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Newspaper Page Text'.' e.- 0 THE Oil EO OX DAILY JOUItXAI PORTLAND, I'ltlDAY EVENTNO, FEUKUAKY 0. 1003. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD IPfllllfS ! Ilh THhFF rFHTC! UK I IIKLL UIIU I $J60; Wortwtw. ao S,! f&'.tSf Yw 10a, $3.00, linen sacks, out, I-. 1 . . 8lt--are, lau-freana. lws. per ton. iTirpoul, lamp. Standard Oa Company Announces a Change Package Coffees Advance 10 Cents a Use-Eggs Stiff-Butter Scarcer, Today' Adyanoee. Turpentine up 3 oents a ral Iob. mint quotation axe 85 oeata par nre-rallon can. ,lckare ooCees of the Tarloua tttnli are up 10 enta a caae. utter la ecarcer and hlffher. An advance of S cnt a gallon whs nnnunrml hv the Standard Oil Com nanv In ita orim of turiM'ntlne todoy. the du to take fTect at once. Other oUa are unchanged. aim on Scare Today. V. Salmon of all klnda la acarca today on account of the continuance of the cold weather. The fieh are now caught up tha river aa far ax KaJama. Smelt are atlll too plentiful and the market la sJlsrhtlv slutted. Price ar not chanced. Trlaoo Botiffct Xggw Ttrday, San . Franclaco daalera were buying gga In the local market yesterday, but today they have awltched around and ar offering- to aell at 14 centa a doxen. f. ah. San Franclaco. Warmer wea thar la the cauae. Local egga are atronger and today quotation atand atlff at It centa a doxen. Receipt are -"mall 'With a ateady demand. Poultry Xa Soaroar. ' Poultry ia acarcer In the local mar- kta today and the little atora arriv lnar la brinaina- too uuotatlona. The acarcltr la only temporary. Better re ceipt ar expected during the coming week. There ia no change today In the East ern or local packed meat -or lara suu atlon. Bualneaa in thla line ia dull. Fark Coming- Xdvaly. Large receipts of pork arrived in the local market today, and the market abowa continued weakness. Beef, veal and mutton receipt are atlll too amall for tha heavy demand, and prlcea are up aa a consequence. Bio Up an Slg-hth Cent. Local rice quotation are up H cent today on account of reported ahortagea In tha Orient and Southern rice centers Further advances are predicted. Other grrooeriea are unchanged. Package Coffees Advanoa. - Lion. Arbuckle and Cordova brands of package coffeea are 10 cents a cane higher today. The cause of the rise Is due to the reported shortage in the world's supply..- Graham flour Is quoted slightly higher, Batter Sard tftkCret. . The bast gradea of creamery butter are much scarcer today and retailer And It difficult to secure a supply for their Immediate needs. Many caaes of Eastern creamery are arriving and are selling at top quotations. Store and country butter remain at former prices. Today's quotations, aa. revlaed, re aa follows: rOSTLUTO WH0LEIA1X MICE!. mis. Fleer and rd. Wheat Wall Walls, . 7&tt7Vic; blu-stem. Barky freed. 123.00: rolled. $24.00. Oats Me. 1 whit. 1.16 1.7Sft; gray. 1.12ft lift. rioar hitan Ores-on: Patents. S4.asa4.MI: Diamond W.. f4-6"; straights. $4.16. Talley, fS.OO0B3.75; granam. $3.75fit4.U(). .40; middlings. 004(14.00; clover. -Hran. flB.00 Mr ton $24.00; ahorts, $20.00; chop, $20.00. Bay New timothy, ix glO.004tll.00. Baps. Weal and Hid. Boa 7J2Ttte for choice; 1003 contracts, W.i lae. Wool Nominal; Oregon. 10i 14c. Mbeei Valley. lD16ftc; Eastern iklns Sbeerlnge. 14ft01ftc; short $l4.oo; so, m 4o. $14 60 ruck. $20.00 per ton; 6U-1U rock. 114.00; lous. $13.00. Orals Bag Clcott. $8 50 per 100. Nuts Peeouta. 7c per lb. for raw, S3 10c for malted- cucoanuta. 8540 per doa. ; wal nut. WfttflSc per lb.; pin nut. 10tl2fte per lb.; hickory nut, 10c per lb.; cfaeatuuta. taatern. lSttlttc per lb.: Brasll not. 16c per III fllbefti. 16010c Mr lb.: fane udi m J lie per lb.; almond. 14l4c per lb. Kiev imperial Japan, no. 1, 6Sc; No. 2. New OrUan. head, 7fto. New Or leant, head. 7fte. Mraakfaat Pood Pramlaai, M Ifta, $2.0 Force $4.60; H-O oat. $3.16. Salmon Columbia Blrer, Mb. tails. $1.70- 2 Ib. Ulla. $2.40: fancy. 1-lb flat. $l.o; ft-lb. Fane; Data, $1.20; alaak ulla, pluk. Hoc; red. H 25: 2-lb. tall. $2.00. Cual Oil Caaes. 2.'lc per gal.: tanka. Water White, lttftc net; tauka. Headllgbt, Idftc. tur penllne. soc bet. Beana Small wblte, $4. So; large white. $4.10 pink. $3.76; baton, $4.00; Llmaa. 6ftc. Tobacco Plug cut amoklng, I. 2. H-oa. pack nr.'i: Heal of North Carolina. 71c oer lb: M tier, 08c per lb.; Dixie Queen. 41c per lb.; Ked Bell. 30c oer lb.: I'edro. 60c tier lb.: OoMei Scepter. $1.16 per lb.: One cut. Cameo. 41c per lb.; Capatan. l Hft'Vr lb.; Dnke'a Mil tore. 4w per in.; Hall Durham, eoc per lb.; Old Hnglla Curre Cut. 74- r lb.; Maryland Club. 71c pee lb. -r-Malt rnnr,' JW pf lb-! Tale Vliture, ai.eu per id. I"uf tobacco: orummnna a ru tural Leaf. 5Hf per lb.; Piper lli-ldalerk, HOC par lb; Hometblng Good, 46c tier lb.; Htandard Naey, 38c per II..; T. B.. 53c p.-r lb.; 8per Head. 43c per lb.; Star. 41c per lb. Hu cut rbewlng: ),Uildon Thread. 08c per lb.; Fast Hail, 70c per lb. . Fruit aad VeoUWea. Potatoes 66(06r; aweala, $2.2A rwt Onloua Orciruii 7RiSiM0c! eartlc. M7c oer U1 Krert Krulta ASItlea: Kancy Orugon, 75ca $1.60 Narala. $.76ti.0O tier box 0i7&e oer bo. oranfea it: California tamer Inra. 1 00411. 23. Bananaa. $2 00 2. 75 per bunch; fall jwmra, th'tl per boi; pome aer. $11.00 barrel; huckleberries. 10c per lb. vecetablet-Tomatoea. flJO'tfL??. per beeta. $1,00 aack ; radlaliea, 16y2.'w per d..i. ; cabbages, California, $! (& 160 cwt.: lettuce. ktfmA. ttmr Af i'tlLti 1 mrmn mmnera. 16c par lb.; aouaah. $1.50 cwt.: numhklna. $160 cwt: boraeradlah. Re per lb.; celery, OftaUSe per uoa. ; nououae lettuce. $1 T52.0U per BDniatB. tm lh , n... Ofal Wf nvt lb. Dried Prolla Applea. eeaporafed. TOfte per lb.; aprlcou. 7tl7We Per lb.; peacbee. Tft lc per lb.; pear, flftc per lb.; prunes. Italian, 5ftc per lb.; French. $fta4ftc "er ", do. wnue. i rn aeeoen aprlcou. 7u7fte Per 'Hoic per lb tla-a. Cell for nla tla Sc par lb.: pluma. pitted, rancr. l ib. eartona. Ml Dkf - U..1jd M.lnM TUC MnaeateiU. BO-lb. hnix u.a7iAc oer lb; Lon flfa. Cell for nla tlarka, eofte; i 9c Mr lb tiluma t,ita fancy, 1-lk cartons, K) 'packafes to caae, Sfte ratal na. looa don layers, $1.763$.0O. Itaata aJ VmUlnaa. afresh lints Beef, prime. 77; bnlU. JO 4fto; cows. 4ft6c; pork. 04&7ftc; eeal, BJ sk; mutton, 8ft4I3c, gross; lamU. 747 44c ner lb. Freah Meats Beef, prime. 77c: bulla. 4ft aoc; cow a, naioft; pork. T7ftc; Ti-ai. 5ww; mutton. S4tI4ftc, grow; dreaeed. 7 ft . Ha ma. Bacon, etc. Portland pack (local) name 14c; plcnle. loftc; breakfaal bacon. 16I7fte: light aides, lie; Ucka. 124c: dry aaltrd aide. ISUi- uar lh butta. aalled. ve per lb., e moked, iOc per lb. taatern packed llama Under IS lba.. 14ftc; erer 18 lbs.. 14c; fancy, 16c; picnic, llftc; boulders, llftc; dry aalted aldea. unamoked. 12Vic; breakfaat bacon. lSVc; fancy. 17ftc; butu. 124113c. Local Lard Kettl 1.r iu mue: 10a. IS ft': 5a, 13ftc: 6o-lb. tin. mue? atttam rendered. 10a. 124(,e; 6s, lle; 50a. liftc per lb. Kaatern Lard krtl. lik.lt, tlna. I.IXr: 5a, 13He: 6(lb tlia. 12Vr: ateam rendered. loa, 12c; m, 12,C; Bos. liftc. aboT packing nous prlcea are net rain. 16 dare. Flab Bock eed anaaara R. halibut. 7c: Htia mnA 7. at a,,. niiiM liic per 'do.'; red snappers, tjigUc; black cod. 7c! striped bass, 104(12ftci salmon.-be; Chinook, ltfUn- a.. I a.. . t . , i . . . Ill.n- shrimps, Puget Sound, 15c: aturgeoa. 7c per lb. AllOlli ROAD ron 11 A New Transcontinental Line Projected 6. San nds snd up. 1. 0 to 16 osklns isoesnngs, ifftttiDftc; i r. .,'1... . i , Weill, aeajtotac. awuuui wwo, ww wag wwi, ancdtl.4. each. Tallow Prim, per lb., $ft04c; No. 2, and greeae, z2ftc. Hide Dry bide. No. 1, 10 lMaifiiAc Mr Dound: dry kin. pound. 12c; dry cajf. No. 1, nnder 5 pounds. Ibftc; dry aalted, tsirind atsga. 1-S leas thar dry flint; salted blot, steer, sound, 00 ppunds ar ever. 7ftSftcT 60 to 00 pounds, 7ft&Hc; aader no pouna ana cows, ic; stags ana bulls, oand. 66ftc; kip, sound. 15 to 30 pound. 7c; Mai. aound. 10 to 14 Dounds. 7c: calf, annnd under 10 pounds. 8c; green (unealted). lc per pound less; culls, lc per pound lees; horae bides, salted, each. $1.251.7&; dry, each, $1.00 Cjl.ou; oolt niaes, eacn. zotaouc; goat skins, ummon, each, 10lSc; Angora, with wool on, each. 26ce$1.00. Butter, Egg and Poultry. Batter Creamery, 32ftc; dairy, 20Q22ftc; Store. 1617c. Eggs Oregon freah. 25c Cheese lull cream, twin, 17ftc; Vonnc America. 18ffll8Vjc; Wisconsin, lt)flfte. Poultry Cblckeua, mixed, $4.00(4.60 per doa., lletlftc lb.; hens, 4.50I&O.00 per doa broilers. $3.00jS.6O; springs. $3,6014.00: ducka 7.00i7.60 per do.: Jurkeya, live, 164117c' creased, lb&lOc tier lb.; geeae, $7.00ij8.oo per Oroosriss, Nuta, te Bugar "Sack Basin." cube, $5.15; powdered $6.00; dry granulated. $4.00; eitra c, $4 4o: E olden C. $4.30; barrela. ioc; ft barrels 26c: Dies 60c advance on aack basU, lcaa 26c uer cwt. for cash, maple. 14 10c per pound. Honey 151 lttc per frame. Coffee Green Mocba. 21(28c; Java, fance S0o2; Java, good, 20324c: Java, ordinary IK t 20c; .Cost Hlca. fancy. lOgaic; Coata Hlca good. 16tlc: CosU Rica, ordinary ioZii2c per lb.: Columbia roaat. $10.63: ArhaokLT, H4af--r.T Teae Oolong, dlffereat gradea, 25i5c- Gun. powder, 28. 32 to 35c; SJni:lIh Breakfaat dlf f.-rent gradea, 1205c: Spider Lega, uucolored Japan. 804l0c; green Japan, verj acarce 304i oc. Bait Bales. 2a, S. 4a. 5a. 10s. $2.10- 8ne rpeol. 6tw. 45c. Salt Worceater salt, bulk, bbla.. J)20s t nn Worcester. 140 2s. $5.60; Worceater l(j 13,' (Journal Special Service.) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Franclaco Is to have another competing railroad. This ia certain from develop ments that have become public today. The projectora of the new line ure not definitely known aa yet, but It Is aupposed that either Oeorge Gould or James J. Hill of the Great Northern i behind the new road. All surveys have been made and right of way secured. But what gives the strongest appearance of truth to the Htory la the known fact that terminals have been purchaHed In' Oakland and paid for. Everything la said to be now in readi ness for commencing construction work. The merchant of this city are fluted at the prospect of u transcontinental railroad to compete with the establlHfTed linen, the Southern Pacific and the Santa Fe. It ia regarded as certain that the new road will have the effect of re duclng freight rates materially between this city and the East. The new line .will connect ut Ogden or some point in Wyoming with one of the other railroads. i run Of 1 New York Quotes Re flected in South The Steel Trust Scores a Big Vic tory ia the New Jcr- - sey Courts. Owing to the grav aad rld spraad disturbance of tha weather In the Middle and Saatara tat, It is lmpoaalbla to gt fall mar ket report. Tha only Intelligence of tha hour is coming either by way f Canada or by the South, and is of nclty, mg-r. ' '; '' '''''' ' ..... . :,''! "1 .- . V' - Jr . . !. mm ' . jar ataaaaw ' ak CL ilsiw fraciss 1 'ft THAT'S OUR STRONG POINT In buying furniture you should consider these thingsComfort, Style, Workmanship, and PRICE. Our aim has been to combine these points in every piece of furniture offered for your inspection, and our ability to do so we leave to your decision. and ' cables to T-rom speolal wires Bolton, da Baytar ft Oo. ST. l.Ol.'IS. Keb. $. The Olobe-Demo-orut auys: Ky far the most Important news with regard to any particular stock was the nnnounrement made about noon today that the New Jersey Court of Err and Appeul had decided the so-culled Hodge suit against the stuck conversion plan in favor of the United States Steel I'o. There were very heavy dealing I the market In steel stocks at advancln prices, particularly for the preferred The atock market openea very strung, chiefly on the better prospects for an amicable settlement of the Venexuela question. While tha Issues retained the prominent position they have recently occupied in the market, there was some evidence of a general ahlftlng In spec ulatlve Interest. A number of the lower priced railway stocks came In for greater amount of attention, among them being St. Iouia. Southwestern. M. K. T. Wheeling and Wlaconsln Central. The Wabash stocks continued exceedingly strong, ami St. Paul was atronger and more active than it hna been for some time past. Punitive but unsubstantial reports were current, too, at their meet Ing during last week of the present month, the directors wwild announce the tFSiie of 1 10.000,000 or the $25,000,000 new stock authorized by the St. Paul shareholders. The money, and foreign exchange mitr kets were not essentially altered, but some attention was directed toward the very heavy losses which the banks have made to the sub-treasury this week, to day's fig-uies amounting: to over $5,600, 000. The greater part of this loss was Incurred through the payment of the Central Pacific IH.ooo.OOO note at the close of last week, and it was deemed hardly probable thnt the receipts from the In terior woujil be sufficient to even bal ance the It); Handsome Iron Beds Brass trimmed white enameled, large brass knobs, and some are decorated with fancy scroll designs, others have heavy spindles with brass trimmings. We nave EIGHTEEN DIFFERENT' PATTERNS t& select from, and the Prices Range from $3.75 Upward The $3.75 bed is a neat and strong bed and well suited for the majority of homes Liverpool Market. LIVERPOOL, Feb. . Close. Wheat March. 6-4. up; May, -2V up. PREDICTS LOW HOP PRICES Ed. Hcrrin Says 15 Cents Will Be Season's Limit. NOVEL STRIKE Chicago Sky-Scrapers "Tied,. Up' by Janiiors. (Journal Special Service.) CHICAGO. Feb. 6. All business on the top floors of Chicago's skyscrapers has been suspended owing to the Htrlke of" the janitors and window-washers.. The men demand an Increase of2t per cent in wages. All the big buildings In the city are threatened with the same experience. TJy mejiwlllDrjbatrlk jn aym- .1 . patliy with the others and this will leavethe buildings without heat, making them practically untenable. f. ' What Shall We Haveior Dessert ? This question arises in the family very day. Let us answer it to-day.- Try MB-, a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling ! no baking I add boiling water and set to eooi flavors: Jcmon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. 10 cts. UP TO THE BUREAU. As exclusively stated in The Jour nal of yesterday, the advertising com mittee of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday afternoon and discussed the advisability of advertising- the re sources of the state. After much dis cussion It was decided to refer the mat ter to the newly organized Oregon Bu reau of Information as that body has raised fUnd of $16,000 for the pur pose of advertising the state. The com mittee had two propositions before It either to advertise the state by means of booklets or advertising in Eastern magazines. Both matters were referred to the Bureau of Information. Kd. C. Herrln, a hop man of Salem, was In the city yesterday on business. To a Journal representative he said: "At the present time the highest price being offered for hops is 2fi cents, and u few buys of poor grades In small lots have been made during the past week at that price. I am Inclined to think, how ever, that the price will go back to 2 cents within the next few days. "The market Is unlet, but firm. It Is now estimated that there ure at least 12.000 bales of this year's Oregon crop yet in the hands of the growers of the state. "No contracts ate being made for next year's crop, because growers do not care to bind themselves. Many offers of 15 cents a pound ate being made, but they' have all been refused. "I don't think that the talk of the floods' damaging much of the Valley hop is true, although some slight dam age may have been done to some of the yards in I.nnc anil along the lowlands around Independence. The damage alto gether will not amount to much. A few poles may have beell dislodged that's about all. "There will be some slight increase in the acreage this season, but the yield of the state will In all probability be about the same as last season. The highest price which I expect hops to sell for during the coming season is"bet ween 12l4 and 15 cents. This last season we had everything in our favor Kngland and Germany were both quite short and the New York crop was likewise smaller than" during normal seasons. The for eign crop the coming senson promises to be heavy. WOODMAN DROPS DEAD. . (Journal Special -Service.) ROSKHl'KG, Feb. 6. O. T. Jones, a morning of heart failurs. He leaves a wife; and five children. Jones was a member of Multnomah Camp. No. 77, Woodmen of the World, of Portland. The funeral will occur Sunday. Extension Tables We are making special eductions in Extension Tables, and it will pay the housewife to look over the assortment. Steel Ranges The Cleveland Co-operative Steel Ranges are best because they arc built right. They are made of heavy, blued steel, sectional tops, entire range asbes tos lined throughout. The entire front castings are nickel plated. The flues and end of fire-box are double lined with heavy asbestos, thus saving . fuel and preserving the range. Let Us Show Yon Our Different Sizes, etc. BiQ Cook Stoves Of every description, but the VICTOR is our specialty. This well known stove needs no one to tell of its good points. Everybody knows about it and it is only necessary to say that we sell T2 VICTOR. Heaters Now is the time to buy a heater be cause we want to get them off the floor It is getting late for this class of goods, and we will sell them now on the floor for a low figure. They are all good makes, and have our guarantee back of them. WE ARE STILL, IN THE OLD STAND Menry Jenning;(Sp- Sonus THE 4-STORY RED BLOCK 170-172 FIRST STREET PORTLAND, OREGON i i Regulator to Purchase White Collar Line Opposition Has Been Unprofitable Says General Manager H. C. Campbell. 'It Is only a question of time," says II. C. Campbell, general manager of the Regulator line, -'when either the White 'ollar or Regulator boats will have to go out of existence. There Is not a suf ficient amount of business for them, and there are no outward indications that there ever will be." Mr. Campbell made the above state ment in answer to the question as to whether or not his company had ab- orbed the interests of the White Collar line. A persistent rumor to this effect has been going the rounds for the past two days. .Mr. Campbell admitted that 'got Unions for the transfer of owner- hip have been tinder way, but stated hat no deul lias as yet been consum- nated. Me intimated, however, that the al is still pending, and may be closed t any time. Terrible plagues, hose itching, pes tering diseases of the skin. Put an end to misery. jDoan's Olntmert cures. At any drug store. Preferred Stock Canned Oooda. Allen & l.ewin' Best Brand. Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!! Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fcas been used for over SIXTY YEAR9 by MIL LIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETHING, with PERFECT 6C(XESSJ-Ttr n suui hj-,3 me tMii.u, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN ; CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best rewedy.for DIARRHOIA. Sold by Druggists ia every part of the world. Be sure aad ask lor "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," Sad take no other kind, Tweaty-fivccts.abgttit Competition Pierce. At present live boats are being operat I between here and The Dalles. They re the Dalles City, the Regulator, the Hercules, the Talmma and the Mctlako, the first three hclonclnff to the Reg- lator and the other two to the White liar line. The Regulator Company's boats have been in oneration on their resent run for the past 10 years, and IU months ago the opposition line en- jtftbJleiiL.jQnge. ha,4ate.. nana neen lowered anil the business is said to have been reduced to such .straits that it is no longer profitable. ,At least this is the view taken of the matter by the Regulator officials. They claim that two boats would be fully ample to han dle all the traffic Under the present system, they state that the five boats are consuming In the wood line alone about 100 cords per day. whereas If the number of steamers should be reduced to two. there would be GO cords saved. This is only one example given of the losses said to be sustained regularly by the operation of the combined fleet. Mr. Campbell further states that the Regu lator boats are obliged to dontlrWe in business on account of the company.'s railway Interests up the river. The Co lumbia & Northern, owned by it; will be ready to operateAprll 1. E. W. Crlchton of the White Collar line declined to be interviewed on the sub- Coal Coal Coal WESTERN FEED (Si, FUEL CO. Daalera la alt kinds of Coal, Coke, Charcoal Try the Famous ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phones. Office: 154 North 5th 5t F.W.BALTES&C0. Printers Second and Oak Streets BOTH PHONES THEY STICK OUT This ad. (ticks out and hits your eye, doesn't it? If you let us write your ads tfrey will attract attention and be more valuable. Display and chssimd ads placed in any publication in America at publisher's rates. Dallorrt 9 I na ADVERTtSINQ uanaiu a lcd aoency ! MARQUAM BLDO. PONTLANO.ORC. Light, Heat and Power Are always at your disposal if you ar among our customers. Permit us to tend our solicitor to ex plain advantages. Portland General Electric Company SEVENTH AIVD ALDER STREETS Is It burn? Use' Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo Oil. A cut? Use Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo Oil. At your druggists. Preferred Stock Canned Oooda. Alien ti Lewis' Beat Brand, Henry Weinhard City Brewery Largest and Most Complete Brewery in the Northwest Bottled Beer a Specialty Telephones No. ?2. Office 13th anil Burnside Streets, Portland, Or. A. F. ELLIS. Printer , BKUAlZIJvGand EMBOSSIMG fllO BTASK ST. " jbO&a Rood 444. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREQON. AMERICAN PLAN $3.00 Per Day andUpward HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AMD COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS Special rates made to families and single gentlemen. . The manage ment will be pleased at all times to show rooms and give prices. A modern Turkish bath establishment in the hotel. ' - H.C. BOWERS, manager. i Beattie & Hofmann Mrs. Allen's School for BOYS and OIRL.S 998 Sixth Street. New term will open Monday. Febrnarr B. 1B03 I Classes in Mathematics. HWtory. English, Latin, ' Oreek and Oerman. Special atndeuts admitted ' to regular classes. . Foe circulars address MAK- I ttARfil' ?.. AJJUKif, Portland, Or. I PRINTERS 1 09 Fifth St., near Washington S a . w . J-. Hlrh Grade Instruments. -1 LHH MAKDOUN ST GVIIAK ' V Write tor, particulars. W. S. SA0NDEBSON. T48 Ifc Doooofk St. Brooklyn, M. S. Ajrt's WaatoaV . OSTEOPATHY Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis Cbronl Constipation, Dlarrbea. permanently cored. Coe sulution free. DR. W. W. CMRISTIB Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirks Tlllea Mo. Booms 814-Sin MaclSay Bonding, corner Fourth and Washington streets, t'ortland. Or. Uours O to 12. 3 to B. METROPOLITAN PRINTING CO. PRINTERS fSSSSiSST 162 Seci street aa