Til- ORECOW' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13. IZZ7.
U7ITII BIG FREIGHT
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FROM fJEW YORK
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I San Francisco Liner Costa Rica
i , Arrives and "Gives Longshore-
- men Employment. -
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"A tjeW OIL CARRIER IS
" COUGHS nD COL
; T ALSO IN THE RIVER
VT. 8. Porter Arrives Malde Voy
j age From AtUntto Oovt to Re
GUEiSSuT!nOATLUJG
j . ' main in ConiulMlon Between This
I Wreck of Methodist Church of Pioneer Days ' i I
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Pr and Fra
f The Harrtman Untr Costa Klca, Cp
', tin Mason, arrived at "clock laal
" ' night. 81 hours' f rem San Franolaco.
-I-Bhe DTOUfht only tO passengers, but her
, i hold wa filled with frelaht ana m
i had- been. stow4 oa tha deck. Lona-
ehoremen worked all night discharging
"T the frelshU andlhey win be fcep'l at
5 work aU night tonight, loading, tt-being
. Intended to get her out by daylight to
. morrow morning.' ' -
tha coast. Tha. winila wera rather tlrt
; i hut contrary, and It hour wera loat off
tha mouth or tee -river m
atrona ebb tlda being on lust aa the
vessel brought up to tha bar, ' Another
' reason for tha ateamer'e tardlneaa waa
her getting away lata from Ban rran
- ciaee. on account of the heavy freight
V bout half of the freight conalata of
' gooda transshipped from the American
t Hawaiian liners from New Tor. ,
The Oosta Rica waa held here three
Jara an her laat vlatt borauee of Ina
, blllty to get coal for her bunkers. Pro
', cautions against a repetition of thla
waa taken this time . by filling hat
bunkers at tha Bay City for the entire
round trip. ' ; '
The large new oil tank steamer W. 8,
Porter arrived at Llnnton " thla morn
'. tng with her first cargo of oil front Ban
Francisco. 8ha la Just off tha ware
' at Newport News; and next to tha Santa
Ataxia la the largest oil ra rrleroo, tha
Pacific coast. She la tha property of the
Associated Oil company, and will be
kept In regular commlsnlon carrying oil
from San Francisco to thla port In tha
1 future.
: TharHerTslerrxirrwr
' and carries 44.000 barrels on a. draft of
' SI. feet, and (S.OOd barrels oa a draft
, s of te feet ' Representatlvaa of tha Aa
aociated Oil company took a launch to
' the eteamer thla morning to Inspect her
. and welcome the officers on their first
"""visit here. :
FINE IS REMITTED
Japanese Captain Explains Failare to
. 7 Bring Bill of Health.
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m nni oi ee.vuu iiui waa imposra
l aealnat thi lanmrtm ituimhlti ICntn.
- v htra Meru tor failure to bring a eon-
. auiar nui or neaitn rrom Kobe on ner t
. ,ini a.ii.. rs.. v.. I
ji been remitted. - The atatement of tha
U cabtaln to the denartmant wa aatlr..
tory. Hr bill of health from Salinas
'Otis Was In propel form. '
, ,The Kotohlra. Mara ta loading--flonr
, at tha mills and will probably finish by
f Monday. Bhe will take a comparative
ly email cargo, because of her furnaces
- devouring such great quantities of eoaL
, It la said that the craft consumes two
.tons .of coal an hour- tq steam Bins
cnots. r ,
. VISIT GALENA WRECK
Two Liverpool Men. Inspect Vessel
..;-,. on Clatsop Beach. . ,' ,,;.
I' ' ' tBpeelal Mepsrca te The Inereall i-
Astoria. Or Feb. 1. CapUln Me-
Olaahlan and T. A. Bhute are in the
city, from Ilverpool and visited the
' wrecked bark Oalena on tha beach near
. qearhart Park to Inveetlgata tha poeal-
. blllUee of floating the stranded vessel.
- Captain McGlaahlan la a retired ahip--.
master who haa. visited thla port sev.
V oral tlaiee. Mr. Bhute Is a son of tha
owner of the Oalena. '
WITH GENERAL CARGO
Tramp Steamer Chartered to Load
- at Enfland for Frisco.
