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THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, yr&PTEMBER 128, 1907. ' -. '
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rERSONAt
Ladies: Attention! FREE!
CLAIRVOYANTS AND PALMISTS
I0 twt b deceived hy false dvrtl
i , menta.
Th original and only ,
Dr. nary Lane
Xdy phylclnn. with the ld sUbllsh
x Vadium Medical Institute ana
Sanitarium . Th abov CONSULTATION READING
For year la stilt at iba old jK.aad. ln' "a " wm b
Tr Mow I'onA I
FOR ONE WEEK MORE.
BRING THT8 AD AND RECEIVE
ABSOLUTELY FREE,
n of my
CONSULTATION READINGS.
Lata uprlntndent of Chicago Wo
man' Hospital, traata diseases of wo
i tnen and children exclusively: ladle
reeding immediate assistance will eon
- cult their beat Intartata by communicat
ing with ma; no fe for tonauitatlon;
correspondence absolutely confidential;
' maternity case given special atten
tion. Respectable arrangement made
for th adoption of infanta. Th flnet
equipped sanitarium In tha northwest
Office. 158 Aider corner Id," Portland.
Or. Phones Main . Home A-I7H.
THE V ORIGIN A L AND ONLY DR
. MARY LANK . ,
Formerly with tha X-Rndium Medical
' Institute, haa severed all connection
with that inatltution and can now be I
.'. round wUh the
Dr. Mary Lane Institute
' tTie r aha will be pleseed to aee any
f her old patient.
Expert treatment given women and
rhilriren'a ailments. Maternity caso
f iven special attention. Up-to-date ean
tarium In connection. No charge for
conaultation and correspondence etteo
lutely confidential. Address all corre
spondence to The Dr. Mary Lane lnatl
tute. Medical and Surgical, Incorporated,
room a & to 14. Grand theatre bldg., cor.
park and Wash, ata. Phone Main 2.
f 7 We Cure
All diaeaaea of men, women and children
both acute and chronic diaeaaea of
tha eye, ear. nose, throat and lungs,
heart, kidney, bladder, brain and storn-
arn catarrh, rheumatiam, goitre, indigna
tion, constipation and skin diseases
Tiromfttl.v cured. All private and wast
Inr diaeaaea nromptlv cured and their
effects permanently removed from the
system. Consultation free and atrlctly
confidential. We guarantee all of our
cure. New Torn surgical aieairai
Institute, Raleigh bids.. th and Waah
Given Free
Thla la strlptly a matter of bualneaa
on your part, to call at my office and
become familiar with my SPIRITUAL
and SCIENTIFIC work. A hint to the
wise la aufflclent
Prof. E. Kblmo
Greatest living aatral dead-trance clair
voyant of the age; ADVISER OF BUSI
NESS AND ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE:
. hrim vnn will mrrv. how to control
the one you love, even though mlle
away; reunites the aeparated: glvea se
cret powers to control othera; no dif
ference how close or how far away, you
can alwaya obtain your dealred reunite.
Telia vou Just now, wnere ana wnon
to Invest your money to obtain tha beat
possible results. If you are sick, mel
ancholy, disheartened or discouraged,
imjanr nivrc up IN DESPAIR: come
and receive eplrltual advice that will
help you to receive HEALTH. WEALTH
AND HAPPINESS.
I will do all othera advertlaa to do,
and a great deal more.
Officer Noa 1M. (trend Theatre bldg.
352 1-2 Washington
Phone Main 12(7.
MONEY TO LOAW
MONEY MONEY , MONET -MONEY
MONEY MONEY i. MONEY MONEY
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTES
npT tin t" tiiiii . a
NO MOR TO A OE NO INDOftSER
"ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY."'
LOWEST RATESEASIESTPAYMENrS
A CALL WILL CONVINCK YOU.
REMEMBER. IF fOU WORK.
WE WILL ACCOMMODATE YOU,
WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASKt
RAILROAD MEN A SPECIALTY.
STATE (SECURITY CO..
N 704 DEKUM BLDG,
nmms a a. m to P. M.
WED. AND SATURDAY TILL 8 P. M.
MONET MONEY MONEY MONEY
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
MONEY MONEY MONEY MONEY
HfifaKY"7raXOAN"
On Imnreved cltv nronert or for bnlld
In purpoaea for from i to 10 yeara
tlma, with privilege to repay all or part
of loan after two yeara. Losna ap
proved from plana and money aarancen
aa building progreasea; mortgage taken
up and repiaeea
BANKS.
H.
STRONG, Financial Agent.
42 Stark st.
ON
IXlT
IrojeFrntTNTfAT
aries, Inaurance policies, planoa, fur
niture, warehouae receipt, etc.: any de
serving peraon msv secure liberal ad
vance, repaying bv Mf weekly or
monthlv Inatallmenta
NEW ERA LOAN A MORTGAGE COM
PANY,
t08 Ablngton Bldg.
Your Fortune Told
Free-'
UNCLE MEYERS' LOAN OFFICE. 141
Id at., near Aider, entsDiisnea iitv;
old and reliable; any amount loaned on
watchea, diamonds. Jewelry and aeal
aklna.
t34 WASHINGTON.
' Nervou and chronic diaeaaea of men.
Women ana cniiareili ymrm win"
loasl.y
matlKi
ntlfio methods; electric baths, lady at
tendant. 60J 6th at., corner Sherman.
THE PORTLAND INSTITUT E
La.diea and genuemen, it you are in
trouble about the condition of your
health, do not fall to conauit me. i can
convince you that I can help you by
natural method. Conaultation and ex
amination free. Dr. Isabella Mnckle.
60V4 Morrison at. Room 10. Phone
Main 7ii0 or A-1644.
YOUNG SCIENTIFIC MASSEUSE,
electrical, alcoholic, medicated and
fenulne tub baths. 41 Raleigh bldg..
th and Washinrton.
MANICURING,
TUB
maaaaga. AIQM 4th
ington.
