The Oregon daily journal., September 11, 1908, Page 17, Image 17

THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 11. 1003.
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QIIEEII TO FLEE
HER Ol'Jll LilllD
Widow of Assassinated Cac
los in Terror Seeks Dom-
, idle in Italy, y
. (United hw Leases Wtn.t.
' . Horn; Sept 11. -Half erased by worry
Over the constant threat of a revolt at
.Lisbon and of attempt on the Jlva of
member of th royal family. th dow
ager queen. Maria Pla of Portugal, la
today preparing to leave her country for
Italy, there to make har home. ' It la
unaeratood aha ha a dona evarytning la
her power to Induce the jroune; King
Manuel to abdicate and accompany her,
but ke declares bla duty la to remain.
, at whatever peril to himself, among hi
own people. ....
Uvea King Victor Emanuel,, who
presslngly -Invited the queen, to make
her noma In thla oountry, baa written
to her that he bellevea tb Portuguese
monarch would do wrong to allow hlra
aeu to- t terriried into surrendering me
crown. .
The queen's declaloA and the faot that
the klna; of Italy urged it upon her,-are
considered hero highly significant of tba
alarming situation in Portugal. .
Queen Maria Pla haa never recovered
from . th shook of King Carloa' and
Crown Prince Lull' a aaaaaalnatlon, and
FRIGHTFUL CONDITION OF FRONT
STREETS CORNER OF MADISON
TV
; f
1 1 -.
August l, when the Lisbon preaa pre-
aiciea mere would
b
a arOneral unrla.
Ing, aha waa completely prostrated by I
terror ..for herself mil membera -of hap
Her physicians are aald to have
aured King -Manuel and to have written
; to jting victor that aha can not survlv
witaout a cnanga or aoana,
SUPPOSED PAUPER
HAS $1000 IfJ BANK
When letter war applied for,
on the estate of Louis Brlgham
Burretl yesterday It waa not
known that a had left mora a
than $1,000 worth of property.
He lived frugally, and that tba
economy of the old pioneer bad '
been profitable waa proved thla
morning when over $15,000 In
caah waa discovered to bla credit
In a local bank. '
Letter on the eatate were is- e
ued yesterday to "X1a Bufrell
Merton, a grandson of' the de-
ceased, and Joaephlne Gertrude 4
Merton. The belra are Homer
A. Burrell of Washington, lows,
and . Dwlght R. Burrell of
Canandalgua, N. T.. brother. e
and Julia B. Merton of Oberlln.
Ohio, a alater.
iioioiSK ?m
FOR WEIIIIOII
Monster Tarao Will Bo Fea-
turo of Pendleton Good'
v ! Eoads' Meeting. : . .V-.
. ,.,A i ' . ... - , ..
(pedal Dispatch to Tba Journal.)
Pendleton. Or., Sept 11. If plana of
Pendleton and Umatilla county' autoleta
are carried out aa expected, parade
with over to automobile in line will be
a feature of the good roada convention
to be held In thla city October to.
Tha owner or automobile an over
the county are enthualaatlo for better
roada and have planned a dmonstratlon
lit favor of tha movement by organising
.f!?rMd "They will also provide the
2)U expensea of the good roada con
ventlon her and hop to have a good
attendance. .
fteveraj mile of dusty road wUl b
"atrawad' If there la no rain to lay
tha duet Just before the convention, and
an automobile excursion of aaveral mile
In the city and surrounding country will
be among the featurea. ,
NEW fiUI-THEASURY '
BUILDIXO AT FRISCO
,-Dnlta4 Press Uaad Wlrs.l
nan jrranoiaco. sept. 11 Jamee K.
Tayior, -supervising architect for th
United Btatea treasury department, la to
engage In Inspecting varloua altea In
till I III Willi m. VJIW TO AMI Plnv m
location for a new sub-treasury build
ing to replace that destroyed by tha
fire. Twenty-seven altea have been of
fered. of whlbh five have already been
It Is eipected that a aeleo-
be made at an early date and
examined,
tlon will
that th work of constructing th new
depository for government fund will
begin In a ehori time. An appropria
tion or iiou.ouo i avaname rnr purruae
Ing th sit and 1500,000 baa been al
lowed for the building.
