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Newspaper Page Text13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 18. 1SC3. EOflUGII LiOOEY ; FOR SOUTH JETTY Appropriations to Become Available, Before End . of Next Year. ' COXSTRUCTIOX WOEK TO BE DISPATCHED ... ,.. f. , . . .- ( Colonel Roesslcr Recelyea Informa t Ion of Report From' Washington and Also of Large Sum f or Vp- 't per Columbia River.' ' " "With the last appropriation of $1; 450.000 and $250,000 yet to come through the next river and harbor bill, there la now enough money In eight to complete the southlJetty at the en trance to the Columbia rlver. This money becomes available before the .end of the fiscal year 1809. when It is ex pected to have the enormous Jetty pro ject completed. ' . I b .w nnessler. Unltea Statea engineers corps, received official con firmation today concerning thjs mat ter and work will now be prosecuted with ell possible dispatch.. The report from Washington also statea that 1336,- ' ono has been appropriated' for-the con tinuation of the Improvement of the upper Columbia river between the foot of The Dalles raplda and the head of the Celllo falla. - -v vv?' ' The annual survey on the Columbia river bar la now belnfr'made Jy a-force from the engineers corps and .It la ex pected to find a channel with- a depth of at least feet of water during low (tide. Possibly a depth of 17 feet will 'be found, mariners reporting, that the channel has -deepened a great 'deal dur- ing the past year,, evidently due to the ' CALCII.IUW VI lilt! JCilJi .. ASTORIA MARINE NEWS. Diver Recovers Machinery From Sub merged Steam Schooner. RpOeial Mip.trh to Tbt Journal.) " Astoria, Or., June IS Frits De Rock, the submarine diver, yesterday took a contract to recover the pump, - donkey engine and gear- that had fallen over board from the steam schooner Minnie E. Kelton. and today after two hours work landed them on a barge, the eon tract price being $150. The underwrit- era have practically abandoned the work of raising the schooner and are now awaiting instructions from the owners in San Francisco to offer her for sale as she now lies below Smith's Point. The steamer Washington cleared at the custom-house today for 8an Fran- cisco with 565,000 feet of lumber.. The steamer Shoshone also -cleared for Ban : Francisco with $00,000 feet of lumber. The British ship Kelbnrn also cleared for Cardiff, Wales, with 880,000 feet of : lumber.: She wllf proceed -.to Portland to complete her cargo. The- British steamship Guernsey la loading 2.000.000 feet of lumber at the Hume mill for ..the orient - , WORK OX WAREHOUSE. -, F. S." Loop, Am. ss.. Montgomery No. t Alliance, Am. as..., Greenwich Yosemlte, Am.- as.',. , Montgomery No. 2 Oliver J. Olson, Am. s. ...... .Astoria Alvena, Am. . sen., . . .,,.,. , . . .Astoria , Ea Konte to Load Lamber. - ' Ravalli, Am. as.. San Francisco R. D. In man. Am. ss...... Baa Francisco W. F. Jewett Am. ech. ........ Kedondo Alumna, Am. sen ...Kahulul Tiverton, Am. ss ....... .San Franclso Behome, Am. ech. .La Boca Homer, Am. as. ... . . .... .San Francisco Ea Koute With Cement and General. Aberfoyle, Br. ah. . ... .. ,;.,; .Antwerp liidsrt, Fr. bk.; ..Antwerp Albert RIckmers. ,.Or bk. . . . . .Antwrrn Clan Graham, Br. sh... ........ Cardiff Kugenle FautreL. Fr. bk......:Antwrn v inwnnrj, jir, sa. . i .......... .Antwerp Gael,- Ft. bk.-. ..... . ........ .London Neatsfields, Br. ah. .......... .Hamburg ivm as Anjers. r. an. .... ..Antwerp Brabloch. Br. bk. ............ .Antwerp KUloran. Br. sh. .....,,,.... .Antwerp Joinville. Fr. bk..,....,,,,... Antwerp Carmanlan, Br. bk. ........ ..Hamburg Rochambeau. Ft. bk........ Lelth Gulf Stream, Br. bk. . . . .Antwerp Coal Ships a Bout. ' ;'.. La Roche Jacquelin, fr. bk. Newcastle, A. Flfeahtre. Br. bk, ...... .Newcastle. A. Bosauet. Kr. bk... ........ Newcastle, A. Tramp steamera Sa Ronte, - . Taunton. Br, ss. ............. .Guaymas Tabor. Nor, ss-. Bremerton Strathf illan, Br. as. ......... . . .Batavia Allanton. - Br. sa . San Francisco Craighall. Br. as. . , , . .San Francisco Earl of Carrich, Br. aa.. ..San Francisco Aeon, Br. ss. .Eureka Dulwlch. Br. aa .Quay mas Knight " Templar, Br. as. ... ."Valparaiso 1 itadamea, Ger. sa. ......... .Puget Bound Ascot, Br. as.". ........... .Victoria Sark, Nor. ssa ........ .San Francisco Katanga, Br. as.,.. ....... ...Guaymaa Daghild, Nor. ss,.....,.. Ban Francisco Bucranla. Br. as..... , ........ ..Orient fin stout in Ballast to load Oral. Manx King, Br. ah...... ..Taltral Port Crawford, Br. sh. ........ ..Callao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh. ......... .Callao Kiver Failoch. nr. bk... ...Calls Nordsee. Ger. sh . .Callao Oregon, Ger. sh. .... ..... .Yokohama Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk. ..... .Yokohama Henrietta. Ger. ah, ......... west coaat Aster. Ger., bk ..Valparaiso Marechal de Noalllea, Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound. Am. ok. Vane v r. B. C. Le Pelier, Fr. bk. ............... Hobart Sainte Anne, Fr. bk.. Newcastle. N. & W. Amiortnha, Br. bk. ...IqulQue Lydgate. Br. bk. ........ .Santa Rosalia Url,. tier. an... ...Fort Townaend WORKMAN IS KILLED WHILE STEALING BIDE . fSpeebl Dtapeteh to The Jmrtl.l , ' Walla Walla, Wash., June 18. At tempting" to wlng himself under a Portland train to steal a ride last night. James Brldgea, a working-man, fell and was Instantly killed, His body was ground to pieces and head mangled be yond recognition. He wai Identified only by a card . In the shingle weavers' union, local No. 13, of Marysville. Ha had told v a saloon man here that ' he would staal a ride to Li nd. where he nan a nrotner. LIBRrRY?VOTIWGGOWTEST NOTICE! It aaa beea decided to close tae Xiibrary Contest on Wsdneeday, jnaa 94, 1808. ' All baUota deposited before the closing of the three polling plaeea, on that day, will be , counted. sex 4 one aa, PosiUvsly no votes received ax- taaaaaaaaaaaaiiaaaaataaaataaa t Large Dock of North Bank Road to Be Ready In September. " Work on tlia large warehouae for the Spokane, Portland & Seattle railroad at the old Weldler dock site la progressing despite the high water in the river. The structure la to be ready for occu- pfcr.cy ny tseptemoer i.,r-- . Lumber Is being towed to the ground on bargts from the Peninsula Lumber company a plant at the rate of about 100.000 feet a day. All told It will re quire '3,600,ooo xeet ro complete, the ouiioing. - - ; ' The dock and warehouse will be a great acquisition to the harbor because additional room ha been sadly needed for eeveral seasons and next season bide fair to be busier than ever, crop pros pecta being excellent throughout the en tire wneat belt. - . BLACK CATS AT COOS BAT. ' Large Delegation Will Leave on . meamer AUianeo Baturaar. ' A large delegation of members of the , order of Hoo Hoo will leave on the steamer Alliance Saturday night for Coos Bar to attend the cancatenatlons a at Marehflald and North Bend. - The MarahXield cancatenatlon will be held