LADIES DR. SANDERSON'S
BATHS AND
at., cor. Waah-
ca
Savin and Cotton Root Dili are the
only ure remedy for delayed periods;
by mall II per box. Dr. Pierce, m 1st.
A." REINER, PRACTICAL FURRIER;
sealskin garment radyed and remod
eled; expert fitter; estimate given: low-
eat prices: open eventng. S8 Wash
lngton. Phone Main 7308.
Turkish baths, soo oregonian
bldg.) ladle day, gentlemen nlghta
Main 1B,
DALM OF FIGS FOR ALL FEMALE
dispaaea. 308 Flledner bldg. Main 7721.
SEE THE
Prophetess
Viola Marshfield. 2H Morrison st.,
Tha Cosmos, between 8d and 4th.
MAY ANDREWS, CARD READER, AT
tiB Main St., 26c. Phone Main 7648,
MRS. LINDSEY, BUSINESS MEDI UM;
clairvoyant, magnetic treatments. 23
N. 6th st., room..
DANCING.
WESTERN ACADEMY DANCINQ
school, F. S. Carter, prirv; 6 aaslstants,
Including lady; class Mon , Thura., Sat.
eve.; ladles" class Thura. afternoon; chil
dren Sat. afternoon; cor. 2d and Mor
PROF. RINGLER DANCING ACADE-
my; a select school: class or private
lesaona daily. SS8V4 K. Morrison. Phnnn.
M6NE1 AtVAN(?E& SAtAfttEb pBo-
ple and otner upon ineir own names
without security; cheaoest rate, easiest
payments; orncea in su principal cuies
aava yourself money by getting our
terms flrat ' .
TOLMAN, Hi Ablngton Bldg.
106 H d at
m7neTT75avedTO sALAftlfeb Pt6
pie Just on your own nam; don t
borrow until you se m; my yatem
Is the best for railroad men, elerka.
bookkeepera. streetcar men and another
employee; bualneaa strictly confidential
F. A. Newton. 611 Buchanan bldg.. 8
Washington
MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTELS.
Anything you may need, come In and
tell ua about it: everything confidential;
courteous treatment; reasonable rates.
W. W. SMITH ft CO.
25tt Aldor cor. d. Room 1.
Cash "on hand for purchase
money, mortgages, bond for deeds or
contracts of sale on real eatate, either
country or city property. H. r- Nome,
Commercial blk.. 2d and Wnshlngton,
TYNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREOOK.
U ' ' ' , Northwest Corner Third .4 O-.k street.
.iiiasi. , i,snerai mnwni suhdim,
np'ivra iflktncD Available In
AM Cltie of th United Statea and Euroj. Honjkoniy and Manila. Collection
Jon Favorabj. Terma - . ''EBR
J) Yc-Prldnt RLEA BARNES Aaalatant cashier. ....... W. A, HOLT
t ADD eV TFLTOV. RANKERS Portland Or eon. - Established ,J85. .
Lt W, M. LADD. C, EL LADD. S. W. LADD.
t.,,TT"ot a General linking Buaineaau SAVTN09 BANK DEPARTUSr.
Bavlnga book leaned en savings deposits. Interest paid on tiro qepot
M CHANTS- NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon. . mtAmt 1
f, FRANK WATSON. .President I ." L, DURHA M . . . . . v . Vle-lPrldn t
R. W. HOTT., , Cashier GEORGE W. HOYT, ,Altant Caahlef
Transaeil , TT,?LNi?-lJ8nlJA1,n.t rm I.-raed
Available to All Part of th World. 1 Collection a Specialty.
'" II W t)Axnr , . - . . . . . K . . .. Wtlae4.
Capltalpald up $4,000,000 fSurplu and undivided proflt 110,158.871
General Banklnr mnA Mnhinn Rualnaea TraneanteA. Interest Ott Tim
Poalt. - SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Account may be opened of 111 and up
ward Pn.ti.nii n,.i. rt..i..M . rn. TinlMlne. -
WM. R. MLACRBA Manager I J.T. BURTCHAELL. . . .Ass t Mtnagw
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Portland, Or. Oldest National Bonk on Paolflo Coat
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, lLB0O.000.00. DEPOSim 114,000.000.00 j
A J-Mn8. ........
.President I W. Q. ALVORD Assistant Caahler
. ..Caahler B. Ft STEVENS. .Second As t Cahlr
TRUST COMPANIES.
SECJTRITT SAVINGS e TRUST CO.--J68 Morrison Street Portland, Ortgon.
TJt1?!ietm f 0""al Banking Buslnesa SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Inter-
rCT. 'u Sn urn nn saving Aocounta Act a xrutee ior r''l"
r w . wr Ltt,r of Credit Avallabl on ' A II Part of the World, .
C F. ADAMBc.: Du.u.., i i. a r vTurtsi virat Vlna-Presldent
...Second Vlce-Pridnt R. C. JUBITZ. ............. .crtary
GEO. EL RUSSELL. ...... .Assistant Secretary ;-
A. L. MILLS.
TrTLf GUARANTEE TRUST COMPANY S40 Waehlngton Street
- MORTGAGE IX5ANS ON Portland Real Eatate at Lowest Rat.
fivVI9,BV.n7Lnosa President I JNO. K. AITCHISON..
QEORQR H. HILL. . . .Vice-President T. T. BURKHART
.Secretary
.Treasurer
BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
Hit ORRIS BROTRER!) rhamhaa nnnitnarna DnlMln.
Municipal. Railroad and Publlo Servtc Corporation Bond.
DOWNlNG-Woi'klNS COMPANY1- Eatabllahei l.jiBROKERS. """"
STOCKS. BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cah nd on Margin.
Prlvat Wires. ROOM 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. " Phon Main 17.
Overbeck & Cooke Company! 1&SL
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, COTTDN, STOCKS AND BONDS.
WE DO A STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESa
Contlnuou Marketa by Private Wire. Quick Servloe.
