The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 02, 1903, Page 9, Image 9

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TIIE OltEGON DAILY JOURNAL, ' rORTLAND," MOXBAY EVENING, "NOVEMBER 190.1.
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THI JOUXXJX.
O. Bos 111. Vortlaod. Orasos.
TOSAT'S TOilCAST
it
Watbr eondltlona and ir-n-rar foraeaat fof
, prftron, WaablDSton and Idaho:
I The- raonrta from tba Soutb and Eaat are
nlaalnf Hi la mornliif.
Good ralna fell lt Blfht and tbla monrios In
tba Wlllamatte Valley and Bound eountry. It la
erpacted tbat thraa ralna will aprrad dnrlns
' tba neit 34 boora to include nearly all portions
or tbla dl.trkt.
It la irarnter In Oreson and waahlnrtmi.
A mailmum velorlty of U nllaa Irani tha
arutbeaat occurred laat night at North Head.
Tba wind, on tha eoaat ahlft-d to weatrrly early
tbla morning and dlminlabrd in force.
Mailmum temperature In tba laat 34 boura,
84; minimum, 42; precipitation, .24.
SIXTHS.
Oetobar 24, to Mr. and aire. U. Jansen of 141
Boorh atrert, a daiisbtrr.
October 11, tn Mr. and Mra. A. Francee of
Tblrty-aecond and Tbnrman, a daughter.
t Ortoher 7. to Mr. and Mra. O. A. Hudson, at
Uod Pamarltaa noapital, a aon.
Octolr 6, to Mr. and Mra. L. Tbomaa, a
datiirbter.
lrt"lxr 20, to Mr. and Mra. C. BardelL at
Good Hamarltan boepltal, a aon.
Ortolwr 21). to Mr. and Mra. J. Weat, at tha
Good Hamarltan hoapllal, a daughter.
October 29. to Mr. and Mra. F. 8. Kelly, St
Good Hamarltan bnapllal, daughter.
October 20, to Mr. and Mra. A. Peterson, of
474 Overton street, a aon.
COVTAOIOTS DISEASES.
October 31, Alice ' Gresn, at 288 Jefferson,
tneaslra.
October 81, Majorie Bellenger, at Forty-second
Snd Erersoie, aipbtncria.
Cramatorlnm. on Oregon City ear line, near
Sellwood; modern, scientific, complete. .Charges
Adults. 36; children, 25. Visitors 9 s. m.
to a p. m. roruaoa Cremation aaaoclauon,
1 ortiand. Or.
. Tba Edward Hoi man Undertaking Co., funeral
directors snd embalmera, 220 Tblrd street.
i'bone 007.
i p rinu A so. fnee.i Air.nr, mnA
embalmera. have removed to tbelr naw eetab-
Ilabmeut, corner Third sad Madlaoo atraata. I
coin poonee jo. .
EITEHVIEW CEatETEKT.
Single gravea. iio. Family lota from STB to
SI. 000. the only cemetery in Portland which
raS5'Fi'SsS -
S1A1 ESTATE XaAVSEEBS.
W. J. Bill and wtfe to Jobs Snter, lot S.
block 2. Oak Knoll Annex add I
ted A. Hall to Mabel F. Yorke. lota
and T. block 10, Bralnard
'.'Woods smith to K. W. and F. V.
400
Brown, lota 7 and 8, block 9. Holla
dav Park add 2.300 I
' r.,.-,-D-gtT.!n!l.wK" J?J,rA,reati11
:rr :.r:-r : 2.500
EHtate D, P. Thompson to Mary Dempaey,
. --------- 1
lot t In north U doubla block L. city
The J. UcOackea company to 4. R. Ad
dlton, lou 4, 14, block S, Bernhardt
park 880
Oeorge P. Miller and wife to J. M. Milne,
tot , block 2, North villa 1,000
Sheriff for (W. and M. C. Rogers) to J.
N. Teal at al., executors, lot 4, north
H double block I- city 3.S70
Henry C. Hodges and wife to O. 0. Ben-
aon, lota 6 to 14, Inclusive, block 1,
snndlvlslon lot M, M. Patton tract.... l.TBO
Sheriff to A. A. Graham, lot 4, block 181,
lot 5, Mock 182. city
Sheriff to M. W. George, sundry lota
Perk add, East Portland
r. H. Harlay to A. Belle Walker, lot
70 I
4A
S. blocs 1, Logan's add
i
Sheriff to George W. McCoy, aundry lota
Montlcello
add
jjg 1
Sheriff to Edward Relneck, lot 42, block
22; lot 21, block Mount Tabor villa;
lot B, block 11, Orchard Home
EhPrlff to H. B. Wilff, lot 14, 18, block
10, Portsmouth
Sheriff te W. B. Wilff. lot 12. block J,
Portsmouth Villa extension
Sheriff to H. Jaebn, lot 7, block 8, Porta-
mouth
Tbe Hawthorne Estate to Msttle May,
lot S, block S, Hawthorne's First add..
Urban Peler and wife to Char lee Urfer,
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14
3
8
BOO
1.0 acre section 22, township 1 south,
range 8 esst , 1,000
Frana Kell et al to Elisabeth Kell, eaat
Vs lots 3 and 8, block .30, Couch add.. 1
W. T. Wbltloek-and wife to D. C. La-
tourette. lots 12 and 13, block 68,
'.Sellwood 1
Get your title Insurance snd abstracts to real
estate rrom tne xiuo Guarantee Trust oom
pany, chamber of commerce bldg.
building rs&ufin.
- To J. A. Strowbrldge, repairs st Second and
xamnin, to cost u.tj.
To Cartoon A Beck.' repair at Third snd
Ankenr, . to cost-il.ftoo.
To J. A. Melton, repairs st Tblrdsnd Burn-
aide, to cost fflOO. $. I
to j. faqnet. repair it cm xambiii ana .
Union avenue, to coat 11,200.
To Meier ft Frank, repairs st Morrison and
tSi 2L .f rttth .r. e.
cos? m.6oo?- P at rWth ,nd AUw U
, . To .w. Isensee. erect twe-atorr dwelling at
Jlfth snd Montgomery, td cost $7,000.
Twenty..on;i snd fcK't. , t' 1B0.
B008ETBZ.T WIXS TOTB.
