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rivloes i txg roived 1 I
iiior our u r"n t"t rnouu or
river on ace t tf to 1 out be1 t down.
f 4 Je way thi.s ar
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men at one and I t t-.e I- 1 1 -
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plaiaa, t . ciu. 4 Unfovil urpoi
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. ' do th necary wort be d ..,iare that
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wnta tM tlfrji wir . again goes
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The novelty of haarlnsr an Alaska In
dlan braaa band reader th onerry com.
. positions of Aouaa anl other muter
' win ... .. .
wi nam raniun i bout iNOvemDer
i la, when 40. Indiana front MaUa
v kahtla, Alaska. ' under the leader
ship, of. Joe - -Nelon. will reach,
thla city. Vacoordlng to ; their . chad
, ule published In .north countrv nanera.
They are booked to rive three perform
ancea bare, and hav planned to continue
aouin aa far aa Ban Franolaco. Tha In
dlana are said to be fairly wall trained
In the art that ba always been credited
wiin chhihi ro lumiDi inm nvin oneH.
. ' Their expedition has not. Mi designed
aa a nnanclal enterprise, tut la an ed-
The Bailey Gert,,the boat vou want
. lav i r wam' r n.iiM -tmm
any way point. 1ht'. "wra craft ia
'. tha atanchest, moat rir"ble and moat
cemiortaDia piyina; i let, en roruand
and The Dallea; ,nhd.iably Ythe boat
" for a comfortable, and safe Journey. Ask
enjr or your frienda -who hava; taken the
" trip on; the Oataert and they'll tell you
1 ' what a dellhtfol one it - x Steamer
, leavea Aiaer-atreet wnarr JkX 'l a. m.
' every Monday, Wednaaday and Frldsr.
-' Steamer Reultor, anof-.r serlft boat.
: leaves' aama kow on' Alteraatlns; daya.
- Take either boat with, assurance of
, . safe,, apeedjv ooaofortahle .trip..; Phone
-X Main Lii 1. a -
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.raaenu wku ware m this ana
noon at 1:30 o'clock- under the aualcea of
f- tne- siasonie fraternity- ror John Duke
' . hart, late member of Orttgoa oommsnd-
"plaat Tuesday,' of heniorrhaVe, ai bJe resl-
'dence. (64 Yamhill street. Mr. Dukehart
' - waa 68 yars ef ace. and had been a real
: r from Maryland. Ha waa highly esteemed
i ' br hla brother In tha Maeonie fraternity
.: and by a larre circle of business friends,
' ' He waa a salesman for the firm of Prael,
' HeirHe Co.. He la arrived by a widow
j and four children. . . . ; ... . '
Thouirh If' way rain In Portland.- there
V la aunshlne en at of tha .Cascade range
'Tf "-mountains. ., X new nd beautifully
! "furnlahed steamer Charles R. Bpencer
r leavea from foot of Washlntrton street
a. m, aalllng up the picturesque Colum
- ". his. tkrough the grandly ' magnlfloent
vascaeie movainevie ins iwm vmw
lag at way landings, returning; on alter
" 1 'rate day : Passengers -for Portland
should takar' tha steamer at The Dallas,
tnm uvm ym nia mini mm mn Invlnr th.
delight, pt -tha anoat wonderful soeaery
; In tha. world.' TaL Main IMi.'-
, All meir .Jim or the Brooklyn school
Aluntnt aesactetlon- are expected . to. be
present" th next meoMng ef th ao
', clety. Trlda.-onl n g, Nevember 4. The
'meeting; will be bald In tha schoolhouse,
, and It ia planaeol tai make It on of th
. most enJoyaW held -this fall. Th
1 . following program will be given: Ic
. tare. Mlaa Ntosa Daue; recitation, Mia
Kthel Adajia; vocal solo. Miss Bylvl
i Oakea; lmpreniptu, atlas-Huld Nelson;
recitation. Jama Uavely; vocal solo,
' Lyrald TUden; spelling match; v ; x-
'-(. TmrnvMiMManl, A VaittMM ' AnkiMn. I
u.r. v. v.uv.v.w, . w m
church on Michigan avenue have been
t completed, and - th church will be re
opened tomorrow evening with special
' service. A new concrete . basement
contain .Sunday school rooms. , kitchen
' and ether conveniences of a modern
ehumh.: - The remodellnsr imm ttuirama1
tha capacity of th - building, and th
member, ar much pleased with th
- work. which, has been don under leader-
. ship of their pastor. Rev. Asa Sleeth. .
