. THE OREGON. SUNDAY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY ; MORNR, : AUGUST , 1807,
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UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OREGON.
t t Northwest Comer Third an J Oak Sfraeta. ' -
f w Transacts u General Banking Business.
DRAFTS ISSUED Available la
All Cities of tba United States and Europe. Hongkong and Manila. Collections
c.
f Vice-President R. LEA BARNES J Aaalatant caahjer
Aaalatant Cashier.,..,
A. M. WEIGHT
.R. W. 8CHMKER
. ...W. A. HOLT
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LADD A TILTON, BANKERS Portland, Oregon. EatabMahed Ut.
W. M. LADD. , C B. LADD. J. W, LADD.
Tranaact a General Banking Bualnaaa SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
' : Bavinga booke laaufd on savings deposits. Intereet paid on time deposit
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon.
. J. FRANK WATSON. .Prealdent I R. U DURHAM Vlee-Presldent
R. W. HOTT Caahier GEORGE W. HOTT. . Aaalatant Caahlar
8. C. CATCHING Seoond Aaalatant Caahlar
' Transacts a General Banking Bualneaa. Drafta and Letters of Credit laaued
Available to All Parta of the World, Collection a Specialty.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Eatabllahed 14. Head Offloo, San Franclaco.
Capital paid up $4,000,000 I Surplus and undivided proflta $10,168,171
General Banking and Exchange Bualneaa Transacted. Interest on Time
Deposit SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened of $10 and up
ward. Portland Branch Chamber of Commre Building.
WM. R. MACREA Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL. . . .Aaa't Manager
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland, Or. Oldest National Bank on Pacific Coae.t
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,600,000.00. DEPOSITS, $14,000,000.00
A. L. MILLS President W. C, ALVORD. . .Aaalatant Caahier
J. W. NEWKIRK Caahier B. F. STEVENB. .Second Aaa't Caahier
TRUST COMPANIES.
TiORTLAND TRUST COMPANT4OF OREGON The Oldest Truat Company In
r Oregon. RESOURCES OVER 11.100,000. General Banking. Two wr cmi
Interest on check accounta (even hundred) on dally balancea of 1500 or
over. Lettera of credit and exchange on all parta of the world. Bavlnge ac
counts. Time certificates, t to 4 per cent; short-call xpeclal certlflcatea, 1500
: or over, tH to 4 per cent. Call for Book of "ILLUSTRATIONS."
Southeast Corner Third and Oak Sts. Phone Private Exchange 72
BEN. I. COHEN Prealdent I H. L. PITTOCK Vice-President
B, LEE PAGET Secretary J. O. OOLTRA Aaalatant Secretary
' CECURITT SAVINGS TRUST CaJ6 Morrison Street, Portland. Oregon.
X Ttunuti a General Ranklne- Rualneaa. HAVTNGR DEPARTMENT Inter-
SCISSORS Off A STAND
Device for Trimming Feminine Walk-
In Skirt With Accuracy.
The cut of the feminine walking aklrt
seema to be a very Important matter,
occupying not only the attention of the
ladtea themselvea, but that of the great
(GO
eat allowed on Time and Savings Account a. Acts aa Tniate for Batatas.
Drafta and Lettera of Credit Available on All Parts of the World
r. ADAMS Prealdent I L. A. LEWIS. Flrat Vlee-Prealdent
MILLS... Second Vice-President R. C. JUBITZ Secretary
GEO. E. RUSSELL Aaalatant Secretary
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TITLE GUARANTEE A TRU8T COMPANY 140 Washington Street.
MORTGAGE LOANS ON Portland Real EaUte at Lowest Ratea.
Title Inaured. Abstracts Furnished.
X THORBURN ROSS Prealdent I JNO. E. AITCHISON Secretary
GEORGE H. HILL....Vlc-Preeldent T. T. BURKHART ,Traeiirer
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ROXD8 AND INYESTAfEJfTS.
ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building.
Municipal. Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds.
6WNlrtG-H6PKIN3 COMPANY Established 1 8Sf BROKERS.