(Journal Speftial Service.)
Washington, D.C, Nov, .2. Despite
the fact that the election in New York
state Is .not regarded as of great im
portance, and thousands of New Yorkers
will not take the trouble to go to the
polls,' President Roosevedt, acting on his
belief that it is the duty of 'a citizen I
to vote at every election, has arranged j
to go to his home at Oyster Bay to cast I
his: ballot tomorrow. Accompanied only I
byJiis secretary he will leave the capital I
tonight on a special train, ao as to ar-
rive at uysier tsay in time to vote eany
and bs back in tne .White House tomor-1
yow eyeningj.
. Hundreds of lives saved ever year
by having Dr. xnomas- tsiectrie on m
the house just when It is needed. Cures '
croups, heals burns, cuts, wounds of
very sort.
Prsfarrsd Stock Canned Goods.
Allen A Lewis'. Best Brand.
rUNEUAL NOTICE.
COX In tbla city. November 2, 1903, Mr.
Mary A. Cox, beloved wife of Capt. Jamea
, Vox, aged 39 year, 9 month and 28 day.
"Fwnerel Wednesday, November 4, at 2 p. m.,
from residence. 908 Corbett street. Inter-
roent at Rlvervtew cemetery. Frlenda Invited,
MEETING . NOTICE.
CHINOOK TRIBE, No. 6, Improved -Order j
Red Men. Paleraees. for adoption tbla Sleep,
Monday evening, at the eighth, run.
A. T. KERNS, Sachem.
fiobert Holman. Chtef of . Record.
it
NOTICE.
W have appointed Loewraberf A Going Co. I
nt Portland. Or., aole asenta for all of our
; hotel range sad reataoraat goods. Jobs Van
v ' - -
VATER THROWN
HIGH IN THE AIR
BSVaVSTZVCr kOOX OXT JUTXB
BXCr .rOXTZOV 01 , Tata COLUMBIA
BVStJSO BXTWAXO WXTX SOaXTT
; TOBCB.
Snag itOBM, ' Small riah aad Oth a
Try wars Blows Assort-. arss Bped
Across Blver and for a Tims ths O en-
. . ' . M
srsj Boene Was Wild and OranA-.
Blppsr Brsdg s Bo 1 Sent to Borth
1 V I- . I
Sines the government snagboat Metb-
.to loma began operations at Slaughter's bar
1 I two weeks ago. ths channel there has
I ben given an average depth of 18.7 feet
at the choaiest point. It Is ths Intention
t0 keeP tn DOat there for some time to
come. The United States engineers be-
lleVa tht " Powlbls to securs a depth
of at least M feet. .
WhM m fit th. Viaavw r,taatlna wrmm
Mone tn'v 'ePxt that largs volumes of
i wittr wan thtAwn in tha air Tnr m. nia-
tanqe of fully 100 feet. Boms of them lltlcai or denominational views; ths ex
were about 10 feet in diameter, and they tension of higher grade schools and of
presented a magnificent sight. When the
water was coming. down ths engineers
say that It resembled a large fountain,
tha sprays SDarkling In the sunlight like
diamonds flashing from ths glad rags of
a noted operatic contralto. The cone-
shaped structures would strike the sur-
fsce wth a heavy thud, producing waves
several feet high thst rolled with won-
derful rapidity to either bank. In the
general commotion rocks, snags and
other debris were thrown ashors. A
number of fish were also landed, Strlk
lng with such force as to kill them In
stantly. After an explosion an hour or
so would usually elapss before the water
would again assume its accustomed
placidity.
Today the dipper dredge No. 1, owned
by the government, will be sent to the
east fork of the Lewis river to be plsced bringing In strangers. Hotels and board
in commission for a few weeks. The lng houses sre going to be crowded to
channel will be deepened from Kinder their fullest cspacity. Today Jsckson
rock to La Center, a distance of about villa is crowded aa It has not been In
two and a half miles. Of late the Port
land steamers have been unable to get
all the way to La Center, but after a lit
tle work is done by the dredge it Is be
lieved that they will experience no dif
ficulty tn making the through run. With
its transportation facilities seriously
crippled, La Center Is practically cut off
from any easy and direct communication
with the outside world. It Is a thriving
little city, in the heart of a rich agri
cultural district, and the Inconvenience
U,n e,Tr)rtencd In keenly rVlt.
w experienced is Keenly reit.
I
I ' 8SZP LIBELED.
The British ship Laurlston, Capt
Lambie, has been taken In charge by
me leaersi authorities st racoma on
writ of attachment Issued under abel
proceedings Instituted by one of the
sailors, Carl Iafstrand. The papers were
issued In Seattle and served by Deputy
united States Marshal Davisson.
Thomas Mussrins was deputised to re-
xvrr.r,r -
uixrsna, one or. tne crew, is suing
for 15,000 damages fo
Juries received on the voyage to the
Sound. The ship's captain is cited to
appear before the federal court Novem
I U A I n , V. A llkl
The ves-
sel has discharged cargo at. the Balfour
1 nek and has been chartered tn Inarf
wheat at tiVe Northwestern dock for
oirvm & Eyke,
BLiBJBB HOTXS.
Astoria, Oct. SI. Left up at 8:15 p.
m.. French blrk Oermaine.
Astoria, Nov 1. Arrived at 7 and left
up at 9.80 a. m steamer Columbia, from
San Francisco. '
Arrived down at 10 a. m., British ship
County of Inverness. .
ixu up j&.ov if. xii., Bcuuuucr Argus. I
Arrived down at 2:15 p. m.. Steamer
'horlo. K.Unn
I eft up at 11:30 a. m.. schooner Argus.
Charles Nelson.
Astoria, Nov. z. Arrived it l t m.,
tua Samson with barge, from Ladv
smirri
oaiiea at iu a. m., pnaraer nomer, lor
Aiasaa,
Arrived at 10:20 a. m., a four-masted
schooner.
St. Helens, Nov. 1. Passed at 2 p. m.,
steamer Columbia.
At 4:15 p. m. French bark Oermaine,
Astoria, Nov. 2. Condition of the bar
at 8 a. m., rough; light west wind
weather cloudy.
A FRENZIED MINER
SHOOTS TO KILL
(Journal Special Service.)