Monday evening, June 22, and the affair, at North Bend Is booked for Wednesday evening, June 24. A big program has been prepared for the reception of the visitors on the bay. MARINE NOTES. A $500 library given away abaolutely free ' An elegant library of 300 volumes and- handsome golden oak cases will be given to the lodge, school, church, club or society In Portland securing the largest number of votes. Votes will be Issued with pald-ln-advance subscriptions to The Journal aa fol lows: One year, $7.60, 760 votes;; six months. 13.76, , $00 votes; v three months, $1.85, . 125 votes; one- ; month, 65 " cents, 40 votes, and everv merchant listed below will aive with each 10-cent purchase one vote. At the close of the contest the lodge, school, church, , club or society receiv ing the largeat number oi votes will te awaraea ine ; iiDrary complete, witn caaea. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes. .The library Is on exhibition in the window of the east side office, $60 East Morrison street. Ballot boxes are located at Holaman's Jewelry store, 149 Third street; White Front drug store, 1S3 Grand avenue; Watts-Matthleu drug; store, 275 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited. Trade with the following mer chants and get busy with the votea: . (:,- .,.. v. HCHEiFVRIII5UEnS TATXOB m BTAsTTOJT, piurablng and gas fitting. $03 Pine street. . CIMTBAX MtirflT. meats and flan, 30 Grand avenue. B-ltSe. East 411. 9. A. SOJTB. wallpaper, painter and decorator. 104 Union ave. East 10L . K0B3SS& rurr, meau and fish, 6.40 First at Main 17,... CHUaCHHT BBOaV, wood dealers. Marshall and 13th sta. . Both phones. OOUTATJB'B OBOOXST. $71 Rus sell at.- Hast tSO. .;---'.f - ..,.. JTOjat B. 3CJLXAET. rroeeries. 411 Washington at Main 2167. A-$167. V. B. SATIS, barber. 143 Williams ave. -; , . , f1?0???? fBtira, wall paper and paints, 405 Morrison sL Main 1871. - MAX K. film, florist 1(0 Fifth at- opp. Meier Frank. Mata 731$. . Qt7BBaT CZTT DYBZBO $s C&BABXaTO Hvua urana ave. asast lais. muxmxttijiu - run vo-Long or abort wood. B-1S11; East 3031. Office ana yara xniriy-aixtc. ana ilawthorne O. X i'OJU.BO, .insmlth. 3SS Grand avenue. - -.si evva. W. SC. XABXXI.Ii m CO dry goods. clothing and shoes, 180 to $84 East Mor rison street. XV" BOX.SMAW, Jeweler. 149 . Third street Main 8180. O. M. KOPBTEATEK. photographer. l(6Vi Third street. Paciflo 1720. KABBBBX.T TBAWBTTBB ft SJTOB- AOB CO office and warehouse; 111-118 North sixth street. Mam io, A-1886. not B. K. BBAZBAJtD oo. apottlng goods, -121 Grand avenue. East 118. - U1ESTT CO AXi ICB OO, off loe 111 Pine street Borne A-I13S. Mala 1663. .; -..: - . , m mm MAav mm ..- . . . iM. slde street Main 1776, A-2774. BT78CK Si OSTXIk, merchant tailors. 116 SUrk atreet Paciflo 800. OBBOOBT nvi OOw cigars and news. 147 Sixth street ; W. B. XX.xrr, plumbing and gas flt tlng. 101 WUllams avenue. East 4111. B. A. WrLBOBTS WB3TB VBOVT DBO trXOBB, 111 Grand ave. E. tfitl. A. K. WIXIiITT, grocer, 121 Grand I TBB MOBB BABBBB SKOV, finest snop tn the city; oitn atreet. MASOBIO TEWrXB QBOCSBT. 180 ramhiu, corner rara , Main t aaii. CTBXCAOO BCABXBT, roeata lit Third atreet Main 41a. MOBBISDZT BLBOTBXOAK OO. 191 Bast Morriaon street East 312a. B-1636 WATTS-KATTKXJBT7 OO- druaaisU. 17 Russeu street. UMAX. !. , . SB. B. B. WBIOBT. dentist 14IK Washington, corner Seventh. Main Silt, AXXOB BXBTOB. one , mllllnarr. 