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THE SUNDAY OBEGONIAN, POKTLAND, MAT 20, 1900. ITY NEWS IN BRIEF AaBiCBCBd Tenlxbt. tDRAY'S THEATER (Washington St) "In Paradise." Iranxo "With False Beard. A man lring; a notoriously false beard made 3elf conspicuous yesterday on iirm Morrison streets, and Patrolman Irkleroad's attention was called to him. officer followed the man and asKea what ne was up to. "I am a detec ,' was the reply, made In a foreign fcent. "A detective of vrnaii" "weu. all richt. and if you step into the btor's office across the street I'll prove responsibility." So the two consulted doctor, who assured Harkleroad that "detective" was a poultry-raiser, of Iunt Tabor, who had recently lost a lot chickens, and was on a supposed scent the thieves. The man was ordered to te off his false Oom Pauls and pursue detective work without attracting peo s attention. He did so. ,cbses' Graduation. The ninth class nurses of the training school connected th the Good Samaritan Hospital will hd Its graduating exercises In the iture hall of the Medical College, corner Twenty-third and Lovejoy streets, lesday evening at 8 o'clock. There are .'en graduates, viz., Miss Mattle Tuttle, Portland: Miss Belle King, of Arllng- i. Or.; Miss Anna McGee, of Eugene, .: Miss Ada Scarlett, of Nelson. B. C; ss Katherlno Dwyer, of Spokane, ish.: Miss May Hammltt, of Eugene, ., and Miss Celestla Foote, of Kleron, inn. The address will be delivered by W. George B. "Van "Waters, and the isentatlon or diplomas and badges will by the Bight Rev. B. Wlstar Morris. he public is cordially Invited to attend. Gas Range in the Kitchen effectu- y settles the servant question. It makes joor servant good and a good one better giving them time to properly do the ark. Food Is cooked properly and every e Is happy. The talk of large bills ap- les only to old, out-of-date ranges. This ek we will show some entirely new Itterns from carload just In. Call at our Ice if you wish to see the latest In Is ranges. Portland Gas Company. Iome Department. The members of fe Woman's Club are requested to be esent at the meeting of the Home De triment next Tuesday, May 22, at 2 P. at the residence of Mrs. Norrls R. bx, corner Tenth and Washington streets, l& to take part In the discussion of the Isslbillty of forming a home employers' areau. Several plans of organization will presented, and the advice of the mem- tb of the club Is much desired. )rder op Railroad Conductors' anth annual excursion. Sunday, May 27, ?o The Dalles, lound-trlp tickets, $1, ickets for sale at foodard & Clarke, losenthal & Budd, Union depot, ). R. & N. city office k.nd S. P. Co.'s city office. Roman's Club. Owing to the time al ined to Mrs. R. H. Hoyt with a paper ion "Ancient and Modern Pottery," to other with samples of same, being other- Else consumed at last club meeting. lests and members will hear this paper next Friday's meeting. Some rare leclmer.s of pottery are promised for the :casIon. Music will enliven the pro pamine. j"RuDYARD Reviewed," a review of ipllng's poetical works and "American totes," along with chapters on "Two Inglishmen an American and a Briton," ipllng's Originality," "Kipling's Unex- ipled Popularity," "Cordelias or De'ilahs Which?" "Origin of Low Taste Among Ingllsh Poets," will appear on the Port- Lnd book market Monday morning at J. Gill's. Auction Sale of valuable business prop- fty. The three-story brick building and its 2 and 3 In block 12, Couch addition. irtheast corner Second and Burnside preets, will be sold to the highest bidder It tho door of the Courthouse at 10 o'clock M.. Monday, May 21. Purchasers will well to take notice of this sale. Orphans Saw the Doo Show. Through le courtesy of Norrls & Rowe and H. C. tampbell, superintendent of the City & uburban Railway, all the youngsters at le Children's Home saw the trained anl- nal show Friday afternoon, for which ivor they are duly grateful to the gen- !emen mentioned. Jumped the Track. Car No. 73 jumped ie track on the west-bound trip at rashlngton and Fourth yesterday even- lg, and a blockade Tcsulted, lasting for imc 20 minutes. No reason could be ound for the car's action, as the track perfectly straight at that point, and h good condition. No one was hurt. Slabwood Trust "Busted." Mr. J. H. Peterson has Incorporated the North Pa- lflc Wood Company, and will handle the ood output of the North Pacific Lumber pompany. Tho company will be ready to lellver all kinds of wood next week. short wood. ?1 50 a load; four-foot wood. 50 a cord. Ptrooraphic or Wood-Burninq Art, ie most fascinating and up-to-date art 3r home adornment. Articles exhibited It Bemste'n's Art Store. Special design- ig for order work. Instructions given by llrs. M. F. Woods, studio Marquam tower. Columbia River Scenery. Regulator line of steamers from Oak-street dock tally, except Sunday, for The Dalles, Hood lver, Cascade Locks and return. Way boat at 6 A. M.. through boat at 7 A. M. "MrNiNO Blanks. Latest forms for Alas ka, working bondstfe'cdW'optlons, escrow Agreements, etc jonn -m. .Mann & uo.. arlnters. 