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I , - ; - f ilffl OF iPWiJS . tm hfltiirio it 01 rinu i& ii.ni i.i i in ii i .11 i rin.ni lllllll IIHIII lllll Ml III I HIIIII Mill vi viuihvv in yi klllll ' I ' . 1 ' THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1003. Ceremony Over Remains of j , jniier of I'ortujorai ana tne r Crown Prince Held Today :; i-Bodies Will Lie in State for Three. Days. Schooner Laden With Coa for Seattle Is Out Nearly lear and Captain ."Forced to x uy iiigii j.tico to XTe vent Scurvy in Crew. , fDnlM ri Las4 Wirt.) ." liabon, Frb. . .Funeral aervlcra vrara hM today over the remains of Klo Carlo and the crown prinoe In Bt. Vincent's cathedral with all tha Im posing ceremony of tha Catholic church. Weeping throne a llntd tha atreete lead- '. inf. to ipe caiaearai ana aouuia ruwi v of guard wera on duty to suppress any disturbances mat micni oe siariea whlta tha funeral cortera waa naaaln '. Xha widow of tha kin and Manual, the youturui kin or rortagai. remained ' away In accordance wita tha Portuguese custom, ji is unusual xor wiaowa ana th .children or the dead to attend ru- . 1 - ... AVI. ...... k. Isndl.. will 1m kv state hree lays before burial. ri1.?.,001 'or Bel Tne ceremonies be fan at 10 o'clock f"j Jn nowatorm. this moraine-. In the nresenoe of a srreat fathering of ambasaadors. offi cers or tha balaca and atate and other distinguished men the caaketa were car- (Cnltad Press Ltaaed Wirt.) San Franclsoo. Feb. f. Pumpkins at apiece, purchased at I'ltcairn Island from the descendants of the bounty mutineer, la al that eaved the crew of the American schooner William Not tingham from haying- the horrors of acurvy added to their already heayy wele-ht of wm. Tha William Notting ham, out nearly a year from New York,. leaking and shof t of provlalona. quoted . for reinsurance at SO per cant, given ' ud by many as lost, cut In hare Tnura- I day in distress. The Nottingham's destination la Seattle, and thla la tha Boll sw. ..' tklMl mnw.wt nlxtA at... wv, m w iivi m v. i v. WM.i'jfi.iat V . vuivw ' passing out tnrougn wen uate. The Nottingham left New Tork March 1 with over 1.200 tona of anthra cite ooal for Seattle. The schooner .During the A Host Valuable jlffent ,.. Tha glycerine tnplojrcd la Dr. Pierce)! nedlcines greatly enhances tha medicinal proprtlei which 11 extract from natlrt tnadioinal rooU and holds In. solution OBch batter than alcohol would. It aire possesses medicinal properties of Its own, seinr a. valuable demulcent, nntnuv. antfsAnflM .nit tntlfpmMt Tfc mAAm greatly to theeJBcacy of tha Black Cherry. wk, siooorooi, uoioan oeai root, oione Mot and Oumu'i rrkAft nntslnd Im Golden Medical DlteoTery'ln aubdolci chronic, or lingering ooog hs, bronchial, throat and lung affection, for all of whirr these aganU are recommended by itand ard nodical anthorltias.-. Tn all aM hnn tkM la It tart(n p nHv.v wmwsw m w n HWI1J way or ncan, iom or appetite, with waii atom u la too aarly atagM of con- ct tnai f iy. trltlva and thera can ba no doubt that fly at a vaiuaoia n Idn Sfil rootStona root, igestlon and building up tha 'Dim, controlling ui coa EC about a healthy condition 1 iritem. Of course. It mu: w!d til work mlrarlM It will miumptlon except In IU earlier avrlna la gcom eahi ltd b 2 tha t bee tot cur a urea. ral. ha ajxTTff imrlL with hoirtene. In acuutenn It it hoi o eflecuva it" It In tha lingering hang-on eoogha,or thoaoof long Handing, even when accompanied by bleeding from rang, that it hu performed lu most asaryelont enret. fttf. rinley Ellinrwood, M. D., of Ben nett Mad. College, Chicago, aayi of gly-Miiaa: In dytpepda H erres an e: loldiog a Sjcm Quantity of ydroaea In aalutlon. It la i . r . menaiactarea I i : . ' 1 ' i ac SS tJS!!!!!!Tmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm n i i , , , u i . ;' largaiini Yd Of fed ' wjH rnra vry vr nK... m. cnronlc cmiBlis. l)r(inrF!.ri rTTnTfiTD-ouTilrit. and rhn.nM tn,., nTILfiJlOoirsens. Jn acute ooucM in eeiTM an excellent purpose. : we peroaiae ot mi of iKa Km, of the preeant time In $400, $500 and $600 Lots Must Go, Today at $1 75 LOTS 25x101 FEET 3. INCHES, 5 MI NUTES ' FROM MOtfNT ilcbTT CAR TWELVE LOTS IS: ALb TrtA WE HAVE ) ' SIX MONTHS AGO j YOU WOULD HAVE PAID FROM $500 TO $700 FOR I i EACH heavy weather, which lasted until the I viiu vi in niwiui, i ii o 1 1 u ii umji u on the foremast were carried away and tha ruuaerusaa masneu. i ne xxoiungnam went Into Bermuda anrll i fnr ntmlri ana aauea again April is. After laavlnc Bermuda tha Notting ham began to ahed. aaila Tha ahlp ait aa wraaii r vai arai rawtrM uaMwiM at aA a e wti aajuvaea a, vr the cape of Uood Hope and Auaust SI . r 1 V. . . . . . i iiwhi ana repair- The voyage waa resumed October t, and tha neat day In a aouthweater the veasel waa struck on the atarboard quarter or a aea wmcn atarted ths schooner leaking at fhe rate of four inches an hour. For. two finun nut nt - - -- r .! WHIM mi Nottingham entered the.Oolden data wijr Kiiwnw a pump waa Kept going. Foul of bottom the veasel made alow ' . mt iresn rruit petered n t 1i."v rew from acurvy V" iaiuci t caiiea at fltcalrn Mwaa.tvwi. iMWIKWWK U piUHl UIH 111 Its action upon enfeebled, disordered stoia- pociauz u mare is vjoerauon or stomachX H Is a most eficiaal pre pars Hon. tarrhal ' ca- pumpaina at 11 apiece. Br :.!,,",t,"KJuCn!u fw dava ago and fftsi 1IKIIUS I rv in ajiiora moat oread. By careful uaa aya ago and tha dleeaee f the paiaca and atate an rivw arvin too uuaifw m uiv twwm- sldatfes palace, where they have reposed since February I, by servants of the house of Bnaganaa-40- earrlsges. The high, dlgnltariea of the church marched In rmnt At thm fnft I iu rrrvinff rrosaea. and they" wvire followed by the royal, civil and military households and the ministers, peers and deputies. Aa the funeral moved In the direction of the church of St Vincente de Fora It wasi heavily guarded by. troopa A military band played dlrgea at tha head of the procession. The carriages of the civil governor and the ministers fol- drawn by .eight horaes. Then came other carriages containing sultea of the am baaaaaors, offlcera of the regiments of the late kinj and the crown prince, the major domo of the palace and othT uiiiciai. m oas mo cnrriaifea was ' the- Imperial crown "of the dead king draped with crepe and surrounded by flowers and in tha following vehicle was , tha sword - and helmet of King Carlos. Well back In the procession -was .the carriage bearing the remalna f the king. The coffin could barely be aeen because of the great number of 'wrcs.uis arouna iu I ne urruii wiwi the remains of the crown prince foj,- iowea jmmeaiaieiy oenina. The bodies were received at tha church by tha brotherhood of Miseri cord la and by all the bishops and the archbishops of Portugal. In front, of the altar was the catalfaque, draped in gold ana Diaca. and upon it reated the caaketa of the king and crown prince VWI 111. MIV W t . ... Wt, On either side of the catafalque sat -r . the members of the royal household, and J JwariATt GrfiV PTPVPntQ Pmsa to the left waa tha throne of Cardinal r". "1 XlPCIll X IX)Se atrlarch. who conducted the cera-I nvii 4f J it monlea. - - . I VUUUU