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Cure Y o u r I *1 « M it" y be- »tnly, D andruff Dr. B. E. Wright Have your teeth out and plate and bridge work done. For out-of-town patrons we finish plate and bridge work in one day if necessary. PRICES: M.W Cm »... $5.00 22k Bride. Tee» $3 50 Cold Fillw ........$1 EautiFihp .. $1.00 sa» Ulin«, 50c Chin $5 00 Be* Had fakk* PbM............$7.50 P...U Eilnctk» 50c Why? Because it is annoying, untidy. And mostly, because it almost invariably leads to baldness. Cure it, and save your hair. Get more, too, at the same time. All easily done with Ayer’s Hair Vigor, new improved formula. Stop this formation of dandruff! D r B . E . Wright Co. thit >. the < M di- ait >e- n’t id- ak os ât i >U- ots its r it Di na Portland, Oregon DAISY FLY KILLER KSLSGS3h£ m & Co. Sherman ir e SIXTH, AT MORRISON ST., PORTLAND, OR. acher Th» hlm well, away and sister is In :VER Lsthma ' send pie to <IGTOh. S1VE \N work at •icea. nination y fitted 7 as >0 aethoda. ding id Ore. O REG O N G E T S HER C ASH . T H IN G S HUM IN S O U T H . W ork W l’l Start Immediately on O re Grants Pass Man Tells ot Project to W ater 40,000 Acres. gon Rivers and Harbors. GERMAN / S JEAN VALJEAN. M lllln ,in t r o P h ila n t h r o p ic * W h o Yean A m W a i a H a n d le . 4 *r Herr Charles May. o f Berlin, may be termed the Jean Valjean of Germany. Millionaire whose time and money were spent In doing good, author of re ligious books and altogether a splen did figure of Christian manhood. M a y was just a few days ago branded by *> jury as the perpetrator of many v io lent crimes In southern Saxon moun tains forty long years ago, where he led a band of desperate brigands. M ay, who is 70 years old. collapsed and was put under guard to prevent hi* com mitting suicide. The charges were made by Wilhelm Lebius, a trade union leader. May sued for libel T h e Jury decided that Lebius had proven the allegations In a court at Cbar- lottenburg, a suburb of Berlin N ot only was It proven that Herr May had been a notorious bandit, but there la no doubt but what he Is the author o f a long series of cheap novels written many years ago in which he describes the deeds he had committed. Herr May is a splendid linguist, speaking even Chinese and Choctaw. Portland— “ Everybody is too busy in Southern Oregon to think o f what the rest o f the world is doing,’ ’ said BEST METHODS H. T. Norton, of Grants Pass. Painless Extraction Free when plates or bridge work is ordered. Consultation Free. You cannot “ Things are humming down ^our way, I get better painless work anywhere, no matter many settlers are coming in and there I how much you pay. . All Work Fully Guaranteed fo r F ^ - îh Years w ill be remarkable development of that part o f the state within the next few years. __/)of£_no/_c(anffg M e color o f the hair. “ The Rogue R iver Irrigation & 342) Washington St., Formula with each bottle Pow er company has just let a contract Show it to jo u r for a project which w ill irrigate 30,- doctor 000 acres, although 40,000 acres are Ask him about It, Take car at depot and transfer to Washington S t then do as he saye contemplated in the entire scheme. The contract calls for water on the The new Ayer’s Hsir Vigor will certainly Neat, clean. Grants Pass district, composed of UL convenient, cheap. do this work, because, first of all, it de about 15,000 acres, fo r the irrigation Last, all matt. stroys the germs which are the original Made of metal, cannot season o f 1911, and water on the Mer spill or ttp over, will not cause of dandruff. Having given this aid, soil.or Injure anything. lin district, containing about the same Guaranteed ellective. nature completes the cure. The scalp is Of ail dealer* or sent acreage, for the season o f 1912. prepaid ior 20 cents. restored to a perfectly healthy condition. ■AEOLD SOMEES — Made by the J. C. A yer Co., Lowall, Maes.