' The British steamer Kallbla baa been
fixed to load general cargo' at New-casUe-en-Tyne
and London for San
Francisco. This is the first steamer
taken for this claaa of business, sail
ing vessels having so far been given
, tha preference. It la believed In ship
ping drolea that this may lead to a
revolution against tha interests of tha
salling-ehlp owners la that It will give
them competition for which they have
not rvi nan macn isar.
teamers have been dispatched this
Season In great numbers from Europe
to Paolflo coast ports with cement and
other building material because the eon.
' algneoa had no time to wait for tha
alower craft, but not until the charter
of the Kallbla had It been thought that
ths -steam craft would also. Invade tha
general cargo field.
It la not many years sgo that tha
first steamer load of grain waa sent
from ' hero to Europe, but now . an an
nouncement of such a fixture attracts
utue attention.
f WANT LAW REPEALED
' Representatives of Union Sailors Eg.
. 4 ' : plain Their Motives.
7 Representatives of the sailors' unions
en ths Pacific coast are diligently at
work for the purpose of having the bill
, : Introduced for the repeal of the law pre
- sarlblng a penalty for inducing aallors
i to desert vessels In this port
, Agent Pnul of the local union nnd
: Agent Furuaeth of the Kan Francisco
, ; union, called upon a number of enlpplng
, people this morning, asking them not to
f ' appose ths hill, since It will be for thS
t laood of the ahlplpng en tha coast.
' Mr. Furuaeth said that tha coast will
hs greatly In-need of aallors this sum.
mer, and hs does not believe It just to
t . prevent anyone from asking a man on
board of foreign windjammer to join
- coaster If hs should so desire. Callfor.
' nla has repealed ths law la view of
. scarcity of men.
Again It la argued that tha repeal ef
the law would give tha union aallors a
great deal more ' power la case of a
strike, bceuee thr wmi'a f'nd ft less
o o
Cure Hoarseness and -Sore
Throat A simple . remedy.
Tree from cpiates.xaesesaiy..
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' L Building Was Used as a Salratlon Army Structure. . '. " ... '
ecaiina of the operktlona . of tha workman putting In the fill on East Oak atreet. between East Sixth and
Grand avenue, the old Salvation Army barracks that stood on tha oorner of Eaat Sixth, waa crowded off tta elevated
position on a scaffold into the alough and collapsed with a loud nolae about :3 o'clock Thursday evening.
Tha old building waa moved to the alte about 17 or IS yeara ago by tha Salavatlon army from the present alta
of the' Centenary church, where It waa built In pioneer day by tha afforta of Rev. T. T. RoyaL The building has beam
uaed for the laat few yeara aa a storeroom and contained nothing; at tha tlThe of tha aocldent but 100 or so bales of
old paper. ' . ' " . : '
difficult to Induce nonunion . strike
breakers to desert ; j
The Intent of the law waa to prevent
crimps from Inducing aallora to desert,
but. no far It lisa never been ijnvoked.
although desertlona bavs been aa com
mon lately as before the law waa
passed.; '. ' ; '
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
" Tha steam schooner Northland left
down laat night, bound for Ban Fran
cisco, with a cargo of lumber.
Tha steamer Alliance aalled for Coos
bay laat night with freight and passen
gers, r Bha will be given her annual
overhauling upon returning.
The officers of ths Japaneaa steamer
Kotohlra Maru wera entertained ., laal
night at dinner by the Japanese 'con-ul
and 8. Ban.
Tha French bark Mlchelet left San
Franclaoo 'thla morning for Portland
with a part carro of cement.
' The Pacific Steamship At Engineer.
,n npany Is planning a veaael larger
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the run between Portland. Eureka and
i ?n Francisco. The new ateamer will
i have a capacity of 100 Cabin and (
steerage passengers.
The barkentlne Busts M. Plummer and
the barkentlne Puaho arrived hero thla
morning. The former went to Llnntun
to take on a part cargo before coming
to the North Paclflo company's mills.
and tns ruano stop pea at tne aryoocs
for a general overhauling. Tha latter
will receive her cargo at the mills of
the North Pacific Lumber company.
Tha ateara acbooner Aurella left Van.
oouver yesterday afternoon with a cargo
of lumber for San Francisco.
Colonel 8.- W. Roessler, United States
engineer, left for Cascade Looks this
morning on a tour of Inspection.
Ths anchors ef ths dredge Chinook
were lifted yesterday and the craft
hauled forward about 10 feet. In order
to prevent the mud hooks from sinking
so deep In ths river bed as to make it
Impossible to raise them.
