The Oregon daily journal., July 24, 1906, Image 9

D, TUZCDAV Z'Z".ll"0, JULY 1,
Ce-A T s ") S) at f ' ,
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: opiiiiiiio h;b
Blue River District Has Dean De
itopetf-Afmotlrent!rety"by
; :. Local Investors ;''
FREE MILLING ORES ARfe
SHOWING GREAT VALUES
Ledges Opened Up Prorniss to As-
tonlsh tha World With the Enor
mous Output of Gold When Prop-
i. titles Are Worked. ' ' "... , . '
(Special Placates to The Journal.)'
' Blue River, Qr., July ti.--The Blue
River district, which haa been Justly
named "the free milling district of the
-- west," la also the home of the western
: Inveator, for with but two or' three ex
ceptions tha development thus far has
bean done with western end that prin
cipally Oregon capital. . .The coopera
tlon of capital and labor In the .Blue
. River district will, in the near future,
surprise the outside world with .- an
enormous output of sold. .There era
several mines in operation, working full
, crews day and night, which yield large
S profits for. their owners, and many
' others Under course of development,
while It le a matter of only a ahort
- 'time until they, too, ' will be classed
among tbe producers. -
" The Prodacare.
; ' The Lucky Boy, which le the pioneer
. mine of tbe dlstrlot, needs - no comment.
elnce Its past record has proven it to
be a very rich ml ire. The Great North'
-ern, also a producer, located on the
Calapooia aide of Gold hill, about three
miles distant from ths Lucky Boy, last
month, with but four stamps In com
-mission, took out It pounds of bullion.
These are some of the facte which' go
' to prove the vast mineral wealth of our
state.
The Treasure mine, - which ' Is now
employing 10 men, will soon put on
full crew. ' On this property has been
: done eome of the most systsmatio' and
substantial development work of the
. state. This property has ; sz tensive
' buildings and an up-to-date mill with
'monster machinery, which la owned and
- operated by English capital. -
Dr. Candlanl 1 working full crews,
. . and 4s now opsning up ths Almighty
Dollar claim by -s eroseeut te reach -the
main ledge on the Doctor, which elelm
Joins the Lucky Boy on the west.
- - aawaUll at SUsa.
A 25-horsepower sawmill Is In opera'
tlon on property,
- The Blue River- Consolidated, lncor
porated, owned by Colonel Dodge, C.
Runyard and Others, which -Joins the
'Candlanl group, will soon be a scene
of activity, as they expect to begin ex
- - tensive work In a ahort time. A small
fortune was taken from this property
prior to its present ownership. ' The
Union mine Is another producer of the
district whlcn Is taking out good values,
as is also the Wood ft' Diamond mine
- on Quarts creek.
The Princess group. . which Is located
on the southwest side of Gold mil. n
the heed of Btmmons creek. Is owned
by W. U Beckner and Martin stetson,
'About 400 feet "Of work which has been
done on this property has opened up
ledgee which carry values from till
to lll per ton. The Crown Boy, lneor-
Borated. another property on the south
wt aide of Sold HI1L on Simmons
fc h.. had suffinlent davalopment I . 7
.. . . . M I "
worn done o prove u ion irvrvj.
The ledges on this property are very
large and average aaaaya give them It
per ton.
Coaster ledges.
The Western Oregon Mining A Mill'
ing company's mine le located on top
of Gold hill and Joins the Treasure
mine. The work done on thle property
haa onened UD some good ledges, whlcn
carry vslues from the surface and prom
la a. s-reat future for the owners. 1.
-R MeCauley-wlU soon begin operations
on his property on which 00 feet of
development work has been done, which
opened UP ledgee 40 reel in wiam wmcn
average IT per ton.
William Robe has very recently
onened un a ledge on his property on
tha north side of Gold hill which, le
proving to be very rich.
-Ths flrtst Wfstnrn M' "'"I at Milling
company a property is located on Eaet
Quarts creek, through which run the
' enormous ledges of the Lucky Boy mine.