— — “ The districts are being settled rap ISO Del alb A. to . vBfookiyu. I*. I« idly and the irrigation ditches mean a M other* w ilt find Mrs. W inslow 's R o oth la g transformation o f the entire country. lyrup the beet rem edy to uao fo i th eir chUdrea. In many places there is sufficient sub l u r iu f the tcelh iu g period. irrigation to insure good crops and the N o t l a I I I , J i i 'l t r i i i e n t . valleys are also productive without ir "The next thing in order,” said th® rigation. The new system w ill patch up the bare spots le ft by nature, mak master of ceremonies, referring to th® •lip of paper In his hand, "is music." ing the whole country a vast field o f "No, s ir!” savagely whispered tha producing soil. Many o f the ranchers leader of the band. "Not music! Th® ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS who are raising good crops without ir next thing Is ’Hail Columbia!’ ” rigation w ill take water to insure Taking his station, he scowled, waved against a possible drouth and to in his baton, and the noise of the brasseat W e want you to try this Piano IN YOUR crease the productiveness o f the fe r burst forth —Oht-ep-n Tribune. tile soil. | H O M E FREE. W e want you to try it at It tu re e While You Walk. ■* Y “ Irrigation was not considered feas A lie n ’« Foot-Ease it n certain cure for hot | our expense because— ible until a local company was organ m ea lin g, callus, and swollen, aching feet. Sol®' A t the end o f thirty days the Piano v a il Druggists Price 28«. Don’t accent any ized and promoted a system last year. a mbstitute. T ria l pack «® « FREE. A n d r e i IT S E L F will convince you o f the following Aliens. Olmsted, Le R oy, N, Y , . It was a pumping proposition. The facts: contract for the pumping and water I t ’s the best value on earth for the price A F ir e D r ill. was let to the Golden D rift Mining ($275). "W hat kept you so late at the fao. company and last summer the water I t ’s M U S IC A L L Y and M EC H A N IC A LLY was run down the main street o f tory?" "W e were having a fire drill.” right! Grants Pass to show that irrigation “ Isn’t that something new?” W e know there is so much real value in was possible. Then high water came, "Nope; the boss wns trying to drill' one end o f the mining company’s dam this Wellington Piano— w e ’re selling for $275— on easy payments—that was washed away, the stockholders o f (t Into the heads of the men that I f w e’ re willing to let it b e IT 'S O W N SA LESM A N . S A L M O N TH E O R IE S U P S E T . the company became involved in liti they didn't Improve the class of work I t will tell it's own story to you— in your home— i f you’ll send us the gation among themselves, and no re they were turning out they would be coupon. Marked Six Years A go Are pairs were made. The local irrigation fired."— Heepion he*i Fish Please send me full particulars concerning this unusual Piano offer. company is now part o f the Rogue Caught in Traps. t ie d . W e a k , A V ra ry , W a t e r y E y e « . R iver Irrigation & Power company and R e lie v e d B y M u rin e E y e R em ed y . T r y Astoria— Several o f the well-estab Name.............................................. Address. M u rin e F o r Y o u r E y e T rou b les. Y ou W ilt w ill carry the new project through.” L ik e M u rine. I t Soothes. 50c a t Y o u r lished theories regarding the habits of D ru g g ist*. W r it e F o r E y e B o o k «. Free.. Preserve 90 Tons o f Cherries. M urine E y e R e m e d y Co.. C hicago. salmon are being upset by facts which Eugene— The Eugene Fruitgrowers’ The chances of sudden death are great have come to ligh t during the present •Sfoqgnq 000‘000'bffl J° mo OOO’OOO S lim C h a n c e f o r H e r . association has received another car •‘Ofl ‘Pl-ioai aqj U| .Oiuiioo joqto Xus er among men than women in the ratio of season. A missionary who was making hie load o f barrels in which to store the nvqr ‘jnog nwq.