The Oregon daily journal., November 03, 1906, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 3, 1803.
DISAPPEARS
OFF HIE
Phantom Bark Has Not Been
Seen- Since Yesterday by .'
" ' Lookout at North Head." ,
STORM WARNINGS ARE .
' CONTINUED ON COAST
Winds Attain Great VeloelHr and
; Tatoosh and Eureka ptations Art
C ' Qut Off From Local Weather
r ; -Bureau Tramp Steamer Outside.
. The phantom bark off the Columbia
river has disappeared - again . and bar
whereabouts ara aa muck of mystery
aa ever. ' The tug Wallula. returned to
Astoria last night after bavins hunted
(or her' for aeveral hoursvyssterday la
response 9 m ihhhii irum m iuu'
'out at North Head, who sighted the
wrs iv 111 uim iu 'mwinj. : '- '
inert is hius.uuudi dui vdii ins
vessel Is the British bark Iveraa, which
la now nearly, three weeks overdue. As
stated before, aha was spoken off the
Columbia river - October 1 by the
French bark Bully, when she atood out
for open water after . having hung
around the entrance to the river a cou
ple of days waiting for a tusv A'Veport
from Astoria last -night stated that the
bark outside had been seen flying eig
ne la of distress, but little faith is
placed In tbo rumor, since the lookout
who reported am not mass mention or
any such signal a.
One reason for the bark's failure 'to
come closer, to the river yesterday-is
believed- to be found In the fact that
the wind veered around from the south
east exactly contrary to the courae of
the vessel. The wind attained a veloc
ity of from tl to 61 miles an hour and
It would have been difficult. It le ar
gued, for her to beat in against It.
Storm signals are up today again and
DietrtcT- Forecaster Edward A. Seals
believes that the blow along the eoaat
may last another 14 hours. No reports
have been received from Tatoosh and
Eureka, which goes to show that the
effect of the wind was felt pretty ee-
m1 tHa'rA althnnvh AnmmnnlMtlAn
with North Head remained Intact
The bar is rough today and tha only
vessel reported outside , Is a tramp
steamer, believed to be the Hariiman
freighter Altec, - which left San Fran
cisco Thursday noon fo this port. -The
Asteo is a slow steamer out n wouia
be possible for her to make the run
from the Bay City to the Columbia river
In the time stated above, with a strong
blow behind ber. - ,r - r
tAii i dc uroc crtrtM
Bteaxaey Kaneaestey Von to Carry Lum
ber aad Wheat to XSnrope. '
The British steamer Manchester Fort
will be In Portland about the 17th of
this month to load wheat and lumber
for porta on the Elbe, In' Germany. " She
will take 1,400.000 feet of lumber and
1.400 tons of wheat. The. lumber was
bought about six months sgo from tha
North Pnclfto Lumhne com Den V.
Tha Uinnhwur Port waa nlaced on 1
th en route list some time sgo, but
j nnrnnii In DAtnln har was not
(finitely settled until thief morning.
when Taylor, Young A Co., her . local
agents, received a letter from the owu
ers stating that the oraft would be hero
on November IX. . , '
. Balfour, Guthrie A Co, have not fully
decided whether to lead the Norwegian
ateamer Hercules here or on Puget
I AH- 111 M m
HAS NEW ASSISTANT """
U. 9. ohwerla- Appoiats Tormsr Pri
vate Secretary to Important Position.
A circular letter received hers today
announces that A.. J. Frey has bees ap
pointed assistant to R. P. Schwarln,
vlce-prealdent and general manager of
the Portland A Aslatlo Steamship com
pany and the 3en Franclaco A Port
land Steamship company, with head
quarters in San Francisco, vice Edwin
Orrett, resigned. The appointment be
came i effective on the first . of ths
month, ''.',.'.
Mr. Frey waa formerly private sec
retary' to Manager Schwerln. and con
sequently la closely In touch with 4 he
buaineaa of the two companies. Mr.
