THE. . OREGON-, DAILY -.JOURNAL.lpQRTLANDTilURSDAYEYENING: MAY -11- 1SC3.
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BUY.
MRS. WHITNEY SINGS
BIG fLUME DRIVEN
AT THE EXPOSITION
SUPPLIES HERE
. BACK INTOLCANYOH
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-fertlsndzealerrrSajrTCwnere
biarSore Throat of tumpfrou-
! Discriminate Against Them
in Favor of Bay City.
-One-TJjouaan(LEetjind
ble, IT neglected, will, In time,
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. Progresses RapWIy.
TIE YOU DOWW
STORES fOfH)fiFAntrCfiAg3
EQUiPM EH INSTEAD
:-SENT-FROM CALIFORNIA
IMPROVED THIS SEASON
may nerer rise, unleu you begin, In time, to take that certain remedy:
ffllSSKIMG!'-
. Merchants Will Try to Havo Pur
Sawmill Busy AH the Time and
chases Made at This Port:
Hereafter. " "
System of Hydraulic Winches
'v Was Installed.!-
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;a . -bwbsksk. sv sw m bhbvbwt h i ..... .
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Portland " dealers " believe" th stores
fortht schooners loading at this port
should b .supplied by thfra Instead of
-y the merchants of Ban Francisco. To
secure a. portion of the buslneijsfir
rirtlaiidV K. O. tin gem an, the head of a
local supply house. Intends- to make
trip to San Francisco lit n few days and
UAkethomatter up . -with the vessel
uwneia.
" TnTr-manne In which these stores are
now Bought." said Mr. Hageman this
"morning. "Is a. plain discrimination
.-. against tha merchants of Portland. At
an illustration, the barken tine A msson
-r- e loaded -with -lumber anheInman-
Poulsea mill, and will - soon - sail - tot
""'Manila.: "The steamer Bouth Bay is en
..." mute up the river from San Francisco
. .with sufficient supplres for the barken
tin to last until she returns from the
Philippines. Not a pound of roods la
being purchased for her In Portland. It
is an outrage, as ahe could have been
outfitted here Just as cfteaTilT n tha.
'roods can be bought and -sent away
from the California metropolis.
estimated mat If hair the
schooners which load at this' por were
outfitted-here tt ""would amount to at
least $4,000 or $5,000 worth of business
very month. Many come from ports
serosa the sea under charter to carry
cargo to-a-foreign destination. - Usually
by .. the time of
- for the outward voyage have been aent
t;from the Bay City. But It frequently
' occurs that a miscalculation In the time
;of her arrival Is m1e, end
;jiut laauii rurnaiii
after the vessel is ready to depart - As
'a result unnecessary delays Are caused.
60 It -la pointed out that it would
with local concerns.
Air of the steamers and steam achoon-
wrs plylngbetween the Colombia river
and Ban Francisco are outfitted at the
- - latter place, and It Is expected that this
. plan will be continued, as they call there
regularly, : . .
I UNDERWRITERS GET ELDER.
I i -j Wreck of Steamer Sag Bern Abandoned
' By tha Barriinaa Company.
.' 5 Tha. Harrlman people are' no longer
. Interested In the steamship George W.
' Elder, which has hi.. turneH avm t.
every energy to ralss her from the rocks
-ion which she has been resting near
jGobie tor the past, four months. Until
a few daya ago General Manager
Mcnwenn was paying the bills incurred
the -effort ra sa v
inavesse out
from now on that expense account will
have to. be met by the insurance com
' . ' - panics. . ,.