« Knipnpu] ‘ivaq.w sjora one to eight. It has always been supposed that preserved Royal Ann cherry crop. As way through a backwoods region came sjjodxa X[|vnuuB «a jsjg pajtuQ aqx salmon returned to the river the fourth each barrel w ill hold about 300 pounds upon an old woman sitting outside a year a fter being hatched, but this sea o f fruit, it w ill mean that they w ill cabin. He entered upon a religious in a short time by using son no less than 15 marked salmon, handle about 180,000 pounds o f cher talk and finally asked her If ahe didn't which were turned out at the Chinook PLUM MER’S ITCH ries, or 90 tons. know there was a day ot judgment hatchery six years ago, have been REMEDY coming. caught in the Bakers bay traps. Re In 60-cent cans only. Address New Steel Bridge. "Why, no,” said the old lady; ” 1. ports from other points on the river PLUM M ER DRUG C O M PAN Y “ For over nine year« I suffered w ith chronic Enterprise— The Troy steel bridge hadn't beerd o’ that. Won’t there be» P o rtla n d , Or also are that five female salmon which constipation and during this tim e I had to take T h ird a n d M a d is o n is nearly ready for use. Work w ill more than one day?" an injection o f warm water once every 34 hours had spawned have been caught in the begin on the approaches this week. “ No, my friend; only one day," was before I could have an action on m y bowels. traps, although it has always been sup H appily I tried Cascarets, and today I am a w ell The bridge is 175 feet long and 16 feet replied. posed that the female fish perish im man. During the nine years before I used wide, resting on concrete piers. "W ell, then,” she mused, “ I don’t Cascarets I suffered untold misery with internal mediately after having spawned. reckon I can get to go for we’ve only pile*. Thanks to you, I am free from all that These salmon were in fairly good this morning. You can use this in behalf of got one mule, and John always has P O R T L A N D M A R K E TS . suffering humanity. B. F. Fisher, Roanoke, I1L vCOFFEEt) condition, so that they could not have to go every where first.”— New York Wheat— |Track prices: Bluestem, ascended to the upper reaches o f the PUaaant. Palatable. Potent. Tasta Good. TEA SPICES river and returned, and they are be 83c; club, 79@80c; red Russian, 77c Sun. Do Good. N ever Sicken. Weaken or Gripe. 10c, 25c. 60c. Never sold in bulk. The gen lieved to have been salmon which had valley, 81c. uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to cure or your money back. Barley— Feed and brewing, $19(ix'20. JU S T RIGHT I spawned, perhaps prematurely, in some MODERN METHODS. H ay— Track prices: Timothy, W il o f the tributaries o f the Low er Colum i^ s n n s a n E E E K Semper Fidelia lamette valley, $20fit>21 per ton; East M i g h t H e l p S o m e. bia. CL0SSET fl DLVLR5 PARCRAWF SECRET SERVICE AGENCY POqtLAND. ORE.' J ern Oregon, $22fr(24; alfalfa, $15fg)16 "It's up to you to do something to Cove Pow er Company Formed. grain hay, $17fdil8. I TV".ar" Pr»P»/vd to undertake any leeitimate h«Ip our Neighborhood Improvement ietective work (both civil and criminal) In all P N U Oats— No. 1 white, $25.50@26 ton. parta o f the United State«. Open Day and N irh l. N o . 28—’ 10 Prineville — A company o f Prine- Association." Green Fruits— Apples, Oregon N ew c . r rm u . s*. r w . oan. 32 » . im 1 v ille ’s strongest capitalists have filed “ I ’m for I t I ’ll make my daughter H E N w r i t i n g t o ®<1 v e r t l e e r e p i e 214-1« Krer ■». Aa*. rOTUSO. 