.' THE EVENING , JOURNAE, .PORTLAND, OREGON, MARCH.-U, " 1902. :
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PARKER'S MASCOT.
His .Ancient" Ring -Brought
Scattles Mayor Victory, " ,
s jColonel T. 3. Parker, ' the picturesque
i : genius who presides over the destinies 01
' the Walla Walla Statesman, haa been on
a sojourn at Seattle. ; it wu not toe sau,
. RWMt miuuii of the bas. lamenting In
Paget Bound, that drew the Walla Walla
iditor thither.- Even the calming charm
. . tot hie ranch , at Yaqulna could not aeep
: Biim from the city in the north, use
' iblrd of faaasaare. he Winced hie war
J thither. Like tha warhorse, which scents
- Hhafray from afar, ha fled, from bis paa-
AJOCk. '
. There wera aounds of preparation for
the bloodless ' battle of - ba lota.- Mayor
Humea wee a. candidate for re-election.
s Hie opponents had exhumed their battla
nee, preparatory to making- an "ex" ot
" " Humea. Their glistening- snlckershees
bad leaned flashing from their scabbards.
Even the clergymen, eo says ceport, nap
taken the field against Mr. Humes, ad
';,vii.. uaim Mira n flnclr in annaa other
direct lon-env i old way. save -. toward
"HColone! Parker soliloquised Tugging
, hla rrlulMl milRtaOhiOflL he tUmed
r nwirdi -the city on , the booming
Sound. Id megaphone tremoloa he heard
" ih. '- nrw Af HnmM and hla cohorts.
r "Come-over. MHO Macedonia and help
us." came im inviwtnuii. "w um
s Colonel- could 'not resist , the summons,
- u-a ma Tnm UiimA bAn hlB friend? r
Packing hla valise.- Colonel Parker took
r a clean shave and hla aacred mascot with
t; kin. an nnrii fnrdutv in the vanguard
of toe Humea henchmen at eattl He
' ' Parker. ; He sniffed at the opposition to
, Humea. It did not know "what enarms.
t aik.t nAnIntlAK and WKtt ffilKniT maglC
wera latent in the, mighty talleman ; he
'sf 'T'coionel Parker earrtea'wlth him a band
If gold-real Irish goldwhich ha count.
e nearer than any ouw ui nut -1
? possessions. Colonel Parker nnger
S ring for such It to-haa a atory which has
"VVi often been toia. iraiuiu i
'the ring li mora than 8.000 years old. It
t . A la said to have been recovered from the
1 ' fkdafrt of the ares wuu an uicmm koi.o
i Sl.? Bmerild Isle bf theCHt Tra-f-1
r vi . further. that to him who
I- th. rin aucceai ia bound to come.
i ' tSowerful guardlanibartBhaa-tha tuta-
r - aplrit that noveraro $vuv
'l hm never foraaken -r
, . hn.. wan mirht buestion the fair-
TTiea lot Colonel Parkir a poHtfca w
v f 1 tiv. be it known t
fair in lova and war.':' lAdvaftced minda
tha preaent age - na jhjotj "y
Uaaaeavo mi apuiucp..r
Th. nrie rtna f Collnel Parker hae
. r MAaa h(ak ATI mAlt Vhft
1 1 iocredltt hla aucoeaa to Ik mlraculoua in
i4i fluenca. At leaat four UTlted Btatea Ben-
i itort who have worn thia wonderful
I SfnSilet, have forgW their way to
their goal, deaplte 1i,!?it.?-;P1
thera la about the antlqUted bit of Jew
elry that exorcleea tha denona af faflura
. ana hoodooa their powart perhaps some
seer with paychlc optica in disclose.
".T '.oloTiel Parker i decldSly a vlgorotii
- eharLcter-a man feoyal ; and
,trua to every friend. . Haglrded on his
. armor and sallied fortn prpareo
' ready i battle with-1 Phlllstlnea
' Tamltathem In tha thigll even though
- i? ii i-agin" tha Marquis 1 Queensbury
- rotes to "atrlke below the leiu' He tn
i . " u,.m a weaithe ring, and
' CT-'aBe n trim mixnyinri cvimi vn iW
J Jl IPM
The
won ut,' thSugW not on" i tf
Who-can say tiat tha ,yi$ 44 jiot da
auT auuwB ..." . - :
To ' arrange ; his plumagef tittle wt
akaw as tha result of the cent foreleaa
!..lTLo, -t Seattle. Cdonel Parker
, Bcr.s- for
: Waila
11 1 WalK at tha Imperii Hot. A. ha told
. waua, i ww Hume. victory, ha
fieilou-iy allowed Tha J&T'
U Mtatlvi to OMUit uw
,b I ILL. I nLT, LuniL
' General Passenger Agent Crg, ot tha
ft n. N. haa returnea im .
weeka'lunkat in tha BSaat. Hj If glad
y" H -f-htked" aboui consid
.fabfy, dividing bis time btweeit Paul
and Mlnneapoila. and Chicago fnd, Bt
??tV Mr! CrMgg opinion, thatkW Pa-
'?,r2adTlnlomm.S than
" ,ir t5 -'
wora: I1-i1,imi.
advertising.
natlng.v , nn ' '--
tna raiiroBw ; r
getting togamer w w.v..- -,
imon
(otereat"
OVER, THE WIRES.
r " n.uMl ' TVlareT.-
con
eaDkred
: - GelSrd ""H)SrVmii
eera and K men. Five officers ant p
,r mea were wounded. Two. hundred fag-
- oarretarr of War jBt reslgfe
CgTJarMytVa-aaohua.