' Suit-for damage fat. th amount of
.. f 4.160. twas antereo . in tn circuit court
; yesterday against th Deep River Logging
' company by James Harvey, a peddler.
' He allege that last September 1. while
'.. riding on tha logging road of the company
' In Wahkiakum county, Washington, he
was -thrown off as th result of, a col
lision and sustained severe Injuries, , .'
HI II II, mm . w, .'uh t"i '.., tmi mi -
- lory, Simon Oeaiin. have filed suit In
the circuit court . against tha. Portland
...... Tgm.m-m.. 1lMlil, nnhiH UaI-
liUmber company for $1,1.80, wlthln
- trrest. It ia alleged that this amount hi
due as th remainder of - the purchase
' on board th train at Portland. Th n-
gin gold for J,0fl. ; '
. 'Mies Janetta Smith, residing 'at' HI
" Bast Seventh street north, waa assailed
. by a thug at Grand evenue and Everett
Street at 7 o'clock. laat night and her
' ' puree , was taken. It contained t40.
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Oars
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. ITuniclpal Jutfl Hogu's code rela
f a to majrrl." e was delivered thla
r mlng from tu bench and la as fol
-m. r -n art woman hav a rlgbt to
f . t l n If they se lit, without In
terforenc ty a rug of hoodluma
"1 Sev ar entlued to th protection of
th poi.o. and, If needed, they certainly
aball hav It.
"It Is bifi tlms tha barbarian custom
of th eharavarl, as for yaara conducted
by hoouiuma, shall bo broken. x
"I iiereby order that all boy partlcl
paling In charavarls. be arrested and vig
orously prosecuted.
.. "Too many more important things ar
waiting for attention In case of tnar
liage for ceremonies to b molested by
hoodlums. v.
Th charavarl 1 to be broken up In
Portland by order of Judge Hogu. and
th first stroke was taken, this morning
in the municipal court when . John
Hoover and Fred Varrer, arrested last
night by Policeman Adams for disturbing-a
wedding ceremony at Sit Mason
atreet, Alblna, war ordered to jail until
they give th came of th other partici
pants in th affair. Judge Hogus's com
ment on the matter were addressed to
Deputy City Attorney FitsgeraldV .-
' Policeman Adams was called to th
residence where., th wedding ceremony
was in psogreaf at I o'clock laat night.
xi louna a gang ox aooui is do ye insr.
Case, bells. In fact, everything . .that
could b used to produc noise, - was'
brought into play to create turmoil And
attract the bridal couple-- toward - the
crowd long enough to-satisfy their de
mands.- - ":--. -r-r ,wirrf-r y
Two war cgught 1 They told -th
namv of their companions, who - vU
pmr miviv auugv nufuv wwurniwi
About the bum time ' Henry Weygant.
living at East Forty-third and Division
streets. . was held up and robbed: of a
similar sum ef money. At I:l(Ho'cloek
this morning th police war notified of
the noldu and robbery -of J,. Thorn ton.
a coon av am vuaiio, wno ioi , -
Th Cathedral fair, opens tonight tn
Merrill' new building at seventh and
Oak streets. . Tha building Is beautifully
decorated and all preparations hav been
mad to aceommodat larga crowds. Th
fair will hold forth from tonight to Sat
urday night and an anjoyabi evmnng is
assured to all those . who may attend.
Tbera .wia b a grand-r-muslcal pro
gram each vnlng as well as voting con
tests for 'popular people. truncheon
served from ll:J0ft J:I0 and during th
evening. "Meet mt In th tea room."
East Burnstd street, from ih bridge
to Qrand avenue, -is being Improved.
Dill . 4k Toung, th contractors, . began
laying- planking on four blocks Of th
street Monday and BechlU Brothers, whs
have th contract fop th remaining two
blocks, will commencs shortly. . Th
street was In uch poor oondltlon that It
was a menace to 'traffic. Th eatir im
provement wlU coat IM7L ; . ' :,-:;
The 1 Tooeka.' Kan.. Commercial cl&b
ha adapted a reselution congratulating
th people or Oregon on their enterprise
In Dromotlnar tha Lewis and Clark expo
sition and orental falrr and urging th
people of Kansas . to attend.' A special
party from Topeka has already been de
cided upon, and wiil s organised oy
MaJ. Thorns J. Anderson of that city.
tr '-' assssaaessssiBi . - . ,V " V" ' J;
I wall realise th difficulty' a new
Arm meets to' lntroduoe it good, and I
am willing to pay for It Therefor. I
will for ashort time give you prtoas and
terms on. pianos that no other Arm can
afford to meet. Make comparisons and
be convinced. A. W. Meyer, 1 4 Sixth St.