.-.' Archibald McFarlane, who is acting
, tinder instructions . from tha -under-
'wrltri, Is busily employed -in- getting
. - the Elder in shape to be .removed from
" "' her long resting placerKearTyallpie
rrelght has been removed from the hold
...ana It is probaMer3tjnplranfiBUt
. tollft her will be made this week.
tlv Men nfh.Y tiii.vt lthtT trt t -
" tempt-wnr"be successful. If the pumnt
" work "properly, they say .there Is no
doubt the veacwjH joon.bapn the
- aryoocK.
v wucn epecuiation is inouiiren in as to
what disposition the underwriters will
'make of the Eider. Borne believe that
aftetTWerliaa-been' -placed on the dock
..she will be sold at -auction, before any
. repair work' has Den done." Others say
" the lnsuranca xoncern will , repair - her
- and sell her at -gool figure. Local
'.representatives of the Ban Francisco A
. Portland Bteamsfilp eompany say "they
Uo wot believe she wli ever be operated
on their line again. -
. ' . DEEPER CHANNELT
Dredging la th Upper Willamette W1U
' ' Sztend Throngn Biunmer to rail.
'' Dredging operations' on the upper
-Willamette river will te started today
- end -continued -until next -fatl: The In
itial work will be done at Clackamas
raptde, tha government upper dredge No.
2 having been taken up there for that
purpose.
,,, There are -fully a. doxen- bars on- the
upper rlverwhlch wil requlremore or
rTesaJUlfifHon. Borne re of considerable
length, and it will take several weeks
to.cutchannelshroughlhamThe
. worst are located - between Ash Island
nd Albany.
Captain A. W. Graham ef .the Oregon
City Transportation company reports
. that the river at various points wss
-not more than H ini lies dwpp-tasrTH6h
dayr an unusually low stage for this
aeaaon. Notwithstanding the shoal
water the Oregonla lias been making
regular trips to Corvallla and Albany.
Going tip stream it is Impossible to load
ther-wlth more than- 26 tons or freight,
Ibut she la able td handle twice that
amount on v the down voyage. " The
steamer often comes down the river
drawlng.,20 Jnchea .of. mater, when. the
channel is not that-deep In places. The
force of the 'current carries:, Jjer over
the shoal points. - -- : i
, Fns-tranaporting a cargo to England
the ownrs of the French bark 1a Fon
taine will receive 49s 31 per 1.000 feet.
In esse she takes out l.BOO.OOO feet the
The Best
A Scouring Soap "
A Gl CleaQ.er
ALONG -THETWTFR' FfiOKTrl
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114 e . .. . It II ' t
the anode do I rs. m SA'- "C
1 Idr several daval V la W SS AT flXjJ
be I .(Ya r: y " . i iv
Mrs. Rosemary
Rosemary - Gloas Whifhey. soprano.
has been engaged by Charles Dterka aa
soloist for Ulerke's band at the Lewis
and. rlarke position throughout--tha
engagement of that organisation, one
month, beginning July J 7. - The- band
will give concerts' every afternoon and
evening at the Auditorium, and Mrs.
Whitney will be heard eaolv-nlghtas
welt as on special occasions,
4 x ix-Ai.ixmT wife panas.-XL.uery a j
Italian, Ltberatl's. and lnnes', are trav
eling organlaatlona, jtnd will .have their 1
regular . vocallstsr according to- their
rate she receives Is "equivalent' to IBs
WTfeateargo;--TnTlaTa -To Tie tnrT
most iinerai raie pain inn jrtir lor-im
transportation of lumber.
At the North Paclflo mill the German
ship ChrlstM began; reoelvio 1,000,000
feefofnumbee lafBouth Afrlca thli
morning.
Z Tonight the steamer Oregon wilt H
tor -Ban, Francisco., with": freight' and a
aOTdetors.JV-slithM
number will go on the steamer Columbia
net Tuesday,
This, evening the. atearaar Redondo is
scheduled to sail from San Francisco
for- Portland.- --
"- TrB.McRath, ofThe shipping firm of
Ing from a business trip to Boise and
Raker r!ttv.
