The Oregon daily journal., April 29, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

THE ' OREGON DAILY jfrURNAt, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. ' APRIL 23. ,1008.
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RGIi! STRICTLY
III BOOST CLASS
Commercial Qnb Keoran-
i ized and Advertising
v ' Fund Started.
The Season's Last
Pianola Recital
V I
Eilers Piano House Arranges Ex
ceptionally Fine Program .
for Last Concert
I'e Can
-il W Air"
Pay 200 Per Cent on Florence
Placer Stock
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or in iujhir'i pianola re-
be given by Ell.re Flan
'oell M.est J""-
Elfin, Ur April It. Tom Richardson
when here last week gave the cltlsene
t thla section on of hie cbaracteriatlo
talke along the line of betterment for
riri. .nil the Indian valley, and put eo
" Wh w.thuKloem Into the ,'"" ."i I
a meeting we twwjeu v -
F"t ti feorrnlr the Elfin
fclal club, which hM been In i etate
f coma for rw or two The meet
inm vn well attended and all present
lapm-ewl the Intention to reorganise
the Commercial club on aound business
nrinclnles. and try for a year i
hat could be done In the way or oet-CL,Z.-f
fnr ihi. aectlon. A eubacrlp-
ttoa IUr- waa atarted and the reaponss
Jt la th Intention to raise about IlltO
month for on year, whloh aum will
y seed to advertise the reeourea of
.this section. , . .
- Th following offlcera were elected
for Uia enaui:ig year; President. F. K.
Itb: Tlce-pre'ljent. D. B. Hendricks;
retary. Lee Tuttlejtreaaurer. J. B.
Thoraon; truateoa, 11. H. Weataerapoon.
in aoramer and J. W. Brown, who will
act tn conjunction with tha offlcera
' mentioned above. A eollcltlng commit-
. of three. V. E. 8 ml to. IX B. Hand
rlcka s.nd Mayor Bluemenateln, waa ap
pointed to ylalt tha bualneaa men and
farmer to aet their aid toward tha
movement. Tha proapecta of something
doing along the lino of advancement for
Kla-in and tha Indian valley wer never
rlghtr, and wlUi the election or to
ebov offlcera to tha Commercial club
ood results are certain, for they are
...all bustlera, and have th Interests of
this community at heart. ;
JOIffi HAYS HAf.TMOND
REfiEIVS BIG GONTRACT
Expert , . Mining, Engineer
1 Consents to Accept $500,-
000 a Year
, (Special Dispatch ta He loaratl.)
1 San Francisco, April St. John Haya
Iimmond, th eminent mining 'anlneer,
haa mad a new contract with tha 9tig
genhelma to be their expert for the next
five yeara at a aalary of 1(00,000 an
nually. Ilia Drat flva yeara' contract
ulth them at th aame terma expired
on March 1 lat, while Mr. Hammond
waa aerloualy III at tha Falrmount
hotel. In thla city, following an opera
tion for appendicitis. .
- By the urma of tha preaent contract
rs waa tha oaa with the first one, Mr.
Mammond la not to buy or exploit on
own hehair, aoia. auver or copper
la to cnooae nia own aasiai-
looae hi own aael
1i
'mine, and
' This aalary. together with tha lneom
from hia own prlvat propertlea In Can
st. Montana, Mexico, Houtn Airica
nnd elsewhere, will yieia jar. mmmogo
t with the Ouarprenbelm people.
J 1.000,000
MnnuaJl
contrac
here, wl
a year.
which, ha haa enjoyed
alnca tha beginning of hla flratl
Th laat
rltala will
itouee rTiaay evening. May, 1. an
promlea to be tha mot pretentloua
muaicai event or tne year. w .
Tit nrocram arranaed la a fltllna
climax to tneae highly appreciated ana
aiiceeaeful weekly musical a; given by
the houae of Ktlera aolely In the Inter-
eat of muaJc and ita ad vanoemeot.
Two of the aololata who will appear
re too well known to need any apeel!
comment They are Mlaa Kathleen
Lawler. acknowledged the foremoet ao
prano In the writ, and Mr. lMm J. Zan,
the eminent baritone.
Mr. Charlea Duncan Raff, a 'celllat of
high atandlng In the eaat, will be heard
for the Are time at thla recital. Hla
initial apiearance la being looked for
ward to with much expectancy.