Joseph,- Or., Nov. 2. Yesterday morn
lng at about 1:80 o'clock James Mc
Comb, a miner of this place what had
been drinking all day, shot Deputy Mar-
shal Walter Smith through the lungs.
and L. C. Finn, a bystander, through the
th,,h
Deputy Marshals Smith and Floyd met
McComb In the street and ordered him
to his room. McComb became abusive
and walked a distance of about 10 feet
when hs wheeled, drew his gun and com-
menced shooting. Smith is severely
n0t lVVJ
C 0 WVUI1U IB liu ' VUiioiUCICU UHIIB,VJ1 '
ous. Mccomo is connnea in jail here.
awaiting the arrival of Sheriff Shackel
ford. a..
ST. LOOTS BOBSB SHOW.
. (Journal Special Service.)
St Louis, Mo Nov. 2. The Coliseum
is rcspiendant , In decorations of green
and white, the colors of the St. Louis
Horse Show association, which opens Hs
annual ' exhibition tonight The show
promises to eclipse in matter of attend
dance, and in the number and quality
of the 'entries,' any previous exhibition
or the Kind neia in Aiempnis, st. josepn.
Little Rock and other points. The ex
hibltlon will" continue throughout the
week. . .. ;- - - -; .
Z.OBSOB DAJXT BOB WOMEB
(Journal Special Service.)
London, Nov. 2. Alfred Harmsworth's
new paper, the Daily Mirror, Which is
Intended to appeal particularly ,to wo
men, made Its. first appearance" today.
According to the publisher's" announce
ment, the paper is not to be In any
sense a feminine' organ, but. .will cater
largely to feminine readers, along ths
lines employed largely by tha dally press
of America.
.Bnlned for zilf s. '
.. From ths Kansas. City Journal.'
"What became of your brother
Chariest I regarded him as a very prom
ising young man."
" am ashamed to tell you. He fell
Into bad company, went from bad to
wot sel - became Involved In some dts-
honorable transactions and finally landsd
In tbe Missouri legislature. It broke
father's heart,"
ELECTION DAY IN
; ' V OLD LONDON TOWN
'Journal Special Servlos.)
London, Nov. It la something of a
coincidence that slections are being held
I lrao"t lmultaneously In London and
KrKh-apakin world, and It ! pool.
ally notaworthy that In London, aa In
Naw Ycrk, thera la an active non-parti
san movement. Independent of the great
national parties, and looking- only to the
Improvement-of the affairs of the peo
ple. ' .
. The election in London for the cholco
of a city government Is belna- held to-
day. The chief Issue Is the promotion
of thu schools and action by the city
government for Improving the condition
of tn,.. yrklng sses. ths former
measure bslng made the mors promt I
and the Progressives, the former at
present having a majority of the total
membership of ths borough councils, but
I ins latter have been the more active In
the present canvass snd hope to reduce
the breponderance of the Moderates, If
they do not secure control. Their cam-
palgn is directed to getting the most
posslbls out of the education acts rs-
cently passed. They urge the provision
of school accommodation ss far ss pos-
alhla nnAr rtllhlln rnntmt. th ulnrr Inn
of school . offlcera and teachers on
i arrounafl or ntnean. witnnut rtnrd to no.
scoiarships; co-operation in the strenu-
ous enforcement of school attendance
ana Tne selection or women on mi
I school boards.
I The Progressives also demand a thor-
ougn inquiry into tne sanitary condition
of each borough, with a stringent en-
forcement of the laws against Impure
food. On tho labor slda, they advocate
the estsbllshment of employment bu-
reaus, direct employment in preference
to the contract system and the main-
lenance. 01 union rates ana conauions.
JACXSOBW1XXJB C AH BIT AX. )
(Jrrrrfnal Special Service.)
Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 2. Already
the city has commenced filling: uo with
carnival visitors, every incoming train
years, and it is strictly a holiday crowd.
Ths stores and buildings along ths prin
cipal streets are gally decorated with
Duniina ana nan ana coiorea eiecinc
lights add to the brilliancy of the scene
st night The presence of British and
American warships In the harbor adds
J interest to the occasion. Everybody in
the city Is Imbued with the carnlvsl
anirlt. snd Jacksonville is gayer than
It has ever been, and this week the city
will give itself up to a whirl of pure
pleasure in celebration of its rebuilding
after the great Are which laid it waste
three years ago.
ar
BBW LTCBTjH BBOTHS ITS OABBEX.
(Journal Special Service.)
New Yofk, Nov. 2. The play-going
public expressed
sincere Borrow
two
nW TODAY.
AUCTION SALE
First Street
I Ai-nn ar ii. - m a-v yr a
diduu worinoi ury uotxis,
Boots. Shoes. Men and
Boys' Clothing, etc.
These goods have all been bought this sea
son. Circumstances lore them on tne market.
Everything consigned to nr Is sold at once I
at some orice: so If you would secure a bar-
6 sin In any of tbe above goods, don't fall to
e at 182 lat at. Tuesday. November 8, at 10
o'clock. H. FORD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
v. . - . r t mm I
Wednesday INeXt, 10 A. iU.
. - r-.. . .
at lot rirst si.
A Full Line of High-Class
FURNITURE
For this sale, to be SOLD WITHOUT RE
SERVE. Never before ' have we had auch
a choice line of furniture to be SLAUGH
TERED at AUCTION.
H. FORD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Friday Next, 10 A. M.
Two niles West of
CAL.TIN P.O.
Cows, calves, horses, colts, pig, eblckena.
harness, farm Implements and household fur
niture, etc. Terms of sale cash.
H. FORD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
Friday, 10 A. M., at 182
First Street
FURNITURE
For the parlor, dining-room, bedroom, kltcben.
etc. We have many different consignment for
tbla sale. H. roup, Auctioneer. i
AUCTION SAI JR
u
Saturday, 7 P. M., at 12
First Street
ilens and Boys' Suits,
Jylen's and Boys' Over
Coats, Boots and
Shoes for Every
body, Dry
Goods, etc.
These good must be sold Immediately. ALL
NEW. ALL STILISH and at eWioiti'" Sate br
glna Saturday night, T o'clock, at 12 lat st.