J. M. QiesTcntrmTHtcior M th
custom house, has been transferred to
the, subport at the fair grounds, where
he will fill a similar position and act
in the capacity -of deputy collectbt' of
eustomsv
With, a general cargo and a full pai-
senger list the steamer Alliance Bailed
last night for Eureka and way porta,
Tha steamexAajrella ia-ln-commlssioa
again, having sailed front : San Fran'
Cisco Tast night for Portlsnd. Six weeks
ago she was damaged by fire while lying
m the harbor at the Bay city.
x BteamerxW- H. Harrison was floated
from the drydock yesterday and left
for Astoria. -
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria. May 11. Arrived dnwn at
t:tf and failed at 7:t0 a. m. Ptenmer
Alliance, for Coos Bay and - Eun
Arrived at 6:30 and left up at 8:30 a. m.
Steamer Bouth Bay, from Ban Fraa
Cisco. "' ' " ' '"--
San !FranctacoMay ell. Sailed last
night Steamer Aurella. for. Portland.
Astoria, May 10. Sailed at 4 p. m.
Schooner Atvena, for San Pedro.
Ban Franolsooi May 10. An Ived
Steamer Aberdeen and schooner Beulan,
from Portland.
Astoria, May 11. Condition ol the bat
at i t m.-8mooth; wind east; weather
clear. '
coitsuotobs os tsa szrzav
On the steamer Glendola and barge
Klickitat the visiting 1 conductors and
their families- left Portland shortly
aftor t o'clock thlg morning for an out
ing-. They wllr be taken up the Colum
bla as far as Iuly island, where jet
err noura win be spent. The hosts are
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TALXTAU . X.TTKXZB . CABOO.
The American bsrkentlner A ma ton will
clear today for Manila with the most
Scouring Soap Made
Annul.
Clou Whitney.
contracts, while Mr. Dlerke ha engaged
the popular- young- dramatis soprano
who recently- csme to Portland to live.
It -.wilt be In nowise . novelty to Mrs. 1
Whitney, as she haa already filled sea
sons with the United Statee Marine
band- and Duss' orchestra-at Madison
Square garden. New York, aa soloist
MrJJlerke haa selected Ban Francisco
as the gathering place for hla musicians,
Tork. - The band of 47 pieces will beglri
rehearsals in Ban Francisco about the
1st of July. , " .. v ...
valuable lumhee ear
fn Of, Us size that
t comprisea 1.434,-
everleft this port,
S14 feet, and is valued at fl4.624.fi
Among' the timbers are S8.90S plecea r&
rough pine boards, measuring Ol,439
foet and valued at-18.118. The value of
893 piles is placed at $1,441. The cargo
la l. dispatched " by ihs ' ' Paclflo Eiporf
Lumber company.
Jlfl'UKJ.mjajrn.
-Ma-Jnr W. Cr Tjatigfltt received word
from, ths war department this morning
that ih'ree tracts of' land adjoining ths
Fort Stevens military reservation, near
the mouth of the Columbia river,: had
l??.It condemned by- h government and
would n, used for fortification pur-
poses.. The owners, Mrs. i. Bird, Alex
ander Qllbert and Susan HUT, got S,S0d
for the property;
WERE PREPARING TO -
"SHOVE THE QUEER"
Arrest of Man at Baker City Re
veals Plans and Members
of Gang Flee.
(Bpwlil Plupstfli to TTi lonrnil.)
Baker City, Or., May 11. John Wan
lass, recently sentenced to 90 days In the
'county Jail here for the theft of a bicy
cle, which he told the court he took
because-of hla desire to reach Pocatello,
Idaho, where he expected to marry. Is
wanted In Boise, lie escaperfrom ths
Jail there while serving the first few
daat-a--slJt-nM)nthalijcntenca.1 for
theft. By admissions made in writing
to Sheriff Brown, he haa been a .con
federate of a gang of counterfeiters.
He endeavored to smuggle out of
the-Jail-a-lcl
The letter was intercepted.
Program Royal Italian Band at
Star Theatre.
- Matinee. May. 1L1905-.