Orrett has realgned to- engage in buai
neaa for himself somewhere In the Pa
cific Northwest. He will be iu Portland-
Monday on his wsy north. ,1 ;
HOPES FOR HIS RECOVERY
Daniel Kara Vadergoes Operation at
Ooo Samaritan XospitaL '
Daniel Kern,' the well-known contra o-
tor and shipowner, was operated on at
Oood Samaritan hospital this morning
for sn sbscess In the side, snd, accord
ing to late reports, stands a good chance
to recover. He wss removed from his
borne st East Fifteenth and Taylor to
the hospital Isst night for ths purpose
of having the operation performed.
MrrKertt hai been "very low for sev
eral weeks with tyhpold fever that he
contracted -while on a trip of inspection
in the timbered country up the Colum
bia river. More than once his life has
been despaired of, but each time be has
rallied, and It la now believed that he
will, recover, although It may take sev
ere months, . ,
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
asjasasBsssatsnsss ,
The French bark Genevieve Mollnos la
preparing to sail for Europe tomorrow
t , u m awn nf wheat " Tfei m la
Get bsck- your strenfth.
energy, ambition,- by
J using BASSETTS
) NATIVE HEIBS.
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money hack if
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FULTON FAVORS
BUT OPPOSES CUT-OFF CANAL
Before leaving for Washington this
mornlng, Senator C. W. Fulton said that
ha was oppoaed to the out-off canal
from Astoria to Tillamook Head , pro
poaed by Engineer Sample aa a Substi
tute for the Jettywork at the mouth
of the Columbia river, but stated that
be waa In favor of building the break
wafer, out from Tillamook Head as pro-
1 poaeth.-'ur.'fatn yBneexe.Hev.
cated the breakwater oecauae 01 m
temporary harbor It would give vessels
tn time of storm. In discussing ; the
scheme. Senator Pultqn Said: v v
"It the' breakwater were to be pro
jected into the ocean as proposed by
Engineer Semple It would, form an ex
cellent harbor. Into which vessels could
run In storms. There Is a formation of
land just back of the bead that could
very easily be turned Into an excellent
harbor by building the breakwater.-Thla
would be a good thing at present, but I
believe that with the completion of the
Jetty' any vessel would be able to . run
Into the river whatever the weather con
ditions might be- . .
"1b - regard to Engineer. Sample's
being signed today. Soma of her men
have been held in Jail' to prevent -their
- ficap xronv uxm entp.
The steam ' schooner Northland will
clear this ' afternoon for-San' Francisco
with (00.000 feet of lumber. She is
loading, at the mills of Inman, Poulssn
Co. - i '
The French bark Marechael Castrlea
will be tn the harbor tomorrow to load
wheat for Europe. She comes from
Port Townsenc in ballast.' ,
The British ship Owe'enee commenced
discharging cement at Alberg dock this
morning. .
Assistant United States Engineer D.
B. Ogden has gone to Corvallls to in
spect the work done on the upper river
by the anagboat Mathloma. . . ,
The British ahlp Stronsa will join the
fleet in the. harbor tomorrow. She left
up this .morning. j j- . --
MEASURE OF SAFETY
Agent of XOBgfcoremen's . Union .
Plains Adoption of STew Sales. -
"' D. P. Hall, business agent for Long
shoremen's union ' No. 245, says that
the method of handling only three barrels'-of
cement in one sling, as Is now
being done here, is not new, but the old
standard system in vogue nearly all
over the world.- ' He says that only
three ' barrels are handled at the time
in Puget sound and California ports. .
"The idea of hoisting five barrels, st
the time waa sprung here about a year
ago," said-the agent this morning, "but
we have found it unsatisfactory for
many reasons. - In the first place,- it
sndangers tha Uvea of the-longshoremen
to a high degree, and in the second
place, it gives them a lot of extra bard
lifting without gaining much time.
"Any one who does not believe that
the five-barrel . ayatem is - dangerous
should spend a day on one of the ce
ment vesaels and sea' for himself. Uook
up the hospital records of the past year
and aee how, many men have been in
jured in handling cement.?
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Nov. I. Arrived down at t
a. m.. bark C. B. Kenney. Arrived down
at a. m.. German ship Kerelde. Left
up at 10:11 a. m, British ship, Stronsa.
San Francisco." Nov. (.Arrived Tee
iterday, steamer Coats Rica, from Fort-
Astoria. Nor, 1 Arrived at 1M0 p.
m., schooner Alpha, from San Francisco.
