The Evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, April 01, 1902, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text; Hi ITIidllllli i " ' ' - - f - (Journal Special f ervtee.) ' ; ' DENVER. April X.-A party of Penver : negroes, headed by Editor Sharp, of the Tlm-8pekr. wait ad . uptn Oevernof - Orman yesterday-moming, and requested that steps be taken to Investigate the re . rent lynching tt U Junta, In which . Wallaeewas killed. It u allayed that Sheriff Ban of Otero wu derelict in hi duty In that he did not use all the means s ti hl power to save the life this pris oner.' The delegation did not deny that "tlw crime of whlt-h Wattaee-w aeeused ',wal deserving of death, but it was le- elared that he abould ha vo had a fuir trial by a Jury. Governor Orman to d them that tbey were at liberty tjv ftio charges against Sheriff Ban- In the Otero i court If they so chose. They departed i with Use declaration thaiji an tnveeuga tlon would be. made.', 'W- n.-..s. THE -'COPS" ARE ALL RIGHT t"'h' , ' - v "-4' tr Two rough-clad women who arrived hi lown recently, applied t the City Board f Charities for work. They are wrothy t the treatment they had received here. 1 hey said there waa no charity In the own. and that every time they asked for ; A Job he. people required them to fur. "Stoh references before they would five I hem anything to do., Superintendent VV. .T. Uardner, of the Boy a1 and Girl-- . ... AbTsoelety. and the matron of the char ,ty Institution listened to, the tirade of '" lixl strangers till llnally Mr. Gardner snfeleasly pulled the lapel of hla coat .iAm. a rtn.wH tilu nffinillt Star. 'Oh. the policemen of Portland are alV right,' exclaimed the surprised woman -When ahf observed ene waa tawing iu m officer. "The people are wnotiy terror-, but th "cops" have been nice to us. . The two work-seeker then hastily de arted end have not been In the vicinity ( the-Clty Board of Charities since. HOMESICK HOMESEEKER. A 'Journal reporter met ah Easterner today 'who aetuaHy didn't like-Oregon. In fact, he was homesick and wants to return East, He held up an umbrella Which' topkd atmoat as though it had . JUMt been purchaaedKn was so new in K vtsMnC. "That umbrella." aaid he. H - bon gh Jwt (w ynr' ago down -In Af . , kansas. Course it don't rain down there " ohlV dnct in a. great wnlie. dui tnougni. 1 inout need It. 1 read all about this yere Oregon in yoif our to, h an i Hatfiti boon fier l W nxenou haf AnnmW'tlH the years since I "bought It I'm a-tjoln AN OLD CRIMINAL. ' (ioumal SpeclttVBervtce.V SEPAIJA. MO,. April L-W. H. Wal-. lice, colored, who was lynched, at X Junta. Cold.;""Tor-'"oriinSilrr w'?"'1" Ji-s. Henrietta Miller, , an agtjd white woman, -wm aenwto Uw iMsnitenUary for two years for a similar crime committed - here nearly four year, ago. Wallace-wee ; employed as- Janitor at the &., T. nasmtnger depot and stood well -In tne . ramiauttlty.. AUeeiit .wk(y -for. hMe or four months thre were mysterious as ulta upon white gicls. returning home from work at night. 1 fefoodhounds were hr.ally secured and 'Wallace - was run down, after which time there waa never another case of aimault. The evidence igaliist him was only circumstantial, but he consented to nlead guilty if given a minimum sentence. He was discharged rt '$in$$r as jtthe iMrlnelpal 4eW.- PING-PONG IN WALLS NEW VOKIC Murch, JT.-or 500 a side, two bfokera played " ping-pong af !! Broad xtreet yesterday and Incidentally derided the 'champlemrtrip-of -"Wall mreet. )'he. game waa the moat strenuous In tli; hietory of the country. Broker Norman beMaurlae beat Broker Fred Watson. Each claimed the championship before Ihr game began, .and the argument' was tt)f)d by: the posting uf the Bind ing for a ping-pong set and the opening of the game then and there; DeMaurlac won three games and Watson two. ELKS'' GRAN if LODGE, ' he Elks have secured a I29.S0 ronnd trlD rate from Portland to 8alt JUike on aocount of the meeting there In August of the Grand Lodge of the order. It Is ?i little too far ahead to prognosticate he exact