THE SUNDAY 0REGONIA2J, PORTLAlfD, MARCH 13, 1904.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Orestralaa'a Telcpbonrs.
Counting Room - 87
Xumglns Editor. M&to 6S8
Sunday Editor H!a f?f
City Editor- Jgf
Compoilne Boom -
Superintendent Building jrrr
East Side Office Eart 61
Missions bt PXulibt Fathers. The
spiritual advantages ot the Lenten season
can be taken advantage o by all Catho
lics through the mission, which will be
opened at high mass this morning at St.
Mary's Cathedral by the Paullst Fathers,
of New York and Ean Francisco. An espe
cial effort had been made by the clergy of
this state and California to obtain the
best instructors for this work, and In
Fathprs Cullen, Smith and Wyman, who
have come to Portland, they feel they
have a power which will reach the peni
tential. Father Cullen Is a particularly
able speaker and a splendid instructor.
After two weeks at St. Mary's the rever
end fathers will go to St. Francis Church,
Oak and East Eleventh, and begin a mis
sion, which will last from Palm Sunday
until Easter, after which they will visit
points in the Willamette Valley. The
Paulist Fathers' Order Is a religious or
ganization, founded by the venerable
Father Hecker. It Is made up largely of
men who are converts to the Catholic
Church, and their work is to give special
instruction to Catholics and non-Catholics,
setting forth and explaining the
teachings of the Catholic Church.
Sunday Club at the Y. M. C. A. Dr.
Edgar P. Hill, pastor of the First Presby
terian Church, will speak to men at the
Sunday Club in the Y. M. C. A. auditor
ium this afternoon on the topic, "An Ad
venture." DriscoU's orchestra will give
the usual half-hour programme of high-
class music in the Kvmnaslum. Professor
Wilder and the male chorus will lead In
a rousing song service, and the special
numbers will consist of tenor soiog oy
Lauren Pease. At 4:45 the study groups
take up the discussion of the topic, "How
to Become a Great Man." based on the
teachings of Jesus. At 5:30 the fellowship
lunch will be held In the gymnasium for
which a charge of 10 cents is made. The
afternoon programme begins at 3 and la
free to all men.
Family Loses All in Fire. Fire,
caused by a defective flue, destroyed J.
S. Howe's cottage at Woodstock about 8
o'clock last night. No insurance covered
the loss, which will amount to about $1200.
The cottage was located about two blocks
beyond the terminus of the City & Sub
urban car line, out of the reach of pro
tection from any fire department. The
cottage was occupied by Charles Burg.
hard and family, who lost everything in
the fire. The case is a pitiful one. Inas
much as Mr. Burghard has been left al
most penniless with a large family to pro
vide for. A collection was taken among
the neighbors after the fire and nearly
540 was realized to help the unfortunate
family.
Into Larger Quarters. The Woman's
Exchange, which was started under the
auspices of the Woman's Union early this
year at 424 Washington street, will move
into new and larger quarters about the
first of April. It was found that the
premises now occupied were too small for
the needs of the Exchange, beveral lo
cations are available, and a choice will be
made this week. A noon-day lunch will be
served for business men and women, and
during the afternoon to accommodate
shoppers. One feature will be the sale
of home-cooked fooda The sale of needle
work, useful and ornamental, will be con
ducted on a larger scale than heretofore
Raises Winter Cauliflower. Richard
Scott has raised another fine crop of broc
coli or Winter cauliflower at his farm
pear Mllwaukle. He has had fine broccoli
kll Winter. In his garden are several va
rieties, and all have done well. It is
most remarkable sight to see the green
plants growing in the garden during the
coldest weather. The broccoli Is a cauli
flower, only much hardier than the ordi
nary cauliflower.
Important Real .Estate Deal. Messrs.
O'Shea Bros. & O'Donnell yesterday pur
chased through Goldsmith & Co., real
estate brokers, the quarter block 100x100
feet situated on the southwest corner of
Tenth and Washington streets, with the
three-story new business block thereon.
The purchase price was $110,000 cash. This
desirable property is considered by judges
of values a splendid investment for the
amount paid.
Photographs of Oregonian Building.
A remarkably good picture of the Ore
gonian building has been made by J. F.