Arrived down at 4:10 p. m., acnooner w,
H. Smith;' " -
Vlotorla, Nov. 1. Arrived. British
Steamer Hasel Dollar.
Astoria. Nov. I. Condition of the bar
at i' a. ra, tough; wind southeast;
weather .-rainy. . .. ; . '
IMITATION STONE FRONTS
A Recent Addition to Increasing Use
of Concrete for Buildings. ..
N An example of the growing tendency
to replace Iron, brick, clay, tile and other
materials in every line of building snd
engineering construction Is shown in the
accompanying Illustration. - This Is the
most recent method of making Imitation
stone fronts. Up to the present time
little attempt baa been made to change
the exterior finish of the concrete other
than the perfectly smooth surface formed
by the planking which is generally need
ss a mold.- By this patent of a St. Louis
man a method is designed whereby an
extremely beautiful effect can be given to
." IN IMITATION OF STONE. .
' .... ..
the face of the Imitation. Instead of
using the face of boards as a mold for
the concrete other molds in. imitation of
stone are placed between. the planking,
which is used' as supports, and the liquid
concrete, the later assuming the form
of stone. In connection with the in
creasing use of concrete it may be In
teresting to note that the Syracuse uni
versity contemplates establishing a com
plete course upon cement. and concrete
construction, for which a new building
Is now being erected to be devoted ex
clusively to this brsoch of Instruction.
A Oood Ones.
-' , ! From Ally Sloper. '"." " . .
Lady I want 'eoms collars for -my
husband, but I am afraid I've forgotten
the else.
Shopman Thirteen and a half, mum?
Lady That's it. How did you guessT
, Shopman Gentlemen T who let their
wlvea buy their collars for them are
always about that slse, mum, )
m 1 i 1
Boofers aad Kst&l Workers.
. It Is not Improbable that .the Inter
national Slate and TI14 Roofers' union
will unite with the Amalgamated Sheet
Metal Workers' International alliance,
aS the officers Of both organisations
are said to be considering the question.
BREAKWATER
scheme, I believe that it Would" be im
practical. Of courae I 'am not able to
but I have talked to aeveral engineers
conoemlng . the scheme and they have
told me that It waa not feasible.
think that the best thing we can do is
to proceed with the government work
and accomplish that aa rapidly as pos
siiile. The, -government would surely
not adopt Mr. Sample's plan, and the
only way-that it could be. accomplished
would be by popular subscription. I do
not think that private, enterprise would
be able to build the canal. The eatl
mated coat Is over 11.000.080. as I un
derstand It. -and that would be prohibi
tive so far as private subscriptions
would be concerned. . ..
"Anyway, .the Jetty will give us 40
feet of water, and that will suffioe for
all the vessels coming into our porta.
When the work is completed the diffi
culties of the bar will be removed for
all -time and vessels will have an ap
proach Into' the river ' that will be 1 Vi
miles wide and 40 feet deep. That will
Insure us good harbor. ''.
IS
' LEADER'S CRY
Redmond Makes a Significant
Speech at Ulster on National
Unity in Ireland.' ;.
BEET SUGAR FACTORY ,
PROJECTED BY EVERARD
Religious Woman Leaves , Twenty
: Five Thousand Dollars to PriesU
to Pay Them for Praying for Her
Salvation.
(Jeans! Sjpeelsl SerHee.1
. Dublin, Nov. I. There are many
significant algna of the growth of the
spirit of -national unity- ln-Ireland and
the triumph of the policy of concili
ation. Nothing more strikingly illus
trates tms man the character of the
monster meeting which John F. Red
mond addressed at Coallaland. Ulster,
the other day, and ths tone of the
speech delivered by the Irish leader.
