W hat doe* that mean?
It means that the men that 111 a
past generation would have been In­
dependent merchants are now the em­
ployes of these stores, and never can
be anything else; employes oa wages
with tlms checks, Ones, and their daily
work dependent upon a manager's ca­
price. That Is their prospect In life.
It is hard (In some of Its aspects), and
we dislike to admit It, but It Is the
truth.
The gigantic department stores and
mail order houses are built of the
ruins of Independent stores, just as
the Christian churches of Rome were
built of the fragments of the old tem­
ples, and each indepeident store de­
stroyed Is an independent merchant
turned
into a salaried employe.—
Charles Edward Russell In Success
M agazine.________
Mothers win Sod Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Byrup the best remedy to use lor their children
during the teething period.
S e r in s
T h in g s
D iffe r e n tly ,
"W hat you lack, my boy,” said hU
elderly uncle, “ Is the definite purpose,
the steady aim, the overmastering Im­
pulse, the all-absorbing, all-compelling
determination to force your way to the
front, regardless of whatever obstacles
may He In your pathway."
“ No, uncle.” demurred the nephew;
" I’ve got every one of those things—all
I lack Is the sixty horse power auto­
mobile.” __________________
S h a k e Into Tou r Shoes
A lle n 's Foo t-E sse, a p o w d er fo r th e fe e t. I t cores
pain fu l, sw o llen , sm arting, sw ea tin g fe e t. Makes
new shoes easy. Sold b y a ll D ru g gists and Shoe
Stores.
D o n 't a ccep t any substitute.
Sem ple
F R E E . A d d ress A . S. O lmsted. L e Roy, N . Y .
A g a in s t
th e
Law,
Sheriff— HI, thar, what you doin
with them thar worms?
Fisherman— I ’m putting a new worm
on my hook. That confounded perch
got away with the last one.
Sheriff— I guess you’ll have ter come
along with me. Don’t ye know that
rebates Is agin' the laws of these here
United States?— Independent
W h a t 's
th e
B AND O N'S M ILL W O R K IN G .
S ta ted .
Visitor—I have often heard of your
"elevated loop problem.” What is it?
Old Resident (who happens to be a
stockholder)—The problem Is how to
get the most nickels out of It with the
least expenditure of money on it.— Chi­
cago Tribune.
LAZY LIVER
" I find Casca rets so good that I would
not be without them. I was troubled a
great deal with torpid liver and headache.
Now since taking Cascarete Candy Cathar­
tic I feel very much better. I shall cer­
tainly recommend them to my friends as
the best medicine I hare ever seen.”
Anns Bazinet,
Osborn M ill No. a, Fall River, Mass
Marshfield.— M. F. Logan, the gen­
eral superintendent o f the George W.
Moore Lumber company at Bandon,
passed through here on his way to Chi­
cago. Mr. Logan has juBt completed
his work on the company’s new mill
and will take a vacation o f several
weeks. The new plant has just been
started. The old mill was destroyed
by fire in August, 1909.
Mr. Logan was superintendent at
that time and remained with the com­
pany, and with the assistance o f George
W. Moore, o f Port Huron, Mich., the
president o f the company, he designed
the new mill.
The new plant is second to none on
the Coast as to modern equipment and
convenience of arrangement, and the
machinery is all first class.
The equipment arrangement is a
great economy o f labor and time, and
three men can operate the entire work
of the resaw, handling an average of
better than 30,000 feet o f lumber a
day.
The building is so constructed that
it is fireproof throughout.
There is
arranged a standard fire protection sys­
tem, with a tank holding 50,000 gal­
lons o f salt water, and there is also a
sprinkling system to use fresh water.
The plant started out at once manu­
facturing 80,000 feet o f lumber a day.
The capacity w ill be increased at once
to 125,000 feet a day.
The steamers
Bandon and Fifield are engaged in car­
rying the output o f the mill to San
Francisco.
L IV E S T O C K FAIR IN FALL.
Portland— A t a meeting held by the
officers o f the Portland Fair & L iv e ­
stock association it was announced that
the $25,000, guarantee had been sub­
scribed and that a race meet and live­
stock show, the greatest in the c ity ’ s
history, will be held this fall in Port­
land.
A few weeks ago there was talk o f
dissolving the association and disposing
o f its large holdings on the east side
known as the country club, but the
talk has resulted in a stronger organ
ization, with a more ambitious pur­
pose than ever.