0MC0K articles o f incorporation with the coun town, $2 per box; cherries, 6@10c per sell her piano.” — Cleveland Plain Deal m e n t io n t h i s p a p e r . ty clerk here for the Cove Power com pound; apricots, $1.20(//>1.35 per box; er. pany. The purposes as set forth in peaches, 76«ff$1.25; plums, $1@1.50; the articles o f incorporation are the gooseberries, 6<fij6c per pound; cur of Portland, Oregon generation o f electric and water power; rants, $2(r/2.25 per box; raspberries, FURNISHES HELP FREE to buy, sell and lease real estate and $1.350(1.50 per crate; loganberries, t o (MPiovras personal property; to own and operate $10/1.50 per crate; blackcaps, $1.65(31 Mein office, 12 North Second 8t- Mein M70; A 140®. grist mills and buy and sell grain and 1.75 per box; cantaloupes, $1.750(2.25 tad lee Dept. 206H Morrison St. Main IM2: A 2064- “ A lady came Into my store lately and said: Phone or wire orders at our eapenee. per crate. all kinds o f feed stuffs. „ “ ‘I have been using a N e w Perfection Oil Cook-Stove all winter Vegetables — Artichokes, 600£75c The main office of the corporation In m y apartment. I want one now for my summer home. I think w ill be located at Prineville. The cap per dozen; beans, 8@10c per pound; these oil stoves are wonderful. If only* women knew what a cauliflower, $2 Keister’s Ladies Tailoring College ital stock is fixed at $50,000, and is cabbage, 2J4(S 2 H c; comfort they are, they would all have per dozen; head lettuce, 600160c; green divided into 500 shares o f equal value, Cutting, Fitting, Drafting, Design one. I spoke about my stove to a lot the m ajority o f the stock w ill be taken onions, 15c; spinach, 8(ffil0c per pound; ing, Tailoring and Dressmaking taugnt. of my friends, and they were aston Strictly up-to-date in every style and by P rin eville capital. The officers of carrots, 85c0/$l per sack; beets, $1.50; ished. They thought that there was fashion. W rite for terms. smell and smoke from an oil stove, and the corporation are W. A. Booth, pres parsnips, 75cO/ $l. that it heated a room just like any other Potatoes -Old Oregon, 600175c per ident; Warren Brown, secretary treas Portland, Oregon stove. I told them o f my experience, urer and D. F. Stewart and G. M. Cor hundred; new California, l% 6$2c per and one after another they got one, and pound; new Oregon, 2c. nett are on the board of directors with now, not one o f them would give hers Butter— City creamery, extras, 29c; the president and secretary. R ED U C E T H E C O S T O F LIV IN G ; up for five times its cost.’ ** fancy outside creamery, 280729c; store, The lady who said this had thought 23c. Batter fa t prices average l H c per Inspect Irrigation P roject». an oil stove wa3 all right for quickly Salem— State Engineer Lewis w ill pound under regular butter prices. heating milk for a baby, or boiling a Eggs— Oregon candled, 26c per doz.; kettle of water, or to make coffee make complete examination o f various quickly in the morning, but ahe never project« w hich are being developed un Eastern, 240i.25c. 25c. FULL POUND Poultry— Hens, 160116c; broilers, 18 dreamed of using it for difficult or der the Ca-ey act. He w ill be accom- heavy cooking. Now—she know». fit21c; ducks, \2%<rb20e; geese, 10fit paned as fur as Bend by Attorney Gen Do you rea lly appreciate w h a t a N e w 11c; turkeys, live, 180/20c; dressed, eral A . M. Crawford. A t Bend further Perfection Oil Cook-Stove means to j o a ? No 22 S 0j25e: squabs, $3 per dozen. more coal to carry, bo more cormn# to t h « steps w ill be taken toward reviving dinner table so tired out that you can't eat Pork— Fancy, 1202 12j-»e. the old Columbia Southern p roject lust liffht a Perfection Stove and im m ediately • f t h « 7 — K to V eal— Fancy, 100(1 lc. r w y tenth m ( the heat from an Intenae blue flam e ahoote From there the state engineer w ill go up to t h « bottom o f P~t, kettle or oven. But Lambs— Choice, llO lllD e . south to examine the work o f the Des the room isn’t heated. There is no smoke, no Cattle— Beet steers, good to choice smell, no outside heat, no drudgery in t h « N e w P erfectio n . chutes Land company p roject which kitchca w here one o f these e t o y «« to used. California, $5.500/ 5.75; good to choice, includes 30,000 acres. He w ill then Eastern Oregon and valley, $6.4001 Pai-aa, ' leave to make an examination o f the 6.f0; fa ir to medium, $4.260(4.75; • fie C o w i $ 5 . t Paisley project o f 12,000 acres. 