1 "Stars and Stripes Forever" vrr
2 Overture "EI Isa e- Claudius".
Bousa
Marcandante
t Selection "KlngDodo'
vLuders
March Finale.- . '
Evening . V . -
1 March-... ...... .......... D'TJrhano
8-Overture "Orpheus Offenbach
t Selection "II Trovatore;,, Verdi
:nrTy"BlgnorTQ. Dl Fulvlo, Ma-
carlo and C. Dt rulvlo.
4 March Flnulew . r
BTATTJS OT - aTEWTTT.
(Jooraal Bpeetsl Berries.)
New Tork. May 11. A magnificent
atatue cJLJthBlaU. Ahrsm H. -Jfrwttt-
erected In the chamber of commerce in
recognition of his public services, was
unveiled today with appropriate exer
cises. 1 Alexander E. Orr presented the
statu -on- behalf -of-the trommtttee in
charge, and Morris K. Jesup, president
of the chamber of commerce, delivered
tha address of acceptance.
The statue. Is of Carrara marble, and
waa chiseled in Florence by William
Couperr It is pf life size, and repre
sents Mr. Hewitt standing by the side
of a draped table In the act of deliver
ing a speech. .-. k
tvi vnnoi cQirnmow.
(Joerssl Bpertal gerTlce.) ....
Bethlehem, Fa,, May 11. The annual
convention of the Pal Upsllon frater
nity, na of the most' prominent Oreek
letter societies In America, began- here
today, the visitors being the guesrs
of the Ttt ehftpter" f Iehlgh univer
slty. (Two business; sessions were held
tods y. This. evening the' visitors will
be entertained at the , Northampton
County Country club,
"Our big TiedYocVTliume -ns attained
a length of more than, 1.000 feet, and is
entering the canyon proper of Gallce
creek." said Manager A. B. Cousin this
morning, following, a return from the
placers-en -the-Jower-Kogue jrlverThe
around we are entering pans well, and
we regard thla the real beginning. jf tha
plsi iiispmuri alil")i sis in oe woraea
lynreaiis- of thla deep race, xne Teu
orthaCc Kw h e re "we are opening It,
which is below any rormer wuiaingej-i-
even bv.meana-afChydraulio elevators.
Is the motf encouraging development'
had on Gallce for aome time.
"Gallce placers have "experienced no
trouble becauae of low water this year.
and we are working aa larga a force as
wo. care to. I have completed a aystem
of reservoirs'Jy jneans of . which ..the
working head of sufficient volume Is
maintained for all requirements. After
finishing the reservoirs, we commenced
the booming system of washing out the
debris, and find It remarkably affective.
After the flood reservoir is opened, the
immense' volume of water comes rushing-down
at a-jace that sweeps svery
thlngbeforelt. and the debris' is swept
through the race with great-fwrc.
Our sawmill Is -working lull lime.
cutting a larga quantity of . timber. By
connecting hydraullo motors with wind
ing .flruinje.wft. JUave aevral, winches in
m by means of which we (make water
an- ivnrthlnbouLlhe:-'trOTind.-and
prosecute all surface work at theTowT"!
SUSANVILLEASTJRI
zzIN MANY PROPERTIES
- . (Special Olspateh to The JoorsaL)' -
Bumpter,rOr..MayiUl. The bond
taken by F. A. E. Starr on -the Monarch
property , of the Susanvllle district" U
directing attention to the undeveloped
groups adjacent -to the big Badger mine.
The Monarch is on Elk creek a half mile
above the Badger..-It has been opened
by a shallow shaft and short tunnels;
provtng-fwo veins xt Tiromlse.ope -of
which Is said to carry galena ore char
acteristic of the high-grade properties
of - the camp. Mr. Btarr Intends to
organise a company for tnorough devel
opment, a"-ne found 'that the veins
widened, in the little depth attained, and
the values encourage sinking.
The Susanvllle . district has been
known to the world - almost sntirely
through the work of the .Badger mine.