E. L . Thompson, who was one of
the committee to raise the guaratee
fund, stated that the forthcoming race
meet w ill be something that w ill draw
perhaps fully as many people as the
Rose Festival, especially with the live
stock thrown in fo r good measure.
“ W e w ill have some o f the best
horses in the country and there w ill
be other attractions that w ill be bound
to draw and please.
The stores w ill
close one week day during the life of
the show, and that w ill give everybody
a chance to attend.
Pleasant. Palatable. Poten t. T a ste Good.
Do Good. N e v e r Sicken. W eaken o r Gripe.
lOe. 26c. 80c. N e v e r sold in bulk. T h e gen­
uine ta b let stam ped C C C. G uaranteed to
cure or your m oney back.
Dam on Deschutes H alf Completed
Bend — Work on the power dam
across the Deschutes has made great
When Your Eye* progress during the last few weeks,
the final filling o f rock being about
Need Care
half completed. The course o f the riv­
I - win La» n er has been almost entirely diverted
Liquid Form, 26c, 60c. Salta Tubes, 26c, 11.00.
from the main channel into the spill­
way.
The dam, a solid rock fill, is 250 feet
in a sh ort tim e by using:
in length and 18 feet high, and will
P L U M M E R ’S I T C H
raise the water 14 fe e t when the spill­
ways are closed.
The spillway con­
REMEDY
struction consists o f a rock-filled crib
In 80-cent cans only. A ddress
with 12x12 inch timbers, bolted to
PLU M M ER DRUG C O M PA N T
T h ird an d M a d is o n
P o rtla n d , Or. solid rock foundation, and is 250 feet
long. F ive gates have been installed
in the spillway, two o f which w ill be
H A N S E N ’S
Hansen H ire s H elp
connected by a flume with a 50-inch
EMPLOYMENT
turbine wheel with 210-horse power
F ree to E m ployer«
capacity, which w ill be employed for
O F F IC E S
generating electricity until the rail­
26 N o rth Second St. Phones: Main 1526; A 1528.
Ladies D epartm ent, 343% Washing-ton St. Ph on al road’s advent makes practicable the
M ain 2692; A 2692. Portland. Oregon.
completion o f the b ig permanent power
plant.
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TRY MIT IE
EYE REMEDY
ITC H C AN B E C U R E D
EXCLUSIVE
OPTICIAN
F irst class w ork at
reasonable prices.
F ree exam ination
and p e r fe c tly fitted
qrlasses as low as
$
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2.00
N o faking: m ethods
Suite 427 , Marqu&m Building
Fou rth Floor
Opposite Portland Hotel, Portland Ore;
Sheep Shearing In Wallowa.
Wallowa— Forty-two cars o f sheep
were shipped from this county by Ox-
man, o f Durkee. He w ill also drive
about 4,500 over the mountains, mak­
ing a total o f 17,000 sheep, fo r which
he w ill pay W allowa county growers
more than $105,000.
The price paid
was $4.50
per head fo r ewes and
| $2.75 and $3 for young
wethers,
Sheep shearing has been in progress
for about a week in the upper valley,
and w ill continue until about July 1.
Big Berry Dryer Ready.
-T h e largest dryer ever built
to exclusively handle loganberries has
been completed by Aspinwall brothers
here. This dryer is a wonder o f its
kind and is an indication o f the profit
j that may be derived from the produc­
tion o f this luscious berry.
Aapinwall
brothers have 25 acres set with the
vines and they expect to harvest the
largest crop this year that they ever
I picked.
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ROAD E X TE N S IO N L IK E L Y .
General Superintendent Closes Great Harriman Officials Will Look
Task — W ill Take Vacation.
Route at Condon.
Big Guarantee Fund Has Been Raised
by Portland Association.
U se?
"Ton don't take your doctor with you
when you travel now. I aee,” said his
confidential friend.
"No.” said the financial magnate;
"he’s too tyrannical. Besides, it’s just
as cheap to have him fix me up after
I've come back from one of my long
trips.”
S u c c in c tly
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE
Brick Block at Willamina.
Willamina— J. B. Shetterly has be­
gun the erection o f a brick building
| 50x70 feet in the business renter o f
Willamina.
T ub will be the first
I brick structure in the town.
