The Oregon daily journal., June 22, 1907, Page 14, Image 14

DKEGON DAILV JOURNAi; PORTLAND. : SATURDAY. EVENING, JUNE 2. ..1CC7.
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Do Von Open lour Houth i
Like a youDf bird and rulp down what-
iw food or medicine ma? be offered you r
Or, do you want to know something of the
composition end character of that which
you take Into your stomach whether as
food or mefdlcfneT i r"(,y,.
Most intelligent and sensible' peep?
now-a-days insist eft knowing what thdy
employ whether as food or at medlclnr
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;Pr. Pierce believe they hare: perff
rignttotnsunuponiucnKnowiMge. oon
publlsheaeoljlcast and on each, bottJf
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W. H. and II. A. Moore Buy
of A. J. jrcDaniel Three
: Choice Properties Involv
ing Cash Consideration of
$72,000 Other Sales. . '
ThU he feel,
em wMlXifoni to da be
are made are studied and undercuXKl t.'C !
fcore will liiellr jujrlor curative vlffiTi? !
the "Ingredients of which his medtctnet
are made are studied and nil
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nth street, between Baat Alder and nervous prostration, nenraljla, hyaterlal
Washington streets, , consideration apasms, chorea or 4l VitusY daaea, aid
. ' " . . . I other dtatrnsflln. (lArvnna avmntsims bu
A real ' estate transaction , involving
. $71,000 wca closed ; yesterday whereby
' ' W. Jf. Moore and iU A.. Mpore . pur
' chased from A. J. McDanlel three choice
, pieces of Portland property, as follows.!
One hundred by ISO feet at the north-
. east corner of water and Montgomery
- streets, covered by a two-story, brick 1
warehouse, consideration 160,000; a va
cant quarter-block at the northwest cor
' ner of East Third and East . Balmon
streets, consideration 113.000 ; and a
handsome two-storv residence on East
Kieventn street, Detween juasi Aioer-ana
. Kant
19.000.
Oenrge I Peaslee,. of 'Peaslee Bros.
Printing: company: has purchased from
T. W. Zie-Ier. a I5x80-foot lot on the
east side of. Park street, between Stark
and Oak for 116.600. The aite adjoins
the . property recently purchased by
Bushong ft Co.. and on which-a fl ve
st ory building- is soon to ro up. It is
thought probable that a building will
soon be erected on the Peeslee lot to ue
occupied by the Peaslee Bros. - Printing
company. : ' '
The Parte hotel, at the southeast eor
ner of Park end Glisan streets, was sold
again yesterday for the third time with
in me Mm year, and
Horn nroflt was made
James ; Muckle, a wealthy Columbia
river logger purchased the property yes
terday for Ito.ooo, through the airencyi
or u. B. MacKie, . who represented an
jtanan syndicate, neaaea oy Angeio i
Cereshlno. . '.. : n .
i The hotel covers a 'quarter-block and
la a tnrge-Btory Dncav-
FOURTH C03IMITTEE
! , REPORTS PROGRESS
V ,ijgMi' k. sjapBiMSBSMSWaaMu.r r,.
G. A; It. as Body Will Turn Out for
' Independence Day Farad e
: Other Arrangements. "
ior the cure of woman's peculiar weak
nesses. Irregularities and derangements!
giving rise to frequent headaches, back
ache, dragglng-down pain or distress In
lower abdominal or pel via region, aceony
panled, mimes, with a debilitating; if
pelvic, catarrhal drala and kindred symp-' II
toms of weakness, Dr. Pierce's Favor! K II
Prescription Is a most efficient remedy. II
It la equally effective in curing paln'.i ll
penoas, in giving strangui to nursiri
.mothers and in preparing the system oi
the eipectant mother for baby's coming,
paratlvely painless. The "favorite Pre
script Ion Is a most potent, strengthen) r.tf '
tonie to tne general system and to ma
organs distinctly feminine In particular
It Is also a soothing and Invlgbratlna
nervine and cures nervous exhaustions
tendant unon functional and organic d
eases oi the distinctly feminine organs. ',
A host of medical authorities of all ihi '
several schools of practice, recommend
each of the several Ingredients of whirl?