In addition. Mr. Frederie W. Good
rich, the moat prominent ortaalat on
tha eoaat will prealde at the pipe organ.
Th program will eonaiat chiefly of
requeat number thoae that have been
moet popular at tha varioua Pianola re
cital auring tne paer season.
V Klwilaalom Chaff.
' Admlaalon will b by ticket only,
which e-ui be prooured upn application
at iQiiera itano House, ibi waanington
atreeL Indications Dolnt to a crowded
houaa and It will be well therefor to
secure ticket at one, aa only the seat
ing capacity of the hall will be allotted.
OEM HAWK IS
CMRfllTSLEEP
First Sign of Emotion in U
Daj-s Not Sign of Awaken
ing, Doctors Say.
UrJte Presa Leased Wire.)
Loa Angelea, April 19. Mra. BeuUh
Hawklna, the psychological marvel who
baa been In a cataleptlo aUte for Ji
daya,i wept today. Teaxe were forced
through her closed eyellda down her
cheek, but aside from thla fir at exprea-
alon of her feeling lnc ah entered
into th cataleptlo tat whloh baa
chained her aince February last no algn
of Intelligence nor of the agony which
must possess ner waa given. ., fny si
clans aay that tha tea re have no sig
nificance. They were merely a melan
choly meaaage from -the heart of thla
aged woman, who ta oz tnia world ana
et removed xrom u in a moei psineuo
aahlon. ,
Doctora call her caae one of cataleptlo
insanity and yet they agree that symp
toms are present wntcn wouta noi ne
found In a typical caae.
The catalepsy la du entirely to a
nervoua affection which haa not ahat
tared her mental faoultiea. -
All experimenta and attempt .to
arouse the woman have failed. Strange
ly enough, however, ner neaitn la excel
lant a.mt mil functlona ascent thoae coy
erned by conaclouaneaa, are perfectly
normal. 4 - j
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The Guggenheima, through the Ameri-J p.rfct fitting glaaeea II atMetiger'a
can Smelter Becurltlea ana omer com-1 - ,
ixinlea. are large ownera or goia. suyeri
and copper mlnea In Mexico, Alaska,
Colorado. California, Nevada, waahtng
ton, Utah, .Montana and other aections.
Through the advice of Hammond ae
en expert they have invented million of
riollara in mlnea, and are aald to have
never made a mistake by eo doing. Hia
Tiew contract with the Guggenheima
wlU not prevent Mr. Hammond and hla
aRsoclate from developing water power
end coal .mine propertlea they have In
California. . . . . ,
Mr. Hammond control a blf water
and power plant in the Sierra Nevada
mountain eaat of Vlaalla. He la also
beavily interested In coal mlnea In Mon-
Vrey county, 14- ml lea eaat of the
fcouthern Pacinc main line in th Coat
range tnountaina He and hla aaaocl
atea are to have a railroad built to the
rnlnea, and are to spend several mil
Ion in developing them in tha near fu.
ture. '.v iV.
COMPLETE OFFICIAL
; BETUMS OF MALHEUB
"v Special Dispatch te The Joorfll.l
' Vale, Or AprU at. Th official oount
pf the primary retnrna for Malheur
country haa been 'completed. t The Og-
urea follow: $ f-J ftA' '.
. Republican Cak' lit, . Fulton III;
Elli 284. Oeer t22, Bhepherd 98; Beam;
E14: Bailey 170, Reid4l Aitchlaon 210,i
tiaaton 84, Hamilton bb., wunourt ju,
, Loiinka 41. Whiting II; Leedy 86, Mo-
CulloclC 4Parrlsh 280, SIU )7,
, lirook 461, Brown 267, Hayes 148 Hjir
J76. BoaweU 188. parley :
678. Seaward 481, Zuta 450, T. T. NeW
fin waa nomlnatnd for coroner.
Democratic Chamberlain 187; Derby
(1J. Jeffery 1J2: Coaad 186. Morfitt
ar.i .inapK soo. Richardson 221. Dear
born 80. Forbea 67, Looney 88, Mao-
) -hereon 171, . Thomaa 838, Mallet 254,
Welch 149, Duncan 124. Mulkey 88,
Milllean 887. Paul Jonea S83. For state
senator- Jame Mahon waa nominated
by the Democrat on a Statement No. 1
pfatf orin. yC ' -. ' '
AVESTPOET ENTERS .ON
VEET BUSY SEASON
Such , Bonding ActMtjr Not Expe-1
tienced la Ten Tears Past
i Excursion Attraction.
