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4ll0flCIlDflOP
C GEE WO, The Great Chinese. Doctor
'Si called great be
cause; his wonderful
cures w ..so wall
known throu shout
the United States
and because ao
i many s people ' are
thankful to him for
saving- --' their " Uvea
from operations. Ha
treats eor and all
diseases with pow
erful Chinees herbs,
roots, buds, bark
and vegetables, that
are entirely un
.i iKiannn in tnis cwutf
KHVUO LW illfllll.Ill
try, and through the uaa of these ham
less remedies. This faraoua doctor knows
the acUon of over 600 -differwnt
remedies that he he successfully
used In different lBej'jf
guarantees to cure catarrh, AjrUittaJ
luna? troubles, rheumatism, nerveusuesev
stomach, liver, kidneys, female troubles
and. all private disease. Jiandrda
testimonials. CharresSoaeratk. .F
Call and see hi
FREE.' Patients Oil
for blank and circular. Inclose atam
Address THR C. flER WO CHINKS
MBUiniNB CO., M4 Third street, Port
iana. ur. Mention tnts paper.
O1 spices; o
PORTLAND, ORCOON.'
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: for Propositions.
(Journal Special 8rvlce.)
"NEW YORK, March JO. The women of
; St. ; Joseph's Catholta chflrcli, j.Hooken,
are"'C0cludlte a iftvn lne "idays'
, prayer.'-to bring them husbands. ; The
w iL.-.:i,V Jim
II fill I III! IIIUIIII I
1 - chuTch'wporrlastVeaf'shtfwwi ffir'n'um-
bcr of marriaea to be ineoislstewt-w4eh-
the other parted statist an1t la-lo im
prove the report i!iilhsit.if'iT49
current year that fle noyena was begun.
Whether th young men "are too basnfur
or whether ffley ad not believe Tn early
macrloge.v Js not knowr '(Jier8..Itln
enu oi aiirauuve young rW.oineii iuq
sparlsh, aiTd alt of tHeni aectare that ' the
fallug dff In weddings has been no fault
' of theirs. -,.:,"-.''-;m -
' , ' (Journal Bpeclaf Bervlce.)
WASHINGTON- March So. Dr. Cort
i has, the new Colombian minister, will
-h!s week present to our government a
'proposition P covering,, the aconcessipne
wanted for the Panama canal. At the
. Cplomblan legation it Ia said this pro.
fUBKt .111, Jl;lHPrilUI lO: UM V"lu"
States and will ramove all daubt as to the
; validity of the title s far as th Colom
' blah' end .of the transaction is concerned.
Nothing will be done In the Senate with
the canal bill till after Secretary ,lay
'shall have had an opportunity to reach
an agreement with the Colombian minis-
TAYLOR COMING
1
CAIIAL
.-.L.- - Secretary Reed of the Chamber of Com
merce received a' letter S. this I morning
from Colonel Ppsobwho Is representing
v - Oregon at the xmarieston; Jflspoaltlon.
v f Coionel jDosch aayj that president Roose
"Vett la'exepcted In Charleston bat ween
, April 5 and 12, and preparations for' his
receptionara now under way;" The Pres
,v,. .Manfs menu while In Charteatoa will be
: varied by the aiadtttori pTsomo ot the real
Orero nsalmon. v, rPeparattons areVow
: making ttt forward by express .100 pounds
: of this1 tootbsotne fish! 'V'-J t ''S ;
kVS Proj. r, yr, Taytpr. chief of the i De-
Vv.. artmenf of ' Arrfculturo of the Loutsfv
ana Purchase. Exposition In . St. ' Loula,
will be In Oregon In the heaf future,' In
the interest of the exposition, and a --Tfnr m .0f four months and had
'dial recepUon will be tendered him. TH
' had charge, of the agricultural departs
pem -at Omaha, ahd the- horticultural
and forestry- department at Buffalo.
.Colonel PoschJsays that the attendant
mt the exposition la steadily Increasing;
the average now being over a thousand
day. 1 .
IIATCIItT DURIED:
A Prince Henry Dinner
.v Restored Harmony.
(journal Special Bervlce.)
V NEW tOBK, March M.-Inte'nsa Inter
eat wu eccaaloned today In the deve'.or"
ment that at a dinner alvn by the
rreden ta Prlivce Henry la Mid to have
been the occasion ef a complete reconcili
ation between the John P, Rockefeller'
and Henry H. Rofcrs factions In the
Standard Oil Company, which ive 1xv
While the' peraonal relational between
'the twos men always have been of the
moat cardial character they and their re
spective grout of friends have eea on
oppoaKe aides of the atook marker ever
rlnce the Northern Paclflo corner broutht
the ehtlra WaU.atreet district to tha
verge of ruin last May, .