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STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin.
private Wires. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Phone Main $7.
W.V..b- ft. PavIta rAHiMnsI (Membere Chicago Board of Trade.)
VlUUUa Qt UWB.Wl-uuiuji Couch hide;.. 4th at., near Waahlngton
GRAIN. PROVISIONS, COTTIW. STOCKS ANU BUNU8.
WE DO A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINES&
CsnOmwui Markets by Private Wire. Quick Service.
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GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD.
' LEAVING PORTLAND.
Shaata Expreaa $:15 a. m.
if Cottage Grove Paasenger . 4:16 p. m.
. California Expreaa 7t46 p. m.
tan Franclaco Expreaa ....11:30 p. m.
- WEST SIDE.
Corrallls Passenger 7:00 a. m.
' Sheridan Paaaenger 4:10 p. m.
Korea t Grove Paaaenger ..ll:00'a. m.
Foreet Grove Paaaenger .. 6:20 p. m.
Southern Pacific. ARRIVING PORTLAND.
Oregon Expreaa 7:16 a. m.
Cottage Grove Paaaenger. . 11 :00 a. m.
Shasta Expreaa 7:30 p. m.
Portland Expreaa 11:30 p. m.
WEST SIDE.
Corvallla Paaaenger 6:S6 p. m.
Sheridan Paaaenger 10:20 a. m.
Forest Grove Paaaenger.. 8:00 a. m.
'Foreat Grove Paaaenger. . 2:60 p. m.
Northern Pacific.
Tacoma and Seattle Exp 6:30 a. m.
North Coast A Chicago Llm. 2:00 p. m.
Puget Sound Limited 4:30 p. m.
Overland Expreaa 11:46 p. m.
North Coaat Limited 7:00 a. nr..
Portland Expreaa 4:16 p. m.
Overland Expreaa 6:16 p. m.
Puget Sound Limited 10:65 p. m.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Local Paaaenger 6:00 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special .. 8:30 a. m.
Spokane Flyer 7:00 p. m.
Kan. City A Chi. Exp 7:40 p. m.
Spokane Flyer :00 a. m.
Oht.. Kan City A Port. Ex:. 6:46 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special .. 8:20 p. m.
Local Paaaenger 6:46 p. m.
Aetorla and Seaalde Exp. . .
Aatnrln A Seaalde Expreaa
IllMiMi Hnrlal 3:10 D. m.
" ' Datlv pireDt Sunday. Saturday only.
Astoria & Columbia River,
. . 8:00 av m.
6:00 p. m
Astoria A Port. Passenger. It :10 p. m.
Portland Express 10:00 p. m..
All other trains dally.
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REAL ESTATE
TtirMTrixr A OODEN REAL E8
' tate, insurance, loans. See us before
. buvina-. 848 Misalaslpp! ave. Phone
I- Woodlawn 202.
I"W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND
loans: estaoiianea JBl-.
Mnm 11.
DEALERS
Sphinx agency.
real eatate and rentals,
t Main 6164.
FOR FARMS OF EVERY DESCRIP;
306 H Stark
tlon.
bldg.
W. W. Eapey. Sl Commercial
8 PIRITIT A LIS M.
RETURNED MRS. SOPHIA B. 8EIP,
psychometrlat, intuitional life-reader;
dally. Office 802 Allaky bldg. Public
Hrcle Tuesday evening 8 o'clock.
MPH STEVENS. PORTLAND'S RELIA
ble palmiat and spiritual Ufa reader
renin ga oauy. iiayi uromii.
SAFES
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PORTLAND SAFE CO., BOLE AGENTS
t. - for-. Hemng-wajt-Marvin sares ana
KuniMi Steel Safe Co. a bank aafaa
aa Moond-hand fireproof safes and bank
safes, very cheap. Sea them or writ
as. If Tth at.
- DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES
Irn llnea carried. Lock-onta opened.
Jacka. -Jails, metal furniture. Both
' phonaa. J. E. Da via. 66 3d.
STREET PAVING
. ' WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, sidewalks and croes-
, lugs, in Lumber Excnange.
