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THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNALV PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY- 23,' -1003.
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STILL SQUABBLE
OVER NEW BRIDGE
East Side , Residents Have
Hopes of . Getting Ono :;
Kext, Century. '
PGRPDCT 80T OF
$7
Contract Closed Yesterday
for flonstrncfion of 10- For th thIrd tlM th br,s cora
Mile Line From Centralia afternoon and adjourned i
' r - , , without recommendln the Jetting of,
10 lenUOia WJinpanv S the contracts tor the reenforoed con-
' ' icrete bridge across Sullivan's irulch at
ilillieS. . ' Twenty-eighth street This aotlon
;" mh oecause tne 'contractors, i
naca.ua, uieoisca and Joplln, and City
Engineer Taylor could not arrive at an
understanding aa to the plana and
specifications. . . , . . , - .
a Hi i a .... a m. . . m
. r.llrvl r. 'leyior. insisiea mat- me plans
-1 "v v not Mmn ola aUhnnrh ha i4M nnl
, construction lei in we uoiumoia river say that -the specifications, which Mr.
basin since the recent financial atrln- Backus said covered every point asked
awarded veaterdav hv the 'or, were not- That there has been
?y,W 7 e,tra3r Djr " a misunderstanding between the engl-
Centralla Eastern. Railroad company to neer and contractors came out at yosi
W. F. Nelson, of the well-known con terday afternoon's meeting. Mr, Taylor
" tractins- firm of Kelson A White. The "tated that he had asked 'for certain
tracunf iirm oi Aeisra wnite. ne pUn and ,p;lflotlOB, whcn ),aa not
line, to be constructed (a 10 miles f been prepared by the contractors. Mr.
first-class railroad, from at point near Backus and Mr. Joplln both contended
Central! to ,co mine, .owned by the &rahh- aTtVraT.dWl.S
jucuuui. vi wuii,u, ... j nun Wttn tne understanding that every-
v The road will, when completed and thing was satisfactory. Mr. Taylor did
equipped, have cost' about 1200,000. It not deny- this assertion although he
Is a rush Job, and must be completed stated that the . plana . were not what
within 90 daya. The contract waa closed they should be. - - v ,.
. yesterday at the Portland hotel, be- Representatives of the east aids push
.'tween Mr. Nelson and B. II. Johnson, clubs were present They came Im
. vice-president and general manager of pressed with the Idea that Mayor Lane
tne centralia eastern. Mr. Nelson will I ana me memoers or the board
ThcWayWe Do Dentistry
Tf a nflt with a rood reouta
finn ihirm ll.oo for a sold crown,
and aava th duplicate can be mad
no cheaper, by any other dentist, is It
a recti
There are two sides to ' every
tory; --
The Other Side Tou pay for the
esiaousned reputation, - . :
Our Side The difference Is: Ou
profit" is much less and we work
harder for our money but wa. give
you the same value ror i.oq.
Our 17.00 artificial teeth stand on
the same equality regardless - of
PriCe.;, J, . ,,: . .
No man ever made a better bridge
man we oner ror ai.uv per tootn.
Our fillings are the best, '
We bava but one price. Tou can
get no better, no matter what you
Say. investigation costs nothing,
ome and see us. We -will aava you
money, auu uri your leeta. -
Folly
Work at These Prices:
Gold Crowna ..$34. OO
Bridges, per tooth...
lines
Set Teeth, best made.
Gold Fllll
1.00 to
were
be stationed at Centralia February l, holding- up the bridge and trying to 1
to berln. subletting the work. About I Jod tne contractors. - Steeches wera
S00 men win be required on construe-1 made by Mayor Lane and members of
lion worn. . i ins commutes wno assurea-tne visitors
The intcrentai riart "of ihm Mennra I that ' thev Ware In arnat ahnur hiilM.
Coal company and the Centralia Eastern I ng a bridge and were trying to be fair
- are Deueved to do closely allied to the o mo property owners and contractor.
