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EAREY BDBTORGED
TO SELL HIS LION
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Robert Fhaelmmons Posed for Hia
C: ". (Journal Special Service.) .
1 New fork, Aui. ' M. That one
doughty fighter and tlH aspiring actor,
Robtrt Fitsslmmons, has "old "Senator
Reynolds" for $5,000. .The "Senator" ia
a big" 1-year-old lion" which haa been al
meit a' mmbf of 'Ruby -Bob's-family
for the- pest II months.- The purchaser
was Bostock. the deal being made over
the telephone..
Many In the Jarre crowd aaaembled at
the American florae' exchange were
moved to teara at the affecting parting.
In which Mr, Fiteslmmona and hia lion
took leading rolea. The actor waa gen
uinely moved, and It la aafe to aay that
be never did anything better behind the
footlights, ' , - 1 . "
' There were two : real teara In Mr.
FltisVivona' eyee, one In each of them,
and a eatJh In hia voice, a ha aald: 7
, '"Why, tt.OOO wouldn't have touched
that lion If I could have atayed at borne
all the time to keep hint company.- He
loved me. and I thought the world and
all of him. But ha didn't, aeem to take
to anybody, alee and I waa. afraid be
would eat one of my children aometlme
when I waa away. Ha took aeveral bltea
out of a good horee of mine the other
day and I'm afraid It will never be the
aame horae- again. It waan't that the
Senator waa Ill-tempered. ' he'a got a
weet .disposition, but he'a playful, very
FIFTEEN THOUSAND CHINESE
' FOR PANAMA
Commission Advertises for Labor
and Makes the Contractors
k Heavy "Bonds f
i'lS ' i . lv VV V Ji 'U3
; . - V'.'Jearael apetlal Service.) 1. " .
Washington,- -Aug - tk The Panama
eommiefalpn Intends to. employ ; 15,000
Chinese on the eanal 'tnatead of 1,500, aa
waa at flrsf announced-' They will work
' ten houre a day, with pay, and a half
'; tor overtime. -'
' ' The apeclflratlona for propoaala from
, Chlneae labor. , contract ore war laaued
' today. Bide tnuat be aooompanled by a
bond af $50,000. L'pon awarding of con
tract the contractor mua'tputupa bond
of $100,000 to carry out the regulatlona
of the commlaalon, which will provide
I aleeplng quarter!, with aU aanltary ar
f rangementa. ,
Coollea muat be from tl to 4t yeara
' old. phyalcally a?nnd, aocuatomed to
I tho climate, and-to work, under oondl-
ticpia elmiur to. moae or
For a Good Complexion,
; Health and Beauty.
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T"Fs0R Clear Eyea
rA rure complexion
, Sweat Breath . i
Clean Tonne
' ' . -Calm Nervea
-Good Temper ' , t
Eat Caacaret whenever jrou eugpeet
you need it. , Carry a little lOo Emer
gency box conatantly with you. In your
Pune or Pocket.
. When do you need one?
-When your Tongue ia coated ' '
' When you have Heartburn, Belch
ing, Acid Rial tip In Throat :
When Plmplea begin to peep out
When your atomach Gnaws and
Burna. . ' '. '
That'i the time to check coming Con
atipatlen, Indlgeation and Dyspeptia.
, : That's lha tlme.to take, a Caacaret
One tablet taken whenever you eugpeet
you need It will insure you against 90 per
eent ol an other Ills likely to attack you.
Cascarets don'l purge, don't weaken,
don't Irritate, nor upset your stomach. ;
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract and propel the Pood naturally
past the little valves that mix Digestive
Juices with Pood. , : "2 '7 1 V
. ThU stronger action produces greater
nutrition from food and perfect ellmlna
on of useless materials. .
Tlt .mrttes the blood purer, healthier
and mots reconstructive, Insuring a fine,
dear citor and complexion.
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, Then lev ry the little ten-cent box con
gtantly wlM you in your purse, and take
Caacaret whenever you auspeot you
eedit.------.' - -
' AlhDrugglstssell them over ten mil
llorf boxes a year. '
1 Be very careful to get the tenuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany; and never sold In bulk.. Every
tablei iiamped "CCC.", m
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Photograph at Coney Island.
playful. -and a little rough at times.