J.
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THE FIEST LETTER
A Woman Writes.
Corner of Front and Madison
- The pavement, or what paasea aa such,
at Front and Madlaon street la In
auch a condition that every man wboae
teame cross the Madison-street bridge
regularly la Joining In a storm of pro
test. Bo dees are tha ruts and rid res at
this corner that every wagon passing
along either Madison or Front streets la
endangered, It la said. The atone block
pavement on Front atreet does not cover
the intersection with Madison, and con
sequently there is a rise of several
Inches from the dirt to the stone blocka.
W. W. Terry of the Poison Implement
company declares the condition of this1
Street, Looking West.
Intersection is a positive menace to
every wagon crossing it The fact that
tho Oregon Klectrlc company's depot Is
but one block away haa largely In
creased the traffic! over thla croaalng.
H. W. Plttock and F. W. Leadbetter.
owning a majority of the property, have
successfully aeieatea several attempts
10 nave uaaison street from ront to
the weat end of the bridge Improved
with a good pavement. For the past
two years other DroDertr-Ownera have
tried In vain to get some relief from
the almost impossible condition of this
street every winter, but Messrs. Plttock
and Leadbetter have declined to spend
any money ror mis purpose.
Tot itiwt Ltms that I sick woman
boa Id write or nave some one write for
ner u to ur. fierce, or isunaio. x
asking him If "Favobits Pbf.scriptio
Is suitable for her ease, and he will
frankly tell her so If he thinks it U. ' He
may hare to ask some questions before
he can be sore just what the trouble is.
If you are suffering from uterine dis
ease, the symptoms of which are bead-
see, Dackac&e, aiosaene, pain in vari
ous parts of the body, especially in the
nemo region, Deanng-aown, lnnamma
tlon, ulceration, then Dr. Pierce will
advise you to use his "Favoritb Pbk
scBrpnoB for he has had a wonderful
experience In the use of this remedy. It
is mot A PATxirr iisTDioiNa but it is a
tkbitabub pRKScBiPTiox that became
his "favorite when he was engaged in
private practice forty years ago and
found that it eured mora than nlnetv-
elght out of every hundred of all such
cases that came under his care.
The doctor found scores and hundreds
of women who were being improperly
treated Decaase ineir crouoieB were not
understood, and he determined to olace
this remedy that he had used so success
fully within reach of the multitudes who
ana, ocewot an, saie tor any woman, oio.
or young, to use. It is xerraKB a stimu-I-aht
xob a Aconc, Just a vegetable
(onto, and invigorating nervine, com
posed of native roots of remarkable medi
cinal virtue in the treatment of this class
of diseases, and Its bkcord oy mori
THA IT HALF A MIIXI05 OF CVBXS SQUUeS
It to full confidence. ,
The one medicine for the cure of
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ail
ments, the ingredient of which are
tinted ana piaoed upon every bottle
vi ng me great Laboratory in Buffalo,
i ., wuwv it in inaan, is called ug.
ii rmvonie rresenptton.
It Stands alone t ?7 n
respec to its
San Francisco Office
Oregon Journal
V 1206 Call Clio.
. f elephon Kaaraey S1S1
AznrBmTiaxiBrairTSJ ab xts.
omivTioas sveobxtbd.
Oregon lana whan In Han Franclaoo
can bav their mall sent In care of
Th Journal Office.