Tha first clash between thnt came th
day after Northern Pacific sold up
ilOOO. John D. Rockefeller the dl.ov
ered for the first tlmi that tha crtaia had
been precipitated by an attempt on the
part of the so-called National City Bank
crowd to get control of the Northern P
ciflc Railroad during Mr. Morgan's afa,
aenoa In Europe whither he had, com to
Interest EntlUh capital to the shares of
the- United States Steel Corporation, In
which John V. Rockefeller la one of the
larg-est shareholders. :
ma fin vtiii
D "t! '(LurB'ai Special Service.) 't
M MISSOULA', Mont.;-' March ttLHellgntd
I lodge of Elk. o Missoula la preparing for
tebif.st"eet neat Saturday Wght that;
a44 lb irfttiaolty' history
f rater nallsm. A clasa Of about 00 fawna
aj ts be aatlesvd, .The candidates -iv.
'joomliigirton PhlUpsburg,. Hamilton ajia
rMlsWum. Tn'clddihg many of th.!proml-
nent cltlsena of these Cities.
Largo delegations are to come t'om
Helena, Butte and Wallace, Ida he, to add
Interest to the festivities. The Boston ft
Montana' hahd will aedompany the Butte
delegation. f
. SIX MILLIONS.
TheCapitalStockofHeinze'Big
- Mining Company.
(Journal Special Bervlce.)
U ELENA, Mont., March l. Artie-lag of
fqcolporaHi6n have been filed with tlus
feecreWrV of 8tate by the Nipper Consoli
dated Copper Company, The company is
Incorporated fro 3,750,0W -and, upon the
basis of the scheduled valuation Of Its
ipVofrftn1 Stive Bow County .claims to
hav asneU to the amount f S,S.000
The comnanv was organised under the
lnwa of New York last becember and W a'
HeChe htk. ?rrSar oapttal slock Is dfv)d-
.ed into 150,000 shares of t2S each. But
tanflo has ba fir bMo ttaht In bv the Incor-
f porators, who ajre Stanley M. Oifford, ot
31 Nasaau Street. NewTofk. Arthur r,
Hefnxe, of the same city and address, and
Richard-fk, Harvey: of Kyack, N. T.
The purpose for which the company, tt
v'-IUnlMilaedare sweeping
and operations
' . . .. . . . , .w
are omy nmuea w mm poeions ol ine
f'!W e0ttmny
Wsot of h company, whicn n-
w. r.
pive-twrty-sixtha of th Nipper, mm,-
000; I K. R (eastK H.600,000; one-fourth
of th. paroii. ooo.ooo: 8chweia-. ..-
oo; one-haif of the nightingale, tm.vxr.
JZi-lT7if will dispute this state
fmoiti. tsoo.000! ont-hatr of the Fairmonnjt,
j
( i n iiauiiiiars ur ivvn m tawv t
jngaTohaed debt drawing c per cent tn-
rXToovrrpy? r m
i Abner B, Clementa of Butte Is homed as
.the Kineral manager and agent; in Mor,
tana.
Prafarrcd Stock Catsup.
' Delicate flavor.
FROM NEVK ZEALAND.
General Passenger Agent Craig, of the
O. R. N,, has received "from a corre-
ktmnldnt ' In ' Kew '7 a Tan A several Sam-
ities ..' viiat.. i;''w.i,jiH gm.
tt&'h
forn, tha basts of, most lustrous var-
nlsh. Nobody, knows bow old tness pieces
of sutn are. which closetv .resemble am-
ber. - The trees from which they came j
are v no longer in existence. When . a
native, or even one of ihe whites, dvalres
to: make a little money '"on the We,"1
air he has to do, says Mr. Craig's eorre
apondent,, la to thurst a spear Into the
ground and dig the stuff up. :
The pieces of kauri gum Mr. Craig ex.
hlbltaare very : fin ' spedmens, ; The.:
largest piece Is" polished, showing the
Interior, which refleoU nearly every shade
of the rainbow. . rW
The gentleman in ew -eaiana ana
Mrv Craig have jbeesr-cln eorrespendenee
for some years, and manage to keep each
other posted as to the' way 'things are
going in thejr respecyve countries.
