The Oregon daily journal., September 12, 1904, Image 3

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Ui'il.vJ had Or I ic
BIG STATE FAIR
i Program for Day and Evc3rcf Hoaday Given
in FulHBJsssst Exhibit in ,v.
Oregon's History. ; i l-v -
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J Salem. Or.. -Sept. It. Tfhe Iwiat and
beat agricultural. borUcuatMrel asm ttm
Block enow la tha htatary of thi North
) nt and the PeclAo earns wUl open
t t tha fair grounds within m stone's
i throw of the bound ass a f Orwtw
' Salem on Monday monatng, and It wilt
1 be a uo -that will go dowi In blatory
as th opening of a neu era Is the Ufa
of th a lata of Orr; fair that tha
poopla of Oregon may oe Justly psoud
of Oregon's Blu Ribbon Btato Pair.
Cold print can give Ibut a faint oon-
beption f th greatnbss of tha State
y'atr to thoee whoa. standard la CM
ordinary mgiieultura fair aa sn In
other etatee, ' end any ft waai awan In
( Oregon up to a raw Tears ego. out m
' this year of grace. JIM, the Oregon
: BUte Pair has become- a greater Institu
I tion than It moat enittuslaatle support-
ere ovar no pad to
.and better
e it.
and greater by Car Usui th most sn
I f ulna oen ooncetve. ' -
Prom ever. Quarter exhibits ara ba
ins received, not by 'wifon load -aa
In paat years, but br-etQeda and train-
loodaiara thay rolling Uh and too vast
Bald Is ona moving ntaaa of. man, noraes,
settle, llvoatoek of sal descriptions, and
exhibits of oil kindto. front tha latast
i wiMmmt eo us pim mm nip w
' easa head.
Tba- terra pavilion, ttaually fall of
emnUaeea, hd yet simraya tbo wondar of
tha Eastern visitor aunnr in past
raJre'ls betflg' raplflly filled to Over
sowlng with, swrteu-ltural and norttoul-
I curat exhibits, . and tha eight aounty
, exhibits alraady betas plaosd la posl
f Uon thoaa of DougaM. Lena, Unn, Ma
i Hon. Polk. ITnlon. 'wauhmatOB and Tam-
-1 pill oounUaa ara ft raveU41on and a
l surpnao aa 10 tno iwuiauas poaswuiuap
i ar taia siortous arma, ana atui ocnara
I ara aomlng. In adkUtloa to thaaa ox-
hlaKa. tao aplandld -eollaotlon from tha
I axpartmant atation af tbo Corvallla A-
tioultural eollaco a pans now avonusa
Of apoeulatlon and axoltaa, tha wondar
f too baboldar. '
Tka Prtaa so Oaaaalia,
Tba faot that to asaocaOloa haa
afferod ll.SM In prasaa for tha bast
rloultural axhlblt arora any ono ooun
aa eraatad qulta Bf rivalry aatwaan tha
avaral ootfntlao fear tao honor of oap-
AT tbo first prlaa. and th
whoa aaouradt will ba traaaarad
far mora by th ooqnty aaearlnc It than
' will tha substantial, money prima (otnr
-. -arith it. 8oriary-l. D. wisdom, in
pioooaalBaT tbo a-sbul tural display test
. pvanlnc said:
x Tha rasult of ,thla aplandld ooUae
.ttoh . of acrlooltuiml produeta will ba
that avian and raprssatatlv xhlbft
'4 Orocon'a boat lirodueta, but aiso tha
-ftneat and boat ovilr aont, oat to ny ax
f or tha St. Ixmls xpositlon. and It will
b an axhlblt tha will find no 'rivals
. and will bo th wondar of tha antlro
. - x- -Baatar Vffl BmsL '
-'Tha taanw-Baw.rsaj praparad ahowa
that ailanalaaa lauaa aaa ba rtvan on
' if day of tha waak; and this proyram
wlU far axoal anythlaa; avar bofor at
tampiad In Orastoa, Tharo ara num
barvof sood aoraea on tbo track, and
tms snabtas th association to ftivs such
axoallont programs avary day. Wavor
bafora kes thavo baan aueh hlh class
matartal to elaaa up on Uuem Oak track,
oomlna; aa thay do from Orap-on, Vaah
InrMo. Idaho. British Columbia, Mon
tana. Colorado and California. It
oertaln that thora will ba at laaat loo
ood horses to plok from, and th woak'o
port oa tha rao track will ba worthy
of tha afforta of any aaaoelatlon.M
Anonf tha ahow eattla alraady on th
round ara soma aplandld hards, and
many mora ara constantly arriving. Car
load altar carload of blood ad eattla hav
already baan unloaded and made com
fortable In the stalle, and ao areas m
the prsoaur for room that, althouah
the Stat boasd baa erected hUBdrada of
new stalle this atJknmer and repaired sift
of the old stables, they axe now 100
stalls abort of the demand, and mors
room h eonaaaaUy eatac provided.
