The Oregon daily journal., January 25, 1906, Page 16, Image 16

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-XI.
JUPSiSILPJlSIilL
l-ST
S. Ban. ' Financial Aeent ; and
Amanuenses for Hi Coun
', trymen, Makes Request.
TO MAKE OUT MONEY .
ORDERS IN HIS STORE
On Hundred : and Fifty Thousand
Dollars Passes Annually Through
ATIOTJ
--Wrtla-
at Sixth and Couch Streets.
S. Ban. financial agent and amanuen
Is for practically all the Jfapaneee In
Portland and Oregon.- who number about
T.MO. haa naked Poetmaater J. W. Mint
to establish a aubatatlon. In his placa of
business,--corner of Slsth and Couch
street The matter la to be taken up
with tha poatal authorltlea In Waahlng
ton. If the request la granted It wail be
tha twenty-fourth aubatatlon In tha city.
-- The new station le aaked for .on . the.
S-rounda that it will greatly facilitate
tha handling of tha Japaneee mall and
money order buelaeea of Portland, which,
la crowing- rapidly. '
' Portland does a larger buatnaas with
Japan than with any other foreign coun
try. - Tha number of money orders and
amount of ' ordinary mall matter for
Japan la estimated to be from a quarter
te a. third greater than to any other
foreign nation. " Tha aattmate is made
by Mr. Ban that more than tlSO.Oee - a
year paaaas through his hands In money
orders. vt. ,v '- ,"
Mr. . Ban aska for tha aubatatlon not
only to relieve tha preeaura at tha main
office, but to facilitate his own affairs.
Ha Is compelled to employ a white man
to ssalat him In tha making out of
money orders. Japanese from all parts
of the-stats, and almoat all of those
realdlng - In Portland, writs or go . to
him when they want to send money back
home, or write letters, t. When a money
order le needed a trip haa to be made to
the poetofflce. If a aubaUtion Is lo
cated In Mr. Ban'a store, he says It can
he made out there.
With a subatation at tha corner of
Sixth and Couch atreeU, all the Jap
aneaa malT received at the poetofflce
would be sent direct there for dlatrlbu-1
Uon.. .-.
i:ev freight rates will
make jobbers hustle
Harriman Lines . Give Tacoma
and Seattle Same Rates
as Portland.
Tha freight department of the Har
riman lines will February "I put Into
effect Joint rates on merchandise from
---Tacoma and Seattle e O. R. eV N.-ten-tory
In Eaetero Waehlngton,' Idaho and
Oregon, and joint rates on hay. barley
and oats from the eame territory to the
; aound ports. Theae rates will remove
the laat barrier agalnat jobbers of 8e-
attle and Tacoma entering the trade
v territory of the O. R. N. company,
which has been - almost exclusively a
- Portland -flettfc i : 1 i
The .new rates are the same that ap-
ply from Portland to these polnte. A
i almller schedule Is being prepared for
joint rates with the Great Northern. The
- effect will be to give Portland jobbers
active competition in territory where
" ther have been practically eupreme.
" The fight for trade In the Inland empire
- will become , three-sided, with the
sound cities on the north, Portland on
' the south end Spokane on. the east.
It Is believed that Portland jobbers
end manufacture will have no eerioue
: difficulty to retain the large bualneee
they now carry on with the Intermoun-
taln region. Portland is a natural
trade center for tha Pacific northwest,
and the advent of competition will mean
- only that Portland Jobbers must In
. creese their activity, get cloeer In touch
- with their . customers, and apply the
most un-to-date methods for attracting
and holding Dunnes, witn compi
-tlon of the north bank line they will
' have increased facilities for carrying on
' a strenuous campaign in the trade ter
ritory of -eastern end southern Wash-
, Ington. . ; ,- -;
Baker
Whew! '
county's . tax rate IT mills.
A PERFECT FOOD.
