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Newspaper Page Textv THE OREGON -DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND,) WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17. 1803. 13 ,rERSONAL MISS GIBSON GIVES SCALP TREAT- .meat;-- uanarun. oa, mornauu. n.f.2. Journal. . ' tvrt fiANTjEHpiOM CO.. SAVIN AND Cotton Root fnlls, sure remedy tor delayed rerioa. ia per box or uoim 15. Dr. Pierce, 181 H 1st St iouNa scientific - masseuse give electrical, aiconouc, meaicaioa end genuine tub bathe.- a and Raleigh Mdg.. t" and Washington. ' LirBlNSTHoONG. IMPORTER CHI- neee root medicines; sella Chinese tea. certain cure for all disease lit td st. T HE 'SNOWDEN BATHS," 145 H TH at, rooms 34-26; vapor, sponge baths, vihratory treatments; lady attendant. MR& CBROCK, MASSEUSE, CABINET bath, salt flow, cream massage; ref erences. 283 Yi Parle Main itoi. A-ma, .PEKK1NS NATIONAL HERBS AND Kretol re seid iy a. , uoomr, 4th at Phone Main 3981 ----- ' MISS GILBERT,. MASSEUSE, TUB baths and massage. ilO'H 4th St., romer Washington. BALM OP FIGS FOR ALL. FEMALE! qiaeflses. p g iota n, ai -,v.-. MANICURING FOR LADIES AND gentlemen. m wnrrinmii iwm . MOLES. WRINKLES. SUPERFLUOUS nair removea. Mrs, niii. MISS ETHEL WARD'S MANICURING and Chiropody Parlors. 201 H 3d St. MISS " 'GRANT MANICURING , AMD facial massage, ttooms o-n. xb7 f-ACIAL-AND SCALP MASSAGE. MAN- icunng, ia-n. zm wnn-nuu. - -MASSAGE. TUB BATHS, BOOM 16, 861 Mofa'n. formerly 24 Wash. ATTORNEYS A. R TANNER, ATTY, 609 COMMER. cltl block. 3d and Wash. Mam 144t. C. H. PIGGGTT AND H. J. BIGGER, attorneys, rooms 4-5-6. Mnlkay bldg. ASSAYER9 WELL8 A PROEBSTEL. ASSAYERS. analvt Ovists. Z04M. WHO. ' m. low MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE - AND 6JS testing works, igsoMornson u AKCBITECTS. . ARCHITECT;BUILDER. Seaside bungalows - - ' Bee Johnson, 804 Mohawk bldg. CLAUSSEN ft CLAUSSEN, ARCHI teots. 61S Buchanan bldg.. 288 Wash. ACCOUNTANTS. - E. H. COLLIS, -; 824 Woroester block, public aeeountant and estate agent. Auditing, Investigat ing, systematizing. Permanent keeping of books and records a specialty. BATHS B0DLEY"8 TURKISH BATHS, IMPE ' rial hotel open day and night BICYCLE REPAIRING. : APEX BICYCLE CO. MANUFACTUR lngand repairing, second-hand wheels. 118 irtn, oetween wasn. ana Aiaer. TUP MIIMMKH HIl'VI'l.K ICl.KfiTJtIC i sl and gtsolln repairing and sun dries: key-fitting. 82T Stsric M. 706s. . BUILDING PUBUCATTON8. ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS. EN- gineers, get copy Pacific Builder and Engineer. 816 Cnamber of Commerce. CLAIRVOYANTS AND PALMISTS THE SENSATION OF PORTLAND IS v ZOLA GILFORD : The world's most distinguished clair voyant, and the only woman now living ever admitted to the sacred rites of ths priesthood of ancient Egypt, which en ables her to perform the ''oracles" and hrlnz about your every wish, will for th benefit of ih noor but Worthy peo ple, give her famous 110 life reading ana sio course or personal magnetism combined for 15 this week. And the 3$ reading and $2 course of Hindu Secret of control and influence ana fascina tion for SI. - ... As a test of her great power, she will charge but 25o today and tomorrow. ..; She reads the innermost thoughts of souls, - tells whom and when you will marry, with exact day and. date, gives absolutely reliable advice on business Investments and all affairs of life, teaches all the higher branches of oc cultism and develops mediums. Satis faction given or no fee accepted., Of fice at ber residence. 309 6th. st Walk In. no sign. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. - PROF.. S '25c ''25c 25c World's Greatest Clairvoyant Trance Seer, Psychic and Occult Teacher. Professor Sheldon's revelations will astonish you. In order to make himself popular with the publlo and owing to .the financial conditions of the present - day, professor Sheldon will give COM PLETE SPECIAL reading for the smalf consideration of 25o this week onlv. Advice on love. courtshlD. mar- ' riage, business, " mining, speculation. lawsuits and real estate matters. - - . PROFESSOR SHELDON, . The Benson Bid?.. . 181 Morrison st, cor. of Fifth. MME. DR. HERZOO. FROM BERLIN Bcienuiie reveaier, tens wa irom cradle to grave, consultation on all af- Hnttifn. wrr.nlAA. trrtfiA fi (I vl(- sure help, mistake Impossible; restores jobi love, unites separatea oy ojiuimui, also locates burled treasures: . fee - 81, lotter 62- 373 Taylor st : MRS. STEVENS, PORTLAND'S RELI- able palmist and clairvoyant 348 M Yamhill, corner 7th. MT68 MAY ANDREWS GIVES GOOD - card readings, toe. 326 Main. M. 7648, COAL AND WOOD FIR, 36 TJP; GOOD COUNTRY 8LAB Wood. $3.60; dry block, 84.60. Reduc tion on large oroers. union rnei ' foot Montgomery st Main 6768, A-88ii4. THE PORTLAND FUEL CO. SEA soned fir cordwood, 4 feet,, 1 5. 50: sawed, 86. Hardwood and ' coat Yard 287 E- Morrison.. Phone East 26, B-I026. SOUTH PORTLAND SLAB WOOD CO. Main , 1688, A-2842. Blockwood, 34.60; dry inside wood, 13.60; green elabwood, $8.00. 