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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER' 10. 1008. MAKES M Eiffhih Biennial Fruit Fair Is' but Five Dajs Off and Preparations Arc 1 About WOOL TRUST PINCHES THE AMERICAN GROWER ' " 4 ' i According: to Statement of Francis S. Monnett Losses In , . ; Ohio From Sales Will linn Yearly Over Ono " Million Dollars. . Br John X. Letbrop. Cbloaaa. I1I Oct. 18 That 1 0L 00. Complete for the Becep-pounds of wool were import ut IlOn 01 llSllOrS. ' eoqntryt that under reciprocity author isations of the law most ot this wool la handled to the detriment Of Amerloan wool growers, and that tha wool trust reaps tha major portion of tha benef it (Rperlal IHDpatcb to Tbe JoaraaL) of tha Ilirgley law, ara aaaertlona made to mo by JTrancia B. Monnett. tha to.- Hood River. Or, Oct Tba eighth I moua truat fighter of Ohio, Inveterate biennial Hood River fruit fair win l??l.i"y"aaln,reomD,n' pen Thuraday. October- 1J, -continuing Mr Monnett. besides being a truat until tha evening of Saturday, October I fighter, la a wool grower. He iaya hia IV Tha fair manager, bavo planned JHruet thue- , for a bigger fair than haa over been I vur losaee In Ohio from' wool salea attempted and tha .display of apples "ff ?r,7 ,ronl .... JTk ,... i. . K. tna ILaOaOO to IJ.aOO.OOO. Meat raiaere of .nu j" t, mutton Hare lost .ii.boo.aoe mora tola larreat and flnaat arar placed on exhl-1 , v.. ... bltlon on tha coast Several thouaand -jcvaVr shlnnar haa oald ll 1.1 to "iCvery ahlpper haa paid berga, Newtownn, Winter U&nanas and! vvary haA of a family 1 other varieties or rency eppiea ara nowprl0ee for woolen goods. HI a ..I At kin mr being prepared. Hosier. Underwood! 0e batter aualit tiaa hun tha hiahaal and wime uaimon wui eompnn ior meialnce tha war tlmea. to-odd cupa and medal which tha ae-l '-Who have been the beneflolarleaT Tha aeelation , is orrermg as sreraiuma ana I little iroun or wool truat munitM in which ara tha handsomest and moat ex- I Boston and Philadelphia, tha group of pensive ever put up. v i piunaering mgnwaytnen wno organised 'ine appiea uuu win pa pui on uia-1 m American wooien company, ana wno play by White salmon wm do picaeo operate it in defiance or tne Sherman from the priae winners at lta fruit antl-truat law. - fair, which will be held October 1 and "What have been ' their proflta thta 34, and growora on tha other aide of yearT I give you a few flguree from the Columbia ara predicting uiat tney corporate recorder The American Wool en company haa an laaue of about 14, 000, tue ooraruun and preferred atook; tha common haa rleen in value alnoa November, 107, 104 per oent; tbe pre ferred baa rlaen 10 per oent In the same period. "If I had aa ma oh evidence aa thle and othar facta easily obtainable. In a murder trial, 1 could convict a precnr, and no court would give him a new trial." Regarding the Importation of J01.0OO, 000 nounda of wool laat year, the law permlta bringing In foreign wool, pay ing tha duty, manufacturing It Into goods here, and the exportation of It. with tha refunding by tha government or tha duty. Thla law la presumed to bring to the nation some eompensaiorr iwnom i offset tha ln-brlnging of foreign wool and lta exportation wlta duty returned, rhlnh Af aaiim nlaaa f or A f rTi wool In direct competition with domeatlo wooL Many men of both partlea have fa vored reciprocity; yet aome have asked as to what compensatory benefit haa been received In tha Instance of tna lai- nortatlon of Australian wool. Marshall Field, tbe Chicago merchant nrinpA. was one of tha chief Importers under thla arrangement. He waa one of several. It will ha noted that this orveratlon of raclnronltv enables the holding up of orioea Tor an roooa connuniea hi iiuiuv. at tha ssme time permitting the woolen goods makers to aeii aorotm cnii than at home, as doea the steel trust. SIXTH Bill t I SESSION CLOSES Delegates to Unitarian Con ference Depart From Hood itlver. 