Swtte th e P ro p er n i o g .
Smith Wants Eggs
'>
w . W ill p .y a s fo llo w « fo r (tn t-c laa s p r o ­
duco. Ship by oxprooo.
.V e a l..............................................
IOC
P o r k ....................................................... 1 2 c
L iv e H e n s ................
16C
L iv e S p y in g C h ic k e n s , l b ............ 2 0 c
E ggs.............................................. 24«
V
A nxlouo C h a p ero n (in W a s h in g to n ,
—A re you sure, m y dear, th a t It Is good
te rm to go to th e top of th s W a s h in g ­
ton m o n u m e n t?
H e r F a ir C h a rg e — O, yea, m a chere.
T h a t la or.a of t h e re g u la r so c iety col­
um ns.
______ ____________
TRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE Biliousness
SUM M ER SC H O O L O PEN S.
l l a k e o a D if fe r e n c e .
Sixth Annual S ession Begins at O re­
gon University.
F R A N K L S M IT H M E A T CO.
U niversity of Oregon, Eugene— The
" r ig h tin g U i« B oot T r u st”
sixth annual summer session of the
P O R T L A N D , O R EG O N
university of Oregon, now open under
the direction of Professor H. D. Shel­
don, is expected to be the m ost suc­
U n io n P ain less Dentists
cessful and best attended since the
summ er school was started . I t will
last six weeks, closing Friday even­
ing, A ugust 5.
Plans are being made for a t least
150 students. About fifty of these will
be regular students tak in g e x tra work
so as to graduate in less than the re­
Eradicates scrofula and all quired four years, and the rest will be
other
humors, cures all their students who have no tim e to study in
F a ll Set o f T e e th .................................................$ 5 .0 0
B ridge W ork or Teeth w ithout Pletee $ 3 .5 0 to $5 effects, makes the blood rich the w inter.
Gold C row n«.........................................» 1 .5 0
to $ 5 .0 0
Courses are given during the sum m er
Pceoelsin C ro w n .................................» 3 .5 0
to » 5 .0
0
and
abundant, strengthens all session
in botany, chemistry, educa­
Gold o r Pore«loin Filling«......................... » 1 .0 0 Up
Take it.
S ilver Filling*..........................................5 0 c to » 1 .0 0 the vital organs.
tion, English composition and lite ra ­
B eat P it ta Mode
.......................................... $ 7 .5 0
G e t It to d a y In u s u a l liq u id form o r ture, French, Spanish, German, his­
N o chorgoo fo r Poinleae E x tro ctin g when other
w ork la done. 16 yooro’ G uarantee w ith all work, c h o c o la te d ta b le ts c a lle d S a r s a ta b s . tory, m athem atics and physics.
W ith
flo u rs. 8 a. m. to i p. m. 211 V» Morrioon S treet.
the exception of English composition
H O W A R D E . B tTRTO K - A m ) « a n d C h e m ist.
■ ■ L e a d v ill©, C o lo rad o .
S p e c im e n p rice« : G o ld ,
and literatu re, all the courses will be
S ilv e r , L e n d , f l . G o ld , S ilv e r , 76c; G o ld . 60c; Zin©
o r C o p p e r, SI- M a ilin g e n v e lo p e « a n d f u l l p r i c e l i s t under the regular heads of the d ep a rt­
• e n t o n a p p lic a tio n . C o n tr o l a n d U m p ire w o rk s o ­
ments. Professor Henry David Gray,
l ic i te d . R e f e re n c e : C a r b o n a te N a tio n a l B a n k .
of Leland Stanford university, will
have charge of the English departm ent.
MODERN M ETHODS
In addition to Professor Gray, other
Sem por Fidelis
well known educators will give lec­
PARCRAWF SECRET SERVICE A6ENCY ture work in the educational depart­
W . a re prepared to u n d o rts k . any legitim ate
The course they are grouped
d«t*ctive work (both civil and crim inal) in all ment.
p a rts of tha U nitad State«. O pen D ay a a d N ight. under will comprise a series of th irty
C r. PU 1U . 3a«L
P la a Mm. Ibja J2W tm , N U26 lectures on the various phases of school
214-1» ikwr ioia «. r o n u n . muon .
organization and adm inistration.