I've got 'to go away thla fall with my
ahow, 'A right for Love and I didn't
darf to leave the big fellow at home;"
and Mr. . Fltsaimmona sighed pro
toundly. ' . . - v ' '
It will be remembered that "Senator
Reynolds" waa the lion which caused
Mr. Fltsaimmona to remain In durance
vile In a cell at the Coney Island police
atatlon for two houra and a half In the
spring of 1S05.
Senator Reynolds, the eta teaman, had
given the lion -hie namesake to Robert
when the animal waa only a few montha
oht. With the Impetuosity which fre
quently characterised hia action In the
prise ring, Mr. Fitsslmmons entered the
cage without aaylng anything to Mr.
Bostock about the. senator's gift and
took-the' little lion away. It looked
ao much like theft to the animal trainer
that ha caused the fighter's arrest. Tor
two houra Mr. Fltsaimmona remained In
a cell while the matter waa being ex
plained. As' In the present case, there
waa no effort at the time to keep the
affair from the papers.
"I raised that Hon from a pup I
mean cub," aald Mr. Fitsslmmons sor
rowfully, as he departed yesterday, "and
I certainly do hate tp-glve him up; but
I got to go with my ahow. The Fight
for Love" that's the name of It have
you got that rlghtr, A :
ROAD FROul LA GRANDE TO
LEIVISTON IS PLANNED .
Believed Line Will ' Be Run . to
:Y Thriving Idaho' City Within
' .Two 'Years. ' ' '" .; r: ;
- (BpeeUl Dispatch to Tee XauraeLI
Joseph,' Or.-. Aug. 11. Right -of way
agenta for the O. R. A N, have, estab
lished cams about ; three mllee ' from
thla city. - Work la progressing a little
alowly at thla time on account of the
scarcity of help, but after harvest It la
expected that there will be more men
for railroad work.
ft la understood that A party of O.
R. A N. surveyors are now working on
a line for - the continuation of the- line
from the mouth of the Wallowa river
down the Grand Ronde to Lewlaton.
he line of track will soon be extended
from Elgin to 4 he Junction of the Wal
lowa and - from RJparla to Lewteton.
Thla will leave a -gap of about 0 mllea
to complete a water, level system for
nearly all the country east. of 4110 Blue
mountains. - It ia believed that within
two years there will be a direct Una
from La Grande to Lewlaton.
ATTEMPTS TO CONVERT
WOMAN WITH BLOWS
(Special DIspatcB to The Jenraat.)
Salem, Aug. II. Because she thought
Mrs. Lucy K. Mitchell of The Dalits was
not a Christian and because the woman
from the Inland empire- waa aeen talk
Ing to a bartender e wife. Mrs. .Doyner.
a Christian mission worker or .thla city,
attacked' The Dalits woman on the
atreeta of Salem Sunday, gave her a
atinglng blow on the ear and followed
up thla with a fuallade of rocks and
Stones. ' ' r .. ' '
- Mrs. Mltohell came to this city from
The Dallas Saturday and ahlpped her
larea and penatea by freight.- She did
not get her baggage out of the depot
Saturday and yesterday waa down In the
farda looking after her chickena and
urkeya, when aha met the wife of a
saloon-keeper and asked her soma ques
tions. A few minutes, afterward Mrs,
Doyner hove In eight
."Are you a Christian?" asked the lat
tar. . ' -
"l slwsys try to be," replied Mrs.
Mitchell.
"You are no Chrtatlan," aald the
Doyner woman, "beiuae I aaw you
talking to a barkeeper's wife," and then
the attack commenced. '
Mra. Mitchell ran and got out of the
way ss soon aa possible, .
No arrests have been made, v
EUGENEB0Y FACES
CHARGE OF LARCENY
.' - (Rpetkl Dispatch ro The Journal !
Eugene. Or.. Aug. II. Earl Chapman,
the 11-year-old eon of Mra. H. B. Chap
man of thla city, waa taken to Oregon
City by an officer of the law last night,
having been arrested by Sheriff Flak
here charged with stealing a horee and
aaddla from a .man named Ward at
Clarkamaa about three weeka ago. .It
ia alleged that the boy rode the horse to
Arleta where he left It and than went
to The Delias, coming to Eugene a few
da ye later. - - .. .