92 Second street; Oregon tele phone. Grant 1261. We Intend to stay In business, and, as always, do none but first-class, reliable iplio!stcry work; bedding of all kinds at :harles Fritsch, 2SJ iamhlll street; tel., ted 2002, - Mr. J Worick, who has been appointed kgent for The Oregonian at Cape Nome, rill have the paper on Ale at his estab lishment, where the latest copies may be abtained. We are headquarters for quicksilver. rater inters, medicine cases and miners' kuppliee. Wholesale prices. Woodard, Clarke & Co., Fourth and Washington. To Cape Nome. Life insurance without extra cost. In the Mutual Reserve Fund -lfe. of New York. M. T. Kady, super visor, G04 and G05 Oregonian building. Letter Carriers desire all their friends to Temcmner their excursion to Seaside July 1 A quick run, seats for all, and good time assured. Don't go to Cape Nome without natural atone water filter. See them at Woodard. Clarke & Co.'s, Fourth and Washington streets. Sam Simmons, candidate for Constable. rest Side, is an experienced officer, and the proper person to fill that office. Professor C. W. Durrette, the candi- late for County School Superintendent, Is gaining popularity every day. Call at Field. Campbell & Co.'s and get half-pound coffee free with every one and one-half pound purchase. Umbrellas. Repairing and recovering. (Meredith's. Washington, bet. 5th and 6th,- Marine Insurance to Nome. Secure a policy. See Harrison. 415 Chamber of Com. Plentt of boxwood at Standard Box iFactory. 'Phone, Oregon E 4; CoL 5C04. Don't fail to Insure your freight to I Nome. Harrison & Co., Chamber of Com. Outfits Insured to Nome by M. C Har- Irlson Sz Co., 415 Chamber of Commerce. Carroll's Marshmallow Ice Cream; free delivery. Both 'phones; S32 Washington. Str. Altona for Oregon City, leaves 110:30 A. M., 2 and 5 P.M. Don't fall to get half-pound coffee free. I Field, Campbell & Co. One-Half pound coffee free. Field, spbell & Co. A Winning Candidate Dr. G. M. Wells I for Mayor. See Field, Campbell & Co.' ad. "New Today." Kangaroo for "vtt?, Cordrat. Manager Cordray yesterday received the encourag ing news from Nance O'Nell, who Is about to sail frcm Australia, that she "has pur chased a kangaroo, and Is going to bring It to him as a token of remembrance. Mr. Cordray has never had a kangaroo, but he will be very glad to get this one, and will put It on exhibition for the benefit of the patrons of his theater. He is even thinking of putting a company on the road now, for the kangaroo could make the long Jumps and thus save the heaviest Item of expense. The animal will arrive In Portland some time this Summer, and Mr. Cordray will pasture it on his lawn on East Burnside street temporarily. He Is not sure Just what It ought to eat, but 'will feed It everything he can think of till it develops a liking for some par ticular viand. And Watch This Swindle. Suburban housekeepers tre warned against bogus sewing machine agents who go from hous to house, representing themselves as being connected with reputable firms, while In reality they are only botches. A Mrs. Platts, of Cycle Park, admitted one of these "agents" to her house last week, and he charged her $1 50 for "fixing" her machine so that It refused to work after he had departed. She then sent to the proper agency, and paid ?1 more before the machine could resume Its proper func tions. The agency in the city denies all connection with the bogus repairer, and denounces him as a fraud. Petition for Trolley Line. A number of residents of Montavllla have signed a petition, which -was filed In the County Court yesterday, asking that right of way be granted to the City & Suburban Rail way Company to extend its line along Hlb bard street from East Ankeny street to the Base Line road. It Is stated that the extension