That Scott's Emulsion
should act so quickly and
satisfactorily in all cases
of lost flesh and continued
wasting is not surprising
when its food value is un
derstood. With pure Nor
wegian cod liver oil, hypo-'
phosphites of lime and
soda and glycerine, there
is combined in Scott's
: Emulsion the best ele
ments of nourishment and
strength' building known
I to medical science. Any
physician; wiUtellyOuihis
?T V, - -r(-r ft fi rrrTr1 te - 4
I IlC UlC UI H1C3C mgrcut I
Tf5ntsiirthepropt:
tibns : the employment of
i only the purest grade of
each, and to combine them
i perfectly is the secret of
the". success 'of . Scott's
j Emulsion. Vpu will not
find a more certain way to
stop waste, build flesh and
strength and supply nour
ishnient than ; through
! Scott's Emulsion, c ;
tTS ft Qinrs. jag teart SU Ittw erk
SAYS EXPERT
W. R. Lett : of Anti-Prof anlty
- League Allows Plenty of
;; r Safety Valves.- ;'
PLENTY OF LEEWAY
FOR THE UN REGENERATE
Preposition "Bj,m However, Is For
bidden In Certain Connections It
Into a Bad .Word.
Hell! - I'm not going to Mrs. John
Smith's pink . teal It's "too damned
stormy. ' And, besides. It's toe doggoned
bard work to get Into my blamed gown,
which fits me too devilish tight"
A deacon's wife, Sunday1 school
teacher or pillar of a church might use
such language and not be accused of
a wearing. W. IX Lett le the authority!
and he ought to know, for he le national
'wH''n-n8
of the World. He Uvea In San Fran-
Cisco and has been In Portland for some
days recruiting members - for- his or--ganisstlon.
Ths slogan of tha society t
is the following biblical quotation:
Swear not at all; neither by Heaven. 1
for It le Ood'a throne; nor by earth, for
It Is. his footstool, but let your com
munications be yea. yea nay, nay. for
whatsoever la more than theee cometh
of evlL Matt. v:J-S7.
" Slang ana Cussing.
This and"other Injunctions against
profanity, printed on ' white ' stickers,
have been placarded around the city
In offices, on fences and alongside work
benches. As nne, yet broad ', aiauno
tion, la drawn between swear words and
slang by Mr. Lett. The uaa of the prepo
sition "by", with-several of the words
used in the Imaginary remark quoted,
would change matters mightily and turn
slang Into bad words. According to Mr.
Lett, s person can aay, "ueu, out l am
hot," and It la all right, provided the
person does not object to - the use of
slang.. But let him' say. "By hall, but
I am hot," and an oath la uttered. "Te
gods and little flshes" Is permissible by
the eoclety, but "Ton are a little tin
god," la all wrong -In
the first instances the words "hell"
end "ye gods" are used In the abstract.
Whan the expression "by hell" la used
the person ' swears by something, the
realm of his aatanlc majesty. When
person Is called "a little tin god," there
ls ay profane comparison with the Deity,
which la not so in tha ezpreaslon of
"ye goda and little flshes," for the ap
plication or comparison Is with" Idols.
Beaut Slot a Swear Word.
Courts have decreed that "damn" is
not a swear Word, and the Anti-Pro
fanity 1 society does not seek to place
itself abeVe the law. "Gosh." "shucks,"
"fiddlesticks" and ths Ilka ars slang
words, so Mr. - Ustt says the same as
"fudge," "darn It," etc Explaining
himself - more fully the -national sec
retary says: .
-"The use of a word used to designate
the Deity, 'when need in-condemnation
or any other sense, la swearing, because
it is taxing uoo a name in. vain, i ns
uaa of the preposition "by," In connec
tion with the Deity, auch aa by God,' or
by the Iord,' Is swearing, because you
take Ood's name In vain. Tha words
'hell' or the 'devil' can be used In such
a- manner as not to be considered pro-
fnnttyr tmt when yotr say Tby heir or "by
the devil' you curse, because you violate
the biblical text I have just given you
you eweer by him, en evil spirit, or by
his Satanic majesty's realm. Yen swear
by something to uaa profanity. The
uaa of a alngle word la not a wearing.
