The Oregon daily journal., November 01, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1.
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PUD A Ml ROAD
TO
QUTARIO
'Company Incorporated to Build
Railway From Emmett in
Payetti . Valley. Weafc V.
CITIZENS PROMISE TO
; , SECURE RIGHT-OF-WAY
fasa Meeting at Ontario Attended "by
; Business Men Who Promise Ter-
7 minal Facilities Projected Lino's
1-, Link In Some Big Road. y -
. s Iflpeetal Plsp.teh to: The Joarnal.r
, Ontario, Or., Nov. 1. The Oregon
Idaho-Railway company haa been In-
corpora ted at Boise. Idaho. Nathan C
Richards ot Sumpter, jDregon, riled the
Incorporation papers with the secretary
, f state-yyesterday. The object la to
. build a line from Emmett, In the Payette
,-valley,t Ontario, Oregon, wltrPn r Is
said will constitute a link In a line from
;' Ttutte, Montana, to some , point on the
"Pacific coast In Oregon. ,
The Incorporation followed an n
., thualastlo raaas meeting here ' Monday
' evening, over which Mayor J. A. Lackey
' presided and' which was attended by
nearly every business-man. af -which a
' proportion, backed by eastern capital
1, lata, vtt submitted to build, equip and
operate a standard gauge steam railway
between Ontario, Oregon, and Emmett,
"Idaho, a distance of SO miles,: the name
' to be completed and In operation, wit h
4 In on year. ' ' ,
The ' demand mads ' on the business
men of Ontario waa for a grant of 10
acres for termjpal grounds, passenger
"and freight depots, machine shops, etc
icand It miles of right of way between
i, Ontario and New Plymouth, Idaho.
By a nnaaimoua vote, the proposition
"was accepted and the following com-
'Cmlttee t prominent business men ap
" pointed with Instructions to secure. the
) required r.ht' of way at once: J. - A.
Lackey. C E. Kenyon and J. R.
Blackaty.
Seymour H. Bell of Sumpter, 'who re
'oently Inatalled e, 15,000 electric light
, plant In this city, has been busy for
.some time. Interesting eastern capital
In this enterprise and the new road will
' be financed by .one -of bis ' personal
friends, Gratton Wheeler, a banker of
, New York city. . . -
i It la Intimated that the road, la one
I --
of the connecting links In a transcon
tinental line that la now building toward
the' Pacific northwest. It la also si Id
the road will have the cooperation of
the Harrtmao Interests, and that ' as
soon aa the road Is completed to Emmett
i will be extended on to. Boise. A branch
line will also be built Into the Pearl
mlnlnr district.
. A corps of engineers has been work
Ing quietly the past- month and the
route has seen located and the grade
stakes ' set -between New Plymouth and
this city. Ths -road will cross -Snake
river one mile east of this city.
" - The new railroad . company asks -no
bonus or subscription of stock and Mr.
Wheeler states ths. bonds will be pur
chased- entirely by eastern capitalists. .
you;;g millionaire learws
v TO BUTCHER HOGS
C A. Forstor Works Hit Way
Through Packing Plant ta
Understand Business.
(Journal Special Wei lire.) -
St Louis, Mo., Nov. 1. To.4arn the
buainess In which, he Is to Invest money.
August Forster. son of ths late mil
lionaire brewer. C Forster, -Is work
Ing In a packing plant. He works from
.- a. m. tni p." m. In the cutting de
partment, his chief duty consisting of
slaughtering hogs. Ho gets lis a week.
Forster expects ,to graduate from ths
cutting department Into the. aausaga
department In two oc three months.
From there he will go Into the curing
cellars and then Into tns shipping de
partment, and later will advance to the
office.; After that he-says he Is going
to Invest his -money In a pork packlnti
business of bis own. He saya that'ne
doea not like to be "bunkoed. -
Forster la Just II years of age. He
haa Just come Into his money, which
totals well over a million. Last spring
bs finished education at the- University
of Missouri He also attended the Uni
versity of Illinois. Ha Is over six feet
In height and weighs 160 pounds. He
played guard on tho football teama of
tha two colleges. - .
ENGINEER SCALDED BY
: BURSTING STEAM PIPE
(RpeoUl Plapstea to The Journal.)