“I h e a rd y our d a d o a y ‘like th e devlF
th e o th e r d a y . "
“My dad h a s a rig h t to ta lk a b o u t th e
devlL
H e 's a p re a c h e r." — C hicago
T rib u n e .
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
SWEDISH
SANITARIUM
ASTHMA AND HAY
Om r m e th e e f t r e a t i e e 4 ì m u m is n o t a n e w _______
bet
a n e ld « a d d w ell te s t e d © as, w o rth y o f a t r i a l to a a r
i s c o o u u ra r .c
s e sd
d a n d h o p le
lrs s s su
d lse
s u ffe
ff s rar.
r s r B e in g g r a d u a te s o a f t
B w sden a a d e m p lo y in g a ll t h s E u ro p e a n m e th o d s th e
r e s u lts In c u rin g a r e m ir a c u lo u s to w h ic h h u n d r e d s
o f p a ti e n ts in a ll s ta t io n s o f lif e w ill te s tif y ,
O ur
m e th o d s a re n o t e n ti r e l y d ru g le s s b u t w e a d h
t h e use e f p h y sic a l m e th o d s as m u c h a s possir b la
' su ch
a s E le c tr ic ity . C h ir o p ra c tic . H ln s e n ray s. Bal ike-oven.
I f a a ip u lo tio n s . B a th s e f a ll k i n d s . .................
a lso t h e f a r
” a u * h e im
'
N
t r e a tm e n t' p r e s c r ib e d so
m u c k in Ei
E u ro p e f o r h e a r t tr o u b le a n d a s th m a .
O u r S a n i ta r iu m is e s p e c ia lly e q u ip p e d w ith a m o d ­
e r n s u rg e r y a n d a s ta ff o f S u rg e o n s a n d P h y s ic ia n s
• f w id e e x p e rie n c e a n d h ig h r e p u te . W e c u r e R h e u ­
m a tis m . D ise ase s p e c u lia r to W o m en . C h r o n ic C o n ­
s ti p a ti o n . K id n e y . B la d d e r, L iv e r a n d S to m a o h T r o u ­
b le . B lo o d a n d B kln D ise ase s. P a ra ly s is , H a b its o f
v a rio u s s o rts o f b o th o ld a n d y o u n g , a n d a ll N e rv ­
o u s a n d C h r o n ic D ise ase s. T e s tim o n ia ls o n file fro m
p a ti e n ts c u re d w h o m you c a n w r ite to . W rite o r c a ll
f o r p a r tic u la r s . C o n s u lta tio n fre e . A ll q u e s tio n s
• o u f l d e n ti a l . C h a rg e s m o d e r a te . A d d ress D rs. Nls-
b e th . S w ed ish S a n i ta r iu m . 4S8 M a rk e t 8 t .. C o r. 12th.
P o r tl a n d . O re.
H orse B reed er Files Complaint.
FEVER
S alem --A . C. Ruby, who breeds fine
are quickly relieved by Wyatt's Asthma
Remedy. Ask your druggist or send horses and has headquarters a t P ort­
six cents postage for Free Sample to land, has filed a com plaint w ith the
railroad commission against w hat he
J. C. WYATT, D ruggist,
alleges un fair treatm en t by the South­
VANCOUVER,
WASHINGTON.
ern Pacific company and the Oregon
Railroad & N avagation company.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO. The railroads, according to Mr.
o f P o r tla n d . O re g o n
Ruby, are universally slow in deliver­
ing stock a fte r i t arrives, the service
FURNISHES HELP FREE
is poor and the fre ig h t charges exor­
TO EMPLOYERS
Mr. Ruby says all stallions
M a in o ffice. 12 N o r t h S e c o n d S t . M a in 6670; A 1406 bitant.
