THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENINO. APRIL 7. 1803.
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TONIGHT'S AMUSKMKNT8.
Patrick . Campbell
, . ,"antana
Rmg..........Mr.
Mai-quam
ii.lUp t . "A Trin
Lyric ,.MA Friend of the
Bt.. .....J "A Texaa Ilanaer"
Oramf . . . . Vaudeville
Harry Jacob , Schata, tailor, born
in Russia, waa admitted aaa cltiion
af tha United Statea by Judg Wolver
ton la the federal court tbla morning.
Bchati appeared for a final hearlng
' yesterday but tlie question waa put ofl
until today owlnr to tha fact- that
Bchats waa not accompanied by either
Of the two wltneaaee who had signed
Frances Ootahal). Mra. Kate White, Mlae
8. I. Lyman and othera will take part.
A meeting of tha apeclal council com
mittee to . Investigate . tha advisability
of municipal rook crushers waa held
yesterday afternoon. , No one interested
in ' the project waa present, and the
committee adjourned without taking ao-
.Uon ?,.' -rvlr, t-.- ;.;'
Save the Discount. fiend check or
pay at office on or before the 10th to
save the dlecount on April bllla for
the Automatio Telephone. Home Tel
ephone company, corner 1 Park . and
Xiurnalde atresia. i ; .
Tillamook, tha dairyman' paradise.
tha petition for the. applicant to be- and the county with a treat lumbering
coma a cltlscn when the papers were future. Be Ralph Ackley, secretary
girmi tuvu. ' uui iiuihiwb hiu i j imoo Development league, su cor-
unaer mm mreuBiiisnm . wuvn vm i pell DUUUlng.
wore that they had known tne appu- -Golden Grain Oranulea" la need by
VenhVthaU!blSeel .-Wla-ln-b.-aarthe.U-ll la
22, kl JiinlS ' P the pure cereal coffee. It taatea like
not aa auowao. , , ,. t m.ru inumaii a
aoi ae auoweu. . , , , i MfM
' Funeral aervlcaa over the remains' of J
me xat Mra, laomm tx. onwui, , w sponge
died at ber home, 111 East Blxth atreet, shine your ahoea,
nd nervoue-
your clothea
your ahoea. an for 11.(0 month.
yeaterday afternoon, wU ba beld at I Main 114. A-4114. Wagon run avery-
punning a unaertaaing cnapei, - wand oiijut ituunui vu vw siara.
Sixth aitd Saat Alder streets, tomorrow "
afternoon. -Mrs. 'Urlokell waa well For aale Inoome producing '.flat
known in Portland, having been an ao- building. Sea Thomaa Hughee, 40 Ilara-
tlve member of tha Martha Waahlngton tlton building. , , - - .,
chapter, No. 14, Order of Eastern etar. I , . ; 11
the waa also a member of the Order of WlUamette brand tentaars of superior
Washington. She leave a huaband and make, and of- beet materlale. For oalo
Mra. Mnt JHP-1 PV niumiw moi m jkKf
lng Co., Mfg'ra, Portland, Or.
. l , 1
Steamer Jeaaa Hartrine. for Cam a.
Washotaal and way land In a, dally ex
cept Sunday, Laavaa Waablngtoa atreet
dock at a p. m.
Tour ebancet Modern flat bnlldln
occupied. Muat aeu quick. Phono
4141,
the following children:
parly and Frank A. Brlckell of Portland,
ana Mra, Maoei nice oi aajero. . jara.
BHokell waa the daughter of a well-
known Oregon pioneer, Caleb Parrlsh.
v Contractora who bav been bald n in
receiving their pay from tha city will
not h ahla ta collect 'lntareat an their
money, aooordlng to an opinion handed I Thomaa Hughea, Mala
the committee on juaioiary ana ac
tion a vaatardar by City Attorney Kav
anaugb In deciding tha claim of the
Paolflo bridge company for Interest
amountlna ta about 13.000. Tha com
mil tee made a recommendation to tha
council . that the alalia ba disallowed.
weeka ago for Interest on money dueling, phone Thomaa Hughea.
from the eity xor atreet improvements, i or .