N'
GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD.
DOO AND HORSE HOSPITAL.
DR. C E. BROWN, D. C M. DOGS
and horse hospital. 106 N. ta aL
(Main 4086).
W, M. MILLAR, V.S.. VETEHINARIAN.
26 N. 8th at Office 127 Flanders.
Phone Main 7840.
CARNEY'S VETERINARY H08PITAL
for horaea and dogs, lit Gllsan aL
Phon Main 1484.
LIT'I'LE LINjCKS. WANTS. LOST AND
found, for sal, to let, etc., in The
Journal cost only l cent a worn; it
words or loss. IK cents each Insertion.
Phones Main 7178. H o me A-82.10.
BON'T BORROW MONEY ON SALARY
until vou see
Hutton Credit Co.
12 Dekum bldg.
M ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
chattel mortgagee or personal se
curity; notes bought C W. Pallett 8U4
r entonDiag.
DON'T WORRY $10 TO $100 LOANED
salaried people, with or without se
curity. Crescent Loan Co," 42$ Mo
hawk bldg
ART.
A. BERGER'S ART STUDIO, 844 H
Wash. t High grade oil painting in
Hndacapes and portrait made to order.
EDUCATIONAL
BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COL
LEGE,
Elk' Building.
Portland, Oregon.
Chartler ahorthand and Bliss book
keeping a taught in the Behnke-Walker
will lead you to success. Facts 787
calls for help and placed 311 since Aug.
1, 1808. Will place you when compe
tent Enroll now.
ATTORNEYS.
FIGGOTT, FINCH 4k BIGGER, ATTOR
' neya at law, 4 Mulkey bldg., corner
Id and Morrison sts.
INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO.. A. J.
Chrlatopherson, pres.; law, collections,
reports. 414 Buchanan bldg. Main 8180.
ROSE CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
148 5th at., near postofflce; central lo
cation; Pitman shorthand; expert gradu
ates; low tuition; day and night school;
new puplla dally. W. W. Williams, M.
B., Prin.
SEND YOUR BOY TO HILL MILITARY
academy. Portland. C.
aiogue.
Write for cat-
OREGON EXPERT COLLEGE. COM
mon wealth bldg., 6th and Ankeny sts.,
telegraphy, typewriting, Spanish, Eng
llsh, penmansnlp; day and evenings.
WILL LOAN $3,000. 6 PER CENT, ON
real estate. Farrlngton, $1$ Fenton
bldg.
QTflCK LOANS ON ALL 8ECKRITIES.
8. W. King, 45 Washington bldg.
Main 6100;
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS
of security. William HoU. room .
Washington Dldg.
MONEY TO LOAN IN $500 TO $J.0OO.
Oiarleson ft Co., Commercial. Phone
Pacific 1196.
A LOANF&R THE ASKING SALARY
or chattel. The Loan Co, 410 Dekum
bldg.
MORTGAGES WANTED. INSIDU OR
suburban; charges right. w. 8.
Ward. Alisky bldg. Main 7326.
LEAVING PORTLXnD.
Shasta Expresa . A
Cottage Grove Passenger
California Expresa '
San Francisco Exprett ...
WEST SIDE.
Corvalll Passenger 7:00 a.
Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p.
Forest Grove Passenger ...11:00 a.
Forest Grove Passenger ... 5:20 p.
8:15 a.
4:15 p.
7:45 p.
11:80 p.
oouwiern acme ARRIVING PORTLAND.
Oregon Express 7:SI a-m
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
ii'ur rove i-aasenger. ,ll:so a. m.
onasia uxprea t:30 p. m
Portland Expresa 11:80 p. m.
WEST SIDE.
Corvalll Pasaenger 5:55 p. m
Sheridan Passenger .....10:20 a. nv
Forest Grove Pasaenger ... 8:00 a. m.
Forest Grove Passenger ... :Q p. m.
Northern Pacific.
Tacoma and Seattle Exp.... 8:30 a. m.
North Coast ft Chicago Llm. 3:00 p. m.
Puget Sound Limited 4:30 p. m.
Overland Express 11:48 p. m.
North Coast Limited
Portland Expreaa ...
Overjand Express ....
Puget Sound Limited
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company.
Local Passenger 8:00 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special .. 8:80 a. m.
Spokane Flyer 7:00 p. m.
Kan. City ft Chi. Exp 7:40 p. m.
.... T:00 a. m
.... 4:15 p. m.
. . . . 8:15 p. m.
....10:68 p. m.
Spokane Flyer... 3:00 a. m.
CU. Kan. City ft Port. Ex.. 1:45 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special .. 8:20 p. to.
Local Paasenger 5:48 p. m.
Astoria & Colombia River.
Aatorla and Seaside Exp.. . .
Astoria A Seaside Express.
8:00 a. m.
6:00 p. m.
Aatorla ft Port. Passenger. 12:15 p. in.
Portland Expresa io:qq p. rn.
Fads and Faahlnns.
By Floreno Fairbank.
EW YORK. Sept 38. A Uk braid
covered with tiny goutach but
tons r I on of . the trimming
noveltle of th eaon.
Th molr effect 1 seen in
both silks and velvet. A atin atrip
combined with a much narrower taffeta,
trip which I moire, I a new fabric
New belt buckle are In French gilt
silver, mother-of-pearl. Soma are of
dull corrugated ailver and other are
fat : with rhl nest ones.
Volt d o l a llt,tl newer than
all wool or silk voile. A pretty novelty
in this I whit jyolle d coi striped
With ; black chenille ranging; from
halrlin o ar-lnch-wid atrip. Whether
plain or, a triced, thla 1 an attractive
material. ';
The.ven-elghths sleeve will be seem
on the atrlctly tailored milts, that Is,
reaching to -wrifltbone. . Costume
sleeves are three-quarter length, and th
late novelty aleevea come well over the
hand In a point
A almple model for a little suit la mad
with a two-piece clrculur skirt, th front
earn being cut on the bla to give extra
fullness. The coat la invariably made
long and single-breasted, and fitted td
the rigur.