11. runu. Auctioneer.
ftAROCUEl
- (A VINOUS EUXIR.) II
i Physician highly recommend it ss s specific
V, remedy in cases of II
MAUUUAL FCVERS, COLDS. I
. . IHFLUEMZA,
LOW OOMVAlXSCEMOE.rfr
.i-roucfS i co-luo
1
& & "The New Way V &
In the od day and that i not to many years bac'iirhen anyone wanted employment he
; ' va:d to go from place to place and k for it. Progress has changed this and nowadays the
. best way to get a position is to advertise for.lt. " The Journal " is the paper for "Situations
; 'Wanted " advertise mints. It is read in the homes and offices of thousands and is fast becom
ing the reliable want medium of Portland. Try it.- "Situation Wanted" advertisements
Inierted two times ABSOLUTELY FREE. j& j& j& j&
JTBW TODAY.
A HOME IN
LAURELWOOD
Will fcuy you m sous for 938.00 down
and M-00 per month.
OBOXOB Z.OT8 S3S TO $100,
99 SOW AMD S3 A KOITTX.
Take Mount Scott car, First and Al
der. Agent on ground.
OEOROE W. BROWN
03 taxxxbo rxx.DXira.
Open Bvsnlnfs. lbons, KaU SIM.
DIAMOINDS
tx . -M Wmtrtl..
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I to $ too. Rings 6oc to $300.
JA8. McDUVITT A CO.
S08H WMhingtoa trai.
years ago when ths old Lyceum theatre
I on Fourth avenue, the home of the
famous Lyceum Stock company, went ths
way of msny other historic playhouses
of ths metropolis and fell beneath the
pickaxe of the wrecker. But now there
is cause 'for Joy, for the new Lyceum
theatre, under the management of Daniel
Frohman. who made the old house fam
ous, is to open tonight and the loyal
Lyceum following of old Is to have sn
opportunity to pay homage to E. H.
Sothern. who was one of the favorites
of ths' old playhouse. The new theatre
Is located In Blxty-flfth street west of
Broadway and compares favorably with
the half dosen other new playhouses thst
have been opened in New York this sea
i aun
BEIiOXOTf AT TXB WO KIND'S TAZB,
(Journal Special Service.)
8t Louis, Mo., Nov. 2. Active work
was commenced today on the construc
tion of the Belgium national pavilion at
the world's fair grounds. The Belgium
reservation consists of a tract nearly
160 feet square situated directly oppo
site the entrance to the administration
building. The building will be con
structed of steel snd stsff and will be
surmounted by a giant dome. The pavil
ion will be occupied by speclsl exhibits
of costly lace, jewelry and1 other manu-
factured products for which the little
kingdom Is famous.
male" HEL P W AETED.
ADVERTISEMENTS
UNDER THIS HEAD COST
ONE 'CENT A WORD.
trsde; we
are atlli doing business at tba aam old stand;
success gosrsntecd by our constant practice.
Call or write to American Barber College
Corporation, 268 Everett at.. rernano.
UM TO LEARN barber trade: only tw
months required; th only aystem and only
college teaching th trade; eatalogu and fuC
particulars malleJ free. Moler System Col-
pert leu I
eg.
San Francisco,
Cal.
D U1VHFM A fW SS NortS Bsoonfl St.,
"eeoeral mala smployment agency. Hsad-
gaarters for work lor mra for railroad eoa-
truction ana oxner gutiu .
w ANTED A tint -class ahlrt aaleaman for
city and near-by towne; reference required.
innlv Tha Soeneer Company, 220 14 W
Ington at,
WANTED 1.000 men to get 10c sbaves at Occi
dental barber spop. im aiomson.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
EXPERIENCED operator on pnUeani
ahlrta: mnat be tlrat-claaa; alao glrta to learn
sy wbll learning; power machine, ina
peneer Company. 820H waaningion. cor, ma.
GIRLS can secure good positions by applying at
th Portland Womena Employment office.
KM 14 Washington St., room S.
WAVTED Experienced operatora to atltch
ahlrta ana overaua. xum ru
Company. Besttl. Wash.
WOMAN to travel for wholesale bouse; refer
ence reqinrea. a ... cr ...........
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
A YOCN'O LADY wUbea to do boma work,
such aa writing or aewlng. or will go part
of day In office; can apeak th German
l.n.n.e. Aoaresa . r. v-- ""--"
Pbone. Scott 6411.
MOTHER and daughter (10), neat experienced
and reapectable. would like bouaekeeplng for
r..wi. .Mower: answer atatlng re-
qulrementa and wag paid. Addreaa Honae
buiu rsp Jnurnsil.
WIDOW. Chriatlan woman, dealre l'tn "
...hl.r r other emok,ymnt where sh will
not bar to tnd upon her feet all day.
N.
B. B.. Tbe Journal.
WIDOW of education and buslue illty 0-
alrea position aa eaanier in rci.u. -
respectanie piac o .ui"
car journal.
llOUS(J woman. Just from uermany. ortlrea
housework in oermsn inmuyi
iitti. Kmrllah. 839 Mallory ave. Tak Wood-
lawn car.
YOUNO LADY desire position aa cieri in
grocery ator; expenencea; can pui
In buslnelfjljred LB.jajraJourasL
ROUS EK EE PI N O for ladiea employed dsrlng
th day by an experienced middle-aged woman.
Call or address Mra. Green. 130 Eleventat.
TOUNO LADY would like any kind of office
work; experience at atenograpby and In doc-
tor e office. Address E 8, care eournsi.
SITUATION WANTED by a- girl nearly 10
M nurse, or light bousewors. appiy
1188 East Alder at., or Pbone Jtcotx oo.
WANTED Plain aewlng at residence, 14T
Tb.lrtentb at., near Iloyt; aklrt binding and
alteration pecin
WANTED Position by xperleneed pantry girl
"ttr"1' Arf"
STENOGRAPHER, 2 years' experience, desires
noaition: moderate aalary. Addreaa Bos V 3,
care Journal
COMPETENT Middle-aged woman desire work
from S a. m. till 4 p. m. Addreaa B. cara
Journal.
RELIABLE woman wahta chamber work or
other work, forenoona. N. B.. care Journal.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED FREE.
If you r cut cf work
or
. Deaire another situation,
THE COUBNAL.
W'll Insert your advertisement
for you for
TWO DAYS
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Pbon, Mala 600.
