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functions.
rilla is pre-eminently
take. It makes the
rich, and strengthens
organs.
down and had no
taking one bottle of
a I could cat any
Mrs. Amanda Fen-
wHtiwtituto for
SarsapariHa
Get it today.
100 Doses ji.
ADDGtltS fcrer9 w'1 not comP11' l py
I lorbitant prices."
the blood needs pari j While the prices of lumber may
ig, for then the blood not bo raised) by the lumbermen them-
digestive organs tho selves," said. Fretl D. Smith, of El-
-y for tho proper'per-tmira, IV. Y., who is in the market for
Oregon timber, "tho shortage amv
work out the ondi as the demand will
soon become so strong that buyers will
begin bidding for material.
"So far as timber is concerned, we
anticipate an increase in- the price on
stumpnge, and) properties will change
hands rapMly within tho next few
woeka. The country at largo, outside
of California, look9 to tho northwest for
tho bulk of its future lumbeT supply,
and this alono will in lime bring about
a great deman dfor timber."
Tho prico of logs bos been increased
from $S to $10 a thousand feet on the
Columbia river within tho week, and
there is an immense profit in timber in
tho stump oven at $1.50 a thousand.
Men familiar with the timber and lum
ber industry say that logs can bo de
livered into the Columbia Tiver from
the territory tapped from any of its
tributaries, at about $4 per thousand
feet.
has continued to do so ever sinoo the
morning of the big qnake. The spring
is located on tho farm f Rank Will
iams and many people go thers; ffo
their summer outlng, Corvallis (la
retta
Hood's.
form.
DMrnen Coming.
'A' awUMwHltis to the lumber in-
miry' JfMBBrthwest has been ere
4d by ,fcWib Francisco calamity
ays ti, IMjjpair, and while it cannot
sTpw prices of all grades of
mibmr t MiBdvaneed, tho prico of
wMsfear i'ttfltann is coinc ud stead-
(j'w,Sicwlttlor from all parts of
ae eouatry atw contesting for its pos-
At' preseaitfetere -are scores of tim
inn iirFsrfetaBWb'and others aro coni
ng is detty TiSTjprieoof timber, which
,!as herelowreil,consideTed high at
id, a th6nea.e;lRa3r in tho stump, has
"aised within "ko yat few days to $1.50
,011 holders W&t inclined to "dispose
ff their iateresW ven at that figure.
"There tegrcalVdemand for lumber
all kiad iW S&h Francisco,' ' said
Charles B. 3fCezHiick, of San Fran
'ds9llyt(B'Kfaco'Of the disaster
.that bee hoftoatonr city and tho con
isqasat mwlftffego, by mutual con
teat, as it were, tho lumbermen of the
cteeifie- Coast ive virtually agreed not
5 rale ilk' prfe of their product, and
we do not aTuWilpte higher figures than
4w rule. Tfe swsagers of tho steam
iip 44os, operating on the coast, at a
-eosat meeting also agreed not to raise
he shipping rate oh lumber and build
tig material,, o ttij San. Francisco suf-
TONOPAH AND TIDEWATER.
Railroad that will Tap New Bullfrog,
Ctoldfield, Te&opah Bonanza
Oil j Section.
the
Stato of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is senior partner of the firm of F. 'J.1
Cheney, & Co., .doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by tho uso
of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed tJw , . t,,
in my presence this Gth day of Decern- r0M, bo complet(va (o BMttog bv
the first of July and will theft bo pushed
California's Death Valley and
new Tonopab, Oildfield and. Bullfrog
mining region of-Nwada are on tho
eve Of being introduced to tho odvan?
tapes of civilization by tho Tonopab!
& Tidewater railroads .' mn
This broad guage, up-to-dato rail
road is being built from Ludlow, Cali
fornia, on tho Santa Fv, through and
past tho Amargosa valley that lies
just south of Death Valley on to Bull-
frog in tho heart of tho now bonanza
gold mining section of Nevada, As
s indlcato this
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SPECIAL RATES
TO THE "MADE IN OREQONM
POSITION.
EX-
Portland, Or., May 19 to 20, 1906.
For tho above occasion tho Southern
Pacifio Company will sell round-trip
tickets from Salem for $2.20. Sale
dates May, 22, all regular passenger
trains. May 25 trains Nos. 16 and 14
Friday morning. Limit of tickets May
27, 1900. For particulars call on agents.
A. L. CRAIG,
tf General Passenger Agent.
bor, A. D., 18SC. A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal.) Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern'
ally, and acts directly on tho blood
and nvueuous surfaces of tho system
Send for testimonials freo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, Ohio,
Sold by all druggists, 7Gc.
