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Newspaper Page TextMOXET TO LOAN SALARY IX) AN 3 UPON PLAIN NOTES. TERMS THE BEST. GET lie TO $100. . WB WILL. LOAN YOU MONEY. STATE Bbl'UKITX juaii'.av. 70t U-i.uai biaiu. HOURS. I A. M. TO P. M. Wla. AN NO Mi a umiu " r. m. BALART AND MORTGAGE JffOANS TO salaried employe and on pianos, rur al tura. warehouse receipts. h 'J?,",. AMnrtcn bid. C-. - .ii . -.E-r ail.lPTirn PEO. pi. and other. T'lrS Wlinout security j V Lj iTi payments; office In PrtncPtf.,?lu",' -.... s.M.irm mOMT bT getting OUt term, first Tolman. 128 Ablngton bldg, frri f A i K LARGE ANU bma amount, on good real estate .i,ht inannr Inw rate of interest.. F. Pfiuger & Co, room 14 Mulkey bid. tecona ana wi"1""1 , - .a Avssvn v " - -Tr ,- 3 AN FOR BUlLJJiWU nurnases: can be repaia'in .nnwr Installment Call for partioulara Co lumbia Life Trust Co, 114 Lumber WE LOIS MONEY ON DIAMONDS 1 and Jewelry at reasonable interest for loni or short Ime. A. & M. Delovage, jewelers. 269 Washington St. T7rLOANJ-S.B00 6R LESS. REAL estate security. Farrhigton. 414 Com mercial club bid?: PEAL ESTATE MORTGAGES WANT Ked for J600. 00, $300. Ward., 210 PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY ana suDuroan pijoprru " wards. Room 418 Commercial, bldg. TlOOOOO TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 1.00jj or more, 4 to 7 per cent- on Improved it m. r. unrrin. oo SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI . dentlal; easy to get and asr to Pa T. A. Newton, on pucnnnun um. ilOO 000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY , OR farm property, fire Insurance. - Mo Kengle & Co.. 250H Alder, room 8. . MONEY TO LOAN. LARG3 LOANS A specialty, build lng loans; lowest rates; '.Hnsurance. W, Q. Beck. 311 Falling. fire JjUtCk LOANS ON ALL SECURITIEa. 6. W. Kins;, 48 Wssh. bldg. M. 4100. money to Loan on all kini'S of security, w. noii. n. . rru Tw telTMS OF 12.000 TO $20.000 H. TO- fifulrlorli 110 Id St. SALARY1 LOANS LOWEST RATE AT Employes' Loan Co- 714 Pekum. Loan for the asiong salary or chattel The Loan Co, 410 Dekom. PATENT ATTORNEYS . PROTECT TOUR IDEA WH CAN patent It Moulton & Scobey, attor neys. 404 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. T. J. HIRSKHEIMER, $37 WASH. ST, patent ana pension attorney. Patents, copyrights. a. j. mat- ter, 814 Commonwealth bids;. K. C. WRIGHT. U. S. AND FOREIGN , patents; Infrlngment cases. 404 Pekum. PKIXTIXQ THB EAGLEI PRINTING CO, NOT IN trust; dosa figures. ;ood work. t Russel bldg, corner th and Morrison. bGiLBEa waoci, printers carxjs. billheads, etc Main 1868. 14SH 1st. PAINTING AND PAPERING FOR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT, call P. A Poane; K. 1095. 104 Union aye. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. ALL KINDS ' OF LETTER WRITING and copying; cnarges reasonnuie. niu I. M. Ctmant, 602 Lumber , Exchange bldg. Main 4977. TVfiwmi A DUFITR. til CORBETT bldg. Phone A-63t; largest and most complete sienograpnio bhict in wu REAL ESTATE J. M. Pittensxr & Co., C8S Russell st. Phone K. 444. Fire tnsursnce. loans, real estate. JTW. OGILBEE, REaTTESTATE AND loans; est an. ixhs. 14d iti, room it. RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY, ft C Co, 881 Stark, TeL Jt407. SHOWCASES AjND HXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP- tlon; bank, bar and store fixtures made to order, i ne laiika sarg. to. THE JAMES L MARSHALL MFG. CO, showcases, cabinets, store and office fixture a i8i couch st. pacific list. B. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AGT. M. Winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bldg. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER s: KLEISEB, SIGNS, THB largest sign makers in the northwest sin ana jcvereti sis. raoni rnr, mx. sa Vlnm A.tlRK ELMER J. WALLACE, ART SIGNS AND office lettering. 827 stark. Pac. 1668. "SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT- land Sign Co.. 287 Stark. Pacific lfiDf. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C a PICK TRANSFER & 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 furniture moved and packed for shipping. Phones Main lit. Home A-rl94. OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO. uenerat iransier ana storage; safes, pianos and furniture, etc. moved, packed and shipped. 201 Oak St., between Front and 1st. Phone Main 647, A-2247. OREGON TRANSFER CO, 184 N. Tl Main . Heavy hauling and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE TRANS- -Lr CovStorage 824 Stark. Main 407. KADDERLY TRANSFER & STORAGH Co, 111 N. 8th, Main 1885: A-148B. SAFES D1EBOLD MANGANESE SAFES ' Large stock; lockouts opened. Jails. metal furniture. J. E. Davis. 