BILL TOO HIGH.;
In their petition for discharge, made
before Bute Circuit Judge. Fraser, Re
ceivers IB. Latourette'e and E. K.
Merges' bill of S310 for receivers fees and :
fttso for attorney's fees, was emphatically
turned down fn the ease of first National
Rank yb regon Pulp Paper Com-
pany, Iuoge Fraser allowed the receiv
era ?T3 each, y-- : -t f '
The petitioners set forth that they, had
run hn mmf nilll At 'Rriilil Vail ' Oe..
turned out 113,710 pounds of paper. Which
had been sold for $06,000. It "was fur
ther stated that there was a balance of
1.110.97 on hand, . nad the outstanding
debts -amounted, to 3u '
' Preferred stock Pineapple. -f
Excellent for punches. In large cans, r
LONDON GAIETY GIRLS.
A Turkish Hare m la the title of tha
I Iea4lng aot on the program at tha fred-
crlckaburg Musia Hall this week, and It
la Indeed a spectacular affair, with Its
Oriental stage-setting, -beautiful girls,1
handsome costumes, gorgeous ; light ,v ef
fects, grand chorus of 16 volcea, together
with melodious tnuslo and graceful bait
! lets. iLlttle Egypt, the queen of Turkish
dancers. In her graceful. : alnuoua. tnuskf
I dahce, appear In thla sot, supported by
the famous London Gaiety Ulrls. ,,The
tors of this favorite resort have reserved
the front rows Qf seats, in order to ac-
I commodats -the better class of patrons,
whers they can have, an nnobstructed
view of the stag. The Mallally Sisters
who are very clever dancer: Stanley and
Tate, the operatic duettists: Leonora, Maa
Iondor and other artists appear nightly,
HELPED THEM ALONG.
Billy Mullen and Wlillam Cunningham,.
arrested by ottloers Johnson and Patton,
were charged with being drunk and plead
ed guilty before Municipal Judge Camer
on yesterday. Cunningham stated that
had not been In court for Ave months,,,
"How long were you aent up for thenf
asked he Judge. . . M'.
"Ten. daye, yer Honor." ; , : r;-.
"Well, you get fifteen this timpani -w
Will see If It will not have better effect."
Mullen said' he had net been In court
for four months and had been fined t
the last tiros. Judge Cameron remarked
that n had. kept him out of troubW a'
long time, so fined Kim $4 now to help htm
along..
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Insular Mortgage Security Co. to
" M. M. Peary, jot. 12, block 6, Sev
J-el sV.nn-te
au ,1 ?ilv
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enth street, terraces 11200
Thomas Hall,
l!f0. -fity 800
Lulu E'Donhelr to R. P.' Bradford,
lot 13, block L.Maegly Highland.. ,au
Martha Benn and Samuel Benn-to ;
; Aran , H. Brady,, lot : 20, Brook. "
dale , 000
P. J. Crann to M. G. Crown, part
of block 8, King's Add v.... 1
T. J. Clark et al. to Annie E.
Clark, tract in East Portland.. i 1,100
R. H. Roork and wife to Ell E.
Elliott 23 acres in tp, 1 s of i
8 .. sec. 18 ...v. 1,250
William T. Bryham Nicholson to
Stephen T. Done, lota 6, 0, block
0, Nicholson s Add 2,500
! Charley Kinney to Henry Weber,
lot 7, Lankln'e Sub. Dlv, ......
700
Norman Darling to Henry Weber,
parcel of Norman Darling trfretvs
29
Henry Weber and Anna Weber to
Martha Relnmann, lots 7, A, Lan
kin's Add. and parcel of Norman
Darling tract 1,800
4V. Wa r . . .1 .1
vr our nut invurance ana ADSiract
to'Ral Estate from the Title Quarantei
at Trust Co.. Chamber of Commeros.
NEW TODAY
QHK W DQ1 sijin.
All treat' cities on naviffable
streams start at the head of nav-
igation and build down stream.
fi. . . ..
