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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOITRNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EYEyiKQ, ' JAKUART 28. 1904. 10 TO BRING IIS W CLOSER TOUCH Bznsioir or COKSTITXmOir 07 PESEBATED TRADES COUHCTIi ABOUT COMPLETED PROVIDES ro Apponmmre or gkiet- ' AHTCE COMMITTEES. In a. short time the work of Reorgan izing the Federated Trades , Council, which has been In pi-ogress for the past six weeks, will be completed. The re vision of the constitution has taken up i most of the time, and when given the finishing touches it will be entirely dif ferent irom the old Instrument. Under tho new organisation," says it A. Duke Of the cigarmakers' union. "'grievance committees will be appointed from tho various sections of the Keder ated Trades Council to fettle differences which may arise with employers. On thoso committee there will be water- front representatives, "men from the -allied printing trades, from the build ing trades and from every other section of organised labor. It will then not be - necessary, As it oftentimes transpires under the present organization, to send a printer or cigarmaker out on a mission to adjust difficulties between the car penters, for Instance, and the Master Builder association. SVe Will send men who understand the nature of the work and who can talk Intelligently on tha subject. ' "That has been one of the weak points "of1 the W constitution. Under it we had a standing grievance committee of : three, men and an arbitration commit-; tee of-Ave. They were empowered to settle .all grievances which came up. As a result many of them knew abso lutely nothing about the work they went out to investigate. The average printer knows nothing about loading a hip, and usually plumbers are hot. very familiar, with the art of rolling cigars. - employers in that line and impress upon their; minds any good reasons why the demands of their employes should be granted., . . . . .. J. ;.;'' Now each trade will "be represented on th'cs(e committees, and much better re sults are likely to follow. The unions have been just as niuch opposed to the old system as some of the employers were, but the' constitution provided for only that way of doing things. The new constitution and plan will give far, bet ter satisfaction air around, and the various trades will be brought into closer touch than ever before." - . DEMOCRATS PLAN TO SUPPORT TURNER Spokane, Wasli., JanTJS. Th"eDemoi crats of Washington are planning to support George Turner for v.ice-presl- dent The candidacy of Judge Turner has passed "the speculative stage and bids fair to become active and aggres sive. Judge Turner himself has neither encouraged nor discouraged the sugges tion of his name for second place on the national ticket, and his friends believe that if a stiff movement in his behalf is inaugurated he will consent to being a candidate. - Following the suggestion of. Judge Turner's name by Senator Fred T. Dubois of Idaho. Judge Turner i, received numerous letters from promi- : rent Democrats throughout the United States, including many of his former colleagues in the United States senate, t expressing the hope that he would be come a candidate, and ' pledging him their support. These letters have not, of course, been made- public, but their receipt is -known to Judge Turner's friends, and has created much hope that he can secure the nomination. If it , is decided i to use Judge Turner's name, a systematic movement will be made In his behalf. The promoters of his boom will not rest content with the securing for him the support of Wash ington and the two adjoining states of Oregon and Idaho, but will endeavor to line up the entire Pacific coast, and par ticularly the states like Montana, Colo rado, Utah, Nevada, California, Wyo ming and Nebraska, where the Bryan Jintlmejitjwas .strona-jn 1896. ; State Democratic leaders recognize . that, in all probability, the next Demo cratic nominee will be a man in sympa :' thy with the eastern wing of the party. . They hope to take advantage of a sen timent in favor of conceding the vice presidential candidate to the Bryan or i western wing of the party, to secure tho nomination of Judge Turner. They figure that his hjgh standing and his wide acquaintance with party leaders throughout the , nation, and particu larly the Democratic senators and rep resentatives, will give him a great deal of prestige. The local leaders of the party are practically unanimous - in ' favor of the Turner movement Ad - miration for Judge Turner personally, and a belief that his nomination would , strengthen the party locally, are the two elements which constitute their en thusiasm. The more exuberant of them claim that his nomination would give .Washington the Democratic national ticket while the more conservative of them figure that his nomination would head off what threatens to be a, wild . Roosevelt stampede In the West Judge Turner will make a trip to the national , capital next month, and after he talks to party leaders there, he will probably -know definitely whether he will' be a candidate. He has declined thus far ' to make any statement for publication. TELL PBOM 8TEAKXB SEC. . Kalama. Wash... Jan. 28. On Monday, - January 15, the body of a man was found !n the river near Martin's bluff, The county coroner