XHB BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
i
of Portland. Office 666 Worcester blk.
4 . n
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS
FOSTER & KLEISER SIGNS.
Wa have built ud the largest aim
twsineaa In the city by flrst-clasa work
; and keeping our promises. Our prices
are right 6th and Everett sts. Phone
Exchange 66.
"SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT
land Sign Co.. 287 Stark. Pacific 1611,
TYPEWRITERS
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY
' Room 48. Raleigh Bldg.
If you are In the market for a type
writer, see the new Model No. 6, Oliver
before buying.
TOWEL SUPPLY
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soap, $1 per month. Portland
Laundry & Towel Supply Co., 9th and
Couch sts. Phone 410.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
C O. PICK OFFICE 88 1ST ST, BB
twean Stark and Oak sts.; phone 696.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brick ware
... bouse with separate Iron rooms. Front
and Clay sts.
4 ' OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO.
Henry Roe. W. A. Cleland.
F. P. Sheascreen.
General transfer and storage: safes,
pianos and furniture moved, packed and
- shipped. 209 Oak at Both nhonee
VAN HORNTRANSFER & STORAGE
V ' Co.. Inc. Furniture and piano moving
. n iiroraiiyj BiuragB warenouse. 40-42
Id St.. comer Ash. Phone Main 1618.
" PENINSULAR EXPRESS & BAGGAGE
Transfer, S47 Alder at Phone Main
Silt.
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i OREGON' TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. TH
" Main f. N Heavy haullnr and atn
Main f. Heavy hauling and tnr..
iNDEPfeNDEt BAGGAGE & TttANS
I far Co,-6toraga. 824 Stark. Main 407.
i ' SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
WHOLESAIiE JOBBERS.
M. A. GUNST A CO
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
EVERDING & FARRELL, PRODUCE
and commlaalon merchants, 140 Front
at.. Portland. Or. Phone Main 179.
SCISSORS FOR TRIMMING THE
WALKING SKIRT,
army of Inventors. A number of de-
vlcea to accomplish this object have
been reglatered with the patent office.
Some or them are rather complicated
and elaborate pieces of mechanism,
which makes them unavailable for the
purpose either because of the expenae
attached to their acquirement or the
spare ronaumed after they have been
Installed.
It Bcems that this operation of cut
ting the street, aklrt must bo accom
pliahocl with mathematical accuracy. It
la an unpardonable aln to have it a
trifle too lone on one side or the other,
even thought the difference la ao alight
that It can be discovered by nothing lege
acute than the eye of a dear feminine
friend. What seems to be an implement
beat calculated to prevent ouch an over
eight la the pair of scissors mounted on
a atand aa shown In the accompanying
cut, which device forms the subject or
a recent patent. The cutting bladea
can be adjusted at any desired point,
and as the aklrt draped on the model la
turned around it can be anlpped off with
the minutest precision.
XEW TARGET PATENTED
An Electric Apparatus Which Doea
Away With the Human Marker.
IJtPBOVED SUSPENDERS
To Facilitate the Operation ol
Dressing , -
To one who has evelr been admitted
io me aacrea precincta or woman a boa
dolr an exceedingly amualna-; nerfnrm.
anca to witness is the efforts of the
lady to secure the two aides of but-
luii-iii-inB-oacK waiai. wnera such
garments are worn regularly tha miss is
not required to take any gymnaatlo eg-
cruiecu in uraor io ,aeep neraell In fine
phyalcal form. That which aha gets
uwn in uunon ner waist
are entirely sufficient for all purposes;
but. aad to relate, what she gains phys-
io,jr i.iiiniiinen maae at me sac
rifice of her morals, for It is said that
many a girl has learned to say tiny
swear worda while endeavoring to but
ton her waist In the back. Indeed, It
19 hiu mat una ooeraiion ia aimnar
demoralizing aa the act of aearchlna- fnr
There is another toilet trouble the
man encounters which is equivalent to
the shirtwaist performance, Insomuch as
Its gymnaatlce aaoniea are concerned.
and that Is the effort of a man to se
cure the ends of his suspenders which
FORCE PACKERS-
INTO MET
Hot Weather 3fakes Them
Let Go of Shipments
(From the East.