Then' It Is merely an expression or ex
clamatlon. 'rrrr- -. - - -
"Our society urges upon all moral cltt
sens not to converee with' men who
awear, without first calling their at
tention to their objectionable habit,
""hat will do more than anything elee to
stamp out swearing. Men who swear
In the presence of children are he men
we are after. Children copy men. We
are opposed to elang because It Is not
polite, end le often the etepplng stons
to profsnlty.. .
READING FEVER MAKES
LIBRARY A BUSY PLACE
Portland's library la growing rapidly.
and Its patrons are reading a better class
of books today than they did in years
gone by, according to the fourth annual
report of Miss Mary Prancee Isotn, pub
lic librarian, to the directors of the Port
land Library association. The report Is
the forty-second ennual one Issued. -
Ths circulation during l0i was 177,-
0T books, as against 174.SSi In 104.
The reference room, which, was opened
lest July, has been liberally patronised.
Although the children's department Is
cramped for space. It la productive of
much good. There are 1,U more sub
scribe re than in H04, and the circula
tion of Juvenile books has Increased
1.428. i The needs of this department ere
pressing. There ere 1,100 volumes fori
ths uaa of S,1t children. These books
were drawn for, home use 40,660 tlmee
during 105, or on an average of nearly
13 times for each book. The periodical
room is also well patronised.
There were many accessions last year,
but the association-is- stilt- feeling- the
need of additional volumes and periodi
cals. The librarian recommenda open
ing branch libraries. , Arrangements sre
under wsy for the securing of embossed
booka for blind people. - - (
TO PREACH TONIGHT
V ON THE OLD PATHS
The biggest snd best week of all Is
this fourth week of the revival at the
Flret-Chrletlan church, Park -and Co
luiuula streets. The audiences show e
- remarkable. Incresseln-sUeLAt-almost
every meeting there ere accessions. Ir.
MjtrXla's.blsst.jermoos . are,, to. C0Jno4
Tonight the evangelist will preach on
"The Old Pathe." :
BAKER CITY SHERIFF '
RAIDS GAMING HOUSES
. (Snerlal Dknietcb te The Jearnal.)
Baker City, Or., Jan. - f 5. The gam
bling houaea In Baker City were raided
by Sheriff H. K. Brown and one deputy
leet. night end aeverel arrests made
where slot machinea were In uee and
gambling was being carried on In back
rooms. Some Inkling of the prospective
raid had been passed along beforehand.
with the reeult that only two placee
were caught red-handed. It le supposed
this sctton grew out of the recent civil
srtlon brought by McOlnnls agslnst a
saloon man here to recover money loat
while gambling. Those caught - laat
night will be arraigned this afternoon.
' Trust to Nature.
r A "great minrmericari." ootVmrft
and women; are thlnrpate and Duny, with
poor circulation, because they have ill
treated tbeir stomachs by hasty eating
or too much eating, by consuming alco
holic beverages, or by too close confine
ment to home, office or factory, and to
consequence the stomach must be treated
In a natural way before they can rectify
their earlier mistakes. The muscles In
many such people. In fact In every weary,
thin and thin-blooded person, do their
work with great difficulty. As result
fatigue comes early, Is extreme ana lasts
long. The demand for nutritive aid la
ahead of the supply. To Insure perfect
health every tissue, bone, nerve and
muscle should take from the blood eer
tain materials and return 'to It certain
others. It is necessary to prepare the
stomach for ths work of taking up from
the food what It necesssry to maka good,
rich, red blood. We must goto Nature
for the remedy. There were certain
roots known to the Indians of this
country before the advent of the whites
which later came to the, knowledge of
of obstinate stomach and liver troubles.
These are found to be sale ana yet cer
tain in thMr rlosnslng and invigorating
effect upon the stomach, liver and blood.
Thus era: Golden heal root. Queen's
root, Stone root, Bloodrooi, Mandrake
root. Then there Is Black Cherrybark.