The Cooa Bay, Roaeburg A Eastern
railway la charging ao high ratea for
handling freight from Cooa bay points
to the Interior that the owners of the
steamer KUburn have decided not to
receive freight for Interior points.
The ilghtbouse-tende? Heather Is due
to arrive In ths harbor today. She baa
been replacing buoya In ths Columbia
and Willamette rivers. '
MARINE NOTES.
Astoria, Feb. It Arrived down last
hlght Steamer Northland. Arrived at
.a. m. Norwegian ateamer Mathilda,
from Guaymas. Sailed at 1:11 a. m.
Bchooner Alvena, for Ban Pedro. , Ar-"
rived down at 11 a. m. Steamer Aura-"
lis.
San Franclaoo, Feb. t. Arrived
Rteamers Roanoka and F. A., Kllburn,
from Portland and way porta; steamer
J. B. Stetson and schooner C S. Holmes,
from Astoria.
Astoria, Feb. II. Sailed at :4f p. m,
Barkentlne Cbehalla, for Ban Fran
cisco. Arrived at t.4i and left up at
:1S m. m. 8tamer W. S. Porter, from
Monterey. 'Arrived down at 1:30 and
aalled at 1:11 p. m. Steamer Tostmlte..
from Ban Francisco. -
Ban Francisco. Feb. II. Palled at
noon Steamer Columbia, for . Portland.
Sailed at l:tO p. m. Steamer Washing,
ton, for Columbia river. Balled at I
P. m. Steamer George W. Elder, for
Portland. Sailed Schooner Golden
Shore, for Columbia rlvt:; French bark
Mlchelet. for Portland. Arrived Ship
Lucille, from Portland.-::
Astoria, Feb. It, I a. m. Cape line
down.
x . Wisdom of a Dog.
Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleveland,
In his fight against a atreet railway tore
up aome of the railways tracks. An
Injunction was aerved agalnat htm and
then ha In hie turn secured snother In
junction, aays the Washington Star.
"We are like the old lady end ths
dog, with our Injunctions and manda
muses and what not," said Mayor John
son. "There was, you know, an old lady
whs rented a furnished villa for tha
eummer, and with ths villa a large dog
also went. In the sitting room of Ihs
villa there wss a comfortable armchair.
Ths old lady liked thla chair better than
any other In ths house. Bhe always
made for It tbe first thing.
"But, ales,- she nearly always found
ths chair occupied by the Urge dog.
Being Bfrsid of tha dog, she never dared
bid it harshly to get out of ths chair, as
she feared that It might bite her; but
instead she would go to ths window and
call Tatar
Than the dog would rush te the win
dow and bark and ths old lady would
Blip Into ths vacant chair quietly. -
Tne dey tha dog entered the room
and found the old lady In posaeaalon of
ths chair., lie strolled over to ths win
dow, and, looking out, appeared much
excited and aet tip, a tremendous bark
ing. The eld lady arose and hastened
to the window to aee what was tha mat
tar and the dog quietly climbed la ths
PITTSBURG'S NEW. PARKS FAR
- - CHEAPEfl A FEW YEARS-AGO
Attorney George WUJIasan haa re
turned from a alx-weeka' visit to Pltts
hurr,, Pennsylvania, his old home, end
other eastern" citlea. "Mr."HaenWftr
much Impressed with the experience that
Pittsburg Is having with Ha park ex
tension program.
"Pittsburg has just spent about St,.
OOO.tOO for additional park, facilities.
sald he, "all of which could have been
secured a few years ago for a small
fraction of that aum. My frlenda there
suggeeted to ma that our growing west
ern cities ought to profit by the- unfor
tunate experience of eastern municipali
ties, that are now paying out hugs aums
for Inadequate park grounds wnen mucn
better grounds, could have been pur
chaaed a few yeara ago for a great deal
leaa money. I Immediately tnougm oi
-AT THE THEATRES
"Buster Brown" at Ilelllg Tomorrow.
Tooorraw (Sunday) nlsht at the Belli tboa.
fro, roarteeota aad Wublnrtoa etreats, tbe
musical eartooa comedy. "Busier Brawn."' will
bas-la aa ensarsmant ef three alahts, wltB a
matlnse Toralay eftersooa. Aa Immense cast
Is eorafMl la Its prMentatlon. A new feature
and eae tkat has bea stably commaaowt fa
the march ef Buster Browa's Bobby Boras
brigade. la this eomDer M roans ladles sref
rasaavd, wbe to tbe music or the ssaeurta
Lsbcm bead ezacate la a nerveloee sMsaer
most latrlcats drill. StsU sow selling at
theatre. j
The County Chairman Wednesday.