1, OREGON HOTELS HOTELS AND RESORTS 1 i m u i. ,i ii ii i ,i n. i, ,-..,".1 , I,,,1 i i j (BperUI Dlaeatck te Tbe Joe rail.) Hood River, Or, Oct. 10. Tha sixth annual aaaalon of tba North Pacific oon ferenoa earn to n close at a lata boar! last night, after what la said to have been tha moat notable Catherine- Of that oliurch in thla district. Tba dalegatee are entnusiaatio over the receutlon alven them at Hood. River. On leaving for their homes today they expressed themselves ' aa ' very much pleased with their trip through tha ap ple growing districts or tna vaiiey. The oloalna aaaalon of tha confe was tha most tnteraating that waa held. t waa ODened' with a devotional aervloa ea oy liev. n. wuier. pastor or tna uni tarian church at Portland. Thla waa followed by a violin solo by William Chandler, a voun . violinist of Hood. II M j The Journal's Free Information Bureau . To nbJa lu rcadara to'obttJn rdUbla flrit-hand Information regard Inf tha botala and reaorta whoa announcementa appear in thia column, Tba Journal haa inatalled a frta information bureau. Deacriptivi litara tura, rataa, ate, wjll b ajiadly f grniahard to thoea interested. .' The nerroiia a train throufirh which I Can trsllv Located t-nanoier, a young vionniat or nooa. yaarwa,lrarf J4y U PAA M OertaUQ who rendered ona of Kuballk'a e cU eo- T i u . " ' . rV.TT. wtT tiona MtaoM or the rear Mema almost be ltr. Sfra lhB. "faXT .nD; yona enaaraiK, ana rwqentJy HOTEL OREGON - CORNER SEVENTH AND' STARK STREETS Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rates $1 per i uay ana up Jiuropean rianFree.Bus.v ;WRIGHTrDICKINSON HOTEL CO.; Props. 3 , 'Modoni' Improvcmenta U1 walk away with - several of tha prlzea. Mosler la also planning to sue . cessfully compete with Hood Kiver, and the Underwood exhlbltora ara confi dant that they will not go away empty . banded. " ' ' ' - s Contrary to tna Custom In previous , exhibits, no names will ba allowed on exhibita thia year until after tha prlzea : are awarded, which la expected to take place tha first day. Fruit exhibits will ' be designated by numbers until the Judges make tha awards. In order to do away with any partiality. In addition ' to the display o UNCLE SAM IS RAPIDLY DEVELOPING ISOLATED LOWER ROGUE COUNTRY (Special Plpntrh to Tbe Joonuil.) Grants Pass, Or., Oct 10. Aa a re- ?o"tr,eWd.SDlanpplethe?a will be of tha boost given it thia past exhibita or vegetables, canned rruit and other products, t i v , Entertainment for "Visitors. Muslo will bo furnished at the exhi bitions each dav and a committee la ar - ranging for entertainment In tha even ings. To provide accommodations for the visitors many Hood residents Tire planning to convert their homes , into temporary hotels and a special com mittee has been appointed to look after the city's guests. A' special feature will be the erection of a tent by the Hood River University club- for. tho entertainment of visitors. The headquarters of the club will bo lo cated near the fair building. Members of the club will act as a committee of the whole on entertainment Saturday evening, October 17, the club will cele brate tho close of the fair with a ban quet at the Mount Hood hotel. Many Invitations have been Issued to this event v The newly organized Hood River Bar association will ; look after visiting . members of the legal fraternity and wili give a supper on one of the even ings during the . fair. Entertainments- of a private nature will also be provMed and tho women of ono of the churches wlU furnish a dinner each day to accommodate the large crowds. , .. ,.... ... .-, ... ox the exhibits will be1- In place on the opening day. The ' largest attend ance, however, is expected on Saturday, - Portland day, when a special train will be run from that city. BAKER COUNTY'S -FAIR AND RACE MEET NEXT WEEK summer by, the United States govern roent through the. forest service, Curry county and the lower Rogue river coup try la enjoying the moat rapid, devel opment in that section's history. New mining districts ara being opened, lm portant mineral ' discoveries made, new towns laid out new dairying and farm Ing districts settled and new gold pro ducers added to the list of placer mines. In former years northern Curry county and an tne vast region 01 tne lower Rogue has been isolated, shut out