On Monday afternoon the drat rae-
ina- vrocTmnt will be si van. and at 7:10
P- m. of that day tha formal openlns
proa-ram will be had In th tern audi
torlum openlna from th pavilion. Hare
a moat Interesting galaxy of apeakera
wUl bo provided, ail of them man of
hlaH a tending, and address will ba
delivered that should be beard by- alL
The evenlng'a program follows: . - -
Music, band,' -
Opening address President W. B.
Wahrunav - ,
Address of waleoma Mayor C P.
Bishop. t -V
Vocal bom Mrs. Hal 11a Parrtah
ningea.
Address Governor Ooraa -M. Cham-
artels.- "- -T-. ...
Hacltattea -Trick va. Trlok." Mhw
Vasts C Townaend. Portland.
Address 'Portland and TjowIs and
Clark Fair," H. W. Good, director gen
eral iwis and -Clark JCxpoaltkm.
Addroas "Oriental Pairs.- H. m.
Doaoh.
Address "Uveatoch Indostrv Jsmaa
vrfthyoombe, director 'experiment sta-
Uon Corvallls Agrlaultural oollega.
Address- "National Livestock Con
ventions," W. B. Beach, president Port
land board or trade.
Address "Commercial Organisations.
R. Livingston, president Portland
chamber of oommeroa.
Address "Marlon County." ' H. ' B.
Thlelaen, president Oreater Salem Com-
aarotel dub. , . , . .. n-.-,
Monologue, "
Recitation "Old Ttme Ranolnaaa."
Miaa Vesta IL Townaend. , .
Address "Pairs and Vxsoaitlona.M
Kg-Oovarnor T. T. Oeer.
Address -The OrafigvM B. Q. Tweedy.
master of the state grange.
Address "The State Pair," BxOov
ecytor K. P. Moody. ,
Address "Ltvestoek Shows. Oov-
srnor John Sparks of Nevada. -Address
"Our Foreign ' . Relations,
gac-uovernor wm. r. Lorn.
'BIGCOPPEK DEAL 'rr:
W FAILS TQ BE MADE
Tm ! Swt,1 .1
- 7axaoavUle, C., gept. 4a. TWS Op
,4fea held by the Mountain Copper-Com-,
' bany of Keawlck, Cel.. upon tbo Blue
- Ledge eopper properties situated hi the
- Slaklyous, SO mllea somth of this plaoa,
' expired oa j Wertneaday of this week
without any deal being enaummated
ami tha Ksawlfik eomnaav has with
drawn trbm fwrtaer: negotlatkma, It is
' hnderstood -that thla .Mnour anant
aver i.Oot within the paat month In
salaries to axnarta. wha have examined
tha properties under their direct torn, and
rlos wag agraad upon, but a dlaagree
aient tn terms with the owners, who
- are principally Crescent City capitalists,
is responsible fbr the failure to
- sum mate a aala. Dr. J. P. Roddy of
Bpoaane wua, woo noma e oonor
' the DTOoertr. left Thursday for Si
kana la response aa tste grams from sev-
: siaes wno win to open nsgotmiams
, tec king to a purohass. of these claims.
. some ivb in, number. x ,
Oraat oatcltement was aroused last
Monday at the plant of th Condor
Light Si Power Company, near Tolo,
?aakae county, when Alex Orme, aup
srlntendent fas the company, saade a
rteh dlaoovery of gold within 100 yards
below tbo Uf 4am being erected across
Rogue river, Tha eompany had lust
completed a large race through which
Co turn the current of Rogue river labile
work oa the dam was tn progress, and
ins i morning turned me water into it.
When the river channel had run dry. Mr.
prma not load Oiet the sand la the. river
t bed looked favorable and taking a gold
- nan, wunra oun tiov oi rtmii in an nour.
Ask'Your
Neighbor
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Hundrcdf of Portland
J Citizens Can Tell Vou
rAu About w.:-'i
BolO Ura. Hall la Parrtah mM
sCurto-Band.