Tbe attractioa at tbe B'tll theatre aext
wdaaeday alfbt, I'.bruary to, will ee George
Ada's political eomvdy, "Tbe County Chair
man," with Tbfodore Babeock la tbe title
role. Tbe advance Ml sale will ctea nit
Moadar mernlng at 10 o clock at Box efflce
Ue Ualllg tbeatra.
Xast Time Paul Gilmoro Tonight.
Tbe lest, performance ef 'the popular and
favorite actor, Paul Gllmore, ta bis latest
collrge play. ''At VaUs" wUl be gtvee et the
Mollis tiwatre. roartaeata ana wesningua
atnets, tonia-bt 'at .1 e'elork. Tbe famona
beat rare eoane-la eae ef tbe smet reallatle
ever attempted and rivala the chariot rare
In "Baa Hur" far excitement. Bests are Bow
sailing st box office theatre.
Last of "It I Were King;.
Toslrbt le tbe la it eppnrtanlty te see that
wonderful production ef the Baker company'
'If I Were aUns." Thla SDieaeia eompaay
ef . actors has never achieved ee marked a
emcees la any play as It has la this great
Hotbera plsy. It's bees a record week at the
Baker.
"Human Hearts" at- Empire,
'Hnman Hearts" bas beea more than favor
ably retired at the Empire aurlas tbe week.
So pleased bare beea tbe large audiences tbat
have witnessed It that ware bsto brea rr.
unent demonstratlona. It la an eld play, but
one tbat appeals to sH, sad appeals as strona
ly tba second or third time It Is esse as It
did at Its first sppesrsace.
"Jly Wife's Famflr" Coming. '
There Is certainly a treat la staee for Em
pire patrons when "If Wife's Family" Is of
fered. It Is said to be one ef the' beet offer.
Ins ef- nbe season et the Mnrrtsoa street
house end a great deal of Interest haa elreedy
beea awnireated. "hty Wife's family"-will
be saea lor the first time at Sunday matinee.
Don't Forget the Grand.
Snnday elnaee the present program at tbe
Grand and thoae wbe have net seen "Tbe Laat
f tne TrontMr' end tne ether many pleasing
fra tares shonld sot let tbe otinortnnlty e Br.
Tbe prof ram le considered by patrnna of tbe
Grand ea emeng tbe moat entertaining tbe
theatre baa bad la aome time.' Tbe eanal Kan.
day performances will be tendered tomorrow.
"Lost In Siberia' Close Tomorrow.
Wltb tbe matinee snd nlfht performaneee to
mnrrow the Alien stork eompanir will close
tbe enaa-emrnt of tba sew mekMrama, "lat la
Hlberla." Tills play Is proving eae et tbe
moat entertaining tbls orgasiaatloa kaa pre
sented during the year. It la never lacking
la Interest snd mere ere constant enrpriaee.
"Loat la Siberia" is eae et the pure wblck
snoutd not p everawked by pUtseare-eeekers.
'Brother Of f locrs" Tomorrow.
"BrotW Officers."' tne eeelety play ef fcng.
Ilak ermr life erbfc-b nikf Ita first 'anpeer
aae at tbe Baber twmorrow sftemoon, earnee
heralded es en of John Drew's characteristic
plara. What that means ta wall known te
Portland theatre-goers. Matinees Wednesday
aad Saturday. -
"A Bunch of Keys' at Lyric.
This week's Mil at tha Lrrle Is Hnyt'e fa
mone fare. "A . Bum-h of KerW.- nnd tt bee
been eoe of the mot seeeeaafnl plays (ires
br the I.rrle eomDanr this eeaaon. There will
be eertnrmances tonight, aw morrow nistloee end
tomorrow night. Toe' It mlas s beerty laugh
If yoa fall to seg "A Hanrk ef Kara." It's
e skow to. make yoa forget jeer worldly cares,
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Famous Drama at I.yrlc.
Kert week's' bin at the I.rrle. beginning
aUoa naatiase, fU be Ue famous BBMUenai
the comprehensive park system that has
been worked up by ths Initiative One
Hundred and wondered If Portland would
bewiseenotiglrto-afdopt- It and acxrarrs
the necessary land at. this tlms when
It may be had for a, reasonable price. .
