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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY. EVENING " MARCH y2I. 1003.
EMPLOYBIEXT AGENCIES
V C R. Hansen, Jr. :
EMPLOYMENT OUTICtt
fen. I N. til Main Ibtt.
Women, MH Wtib st oMstn Sill ,
Help supplM free to employers.
iV aha kTf.k EMPLO V me.t CO.
I.OU0EU3 A MILLMEN Headquarter
7 N. 24. rnone M 3007 at our expense,
, C. - H. MUHRAT. Mgr.
POHj1Lan6: KMpTOYMENT OKK1CE.
:n5U Morrison it.,.. Phone Pacific 22
ST N. Id t Phons Paclflo 1100
oLb "AMtkiCAW kUplMmen x
Keal Estate Agency. Timber land
specialty. N. 3rd at. Pacific 7tf.
BANKS.
fIRST NATIONAL, BANK, Portland, Oregon.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,100,000.
NO INTEREST PAID ON ACCOUNTS.
ELECTRICAL 6UrrLJE8
WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS. 1
th at. Contractors, alactrlo supplies.
motors and dvnannoa; we Install plania
PACIFIC ELECTRIC KNGI NEKRINO
Co. Motora nr aala or rani; wiring
and supplies. Ill id at.
r . FCBNITLRK REPAIRING.
KIKHl'-CLABS WORK. MODERATE
prices; shirt waist boxes, pillow.
msttreane. Bijou Upholstery, 127 lltn.
Main 81.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OK PORTLAND. OREGON.
Tranaacta a Oeneritl nmkin, Ru.in,,, Iiuiiith ihshed Available 'In
All Ctiea of tha United States and Europe, Hongkong and Manila. Collactlona
,, . mnj on rsvoraoie icrma.
President.. J. CAINH WORTH I Cashier R. W. SCIIMEER
Vice-president R. H.EA BARNE8 Assistant Csshler W. A. HOLT
, Asslstsnt Caahlar. A. M. WRIGHT
T ADD 4k T1LTON. RANKERS Portland, Oregon. Estsbllsbsd 1868.
W. M I. Aim n v i iin J XV. UD&
Transact a Oanarai inlrlnv Vm.lnaaa. HAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Savings book a Issued on savings depoatta. Interest paid on time deposit
TUB BANK Off1 fiumPMU v.t.Kii.hA mi Haad Office. San Franolaoo.
I Caplu paid up. . . . . .14,000,000 I Surplua and undivided profile 110,161.171
uaneral tanking and Exchange Busineas Tranaaoted. Jnteraat on Time
Deposits. . SAVINOi-J DEPARTMENT Accounts may be opened of 110 and up-
w,rd- Portland Branch Chamber of Commerce Building.
WM. R. MACKKA Manner I J. T. BITRTCHAELL. . . Aest Manager
HIT ERCM ANTS NATIONAL HANK Portland. Oregon
mi J. FRANK WATbON... President I R. 1 DURHAM....
B. C CATCHING Second Aaalatant Caahier.
Vlee-Preaident
.Aei't Cashier
GASOLINE ENGINES
STATIONARY AND MARINE; ELEC
trlo equipments; launches, accessories;
wholesale and retail; en fine repairing.
Rejrson Machinery t,, me Morriaon.
! BMAtlEY MARINE MOTORS. TWO
and three part com hi nation take ths
lead. J. E. Wolff, agent, car Phoenix
Iron Works. . ' ,
STATIONERY AND MARINE OAttO-
line engines; we manufacture them;
get our prices. Fairbanks. Morae A Co.
GENERAL REPAIRING
Transacts a General Banking liualneia. Drafts and letters of Credit Issued.
Avanapie to AU Parte or tna wono. collections a ppwciany.
IIONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
jr ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building.
" Municipal, Rnllroad and Publlo Service Corporation Bonde.
DOWNINO-HOPKI.NS COM PA N Y Established 1192 BROKERS.
STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin.
PrlTate Wires. Roomi 201 to 104 Couch Bldg. Phonea: M-ISS; A-2II7.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD.
TOUR OFFICE FURNITURE
cleaned, repaired and polished every
rnonin fori. ynone j-acinc mo.
Vlihi HUliMKK UlCkCLE. ElBCTKlO
SI a no siaoiins rrpairina ana iun
rlca: key-flitlnr. II Stark. M. TOtl.
HACKS AND UVER1ES.
, l0ft STABLES, HACKS, LIVER T,
boarding and aala; furniture moving;
122 Union ave.t East till; nljrht pboue
Main 1044. v w. A.' Hewaian. yrop.
