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TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5. 904.
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THE JOURNAL.
P. O. Bo 121. Portland. Or.
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TODAY'S FORECAST.
Weather condition and general forecast for
Oregon,- - Washington and Idaho: , ' 1
Know occurred yesterday and last, sight In
F.i.tteru Oregon. Southern . Idaho, Northern Ne
vnda. I tab and Western Colorado. Tim rains
In Western Oregon. Weetern W aahlngton and
Northern California have eeased.
Miarp frost, are reported this morning In
Ttoriliern altfnrnl. The cold weather In the
J!turl river sections has moderated.
'I he Indications are for fair and colder
weather Wed.wmlsv east of the Caaeade moun
tirlu. but to the west of this range, It will con
tinue clnudv and be followed Wednesday by
n In or n iw. "
Mi.xltnnm temiierature In tho last 24 hours,
4: minimum temperature, 40; precipitation,
.t'l. . .,- ' - - - ,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Antonio .Ccrcgtlnio, aged 35, and Gloranua
Ceregliiuo, aged SO. . .
BIRTHS.
January S, to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Williams,
Tbo Mecuud street, a boy. . i
I'reamatorlum, dn Oregon City ear line, near
S-Hwoml; modern, selentlfle, complete. Cbargea
"-Adults, S6; children, ( 25, . Visitors a. ra.
to 5 p. in. - Portland Cremation association,
nl'ortland, Ox; .;..'
The Edn-ard Ilnlman Undertaking Co., funeral
directors and embaltnera, 220 Third street
l'none -Mt. . .
J. P. Klnley & Son. funeral director and
rnr.halmers, hare remored to flielr new ctsl
)lhment, eurner Third and Madison streets.
Both pboues No. 0.
RIVERTIEW CEHETERT.
Plnnlc grares. $10. Family lots from $75 to
fl:t"Hi, Tbe only cemetery In Portland which
h riictiially molntalna and cares for lota, lor
full information apply to W. H. Uackensle.
V orcester block, city. . W. M. Ladd, preslutnt.
Clark Bros." for flowef,281) Uorrlsos street
REAL E6TATE TRANSFERS. .
J. A. I.uckel and wife to O. W. tiordon,
bit 5. block 2. Caruthers' addition to
' Caruthers' addition $ D2S
F. W. W arner sod wife to Annie Aerne.
parcel lend Fourteenth and t'olumlila.. 3,250
K"lrt: t atlin. admtnlstrstor. t t'hrtst
Olhus et al.,'. fraction block 1. James
- - Johns addition , .. 70
A In is Harold to M. K. Moore, lots 7 to
Ki, block 10, Foxrhaao addition ...... B
John A. liiirlburt and wife to M'bouias I.. .
Kvans, south Vs northeast section
3. township 1 south, range 3 east; also
all northeast 14 southeaat.M aud north
west tr of sontbeaHt 4 section 3,
township 1 south. range-4 ettt ...... 2,400
Thomas Hlslnirer to J. P. W Anderson.
lot 6. bl'iek ft5, Tibbetta' addltlou 40
Ululinomah county to 'Meld Gain, lot - ,
-t.ln.-k 65. Tihbetts'-addltUm....... 16
Seld Uia and wife to J. P. Anderson, bit
fl, block 55. Tllilietta' addition 33
Oak Park Land company to Mary I. a VII- .
lette, northwest lot 1, block fl, Oak
Park addition : 1
Annie P. Ijinkln and husband to 8. W.
,.. Palmer, lots 12 to 24. Inclusive, block
2 aud all block 3, Wllbard addition .
No. 1 1
J. . K. Blackbnrn to Alths A. Blackburn. -
lots 10, 10. block 14, Mount Tabor Villa ' '
annex, lot 2. block T. Hawthorne's First
addition, kit 12, block 8, Mount Tabor
villa
, A. O Coudlt and wife to K. A.' Uesseli. (
lots I aud 2, block 7. Central Albina
addition ....... i .......... . . .too
tirorge W. Brown to Pckka Kasoueu, lot
. 12, block 10, Laun-lweod :........,' 50
. J. 41. tek to C, J. Ken Her, 4ot , block
Miller's addition to Hellwood.. 750
. Portland Trust eonipany to Annie ( a ho
ts n, lot 14.. block C. rortamouth Villa
extension J25
B. M. Smlih and wife to John Ewald. 60
acres section 15, township 1 north, range . -
I -east ...... 1
Michael Kelley and. wife to E. J. Kelley,
i parcel land section 24, township 1 south,
rsnge 2 esst 700
Aloys Hsrold to Z, T. Keres. lots 1 to .
- 4. blok IB, Northern Hill addition.... 20
, A. Anderson and wife to Alexander limp,
bell and wifo, lot 1, block lS, Sell
wood ..,. ., . 175
: Alnsworth Nationai Bank to Ueerge D.
, liunnlng et at, lot 8, -block 6, Lincoln
I'ark , 600
0 D. Dunning et al. to R. W, Hcbmeer,
bit 8 and 0. block ; Lincoln Park.... 1
Thorns a PI 11 user to Thomas Hi Hum. lot
. block 24. Woodlawn . 40
J. E. Kcott to K. It. Llnd, lots 3 and 4.
block 2, floverdsle trsct .... , . : 1
Aloys Harold lo T. M. Kerr, lot S2. block
4. Stanley No. 2 15
W. . B. Ayer and wife to ((Claris J. :
; Hcbwab. lots 0 and 8, block 2UH, Eaat
Portland . 750
I'm i land Masonic Ometery company to
Samuel B. Kchwab. ftit 122, section 1, .
greenwood cemetery ... 140
Agnes U. Nixon et al to Portland Was ;
company, undivided ' i, Juts 1' to t
block 2.1. Couch addition ......'..'; 1
C. A. IMph and . wife to Portland Uas
company, loU 1, 4, block 23, Couch ad
dltlon 4
Pi.rlland Gaa company to Bb-nard Mxnn,
.trustee, lots 6, 8. block 47. Couch ad
dition i......... 20,000
IN'ortbera Oountles Investment company to .
