THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. , PORTLAND, . MONDAY EVENING, ' SEPTEMBER 23, 1D07.
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tiANKS.
.VfTNITJCD TAT'Kff' NATIONAL BANK OF RTr OREQOK.
til . . Nht CV.ra Th rd r. Or.k lT!SaTr-n
Transact. - Oen.r.1 Banking Bu.lne... DRAFTS wgu SSKSIoi
atea and Kurope, nopumi; (
Alt Cities of the United 8t
md on Favorable Term a.
resident. ..,..... J. C AIN8WORTH
Ylce-4'i-esident R. LEA BARNES
" Asslstsnt Cashier
Cashier,
Aulittnt casnier. . ..
A. M. W .1QHT
T 'ADD TILTON. BANKERS Portland, Oregon
,M"rt7 Oeneral tonkin Business .SAVING-BAN ARJ1NT.
ctavlngs books tested on savings det,oslt. Interest paid on inie ap' '.
Established lit.
t ur t.inn.
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WRECK
i . fltHUIANTH- NATIONAL. BANK roriinmi, Vlna-Wresldent
' Jjl J. FRANK WATSON.. President I R. L PURHAM . . . . . . . .V1o-roi
I .'. & W. HOTT Cashier I GEORGE W. HOYT. .Assistant casnier
f , ; B. C. CATCHING Second Assistant issnmr ,,
H Transact. - o.WMl Bsnicln. Bu.lrfe.a Jirafts and Letter, of Credit Issued
: ' . Available to Ail Parta of th World Collections
a Specialty.
THB BANK OF CALIFORNIA Katabllnhed . Head Office Ban r
OaplUl paid up $4,000,000 I 8urplua and undivided P?',on' Time
General Wklng and Exchange Buelneas Tranaaeted. Inters
T postta. PA VINOS DEPARTMENT Accounts may be P,",a. J1"
ward. Portland Branch Chamber of "rnjm'rr. Building.
,WM, R. M ACRE A Manager J. T. BURTCHAELL.. . . Aaa t Manager
TJIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland. Or Oldeat National Bank on Pacific Coast
X CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. $1,800.000 00. DEPOSITS, $14,000,000.00
A. L. MILI-fl
J. W NEWKIRK..
.President I W. C . ALVORD. . ...ass,.;. J-v r-
Aaalatant Cashier
.Cashier
TRUST OOMPAMK8.
HXTJRITT SAVTNQ8 TRUST CO. -la Morrison Street. Portland, Oregon.
Transacts a General Banking Business. 8AVIJVUS utrAni ""J", w.tiiia.
Ml allowed on Tlma and Savings Account Acta aa Trustee for
-.,' Drafta and Lstters of Credit Available on Al Parta or ina "r'"j. t
C F. ADAMS Praldnt I U A. I-EWIB Flrat VlcPraaldant
A. I MILLS... Rvond Vice-President R. C. JUBITZ..... Bacratarj
' GEO. E. RU.S8EI.L Atatant Sacrtary
TITLE GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANT 140 Waahlncton Strait.
MORTGAGE LOANS ON Portland Ral Eatata at Lowaat Rta
Titla Inaurad. Abatracta Furnlahad. '
X THORDfBN ROSS ; .Praaldant JNO. R AITOIITPON. ......
QEOROE H. HILL VW-Pratdnt j T T BURKHART Treaaurar
BOXD8 AXD INVESTfETS.
VT ORRIS BROTHERS. Ctiambar of Comnvirca BOIldlng.
ill
Muntrlnal. Railroad and Public Barrtra Corporation Fonda.
OWNING-HOPK1N3 COMPANT Eatabllahed 18M BROKERS.
U ' STOCKa BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Caab and on Margin.
PriTata Wlraa. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Phone Mala $T.
Orerteck & Cooke Companyl ISSWAWKt
" GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTON. STOCKS AND BONDS.
WE DO A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESa
' Contlnuoua Markcta by Private Wire. Quick Sanrloe.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD.
LEA VINO PORTLAND.
w Phaata, Expreaa
t pottage Grove Paeaenger
paiuornia Kxpraaa
Soathern Pacific.
ARRIVING PORTLAND.
$:ll a. m.
4:15 p. m.
T:4I D. m.
ton Franclaco Expreaa ... .11:10 p. nv
WEST SIDE.
'porraJlla Paaangcr T:00 a. m.
I Sheridan Paanger 4:10 p. m.
' For eat Grove Paeaenger ...11:00 a. m.
Foreat Grove Paeaenger ... :0 p. m.
Oregon Expreaa T:ll a. m.
Cottage Grove Paaaenger. .11 :10 a, m.
Shaata Expreaa T:$0 p. m.
Portland Expreaa 11:10 p, m.
WEST SIDE.
Corvallla Paaaenger 1:61 p. m
Sheridan Paaaenger 10:10 a. m
Foreat Grove Paaaenger ... 1:00 a, m.
Foreat Grove Paaaenger ... t:80 p. m.
1 raooraa and Seattle Exp. ,. . f:S0 a. nv.
