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TRUST ti'MW
ESCAPE PRISOi
Bryan Points Out Weaknesses of
' Republican Combined !
Smashing.
e.
TREMENDOUS OVATION
' TENDERED NEbRASKAN
People of .. St. Louis Turn Out to
Cheer Commoner' . Who Outlines
- Campaign' Issues' in Speech at
; Coliseum.
(Journal Snactat Service.) .
Bt. Louis, Sept. it. A 'tremendous
. ovation ...was tendered W. J. Bryan by
the li.,000 people gathered in the Colt
aeum laat night. The oheerlng continued
(our minutes. Mr. Bryan ald In part,
It'a warm enough when you keep
' till. I dont' want yeu to Inoreaae the
misery ay exertion, you nave cneeree
'.enough to cheer my heart, and I am
glad to be herei-rl have been trying to
. find home for more than a week and
hava found It ao home-like everywhere
Chat I can hardlv tell where1 I live.
hava alwaya auapected that Mlourl,
felt friendly. . 8 he ha anown it on many
; occasions, but never more ao than to-
nigat. 1 -!.-
. , Os emoor41 VUtfornu
- "I want to ahow you It la better to
truat the Dmocrst Id principles to the
Democratlo party than to trust them to
any man whoa pary dehouncea him for
following them. I want to remind you
-that th most prrmilsi act of Mr.
Roosevelt's . administration waa hl
-fcrlngrng-paoeo-betw n " nations. He
settled the coal atria alter loss ot
Ivt.OOu.oos to employers, employe and
the public It waa a-grand act. I ap
plauded htm for tt. But where did he
gat the doctrine In the Republican
platform? He got it from tha Demo
. emtio- platform, and 1 wrote tha plank
myself. - if he could gain . popularity
by settling one strike that coat .
aoa.000. why ' ought not our party to
hava aradit for Dro posing a plan which.
If put Into a law, -would have made tha
; strike unnecessary t .-Why. haa the .Re
publican party; not followed It up by
making a national law that will make
It unnecessary for a man to starve his
wife and children to get Justice?
'. Ballxoad Corruption.
"If tha president can become tha only
popular man in the Republican party
.V because ha doea , something spaa-
' mod lea 11 y along Democratlo Unea, What
wouia oa ina popularity or me man wno
f 'doea something and haa alwaya been a
"Democrat? - Where did" Mr, Roosevelt
find his mandate for his action regard
ing tha rata bill? Ha had to go to the
Damooratio -platform. Tha ' moat . Im
portaatv part of tha Elklna bill In tha
penitentiary aentence for Ha -violation.
The - railroads have been the moat
' corrupting Influence In tha past. By usa
r
m
;yuuuv.
WILL CURE
any case of
.!:..',. or
BLADDER.
.DISEASE
. t
that io
':,
not
the reach
NO
j ' ' ' ' - V v
medicine
can do miore;
! : " tra era i? to cii-
B.. 8pegI, 1 1204 Virglnta . 8.,
Eyanrvillo, Ind., write: "For over fiva
Mars I wag troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which eauaad me much
pais and worry. I lost flesh and was all
run down, . and a year ago bad to
abandon work entirely. I had thraa ol
tha best physicians who did m ao good
and I was practically Riven up to die.
Foley's Kidney Cure waa recommended
nd tha first bottle gave na neat relief,
! and after taking tha second bottBi I Wn
TWO ST2EJ, 10c AID StOO. ' .
c:ld a:3 nicc":::ia a
Woedasd,
OUrxe Oe. aad Skldaete
- Drear Oe. -
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m
m
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OLD Tlf.lE ARRASTRE STANDS
BESIDE TWENTY-STAMP MILL
r' I
' w.e---eO
Crude Quartg MiQ
- (RpcUl Correspendeaee ta The JournaX)
Grants Pass, Or., Sept. (.The . ac
companying Illustration is from a pho
tograph of tha ruins pf en of vth few
old-time arrastre that remain In Ore
gon. - The arrastre waa tha pioneer
quarts mllU and this on waa employed
on. the Granite Hill mln nearly a half
century ago. Bramble-covered and de
cayed, tha crude - eld - machine ataods
within a stone's throw of the big mod
ern mill with its thundering.' battery
oY 20 stamps. Old-timers who witnessed
It while In operation aay . that this ar
rastre ground out a handsome fortune
from the rich surf a oe are of the orig
inal Granite HUl strike.