A. K. Il-rrls and wife, lot 1, block 307, "
couch addition ......... i., 2,800
Aie Jielseu to Thomas W. Gil more, lots
0. 8, block la, Multmirash. 1,500
point View Rest lstate , eompauv to
Christian Blum, lot J to block l:t, '
Point w 250
iiarle J. Clarke, guardian, to Mary A.
. Kelllher. imdlviuVd V4 lot 3, block 4,
Annr addltlou "., 1
'Oct yiur Insursnco and abstracts to Teal
eMnte frow tbe Title Guarantee A Trust com
pany, chamber of commerce bldg.
y.-.- ., i. n i . . .
1 BraDIHO PERMITS.
: . To H. Adli, repairs at Fifth and Clay,, to
(.est 475. "
To Baker Thentro enmpauy, alterations at
Third and- Yamhill, to tvst .Vri.
To J. v esiate, repairs at Mocond and Oak,
to cost n&. - ' '..'
To. ?. Krelnd, 'erect two-story dwelling st
" n-merelsl and Kiwi I. to cost $2, SKI. ,
To I'ortlsnd Ie! company,, repairs at Second
and Main, 4o eot -
To Margaretha llorf, erect nneHitnry dwelling
at Kast Twelfth aud Mason, to cost $.100. ,
To A. M. Cook, ereot 1U, story dwelling at
Ket Nineteenth and Kherrett. to cost t.'u.
To Cat' ft Powell, erect twotory dwelllog
at Kast Couch sud Thirtieth, to cost $2,ftoo.
To Cate tc ljwpll, erect two-story dwelling
st fCnst Handera and Eaat Twenty-eighth, to
4 1 t $-i,tm,
To Cate A Powell, erei-t iwo-alury dwelling
at Kast Havia mid Kast llilrtleth. to oist 11.8'HI.
To' J. W. Hweewy, erect two-story dwelling
at Thurmia and Twentieth, to cost $1,601.
HEW CORPORATIONS,
Articles t Inewrinratlrn of tbe J. E, Msrtln
ci.nipunv ' bse been filed with the county
t ! lk by James K. Msrtlu, Ueorga ('. llsyner
eiidjW. I.- .Virthnp; cspiisl stw-k, 5.ii; oh-.-(.
to engage In llu manufacture of mat-hiuery
and tmli.
'ibe itrm of Howe, Marls aV K Ilium, wss In
. . ..I iii.rslel . y.-sieidsy bv Kdw ard Ifct Kllham.
V 1 1 limn 1 in Tin and Kiixntl A. Howe: espltsl
tl.'k. gir.issi: iilijects, the manuractura and
ule vt blank IhhAs, do blualag, etc
J ; ' ' ; . .,..,..- n
(1ND WORDS FOR
MRS. IATHERRED
BUFrALO HEWSPAPEBS COMMENT
OUT HER, THE STATE OP OBEOOH
AlTD XSWIS AH CXABK EXPOSI
TIOW MAT BE MADE BATXOHAX.
PBESS REPRESENTATIVE.
(
' Mrs. Kdyth Totter Weathcrrea or
Portland, now In New York City, nus
been making friends by the way. The
Buffalo Evening Time of last December
22, print this concerning her:
" "The many friends, of Mrs. fidyth
Totler Weatherred in Buffalo and else
where, will be Interested to 'learn that
this indefatigable woman who is to
make an address at the World's Fair
Press congress in St Louis next May on
the subject of 'The Exposition as an Ed
ucator, will pay, a flying visit to this
City- Shortly. i 'V,."V ... '"J' '
'That Mrs. "Weatherred Is. well able
to talk Instructively and entertainingly
on the above topic, goes'' without say
ing. Stre-haa had nore-4o-do with eJt-
positions and press work In their be
half . than any other -Woman in tha
country. ; Just now, as is Quite nat
ural, she is all , enthusiasm over the
prospects of the Clark and Lewis cen
tennial exposition, which is to be held
in honor of Oregon at her home city,
Portland, in 190. : ;
"The Oregon exposition Is to be con
gratulated at having her on hand to
spread its attractions by her facile pen
for v as v a :' descriptive - writer Mrs,
Weatherred has been equaled by few
of , her . sex. r She has been prOfouml
student of the, history of her native
Jstate, and her familiarity with the In
dian legends of that- great, grand coun
try will, in time, entitle her to lasting
recognition among the folk-lore gath
erers of the world.
?v,"But"lt':i-:jr0; only as a compiler" of
facts and fancies that Mrs. Weather
red has made her mark. ' Those who
are acquainted with the work which she
did here as secretary of - the , Pan
American - Preba club, are, well aware
that she is possessed of singular ability
for such work. She is a true newnpa-J
per woman, with keen, quick ml nil,
prompt; to grasp . and exploit the popu
lar features of an enterprise. v
"The managers of the Clark and.LewU
exposition are fortunate that her home
is in Portland, and Utat her sympathies
need no" enlistment '.with that under
taking. 'Already, through her maga
tine, 'The Exposition,'., and by various
published articles, she has done much
to advertise: the beauties of .Oregon
and to arouse pleasurable : anticipa
tions of 'its centennial celebration. , Shu
will, no doubt, be appointed, as na
tional press representative, which
would, be proper recognition of her al
ready valuable assistance."
XAJUB COREIUTS TX0TQBT. '
BatlaBed With Terdlot for rartbing la
Hex nK for X.lbaL
London Correspondence New Tork Sun.
Marie Corelll, the novelist, infuriated
by the articles in a Stratford-oa-Avon
newspaper in reference to her campaign
against the destruction of two old cot
tages at Stratford to make place for a
Carnegie . library, sued the editor .for
libel. The jury awarded her a farthing
damages.-!'-;.,--.' ,;.J:-;'-'- - ' y
Miss Corelll has now instructed her
solicitors to apply , f of - her "mighty
atom." with i which she declares she is
amply satisfied, even writing s letter of
thanks to the Jury 'for'"a moral vic
tory instead of financial," She adds
that, the farthing is historic and em
blematic of two things: first, the value
set on an honest nght for the preserva
tion of Shakespearean associations, and,
second, :. the : Infinitesimal 1 damage that
can be done to a reputation by a mese
hitting below the belt
C. OEE WO
The Great Chinese Doctor 1
Is called great be
cause bis wonderful
cures - are so well
known throughout
the United States,
and because so many
people are thankful
to him for saving
their Uvea from
OPERATIONS
, He treats any and
all tf!seaB with
powerful Chinese
herbs, rooia, buds,
Vis frm ai n fl tao-at nKlaa
ollwiuLaAi ' that are entirely un
known to medical science In this coun
try, and through the use of these harm
less remedies This famous dootor knows
the actiou of -over 500 different remedies
that he has successfully used in different
disease He guarantees to cure catarrh,
asthma, lung troubles, rheumatism, ner
vousness, stomach,- liver, kidneys, fe
male trouble and all private diseases.
