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THE OREGON DAILY JOXTHNAL. POBTLAKD, WEDNESDAY EYEING, MARCII 2. 1904. TOWN TOPICS While, you wlt! We have the Only Goodyear lockstitch machines for repair ing soles of shoes in town, no matter what our would-be Imitators state, Yoii .do not have to wait to set your work done, better sole leather for the prices we charge and , work second' to none. Men's soles sewed, on, 800, i So and 90c; heels fixed. 25c. Ladles' -' soles sewed on, tOo and 50c; heels fixed. 200. Rub ber heels from SSo up. We call for and deliver work free of -charge. . Phone Main 2031.'' Yamhill street, near Gas ' company's office. . Qoodyear Bhoe Re pair Co, " The various lodges of the Odd Fellows are joining hands In furnishing the new dormitory of the recently-built home at Kenilwortlu The dormitory, containing 12 rooms,' basement ,and kitchen, has Just been completed. Oregon lodge, No. J, and Willamette Rebekah lodge, No. X of Oregon City, have furnished the main sitting-room, and" other lodges are ' making arrangements to furnish the Hv--trig rooms. ." ; ' v. March came In like' a' lion and may depart like 'the tender lambkin. Our steam heated polisher treats linen as softly as a lamb don't scorch or "yej low" the garment. Employes of the Un Ion laundry, Second an Columbia, are Inatrlmtari tn narnlu tha ulna Cora mtth all linen entrusted to them as if the good were their own property, The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Fleury - occurred Monday morning. High mass was said at the Catholic cathedral, of which she ' was a member. Interment was made in St. Mary's cemetery, A large number of friends were In attend ance. Rev, Father Vaerhag conducted the services. Mrs. Fleury left a husband and four children. v. ," The concrete foundation for the engine - which will furnish power for the box de partment of the Standard Box factory Is completed. The engine has arrived, and will be. placed Immediately. The factory Is located at the corner of East First and East Pine streets. ; , John W, Brown, a Socialist lecturer, will speak In the Berea Mission hall, corner Second and Jefferson streets, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock. Wlym speaking in Colorado during the miners' strike there he was forced to leave. Portland's roost prominent musical talent will assist In tha testimonial benoflt at the Marquam on Friday night for C. E. Nebcrall, the blind musician. Fine dayt Bu Meredith's umbrellas. Repairing and recovering. Two stores Washington and 8th, Morrison and 6th. Concert tonight at Trinity, Methodist church, corner East Tenth and Bast Grant Admission 25 cents. Steamers for The Dalles will leave Alder-street wharf 7 a. m. daily (except Sunday). , Phone Main 914. "Tree dispensary . f ir worthy poor, Tuesday, 'Thursday, Saturday, 1 p. m, St. Vincent's hospital. -. Walborn, 284 Second, furniture repair ing, packing and shipping. Phone Hood 1677. "Peter Thompson" sailor suits made to order. Mrs. M. Zeltfuchs. Allsky bldg. The Woman's Exchsnge, 424 Washing ton street, Bread, pies, cakes, etc. Druggists sell and recommend Waboo. S. H. Grubef, lawyer. 