Cattle,
770
1,147
406
684
Sheep.
1,687
1,863
1.408
1,926
TO
IDENTIFY THE
ENDS.
SUSPENDER
The numerous accidental deaths co
Incident with the employment of targets
for rifle and gun practice have opened
up a good field for Inventors. Unfor
tunately little success has attended ef
forta along tbla line, the best that has
been patented being shown here, the In
vention of a Canadian colonel. This
aelf-reglatering target doea away with
the human marker. Electricity la the
agent employed for the purpose. Ham
mers behind the target receive the im
pact of the bullets. The hammers in
fasten In the rear. There la always
more or leas difficulty to catch these
enda aa they dangle down his back.
An Improvement haa been made In the
manufacture of auspendera recently by
which much of thia loat labor may be
saved to be expended In a more praise
worthy direction. The manufacturer
referred to haa devlaed a ayatem of
identification, by means of which, when
the gentleman reaching out blindly in
the rear for the ends of his suspendera
la enabled to know just which one he
haa aecured when his efforts have been
rewarded with aucceaa. This haa been
accomplished by making each end
slightly different from the wther. For
Instance, one has a double point and
the other a alngle one, or one end will
be aupplled with a tiny button and the
other end with two, ao that the man la
enabled to tell at once which and he haa
been lucky enough to secure.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC
turlng Co.Manufacturera of furnl
ture for the trade. Portland Or.
WADHAMr & CO.. WHOLESALE OR ft."
cera, manufacturers and commission
mercha- ts. 4th and Oak sts.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special urdera. L. Ruvenaky's furni
ture factory, 807 Front st.
ALLEN & LEWIS, COMMISSION AND
produce merchants. Front and Davla
eta., Portland, Or.
WHOLESALE CRdckERf AND
i A -raei, jiegeie & Co.. Port'
LEWIS-STBNGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co.. Barbera' Suppllea, Barbers' Fur
nlture. Barbers' Chafra. loth & Morrison.
TRANSPORTATION.
Alaska 1907
EXCURSIONS
2 TRIPS
8. 8. Spokane. Aug. 9.
iroMa south.
S. 8. Sena,tor.
8. 8. Prealdent
... Oct. 7
..Sept. 38
8. H. AXABXA BOTTTB.
Sailing rrou Seattle.
SELF-REGISTERING TARGET.
turn close the circuit the result regis
tering on a dial. The hammera reat
against the back of the target, which la
subdivided into a number of Independent
sections. When a bullet hits one of
these sections the hammer contacts
with lugs. A puah button ia placed
convenient to the marksman, ao that
when a shot has been recorded the tar-
fet Is promptly made ready to register
he next shot. The relative position of
the discs on the Indicator show at once
where the bullet hit
equip
uch aa
HANDCUFFS DISAPPEAB
Tucked Away in the Recesses of the
Police Patrol Box.
A valuable addition to the
ment of the police patrol box, such as
one sees along the streets of the larger
cities, has been made by a member of
the Boston Fire department
Thla improvement consists of a pair
of handcuffs, which are tucked away In
the recesses of the box.
There are many times when a police
man la hampered by having to retain
hold of hia prisoner after leading him
to the patrol box and while the wagon
la coming; to the scene. With the hand
cuffs ao convenient It will be possible
for the officer to chain up hla prisoner
and go alter anotner n necessary.
PIPE WRENCH
Construction Assures a Firm Hold
on the Pipe.
Inventors have studied and worked
over the problem of devising a satisfac
tory pipe wrench for many years. Hun
dreds have been patented, but few have
been practical in use. A great many
hav. Kaa. t (us f r m Tillnu tnH mnlrtritf tha
JC. Co.'s Humboldt. . .Aug. l, is, aa cost of manufacture prohibitive. A Wis-
S22 ?le"; Aug. 3, 15, SOiconsin man has devised the one shown
Cottage City, rla Sitka, Aug. X3, 39 here, which has the merita both of
! simplicity ana practicability, ay re
MJJbTOXBOO BOTTTB. , ferrlng to the illustration the method
Balling 9 a. ao. rrom Seattle I of operation will be apparent. The
JraJ"B Aug. 4, 18 ! the pipe, the free end of the lower
8. gmatnia Aug, 8, a3jjaw being pivoted to the handle, which
air, 13. aa 1 serves as a lever, rue STeater the rjres
City Offloa, 849 Washington St.