Burlington, and therefore friendly to They assured the representatives - that
the Northern Pacific, It Is known that work on the bridge would be pushed aa
the Centralia Eastern could secure, with rapidly aa 'possible. . . .
four miles less road, a connection with Several of the visitors then addressed
the Ore iron A Waahlnrton railroad, the the meetlnr And thanked tha commit.
Harrlman line now under construction I te for the expressions of good will
between Portland and the sound, but de- I but sUted that while they were glad
uoeraieiy cnooaes 10 ouiia me iour ex-I uie cooperation or tne Doard in
tra mnes to connect witn tlis Northern
Paclflo at a point about a mile and
a half .north of Centralia.
The Harrlman line now has about JO
miles Of .It new road completed north
of Centralia, and the proposed new line
of the Centralia Eastern will parallel
Teeth, mounted on gold
Teeth, mounted on platinum..
Eastern Denlisfs
rifth moor XotaoUld Building.
Fhona BfaU BT80. " .
St. W. Cor. Washingtoa and roartb.
Office hours, I to 8:10 p. m. Sun
daya. to 1 p. m. .
LAWYERS EXPLODE
Art said often to ba burled sU feet nrxJct
ground. But many timet women call or
their family physicians, suffering, at thm
Imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from
heart disease, another from liver or kid
nav disease, another from nervous tiros
tratlon, another with pain hen and there,
and In this way they present alike to
Attorneys Become KealIics- VXgVtiteJSS
v iy ana uan ;acn uuicr.
Harsh Names.
he, aMuming them to. ba tuch. proscrlbtt j
iiis di us ana potions, in reantr. mer aro
an oniytumptoma caused Dvsome uterins
oisease. ine-
The concluding testlmoiry In the Pal-
merton divorce case In the circuit court
yesterday afternoon afforded entertain
ment for a large crowd of spectators,
which was kept constantly amused by
the sallies of the opposing attorneys,
aa weU aa by the character of the testi-
eauie of suffer
until large bills
I patient gets no betle
wrong treatment, out
piy&sician, ig
ilia. Ktrna ud ma
re nnide. Jliurufl
nrooaoiv worar
norant of tbi.
trettmeni
erlng
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pmnor rnffdirine like DrT'lprpe't Fiynrt j
tiavv Entire Lnuoiti tne. tlisoHs, jherV
oy oisciiing an muse aifttruutng tymp-
vouiB. ana insiiiuiinK -camion instead f.i
prolonged misery, it hat been well said.
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monv. Onoa the rlnh nf attornava had I Utt"a d SeftM known IS half cured
a aerlous aspect, for the lie was passed Dr. Piqrce't Favorite Prescription It a
and W. J. McMahon bounded from the scientific medicine, carefully devised by
wLtnWh!,ptP,!:ar1E-!wJ-Ci!illli,ri n experienced and skillful physician.
Who had t la ceil him on the stand. But . mAtA 4. j.u I-
a wide Uble Intervened and '-tha two li?Y'X,S:?ml' " -JL? J"m:
hl riiow. .,.K.i,i annihin-1 B-U' V American me-jicint
influence of tha court. Tf"ftJ J" U
. McMahon, who acted as attorney c" V3 ,r un" ","""'" UT lnr- lf'
Mrs. mva M. palmerton, had been called 'v'f'-
10 tne stana to testify regarding c-er-
a txjwerful InvUoratlnr tonfa
win oonversauons ne noo naa over tne 1 TOrite I'reacripuon" ImparXa I
Fa-
mnArtai attrAmrtti in
Lfiiuii wi 111 oufj 01 nsj wiineHei kuu vu i in vnrt a ivium m.nn t 1.11 rrtrr 4(a.
Atha. -.lev. T 1 I 7rw -y""- la
waav uuad w i .im - araiuiaisuii aaisia auv
Alllster. McMahon i
erecting a bridge across the gulch they
I also- believed- in' fair play
which they
Its rlsht of jarar four milea of that iia
uncn,. wiia ouijr u. xenc , Between tne I pn i yraieraay s meeting.
seemed to think was not being shown
iv dicruB uieoisn and jopun.