will be an accommodation to the residents of Montavllla, and that the company has expressed a willingness to build It. Enjoyable Music. Tne enjoyable musi cal programmes prepared by the Wilder quartet for the clergy banquet Thursday night, and again at the reception at the Portland Hotel In honor of Monslgnore Martlnelll and Archbishop Chr.stle, have been pleasantly commented upon. On the latter occasion the selections were con sidered particularly happy and appropriate ones, several "Ave Marias" being ren dered. Fell From a Car. A resident of Upper Alblna named Williams fell off the rear platform of a north-bound street-car at Third, near Alder, last evening, and struck the pavement heavily with his head. He had boarded the car with his arms loaded with bundles, and In some way lost his balance. He was placed on a northbound car and sent home a few minutes later. Bailey Gatzert Astoria dally excur sions. Odd Fellows and Daughters of Re bekah, here Is your chance. Fare only 23 cents. Elegant meals 25c; staterooms hold three people, only 75c. The finest scenery and the longest ride on earth for the money. Come and see It. Fare is too cheap to advertise It. Boat leaves foot Alder street 7 A. M.; leaves Astoria 7 P. M. Seasiders, Attention! On or about June 20 we will open a branch store at Clatsop Beach, carrying the complete as sortment of our Portland store. Will call for and deliver at any point on the beach. Reserve your orders for us. Goods at Portland prices. F. Dresser & Co., Grocers, 329-331 Washington street. The Stevens is the name of a new and nicely furnished roomlng-hous;, Just open ed by Mrs. Stevens, at 426 Alder' street In connection therewith llr. S. F. Lock wood, the famous chef, conducts the Bon Ton Restaurant. Caledonian Concert. Grand concert and ball to be given by the Portland Cale donian Club, In Arlon Hall, June 1. The finest talent In the city has been pro cured for this occasion. Tickets, 25c. At the Cathedral. Rev. P. C. Torke, of San Francisco, will lecture this even. Ing at the Cathedral on "The Revision of Creeds." Service begins at 7:45, to which .all are Invited. C. C. Smith still has a number of nice articles of furniture which he Is now offer ing at prices less than cost. Must all be sold this week. Store 126 First street. For Decoration day we have plenty lilies, carnations and roses; also floral de signs reasonable. Leave orders now at Burkhardt Bros., 23d and Glisan. Wanted. Modern furnished house, with some ground; West Side. F. A. Spencer, P. O. Box 41, city. Vote for a Man for Councilman that will do something for the Third Ward, Fred T. Merrill. Outfits Insured to Nome by M. C Har rison & Co., 415 Chamber of Commerce. Mortgaged properties at bargains. W. H. Fear, Chamber of Commerce. Take the river ride to Oregon City. "Altona" leaves 10:30, 2 and 5. Knox Sailors 50c each. At Hllde brand's, 409 Washington. ' Grand Picnic at Rohse's Park, Fulton, this afternoon. Oregon City Boat leaves Taylor street 10:30. 2 and 5. A Winning Candidate Dr. G. M. Wells for Mayor. Wait for B. of R. T. excursion, June 3. FRIENDS OF THE SIX O'CLOCK MOVEMENT The great number of letters and pledges received from the clergy and other friends of the 6 o'clock closing movement makes it impossible for me to reply personally to each, so acknowledgement is hereby made, and on behalf of the society our sincere thanks .extended. GEORGE HEWETT, Secretary Six o'clock Closing Ass'n. WHERE TO DINE. Come and see us. Our elegant and tasty i lunches are not equaled elsewhere. Port- i land Restaurant, 305 Washington. For a substantial meal roast chicken, j Spring chicken, fricassee chicken and Ice i cream, strawberries and cream, straw i berry shortcake; also for breakfast, all . iklnds fresh cakes and coffee cakes, iiest j cup of coffee in the city. E. House's Cafe, 128 Third street. Chicken dinner, complete, 25c, Strouse's Cafe, 229 Washington, between First and Second. White labor only. Some Special Snaps FOR MONDAY Removal Sile of Eilcrs Piano House, 107 First Street STEINWAY PIANOS. As we represent the best make of pianos In every grade, from the Stdnway down to low-priced makers, and as our Install ment payments are easier than those of other dealers, we are the people from whom you should purchase. New upright pianos. $10 cash. Pi per month: some seo- ond-hand uprlghte, 53 per month. SHER- i MAN. CLAY & CO.. Stelnway dealers. I rooms 15 and 16, Russel building. Fourth and Morrison streets, second floor. MATTING AND BAMBOO FURNI TURE SALE. Now is the time to "buy your matting at reduced prices. We have a great variety of remnants to bargain out. Bamboo fur niture made to order. Also all kinds of Japanese and Chinese curios, bric-a-brac, novelties, etc ANDREW KAN & CO.. Corner Fourth and Morrison. CAPE NOME OUTFITS. The Salem woolen mills are prepared to handle all who come. As the time draws near to start for Nome, many people are getting their outfits together. Please keep us In mind as the leading outfitters for blankets, duck suits, macklnaw suits, overshlrts, underwear, and, In fact, every article necessary for the trip. Get our wholesale prices before buying. SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE, 5 Third Street, Portland. We want to clean up every odd and- end in the way of second-hand, slightly used and brand new pianos before we go Into our new building, now nearly ready at the corner of Washington and Park streets, opposite Cordray's Theater. And the scandalously low prices which we are now making on every Instrument hi this stock should be the means of disposing of every one of these Instruments before the middle of the Week. In slightly used pianos, we have tomor row: Decker Brothers, like new, cost ?000, now $2S5. Hallet & Davis, good, cost $600, now 5183. Emerson, nearly new, $200. Steok, up-todate and three pedals, 5I40. New England, very fair, $140. Emerson, good, $150. Prince & Son, one year old, $105. J. P. Hale, $35, and numerous others. Stelnway square, excellent, $115. Emerson square, good, $67: another, $36. Many other squares, from $26 upwards. Organs, a whole lot of them, at your own prices. We want them out of the way. Terms of payment to suit any reason able buyer. Don't put off comlntr In until It Is too late. Come tomorrow morning. First comers take choice. .Ellers Piano House, 107 First street, near Ladd & Tllton's lianK. THE CORONERSHIP. If elected County Coroner, I pledga myself to establish at once a decent san- ( itary morgue. On the above one-plank platform 1 snail make my campaign as the Independent Citizens candidate for said office, and hope to receive the support of the voters of Multnomah County. DR. PAUL J. A. SEMLER. BAGGAGE FOR CAPE NOME. Baggage to be checked for Steamer Geo. W. Elder, which sails for Cape Nome on May 24. can be checked by. the B. & O. T. Co., corner Fourth and Stark streets, at any time, or at the dock on sailing day. "WHAT A BIG DIFFERENCE It makes in price of selling goods by having small expenses! For Instance. j men's clothes m worsteds, striped or uucuncu, Muuvagiiui 5 lures cnarge u., our price, $S.5Q a suit Boys' suits, worst eds or cheviots, 9 to 15 years. $1.75. Men's and ladies' shoes, $4 and $5 values, for $2.50 and $3.50. High-rent stores do not like to see mo cutting prices so deep, but doing It, as I am after the people's trade. aim peopie generally go wnere iney can buy the best goods for the least money. JOHN DELLAR, Corner First and Yamhill. Mrs. Watson, Optician. S8 Washington bldg. Fitting children's eyes a specialty. Parlor open evenings. THE PIANOLA Makes It possible for you to put your whole soul into the music It does the fingering for you. You have only to at tend to the expression. Any one can play It. Drop in. It costs you nothing to In spect the Instrument and hear some good music THE AEOLIAN COMPANY, Marquam Building Cor. Seventh Street Portland, Oregon. PROF. Grant Chesterfield PALMIST DOX'T BE CARELESS. Join the throng of successful men and have your clothes taken care of by us for $1 a month. We call for, sponge, press and deliver one suit of your clothing each week, sew on buttons and sew up rips. Prompt and careful attention given to all orders. Unique Tailoring Co., 847 Wash ington street, opposite Cordray's. Both 'phones. a BECK, THE JEWELER. Bargains In American watches, dia monds and silverware. New store, 207 Morrison street. Repairing a specialty. Jacob Doll Upright Piano. The latest Improved. Acknowledged to be best sold on easy Installments. Pianos rented, tuned and repaired at lowest prices. H. Slnshelmer. 72 Third, Estab lished 1SG2. INSTRUCTIONS FREE. photography Free Instructions in Woodard, Clarke & Co. at Gives a complete reading of one's life. past, present and future. Endorsed by the most noted personages of either heml sphere Bryan, Senatoi- avls, Governor Geer, Bernhart, Calve, the late Robert G. IngensolL Parlors 207 Sixth street, near Salmon. Readings on Sunday, between 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. Life readings. 