Worth Coaat ft Chicago Urn. 1:00 p. m.
m a. . V . 1. 1.14 n M
r u counu 4jiuiilcu . . . . -v.w k
Overland Expreaa ll:4$ p. ra.
Northern Pacific.
North Coaat Limited
Portland Expreaa . . ,
Overland Expreaa ....
Puget Bound Limited
T:00 a. m
4:11 p. m.
II d. m.
10:81 p. in.
Oregon Railroad A Navigation (Company.
f Looat Paaaenger f:$? a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special .. :$0 a. m.
5 Spokane Flyer 7:00 p. m.
, Kan. City A Cht Exp T:40 p. m.
Spokane Flyer 1:00 a. m.
Chi., Kan. City Port Ex.. 1:41 t. m.
Chicago-Portland Special .. 1:10 p. m.
Local Paaaenger 1:48 p. m.
AatorU A Colambia Rler.
iatorla and Beaalde Exp.. . . 1:00 a. ra. II Aatorta A Port Paaaenger. 11:18 p. m.
' aetorU Seaelde Expreaa. 8:00 p. m. II Portland Expre 10:00 p. m.
MACHINERY.
4T
I" HE H. C ALBEB CO BECOND
hand tnacoiiMry. aawmlUa. ata 14$
Brand ave.
' L J. PAUL. 100 1ST ST. A COM
1 plete line aarnvlU machlnarr; alao
nglnea and bollera
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. TJLLEBELLE PATTERSON. BPB
clallat on nervoue, acuta and chronlo
Uaeaaea Office 117 Fenton bldg. Phone
Pactflo ll0. - .
tR. R. B. WORTHRUP. 418-10-17 VO-
1 kam 'bldg, la ana wuiniwa
Phone Main 14$. Examination rr a.
TRANSFER AND HACXING
OL8EN-ROE TRiKsrirn r-r
Henry Roe. W. A. Claland.
F. P. Sheaacreen.
General transfer and atorage: aafea.
planoa and furniture moved, packed and
shipped. 10 Oak at Phone Main 64?
Pacific 1061. Home A-1247.
C O. PICK OFFICE $$ 1ST ST.. BB-'
tween Stari and Oak ata.; phone 6$.
Planoa and furniture moved-and packed
for ahlpptng; commodloua brick ware
houae with aeparate iron rooma. Front
urn v. lay wiw.
Norwegian Steamer Tellus
Piles Up on Beach Off
Grays Harbor.
HUGGED SHORE TOO
CLOSELY IN DAYLIGHT
Cargo of 4,000 Tone of Coal and
w.el Will Rr Total Loan All
Handn Saved -Crew Kent Home at
Expense of Their Government.
off the mouth of the Columbia -river
would take her 11 mllea off aliore
abreaat of Gray a harbor, yet the ateamer
waa within about threw mllea of ehore
when ahe struck, according to the posi
tion given. . . .
Captain Berg la Quoted aa having
etatod that ha went on the bridge at
11:80 o'clock Saturday forenoon, when
the mate pointed over the port bow
Baying. "There la the whlatllng buoy."
At that moment the ateamer ground
upon the bottom. The weather waa
cloar and tha au nerfectlv calm.
All excepting three matea, three engl
neera and the ateward, went aahore on
the tug Cudahy yeatenlay morning after
the tug had atood by all night. Yester
day the Cudahy'g place waa taken by
the tug Traveler until it waa aeen that
the wreck waa breaking up beyond hope
of aalvage. .
The ateamer la lnaured. She had
never been here, although thla was tha
third time ahe waa Hated to coma here.
Twice before ahe waa reported fixed to
come but aomehow or other her orders
were changed.
RELIEVES TYMEKIC SAFE.
Fine weather, a mlrror-IIke ocean and
a clear aky, lured the Norwegian
ateamer Tellus to her doom on the
north aplt of Graya harbor Saturday
morning. Bound from Nanalmo, Brit
ish Columbia, for Portland with a cargo
of coal aha plied up on the sandy
beach and yeaterday went to pieces In
the awell that came up with the breese.
AH hands were saved.
The Tellua waa to have arrived here
Saturday night, according to a telegram
from Captain Berg to a friend here laat
Friday. Failure to show up off the
mouth of the river late Saturday night
did not cause much excitement because
It waa not known here at what hour
she left the Brltiah Columbia port, but
the myatery of her non-appearance waa
aoived yeaterday morning when a re
port came from Hoctulam to the effect
nat tna coai laden vessel nun run
aahore and waa rabidly going to pieces
witn practically no none or saving anin
or any part or tna cargo.
Xer last Co&l Cargo.
The vessel waa under time charter
to the Weatern Fuel company of San
Francisco and waa delivering ner laat
cargo here when ahe met her fate. She
waa to have carried wheat from thla
port to Europe after discharging the
coal and her officers and crew of rtpr
weglana were anxiously waiting for the
chance to go home to visit friends.
Thla wlah will be realised, deaplte the
loaa of the vessel, however, because
they will be sent home at the expenae
of the government under whoae flag
they aalled.