A very dainty wrist-bag. round in
shape, with a gold chain haa across th
bottom a row of pear-shaped amethyst
set In gold caps.
A coat without pocket 1 no longer
raanionaoie. Hmaii ana large onea are
found Inside and outside the coat and
are trimmed with button to make them
conspicuous.
A lovely sash ribbon 18 inches wlda
had a dark background to th center,
where there were roses in pale pastel
Shades. Another of white background
naa pink roses and a Doraer of narrow
aatin.
ROOFLVG.
$4,000 OH SMALLER HUMS TO LOAN
on improved city property. W-33,
Journal.
MUSICAL.
ASSAYERS.
TO INTRODUCE CANFIELD'S SCIEN
tlfic musical table, the new German
method of teaching the rudiments of
music, will Instruct 100 people at a
reduced price of $3, a saving of $50 to
the pupil. 171 13th at., corner iamlilil
GARVIN CYANIDE EXTRACTION CO.
and Montana Assay Office. 186 Mor.
rlson t
WELLS ft PROEBSTEL, MINING EN
glneers. assayers, chemists and sur
veyors, 204 ft Washington st. Main 7508.
AUTOMOBILES.
HOWARD M. COVEY,
'went Plerc Great Arrow, Locomobile,
, Cadtllao an J Knox. Temporary location
Club Garag. 15th and Alder sts.
BLANK-BOOK MAKERS.
RE A PRIVATE SECRETARY.
Holmes Buslnesa college, at Washing
ton and 10th sts. Portland. Orea-on. hna
raised Its commercial courses to the MANDOLIN, GUITAR
utnuHru ui a uuiverony ii aiiiing. i no
private secretary course may be had
either day or night Do not decide upon
a school until you have written for ln
formation. Open every day and evening.
TIN ROOFINO, GUTTERING, RE
pairlng and general Jobbing. J. Los 11,
212 Jefferson st. Pacific 1424.
STREET PAVING.
WARREN CONSTRUCTION CO.
Street paving, sidewalk and croee
Ings. 814 Lumber Exchange.
THE HARBKR ASPHALT PAVING CO.
of Portland. Office 66B Worcester blk.
SAFES.
. corm
BAN J
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
M. J. WALSH CO..' 811 STARiTstT"
Electric and Ga Fixture and Supplies.
Mantels, Tiling, Grates and Doglrona.
PACIFIC! ELECTRIC CO. ENGI
neers, contractors, repairers, el ec trio
wiring, supplies. 94 1st cor. Stark.
Main 59. K. H.Tate. Mgr.
WESTERN
JO JESSE
Parker, virtuoso, late of Illinois Col
lege of Music. Tilford bldg.. 10th and
Morrison sts.
NORMAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Z. M.
Parvln, Mus. Doc, 36 Russel bldg. Voice
cilture. piano, harmony, counterpoint.
PORTLAND SAFE CO, SOLE AGENTS
for Herrlng-Hall-Marvln safes and
Manganese Steel Safe Co. s bank safes
20 second-hand fireproof safes and bank
sates, very cheap. He tnem or wru
us. 92 7th st.
TRANSPORTATION.
Large line carried. Lock-outs opened.
Jacks, jails, metal furniture. Both
phones. J. E. Davis, 66 8d. -
PIANO, VIOLIN. CORNET, TROM-
bone, clarinet. Professor E. A. Smith,
2S2 12th st. Home A33fi0.
LESSONS 60o. PIANO. GUITAR, BAN
Jo, mandolin, violin. Mrs. Martin,
43 1st st. Pacific 1068.
HOWE, DAVIS A KILHAM, 108-111 ID
st Blank books manufactured; agents
. for Jones' Improved Loose-Leaf ledger;
see th new Eureka leaf, th best on th
market
BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES.
S. BIRKENWALD A CO., 304-806 EV
, erett st, largest butcher supply house
on the coast Write for catalogue.
BATCHERS' SUPPLIES ADOLPH A.
Dekvm, 181-133 1st st, carries a full
line and e ir'.ete assortment at lowest
; market prloei.
ELECTRIC WORKS. 4i
6th st Contractors, electric supplies.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS.
DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON, SPE-
rootors and dynamos; w install light . cialist on nervous, acute and chronlo
and power plants. loiseaaea. uince zu nenton mag. rnon
MORRISON ELECTRjC CO.-2D1 Bl i c'fl UJ- fi
Morrison st Fixturea. wiring, re- I DR. R. B NORTHRUR 416-16-17 DE-
pairfng. East 8128 or B-1626 I kum bldg., 8d and Waahlngton sta
rouiiv iuain examination irev.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE MOTORS AND
dynamos. A. C. and D. C. 1st and
Stark sts.
FENCE AND WIRE WORKS.
, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
JOHN A. MELTON, 204 4TH ST. OF
fice a;id store fixtures built and re
modeled; showcases and counter.
Phone Main 1787.
E. MELTON OFFICE, STORE FIX-
tures; general Jobbing. 67 1st at
Phone Main 8190
CARPET CLEANING.
6TAHDARD CARPET CLEANING CO.
' 'Largest plant on coast; Loring and
Harding sts.; phone East 280; carpet
cleaned, refitted, aewed and laid; steam
'and compressed air process; renovating
mattresses and feathers a specialty.
JOYCE BROS., PROPRIETORS OFTHB
J, Electric Cleaning work; carpet
cleaned and laid, both dry and oom-
t pnasaed air cleaning; carpet refitting our
' specialty; work guaranteed. Phon Main
2M2 and A-2672 371 Grant st
The ione steam carpet clean-
. Ing works; carpets cleaned, refitted
. and laid; mattresses and feathers ren
ovated. 221 E. Slat St. N. Eat 860.
PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS
2d and Everett sts. Phone Main 2000.