Soma of this money has been owing by
tha olty ror nearly a year,
. all
Phone
or A-1546.
Rate war San Fraactaoo II. at earn
er. Frank Bouam, agent. 111 Third,
Acme Oil Co. aali aafetr eoal oil and
fine gaaollne. Phone Saat 111; B-100T,
For bla Income nroduclna flat build
Main 4S4I,
Tba liquor license committee of the
olty council .yesterday voted to reconv
mend tba transfer of several saloon
lloanaea. Inoludlnr tha one of tha Krlok
aon aaloon. Third and Burnaide, from
Hugo Frlta, who died Sunday morning,
to fiugeue Froc saner. This action of
tha aommlttae waa taken despite the
contention raised by attorneys engaged
that involved ;
Trellis wofk. wire fenelea. PortlanA
Wire at iron work, second and Everett
Woman's Szchanaa. lit Tenth atreaL
laacb 11:11 to I; buslnoaa men' a lunoh.
B W. Moore, expert photographer.
bjk ouuaintv oevenui ana sutn bul
Rona Lea Steam Laundry. FMrat.
Ciaae work; raaaonaoia. itoin pnonaa.
hat involved Frltc I Dr. J. R. Wetberbea removed to no
previous 10 ma aeam io Meaicai nuuaing. rarx and Aider.
tha eriect mat tne license aia not ex
In the litigation
and hla wife
iat because It waa obtained
awearlng. Because of this
by false
fact the
lawyers contended that the committee
could not transfer tba license.
w. A. Wise and associate, nainleaa
aenusia. i ntra ana waanington.
At a meeting af tba Montavllla board
of trade last nlgbt It waa decided that
tha organisation build a float for. thai
roae carnival parade. Fifty doll axe Waa
Dr. T. I. afoCraoken. dentist. Roth.
snug ouuauig. . '
Chambers
entn atreet
Bon, optician, 111 Bar.
Dresent at the meetinr laat ntaht
A maaa meeting of the cltlaena of the
subeorlbed for the purpose by the mem-
nara
suburb will be held Friday evening, at
wnich time arranrements win Da maue
for receiving further subscriptions and
carrying out the plan of building the
float A committee Including Dr. Wil
liam Da Veny E. B. Morelock, C. T.
Bvana, J. B. Blackburn and J. Ooodwtn
wa appointed to make arrangements,
IU1 U UIWUU.
Members of tba committee on ludl-
' clary and electlona of the olty council
.yesterday referred Councilman Drie
coU's ordinance keeping women out of
, aajoons to city Attorney Kavanaugn
for change. Thta ordinance ba been
up before the committee four times,
. and waa referred to the city attorney
yeateroay Decauae it la reared the meas
ure will keep women out of drug store.
groceries and similar piacea where in
toxicating liquors are sold.
A reception will ba given at the borne;
of J. A. Bamford on tba Base Line road
tonight by tha Epworth league of the
Episcopal church, Mount Tabor, in
honor Rev. J. W. McDougal, pastor.
Dr. D. L Rader, editor of the Advocate,
and Mrs. R. L. Heneaa, Rev. McDougai
will aoon leave to attend tha meeting of
in gwneraj comerenca or the Methodist
church and Mr Henesa will aoon leave
sor vosion.
Tba Oregon conference of tha United
Evangelical church closed Sunday at
Dallas, with the result that most of tha
Portland pastor were returned to their
puipii. Key. A. a. wintera waa re-
turnea ta tna jnrat church, Rev. J,
xtowersox to tna
Ray. G. B. Batea
church. Dr. C C Poling haa been ap
pointed to tha Second church at Kerby
ana rgo aixeeis.
, Tba 4ltn Preoloot Republican club
, will meat tula evening at East
' Twanty-alxth and Clinton atreeta
xna purpose or tna meeting la to In
come candidates In '- tha approaching
prlmarlea and the meeting will b closed
o an du tfepuDiican voter or tha 45th
precinct No candidates are invited
, w aiiaqg uiu meeung.
