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'.V t:t;' THB OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY tewSNINQ, AUGUST 24,' 1807. Popular Wants Popular Wants Popular Wants Popular ffiants u WKat Yin - ' ' ' . . y. '- It v" - V -. CLAIRVOrAOTS' AND PALMISTS. Free! FOR ONE WEEK MORE. BRIKQ THIS AO AND RECEIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE. On Of my CONSULTATION READINGS. FENCE AND WIRE WORKS PORTLAND WIRE IRON WORKS za ana Everett sts. mono Main 1000. HARDWARE above CONSULTATION READING Will ne Given Free to every person who comes prepared to take one of my celebrated ($S.OO Psy chopalmo Roadlngs for only 11.00) to ail who briny this paper ad. This Is atrlotly a matter of business nn your part, to call at my office and become familiar with my SPIRITUAL and SCIENTIFIC: work. A hint to the wise U sufficient WINDOW AND made to order. Co.. 74 1th. DOOR SCREENS Portland Hardware HOTELS THE BELLEVUE. EUROPEAN PLAN. tn ana Balm on. HOTEL Porflstjd. Am. plan. , 16 day. BELVEDERE. European; 4th and Alder INSURANCE ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE, 144 Sherlock bldg. Because there Is no person In life that does not meet with trouble, in the path of life, which they cannot overcome without holp. And you now have the (Olden opportunity. WITHOUT PRICE, to consult one of the moat SCIEN TIFIC OCCULT PHILOSOPHERS IN AMERICA this week. I know when I have demonstrated to you that I am en rapport with the MOST POWERFUL SPIRITUAL INFLUENCE that can ad vise and help you. When you are In need of such advice and help you will call and see JAS. Mcl. WOOD. EMPLOYERS' LI A billty and Individual accident security bonds of aU klnda Phone 47. ton Mc Kay bid g BANKS. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK F PORTLAND. OREGON. Northwest Corner Third 1 O-kBtreeta. Transacts n.n-ral Banking Business. DRAFTS ISSUED AWiaoia w All Cities of the United States rnaae on Favorable Terms. President j c. AINBWORTH Vice-President R. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier Collections Cashier R. W. SCHMETBR Assistant Vaahler W. A. HOLT A. M. W UGHT T ADD A TILTON. BANKERS Portland. Oregon. 3LAD Transact Oeneral B.nklng BusmesaSA VINOS BANK DKPAJtNT. Sayings books Issued on savings deposits. Interest paid on time- deposit H" E'RCHANTH' NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon.- . . J. FRANK WATSON.. President R. U DURHAM vice- sia ii R. W. HOYT Cashier I OEOROE W. HOTT. .Assistant Cashier S. C. CATCHINO Second Assistant Cashier Transnctf Hrneral Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued . Available to All l'nrts of the World. Collections a Specialty. LAND SCRIP WANTED AND FOR BALE ALL klnda. Including approved forest re serve scrip for surveyed, unsurveyed. timber and prairie government land. H. M. Hamilton, "The Portland." Portland LEA T H E iiASliV I X I ) I N GS THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Established 1814. Head Offloo, San Franolsoo. Capital paid up $4,000,000 I Surplus end undivided profits tl0.1BM7l Oeneral Hanking and Exchange Business Transacted. Interest on Time Deposits SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Aocounts may be opened of S10 and up ward Portland Branch Chamber of Commerce Building. WM. R MACREA Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL Ass't Manager to a Bottle of Dris, Fm, ST NATIONAL BANK Portland. Or. Oldest National Bank on Paelno coasi CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,600,000.00. DEPOSITS. 14,00,00v.t0 L MiT.I.h President I W. C. ALVORD Assistant Cashier Cashier j B. F. 8TEVENP. . Second Ass't Cashier J. W. NFWKIRK. TRUST COMPANIES. CHARLES L. MAST1CK CO., FRONT and Oak sts.. leather and skins of very description for all purposes; sole and tp cutters; findings. 0 Greatest living astral dead-trance elalr " voyant of the age; ADVISER OF BUSI NESS AND ALL. AFFAIRS OF LIFE: whom you will marry, how to control the one you love, even though miles away; reunites the separated; gives se cret powers to control others; no dlf . fareaoe how close or how far away, you ' can always obtain your desired resulta ' Tails you' lost how, where and when to Invest your money to obtain the best possible resulta If you are sick, mel ancholy, disheartened or discouraged, DO NOT GIVE UP IN DESPAIR; come and receive spiritual advice that will help you to receive HEALTH. WEALTH AND HAPPINESS. I will do all others advertise to do. and a great deal mora. Office, Nos. I and 4, Grand Theatre Mdc 3S2 1-2 Washington Phone Main 1267. MONl MKNTS NEU A KINOSLEY. 28 1ST ST. Portland's leading marble and granite works. MACHINERY Allen's Tha well-known trumpet and trance mediums, wish to Inform the Spiritual ists and honest Investigators that they will give spiritual consultation dally at their residence. No. 181 Sixth street, from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Trumpet se ances ana otner pnenomenai aemonstra. uons to THE H. C ALBEE CO. SECOND hand machinery, sawmllla eta. $4$ Orand ave. PAUL, 100 1ST ST. A COM- X J. plats engines line sawmill ind boilers. machinery; also MONEY TO LOAN ment private parties by appolnt- 181 SIXTH STREET. HAT ANDREWS. CARD READER. AT 125 Main St., 25c. Phone Main 7648. COAL AND WOOD PORTLAND SAWDUST A SLABWOOD COj, 161 Front at. successors to Ful ton wood Co. Fir, oak, slab wood. coaL Tel. Main 12. FOR PROMPT DELIVERY OF SLAB- wood call Main 4876. Oak. ash. fir and coal. Portlrnd Wood & Coal Co.. 16th and Savler its. WESTERN FEED A FUEL CO. Rouse and blacksmith coals, coke, charcoal, kindling. Phone Main 101$. TELEPHONE EAST 7. F. B. JONES A CO- ' Wood and Coal. 181 East Water st. IFOR- QUICK DELIVERY PHONE Oregon Fuel Co.. 184 Alder CHIROPODISTS CHIROPODY AND PEDICURING Mra. M. D. Hill. Room 110 Flcldner bldg. Both phonea CLEANING AND DYEING THOMAS, 'FEATHERS AND feather boas cleaned, curled and dyed: work called for and delivered. 764 Water st, Portland. Or. Phone Main 2176. CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED, 11 per month. Unique Tailoring Co 100 Stark st H. W. TURNER, DYER CARPETS dred a sDeclaltv. Main 2611. 60S Jefferson st DANCING. DANCING LESSONS, 26c DURINQ summer months; school open all year; Social, fancy and stage dancing taught dally. Wilson's Dancing school, Alls ky bldg.. Id and Morrison sts. MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTE GET $10 TO $100. NO MORTGAGE NO INDOHSER "ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." LOWEST RATES EASIESTPA YMENTS A CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU. REMEMBER. IF YOU WORK. WE WILL ACCOMMODATE YOU. WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASKT RAILROAD MEN A SPECIALTY. STATE SECURITY CO., 704 DEKUM BLDG. HOURS 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. WED AND SATURDAY TILL 8 P. M. MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY TO LOAN On Improved city property or for build ing purposes, for from a to 10 years' time, with privilege to repsy all or part of loan after two years. Loans ap proved from plans and money advanced as building proirresses; mortgages taken up and replsced. FRED IL STRONG, Financial Agent. 241 Stark st. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, chattel mortgagee or personal se curity: notes bought C. W. Pallett. 104 Fenton bldg. Portland trust COMPANY OF OREGON The Oldest Trust Company In Oregon. RESOURCES OVER $2.100.0',0. General Banking. Two per cent Interest on check accounts (even hundreds) on dally balances of $500 or "ver letters of credit and exchange on all parts or the world. Havings o counts Time certlflcntes. S to 4 per cent; short-call tpeclal certificates, $600 or over, m to 4 ner cent Call for Book Of ILLUSTRATIONS. Southeast Corner Third nd Oak Sts. Phone Private Exchange Tl. BENJ I. COHEN President I H. L. PITTOCK Vice-President B. LEH PAGET Secretary i J. O. GOLTRA Assistant 8eoretary CECURITY RAVrivns a tbttst rn .? Morrison street Portland. Oregon. Transacts a General Bsnklna- Buslnesa SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Inter est allowed on Time and Savings Accounts. Acts as Trustee for Estatea Drafts end Ift.r. nf rnAlt Avaflahla nn Alt Tarts of the World. C. F. ADAMS President I L. A. LEWIS First Vloa-President A. L. MILLS... Second Vice-President R. C. JUBITZ Becratary , GEO. E. RUS8ELL Assistant Secretary TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY S40 Washington Street MORTGAGE LOANS ON PorUsnd Real Estate at Lowest Rates, Title Insured. Abstracts Furnished. J. THORBURN ROSS President JNO. E. AITCHISON Secretary OEOROE H. HILL Vice-President T T. BURKHART Treasurer BONDS AND INVESTMENTS. M ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building. Municipal, Railroad and Public Service Corporation Bonds. D' kUWNING-HOPKINS COMPANY Established 1883 BROKERS. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin. Trlvate Wires ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Phone Main 17. Overbeck & Cooke Company I iUS GRAIN, PROVISIONS. COTTON, STOCKS AND BONDS. WE DO A 8TRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS. Continuous Markets by Private Wire. Quick Service. Ever wonder what kind of dope you gat In a bottle of medlclneT You have taken a lot of jdrugs and various doctors' concoctions, but you never knew what was in the stuff you ewallowed. Nearly all drugs are a combination of a lot of alcohol and a little no son. usually a quantity oi water is aaaea to dilute the preparation, and the unpleasont taste of the co I son is disguised by the ad dition of a little syrup. The bottle Is then labeled: "Shake Well Before Using." That's done so that the ingredients will mix and prevent you rrom getting a fatal dose of poison. This poison, whether It be mor phine, cocaine, strychnine, arj senlo or potash. Is sure to hurt the stomach and digestive or gans. It wrecss tne nervrs weakens vour heart action. Of course, poison will ease pain for a ahort time, by stu pefying the nerves, but the pain comes back after the stupor passes off and you have to take the drug again. Alcohol atlmulates, but when used for any length of time, ul cerates the stomach and causes liver and nervous troubles. if vou are taking drugs now. I want you to quit. Drugs can't cure you. The reason drugs don't cure Is because they do not help Na ture. Nature needa electricity, nourishment, something that builds up. Drugs contain no nourishment no electricity Just poison whioh tears down. Most all the ailments of man can be traced to the failure or nf. T rot vour high power Electro-Vigor and wei . . i . . , l. TAIIV T f A V T T . tn pletely curea in mm nivouif. viui u. Klectro-Vlrgor cured me of digestive trouble aW re stored my strength after I bad tried many other methods without benefit. 1 THOS. KELSAY, Smith, Or. s e There la nothing like Bleo-tro-Vlgor for strengthening the back. I feel better and stronger than I have for years. PETER VAN ZEE, Lynden, Wash. WEAKENS THE far tejSj&E THE WRECKS THE urti breaking down of nerves, stomacn, liver, aioneys, nean mna uhit -v-paratus. The reason any organ falls to do Jte work prop erly Is because it lacks motive power, electrlolty. Restore that foroe where It is needed, and pain and sickness will disappear. That's because electricity gives strength; power to the body, enabling every organ to perform its work prop erly, and when every organ is In a strong, healthy condi tion there can be no pain or alckneaa. w.ar Klectra-Vlror while vou sleep. It feeds a con stant stream of electricity to your nerves, and they carry 1t to every organ and tissue of your body, restoring health and vim. Electro-Vigor Is a simple electric body battery, con structed on scientific principles, and Is the product or my twenty years' experience In treating disease with electrlolty. It Is not an electrlo pelt li never neeaa cnarging, iur It makes Its own power continuously. Electro-vlrgor is cneaper man a course oi arugging. For five years I suffered from sciatica, during whioh time I tried doctors, drugs and mineral springs without re- RVESWEVt ENS Ttf HEART the Letters like these are pour ing in from all parts of the West. They show what E3eo-tro-Vlgor Is doing. . FREE TO YOU Cut out this coupon and mall It to ma I'll give you a beau tiful 100-page book which tells all about my treatment. This book Is lllustratedMwlth pic tures of fully aevior"aWnen a showing soimo- and wnmim tro-Vlgor is a plains many t to know. I'll closely sealed and, prepaid, free. If you will mall ma this coupon. applied and f"av "' things you wartfW" aend the book, f S.A.HALL,M.D. i3 nuxou amsBT, sajt ritvAjrcxsco. Please send me, prepaid, your free 100-page Illus trated book. 1-24-7 NAME ADDRESS GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD, LEAVING PORTLAND. Shasta Express 1:16 a. rn. Cottage Grove Passenger . 4:16 p. m. California Express 7:46 p. ro, San Francisco Express ....11:30 p. m. WEST SIDE Corvallls Passenger 7:00 a. m. Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p. m. Forest Grove Pnssenjrer ...11:00 a. m. Forest Orove Passenger ... 6:20 p. m. Southern Pacific. ARRIVING PORTLAND. Oregon express t:i a. m. Cottage Orove Passenger. .11:00 a. m. Shasta Express 7:10 p. m. Portland Express 11:10 p. m. WEST SIDE. Corvallls Passenger 6:66 p. m. Sheridan Passenger 10:20 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger ... 8:00 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger ... 1:60 p. m. Northern Pacific. DON'T WORRY $10 TO $100 LOANED snlarled people, with or without se curity. Crescent Loan Co.. 428 Mo hawk bldg. CONFIDENTIAL LOANS ON BAI arles. Insurance policies, pianos, fur niture, warehouse receipts, etc.: any de serving person mav secure a liberal ad vance, repaying Dy easy weekly or monthly Installments. NEW ERA LOAN & MORTGAGE COM PANY. 106 Ablngton Bldg. Taeoma and Seattle Exp..., North Coast A Chicago Llm Puget Sound Limited Overland Express . . . 8:80 a. m. 2:00 p. m. 4:30 p. m. 11:45 p. m. North Coast Limited 7:00 a. ra. Portland Express 4:16 p. m. Overland Express 8:16 p. m. Puget Sound Limited 10:66 p. m. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company. UNCLE MEYERS' LOAN OFFICE. 141 3d St., near Alder, established 1870; old and reliable; any amount loaned on watches, diamonds. Jewelry and sealskins. MONEY ADVANCfE5 SALARIED PEO ple and others upon their own names without security: cnea; payments; offices In 6 Local Passenger 8 00 a. m. Spokane Flyer 8:00 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special .. 8 30 a. m. Cht.. Kan City A Port. Ex.. :46 a. m. Spokane Flyer " 00 p. m. Chicago-Portland Special .. 8.10 p. m. Ksn. City & Chi. Kxp 7:40 p. m. Local Passenger 6:46 p. m, Astoria & Columbia River. Astoria and Seaside Exp.... 8:00 a. m. Astoria & Seaside Express. fl:00 p. m. ,..,. 1. 1 Onarial 8:10 P. rn. Dajly excejitgunday Jg?-'.uljaT-,(?'?lyj All other trains dally. Astoria & Port. Passenger. 12:10 p. m. Portland Express 10:00 p, m. REAL ESTATE eapest rates, easiest PROF, RINGLER, DANCING MASTER; private lessons daily. Rlngler Hall, QYand and E, Morrison. East 6870. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL. DR. C. B. BROWN, D. C, M. DOGS and horse hospital. 106 N. Cth st (Main 4086). W. M. MILLAR, V. 8.. VETERINARIAN. II N. 8th st Office 227 Flanders. Phone Main 7846 CARNEY'S VETERINARY HOSPITAL for horses and Phone Main 1484. dogs. 289 Gllsan st DRESSMAKING ICRS. VAUGHAN'S DRESSMAKING parlors; good work at reasonable prices. 192ft E. Burnslde. Phone East 8117. principal cities; save yourseir money Dy getting our terms first. TOLMAN, 221 Ablngton Bldg. 108 H Id st. MONEY LOANED TO SALARIED PEO- pie Just on your own name; don't borrow until you see me; my system is the best for railroad men. clerks, bookkeepers, streetcar men and all other employes; business strictly confidential. F. A. Newton. 611 Buchanan bldg.. 286 Washington. CASH ON HAND FOR PURCHASE money, mortgages, bonds for deeds or contrncts of sale on real estate, either country or city property. H. & Noble, a was THOMPSON A OGDEN REAL E8 tate, insurance, loans. See us before buying. 848 Mississippi ave Phone Woo dlawn 202. JW. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND Commercial blk., 2d and shtngton. WILL LOAN $3,000. 6 PER CENT, ON real estate. Farrlngton. 313 Fenton bldg. MONEY TO LOAN: LARGE LOANS specialty; also building loans: lowest rates; fire insurance. Wllllem G. Beck. 112 Falling bldg. QUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES. 8. W. King, 46 Washington bldg. Main 6100. ' MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS of security. William Holl, room 9, Wash In Kt on bldg. A LOANFORHE ASKING SALARY loans room 1 1. established 1888 RPHIVV ArtKNCT. renl estate and rentals, st. Ma'.n 6164. 146 ft DEALERS 1st, TN" Stark 106ft FOR FARMS OF EVERY DEBCRIP tlon. W. W. Espey, 11 Commercial bldg. ' RESTAURANTS. GO TO THE BUSY BEE FOR DELI cateosens. Home cooking. 434 Wash In gtonst ROOFING TIN ROOFING. GUTTERING, RE palrlng and general Jobbing. J. Losll, 212 Jefferson st. Pacific 1424. RUBBER STAMPS P. C. STAMP WORKS. 249 ALDER ST. Phone Main 710. Rubber stamps, seals, stencils; baggage, trade checas; brass signs nnd platea SAFES TYPEWRITERS. NEW AND 2ND HAND, ALL MAKES, rented, repaired, sold. P. D. C. Co.. 231 Stark. Tel. 1407. TOWEL SUPPLY CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB, brush, soap. $1 per month. Portland Laundry St Towel 8upply Co.. th and Couch sts. Phone 410. WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A. GUNST ft CO, DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND, OREGON. EVERDING A FARRELL, PRODUCE and commission merchants. 140 Front st Portlsr.d, Or. Phone Main 171. OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl ture for the trade. Portland. Or, WADHAM' & CO.. WHOLESALE ORO cers, manufacturers and commission mercha-ts. 4th and Oak sts. FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND special urders. L. Ruvensky's furni ture factory. $07 Front st. or chattel. bldg. The Loan Co.. 410 Dekum MADAME ANGELES- Cine 81. -241 FIFTH. PA- EDUCATIONAL BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS LEGE. Elks' Building. Portland. Oregon. Chertler shorthand and Bliss COL- keeplng as taught in the Behnke-Walker win lead you to success. book- Facts 717 calls for help and placed 311 since Aug. 1, 1906. Will place you when competent- Enroll now. ROSE CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE. Elegant new quarters on 6th street near postoffice. Pitman shorthand by court reporter; 80 to 40 per cent saved on expenses. W. W. Williams. M. B.. Prln. I BRONSON SALMON'S STUDIO OF shorthand and typewriting; full course tn 12 weeks: open all summer; established 1888. M liner bldg.. Park and Morrison. SEND YOUR BOY TO HILL MILITARY academy, Portland, C.-. Write for cat alogue. WflNKT Tn I.fli14 TV iKfln TO JSOftO Charleson A Co.. Commercial. Phone i Ji8. Pacific 1198. DON'T BORROW MONEY ON SALARY until you see Button Credit Co. 612 Dekum bldg. MONEY PORTLAND SAFE CO., SOLE AOENT8 for Herrlng-Hall-Marvln safes and Manganese Steel Safe Co.'s bank safes; 20 second-hand fireproof safes and bank safes, very cheap. See them or write 92 7th st. . TO LOAN ON IMPROVED city property or for bulldlnf poses. Columb'a Life A Trust Lumber Exchange bldg. pur o 214 MUSICAL PIANO. VIOLIN. CORNET, TROM bone. clarinet Professor E. A. Smith, 164 12th st. Main 4703 BE M PRIVATE SECRETARY. HolmestBuBlness college, at Washing ton and 1th sts.. Portland, Oregon, has raised Hi commercial courses to the trtandard bt a university training. The , private secretary course may be had either day or night Do not decide upon a school ontH you have written for In- formation. Open every day and evening. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSIC! ANL DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. BPE clallst on nervous, acute and chronlo diseases. Office 217 Fenton bldg. Phone PaclftojlllO. DR. R. B. NORTHRUP. 416-16-17 DE- kum bldg.. Id and Washington sta Phone Main 149. Examination free. PRINTING OGILBEE BROS., billheads, etc. 146ft 1st st. PRINTERS CARDS. Phone Main 1868. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES . Electrlo and Gas Fixtures and Supplies, Mantels, Tiling. Grates and Dogirons PACIFIC" ELECTRIC CO. ENU'i ? ' neers, contractors, repairers, slectrlo t wiring, supplies. 94 1st, cor. Stark. Matn ii. ft. H.Tate, Mgr. WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS, ii ' th at Contractors, electric supplies, ; motors and dynamos; we Install light and power planta. MORRISON MODERN PRINTERY. PHONE PA clfic 1626, R. 26, Russel bldg.. 4th and Morrison sts. PLUMBERS FOX A CO. SANITARY PLUMBERS. 221 2d. bet Main and Salmon. Oregon phone Main 2001. DONNERBERG A RADEMACHER RB- moved to No. 203 Burnslde st D1EBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large lines carried. Lock-outs opened. Jacks, Jails, metal furniture. Both phones. J. E Davis. 66 3d. SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER A KLEISER SIGNS. We have built up the largest sign business In the city by first-class work and keeping our promises. Our prices are right 6th and Everett sta Phone Exchange 66. IGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT lnnd Sign Co., 287 Stark. Pacific 1696. STREET PAVING WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO. Street paving, sidewalks and cross ings. 814 Lumber Exchange. THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO. of Portland. Office 666 Worcester blk. ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND produce merchants. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or. WHOLESALE glassware. land. Or. CROCKERY Prael, Hegele A Co., AND Port- LEWIS STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLf Co.. Barbers' Supplies, Barbers' Fur niture. Barbers' Chairs. 10th A Morrison. Again, Did You Hear About LAND ACRE TRACTS? How it has changed minds the mind of the homesecker, wherp he has an ideal location in a growing district Knapp & Mackey Room 2 Chamber of Commerce Chapin & Herlovv 332 Chamber of Commerce m TRANSPORTATION. COOS BAY Weekly rrelght and Passenger Service of the rise Steamship Brea kwater TRANSPORTATION. $j Alaska 1907 EXCURSIONS TRANSFER AND HAULING cT'cTlpnKol tween Star".: and Oak sts.; phone 96. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping; commodious brick ware house with separate iron rooms. Front and Clay sts. ' OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO. Henry Roe. W. A. Cleland. F. P. Sheascreen. Oeneral transfer and storage; safes, pianos and furniture moved, packed and shipped. 209 Oak st. Both phones. PENINSULAR EXPRESS & BAGGAGE Transfer. 247 Alder st Phone Main 2171. PAINTING AND PAPERING. P. A. DOANE GIVES BEST ESTIMATE for satisfactory work. 180 Iimmii, PAINTS, OIL ANP GLASS Morrison at Fixtures, pairing, laaat ig. FAIRBANKS. MORSE MOTORS co. ir wiring. dynamos. . Stark sta ' A. C and D. C AND 1st and GASOLINE ENGINES electric eauln- ments: launches; accessories; wholesale Stationary and marine; Nnnd retail; engine repairing. Relerson - MsnMnerv Co.. 181-4-6 Morrison st smwranrifARWB "engines, any Fairbaj xm. Morse m va, srooeller. tJsl and Urk sts. F. E BEACH A CO., THE PIONEER Paint Co. Window glaaa and glazing. 116 1st st Phone 1314. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS MISS L. B. MAY. 602 SWETLAND . Copying deeds and abstracts spee'lty. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERT DESCRIP tion; bank, bar and -store fixtures mad to order. The Lutke Manufac turing Co... Portland "i BIRDBALt DESIGNER: AGT. M. Winter Lumber Co. Hamiltoa bids, OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. 6TH. Main 69 Heavy hauling and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE & TRANfiU fer Co. Storage. 324 Stark. Main 407. Classified Ads In The Journal reach the people In the great Oregon country at the right time. Rates for Classified Advertisements CABX One cent a word each inser tion seven Insertions of same adver tisement for the prloe of six. When advertising Is to be charged, count words to a Una and flora S cents a Una. No advertisement taken for Mas than It cents, ' IT0163 MOVTB. , S. 8. Umatilla Aug. 09 8. B. President Sept. 98 8. S. Senator Oct. 7 . B. AXASZA BOTTTB. Balling rrom Seattle. Bkag-way, Sitka, Xonean and way porta,' Balling 9 p. m. B. S. 8. Co.'s Humboldt, Aug. 22, Sept. S, 14 City of Seattle. . .. . .Aug. 87,' Sept. 8, 80 Cottage City, via Sitka Ana. 89 SAN FBAJTOXSCO BOTTTB. Sailing a. m. rrom Seattle. President Sept. a, 17 S. S. Spokane An. 83, Sept. 7,88 Sonoma Aug. 88 City of Pnebla Aug. 30, Sept, 18, 87 City Office, 849 Washington St. 1. oaves POBTX&&W9 every Monday, 8:00 n. m.. from Oak-street Sock, for EMPIRE NORTH BEND AND MARSHFIDLD Frelrht Received Till 4 p. m. on Day of Sailing. ABB rrom Portland, lsVelaas, 910.00; fld-olaas, $7.00, Including1 berth Ma msais. Inaulre City Ticket Office. Third and Washington sis., or Ho! For Astoria CM OB FastSteamerTelegraph Dally (except Thursdays). Leaves Aldst street oock i a. m. Sundays tan. tl round trip. raoHB mazm oca. mm us jjmg-j-j . j xicKet Ticket Columbia River Scenery BXOXTIJLTOB ZOBB STBAUXBS. Dsllr service twtweaa Pertlsnd sad The DsUsa. emcest 8oDda. leavlag Pertieai st I . m arrrrlns aboot p. as cerryteii rrelaht sod pasMngera Splendid aoeoamo . 1 A. jutlfa mnA llttMtDCk. rvk imt of Alder at- PortlaBdi feet ef Coort st, lae Delias. Phone Mala 014. PortUad. Jamestown Exposition LOW RATES BBFTSMtBEB 11, 18, 13. Chicago and return. 171.S0. St Louis and return, 167.60. St. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth, Supe rior, Winnipeg; and Port Arthur and re turn, 0. 3 TRAINS DAILV-3 For tickets, sleeping car reservations and additional information, call on or address H. DICKSON. C P. T. A. , 132 TBZBO ST, POBTtABD, OB. Telephones: Main 10. Home A-2Z11, NOBTX PACITIC STBAX8BXP CO.'S STXAMSXXTS Roanoke and Ceo.W. Elder 11 for Eureka, San Francisco and Los (teles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m. office office 112 112 Third Third. .near near Alder. Alder. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ONE DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, nicely furnished; 1 or 1 gentlemen. 609 Davis st. FK00F OF CHINOOK'S EAELIEB HABITAT Astoria, Orl Aug. J. A day or two ago, John Enberg, while fishing below Sand Island, caught a 26-pound chlnook salmon with a large fishhook fast in Its mouth. - This shows conclusively that the ohinooke are the same aa those which feed along the coast of Califor nia, aa the hook is the kind used bv fishermen in Monterey bay while trawling. ABSTKACTS MUST BE MADE OUT OF H0UKS (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal) Olympla, Wash.. Aug. 24. The attor-ney-general'a office has been called on to settle a dispute among the county officers of Cowllti county as to the right to acoept pay personally for the work of making abstracts from the county records. According to the letter received by tne attorney-general, uie question at issue is whether the county auditor or the county treasurer, or their deputies, have the right to ao aDstraci Inr nrlvatelv durlnar office hours. Th attorney-general holds that generally speaking all moneys received as lees oy county officers or their deputies must be turned into the county treasury, and that If a county officer or his deputy BISHOP III W accepts fees personally for work done in the oillce he may De cauea on to show that the work was not done at the expense of the taxpayers time. TRANSCONTINENTAL PUSHCART TEAVELEE (Special Dispatch to To Xonrnal.) navlan named 8. Johnson arrived In the