This property hag a great future prem
ised through its good values, fine water
- power and enormous growth or timber,
Ore from tbie property assays from
SS.6 up into ths hundreds per ton.
Opening Bioa District.
The Cinderella. Tats Broa, the Chris
man 4k Flaher group, the Rowen and
Ruby, owned by John Xdenss of Seattle;
tha Dexter Sparks group, owned by
--Roberts 4k Sons; the Cuba,-the Alpha,
the Chubb creek group, the Wright
Bros.' mine on Jaybird creek, Kylo 4k
Hsnklnson propsrty, and others, the de
velopment of which has shown the vast
mineral wealth of the Blue river mining
dlstrlot, proves this without doubt one of
the most desirable districts being opened
tipHoday from tbe faot of Its economlo
opportunities for development- The coat
-of handling the ore In this district Is
. 71 cents per ton, which on tunnel prop
erties cannot be beaten the world over.
, With . free milling Ore carrying good
values, plsnty of water and timber; with
capital and labor united, wbat greater
Opportunities could Anyone wish for?
- Ths storehouse of mother earth only
awaits the efforte of the energy of man
. when shs will yield bountiful rewards
for their labor.
. Representatives of eastern eapltal
- have been looking over the dlstrlot re
"" centry with the view of building a rail
road to Blue river, which event will
.only be a matter of very short delay.
elnce capital has eome to realise the
time is now ripe for such Investments,-!
The day la not far distant when the
state of Oregon will be one of. If not the
greatest, mineral producing state in
'. America.
HEINZE GETS RICH
-' - COEUR D'ALENE MINE
- (Special Dlepatca to Tbe Journal.)
Spokane, Wash., July St. The Stew
art mine in the Couar d'Alenee has been
- parchaaed by- F. Augustus Helnte Tcf
Butte, the deal being closed Saturday
night- It Is said that the new owner
intends going Into that district en a
much larger scale. It Is understood that
Mr. Helnse secured more than 100,000
of the 1,00,000 eharee for aometbing
i like I400.00O.
-r- C r. O. Merrlam, a mining engineer
at Wallace, has been installed ae mana
ger of the property, with Instructions
to push operations on a large scale. The
miners employed In the Stewart out
. through eight feet of elean ere on the
second tunnel, 000 feet In length. There
Is said to be 10 feet of shipping ere.
- and te date the mine has shipped enough
. to pay zor Its development. .
SffltQmS'.Bi
E ESTATE
SAG
Relative Planning to '-' Contest
. Will and Secure Slice of
Financier's Wealth.
FUNERAL HELD TODAY H
INTERMENT AT TROY
Clever Provision in Testament May
Defeat Efforts of Will-Breakers--Charities
Are Remembered Only
Through Widow. V ;
fJeweal gneeial Smtea.t :
New Turk. July 14. The funeral of
Russell Sage, who died Sunday, at Law
rence, Long Island, will be held this aft
ernoon In the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. Robert O. Leltch, pastor. The
burial will be in Oakland . eemetery,
Troy. .' ; v;,.,;- , -
The following have been selected as
pallbearers: William P. Dixon of Ce
dar hurst; "Elbert A. Brlnckerhoff of Far
Rockaway; George C. Rand . of Law
rence; Mswbold L. Lawrence of Law
rence; Albro J. Newton of Far Rocka
way; J. L. Lawrence of Lawrence;
Franklin B. Lord of Lawrence, and Dr.
J, Carl Schmuck. - ; . , --
Steads Off Uttgatloa, ' y '
The World say a: "Unless there has
been a final codicil added to the will Of
Russell Sage, executed five years ago.
the 'surprise' which waa promt a ed In the
disposition of his personal property will
be the shrewd manner In which he has
headed of all litigation .over the estate.