. The. contractors contended they could
not learn from City Engineer Taylor
what he wanted of them and tried to I
get exacuy wnat ne desired in the way
two roadt.
. The Men dot a Coal company la com
posed of Iowa and Illinois men who
have recently Invested In cpal mines ,
In western Washington. F. a Ketchum.
ine president, is an old-time coal oner.
ator and stockholder in the Burling-
roDDiiie
i
BURNED
N BAKING
ton road. A station a few miles west
of Burlington is naraad Ketehum in hi
honor. The Mendota Coal company la I awarded the contract Friday at the
-m m uwn uwui s.uvw acres ox coal I "i"a vi mo caecuuve ooara.
iauu IB uwii vuuaiy.
After much beatlnc about an arma
ment was .reached whereby - the- con-
Mr. Jtylor by Thursday, and he will CoiUlCil NOW Asked tO Un
report to the board Friday. When thla I , iw" -ow s-w
giOTiucui wu reacnea everyoooy pres
ent believed the difficulties', existing
btween the city and the contractors had
oeen setund . and tnat tney will be
consider Overzealous Ef
forts to Slice Expenses.
IT ATTTT?T DU i T nTTTn TIT
MUX BK GUEST OP V. . ...
UNITAKIAJf ALIiIANCE J"u
Missing for three months, and with
10 tne sound. While In Portland she I Troutdaie seems
. win do me guest or Mrs. w. Sltton.
inra. orauury s nome is in B
talifornla. She represents the
coast at the national alliance.
row afternoon she will be the guest
the Unitarian alliance here, where it
hoped every member, as well as all turned. The family formerly lived In m,.,,
Because of the council's desire to
cut down expenses, which spirit was
shown in lopping off 11,500 from the
recommendation made by the park board
for a salary tor a park superintendent,
the board ' finds Itself In a dilemma
which has compelled It to write to each
councilman-asking that the action be
have , disappeared reconsidered and the allowance asked
"Ar.'mbr.ncef iJJiHlJJ!
these mattera did not aaree.wlth Me- lTil v"r':..raw7' aT01
a n i.,...'. . .. ui.u.1,.. uwa teacners. milliners, areasmaitert.
had denied having made a certain re-1 etmttresaet, "the. -jlrli" honta-keepert,
mars,' McAllister remarked: I nursing motnors, an leeoia women gen'
erally.Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
5!iorHK VJ m! fymVnjmfTln'i!t inaleC at an gppetlilnff cordial and r
from the witness stand, while from the I atoratlva tonl , .
"You're a
liar.'
ttoratlve tonic .
At a toothing god itrengthenlor nerv
ine "Favorite Prescription Is unequalod
and It lnvalnable In allaying and subduing-
nervous excitability, Irritability
nervont exhaustion, nervous prostration
neuralgia,-hysteria, spasms. St. Vitus!
dance, and othor dlttreulng, nervou
symptomt . commonly attendant npoi
functional and organle disease of th
uterus. It induces refreshing sleep ar
relieves mental anxiety and despondencv
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant pellets invlgorai
the stomach, liver and bowels. One t
uin a aose, iasy to tags as cnay.
mjs. m. a. Eeabury, vice-president of letters addressed to her returned to
the National Unitarian alliance, has J the senders. Lulu Williams, the pretty
Just arrived In Portland, after a'VlsitMeS-hter of - Mrs. Ella -Williams of
and aha I 1 routdaie seems ' lO nave . d unnnnil
&fi!"?5 S eJ..hJLJitm by the board be aranted.
creioy, i - ' biiiiuo aiairacica I Knt thinking th. .mm.ll .m
uest of Spokane and tiat recently- all tha letT " WlJliL who is exoecfed to ar"
re It Is ters written to her there have been re- rveNi Portland alwut Varc l o Vif
mm ii I turned. Tna fmiiv fnmi. I rive in t-oruand apput Marcn l, to take
members and friends of the church, will Meeker. Colorado, Mrs. Williams having bowf f inds ltse? "wltSSut f und? to
b,eK.r,re'!ent to welcome her and. If pos- moved to Troutdaie five or six months th? new sunerintendnt and I LPn
siblo, hear something of the work of Uko. -It has been two years since she with the uftorttv of the board haB
the different church branches throua-h- has aeen her dauahter.. rV Z ..L"?,.?0' .
other side of tha table the bl form of
MoAUlster arose to face him.