city yesterday from New Orleans, which ne lelt aDout two years ag traveled the cltv he left about two yeara ago with pushcart. He has traveled tne entire distance on foot. At times he was forced to have his cart carried on wagons or trains, but he continued to waiK. xnis occurrea very rareiy. Johnson is over 64 years old, and is hale and hearty. He came from New Orleans by way of Texas, and says he made the Journey very leisurely, and would sometimes camp several days. He is now building a boat here to go down the ColumDla river, wnicn ne say is the most magnificent stream on th continent. . WARDNER IS STILL A CHINKLESS TOWN (Special Dtipatch to Th Journal.) SDOkane. Wash., Aug. 24. Chief of Police Collins of Wardner, Idaho, today escorted a cninaman to nenogg and put him on a train for Spokane, to keep him from being mobbed. The Chink had got off the train at wardner, wnere a naca ariver refused to take him to a restaurant where he was to work. He walked, and soon a big mob had collected and demanded that ha leave the town. STRANGE MALADY IN THE INLAND E3IPIEE (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Spokane, Waah., Aug. 24. A new dis ease has broken out here and It also seems to be prevalent throughout the Inland empire. It Is called by some doctors tracheaphobia, while others give It no name. No cure has bean found. It seems to take a person all over and especially in the back and head. Nearly every subject also seems , to be a person who has mora or less catarrh. ' 10 CROSSOCEAH Famous London Churchman With Eomance Is Com ing to United States. (Joarnal Special Berries.) ji London, Aug. 14. America is a.ham I receive a visit from a most lntsJCung I character In the person of flfe bishop I ef London, Rev. A. F. W. Ingram, who is to leave England next week to pre sent to the old Bruton parish church at Williamsburg, Virginia, the second old est church In America, the Bible King Edward has given it in connection with the Jamestown tercentenary celebration. The hia-h nosltlon oociinlnd hv Ttlnhon Ingram In the church world Is sufficient In itself to attract attention. To be a bishop, at a comparatively early age, of the world's metropolis In direct line of succession to the archbishopric of Canterbury, the highest eocleslastical honor in Oreat Britain's gift, with riches and worldly Dower at his oom- mand, Is In itself no small distinction. But from the human Interest point of view the romance of the youthful bishop's life Is of far more interest than the story of hia career in the church. It was two years ago that the bishop's romance came to a focus, when it was announced that Lady Alvioa Duncombe, me youngest or tne rour ramous Depu ties, daughters of the Earl of Faver shaw. was to become his bride, f All London was startled. The bride-to-be, strikingly like her lovely sister, the late Duchess of Lelnster, was barely 24. Her delicats charm had been fos tered in an environment of softest lux ury. The man she had chosen was known as "the slnrri Ttlshnn" and dwelt anions: the masses in the most laborious diocese in England. It would mean self- lmmolatlon, her friends said. But the affair was evidently a love match. Lady Alvica. always of a se rious cast of thought, entered heart and soul Into the bishop's plans. But three months after the engagement was an nounced It was abruntlv broken off. Whether her courage faltered or what ever interfered none dared to ask. But with the wedding day already In view, the beauty, who had declined an earl for hla sake, refused to merry her churchman lover. The bishop, stunned by be blow which crumbled his happlneSMhk. went . He had loved and lost Only his wTki'r for the masses remained for him. Sim then he has been known as "the work ing bishop," his youthful buoyancy gone biit his face and beartnar SDirituailsed and ennobled by his steady devotion to hia Ufa work, " , 1 Anv rrocer will refund your money if you are dissatisfied with Qasena. . V 7 V