; v TIIE OltEGON DAILY JOURNAL, rORTLAXD, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20. 1003.
miles an hour.' tsk a light angina and
not mora than thrss men. You will aea
a red light alongside of the track. Put
the ransom their and go east, thla letter
to be returned with the ranaom, and be
aura to do It, the money to fee the aame
aa before, we got you people timed.
Naturally the company did not pay
the money and aa a consequence the ran
aom waa doubled, as will be seen In
the next letter:
'To the Board Of Directors. Dear
Blr As you fall tp pay the ransom we
now double the ranaom, which Is 60,
000. All the trouble we have to go
through you people will pay for It We
mean business, we will do aa atated In
tne nrst tetters. ve win noiuy me
people that they take their life In their
hands to travel over your road. If you
people bad paid the ranaom you would
have never been bothered by us. If you
people make up your mind to pay tnis
ransom place the same signal as before.
If you are willing to pay this ransom
before October 4, leave Butte, Mont, on
October 4 at 6 p. m. with a light en
gine, not more than three men. Go by
way of Helena, Mont, at a rate of SS
miles an hour. , If this Is pot paid by
(Leon Bhaw. Special Journal Correspon-1 ceratlon Chief of Police Travlaas re- October 4 we will raise the rri0,n
dent) ceivea a letter stating that If they were again, una icner iu u mututu w.n
- Helena, Mont, Oct. 2. One of the not released his hous.e would be blown the ransom."
'most dastardly outrages In the history up. No attention was paid to the threat Outrages Continue,
of the atate la being perpetrated In the other than the placing of guarda both Before thla, the last of the threaten-
vicinity of Helena in the form or a plot witnin ana without the building. The iDK letters, reached the hands of the
to blackmail the Northern Pacific Rail- residence has been watched night and rallroad officials, an attempt had been
way company out of $50,000. On ac day, but nothing has happened and no made to wreck the Helena connection of
count of the company not ' complying suspicion has fallen on any one. tne North Coast Limited passenger train
with the preposterous demands of a Following the receipt of the first let- Bt the outskirts of the yards not far
gang or men, wno. nave rignuy oeon ler mo company aispiayea tne signals
termed dynamiters" by the press aa directed. In hopes that the gang
.throughout the country, a number of would fall Into a trap which had been
separate attempts have been made to conceives to capture them. A second
ARp STILL EAR WEST
History of the Preposterous Outrages
Committed. Against the Northern
Pacific in Montana.
from Helena, but 'the only damage done
was the demolishing of the woodwork
on the front part of the locomotive.
Soon afterward, 'the dynamiters at-
blow up the tracks of that company, letter waa then received, which read as tempted to blow' up a Northern Pacific
and in one or two Instances passenger follows:
trains have been the objects of care
fully prearranged explosions. As yet
no human lives have been lost aa a re-
Dear Blr:
train in Butte, but by mistake put the
explosive on the tracks of the streetcar
company. The result was that the next
We are nleased to note the streetcar that passed was badly
The leooad Letter.
"Board of Directors N. P. R, R. Co,
suit of 'tlx i dynamiting or the company's fact that you nave flnany decided to wrecked, all Its windows being broken
property but the fact that the last of comply wlth our deman(1. regarding the and the lives of a number of paaaen-
T 0.UBe? nJ J?" .00 hlch we demanded In a letter gers imperiled.
made strikingly evident by one of the UJldep date of July a, Tne money ,je. Xhe next ,t,p taken by the gang was
seven separate letters mailed to the ,lvered t0 ua mUBt , the foIlowlng to dynamite a freight train at Blrdseye,
railroad company, which contains a amounts ,nd denominations: Five thou- eight miles west of Helena, last week,
threat to the effect that unless the Tin. 8and doiUrg ln gold about equally dj. and although a large, heavily-armed
som money is paid over Immediately the vlded batween 8 J0 and 20 dollar g0s. WB, on the scene of the exploa-
company roust be responsible for any plecei( $tB00 ln l.(joUar bUia and $6ooo ion within two hours after It occurred,
ensuing loss or lire. ln 8u.dollar bills; all this money, espe- no trace of the perpetrators of the deed
It now seems that the authorship or i-i, h- Km. .,. v.. u. v.. ,,h a hpw rain a few
these letters has been definitely traced ,n clrculatlon We do not want hours previous' prevented bloodhounda
to Isaac Qravelle, who la under arrest
In this city. As was exclusively an-
announced in The Journal of Wednesday,
envelopes similar to those containing
the blackmailing letters were found in
Qravelle's valise, to say nothing of the
other and numerous links in the chain
of evidence, such as similarity of foot
marks at the track and Qravelle's cabin;
hia identification by a farm-hand who
conversed with him within 24 hours of
the discovery of dynamite at the Rovlg
to furnish.
