THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 29. . 1904. ,
1 town: Topics
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i Th town 'of Bt Johns ha reached
the point in its history when Are pro--taction
and a new city hall are essen
tial, but there Is no war under the pre
ent charter to rale the fund. There
Is already .a debt of 1400 banging over
the new Jail and the small building that
la used as a meeting place for the coun
cil, under the present charter the town
can issue bonds to the limit of 1 per
eemt of the assessable property, which
la about $210,000. and this wlU raise
only about 11.000, a sum wholly Inade
quate. The acquisition of the Portland
wooln mill,, the Cobbs flouring mill
nd valuable dwelling houses causes the
clttsens to feel the need of a good lire
department. Mayor C. - A. Cook will
probably appoint a commute to either
revise the charter or present a new one
to the next session of the legislature.
.The nomination of Bllas C. 8 Wallow
for president of the United State andl
will be ratified by the Prohibitionists of
Portland at a meeting to bo held on
Tuaavlav avanlnar Aumit k at the T. M.
C. A. auditorium. There will be ad-
' J Kw wtWMewlnAMW m4 n 1 mt AM sattrf PrA.
Mbltionist . including Rev. w,
Broirgher. . H. W. Stone, . Bev. Hiram
Gould. Prof. R. W. Kelsey. I. H. Amos,
' T. 8. McDanlel. P. . McKercher and
others. It Is expected that the winner
of the national oratorical oontest at
Indianapolis. W. R. Miles, will be here.
Delegates to the national convention will
ten or me proceedings mere.
-' Take your wife and children, or If un
married, your sweetheart, for a trip up
the Columbia, Sunday, on the handsome
ateamer "Bailey Gatsert," o Cascade
Locks and return. At no time of the
. year ' is this rids as Beautiful aa now,
and it gives excursionists a chance to
Tlew the grandest scenery on the
American continent Bring your cameras
along.- Th A waterfalls . and cascades
make beautiful pictures, lust The ones
you want. Fine Sunday dinner will be
served. Steamer leave Alder .street
dock :80 e.'m. Arrlvea back 6:10 p. m.
Bound trip 11.00.' Phone Main 014.
The completion of Union avenue in
Woodlawn . between Highland - and
Dekum avenues, opens -all the north
'astern district which has been bottled
up every winter and will enable the
Highland chemical angina to, mak a
direct run to Woodlawn in case of fire.
The graveled street has 'been rolled, and
Is now a fine thoroughfarar The side
walks have also been graveled, and
rolled with a heavy hand roller. - Alna
worth avenue which intersect - Union
la also being Improved.
Because of the lack of fundi In th
fire department th new horse which
were ordered some time a.go will not be
purchased. Th old animals which have
- seen service for many year and which
were to have been put out of commis
sion this fall will be kept In service for
a. ibw raonm. . longer . umu runas are
available for purchase of -others.
'A morning Ilk this calls for heavy
raiiHvma. ihbt win nwvu rvuvviunK,
Suppos you ring us up fnat we may
- send wagon after your apparel T Ours
Is a laundrr that does a rrut vAlnmA
of business at a small margin of profit.
and 1 noted for the excellence of Its
work. ' Everybody likes . th Union.
Union. Laundry. Second and Columbia.
Telephen Main lit. .
- ' Th dairy forecast prepared by th
-weather bureau Show that the stmos
pher ha cooled considerably through
out tha district and th rains have
caused. Slno th last 'rains set in the
total precipitation has amounted to .11
fc an Innh Th. InriWtatlAn. am frt I.
and warmer . weather tomorrow and
fltinitav.. . .
Chief of Police Hunt ha Issued or
ders to his patrolmen to so to It that
owners of tree along th vetty aide
. waJa-a seen f nam trlmmul um
above the 'ground, so that pedestralns'
ye will not b endangered by low-
hanging (branch. Arrest wlU b mad
for violations of this ordinance, s
Th police were today notified of th
theft of a lot of clothing from the
residence of Peter MancUt, a mall
carrier, residing at Second and Madison
streets. Hi family la absent at th
beach and he thinks th burglary was
committed during yeeterday.
Funeral service for 'Councilman t. 8.