Thla arrastre waa of the general type
employed In southern Oregon during the
early daya and was built on the same
Plan aa those of Sfexioo and southern
California, tha original home of the
quarts mill. The principal feature of
the -arrastre waa Its. vertical axle and
aorlsootal arma. ... To these arms two
hug stones war attached and 'dragged
of passes th railroad have packed con
ventions. - This law waa suggested by
th Democratic party. I shall soon
hav occasion to talk on railroads again.
hut Z want tonight to Impress upon
you that - th railroad resolution waa
the production of th Democratlo party,
- - . Traa Stags Bseap.
Th president has now been In office
almost tlvs years. How many trust
magnates are In th penitentiary T 1 W
hav a great many trusts in this coun
try violating th law.. My friends, 1
ask you to figure, out, on th basis
of the number of Hruat "magnates Im
prisoned - daring the past five years.
how many generatlo-is will It wko to
solve th trust question l
"My friends. If these things prove to
you that Democratlo forethought la bet
ter than Republican forethought,- would
not It be better to vote for Democrats
than for those who have followed at the
tall and Of the Democratic precession T"
MIDDIES GRADUATE!
. -FROM NAVAL ACADEMY
" ' (Jearaal SvecUl gervfce.)
Annapolis, Md, Bept li. The first
section of th class ot HOT waa gradu
atd from ' th - naval academy - today.
Th other two section will be gradu
ated in February and June, respective
ly, of next year. ' Thla plan of gradu
ating tha midshipmen la sections ac
cording to their merit la a new one snd
Is necessary because of the lack of of
ficers In ths navy and the urgent de
mand lor men at sea. i - -'
Th large - crowd , assembled today
from every- part of 'the United flutes
waa proof sufficient of th great In
tereat which th navy inspires. The
erewd of visitors wss unusually large,
and this despite the fact that the cus
tomary social functions were dispensed
witn. - The exercises took- place la the
chapel. ' Secretary Bonaparte delivered
an address and presented th diplomas
to the graduates. Th claas numbered
IT midshipmen. The honor man of the
elassr was Naval Cadet O. X Casksy of
Micnigan. t rr ;. :
SPANG HEIRS TO SUE ' ;
- FOR THIRTY MILLIONS
(Jearaal SpeeUl garvlee.) .
Readlnr. Pa- Sept. . ll.--The Spang
heirs, of ' whom there are several hun
dred scattered over to country, are
eagerly awaiting oewa from . Oermany,
where tha famous case in which they
are interested comes up In court for
trial today. For. a number of years the
organisation of Spang heirs, of whom
more than 100 reside . In this part of
Pennsylvania, has been working to re
cover ths estate "and fortune left try
their progenitor, John. George Spang,
and whlotj Is" estimated to be worth
something like 114.000,000. The fortune
is In ths possession of Prince voa
Knyppkauaen, against whom court pro
ceedings hava been .begun at ths ex
pense of the heirs sasoolatlon. Ac
cording to th attorney representing
the heirs, ths estate eonslats of several
castles, thousands of acres of timber
land, aopper mines . snd eash deposited
li) . Parts banks. :.- .. . , ; - '
NEWBERRY APPOINTED :
;: GOVERNMENT: CLERK
1 (WisBlBftM Bareas ef The Tearaall
Waahlngton, Sept. 11 G. W. New
berry of Portland ha 'been appointed
clerk In tha bureau of animal Industry.
Opealar of stew Astor Theatre
Meeraal Saeelal get ilea.) '
New Torn, 8epu 1 J.--Another Is add
ed to the long list of metropolitan play
house with tha opening tonight of the
new Astor theatre; located In the up--
town theatre center on Broadway above
Forty-second street. - The opening at
traction, la Annie Russell In "A Mid
summer Night's Dream." - The Astor la
under' th management of Wagenhals A
Kamper and takes . rank among th
most magnificent theatres In New Tork.
COMMISSION INVESTIGATES
EXPORT COTTON RATES
.-,','-..,' , , , r v . .