The medicinal principles residing In these
nstive roots when extracted with glye-
Hn as a solvent make the moat rell
msDie
kiwi afSnlant stomach tonic and liver In
vlgorator, when combined In. Just the
right proportions, as . In. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Where there
'nkrJTiuini-.uch as nervous
hstlo"n? bad outrin-ndthln
mj th. TYnrfv nii- vlmw and tha
nerves, blooh and sll the tissues feel the
favorable effect of this sovereign remedy,
Although some physicians nave been
aware of the high medicinal value of tha
-hove mentioned cleats, tat fsw have
I used pure glycerine as a solvent and
I usually the doctors' prescriptions called
for ihe Ingredients in varying .wmif,4eJ-ni.- wsai aide have been an xamnle
eirflH alcohol.
The 'Golden Medical Discovery'' fa a
scientific preparation compounded of tha
glyceric extracts oi tne aoove mentionou
vegetable Ingredients and contains no
SiooDOi or narmiui nauiviorming-urugs.
LITTLE POCKET PHYSICIAN
Xyomel Inhaler Tha Is OnarenteeA By
woooarav gists a co. so
. ' . i Core Catarrh..
Thousands who have been -cured by
Hvomel -all - the -inhaler that -comes
with every outflt "The little pocket phy
sician." as It Is so small that-it can be
carried In the pocket or puree.
Prior to the discovery of Hyomei sta
tistics ahowed that at least 7 out of
every 100 persons in this state were
suffering from catarra in some zorm.
The remarkable results following tha
use of Hyomei are shown by the smaller
percentage toaay or , people . aunering
from catarrh. "
There la really- no excuse whatever
for any one having catarrh now that
Hyomei : is so readily ODiainaoie. it
you have any doubts about ita value,
Woodard, Clarke k. Co. will let you have
a cnmnlata outnt with the understand
ing that unless it cures catarrh it wiilj
not coat you a cent. - . -
xrtnmritsw-TryoMrTTrarnrFrmirists-nT
"ths little pocket physician, a med
clne dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei,
end costs only fl. while additional. bot
tles of Hyomei can be procured , for 60
cents, .making it the -most economical,
as well ae the most reliable, treatment
for-the cure of catarrh. ...
Do not delay longer the use of Hy
omei. if you have catarrh. This Is a
purely local disease, and Hyomei goes
right to tha epot where the catarrhal
germs are present, destroys them,'
soothes and heals nil Inflammation and
makes a permanent and lasting cure.
' If IK esavonlMit te obtain Rjmmel ef Wo
srS. Clarke a Co., or soma etbvr ernvflat.
I will be furwarded fmai the la bora tor by
mall en. rovlpt of prli-e.
- TUR a. T. BOOTH CO..
Hremet bids.. Ithaca. Hew York!
MAIUJRDERS-FOR
UrtnA BtlNli KtUtlVLU
Both In" and out-of-town mail orders
sre being received for the Ssvags Grand
Opera- company, which cornea to tha
Marquam Grand theatre Monday night,
February- - The -openlng.blll , will toe
TnnhauserMS Tuesday night, "LBo
heme"; Wednesday night. Fauaf Sea
son orders take preference over single
opera orders. Mall orders for season
tickets ars taken out and returned be
fore window sale of weaaon tickets, Jan
uary 29. Aiall orders for single operas
are taken out Tuesday. January 10, and
returned before regular alngle-aale at
box office. Thursday. February 1. Ad
areas orders and make checks and money
orders payable to W. T. Pangle, Mar
quam Grand theatre. Inclose a self -addressed
stamped envelope for safe re
turn. For any Information wanted re
garding prices, etc, call up Marquam
theatre, phone Main S6S.
Salem Woolen Mill Dissolution.
Mr. C. T. Roberts, manager of the
Salem Woolen Mill atore. B6-ST Third
street, haa disposed of his Interest In the
business to C. P. Bishop of Salem. Mr.
