The Oregon daily journal., October 07, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

TOE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, rOHTLAlfP. I WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, lOOl
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Bishop Craaatoa TtUa of tae Oreat
Strides Takea la Porelg-n Work by
Xla Church afore Preachers of the
Word The There Are Places ul !
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The Methodist Episcopal church la
growing faster 1n mission fields than
st homo and oo great has become the
foreign work that at the. general tnli
slonary meeting to be held at Omaha
November 10, over 11,400,000 will ap
propriated for the spread of Christianity
In pagan landa.
f Bishop Earle Cranston, one of the 1
dignitaries, ol the Methodist Kplscopal
church, with his official residence In
Portland, is In the city at the present
time, but will start East In about three
weeks in order to be In attendance at
the next meeting of the bishops' con
ference at Bock Island. 111.. October 2.
The bishop returned to Portland last
Saturday . after two months' work pre
siding at conferences In Wyoming. I tah,
Colorado.. Arizona, California and the
Japanese mission and German churches
In California,
At the coming meeting of the bishops
IS are expected to be In attendance.
There are at present 18, but three are
In foreign service, Bishop Vincent. In
Europe; Bishop Moors, In Eastern Asia,
and Bishop Warren, In Southern Asia.
Two have died since the last general
conference in 1900.
"Our largest conferences cannot ac
commodate the young ministers,". said
the bishop this morning, "and as a mat
ter of raet the Methodists are supply
ing some of the other churches with
minister. Methodism Is about 1. 000.000
strong. In India we have 110,000 con
verts and about 40,000 In Eastern Asia,
with many thousands more ready to en
ter our ranks Just as-sooa as ws can
' supply them with Instructors and
preachers. The heroism shown by the
Chinese Christians during the Boxer
uprising has awakened new interest in
missionary work and has shown the
general publlo that results are being
obtained. Hundreds of converts lost
their lives rather than deny Christ and
I believe that no people on earth have
. ever shown any more heroism than that
. displayed by the Chinese Christiana."
' - The bishop makes light of the recent
'furor raised regarding alleged mlsman
- agement of the San Francisco repository
. -of the Methodist Book Concern.
"The repositories are not Intended for
'money makers," he said, "but for the
' convenience of the conferences. The
new repositories nearly always lose
'money at first. The Chicago house and
,the one at St. Louts are paying, but
they have been long established and are
In the heart of the strongest Methodist
regions In the country. The trouble at
Ban Francisco was that there was no
. account taken of the depreciation of
'stock until' about four years ago and
then, to the outside it looked like a big
loss somewhere. Had an Inventory been
.'taken every year this would not have
. been noticed. I was aware or this, how
."ever, and so was the ' committee . In
. charge."
Of the general committee meetings
te be held this fall the bishop named
. , the following;
Committee on church extension at
Kansas City, November 4..
, Committee on Freedman's aid and
' Southern education at Lincoln, Neb.,
,' November 8.
, Missionary committee at Omaha, No
' vember 10.
. The general conferences of the church
.decide where the bishops shall reside,
i but their work is confined to no one lo-
cality and they preside where they
' themselves decide. Bishop Cranston,
..during his service on the stag of
i bishops, has worked In nearly all parts
of the world.
Bis Stock Aoonmalates Oems, Say Doc
tore Changes in the City Levy
Against Many Other Unas of Busi
ness Will Be Xatrodnoed and Brokenly
Acted Upon Covering of All Oarbag
Wagons to Be Demanded.
HUSBAND DIVORCED
: FROM HARD KICKER
Judge Sears handed down a decision
this morning in the divorce suit of C.
BUllngton against Lizzie M. Bllllngton
On the ground of cruelty: the decision
was for the plaintiff, granting his petl
tlon. The couple was married at Grand
Junction. Colo., arid from that time until
their separation in 1903 Mrs. Bllllngton
is charged with abusing her husband,
and thre times is said to have demanded
that he deed all his property to her. She
also called him a "robber and thief" at
Gladstone Park, Or. On February 12,
1903. while the pair were living at 343H
Yamhill street, she Is said to have kicked
him in theface, and since that Incident
has shown such proficiency In this mode
of assault that Bllllngton 1?as lived In
constant fear of bodily harm. Bllllngton
Is a resident of Portland, and Mrs, Bll
llngton of North Yakima, Wash.
