THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15. 1.07.
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Other Classified Ad
Vertisements viil be
.tLUUU Ull Ji.;iU"ll
NEW TODAY.
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CHOICE EAST SIDE
FACTORY SITES
$2Hoqo
H Half block, in. eentraTEast, Tort-
Und, with trackage - lacuiuefc no
lame amount of space in thu locality
hai recently changed hand! lor almost
V twice Jhu money.
$32,500
f 1 A block and a fraction. , Solid
r round; fine foundation for massive
: buildi3i- and machinery! 430 feet
fjR'ge on 5. F. Ky.
rt 1 ne boot wui not remain on in
market many.boura t these figures.
larabertrWhitmer Co.
107 Sherlock Bldg. 404 E. Aider St
Union Avo.
Price $13,000
' TOxlOO and two- rood building thr-
,en, bringing a fair monthly rental:
situated on Union avenu, northeast
corner Da via street W can mako
tsrms at par cent.
MALL & VON BORSTEL
104 Id 9. and SM Baa Bri4 WX
2Acrcs-8 Quarter Blocks
On rail from Morrison at; (or factory,
warehouse, wood or coal yard; Inoom
111 per month 117,000. ,
X. XOOBB, B04 CrOldsmlt- Ml
WEATHER REPORT
. All reporta from eastern points were
missing tbla mornlna. The Waahlngton
blab area was gradually moving Inland,
the pressure along the eoaat being sta
tionary, wnne over eastern wunmrion
H was rising rapidly. This high area
controls the weather condition or tn
ntlre Paclno northwest, clear skies be-
'Ing reported this mornlna; from that en
tire res-Ion. No rain occurred at any Pa
cific coast nolnts. although cloudiness
was prevalent along the southern Cali
fornia coast. Temperatures xeu ascia
dly over the extreme northern portion
of California, Oregon and eastern Wash
ington. Elsewhere no marked thermal
chan res occurred.
- - indications are for fair and warmer
weather tonight and tomorrow orer this
ntlre dlstrlot, excepting over western
Washington, where temperature tomor
row are expectea to do sdoui stationary,
limp.
'Boise, Ida. .,
'Eureka. Cat
, Independence,
..Max..
see 86
... St
Cal. 04
; Lewfston,- Ida. .... 78
js Angeies, cal... f.
North Head. Wash. 00
Phoenix, Arts. ....100
Portland, Or. 71
Red Bluff, CaL.... 96
Reno, Nev. 88
'.Roseburg, OI 78
Sacramento, CaL .. 02
Ban Diego, CaL.... 71 '
Ban Francisco, Cal. 14
Tacoma, Wash. . ... 71
Yuma. Aria. ......101
Mia. Precis.
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.0
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.0
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.0
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.0
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48
81
62
60
00
04
78
61
68
64
46
60
04
61
60
71
y- HELP WAXTEIM ALE
AI, RniTTJn MACHINIST OR MA
chine hand at The UaUes Iron Works,
The Iall. Or.
WaVtiiwa UULUi lUllU tAli-
r for duck lake; one with experience
preferred, .'hone Main 44.
B6BEU" INtJUBTUiOUSll EN WANTED,
beat of wages. Apply si w tiern
brick vH,K. S.tn end Tiiiamooic t.
?BTTlONOME TO ' QUALlS
for United , States lettercarrlera and
railway mall' clerks for Portland and
vicinity; irood salaries, life positions.
See us today. West Coast schools, lit
Oreironian oiag; open evenings.
PK6FlT8TR6a' lldTO 100 DAILY
Have you email amount or money?
Will start you motion picture show. For
particulars call room 8, 146) 4th, cor
ner Alder. ' '
macnine man. iz j cm st.
FURNISHED ROOMSFOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE" FAM
lly, walking dlataaoa; bath, phone,
lights: $4 month; for respectable lady,
128 11th et -
FOR KENT HOUSES
FOR RENT GOOD l-ROOM HOUSE,
on-' ouarter block; 10 assorted fruit
trees, cam and chicken park, on E. Mor
navn au, t nrou. num uuaran
tee Trust co.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
at 18,000.