number of delegates that will attend the1 gathering- from 'Oregon, b na il a estimate, is put something like this; . Frero Portland. loOi Baker 'Clt 75i As- 1 m. DftaAkti An- flolam SO- Th Xalle, vLn, araSde PendJetotV.wJft. ...NEW. .TODAY. i-- i -A y . if Always Consult the Best -1': COMTt DE -ST. CltARtES" .' PALMIST, CLAIRV0VANT, ASTROLOGER He has stood the test of la years before the public of Europe and America. Why - consult a palmist or clairvoy ant at all. unless you consult one whd thoroughly under stands his profes sion? Imitator merely confuse and tell you things to please you. while . I ' tell you the bad as . well as the good. My ' Readings are "entire ly different from th ; ers7and ; noi matter i. what ; your troubles, '.doubts ror '. desires may be 1 will give you the- proper ad ; vice regarding them, and tell you how to r .change a life of mls . . ery and. dlsappolat t v meht td one of . , . BUCCE8S AND HAPPIA K8S. .-? " don't care how doubtful you are, -I wilt convince you that there are trutha In -what I tell yon, or my reading costs you nothing, - : . v Call at once and be convinced that there la yet hapa f.or.you. Parlors 25-2tf-27, The . Cosmos, corner Fourth and Morrison. En trance Morrison Bt, ' Comte de St. Charles teaches his profes sion to others. Mediums developed. Palm istry taught. Hours, 10 a; m. to 8 p. m, daily and Sunday., - ' ' , t FULL LIFE READING 60c. . ' Mrs. Stocks Scientific Palmist, No." SOS Goodnough Building. - papers anqso i comainymbfr of monthgand th ffltlBed have not urn. i Don't c At thoae'old CCFF- feUTTONi ru have been wearing H-ihe lastHlva years; threw them away and. at a small pense, gft alntw pair. I have them from 60 oeata up: 1 ' , r . .. The hew'tblhg In 1, I If tJt-ii that tie fc strong knot; also aaasMpsBBaaaaaBaBaBai' . set ring of all kinds. .:. v. I ff JAffr.lflt BetWMB Fifth and Sixth. ' : 290 Equitable3Savings and toarir Association CHAS. E. UDD. Pre- : T. B. WILCOX, r? ABSOLVTELY SAFE.I 6 THE MARKETS. Aoerdlng to the Portland Flouring Mllla Company, the grain and flour market is In a i very weak condition. Verjr ' 1,tt,a business of any kind in being done, (Val ley whoat dropped 1 cent, the uuotatlons now being 2$3c - A rise of 60 cents is reported on shorts. -, V ' As was reported yesterday the supply of eggs was much greater than the de mand, and h consequence egga are sell ing today as low as 13 cents. Poultry Is slightly weaker agam today. Hena are quoted straight at U a dosen or Via to Ho a pound. .There Is a alight ad vanc In ducks, the quotation today bt ing KJim.60 a Oozen. , .. J , The steamer i. arrived v from-California late last evening and a large supply, of fresh vegetables are being distributed on the street today, v-yr , i , Potatoes reaMtin at former prices, i "These is a slight decline in green onlona today, tieinons took a drop this morning Of Wo-a hOKi : r-- .. A car of bananas is expected the tatter part'. of the -week-'i; .'''V.v. ..'''frt..'':' : -Heavy receipts of hogs In the Eatrterfi. markets .cuued ulttk- dr- flutter -In - the markets there.-' CpndiHana. la the local ktafkel are - normal and prices the same ' with a' ateady-tBarketi5- r-r r Duvinff in sugar nave a bout Orocers are stocked dp for a blnestem, Wfic; Valley. 62ti3.. .1 , BaNM-t oed. Iffl&aS per' toiv. . ; ,'0ta-Nd, 1 white, 11.151.2 J; gray, fi.iUA'tjeu. t Flour Best grades, $2.803.40 pet barrel;- graham, u.mnm. 1 Milietuirs Bran. person; miaaiings. ahnrtl C1H M- rhnn 117 fill. day Timothy, $121: clove, 1.SO& 8; Oregon wild nay, f&&6 per ton. wrrKit.'XQbBr kultrt. Butter-Creamery, t6Kc; dairy, 18 WHe; storer -MHtpsifc- - " Eggs 13Hc. "Cheese-Kull cream, .twins, 13iffl3c; Young America, J4ifrl6C: factory prices, 4try-!lckensv' miked. f4.50tf5; hens. If per dosen; i(Kilo per pound; Springs, IWlilc per pound; . 