The push-cart candy peddler In Port
land will soon be a thing of the past.
The license committee of the city coun
cil has set Its foot down on the busi
ness, and the members of the council
are exnwted to ratify this action at
the regular session this afternoon.
This solar-plezus Jab to an Industry
which has long flourished In the city,
it is proposed to effect by an amend
ment to the license ordinance, whereby
push-cart licenses are to be raised to a
prohibitory figure. The amendment pre
scribes a license of $50 a quarter, which
makes It absolutely Impossible for tho
street vendors of that class to do busi
ness and make money.
The dust and dirt from the street
blown about settles on the candy and
the city fathers think it dangerous for
the people to get their germs In that
way.
Without taking Into consideration
the quality of the candy which la sold
from these carts, several physicians
have declared that Its sal) Is Inimical
to the health of the people.
The ordinance covering the push-cart
business Is amended to read that hawk
ers and peddlers of candy, pop-corn,
peanuts, chewing gum. Ice cream and
oysters, shall pay a license as follows
for hawking or peddling each of the
above articles:
When traveling on font with a basket
or tray, $7.50 a quarter year.
When traveling on foot with a push
cart, $50 a quarter year.
When traveling with one animal, f 60
a quarter year.
That hawkers or peddlers of plants
and cut flowers shall pay a license of
S 1.60 a quarter year.
The license ordinance covering ve
hicles la also amended to read as fol
lows:
"Section 24. The owner or proprietor
of every team used in hauling any
wagon or cart used for the purpose of
carrying earth taken from excavations
or to be used In filling private or pub
llo grounds from place to place shall
pay a license of 15 a quarter.
"The owner or proprietor of every
house-cleaning or renovating machine
used for the purpose of cleaning and
renovating buildings, dry compressed
air or other devices, shall pay a license
of 110 per quarter.
"The owner or proprietor of every
traction engine used in hauling any
wagon or cart used for the purpose of
carrying earth taken from excavations
or to be used In fll'lng private or public
grounds from place to place within the
city, Khali pay a license of $15 a quar
ter. "Any violation of these provisions
shall subject the offender to a fine of
not less than 15 nor more than 20
upon ifcojivictlon in the police court"
The 'ordinance covering garbage wag
ons will also be amended to read that
every vehicle 'used In transporting
garbage shall be properly covered and
that it shall not be on the streets of
the city except between the hours of 9
p. m. and a a. m., in the months from
April to October, inclusive, and from
October to April between the hours of
7 p. m. and 9 a. m. The fine for viola
tions of the measure Is a minimum sum
of IS and a maximum of $50.
"8me chances occur
only once in lifetime.
A
Piano
For
$10.00
During our removal sale a first pay
ment of $10 will put a nice new piano
in your home. We will give you all the
cut price advantages and let you pay
the balance a little at a time monthly,
say. Ymi are going to have a piano
some day Let this be the "some day.
Come In day or night and let us show
you our tieaumui instruments ana ten
you how easy we are willing to make It
for you to own one
AriRNmy
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: A FAMILY REMEDY.
Pe-ru-na In Use In Thousands ol
. ' Howes v ' ;
Congressman H. Henry Towers, ol
Vermont, write from MorrlfviUe, Vl.i
Gold Watck Md Chala and Certificate
of Deposit Bejeoted hp the Bobbers
la Ob Bealdanoe the Thieve reacted
on Tenlson Made Their Z scape,
tearing bo Clue to" Their Identity or
Trail of Bscspe,'
(Journal Special Service.)
woodburn. Or.. Oct. 7. The houses oc
cupied by Dr. J. L. fihorey and Dr.
WX ABB IB O0B James H. Carico in this olty were en-
STOXE X TEXT ZYXXXBQ.
Allen & Gilbert-
tared last night by thieves, who stole i
from the former. The burglars
passed up a certificate of deposit In the j
pocxetDooK ana a valuable gold watch.
Before departing the burglars took
piece of roast venison that was In the j
Kiicnen.
j HOH. TOWERS
Wqbdard, Clarke C&CoJ
' UKCOT WHOLESALE INS IETAJL DBUG STORE IN AMERICA... ' t J
OlDtIT, X.ABOBST, STBOB0MT.
209-2U Plrat St.