461 Washington atreet lull! ai AYBm, wood dealers. yard ast JCicnth and Main atreeta. ast BimxB-VTJ BBEAS CO corner Pecond and Columbia atreeta; retail 141 Third street BtOOBB BBOS. east aide news deal ers and confectionery, Williams avenue and Russell atreet .East 4703. B. A. MoASAMS. bicycles and e port ing goods, WUllama avenue and Knott atreet.- East 1483. , WTLXXAatT ATB. TJICBBEXAA. JTAO. TOBT, umbrellas and leather gooda, (44 wiuuuna avec w-iuue. optician. Dr. B. J. Villa, u. piaianb juain isie. Ill IU St. FOITawEST ' Qua OO. sporting COLIII1I EABDW1AB OO- hard ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery. 101 a si tumzn eist. EUBUXA OABBXAOB WO Bra. Ufn. ana repairers or carnages ana wagona, til ouriuia. memo iUll. 4 VrOOSLAWB JAUITOBT OO-Rnurt ury uu nnunia vrora. WOOOiawn 1188. 427 Dekum ave. JOHI BCBMTTSTA Clamnlna, . anil dyeing; quick work, 6$H 6th at COLUMBIA nSX CO. Fish, ovstera. poultry, butter, eggs, - etc. Mala ease, ihiru ana Ankenv sta. T. ST. GHOTSUb 8i OO- meata. WaM. lawn a; t-mi (is union ave. north. POBTZ.AJTD TENT AWBTBO OO tents and awnings, window awnings and porch curtalna a specialty. 16 N. Front M. B. SUBB Real estate and Invest menta. . Room 411 Corbett bldg. Mala 860. . . . .. Astoria, Jane -18. Arrived at I and left up at $ a. m., . at earner Xo Semite, from San Francisca ,j Eureka, June 18. Arrived, steamer , Johan Poulaen. from 6 an Francisco, for -Portland..... -. Astoria, June 17. Arrived at 11 noon. Schooner Oliver J. Olsen, from San Fran - Cisco. ArsWed at noon and left up at . 1:30 p. m., steamer Alliance, from Cooe Bay. Arrived at 1:11 p. m., schooner Alvena, from Ban Francisco. Yokohama, June 17. Arrived, German steamer Aleala, from Portland. , Point Lobos, June 17. Paused, steam er Roma, from Portland, for Port Ban Luis. Santa Barbara, June 17. Arrived yes terday, steamer Northland, from Port land. f::, , - Astoria. June 18, Condition of the bar at 8 a. m smooth; wind west 12 .miles; weather cloudy. Tides at Astoria today High water, 1:10 a. ro., 8.4 feet; 4:40 n. m., 8.0 feet; low water, 10:10 a. mM 0.1 feet; 10:40 p. , m 1.0 feet . ULiRIXB INTELLIGENCE. Bcgnlaz Xdners Sue to Arrive. , Breakwater. Cooa Bay....,..,jUne 21 6tae, San Francisco ......... .June 21 O. W. Elder. San Pedro, way.,., June 11 Alliance, Coos Bay........ june 24 Kureka Eureka and Cooa. .....June 24 Itose City. San Francisco.. ....June 20 """"J au reare ana way... June 80 Nicomeila. orient .Julv i rf ?' '1t ' - Aug. 1 Nuniant la,. orient .........i.Beot II - Seguiar Uaars t Btpart .. Roanoke. San Pedro and way.. June II Alliance. Coos Bay .,;:jun! N'umantia, orient .June 20 I ..Cur. Men " I claim to know a sreat dfal ctouta few ulmentt, rathtr than a litUa of bumtrt UIs.f ' WOBK OF A mSOXAXXST XB TBJi SOIBO OF A 27BW THXSOa BBST . There la not a physician living who claim to be proficient in the treatment of all can i human ailments and dlaeases. To attain the hlgheat possible degree of proficiency in all departments of medical science would require half a dozen lifetimes of study and aa many more of practical experience. The regular practitioner Is proficient In a large number of the commonest and most easily conquered diseases. , The specialist must first become proficient for general practice, and must then go on to proficiency in a few of those condi tions and dlseaaea more difficult . to under stand and more difficult to cure. Rose city. Han Francisco..