Every county ln the province was
represented, which naturally elicited
from Mr. Redmond a vigorous repudi
ation of the calumny that Ulster is
opposed to home rule. : The'' people of
the other three provinces are practic
ally unanimous. Ia Ulster alone is
there any division on ths subject- But
the substantial majority, even in Ul
ster, is in accord with the demand for
national self government. . ,
There appears a algntflcant declara
tion in ths London Tribune, which
claims to be a reliable government or
gan that the battle for home nils is
virtually won:"" ;
' "Mr. Redmond struck -a genrous and
statesmanlike note yesterday when ha
preachea a policy of tolerance anoV con
ciliation towarda the province' which
he described ss 'gallant Ulster. Mo
long as the majority in Ireland waa
bualed in fighting a long and uphill
Dattie. orten againat an human hope,
for the Ideal of aelf government, they
were compelled to carry, on the feud
with the minority which had the sym
pathies of. the ' governing classes in
England. --Today Ireland haa In effect
wort her battle, and shs can pauae to
remind ths minority that It, too, will
profit by self government.' '
Beet I agar Industry.
According to many experienced busi
ness men ths time haa arrived when a
beet- sugar factory might be estab
lished in Ireland with prospects of suo
cess. Ths - troubles In Cuba and the
prospects of a sugar oomblne in the
United States, is viewed with . some
alarm in Ireland, as It is felt that the
price of sugar would enormously in
crease. If cane sugar goes up, beet
sugar Is bound to follow.- '
Colonel Kverard, who was ths first
to see the possibilities of tobacco cul
ture In Ireland- and demonstrate Its
practicability, IS -equally as enthusias
tic, with regard to the growth of beet
In Ireland. He points out that Ire
land imports as much aa 1SS.000 tons
of sugar annually, most of which he
believes might, bs produced at borne.
The oolonel maintains that ths beet
grown in Ireland is quite as good aa,
If net superior, te that raised in Oer-
many, which has 400 beet factor-tee pro
ducing two mllllona tons of sugar an
nually. When his attention waa called
to the fact that Germany haa protec
tion, he replied:
"True.' Germany haa protection and
France feeds her beet sugar Industry,
but a patrlotio preference might be aa
efflcaoloua in Ireland, especially if the
price of Imported augar. rises apprecl-
Ths colonel is endeavoring -to get
some of ths wealthy men interested in
tha .industrial- development- movement
to examine his beet growing scheme.
Marked Development.
Some indication of ths growth and
development; of native industries In
Ireland may be gathered from a gov
ernment return Just Issued. It is re
corded tbst there are 14 coal mlnea em
ploying on an average 760 hands, 14
Iron mines employing ISO, and tl other
mines employing about 400. There are
(37 quarries giving employment to
about 1.090. . What la considered aa
most remarkable la that only five fa
talities have occurred during the last
11 months In connection with these in
dustries. John P. Boland, M. P. for'
iCerry,' who is an enthusiast in ths
promotion of native industries, says:
' "If It ware not for extortionate rail
way rates we could double ths output
of coal, marble and granite in the next
It months. Great thlnga are expected
from the commission of Inquiry on
Irish railways which Is now sitting- In
Dublin, but I personally havs very lit
tle hops of anything ' practical arising
out of it. Until ws have an Irish par
liament, the preaent railway ayatem tn
Ireland will never undergo any sub
stantial alteration."
One of the strangest wills of modern
. A Teat of Bloo4. '
The year 1901 will looff be remem
bvM In the home of F. N. Tacket of
Alliance. Ky., aa a year of blood, which
flowed so copiously from Mr. Ticket's
lunnn that death seemed very near. He
writes: "Severe ' bleedlnf from the
lunrs 'and a .frishtfnl eouah had
bmusht me at deRth'e door, when f be-H
van taklns lr. Klna'e New Discovery
for Consumption, with the aatonlshinf
result that after taking four bottles I
was completely restored, and as time
has proven permanently cured." Guar
anteed 'for Bore Lungs, Coufhs and
Colds, at Red Cross Pharmacy. Price
I0e and I1.00 Trial bottle (res. .
CONCILIATION
How to fool a lazy Liver
,wjth Artificial Exercise
. SMiBskweswasi .
TJFVERY serious Sickness haa a
LaA small beginning.
Is" - i. i- .i.. ..... .
J ten. that beginning la mads .
tn ths Bowels. '
Constipation Is ths beginning of most-
disease'' IVpaVea ths wsy (Or all others. T-
' vLack of exorcise, hasty eating, im- -
proper food, are Its first causes.