The cargo, representing 4,000 tons,
waa consigned to the Independent Coal
A Ice company of thla city, but the loaa
will fall upon the lnaurance people or
the Weatern Fuel company. Aa yet
the consignee haa been unable to aaoer-
taln If the coal company will be In
position to duplicate the order aa la
hoped can be done, alnce there la much
need for the fuel here at present
The veaael belongs to WUhelm Wil
liamson, a large steamboat owner of
Norway, and ahe haa been in the coal
trade between Brltiah Columbia and
San Francisco for several months. She
waa built In Sunderland in 1890 and
waa of the following dimensions:
Length. $02 feet: beam. 40 feet: depth
of hold. JO feet. She carried a crew
of 28 and belonged to Tonaberg, Nor-way-
jaaa too uioae 10 snore.
Reports aent In from Hoqulam state
the disaster was due to the drifting of
some of the buoys located at the en
trance to Grays narbor. According to
the records of Captain P. J. Werllch,
lighthouse Inspector of this district,
and whoae offices are located In this
city, the buoys were' relocated on May
of this year and since then no re
port has been received here of any of
them having gone adrift. John Mc-
Captain Dowell Says Headwinds Are
Delaying Collier.
Captain H. E. Dowell, master of the
British steamer Redhlll. which arrived
In Portland yesterday from Newcastle,
with the flrat steamer load of coal from
Australia thla season, naya there la no
need of anxiety for the aafety 0 th
British ateamer Tymerlc which left
Newcastle a week before the Redhlll
for Portland, and Is yet to arrive.
- "We encountered strong head winds
all the way; In fact the usual eouth
east trades were blowing from the
northeast, and thla held ua back con
siderably. Kvldently they are detain
ing tha Tymerte and she' Is a much
alower vessel than the Redhlll. I would
say the Tymerlc ehould show off the
mouth of the river tomorrow or Wed
nesday.
We beat the Tymerlc exactly a week
running from Mollendo, Peru, to New
castle, ao we should beat her about
ten days coming here from Australia.
The Hedhill la a fast steamer, of her
clans, aa may be seen from the fact
that ahe completed the run to the Co
lumbia river In 83 daya.
"A feature of our voyage was the
fact that we did not sight a vessel,
steam or sail, from the time we left
the antipodes until within sight of the
Columbia river. For more than a month
we traveled, covering close to 7.0)0
mllea, and never saw aa rrfuoh aa a
speck of smoke on the horlson. We
had the ocean all to ourselves .and got
to feel rather lonesome towards the
end of the voyage. And we only saw
one whale, but he waa a large one."
The Redhlll algned her crew at Ams
terdam, Holland, aome nine months ago
and hence Dutch la the prevailing lan
guage aboard. The steamer arrived up
yeaterday morning and dropped anchor
in the stream until a berth can be se
cured at the O. R. & N. Alblna dock,
K I. t n Jla(.ha.N AAA m
Tl I . . 1 . . I . i tm . J U.CTV . ft W.VVV .Will.
of coal brought out for the Harrlman
lines. She will take wheat to Europe
after having discharged the coal.
ire frtadaats. . Jfe Oas. kTo Oooatae.
We Challenge the World
We will forfeit $1,000 to any charitable
institution lor any aemisi wno can com
pete with us In crown and bridge work
or teeth without platea. Pay no fancy
feea until you have consulted ua. Our
continued succsss In our many offices
Is due to the uniform high-grade work
done bv- years of exoertenced operators.
The prices quoted below are absolutely I
the best opportunity to get your mon
ey's worth which has ever been offered.
we use nothing but the best materials.
TCCTM
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nicra wrm, bzptxxbsb ist
liver rilllngs , . . 50
nations railage ;.. $H.O
Gold aad r latin am Alloy rilllngs; 1.2
Otold riUlags S2.00 to Sfk.O
. B). White Logan Grows SS.OO
Oold Crowns, beat Uk extra
heavy t ..... .S5.O0
ridg-e work, per tooth, bestrold S5.00
eat KBier mate, u. m. waits
Teeth . .8.00
junmimun-iui4 riate . ..io to sir
A binding guarantee given with all
work lor jo vears.
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Used only by ua for
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Tha largest and best equipped dental
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enteen offices In the United States.
- Bee that you are In the right office.
Open Sunday 0 to I.
Lady In attendance.
td you ever stop to consider the fact that you are not as good a
as you used to be; physically, mentally and otherwise? Do you
whyr Falling power, loss of vitality and drains are the-moat
Did
man i
know
frequent cause. It stands, you In hand to atop those drains on your
vary vital fores Itself. Qo to a specialist who can ours these ailments
quickly and surely, i Coma to us. . , , ' ' ,.., . ...
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This Institution has built up Its splendid practice mors by the
recommendations given It by Its PEUFECTLY SATISFIED PATIKNTS,
who have received the benefit of It a. modern, scientific and legitimate'
methods, than In any other way, If you are not a perfect man come
to us. Isn't It worth the little time It will take when you are CERTAIN,
that you will have the benefit of HONEST, SINCERE physicians. 'A
consultation costs you nothing EXCEPT your own time. . -'.--
FOG OBSCURES VIEW.