- dearest gpMsl grvlee,t . . ':
, Washington,. D. C, Sept. 11. The In
terstate commerce eommisaton today be
gan a hearing relating to petitions which
have been received for authority to
change rate on export cotton on lees
than 10 days' notice to th commission,
which Is provided for In ths new Inter
state commerce law. ... The decision of
the commission In the matter ta consid
ered of much Importance -to th cotton
producing states and to th cotton-carrying
railroads. Representative of th
railroad and or varloua Interested com.
merotai bodies wsr present at the hear-
of the Pioneer Day.
about in a circular pit over a araooth
atone floor. Tha ore, broken into bits,
was fed Into the pit and ground into a
pulp by tha revolving atones. A small
stream of water, running through the
pit, turned the pulp Into thin paste,
and washed tt out through a sluice pro
vided with rlfflee into which the free
gold aank. The water and wast flowed
on and off. ''
In Mexico and California, the motlv
power for the arrastre was usually a
patient mule, but- nearly all those, -used
in southern Oregon, as .was the case
with thla on on the Granite HUl, bad
a stream of watery convenient : to
furnished "1hpowr. . "Th old water
wheel, shown In the left of theplctur.
still stands, but the wooden eondult
that brought the water down from th
mountain aid haa long sine crumbled
to decay. Th pit into which th or
was fed hnd ground la seen in th right
hand lower eorner of th picture, with
the wooden cog-wheel gear just above,
connecting with th hug wooden shaft
from th water wheel. - . ,
BLAZE 0(1 STAGE
STARTS PAfllC-
Two Player ;. Slightly, Burned
; While ProducIng The'.PaliTr
,;ace of the King. . 'vj
COOL HEADS IN HOUSE
.END DISORDERLY FLIGHT
.... . , , .. .. Vi ... .... ,, -
Oaorgta Cooper and Maurice Stewart
; Bravely Fight . Flames, - Although
Their " Clothing 'Ignites and Blis
tare Them.
... 7 (Joaraal gsedal gerrtee.t '
. OakUnd. Cat, , Kept ill., In .. axtin
gulshlng a fire which started on ths
stag of th Liberty theatre during th
first presentation of "The Palace of the
King" yesterday - afternoon, Georgia
Cooper, th wlf of IAnders Stevens, a
well-known aotor, and Maurice Stewart,
the popular comedian, narrowly escaped
death and a panlo in the: audience was
barely. averted. .. :
' etewart'a hands were painfully burned
snd Georgia Cooper also received a num
ber of alight burns on ths hands; . ths
costumes of both being ruined. .Ths fir
occurred during th fourth act, whan
Btewart snd Georgia Cooper war th
only occupants of ths stag. On ths ta
ble, where a quantity of paper was ly
ing, a Grecian lamp with naked flame
had been placed, . and a sudden draught
wafted .one of the sheets of paper
against the lamp. In an instant the
paper Was ablase, but for a moment tt
was unnoticed by those on th atage. .
, -A sudden. cry. from ths audience
warned the players ot th danger, how
over, and both sprang to axtlngulab th
flames. - During their efforts eome of
the burning paper fell to the floor, and
In another minute th stag cloth waa
also burning.' . '
When Stewart attempted to Bat out
the lire in th paper, somo lac which be
wore, at his wrists ignited, and before
he could tear th burning material sway
ha was painfully burned. The costuras
orn by Georgl Cooper waa also et
on flr by" fragments of 'th biasing
paper, bat she xtlngulahed , thav fire.
which had attacked hr dresa, without
sariou Injury. . ,
Stag band -soon extinguished th
flr.. There was a Utah for tn door
when th flr started, but cool heads la
ths audience checked th rush.
TILLMAN'S: OPPONENT .
- NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
(Journal
Columbia, 8. C, Sept. 11 Th second
Democratlo primary' in whloh candi
dates sifted from th first primary in
tha stats mad th final race, waa held
! .I.hl Martin V Anul 1 j,ml rkn-
tlonlst, defeated ' Richard - Irving . Man
ning, dispensary candidate for governor.
Ansel received 17,171 vote and (Manning
n.904 votes. ' .....'.
J. Fraser Lyon waa nominated for at.
tomey general by a vote of 19.406, his
opponent. J. W. Jtagsdals, receiving M,.
Ill votes. J. M. Bullvan was elected to
the railroad commission, raeelvlng
votes end. defeating the Incumbent, Q.
H. Wharton, who received M.030 votes.
Lyon ' conducted - ths Investigations
which. It was claimed, removed much
corruption In the dispensary.- About M
per cent or in vot at tn nru primary
was cast. , 1 . . . ' .-
- -, . Boad aieetlon U Seattle, :- -(Jnornal
KpeeUl SerVle.! " '
Seattle, Sept. 11. A special election
Is being held In Seattle today to decide
on fh Issuanc of 14,171,000 worth of
bond for a municipal a treat 'railway
system snd th extension snd enlarge
ment of tha Cedsr river water system.
CASTOR I A
, Por ZafuLts aad CMldren.
Tfct Iti Yea Km Alxsj: E::;it
Bears the
Blgcature of
vjh cu:3
::r-3N'i?oit.
r Only
' Curable
Cases
Accepted
for -v..:.