Favorite Prescription" is made for Ht
cure of the diseases for which It Is claim d
to be a cure. You may-read what tbi.
say for yotirttl by sending a- postal rs4
request ior a jree nooKiet ot extra
from the leading authorities, to Dr. R. V,
Pierce. Invalids Hotel and Surgical J ft'
'iih Him- hlVS" ,tltnt- Buffalo; N. and It wlircome i
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TWO ACCIDEIITS
PARAD
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Neither Attended by Serious
Results,' but scapes Were
f ; , ;3Iiraculo,us " j,
YOUTHFUL' RIDER WAS .
r THROTyN FROM HORSE
;yjy;Z'( ;'; ;
: progress ii along the line was re
ported by the sub-committee at the
meeting or the Fourth of July celebra
tion committee last night. It is now
believed that by next Thuraday night,
when the general- committee - meets
a rain the full Droeram of exercises for
the two days' celeb: auon will be ready I Animal Became Fnarhtened at dm
Bears WUIe Fasslnf the Federal
Building Maccabees' Float Gave
War, Hurling Women to Ground.
Announcement was made that the U.
A. B. u organisation would take
part In the parade. Arrangements have
been made by the fireworks committee to
have a band of 85 pieces at the fair
grounds on the evening of the Fourth
when the fireworks are set off. -
The committee on decorations re
quests merchants to leave the rose car
nival decorations as they are and add
the national colors to them, :
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Ill BJir TOIIS
Two accidents marred the pleasure of
the: big ; parade, yeaterday afternoon :
though neither was . eerlbus. Albert
Holman, son of W. C Holman, 431 Sal
mon street, was thrown from hli horse
opposite the postofflee on Morrison
street and received painful bruises 'to
his left thigh but was otherwise un
harmed. The other accident was xnlrac
uloua in that it did not result in fatal
atles when four large horses hitched t? .
the Maccabees float became frightened
and breaking from the control of their
driver plunged into the dense crowd 'at
the corner of 8ixth and Morrison streets.",
Police and bystanders by prompt work
nrevented .serious trouble. . , I
People Hardly Xeailsed. . ' ' M
Both ' accidents ' " happened - near the I
same ' place and so quickly that they i
were almost . , over before the people
realised - what had taken place. The
A strong sentiment prevails In Hoae- ?? ?Zly?l .?lma.n
, - . . . . i inu vuu um. uniuic urawn
mis u vicimijr inw ui tool o7 in a little wagon Just at the head of
towna are not taking the proper interest the division of children riders. . Bud
In the movement recently Inaugurated f!?ilnf iiha,wUd Jtm' '
to build a railroad connecting Roseburg g-.fe'ift TegfrW.?:':
with the Coos bay country. ' At a rail- ' Patrolman B. . Adams sprang to the '
road promotion meeting held in Rose- horse s head as he- struggled io his feet -
weens ago, - a commit-1 ana oy-main strengtn swung the animal
one
Roseburg: Residents Claim
Railroad Project Is Not;
Aided as It Should Be.
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away from - the prostrate rider. - Th ;
tee was appointed to solicit subscrlD.
?rB u Pr,0PO8,?I railway project, j boy,was taken to Kau's drugstore, where
. " . " curaimiiee aim injuries were examined. At xlrst It
raised over $100,000 in leas than 14 was thought that the-thigh, had been
l,0r5f;nd rPorted that an additional broken but a later examinaUon ahowed
J100.000 could be raised In, Douglas that the accident was not serious and
.ounty. : v , . the boy was removed to his home by his i
At the same time subscription books father.
wereopened, in Marshfield. and North Ploat Veil on Koraea. 1 '
juena ana tne people were invited ton Tk. ,M.t t iv. .-.v,
subscribe to the capital stock of the --. !-'.!. wi . Maccabees float ,'
proposed road. t Bo far th tutru nt ..T".. . . V". ",''g i some, or
fhestock b?ok maln lean?t l 2f 'K? ? "Sf on. ;
dollar having been . subscribed ;The th0.w,'n' PhS2" falf upon th
Koseburg, people .are somewhat die- b, eS"" TbV hirBM Plunged into
.1 . :: .J" the leaders and the four titi itni.hl
ronTo Vxpect vSTtSMSStlt ?; oen.ely-crowded curb at Blxth
eratlon of the Coos bay country. While IK?Ai0JTI80nv?I,e temm '.': lnto e;
it -is admitted that the road would ha I ",u':"?r ."owever, anq ten a tan-.
