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Newspaper Page Text11 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 2Q, 1903. KUILDIXG PUBLICATIONS. HITECT3. CONTRACTORS. 2N-fi-t copy Pacific Builder aad -r. 115 Cnamber of Xommsrc. CLAIKYOYAXTS AND PALMISTS SENSATION OF PORTLAND IS ZOLA AILFCRD j're world's most distinguished elalr v"nt, and the only woman now- living -v-r admitted to the altered rites of the : ri .sthood of ancient Egypt, which en ( ( her to perform the ''oracles"' and trsntj about your every wish, will for 1 1" benefit of the poor but worthy Po 1 !', five her famous 110 llfs reading fcn-1 tlO course of personal magnetism combined for 15 this week. And the $8 reining and 82 course of Hindu Secret of Control and Influence and Fascina tion for 81. - -, -... - v ' ; , As a test of her great power, aha will c!.nrs;e but 25a today . and tomorrow. .she reads the Innermost thoughts of souls, tells whom and when -you will r-iarry, with exact day and date. - rives absolutely reliable advice on business investments and all - affairs of Ufa, tenches all the higher branches of oc cultism and' develops mediums.' gatls i action given or no fee accepted. Of l ce at her residence, 309 H th at. Watt in, no sign. Hours 10 a, m. to 8 p. m. Smb. dr. herzog. from Berlin Solentif io reveaier, tells lit from cradle to grave, consultation on all af fairs, nothin exceDted: good advice. rure help, mistake Impossible; restores lost love, unites separated bv sympathy also locates buried treasures; , fee 1, letter 82. 878 Taylor St. Sirs. Stevens Portlands reli able palmist and clairvoyant. 243 ft Yamhill, corner Ttn. JjISS MAY ANDREWS GIVES GOOD card readings. 25c. 825 Main. M. 7548, COAL AND WOOD Y. D. SMITH DELIVERS FIR WOOD direct irora cars to yon; ait wooa A No. 1. out of big live trees, first fa' rowth, thlcic Dark; special prices m rge amounts, ynone jviain bb. FIR, t UP; GOOD COUNTRY 6LAB wood. 2S.60: dry block, 14.60. Reduc tion on larae orders. Union Fuel Co, foot Montgomery st Main 6758, A-88ii4. THE PORTLAND FUEL CO. SEA' anned fir cord wood- 4 feet. 16.50 awed. $6. Hardwood and coal. Yard j S7 E. Morrison. Phone East 26. B-1028, HillTH PORTLAND KLABWOOD CO. Main 1589. A-2842. Blockwood. 34.50; dry inside wood, 13.60; green ulatjwooa, 3.uu. l.FT. CORDWOOD. OREEN. 15: DRY, 15.50; sawing too .extra. Hawthorne Fuel Co., E. 8th and Hawthorne. E. 815 Ctocoal Also wood promptly delivered. Call Main 8787. Foot Curry st V()HTLAND WOOD & COAL CO.. FIR, block, slab, oak, ash and coaL 16th and VOOD AND COAL, STAR WOOD Coal Co., 848 8d. M. 8012. A-1477. YAMATO WOOD YARD. THE BEST fir wood for winter supply. 14.60 to 15. Phones E. 81. B-1887. E. 6th and Main COAL. AND WOOD 8UNNYSIDB AND vicinity. K !07 Prompt delivery. FOR QUICK DELIVERY PHJNE Ores-on Fuel Co.. 334 Alder. CLEANING AND' DYEING SUNNYS1DE STEAM CLEAN1NO AND ' Dye vvorxs, cleaning, repairing ana dyeing. Work called for anu delivered. Tabor 1057. B-2057. 205 E. 84th St. fllTHES CLEA NED AND FRESHED. 11.50 per month: Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark at. ' j iL W. TURNER. DYER CARPETS dyed a specialty. fi0 J eirereon st Wain 2518 ;- - ALBINA STEAM DYEING 4 CLEAN lng Works. 298 Russell, East 243. CARPET CLKAXINQ JOYCE BROS-, PROPRIETORS OF TH II Electrlo Cleaning works; carpets cleaned and lalf, both dry and com pressed air cleaning; carpet -renttlng our specially! wora guaranteed, riwiwwu Zmll ana A-xnu. iiv urani w. SANITARY CARPET CLEANING. Suc tion and compressed air, carpets cleaned fn floor. Main 6684 and 8200. J. HUNTER. ST'M CARPET AND MAT tress clean'. 550 Jeff, st.. 814. A-1814. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDER9. JOHN EICHBLATT, CONtRACTOR AND BUILDER. All work done up to date and guar an teed in every way; estimates given. 1024 E. to t north. Phone Wood ) lawn 1678. " ' J. J. RANKIN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. 1 Jobbing and remodeling a specialty. . 187 Front sU Fbonss Main 62; Wood lawn. 991. -- 1 Ei KING, CONTRACTOR AND builder. Phone Woodlawn 1799. O WALLING! CONTRACTOR AND punaer 4iUMt ueiium nine;. Main a. tlYAN BROS HARDWARE AND , plumbing. 640 Williams ave. E. 4008. CB1ROPRACTORS PR CL 8. BRIETLING GRADUATE P. B. C. 321 Marquam bldg.A-1623. DR. L M GORDON. CRADUATE P. a C 204 i Ores, bide Phone A-1953. COLLECTIONS. INTERSTATE ADJUSTMENT CO- BAD debts collected. 608 Buchanan. M. 8130. GIVE US YOUR BOOK ACCOUNT; R. C. Chlsm. 807 Couch bldg A-3211. CHIROPODISTS OnROPODT AND PEDICURING Mrs. M. D. Hill. 830 Fleldner bldg. DAN CINQ WALTZ. TWO-STEP, THREE-STEP and stage dancing lessons 26c Pro fessor WaL Wlllson's school 388 Vs Waah lngton, between West Park and 10th at. FRO'. R1NGLER DANCING ACADEM - a select school; class or private lea sons dally. 