Hundreds of testimonials. Charge
moderate. Tall and him. -
COHSVlTATXOir ZE. 1
Patients out of tha city write for
blank and circular Inclose stamp. Ad
dress .-
THE C. GEE WOO CHINESE .
MEDICINE CO.
IBS' Alder street. Portland, Or. Men
tion this paper.
Free $750 Free
Seven hundred and fifty dollars In
lots will be given away at the big auc
tion sale at
ESTACADA
On
January 0th,1904
Business lots ot Kstacada will be sold
on the above date at public auction for
two hours only. No business lots will
be sold pflor to the sale. Residence
lots can be purchased up to and Includ
ing the day of the auction sale, January'
12, (it the following prices: 150 and 175.
After that date the price of all residence
lots, will be raised not less than Hi
Trains will leave First and Alder
streets at 7:40 and 9 o'clock. a. m., on
January 1!. Remember the date -and
flace. Round trip excursion tickets
hat date 75c Call on or address the
OBEOOW WATE POWE1 TOWKSITB
COMFAHT for further information.
Room 6. 132 Vi First street, comer of
Alder. .
HENRY VVEINHARD
Proprietor of the "
City Brewery
X.argast and Most Complete .
Brewery in the Jfforthwsit
Bottled Beer a Specialty
' ' TEtEFHOHB JTO. 73.
Offloe 13th and Bnraside Streets,.
. PORTLAND,' OREGON.
PASSENGER PLAYS
, TRAIN NEWSBOY
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f-,..v..;;i ii , i i v:; -f..t -;.v.v.' .'&S.;'' v ;'V
Gives Away His Wares in the Spokane Traiq
: Posisible Explanation of Unsigned Request to
Hold Regular Boy, Who Explains
' ! -
Before the Spokane train arrived this
morning Officer Wilson,:; on; the depot
beat, received an anonymous telegram
from Umatilla asking him ; to arrest
the newsboy on the train on the charge
of stealing $50 and a gold watch from
the sender of the telegram. As the in
formation was not signed,, Mr, , Wilson
merely notified the boy when he arrived
to stay in the news agent's room until
the telegram had been farther explained.
The telegram aid that the sender would
arrive on the morning train from 'Uma
tilla to prosecute the case.. f ;
The morning tram arrived from the
Eastr but it bore no prosecutor- nor any
further word.i Officer Wilson telephoned
to headquarters and was ordered to let
the boy go, which he did. The train
newsboy told his story thus: ' .--'!
"I made a big sale to those fellows,
There were five, of them and they
boarded 'the . train at Spokane. ,
"I'm a rough rider,' yelled one when
hi hit the . smoker. ,
'"Me, too,' said another and the rest
IS
IN FULL FORCE
WIU PROVE A BOOK TO SHXPFIWO
HI WHO RATI 1.0 WO WAXTXO
TOM BOMB SUCK ACTIOH TO BB
TAXES BT TEE CTTT COUVOIXi 0T
POBTIJIHX).
In view of the several fatal accidents
thai have recently resulted on account
of the poor gangways connecting docks
and vessels the shipping men have de
clared themselves rather, vigorously in
favor of having an ordinance passed
covering the subject Such an ordinance
was passed by "the council on December
16, and Harbormaster Ben Blglln says
it is now in full force and effect. J
"It provides for suitable gangways
and nets," he said, "and two of the ships
have already complied with the ordi
nance.. Others are preparing -to make
the needed requirements." "
"Nearly every ; season,' says F. -,-C.
Hagerman of the firm of Charles Beebe
& Co., shlpchandlers, "as a result of poor,
gangways and no lights, there are us
ually about It or 15 fatal accidents in
the harbor. Some of the bodies remain
inthe river and are not recovered until
the ships to which they belonged have
sailed. Then the city has to bear the
expense of burying .them. - With . the
improvements made which are , advo
cated there -would be no instances, ot
this kind. By lessening the number of
accidents which occur in .the harbor
would add greatly to the name ot Port
land as a -shipping port. . The shipowners-would
make no objections to
such an - ordinance. They' come from
countries where he same rules of care
are exercised to guara against aii mis
haps. ? In fact they expect such regu
lations almost everywhere their ships
go. If the members of the city council
were thoroughly familiar with the sit
uation they would not hesitate an in
stant in taking action or this question.'
'"The ordinance does not go far
enough," said ,A. Tucker, manager of the
shipping firm of Meyer, Wilson & c;o,
"The owners of the dock at which a
ship Is lying should be made to keep a
light burning in the vicinity or tne
gangplank. The ordinance is made
quate in making no provisions ot this
kind, although it Is far better than none
at all.".. -
, CABX.X8X.ES XJT HEW TOBK. '
X.lke City, But Tlnd Social Bush Too
- - - - Great for Intimacy. -
From the New Tork World.
Former secretary of the treasury and
Mrs, John O. Carlisle ; have - recently
moved from Washington square into
their new home in Gramercy Parlt.
There they live with their daughter-in-law,
granddaughters and grandsons.
Miss Jane Carlisle, eldest granddaughter,
Is a charming girl, who will be formally
Introduced to society next season.
The Carlisle home is substantial and
spacious. Iong drawing-rooms, richly
furnished, open by sliding doors Into
the dining-room. ; Mrs. Carlisle's den, as
she calls it. Is on the second floor, with
Its desk and books; also her boudoir,
with blue and white and gold as the
Predominating colors. . Back of this is
a bed-room, and further on the library.
with green and oak .as the color com
bination, and shelf after shelf filled with
calfskin volumes. - v-- - -"
' An Interesting piece of furniture is a
chair which Mrs., Carlisle calls her
"throne." It was presented to her when
Mr. Carlisle was speaker of the house
and when she was the hostess at many
state and national social functions. In
this chair, made unusually high, Mra
Carlisle receives her guests.