lur MJUUUCling' AI- After lying In state for. three daya ln t the church at VlncenU the bodies trill I lllll IV 1) lire 2.11- ui Mrrlad thpnn.h lh lnlaap to thai vn. royal pantheon, where the remalna of prince of the house rest. Afterward the major domo will awear the remalna mrv i iiijiw vi mo ah i k im prince, men ine caaaeia will do piaoea in tne nicnea jirvpeu-vu lur mem. um-ivr cne jmanirjr ouisiae . trie pant neon win rire volleys. A aalute of 191 guns from the forts will f i i i Olroerine will relieve many cases of pyrosi meanonrni aaa excessive guuio utonaclii acidity, Geldea Uedical Dtsooverr" enriches and m uiwu curias dioicbss. pimpiea erupUona, scrofulous awaUinaa and old sores. or ulcere. . ?A ? T y- Pierce, of Buffalo. K. T. TAV frtfwfa taviLlat !1lnap sail AK...a, ik. -w""" w ait a aasv a wi v Aedlclnal rnou composing this wonderful aaenicme. mere no aioobol la It I DRIVES U TO DHfll "'nd. where he bought a supply of I lf&1 eAM: to Secure Work in pumpkins at II anla. r ..1. 1 -. . TODAY Old Age Causes Suicide of Isaac Poland. I'EDS WI1SS io stop mm SUPREME COURT ' (VaStti Press Ima wi t Chicago. Feb. fl. wim.m n.'.ki. v. - - uiawio, WI1U whs irom JUearborn. nriBiri .. unue, lormeriy Marlon nv ... ling merrily over a a-nrwt intr. k. fnafiSl "A X,"f.W '. For. eral cout to- m..ln rf.a- rTfiS T"- - thV goVVrnmntUPhad DertAd. ha win tAa.i.. i . made huabaSd. " "er new,y Mian MaHnn riv.e lt aa. it. . of th SJ:t ;nenanos . V" --" -uinuriiies a snort time .A1 ln tryln 10 mak "affinity matches '' ch. n.i . 7:1 accorrtfn f.K--w lo uerrauo. rltne.se. W." 2. ? 5? 0f Prtnclnal witnesses against her. He testitied taiuornia .uattie h.mrs in Contest With Farmers of Lake County. ;. (Special Dlspsteh to The Journil.) Balcra, Or., Feb. 8. After four year' litigation, the fight between the Che vraucan Land & Cattle company, a sub- ' aldlary to the firm of Miller and Lux. Caiirornia cattle kings, and a half hun dred settlers of the rich farming and grailng lands along silver creek in Lake county for water rights, was argued at , length before the supreme court here yesterday. The suit for the water rights was , , originally begun before Judge H. L. Benson in the circuit court of Lake county. After a year and a half of Stubborn fighting for the control of the ii, vuuku joBiisun renaerea a ueciston .-; in favor of a majority of the settlers , and- against the . Chewaucan company , and (the remaining settlers. The case was then appealed to the supreme court, -before whom it has since been pending. It is the contention of the Chewau can company, which owns a vast area of land- around the Pauline marsh, into which Silver creek empties, that the settlers along- the river use ud the water before it -reaches the marsh, thereby ivsviusr ineir mnas in an ana and un- fiiuuucuvv txinuiiion. Attorney K. P. Watson of Portland . represented . the Chewaucan company, which concern Is one of the defendants : uu myyvimiuM,. wniie i. .J. Kutenlc ap 1 peared as attorney for the plaintiffs and . respondents. The' supreme court will probably decide the case within the next month. against her before the wmr.A i , i ilLgtVJrn,ment deP"ded upon him to fj ttlttl, Bt":onrest evidence at the com ing trial But now it la different After ?Sre1 cnlderatlon Grable "ami to the mnr hi on K.. . i -i"o io Orahlfl in ahniir 4k 4tJk a . today lntrodnnTn-V."