888 &. Morrison. Phone. - PQ AND HORSE HOSPITAL W. M. MILLER, V.S., VETERINARIAN. '' Ntn Office 827 Flandera rnwne znaiD hlh C.K BWlS UJU AND HORSt2 Jh?plt.10 N,th Phones Main 4084; A-4088; residence. Pacific 340. . LEITROM KENNELS. 46TH AND t)f vision sta Tabor 116. Dogs boarded. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WESTERN- ELECTRIC WORKS. 41 6 th at. Contractors, electric supplies, motors sr.d dynamos, we Install plants! Pacific electric engineering Co. Motors for sale or rent; wiring st EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES C Ft Hansen, Jr. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES, " Hen. 26 N. 2d. Main 1626. ' Women, t3U Wash st Mala 2691 jieip supnneq I rft io employers. TTiRTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. JASix Morrison t..,. Phone Pacific 229 27 N. 2d t Phone Pselfle ISO LIYLKY AND SALES STABLES. 19H6 STABLES. HACKS. LIVERY, boarding and sale; furniture moving; 122 Union ave.; East 3592; Bight pboae Main 8Q44 W A Heeelan. Prop. GASOLINE ENGINES STATIONARY AND MARINE; CLEO trio iulpments; launches, accessories; wholeaale and retail: engine repairing. Jt r trnn M m'hlfiery Co.. I" MorniMt a 1 PlTON KHt AND MARIN E O ASO - line engines; we manufacture them; yt ir vri. Fairbanks. Merse A HOTELS HOTEL POHTLAND. r.Un oj,v. tJ 14 day EUROFKAN i- 1 K K si r. As laN VI ii' V I AS 81 AND I P. uu, 4Ui anil Al -cr. ' ' . MONEY TO LOAN , SALARY LOANS JUPON pIlaTnNOTEs! "ABSOLUTELY-JiO SECURITY." TERMS THE BEST. GET 810 TO 8100. REMEMBER. IF TOU WORK, WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. . STATE SECURITY COMPANY.- , . ; 704 DEK.UM BLDG. HOURS, t A. M. TO I P. M. WKu, AND SATS UNTIL 8 P. M. - SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried employes and on pianos, fur? niture, warehouse receipts, borsos. Insur ance policies aad all kinds of securities. New Bra Loan tt Mortgage Co, 20 Ahinetcn bldg, ' - MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO ple aad others upon their own names' without security; cheapest rates, easiest paymerts; office In 6 principal cities; save - yourself money by getting our rm nrt. iwinan. ?u Anmetw nine. TO LOAN LARUE" AND SMALL tmnimtM nn . rnn r.al Htst avii p t v stratghtloans: low rate of Interest. C. r. Pfluger & Co., room 14 Mulkey .bldg.. Second and Morrison sts. ' M ONEY TO LOAN FOR BtJtLDINQ purposes; can be repaid to monthly Installments. Call for particular Cu lumbla Life & Trust Co 214 Lumber Exchange bldg. WE LOAN MONEY ON DIAMdNDd and Jewelry at reasonable Interest for long or short time. A. & M. Delovaga, jewelers. 889 Washington at. 81UU.0UU TO LOAN IN SUilS OF 81.0UM or more, to T per cent, on Improved realty. M. O. Oriffln. 264 Btark. SALARY LOANS STRICTLY- CON FI deutlal; easy to get and easy to pay. T A Nrwton: 811 HuehHnan bids $600 OR LESS, REAL ESTATE SE- curlty. Farrlngton, 418 Commercial Club Wdr. 8100,000 ON MORTGAGES, CITY OR farm property, fire Insurance. Mo Kensle & Co.. 280H Alder, room 8. MONEY TO LOAN, LARGT LOANS A specialty. puDfllng loans; lowest rstss; fire Insurance. W. O. Beck. 813 Falling. iUlCK LOANS ON ALL SECURlTiEa s, w. Kin 40 vvasn. Diag. ju. siun. lilONE'f TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS Of security. W. Holl. R. , VVssh bldg. IN SUMS OF 82,000 TO 120.000 H. TW. Ooddsrd. 110 d at . ' 5a1.ar Y Loans Lowest rate' at Employes' Loan Co.. 718 Dekum. Loan for the asking salary or chattel. The Loan Co., 41 IMKune, MUSIO LESSONS. BUY PROFESSOR DIAMOND'S MUSIC . chart at any inusto store, and come to 71 6th st. ror rree instructions weanes days and Saturdays. V EMIL THIELHORN. PUPIL OF PRO : fessor Otakar Sevclk. violin and viola teacher. A-410. 884 Pine. r-ac. IBS PIANO. VIOLIN. TROMBONE aFD" clarinet, prol. smitn. xyi iztn. 4708. A-8S80. J LOUIS A. CRE1TZ. TEACHER 57 violin. Ill Sherman, cor. 1st Pao. 18. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON. SPE elallat on nervoua. asuta and cbronlo diseases. XlT Fenton Diag. racino live. DlT R, B. NOHTHRUP, 416-18-17 DE- kutn bldg, id Phone Main 849. and Washington a La. Kxamination rrea, PRINTINO THE EAGLE PRINTINO CO, NOT IN trust: closa figures, good work. 88 Russel bldg., corner 4th and Morrison. OG1LBEE BROS, PRINTERS CARDU. billheads, etc Main llfis. J4lll. PATENT ATTORNEYS PROTECT YOUR IDEA WB CAN patent It Moulton Scober, attor- neys, 604 Columbia bldg..- Portland. Or. 1. J. HIRSHHEIMER. 227 WASH, ST patent and Denslon attorney, PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. A. J. MAT ter. SI 8 Commonwealth bldg. R. C. WRIGHT, U. 8. AND FOREIGN naienis: mrringmeni cases. u miium. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS. ALL KINDS OF LETTER WRITING and copying; charges reasonable. Miss ju. uonaou 0U3 xumoer iuxenango bldr. Main 4877. ' PAINTING AND PAPERING PAINTINO.TINTING - AND PAPER- ing. T. J. Wilson. 86 Burnsiae. M., tibv. For best work, prices right. call r. A. Deane. hi iv. ise union ave. KLBBKR STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. ix c Co.. X8i stare, m hdi. REAL ESTATE J. M. Pittcnirer &C., 363 Russell st. Phone E. 484. Firs Insurance, loans, real' eststa J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loans; estah. 1883. 1454 1st, room 11. SAFES D1EBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large stock; lockouta opened. Jails, metal furniture. J. E. Davis. 68 3d at FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT safes. iBIUvViy LI IWvW w,wuu-MBsw Moaler Sae Co.. 109 2d at SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTER & KLEISER, SIGNS. THS largest sign makers in the northwest Ith and Everett sts. Phone Prlv. Ex. 66. Home A-1168. 1SLMER J. WALLACE. ART SIGNS AND office lettering. 827 Stark. Pac. 1666. "SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" PORT lsnd Slew Co.. 287 Stark. Paelfle 1596. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERY DE8CR1P tion: bank, bar and store fixtures made to order. The Lutk Mfg. Co, THS JAMES L MARSHALL MFa CO, showcases. caDineis. aiore ana oiuvm fixtures. 289 Couch st Pacific tll. R. H" BIRDSALL. DESIGNER; AOT. M. Winter Lumber Co.. 1 Hamilton bldg. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C O. PICK TRANSFER tt 8TORAGH company, office and commodious 4 etory brick warehouse, with separate Iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val uables, northwest corner of 2d and pine ata Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping. Phones Mala 69s, Home A-1996. OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and atoraa-e: aafeal pianos and furniture, eto, moved, packed ra siuppeu. iu ua St., Dei ween roni and 1st. Phone Main 647, A-2247. IRELAND A. McMILLAN, Moving and ex Phone East 641. 341-349 William OREGON TP ANSKER CO.. 134 N. 6TH. Main 9. Heavy naullng and stnrsge. INLEFENDENT BAGGAGE ' TRANS-' far Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main 407. KALDFRLY TRANSFER A STQRAGiS Co.. Ill N. 6th. Main 1886: A-1686.- VETERINARY, COLLEGES SAN FRANCISCO1 VETERINARY COL-..le-' next esion begins September 16. Dr. C. Keane, president 1618 Mar ket. Catalogue free. i WHOLESALE JOUBER9 M- A. GUN8T ft CO- DI8TRIB L'TO RS OF FINEi EVERDINO FARRELL. PRODUCE" and commission merchants 140 Front st, Portland. Or. Phone Main 179. OK KUON FURNITURE MANCFAC turtng Co. Manufacturers of furnW tnre for the trader- Portland. Or. . WADrtAMS A CO., WHOLSESALE. QRO-' cers, manufacturers and eommlssloa rnerrtisnts. 4th and Oak sta LEWIS-STENtiER BARBERS'" SLl'i'Li Co, barbers' supplies, barbers' furni ture, barbers' rha'.ra 10th and Morrison. THE GRATON ft KNIGHT? JIFa CO," nam isnners. leather belting manufao- tnrgr. r-ortiana, jr., n 1st, st. HATKS-WKJHT CO.. CALENDARS. aC vert twins novelties.' 169 6th st "ALLLN ft LEWIS GKOCERU: J. R0L1E WOULD BE LIKE GREAT PORT Will Dig Canal From City to Sea and Build a Harbor. MAN HEBE TO GET f DATA OX RIVER WORK Mario Taddel, Traveling Correspond ent for Large Society of Rome, Visits Portland Sajrg Italian City Is Anxious to Be Shipping Point. Rome, Italy, has aspirations to be come a great seaport Geography shows that a taajorlty ,of the world's greatest shipping ports are located on waterways soma distance inland, and the Romans can sea no good reason why this same rule should rjot be mads applicable to their good city. ; . - . - . a., iu iauu.li v.ffuwv u iuiisv v. - so," which In English means something nice i apprentice, on ooara me Italian ship Emanuele Accame now discharg ing cement at Mersey dock, is one of the movers to have ths great city of southern Emropa linked with the sea by mere satisfactory merns that the river -iioer witn its narrow ana wind ing channel. Ha is traveling corre spondent for the society having taken up ihe stupendous undertaking of dig' glng a canal from the Tyrrhenian sea over tne la-mue atrip or land separat ing Roma from the seashore, and while nere win secure data on tne improve ments of the Willamette and Columbia rivers that might be of value to the home society. Taddel Is an unusually bright young man ana speaKs tne Latin language nu ently, while he lias a fair command of jungusn. Me nas traveiea two years in the Interest of the canal project and by spending the time on a sailing ves sel he incidentally learns navigation as well as the ins and outs of shipping. A large society was formed in Rome some time ago, said Mr. Taddel. "with the solo object of building up Rome's shipping. Rome Is inland about 15 miles and the river Tiber which forms ths connecting link Is not wide nor dee-. enough for vessels of more than 200 tone register. It would prove a diffi cult undertaking to dredge out the river and so It has been decided to dig a canal irom tne sea. The elevation or Rome is very slight over the sea level and It will te possible to lead the sea to Rome through the canal Instead of diverting the fresh water of theft Tiber from Its course. The Tiber would not have sufficient water to supply the canal. The canal will be sufficiently wide to permit two large ocean going trampa to pass and It will have a depth of at least 36 feet lThts will admit shipping of all hind. An immense basin or ar tificial harbor will be dug at a suitable place and It will be lined with fine wharves. "For the present Rome is dolor its shipping through two small ports at the mouth , of ths Tiber but It is very un satisfactory. The Intention Is to begin work on the canal during the Summer of mi.? ASTORIA MARINE NEWS. Steam Schooner Rainier Clears With -' Lumber Cargo. ' (Special Dlnwteh td Ths JottnuLt Astoria. Or.. June 20. The steamer Rainier cleared at ths custom-house to day with a cargo of 875,000 feet of lumper ror Ban irrancieeo, loaded at tne 1 on true oint dumber comnanva mill. A bill of sale was filed for record In the custom-house this mornlne. whereby the Millar Sands Pishlnir coin. pany sells to A. Slgurdson the gasoline schooner Teddy Roosevelt, for the sum Of 33.400. The craft will ulv between Astoria and Warrenton, TRANSPORT OVERCROWDED. ' Sherman Brought More Than 1,000 People From Orient. ' ' ; Instead of 523 passengers, the trans port Sherman arrived at Columbia river with 1,182, a large number of them hav ing been picked up at various ports along . the way. Reports from Astoria when the transport arrived indicated that she hsd only about , 500 v troops belonging to ths First infantry, a few officers and their servants. The correct report was brought to Portland last night- when the steamer Charles B. Spenoer arrived from ths quarantine station with - about 25 sol diers and a lot of baggage. Further more the soldiers say they were fairly well treated on the -voyage, although of course with that number of people on . TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES. RENTED, REPAIRED. sold. I). C Co., zii Htara. Tel. l7. TRANSPORTATION REGULATOR LIINE VAST BTXAMXS Bailey Qatzert Makes round trip week days, except Friday, to THE DALLES, fare $2.00. Leaving Portland 1 a. m., leaving The Dalles $ p. arriving Portland p. m. - Sundays Round r trip to Cascade Locks, leaving Portland I a. nv, arriv ing back 6 p. m: Fare 11.00. BTBIMTHS Dalles City and Capitol City Operate dally, except Sunday, between Portland and The Dalles, calling at all way landings for - freight and pas sengers. Flrst-claes , accommodations for wagons and livestock. ' itl)8B STmiET OOCK. ' ' Phones Main 914. A-6113. ' ais nivenon z pnsTIani S. 8. OO. Only Direct steamers and daylight sailings: From Ainsworth dock. Port -' nJ 12IU 6" 8W ( 8. S. State of CaUforaia, Jans 97, Jniy lL fit B. B.ose 43ity, July 4, 80, eto. From Lomnard Bt., Han ran., ii . in. 0. S. Jtoee City, Jane 97, July 1L g. 6. State of California. July 4, so. j 9. w. uanoujo, vocs gm. " Main 268 Ainsworth Dock. ' VL g, BOOBS, Ticket AgenU 143 3d St , Phones Main 402. A.-14UZ. ANCHOR LINE OXJISOOW TIA tAITJOIDEUY California. June 20, Caledonia, June 27, rurnessia, July li. Saloon, 963.60, $97.50 and 973.90.'. , Second Cahla. 843 JSO and S4S. . Third Class, $27.40 and 627.73. For book of tours and Information, ap ply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, Zl to 28 Sherman St. Chicago. - , ' 'COOS BAY LINE The steamship BKM.AKWATER leave Portland Wednesday at 8 p. aa, from Oak street dock, for North Bend, Marsh, pels aad Coos Bsy points. Freight re ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing. Passenger fare, first clsss, 110: arcond class. 