The rirst letter.
any new bllla or any that have been from scenting the trail. The same
marked ln any way. The money must night an explosion occurred at Bloss-
be delivered in the following way: Let burg and at Sampson siding, both small
not more than two men take charge of atations within 20 miles or iieiena.
the money and at 7 o'clock on the even- And now the latest dcvelopmenta
ing of Aug. 13 leave Livingston. Mont, have come. A farmer of Townaend has
ith It on board an emoty enrlne and discovered 70 bounds of dynamite nia
travel west at the rate of SO miles an den ln a straw stack 25 miles from
hour by way Jf Helena and Missoula, here. It Is believed that the stuff was
Mont When they see the red light stob nl&ced there by a mounted man. This,
the engine and one man take the sack I coupled with the fact that horse tracks
nr-Jliu". hii ? n J?ll-'J nrelVl der the red "ht- 0nly 0n8 man mUBt Vision near Blos.bwg. seems to indi-
?J hirtn. ??r tL.vnd h; ,eave the enln to del,ver th mony cate that the men have a rendeivou.
7 SUV.m th i?.rT;t ,,r? and there mu8t not b over four men somewhere near here, from which they
waa bound over to the district court , .u. - . ..ia. it i. ihnnrhi
under J10.000 bail, which he was unable .m, ,ho OM ,.i. ,..:.v. a, , H.-nomit fnrmi th
" ' v . v a& ...w.v v. a. tj II1HI HIW UlOw.viu J - -
clous circumstances connected with the source of the supply with which the
delivery of the ransom we will not ko nntrarea are being committed. That
About two months ago, when the near It and you will have to make youT the men have cunning and resource is
matter ansumed serious proportions, the trip over again. After the money has without doubt.
first of the Beven letters was received been deposited under the red light the Under full steam In the Helena yards
by Vice-President J. M. Hannaford. man must Immediately reboard the en- there stands, 'day and night, an engine
Soon after another, almost identical in glne, which must at once proceed on coupled to two cars, One. contains a
regard to contents, was sent, to the di- its way west. Now, ln conclusion, we score of armed man hunters, many with
rectors of the company. These were must say that under no circumstances well-earned reputations, and the other
mailed from Helena and Butte and de- will we allow any one to be prosecuted contains six bloodhounds, Imported from
manded f 21,000 In cash, emphasising I for the crime. If you are satisfied to Texas and Nebraska, and a number of
the fact that unless the money was lm- pay the money which rightfully belongs horses, all ready to start out on a
mediately forthcoming dynamite would to ua and call it quits we will do like- etiase after dynamiters at a moment's
be used to wreck property. The only wise and never bother your company notice
again. Thft totai reward of $10,500 for the
"This letter must be delivered with annrhnlon and convlctton of the dyna-
the ransom." (No signature.) miters has caused hundreds of prl-
Then the Third. vate detectives and noted Montana
"We here give you notice to notify us I -hrlff to tmrtlclDate ln the chase, and
that you are ready to pay the ransom v,M uttin doubt that If a clash
'July 1. 1903. Board of Directors of twenty-five thousand Hollars (125.000) h. ri.it win be serious. The
N. P, R, R. Co. Dear Sir: We write I due us in the following way: Insert an 1 xi-the Pacific, in the meantime, pa
you this letter to notify you that we I ad In the Anaconda Standard at once ..rV tnnt of Its track night and
hold the Northern Pacific company for like this: The Northern will notify the ..... and travel, although diminished by
IVcniJI-IIV. iiiuunaiiu uui,a,v I 1'uuui. 111 a icw uayp ui mo lairs It WIU ).. dynamiting, IS reaBOnUiy Mid
BARBER
EXAMINERS
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
ATTZVTXOV OALU9 TO BAMSB
OOUUI WHICH AX I DIICJtlBED
AS TAXIsV OTMH MATTE
WMZOX TQ BOAJU) HA TO SEAZ.
WITH.
reason given for the making of the de
mands was that the writers had been
Injured to the amount called for. How
or in what manner was not stated. The
first of these threatening letters was aa
follows:
The seml-anpual report of tho state
barbers' board of examiners Junt Issued
shows that total receipts realized from
permits snd renewal cards amounted to
$2,071.15, snd the disbursements equaled
$7,769.10. The report ln part says:
"There can be no question but the
shops are' ln better sanitary condition
tha.n when the law went Into operation.
It Is also true that there are as yet many
ahops that are far from the standard,
but the tendency Is to Improve, and the
vast majority of barbers are Inclined
to keep their places of business and
themselves cleaner than formerly.
"Many barbers hod cfude Ideas of the
law, there being any number who
thought that all they hid to ao was to
pay their registration fee and proceed as
before. Many others supposed that the
board was established to regulate prices,
tlx wages snd hours of labor, etc.. and
that all 6-cent shops were to be cloned
by the board. These and many other
things of a similar nature required con
siderable time and Indtyldual effort to
place the law In proper light before the
barbers. Too many expected that the
law would accompllrh everything the
moment It went into effect; they seemed
to have tost sight of the fact that re
forms come only after years of patient
effort, untiring energy and toll. These
obstacles were surmounted only by visit
ing the various shops within Its Jurisdic
tion and explaining the provisions of
the law, ss well as to recure some
competent person In each city to see that
the law was enforced ln the absence or
the board.
rake Barber Colleges.
"The greatest drawback to the barbers
of this state Is the so-called college
that pretends ta teach" the trade of bar
ber to green country boys and others
who know little of city life, and as a
general thing believe every word that
appears ln an advertisement. This col
lege advertises that they can teach the
trade in eight weeks' time to any oni
who desires to learn It, and persons who
know nothing of the trade .are vry
readily convinced of this, and when they
receive cleverly dovlsed catalogue Il
lustrations of numerous college build
ings It serves to Impress upon tho In
nocent mind the high standing of the
Institution, so that the victim at once
falls sn easy prey to the college's sa
gacious methods of doing business.
"Those who attend this college do not
know that the law of tho state requires
a three years' apprenticeship, and that
their connection with the school hurts
them with tho barbers' profession
throughout the whole country. Many
of these country boys, after they have
been in the school for a few days, rea
lize and admit their mistake and seek
Instructions from the board as to the
best plan to pursue to learn the trade.
Their money Is gone and they are In a
sad predicament
"The law was designed to maintain
better sanitary conditions and regula
tions in the barber chops of the state.
It waa also designed to elevate the pro
fession and protect the people from in
competent unskilled, careless and even
unclean barber. Theso who have come
before the board for examination have
had a fair and unbiased trial, and If In
competent to follow their profession
have been refused licenses and com
HE ADVERTISES
FOR JACK KETCH
jonr Kraal or cx.ovaoHA.ax zh
171 AHHOUHCES THAT MM AC
CUSED or BrrBDZX ahd heady
TO VHBEJTDEB AH ODD HELIO
Or AHCXBHT JOXTBHAtlMC
Kdward N. Hall, an Inaurancs man of
102 First street, this elty, has an In
teresting reminder of Irish Journalism.
It Is the Dublin News Letter newspaper,
dated quaintly "from Tuesday, June 23.
to Saturday. June 27, 1741," more than
162 years ago.
The old newspaper contains a picture
with descriptive matter on the. first jfage.
giving "The Plan of Carthagena, Its
Harbour anil Forts." This la a remin
der of one of Great Britain's many fa
mous wars.
An odd advertisement appears on the
fourth page. One John Nelle of Clon
honaugh. In the county of Westmeath,
over his own signature alleges that he is
accused of killing one Martin Rowan,
"lute of Kllclogher In the county of
Oalway." Nelle states that he stands
ready to surrender himself to the sheriff
of the county of Westmeath at a future
date to stand trial.