PENIN8ULAR EXPRRgq A VnSiriAniK Nulty, nautical expert In charge of the
5..r tX-fH-BS BAGGAGE hv,lrn-rnhm nfflne here, states that
Transfer, $47 Alder at. Main 2171
jlluj. . " " hit has received no notice or any or tne
I OREGON TRANSFER CO 114 N ITH I.IH. . n.vlmllon heln- out of nnaltinn
bR. CLYTHIE RAMSET. 414 MAC- Main 89 Heavy hauling and storaae. off Grays harbor.
leay bldg, M. lsztrAM i ; m. miov. ijuugrENDENT BAGGAGE At TRANlC From what can be learned at this
v-o- ctorage. IZ4 BtarK. Main 40T. time, tne leiiua nugKeu tne snore auo-
Igetner too cioseiy, tne cnans in tne
lighthouse Inspector's office here show
ing that ahe waa only about three miles
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY cOHft " tne actual shore line when she
brush, soap. $1 pr month. Portland struck bottom. The chart showa as low
Laundry A Towel Supply Co tth n2 sa nine feet of water on the north spit
Couch ata. Phone 410 in the vicinity where the vessel is re
ported to nave pounaea io pieces, out
i ; PAINTING AND PAPERING.
P. A. DOANB GIVES BEST ESTIMATK
' for satisiactory worn, i umuui.
PLUMBERS.
POX A CO. SANITARY PLUMBERS.
$81 2d, bet Main and Salmon. Oregon
hnn Vfaln 1001.
5SNNERBERG A RADEMACHER RJt
moved to No.. $0$ Burnslde et
" PUBI10 STENOGRAPHERS
aTISS U B. MAY. B08 S WETLAND
Copying deeds and abstracts speoity.
- RUBBER STAIP.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
a few hundred feet farther out there la
26 feet or more and gradually deep
ening. Deviated Trom Coarse.
It Is argued that It was not to make
M jl orrM-T a. rv
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE! CIGARS.
PORTLAND. OREflOV
EVERblNO ft FARRELL. PRonTroIn ,me tha the steamer stood close in,
and commission mereh-nta tin w-i M""" "w iiiuichbhu me
PortHT ni:'.-14,,.Pront distance between the port of departure
' ' - A I . I Jt k .Hn.Mnn '11 Dhnptaof 11
nnoAAM , i rM" IICI vi.'... 3. ..w v.ut mi.
UK1TUHK MANTTFAO. I f.nm the ITmatllla lifirht vessel.-which
Lopkout at North Head Unable to
Locate Ocean.
Ideal weather haa prevailed off the
coaat for several daya, but this morning
a dense fog rolled In at the mouth of
the Columbia and completely abut out
thevlew from North Head. It was pos
sible to see not more than a few hun
dred feet across the water, and even by
noon today the denae veil had not com
menced to lift
Outlook Kelllher reoorted that the foa
laid like a blanket on the water close to
the surface so that the tower was in
the clear amidst a aea of vapor Instead
of water. It waa Impossible to see what
waa going on on the ocean even with
the most powerful plasses at hand, and
there may be several crart outside wait
ing to get in, but they could not be
made out this morning.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Begnlar Xdnaxs Due to Arrive.
City of Panama, San Francisco. Sept 24
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... Sept 24
Johan Poulsen, San Francisco. .Sept 25
Alliance, Coos Bay Sept 24
Breakwater, joos Bay uept. Z7
R. li. Inman, San Francisco. .. .Sept. 27
Costa Rica. San Francisco Sept 28
O. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. Sept. 80
Redondo Beat tie .- Sept. 81
Ntcomedla, orient Oct 1
Alesla, orient Oct 2
Numantla, orient Oct 20
Arabia, orient Dec. 25
Begular Tjlners to Depart.
Breakwater, Coos Bay Sept 23
Redondo, Seattle)
Tymerlc, Br. str Newcastle. A,
Henry VI Hard. Am. str Newcastle. A
Thordla, Nor, str Mora van, Japan
Homeward Bound, Am. bk. Newcastle, A.
Emily Reed, Am. ah Newcastle, A.
Ancaloa, Br. ah Newcastle, A.
Brlxeux. Fr. bk Newcaatle, A
Tramp Steamers Ba Boats.
African Monarch. Br. ss.... J a Dan
in varan. Br. aa port Los Angeles
Ferndene, Br. atr San Francisco
Terje Vlken, Nor. ss San Francisco
Strathenrlk, Br. as San Franclaco
Indian Monarch. Br. aa...San Francisco
Strathfllian. Br. aa Vancouver. B. C
Btrathearn. Br. ss San Francisco
Netherlee. Br. ss Bremerton
Den of Alrle. Br. ss San Franclaco
Scottish Monarch, Br. aa. .San Franclaco
Oil Steamers Dae.
Maverick, Am. ss San Francisco
Col. E. T. Drake, Am. ss .. San Francisco
Ea Bouts la Ballast to 7oad Orala.
Gael Fr. bk Puget Sound
Turgot, Fr. bk Puget Bound
Miltonburn, Br. bk Santa Rosalia
Dumflreahlre, Br. sh...Port Los Angelee
Sully, Fr. bk San Franclaco
Celtic Chief, Br. ah Honolulu
Admiral Corneuller, Fr. bk San Fr.