,1
H. VV. Scott will preside at th rally to
be given Saturday evening at Burkhard'a
hall br the- Republican city ana county
committee. Mayor William will also be
present and make an address, urging all
citizens to oU .that th inoreas of pop
ulation may b shown --n , . i
"Belsimssar." or ' "Th" Fall of Baby
lon." biiL a chorus of .76 Jaws and Baby-
tonlans, In oriental " Costumes, - at th
Marquam Grand. - Monday , and Wednes
day evening. November' 7-. Popular
prices, 2c : 60o -76o, $1.00. Box . office
opens November t, ; .... . t.l .-.. 's ....
A AmmA has beeiY rcorded at th court
house by- the terms of which E. L. Har
mon and' Elisabeth H. Harmon, hi wife,
transfer to Joseph H. McDonald th west
on half t lots 17 o4 It, In block 101,
Couch's addition. The consideration Is
Strenuous pursuits - in men and ar
duous social duties In . women cause
much nervou debility, c c. c. Tonic
I all th corrective For sal at Knight's
t07 Waahington.. ; ; ,, ;
Rev. J. J." Stanb ' and Rev. B. Nelson
AllerTwlll speak at a union local option
mass meeting - tonight at : Sunnjrsid.
Methodist church. , . ' ,
Tfiver hear George R. WendltngT Toi
mht he give hi noted lecture, "Saul
of Ttfrsus," at th T.-M. C A. J
Wa-Hoo Tonlo. Tn great blood pari-
fler, nerve tonlo aiid liver regulator. Just
what you need thee oara ror sai oy
all druggists. ;' ;"r '.!,'".
' George R. Wendllng giree hi greatest
lecture tonight, "Saul of Tarsus " at th
M. C A. " " j ' ' '....'.'. ' a
-Chew Den-Tal-Oum, hav pearly tth
and prevent decay. For sal vry
wher. t '
V 6eoergrt Wendllng. nT th greatest
orator of tha day. .. -, i Kr, ', '.
' For Sign se W. P. ' Serger eV Son.
184 Tamhlll;-phon Red tOei.; . J
, . ... - . . r.s .
Hear -Oeorg 'R. "Weadllng tonight at
th T. M. C .A. ' -..?-,
- J' - i ) '
C::r fHzxn lr:!irSsoker;".''..
Friday night promises, an entertaining
evening for those saember of th local
Cigar Makers' union. A horn Industry
free smoker 1 seneduled to take place
In Eagle' hall.- Second aad Tatnhlll
streets at I o'clock at-which there will
be -horn Industry" talk. For amuse
ment several vaudeville turns hav been
cured. Th occasion will be a merry
on and all ar Invited to participate In
the, good , time. Refreshment - wlU be
served. - -' ;
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Professor "Eaios opened Ms dancing
Class Monday. October I. and, will con
tinue Monday and Thursday evening
for six month. Oentlemea lit. ladle
M. Arton ball. Second and Oak-, 'Phone
West 7 l, -. . ; . ) ..J.-.
1 joek Caased SesodsV '
" AXea aaS Ltwlg st Eiraadi t .. '
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"So far as freight is ooncerned. this
haa been oa of- the moat successful
steamboat seasons in the history of th
upper Tukon," says Captain George M.
Shaver, who has lust returned from th
north. -While there wr not so many
Steamer in commission- they handled a
greater Quantity of freight than dur
ing any previous sum mar. ,: Th Seat be
longing to tn BrltiaA-xukon naviga
tion company was mads up of eight
boat and nv of then were used for
towing scows which were woJghted down
with good of vry- description." -,
Th captain state that th soow prop
osition does not give th beat of satis
faction tn thos water and th com
pany . intends to buUd an addlUonal
steamer to place . in commission - next
season. .It wUl be '110 feet long and
It feet across tha beam. - Th new craft
will hav a carrying capacity of IS
tons.' Ths beau ply btwn Dawson
and Whit Pass, a dlstsnos of 464 mUs.