50c Sat isfaction guaranteed or no fee asked. Dr Swain, dentist. 713 Dekum buitdlnp. ..DEJ4TIST.. Harqnam Balldlnjr, Rooms 300, 301, 303 I THE KIND OF CLOTHES THAT STOOD THE TEST I m m for the pst ten years, Clothes that have made us "FAMOUS," Clothes that need no "Boosting," Clothes that tell their own tale. The BEST, the very BEST that money will buy. Every garment bears a guarantee label, and we stand back of every one we sell. Our own NAME is your only recourse. 9 Up-to-date cut, perfect fitting suits $15 00 Hand-tailored suits $18 00 Higher grades only $20 and $22 50 THIS !S THE LABEL THAT " P0RTLANO; MARKS THE BEST CLOTHES MADE j I- Every suit or topcoat sold here bears our name and designation on the etiquette. It Is a label that means much to the wearer of ready-mades. It signifies that we guarantee without reserve or qualification every garment to be of superior quality, tried and tested fabric, of honest make, absolutely perfect fit and style. In a word, It Is a voucher for correct ness and worth. Men's suits, in the new fancy cassi meres, tweeds, homespuns, Oxfords and blue serges. $10 to $35. Fashionable topcoats, $10 to $35. IT IS THE LABEL YOU SEE ON THE CLOTHES WORN BY PAINSTAKING DRESSERS Suspenders Interesting, as usual, our suspenders have all the worthy novelty features of the season. Various lines of fine web bings, in rich stripes, figures and solid colors. Leather trimmings, glove cast offs, nickel-plated, brass and silver-plated mountings, 50c to $1.50 the pair. The "Beacon" a lightweight Summer suspender fancy Btrlped percale webbing, elastic ends. 25c each One day more Monday is tho third and last day of our phenomenal offering. To say there was a gratlfyingresponse to our "three days' suit sale" would be putting It mildly. The demand yesterday for our two specials for boys was far beyond our anticipations and we were not very modest in our expectations, either. Boys $5 two-piece suits, special at $435 Youths' long-trousers suits, special at $7.50 &e aomm mnm&mmiy L Largest Clothiers In the Northwest Corner Fourth and Morrison Streets V 66 99 A LUCKY CHANCE It will be for the man who avails himself of this opportunity to buy Clothing with the H.S.&MandSTElN-BLOCH LABELS on, conceded to be the most Stylish, Up-to-date Clothing in the WORLD. Every garment bearing these LABELS contains the finest of material, which makes it a great inducement for you to buy them. You will be assured that they will give Wonderful Wearing Satisfaction. OUR OWN GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY SUIT, and, after buying, if not satisfied, bring it back. A NEW SUIT FREE THAT'S ALL. We purchased our goods from these leading manufacturers' at the opening rock bottom prices, and NO MATTER WHAT OTHER HOUSES DO, it shall be our policy to offer them at a tempting low figure. Every garment is a perfect mode! of fit; style; workmanship. If you are not already a customer of ours, drop in and get acquainted. THE RELIABLE POPULAR PRICED CLOTHIERS, SAM'L ROSENBLATT & CO., N. W. Cor. Third and Morrison Streets. TAVERN OF Castle Crag And.... prings. SEASON OPENS JUNE 15, t9H8t( FAMOUS CLOTHING HOli MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS. Located In tho midst ot Brand and Impressive mountain scenery, with Mount Shasta and the Crags for a background. FINE HUNTING AND FISHrNG. Unsurpassed cuisine and service and reason able rates. KATLItOAD FARK. round trip, $25. For rates, terms aad other Information ad dress E. B- 1?IXLEY, Manager, Care Pacific Improvement Company, Crocker bulldlns; Saa Francisco. Samples irtEWf p mccrixur'!' I 1 WA TAPER HdirvBefkrSS CflW CnnW HIllFTaas, Matting. Silk. FELLOWS 309 Washington St. Rues. 247 TamhllL. 15 Cents Bottle Hires Root Beer. 10 Cents Pound Pure Leaf Lard Bring PalL 7 Cents Pound Fresh Soda Crackers. 10 Pounds Good Rolled Oats for 25 Centa. $1.00 25 Founds Nice Clean Rice. 15 Cents l&-Pound Sack Graham Flour. 1 Cents 10-Pound Sack Nebraska Comment. 19 Cents 10-Pound Sack Farina. 15 Cents Pound Fresh Roast Costa Rica Coffeo. in all colors, for Poker Burning and Pyrographic Work sheep and calf wholesale and retail The Curio Store D. M. Avcrill & Co. 331 Horrijon St (Sountt) (SommiTftottet. tfhutg Sileltti feinen betttfefjett Tlii fur G0 oben Qcnannic ZimUi rt .a