Mi only
house, good location: 1760.
rooms. housakecDlnir: ehaaa rent:
, 47 rooms, ttnek, good lease; 81,100.
us rooms, eieganuy rurnisneo.
lii-nom noiai. naLuna- - m
we nave anytning you wane -
vt G 8. ARNOLD CO..
The Orlslnal Hotel Brokers.
Illtt MorrUon St Phone, Main Till
CONFECTIONERY AND CIQAR STORE
and too cream parlor, 1100; saoruioe.
owner must leave cuy. m.
Alberta.,
W. cor.
Fhone
as
Williams eve. and
Woodlawn 1041.
If you want to but an i-rooi
nicely rurnisned nousa, now is y
chance: owner leavlna towm well
cated on Washington st;
sured for $800, paid for on year, bring
ing In $76 per month; will sacrifice for
$180: half down, balance $16 per month.
Main 0103. Auto-
7 w v . cie- wwiii a
See Dement It King,
matie A-ieai.
CONFECTIONERY. WITH LIVING
rooms, leas or I years, rent io; good
nl.n. f A. .mI1w m am A . .Vila 1
snsp for $116. Call at 141 Madison.
10-ROOM HOTEL; OOOD PLACE FOR
yweoisn man and wile; 18 Doaraera
rood location, rent $60: new safe, oos
176: can get leas for five years on
plao. Thia
quick,
son.
i
at for 8171.
fie Dement A King, 141 Madl-
wlU
Come
FOR SALE R OAL ESTATE
Now Is Your Chance
11.160 -6 -room new modern bungalow.
$140 new Brussels carpet, 140 new range;
corner lot 100x100; only $600 down, f 10
per month; one block from car line.
Hamilton St Holman. 104 Goodnough
piog., opp. f. o. on 5tn st.
Filley Park
Lots $80 and up, $6 monthly payments.
Water mains laid, streets graded.
Offlo 427 Lumber Ex. I blag.
Seaond and Stark st.
Phone Main 6864.
Take rose ciTY park car and
Set orr at O. R. A W. R. R. crossing,
visit Hanoook street addition. For
articular apply to Thompson 4c Og
en. 841 Mississippi avenue, or 881
Bandv road.
lawn iui.
Phone Bast 1085 or Wood
NEW, MODERN BUNGALOW. COR-
ner, m.ouu: ouu casn; iv monuuy.
Phone Eaet 676.
FOR SALE CR TRAiE FOR SMALL
ranch, close In. 10-acre tract. 11 under
cultivation; good house, barn and all
fenced;- 10 ton hay, 4 cows, 8 hogs.
fin spring; 10 acres fine timber; 7
mile from Oregon City; price $1,000.
.111011, uregon i;ny.
HEL.FI HELP!
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
oudvgsreety (u (MORSE W 8 BS
; Abraham W. Johnson, San Francisco,
II: Helen B. 8. McKeen, XI.
D. R. Nelson, 208 Marquam bldg., 67;
' lMni UTav Deu Pre. It.
" Charles Blum, Hillsdale, Or 18; Min
nie scnerquisi. z.
Samuel F. Van Billiard, Arlta, Or
16; Anna E. Barton, 17. .
Francis E. Ostbern. Oakland,' Cat, IT;
Kelllo Hornstra, 28.
, Stanley Neeland, St John. Or 16;
Loule C. Freeman. 18.
? Frank R. Crow, 18; Cora Annie Oay,
'hobort D. Sutherland, 41H North 6th
at, 14; Dollna Gprdon, 14.
' Albert W. Johnson, 111 Ivon st, II;
Ethel E. Pare, '26. .
Charles Edward Darling. Alaska. 16;
Esther A. Btrdsall, 16.
C. J. Ilton, 21; Stella 7. Black, 18.
Millard F. Rorabaugh. 181 Davla at,
iBl; Mra. Emma Vanetta, 46.