Bishop Is one of tha leedlng business
men of the Willamette valley, hae been
Identified with retail clothing and wool-i
en manufacturing In Oregon for thirty
years, wss one of the original Incorpora
tors of the Kay woolen mills of Salem.
end In assuming the management of the
large retail store here brings to our city
thorough record for reliability and
clean business methods. Mis first-move
Is to announce on another page a great
dissolution aala of men'a nne suits at
tS.lt, a price that Mr. Bishop says nas
naver been equaled or even attempted
on goods of such reliable character and
quality aa this store is anown to carry.
and that Is calculated -to nil ths large
store to overflowing with thrifty buyers.
FOREST GROVE TROLLEY :
COMPANY INCORPORATES
' - ",X
' (Special Dispatch ta The foaraat) '
Forest Grove, Or.; Jan. !. The For
est Grove. Transportation company.
which has recently obtained a franchise
to build and ope raid a trolley line from
the depot to the business part of the
city, has filed' nrtlclee of Incorporation.
Ths Incorporators are: Mre. A. F. Rog
ers R. W. Haines, OeOrge Hancock, John
TehiDlMdn. Geoff F. NflyloT. F.'A.'WSt-
fou, and-J.--r-bmt
I number of IT have eubecrl
4WHtra w tne
subscribed for stock.
Bavaaai ataokheldes-4ava. reaidant of Jfoa4
aat-XrOva-Work Jla .xa tbennss .soon
se the weather will permit. All' the
freight, express and mall coming to For
est Grove le hauled by. teems a mile and
a quwrter. - - '
. oAJtusu r. a. mabtut, m. s
(if Wavarlv. Texas., writes: "Of a
morning, when first arising, I often find
a troubleaome collection of phlegm.
wnicn proaiicvs m rougu ana is very
hard to dlslodre: but a small quantity
of Ballard'a Jiorehound Syrup will at
ones dlsloda-e it. and the trouble la over.
1 know of no medicine that la equal te
It, and ft le so plessant to take. I can
most cordially recommend It to all per
sons needing a medicine for throat or
lung trouble." Sold by Woodard, Clarke
c
GREALIIIGI117AYS
ARE PLA1ED
Campaign Started to Opei Avs
nues Clsar Through Psnin-
; sular Districts.'
FUTURE GROWTH WILL ;
BE PREPARED FOR NOW
Narrow, Tortuous Bjrpatha to B
Changed Into Real Streets Run-
nlnT SixTMITes or Mora and Blnd-T
Ing Doxens of Suburba Together,
Ths east aid efflce ef The Jooraal Is ta The
tore ef J. U. iX Miller. See Ssst atorrlaoa
trettv .Telepaoaa Xast rnL.. . ,
The east slds Is going to prepare for
future prosperity and not allow Itself
to grow up haphasard. . Already a start
has been made, in many of the suburba
snd even In some portions of the central
district toward making the streets wide
snd straight, but before the paice of
property goes beyond reach some of the
leaders propose to widen some of the
other streets snd open at least one
through the peninsula district that will
be of a uniform width of SO feet and
that will serve ss a main artery of
business and traffic as long aa the city
shall stand.
Tha crooked, narrow, tortuous streets
to the large property-owners on the east
side who expect to retain tneir noia-
Ings untlKlots are sold by tne iront
foot snd theee residents prefer te give
10 feet from a lot for a wide streets
if bv so doing they can be sure of mak
ing the thoroughfare a permanent bual-
nese highway. ' -
One of the chief Improvementa or mis
nature which le being quietly wontea
for is the opening, extending and widen
ing of Kllmgsworth avenue from the
Willamette river, near the Oryaocx, to
Columbia slough, beyond Woodlawn.
Thia avenue ls opened to the (0-foot
Width for a great part of the way, and
bounds the holdings of lsrgs owners
who can now easily donate the .land
and Insure the chief street of the east
slds running past their property, ;
., Sin atllea loaf. ' ' -Kililngsworth
avenue will be more
than six miles long, when tt le extended
from slough to river, and Is ths only
avenue In the district that can be utll
Ixed ae a main artery of traffic. At
present it serves for a pert of the
way as a feeder for ell the peninsu
lar suburbs west of Piedmont; and were
it opened and macadamised it would. In
the optnlon of real estate men, at once
add more than "the coet of the improve-
6ar6TnTniHProTerty SBd WoTnn
In time become the great business high'
wsy of ths district For a portion of
its length It has been opened' and " at
present Instead of there being, a direct
highway from river to, the farther
suburbs a devious wsy mukt be fol
lowed. No other street In the entire
district can tska the place of thla ave
nue, and If It is not opened ana wiaenea
it win for all time divide the" varloua
suburbs, to a great extent isolating
them, and will maka tha atreet merely s
local one, with a few ecattered neigh
borhood etoree along It.
areas Avenue Widened.