DR. CLYTHIE RAMSEY, J 414 MAC
leay bldg. M. 1620- A-4741; res. M7504.
PRINTING.
GASOLINE ENGINES.
Stationary and marine; electric eaulD
ments; launches; accessories; wholesalo
and retail; engine repairing. Relerson
Machinery Co.. 182-4-6 Morrison st
SHEFFIELD MARINE ENGINES. ANY
?ropeller. Falrbaj 's. . Morse & Co.,
and Stark sts.
HARDWARE.
WINDOW AND- DOOR SCREENS
made to order. Portland Hardware
Co.. 74 6 th,
Mann & Beac
rut Are
92 1st st. Both phones.
OGILBEE BROS.. PRINTERS CARDS,
billheads, etc. Main 1S68. 154 1st.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
MISS L. B. MAY. 602 S WETLAND
Copying deeds and abstracts spec'lty.
FA YE KANDLE, Tbl SHERLOCK
bldg.
SAFES FOR SALE, LOCKOUTS OPEN
ed autos and machinery repaired, oo
lumbla Oas Rnsrine At Safe Works. 244 2d.
MANGANESE- STEEL BANK SAFES
(original) nlre-proof safes, vaul
fronts. The Mosler Safe Co., 108 2d st.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
' OL8EN-ROE TRANSFER CO..
Henry Roe. W. A. Cleland.
F. P. Sheascreen.
General transfer and storage; safes,
pianos and furniture moved, packed and
shipped. 209 Oak st Phone Main 647
Pacific 1061. Home A-2247.
C. O. PICK OFFICE 88 1ST ST., Be
tween Star:: and Oak sts.; phone 696.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed
for shipping; commodious brick ware
house witn separate iron rooms, irront
and Clay sts.
PENINSULAR EXPRESS ft BAGGAGE
Transfer, 247 Alder st. Main 2171.
OREGON TRANSFER CO., 184 N. 6TH.
Main 60. Heavy Mauling and storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANS-
fer Co. Storage. 824 Stark. Main 407.
TOWEL" SUPPLY.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY COMB.
brush, soap, $1 per month. Portland
Laundry & Towel Supply Co.. 9th and
coucn sts. pnone io.
TYPEWRITERS.
PLUMBERS.
FOX A CO. SANITARY PLUMBERS,
231 2d. bet. Main and Salmon. Oregon
phone Main 2001.
HOTELS.
DONNERBERG A RADEMACHER RK
moved to No. 303 Burnsid st.
THE BELLEVUE. EUROPEAN PLAN.
4th and Salmon. ,
HOTEL Portland, Am. plan, lit, '$& nay.
BELVEDERE. European; 4th and Alder.
insurance;
COAL AND WOOD.
Portland's awdvbt aslabwgod
Co., 855 Front st successors to Ful
ton Wood Co. Fir, oak, slabwood. coat
: Tel. ain ivae.
FOR PROMPT DELIVERY OF 6LAB-
wood call Main 4876. Oak, ash, fir
and coat : Portland Wood & Coal Co..
' 16th and Savier ts.
.7 WESTKIiN FEED & FUEL CHA
House and blacksmith coals, coke.
ISAAC L. WHITE FIRE INSURANCE.
844 Sherlock bldg.
PAINTING AND PAPERING.
"pTATDOAIGTvETBETETrM
for satisfactory work. 2R6 Yamhill.
JAS. McI.N WOOD, EMPLOYERS' LlA
billty and individual accident security
bonds of all kinds. Phone 47. 802 Mo
Kay bldg.
JEWELERS
J. WOLF, RELIABLE WATCHMAKER.
Mainsprings 75c. 665 Wash. Pac. 650.
charcoal, kindling. Phone Main 1013. 1
'A'ULEPHONE EAST 7, I
F. B. JONES ft CO., 1
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
CHARLES L. MASTICK & CO., FRONT
and Oak sts., leather am) skins of
every description for all purposes; sola
and tap cutters: findings.
Wood end Coal.
;FOR
181 East Water st
PHONE
QUICK DELIVERY
- Oregon Fuel Co., 384 Alder
Mount hood fuel cc wood and
coal. 360 Water st. Phone Main 8270.
CLEANING AND DYEING.
CfjOTHES CLEANED ANlT PRESSHID.
'$1 per month. Unique Tailoring Co,
309 Stark t. ,
iiTlvT tTjrner, dxer carpets
dyed a Dcialty.
Main 861$.
605 Jefferson st
LAND SCRIP.
WANTED AND FOR SALE ALL
kinds. Including approved foret re
serve scrip for surveyed, unsurveyed,
timber and prairie government land. H.
M. Hamilton. "The Portland. Portland
MONUMENTS
NEU A KINGSLEY. 368 1ST ST.
Portland's leading marble and granite
works.
PAINTS, OIL AND GLASS,
BASS-HUETER PURE PAINT GOES
farthest wears longest. HUETER'S
Superior Varnishes, established 52
years, wholesale and retail Warehouse,
Raleigh and 13th st. Main 7638., "S"
car north.. Gooda delivered free.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER 4AGENCY,
phone Main 7962, Raleigh bjdg., Port
land, Or. . See th new model No. 5 Oli
ver, before buying a typewriter, Oliver
typewriters soiq ana remea,
NEW AND 2ND HAND. ALL MAKES,
rented, . repaired. sold. P. D. C Co.,
231 Stark. Tel. U407.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS,
M. A. GUN8T ft CO.,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
EVERDING ft FARRELL, PRODUCE
and commission merchants, 140 Fropt
st. Portland, Or. Phone Main 179.
F. E. BEACH & CO., THE PIONEER
Paint Co. Window glass and glazing.
185 1st st. Phone 1334.
RUBBER STAMPS
P. C. STAMP WORKS, 249 ALDER ST.
Phone Main 710. Rubber stamps,
seals, stencils; baggage, trade checas;
brass signs and plates.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC
turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl
ture for the trade. Portland. Or.