CUERY AND MALHEUR
y1 HOLD UP THE BALLOT
RneclKl Dispatch te Tb JonratH
Halem, Or, AprU 29. Curry and Mal
lour coun tie have atlll failed to file
official election returns with the aecre
i.ry of atate. The delay la unusual,
and the county clerks of the delinquent
counties have been notified. Much In
convenience to the secretary of state's
office lascaueed by the delay, as the
1 allot for the June election must be
7 repared immediately.
' ' ' (Bpeclal Dispatch to The Jonruil.)
Weatport Waah., Aprtl 2t. The dock
here present a busy acene, being piled
full of varioua kinda of lumber for use
In th building nowtgolnc forward here
and at,Cohaaaett At the latter place
Waldron la putting tip a large building
that will be uaed for various purposes,
Including a garage, a It 1 expected
that a number of machine from th
?ound - will be there ' thla aummor.
'he wlreleaa telegraph station la going
up and will be located on 'the sand
southwest of the lighthouse. Mr. Tana
haa - lumber on hand for building
house -near the lighthouse. ' Other will I
build thla summer. It Is possible there I
win be some new ana better cottages
erected on the G. A-ft.- grounds thla I
season. Work on the dock is nearly
finished, and It la now In better condi
tion than for many yeara. Old resi
dents of the place aay there is more
building going on thla spring than at
any time in the past 10 years.
The wreck of the schooner Mildred,
at the . end or tne jetty, la proving a
great attraction to Sunday excursion
is ta. The wreck haa drifted in ao that
it la almost even with tne trestle work
of the Jetty, and It can be reached and
boarded at row tide. The hull haa set
tled Into the sand so that the - great
noiea maae.in it wnen it atrucK are not
visible any longer, one of these waa
large enough to drive a team and wagon
Into. One thing very evident to the ob
server is the fact that the timbers of
tne vessel were very oia ana rotten.
wild ' rowi are plentiful. Geese are
riving in large numnera and the beach
la covered with flocka of snipe of two
or three varieties. -
Th excursion aeaaoa ha begun, and!
inree dobis were run 10 mis nonuiar
resort last ounaay. , '..
KENTUCKYHATFIELD
' Let na explain. Our expert mining engineer, Mr. IL B. Parka, haa sampled a large aectlon of our territory, in hla report te th present
'director of th company, than contemplating acquirement of th 17 claim, or iit acre, writing on thla subject among other thlnga aald: f
' i -We encountered bedrock In two foet and the value of the ground waa 1I per yard. Following thla up, we madea cut en bedrnek '
." It feet long about 1,100 feet above the mouth of Miller Creek. The ground here waa two feet deep and showed a value ef 18 40 per yard. We
' then oroaaed the oreek and opened a faeein an open cut I feet Alga in the breast -.This waa about 1.800 feet above th mouth of the erek. The
'overburden, which I wUl take aa 4 feet t Inohea deep, showed a value of 11.10 per yard, and th 18 Inch below that on bedrock showed a Value
.'0t 110.81 per yard." . t . .;'.- , ' ''.. -''r "' - ' ' " - '' ' ''
t i 4 Added together, these aamplea, or teata, aggregate 110. to, but for conventenc let ua aay 10. Therefor, the four teats yrar T-T',
yard. With th equipment that we ahall begin with we can easily handle 1.000 yarda per day, which, at an average of 81 the yard, would
mean a .gold production of 86.000 per day. Working 188 daya per year, aa Idaho gold mlnera do, we would thus tup out the enormous-um .-,
of 11,821,000 per annum. When w begin wahlng gravel at . the Florence plaorlwe will hav xpadd for machinery and equipment and
the price of . the (40 acres, figured flown to aimoat. a cent 180.000. To pay 800 per sent on thla Investment would require aa output of only
8110,000 per year. Add to this not to exceed ll.loo per month for operating expenses, and we need to enlne only .8118.000 pnr year to pay too
per cent per year on every share of a took that will be outstanding. , Now, let us subtract $4.80 par yard, and aay that our gravel return only (0
centa per yardaand we handle 1,000 yarda per day. Thla means 1660 per day. 1481.(00 per year, or 144,(00 more money than required to pay 10
per cent on our atock. and all thla with never an Increase In the volume of our produollon.' The reeult aggregating I It. SO. or more than 81 per
rara, were actually aitainea irora leeis meae lor tne guidance or tae oompany peiore ui it ctaim war . acquireq, ana ajmu rvBiiKiiUi
yard, were actually attained from tests mad for the guidance of th oompany before the IT claim ware acquired, aad A It HI POSITIVE!.