-.'''1 ouildlng w mo ai tun. HIS UTUS FARMER'S ALLY But for Him Voracious Mr. Lepus Campestris Would Sweep the Earth. (United Press Leased Wlre.l Los Angeles, Feb. t. Crippled from years of labor, weakened by old age, hungry and alone,' with no friend or relative to cheer the evening of his life, Isaao Doland, nearly three score and ten, drank carbolic acid last nle-ht and waa found dead ln his little room I thla mnrntn. Thla nnt. w.. (mmj V - n .vuuu VU the dresser: "I can't get - any work. I have no money, so must end my life. I have been hunarv for several dn v. mA tor-JPY room. I will ba 70 'years old on eDruarr -z. i tried to hold out until my blrthdafr, but find It is too hard for nte. The folks have been good to me. I htva a hrnth.. n v tai..v. j W5yn1" .Saratoga county. New York. "(Signed) ISAAC LAND." Inland Empire Teachers. fSnecfll DltMtek ta Thm 3.wm.t Salem. Or., Feb. 8 The Inland Em pire Teachers' association will hold a convention ai ruiiman, Washlnirtnn . April 8-10. It comprises the territnrv east of the mountains and Includas ureiim, waaningron, laano and Mon tana. State Superintendent Ackermnn la nrealdent. r nn ntw Gim..u. . Churchill of Baker City la on the pro-. afiaauaa WATCH FOR OUR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS PROM NOW ON You can depend upon whenever we .buy anything it must be at a bargain, and when- ever we offer anything it is at a bargain Those 12 Lots Must Qo In 2 Days ON TERMS TO SUIT BUYERS Every Lot You Buy at $175 Is Worth From $400 to $600. OUR OFFER Includes three corner lots, all located on the south side, five minutes' walk from, streetcar. S. V. DAVIDOR & CO. Home Phone A1857, Phone Main 8115. Office open Sunday until noon. 206-7-8 Couch bldg. LET THE BITTERS V PROVE TO YOU (Special Dispatch to The Joornsl.) Pendleton, Or.. Feb. 8. One of the surprising results of the active coyote killing- campaign conducted ln eastern Oregon for the past month by the Wool on?Whw""0C,a.tl0? fcM betn to bring ....y . iuuioiu irom prominent farmers in every Interior counr against the slaughter of these pests. While the to save their flock.,: the"farmer8Te8lre" li. Kuypiea in me country, as wy mii on raoous and squirrels and thus protect the crops of the farmer Farmers claim that were It not for in uie ory aistrlcts of the 1 terlor where rnbbite are so plentiful, would be Impossible to raise crops. GIEL FALLS TO DEATH FK0JI FIRE ESCAPE TH03f as v. McCarthy, PONEER IN COTOITZ Dies, a Lone Old Man. but With Warm Friends Attending In Ills Last Hoars. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Kalama, "Wash., Feb. 8. Thomas V. McCarthy, a pioneer of Cowlitz county, 76 years old, died here yesterday of grip. He was a native of Belfast, Ire land. He came to America, ahnnf ah yearn ago ana seiuea in Kalama ln 1870. w inuuBinous ana valuable cltl .nil. ui. iiii VKii'iiin nil r-i ci a.. , number of devoted friend a were present tuc v lun tB ovciio. During the territorial days he was an enthusiastic worker ln politics and was ui V.UW1HS county for a i.u.iiMci vi yvarm. e was an ardent Catholic and was Instrumental In build- . ' . n 1.1IUI I . v. IBI 1.1 1 ill IUM.UIO, He had no relatives In America. Tha kn will ka aiAankvt&1 a as w avrva J nui ao iciiivtou iu v Ca II" couver tomorrow and will be buried in ma a.uioiio cemetery mi mat place, De- side his wife, who died about nine years ago. tie uaa ereciea a monument tnere to his wife and, with a suitable Inscrip tion now -to be made, the same shaft wiu serve as nis own visible memorial. BASKET BALL ON SKATES TOINIOHT TONIGHT EXPO RINK H. M. A. va. P. H. S. Game called at 9 p. m. Skating before and after the game, till 11 P.M. Portland Welcomes Her Goesls Fron Ute IcIioJ Empire WITH A1N THE FOOD VALUE OF Baker's Cocoa is attested by IO 7 Years of Constantly JLt Increasing