Bee here," said Judge Bronaugh,
you cannot say thlnsrs like that in this
court." .
"He was insultlna-. vour honor." cried
MCMahqn. " "He called me a liar."
McAlliater denied that he had called
McMahon a liar and the latter returned
to the witness stand to resume bis an
swers to McAllister's searchlnr cross-.
fire. But the remainder of the flre-
works waa comparatively tame.
Orrin Palmerton took the stand in hta
own behalf In the afternoon and denied
nearly all the charaes of his wife. He
said he could not remember ever having
told her that be carried enough ''atufT
In his pocket to blow up (he town, and
If he had said it the statement waa
meant as a Joke. When asked about
havlnsr smeared tha American tlaa with
red paint to use in a Socialist parade,
raimertoa appealed to tne court.
Sldat X,ook Insane.
"Do I have to answer that nueetlonT"
he asked. . .
Objection vaaa made bv his attorney
and the court sustained the'obJecUon,
on the ground that painting the flag and
being a Socialist have nothing to do
with the law of divorce In Oregon.
. Palmerton said he had never atrtirk
his wife In his life. He admitted that
many things had been nrovidea for him.
self and wife by his father-in-law and
by Mrs. & J. Jones, but asserted that
he had worked ail he could and that all
his earnings not spent for doctor bills I In some respects the forthcoming ex
went to the benefit of his home. Hla I . dj.i.... nr.iu -.. I
sent home from the army in the Philip- Et'.'l? .nd ,b,u aJlu7 J? men -to 8oue"
pines, wnere nis in neaitn oegan, and ; : . '
he haa recenUy applied foa pension. Efiil0'Vj,p ev!r ,mde .on the Plti
The suggestion of Mrs. Palmerton'a Ji' Tne. mo?t elaborate preparations
attornev that Palmerton mav be insane '?r comfort and pleasure of tha exour-
waa frequently commented on during fh Th".!- i Ln" 111 i 11 U ",Umate2
oijR CRfeAT DISCOUNT--
; SALE OF , l '
m Benjamin's ;
WILL" END IN A FEW DAYS:
" it you desire to take advantage of this"
liberal offer to secure the finest Ready-
towear uarmenis ODiainaDie, we sug
gest that you call at once. REDUC-
TIONS: . . - J ; ;-;..
$20 Suits and Overcoats. . . . .$15.00 v
: $25Suit's and Overcoats.'. .918.751,
J- $30 Suiti and Overcoats. . . . .$22.50
$35' Suits arid Overcoats . . . . '. $20.25
: $40; Suits and Overcoats. .; . .$30.00
. Sale includes all suits of Fancy Chev
lots, . Cassimeres, Worsted 1 Materials.
Special Shirt Sale.
30 Dozen Regular ; ftA
$1.25 Values OUC
ELABORATE PUS
FOR SP0K1E JAUNT
Washington Wheat Eaisers
Will Go in Blaze of Glory :
to California.
yr i 311
Morrison St, 0pp. Posloffice
The Portland Trunk Mfg. Co.
' MAKEKS OP HIGH-QUALITY BAGGAGE :
54 3d St., Cor. Pine, 2 STORES 2 1076th St.tNear Stark
a
dence to that effect, was presented, how
ever, and Palmerton'a bearing on the
witness stand did not appear to confirm
that the inland empire men
160,000 for their p
rill
spend
a sum exceeding
ure triD.
ine special train will be one of the
such a theory. When the testimony was ?,"pBlaV?1 e,Tf 1rvn over aP American
finished, at s:so p., mt, Judge Bronaugh '"Ji . . ""i T" . ',"w?
took the case under radvisement. yeBtenc? .f Pul train, and
I be
o. t the United States, and especially
upi'ii ion cwbu - i . , '
The meeting will be held in the tTnl-
i-nan cnurcn parlors, corner of Seventh
ana lamnm streets, at 2:30 o clock.