Itv usually require about -,'a week 1 to
make th rous 1 trip. Tha steamer Whit
Horse, which is ppred as a passenger
boat,, frequently completed th run of
t0 mUes In less thaa. a wec- Sh Is
said to be, on ot the llneat vessels In
aiasia. and whsn . th Weather con
ditions were faverable she naa mad as
high aa II -miles an nour. uyuu
Shuia ms her-allot daring th past
summer and Cantata,'. B,' Sanburri was
master. r- .S'1 it!'
'. -More-gold has been shipped out of
th Tukpsj tsOuntry Curing tn past xew
months,', continued th captain, ' tnan
during any-prvku yeari '-At tha asm
time 4t was bard to get men to-work
in th mines a good part of th time.
Everybody aeegied to M wild about -the
new discoveries maa up in ihww
river, alinost 104 Bilsr nortn of Daw
son.- It .14 stUnatd taat nearly , two
thirds .of ; th populao of . th latUr
plac. hav left for the mew digging,
Consequently ., th output of the mine
was Decessaul more limited than would
otnerwtss hav bean th cas.M .'
. Th retut 1 atavigator of th north
gav Ik as h.eplalon that tha gaining
Industry and other, pursuits up there
will 'continue to' flourish for years to
com. Me-declares tnat tn wages paia
keep up to almost the same staaaara as
they were a year A4-0V and tha popula
tion of U country la increasing right
along.
7 V
J. T. Kent, a marlp' ngjns who has
also. returned from, Alaska, dsclares that
an old Scotchman worked on tho same
boat with' him this summer -wno nas
reside- along the Tukon eontlnuoualy
since, 1961. H la llved to .be. th
earliest pioneer af th country. . .
As Xeag . At Waaat Oos : Bast Zk U
Unpcofltabla T 9iag Salps . .-
Local aaents't)f ships say that It Is
almost ImpossiM thee days to charter
vessels to load at European port , for
tn Pacific coast ' Th owners invaria
bly reply to eUl. those making offers to
them for tonnsge tnat tnere. is no in
dueemenfat in pcesettt time to send
ships to Portland. Sam Francisco, or
Puget sound.. ;f Bboald thsy do so, they
explain. ,thay - are iiiceiy to o ooiigea
to brine them horn in ballast, as all
tit wheat grown her is evidently oeuig
sent- to th eastern at tea instead of
being exported. -.-.'. ''"',.: ' '
W could secur Sresseis to. load at
Antwern or Hamburg." said on Of th
asenta. "bv oaylasT an unreasonabl rat
(.for her, but of course we (00411101 afford
to do it- Many.tf tn owners ar
wanting It S for ' bringing cargo this
way, whoreaa th rates av year ago war
down to lOs or svan. lower. . Th only
way that th owners could axwept such
a iow figure ws-because of th fact
that they .war reasonably well assured
that they could oastly gt cargoes for
the return trip. But sine than th
situation has chaqged, -and they ar as
suming no small risks whan they end
vessels her now." . . - -
Th statement was also-mad that th
high "freight" which th owners want
for bringing-cargo this way might be
paid and th brio of tho goods raised In
order thst th Importer might com out
even OH th deal war It not for th high
protective tariff which is In fore. In
thla country. Thblgh freight rat ana
th government duty, it was explained.
combine aa -to make It' impoaalbl for
them to compete with, domaatlo manu
facturers. --. -..".i A'-- '
80 the whol um and substance of
th matter appears to b that If th
grain from tho Pacific coast continues
to go east there will he but very iw
more ships -put on at European ports
to load for th Paclflo coast. , . v .
"AXOVO
WATsmrxowr.
' Ah additional length of . II feet U
being mad to th steamer Jessie Hr-
klna. owned br tha Washougal 1
Camas Transportation company.' The
work is being oono on- tn-t m
of th river by J. H. 'Johnston, th boat
builder. ' r-- - ' .
There is aom talk that th gasoline
launch Fox, now being operated as a
harbor boat' , will soon b placed In
commission as w ferryboat alongside of
th Morrison street bridg, In opposition
to the line recently established by th
Merrill " Bros. ', Th latter charg , a
far of 1 center but tf th Fox goes on
tha run It Is believed hat the rat will
b eonldrably - lowered, . .
Officer on th Alliance report that
the steamer Toledo is tied op st Eureka
and th crew haa been paid oft. Thla
la th veaael that th Fay Bro.. th
owners, stated that they were going to
plac on th run betwaaa Portland and
Tillamook. It fi - now generally be
lieved that they hav decided to aban
don the plan. . .. .. -t '-
xoeal united Bta teg inspector Kd-
mmrAm atiit Vn 1 1m- are In A mlnrim tiulfl
Inspecting th gasoline Schooner Delia
and th steamer Lottl. ; .