"To one of his closest personal
friends he confided his plan, which waa
to exeeuts a testament,- which In its
Intent and purpose would make him die
Intestate in one half of the estate. In
other words, he observed ths law by
making three or four specific legaclea
in which the widow was not mentioned
at all, and left the reet of his property
to be divided according to ths statute of
distribution, i - - ':;
Aa hs is childless, this would leave
his widow one half Instead of ons third,
her dower. right and cause ths partition
of the remainder among hie next of
kin, according to the degrees of con
aangulnlt. thus cutting off any chance
of contest'-" t; : : " "
Ptepexe So Contest,
The Herald eaya: "Preparations for
contesting the will of Russell Sags In
ths event of the provision Is not satis
factory have already been made by rela
tives of the financier. Nephews, grand-
nephews and othare more remote are
said to be considering stspe for legal
proceedings. ..
Sage bad several brothers and sis
ters, none of whom are living, so fsr as
a ascertained, but various kinsmen who
bear tbe name and who are scattered
about the country are looking to seer
if the family tree might not bear apples
of gold. There is a report current -that '
a nephew who "had realded In thta city
will be among the first to take action In
the caae if be Is not adequately re
membered
'Most of ths relatives were not on
especially-good "terms with Sage."
Rumors that the bulk of the exeat
fortune of Russell Sago, eetlmated at
between $80,000,000 and 1100.000,000.
will ge te charity were so persistently
circulated In Wall street today that they
fact they were fathered by men who
were associated In business with Mr.
Bags for many years. , - -
For Sick Women
... ' , .. . t .
To Consider
FrasT, -That almost every operation
In our hospitals performed unon woman
becomes necessary through neglect of
such symptoms as backache. Irregular
and painful periods, displacement
of the female organs, pain in tha side,
burning sensation in tha atomanh.
bearing-down pains, nervousness, dls
uneas ana sleeplessness. v
dboojtd. The medicine that holds
ths record for tha largest number of
aDsoiute cares of female ills la Lydia
E. Pinkhem's Vegetable Comrjound.
It regulates, strengthens and cures
diseases of the female organism as
Douimg visa can, - - .
Tof thirty years it has been helping
women to be strong, curing backache,
nervousness, kidney troubles, inflam
mation of tha female organs, weak
neas and displace mente, regulating
tha periods perfectly and overcoming
their pains. It has also proved Itself
invaluable In preparing women for
childbirth and tha change of Ufa. -
' Thbsd. The great volume of unso
licited and grateful testimonials on file
at tha Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass., many of which are from time to
time published by permission, give ab
solute evidence of the value of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Mrs. Pinkham's advlos.
Mra.Plnkham's Staadlaclavitstloa
to Women. Women suffering from any
form of female weakness are invited to
promptly communicate with Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass. All letters are
received, opened, read and answered
by women only. From symptoms given,
your trouble may be located and the
quickest and surest way of recovery
advised. Mrs. Pinkham la daughter.
in-law of Lydia B. Pinkham and for
twenty-nve years under nor direction
and since her decease ahe haa been ad
vising sick women free of charge. Out of
the vast volume of experience in treat
ing female ilia Mrs. Pinkham probably
haa the very knowledge that will help
your case. Surely, any woman, rich or
poor, is very foolish If she does not take
advantage of this generous offer of
sailitanooi .
ABSURD EMBROIDERY.
Widow Xs Cnarltasla. -
So far aa could be ascertained, how
ever, the idea that charity would be ex
tenaiveiy remembered In the dlatribu
tlon of the Sage millions rests abso
lutely upon the well-known charitable
disposition of the widow. Mrs. Saga's
charitlea, while unostentatious, have
been wide and beneficial. It le believed
that 'shsinterested" her" husband in
many of the projects which she and Miss
Helen uould have helped.
The generally accented forecast of tha
Sage will was that Mrs. Sage will have
the handling of the great aum to be ex
pended In charitable donation a. while
other executors will be empowered to
carry on the business and attend te
JXabor Bay rageaaV
Jearaal Special Serrlea.t
Washing too, July 14. OS Oyster Bay
on Labor day tha president will review
the largeat American fleet-ever aseenv
bled. It will be In commend of Ad'
mlral Evana, with Admiral Brownaon
second in command.
Do You Want to Know
What You Swallow?