Principal Sub-Station Ppjtoffice. Stamps sold . in any
Suantity. Letters and packages registered and Money
'rders Issued. n. Stamped envelopes, and postal cards sold..
rner V,'OTna..lirtTngn?is)7; Iti'iF mi''X
i ? Kit a VKX -:m TfJ,ii."-nr,:,JTs" VI "t
ParanM i hmv inMcf 1st tar fmatftv
Entrance was made through I
Ramaker Co. : SS2g"- IsnSZSSZBES
secured , tttcUoa$."-H, Ittary Power.
On the tilght before the residence of I JobB L. Burnett, Member of CongTMg,
Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Anderson was an- Serenth Alftbajn District, writes I
inrouan a winaow ana cniorororm I w i a- u..
son. who were sleeping in separate bed. of your Porous At the solicitor
rooms. wrs. Anderson has a slight Uox of s mena my wit Bsea it, ana it
recollection of succumbln to the effects improTed her condition generally. It is
A-WTi" wmarkabl. remedy. loan cheerfully
enter the house of Mayor Grant Corby recommend Peruna M A good, subetan
last night, the party trying a door but Ual tonic, and A Tory food catarrh
not forcing an entrance. There la naLn.n
clue to the robbers. .
Cmree Catarrh,
Vacation Pictures
Art Aourcs of Winter plur If mounted In suitable
Album. We have them from iocto$7.oo. .'
Artist Proof Slips
. From the factory of ,
CARL ERNST, BERLIN, O CRM ANY .
This Is one of the most artistic mount we bare ever
handled. They are equally suitable for Framing or Passe
Partout. ' They are worth more but we offer them at the
tow rate of ioc and 15c each for the 3-4x4-4 and 4x5 openings
Canadian Money Recetod at Par Free Dark Room in oar Photo Dept
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FORECAST OFFICIAL
BEALS HAS RETURNED
Half the tils of life are dae to catarrh
and catarrhal derangements. Pernnal
la the only Internal, yitemio catarrh
remedy known to the medloal profession.
PemnA enrea catarrh whererer lo-l
natad. Parana la not a mass nor an
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
For thirty days the Boston Painless Dentists are doing all dental work for
about cost of material. In order to introduce our painless methods and high
grade work to the people of Oregon.
We extract., till or crown teeth without pain by our lata botanical discovery
applied to the gum: no bad after effect; no sleep; no cocaine; no pain, and
used only by Boston Painless Dentists.
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iTUMnfWtl Bllllags
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Another Woman Who Tries to Besone
Unfortunate Is Bearly Thrown Over
the Boof Zato the Street Below, but
Manages) After a atraggle, to Save
Herself Large Orowd Zs Attracted to
Street Below by Sounds of Struggle.
lag- gtaUona Along- the Ooaet Two
Yessels Wrecked on Fagot
Sound in Storm.
ertalnty. Pernna has no snbatttatea-A
! Bo rivals. Insist npon having Pernna.
If yon do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the nse of Pernna,
SSo 1
sxeel
Oeld Crowns, gg Karat
Solid Top 13.80
Bridge Work, Beavy, Bet
Tooth 14.60
O old TUUngs, pure gl 00 Kjim
AU work guaranteed 10 years. The Boston Made aty Teeth.
Our plates are guaranteed to fit and warranted against breakage for ten
yeara Crown and bridge work a specialty. We are here to stay.
We tell you exactly what your work will cost by free examination.
We are the largest dental concern In the world, with offices In all large
cities In the United States, Canada and Mexico. Our prices are the lowest con
sistent with first-class work. Lady attendant alwayn present NO STUDENTS.
Come early and avoid waiting.
Ml
(Journal Special Service.)
New York. Oct 7. An Insane woman the Columbia, at Gray's Harbor, and
created considerable excitement on the on the strait are in an excellent condl
roof of a five-story tenement on West tlon. At Blllngham bay, however, the
Forty-fifth street today. Mra. Annie service will need some improvement
Martin, an Inmate of an Insane asylum. There the flagstaff from which warn
write at one to T)t. Hnrtman, giving a
Forecast Official B. A. Beals returned foil statement of your case and he will
this morning from a 10-days' Inspec- b nleaeed to rira Ton his valuable ad-
tlon tour along the Pacific coast. 'rom I yjcs a,ti.
de FTca strait He reports that the Addreag Dr. Hartman, President of Corner Fifth and Morrison, opposite Meier A Frank's. Benson Block, entrance
storm-warning stations at the mouth of I Che llaTUSan Sanitarium. OolumbOS, O. I
Boston Dental Parlors
Fifth and Morrison, opposite Meier A Frank's, Benson Block, e
ztlH Morrison. Hours: 1:10 a. m. to I p. m. Sundays till 1.