HANDCUFFS AT THE
PATROL BOX.
POLICE
Special Low Rates East
August 8-9-10
WITH STOP-OVER PRIVILEGES.
The Best of Everything, via
Chicago & North-Western Ry.
THE DOUBLE TRACK LINE.
Address R. V. Holder, Gen. Agt,
xnira tsi., foruana, ur.
161
Ho! For Astoria
AO 9
PastSteamerTelegrapb
Dally (except Thuradaya). Leaves Alder
sireer aoca f a. m.
Sundays 8 a. m. $1 .round trip.
PSOXTB BtfAXa 045.
SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP
tlon; bank, bar and a tore fixtures
.. made to order. The Lutke Manutac-
. turing Co.. Portland.
k. it BiRDSALL, DESf GN'EE.:" AGT. MT
Winter Lumber Co. ' T Hamilton bldg.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
1 .
" l-Vftm- ORECvJN C3HEESE OO. INO
" Cheese, ba t tar, agga, ate, dairy roa
" cta bought or handled on commlaalon,
- Jit Itb au tSwatland bldg.), Portland,
'Or. , . - , ' i s, , i 1
Columbia River Scenery
BEotnuATOB una bteajhb.
rJ!f M"le between Portliad aad tba
aaeept 8an0r. tearing Pertlaad at
.,rrlTlD about 6 p. . m, eanylail
Wtw eotftu end livestock.
cJSt . "X k,c at, Portlaad) tm ot
Court t. Tb D.1I... Phnn. M.Id U. PorttaaA
Th''ltKt...V J ' . .. .
hie . "avaa oi tsiiver w or Kara
naa maae a j - . -n
k A uaiHauu wi over
tna country for a nine-hour wr.rkdav
Pay, but haa decided to
1
The handcuffs are supplied with a
suitable length of chain and they lend
themselves to ready and convenient dis
position by storing the links away in
the post of the box. The chains are
suplied with weighta which causo
them to be carried down Into the post
when the "bracelets" are not In actual
use. Where there la no post, the box
being placed against a wall, the sur
plus chain ia taken up by a spring-operated
journal, around which the chain
winds automatically.
By Hyman H. Cohen.
Portland Union Stockvarda. Aug.
urnciai receipts.
Hogs.
Past week 521
Week ago ISO
Tear ago 113
Previous vear... to
wniia tnareceiDia 01 noii were nam
ly more liberal than a week ago, tha tone
of the market in the local yards waa
much Improved. Packers were forced
to coma Into tha local market whether
they liked it or not, lor it was a risky
business to bring In. supplies and the
loss of a few hundred head soon takes
away a large per cent of the profits. It
was for this reason that tha hog tone
reflected ao much Improvement during
tha week Juat ended and caused an ad
vance of 25c in tha price. Thla aent
the top value up to 14.75 and even at
the higher figure tha market Is In a
fine position. Receipts for tha week
totaled 621 head as against 130 head a
week ago, 113 head a year ago and a
nominal number for this week two years
ago. For the month of July the run
of hogs In the local yards reached 1,
523 head against 2,268 head In June
and 1,103 head In July. It0. A year
ago at this time tha hog market began
to lmnrove in price an account of small
arrivals and the forcing of packers Into
the yards.
Cattle Bun Zs Small.
Hot weather affected tha aale of
dressed meata during tha past week and
for that reaaon there was not ao much
demand for cattle In the yards. The
receipts were not ao liberal as a week
ago, but were still considerably mora
than a year (ago for the aame period.