of great help to Roseburg. it would be .Lf ?. ,si0' V" ,dewalav
of incaloulabls v.lim tn h Patrolmen Murphy, .Humphreys. Rua-
country, which Is now without anv sort I -.and Adams, sprang, to .the horses'
of rail connection with the outaida I
so
-world and from present prospects.
i far as the Southern s Pacific Is eonl L,? .r?nu fatroiman Adams was
' cemed, will remain so Indefinitely. -ritckea ln. n 6roln and Patrolman Rus-
W4. . i . . . - I ftAi ear a si fltiln sa sh sa a- au f .a.
.Those, havlna- th mtitanln h,n4
ntmsoarg nave received an orrer Xrom
eastern capitalists to build and euuln
tne. road provided the local t people
' would subscribe $250,000 toward the
purcnase or stocK in the corporation
and provide the right-of-way and ter
minal .grounds. v j. 4, .
- Jt is believed by the Roseburg pro
moters that as e. result oMhe Develop-
f mwii jfsku. convention, renewed inter
est will be aroused in the building of
ins proposea roaa ana tnat a sufficient
guarantee will be raised to Insure its
uuiiawg. . , - , ,
Preferred stock Canned Goods.
, Allen 4 Lewis' Best Brand.
WHEAT. LANDS SOLD :
AT TOP NOTCH PRICE
Probably the largest sale of wheat
. lands ever consummated in Gilliam
county was recently closed in this city,
wnen w. it. and Ji. A. Moore sold to
A. McDanlel and D. Jj. Kyte 8.700
, rein luotiw ob jukk creeK, ror ao.ooo.
. This price is equal to about $23 an acre
and is pretty nearly the top price so
.: far reported for eastern Oregon wheat
. ianas. u ne tract is conmaered one- of
the finest' bodies of wheat land In the
e8iern part or tne state and with any.
tiling line a iair season is good tor a
pumper crop. ,
ETHEL RARRYHORE ' -t
ENDS HEILHJ SEASON
The dates of Misa Ethel Barrymore's
engagement at the Hellig have been
thanKed from July S and i. to July 5
and i. She will appear here on thou
h e matinee Julv a in
tin Jinks." Miss Barrymore's enarae-e.
I'lrni win cio in season at tne Helilg.
There are to be no more regular at
tractions at . that house until her appear
once, it le not likely that Miss Maude
Adams wlJr be seen in this city this
e-on. llet tour of the weat will. It is
mj, close at Oakland CalUornla. r
heads and with the aid of bystanders
tlM til, anl n nla V.
v..w (IIU. flOYCIl.lliJI HQ-'
rious accident, Patrolman Adams was
sel , was. injured about the legs and feet
uy m siruggiing norses. Both , were
relieved and went to their homes. The
other : two policemen were bruised up
but not seriously. 1 :
, The women on the float were bad 1
shaken up. -being hurled through the air
to the pavement when the horses started
to run. ?. None were seriously Injured,
however, j Those receiving Injuries were
Mrs. F. .I.i Marshall. Archer Place, who
had her hand cut; Mrs. W. A. Wilson of
the' La Grande - Creamery, who waa
uuuij ensKen up; jars., marguerite CaVv
anaugh, 895 Missouri avenue, bruised
Sfnd,hiken .nd J'- William ' Wright,
104 U Russell stfeet. whn Mrl4 in '
Juries to her hip, back and temple. C.
H. Ayres. a specUtor of J4 Hibbard
street Montavilla, was slightly bruised
uy Doing caugnt oy tne norses as they
fell. None of the Inlurin n rln.
however, and the people ; were sent, to
their homes after being cared for at
the-' Man drugstore.'.:.' Jj-.i,-. fv wf
Metxaer fits vmir . -rm . f ni .11
Washinaton street. comr f 8.
formerly at ill sixth street.