Two other advertisements interesting
to book lovers appear. One of these
relates to the publication of the Poems
and Fables of John Dryden, "now first
published tog-ether." Dryden Is referred
to ss "late Poet Iaurrat" (laureate.)
The other concerns the first publication
of the "Letters to and From' the Rev.
Dr. Johnathan Swlt." There are many
other curious features in the paper.
BOY OF NINE YEARS
IS A HOUSEBREAKER
($26,000) nubile In a few davs of the rates It will i. rnnhlv safe. No
ransom, and, ir necessary, we win ae- make during tne rrult Talr at Spokane. one can tell at what moment new de- " ,: ","
stroy your railroad property until same Wash. When we see this we will notify velopments In the already long list of Pelled to leave our Jurisdiction.
Is paid. I now ana wnai point we want me money
"We will give you 16 days rrom date left at, and until we see this will not
to think this matter over, and If at the consider any proposition; otherwise we
expiration of that time you have de- will go ahead with our plans. Tou must
elded to comply with our demands you not trifle with us, as we are watching
can notify us of your decision in tne you. This letter must be delivered with
following way: Tie a piece of white the money. We mean business." (No
cloth to the drawhead of the last coacn signature.)
of each of your passenger trains run-1 TVhe day following the receipt of this
nlng between St. Paul, Minn., and Spo-1 letter saw the flsst attempt made to
kane. Wash. Carry this signal until you capture the dynamiters. . In the mean
are notified how to deliver the money. I time an engine had been fitted up with
dynamite outrages will be brought to
light
TO STOP KILLING
OF PROTECTED BIRDS
EMPRESS AUGUSTA
A HAPPY WOMAN
Berlln.Oct. 28. Empress Augusta Vic
toria was 45 years old last Thursday arid
flags were displayed on all public and
many private buildings In recognition of
the anniversary. There were no court
festivities, but at a happy family gath
Now that the law enforcement corn-
re at the exnlratlon of 15 days from I a number of steam cocks surrounding mlttee of the John Burroughs' Bird so
.Hat vmi have not carried the signal the boiler and cnh. an that at a aoc- cletv has been appointed, there la like
mentioned above we will begin aestroy- ond's notice It could be enveloped ln a Ilhood that it wm soon nave yieniy ui nn me emperor, n is unaersiooa, gave
lngyour property and will continue to cloud of steam. The preparationa 'on work to do. The fact that there are his beloved consort a pleasant surprise
do so until the signal Is carried. Ws the engine had evidently been made three lawyers, all well-known men. on by adding substantially to her stfperb
wish to assure you that we mean busi- known to the dynamiters, for when the the committee gives President Gilbert collection of pearls, already one of the
n.a and are willing to BO the limit to ene-lne waa sent nut carrvlna- a rfnnn confidence that beror very long some- most iamous ia an tne woria.
aaln our ends and, if it is necessary to or more heavily armed men. no red thing will drop." President Gilbert Though, the empress is slightly older
destroy your property to bring you to I lia-ht was seen. said this morning: than her husband, with her fair com-
i.t. 1 W . .a.I i,A that o trrOa f I nl.vtA.n an A l.iwuvlant K n I .K. Iaa),. It
m ... . A I it, lias urrn i ' I"" " 11 ...nw r - - , )ica,uu ' " ' ..,. otic i uunn, 11.
I v.A-..ma JoaMIn In the nutftkirts I snvthlnv vminnip than Via Hn&i TK
Immediately the gang of bandits be- , ,u u,, nt whom are Italians niratiin nt her vnnthfui .rro'arar,.
gan to take action, the very next day , t,- nnnV. have been in the mav ha aacrihmi to hr foinm tmn.
an attempt being made to blow up the habu of shooting robins and meadow worry and her happy home life. She Is
steel bridge across the ellowHtone I ., nmni. nt fond This nnA t f,tr,ir, i,..
until this matter Is settled traveling L w . 5 oamage was mugt be stopped. In fact, this commit- who might truthfully be described as
rill be dangerous; we only ask a small """" ". tee will notvOniy enaesvor to proieci finding as much solid, homely content
part of what rightfully belongs to " 7, .r f . 5 h. birds from those who kill them for their ment in her husband's palaces as any
j nonnla not Ha iir wo v 1 muuiui, v mj iuoauoiiohih VI IUH men .-- .Vna anrt hpadS. OUI ITOm
call it square. Hereafter give the work- 'n handling explos ves. The following every unwarranted slaughterer."