L a d ie s D e p t 2 0 6 M o rr is o n S t . M a in 1062; A 2064 and jacks are billed a t 3,000 pounds,
P h o n e o r w ire o r d e r s a t o u r e x p e n s e .
regardless of th eir actual w eigth, and
some weigh less than one third th a t
figure. The men who accompany horses
are compelled to pay full first class
passenger fare to ride in a box car
w ith the anim als.
The cost is th ere­
fore very high.
Recently it cost Mr. Ruby $137 to
BY OWNER
ship four head from Pendleton to On­
tario. I t costs about $100 to ship a
horse from K lam ath F alls to Portland.
BUNGALOW IN IRVINGTON
‘1 have used your valuable
and I find them perfect. Couldn’t 4»
«rithout them. I have used them fiar
some time for indigestion and bilioosacea
Y ear's C ut in Wallowa Will Total and am now completely cured. Recom­
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
2 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Feet.
«rill never be «ntbont them in tha
Wallowa—The lumber industry of family.”—Ed «rar d A. Marx, Albany, N.Y.
Wallowa is daily becoming a more im­
P le a s a n t. P a la ta b le . P o te n t. T a s te Goad.
p o rtan t facto r in the grow th of the
Do Good. Noror S ic k e n . W e ak er. — C r i i .
10c. 26c. 60c. N e v e r s o ld l a b u l k . T h e « s e -
town. From a paltry shipm ent of 22
o ln e ta b le t «temped C C C Guaranteed U
cars in the la st 12 months, the expor­
c u re or r o u r manor back.
tatio n promises to reach nearly 20,-
M e re r b eer a a d T h u n d e
000,000 fe e t during the coming year.
Twelve saw m ills are running full
Meyerbeer, like Handel, com
blast w ithin a radius of 11 miles of best in a thunderstorm . Ha
th is city and all are m arketing their room made a t the top of his
product here, the bulk of it being pur­ with glass root and Sides, so th a t
chased by the Nibley-M imnaugh Lum­ might enjoy these conditions to t
ber company and the Bear Creek Lum­ full whenever they presented
ber company. The d a ily 'c u t of these selves. It is said th at no beast of the
12 saw m ills is averaging very close to field, no raven or nightjar, could scant
200.000 feet.
the approach of a storm more uner­
The largest mill, th a t of the Nibley- ringly than M eyerbeer, and nothing
Maimnaugh Lum ber company, while in was allowed to Interfere with his soli­
operation for the first tim e this sea­ tary enjoyment of It when It a n te
son, is cu ttin g about 60,000 feet every W herever he was he would learn
day; the B ear Creek Lum ber company the first prem onitory rumble.
is saw ing in the ¡neighborhood of 40,-
000 fee t daily; four other mills are
R ad. W ea k , W r n r y , W a t e r - y
- _
Relieved By M urine Eye Remedy. Try
each averaging over 20,000 fee t daily, M
urine F o r Your E y e Troubles. You W in
and the other mills are saw ing from Like Murine. It Soothes. 60c a t Tour
D ruggists. W rite F o r Eye Book*
5.000 to 15,000 feet, according to crew M
urine E ye Rem edy Co., Chicago.
and capacity of the mill.
The three
F a t a l D e fe c t .
largest mills expect m aterially to in­
"I have a chance to m arry an
crease their output w ithin the n ex t few
weeks.
mam who has lots of money.”
In order to make the most of th eir
"Why don’t you?"
product, the Nibley-Mimnaugeh Lum­
“He hasn't any bad habits and esi
ber company will have in operation of a long-lived family.”—Chicago
about July 1, one of the finest planing ord-Herald.
millB and box factories in E astern Ore­
lf o th e n w tn find M r* Wtnelo«**«
gon. I t will occupy a floor space of Syrup
th e beet rem edy to use to r th e ir
60x120, exclusive of the lum ber sheds A urlag th e te e th in g period.
and power house. It will contain all
r e n a t ile « ot r ro a
modern machinery for the surfacing of
M rs. U p jo h n — I t a d d s so m u ch
lumber and the making of boxes.
o n e 's c a r e s a n d w orrlaa to b e ta I
D O Z E N M IL L S B U S Y .