27V8-.l,.t.rtk3.i cows and heifers, good to choice, $4.60 6.14 r,u i»t* L i fit5; fa ir to medium, $3.76024.25; (»ewel filiere 1.1 State Gives 6,000 Acres, bulla, $30/4; »tags, $3.500(6; calves, Salem— The state has deeded to the light, $5.760/6.76; heavy, $40/6. Federal government 6,000 acres o f land Hogs- Top, $90(10; fa ir to medium, •«•I *»«ker _ in Crook county, formerly embraced in $8.500/9.40. ruta It has 8 Cabinet Top with a shelf for keeping pletes and food hot. The the Columbia Southern p roject The Sheep Best wethers, 94.4004.60; •a w a wm, i Paini*«« Filf'liM ■lekel finish, with the bright blue o f the chimneys, makes tha stove ornamental - __. » « « T MffTMOO« land was patented to the state on the beat ewes, $4024.25; lambs, choice, and 1 f~ attractive. Made with 1, > and 3 burners; the 8 and »-burner stoves ’ • orti strength o f certificates that the land $3.600/6; fair, $4.76026.26. can be had with or without Cabinet. had been irrigated. Hope— 1909 crop, 100/12c, according - iW iS S ft Every Sealer everywhere; If not at yovre, write fa* Descriptive ( When the government learned that te quality; olds, nominal; 1910 con to the s e r ver as eocy c f the the land had not been irrigated, suit to tracts, 130/13 H e nominal. IM CO W PO ® A TB D recover was threatened. To head off Wool— Eastern Oregon, 140217c per ____ ______________________________'I n c o r p o r a t e d ! the impending litigation, the stats has pound; valley, 160(18c; mohair, reconveyed the land to the government. choice, 320(33c. A tiers 38t K u h h tt INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF OUR HOME STATE Now that the president has signed the rivers and harbors bill, engineer officers o f the Oregon districts are making active preparations to carry on the work made possible by the appro priations allotted to these districts by congress. In all the appropriations made for these districts amount to $2,373,800 for maintenance and im provements. The list o f appropriations is as follow s: Improvements at Coos Bay, $400,- 000; improvement o f Tillamook bay and bar, $5,000; improvement o f Clats- kanie river, $5,200; improvement o f Coos river, $3,000; improvement o f Siuslaw river, $50,000; improvement o f W illam ette river in regard to buying present locks or building new ones, $300,000; improvement of W illam ette and Yam hill rivers, $60,000; improve- men . o f Columbia and lower W illam ette rivers, $175,000; impovement of Columbia river, $1,200,000, including repairs and operation o f dredge; for gauging waters o f Columbia river and measuring tidal and river volume, $1,000; improvement o f Columbia, Washington, $10,000; improvement of Columbia at Cascade, $5,000; improve ment o f Columbia and tributaries above Celilo falls to the mouth o f the Snake river, Oregon and Washington, $90,000; improvement o f Snake river, Oregon, Washington and Idaho, $26,- 000; improvement o f Cowlitz and Lew is rivers, Washington, $34,100; and improvement o f Grays river, Washing ton, $500. It is expected these amounts will carry on the government work at the places designated for the fiscal year beginning July 1. ITCH CAN BE CURED Constipation BAKINO POWDER > EXTRACTS DIES (W PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO. fctment. I temal FREE IN riSTBT ...... Fre« ........30c ....... 75c .......... 13 ...... » ......* told...« i ......* late— « .........17 KED. liar sared leModertt ica equip- Fen !•»* sd M«ter A *n r*eninf* work. a i r In« Hair, ^hildrana A Storekeeper Says: 43 1-2 Eleventh St. ^CRESCENT BAKING POWDER NOW m TIME P e r / é ç f io it O i l C o o k -s t o v e Standard Oil Company T V EsrJESr *8i 6.00 7.50 .50 >ent n ie « Dent___ 1 K T l ? A V k l M f J«1". PM Tua.aat« i L Saw*a®a,l«eA