BBW TOBAT.
DENTISTRY
n trying to end her life, climbed to the lings are displayed has fallen down, and I SMOO Buys I -room house, modern.
Ice bulletins have been used instead. I rnormrup, near 2tn.
covered by another woman tried to force Plans are under way for the erection opienoia e-room ana run lots.
hpr ovpr thi rnnf tn th ir round hplnw I nf ulnrm-warnlnr tower at Ana-I - iiwn. -i iu.
The would-be rescuer finally managed I cortea. on Puget sound
i s rMBiL . f-wm - wtw'mr rsr
to save herself from being dashed to being manufactured in the cast, and I glgOO New (-room house, strictly mod
nri ut?am, uui ocitjip uiiiinn tuuiu Biuy will oe (ilBCU in ju.iiiwu pviit. um. em. IbSSt 10th; ,300 OOWn.
her Mrs. Mm tin had Jumped over the within the next 60 days. 1 330O Modern 6-room house, South
odse and was Instantly killed. The sul- During the big storm on Monday Mr. I Portland.
cldc was watched by a large crowd of I Reals was on Puget sound. He says 1 f 3000100x100. cor. 17th and E. Main; Or. Main 1021.
people below, who were attracted by the that old timers stated that it was on!.,--- "unamg site.
noise of the struggle between the two of the most severe storms that they ever Zrnrz. Vn i . ,,;"mnul
women.
CXOWB AXB BKIDOI work) sotblnc hat tke
fMFtlos In rf.r te color ana
beet geld amd, thereby Inaarlng parfeet sstls.
Da W. A. WISE.
Open evening till t.
Sundays from t to 12
GOLD niUJQs We um aotblsg but pare
gold In all fillings.
ALLOT nLLl8t-Tb parest ef statins sag
llTr used. Insuring sgsinst all ibrUiktge.
FLATEg made by oar new scientific method
guaranteed to wear lcr year.
(Painless extraction included.)
We gnaraatee all oar work.
WISE BROS. Dentists
DR. T. P. WISH,
woa-gis railing
Bldr, Oor. Sd
Is Wash. Sts.
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PAUPER'S WARDROBE
JSJELLSUPPLIED
XIS POCKET PICKtD.
As The Journal told two weeks ago,
XIXi.-JZAX aJis.fiP - iMty wnrtrntp ii
Portland, but what crimes they may
have committed hav- been carefully
suppressed by the police. Last Sat
urday at noon Henry James, of the
James Printing Company, was robbed
of nearly $200 in gold. He thinks the
robbery occurred while he was passing
through a passageway leading from the
Ladd & Tilton bank at Second and
Stark streets. Mr. James cashed a
check for $199.25. The gold was placed
In his hip pocket and the silver in his
overcoat. As he was passing through
a door a man held open one of the
swinging doors for him to pass through
while a second pushed from behind.
There was a crowd passing to and fro
and by the time Mr. James reached his
office he discovered that his pocket hsd
been picked. He notified Chief Hunt
and Captain Simmons wrs detailed to
run the pickpockets to earth.
It is atated that the gang of thieve
that came t.o Portland was not molested
on the promise of its members not to
work here.
George Barret, once a prosperous sa-
Ioonkepcr and who waa tried with his
partner. William Levlson, for the mur
der of Frank Williams, filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the United States dis
trict court this morning. He also pre
sented a pauper's affidavit declaring
that he was without money.
The liabilities of - Barret amount to
$1,000, due to John F. Watts on an as
signed claim of Attorney Wilson T.
Hume, who defended him during his
trial for murder and who finally secured
his acQUlttal.
The assets of Barret are valued at
$100 and consist of five suits of clothes,
two overcoats, one mackintosh, two um
brellas, one watch, twd trunks, five
hats, five pairs of shoes, one dozen neck
ties, one ring, six shirts. Ave suits of
underclothing and one dozen pairs of
socks.
The wardrobe Is exempt under the
bankruptcy; laws.