4-FT. CORDWOOD, GREEN, 66; DRY, 36.60; sawing 60e extra. ' Hawthorne Fuel Co., E. 8th and Hawthorne. E. 316. : FIRST-CLASS DRY CORDWOOD, 35.60; sawed 60o extra. Churchley Broaw :8th snd Marshall. VL 931. A-3981. - Ctacoal Also wood promptly delivered. Call Main 8767. Foot Curry st -PORTLAND WOOD ft COAL CO, FIR, - block, slab, oak, ash and coat 16th and wavier. main itit, A-4B7D. WOOD AND COAL, STAR WOOD Jt YAMATO WOOD YARD. THE BEST fir wood for winter supply, J4.60 to 36. Phones E. 818. B-1867. E. 6th and Main. COAL AND WOOD SUNN YSi.DE AND vicinity. E 2067." Prompt delivery. ' FOR QUICK DELIVERY PHONE Oregon Fu"l Co.. 834 AlderT CLEANING AND DYEING 6UNNYPIDE STEAM CLEANING AND Dye Works, cleaning, repairing and Eyeing. Work called for anu delivered. -Tabor I07, B-zuat.- xva is. 4tn st tl.60- per month. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark st - XL W. TURNER. DYER CARPETS dyed a specialty. : 606 Jefferson st Slain 261 1. A.LBINA STEAM DYEING & C1JSAN- ing Works. 898 Russell. East 6Z48. CARPET CLEANING? JOTCK BROS.. FKOPRIETOR8 OF THE Electric Cleaning works; carpets cleaned and lal. both dry and coro prosaed air cleaning: carpet-rentting our fj -eciaity; wnra gaaranieea. rnonsaiaia iti'i and A-iSI2. 370 Grant st iANlTAHY CARPET CLEANING. SUC- tlon and comprrssfd air, rarpets CffAnel mi flooir. Main 6634 and 3200. 5Tm NTER, gf'M CARPET AND MAT , traaa cloaa-fc i'.O i-L at, 14. A-UIi, CONTRACTORS AND BUILD EES. r'' john" eichblatt, . CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Alt work dons up to date and guar anteed in every way; estimates given. ioz4. is. ta st. .north. , Phone wood lawn m. , " - J. J. RANKIN ' "" CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER."' Jobbina and remodeling a anawlaltv: 187 Front st . Phones Main 6523; Wood- F. E. KING, CONTRACTOR AND wiiiaM.. -ftion wood awn 1799. O. WALLING. CONTRACTOR AND Duuaer. 4ivft Ueltum bid. Main 664. RTAN . BROS., HARDWARE AN5 plumping. 640 Williams ave. E. 4008. CIIIROrRACTORS DR. j G. 8. BRIETLING URADUATH P. S. C. 221 Marouam bide. A-16JJ. PR. L M GORDON. CRADUATE P. 0. v... m 9 rn. ping. fnone A-lo. CXJLLECTIONS. INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO BAD qepts conecteq. too Buchanan. M. 8180. GIVE US YOUR BOOK ACCOUNT; B, C Chlam. 807 Couch bldg. A-8818. CHIROPODISTS CHIROPODY- ' AND PEDICURING Mrs. M. u. Hill 180 Fleldner bldg.- DANCINQ WALTZ, ' TWO-STEP. ; THREE-STEP ana stage dancing lessons 2ba pro fessor Wal. willson s school 388 Wash- ington,- Detween west aric ana lotn st. prof, ringluu dancing academ h. select .school: class or private les sons dally. 888 H K. Morrison. Phone. y DOi AND HORSE HOSPITAL W. M. MILLER. V.8.. . VETERINARIAN. 1 N. 8th st Office til Fenders. Phone Main T84I. - OIL C hi. BROWN'S IOG AND HORSfii hospital. 10C N. th at. ' Phones Main 4086; A-4086; residence. Paoinc 840. LEITROM KENNELS, 46TH AND DI- vision ats. Tabor 126. - Dogs poarflea. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WESTERN " ELECTRIC ' WORKS. 81 8th at. Contractors, electric suuDlles. motors and dynamos; we Install plaata PACIFIC ELECTRIC ENGINEERING Co. Motors for sals or rent; wiring snd supplies. 118 8d at. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES C. R. Hansen, Jr. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, Men. 1( N. Id. Main 1628. - Women. 84314 Wash st Mala 1IM. Help suppll ilea free to employers. PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. I06H Morrison St.... Phone Paclfia 218 87 N. 3d st ........ f hone Pacific I80 T GASOLINE ENGINES STATIONARY ' AND MARINE; ELEC- trle equipments; launcnes, accessories; wholesale and retail: angina repairing. Relerson Machinery Co.. l Morrison. STATIONERY AND MARINE GASO- Une engines; we manufacture them; get our prices. Fairbanks. Morse ft Cs. HOTELS HOTEL PORTLAND. EUROPEAN plan only. 38. day. HOTEL OREGON. EUROPEAN PLAN PERKINS. EUROPEAN. $1 AND UP- BELVEDKRE. European;' 4th snd Alder OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. 8PE cialist on nervous, acute and chronic dlseaaes. 817 Fenton bldg. Pacific U'JO DR. R. B. NOHTHRUP. 416-14-17 DB- Kum oiog, sa. ana . wasnington, sta. Phone Main 849 - Examination free. LIVERY AND SALES STABLES. 1906 - 8TABLE8, HACKS, . LIVERY, boaraing ana sale; rurniture moving; 122 Union ave.; East 8682; night phone Main 8044. W. A. Hessian. Prop. - MUSIC LESSONS. BUY PROFESSOR DIAMOND'S MUSIC chart at any muato atote, and come to 71 6th st for free instructions Wednes- days and Saturdays. EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO fessor O taker Sevcik, violin and viola teacher. A-4160. 884 Pine. t Pac. 2989. PIANO, .IOLIN, TROMBONE AND clarinet Prof. Smith. 392 12th. M 4708. A-8860. LOUIS A. CRE1T2. TEACHER OF violin. Ill Sherman, cor. 1st Pao. 199. MONEY TO LOAN SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES. "ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY." TERMS THE BESf. GET 10 TO 1100. REMEMBER. IF YOU WORK. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. STATE SECURITY COMPANY. 704 DEKUM BLDG. . HOURS, S A. M. TO 6 P. M. WEu. AND SAT'S UNTIL 8 P. M. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employes and on pianos, fur niture, warehouse receipts, horses, insur ance policies and all kinds of securities. New Era Loan ft Mortgage Co.. 206 Ablngtcn bldg. - - MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO ple and others upon their own names without security: cheapest rates, easiest payments) offices In 66 principal cities; ave yourself money by getting ouf terms first. Tolman. 