"I sometimes think I am the busiest
woman In tbe world." said Mrs. Carlisle
to a World reporter. "I never have s
minute to myself. If I am not engaged
with -my ; own affairs I am with some
other people's -et their own request,
understand tne. I go out a great deal,
but not to the lushing extent of New
Torkers. I like New Tork and have
some delightful friends here, but the
place has . Its drawbacks socially the
distances are io great and the various
circles of soeWty so large that there can
be but few of those pleasant Intimacies
which charactt rise a smaller town."
A WBX.OOXB STJOOESTIO.
I
It Is not , easy to7 think of new and
pleasing ways to entertain your guest.
Here Is an Idea that may help. It Is
called A picture evening..
Send with -the invitation a request to
each gWsc to take a specified part of
a certain tableaux of some ' particular
picture. - This brings all the guests In
costume. .When they arrive cards and
pencils are distributed, and each per
son writes down ss many identifications
of the parts personified by the others
as he can. - Supper is served early, and
after It the guests are grouped in a
series of, tableaux developing the pic
ture they represent. i'f
Soma one must be stage manager, and
the stage will have to be made ready In
some other room. ,
'I
Voices of Wisdom. -
.Remember that If the opportunity for
great deeds should never come, the op
portunity tor good deeds Is refjewed for
you day by day. The. thing for us to
long fur is the goodness, not the glory.
x. W.' FA-KHAR. ,
ORDINANCE
hOVt
.u
said they were railroad men or miners,
About the time they got settled In the
car one of them got the notion- into his
head that he wanted to play newsboy.
He bought ' a basketful of cigars and
fruit from" me and started out to peddle
them through the car. This fellow was
dressed in a check suit and. he went
through the train and gave stuff right
and left. Mf people - would not .take it
he. . would drop it in, their laps and go
on. - He spent about 120, for the other
fellows helped him out and when one
basket was -gone they got another, plied
It up , -with candy -and cigars and made
another vtrlp through the smoker ' and
chair cars.
- "When the crowd got off the train
didn't have a thing left but a few novels
and a couple of empty baskets, but they
spent . their money, I "didn't steal it.
I didn't see any , watch, - gold, or1 any
other kind." '
-The sales for' the trip amoifnted to
something over $37, as the average sales
on the run amount to )1S tbe night was
evidently a' busy one. ' .
HIS DISAPPEARANCE
STILL AllYoTERY
HO TXACB OV BOW ABO TXTTTM
HAS BBEBV SXSCOYXBEO R SI
TECTTTES TP ZS BELIEVES XX
'WAS X ART ZXBE8P0BSIBLB COBV
sxtxov or uhtd.
The mystery surrounding the disap
pearance of Howard Tuttle, a month ago,
has not been cleared up. ' The man's
whereabouts Is shrouded in gloom, and
although Detective Hartman has worked
diligently on the case, no trace of Tuttle
has been secured.. ' , , "...
Tuttle was a waiter who was employed
at the City Chop ' House on Bumside
street, between Third and Fourth streets.
He-was on night duty, and early one
morning he left,. The contents of the
till, amounting to' about $56, disappeared
at the same time. .-'-. ..',:-';.".. r
Following Tuttle's departure a letter
was found In whlch'the writer Intimated
that Tuttle was to be kidnaped and that
a ransom would have to be paid to se
cure his release. Nothing further was
learned .regarding the man, and no fur
ther, epistles asking for money were re
ceived. ," -
'The waiter's employer swore out a
complaint charging, Tuttle with' the lar
ceny of the money, but It has not been
served. At first It looked like a clear
case of absconding, but further details
showed matters In a different light. The
man went away leaving 130 on deposit
with a friend, and this Is still Intact.
Detective Hartman also learned that the
young man was believed to be rather
flighty, and it Is a theory that he may
nave committed suicide.
About -five year ago Tuttle. when In
San Francisco, is said to have jumred
into the bay. He was thought tV have
committed suicide, but a week later he
was discovered alive and well. He swam
ashore, although ic was believed he went
to the bottom. These facts lead the do
lice to think that possibly he left while
suffering from .mental aberration. -
, X-lffhta.
There Is nothing makes a room as
cosy and homelike as a lamp,' and It is
decorative, too. With the revival of all
the other quaint old time fashions we
have gone back to the soft gleams of
candles and lamps. Electricity or gas.
if favored at all, must undergo a soften
ing process by means Of screens and
shades. . ::-. .
iroTiox.
Notice Is hereby given that at tbe regular
meeting of tbe Common Council of tbe City of
I'ortiana. Minrnoman county, state ot Oregon,
to be held on Wednesday, tbe 20th dar of Janu
ary, 1P04, at the regular hour and place, a peti
tion win oe presenter io toe asm common coun
cil by the undersigned, prsying for tbe vacation
of each of tbe blocks and every lot In East
Irving-ton Annex, excepting lot "O" thereof, and
also toe tbe vacsttoo of those portions of "Esst
Twenty-eighth street" and "Tillamook street,'.'
lying and being within the addition to tbe City
of Portland known as East Irvlngton Annex aa
per the duly recorded map and plat thereof In
the office of the County Clerk of Multnomah
County, Oregon. RICHARD MARTIN. JR.
Annual meeting of the Rlvervlew Cemetery
association. The annual meeting of the mem
bcra of tbe Rlvervlew Cemetery association will
be held at the Bank of Lsdd ft Til ton on Mon
day, tbe llth day of Januarv. 1B04. at :3n n.
m. A general attendance Is desired. All owners
of family lots In the cemetery are members of
tne association ana entitled to participate. -WIU.IAM
R. MACKENZIE, Clerk.
WH HAVE appointed Loewenberg A Going Co.
of Portland, Or., sole agents for all of our
, hotel ranges and restaurant goods.- John Van
Range Co., Cincinnati. O. , - , '
LOST AND I-OUVB.
FOUND A pnrse; describe and pay for sd.
Yankee Boy restaurant
WANTED,
WANTED-for three or four gentlemen nicely
furnished single rooms, with good board, with
in ten minutes' walk ot second and Wsshlng
ton streets. Address Box A. p., Jonrnsl.