For some time development on this wss
konflntrt to. n,na.yftln, a,n1 ,rea,l ialaJgr
not disclosed. When Fred W. Bradley
and. San. Francisco associates went into
tha district they sought to get oonas
on most Ol me provea properties euja-
cenOgJUm Jadger buCdld anr.c.red in
cornering much, or that section, -im
development of the Bull of the-Woods
the: past- summer - proved it. to- be
promlftlns vein. which haa stimulated
prospecting further from fhe Badger.
TheraoldBBgn
itreffk ftt ore-In ft"!" wnrnff", ni
the old Wilson group has made smatl
shipments- rtcii -ore. The camp Is
likely to witness unusual ...excitement
thla year. v -
SUITS"AGAIMST"tABOR
-UNIONS IN COLORADO
The suits Instituted In- Colorado- by
several mining' and. reduction . compan
ies against the Western Federation of
Miners and Its officers because of the
great Cripple Creek strike, are attract
ing - general attention throughout the
northwest. These were begun' by the
United ' Btates Reduction at Refining
company, the Vindicator- Consolidated
Gold Mining company. Granite Oold
M lnlng company, - Oolden.Cycle-LQold
Mining company, Elkton Consolidated
Mining Milling company, Mary Mc-
Klnney Mining -company.. El Paso, Con
solideted Gold .Alining - company, 8 trat
ton's Independence, Ltd., Flndley Gold
Mining company, and the defendants In
the suits are the Western Federation
of Miners and the officers and members
of the main organization and some of
the local branch union officials. The
totaramoulrTheuttraggrgates-l
great sum. Damages are ssked for
stopping pumps In Jthe mlnes .causing
the workings, to flu witn water, loss or
profits, cost of removing the water
and general Injuries sustained during
the strike.
The northwest sot1 the example ol -a
mining company suing a labor organisa
tion for damages sustained during a
Why It Succeeds
Because it Is for One Thing
Only and Portland Is
Learning -This.
Nothing can be gopd ;for everything.
Doing one iking well brings success.
Poan's KMftejr Fills do one thing only,
They're for sick kidneys.
They cure, backache, every kidney ill.
Read this: - -
: E. E. Mlnori-stone mason, of 468 East
Taylor street, says: ... '.'I would hover
hesitate to recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. This remedy did so much for me
that I wish every other sufferer from
kldr.ey trouble might know of Jt. I was
subject' to attacks of kidney complaint
for elghtvor n.ine years. There was
continual irregularity of the kidney se
cretions which showed a sediment like
brick dust-andNpaasageg were aeeom
psnled with the Bensatiohbf acalding.
My. back ached continually and Was always-worse
If my work brought apy
strain on the back. In tried different
remedies recommended forvthls trouble,
but found little or no benefltx At length
I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
and got a box. They stopped the back
ache and healed and purified the. kid
neys so that -the secretions- wereren
aered normal. ' I have induced seversl
other people to try Poan's Kidney PKls
and know of many Instances In which
they hay done the same satisfaatory
work."
For ssle fcy all, acilers. Price I to
rents. Foeter-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, N.
, sole sgents for the United State.'
Remember ths Dams v DOAN'B and
take no other, ' -
Sae.-certalnrqatok and pliasant to take. Th onto genuine pun for all Luna Dlaeaeee.
- j -
! had a constant eonarh." writes W. L. Nelma. of Temnle.
nonncerLmylroublajCQnsuraDtlon. 1 ran down in wsio-ht
Dr. King's New Discovery,
. 10 years past,"-
- PRIOES,
boo and ei.oo "
RED
CROSS
strike. The first cases proaecuted-auc
ressfully were at Rossland. where the
Center 8 tar. "War Eagle and other con
cerns " recoveredudgments for- - many
thousands of dollars' against the branch
of i the Western Federation of Miners at
that place. These Judgments were sustained-
in- the superior eourta-of -the
pjai,inca.J,.anl,-Xhacompsntea- Instated
upon payment, attaching the union hall
a.tRof sland and -levying upon all tangi
ble, property In gntrAreompromse
Trur nnBHTyreached, ftewhlchthe
mining companies raised the attachment
gainst the union hall, and the miners
bound themselves to pity the balance
promise..
-- xzirozx sn sooir.
O. B. Hengen, secretary and financial
gent of the Oregon Becurlties company,
Is expected to reach Portland about May
IS. He will spend most of the summer
season in thla state; a part of the time
will be given to the mine, a part to-the
Oregon- It Southeastern railway.- and a
parfto the new railway enterprise" he
Is understood to be working on. Late
dvices from Cottage -Orove - indicate
that MeHengen and hla people will be
In position at an early date to make
route weatward .from that city to the
coast, tapping the Coos bay country.
There has been much discussion of the
project, but until Mr. Hengen comes and
lAag.vfliit,l)onliawttri
Tint know what la on the tanla for the
BVT OsT CX.ACKAMAA.
--.''" '- peets t mssetea-1 JThe JooroaL
.Oregon CltjLMay 11. F. H. Welch
one -f-the englneers-ofthe- Financial
Mining company, whose property. isoii
tha JieajSnjjanaaatllio-CUckamas rlvctJ-
left here today with a company of men
a4 a lot of supplies. . He will take the
outfit ovec what Is known as the 8a n
tlam route, which is considered the most
practical way- to the eamp ann tne .pne
containing th leaat ' snow. Work on
the mine is progressing well. The tun
nel has been driven to a depth of lit
feet and ther Is much, ore on the dump.
cointrAotAJi AJrracosTT bxpoiitss
"-(Bpeell trtipsteh to ThJmniI.)
Cottage Grove,-OtV May 11. Colonel
W H Burghardt has returned from
visit to bis properties in Bohemia. He
brought out several rich specimens of
antlmonlal ore. which assays a high
percentage in this metal . This deposit
Is said. to be extensive, and it is the
nut-nose of the management to open It
mn aa to put the ere uppnthejnarket
The metal has never been produced com
merctally In this part of the country.
and Is said to be a.-foreign importation
largely in tha nation. .
' AJtT dr-scxi.il sxnrr.
(ipedal Mspetch to Tbe Joernil.)
Cottage Grove, Or., May 11. Mana
ger A. B. Wood of the Oregon Securities
co'mpahyTaysaf J9 sumpsBr-dropi
ping at the plant In Bohemia steadily,
auU.-that-thare.la jiothlnsu to. marthe
prospect of increasing the number esrly
in the season. The run or tne mm mis
month will be on the average better ore
than for the portion of April that the
TmAJTsroBicna
(Special Dim tck to Tbe Journal.)
Eusrene. Or.. May 11. The new trans
formers for the Lucky Boy company's
electrto plant at-Blue River arrived yes.
terday and has been transported to the
mines. As soon as they- are delivered
they will be placed In position and the
40-stamp mill will reaume operations
after an Idleness of severs weeks, on
account o. ths flra. -. ' ; .-. .- .....
CTJLZAJCXmT At cottao okOts
(flpeelil l)ipstcli-te The journal).
Cottaa Grove. Or., May 11. A cream
ery- company will- be' org8'n!zeVT"herrat
once. ,At a mass meeting last night a
commute' was appointed to look Into the
matter and report at a meeting Tuesday,
No Pain
Is sd severe that' It cannot be relieved
with Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills.
it la tha nnlv Infallible remedy known
for the relief and cure of every kind of
pain, headache from any cause, neural
gia, rheumatic, nalns. backache, side-
ache, menstrual pains, muscular pains,
" If yon are sntrject" to aches and pains
ot any ama. tase
Dr. Miles -Anti-Pain
Pills
- - - - -
wheA you feel the first symptoms com
ing On. Tou will be entirely relieved
from the attack. They are pleasant
little tablets, but they do the business
besides, they sre absolutely harmless.
"I have used Dr. Miles' Anti - Pain
Pills for three years, and they never
rail to relieve my nervous headache and
neural rla. I have learned to act tha
beat of ths attacks by taking a tablet
n - advanoe," RACllEli J.