223 Abington bldg. TO - lOAN-LARGE ' AND SMALL amounts on good real estate security; straight loans: low rate of interest C F. pfluger ft Co., room 14 Mulkey bldg. isecona ana Morrison sis. 15,000 REAL ESTATE AND CHAT tela in sums from 6500 upward; con fldentlal; no delay. Call or address Pa cific Business Exchange, 803 Wash ington st, MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUILDING purpi can be repaid la monthly Installments. Call for particulars. Co lumbia Life aV Trust Co, 214 Lumber 67vrrian btsb nintr WE LOAN MONEY ' ON ' DIAMONDS and jewelry at reasonable Interest for long or snort time. a. s . iiovage. jewelers. - 269 waahington st MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 81,000 to 319.000 on Improved real estate. caqy ft tseipie, ezx aionawK piog. 6100.000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 31.000 . or more, 6 to 7 per cant on improved realty. M. o. orirrin. zss etata. SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI. dentlaX; easy to get anft easy to pay. T. A. Newton. 611 Buchanan bldg (100,000 ON MORTGAGES. CITY OR i farm property, fire insurance. Mo- Kensie & Co.. 250 Alder, room 8. MONEY TO LOAN. LARG." IX)AN8 A specialty, building li loans; lowest rates: fire Insurance. W. O. Beck. 312 Failing. QUICK LOANd ON ALL SECURITIEa 8. W. Kin. 45 Wash. bldg. M. 6100. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS of security. W. Holl. R. 9. Waah bldg. 3 820,000 H. W. Goddard. 1 10 2d t SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT Employes'' Loan Co., 716 DekunV- ' Loan for the asking salary ob chattel, The Loan Co.. 419 Dekum. PAINTING AND PAPERING PAINTING. TINTING AND PAPER- lrjg. T. J. Wilson, Sb6 Burnslde. M. 8169. FOR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT, call P. A. Doane. E. 1095- 104 Union ave. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. ALL KINDS OF LETTER WRITING . "? copying; chargeaeasonahle. Miss 1. u, sonant, bui Lumb -.umber Exchanga biog. Main 4977. WF o PfJl11- . CORBETT bldg. Phone A-63Sl; largest and most complete stnogrsphle office In west PRINTING THE EAGLE PRINTING CO, NOT IN trutt; close figures, good work. 38 Ruaael bldg., corner 4th end Morrisoq OG1LBEM; BKO, PRINTERS CARDtL biliheadj. eto. Mala 1868. 145. 1st PATENT ATTORNEYS 'y PROTECT YOUR , IDEA r-WJ. : CAN patent It Moulton A Scobey, attor neya, 604 Columbia bldg.. Portland. Or. J. J. H1RSHHK1MER, 327 Vs WAflii. BT, patent nd pension attorney. PATENTS. COPYRIGHTS. A. J. MAT- tet". 618 Commonwealth bldg. R. C. WRIGHT. U. 8. AND FOREIGN patents; Infrlngment cases. 804 Deku?n. REAL ESTATE . J. EL Pitteneer & Co.. - 383 Russell at ' Phone K. 4648. Fir Insurance, loans, real estate. . , - i. W. OGILBEE, REAL-EST ATlfi AND loans: estab. 1888. 146 4 1st room 1L RUBBKR STAA1PS - AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. IX C Co., Ill HtarK. Tel. ivt. SAFES N' DIEBOLD MANGANESE 8AFBS- Larce stock: lockouts opepea. jaus. mstal furniture. J. oavis. ia si. FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT factory nrioas: - second-hand safes. Mosler Safe Co.. 108 Id st SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES. ; OP EVERY DE8CRIP- lion: uana. oar ana store fixtures made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Ca THH JAMES L MARSHALL MFG. CO.. showcases, cabinets, store - ana ornce fixtures. 288 Couch st Pacific 2181. - R. H. BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AUT. M. , Winter uimuer Co.. T Hamilton Ping. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS POSTEb. ' ft KLEISER. - SIGNS. THIS largest sign makers tn the northwest Sth and Everett sta. Phone Priv. Ex. 6k Home A-1166. ELMER J. WALLACE. ART SIGNS .AND office lettering. 827 Stark. Pao. 1666. SIGNS THAT ATTRACT' PORT land 81an Co.. 287 Stark. Partfle 1JS8. TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES. RENTED, REPAIRED. sold. P l. C Co.. 831 BtarH. Tel. 1487. TRANSFER JtSD STORAGE. UoTTplCk : TRANSFER & STORAGE company, office ana comraooioui story brick warehouse, with separata Iron rooms and firs-proof vault for val uables, northwest corner of 3d and Pine ats, Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping. Phones Mala 69s, nome A-ivB. ' - OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO. pianos and furniture, etc, moved, packed and shipped. 209 Oak at, between Front and 1st pnone Mam dy, a-zzt. " IRELAND & McMILLAN. Moving and expressing. Phone ' East 681. 841-349 Williams ave. OREGON TRANSFER CO.. 134 N. TH. Main 88. Heavy hauling and storage. UNDEPENDBNT BAGGAGE ft TRANS far Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main 487. EaDDER'LY' TRANSFER ft STORAGE Co., Ill N. 6th. Main 1686; A-1686. VETERINARY COLLEGES BAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COL- lege. next session begins BeptemDer 16. Dr. C Keane, president, 1818 Mar ket. Catalogue free. WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A. OUNST ft CO, DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND. OREGON. EVERDING ft FARRELL. PRODUCE ' and commission merchants, 140 Front st. Portland. Or. Phone Main 179. OREGON FURNITURE ,MANUFAC turing - Ca Manufacturers of ,furnl- tnre for the trade. Portland, Or. WAUHAMS ft CO., WHOLSESALB GUO cers, manufacturers and commlssioa merchants. 