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t-ertreit u4 Umm artwt 4 team c
ARCHITECTS.
. EL
Arsbluet II i
ATTORNEYS.
1 f. - WICHEBTKB. ttnfnty-tt-Uw, sstary
punne. e waaningtoa oicg.
ACCOUNTANT.
" Autx. c. ram.' .
f FCBI-IO ACCOUNTANT.
10 Concord bl.lg. - Pbone Main Sell.
BLANK-BOOK MAKERS. V
' BAn ni via V Kir.aTAU-. lfla-111 lunula at
Blank book lUDilunnni sgssts for JM
Improved Loe-lr ledger, ere e bvw
luresa leaf, the kMt or. tbe anarsev,
BATHS MASSAGE.
atbaaaMtlna cures: br massage by roane Oar.
ua lad ' 30844 Stars, 11 M Tumm Heuee.
' MADAM! VASHTa Turklah ' and tub batba.
. Biaeeago treatment. 201 W Third at
' YOCHO UOr cItm vapor, alcohol and taaaicatsd
batba.. Parlor ST, KMV4 BUrk ft.
IHS SNOWDEN bathroom; Udf attendants.
ISTtt Aldar nt. -
MISS BATMOND fives baths sad meases
traatmanta. Tbs Cosmos, 368 Is elorrleoe sU
TWO . ladles fives baths and uisgnatie treat
ments. io cniropoay ana manicuring. zztt
' Weshlngtoa St., between drat sad Beoood.
OUTBEBN ladr snd aaslstant give ma
. tub and vapor . batba. 1 HOVt roartb,
Washington.
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BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES.
a BtBKXKWALO CO., 104-30 gvsrett at.
Largest batahara supply bono as) tbs coast.
BUTCH BUS' SUPPLIES Adolpb A. Dekua,
ill-Mi rtrst at., eaniea a fall Una snd com
plete aaanrtment at loweat market prices.
CARPET, CLEANING. ; " (
STAlTOAaD Carpet Cleaning Oa., largest plaa
aa tbs coast. Lorlng sadTBardlaa eta., tela,
pbaae Beat a0 Carpete sinned, relttea,
sewer sad leldt botb stesa snd latest sea.
' pressed air proeeeet rsaevatlag suttreaaeS
and faatbers a specialty.
' BANITABT ssrnet cleaning, saettsa sad eoas
scsasal an? combined; carpete cleaned en dear
' without removal. Mala MM. Mala MOO.
t. BUHTSIt. steam earpet and asattraaa.
cleaner, bno .offerees. Phone Mala tj.
CLAIRVOYANTS AND PALMIST.
' FOR A FBW BATS ONLT.
A SPECIAL Is HEADING FOR II.
. ALWAYS CONSULT THB BUT.
PROF. B. KHIMO.
- Oreatoet U.1n( satral dead-trance 1 clair
voyant of tbs are: ADVISER ON B I 'SIN 188
AND ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE) whom roe
will marry, bow be eontral tbs sas rea love,
even taourU miles a war; reaaltas tbs sap
, arm ted : atves secret pew ere to control. -
I. will do ell others aitTarttee to do. and S
treat deal mors. TRB B ft TIRE WORLD
HAS BEEN STARTLED WITH TUB POW.
KRS OF TRB UNSEEN FORCES I HATB AT
MI COMMAND, and I prors It to rul wlts
aut price by rlln yoa a -
, BEE Vest freb
hv bavlMP voar NAHM TOLD fl!f FCLL.
JtTTT WHAT TOD CAME FOB, and civs
rsdvles sbsolately FREE before yoa decide
bavs a readlnr. WHO CAN OR WILL
DO MORS TO CONTINCB THB SKEPTICt
DO MOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. AS IT
WILL MOT BE OFFERED TO XOU AQAUI.
Permaasntlr Located In Hla frwn Rome. '
, BOURS. 10 TO S. DAILY AND SUNDAY, j
No. IS Filth at., eoraef Madlaoa at.
' , PROF. WAI.LACB.
te Cnemos, MVa Morrlana.
Bes tbla gifted me a. Hs calls yoa by
' saaa, - Ha tells year -.poet. - pi asant and
rarars. Telb) yoa -whs are roar frleBds, sna
.rnlee. rieals. Ha knows si aas-what . soa
, celled-io Telia mho saaV-wbea yoa will
. i aaarry. He tells ' yoa evsrvrhlnp. The
area fee t brrlar clairvoyant.. aplrltulUt and
, " palmlat reads for BOe.
' , ,.. SEB HIM TODATI
REMEMBEa THB PLACE.
NIBLO. SSI FIFTH BT.
Royal oriental clslrvoysat, nsrchle,. pahbtat.
r Orealeet adelaes a hrvs, boeineee. merrier.
dlorr, law, lnvestawnU; all revealed; tells
steetly what yoa earns for, aaaae, are. er.
enpatloa: wham, whea yoa marry t deralopa
turoeflaa rood lack, powers of secret con
trol, carss all nervosa dletoeao, weak kablte.
' ree tores lost vitality, lacatre rreasare by
aptoit power, develops awdlnms, Nlblo'a
Ecrpttan art main klm mora acsassful
than any other myatls worker.
110H FOl'RTH ST.
SCO reaalnr II Ula weak; beet dead
trance clairvoyant la tows; telle yoa ex
actly wbst roa call lor, ysar name sad afs,
"jlH FOURTH,' COB. WASHINGTON,
If If . EINOA. Eavntlaa
palmist, clairvoyant, heetlnc thronrb paychls
power, clslrvoysnrs developed la others; reed
(nrs dally, aOe and ap; every one aoss away
; aatlafled: no circles until further aotlcel
, permaaeatly lecated. ' SUM Morrlsaa, Cos.
mns. over Royal bakery.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BTERDIirO A FABRELL. arodasa sad aommls.
sloa merrtaate. 140 Frost St., Portland, Or.
Phone Mala 1T.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
WA8VBUBN A FLOTD Oarpeatsrs. yolwars snd
carrlaFS work. W ttk at. Phoae Pedae HQS,
CLEANING AND DYEINO.
, Psrtland Stesm Cleanlnf A Dyemr Workai yrej
tleal settee la coaasetwa. Ill 4th. Facta SOT.
CLOTHES cleaned and prsentd II per awatb.