-. . . Jn. a . Urea k water. Ban Francisco. .....Juna O. V. Elder. San Pedro. ....... J,, ii Kureka. Eureka and Cooa., June 26 i cimc ttin A iBiivm ..,, .june 27 1 N u-ortiedla. orient . ,,. . k July 1 5 1 Arable, orient . .Aug. 1 J Alesla. orient. .. ... ..... .. ...Sept 1$ Teasels la Vert' V-':, Broderick Castle, Br. eblp ...... Streum Larglemore, Br. (h.......O. W. P. dock Crown of India, Br. bk. ...... .Drydock Leyland Bros., Br. sh. o. w. p jjonna Francesca. Br, bk. .......Astoria Alatrkamp, Ger. bk. .......... .Astoria Ancaios, Br. uliip. ......... . .O. W. P. Cliurchlil. Am. sch. ........... .Astoria j.; h'i. Am. bktn. ...Astoria Ke'burn. Br. bk. .Llnnton Minnie Kelton, Am. as. ........ .Antorls Emanuel A cram e. It bk. Columbia No. 1 Iiavla, torpedo boat.. ...Stream Fox. torpedo boat. ............ .Stream N'unantla. Ger. aa. .; Flour mill 11. K. Hall, Am. sch ,...Inman-Poulen - lnverkip. Br. ss. . .Portland Lbr. Ca lovt-rn:. Dr. -... K. A W. MilU nder, f"r. bk. .... ...Montgomery No. 1 AKKard. Nor. h .Stream J iin A. CampbelVfiAm. ss. Tongue Point V. V. Jewett, Aisach..., Astoria Hom Ci'y, Am. sa .Alnswortn i-.uerRMey, Nor. as. ...... .Tor.aue Point y rrtrB, A:n. ss. . . .'. , r,"mrsntin? i. ; afle, Am. ss St. Helens My Fee for a Cure Is In IccornplicatGd Cases What Weaknttt ' t$ and . Hour I Cura It . nreakneas" ' la ' merely a' aymptom of chronic inflam- : mation in - the proatate gland, brought on by the improper treatment of some contracted disease. A complete and rad Ical cure la. therefore, a ques tion of restoring the prostate gland to ita normal state, and - this I accomplish promptly and completely without the use of internal remedies. My treat ment Is a local one entirely, " Uli.-rt5?nI and sclentlno f.n,i h8,, '"'en proven sbso lutely effective by thousands of teats. I am convinced that by no other methods can full Permanent restoration of f.i?Rih Dd T,or be accom- plJ,hed-; - frm Consultation Call at 'the of dee rf twssthle" toTM Fr Advice. Examlnailoa and Dlagntfcls. If you cannot call, write for symptom blank. DR. TAYLOR ; The Son fling Bpeoialiat YOU PAY WHEN WELL Varlcoelm : A thorough cure without pain or cut-, ting. Every case of Varicocele I treat S roves the superiority of my mild and armless method, ana the folly of re sorting to eurgery. . In most Instances it is even unnecessary to detain the pa tient a single day from his business.' The treatment I employ is distinctively my own, and can be had at my office only. Do not submit to the (knife and hospital expenses, when a complete and permanent cure can be had without the loss of time, and without pain or cut ting. ; . . -, , , -. ,. ....... Spmclfic Blood PoUon ' Others dose the system with mineral poisons scarcely leas - dangerous than the dleeaee ltaelf. - The best they hope to do byjthls treatment Is to keep the disease from manifesting Its presence upon the surface of the body. Under my treatment the entire system Is cleansed. The - last taint van lab es - to appear no more. I employ harmless blood-cleansing remedies. Tbey are, remedlea heretofore unknown In the treatment of this disease. They cure by neutralising .and absolutely destroy ing the poison In the- system. Such cures - cannot be other , than - complete and permanent .. - D R.vF A LwO R' Co. kovbs, to 6. nvmavsan y to a. . hbtibxta nw w to " A FEV FACTS ABOUT , . Ot:ULTAf IDAHO - MINING FOR GOLD ON ITS OWN , 220 ACRES OF GROUND IN POTICIE GULCH i Portland OfficeHoom 3. Raleigh Building . SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS. TELEPHONE MAIN 3880- v OUR SHARES ARE BUT 10 CENTS EACH, BUT CASH WHEN WE RECEIVE ORDER. OUR PROPERTIES ARE PAID FOR AND WE OWE