, Laziness, and postponement, permit It
to grow into Chronic Constipation, which.
means life-long Discomfort." V . t
It Isn't necessary to bo lck-a-be4.you '
know. In order to be mighty ujicomfart-
ble. ' ";: V: , ",'''.'
, Even a slight Indigestion affects the
nerves, dulls the mind, and obscures the .
merry sunshine of Life. -'
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.. The time to adjust tha. Bowels is (ho
very minute you suspect they need ad
justment. '-' . -" ' '
. -H your tongue Is slightly coated, 1
If your breath Is under suspicion, ' '
If your bead feels a trifle heavy or
dull.',. . v; : " v- V ,
If digestion seems even a little slow,
' If Heartburn, Belching, Collo or
Restlessness begin to show themselves,
- That's the time to eat a Casciret. ;
It acts as pleasantly as It tastes. It la
as congenial to your Bowels ss It la to
your Palate. ( ; .
, It stimulates the muscular lining of tha
Bowels and Intestines, so that they
mechanically extract nourishment from
the food and drive out the waste. '; : "
. The only wsy to have Cascarets ready. '
to usa precisely when you need them is
to carry them constant hta your PocketvJ
as you oo a watcn or a Lead pencil.
The ten cent box of Cascarets Is mads
thin, flat, round-edged, and small, for
this (precise purpose. - - - n7a
Be very careful to get the,genulno.:
'made only by lie Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold In bulk. Every
tablet stamped "CCC." All druggists.
- Portland's
Widely Known
and 'Successful
Chlness '
.Medicinal.
. Root and
Herb Doctor -
Bis Iismm reisnes, the tnsnetssts"" et
which we Import direct frosi the Orieat Is
large essatltlas ss4 srvpere sa4 pet tot
ess la sis p-te-Sate UhetsfT. mwrmrf,
Mxmx or ras et ur klad aeia, rarely
fh Doctor troets seraMsrelly sad sssnetees
t ran ill stmara troables. eaurra. sstswe.
hras. throat. rhHMrla. miiaiiia, .Uear.
klUMV ess lot maahoBd.
rutaxa raotrstcs aim ui rarvaTS
.. . SiBXASZa. ' - - -
Ifs false er IsleadlBs- statesMsts te the
sfSleted. A. safe sod lasUns car la the qolti.
est soeilble tin snS et Ik fewest eget see,
Slbl for boaeat trMtsieet.
If roe eaaaot call, writ for eynetew) SlssS
mm eirealar. tnrloe 4 wata I ataaip.
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sins St., uar. atamsaa, raraaae, vi,
taiaapas.
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If ha aannoi aapply toe
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1 11 uairatcd book waka. It fiTae
fall particular, and llnwtiona ln
valuablatoUdiaa. Siantai. '
as m. sea st- naw imk.
woooaao, cLiaxK oo. astj tan-sAvu
DRUO CO S STORES.
Scott's Santal-Pepsm Capsules
k-aVPosmvE cure
For TnflaaiBjatloa erCatarrh of
the Blal1ar and Dlaiwaad Aid.
ra. seetrasaeraT. carae
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Pi
qdlckir aad ftarmaaenlir lbs
wont eaaaa el i eaai
and Stoat, ae aiauer ot haw
loss ataadlnf . Ahselataly
harmlaaa. Sold k drasaiatav
riioa Jl.eS. er by Siatt, fae.
Bald. 11.00, 1 hozas, tXlK
THE SANTAL-PEPSIII CO,
BelMeatatae, Okie.
kr Weedaiw. Claike Oat.
For Kldnei
Bladder
TroubUs
RELEE YES IN
24 Hours
ALL URINARY
DISCHARGES
Saeh OaD- ."""N.
faole bearalMIDYl
ttmmn tf nmmieifMU
Fnyaala
rail dranlsts.
times has Just been proved In the Pro
bsts courts In Dublin and discloses, re
ligious enthuelasm of a singular order.