64 8d st I RE PROOF AND BANK SAFES Af .-factory - prices: second-hand safea Mosler Safe Co.. 108 2d st TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES. RENTED. REPAIRED. sold. P. D. C Co.. 881 Stark. TeL war' . WHOLESALE JOBBERS DI8"raDT&B3OFTF"iNH" CIGARS. PORTLAND. OREGON. "xw kVERDING FARRELL, PRODUCT? and commission merchants, 140 Front t Portlend. Or. Phone Male ITS OREGON FURNITUKU; MANUFACT turlng Co, Manufacturer, of , furnt ore for the trade. Portland, n. " , ' " - v. yl, cera. tnanufacturra .nd mmi,..! tnarcrianta tVi rib s.jBBAV(a LEW IS-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY- co, oaroer. .uppues, barbers' furni tore, barbers' chair., 10th and Morrison THE ORATON 4fc KNIGHT MFG. CoT o&k innnera, learner belting manufae i ii I v I w. runigiiu, vr, p w. B. BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDARS, AD? TgniHinn Tiuvenitt low sin SX. A LLENAlEWIS GROCERIES. " FLOODS SWEEP OUT BRIDGES L, ALBERTA ; crnlted Pros Lsascd Wire.) MacLeod. Alberta,'' June l.o-Tb Ct dlan Pacific bridge at West MacLeod was swept away, last night St Mary's bridge, between here and Letbbridge, is -a total .wreck, and the Canadian pumping: station has been swept into me river, i n rrtdge at Browket, on the Crow's Nest line is expected to go linn-. mi in hi i, rreiuni. nnaimi seniter traffic Is at a rtan,ltiU. fteln continues fi) fall In torrents. Farms "t jimiiT muea arotinn are inundated .ii. uuuuincj nave iivaioa away. TYPHOON IM: Portland-Asiatic :Liner Puts Into Hongkong for Eepairs. DANGEROUS CARGO FOR STORMY SEA Large Shipment of Explosives Will Be Trans-Shipped 'mt Hongkong tor Manila and Nicomedia Takes Arabia's Run Direct to Portland A cable from Hongkong via San Fran cisco to the Portland ft' Asiatic Steam ship company announces that the com pany's liner Arabia, Captain Neumann, bound from this port to Manila, put in there yesterday for repairs. She had been caught In the grip of a typhoon that wrenched, her Into a condition mak- tag lt aangerous to complete ner voyage. The cable states that the liner was damaged shortly aiter leaving Kobe, where she had been to discharge some freight from this city and to take on bunker coal. The Japan sea Is noted for its fierce typhoons, and It is sup posed that one of them put the liner out of commission. Cable reports from the orient a few days ago were to the effect tnat lerriric winds had played havoc with shlDDlnr all alone the line, and from, Australia came the news that whole fleet of small coastlnar vessels had met their doom in the galea It Is supposed that those on board the Arabia had an exciting time during the height Lpf the storm, for Included In the cargo was a large shipment of gunpowder and other explosives for the fovernment fortifications at Cavite. Al hough the explosives had been stowed with especial care, their presence left a certain amount of risk. The explo sives and other frelaht bonked for Ma nila will be transhipped from Hongkong, i i spienaia equipment or rvdock It will take five i days to repair the steamer, according to the report received this mornlnsr. and mereior n nas oeen arranged to nave the liner Nlcomedla, now about due at Hongkong, take the Arabia's run. This will bring the Nlcomedla here direct instead of by way of San Francisco as Intended, and throw the Arabia back so that she will probably not arrive here before August 15. ' xnere is a great quantity of gunnies to be brought here from Hongkong and the Nlcomedla's departure direct for Portland is of more than ordinary sig nificance. It was intended to have her come by way of Honolulu and San Fran cisco. Bne will can at Kobe, Mejl and Yokohama as usual, however, to dis charge and take on freight as well as to coal up for the run across the Pa cific, The liner Numantia which arrived here last Friday morning is still dis charging gunnies at Alaska dock. John Schroeder, a longshoreman, was slightly mjurea mis morning wnue working in the forward hold. A sliding hoop hit " I". J-"" "- """". "iJ" - The injury was treated by the steamer's officer and the longshoreman returned to work. BIG CRAFT SHOWS SPEED. Five-Masted Schooner Henry K. Hall Holds Record of Year. The five-masted schooner Henry K. Hall, which began loading piling this morning at the mills of Inmam Poulsen ft Co, holds last years' record for hav ing made the swiftest run from the west coast of South America to Aus tralia. She covered the distance in 44 days. ' The American schooner Lchaina came next best with 40 days. But the big five-master, like all sail Ing vessels, has to depend upon the winaa uoming up irom Ban rTancisco this trip she was 18 days out whereas under favorable