DESERTED WIFE GOES
INSANE FROM GRIEF
Albany, Or.. Aug. 11. Eva Farrier of
near Sclo, was yesterday adjudged In
sane and committed to the asylum. The
cause of aald Jnaanlty la attributed to
domeatlo trouble her. husband having
deserted her about a year ago, leaving
her In a delicate condition and with fojir
small children to care for. The faith.
Jea husband ran away with a sis
aey of the new denaated woman,
to stop pavk:
Property . Owners Allege City
pads Are Fostering a Trust by
; Ordering Improvement.
flipeHat DUsateh te Tfct JooraaLt
Baker City, Or.. Aug. II. Alleging
that the common council by Its action
haa gone against public policy and fos
tered a trust, declaring that its actiona
are null and void, and asking that an
Injunction be issaund reetralntirg the
city council. Mayor Johns and City Aud
itor W.' 0. Levena from entering Into
a contract with the Warren Construc
tion company for bltullthlo pavement
fop Front street. Hart eV Nichols yes
terday, acting for 8. A. Hetlner and
others who remonstrated upon the pav
ing, fired the first shot in the battle
$o exoluda It from Baker. With Hart
A Nichols as attorneys In , the ease Is
aaaoclated Dan J. Malarkey of Port'
land. ' . . - . .' .
With Mr. Hellner . are aaaoclated IT
other contestants who oppose paving on
Front street In the manner determined
by the council. The list, of plaintiffs
contains some of the largeat property
owners in Baker City, and behind it
there is money to fight the battle to the
bitter end.
Judge Smith thla afternffon granted
the Injunction asked In the" petition of
Mr. Hellner and others, and thla means
that the city will wal for paving un
til the matter la finally settled and the
Injunction dissolved, t . , ,
WILL DRIVE RABBITS
ON BLALOCK ISLAND
'' (Special Dlapetrh to The JoernaL)
' Pendleton, Or., Aug. 11. Walla Walla
and eastern Oregon sportsmen are to be
treated to a genuine 'Australian rabbit
hunt early thla fall. The aoene of the
sport la to be at Blalock Island on the
Columbia river, near Coyote, on the O.
R. te N., where the famoua rabbit bunta
have been held heretofore.
Dr. N. C. Blalock of Walla. Walla,
who owna thla Island, and a number of
aportsmen are making elaborate prepa
rations for this .occasion. On the morn
ing of the great drive the men. will
be organised srmy style and a captain
and lieutenants will be selected. The
crowd will be taken to one end of the
Island, formed in line and marched
toward the nemy.
Blalock Island IS devoted to farming
and It la six mllea long- and from a mile
to two mllea In width. It contalna 4,000
acres of land owned by the Blalock com
pany, of which Dr. Blalock la president
Altogether the company haa 17,000 acrea
under cultivation in that vicinity. Dr.
Blalock owned the island yeara ago, but
during the panic of 181 was compelled
to give up the lend. Recently he again
secured possession of the land and Is
now csrrylng out his Idea In life -to
have a model farm In every particular.
Thla year 11.000 apricot and plum trees
were planted. .
- Nearly 100 people are employed by the
Blalock company. About SO of theae
live on the Island. The doctor resides
In Walla Walla, where he has a large
practice.
Nine Immense buildings ' ere now
being erected for the storage of , bay
and manv modern Improvements are
under wayIn addition to the raising
of fruit and hay the company -will also
nay Dartlcular attention to the raising
of stock. , The doctor, haa just been In
Portland and Seattle en business con
nected with the big farm. 7 - . .
MILTON MAY SECURE
TWO ELECTRIC LINES
- eaassaaaasssaaBBJBSaBBSa
(Special Dispatch .to THe Joaraat.)
Milton. Or., Aug. 11. Milton will soon
be connected with Walla Walla, by one
If not two electrlo railways. Two com
panies, the Walla Walla Traction com
pany and the 'Columbia WaUa Walla
Electrlo company, are aaklng for the
privilege of using the atreeta of the city,
and they have franchisee up before the
city council for consideration.
Both . companiea want to lay their
traeka on Main street, and there waa for
a time aome discussion of the advlsa-.
blllty of devoting such a large propor
tion of the street to that purpose, ,-rnere
Is not much doubt, however, but that
one. If not both, will be let in.
To Balarge Matlock Boll ding.
Eugene. Or., Aug. 11. J. V. Matlock
of thla city, late Democratlo candidate
for atate treasurer, will let the contract
within a few days for a three-atory
addition to his brick block In, Eugene.
a;
SSm.
recent photograph of Mrs. Mac-Bride,'-
better known as Maud
Gonna, the Irish Joan of Arc, who
haa been legally aeparated from her
, husband by a Parla court. :
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You Are Invited
to Call
Every young, old or middle-aged
man who has been guilty of vlo- -letlng
nature's laws, exposure,
etc. To men with Feeble Thought,
Falling Memory, Varicocele, Rup
ture, - Piles, Weak Back. Poor
Stomach, etc...
Ytm Make No Charge for Private
t . Counsel ..
W Srat ' thoua-ht la to asoer-
tain the real cause of your all-
n men; our aecond thought la to
ascertain ff a cure la possible;
our third thought -is to produce I
speedy and lasting results. Our t--'Tioxt
thought la the quickest ki
method by which tnia can do
done and then to figure the low- '
est price for the treatment of -
. your caaa. .. ', i; -
Over' 50 Per Cent of Our Patients Have Been
Cured for $10.00, and Hanypnl5.00
, During the Past Sovonteea Yeara""
We Give the Best Treatment at the Lowest Prices
aim are alwava willing to arrange terma to suit. Tou can pay by the
visit, by the week or by the month, and we give liberal dlecount for cash.
Remember, our chargea are the loweat and moat reaaonable In the city.
fnTyu get the very beet treatment. Call and And out about your caaa
at once; It will be the happleat day of your Ufa. Coneultatlon free. ;
Yon Need Not Pay Until You Are Cored
Should you desire you may depoelt the fee with any bank or business
house in Portland, to be paid to ua after you have been reetored to
bMioiaT Toung snd middle-aged men who have Injured themaelves i In
body and mind, with weak back, falling atrength. ""nihk',i 5"
eyea, bad habits, dissipation, poor memory. We cure aecreUy and cheap-
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Consultation and advice free.- ' 1 . ,VI -...
... Write People who live in outside towne and In the country who
cannot call ahould write for consultation and advice free. Many eases
have been cured by home treatment.
- i Office hours I a. m. to I p. m. ; Sundays and holidays, 10 a. ro. to is m.
Dr. W. Norton Davis &Co.
Office In Van Noy Hotel. 61 M Third St. Comer Pine. Portland. Or.
BTOKnrWXa. XstabUshed la ostuwd lm 1S8S.
FMf 5s DISEASES
ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS DI P0R1UVND
Ws Will Treat Any Single
We make no charge for examination, and we ere glad to have you call
and have a private and confidential talk about your troubles.
BLOOD POISON '
Is ths most dresded, dangerous and deatructltve disease- known. .This
disease not only unfits you for your work and duties, but makes a man
unfit for marriage, for holding reaponalble positions. When his system
becomes Inoculated with the germ the whole body undergoes a change of
decomposition and not only reaulta In a disfigurement of the body but also
of the man. Thla diaeaae can be cured. We have received the everlaaaing
gratitude- o thoae-whom - we have ured end- who-ahew-thelr apprecia
tion by sending us other caaea. . .. . .-' j
NERVOUS DEBILITY v ?
Loss of energy, will power. Isck of concentration of thought, loss, of
memory, which weakens your entire system, mental aa well aa physical.
Thla lowered vitality of the nervous and physical condition la atrength
encd ao that In a ahort time you Will have your original strength snd be
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varicocele, stricture, gonorrhoea, liver and atomsch troubles cured by the
lateat scientific methods. ' ,i ' i
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all replies sent In plain envelopea. No names, esses. letters or photo
graphs of patienta published or exposed. '; Inclose J-cent sump to Insure
reply. , '.'
Hours a. m. to ( p. m.:
Evenings,
St. Louis
1IED1CAL AND
SURGICAL -
ooim taooirs abb yajcsxlIi
WeaR, Nervous Men
' Taooaanda of Yenag and Kid41o-Ao4 Un are annually awopt te
a Br.matnre grave tb-onsh aarly Indloc-rotlona aed lator erceaaca. en4
Cenatltntlooal niood IMacaaee hare rulnod and wrecked the IKo et
many a promlalus roans man. Hare yoa say et the following ermn-
torn.: KrrTnua and dr. xnil-n t ; Tired in Morning; No Ambition;
M.mory Poor; Baally PaUsnod; Esrltablei Eyee Blnr; Ptmplre ea the
far) Reatl.ee; H..r4 Looklns; Blotrhoa; Sore Throat; Hair Loooo;
P.lna 'la the Bodr: Sunken Kr.j lifelooa: -Pt.truatfnl and Lark o(
Enorsr and n-ntht Our Vaw Motkod e( Treetmoat will hnlld yoa p
awntnlly. pkyalvally and vltaUy. Cares wtieraateed a no Pay. .,.
Cell or Write BB. T. . HlkCI. ltl Flrat St.. Cor. Yamhill, Portland.
BRITISH MEDICAL
MEN AT TORONTO
(Joornel Spoelal BrrTlre.)
Toronto, Ont., Aug. HI. A eonaarva
tlve eatimate of the attendance at the
meeting of the British Medical asso
ciation, which hegeri In Toronto today,
DeonseYaiirDlocd!)
The true
way to cure all
., Beaselt'e Native j
Rlrnvl Diaeanea
Herbs drive Out pouv
ana anmkta nnauisae Brat
kr Bhononettr, Sieaaerb.
Bwwet. kidaoy and bvne
aey. Ma and tl m DnaSarta
n mm mmmmt Wi ay PSSS
Ttnabfa .
Baeeeri'e NaMve HerkeCe.
mm.
CURED FOR $12,50
Uncomplicated Ailment For
$12.50 for the fee
6- ABSOLUTE GUARAflTEE
NO PAY UNLESS CURED
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We desire to reach the 'poor as well ss the
rich men, snd by making our fee only IU.80, pay
on easy terms, we Increase our business apd fee
cure lasting gratitude from thousands, who. would
otherwlae remain afflicted If It were not for thla
liberal offer.
T to I; Sundays, t s. m. to It noon,
Dispensary
stbexts.
OBraAjro. ob.
placed the number of delegatea at not
less than S.tOO. England haa aent a
moat notable delegation, that Includea
In Its personnel such medical men Of
note ss Sir Thomas Barlow, Sir James
Barr, Sir Hector Cameron, 'Sir Victor
Horaley and Sir William Broad bent.
The formal opening of the conven
tion waa held this afternoon In the main
hall of the Unlveralty of Toronto. "Rich
ard Andrewa Reeve. M. D.. dean of the
medloal faculty of the University of
Toronto and president of the British
Medical association, called the gather
ing to order and delivered tbe opening
addreas. Welcomes and responses xtnd
the Introduction of the distinguished
visitors occupied the Initial session. Be
ginning this morning and continuing
through the week the numerous, sec
tional conferences on various branches
of medical practice are to be held. In
conjunction with the convention there
la A large snd comprehensive exhibition
Of surgical Instruments, medicines,
foods for infants snd Invalids and other
things connected with the various
branches of medical science. ' ,
re elrealaUom ef The fowrnal ta
vaetlaad aa la Oregoa eaeeeds that ef
T2AKSP02TATX6M.
CcliiverSceccry
Hzst Line Steamers ; ' .
TOK EXCURSIOM STEAMER "BAIXBY
uAixHA 1 maaea round iripe o .ad
CADE LOCKS every Sunday, leaving
rUHTLANU at a. reiuruuia fu-
rlvea p. m.
rult. hmIm CmImJI mtkA
The Dallas except Sunday, leaving Port
land at 7 a. m.. arriving about i p. bl,
carrying freight and passengere. Splan-
Ola locDmmuu.iiuu. . iw ,'u.
llveatock. . ' .
Dock foot of Alder street, Portland:
foot of Court atreeU The Dalles. Phone
Main lie. Portland
TELEGRAPH
restart es the Bivet . '
The only steamboat making a round trip
' Rxeeot Sunday Between
PORTL AND and ASTORIA
An wat ronrri
Leave Portia nd........ ....... T: a. m.
Arrive Aetorla ............. .l:o P- ax
Leave Astoria., ... ..1:10 p. m.
Arrive Portland 1:00 p. ss.
t Ht-iilA SERVED A LA CARTK . ,
Pcrtlaad SaadlBg, Aides ttreet XMok.
Aetorla Trading. OaUaades Book,
U B. SCOTT. Agent " Pbona Main III.
ALASKA
FAST AMD POPCLAB STIAaUBIFfl .
, teeve Beattle -. -
yMTOlBOir," Aiarsat IS, SB, '
"DOLPHXH," Aasuat tl, 11.
caxxiita at-'"- -
Reteblkaa. Iimeaa. Dooslas, Balnea. ag
way, Onaaeeta with W. p. A T. teste foe
Atlla, Pawaeo, Teaaaa, Neeje, ate. , .
For AS sVMtbeaatera Atoaa rerta.
Can or aead fcw'Trlp te WXmserfal Alaakv"
"Indian Baakatrr," TotB PoUe.-
ZHX ALASKA t, & 00.
' ' rrask Weolsey Oa Asnta.
SSI Oak at. . rwtlaad. Or.
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BOTrTKXAITXSaT AZASXA SOTTTS.
Tom Bra it. ac w e. h.
(or Kttrhtkaa. Juneaa, Skas-
war, White Boras, Devsoa
ana fdrbanks
S. S. City of Seattle. Aug-
mat 10. 30. SO.
. g. 8. Hoaiboldt, Aasast
4, 14, 24,
fl. a. Oettase ty CvU
Bttkat. ansuai ll. aa. .
BOatl SOtnf.
B. a. Beeater about Ansnat IT. " ;
a . W ....nidIA TlTB,r
From Seattle at a. m Citj et Pfltbla,
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fortUaa Offtoe. S4S Waaklavtea St.. Baa'tts.
s. m. ui, raae,
C..P. DUNANM, O. P., A Saa rraadsee.
C. GEE WO
Portland's
t Widely Known
and Successiul
. Chinese '
-t Medicinal,
f Root and
j ' "Her Doctdf
Bkt tamoae remedlee, tke tasredlesis et
which we Import 4lnt traei the Orlaat ia
larse oaantltlea ae4 prpara and PCt as for
aee la kle ap-to-oate Ubatory. . Ne SMreerr.
solsene er 4rass ei say klad sees, farel
T.r.ublo.
The Doctoe treats seeeMffllly asd gaaraeteee
te core all stomarb tmobUo, catarrh, asthaaa,
hras. throat, rhramattsm. aerreoaneas, 11 tot,
kldoer aad Inst atanbeod.
rxxAu nonua Aire azx tixvati
. DISXASXS.
Ke false er ailaleadlns: etatesteats te the
sftletod. A aafe and laatlnc eero la tbe aetok
est eoaalble time and at the lowest eoel see.
Mble tor honest treatment..
If Jim ran not ealL write for eympteei Mask
sad etreolar. tnelnae 4 coats la stamsa, ,
oostn.TATio mra. -
She 0. See We Oktneae Ketiotne 0.ltlVt
tint St., Cor. Morrtoom, PorUaaa. Oa
. rleaae aitnuoa taia
cry Vcian
1 sad aboald kaow
abonl tbe wenaormi
MAIVCL Wkkiino: Sorey
I Tke now VarkMl eyfanjo. Jnjt.
a. nam Bit
Mhtr. but
lUnatraiod took miI.i. It
fall ooruoolnn nnd iHroiHiona In.
valuable to lailoa. MtaiVBI, rSK,
m. esa eT.. BBW lonk.
S. , SXISMOHI COM 11 rHIBfl iSTBXST,
ABB WOOOAAB. OLABJU 00.
Scott's Ssntal-Pepsin Gapsulss
A POSITIVE CURE
Forlntammetloa orOatorrf.of
tho Bladder and Planeod ale
n.Ti. BO orSS BO PAt. Cures
quickly ana narmaneniiy ino
worst eeMe et Oemerrlieoa
end eileee. no mnltor of bow
loss staadlne. Aksolntalf
barmloH. Sold by drufiUts.
Price tl.ie.er by siall. sent,
said. tloM enass. tt-Tt.
TKE SANTAL-PEPS1N CO.
BalMeatalM, OWe. ,
for Bale by Wsedud. OUrke A On.
OdXemedt. flewtana.
BBVBat kSOWS Tw rA
Tarront'a Bstreet ef Cabeba aed
ThelooMfaM. efc mdi'Mr oare fee
worrnooa.slooKwhrtee.0 Knar
So take, oooroalent te eerry. yutp
-UTdnatrtiful aae. Prion tU
Ruw. a Martin a. Sol Weetihwroa
rt.. rortlaad, Orecon; or by man from the
r arrant Co., 44 Bndaoa et Mew York. -
CHILD WITH MATCHES :
DESTROYS TWO BARNS
(SpMial .niapntrk to The JoernaL I '
Eugene. Or., Aug. tl. Two barna and
SO or to tone of hay belonging io Henry
Oodard at' Trent. 10 or 11 miles south
esst of Eugene, were destroyed by Tire
about t o'clock last evening. Mr. Qod-
ard's t-year-old boy waa playing about
one of the barna and struck a match, let
tine? it fall on aome hay on the floor.
Boon the flamea were beyond control and
spread to the other barn and to an ad
joining field of hay. Before the fire
waa checked damage to the extent of
tl.tOO or tl.000 waa dona.
OTazs SCIATICA. ,
Rev. W. U Riley, LU D., Cuba. New
Tork. writes: "After fifteen days of
excruciating pain from solatia rheuma
tism, under varloua treatments, I was
Induced to try Ballard'a Snow Liniment:
the first application giving my first re
lief and the aecond entire relief. I can
rive It unqualified recommendation. ISO.
Oo, tl.00. Woods rrt, Clarke A Co.
c
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.AmVA mlatareaUK
VeoaJ.rvNi t noaenxf jomoi
t : J eat Moat coaTenioni,
v:" 'Vla ihf Innallj.
E' mm eionnil Sw k, KmZ
Mnannotanrolrme VWw,,p 1.
IBtM. aooont no m!ZflZr
onduo(w tV
rtroa I . M
ws w
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A - r . I
3 Trains to the East Daily 3
Loo re.
fiTt . Spoetal rar .
I."' U Banrlncton. S:SO St f
rlnrtoo. Walla . Walla. a
li$y&?J?.Mt AOS set
ariantto Ripraaa tnr the Kaat
Hoertn .nr....rr7:1sa fMaaj
PxrtUad. .n.. " nm i mr
Jf "orie and way pntnts. eoeeoetln wwe.
rI!? end North Boaek. etoon
r ' " 10 't Jx-k toavoe O S. Sk..e.1
BOBy oroma. let p. av . '
intvaS
mf " -""-U IITII RUVTE "
K' urofoa city mm yamtin rreet
"?eamare Rath aed Undo. Anht. aooa.
"i ,,,r- Pt Beadey watsr por
!.. Arrlo. t:SS p. av. aafly. eaeopt
BOTJTB.' '- "
mt!Ztr7infV an way pornts fresj
: nnofn npovaae one tern,
7 0 a. r apon arrlvat Trals
TMtet OfaW. Third eed WaakhunVat. ata,
,TWlio Male T1S . . .
r7r- wr neaot Alone.
Wak afeatDatUXr General raawasae AgSL
EASTvu
SOUTH
DalM r. m ua ' ' sooa..
ASSttej
yrwwna aipiuaa Trams
iw aawm, Hooohars. Aoh- ,
land, urianto. Osota, . ' -.. , .
Loe Anroloa, BPaoo. v
Now OrUane sad tbe east t:45 pat T:ia a
Worntns train eoaaeet nt
Woodnera dally eseept - -' ; ; ,
Sunday with train for ' . s , i
Brownavuia. BpHnsneld. - ,
Wondllng end Natron.... t :00am T:a
Bnr.ne pooMieor . ena . :'
htH at Wood bora with -
Moaat Aneol and Slim. '
. Dil ...... , , . ; , .,
ton kwnl 04.1s pn 1n-m aa
Oorvallla paaaonsor 7 00 am fi iu pm
ShoHdaa panaansw oa:nopa
rofnt orere noMenser, . n:ro pat j:ow mm
, Dally. IITVaHr ovrwe Pendar.
ntrrKKSONTBgrr tTATfOit.
for Dallas and latin madia te notnte dally T:M
a. m. and 4 15 p. m. Arrive Portlaad 10:10
a. m. and 4:28 p. m.
ror Timo one rare or oronja muaioaa naren
applr at City Ticket OflW, er atatioa. " -
Tlekota to Eastern points snd Kereeet ales
Japan. Chine. Ronohila nnd Anatralia.
City Tlekot Orfleo enmor Third aad ,Waea
hetoa srroots. Phone ICatn T1A
C W. STTNOKR. Wn. WcMTTBAT.
. . City Tlckat Agent. Ooa. Pane. AgoaC
TIME CARD
OF
TRAINS
Portland:
ttalna
Leave, - Settee,
Yellowstone Part-Kaaaas
civet una special iw, ,
Chehalln. Centralla. Olym. ' ., 1 ',
. n D nh . . v '-
kane. Lewtatea. Butto, Bl!.
nnee. iwaror, mini, -
aaa ty. St. Uwis sad
Sontheaat. dally It Sal 4tStel
W riM.. Limits. th
trie nsbted. foe . Taeome
Soattlo, npoa.no, b.it., . v -
Minnoanoua. 01. raw u.
the Bait, deny snmses r Tsoests
Pnsot Soaad fjmttod, foe ...4. ,
Ciarsment. CAanalls, Con. t ,
trails. Taooaia ana aennaa .
only, dally iv-'iLT !0sai .MtsS
W 1 fM.V SI, III aw -Ao. 1
enmn. s Settle. . Spok.no,
H.lrne. lotto. St. Pant, - . 1 '
bflnnoapolla. llncole, St. , V - (
ooepe. aanoa. -.''': . , '
a Imul wttnaot
Hianeo ef rare. TJIreat con- v
wortioee Tor nil ,r?.w.. "
OOfl F . " ' r .". WW
A. D. CrTAWT.TOtf. Aannitaet Boeornl Paw
aner Afnt. SM Marrtaoa street, eerae Third.
Portland. Oresoa.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Par Mnyrors, Batater, Clata. , ,
kaala. Weatport. OUftna. :',
Aaterte. Wanoatoa. Pin- : ,- 1 ,:
T,r. llM.
ene. Ooerhart Park. Soestde. t.-OS sat 11 to sat
Astoria ana aeaaaore. ea-
iniii o.nr , .
Pert!and-aatif yiyor" eatnroaiT eoly
kitT-a PnrflSnd S:10 p. Sk - . . .
All train, aeltv. :
. uv. im m w a 1 - '
C. A. STSWABT, Oommaresnl Ageaa, StS
A Mo etraev Paoae Meia SUA .
TritcoatroirrAsitwAY.
? Overlaai TrabsbsSy 2
Ihe Ormatat UmitnA the last nteS
, VIA SSATTLB ABB SPQgASS.
Dally. Bally,
t mm Anlvn.
tVrflaed Hat ai hi tele - . -Te
and from apokane. .. " :, ,
St Paul. Mlnnoopolle. ,
1 -ninth end nil nelata
Kaet via Seettle O'tSam T-eeaaj
llMtsm t;tasm
T end from tt, tael. - -'
Wlnnoanolla Dnlnih ' - ,
and an polate Beat '
vU Spokane. S-tSne Stasam
Oreet Bertkora Stsnmahtp On.
giinins from Soartle tor J.noa end
China porta and Manila, earryug tee,
sons.ra and frolabt.
t. A Dakota. Beptomter A
A A Mianeeota, Ootober SA
VTTOVM filial
(lapan Man Stoam.hla (VI
m m it-t W. .111 Mil
p.tttle shout Bptnnor 4 foe Japan and
China earn, wifiM '"-"
rih
Por j tickets, rarae. bortl
R. PICKSOB. 0. . T. A.. IS r' t
aU BartlaaA Orayea. Paoae kale
S. S. F. A. ICI! Jur:
ror Coos Boy. Baraks tsd 1
Kett eslllng from PortUaA Tteraday. Atf. t
Ktst eainag trew lu f sarfeee, Thar, Ar .
r. v flassaoi'on oa.
flreasviek t Ae A d a 1
Areee-h Panataa erandard aed tsarlet sloe.
S-ajo 4.U. Omaha, CMeeeo. Seek I
Jjortot aleoolnaoje ealiy te iaaeee C..'
rorlialng eaaJrean terete Sree ta
Aartva.
, I3ri iDNttvi 1
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mfm eoutia. Jet
m
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