NO MAN A DOLLAR. ' IT HAS COST US $50,000 TO BUY THE GROUND AND FOR THE WORK WE . HAVE 7 . ' DONE UPON If. 4 v OUR MINERS WORK FOR $2 PER DAY IN CASH AND $2.50 IN STOCK OF THE MINE. WE HAVE A SKILLED MINING ENGINEER TO CONDUCT ALL OPERATIONS AT WE ARE SELLING BUT 80,000 SHARES AT PRESENT PRICES AND MAY NOT SELL . ' ANOTHEESHARE. ; ; . -( . IF WE DO, PRICES WILL BE "ADVANCED TO AT LEAST 25 CENTS PER SHARE -- MAYBE MORE. .' ' v: t'-'- PRESENT DEVELOPMENT AND NEAR APPROACH TO DIVIDENDS WILL WAR- OLD-TIME MINERS FREELY DECLARE THERE ARE NO BETTER PROSPECTS IN ANY. NON-PRODUCING MINE IN IDAHO. . . . WE COURT THE MOST SEARCHING INVESTIGATION AND WILL GLADLY AN SWER ANYBODY'S QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR PROPERTY, ' WE CAN GIVE THfe VERY BEST OF REFERENCES, HERE, IN IDAHO OR CHICAGO VE ARE NOT TRAFFICKERS IN MINES, BUT BOUGHT THIS ONE AS A BUSINESS , ' PROPOSITION. . , . . , IT WILL BE DEVELOPED AND WORKED SOLELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ' v STOCKH OLDERS. , , , . " .. ... i. i , . i '. i i- . i , ; i i- i "n ii 4' ii ii - EVERY DOLLAR IT YIELDS WILL BE FAITHFULLY DISTRIBUTED AMONG ITS SHAREHOLDERS. WE SHALL SELL NO MORE, STOCK THAN ACTUALLY NECESSARY TO COM- WE WANT EVERY STOCKHOLDER FOR 'A FRIEND, AND TO BE THE FRIEND OF EVERY STOCKHOLDER. WE WANT THIS MINE TO BE MA FAMILY AFFAIR' AND THE STOCKHOLDERS SHALL BE THE FAMILY. : ' "EVERYTHING THAT'S SQUARE," "EVERYTHING THAT'S FAIR," "EVERYTHING THAT'S HONEST," "EVERYTHING THAT'S UPRIGHT," ARE THE . :k- ;:K-L.,:;,::;.;M0T '''.'l AN IMMENSELY RICH MINE AND THESE PRINCIPLES RIGIDLY LIVED UP TO, - WILL MAKE US HAPPY, CONTENTED AND PROSPEROUS CORPORATION. WE POSITIVELY HAVE THE ORE AND NEED ONLY TO MINE IT TO MAKE US ' - . RICH.cv-;.;; WE WANT THE PEOPLE TO VISIT US, EVEN IF NOT DESIRING, TO BUY A SHARE OF STOCK. ; ; WE HAVE SPECIMENS OF ORE THAT A&E WORTH SEEING, NO MATTER WHO WE HAVE A MINE THAT IS A MINE, AND A GOOrf ONE, TOO, IF WE D6 SAY IT. SHARES IN THIS PROPERTY ARE SURE AND CERTAIN TO RETURN 200 TO 500 PER CENT PER ANNUM, ONCE WE ARE UNDER FULL HEADWAY IN ORE., $100 BUYS 1000 SHARES, AND WE ARE CONFIDENT WE SHALL, INSIDE OF TWO . YEARS, PAY DIVIDENDS OF $r PER SHARE PER ANNUM. . THE BUNKER HILL AND SULLIVAN, AT WARDNER, IS PAYING $1.50 PER - ' ' , SHARE PER ANNUM. , . . " , - $100 INVESTED WITH US NOW WILL EARN MORE FOR THE INVESTOR THAN THE COMMON LABORER IS PAID IF HE WORKS EVERY DAY. IF ANY BUYER OF OUR STOCK SHOULD BECOME SKEPTICAL, LET HIM VISIT THE MINE, AND IF NOT EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED, GET HIS ' MONEY BACK AND EXPENSES, TOO. ' ' ; , - WE HAVE NO SHAFTS TO SINK, BUT DO ALL MINING BY TUNNELS AND CROSS CUTS, THE INEXPENSIVE MANNER OF MINING FOR GOLD. s This is a gpld mine proposition made on honor and conducted on that platform alone.' We want no man's money except we give him value received for every cent, he pays us. We are in business here in Portland, and ask readers of this advertisement to ask any reputable business man of the city about us. ,Ve have nothing to conceal- no secrets from anyone and anything -not told in our advertisements will be freely impartedto any interested person who will call on us CAPITAL STOCK $I.500l6oO.OO -,. IN TREASURY, ; 900,000 SHARES , - SHARES; $LOO EACH ! FULLY PAID AND NON-ASSESSABLE .. , THE" P0iE.MMNG. COMPANY: -POTICIE GULCH, IN DLTA,. IDAHO P- L. AUSTIN, Prest. and Treas. :4?J'&OlIte MEYER, Vice-Prest and S$Cv' . No. 3 Raleign Building, Portland, Oregon 1 ' ' .J A r mi: