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Newspaper Page Text" THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. TORTLAND. ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30. 1003. AllCEUIin. .1 Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS mntr liungalow nVeV Orpheum urand ,Aomlni Thro th Ry' Th Olrl of the Golden Weat" .,...""lhe Itl na in ria.ue- ................... vauaeviu ?. Vaudeville I'tnUfti Vaudeville Star , "Unci Joh jerkin" Lyrio "Ktoba" C IfS FEEL m PE MICE Embarrassed Because Jiev. 0. F. Houghton Had Prom Ised Subscriptions. ; - A warrant ha ben Issued for th u arrat of John Do ConkUn. on of th Conklln brother, contractor, with of- riue ar. in louinweii corner vi imnj B .i..w ..11(1 Ul IID p It' i m", .... - : chary of digging up th trt and . fa lino- to keen a red Hani burning a dancer alxnal. Th Conklln brother re excavating for a building on th north ld of Eat Taylor trt, be tween TJilrty-nlnth and Fortieth treets. and havn dm a hoi In th atreet to tup thelvater main.. There wa no dan ger signal over the hoi Sunday nigh and tha contractor wer warned to In ' atall one. They did ao, but laat nOrht , ine'llgnt wa not cumin. ,ompwi waa mad and th warrant issued in r consequence. ; . At a meeting of the. atreet commit tee of th council yesterday afternoon l th city attorney wa Instructed to draw .. up a iranoniso xor me rorimmi v I.liht A.Power comnanv and the owl '7 Packlna company. The franchlae of the railway company will include rights on more than to atreet. This franchise T will meet with the remonstrance of ''. many property owner to Irvlngton and . , other district or the city. Home or in realdenta of Irvlngton complain mai the company want to puah ita line out into the KUaaian town ana inn mo fashionable realdenta will have to brush elbow with th subject of th csar, ' Great factory mistake ho. al at 1.1 Morrison atreet. , Isabels wrong on fall shoes Just arrived. Mark nam Instead of Dollar's. Factory stand loss snd orders ua to sell them at a sacrifice. Men' H and (6 shoes, now $2.(6; men' James A. ijanwter, a. at m.. etc., o ana IT value now $3.85; women' $3.60 and $4 shoes, now ti.45; boys' and girls' school shoe, values to $3. now $1.86: children' fancy dress shoes, $1.60 and $1 value at 15c. 60c and $1. Dellar'a, successor to Marks Shoe Co.. 191 alor risen atreet, between Fourth and Fifth. ! Oregon law school opens October S ' Rare opportunity offered all desiring thorough, practical law course and be come aucceasrui .attorney, eamuei i . . Richardson (formerly dean of the law , department Willamette unlveraity), , dean Orogon law achool; Judge Orant B. Dlmlck in charge of Moot court work, preparation of legal documents and pleading. Other able Instructors In w . charge of other branches. No time lost from, regular occupation. Recitation .;, evenings. Particulars business office, , : $1$ Commonwealth building. - Oregon law achool, 315-18-17 Common wealth building. Judge Grant B. Dlm lck; of Oregon City will deliver lecture at the business offices of the school on Tuesday evening. Bentember 2D. and October t, subject, pleading and general practice and will explain his methods of conducting Moot court work for the .term. All persons intending taking up the study of the law are cordially in- :. vuea. m. Moreneaa, secretary. ' - A n.rl.h A.ntlA. will K. I..M m It. First Unlversallst church, East Eighth and Couch streets, Friday evening, Octo ber 2. This gathering with a fine pro gram of music Is to enable the many f 1 new families who have come into the " - church ro become better acquainted with the official board and with their fellow i worsnippers. Mew members are being The Q. and S. .lunch parlor at 88 Fourth street, Board of Trade building, will be open tomorrow as a flrst-clas lunchroom. Everything Is brand new and up to date. The Q. and 8. will make a specialty of a merchants lunch combined with quick service. Give us a trial and we will make a customer out oi you. Th Epworth Methodist church, with Rev. C C, McPherson aspastor, is not th only organisation that find Itself embarrassed by th disappearance of Rev. O. F. Houghton, the actd retired fnlnlster who claimed to have , wealth to in nuii oi tnaiana. Besides tha 15. Odd r,l,lr1 tn tha Vn worth church he had Dledxed 110.000 t the theological school at Willamette university. $6,000, to the Christian Ad vocate. ll.OuO to Willamette ual varsity and diver smaller sums . to other cnurcnes Besides a tentative $8,000 to Centenary church. The, ifcpworth church, however. Is the moat emharraaaiwl. tnr on th strength of th promise It pro ceeded with th work of building Its new church for which It previously had suDscriDeo. ii.sgo. and It now find it' elf without funds. There la a feellnv f dnnht amnnv U W-.1.-..IA .... ! noinuoni ministry ana tny vol thl a mysterious case. ' All who knew Mr. Houahton trust,! ' him- Imnllnltlw and he was known a a man of hi word. Th police have looked Into the matter. Lne omv aevejonmAnt m that An hia arrival in Portland, enroute supposedly to the . conference at Salem, he .waa ' " "nor urn, wen , removea hi trunk and disappeared. Bom think ha disappeared voluntarily to, escape VUlWMIHMIIlflQl, i i . . V v 4 f ' Why i-oul af and. Other think he may bavebeea' made ray with, for at Bridal-A'oil, where lived, he was known to a aian of About two year airrt Trfi cabin received constantly. i awa he lived, wealth. in the mountains wa ransack'M snd his clothes, provisions and $204 were taken. Since then he haa hMn dmiM n.iv. there alone and has been at the home of Rev. C. W. Pogue at Bridal Veil. Mr. Poa-u save that Mr. Hnuarhtnn tM . c5lve. PPr n letters from the Bank of England snortiv before coming to oriiana. cut tne host's confidence In the guest was so comnlnt that ha had not examined the papers. The old min ister claims to have $260,000, and says u ia wuii eou.uuv eacn to nis xour children about the country and would keep the remaining $60,000 for himself. Half of this went to the above men tioned subscription and he intended to kept the rest to live uron. He said he was a a i reci descendant or the hiatorl cal Lord Houghton of England. His stories never snowed anv eontradiatinna ana were 101a sensioiy and practical! He claimed to have some property I New York. . rianneA Trip Around World. tn TVi....n MM-fn 4 -. iena me conrerence at Haiem and then to go to California for hi health, and wnen ne reu oeiter to tax a trip around mo wurm. vv niifj in roruann ni torn these plans and when last seen was on tne point or aroma- to see Mr. McPher son ana T. . Mcuaniel about the sub acrlotlons to the church and to the Pa' clflo Christian Advocate, saying he wanted to settle, that before leaving. He had preached all throusrh. the cltv ana waa a powerrui speaaer and much iixea in sf Mr. Poi Bridal Veil were always asking if the minister naa yei received ni money and every one seemed to know of his rortune. or tnat reason ne rears vio lence may have taken place, though ha Bamit ne naa no proor oi we agea min later1 wealth. Z' SHOES Are Honestly Made of Leather You'll find lots of shoes made nowadays that are cheapened in little ways you can't see hemlock instead of oak .tanned soles ; composition instead of .leather heels; pieced counters instead of good solid sole-leather. ,. ; We're strong for Sell Royal Blue Shoe because ;' we don't have to watch that sort of thing; they're honest leather all through. Fall styles are here. Selz Royal Blue Shoes $3.50, $4, $5. Seventh and Washington.' ing driven off the south end of the steel rv surgeon, ordered the animal shot, which brldre at 4:20 last night, slipped and oroice it leg. w. M. Miller, veterlna Thursday special $1.60 grade red or white port, Muscat, Tokay, Sherry, Ma' dlera and Sauterne at tl.00 cer aallon: r' the Elwood Pure Food whiskey, regular - $4.00, at $3.00 per gallon. Thursday :; only. Phono East 4427; B-1363. Purity -Lilquor Co., sos Kaat Morrison. tc rsR Pental College opens October 1. Th , annual session of the North Pacific. . college begins Thursday. October I. Dr. . H. C. Miller, dean, will be at his office : daily for the reception and matrlcula tlon of students. Corner Fifteenth and Couch atreet. Professor R. Max Meyer will com mence his fall term September 10. Evening classes Wednesday and Thurs- . .. a.,A i . , i- i day, 7 30 to 9:30 p. m, Sketching from Life vs. Cast Model. Day classes In I( painting and drawing Wednesday and , Saturday. For application call at 348 ,, Alder street near Seventh v College of pharmacy opens October 1. Persons desiring a thorough and practical training m pharmacy, leading to the degree of Ph. O. scouldf address or call upon Dr. H. C. Miller, North Pa cific college, corner Fifteenth and Couch was done by the officers on th beat. W, B. Sohenker, of the street cleaning department, thinks the fine Imposed up on him for sprinkling Dr. Hegel's auto- moDiie is unjust- acnenicer says ne was only carrying out the orders of the street cieaninar department wnen tne auto re ceived its shower bath. He remonstrates against the fine of $6 which the ex ecutive board gave him at its last meet ing. His remonstrance, with a letter explaining the reason why he splashed the water Is transmitted to the board by th mayor and will be acted upon today. D. English, who resides at 835 East Thirty-fourth street, was injured this morning while attempting to board a - v. viiuo vhi ci, qbv 011U VI, CHO 1 steel bridge. The car does not stop inffrn n rin r. n K I ! H n inmnM Tnr r T rv. ing to catch it while it was running at a fairly rapid rate. He was thrown to English fr VS .... ' i ' i i ii H 1 1 'hii Mme. Jacoby, Contralto Conried Metropolitan Quartette HLILIG iVedncsday Evening, October 7 Direction Lois Sheers and Wynn Coman. Calokring Piano used exclusively by Conried Metropolitan Quartette from Eilers Piano House. the around and his lea- hurt. wa taken to hi home. treeta. ON Thursday morning, October 1, ' at half ast nine o'clock, in department No. I, Judge Morrow will announce decis ions In the following cases: Yanckwlch vs. Selp, motion; Klerath vs. S wetland, motion. Fred Proudfoot 1A In the county Jail. held under $6,000 bonds on ths charge oi cnminauy assaulting Madge far ,' menter, a girl under the age of 15. The t complaint waa maae oy tne gin rattier. uiinei f armenter. The suit of Anna M. Allshouse against Thomas Grant, in which the plaintiff asks the court to quiet the title to cer. tain property which she haa ownml tnr zo years ana upon wnicn sne complained Qrant moved his fence, has been dis missed by JudK Cleland for lark nf proper eviaence. W. S. Basey, constable of St Johns district, has submlttedBhls reslmatton iir in couniy couri. 10 nis resignation Basey recommends the name of W. E. Ashby of St Johns, whom he ask the court to appoint nis successor. Suit to recover $1,577 is on trial In the circuit court today. The ease has been brought by the Giant Powder com pany against the Lucky Boy Mercantile company. )(.r A chimney fir in th rear of th bar fiber shop at 48 North Third street, at 10:45 o'clock last night called out the : rnmia engine, no carnage wa aon. - however. . A horse driven by O. W. Gregg of 807 Mississippi street, driver for A. J. Mur- phy of 485 Goldsmith street while be- A pure soap at a. fair riV t There, in seven words, V is the secret of the sue cess of Ivory Soap. And because it is pure' and because it sells at a fafr nrirv ife. cals !n. crease as the years go by. ;,. ' For bath, toilet and tine laundry purposes. Ivory Soap Per Cent. Pure. Free to Any Man B In suit of clothes to every twenty-fifth man that order a uit. werner retterson company, tail or. 141 Second street near Morrison. Th Sunnyslde W. C. T. 17. will meet at the home of Mr. RIebhoff, J47 Bast Thirty-fourth street Thursday, October Steamer lessl Ha r kins, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. Leave Washington tret dock it I p. m. J. T. Rusk and M. Tucker paid $6 each Into do lice court this morntn on conviction of having allowed minors in a poolroom.' Special eroiram by the arsnrea mr aay ana erenina at uie urange rair, Oresham. October to 10: danclna- each evening; Battle Creek Baths Ladles days, gen tlemen nights. Main ItSI, A-l3$. Third floor, Oregonlan building: ' Woman" Exchange, 131 Tenth atreet lunch 11:3 te 2; buaines men' lunch. Dr. Hsynes. optician. 101 Salmon, near Fifth, formerly with A. N. Wright dwelling, $3,700; Missouri avenue be tween Shaver and Mason, D. Anderson, erect two-story frame dwelling, $2,000; Castle -street between Shaver and Ma son, A. Peterson, erect two-story frame dwelling, $2,000; East Bush street be tween Twenty-second and Twenty-first T. P. Dye, erect one-story frame dwell ing, $1,600; Skldmore street between Kirby and Commercial, A. E. Tlce, erect onestory frame dwelling, $500; Third between Everett and Davis, M. Pallay, erect two-story brick store. $10,000. BUFFET VEEY POPULAR Board of Trad Buffet X Establishing Excellent Reputation. The patronage received by the new buffet in the Board of Trad building I very gratifying to Mr. Elder, the man ager. He is putting fqrth his beat ef forts to serve his patrons with the best In aualltv and service, and is establish ing an excellant reputation for his gen tlemen's resort Tha lunch which is served each day from 11:30 to 1:30 1 aulte a treat to all, as It Is something more elaborate than is served eisewnere in tne cltv. ir vau want to visit a nlace where you can eat your mid-day lunch in quiet and oomrort, wnere you win not De disturbed by the general public, you will find Mr. Elder's resort an ideal spot To aid th man who shaves himself a Califomlan ha patented a mirror which may be hung from a frame about the neck and adjusted in almost any posi tion. F. W. Baltes -1 and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING PEonei gVM MiBBMHMnHMMaJMMMMMI First and Oak D. Chamber V on eptlrlana, Merrlson street corner f Six La. $11 W, A. Wis and associate, painless dentist. Third and Washington R.rreT- i 4na. 3tt 314 Tasahia Mala Jacob, th tailor, tit Morrison st Journal waat ad. 1 a word. Boil dine Permit. Wiira atreet between Serenteeatk and Eighteenth. Mr. Hndea, rrt-t twe-tory frame a welling, $$.!; Thompson street betweea Eaat Flf tenUi and East Slxteeeto, M. 1. IVla- hunt, erert twe-torv fir 4willng, $3 (Of r Et Thlrty-conA atreet ooro.r Ash. W. T. Crcwt T-t twevetory frame wW1iag, $1.; Pipp" (tiwt, corner Wahavh. Hro)d Rmltht. erect Ms and 9m half etorv frame dweUtnc, 1 1 1: Grove etrt ttea Caoa and Hunter. J. K. FM"a. erect w-mtaty frame wlltng. tl.i'. CkBleJ averse, t wn Tr and Mean streets. W Ii. I'.m uKa,!., rct tw-etry frame dHip. 2.i: tjtmt '-'. h ae. ei yt Main end liat l. BtI.onda, erect Iwe-alot frame $1 vll Chetimatic CURES RHEUMATISM -j KI.OO sl Core Yi Per bottle. rer kottla. a aniim bxmzst roa. RHEUMATISM XM XTM MAJTT rosjov eViatlca IVervoas Headache Nenralrta INeoralrle Headache ferveusnes Nervous Dyepepata Sleeplessnea jNervou Affection TRASS SUPPLIED BT A.W. Allen & Co. Wboleaal and ReUll Dniggtst. m k Kinhin Sa, Pertlaod, Or. PACinc coast ao cm. NEED A XEW SUIT ? Waat n Yaar.Ka4e Tw Um uu r ay aef COLUMBIA WOOLEX MILLR COMPAXT arVVWvVrVVWVvVvVVVj W pay yo'a 4 per at t sav The Road to Competence Js over the thorny path of self-denial and it must be trod, not when your purse is empty but when it is well filled. You must learn to say "NO" to your desires and save for the inevitable "rainy day." Our Savings Department is at your disposal start the account a dollar to begin on and add to it weekly or monthly. T tv t aHewed a cx tag aeoemat. AiMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND Svetk St., Elks Trot pi U a RAL$rTO?V .Trm. O. U MAC GlBBO...Cahtr. rrrmY rr-truAnnmr wvrn a pet arttst. Tt'DT flOOKKEttllNO INlJjilt AN KXPtKT ACCOTTTfTANT. , HTVPT BANKlNii L'NDtll A N ATIONA U HANK CABHIElC HTUDT CtiKr-OHATlON ACCOUNTING l'NlKK A gYHTKM MAM. BTl. DT AH ITU M KTlU L NUKR A IIIOKUl lHI M A l ll it nl AXl.1 A n. T 6TI1D kiiOATHANtt UNbi-R A CONVENTION AND COUKT Rs A PRAPTICAt, TO'CH OPERATOR. HTiinv TTPrwuiTtNfi rtKnri BTCDT LETTFRtVHITINa, KNOLtSH. BPiCLUNa. ETC, UND1K T11UR- ODQU1.T COj4FTjlNT INKTllUtTORa. , TOI1 3CAO OXtXT AT THG LEADINQ BUSINESS COLLEGE rarssmc Ajrs its. bat A3TO mart JSgglOVS. OREQON HOTELS NEW PERKINS HOTEL Fifth and Washington Sts. Portland, Or. OPENED aJUISE 1st, 1Q08 "Modern luxury at moderate prices." ; In the heart business and shopping district, txquisitely ished. All modern conveniences. Liberal num- V. - . L. - C 1 TT J- . ' fr- ni per yilTBic udiui. ainic iuuilis. iliuusuiiicsi IfLl '1 - i '- l Cafe and Grill in northwest; music, v Bus meets all t -2 trains., Katea SI IK1 anrf nn , 4 ' W. Swetland. Manager. I 1 V . THE CORNELIUS "The House of Welcome". ' CORNER PARK AND ALDER Portland's Bon Ton Transient Hotel. Headquarters for the Traveling Public. European Plan. Single $1.50 and up. Double $J and up. Uur Free Omnibus Meets All Trains. l C. W. CORNELIUS Proprietor N. K. CLARKE Manager TUB HOTEL LE1NOX Portland's new and most moderhly furnished hotel, Third and Main streets, fronting on the beautiful City Plaza and adjacent, to business center. Fre 'bu toand from train. Up-to-data grill. Excellent cuisine. Telephone la every room. Private bath. ZTmOPEAW FX.AZT, . AXXBICAV TT.AV, $1 to $a.SO Ttt Say. $a.BO to 4 r Pay. O. H. SPENCER, Manatr UEILIG uTn'tnA Ma.'. Initon. Phones Ualn I and A-ii::. LAST TIME TONUihr. Musical Comedy With 'Salome Inre" "ooatusto thko' ran sra. ". ' ' Evening, fl.BO to ISc Phones Main 11T. A-4:i4. Kinplre Thaatre Co. (Inc.), Urnmr. Home o( the famoua Raker Htock Comrany. AU tMa weak. KaUaM gatorday. The Girl ol The Col Jen West rtrst tlate here. Evening eortala a sharp. Prices a&o, 1 6c, Sec: matinee l&clf Bfikcr Theatre r.'3 MMn ' Oregon Theatre Co. (Inc.). Lesaee. GKO. L. BAKER. Gen. Manar. Tonight all week Matinees Tuaxlar. Thuraday. Saturday.- Th great musical' ana scema liimviK""" . Tn oat aitd turn riDDLB On a lavlah scale of magnltlueno. Night prices 26c. 10c, lie, $L. . Matinees ISc, tOo. Next Week ISI.B OK KPICF5. - . MAXW g. A-lOaa Mats. Xx. uadsvs and KoUdsy TBEA18E tt-M.so.7J Aflvancad YaudevUle -Week Beptembet 87. Oenaaro's yeaetlaa Band; Trank lyn. Vndarwood. Kedford a Wlachaeteri Besnak h aclilar the Team Trio; XL la i Cllftoaj Frank MoX B Co. Orpheoia Motion plotnre. fa a ( W9 PANTAGES THEATRE . AOTABCED TATTBETXXAB tar of All station. , THB RZUMA9 TJUO, world' greatest eomedy bioye lists. Grand Opera Sao presenting "Th Frisoa Soene" from raust.M Matinee daily. IS cent: two show at night. 16 and 15 cents. - TBEGRAND Vaudeville deluxe AnotASg Blf Bill. , Boland West B. Co-, presenting "Th xlmlnal"; Six Abdullah Troup &ougb lln's Aerial Bog; Moiarto; Orao teon ard rrd and Bass X.uclr; 2 red Banr Orandaacope. ' ' .. Do You Draw At fancy price for household utensils, or hardware of any kind?. Then we would advise you to. look at the fine line of hardware that we are offering at prices that will suit th most eco nomical at Avery's. s AVERV&CO. iS Third St., Bet. Pine & Ash No Students No Gas No Cocaine You love to laugh, and others like to see you laugh, when you have a good set of teeth; but if your teeth are NOT arood. better keep your mouth closed. Wise people know that good teeth are a great . part of personal beauty. We can insure you a good set permanently, if you will let us be your Dentists, and take care of your molars. All branches of high-class Dentistry practiced here. We are thorough dentists of many years' practical experience and we back up every Dir. or ii wun uur wbimuuwu reputation ror aomg HONEST DENTISTRY The best Dentistry is none too good for you. Our succpss Is due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable prices. A New Departure The cost of Interment haa beea greatly reduced by the tiolman Under taking company. Heretofore It ha been th custom Of funeral directors to make chargea for all incidentals connected with a fu neral. The Edward Holman Undertak ing company, the leadlna- funeral ril. rector of Portland, have departed from that custom. When casket Is furnished by us w make no extra charge for embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside dox or anv services mac may De re auired Of US. except clothing, eemetar and carriages, thua effecting a saving of $25 to $75 on each funeral. THE EDWARD HOLMAN UNDERTAKING CO. sad Tnao ST- com. iaxkos, THE LYRIC Th Blnnkall Company praaents . that merry faro , With th extraordinary added attraction Mar jbansoomo' in tn sensational . . Balom Dane. The STAR'S?- M,n Mats. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. for entire weak of Sept. 87 The Big run Show "llWOLB JOSH FEBKXVS." Matinees at 2:30 p. to... Every evening at 1:15. prices 16c and 25c. Night price 15c, 25c, 85c, 60c. Seats may be reserved by either phone. Next Week, "Ton Corner of th Earth" NljCKELOQION . ISO SIXTH STREET Very latest subjects changed everyday. sf a . i nf am. WW 30f" jT TEETH 0m fir -WITHOOT PtAT03 7 PAINLESS EXTRACTION 50 SILVER FILLINGS a 50c up GOLD FILLINGS Sl.OO P 22K GOLD CROWN 95.0Q GOOD RUBBER PLATE tkS.OO THE BEST BUBHtl fljATtS. ..Utl NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heart weak ness can now have their teeth extract ed, filled and bridge work applied with out the least pain or danger. All work guaranteed for tan ysar. Chicago Painless Dentists 333 H WISE. IT COS. 6TK. Phones Main J880. A-6349. Office hours, 8 a. m. to p. m. Lady attendant Sunday, S a. m. to 1 p. m. Going to College? WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Salem. Oregon, Offers you the Follow ing Courses: I COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS. II COLLEGE OF MUSIC. III COLLEGE OF ORATORT. IV COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. V COLLEGE OF LAW. VI ACADEMY. VII COLLEGE OF THEOLOGT. AH strong, brain developing courses. Send to the president for catalogue. TEETH Save r.Ioney ?m8Bn,;l have ,re examination. WE EXTRACT TfPTH lrwinri' i SILVER FILLINGS ........ .35 XTP GOLD FILLINGS ....75 UP SET OF TEETH .............. .S4.00 SPLENDID SET ......8.0O GOLD CROWNS- ... S2.50 TO SsloO . All work guaranteed for ten year. Lady attendant always present All work done absolutely without pain by specialists of from 12 to SO years' experience. Boston Denfisfs 91H Morrison St. Otm. Vostofflo. Horn Phon A-S030. ' Phon Main 8030. W v M A LI IJliU III I II ll nn I III r. .1 i in, I HIT T MILITARY ACADEMY A WOMAN SPECIALIST MRS. S. K. CHAN : th only Chinese woman doctoring In mis viij. ' one naa curea many afflicted sufferers. Cured private and female diseases, also throat and lung troubles; stomach, bladder and kidneys and diseases, of all kinds that the human flesh is heir to. Cured by Chinese herbs and roots. Rem edies harmless. No oner- Honest treatment, Examina- 22SU MORRISON ST- Be tween First and Second. J atlons. tlons free. A boarding and day school for young men and boys. Accredited to Stanford. Berkeley, Cor nell, Amherst and all state universities and agricultural colleges. Make reservations now. For Illustrated catalogue and other literature, address rail tarn begin Sep. It, 108 J. W. HTLL, X. D Principal. DR. P. T. BALL NATUROPATH i Cures all diseases bv latest Hnt1fl metnods. rio mediclnee or operationa Botkcaild B14g, B87H WaanlagtOB Bt. Boiled Linseed Oil E GALLON LOTS ......58 Raw Linseed Oil S GALLON LOTS .571 Pure White Lead PER 100 .....7.5Q Portland Sash & Door Co. B3Q PQTTT. POBTTABTK OB. COAL Kemmerer Coal Th Beat Wyoming Coal on th Port land Market cgncxuT bbo. rora Bunkers ISth ani MamhalL rhone Main IIL A-Slll. DRAY AGE r Machinery, Safes STORAGE JdMxhofg TRACKAGE stored FURS! FURS I AT lOWBgT POBSXS&B men Remodeling a specialty. Fur eoata of all kind made to order. L. SCHUMACHER KM M41sa. PTTBAir. Tat ) !T. Royal House, San Frcnd:co OWVWwVVvrVrVvVva CLAYS. MORSE K5L- I" au-ZZXJZ . :,T , . , 1 DAVIS yrJZZ-. I3th I BOTI wltkVrar'-V.5-. ' . '. w d'ret from ThtM ui .-, j t-mmmm ftrrj. linvard trim carte.-!. Turpi, rrorne'"' WILHOITMI.NERALWATER LABBB THOMAS. Pha A-ltlt 14 Lab Bldgv. cc. Id and V tabtnitoa. Little "Adlcts ahmys i ny. J I rf ar' ir 4 T A '