Culp of St, Johns were held yesterday
afternoon at Flnley ' chapel. The
Masons had eharg of the' service.
Mayor Cook, Marshal Organ, Council
men Manahan, Hughe and Hamilton
were present from 8L John.
Work on th Irvlngton dlstrlot sewer
ha been temporarily delayed until . a
right of way can b secured through
th Shaver tract on Hancock street.
Buprem Begent A. S. Robinson of
th Boyal Arcanum will arrive in Port
' land next Monday night from St Louis
to Inspect th local lodge.
WaHoo Tonio. Th great blood pur
ifier, nerve tonio and liver regulator.
Just what you need these days. For
sal by ail druggist.
Qulok Meal rang, beat on'earth, uses
half th. fuel of - other range. Olds,
Wortman King. Fully warranted.
Chew Den-Tal-Qum, have pearly teeth
.and prevent decay. , For sal every,
where. t.j . .
Wis Bre. dentists, th Failing bid
Dr. L M. Thornton, dentist, Marquana
On Sexlnc Pills. .. .
If yon hav. any doubt about Sexln
Pill being th greatest, tonio -on earth.
just give them to a man or woman who
ha been sick and la weak and see how
quickly they will build them up. They
will cure any form of weakness. .Price
II, or six boxes for IS. Address or call
m A - m
f. V'tvuiwiiauii, u I u M H J v, wi MWl Dtsu-
ond and Tsmhlll streets, Portland. Or.'
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Drs. Adix & Northrup'
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS. :
416 Dekum Bfllldln?
EXAMINATIONS FREE
ULLIAKCE IS IN
WITH FULL CARGO
COAST STZAlCgX AJUUTZS
MTJCat TBEIOKT AM X.ABOB FAS.
. imn xjmt oajwaist bbpobts
TXAT JOS BOAT UI9 XB OOSTA
BICA XV Z.ABT BACB,
Wlfh a full cargo of general ,mer
cAandls the, steamer Alliance reached
port -atf:J o'clock this morning from
ban Francisco by way of eureka' and
Coo bay. ' Among othar freight the
steamer, brought several carloads of
shingle and door, which will be sent
from , here by rati to eastern point.
Captain Hard wick reports that tha trip
up th' coast was an uneventful one.
fin - weather being experienced during
the entire voyage. On th last trip out
rrona rortiana ns says mat me Alliance
was several league ahead of th Cost
Blo when th vessel arrived off Coo
bay, and state there la no longer .any
doubt -as to which steamer is th
speedier. The following 1 a list of to
passenger Who arrived this morning
'on th Allianc; ; .' -.
' From ureka--Mr. and Mrs. P. Mo
taughlln, B, J. Johnson, Miss S. John
son. Mr. and Mrs. A. C MoCrovy, Oscar
Carlson, Mrs. Carlson, . Ida Carlson,. R
McKay, Miss O. Reed, O. Sunhln. Mr.
Whalen. Tom Whalen, John Whalen,
Joe Whalen. J. B. Williams.. '
From . Coo' Bay T. M. Dtckman.
Emma Nwland, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tracy,
Mr. and Mr. I. Bummell'and two ehll
dren, Mr. and Mr. L E. Wlnslow, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. White, W. C. Bartlett
Mis Curtis, Mr. B. SL Btorr, Ruth
Btorr, Bert Helln, Judge and Mr. K
W. Wilson, C E. Howe, Mr. and Mrs.
B. Robertson, Ber. and Mrs. A. K.
Farnsworth and child. Mra. 8. E. Barr,
F. W, Cookman, Mr. and Mr. W. F.
Soper. .' .
' Second class I J. Rusell, Mrs. E.
C. Shipley, C R. Cameron, C. F., God-J
nam, jars. n. wren, v. o. ureen, jaiss
B. Crlpps, Capt A. M. Simpson, Harry
Simpson, J ac)f fa), Jim Murphy.
BOBCATS AS rwn.
Up Bajor Km Four Manx Oat That
.. Ar Osntl and. .Cnt...T..