There -la a ' txmslderabls ' ejuantlty of
gravel of atmtter natur along the river
bed and steps wlU be taken Iraroedi
aaely to mine It Thai company re-
oelvod thla week two. large, dynamos o
l.MO-boree-power each. with wate
whrela. and tha work of teetamiM h
In the bit power houss Is now la pro-
m .Hi, ill ii i i .''
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BUREAU IN CRESBAM
(Journal Special Brv4e.) "X
Oreoham, Or Sept. II.--A eommnv
f Japan aaa oontsmslata the aatahitah.
nant of a labor bureau at thia. ateoa
The sstenOlble purpoaa la to secure con
tracts for anotr count rymen to etear up
the tUabar lande f eenturaooa terri
tory. They have rented the old ehease
factory for hendquartere, .
David Brooha,
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Portland, Sept It. T fbs Kdltor of
Tna Journal FoUowins Is tha eloshi-
mwagrapn or a dispatch from Salem la
an evening yDsper Wadnasdayi
"Coroner Clough waa called ami
'made acquainted with th artlou
lara, and decided that an Inquest
waa not necessary, as no- person
was found to ba to blame, and tha
v accident was aa unavoidable In
cident of asylum Ufa"
iTha body of the dispatch recited tha
ism out an aged patient at the stats
insane asylum had been beaten to death
by another patient Who waa
to be gentle and who bad been placed
m enarge or the old man. Tha nen-
enaiant manner In which tha matter
disposed bf as "an unavoidable
incident of asylum Ufa' Is mhaa at-
wuwu mar Kiuuuua f
My memory reminded me that a few
months ago whan a patient of the same
institution was allowed to ourtoln a box
or matches from the attendant's room.
aaoure herself in th linen room and
burn herself to death, the oaea was dis
pose of la the same cheerful manner;
"no person was found to- be to blame
and tha accident wee an unavoidable ln-
euent of asylum Ufa,"
And several months before that when
patient was allowed to remain tn
bathtub bite- which boiling hot water
poured until the poor unfortunate w
cooked to death, while the attendant
la said to have been employed at fancy
wont ut nor room, thg same kind of a
hltewesbing report waa made -no
person to blame: an om voidable Inci
dent of asylum life."
These -una voidable Incidents of asv-
lum life am becoming of such little
oonseqaenee, - too. tnt the latest oc
currence - Is kept - from the public for
over two weeks, lest the people of
the state, who pay about llM.eoO a
year for th proper ear of that Insti
tution, might feel like criticising and
calling for. aa Investigation. - ,
As ft matter of fact, the Oregon state
sane asylum Is under weak rmmaga-
ment and poor discipline, and th Ma
of personal responsibility and loyalty
Is lacking among the employes by rea
son of the weakness and unoertala 41a-
position of the head.. . .-
Thai institution should be presided
over by a man who is a good Judge
of human nature! whs Is fearlessly Arm
In bis ruling); who Is conscientiously
honest and fair tn his treatment of
employed and in handling matters which
com up for decision; who will toler
ate BO pets or privileged elsssts and
who will lie ten to-no anonymous . tales
and permit no class distinctions 'through
favoritism mi members of his family.
t - . mow Time fat Change. :,
The Oregon stele Insane asylum has
not such a man at lis bead and the
tats board of asylum commissioners
know It. Ths time for a change, even
by the courtesy which sometimes al
lows Incompetents to servo out term,
bad passed, and there as no excuse for
tn soara continuing tn present regime.
There ought to be a new superintendent.
The Journal knows that this writer
baa never bean employed tn saw capacity
around the asylum or any other state
Institution and la, therefore, not WAre"
at anybody, but If anybody wishes to
deny the premises herein laid down
shall ba pleased to discuss them mors
elaborately. Being a private, eltlsen
and making no persona attack oa any
one. .but simply oalllng attention to
matters of public notortety, I aw not
feel nailed upon to disclose myself sa
lt nasomsa necessary. t
jucpuBiacAjr crrrtuDC.