Plans Big C herry Celebration.
Cove—Cove citizens are preparing
for the first annual cherry show which
will be held when the ripening fru it is
a t its best. The cherry crop will not
be quite as heavy as last year, when
Cove was one of the few d istricts th at
boasted of bumper crops, but the grade
of fru it will be b etter and it will m a­
ture much earlier.
About 300 pickers will be needed in
Cove alone th is year for a period of
three weeks to care for the fru it.
e le ty .
M rs. H ig h m o r e — A h,
h a s b een en tered by
d o zen tim e s s in c e th e
reco rd m y. g o in g s a n d
y e s ! O ur h o w
b u rg la rs h air
p a p ers ba
co m in g s.
PIPE REPAIRING
Ofamr li ink tin by mi. AMBER.BRIER
■at SUR5CHAUÌL (trincai Catara«
S IG S IC H E L * CO.
KIVkfSkte
13.00 SAMPLE DERBY. FELT. STRAW l l J t
^ --------
a sa a H
H «nClassed, Blocked 50c; T
* 1. Trimmin« 26c each. I O ' a'ltae
WBow r
I M d 3
Dyad. Compire« L ine al MiUin «r*.
3 1 S ALDER ST.. P O R T L A N D
Cannery for W heeler.
Wheeler—The Union Fisherm en’s
cannery of ABtoria, O r., has been giv­
en a site for a cannery a t th is town, E Y E R E M E D Y T » w a la. a
Stary *«d «ac-kaif, m
and the company will s ta rt the erection Liquid Form. 2 tc, 60c. le b e Tube«, 2Se, I
roams sad slnpaii pardi.
of the building b o as to be ready for
Big C herry C rop
Ai appar-
the fall pack. When the shingle mill
tanly hr • party loaluaf
Eugene—The 'season's crop of the is started here this town will lead all
REDUCE THE COST OF
hr a kamt n Partlaad tr
famous Royal Anne cherry of the Eu other towns in the county as a manu
that will rent
gene fru it d istric t is enormous. The factoring town and will have the larg­
A wdl-MH. al-
cannery of the co-operative association est payroll.
of growers started up this week w ith
stracts sad ciani walks.
PORTLAN D M A RKETS.
200 girls and women a t work.
The
1st SOilOO. A $7.500
25c. FULL POUND
yields from older orchards run 12,000
prapcrlp hr $6,500 aid
W heat—Track prices: 'Blueetem, 81
pounds per acre upwards.
Cherries ®,82c; club,..78c; red Rudssian, 76c
T ra if desired; wdl
will average not less than 3 % cents
H A N S E N ’S
valley, 80 c.'
accept hna pr «petty ta I':
H a n s e n H ir e « H e lp
pound.
Barley—Feed and brewing, $19@20
saM.il af aae-katf. Cal
A fter a short season of handling the per ton.
EMPLOYMENT
aad ¡aspect; 580 East
Free to Employers
green fru it the m anufacture of the
Eighth Street Nortk. sear
Com—Whole, $32; cracked, $33 ton.
O FFIC ES
Maraschino cherry will begin and
Kaott; take Uaiaa Areaae car.
ess O. R. B-, Box 131, Portland. Oregon.
Hay—Track p rices: - Timothy, W il­
N o r th S eco n d S t. P h o n es: M ein ISM; A 1
about two carloads per week will be lam ette valley, $20®.21 per ton; E ast­ L a SS d ies
D e p a r tm e n t. M SH W a sh in g to n 84. ~
shipped to New York.