WANTED 20 head of horses from 1,000 to
1,600 pounds; saddle, work and driving
horses In good shape. Ward ft Bon.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANT TO RENT FARM Small farm with
good buildings, fences and running wsteri
, not more than six miles from city. P. 1,
-The Journal.
.- WANTED TO BORROW B0VIT.
WANTED To borrow $1,100 on a modern bouse,
and 75 on cbattela. 8 2, The Journal.
TOE SALE.
$750 New 4-roonv cottage; $100 cash,
m t ft Mnnel. tin ! 1 k . . ! I '
wanted; same. rate, flit Commercial
bldg.. - - !-.;
S1X-UOOM COTTAGE; good condition; cement
Dssement, easy payments; Ill-room
house, modern, elegsnt home, besntifni loca
tion, easy psy men Is, $2,600. Btevens and
Bhieve, Tabor Heights, eud of Runnyslde and
hi, now osr line.
AN ELEGANftfTot Ringer, New Home aa
, wniio mscnines, aiu eacn; piew Koysl drop
' hesd. $16. J. 8. Crsna KM Morrleen St.
I OK - SALE Small mest market, good trade!
A .-111 -. k. .. . ..1 1 . . a
dreee M 6. cure Jnnrnal, , 1 '
ASPHALT FATINO.
THE Trinidad Asphalt Paving Co. of Portland.
ttni-e ;m woreeater oik.
BIRDS,
POUTLAND BIRD CO., 304 Third; branch 227
rortn nirtn st.
BAR0IW0) IND LIOHTEEINO.
ORKUON ROUND LI MBER CO., 161 Buruslde
sc. . t-none, ursnt ui. : , .
LOST
ON CHRISTMAS EVE MANY STORES LAID OFF SCORES OF EM
PLOYES, AND HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE ARE OUT OF WORK.
" . " SITUATION WANTED " ADS COST NOTHING IN
' THE . JOURNAL. THE ADS ARE INSERTED. .
IT IS CERTAINLY WORTH TRYING AND YOU MAY
MAU HELP AMTIp.j
ATTENTION! , '
Hale - help - ot every ' description promptly
supplied
.' Free of Charge to Employers.
C, K. HANSEN CO, ; 2fl North Second St.
Employment AgencT.- Pbons, Main J328.
.. .. BstabHshed 187. ' "
WANTKD General agent for the state of Ore
gon Inrestement Corporation; tig aalary guar
anteed: experleace inMndustrlal Insurance or
Tontine. Address, stating experience- and
" references, J. M. Banford, P. 8. M. o.r18T
Montgomery - street, . 28 - Belden Block, Ban
franc! co, -Cal. -,:,-'.-'.-, ;
MEN to 'earn the barber -trade. Ours is not
tbe only place to leant, but certainly Is the
Lest. Call or write for full psrticnlara and It
1H doubt make a personal Investigation. Port
Isnd Barber College. 288 Everett street.
MEN to learn barber trade; ' only two months
required;', the only - system -and only col
- lege teaching the trade; catalogue and full
particulars manea rree. - iloiar-" eyatem col
lege. Han Francisco, Cat.
a.
MONEER EMPLOYMENT CO Labor con
tractors; help free to employers. 16 Mar,
lison.'
$30 TO $40 per week is made by writing acci
dent and sick benefits In the Inlon Mutusl
Aid association. Call or - address 401 Msr-
onam building. Portland. Or
CLOTHING sslesman. salary $100;. furnishing
ately; must be ilrst-clsss. 8. 4. The journsl.
DB WHITE'S Spedflc No. 1 gusrantecd to cure
gonorrnea in iv aays: n, ana 99 cure
gleet and stricture In 20 days; No. 2, syphilis
. and blood poison In 90 days; No. 10, the
only speclflo for weak men, old or young,
this ' speclflo mskea yon a man. Call or
write. Dr. White Medicine company, , $0$
Btsrfc at. . -
BJXP WANTID riMALR.
LADIES can lesrn to cut and 'At your, owe
aresses; i tearn It: gzo course for gio. Dress
.cutting school, 88 Tenth st, near Starr,
Phone. Red 8101. - - - m-
ITUATI0B WANTED MALE.
EXPERIENCED young man. well acquainted In
the city, wishes a position aa bookkeeper; ret
erencea given, - Address A. B., Journal. '
Competent roirNa man wishes position
as stenogrsnher and bookkeener: can, furnlah
good references. - ' .-'...
COMPETENT young man wlsbea position as
stenographer; csn furnish good reference. C.
. si..iCsr- joumsi.
POSITION desired by young man as hotel clerk
or surveyor's assistant, T. L. Vlerboom, 32d
' Fourth atreet.
TWO young men of 8 years' experience in cloth
ing and men'a furnishing goods, want poai
ttona; speslc German. K 5, care Journal.
BtlTCHEB Shopman, wants positron. W K B
6, care Journal. r ......
WANTED At once, position aa clothing sales
- msn; Al man. Address C 5. 34,9 Yamhill st.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants position
Immediately. T.M, The Jonrnal,
i ROOMS.
THE PALMER Ho .US HI. R. R cor AM.e snd
- Park sts., formerly the Spalding, the moat
- complete apartment house in the city; entirely
renovated: steam best. ass. electric lltrht. nor.
celala baths; every nn-dern convenience; tour-
iet ing tranaieni, traqe sonctteq.
t HAVE a few more alngle room a elegantly
, furnished, suitable for gentlemen; hath and
pnone; also nonseceeping suites, urs. J. H.
1 1 - ' .- ... .
THH filHUna BV..i-th .nj M-..l. i-uA
raimer. xau Hiiaseii sr.
housekeeping suites, suite and single rooms;
RTARK at., nirely farniber rooms: r.
onbl rent trDlmU oUctted. . PbOM
MARQUAM 1101 8K. 140 Sixth St.. Urge
front , corner room . newly , furnished; also
mpgig ninios.-
881 YAMHILL ST., The Kamona Rooma at
reasonable prices with steam heat, light and
on in.
HOTElTVeBdome. cor. 13th- and Alder; fur-
. nisneq rooms witn Doard; rensonatile rates,
SEW. HOUSE just opened 1884 Morrison;
irsnsirnt iraae soncitee; one location.