7. Including berth acd meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washington streets, or Oak street dock. OSTK flOIflO BTBAKSaXP CO.8J . -'"',.' BTSIaJtSJgXrS ; , Roanoke and Geo; W. Elder Sail for Eureka. Baa Francisco and Los Angelas dlrset every Thursday M 1p.m. Ticket ' office 133 Third .nsac Aldet, HUGE STRAWBERRIES KAISED TOTni THE CITY LIMITS. T7 . These berries were taken from a bed newly set out last October (1907) and bad no , particular care. ; They were grown In ; the suburb ' of ? Kenil worth board they were crowded for space. The weatner was coia during tne entire 4 days spent on the "ocean and this roads It uncomfortable for a number of the passengers who were dressed for the tropics. Food was nlentlful from Ma nila, but a number of soldiers who were Eicicea up at ; uuam'vn tne way from an Francisco complain of having been poorly fed prior to the time the commis sary or tne irsi mtantrv toot charge. It Is said that the smallnox Infected passenger was among those who came on uoara at Nagasaki, Japan, Ha had come from China and had not ' been fumigated. He died when five days out irom japan. trior to leaving Manila me tmermu was neia eignt oays in Quarantine, At Honolulu she was a rain subjected to ths regulation but still one of tne. soldiers caught the disease when a few days off Columbia river. - ' rne transport tsrierman is exneeted to leave the quarantine station tomorrow morning for this )" and she will ha expected at Greenwich whart f night After delivering the baggage belonging to those disembarking here, the transport will leave for San .Fran cUco where the remainder of th , pas senger i is i wiu uisemoars. ; - NOT SUBJECT TO RULES. Sloop Gufldlng Star . Cornea Under Head of Pleasure Craft. The little slooo Guiding- Star will not be required to enter here as a vessel coming from a foreign port, although brought here from British Columbia This conclusion was reached here today by the customs department The sloop is of less than five tons register, which places her in the pleas ure craft class and hence she does not ctme under the regulations of the cus toms department unless it was sus pected or could be shown that she was engaged in smuggling. As Captain Ber nays and his crew were) never sus pected of such business there Is no reason for detaining or seizing ths craft She should have reported at Astoria. however, but since they arrived there at a time when the good people of the city had retired, the navigators consid ered It safe to proceed up the river. Besides they came from an American port having spent a .whole day at Noah Bay before starting for the Columbia river. If any customs regulations had been applicable they should have been imposed there. HOOS HOOS TRAVEL. Big Delegation Leaves for Coos on . the Alliance. When the steamer Alliance leaves for Coos Bay tonight there will be oa board a. delegation of members of the order of Hoo Uoos, bound, for Marshfleld and North Bend, where can catenations are to he held next week. . Those coin from here are Jav S. Hamilton, H. H. Haskell, B. H. Scott H. EL Potter, u. K. Davis, j. w. juacxen sle, Walter Yerlan and David Davta Big preparations have been going en for some time and both North Bend and Marshfleld will have the big times When tne cate go on tne rooi. The Alliance sails from Greenwloh lng to the high water at; Couch street dock. . -. TWO LINERS DEPART. Nomantia for Hongkong and Foretic for Siberian Ports. V ' The Portland & Asiatic Steamship company's steamer Numantla sailed at noon today for the orient with a cargo valued at 117S.S51. The cargo consisted principally of flour, of which commo dity aha has 60,801 barrels, valued at 3173,S5L Lumber and miscellaneous freight was valued at 818.923. , The Hritisn steamer orena ciearea for Siberia via Comoz and Seattle and will leavA down todav. She carries vsno.ftoo feet of lumber from this Dort ana Will taae on general cargo ai owt H after havinar rilled ner coal dudk era at Comox. The Forerie is one pt MARINE NOTES. Astoria, OrV Juna 30. Arrived tip at B and left up at 10 a. m. Steamer At las, from San Francisco, Left op at 9:45 a. m. Schooner Oliver J. Olsen, an1 arhnnner TAttltia. . - San Pranetaco. -una ' J0 Sailed Schooner Homer, for Portland. - Arrived Steamers Shoshone ana wasningion, from Portlajid. . v i : - Astoria, June 20. Arrived at Jl '20. a. m. Schooner Lettltla, - from Ban VMn.ila.n A J.WH m R 9 A .Tilt sailed at p. m. steamer uaacaue, xor san Francisco. Eureka, June 20. Sailed last night Britlsh steamer Aeon, for Portland. San Francisco. Juna 19. Sailed at 3 fi. m. Steamer Shna Yak, from Port and for San Pedro. . Sailed at 4 o. m. iiritian. steamer Allan ton, for Foruana. Ban .rearo, June is. Arrived Steamer Roma, from Portland. : ' Lixard.y June 19. Passed British ship Stsathgryfe, from Portland, for Queenstown. Hamburg, June 17. Arrived British bark Mlltonburn, from Portland. ' Falmouth, June 10. Arrived French mark Versailles, from Portland. London, June 18 Arrived Brltbsh Ship Windsor Park, from Portland. - Astoria. June 2 0. Condition of ' tb a bar at 8 a. m, smooth; wind, east 7 miles; weather, cloudy. Tides at Astoria today: High water, 6:16 a m., 7.2 feet; 6:24 p. m., 8.1 feet Low water, 11:65 a, m., 0.5 feet - ",-..."