from the main world by mountain barriers. The government, at an ex pense of many thousand dollars, has constructed a seven-ioot irau ouwn river from Gallce to Gold Beach. Be sides the trail, the government through the forest service. Is also constructing a telephone line down the -river. This lino will touch all tha mining camps and settlements for a distance of 60 miles below Gallce, and extends all the way from Grants Pass to Gold Beach. Thou eh both the trail and the tele phone lines were constructed primarily ror tne use or tne roresi service, mey will be used also by tbe. general public. The forest service, through Superin tendent Anderson, maintains a large construction crew on the trail. The work has been tedious and expensive, aa a great portion of the new highway was blasted out of solid rock. A cable sus pension bridge was hung across the river about ten miles below Callce. This structure Is of 180-foot span and Is hung by a heavy steel cable. It Is seven feet wide and will support pack trains as well as men. The construction crew 1" now at work on a difficult section of trail a few miles below this bridge. When tHls Is cut through the remainder of the route will be easy, and the new road will Boon be opened all the way to Gold Beach. The old trail out of Curry, over which the mall has been carried by way of Mule creek and West Fork, will be abandoned, anr the mall carried over the new and shorter route. The steepest portion-of the new trail Is less than 10 per cent., and It reaches a much lower altitude than the old trail. With this arenerous boost from the na tional government the mining camps and settlements or tne lower koruo river country will come rapidly to the front. New quartz mines are being opened up on lower Illinois river and at Almeda. Several, very promising copper el Pl addreaa of tba evening, reviewing - '".J a. Unltarianlsm on tha coast Ha told I DTtDgS On DerTOUS prostration, al&t aoout arr ving at Ban jrranciaco in lniT apellS. (UaClneaaV tleeDle8DeS8 early alxtlea. Just as tna war waa break- IZZliZTTK' ing out, carrying a letter or Introduction auu a, koucim wroai ms uwmu vi mo to star King, tho pioneer Unitarian feminine aYitem. until Ufa 'teems ni.K -.7 .V:.. .T" - " . .V. I alfnetJieir mia-.rar.lA u , l .. whu w- imv , T u. k 11 w maw. i n - oonxuci nad just reacnod nan Francisco, and General Johnson, who bad been a aasMwaHai abawaM - i'i ' EUROPEAN PLAN Seventh' and Phfl Matachan St m plan" w m mm la one tried and - true remedy, r- . LYDIAE.PINKHAr.rS VEGETABLE COMPOUflD restores the feminine stitem to a strong, healthy, normal condition. Mrs. Ella Oriffin. of Park St. Can. Johnson waa unable to carry out hlsl (On, JN.I 'WTitCS tO MT8. Jrmluiam: pu. ui iiiia worn nr, Dmiui saio iaii King became a martvr to the causa, aa me severe strain ruined ma health I t glowing tribute to Dr. T. I Eliot, who classmate of Jefferson Davis and waa In onarga or tna united Htatea army ae partment of tha FaclAo coast waa In sym pathy with tha secession of the south ern eta tea. It was learned that he con templated closing tha porta of San Fran cisco and seizing the government of the atata to aid tha southern cause. Star -sting's Orsat Work. Mr. King. Mr. Smith atated, toured the atata. making hundreda of speeches ana arousing so mucn opposition tnat For all OTBrvrorkod women there fcoajr isame stoma Pat-a tl 00 ii tin 9nn la mtutj aooaw , . - The SDeaker told of the strua-rlea of the comparatively new denomination to get a foothold on the coast and paid a mines have also been developed, and ore Is being brought out by pack pony for sniDment troin uoia ueacn. lw oia channels, benches and bars along Rogue river are all rich diggings, and several was Portland s first Unitarian minister, who was present In the audience. It waa through Mr. Eliot he said, that Portland waa larselr Indebted for lta public library and many reform move ments In charitable and prison work. The broadness of the Unitarian faith made it possible, the speaker declared, for the most untrammeled thinkers to embrace It. and he called attention to the fact that Whittler. Emerson and Hawthorne, who, he said, were the great est literary lights of the American con tinent, were Unitarians. At the conclusion of Mr. Smith's ad dress. Rev. Paul S. Bandy of Salem ad dressed the meting and Miss Helen Johnson gave a piano solo. The session of the conference was concluded by an address by Rev. Dr. Eliot of Portland. The next meeting of the conference will be held at Everett, Wash., In 1909. THE ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE OF PRESBYTERIANS (Sofia! Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) Ashland, Or.. Oct. 10. The Oregon synod was preceded Thursday by tha productive hydraulic mines have already sixth annual Sunday school conference, I waa troubled lor three rear with female weakness, backache, paina in my aide, and headaches. I waa mo&i miserable and discouraged, for doctor rare me no relief. LydTa E. Pinlchatn'a Vegetable Compound brought back xnr health and made me feel better than ever before." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty years Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, nbrold tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indiges tion, dizziness or nervous prostration. Why dontyoutryit? Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Auirmt Lynn, Mass. lis NEW PERKINS HOTEL Fifth and Waahington-Sta. Portland, Or. OPENED JUfVB lat, 1Q08 "Modern luxury at moderate prices." In the heart ot business and shopping district Exquisitely furnished. 'All modern conveniences, Liberal num ber private baths.. Sample rooms. Handsomest Cafe and Grill in northwest; music 'Bos meets all trains. Rates $1.00 and up. . . ' W. Swetland. Manager. THE CORNELIUS "The Houae of Welcome" CORNER PARK AND ALDER Portland's : Bon Ton Transient Hotel. Headquarters for the Traveling Public. European Plan. Single $1.50 and up. Double $2 and up. Our Free Omnibus Meets All Trains. - mm C. W. CORNELIUS Proprietor -N. K. CLARKE Manager been developed, particularly Moon and Paradise bars. on Half (Special Dispatch to Tbe Joarnal.1 Baker City, Oct 10.-!-Baker county's ; fair and race meeting will open Tues day, October 13, and the management Is satisfied that It will be one of the best shows ever given here. The state has offered 1 1,500 to ba distributed as premiums and in the va rious classes of exhibits the amounts are very liberal.- Tha fair and race meet will continue for five days. At the fair grounds there Is the larg est numDer or trotting ana running horses ever here for a race meet and in teresting speed contests are antici pated. Tha Baker City concert band will dis course music daily. STATE FIHAHCES LET NO ASIATIC I mtmi BE ADITTED Corporation Taxes and Fees Slogan of California Union- 'Help to Swell Receipts. ists Will Pledge Con gressmen Boycott. Rev. H. T. Babcock of Salem presiding. The meeting was addressed by several prominent Sunday school workers. , Rev. Franklin Geselbracht spoke on The Adolescent Why Does He .Leave the Sunday School?'; Rev. W. 8. Holt, D. D., "Relation of Sunday School Mis sions to Home Missions," Rev. C. A. I'hlpps delivered two stirring addresses and Rev. J. W. Mllllgan. D. D., closed the conference with a report of the board. The (conference was one of the best in the history of Sunday school missions. The eighteenth annual session of tho synod of Oregon was opened Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock with a strong sermon by Rev. W. 8. Gilbert retiring mnnpralnr I? ar Pnh.t i.1.. , essays on psychology and crime, 1J08. ruisDury Attention. isu. RELIGION. Matheson The representative men of tne turns. Smyth Passing Protestantism and coming Catholicism, 1908. UBEPUL ARTS. Brookes- Practical gas and oil an- ?ina handbook, a manual of useful in ormatlon, 1905. Clapnerton Practical paper-making, a manual for paper-makers and owners and managers of paper mills, ed ed., rev., 1907. Donaldson Modern hot water heat ing, steam and gasfitttng, 1S0S. Gerhard The superintendence of pip ing installations in buildings; sanitary, hydraulic and. gas. 1907. irvme The Magazine Style Code, a TUB PORTLAND PORTLAND, OR. Snropeaa Plaa Modarm Xestaoxaat. Keadqnarters for Tonrists and