1 tilatlra anil VOll Will aVOId MJ iiamo IIO.U1HIB HOW
terms, the danger will be of a very se
rious nature. And, as we do not care to
be held responsible for tho possible loss
of lives, we will notify the traveling
public through the leading newspapers
that we hold your road for ransom and
.1,7. iriH f trouble If we have to o WB uyiremiieu hi ooteraan. nere tne
to Extremes in thla matter we will in- damage was of a mors serious nature,
crease the amount of the ransom. This
letter must be delivered with the money.
Tours truly," (No signature.)
Preposterous Demands.
There was not a moment's hesitation
on the part of the railroad company as
to the nature or the course to be pur
sued by them. Vice-President Hanna
ford at once made the statement that
"there shall be no yielding to any such
preposterous demands." As -a conae-
auence a policy of retaliation was
the cow'catcher and headlight of the
engine being blown off and the track
torn up.
The railroad company then received
their fourth letter from the dynamiters,
which said:
"J. M. Hannaford, second vice-presi
dent, St Paul. Dear Sir .Don't you
know that it Is a crime to charge 40
cents to Manila on freight, 8,000 miles.
THOUGH A PRINCESS
SUFFERS HARD FATE
(Journal Special Service.)
Berlin, Oct 26. Princess Louise has
appealed to her former husband. Crown
Prince Frederick or saxony to be ai
lowed to see her children on Christmas,
avail. Hundreds of detectives have been your charge8 t0 the public Is not
eyes or Roosevelt's,
BcoumiB v"ui-"j vi "i " crime ln your
aynuniiiei , um wmiiijr ias tu i either Walt
1113 lire uti.j vi . w.........v. ..... . -. k ...... i .
nareat any one has come to locating ynmlte toln.
the outlaws was the arrest of two men A ton ' dynamite was then stolen
who are now being held in the Helena the warehouse of a local hardware
city Jail, suspected of having committed concern, the thieves leaving no clew to
the first two outrages those at LIvIde- their identity. Soon after the fifth mis-
aton and Boseman but. although there slve was received. It informed Mr.
la a. mass of circumstantial evidence Hannaford thus:
against them, positive proof Is lacking. "We are sorry to Inform you that we
The greater portion .of the wrecking of have had some misfortune which we
tracks and trains, however, has oc- could not give you the signal. There-
curred since their confinement which fore wo will wait until September 2,
oniv substantiates the current opinion so please leave Livingston with the
that the work is tost or a large gang
honest workman's wife In her vlneclad
cottage.
This is a good deal more than can be
said .for her sister majesties, who, prob
ably, with the exception of Queen Alex
andra, are a weary and unsatisfied class
of women; at least their faces bear all
the marks of rather peevish discontent
and unsatisfied longings. Not so, how
ever, does j Empress Augusta Victoria.
wno was never an neiresa in ner gin
hood, who at 18 was told to marry a
young man deeply In love with another,
and who, between a clever, critical moth
er-in-law and, her husband's chief pollt
leal adviser, seemed likely to find life at
the Imperial court anything but a bed
of roses.
Her Trials Begun.
After her marriage, which took place
In February, 1881, her trials began In ear
nest, for intrigue was rife at the Ger
man court. Bismarck and the Crown
Princess Frederick were sworn enemies
took a prominent
part in all these doings, but his wife trl-
umped In the end. She remained the
same cheerful, busy, amiable young lady
of her girlhood days, healed quarrels by
a mild word at the right time and pre
sented her husband in turn with six rosy,
sturdy boys and a dainty little princess.
Her whole object in life seemed to be
toward the perfect achievement of do
mestic duties, and when she changed her
title of Princess William for that of
queen of Prussia and empress of Ger
many she did not attempt any vocations
r.n.in. .i n .am. . hii .u. And all ailments arising from fmniire more ambitious. There has never been
(Journal Special Service.)