circumstances she could have covered the distance In three or four days. Captain Bennoche says heavy headwinds and calms held him back. Only one vessel was sighted on the run. She was an Australian coal ship bound for San Francisco. The Henry K. Hall is said to be the most elaborately equipped sailing schooner in Pacific waters. he cabins beinar nollshed hardwood throughout, She was built at Eagle Harbor about six years ago at a cost of 888,000, the largest amount paid for a vessel of her class on this coast Captain Benneche is accompanied by his wife, who is a taientea landscape Sainter. During her spare moments Ira,. Benneche has painted the names of the vessel in an artistic manner on the life buoys carried in the cabin and on the after deck. The schooner is under charter to the Pacific Export Lumber company to car ry piling to Kobe, Japan. During the year she has made a networa or tracKs over half the globe, having started from Belllngham for Callao, Peru, thence to Newcastle, Australia; thence to San Francisco and Portland. This is con sidered a fine showing for a sailing vessel.' . CONCERT FOB SEAMEN. Woman's Club Will Assist on the Program at Institute. Tha weeVlv concert' at the - Seamen's Institute (American Episcopal), Front and Flanders streets, will tan. piace tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, under the direction or Mrs. Kmiiy iiampson, Mrs. J. S. Hamilton and Mrs. Percy Walton, accompanist - - The muso department Of the Woman's club or portiana win assist ana read ings will be given by Mrs. Nina Larowe. Following Is the program: . Piano solo, Mrs. Percy Walton; ladles' .chorus; vo cal solo Mrs. F. M. Branch; vocal duet, Mrs. J. 8. Hamilton; reading, Mrs. Mna uarowe; vocal soio, Airs. A. u. RIddell: ladles' chorus' vocal solo. Miss Carrie Florilla Spalding; vocal trios. Mrs. F. M Branch, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs, Hampson; vocal solo, Mrs. A. B. Price; vocal duet Mra A. G. RIddell and Mra Hamilton; vocal solo, Mra W. Nolan; ladles' chorus; vocal solo, Mrs, Emily Hampson; reading, Mra Nina Larowe; vocal solo, Mrs, J. S. Hamilton: ladles' chorus. RIVERS STILL RISING. Colombia Backs Up Willamette to Flood Stage in Harbor. - The river is rislnar r&nMlv a. a m. suit of back water from the Columbia and ths fact that the upper Columbia and Snake rivers are showing a new rise inuica.ies tnai Portland will experience still higher water. There Is no great niger,. nowever, or It coming up to evel of Front street . - ine weather bureau is again equal J tne Occasion and by Issuing daily bul- ....... luerenanu in ine low- Wnf. districts posted on the behavior vl tM nver. - I rvnav m .,iiiAin . , . that the Willamette will probably reach feei Thursday morning. . . - ii'. f""1111 rise , is attributed to melting snows In British Columbia mor. than to heavy raina It is a fact i,?Wv.erivthllt.xcepUn m British C? lumbla, there Is very little snow in the S Ait? " comPared with average ASIONG THE COASTERS. " Five Arrive From San Francisco and . Three Depart,- --- Three coasters cleared last night for California, ports and five arrived here today. Those that cleared are the steam schooner Jo nan. Poulnftrv Bhna Talc and jiwiiiti-. j iiubb tuot urrivtta o(.. -ii i. .7 ... the W. Kider and the steanT Nome City. Waahln.ton and Argyll. . Captain Nopander of the Harrlman liner. State of California, reports hav ing had a pleasant voyage north, ex cepting me rirst aay oui wnco ii wu pretty windy with a high sea. The Stat, brought a good list of passengers and a full cargo. The George W. Elder reached Astoria eany mis morning and win oe at star tin's dock at 4 Tclock this afternoon. ene is in from Baa. rearo via taa j ran vibco ana isurexa. , The Nome City, Captain Hansen, JJS i'n ".?t; Drousrnt a llrht frelrht rroiT cisco. - It was discharged street dock earlv this morning mediately thereafter the craft crossed over to Montgomery dock No. 1 and began loading wheat., She will take lumber for dockloadr" . r ... The steamer Argyll arrived at Ports mouth this afternoon with .a cargo of on. wne will leave down tomorrow. The coasters , that cleared carried mostly grain, the Homer having ,00 Confederate Veterans began their elgh sncks of wheat for San Francisco.- the I taanth annual mm inn iiuin , Th.oaih. and 880,000 feet of lumber for San called to order n he Blppo Franoisco, and the Bhna Tak having 60 I drome at 10 o'clock this " morning by tons of wheat and 800,000 feet of lum-1 General George P. Harrison, commander The stTam schner Washinrtoa will SS.hn-i 5.r dock this afternoon With general cargo. '.. aiAHAAxs M.MUti4UUM.MMSJMSi, - . , ,,,. , , , Begnlat miners One. to Arrive. G. W. Elder, San Pedro, way.. . .June II Alliance, Coos Bay........ ..-..June 11 I Eureka, Eureka and Coos., June 141 Roanoke, San Pedro and way... June, 14 Roh Citv. San Francisco June 14 rtreanwaier, wirui wr ...juiie it State, San Francisco ..........June 28 Arabia, orient July I Nlcomedla, orient ....Aug. 1 Alesla. orient 8eot 1 Numantia, orient Sept 18 1 Segals Uness to Bepars. Breakwater, San Francisco June 10 I Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro June 11 1 State. iSan Francisco .....June 181 Alliance, Coos Bay ...June 11 1 ans of Georgia .He is the ranking offi- Numantia, orient.. .June lSlcer. next to General Cabell, and is a TTur.irB Rnl mm rnoM Jnne id I man greatlv beloved by the confederate Roanoke. San Pedro and way., June 18 Rose City, Ban ranciBCO. June ZV I Arabia, orient Julv 15 1 Nlcomedla. orient Aug. 181 Alesla, orient ...Sept. 161 Vessels la Wort. Broderick Castle, Br. ship StreUm I Largiemore. Br. Sh . O. W. P. dock I Crown of India, Br. bk.f . ...... Drydock I Leyland Broa, Br. sh O. W. P. I Donna Franceses, Br. bk Astoria AiBiorjuinip, uvr. ui ........... .ABioriH i innalna 13 uhln f XT t I Churchill. Am. sch .Astoria I ccno. Ajn. uain, A.iorin i Kelburn. Br. bk. Astoria I Minnie Kelton, Am. ss AstoriaJ Edmond Rostand. Fr. bk Oceanic I umanuei Accame. it DK.uoiumoia xno. 1 1 Davis, tornedo boat stream I Fox. torpedo boat... Stream I Wellesley, Am. ss. Stella I Numantia, Ger. ss Alaska I snna xax. Am. ss, rtainierioi coior in nonor or tne occasion, pio- H. K Hall, Am. sch . , . .Inman-Poulsen I tures of Jackson, Stuart, Longstreet Breakwater, Am. ss Oak street Northland. Am. ss. ..Portland Lhr. Co. I Condor, gas sloop Couch strentlseph E. Johnston. Wheeler and "many ueo. vv. .iaer. Am. u martin s i State of California. Am. ss. .Alnsworth I Jim uuuer. Am. ss un way up Nome City. Am. ss ... Montgomery no. zinas been tasterullv decorated. So also Washington, Am. ss ......Couch street Argyll, Am. ss Portsmouth Bn Boute to Load lumber. Ravalli, Am. ss R. D. Inman, Am. ss. . . , W. F. Jewett Am. sch. Alvena, Am. sch ....... Alumna, Am. sch...... ,oto rranc Ko San FranClSCO I ....... Redondo I .Dan rrancisco IVBDUIUI Tiverton, Am. ss Washington. Am. ss.... iSan franc Isco San Francisco Nome City, Am. as...... San Francisco Jim Butler, Am. ss San Francisco Thos. L. Wand, Am ,ss,.San Francisco Ba Boute With Cement and General. Aberfoyle, Br. sh Antwerp Asgard, Nor. sh. . .Antwerp Biaart, ft. bk. , Albert Rlckmers, Gr. Clan Graham. Br. sh Antwerp AJ5iWi rarairr Antwerp bk. Eugenie FautreL Fr. bk. Vlncennes, Br. sh Gael, Fr. bk Neatsflelds, Br. sh David de Anjers, Fr. sh. Brabloch, Br. bk Kllloran. -Br. sh Antwjrp I Hamburg lArimun .. .Antwerp I Antwerp JoinviUe. Fr. bk.. Aicrp .... .Ant warn I Carmanlan, Br. bk Hamburg I Rochambeau, Fr. bk Leith Gulf Stream, Br. bk Antwerp Coal Ships Ba Bouts. I La Roche Jacouelln. Fr hk Tje..n. a wife.ht p.' kv vl "7..- r Bossuet Fr. bk Newcastle, A I vraxnp nxaamsrs xa sionte. Inverkio. Br. s San Francisco I f. .Guavmas Taunton, Br. ss Forerle. Br, ss Ran Wanolaen at Ta ! Madura, Br. ss Tabor. Nor. ss Btrathflllan, Br. ss. . . . Guernsey, Nor. ss Allanton, Br. ss Cralghall, Br. ss Earl of Carrlch, Br. ss. Aeon, Br. ss Dulwich, Br., ss . .San Francisco Bremerton Batavla , .San Francisco . .San Francisco . . San Francisco ..San Francisco Eureka Guaymas Ellerlc, Br. ss .San Francisco Knight Templar, Br. ss Valparaiso Radame", Ger. ss Puget Sound Ascot Br. ss Victoria jis jom in Bsussi to xoaa Oram. Manx Klnr. Br. sh Titri Port Crawford. Br. ah Callao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh Callao River Falloch, Br. bk Callao Nordsee. Ger. sh rniion uregon, uer. an Tokohams Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk Yokohama Henrietta, uer.. an. Aster, Ger. bk.. Vr i Valparaiso Marechal de Noallles. Fr. bk. West coast .I..WU. ciuui, rr. uk... uriBioi i Vendee. FT. bk. ....... Ran tTranelann I Homeward Bound, Am. blcVanc'v'r. B. C. Le Pelier, Fr. bk. .Hobart Salnte Anne, Fr, bk.. Newcastle, N. S. W. Oil Carrier Bn Boute. Koma, Am. ss Port San Luis MARINE NOTES. 1 Astoria, June 9. Arrived at 6 and left UP at 8:80 a. m steamer George I W. Elder, from8 San Pedro and way porta Arrived down at 5 and sailed at 7 a m.. steamer Homer, for San Francisco. ' Arrived at 8:30 and left unl at (, a. in., steamer Jim cutler, irom I .Tanf,sS;?-' AIr,va. " .':1a JS?l JTl-' "IT!:"'.'"-:'B, 1 V1U 0CLn DrAUUBVU. AmfBU BKL If HIM1 I . i,n a nnnn .tm r..kl.riT. I f romlan Vnuiflico " fiSL 5IL,iSr 51?- 1 . La i.a I a. m steamer Rainier, from Astoria. I Astoria. June S Arrival at 4:10 unit I left up at 8:18 P.m.. steamer Nome! City, from San Francisco. Arrived down at 8 p. m torpedo boats Perry. Preble and Farragut , - j ruri CKMI AJUIB. At UH. nuoa. .ieAm-'l rma- ?LPr!!aAn.