BOY STEALS SEVEN ;
, BICYCLES INOXE 3IQXTH
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Thomas governs, aged IS, was arrest
ed yesterday by Detective Smith charged
with stealing bicycles. A. search of the
home of young Soverns In Arleta re
vealed seven bicycles, ail of which bad
been taken within the last month or
eo.-In an effort to conceal the identity
of the wheels Soverns had changed the
handle bars, lights, pedals and other ap
purtenances from one bicycle to another.
has seen her daughter.
sent a letter to the councilmen asking
iur m, rauansiaeraiion 01 ine salary ap-
pmpriaiion on me ground mat tho
cnange is xor tne city's welfare.
When the question of appropriations
i-Biiie up ueiure ine council, tne mem
bers allowed an increase for Supenn-
AHTI-TREATING MORE
at
con. I
Willi
an ex
RAPID
TH0USAIO)S OF E0SES
IN CITY PABK BLOCKS
Member, of the park board fomaJly irM &M WashinOn Bep
t aside the three nlaa hlorlca t Ki ."'v.ri80? ? r'slne,n, PT -ttt.mi -r-- .
reseniauves ym jeorm
fGAIIiSGROUi
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bi aeiue mo in rue Diaza diopkb tn lu .uu. n . r.-i T. .r".
day mornlne. In addlUoaT to thiffioVk .St.7'.i"
c " " ........ . m ., w,,. cu . lijd . fir wnm m n m nmrm nr in. wj.
blocks between Salmon and Main ni
between Harrison and Montiromerv.
Banked beds will be the means to dls-
tay me roses, of wntch there will be
.000 bushes set out. Of these t fcnn
will be Caroline Testouts, J.00O Ulrlch
BruAners, 600 , Folks tones and 60 Red
Ramblers.
connected by telephone
pense of $500 by the Paclfio States Tel
ephone company, so that a number of I
pnones in each car will b available to
passengers to carry on conversations
wun irienas in any part or the train.
i ne nmii or capacity or motive power
on tne southern Pacific will be tested
by this train, which will have It heavy
varo, including eignt fuuman sleepers,
two dining cars, a baggage car and an
ooaervaiion car. -
Beautiful Itineraries are being printed
as souvenirs of the trip. The ticket, in
cluding coupona for each meal, and for
all rides and special events, has been
printed and bound tn book form for each
paosenger. : : .
The excursion Will he In thm n.fra
i of an ovation for the Spokanese from
The anu-treating movement, as , a j .tH'SimJri
vuiou- iui lUHiuiiciuiu!! iHiiu in ne i muii-, me una. ai i'oruana, rcDruary
moral ana economio aspects, which. i'"1. ."" " aiven an entertainment
General Organization.
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une oi tne important iiuttes of Physicians k
and the Well-informed of the World w
fa to learn as to the relative, standing and reliability of the leading mantifaetur
' era of medicinal agents, as the most eminent physicians are the most careful as to
the uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by them," and it iselj
known to physicians and the i Well-informed generally that the California Fig Syrup
Co., by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the ethical character of
its product has. attained to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which
is accorded to successful and jeliable houses only, and, therefore, that the name of the
Company has become a guarantee of the excellence of its remedy. .