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fnMig eteam ft Ooma a gdam Sub
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(Journal Special Service)
Pendleton. Sept. It The chief topic
of interest to a. great many people of
this part of the state Just at this time
W th National Irrigalon Convention
which meats In the near future In Oa
den. v Bine the time that th members
of the Reclamation Bureau ware in thla
city and apofce on the eubject of rrrt-
geuon. at th ' reception , given , these.
there has been h revival of Interst In
the subieet among th people who were
at on time the champions of tba cause
and they are doing all In their power
to have a live delegation sent from this
part of Oregon to represent to the eon
ventlon the neers of the semi-arid dle
trlet of Oregon and gain from that body
If possible some suggestions, as tp what
Wi aeip tna causa,
In harmony with that ' spirit. the
county oourt has appointed P. B. Hoi-
brook, s man nromlnent in the matter
of irrigation. Bnd R. B. Sanllld of
xtcno, aa the two delegates allowed. T
O. Hailey, mayor of ths city, has ap
pointed Senator Walter M. Pierce and
Bert Huffman, the tetter editor of the
Bast Oregonten, to represent the city
in th convention. O. a. Hart man. as
tha president of th Columbia River
Irrigation Association, has designated
W. P. Matlock as the representative at
that body, while the Commercial Asso
ciation will be represented bv XL p.
Dodd. the editor of the Tribuna and
W. R. Bills, the circuit judge of this
district. Whether or not all of these-men
will be able to attend the meeting le
not aa yet known, though at thla time
It is thought that they will all make the
trip.
The council has given eltisens per
mission t hold street fair or Mer
chants' carnival, and the matter Is now
being pushed by the buslneee men of
th city. They have fat ths contract
to W. J. Arnold, who will bring his
shows to th city and take eherge of
uie rair and ran tt on his own reaoon-
SlbilitT. Th man of the eltv wlir sive
aim a bonus of fits, after which thay
wiu nave no part In the manaxetnent
of tha affair. The date of the oarnlval
has been sat frost the th to the loth of
October. -
It Is th Intention of tha men of th
eity to have a stock exhibit and to In
fact lay the foundation thla rear for an
annual eounty fair;
throughout the county to tell th ua-
pl of ths coming attractions and to
inauoe them to bring their stock here
for exhibition, Hendsora nrlses and
cups will ba given to those having the
best stock oa ths ground, it is ex
pected that a good start will be made
this year and that in the future a suo-
. w mut tin ' tim
eountyaiMl become one of the annual
vents of the eastern part af the state.
Borne time aero Dr.- J. ft Ran--, ehn
Is now t Baker City with the Quaker
Doctors, was la the city and asked the
council for tha privilege of brlnaln-
hia shows bore. The council at th time
willing for the aggregation -to vlaii
provided that It paid Into the cltr treas
ury the license fee of tlOO for each day
ua ii Kara m tn orty.
This lloens waa provided for several
raara ago and was intended t he a
prohibitive) measure, but the doctor In
tnia ease refuses to nee, tt that way and
wrote a letter to the oouncll aavine
thai H waa hfs Intention to no me to the
etty and "wortf tt. and that he would
some license ev no -license.
The oouncll st the Urns ths letter
waa resolved1 took no action on it hut u
that there was- some : thought
given the mat tar. for last evening a
epeclal meeting of the body was called
ana passed a resolution rnntin. th.
doctors permission to earns If they
would pay lis a day for to priritesm
Alderman Somiuervut Is averse to toe
granting of the lloens and threat
to atop the doctors from their practice
weew they some Into the city.
" d B. Wade of this city has shipped
from ha farm near Hot Lake two car
loads of blooded cattle to th stats fair.
Mr. Wad la aa extensive raiser of
Shorthorn, end Hereford eattla and has
some of the Onset la tha- West. The
shipment of today Is la charge of M.
C Morris and are as follows: Short
borasCrlmson Pearl, x-year-old heifer,
weight M00 pounds; Blgiths, sow hold
ing th Northwest, ohamplonsblp for
the last two years: Bngllah Lady, aow:
Hi Merest Mere, bull, weight t,leO; Lilly
of Athetstane. yearling heifer, and Sen
Sea, i-yeer-old heifer. Herefords
Bright Hope, yearling heifer; Pendle
ton las. yearling bull: Jim Henry, bull
calf; Maid of Ptxle. heifer calf: Song
ira, yearling heifer, gad Weetover. a
yearling bull.
Thee cattle are ' prise winners and
have taken the ribbons a th fair ba
fora There la ao batter stock la the
Northwest, and as they are in prime
condition Mr. Wads has high hope of
taking the sweepstakes not only at th
stats fair, but at th Washington state
fair and the Spokane fair as well.