Usually bobcats do not make th best of
pets, but there are four of the "critters"
on -board th British ship Bajore. which
th sailor say are gentle a well a cut
Every day Just before sunset the tailless
felines climb the masts, balance them
selves on the' spars, swing in th rig
ging and provide amusement for those
who watch their . kittenish antic. They
will eat' condensed milk from a saucer
held In tb hand, and will permit them-
serve to be stroked and petted for hours
at a time without showing th least ob
jection. In fact; they appear to enjoy It
Although th Uttl i animal possess
nothing more substantial In that line tHnnl
small stubs of tails they are not th real
western bobcat which has figured rather
prominent . In many a blood -curdling
story. Th eats are from th Isls of
Man, and they were born that way. To
be free of "tall adornment Is a mark of
distinction which belongs exclusively to
th Isle of Man eat In all other respect
he Is th exact duplicate of the American
torn and pusales which sun themselves
on th doorsteps of fhs Portland hosa.
Tb only tall they can boast of la not
more than half an Inch In length.'.
"All cats from th Isl of Man are that
way," 'explained Captain Oanioch, mas
ter of the Rajoe. when questioned con
cerning the freaky-looking quadrupeds.
That Is a peculiarity among the entire
breed they hav no tails, in England
and at other place where they.ar known
they are called th Man cat, presumabl
In honor of th dot of land from which
they came. It is the only spot In ths
world that produoea tallies hous oat."
' nw omexm ow fuiabxs.
'. a Ansn Mad Third Mat Bew
' , Assistant Chief Bngineer.
Whan th American steamer Pleiad
heaves bsr anchor out of the Portland
harbor mud and start down th stream
n her long voyage to Manila, there will
be a new third mat on th bridge. He
I W. C. Ansen of Tacoma, who Joined
th steamer her yesterday. Mr. Ansen
1 a young man. and It Is said that he
only recently) received his mate pa
pers, having passed a very creditable
examination. Until recently h was on
th American ateamer Garonne ot the
Alaska Steamship company' fleet.
F. Glass, on of th steamer three
quartermaster, yesterday took hi
mate's examination before local govern
ment officials. It la said that he passed
with flying colors, and that as soon as
th official routine 1 gone through with
he will receive a certificate allowing
him to hlp a first mat of a steamer
or maater of a? sailing vassal. Mr. Glass
will go with the Plelsdes to Manila as
quartermaster, although h may there
Join th coast marine among those lis-
anda. -
It 1 also reported that when ' th
American steamer leaves this port sh
will hav a. new assistant chief en
gineer, a th present holder of that-po
sition wish to lay on a voyage ana
rest. '. During th past few month he
ha been suffering from, t he effect f
ever attack of fsver, which waa con
tracted In th Islands.
acABom botxs.
Astoria July !. Arrrved at a, m.
a four-masted schooner.
Arrived at 1:8 a. m., schooner Mabel
Gale, from San Pedro.
Arrived at 8:80 a. m.,.n three-masted
schooner. " " '
Sailing In at a. m., two three-
maated schooners. .
British steamer ArngonU anchored at
Brookfleld last night.
Astoria, July 18. Arrivsd at 1:80 p.
mM schooner Virginia, from Ban Fran
cisco.
Left np at 8:10 p. m- steamer Colum
bia. " ,
Arrived down at 10:80. p. m-, steamer
teelanaW. ,
Astoria. July tt. Condition of th bar
at 8 a. m., moderate; wind northwest;
weather cloudy.
Astoria, July t Arrived at aj m..
fourmasted schoonsr Alex McDonald,
from Ban Franelsoo. At 18 o'clock, th
Jennie Stella, from Santiago.
OOIVKIU ZS BBATBS.
On account Of having to II off th
bar 11 V hour to waft for th tide, the
steamer Columbia did not arrive In
port this morning until 8 e'cloek. Un
der ordinary circumstance she 1s at her
dock In this city t 10 o'clock In th
venlng. Th stearosr -brought about
1.200 ton of general cargo and 70 pas
sengers. The 'freight consisted prin
cipally of grsla bags, salt anf sugar. ,
atASSAXO XS BSSTtaTO.
Her steering gear being out of repair,
th steamer Hassalo of th O. R A N.