Ilwaco, Wash.. Oct. 28. Ilwaco has a
boy housebreakr who Is less than nlne
years of age. The lad Is George "Fry,
on of Walter Fry. Tuesday the lad
went to the home Dan Lynn and finding
no one at home pried a window up with
an axe and after gaining entrance helped
himself to what he suw that he took a
fancy to. The only thing he carried
away was an air gun belonging to Mr.
Lynns little boy. While rummaging
around the house he discovered some
firecrackers and with the aid of some
matches he also found he lighted them
and fired several In the house. This was
the lad's undoing. Neighbors heard the
noise made by the firecrackers and went
to investigate. Marshal Embree was
notified and he placed the boy under ar
rest. Ho was locked up for a short
time and released after promising to be
good.
Mr. Fry. father of the lad. Is a hard
working and honorable citizen. Mrs.
Fry Is dead and the father haS to be
away from home a great deal. He is
now at South Bend fishing and the esca
pades of his son have not reached him
yet. It Is not likely that any action
will be taken ln the case unless the
lad commits some other crime, ln which
case he, will likely be sent to the reform
school.
, Hew Mill for Zlwaoe.
The Ilwaco Mill & Lumber company
has been organised with a capital of
$5,000 and work has already begun on
the site for a sawmill here. The Incor
porators of the new oompAny are George
L. Col well, president; O. W. Heath, vice-
president; C. F. Rogers, secretary and
manager; K. F. Wood, treasurer.
Messrs. Wood and Rogers are now in
Portland negotiating for machinery to
be Installed. The arrival of a pile driver
has delayed the work to some extent
but one Is expected here within a few
days to drive the piles for the boom
and foundation. The machinery will
be placed as the mill Is erected and as
soon as the foundation and floor Is in
the incorporators Intend starting the
mill and saw their own lumber to In
close, the mill and for lumber sheds.
This Is the first step toward the build
ing of a sawmill here that has developed
any certainty. This is conceded to be
a very profitable location for a mill.
The I. R. & N. Railroad company Is now
hauling on an average of 100.000 feet of
sawlogs across the peninsula and dump
ing them into Baker's bay within 300 feet
of the location of the proposed mill.
These are towed to Portland and Oregon
City, but with a sawmill here much of
this will he Btopped besides a larger
demand will be developfor sawlogs.
This will nht only Increase the payroll
of this city but will be the cause of the
placing of more logging crews ln the
woods tributary to this city.
In addition to the sawmill the com
pany will erect a planing and shingle
mill in connection and later contem
plate placing a dynamo for lighting the
town.
NOW IS THE TIME
While your family is away enjoying their vacation,
to have your home wired and etjxripped with
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, so as to be prepared for the
long Winter nights.
REMEMBER, WE ONLY CHARGE
YOU FOR WHAT YOU USE...-
Portland General Electric Co.
SEVENTH AND ALDEJL STREETS
THE PORTLAND
FOXTXtAITD, OBBOOV.
AjramiOAjr
rXtAV.
S3.M lar Say
aid Vyward.
KOZAX. TKATEUEma.
nASQTABTIU FOB TOUB2STB US CO
pedal rates suds to fannies and stnU ratlema. The asaaarsmsa
will e plsassd as all class to skew rooms an firs prloes. A tooaans
Turkish bath ssUMlshwsii ta Us hotok
X. O. BOWBBS, acaaaf
DR. W. A. WISE.
Open evening till .
Sundays from 8 to 12
Or. Main 2029.
No More Dread of the Dental Chair(
Tth etlrietrd mil fllled abolutely wlthant
ptln br "ur clentlnc method. We ira not
competing with cheap dental MUblUb meats,
but with flrtt clai dentUU.
W guarantee a Bt nr no pay. No charge for
Sulnleta utrartlnx when teeth sr ordered,
ild cruwna aad tettv without plates, sold fill
and other dental work dona palnleaaly
snd by peclallati. Wa tell you exactly what
your work will cot by a free examination.
Ws raarantes all oar work.
WISE BROS. Dentists
DR. T. P. WISE.
tOS-tl3 raUlsf
Bldf., Cor. 3d
ft Wash. St.
J
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Phone J. H. Imhoff.
Whltf 74!. W. W. Mlnar
Imhoff & M.nar
Ziarrsst ooasomsrs of
tone la Oregon.