Come in person cr send
your ad. by mall
-to-
THE JOUBSAL OFFICE. 1
Cor. Btu and Yamblll ata.
WANTED Situation in th eapacity ef re
pairer In public bulWIpg or brewery or any
' place where a competent carpenter is re
quired. Phone, Scott 6402, or 586 Ganteu-
beln ave., city
WANTED Situation in the abtpplng depart
meut of a w bolesale or retail sfte-e by a man
who 1 Is wall cqntcted in tbe towns of
Washington and Oregon. Adress C. W., ears
Journsl.
WaXTET Carpenter wauta work
small Job
preferred; ahlngl roof fixing, aldewalks or Id
rlde work; work guaranteed. or no pay. Jos,
M Lenell, room xa mien nasei, jnn juaaison.
WASTED Situation by competent, trustworthy
tm atatlonary engineer; rfeeoc4 furnlabeo.
fkose, ttou u.
rrrATioit wasted kale.
WANTED By young man of good bablta. poal.
tlnn aa assistant book keeper : soma experience:
quirk In Oanres and rapid penman: small
sslary to start; references given. Addraae U.
A. s., cars Journal.
WANTK D P( sfflon by flrst-cUee.
rapid an
accurate atrnograpber who can furntah beat
rererenrea; s rears experience; aiao own
typnwrlter. Addr A 44. care Journal.
WANTED Work nf an kind, br a younaT mar
rtcd man. ag 30; understands electrical and
steam ngltwerlng. Mrdeca J. U. J., 34V
Bast Waahlifton at
WAMTKD Situation Iit a rouna man 2ft yeera
old in wbolaio nouae: good hooksrapcr ana
shorthand ; rbsr.es lor sdrauceineut.
Fbone,
t nlon 2IM.
WANTEDfliTus tlon by two
rouns
26
years of see. any kind of work: arocery bust
neaa preferred. Apply A. B. A., ears Journal
TOUNG man attending business college wishes
.work to meet llrlng expenses; office work
preferred; after school. O 81, eare Journal.
WANTED Position aa coachman: 10 years' ei
perlence; young man. saa 3S; referenea
furnished. Adreaa Coachman, ear Journal
PLTrE atTight Ihalde work by man IncapacT-
tatcd for heavy labor; beat rererenrea; grocer'
lea preferred, w 81, cars journal.
WANTED Br young telegraph operator, work
or any Kind; good rallmad references, so
dreaa Box K 301, care Journal.
MTENOGKAPHEK and trnewrlter desires no. I
tlon; moderate sslary; references. Address
Box B 2, car Journal.
CxTERTENCED stenographer desires position;
good references; moderate sslary. Btrnog
ropher. care Journal.
TWO lronna men" sea 20. would Ilka altus
tlnns of any kind In city. Addreai Y. J. W.,
oa- Finn st., Nortn.
WANTED Position; ateadr young man; good
reference; fair wsges; do anything. Addreaa
K 2, care Journal.
AN exiiorienced bookkeier would ilka poaltlon
ss bookk'cpcr or cashier. Address Bookkeeper,
csre Journal.
WANTED By young man. light work of any
kind at any kind of wagis. W. P. M., ear
Journal.
'Oi;NCMAN of good hsblti desires Jo) caring
for garden and team. Addreaa Box I , cars
Journal.
WANfED Pi-sltlon ss bsrtcuder. Telephons
West 1428, or sddress W. A. B., care Journal.
MAN and wife want charge of roomliig-bnusc;
best references. Andreas K. K . care Journal.
TWO flrst-clas window trimmers, Esalern ex
perlence. Address R. B. 8 . care Journal.
FTR8T-rLA88 stenogrspherj slao bookkeeper;
best referencfa. A. C. Tne Journsl.
rtriirisHED booms.
ADVERTISEMENTS
rNDER THIS HEAD COST
ONE CENT A WORD.
PLEASANT rooms, furnished, single or en suite
for housekeeping; renovsted thoroughly; mod
ern conveniences: best location in city; nnder
new management. (all and Investigate
Tonnats solicited. Mrs. j. 11. palmer,
proprietress. 2304 Russell st.
pro-
THE COSMOS Fourth and Morrison, furnished
housekeeping suites, suite and single rooms;
13 pr week snd BP. -
204K STARK at., nicely fnrnlabed rooms; res
eonable rent; transients solicited. Phone
Front 1000.
HOTEL Vendome, cor. 1.1th and Alder; fur
nished rooms with board; reasonable rstcs.
282Tf 8 ECOS Dst . , rnomialngleanaaniultaT
new house, new furniture; reasonable.
THE CASTLE 273 Washington at.; rooma for
gentlemen: transient. Tel. South 701.
THE SHERMAN, Twelfth and Washington: ale
rooms by day. week or month.
FOB BALE.
FOR SALE A choice lot of dry oak wood, prlc
right; delivered at once. Room TIT, Mar
quam bldg. Pbcte, West 2222.
FOR SALE A first-class saloon In good Iocs
tlon; long lease. Address Box I J, Journsl
PIANO $166. cost 4 months sgo $400; Decker
To; KimDsll organ sao. upstair iuft 1st.
CHOICE business block for sale cheap to right
party. Addreaa wa, u. Clark. Lawen. or.
FORiALB A few high-grade typewrltera, $30
each. L. and M. Aleiand
lexsnder. 1Z3
Third St.
WANTED.
WANTED Partner, man or woman, with 150
origin! and. paying proposition. W. 8.
Chsrles, IMi2 Umstllla ave., Sellwood.
BOARDERS WANTED.
86T EUGENE ST.; boarders wanted:
$20
month; convenient to two car lines.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR' RaLE
Lodging-houses, hntela. reatsuranta, grocery'
stores, cigar-store, rooming snd boarding'
bouses, eountry hotels anil general merchan
dise, aaloona and all klnda of business
chance, locations and leases. Fire Insur
ance, reliable company. Jennings k Co., 2.12(4
wsanington St.
$25.00 WILL secure a good paying business.
iipportunity. csre journal.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
tuutiKtiT price paid tf.r mens old clothing.
hoes. Phone. Black 8O0T. 2T North Third.
rOR BENT.
FOB RENT Part of stare 2fW Yamhill, Good
enoogn Diag. ; win rent wita ;r witbout
conuter. Apply re shier Journal office.