4.605.5U per dosen; ducks. ltiK50 per doson; turkeye, live, 12&13c; dressed, 141o per pound; geese, (iffpperdoaen. . . VEGETABLES A!D FRUIT. ' Potatoes Best Burbanks. tlOLSS rr nrrtlMjjrv ticgil: KarlV Rose. va fallfor letsi $1.001.15 per sack; cauliflower, '.itfKac per 1-eMMi; riry'. wmw: jdosdiiiias, M4 ie p pound; parBtiJ'jc; rad- tunes., isr hu.. MTIMIM: I Oregon n. buncheirfl"hdhes,iper los T.V(l:"-UrHce, head, iU -., 'JiKti ltttuc, h(ithouii, tr. WX. VAaiyt. (Jreen fruit Lemoiis, 33.50; orsngex. tiptl. ' ;' doaen; apples. '(a$l.T5. - Prh'd frtilt Apples, evaporated, IHume per pound; smi-drled sacks or boxes, Hjfii-; at)rlt)Na, ll,i3c; peaches, 6llc; pmi .t(t:r prunes, Italians, a 4c; figs, CallhirHiH Uucke. SH; do. white, Sc: plhw, pltlwa White, , o . ' , ; . i 6ikocfiRikstitrjf fc "ETC. ; Saga r Cube, . 14 50: crushed, 14.80; powdered, W SkU. dry VgrranUUted. 4.29: extra C,.,s75;-. goion c, a, U5-." beet. Srgodlatca, u per inu ids., vaca oasis; arrebit. Wc; half barrels, 25c; boxes, 60c per loot H4. above Deals; giaple, 15 18c per pound. , Coffoe Mocha, 8.1f285l Java, fancy, 2831; Java, good. i"-r'.'4e; Java, ordi nary, ,lP'20c; CoHtu 1;l-a fancy, 1920c; Costa Rica, good, HVfrl He; "Costa Rica, nniinarv 1(xai2i net- nound:. Columbia roast. Arbu.;kle, JU.75 01a; Uon.1 H1.25 Ustj.Cprdovgj llr.To Tofemi,ixi. lfcWHrHnsal and!l4afryT "per Barrels iworeetite?, haik, eWtfbe.. 4.76i bales-J tm. YyUsj& m,'A Honey-Fancy white, Mfiloc: light am bw, v Uilr rr lUBWft'lOimc. . - Grain Vags-rCalcutti, .12.26 per 100 for July-August. , W Nuta-Peanuts, 6$Uttter pound for rw, SWffff roaswtr e Mnanuts. W K .per 'VHOSWIK rn'WTl reis, ioc; " t , - Rice Impsriai, Japarj. No, 1, 6e: No. 3; Bc; New Orleans, nTc. . -SaU-rToarae half ;roui 1001, per ton, $20.15: W per ton, 2o.. w - V HQPS. WOpfc A5fD-I0E34S ' "'ootomtoaa ern Oregop, 8l2l4c; moharr, j per 'pound, j.-.-vv ..':,.. -- flhenskln-nearlngs: 1520 .Mort wool, iWAHey medium wool. 8oe)c long r-emnt!- nettt aehi"; ""'''' " ' - ..Tallow-Frlm, pwjKMHxU.stslsfi-ito-2- and grease, itMdc. -; 4 " - Hides-Dry ,Wd& No.4,4 pounds and up, lolSHo per pound; dry kip. No. U 6 to pounda.l5c; dry call No. 1 under 6 pounds. 18c; dry-Salted, bulls and stage, one-third lass than dry Slntr salted, hides, steers, sound, 00 pounds and over, gflft 60 to 60 pounds, TH( 8c: under 60 pounds and cows, 7c; atags and bulls, sottnd, 6 BV4c; klp, sound. 14 to 30 pounds. 7c; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c: calf, sottnd,. under 10 pounds, 8c' green (ubsalted), 1 per pound, less; culta lC Rr pound less: iow bides. aaUed, !Jff2: dryy each, aii&l.wn colts "j hides. ; t SoCSr goat shins, commo,' each, l15e; A, gora. with wool on, each, 25c,l- Mohalr-JlVic per pound. - r MEATS AND PROVISIONS. . Freeh Meats Beef, ?7er pork, Witr veal, 748t4e: mutton j-S?4e per lb; dressed HW7o per lb. - - - ; . . ' - - llama, 'bacon, etc Portland pack (Western) k hafffs, lSHffiSVic; - picnic. pound; ! breakfast bawni' Mwidc pound; light sides, iao pound; backs, 11'4 14C; dry salted sides, imWlUic pound; dried beef eetts, Iflci knuckles, 18c per pound; Eastern - packed hams, 1214c-; fancy. "Uc: picnic, 10c; shoulders. 10c; ' dry salted sides, tin-smoked,- llae; - breakfast bacon. '14ic; bacon sides, lic; backs, unemoked, llc; smoked, Uei butts, iMOlltv Balmon Columbia River, one-pound talis, .!.& t-0-pound ' tall, 5.6tt; fancy one- pound flats, 12: ft-pound fancy lata, si.US; Alaska tails. Wcj two-pound tails, 12.00. fW &:' U .' Lard-Pitfe leaf, 12c; ketU rendered, 11c; tierce baaia, v ALLEN'S PRESS CLIPPINQBUREAU X' JEstabllehedi In fcSSS. !..'-' --. Ban PrancUcA Vom Angeles. Advance-" reports en all contracting work in the Pacine fitates Newspaper clippings of all kinder bunmesa, personal JnL political. . A staff of K people read 000 Coast -papers per-fweik. - Pointers on all lines of business. . ;...., ;. : Write or call, for particulars. AI4-KN 8 FRK39 CLIPP1NO BITREAU," Mctvay tuag.. ror us no, vre. Telephone Main foi, .v- . ' ;. SmbKrBBte attt. h?atNomffia!; Walir V4HaJ 1ci pound: pine nuts, ioivhc! nicgory nuts, ic; ehestnuts, $3 .605.W jeei. drum! Bra 11 nuts, 17c; fllbertaS M0y- pe cans. UifUVrs: almonds, lH4(8l8c. A. 4 Coal Oil-Cases. -Wttic. per gaiipn," Dar- ' ITT for solid olid silver thimble lie; hy oi&U IK ir Ml ut this cannot - s wedding rlftfi; the kind toe latest In Ta.wlAr. ' MOMUSON STRUT Vke-Pre., ILMcKERCHER, Sv CENT CUARANTEKD. ' REAL ESTATE FARMS, CITY PROPERTY tlMBER LANDS ; MONEY TO LOAN EXCHANGES MADE BUSINESS CHANCES i Note these two special 'J a 9-room modern hoise in the be$t j part ot upper Albina, near WilliaiTU I Ayev House built $ix yeari )iio;rooiW all, .Wired ; for electifc lights, streets Improved, cement Walki lot; 50x150 feet Sacrifice at $2,800; terms on part ' Abo ! C- ;;J!A;.'