J. I BROWN. lUpreaenUtlv.--
MARrtiAcn i.irnxsi:s
Hngrs. II North Thlid
l'r
ingredients being known, but alsn aa th
only speoine advertised remedy for wom
an's diseases which absolutely coHTAura
HO ALCOHOL.
it stands Alone . M ..tne on
meaicine ior
women, the makers of which taka thfr
nauenu xuiiy into tneir oonndence and
tell them exactly what thevare tabinir
This Dr. Pierce can afford to do, because
nis - avokit rBBscurpnoif is mida
of such Ingredients and after a working
lonnuia iuk iiu mousanaa or enrp u ttm
crea.it, placing its menu above emtefsm.
I snffered with ovarian trouble for many
month until I became quite discouraged, a
there waa scarcely a day when I was not to
aii
tiMtn nrt vnv hAalt.h almnlw -
writes Mis Olive Heasler. of fiinrnM. N V
I read one of your advertisements and de-
ciaea mat wouia try ur. rierce's Favor
Prescription, a it seemed to have helped
elded that I would try Dr. Pierce's Favorite
rreecnpuon, aa is seemea to nave Del pea so
many who were snffertns aa I did. I found
relief after nsing two bottles, and a cure In
iins irom wnat l considered
inoarable. I am very
ties, and a cut
I considered
grater ui. ana so
y. Lire look dlf-
waa
pleased with my recovery.
rerent to me now, and I shall always give
we areait wnere it Deiooge to ur. Plerca'a
.FOUR GENERATIONS
ALL UNDER 0NER00F
- i " -(-
t i. vtrv seldom that four genera
tions are gathered together, under one
roof at one time, all In perfect health,
but- this la the condition of affalramit
ot iol Twentv-fourth atreet at the
home of Mrs. H. Minns. About eight
months ago Thomas H. Thomas, an oid
HOT HUGH
III COLORADO
iasBaBBBBBBfl
Both Parties Confident and
Local Issues Exciting-
G. 0. P. Convention.
All Available Labor Is Be
ing Hired Since Visit of
8. P. Officials.
Members of the Thomas Family.
resident of Beaver Creek, came to live
with his oaughter, Mrs. Minns. He is
8S years of age. Now-visiting at the
house is Mrs. W. T. Simons, a daughter
of ' Mrs. Minns, who has with her a
bright little baby daughter. -Thus gath
erA tinder the one roof is great grand
father, grandmother, mother and child.
.HELEN 3IAL0NEI
m .
New Tork. Sept 11. Final papers
. were filed today before Supreme Court
Justice Gerard In the suit of Helen Ma
loncy, daughter of the multi-millionaire
Standard OH man of thla city. An inter
looutory decree waa issued several
months ago and it waa announced today
ty counsel for Osborne that there would
be no opposition to the present action.
Miss Maloney will soon be free to
mary Samuel Clarkson, the young Eng
lishman witn wnom sne eiopeo 10 uon
don last winter from her parents' home
U New Jersey.
The matrimonial career of the young
tielrees has bean the subject of much
newspaper notoriety. The . sensation
cam when, after the girl's elopement
- with Clarkson. young Osborne, who is
a broker here, announced that she waa
' Ms aylfe. He then made publlo for th
first 'time th story of their marriage
whit on an automobile trip to Connec
ticut' He admitted that the wedding
had been carried out on th spur of
the moment and that they parted soon
afterward. He said, howrven-that be
often met his wife In New Tork and
that they had planned to make their
marriage public eoon.
- Now It Is expected that Miss Maloney
will be married to Clarkson la London.
They endeavored to - have a ceremony
performed ther at the time of their
elopement but could not Th girl Is
understood to be with her mother at
present
Fiays Plah at Waldport.
rttoertal retra te Th Jaarsal.t
Waldport Sept 11. Th gasoline
launch Boa was In port today In the
interest cf F. C Barnes, a Portland
fish buyer. Mr. Barnes will us . the
fish In his can nary at Taqulna and If
th pmper arreement can be mad with
the flahermen oa the Alee bay. the
fens will operate dally between AJ
and Taqulna and deliver flab, to th
Barn cannery.
I . . .