Tako Hall's Family PlUs for constl
patlon.
HOLLIS7nr,'5
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Buiy M.edIolae for Bsir Fcopl.
BHagi Ooldea Health tad Renewed Vigor.
A tp-clflo for Constipation, Imtlgoitiot), IJto
and Kidney Trouble. 1'imple. Ecremn, Impure
Dlood Had Brentli, SluirRisti Don vis, Ht-ndncha
and Itackaclie. It" ltocky Jlounuln Ten In tab
let form. 3.1 cents n box. Gemtlnn mudo by
UoLUSTcn Dnco CoapANV, Madison, Wis.
flOLDPN NIJOGETS FOR SAI .0W PE0P--
A Oushcr.
A. T. Gruett, who visited what is
known as Sulphur Springs, some twen-ty-fivo
miles 60uth of this city and in
Lane, last Sunday, has quite an inter
esting report to mako of the spring.
It appears that many years ago there
was a common pitcher pump pipe sunk
into tho spring anld cemented there.
For years tho spring gavo forth just
enough water to flow out of th6 pipe
freely. Sinco t ho disastrous earth
quako at San Francisco the spring is
no longer a "flower," but a "gusher."
It now spurts up somo four or six
rr Dtm (lit m a d. fa
'arttonUr. TNtlanliU
nrLadl."fii Itfar. h .
.Iti.OUOTaaUBiaBtal.. I.u k.
1 Jk.-k... fIL ... !.-
y K.V:y i-7i i :"' re inches abovo tho top of tho pipe and
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Doa't writo vour memorandum
on your cuff. Phono to us1' right
awny and wo will call and seo you
about tho lumber or about building
your now house.
Y0GET FUEL & LUMBER CO
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Citizens Light & Traction Co.
Announces a change in schedule of
the street cars.
Exact time table will he published
V next Saturday.
Usfeour electrically cooled waiting
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room.
240 Commercial Street
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on to Golddeld and Tonopab. Before
the road reaches Bullfrog and 'tho pre
cious metal region it will tap tho
mammoth Llla O. borax nilno in tho
Amargosa volloy. This inino has had
development work dono on it for sev
eral j ears, .which has disclosed a very
large body of quartz bearing borax
(eoleinnnio) of high quality. This
mine will supersede th Barato mine
(near Daggefc, California) and help
supply the constantly increasing borax
denmnd. So far no shipments of oro
have been mado from this mino, but
a- soon as the railroad is'complcto, a
largo amount of borax witl bo t onco
rushed out.
Tho Tonopnh St Tidewater railroad
will at onco relievo tho Llla 0. mino,
tap all tho mines in tho Death Valloy
and Bullfrog vicinitiy and tho extension
to Gohlfldd and Tonopnh will give tho
rest of this mining region a speedy and
most economic outlet for its ores, and
allow tho country to obtain needed
supplies ot roasonnblo rntoa Instead of
at tWo almost prohibitive prices of
tho present.
In tho old days they um SO-mulo
teams to transport tho products vf
tho rogibi. and to bring in supplies
butt tho great!r demands awd growing
needs ltnvo mado such transportation
m)anir totally inadequate. Tho luvon
tion of the 20-mulo team solvod tho
transportation, problem of tho early
days and developed the region as far
as such means could.
As thoso d.yj- demnndfcd 20-tnulo
teams, so today denwDdai tlrts Tonopnh
& Tidewater railroad to carry out cop
per, lead, borax, silver nnd gold. Tho
cntiiro effect of this new railroad on
mining industries nnd tho opening and
developing of Dmth nwl ArmagoMV Val
leys and tUi Bullfrog, Goldfleld and
Tonopab mining section is dlfllcult to
eitimato; but it will not be small. It
meatus a goneral and thorough dovel
opment of this nowest part of tho
United Satt'-H, and will add matcrlil-
ly to tho proBperlty of tho wholo coun
try. Tho Onnt AmTlcnir Desert is
doomed. Already townn aro springing
up and tho region, .will becomo ft big
producer with tho now transportation
facllittj-.
Advices and reports to tho eastern
offico of tho company ay that nearly
SO miles of track aro completed and
thV mnchipo is laying tmck at tho
mto of a mile a day,
Onw hunl-di and twcirty-flvo miles
of CO-poupwd' rails were recently pur
chased from tho Sarft Fe, and' these
withi tho 100 miles bought previously
will Uko tho road 225 miles toward
Tonopnh, leaving only 25 mile of ms
terial to buy and build into tho now
gold capitsd of tho wst.
o
Postmaster Sobbed.