Stfathgryfe, Br. sh Callao
Castor, Br. sh Valparaiso
Noemi. Fr. bk Seattle
Alaterkamp. Ger. sh....Caleta Coloaa
8c hu belt, Ger. bk Valparaiso
Glenelvan, Br. sh Santa Rosalia
Oatara, Uer. ah Valparalao
Amaxon. Br. bk ..Mollendo
Alexander Black. Br. bk Baa Diego
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The time ball waa dropped five sec
onds behind time at noon today.
The French bark Alice Marie left
Antwerp yeaterday for Portland with a
cargo of coal consigned to W. P. Fuller
A company.
A. R. Carpenter, a well-known San
Francisco ship broker. Is in Portland to
day looking Into conditions. Mr. Car
penter says he is astonished at the
progress of the Oregon metropolis.
The Chinaman who was struck by a
timber on board the British steamer
Btrathnens at the mills of the Portland
Lumber company Saturday expired yes
terday at the oood Samaritan hospital
MARINE NOTES
17 Tears' Xxperlsnos. u'
OUR FEE
$10.0(0)
pstabUsBsdl7 Tears la rortlaad.
Consultation Free
Ws Will Treat Aay Mingle ITaoempU
,. il sated Aflment Sow llfcOO.
I Absolute Guarantee
Wo Pay Unless Cured
We cure safely and promptly 'WEAKNESS, LOST MANHOOD, SPER
MATORRHOEA, SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAGES, VARI
COCELE. HYDROCELE. GONORRHOEA. GLEET. OR ANY OF 'THE
DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Personal attention given all patients
WE CURE; WEAKNESS
This Is to men who lack' courage, whosenerves arc shaky, whose
eyes have lost Uie sparkle, whose bralna are muddled. Ideas confuaed,
sleep restless; 'confidence gone, 'spirits low and easily depressed, who
are backward, healtatlng, unable to venture because they are afraid of
failure, who want somebody tovdecld for them, who are weak, run
down and pest less.. It Is to men who have part or all of these ivmntnmi
and want new life, new energy. Ws especially solicit those cases In which
many o-eaiiei treatments- nave isiiea. or wnere money naa been waated
on other methoda of treatment Doa't experiment when our direct method
offers a certain means of curs by local treatment
WE CURE VARICOCELE
Varicocele causes congestion of the blood In some ef the moat vital
blood vessels of man. . It causes a dull, heavy, listless feeling, which Is
often mistaken for nervous debility or general decline. Varicocele re
sults from partial paralysis at the delicate nerve fibers that control local
circulation of the blood. TTte muscular coating of tha veins Is deprived
of nervous control and become Inactive, weakens and relaxea. The blood
vessels expand from the pressors wlthl-. The circulation becomes slug
gish and clots form In little nooks and pockets that constantly enlarge
sa the relaxation continues.
We have cured thousands of complicated cases where others have
failed. Our offices are well appointed and equipped with the most mod
ern appliances and the latest Inventions essential for the proper and
up-to-aate treatment ana rur oi ciai an im.
Tou mar consult us privately In confidence. You will be examined
In a thoroughly scientific manner and our diagnosis and advice will be
cheerfully slven to you absolutely free of chsrge. After this If rnn d.
sire to be treated wS will 'curs you and make you well and strong as
you ougni to db.
No 'matter what your ailments are. call or writs to us today, statins;
your case plainly in your own way, and receive the benent of a modern,
skillful diagnosis. All letters answered In plain, sealed envelopes.
OFFICE HOURS a. m. to 8 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 1:80; Sundays.
t a. m. to 11 noon. , . ,
ST. L
OUIS
MEDICAL ANp
SURQICAL
DISPENSARY
OOBBXB SBOOB9 ABB TAXXTXX. STBSZTS, rOBTXVABB, OBBOOB.
Astoria, Sept 2$. Condition of the
bar at 8: a. m., obscured; wtqd, north
$ milea; weather, dense fog.
Tides at Astoria today high water
1:80 a. m., 8.8 reet; i:&3 p. m., .? reet.
low water 7.60 a m., 0.5 feet; 8:18 p.
m., 0.B feet.
C). V....I..A 0n krr-1 A.
ONI 1 Oiimi."! u t . . ..vj
Steamers Asuncion, Aurella and-, Geo.
W. Elder, from Portland. Balled at
11 a w Qtaaman riAi Tnmisi fns
Sept 28- .r.-i'
Arabia, orient 8eDt !S " . .
. i n.M i I jLsuria. crui. o.Arurou uvwu (.
A-,o vr.Tir.imZ. SS 7:20 a. m. and sailed at iz noon
?ilyofrio8n AllUnce for Cooe.bay, Sailed
a . ." AVLL' r -""v;. at 4 p. m. Schooner Annie M. Camp-
.. . n I I ' "
turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl-I the Tellus had to pass after 'leaving
ture for the trade. Portland. Or.
p. C. STAMP WORKS, 84 ALDER ST. WADHAldf A CO., WHOLESALE G"r7
the strait of Fuca. and the lightship
Phone Main 710. Rubber stamps,
eaia, atencUs; baggage, trade checks
trass signs and plates.