There was no change in values for tha
week, but packers were not ao anxloua
to buy. The top remalna as $3.76. CaV
tie run for the week totaled 770 head
against 1.147 head a week ago, 405 bead
a year asro and 684 head two years ago.
For the month of July the cattle run
in the yards was ,si neaa against 7.
412 head In June and 4,025 for tha
month of July, a year ago. A year ago
at this time there was a siignt improve
ment in cattle demand, but tha price
remained atationary.
Sheep Gain and 3oaa Again.
During the paat week the ahaep mar
ket gained 25c and then loat it again
because killers refused to pay tha ad
vance and arrivals were Juat liberal
enough to force shippers to accept their
figures. The run of sheep during the
alx days amounted to 1,617 head against
1.8Z5 head a week ago, 1,408 head
year ago and 1,826 head for thla week
two years ago. For the month of July
Juat 11,106 head of sheep came into the
local yards, mis compares wun .u
head in June and 7,441 head during the
month of July, 1906. On thia date a
year ago the sheep market waa firm but
unchanged in value.
Official yard prices
Tr nA. - .... Wm II IAA
6.75; stockera and feedera, $6.25; China
fata. $8.50.
Cattle Beat eastern Oregon ateera,
$8.76: best cowa and heifera, 12.76 3;
bulla, $2.
Sheep Beat wethers, 4.25; awes.
$4.00; lambs, $6.00.
Arrivals of tba Week.
The following arrivals were shown in
the yards the paat ween:
Sunday Three cars of cattle came in
from Baker City, conalgned to Caratens
Packing company at Tacoma. B. J.
Hecker of Albany had In two cars of
sheep and lambs mixed. R. Falrchlld
of HerjDner shipped in a car of cattle.
F. Bloom had in a carload of horaea
from Wallula. B. L. Overton of Browna
vllle came in with a car of cattle. Mee-
han A Cobb brought In two cars of
sheen from Euaene.
Monday Frazier A McLean had tn a
car of horses from La Grande. Mr. Boo
ton came In from Shaniko with four
cars of cattle. R, E. Morris of Row
land brought tn three cars of cattle. J.
C. Pavls of Shedds cama in with a ear
of cattle. A. J. Bewley of Bherldan
brought in two cars of cattle. . .-, ,
; Tuesday Kiddle Broa. shipped v' In
three ears of cattle from La Grande and
tha Paciflo Coaat Construction, com
pany had in noma horaea.. ,,.f,v
Wednesday Kiddle Bros, had In a oar
of calves from La Grande. L. E. West
shipped in two cars of sheep from Oak
land, consigned to tha Tacoma Meat
company. J. S. Flint of Junction City
sent In two cara of cattle and one of
hogs. J. C Babln of Harrlsburg had
In two cara of sheep. Kiddle Broa. had
In one car of hogs. L. T. Berry of Al
bany brought In a car of cattle. f.JEL
Warner brought In a carload of oattla
from Harrlsburg. -
Thursday E. A. Short had In a ear
of mules from A.ahland, going to Oakea-
dala, Waahlngton. Frank Dlngea or
Junction City waa aeen in tha yards. He
brouaht In two cara of aheep and ona of
hMti and non in im. Twaaai c nica.
rri hrnua-ht In two cara of horaea from
Tha Dallea. Tha horaea will be sold at
auction at tha yards.
irrMiv J. L. Becklev of Drain had In
two cara of oattla. J. C. Davis of Shedds
waa in wth a carload or nogs. . u. jq.
West sent in a car of cattle and hogs
mixed, going to Tacoma. R. E. Morris
of Rowland brought In a car of oat
tie. S. L. Overton of Brownsville had
in a car of cattle and boga mixed. L.
E. Weat ahlpped In a car of cattle from
Yoncalla. Georaa Kohlhagen of Roaa-
burg had in a car or cattle, u. m. Waat
had In a car of cattle and hoaa mixed.
J. W. Radd of Carlton cama in with a
carload of hoga.
Saturday Madden V Goff of Condon
had in two cars of cattle. Mr. McOreer
cama In from Blgga with a car of oattla.