MORE BIRTHS THAN
DEATHS LAST MONTH
Increase in Portland's Population Beeps
Ahead of Its Mortality Bate Con
tagious Diseases More Pre
quent than la August.
weather bureau. Mr. Beals prophesies,
that many casualties would have re
sulted among the mariners.
While the Puget sound men admitted
that a big storm had visited them, says
Mr. Beals, they condoled each other by
stating that it must have been terrible
at the mouth of the Columbia river.
One old weather-beaten seaman ventured
tn r.m..r that tliA wlnil wntitit tiltw
There were 109 births and only 103 .11 th. ..i.r ntt h CnlnmhU h.r
ueauis in nilllllllll uuriUJS Omumw,(,irH-mlMTim n nnthtnr hut a Ho.
ti ceo ruing 10 ine uoara ui ni-min niwi i 0... sand waste
wnicn was issuea ioaay. ui me per
son who died, 12 were men and 41
women.
The report shows a large Increase In
the prevalence of contagious disease,
which Is attributed to the near ap
proach of winter. The cases reported
were as follows: Diphtheria, 22; measles,
2; chlckenpox, 1; typhoid fever, 39; scar
let fever, H.
Of the Heaths due to external vlo-
lenceVTwo are assigned to streetcar ac
witnessed. Owing to the excellent "1 " 1 nr aw-
. ..l . . . . i IUUII1.-.VB. line.
weatner service wun wnicn uiey nao i a unn t, t,,n im. .... i-n. .
K ..IAA 1 ..... V,... ... - . .'" "' V...IIIU11-1.
,,wnu.E,. - - - car line.
little damage done. Two small steam- Ig 38075x100. corner E. 11th and fin.
era were wrecked. One was capslsed I ins: sightly.
and the other was driven ashore and j g 360100x100. Kenllworth, easy terms; j
badlv da ma red. Had it not been for thd a good buy.
timely warning given them by the 10,000 Buys 281 acres, fronting on the
Die JOURNAL for lO Cents a Week
Ohanoe to Make S10.00.
To the person who locates and reports
to The Journal office the whereabouts of
a Smith-Premier typewriting machine,
No. 6,040, will be paid $10. Look at
the number of every Smith-Premier ma
chine you see and you may discover
the machine, referred to and be the win
ner Qf the- $14,
TO CUBB A COLO IH OITE BIT.
Tnke LamtlTP Brnmo Oiilnlne Tahli.ta ill
(lruegtBtii refund the money If It falla to cure.
r.. n t,roe aienamre la en each box. 2.V.
Columbia river, it miles from
i-oruana; zvo acres cleared, bal
ance in pasture; good 7-room
house, 2 barns; fruit-house and
fruit dryer; 40 head of cattle, 4
horses: lot of hogs: farmlne- Im
plements and 100 tons of hay go
wun ne rarm at price: nothing I
peiter io oe xouna on tne coast
OOKPTOW k SZBSOBf
SOS Washington Bt.
INSTALLMENT BARGAINS.
BOMBS.
1550 OWB Buys 6-room new modern,
right up-to-date cottage, near Sunnv-
side car; an exceptional fine home fori
11,660.
S30O sowar io monthly, 6 - room
house, west Bide: brings $10 rent;
can be doubled In value with im-1
Two Oriental liners ?wlll clear from crovements $990.; I
Portland thill jnonthThey will- be thel S3.W0 BOWBtVery -fine jnodem-lo-4
Indrasamha, which is due to arrive on Tv?"1 nouse. ciose in, west aiae in
cidents, two to suicide and five to other the 16th, and the steamship Algo, which -aSi wiarw u
causes. Disease of the diaestlve or- th. Unrtlon. A.latm .nmnanv rf.nti
gans claimed 28 victims, and coromuni- chartered. She will arrive on the 24th SrSnevtv! fAr ! mI, iJfirt ren
cable maladies, 15. from San Francisco and will sail (or lit
Plumbing. Inspector Hulme reports the Orient a week later. They will. full corner lot. good barn: olentv
4i visits aunng me montn. ana neaun therefore, not get advantare of the ln-
Commlssioner Blersdorf attended to 29S creased freight rates, which go Into
items oi sanitary worn. effect on November 1. Both will take
riitt In r bta no re-naa f flmir
XX- SVU MTXi UIDriirDlA Th Tnrlrgggmha im VirineHnar si f.l.