'United Press Leased WIro.l
.uenver, sept 11. Politicians are
gathering in this city today for the Re
publican state convention, which meets
tomorrow. The Democratic convention
having done its work, the political cam
palgn is on In earnest The leaders to
day predict that .one of the hottest
fights In the country will be In Colo-
redo.
Confidence to a marked degree Is dis
played by both parties. Republican Doll-
ticlans express the firm conviction that
Taft will carry the state, but it la ad
mitted that Bryan may have the last
woro. in nis nrst campaign the Ne
braskan received the overwhelming plu
ramy ox lat.azz. in iyoo. tne Demo
cratic party was victorious by the plu
rality of t.61. In 1904, Roosevelt car
ried the state by 84,68a. Without doubt
the personal popularity of the president
was largely responsible for the larae
vuio na receiveo. oom ran ana Mryan
have a large following but neither will
arouso such enthusiasm aa Roosevelt
Old.
Many bitter criticisms have been di
rected at Rev. Henry Buchtel since hit
tM - the-JiepabUpan governor of the
state ana personalities will figure In, the
r. rm art t nnl If Ia.I AaMM4n
Hlllsboro. Or.. Sent 11. The P. R. A
N. railroad is taking on renewed activ
ity since the visit of some of the South
ern Pacific officials. A. J. McCabe,
who has a contract for construction
from near Buxton to the SaJmonberry,'
has lately subcontracted about 14 miles
of the distance and men and teams are
being employed as fast as they can be
obtained. It Is reported that at least
150 men have gone over the mountains
to work on the other end of the line.
The road will probably be finished as
soon as men and teams can do it. It Is
no longer denied that It 1 a Southern
Paclfio enterprise.
ferent to me now, and
the sredlt wnere it bel
Favorite Preacriptioti.-
Send II one-eent stamps to cover enat at
malting and get a copy of the "Common
Sense Medioai Adviser, over 1000 pages.
Addrees Dr. E. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
ar-V These ORIQINAL Uttj Uvr
fSS- pu old Dr-
ever equated. They're made of nnrelv vaar
etaoie. ooncentraceq ana rennea memclnai
principle, extracted from native American
roots and plant. They speedily relieve and
ure foul, torpiq and deranged etomacha.
ana oowei sjpa toeir attendant dl-
i aliments, ui
were in sucn sore neea OI It. tresaful ailments. One or two a luatlM
U I " - -vi I . . . . . .. . .
uiv iiwuucuti ftKiroaujo w vttsvo i tare or tuur cuarwc
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WEATHER REPORT
.The entire Interior portion of the
uniisa eiaies is covered by an immense
Charlea A.
atrextt. IS. and ('or Vn. li
la- B. r.lka, IMrtland. . and Telyla
Howard, 14.
John Kwaid Alm.1 C' I 1 i
Addle Llndaay, t.
iiaroii n. unnart. Ill West Tark
Waahlnaton laldv.. mnmm 1K w-t.''
lieta A Sona. ti
149 4 Mnrrlann V
Clark Broa.. f lorlsia Tine flowers
!"." "T,lldfJLlf n,j Morrlsone t
-if"11 if for' rent all bIsm,
unlpu TallorlnaCov, 80S Btarfc It
aias i. Binlih florist. 110 (th "t.
f lor Uta," funeral' !.,.
Woodlawn ltj. C-Uii'i,
tv.' V.ls;1 '! u y a J' a in 1 1 1 a.
DIRTUS
rea, with the highest
nasi Virginia. i ne
nign pressure are
barometer over X
barometer continues relatively low over
southern Arlsona and aouthern Califor
nia, i ne auturtunMi v,uriia avav
Saskatohewan has remained nearly sta
tionary, and nearly disappeared. Heavy
rains continue along the ahore Una In
the gulf state, and the Dhenomenai
amount of 6.68 Inches has fallen at
Jacksonville, Fla. Yesterday the 24
hour fall at Jacksonville was B.I I
Inches, which, added to the amount re-
oriea today, makes a total of 11.8S
nchea in 48 hours. Tt ( wat-mar in
Oregon and southern Idaho, while else
where the changes In temperature have
been unimportant
The condition threntimln v r!n In
this district yesterday have disappeared,
and the Indications now are for fair
weather during the next Ss hours, ex
cept in southern Idaho whera showers
are probable.
