THE SUNDAY OKEGONIAN, POR'fLASP, 'AUGUST 26, 1900.
f NEWS IN BRIEF
Leave
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Amoncmcnti Tonlgrht.
S WINTER CJU19EN rwr4 end ,
streets) Concert nichtlr.
Itkcii or-Jewish "Wombk. Miss Sadie
i2an "will arrire in Portland Wed- I
icy morning. August 26. On that ai-
been at 2 30 Miss American -trill give an
Irmal talk at the Hirsch-Selllng build- J
ji3 cpyncll members and then friends.
American has been most successful
i the cities she has visited in f ormlng;
Itcs, rhere there were none, and in
If -stag membership of those already '
:ed Miss American, is most anxious
s5t1r to explain the -council's -work
.sis. and It win be her pleasure to
per an questions relative to its work.
American has found that these in-
ei&l taks lead to a better understand- ,
between local sections and the .Na- '
U council and to more practical re-
After the talk an opportunity will
ivtn all those who desire to meet
American. On Thursday evening
American will deliver an address at
Temple Beth Israel at 8 o'clock, to
:h the public is invited.
saxgs IK SeIjlsids Sghepule of Eteam-
X Potter. For the accommodation
seaeldefs and for the return of beach
engerts, it has been decided to operate
i steamer T. J. Potter dally, on the
iv. lug schedule. In effect from August
September 5:
Leave
Portland.
:st 24 7:03 A.M.
.rt 25 ,. 8:00 A.M.
let 2C.. 6:80 A.M.
g-st 27 7:00 A.M.
aroit 28 73QAJ1.
Igjat 29 7:30 A.M.
fgust SO 8:00 A.M.
least a ,...8:WA.M.
.tcrrber J. 8:30 A.M.
tcmber 2......9;00 A.M.
tcmber 2.. 9:00 A.M.
Tmber 4 9:00 A.M.
'ember 5 9:00 A.M.
tfer September 5 such service as will
f.eeessary to accemmoaate beacn
hrcl.
i"RED Music WA?.-T2D.-One of The
(?g-irfans oldest subscribers sends In
f-.liowlng surestlon: "If the enjoy-
ie programmes of the Sunday night
jcerts at the Portland Hotel couia be
srlrrl n far ns In inoiudi an occasional
i. familiar, church tune, or. still better, i
meaky Introducing a number of them,
would be highly appreciated by -many
;rch members wha 'patronize those
er-erts." By all means let this popular
ft derating music be played. Give us
Sunday nights, "Nearer. My God, to
,f"" AU Hail the Power of Jesus'
Same," "Onward, Christian Soldier.
itl-H the Fort" and "Old Hundred
b dribt Director Brown Trill be glad to
Kept the suggestion.
SlKpnoirPTiT Reunion'. Down - town
ects were crowded last evening as they
ie rot been before since the Summer
odus to the watering places began. The
jfir-.ITy element was largely In the ascend-
t among the promenaders, and women
A Children "just home" enjoyed the
iirhtseclncr. and the Fall styles shown off
brihlant advantage by the thousanusij
Si ecTric ucnus i evurj puiuu oucot
:rs wrre put to their utmost exertions
carry the orowa home when it began
dlsDorse. The nlcht was cool and star-
it. and as a first Fall street reunion the
npromptu affair was a decided success.
I SnAStDB X.AND Boom. Seaside, one of
Oregon s most frequented beach resorts
aurlng the Summer months, is experienc
es a veritable real estate boom. Not less
Inert 100 people have acquired property
there Curing the season. The majority
ff the purchasers are Portland people,
rhn nr aotiiatod bv no motive save the
tu'ltlon of a pleasant Summer home. '
ie remaining months of the Summer will
EmJoubtedly be improved by at least mak-
?g a start towards the orection ot sev
fal neat, substantial cottages contem
pt d to adorn the premises
T&t Fins Awim Twelve apples,
igr.lng IS pounds, and each a bright.
Ere specimen of that fruit, have been
Ssed ly Mr. Prcttyman on the East side
contributed for the Industrial bulld-
of the Street Fair and Carnival. They
on exhibition yesterday in the of--f
Secretary Dosch, of the State
inl of Ilortlculturo, and attracted much
ncrlon. Ko finer specimens Of apples
Lvo been sent to the office this year.
sclJzm ever are received there. They
ltrTwn as red Bfttlghelmers.