Treatment'
' Each Patient Receives Peretanal Attention
NERVOUS DECLINE '
Tcrned Weakness by Sone ,
W are peslHve 4h treatasent we employ
la tbe rare of this aeraaaeaient Is tbe
amt potent, rational, direct and certain.
Our srlentlfle, avaiematle eoorae ot treat'
ml hat been adopted after years nf suo
eesefut practice br ae. It I the only one
by wulcb a Derniaseat and abaolnte rare
caa he aeeooipltaaed. i
Specific Blood Poison Pott
- 4 tlomljf Eradicated
Without the see ef danferaas druse. ' We
ditre the very la it (a 1st of vlrno froea the
ayaieia, asd every symptom t the dlaear
vanishes, te appear ae Brace, - We emploT
hamlaea aloedteasaaig wed tea only. , .
STaMOTintS To the rare ef Strlerare
Slves all the benefits at sersery arltboat tbe
be benefits ef eeraery arltboat tbe
sunns Btncrnre wdkd acta aireeiiy apon
Irturo wbk'h acta directly Bona the
all Irritation and allava all Btflammartoa ot the Bladder and Fieatate.'
Irrttattns aad allays all mflammattoa ot tbe
VjUttCOCXLC .ta a daieaeed eondttloa ef
kicks, falls, heavy Ufttagi
. mumpe, early
special weoensse.
The orooet treatmant eonalata af leeal
etssnant blood and contracting tti swellen veins, as well as Internal aaeolcaMoa Si
.strenithea the serves amich sovera ths blood supply to thee vents.
Tboufh causing yoa no trouble st tbe ptaaast time, your Varloocele will, if peraiitted
to go without tbe proper treatment. Impair aad destroy the eletnente ef vitality.
W dally demonstrate that Varicocele eaa he positively and speedily cored Without
ratting, hurolag or any other form ot eperntjoe. ..
;SZlJrlnary-kntX-ProMttMa Diseases. . :
Cystitis, Irritation of Neck of Bladder,
tate fluad aad sU aieesaee e tbe Bladder
Gland aad all diseases at th Bladder
metnods or treatment.
, fully treated elsewhere.
W eeeeclsllj larlta
r ireeiea ewewnere. .
Oooorrboea. Wood Petsoa, Bkl Disease,
known and Indorsed by- the sMdical profesaloa.
; , HOTag-S a. S. te p. as. Kvenln,
St. Louis
uiciui
oogBTEa txooro ago .taxkhx
Dr. W. Norton Davis & Co.
- : ' li -' . '' i- ,. " ' .. : 1
conalsts of an ' association of mlnnt -physlciana,
wwavtencad surgeons snd
apart specialist, with abundant eapl
tat established for ths purpose ef tret
tng . .
. ' 1U rraV&BlVw XarOTOAa. aVsTD HTM- ,
loai. DisdABse ajtt jm-
.. ' . roavauTua qw mum.
- They will accept 'no caa for treat- .
ment zcept oertain that they' can ef- .
feet a cure, nor will they mak - any
charge In cass of failure
axz. nBTOva. bxooo, nmr ajtd '
arxciAXi BiSBAua or auaT.
j" Through our vast experlenc as spe
clalists we ar able to make a full and p
-early euro tn- thee trouble In the ma-
Jorlty of instanoes where th ordinary 1
practitioner falle to relieve. . j
BTOMACH, ITEART, IJVTR, KTDNEu dLAUUR, THKOAt AMU
KERVB TROOBL.E8 ar very quickly relieved and uvtrmtnent cure '
made tn all mirabl casea, w tall you frankly If your ease ta Inour
able. . We will hav no person's money except for oenetlta received.
YOU CAN PA V; WHEN CURED
- If yon wish you can deposit ths price of a ear in any hank In Port
land, said amount to be banded to a whn yon ar cured.. Or you may
pay us by weekly or monthly Installments tf yoa prefer. ,
Oyer 50 Per Cent of Our Cases Have Been Cured
lx at a Cost of $10.00 and Many Only $5.00 v
A personal Interview 1 deelred, hut If yoa cannot eaU, write US, giving
your symptoms In full. Consultation free.
Our horn treatment 1 successful, vn in complicated esses. r 5trlctest
Confidence observed. Plain envelop used In all correspondence. ,
Offlc hour t to t. , Sundaya and holidays, It to ll . - . '
Dr. W. Norton Davis t& Co.