O. W Fouts, postmaster at RIverton.
la., nearly lort his lifo and was robbed
of all comfort,
which ears:
ehronio liver complaint, which led to
tract & eoToro case of jaundice that ev
en my finger nails turned yellow) whoa
my doctor prescribed Eltckle Bitters;
r?4kh cored me and have kept tu wli
for 21 yean." Sure care for bWous
bom, senralgta, weakaeM aad all sten-
xjh, liver, Udteey sad bladder trouble
A wonderful tnic. At J. C. Perry 'i
&Bg store. CO cents.
REST
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There is no other Bkycfe s4 good as the
Racyclc. Come and take a ride on one
that's the way to prove tt.. We haye so(d as
many bicycles this'ycar already' as We (Rd
all of last year which goes to show that we
sell the best bicycles only, and look after.1 u
the interests of otir riders. u
Bicycles from $25.00 Up.
We have everything in tlie repair line, such
as Tires. Rims, Coaster Brakes and the best
of everything for the bicycle.
1 ' i
Best Work at Honest Prices.
FRANK J. MOORE
Phone
36ft
General School Nows.
Tho school is progressing as well ns
over, under tho supervision of Profes
sors Marlatto onld Powers. Tha ywr'
work is almost over and) mviowa aro
being taken, la most of tho subjeots
Tho botony clans is at work finishing
up 'their herbariums, and most of tho
students buvo at leant 40 of tho re
quired 00 specimens.
A great many oUuTents hnvo stopped
school einco tho good weather 1ms
opened up, in ordox to go to work.
Tha classes, awdi oipoclally the sen
itrs, are very busy getting ready for
commencement wook. Tho lllgu school
Is going to buvo a full week of over
cisos. Miss Clark, tho teacher of thtOdV
tory lias rewlgnwl her position so that
n WW teacher will hnvo to bo cm
ploed for next year.
Tho work on tho school yard is pro
grouting mthr slowly. A good level
lawn is going to add! greatly to tho np
pearnnco of tho high.
The two literary societies hnvo quit
work for this yicar. Tho season being
late, nnd many other thisga coming up.
to tako tho extra tlmo, it was Qiougfet
best to adjourn them till next year..
They enuVxl ilio year'o work wltk av
entertainment gltut jointly whloh ttr
a great success.
Optician
Bifocal lenses near-sighted and farr
slghted lenses mado to order.
Gold and Gold
Filled Frames
Alio mado to order,
will find reasonable.
Our prices yon.
Chas. ILL Hinges
JeWekrs and Optician
123 Commercial St.
fijtmintr fi fit ltfjiv
. ,.w-. .. ....,
"For 20 years I bad
OREGON HISTORY
Pioneer Days by S. A. CLARKE the Bf.5T HIS
TORY of early days of OREGON just puWfehed,
in two vofumns. ' ,'
Price $3.00 Set.
PATTON'S BOOK STORE.
CHEAP EXCURSION
RATE EAST
TOR BUM3C8K SKAJBOK
Tho 8oDthem l"acIDc Company will
ell special ronnd-trip tickets tc east
rn points on June 4, 6, 7, 23, 25, July
2 and 3, Angust 7, 8, 9, 8ept, 8. 10,
IBM, to Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee,
St. Paul, Omaha, Sioux City. St. Joe,
Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City,
DSHvsr, Colorado DiMisea and Pivebto,
Cole. Good going tea days and rsturs
Isg sJnety dfeys from tale date; but
so beyonl October 31, 10M. Tor par-
titulars tall os ogentf. A L. CraJg,
Oeasrs PamcBger Agent, Portlatwl. tf
C4LIHTC
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Our Great Millinery Sale is Now On'
THE GREATEST EVENT Of THE EARLY SUMMER ,
AM the new shapes, shades and trimmings. The season's
most attractive styles.
All at a Great Reduction
AN hats and trimmings bought during this sale WM
trimmed free of charge.
THE WHITE CORNER MILLINERY PARLORS ,
Miss M. D. EVANS, Proprietor
be
Ladies' Canvas Oxfords.
The most popular footwear far CMdren, Mwses or
Ladies that the season has produced.
Leather Oxfords Also.
The kind we have sold to so many ladies and misses
this spring. Many of the designs are exculsive
with us.
E. L. IRVIN&CO.
PRACTICAL SHOE MEN-AcknewMge Leaders
326 State St REPAIRING A SHXIALTY
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