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS.
r. E. BEACH A CO., THE PIONEER
Paint Co. Window giaaa ana giaxmg.
ttt 1st at r-none
REAL ESTATE.
riinupsnv A OQDEN REAL ES
tate. insurance, loans. ' See us before
buying; 848 Mississippi ave.
Wood lawn 202.
cers, manufacturers and eanmta.in.
w rviim.iw. nn una tAX sts.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
peciu oru-re. nuvensxys nirnt-
turv laciory, sui f rom st
ALLEN A LEWIS, COMMISSION AND
produce merchants. Front aad Davis
is., r-ortiana, ur,
WMUjL.,BA1S ckoukeri and
iiMwir rraei, negeje ca. Port-
miju, vr.
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
o., oarDera- Duppiies, Barbers Fur-
TRANSPOBTATION.
Phone I nlture. Barbers' Chairs. 10th A Morrison.
ooiLBEE. kteAL mtam and TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
1W1R, nwwimwil ' "
mom 11. '
DEALERS
IPHINX AGENCY, DEALERS IN
real esiate ana r-nu". -v-tb WANTED GIRLS TO WORK IN
r.rr-.V"- tlan,av ?',y. Aidon Candy Co., 10th
rOK jTAxuUB c v Cjn i uioi.nu-. ana uuwa III.
tlon. W. W. Espey. i (commercial ,
idg.
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.
FOSTER A KLEISER SIGNS.
We have built up the largest sign
luslness In the city by first-class work
. tnd keeping our promises. Our prices
tre right 6th and Everett ata. Phone
Exchange BE.
'SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT-
land Sign Co.. 287 Stark. Pacific 1598.
.STREET PAVING.
AN OLD LADY FOR A COMPANION.
Call at 2604 8d st, rooms 26 and 26,
11VU1 4 LO .
TRANSPORTATION.
COOS BAY
Weekly Freight and Passenger
ervioe of the Tine Steamship
B rea kwater
leaves BOBTTjAXTD every Monday, 8)00
p. m-4 from Oak-street Dock, zor
EMPfRE NORTH BEND
AND MARSH FIELD
Freight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day
or nailing,
r ABB rrom Portland, lst-class,
10.00; Sd-olaas, 17.00, lnclndlng bertn
and meals.
Inaulre City Ticket Office, Third and
Washington sts.. or Oak-street Dock.
Costa Rica. San Francisco Oct S
:V61? SteVrfoptW
Nlcomedla, orient Nov. 2
Numantla, orient Nov. 80
Tassels In Port.
NUNN JUSTIFIED TN
' KILLING CROWLEY
H1B
Low Rates From
PLIVCt IWTlUii .lU.nUM. 4IIU V. WM I
mgs. 814 Lumber Exchange. . -- '
tHE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO. tile H,flgl
ROOFING.
tlN ROOFING, GUTTERING, RE
l pairing and general jobbln
" (l 2 Jefferson st pacific l
During September and October the
Great Northern railway will sell colo
nist tickets from all eastern points at
greatly reduced rates.
a J liiL sxeatly reduced rates.
do! For Astoria
ao ob
FastSteamerTelegraph
Dally (except Thursdays). Leaves Aldei
street aoca 7 a. m.
Sundays a. m. SI round trip.
VBOBB 8-AX-f 068k
MMBBBBBSBjSBSMIBBBVSSBSBSBaaaaSaSBJBe-
Columbia River Scenery
BXOTT-ATOB XiXBB STBAJatEBS.
n.llv BArvfcA bAtwenn Portland and
00 xhe Dalles, except Sunday, leaving
Portland at ( a. m.. arriving aoout b
HAD 1S.B. fit Paul tn SUivtl-tM
PfiBTT ivn aiinr m anr v inruro ; aax aa d. m.. carrying ireignt ana paasengers,
for hVi-Hti ,:k11 -M'rvl n . f"2?l-' I Splendid accommodaUona for outfits
w. r.l c. n . v.v I -.. I nd livestock.
10 aecond-hand fireproof safes and bank Proportionate reductions from other Dock foot of Alder st, Portland; foot
fes verv chean. See them or write points. Now Is the time to send for of Court St., The Dalles, rnone Slain
is. 02 7th st your friends. Orders for tickets will 9U. Portland.
MEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES receive prompt attention. Additional
Larra lines carried. Lock-outs oDened. I information on annllcatlon to H. Dick-
lacks, jaila, metal furniture. Both Bon. C. P. A T. A.. 122 Third street
Portland, Or. Phones Main 680, Horns
hones. J. B Davis. 6 3d.
kAFEH FOR SALE, LOCKOUTS OPEN
ed. autos and machinery repaired. Co-
' umbla Qaa Engine A Safe Works, 244 2d.
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES.
8HOWCABES OF EVERY DE8CRIP
tlon; bank, bar and store fixtures
- nade to order. The Lutke Manufac-
jurlng Co.. Portland. j
ijH. BIRD8ALL. DESIGNER: AGT. M. I
. ... . 7 tv inter Lumber co. 7 Hamilton bldg.