There is a growing sentiment in this
country In favor of mkdicihbs or gxowg
ooferrosmosT. It Is but natural that one
should have some Interest In the compo
sition of that which he or she Is expected
to swallow, whether It be food, drink or
medicine.
Recognizing this growing disposition
that the fullest publicity
iau
on the part of ths public, and satisfied
iiciiy caa c
tlon of
of Buffalo, N. Y,
the well-earned reput
ilv
his modi
cines. Dr. K. V, fierce, o
has "taken time by the
were, and la nnbllshlna
of ail the ingredients entering Into his
. ea
forelock." as li
Ing broad oast a lltt
leadlna medicines, the "Golden Medical
Tl . . .1.. II !.......
stomach tonic, blood purifier and heart
regulator; also of his "Favorite Prescrip
tion lor weak, over -worked, broken'
down, nervous and invalid woman.
This bold anal out-enoken movement on
th part of Dr. Pierce, has, by showing
exactly what his well-known medicines
are eompoeed of, completely disarmed all
harping erUies who have heretofore Un-
ustly attacked them, - A little- pamphlet
has been compiled, from - the standard
medical author! t ee of all the several
schools of practice, showing the strongest
endorsements by leading medical writers
of the several Ingredients which enter Into
ur. rieree's medicines. - A copy or this
nine dook is manea rres to any one ae-
tiring to learn more concerning the valu
able, native, medicinal plants which enter
intotne composition oi trr. rieree's maa
Icloee, Address Dr. Pierce as above.
Dr. Pleroa'a Pleasant Pellets are ttnv. su-
Sr-coated antt-bllious granules. They res
ulata and Invigorate - Stomach, Live and
Bowela. Do not beset the pill habit." but
cure constipation. One or two each day for
a laxative ana regulator, three or tour for an
so tire cathartic. Once tried always la fevoa
Cm 0m pa) arVBN AWAY, In copies
""I1""' The People's Common sens
Medical Advtser,e book that sold to the ex
tent of 100,000 copies a few
LM pel
years eco, as SLl
copy.
away
a-o.000 worth of these InvaJua
Me books. This rear we shall
St away SiO.ooo worth of
em. Will jroa bare In this
benefltf It so, send only tl
one-cent stamps to cover cost
stamps
. I of marling only for book In
.hi Stiff paper covert, or In stamps
nJerOTatS
1 Th woman who goes In for embroid
ery should remember to bo moderate
In all things. Nowadays we see the ab
surdity of "aesthetic" painted chopping
trays and fire shovels, or the cattails
In the umbrella stand and sunflowers
In the butter crock that raged a quarter
bfnt cenfuryag. BUTw" aryef to
see the absurdity of the costume wnion
Is made up of hand-embroidered paraaoL
hat, atock. Jacket, ahlrtwalst, mitt, card-
ease, nag, Dei i, sxirt, . siocaiog ana
slipper.
" cured nail biting.
A mother, whose little dsughter hsd
the habit of biting her nails, had tried
numerous unsuooessful devices for
curing her before she hit upon one which
proved eminently effective.. This wss
nothing less than the gift of a manicure
set, with permission to use It all shs
wanted to. As tha child learned to polish
and trim her nails her Joy In them grew
apace -until pride had quite put to rout
the ugly habit which no amount . of
coaxing or scolding had been able to
break up. : -
LEADERS IN ENGLAND.
Lady Henry Somerset eaya that In ths
women'e trade unlena In England the
leaders are no longer women who are
philanthropists and lecturers, but mem
bers of the clsss they support and con
versant with actual eondltlone as they
exist. Mrs. Msry Elvery Is such a one.
She beaan to work as a walateoat-maker
at the age of K, at S shillings a week.
In 1104 - she formed a - branch of the
tailors' union and atnee then haa been
found on ail the women's labor plat
forme In Hyde Park and In all demon
strations of women's rights.
CARE OF THE MATTRESS.
The dally turning over Is not the only
necessary attention for the proper treat
ment - of - a - mattreea This - operation
Itself Is liable to etraln the ticking and
pull the stuffing out of shspe in course
of time. To avoid this, handles may be
eewn to the sides, so thst ths unyield
ing surface of the mattreaa Itself need
not be grasped. These can be made from
webblna or a eroa apiece of ticking and
sewn as firmly aa possible to the sides.