-" leading VpeoieUat ta the
orrxoaa nr f am mot nonu
POKTZU.STD,
niAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW :
Never before have our offering of hlgh-gred correct wall daooratlng
been ao appreciated by th buying publlo. It is advlsabl for you If con
- templatlng decorating to sea our display now and mak your selection
whil th stock Is complete, especially. Tf high-grad hanging ar re
quired. , W also sell . . . v..
Poraand Paint & Wall Paper Co.
17 Second SL f y.mPkio.ievd pro. i Phone Utia 4879
. " Batween Morrison and Ymblll Streets ; . "
DEVELOPfslENT OF
:B0IIEI.1IA dlllES ;
Grat t Activity . Manliest ; In
Thrlvjng Cold Camp In the
1 Cascads Mountain, y
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MUSICK ELECTRIC PUNT 5
SHORT OF WATER POWER
f rem From Mill to Mill Is Run but
Half Day Because o! Low Stage of
Streanv-Quantitleg of Oood Ore
Tskeni Out, , ". '
f"-' (Spedal Dispatch ta The Jearaal.)
Bohemia, Or., Sept 1J. Mwch devel
opment work la being performed In this
mining section and everybody aeems
preprua - '. ' '', v
The l-tamp mill at th Oregon I
curlttee la ataadliy grinding awsy on
Mustek ore. Th electrlo tram from th
Mustek mln to th mill I operated
only half th day row, aa th water 1
low at th power plant and aUctrictty
not very plentiful.
. Th North i alrvltw company la beihg
51
Vo will trcst tny tlaIa cnccIi
citci tCrasht nkdcrtlsclutecaarantea.
tlo pay cslsn cured. M . ;
?
!'
Remember This:
v Consultation Is
FILEE!.. . .
; Ous fee for aay aaeomapU
Sated oaa is f IZM. ...
Special Trouble.
We ears ta 10 te M ear. We have de
voted rears of study to the'toraiatloa a4
complete ersxllferioa Of srethrai otetraetloa,
we reatore health and tone to the bm.
arane. Oar trealaient renovee tbe aeeeeaity
of aay eartery. The right treatment, ap
plied the rlsht way, will always bring good
reeults.
Contracted Diseases
W care these tllmenta more quickly, with
leas pala and lnconrealen.ee. tbaa ' anyone
elalBiDg to treat eaeeeaafally these eoodl
tloes. llss year eeae baeeaaa earanls
throach Improper treetBteat or tareaab toe
eae ot caustic ra mediae t Baa It cauaed a
deep-aeated lnflasiaiatlaa sad hrrtt alios ta
.the r'e. the reeult of which yo aew
after fmai aretarat ohetraettoaT Oar treat
aiest cares these eondlttans gaickly aad
the ear is permeaent. -
we have aleeerered and developed a system that
pain mat aorsery InveiTsai e samwe system or
pain that aorsery Involves: e aa In leas system
uieairocieo pai
affected parte; dissolves the abnormal Meat
the scrotal vela.. It aaay be eeoeed by Mow.
ladiecretle ar assy ha a aymplea eulj f some
aDDlleatkM far tha Pel ones of dtoneillns the
Enlarremeat aad InOammatloa of tbe rToa-
aad
aad Kidneys -aulekly -rial te- ear
eld cbroaie case that have be
t "
Nervous Decline eared by seUaflfl Biathsas
Writs tf ye esaaot '
f te I JO.
Saaaays, a, mu, ts U at.
ua
Uispensai'y
grarrrs, yoanAjro, oazaow.
aTorthweat. BvahlUhed laws.
av4 Tim null. com. ran.
OUOOBT, .
saw. aWaaasftTsBsaii l I rSatrsesssamaSassesaSal
wow , oon ot r
POB XTaTBT tTBB.
rapidly developed, a good erw of man
being at work under ths management of
Elale Holderman. Much good ore hss
been opened up In th different drifts oa
this property snd th day is near at
hand , when th Korth Pafrvlaw om
pany will requlr a mill to treat Its
oros. - . . ' ,.T .. ' , ...
O. P. Adams, an old-timer, la devel
oping hia property near tbe Mustek and
la worklhg In th tunnel. H hss a flns
property, known ss . ths Ophlr group,
that is wsiting for capital to properly
develop it. "--.-.7 : ' '
i.'- aopel riagh." ': .' .?