WADHAMf & CO., WHOLESALE GRO
cers, manufacturers and commission
mercha ts. 4th and Oak sts.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURING AND
special orders. L. Ruvensky's furni
ture factory. 807 Front st
ALLEN A LEWIS, COMMISSION AND
produce merchants. Front and Davis
sts., fortiana. or.
Low Rtes From
the East
During September and October tha
Great Northern railway will sell colo
nist tickets from all eastern points at
greauy reaucea rates.
Hw Tork to Portland....
Boston to Portland
Chicago to Portland .......
St. Paal to Portland . . . .
Minneapolis to Portland (
SnlntA to Portland
Slona City to Portland. J
. Proportionate reduction from other
points. Now is the time to send for
your irienas. orders for tickets will
receive prompt attention. Additional
iniormauon on application to It Dick
son. (J. f. fc T. A 122 ThlTM mtra.
Portland. Or. Phones Main 680, Horn
A-zzas.
ffSO.OO
833.00
1(25.00
COOS BAY
Wkljr Fralght and Passangn
Bervlc of th Fin Steamship
Breakwater
Xv FOSTZiAirS avery Monday, 8:00
if. ai., ixuui uaa-tri soog, lor
EMPfRE NORTH BEND
AND MARSHFIELD
rreignt received Till 4 p. in. on Day
rJLUE yrom lortlart it-i...
910.00; Bd-olaas, 97.00, Including bertn
M1H JUWMi
Inquire Cltv Ticket Offloa ThlrA .-
Mooiiiiieiun or vjaK-sireet Dock.
FOBTIVAHS AND FTJGET BOVXB
norms
S.S. "Redondo"
Balling from Couch street dock, Port
land .for Seattle. Tacoma. ftverot ,,
Dcuiiiijm, oepiemper u at e p. m.
Connecting at Seattle f n. rnn.
Golofninin, St Michael, Chena and Falr-
Danks witn steamers Pleiades, Hyades.
Lyra, Mackinaw, Ohio.
Schubach A Hamilton, Genral Agents.
Seattle. . vVash. onxB'
l P. uaumgartner, Agent. Portland,
Couch street dock.
Phones: Main 861; Home A4161.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND
glaasware. Prael. Hegele A Co.. Port-
lana, or.
ALL ABOVE, ALSO SLUG8. NUMBER
Ing machines, check protectors, office
stationary. P. D. C. Co., 231 Stark.
REAL ESTATE.
THOMPSON & . OGDEN REAL . Es
tate, insurance, leans. See us before
buying. 848 Mississippi ave. Phon
wooaiawn zoz.
J. W.
loans:
room 11
OGILBEE. REAL ESTATE
established 1883. 14&H 1st.
kWB
SPHINX AGENCY, DEALERS IN"
real estat and icntala 805 Stark
at Main 6164.
MACHINERY.
CHIROPODISTS.
CHIKOPODY AND PEDICTTRINO-
Mra, M. D. Hill. Room 330 FUidnrr
'blilg. : Both phones.
PATENT PERFECTING CO. INVEN
tions perfected; we are builder of
otomatlc machinery, dies, models, etc
.Manufacture metal specialties, under
mtraot. Western office, 266 Stark St.
Portland. Or.. E. C Hurlbert. manaaer.
DRESSALAKING.
JJADAME ANCELES 243 FIFTH, PA
HE H. C ALBEE CO. SECOND
- hand machinery, sawmills, eta $41
Grand ave. " r -
A. J. PAUU 160 1ST ST. A COJd-
p ete Itn sawmill machinery: also
nglne and bollera - .
FOR FARMS OF EVERY DESCRiP-
tlon- W. W. Espey. 819 Commercial
bldg .
W. WOLFSTEIN. DEALER IN REAL
estate and rents collected, 110 1st st.
SIGNS AND SHOW CARDS.
LEWIS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co., .Barbers . Supplies, Barbers Fur
niture. Bamerr crnairs. 10m a Morrison.
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES.
SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP
tion; bank, bar and store fixture
made to order, Th Lutke Manufac-
turlng Co., Portland.
R. H. BIRD8ALL. DESIGNER: AGT. M.
Winter Lumber Co. 7 Hamilton bldg.
TRANSPORTATION
FOSTER A KLEISER SIGNS.
We have built up the largest sign
business in the city by first-class work
and keeping our promises. - Our pric
are "right 6to and Everett at. Phon
Exchange 66.
'61GNS THAT ATTRACT" POR f
land Slga Co., W attark. Paclflo 1696.'
Ho! For Astoria
FastSteamerTelegrapb
Dully (except Thursdays). Laaves Aidei
stree' j,5ck 7 a m.
, Sundays 8 a. aa. 91 ronad trip.
nOlIB SstAXat MS. -
Colombia River Scenery
BcOVnATOB Uim 8TBAJCEX8.
Dally service between Portland
The Dalles, except Sunday, leaving
Portland at 7 a, m., arriving about S
. m., carrying freight and passengers.
pienaia accommodations for nntm.
ua lives loot. r
Dock foot of Alder st, Portland: foot
or court st. The Dalles. Phone .Maitt
For evening wear, long lake mitts,
appllqued with narrow lace braid in
an all over design are fashionable.
They fit the arm snugly, and .come well
over tha knuckles, with a fitted piece
for the thumb, a
velvets are snowrr in fancy weaves
and in stripes, plaids, rings and dots.
Gray in its various tones is on of th
leading colors, and reddish brown is
much evidenced. Pastel shades come
in the serpent-green, plum and national
blue and are all lovely.
Fancy braids will b uaed with the
sout&chu which Is bo popular. Fibre
braids , have returned into favor, and
also the old-fashioned serpentine braid-,
lng. Coats are fastened in military
fashion with frogs, cords and tassels.
Dresses of taffeta or liberty entirely
handpalnUd, are the late notes of ele
gar.ee in Paris. Garlands of roses are
thrown over the sides and front, or a
deep band of pansles or violets may or
nament the bottom. Very expensive
lace are made to trim these hand
painted toilettes.