Mark Miles, 861 Davison at, IS;
Fetrenela Pollteo, 26. .
Richard v. Trengrove. ei ttasi mom-
ZD; nenna Houonuo,
im W. Pearson. 1084 East 16th
Bt. noSkk ll; Lulu M. Trowbridge, 11.
Wedding Cards. W. O. Smith Co
Washington bldg., corner 4th and Wash
ington sts.
Help!
Want ron to buy an absolutely mod
ern, first-class I or 8-room frame dwell
ing. Phone Main 7868.
FOR SALE A BARGAIN. LOTS AND
10. block 1. Fairfield addition to Port
land. I will sell my two lots for cash
for $600. Address Lanada MoFee, Ne-
naiem, or.
10 ACRES NEAR Cltf : LEVEL;
1 acres cuiuvatea; line location;- a
snap at $1,100; $200 down. W. J. Day 4k
Co.. 268 Stark at
4660 CASH, $700 ON TIME, 1 LOT, 60x
. 100, witn nous, in wooaiawn.
quire at 400 Flint st.
HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS.
jk. rv 1 1 "tt rt t jk
Will
OIFAIRVIEW FRUIT FARMS Will i:m
ljl Make You INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE '3
"'"'I The most fertile land In Oregon In the rich heart of Mnlt
' nomah county. Soil and climatie condition! make thia tract pecul
iarly favorable for the growing of CELERY of the fineit kind.
Una acre or ih.jue..ki wiu net a prom 01 not ieia man eo.uw a year
! J coniervaUvely , eitjtnaUi' ;f, '-j . . ; v .;.?, $ yfi
? - Fruit" of every kind; berries, cereal a, lettuce, peat, string beane.
every variety of market garden produce flourishes on this land, and
poultry riising and dairying can be pursued with big profit
y'j FAIRVtEW' FRUIT 'FARMS, only 12 milei from Portland,
T where there is ready market and good prices for everything you can
'.produce, y'ij. "i.,,,. ..."
' Three distinct linei. of traniportatlon cheap fare, freight traine
'?::.:.-: ' ': '
' You don't have to give tip your business. Two acres of FAIR
VIEW FRUIT FARM LAND will bring more Income than the or
dinary man can earn at hie business.
V'.'Get back to nature it means long life health contentment
comfort and an increasing income for old age. , ,
THIS CHOICE ACREAGE TO BE SOLD IM LOTS TO
SUIT BUYERS-TWO. FIVE OR TEN ACRES JUST AS YOU
r WANT. IT -ON EASx.vTERMS.
SPECIAL' EXCURSION-TRAIN will leave First and Alder
streets on SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, at 1:45 p. m. for Fairview.
Fare, 40 cents for round trip. Tickets for the excursion can be
purchased of and information, prices, etc, concerning Fairview Fruit
Farms obtained from - ;?
W.P.KEADY or W. E. BURKE
Room 13, Mallory Building, 26S Stark St, Telephone Main 4528.
k. ,.-
CGeeVo
'. Xh Wen.Xewa
, ..BeUaM
CHINESE
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Beet aad Sr
A1
j DOCTOR
n.. mMAm H atmar of Nets en )H
sad ts tbtt el? 4imr4 M ginag
C. tb world lb la woBdrrTnl rae41lM.
o MiaouBY, roiaom oa pauostrsra
WITHOUT THS AI9 Of A XXin.
Be snaraetMe te eere Catarrh, aatkaia,
r. Thraat. ' UvaaaMaSi .HemuaaMa,
Nree DobtUty, Bneea. , Mver. 1ea
TToeblMt elae Ixwt Maoaoo. raauU WeeB-
sea esd an PHete Dtaaeaaa. : , (
A SURE CANCER CURE
aai Falrlas. C
sd Ballaal,
I nr too its AmtcTED. ooirr caxax.
DELAia 1U PAHaCaWUB.