: - -I ' I up V
Mra. Ella Ball haa petitioned tba
' county court to have George w. promser
cited to ahow causa why ha should not
be punished for contempt for failure to
pay her 11,000. Prosaer la adminis
trator or tne estate or tne late John
Bowles, and haa held 11,000 In trust for
Mra. Ball. She aaya he haa defied the
oraar ox tne court
' K. W. Galnard, who lately entered
tha race for postmaster at Mllwaukle,
baa received the appointment. Mr, Gain
succeed Cyrus Bellard. who
.Dr. E. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
. Berger, sign, abow carda. Ill TambOl.
Journal want ada. lo a word,
. "-aa4a-aBaawaataaiBBaiawawa1i
COLE ASSURED
J
I
HEARTY
SUPPOR
Candidate for District Attor
ney Nomination Wins
Favor in Albina.
in i
The Finest of Upright? at Actually Less Than
Factory CostSplendid Instruments as Iow.;,.
as $168, $196, and One at $98 Pay T
. , .,$1.50 Weekly-lAct No v'vr
No, matter where you go or how long
you shop, the etruaj of this great money
saving event cannot be found.' We're
compelled to sacrifice everything In our ,
present quarters, for reasons which are
-now thoroughly understood- There's -
no time to lose. A choice, virtually new
$300 Upright, now $146. A splendid
$350 Mahogany Upright, well-known make, only $168." A
: superb, strictly highest ' grade $475 Uprights in eleganr :
mahogany case, now only $235. j A fine, full-sized Upright,
hi pretty oak case, sold everywhere at $400, offered in this
forced-out sale at $193, and others easily worth $375, $450,
and as high as $525, go at $172, $218 and $246. Among
them are such well-known makes as the Behr Bros., Kim
ball, Jacob Doll, Steinway, Arion, Gramer, Brinkerhoff, etc.
Remember, too, that all cash is not
necessarv-4n ' fact well . accept, in
. or - -
S3
A7Ltr':'5:f4.
j g j
some cases, as low as $1.50 weekly; or,
if you desire, you can pay by the month,
Bear In mind, however, that quickest
action is necessary to secure choice.
Come in at oncetoday If possible.
100.000 Copies cf
Sheet Music
5c
6 for 25c
-a.
GRAVES & CO., 328 "Washington SL
T-rr
Jamea Cole, candidate tor district at
torney on tha Republican ticket, spoke
to tba member of tba North Albina
Improvement club laat night, and waa
favorably received by tha member pf
tba enerreUo push Club. Col made
one of bla characteristic abort talk, in
which ha told of the work that could
be expected from him If elected to tbe
pirice ne is aeesung-. Arter tbe meet
in; many of tha member assured Cole
that they would not onlv vota for him.
dui wouia ma mm in nts campaign.
Cole told the members of the push
club that ha would stand fairly and
Special
This
Week
v.
Leather Suit Cases, in 22.
24, 26-inch aisca
at 95.00
(Leather Suit Cases in 24
Jinch aUo, J inches deep.
I straps all around, f 7.25
.;'.. 1
ftaavr Cowhide
Suit Cases, in 24
inch size, straps
all around,
leather
lined . f 10.00
Fancy Satin Lined Ladies' Suit Cases, in 22 and 26-inch sixes 8.50
and f 9.50
o Portland Trunk Mfg. Co.
54 THIRD,
Corner Pine
3 STORES 3
107 SIXTH.
Near Stark
229 MORRISON,
Near Stark
. M
WmiMtM
Try as much as you please, you
cannot find a better Hat at the
price Every one Guar
anteed BWum& Pendleton
311 Morrison Street
Opp, Postottlce
ITrat church, Rev. J. squarely upon the platform he adopted
Ockley Green church, at the outset of hla campaign, and
i? "w fitt' Johna promised to enforce all the lawa of the
aiaiewunout regara to tha position
ard will
died several months ago.
wuuui WUV
He will entar
upon ni auiies as soon as m commis
sion arrlvea, . ;. (. -f .
Geo. Riibensteln. k- reliable nntfcUn
nun ui. inu-KniuB sys-giassea at low
street, Detween
Riibensteln
)f hiah-arac
prices. ' 113 Fourth
farahlu and Taylor.
C B. Hlokman. W. J. Smith W. U.
Durston. Oeorga J, Hall, D. H. Prewery,
n. Lt- KJiir, u. a. juounsDury ana C. II.
There Is nothing - in
all this world that is
cleaner or sweeter than
a clean baby.; , ; ' t
And there is no better
way to keep a baby
clean than by the regu
laf and frequent use of
Ivory Soap. , .
. A white soap, it yields
a snow white ; lather-a
lather ? that cleans, but
d o e is ' n o t hi n j u re, t h e
most delicate skin. '
Ivory Soap
994So Per Cent. Pure.
, :..- i '
or innuenoe or any person.
. Cole emphasised the point that hla
candidacy waa one for the best Interests
oi mo general puoiic, ana that he on
listed tha aunnart hf all iltlnn. .vn,.
mg gooa government. At the earn
time Cola said that be would ahow no
favor If elected' to any man, whether
no obi on r. a 10 me Deuer ciaaa or cit
izen or waa a north end hobo. He aaid
that ba would be impartial in enforcing
tha law and that he believed the ceo-
! wauum iimt una of s aisirict attorney.
At the conclusion of tha addreaa Cole
mtngiea wiuj me memoer of the club
and further explained his position in
regard to the enforcement or tha laws.
"" w. Bappon oi m auaitor.
NEW ALASKAN DISH.
Moose Nose, Says Par North Hunter,
is t ine, Nutritious Food.
Prom tha Seattle Times.
Tha nose of a bla Alaska hull
wejsns aignt pounaa. ana when boiled
24 hour Into aelatlmt nulni th nhniA.
est and most nutritious article of diet
jo m an AiasKA. At teast thla
la what Webster Brown tit thi
who haa hunted and surveyed all over
AiHBHa, saya, una no ougnt to know.
"Alaska moose." .aaid Brown va.tor.
day, "la tba best game food to be had
in Alaska, and those who aubslat for
Bv Uim DKIT DT DA IITT1H ClT th.. mrmtnm
??.,tn?0Untr'r r careful when they
kill a big moose or any other kind of
pia rame to nav means at nanf ta t.ki
ura oi me carcass ana save It.
"1 remember not many mnntha mm in
the whlta River country when our food
"LOVELEIGH"
OPEINED TO PUBLIC
THURSDAY, APRIL, 9
GEES EXPECTS TO
Will H
Candidate for Kepresenta
tive Makes Campaiga of
Eastern Oregon.
Ex-Governor T. T. Gear, Republican
candidate for the nomination of repro-
ran short and wa killed a big bull moose sentatlva from tbe'Second congressional
and made away In tbe next few da
district, arrived in Portland last night
after a strenuous two weeks' campaign
In GlKam, Baker, Union, Umatilla, Mor
row, Wheeler and Waco. counties. Gov
ernor Geer baa also campaigned In Co
lumbia and ClatsoD counties and stated
a, after spending this morning that he la confident of win
the hair off tha nlng tbo nomination at tbe coming: prl-
t by the roota, - mJfrifci;'-v '"V .
that mnnaa'i nnu Ex-QoVernor Geer axoacta to carry aeven
until it made the finest sort of gelatin) of the 13 eastern . Oregon counties by
you ever aaw, aoaoiuteiy clear ana of a I sere majorities ana says mat Muitno-
aeucious sweet ana nutty riavor. it
made a meal for the whola outfit fnr
every day for, three days, end In my
juaimani me aisn oonuuna more lasting
and nourishing qualities than anything
with the most of his; good rtointa.
were traveling over a rolling, partly
open country in the direction of the
x a.iia.ii(i vaiiey, miu every particle ot
rresn meat countea. wnen the carcaa
waa all butchered up and packed away
I boiled the big, bristly, fat noae of thla
moose aDout nouri
riv hours acratchlnr
bide and nicking It out bv tha roota.
wen, air, i oouea mat moose s nose
HlTTHEWOEHRLI
WAS SPOKANE VICTIM
aJJTTiJZi , ood majority. Eastern, Oregon haa
?P.nLvf pii !,-lT5V l1 ' alwaya secured the representative from
mah, Clatsop and Columbia counties will
go overwneiminaiv in hla ravor,
ueer will be In Portland a week and
wiu make several SDeeche while In
the city. He received an Invitation this
morning to speak . before one Of ' the
local Republican club Friday night.
Ha will return to Pendleton in time to
vote at the primary election. , -
in. sneaama or nia r oanaidaor. ex-
Governor. Gee r said: -s.,'
"The prospect for my nomination are
very bright and I expect to win by a
the man who drova over a hiarh. ateen
bank into the river here Saturday night
waa established today. He waa Matth
ew Woehrlin of Colbert, .Washington.
His eon today recognised Vtha harness
iuuna in me yiverv woenrun ownea a
big farm and leaves a, family. He drove
oft a bluff while coming Into the city
lata at night The body haa not been
found. The horse were drowned. ?
Easter cards, finest la the dtyl Tbs
Postal (Shop, 124 JTlftn. Str,eC , . ,
thla district and for that reason I do
not fear for tha western counties. Mult
nomah has one of tha senators and has
never asked for the representative, so I
am not afraid of not carrying this county.
In the primary .election two year ago,
when I waa running for governor, f car
ried thla county by 1,800 and do not be
lieve I have lost any friends since."
Mr. Geer ta a native of Oregon, baa
Is personally acquainted with tbe people
of every county and haa lived all told
for IS years in eastern Oregon. He car
ried this district two yeara ago by over
2,100 votea over the next highest candi
date for the nomination for governor.
Ex-Governor Geer left Fossil yesterday
morning at S o'clock and drove through
a heavy snow atorm to Condon, where
he took the train to Portland.' He said
that the residents in that district wel
comed the snow storm because of the
beneficial results to the crops. Ho- said
that the season ha been dry and that
yeaterday' snow storm would aidma
terlally In developing tbe crops. v ;c
eaaaasjaaiBB .".v
lugs! Rugs! Rugs!
This Week Only
8 t. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. Tapestry Brussels, regular
18.00 Rugs 12.05
9 by 12 Tapestry Brussels, regular $20.00 Rugs. ... .913.03
9 by 12 Tapestry Brussels, regular $25.00 Rugs 910.65
9 by 12 Axminster, regular $30.00 Rugs 918.05
9 by 12 Axminster, regular $33.50 Rugs. 910.05
8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in. Body Brussels, regular $31.00
Rugs... 922.05
9 by 12 Body Brussels, regular $33.00 Rugs......... 923.05
9 by 12 Wilton Velvet, regular $48.00 Rugs. ....... .935.00
These Prices Plainly Show That Our Low Rents Really Do
Enable Ui to .
SELL, FOR LBSS
tw -
3C0-570 Eat 'onnison St.
SEATS NOW SELLhNU
"J A. M. L'NTII. I P. M.
SZXmjCAST-CXlY'g KVtia tTCS2,
ta aaa Morrison gts.
CHICAGO SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
; M Musicians I0a Vocal Cborua,
AT ARMORY
;,' ATMUt 10, 11, is. .
NIOHTa f v I AFTEnNOONS t
RAMON TICKKTB I concert for It.
venlnga. Sunday Afternoon. II, IVIO, II.
Popular Saturday MaUnee, Itc, lOe, 71c.
UEILIG
TMUATRU
Mtk aad WashJnttoa . .
Phones Main 1 and A-111J.
S. PATaUOX CiaTllU. , '
JTtmlght at 1:18 o'clock v
BOOSTS KU VAVQtmVAT.1
Laat time, tomorrow nlcht.
sroToajovs xma. mbshttx"
Prloe IJIlSO, U 7a. Mf.. .
HEILIG
TBTBATXS
I4tk aad WasalBgtoa
Phones Main 1 and A-llll.' ? x
row sTighta Beftaalaf Wedaeaaay,
Special Pries Matin Saturday, '
Tbs Brilliant Comedy ,t , ;
owawsnrm's muzovs."
Kvenlnga 11 IS to lOe. Mala 11 ta llti.
MARQUAM QRANO
Portland'a Famoua Theatre. Matn
Tonight and remainder of week.
Tbe Ban Francisco Opera Co., presenting
tbe Tremendous Suoceae ..
' TAJfTAKA"
fTb Show of Bonr Hit
Kvenlnga, ISo, 0e, 71c. IJL . Matinees,
z&o. sac. i.e. . .. i
NEXT WEEK TtORODORA."
BAKER THEATRE 0B",l!tfl!
Oeorg I Baker, Gen. Manager.
Tonla-ht All this weekMatlnea Sat
urday Ona big scream of - fun and
laughter. One big burst of musla and
merriment Tha Baker Stock Company
In Iloyt'a
a nrr to cxurATomr.
New and original sonas, choruses and
dancea Comedy, wit and satire supreme.
Evenings tie, ISe, tOo. Mat. INc, tbo.
aTeat WeekThe aTternai civy.-
TttB STAR
noaosi ITrw, Av14S)
Ola. as. a
Slatlra Week f April i. ,
Tbs R. E, rrenoh" Stock Co, offer -
-A TIUI BAJTQES.
A Comedy Melodrama In Four Acts.
Matinee Sunday. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at 1:10 p. m. Prtoea lOo
and toe. Every evening at 1:18. Price
lie, tie and (lo. -
arnrt Week "A aTOOSTXB VAZST."
LYRIC THEATRE
Brta Phone i ' Mala 49Ut Homa, A-10SS.
Week commencing aionuay, April .
Tba AUen Stock Co. In a roaring farce
comedy In three' arte
"a nuxiro op m ?umT.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. Prices lOo and 10c.
Every evening at tilt. Prloe 10c, too
and 10c Boxes f Oa, . OCioe open 10
m. to IS p. m. . -
TBE GRAND VtsSevUletf e Lcxe
Enttms week Beginning Monday, April I.
WALTER E. PERKINS CO.
Presenting "THH MAN S ROM MACTS,
A laugn rrom siarx 10 nnisn.
XATMXBXSTB WOBATT, Singing Come
dienne. Miss Nugent is the original
Tlora Wiggins" of Tba College Wid
ow company.
P. W. KOBTBBSSA. -Tha
L A. T. S. S. Expert. "A Tall of a
Shirt. Time and price remain tha same.
NICKELODION
ISO Kxtk St, Portland, Oregoa
PABT I
A British Marriage
Dream of an Opiora Fiend
Save
Money
ORGANIZE
CHURCH
AS
MISSION
GOfiFEREfiCE
served four 4erm In the atat legisla
ture, fnc aa speaaer ot in nous
lour jrew as governor of the atat'
At the annual conference of the Nor
wegian-Danish Methodist ministers of
Washington and Oregon, which waa
held laat week in their church at. Thir
teenth and Davis streets, steps were
taken towards organising tha Swedish
Methodists on the Pacific coast into a
mission conference.
The following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted by the district
conference, will be D resented to the
coming general conference of the Meth-
oaist cnurcn;
"Whereas. The work of the Methodist
Episcopal church among more than
75.000 Swedes on tha Pacific coast la
aa Important as the work of our church
anywhere, among any foreign speaking
people, and
"Whera. fmaarvatfon and nznerianee-
bav proven that our church's work
among - foreign speaking people cannot
b carried on aa well and effectively
when divided no In the Engllah sneak-
inr aistnoia ana conierenaea aa wnen
organised In district and conferences
bar Itself, and .. -
"Whereas. The arrest maiorltr of tba
Swedish Methodists on the coast feel
tha need of organising themselves into
a mission (conference, and are asking
this - (eomlng) general conference to
grant them thla privilege, -
"Resolved. That we. tha minister Df
the Pacific coast .district of the west
ern Norwagten-Danleh conference, as
sembled to our district conference la
A 500 INVESTMENT
If Taken at Once
Centrally located 21-room Boarding House with t present
income of $700 a month; rent $150.