Ostrich plumes curled and uncurled
are the principal trimmings for the
new winter hats. v Lovely effects are
shown in the marabout and their pop
ularity is increasing.
and four tablesnoonfuls of baking pow
der. Roll out to on inch thick, using
little flour a possible to keep from
adhering to the board, cut with a small
heart cutter, drop into moking-hot ft)
and cook until a rich brown.. Whit hot
roll into nut crumb. . '
Harlequin Cup. Into" your sherbet
oups or glasses put a layer of hoarsely
chopped walnuts, than a layer of cut-up
marshmallows, next a layer of fresh or
canned strawberries or pineapple, and
j lastly j)ll slightly sweetened whipped
Icreamvpn top. The nut meat should
not be too finely chopper, and tn easiest
way to cut up th marshmallows Is by
using a pair of sharp scissors dipped
often in flour or powdered sugar. One
or two cherries on top. of th whipped
cream add to th effect and faor.
Banana Fritter. Mak a batter with
four ounces of flour, a pinch of salt, on
ablespoonful of oiled butter and a tea
cupful of warm water; stir until per
fectly smooth, stand aside for two
hours; beat th whites of three egg to
a stiff froth, mix thoroughly with th
batter. Pel the fruit cut each in half
lengthwise, sprinkle with sugar, dip in
tha batter and fry in boiling fat; drain
on kitchen paper, then arrange on luce'
paper; sprinkle with sugar, and erv
quickly, ' ,
A Necklace of Ill-Lucfc.
An erle atory is told about a neck-
lac which formorly f belonged to th
Maharanne of Cooch Behar, India, and
which is supposed to bring bad fortune
to every ono connected with it
- Th hUtory of th necklace of pearl
and turquol, which are not usually
considered to b unlucky stones--is cer
tainly peculiar. While It was in th
Maharanne' possession she. was robbed
of a quantity of valuable jewelry, and
th Maharajah lost some of his best
racing ponies by death snd breakdowns.
The advlc of a pundit wa sought. He
prescribed a change of ownership and a ,
voyag across the ea In order to break
th apell, and the necklace wa accord
ingly given to a lady in England, ay
Womana Llf.'7 f
A a result th Maharajah ha begun
to win race) again and the Maharamnee
ha recovered th stolen property, but
th tory goes that th present owner of
the necklaco ha been the victim of per
sistent 111 fortune from the day that It
cam into her possession.
H
Artist Earle and Affinity.
Not a myatic, but a madman," Is th
wsy Affinity Expert Earl I character
ised 6y hla father-in-law. Which re
minds us of Oscar Wilds' complaint:
It la perfectly monstrous th way peo
ple go about nowaday saying things
against on, behind one' back, that are
absolutely and ntlrely true. Boton
Globe.
And Mr. Earle, in his Apologia Pro
Vita Mea. published recently, declare:
Truth 1 an eternal paradox, and forces
us to recognise a bewilderment of con
tradictory and conflicting clement in
every phase of life." Those "elements
must include the two barrels of tar and
the several pillows of feathers awaiting
him at Monro.
The prevailing opinion seems to be
that the wife has the better of the bar
gain, as she got her liberty and a baby
in which her husband had at least a
legal claim. All that th oul-afflnlty
gets is Earle. Phliadeipnia worm
American.
This young man who shipped his wife
and child away as if he were consigning
an ordinary load of freight has not a
bad face at all. His features are regu
lar, his face long and of waxen pallor.
His largo, pale-blue eyes, smooth-parted
hair and long curly brown beard give
him a general resemblance - to th itin
erant Messiahs that spring up now snd
then, make a few converts and dlsap-
irOSTK PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.'S
8TSAMSKXP8 -
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
Sail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 n. m.
Ticket office 132 Third .near Alder.
Columbia River
Through Line
Steamers of the "npff utv-fuw m-
leave OAK-STREET DOCK everv Mnn.
Wednesday and Friday at FIVE
uvvx atx.. igr ail DuinTR nerwaAT,
Portland, 4he Dalles and Umatilla.
Leave early and see all the, river. Ar
rive early. Low rates. Prom n't ' lArv.
Ice. Telephone Main 3201. Home, A 3527.
Charles Johnson Acquitted.
(Special PUpatrb to Th Jotirnal.l
Astoria, Or., Sept. 28. The trial of
Charles Johnson, charged with asasutft
on Lilly Baker. 6 years old . wan enriart
In the circuit court veaterdav aftemnnnl
by the jury bringing la a verdict of not cupful of flour in which has been sifted
ulltv, w 1 - . : 1 on level teaspoonful of grated nutmeg,
Many skirts are heavily trimmed with
bands, ruffles and straps, which reach
to the knees. This is a decided change
from the plain, untrlmmed skirts that
have so long been In fashion, but it Is
generally mor becoming to women than
the much trimmed skirt. ,
The sailor hat of modified shape will
be very fashionable for early fall wear.
The. brim turns up slightly in front and
the only trimming Is a soft ribbon bow
the same color us the felt. This bow is
more often seen In the back rather than
the front and it is growing larger all
the time.
The boa worn around the neck and the
bow of ribbon on the hat must match
In color. The bow on a hat of soft
Drown reu was a deep cream color mir
ror velvet, and the boa was of cream
color net, box plaited, edged with che
nllle and was about two yards long.
One end of the boa was finished witn
two brown velvet ribbon ends and a
cluster of tea roses mingled with maiden
hair fern, and the other end was fin
ished with Just the ribbons.
.Tailored waists are made in washable
fabrics such as pique, madras and even
Silk. They afe very plain, the only
trimming being buttons covered with
self material. Plain or embroidered
linen collars are designed to be worn
with these waists.
Fancv waistcoats are mads of lace
and net and are cut exactly like a man's
vest. The buttons are very large and
elaborate. These waistcoats are to be
worn with tailored suits that have the
cutaway front arid so display the
bodice or vest.