An Irish Cathollo wofrian connected
with one of the oldest families In the
weat of Ireland haa just died, leaving a
substantial fortune. She bequeathed no.
less a aum than $21,000 to varloua
Roman Cathollo priests In Dublin and
other parts of Ireland for the" purpose
of Jiaving rraaaes said for ' the repose
of her soul. , From Inquiries made In
official Roman Cathollo quarters this is
the largest sum that has ever been left
In this or In any other country for a
similar purpose.. Considering that a
dollar er two Is tha usual offering to
a clergyman for saying a mass for such
a purpose? rt win be Interesting p know
whether many of theae Roman 'Catho
llo priests who are now mostly old
men will &' accomplish the taak of
exhausting the fund wtiluft this pious
lady has committed - t . their charge.
While she has acted In such a generous
spirit In the Interests of her soul, she
has only left $1,280 for the-poor of her
native place." Probate of the will haa
Just been taken oufr by her brother, Sir
Charlee Orattan Bellew of Mount Bel
lew, county Oalway. . .
One of the best pieces of real estate
news In The Bundsy Journal will be the
Coos bejr nextj sd :' .
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The Scientific Treatment of WeaknessLg
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.-Dosing the system with powerful stimulants snd tonics In an effort B
to restore tha functional vigor can have but one final results Ths con- J
dltlon Is rendered worse than before.. "Weakness! Is merely so Indlca- H
tlon of a low form of inflammation In ths prostata gland, and, this in-' &
fiammatlon Is but sggravated by stlmufatlng remedies that excite iem-t, fa
norarr activity. I ernDiov the only
ment for 'weakness," which effects a permanent cur, by restoring the
prostata gland to a sound and healthy state. I obtain complete results
In every case I treat Interesting literature and a beautiful engraved
chart free If you will call. ;
EXAMINATION FREE .
t offer not only FREE consultation' and advice, but of every ease thst
comes to me I will make a careful examination and diagnosis without
Charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert
opinion about his . trouble. '
If you cannot call write for Diagnosis Chart. My -offices are open all
"ds"y from t A. M. to 4 P. M. and Sunday a from IS to 1 only.
the DR. TAYLOR co:
234& Morrison Street, Corner Second, Portland, Ore.
234 Mormon dtreec, (jorner aecona, fortuna. ure. m j 11
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Honest Dealings
WS make ao misleading etatementa,
deoeptlve propositloas or- false promises.
. We do surf promise to cure your ease la
a short time, Kaowlaf It will take
longer, but we guarantee a complete,
aafe and laatlng oure in the quickest
-Bossible time, -wttheut-leavlng lnlurttra
after effects In the ayatem, and at the
. lowest cost possible for honest, skillful
and successful treatment. We havs ae
free or aheap trial treatment, ao sohema
to sell worthless belts, eto our educa--,
tlon and reputation condemning all such 1 Jr Vi . Jll&!s J J
methods. Ws care wham others fall. ' f A? ' & 'izZfS
1IEN WHO NEED SKILLFUL AID J) u- -
Will nnd this Institute thoroughly re- iiV -wrsna
Until, different from other so-called In- !?; mv"-'. ?
stltutea. medical concerns, or special
ists' companies. -Ton are Just as safe
In dealing with thw Norton Us. vis Com
n.nw . nrlfH inv Bhnta as xtatloaal
iaak. It haa long been established for the purpose of curing diseases of
men which baffle the skill of others.
Go at once. Tou are safe In onr hands and' sure of a cure. . Men who
are out of the city should write In confidence. Consultation and advice
given free, you risk no cash. No secrete given away.
' Over 50 Per Cent of Our Cases Have Been Cured
t a Cost of $ 1 0.00 and Many Only $5.00 -'
' Ws treat successfully sll nervous Snd chronic disease of men; also -blood,
stomach, heart, liver, kidney snd throat troublea. , ...
. You Can Pay When Cured V
Offleehours-ls.m.ts I p. m.; Sundays and hplldays, 19 a. m. to IS m.
f 11 S!wwaMalshannnnnnwl
DR. W. NORTON DAVIS & CO.
Offices In Van Noy Hotel. (2H Third 8t., Corner Plnei! Portland; Ot.
m iaost a stb Kioamrr kxdioat, nrsTiTUTa ta ra
. SOaTXWllT. stabllshs la Portland U 188S. . ,
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, - '- Established 23 Years in Portland.