Co.' livsr flset Is laid np for on
trip. Th Harvest Queen went out on
her run last night to Astoria, carrying
freight and passenger. Usually about
all th work that ths Queen does Is to
tow ship up and down th river be
tween Portland and th sea. Until hef
return it Is very probable that there will
be no sailing vessels taken down to the
mouth of the Columbia. , Ths schooner
Eldorado is loaded and ready to leave
down, but It la not likely that sh will
get away, before tomorrow' or th next
day. .. ... . . ,
AITO rn WATZBFBOV.
After a passage of 10 day from San
Pedro th schooner Ultra reached port
yesterday afternoon and dropped anchor
off - the Inman-Poulsen mill. At this
mill and anchored in the stream wait
ing to load there are Ave vessels. They
are the British steamship' Tottenham,
th Eldorado, th Lahalaa, th Inc and
th Bangor. --.-. .
Local Inspector Edward and. Fuller
made an Inspection this morning of th
steamer Dalle City of 'the Regulator
lino s fleet.
ADD NEW CURIOS
TO COLLECTION
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Recently many new curio hav been
added to th exhibit of th Oregon His
torical society In th city hall. On of
ths most Interesting of these euiio 1
an old Bible bearing th data of 1114. It
was brought across th plain from Illi
nois In 1(4 T by John Flnley and was pre
sented to the society by Mr. Sarah B.
Radford of Brownsville, Or.
Another of th curio 1 a desk mad
by Jesse Applegata, a pioneer of IMS,
who, lived at Yoncallo, Or. Th desk
was mad la 1160. It wa donated tfl
th exhibit by Mra I sa bells Applagats
of Drain, Or.
A stand, formerly th property of Rev.
William Hellen, was presented to him by
Jo Watt of Salem In Hit. It waa made
from curly maple and still show care
ful workmanship. ' It was donated to the
exhibit by T. D. Hellen of. Salem.
A cradle used In th early pioneer day
at Oregon City by Mr. and Mrs. DsVor
Johnson, which -was handed down to
them by their grand parents and is
nearly a century old. la among th re
cant acquisitions.- ' - .-
A child's rawhide bottom chair, which
was brought across th plain in 1868
by John McLaughlin and presented to
th exhibit by Mrs. Warren Merchant of
this city, I very interesting.
Two old time melodlon hav also been
received. One -ot them wab formerly
used In th First Baptist church of
Salem in th early day of .that city and
waa presented, to th axhlblt, by Mr. and
Mt. W. C Johnson. Th other waa
brought to Oregon in th early 60''. by
Nathaniel Col and' var th first melo
dlon aver used in Wasco county. Ifls
now th property of Captain Col of
Portland. . ' -
F. K. LANE SURE
r PARKER; WILL WIN
(Continued front Pag On.)
People generally throughout th coun
try believe vhat : th southern people
know a well as th president how th
question should . be solved, and ; resent
nia metnoa or interference.
"I think th Democratic chance for
success hav not been so good In years.
There ar many reasons for this, and
reports from all orr th country indi
cate that Parker strength 1 growing
amasingiy. ,
Mr. Lan will be introduced tonight
by Governor Chamberlain and tb pro
rram will Include instrumental musia
by tb letter-carrtere' bahd and singing
y Mrs. kom Block Bauer, c B. wil
Hams, president of th Multnomah Dem
ocratic ciuD. wui- preside, and 80 or
more prominent Democrats will hav
seat on th platform. A large attend
ance 1 expected and , women especially
are invited. .
RUN OF SALMON IS
FAST DECREASING
(special Dispatch The JoeneL)
Aatorla, Or, July l. Th big run ot
fish which came In the river th early
part of th week seems to hav been
but another spurt. Packers thinking
that th run would continue until th
end of th season had secured all the
available men In town to tak ear of
th fish. Yesterday th catches were
muohv lea than th day previoua.
Thl applies to Miner as . well as
glll-netters, and today th Union Fisher
men's Co-Ope ratlv Packing company,
who hav more glll-netters- than any
cannery on th river, report th catch
laat night will not average tOO pound
to th boat
, GO TO SEASIDE
Brsry Saturday and Betnra Sunday Tia
A. O. B, B Only gXOO
.for Bound' Trip. .
portland-Seaald flyer leave union
depot every Saturday at 1:80 p. m. and
run through direct, arriving at Astoria
8:60 p. m.. Gearhart 8:40 p. m.,- and
Seaside 8:60 p. m. Purchase ticket and
parlor car seats at ' 848 Alder street
Phone Main 808. '
Schedule of Steamer T. J. Potter.