- ( &-room modern house,, full basement, nice halls, awnings for windows, corner lot, in best pari of Sunnyside. ""' Call for particulars. J. A. HENKLrC OR A. A. BAKER 2 19-22 1 Abington Building 106 1-2 Third Street Oregon Phon Hood 634 AUCTlOlV SALES . .1 FORD & UWS Auctioneers T,; Successors to J. T Wilson Wednesday, April 2d, at 182 first Street, at 10 A. M. We will sell a fine, assortment of house furnishings and a miscellaneous lot of other goods, comprising In part, excellent tone King organ, oak sideboard, lady's desk, fine pictures' and oil paintings, art assortment of portieres in attractive pat terns, bedroom sets, spring, hair and other mattresses, dining chairs, cobbler rockers, upholstered parlor chairs and settees, pretty rugs, linoleum, a line lot of, bamboo furniture, large showcase, bracket saw, gaa range, cook and beating stoves, kitchen treasures, dishes, glass ware and utensils. N. H. On account of alterations and necessary repairs to our salesrooms we Imve omitted Monday' aale. which -will leave a targCjStosk for .-Wednesday' sal. Please attend.i.t; itL . ,-vn ."".-. . ,au.?.w iFOBr LAV8, Agctioneorai , j" - .a'CHS 'I Hi -t- 'rt--t ' V ; first street. Special ; Sale of i -.'Mdiel Tonor-Made Suits, $hirt ; waist, tc. i-'.' - '"' ' Having instructions from. Ht. Xltt. we will sell, without reserve, W shirt-wSlsta In French 11anna 4uid other -fabrics, alno a number of ladies' tailor-made suits and a consignment from the railroad com pany; consisting of men's, women's and children's shoes and m miscellaneous tot -.of othe::ii'sefu goods. .. ::...',:: FORD LAWS, Auctioneers. Beautiful lots at Point View. High; sightly , aind. neaithy location i ure air, pure water, Jn vievi " .Point View overlooks fiyt scene of Portland's three greatest enterprises - tiTbeJ extension of the 0:i & N Co.8 line to St. Johns and round the. PninSuari'" ' : ; heejsitth dry dock f .v ) "Ile"prohalel&e of fhe Levis and TfcrCeiitenn1at Exposition. . ."Lots at Point View-will largely increase in value.- ; 5 iBuvia few while they are cheap. TJtli porfeTerrrtf easy. Title Guarantee & Trust; Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commarce Ground floor. - - Fourth-street side. ii i LICENSE" REFOSED: 4. The LWuor License ' Conmltteei nt the City Council wUl cecommend that U ennse for a second saloon at East Twen-ty-flrnt and Powell streets be not grant ed. A largely signed petition came from that : section,-- remonstrating against a proposed second eatooo - at that point, which the License. Committee . has r elected. s It is not likely, therefore, .that the saloon will be' permitted. ? Everybody tikes the Peacock, Bout W eause U is the best Swedr TCdverOse your t1vdnU; in; the paper that'goes to, all the people 1 NEWTODAY. FOS SALE HOUSES AND LOT8. lak-Modertt: -rooin house, Sunnyside, full lot. . . HOO4 lots, wlndmltls. 54 nne fruit trees, bearing, near car line. VX6V) aores;r base-lhie near MtrTa- bor.... ',-110-40xl00, 1 bike, from Burkhart Bldg., .. Union ave-. north. -- 750 Lot on llth street Hiear Division st 180 acres to exchange 'for lot. 'S&tiOlM acres, all In cultivation, to ex- ange. DIEL RKQiaTKR. K Alder St HELP WANTEDMALE. ( Blacksmiths t.. tLM to $3 10 loggers, all kinds ..v S3 up Edgerm&n,- B.; planetnan tt.ZS 10 mill and yard men 11.73 to tS Drag saw man, $3; boom man ti I mill carpenters 2-!5 Men and teams, city and country, $4 to 17 Man apd wife, camp,-Id: one ranch. .125 Pole cutters, lo ft.; wftodchoppers, Wo to tl.25: IS farm hands. $25 to $30. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT CO., 2264 Morrison: branches, . $47 Burnslde and 61 North Third. WANTED Five bright boys about U yean old, to carry Journal Routes, Call at once. The Journal, m Yamhill. , r BUSINE83 CHANCE8. 6h1 PalrThVneraT"MerWandisiuiP aess In a thriving town. Oood oeuntry blaeksmtth shop. . Good eountnr sawmill; plenty of Urn- OooS' hotel In a thriving town. J, A. HENKLB or A. A. BAKER, Sl ' Ablngtoa bldg. y , BUSINESS ;N0TIC1. j The Ames Mercantile Agencyfai In a po . sltloD tofadvts you a to business eon dltlons in Oregon. They can find you a numhOMB for TAUt nrnaan t KnalnA Am --- - - w - '."- - " K. BhleldB, 48 Third N. Herplclde, In. flood Sugar Pine Claims to locate timber -clalma en. Call at on.e. W. It. Hid ley. Room 8. lUf')ist St. , - Lois In Potntvlew AdiHtlon at hilf price. Motter ec Donnell, 'M Stark street. REAL Estate "and General Business Agency. D. B. Bud.l. 110 First St. t for SaleMiscellaneous. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; also 200. other vehicle, 230 sets harness, 100 saddles. Tomlinson & Hall, 211 Washington Street. For sale at a. bargain, k ft-room flat in best-location Ut Portland. Cheap rent; well furnished, 871 Washington street AGENTS WANTED- Live, energetic ' young men for route agents at Bell wood, Fulton, Southern Portland, Mt. Tabor, lrvlngton, Rich mond, Waverly, at. Johns, Peninsular, Oregon City and Vancouver. Address, The Journal, USD Yamhill street. LADISWT to.Uor'-nW'l')' aultel fancy em broidered and applique dresses and tilnilr. iSteptosVsW AMegiSt. MPSJSY.10- LoEnpj3 Cltir lota . and Im proved (arms. w. A. Shaw A 'Co., 843 Stark Street. JELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office, 398 -yasnington at, Western Electric works, 80S.. Wash. st. FINANCIAL. 100,000 to loan at ( and S per cent. Wm. ' Beck, 331 Morrison st. TICKET OFPCIES. Overland Ticket Office, JO to 920 saved to all points, iw Tnirq Bt. G. H. THOMPSON'S Cut Rate Ticket Of flce. 12$ Third St. Phone Main 628. Haines1 Tea Store. Famous Mistletoe Tea. Fifth fit, opp. Postofflce. 'V! ).l TURKISH BATHS. W. F. iiuhbard. .Best.Turkl'sb; Bath 10 tbe city. 714 Dtkom Bldg. Safes for Banks and Merchants, bought and sold: lock-outa openea; .general re pairs. Jails. J. E. Davis. 6 Third St OPTICIAN. D. O. Oengrlch, ths leading graduate op tician. $fl Yamhill at . ,i PHYSJCIAfCT AND 8URQE0KS. Dr. Amelia Zlegler. IBS Marquam BldgT Dr. Cora C. Talbott, IS years' ' expert 'bee In diseases of women. Write or call KS Salmon st PLUMBER8. Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and steam nttlng. $$ 81xtr street 8LOT MACHINES All styles: repairing phonographs; rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 84$ Washington SU , -ii,--- - TECHNCAL:8CH00U The International Correspondence Schools Scranten, Pa. John J. Wall, 217 AUsky Building. Motter & Donnell Real Estate and Loans., Phone Grant 1071 245 Stark St. W. A. Shaw. Office phone Clay 812; ResH A. B. Shaw, Front 114i. w. a: shaw ax Co. REAL ESTATE AND OENKRAL AUCTIONEERS. Money to Loan. Taxes Paid, Abstracts Furnished,.- Grain, fruit and dairy farms a -specialty. Renting and collecting. Prop erty taken charge of for non-residents. I. ., Farm Lands a Bpeclalty. 243 Stark Streeet. - PORTLAND OR. i ' -"- - ' -. Maxweil&Knapp Real Estate, Rentals, -. " Sales, Loans,1 Insurance 1 ; Read TherJournal HAVE YOU AiWANT? , VTSif3&&& "J :- ' ATTORNEYB. - :- Paitoa, Wach Simon, B10 Chambgr V . Commerce. , .....o. ' ': H. It Sargent. Oefteral Practice, otary - public, 634-636 Chamber of Commerce. R. A. Frame, H Marquam Bldg. Charles A. Lucaa, Room 6 Chamber ot . Commerce.,, James Qleason, aad S Mulkey Building. ACCORDION PLAITING, Miss O. 6ould.'()l Marquam Bldg.: ac cordion and knife plating and pinking. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. ; OeorgiTP. MurtonTTli Cham, of Com. Phone Brown 4M. Bookkeeping, eg- perung ,teachiag. JUSAVA Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analylatf gold dust .bought ZiS.. BUrk St. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Uallln, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 78, Ves sels and maohinery of jail kinds de signed. BARBERS. Joseph Reldel, 862 Morrison st Fullllove - Moore, 2siWashlngton. C. V. Hare, 149 Fifth street. Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots for Pandrfufl and falling hair.- ISO 1st BARBERS' SUPPLIES. O. N. W. Wilson eV Co., 80 th St.. leading barbers' supply bouse Pacific Coast LEWIS-STENQBR Barber Supply Co. tirinding of nil sharp edge tools a spe clalty. 161 First Bt. .;. BICYCLE8. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co., 100-111 Sth st BILL POSTING. - J. T. Williams Posting Co.; 344 Morrison street. k- i BILLIARD TABLES. The - Brunewtck-Balke Collendar Co., Third street. ; , -: ,. B00T8 AND SHO ES. A. Drey era, 01 Third street.-' Leo Selling, 167 Third street J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North Sd st. Marks Shoe Store, 253 Morrison St., near 3rd. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. BUTCHERS. B. F. Jones, lTi Sd" street. Union Market. Phones, Ore. North 1490, Col. 14U0. 813 Burnslde street Paclfle Market. Phone, Grant 1411. 804 Wasjtigton street. . BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ds Howard Co., 013 Chamber of Commerce.' ' Rf ENTERS 'AND BUILOEItS. John A:TMeFtohrcariie"nTeV ani) BulTder, SOT Stark st.; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main 747. CAFES. The Bell Saloon, a,'(6 Washington street The Hoffman, 83. . Vhlrd street The Knob Hill Saloon, 541 Washington. The Oriental Cafe, 820 Washington st. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm- Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801 Allsky Bldg., Sd and Morrison. tt. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knleht's Shoe Store, 294 Wash, at rnorie Hood T2. - Fred Boskowtts, 275 Washington st. . Dreyfus a Germalne, 261 Third street. Plgsa, aggr'SteroT 311 Thlt st v i the Railroad Cigar Store,! S34 Wash, st. M. yuilut,' 31 Third st. , Kprth. v Slg BlcfaeJ 4: Co.. Jifg.;Tobacdonlst, SI Third street,, Portland. ! m P. Keenait,' 'Columbia,' Martford ' and Vldatte Bicycles, Aluer st. Phone Red 1W, -;' , , Sewing Machines and Bicycles. 835 Mor rison street. CURIOS. Andrew Kan A Co.. MorrUon and th sts. D. M. Averlll Co.; CoU phone 703. 831 Morrison at., Portland. . , CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, jBOWashlngtoa at. W.'JPoweii, Candles andT digars, 420 Washington street. Henry Blumenauer. Manufacturing Con fectioner. 480 Washington st. - CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. MetaTskylights, Oalvantsed Iron cor nteeg. C. Bayer, 205 Second st. CREANIERIES La Grande Creamery Company, butter, egga and cheese, 244 Tarn hill at. Phone, Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc., 27 Burnslde st COAL AND WOOD. 'Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of coal and wood, 844 Morrison. , . Banneld-Veysey Fuel Co.ii dry flat wood, SO Sd st Phono Main 86$ and Col. STS. CHINESE PHjrSICKN. Dr. C. U Gee Woy 13S1 Sd at, KB. cor. -Alder;" ?- DECORATORS. H p7Chrlstensen, wall papers, and painter, 141 Btb street, corner Alder. . B. HrMoorehouso Co wall papers, $07 Washington street , . ' - ' .,r.Af-,0ENTIITS.'UVM CT-ijrKeTurwonv m Thlrstre-;4,;,r-.- 6 it Hamby,' D-- D. S. room S Wash ington bldg., Washington and Ith sta. Theodore aThomson, W!1 .-"Washington bldg., Washington and 4th st.; Phone , Hood.414, . , - 2 :;.:.-:: p; a. Langwortby.; 2Hs Morrison.. 8L Hiokey Hlckey, rooms SIT to 8l Dekum bid., Sd and Wash. sts. Phone South 1. Miao teugoll 14 ' Lewie Vklg" T JL I ,Mrs. E. i. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, foom OB Maeleajr bldg. DRUGGISTS. Oradon Koehler. 241 First street XfrjPTMT Plummer, ado-la S4 streeL & A. Watson, 88 North 8d street Row Martin. 6th and Wash st, Frank 3. Strelblg. $4$ Wash, street LaueDarls Drug Cow ITS Sd st. Phone 64a ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALK BR. Room tl, Cam bridge building, , Phone Red $964. Resi dence Pink. Util. ; . " Mrs. C. 8. Fecy. asiH Morrison st ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chattea Engraving Co Morrison, between 1st and 3d sts.,- ELECTRO PLATING. Gold, Silver, Copper, Nickel, etc. Peninsu lar Plating Works. 