Ford, of 227 Morrison street. The photo
graph was taken from the roof of the
Meier & Frank building. Mr. Ford used a
Zeiss convertible lens and a plate 11x14.
It will be added to his city views in his
general collection of Oregon scenery, of
which he has one of the largest in the
state.
Pat Tuesday and Get Rebate. Tues
day is the last day on which to pay taxes
and obtain the benefit of the 3 per cent
rebate. Tax collections during the week
have been heavy, many large taxpayers
paying by check. Taxpayers who only de
sire to make a one-half payment are not
required to pay by Tuesday night, but
only persons who wish to pay in full and
get the benefit of the rebate.
Judge Pipes Lectures on Libel Law.
Judge Martin L. Pfpes talked before the
City Press Club last night on the law of
libel. He had a large audience of news
paper men who were becomingly im
pressed with the gravity of the question
and its Importance to them. It was some
thing they needed In their business. Af
ter the talk the usual Press Club refresh
ments went around.
Royal. Arcanum Reception. Members
of the order and friends Invited to the
Langfitt reception, Empire Theater, Mon
day evening. No formal invitation neces
sary. Delay in Issuance caused by late
ness of news received of time, of brother
Langfltt's arrival. Excellent musical and
literary .programme. See news columns.
To the Republican "Voters of the
Eighth Precinct, Second Ward: "Vote for
R. W. Wilbur and Dr. T. W. Barrett, for
delegates to the County Convention. They
are pledged to vote for officers who will
favor enforcement of law, economy and
reduction of taxation.
Dined at Commercial Club. The Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company gave a
dinner to its representatives at the Com
mercial Club last night. Among the
guests were Governor Chamberlain and
Rev. J. Whltcomb Brougher, of the First
uapust unurcn.
A Musical and social benefit entertain
ment by the Y. P. S. C. E. of the First
Congregational Church, corner Park and
Madison streets. Best talent of the city
will partake. Friday, March IS, 8 P. M.
Admission 2oc
Y. M. C A. Star Course. Electricity,
amusing demonstrations, Brilliant expert
ments, elaborate apparatus, science pop
ularized by jfroressor ijouis Jbavor, of Chi
cago. Tuesday, March 15.
Dr. F. Burgette Short, the new pas
tor at Taylor-Street Church, is a preacher
of exceptional ability. He is filling the
church with large audiences at each serv
ice.
"A Radium" World" is Dr. House's sub
ject tonight at the First Congregational
Church. Trombone solos by J. Wahan in
addition to regular music
Electricity, science popularized, by
Professor Louis Favor, of Chicago, at Y.
M. C A., Tuesday night.
Green Sea Turtle steaks and soups
prepared by a French chef, at Richards',
corner Park and Alder.
FREn dispensary for worthy poor, Tues,
Thurs.. SaU IP. JL St. "Vincent's Hosp.
Ewells barber shop removed to 1S9
Third, between Yamhill and Taylor.
McCommon's Pharmacy, 13th & Wash
ington ats. Prescriptions a specialty.
..-Printing. Enlarged facilities. Rogers. SO
First. 'Phone Alain
sRegent Baths, massage, ladies, jt, ,474
Alder.
Woosteb, .thefat Havana cigar man.-,..
To Lease Fifth-Street Corner. The
property on the southwest corner of Fifth
and Couch streets, being full 50x100 feet in
size, with 15,000 square feet of floor space
suitable for stores, warehouse or shop,
facing on Fifth street, which street is
ordered to be finely paved. Thl3 property
will be leased to suitable tenants for a
term of five or ten years, as may be
wanted. Apply to Charles -K. Henry, 275
Stark street.
A Boon to Portland. Dr. A. L. Wel-
den, the world's greatest dermatologist
and plastic surgeon, will visit Portland
in August. No matter what your af
fliction Is, he can make you a lace or
beautify any face. Secure your appoint
ment now of Aza Holmes RIbbecke, his
rpnrespntatlve and assistant in i'oruana
parlors, 264 Morrison. Anti-wrinkle cream.
samples given m c.
Are You taking your dinner out toaay;
Go to Richards', where you can procure
one of those table d'hote lor 51.
wror. Street. Very desirable modern
residence, also vacant lot, for sale. Ad
dress R 13, Oregonian.