-Temp.
Boston, Mass
Buffalo, N. Y
Chicago, 111.
Cincinnati. Ohio .
Denver, Colo
Detroit. Mich
Kansas City, Ma . .
Los Angeles, Cal. .
New Orleans, La..
New York. N. Y.. .
Omaha, Neb
Philadelphia, Pa...
ix, Arts.
Phoenixi
lttsburg. Pa.
'ortland. Or
t Louis. Mo
St Paul, Minn
Salt Lake. Utah
San Francisco, Cat.
Seattle, Wash.
Sitka. Alaska.
Spokane Wash. . . .
Walla Walla, Wash.
Washington. D. C...
Max.
. 84
. 76
. 90
. SO
. 83
. 80
. 90
. 82
r80
. 7
. 83
. 74
.100
. 78
. 81.
. 90
. 86
. 83
70
72
62
84
MIn. Prec!
68
70
68
70
60
68
66
70
66
72
62
64
64
74
68
62
72
60
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68
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44
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64
60
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and Mrs, R. F. Iahlhammr. Hr.h.
,ml JJl?on' Weight U lbs. Mother
and child both doing well.
DWTKH flepternber I, to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Dwyer, , 761 Tburman, , a
daughter.
FUKNI88 September I, to Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton C. Furnlaa, Portland Ma
ternity hoanital, a son.
DONEL80N Sop tern bar f, to Mr., and
Mrs. p. A. Donelaon,' Portland Ma
ternltv hospital, a son.
OILLELANO September 10, to Mr.
and Mrs. J n. rllllnrt 9lt Rna
daughter.
OLIVKR September. 7, 1 to Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Oliver, 181 Thirteenth, a
son. 1 .
BAITER September , to Mr. and Mrm. ,
Paul Bauer. 847 Klaventh. a ilimh.
ter. - - .
NELSON September (. to Mr. and Mrs.
John Nelson. 118S Omalla- avanua.
Onkley Oreen, a daughter.
BURNETT September 8, to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward J. Burnett. 61 Irving.
a. artn
ANDERSON September 6. to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Anderson. S92M Sixth, a
daughter.
DEATHS
BROOKS September 4, Mary Mellsa
prooka. Walla Walla, age 71; mitral ,
stenosis.
MA RTIN September
Martin, 108 Sk Union.
S, Francis Erma
avo months;
cholera infantum.
SHORT September T, Robert Valen
tine Short 1220 East Salmon, age
85: senile decay.
NELSON September 7,- William M.
son. St Vlnvent hospital, age 21;
typhoid fever.
PASERO September t. Infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. . Pasero, Linn
ten, age 6 daya; broncho pneumonia.
UNDERTAKERS
DIJNNINO. M'ENTEB A OILBAUOH,
undertakers and embalmers; modern
In every detail. Seventh and Pine. Main
430. Lady assistant
J
Madlaon.
Lady assistant Main 9: A-1699.
ZELLER-B i'RNES CO.. Ft'NERAL tf-
rectors, embalmers, 270 RussalL East
1-088. Lady assistant.
EDWARD HOLatAN. UNDERTAKER.
lao sra street.
ERICSON UNDERTAKING CO.. EM-
balmlng: lady aa't; 409 Alder. M 6138.
sjpaifjr jBajaaaMa v'TvBsmiKBftKBfiSXHHUBBKKKPF
and other drug habits are positively eured b
nor
a an!
mall. Regular prne 82.00 per boftle
HABITINA.