TITKU'RITERS.
A-2286.
rOBTX-ABD AJTD PTJOBT SOTBB
BOTfTB
S. S. "Redondo"
Sailing from Couch street dock. Port- j
land for Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and
Belllngbam, September 18. at p. m.
TBSXQBT
Connecting 1 at Seattle for Nome,
BOBTB BAOXTXO STBAKSBXr CO.B
BTEAMXXPS
Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder
Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m.
ncKei omce isz -rnira .near Alder.
Victoria, B. C, Sept. 1 28. Sailed
xrrt. a I run ottn ajuib, d-ui .0. m 1 iyru
' ir.. . Steamer Santa Rita, from Portland.
San Francisco, Sept 23. Arrived
Steamer Geo. Loom is, from Portland.
Tola. Rr. ah N. P. Mills Balled at 4 n. m. Steamer Nome Cltv.
Dals-onar. Br. ah Columbia No. 2 ror Portland. Haiiea Bteamer w. s.
Slam, Gr. sh Portland Lumber Co. Porter with schooner Roderick Dhu in
Conway Castle, Br. bk. Astoria tow, ror roriiana.
vtneennes, tr. dk Columbia no. 1
North King, Am. tug ..Astoria
Antelope, Am. sen Foot of Lincoln
St Nicholas, Am. sh Astoria
St. Louis. Fr. bk. Montgomery No. 2
compeer, Am. sen Astoria
Strathness, Br. ss.. Portland Lumber Co.
North Star, Am. tug Astoria
Gardiner City Am. bktn Stella
Col. de Vine Muriel. Fr. DK.. .Mont. No. 1
Oliver J. Olsen, Am. ss Tongue Point
Berlin, Am. sh GobJe
Kalomo, Br. ss Oceanic
Wflllnmit Am. tmrA . . fitrMm
ttmii- in Whitnev. Am hir Rt .Tnhn. verdict that Nunn shot In self defense.
Grava Harbor. Am. aa..Wfll. I. A fl. wka. and exonerated Mm. Nunn, who was
SnlvAtnr Am mrh A.tnrto shot through the abdomen by Crowley.
Admiral Borrenson. Nor. ss..-.N. P. mills st?" ,n a 'toua condition, and the
Barkston. Br. as. Montgomery No. 2 I pnyscians say tnere is oniy one cnance
Arabia, uer. ss Alaska w"- '
Klsa. Nor. ss St Johns
.p. Lbr. c.n. ttcnmg pues provoke pro fault v. but
Tongue Point I proianuy won 1 cure tnem. Doan's
Couch st I "intmeni cures itcnmg. bleeding or
Oak st I protruaing piles after years of suffer-
(Special Dlspitch to Tb Jonrnal.)
Eugene, Or., Sept. 23. The coroner's
Jury empaneled to sit at the Inquest
over the body of Charles Crowlev. who
was shot and killed Saturday afternoon
at Marcoia dv jaert isunn, returned
irrw ATjri .wn uivr, tt tAxsra I "Jonnecting ai oeatwe xor inomfl,
S.W AND 2ND HAND, ALL MAKES, I rtnlnf nlnln Si fhln. anrl B-Alr.
' Hi p'tl'v N.ret'4P14'. P- U G V banks with! steamers tleiadea. Hyades,
tUK OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY. 1 Schubach A Hamilton. General Agents.
ad,. Or. See the new model No. OH- F. P. Baumgartner. Agent Portland, 1 1513 (iSliSX? tlHDL 1
couch street dock. 1 'sJ'" . 111,1 " 1 ,,l' fx
.... . Tfc. ...
fer, before buying a typewriter. ' Oliver
fvewrttori soiti aua reniea. t
Phones; Main 861 Hoa A418L
i
Andy Mahoney, Am. sen.
Cascade, Am. as
Redondo, Am. ss
Breakwater. Am. ss. . .
Redhlll, Br. ss
lumber Carriers En Bouts.
Thomas L. Wand, Am. str. San Francisco
Busle M. flummer, Am. sch. .Guayma.i
Lettltia, Am. sch San Francisco
Mabel uaie, Am. sen San Francisco
W. F. Garms, Am. sch San Pedro
Virginia, Am. sch..., Port Los Angeles
juaxme, Am. ss ean r'ranclsco
J. B. Stetson, Am. ss San Francisco
W. F. Jewett, Am. sch .San Pedro
Casco, Am. ss ..San Ffanclsoi
Bn Boute With Cement and General.
Buccleuch, Br. sh .....Hamburg
Brenn, Fr. bk Hull
Europe, Br. bk Antwerp
tienevieve juoiinos, 11. dk. ..... london
Rene Kervller, Fr. sh ...Hamburg
Laennec, Fr. sh . . . Swansea
IAS Filler, Fr. bk London
Martha Roux, Fr. bk .Hamburg
mojamuique, nr. DK ...... INewcastie, &.
Samoa, Br. bk Shields
Thiers, Fr. sh ...Newcastle. E.
