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K'JL - e-.r-" - A SURPRISE : PAflU VotonExpositioirSite Opened s; tsti--;-":, ;.',T - - . . ' ,r-----';i,vi"-'! '".i Readers of The Journal did. not expect mid-week ount of the Exposition Bite votes, and were surprised te And the table . te last Bight's paper. The vote showed keen awakening In the struggle, ths IAdd's tract amotion Jumping to the front wit,, remarkable alacrity.. A splendid Vote was also polled for th Peninsula, but other - places displayed but little caln. .' - Another count will be mad on Satur day of all votes received up to Friday . bight, and the box should be "stuffed" With ballots before that time . ,. . Tho count now Unds;,,.,i ;,:"'", V '"-, -:. - Ladd e Field ' Cycle Far '.M..iw..H m-m s Knox Tract eae'etS4,-0 TO ,-!- ... Fulton mv Park JL 2 Cut out this coupon, write your choice and eend it in, addressed to Exposition Bite Editor. Evening Journal, 28 Yamhill street. - .. ? ',..: . JOURNAL CONTEST MY CHOICE FOR THE EXPOSITION SITE Address .. .........Z....'.. : SPEEDING EAST. ! Record-Breakio; . RiiQ of Big i. Freight Trahu zt The Indrapurn,! the 0.; It ..Wis Al '. atio steamer, on Us arrival here last Week brought In a . consignment of matting, . wall paper, raw sUk and'bttts, -wnicn, i when shipped East, filled no less than oara, tm cargo camirooi bouwoiuuiu Hotig Kong. The matting was destined far PnlladelnhtK. Baltimore. StrXoutS, HostOB and New Torgj the paper for To . ronxo. Tha hats and raw silk were des tined also for New York. These wer v pent out from Portland Saturday nigbt on . "a passenger train for the East, si no the nipmeni was contracted icr wi inat special provision. It requires passenger-trains only about four and one-half days to make the run aorosa the continent; By freight train the time would be itttie less tnan two weeks. The value of a baggage carload of raw silk, 'In round numbers, la about 1300,000. , It will readily b seen that the lntaraat aa Lhia sum for too. days, tha dif ference between, a freight jSad, pejKner train's tim. 15 Mi ?uftwortll iWttr. Th entire ootinirnmoDt was routed via Cshifai. jMlchlgaS OentrsXand th;Balti' mora unio. ay special arrangement witq au tthM lines (orrwlpi the con signment is how speeding, an effort will be made ..to reduce (be running time of the through freight train to about eiirht days. a The train left late Sunday , night, and should reach Omaha tonight or Fri day morning. .,.....:..,. .... . AT PLEASANT HOME , The Partland City & Oregon luilwat Company's surveylnf crew l camped near Pleasant Home, where they are working at present. They .Intend run ning a ime tnrougn tnat part ot roweu s Valley, They have run a line through Damascus and aro now heading; near Pleasant Home. Three Urge sales of farm land have been .made recently near Pleasant Home. The XMek Broader place was sold for $3,800, the SO-aore Kautser farm tor IS. 600 aad the aleret farm of ISe acres for $11. 600. The timber on a tract of 1,000 acres on Deep Creek was sold to a Michigan syndicate last yar. ' Shipped to China. The bodies of two Chinamen , were hipped (or Bongr Konc yesterday on '. the .Oriental liner Indranura. T. Hok Pans , and Chin Chtng Bong were the name of the dsceasecb, ianjf ttiea aooui - tea days ago and the remajns were teat' Dorarily laid to rest here until arrange' ments could be made for their shipment to the i'lowery jungoom, . v f.OOK FOR THE CHECKS. The Journal of March 2 was worth more than 60 cents in trading Checks. This one issue pars more than It costs to pay for the paper -for an entire month. Do you realise that fact? Dp you read me aaveniBempnwr NEW TODAY; COMTDE ST. CHARLES. - PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT 'ASTROLOGER IS TSARS OP 8UC- CESS BEFORE! THE PUBLIC OF EUROPE jtND A AMERICA," . He advises on all ' matters ' pertaining to human welfare. A KNOW THE SB- i CRETS OP THE FUTUKH.- ' ' FEE, 60 CENTS. j 4 "Parlor S6-26-27 The 1 Cosmos, Fonnh and Morrison. Entrance - ttSVt .- Morrison. . Hours 10 a. m. to R , , stn. daily and Bun T Mrs, Stocks. Scientific Palmist. No. 805 Goodnough Building. , - v S Equitable Saivinpah CHASV f. LAD0i1rt$Tv Bv WILCOX, , I " .' r 1 ".. HWMUKIIISJ illlrJ8gesafM I THE MARKETS. Eggs continue to attract tha attentlott or tb local markets. , The receipts oon tlnue aa large and the snarkeui are over stocked, yesterday they were selling a low as 12Hc. The quotations today, are UHo and they Are very weak at that fig ure. ' v'.".- C-- Poultry X again weaker this morning, the receipts continuing too large for the demand and ID consequence the prices have dcllned, mixed chickens being quot ed today at $K4.60, ' . i The dhange la ths weather has brought another decline in the butter market, creamery dropping to tSo. The large supply of vegetables brought 'on the last Sa Francisco steamer has about all been cleaned up and there nothing doing In that tine. ' , - Wit, the exception ef the large con slgnments of veal and the weakness of the quotations, there la no change what ever in the meat market. The receipt of llv stock In the eastern markets -continue large, but the marketremnias ihegiweno large, but the market remains firm. . A -GRAIN AND FIXiUR. Wheat Nominal; Walla Walla, 3o; bluestem, C4&He; Valley, 2(861c , Barley Feed, fffl2 per ton. ' ' Oats No. 1 white, $1.15(81.35: gray, I1.101.20, : " - Flour Best grades, 12.90 S. 40 per bar rel: aTaham.f2.auf 2.80. i Mlllsturrs-Bran, il per ton; middlings, tr strarts, tU.W; chop, 7.W. . Hay Timothy,, $121S; clover. tTJJOO S; Oregon wild hay, 5$a per ton. : BUTTER. EOOS. POULTRY. - Butter Creamery, 25c; dairy. 18 KW. store, 12W61SO. - EggaiSiio. ' . t Cheese h ull cream.1 twln,v 131F18H; Young America, IWlSei factory prices, lttlVtc leas. '- ' '' '' -. ' - - Poultry--Chlcltens, njlxed. $4ftW; hens S4.S06 per dos; lorallc per pound; Springs, lift 12c per pound; st-GOSJO per- dosen; ducks, 9t.B0 per dosen; turkeys, live, lMlse j dressed, JtiglOo per pound; (eese, eW7 per dosen, ' VKaETABLEfll AND FRUIT. ' - Potatoes Best - Burbankf, SUW1.M per cental: ordinary, 76cl; Early Rose, 11, 26(81.60 per cental; sweets, 2.2fe2.W per cental. . ,.' , .;- Onion-1.75.a6 pee eenUL ' , !.Tomatoea-.75rt per Orate for Calif or nla; tufnlpi,657oaf.arrots, tWTSc: beets, tl.001.2S per sack; cauliflower, 758Jc per cental; celery, 607So per doen; peas, Vt flioo per pound; asparagus, )2ttc; rad ishes, per dox 26f; greeni, onions, -per dot.. UVlSc; cabbM per -ewt., ' 1(81.26; rhubarb, "per box, t75J.0; Oregoa rhubarb, JOc do, bunches' artichokes, per dot., 75eCrti; lettuce, bead, per dot., fee; lettuce, hothouse, per box. fl.75t Green, fmlt Lemons; 3ffJ.80; oranges, 2.25S per box: bananas, S125j;upjne arples, 5 per dosen; apples, dOcCfl.TO. Dried fruit-Apples, evaporated, 7o per pound: iun-dried sacks or boxes, i5c; apricots, xm12c;peaches: , 8llc; pears, $ci prunes. . Italian. California 2 blacks. 84c; do white, . Sc." plums, pltless, whlto, to. ' "fcrROCaHIES,' ttVTB.. ETC. 0tayrBbe, M.80; erushed. M.50; powdered, .!;!dry granulated, UmI extra.. C..W.76: gofaen c. sa.6; beet, granulated, 4.- per loo lbs., sack basts; barreisi lOcjnalf barrels, boxes. w pet KW Ibs above Jiaals; maple, 15 lc per p09ix.'T;- si:0'' v( -n " . Cbffee-Moha,fS82fi;.,iJava, fancy, ordinary, . -jam"! wy pound: Columbia roaSC, 'ArOUi-Kte .' rai.ta ,.y. tll.25 list: ffiotdova.' SI tit-'toSii SH.- Yosemite. $U. .lii iaVla and dftlry.., 30 , pel sack,-tefJJverpo,57e;- Worcester, (We; BarTehr. Worcester, bulk 'VM lost, 5.; belet 2s to 10a, per kale. S3.10. , Bail r Jne laDie nq rjiiir,. . s JW tw)ey p ancy wnue, muBrmm M,tt2Mmic; dark amber, 1012o. - fOrain bags Calcutta; fa.12'86.23 par 100 for July-August. ; ; : - r . NutsPeanuts, WWVtd' psr pound for raw, Kc . for roasted; coceanuts,' I5 90c pet"' dosen walnutsi l0lH4e per poundr plne nuts. o$:12Vic: hickory nuts, 7c; chestnuts. .50e5.00 peer drum; Bra iil nuts'. 17; iilberts, l&g 16c: fancy" f cans. Almonds, 2V4lo. Coal Oil Cases. 2lHc per gallon; bar rels. WJe: tanks. 14c. UloImp?rlaU Japan No, X te; No. 2, o'er:' New Orleans, 7e. : laib-c'oarse. "alt ground, 10Os, per ton, J29.15i OUfisSar'-iKW. 20.. HO Pa WOOL AND HIDES. Woomuialt IValy!ni3lfiei East ern Oregon, 812c; mohair, 2121H per pound. - Sheepskins Shearings, 1530e: short wool, 2fk&35c; medium wool, 800c; long wool, Ocl each. m Tallow Prime, per pound. 44V4e; No. S and grease, JtUttic. Hides Dry hides. No, 1, 16 pounds and up, 15VH4e per pound; dry kip, No. 1, 5 to 15 pounds, 15c; dry calf, No, 1 under pounda Iflodry-salted. bulls and Stags, one-third less than dry nipt; salted hides, steers, sound, 60 pounds and over, 80c; 60 to 60 pounds, 7tt88ei under 80 pounds and cows. Ic; stags and bulls, sound, fif BHei kip, sound, 16 to 80 pounds. 7e: veal, sound. 10 to 14 pounds,. 7e; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, ejffS3s-,tan8a!tdii-4a' per noundiless; culls l per pound less; horse hides, salted Ctl.dry each, S191.90; colts bides, each, 259Uc; goat skins, common, s.ach. 10810; An gora, with wool on. each,29ctfSl. . Mohair 21Hc per poupd.- : - MEATS ANtT PROVWION S. . Fresh Meats-Beef. 7f i pork. lH?c;. veal, 76c: mutton, S per lb.;dressed, "Ailo per lb.-. '-'. fUiiisr bacon. etcPortland pack (Western) hams, i 12HlSttc; Plcnte, 9tte pound: breakfast bacon, WtfgMe pSSnff; light sides, iac pounds backs, llji f )Ue; dry salted sides, llHQ'iac pound; rteT beef setts, 16c;. knuckles. 18c 'per pound; Eastern packed hams, 1246 fancy, MHcr . picnic, 10c; Pifmoked. 11166: breakfaat bacon. 14o; I bacon sides. 12c; backs, onsmoked, Uo; smoked, 12c; butts, uwiiic. ' m Salmon Columbia River,. 'ne-poun4 talis, II.S5; two-pound talis, $2.60; fancy one- pound flats, 2; H-pound fancy flats, ti.20; Alaska. Ulls, 5c; two-pound talis, Lard-Pure leaf, tfKc; kettle rendered, 11c; Uerco baBls. 1 Ladies Refief Society, v 'The following offloero" Were elected at the annual nteetint of the Ladles' Relief Society: . - President, Mrs, P. J Mann; vice-president, Mrs. T.-L. Eliot; second view-president, Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell: treas urer, Mrs, .Theodore Wygant; seoretary, Mrs. Ellis O. Hughes; assistant secre tary. Miss Goldsmith.::; The- board of .truste.ee were elected as follows: Presi dent, H. W. Corbett: treasurer, William M. La (id; secretary, Kev, Dr. T. fc. Eliot, directors, W. Wadhams, W. F. Burrell. William Wadhams . and W. F, Burrell. Advisory committeeMrs. HVJL. Plttock. Mrs. A. Meier. Mrs. R. M. Wilbur, Mrs. Ernest Brosa, Mrs,- D. P. Thompson, Mrs. W. B. Roberts, Mrs.' B. Z. Holmes, Mrs. A. Wolfe nd Mrs. E. O. Hughes. MOROAN. KINDNESS.; (Journal Special Service.) KKOXVTLLR. Tenn April 1 While J. Plerpont Morgan was traveling East after his Southern trip, he was told of a section hand ef tha Southern railway in tha service SS years, who bad, by dint of hard labor, saved enough to build him self, wife and babtee a home, but It had been swept away by the high waters three' weeks 'ago, ----.v-. .! Mr. Mora-aa telegraphed ahead for the man to meet his speola) train at a point on the Knoxvllle division,- and presented him with three S10Q bills. Mr. Morgan was very much afraid the story would bo published, aadjMked the officials .net to give It out. - Everybody likes theJpeacnck" flour Th. VU-fotZ 1? f. McKpiraERj.f REAL ESTATE FeAJlI,Cen TIMBER -tWDS-ti MONEY TO WAN 7 ? EXCHANGES f,lADE ; ; BUSINESS CHANCES I ' 6-room new liotise, basetnent, bath, pantry, etc.; .clioke location; central east side. ' Easy terms, only f 1650. ; , 6-room tnodern house, batlkj' liase ment, bay -window, barn, 4 are In fruits and flower, household furni ture, cow, etc? west slops Mt Tbor Owner leaving the state and anxious f-room splendid house, fult base ment, awnings for windows and doors; corner lot In best part of Sunnyside, 1 5-room cottage, bath, bay window,' bam, 4 lots, fruits and flowers, over looks Willamette river. ' Jo d. HENKLC OR A. A BAKER 219-221 Abington Buflding 106 L2 Third Street Oregon Phonii Hood 634 AUCTION SALES by- FORD & LAWS ' AuctSoneers - , Successors to J. T. Wilson friday, April 4th, at 10 A. M at 182 First street. Special sale o Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, Shirt - waists, etc Having Instructions from H. B. Llti, we. will sell, without reserve, 100 shirt-waists In French flannel and other fabrics, .also a number of ladies' tailor-made suits and a consignment from the railroad com pany, consisting of men's, women' and children's shoes an4 a miscellaneous lot Of other useful goods. y .-. , .. , FORD A LAWS. Auctioneers. Real Estate, Rentals, ... Sales. Loans, Insurance, Room 2, Chamber of Commerce. W. A. Shaw. 1 .' A:. IS. 'Shaw. Office phone Clay 812; Rev., Front 1146. " W. A. SHAW OX Co. REAL ESTATE ., AND GENERAL 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. Farm Lands a Specialty. i , 243 Stark Btreeet. PORTLAND OR. Wanted AT NO. 94S STARK STREET LOT , between Steel Bridge and Orand : Avenue and ' Burnside Street. ,. " MOTTTER & DONNELL. --DEMOCRATIC TICKETS. Democrats of Coos County met yes terday and named the following ticket;-Representative-John Flanagan, Of Em pire; County Judge J. J. Stanley, of Co. quille City; Clerk L. -H. Haiard, of Marsh field; Sheriff J; 8. Lawrence, of Coq utile Clty; Treasurer George O. Leach of Coqiiille City; Assessor, T, J. Thrift of Bandon. Bandon. The ; Wallowa Democrats yesterday nuuis ine xoiiowing nominations: ClerR J. . A. Frenoh; 8heriff-H. C. Cramer; vvmimiMUMr, wiiiB wngni; Assessor, ii, W. Hayes; Surveyor, D. L.. Heavlsa. The . Democrats of Linn rvmntv i.iri their convention vtn)a snd ll,h, following officers-. Senator M. A. Miller, of Lebanon; Representatives- jjt. i. w ay Harris Durg, b, r, Claypool of Lebanon, and W. B ttitvm. Of Albany: Commisaloner-J. rt Sffifi Clrh-B. M, Payne of A I bany; Sheriff-Worth Huston of Bhedds; Recorder-Price Munkers, of Boio; Trees unr-Vi- R. Garrett of Halsey t AsseseoTW ?V V." o oanuam; coroner Jjr. W. A. TrimMe, of Albany. : - - Woiiea Missionary Society. e BSewejai ;.t. , At the annual meeting of the' Women' jaaunonary oocieiy m 1 as rresDytery of Portland reports were received from the recording secretary, Miss Atrnes Kelly: box secretary. Mrs. L. D. MeArdles bund secretary, Mrs. Archibald Bradshaw; punoay scnoot ;-eeeretary ' airs. jb. M, Sayret secretary of literature, Mrsl K narauon; corresponding' secretary, Mrs. Laura P. Campbell: treasurer,-Mrs. E The -discussions were led by Mrs. J. V, MUUgao and Mrs. Edgar P. Hill. Ps pers were read by Mrs. Et E. Sharps and Miss M. Smith. The officers, were' then re-elected with the exception of Mrs. Co- man. wno aecunea in iayor os Miss Tnjw or ot ine ruurin jrresoyieriaa cnurcn. vSaJtnon Packers Complain. I The Paclflo Coast salmon packers are worrying about' the' scarcity of Chinese laborers for the canneries,, and are- be ginning to prophesy that many of them may ultimately be compelled to abandon inn jnoustry. wnen asked why they did not raise the price of then product and employ white laborers at . liwrHuA wages, they replied that th conditions 01 suppiy ana aemana would not war rant It. They believe, however,' that the use of machinery ns a nhmtlfnt fne Chinese labor wilt help them out of this alteram. ('"(. ' - -.. - ':. ..., Montf 8avd. ' t ft" Ji'. ";' t Our readers should take note of the. Maxwell&Knapp in ;th9rr)Uiat:gog to . r;; e!l the people - NEW TODAY. rOS SALE HOUSES AND LOTS. $ftMModern - e-toom . house, Sunnyside, full lot. ,. . Htt-e lots. wlndmtlU, M fine fruit trees, bearlna, near ear line. 1C0O-18 acres en bass line near Mt Ta '; . " bor. i-v ' ' -UOS-IOxIOO, blks. from Burkhart Bid., ' Union ave. north. ' ISO Lot on Uth street .near Division st k 160 acres to eachange for lot. . 2600 100 acres. OU. In cultivation, to ex- . . change. ' ' DlEL dt REOleTER, S4 Alder St' . ' i . . . . . HELP WANTED MALE. 5 Blacksmiths ..,... ,..2.M to t 10 loggers, ell kinds 12 up Kdgerman, J2.B0; planeman' ....C25 10 mill and. yard men ....11.75 to 12 Drag saw man. S3; boom man 12 1 mill carpenters ; ...M.60 Men and teams, city and country, H to 17 Man and wife; camp, M5: one ranch.. $25 Pole cutters, lo ft.; woodchoppers, 0c to fl.lSJ 15 farm hands, 125 to S30.. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT CO., 220 i Morrison; branches, 247 Burnside and 51 North Third.-; -g- v WANTED i or S live, energetic canvass ers; male or female. Call at The Jour nal office. J YamMU. WANTED Five bright bore about 16 years old, to carry Journal Routes, Call , at once. The Journal, m Tamhlli. VANTED J or S good husky boys. Call at once., tffll Yamhill. BU8INE88 tHMiCt. ', ' lRtJ61 lod"gTngbouse; a iTTresliTljiean . and new.v-' " '-' New flat; very central: choice location; - long lease: a money-maker. If you are interested, don't delay. J. A. HENKLE or A A. BAKER. : Ablngton Building. BUSINE8& NOTICE. The Ames Mercantile Agency is In a po sition fo-advtoe you as to business con ditions in Oregon. They can And you a purchaser for your present business, or ' a -new location. DANDRUFF CURE. R. Shields, 48 Third St. N. Herplctde, in dividual application or bv the bottle. FOR SALE REAL- E8TATE. 1 sfrtisjDH- -Good Sugar Pine Claims to locate timber "Claims on. vau at once. w. H. Kldg. Jey, Room 8. 140 First St. Lota In Polntvlew Addition at half price. ... Motter dc Donnell, 245 Stark street. REAL Estate and General Business Agency. D. E. Budd, HO First St. .- For Sale -Mlscellaneoua. HALL'S safe, standard of the -world; safes sold On easy payments,; trade your ' old safe fofa new one. Norria Safe Lock Co.. Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks: hacks, coupes; also 200 other vehicles, 230 sets harness, 100 saddles. Tomllason Hall, ill Washington, 'street v'. . v. AQENT8 WANTED. , Live; energetic young men for route agents at Sellwood, Fulton, Southern Portland, Mt Tabor J Irvlngten, Rlch- imond, Waveriy, .Bt Johns, Peninsular, Oregon fity4n4 Vancouver, Address. The Journal, Yamblll street LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tatrorwmade suits' fancy em ' broldered and applique dresqes and ' trimming. Stephen's, 288 Alder bt. MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Lean on City lots and im- roved farms. W. A. Shaw A Co 848 tarlj Street. . ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office, 292 Washington, St . Western Electric Works, 800.. Wash, st FINANCIAL. 1300,000 to loan at a and per cent Wm. ' Beck, 821 Morrison st TICKET OFFCIES. Overland Ticket Office, M to $30 saved to . all points. 140 Third St C. H. THOMPSON'S Cut Rate Ticket Of fice. US Third St Phone Main 628. TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea.' , Fifth St, opp. Pestefflee. TURKI8H BATHS. W." F. WubaTdTBsTUh 'Ba the city. 714 Dtkum Bldg. 8AFES. Safes for Banks and Merchants, bought and sold; lock-outs Opened: general re pairs. Jails. J. E. Davis. SS Third St OPTICIAN, D. O. Gengrich, the leading graduate op tician, H7 Tamhlli st . PHY8IC1ANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Amelia Zlegler. SOI Marquam Bid. Dr. Cora C. Tklbott." 1 years' expert. nee In diseases ot women. Write or call. :S08 Salmon st , PLUMBERS. ' Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing- and steam fitting. 88 Slxtl- street SLOT MACHINES. AH styles: repairing; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co.. 848 :. Washington St -.-'. .-v: - TECHNICAL SCHOOL. The International Correspondence Schools i Scrantoa, Pa. John J. Wall, 217 Allsky 'Building. ; ' I Street Improvements. j . ' : :- 'r;r'-j! : Representatives of the Board bt Trade and the Federated Trades held a Joint conference yesterday and discussed mat ters pertainlnlng to street improvements. It was also decided 10 Inquire of the Street railway companies when- they. In tend to begin street ' improvement The delay, the railway authorities state. Is due to the difficulty la securing grooved tails, but that they are on the way here. Reduced., fare will be 'asked for school children. The beet means of getting rid Of stagnant pools fn the city limits was discussed, and it was suggested that aa scape, for the Water could be made by drilling through the hardpan bottoms of the POOIS. . VT. V TWO ACCIDITS. ; ; : : A carpenter named Burdick fell from a building on which he was as work yes terday and sustained -a fracture ef tho right leg below the knee. He was re moved to the Good Baouu-ltan Hospital. A .fellow workman in- the Portland Lumber Manufacturing Company's milir at the foot of Lincoln street, rolled -a log on Henry. Peterson yesterday, after noon, but did not seriously- injure him. Peterson was removed to his home, 57 Advertise) your wants CLAS SIlllElllDyERTlSING X i"HAVEVoU A WANT? w&sss. ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Betek eV Simon, S10 Chamber ot Commerce..'. '' a. .- -. ; H. K, Sa'rgsnt, General Practice, notary public, 634-638 Chamber ot Commerce. K. A., Trmmtj tl Marquam Bldf. Charles A. Lucas, Room 829 Chamber, .ot .. Commerce.'.,-.- :"..:--..y:.;;;irvg,A ' James. Gleason, Zand SMulkey Building. ACCORDION PLAITING. Miss O. Gould, tot Marquam Bldjf.t ae- cordion -and knife plating and pinking. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. George T. Murton, 81S- Cham, of Com. .. Phone Brown 468. Bookkeeping, ex Pertlng .teaching. , , A8SAYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumet, Aesayer and Analylst; gold .dust .bought. JB8.. Stark St. , iASgJj'IjgPT, ANP ENG!NER Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 78. Ves sels and machinery of all kinds designed.- . BARBERS. Joseph Reidel, 852 Morrison st FuMllove'r. Moore. 212 Washington. C V. Hare, 146 Fifth street, Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots .for Dandrfuil and falling hair, ISO 1st BARBERS' 8UPPLIES. Q. N. W. Wilson A Co., 80 th st, leading barbers' supply house Pacific Coast LEWIS-STENGER Barber Supply Co. Grinding of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. 151 First St BICYCLE8. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. 106-111 th st BILL POSTING. jTt. Williams Posting Co., 84 Morirlson street BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co., 41 Third street. BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyers, T Third street Leo Belling, 197 Third street , J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North 8d st. Marks Shoe Store. 2S3 Morrison at., near ard. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. - BUTCHERS. B. F. Jones, 172 8d street. Union Market Phones, Ore. North 'l49. Col. 14U0. 812 Burnside street. Pacific Market. Phone, Grant 1411. Washington street 804 BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth a Howard Co., 813 Chamber of Commerce. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. TMelton76rpenteraiid Builder, 807 StaTk st; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main 747. ' CAFES, The Bell Saloon, 830 Washington street The Hojrmatt, 88.. Third street. The Knob Hill Saloon, Ml Washington. The Oriental Cafe, 82 Washington st. JCJHI ROJDJfNJ9M AN ICJU R I NG. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801 Allsky Bldg., 8d and Morrison. L, Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store, 294 Wash. st. Phone Hood 78. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Fred Boskowits, 270 Washington st Dreyfus A Germalne, 281 Third street Plaxa Cigar Store, 211 Third st. The Railroad Cigar Btore, 884 Wash, st M. Bultut,!Sl Third st North. Slg Slchel Jk Co., Mfg. TODacconisis, n Third street Portland. CYCLEIST8 AND MACHINERY. B. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vtdette Bicycles, Aluer st Phone Red 1983. '. ... .'.," ; Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 830 Mor rison street CURIOS. Andrew Kan ft Co, Morrison and 4th sts. D. M. Averlfl ft CoW Cot phono 70S. 831 , Morrison st, Portland. CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, SCO Washington st - W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington street . Henry Blumennuer, Manufacturing Con-, fectloner, 430 Washington st , , CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron cor nice. J. Cv Bayer, 265 Second st ' CREAMERIES. La Orahde CTeameryt-Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 204 Yamhill at. Phone, - ore. Main. T70. f,-Vj , -.; " Arlington CreametTf butter, eggs, cheese, etc, 207 Burnside st COAL ArtD WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co, dealers In all kinds of coal and wood. 844 Morrison. Banfleld-Veyeey Fuel Co, dry flat wood, ,80 3d. st Phono Main 858 and Col, 878. CHINESE PHYSICIAN. ti CV L. Oe Wo. 138H 14 st, NB. cor, -'Alder.'--: :ni'?" s --a DECORATORS. H. P. Christensen, ' wall papers, and painter,' 11 8th street, corner Alder. ,, 17. H. Moorehouse ft Co, vail papers, SOT Washington street "" " ' ' DENTISTS. ; JfrPreRn,' "roonMnaamliton ' Bldg!, 181 Third attest i - t t ' . j . ,'. ,sissMasBBsoBei , ! S. M. HambyD. D.- B, room a 8 Wash ington bldg., Washington and 4th eta, Theodore 8." Thomson. 60-81 Washington 'bldg.; Washington and 4th sts. Phone Hood elsi pv g. Lang worthy-' 201H Morrison. St-.: Htckey ft Hlekey, rooms 817 to 819 Dekum DRES8JMAKER9X- Miss Leugklin, 14 Lewis ''MdfV Mrs. B. jr. ouvet, MllU&cry Parlors, teem w 4W5 Macleay WdgT DRUGGISTS. Gradon Koehler. 241 First street. O. P, B. Plummer. .880-282 td street. C.A. Watson 5 .North Iglffeet;- ' Bowe ft Martin, eth and Wash sta. Frank J. Strelblg, 242 Wash, street Laue-DavU Dras Co, 170 Id st Phone 848 ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 11. Cam bridge building. Phone Red 2K4. Resi dence Pink 1261. Mrs. C & Fery, 8ST14 Morrison st ENGRAVERS. HIcks-Chattea Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and ad sts. ELECTRO PLATING. Gold, Silver, Copper, Nlckefoota. Peninsu lar Plating Works, 893 Wash. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANADIAN Employment Bureau, SS Morrison street Phone Grant 23L Oregon Employment Co, 227 Burnside st Red Cross Employment Co 128 1st st, upstairs. ..- ., r v . . ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers.. Phone North 2381. Col. 887. FORD'S Employment Agency, 1H4 First street. Portland,. Oregon. FURRIERS. The Silverfleld Fur Mfg. Co, 38S Morri son street . , H. Llebes ft Co, 288 Morrison st Phone Main 24. TV GAS SUPPLIES. Pacific Specialty and Gas Lamp Co, Ml ' Morrison street : . GENTS FURNISHINGS. B. Garich, GsnU' Furnishings, 80 N. 84 st A. Rosenstein, CTothlng, etc, 23 N. 84 st GROCERS. FrsseTdToTs Owen H. Serple ft Co. Fancy Groceries, 863 Morrison street ' j C. O. D. 80th Century Grocers, Hemm ft waiKer, an xnira mx, roene vw w . S.. Godfrey, and Burnside. Fsmllv-Groeery. - Sixth Telephone Black 2933. HATTER8. Phoenix Hat Factory, W. O. Allen, prop. 287 Washington st mono, moo w HAIRDRE88INQ, MANJWJMNO, Paris'"Halr Store?l08 Wash, st, np-te' date hair dressers, The Aristo Beauty Parlors, manicuring ana massage, o atomsea nnti. Mrs. tf. 1. T.vnoh. skin and acalo Special 1st. 808 Allsky bldg, 3d and Morrison. ROSENTHAL BISTERS Wlg-maklng and manicuring. 160 Finn bc roam Hood 14. HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Lauthers; IIS North 3rd street, lime. shingles ana cement. HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe. St North Thlru. street, corner assvvis. Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth mnA AM atiweta. Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, Mo to 81.60 per day. Front and Morrison sta Hnl.l MeCanlsv. B. F. MeCauleVw PTOP 210 Morrison St Phone, CoL If, Ore. Nortn set . Merchants HoteL Rates, 81.08 a day p- ward. Third and Darts streets. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers furttture; , Carpets, i-rin n,wula. Rtmnw. etc.- See I. Gev- urta ft Sons, 173-178-First, 219-225 Yam hill. Both rnonea aue., INSURANCE. a. Rosenblatt rooms 120-228' Sherlock bldg. Id and Oak sta. Phone. Main 132. Puffer. Burgard ft Co, 161 Wash, st JEWELERS. Beidlng Bros, Diamonds, Watches, etot. 4 Third street. The tu C. Henrlchsen Co, Jewelers and optlotans, 8S4 Washington street, v .v The G. Heltkemper Co, manufacturing Jewelers, 8SS Morrison st John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc. n Morrison euee. Vanderburg Watch House, M"H 3d st Uncle Myers, Jeweler, 148 3rd st LAUNDRIES. Clean tw wf. ""x tl eer monin. iw 41 N. Ninth st Tel. CO.- LIVERY 8TABLES. i.n.r ft Hayden Fashion Livery Stables. 8th and Oak sta. Burnside Livery Stables, corner Fourth 2nd Burnside its. Phone Ore, Black SSL t.i A Metjesn Livery Stable. Both phones 99. No. 300 te 808 0th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room is sua jaernsoB street '--' . ' MINING COMPANIES. Homes take Gold Mining Co, M and 31 Iieww DNs. , -. MUSICAL. FLCTB, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo ln Prof.. Ev A. Smith, res. St Twelfth. - ': ' '',"'-'' ' ' '' MONUMENTS. Aia. tTaWuniuBvniTL." aaonomental and hulld- ork. 804 Third st Bstlmatea on first class work an stock- only. , OSTEOPATH. ' iL B. Smith. Parlors, room 401 Oregonlan building. Dr. L W. Alktre. oms IH8 Lewla bldg. OREGON VIAVI COMPANY. tw Rids-- Park and Morrison. Send 'for Health Book. Consultation free. ..- PATENT MECCIN15. gMuTremeedlcIneCo.. building. " rlR,!lTRAN.:5-STA-T1 J. k. Rogers, Jot, 1 -i ... 