?HAaCED WITH KErOtTJO JJIOAIl
:rns F. "W. Webber, a business man
Dundee, Or., was arrested yesterday
Deputy Fnlted States Marshal S. L.
terse on a charge of violating section
cf the internal rrvonue laws in re-
l!ng cigar boxes. The complaint was
aje by JT W. Kebbs, Deputy Collector
Internal Revenue Webber furnished
Sends for his appearance before TJnlted
states Commissioner E. N. Deafly to an
swer to the charge.
Incorporation'. Articles of Incorpora-
rlcn were filed in the County Clerk's of-
Sco yencrday of the American Packing
Canning Company; incorporators, J. F.
61m sit. P H McDonnell, Thomas Cor-
stt and J. T. Sullivan. Capital stock.
J 000. The objects are to do a canning
nd parking business In Alaska.
Ixtiax shopping baskets, 50 and 75c at
Irs. rrohman's Basket Rooms, 33th and
! "Washlrgton.
Sttjam Wood Saw to Runt. Inquire
i Portland Fuel Company. 334 Water street.
Oregon Mining Stock Exchange. 10:30.
Tee extensive alterations and improve
ments Just made In the large building sit
uated at the southeast corner of Fourth
and Morrison streets nave transformed
it into a modern structure. The upper
floors have been entirely reconstructed
and converted into an up-to-date Toom-Ing-house
and will be known henceforth
as The Cosmos. All the rooms are newly
and elegantly furnished, are cozy and
comfortable, and are illuminated with
both gas and electricity. The spacious
hallways aro nicely carpeted, and the
whole interior is both cheerful and invit
ing. 'The Cosmos is under entirely new
anT thoroughly competent management,
and will be positively conducted as a
strictly first-class house. The building Is
very centrally located, and has two en
trances, one at 2SSVS Morrison street and
the other at ISOls Fourth street.
Mania for Runnino Awat. The Ring
vllle boy, aged S years, committed from
Clatsop County, has evidently a mania for
running away. Before being committed
he ran away from home 10 times, and
since being received at the Boys' &
Girls' Aid Society has eloped twice. Su
perintendent Gardner has bad an overall
suit made especially .for him to wear
around the Home, one side of which Is
bright red and the other side blue, thus
making the little fellow look conspicu
ous should he again run away.
Teachers Institute. Superintendent
Robinson has completed all arrangements
for the annual institute of the teachers
of Multnomah County, to be held Septem
ber 10, II and 12. The sessions will bs
held in the High School building in this
city. The programme is being rapidly
mapped out. and will be given out early
this week.
SociAiisT Ljujor Lecture. C. N. Gill
will address the Portland Section, Socialist
Labor party, at their hall, corner Second
and Salmon streets, this evening at S.
Subject, "Analysis of Commodities." A
cordial Invitation to all who are Inter
ested in social reform. No admission fee.
A MARVELOUS COMPOUND
VTIIjL. LAHGELT IXCREASE DEBASD
FOE SOUTHWEST LUMBER.
CeleoratedWood Preservative Which.
Possesses Many Spheres of Use
fulness and Value.
Nearly all the papers of the Pacific
Northwest haye lately devoted consider
able space to the well-known Wcod pre-
T servatlve. Avenarius Carbollneum. This
Is only natural, as toe great va.ue of
this article has already manifested Itself
in this section wherever employed. Think
ing men, experts in wood construction,
believe that Avenarius Carbollneum is
destined to be used a3 extensively as
paint, and predict that It will not only
prove an economic blessing to all who
employ lumber for building pufpsses, but
will also stimulate the lumber trade to
a point heretofoie undreamed of.
Metal will be discarded for wood Jn
I many erections where the former is now
exclusively used, when the fact is con
clusively proved that wood treated with
A-venarlus Carbollneum acquires a ten
sile strength equal to all demands put
upon it, and rendered Immune against
decay, will outlast the best metal cast
ings, subject as they are to rust and
Joss of vitality from vibration.
Pieces of board, railroad ties and wharf
posts subjected to the most- trying cli
mates on the globe for over 20 years, ex
posed alike to soil, atmosphere and
water, remain perfectly sound, while sec
tions cut from the same timber in its
natural state, and placed heside them
under identical tests, are shrunk and
rotted In less than five years. This Is
A Word About
Weber Pianos
luuuM"'" " J nnt ft hnlV nnsirr.ivrtprt statement. It is
Oregon Citt boat leaves Taylor street - . ,., ,,. ., p-s-neriments
Sunday 10:?D A. M., 2 and 5 P. M. Leaves
Oregon City 12:30, 3:30 and 6:30 P. M.
Round trip, 45 cents.
Cascade Warm Springs Hotel will re
main open until notice is given in theso
columns. T. Moffett, Prop., 274 Taylor St.