O ver
Condon— Members o f the committee,
representing the people o f Southern
Gilliam and Wheeler counties in their
campaign for improved transportation
facilities, has returned from Portland,
bringing the assurance that their ap­
peal w ill be considered by the officials
o f the Harriman system.
The committee held a conference
with General Manager O ’ Brien and
other officials o f the Harriman inter­
ests and submitted data showing the
large volume o f freight and passenger
business which would become immedi­
ately available through the requested
extension o f the Condon branch o f the
O. R. & N . from this city to Fossil, a
distance o f 20 miles.
As a result o f this conference, Gen­
eral Manager O ’Brien, accompanied by
R. B. M iller, traffic manager, and W.
W. Cotton, general counsel, w ill come
to this city shortly and look this sec­
tion o f the state over wita a view to
determining the feasibility o f the ex­
tension that has been asked.
25 AC R E S
It is the privilege of most
men and women to be
strong and healthy, and if
you are suffering from any
weakness of the Stomach,
Liver or Bowels, take the
Bitters just now.
It is
for Poor Appetite, Head­
New Line to Baker City.
Union— The Pacific States Telephone
company has a force o f men working
on the lines at Union, stringing two
new lines from Baker C ity to Walla
Walla.
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PO RTLAND
M A R K E TS.
Wheat — Track prices;
Bluestem,
83@84c; club, 77@78c; red Russian,
76c; valley, 82c.
Barley— Feed and brewing, $19@20
per ton.
Corn— Whole,”$32; cracked, $33 ton.
Hay— Track prices: Timothy, W il­
lamette valley $20(321 per ton; East­
ern Oregon, $22(u 24; alfalfa, $16(3)16;
grain hay, $17@18.
Oats— No. 1 white, $25(326 per ton.
Fresh Fruits— Strawberries, !$1.50@
2.25 per crate; apples, $1.50(3,3 per
box; cherries, Oregon, 3@10c pound;
gooseberries, 5<36c; apricots, $1@1.50
per box; blackberries, 75(3$1 per crate;
raspberries, $2.75 per crate, loganber­
ries, $1.75<3!2 per crate.
Potatoes— Old Oregon, 60(3,75c per
hundred; new California, 1 ^ (3 2 c per
pound.
Vegetables— Artichokes, 60(3 75c per
dozen; asparagus, $1.25@2 per box;
cabbage, 2 J i@ 2 * c per pound; cauli­
flower, $2 per dozen; head lettuce, 50
®60c per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 50<3
$1 per box; green onions, 15c per doz­
en; peas, 4(36c; radishes, 16(320c per
dozen; spinach, 8(310c per pound; rut­
abagas, $1.25(31.50 per aack; carrots,
85c(3$l; beets, $1.50; parsnips, 75c
<3$1.
Onions— Bermuda, $1.60(31.75 per
crate; red, $2(32.25 per sack.
Butter—C ity creamery, extras, 29c;
fancy outside creamery 28(329c per
pound; store, 20(323c.
Butter fa t
prices average l ^ e per pound under
regular butter prices.
Eggs— Oregon candled, 27c dozen.
Pork— Fancy, 12(312Hc per pound.
Veal— Fancy, 10(31 lc per pound.
Poultry— Hens, 18#18J4e; broilers,
25<328e; ducks, 18<326c; geese, 12c;
turkeys, live, 20(3 22c; dressed, 25e;
squabs, $3 per dozen.
Cattle— B eef steer», good to choice
California, $5.75(36; good to choice,
Eastern Oregon and valley, $5.60(3!
5.75; fa ir to medium, $4.25(3.4.76;
cows and heifera, good to choice, $4.25
(35.50; fa ir to medium,, $3.75@4.60;
bulls, $3(34; «tag», $3.50(36; calve».
lighL *6.75(36.75; heavy, $4(3«.
H og» — Top, $9.50<3#.60; fa ir to
medium, $8.40(39.16.
Sheep— Best wethers, $4.50(34.76;
fa ir to good, $4(34.25; best ewes, $44$
4.50; lambs, choice, $5.50@6; fair,
$4.76^$6.25.