" 1 m 1 "" m
Former Governor Joaeph M. Terrall
of Georgia, who retired from office a
few weeka . ago, la to ba appointed
United States dlatrlot attorney for tba
northern district of Georgia, according
to current report The poaltlon is now
filled by Carter Tato, who la expected
to resign to make tha race for a Georgia
Judgeahlp. j
CGeeVo
Ska W.U-Baowa
CHINESE-
W'aaiHeSrT '
DOCTOR
Haa mad a life atad at mta ' ,i
aad In tb.t study eleoTr4 aad f gitiaa
80 MEltCVKY, POISONS OA SAOSI MKB-.
HIC08ES Whout ope aatioVo
WITHOUT XH AID 01 A MMlHt.
Be gasraotaae to ears Catarrh, Aatkaia.
tang. Throat. RheonuM.m .Ninnnw
Karvons ; IVhliity. Btnmack, Uvea, KliaS
Trenbleet ahw Vrmt Manbead, rtmil Weak,
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1 AHIPQ FEMALE WEAKNESS. GENERAL DEBIL
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DISCHARGES, PAINFUL OR IRREGULAR MONTHLY SICK
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Medicine tent everywhere by mail
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has become sufficient to rigidly hold
the pipe the latter will then be forced
to follow the direction the handle ia
traveling. In addition no time is lost
In obtaining a fresh grip on the pipe for
the next turn.' Even on paper this
wrench shows superiority over numer
ous similar aevices patented.
Tha first labor Juornal ever nubllshed
In America by a labor union was the
AwL whlcn was gotten out toy shoe
makers, and was really the grand
father of tha present Shoe Workers'
Journal. Tha Awl was published by
tha shoemakers of Lynn, from 184
to 1848.
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SCIENCE NOTES
Concrete telegraph poles are coming
Into very general use In aectlons where
those of wood are not ao readily accessi
ble, and In some locations they are very
economical. A metal framework is built
up and the concrete formed around it,
the pole being octagonal and slightly ta
pering. At the top mortises are provided
for the crossarms, which are secured by
metal bolts. There are also mortises
for the use of the linemen in climbing.
Wireless telephony has been Installed
experimentally on some of the North
Kiver ferryboats, and has been found to
be of great value in directing the move
ments of the craft in fog and other
emergencies. During a recent lecture
wireless telephone messages were ex
changed between a school in Charlotten
burg and a station in Berlin.
As an Indication of the Increase In
weight and capacity of tha railroad roll
ing stock the following figures gleaned
from the reports of the Southern Paciflo
company are of interest In 80 years
the standard locomotive has increased
in weight from 30,000 to 208,000 poundf.
and the tractive power of the engines
from 11,600 to 43,805 pounds. Twenty
years ago the weight of the standard
freight car was 22,000 pounds, while
today it is 42,000 pounds, and in the
same time the capacity of the car has
Increased from 80,000 to 100,000 pounds.
In 25 years the passenger coaches have
Increased in length by 28 feet and 2
feet in width. Their seating capacity
has Jumped from 33 to 7. .
The coaat of Morocco has been re
cently aurveyed by an expedition, the
funda for which were supplied by a
French woman, whose name Is withheld.
at ner own request. The expedition
resulted in obtaining much new Infor
mation aDoui ine coast, it is said that
there is not a alngle good natural har
bor along the Atlantic coast, but that
there are several ports which can bej
greatly improved by the ere.-tlon of 1
modern works Of one kind or another, f
The lines of longitude as now Indicated
on the accepted maps are all front' two
to four geographical mllea out of thai
way. J
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Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin
and Cotton Root Pills. The best
and only reliable remedy for DE
LAYED PERIODS. Cure the
moat obstinate cases in S to 10
days. Price $2 per box, mailed In plain
wrapper. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Address T. J. PIERCE, 181 First street,
Portland, Oregon.
I CURE MEN
BY
Original Methods
I cannot too forcibly impress tha fact that tha
METHOD8 BT WHICH I TREAT AND CURB
MEN'S DISEASE8 ARE ORIGINAL WITH MB.