?. taJMM hit place In Ula Cabinet. a U
Tha llllnola anU-tmat law la aeeiaaa
':sioIlUtutoIlaAfh1v'i..ii
. rna United .BUtes Government -
filed Its suit to test tha institutionally
t of tha ureal orvBeri n "..
Tha Commercial Club jVueto;
Wash., haa given up 1U fight for tj
" mmiron irldge In connection with . t
" railroad bridge over tha Columbia. -
- without apparent causa, Pat Mooi
rnif--, - :r,.ev County. Bho
foreman, The murderer then- saddled il
--' horsa and aacaped. s...-.
- Tha- troubla letweti-ermaiyaw
Venesuela la approaching settlemenu I
Many Turkish prlneea hava oeen aen
teCOed W perpetual iwuMumv-..
ntiaata oromleee to withdraw from,
Manchuria. China wlthjn U montha. , n
United States Minister " Con ger ban-;
quitted tha Chinesa officials at Pekln last
evening. . . - '
The proposed tariff on Cuban Impor
taUons la likely to ba revised, favorable
ta Cuba. . t
. THE. RAILROADS. :
IjocmX shippers are Inclined to kick at
the delay in (consignments from the-Easv
i Tha protects they- Bla ara sufficiently
' paanlng to be heard. The sound of most
twnge are udlble whan filed, by the way.
Overdue ahlpments ara traceable, to the
hadlv erippled condition of the roads In
- Pennsylvania. Inundated by t tha recent
'floods at Pittsburg. - , -
- The O. R. A IN. haa recently completed
irrangementa to ticket Ite passengers
througn leuownunw . .
Jrable rata than formerly. This place
the O. R- N. upoa n avaa basis with
eompetitlora.--'.-i ? fr:" .- - ; i r-
Tha Northern Padno freight epart
ment haa put In a unusually low -tariff
on scrap iron from Montana points to
- l acoma. ov" - .
. a rate Of W cents per 100 pounds, and
Talaoof t$ par ton. Theea ratea aplra
la B. Oorhanv commercial ageni oi xne
Rock Island, has appeared In a new role.
He thrown nis Timnna - '" -
UP again, rgnmim "J: ' . r.!- 7w
"ling Freight Agent Menkes piloti the
teries af chop suey and. smm.jhq,- ... :
WUIIam H. Mea4. general agent of the
Tlmaha. naa reiumea nvm
i ti. rrnorts bis clam orchard aa llourlsh-
ing. Hl.rarc.am.hve.va ior
nring enave. in. - - -Sered
the latest style two-story 'nd-up
Joek- ' , ' . ,
town thus engaged are B. If. Trumbull,
commercial agent of the Illinois Central:
M. J. Roche, traveling pasaena;er agent
ot mj kio. uranue; . uenerai Agent
Clock, af the Wlnconaln Central and Jay
W. Adams. Pacltio Ceaat Agent of tha
Mekel fiats. When last heard , from
these gentlemen were at large la Beattle.
It. H. Embry, general freight agent of
tha Rock Island, at Topeka, Kan for
(terminated his-vMt her. Ha left Hun-
ivuiiuiy .weal uk Hie juunun hivap. tinm
nay night over the new line of the com.
'tt2jr4vla Ban nclsoo, Angeiea
and El Paao, to Kansas City. Ha whs
accompanied by Mra. Embry, who was
greatly Impressed with Portland's ell
mate, and took great intereat In a Chi
nese funeral tha drat she had aver aean.
CITY BRIEFS
n An adjourned meeting of tha Board of
Public Worka, will be held thla afternoon
"'.A0 6'0011 whn bld 'or city printing
wll be opened and considered. ' No other
business of Importance Is expected to
eome before tha body, , ,.
Martin Hawkins, arrested for petty Iar-!
ceny of clothing from O. Temple, at First
and Jefferson streets, was held tn S500 ball
for the Grand Jury.
On -Wednesday evening the Council of
Jewish Women will bold a baiaar In the
Concordia rooms, Blxtb and Alder streets.
Tha publio la invited.
'The directors of tha Portland Baseball
Club -will receive bids for concessions
and score cards on Friday evening at f
O'clock at the office of Wn, Goldman, In
the Oregonlan bldg. The light will be
reserved to relent an nr all hMa.n4
tha directors will reserve tha right to
regulate aala of all oonceasiona.