Marechal Turrene, Fr. bk Hamburg
vine ae muinouse, ir. dk Antwerp
Guethary, Fr. bk Antwerp
a icui wu. fi. ua , , aii twerp
Walden Abbey, Br. ah Antwerp
ulenesslln, Br. sh Antwerp
Versailles, Fr. bk. Leltb
Ueneral de Bolsdeffre. Fr, bk... London
uenerai de Negrier, Fr. bK London
Jiayara. Fr. bK Antwern
Ville de Dijon, Fr. bk Antwerp
Alice xuane, e r. dk Antwerp
Eugene Rergaline, Fr. bk Antwerp
H. Haekfleld, Gr. bk Honolulu
Arctic stream, nr. sn 1. Rotterdam
Crown of India, Br. bk Antwerp
Cornll Bart, Fr. bk T.Antwerp
iuicb uuinmes, e r. dk jxotieraam
Edward Detallle, Fr. bk Antwerp
amine unjune, jr. dk London I
Ernest LegouveV Fr. bk Antwerp
Coal snips Ba Boats.
Belen, Fr. bark..... Nwecastle. A.
Claverdon, Br. ah .Newcastle, A.
Wlllscott Am. bk t Newcastle, A.
Port Patrick, Br. sh ..... . Newcastle. A,
St. Mlrren. Br. sh Newcastle... A.
cnuon, it. dk .Newcastle, A.
Ardencrajg, Br. bk. . . . ... .Newcastle, A.
Eugene Kcnnelder, Fr. bit- Newcastle. A.
Buff on, Fr. bk .Newcastle, A.
Castle Rock, Br. sh. ........ .Sydney, A,
VAlght Templar, Br. ss. . .Newcastle, A.
Stream i 'ng- At any drug store.
STOP 'PAYING -RENT!
There Is no 'reason why 70a can't be your own landlord.
$150 cash will secure yon a thoroughly modern 5-room cottage
12 MINUTES STREETCAR RIDE
GOOD NEIGHBORS
r?ainrP? GOOD SCHOOLS
EASY MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS
EVERY HOME CONVENIENCE
Located In Spanton's Addition, on East Twsnry-sixth street Choice
of three house will be ready for occupancy October 15. Will show
you the housea after 6 o'clock if you can't go before.
Ufte Spanton Company
270 STARK STREET (Ground Floor)
Main 2828 - Phone Us in the Evening East 5562
3C
mm
I 1 fts isjafSu
HomeDecorating
Is not a difficult matter when you
KOR-E-LAC
THE ORIENTAL WOOD FINISH
A combination of moat durable Var
nish and Stains, for Interior Wood
Work. Floors, Furniture, eta. '
THE BIG PAINT STORE
Fisher, Thorsen & Co.
FRONT AND MORRISON STS.
m iraisstrsEra sisss
SREBIIBXIinNNBia
I
CURE
MEN
While I might with equal success turn
my attention to. the cure of all bodily
ailments, I feel safer in confining my
practice, to the diseases that have
claimed my satire tlma and energy In
. mastering for the past 26 years. My
methods of treating men are a result
of my own study andvexperience. They
are the methods that . have made me a
successful specialist and are practiced
oy no pnysician outer man myseix.
MY FEE IN SIMPLE CASES
You Pay
When Well
VVHY MY CURES ARE
LASTING .
Because the methods I employ meet
even the most mlnnte details of those
ailments to which they apply and are
readily modified . to meet the require
ments of Individual cases. Because my
treatment Is ample, aolentUle and thor
ougli, my cures are oomuMto and last-4-.
bta mv nxtlanta have no relaDses.
for the same reason I am usually able
to cure In much less time than Is com
monly required in ODiaining oik . imr-
uai Jesuits.
WEAKNESS
bu pai
Improper treatment of contracted dis
eases can easily bring loss of power.
An examination reveals this very cause
in a large portion of the cases or weak
ness. Lingering inflammation center
ing in tne prostate gland is sure to
result In disordered functions, and the
condition will never be corrected until
the Inflamed and swollen (land la re
stored to Its normal state. I thorough
ly cure every contracted v.diseae I
treat. . The remedies ' I employ are
known to myself alone, and no other
physician has yet produced equally
prompt and thorough cures,
Tarlooeels, Hydrocele. Bpeclflo Blood
Poison, Piles and Stricture are Included
la the list of diseases I oars, f
Eo long as physicians continue, along
the old lines of .treatment of this dis
order, men will continue to bs dlsap-
fiolnted time and again In their efforts
o obtain a cure. I have found that
disorders entirely local are responsible
for prematureness. loss of power, etc.,
and that there Is not even the slight
est possibility of obtaining a curs
through use of internal remedies. My
treatment Is directed-: toward - the 're
moval - of --all . abnormal conditions
throughout the organs Involved, and I
do not fall In a single Instance to re
store complete and permanent activity
of all the functions. -
X offer consultation free either at my
office or by mall, and am always glad
to reader aay advloe that mar be help
ful. All oorrespondenos strictly con
fidential. V -
-v-,-:,---.:i-y
- BB. TAYXOm,
The Jjeadlaf Specialist.
CONSULTATION FREE
THE
Dr. TAYLOR
. ; VC0.: .
234 Uorrlson Street
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