-i, : - British .hln Stratharrvf. fmn? for Europe. , . I Astoria. June f. wo bar renort: can. line down. - . ' - ABiurio. juna w. oa,iita bl id m.. inn bark Vendea In tow of tug Kercules, 1IVIU OOII f (BLIJUXBCU. Condition- of ths bar at' 8. a m., smooth; wind, northwest miles; .Tides at Astoria ' today High watr. :z a. m.. s.i leet; f.ab p. mu. 8.1 f eet I Low water 2:48 a. nv. 1.1 feet; 8:28 p. m., 2.8 feet . . . i .ALONG THB WATERFROXT. I h A lTrakiwiK harir Tm Aiaa -ua.VaJI A . I -"2 rooming irom su r rancisco I Z&PZ. A- ??: o.A ".h-r: i"-.'."'"" - w ,Ths gasoline sloop Condor is sched- uled to leave Couch street dock this evening for Newport and Waldport wtth wiivaL Aug- JUUlULTDt ' -: T.-;--1 I. iuu cargo or general mercnandlse. "The Union Oil company has sent Its steamer Roms. from. Port San Luis for Portland with a cargo of criL ThU will w --..acv nisi fn iwiej. 1 -..l,f- .ov.mmnt . K. Mathloms I day to Vle1 n! UrnrnTmmfM,t mm,A 1 ..I . " I v. vtn-ain hbwiod uranam. I The Norwegian steamer Guernsey be-1 gan discharaln. coal .t BaJT WrlZiZ June 4. and win nmnaM ka. .v,i. t. i.tt.;n iim ioiumDia river before th. reach the Columbia . river before th. r?Lh..ntr-5.h",:ter to carry lumber MUTES 1 HOLD noon -'"V sBBBssaesasesBS ssmsmssbbssssS j Hearty. Welcome Extended 4 Today to Veterans by Birmingham. . (DnIUd Frees teased Wire.) Birmingham, Ala., June 9. The United ?' AiT?"!??:. ChPiLn ctio,,. Governor Comer welcomed the I veterans to Alhun anil Mavnr Ward I Pke for the city tof.BlrminKham. C;th- I er greetings were extenaea ay urigaaier i uenerat J. w. Bush ror the AiaDama f tileUbSma ughUra! T" " The welcoming addresses were re- sponded to by General W. L. Cabell of Dallas, Texas, who is filling the unex- I chief. General Stephen D. Lee. General I Cabell's appearance was the occasion of virtu icrm ui me laie cuuimauunr in a great demonstration. The veterans arose In a body, hats, handkerchiefs and coats went Into the air in all parts of the big hall, and cheer after cheer rang out, the gallery joining in the applause. Cabell will be elected commander In chief, if he can be persuaded to accept the office. .Otherwise the honor will probably go to General Clement A. KTv- veterans throughout the south. . nana me voierans ana uieir irienuo reaasembled in the Hippodrome this afternoon it was to listen to the reunion oration, which was delivered by Colonel ure was an address on "The Confederate Navv ' hv 1nll A ft Wrrh n tar-lr. aonvllle. Florida. Tonla-ht nnvuriuir and Mrs. B B. Comer are to give a reeeptlon to the veterana and at the fair grounds there will be an elaborate display of xireworKS. . T l 4 l . I L . 1 . . . have the veterans ever had a heartier welcome man inftv nava receiveii in Birmingham. Everywhere are flags snd bunting. Confederate colors predora- inate. but the national color, are everv- wnere intertwined with the emblems or "tne storm cradled nation that fell. On all sides there are decorations. Few people have refused to heed the request of the committee in charge to add a bit Beauregard, Hill, Robert E. Lee, Steph- en 15. Lee. Albert Sidney Johnston. Jo- omers. The Hippodrome bulldlnar. where the sessions or me reunion are Deinr held, lie the Hill man hotel, where the official headquarters have been established, and ;" J oi'i I a viiuv. v aa.0 v& lai7 CVC1 0,110, A HOI O I8CI4 Men no erfort to overdo the matter. The nnlnra qpa ,1 mA with sA .lf.t and are In sufficient number to make a good showing. ANTON TANZIiER DIES AT THE AGE OF 90 (Special DUpatch to Ths Jonrnsl.) Gervais, Or, June 9. Anton Tans- ler, vo years old, died in this city yes- terday of old age. He was born near Vienna, Austria, January 17, 1818, and In 1842 wna rlraftel In tha lualrl.. army, where he served with honor for i ii vph r. ma .nrv vi m n.r. died in 188L Two children'. A)nl Anna, are residents of Gervais. In 1887 ne came to the United States, muiing m wneeung, west Virginia, after WRrdn minor in Iftrniaanf, V; he took out naturalization papers and settled on a land claim. His chtl- dren Joined him there, and remained wun mm tnencerorth. in the fall of il'J .can,e uregon.. arriving V"""" . ney seiuea at Jer known' mercantile firm of A. Tanxler & Co. The Tarizlers have been residents ot Gervais for over 10 years, Tne ,unerI w" be held tomorrow " m- irom WW CainOlIO CnurCO, with Interment in the Catholic ceme- tery, near Gervais. QUEER ARITHMETIC AKOm THE RED MEN (Special Dispatch to Tne Journal.) Tlrna Wah Inn. 0 Tha rV allotting land to the Indians on the Coeur d'Alene reservation is progres- sing satisfactorily and it will prob- LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST A 8500 library frtvan tvav absolutelv volumes sjia nanasom. goia.n ow emmom me. inn rumninmA sroioen uk guh church, club or society In Portland securing the largest number of vote. Votes will be issued with paid-in-advance tows: vne year, ii.ou, ou votes, aix montns, 3.ib, auo votes; tnree nuinthi 1 1 OK 19K vaIm mi month.. KK .imnta 111 1 mi. . mA every merchant listed below will give At the close of the contest the lodge, ing ths largest number of vote will case. Turren svpunts wnen promptly Ballot boxes are located at Holsman's Front drug store. 