If ye easaet eatL write re syapteai blaak
as t malar. , tssMae m mmm m auaipa.
CONSULTATION FREB
I xmm o. u wo osorzas vxsiam otw
Win aw, yi. memeaa.
' nruua, ww,
k Vleaae MaaUa Tkfa
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FRAUDS
III WORHIA
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Commissioner. Balllnger Is
Visiting San Francisco
on Official Business,
GIGANTIC SWINDLE
IN MINEEAL LANDS
State Mineralogist Anbury Make
General Charge, Bat Is Not Speci
fic Enough to Salt Government
Representative.
1 SPAN WORK HORSES AND HAR
ness; will sell cheap; party aolns;
away, inquire or sir. unaiiy, ivanno
station, Woodstock car.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK. f
THREE FRESH COWS, OOOD MILK
era 646 E. Madison. Phone E. 1961
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FINE MOTION PICTURE MACHINE.
125; views, lOo; films for rent. Mo
tion picture machines rented, bousht
soia ano exenanaeo. ixeumana, ioh
vm, urKr Aiuvr.
FOR SALE HATNE8 14-HORSEPOW
r auto, I passengers; Al oonditlon;
an absolute bargain If taken at once.
Address O.-H. M.. 1011 W. 18th at. Van-
oouver, wasn.
PERSONAL
Wedding; cards the best, 100 for IS.
AVTl B. HSWK. I4t la i.
Tonsetb A Co., florists, for flowers o:
11 kinds. 118 8th st
Clarke Bros., Florists Fine flowers
and floral designs. 180 Morrison st
Full dress suits for rent sll else
Unique Tailoring Co., 801 Stark st
BIRTHS
JAliiJl AU. tit .v Mi. muM ma, .
Kenneth H. Bailey, 666 Johnson at.
a daugmer.
DEATHS.
BUNN Aug-. 14, John Marion - Bunn,
aged 6S years, t months and 14 days.
North Yamhill; tubuoulosla.
JOHNSON Aua-. 12. B. L. Johnson,
age 80 years, at ciatsxani; arowning.
MORSE Aug. 14, Jessie H. Morse,
ere 84 years, 8 months and II day a.
1086 vaugnn sireeij nemipiegia.
MEETING NOTICES.
WEB FOOT 1 CAMP NO
65 win nave a water
melon feast this Friday
evening in the banquet
nan at w, o; w. temple,
128 inn it ueaa ur
aanlxer ' Peter Olllrov
will be oresent and will
address the camp upon th progress of
th W. O. w. Ail organiser or tne w,
r w and neighbors of th -W.' O. W.
are invited. We want you all to attend.
W will giv you foou time. ;
. , ,7 FRANK MOTTEB. C C
-A. Ii. BARBUR. Clerk,
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.
' POSITION WANTED BT A NO. 1
fireman . ana ., water tenaer. j-tes,
Journal.
WANTED- TOSRENT.
WANTED 4-ROOM COTTAGE AND
full lot in Multnomah or vicinity.
1120 Montana ave. '
. FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING.
i' i .ri.i ti i .1 L -i-i-a-n. r-Lii-ii-i I "i f
TWO : NICELT ' FURNISHED ROOMS;
gas: also single room. , 871 Montgom
' ery at ornr 4th, : . , :
Th, original and only
Dr. Mary Lane
Lady physician, with th old established
X Radium Medical Institute and
Sanitarium.
For years Is still at the old stand.
Dr. Mary Lane
Late superintendent of Chicago Wo
men's Hospital, treata diseases of wo
men and children exclusively; ladle
needing immediate assistance will con-
Jiult their best Interests by oommunlcat
ng with mo; no fee for consultation;
correspondence absolutely confidential;
maternity oases given special atten
tion. Respectable arrangements made
for th adoption of Infants. Th finest
equipped sanitarium In th northwest
Office, 111 Alder, corner Id, Portland,
Or. Phone Main 1796. Home A-2786.
tbtfNO 'scientific! MASSEUSE"
give electrical, alcoholic, medicated
and genuine tub baths. 41 Raleigh Bldg.,
cixm ana wasninsion.