Sales New (United Preaa Leased Wi. -aora, jro. 8. Margaret Lan w innianujr Killed yea a lire escape . That 'It Is Just the medicine to restore the clogged bowels and makeybu strontr i aa"ed 22, waa instai and robust ae-aln. It hn . ?.terday by falllna from thousands of other cases. One bottle irlon the. fifth floor of a burninar anart meni nouse at columbua avenn ,ni I Seventieth street. Th untn.t, ...... young woman had been sUndlnar on th rire escaoe awaftlnir th. .rri...T -ui , "iicu buv auiypea on tne icy I aratlnar nnrl fell tn ' I . - - . . . ...j utuuui t ana spread Wltn rreat ranMlfv h. ... pressure being low. A number of. the If r. hi rhC a i 'l er t .. nssa. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters be' aufriM.. baaftSlSSS- rdofOTiJ anneal ""uia ai man and cl nan., it jam . yJpreventi J rwniasBTroar, COSTTTEV2SS. r szzaovnmss, . -ooua, oxzm, and. T.aaT. - TJB? is and Aetna. . . w w . uuaaau tj j OlllUKD, monetary loss, is 126,000. The HOQUIAM YOUNG MEi LIKE KUCKEAKEBS I M 50 I Beslatered - 0.6.1ai CALIFORNIA 0B& lzl auNsrr -ril VeV' 7 1 Europe and America once v WT1"1 Wapatch to The Journal.)' tofnirV,1,..8" i?r-Ctv At . . - .i.iain r. -flmnnii WHICH who , spaech re in whlpt:.mTj. "earning spae ooraement of k1 tVL. unanimcua n- mayor at th iT"B" .el cluli for iien wm cr,vv" "inr x a tax second clans city. Try delay. it wit I Rahla eR- ii-A dlaoatnh tr . , ' dit. Magallir whS temDteK0f th6 D V . J Jf the ISrarillaa ,tau 'h' conquest JWJt f His lieutenant Gordoi? lnaa. Oraea. ' : 1 canturad. or.,haa also baan : We have alwavs maintaineJ the highest standard in the quality or our cocoa and choc olate preparations and we sell them at the lowest price for which unadulterated article I can be put upon the market. Waiter Qt& Co., Lti: Established 1780 KlfflKIDl' IIASL Portlandto LoaS Angeles, AND RETURN Including Side Trips to Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Monterey . ' "id Pacific Grove. ONE MONTH FOR GOING TRIP SIX MONTHS FOR RETURN TRIP STOPOVERS AT PLEASURE WITHIN LIMITS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ounsnine tioral festivals, endless drives through orange orchards 5 Z&AZu'! "J, .urf b.thi, tbrivindg bine tomakak ?lncr!a"ract,..n' com- of the year. Viacc in America at mis season 7? ROAD OP A THOUSAND WONDERS Which takes you there, hasn't an uninteresting hour for the entire trip. Read about it Call at the City Ticket Office, Third and Washington Sts., Portland aim inquire aa aoout it, - 7 ' YOU CAN MAKE BREAKFAST TOAST AT THEl TABLE Clean, Crisp, Hot, Delicious COAL Creek COAL None Better to Be Had at Any Price RANGE OR FURNACE East 7 $ 7.00 Per Ton . Special Price, to Suburban Districts R B. JONES & CO. ' 131 EAST WATER ST. v NO SOOT NO DIRT B The Electric Toaster Is 12 inches long, 6 inches wide and stands 6 inches high. Elegantly finished in black,- with 'nickel trimmings J equipped with cord and plug, ready for immediate use. It will toast three slices of bread at one time; and may be connected to any electric lamp socket. Price of Electric Toaster, djj tf with all equipment . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44eUU Cost to Operate will not Exceed DIVE? CENT AN HOUR Electric Heating and . Cooking Devices are indis pensable for Comfort in the Household. v ELECTRIC HEATING PADS ELECTRIC FLATIRONS i ELECTRIC COFFEE PERCOLATORS UUUTKIU CHAFING DISHES . ELECTRIC RADIATORS BABY MILK WARMERS DOMESTIC ELECTRIC MOTORS ' , On Sale al (he Conpaay's Supply Dcparlncnl, 147-149 , 7(h St Call Phoaes Uala 668S, A5SI7 lor InforoalUa Portland, Railvay.Liht&PbwerCo; it v r t