Tsara aco. through the energy of
soma of the far-sighted ones. Grand
avenue waa widened and extended the
- I EST Oil II J weea.ee w iunvu
GRAND--fer;to!
n in doing tfale
hotel waa moved
hack several feet and many of tha prop
erty-owners thought the game waa not
worth the cendle, but now Grand eve
nue Is the beat business street on that
slds of the river. Property on one cor
ner sold recently at 1300 a front foot.
snd when ths Sullivan gulch bridge la
in placa again the praaent Impeded
growth wttr proceedrmahlng thla atreet
a business thoroughfare through Irving-
ton and In time probably to wooaiawn,
University Park - atreete were made
wide by the men who laid out the dis
trict Instead of the o-foot pathe of
wat Portland, avenuee 80 and loe rest
In width were opened, and though the
district haa- only commenced to grow
tha value of this policy hss already
baen evident. In some Instances soms
of ths backward property-owners have
han induced to donate a atrip of land
for tha Improvement of the adjoining
highway. Two years ago Union avenue
waa widened from Highland nortn. ana
today it ia rapidly becoming the north
and eouth thoroughfare of the big dis
trict north of East Burneiae street.
NEW FRATERNAL HOME.
I x eawawaaasasawsaaasa
University Park Odd Tallows Will Build
Two-Story Brick Temple.
The Odd Fellows lodge of University
Pork Is In such a prosperous condition
that a considerable aum of money la on
hand for lnveetment, and. believing that
peninsula real estate Is the best thing In
sight, the members will buy e elte and
erect a two-story brick building that
will not only be a lodge home but will
bring In a good income on the lnveet
ment, as the lower Boor will be rented
ss a bualnesa place. The building will
be 44x80 feet It will be started aa soon
aa a aita la secured. The fraternity
home will be built by a stock company,
the lodge owning half of the stock and
the individual members taking the other
half. Therer are-more than 200 mem
bers In the lodge, many of whom are
men of meana, and the new fraternal
temple will be one of the handsomest on
the east aide. Owing to the acarclty of
suitable rooms and nalla. several aeet
aide lodgea srs contemplating following
the example set by Multnomah and Mt
Tabor camps. Woodmen of the World,
and expect during the year to erect
buildings. '. . . . ..
i' EAST SIDE NOTES. " -
(waWaSkaaaaSMkBW'aai
TtrC ' Seaman yesterday secured a
I was brought on
a verbal contract for
The following. officers havs been elect;
ed by the New Montavllla Push club:
W J.. Burden, president: W. C Ayla-
worth, ytce-presldent; Dr. Monkman, sec
retary ana treasurer. . i ni ciuo win
meet Monday evening and choose an
executive committee.
It le probable that the Episcopal
church at Peninsula addltton will soon
be moved to University Park. Members
of ths congregation are trying to secure
a aite near Daw son atreet and when a
lot la purchased the building, which la a
model edifice of Ite class, will be moved
to it The preeent location is out of
ths wsy.
Mrs. Lena Oethoff hae purchased three
lote In . block I, Portsmouth, and will
build a home.
An apartment house costing more than
$7,004 will be erected by Contractor K,
B. White for J.- H. Flak at the corner
ef Union avenue and Paclflo street s
, A .residence costing, mors, than f 1,000
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THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Mesa ojaefa Ss-S
yrssisilas Seals and Begat.