TRUTH AND QUALTTV - ,
Appeal to the Well-informed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent sue
tcess ana creauaDie stanaing, inereiore we wisn to can tne attention of all who would
enjoy ' good health,: with', its blessings, to the fact that it involves the question of right
living with all the term implies. With proper knowledge of w best each hour
of recreation, of enjoyment, of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute
to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage, but
as in many instances a simple, wholesome, remedy may be invaluable if taken at the
proper time, the California Fig Syrup Co. feels that it is alike important to present
truthfully the subject and tosupply the one perfect -laxative remedy which has won
the approval of physicians and the. world-wide acceptance of the Well-informed because
of the excellence of the combination, known to alL and the original method of manufac
ture, which is known to the. California Fig Syrup Co. only. i f
7 This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under the name of
Syrup of Figs and has attained to .world-wide acceptance as the most excellent of
family laxatives, and as its pure laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well,
known to physicians and the Well-informed of te world to be the best of natural
laxatives, we have adopted the more elaborate i name of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
; sennaas more fuUy descriptive of the remedy, but doubtlessly it wur always be
called for by the shorter name of Syrup of Figs and to get its beneficial effeits always
. note, when purchasing, the full name of the- Company Calif ornia v Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front of every package, whether yon simply call for Syrup of
Figs or by the full name JSyrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as Syrup of Figs and
' Elixir of Senna is the one .laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup '
o. ana tne same neretofore known by the name tsyrup 0I,lgs wnich has given sat
isfaction to millions. The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists throughout the
iUnited States in original packages of one size only, the regular price of which is fifty;
cents per bottle. - - - - . - ;
Every bottle is sold under the general guarantee of the Company, filed with the
Secretary of Agriculture, at Washington, D. C, that the remedy 'is not adulterated
or misbranded within the meaning of theFood and Drugs Ac June 30th, 1906.
ITe rn mm
to Portland about a year ae-o at hi.
own expense to secure the position of
nuci iiiimiut-iii uui arnvea just a. nay
too late. He returned tn Murli inn n ti 1
the board haa been considering mnin.: I , I under the.ausDtces of the rnmm.n.1.1
ftl him slnre. fleveral -mmmim "luv lu promuigauoo 07 ArcnDisnop elub tht will rtv.l .i .ln. . LIT;
""""""i uou ir i ine xnn. -rue excuralon will ha
this sUte very rapidly, received s fresh Oregon-California event and not strictly
Impetus last nlaht. in an address bvla California Jaunt
ev. taawm v. una
tng him since. Several weeks ago tho
members made him a formal offer which
ne accepted.
ira of St. Marv's
catnearai, aenverej Derore tne struc
tural Building Trades' alliance.- The
speaxer reiterated the claims which
have previously been made, that tho ;
treating haolt Is the rreat cause of
the miseries of poverty In the home of
tne wonting man. in this connection
he said:
'7 can assert without fear of contra.
diction, that apart from the 'cases
wnere ramuics are afflicted with sick
ness and accidents, the one arreat causa
I of penury in the home is the treating
habit. A man -may be able to anend K
cents for hla glass of beer and still
maintain his familv'in frue-al comfort.
but when the nickel is multiplied by
xive or an 10 meet tne aemanas or
ITHERSPOON
IIIED'-
BY ALL EUROPEANS
thirsty circle who stand at the bar. the
case la entirely different. The issue
wnicn tne anu-treating movement ad
vances . Is an economic one and the
.at stake.'-'
GAUFORNIA FIG SYRUP. CO.
Xoulsvflle, Ey.
v San Francisco, CaL -U.
S. A. . .
London, England.
New Tork, N. J.
-,.,,. - BgMa as ' r ,.