Com. roerclal Travelers. Special rataa made to families and atngla gentlemen. The management will ba pleased at all times to ahow rooma and give prices. A modern Turkish bath es tablishment la the hotel. B. 0. Bowsra, Mgr. manual for the guidance of authors, re- of ,T0IL BARRETT TO STOP AT MEDFORD (Special DlFoatch to The Journal.) I (United Preaa Leaaed Wire.) Salem, Or., Oct. 10. Cash in tha gen- San Joe, Oct. 10. The delegates to eral fund, aa shown by the treasurer's j the convention of the state federation monthly report issued yesterday, of labor are preparing Individual plans amounts to 1214,897.98, and there will for carrying on an active campaign for ba due from the several counties on legislation to exclude all Asiatic lmml- November 1 about $400,000 more, mak- j gratlon. Before the convention ad ing enougn to pay current expenses un- journed yesterday a strong resolution til another tax has oeen couectea. un- w, -.-.-p iircinr 'in ii( usually large receipts from Indirect WM Passed urging all trades-unionists K elected moderator and Rv a rmn 1 porters snd all who writs. 1908. Boozer temporary clerk. Rev. Knnls has 1 McComb, ed. Remco's manual I been for twenty-five years home mis- apartment house service. 1907. I slonary for Oregon, and his election as ?Jcp son Municipal Accounting. Nuttln & Dock History of Nurainr. CT&frrU NORTONIA HOTEL auBTssmt on wasxxsqtov nr. Portland's Only Roof Garden Ajnerloaa Bates to Tamlllea and Bnropeaa Onx Bus Vaets All Trains ample oltea. with Baths, for Traveling Kaa BBi,; BOB 7 B ill i moderator is generally approved. y i. .ruin save nonce or a report to be submitted for action which contemplates """"s cnangos to present committee work. NEW BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY ' (United Prea Wlre.l '.;.'iV" Medford. Or Oct. 10. John Barrett, director-general of the Bureau of Amerl- can Republics, bas wired tho Commer cial club of this eity that ho will stop -vln Medford. Tuesday evening, October 13, and address the residents of this sec tion on "What the Pacific Coast Has In ; Store for Oregon." This la the only stop between San : Francisco and Portland that Mr. Barrett - will make. Ha will leave Medford for . Portland Wednesday morning. ? ? - j . Weds Army Captain. (Special Dispatch to Tha Jonrnil.) Greensburg, Pa., Oct 10. Guests from Washington, Philadelphia and J cither cities attended the wedding here today of Miss Georgette Burrell Wast. , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. West, and Captain William Kelly. U. . B. A. ! The ceremony was performed st noon in Christ cnurch and was followed t- hv a reception and breakfast st Cabin HllU-the residence of the bride's uncla j I ana turn, n.premv ana jtira taxes, such as the corporation, lnsur- to campaign for the enactment of laws ance and inheritance taxes, and from for the exclusion of cheap laborers. 'es of the state department, have pro- Th resoiutlon urged that only rep- vlded the funds to meet the unusually . rcp laire state exDenditures. resentatives In congress favorable to The report issues yesterday covers j exclusion should be returned. A aup- the first nine months of 1908, and shows piementary resolution waa passed re n. tntHl exnendlture of 1992.672.47. or niwatm. uii ' j approximately $110,000 a; month. At their friends not to patronize Asiatics I MagiU Sixty-five years In the Ufa of .tn?,soate,S;a Pr business place where Asiatics a oil... The following books at tha public li brary will go into circulation on Octo ber 12th: BIOGRAPHT. Bolgne Memoirs of the Comtesse da Bolgne; ed. by Charlea Nicollaud, v. 2, tha beginning of the year in the general runa iio,3i(.ub. uneiare employed. A further resolution sources from which the state revenue urges all unions of the federation to have been derived ara shown in the fol lowinar statement: Cash on hand ........... .t 116,337.08 State tax, 1907 86,440.00 Interest on state tax, 1907. ' 48kG State tax. 1908 763,178.62 Interest on state tax, 1908. y.62l companies 60,039.01 Fees of the deDartment . of state 62,806.13 Corporation license feea .... 