The. Dalles. Nov. 1. A steam pi pa on
the Oeorge W, Simmons burst yesterday
while coming op the river, badly scald
Ing the engineer. He bravely stuck to
bis- post until tha boat was safe.
Passengers on board were badly
frightened, but no one waa injured. Th
Simmons makes dally round trips from
Cascade Locks to The Dallea.
(D OT we m
BY NOVEMBER llh
Time
Has Set
Its Seal!
naif-Price On Ml
' SUITS,' OVERCOATS, ' CRAVENETTES, : .
TROUSERS, HATS AND FURNISHINGS
THE MUCK CLOTHING CO.
109 Sixlh, St. Bet Stark tiWashingtoir
-A- C. C. SHAFER, ADJUSTER. : ' ,
Only Three Days Left
I But they will be days of sweet remembrance to the
" fortunate buyers, as HALF PRICE on such a fine.
large stock of the very besf apparel made is the most
. sensational sacrifice that has ever occurred in this
' BUte SEE THE PRICES: ; ; ; ,
Su its. Overcoats and
r-n Cravenettes"
Leaving Astoria at 1:40 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, the oriental liner
Nlooroedla reached Portland, harbor at
T:10 p. m., thus completing 'the 100
mile' run In T hours- and SO minutes.
ssld to be the reuord for a freighter of
her capacity. Heretofore it usually haa
taken the Nlcomedla, as well as many
tramps which' recently hay visited here,
from 19 to 11 hours to -complete the
passage. , i
Coming across ' the Psclflo contrary
winds were encountered during tha en
tire vovsae and tile liner waa more than
17 days reaching, tna mourn or tne Co
lumbia, river. 8ha left Yokohama 10
mlnutea after the - steamsnip Bioeria
iud nut of tha harbor carrying Sec
rstarv Tsft and Altos Roosevelt. Ot
course tho Nlcomedla waa left far In
the rear. -a '-
On October" 10 a British - ship was
sighted flying a. signal on which ap
peared the letters "N..U J. B.' .She
requested to he -reported "all -well."
Thla was th only vessel spoken $u the
trip.: While ths passage coming this
way waa 'rather uneventful tha outward
voyage was-marked by dirty weather,
which threatened to play havoc with tha
ateamer. A gale of. unusual severity
is run Into between Yokohama, and
Hongkong and heavy Seas 'swept oyer
the . deck. - The steamer : waa toased
about Ilka a cork on tha water, but
menaced to null through without bus
talnlng any great amount -cf damage.
On her arrival at Hongkong aha went
on tha drydock for her annual Inspec
tion ' and classification and received
minor repair work. The bottom of her
hull was cleaned and paint e and that
Is ssid to account in a great measure
for the- quick trip she made up ths
river from Astoria. While lying at the
Chlness potf Second Engineer Hegken
waa succeeded by P. Hfirlerr -
PhV steamer Brought about 4.500 tons
of freight, made up . of the following
gooda: I4.t21 rolls of matting, s.tot
cases of tea, "1,000 bundlea of leather,
l.SSI packages or Chinese merchandise,
a packages of Japanese merchandise.
7S1 cases of curios, 400 tubs of camphor.
Z If slabs of tin, (0 bales of cocoanut
oil. to bags of beans, SO baga of coffee.
IS bags of peanuta, I cases of .silk, 4
pAckagea of samplea and tS bags - of
mall.-:,- ----- ' zL--.-:- '
,gn; -f'Amrif'fi rful2-50uilarajgta--a4.
Cravenettes. -
f7.SO for MUCK'S better $15.00 Suiti, Overcoat! and
Cravenettes: ,- .
,f8.25 or' MUCK'S 17.S0 Suits, Overcoats and Crave-
nettes. ' . . " .'. ' ' '
, flO.OO for MUCK'S $20.00 Suits, Overcoats and Crave-
riettes.
S11.2S for MUCK'S $22.50 Suits, Overcoats and Crave
nettes. X. " ' 1 ' A' :,,v': ' f-,-
- 'fl2.SO for MUCK'SSSuits, Overcoats and Crave-
. nettes. ( - ' u " ' -N -
l SUK.OO for MUCK'S finest $30.00 Suits, Overcoats and
'.Cravenettes. " ' 1 '..: ..""", ' ' ' v
, f for MUCK'S extraprdinary fine quality .; Suits,-
. - Overcoats and Cravenettes. ; . ' ' .. '
Trousers
1.50,.r;.. .............. ...'.for MUCK'S $3.00 ones
92.00-.. I. ............... for MUCK'S $4.00 ones
2.50. ......for MUCK'S,$5.00 ones
f 3.00.t..i;MV.....v;.-7in..for MUCK'S $6.00 one'
1:f3.T5...... :...for MUCK'S $7.50 ones
f 5.00 ..... J .... .r. . . i ......... .for MUCK'S $10 ones ,
Gordon and Stetson Hats
....... ...'..for MUCK'S $2.50 Hats
. ......;.....'... .for MUCK'S $3.00 Hats
;..s-..V.r.s. -.for MUCK'S $4.00 Gordon Hats
The, MUCK Hats;; for fall is one of the most select
-stocks ever shown. .. '.
91.2S..
f 2.o.:
Underwear
504.... .for $1.00 quality
'75f;...v .for 11.50 quality
; ,. fl.OO..r..T. ...for S2.00 quality : '
fl.SO.,. ,......, ..................for $3.00 quality
-- f 2. OO... for $4.00 quality
"rtxTrnz Shirts ;
i.
i i . . . . . .'. ............ . '. . for $1.0rf Shirts
T541. ..........T.for $1.50 Shirts '
fl.OO...... ..for $2.00 Shirts -
91.60. ..'..for $3.00 Shirts
2.00. for $4.00 Shirts.
THfe CLOSING" DATS OF THI9 SALE WILL
MAKE AN EPOCH IN SACRIFICE SELLING SUCH
AS WILL APPEAL TO ALL THINKING WEARERS
OF GOOD CLOTHES. , ; . ,
'. r OPEN EVERY: EVENING
J
ReinBvaiVB
RE
CORD
Nicomedja Travels From Astoria
" to Portland in Seven Hours
and a Half.
WINDS DELAY-LINER
; IN CROSSING PACIFIC
Left Yokomaha TenMinutas, After
Siberia, Which Carried Taft Party,
but Was Soon Distanced Brings
-" Miscellaneous Freight, r
French vessel to arrive this aeason with
a - cargo direct . from - Kurope. Other
French vessels in port are the. Vauban,
Touralne and uriseau. v
"ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
ol
PEASOUNOW.-
Steamw.anianra rlag-a One Hundred
Tons at Teaa from fcaxek.
- While making a. landing at the Vic
toria dolphins yesterday ...the British
steamship Volga -brokers .number
the piles standing In front of the struc
ture. ' .
Steamer Q. W. Walker made a special
trip to Vancouver and return yesterday
afternoon to relieve tne Lurune.
After having been repaired at the
Portland Shipyards the steamer' Albany
returned to her dock today at tha foot
of Main street and soon will resume
service between here and points on the
upper Columbia river. .,
The work of loading the British ahlp
Carradale will be completed thla after
noon. 8he la supplied with a cargo of
wheat, barley and flour, which will be
taken to tha United Kingdom.
Carrying a cargo of luo tons of gen
eral merchandise and having a list of
IS passengers, all she has a license for
handling, - the steamer South BsV ar
rived this morning from San Francisco.
The freight Is" being discharged at the
Oak street dock. On the return trip she
win take out a cargo of lumber. -
Steamship . Aragonla .- ahlfted this
morning from thecal bunkers to Mont
gomery dock No. 1, where she will com
plete ber cargo for the orient thla
afternoon An effort waa made to have
the vessel clear yesterday so that the
value of her freight could be added to
the- October exports, but tho work of
getting the "cargo on board waa de
layed. She will clear this afternoon and
leave down the river in the morning.
. NWlth almost 140.000 bushels of wheat
ths steamer Eureka sal Jed last night
for the Bay City. -
MARINE NOTES.
Astoiis. Nov. 1. Sailed at 7 a. m.,
ateamer Wasp 4or San Francisco; aalled
at S a, m ateamer Elmore, for Tilla
mook. - - ... .
: San Francisco, Nov. 1. Arrived at
a. m., steam W. H. Krugar, from Port
land... A 1.' ,
Astoria, Oct. . 31 Balled at 1:40 p. m..
schooner William Olsen, for San Fran
cisco; arrived at 1:40 p. m.;' barken tine
Portland, from flan Pedro; arrived -at
1:40 p. m. and left up at 4 p. m., steamer
South Bay, from San. Francisco. -
San Francisco, Oct, II. Sailed at s
p. m., steamer Homer, for Portland.
San Pedro. Oct. 31. Sailed, barkentlne
John C. Meyer, for Columbia river. : .
Astoria, Nov. 1. Condition of tha bat
at a. mi, smooth; light east wind;
weather clear, . i
FULTON WILL WORK FOR
COOS BAY IMPROVEMENT
(special Pbptes to The Joorsal ) ''
Astoria, Or.. Nov. 1. Senator-Ftrtton
haa returned from hie visit to ths Coos
buy sectionr-whersr he went to confer
with residents of ' that section aa to
needed rirer and harbor Improvements.
He- statea that by tha construction of a
south Jetty not to exceed a mils In
length. 10 feer of water would be In
sured over tha ' Coos-bay bar at low
tide, and.( that a" small amount of ad
ditional dredging , would make it one of
tha f (neat harbora on tha coaat. At the
mouth of the Coqullle there Is II feet of
water at hlh tide and constant Improve
ment Is a-olns on In the chaaneLSoo
ator-Fulton will endeavor to secure an
' Pea. soup Is likely to become a. drug
on the market, aa 100 tons of peas were
among the freight brought from Eureka
on tha ateamer Alliance, which arrived
last night It la tho blggeat single
shipment Of this line of goods aver .sent
to Portland. -The conalgneea are Albers
Bros, and the Portland Seed company.
Big quantities of butter and cheese also
arrived on tha 'ateamer.. Nearly all of
tha freight waa made up of farm p in
duce sent from the Humboldt county
metropolis and- Coos bay. :
Senator Cr- W. Fulton went down ts
Coos bay on tha Alliance this trip and
cams back on her after she -bad can.
turned from California.- Ths senates J
waa accompanied, by collector or cus
toms Robb of Astoria, and it Is said
that hla visit waa for the. purpose of
acquainting himself with the nature of
the contemplated harbor Improvements
at Marshneld and Coqullle City. It Is
said that ths senator f avora tha build
Ing af a south Jetty at Coos bay bar,
and tha -operation-of a suction dredge
between ths bar and Marahtteld. Those
who were with him on tha trip say that
ha will make such a recommendation at
the next session of congress. - There
in mrmmA-r a north lettv at the Coos bay
bar. but it Is claimed by ths shippers I
I thwt a pint" etty atniptnra la needed I
before the best -results-can do auaineo.
it - tinrferanmaV thai ...Senator Fulton 1
Uilso- favoiB ths ylan-nf having ttiriifof
posed dredge divide her time - wits
Marshneld by working at certain inter
valaon tbs Coqullle river.
Forty passengers cams on tns Alli
ance. Captain Keny says tne weamer
waa fine all the way up tha coast except
on Monday, when a little fog, hung off
tha Oregon shore, for several houra In
tha morning. ,
appropriation for tha construction of a
dredge to be used at Coos bay and Co
qullle ; river- and for - tha -construction
Sf the proposed south Jetty at -Coos
bay. -
NEW PAYMASTER COMING
TO VANCOUVER BARRACKS
(Journal Special Servtee.)
Washington. Nov. 1. Changes In ths
ststlons and dutlea of United Statea
army paymasters have been ordered
made - aa followsr Major Thomaa C
Goodman will be relieved of duty aa
chief paymaster at Vancouver barracks
and proceed to Seattle for duty, being
succeeded, by. Major Webster Vinson,
now stationed at Washington. IX C; af
fective December II. The artillery dis
trict of Puset aound will be placed In
charge of Colonel Elbrldge R. Hills, who
goes to Fort Worden wovemoer T,
AN OIU BURNER NOW.
Telegraph Bxpeoted to Develop Jfvea
. Kara Bpeed Thaa Before. -
Converfedtoto an ollbumer," ths
steamer Telegraph will resume .service
tomorrow morning - between - Portland
snd Astoria, making dally round trips
and stopping- at the - prfncipsl way
porta. The . owners are expecting her
to show sven greater speed than when
coal waa used. At that time sha had
ths -name of being tha fastest stern
wheeler in the world.' She holds ths
record of having made tha speediest trip
up the ColumDia. river. - -i no steamer
will he given a trial trip thla after
noon. . Many of the loctl mariners will
be on' board and they ara expecting het
to make a great showing.- She will gs
to tho mouth of the Willamette and re
turn. - After aha gets out or the harbor
limits her speed capabilities will be put
tooths test - ; J - ..
. MEETS HEAVY WEATHER.,.
rraaeh Sark IVXennltte Suffers Injury
' So Cargo ia Sioras.
Bv tha rolling- of the ship In a heavy
sea. off tha South American coast ths
cement brought from Antwerp by the
French bark LItermitte, which reached
Dart thla morning, waa somewhat dam
aged. -. A large number of. the barrels
were broken and the contents Scattered
over the hold of the vessel.
Captain Legrand reports that ha en
countered a number of gales during ths
passage. Off -the Lav lata river the
blow ' wss particularly aevere and ths
ship rolled heavily for several hours.
While the rigging remained Intact and
no losses from the deck were sustained,
the freight waa badly jolted about The
shipment consists of MOO barrels of
cement and 400 tons of coke consigned
to Balfour, Outhrle A Co. The same
firm also haa the vessel chartered . for
the outward trip to transport grain to
th United Klnadom. -
Thla fay the first visit of the L'Her
mitu ta I Portland., and aha ia the only
Color-Keepers
Our paints .keep their colors.
They're made to last long, withstand
the raya of the sun, don't blister,
crack or peel offrralp and anow don't
bother them, and. anything and
everything good that can be ssld of
any paint can be asserted aa to the
paints we handle, and It will be truly
told. Prices In comparison , with
quality smaller than most" .
fishery ThorAtn & Co,
: rmowT aits mokkibow mts.
Teeth-NoPain
Marvelous 1s what ail ths dentists say
about the wonderful system of Alveolar
Dentistry, originated and practiced ex
clusively In Portland by Boston Dentists,
tlH Morrison street. We Save teeth If
only a good root remains. Ws restore
old decayed' teeth . to ' Usefulness' snd
beauty,. ' " '
We replace lost or absent teeth with
out pistes.
We extract teeth, without pain free
of charge. - .
. We treat and tighten loose teeth, and
soft or bleeding gums ara made, sound
snd healthy. ... .
Wa guarantee Our plates to fit
Wo give you tha best dentsl work for
the lowest cost consistent with first
claaa work.- Come and have free exami
nation and consultation and learn for
yourseif what wa can do for you.
VrTIETH
. IT WITHOUT
Boston Painless Dentists
BS1H Morrison -, Opp. Mela Fraak
. and PoetofBoe. -
- Moras gao a n. ti I p. a. ' Bun-
iaisra a. a. t Itao p. m.
The
""HIS is tHe caution applied to the publicannouncement of Oatoria that has
; : been manufacturea under the supervision of Ohas. H. Eetcher for over
30 years the genuine Oastoria. ,We"respectfully call the attention of fothers and"
mothers when -purchasing Oastoria to see' that the wrapper bears his signature in '
black. When-the wrapper is removed the same signature appears on both sides
of the bottle in red. Parents who have used Oastoria for their little ones in "the
Sast years need no warning against counterfeits and imitations, but our present
uty is to call the attention of tne younger generation to the great danger of intro
ducing into: their families spurious jneoicines. 1;
- It is to be regretted that there are people who are now engaged in the '
nefarious businesslof putting up and selling all sorts of substitutes, or wnat should ,
more properly be termed conterfeits. for medicinal preparations not only for -adults,
but worse yet, for children's meaicines." . It therefore devolves on the mother
to scrutinize closely what she gives her child. Adults can do that for themselves'
but the child has to rely on the mother's watchfulness.. ; -hSilJ:'--'-..
vvvvvvVVvvvvvv
K
lllTl
AVegc table Preparation for As
similating tbeFooUndReeula
Bng the Stomachs and Bowels of
Promotes DtgestiortCIieetful
ness and Rest .Contains neither
(kium.Morphine nor Mineral.
Not Narcotic.
tfOUIltSAKVZLflTCMU
AxMmim . . . .
eu.(i SJw- ...
. trfft RonvHv for fVtMltna-
tion. Sour Stomoch.Dioxrtioea,
Worms Convulsions Jeverisa
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
" ' Tas Simla Sifnatura at 1
. TTEvV YORK. -
T
tXACT COSY OF wHAPrgn.
r. i r tlx s -x
5 i r
rV
. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
, n hm for over. 30 year, ha borne the signature of
and has been made under his per
Jj-f-u , sonal supervision since its Infancy.
f"cUcA44 -Allow no one to deceive you In this, b
All Counterfeit's, Imitations and Just-as-iroodM are but
- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Inlanti and Children Experience against Experiment. ,
What is CASTORIA
. . Castoria is a harmless substitute .for Castor -Oil, Pare
goric, 'Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant, It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Tfarcotlo ....
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys 'Worms :
and allays Feverishness. , It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieyes Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency It assimilates the Food, regulates the)
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and naturaf sleep. '
The. Children's Panacea-The 4 Mother's Friend..
GENUINE CASTO RA AUVAY3
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have AlwaysBought
T In Uoo For Over 30 Years:
t
8(01 Me
To Astoria and Ocean
.... 'Beaches on
I v Steamer nMrline' .
ThcODay-Boat-Ddwn the- Columbia"
Leaves daily from Taylor Street Dock at 7 A. M. Call up MAIN 613
Z ww
SSO acres fine timber, near Portland
111.60 per acre
tlSOO- Good S-room house, near car
-'"line. Improved street, east aide.
$9 50O -Mod e rn S-room colonial house,
close In, east side.
S4900- 100x100 and, modern colonial ?
room house, on Union avenue. A
fine home. s
S7000 A fractional lot'onrVTaahlnrton
. street.
7800 .10 flats, nay ins SO per cent; beat
' bur in the city.
10,800100x100 on 17th St: good In--.
. come and worth $2,000 more than
asking; prtre.
U,SOO--2-story brick, on First street
ISO tots on car line, onljr 30 minutes
from center of city; water and
graded streets; )S per month.- -
. Soma fine warehouse property on west
side.. - ,
Sahlstrom & Patterson
' 1S8H ronrth st, Oor. Xorrlsoa.
.
Far . modern dental wortt. World-re-
nowned speelallsta.
Lowest prices consistent with flrst-alass
work.
Oe to tbs
NEW YORK; DENTJSTS
' rouara Atrp Monazsosr its.
Open Say and nlcht, from I:1S s
- - v .an til fa a. as.
KTaKiArB. Airirsjlla.(. sUallsjkart rrat1st
w it TT V A . MutiiiLut auii araiiil iiJ
U Uf.a M4 Ms fjMtaJlM Wmt, ta4
wHUi sissrlsbst. Telia s4lipr Issaf
ITasisiaa nWtitjSsMa m4I Isjsttske
fllssBiae S of f r Irwla4 aw atasl Am. an
mmmf f rrl4tsirw, T41tBlsUss
saW Nsf fmw ldlaaa, to lfr, r rm
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all DnaSftna. 4 alr-s.ater 0sstM Cw
HOMES
FIRLAND
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FIRLAND
Now, order a home built and pay
for it in rent rate Installment
In thla way you pay rent to your
. aelf. . .
FIRLAND
lias best water, best car service,
fare Sc. Locatsd 10 minutes from
city, on the Mount Scott car line;
streets are graded.
; LOTS $130AV
;. 'at powa, as a Moatk.
Take Mount Scott car, First snd
LAlfl.n street.. Ride out and see.
. A sent alwaya on around , ,
QQO. W. BROWN
SOS raUlaCBnUaiac. ,
j non 'MaU Sit. . ( ,
ROOT. A. TAYLOR
Omoei rirlaad Snatloa.
JOURNAL WANT ADS '
BRING QUICK RESULTS
Wrttpp,
Wthtna 7 V
tots
$90
to
$400
Easy
Terms
Moore
Investment
Company
151 sum
Street '
DE8IAMKB AJIO '-
BDILPia. -
308 4th St.,
houses xmvt
OH INStaLLMBNTB. '
OCT PaiCKS. '
EVELYN
LOTS A 10a A SAT.
SNA Pi3 ! SNAPS!
oo ovr AMO s.
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Take Mount Scott car at First and
Alder streets, and a delightful ride of '
21 mlnutea will land you In the midst ot
these bargains. -, ,
Kve'ry convenience In RvalynT Best
water, best car service, eta.
i Come -out Sunday or weekday and be
convinced. . . , .
E. ALFORDSON
, omoii arax-ni stAnox.
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