4th and Oak sta. LEW1S-STKNGER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co.. barbers supplies, paroerr furni ture, barbers' cna'.ra. lutn ana Morrisoa THE ORATON ft KNIGHT MFG. CO. oak tanners, leather belting manuiao- BATE8-WIGHT CO.. CALENDABi. AJ vertising novelties. 160 6th at . ALLEN ft LEWIS QROCERIB8. ' TRANSPORTATION REGULATOR LIINO TAST 8TXAMXS Bailey Oatzert Makes round trip week day, except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare $2.00. Leaving Portland 7 a. m.. leaving The Dalles 3 p. ni arriving Portland 9 p. m, . S - Sundays Round trip to Cascade Locks, leaving Portland 9 a. m, arriv ing back 6 p. m. Fare $1.00. , , , STEAMEBS Dalles City and Capitol City Operate dally, except Sunday, between Portland and The Dalles, calling at all way landings for freight and paa sengers. First-class accommodations for wagons and livestock. AU3EB BTJtEET DOCK. Phones Main 914. A-6113. babt nuuroxsco ft poxtxaktj s. a CO. Only Direct steamers and daylight sailings. From Ainsworth dock, Port land, 9 a. m. B. B. Rose City, June 30, Xnly 4, etc 8. S. State of jCallf ornia, June 87, July 11. From Lombard St., San Francisco, 11 a. .m. 8. 8. State of California, Jnn 80, July 4. S. B, ose City, June 87, July 11, etc J. W. RAI7SOM, Book Agent. Main 268 Ainsworth Dock. VL X SO CUE, Ticket Agent. 142 3d St Phones Main 402. A-1402. ANCHOR LINE QUtBOOW VIA XiOITSOirBEKBY California, June 20, Caledonia, June 27, - Furnessln, July 11. " saloon, $ea.ao, 987.60 and 979.60, DWUU WAHf flSiUV BH1U WJ- Third Class, 927.40 and 937.75. For book of tours and Information, ap- Sly to HENDERSON BROTHERS. 21 to 3 Sherman St. Chlcega COOS BAY LINE The steamship BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday st Bp. m-, from Oak street dock, for North Bend, Marsh fleld and Coo Bay points. Freight re ceived till 4 p. m. on dsy of sailing. Passenger fare, first class, $10; avcond clasa $7. including berth and meals. Inquire city ticket office. , Third and Washington atreats. or Oak street dock. - VOBTK BACITZO STBAMSHXF GO.1 :a;; BXBAMSBXPly-j-S . Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder Ball for Eureka, San Francisco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m. Ticket office 182 Third .near .Aider. and other arng habits are positively cured Df HABITINA. For hypodermic or internal nsa ac ytrar druggist or by mall in plain wrappn; tltft Ctaeialcal Ci- St Lonia. M tor sale By SkiSmere Orsg Oa, 1M . 2lxt U Peruaaa. Oraces.- , Cm Bt for asaatsrat diKhargM,iaflaBiiBatioaa IrritsUast or alosratioas f saaeoa BMSibraaM. PftialMa. tknd soft AAtrlll KEEVMSCMEMiriLCS. gnt er poiwneas. . CEIinRNATt.8 J ,l 3rgglslaj ' Jv. " au " 1 ' -KK"-. by Trw, srld, to if. 00. or 1 bottle 2.75. (Areolar seat ea teoneit. I f twHM J : I WM tm TltT. 2 :csp mi RECORD FOD IC Steamer " InverMp Takes v Lumber at Eate of 600,- , ; it ;? vw Jbeet uauy. jilNIXa TDIBEES " V : . FOR AUSTEALIA Five Gangs of Longshoremen Keep Bus? Sending Material Into Hold and Stowing If In Shape to Stand the Long' Trip. " Br finishing .the cargo of the British steamer. Inverklp next Saturday a new record for Quick dispatch in handling lumber will have been made here. The craft began loading last Thursday morn tag, so that If completed at the time Intended it wfll have taken exactly eight days. '- The Inverkeep will carry away a lit tle more than , 8,600,000 : feet and the material is going on board at the rata of 600,000 feet dally, five gangs of long shoremen being employed. Monday the work proceeded a little faster than dur ing the other days. 612.027 feet havlna been aent aboard. , The ' Inverklp came In - ballast from Ban Franclsoo under charter to Bow ring ft Ca to load for Port Pirie, Aus tralia, and she began loading at the mills of Clark ft Wilson, Linn ton. Sat urday night she came to the mills of the r-ortland Lumber company and Mon day morning work waa resumed. She will finish there tonight and shift back to Linn ton. where the . cargo will be completed and the deckload lashed. The entire shipment consists of min ing timbers to be distributed through out the Australian continent Port Pirie being the distributing point In the anti podes for such material. They art sauare timbers of . almost . . uniform length, ' ., '"' Tha Inverklp belong to X R. Rowhe & Ca of Glasgow,' who own two steam ers of her class, tha other being the Inveran, which took a cargo of lumber from this port to Manila a few months ago and had a narrow escape from going down in a fearful storm. She carries European officers, but has a - crew of Chinese, a number of them being Chris tianized ana queueiesa. ' -Coming out to the coast aha brought a cargo of coal from Philadelphia to san Francisco xor tne Auantio fleet Strange as it might seem, sha encoun tered fine weather all the way around the continent even when doubling Cape Horn. The same good fortune pursued her up the coast cmei Engineer Albert Denny, who la well known here as well as - on tha sound and at San Francisco, left for England' yesterday on leave of absence, and his place was taken by Chief En gineer Thompson, who arrived from Glasgow a few days ago. a The British ateamer Foverlo. which has been loading lumber at the mills of the Eastern & western Lumber com pany.for four days, has also been given unusually quick dispatch in that she is ready to depart for Puget sound to complete the cargo for north China. She took on more than 1,000,0000 feet during her brief stay in tha river. -'- The Norwegian steamer Guernsey, which reached Astoria; yesterday morn ing, win come here toatompiete . her cargo, after having taken on part cargo at Tongue .roim on tne tower coium bia. PREPARING FOR CARGO. Portholes Will Be Cut in Bows of ' . Bark Ancaios. The work of cutting; portholes in the bow of the British bark Ancaios will be begun shortly and as soon as it has been completed the vessel will shift to one of the lumber mills to receive cargo. The Oregon Pine Export . Lumber company will dispatch the Ancaios with a full cargo of Oregon fir for Europe, and now that the board of trade of Eng land has abolished the rule of limiting lumber deckload to more than three feet she will take all her capacity will allow. Dosalbly about 2.000,000 feet The Ancaioa has been in the harbor several weeks, having; : arrived here from Newcastle, Australia, with i (arm. of coal for the O. R. A N. com pany. She is at present lying idle at the O. W. P. dock, where th British ships Largiemore and Leyland Bros, are also at rest both of them waiting for anmeLhins' to turn UD. . The Largiemore brought a cargo of coal from Newcastle, dui in xeyiana Bros, came In ballast from Valparaiso, her owners expecting to get in on. the old crop buslnesa Contrary winds de layed her .and in the, meantime the freight market tumbled so that when she finally arrived exporters were pay ing nowhere like the rate that looked so inviting when the square-rigger struck out for tne cotumpia. NO WORD FROM BERNAYS. Was Day Late In Gejtting Away From Neah Bay. According to a letter received by Rev, A. E. Bernaya this morning, his son Leopold Bernaya, did not leave Near! bay in the sloop Guiding Star until Friday night at 11:30.. In this event It would have been impossible for hlru to have reached '.the Columbia river It is maintained that the lookout at Cape Disappointment saw the tiny craft off the Columbia-Sunday night, but Rev. Mr. Bernays can hardly believe It was the Guiding Star, since young Ber nays In his last letter stated that if he left Neah bav Thursday he would be in the vicinity of Columbia river Mon- aay. tmi tie a la not lesve- unm mie Friday and hence be could not weu nave been off tha river Sunday. .. . A report from Astoria this morning states that Captain KIdston or tne Man Francisco liner Rose City had spoken the Guiding Star. Captain KIdston de nies having seen any small boat at sea on the voyage north. . ' " The sea was very rough yesterday off the Columbia and one of a number of iisn boats that had ventured out waa capsized. The men were rescued, now ever. The wire to the Cape Is down today and hence no report is obtain able i rum mere. i : CONCERT FOR SEAMEN. Institute on Front Street Of f erg AO tractive Program. -'-The following Is the program of .the concert this evening at the Seamen's institute. Front and Flandera; Piano solo. Miss Ella Young; soft g, John C Telford, Caldwell. British steamship Foverlo; song. William Bain. American steamship Rose City; song. Miss Caro line Busaell: reading, Arthur Bradley, steamship Rose Clty dance, R.' Cun ningham, steamship hose City; song, Donald Hyndman, British , steamship Inverklp; song. Miss E. Bennett John son; song, Howard Goodman, steamship Foverlc; reading. Miss Eugenia Craig; song, Frank Thayer, steamship. Rose City; Piano solo, Mrs. Alios Buckman; song, R. Trenton, steamship Rose City; dance, , R. Thompson, steamship. Rosa City; song, George Clark. . RIVERS RISE SLOWLY. Limit lnlHorbor Will Probably Be" ; ' Reached Friday. " 1he rivers are still rising. ' but not so rapidly as durlnr the rrnst several days. The Snake . and upper Columbia rose very slowly yesterday, the rlae at Lewtston 'and Rlparia being less than an inch. . It is probable that the Willamette at Portland will reach a height or.zi.i feet bv Friday morning, and possibly that will I be the maximum height for the season. It will probably remain stationary after that for several days before beginning to recede. The swift current in tha Columbia tore out the Coon Island cost light ve terday, but the light will be maintained en the bank of the Island until a new post can be placed In position, .The locks at tha Cascades will prob ably nave to close tomorrow because of the high water. This will cut toff river trafflo between "Portland and point above the - locks unless arrangements can . be made to portage around the lOCka. -'- ' v- . i v . ARABIA'S rriXERARY. Portland & 'Asiatic Steamship Com. pany Liner Makes Many Calls. Tha Portland ft -Astatla - fiteamshln company I in receipt today of the itin erary or in liner AraDia on ner ease bound . trip. It provides for so many stops along tha line that while next Friday is scheduled for the day of de parture It will probably be late in July before the liner reaches Portland. Tha Arabia put into Hongkong about a' week ago after having weathered an awful storm when bound from Kobe to Manila. The Philippine freight waa transshipped and th Arabia went Into a dock for repairs. This threw her back a trip, so that Instead of coming direct she will make the. way landings. The following landings will be made, according to the information' -received her this morning: Keelung, Moji, Kobe,. , yoKokaiche, cnimuasu, ioko- hanM.' Honolulu ftnd San' , Frsnclaoo. She. will leave Hongkong next Friday ana Biiuuiu arrive nere uy me taner part oi juiy. conaiaeraDie cargo win be carried from Japan to Honolulu, but being of foreign registry the liner will be unable to- bring freight from Hono lulu lor tnis coast ,. , , RELEASED FROM QUARANTINE. Dr. Holt Sees No Necessity for Keep ing Immune Passengers, v ' Special Dispatch to Toe Journal.) -Astoria, Or, June 17. Over 60 per sons were released from the transport Sherman last - evening by quarantine Officer Holt Among them was Judge Klncald. Texas delegate en route to the Democrat lo national convention at Den ver. Eight more Immune were released tht morning, among whom were George Bennett collector of customs Philip pines; R. D. Blanchard, Manila; W. O. Watts, Japan; Mrs. George Hurd, Ma nila; J. W. Miller and wife, Nebraska; Mrs. Gertrude Gould O'Conner. Oakland. It Is evident there is not the slightest danger of a spread of the disease, and everything la well In hand. Major Ebert, chief surgeon of th de partment of the Columbia, arrived here last evening to look into and ascertain what la best to be done in the matter. , POP ALARM AT WORK. . Vessel! -Will Be Warned When Ap- - proachlng Cape Bealtv Th department of marine of the Do minion- of -Canada has notified the hy drographio office. Portland, Or, of the establishment of a fog alarm at Cape Beale lighthouse, west coast of . Van couver island. The dlaphone is oper ated by compressed" air and during thick weatner it win , Plow a Diasc or tour seconds' duration at the end of every 90 seconds, v ;',-:. ., .--v. v-;.--1? ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The British ateamer Madura arrived at Irving dock this afternoon ' to load a cargo of wheat for Europe. Bhe ia under charter to Balfour, Guthrie ft Co. The British ' bark Kelburn left up this morning to go to Linnton to finish ner cargo or lumper xor caraui . ana London. -: Th British . bark' Ancaioa will be ready to leave down for Tongue Point next Monday to begin loading lumber. She will return to the mills at Linnton to complete the cargo. . ; The steamer Breakwater ' sails for Coos Bay tonight leaving Davis street wharf, owing to the high water In the river.- ' " .'."'., Commander Charles F. Pond, formerly or tne cruiser Burraio, win De here Friday from California. He is expected to take the place of Captain P. J. Wer ltch, lighthouse Inspector of this dis trict who has received orders to nare for sea. -.. o pre- A bell buoy will again be established at the mouth of the Columbia river to mark the south channel. - An experi ment wa made some time ago, but it was found -that the seas were too heavy for the buoy and it was taken back. It is believed, however, that by anchoring the buoy about half a mile farther out to sea it will be able to stand the strain, the sea being calmer In deeper water. MARIXE NOTES. Astoria, June IT. Arrived down dur ing the night Steamers Eureka, Sho shone and Washington, Balled at 6 a. m. Steamer Washington, for San Fran cisco. Sailed at 7:1)0 a m. Steamer Eureka, for Eureka and way porta San Francisco, June 17. Arrived Steamer Jim - Butler, , from Portland. Arrived at 6 last flight Steamer Nome City, from Portland. Astoria, June 16. Balled at 13:40 p. m. Schooner King Cyrus for Baa Fran cisco. - Arrived at 8:10 and left up at 6:30 p. m. Steamer Cascade, from San Francisco. Left up, at 9:80 p. m. British bark Kelburn. . Belfast June 16. Arrived French bark Bayard, from Portland, ' Astoria, June 17. No bar report; cape line down. Tidea at Astoria today: High water 2:16 a. m, 8.9 feet; 3:50 p. m, t feet Low water 9:30 a. m, 1.3 feet; 9:36 p. tru, Z.t feet- - . . MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Ksgular iMaers Sme to Arrive. Alliance, Coos Bay !-.'. ..,. .'. . . . June 1 7 Breakwater, Coos Bay ....June 21 State, San Francisco ..........June 23 G. W. Elder, Ban Pedro, way..., June 23 Eureka, Eureka and Coos...... June 24 Rose City, San Francisco..... .June 30 Roanoke, San Pedro and way... June 30 Micomeaia, orient ......... . .... July Arabia, orient - , ....... ... . . . .Aug. 1 Alesla. orient ... . .... t . ...... . Sept 1 Numantla. orient ........... ..Sept. 15 3Segnlac XJaers to Depart.:':'. 'Breakwater, Ban Francisco.. ....June 17 TE ETH WITH OlV WITHOUT PLATES otrr o TOwar fxopx.b' , W can do year entire Crown, Bridge and Plate Work in a day If necessary. Positively Painless Extracting Vree when dates- or bridges are ordered. Sensitive teeth and roots removed with out tha least pain.