-.'."'- 1 -i- ' V ' ALONG THE WATERFRONT. ' The schooner Oliver J. Olson will be at Montgomery dock No. 2 tomorrow morning to load wheat for. Ban Fran cisco, .:f : ' '.-: The schooner Lettltla went to Rain ier todav tO load lumber fnr Sun Vrmn Cisco, sne reached Astoria last night The. schooner H. K. Hall wlU load lumber tomorrow at the mills -of the Inraan, Poulsen Lumber company. She goes to Kobe. v , The oil carrier Atlas i. In the river and will be at Portsmouth this evening. The river at this place is expected to begin 1 falling tomorrow after having reached a height of 21 feet. The locks at the Cascades are closed to naviga tion, but will probably be opened Mon day. - .- ''' . ' .; ..V ,.' The Harriman liner Rose City sailed for San Francisco this morning. , . MARINE INTELLIGENCE. - . Begular SUners Sue to Arrive. Breakwater, Coos Bay... ...... June 81 State. San Francisco ......... .June 23 G. W Elder, San Pedro, way.. . .June 23 Alliance, Coos Bay. ........... .June 24 Kureka, Eureka and Coos.. ... .June 24 Rose City, San Francisco. .... .June 30 Roanoke. Ban Pedro and way,.. June 80 Nlcomedia, orient .............. July 1 Arabia, orient ................. .Aug. -1 Alesla, orient . .....l, ....... ... . Sent. 1 Numantla,. orient ,J. ..... .... .Sept 15 . Begroiar ,ZJaera to Depevrt Alliance, Coos Bay ..Jane 20v Breakwater, San Francisco. June 24 f (Portland), Oregon, which Is one of the most beautiful and productive divisions of east Portland. The flat berry on the right is of - the Magoon variety and la 6 inches. In circumference. The ber G. W. Elder, San Pedro,.,..,, .June 25 Kureka, Eureka and Coos. .... .June 28 State, San Francisco .....June 37 ltoanoke, San Pedro and way.. ..July 1 Rose City, San Francises..,,. .July Nlcomedia. orient Jul v ' Arabia, orient .......Aug. 16 Alesla, orient. ... .. .. ........ .Sept. 16 Numantla, orient ....... .Oct. 1 ' Vessels la Port.':" Brodsrick Custle. Br. shis ..... .Stream Largiemore, Br. sh .Q. W. P. dock crown of India, sr. bk..,.....Drydock tieyiand tiros., nr. sn..........o. w. P. Donna Francesca, Br. bk. ...... .Aatorla AJBieraamp, uer. dk,,... ...... .Astoria Ancalos. Br. ship. .......... ....O. W. P. Churchill. Am. sch. .Astoria Echo, Am. bktn. .......... .....Astoria Ks'burn, Br. bk. ............ ..Llnnton Minnie Kelton, Am. ss.; .Astoria Emanuel Accame, It bk, Columbia No. 1 Davis, torpedo boat., .......... .Stream Fox, torpedo boat. ............ .Stream H. K. Hall, Am. sch ....Inman-Poulsen Inverkip, Br. as. .....Linn ton Vendee. Fr. bk. ...... Montaomery No. 2 Asgard, Nor. sh.... ..Stream John A. Campbell. Am. ss. Tongue Point W. f. Jewett, Am. sch... Astoria (Guernsey. Nor. ss.. Tongue Point Sherman, Am. ss ...Quarantine F. 8. Loop, Am. ss Knappton Alliance, Am. as Greenwich Yoserelte, Am. ss. .. .Montgomery No. 2 Oliver J. Olson. Am. sa..Mont No. 2 Alvena, Am. sen. . ......... ... .Astoria Madura. Br. ss . . .Oceanic Letittla, Am. sch. ... . . . ..... .Rainier En Stents to X.oi4 Xiumbsr. . ' Ravalli, Am. ss. ........ .San Franchrcwi R. D. Inman, Am. ss...,..San Francisco W. F.' Jewett Am. sch. ....... -Redondo Alumna Am. .sch .KMhulul Tiverton, Am, ss ........San Francisco Sehome, Am. sch ............. Tji Boca Homer, Am, ss ......San Francisco SSn Boats With Cement aad General. Aberfoyle, Br. sh ......Antwerp Bidart, Fr. bk.. ., Antwerp Albert Rlckmers. Gr. bk. .....Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh.. ....Cardiff Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk....... Antwerp Vlncenfies, Br. sh...... .'..Antwerp uaei, t. dk.,.. Lionaon Neatsflelds, Br. sh .Hamburg David de Anjera, Fr. sh....... Antwerp araDiocn, nr. dk ........Antwerp Kllloran, Br. sh...... ...Antwerp Joinvllle, Ft. bk .........Antwerp Carmanlan, Br. bk. .......... Hamburg Rochambeau. Fr. bk ........Lelth Uulf Stream, Br. bk.. ..Antwerp Coal Ships 33n Bonte. La Roche Jacquelln, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. Fifeshire, Br. bk.. , Newcastle, A. Bossuet, Fr. bk........... Newcastle. A. Tramp Steamers tn Bonte. Taunton, Br,Jii., .Guaymas Tabor. Nor., ss. .......... ...Bremerton Strathflllan. Br. as.. .......... .Batavla Allanton. Br. ss. ....... .San Francisco Crai Khali. Br. as. .... .Ran, Francisco Aeon, Br. es. ........... ..... .Eureka Dulwich, Br. ss ...Guaymas Knight Templar, Br, ss... .Valparaiso Radames, Ger. ss.. ..Fuget Sound Ascot, Br. ss. .......... ..... ...Victoria Bark, Nor. ss.. ....... ...San Francisco Katanga, Br. ss . . , Guaymas Daghild, Nor.,ss... San Francisco nucrania, xsr. . ss. .............. .orient ow-lllford, Br. ss .Newcastle En Bonte In Ballast to Xoad Grain. Port Crawford, Br. sh. . . . . . . . . . .Callao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh.......... .Callao River Falloch, Sr. bk..... ..Callao Nordsee, Ger. sh Callao Oregon, Ger, sh.. Yokohama Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk...... .Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. sh.... ...... West coast Aster, Ger. bk. .Valparaiso Marechal de Noailles, Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound, Am. bk.Vanc'v'r, B. C Evcrjf,l7onian , nmMiMw una sneaia new - MARVEL whirling Spray eurntm. uest-flfci. If be esnnoitatoly tbS etuer, but tna stamp (or Illustrated book ...W. Tt (nil Dartioalussnd tlrortinm In. valuable toUdies. RIARWBI, CO far Sale ky Bkidmore Drug - Co., - Wsadaia, . waras vs. aaa xaus-uavis Jurog le. s URlfJARY DISCHARGES 24 I10URS Each Cap- sole bears fMIDYl thenameaV'; JttunefccrfriU Jk ALL DEUaOIHTg rafOli WOMEN ONLY Dr. ' Sanderson's Compound Savin and.CoUon Root Pllla The best and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER- IDS. Cure the - most . obstin ate cases In 3 to 10 dava Price 3 1 Der box or three boxes 5.00. Sold by drug gists everywhere. DR. PIERCE, 181 First st, Portland. Phone Mam 165. CHICHESTER'S PILLS I aallc.l ata j.iirininMl ( tiUkM.t.r'1 DiMmni ItraadJ 1'IIU la H.d and 4..M anauilic txna. Mated aHtk Klus Rlbboa. Jim a Mser. nay er rear - Prarrl't. A.k fnt lll. lO-.s-Trit1 iIAlMO.ll II R ANU PILLS, (or S, yean kaowa M Bot, Stiatt, AlwayTRelUbls SfltO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE -t" 3 m. 'vW L w i.aav At 1 rles In ths center and on the right are Marshalls and 8 inches and 6 Inches respectively In circumference. The fruit was firm In texture and of excellent flavor. 'i:.T (,,'.; -i !i,,;'.f Le Peller. Fr. bk................Hobart Salnte Anne, Fr- bk. .Newcastle, N. 8. W, Andorlnha, Br. bk. ...,.',...,.. .Iquique Lydgate. Br. bk. . .Santa Rosalia vigo. Nor. an. . . Mellllones Desdamona. Br. sh. ............ .Cailao Cornil Bart Fr. bk.. Newcastle. N. S, W. KOSEBUEG WILL TELL ABOUT ALL 0KEG0N It Will Do It Throngh the Oolnmns of the Oregon Magazine, ' . to Be Established. (Special Dispatch to The Jonrn(l) '' - Roseburg, Or, June 20. Roseburg Is to have a magasine, which will be pub lished monthly and will make Its . Ini tial appearance In July under the name Of Ths Oregon Magasine," ; The first edition will be an Industrial number, mostly devoted to Douglas county and Roseburg, with a general scope of the whole southern portion of Oregon and the Pacifla alone of the State. It Will be of 32 pages, currying full and de tailed descriptions of this section, show ing ths opportunities that await de velopment It is being supported by Now Doctor "Don't No doctor can sure all diseases. That's all moonihlna, They are "pretenders." - If you can't curs a man, tall him SO. ' - -,'; Physicians use too many drugs, There are only a few drugs worth handling I'll not name them. Dr. William Osier In a recent address to physicians. . " I do not believe that the average length of human life would be di minished by an hour if all the drugs In Christen dom were dumped into the sea bar ring, perhaps." half . a dosen. Alfred ' 1 Lef f ingwell, M. American - Humane Association. 'wty.iyyi JKK 7a At last some of our eminent phy sicians ars begin ning to tell the truth about drugs. They have de ceived the people Just about as long as they can, un less they check the advance - of science. It is sci ence ' that has "shown them up." It has proved that electricity .runs.. .:; . niie honlim and ' produces what we call life. It has shown that most all sickness and chronio disorders are due to lack of electrlo energy, it nas taugni us the worthlessness of drugs, that they are only poisons, and poisons don't cure. . . , . The reason drugs com cure is Be cause they do not help nature. 'Na ture needs electricity, nourishment something that builds up. . Drugs contain no nourishment no elec tricity Just poison, which , tears down. ' x ' ' " U wav of enrlnr la to restore electricity where It is needed, and pain and "sickness swill ' disappear. That's because electricity gives strength, power to ths body, en abling every organ, to perform Its work properly, and when every or gon is In a strong, healthy condition mere can ne no pain or sicaness. -Wear Electro-Vigor while you sleep. - It feeds a constant stream of electricity to your neryea, and FO ;I EN My Special Treatment Ths vast multitudes of men who have' taken my treatment have .not been- disappointed. They know that I do not5 promise more, than I perform. To them I have actually illus trated in the cure of their own cases the truth of what I claim, namely, that my treat ment Is ss certain