Bright Hope and Song Btrd took the
Brat and second prises teat year, and
Blgitha, the Shorthorn oow, has held
the Northwest ohamplonshlp for the
test two yeara. f
At ths request of a oommttte from
the Clerks' union, which called oa the
buslneee men of the city this morning,
tt has been decided to eloae the stores
of the city at o'clock In ths evening.
eommenelng the tret of Oatober. There
are several of the merchants who are
not la favor of the ohange, as thay amy
that the nature of th trade ia Pendle
ton la such that they will loss a great
deal of trade If thay follow ut the early
eiosing pian. .
There are a count of th sssrenants
who have held out, and It la thought
that when th time come that th other
merohante . will . refuse . to cloae aniens
all follow suit, and la that case there
will likely be trouble, for the anion
here are making a hard fight for proa-
m os ana power.
ALL IS QUIET NOW
AT CRIPPLE CREEK
(Journal Special Service.) .
Cripple Creek, CokK, Sept. U.Qutet
prevails hi ths mining samps of tnhvdla
triet this morning. Last trigbt hereto
e reeortsd to by the
militia la forcing the La Bells Power Si
Light eompany to turn on Its light cur
rents. The districts lighted by the eom
pany were la darknaes and sHlesne ap
pealed to the military iieadquarters,
with the result that orders were sent to
th company that no longer would de-
denti are reported by persona who fall
Into open prospects to the darknaes.
Three oncers of the militia did not ee-
oape la the drkdlatriets. . ( .
SHOOTS WIFE IN
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PARLOR TADI
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' Wets you thinking ol buying a Uble far your Psrlor?
Or ons for your Kbrary? In our Lata Arrtrals srs mRny
Medium-priced Tables. You will sunirtcists their mcnta. '
High Onde, Hsaidomg Iigna,
New Patbsrns, Low Cost r
. . We haws the Lsrcest Unm orvwr siown k Portktnd.
Parlor Tables, straight or French Legs, Solars, Round or
Oval Tops, in Solid MsJiogany, -
$15.00 to $20.00
DRUNKEN QUARREL
-" 7 (Journal Spedsr Service.)
Denver. Colo.. Sept. If. Lest night
H. M. Haydon, well-known resident
of this city, shot his wife three times
m thel body, and afterward killed him
self by firing a bullet through his brain.
Two daya ago Mr. and Mrs, Hardee
agreed to separate. Ths husband left
,the-house after making oertaln prepare
Hons for his wife's care. Last night he
returned Intoxicated and entered Into a
quarrel, which ended In the crime. Baefa
was about a years of age sad as Uvea of
Pennsylvania.
Our quarter-sawed Ooldsn Oak Parlor Tabtesbeautiful
finish a Big assortment ,.;v. ,r .
Y: f v,v $2.50 to $15 00
AsfaisJlouWriiTirhiraL
Tables is unexcelled. Greatest Variety. ' Latest Patter us
Ubrary Tables in floUd Mnijogany, MarnSgstriBisi Birch,
OoldoiOaWcatheiOrUa. v .
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT J
TULL
& GIDDS
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SUCCESSORS TO H. C. BsUUCDEN CO.
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fAMJLY ROOMS CMNTLUOH'S KXSCST
LOUIS DAMMASCH
COOIWOUGH BUILDINC 166-170 plTTrl STUCT.
CoM
V - SdaBU toil lrt
eounty, has purchased UwseaMance nmn.
arty of Daniel Metager. and will make
wis bis noma, His eon, Jamas Brooks.
nsa oougnt a zarm in th vicinity
uevia Krooas ia a brother-in-law of
Joan coni-tha veteran road builder
who superintended ths building of many
miles a tba Baa Line road and mile
of th ftaest roads In the eounty In the
iramenuro aigaasrbood of thla tows, -
Oreahsm is the widowe' mhu.
wiitx, ut earner, ears there are St
wiaowers ana bachelora wanted to area
up.- . p
Rev. 81 Ctalr. pastor af ths lirethnsie
Bpiaoopai ohuroh at this place, has pur
chased an acre of ground end a small
nouse in tha northeastern portion of
town, ana win make thla bla hen at
us ana er tne oonferenoa.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
HAS CQSTLY FIRE
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endorsement the pshllc
vldenoe beyond dtspu
resslon of Portland people, should he
to for every Port-
nd reader. I Surely ths experience of
utterannas of strangers
Itnds and neighbors cheerfully given
in carry more weignt
id JBmm.