Ualqas Tallortnl C., W WaablatTeaa at.
If. W. TURNER, pmfeea tonal dyer aad rlsaaar.
WW Jena . Phone Mala MM. .
COLLECTION AGENCY.
DOES ANYBODY OWE TOU MONBYT WB
COLLECT BAD DEBTS OR NO CHARGE.
'CITIZENS' LAW A COLLECTION CO.. CITL
' SENS' BANK BI'ILPINO. ROOM 16, J2SM
GRAND AVB. PHONE EAST S3S.
' CAFES.
"V
THB OFFICE EW Waahlaftoa at., pboas Msla
' T71. Samuel Vlineui.
CHIROPODISTS.
CHIROPODY AND PBOICURINO. Mrs. Mk I.
BIIL Balte I. Selllar-Hlrecb BWir. PactBc 1M.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
WHOLESALE crockery and rtaasware. Prsel,
Herels A Co., 100 ts Ind Fifth, one. Btark at.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
M. A. ' Ol'N"T a co.- .
' CISTRIBtTORS OF FINE CIGAR.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
COAL AND WOOD.
'ALBINA FUEL CO. Dealers la ssidauad. seal
and reea and dry alabwood. B. B. aad
Alblna avs t block ssst ef ferry. Beat 174.
STEEL BRIDGE FUEL CO. Tatre la anal,
aerdwaed aad dry slabwood. Phens Bast 4M.
OREGON FUEL CO. All kinds ef "oal
wood. SM Alder ct. Paw Mala SB. '
BOX an.1 planer wood. ' Standard Wd Cs.
Immediate, delivery. Pboas Beat Ml.
PRY stovewnod slready split, ll.TI per bMd.
Pboas Padaa 1421. H. Haneea. Bl load.
THB PORTIWINn Ft EL CO,
1 , Bnrreeeors to
C. . DAVIS FI'EL CO..
Fbone F.aat M. MT B. Morid,ena St.
DRESSMAKINO.
ANGELES' DBESMAKINQ FA BLOBS Loweat
, prices, seat warkmsaahlp. , Ml ttb sad Mem.
Ll-HOsd la dancln at oor home, or at any
reaidmre; Meaona evennf aad aftaraooa, 0.
f. -"'B. Par.fle 111.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
PACIFIC ELEOTBIO CO. Baflaaars, eoaua
tora, repau -a. slertrls winnf, aunoHee. fcd
rirai, ear. scars, aiaia aw. a, aa.
FURNITURE FACTORIES.
OREGON Faraltars Maaafactorlnt Company
Manufactarers sf furalturs for U trade.
Portlasd, Orecoa.
FURNITURE aisnnfacrarlaf and spwlal orders.
L. Buveneky'e furniture lactory, 70 Front at.
FURNACES.
BOTNTON war a -air furaarae savs fneL i. C.
Bayer Furaaca Co.. SM Seooad. ' Mala dl.
DRYHOURE HEATING PIPES, mads to order
oy j, iosii. Ill jerreraoai rnens racino iae.
FENCE AND WIRE WORKS.
PORTLAND WIRB A IBON WORKS TM
, FUadsrs si. car. Third. Pboas Main SOOO.
BAST PORTLAND FENCE A WIRB WORKS,
- ISO Bsst Water St. Psoas Bast ML ,
GROCERS.
WADHAMS A CO., wbolesals rrocera, mena
, facturers and sommlaatoa merchants. Fourth
- and Oak sts. . , .
ALUM a LEWIS, commlmlaa aad nrodnes
rronc sna imivis so., roruaaa, w.
TRIM A WATNE Jobbers sad wholes!
rrocera. ) Second at.
GASOLINE ENGINES.
STATIONARY and marine; "IJttU BpoHal"
Eaaoline lauacb, 1U0; sacead-bsad elecule
lunches and bolls,
BEIERSON MACHINERY CO, .
- 18S-4- Morriaos St.
HOTELS.
THB BELLEVUB
Foartb sad Balnea t nice clean
wsek or moatb. Pacta HOB.
by day.
HOTEL Portlasd, American plan; 8, 15 par day.
BELVEDEBE; Enroneas piss: 4th sad Alder ats.
- : r
HAT FACTORIES.
BATS rktsssd. blocked, aasda Bks sew for sot;
export Panama bleacher. A4 Thtrd. near Pine.
Branch. M First. PeHfls 1A -
HAY AND GRAIN.
L IV COOPER A CO. Pots toes, feed sad
Soar. 1M Union see. Phono Eaet MIT.
HARDWARE.
Portland Hardware Co. solicits opportunity to
quote prices. T4 Sixth at. Paclne 460.
INSURANCE.
wsawBsafjaBawBaaaal
IAS. Met WOOD, smplsysrs BaMUtyaad to
drvldsal sse1dat surety beads sf all kinds.
. Pboas ST. SOS McKay
IMPROVED Ore alarm servtee rednrea Ineurancs
rate; ace tbs National Antoinette Firs
Alarm company. F. M. Batcbelor. prealdent.
QQ4 McKay bldf .
MONEY TO LOAN. '
H E AH MONEY PRDPOSITION
Money la seay to ret ir yoa snow wnars
to fst It. Ws bavs ready money at all
' times, snd yoa can eel It on your salary;
' $10 ts (100, oa best term sad at lowest
Ws tea oa fba easy payment plan the
Slaa that helps you aad (eta yoa oat of
est. Tea rt tbs sash. Ill yet tat for, sad
repay la amounts yoa caa osavealeatlr spars
saco payday.
we do not flla oat
sot Ua paper, require a la.
tatwaaM to friends ar smnloyer.
' Aoreer. ao reference to friends er employer.
Opes Toe, aad Sat. svealnrs until I o'clock.
Hutton crecut C0e
Bll (Bth door) Dskam bide
1 .
SfONBT TO LOAN - .
atOa-Impcsvad rtty wropettysr tor'lldlnr
- parpoaes. ror mm a to iv yearv mw, n.
. vrlvlleve to repay sU ar part of loas after
tero-yasra. Loans approved from plan sad
mossy advanced - a bulldlnc program;
BMrtrares tekea ap and replaced.
FRED H. STRONG. Financial Agent . . .
Ml Stark aL-
THB STAB LOAN CO.
Aay aalarled employe. war-arsr. caa fet
m hi. MnlA wllkAnt anetaail
- Month. H Mnath. Woe
Month. H nnata. waex.
to aa lll.M or M.BO or M.M
to a 0 OS ar II .M r il.OS
ts aa I 4.00 or 12.00 a 11.00
' pno.on Repay
28.00 Bepsy
IB. 00 Reoer
110 McKay bide.
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS sa eateries. Issorsacs
ponctes, pianos, aonaiierw, w . w
selpta. etc.; any desarvlnr psrsoa amy enure
s liberal advance, repaying by oasy weekly
or monthly tnatallmenta. .
KEW ERA LOAN A TRUST COMPART.
. tot AMnctoa hid.
MONET ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE
And ethers apaa their swa asmes wiisosa
security! cbeapeat rates, esalest payments:
erftcee la M prtadpat dtlee; ssvs yoarssli
money by rettlnr eur terms Brat.
TOLMAN, Z2S Abler tea bldf.. lom Third at.
BEADQUABTERS FOB SALARY LOANS
woaey can so oorrowvo vb wmwv w.twvw.
Bias, loweat mtei tHctlr fonfldeatlsl. . .
CRESCENT LOAN CO..
dM'Vobawrvbld, sor. Thtrd and Morrlsoa,
MONET Is maa aa real, personsl snd collateral
sareai botes bousnt. C. W.. Pallet, S04A
Fsntoa bid.. M Sixth at.
MONET to loan on Clsckamas county rands.
B. F. and F. B. Rllsy, 008 ua ruber or worn-
LOWEST rates oa furaltars and ptanea. m
sra Lsaa Co., v aaerioci Dia(. rscins sue.
MONEY to loss aa all kinds of security.
William Holl, room S Waahlnftea tMf.
TO LOAN Sums to salt ea chattel security.
. A. Frame, 114 tbs marqusm.
MONEY tossed salaried people oa note: cheap.
est rates, r. A. Newton, a ADincwa nias.
MONEY LOANED AT I PER CENT
On diamond, watches snd Jewelry,
PORTLAND LOAN OFFICE, Td THIRD BT.
PRIVATE money - to loan near Portlasd st
reasonable rates. Sol Bloom. I3S C. af C
MONET TO. LOAN S0 to 9O0.-oa collateral;
low rats Of mtereet. MS Sixth, icvenmre.
MACHINERY.
THB H.'y C. 1 ALBEB CO. Second bead ma-
chlnery, sawmills.,.. tc.- s orana sss.
B. TRENKMAN A CO. Mining. sswmlH, log
ln maehlnerri hydraulic pines, caa ting; all
kinds repaired. 104 North Fourth.-
MUSICAL.
EXITL THIELHORN, pupil of 8EVCIr. vlolla
teacher. Studio 101 Sixth. Tel. Main IMS.
PIANO-TUNING, r pairing, rsflnlshlnr snd
rllahlng; eatlmatea glran- Jobneon. witter
Porter, 173 Third tU Phone PaclflC tL
MONUMENTS.
NEU A KINGMLET. MS First St.. PortUsd
leading marble and granite works.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. ARNOLD LINDSAY, frsdasts of tbs
Oataopethlr relies of KlikavTlls, Mleanurt, whs
IS s peclaM.t oa rbenmatlem, arnmach snd
all female dlecssss. Offh-e 410 Falling bldg
corner sf Third aad Washington sts.
DBS, ADIX A NORTHRUr, dlS-IO-lT Dekuo)
hldg., Third snd Waahlngtoa . sts. . Pboas
Main 140. Examination free.
PAINTS, OIL AND OLASS.
f. E- BEACH A CO. Tbs Ptoeeer Paint Co
winooi
Phea
wldow4ia sad flsslaf- IM it.
asss.
finai.'CIAl
J1 BATIOWAL BAJTX IF PORTLAND,
Dealgnared Dsposrtory and
A. L. bftl H
W. C. ALV0u
Asslstaat Lsaalsr
. . Letters of Credit Available la Firooa snd te Esatera Starve
a. H R"nre and Talearaphls Trsaarers aoad 00 Raw Jork, Bon. Chloag. Br, LSOU,
St. P.-.L Omana. S-a Irendeos and the principal pointa la the Nonhwwt. .
I at s4 time hills draera la auaw to nit sa Lonaos. Parte. Berlin. firlV2?
Hon; ng. Tohohswis. Copnbea. Chrl.tlaala, Stockholm. St. Petersburg. Moscow. Enrich,
LADB A TIL TON, BAbTrB XMlhd la lUs.) ' . -
- Treeeaots s OeaeraJ Baaklsg Baaiaeaa. Collections msds st aTl lJ"t 'VT
. , sble terms. Letter ef credit leaned svsllabl In Estops and all points In the itjnlted
Ststes. Bight Kxshaawe amd T.u.hi. e-M..r.r. ald ob New York. Waahlnrton. Chlcer.
St. Louta. Dearer, Omaha, San Frandaos aad Montana aad Brltlab Columbia. Exi
aLosdoaParla. Berlin. Frankfort. Hoagkoag. YoAohams. Manila ssd Honolulu.
sj aUBCJIABTS1 BATIOBAL BARX, PORTLAND, OBEOOB.
it i- ISArfK WATSON...,...Presldest I B. L. DURHAM.
HOTT Cnku 1
Traasasts' Baasral Basking Buslasav Drafts
ah .rarts or tus woria.
I TBTTBB BTAXZS BATIOBAL BAJTR OF PORTLAND, OUOOB,
fhJ " Northweat Cocnrr Third and Oak Street. " la
Trsaassts Boaeral Baakmg Busumss. DRAFTS ISSUED Available la. Afl CWeaex
the United States sod Europe, Hongkong sad MsolU. OoUetl Made sa Fsvorsbls Terme.
President ..J. O. AINHWOHTH I Ceahler ...R. W. BCHMFjnj
Vle-Prss!dsst..
.....B. l.EA RAHN11
Amlatant Ca abler
BAVZERr A LUMBERMEJI'S BAJIX Psrtlsss, Oreges, Cora Second sad aurb strssts.
Commsretsl snd saviors department. Intereat paid oa ssvings accounts. Drafts and
. ,''rs ef credit Issued available Is all parte of tbs world. Opsa Saturday ovaaiags from
1 " rr "v ssoommoaatioa et cuatoaiers.
D- C. P ELTON Prealdent I
FRED H. ROTHCHIU)...Flrat Vloe-Prealdeot I
.OHN A. KEATING. ...Second Vlce Prealdent I
TBB BAVX Or OAXITOaUnA-rstsbllshed IM4. Bead Offlos. Sas Frandses. Ce.lforata.
Capital paid up .M.000.000 I Surplus snd undivided rTy.j4-L?
. , A General Banking snd Exchanss Bustaeaa Tranaactsd. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
lajsrssu aa tlm deposits. Accounts spened tor
Portland Brsaeb Chamber
Wlf. A. MACRAE....
. Manager
TRUST COMPANIES.
PORTLAND TBTST OOMPAaTT OF OBEOOB "Tbs Oldest Trust Oemnesty t Oisgis.
RESOURCES OVER I l.ToA.nno.OO. General banking. Exchang sn sll parts sf tbs world.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. Tims esrtlflcatea. I to 4 per cent: ahorfsll sneoUI sartlfV.
sates, 100 or over. H to 4 per sent CU for book of "ILLUSTRATIONS." '- -Soutbeaet
Corner Third aad Oak Streets.; Pboas Priests Exchange TS. .
BENT. I. COHEN....... ..Prealdent I H. Li PITTOCEV .Tiea-PrssldsBl
B. LEB PAGET Secretary t J. O. OOLTBA Asalatant Secretsry
rrtrrrr ATTif na a, vsirs-e
?S TrwMsots a Oaasrsl Bsaklns; Bustesss. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Intereat Allowed
" oa Tim snd Bsrlngs Accounts. Acts as Trustos for Estates. - Drafts aad Letter af
, Credit Available U AU Parts of the World.
C. f. ADAMS.............. President I L. A. LEWIS Ftret Ttea-frsMdeat
A. IV MILLS.. Second Tles-Prenldeat I
GEO. F. RUSB-ELL
TEE MORTOAOB OUAR ARTIE A TRUST
; Transacts a Oenersl Banking ' Buslseas.
Tu. . . M ' 11
CAPITAL... .....$100,000.00.
. W. WATERBUBT Prtda ) C W. MILLER ........Yles-Frsal
B. LOGAN HAYS.,. slstast Beerstsry
Elks Temple.' Beventb snd Stark Streets. Pbons Main 1S4. Open Saturday BvsnlaE I ts A
W. TOKIBWESTEBM BUARARTEE A TRUIT OOMPAXY Pwrtlsad. Orsgssj. - v.. ,
11 Lumber Ex chance. s. B. Corner Becood snd Stark Streets (eeeosd Boar).'.
1 FISCAL AGENT FOB CORPORATIONS. . .
State, Oaaaty, . Muslelpsl and Corporatloa Bonds Bourht and Sold. New rn tar pel ass srgtalmg
ana annnceq. aiocs
TITLE 0TARABTXX A TRUST COMPABT MO WASKIBOTOB BTRBBX. -MORTGAGE
LOANS oa Portland Real Estate at Lowest Rates, ' , v i '
Titles Insured.1 Abstrscts Furaahed.
1? THORRUBN ROSS......... Presidest I JNO. B. AITCHIWOIf ......Secretsry
GEO BOB H. HILL Tles-Prssldsot I
BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
M
OMit BROTHERS.-Ouunber of Osauasras
' ' Mnnlclpsl, rsllroad and
DOWTBO-HOrrnrS COMPAJTY Established
STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN Boagbt
Private Wins;- v BOOM d CHAMBEB
.BE i. a IE COMPAWT 1SM Lafayette
Brokerage Depart most
Bs Xft Before Buying or Selling Stocks
N
ITADA OOTTNTtES BBOKXRAOE OO-BOt
Cash for Nevada, Arlsona, caiirorni. ureroa sna maxiro mining amraa. no
what yoa bavs. WTlts a. Your apparently worthless stocks may be valuable to as.
n..k.n1, Ctaee . PaaIts Ta
U V t UWlfk O UA1 1 OC UUVbW VVt 10
-unr, tbottmowb. cottob, stocxb and bonds. .
. WE BO A ITRICTLT COMMISSION BUSINESS
eaarlBsauB Msrksts by Private Wire. Quick Service. BEFERENCE8 Ladd A TOtoa. BJur
Bra, ssd United States National Bank of Portland.
LOUIS :J.1LBE-
COBPOBiTIOlt J MXJflVWVf . ,
Bigs Betara to rsasstarf Oenalstent With Absoluts Safety. .
PORTLAND A NORTHWESTERN BOMB TELEPHONE A TELEGRAPH SECURITIES.
OPTICIANS.
CHAMBERS
' OPTOMETRIST.
see on ScientlcUr Corrected.
128 sevesis ouset. -
DR-. OEO, . R.t3EN8TEIN.,ril.bla sjttel..;
glasses sajusiea or l
pllasces. 1M Fourth St. '
PRINTING.
THB MODERN frTERT-Artlstlo prlMlng.
M Ruaeel bldf .. Foartb and Morrlsoa. Pboas
Pedflc lib.
ANDBRNON A DUNIWAT COMPANY. frtot-
Ins, ntnograpaing, maa swae -IT.
EOS Alder et '
PLUMBERS.
D0NNERBERO A RADEMACHER. removed to
No. B0I Bumsioe ax.
FOX CO.. ssaitary ptemlwrs Ml Second bet.
stsia aaq aaiimoaa. ww .
FINN" 10 AN BROS. A CO.. MS Third St. Phona
Bdltta XOU". rismwn mam
RUBBER STAMPS.
r. C. STAMP WORKS. Ml Aldar St.. pbons Mala
" m.rl . . . sfaaultai Kab dfsCat avab.
ROOFINQ.
TIN ROOFING, guttering, repilrtnl and general
)QtlWngr I. LOSI1. SIS eeriVTWTO m. rm.
STREET PAVING.
THB Barber Asphalt Paving Cv at Portland.
mwm aa VI.
UniCJ TWO TVJB tsPW -" BPIabs
wiHl tnq eroMinsrfA. mi wmBvw ss..vximssav.
SAFES.
DIEBOLD Mangaaess and Brenronf nates; sac-
...... 1.. . w t ,ut a, . la .w.
cuts opened. Mr. Super, mechsolc! sxpsrt
with . E. DavU, M Third. Pbons 1051.
EIGHT second-head fireproof aafea sad rer
second nana nsna ssres ror sas enwap, bs iv
Sixth. St., Portland. Or.
SIGN PAINTERS.
OOLD SIGNS, window lettering, elotb bsnnsrs.
srenomieai cieciric signs ass visne oi en
kinds mads qalrkly. roster Klelssr, Fifth
snd Everett. Pboso Exrhsngs 66.
W. P. BERGEB A RON. M4 Yamhill st. Signs
of all kind. Phons Paclne ti-it.
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES.
SHOWCASES of seery descrtptwa bsnk. baf
snd store Rxtures made to order. Tbs Laths
. Msnufscturlng Co., Portland. . v
B. H. BIRD8ALU deelraeri agent M. Winter
Lumber Co., T Hamilton hldg. Mala BftSQ.
TYPEWRITERS.
MEW typewriters, sll mskes. rented, sold ssd
repaired. Coeat Agency, Ml Stock. Tot 14"T.
TELEPHONES.
THE only stclnalv telephone-bones. B.-R.
Electric It Telrpbon Masufacturlnf com.
pa sr. M Fifth st. '
TOWEL SUPPLY.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILT Comb, brush, soap.
11 per month. Portland Laundry and Towel
upply Co.. Ninth snd Couch. Pboas 410.
WINDOW SHADES.
OA LB WINDOW SHADB OO, Mt Salmon St.,
pis la ssd fascr shades mad to srdsr at
1 kwsst pries, Pboao Mala MIB. -
r a::3.
0XEO0B. , ' k
Financial Agst of tbs Unites siaice.
I Ceehler .. W. ""'"JS
I laaacd AssUtant Caehlef M. e. STBVEMO
. 1 , , a...lrt.nt
ninnni w HOYT AmUtant Csahier
ii . . . . ... ....... . . -
snd Letters of Credit Issasd Arstlsbls to
ijoiieetion a aneniiif
,W. A. BOLT
I Aealataer vasnier. . ...........
......,A. M. WRIGHT
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E. O, MEARS., Villl"'2'S,ri
H. D. STOREY i. ...... .Assistant Ceahler
I run
PLATT A PLATT.
. . . .Oenersl Counsel
sums sf 110 and upward, f ' ,
of Commerce Bonding.
J. T. BUBTCHABLL......Aaa1atent Msasgec
- w- j e fltreet. Partlssd.
B. O. JUBITE
Asalatant Beoretary
.hecretery
COMPART BANK. ' 1 ,
Interest Paid oa Tims Deposits, SavtsgS
1 MMMmld nM.rea.lv.
sno ooooe goarentwo.
T. T. BURKHART
Bid. ,
public servtcs CTrporsMoa bonds.
ISM BROXZRB.
aad Bold far Cask aad sa Margts,
of COMMERCE. ' Fhoaa Mala
Blag.. Portland, Oreges,
H. W. Donahue, Manager. '
or Bond. Caa Always Save Too Messy.
Baosa Block, Oaklsad, Oallfomis. "
(Member Chicago Board of Trade.)
Third St.. McKay Blag., PortUsd,
. 4 aad I La Fayette hldg.. sor. Sixth
ad Wash, Btav. rsrtlaad, Orsgea. J
S10CK:
CORPORATION
TRANSFER AND HAULING.
SAFES, aisnos and faraltars aMvsd, pecked
ready for shipping snd shipped! sll work
guaranteed; large, B-story . brisk. Ire proof
warveoiaae far storsge. Offlc BOB Oak si.
C, M. OUss, Pboas Msla MT.
THB BAGOACB A OMNIBUS TBANSFEB CO.,
. oor. Sixth ssd Osk sts.; bsggsgs checked
from hotel or residence direct to desttnatleai
asaeiia sis there for. svold rush aad assay.
sacs at depots. Private Ilea age OS.
C. O. PICK, aflco M First St., betwsea Stark
and Oak ate., phone lot; piano ssd furnltur
movsd snd packed for shippings commodious
brick war bo nee . with 'separata area rsiiam.
Front snd Clay sts.
OREGON TBANSFEB CO.. 1M North Birth.
Psoas Mala M. Heavy bssllng aad storage.
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY. Hs. BMm Wash.
Ingtoa et. Pbons Mala Mt,
CUT rates sa boasebold goads to sll points
t: ws nake ee srloda; speclsl room for
rrunli wbll waiting. Orernn Aate-DeepateB,
II First at, Pbsns Msla Til.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANSFER Cm
Storage. AM Stark at. Mala 40T.
WELLDIGGING.
WELLDIOG1NO George Bobl
St. John
WOOD DISCOVERS OFFICERS'
IRREGULARITIES
Commander In Philippines Start,
ed In vettlgation of Scandal in '
the Army of the Islands.
(Jearaal 8 pedal Service.)
Now fork. Aur. 11. A spacial to tho
Horald fromv WashlnBton gaygr
Mojor-Crcnoral Leonard Wood, com
manding; tho Unltod States forces In tho
Philippines, Bocoraing to Information
rocolvod horo, la rssponslblo for taking
tho initiative In tho lnvsstlgatlon Into
tho allacod lrrslarltlso In connection
with army construction ' shops at Ma.
nils, which just now Is profoundly stir,
ring army circles In tho far out and In
tho Unltod States.
Wood detected Irregularities when he
first vlaited the construction shops soon
after he assumed supreme command of
the Philippines, and pursued the In
vesttgatlon and discovered that for six
or eight yean It had been the practice
of army, officer to havw furnltur made
for themselves, and while an account
waa kept of the work, the bills are never
presented, and of course never paid.
This was distinctly opposed to the reg
ulations, .
AT. THE THEATRES.
Thi Marching Regiment"
The charmmg mllltsry drama. "Tbs March
ing Regiment, hi fear acta, which seastttute
the bill at the Lyric for the current week, Is
Indeed e plav to he long naMmbered, The
ar.au ars stirring, tbs rllmstee strong, tbs
character portrave! eteslletit and, with a sp.
enm ra trifling ef comedr, aa attrsetloa la ottered
which will sot fall to Interest tb masses.
7.. " Pantagcs.
Psntsges has, a anal, the beat vaudeville
how la row. The Mil hi headed bv Henry
McCrav and troupe la the etlrrrng drama, "Tbs
Old OuirsV' This w tbs first time this com
pear has appeared to this etiy. Other good
somber sra Jeannette Fletcher, "Scotch Night
higal"! tbs great Melootte, wh pussies sll:
Merrttt sisters, srtlsts In entertaining: Jack
LaaoA bs as 1 1 met re ted ballad, sad maa ether
aajuail teterssllsg H sutures. . x
LULuE
IIDIIOGIEIIS
COliE lOBUdCII
White Wings Form Procession on
. Columbia River Bar Dur- .
. ngN'gnt. ; . 1
OLD BARK COLOMA IN
THE LEAD OF THE FLEET
British Tramp Steamer Vermont and
th New Steamer Helen P. Drew
. Fall in Lin and Cross in With the
Steam Schooner Aurelia in Rear,
'' X big fleet of lumber earriara arrlvsd
at A(orla during the paat 14 hour, and
they represent nearly every type of
craft afloat Last night the bark Co
loma crossed In, after haying beaten
around In a heavy fog oft the bar, and
shortly afterwards the schoonsr Lottie
Bennett followed In her wake.. Both
ar coming to load lumbar at the mill
of the. North Paolflo Lumber company
for San Franclaco.
This morning tho Brltlah 'tearaer
Vermont and the schooner Nokomla and
William Olaen crossed In shortly after
sunrise, and at 10:15 the steam schoon
sr Aurelia plowed her way over the bar
en rout to Portland. A mild surprise
was caused among the waterfront fra
ternity down in the City by the Sea last
night when the steamer-Hslsn P. .Drew
cam steaming Into th bay, for The had
not been reported a having sailed for
th Columbia rlvsr. According to th
Usrohanta exchange, th stranger I
under charter to load lumber at th
Knappton mill for San Francisco. She
has never been In the Columbia river be
fore, and I new vessel.
' Th British steamer Vermont come
from Ouaymas, Mexlcoi under charter
to Balfour, Guthrie t Co.. to load lum
ber for th orient. She cornea in ballast
and will probably reach the harbor late
this evening. The Vermont Is a large
vessel, and will carry away more than
1,000 A00 feet of lumber.
, The schooner William Olson will re
ceive her cargo at one of th mills on
the lower Columbia. The Nokomla will
probably com to Portland. Th steam
schooner Aurelia will load at th mills
of tho Portland Lumber company, as
usuaL She will resoh the harbor this
vcnlng. . 1 r
REFUSES GOOD OFFER.
OapwAls Amos Would Bathe Own th
' XeSAaVOk. Bva Than SleMO.
iv .a ila.k.. amanactnrs and tradara
offered Captain Amos f 1,000 cold oaan
lor th gasoiin launcn ars rtsmsar
and he refused to take the money.
About two year ago th skipper paid
1100 for' the craft and th fellow who
got the cash thought his was the bsst
of the bargain.
JhaJEtVJ-WBalglnally built for th
oyster trade down st Ilwac and In
those days carried two masts. . On day
414.1 mjmv ..ama. In from t Via BBS. and
among other moveable things th Eva
.ia . i n ,i1bb . tnlsnd M t Hb
vaa k.i 1 iw .wv .
crest of the great volume of water. She
t..A I. bh faolaeaMf anat name Bear
creek and her owner, after eurveylng the
surroundings, gave n.r up w. m v-u
Job. Skipper Amos heard of th atrand
. ,a ..imliiiial Kot It uraa not be
yond possibility to bring th era ft Into
ner imni agsin. xia ousmi e.vv,
very cent he could got together at the
.1 - ..A ilBal waa ntrtmmA. For da va
lUUV, BMW 1 "
and days he labored, hewed down tree
that stooa in in pm 10 m
bridged gulches and Anally, after al-
- . .h,..i.iim m BffcivtB suoeasMlaa In
Blvat .u.'i -
bringing the boat to deep water. Hav
ing no oyster neos 10 us car vi vbr
tsln Amos brought the Eva to Portland
and converted her Into a gasoline
launch. .' ' ' ' . .
Captain Amos refused to seii ner Be
cause he Is making a good and Inde
nandant ilvlnc bv carrying plenlo psrtles
and small freight .
"1 oan mage a iivjng wua ue
said Captain Amos, "but what could t
An with 11.000: BDend It and then be
broke. Not for me."
The prospectors wanted the Kva ror
cruising and trading purposes along the
n.iva coa at Rhs ha a a tood beam and
ts wall built for rough water.
COSTA RICA ARRIVES.
Xlk Attempts to still ah-Oartrmta
Vyon Besohlng Sad ef Voyage.
The Harriman liner Costa Rica. Cap
tain Maetm. arrived at Alnsworth dock
from San Francisco at 10:10 o'clock this
morning, bringing a full cargo of
freight but no passengers. The om
cers report a fine voyage up the coast,
although tho weather was a little foggy
part of the time.
The two diving elk which wsVe on
exhibition on the Trail at th Lewis
and Clork fair war brought up on the
steamer. They ar on th way to
Walla. Walla and Spoken to show for
a while. C. M. Toung, th owner of the
remarkable animals, say th sea voy
age did not bother them a bit. and they
seemingly enjoyed th pltchlng-aad
rolling of th eteamer. On or th elk
was feeling so frisky this morning that
he came within an Inch of killing the
ship's carpenter, who insisted upon ap
proaching within the danger son. The
carpenter was knocking down th tem
porary stall when th elk became an
noyed and made . n awful dive at
"Chips. By making a quick dive for
the alleyway th carpenter "saved hi
hide from being' perforated,' but th
scar almost killed hlnv
Th officers of th Costa Rica report
that the stevedores' otrfke broke out In
San Francisco the day they sallsd, but
It did not affect them because-the
steamer was' ready, for sea when th
demand for higher wage was ' made.
Th longshoremen ask for (0 cents an
hour, and T( cents an hour for over
time. COLUMBIA SETTLING DOWN.
OU Weatke Man Says Portland BTsed
re an More Ploods. -
8. I Brooks; weather obssrvsr at Th
Dalles, Is of ths opinion that Portland
will never again suffer from floods due
to backwater from the Columbia river,
He ha watched the river rlss and rill
for ths past IS years and comes nearly
knowlna Its habits. In this connection
It Is an Interesting faet that Mr. Brooks
Is th oldeet westher man In this dis
trict snd perhaps on th Pactflo coast,
for he hae kept the records of the ta-
tloo st Th Dalles sine November, H74
"The Columbia will never cause any
more disastrous flood." said Mr. Brooks
this morning, "because great quantities
of watsr ar being , drawn from Its
sources of eupply by th vast Irrigation
schemes along the Snake river as welt
s along the upper furrow of the main
river. Last year th river was lower
than ever sna it is pretty iow tnis year,
There is a great deal of talk of hav
ing th portag road sxtandsd to Th
Dallas snd It should be done for the
benefit of shipping. During high water
th current at big Eddy Is so swift that
navigation la extremely dangerous and
soma of the companies1 refuse to take
chance with their boats. 1
"Som years ago the steamer Regu
lator was caught in the whirlpool near
th Big Eddy and narrowly aacaped
going down. Th power of the whirling
water oan hardly be imagined, but a
faint understanding may be gained from
the fact that It will take Immense log
and twist them on' end like o many
matches when they com drifting down
th tream."
Mr. Brooks was a visitor In Portland
today and paid District Forecaster Ed
ward A. Beala a calL :.. ,
TO DEEPEN CHANNEL
Bredg Columbia Srxpeetsd tor kHarl foe
Lewes Brvs Toaight. ,
Th dredge Columbia I expected to
leave down . the river this evening in
tew of tho tenders John MoCraken and
Wanona to commence digging out th
channel from here to Astoria. 8he will
commence work at Knapp's bar, about
six miles below th mouth of th Wil
lamette. According to an agresment
reached between Colonel S. W. Rossslsr.
United States engineer, and th port of
Portland, th government will pay for
the work, v- --,
The Columbia'! work In the tipper
harbor will be taken up by the dredge
Portland, which Is now filling th east
aid mod flats. Thar remains littl
work to be Aon. in th upper harbor
and whan Jt la computed th Portland
will return to th work on which she
Is now kept busy. . ' .
Considerable dredging will have to b
don betwsen the mouth of , the WUlam
tt and . Vancou vor If th mills, there
xpsct to handl deep-draft sea-gbing
vessels, because titer l only is not
of water at th present- tlm.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Th British ship Bardowla left Sown
Saturday night. In tow of th steamar
Harvest Queen. The pilot schooner Jo
seph Pulltser io hooked on for a tow
down the river. Th aehooner had been
given a general overhauling at h dry-
dock. .
Captain ' Werlleh of th. lighthouse
service expects to leave for "the light
shin off the Columbia river, 'and som
of th stations along th ooast tomor-
J. r. Smith was yesterday appointed
purser 'on the steamer Alliance In place
of William Baker, who resigned Satur
day to accept th position -of dock agent
at Aatorla ror the Kimore steamers.
The Alliance sailed for Eureka and Coos
Bar tonlcht with a full cargo and all
the passenger bar accommodations per
mit. . ... '- ' -;1
1 The oil-carrying steamer Rhoderick
Thu In tow of th tug Dauntle, will
be at th tanks at Portsmouth today to
discharg o!L She crossed in over in
bar last night
-The fir that brok out on th steamer
Haasalo at Astoria yesterday morning
caused littl damage, and will not delay
the steamer.
Lester Bolnner. dock agent ror tno
Shaver Transportation company, left for
southern Oregon yesterday on his annual
vacation.
1 MARINE NOTES.
Astoria, Aug. II. Arrived at I a m.,
WvittBH 1 mm 1 1 1 . li 1 n Vanraicjrit- from Quae,
mas, and schooner William Olaen. from
Ban r rancisco. avmvea sli e .i a. an.,
schooner Nokomla. from San Diego. Ar
rlvsd at 11 last night and left up at
: IS this morning, - ateamer Helen P.
Drew, from San Francisco. Arrived at
10:11 a. m, aad left up at noon, steamer
Aurelia, from San Fraaolseo. Arrived
down at It a. m., British bark Bardowla
Astoria, Aug, II. Arrived down at
I a. m. aad saUed at o p. nv, ateamer
Meteor, for San Franolsoo. i Arrived at
I a. m., ataamar J. B. Stetson, from Sen
Fraacleco. Arrived at 4 p, m. aad left
np at 1:10 p. m., steamer Costa Rica,
from San Francisco. Sailed at 4 p. nt,
a.AMnm rn at msutOBM. fciv gtevi rn n-
claoo., Arrived at 4 p. nt and left up at
1:30 p. m., oarn Knoosnca unu, irorn
.w awivod st ik. en A mart ran
v.. ,1, rviima vVavm flsjita. Rosalia. ' and
schoonsr Lottie Bennett, from Redondo.
Ban Francisco, Aug. ii.-miK mi s
a, m., stamr Tiverton, from Portland.
. .!,. a,,., 1 nrtdlt1orl of the
bar at ' p, nL. smooth; wind south;
weather ciouay. -
Falmouth. Aug. 11. Arrived yester
itav. rranch bark Osnsral Neumayer,
from Portland, i -' ,' v
HOOD RIVER GIVEN
LAND FOR CITY PARK
(Spsrlal Dtapatca to The Jearasl.) '
Hood River, Or., Aug. II. Through
th gsneroelty of Joseph A. Wilson of
this olty and Rev. T. L. Elliott of Port
land. Hood River will soon be the
poasessosk of a city park. Thss gen
Uemen have donated 11 aero of their
property for this purpose and at th
nxt msstlng of th city council It 1
expected that It will be accepted.
The property Is situated along what
Is known as Indian creek, with that
stream running through It. and is
severed with a grove of fir and oak
trees that wUl afford shade to Its many
other attractions. It Is not expected
that it will be utilised at onee. as con
siderable work will be necessary . In
order to transform It Into a recreation
spot It Is thought however, that In-a
few years Ihe city-wilt b abl to put 11
In condition for uss and that as ths
town grows larger It will prove a most
weloom gift
Tb ttteuoabl Beeladoa. '
From ths Baltimore News.