The Royal' Plush company, composed
of . local miners, is' steadily developing
Its property and much good are la ex
posed. - - -, , , ,,.,., i
Lwla Hartley ha a craw of ma itt
work on th "Bohemia Seven" property
and much progreee 1 being made, j
A eotitract has Juat peen finished on
the Oreat Eastern property. Thla com
pany haa three group of claims and
owns valuable ground. - ,
Work Is progressing nicely On. th
ro-out tunnel st ths Twin Rocks
property. Th company has 108 feet yt
to drlv before they strlks their main
ledge. In' which they xpect to ahow up
tout stuff of very fin grade. . Th or
I free milling ou this, property for a
greet depth.
Blackburn, Underwood and Farra of
Corvalll and Albany hav just finished
ores development work on their group
of five elslms west of th Oreat Eaat
rn property,- They rrfn a short crosa
cut to ths led and will drift on it
whan more work "la don ...
- BrUUaat aoetety Weddlaf,
(Journal Special Jkrvlee.)
Ithsoa, N, YH Sept. 11. Prominent
society folk of New York, Pittsburg.
Philadelphia and other oltiee bay lath-
TRAKCPOKTATION.
WMKN KOU TKAVtl. carry The West o.
iiixel Halioay Oulne to trains, b-ia.
strmtfars. boteis; H)e by mail, or dealers.
H . dty.
Ceu!atcr Use Steiners
THIS EXCURSION STEAMER
OATZERT" makes round trips to CAS.
CADE LOCKS every Sunday, leaving
PORTLAND at I a m.. leturnlog, sr.
rives ( p. m.
Dally service between Port lead and
The Dallea except Sunday, leaving Port
land at T a. ra arriving about t p. nv.
carrying freight and passenger. Splen
did accommodation for outfits sod
livestock. - - "
Dock foot of Aider street, Portland;
foot of Court street. Th Dells. Phone
Main SI. Portlaa. . ,
TELEGRAPH
' fastest 0s the'Sfves .
The only steamboat making a round trrs
. V . ;-;- . 'BATJiT . r
-i ,. asaat . Cunday . Stlwis .. .
PORTLAND atnd ASTORIA
. AWO WAV POXaTTal .' ' ,
Leave Portland.'.'..".'.'.'.'."..,. ..T:9 a. ra.
Arrive Astorter ss. sea.v., . 1:1 p. aa,
Leave Astoria. ,...,,,,,,.,...1.1 p. an.
Arrive Portland., ,...... p. sa.
M..U SERVED A LA CARTE
PcrMaad XadlBr, Aider Street seeh.
Assorte Zeaadisa. CaUendes Dock.
X. B. SCOTT,. Agent., Phone Main .
r.6rlhPacIUcSS.Ca,s
Popular -snd
etmbjp , . ,
flrst-cla
paaengr
f.tOV ton, sail for Bait raneleo,JLos
Angelea ana Eureka at I p. m, ea ,
: THURSDAY, September It, - -
THUR8DAT, Beptembef IT,' " ''
THDRbDAf. October It. '
Dock foot -Seventeenth street. ' Tak "8"
or lth street car. Ticket flic HI
lUIrd strt, near Alder.
- ' .... , .'..,, & TOUNO. AgnC-
S. S. F. A. Kilburn
' ' Pst Oaa Say; Saw she aag Sea ri aataiaa. ' '.
Hast aalllag from Portland Thursday, Aagust SO
Mezt aalllag frost gas yraadeoa. Tkuia, Sept.
P. L. CREKHOnOH. Axest.
iwisk Oeeh Me. S. rhoae aUia
lSt. t
Put Your Albney in
the Right Place
to gat right returns. .. In straight hard
ware -toola, acre as, nails, cutlery and
tbe like the right place to put your
cash 1 in Avery's till." If we fall to
do our best for you in Shelf hard wars
we would b th advers talk of. th
town. .-. ,
Avery , Co.
INJECTION
BROU
GOUORRHOEtard GLEET
WITHOUT OTUSA TKSATMENT
" Sold by all Druggl.; :. "
PEtinvirdYArpkLs
Itr-fTTV Tag IAMK BTBANa. V
1V T' X reai I Art yo Osnnlst ear A
lei ikss ssi1 fills
IK ka
-M sMssaBjow. Tnaeneetbas. V
Prattlac aaS HI foe .
rainra-Traie euolisi
am, tea
BtlAateno SU" PILLS, aw S
Hehte. Sole by OrusrlMa ereirrwaare.
v, rails seiskis, ra
ered for the wedding of Mis Catherine
Weetlnghouse. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. WtlnghouB. and Charlea
W. Fletcher of New York. Th cere
mony takea. place this, avenlng at Oraa
mera, - tha "'eatlnghous summer bom
on Cayuga lake, near her. ; Mis West
Inghous will be attended by her ltr,
Ml Marjoii 'Westlnghouse, aa maid
of honor. Th .bridesmaid are to- be
Mia Marlon Bradford and- Miss Clara
Bradford of New York, Mis Nell Trump
of Philadelphia, Ml Lydia Halne of
Indtanapoll and Mis Lillian Dtrmott
and Mia Ethel McConnell of Pittsburg.