Electricity, experiments in wireless
teletrraDhy. at Y. M. C. A. Course Tues
day night, March 15.
Troy Laundry Company has removed
Its West Side office to' 109 Fifth street,
corner Washington.
Carroll's Chocolate Chips and Creams
at all flrst-clas3 candy stores. Wholesale,
384 Fourth street.
French Dinner served from 12 M. to
8 P. M., 50c Raster's, 63 Sixth street.
C. C. Newcastle, dentist, Mohawk bldg.
Wooster, liberal with chocolates.
"See B. B. Rich for subscriptions."
KNOCKDOWN COST 60.
H. OHenbeck Is Fined for Striking a
Chinese.
H. OHenbeck, a pugilist, scored a
knockdown a few evenings ago, which
cost him $60 yesterday. OHenbeck was
found guilty by Municipal Judge Hogue
of knocking down an inoffensive Chi
nese, and also of contempt of court.
Fifty dollars was assessed In the first
instance and $10 In the other, which
was brought on by Ollenbeck's failure
to appear In court when cited.
Charles Peterson came near to suf
fering for Ollenbeck's offense. The vic
tim of the assault identified Peterson
as the man who struck him, but sub
sequent developments showed that Ol
lenbeck was the guilty one. He insist
ed that he thought the Chinaman was.
going to cut him with a knife, but from
his own statements he had no other
reason for so believing than that the
Chinaman was walking up the street
with one of his hands up the sleeve of
the opposite arm.
In passing sentence Judge Hoguo
said he would give OHenbeck the limit,
as he had no patience with anyone who
would deliberately knock down an in
offensive Chinaman. "Such offenses are
becoming too frequent," the Judge said,
and ho intends to do what he can to
discourage such practices when the
opportunity offers Itself.
THEY AEE EXQUISITE.
The
Specially Designed, Low-Cost
Barrett Lighting Fixtures.
Sometimes you want lighting fixtures
that are really artistic and still you do
not want to pay much money for them.
The fear of large expense bothers many a
lady who Is about to remodel a room In
her house and Install new lighting fix
tures. She loves the beautiful and the fine
touches of art. She wants them In her
home, and she shrinks from what she re
gards as inevitable, startling .cost. That
is a mistake, like other false impressions
tha are widely prevalent. That Is pre
cisely the situation that Barrett covets.
He delights In solving the problem of at
taining artistic effects at small cost. Ten
him the furnishings of the room, and he
will design, or adapt the fixtures, and
Install them, and you will think it Is
miracle. There is never a necessity of
large expense. The grace, the appropriate
ness.-the utility, the color, the form, if
combined right, give life and art to the
result, and, lo, you are immensely pleased!
And, believe us, the cost need not be
high. These beautiful wares can cost
as much as you desire, for there Is no
limit to rarities, but they can be abso
lutely beautiful at moderate outlay. We
can prove this to you at any time
THE JOHN BARRETT CO.,
Established 1868.
Sixth and Alder Streets.
FIVE STATE SENATORS
Will be nominated in Multnomah
County. These Senators will
have a vote for Senator Mitchell's
successor. Have you registered?
Senator Mitchell Is now in his
23d year as United States Sena
tor. Is his experience an advan
tage to Oregon at Washington?
It is Simon or Mitchell.
THE GOLDEN JUBILEE
Of the Humphreys' Homeopathic
Medicine Company, 1854-1904.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the
existence of Humphreys' Specifics, the
company has published a jubilee edition
of Dr. Humphreys' Specific Manual for
the administration of medlclno and the
cure of disease. This book of 144 pages
covers a wide scope a complete treatise
on medlclno in condensed form. It Is
printed on highly calendered paper and
bound In gray cloth. Contains a life-like
picture of the author. A single copy will
be mailed free on application to Hum
phreys' Horn. Med. Co., N. W. Cor. Wil
liam and John streets. New York. N. Y.
World.
A HEW APPOINTMENT.
Mr. P. A. Gets, formerly engaged in
educational work In this state and in the
State of Washington, and for several
years past district manager for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York, at Ellensburg, WasnL, has been ap
pointed general agent for the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company of Call.
fornla, at Portland, with headquarters In
the Marquam building. The cashier, Mr.