The seaside steamer 'T. J. potter will
leave Portland, Ash street dock, for
Astoria and Ilwaoo as fbllow:
July 80, Saturday, 10:18 a. m.
August 8, Tuesday. 8 a. m.
August 8; Wednesday, 8 a. m. "
August 4, Thursday, 8 a. m.
August I. Friday, 8 a.m. ' ,
August t. Saturday, 1 p. m.
Get transportation and berth tickets
it O. R. a N. ticket office. Third and
Washington street- ; -
H. O. Butler of Kom 1 at th Port
land hotel. :
Mr. and Mrs. Msndl of Shanghai art
registered at th Portland. ,
Ml Evelyn J. Bheek and Mrs. Q
B..Hult of Pendleton ar gnta at th
Perkins. .
Jefferson Myer ha gone to Solo.
having .been called there by th Illness
This father. -
Stat Senator Punderson Avsry of
Corvallla is in th city to attend th
Democratic rally.
Stat Senator W7 H. Hobson of Stay
ton. Marion county, returned home this
morning after looking after business
matters her for a couple of day. Mr.
Hobsfln 1 a merchant at Stay ton, and
reports that several manufacturing ore
terprlces are flourishing there, all pro
pelled by water power taken from th
Bantiam. Among them, are a sawmill.
sash and door factory, furniture and
chair factory, a i carding mill and a
knitting mill, .y ' .
PLAYERS
w t
INCLUDED
Exceptional Bargains ' In Piano
Players Alone With Qoo4
Pianos in This Qlgantlc Slaugh
ter of Used Instruments.;'
If you hav a silent piano now is a
good time to remedy 1L A very tiles
player can bo secured for little money.
Of courss nof th Pianola, but for gen
eral purposes either one of these play
ers will. prov exceedingly satisfactory
at the prloas w are now asking..
For those who hav no Instruments at
all. here are some combination prices
that will be interesting.
V AN APOLLO
Cased in mahogany and a fine Wesley
piano that just matches for only 828.
Or th player by Itself for 8180. .
:.: simplex .
It also Is cased in mahogany and
with a-very sweet-toned BaFley that
iust matches It, th price la only 8820.
:he player alon is 1 1 46. . ..
Combination Price
oq Piano and Pianola
' Both nearly new and ar handsomely
cased In superb sped mess of Ban Do
mingo mahogany. Th piano la on of
the excellent Hackley make. The two
instrument cost but a short time ago
8660. They hav been left with u to
be sold and go Tor mzo.
Easy terms of payment arranged.
' Remember this sale, closes next week.
Ellere Piano - House, 861 Washington
street. The blgKest, the busiest snd th
best piano poncern on the Coast.
DEXTER NORTON , t
DIES IN SEATTLE
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, (Special Dtopeteb to Tie Jeamal.)
Seattle. Wash.. July 18. Dexter Hor
ton dropped dead of heart disease at
his horn , In thl city about 8 o'clock
last night. Just- as he had concluded a
prayer meeting,' which be had been con
ducting in hla parlor.
Mr. Horton waa 78 year of age and
had resided in Seattle for more than
61 years. x
He wa a son-in-law of A. 'A Denny
and was aaaoclated with him In estab
lishing the first -bank in Seattle under
th style of Dexter Horton Ml Co. Later
the bank was Incorporated and th late
W. S. IAdd of Portland becam con
nected with th firm.
Mr. Horton had been In good health
until three day ago when he suffered
from a severe attack of indigestion
which affected his heart. 'He was a
member of the Methodist denomination
and active In churchrwork. ' 1 '
His death cam lUhi weekly prayer
meeting whloh . It w2s . hi ouatom - to
hold. In hla home. 1 ' His daughter . waa
playing th piano and th company was
singing th closing hymn ' when Mr.
Horton fell to th floor dead. .
- Mr. Horton leaves widow and two
daughters, on of them married and the
other slngl. . -Th estimated! valas of
hi estat 1 11,800.000.