1 Cont'd Block. , J. A1. Richardson of the firm of Richard son & Stetson t Boise is attending the jioree sale. They have 10 horses listed for the sale, - . . f James A. Fee Is here attending the horsejalc. Ills home Is at Pendleton, where he was 'formerly circuit Judge, j George H. Perrlnger of Pendleton Is at tending the horse sale. ' - Rev. J. L. Herahner, , pastor ef the Congregational church at Hood River, Is In the city. He brought his 7-year-old son for medical treatment r , T V (YTirvan (if TTntnaa Ytalra mniil Is In the city. He was justice of the peace for- that precinct and associated with the Wilcox Mercantile company. A: Klmbarly of Everett, Wash., is In the city, accompanied by his wife. J. McOulre, superintendent of the As toria & Columbia River railroad, is in the lty today from Astoria. : Preferred Stoek Canned Goods. Allen Lewis' Best Brand. Drs. Adix C8 Northrup OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. Nervous and Chronic Diseases EXAMINATION FREE ' Suite 416, Dekum Building THINKING OF, Spring Suits Then think of the Leading Tailor of Portland Vm. Velten 406 Washington St Chiefly Personal OIL COULD NOT. SOOTHE WAVES i ; - ;4 . ' ' . m. j vv. ( '; BRITISH IHXP BOVTOVBUaUr MEETS OAxa'orr Scottish coast that ALMOST .WX.ECXS ,SXXT AJTD SWEEPS TWO SAILORS OTB- f While en route from Shields to San Francisco the British ship Routenburn was forced to , put . into Queenstown, Ireland, for' repairs after being a few days out. The information was brought to Portland In a letter written by Cap tain Dalrymple, commander of the- ves sel, directed to JJ J. Byrne, one of his Portland acquaintances.' He left Shields oh December 18, , and started to go around -the north of Scotland, On the third day a gale was encountered, and heavy seas swept thedecks. : One of the sailors, whose name Is not mentioned, was washed overboard and drowned. - A week later the vessel fan into an other gale, Which soon increased into .a hurricane. For S8 hours oil-was poured on the turbulent watersybut it appeared to do very little good. The captain says that waves mountain high came on deck and carried almost every movable thing in front of them. .Both of the lifeboats were destroyed, and another young sailor was swept overboard and lost his life. The first mate was badly cut about the head, and for a time was in a serious condition. Another sailor was badly hurt, and had an arm broken. The Routenburn- was at Portland year go last 'May, taking Out a cargo Of grain to the United Kingdom, j Cap tain Dalrymple Is" well known In Port land. COUNCIL SUPPORTS MAYOR'S POSITION The special meeting of the street com mittee of, the city council yesterday af ternoon resulted in the sustaining of the mayor's veto of the ordinance passed at the last council meeting granting the O, W. P, ft Ry. Co. permission to erect at East Madison and First streets a sentry box. As published yesterday, the Southern . Pacific company's officials raised an objection, as they had been granted a privilege 11 .years ago that was annulled by the passage of the new ordinance. Mayor Williams vetoed it and today the council will probably sus tain the action of the committee, on streets. However, the sentry box will be built, as the railway officials have agreed to compromise. REY.F. B. SHORT DUE TOMORROW i , Rev. and Mrs. F,.Burgette Short will arrive In the city tomorrow morning, from San Jose, Cel. Dr. Short has been engaged as temporary .pastor of the Taylor-street Methodist church in place of Rev. H. J. Talbott, who has resigned to take charge of the Utah mission fields. Dr. and Mrs. Short will be taken to the Imperial hotef, where they will stay until the parsonage of (he church is made ready for their occupancy. They will be present at the weekly prayer meeting tomorrow evening. This will also be a reception for the purpose of introducing, the pastor and his wife to the members of the church." 'The Miller Agency Hat There is lots to be said in favor of every line of hats, that's true. But with most hats that's as far ss it goes. There's a lot-to be said in their favor, principally because type and paper will say anything you ask them to. ' That's the reason we confine our argu ments to asking you to see our Miller hat. Seeing settles the question. Argu ments do not If we're satisfied to 'let results rest on your own eyesight you ought to be. The Miller is the original $5 derby hat And we say for lightness, comfort, Quality, style and durability it has no equal anywhere. Your seeing will con firm our saying whenever you choose to look. Samuel Rosenblatt & Co., hatters, corner Third and Morrison. . , Say Yes and Say No. Some say yes, and some say no. And aome men swear, by gosh, It's so. Others don't -want to fool their time away.. They know they need something to build them up, and' they, know there is only one thing that will do It That is Sexine Pills, the great nerve and man hood builders that never fall to cure any weakness In man or woman. They are sold at f 1 a box, six boxes for IS. Sold only by J. G. Clemenson, druggist, corner Second and Tamhtll streets. Portland, Or. "This Is the place where you save money and where all the greatest spe cialties are carried. . , Knocks tbe Spots Off of Sorrow.' A visit to Frits' theatre any afternoon or evening will remove all effects of years of the blues. A Jolly good time. High class vaudeville and novelty acts are first seen at Frits' on coming to the coast ' ,' i Since Manager Brown took charge of this playhouse a remarkable change has been made. Every weeksees a better and higher grade of performance, and now all who visit Frits' get value for their money. . Journal friends and readers, when traveling on trains to and from Port land, should ask news agents for The Journal and insist upon being supplied with this paper, reporting all failures in obtaining It to the office of publication, addressing The Journal. Portland. Or. SO YOTT TAKE sea - SO YOU tJSB COAL Xf so, remember the Crystal lea k gtersge Co. Hum, Bast 844. BUSINESS slt you are thinking of attending Busi ness College, you cannot afford to ignore the best, one In town. We have the most thoroughly equipped Business College in the Pacific Northwest '. ' ,'.V'.f "'...!. :':.., .,fj. iv -.5 '''- BEIINKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE Steam Block, Slxtb, and Morrison. .- Tel. Mala SM. Pay and Eifht, , AT THE THEATRES . "B1AYES Or THE MISTS." "81aves of the Mines" closes tbe Portland engagement at Cordray's thea tre tonight; and if youyllke comedy, ex citement and heart interest, "Slaves of the Mines" is worth more than is charged at Cordray's.. ,...;. "fiTnmu." : "FatWltsa" is not the nania of a new cigar or a drink. It Is the name of Von Suppe's military opera, which will be produced under the direction of Manager George l. Baker at the Marquam thea tre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next - week, Portland singers exclusively will appear In the production. 'OlYMFXA OPEXA. , The "Qlympla Opera company" ap pears at 'Cordray's theatre-- tomorrow evening in "Said Pasha.'' Thw Olymola Comlo Opera company is a most' popular organlsatlpn of comic opera artists under the direction of Messrs. Seamans & Matchette, ' well-known promoters of light opera. . ' The ; present " Olympla Comic Opera company comprises ome well-known light opera' talent. For Instance, Miss Lottie Kendall, queen .of comlo opera oomedlennes, a beautiful woman and a delightful songstress; Miss Eleanor Jenkins, dramatic soprano; Carl Franois Haydn, lyric tenor; Carrlck Major, bari tone; John E. Young arts Robert G. Pit kin, comedians,, and many stage beau ties. .. , . t ... , AT THE ABCASB. At the Arcade theatre this week the Nelson Sisters are astonishing the-large audiences by turning 60 flip-flops a min ute. In addition they are the prettiest girls seen on any, vaudeville, stage in Portland for many, a day, and their act la fully up to the Arcade standard. "THE CBXBP .JUSTICE." Daniel Sully will appear st the Mar quam Grand theatre tonight and to morrow. nlghP In "The Chief Justice." In the principal character of Hon. Mor gan O'Connell, Mr. Sully Is said to have achieved the biggest triumph of his theatrical career. "The Chief Justice" Is a play of the present day and deals with certain phases of the strenuous life in Fifth avenue and Wall street. . Three very pretty and Interesting love stories are told and set against a stren uous background of suppressed excite ment that reveals the methods of mod ern financiers, with their watered stock swindles and other unscrupulous means of acquiring sudden wealth. Mr. Sully has given It a magnificent seenle mounting, the roles are in good hands, for the company has been espe cially selected with a view to making "The Chief Justice" one of the biggest dramatlq. successes of the present sea son. -TjjrClB TOK1 CASIH," The advance sale of seats will open tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock for Stetson's. Double Uncle Tom's Cabin com pany, which comes to the Marquam Grand theatre Saturday afternoon and night. Popular prices will prevail In the evening and bargain prices at the matinee. There will be a street parade Saturday at 12 o'clock. " , .m J i ,,., AT THE BAKE fl it, would be difficult to say too much in praise of the Baker Theatre com pany's excellent production . of 'The Two Orphans" this week. In the hands of the Baker company all tbe best points are most clearly brought out and the wonderful old play is Itself again. There will be a matinee performance Satur day. TAMH3XL PBOHZBTZTOBISTS. The Tamhlll county Prohibition con vention, which was te have been held at Newberg, will be held In McMlnnvllle courthouse tomorrow beginning at 10:30 a. m. Oliver W. Stewart national chair man, will speak at Z-30 and S p. m. ABrUSBMXHTBw Marquam Grand Theatre ZJS TONIGHT ANJD TOMOROW NIGHT, Tli Natural Actor, denial DANIEL, SULLY in fell latent saceeaa, TUB CHIEF JUSTICE" Prlc Lower Boor, except Uat 8 rowa, $i; lant 3 rowa, T6. Kt loony, flrat 6 rowa, 16a; laat rowa. IM. Gallarr, 25c and 35e. Boxes and logos. 7.a0. Bata are now srlllng. CORDRAY'S 1HEATRE CORDBAY tU'SSEtX, Managera. TONIGUT, LAST l'KRFOUMANCB, tb comedy-drama. "Slaves of the Mines" A beart arory of tha Wyoming alli-y. By c. K Callahan and Pas L. Hart. A anperb ' f seenle production. ftparta! KnaaRtnient, Opening Thuxaday, March 3. Matinee Saturday, tb Famoaa 1 OX.TMPXA COKXO OPE&A COMPACT Of forty. In a moat dnUgbtral presentation of tb great aatlrlral trarcaty, SAlO PA8HA" THURSDAY. FRIDAY. BATI'RDAT AND SATURDAY MATINKE. Chang of opera Sunday matlnon. March 6, i "THE ISLE Or CHAMPAOXE," No change in price. THE BAKER THEATRB Pbon. , Mala 1007. Qeorg L. Baker, Sol Lesae and Hanagrr. Tonight, til this week, matinee Saturday, (CpacUt production of the noted drama, "THE TWO ORPHANS" Rrenlng, BOc, We, tOe, 15c. , Matinee, 25c, IKe. 10c. TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT Given For O. B. KBKIAU (SUITS) Marquam Grand Opera House, Friday Eight, March 4. . Vocal add Instrumental Music, Portland's best musical talent will as slst. Tickets 0e. For sale at Woodard, ft Clarke, Aldrlch Pharmacy, Model Drug Store, Washington and Grand avenue. East Side. ' ARCADE THEATRE SEVENTH AND WABHlltOTON. . REPINED VAUDEVILLE i:M ta 4 :0. 7:80 te 10:80, SUNDAY CONTINUOI'8 ("ROM t TO 10:90, FOB LADIK8; GENTLEMEN AND CHILDRUt? ADMISSION TtM CENTJ TO AM SMI. FRITZ THEATRE MO MS BURNBIDE. rBEDhHOMeoF0,,, VAUDEVILLE . Two snowa dally at S and I p. m. CONCERT HALL ' , blaziibTbros. ; , concert every night. , "JOURNAL STORY CORRECT BERTLEY AT TTJtB Or PXTBUCATZOE TEAT CX.08XEO Or PAKZ THEATEB WOXTUJ BE XBCOKMEBDEB, WAS TXUI2 CKAVQXS BZECS AIiTEB COMMITTEE'S UTTENTZOar. "In the report of the special building Inspection committee of the city council. as it stands at present, la a recommen dation that the Park theatre, at Sixth and Washinert'on streets, he closed. This committee has been. inspecting theatres and public ' buildings with a view to protecting the public against danger in case of panto or fire."' This paragraph appeared in The Jour nal of February 14. The statement Was made on the highest authority. It was published with a full knowledge of 4the facts and Is correct. ', :' , -At that time there was a recommen dation In the draft of the building In spectlon committee's report, that if the Park theatre did not comply with the municipal Are regulations it should be closed. In ylew of sundry denials of that pub Ucatlon The Journal made an effort to secure a statement concerning the cas from a person of undoubted authority. In order also that the statement should come officially, A. K. Bentley, chairman of the committee, was Interviewed this morning. He said: "The recommends tlon regarding the Park theatre, as pub lished In The Journal, was correct at that time. "Our committee made ah inspection of the theatres of this -city to see If the fire ordinances were oelng observed so that In case of flue or accident, the people could gain the street In safety. Oertain things were recommended at dif ferent houses. Changes were ordered at the Park theatre, and I can state with knowledge that the Work is being rapidly done in the manner prescribed by the committee. It takes time to make ex tensive alterations, especially In electrli cal work. The manager of the theatre assured me that he was expediting the work and the Are marshal slso informed me that the changes were progressing." BITH0L1THIC FOR ' BUSY FIFTH STREET Fifth street, from Irving to Jefferson, a distance of -19 blocks, will be, paved with blthollthlc, if the petition of In terested persons is favored, and thui far It has met with no opposition. Another improvement Is to be made on Portsmouth avenue, from Willamette boulevard to Columbia boulevard, a din tance of one mile. Gravel wilt be used, and the cost will be small because of the level territory through which the thoroughfare goes. Alnsworth avenue, .. at Wood lawn, Is to be graded and cement sidewalks laid from Ujilon avenue for a dlHtance of 13 blocks east. The avenue is 100 feet wide, and the sidewalks will be 20 feet wide. Space Is to be left between side walks and street for shrubbery. SNOW DELAYING 0. R. & N. TRAINS For the first time this winter, heavy Snow In the Blue mountains IS Interfer ing with the Oregon Kallroad & Naviga tion company train service. No. 1, due In Portland at 5:35 p. m., Is reported "indefinitely" late, because of the falling snow near Baker City. All other trains ire on time and the tracks In the moun tains. Jt Is expected, will be clear by morning. No. 18, of the Southern Pacific, due at 7:45 a. ra. did not arrive until 9:15 a. m. The delay was caused on the California division. Frafarred Btoek Canned Ooods. Allen A Lewis' Best Brand. THE "STANLEY" Is-tha acknowledged king of the $3.00 HATS That's why we have a complete line of the Stanley Soft and Derby shapes. BBOWXIYZXX.S WOOLIK MIZ.ZJI BTOBE. .3. U BOWMAN & CO., Props. Third and Stark Streets, Oppo ' site Chamber of Commeroe. Forty-fourth Annual ASSETS Bonds and ..Mortgage...:...:.:., - Real Estate in New York, lacludinc the EquiUbla building.. including the EquiUbla building. United States, State, Gty, and Railroad Bonds sod other in., . ffittzi?.. t Loans secured by Bonds and Stooki (market value, 2a,?05,T5B.OO) Policy Loans ... v43...v..; Real Estate outside of New York, Including 12 Ofaea Bnlldlnita Cash in Banks and Trust Comnaniot at interest . . ; Balance due from agents..... Interest and Rents IH0.87T.H8. Accrued, riiS, 126.14) Premiums due and in process of collection Deferred Premiums Total Assets $38 1 We hereby FRANCIS W. JACKSON, Auditor. LIABILITIES Assurance Fund (or reserve) $303,457,838.00 AU other Liabilities 4,414,0590 Total Liabilities $307,871,897.50 Surplus . $ 73,354,138.03 "We hereby certify to the correctness of the above statement. The Reserve as per the Independent valuation of the. N. Y. Insurance Department, Is 301,SJ2.153. For Superintendent's certificate see Detailed StatenjfinV' ' J. G. VAN CISE, Actuary. UOB'T HENDERSON. Ass'l Actuary, R. O. HANN, Associate Actuary. .... - . ' . We have examined the accounts and Assets ef the Society, and certify to the correctness of the foregoing state-. ment' WM. A WHEELOCK. V. P. SNYDER, C. LEDYARD BLAIR. GEO. H. SQUIRE, ' t f. Special Committee of the Board of Directors. 5AfiB E. TARRKI,!,. Bacond Vlre-Prcat. WILLIAM AI.KXANDKR. Xmrnlarr. H. K. WINTHBOP. Aaat. BcoreUry, EQWABD W. LAMBERT, M. P., Consulting J. W, JOHN A. RTKWART, A. J. CASMATT. KOBT. T. LINCOLN, J. J. AHTOR. UAUE K. TARBEIiL, MARVIN HrUHlTT. WM. H. McINTYKE. M. HARTLKY DODGE, BRAYTON IVRH. BRAJJIMM JOHNSON, I.nH FITZGKRAT.n. HAl!Nt'KY M. PKl'BW, WM. A. VMlKF.l.OCK. H. C. DKMINO. ( ORXKLII 8 N. BUBS, V.KO. 11. syriRK. THOMAS O. JORDAN, V. B. AI.KXANDKK. V. P. ftNYDKR. SAMt'EIi M. 1NMAN, Oregon L. SAMUEL, Manager. CRUSH CONTAGION BY PROMPT ACTION Through the vigorous preventive measures adopted by the county board of health, aided by the O. W. P. & Rallwoy company, smallpox has been stamped out at Iaurel Wood and Arllta OUR NEW LIGHT MAKES PHOTOGRAPHING EASY ON DARK DAYS A.B.McALPIN v Photographer 129 Seventh St bet Washington and Alder THE NEW BUILDING WAS PLANNED FOR OUR USE Equitable Life Assurance-Society Of the United States. HENRY B. HYDE, FOUNDER. Statement, for the Year Ending $74,345,110.94 7I 77 f91 n 0,J1J 195,454,966.00 -ja m rftn m JUU.W 18,834,127.74 15,439,281.54 25,625,769.16 1,521,245.95 232,803.07 5,153,164.00 2,509,473.00 ,226,035.53 certify to the correctness of the above H. R. COURSEN, Assistant Auditor. . JAMFR TV. AUatAOTER.' Traldnfr JAMKS IT. HTDB UW1. T.' WILSON. Third VIca-ITeat, THOMAS I. JORDAN. Comptroller. M. Mt'RRAY, Ca.hlw. a n Ukl t fMn U..naaUtani4nnr n AaVaStalM Madlcai Dlractor; W. tt. BR068, M. D., and w DIRECTORS: AT.l-.XANDKR. JAMES H. HYDK. I.KVI P. MORTON, JACOB H. WM. A. TOWKR, I). O. MILLS. urn. j. uiiri.P. 1B. T. WUJON, T. leWITT Ct'YLER. K. W. LAMBERT. II. M. ALEXANDER, J. F. DB NAVARRO, M. B. 1NOALL8. JAMES J. CH AS. H. SMITH. HENRY C. ERK'K. WM. ALEXANDER, JOHN J. Mrt'OOK. H. HAARSTICK, DAVID H. MOKKAT. HfDNKY 1. HII'LKY, JOHN SLOAN E. Agency. 306 Oregonlan BuDdlng, Portland, CLARENCES. SAMUEL, AtVt Manager. Park. The quarantine on the home of John Alba nd was raised yesterday by Health Officer Evans and within a few days, If another case does not develop, the quarantine will be lifted on the home of K. Jarratt. During the time the quarantine was enforced the streetcar people fumigated their cars twice a day. This not only effectually prevented the spread of the disease, with their rolling stock as a medium of communication, , but re- ON THE Is the way our goods are made and sold. Just now we are selling a great many tools of various kinds, but ". there Is enough for all. -Call and take a peep and give us youroplnionv AVERY D CO. C2 t:::?j st. LEVEL December 31, 1903. INCOME Premium Receipts ............... $58,637,889.63 Interest, Rents, etcv. .. 15,C80,46U0 Income $73,718,350.93 DISBURSEMENTS Death Claims ..... $18,318,482.94 , Endowments and deferred 7 07 no 3 . dWldend polkiet , ,COZ,VOJ.M , Annuities ' 883,278.00, Surrender Values................. '2,383,53234 Dividends to Policyholders.... 5,682,295.55 Paid Policyholders $34,949,672.27 Commissions, advertising, nuwu poitage and exchange ,Jt,30J All other disbursements.,,..... 6,808,769.75 Disbursements....... $49,493,011.15 statement. A. W. MAINE, Associate Auditor. ASSURANCE INSTALLMENT POLICIES STATED AT THEIR COMMUTED VALUES, Outstanding Assur ance ..$1,409,918,742.00 New Assurance $ 322,047,968.00 Ttce - Weildf Htr WM.. H. MoT NTT RB. Fonrth Vl.rrcat. KIDNEY l. KII'I.EV, Trramirer. W. B. BREMNKB, Aaat. Trnnurrr. AUTHOR PELL, M. P., Medical Directors, SCHIFr, E. H. II ARRIM AX. ALFRED i. VANDERBII.T. T. JKVFKHHttN 4"(M)LIlHJE, Al'CrUT BELMONT. RIR WM. r. VAN IIORNK, THOMAS T. ECKEKT, C. LEDYARD BLAIU, WM. H. BALDWIN. JR., JAMKH B. FOKOAN, i JOMKl'H T. LOW. . HILL. Oregon. CEORCE S. SMITH, Cashier. assured the public and stopped a panicky feeling, as it was known several with smallpox had ridden on the cars. At oni time four In the Jarratt home had the disease. A 9-year-old girl was tha last to fall ill at the Alband house. She has entirely recovered, the attack being very light. . TEETH! AT CUT RATES UNTIL APRIL 1st ',. V.' ' t'V, r " TFFTH The Boston Painless Dentists are dolna all dental work for coat of material to introduce our lata discov eries and painless methods. Plnles Extracting Frre Examlnatiens . , Kree Silver rillitiKS .1 3S Gold Fillings . Oold Crowns 8.00 Bridge Work 3 00 Full Het Teeth 3.00 NO 8TUDENT8 EMPLOYED. Come at once and take advantage of low rates. All work dona by specialist. WITHOUT PAIN and guaranteed TKN TEARS. Our late botanical discovery to apply to the gums fnr extrsftlng. filling and crowning TKKTH WITHOUT PAIN Is known and used only by Boston Painless Dentists Corner Fifth and Morrison streets. Ei trance 2lW Morrison, opposite. Meirr A Frank's. Hours 1:80 a. m. to C p. m. i Sundays tlM I. Established 1885. Oregon Phoaa, Bed ITf Portland Marble WorRs v PCHANEN A NKU. Manufacturers of and dealers In all kinds of Marble, Granite and Stone Work Estimates Given on Application. 268 FIRST STREET Bet. Madison and Jefferson Streets. PORTLAND. Or, - Hospitality at Small Expense Entertainment -that l, plcaniira tn ymir gnoatit itta r.ol dapand an th wn r '! . I t Ml, but on yonr wn kimtll(r ni Iww ' rl and axti-nd haspitallty. (.briathw) 'l,t lr,ua llarrk'k tHa y(t all la.ni t It. t'uriiiH. -50 cent". LiJ. CLODC, Publisher, 154 fifth Avt.. K w V -k Kby Pay Ei!l Price for Watch r::-;:';, 1 When you can get the bewt uiav i little money at i i i