CORN FRITTERS.
Take -one dosen ears of young corn.
eut the grains down ths center and
scrape all the corn off the cob. Stir in
gradually two tablespoonfuls ex flour.
three eggs bee ton light, sslt and pepper
to tasts. - Mix air weir together.' Allow
one tablespoonf ul to each flitter. Try
in boiling lard and send i to ths table
hot Theae are alao a breakfaat dlah
and may be prepared the night before.
DAINTY W0MEN7 ;
ccst ivc22y
watcd isgsc;?
THE
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CORNER THIRD AND YAMHILL STREETS
A GREAT SECOND Mm
Is now on at ths GOLDEN EAGLE.
. v in OUR
Cloak and Suit Dept.
.WE HAVE ON HAND ABOUT 7
; ; 50 White Lawn Suits
; In all fixes These Suiti' originally ranged in
4 price from U-29 to $4.00. You take QQr
your entire choice of all of them for.."OV
LAST MONTH WE GAVE YOU. A '
: GREAT BARGAIN IN
3IUK PETTICOATS
We have just received a duplicate order from
J the manufacturers, those placed on sale last
month were all sold by 12 o'clock. These
Silk Petticoats are worth up to $10.00
they sre in all colors snd well msde all you
have- to do is to see them and you will
."" buy onthis great reduction .
DreSS Skirts Extra Special
-Every Summer Skirt In the house must go .
. on Skirts originally marked $4.00, $4.50,
$5.00 $5.50 $6.00. $6.50. $7.00.
; All PRICES will be SLASHED to such degree that it will move every Summer article)
f:'. in the house. ' . ' . . .',"'''.''-':'.:-'('
$7.50,-$8.00 and - $8.50 : you - take (1 QO
; your choice ijtsj
- These sre in grays, black, blue, plaid snd in
most anything you may wish in Skirts. Take
our advice and come early.
' NOW HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU IN
LAWN, WAISTS
AH Waists originally marked up to $2.50t you
take your entire choice of all of them, in all
. sizes the grestest , Waist bsrgain ever
offered by us your choice - K J
Long Qloves, Just Arrived f v
200 pairs of Black Gloves,' extension ' tops.
These will be sold in sets only, TBe) with
the extension top snd pair of Gloves. 'Get
here early, as they will not lsst long. ,
Henly Serges
28-inch Henly Serges, in. plaids snd Stripes,
new summer goods, very popular shades;
iZZvery: good lor skirts and suits. Extra;; "
special See them and you will buy.. ..aSf
5,000 Yards of Torchon Lace i
Up to 4 inches wide, 'regularly worth 1,
.. ,up tp 10c a yard; extra special,, r;L, lf;jUlV
V Side and Back Combs ;
A beautiful lot of best? Shell snd Gilt Side
snd Bsck Combs, most, beautiful designs;
' they sre regularly worth from 50c. to 3Qv
$2.50 second reduction price........ uyy
5,000 Short Lengths of Ruchlng
All styles snd colors, manufacturers' 1 fn
short lengths; extra special, 3 pieces. ,lvt
V ' Handkerchiefs : '
Hemstitched Hsndkerchiefs, fancy border and
plain; regular 35c a dosen. Special,
dozen ,..10e)
Manufacturers' Sample Line of
v v . Handkerchiefs
10,000 ' Handkerchiefs " just received, but we
hsve placed them in this sale; every one of
these Hsndkerchiefs are different J A-
r You take your choice for .' . ,- .4. ,-.Vt
Take our advice and come early some are
worth ss high- aa$1.00, , '
, Corset Covers J
20 dozen Corset Covers slightly soiled, placed
on our counter st 33eS These are worth
." as high, ss 75c. . '.:.
v Domestics
We - hsve greet many short ends of remnants.-
These MUST GO. If the price is
marked $100 you psss ns SOf every, srticle
.,cut in half: in short, you get 50c worth of
, goods for 25c . . ' -;
Turkey Red Table Cloth
50c value at a very low price of 34, and
35c value at 18f. ; v c '
Bleached Table Damask.