Hi funeral will be held next Sunday
at hi horn. Th aotlv pallbearers
will be chosen from among th young
men employed In his bank. A list of
honorary pallbearers will b named to
morrow. -
STAGE COMPANIES
EFFECT A COMBINE
(Special Dispateh te The Journal.) '
La Grande, Or., July it. Wallowa
county Is again free from stag oppo
sition. Th contest that ha been waged
for three -months between the Elgin
Joseph Stag company and th Tender
foot Transportation company, doing
bustnssa between Elgin and Joseph, has
bsen terminated by the latter company
quitting business and disposing .of .Its
stock to the former company. . '
For some month each company ha
been losing hssvlly because of the cut
rate that have prevailed. Th on com
pany took passenger from Elgin to
Joseph, a distance of over 80 miles, for
th small sum of 81. when th regular
prio had always been 84, but at length
the wesker company gave way and the
former rates hav been established and
peace reign one more.
JOHNSON IS HELD
-AS MURDERER
(Specis:-. Dltpetch to Tha Jounat)
, Psndlston, Or., July 8. -Qua John
son, according to ths coroner jury, is
responsible for tb death of Arthur H.
Halney at Lehman Boring Wednesday
night and that th accidental discharge
of th revolver that killed the latter
was du to the carelessness of John
son, who was Intoxicated at th time.
Johnson, and " his companion, Neils
Halverson,' will be brought to Pendle
ton tonight by th sheriff, pending a
further Investigation of th matter. .
1VA . OBABDB TBUPSOlfB 8TSTBK.
(Special Dispatch t The JoarnaL)
La Qrande, Or' July 18. -L Grand
oltlsens ara arranging for an Improved
system of telephones which Is called th
express system. This will do away
with th ringing for central, and th 10
circuit ar reduced to four, and will
equal the telephone advantage In other
larger cities.
THIS WEEK ONLY
PURSES, CARD CASES, - AND 'BILL
BOOKS WILL BE SOLD AT A '
REDUCTION OF' .', '
25 Per 'Cent
ON THE RETAIL PRICKS.
J. R. EWINQ
OT FOTTBT 89. T. X. O. A. 1UO.
PORTLAND ACADEMY
1ta snrs an sirl. fnr Watm asd Raators
collasfa. Prietar and grasmur gradas luluW4.
Portland Jicadumy Hall for Clrtt
gatelvas B )nltd SSSibiw ssd' viral tb.a
(nwrnrta an ear. of r.flnS snoM.
Otoe. Soars darlns July and Aatawt tram
a. at. to IS Bl. r cautocae addraaa Part-
o4 Acsoasi. PorUssd, Oc,
r..a. "D2
closes tomorrow eveninp-. If jlfai !;
".' ; , o" , .
you're needing an extra pair
of pants and want a bargain,
you'd better come in before
this sale closes.
have . another
Summer. "'"t Smartly exit and i
tailored pants' in cheviots,
tweeds and cassimeres. All
Summer pants in this. sale.
$5.00 Pants
$4.50 Pants
$4.00 Panis
, $300 Pants now $2.45
$2.50 Pants now $ 1 .95
' ALL STRAW HATS NOW HALF PRICE
t l : WHENVOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. ITS SO
MOYER CLOTHING
COMPANY v v
DEMOCRATIC
RATIFICATION
Mass Meeting
Under th ansplee Multnoroab
" Democratlo Club. -
Friday. July 29
8:30 o'CIock P. M.
Speaksr,' "k
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and
MOM. TMAMWUM M. XVABB t
Saa FraneUco. . t
GOOD ' MUSIC
xvadibs nmTBD.
at. ....
. Columbia Theatre
fiU AMP WASXXJrOTOsT STBBBTS
OBXOOsT
Estsbllshed In 1(. Open all th year.
Private or class Instruction. Thousands
f graduate In positions; opportunities
constantly oocurrlnv. It pay to attend
our school. Catalogue, peeinens, etc.
fre.
A. F. ABaTSTBOVOK Ut.B,
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feed ISM. Orff noma, Bad Tf
Portland
Marble Works
' SCHANEI NBTJ,
Manafacturer of and
dealers in all kinds of
Marble.- Granlte'and
Stone Work
Estimate Given On
Application.
26S FIRST STREET
Bet. Madison and
Jsffsrsoa Streets.