Mr. - Fletcher" best man will b hi
brother, . Roy M. Fletcher of Atchison,
Kansas. ; ....r . : , . -.y 1
Pisfertsd Stoek Oaaaed roaV
' Allen Lrewls' Beat Brand. .
ARTILLERY BOMBARDS
PEOPLE OF SHULGUTI
'" ": (Journal Special Service.) "'
Stavropol. Sept.. II. It i reported
that the- srtlllery bombarded Shulgutl
on account of disorders following th
arrest of Onipku, th paanL, loader
of parliament, who I to , be tried for
complicity In the uprising st Kronstadt,
The srtlllery is moving against Ptroffi
kala.
S. A. Read, Cisco. Tea., writes, March
11, 1101: "My wiist waa sprelnej so
bsdly by a fall that It was uecicwa en.1
after using several remeiliea that fn -'l
to give relief, uil Pillar.l n Pnow I.im.
ment. I eerneetlv rrmm.i t it i
one sufTerln from eineiue." t 1 ll
Woodard, C.erVe ea C i
CoIunMaRiyerScioerv
nU
CHS. IVL'iSLOV'S
sc3Tr.:r.a syru?
a hen eed hy aiTnoea of Wotaejv for tWT ,
onlMrani wnlla TeeUun for over Fifty year. ,
It amrtiinl the ebJId. sohena the game, alley 1
.nTeSuTeSis TvKd eoUo, aodTs the seel
' , tesMKlf ror diarrhoea, - i
TwnwTT.rivi; CTifTa A bqttiju
TEA!'
i -),!"
Ml C?nrrrl.f-n
AyeaUi(g:eUiM
A3UriorfPACinc
V-Traias to the East Daily 3
i- PMUataa Standard aad aaaniet aW
SSruT-fr W Oese. Oileeee. gee.l
net aleenlnaata aeliy te Csssaa
e'r. "r" '
e" P?." ' taava, Awtve.
- "viisnoj v9walal ' nf
vis HoaneMi. sir. StS aa
"V nyer Ihe geetera
Welle WsneT - '
tataveer eraisae - -- -- .
potete. detly. C:IS eat .
M.;!'r.....ts's-
Aa;ri. , pM.fa. ewaaMttaei wtr
Sr nr llwsr and North Beach. St.."
",W "-et. eneft. letvee S . St. i.r.
SandsTj SaraMe. IS a. St. Arrive
-. exeeat Sana.,.
1r 'ii.,.l,nln BTVam KOTTTH.
eeivL JZT,U- eerea Ctly and Yeastr! rtve
C stseSMrs Rath snd Moos. A.h-et. Sec,
r " a. si. Sail w-a a-.. .M m-.
""rnnal. Am. . . u
a . - a ak . uur.
r - -"mmar Bins IKUia .
ee. ss way Belejts IW
2iP"r,'W'' . etmers Spekase 4 lw1e.
E? 77 40 . or ae arrival Trale
" IIV aTrDI
tatTv Sfaaav twia.1.
w i iwas w. -. -
T" 9ttT- l-N d Weehgtna st.
. - TeJenK-ne Main T1S.
W U,S,T; fTItOla, fl Tlrlt Aaea
waa. ifcafPSKAT. Beaeral faaeeasee Aseel
it.
Asset.
EAST
VHT
SOUTH
tttVm Drvot
Overland Sxnrael
-tv.
Antra.
"eh.se, ummtmrw. Asst.
-- eeraaseata, Oroeav .
fee fK-1,Ma atoektoe
U Aaeeles. Kl roae. - a
New Orleens snd tha seat eg: a pal '
n:paa
Weodbara i dally eseeot -Sunday
with , treta for , ,
Jtount Angel, Sllvertoa. .
prewuevllle. ftyrinsSeld.
Weadllag snd Natroa.... Setai 1M yat
usvea. Mss.nser eo. ""
oeete at Wnaeenra wlrh !,."