3 - mpjoyraeAt ant4, pet L'ne.. i t -CM. - - T . Wanted, Kooma. per lane $ j , 1 Personals, per Line Is For Sale, per Line t . Contract Kate e AppUoaUea. PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry, 3 North Third street Portland Lean Office, Dsn Marx, prof.. n inira st., near uaic. rnone itrowa PAINTS AND OILS. Fisher. Thorson Ce front and Mor raws Dia.r"S'v- .. PIANOS. Souls Bros. Piano Co, 128 Washington Su Ellefs Piano House, Hlgh-Orado Piano ana urgana. gu Washington uu Pianos tor sal or rent ,H. Slnsbeimer. a MM DL ,:'.-i . - Fisher Musle Store. Everything is Music i-none, ttu wx. uo Third St : PHOTOGRAPHERS-' 8. W. Rcblnson, Commercial PboVgrapby n axomson wt y JB. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portraits. inira ana Washington sts. The Photographle Co., Commercial Phe uiiniunn tvam su jaio, tn et vvaau. REAL E8TATE. - - Lehman Loan and Collection Agency," vuamuer 01 commerce. ''-.',, ' J. F. Compton. Phono Black 829.. wasnmgton st , , v - The King Real Estate AssooUtlon. Vt uuamoer et commerce. - -: K. F. Riley, CM Chamber of Commerce. C. F. Plympton, Loank Negotiated. AUsky Bid., Third and Morrison. nasasssMsswes--sd ' ' -- ' T' Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loans, xai wasnington. hub om. R. H. DUNN, real eetats and financial agent. No. 149 First street, Portland, Oregon,' -'. '. i.-..v. , RESTAURANTS. Morris Lunch and Coffee House. Below imperial Hotet V " S New Port Restaurant and Oyster Bonao, - sa nira u foi run Dte, , Strouse'o Restaurant 129 Washington 8V Billy's Coffee House, 349 Tamhll St . City Chop House and Restaurant 13 Thirl St, M. : ..' - ' . , -. ,s - RUBBER 8TAMP8 AND STENCILS. Chas. E. Potter ft Co, mfrs. rubber sumps,, seal,. stendLa. 221 Failing Bio. ; ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quartlsoope views, SI Id st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. a a Pick, office M First 8t bet. StarU ana uak; p.ione mm, nanos ana furni ture moved and packed for shipping commodious fire-proof brick warehouses Front and Clay sts. - - - v Storage at low rates can ehd at Fred Bickers storenouse, un,i roni si. Furniture, Piano and Safe Morlngand Packer. Charles M. Olaen, 128 Plrs street ' STATIONERY. The Kilham Stationery Co, 207 Morxlsoa ; - t.r- 1 1- i. -' :': James' R. Ewlng, Bookseller. T. M- C A Bid, 109 Fourth St. Portland. . TAILORS. NtcoU the TaUor, fashionable UUorlng. 108 Third St ; We can for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for f LOO pet month. 433 Washington Bt, - PanU 84 to 110. aulta I IS. 50 to 835. Char ley Lee, 105 N. Third St , Bon Ton Tailoring Co, 84 Third Bt,' opp. Chamber et Commeree. TRUNK FACTORY. Portland Trunk Co, W Third -St, whole sale and retail; send for catalogue. . Phillips Trunk Co, HI Morrison street Old trunks taken m exchange. Harris Trmik Co., trunks. vaUses, satch els, etc, 231 Morrison St . , . " - .HJ ..... TYPEWRITERS. V The BmitFPrernWrLTypewrlter; Vb . street. All makes ot typew rlters for rent SuppUes for all machines. JU ft M. Alexander ft Co, agents. IIMRRELLA WORKS. ' PorUand UmbrsUa Works. Umbrellas and parasols maao to eraer. . 1 " Mrs. C. Cornelius, Allsky Big, .Third and Morrison. Clrclee Fridays, sittings daily. WALL PAPER, Ernest MUleV ft Go. Wallpaper and dee- ora tlona 127 First St - BANKS i CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE-. wttfc Which 1 amalgamated THB BAnTO BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up oooovmj waras, annlieallon. iviv . ZZ w anagafv t rr A T1LTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 185, Transact General Banking Business. PfJ-t allowed on time deposits. - Bastern BtaiaS Exchange and Telegrapnie Trans- cag. h?d varteuspolnts In Oregon, lTuo. and Brit-h Frankfort ana MltSS BAN KIN (J able to all 5ltr Gold ' dust CollecUons - a specialty, , w bought'..; '''"''r- ' i"'i ' '" 11 " ' eLONDOl ft SJWStU BANK - -. i. rX Broad street London. VK."rr'transacts a genen" """' businnTake. loans, J"-" t bsueo letters ot rhl,JTt mercban . Intarest pat'l on ' ' . , .. ., ,-. a. 1 At-&A.r" UNITED 8TAT '' Trsnvat't' a Drat; ' . Vli'-. r "' 1 ' f ' - r cause. U l the best, , v ... , Or nt Lighting Co.' advertiiement. - t! runt sirscw - '.. , , , I bld 3d and VYasn. sta. f none South 01.