S . at
Seasonable Recipea.
Egglcss Ginger Cake. Npte This fine
recipe came from Naw Orleans, the
sender of which states: "It came to us
from an epicurean housewife long years
ago and we, being southerners of the
southerners, consider ourselves judges
of good eating. It is considered unap
proachable by my children and grand
children." The recipe follows: Put a
pint of good syrup into a deep bowL
Stir in sifted flour until the mass be
gins to break or to crumble (the exact
amount cannot be specified, as different
flours vary, but begin with two cups
and add until above results obtain).
Add two large tablespoons of the best
lard (melted after it is measured) and
little less than on half 'teaspoon of
salt. Next stir In one tablespoon of
ginger and one teaspoon of cinnamon,
and lastly one and a half cups of boil
ing water in which are dissolved three
level teaspoons of soda, Bake In a slow,
uvn irom o minutes 10 one nour. this
cake may be enriched by adding; raisins
and spices. -
Peach Tabloca Soak one cup of tap
ioca in cold water over night. In the
morning add one pint of. fresh "water
and boil until nearly done, then add one
quart of sliced peaches, one cup 'of,
sugar ana iub graved rina or one jemon
and continue cooking until the fruit is
soft. Remove from tha Are, add the
juice of the lemon, turn into a mold and
chill on ice. Serve with whipped cream.
Colonial Maple Cake. Melt two cup
fuls of maple sugar and let it become
partly cool. Add one cupful of honey.
ana one ana one nan cupiuis or nutter
milk in which has been dissolved, a level
teaspoonful of baking soda. Add a
pinch of salt, a scant cupful of butter,
two wen-Deaten eggs, nour to make a
stiff anon are. spices to suit the taste, one
cupful of citron and . one dozen plums
Wiatveaj. ureage tn iruit wen with
flour, and add it after th sponge has
been' thoroughly beaten. Add one cup
ful of preserved gooseberries or cur
rants; pour two inches deep In a pan
j-ned with buttered paper, and bake in
a slow oven, ; .
Heart Croquettes. Boll three medium
sized potatoes, mash and press through
a sieve; add butter the size of a butter
nut.;." Beat two eggs with one and jone
half cupful of sugar and add ' to the
potato with erne cupful of milk, four
Mr. Earle I tall and -loose-Jointed.
His manner is deprecating, his conver
sation extremely elusivjs. Just when
you think vou are pinning Dim down to
some definite statement of gsbat he be
lieves in he wriggles away.
"Miss Kuttner' he said, "has ex
plained the whole situation. She said
not call her my affinity originally, buf
the word is a good one, and I believe she
fulfills its meaning so far as I am con
cerned. m . '
"I don't believe that a man has Just
ono afnnlty. There are doubtless hun
dreds of women in the world who would
meet his needs. One man demands
mere beauty in his affinity, another re
quires simply that she be a good house
keeper. Another admires brains in
women."
"Ana vout No doubt you prefer
brains to good housekeeping?" For it
is generally understood that Mr. Earle
newly found affinity is of the high
browed variety.
"I like both," he replied. "There is
no reason why the same woman
shouldn't have both, nor Why a man
shouldn't Men should be good house
keepers, too,'' he added. "They should
have some idea about homemaking as
well as women."
"And how may a man know his af
finity? What reason have you for be
lieving that Miss Kuttner Is any more
your permanent affinity than Mrs. Earle
wasT How do you know you may not
want her to give you up a few yea
from now to another woman. Just as
Mrs. Earle gives you up to her? And
why is that not progressive polygamy?"
Mr. Earle looked grieved.
"Oh, no!" he protested. "I am a
monogamist. But I believe persons
should Know feach other thoroughly be
fore they marry. Mrs. Earle was a
French woman, and, of course, you
know that means that I never saw her
alone or had any knowledge of her real
thoughts and real temperament until
after we were married.
"Mrs. Earle la a Woman of wonderful
education. She has far more brains
than I have. I never needed an en
cyclopaedia while she was in the house.
But a woman has to be more than an
encyclopaedia 'to meet my Ideal. I was
no more successful in meeting Mrs.
Earle's Weal. I am pretty well in
formed on the matter, and I don't think
she will have any difficulty in securing
her divorce in France. Till she does I
shall wait patiently and work hard at
painting. Then by the time she has
obtained it mv affairs will have ceased
to be a nine days' wonder'to the public
and Miss Kuttner and I will be mar
ried." -New York World.
"Oh, it was awful." ,
"You poor dear!"
Yes: my affinity met mv husband's
affinity, thev fell in love and got mar
ried, leaving us quite In the lurch.
Fawncy!" Philadelphia Bulletin.
at x
Housewifely Wisdom.
The rattlingr of coal being shoveled
Into a furnace Is always a source of an
noyance to a person who is seriously ill.
To prevent thl get a number of large
paper bags, fill with coal, using a small
fire shovel, and pile them on the cellar
floor. When the furnace needs replen
ishing lay one or more bags on the fire,
and as the bag burns the coal will fall
gently Into place without noise.
A gift much appreciated by a house
wife living in a small apartment where
cooking odors are hard to conquer is
an atomizer and a bottle of the best
lavender water. After airing the rooms
thoroughly spray once or twice with the
lavender, which is not only refreshing
ana ciean out a -real tonjc xor tired
nerves,-- :
For mixing flour and water use a fork
fb make it smooth and free from lumps. -
Brooms soaked in hot salt water wear
better and do not break.
To prevent lamps from smoking, wash
the wick thoroughly in warm water with
a little soap dissolved in it. Then rinse
In clean water and let dry. After it is
dry, soak the wick In strong vinegar for f
an hur; then dry. , , '
When salad dressing is liable to our
die a small pinch of soda dropped in will
prevent IP from doing so. .
To keep doughnuts from burning, drop
a piece of raw potato In the boiling fat,
and you will have no trouble with thra.V "