HOTELS
EUROPEAN
HOTEL ' PORTLAND,'
tlOTEL OHEOUN. EUROPEAN PLAN
Hut ei. impkhiau eur.. ii and tip
PERKINS. EUROPEAN. 1 AND UP.
hKLVKDKKE, Kurorx-an; 4lh and Alder.
BELLEVtiE. EUR 4TH ANu SALMON
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.
HAIR ROOTED, CURLED. CRIMPED
' and waved to stay, and made up. J.
J. Borg. 421 E. th. East 1111.
INSURANCH
JAS-McL WOODftCO ALL KINDS OF
Inaunuica, surety bond a McKay bldg.
ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE XNSUUA-NCK
144 Sherlock bldg.
JEWELERS
J. WOLF, Ml WASH. FINE SPECTA.
cles 10a Elgin watches IB. Repairing.
IXHERAND FINDINGS
CHARLES L MA8TICK CO.. FRONT
and Oak-sts. leather and skins of
every description for all purpose; sole
end tap cuttera; findings,
LEAVING PORTLAND.
Roaeburg Passenger 1:11 a. m.
Cottage Grove Passenger.. 4:11 p. m.
California Expresa 7:41 p. m.
San Francisco Expresa ... II (00 night.
WEST SIDE.
Corvatlla Paaaenger ....... T:00 a, rn.
Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p. m.
roresc urovi i-asaengsr . ,.jl:uu a. m.
Southern raclflc. ARRIVING PORTLAND.
Oregon Express 7:81 a. m.
Collage Grove Paaaenger ..11:10 a. m.
Roaeburg Paaaenger 5:10 p. m.
roruana jtxpre 11:10 p. m.
WEST SIDE.
Corvallls Paaaenger I:IB p. m.
Sheridan Paaaenger 10:10 a. m.
Foreat Grove Passenger... 1:00 a. m.
Forest Grove Paaaenger ... 1:60 p. m.
DEDICATION OF HISTORIC .
r PULPIT ROCK TOMORROW
V p V--"
:::
' : t .
E ?? "' f
Forest Grove Paaaenger ... B:40 p. m.
Jefferson Street Depot.'
Portland to Dallas ....r.. 7:40 a. m. II Dallas to Portland 10:11 a. m.
Portland to Dallas 4:11 p. tea Dallas to Portland B:S0 p. m.
Oawego-Portland suburban Leaving Portland at 6:10 a. m., hourly trains
during morning and afternoon. 1 Last train leaves depot for Oswego at 11:20
p. m.
1:10 a. m.
Taroma A Seattle Exn.
North Coast A Chicago, Llm 2:00 p. m.
Overland Express ........ .11:45 p. tn.
Northern Pacific.
North Coast Limited T:00 a. m.
Portland Expreas 4:11 p. m.
Overland Express 1:18 p. rn.
Oregon Rail road & Navigation t'ompany.
, Pendlpton Passenger 7:16 a. m.
Chicago-Portland Special 8:30 a. ox.
Spokane Flyer 8:16 p. m.
Kan. (Ity A ChL Exp 6:00 p. m.
8:00 a, m.
Spokane Flyer
Ch.. Kan. City A Port Exp. f :46 a. m
Chicago-Portland Special..
rortimia passenger
8:60 D. m.
6:16 p. m.
Astoria & Columbia River.
Astoria A Seaside Express. 8:00 a. m. II Astoria A Port. Passenger..l2:ll p. m.
Astoria Expresa 8:00 p. m, Portland Expreas 10:00 p. m.
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spo 8:16 p. m.
Via Seat.. Vic A Vane. .... 2:00 p. m.
Via Bumas 11:46 p. m.
Canadian Pacific lUIIway Co.
C. P. R. Short Line, via Spo. 8:00 a. m.
Via Van., Vic. and Seattle .8:16 p. m.
Via 8umas and Seattle.... 7:00 a. m.
6 iiiHmBHiiiilifcii
BI6 GRAFT FUIID
TO DEFEAT BILL
Charged That " Anti-Racing
Keasure in .lvew York
.Will Be Lost in Senate;;
(UalUd Frees Leased Wire.)
Albany. N. ,T.. March IL With ths
fight over the antl-raoe track bill near
I ing the last round in the state leglsla-'
ture a lgnlflcant change became appar
erit today In the opinion! of tha .legis
lative experts as to the chances of pas
sage , of tha , famous' Agnew , bill. Tha
opponents of tha measure are now will
ing to bet even money that tha bill will
be killed in tha senate, ;
The basis for these rumors is the
retort that a large amount of monav
for Illegitimate use .in the senate has
been raised by the race track interaata
and the bookmakers. Some persons.
who claim to be "In the know olaoa
me amount or inis aiiegea corruption
fund at 1200.000., .
r
New Incorporation!. . ,
(SeecUI Dlepatek te Tbt JenraaLl '
D.I. r ' Xi . 4 . , b. t . 1 - .
corporation have been filed In the off ine
ex me secretary or state aa rollows:
Grand view Addition eomnanv Prln,
Iclpal office. Klamath Falls, Oregon;
capiwi stocK, e,vu; incorporators, k.