The United Presbyterian Chureh will
soon begin, tha erection of a handsome
new edin at tha :mrn. tt aiwik. mwA
Montgomery street. i , , i.
The Portland. Park Pnmmlulnii l
first reDort. tuat ma Am nrna tha .H.iiti.
of , the citlaens to tha .Importance of
liberal annual UX for -the maintenance of
the public parka Teh Commissioners feel
they should be authorised to purchase new
territory. ...-.,:'. . ...
An effort will be made tA etralrhun. h
f Vancouver avenue, 'ana give
that avemm a Uniform wMth Af At f..t
between Morrla and Alberta trta hv
securing voluntary dedications from the
property owners. .--J-
Hon. H. W. Corbett commends adher.
ence to recent court decisions In the as
sessment of abuttlnsr Dronertv Awnara tnr
street Improvements, and that a single
nvcm oi property oe.iaaen at on time
or pavlrua, Instead of the entire side of a
Hnw qr viwifl uwcii nei . aiso sug
gests that tha wooden blocks on Fourth
street have atone centers and brick aldaa
also that two or three carts ba kept con-
sianuy running tn malting street j-epairs-
The Bnokana Chamber of Cunmum will
ake no action relative tn tha nrunln nt
the tTnoer Columbia. Cnnrrou haa Hla.
posea or tnat matter in tha rivers and har-
oora appropriation bill, rr; JiV'
The Columbia 'River fcaatn Ytnavil nt
Trade meeting wUI not be held In Pert
land at the time appointed because of lack
of organisation. All commerlcal bodies of
the Northwest are entitled tn in renra.
sentattvea at tbe.metings of the board,
with an additional representative for ev
ery 1000 pople in the town census. No or
ganization may send more than 20 dela-
gates." A membership fee Of 110 Is charg
ed by tha central board.. v
Portland Club, 4th street, near Alder..
The Georaa Wriaht and Unealnlarfl.lil
Q. A. R. campfire Friday evening was
largely attended, and a deligtufuT pro
gram waa rendered.' Ir. II. V. TalbotL
of the Taylor Street M, E. Church, waa
among the speakers. t
The registration ,'ooks will ba kept onan
,: Oriental Rug, Co., 811 Waahlngton at.
The Clinton Kelly Board of Trade will
meet this evening. Considerable - im
portant business la on tha docket. -
Portland Club.' tth street, near 'Aider.
Finest Junch in the city.
DESCHUTES IRRIGATION.
President Lytla, of tha - Columbia
Southern, haa a word or two to. say -regarding
the delay in the matter af the
Deschutes irrigation projecta. 1
President Lytla partly summarises the
situation thus: . ,
"Tha Columbia Jlouthern would be
pleased to have tha members of tha State
Land Board assemble and take as speedy
action aa possible In. the matter of the
contracts for the -Irrigation of tha Des
chutes country. .
o "l undarsUnd," said he, "that thera Is
no particular hitch now,' except in the
appointment of on man. a perfect
stranger to the questions at Issue. He Is
to examine tha field notee and to report
as to tha cost of ' Irrigation. Upon his
report tha several contracts will be
awarded. This gentleman is G. L. . Dill
man, of Astoria, -
"It will take 'Mr. Dlllman at least six
months to -famllUrlse hlmeslf with tity
needs of the Deschutes country, I sup.
pose. - He may be a very good man; but
It would ' seem that a man - should be
given the place who is already familiar
with existing conditions, so. as to expe
dite mattera. ' -. .e -v '
"This delay is quite serious. Out of the
great number 'of homeseekers now com
ing, who would otherwise locate In tha
Deschutes region, a -targe number, now
ao tor Waahlngton.": ...??(-," v
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MOISCM k3 SECOND STOCTS - ;x
AFTER HERMAN.1
v (Scrlppa-McRaa Newa Association.) 1
WASHINGTON, Mar. 11. Senators Per
kins - and Bard have received telegrams
from tha California Miners' Association,
requesting an investigation of the report
taht teh "scrippers" in the Bakersflield
oil district are trying to secure the re-:
moval -of Land Commissioner and Secre
tary Hitchcock, - who made tha findings
atrainst tha acrlDDera. and secure tne ap
polntment Of men favorable to the scrip-
Senator Bard" replied that ha thinks auch
a movement Is under way, tout Senator
Perkins thinks there Is nothing In It- ,
Wa Do This For Yotu v .
rail f nr. elean. nresa and deliver tnrea
pleceaot your doming eacn weea,
buttons, sew tip nps ana giv juu
ticket good ior eight shines each month,
all for 1 per month. Unique Tailoring
Co., ,M7 Washington streeu . t
x DEEDS RECORDED;
Alice C. Gova to J. B. Blemmona,
- tvnrtk 40 f et -f lot (..block 1M.