They are a result of my observation, research
and atudy during years' practice as a specialist.
This should especially appeal to THOSE WHO
HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED In their efforts
to obtain relief, and should aid all afflicted men
IN THE CHOICE OF A PHYSICIAN. As to my
understanding of men's diseases and the scientific
correctness of my treatment, MT UN EQUALED
SUCCESS IN EFFECTING PERMANENT CURES
speaks sufficiently.
Weakness
MT SUCCESS In curing those func
tional disorders commonly termed
"weakness," IS DUE TO MT FULL
UNDERSTANDING AS TO THE
CAUSATIVE CONDITIONS and to
my absolutely scientific methods of
removing them. Many cases of pre
matureneSs, loaa of power, eto.,
present a variety of symptoms so
entirely confusing and perplexing
that MOST PHYSICIANS have fal
len Into that dangerous rut, tha
practice of treating by set methods,
without discrimination and without
KNOWLEDGE AS TO DHE REAL
REQUIREMENTS. My first step is
an absolutely scientific and accurate
dlagnpais. in a large majority of
cases I find the sole cause of these
functional derangements to be A
gwnri vu InniTiTirn inn
CHRONICALLT INFLAMED PROS
TATE GLAND. This condition can
not possibly ba remedied by any
treatment other than the local meas
ures I employ, and to ATTEMPT TO
FORCE NORMAL ACTIVITT AND
VIGOR BT THE USE OF STIMU
LANTS and tonics would only reault
In adrgravatlon of the trouble. Under
my treatment a cure la POSITIVE
AND CERTAIN, and abaolutely per
manent, becauae I accomplish It by
the removal of every cause respon
sible for tha disorder.
Specific Blood Poison
I know this leprous disease com
pletely. The aystem Is thoroughly
cleansed and every poisonous taint
removed. The last symptom van
ishes to appear no more, and all la
accomplished by the use of harm
less blood-cleansing remedies. Do
not submit to the dangerous mineral
doelng commonly Indulged in. Such
treatment merely obscures the
symptoms.
PAY WHEN YOU ARE CURED
oovro&TATXoir rains mt honest and candid advice costs
TOU NOTHING. I cheerfully give you tha very beat opinion, guided, by
years or successiui practice. Men out 01 town, in trouble, write if yoi
cannot caji, as many cases view reaauy to proper nome treatment
cure. My orrices are open an aay irom 1 a. m. to s r. M.. and Nuriruiva
irom iv ra ii
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I positively our Varicocele In one
week, and frequently In even leas
time. I MEET WITH NO FAIL
URES, nor Is my treatment ever
followed by undesirable results. MT
METHOD OF EFFECTING A CURE
IS PAINLESS, and no other equally
satisfactory, safe and certain meth
od exists. It Is an original and dis
tinctive method and produces AN
ABSOLUTELT THOROUGH AND
PERMANENT CURE.
Varicocele not only Impairs fu no
tional activity, but In many In
stances it results In A WASTING
AWAT OF THE ORGANS Involved
and gradually undermines the gen
eral health. A THOROUGH CURE
IS A MATTER OF VITAL IMPOR
TANCE, and la also a matter of but
a very few days' treatment under
my ayatem.
Contracted Disorders
Through my long experience treat
ing theae diseases I have devised
methods that not only cure, soundly
and permanently, but cure In lass
time than the beat of other treat
ments require. Take no chances.
Do not risk your health and strength
by relying on patent nostrums or
uncertain methods. Tou are abso
lutely secure when .you intrust your
case to ma.
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WE CURE
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- The man who has been positively cured of a chronic or Pelvic maladv neculinr to his
sex knows that a great blight has been lifted from his life. He realiiet thatPthe tumbling
block, to his business prosperitFand social aucceaa has at ! k .11" "ISul,,1!
lng thus regained the e-reat rJower of OOMTt.tttti Hinn;
the raca of Ufa with repewed HOPE, AJCBITZON and COUXAOB, and wlththat vhTand yfooa I'u, A Qk.
vlctorv possible In every undertaking This haa been the hapSrexperience of number! afflicted who
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