ACCORDION PLEATING.
BON MARCHB DRESS PLEATING CO.. 832
Mchawk bldg., Third and Morrison. Accordion
and side pleating: pinking. Red 320S.
ASPHALT PAVING.
THE Trinidad Asphalt Paving Co. of Portland.
ornc 6nl Worcester Ma.
ATTOXNETS.
EMMONS EMMONS,
attorueya-st-law, 644
Worcester bldg.
STB
RIGGEN, attorney and counsellor-at-lsw;
notary. 806-300 Ablngton bldg
H. B. DICKINSON, attorney-at-law and no
tary public. SOS Commercial bldg.
BIRDS.
PorTLa'XD BIBD CO., 304" Third; branch 22T
otn Kixtn st.
BARGING AND LIOKTEBINO.
OREGON
BOUND LUMBER CO., 181 bora
Phone. Grant 11T1.
aide st.
BATHS.
NATURAL FINNI8H BATHS Th only on to
town; cure rheumatism and bad cold; open
dslly (except Mon. and Tuea.) 81 Eaat 2Rth
at.; take East Anxeny csr. Pbons. Scott 2241.
ELECTRIC.
sslt glow and mssug bath par
Wash., bet. 11th and 12tb ata.
lors. 424
BOABD WITH ROOMS,
ROOMS WITH BOARD, well furnished; all
modern conveniences; tabl board also. 221
Thirteenth St.
CAFES.
1HK OFFICE, 25 Washington at, Phone, A
Main TT1. J. W. Talbott. prop. Portland. Or.
C0BSET8.
CORSETS made to order, any material; perfect
fit. Room 56. Washington bldg.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
THE DEVENYS. tb only scientific chiropodists
tn tb city; parlors 801-2 Allaky bldg.f, thU
is the long-haired gentleman Jos want to
aee. Grant 16.
CLARJV0YANT,
MISS MARIAN CORELLI, palmist and clairvoy
ant give reliable and satisfactory readings;
alao teaches palmistry and develops pay cities j
consult nee. 340 Fifth t.
MRS. 18. ,. B. 8EIP of California, pslmlst seer,
prophetess; reading M)c, $1; circles Toes-
day and Friday, s j
. cor. Oak. Green
tn., 23c 81 Seventh at.
II.
U. M. JOHNSTON, clairvoyant, card reading,
baa returned: pleased .to a old frleuds snd
sew. 288 Tblrd at.
v..: ; ".- -V -
COAL.
FIRESIDE WOOD 4 COAL CO.. 308 E. Mor
rlaon. phone Eaat 4 HO. Sawed cord wood.
Whit Khlvely, props.
WESTERN FEED FUEL CO
Dealers In sll kinds of roal, coke and char
coal, rnone. in is,
Vl'LCAN Coal Co., whok-aala dealers best eoala;
rounnry and smelter cok. 2 Burnsld.
OREGON T-7 EL C(;rsH kinds -osi and wood,
344 Morlaon. Phone, Main f.
KING COAL
bona cos la.
CO.
ImiMirters of
hlgh-grsda
Phone. Main 142e
CEBEAL MILLS.
ACMB MILLS
Acme Cereals.
CO., tnsnnfactnrer Bslstoa
20 and 22 North Front st.
CAXPENTEKS AND BUILDERS.
F. Ll'C'Y. saccsssor to Gordon Mfg. Co..
carpenter, builder, general contractor; bona
iwmoaanng. alterations, etc.; cabinet work
and Jobbing a specialty; eonnter shelving, lea
noses, c, sior ssa ornc sxtnres; a p-to
asts and original rrpentr work of all
kinds; nothing too largs or too small tor
our Immediate attention; no files on us wa
Bisks srd pnt U the best fly screens tn
Portland. Shop. foot of Yamhill st;
phone, Blsck 2H0T; residence 747 Esst Stark;
residence phone. White 712.
JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter and builder. Sn?
tars st.: erne and ator fixtures built sad
remodeled; altering and repair houses. Phone,
Msln 747.
H. F. CLARK, earpenter snd builder; reps (ring
and Jobbing; office fixtures. Residence pbon.
West 7K2; shop. Msln 1041. 463 Wash, st
A. J. APTHORS A CO., carpenter snd builder;
rrpslrlng and Jobbing; stor snd office nitnree
built. Shop 209 Columbia. Pbon. Clsy 1861.
EMERY A DEB, carper ters. do all kinds of
Job wcrk; stor and office fixturea a specialty.
22B First. Pbon. Clsy 024.
G. W. GORDON, counters, shelving, houses built
snd repslred. 20. Fourth. Clav 1T4.
CI0AES AND TOBACCO.
ISRRRG-GL'NST CIOAB CO.
Distributers of
FINE CIGARS.
Portlsnd.
Oreeoa.
C0ENICE-SKYLI0HT8.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanlaad Iron
Ice. J. C. Paver. 2S6 Second st.
DANCIN0.
THE MATTINGLY ACADEMY OF DANCING.
2nn 14th. mr. Jeff. Class or prlvste lessnns
SRESBMAKINO.
DKKHSK8 made for 14 to ft); tailored skirts
$.1 to 15; waists 1.(W)
to S3, o;
626 Tharman;
take 8 or 16-st. car.
rbone Black 8741.
MRS. M.
KIRBEN. artlstlo dress and cloak
M1 Morrison at
maklnr.
OXU.IMO AND CLEANIN0).
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED II ft
month. Unique Tailoring C., S47 Washing
ton st.
CITY STEAM DYEING A CLEANING WORKS
Herman Enke, proprietor. Pbons, Mala
1713. No. 65 fith St.. near Pine. Portia od. Or.
if!-W. TI'RN'ER, professional dver and cleaner.
sol, 17th. cor. I'otumoia. Tel. Main xnis.
EDUCATION AL.
SHORTHAND Free tuition In shorthand to in
duatrtous students; shiTt method. spdy r
suits. Address K S, csr Journal.
PHOTOGRAPH PAINTING; private lewons
given to Isdiea; terms reasoDsbl. Walters
2hh Washington.
FRENCH conversstlon a specialty; aucc gusr-
antee.1. r21 Marniism bldg. Pbone. Front 24 ,1.
DEOORAT0B8.