City H.500
Dlrkja Storey el ux. to reter ,
Bchrelner, lot 11, block I, Yer
. ateeg'a Ad., -City
James Taggart to Bamuel Percef ul, .'
north half of lot t, block IS), city. : 1
James H. McAfee and Mary McAfee ;
.-to Mra. T. Bchmld, lot i. block J.-1
Mayor Gates' Ad., East Portland, f
Lewis Russell at ux to H. Fralbe :"
lot T, block 10, Lincoln Park..........
Mary W. Miller to Chaa, Hi- Tur- i
lay. lot 18, block I, Miller's Ad. to ;
' Bell wood
Rachael Campbtett' et al to Chas. f
tea
1M
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- B. Turiay, lots 17 I, ana is piock
. Miller's Ad. to Bellwood. ....... v
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Gustav Peterson and wf:. to G. F.
Petarann.- nart -of Joshua EL .Wit f
' ten's D. L. C. sec. t. Ur.l B... : . 100
Samuel- Percef ult to Samuel Bwan
son north half lo , block 120,
; Cltv ..:
Frederto L. Cobb, and wf. Raff alia
Cobb and wi.. Francis coot ana
wt. to Herman; P. Westneey lot
29, block 80. Tremont Place Muttno-
man county.,.-.....,....,...,....
NnrmM Weatnav to Katharine B.
M. Cobb lot 16. block 21, same... J
Norman P. Westney to Raffaelle : ;
Cobb, lot O. block SO, aunt..;.... 1
Frederick L. Cobb and . wf. Raf-1
! falla Cobb and wf., Francis i)u- , .
gene Cobb and wf. to Norman P. I v -
Westney, lot 1C, block 81, same..- 1
Joseph Delean to Chas E. York, q. '
?a: to lot 18,- block U, Woodlawn., f 1
Get yolir TitlCj Insurance "and
Abstracts to Real Estate from the
Title, Guarantee and Trust Co.,
Chamber of Commerce.
m iid nl.: m
- AH tfreat cities4 navigable
streams start at the - head of nav
igation and build . down '- stream.
This rule has no exception. : The
railroad to SL Johns opens the
Way ; for Portland 1 to follow the
ruse. There will soon be a solid
vftj Vi. point c f the Peninsula
and University. vv,tw ,1 f h the
center of wealth and culture of
all the1 city bet .. een; the riven.
Nobody will; dispute- this state
ment i ? If you are a stranger here
step into any place bf - business
and asfc, "What is the course of the
business growth of this city?
The answer will be as above
stated. Now is the time to get
a - few lob i at University : Park
while they are yet cheap. We
have Columbia University, Port
land public schools, Bull Run
wter, street cars, homes cost
ing, from $1000 to $10,000,
graded x boulevards, graded
streeb, sidewalks, electric street
lights. Lob $75 to $200 each.
Terms, $5 cash and $5 monthly.
No interest, no taxes, no shan
tiev no salodnsT " "Abstract with
each deed..'.--:vv :1 -:
UNIVERSITYLAND CO. I
; 151 Sixth ; SU ; near Morrison
? Cure Headache
"Headache and Liver Cure la a'aafa
. and aura remedy for all disorders of tha '
stomach, Itver and kidneys. - It Is' an ''''
ti ; INFALLIBLE REMEDT FOR -HEAD- - ,
--ACHES arising from any sou roe. Purges r
-... the blood, aids digestion and tones the
' system generalky. Price M eta. per bot- :
.'i.' Ila. Trajta. unfillA hv .
AT THIS SPACE
; ROBBEDOF $1000
(Scrlpps-HcRae News Association.) ' -LAPATETTE.
IND., Mar, 11. Tha bank
at Karl Park was robbed of a thousand
dollars by safe-blowers this morning, the
robbers escaping in tha darkness.-, A vig
orous search is being made for the crimi
nals, but so far they hava eluded their
pursuers. Teh robbery was a particularly
oaring one. - '.''
SALT LAKE UNION DEPOT.
SALT lIXKE, Mar. 11. Tha managers
Of the Rio Grande and Short "Line, at a
conference today, decided, subject to the
approval of tha directors, to tiuild a union
doot, providing the city council dill grant
the use of the Pioneer square asked for
by the Baa Jfearo roaa. v.
TO PROSECUTE MERGER.
. (Scrlpps-McRae Newa Association.
' ST. PAUL, Mar. 11. The special session
of tha legislature adjourned today atter
passing the bill appropriating $25,000 to
furnish the attorney general with funds
with which to prosecute the Northern Pa
cific and ureat iNormern merger. ,
WORTHS"
IRVINGTOW
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Beautifully located,' perfect
drainage, city water, splendid car
service, full size lob, 50x109, feet
and over. r;,.:'f,c T""
Price $100 io $500 alotf one
fourth cash, balance in monthly
payments of ten dolUr a irohth.
Title perfect and guaranteed.
For. maps, plab and fulf, par
ticulars apply to 'JZ ': ,! 'i ,
-titu Gummc & TRUST CO.
. and T Chamber of Commerce,
Ground floor," -1 Fourth-street side.