Meant Anae and SUm. '
?r- " rut
Vrvellle peesenser T-VI sn
SherldeB aeesenaer....... e0 rB
roreet Grove peaeenser..)ll 0 aw
reMet Oreve rw.naer. . I'a-on pn
netlv. imatlv ,.et m4nr.
l-e are
en -no nra
ee)tlj see
Illo-iO an
M sea
-Tor Dallas tod tatersasdiate polatn dsfly T:M
a. St. snd 418 p. at, . Arrive Portland 10:14
a. at. and S;I8 p. ai.
e'er tiaas see cars ef Oewoge ssjejevhea train
apply' at City Ticket Offlce. or station.
Tickets to Kaetera points end Fa ropes else
la pan. Chtae. Bowotabi and Anerraas. -
City Ticket Ofllee eorner Third vsd Waa.
tnit- streets. Phee Mela T1S.
C. W. emwoww, s. MrMTTKaAT.
VI ry hcbos Asea.
TIME CARD
TRAINS
Pbrtlandx
ttalea
are. Arrive,
Tellensniae Park.VBasa
Cltr-at Lsuis Snoeial fee
Chehslls. Centralln. Olynt.
KL Orays Barker. South
ad. T aroma. Seattle. Sro-
kene, tewletoa. Butta. Ml.
a Dee, oeever, oennaa. aas.
see Cltv. St. Louie aad
Boufhoast, ' dstly , '. . . . '
Kerth Coast Lttnttsd. - e1e.
trie ncbtsd. tee . .Tseonsa
Resttle. Spokane. Butte..
MlBneepotte. fit. Paul aad
the Seat, dally SSsat taMaa
Pne Snaad UaiHed. .
Clsreaaont. Cekann, fVo- ;
traits. Teeeata and Seattle ' -
only, dally diSSfa S:SSS
Twin titv amass ie ts- ,
neerrie. Bpeaene.
Flelens. notta. St. Paul,
MlaneeneHu. Uncoht. St
Joseph Isnaes City. Owe- , i
so. St Louis. wlrheut ' '
ehenee ef ears. Tttreet eon- ,'
ewtleua w in, nomts.
Ksat "d a,ck,. anrte.. Ifreg n lO'tj nan
A. D. rrtAT.TOW. AastJtaot Oeneral h.
seuerer Agent t9S all iris sa street, tees at Tklra.
Pertioaa, reana. .. . - r.. ...
Astoria & Columbia,
River Railroad Co.
Dnlea twee . Laaeav Aiilsa.
fee aiayr-ra. aatnlar. flats. . -
kanle, Westaort CUrtoa, ,
Aetetiu. Warreatoa, rle
eoL Hasjaaaad. rrt gtev.
bus. Oearbert Park. Seaatde. glOS at 11:BS St
aetone ena atasawa, . aa.
see aany v.. tsbb pat sa
an irerwp ajniry.
1. a. KATO. O. P. and P. A.. Astnvte. Oe.
A A. STgWABT. Cwweratsl Aseni. gel
AMs serset. f hone Kala u.
11 THX COatrOrTTASH WAV. 1
2 OverUad Tralss Dally
, The Oriental Lhaltad. ths root UmA0
VIA SSATTLS AKO SPOKAHa
,'. ' . Dally. Dally.
tl'- T ;"" Iaev-r; Arrive,
Pavttand Mass sc4aie
Te en firora Sekane,
t PsaL Mhtnee nolle.
tmluth and all aotats :
Bast via Seattle I Wib fetts
, tlseSBei
Tw tsd fenet St Paul
Vtlnneenella Pnlnlk
and all eotnta Bast
a ewaaat n-ewem
' Oreat sTartkeea Btsaaaakl On,
efrlns front See t tie tor Jaesa en
China aorta end Manila, seniles es
aanavru snd rrehrht
S. B. htlnaesetu, OeteheV S. .
. S. S. Dakota, Veveaites St.
strrrov yvseb xaosva r
(Japan Mali HteasMhts IX 1
-e. S. Kaca ataru will aall frent
See t tie shout October for Jtpen
and Ckfnese porta, eaivylng passeaare
tod frel(kt.
. roe neketa, retes, kerf assail a
' Hena. ete.. eell ee or eedree
X. DTOKSOSJ. O. P. T. A.. !
SB rartiaas. OTuswa. raeae ataae e..
SOWTHaVASTXa W AXASWA BOtTTI.
trnia . i a, w f '.
(nr K'"t"n. Jiieese,
Way, White llu.se, It
asil ralr'"e
S. . ' "e, A ..
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a. Ij i-"i-' . -
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s. m. i t r.
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