89a Wash. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANADIAN Employment Bureau, Morrison street. Phone Grant $31. 22 Oregon Employment COh 22T Burnslde at Red Cross Employment Ce.,'128 isi ft, upstairs. . ...v. ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers, .Phone North last -' COU $87. r.; ' FORD'S Employment Agency, First street, Portland, Oregon. FURRIERS. The Silverfleld Furtfi'Co 286 Morri son street. H. Liebes Co., 289 Morrison at Phono , .Main 24. . GAS SUPPLIES. facia o Specialty andQaa Lamp Co.. 14$ Murrlsun street , B. Oarlch, Oenta' Furnllitegs,3 N. Sd at i'l i. I I ' A. Rosenstein, Clothing, ete 23 N. 8d st GROCERS. F.resselerSo7rT5 Owen H. Berple 4k Co.. Fancy Groceries, 36$ Morrison treet;. . : , C. O. D. JOth Century Grocers, Hamma It Walker, 2QT Third st Phone Clay I. F. S. Godfrey, rrgmlly Grocery. . Birth and irnside.,-eleehte. BiacK 'oat. HATTERS. Phoenix Hat Factory, W. G. Allen, prop. 2K7 Waehlngto-s4V--Pbewe-iled Paris Hair StoTeTWash.'st.. up-to-date hair dressers., ' The Arlsto Beauty Parlors, manicuring anat,massage,. ta jm,!-, Mrs, F. 'J. Lvneh.- skin ahd scaJto troectal- iat, 808 Alisky bldg.r 8d 'an 'Morrladn. ROSENTHAL SISTKRtl i-TWIg-mak iiooa sit. , HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Lauthers. 118 North $rd street, lime. sningiee ana oentent - HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, U North Third street corner vavw. ; Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth I and Alder streets.- I Esmond Hotel. Rates L European, Wo to I $1.80 per day. Front ana Morrywn sts. Hotel McCaaley. , B. ' F.: McCantey, prop.. no Morrison ax. raoao, vot. w, vrm. North 4L v. Merchants HoteL Rates, $1. a day up ward. Third ana oavu streets. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpets, . fLnaAm IlaH. , Hmm I- OaV- . una .& Sonij 173-175 First, 219-S Iaa- hllL Both Phones SO. INSURANCE. 6. Rosenblatti roomo - a-aa$ . Sherlock bldg.. 3d and Oak sts, Phone, Main US. PufferBurgard A Co., 261 Waab.'' at JEWELERS. 9ield1ingrosVtanonds, Watches, eta, The 1 C. HinrlohBen, Co., Jewelerg and opvicuuis, Mam nwiuuiwu The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, $8 Morrison t. . . -John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc,, Vanderburg. Wa.tCn..K0Va..Mvk d gt, Uncle Myers, Jeweler, 14S Srd at LAUNDRIES. uiean iow " x' A .Z' $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co 40- 4$ N. Ninth at Tet, tie. LIVERY STABLES. " Mlsner & Hayden Fashion Livery ai.hia. sth. and Oak sts. - Burnslde Livery Stables, coir; Fourth and Burnsiae bus. raone vie. nwu Frailer ft MeLean Livery Stable." Both i IJOIir m'. . v. "w ,w - MASSAGE. W. H Faulkner, room IS 351 Morrison street MINING COMPANIES. Homestake Gold Mining Co., SO and SI Lewis Piog. - , MUSICAL. Piano, clarionet, cornet, violin Instrue tonsl Prof. KL.A. Smith, rea. SUUth. "MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental .and .build Ing work, $04 Third st. Estimate on i first class .vork and tock oaly. OSTEOPATH. L. B. Smith.. Parlors, room 40S Oregonian building. , j , , . , . j, " . , btl v W. Alklre, rooms St-SS Lewis bldg. OREGON' VIAVI COMPANY. Lewis Bldg..- Park Und "Morrison. Bend rior Health Book. Consultation free. " . PATENT MECICINt ' tp1rTngmeedidne"Co;'. AlHky buliatng. ;-. :. .' v.-r: - PR INJ E R AN D STATTONt R Y.J R. Rognra, job printing, i-i L-orrinoa. Help Wanted per Line V.......... Sc - Kmploymeoi S antd. pt-t Lilww.. 