WANTED BT YOUNO GENTLEMAN",
acquaintance ' of respectable roung
lady; object company. H-468, Journal.
MRS. O. BROCK. GRADUATE MAB
aeuse; cabinet both, salt glow, alcohol
rub,- cream massage; relerenoea. , 181
Deserted Woman and Carbolic.
(BMdal DisDStefe t The Jrarnal.)
Hamilton, recently of Walla. Walla, at
tempted suicide In her room at th City
hotel but waa prevented by th land
lord, who kicked in th door and atruck
a bottle or carboiio aoia rrom her nana.
She and William Kirby were ordered out
of . Walla Walla . Friday and cam to
Waltsburar Saturday. They had trouble
and It 1 said Kirby gave her a beating
and left for the Palouse country. The
attention of guests In tu hotel waa at
tracted by th woman's crying and the
landlord; waa notified In time to savs
her llf.
Ploneere Picnicking.
Walla Walla. Wash.. Au. 15. Nearly
100 members of the Pioneer' associa
tion boarded an lnterarban ear for Bal-
lou ranch thia morning to spend th day
In th annual reunion, an event eagerly
looked forward to by the eld pioneer of
this Motion. They wet at th court
house, and after, an .informal meeting
hoarder, the train. A number of Milton
and Weston pioneer attended the re.
union. ' " "v..i,
Vetager A Co, eptlclana. 111 Wash.
(Joarnal SpmUI atrvlee.)
San Francisco, Aug. 18. Commis
sioner vt th General Land Offlo R. A.
Balllnger Is In thia city conferring with
State Mineralogist L. E. Aubury rala
Uv to charge that 1,000,000 acres of
mineral lands have been fraudulently
manlDulated by wealthy Callfornlani
and easterners. The commissioner says
there are still many land frauda In Ore
gon, Washington and California which
mut he nrobed. but that th recent In
vestlgations have checked , th land
swindlers to a great extent
Thar, are alreadv two men at work
probing the charges made by Anbury
Edward Doyle and L. R. Glavla. Speak-
lna- of Au burrs cnarges, in commis
sioner said:
"u, Anhnrv makes a blanket or ren
in- I rai charre. He Is not speciflo enough.
For Instance, he says land fraud hav
bit, ra.m na.nt in aeven townshiDB lo
cated in two oountles of thia state. Now
that may all be true. I ao not aeny nis
assertions. But that la not anougb.
We must com out of th air and get
down to particulars, iz mere is muca
fraud I want all th Dartlcular and
want them badly. I will confer with
him on th subject and see If we cannot
by mutual agreement and arrangement
get down to particulars. I appreciate
Mr. Aubury's motive and his seal, ana
no doubt he can be of much assistance
to Secretary Garfield and myself In ex
posing land frauda in California.
"There hav been exposures of land
frauda in this stat. Oregon and el
where which have served to clear the
atmnanhara to a considerable extent
They have, I am inclined to think, tend
ed to minimis rrauauieni transaction
Relative to th prosecutions In Oregon,
they rest with the department of Jus
tice, but I hav no doubt it will follow
them to a proper conclusion. Much has
already been accomplished in that state
in exposing irauua ana Braiounj un
guilty manlpulatora. AH Illegal manip
ulators who orer on the nubile domain
should be punished, and quickly at that
HABVEST MONEY NOT
EASY,' BUT IT'S GOOD
(SpMlal Dlipatck The Journal)
nariald. Wash.. Au. 15. Since Mon
day morning the aun has been brightly
hinina- over the wheat field of the
Palouae country. Th bla threshing
machines and combines hav all tarted
up, alter tne aeiay irom tne rain oi
Friday. Th damag from the rain waa
very slight ana tne rain naa stimulated
th farmer to greater activity and
work will be pushed with vigor "until
the wheat I ackea ana unaer cover.