62 inches wide,, we always sold them at 62c
Special 35
Balance of Our Cotton Voile
Large polka dot, this is a record-breaking
price just the . goods' you want for this
- time of. the yesr se jong-ss-they-lsst,
. ysrd . 7, . X , , 3
500 Bolts of Bleached Toweling
19 inches wide this special sa1e..,....,..5
19-ini All-Linen End Bleach Crash.. T l-3f
SIjkr:v-
33-in. Pongee in black, red; green, 'Alice :
blue, brown and tan; 35c value.... ..X as v
V ; Cottage Curtains y
2yi and 3 yards long just the thing for tha
beach or your own home; extra spe-iCf
cial, pair .,,.......,.....,. ..iv
PILLOW TOPS-Regular 25c value; .axtra
, special ................Te
' LADIES TAKE NOTICE HERE XS
. YOUR CHOICE
LADIES INECKWEAR
Every . piece in tha house, they all must go
here is your opportunity to buy Nsckwea
worth up to $1.50 there will be no reserve)
snd they will be plsced on sale in IQv
.- Center Aisle. The clearing price. ...lyv
;rT: """.- ."-See Window. ;
LACE HOSE White, black and gray; wen-
lar 35c Special . i . . .. ............ . ..aVe-
20c CHILDREN'S HOSE Extra special. 5s
MEN'S HOSE Men's travelers' samples
Hosiery one pair of a kind 50c to $1.00
. value Special ...S34
i9
HERE IS A WOMAN'S ,
BELT SPECIAL,
500 Belts," silk and leather travelers samples.
See snd you will buy. 10
Your choice
CHILDREN'S BONNETS Worth up to 39c
some are worth up to $2.00. t
Your choice ......-.......14e .
Figured Wash Goods
About 10,000 yards of beautiful goods, worth
up to 25c a yard. We will move ttn
,; move them at, yard.......... llv
Boys Waists v
Worth up to 75c all placed in one lot 57
'your choice ..... ... ............... . O I W'
A Genuine Clear-Up in Our Crockery and Household Department
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Read for Yourseires, but. Better Yet, Come and Sea, and You Will Buy. L.
gajjHrwsaa aeoe tssitatioa Cn
ISe XH -quart Pitchers for the astonishing price
of Jrrr. 10e
10n and lte Glass Pickle or Ollrs Dishes. ... .6
' 10a Punch ei tiemewaae Glasses, eaeh.., B4
45o Berry Dishes, 11 Inches In diameter 24 r
Hls-hly decorated regular $1.80 Water or tiemon-
ade Sets. T pieces. 8peclal ..09e
t8c Tall Celerr Dlshee. Special. ........ w . i4
lte Decorated, all colors. Opal. Syrup
v Pitchers . .'...15
Me Vases, stand IS Inches hlh. . Special. ...154
lte Covered and Footed Fruit Dishes.......
te Polished Water Tumbler, eaeh 2
tte Nut Dlshee, S in. In diameter. Special.. lOf
" ". OBOOXnT. ,
L9-Pecorated Cups and Saucers for..
.10e
.4fle Decorated Plates, S-ln. sise, each. ...... 10
Sinner aets, regular ft.00, 69 pieces Beat En-
llsh Serai-Poroelaln S3.49
Dinner Bet, regular $7.0, High Grade Ollt-Ldned
anil Traced Patterns, in pma ana green oeooira-
.fl.55
- tlons. SS nieces
White Toilet Bees, regular 11.00,
shapes, set
Tellaw Bowls, regular SOe. hold 4 H ata.
Special . ., 10
Pottery Cuspidors, Glased Patterns. ........12f
a Oe 1-qt. Fancy . Pitcher ................ . . . . 1 Of
TZsTWa.