Bample sent to an;
nypodermie or Internal use.
drug haoltuaaty VwAn
b 82.00 rter boftle
& your druggist or by mall in plain wrapper,
Vat sale y SkMmei Drag Ofc. Ul Saiid
u. reruaaa. oi
rsa
4 jDaBx 7
ailtaan.I
f tMIUlM J
,ajf Mwsrlmn.
B""W Vl8MafIBl CsaVatVallslSaV
1-A
ipu lusursiirsT
NIKnjtllll WUMtils
Cas Blfe for aanaroral
aitcaarfSS.ianamniBiiaas,
trritetloss er oleeratioas
ef maeoas msmbrsaai.
P&inlflss. and cot astrla-
NEtyaNtli8EMI0M.ua. cat or Boiaonoaa.
, CIIIBSiAn.ljr! S)ll by Drwgglsts,
or sent in sisia wrappsrt
' by xtsm, arsssid, tor
SI M. or bottle S2.7S.
areolar sent oa mi asst.
BOl'M'Ol'uli SEEKS
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tyg-iarars of
niPE0TNO ROADS
IN WASHINGTON
fRaseUl Mspstra t Tbs JoaraaXI
. Klllaboro, Or Sept. 11. The gasoline
roaa roller ana in rocst crusher used sti
th county roads near Forest Grove and
Dill ay bav be, removed to Cedar Mill,
la th eastern part of tba eounty. ' Tb
cowaty court pian to nave a mil of
road la that .vicinity Improved before
winter set 4n. , Whlla th work I s
pensive, swing to tha cost of hauling
in rora in wagons ror a long aistanc.
it la considered a profit bl Investment
In th way ef permanent improvamaat
t im BnBOuy rosea.
C0UBT ORDERS SISTER
to surroRT brother
As forecasted y th tet'Imonv
tarasv. the crrtT eourt tbla' mnrntna
wad aa rirr directing Mrs. Xartfa J. I
faltea to pay f"r ti aiprt of hr I
trvl!grt fwKher. Cti1Ius w. Parrr,
is ITvlf f a ceiiar cm Frernt SL
MEN'S WEAKNESS
lASIEiEO
MY
PEE IS
mil:
$10
IN ANY UN
COHPUCAT
Eft 05t...
PB. TATXVOat,
Vkve XVadtea;
I our all diseases of Man by method of my
devising. These methods are a radical de
parture from the ordinary medical practice,
which attempts to cur every til of mankind by
stomach drugging and fhu kill more people
than ar oured. In my practice, I do not drug
th stomach at all, but I apply heading medi
cine of my wa directly to the diseased rglon,
and th effect a complete and ptwrnammat our
tn a very short time. My treatment never falls,
as my unbroken record, covartag a period ef ever.
IS year, fully prove. Don't be practiced and
axpertmntd upon by physidaea. druggie, alec
trio kit and Ucompont speolataata. My large
prattle and qutok, tbocoogh mheda enaai m
to care Men's Dtaea tn half toe Um dvtaiut
one-fourth the usaal fs aakd.
My rusnsrt to:
NOT A DOLLAR KD BE PAID UNTIL CURED
NO STIMULANTS FOR "WEAKNESS"
Mv success In permanently curing tnet eonaitien oocnmoniy nwn "
,.11 Aamanatrata tha absolut eorraotnaa or my metnoa ox
Hib ia a maniM nsDiona ox mvaaii swni. i ao nwt ,iiiuui.
iMiutn'r ativitv dt in ua er srrons internal rapoirm
This Is the eoaree oommonly pursued by both ganeral practitioner and spe
cialist, and U a treatmnt mat cannox possioiy rsnii in a MraMtm -ir.
rWaaJtBaMM Is mrely a aymptom of ehronlo Inflammation In th proa tat
a-laatd brought on by axeee , early dissipation er by th Improper treatment
It mm timcd dlaaaa. A eomipita and radical cur 1 tharorfor que-
Uoa f r-ortng th pro! gtaad to Urn normal state, and this I aocompiian
promptly and oempletaly without tb us of intamol raroadkaau My treat
rrieot la a local oa entirely. It la origin! and scientific, aad Ikas Un
provad absolutory rfcUva by tbouasar l taste. sm connoa tnat bj
no other method can ful and parmanact M to ratios of atrangth and vigor
be acoompliahad.