OHvais Scrota rv Liab should have
v. la kthlnahtn.aitcl anal 1 rra v ore hi s-rl a-
clslon answer to inquirers as to Roose
velt snd 1101 printed off on ready-toad
drea a postal cards. ' n V
To Selp lull
From th Cleveland Leader. '
Mrs. Jawback Lit m have some
money I must take a trip.
Mr. Jawbaeic -ureal bcoiii loure
Just back from a month at th sen
aide. .........
fMri. Jawback Well, there no help
for it. I ordered a walking drees, and
th dressmaker ha mad m a travel
ing gown by mistake. -
Q
j!' Come let th
If WeveCrral aad eav V
If ' twa-thiisa year baking
71 powder meaey by neiag II
mm
ketJv iw Me m-JJ
On--'
Troops From This Cttte Lti In
. . Soldierly Appearance and .
7 Esprit de Corps.'
ARE WELL SATISFIED -;.,
v WITH CAMP SITUATION
Promise to Be Heard From During
: Manenvera Which AiiembKtt Army
WUl Be Put Through DuiinrTcom
Ing Week., -,, ':7.
(Special Mspetck ts fbe swaraaLi '
i Camp Tsooma. Aug. it. By far th
beat appearing. mUltla organisation In
th field is th Third Oregon with th
First Separate battalion. . Today ther '
wore numerous visitors from Tacoma
and Seattle, and while the Washington
troops ar the favored ones, th Or-,
gonlans Impressed all by their soldierly
appearance and thslr esprit d corps. '
Th Third has a great many veteraa '
In th-ranks" and thi I th reason why
It la considered th boat atat troops
In th camp.
In th 11 companies are about 104 .'
officer and msn. - All of them ar well
Batlsflsd with thslr camp alt, situated
next to th Seoond Montana regiment
It is a level plain with scattered clump '
of trees. Th water system ' runs
through" th camp and th quality, and
quantity of this neoesaary fluid is satis
factory. Ration supplies also have been
ample. The officers havs practically all
their business brought' np to date, as
they were working on this routine all
morning. . This afternoon they were
busy issuing Instructions for . tho
manenvera and throughout tho " wsek
tho Or gonlans will be heard from. It
la not yet announoad to what array, th
Bluas or th Browns, they will be at-
tacbed. No complaints are to bo heard
In th camp and th boy ar settling
down to a wsek Of hard work but great -profit
'''',
With 7,000 troops In ths field ths mn
neuvers of the regulars and militia wars -opened
-in samsst this morning. : The
regulars and Oregon mUltla war en
camped here . Saturday and Saturday
night the Idaho troops joined th body.
Preliminary hikes and drills will en
gage th attention of th troops for th
first fw day of camp. In preparation
for th grand spectacular event of tho
week, Thursday and Friday, when the
soldiers a re divided ' into two armies,
th Bluas and Browns, and aa attack
and defense of Tacoma win ooour.
Today's schedule follows:
1. Infantry and cavalry;' regimental
exercises. Including advance guard, and;
establishment of outposte.
. Engineers and Bold artillery; soon
exercises ss -may be prescribed by bat-
tallon eoTn,mandorav
Hospital corps and signal corps;
such exercises aa may be prescribed by
the chief aurgeoa and chief signal of- .
fleer respectively. . . y. , . ,
, ' . BoysomaTixa.
Except for guard details, the-Oregon
militia camp was deserted this morning,
Th boys i are out on the "hike where
they are receiving drill Instructions,
General Order for today Included regi
mental and battalion drill.' - The Or
gonlans are getting their share of It.
Th program did not Include much of
a march for today, and the boys of Col
onel Gantenbera'a command"- did not -bar
a very tlresom hlk. Th morn
ing was spent In marching and drill, and
at noon th guardsman were back In .
camp. , . "
aTnalolaaa Fntetle. v
All " reeimental bands ' In - camp In
dulged In practice this morning. The
Third Oregon's musicians am uxswise,
and th air was filled with strain mora
or less musical In vry regiment
Th weather was almost perfect for
putting soldiers through their paoea,
It was cool aad cloudy. For a tlm rain
threatened, but It failed to coma, and
th camp Is as dust ridden as vr. For
today's exercise all th men la every
regiment in csunp wer sent out except
ing what few had t be left behind for
post duty. ' t ' :
SAYS EASTERH PEOPLE O
TWO OF FOOTED ;
Advertising Man Declares Rose
City Is Becoming Popular
Throughout the East.
N. It. Shafr, th wH-known adver
tising man of thi olty. has returned
from a six-weeks' trip through the east.
He visited New York. Boston, Chicago,
Buffalo, and thr uitlss.
"Portland la attracting more attention
now than t any tlm In 1U hltory.
aid Mr. Shafer. "I usually make tare
or four trip east each year, but I have
never found such a general and real la
tsrest In this city and ths coast. .
"There la also a good deal ef talk
about Seattle, but It la not nearly o
general nor are ths easterners so desi
rous of Information about that city as
they ar about Portland. It 1 generally
believed throughout the east that Port
land will derive great benefit In the way
of population and business aa a remit
Of th San Francisco disaster,
t "And ther at lsast en Portland
cltlssn who has earned an enviable rep
utation among the bualnees men- of the .
east That Is H. W. Ooede. who success
fully served a president of ths fair and
arranged the great merger of, the elec
trical and transportation companies of
this city. He le-weU In wn In the east
and -there ar many Inqulrle about him.
"I was In Chicago when the failure of
the bank on Mllwauke avenue occurred,
and aaw a great deal of suffering that ,
followed. For several, day It w
thought that the bank would be able to
pss through It difficulties without fail
ure, but whea the smashup did rome
ther waa a great deal of Buffering."
Tae Childress ef Vavare.
From th Chicago "hronlcl.
With counties number of eoval orb.
Th earth still make th journey with-
out end. . , . - '
Unlese It b whan to their source r turn
ing "5
Within the radiant bosom of the sun
Tby hil expire. There la ihe mrs-
terv
Of boundlssa spac and timet TAhen'-
they roe
And why! The deetlny that must tt
their, . . ... ,
And what It meanil Man queries I
In vain .
Jflghf etarry peg f grandeur mi (
gloom, .
By nature writ, revcale no slin f '
Except nm syllable of the'. )
Careers ue ehiUria tl i
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