THIS IS ONE OF THE REASONS WE CAN AND DO GUARANTEE MOST GENEROUS DIVI
DENDS, AND MOST SINCERELY BELIEVE WE CAN PAY OUR STOCKHOLD-
ERS 200 PER CENT OR MORE ON THEl6 INVESTMENTS. ' "V r
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When our eoulDment I enlarged It la likely that
pltaned at trifling cost, once the dltcbea and pipe are euppl
Wl!
a ahall bar much mora than 100 ner eant.
at once the dltcbea and pipe are eupplled. Tbeae will have to be In use from the beginning, and are the most expensive part"'
i.uub to i.iuk miner incn or waer ai our eemca, i.ouw yaraa per aay ac rirac can re
The Increase ef production ran be accom-
ano are tne n
doubled later
of the Plant With 1.000 to 1.100 miner' Inches of water at our eerrlre. 1.000 yarda ner day at first can be doubled-later on. therefore, en
clalma of profit on inveatmenta In the abarea of tha Floranc Placer Mining Company are not only NOT exaggerated, but CONBEHYATIVEL
ur
AS
THERE IS A BROAD DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE PLACER AND THE QUARTZ MINE, V
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A heretofore stated la these edvertlsementa, ' the placer mine eaa be tested, yard by-yard, rod by rot let by lot. acre by aere. and na ')
one need blindly boy a placer mine property. Impossible to ao carefully and ao accurately measure, or oetertolne th valu of a quarta min.
In thla rase It I rook that muat be penetrated, but la the placer sand and gravel only. , -
THE MEN AT THE IlEAD OF THIS COMPANY ARE A GUARANTEE dF TOE INTEGRITY s
,: i ' OF ITS MANAGEMENT ;
II a . . v.-; . . ,r. ,. 'a-
"ma Be Mad TM ieasoa by tM
There la not a cleaner eet of neonle In the State of Oregon, and In these announcement m clalma will be maria hat sub lent-ta variflca.
tlon by any per so a who will call at thla office, lnveatlgate for himself and leant the facta, - , ' , .
THIS IS A MAP OF THE CELEBRATED FLORENCE
PLACERS, FROM WHICH DISTRICT MORE THAN $100,
000,000 HAS BEEN TAKEN.
Th black Unas Indlcat the gulches from which the gold was taken, the meadow
are at their month, and the shaded gulches on the oppoarte aide are believed to be fully
aa rich a thoae mined out but theae never have been worked, for lack of water. We
ehall have abundance of water to waah theae, also, as well ea the meadowa we have o
thoroughly teated and KNOW to be immensely rich In the world's greateat tree u re.
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SOUTHERN
iPAClHC
''l(imi XM OUOOsT)
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!i FROM PORTLAND
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As Followe:
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COLONEL FRANK PARKER, FORMERLY OF WALLA WALLA, PANNED $1,200 IN ONE DAY '
FROM ONE OF THESE GULCHES. -
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, Ire said to the writer, in this office, laat Saturday, that "I struck th place broke and wanted to get out to civilisation. I had my pan.
and ehovel with me and began to prospect one of the gulches that lead into the meadow. For a few hour I had poor luck, but at last moved ,
across th guluh and began to pan on the other aide. I found a lead at once, and with the aid of another man, to whom I paid 88. I gathered '
up 11,200 as the result of one day' work." Colonel Parker haa been over every inch of this placer ground and know it Ilk a book,
WE HAVE ONLY 120,000 SHARES OF STOCK FOR SALE. '
. .not, har will be disposed of. Thla, with that-th oompany officer hav aubacribed will completely equip th enterprie.
Each of the directors has taken atock to the extent of hi ability, so that no on 1 invited to pay money Into a treasury th company officials
hav not flrat contributed to. , . , A . , , ,
Oaa Way
wia,
' - 2treot OaUfonU
Chicago $72.50 $87.50
St Louis .... w67,50 . 82.50
St. Paul ..... 63.15 M.75
Omaha 60.00 75.00
Kansas City . . 60.00 75.00
, TICKETS WILL BB ON 8 ALB
May 4,' 18
June 5, 6, 19, 20
July 6, 7, 22, 23 ;
August 6, 7, 21, 22
i'
Good for return In to daya with atop.
over privilege at pleasure within llmita.