"Not only Pittsburg, but all large
eastern eltiea are regretting that they
failed to look to the future In provid
ing for their system of parks.
Mr. Hasen spent week In Washing
ton, where ho called on Preaident Rooae
velt. "While In Washington." contin
ued Mr. Hasen, "I met and was enter
tained by my old boyhood friend Bene,
tor Knox of Pennsylvania. - Senator
Knox told mo that Senator Fulton Is
taking high rank at Washington."
Mr. Hasen spent 10 daya In New Tork
City as the guest of Flttaburg friends.
drama. "Hoop ef Gold." Pur thla praduetjoa
the fall strength ef the Lyrte company Is nee
esaary. There will be many 1 beautiful scenic
effects and ntace pictures.. "Hoop et Sold" kae
made a great aeoaatlon ta the east and ta
Englaod. , aa4 has Boan .UanaUted , Into . the
French. '
Mlatreas Saved by Dog.
A splendid tale of tha courage of a
dog In defending his mistress comes
from Birmingham, England, where aa
Injured boahound Is ths silent proof of
hts oWn prowess, though happily his
wounds ars not tlkely to be- fatal. Tbe
police of tha city were busy .looking ,for
tha burglar whom ho tackled, and the
man's Injuries wllL It Is hoped, lsad to
his arrest. , , '
Lata ona night, ths wife ef a Birming
ham auctioneer, named Rogera, who re
sides in Poplar avenue, waa at home.
when a man auddenly appeared In the
dining room, and threatened to murder
her unices she gave him what money
aha poasesaed. She Informed him that
ahe had no money, and quietly beckoned
to a boarhound who lay under ths table.
Thevdog seised the man by tha throat
and a fierce fight followed. It appeared
at one time as though ths burglar would
be worried to death, but hs succeeded
In beating off tbe plucky animal, an'd
escaped through the window by which
he bad entered. He waa badly mauled
about the throat, and bled profusely.
The police bava dlacovered no trace of.
the man outalds tbe house, but II he
presents himself for treatment at any
of ths hospitals In the city or district
ne wui os arrusieu. , . - J
Hair?.' ''.
Aocordlng to a well-known medical
authority, falr-halred people possess
commonly between 140.000 and 150,000
hairs on the scalp, the number being
about the eame for man and woman.
Dark-haired people have, on an aver
age, about 105,000, while red-haired peo
ple are said to have only lo.eoe. .
Cures Chronic Constipation,
Stimulation Without Irritation.
' Oaiso Laxative Fruit Syrtip is a new
laxative syrup combined with the deli
eious flavor of fruitg, and is very pleas
ant to take. It will not gripe br sicken.
It is much more pleasant and effective
than Pills, Tablets and Saline Waters,
as it does not derange the Stomach, or
irritate the Kidneys, Liver or Bowels.
Constipation.
: Omko Laxative Frtiit Syrnp will posi
tively enre chronic constipation as ft re
stores the natural action of the intestinal
tract. Ordinary cathartics may give tern-
. porary relief but the stomach is upset
and tne bowels are irritated without any
permanent benefit having'been derived.
01) Et GUARANTEE
GRAND ARMY POSTS HOLD
L1SC0LN MEMORIAL
General Anderson Says His
Countrymen Have Never Given
Enough Credit to Washington.
An audience of 400 people waa enter
tained by the A- K- poat of tho city
last night at the hall in the Mulkey
building.- with a Joint .Lincoln-Wash-lnrton
memorial service. Attorney M.
Idleman was on the program, forthe
principal aaaress. out wee -uiikviv w mv
tend, and hie place was filled by Gen
eral Thomas M. Anderson;' whoUeltvered
a short but interesting address on Gen
eral Washington. - General Anderson
took the position that Waablngton had
never received the credit due him from
his countrymen. , ...
Following General Anderson, W. M.
Rasmus spoks In memory of Lincoln,
ths "great commoner." Mr. Rasmus
contrasted tha dancers which threatened
the country during Lincoln's tlms with
those tbat mreaien it now, wnicn, ne
said, are tha trusts, political rottenness
and undesirable foreign Immigration.
Vocal selectlona were rendered by
Professor Epplng and Bowman and
Miss May Collins.