1 So 1-qt. Dipper ......Sa
11. JS No, I Full Slse Copper Bottont Boilers, r
each . 89
Ho 1-qt Galvanised Palls. Special for 164
atTPU lUfl fust Paus. JauaimeJ, laj ae alse.Mn.
ll - .
piecea, rancy . .
too lH-qt. Coffee Pots..
too S-qtHandled Stew Pans....
Regulsr Tto Tea Kettles, Copper Bottom
Regular lte Sprinklers, hold I ata
loo Dish Pans, 14-qt. also
lOet
14e
224
.r.SO
..........ilB
4le Berlin Shape Covered Saucepans
lte l-hole Muffin pans ....
lie m-qt. Stew Pans .10
ivo i-qi, jruaaing ran, zor ................ xu
lte T-qt. Tea KetUe for ..59e
Tte Roasting Pans, large slse, for,. S9e
65o Agate-Covered Chambers for..... 404
Oe 1-qt. Coffee Pots for 19e
too Preserving Kettles, 4-qt else, for......S3
too Agate Dippers for A, 10f
.: Join in These Great Price Reductions ot -! T i
THE GOLDEN EAGLE DRY G00D5 GO.
TiiticoiragR-Hm
Ton can rely upon mtUaa? aa good atteatioa skoals ye erdea ay saatl aa yea weald If the roods were picked ent la
KaiUar Oluurgee Prepaid,
yeraem, Pralfn,
"t 7-1
The moet expreestve word that can
be applied to a woman le dalntjr.
A woman may be atyllan, well dressed.
good looking and lots of ether things.
Ithout sny eoneiaerable expense, but
to live un to the reqntrementa of dalntr
means something more.
It means sbsoluts freshnese of neck
ties, light gloves, etc.. and csn be
SchlevMhythjawoniejB
Only
"I sm only It
nect even when
SS Teats Old.
fears old and don't ex
ret to be real old n
el thst way ae lonr as I can get Eleo-
- gays Mrs. b. m. Bruneon
trie Bitters.
of Dublin, Oa. Surely there's nothing
else Beeps io. oia mm young ana snaKee
tha weak aa strong ss this grand tonlo
medicine. Dyspepsls, torpid liver. In.
flamed kidneys or chronro constipation
are unknown aftsr taking Electrlo Bit
ters a reaaonable time. Guaranteed by
a. O. flkldmere Cw druggists. Pries lie.
When you open a pack
age of Uneoda Biscuit
it's like opening the oven
door and taking them but
crisp, fresh, and clean.
Uneeda Biscuit
are the only Soda
Crackers. 1 Others cease
to be " crackers 99 after a
"fewhours exposiure to the
air. Open a package of
Unceda Biscuit to-day.
NATIOHAlTBISCUrrrCOMPANY
"-jes-i
sge means if she will have a weekly
wash of muslins, laces, glovss, eto., her
self and not grudge the extra time epent
In- getting up these dainty- articles;
means Soap, eterch and watsr In abund
ance. . Women who would be ahocked at the
Idea that a etranger aheuld see them
In dishabille, er with hair In crimping
pins, infllot untidy hldeousness upon
husbands and eons, fathers and brothers,
Quite as .a matter of sours
OPERATORS PROMOTED
: BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Junotlon City, Or, July 14. The
Southern Paclflo company haa made-the
following tranafere of their telegraph
operatora at this plaoe: J. B. Taylor
baa been transferred to Eugene, where
he will succeed A. J.XJUlett in the pas-
seater departmanti C. A. Psngra .will
$3.50 Chair, Wednesday for
$2.50
SPECIAL W 11
A GOLDEN OAK FINISH, WELL RODDED and
SUBSTANTIALLY MADE CHAIR of the v
, , BEST VALUE,
DON'T TOKOCT THAT AT TI1I5 CCMOVAL
&ALC EVERYTHING 15 CEDUCED
174 First Street
be eent ss agent at' Teneolia: T. J.
Riley will be sent te Itoeeburg aa Bight
Sperator. These ehaagea are all la line
of prembtloa. The paalttou mads va.
oant by them at this plae will be i
by extra men for IS days, wl i
time will expire fat bi-a J.i i
I
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