Lessons in French, German, Spanish,
Latin. Professor Bach, 521 Marquam, 9
A. M. to 9 P. M.
made in many parts of the world and
sworn to by responsible firms and gov
ernment officials.
With these truths ascertained, It Ig not
remarkable that the press of the North
west should -call public attention to Ave
narius Carbollneum and urge Its use In
a climate which produces timber In ex
traordinary abundance, and, when cut
Art Lsssons and good home exchanged? and converted Into merchantable lumber.
for house work. Family of two. Art,
Care Oregonlan.
TjMBRELiAft Repairing and reeovertnsr.
Meredith's. Washington, bet. 5th and 6th.
Carnations, 12 for 25o: elegant floral
pieces cheap. Burkhardt Bros., 23d & G
Dr. L. M. Davis, dentist, 131 Third St.
WHERE TO DINE.
The best restaurant in the city, without
any doubt, Is the Portland, S05 Washing
ton, opposite Olds & King.
All kinds ot home-made fresh break
fast cakes. The best cup of coffee In
Portland. Enjoy a good Sunday dinner
roast chicken. Spring chicken, plum cake,
pies and Ice cream. E. House's restaur
ant, 12S Third street.
Chicken dlaner, complete, 25c, Strouse's
Cafe, 229 Washington, between First and
Second. White labor only.
First-claas meals, popular prices. Per
kins Rest., D. H. Brown, prop., 105 5th.
H. C Brandes, 145 First, serves oysters,
steaks and chops, lunches and dinners.
FOR
ASTORIA . AND
POINTS.
BEACH
Steamer Lurllno leaves Taylor-street
dock dally at S P. M. except Saturday, at
10 P. M.. for Astoria and way land
ings, making connection for all beach
points.
HOTEL VEND03ME.
"Visitors' fo the Carnival will find this an
elegant stopping-place; elegant rooms,
fine .table, low rates, Arthur Kohn. pro
prietor, cor. Thirteenth and Alder streets.
POTTER CHANGES TIME.
Bee O. R. & N. adv. on page 7 for com
plete schedule. Potter makes round trip
dally.
Jacob Doll Uprlsrht FInno.
The latest improved. Acknowledged to
be best sold on easy Installments. Pianos
rented, tuned and repaired at lowest
prices. H. Slnshejmer. 72 Third. Estab
lished 1BC2.
EARLE, THE PSYCHIC,
Edward Earle, the great psychic, will
demonstrate his wonderful powers in oc
cultism tonight, at 8 o'clock. Goodnough
building.
rots It with extraordinary rapidity. Es
pecially 1b this true when It is ascer
tained by these journals, as It has been,
that Avenarius Carbollneum Is used by
tho leading governments of the world,
Including the United States, for bridges,
locks, dams, canals, ships, barraoks. etc,
and by firms so far apart and different
In character as the Krupp Steel Works,
of Essen, Germany; the Pabst Brewing
Company., of Milwaukee, and tho Knick
erbocker Ice Company, of New York, all
of whom protect every Inch of wood In
their plants with this celebrated pre
servative. The purposes for which lt may be used
on this coast are numberless. Cities can
use it with economic advantage for road
beds, bridges, pavements and wharves;
shipbuilders for ships, ropes, and sails;
miners for shorelng timbers; fanners for
houses, barns, agricultural implements,
fences and vine poles1, railroads for ties,
cars and trestles.
In fact, from a wooden shoe to the-sup-porta
and exposed timbers of a mam
moth frame exposition building?, there Is
no wooden construction which is not
strengthened and quintupled in longevity
by treatment with wood's patent protector.
$50.00 SUITS $i5.95.
That most wonderful of all wonderful
sales of strictly first-class, uncalled-for,
tailor-made suits and -overcoats, worth
fid, $50 and $75, for Jlo 95. will lust all thjs'
week. Also 759 pairs of ,10 pants, Fall
weight, for if, 95, and 80 pairs of the
famous Price pants, worth as much as
$15. for $5. Open evenings till 8:30. Farns-worth-Herald
Tailoring Co.. 233 Washing-,
ton street.
A YEJXY LARQE CAR.
A car containing 203 crated sewing ma
chines and 40 boxes advertising material,
etc., arrived over the S. P. railroad lust
night, consigned to Lechler & Lechler,
from Standard Sewing Machine Company,
Cleveland. In June last, a car of the same
size was shipped by the same firm, so it
must be seen that they are selling most
of the machines that are sold in -the
city.
We have manv makes Standard, Lech
ler; Paragon, White and others. Call and
get our nrices before buying. 519 and
upward. Lechler & Lechler, 224 First St.,
corner Salmon.