Tomorrow (Wednesday) night at the
Hell la- theatre. Fourteenth and Wash
ington stre'ets. America's famous basso,
Herbert Wltherspoon will be beard in a
grand eong-recital.-
, Although a much written about Amer
ican basso, who has gone to Europe
uttu.iDu mo xingnsn, tne uerman
and the French admirera nt m-nnA n,,,.n
vances , is an economic one and the I he has not lost his head .Knrhert witiT
Thl ribolltlotr of "the" treatln cuat tBl' "fhlfSiffi!". ? '
Rev Vathm- rvH.n ,mUmvmm i. T-- I - " A. V""" . ur comoinea
cure for the nol phase of the ques- work The fact that he exnaina Jm.f
niaVtlHn.1Vthd.t.ln lntemperance numbers to the audienca does not
"I mJst aonea to everv on. .k, ."-,n.1.-?P'c.na'1. work ro-
iv. thA lihlct mnminfi .'lf 1 Jur. " ine . aUOUOr m
tlonT t'taltaMNT due"aimoHi SiflSSeV of tS"SSWr iSS b
entirely to the treaUng habit Few Slven to Herbert Wthersn the an
men would drink immoderately If it I E;i,V. i,,"ieJ?P??.nth?. "0.:
The rntl-treatinVaocie Mr.- Witnerspoon's selections for an
-anu-ireaung . societies, through eveninc number from is tn an ,n
their representatives, will meet Fanuary and nresent a M.(nr?J mL.i - J ."JK
SPITCIALTHIS WEEK
GOOD. SERVICEABLE TRUNK$.','. .... . .,..$4.00 TO $14.00
COWHIDE SUIT - CASES..;.. ...f 5.00 TO f 20.00
FABRICOID SUIT CASES. M... :....$a.00 TO 5.00
ALLIGATOR; HAND BAGS.,.....- -,;..?5.00 TO 20.00
i SEND FOR CATALOGUE
Sixteenth street, to- discuss-plans, for
a general organization, and elect offi
cers. Representatives from Idaho and
Washington wlty be present
DISAPPEARS AFTER
LOSING HIS 0B
German , songs, leading , Into oratorio
ana operatic arias. taKlnr iin the mnd.
ern German and modern French compo-
oiiivun, xm cuKUHii ana American Dal
lads, the earlv Tilncllah mrA t.i.i.
a-ivlnar a variety of mi ml on 1 ntimH
wnicn aispiay to Bpienaid advantage Mr.
hr,5f6,VSfvLTIIE. TRUTH ABOUT
KIDNEY TROUBLE
singer has left his home near Boring.
Aionsmger nad been working on the
Mount Hood railroad but. when the
forces were discharged he was among
those who were out of work. Since then
Monalna-nr haa hoen Ammnnrttmt , c.n.
day. January li, he left home, avowedly
w w wuaiutiu io get meaicine. elnce
M.iStkn. .nJ" Persistent and, very .painful
after . remaining away some time ' re- I tnal t0 " suspected' Where there
lurnea. jars. iaonsina-er la sreativ I annears tn tie no aim fn ; ih.M
ried ovef; the disapilearance of her hus-JPecially ln those cases in which there
; (UREAAIIO HEADACHES)
There is a class of. headaches that
Dana, tine is in verv noor h..i,h iu
Monslnger is not a drinking man. At
the time" of his disappearance he bad
but $1.25 In hla possession. -
Monslna-er la a veteran thm en.
ish-Amerlcan war and tm mi mn m
xie is live reet three Inches in belrht
are decreased or scanty .llmln.ilnna
! These are usually ugly symptoms and
mean that the -Jcldneva- are not nlimi.
nating the,. toxins or poisons, and that
mey are reiamea in ins
clrculntlnn
it Is in SUCh Cases that annnlntln
symptoms or drowsiness and , convul-
weighs 16T pounds, has hasel colored tmVn. m.mm , s
eyes and ahort gray, whiskers.. . , The central difficulty Is again tnflam
, - - Imation Of the kidneys that haa tn a.
HE.W T0 SPEAK . frTVrllX Mi
. . iniiHmmaiiuii i win reopen. ine .TUDU16S
- ON GOOD rTTT71?!Tfi restorauon. ,
. yxi WJJXJ KjlllLirjiyB As the direct effect of Fulton's Renal
- -"i.' Compound is. to abate inflammation in
Francla J Vfmnnv arr.aA . the kidney tissues, it .is seen whv it Im
cutor of 'criminaia rinh rH;Ji'.T.T tee first thing to be effective In these
is to speak this evenln at tha mrni cases , and wby-fallure has been .the
wona-reaational church on "Armf m I rnie -unoer tne oia indirect treatment
Good UtlaenshlD." Mr. Henev haa hn . ' symptoms under .the above head--
anxlous to speak on certain matters-that I I. urf" Jna permit or vno delay,
he ha. unearthed in his lnySi$fito
J
late He am Mcp
' v Oh the lease (S years) and furnish
ings of this Modern New Hotel of
-'r- 64 rooms (4 blocks.north of Wash
ington). Running-, water.-l steam
',heat, etc Fireproof structure. N '
Must sell at. once; will accept any.
reasonable offer.