HENRY BEItGER ISO First st: walipapsr.
ingrain tapestries, appliqu fries. Inter
ior decorating.
DOG AND HOBSX HOSPITAL.
DR. S. J. CARNEY Veterinary eurgeon, 108
North Sixth st. pbon, Mala 14S4; rss. pbon,
rront 104.
ELOCUTION.
GILLESPIE School of Expression. Mr. Emma
W. Ulllespl. principal. 634 Morrison at
l'none,. ureen 704.
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WOr.KS Office SSI
gj a It- .-! gwissB i
disii ruimr, usin .aia.
PORTLAND MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL
Works. ITS Madison. Tel. Black 2081.
FBATEBNAL INSURANCE.
ORDER OF WASHINGTON Foremost frater
nal society of Northwest; protect tba liv
ing. J. L. Mitchell, aunrem aecretary. 612
and SIS Msrqusm bldg, Portland. Or. Tele
phone. Main S42.
HATS REPAIRED.
NORTHWESTERN HAT FACTORY, manufac
turer and expert remodler of sll kinds of
ort. stirr and sine hats; renovating a
specialty. Phone, Hood 1708, 264 Burnslde. at
OREGON HAT FACTORY, 206 Salmon at Pbone
Hnod 33.
INSURANCE.
J. PHILIP KENNEDY. Insnranee; resident
agi
Pbo
nt Norwich Union Fire Insurance Boclety.
one. South 1(181. 44 Hamilton bldg.
JA8. Mcl. WOOD, employers' liability snd In
dividual accident; aurety bond of all kinds.
Pbon 4T. Concord bldg.
H. F. BARTELS COMPANY, fir Insurance.
448 Sherlock bldg. Oregon pbon. Cly 626.
ISAAC L. WHITE, fir Insurance. 225 Sherlock
bldg. Oregon phone. MIn688.
ARTHUR WILSON, fire iDsuranc. Sherlock
bldg. Phono. Main !008.
IRON WORKS.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS Engineer, manu
facturers of marine, mining. logging and saw
mill machinery; prompt attention to repair
work. Pboo. Ess? 29. Hawthorne av si, U,
JEWELERS.
THE G. HEITKEMPEK CO., manufacturing
jeweler. 289 Morrison St.
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS.
IF troubled with rheumatlam. neuralgia, pa
ralysis or l-ervous oiaeaae you can uw suc
cessfully treatcr at New York Institute, 8u9
-I""! "'"-
THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO., 611
Dekum. Cure women'r complalnta quickly,
Phones: Home. Scott 41K2: office, main 8ns,
MONET TO LOAN.
THE STAR LOAN CO.. 210 McKay bldg.
102Lj Third st, la tbe recognised bank ef
tha wage-earner. W advance money to
teamsters, trstnmen, shopmen, motor man.
conductors, etc., witbout mortgage. Indorse
or collateral.
Amount Monthly H Monthly., Weekly
!100 repay f2fl.Uo or $18.00 or ss.60
60 repav $13.35 or $ 6.654 of $3.35
25 repay $6.65 or $8.85 or $1.65
Business confidential. No snpleaaant Inquiry,
HONEY TO LOAN on real, personal and col
lateral security; special attention to chattls
mortgages: notes bought C. W. Pallet 21$
Commercial blk. Pbone, Ursnt BOO.
MORTGAGE LOANS en Improved elty ami farm
property at lowest eurrent ratea: building
loans, installment loans. wm. Macuaater,
311 Worcester bldg.
MONEY ADVANCED salaried people, teamsters,
etc.. without security; ey payment; larg
est hqalneaa In 49 principal cltleK Tolman,
22.1 Ablngton bldg.
IMMEDIATE LOAN'S In sums from $5 te $M
cn all securities, K. . Koaerson t o., room
5, Washington bldg.
Pbone Cay
y Ti
SHORT LOANS on cb a ft lea or other satis
factory security. Room 618 ths Marquaav
Pbone, Oregon Bed 2863. '
LOANS In an ma of $5 and np on all kinda of
etenrity. W. A. Hathaway, room 10, Wasb-
Ington bldgj .rhone. Hood 41a.
MONEY TO LOAN, small amonnrs. abort
bag time. ' J. H. Hawley. Cham. f Com.
MONEY To LOAN on city lot and laimiri
farms.
W. A Shaw A Co.. SIS Stark sb
MUSICAL.
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND ill ITAB iU.trn. lt,...s
flven. elNh Instructed, BMsile arranged. iiute
iirntabed ' for re-eptlona, Inetruuienta lectml.
Pel. Webber, 17a West Park. Ibo... M.ilt
2tWS.
PIANO, wlhd and string Instrument -ktna.
Prof. t. A, gmlUi. iU Utb sL J i'boo
Brown jnoK,
MUSIC iNSTITUTE. B2t Marqtwaa Mdg. riatoT
vocal, guitar, mandolin Iresoas, Puoue. k'rout
i4H.
PIANO LESSONS w. Glffnrd Naab, U loth
at. j terms upon application. Begtnnsra taken.
UANDOUN. guitar, haoje leasoaa. Prof. H. A.
Smith. Sr4 12th ate. Pbons. Brown SuA.
MRS. S. B. N. PAI L, teacbsr'of "artiatlg plan
playing. T4-5 Lewis hlilg. Bmwa nM.
MA0KIVEBT.
BTEEIi bridge mfcrhlne works, esst end of ,
bridge, Phone Kait 4lj work gunrsnteed.
TIIE IL O. ALBEE CO.. second -bsadj na
chlnery. sawmill, ere.' 248 Grand a. '
" ' ""- I
VOITHWEST H0TILB.
Hoti Pert la ad, Am.rioan plan; pv day.
Sommrs Hetal, La Orand; travalara' konia,
Bel radar) Earepa plan; 4tk and AI4r ata.
St. Chari. First and Morrison ta FsrtUad.
0VEBALLS.
BOSH OF TIIE BOAD OVERALLS sad aweftss
lea' clothing; anlos Dad Keoatsdte Breaw. '
Mfgrs . Portland. Or.
PHYSICIAVS AND SURGEONS.
DR. MRS. CARET TALBOT, auceeasfully tresta
a nij cures sll disease of women. Successful
home treatment by mall. SOS Salmon St., bU
Fifth snd Hlth sM.