A. L. MnrvVirrlpman On the PortbSud
iv thera w
the
far-away
carry more weight than
f strangers resldlns
nee uw roi lowing
tfelghts osbw line, residing at ifit Kim
treat, sars:- "Doan's KIdnev Pills dia.
Loeed of an' aeuts attack of backache
k a very short time. Last fall I was
tpcreUng on one of the electric lines
ind It wad 'then that I first felt the
tymptome or Kidney complaint. At flret
a thamni was eaueed ov the ran.
it art iarrlng bf the car, and perhaps
ft was, but I knnw that ons box of
Ooaa's Kidney phis ( effectually, cured
tie of my backache in a moat radical
itanner. Mr advice to all who suffer
from backaens or rrrtney trouble la to
Iroeure Doan's Kidney PIMe from fhe
Lauo-DavU Drug Cft'i store, corner of
fambiU and Third streeta, and give
fiiam a fair trial." .
Fm Ml. by all 'dealers. P Price 10
lent a Fnttter-stllburn Co.. Bufralo. K
t. sole ag-ants for the United Htstes.
BememtHtr ths name Doan's and
jBJw n sthsa, -
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San Pranctseo. Sept. UWA dlaaatMua
flrs which started la the freight, avueoa
at Sixth and Townaend this morning
anout n:m cloak, deetreyed mors .than
WIS worth f skratoerai Pacin rail-
road property. t , .
No emus for the Bra can he m
nr tne rapra spread Of ths names after
the blase was flret disenMa r.
mouoncnit in night watchman, had
narrow escape from death. ii -
locked mala th building, and only by
qiuces Mum ox roiioemon Mammond
and Dverett and by the uas of axes la
toew Bsnda, .was be Mborated. .
PORTLAND
HARVARD i.
KEN ARE INDICTED
Journal Special Berries.)
Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 11 Ouy L.
Hunt and Barry C Baatham of Port
land; Or and Floy L. fuch of Wln
tbrop, Mass., the Harvard students, will
have to stand trial for burglary of the
.Harvard so-operative store of goods
valued at about ftM. Hunt was the
ft rat man airested. In July guilt waa
directed ' to htnw The ether arresta fol
lowed although th ertmes ware" com
mitted during March. True Mils were
round sgalnst th young a yotrda
by taw grand wy alt ting at laa alaoa.
Besinslng Monday. September 14, the
Asrla Columbia Rlvar Ballroad
Company will discontinue the special
Saturday afteraooa seaalds service and
resume regular schedule of trains leav
ing union depst dally at a. ex. and T
p. m. .
Old;-
Soldiers - Subject to
4 Acheti and Pains).
I Hare My dhat-o-(
Find RoUof
Dr. MUbb Ants-PmlA FUU
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1 caa cMtrfaUi rsrnmaMnd Dr. sfOar1
Anti-ram PUIS asnrst-claM m every russet,
They bars dons wonders tor ma. I was
souatr m has lets war and am subject ts ami
have my share of the aches and perns from
the hardship that ssually faUa b lb lot of
the soldiers who saw Barrios. Anti-ram Plus
ever tall as relieve the tk ssasasa,
baadathe er other pahu. Aaumaer efeid
comrades kt this vicinity whe bars ssas Dr.
Mimr Keatorattvs Tpale, Nerrlns and Nerve
aadUvar PUls spatiTalcUr eTtaew virams
m every respect. Mr aeahb sreatlv lav
proved, taaaks ts roar Itostorstivs Ksiibjav
with gat as caption af aa eld woaad wakk
troubles me somewnat" Tnatmry J,
i.rnciL sib hsst. si aii lass vei. last- Tk.
DaJles. Oregoa. ,
Rhssmslk twmeea. ' and fa
pams of a dumrderad stomach era fmomsst
remmuen oc tas stasia and hmarniin st aa
erwT raamaura In aB sack tke mmrmmt
arc enacted too seriously to right aammeives.
aad prompt treotmeei to si ri wary. The bast
treejxeent rnsilils af Dr. MlW Baas-uH
Mtrviaa, which i set ii is vtaitvr as the
and helps them to throw of vartoxs die'
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which briar about nam m
aotaieotryepoaaVeaervm of tbs aigtoais
orfaaa, sseeeily restorisf aVsm to sins si
acnviiy, , , ,
All dWrlani mD and rusraams mm h.
fw Dr. Miles' RemedMS. lead mr wee beoh
oa Nervous sad Heart Diasases. Adores-
Lv. Miim aleaicaJ Co, Eikaarl, In4 .
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