Will f sacrifice all accoutrements, furniture and 2-year lease,
for $2,200; $1,400 cash, balance in easy payments.
See TH0S. HUGHES, 40 Hamilton Bldg.
Phone A-254S or Main 4943
Bank. Store and Office Railings
Fire Escapes
and
Fire Casings
Fencing
and (
Trellis Werk
Coma and have free examination.
XmTTn mvrrl a im Mi u rrrrr X2 T" tt- tn . tr-
TT JU aWK X ItAV M A UaA A M XA1M CX AJSW
VER FILLINGS, Ho UP: GOLD FILL-
INQ3, TOO UP; BET OB" TEEX1I, 0OJ
SPLEfNDID SET. . 18,60; . . GOLD
CROWNS, tl.lt TO $1.80.
. All work guaranteed for tan years.
Lady attendant alwaya present ATI
work dona absolutely, without pain by
speclaliata of from If to s yeara ax.
parlance. ..
Boston Dentists
' Soms )PnOM.A-sb3f,
Phono xals 8030.
Stm XOrrtaoa St, Ops. Postoffioa.
WOMAJT A SPXCXAXTT
KK. B. X. OKAS, tba
only . Chines woman
doctor In thla olty. ha
haa . aured many af
flicted sufferers. Cure!
private and female dis
eases, also throat and
lung troubles! stomach,
bladder and - kidney
and disease of all
kind that tha human
flesh 1 heir to. Cured
by - Chinese herbs and
roota. Remedlea harm
less. ' No operations.
Honest treatment. Ex
amination free. 16 J Clay st cor. Third.
Portland Wire & Iron Works
Cor. Second and Everett JBtss. Phone Main 3000
Portland, .Oregon, thla 4th day of April,
1S03. do . resDeotf allv netition the sen-
eral conference to grant the request of
our Swedish' brethren on the coast and
pass an enabling act to that errect.
The t Norwegian-Danish Methodist
church wAa organized in Portland Z
year ago, with It members and two
probationers, Tha work of the denom
ination has now grown to where Its
work requires an annual conference, In
cluding in its territory, Montana, Idaho,
Waahlngton. Oregon and California,
'. ' Bnfldlng Pennlts. ; .
Mary M. Rica, erect dwelUng, Wasco
between East Twenty-fourth and East
Twenty-fifth. 14.000: C. A. SUnlr, erect
dwelling, East Nineteenth between
Thompson' and Brasee, $S,500; D. U
McKay, erect , dwelling, ; East Twenty
sixth, corner (Franklin, $1,000: R K,
Batchelor. erect dwelling, Bid well be
tween East Fifteenth and Eaet Six
teenth, 11.000; E. 8. Bottemlller, erct
dwelling, Bt dwell between l't t'K
teentn and Kat Sevente"t f ; J.
P, Anderson, arecty c i jr.k'.:a
Diamond Douse Pdn!
' OUAJEtANTEED
I gallon lota, 11.40 per gal
1 gallon lota, S1.50 pot sal
., Manufactured by
POSTUKII SASfl & ECC2 CO.
S30 Pro&t BU Portland. 0 '
'COFFEE
The first thing Js to eret
eood coffee i there' . k . tin I sail KM
u.. i- I. . . 81S Swetuad mug.
Toarsrocaf ratttrnayour monsy K yoa IVctfCC! Cl
Of B varietle wmwntlT '"' 1 'th'
trill be teetftti utii th piot completely tni,r.i.
XFi:aiTn;:-?Ti.::L;
fakes f
between East Twenty-nintb' and .East
Thirtieth, 11,100: ' A. H, Morris, erect
dwelling. Commercial, between Pearl
and Jarrett, J3.000: J. J. Waltx. ereot
dwelHng, East Twentv-f ifth btteei I t f ST
Stephens and Market. 1 ?.((: Joe Jler-!UA'a
chant, erect dwellinsr. lust Ninth b
f "Waterproof 1-""
ut a tUln-iV a? 1-
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t ii n
tween Tacoma an
ti('koner, rrwt ;
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