George F. Keck, will continue In his
former position.
The Pacific Mutual, which Is well and
favorably known In Oregon, will, through
Its new management, present to the
public, its matchless policy contracts In
the belief that the best and most liberal
policies will continue to find favor with
the thoughtful man who Insures. Prompt
and courteous attention will be given any
communications for Information concern
ing policy forms, etc
Active, reliable solicitors will find it to
their advantage to consider agents' con'
tracts offered.
BANKRUPT UBEAPJES.
Voltalre-History-Others.
Frederick Hebard. Hotel Perkins, sell
ing choicest libraries, less than cost of
bindings, btock here must be sold. Tel
ephone or call immediately.
v PATE & SANDYS
Vill serve an elegant dinner In courses
.today. Music in attendance. 145 First
street.
"It takes a live fish to swim up stream,
any dead one can float down"
THAT'S OUR MOTTO. That's the secret of our success. We have
succeeded because we try hard to please our customers and for the reason
that we are always on the hunt for SOMETHING NEW In the way of Jew
elry novelties. OUR WINDOWS HAVE BECOME FAMOUS for their
originality and Interesting display of the new things In our line.
Our store, has been Improved lately by interior changes, and the addition
of a large assortment of up-to-date goods. OUR MANUFACTURING DE
PARTMENT has been brought up to a high standard and we . are In
shape to produce anything that can be made of Gold, Silver or other
metals. WE BELIEVE it Is a good policy to offer our customers nothing
that we cannot recommend; and every article we handle Is sold with the
guarantee that wo will replace it If not entirely satisfactory. THAT'S fair.
Isn't ltr .
OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT, which is in charge of a member of the
firm, is rushed with work and the eyeglasses fitted here have made a rep
utation for their genteel appearance and the comfort given our patients.
NO CHARGE FOR TESTING. No fancy prices.
JAEGER
: JEWELERS, OPTICIANS
1290 Morrison Street
5
"TORIKS"
The Real Thing for
Style and Vision....
LTER REED
THE OPTICIAN
133 SIXTH STREET,
SAYS HARMONY PULED.
Chairman Peery Denies That Demo
crats Turned Down Sweek Faction.
L. T. Peery. chairman of the Demo
cratic Central Committee, Insists that the
committee was entirely harmonious In
preparing the primary ticket of that party.
He does not know for sure whether the
Sweek or antl-Sweek people will control
the. next convention, but, when asked
about that matter last night. Intimated
that the antls would probably be on top.
"The executive committee," said Mr.
Peery. "was entirely harmonious in its
action. In every cas.e wliere there were
no contesting delegations the ticket nomi
nated by the precinct caucus was filed. In
few precincts there were contesting
delegations, and in these cases the ticket
having the indorsement of the precinct
committeeman for that precinct was ac
cepted and filed. In a number of pre
cincts no meetings were held and no dele
gates elected. In these cases the com
mittee exercised its prerogative under tne
law and named the delegates. The action
of the committee was open and above-
board, and will stand the closest scrutiny
as to its fairness.
These facts are known to the Demo
crats of Portland, or can be known by any
one sufllclently interested to investigate
the matter. I should have ignored the
published misrepresentations, but for the
fact that Democrats in other sections of
the state might be misled by them. The
executive committee is composed of men
who advocate and practice clean politics,
and its appeal to the party Is on these
grounds. It opposes all fusion and en
tangling alliances' with tne tepuDiican
party or either of its factions in this
county.
I wish vou would further state tnat
the committee has not Indorsed ana is
not advocating any particular candidate
for any office or position.
DEAF MUTE ATTEMPTS HIS LIFE
While In a Rage, Strikes Himself
Vith a Hatchet.
Willie Rogers, am 18-year-old deaf
mute, Is lying: at the Good Samaritan
Hosnital at the point of death. In
violent rage he struck himself three
terrific blows on the head with a heavy
hatchet yesterday forenon. His skull
is broken in one place.
The Probably fatal attack of anger
came while the lad was chopping wooa
in the rear yard of his home at the cor
ner of Sherman ajid Hood streets. He
was working ardently when a stick of
wood flew up and struck him a sting
in blow In the face. It is related tnat
he crew Tjurnle with rage. Being dumb,
he could not effervesce by the profan
ity of the ordinary Individual. He took
the heavy wood hatchet in both hands
nnd struck himself three fearful blow3
nomas the toD of the head. He lay
bleeding until discovered by his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, a aressmaicer.