106,076.66 Kxpreas company license become members of the Asiatic Exclu sion league. Stomach Gases and Torpid Livers f..??....""8? 8.741.98 Give Way Before the Peculiar Purifying Power of Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. 1 r 4 THERE is nO better wavl ! Mlacellaneoua la ' . at I to prove the curative Telephone company license fees . . . . Telegraph company license - fees Sleeping car company li cense fees Refrigerator car company license fees Supreme court feea Interest on deposits of state fundR . Inheritance tax Transfer from swartip land fund 1,069.41 1,090.27 1.832.86 powers of the Bitters than to try a bottle the next time your Stomach, Liver and Bowels are weak and unable to do their work. Total . Cash -on hand October 1. Practically all fund la now out at being approximately A Trial Package Bant rrea. The foul e-asea of the atnmarh arM the torpid action of tha liver are mi 6.258.73 viotlma for charcoal to overcome. 6,686.79 Jhis great natural cleaner and ab - I ssrbent will most eertalnlr be relished 1.203. 46 by a system afflicted with gaseous or siuggisn tenaencie. Charcoal has long been known as s 81,208,130 46 Eeat absorbent of gas. A panful of n ot aa charcoal will poaltlvelv nurlfv a room the common" 'school 1Ji'",xw,U, J?ul .odor" 2d I'-.. at Interest the total absorbing ratio is one hundred times It 16 410 000 greater than its own volume. human Ills successfully. Tbe North American Indians used it for anske 99.72 8,336.46 3fAIL SACK'S LOXG CHASE OF CRUISER MOSTETTER ti U OtTLCBRATKO JI STOMACH BitterS will nrriv ' to ' vmi v-n-l i - - j j quickly that it is the only medicine you need. It is p"eat benefit in cases of Heart bum, Belchinr, In- f .iiestion and Insomnia. (t'nttH Prm Lfi-1 Wire.) Seattle. O-t. 10. Many hrarta ara happy on tha cruiser Milwaukee today necause or tna arrival or a sac or mail that haa long been overdue. The mail and parr'1 stsrted from New York many montns ago neaoed ror Seattle. In the course of a week they arrived. rui ine Miiwauaee nao aaiied ror Hon OlullL Tho newapapera and letters were for warded to the island capital, but the reoueaa cruiser was an tta way to Pan ama wnea toe mail aaca arrived there. Nothing daunted, the sack started for Panama, only to find that the eluslra crutaer as at Amaoala, Honduraa 1 he sack was an hour late In reachloa Monoaraa ana a oar iaie, in enleaTonng . 10 whp i-e Miiwauae at tun t ran . '-taro. Tho crulaer as hr-aded for Hreinenoa. arm tne mck tr a hasty jrall trip to Seattle, reached tbe rnitaer ilgtit. I pgfctyxma ypra old .! never a ttoMr.ache and never a tomb lost that ,1a. w'.nr ba l"t Us ha by (eth! This tv.aa la C Tti Kill r.n t v. . . . ! . n HWB Tr nor.. Me., hai ad hearty, wbel I reada wlthoBt g'aaaea. ' bite. Dolaon from taUnr wild harha Their imtura. lae Owen Robert Owen, a hlnrranh. h BOOKS IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES. Amlcle Marocco. Amicis Olanda. Cavallaro Pionierl ed eroi della atoria Americana. Cooper Der letxta Mohlkanar Daenell Geslchte der Verelnigten Egestorff i)ia sleben" Gernonn. Caspay A Runga Engliacha konvoraa- vions-grammatiK. (irlmmelshausen Der abenteuerllche Dimpuciua Klmpllclsslmus. 1 T. Haring Isegrlmm. Janltschek Hsrter aieg; roman. Kretxner Eln verachlossenar mensrh. Pucclantl Antologla Delia Poesla iiajiana aa uanta ru Metastaalo. Raabe Geaammelte Ersahlungen Raff Mndellgeschlchten. Relcke Im Splnnenwlnkel. Rente Die Goldena Kette. and An dere Ersahlungen. J Scherr Michel. I Wendtland Dre! Novellen. Werner Adflerflug; Eln Gotteaurteil; Awel Romane. Werner Frele Bahnl. U llbrandt Villa Maria. Wolxogen Erlebtea, ErlattacMeS, Er logenes. Worms Ana Roter Pemmerunf. .uuMiia i;er onanauer. r- DESCRIPTION AND TRAVXI Bedford Bngllah Children la the Olden Time. 1907. Brail sford Macedonia, Its Racaa and Smith The Storv of Iron and Steel. 1908. VIgnler Model Steam Engine Design. 1907. BOOKS ADDED TO THE REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. Association of State nnd National Food and Dairy Departments. Annual conventions. 1908-1907. Cooper General Specifications for Steel Railroad Bridges and Viaducts. Rev. ed. 1906. Douglas Venice on Foot 1907. Hasse Index of Economic Material in Documents of the States of tha Unit ed States: Maine. 