I ." nu CALepuufu ine
I railfOaa lO OL JOnnS ODCnS InC
I !ff 1 A ri II .
way Jor Portland to follow the
rule. 'There will soon be a solid
city to the point of the Peninsula.
and Unrverjitv Park will be the
nt .IliL ..li... f
center of wealth and culture of
I all the city between the rivers.
j ment If you are a stranger here
steo into anv olace of Win
i m I
and ask, ''what is the course of
t bu$inj w
The answer will be as above
stated. Now is the time to get
a few lots at University Park
while they are yet cheap.
have Columbia University. Port-1
land public schools and Bull Run
water, street cars, homes costing
from JIUUO to $10,000, graded
boulevards, graded streeb, side
walks, electric street lights. Lots
$75 to 200 each; Uttm $5
casn ana monthly. , No inter
tl -n tmVMt .1"."-:--
w ,w " niuw, nw
SalOOnS. Abstract With each deed.
iinivi-wmty iamii m
151 Sixth Str hear Morrison
W. A. Shaw,. I nlA'.i'A. g. Shaw.
Ofnce phone Clay 312; Res., Front Ilett. ,
w. JK- shaw m rr ri
- REAL ESTATE-
AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. '
Monef to Loan. Taxes Paid, ihai
Furnished. Grain, fruit and dairy irmt
a specialty. Renting and collecting.. Prop
erty taken charge of for non-residents.
Farm Lands a Soeclaltv. . .- '
243 Stark Streeet. , PORTLAND OR.'
AUCTION SALEJ
FORD & LAWS
- Aactioaeer "
ticcocsors to J. T, .WiUo
i
Friday, March 21, fit 182 First
street at 10 A. M, -
y - f i ' , V -'
Our regular Fslday sale wilt be record
breaker this Wxtk.. We will close , out,
fast and furiously, the balance of the con
slgnments of MEN'S "AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES,, G&OCERJUEfte; jsvROVISOKb
: r FORD. LAWS, Auctioneers.
N. S. .We are prepared"to pay the high.
est price for furniture, ot , i
NORTH
IRVINGTON
i
'Beautifully, located,' perfect
drainage, : city water, splendfd car
f MrVICe, full SlZC lots, 50x100 feet
, p-S-- IAA 4n tslAA . Ui . ''rn
- T . " . . T. .
fourth CiSh. balance In monthly
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uaymcfiu ui ii uwiioi? or uwmii.
Title perfect and guaranteed.
, for maps, plats and full3 par
ticulars apply to . t U
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.
8 and T Chamber of Commerce,
Ground floor, . Fodrth-street side.
OR AT THS , -
NORTH IRVINGTON OFFICE
Corner Union 4Vnue and Falling Street,
(Take Woodlawn or Vancouver Car.)
REAL ESTATE
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY
TIMBER LANDS If
MONEY TO LO AN
EXCHANGES MADE
BUSINESS CHANGES
J-
Note these two special
Bargains
; 9-room modern house in the
best part of upper Albina, near
Williams Ave. House built six
years ao, rooms all wired for
lirfM e4na'a.a InfKpotierl
' I MvVU IV tll lla .e7M We IMIVIVTVMf
cement walks, lot 50x150 feet
Sacrifice at $2,800; terms on part
Also
8-room modern house, full
basement nice halls, awnings for
'
i a i: a
WindoWS, COmer lot, in bc$t part
I . . , s t- "
1 oi junnysiue.
m -ir rw 'mm m a a irn a -
OR
A. A. BAKER
2 1 9-22 1 Abington BuUding
106 1-2 Third Street
n Ph-
"a ' ?
Mfl VWPll&Kliann
I v w f""rr
Real EstateRentals.
Sales; Loans, Insurance.
' Room 2, Chamher of Commerce.
FOR 8ALE REAL E8TATE.
Oood Sugar Pine Claims to locate timber
, claims on. vail. .at. once. . W. M. Klclff
ley. Room 8, 10 First SL
Its in Polntvlew Addition at half price;
Motter A DpnnelJ, i46 Stark street.
Ford Employment ' and Real Estate
ASoni y. twvt r iri. jrnone soain on
NEW TODAY.
AGENTS WANTED-
Live, energetic young men JTor route
agenta at Sellwood, Pulton, Bouthern
. Portland, Mt. Tabor, irvlngton. Rtch
k mond, Waverly, St. John, Peninsular,
1 Oregon City and Vancouver. Address,
The Journal, 280 Yamhill street.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED Five bright boys about 16
years old, to carry Journal Routes. Call
. at once. The Journal, t Yamhill
BUSINE8S CHANCES.
Boayrg eneraf Merchandise jiusf
nens In a thriving town.
Oood country blacksmith shbp.
Oood country sawmill; plenty of Mm-
v her.
Good hotel In a thriving town.
J. A. HENKLE or A.
A. BAKER, 2U
Abington bldg.
BU8INES8 NOTICE.
The' Ames Mercantile Agency Is fn a po
sition to advise you aa to business con
ditions In Oregon. They can find you a
' purchaser for your present business, or
- new location.