Mrs. Rogers at once notinea tne po
ur a find then called an ambulance. The
wounded youth was removed quickly to
the hosnital. where his wounas were
dressed and be was made as comfort-
nhle as nosslble.
For some months past the boy ha?
been suffering at perioes rrom mental
trouble. He has been seized with sev-oT-ni
nttneks of mental aberration and
-during these times he would be quite
violent, it Is said, it is mougnt pruu
able that one of these attacks came
,,nnn htm at the time he was struck by
the stick of wood and was responsible
for his rash attempt upon nis me.
Warde & Wade's Minstrels.
Really. It Is time the Marquam manage
ment cot better shows. It presented
Warde & Wade's Minstrels yesterday aft
ernoon and evening, and at the latter
performance that attraction was seen to
be a cheap one ana conuuneu uujeuuuu
nhie features. About a half-dozen wo
men in the audience walked out after
having paid ?1 each. The attendance
was poor and it looked as If passes bad
heen cenerously hanaea arouna. xno
minstrel who sang "In the Village By
the Sea" made one of the two hits of the
evpnlnc. The other welcome feature was
the clever acrobatic work of Wolf and
Wilson. Manvro and Snanklln's special
ty Is unpleasant to the eye, and Munroe
should not be permitted to handle lighted
torches with Inflammable scenery around
him. Ben Lucier's back-ladder drop was
thrilling. The show ought to Import one
or two new Jokes. It would pay.
WHEEEJTO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at ths
Portland Restaurant nne private apart
ments for parties, itx wasn- near bin.
lmaeri&l Hotel Restaurant. 2d floor, abc
course dinner, H5c; first-class service, a la
carte. : A- M. to a . ix.
The best Sunday dinner at Strause's
Restaurant, 229 Washington street
Perkins Restaurant will serve regular
chicken dinner 35c From 12 M. to 8 P. M.
BUSINESS ITEMS.
If Babr I Cntttee Teeth.
t - nr uid use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. WlnaloWa Soothing- Syrup, for
children veeimns. h" uuio,
soften the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic a&a ctarrnoea.
BROS.
Near Fifth
OREGONIAN BUILDING.
LADY MACCABEES TO ASSEMBLE
State Convention Will Be Held In
Portland, March 22.
The Lady Maccabees of Oretron will
hold their state convention in Portland
Tuesday, March 22. The convention Is
called for the purpose of electing a del
egate to the Supreme Hive of Macca
bees of the World next July. Many
delegates and other Lady Macca
bees from all over the state are expect
ed to gather here for this convention
to greet two of the prominent leaders
of this organization Supreme Com
mander Lillian M. Holllster and Su
preme Record Keeper Blna M. West, of
Michigan.
The local hives are making prepara
tions for a royal time and will enter
tain the visiting delegates and ladles
In a manner befitting Portland's hos
pitality. A reception -;will be given at
the Hotel Portland Mnnflav. Mah 21
In honor of the supreme officers and tall
visitors. All Maccabees are cordially
Invited to attend. -
A Curious Computation.
To the Editor of. the New York- Sun-
However Impossible it - may l seem.
it is nevertheless a fact that .there
are more dollars represanted "in the
securities, bonds and stock ot the
United States .Steel Corporation than
minutes since the birth of -Christ
The" total capitalization of, the Steel Trust
(both bonds and stpek) is to.5.ee,a,v and
the total number of minuw (to February
o. iti) since tne negmniag of Christen
dom 13 1.0G0.794-.240, or ojen a "minute.
If thl3 amount was ' coined - In United
States silver dollars anff placed-edge to
edge, It would belt the
hnva anmt ll'YWl
earth .and
then
spare.
B. WILSON".
Fleeing Thltf Caught.
William Rodgera is In durance vile as
the result of. an attempt, to -steal a suit
of clothes from the clothlns- store of W.