was Immediately . summoned and an investigation made, s The body answered to the following de- scrlptlon: Height 6 feet 7 inches, weight about 160 pounds, and age be tween SO and 35. The body had been in the water some time. . It was clothed in ordinary underwear, with an overshirt . of black and white striped cotton, black pants and vest, .cotton socks and black shoes with patent leather tips. He had in his pocket a purse containing 11.60 In silver, two pocket knives, one white -. , cotton handkerchief, one full box of cigarettes and one half plug tobacco. He was smooth shaven, of florid com plexion and wore a narrow gold ring on the little finger of his left hand. The I ring was not removed" during the ex- ' amlnatlon. No papers were found upon the body and as there were no marks of violence. Coroner Kendt deemed it un- ' .necessary to call a Jury. The Investi gation, revested nothing at all concern 'lug the Identity of the body and it was Interred at Martin's Mutt. Some three ': or four weeks ago a man was reported tu .have fallen from the deck of the , steamer Sarah Dixon and drowned. The body was not recovered and it Is pons I -' bio that the body of the man found at Martin's bluff was that of ths man lost . on the Sarah Dixon. i v It Wbs Good to Sec. How the guests enjoyed the coffee served at a reception one night this veek. It was OountryHClub Mocha and Javathus th smiles, 1 THE JOURNAL desires to secure as souvenirs four more of the CASH RECEIPT TICKETS issued to Classified Advertisers. The num- bers wanted are A68, A-94, B-8, B.22 For these tickets wili be paid $2.00 each. Examine your re ceipt tickets and see if you have one or more of those desired, and bring to the counting room of The Journal and receive $2.00 apiece for them. RATES FOR Classified Ads SITUATIONS WANTED (Male or Female): To the extent of 25 word TWO TIMES FREE; over 25 '. words, 1 cent a word. FOR RENT, BOARD. ROOMS and all other classifications 5 cents per line, of 7 words, each Insertion. . MEETING NOTICE. MINNEHAHA TB1BE, No. 2. Improved Order Red Men. Ths regular meetings will b bold in the new wigwam, Willamette hall, No. 1704 Second street, at 8 o'clock p. m. each Thursday evening. PAGE CARTER, Sachem. t. CAR8TENSEN, Chief of Records. NOTICE. WB JI AV'K appointed Loewenberg A Going Co. of Portland, Or., aole agents for all of oar hotel ranges and restaurant good. John Van Ranee Co.. Cincinnati. O. MALI HI LP -BAKTES. WANTED General agent for tba state of Ore. . gon Investement Corporation; tig salary guar- anteed; experience in Industrial Insurance or Tontine. Address, - stating experience end references. J. M. Banford, P. 8. M. Co., 137 Montgomery street. SB Belden Block. San Franclveo, CaL MEN" and women to learn the bHrber trade: new class for ladles just starting. Call or write for particulars aud If in doubt make a personal Investigation. American Barber College, 253 Everett St., Portland. " MEN to learn barfier "trade: only 8 weeks re quired; S rears saved; positions secured when competent: catalogue mailed free. Molor System college. Hun Francisco Cal, S30 TO WO Pr eek la made by writing acel dent and sick beneflti In the Union-Mutual Aid association." Call or address 401 Mar- nnam building. Portland. Or. WANTEDMm capable of taaii,e chart of a gurd, paying restaurant: small capital re quired. a wo, are journal ITONETER EMPLOYMENT CO. Labor cos tractors; belp fret to employers. 818 Mor rlson. DR WHITE'S Specific No. 1 guaranteed to cure gonorrhea In 10 dars: No. IVr snd 83 curs gleet and stricture In SO darsi No. 3. syphilis and bloM poison In 00 dsys; No. 10, tba only specific for weak men, old or younjt, thin specific makes Ton a man. Call or writ, ' Dr. White Medicine company, 80S Stark St. - HELP WANTED FEMALE. WANTED fllrl for general housework: J block ; si.utl. of Prettymsn'a station, Mount Tabor. ' Call In forenoon. WANTED Lady agent, to handle the best thing out; big commission. Address 41 D esre Journal. , SITUATION WANTED MALE. WANTED Position by married man of 45, as watchman In city; cither day or night; esn give best of references. Address 430 Sou lb Fourth st. WANTED Position by day. work of any kind; amall wages; cannot apeak English. Apply Raker, room 41. Oregon hotel. First and Davis. LOST AED FOUND. ' LOST A gentleman's watch and fob; finder wilt berewrdert by returning same te Bath ft Bandrs, 1415 First at. $25 rewsrd. T BUSINESS CHANCES. ASK DOBBINS ABOUT IT! If your business Is all run down and needs tonic, the quicker, yon send for me the better. I may be able to auggest remedy to bring about change for the better. If . the business Is fair, but In your opinon It could be better a talk with me about it will st yon nothing unless I aery you In a bencllclnl way, and In that case yon would willingly psy a reasonable price. I have changed the channel of trade to th door of many a run-down store In other cities; why not In Portland. Yon don't know me, but I . cm willing you should, and without cost to yon. Can furnish yon with references that will Inform you woo I am and tell yon of my ability to do es I sny I can. A postal . card addressed to DOBBINS, P. 0. box 121. will bring me In s hnrry. BL'SINESS CHANCES. A Tery Important de. partment of a want page Is that deroted to ''Business Chances," and It la. probably, one of the classincstlon mrst largely read. Any