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tySTBt
DANDRUFF CURE.
Shltlda. 46 Third 8t.N. Herolcide. In
dividual application or bv tha bottle.
.FOUND.
- Two-year-old bay colt. For particulars
address 2 Hnlsey 'Street, Oltv.I
MONEY TO LOAN."
MONBT to Loan on City lots and Im-
roved farms. W. A. Shaw Co., 843
tar h Street.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
TECHNICAL SCHOOL.
The International Correspondence Schools
Scranton, Pa- John 1. Wall, m AUaky
. ' Building. ; . Jl ,
I ' K i ivrva wrri,ito. .
Overland Ticket Office, 13 to fSO saved to
, all polnU. . 140 Third St. - rX
Balnas' TeaTstore. Famous ilgtfetoe Teau
Fifth St, opp. FOatofflce. w - -
TURKJ3H BATH8. 1 y
w'F. 'Hubbard' ' BestTurklah BaWIn
the city. 714 Dtkura Bldg.
CLASSIFIED ADS,
J. ' " ATTORNEYS.
Paxton, Beach Simon, 10 Chamber of
commerce. -
H. K. Sargent. General Practloe, notary
pupiie, f4-r36 Chamber ot commerce.
R. A. Frame, r19 Marquam Bldg.
Charfea A. Lucas, Room (29 Chamber of
James Gleasoh, 3 and S Mulkey Building.
juiaa u. oould. sol Marquam Bldg.; ac
cordion and knife plaUng and pinking.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
George T. Murton
SIS , Cham,' of Com
" bqm Brown . 450, . Bookkeeping x
Mown
teachl
ye t una; :r
A88AYER AND ANALYST,
Paul Baumel, Asxayer and Analylst; gold
nun Douni. 2a.. Biara sc.
J(jRmTECT AND ENGINEER,
Fred A.;,Ballln. 43 2d St. Tel. Oak T. Ves
sels ana machinery or an kinds de
algned, . .
JosephTReldel, 852 MoronstT "
Fullllove ds Moore, 232 Washington.
C, Y. Hare, I4Q Fifth street
Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots
ior vanarfun and falling hair, ISO 1st.
BARBER8'
6UPPLIE3.
Q. N. ' Wilson Co., 80 0th iC trading
, paroers supply nouse racinc uoast
BILL POSTING.
J. T. Williams Posting Co., 840 Morrison
. street.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunswlck-Balke Collender Co., 41
Thu-d street. -
JJWJB00TAE8.
A. Dreyers, OT Third street. N
:Leo'.Se.lltng, 107 Third street.
J Sanger, Repair Shop, 440 Washington.
aTelaon rShoe 8 tore, 43.. North Id at
Marks Shoe Store. 263 Morrison at., near
.ira. sote agents.
BUTCHERS.
B. F. Jones, 172 3d street.
Union Market. Phones, Ore. North 1400,
joi. lava, six. Hurnsiae street
Pad He Market Phone, Grant 1411.
Washington street.
804
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth A Howard Co., 013 Chamber of
commerce.
CARPENTER8 AND BUILDERS.
John A. Melton. Carpenter and Builder.
807 Stark at.; office and atore fixtures
built and remodeled, altering and re.
pairing houses. Phone Main 747.
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CAFES.
The Jeljislilpenrfeq y-yyaahlngton : street,
-The1 Hoffman, 8.'. 'Third street ' 1 u '1
the-Ifnob HUl aioonr set Wastilngion;
The Ortenfki Cjife,' MuQnofpl
C H I R0P0D Y ' AN DMAN I CU RINQ,
Wm. Deveny and Eatelle Deveny, 801
Allsky Bldg., 3d and Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist,
Knlaht'a
Shoe Store. ?J4 waan
728. ,
at Phone Hood
CIGARS NDTOBACCO.
Fred Boskowlts, 278 Washington st.
Dreyfus St Germalne, 201 Third street.
Plata Cigar Store, 211 Third st
The Railroad Cigar Store, 884 Wash, st
M. Bullut, 81 Third st. North.
Stg Slchel A Co., MfsyTobacconlsts, it
Third street Portland.
(CJUEJISTaukNDJM
Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co., 105-111 6th st
. ' V- .
H. P. Keenan. Columbia. Hartford and
Vwette Bicycles, Aiuer st Phone Red
1903.
Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 830 Mor
rison street.:-
CURIOS.
Andrew Kan A Co., Morrison and 4th sts.
t). M. AverlU 4- Co., Col. phone 708. 881
Morrison at., Portland. .