J. Benjamin, 28 North Sixth street, last
nignt, and on Monday morning he will
answer in the Municipal Court to a charge
of larceny from a dwelling. Benjamin
saw Kodgers snatch the suit of clothes
and Immediately made after the fleeing
tmei. watchman Jack Hoare happened
along at the right time and gave chase.
and Rodgers was promptly overhauled and
tanen to tne police station.
Will Honor St. Patrick.
Prosperity Camp, No. 369. Woodmen of
the world, will celebrate St Patrick'
day, March 17, with a social whist party
ana aance at tne uatnouc Foresters' Hall
bixth and Washington street A large
number of friends of the members have
been invited and a general good time Is
anticipated.
Major J. L. Hamilton, of the Dufferln
miles, of Brantford, Ont. was in Port
land yesterday on his way to visit Mr.
and Mrs. James Finlayson, of Vancouver,
wasn.
Reading Our Advertisemen
Will not cpnvince you of the superiority of
our goods or of the fact that our prices
juwer man uiose oi any otner firm in
the city.
To be convinced you must investigate
for yourself. Give our instruments a care-
iui wifspeuuun, ana men compare our
prices witn tnose or otner dealers.
You need have no fear of being hound
ed to death with agents; we bave no can
vassers.
Remember we are the only renresentn.
tlves for the acknowledged leader of all
nanos, tne
STEIN WAY
Should you wish an Inexpensive Instru
ment we have a large stock of used
Pianos, which are In first class con
dition and about one-quarter the price
of a cheap new Piano, which you could
purcnase eisewnere, ana to which they
are tar superior in tone ana wearing qual
lues.
Souie Bros. Piano Co
372-374 Morrison et., cor. W. Park.
Tuning, Repairing and Refinishlng
Phone Main 677
Auction Sale of Japanese
and Chinese Corros
On account of our present lease
expiring soon, and having a- very
large stock on hand, comprising
fine Porcelain, Cloisonne, Satsuma,
Bronze, Ivory -Carvings, Embroid
eries, Screens, Mattings, -Rugs,
Toys, etc., must close out at
auction. Public cordially invited
to attend this sale at 2:30 and 7:30
P. M. daily.
Andrew Kan & Co.
Car. 4tk a4 MerrlB Sb.
Critics
Folk of Fashion, vhb admire and revel
. in artful models to wear, will find much .
:y . to attract them in this 1904 assemblage
of Spring Apparel.
Our entire stock is manufactured in New York from our own
exclusive models, under the personal supervision of our Mr.
Steinbach, who has won an enviable reputation for presenting
correctly tailored, perfect-fitting and distinctive clothes to our
patrons.
eisewucic.
A NEGLECTEI)
RUPTURE!
A poorly adjusted or wrong
style of TRUSS form a con
stant danger of sudden death
WE FIT YOU RIGHT
Skilled men and a fair
charge.
Woodard, Clarke &-Co.,
COAL
Newcastle, Nut, per ton, $5.00
Newcastle, Lump, per ton, $6.50
Franklin, Lump, per ton, $7.50
(Delivered)
The best domestic coal for use In range,
heating and furnaces. Housekeepers prill Snd
It economical to use good coal.
The Pacific Coast Company
249 WASHINGTON STREET.
Charles H. Glelm, Agent, Telephone Main 229.
450
Always
Delightfully
"Warm In
Cold Weather
OutsIdeRooms
220 II
Bath Rooms I
HOTEL
Tempting Table.
10 Minutes bv
Pleasant
Surroundings
FSroress to Shin
ping ana uneaiea
Districts.
(Formerly Manager Hotel Del Monte. CaL)
Miss Harker and Miss Hughes'
SCHOOL' FOR GIRLS
AT
PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA.
Prepares girls for college. Stanford lec
tures open to students. Pleasant home life.
Horseback-riding, tennis and wheeling. One
hours' rlda to San Francisco. Term begins
January S.
HOSPITALITY AT
SMALL EXPENSE
Entertainment that is, pleasure to your
guests does not depend on the money you
spend, but on your own knowledge of how
to receive and extend hospitality. Christine
Terhune Herrlck tells you all about it. Post
naia. 50 cents.
. J. CLODE. Publisher, 135 Flfttt Ave,
C Rock Springs
O Lump or Range
A Is the very best
L House Coal
VULCAN COAL CO.