Nea'rlv everybody knows that char
coal Is tha safest and mbet efficient dis
infectant and purifier In nature, out
few realise Its value when taken Into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose. '
Charcoal Is a' remedy ' that the more
vou taka of it the better: It le not a
drug at all. but aimply abaorbs the
gases and impurltlee always proaem in
the stomach and Inteattnae and carries
them out of the eystsm.
Charcoal sweetens ths breath after
emoklna-. drinking or after eating onions
snd othsr odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears ana im
proves ths complexion. It whitens ths
teeth and .further acts as a nature! end
eminently aafe cathartic, -.
It absorbs the Injurious gssss which
collect In the stomach and bowels: It
disinfects' the mouth and. throat , from
the poison ofcatarrb. ' ,' . '
All druggists sell charcoal In one
form or another,, but probably the beet
charcoal and the moot for the money Is
In Stuart's Charooal Liosehgeo; they are
eompoee4jof the finsst powdered Willow
charcoal, -and -other harmless antisep
tics in tablet form or rather In the form
of large, pleaeant tasting losengea, ths
charcoal being mixed with honey.
The daily use of theae losenges will
soon toll In a much Improved condition
of the general health, better oomplexion.
swseter breath and purer blood, and the
beauty of It la. that no possible harm
can reeult from their continued use, but
on the contrary, great benefit
A Buffalo physician in speaking of the
benefits - of charcoal aay a: I advise
Stuart's .Charooal lossnges to all pa
tients Buffering, from gss ia stomsoh
and bowels, and to clear the-complexion
and purify the breath, mouth and throat;
I also believe the liver Is greatly-benefited
by the-dally uses of them: they
cost but twenty-five cents a box at drug
stores, and although in soms senee a
patent preparation, yet I believe I get
more and better charcoal la Stuart's
Charooal Losengea than In any ef ths
ordinary charcoal tableta" .
le being built for D. O. Tomaaina on San
Karaei street near union anu.,
At the corner of Grand avenue and
v-.mnnt . iiMtii Oaorse Burbach Is
building a residence to cost more then
tttoo. .... . . . '- .-
FRICK CLEARS 57,000,000
III STOCK MARKET
Steel Magnats Buys - Reading
Railroad Stock Bslow Par
V and Makes Big Profit, r
(Job raal Special arrlee.K
New Tork. Jen. tt. Friende of Henry
C-Frick are congratulating him upon
hlff t-b m.rk.r aucraases. particularly
hi. narrations in Reading common stock.
Frlck sold out practically, an of his
Reading common atoca at a prom oi i
least t7.000.00S. Intimate associates of
Frlck estimate that he hae cleared even
more than that ' " ..... -
According to the etory told in wan
street Frlck began to accumulate Read
in. whan tha aalllnar was below ttt a
ahara. Thla was about a year ago, and
no aeeutnuiatea aitogemer is.vvv snares.
In slightly more than one year -tne stock
advanced 100 polnte and eold at tl0,
and Tueaday laat eold at tlS a share.
There is good reaaon to believe that
practically all of Friok'e Tf.000 shares
were eold in open market In the laet
two-weeks. ,-.. ' f
SEKD ARMY OF 1 0.QOO FROM
EHGUKD TO VAKCDUVER
''' . .
Great Britain to Test Canadian
Pacific Capacity in Case -v
of Far Eastern War. .
' ; (Joarsal S Dedal Srrle.t '
' Winnipeg, Men., Jan. J&. The Cana
dian Pacific Short Line will be subjected
to a big transportation test by the gov
ernment In consequence of the new al
liance with Japan. In which both natlone
pledge themselves to eupport each other
In case or aitaca. mm rinuan govern
ment haa decided to discover in how lit
tle time it could send a considerable
bodv of men from tha ahorea of Great
Britain to Queen Charlotte Island, which
Ilea north of Vancouver.
Up to the present the plan has bean
cloaely guarded by tha admiralty. Tha
acheme Is to call upon the Canadian Pa-clno-Tallroad
to transport 10,000 marines
and sailors, with boats and all equip
ment from England to Vancouver, then
bv coastlns vessels to Queen Charlotte
Island. Thla Involves tha chartering of
rxtro vessels, the - running of . twenty
trains, each loaded with too men and
camp equipment across the continent
r.