A - - " I , . . T
Tho old way of taking pepsin, bis- "Ta l"r6" "u -u""!" mna
muth, etc., to cure dyspepsia is all -"inw passengers. t,iSmy w innrairtj
wrong. They may be put up In Ublets for Victoria, B. C. and the balance are
TWO LINERS FOR
ORIENT THIS MONTH
PICXPOCXZT'S KICK KAXTL.
A saloon at Firat and Madison streets
Is said, to b the headquarters of the
gang of pickpockets which is reported to
have elttttted p $1,800 within three
weeks. W. H. MeFarlane, a logger, was
robbed of $442 on -September 22, but
'the "matter was "squared" by the return
of the money and the police kept " the
matter quiet. Martin O'Connor was: also
robbed of It" end the alleged thief was
held for trial.
RHEUMATISM,
Kidney and Stomach
Troubles
And all ailments arising from Impure
blood and weak nerves, are positively
cured with Oil OP IDES and SWEET
SPIRITS OP EDEir. They are inex
pensive cures, and a little of each will
cure any ordinary case..
Ask your best and lealing; drua-elat
for Kellett's Oil AsTD SWEET SPIBITS
OP EDEXT.
The following keep them In stock in
the state pf Oregon:
nmmauer-i'-ranK urug Co... Portland
McNair Bros Ashland, Or.
Charles -Strang Medford Or
M. Clemens Crants Pass. Or
Slover Drug Co Grants Pass Or'
or in liquid, the result Is just the same,
I he object is to create artificial diges
tion, but this does not make a cure.
Stop taking the pepsin, etc., and you
have your dyspepsia or Indigestion back
again. People use cocaine or opium for
nervous troubles and sick headache, it
does not cure, stop taking the drugs
and the pain and distress return. The
only Common Sense Method Is to -drive
out of the system the cause of dyspe.p
sla and sick headache by cleansing the
stomach and bowels, at the same time
using a medicine that will act on the
liver. This forces through the glands
of the stomach the digestive fluid that
nature Intended. In this way you cure
dyspepsia. The medicine that cures
dyspepsia by this method . Is called D
Ounn a Improved Liver Pills. They put
the body in condition iio that the differ
ent organs can do their work in a nat
ural way. Druggists sell these puis at
L'bc per ox. or we win aena mem posi.
paid, on receipt of 26c in stamps. Sam
ple sent free. It only takes one pill for
a dose. Address, Dr. Bosanko Co., Phil
bound for Portland.
DBATK CULMS W. S. BXSSBU.
room and range for cow and chickens;
all for $250.
X.OTS BAST TXBKS.
SOslOO, E. Salmon, close In $1,400
r.OxlOO, fine corner, E. 22d 1,000
KOzlOO, Mistletoe Add.; sightly., 150
BOX 100, E. Couch; walking dlst...
60x100, near Highland school....
50x100, Orand ave.; choice site..
100x100, Beau voir Heights
100x100, near Brooklyn school,. . . .
BABKS BZAX POBTXABD.
10 acres, 8 miles southwest; 8 acres
in cultivation; 6-room house, barn and
outhouses; orchard; part down $1,500.
10 acres, near Mllwaukle, in cultiva
tion; J -room house $1,100 $W)0 down;
good chicken ranch or for vegetables.
j-acre tracts, hi. iaoor; cnoice,
(75
300
300
950
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature
-"Cant he perfect health without pare
blood, Burdock Blood Bitters makes
pure blood. Tones and Invigorates the
whole system.
Linn Drug Co.
Burkhart & Lee . ,
Capital Drug Co.
J. M- Haberly . .
C. F. MIller ......
J. W. Bailey
W. A. Howe ....
Rogers Bros
Wilson PruK Co.
Graham & Wells
J. F. Venner
Huntley Bros.
. Itoseburg, Or.
Eugene, Or.
Albany, Or.
Salem, Or.
Kalem, Or.
. .Forest Grove, Or.
Hillshoro, Or.
Carlton, Or.
. .McMinnville, Of.
Dallae, Or.
Corvallis, Or.
.eW?rownsvllle. Or.
.Oregon City, Or.
2- u -TPn & Bto Pendleton, Orr
" v.. rimnripy ........ The lallS, Or,
Q. . Williams ........Hood River, Or.
!SSSf White River
2SS ...Flour...
ILUIlU WWI'linill
liy.l DALLES. ORE
B 111 W SV ;ufel -
l m etv m a-" iw i
(Hard Wheat)
Used by house
wives because of
Its ' goodness and
economy. -Makes
the most bread,
and makes It most
nutritious. For
sale at ait grocers.
ALLEN 4 LEWIS
Sole Agents.
)
(Journal Special Service.)
Buffalo, Oct. 7. Wilson 8. Blssell,
ex-postmaster-general, died at 10:15
o'clock last night. At about noon he sank
Into a deen sleen. and it was with dlffl-
w i . i .... v., ii m , kiiuivc,
culty that he was aroused at Intervals sightly building sites; near car, school
liuFWg m atwrnotm Tor nourisnment i ana cnurcnes iwu.
and medicine. The end came easily find 5 acres, near Clackamas; 4 In cultl-
peacefully. Dr. Dewltt Sherman, the J yatlon ! no buildings, but good, rich
physician who has been attending him ,ir""i
during his recent Illness, and members
Guarantee
Furniture
of the family were at his bedside.
Mr. Bissell suffered from complica
tions thought to be akin to Brlght's dis
ease, although not well understood.
During the latter part of his illness,
numerous messages of inquiry were re
ceived from ex-President Cleveland and
160 acres, stock farm; 28 miles south ;J
a houses, barns; io acres ciover: or
chard $800.
KOBBT-KAKIBO BOOMXVa X0TSB8
Right location. Right prices.
5 rooms, good home f 175
7 rooms, well furnished i'ii
8 rooms, modern, fine furnishing, 850
9 rooms, very profitable, rent $26, 560
members of the cabinet in which Mr. H rooms, leaae, $700 down, corner, 1,100 j
Blssell served as postmaster-general.
The Xiocerne Photograph Studio is now
open, In the Dekum building and pre
pared - to make up-to-date, artistic
photos; late Eastern accessories, etc. A,
F. Muhr of Chicago, III,, operator.
T.ost Black cocker spaniel, license
6 IS. Liberal reward and no questions
asked if returned to 821 west Park.
BBW TOBAT.
Good Buys
$1600 K acres, 7-room house, conveni
ent to railroad; this side of Ore
gon City.
15400 8 acres. Inside city limits; will
oiviae into acre tracts at good
profit.
$3100 Fine quarter block, East Side,
close In; a bargain. -
$9500 Farm, In Southern Oregon; fine
; locality xor catne; on mountain
stream; game and fish abundant.
See us Vt you want small tracts of
acreage near the city. ,
EAVIDS0N. WARD & CO.
e TAJCBXB OB COXXZBCS.
25 rooms, stylish corner flat 2.000
80 rooms, cor. brick, lease, central, 2,100
32 roonqs, good cor. ror transient.. i,oo
24-room hotel, splendid trade.... 800
18 rooms, long lease,, part down. . . 600
PATOTO) BUSZBESS OXABOBS.
Grocery, lease, living rooms 875
Saloon, on busy corner ..,$2,600
Bakery, $1.000 H Interest $ 500
Grocery, cent, lease, wljl invoice, $ 550
Bath and treatment parlors. , $ 400
Cigar store, cosy stand, lease $ 325
Candy and cigar store $ 26i
These are only a small part of what
we have. See us if you Intend buying
any sort of business chance, farms or
city property. We are headquarters for
genuine bargains. Bend for our free
farm list.
Bouses, Booms, Stoves and Bams rested
Bring this ad. .when Inquiring.
Columbia Real Estate & Trust Co.
S34V Morrison Bt eov. Second.
Bring this ad. when Inquiring.
New Warehouse Sites .
With R. R. switching' facilities, very
central location, near Hawthorne and
Orand avee.: Is now offered for lease for
long term of years, tn lots or blocks, at
very moderate rentals. For further par
ticulars, see C, H. XORELI 261 Wash
ington street, ,
t
Furniture sold with an absolute guarantee
means Furniture that gives absolute satisfaction.
That's the best anyone can ask, and the most any
dealer can give. It's what we give with every
piece of
KARPEN FURNITURE
The material and construction are guaranteed as
to worth and honesty. Every piece that goes out
of our store carries with it that warrant of our
faith and your immunity from imposition. Let us
show you some of the handsome patterns we
have in.
Lounges, Davenports,
Arm Chairs and Rockers.
- MORfclSON AND SECOND STREETS.
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