? REIIllBERTIIEDATEul
For any further inform. tlnit ll at
the city tloket offlee. Third and Ween-
l lngton etreetBk. or writ to
' wm. m;murray '
Oenarai Paaaenger Agent
. ' PORTLAND, OREGON,
THE FLORENCE PLACERS STOCK IS A POSITIVELY SAFE INVESTMENT, AND WILL BE
A TREMENDOUSLY PROFITABLE ONE..
L Jhg-h6no.,pf ch.offlolai and director la pledged to this. 'and that pledge with this class of men I gqod. Th people of Portland know
theta -'Many of them are known throughout the state, and person at all familiar with gold mining, quarts or placr, are likewise awa of th
fact that the character of thoae at the head of auch enterprises amount to more than half their value. . " 7 , '
PRICE OF SHARES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
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100 aharea, 21
200 aharea, 60
100 aharea, 76;
400 aharea; '100;
500 shares, 126;
IJ8.75
26.00
31.26
oah. 0 shArea1, 150;'
paah. tOO aharea, 175:
caah, I 0.87 per month. - 800 aharea, 200;
cash," n.60 per month. tOO aharea, IJ5J
cash, 16.62 per month. -, , 1000 aharea, 260;
187.60 cash, 111.75 per
41.75 caah, 11.87)4 par
60.09 castl," 28.00 per
68.1IH cash, 38.12H per
81.28 . , per
(2.50 cash.
month,
month,
month,
month,
month.
TESTIMONIAL
FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH ON -ALL SALES OF 300 SHARES OR OVER
paid andnwabAlfe Capiul stock,. $250,0(0, divided into $00,000 ahareiof the par yalu of 50 oenU pr Btkt fully
PROSPECTUS GIVING FULL INFORMATION MAILED ON REQUEST
' , orncEBS.
John B. Cleland ...... President
" (Judge Circuit Court)
Geo. L. Peaslee. ...Vice-President
(Peaslee Bros. Company)
Richard C. Hart , . . . . Sec.-Trea.
(Superintendent U. 8. Light
House Service) '
SrBZOTOKS.
J. B. Cleland W. A. Cleland
H. B. Perks W. W. Peaslee
J. F. Boone R. C. Hart ..
G. Lv Peasle '
The Plorence Placer
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Mining: Company
W. j. Van Damme
jar. b. ti. (joivin or irinreneeL1 rir.vnn.
eame to Portland with the intention of
having an operation performed to relieve
himself of kidney trouble. Tha ituwiM
of the hotel at which he waa atopping
told him to try Van Damme' Kidney
Tea,, which he did; After taking two
bottle he felt eo much relieved that he J
returned to hla home without having
the operation, but with a supply of Van
Damme' Kidney Tea. , He had intended ,
to -etar a month, but ataved oniv thr.
days.
J sen my lUdney Our (Juat a tea, aeV
Bsdlota) on the condition of "a core,
money, refund. - , .. e
W, J. Vfth Damme
. 185 axonrisoa Bt4 Portland, On v
' Wexrt to- Pap' Coffee xoas.
220 Comtnerciaa Club Building, Fifth and Oak Streets, Portland Orceon.
. irnone main 009.
IS4
m FIGHT OUs TRAIN CHINESE MERCHANT
COMMITS SUICIDE
Ancient Feudist- Annoys Passenger
DabyLaiigh
It belon&rt to health for
a baby to eat and sleep,
to laugh and grow fat
Cut fat cornea first;
don't ask a scrawny .
baby to laugh; why.
even his smile is pitiful! .
, Fat comes first &
The war to be fat is the
way to be healthy. -
tail's Emulsion
l tha proper food,
Lut cnly a little at first.