THE CASTLE 372 Washington st; rooma for
; gentlemen; transient. Tel. South 781.
' ROOMS AMD BOARD. ,. , .
ROOMS WITH BOARD, well furnished; modern
conveniences; table board. 221 13th st.
ATT0RNEY8. .
JOHN T. WHALLEY, attorney-at-law. McKay
- villi., nwm Til a.
EMMONS KMMON3, .ttwneji-tt-Uw. K44
TT orcfBTfir Piny.
1$, B. RIGORN. attorney aud rounwlJor-it-Uw;
H7B. DICKINSON, attbrney-at-law and notary
public. 603 Commercial bldg.
CLAIRVOYANT AUD PALMIST.
MADAME JOHNHTOV ri.lr.iM.. --A n.l.
1st: readings dslly; truth or so psy. 2b
j mra sireei.
Ui?-JL' Bi 8EIP- clairvoyant snd life resder,
61 7tb. Sunday. T:45 p. m Willamette hall.
MRS. STEVENS. Portland's leading palmist and
clairvoyant. 8484 Yamhill. Res dings 60c.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
ESBERG -GUNST CIGAR CO.
vistriDtttora or
,. FINK CIGARS, '
- Portlsnd.' Oregon.
COAL.
FIRESIDE WOOD COAL CO.. 808 X. Morrt-
ph'2I.'.I!,t m- 8,we4 eord wood.
WhlJSblvelyjjIrops. ' '.- - - ,- --
Western feed a- fuel ro. :
Ieslers In ail kinds ef coal, coke and char-
ccaL Phone. lOlg.
Vl'LCAN Coal Co., shole.sle deslers beat costs;
wuu wmrnr cise. oh numsine. -
jREGON FUELCOt; ajl kinds
844 Morrison. Phope, Main !
coa Land. wood.
KING COAL CO., Importers of high-grade bouse
coals. Phone, Main 1425, '
CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Prael Hegele at Co., 100 to 106 nth. cor Btark.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
THE DEVENYS, the only fclenttfle chiropodist
in iu. in, iinriom ui- All.ay Ding, ; - this
i. Is the long-haired gentlemen you Want to see,
' Grant-18. .- -.... j .
' - CEMENT CONTRACTORS. 1
CARTER A ELI, cement contractors, 271 Porter
st. tel.. rront WW. Work guarsnleed.
CEREAL KILLS.
ACME MILLS COv msnufsctnrers Ralston Acme
..grrMi.. v snu norm rront st, -
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
i. F. LUCY, carpenter, builder, general con-
inriwi pomi remoaenng, alterations, etc.;
cabinet work and tobhln a aneeUUr. . nAn
' and shop st foot of Y.amblll at., river front.
Phone, Blsck 2807.
JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter rnd builder," 807
nmiK .1., wiiii-n snu store Bxtiirea ount and
remodeled; altering and repair bouse. Phone,
1. -, i uiv, r.rimnier snu nuiiner; repairing
and jobbing! offloe fixtures, Residence phone.
West 72; shop. Main- 1941 4MI.4, Wssh. sr.
B ' . Tl V.- . . 4' - ' . . . "" .
A. J. AUTHORS sTco., csrpenters snd builders";
repsinna sna ginning; store snd office fixtures
, bill It. Shop 2i Columbia J - Phone. Clsy 1SSV.
EMKRYADEE. cai-nenters. do .11 kln,l. a
j -job work; store and of lice fixtures a specialty,
aajlmmne. , Clay 024. -
. w. I.OKOON, counters, shelving, housea built
ann repaireo. yiw rourth. Clay 174.
- DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL.
DR. n. J. CARNEY Vrlerlnsry surgeon, log
""" pixtn su i ncme, vain J44; res. phone,
Front 104. ,
EMPLOYMENT
TWO TIMES ABSOLUTELY FRE
Uhe Journal j& 'Phone
CORNICE-SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised Iron cornices,
J. C. Bayer, 2(J5 Second st. '
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKERS Misses Adams and Burleigh
. arrived from ivew iork Kovemlier 11; arst.
i claaa work guaranteed; apprentices wanted,
v 354 Salmon at. ' ',
DRESSES made for $4 to $t tailored skirts
W to aa; waists gi.ou to S3. D'.tt 'Jnnrman;
taKe itr ter. eare.-t-none- KiacK 3741,
THE 10TH CENTOKY dreaa-ruttlug system
. and ladles' tailnrlng. Mrs.- O. E. Thomas,
' room 3, 133',V 6th, JfjwmerlyJH2 3d.
BON 'MARCH8 DRESS PLEATING"CO., 332
Mohawk bldg.. Third and Morrison. Accordion
snd side pleating; pinking. Red 3206.
MISS O. GOULD Sunburst, accordion and knlfo
- plaiting to - order; steam process. 800-801
Msrqusm oik. - rnone. Clay m.
HUFFMAN LADIES' TAILOH makes a specialty
of $50 - suits. Rooma 431-4 Mahswk bldg.
Phone Main 3050. '
MRS. McKI BBEN. artistic, dresa and cloak
msklng. 551 Morrison at. ,. "'
MRS. M. KIBBEN. artistic, dresa and cloak
making. 551 Morrison St.- -.--
v DYEING AND CLEANING.
CICTHE8 CLEANED AND PRESSED $1 per
month, Unique Tailoring Co., 347 Washlng-
ton st. -' " '-
CITY STEAM DYEING A CLEANING WORKS
Herman - Enke, proprietor. . Phone, Main
1713. No. 65 6th it., near line, Portland, Or.
DECORATOR!.
HENRY BERGER 130 First at. ;. wallpaper.
Ingrains, tspestrlee, applique friexsr Inter
ior decorating.
EDUCATIONAL.
ELOCUTION Gillespie School of Expression;
- Mrs: Emma W. Gillespie, principal., 634 Mor
rison st. Phone Green 704.
-ELECTRICAL WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS Of Acs SSI
Stark st. Phone, Msln 2212.
FURNITURE.
OREGON Furniture Manufacturing company
Mannfacturera ot furniture for the trade. 208
First St. '- - -
HORSES AXD CARRIAGES. -
I BUY and sell horses, wagons, bnrglea,
harness. - Derby Livery Stable. , Fifteenth and
Burnslde.