Marble and Granite
Monuments
At,ti KINDS OF
CEMETERY WORK.
All Work Guaranteed.
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rOBTCAVB. OB.
CREAMERY FOR THE
TOWN OF NAHCOTTA
Coal! Coal! Coal!
PHONB, XAZB 8770.
AND ORDER
Washed Nut Coal $5.50
Newcastle Coal $6.50
"Renton" Lump Coal $7-00
Australian Lump Coal $5.00
Bsduosd Bates Tire Tons and Over,
VULCAN COAL CO.
OrriCB 339 BTJBHBIDB 8T.
Tard on railroad track. Front nr. Glisan
and 60 oonta fop 400 ml I pa In Montana
and othop nlaraa. RnhHarv nnthini he reolled that he was willing, out that
fnr mil mart vinra Vn.i win ot.ii ih. Klni George would not permit such a
aaopiea bu u"'" dynamite you want the next year, not meeting.
capture of the bandits. A splendidly or- brldgoS, but trains. You are a lot of ' " " 1 " ' '
ganised posse of man-hunters was at 1 r(lhhr. nd thinvea Pi.,i.r ia inn BUKB CUXB TOM HCES.
once rormea ana every ereon maae 10 .ooa for you robblnSr thieves. Catch Itching piles produce moisture and
apprehend tne gang, even o me oner- u8 it yoa can Put ,t on tne tra(;k or cause itching, this form, as well as
ing oi aie i "" bridges or through vour windows, cuna, DieeuuiB ur rru i are
rured by Dr. Bo-san-ko'S Pile Remedy.
l'"p.B r;,',,.. and Prince William
by mail. Treatise free. Write me about
your case. Dr. Bosanko. Phil a. Pa.
RHEUMATISM,
Kidney and Stomach
Troubles
MersI
filothersl!
Mothers!!!
- Lirs. lrinsimYs dooming symp
MlssedforswwtrtTTTSAJtSbyBn
UONt of M0THJCX4 tor thtir CBXUISII
rvmils TSXTVUfO. with rSSFSCT StreCB8&
It SOOTHES &e CXXLD, BOrTBSt tks OCatS,
AIXAYtall TA&H CUKBSWHTD CbUC, sad
li the beat rraady for OXAXKBtXA, Sold by
, Dragglsu la every part of tba world. Bsssrs
lad ask for "Mrs. Wlsla riootalsg tyraPb !
lad Uks as other kind. Tweaty-dTtctaabgOh.
mentioned in the first letter, and also pen8ivs cures, and a little of each will
aviiiw m? ..mo vucuiiuub. no uu uui i cure any oruinary cub.
see any use ror you people to pay money Asl( your beat and leading druggist
to watch bridges, we will ndt bother for Kellett's OXXi ABO BWIEI srZBZTS
you people any more if you pay this 01 EBBV.
ransom, ln fact, It cuts no Ice with us I The following keep them ln stock in
about, watching bridges." the state of Oregon:
Blumauer-Frank Drug Co Portland
McNalr Bros Ashland, Or.
Charles Strang oiearord. Or,
M. Clemens Grants Pass, Or.
Blover Drug Co.
The Letter from Butte.
Then came a letter from Butte, say
ing: ,
"Mr. Hannaford You have been
carrying the signal for two or three a cl Masters A Co. Koaebur. Or!
-weeks, as you are willing to pay the Linn Drug Co. Eugene, Or.
ransom, which you fail to do. We will Burkhart & Lee Albany, Or,
not stand for sny more monkey work. Capital Drug co.
Wo waited two hours overtime, whlca J- L rly
we will .not do any mora. Take warn- V- w R.iie
ing or some of your trains will go In w A Hows
ths ditch. If you do hot come to the Rogers Bros. . , .
scratch, this time we will double the Wilson Drug Co.
ransom by September IS. Tk off th Graham A Wells
whtfa ra w and out on a rA nnm in th J. F. Venner
place ox iu Lavs with ths ransom
from Butte by ths Way of Garrison.
Mont, "and Helena, at the rate of Si
Huntlev Bros. Oregon City. Or.
A.' C. Koeppen & Broa . . . .Pendleton, Or.
Geo. C. Blakeley The Dalles. Or.