' 3 rrrrktsi 80c aad $lio.'w ';
and
Assaults ilim .When
Kicks ion the Insult. :
He
(Special Olspateh . te .The JooraaL)
Montesano, Wash.; April 29. flsidore
Isenberg of Seattle was attacked on the
train near OakvlUe Friday and would
aoon have been beaten to death lf others
had not In terf ered. !: Jt appears , that
Isenberg was riding on the train bound
ror uraya Harbor, and an ADeraeen man
cy the name of. J. W :Hatfleld y was
seated Just behind him. '; Hatneld' pot
his toes up between the cushion and
kept annoying and tickling- Isenberg,
ana-wnen tne tatter resented tne aotion,
Hatfield pulled a long revolver, from his
coat pocket. 4 i tf.-,-.- '---n:f. -
Seeing thl4 tsenberr caught his as
aallant's arm, but Hatfield, being, larger
and more powerful, kept beating a
tattoo on the head of hla, victim. The
blood streamed -down over hia head and
coat, and John Larkln, who waa sitting
on me opposite-side or the car, eepa-
raien ine two. Tne ' conductor - teie
arraphed .from 'Porter to lma,4and
Deputy Sheriff John Roarers appeared
at the station end took Hatfield into
euatody. lie was bound over to the
Superior court today .under bonds of
si.uuo to appear on the cbarsre of as
sault with a deadly weapon. '
It la believed that Hatfield's mind Is
deranged on account . of - melancholia
caused by the. death of his wife and
children. Borers was elated over his
art In rthe affalr-and he ears .Hatfield
elongn .to a Kentucky family famous
feud hietoTy, soma, of whose mem-
s have aetueo. la thla nelgbiorhood.
- (United Presa teased Wire.)
New Tork, April 29. Long Wun Do, a
Chinese merchant, well known on the
coast, committed suicide here by Jump
ing oil the roor or a eg xoot tenement
houae. Do had been deaoondent over
money troubles.
BAKER CITY SCHOOL
DESTROYED BY EIRE
(Spaelal Dispeteh to The Joernal.)
Baker City, Or., April !. Fire broke
out In the-school building which was
uaed by the fourth end fifth grades of
th "Central school Monday night about
11 o'clock and the structure was so
badly damaged that It will be a -complete
. loss. The firemen responded
quickly to the alarm and did such good
work that only the roof of the building
fell in. Tne wail were ao naaiy dam
aged that they will have to be torn
I Den
In
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COFFEE
AVnV is responsible for
your coffee ? . ; .MtPf:
: ,Vho returns , the rhoriey
if . you don't like it ? ;
- i iV'i y v v'.'vH ?'.?'"'; 4 -
Tour grocer returns" your money lf yon
don't like Schilling's Best; we pay him.
Mirror mam w f mm?
9 II IJ II II ' II a r 11 M 11 II II III VI II 11,11 II I I III,
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Will cure any 'case of Kidney or Bladder Disease not
beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more.
Cures Backache
Corrects " ,
Irregularities. i
Do not risk haying
Bright's Disease'
. or Diabetes "
down and th whole atructure rebuilt
from the founoatlon. ,
Th fir la conceded . to be of Incen
diary origin for It 1 quite evident that
the flame flrat started In the cloak
room In the center of the building and
spread -over the wnole interior. - One of
the flrat oerBona to reach the bulldinc
noucea vnai me aoor xo me nortn room
wa open about three Inchea and that
tne iock on tne aoor wa oroxen.
Notice to the Boys and Girls
or Portland and vicinity.
y e, recenux suinouncea- iaai we wouiu.
on May 4, 1808, make awards to the boy
and glrla returning the greateat number
sfi "Swastika"' labels taken from nurlr
ages of biscuits,, crackers and cakes, of
eur manufacture. xne contest oloaea
on May, 1. We have an xhibitioa In F.
Dresser Sc. - Co.'s window, , Fifth .and
Stark streets, the boys' and girls' high
rrada bicycle offered ' aa one of . . tha
awards. " -
ConUnue- ro ave our "'Swaetika' la
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r t (Bpeeial Dispatch te Th . Joemal.l 4
Albany, Or.,; April 1 29. w Albefy fa
elated over the employment of Bury L
Dasent of Portland to' hea
llclty bureau her aa boosting aeoretary
of the , Albany Commercial club. Con
aldarlng the year of erv)ce th new
secretary has ; given the .advertisement
business. Albany stands, .-itU to back
him to a man and make hla work suc
cessful. ' - :
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aras. a. sr. cxtur, th;
only Chinese woman '
doctor tn this elty. he -has
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private and female die-
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I bladder and kidney a
1 and dlaeaaea : of all
klnda that the human
flesh la hair to. Cured '
by Chinese herba and
. ' roota Remedies harm
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