The cherries ern Oregon, $22® 24; alfalfa, $15@16;
“ W ; A 2602. P o rtla n d . C
are given a preservative liquid bath grain hay, $17@18.
here, then barreled and Sent to New
O n ly O n e M o v e R e s o u rc e .
P e o a lm la lle .
Oats— No. 1 white, $25.50 per ton.
IT C H C A N B E C U R E D
E ld e rly U n c le —S p e n t y o u r e n tire York, where they are again treated
Green F ru its— Apples, Oregon New­
W a ra h a m L o n g — Y ou've h e e rd • ’ th e
in a short ttaoe by using
p a trim o n y , h a v e you. A rc h ib a ld ? Gone and made into the tidbit th a t goes into town, $2 per box; cherries, 6®. 12c per
m ilk o’ h u m a n k in d n ess, h a ln ’t y u h ?
PLUMMER’S
ITCH
the cocktail th a t makes the New York pound; apricots, $1.25(3)1.36 per box;
G oodm an G o n rung— Yea. b u t I h a ln 't th ro u g h e v e ry th in g ?
REMEDY
________
S c a p e g ra c e N e p h ew —Y es, u n c le ; e v ­ er happy.
n e v e r se e n a n y b u t w o t’s been s k im ­
peaches, $1.25 per box; plums, $1@
In to-ccnt cans only. Addreaa
e ry th in g b u t th e b a n k ru p tc y c o u rt.
m ed.
1.26; gooseberries, 6@6c pound; cur­
Remodel Map o f Oregon.
PLUM M ER D R U G CO M PART
rants,
$2
per
box.
T hird a n d M a d la o n
P o rtla n d , Ok.
Salem—Though in itiativ e petitions
Berries— S traw berries, $1.50@1.65
have already been presented at the offi­
ce of the secretary of sta te which pro­ per crate; blackberries, 90c@ $l; rasp ­
pose by direct enactment to create five berries, $1.66(3)1.76; loganberries, $1
new Oregon counties next November, @1.26; blackcaps, $2 per box.
Vegetables— Artichokes, 60@75c per
petitions are still being circulated in
as cool and w h ite as a dairy . N o sm ell, no sm oke,
different parts of the sta te asking the dozen; asparagus, $12.6@2 per box;
no heat, no d u s t. N o old-fashioned co n triv an ces. T h e
electorate to create two additional cabbage, 2^@ 2}$c per pound; cauli­
ones, making the list of new counties flower, $2 per dozen; head lettuce, 50
to be created by the people a t the next ® 60c per dozen; hothouse lettuce, 50c
general election a total of seven. Four @$1 per box; green onions, 15c per
of these new counties are to be located dozen; peas, 4@5c pound; peppers, 20c;
H I C K
B L U E F I . A IH L
in Eastern Oregon and three in W est­ radishes, 15@20c dozen; spinach, 8®
ern Orgeon. I f they all carry, the 10c pound; rutabagas, $1.26(31.50
map of Oregon will be so badly m uti­ sack; carrots, 86c@ $l; .b eets, $1.50;
lated the s ta te ’s own sons will be un­ parsnips, 76c@ l.
Potatoes—Old Oregon, 60@75c per
able to recognize iL
N a m e d ic O
is th e la te st practical, scien tific co o k -sto v e . It w ill co o k th e m o st
hundred; new California, l^ @ 2 c per
pound.
A B SO L U T E L Y C U K E S
Inheritance Tax Fortune.
elab orate d in n er w ith o u t h eatin g th e kitchen.
Onions Bermuda, $1.60@1.76 per
Salem—The state treasu rer's office
DR.
WHITING'S REMEDIES
B o ils, b akes, or r o a sts b etter th an a n y ran ge. R e a d y in a se co n d .
has received the inheritance tax from crate; red, $2® 2.22 per sack.
MAUrrACTTBEU BY
N A T IO N A L M E D IC IN E CO., LTD.