CONFECTIONERY.
A. j. ceffman Chocolates and Bon Bona,
soo wasbingtoa at.
W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars. 420
Washington street
Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con
fectioner, 3u, wasmngton st.
CORNICg8---8KYLIOHTS.
Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron cor
nices, j. w. Bayer, 200 aecona at.
CREAMERIES.
La Grande Creamery Company, butter,
eggs and cheese, 204 Yamhill st. Phone,
Ore. Main 7.0.
Arllngtoh Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc., nw-Burnsiae st.
" COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of
coal ana wooa, s stornson.
Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
80 Id st. rnone main are ana fol. fiJ.
CHINE8E PHYSICIAN.'
tr -tj-i if ..j-t-.r. I - J IT - ' ' .l-L"--1" r 1 f 1 1
Dr. C. U Gee Wo, IStt d st, NB. eor.
Alder.' :;-.
DECORATORS.
H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and
painter, m otn street, corner Alder.
E." H. Moorehouae A Co., wall papers, 807
wasningion sireei. -
.? -s'-'':V':v' -f DENTISTS.
181 Third street.
8. M. Hamby, p. D1 B., rdom 8 Wash.
ingtoa Diag t waanipgion ana tut; sts.
Theodore- 8- Thomson, 80-51 Washington
bldg., wasmngton ana em sis. none
Hood 414. , (. - -
P. a Lang worthy. ' 3Q1H Morrison. St'
Hlckey Hlrkey, rooms, 817 to 810 Dekun
bid., 8d ana wnsn.su. raws Bouin ki.
FINANCIAL-;
8800,000 to loitn at 0 and 0 per cent! Wna.
1,. sees.. oi aiuniNH , , .
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Western Electric Works, 309,. Was st
CLASSIFIED ADS.
JJjJJRIMMAKIRS.
Miss: Leaghlfay u Lewis hMgY
Mrs. E. J. OUvar, MUUnary Parlors, room
., sw sucieey oiog.
DRUGGISTS.
Oradon A Koehler, 841 First street .
O. P. 7 Plummer, 230-283 Id street
W. P. Lauthers, 110 North Ird street.
Cr A. Watson, 88 North 84 street ;
Rowe Martin, 6th and Wash sts.
Fran- J. Strelblg. Ml Wastb street
Laue-Davla Drug Co., 178 Sd st Phons 041
ELECTRICIAN8
Mrs. C. 8. Fery. 8S1H Morrison st
ENGRAVERS.
Hicks-Chatten Engraving Co, Morrison,
ELECTRO PLATING.
Gold. Silver, Copper, Nickel, etc Peninsu
lar jriaiing worn, iiki wash.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde St
eaaes-a-aa-ajas--wsa.
Red Cross Employment Co., 128 1st st,
, upstairs.
FURRIERS.
The Sllverfteld Fur Mfg. Co.,
son street. ,-
283 Marrl-
H. Ltebes A Co., 288 Morrison st Phone
GAS SUPPLIES.
Paclflo Specialty and Gas Lamp Co., Sit
Morrison streeu
GENT'S FURNISHING!
B. Garten, Genta' Furnishings, 85 N. 8d st
A. Rosensteln, Clothing, etc 28' N. 8d st
GROCERS. '
P'Dresser-'' ""6o.rti ' Waah.- street
Owen H. Serpl A Co Fancy Groceries,
sh Mornsen street.
C. O. Ji 10th Century Grocers; Hamma
. waiaer, m inira st Phone may we.
F. S,
Godfrey.
Family Orocery. Sixth
and Burtiaiue.
Telephone Black 2BeX
HATTtRS.
Phoenix Hat Factory, W. O. Allen, prop.
887
vvuningvoa sw
Phone. Red 8948.
HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store, KM Wash. St. up-to-
. aaie nair "oresaers. - .
The .Arlsto Beauty Parlors, manicuring
ana maeaage, k taornson street.
Mrs. F. J. Lynohakln and scalp apeolal-
aw Auagy piagv sa ana Morrison.
HOTELS.
Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, a North
inira street, corner uavie, , ,
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
" and Alder-Btreete.-
iKsmond Hotet IRateSl BuronaahJ KM'tav
AttR-Wrw .,wnt: ana. Morruoa stsr
3telffj(ctftr, B. F, MpCauiey, prop;
Merchants Hotel. Rates, tf.M a day UD-
waru. inira ana vavis streets.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers Furniture. Carpets.
Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See I. Gev
urts A Sons, 173-17S First 210-225 Tam-
nui. . ootn r nones eoe.. . v .
INSURANCE.;
Q. Rosenblatt,
bldg., 3d and
rooms ao-m Sherlock
Oak sts. Phone, Main US.
Puffer, Burgard it Co., 251 Waah. st
JEWELERS.
Beldlng Broa.( Diamonds, Wntohes, ote,
4 Third street
The L. C. Heniichaen Co.. Jewelers and
opticians, 884 Washington street
The o. Heitkemper Co.i manafactartng
jewelers, zw saorrison St. , -. -
John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc.,
Ofl Morrison street -vf u "
Vanderburg patch. Hsusofr 14QH Sd st
Uttoie MyeraVJewelerv IttSrd. at
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap,:
H per month.
Novelty Supply Co- 40.
UN. Ninth st
,TSI. 410,..':
Livery stables.
Mlsner A , Hayden Fashion
Ltvary
,. Stables, th and Oak stsv . . .
Burnslde Livery Stables, corner Fourth
ana tiurnsiae sts. f none ore. slack vn.
Frasler A McLean Livery Stable. Both !
phones . No. K0 to 801 4th streets.
MAS8AQE.
W. H. Faulkner, room It mk Morrison
street. ... .
MINING COMPANIES
Homeatake Gold Muilng Co., 80 and U
Lewis wag. - , - -
MUSICAL.
Piano,
clarionet, cornet violin
Prof. E. A. Smith., res.
Instrne
SMUth.
tona.
MONUMENTS,
Otto Schumann, monumental and build-.
kng worn, zv inira si. jsaumates on
ftrat class work and stock only. .
: OSTEOPATH.
L. B. Smith. '.Parlors, room 400 Oregoalan
puuaing.
Dr. I. W. Atklre, rooms tt-IS Lewis bldg.
OPTICIAN.
D. O. Gengrlch, the leading graduate op
OREGON VIAVt COMPANY -
Lewis Bldg., Park and Morrison. Send
for Health Book. ConsuitaUos free.
PATENT MEDICINE.
BcrTnJstreme Medic
AUaky
building.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Pr Amelia Zlegler, KB Marquam Bldg.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott U years experl-
aoe in weeases e women, vv rile or eau.
8U8 Salmon st. .
' PRINTER AND STATIONERY.
J. R.' Rogers, job printing, 933 Morriaoa.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor ' Stanton, plumbing and stearn
niung, as oixm surssi.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
PAWN BROKERS.
Uncle Henry, a Norhlird street. '
. . i 1 1, 1. .....
JSrti'.,?a. LcB Omcm. Dan Marx.' prop.,
It Third st; near Oak. Phone Brown :.
PAINTS AND OILS.
Fisher, Thorson Co., Front and Mor-
riaon Bts - - (,,r, ;. ;J;v. :;-v. .
PIANOS.
Seule Bros. Piano Co., 138 Waahlr-jton St
Elleri 1 Piano House, High-Orade Planes
nd Organs. 8U Washington St
"ThJd'sv1! XZ'
Fisher Musle Store. Everything In Mustc
; Phone. .Red wa. 1 Third g ---
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
1y,,Jl?bin,M'm Commercial Photography
' 8M Morrison - t. 4 , , & .
Bm2?UMo2rsCrajron mnA 011 yortraltn,"
Third and Washington Sts, 1
The Photorraphlc Co. Commercial Pho
tographers. Russell Bid., 4th Wasa.
REAL ESTATE.
Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 7M
Chamber of Commerce.
1 - aoaas-saaBBJBBw ' ' ' "i"" '
f. Compton. Phono Black 828. . 202
Waahlngton 8t ,.
The King. Real Eatate Association. 778
Chamber ef Commerce.
' - 1 V ' i .
E. F. Riley, 08 Chamber of Commerce.
..K- lYm2'0' ! Kegotlated,
AUaky Bid, Third and Morrison. .
Chaa. B. Korelt, real eatate and mortgage
loans. 801 Washington. Main 08ft . .
RESTAURANTS.
Morris Lunch and Coffee Homso.
Imperini Hotel.
Below
New Port Restaurant and Oyster House.
H Third and 807 Pine Sts.. .
Strouse'o Restaurant t2 Washington St
Billy's Coffee aouse, Mt Tayahlf St
Cy icjvop House! and ResUuraat, U Third
RUBBER STAMPS. AND STENCILS.
Chaa. - B. Potter Co-' mfrs. rubber
. stamps, seals, stencils, ta Failing Bid.
SAFE8.
Safes for Banks and Merchant, bought
ana soia: locn-outs openea; genet 1 re
pairs. Jails. J. fi. rjavls, U Third St
SHOOTING GALLERY.
The latest quartlsoope views, a Sd st
8LOT MACHINH
All styles; repairing;, phonographs, ree-
y;,. ransconttnental Machine Co., hi
. Washington 8t
STORAGE AND TRANSFER. .
C O. Pick, Mfflco 80 First St, bet. Stark
and Oak: nhnna and. Ptann mil ftirnU
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious n re-HP root ones warenouae;
Front and Clay ats. ...
Storage nt lew rates can he had at Fred
- Bickers storehouse, 81 N. Front St
STATIONERY.'
The Kllham Stationery Co., 207 Morrison
Janiee It; Ewlng, Bookseller, Y. JatV G. A.
aril man rt IL rrtA tr - A '
viu. aw uurm .040 ruruetuuu
TAILORS, a
Nlcoll the Tailor, fashionable tailoring.
108 Third St ZV
Ws call for, clean, press and deliver one
- suit each week for ft. 00. per month. 4J8
Washington St., , '
PanU 84 to 810: suits 818.00 to 835. Char
ley ee, io ti. -xniro nt. , - , '
Bon Ton Tailoring Cov, 84 Third St, opp.
Chamber of Commerce. .
TRUNK FACTORY.
Portland Trunk Co.. 80 Third St., whole
sate ana retau; sen a tor catalogue.
Phillips. Trunk - Co.. til Morrison street 1
Old trunks taken in ezchanae.
V .11 .
Harris Trunk Co.K trunks, valises, galea
eia. etc, xax jaornson u v ..
. ..r' TYPEWRITERS. j
Tne'BmitPremler f yp?wilri l'i Third
street, au maaea 01 typewmers ior
rent Bupplles for all machines. I es
M. Alexander &. Co., agents. , .
Nearly new Jewett Typewriter at half
' UMBRE LLA '.WORKS.' .
Portiahd tJmbreTi
parasols made to order. 100 i wra nt.
Mrs. C ComeUus, Allsky Big.. Third snd
Morrison, urcies jmoays, sittings aauy.
WALL PAPER.
Erneat Miller A Co. Wallpaper and dee-
orations.- 127 Flmt St.
BANK8.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE- V
With Which U amalgamated
THE BANK OF. BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid Up ....................83.0o0,0"0
Reaerve.....r:....i........ 2,000,000
Tranaacta a uenerai nanaing Business.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Accounts opened for sums of 810 and op
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum .
monthly balances. Rates on application.
xe wasuifluwn si.
Ew A. WILD, Manager.
LADD A TILTON, BANKERS .
- EBTAiLlBrlU in Ittov.
Transact a General Banking Bualnees.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms. , Letters ot , eredlt issued
available In Europe ana lM s,astern
Statea. V1
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans
fer. aolA on New York. Washington. Chi
cago, St,, Loula, Denver,; Omaha, San
rTanciaco ana venous puiuiin vr(n
Waahlngton. Idaho, Montana and British
Columbia' -. -' -
Exchange sold on Lop don, Paris, Berlin,
Frankfort and Hong Kong. , . .
MERCHANTS NATIONAL RANK
PORTLAND, OREGON.
J. FRANK WATSON. . 1'resKlenl
R, L. DURHAM.,.p,,...w V ice-a-resiortni
- iTAVm .... a em ei 1 1 1ms 0
mhA isn-o w T-vvam - A a-italant eteihlsit
TBSACTS AGENERAL BANKia
Interest paid on time depoalts. , - ,
.. uihH nt Mdlt issued avail.
able to alt parts of theworld. ;, -
v;oiiecueu m ,- mirj
bought. A-m; -'- ' -
cXONDON BAN. FRANCISCO BANK,
Chamber of Commerce "building. Thirl
. aae-aaoBW attialt
Head office, 63 01d Broad atreet Ionrr,
business, makes Iojvis. dlsfounts bn.e a.-
luiui lattere of rlt availaUe f r tr-w.
elere and the purchas of mrvi.n
In any city ot in "un. ;.
lrn and domeMlo exiif . ,
. interest, pvi " "
UJITI D STATES NATION: At
Trxi' - cts a uir'
.-Litt available la a I
Lei led k,i- ' '
pr.. Vnt 1-' '
i. -1 reslJaiit '
C.i.uiur '