133 Grand avenue; Watts street where all votes should be deposited. chants and get busy with W. B. H1UXU ft CO dry goods. clothing and shoes. 180 to 884 East Mor- rlson sireec c mtawAg. faniw. 14 Third street. Main 8184, O- K. HOFSTBATBB. photographer. 188 Third sitreet Paciflo 1780. - . aa SADOfilUlT X B A . J SS M "lc nd warehouse 111-118 North Sixth street Main 1.488. A-1488, TBB B. M. BBATBABD OCX, spotlnt goods. 113 Grand avenue, fcASl (IS. UBSBTT OOAZi ft XOB OO- office 1813 Pine street Home A-81S4, Main 1 1441. TDXOAB OOA OO, offloe 8I Burn- BllrBa. mtrmt Main 177A. A.17TI. MVBCX ft OSTSB, fnerchant tailor aww. -v OBEQOW.BXWS CO, cigars and news. ifi Bixta street W. B. XLSTT, plumbing snd. gas fit- ft 11 wnnsmfl m vftnutx. jiahb BBVw STOBBa 138 Grand ava SL 8688. A. Ba WttlETT, grocer, 131 urana avenua B-1281, Kast sai. KOOEL BABBEB 8TBOP. finest Shop in the city, si SUth street - "l:rj"l1 T,mftU' or?mt A - 818. -- KABOSZO vutni GBOUBBT. ISO nra Jtuun . - easi. CTBZOAOO BUBBBT, neats, 117 Third street Main Ml. KOKRISOir ElaHOTBICAU CO- Itl V. -Unrrlaann flltl-Mt. Ea.t 3118. B-1418. . . n r mimm J T6 Russell street. HASt . BB. B. B. WBIOBT. dentist 841 V4 Washington, corner evnia. Main is. AlXOB BXBXB, nne miuinery, ees Washington street , - SBABXS . ft FA'kTTB, wood - dealers, ... . , ... nra uit H3(bui sw juu uwis 118. ' BUTl'llB-BUT BBXA9 CO, corner Second and Columbia streets; retail 14S XII lru StTCefc. t" " ' :- , s k0OBb not. east side news deal and conftiohery. wmiams avenn. anQ KU1BBU .ire.U Al VIVA. . . . - . aajaMS, bicycles and sport- lng goods, Williams avenus and Knott street - East 3481. WTT.T.iaiaT BLT ATB. tnmTWBTT.T. FAO- TOBT. umbrella, and leather gooda, 844 Uilams ave. .01004. 1 ably be finished some time during the summer, but the reservation will not be thrown open : to settlement this' year as expected at the beginning. ' Still more ' surprising, when It is thrown open tnere win not oe mnr va cant tillable lands for the white man. At the beginning it was thought sev eral hundred whites would be able to get homesteads, but the allotting agent has round tnat tne inaians nave in creased very rapidly and now number about (50, against BOO three months ago. '' " - f ' ' 'There - will be considerable timber land left and possibly some timber land that will be fit for cultivation ' after clearing, but the best . will be taken by Indiana. . ' - , r v.i ' ,:t Save ItheiDiscounC ' Send check or pay at office on or be fore the 10th to save the discount on June puis ror tne Automatic 'leiepnone. : HOME TELEPHONE CO., .., Corner of Park and Burnslde sts. TRANSPORTATION ' REGULATOR UIISE3 , e 7 AST STEAKEB '''jv(-" Bailey Qatasert Makes round trip week - days, except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare 8200. Leaving Portland 7 a. m.. leaving The Dalles t p. tn, arriving Portland p. m.' ' . - . . Sundays Round trip to 1 Cascade Locks, leaving Portland 4 a. m., arriv ing back 6 p. m. Fare 81.00. 8TBAMMW , Dalles City and Capitol City Operate dally, except Sunday, between Portland and xne uaiies, calling ai an way landings for freight snd pas sengers.- First-ciaes - accommoaauons for wagons and livestock. - ALSIB STKEBT COOK. " Phones Main 914. A-6UJ. COOS BAY LINE The steamship BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednesday e4S n. av. from Oak street dock, for Vorth Bead. Mars a fleld and Coos Bay points. Freight re eel ved till 4 p. in. on dsy of sailing. Passenger fare, -first class, 810: second class, 87, including berth and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washington streets, or uaa street a oca. ANCHOR LINE QIU.SGOW VTA lOWDOWBSBBT Furnessia, June 13, California, June SO, tjaieaonia, june ii. Saloon. ea.5o, $67.50 and 7a.so, ' Second Cabin, $49J0 and 845. ThiroT Class. 827.40 and 837.73. For book of tours and information, ap ply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. 21 to zi snerman hi, wnicago. . VOBTB PACIFIC STEAMSHIP 00.1 . , BTSAlXSBXPa . ..- Roanoke and Ceo. W.Elder Sail for Eureka. San Francisco and Los An deles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m, Ticket office 182 Third '.near Alder. CtaRened. ' " ifewbrsw KEVKR KSOWS TO FAIl Tviul'i Sxttaek of Oobebs e.4 Copaiba is CAPSULES. ThetaMeUm. quick ndicroghaVLTtvft ronorrboM. ('. waiiM, m. tuny , i take, ewmlnl M eHTj. jeau roe. st, at Row. Sc Martln'a 861 Wash. lng on st, Portland, Or.: or by mall from The Tarrant Co 44 Hudson st. New XOTK. i BRtrara 4araayttA.i raa.i. ''Pi-fir Dr1. Sanderson's Compound "Zi Savin and Cotton Root Pills. l ne pest ana oniy rename remedy- for DELAYED -PER-IDS. Cura the . most obstin ate cases in to 10 daya Price 83 per dox or tnree ooxes 6.u. sold by drug- fists everywhere. DR. PIERCE, 181 lrst st. Portland. Phone Main 1985. frM in .i.nn llh .P - aaai win na riv.n t. th. inriar. win do given , to tne lodge, scnooi subscriptions to The Journal as fol- with each 10-cent purchase one vote school, church, club or society recolv- be awarded the library complete, with pain are entitled to votea The library lewelrv store. 148 Third .treat! Whito - Matthleu dm etore. 27S Ttiisnell Trade with the following mer- froa . nBffFURNISIIBR5 kMO WJ KMT MCHfjM KT TATX.OB ft STABTOIT, piamblag and gas fitting. 808 Pin. street . .CmrnAX. BUBBBT. meats and ftsh. 130 Grand avenua B-18S8. East 418. '' A. SO-BB, wallpaper, painter sad decorator. 104 Union ava. East 1086. .J!F0381EX, ST. meats, and fish. 840 First st Main 1878. ' CBTOCraurr BBOS, wood dealers, Marshall and 18th sts. Both phones. OOXBSTAVBH OBOOBBT, 371 Bus sell st Fast 680. ,0 . M.8X1JBT. groceries. 433 Washington st Main 1U7. A-3147. J ; barber, 841 Williams - firtatxm ft BXXES, wall paper and paints. 406 Morrison st Main 1871. ' KAZ K. 8MTTX, florist 160 Fifth St opp. Meier KrarTk. . Man ItlL 2JTBXS OXTT BTBZBO ft 47XiBABTjra BBS. 180 Grand a vs. East 86817 - SVBBTEZBB rXTEJ, OO Long or short wood. B-1681; East S0SL Office and yard Thirty-slxtt and Hawthorns O. Xt. bTOBABOB, 'j lnsmlth. 188 Grand avenua Fist 6C08. BABXB,'optician. tr. B. J. Mills, as. siaUnt Main 1874. Ill 4th st' - aroBTBWEST am oo, sporting goods. 113 8d st Main 3006. r"fa COXaEXAB' EAUVU1 OO, hard ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery. . lot 3d st Main 6137. . SUBXBA CABBZAGB WfikxOL iffM and repairers of carriages and wasona. 118 Burn.lda Paciflo 2047. - WOODLAWJT XAV1TDBT OO T7nn.v Dry ssnd Finished -Work. , Woodiawa X2SS. 21 uekia avs. - . . . ; JOBS SCB3CTTD1V& Oeanln. ' ' dyeing; quick work. 46 H 4th st ; COXTOCBIA riSK OO. Fish, oystera poultry, butter, eggs, etc. Main 6: A-6666. ThirU and Ankenv sts. T ' T. n. 8CmUi ft CO. mutat .WaaV. lawn 8; C-18S8. 714 Union avs. north. POBTXABA TEBT ft AWBTBO) CO, teras and awnlnss. window ivnin., porch curtains a specialty. 16 N. Front . eai e.tat. and Invest, menta Uoom ill Cortxtt hldi. Mat. mm VeskWm My Unfailing and tiile Treatment Is HGPEOFVIGOR My cures are lasting, because the methods I em ploy meet even . the most minute details of . those ailments to which they apply, and ..are ' readily modified i to mee t ; the : requirements of Individual oases. Because . my treatment ls ample, sclenlflo and thorough, my cures . are complete and . lasting and my patients have no ' relapses. . For the same reason I am usually able to' cure . in much less , time than la oom- DB, TATXOB, monly required in obtaining but partial results, i The laeadiajf Bpeelallst 1 1 treat for- real and lasting cures. Every' remedy 1; employ has Its part in bringing positive and permanent results. Under my treatment the patient, who notes improvement. In' his condition can feel assured that Teal benefit and not. a temporary drug tinue with confidence that a thorough My Fee for a Cure IsQnly I Will Vait for My Fee Un til You Are Cured The Scientific Treatment of Weakness Dosing the' system with powerful stimulants and tonics In an effort to re store functional vigor, can have but one final result:- Th. nnnriitinx dered worse than before. "Weakness" form- of inflammation in the prostate gland, and this inflammation is but aggravated by stimulating remedies thaijexoite temporary activity. I em ploy the only scientina and fully effective treatment for "weakness" which effects a permanent cure by restoring the prostate gland Ntof ajwtnd but licniuix- .Lett), a vuvtiiH vuiupitiLo rtiBuiw in : vvery case ireati' 'interest ing literature and a beautiful engraved chart 'fee If you will calL I Cure All Diseases of Men Those In nv trouble, .ufferln. from other disease tending to destroy and disfigure and to render happiness im possible, are urged to call upon me without delay; Those wasting valuable time, dissipating their money and aggravating their ailment-by submitting to Indirect, Ineffectual, unscientific treatment that never did and never can cure, are invited to visit me and Investigate my successful mini t positively guarantee results In all curable-cases and frankly refuse to ac cept any oiner cuh, u lor any reason, ii IB log i.ie 10 guarantee a Cure. Examination Free I offer not only FREE consultation, and advice, but of every case that comes to me 1 will makexa careful examination and diagnosis without charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to. get expert opin ion about his trouble. : . If vou cannot call, write for Diagnosis in Chart V l.ffloB V.4k A Via, all day from a. m. to 9 p, m. and The 834H XOBBXSOB STBXUBT, COBHBB aBOOVB, FOBTTaABS, OBBCrOV. HOW I HELP The only way to euro any allmenf to remove the cause. Drugs don't ls do that Suppose you have stomach t r o u b le ; food doesn't digest gases arise when the food ferments, caus ing severe pains. You go to a doc tor, who gives you a drug to stop ths pain, but does not re move the cause of the trouble. Every time you eat the pain comes back and you have to take the drug again. Now, what's the - reason the stomach won't digest the foodt Simply because It lacks the strength. . It needs e n e r gy, nerve power, vl t a 1 1 1 y not drugs, which stimulate, for a day and weaken the nerves. The force that runs the machin ery of your body la called nervous energy. This nerve force Is Just an other name, for electricity. ' When any organ becomes weak or breaks down, the only way to restore It to a healthy condition Is to restore electricity. That's , the way Electro Vigor helps nature cure. - Electro-Vigor, is an electric body battery, . which Infuses a gentle cur rent of electrlo life, into your nerves and vitals, while you sleep, - It re moves forever the cause of stomach, kidney, liver and bowel troubles. It helps nature cure by -supplying the force snd energy to keep the body In repair. Electricity Is nerve food, nerve life. It makes the blood rich, red and warm, and promotes a vig orous, circulation. Evorjf I7cn:an l.lnli, .1 ..A 1 - - , .bonk th. wondarfal makvll wnining dprey ThS B.Br Tairl SyrloM. Jhk. noBiama annum, iiabi hAu t o uoBTSnlent, avw ilAAliy, SbS 9WSP ArfjftlBlvW Ha If he PAnnotsnrply tbe rij, AOopt no . otbAr. bat tnd ttAinn tnr lllUBirmiBd book biiU It gtres fall mrtloalan and illrfirtinnA In. TAluKblstoUkllea, f AHVHIa CO, US DC. SS4 Sr.. MKW lonH. for kls ty Ikidmor. - Dm Oo., WeedstBl, Clark. Oo, A ad Leao-Prnvis Dru Oo. t storoa C3S 6 tli , I Scien-: Your effect has been obtained, and , can con ours Is being accomplished. ' la Any Un complicated Ailment is merely - an Indication of a law VARICOCKT.1B. HVTi'nru-iir.T ui Sundays from 10 to ivonly. Co. It you suffer from weakness of any kind, rheumatism, lumbago, soi I atlca, constipation, or any nervous aisoroer, you can be cured aulcklv and thoroughly oy ins applica tion of Electro- vigor. Electro - Vigor Is not an electrlo belt or a static maenms or a Farad lo battery. Neither Is It like any of those In struments of torture. It does not shock or burn. It's . touch Is soothing to the nerves the sensation 1 pleasant exhlla ating. When I say that E 1 e e t r o Vlgor cures, I .don't ask you to believe me until I prove It ru send yon names of cured patients and you can ask 'them. Health Book Free Send for my free. Illustrated book, which explains my method of treat ment. This book contains 100 pages of plain facts regarding the cause and cure of disease, It tells the truth about doctors and drugs. Cut out this coupon now, and mall it I'll send the book (sealed) free. S. A. Hall, M. D. 1314 Second Ave, Seattle, Wash. Please send me,' prepaid, your free, 100-page, - Illustrated book. 6-8-8 . ' " NamO 644MMI.MI.t.6l.4.. Addroia . . . . e . . i e CGeeVo Ths, Well-Known T . Reliable miiuccc ... boot, and Herb' ; DOCTOR Has made a ;llfs study of roots snd herbs and In that study discovered and , Is giving to the world his wonderful ' ; remArttaa i Heronry, Poisons or imirs Used a '"-XVf witnout Oparatloa ot -, Without the Aid of a Bnlf e. He guarantees to cur. Catarrh. Asth ma, Lung, Throat : Rheumatism, Ner- vousnesa Narvnna n.hllli c,nm..k Liver. Kidney Troubles; slso'Lost Man- ' hood. Female Weakness and all Private ; Plseasea A SURE CANCER CURE . Just Received from Pekln, China Safe. . Sure and RaIIaKIa IF.TOTJ ARE AFFLICTED DON'T" DE-'' xAX UH.UA IB ARE DANGEROUS If VOU Cannot Call, writs tn Avn.nnn blank, and circular. Inclose 4 .cents in stampa -.- . .. - " . CONSULTATION FREE i.7i i iiai ov.,."i-. notnton, r'oruano, i ' ' i Oregon. . r .,. I . PleasS Mention This Paper. 1