Real Estate Rr Sale
A TEW CHOICE INVESTMENTS
$OCfi A very nice lot-fn Sunnysida,
: 0 JU faces south, next to the corner
ai juasi viin streei, on ine
avenue. Fine car service.
t 1 AAA Cook avenue, lot and JS-room
$ I UUv cottage. In flrst-claas condt-
- tion;- orirK oaaement; oatn.
tlaay terms. Here ts a chance
u.. to get a snug little Jbome, eon-
aenlent and cheap.
ttQfll Another comfortable " 6-room
H I-1 v v
1 t"-"- In ...rood order.-, with
Bell street. Terms, half cai
balance an time. - ' '.'
$1650
TWO VERT CHOICE TJOT8
rorner East Ankeny and East
Twenty-eecond atreeta c min
uter walk to Chamber of com
merce). IiBt part of Kaat
Portland; select nelghborbood;
rapidly building up, with nest
houses. Thla' prtca tor. abort
time onlv.:;; -i:.. 5 .
$2750
In tha best part of Irvlngton.
Hcnuyier street,.-near East 17th
street, lot 80106. and- up-to-
date rasidenca, with -eight
. rooms; ail. modern eonven
lencea. ..v..- - , -.
tOQ fifl South Portland, : Hood, street.
tPUVU a lovely quarter block, with
modern t-room : house. ' cost
t3.eu0. : s
(OCAn COUCH ADDITION, 12th at,
4OvUV lot and two bouses; hot and
- - ol4 water; renta pay about If
per cent. - 1 . ..
Parties Intending to Invest tn Portland
real estate should cati on us.- Wa hava a
large list to select from. We are authority
on tha values of Portland real estate. We
have the largest and best-equipped real
estate office in the city: tha largest and
pnoat complete outfit of maps and plats.
uur reeoras are up co aaie, ana we teat
pleasure in showing property to parties,
whether they purchase or not, '
--''TITIXS INSURED
ABSTRACTS IT1RN1SHED s
it rain Mr to.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce T
Ground floor, Eourth St. Side
' Prof errad Stock Tabla Fruits.
'In heavy ayrup7 for desert.- ; ; y
BANK8.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
- ' With Which Is amalgamated -THE
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid up v.. .'...f 3,000,000
nencrve . ........v.................... z,uuu,uuu
..Transacts a General Banking Business.
BAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT -
Accounts opened for sums of 810 and up
wards, and interest' allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application.
- 244 WASHINGTON ST,, ' -
i""X',t - E. A, WYLD, Manager.-
LAXD A TILTON, BANKERS " '
ESTABLISHED IN 185
Transact a General Banking Business.
Interest allowed on- time deposits, - -Collections
-made at aH points en favor-
able terms. - Letters ..- of . credit Issued
available in : Europe and - tha - Eastern
Btatea. : - '
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans
fers sold on New fork. Washington, Chi
cago, St. Louis, Denver, umana. Ban
Francisco ana various points in uregon,
Washington. Idaho, Montana and British.
Columbia. - . - - -.
Exchange aoid on London, pans. Berlin,
Frankfort and Hong Kong.. , ,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK t ,
. PORTLAND. OREGON.
X. FRANKjt WATSON -Praaidenl
R.-1 DURHAM. ..... Ylca-Preeident
R. W. HOTT......i-..... ....Cashier
GEO. W, HOTT... Assistant Csshler
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS. - . ' v-
Interest paid on time depbsita.--
Abla to all barta-of - the world.
collection a specialty. . uoia
dust
bought. - . ' " - -
cLONDON BAN FRANCISCO BANK,
..;v.-:....;si); LIMITED.
Chamber of Commerce building. Third
ana stars: streeta :
Head office, 65 Old Broad atreet, London.
This bank transacts a general banking
business, makes, loans, discounts bills and
Issues letters of credit available lor trav
elers and the purchase ef merchandise
in anr cltv of tha world. Deala In for
eign and domestic exchange. ''---,
interest paid on. time aeposirs. '
, . W. A. MACRAE, Manager.
UNITED "STATES "NATIONAL BANK
Tranaacta a General Hanking BuiliwM.
' Drafts available In ail cities of the
. United State end Kurop.
President TTLER WOODWARD
Vlce-PreBiJent JAC( M KAX t
Cashier
Prt i f rrt i
:k r
somiess'
ATTORNEYS.'
Paxton, Beach aV Bltnon, 610 Chamber of
vuiuinvrce. .... .- ,
If, - K. Sargent, General Practice, notary
puDiic, ot-40 wnamoer ot commerce.
R. A. Frame, 519 Marquam Bldg. -
Charles A. Lucaa, Room 629 Chamber, ot
Jamea Gleason. 2 and 8 Mulkey Building.
ACCORDION PLAITINQr
Mtss O. Gould. S01 Marquam Bldg.r ac
cordion and knife plating and pinking.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
George T; Murton, 818 ; Cham, -of Com.
Phono Brown 450. , Bookkeeping, ex
pertlng .teaching. .
A88AYER AND ANALYST.
Paal BaumeVAsaayer and Anatytst; gold
dust bought. iUH.. Stark at - , ,
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.-
Wed A. Ballln, 3 2d st. Tel. Oak 74. -Ves
sels ana machinery . of all kinds de
signed. BARBERS.
Joeeptrfteldel, 8 Morrtflon st. -R.
Shields, 48 yhlrd street North.
FullHove Moore, ,26a Washington. '
C V. Have, 148 Fifth street
Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vina Roots
1 mm. Jk...&B a.m.. t- -1 a arn
AUr aM4aVUU4 s.utl. AinU AetJllIlff BBirs.lW J.all
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
O. N. Wilson aV Co., 80 8th St., leading
Darners supply nouse , raetne uoasu
BILL P08TINQ.
. T. Williams Poatlng Co., 848 Morrison
aireei.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunswlck-Balke Collender
CO., 48
Third street. . " -
B00T8 AND SHOES.
A. Prayers, 87. Third street
Leo SeWnfc.107-. Third atreet
J. Sanger, Be pair Shop, 449 Washington.
The "kelson Shoe Store. 48,.' North 84 st.
Marks Shoe Store, 288 Morrison St. near
ara.. ooio agenis. . -', , . . ,
BUTCHERS.
B. F. Jonea.472 Sd street. .
Union Market Phonea. Ore. North iWi,
v,oi. iimv aia juurnsiae street.
' '.! V'' .-.III .HI I 'l :.!--. ?
Pacific Market- Phone, .Grant 1411. 884
waanington street,; .
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth A Howard Co.. - 8U Chamber . ot
commerce. . .
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder.
807 Stark at; offlce and store nxturee
built and remodeled, altering and re
pairing houses: turning and band saw
ing, phone- Main 747. '
CAFES.
W'BHngtoa street,
The Hoffman, S3.. Third street -Thafknob
HU1 SaloonTMl Waahlngton.
The'' Oriental Cafe, S - Waablngtoa st.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING,-
Wm. leveny and Estelle Deveny, 801
Alisky Bldg 8d and Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chlropodlat Knlght'a
Shoe Store, 294. Waah. at- Phone Hood
728. ... .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Fred Boskowita, 275 Washington st , '
Dreyfue ft Germalne, JMtt Third atreet.
Plaaa. Cigar Store. 211 Third st
The .Railroad Cigar Store, 884 Wash, st
M. Bullut, 81 Third at North. ;
Big Slchet ft Co., Mfg. Tobacconists,-81
Third atreet, Portland. ,
CYCLEIST8 AND MACHINERY.
Fred 1 TrMerrUl Cycle Co 100-111 ith at.
E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Vldetta Bicycles, Aluer at Pbona Red
Sewing Machines and Blcyclea, 838 Mor
rison atreet. .
CURIOS.
Andrew Kan Co.,
Morrison and 4th sta.
D. M. Averill A Co., CoL phone 70S.
Morrison St., Portland. - -
181
CONFECTIONERY.
A. 3. Coffman. Chocolates and Bon- Bona,
800 Washington St.
W. J. PowelL Candles
and Cigars, 420
Waablngtoa atreet .
Henry Blumenauer.. Manufacturing. Con
fectioner, aau waanington at. . . -
CORNICESSKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skylights, Galvanised - Iron car
nicea. J. C. Bayer, 268 Second at.
La -Grande Creamery
Company, butter.
. egga and cheese. 284
Yamhill gt,. phone.
Ore. Main 770.
Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese.
etc., zer Burnaioa at.
COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co, dealers In all klnda of
coal ana wooa, jb Mornstm, ; r v.
Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry Sat wood,
80 Sd at Pbona Main tu ana cot ni.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.
Dr. C. L. Go Wo, W Id aV. NB. cor,
Aider. - . - s. - - ..
DECORATORS.
H. P. Christensen, - wall papers, ' and
painter, iw am street, .corner Aioer.
E. H. Moorehouae ft Ce, wall papers, 807
waanugton street.
DENTISTS.
C T. Prehn, room Hamilton Bldg
ISA mira street. . , j : ; ., - -
8. M. Hamhyr, D. D. 8., raom 8 Wash-
Theodore S. ' Thomas, 60-81 Washlngtoa
bldg, Waablngtoa and 4tn Bts. . r
G. W. Cbeadle, 608 WUUama ave.
.- i. '
LP...S. LaBgworthy, 20W Morr!son atreet
HlcVey ft Hlkey. rooms 81T ta 81 Dekum
bid., 3 J and v. aah. a lb. rnona nouta wi.
DRESSMAKERS.
Mlsa LoOehlin. 14 Lewis bldg. . .
?'-. r. J. C!ve. Millinery rar'o'f'aani
Pflrectoiry-
DRU0QI8T8.
Oradon Koehler, 241 First atreet
O. ,P. S. Plummer, 280-282 .84 atreet.
Wt D. Lauthera 110 North 3rd street,
C A. Watson, 88 North 8d street, v
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Bowe aV Martin, 6th and Wash sta. z'
Frank 3. Stralblg, S4S Wash, atreet -
Laue-Darls Drug Cp., 175 8d st Phone 848
ELECTRIC WORKS. V
Western Electric Works, 805.,' Wash, al
ELECTRICIANS.
Mrs. C a- Fery, asiVs Morrison at.
ENGRAVERS.
Bicks-Ckatten Engraving Co., . Morrison,
netween lat anaa eta..-:-,:
ELECTRO PLATING.
Gold, Silver, 'Copper, Nickel, ate. Peninsu
lar jriating woraa, iwt waan. -
-" EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co.i 22T Burnslde at.
Red Cross Employment Co.,. 128 1st st.
upotaira.
FINANCIAL.
8800,000 to loan t 8 and 8 par cent. Wm.
u.'Jmck, sai Mornson.su -
FURRIERS.
Tha Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 286-Morrl
, aon street .sty v,.-. : ,rt
H. Uebes ft Co., 888 Morrison at Phone
Main -
OAS SUPPLIES. -
Paelfle Specialty and Gag Lamp Co.. MJ
. Morrison street. '
GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
B. Oarlch, Geats' Furnlahtnga, 83 N. Kd at
A. Rosensteln, Clothing, etc.. 23 N. Sd St
, GROCERS.
F. ' Dresser at Co.. 840-84 WaasYreet
Owen H. Serph) ft Co., Fancy Groceries,
888 Morrison street , ,
C. O. D.' 80Ut Century - Grocers, Ham me.
, ft Walker, 801 Third at Phono Clay ?.-
HATTXRS
phoenix Hat Factory, W. O, Allen, prop.
27 Waahlngton st Phona, Red. JCM8.
HAIRDRE88INQ,- MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store,
,808 Wash, at, up-to-
date hair dresse;
era
Tha Aristo Beauty Parlors, manicuring
i ana massage, au Mornson street. ., -,-
Mra. F. J. Lynch, skltt and scalp special
Fist. 208 Alisky bldg., Id and Morrison,
HOTELS.
Cosmopolitan. Hotel and Oaf a, 61 North
i Third atreet corner Da via. - y
Hotel Belvedere, European plan,. Fourth
i and Alder atreeta,- ,r
Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, Wo ta
, 8LM per day. Front and Morrison sta.
HoteT WKHMrtey.-. F.. McCauley, prop.,
810 Morrison at Phone, CoL IS, Ore.
Morui au. . .v . . , ,
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HOUSE FURNISHERS.
William ' Gaoty.!,kThaHQiaujr
I First and Waahlngton eta..
INSURANCE.
d. Rosenblatt rooma 220-223 Sherlock
bldg., 8d and Oak ata. Phone, Main 182.
Puffer, Burgard ft Co., 251'Wash. at
JEWELERS.
Balding Bros., Diamonds, Watches, ate.,
: 48 -Talr4.-atiU.a:ff
Tha H C. Henrlchsen Co., Jawelera and
optlclana, 884 Waahlngton atreet
The ' G. 1 Heltkemper Co., manufacturing
jei
John A. Beoii- watehea, diamonds, etc.,
807 Morrison street
Vanderburg Watch House. 140K Sd at
Uncle Myera, Jeweler, 148 Srd at
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally.- Comb.- brush, soap,
81 per month. - Novelty Supply Co., 40
42 N. Ninth St Tel. 410. r -
LIVERY STABLES.
Mlsner ' ft Hayden Fashion , Livery
SUblea, 8th and Oak ata. . - j
Burnslde livery Stables, corner Fouiffh
and Burnslde sta. Pbona Ore. Black 8U.
- - . .ft.. ii1 m '-.1
Fraaier ft McLean Livery Stable. Both
- pboaea Bv No. 808 to 808 4th atreeta.
MASSAGE.
W. H. Faulkner, room 18 861V4 Morrison
street' " - v. -p..-.i;,.-
MINING COMPANIE8.
"rX'-
Homeataka -Gold Mining Co.. .80 and &
Lewis "bldg. . - .,---
MUSICAL.
Piano, clarionet cornet, violin Instrue
tons. prof. B. A, Smith, re. 164 Bth.
OSTEOPATHIC
L. B. Smith. ' Parlors, roam 408 Oregonlan
building. r--.-frviff.
Dr. 1. W, Alklra, rooms 82-33 Lewla bldg.
OPTICIAN.
D. O. GenskiheAdina; graduate op
. Uclan, 327 TamhllT eu -
OREGON VIAVI COMPANY,
LewU Bldg., Park and Morri4n. Send
for Health Bookv Consultatke-free.
- - PATENT MEDICINE, j .
Bpringatrema' MedTclna Col.' 811 " Al&ky
- Duitaing. - - : ., .- -
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PAVN BROKERS.
Uncle Henry, 43 North Third street. . . .
Portland Lean Office, Dan Marx, pr&rv,
74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Brown 4,.
PRINTER AND STATIONERY.
3. R. Rodgera, Job printing. S3 Morrison.
" PHYSICIANS! 'AND SURGEONS.
Dr. M. J. Penney. 808 Marquam Bldy.
Dr. Amelia Ziigler. 801 ilaiquam nlg.
Dr. Cora 'C. Talbot t, 15 yenrs' experi-
nee In disease of women. VVrije r calL'
' Balmoa at. - - - -
PLU?'
Tsvlor ft Ftontn,
- fitting, f3 tn. i !
i and t-tiin
The PcrlLn J '
A .M-r.,vr ,vrr-'V-,is u
n mm mm l u ai i
;? EXPOSITION CL'ILC;0
I April 16th to Will
4-.
4-
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t Mr. fried Mansetf, tsq., of London
...v.. ....
, wm juage an classes. "
', ENTER, tOUR t)OGS..'
X Malffy beautiful allver cuoa and
nunareaa oz other valuable plixea
will be awarded.
PrAtnlum ll.f inlufnl..' ..lt
tloulam for Intending exhibitors
and entry blanks can be- had oa
annllcailon ta-fh, Rmmi.m.
oft -f
WRITE FORI THEM AT ONCEl
and make your entries early.
W. W. PEASUC, Secretary :
. Room 453 Sherlock Bldg..
- Srd and Oak sis. t -
BUSinCSS C::caC3T-Cc:::::;i
PIANOS.
Soule Bros. Piano Cou 826 Washington 6t
. i , i ,i
Eller'a Piano House, IIlgh-Grader Fianoe
.tana organs. 1 Washington BU ,
Pianoa for sale or rent.: . H, Blnshelraer.
, n -i nira tu - - - . . -
Fisher Music Store. Everything In Music.
z-nuue, xveu lUtiw xnira t. : ,
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
8. W. Robinson. Commercial Photography
m nurnwii 0u . j4.
E. W. Uoore, Crayon and Oil Portraits.
iuira ua waanington Bta.
The Photographic Co.; Commercial Pho-
PAINT8 AND 0IL8.
Fisher, Thorson ft Co., Front and Mor-
REAL ESTATE.
Money to loan on City lots and Improved
fm mm. Mr . aw.. . . . .
Lehman Loan and- Collection Agency. 70f
3.: F. Compton. Phone Black 820. . 202
Waahlngton 8t
The King Real Estate Association.
vwuuKrw commerce. . ' -f ..
E. F. Riley, (08 Chamber of Commerce.,
C.
IT.
Plymptoni 'Loans ', Negotiated,
Alisky Bl
ia., 'i ntra and Morrison,
Chaa. H. Korell. real estate and mortgage
r- T" WTS.
.Morris' I.ni"-h unj Cu.-.o J , j
. V-ntrul ilutel.
New Pott RpK!ur;"t r -d Oyeter -63
Thiiti and 1SI I ui t.ts.
Strouae's Restaurant,' -3 V.'a . "
Btlly'r Coffee House. t9 Tamiai hu
City Chop House and Restaurant, 43 Third
Bt. N. ,' , ,i -
RUBBER STAMPS -AND STENCILS. ;
Chaa. - E. Potter ft Co., " tnfrs. rubber
- atamps, seals, stencils. 221 filing Bid.
SAFESX.
Safes for Banks and Merchants, bought
and sold; lock-outs opened , general rev
pairs, lalls. 3. B. Da via W jThird fct.
SLOT MACHINES. V;
All styles; repairing; phonographn, rec
ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 343
Washington St. s
8T0RAGE AND TRANSFER.
C O. Pick, office Sft First t.. bet. PKrk
and Oak; phone 696. - pianos and furni
ture moved; fire-proof brick warehouse.
Storage at low rates can be Tioi
a crtn be hn. at 1
e, ill N. ggjP
nickers torehouae,
STATI
The KPUm. BiatlonajCf,-
James R. Ftti, T'ot.
Y.
TICKET OFFCIES.
Overland Ticket Offlce, $5 to 3-0 saved, to
all points. 140 Third St -
TRUNK FACTORY.
Portland Trunk Co., GO Third St., whole
5 aala and retail; send for catalogue. -
Phillips Trunk Ok, 228V4 Morrison st '.
Harris Trunk Co., trunk, valises, satch
els, etc., 231 Moniaon Bt.
TEAS AND COFFCE.
Haines Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe '1
. Fifth 8t, opp. Postotllce.
- TAILORS.
N111 the Tailor' fashlonablo tallorir ?,
108 ThW St
Wa call for, clean, press and deliver c
suit each week for 81.00 per month.
Washington St., - -
' v -
Pants ft ft f s-i- '
ley Lee, 4U 1
Bon Ton T"
Chamber c i
John B. O .
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Mrs.'C. Cornelius, AUpky Bt" . Tl 1
' Morrison, Circles Fridays, i- ii , 1 ,
UMBRELLA .
Portland Umbrella Wot -j. I
parasols made to oru.r. 1.' )
wallpaf:
Ernext Miller & Co. v,
orations. 127 First t.
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