PORTLAND. Or.
Clean
CoaL
Full
WelKht
Prompt
Delivery.
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now $4.25 r
how $3195
now $3.40
THIRD AND OAK : STREETS
ROYAL,
Italian Band
Illustrated sons, movin' picture.
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Ins.
THE BAKER THEATRE
1MT.
ears h. Baker. Sols teases ssd Mauas.
ALL THIS WK5K, If ATINCS BATUSOAT,
10. sum iiNin oosipanr la
Little Lord Fauntlcroy
The Boat beantltal prndoctloB ever (Ivea
In Portland.
Bvealns iias, 15e, , sSe, 60e,
Uatlaea. 10a, 15a, 5.
Nest veek Last vwt-"The Prlass ot lists.
. or araoias nifna.
SHIELDS PARK
CORDRAY'S THEATER
Shields' atosiral Stock Cnnpasy
.MASCOT
A LA JSEWBERQ
A biff thr botirt' abow. Cordxmjr'g rain
idts-))ihi nauamym, jov, sue, mm.
LYRIC THEATRE
(OsraaT AMar ssd mata.)
tiiai-1-CL.AsSs
REPINED VAUDEVIUUG
:SO to s:S0; T SO Is 10:; Sua, 1 to 1 s. sa,
Tbla aa and 10e sill ailmit two panpi. ssy
wpdm wwcpx susoars asa nouaaa.
Th Imim ( pollt Taadtrlll.
OriBtfiraaaa frtrwmtnc'. from t to 4:9ft
m. Bandar eontlnooua 1 to 10:90 p. m. Kt
Ing purtarmtnem trottt 7 f 0;90 p. m. An
INI tarn iotBU-, iv cvb.
Fearta an Stark KtrMta
TaadvrlU. Tkaatr mt Act aal 1
wr erealns at ;00 e'cloek.
statin.. .Tar Panda, S s. .a.
ill a aiiansauus-
SaWat thaa ever. Btrty laorti. la as aaaar
Hsu las, Saaaa ttonaaOTalUas, eaaaeay
STAR THEATRE
rOBTLAJTD-S rASSZOVABT.a
TAUDlTIUa BIATBOUSB. -
Oasarai .Ontario. We- raa.rvtd box BMta, ItSa,
Pertorauane s, 7 TO, g SO, 10.90 . as. ,
ARCADE THEATRE
ittinH iKD WASHUIOTOH. 1
REPINED VAUDEVILLE
IS to .SA - T:1B t 10:80.
tiNDit coNTirrror raoat t.i a
ran lahiks. OENTLryrii and rniLDRss.
AUISUilU.l tU LUIil 1U ANT SUL
COHCSBT BAIA
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corcsst Brail KiflrB J
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SALE
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II "Mil
MJSSLF'iaJi if,'?' . .
great ' :::
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SALE OP
JAPANESE
And Chinese Goods, consisting of;
Ivory Carvings, fine Pecoratedi
Porcelain, Bronze, new Brass
Wares, Satsuma Ware, Cloisson
nie, Silk Embroideries, .Screens,
Mattings, etc. We are compelled',
to vacate our store July SO, and
MUST close out the entire stock!
at once at auction.' The public
is cordially invited to attend this!
sale at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 and;
7:30 p. m.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
Corner Fourth and Morrison.,
This is
the Only
Place
In town where you set anything
' And everything in . Ladles' Tailor
tag. Wa mak all kinds ( light
weights, silks and cloths, afoot
Carlo, Suits, SMrt Waist Suits,
to, '"..'' -
A. Lippman
SM TAmOXXi STBBBT.
Bkon. Bed 1IH
, V
NOM KIN
Chinese Restaurant
' 1SS Seeead Str. Ooraal Aide.
Illclous Chinese noddle soup. Bs-
perb chop su.y. Delloatslr navoraKi
viands of all desortrtions. nsan.at snd
ehanpest place In Chinatown, rrivat
hose for i.artl... Tahla Inlaid will
shells snd flow.re. Handsomsly carved
chairs all Imported.
FRITZ THEATRE
o susNiirre.
riiiD raiTx. -ra. w. a. row!, r-.
Auenow
the Ho-.r: ci'
vaudev:1 r:
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