ConsulUUoa Free No Pay Unless Cored
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Many people do not rcalite that in this day
and age methods and plans of treatment have
been, so greatly improved that silments coniid:
ersd incurable under the old farms' of treatment
are now easily curable by the physician who bss
kept abreast of tha times. Of all diseases pecu
liar to the masculine gender, none requires more
skill, intelligent, painstaking, conscientious treat
ment than such as those who come under our
obiervstion. . . "-.
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STS., PORTLAND. OREGON
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S. S. F. A. Kilburn
res Osss Bay, Berets sad Saa rraMiaas.
Meat sailing from Portland Friday. fXlvnea 11.
Hast aslllog trow Sas Frenchx. Ttars., Oct. A
CHAS. M. STEJELSM1TK, Asset.
OaK Street Dock, Phone Main 2950
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TRANSPOBTATICrJ.
Siioiyldra
asd uraorfPAuinc
J Trains to the East Daily 3
Thioaah. Pallnaa -u4-J mfkA kMfal abM.
Tf -ears daily to Osaka. Chleaso. Saohari
wu. ampina-ears eaur le aaaaaa viif.
ThroM,ttr.0H0In, ehalreairs (seats tisek te
U j:t dally. .
tlsios Dapot Uave. Arrive.
nilo.o-PortUHj Sparta ret
iSJ1" w Heatlnstos. dir. S: SO sat 14 mmy
v.n "er for Baatara , ,. . , . -WaaJilDtoo,
, Walla Walls.- '
lawl.ion, Coir d'Alaae aad
lZ..t"'2hn ae'ets. iallr. sal Sef) aal
Atlantl- K,pr,.a for the Bast
HaattBsW Sallr.....?!. S:llsea tttS sst
Knr.aadliill fee, for sn . , T i
Pnlnta hatwrra Plfr aad
PortUad. dally. .;".. SrlR sal S:0Ssi
m. - coi.nuniA Rxvan Division. --.
I !; t linn and Worth Draco. Steaoiae .
i".ssda( Satardar. 10 f, a. Arrlaas
boot S m. m.. sacapt Randar. .
' ' TAMHtLI, RIVRR ROtrrS. - '
Oayioo. 'Orsoa City and laahtn Mtt
eomta ,- tfamara-Rata- and Modae, Asbst.- dork.
s. tn. dallf, mrcmmt Suuday wataf ar
uu? r Ar V- av daUr-- esc
!! RrvKR Rorrra.
For tewhtno. Iilabo, aad war points from
Itlparla. Waah.. atyamara Spokane and, lwla.
tna feava K:o a. ai.. or apoe srrlyai Trale
No. . dally T-pt Satardar. Arrtye 4 a
Ufy nrrnt mnv.
Ticket filtr, .Third and WaahlBftoa sts. ,
Talnhom Main Tl. '
C. W. BTINGFR, city Tlrkrl rt '
Km. UcMCRRaX. Oenarsl PiiMuaf Afaai.
EAST
VIA
SOUTH
Untoa Da pot
pvarland Bipraae -Trains
Laara.
. Arrive.
for Bal'm, Riaabarf. A.fc-
laad. Xa era mania. Osdea. -'
faa rranclatw, Rtorktonv
I-os Anayles. Rl Paso, .."
New Orlaaoa sod the east. f:4S psi 7:14
klnrnlns train connects at
Woxl burn dally sicypt ,
Sunday wttk-MoohT Angel ' '
and Sllyarton fecal. ....... S.-0S ss IM
Cottase Oroya paaaangyr . . . " -
eonnacts at Wosdburn and " " . . -,:
Albany dally, iirypt Sun- '..''
day. with tralna for mints
on Woodbara-SprlnsAeld and ' ' '
Albany-lbanon branches.. 41R pm 11-SOaia
roryallla paawnrcr., 'I)ia t.Mmm
Sbciidan paaaaow. ....... 4:10pm einioosni
K-WMt Oroya paBer....Il:n0 am !T:S am
Formt Oroyy paaaenavr.... IIS:20 pnt 111:60 pta
uauy. HPally sweeny.
JKrrERSONTRBRT STATIOH.
' For Dallas snd Intaraiadlata points dally, T;S
s. my. and 1 p. nu Arrtve rortlaad 10:IS
a. ib. and S:2S p. at.