. S3 BUKSp2 ST.. PJIOXX 2CAZX 277.
C. C. NEWCASTLE
Dentist
412 M!sawkBM.,3tf 4 Mrrla
BEACH
LEADING d.OTH3RS OF THE NORTHWEST.
S. W. CORXEK FOURTH AND MORKISO X STREETS.
ofrClothi
Among the. greatest features our Spring Dis
plays are the
&nffli'sh liaikmg Suets
r cm
Tor fen
The fashionable Business Suit for men of
discriminating taste Prices, $32.50 and $40
Sack Suits for business
lOear
Never have we exhibited more perfect-fir
ting garments, nor so wide an assortment
$15 to $35.
Uop Coats for Spring
Coverts, homespun, fancy cheviots, vicunas
and cravenette fabrics. Many silk-lined. $15
to $35.
97fens Jfceadwear
The $3 Hat we present this season is' un-
ciirnflcsprl nnrt pntialQ anv $3 ft Hot cnlrl
CVPC UADI The most delicate ma
LlLJ VVUIulv chinery moves the
: muscles of the eyes.
For perfect eyesight the machinery requires occasional
inspection.
Proper glasses relieve
strain.
284 WASHINGTON STREET
Between Fourth and Fifth.
The Graphophone
v Is the World's Best
Talking -Machine
Price From $3.50 Up
Sasy Payments If Desired.
Hard -Moulded Records 25c Each
Columbia Phonograph Co.
128 SEVENTH ST 345 WASIHKGTOX ST.
PORTLAND OREGON.
CANCERS CURED!
The Latest Vienna Method.
NO KNIFE! NO PAIN!
Reasonable Terms.
Address.
VIENNA
CANCER SPECIALISTS
fResuIar Licensed Physicians)
212 Hearst (Examiner) Building
Corner Third and Market Streets.
San Francisco, CaL
Cut this out and give It to some one
who has Cancer.
TUSCAN
MINERAL SPRINGS
OPEN THE TEAR ROUND.
Cues of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Catarrh of
Head and Stomach, Gout, Rheumatism and
ALI blood diseases taken under a guarantee
to be cured In a specified tlmo or all expenses,
including railway fare both ways,, refunded.
These water renovate the entire system and
remore almost every disease.
Seed 50s for a bottle of. stomach and catarrb
salt.
Round-trip tickets at reduced ratei. Inquire
ot any Southern Pacific Railroad agent.
Tuscan mineraxT springs corp..
Tuscan Springs, CaL
Frank J. Hellen. manager.
Try the Celebrated Issaquah
NUT COAL
The Meal Ceekln Coal -
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ng
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Portund.Oreg.
c
If you wantthe very best, buy
niAMnNn a Wyoming pro
a Wyoming pro
duct, suitable for
all purposes.
If you want a good economical
coal free from soot, buy
ISSAQUAH LUMP
If you want an ideal cooking
SSS ISSAQUAH NUT
which is free from dirt.
Main 1425 KING COAL CO;
Teeth
AT CUT RAPES
UNTIL APRIL I,
TneBoston Painless Dentists
Are doing all dental work for cost of ma
terial to introduce our late discoveries
and painless methods. EXTRACTING
FR3E; SILVER FILLINGS. 35c; GOLD
FILLINGS. 75c; GOLD CROWNS. 00r
BRIDGE WORK. $3.00.
Full Set, Fit Guaranteed - $3.00
NO STUDENTS EMPLOYED. Como la
at once and take advantage ot low rates.
All work done by specialists WITHOUT
PAIN arid GUARANTEED tor TEN
YEAP.S. Our lata botanical discovery
to apply to the gums for extracting, fill
ing and crowning teeth without pain la
known and used only by
Boston Painless Dentists
Corner Fifth and Morrison Sts.
Opposite Meier & Frank's.
Entrance 231 Morrison. Hours 8:20 A.
M. to 6 P. M.; Sundays till L
LITHOGRAPHING
and PRINTING
ANDERSON & DUN1WAY CO.
Phoaa Mala 17.
206 ALDKK ST.
SCHWAB BROS. PRINTING CO.
EESJ WORK, REASONABLE PRICES
247)4 Stark Stret Pbcng Main 178
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