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1 w 1 r a Uiirs Prefer l! is notable that in the despondency cau..od by womanly diseases, there seems to tnauy a suffering woman no way of tviv.-se tVui T' lm except at the price of ht- iisr'.l". It would be sad to record fvu::! .1 ."lory ot snuggle ami suffering ex- cer t ior the f.-ict tli.it in such d.ire (Ls'.iwM many a woman has for. n (1 a wav back to health and happiness by the use oi Dr. Pierce's Favor ite Pre script ion. The one and only remedy for lenrorrii e a , ,k"Va i ness, prolapsus, f v or tilling of the v." ' ' worn'), so abso- Jute1.;.- specinc and sure in curing these conn: ton ailments of women, as to war rant iu- Makers in offering to pay, as they hereby do, the sum of 500 reward for a case of the above maladies which they cannot cute. -y,y.-r !!;' ioi'te ntracst rnisM me frori the d; i .. v. riu.- .Mr, Kdwin 11. Gui ltier, o( lvypt, VU'ibw. ;'i .'.., M. Itox 14. Vv untie va like r .'.tif.t. ntv.l 1 'i:ul jaitt all over me, ami (ik ;i cir.ii-'RiitR it (.-lit: t; n 'cc tied J could no, to ,i'v ii ..-l!! c wt-rV. (!(: ili:y i found a Httlt borl:. i n r.'.i it 0 :;t! wrote to Dr. I'ittee, .ir.d in f !. : da's r cived nn :niver. J decided ti try bi !!i- H-it:e, mid u iay I am t, well wortnu. I hav hiitk.iclic, no bt-adache, no p;;in ;.t all. I ;!-.- i . hv:,ys to have htadaehes previously to the r.iot:',!'!;, '.vtiod ami such pain that I would Toll oti ti e il or in a-'onv. I took three hollies oi It. Tierce's Favorite Prescription and three ' r, ..; ..e;:. Medical Discovery ' and three vial ; ..r I'r. Pierce's Pleasant I'ellct'i, and was com pletely cured. " Accept no substitute for '' Favorite Pre scriptic ti." fliere is nothing just as good. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser sent free on receipt of stamps to cover expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the book in paper covers ; or 31 stamps for the cloth bound volume. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf falo, N. Y. ivive favorable considera ion, where mo drafted by Aldnch will h looked upon with suspicions, j The desire of the President as under stood here is that all possibility of any financial disasters that legislation can ! prevent ought to be removed, but that : u j 1 1 1 i 1 j which would cause overppct'u i lation and artificial prosperity shoird be ! adopted. j I SV.W Till ST. at i:aici.si:ic bitk. t'uiSi res Viiil I'roliahl) in October. Convene Schwab II -ii a 'Hailoiiiifj Concern. New Yoik, Aug. 14. The latest trust is the tailoring trust, and Charles M Schwab, the steel king, is behind it. The facts came out today, when I A. Schwab, an uncle of the ex-president "f the steel trust, and David J. Welch, for many years right-hand man of the big woolen mill concern, began to make eon tracts on a mammoth scale. Both these men have sp-nt maoy years in this line of bu'-biess and are experts. Charles M. Schwab is known to have millions invested in several enterprises outside of the steel trust, but it was with great surprise it was learned he is to supply the enormous capital to operate the gigantic combination in the tailoring business now in process of formation. The trust, under the name of the United Taylors, will begin operations August 22 in New York City, opening up seven stores simultaneously. These will be increased from day to day until 101 retail branches are established in Greater New York, where there are al ready 12,000 tailors. Branches will be immediately es- l v 1 .1 i . 1 - ..: . 1 t i- 1 1. llgU-t l' III 'aeniftiieu 111 iaage Linen ui 1 uug uuui me Washington con- -'-"mry 111111 exiemieu a quicKiy a pos- sib'e to every city in the Union of 20, 000 inhabitants. Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, San Frareiaco and Los Angeles are the (irst of the coast cities to be in vaded. In two ypars' time the trust expects to have a vast chain of branches in working order, and will then be giving employment to nearly 500,000 men. A great central school will be establish ed in New York at which cutters, chep pers, trimmers and salesmen will be educated and then sent out through the couatry to branches wheie they may be needed. The trust will, as soon as pos sible, own its own mills, both here and abroad. At present, it has tecured t lie output of one mill in Massachusetts, and is now negotiating for more. The formation of this immense com bination was proposed to Schwab by hi uncle and Welch over a year ago. At Washington, D. ('.. formation received in cerning the conf . rcnc; between the Sen af.e snbconimith-e and the President on fnv "i.il 'c ds'a! ' ! is lather vague, bit tiie 1 ::derst itHhng i tha' s:me soit of a m--snre is to be pat through at the convct.' ? esiori r.f Congress. Ot',-- fact of distinct inipottuice was d.v. oji.mI at tho conference. While an xtr 1 .