one, either msn or woman, who ban a few hundred dollars may And a magnet In' the business-chance column, resdlng It from day to day. watching for a "chance" to invest their Idle capital to the best advantage. The Interest tn 4hn "Business Cnsnce" column Is not confined to people locally, as many people out of town are watching ,.fof a 'chance" tn eome to the city and. Invest their capital or go Into . business. The "Business Chance" column of The Journsl want pass should be watched from day to day. . WANTED Partner. Have exurllent location for meat market; want paitner with 1400. A97, care Journal. WHY pay rent when you can own a borne and pay for It in amonnts thst are leas thsn the rent yon now psy 1 You need not buy a lot or make a large first payment to do it. In vestigate. Order tit Fraternal Horn BayorSr 1 eio-eu atcivay Diag. , . AGENTS WANTED. WE WANT 10,000 agents for greateat household seller ever invented; best money-maker on record; actually sells to every bouse; send 15c for complete sample and our two mam moth catslnffuea of agents' supplies. South ern Mercantile Co.. Dept. 98, Houston, Teg. FOE BENT. FOR RENT 9-room house,. Irvington. 462 Esst Fifteenth St., North. . AOS WANTED. 6 HORSES for sale or exchange; 1100 to 1300. Ward A Son. Seventh and Stark. "TOSTT LOST -Bird dog 6 months old: hlsck and white: i name on collar, 1. A, Adann, 914 Garfield ave. B. ANSWER 'No advertisement, which has been read by and has made any im pression on a fair number of people, is a failure. Seed-time most be all the time; harvest time will not fail." ". Thl morning several merchants re cefvee) a mailing card asking a ques ; Hon, to which the abova Is tha answer. , S mm FOE SALE. FOR 'SALE .120 acrea of land. 3 miles from , h,lsiunth Falla; pr exchange for smaller place near 1'oriisuu. i. Bcnweruimsnn, muaoaie. Or. All FOR SALE A Fourth st. Kimball organ, cheap. 611 H)R SALE One good music box: very chesn. 8m Wslker. 15 Fifth St. B.15-T FOR 8AI.E Strong l.crse. spring wsgou end soir.t- farming Jmpl'mei.ts. Address Rohtn son. University Park. St. Johns motor line. FOR SALE Fine French range, with galvanised Iron hood; new boiler and stand: Iron shelves. : Adrdess Box R. 9, care Journsl. ASPHALT PAVING. THE Trinidad Aaphalt Paving Co. of Portland. Office tKiS Worcester blk. BAEBEHS. GET shaved st the best barber shop In Portland; ix artists: electric race masrnga machines. Frank T. Rogers, 266 Alder St. A -60 EXCHANGE. There are manv monls in Portland, and ssi clally ladies, who have articles of value, but ot no further asmos, such aa books, china, remnants of nisca goods, musical instruments. jewelry, furniture, games, brio-a-brao, or in ian any article too vsiuaBis to throw away but not marketable, that they would like to exchange for something of equal value but useful. Te such the ''Exchange" column is opened, and you are invited to advertise what you have and what you would like to oxohange it for. The rata Is only S oenta per lias. Watch this column for what yon may want. EXCHANGE Old Stradavarius vtolla for camera. 611 Fourth St. AfH) AN OIL HEATER nesrly new will he exchsnged for anything of vslue. Address B10, Journsl. I HAVE 20 yards new matting I will exchange for Jewelry. Adrdess B6. care Journal. WILL exchange 6 dining-room chairs In good order for silverware. Adress Bill. Journal. DOOL the landlord and pay less thsn rent for your own home. You don't buy a lot to get the home. We buy the lot and build the house to your likng. See us. Order of Fra terns 1 Home Buyers. 810-611 McKay bldg. K00KB. NICELY furnished rooms, suitable for 2 gen tlemen or gentleman and wife. B28 Taylor st. THE LINCOLN, just opened, 409 Morrison st., cor. 1th, has the best furnished rooms In the city; hot and crld running1 water; stcum heat, electric llghta, batha. and all modern ap pointments; new building; every facility for ..caring for th traveling public: moderate rmes. . can, prop, rnone. Main ail. THE PALMER HOT'SE. 8. E. cor. Alder and rr bis., loruierir ine ppaiaing. toe most complete apartment house In the city: entirely .-.renovated: steam heat. gas., electric light, por celain baths; every modern convenience; toor Ist and transient trsde solicited. I HAVE a few more single rooms elegantly furnished, suitable for gentlemen; bath and phone; also housekeeping suites. Mrs. J. U. Ps liner. 230 H Russell st, SINGLE rooms, day, week or month; home keeping rooms with pantry and running water; thoroughly renovated and newly furnished. 171 West Park. THE COSMOS Fourth and Morrison, furnished housekeeping suites, suite and single rooms; 83 per week and np. HOTEL Vsndome. cor. 13th and Alder; fur nlshed rooms with board: y.esonsble rates. NEW HOUSE just opened 1SRV Morrison: trsnslent trade solicited; fine location. THE CASTLE 872 Washington st; rooms for gentlemen;, trsnslent. Te kuth T6i. S81 YAMHILL t the Yamhill; newly fur nlshed: stesm heat; light and bath. BOOMS AND BOARD. ROOMS WITH BOARD, well 'furnished; moders conveniences: table board. 221 18th st HOMES ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR monthly payments that will not exceed th IHknf .M BM nnw .1-- - - - - ' - " imjiiiH in ran own your own home. Why pay rent? See ua fo psrtlciilars. Order of Fraternal Home Buyeers, 610 611 McKay bldg. ' ATTORNEYS. J0HS T. WHAttETTstfofMy-IawrTIcKay EMMONS EMMONS. Worcester bld. attorneys-at-law. (44 S. B. RIGGEN, attorney and counsellor-at-law; iwrwry. o..