For tlaa aad card of Oawess aetmrnae tralna
apply at City Ttckat Offlca, ar ststlos.
Tlrkata to Baatara points and Fnrepet alas
Japaa. China. Honnlula and Anatralla.
City Ticket Office cornet Third and Wash.
Instna atry. Faone Main Tlx. ... .
C, W. STINORR. WOJ. McMTRRAT.
. City. Ticket Acent. Oea. Paaa. Afynt
TIME CARD
OF'
TRAINS
Portland
teste. ' Ar.'i'a, .
VelloWatoae Par -Kansas City- ....
St. Loata Special fat Cbehalls. -Cantralta,
Olstpls. Cray's. ;
Harbor, Son lb Band. Taemna.
Seattle, Spokana. Lew'atoa.
timtu. Rllllnsa. Deayer, Oma- -.
as. Kaaaaa city. S(. LMlf
aad Soothaaat, dally.;. S: SO pas
4:10
North laat i.imitao, eiectne
Hrhtcd. for-Tacoina: Seattle.
Fpokane. Butte. Minneapolis.
Hi. Faal and tha Eaat, dally. I;00 paiT;0a i
FafWt' Roand Mm Had, for . "
Clarrowat. Cbaaslls, Oaw. ....... e :
trails, Taeoma and Seattle
enly. dally 4:10 pa S:8S I
Twin City Eipreaa for Taeo- .
sis. Seattle, Spokane. Helena, . .
Bntte. St. Panl. Minneapolis.
Lincoln. St. Joseph. Kanaae '
City, Omaha. St. Lonis. with. ,
oat chanre of earn. Direct , ,
eonnectlnna for sll polots Esat
and Southeast, Sally 11:S ua 10:M I
. TMl COMPOrnAIIX WAV. '
9 Overland Trains Daily 7
'The Orieatat Limited, tha rant sua"
Via, SSATTL ANB SPOKAN
Portia sd time scsednle .
, Dally. . , Dairy.
Laara. Ante
Te end frets Joehaae,
St. Paol. -MlDDapolla. . .
rmluth and all points ' '
.East vis Beattis StSS sst T:0O am
11. as mm 4 a0 mm
To and from at Panl. .
Minneapolis. Dnluth
ard all points East '
Vis Spot ane S:IS pat SrOO
mat Merthara ttaaauhrp Os,
galling from Seattle fee Japaa and
Xhlna porta and Manila, carrlag pas,
senfers sad frelgbt,
g. 1. Se.keta, MevemVae It. ,
T- S. g, MlnnMota. January S.
VIPPOM TUSKS XAISHA.
' . (Japan Mall Hteasi.hlp .
S. S. Tange Mara will eall frass
Seattle snout Noyeaihef IS tor Japas
and Chln.es ports.- earaying paaseagars
and fralsht. . '
For tli-hets. rates,- oeyth. I ass rye,
ttooa. etc.. call ee ee sddress
" C2L-?a"-s 2fwSl LViia
Tse"eamt wtwfsws i - '
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Dnioa Pepol ' Lseve, Arrive,
foe Maysart, Rtlnter. CTats
kanle, Weatport. Cuitoa. As. ;
torla. Warrentoa. lar.U. ,....,'
Jiammond. Port Steves, uaer- .
art laih.. Sadktde.i :""? !SSS
Aatorts sn seaanore. eapraan "
4jir T OO aal '"
All trains dally. - fc - ....i.' a. .
J. a MAYO. tl. r. tkd r. A.. Astnyts,
C.A. 8TSWABT, Comnierelsl Aseal. SS
Alder etreet. Pheae Mala Sue.
Upper Columbia River
STEAMER
Chas. R. Spencer
ten yes Oak Street dock evwry Mrtnlsv.
yve.lnc.day snd VrUUJ st 7 s "
VHa DALLIf SOU STATBJ Jr U
"nectlng w.th.Jae Oyea sUver t
rertatloa Comiasy's . ' '
points ss fsr e.t m lOlt li"
Ins srrlves Portland, I ueeusy, i
dv and "iit'ird-iy at S p. n t orn i
and esceiient service,. 1 iiuni .
lata and tiUL.
IQIoceeM snASMlfl .
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