-dimiry ses-ion of (Jongtess ilex Full ik assured, it ha not been deter i.du a detinite'y whether it will be ell..! to 'l-eet in ()c!ober or November. It h is in't'!i snpp vc'.l that the extraor dinary . ion would convf ne on Mon day, November 0, Imt the indications now - ve that it will be c tlicd for an earlier datr, porhaj r-everal weeks earlier. The I'l in ary ptr pr:st- of (lie extraor dinaiy session v. ill be to enact legishr tion makiii-.r opmative the Cuban reci- l-roeitv treaty, but financial legislation ,hat tlme he decided his wotk in con also will be pressed up'in the attention of Congress. President llooseveit does not l-irofess to know anytrritig special about financial u. otters, but realizes, in a general way, that the immense outstanding amounts of silver and gieenbacks, based upon a hmited supply of gold, is not a safe and sufficient mtthod of finance for a great jovemment. lie is anxious to have any remeuy applied which may pre vent an; thiog of a d'sastrons financial nature occurring in the future. At the samtime, since his talk with Representative Cannon, who is to be Speaker, and with other Western men, he does not desire legislation of a rad ical nature, w hich will be to the benefit have been the greatest on record. A smaller proportion of the salmon I aye gane through the canneries because cf the impreci dentedly large consumption by cold st'u aire or pickling plants. In the past two weeks the canneries have turned out perhaps 150,000 cases or more. Up to that time the output had been probably 100,000 cases It is im possible to get the price figures, even from canners themselves, because they are not sure what each of their neigh bors has done. And nobody who was interviewed yesterday would venture a guess at the product of the cold storage men. The open season will olose tomorrow at (i A. M., and fishing will be unlawful thereafter until (i A. M. of September 10. The salmon this season has been ot yery fine quality. The opinion is widely prevalent that early fish ehou'd be permitted to reach the spawning grounds by opening the fishing season a month later, say, May 15, instead of April 15. Artifical propa gation of the early fish is deemed necessary in order to restore the species. The late fish are the kinds which the hatcheries have beeu turning out, and the early salmon have suffered deple tion, in consequence, while the late fish, which have made up the extraordinary runs of the past two weeks, have been increasing in supply. This increase is believed to be conclusive evidence of the efficacy of hatcheries. LI BC&u be found on Main stroet and is the place to buy : : : : : : Groceries, Provisions, Glassware, Tin- ware and Furnishing Goods These Goods are well .adapted to either City or Country Trade : : : Staple & Fancy Groceries. Fine Teas & Mm Good Goods... Fair Prices. : 1?. HOWARD, i-x-oiuoi lEST NATIONAL RANK OF HEPPNER. O. A. RHEA President T, A. KBEA Vio-President . W. ( ONSER. .Cashier E. L. FREELAND. .Assistant Cashier The fruit crop of Medford is the greatest iu the history of the dis trict. The first shipment of Bart lett pears will bo made next Monday. Vo fills: Men ! O. V J. tSEXO TABLETS I WILL MAKE YOU STRONG They are an Absolute Cure tor Loss of SEAT I!, rHWTK.SPKRMVrORRIIOKi, llE5iLTS Or ECKSE?, ETC. Aini wo snurante? them. On receipt of One Oollar we will ui.-il ti box (10 days trent ment) securely sealeil, to tiny tci'!r'j.