CONTRACTED DISORDERS
Tb Brtou result thet may follow rlct f contract atsx couva
aoa.rrelr b aggeratd. Barty aeoanat an aoaoiHteiy uwroun cur in
tb lat possible time. I hav traat-d more oa of oontracSed dlyorder
than any other physidaa upon the PaetXio eoaait. Myeur are tborough
raanedi of my own Sevtaring
raoent and -cbroulo caa.
aad ar accomplished In laaa tttn than wth
In evaauctng v-n doabtful rewilta. I amokoy
and nr traarmant la eonaUy ffeottv ta both
VARICOCELE
?hr I no necemlty for aurgtcnl ovmtUmm la th traatment ef Varloocal.
hla dlsens yields completely t say sn414 and patatoM mathod. and rwulta
ra far bttr than war war attained by th hrn and dangeroa prectic
of ewttlng. But one w I Tqutrad,and aaldota
detain tb patient froaa hi bnsmasa
CONSULTATION AND DIAGNOSIS FREE
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talk
all. write.
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JOURNAL'S THIRD ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP
CONTEST WHICH BEGAN IN JUNE ,
WILL CLOSE
Saturday7September12
AT IO P. M.
WAKE UP AND HUSTLE UP THIS MEANS YOU
CKMETKItXEa
ROSE CITY SINGLE GRAVES, 110;
family lots, $25 to ITS. Superintend- :
ent at cemetery, corner of Fremont at.
and Cully road. Phone Tabor 20, Fo
full information apply to frank Schle
gel. 631 Worcester blk. Phone A-ms.
CARD OF THANKS
A CARD OF THANKS IS TENDERED
to the many friends 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kohertson for many costly pres
ents Wednesday evening, September S,
1808. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson "returned
after a week of honeymoon at Victoria
and the sound. Upon their return a re
ception was given them at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bfrens. at S3 East
Sixth street. North. Refreshments were
served. The rooms were decorated
with eweet peas and roses. Those pres
ent: The groom's mother, Mrs. Robert
son. Mr. and Mrs. John Seaauist. Mr.
and Mrs. V. E. Robertson & Son, Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Tlelds and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. O. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lumberg, Miss Kate Robertson.
Mrs. Shoberg. Misses Edna and Gladyes
Shoberg, Miss Shurly Clark, Miss Mu '
da Pall, Harry Robertson. - -
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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6 Board of Trade bldg.; abatraota a
specialty.
Have your abstracts made by the Title
ft Trust Co., 7 C of C.
MEN!
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our etaff ia complete and la composed of America's
moat distinguished specialists, each of whom Is
well known to th profession, hospital and the
community aa a man wboae Ufa has been spent In
curing men.
DON'T BE A WEAK MAN
Tf) ADM IT tnet you ar but XIXT A HAW ' causa mora BCbTBTTAT
v 7 aUXTXatXaTO and worry TaTAJT AJTT orxza an.araaTT.
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w "a1 1CK t CKBTAUTLT Is to your advantage to consult
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fectly rulppad for tb treatment ef 1U SISBABXa common to men.
OUR FEB $IO IN ANY SIMPLE CASE
We Positively Guarantee to Core Every Case We Undertake and
YoaPay When Cared
osr Acoomrr or our htbwiii rmAcnca and recicnt nr.
mrioATiosTa we have AogtrrmED the sxxxx to scaju emi
WHICH BEKM IMPOSSIBLE TO 9TXJBS.
TAlD rVnXIf P poalUsaly gwnraaU o enr Acute XMs-
I AfV L iKJ 1 IWC akarraa la BTEVKSr DATS. nils ait-
MJCalTS ar tn artunbllag Uoek f tb pro fas atom aad aaa are traat-
aa lot? year vrawil aaooaea. w atiaas aeu ia erven aaya, wi
avrag pkytnolaas eoa alder bnpoaslbl.