"The -North and the South" waa re
cited by Mlas Bade, and the "Rising of
177(" was effectively read by Professor
Lester PauL As the closing number
I "America" was sung by ths audience.
PERSONAL--.
' ' ' ' I 'V
. Arne Berger, the Norwegian artist,
lata of Decorah, Iowa, and Minneapolis,
Minnesota, has arrived In the Roae City
and Intenos to remain here for the fu
ture. His specialty Is oil paintings
from life and church paintings, in which
branch be has established a good name
among his many patrons In tha east,.
At Foreign Hotels.
Hot water ta not "laid on" (piped) at
foreign hotels, says The Travel Mara
sine. If you hear s gentle tap on the
11- . . . ' QBB
No dentifrice .like SOZO
DONT. Why? Because it mis
sion as an Alkaline' Antiseptic
Liquid Dentifrice Js to permeate
the gums and mouth and pene
trate the minutest crevices of the
teeth, neutralizing and removing
mouth acids, antisepticising and
cleansing the entire tooth struc
ture, -. ";- ' ', .
Its fragrance is delicious and
lasting. . .;:'.
Pleasant
Loiioflouo
The condition of the patient remains un
changed. The Stomach, Liver and Bowels
have not been stimulated and in a few
days a stronger purgative may have to be
taken. This Is why Fills and Aperient
Waters never give permanent relief.
Their violent action results in an unnat
ural movement of the bowels and it is nec
essary to keep taking them indefinitely.
Why ORINp Is different.
" Ortsto Laxative Fruit syrup is the only
preparation that really acts upon all
of the digestive organs. Other prepar
ations act upon the lower bowel only and
do not touch the Liver. It can very read,
ily be seen that a preparation that does
not act upon all of
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- .ALL DRUGGISTS "
DISEASES
. SAVED HER SON'S IfT
- - Sly son Rex Wa t Uken down year ago with lnnr tremble. We
doctored some months without improvement. Then I bcgsji giting;
Dr. Kind's Vev Diacorery, and X soon noticed change for the better.
X kept this treatment op for few weeks and now my son is perfectly
well and works srery day. jRS gAMP. XUPPEB, Are, Mo.
BOLD AND GUARANTEED DYC
RED CROSS PHARMACY
door in ths morning, you may Interpret
It as meaning that a copper ewer of
hot water has just been aet down out
side for your personal use. . .
- If you order a bath. It wlU be pre
pared for you accordingly.- and a aweet
voiced maid will give you notice) when
It Is ready. Ton are not expected to
operate the water valves at all, and It
Is doubtful you would succeed If you
tried, i
From - a variety of vacant rooms at
a hotel shown yon, yon aeleot the one
yon prefer, with a definite agreement
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HrJENNINGSONS5
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', Lfrgest and "Best Selections la" Portland of ;: L
Furniture, Carpets, Ranges. CrocRcry. Draperies
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST,
CORNER. SECOND AND MOR.RISON STRXETS
FORTEN DAYSONLY
910.OO PLATBS - - 98.0O
GOLD CROWNS - . 3.00
, UDYiTTtNDABrr Morrison Opa.rettofflcA
illl
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to take and does not
Stomach and
the digestive organg j
Tnllo ORINO Laxative Fruit
arc not satisfied your money
BOO AND $1.00
as to price. Tou ' are not required to
accept humbly and thankfully. In blind
faith, whatever room tbe clerk deigns to
ssalgn to yon, as In America, It la ex
pected, however, that you - will - order
your breakfasts at tha hotel, being free.
'- - -r other meals elsewnere, t.
you &refe . ... .
. . ... tight switches ars not com
monly turned on by a push button or a
flat key. aa In our bulldlnga, but by a
email brass lever. Many of the beet
hotela have a reading light la the head
board Of ech bedstead.
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gripe or nauseate
Liver Troublo
can not cure Chronic Constipation, Torpid
Liver, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, etc
For Biliousness and SIcH
. Headache.
Take Orcto Laxative Fruit Syrup. It
sweetens the stomach, aids digestion and
acts as a geutle stimulant on the liver and
bowels without irritating these organs.
Clears the Complexion.
- Obdto Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates
the liver and thoroughly cleanses the
system and clears the complexion of
pimples and blotches. It is the best lax
ative for women and children as it is
mild and pleasant, and does' not gripe or
sicken. l.efuse substitutes.
Syrup and if you
will be refunded
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