-. Ten chairs. - Only the moat scientific and careful work. , 80 TXABS IB POBTULB9. ' WA. WKIC AlrD ABSOCIATXB , i. f I Ji- Paialeas Dentists. railing- Bldg, Third and Washington s. m. to 8 -n. tn.: Sundays 9 no 12. Painless Extraction, 60c; Plates. $5.00. tiotn nonea, a ana jVjjjx VHYr.lVr.lETHODS 0U fl j . , - - MEM By my method I am enabled to reach the vital spot with direct treat ment, which drives every disease from the system by going to the root of the disorder. I always obtain prompt and satisfactory results because my searching examination brings to lia-ht the nature and extent of th trouble, .My experience in curing period of 16 yeara. My facilities are the best and , my treatment Is perfect-:. .,. - , - .. I especially Invite those who have deep-seated and chronto disorders to call and be examined. CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION ARB FREE, and do not obligate you to engage my services. - - Let me explain to you how my rational treatment enables m to of' fer the expert services not obtainable ilMwhira and hfifer mv clean, lih-- eral business methods go hand in ana reuaouity ten tne story, ana ror this reason every man should con sult me about his cass before going further. '. I have treated so many cases that. I know Inst what I can do and what I cannot do, and I never promise or attempt too much. I accept no oaae in which I have doubt as to my ability to cure, and results are al Wava eaual to tha claims I make. Fnllowlnr ir. anme of tha dlaeaaaa I cur and reasons why -my cures are MY FEE FOR fl J TX IN ANY UNCOMPLI A CURE IS I V CATED AILMENT PAY AFTER I CURE YOU , COITTBACTZD SX80BDZBSI In no other aliment peculiar to men la a prompt and thorough cur so essential. Contracted dis orders tend to work backward un til the most vital nerve centers become involved In the inflamma tion. Then follows a chronic stage that stubbornly resists all ordinary treatment Safety . demands that every vestig of infection be erad icated at the earliest possible mo ment,' My treatment Is thorough. The remedies employed have . a more posltlv action than baa ever before been attained, and so per fect is my method of application that even chronlo cases yield com-, pletelytVf A.v:t::.f:i, My offices are equipped with the most modern and scientific devloss for the treatment and cure of all CHRONIC. DEEP-SEATED, COMPLI CATED DISEASES. My feea are reasonable and within th reach of all, I treat men only, and confine my practice to NERVOUS WEAKNESS. VARICOCELE, STRICTURE), CONTRACTED DISORDERS, CONTA GIOUS BLOOD POISON. BLADDER AND KIDNEY DISORDERS. 7 - The DR. TA YLOR Co. COB1TXB BXCOWD AJTB MOBBIBOsT rrBBBTB, FOBT&ajgn, OBXOObT rrivata Imtranoa, 9yi acorrlsoa Btresi, . , Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. J an II Alliance. Coos Bay,, .......... June 20 Numantla, orient ..............June 20 Rose City, Ban Francisco....... .June 10 G. W. Elder, San Pedro........ June 26 Eureka, Eureka and Cooa...... June 36 State, Ban Francisco .......... June 27 Nlcomedia, -orient ............. July 16 Arabia, orient .'...Aug. 15 Alesia, orient. . . . . ....... . .... .Sept 16 'z- TNNli ia Sfori, -' . Brodeiick Castle, Br. ship ...... Stream Largiemore, Br., sh .O, W. P. dock rown of India, Br. bk. ....... Drydock eyland Bros., Br. sh... ....... O. W. P. Donna Franceses, Br. bk, ...... .Astoria Alsterkamp, Ger. bk... ....... ..Astoria Ancaios. Br. ship..... ........ .O. W. p. Churchill. Am. ach. Aaioria Echo, Am. bktn. ..Astoria Kelburn, Br. bk. Linnton Minnie Kelton. Am. ss ..Astoria Emanuel Accame, It bk. Columbia No. 1 Davis, torpedo Doat. ...... .stream Fox. torpedo boat. ............ .Stream Numantla, Ger. as. ... . . . , . .Flour mills H. K. HalL, Am. sch . . . . Inman-Poulsen Inverklp, Br. as...... Portland Lbr. Ca Foverlc, Br. ss.. ...E. ft W. Mills Vendee, Fr. bk. ......Montgomery No. 1 Asgard, Nor. sh ....... , .Stream John A. Camrjbe.ll. Am. as. Tongue Point W. F. Jewett Am. sclv. Astoria Rose City. Am. ss ......Ainsworth Johan Poulsen, Am. sa.. Inman-Poulsen Guernaev. Nor. sa. ...... .Tona-ue Point Sherman, Am., aa. .... ...... .Quarantine Cascade, Am. aa. St Heleuf Sn Boat to X-oad nm1er. - Ravalli, Am. sa.,........San Francisco R. D. Inman, Am. ss......San Francisco W. F. jewett Am. sca.........Keiondo Alvena, Am. ach......... Baa Francisco Alumna, Am. ach. ............ .Kahului Tiverton. Am. ss Ban Franclsoo Rfihome. Am. ach .......... .La Boca Oliver Olson. Am. sen. San Francisco Sa Bonte Wltb Cement aad asnersL Aberfoyl. Br. sh... .......... .Antwerp Bldart, Fr. bk, . ........ .. . . . , .Antwerp Aioert JKicxmers, ur. ok... ... Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh.. ..Cardiff Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk. ..... .Antwerp Vincennes, Br. an.,... ..... ....Antwerp Gael, FT. bk . . , London Neatsflelda Br. ah....... Hamburg uavia aa Anjers, jrr. sn ..Antwerp Brabloch, Br. bk. ....... ......Antwerp Kllloran, Br. -sh. ...... ........Antwerp Jolnville, Fr. bk...,. ........ .Antwerp Carmanlan, Br. bk ........ , , .Hamburg Rochambeau, Fr. bk. ........... .Lelth Gulf Stream, Br. bk.... ......Antwerp Coal Snips Ba Bonte. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. riieanire. Br. . dk. ..... . .Newcastle. Bossuet, Fr. bk .......... . Newcastle. A. Z Tramp sttaaaers Sa Boat. ' Taunton, Br. ss .............. . Guaymas Madura. Br. ss. ........ t. Ban Francisco Taoor, Nor. ss. . . , Bremerton BtrathflUan. Br. ss... ....... ...Batavla Allan ton. Br. as . .. . . . . . . San Francisco Cralghall, Br. ss. ....... .Baa Francisco an oi carrion, Br. as..., Baa Francisco Aeon. Br. ss............. ..Eureka Dulwtch, Br. ss. ......... .....Guaymas Knight Templar, Br. ss. , .. .Valparaiso Radames, Ger. as. ...Puget Bound A scot, nr. ss. . , . ..... ......... victoria Bark. Nor. ss. ......... ..San Francisco .Katanga, Br. ss. ...,.. ......Guaymas uagniid. Nor. as.. ...... .Ban Francisco Bucranla. Br. as........ ........Orient Ba Bonte la Ballast to XoaA Grain. Manx King, Br. sh.............Taltral Port Crawford, Br. sh...........Callao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh...., ...... Callao itiver naiiocn, ur, tK. ....... . ...cauao Nordsee, Ger. sh...... ....... ...Callao Oregon, Ger. sh. ........ ....Yokohama Gen. Faidberbe, Fr, bk. . , . . . .Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. sh........ ..West coast Aster, Ger. bk.. ........ ....Valparaiso Marechal de Noallles, Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound. Am. blcVano'v'r. B. C. Le Peller, Fr. bk. .............. .Hobart Salnte Anne, Fr. bk..NewcasUe, N. 8. W. Andorinha, Br. bk....... . . .. ...Iqulque Lvdeate. Br. bk...., Santa Rosalia Carl, Ger. sh.. .Port.Townsend AT THE THEATRES: .1 5- Musical Comedy Today. ' - 'There la musical comedy today and every day this week at the Star thea tre, where i "General Mix up is - being playkd by the Armstrong - company. This is a mixture of comedy, music and specialties. There are more than nan a a oxen songs, ana vaudeville art ists increase the sise of the bill. There is a daily -matinee and two perform- ances eaca eight MarzeHa'i Trained Birds.' Birds which spell and Derform"aerv batie feats are ahown by Mile. Mar sells. This is the headline act at the Grand for the current week. The Webb Romalo troupe of equilibrists are one of the best ever aent to Portland. Thera are comedians ' and other entertainers and each one Is a hit individually. "Jolly Widow" at the bakav '-'V. The real lollv widow la out at the Oaks this weak and has) been Intro- SB. TATZ.OB, The Xseadiag Specialist th disease of man extends over a hand with professional skill, ability certain: ,. , ' This most prevalent of all dis eases of men Is also th moat neg lected, either through dread of th harsh methods of treatment com monly employed, or through ignor ance of the grave danger that ao company the disease. As varico cele - Interferes .directly with th circulation and ' process of wast and repair ' throughout th genera tive organs, th necessity, of a prompt and thorough cure cannot be too forcibly emphasised, I cure varicocele in one week by an ab solutely painless process. My cures are permanent and are aocom- ilished without th us of a knife, Igatur or oaustio. K id noy-Cure eSBBaBBBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBBSBBBB sB"Wl X ' ' tBBBlBVi-BB-B-B-m 5Qc Bottles TQfjS i. lo Bottles BO MXSZCUCB. Fort Columbia, Wash, May 18, 1908. -W. J. Van Damme. 186 Morrison St. Portland, Or. Sir: I am returning you the P. O. order, and request that you send me the $8.80 worth of your T. I had about one bottle left when I wrote you last Since I have taken it the fain bas left my ' back. - You seem to hlnk that my kldneya are not af feoted, but I know they are, and a bad ease, too. I don't want your Tea for noth ing; I am willing to pay for what I get I am much obliged to you for being so honest with me; It is not every on who would do as you h ve done, and be. lieve you are oonvincea that your Tea will do what you claim for it Bo just send me another batch and accept my thanks for your trouble, as I want no money back, even if I am not cured. I shall give the Tea a good trial. Hop ing to hear from you soon, I remain, youra truly, EDWARD BOSS. We J. Van Damme , 188 Korrlsoa st -. Next to ' Pap's Coffee House. , a . W T CHICHESTER'S PILLS W -r-. THE 1HAMOND BRAND. , VT r , v . rwsi. AikfOTriii.cinca-TEirai iiklONB BRAN PILLS, fc. Sal yin k a m Sw. Bitm. AIwm. aolkble SiJlO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE duced to the people by the Allen Cur- n womany company. . Those who have seen the lollv widow and h.v. wit. nessed the complicated efforts of tha Jew. the Dutchman and the Irishman to win her hand have had a couple of hours of very entertaining amusement. . v "The SwlIldler., ' -. The Baker Stock com nan v la nlltnar up a big record this week with Howard Russell's new play, "The Swindler," which the company Is offering for th first time on any stage. It is a pro nounced success, full of interesting snd unique situations and, the scenery is especially novel and attractive. Sat urday .matinee. , -. -w -V? "Capital Vb. Laborf at Lyric The most -important attraction In town this week is "Capital va Labor," which the Blunkall-Atwood company is presenting at the Lyrlo this week. It Is be yon I question the greatest Indus trial drama ever written. A great per formance and production. Matinee to morrow. . -. . Boston Closed AU Bay To arrange the clothing and furnish ing goods stock of the "Hub.". Sales men and saleswomen wanted during this mammoth Bale. Apply at once to the -Boston Store. First and . Salmon streets. . . , - All members of D. O. K. K: In standing will report to the Commercial club at 6 o'clock this evening to at tend the banquet Initiatory services will be held at the K. P. hall after th banquet ' i. M. Mann, secretary. -Usf M L F 1 W l'llls la K4 and Uot mettlllAV NOxl vttk Bias Rlbtxw. V t mmm mm vuttr. ht m A