RATERNAL BBgRAMOE.
ORDER OF; WASHINGTON Foremoat frater
nal society of Northwest; protects the llv.
Ing. J. L. Mitchell, supreme secretary, 012
- and 615 Marquam bldg., Portland, Or. Tela
' phone Main 642.
GRJOCERB
WADHAMS A CO.. wholesale arocers. mann
facturera and commission merchants. Fourth
ana usk srs.
HA SON. EHRMAN A CO., wholesale grocers;
r. v. cor. necono ana nne sis.
ALLEN A LEWIS, wholesale grocers. Port
land, Or. - ' " ' .
I.ANO CO., First snd Ankeny sts.
HATS REPAIRED.
NORTHWESTERN HAT FACTORY, msnufac
turers and expert remodlera of all kinds of
soft, stiff and allk bsts; renovating s spe
cialty. Phone, Hood 1706. 284 Bnrnslde St.
IRON WORKS.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS Engineer, manu
facturers of msrlne. mining. loa-Klna- and saw.
mill machinery; prompt attention to repair
work. Phone, Koat 20. Hawthorne ave A B. 3d
INSURANCE.
J, - PHILIP KENNEDY, lnanrance; resident
- agent norwicn cnion rire insurance Society,
Phone. Msln 1856. 44 Hamilton bldg.
JA8. Mcl. WOOD. emDlorers' llabllltv snd In
dividual accident; surety bonds of all kinds.
i-none si. concora Diag.
H. F. B ARTELS COMPANY, fire Insurance,
443 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone. Clay 628.
ISAAC L. WHITE, fire Insurance, 225 Sherlock
1'iiig. vregon pnone. Main eos. .
ARTHUR WILSON, fire insurance, Sherlock
rnone, aiain iisifl.
ISAAC L. WHITE, fire Insurance,
bldg.
800 Dokum
JEWELERS.
THE -0. HEITKEMPER CO.. manufacturing
jeweiers, eiorriaon St. s
MACHINERY. .
STEEL bridge machine works, east end of
bridge. -Phone East 416; work guaranteed.
THE- H. C. . ALBEB CO.. second-band ma-
ciiiiH-ry. sawmill, ete. zvt wane sve.
MONET TO LOAN.
UNCLE MYERS, i
UNCLE MYERS.
UNCLE MYERS.
UNCLE MYER8.
UNCLE MYERB.
UNCLE MYERB.
UNCLE MYERS.
UNCLE MYERB.
(Eatabllabed 1S69.)
143 Third Street,
- Near Alder.
Loans on Collaterals,
Low Rates.
UNCLE MYERS. Unredeemed Pledge for Bale.
UNCLE MYERS. Phone Main 810.
NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE,
7 North Third Street.
M. Miller, Prop.
loan en Collaterals, Law Bate, '
Unredeemed pledge for sale. ' Watch
Jewelry repairing. Phone, Red 987. -
nd
MONEY TO LOAN on real, personal and col
lateral security; specisl attention to chattel
mortgages; note bought. C. W. Psllet, 213
Comm-r'-lal blk, Phone, Grant 860.
MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city and farm
J property at lowest current rates; building
nana. Installment loan. . Wm. MacMaater,
Oil Worcester Ding
MONEY ADVANCED salaried people, teanutnra,
etc., without security: eaty payments; larg
est business In 49 principal cities. - Tolman,
223 Ahlngton bldg. .
IMMEDIATE LOANS In sums from $5 to $500
on sll securities. B. I. Kckerson A Co., room
o, vt asningten nmg. mono t isy la.
SHORT LOANS on chattel or other satlstsc
, tory security. Room 619 the Marquam. Phone,
tjregon wen zwoo.
LOANS In sums of 5 nd up on all kinds' of
, security. . W. A. Hathsway, room 10,-Wash
ington nmg. i none, nooa ei
MONEV , TO X61n on !arff? or em nil mount.
BlC lit sVf ah.UaH . .
Iiri Bi (lava moi iwn rti.
$00l TO LOAN on Arst mortgage real estate
uMwtl, rlfl.lnn Kl A- IV- OOA U...I. -'
MONEY TO LOAN on city lota an Improved
farms. W. A. Bhsw A Co.. 243 Btark at.
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS.
DR. MRS. CARET TALBOT, successfully trests
and cure all dlsesses-of women., Successful
. heme treatment by mall. 80S Salmon at., bet,
Flfthand Sixth it. -''-.' -
WAHOO REMEhlES are both doctor and drug
... gist; tbe Morae Electric Belt at half price,
and be Immune sgslnst disease . 91fr First St.
THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO., 611 Do-
Kitm. cures women s complaints i quickly.
Phope ; ..Home. Scott 41S2; office, msln 8008.
MUSIC At.
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND OtITAR Instructions
flven, cluns instructed, music arranged, music
urnlshed for receptions. Instruments selected.
Hal. Webber, 173 West Psrk. I'bouc, Main
PAUL F. KISRNER. elolln-msker and expert;
isernn, Boston, cnicago anil jsew York ref
erence.., lU ora 218. Uoodenongh bldg., ear.
Fifth and Yamhill.
PIANO, wind and string instrument Jessons.
i-roi. jv. a. buiiju, s ixtn St., inone, nrows
flfiB. '
MR. AND. MRS. H. A. WEBBER. Iristruclora
of nanlo. mandolin, guitar. 173 west Psrk.
PIANO LKSHONBW. Glfford Nh. 103 10th
St.; terms upon application. Beginners tsken.
GET A GOOD POSITION.
- Mafal 50-
NORTHWEST HOTELS.
Hotel Portland. American plan; $3, $5 per day
Sominer Hotel; La Grande; travelers' home. --
Belvedere; European plan; 4th and Alder sts.
St. Charles, First and Morrison sts., Portlsnd.
OSTEOPATHY,
DRS. ANNA' M. AND FRANK . BARK, grsdn
atea American School of Osteopath v and A. T,
Still Infirmary of Kirksvllle. Mo. Phona.
; Main 2m Room SOO. Deknm bldg. '
PERSONAL.