.,.. ;'.' m i - A M -
roBssov run wats n pod.
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Three more foreign flags were repre
sented 1n th harbor this afternoon upon
th arrival of th French, bark Aal. th
Italian chip 8. Celesta and th British
ahtp Durbrldg .from h mnuth of th
river. The B. clt is th- first Italian
vessel to visit th port thla eaaon. Sh
cam from Antwerp with a general cargo
consigned to Taylor.' Toung Co. Th
Durbrldg and Aal cam. In ballast, th
former from San Francisco and tho lat
ter from San Pedro.'. -, . .. .. .-m-.:.
TOWXsTO)
to ni.
la tow of th Harvest Queen the
French bark Duplets and schooner Andy
Mabony left this afternoon for th sea.
TLhe Frenchman carries a cargo of grain
aad Is bound for Queenstown or, Fal
mouth for orders. She ta feeing dis
patched by the Northwestern Warehouse
company. The Mahony is bound for fluni
Francisco-- with 720.000 .fee of lumber.
which WIS supplied by the ' Inman
Poulsen . milt. Th schooner Iran I
also loaded- at th earn mlU and WlU
ra jt-9 xrrrrrra.
Whn Father Jam H. JP';',rf
iiun..hin th Paclfo States
II .V. .W "
Telephone company was Introduoadr by
Councilman Fleget peior tne ull',v"""
cuyeaurday it wa mm - 1.n'
,f erred to thai Judiciary oc-mut . whr
. . in ..tv. nnaldara.tlon. 1 her IB
llttl likelihood of Its over b brought
before the eouncu again ir -consideration.
Nearly every member or
that body i of th opinion tnat nwou.a
t ..... . l I tWm nsnr
be impossiDi to oasir.i-t "'"
VThsr Is a possibility. Bowevr, that
another company will b riven an op
portunity to com to Fort.-" 1 and put
In a plant During th me' at 7' ; f"
day President Zimmerman recelv J a
telegram from F. F. Oravaa. general
manager of . th . Emplr ConatruoUou
. Ui Anseles.' stating that
kl. M.m. mm mmmAm BlAkft a OrOD'
111. WIUl.i mjmmm . - - -
osltlon. It waa th general opinion of:
th council that if th company oouiu
show th proper credentials in th way
of a its.oot bond, its proposal for
franohls would b considered. .
Miliar 4k Bauer" a Salmon street Wood
block pavement Created another heated
discussion. Tha contractors dsslr their
money. ' The eouncllmea say they will
hav to investigate first where th trou
ble In paving th street lies. Mr. Miller
says h followed th plans and specift
catione. Th matter was held up an
other two wkg pending. Investiga
tion.. '.'. " ... Wv. . 'i . 1- v r'' '-
Tha'slot maehin ordlnaao wag T
pald ad aa to allow counter merchan
dise machines to run on payment of tS
a quarter. The, proposed barber ordl
naao" was referred to th polio - and
health committee. Councilman- Flegel
asked that th proceedings for Improve
ment of Will lama, Portsmouth and Al
bert avenue with bltullthic pavement
be discontinued. .
probably leave down for th mouth of
tn rjvr. tomorrow. - ,
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luuia ar aTroav.
Stumer Mas Trying Trte from Ooog Bay
. -: . '' r' to Astoria r. . ; -.
Delayed tnor than a day by towing; a
small vessel-from Cooa Bay to Astoria,
the steamer All lane arrived la port at
It o'clock last night, -V-UO ,iu
.At Marsbflld th ateamer Wanona, a
now craft belonging .to th Simpson
Lumbar company, was taken in tow.- An
hour alter putting to sea th lines broke
and th small vessel went drifting away
at a rapid rate on the rolling bosom of
the ocean.. : The Alliance started lnpm'
suit of her charge, and after an exciting
chase which tested more than- an hoar,
the i wayward boat- was overtaken and
again made fast' ' V, -
But the sea wat rough and there was
a constant jerk on th tow line. Finally
on or them again snappea in two ana
it looked as though th. Wanona would
one more make her cap. -.The crew
waa not Idle, however, and managed to
make th necessary repairs before it was
too lae. All want well than, until th
Columbia bar was reached. That Sheet
of water was not so smooth aa It might
hsve been, and one of the hawsers again
parted. Th Alliance kept on going; and
just as -she reached the Inside th re
maining Una broke, but It was not long
until the small craft was again picked
sp and taken tar Astoria In safety, in
the mlxup the tatter's wheel ropes war
carried away, bat new ones were soon
rigged up to take their Plac. .
Th Alliance hag had her full share Of
trying experiences sine sh was test at
Portland. On th outward trip she was
barbound at Coos Bay 14 hours, and on
the return voyage she had to remain
there almost three days before It was
considered saf to put to se..' sn was
lying at Marshfllad on Sunday whn a
storm was raging along th coast at the
rate of tt miles an hour. ' . .-
Among tho freight sn brought from
th south are 41 tons of frosan salmon.
which will be shipped from here to Ham
burg. Germany. 8h also brought S.too
case of salmon from the Colqullle river;
600 cases of condensed mils from Marsh
field and 11 carloads of doors and win
dows from Eureka. v. :,
OTJXBS zs OsXAmTxmXS.
During th next month or two th
steamer Hereule will be operated la tha
grain trad between - Lylev Wash., and
Portland.;- She has been chartered by
th Regulator lln and left up th river
this morning to bring down a cargo of
th cereal. On account of th heavy
Wheat shipments being mad from that
point. It has been Impossible for the
Bailey Oataert to handle tho business
properly and maintain a regular serv
ice. . Th Hercules belongs to the Co
lumbia Contract company. . -. '.
CLAXJC
V Claiming that they were shanghaied
st Hongay. four sailors from th British
ship Langdsle appeared before British
Consul Laldlaw yesterday afternoon and
filed -charge against . Captain Jones,
master f th vessel." ': Upon Investiga
tion of the - matter, th - consul looked
upon th charges ss being a flimsy pre
text of the men to get ashor and n
ordered them back, to th ship.
" Astoria. Nov. t Balled at 7:61 a. m-
steamer O. W. Elder for San Francisco.
Arrived at 1:10 a. m., ateamer Asuncion
from San Francisco.
St Helena. Nov. t. Passed np. at 14
a.' m, British ship Durbrldg; French
bark Asle. . At 11:10 a. ro., Italian ship
& Celeste- a-- f . ;
San Francisco, Nor. -Arrived at I
a. m. steamer Aberdeen, steamer North
land, from portiana. - .'
Astoria, Nov. t. Arrived at t:IO pvtn..
schooner Mahukona. from Redondo. Ar
rived at noon, schooner Halcyon; - from
Ban Francisco. - ,- . , ' v
San Francisco. Nov. I. Balled at I p.
m.. steamer Radondo,' for Portland. 1
Eureka, Nov. . J.--Arrlvd. i ateamer
Despatch, from Portland. -
San Francisco, Nov. I. Steamer Co
lumbia sailed for Portland at J 1:10 a. m.
Astorla. Nov. I. Condition of th bar
at I ." m.f moderate wind, eoutbesst;
wearner. cioiHiy. ' , "
BE A TS ''E VERY SA LE
s ant Boys' Salts and Overeoata,
rignt up - to - oat styiea.
New, fresh gooda Frloe
10 pes eamt lea in ootnpart-
- I wm alva with tha nureham
I of a Butt or OvevooM a ,
CC TURKEY PRnn
of charge.. W glv you an crdeY to
call for It when read v...- t.
Compare- stock or anoee rrom uo to
II n less comparison other atorea
.-m-mmm-m TT.il SBA. SAs anil Sl.OO-
Vwt yon lust double el wher.
ynt xtu mn -raata rrom soa to
1A0 saved, " comparison high - rent
torea - We sr ,w .,.-'.
JOaTaT DBUAJ6. "
oomlnw raurr ajtb taiotcu.
wa
Way"
. Every time one of our old
customers makes a purchaae '
we give It particular atten-
tlon, because It'e from a per
son wbos . confldeoo we've '
alned and wish . to retain,
very-time a new customer,
i make a purchase w give it
particular attention because "
It's from a peraon whose eon- "
fldenc w'v partly gained and '
wish to attain still further
, We glv particular attention "
. to all sales treating each on -as
If it were the only thing .
,, 1n th world at the moment.,
IT 1. 1 a. .,.ln.,l.. . . . . . I
m Ull 1IUVUI VllVfllllin we
: glv explains .our . pvpuiartty..
A'MWRIGHT
293I1ORRIS0N-5T'
AJnTsTSXTOT.
fee. X. Baker, Xgr. ' Psese Hal 11.
yearteeath aad WaaUagte Iweets.
RAFDSOMiat 'XMMtXtM Of TXS wTIT.
m 1 ' or thx crrr Avomm
. 'OKOWSXS MOOTS JJUT nKT.
tOFtSKT-A- t:li AJTO ATX Tmt-'WTrX.
V As beaUeat Osaasasy, Fiessaliag "
It . was writta ' by Aagaseaa ThesMS, ' Aa
:' the ef "Arlseaa," easeeiaUy fas ,
. , . , Ha O, Qeei wis ' t - ' -
m TOtrs tXATt sabxt oa to wxll si
- SOUtT.
tafensatisB resajg srtoae sad kew as sssai
Pistes guiilnx. ' IBc, S5eT.' t6e.,r tOef : gl
ry. 16. fcUuaee. 10c. ISO as4i gal
rf, lOe. " " ...
All Sav.eowa tnra Tlekat' efflee see at
Bewe A Martin's druastare. Sixth sad Wskb-
lagtaa. freat 10 a. wk. te 7 p. m. afaia llc
After T s. at the theatre, roarteenth d
Wasalottsa, 7 to 10 p. a. - fken 111.
An Kext ' Weak Starttag iatlnataaday.
..... ... aeveaer , - -
Bslaaee aad Fylea' ftraat MOitary Flay. . '
The Girl I Left Behind Me
ManjMin Grand Theatre 5SSS;
"raaBS r-
TOFIORT . I last
aUte Mtl
FlXDAT XiaHT letsssay Mat
...... Wine by a Lerge Iftjority.'' v
SaarrW. Savaga- EOKOX Osaiat
Offer -. I ASIA OsSMdy On
OUUalTI CTaTS Tatars ST.- r
Klgbt prices JO easts to 11 60.
MaUnee srloaa U easts U i.00. . . : .
OOKOBAT-g . TlTATm-aoray Baseeu,
Maaagers. 1-ortlasd's ato- malar plax
l mrwm mi go cm, s-aruas nufDi tnov.
II. statlnse gatnrday, Uacoln
(scoin I.
Carter's areat
apeetaetiiar proouetioa.
"TBI HIAAT OF
CHICAOO." asoUMir Mg sareeaa. Klegant
. special ecasei r. Wesde-ral aMehaaleal Se
' vleea. Mraterisas elertrteal effeeto. A TV-Id
- stetsr ef the grsat Br. gee the stmku
' sppraaehiag train. A sewerfnl eetapasy ln-
- wodaeing a special Use ef aiga-clsss aseeial-
IMS. --
.Weak eransesclng . Sunday swtlaee,
Kev.
, S. matlaee Saturday, speclsl enaga
ef
Uteat soceeasfal musical eamedv. "FITX
mlmmum uii auui, ia sura M.
aid SB its." ouwrtioa er ataasrs Broad
knrst ssd Otrrls. 40 Taa ptemotara la.
The grssd singing ehoras. ft aw. nrlaht an.
teal number. New scenery, costosiea and
nroperaae. Nothlag sut laagha froai rise te
tall ef eortsia. ...
Prleea, 10c. toe, tOe; spedsl rasarv seats,
Oe. atstlnee. tee te say part ef to soaee;
cslldrea tsneelal seaUt. Me.
journal coupon-
No. 20-COUPON-N6. 20
f STAR ." THEATRB ;a
Friday atatlnee, Bovembea' 4, ltOa,
This coupon snd to entltlee holder 'to
on sdmisslon whsn presented at box
ofnoa. ..... . ........... . ,
BAKER THEATRE
Third aad TeaOUll eta. Keatlag A rised. sists.
isrpn Taan-Tim ttmimm ta aaenok
TsTB IOOUI ', . ,
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, BTTBABT AT SAXJWXsT n
. TU' OUAT BIOsTBT . ; , .
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'.' M'OVBB AJTO CHtABTT. ti
. - aVATBtOsTD O. BALOWnr v '
aUiLi BAUwijr. .
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Admawlea, loe. PerfaraMBces, iutX f :t0. t JO.
BIJou Theatre
aiitb st.
Opa.
Oicseoiaa
-mia wm i vmsrani: ;
' -. Boatwri, mrri'aoTTgT -
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ntOHa IVAMObTT . ,,
' XBIiSaTT MOOU -
- v- btalBbt nwaug - j-
' Kras riiki, bbtsoit -a
u aioviaTO nomrmss.
'AI for ,10 cents. .