.
Furs, Scarfs and Capes. See Prices.
New York Mercantile Co.. 205 Third st.
a i
Last week of bargains. Harris Trunk Co.
leo
"You must let me thank you. You a-e a wonderful performer. That s what
everybody fays when they hear a pFKon play by means of a Pianola. Drop in
and see how easy It is to play the plnno now. The Pianola solves the prob em.
We'll show you the Aeolian also and the world's standard pianos the Stelnway
and the A. B. Chase.
M. B. WELLS, Northwest Agent for the Aeolian Company
353355 Washington Street, opp. Cordray's. Portland, Or.
T,oJS 'Wa i w we have
j& ai a-s m cl IS ko m&B hJIhJ'b Isw (Li 13 Call asstr
We have gone through every first-class Hne of Men's and
Boys' Clothing made in America ana nave "piCKea piums
from all. if we were to look the world over no better seiec
tton could be made than ours.
The Same
Thing for
Less Money
OUR
EXPENSES ARE LOW
THATS
WHY WE CAN DO IT I
The
HERE ARE THEHOUSES WE
GET THEM FROM
Stein-BIoch Co.
. Kuppenfieimer
SCo.
red Benjamin & (
Fecliheimer, Fishe
Suits and Overcoats $10.00 fo $30.00
Famous Clothing
Hou
THE BIG STORE-COR. MORRISON AND SECOND 5T5
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmwb
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Co. i
jI li Life est;
"There are hundreds of piano forte
maker? in the Uaited States." says the
New York Tribune, "but not over four
are undlsputably in the front rank, and
prominent among the four is the house of
Weber. Although its founder., like the
originators of the other" leading houses,
is no longer living, the great factory
which he established still goes on., and
the Weber warerooms contain today more
exquisite examples .pf the. piano makers'
art than were ever'before shown by tlds
renowned concern. The elder Weber was
a genius In the realm of tone produc
tion, and it has been -often said that the
quality that Stradivarius bestowed upon
the violin Weber Imparted to his piano
forte. His successors have strictly main
tained the high standard of excellence es
tablished. In the early days of the con
cern, and have perpetuated that wonder
ful tone quality for which the -Weber
piano has so long been distinguished. The
artistic productions of the house this
season merit especial comment."
We have a full assortment of these'
beautiful pianos. New designs In .most
beautiful casings. In all the varieties of
handsomely figured woods.
351 WASHINGTON ST.
IX NEW MUSIC BUILDING, f
WHAT'S IK A NAME?
A great deal, If It, happens to be "Emer
son" on a piano. It means that within
the cover of the Instrument Is over a
lifetime of experimental art, the concen
trated skill of three generations of piano
makers. It means an even scale, full,
rich tone, and enduring qualities, that
guarantee your grandchildren playing" on
It with pleasure. Write or call and let us
tell you about our prices and terms.
Sherman, Clay &. Co., rooms 15, IG, Russel
building, Fourth and Morrison streets.
Portland's Lending Mnslc Dealers.
The oldest and largest general' music
store In the ParHle Northwest. F.lafl03.'
and organs: wholesala and retail. Trie
Wiley li Allen Co . 211 First St. t'
JjUI lilliUIl Li
FOR FIFTY YEARS
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BRAND OF
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For Boys " - ' ""'
For your critical consideration
we have assembled In our! w.ell- -conducted
boys department group- '
ings of new and handsomely made -suits
for youngsters bf all ages.
S
. . Of three to eight years, there's
no better variety of daint'Uy trim
med clothes anywhere. Vestee
and sailor suits showing orgi
naiity and noyeity combined wh
ssrviceab eness and reasonable
price, are here for Auturrtn wear".
M
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Cur new two-pises double
breasted suits foV boys of eight
to sixteen year. cannot be d"'
plicated elsevyhera in rande of
pattern or Iowne3s qrprlce.
!S
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For boys who have attained the long
trousers age are exact duplicates of our
suits for men. They are constructor with
special attcntiontastylearidqualHy Prjces
as Tow- as they should be. Moth.efs, of
Oregon, we .invite you tq'examiheJ these
assortments for boys.
ens
FOR AUTUMN-WEAR....
The "Quality Store's" superb showing
of new and desirable fa"ny shirts
.eclipses any previous effert oC ours.
L nnd Is really the largest, we dare
'say, the best, on the PncUlc Coast.
Vertical stripes In numerous shudes
of hello, blue, oxblood and pink. In
patterns as told or as quiet as suits
your taste. Best quality madras and
percale.
1.00 to $2.50
All sizes neckband,, nnd various sleeve
lengths.
i
Late arrivals In Fall neckwear un
derwear, hosiery, pajamas, night-robes,
gioves, etc, are hereto greet
Vou.
Largest Clothiers In the Northwest
Corner' Fourth and Morrison Streets
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Esberg-Gnnst Cigar' Co.
DISTRIBUTERS
PORTLAND, OR.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ence
Vancouver, Wash.
A boarding and day school for young ladles.
Location healthy and pleasant. Apartments
spacious and fitted with modern conveniences
Pupils prepared for teachera' examination. For
terms, etc . address SISTER SUPERIOR.
LOCKSLEY HALL
Seaside, Clatsop Co.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR AROUND
Hot salt water baths in house.
Excellent cuisine,
7IRS. L. A. CARLISLE, Proprietor.
Pacific College, Newberg, Or.
Tenth year opens dept. 10. Excellent ad
vantages offered to tjjose nho desira to do
regular college worK in the regular courses.
New classes -will bo formed to.rqeet the needs
of those Mho wish Epecial or review work.
Classes in bookkeeping will be organized at
the first of each term. The student comes In
contact with the best Influences, and his train
ing is careful and guarded. Expenses low.
Address President of Pacific Colle.se.
Northwestern' University,
At EVAXpTOX and CIT.ICA60, ILL,
Comprises College ot Liberal Arts, Medical School,
Low School, School of Tharmacy, Dental School.
Woman 0 Modlcul School, School ot Muslo and
School of Oratory. Abo it condncts an Acorierny of
thh highest prade. The Garrett Biblical Institute la
located on tho Collego Campos. College year begins
September 25lh. For Information, address,
THE KEOXSTKAIt, - JErnntton, lit.
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
AND COLLEGE
BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FOR GERLfi.
42D SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
Course- of studies. Collegiate, Academic
Grammar School and Primary.
Studies will be resumed Wednesday. Septem
ber 5. 1900. Catalogues sent on application.
Portland Private School
s6l Tarrmll! Pupils ho attend this school re
ceive a thorough, practical business education.
Teachers prepared for examination.
Services the corning holidays, at A. O. TJ.
TV. Temple, cor. Second and Taylor sts.. by
Rev. Dr. N. Mosessohn.'wlth the assistance of
a choir. Lecture3 in English and German.
Slngla seats. $1. Telephone AYest b05
CX PREHN, Dentist
Crown arid bridge work, m Third st, near Al
der. OrerDn. Tel. Clay 805. Vitalised air for
Tinlnlrrw extracting.
5 ...' , 1
aft)
Is one that s flawless, and cut so that
its beauty cannot help but command
attention. It's the same with our world-renowned
Steio-Bloco
Co
SUITS OVERCOATS
They are perfect in fit, faultless in style
and represent the finest workmanship.
You will be properly attired if you
wear one. Our Fall styles are now
ready for your inspection it rill please
us to have you call; we will try very
hard to please you If you do.
SAM'L ROSENB
LATT & C
THE POPULAR.PRICE CLOTHIERS
THIRD AND MORRISON PORTLAND, OREGON
I1 , ..
;ELK HEADS I . , an
Mounted.
Finest and Largest Assort
ment In the City.
$30.00 TO $100.00.
D. M. Averill & Co.
331 Morrison St.
Tioca. Lono Beach, Wash.
In connection launch, sail and rofaoab
on5hon!water Bay. Special attention paid
to amusements; Livery, six horses; dairy,
ten Jerseys.
NORTHWEST ELECTRIC ENGINEERING CO.
Phone Black 934124 First St.
Rcpresftntlng Northtm Electrical and Mnfg.
C6s direct current line of apparatus; War
ren Electric llnfg. Co.'s Induction type ot
alternator, electric mino or railway locomo
tives. Maloney Electric Co "s strlctir high
grade transformers, Robinson, Myers Co. cell
tag fans. Emerson Electric Mnfg. Co.'s desk
fans. Chicago Telephone Co.'s phones. All
alootrla enortnUlag,
; .- aMn
REM B9f HfiSEg2BdgTOyrHgg?a&
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE
144 Yamhill Street
You feel better -when you attend JU
large, enthusiastic school; there Is
somethlngr to talk about a good refer
ence when you -want a position.
EnelUh. commercial, shorthand,
typewriting and penmanship depart
ments. Open all the year-
SEND FOR. CATALOGUE
Conducted by" the Benedictine Fathers
....The Ideal Place For Your Boys....
SEPT. 5, 19
WILL REOPEN .ON
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