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MOaT TO SCBJI.
If yen Muot aU wrtt for alf-SusalBatSca aTlank, Many us is
eured at nsaaa. Xamrs ,.(. aaaay, S la.
ST. LOUIS 'DISPENSARY
COBJTXB sxcomrs us . tajckzu aTTaKTra, roarxujrA, oavxooaT
Charlea G. Paine and wife to
Jennie B. Hyde, lota 1, J, and
south 16 feet of lot 3, block
"I." Portsmouth Villa exten-,
slon ....!
Daniel J. Wennerberg and wife to
Martino Cereghino et al. lota 7,
ft 07 Oi.nh.n, AAttlnn
Columbian Cemetery association
to Martna A. mugnerty, lot in
the center tier of block 23.
said cemeterv ,
R B. Holmes and wife to V. W.
Cook et al, lot 45 peninsular
addition No. 4
M. J. Delahunt and wife to
George Broughton, lot s, block
64. IrvlnKton
John H. Metsger and wife to J.
A. Rlcbards, lots i, 4. block .
1,100
3.000 ,
20
125
7,500
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ttrTr7nrcv a 7 r? r? ?
A Psrfmass! Laiwry f v th Eati EATTIAS'ATXT F-'CE I : .
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tirenham
Title Guarantee A Trust company
to H. F. Scout ts, lot 1 J.blocK
Balfe B. Tollman's to Toichl Koi r '
aa, noutn bair or lot a, vvasn
Inarton addition 1.400
Charles E. Hoxaie and wife to D.
H, McCIure, south 33 1-3 reet
of lot ft. block 10, Southern
Portland I7B
Investment company to Hannah
L. Ferry, lota 10, II. block 63,
Irvlngton Park............... 2(0
Rose City Cemetery association
to Charlea G. EnrVerg. lot IT,
block 40. section x." said cam- -etery
' 10
William Hayhurat and wife to -
Fred Hiram Btronr, lota 1. 1.
Multnomah Berry Ranch......
William Horton and wife, to O.
Fox and wife, lota t, . block
I, Rosa addition to.Sellwood. . .
M. W. Wtlklna and wife to E. Q.
Eaton et al. lot S, block 147.
Voodstock ....................
M. W. Wilkin and wife to E. O.
Faton et al, lot 3, block 12.
Voodfrtock 1.454
Arthur W. Orton t al to Henri
etta E. Beley. lot S. Madlaon
Villa
Tunnel TownSlte V Improvement
company, lota s, T, t, . 10, 11.
11. . 13. block 13. Univrlty
Park -
Alvln Johnson and wife to Jos
eph H. Brown, lot 14, block 3.
Ina Park
Qiarle 11. Thompenn to W. H.
Starr, lot 30. block t, Ptanley;
also lota 13 and 23. block f.
Btanlev No. 1
T. 8. McDantel and wlf to John
A. Mor. lot ia. Van re
Chsrlea A. Myer to T. 8. M"
Dnlel. east 33 1-3 fet of lot
4. block 44, Sunnysld Third
addition
William W. Flnley and wlf to
I- d ward w. Hlrk ad wtfa,
lot , block 3. RIvaraid eddi
tloa ta Albln. .
Janet C Borg-o Cor Bell
Holme, lot , Mor-k Ik. ataeg
Iv H'ahUrd addition
Mary U. iiiroan et al t N"!l!l
M. Jorinaoa. 101 I, oioce s.
Hsvertock .........
Irvlnrtoa. lBvmnt comr
to -. l smiio, h a.
32. Trrlnstoa
TTa Hawthorn F.t It J J
Hd t H "T i'"s s.
M'--k f . lUwtNorn Ir ...
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1200
0ft
1.400
2,2(0
1,330
3l
100
2,000
2.20O
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