1907. Hastse Index of Economic Material In Documents of the Ststes of the United States: Vermont. 1907. McBeth The Nes Perces since Lewis and Clark. 1908. TUB HOTbC LE1SOX ifj A: Portland's new and moat modernly furnished s lrJiw' gjSL hotel. Third and Main streeta, fronting on tha fftiWi ' , beautiful City Plata and adjacent to business 'vj center. Free 'bus to and from trains. Up-to- E HS'l , l date grill. Excellent cuisine. Telephone in " C3ni'l-- every room. Private baths. ' "wjn , -etntowBajr nxtr, axcsbzoab' ptab. v . j $1 to 2M Ttx Day. $3.60 to 94 Far ay. , O. Ma SPENCER, iyianagar g The cottonseed farms esta1laha In tha central-provinces of India and Beran having turned out a success, four mora inu win oe estaDiished thla year. ine cultivation will- ba carried out In special lines for seed production, as tho produce will ba available for dla- inDuupn. $100.00 SEW ABO Would gladly ba paid for a cure -by many people who are crippled with rheumatism, yet If they only knew it they can be cured by a few bottlea of Ballard's Snow Liniment and the prloa la only 25c. 60c and 11.04 ner hmti. Sold by Skldmore Drug Co. OAZarOBsTZA HORLE ana cured wnat tney bad medicine" with ft called "atomach wiw-i nrcmso Savage or a Eureoa: Journey through tha Balkan Statee and Euro pean Rasala. INT. fj-moti Cities of IUly. 197. FICTION. Brrden Gold Kloof. Cmrlrett Red Cap Tales. , Hawklna Love'a Logic, and Other Storlea. Mantle Oret HI 8 TORT. Willow charcoal aeema to ba tba test product for human naa. and nof doubt the peculiar curative property of tha willow la represent. d In a chemical Aillnllt. In lta .h.MA.I Stoart'a Charcoal Losenge ara poral wnjow ana ivtw nooey niertoaa nr tremendous power and eonipreaaloa Into a very palatable losenga. Two or three losenres eaten after meala will prevent noxloua a-asea. They will vivify a las? . North The Mother of ' Csllforwla: be-, liver and aid every trnn which ls!!n m nmorwai aaeicn .or u lima moat - likely to be overcome throuch anown una 01 aja. caiuornia. lias. lta contact witn impanttes. 1 UTERATTlRE. 1 nay cieanaa n uonurn ana inte- . m n.. - - . , . " . . . . mr r ti m . . 1 . mm-1 restloa by allaying gas. They will aid you and yonr stomach- Tba benef Vial effects ara mad ertdent after ear mas when yoa aa charcoal aa Stnart prepares It To allay gas at ataht they ara aseellent and on arlaea la the morning- without that terrible MnMt Inc b4 breath wblrti atrs asDetHt and renders ona mlaerahia. All anjnriats aweu Him rt a ChemoaJ Locengea. prtro twey-fly eamta, r aod we fre. -Ad'reas F. A. aHnart Co, J wtil an4 aa your came and aHrn A Toa a trial p-kasa by mall Stuart iU, Man sail. MMn. Machen Tha Bible In Prawning, with particular reference te Tbe Ring aad tba Book," 16. neca Traaedlea; tr. Into- Erglleh verae. i which have- baea appended rmparatlya analyaia of tha eorrpoad log ree n Kmia plays. lJ. W.ght Fhort History of Oreo Ut eratara. fro Homer to isllaav 1M7. PHILOOPHT. Falrbanka THe flrrt fbllAar4ra of Otw: an adittna er4 tranaiatton of the remalnlT's frarroei-ta f tba pra 8orrtU! phliaATtvre t Msaalerbvrg va tba wltoeos rtaed; HOTEL ST. 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Furnished it a eost. if $150,000. tun eimfert and pontink noa. Os ear tinea triitferrlnf te all parti ef oltj. OmnlbBi netti aU trains and steamers. f If 701 want eenfert, eenreilenee lid tnirj st a far; reaienable prtee,, step st the seleat HOTEL STEWART HOTEL AUDUCON ere am ortreet, SAJT FBABCIBCO,' CAXW ' A flrst-class, auiat home hotel. Euro pean plaa. Ontrally located. ' Near theatres and ahopplng dlatrtcL ' Ralaa $1 up. Redoctloa by the weak. lira, ta H. McClare. proprietor. Fred SPollanberg Max achulhofer La Lebenbaum Aa maorsAlM OmU ta Bleat t aaaeuasee Zata,LL Hotel Normandie Su'da and Cc:.b StL San Francisco Pre eminently tHa Keet and neweat eetowe hotel, con Teulent te theatres ana hops; t bright, richly f wmiahad nama from 11.4 ep. with hath II to rnitea. pari it a. Cassmerciai eampla roomSL parlor, bdrooaa aad oUl 4.4 up. America a plan, !. n, X,