Man and teams are In demand and at
th big wage the farmers are paying
for labor many young men wui xnaice
enough to buy small tracts near some
good town, and many who are her rrom
the east are working ror that purpose.
Other who live In th mountain dis
trict come down to work In th big
harvest - What these men earn during
th harvest goea far to provide for
their families during th winter. They
cut wood In th winter and sell It read
ily at their doors to the farmers of the
Palouse country, after th farmer hav
finished their spring seeding, and re
ceive 88.60 a cord for It with two
horses and a drag saw machine these
woodsmen cut five to ten cord of wood
a day. . ,- ; ; ..- .
GOLDEN TROUT FOUND
IN MEACHAM CREEK
i (Bpedal Dtapetch 'ts JeoraaL)
Pendleton. Or- Aug. iJ. C K. Crans
ton of thia city now baa In hla posses
sion several little trout taken from
Meacham creek, which ar a source of
wonder and ' admlTaUon to thos who
hav sesn them. Unllk all other spe
cies of fish In this section the little
fish -are ltaht bodied, and hav golden
colored fine and tails. How theycam
to be in Meacham creek Is a mystery
It is Mr. Cranston'a intention -to send
one of them to either th flshsrie de
partment or th Emithaonlan institution
for classification. , ; ; . .
The golden trout which these caught
by Mr. Cranston closely resemble, are
round only in one litue stream ;
fornla, according to authorities.
la a stream tuai naa ouuec
LIBRARY COMMISSION
PREPARES E LIST
State of -licliigan Adopts
Old Oregon Form for
Its Institutions.
'
MAKES the SKIN UKI YOU WANT IT
DOES IT III A MOMENT
A liquid preparation
for Faoe, Veek Arm
and Hand.
It Is -either sky
norgreaey.
Ifs harmless, eleaa
aad refreeblaf
Cannot be detected.
Two color, Pin-and
White.
Us It morminf , boob
aad ntf ht, Bammir,
Winter, Spiiag, Fall,
AJEPUB HUEB.
Lyon Manufacturlns Co.,
44 S. Fifth St. Broo-ly.X.T.
frAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAVA4
Hagan's
Magnolia
Balm
Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules
A POSITIVE CURE
(Special Dlipatck to Tb. JosnaL)
Salem, Or, Aug. 15. Th. library com
mission has finished th copy for the 1
now list of books, which may be ussd la
libraries which receive state aid. and it
will be placed In the hands of th state
printer today. Th list contains nearly
all .thos contained In that prepared
two years sgo, the books left out being
scientific works which have been rend
ered out of date by the discoveries of
th last few years. A great many of
tn dook aoaea ar aiso scisntino, in.
most Important of which ar a ssrles on
radio-activity.
In all over 1.000 books were consid
ered In deciding what books should be
added, of which about 860 war, chosen.
Tb old Oregon list has been adopted
by th state of Michigan and order
wer sent that a large number of th
list be printed ror distribution in
Michigan. Thia was done without any
Information as to the changes which
wer to be mad, and with no other
guarante than the confidence which
waa held In the ability of th Oregon
commission.
CHANGES IN GENERAL
STAFF CORPS OF ARMY
Jaraal Special SwvieeJ
Washington, D. C, Aug. Its A num
ber of Important changes In the general
staff corps of the army go Into ffct
today. A numbr of offloere ar re
lieved from duty a member of that
f ii
an. l
rei
r ""J" A
FerlBfl.mawMeeerOMerr(
Ua Blaadrr and IIImuU KiC
Bare. B CVaS BO Af. Cura.
Kalekly aad saraMaastlr tb
worn eaaai ec waaawatte
aa4 eiaat, as aiattar ot bow
tke sjuitaLpPepsin ca
IMMMtaiM, OM.
y AH Brasslsta.
Evory Woman
aHBtMedBd(healdkBew
Bbaoa to. vtewnll
MAIVIL whirHM Sorev
IXhs aaw TatalS--ta, MM.
. eit-Maal Comalaiit,
"" laalaaur.