-n'T) iioingron niug. H. B. DICKINSON, attorney-st-lsw and notary public. 608 Commercial bldg. BARGING AND LIOHTERINO. OREGON BOUND LUMBER CO., 181 Burnside st Pbone, Grant 1171. CAFE, THE OFFICE. 285 Washington at, Pbona, S. Msln 771. Vlgneaux ft Pickett. CEMENT CONTRACTORS. PIONEER cement contractor, J. F. Ohroek; all Kiinrninrwi. .noaress lW f ItCU St. r. suaross ji.ru BnYtir. Phone. Union 5082 CASTER ft ELI, cement contractors. 271 Porter i. in,, rront igwt. wort guaranteed. CEREAL KILLS. ACME MILLS CO.. manufacturers Balaton Acme vt-rwiw. o snu worm rront st. CROCKERY AND OLAS8WAEE. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Prael Hotels ft Co.. 100 to 106 8th. cor Stark. CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST. MADAME JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant and Palm ist: readings dally: truth or no pay. 2S9 Third street. MRS. 8. B. SKIP, clairvoyant snd life reader. at im. cunusy, I ;m p. m.. Willamette Ball. MR8. STEVENS. Portland's leading paimiat and ciairroysni. tna lamnill. ncsdlngs BOe. CHIMNEY SWEEP. LOOK OUT FOR FIRE D. D. Wood, chimney sweep; nrepiare. oricx ana terrs-cotts flues perfectly cleaned. Iave orders at Avery ft Co.. 82 Thirds at. Phone. Main 1372, ' COAL. WESTERN FEED ft FUEL CO. Dealers In ail kinds ot coal, coke and char cca i. rnone, iui. FJItESIDE WOOD A COAL CO.. 808 E. Morri son, phone East 486. Sawed cord wood. White ft Bhlvely, props. VULCAN Coal Co., wholesale dealers best coals; foundry and smelter coke. 329 Burnside. OREGON FUEL CO.; all kinds coal and wood. 844 Morrison. Phone, Main 65. KINO COAL CO., Importers of high-grade hooss coals. Phone, Main 1426. . No. 19 DRESSMAKING. DRESSES made for $4 $3 to SS waists $1.50 take S or lS-st. cars. to in; tsllored skirts to S3. R26 Tbnrmaa: rnone macs met. MRS. McKIBBEN. artistic making. 6M Morrison st. drees Aid cLak. THE DBVENYS. the only scientific chiropodists in tne city; parlors sui-z ausxy Diag.; this is tba long-haired gentlemen you want to see. ursnt io. - , " CIGARS AND TOBACCO. EKBERG-GUNST CIGAR CO.r- Distributor of ' FINE CIGARS. ' Portland. Oregon. CABPEKTEE8 ANS BUILDERS. J. F. LUCY, carpenter, builder, general eon trsotor; house remodeling, alterations, etc.: csblnet work and jobbing a specialty. Office ana shoo at foot of lamblU st., liver front. none, itlaek M H. F. CLARK, carpenter and builder; repairing sna jooniug; oince fixtures. Ken. denes nnone, West T82; shop. Main 1941. 40,1 Wash. St. A. J. ATJTH0R8 A CO.. carneuters and builders: , repairing and jobbing; store snd office fixtures num. unop zuw I'oiumma. rnone. Clay isoi. G. W. GORDON, couritera. ahelvlng. houses built ana repaired. 20H Fourth. -Clay 174, CORNICE-SKYXIOHTB. MRTAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised iron cornices. J. uayer. zo second at. v DYEING AND CLEANING, CICTHE3 CLEANED AND PRESSED $1 V oiomn. unique tailoring uo xi yi asoing ton st. CITY STEAM DYEING A CLEANING WORKS Herman Bnke, proprietor. Phone, Mais 1713. No. 65 6th at., near Pine, Portland. Or. FARISIAN Cleaning Works, 411 Morrison st. Pbone. Main 2074. ' DOG AND H0SBE HOSPITAL. DR; B. J. CARNEY Veterinary surgeon. 108 rortn nixrn st. rnone. Main isss; res. pa one. Front 1114. i DE00RAT0B8. HENRY BERGER 130 First St.; wallpaper, ingrains, tapestries, .appuque iriexea, inter lor decorating. 1 ELECTRICAL WORKS. PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS Office 381 wtarx at. roone. Main 2212. t FURNITURE. OREGON Furniture Manufacturing company mnnuiaciurers oi lurniture lor the trnqe. zoa riil m. t HOESES AND CARRIAGES. I BUY and sell borses. wagons, burgles. oarneas. uerny i.irery oiaois. f uteeatn and Burnslde. FRATERNAL INSURANCE. ORDER OP WASHINGTON Foremost frater- nsi society or Northwest; protects the liv ing. J. L. Mitchell, supreme secretary, 612 and 615 Marnnam bWg., Portland, Or. Tele phone Main 642. HATS REPAIRED, NORTH WE8TERN HAT FACTORY, manufae- mrera ana expert remodler ot all kinds of soft, stiff and silk bats; renovating a spe cialty. I'hnne. Hood 1706. 264 Burnside St. GROCERS. WADHAMS CO., wholesale grocers, mano- lacrarera ana commission mercDants. rourtn and Oak ats. MASON. EHRMAN ft CO.. wholesale grocers; ci. w . cor. necona ana nne sis. ALLEN A LEWIS, wholesale grocers. Port :euu, vr. LANG ft CO.. First and Ankeny ats. INSURANCE. ISAAC L. WBIJE. fire Insurance. 800 Dekum o. ug. . PHILIP KENNEDY, insurance; resident agent Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Phone. Main 1HS6. 44 Hamilton bldg. JA8. Mcl. WQOD, employers' liability and In- aiviuuai acciaem; surety oonaa oi au Klnaa. i none t. t-oncorq bldg H. F. B ARTELS COMPANY. Are Insurance. 448 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone. Clay 826. FIRE INSURANCE J. P. Kennedy ft Co., 44 nam i ron mug, t'none, Mam ihob. ARTHUR WILSON, Are Insurance, Bherlock bldg. Phone. Main 1008. IRON WORKS. PHOENIX IRON WORKS Engineers, manu facturers of marine, mining, logging and uv mill machinery; prompt attention to repair wora- rnone, east a. Hawinorne ave tt K. 3d JEWELERS. THE G. HEITKEMPER CO.. mapufacturlng jrweiCTi, ikid morriaon sx. MONEY TO LOAN. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. : (Established 1868.) 143 Third Street. Near Alder. Loans on Collaterals. Low Bate. UNCLE MYE88, -Unredeemed Plsdges for 1 UNCLE MYERS. . Pbone Main 910. A NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE, 7 North Third Street. M. Miller, Prop. Loans un Collaterals, Low Bates. Unredeemed pledges for sale. Watcb Jewelry repairing. Phone, Clay 307. and LOANS ON THE EASY-PAYMENT TLAN TO SALARIED PEOPLE, STBICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, Offlce hours, 9 a. m. to 0 p. m. Phone 224. Room 716. The Dekum bldg B. W. cor. Third and Waahlngton sts. MONEY TO LOAN on real, personal and col lateral security; special attention to chattel mortgages; notes bought C. W. Pallet, 213 Commercial blk. Phone, Grant 860. MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city and farm Iiroperty at lowest current rstes; building oans, installment loans. Win. MacUaster, 811 Worcester bldg. HONEY ADVANCED salaried people, teamsters, etc., without security: eaiy payments; larg--'est business In 49 princlpsl cities. Tolman. 22S Ablngton b!dg CHATTEL loan In amonnts ranging from $25 to $5,000; rooming-houses a specialty. New Era Loan ft Trust Co., 206 Ablngton bldg. SHORT LOANS on chattels or other satlsfs tory security. Room 619 the Marquam. Pbone, Oregon Bed 2KS8. LOANS In sums of $6 snd up on all kinds of security, w. A. tiatnaway. room iu, wssn ington bldg. Phone,. Hood 418. MONE TO LOAN on large or small s mounts on good security, lowest rates. William G. Beck. 307 Falling bldg. -SALARY LOANS;' no delay; buslneas confiden tial; easy terms, nortnweat .Loan to.,, szi Ahlngton ning. $tioo to LOAN on first mortgage real estate security, Clayton. King ft Co.. 226 Stark st. MONflTiro LOAlTTn city lota snd Improved fsrms. W. A. Shaw ft Car 248 Stark st.- SnORT LOANS on ill kinds of chsttle security. Northwest Loan Co.. 21 Ahlngton bldg. MEDICAL 8PE0IAXIBTB. THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO.. 611 De - kum. Cures women's complaints quickly. Phones: Home. Scott 4182; offlce. main 8068. MUSICAL. PIANO, wind and string Instrument lessons. Prof. E. A. Smithy 264 12th St. , Phone, Brows 695. MR. AND MRS. H. A. WEBBER, Instructors of bsnjo. mandolin, gultsr. 178 West Psrk. MACHINERY. THE H. C. ALBEB CO., second-hand ma chinery, snwmlll. etc. 24 Grand ave. NORTHWEST HOTELS. Hotel Portland, American plan; 3, $5 per dsy Belvedere; European piss; 4th and Alder sts. OVERALLS. BOSS OF TnB ROAD OVERALLS and rnechss. lea' clothing; union made; Neustadter Bros., Mfgs.. Portland. Or. PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS. DAVID M. DUNNB ft CO. Pboenlz Paint and Oil Worka; manufacturers and Importers paints, oils and sprays, etc.; phone 187. Of See and factory, Sherlock, sve and lBth st., f.' it. BEACH ft CO. Pioneer -I'alnt Co., selllng , the best things made in paints and general building material: wlndow-glaas and glairing a apeclalty. lMrstjitjj)hoje.Jliiln 1334. W. P. FULLER- CO., msnnfacturers IMonser Ijesd. I'hoenlg Paint, Xopallne; a guarantee riven with every gallon of paiut msuufsctursl y us. BAHMLSrEN ft CO.. lohliers, puluta, oils, glass, . sash and doors. 180 first st. Can you tell what -want ad" classification this picture, represents? ft Answer to Yesterday'! Picture Situations WANTED. OSTEOPATHY. ' DRS. ANNA M. AND FRANK J. BARR. gradu ates American School of Oateopathy and A. T. Still Infirmary of . Klrksvllle. Mo. Phone. Main 2226. Room 800 Dekum bldg. . A76-85 PERSONAL. VIAVI TWmost successful curative medium known is not merely a Portland eataoiisn. n.ent. In all large cities-and towns of the United State. Canada. Europe. Australia, South Africa, you And Viavl known and used. Call or write for Information; It costs you nothing. Office 28 Lewis bldg., cor. Park and Morrison sts. Lectures Thursdays, 3:80 p. m. Consultation free. '' YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS are more accurately snd reasonably filled at Eysell's Pharmacy, 227 Morrison St., b:t. First snd Second sts. PR4VATB home Ii CflnhnemenfTvcry 'coifiTwtT trained nurses; doctor In attendance: strictly confidential. Address Home, care Journal. MME. H. B. ELY, dermatologist, scalp treat ment, shampoo and electric massage, removed from IB IVt First to 211 Goodenough bldg. WHITE HOUSE Cook Book (abridged), free to sulwcrtbers to Oord Housekeeping, at Jones' Book Store. 291 Alder st. -, . FRED O. WONDER Chicago Costume bouse. 388 Morrison; established 1890: rend for pries list. A YOL'NG woman with fine soprano, voice wisnes to join choir. Address a. B journal. KODAKS and supplies. Oregon Pboto Stock Co., l. v. txmen. mar. Room 16. Wsshlngton bldg. PRINTING. ANDERSON ft DUNIWAY COMPANY, printing. utnograpning, blank books. Phone, Main 17. 208 Alder. PHRENOLOGY. KIND reader, see Prof. Griffith, opp. P. O., tor a acientioc aeiineatioo; consultation free to all. PLUMBERS. TAYLOR A STANTON, gas and ateam fitting. eievarors, peer-pump supplies, Bixtn st. FOX ft CO., ssnltsry plumbers. 231 Second, bet Main ana salmon. Oregon phone. Main ,2001. DONNERBERG ft RADEMACHER, plumbers. removen io m rourin St. Horn pnones. PLAITING. OREGON PLAITING WORKS. 491 Washington. Plaiting, lacquering.. Tel.. Main 2576. REMOVAL. FRANK HACHENEY, No. 833 Sherlock bldg., . No. 884 Third at., agent for New Zealand ana Traaers nre insurance companies. RUBBER STAMPS. P. C. STAMP WORKS. 249 Alder at., pbone, Main 7iu; runner atampa, seals, stencils, nag gage and trade cheeks. REAL ESTATE FOX SALE. FOR SALE FA RMS- Improved farms for sale In all parts ot Ore gon and Washington; paymenta made to suit purchasers, r or roil particulars aa to van oua , properties apply to Wm. . MacMaster, FOR 48ALK Nice B-room cottage with bsth, closet, nsntry. 4 rooms tn basement. 60-bar rel cistern, cement walks, good barn, all kinds bearing fruit trees. 2 lots. 894 Oxford St., Clovnrdale, r block from Union ave., opp. Piedmont. B. J. BANFORD A CO.. real estate, bomestesds. Hmhf elalnuu-uuLaif schools l.nrt. g-f Ablngton bldg. F. A. KNAPP REAL ESTATE. Boom 2. Chamber of Commerce Bldg. HOPE. PCRTLAND CORDAGE CO.. cor. Fourteenth and Nortbrnp sts.. Portland or. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES. SHOWCASES of every description; bank, bar and store fixtures made to order. B. Lutks ft Co.. Portlsnd and Seattle. SPIRITUALIST. MRS. C. CORNELIUS, located In room 8011. Altsky bldg.. cor, 8d and Morrison. Hood 403. SPECIAL DELIVERY. POST SPECIAL' DELIVERY. No. 200 ft Wash ington st. Phone, Or., Main 962. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. 0. O. PICK, offlce 88 First St., between Stark and Oak sts.; pbooe Cflfl; pianos and furni ture moved and psckeif for shipping; com modious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. . ' SIGNS. WATRIN ft PAINE SIGN . CO., 810 Pine st Phone. Msln 8708. SLOT MACHINES. THE LATEST KIND of slot machines ot every description for sale or percentage; also 100 , different kinds of novelties. A. J. Cranwell ft Co., 218 to 224 Ablngton bldg TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHJNB 0. -Slot machines. 8. B. Park antf . Oak. Phone, Main 188. " - MACHINES of every description for sale or per centage. Frank Griffith, 4th and Salmon. TYPEWRITERS. YOST TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS 230 Stsrk Street, We rent, repair, se'i. exebsnge typewriters. All supplies for all mscblnes. Do you want a stenographer or typist! i We have list ot good applicants. Pbone, Blaek 2871. SAFES. BUY YOUR SAFES of J. I. Deris; your re palra and lockouts safely done. 06 Third st STENOGRAPHERS, BOOM 800, the Deknm bldg.; private offices for letter dictation: general offlce service. SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS bought, sold and exchanged at tne Old Book store, 229 Yamhill St., bet. First and Second. Late copyrighta exchsnged. TOWEL SUPPLY. CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Comb, brasb, soap. l per montn. tswrence Bros.' Towel supply company, 4th and Couch. Phone 429. WHERE TO DINE. THE OFFICE. 289 Washington- at.. Pbone, S. Main 771. J. W. Talbott, prop, Portland, Or. BTROUSE'S RESTAURANT, first-class meals, pest service. an wssningion st. CAFB KRATZ, 122 SUM St. A Sne lunch served at ail hours, WALLPAPER. MORGAN WALLPAPER CO., 184-186 Second at., net. lamnui ana Taylor. Portland. FINANCIAL, L ASS TTZ.TOW, BARKERS, . (KstaDllabed In itttaM Transacts a General Banking Business. Interest Allowed on Time Deposits. Collections made at all points en fsvorshle terms. Letters of credit Issued available to Eu rope ana an points in tne unitea Diaies. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New lork. Washington. Chlcsgo. Btv Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and Mou- Una ana British Columbia. Exchange sold on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort, Hong Kong, Yokohama, Manila and Monoimn. u NTTED STATES NATX BAHX OF PORTLAND, OREGON. NORTHWEST COB. THIRD AND OAK STS. Transacts a General Banking Business. DRAFTS ISSUED Available in all cities of tbe United States snd Europe, Hong Kong snd Manila, COLLECTIONS HADE OX FAVORABLE TERMS r President J. C. AINSWOKTH Vice-President W. B. AYER Csshler...., B. W. SCHMEER Asrlrtant Cashier ....A. M. WRIGHT I OUTDO ft SAW rSABTOXSOO BAHX, L . - XOWTES. Chamber of Commerce, Building, Third 1 sad Stark Streets. Head Office, SS Old Broad street. London, This bank transacts a general banking bust eiss, makes loans. dlcounts bills and Issues let trs of credit available for travelers and for ths pnrcbnse of merchandise In any city of (he world. ueaM in lorngn and domestic exchangs, Interest Paid on Time Deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. CIBST HATIOIf AI BAHK - ,-- - :j f of Portland, Of. Deslgnsted Depository snd Flnsndst Agent ot the United States. President A. L. MILLS Cashier.,.. J. W. NEWKIRK Assistant Cashier W. O. At.VORD Becnna Assistant cannier. .... B. r. STEVENS. letters of credit issued available In Europe and khe Eastern States. Sight Exchange and Telegraphle Transfers scig on New York. Boston. Chicago, St. Louis. St. Paul. Omaha. San Francisco and the prlocl- n i .Mum in ine a:iriDvsr, Sight snd time hills ilr.sn In snms a atit n London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-ths wnin. Hong Kong. Yokohama. Copenhagen. Christlanla. Stockholm. . Bt. Petersburg, Mos ccw. Zurich. Honolulu. , Collections made on favorable terms. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK, , PORTLAND, OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON. . . . . . ,T. .. . ..... President R. L. DURHAM.. Vice-President R. W. HOYT Cashier GEORGE W. HOYT..... Assistant Cashier Transacts s General Banking Buslsesa. Drafts and letters of credit issued available to all parts of the world. Collections a Specialty. Gold Dnat Bought. SECUAUTI SAVnTOS ft TBTJBT OO. S66 Morrison St.. Portland, Or. Transants s General -Banking Buaineaa. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Interest Allowed on Time and Savings Deposits. Acts sa Trustee for Eststes. - Drafts anl letters of credit available in all parts " oi ine worm. CTT.AP.AMf.. .. . .President L. A. LEWIS i.... First Vice-President A. L. MILLS Second Vice-President It. q. jubitz ....Becretsry M OKRIS BBOS. ft CHKISTXNSEN, Successors to MORRIS ft WHITEHEAD. BANKERS. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS. PORTLAND OR, 0 TEBBECK, ST ABB ft COOKB CO, ( Successors to Bolton, da Bnyter ftXo.) Members Chicago Board ot Trade. Oralis. Provisions, stocks, Bonds and Cotton.. 103 Third Street, Near Stark. Pbona, Main, 313... We are connected by private .wires with Messis. Logan ft Bryan. Chicago and' New York; Walker Bros.. J. 8. Bache A Co.. New York Stock Exchange, Hubbard Bros, ft Co., New York Cotton Exchsngo; Falrcblld Hob sun: New Orlenrs Cotton Exchange; Henry Herth ft Co.. New York Coffee Exchange; Paine, Webber Co.; Boston Copper and Stock Ex chimge; Dick Bros, ft Co.; New York and Pblla delphla Stock Exchanges. D OWsTXHO, BtOPKTNS ft CO.. WEB AT AND STOCK BROKERS, ' Boom 4, Ground Ploor. CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. ' MORTGAGE LOANS , bn Portland Real Estate at lowest Rates. Titles Intured. Abstracts Furnished. . TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO. 1 Chamber of Commerce. NOTICE TO VACATE ROCK STREET. . Notice Ir ' hereby given by the undersigned, Portland General Electric company, as follows: Thst It la a corporation duly Incorporated, organised and existing under ths laws of the stats of Oregon, snd hss Its principal office at tbe city of Portland. In tbe county ot Mult nomah and state of Oregon; thnt at a regular meeting of the council of aald city of Port land to be held at the city ball of aald city In said city on Wednesday, tbe 8rd day of February, 1904, e petition will be presented by tbe undersigned - to said council pray Ing for the vacatloa of all of Bock street in said city of Portland, aald Rock street being situated between blocks tbirty-one (81) and thirty-two (32t, tn Sher lock's addition to aald city of Portland, and running from, to and connecting Front street snd Sherlock avenue, in aald Sherlock's addition to eity of Portland. Dated at said city of Portland this 18th day of December, 1908. POBXLiAND UttMUKAL ELECTRIC OOMPANY, . By H. W, GOODB. President. PORTLAND OENEBAL EtECTRIO COMPANY. By SAMUEL G. REED. Asslstsnt Secrets ry. , NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT. ; Notice is hereby given that I hate filed my final aconnt aa admlnlatratrlx, and that the honorable county court of Multnomah county, state of Oregon, has appointed Monday, tbe 29th day of February, 1904, as tbe dsy, and 9:80 o'clock a. m. thereof, as tbe hour, for hesrlng objections thereto, and all persons Interested In aald estate are hereby required to aDuear at tbe time and place mentioned, and ahow cause, if any there be, why an order of final aettlcment of said estate should not tie granted by said court. ' ' 1 ' . Dated at Portland, Oregon, this 23d Tlay ef January, 1904. v .ill. i a r, siciiA.ir.ij. Administratrix of tbe Estste ot W. J. McDaa- iel, Deceased, . .(.. , . , TU S CAR! MINERAL SPRINGS ' OPEN THE TEAR ROUNU. Cases of Dyspepnla, Indlg-estlon, Ca tarrh of Head and Stomach, Gout,' Rheu matism and ALL blood diseases taken under a guarantee to be cured In a spe cified time or all expenses, Including railway fare both ways, refunded. These waters renovate the entlra sys tem and remove almost every disease. Send 60c for a bottle of nomach and catarrh suit. i Round-trip tickets at reduced rates Inquire of any Southern Pacific railroad agent. . . TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP., ' '. 'iTnacan Springs, Cal. Prank X Bellen. manager. ' C. GEE WOO The Great Chinese Doctor Is called great b cause his wonderful cures are so well known throughout the United States, and because so many people are thankful tp him for saving; ' tnelr. lives from ; , . OPERATIONS He treats any and all dlseasea with A powerful C h 1 n a a i herbs, roots, buds. t&AtW barks and vegretablea Jtr.Xi-l&Zx that are entirely un known to meutcal Science In this coun try, and through the use of these harm less remedies. . This famous doctor knows the action of over 600 different remedies that ho has successfully used in different diseases. He guarantees .to cur catarrh, asthma, lung- troubles, rheumatism, ner vousness, stomach, liver, kidneys, fe male trouble and all prlvat diseases. Hundreds of testimonials. - Charges moderate. Call and see him. ,. OOKSTJI.TATTOH TBZE. - ' . Patients out of the city writ for blank and circular. Inclose stamp. Ad dress ' '..;.'-' -v. -;. ' THE C. GEE WOO CHINESE "MEDICINE-COT BL 263 Alder street, Portland, Or. Men- ft tion this paper. . A Boynton Furnace In your house soon pays for Itself In comfort and saving of fuel. Let us fig ure with you on ths cost of Installing on In your house. - t J. O. Bayer Tnrnac Co., 265 Second 6t Tel. Main 461. Why Pay High Price for Watch Repairing When you can get the best work for little money at 811 DEKUM BUILDING. CITT N0TICE8. A8SESSH.E1IT FOB IMPK0VE1TEHT 01 EAST EIGHTH STREET. Notice is hereby given that the council ef tbe city of Portland. Oregon, at a meeting held on the 20th day -of Jsnusry, 1U04. declared tho assessment by ordinance No. 13.753, for the Improvement of East Eighth street, from tbe north line -of falling atreet , to-the-aontt -llne-of Mason street. In the manner provided by ordinance No. 13.620. upon each lot, psrt of lot and parcel of land, which are speclslly and peculiarly benefited, to be aa follows, via: rjorth Irvlngton Blk 4, lot Ot The Titlo Guarantee and Trust company . $57.33 Blk 4. lot 10, The Title Guarantee and Trout company 4R.39 nik 4. lot 11. Conrad Spady... 32.74 Blk- 4. lot 12. Tba Title Guarantee and Trust company.....'.......' 22.73 Blk 4. lot 13. Tbe Title Guarantee and Treat company 18.3S Blk 4, lot 14. The Title Guaiante and Treat company. 18.33 tyk 4. lot la. The Title Guarantee and - Trust company 35.03 " Lincoln Psrk Annex. , Blk Zi, lot 16, Tede- Nelson. ............ 2.4ft Wk 18, lot 9. A. B..Msnley M.S7 Itlk IS, lot 10. Kirma J. ftanton fiO.Ot Blk 18. lot 11. Henrietta Oelsner.. .. 80.28 Blk 18, lot 12, Mary K. Ie.vis.. ......... R0.7fl Blk 18. lot 13, Surah J. Klniey 81.21 Blk 18, lot 14, John M. Davis... ,. 78.8S I lk 18. lot 15. Henry C. Keller T2.M Blk 18. lot 1. Henry C Keller 56.07 North Irvlnstnn Blk 6. lot 8. The Title Guarantee and Trust company. 61.63 Blk 5. lot 7, The Title Guarantee and Trust company.....,, 45.40 Blk 6, lot 6, Antonie Vans 38.72 Hlk 5. lot 5, Joaeph W. Clarke 27.73 Blk 5, lot 4, The Title Guarantee and Truat company.... 19.34 Blk 5, lot 8. Tbe Title Guarantee and Truat company 18.36 Blk 5, lot 2, Fred Olaner and Wllhelml Olsner . , 86.03 .ineoin Far A nnex Blk 24, lot 1. J. n. Kenntdy 88.81 Blk 18, lot 8. WUllam A. Gwyna 83.74 Blk 10, lot 7, G. W. Hadden., 64. Ot Blk 19. lot 6, P. H. Marlay 82.2 Blk 19, bit 5, F-red W. Ilolcomb. ........ . 20.35 Blk 19. lot 4, Elmer C. Parker and Minnie E. Parker , J7.85 Blk 19, lot 8, Minnie E. Parker., 17.85 Blk 19. lot 2, A. B. Manley 73.24 Iilk 19. lot 1, James Itoacb and David Roach , 56.65, Total . I1.2A9.27 A ststemcnt of sforessld assessment has been entered In the Docket of City Mens, and Is now due and payable at the offlce of tho cltf trasnrer. In lawful money of the United Rtstes and If not osld within 30 dsvs from the date of tbls notice, such proceedings will he tnken for the collection of the same as are provided by the charter of the city ot Port land. . , ' , The above assessment Will hear interest ' 18 days after tbe first publication of this notice. thus. v. iir.tL.ini, Auditor of the City nf Portland, Portland. Orcgcn. January 20, 1904. FBOPOBAXI FOB B0VD8. (. Clt.v of Portland. Oregon. Sealed Dronosals will be received !y ths underHigned tintll 3 o'clock p. m. on Thursday. March 3, 1004, for the whole or any part of Fifty Thousand Dol lars (toO.OoQ.OO) of tbe bonds of tbe city nf Portlsnd, Oregon, In denominations of Five Hundred Dolls rs (tAoO.OO) escfa. dated Jsnli- ary 1, 1004, payable thirty years from date,, and bearing Interest at the rate of four per rent per annum, payable on the first days nf Jnnnary ai d July of each yea?, principal and Interest payable In United States gold coin at tne oince or tne treasurer ot the city Of I'ort land, Oregon. . Tbe above described bonds are issued for tb piirixise of providing an (additional ferry to Operate across the Willamette river in said city of Portland. Tho authority for the Issue of said bonds 1s granted by ans't of the if-frlslatiirc ot the piste of Oregon, filed lullie offlce of the secretary . of state February 21, tii.. Itldilcrs w 11 be remilrcd to submit uneond - tlrnal bids, except as to the legality of tha bonds.' and each Ml must be accnpamd by a certified diiqiie ou some responsible bank In the city of Portland, Oregon, for an amount equal 4o five per cent of tbe face talue of the mount, of bonds hid for, payable to the order rf the. mayor of the ctty of Portland as liqui dated damages tn case the bidder shall with draw bis bid or shall fall or neglect to tuks ' and pay for the said bonds should the same be awarded to blm. - Tbe right is reserved to reject any or all bids. All proposals shonld be marked "I'rnnosals for Bonds," and addressed to Thomna C. Devi' auditor, ; Portland, Oregon.. By order of the eiecutive board. THOMAS C, DEVLIN, ' Auditor of the-City of Portland. , Portland, Oregon. January 27, 1004. f H0P0BAX8 FOB FI&E HTDHANTS AND H0B2 WAGON FOB THE FIBX DEPART KENT AND FOB PAINTING ENGINE. H0V8E. ;: .'V, '-i-y; . Sealed proposals will be received at the of. flee of tbe auditor of the city of Portland until Thursday, February 4, 1904, at 4 o'clock i. ni.. lor iurnisniiig io ine nre department nf ho city ot Portland 50 fire hydrants, one hna tii gon and for painting englne-bonse No. 7 and Lose bouse No. 6, all work to be done In accord-' ai.ee with 11m specifics ttnns on file In tha . flee of the auditor of ths city of Portland. K0 proposal or bid will be considered nn-, less accompanied by a certified cheque parable to the order of the, mayor of the city of Port-! land certified by"-a responsible hank roa an amount equal to 10 per cent ot the aggregst proiNmul. . ". The right to reject any or all proposals Is hereby, reserved. ' : , ; . wii.i.iam ri.lKDNKR, ' , K. 11. t'l'KTIH. ' ' v tlomniittee on Fire. V Portland, Oregon, January 28, lWi. , r i