I Hsll. a. IV. White and E. P. Morgan.
Hurley-Mason company Incorporated
under the laws of the stste of Wash.
1 1 n niH ..n i BtAnir linn nnn b ,
in-fact, George C. Mason, Portland, Ore
gon. .
LrJ DOCTOR
Gee Vb
Tke WeltXi
- Kelts
CHINESE
Beet aas Berk
see ssase Bfe staoy ef reaU
a aai etaar imcorm4 eaS te tlilu
aad kerwi.'
a tke
NO XlkCC
lis without ArriiTi
WITHOUT THJ AIO Of A k-MUX.
M.S 00
kla wondwrol reae4le.
roisoss pa paun
VlTHOOf 6ftlATIO. ol .
Scoffs Sanlal-Pepsin capsGia
A POSITIVE CURE
ForTaflamtaatleaerOeAafrhot
tke IH4Wrna IHMaI Ekt
Mrs, avuaaasorax. vares
lalckly sad fermeaeDtly the
eerst run el tteiaiiliaaa
taa aiej4.HMiuri
flilliweeitalaa,
Cara Leave Ticket Office and Waiting-
Room, First and Alder streets,
. FOR OREGON CITY:
4:00, 6:20 s. m., and every 20 min
utes (on the hour snd half-hour), to
nd including 8:00 p. m.. then 10, 11;
last car, 12, midnight. 1
Gresham, Boring, Eagle Creek, Eata
cada, Cazadero, Falrview and Trout
dale 7:14, 8:15, 11:16 a. m.; 1:16,
8:45. 6:16, 7:28 p. m.
Portland Rj Light Power Co.
FOR VANCOUVER.
Ticket office end waiting-room. Sec
ond and Washington streets.
A. M. 6:16. 6:60, 7:26. 8:00, 8:26.
9:10, 10:30, 11:60
P. M. 12:20. 1:10. 1:60. 2:20. 1:10.
2:60. 4:80. 6:10. 6:60, 8:20, 7:06. 7:40,H
:i&, :Z6, io:36, ii:46".
On third Monday In every month
last car leaves at v:ub p. m.
'Dally ex. Mon.
Pulpit Rock, Showing Also Luxillo, an Aged Indian Who Was In That
Congregation 70 Tears Ago.
ILi be
Dally ex. Sun.
MONEY TO LOAN
' . REMEMBER.
, '' IF YOU WORK.
VnD WILL. LOAN TOU MONET.
SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES.
"ABSOLUTELY NO BKtUUI'l I."
OUR RATES ARE THE LOWEHT.
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK?
STATE SECURITY CO,
1 ' ' 704 DEKUM BLDG.
MONEY.
For all salaried people. Come snd get
it; cheapest ratoe, smallest paymsnts In
city;, ror any one mat wants to mm a
loan privately and desires to be treated
nonoraeiy this is the place.
HUTTON CREDIT CO..
.- 812. fifth floor, Dekum bldg.
LOANS MADE ON ALL STOCKS AND
bonds, U. 6. Steel. Southern Pacific.
Unloa pacific snd 60 other good stocks
sold on Installments; writs me what
you have and wish to buy. sell or bor
row on; prompt, reliable service. C EL
Rankin, Monadnock b'dg.. Ban Francisco.
SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO
; salaried employes and on piano, fur
niture, warehouse receipts, horses, insur
ance policies and all kinds of securities.
New Era Loan A Mortgage Co., 205
Ablngton bldg.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO
ple" and others upon their own names
without security; cheapest rates, easiest
psyments; offices in 63 principal cities;
; save - yourself money by getting our
terms first Tolman. 828 Ablngton bldg.
MONEY . TO LOAN FOR BUILDING
purposes; can be repaid In monthly
Installments. Call for uarticulara. Co
lumbia Life A Trust Co, 214 Lumber
ixenange Diog.
$100,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 81.00U
or more, I to 7 oer cent, on Improved
realty. M. O. Griffin. 18 Stark
1iOAN& . ON REAL ESTATE CHAT-
tela or oereonsi security. W A. Hath-
a way, 10 Washington bldg. Pacific 1832.
Oregon Electric' Railway Company
Leaving Portland
8ulem and Int. points 6:16 a. m.
Salem and Int. points 8:25 a. tn.
Salem. Tualatin, Wllson-
vtlle. W. Woodburn, Ltd.. 9:05 a. m.
,Salem and Int. points 11:06 a. m.
Salem and Int points 2:30 p. m.
Salem, TuHlatln, Wllson-
vliie. W. Woodburn. Ltd. 8:25 p. m.
Salem and Int polnta 6:80 p. m.
Arrlvlnr Portland.
Salem and Int points 8:35 a. in.
Salem and Int points 10:21 a. in.
Salem. Tualatin. Wllson-
vllle. W. Woodburn, Ltd.. 11:36 a. m.
Salem and Int points 1:26 p.' iu.
Halem and Int. points 4:60 p. m.
Salem, - Tualatin, Wllson-
vllle, W. Woodburn, Ltd. 6:10 p. m.
Salem1 and Int points 7:52 p. m.
PAINTING AND PAPERING
PAINTING, PAPERING. KALSOMIN
Ing. W. M. Johnson, 429 6th st
Main 8676. ,
FOR BEST WORK, PRICES RIGHT,
call P. A. Doane. E 1096. 104 Union ava.
PLATING AND O.TJDIZLNG
refin:shin3. FIXTURES. PORT
land Plating uo., am n wan. &'
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES, RENTED, REPAIRED,
aold. P D. C. Co.. 221 Stark. Tel. 1407.
TRANSFER AND HAULING
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
DUFUR A DUFUR, 611 CORBETT
blda Phone A-633: largest and most
complete stenographic office in west.
PLUMBERS
DONNERBERG A RADEMACHER. SOI
Burnslde stpnone wain
PRINTING
MODERN PRINTER Y MOVED TO
148 6th st. opn. Mejer A Frank's.
OGlLbEE fctKOS.. PRINTERS CAKDH,
billheads, etc Main 1868. 146H 1st
SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONF1-
dential; easy to get and easy to pay.
T. A. Newton, 611 Buchanan bWg
MORTGAGES
Dwelling house
wanted. . 1200 up; no , delay, W. 8.
Ward, 210 Allsky bldg.
MORTGAGES, FIRST OR SECOND
liens and other real estate securities
discounted. H. E. Noble, Commercial piK.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
PROTECT YOUR IDEA WB CAN
patent It Moulton & Scober, attor
neys, 604 Columbia bldg., Portland, Or.
J. J. IIIKSHIIEIMER. 227 H WASH. BT
patent and pension attorney.
PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. A. J, MAT
ter. 618 Commonwealth bldg.
PAINT8L OIL AND GLASS
C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE
company, office and commodious 4
story brick warehouse, with separate
iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val
uables, northwest corner of 2d and Pine
sts. Pianos and f urn ture moved and
packed for shipping. Phones Main 696,
Home A-1998.
(Specttl PUpatcb to Tbe JsarniL)
The Dalles, Or., March 21. The Joint
committees of the Good Intent society
of the Methodist church snd the Hlstor
leal Society of Old Fort Dalles will hold
services tomorrow in commemoration
of the first sermon preached in this
city, seventy years ago, rrom Pulpit
Rock, one of the ojdest pulpits In the
wona. rne nrst preacnera were Kev.
Jason aLee and Rev. Perkins, In 1838,
on March 12, which also fell on a Sun
day. Those Intrepid snd earnest mission
aries spoke to. the Indians, nnd called
their audience together by means of a
large horn. The Indians flocked from
Celllo. Wlshram and all the villages
around.
The services tomorrow will be held
out of doors at the base of the ancient
pulpit of conglomerate rock. The pro
gram follows
Singing "Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow." choir and audience;
repeating 23d Psalm, audience; prayer:
All Han tne rower or jeaus Name,
choir and audience; historical address,
Professor F. II. Grubbs; , "Rock of
Ages." double male quartet: historical
letters, read by George H. Htmes; Solo,
"Jesus Lover of My Soul," W. E. Rose;
address. Rev. Daniel L. Rader; unveiling
of tablet. Miss E. Waif Grubbs; singing.
"America," choir and audience; benedic
tion. The ceremonies will be held at I
o'clock in the afternoon.
A bronse tablet, with the names of the
first missionaries and the date of ths
first sermon Inscribed, will be plsced on
the rock, and this will be unveiled by
Miss Wslf E. Grubbs, a granddaughter
of Jason Lee.
An Iron fence will soon surround the
old pulpit for Its better protection.
Ssard That First sermon.
Not Ions aao old Luxillo. an Indian
from Warmsprlng agency called on
Mrs. W. Lord of this city and stated
tnat he could remember when eLee and
Perkins called his people to hear them
preach. He said they called them with
the blowing of a horn and that the red
men came from Wlshram, Celllo and all
around to "hear those good palefaces
preach the word. Old Luxillo is very
aged, but retains an accurate memory of
Historical events and can state them
with .precision. He is, therefore, of
great value to nistory-nunters, for he
is not adverse to telling what he knows.
wnicn is unusu&i. lor an inaian to do,
URINARY
DUCHARQEl
RELIEVED US
24 HOURS
Each Cap- -s
sole besrsftrflDY)
me
A ALL DBCQGI8TS
.. Tftrast 3UBttiai .nimmnZZ
Troebbwi Um 1st HtiM4. ' gteu'le Weak?
se sag ill PttTre fit . ,
AiURE CANCER CURE;
fast kekslvM h- iJkCklMaia, Nn,
urr too mn Amicno. poit cbuz.
mm Hiaumvi,
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tad etresW. IseleM 4 easts Is sIsbm.
CONSULTATION FREB
tU C. Xt WO CHJMEII HkttlCUli uo
M8),.rinrt It. Cr. llemseaiv "7,
tbses BKatMs lata J
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lawlwibifct
If be eannotsarnly the
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IllmttaUd bock mSt. It
fall Bitiealn sail i4iMti t-
VmliubietoladlM. M nvvl.
jb. aas sr bw torn.
Far sele ly Skldaiere Drug Os., Weeaaid,
Okwke Os, ead Lase4avle Drag Oe.- gtana.
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
W TUB BIAMOIfD BJUXBl a
w U
f kMlMWk BlMMTIl,
A.kfnrt 111'
Rlbbw.
PUto ia tU4 l t14
mmmnm Bunw riLLL ft
kmm M BmL BUM. AIwm kdlakla
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
WHAT IT COSTS TO
OLS EN-ROE TRANSFER CO.
General tranafer and storage; safes,
pianos and furniture, etc, moved, packed
and shipped. 808 Oak St.. between Front
and 1st, t'lione Main 647, A-8247.
ROSE CITY TRANS. CO. ALL OR
ders given prompt attention. E. 2168;
res, a. mi. j. tj. f inaiey, msnsger.
OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 114 N. 6TH.
Main as. Heavy hauling and storage.
INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE & TRANb
fer Co. Storage 824 Stark. Main 467.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS
M. A. OUNST A CO-
DISTRI3UTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
PUHTLAND. OREGON.
ENLIGHTEf.
VOTERS
More Than $10,000 Is the
Total Bill Citizens Pay
$2,797.34 of This.
EVKHDINO A FARRELL PRODUCE
ana commission merensnts. 140 trroat
St., r-ortland. Or. Phone Msln 178.
OREGON FURNITURE MANUFA&
turlng Co. Manufacturers of furnl.
ture for the trade. Portland, Or.
WADHAMSACO.. WHOLSESALE QRO
cers. manufacturers and commiaaion
mercnants. 4tn ana obk sts
F. E. BEACH A CO, THE PIONEER
Paint Co. Window glass and glaxing.
j ist. fnone
" Immediate loans. 85 to ib.ooo. on
aU securities.' R. L Eckerson A Co,
room 6. Wsshington bldg. Mam tsa
AdONEY TO LOAN. LARO:; LOANS
specialty, building" loans; Rawest rates;
' lire insurance, w, o. J-tecK. an f ailing.
' BAiARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT
Employes' Losn Co.. 716 Dekum.
' LOAN FOR THE ASKING SALARY OR
.: chattel. The Loan Co.; '410 Dekum.
WU1CK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES
r, S. W. King 46 Wash, bldg. M. 6100.
t MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS
? of security. W. HoH. R. . Wash bldg.
1 JN SUMS OF 13,000 TO 120,000 u.
-. W. Goddard, 110 2d st -
JSICAIij
EMIL THIELHORN, PUPIL OF PRO-
icssor otakar sevciK, violin ana vioia
teacher. A-4180 834 Pine. Pao. 2886.
MUSIC STORE. BAND INSTRU-
ments. L. Seiberllng. 204 Tourney
old.. 2d end Tavlor.
REAL ESTATE
J. M. Pltteneer & Co,,
263 Russell st. Phone E. 4649. Fire
insurance, loans, real estate.
J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND
loans: eatab 1883. 1 46 Vs 1st room 11.
ROOFING.
TIN ROOFING, GUTTERING.
pairing and general JoDblng. J.
212 Jefferson st. Pacific Ms.
RE-Iosll.
RUBBER STAMPS A
lND
SEALS
ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P.
UUUOjJJl Stark, Tel. 1407.
STREET PAVING
WARREN ''eeNSTRUCTlON CO.
Street Mvln.i. sidewalks and crosa-
ings. 814 Lumber Exchange.
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING CO.
of Portland. Office 6&f Worcester blk.
PIANO. VIOLIN, TROMBONE AND
clarinet. Prof. Smith. 292 12th. M.
4718. A-3860.
MANDOLIN, GUITAR. BANJO. J. PAR
ker, suite 42, Milner bldg.. 860 H Mor.
LOUIS A. CREITZ. TEACHER OF
violin. 211 Sherman, cor. 1st, Pac. 188.
SIGN AND SHOW CARDS
LEW1S-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co.. barbers' suoDlies. barbers' furni
ture, oaroers cnnirs. lotn and Morrison.
THE GRATON & KNIGHT MFG. CO..
ohk tanners, leather belting manufao
iiirera. t-ortiana, or., 1)1 1st St
BATES-WIGHT CO.. CALENDARS. AD-
vertising novelties. 160 f tn st
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS
ware. Prsel. Hegele A Co.. ' Portland.
ALLEN & LEWIS GROCERIES.
TRANSPORTATION
COOS BAY LINE
The steamship BREAKWATER leave
Portland Wednesday it I a xn. from
Oak street dock, for Worth Sena, karsa.
field and Coos Bar DOlnts. Freisht re
ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing.
Passenger fare, first class. 110: second
class. 7, including berth and meals.
Inquire city ticket offloa, Third and
Washington streets, or Oak atreet dock.
MINES AND INVESTMENTS. .
WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE. 1.000
shares t the Champion Group Min
ing company's stock; must sell on ac
count of leaving city; make cash offer.
M-Z, Journal. ,t
FOSTEK & KLEISER, SIGNS, THE
largest sign maker tn the northwest
6th and Everett sta. Phone Priv. Ex. 66.
Home A-1166.
JANES, JOHN'SON &- CO.. SIGNS
and cards of all kinds made to order.
211 4th st. Phone Pacific 836.
SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT
, land Sign Co.. 28T Stark. Pacific 1696.
SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES
MONUMENTS
BU K.1NGSLEY. IbS 1ST.. PORT-
land s leading marble and granite wks.
NOTARY PUBLIC
, C F. PFLUGER, NOTARxTpUBLUi
eommUsioner of deeda DeuUcoes
tiotarlst H. 14 Mulkey bldg 2dSnd MoV
, OSTEOPATHIC , PHYSICIANS
DR. CLARA MACFARLANK. SPECIAL
. 1st gynecorogy and obstetrics, 811-14
Pwenandbldg., Main 6566; A-1966; res.
Dit LILLEBELLK PATTERSON SptT
rlallst on nervous.' a.-ute and chronic
NeHses. 21 T Fenton bldg. PsHflr 1148
Pit. )C l. NOKTHKUP. 415-1.17 1KU
kum bi1n id
Phone Main 848.
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and .Washington SU.
cjtauitnauoa ires.
SHOWCASES OF. EVERY DESCRIP
tion: bank, bar and store fixtures
made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Co.
I'HK JAMES 1. MARSHALL MFG. CO..
showcases, cabinets, store and office
fixtures. 289 Couch st Psctlie 21 SI,
R. H. BIRDSALL, DESIGNER; AUT. M.
winter Lumper to., t nammon piag.
Columbia River Scenery
EUUliATUa UIMB WYB B BBS,
Dally service between Portland and
The Dallea, except Sunday, leaving
w, wuu m b . , a. oi. ml 1 1 v ill a bwhi B
p. m carrying freight and passenger a
Splendid accommodations . for outfits
and livestock.
Dpck foot of Alder st, Portland; foot
of Court st. Tbe Dallea Pbone Mais
n. foruana.
(Special Diipatcb to Tbe JournaL)
Salem, Or., March 21. The sending
out of the pamphlets containing the
measures to' be voted upon at the gen
eral election in June, together with the
arguments for and against them, has
been begun by tbe secretary of state.
Already over 60,000 have been sent out
to voters whose names nave Deen sud
mlttnri te the secretarv of state.
The state printer has prepared 100,000
of these pamphlets in all at a cost of
18,37s. io. UI inis amount ma perauna
submitting the measures and arguments
will have to pay $2,797.14 as their pro
portion, as llxea oy law. . upe lotai
amount collected by the secretary of
state from the filers of the arguments
Is 82,900. An adjustment will be made
on a ner nare basis, ana those who
have paid more than their share will re
ceive a refund, while the others who
have not paid their full percentage will
have to remit the difference.
The postage for the sending out of
these arguments will cost about 11.000.
and the cost of 16.378.76 will have to
be added to It before the actual expense
of getting out the measures can be .as
certained, the amount of postage, the
cost for clerks engaged In mailing.
about 260, and the cost of securing, the
names of voters.
Secretary of State Benson, it is esti
mated, has saved about 18,000 in the
getting ud or the pamphlet by his ar
ran fr.ra ant tt V.A mM.ltrM
SPIRIT OF REVOLT
IN OLD TAMIL
MASON FUNERAL TO
BE HELD TOMORROW
Services in Charge of Dr.
Brougher at White Tem
pie at 1:45 o'clock. -
The funeral of Albert B. Mason, of
the firm .of 8ealy, Mason A Co who
died at his home, 669 Sixteenth1 street
early this morning after an illness of
several mon tha. Will be held tomorrow af
ternoon at 1:45 o'clock at the White Tem.
pie. ur. Brougher will officiate. The
uinrraeni, wnicn is to he private, will
iw ,it nivervifv cemetery.
fc.M''..Ma,0.n ,ear" of age and
had lived in Portland more than 30
was one or tne best known
wholesale grocers on the coast Death
was due to a stroke of paralysis some
time ago. Since his Illness he has not
been able to leave his house.
In 1878 Mr. Mason came around the
nuui hi . umouii snip, Oregon, which
was built for Pacific coast trade: In
180 he engaged In the grocery business
, iv.uaim vuBi!ier witn .rticnara
eaiy. ,
Mr. Mason was born In Mdfii vr..-
huiubciii. no leaves a wire and -a
brother.-Harry S. Maann. h n...
Medfleld. Mr. Maaon was a member of
HOUSE-CLEANING DAY
AT ASHLAND NORMAL!
DR. TAYLOR
The Leadloj; Specialist
WEAK M
I want to Impress It upon every weak man
that- I can make him strong, vigorous,
healthy, alert and free from every taint of
disease and weakness. I have limited my
specialty in practice to only a few of the
mo.rJ? important disorders, so that I could
KNOW these thoroughly. My experience
a,on.l. th'" on Pth fr twenty-five years
qualifies me to say positively that such trou
bles as Spermatorrhoea, Xst Vigor, Tartoo
eele. Hydrocele. Oonorrhoea, Byp hills, Btxio
oara and "Weakness" can be cured perfectly
o m to stay cured. Of course. I use differ
ent methods than the ordinary physician.
Most of these are original with me and were
devised for Just such canes as the ordinary
courses of treatment fail to reach.
The Scientific Treatment of Weakness
.Dosing . tha system with powerful stimulants and tonics in an effort
to restore runctionai vigor can have but one final result The condi
tion 1b rendered worse than before. "Weakness" Is merely an indica
tion of a low form of inflammation in the prostate rrland, and this in
flammation is but aggravated by stimulating remedies that excite tem
porary activity. I employ the only scientific and fully effective treat
ment for "weakness," which effects a permanent cure by restoring the
prostate gland to a sound and healthy state. I obtain complete results
In every case I treat Interesting literature and a beautifully engraved
chart -free if - you will calL
EXAMINATION FREE
roKBraTATIOjr rmiB-MT HONEST AND CANDID ADVICE COSTS
TOU , NOTHING. I cheerfully give you the very best opinion. , guided by
years Of successful practice. Man om.nf tw i ..fi -.l-i.. ii . ....
cannot call, as many cases yield readily to proper home treatment and
cure.
fromMfo0to?ie f Pen U aa3r fr0M m' t0 P- m- nd Sundays
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
834U Moxaxsozr STSEXT.
OOKKZB BZOOVB AH9 MOMMXMOK TBx5T, TOMTXtAtTD, OXBOOaT
Statement No. 1 Republicans Bead
to Get Back at Machine Good
and Hard.
WOBTH TACXTXO STXAM8HXP CO.
,, - BTSAJCsxzra
Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder
Sail for Eureka. San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m.
" omce ill Third .near Aide.
SAFES ,
DIEBOLD manganese safes
Large stock; lockouts opened, Jans,
metat rurnlture. J. E. uavis, Bf sn st.
STORAGE f
WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT, ON
track; goods stored. Western Storage
A Transfer Co.. 221 Hawthorne ave.
TOWEL SUPPLY
CLEAN; TOWELS DAILT COMB,
. brush, soap. 81 per month. Portland
Laundry 4k Towel Supply Co- It It and I
Couch sta puone 4.10. .
i .' '. ' - 4 '', v , ,
REGISTER MAIL : ..
NIGHTS ANJ) SUNDAYS
4 Beginning yesterday th regls-
try window at the' Portland
postoffice is to be keot open
4 until o'clock at night and for
one hour on Sunday. This Is'
e for -the accommodation,, of thai
working people and others who
very often are not able to get'
to the postoffice during the
business hours of the day.
Sunday . morning - the registry
; window will be open from 10
untU' It o'clock. ' (
' r - ;,: 'v t v ' fee ? ' :v :. "
(Special Dlspatcb to Tha Journal.)
McMinnvllle, Or., March 21. The So
cialists have called a county convention
for March 28. They expect to make
heavy gains this year and may elect a
representative,- as there ia so much
wratn in the air over the "proxyfled"
convention that met tore and went back
on Statement No. 1. Several leading
Republicans are outspoken in favor of
maepenaent ration. . . . ,
TWO ANTI-STATEMENT
CANDIDATES IN LANE
(Special Dispatck te Tbe Journal.) -
Eugene, Or., March 21. W. W. Calk
Ins of Eugene and Isaac N. Edwards of
Junction city have filed their, nomina
tion petitions for representatives in the
legislature ' rrom Lane county on the
Republican ticket - :, . '
Mr. Calkins is an attorney, and la at
present united states commissioner. He
is also a member of the Eugene city
council.: ie nas a-eneranv Deen known
aa favoring Statement No. 1, bnt will
not subscribe to It. as he save he dnea
not ravor cnamDeriain ror united States
senator, and does not want to be placed
in a Dosltion where he would hava n
vote for mm.
Mr. Edwards was a member of the
last legislature. He doea not subscribe
to Statement No. 1. :. - ;
fs easwanng advertlsenMBts sera la. slaast
jeatioB Tbe Townst , , , TT"
Two Hundred Students Directed by
Faculty Extirpate Dust and
Trash -Plant Trees.
CURE MEN
(Special Dispatch to Tbe JournaL)
Ashland. Or., March 2L An unua
ually busy afternoon was spent at the
Btata normal yesterday when 200 of
the students . under the direction of
the faculty thoroughly cleaned the. two
rarge wawu uuuumgs ana toe campua
Promptly at 1 o'clock work began, sen
iors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen
vying. By 4 o'clock the bundin
irrmi rAm vr 1 m man,, .
Members of the faculty and the
young men of the school turned ' out
Thursday armed with nick ni .1,
bib ana assistea tne citisens of Ashland
in setting out trees. The beautiful
driveway between tha nom,i
th crty, a distance of a mile and
.J!1 l? now JIned on lther side
with shade trees.
CLATSOP TAX MONEY
' IS EASY THIS YEAR
(Special Dispatch ts Tbe Joarsal.)
Astoria. Or Majvh 91 Th. ...it .
roll turned over to Sheriff Pomeroy two
wek am amounted -to 3266.H2.8tf; and
UD to todav he ha H,nn.ii i ' Tl .
banks as co'Uaitlon Ti,.;"";.l?
882.81. and he has still on hand 'between'
by malt that has not yet bmn .bi
up. It Is certain that the collections
UP to last Mondav niaht k .L. V,"
for taking advanUge"of the fer ceni
MUV.VVU. WfllUn 1 1. 11, TQ. th. 1 m .
In the hiatorv of - tha , nfVTi?
the rebate is allowed on these takes.
the eauntv. tnil rttw will -I..
loss ef that much, for the reason that
the outstanding -warrant a
cent Interest psr annum' and by calling
In the -warrants about the firt nt n-J .
month fullv six months interest can be
saved on them. -.-,- s ,,,-... .;
So not waste yen life sMmHhi -..
neither the educatfon. akin , TT-fr " .1"
your ailment is. nrnchIessTo copo wEh It and YmUeTou well "
whose original InvestlgaFions ana long study into the causranTcuTeToi!
cSSisti fn"Sut llneV cUMtl u' t0 b 8mJd as tha lading spe-
US" FIRST
And You Won't Have
' 1 ' a
So Many
Doctor's Fi3ES to PAY
' WE CURE " '---i
Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, Bores, TJlosrs, arlco.
cela, Hydrocele, Verrous recline, Chronlo Diseases
'.of. ths KldaeyB, and Piles. .'
. VTK VI OUU where others fail: Our methods are up-to-date.' We
thoroughly understand our business-and apply all our knowledge and
skill w every case we undertake. We fulfill our - promises and, . nevea
accept a case unless we beliSve we can cure . It We study the peculiar
nature of every Individual case and treat the causes, not symptoma
We teach our , patients how to help get well what to eat and drink
during tha course of - treatment and what ' to avoid. , Coupled with the
fact that we have the most complete and perfectly equipped office In
Portland - makes -our statement rationally reasonable, ir you are v- in
doubt call and see us a few minutes' talk will cost you nothing and
may nam means or restoring you to health. As to terms: Our large
practlceenablea us to ours for less money than ths : average so-called
estuusbud 8i riAi8 nr roiiLm,
,t wmiTB it tow oajnroT oax.t. ...
orrzoa4 houss a. ac. to boo . x. svztsat, to it.'
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