MEN DESIRING TO LEARN THE BARBER
TRADE should rail or write, for full psrticn
lara which will be given FREE and will put
you on the right road to success. T. M.
Lesbo, 167V4 First street., room 1. Portland. Or
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS are more -accurately
and reasonably Oiled at Eysell'a Phsrmsry.
AN ELEGANT lot Singer, New Home and '
White machines, $10 t-ach; New' Royal drop,
lead. $15, J. 8. Crsne. 850 Morrison.
WHITE HOUSE Cook Book (abridged), free to
, subscribers to Good Honsekeeping, at Jonas'
Book Store. 201 Alder et. . . .
MME. H. E. ELY, dermatologist, masssge, else
trlral treatment, removed, from 183 V First
to 11 Goodenoilgh bldg. - . ., ....
FRED G. WONDER Chicago Costttme house,
388 Morrison; established 18U0; tend for prim
list. ' ''' f .:; i- . ' J.,:'.-',-.'.,-
KODAKS snd supplies. Oregon Pboto Stock Co.,
i. n. tonen. mgr. woom Jt). yvaanington Bldg.
-.:' PAINTS, OIL AMD GLASS.
DAVID M. DCNNE A CO. Phoenix Paint and
Oil - Works; manufacturers and Importers
paints, oila and sprays, etc; phone 137. Office
aad factory. Sherlock ave and 10th at. ,
F. K. BEACH A CO. Pioneer Paint Co., selling .
the best things made In palnta and general
building material; window-glass and glailng
' a specialty. 136 First St.; phone, Main 1.184.
W. P. FULLER A CO., mannfacturera Pioneer
. Iad.' Phoenix Paint, Kopallne; a guaranti-e
given with every gallon ef paint manufactured
bv ns.
RASMUSHKN A CO., Jobbers, palnta, oils, glass;
sash and doors. 180 First
si.
OVERALLS,
BOSS OP THE ROAD OVERALLS and median.
Irs' clothing; union made; Neuatadter Bros.,
Mfgs., Portlsnd, Or. '.' '
PRINTLNO.
iNDERSON A D17NIWAY COMPANY, printing,
lithographing, blank book.. Phone, Mala 17,
208 Alder. - ...
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
COWLES BROS., professors of selentlfle physi
cal culture, nature neaitn-reatorer; parlors
and gymnasium at 231 Flfta st. Portland, Ot.
Consultation free. '
PLUMBER8.
TAYLOR A STANTON, gas and steam fitting,
witiTswra, ueer-pump supplies. PB nixtn SI.
FOX A CO., sanitary plumbers, 231 Second, bet.
Main and Salmon. Oregon phone. Main 2001.
DONNEUBERG A RADEMACHER, plumbersT
removed to 84 Fourth st. Both phones.
PLAITINO.
OREGON PLAITINO WORKS.' 401 Washington.
rmmiiB. mcrjuerips;. lei., wain xoia.
PHRENOLOGY.
KIND reader, see Prof. Griffith, opp, P. O.,
for a scientific delineation; consultation tree
' to all v
REMOVAL.
FRANK HACHENBY, No. '883 Sherlock bldg.,
No. 834 Third at, agent for New Zealand
and Tradera' Fire Insurance companies.
ROOriNO. ;
W. J. FERRELLf roof painting, repairing
Scott 942.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. 1
FOR SALE FARMS
Improved farms for sale In all parts et Or.
gon and Washington; payment made to ol
' purchasers. For full particulars as to varW
oua properties apply to Wm. MacMaater.
U Worcester bldg. -
CHOICE IX)TS close In $350, at $5 per month;
money loaned -for building purposes at t
per cent Wm. Beldt, 16 Wash, blk, FourtU
and Washington sts. '
B. J. BANFORD A CO., real estste. homesteads,
tlmlier elslms and state school lands. 24a
Ahlngton bldg.
F. A. KNAPP
- REAL ESTATE.
Room 2. Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
RUBBER STAMPS.
P. C. STAMP WORKS. 249 Alder St.. phone.
Mala 710; rubber sumps, seals, stencils, bag.
gsge and trade checks.
BOPE.
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO.t eor.
Fourteenth,
ana nortnrnp ats., Portland Or.
BIOBA.
WATRIX A PAINE SIGN CO- 810 Fine at,
n w.i- ov.o ' w
ronnt, via iu aiiw,
SPIRITUALIST.
MRS. .C. CORNELIUS, located In room 805.
Allsky bldg., cor. 8d and Morrison. Hood 408,
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES,
SHOWCASES of every description; bank, bag
and (tore flxturea made to order, R. Lutk A
Co., Portland and Seattle.
SAFES.
BUY" YOUR SAFES of J. B. Davia; your re
paW and lockonts1 ssfaly done.- 68 Third st.
SPECIAL. DELIVERY.
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY No. 200ft Wash
ington at. Phone, Or,, Msln 982.
f
STORAGE AfD TRANSFER, '
C. O. PICK, office 88 First t., between Stsrt
and Oak sts.; phone 608; piano and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping; com.
modioli fireproof brick warehouse, - Front and
" Clay sts. . ; -
SLOT MACHINES.
THE LATEST KIND ot alot machines of every '
description tor sate or percentsge; also 100
different kinds ot novelties. A. J. Cranwell
A Co., 218 to 224 Abjjigton bldg.
TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE CO. Slot
machine. S. . E. Park and Oak. . Fhon,
Main 138. - ..;t. ' ..,.t ."
MACHINES of every description for aale or per-
rentage., -1 rana uriimii, eta ana cwimon.
BOOM 900, the Dekum bldg.; private office fog
imirr airiaiinn; ircnerai ntnee eervice. -
TYPEWRITERS.
I0ST TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS
2.10 Stsrk Street
W rant, repslr. sell, exchange -typewriters.
All anppUea for all machine.
Do you want a stenographer or typist I i s
W bars list of good applicants.
rbone, Black 2871. .
JTO WEL SUPPLY.
vi', ivn nwi .aiijx i.omn, nrusn. soap,
ei fT moo ui. imwrcnce Bros.- Towel Bupnlr '
company, 4th and Couch. Phone 429.
UPHOLSTERERS.
H. JOHNSON, chsircsner. reedwork 318 Haw
LV'vii. , i iiuuv, t,U10U ilfU.