B u tter—City creamery, extras, 29c;
E xtinguished in a seco n d . F itte d w ith Cabinet T o p , w it h co lla p sib le
the estate of the late Caroline Ladd,
am ounting to nearly $14,000. The net fancy outside cream ery, 28@29c; per
rests, towel rack, and every up-to-date
feature imaginable. You want it, be­
B u tter fa t
value of the estate was $1,491,194.57. pound; store, 20®.23c.
1 . APPENDIcfrlg'REMEDT.
cause it will cook any dinner and not
per pound under
There were five children, each of whom prices average 1
beat the room. No beat, no smell,
received $298,238.92, on which each reg u lar b u tte r prices.
no emoke, no coal to bring in, no aabea
Eggs—Oregon candled, 26@27c per
paid to the state $2,932.39, a total of
"SPE C IA L " R E M E D T .
to carry out. It doea away «with tha
o r W o m a n ’« A ilm e n t«
T u m o re e f th .
dozen.
$14,661.95.
drudgery of cooking, and make« it a
Kidney ned Ml«dder
Pork—Fancy,
llj$@
12c
per
pound.
The law provides th a t a discount
pleasure. Women with tha light touch
Veal— Fancy, 10®, 11c, per pound.
•hall be given for payment of inheri­
for pastry especially appreciate it, be­
■■
« if.
Lam bs—Choice, 8 @ llc per pound.
cause they can immediately have a
tance taxes within eight months. This
Poultry—Hens, 16c; broilers, 22M@
quick fire, «imply by turning a handle.
was taken advantage of. the saving to
No half-hour preparation. It not only
the estate being $733.10, and leaving 24c; ducks, 14@20e; geese, ll@ 14c;
la less trouble than coal, but it
the net amount paid to the sta te treas­ turkeys, live, 20c; dressed, 25c; A T R IP TO PORTLAND F H B
less. Absolutely no emelL no emoke j
squabs, $3 per dozen.
O H MATES D l1
ury $13,928.85.________
•nd i t doesn't beat the kitchen.
Cattle—Beef steers, good to choice,
PAINLESS D im S T E Y
Cool W eather Hepls Apples.
Paini««« E s tr a d in e ------Free
California, $6.76@5.90: good to choice,
1 The nickel finish, «vith the turquoise
tMlver F illin g « ...................... Aha
blue of the enameled chimneys, makes
Hood River—The cool w eather in the Eastern Oregon and valley, $6.60@676;
Gold rulings ................
the stove ornamental and attractive,
5 K- D o t e C r e a m e .....................«
Hood R iver valley has aided the apple fa ir to medium, $4.60@4.7S; cows and
fif-a- with 1, I and J burners ; tha 1
1
............. p
crop. O rchardists are propping the heifers, good to choice, $4.26@ 4.80;
•nd »-burner stoves can be had with
trees, preparing for the heairy harden fa ir to medium. $S.60@4.7S; bulls, $3
or «rithout Cabinet.
of fruiL Apples have never been so @4; stags, S3.60@5; calves, light,
__________
large. The box factories are running $5.76@«.76; heavy, $4@6.
ja r Ä
a - r ' r
A L L T R » W O R K » OU A R A M I-------
full crews making bozas to meet the
Hogs—Top. $9.50(3)9.76; fair to me­
ageocy aftbe
r . c 't t v — -e e , m a y a v e r. A f
demands. A large number of the grow­ dium, $8.40@ 9.1i; fair to medium
er* are increasing th eir orders for box-
Sheep—Beat wether*. $4.60@ t; fate
S ta n d a rd O il C o m p a n y
to good wethers, $4@ 4.26; best
Rivsr is expected to market 400,000 $4414.10; lambs, choice,
boxes of apples this year.
lambs, fair, $4.7fi@6.26.
FOR SALE
TRY MURINE “'Z X JT
^CRESCENT
BAKING POWDER
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N e w P e r /e c t io n .
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