Artmeoa, from t:J0-ts 4J0i evealass.
frees
T:0 to 10:10.
The Atcadc Theatre.. '
Th Origteal rsafly Taadevflie Beans. ;
...'..' ; This wees r ' - :- t."-i-r-
i-aum aniisys , ;..
'.. i. ' aTAJABT BOYP ... ,-
' -1 erTiTTyOaVD AaTD SlaTTO , .' .
. ivllt m mut
. .: -:;',. xatb oorr-a ; "
, . n Biosoora. '".-.-.''' '
Ibews t?M te 4:90 p. .. 7 M t 10:30
. at- Aamlaaloa, loo, te say east. .
THE LYRIC THEATRE
BevenOl snd Alder Btreeta
- ' - This Weak.- '. '
wsDinoar abs nATrsa,
: SOIVA, BBaTO ABtS go I. A.
' BBX.MAS AJTD DBTUTB,
; .; eOB AXT-atOaT, . : ... :
. rata tita6owb. .,
swnmssees t:Su t 40. I:
t M:t
. as. AdBtofioa 1 U ktcae. .
COMCEBT BALL , ,
'' " uses anawsma -
CUTLERY
CL(UML3IA
lliillSiil
: r .- .-'N
-at
TAILORINfl CO. .
iOC .and 287 Wa
THE PRICES WE QUOTE FOR TOMORROW "ARE ON
NEW FALL GOODS IN BROWN, BLUE AND BLACH
" COLORS, ALL SIZES, BUT A LIMITED NUMBER OF
EACH. THE EARLIER YOU COME THE BETTER
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THE SIZE YOU.
r ?T NEED OR THE COLOR YOU MAY DESIRE.
$7.45
taf ' A PF - For choice of
aJf .taj Overcoats,
35 to 40 only.
..' j. ... , mr. 5 '
Graven:ettea'
$4.95
Jt I vO lavender and
. lavend'
barnii
"f. - -w barnin in
Hats
.j j .......
l For choice
$t:95
'Fine Sample
worth up to.
lVecIcwear-
j t For choice of hundreds of new, swell ta3
iDylC shapes and silks, in English Squares, Puffs,
""- Ascots and Four-in-Hands 3 for ?1.C0
..:-'-v'- . Bargain Friday Only. ; i . ; " j ::.,..sw; 'i-
$2
aV . For choice
, tailor-made
HU vvn,
TH ESE GOODS Are for
BARGAIN FRIDAY ONLY
1H) A
mm
TAILORING GO
2845 : and 287 Washington Ct
KespGIsan
It's godliness to 4o so. If you
' send ns - your washing, - no mat
ter what kind, we do i It Hght
We are prepared to v waeh th
common, eoars, ' colored clothes,
a a wall ss th" finest lloen all
jw do la done well to your sat
Isfsetlon. .W call . for and
' promptly return all work. ' W
will : appreciate . a trial. Tele
phono ae your , order. . ; . 'a ' ' .
y GEO. c:
loin r
t IU Vara
Q sural r
. 11.
imnko.
i - 4 West S14U OfrVM US V3
Xaadr7, Vate SUeea, r CU.
For choice of about ti fine uncalled-for. tail
or-made Suits, in sixes S3, 84, S3 arid S3 only;
they are 'worth up to a high as. $35. . , . f ; t-
about 43 new, roelVfall wei
in blacks and grays only; Mixem
For choice of 3 Genuine PriestleyvCrmven--.
ette Rainproof Coats. ? J
..-Nuff said. - , -
Underwea
:- For Silk Underwear, about 50 suits, in blue,
pink; the greatest underwear
town.
of about SOO ;':r:.
Hats;"
S3. f
;Pants:St?t
of 800 pairs of tine uncalietwor
Pants; valuer up to $10 look
- . -i ... ...i ,..:i.., v V, .' . .-. ! . . :
BUSINESS
. COLLEGE
,V".''..rCHT SCHOOL
i ' t
' Mondar and
Thursviar avenlnga from seven
.to nlna . . , . ..,'.v j
aOOXarnrarO (Laboratory
. Method). r-.-,-
(Pernln Systeja).
tiff sUTIS 0( Touch met bod)
cttatsrsaA& AMxraaomo, '
ITOUlSi . -'' ' ' j-;'
SsTOUSat aad ,
m, n
.jrutMVZtm ,Toay. sr4a-e
. snd Friday evenings irv
to nlns-thlrty. , .
By th B '
S rat mo
tor the
four (
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N
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