MR. PHIL. GEVURTZ
I. GEVURTZ & SONS
ran na land fraud - cases. He will
icu oi ine onerauoni nr Riwf an
Scbmiti in California and. of ih. i...
grabbing ring in Oregon. The lecture
will be free, and owing to the great in
terest in Mr. Henev and hla wnrir ih.
is no doubt but that the church will be
niied to hear what the : mvprnm mnt'a
prosecutor bag to Bay. .
ered they were nearly always fatal and.
(In such cases hot baths will aid the
Renal Compound, as sweating helps to
relieve the ureamlc condition.)
Literature mailed free. ; - s
, , . , JOHN J, FULTON CO., ,
. . Oakland,. Cal.
' Fulton S Renal Comnoimd can he hA
at all flrt-claa drug stores, - j
BAPTISTS T0 HATE t
, SUMMER ASSEMBLY
At the" meeting; yeaterday xof the
Baptist . ministers at the T. M. C A.
building the plan of having a summer
assembly of Baptist ministers from all
over the state1 waa discussed. It
hoped to start the movement this sum
mer and to make It a permanent in
stitution thereafter. The time and place
have not yet, been settled , upon "but it
is likely tnat tne pian win do aaoptoa
for it has . met wjth favor wherever
suggested. ; - ,
She matter -of ""the auoport of the
superannuated ministers of the Baptist
church was spoken .of and a plan is
being , broaohed for the establishment
of a home for them. ' This matter will
be brought up for consideration at the
Paclfio coast , conference . in May.- at
Oakland, California. It was also re-
luested -mat the cnurcnes air. take or-
'erlnsrs at a communion service for tha
regular . zuna '
Building lermita.
Henry Osterhols. erect dwelling-. Ells
Jtt s. . vmv-wrwvi .KJ . A .lit LUlll HilU
Thlrty-firstr42,t)00; F. M. Varner, erect
aweiung, uast xnirty-nrst, between Bel
mont ana luastt Kamnni, sz.goo; Bowd
M. Hamilton, erect dwelling. East 8ix-
teentn, between -TtiiamooK and Thomp
son, $3,600; Fred Green, erect dwelling,
Base Line road, corner Ebey, S,008;
P. J. McDonald, erect dwelling, Wasco,
between - at Twenty-second and East
Twenty-fourth, $4,760; Peter Ell, erect
dwelling. East Eleventh, between Al
berta and .Florence. SI. 200: J. M. Freiu
linger. . erect dwelling, East Twenty
second,1 corner Taggart, s $1,400; K. G.
Lundstrom, erect dwelling, East Nlne-
.tcenth, between Thompson amLjrill
moon, ' $4,000; Mra; C. Glnty, ere
aweiung, Grand avenue, between H
laday and Pacific, $2,000; John Prou
fit, erect dwelling, Weidler, between EeJ
Twenty-seventh and Vf. East Twen
eighths $1,600; H. W. Neubert; s ere!
dwelling. East Thirty-second, betwe
oieDnens ana. Hnrrmnn. ii.znn- r
Day, erect dwelling, Commercial,
tween Mason ana Skidmore, $1.8
Josepn Hezzel, erect dwelling, Ea
lentn, petween Alnsworta and Rigg
' A Higher Xsaltb X,eveL
"I havl reached a hieher health itn,
since Jt began using Dr. King's Nd
ijiie -fins. writes jacon Hnnnirer 1
West Franklin, Maine. ,'sThey keep nf
stomach, liver and bowels working ju)
riKui. - it. incne-puis ainappoint you
triaL monejwill be refunded at evil
more vrug;o, i arug store, isc.
. COFFEE ' ;
' The world is full of anony
Mocha:" : "
Who returns your rrionc!
if you don't like 'em?
Tour grocer returns your money If y
don't like Schilling'! bestfwe pay him
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