THROAT PL-s EtDMQ'S
RTnrtfninf
. CHA8. EBY. 8R-, of Elizabeth. Ill, wrltest -1 paid out over 9160 to looal phy
etclansawho treated me for La Grippe without giving me smy relief. I afterward
bought a $1.00 bottle of DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY, and after taking oontenta
of thla one bottle I waa entirely cured." - : .; ,
Kb i:i $i.c5 AnnbrUiiTniUY on ar Anthnp'T fj its fri
. t ::rHfWtMHHWtHHMMMMMMMt
-nr..TT.- v. m TV VT- - - . "4"
- I aaaj I r ' eTl . - ' ' ' X
I Siays:
THAT ; HE HAS JUST: RECEIVED
; A SHIPMENT OF THE rUEW
SPRINQ.giyLES-IFY
TO KNOW WHAT ULTRA STYLES
ARE GOINGTO BE. COME IN AND
IITIV MANWILL-SHOWYOU,-
Soft arid
$a50:iahdL.D0
Alfred Benjamin Correct Clothes,' Suits, Over
coats and Raincoats note selling at a discount
of twenty per cent from the regular' prices.
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FOR THE BATH ;
A nttle - BATHASWEET" makes hard
water soft as rain water. It perfumes,
refreshes and Invigorates; Cleanses
the pores and PREVENTS all ODOR
from perspiration.' Westy fs SseTiex
fSr 25 baths.' Price 25e.
proTFFTH
VrBro l LL 111
Si BaaW
Save "Money
The Boston ' DenUl Parlors, ttlH
Morrison street are (Ivlna their annual
January reduced prloee for tha purpose
of advertlelne- their Alveolar System of
Hainleee -OeattetrjPi
Come at once and have free examlna.
UNTIL. FEBRUART 1. lt. WB
WILX. EXTRACT TBBTH rRKB.
SILVER FILU1NOS, to , UP: OpLD
FILLINGS. 7So VPi BET OF TEETH.
14.00: SPLENDID SET, l 00j GOLD
crowns, ta to ts;-whits crowns,
tt.tO TO tS. . .
All work (naranteed for ten years. '
Lady attendant alwaye present. An
work done absolutely without pain by
speclallats ef from IS to to years' ex
perience. .. , ., -
Boston Dehfists
SS1M Morrteoa St-, Opy, Kates Tree
aajt Fostofflos., ' .
- Batraaoe SS1H aforrleom St. -r
Offloa Hours S:tt a. m. to ( p. m.
Sunday, t:IS a. m. to 1t:IS p. m.
The experiment will, take place In two
months. . . .
South Sea Islands.
- The . 8. . S. Mariposa aalled : for
Tahiti ' December . tt. The voyage
to Tahiti r is the moet dellthtful of
ell trips to ths Booth Pacific All Ta
hltl . travelers sre enthuelaatto. First
eabln round trip rate from San Fran
cisco. tltS- C. W. Stlnver, agent, 114
Washington street
Fiafanad tnook OaaaeS eods.
: Allen Lewis' Beet Brand.
WOrJDER-WGRKER:
c:id ld r:::z) a
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st .
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hard hatsfB
Z311.norrl$on St.4 OpP Pdstoff lec : - i
AFTER THE BATH
Use ftATHASWEET" RICE P0WCER
best toilet powder, antfaepdcally
niir hoalthful. rlaintilv nerfiimn
Heals enspped face and hands. Ex-
cellent after shaving-. Osly sent pewa
far tts baby. Pries 28e. .
fffKaV.lrtt-a
W ay ayia. r ..
.-A.V.eSiWji
' . .taw sTL' A
, aCaklBg tha Sight Charge.
- From the Cleveland Leader. '
Desk Sergeant What did yon arrest
thle man forT r
Patrolman Staalln' peanute frees a
Dsgo.
Deak Sergeant Enter a Charge Of lm-
personating an officer. -'
Seaalde bad its third snow' storm Ini
20 years. -
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