PRICES:
. . .$5.CS
121 Into Tto $3.50
uurtor....... $ 1 *
■alsrCmws
tau ri F t o n . .. $ 1 0 0
SdurFilto. . .. 5 0 c *
C to ( t o o Pbto $5.00
Best Red Rvober
CA
Plaits.........$7.50
Pa*W*s btracte
50c
BEST M ETHODS
Painless E xtraction F ree w hen plates or b rid ge
w ork is ordered. Consultation Free. You cannot
g e t b etter painless w ork anyw here, no m atter
how much you pay.
A ll W ork Fully G u a ra n tee d f o r F ifte en Y e a r «
bottle today, but be sure
and get the genuine, with
Private Stamp on neck.
D r . B . E. W r ig h t C o .
342J Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon
OSTETTER
Take car at depot and tra n sfer to W ashington S t,
DAISY FLY KILLER KEJJE23k£
CELEBRATED
til convenient, cheap.
I k i t o a l l ooaooa.
Made oi metal, cannot
spill oi tip over, will not
soil or injure anything.
Guxr.nteed elective».
Of all daalart or seat
prepaid tor 20 cent«. {
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Sherman
New York Capitalist Invests in Hood
River Orchard Land.
Malheur Fair Dates Set.
September 20, 21, 2,2 and 23 have
been set as the dates fo r the Malheur
county fair. September 19 w ill be en­
try day, when all exhibits w ill be
placed in the buildings. The grounds
are located near Ontario.
H a v e you r teeth out and p la te and b rid ge w ork
done. F o r ou t-o f-tow n patrons w e finish p la te
and b rid ge w ork in one day i f necessary.
ache, Indigestion, Dyspep­
sia, Costiveness, Malaria,
Fever and Ague. Try a
BRING 845,000.
Hood R iver— Hood River orchard !
land to the amount o f $59,000 was dis­
posed o f by the Hood R iver Realty
company to Eastern purchasers this
week, one o f whom was R. Eliot, a
New York capitalisL He bought the
J. M. Vannier place on the East Side,
for which he paid $45,000.
The or-1
chard consists o f 25 acres, 20 o f which j
is in eight-year-old Spltzenberg and
Newtown trees.
The other sale was made to Mrs.
Mary Lamonte, a wealthy New York
woman who bought a ten-acre or­
chard
from R.
Jarvis,
in
the
Oak Grove district, for $14,000. Mrs.
Lamonte recently bought a winter
home in Los Angeles, and bought the
Hood R iver property for a summer res­
idence. She said that before leaving
New York she had shipped a carload o f
furniture here, although she had not
purchased, but was determined to buy
an apple orchard at Hood R iver if
money would obtain it.
Dr. B. E. W right
RESTORE YOUR HEALTH
&
ISO DeKalb i n .
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E S T A B L IS H E D 40 Y E A R S
SIXTH, A T M ORRISON ST., P O R T LA N D , OR.
W e want you to try tl is Piano IN YOUR
HOM E FREE. W e want you to try it at
our expense because—
A t the end o f thirty days the Piano
IT S E L F will convince you o f the following
facts:
I t ’s the best value on earth fo r the price
($275).
I t ’s M U S IC A L L Y and M E CH ANICALLY
right!
We know there is so much real value in
this Wellington Piano— w e’re selling for $275— on easy payments— that
w e’re willing to let it be I T ’S O W N SALESM AN.
It will tell it's own story to you—in your home— if you’ll send us the
coupon.
Please send me full particulars concerning this unusual Piano offer.
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Handel,
Beethoven,
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FEVER
are quickly relieved by Wyatt’s Asthma
Remedy. Ask your druggist or send
six cents postage fo r Free Sample to
J. C. WYATT, Druggist,
VANC O UVE R.
TO CMPIOYERS
Main office. 12 W orth Second St. Main 6670; A 1404
Ladies Dept. 206V* Morrison St. Main 1062; A 9004
Phone or w ire orders a t our expense.
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d etec tiv e w ork (both civil and crim inal) In all
parte o f the U nited Htatee O p en D ay and N ifh t .
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Positively and harmlessly in short time
by the new Olconeia Method.
Treat­
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when a short stay at our Sanitarium
will make you free. Add resa
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4. “ S P E C IA L ” R E M E D Y .
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A l-o DfeMKea. Kidney and Bladder T ro *.
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W rit« or call and we will explain. E tornal
treatment only.
NOW
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o f th « yaas
to
har«
j o u r teeth p u t a n d
p l a t a a a 4 h rid g*
work don«. F o r out-
Portland, Or.
b r ille . W ork la O B »
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