J
PLUMBERS.
FOX A Co., ssnltsry plumber. 231 Second, bet,
Msln and Halmoo. Oregon phone. Mala Soot.
boNNEHBERG it RADEM ACnER, plumbers,
removed to 84 Foorth St. Both pbon.
PALMISTS.
FIRST VISIT of Miss Luetic Fauntala. srtenlino
oaunlat; foe within reach of all; hour 10 to
B. Parlors 8 snd a. The Plata. 27H Third st.
PAINTS. 0ILB OLASg.
DAVID M. DUNNE CO. Pboanlx Palut and
Oil Works; manufacturers and Importers
S slots, oils and sprays, etc.; phone 137. Of
c and factory. Sherlock av and 10th at.
F. E. REACH A CO. Pioneer Paint Co., eefllng
th best thing made In paints and general
building material; window -glass and glaslng
a specialty. 13ft First st.;phone, Msla
RASMUSSEN A CO.. Jobbers, pstni4kissav
sssh and doors. 1HO First St. ,
PUBLIC STENOOEAPKXm.
MRS. Lv K. Hsrden, public stenngrapbar. ha
taken Mlaa MrKaden's office. 2ul Oregonlas
building. Phone. Red 2N23.
L.L.J1
PERSONAL.
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS sr. mor acearatoly
and reasonably Oiled at Eyau a Pkarmaey,
227 Morrtsoi at. bet. First and Second ata. .
WHITE HOUSE Cook Book (abridged), free to
siinscrtner to Good Housekeeping, at Jones'
none more, zui Aider at
:afb KRATZ. 122 SlxU st
served st sll boars.
A Ss lanes
3
PLAITING.
OREGON PLAITING WORKS, 401 Washington,
risiting. lacquering. Tel.. Mela JWB.
BOOriNO.
L. L. ROOFING CO., 03 N. 2d at. Gravel and tin
mora put on and repaired: out-of-town work
given prompt attention. E. B. Jaynea, tnau-
sger, ao Hin.
W. J. FERRELL, roof
painting.
repairing;
leaky roofs a specialty.
Scott S42.
SOU First
Poos.
HOPE.
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO., cor. Fourteenth
nd Northrop sts. Portlsnd. Or.
BUBBEB STAMPS.
P. C. STAMP WORKS, 249 Alder t., pben.
Mats T10; rubber itampa. Mala, atsncils, rag
gag and trade check.
SAFES.
BUY YOUR SAFES af 3. t.
Davis; yonr ra
pair and lockout safelr done.
sa Third f.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NASH'S FIRST ADDITION I am now ready
to ell my lint lots today (October J)-r bit
60 feet front 100 feet deep, 16-foot alley. $75
to $100 each. I have 8 houses, modern, 4
rootn, $750; 6-room. $900; 6-room, $1,260; sll
new and flrst-clsss; 1 a or In Tremont for
. $375; all lota have plenty of fruita or ahade
tree; term to suit. Tak Mount Scott ear,
fat off at the crossroads or Tremotot atatlon. "
nqutre for Joe Nash, tbe owner; no agent
For sale farms
Improved farms for sals In all part of
Oregon snd Washington: payment made to
suit purchaaera. For full particulars as to
varlrm properties apply to Wm. MacMaatn,
Sll Worcester bldg.
HEBbTTs A 8XAP ;
7 extra-large-room home in flrst-claaa enndl
Ion; bot and cold water: 2 fall kits, all kind
of fruit. Joe Naab, Tremont Station; ao
agent.
CHOICE LOTS close In $350, at $6 per month;
money loaned ror building purposes at s
per cent Wm. Beldt, 15 WssL blk. foartfe
and Washington ata. - . "
CHOICE 60x100 lot east aide of track, Henry's
Firth add. to Portland; magnificent view or
city and mountains; must be aold at once. 2t)S
Waablna'ton at.
$30 $5 A MONTH, full lots Stewart Park; 20
minute on Mt. Tabor car. Facine Land com
pany, I6TH Flrt t.
MAXWELL A KNAPP .
REAL ESTATE.
Room 9, Chamber ef Com mere bldg.,
BUY A LOT in beautiful Ivanhoe, $10 down.
can at room s. mu, First t. t
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES 60 nightly damaged
machine st very low price Singer, V. 8.,
Domestic, Wheeler A Wilson and White; drop
beads In oak and box tops- At Wheeler A
Wilson and Domestic office. S. 8. 8lgL,
gent. 835 Morrison St.
SIGNS,
WATRIN SIGNS, S44 Alder, cor Seventh. Pbon
Main lwa.
BLOT MACHINES.
TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE CO. SM
machine. 8. B. Park and Oak. Bom
Pbone. Main 138. '
MACHINES of every description for sal o
percentage, rrsns urirutn. 4tn ann Haimog.
SPECIAL DELIVERY,
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY, No. 200H Wsss
Ington t. Phone. Or.. Main 9e2: Col.. 261.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
0. O. PICK, vfflce SS First St.. between Stark
. and Oak ata.: pbon 506; piav and furni
ture moved and packed for ehlpptngt com
modious fireproof brick warairaua. Froot aod
Clay t.
TOWEL 8UPP1T.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Comb, brush. mn.
$1 per month. Lawrence Bros.' Towel Supply
Company. 40-42 North Ninth at. Phones 410.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Cabinet, bru.b. eoulb
and soap, $1 per month. Oregon Laundry A
Toilet Supply Co., 364 Eaat Oak at, Pbons
Esst IS.
WHOLESALE' WALLPAPER.
MORGAN WALLPAPER CO.. 184-186 Second
t. bet. Yamhill and Taylor. Portlsnd
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
WADHAMS ft CO., wholesale grocer, mas a
factnrera and commission merchant. imrb ,
and Oak ata, - ..
ALLEN A LEWIS, wbolesala grocer. Port
land. Or. , ' !t:
MASON. EHBMAN A CO . w boles. U gruMf;
N. W. eor. Second nd Pin t.
I ANG CO.. First nd Ankenytv
WHOLESALE CBOCKERT AND 0LARSWASI.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AN") GtASSWAKK.
Prsel Hegel A Co.. 100 to 106 8th. eur. Stark,
WHERE TO DINE.
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