2a For Kent, Line w... Wanted., SWoBi. va Line u.,m Personaia, per Line. o For Sale, per Line 6c Contract Kales on Application. PAWN BROKE US. L'oole Hepry, ti North Third street. Portland Loan Office,- Dan Mart, prop.. i. ,uu u. near utc rnone thrown 4.H. . PAINTS AND OILS. ' - Fisher, ThorsoA A Ceu, Front and Mor- rnun pie. . ... PIANOS. boule Bros. Piano Co, $2S WaahU'gton St. Eners Piano House, Hlgh-Grade Pianos and Organs. $51 Washington St - . Planes for sale or rent 7S Third Bt i B. Alnahelaser. Fisher Music Store, Everything In Mur lc Phone. Red NL1W Third St. . - PHOTOGRAPHERS. a-.w--Robinni CommerciaJ Photogrtiphy . S84 Morrison St , t - ii , - - - V - E-W. Moore, Crayon and OH Portraits, Third and .Washington Bt. , The Photographic Co., Commercial Pho- wgnpners. MUSBOil tflO,- 4tn. WSelU REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 70S , Chamber of Commerce. , J. F. Compton. Phene Black' FJa. :. 3," . Washington St , The Kbig Real Estate Aseoolatlen. 71$ ' Chamber of Commerce. t , E. F, Riley, 10$ chamber of Commerced C. Ivmnf AUsky Bid., Third and Morrison.- Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgare loans. 20) Washington. Main CtUt - . - - i f i y - ' i t ' " R. H. DTTNN, real estate" aHd flnanolat agent Mo. First street Portland, Oregon. . RESTAURANTS. Morris" Lunch and Coffee House; Below ampenai notei. - , New Port Restaurant and Oyster House. a Third and $67 Pine Btav ' -lJ Stronse'a Restaurant $2t Washington Bt BlUv-a Coffee House. $ Tamhn st City Chop House and Restaurant. IS Third St, Kv.-, ,.;r. v-"t;. RUBBE-ft 8TAMP8 ANpSTgNCILS. Chas. K,-Potter-dc Co. mfrs. rubber stamps, seals, stencils, m FaUlng J&ld. ORIENTAL SHOOTINCr GALLERY. The latest cuartiicope vlewe, O Sd stJ 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. ' C O. Pick, office M FIriit Sta rJet ! Stark and Oak; phone 60& Pianos and furnl ture moved ftnd packed for, shipping; -commodious-h re-proof brick warehouse i ' Front and Clay sts. ' (- .- Storage at low rates can be had at Fred Blckel' s storehouse, 81 N. Front Bt Furniture, Piano and Bafe Moving and Parker. Charles M. Olsen, 128 Elrst Street :" - v STATIONERY, The KUham Stationery Co.. 207 Morrison ..flT.'j-fc ' .-ri' ..: 'f ... ' ,T 'A i ' James R. Ewtng. Bookaellrtj'T-J Ui O. A. mo., tuv siuui tn mr-JTCrtisnu. oiiif iiviii if ,,n"i 'j.-Ut vTAILORS). ""f "rt Nicoll the TmUor, fashionable tailoring, 108 Third St . We call for, clean, press "and deliver one suit each week for 11-00 per month, 4i Washington St., Pants f4 to 810: suits" 813.50 to 885. : Char ley Lee. 105 K. Third Bt Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 84 Third St, opp.. Chamber ot Commerce. TRUNK FACTORY. Portland "Trunk" Co!,' 80Thrro Bu'whoiet sale and retail; send for catalogue. Phillips Trunk. Co., SU Morrison street Old trunks taken In exchange, , Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satch els, eto 231 Morrison St : v , TYPEWRITERS. .J TTTenimlWFr ,- street. - All s makee', of typewriters tor rent. Supplies for all machines. L. M. tAlekandereV Co., agenta. , -. Nearly" new Jewett Typewriter at aU price. Box A, care Evening Journal. ' UMBRELLA WORKS. PortUidembMlla Wo'rk Umbi-Wag "t parasols wade to order. 180 Third Bt. Mrs. C. Cornelius. Allsky BUt.. Third ami Morrison. Circles Fridays, sittings dally. WALLPAPER. KrnesTMUier i$ Wallpaper and dec orations. 127 First Bt ..-. r BANKS. CANAdTaN BANK OF COMMERCE- With Which to amalgamatt-d THB BANK OF BRITISH .COLUMWA. CaplUl paid up ...............,. JWa.i , Reserve ...........:. TMTnsacts a General Banking Business, , u?BAVtiOS BANK.BKPARTMBNT Accounta opened for suma of 9H and up wards, and Interest allowed en minimum SmthS balances. -Rates on arpllcaUon. mnt! 244 WASHINGTON f ST. . j. A. WTUD. Manager. r ATJO A TILTON, BANKERS. - ESTABLISHED IN 185 - Transact i General Banking I uslness. Merest allowed on time depo dta. cXctlonVmad. at U potat. on fc-or-able terms. Letter -of erea ivallable In 'J!,!;;iir!:!!!m eultht''iihan8na TtejrraM1s. fers'sold on New Vork. Washlm tou. Cm tlZ. at Louis. Denver, lOmhha. Fra5elS Ja tVriou. point. Pf' Wartlnil Wo, Montana ac Bla EgchsSi. sold on lindonl Paris, Berlin, retort and Hong) Kon. MRRCHANTS NATIONAL BAffK- ; M"BCM PORTLAND, ORBOON. L durham:.:.,;: rtW WH HOYT:";" AssVstanV 'c " fRANrACGENER RANK. bought cLbNpoN a .-AciBca ba: rhambar of Commerce bulldlBf, T r.ffi 'iterMt rw.MA:.-. - UNITtD UTATT A N ' Transact a t""-''1 ': Drain ' ",' I'm-.- i yvft' ,,t;t A u--1 i C... . r