AA-avtastMarlt,
If ha eaanet (aasly tb
uiiui aaoapt ao
Ukar, sat aM ttawa lag
lllmtralxl took mJ.. fti
fall mtnlaelara and dhwibnn. .
valuaala to ladlas. HtBVtl. Ck,
a. a av. iJf
WOOSAXXt, OLAAM 00. ABO LAVMATXS
auw vw iivau.
Travel "Toorist
A i OOMPORT COUNTS
0h
v .- ' '
; Northern Pacific tourist deeping cars
i are built for comfort They are new,
well ventilated, sanitary and pleasant. : 1 i
They are handsomely finished inside.
. and sirfety of travel is assured by steel ,
platforms, wide vestibules and careful
construction. Roomy toilet and wash .
rooms; every convenience. Operated
on transcontinental trains of the . , .
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. CHARLTON .
Aset Oen'l Paasanrer A rent
SSS Morrlaon Street, Portland, Oretoa
daya
f OR WOMEN ONLY
Dr. Sanderson's Compound Sarin
and Cotton Root Pills. Ths best
and only reliable remedy for DE
LAYED PERIODS. Cur th
most obstinate eases In 8 to 10
Price 81 per box, mailed In plain
wrapper. Bold by druggists everywhere.
Address T. J. PIERCE. 181 First trt
roruana, uregon.
eorps, and their placea are taken by the
louowing namea orricers:
Colonel Joseph W. Duncan. Sixth in
fantry; Major John F. Morrison, Twen-
tietn inrantry: Major Henry c caoaii.
Fourteenth Infantry; Captain Fred W.
Bladen, Fourteenth Infantry; Captain
Milton F. Davis. Tenth cavalm Cao-
tain jrranK 8. cocneu, xweinn inrantry.
Colonel Duncan la assigned to duty
at San Francisco as chief of staff of
th department of California. Major
Morrison remains on duty at th Army
-tan couege. Major caoeu taxes sta
tion at St Paul for duty as chief of
starr or the department or Dacota.
FISHERMEN ARRESTED
FOR ASSAULTINGMAN
Speelal Dttpatch te The Jesraal.)
Astoria, Or., Aug. 16 --Nick George
and hie boat puller, Jeff Vlachea, werel
arrested yesterday and arraigned In the
lustlo court charred with assault and
battery on Fred Palo, another niharman.
Tb trouble occurred at Fort Steven.
George had lost a portion of his net
and accused Palo of stealing It He
went to Palo'a boat to look for th net
and pulled a gun on Palo, who picked
up a boat hook to defend himself:
Oeorg knocked Palo overboard after!
cutting hi head and face very seriously.
Oeorg was released on 1180 bond and
viacnes sent to Jail in default or sioo
bait Th hearing of th case was post-
ponea uniu an.r tne nsning season.
Potter Schedule for Beach.
1Th ateamer Potter will sail from
Portland, A.h-street dock, Saturday, 1
i. m uet tickets ana mane re.erva-
lons at city ticket offlca Third and
Washington street. C W. Stinger.
city ticket agent. .
BARTENDER FIGHTS
WITH A HACKDRIYER
V
fBnadal DtaDateh te The XooraaL)
Walla Walla. Wash. Aug. IS. J. C
Colly, a bartender. Is In jail and Wil
liam Meneclte, a hack driver, la at Bt
Mary's hospital with a sever wound in
th abdomen as a result of a Quarrel
in th cats of th Stat hotel follow
ing a dispute ovar a gam of cards, i
Menecke, It is said, struck Colley with
biuiara oau wnen tne latter urew a
pocket knife and tabbd Menecke In I
the abdoman. ' Phyaleiana say Menecke
wouna ia serious.
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stasnant kw aad eoBrraenag me ."rT,.r". ,h4r . r
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, An averag of en man tn five ha
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Uvea Varicocele causes congestion
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vital blood vessels of man. It causes
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Is often mistaken for nervous de
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& tf1 wiji. :
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