-s, witli no nnirks to tlhcloae coatents. Transact a General Banking Business. EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BOUGHT AND SOLD Collections made on ail points on reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits ?35,000. MirgiiiiawriMii i The History by Miss Ida M. Tarbell which began in the November McCIures is the J. m m IV Ok IT ot btandard 'i y Ui L nection with the steel trust was too heavy to permit him to go into the rle tails of any concern with such hune plans. When he had determined to resign the presidency of the eteel cor poration, he at;ain took up the Buhject of the tailoring trust. He has been studying facts and tigures for several monts, and on the day he resigned the presidency ot tho billion dollar corpora tion he accepted the responsibility and hard work attached to thia new com bination. The majority of the details will be worked outby8ehwab himself at his offices at "1 Broadway, where he has an entire floor. The amount of the capitalization of the trust ia not made public, but it is believed it will be a of Wall street alone, and which will not i corporation. Schwab could not be seen r-eet the exigencies of a legitimate bus - j today, but 1. A. Schwab and Mr. Welch iness of the whole country. Just what sort of a bill has been framed is ttill indefinite. The more that is known of the Aldrich bill of the last session the lees favorable the im pression. The Fow ler bill seems to be entirely out of ihe ijuestion, and the legislation which must be enacted at the coming eession of Congress will have to be of a moderate and conserva tive kind in order to command enough strength to paps. verified the facts as here given. Sl..llO I'M K TO Hi: SHOUT. Six Boxcs-t'L, $5.00 Yn'Tr lioney will be promptly returned to you ii you are not satisfied with th.j 'treatment. "Mins Tarbell 's work Is of untqna' led importance ns a 'docu ment' of the day. Her etury h;is lin men in it; tiit-y putl'.r und ;o k and win and lose their battles with the vet H'lxnlifudo that removes the t-ile from the dry statement and olotln r it with the color of buTthn in terest and tho vivid nunbow trarment of hum!) pjmpathy. The resultH of her work are hk.-ly to be f ir reaching; she is wntirjg uuflnished history " Bnaton O ob-. "An tibiorbing Bnd illnminatiu contribution to the trust ques tion." Chicago Iriter-Occau. "The moat importnrt Mtnouncemcnt tnaile by iiuy maerzine." N. Y. Journal. Green & Jackson I)ru Co WALLA WALLA, WASH. I For other e:reat features of 1903 send for prospectus 10 cents a copy, 31.00 a je -r. Send us Hie dollar fit 145 East 2-5tu Strett, New York, ur t-uh'icrioe thrnnh your deaW. OREGON Slf OUTLINE and Union Pacific Onlv Line EAST via SflLT LBKE 31)0 BENVE TWO TRAINS I3AITL.V Daily DUFAKTS TIME SCHEDULES llEPl'NKK, Ok. 8:1") a. m. 8:15 a. m. Fast Mail For East and West Fat Mail From East and Went Express For East and Wept Daily Akkivks 5:ir, p. m. Express From Kant and West j 5:15 p. Onlput Will he 50,000 Case t.vss 'I'h nn I.j-it 1 car. The salmon pack of Columbia River canneries will be about 50,000 casea short of last year's output, said several canneries yesterday. The pack will amount to perhaps L'oO.UOO cases. Last If .Senators Allison and Spooner are ! year the output wag about 300,000 cases, a'.owed to iiuide ti.e icgl-ilation rather and the year before about 2J.J.0C0. than Aldrich and Matt, all of whom are ; Althongh the pack will be less than r. -:iihers of the !-i. .":ot-jnj'.ttee. Congress last year's more salmon entered the v:!i have vr-jra A 1 1.1 n.f-.t!-:re. ice in the river than for several seasons. Accord- !.ave been in;: to some authorities t!ie schools of STEAMER LINES. Pan Fraxcisi-o Portland Uoctk. Ptcain sails from Portland 8 p. ui. every 5 dayR. Boat service tictween Portland. Astoria, Oniuoii ritv. IHvton Salem, Indpf-'idetiCf. CorvalliR and ail Columbia and Willamette River points. SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. Steamers l.etw -een Riparia and Iewif ton leave Riparia dailv at 4:40 a. 111., retnrmnir leave LewiHton daiiy, except Monday, at 8::!0 a. in. FRED HART, Agent. Ueppner. A. L. I RAKi, General Passenifer Agent. Portland SPRING AND SUM: MER! I .SHOES. I ..M. LICHTENTHAL. THE UP-TO-DATE SHOE DEALER.... When you need anything in the line of Shoes, come in and examine our immense stock. Can supply you with neat and well-made footwear at reasonable prices. ::::::::: Custom Work a Specialty... HEPPNER, OREGON For Suits made to order for $15.00- Henry Bode, Tailor, Ueppner, Oregon Gazetl rei ICd To Cure a Cold in One Bey; Tcfcc Laxative Bromo Quinine : Tablets, jz iyf Seven Million boxes sold in past 1 2 months. ThlS Signature, Cares Crip in Two Days. cn every box. 25c. .1 .-. 1 )i in the river in the past two wc k-'tr- c 3m