142
venth.
DOVTI I'l l
Don't let your child suffer, with that
dough when , you can cure it. with Bal
lard's HorehOund Svrnn. a. sunt nitra fn
Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza. Croup and
Pulmonary-Diseases. Buy a bottle and
try It - v . .
-B. B.' Laugher. Bybalia, Miss,, writes:
'T have two Children Who had cronn. I
tried many different remedies, but 1 1
must say your Hdrehound Syrup is the '
yroup ana cougn meaicine 1 ever
nwra. i uoia or ail orurriata
Think of Us once a day
at least .If you don't like
takrback your money.r
Tesr greccr rersras year sieaey ii ysa deal
fcaiUJti's teal: ws set aisw.'
In Oregon,
For All the Boys arid Girls
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- I an spending $22,000 In order to advertise "Golden Grain Granules," the pure rich cereal 'health-coffee, which fs
recognized as the standard of perfection. If properly cooked it has the peculiar flavor of 45-cent Mocha and Java. . It is
the young folks' delight it builds them up, it strengthens them and they just Jove this drink as much as grown-up people,
1 want the young folks to have their share of pleasure as well as health, and that is one reason why I make this offer
through the columns of The Journal, which reaches thousands of homes in thrnorthwest. , : V . ' '
, Prizes will be awarded July 2nd and the money shall , be mailed the
same day TheamQuijts given will range froitn lOc'to $5.00--:Eyery child will
get a jirize ; Any child from Six to Sixteen years of age, can take part in
,this Contest, with the (exception of boys who smoke cigarettes. ,v
(Boys who smoke cigarettes do hot care for their health and I have no. time nor money for them. ;
. . In awarding the prizes I shall hot take the spelling into consideration, as I presumethe parents will in many cases
help making up the letters, but the age of the child) the handwriting and the childish logic ;witf have weight in judging
the merit of every letter. - ', - t- ' -
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Conditions Contest
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drder, a package of Golden Grain Granules from your grocer. '
Send me the empty carton having contained Golden Grain Granules.
Send me a letter, telling me how you like the coffee. ' 1 ! v :
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Send me the name of your grocer.
5. Send me the name? of your school. t f
Explain either in writing or drawing how 13 packages of Golden Grain
Granules can be packed in a case, leaving no vacant space In the case.
Ask your grocer to show you the case, which will prove that it can'
be done. It is done daily in our factory., ' ' .
Tell me why Golden Grain Granules often Is called the Americsn Fam
ily Drink and why it should be used in every home.
Tell me the exact weight of the package you get from 3rcna, grocer.:
Your grocer will tell you, he has scales in his store. .
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State your age. ; " s ' tt
Write your name and address plainly.
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If your grocer should happen to be short of Golden Grain Granules tell him to rush an order to any of "the following
Jobbers, viz.l 1 ,
ALLEN & LEWIS
Wholesale Grocers
Portland, Or. .
. : LANG S CO. ;
Wholesale Grocers
, Portland, Or. '
Mason,Ehrman&Co.
.Wholesale Grocers
. Portland, Or. t
WADHAJIS & C0.f toABis & KeerBros.
Wholesale Grocers . Wholesale Grocers '
. Portland, Or. - . , ? T "T . Portland,- Or. '
All letters must reach me at my office before 12 o'clock noon, June 30. Oblige me by sending the letters as early ea
possible.
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Advertising Manager "GOLDEN GRAIN GRANULES.; . .
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. p. SThls offer is only made through The Journal. ; Cut out thisaad so you do hot lose it. Chow It tQ other cMl
'dren. Perhapsyour teacher will allow you to stick it up on the wall in your school room, so all your classmates can get
.the same chance as you have. You may also tell your grocer, if you please, to paste this advertisement on his window,
so all the children in the neighborhood can be in on this deal. Become a booster , and boost I Seme of the letters I get
from the children will be published. THE NAMES OF ALL THE CHILDREN TAKING PAUt lN THIS CON
TE3T WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE JOURNAL, ', -: , 1 : ,r
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