to cure as it is that the Satlent engages my services and follows my Irectlons. My success in due not alone to- education, experience, skill and equipment but to the fact that I limit - my study and practice strictly - to diseases and weakneases of men. To male maladies alone I have earnestly and exclusively devoted 25 ?ears of my life end on, them all. my facul les are concentrated. - : s' , ' MX TBIATMEJTT FOB TTEAKWESS. ' Functional derangement, such as premature loss of power, etc., is neither a ."weakness", nor a-disease. It Is a symptom' of prostatio disorder. To stimulate aotlvlty by the use of powerful tonics Is. an easy matter, but such results are merely temporary drug ef fects. Most-doctors treat , "weakness1 In this manner because ther do not know how tn cure the real cause of the derangement I am the only- physician employing selentlflo and successful methods. My treatment is a local one entirely and corrects every , abnor mal condition of that vital center, the pros-' . tate gland. My cures are real cures and are permanent. MY FEE ROR A CURB IS S10 II HONES COSTS YOU NOTHING. 1 cheerfully guided by years of successful practice. write lt.you cannot call, as many cases UVBtlllOlIt n IVA VUtQe . " ! My offices ars open all day from a." in. to l a m, and Sundays from 10 to 1.', the DR. TAYLOR co, W4t itomnov stbcet.' " r j. ' ; COBBXS SrCOITD AID UOBaiSOJr 6T&ISr FOBTTaABT), OBSOOS the business men of the city and ths Roseburg Commercial club, under the abl direction of an experienced maga zine man. The first edition .will- start' with 10.000 and this will be doubled in the second issue. Five thousand' of these will go ' east to answer ths In quiries of tnat number of eastern peo ple who have sent to the Roseburg Com mercial club asking for information about this great, fruit country. The Oregon Magazine, will carry industrial news from ail sections of the state and will be one of the greatest drawing cards this state has ever bad. The management - will publish industrial stories from any section. If of interest. , und solicits correspondence from all commercial clubs in the state. While taking up the floor of an empty house at Patrocinla, Brasil, a poor woman found imbedded In the earth be neath a diamond of the first water and perfect shape, weighing 220 earata It" is the second largest diamond ever found in America. , . - -v :. CGceVo ( The Well-Knowa , ..Reliable - ffllNFSF A5(V Root and Bar. ' osru doctor Has made a." life study ' of roots and herbs and In that study discovered and is giving to the world ills wonderful - - i- remedies. .'.-. . . ..w 2o Mercnry, Poisons or Brags TJsed . v. Be Cures Without Operation OS " Without the Aid of a ICnlfe. Re guarantees to cure Catarth. Asth ma. Lunc. Throat Rheumatiam. . Nr. Vousnesa. Nervous Debility, Stomach, f.iver, njaney iron Dies; also Lost Man hood, Female Weakness and all Private Diseases. , , , A. SURE CANCER CURE Just Received from Pekin, China Safe. Sure and Reliable. IF TOTJ ARB) AFFLICTED DON'T DBS LAY DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS If you cannot caU, write for symptom blank and circular. . Inclose 4. cents in stamps.: '7 :..: 0 - CONSULTATION FREE Ths O. Gee Wo Chinese ICsdlelns Oo- 163 First St, Cor. Morrison, Portland. " - . y Oregon. - v, - 'Please Mention This Paper. . they carry It to ererr organ'' and tissue of your, body, restoring noaitn ana vim. ' Electro-Vigor Is a simple electric appliance, constructed on selentlflo rrlnclples, and is the product of my 0 years' experience in treating with electricity. It Is not an electrlo belt It never needs charging, for it makes its own power continuously. Electro-Vigor la cheaper . than course of drugging. I am glad, to tell you that your treatment ' is ex cellent It has cured my back and Kidney trou ble, after ; drugs and ether .reme dies failed. C A. MILLER. Beulah. Or. THIS IS FREE Cut out this coupon and mail It to me. I'll give you a - beautiful 100'- page , book which tells aH about my treat ment This ' book la Illustrated with pictures ef fully developed men and women,- showing how Eleotro-Vlgor is applied, and explains many things you want to know. I'll send the book.: closely sealed . and prepaid, free, if you. will mall me this cou pon. V'-V - v.,,''..: , - , CUT. IT OUT NOW S. A. Hall, M. D. - 1314 Second Ave ' SEATTUa. , WASH. Please send me, prepaid, your free 100-page illustrated book, 6-20-8 It AMIS ... .J . ........... . Address selentlflo SB. TAYliOB, - Ths Xteading Speolallst Pay When . r. I Cure f You In Any Uncomplicated Aliment give you the very best opinion,: , Men out of town, -Hn trouble, : yield - readily - to proper home g Say: Drug"