Tr1 OF-OOW SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNIWQ, gCTTEMBKR 4, 1904.
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Rev. f. Burgett Short, D. D sastor
Of th Taylor-Street Methodist ohurch.
bu returned from an extended wMtrn
trip And will Oil the pulpit In th church
this morning-. HI wlf did nt return
' with him, a b will remain at her old
home In Delaware (or a (ew week. Dr.
and Mrs. Short went east over the Ca
nadian Pacific. They Mopped for a ahort
time at Buffalo and from there proceeded
- directly to Wilmington, where they
visited old frlenda. While In that city
' Or. Short preached several time In
th church of which he wee formerly
pastor. They visited Georgetown, Phila
delphia, Atlantic City and other places
of Interest. Dr. Short lectured and
preached ta several places. . - : . ,
" RaoasT Raoeel Raoeel Raoeal "
- Tomorrow! Tomorrow 1- Tomorrow I
: Irving-ton Baca Track.
even Mr races on tb eard.
f Including Labor day handicap. -
Tomorrow! Tomorrow ( - Tomorjrowl
. Special feature day. )
Do not fail to attend, '? ' v -r
. Over 00 thoroughbreds now ready.
' Clean racing. Clean racing.
... Perfect oar aervloa. Good mnatb.
Take ears First and Waahlngtoa St.
First race called ): -
, Admlsalon foe ladle tomorrow and
, All day but Saturday thl we ;,
Twnty-flv oent. Including; ..
Grandstand. Gnt fifty oent,
. Meeting; aloe Saturday, Bpt. 1.
" aMu flip br Mrs. Purloin- 9a
a la ,th olreult court yesterday to
recover damage la the amount of B.
00 from the City Suburban Railway
company. Sha alleges that whit sh
was leaving a ear at Tiura ana lemniu
' streets, to ' transfer to another car of
the nam tin, on July t, last tb oar
, slartd forward and ah was thrown to
the ground, sustaining; Injur) which
bsv alno kept bar confined t a
hospital. Sh had a lam leg at the
' time, ah assert, a fact known to the
conductor. Her contention 1 that she
, will b permanently disabled by. the
..hock.
- Postmaster Mtnto has established a
twloe-a-day delivery eervlo in North
Alblna district. Including Termlnu and
Rlverstds addition. - Th people there
are greatly pleased. Th new servloa
was placed tn operatic) last week. Prior
. to that ther had been but en delivery
of mail eaeh day. "We feel a though
we had bean Incorporated at last." said
resident of the district yesterday. "We
: were without good mall servloe so long
1 that w felt like outsider, although be
ing a the oorporaU limits many years."
'-''If you would oonect safety, comfort
and convenience with th Cehimbta river
trip- to Th Dalles, for either business or
. for pleasure, se that you go on th
Regulator Una's steamers. Bailey Gatsert
'. ar Regulator. Tn strong, fleet, hand-
, acme BaUy Gatsert leave Aider-etreet
wharf for Th Dalle and way stations
- ovary Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at T a. BR. 'Steamer Regulator leaves
' Tuesdays. Thursday . and Saturday.
Dalle eiectrtc sign foot Alder. stret-
- Phon Main Hi. i
, -On petition of Attorney John F. Logan
an order was signed In th eounty court
. hv Judar Webeter yosterday permitting
John i.yon to accept MM In full for air
claims which the stata may nars agamsc
the Portland Railway company. . Attorney
. Lmu stated it as bis opinion. a well
as that of Attorney Wr T. Hum aadJ
Lyons, that tb end of Justice wui be
best aubsarvad by such an order.
' Tn funeral of Dr. 0org R. Chance,
--who 44ed-t hi homv 41 Seeead street,
at lt:S0 o'clock, yesterday afternoon.
' will take place tomorrow afternoon at
1:10 o'clock. Service will b held at
,th Methodist Bplsoopal church. Third
and Taylor street, and Interment will
v take, place at Rlvervlaw oemetery.
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Labor day excursion to
' Oregon City.. Tak th rtvar
Rid for a ood day's outlns. '
Boat leave Taylor street 1:10, ,
11:M a. m., p. ss, lsav
Oregon City T, a. m., 1
, , 4:10 p. m. Round trip, cants. .-;.
i O. W F. Sunday trolley sohedul
Oregon City and Canemah Park every
i s minute from T a. m.; trallera at
tached. To Btaeada, T:M, ,
U:W a, m.l 1:0, ;, T:M a, m.;
trailer and extra ear will b run It
required. Regular oar with alters at
taobed en labor day, - .y . ' . . -
Lacreea! lro1
h Portland v. AU Oregon.
D.it witna tath aiwt Vanstill. J
Thl afternoon at S o'clock aharp.
Admission, .grounds Mc; nrand stand.
lae. -
! Suburban trolley tripe on th O. W.
P. For Sunday and labor day the rate
; to Oregon City and Canamah Park will
be cents round trip; to are-ham. II
cents: to all point east of Ore bam, ln
. eluding- Batacada, t oenta, .. . .
r Flva demurrer wer filed ytrdny
In th circuit court by Attorney Spencer
fill It
Class A Cor.tractcr's Heist
A Davis In th ease of proprietor of
gambling-houees charged with violating
the law shortly before Sheriff Word
cloned th town. Th defendant are
Fred Frits. A. Shapiro, Peter Grant, et
al.. Xugn Blaster and August Hiick
aon. ' Th ground aUeged for tb de
murrer la. that th facts stated ta th
Information filed by Dletriet Attorney
Manning are aot sufflotoot to aonsUtutaa
crime.
At a meeting of the stockholder of th
Oregon Philadelphia Securities eom
Danv. bid last Friday in room of the
McKay building. It was decided to reduce
the eapltaUaation from hw.wv n.
OUOl In aooocdanc with this action,
marked by the adoption of a resolution,
a eerttnoat and a copy of th resolution
were filed yesterday wtt County Clerk
FUlds, . . - ; .
H. M. Cake. A. L. Crelg-. Tom Richard
son and others who went from Portland
to th -Baker City meeting of the Oregon
Development league, will arrive home this
morning. After th meeting at Baker
City they accompanied delegations' to two
or three other point In that part of th
stat. to Inspect aropg and industrial
oondltloaaT
Oregon City Sunday boats
Leav Taylor street 1, U.U a.
""l. t. :1S p. m.: last. trip
From Oregon City, :S0 p. sm ;
Spend three hour on th ;
Rives, Round trip, If oenta. , ,
. For labor day Take th 6. W. F. to
Batacada. Round trip. 0 cent. Ptcnio
on th bank of . tba Clackamas r din
at th hotel at a eost of to oenta Cars
from First and Alder, wher ticket
should ba purchaaed. - , .
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At Canmaati Park Sunday and labor
daywRat, round trip, aft cent. Mu
alo and dancing at tb pavilion. Ample
accommodation for ail. Car from
First and Aider, wber Uekata should ba
purchased. ; . ' .-f" r '
WVU be eJosed all day tomorow Tjabor
Das), but don't let that deterjrou from
ouyinr your "ftlTaults ner. Ita of
other day ta buy. Albert Welch, th
AnMriean .Cwthlar, Fh-at and Morrison
street. . "
Th Portland CoaaerVatrr Ufa eluh,
In olbratloD of th winning f tn sil
ver cud offered by th company, attended
the perform no af "Cleopatra" at th
Baker mat vanlaav .
Warmer tb Fool" 1 Dr. House's sub
ject at First Congregational church to
night. -Musi on th alfbr. sjandotln.
and by Quartet and ohorua, AU are In
vited. . -. -
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Baasbabt Bsaejballt '
University Park vs. Bsllwoodl
Tomorrow afternoon. 1:0 o'eloek.
Raoreatloa Park. 14th and Vanann St.
A Wee entertalnmerit win be glvei
Soteflnber ft, it 94. by th Ladles Co-op
sratlv club No, 1 at Sodalwfs ball.
tot Davie street. Bvwrybody Invited.
Wa-Hoo Tenia
Th greet blood pur-
tner.
berv tonic asd liver regulator.
Just what yon need the dan. For
sal by all druggist.
Baseball! Baseball 1
Unlvereltx Park v. sllweod -
Thl afternoon. Hawthorn Park, 1:10.
Don't BtUa Itl
"To Btaetda -The 7 ifaYerH trotley
trip 7 mile for ftft aenta. A troUey
rid unexcelled ln th north wsst.
If yon want a first -olaa hard wheat
floor, try Peeoook. Yaur grocer sells it
r Ti'F "Csaeada brand
its Pasteurised. - -
Wis BrwA, Aemtlsta, tb Vnlttnc
Dr. L. M. Thornton, dentist Karejnam.
AGED SINGER'S VOICE
: IS SILENT FOREVER
Henry A. Klelnath. of th famous
Portland doubl auartet, died Friday at
an advanced age. Death was nd by
stomaoh disorder and a eomplloaUon
of other trouble. He was eaeond baas
In th auartet which year ago sang at
political ralllea and en public oecaatona
of not. The members for soma time
back aav held annual reunions.
Th other ven members of tba quar
tet sane at his funeral yaeterday with
on neoond baa unheard. The oldest
member of th organisation la Samuel
Bullock, bailiff In the bounty court, who
1 In bl Tftth year. Mr. Bullodt left
hurt night to attend tb trtenalal eon
elara of th Knighta Templar at Ban
Pranetne H la ooonpnled by his
wife.
Mr. Bnlloek la th oldest Knlgtst T
plar la th Oregon Jurisdiction, having
bn a Sir Knight 47 year iat juna s.
He Joined, th Masonic fraternity at
mica, K. T., in th early part of 1S6T,
taking all th Begroe np to that of
Knight Templar there. He became a
Sir Knlatit June ft. lftlft. and baa bee a
member of Oregon command err. No, 1,
for rear. Two or three other mem
ber of th double quartet are also Ma
son
V.tMJ
Chew Den-Tal-Otun, have pearly tewth
and pTTnt decay. Far. aal rery
wbra - j --v ' .
Butter tips ask- for X3agnd' seed
thin . - ..
'Ml T)
j
A
wonaenui onop
- WHERE JEWELRY iM ALL ITS
BRANCHES IS MANUFACTURED , -
TBBT FBW PBOFUi In Portland realms th amount f cold thaf m
being used dally In th manufacturing ef all kind af Jewelry, and what
wonderful work In thl Un la being don. -.- . . '
OUR MANUFACTURING SHOP - - '
la always busy making special designs in gold Jewelry of all kind. WB
faww as nxpsrt Jeweler In charge on who. thoroughly undrtanda
bis buslne. OUB SStOF- do not know what It I to be idle, and th
snn a re working overtime. WB BO TBB WOMB BlwnTF, that la why ,
w ar mo buy. When It leave here It looks as though It Jut com
from th lsrgeat BASTBBB ItAJIUTAOTTrmBB. BZAXOHB UTTUIft
is our e pec laity we set theca o. a to show off to .th beat advantage.
Bank email ton look large, ,. .r"-' ,r
- OUR DIAMOND MOUNTINGS
'la both Brooch and Rlnr. tnl of thevery latest design. In 14k..' and hold
a diamond securely. - mr KAT1 a finish that make them ehow ott to
twtos their value. FOS SATB.VS BBSBV OBB of your diamond and
we ar aura you will bring; th balance. 4
T A T?fT3T . CDfiO JBWKLERw OPTICIANS
lAiLrlK ' JDixUo. SW MorrisoQ St., near Fifth
Highest Prics
CRESCENT IS ALEAK;
TQ BE CCCKED SC3N
V
A Steady stream of water ta ftowtns
Into the bold of the American schooner
Crescent, now lying at tb Banfletd
deck, and to keep th craft afloat It Is
necessary to operate her pump steadily
for two hour during- tare .amerenx
period ef the day. At each pumping
there 1 removed about three feet of
water. If anything should happen to go
vtMia with tn naina which provides
th power for working- th pump, and
th mmhep could not be readily fixed.
the probabilities are very strong that
th echooner would sink. But as th
water la not very deep la that locality
it l not likely that any great amount
of barm would ba don even In that re
mote contingency. - -
it la becana of bar leelrtng eoMi-
tlen that th Cront will have to b
placed n the drydook. and not for tb
tea that bar bottom m tout aa naa
been given out. Th schooner earns sere
from Manila, and the soond day out
from' th Philippine sh began to leak
freely. Prior to that time ah bad never
ibean known to leak. All the way ecroee
the aer It as neoe ry-so ire aer
ot water at every watch, which meana
three tlmea during th It bourn
It m not known Juat whet became
wrong with the vessel or bow th leak
wa sprung-" Thoa who mads the trip,
ar posUlv that ah did not strike
anything, and the opinion la expressed
that sons of her timner may o
fectrr in plaeas. Th Craseant 1 Issa
than a jeer old and thig la aer aww
wnviM. on niausiot wpiw
mad that perhap th mecnanlo forgot
ta put la th bolt in oerrajo pan
the oonetructloa work, and the water 1
coming in through these aperturea. But
WlX Smorr-br OTr- tt te-theught
rhlthar slasular that th vel-dld not
lak from the day that sne was awincaeo.
Careful estimates mad how that th
am amount -or water na ""n win
ing into the veeael every day alno h
hann to leak. It ta not believed
that K vaiiat an Inch during; th eourse
of a day. '. - ,-;
aUitn bUnkets for a Uvellnood to
th strange occupation of an unknwwn
young- man who baa been ooniinm nm
operations during ta past nw oar
to the docks. After ecurtng th prop
erty be take It to a second-hand store
and make a . sals at whatever prlo la
offered hint. - - .
s Hla mat known theft wa eotnmitted
yesterday morning at tb foot of Wash
ington atreet. Weodeiing , down to th
dock a roU of blankets greeted hi sans.
He hurried up to town and ngssa an
xpreaamaa to carry them away. The
driver hesitated about putting; them Info
hla wagon, and to make eur mar in
goods belonged ta th man who em
ployed him. he asked th agent at the
dock to enlighten him on th subject.
Tb scant began an investigation, but
th robber eontended eo earnestly that
tb blanket belonged to him that all
suspicion against him waa eoon aiiayeo.
M explained that be brought them down
from Washougal on th steamer lone.
An hear after be 'had goo tn ngnx-
ful owner oalled at Jh aooK ror ui
blanketa. Th agent bx plained th alt-
uatloa to blm and tba polio statkm waa
immediately notified ef Urn oocurrenee.
But the culprit 1 still at large.
Th same robber endeavored to play a
simitar trick at tb dook eooupled by tba
shaver Transportation company., but
madn a failure. He got very angry be
omuss he was turned down and threat
ened to bring- a lawault for heavy damr
All day Friday and during the greater
part of th night the berg Jim Good,
laden with rock, lay aground ta th
barber paoit th Portland flour mill.
During high tld thl morning; sh waa
floated and proceded up th river.
At tb time of the mishap the berg
wa 'In tow of th teemer Norman,
which. It la said, went far out of tb
ohannel with her tow ta order to per
mit another veaeel to pa. Sh noon
got tn such position that It waa lm
posstbl for th Norman to mov her.
Th barge waa only drawing; seven feet
of water, and for thl reason H is de
clared that sh must hav been several
rods from the main channel. Sha waa
loaded with rock for. the Diamond Sand
company. -
If a vessel ta kept any wht near the
ohannel in tb harbor. It la claimed that
ther 1 no neoeeelty for her becoming
stok In th mud or sand. There baa
beep considerable dredgln don thl
summer from Portland down ta th
mouth of tb Willamette river, and
thoa who are ta a position to speak 1
wltb authority en the runjaci stat that
there Is an aver depth of l feet ef
water at tow tide.
ft w not vary often that th email
gasoline launches can work thalr way
un aaalnst th current of th Columbia
river, but tb launch Gloria doe aot
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dBTsmiflanT aXIAUKMiSJt IAIM Wa
m ov m maxsbx rmsr raoif
MMMXMtJk FAVX.TT - OOJtflUO
Ajrn BTOS BAB BOTTOM. - .
''WWBT fBflaf VBBB. ;
Tmtbi Boaka and dlshms Bawaa Wadefe
- Ba Baft Beteaw b Btna,
a-. . '
JIM BOOB BOBS WBOBnX ";". -
Bk Barg Baa Aaomnd ta the aVewer
. Barber.
, bmbu nrdwaBJTO
Basse Be War Ama Smsnfj ttag.
lean g Oemmbes mtve. -
Pant mr Old Ootd
appear to be en of them. . Yesterday
afternoon sh went up to Butler's land
ing; which la almost to Cascade Locks,
in about a quick tlm as th avvrag
passenger eteemer. On th return trip
th Gloria wll tak a houa-boat In
tow and bring It to Portland. She took
the boat there during ther high- water
last spring, when many offered, to
place wag-era that she would never to
able ta stem the strong- current.
' Laden with lumber, th achooner Andy
Mahony left down far th mouth ofth
river yesterday la tow of tb Harveet
Queen. Bar deetlnaUon la San JTrau-
OlSCOv
Th Oriental liner Astee movd t the
flour mill yeeterday to oomptete her
cargo for China and Japan. It la x
peoted that aha will b ready to gall an
Monday.
With l.fte ton of general cargo and
a full passenger list, th steamer Blder
sailed yesterday morning; for San rrsn
clsoo, a day earlier than her ueual eched-
ule. Her pa sa eager ar moatly Knigrbta
Templar.
' Two more lumber echooner bar been
oharterad to wad lumbar at Portland.
They ar the Mabel ol and tb
foee, both of which ar 09 w. lying; at
San Pedro.
- Astoria, Sept. fT Arrived down dur
ing the night and sailed at I
Steamer Redondo, for Ban Prsneisoo.
- Sailed at ft ftft g m. Btaamer Slmora,
for Tillamook.
Arrived down at 1 and efld at 1
p. m -Steamer Georg W. Slder, for
San Franolsoo.
Balled af ft woL Sohoonar Inoa, for
ftkutflMlr--
Condition of tba bar it I p.
smooth, wind . northwest) waathar.
dear. - - .-: ' . -J ,
Ban Franclaoo, Sept. t. Ballad at
last night teanier Alllano. for Port
land and coast porta. - a
Bailed at aoa flteamer . Bdlth, for
Portland.'
' Astoria, Sept. I. Arrrred down at 1 p.
a. Steamer Georg W, euder.
noru fob bob 1.
Mora plckar will leave for tba- bop
fields tomorrow," but It 'la not thought
that tba crowd will b pearly so. grsat
as that of yeeterday. Th steamer Al
tone will leav bar dock thl morning
at 7:1 o'clock, and fet la said that sh
will be fully loaded. Representatives
of Che Una sUt that the boat Will un
doubtedly carry many visitor who, M
le believed, will embrace the opportu
nity whteh Is ered - to . asake -the
round trip. It 1 estimated that th
llae baa carried Mo people ta th hop
yards this wk.
. ABTBO AJJtOST BBA1TT,
Barly tomorrow the last of th cargo
will be placed in the bold 01 the oriental
jlner Asteo and before nlg-htfall 4 sh
will sail for Japan and China. Her
frebrht will oomprls 4.S90 ton of
flour. II ft tears, 100 tons of leaf to
bacco, to ton of wlr and
amount ef miscellaneous goods.
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i TXSZTB OTST BOB BAT
m a berry and appearing to
tb best of health. Circuit Judge Arthur
L, Praaler arrived In th elty yeeter
day from Bag-le creak to attend to
number of bualnesa mature.- He re
turned to wher hi family la eamplng
thl atfemoon, and will not mov back
to th olty until a day or a bafor tb
September term of court opena .
Ask for Casoad
ery butter. ,
Pasteurised eram-
FAS
. ' Vi Fuhioa Is tht rrest governor of ths world. It pwsiaes not only inisttt5rs of dis snd sikas-. ;
tmtnu but ta law, physics, poUtics, rcUgkan snd all other things of the gravest kind. Indeed, the wis- ,
est man would be puzzled to give any better reason why particular forms in all these have been at ,
certain times unlversaUy received and at other times unrvergaU wiected than that they were in or , , y.
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EXTENSION TABLES
it wr in tba market for
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153-174 FlftST .STREET 'Vl
RUHMEUO FURS
MACHO ill
KASB TO
TTBB QVtST,
'That th" method mployed by the
police, of hiring erlmlnala ta reetore
stolen good at th . apn" oT "the
owner, rather than trying to catch the
malefafltors. has had It effect 1 evi
denced br th fact that a number of fur
garments stolen from O.- P. Rummelin
dt Bon hav lgtaly been raturnea.
Owing to ths rsttoeno of thoae fa
miliar with th ease, detail cannot be
course. U 1 known, however, that
at least two of the stolen garments hav
been returned to Mr. Rummelin. "m
The owner does not desire publicity,
and when approached for Information
asked thaV nothing: b said about th
matter. His attltud is du to tn tao
tlc mnployed by the volio. alno he
furnished The Journal , with a atate
mtnb exploiting tb plan to bold blm
up for til. H do not deny that b
has been cautioned twaay ao thing fur
ther for publication. , .
It 1 reported that th fur eoat left
with Mr. Rummelin for safe keeping;
by an Astoria woman ta among the re
turned t bint. He says this Is not true.
He admlta that ha ba recently re
ceived two fur eoate, but that they
had been held by th polio to a a
evidence In the conviction of th crim
inals. . He doe not explain why th
police should bare kept th nrmanta
after th ortmlnel. wer bound vr to
the circuit court.
Warned by hi pfVeloua experien,
Mr. Rammslln baa tka ary precau
tion against future thefts. He ba had
a brick wall and vault placed in at th
rear of bla stor. changed all th locks
In th door of hi astabllshment and in
sured bl stock against lasa.
Herman Blabery one of the largest
hop buyers of the northwest and owning
a large house at Taoema, la registered at
the Belvedere.
J. D. Densmor of Salem la registered
A th Belvedere.
Among th vntos snivmlstthe
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aENlTUEMEIN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Conform to the most rigid requirements Of fashion, and our customers only feet goods from our
counters that are up to everything that is asked of a fashionably dressed man or woman. v t.y
, We are not quoting fashionable prices on our goods; though even when the goods thefNerves
are high fashioned our PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE, and form ta coonectiea with our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN a road that all economical shoppers should follow. .
STREET
a table ef this kind eoat do youraelf aa
aavlng furnttur buyer monsy tnu
Jenning CS,
FOUR
FIRST SEMI -
PAYMENT OF INTEREST
September f-rat interest day at tto bMik, wd
'has been credited on our books. The same is now
jeady ibr payment or lor entry on pass-books, at
the convenience of depca2tora . : ' t .1 -i
BANK CLOSED MOWDAY fOK LASOK PAY.
"
Belvedere wer W. R. Searcy of Con
don and Prd Dawson of Albany.
J. H. Walker of La Orand la a guest
of th Belvedere.
B. W. Fuller ef McMtmrrlU M
stopping at th Belvedere.
R. B. Morris, a big eattla raiser of
Salem, 1 registered at tb Belvedere,
H. M. Aokley of Klamath Fall as ra
istered at the Imperial. .
Mr. wt'Mr-G. A. Murphy af Salem
ar guests ef th Imperial.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Aatorta fci r
tatered st th ImpertaL ' -
J. a. Baker of McMianTtUe bl gueat
of th Imperial. '
Mr. and Mr. J. F. Bnrlgbt and B. M.
HaUey of Blm rltrd at tba
parlal last evening.
Mr. and Mr. N. R Oliver wer Kelso
people registered at th Prkina yes
terday. J. B. Bgerer -of Aberdeen was regt
tered at the Perkins last evnlng.
H. H. Brook of Roseburg was an
venlng arrival at the Perkins.
F. W. Sima ef The Dalle la the coast
J. R. Blmenton W South Bend W
registered at the Perkins.
Mm. T. P. Fish and Mis Blanche Jef
freys were Toledo, Or., people registered
nt th Perkins but evening.
Mis Sep ha Hawley of Amity. Or- m
visiting wltb tb Misss Bdyth and Lo
ot Holmes, at their home, tit Fourth
street.
Mr. I. B Webster returned to the elty
from Tempo, Arts., mat Tuesday, much
benefited ta health by bar aUt months'
residence In ths southern country. She
win return to Artsooe some time next
month.
Mrs. J, B. Montgomery. Ml Hawthorn
avenue, will leav at S: o'clock thia
moraine for St. Lout to rwtt lb Louisi
ana Purchase sxposKteu.
QNS!
STOCIC' OF ; mv.y. ;.'. : r.
AND SUITS
Th3 Stcre -
tnjaetlee by bvylns lwwber
ome Ooldan Oak and Mahogany,
' : . - , '
n. mmmww yew. . ; .
$ons
STORY RED BLOCK
ANNUAL
PORTAGE ROAD STILL
ILX
ocMMxamom but oov-
No time m betas bmt ta prssalns; fots
ward th portage-rami projeat. The pre
liminary agreement with tb tate
whereby tb open-rtver oommtseion un
dertake th construction of the road
has hesn approvsdhyth sxecutlTa Oom-
mlttee, signed by th preldat and eec
retary of th oonunlaaloa and forwaroV
d to Salem with plans and detail.
The state board ba Indicated it to- ,
tentton of taking; Immediate action upon .
th matter, ao that th execution of the
final contract will not b Ions delayed.
A construction company stand ready to
begin work as soon aa tb necessary pre
liminaries hav bee completed. Mem
ber of the open-river eommUalon hav t
little to amy of their plena at thia time, ,
preferring to wait until they oaa ebow
result.
Rheummtl
AND
PARAIMC1IES
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