J Oil
lOltNbON..
arbuquerqile. N. M.
If first bottle does not benefit van.
tell -your druggist, and he will refund
money, it aose,. s- cents, never sold
HATS AJUUTS9.
in suia.
FclCOIISDMPIIOU, COUCHS 10
riivslclaharotioancciIllftlVonhleart.riTripfi,
I gained 32 lb&, lost iriy cough,
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Wa go erowa an4 bridge week wltheet eelar
Oar IS ynrs' ezpertoace Is ylate werk ea
ablas aa to fit row mowtb eositertably.
Dr. W. A. Wlae has feUBd a ear way te
eitrart teeth, sbaolnuly without pais. Dr.
T. P.. Wlae Is as expert at gold Ailing aa4
crowa aad -brlnire work. Katraetlsg tree
wbae plates or bridges are ordered.
WISE BROS., Dentists
rafliasT Build las. ear. Tklid ss4 Waak Its.
Opaa araaloca till p. aa. Sanders tram
to IS. Or. Mais toss.
cm. t. r. win.
-TEETH-FREES-
Extracting, cleaning and examination
FREE during all this week. Tha Bos
ton Painless Dentists will give the
lowest prices aver known In Portland
for strictly r high-class dental work.
Don't, put it off.. butoms In at tnce.
Oood work at lowtprlces, guaranteed
for 19 years, has made a world-wld,
reputation . for , tha . Boston H bentistst
Morrison street ; --tax.,..
Zxtractliig aad Xxamlnatlea
SILVER FILLINGS
35e
GOLD FILLINQ8 7
76t
OOLD CROWNS ....S3.O0
FULL SET ...M3.00
BRIDQE WORK . S3.O0
Other dentists -eom and go, but ths
Boston Dentists remain the same re
liable, up-to-date dentists,'--- : - '
Boston; Painless Dentists
flH MorrUea Opp. afeier ft Traak
'an Old Vostonoa. ..
HOURS 1:19 a. m. ta 11. m. Sun
day. 1:80 a. m. to 11:10. p. m.
rnrxs om sixxnra sbbb. -
(Spaetal Dtapateh te The JoernaL)
Cottage -Orove, Or., May- 11 Dr.
Fetrle, wha was a treated Monday for
having a deer In his possession, -was
fined It -yesterday. in Justice Vaughn's
eourU He pleaded not -gullty-at his
hearing, so stood trial with the above
result. Connor, who was with him at
the time, as ' were the two complaining
r-" ifr wrrHOin
witnesses, was dismissed.
C010S.
Tex- and nh vale! am n-n- -
to 122 ib, Afrw-tfc in
and feel better than for
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OAK STREETS.
IzTor Infantg and Children,.
TheKind-You-Havo
Painted Shingles
Advantages
"gained by .
using our ;
machine.
Shingles are
painted all over
when dry, thus
forcing . paint
into alt the
pores, rendering-
them wa
terproof. This
prevents the
nails- from
ruetine?. or th
'shlngla from warning, or rotting off
under tne lap. They can oe laid
to H Inch nearer to the weather than
other ahtngles snd still give better
satisfaction. Ths paint used Is man
ufactured solely by us and Is espe
cially adapted to protect roofs from
"mons snd lira.- It-contains, no creo
sote or other Ingredients Injurious
to tin gutter. - Our modern' prooeas
enables us to paint tem all over as
Cheaply as you can paint a few
Inches on- the roof. '
WeHnvtts yon td"ca,n at nu fai
tory and see for yourself the merits
of our process, or phone your ad
drew a and our representative will call
and give you full particulars.
- - Black Diamond Paint Co.
Office and Factory, E. eth and Main.
w i. none Bast W7. '
Rich In food strength. Jless
Ing In the beauty of perfect
digestion. This is the art and
science of stood living. Cover
with rich .cream. 10 cents a
package
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