G. E. Williams V..Hood River. Or.
any one, probably, to asK ner wny sne
does not read more or undertake the first
place ln society, she would explain thar
she had not the time to spare
She is a most devoted wife to her hus
band, and often spends the morning with
him helping him with his business, for,
with all her housewifely qualities, she
possesses a clear- brain and calm JurtK
ment. which are often of great assist
ance to the emperor. Her happiest hours
Grants Pass, Or. are spent with her children, of whom
she is devotedly fond, and the birth of
her little daughter completed the happi
Salem. Or I neM or npr nome me- no empress is
Salem. Or I also extremely fond of music and is a
Forest Grove. Or. fair performer on the violin, and often
HiusDoro, or. in private the emperor and empress hold
. .Carlton. Or. 1 . i .... ...,..., ri t. fa .ian n vkbi
MCMinnvius. or, I iover cf music and possesses a very good
.dTbrvallis. Or! Voice and a correct ear
Brownsville. Or.
"A dose In time saves.. lives." Dr.
Wood's Norway Pins Syrup, nature's
remedy for couchs, colds, pulmonary
i diseases of everjt sort.
(Journal Special Service.)
Nahootta, Wash.. Oct. 26. This lit
tle town is to have a creamery In opera
tion for the handling of the products of
the dairymen by the opening ot the
spring of 1904. J. A. Morehead Is now
hHving erected a building which he an
nounces is Intended for a creamery. The
building Is enclosed, but but Mr. More
head says the machinery will not be In
stalled until next spring. A plant that
will handle the product of from 300 to
600 cows is to b installed and a launch
will be used to gather the milk from the
farmers along the bay.
Nahcotta is one of the most natural
points ln Pacific county for a creamery.
It is at the edge of Shoalwnter bay with
the south end of. the county lying on
the south, which is one of the best
dairying counties in the Northwest. For
many years Ilwaco has been trying to
get a creamery to handle the product
of the cows on the peninsula, but has
been , unsuccessful. Heretofore thou
sands of gallons of cream has been
shipped annually from here to South
Bend and from Ilwaco to Astoria to be
worked into butter and cheese. Thou
sands of pounds more would be shipped
was there any Inducement for the far
mers and dairymen to turn their whole
attention to the business. The prices of
transportation have been so large that
there has been very little profit either
to the producers or the manufacturers
and the natural resources of the penin
sula toward dairying have been neg
lected. With a creamery at Nahcotta
'the cost of shipment will be done away
with and many farmers . who have
neglected the dairy business ln the past
because of the small profits will turn
their whole attention to the business
hereafter.
fi WAREHOUSE
frlilUNS COMPANY
m DALLES. ORE.
White River
... Flour...
(Hard Wheat)
Used by house
wives because of
Its goodness and
economy. Makes
the moat bread,
and makes it most
nutritious. For
sale at all grocers.
ALLEN & LEWIS
Sols Agents.
Quina
UROGH
(A VINOUS EUXIR.)
Physicians highly recommend It as a specific
l , remedy in casts of j
malaual reverts, golds.
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Mrs. Stevens
BSADZftOS, BOo
Bravs; Fellow.
From Phllnilelphla Ledger.
"Yes." said the dentist, "to insure
painless extraction you'll have to take
gas. and that's- 60 cents extra."
"Oh!" said the farmer, "1 guess the
old way'll be best: never mind ths gas."
Tou're a brave man."
"Oh! it ain't me that's got the tooth;
It's my wife."
That Waa Different. .
The fellows ajl loved Elolse.
But sfee would none of us.
Till Charlie won by calling her
A cnarmtng little puss.
A year of wedded life they had,
And were content with that;
She sued for separation when
He called her "little cat.'!
Brooklyn Eagle.
Berislag- tba Xerogram.
From ths Washington Star.
Our arctio expeditions r
In future, it Is said.
Will start ths party of relief
. A month or two ahead. '
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Torre and tuTestments,
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bances. Make uo ven
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er. 34rt'i Vamhlll t..
ror. 7th. Hours 10 a.
to 8 p. m. dally.
HENRY WEINHARD
Vroprleto of tka
CITY BREWERY
fcargvst and Xost Oomplata
rvwsry ia tbs Bortawsev,
Bottled Beer a Specialty-
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