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the paper that goes to"
:; -j, alltipte
Help Wanud. per Lin 8
Employment Wanted, per Lin., to
.For Rentper Line Is
Wanted Rooms, per Line ...... 80
Personals, per Line .........,.. le
For Bale,, per Lin - BJaj
Contraot Rate en Application,
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, . fb lons-xpected ha h-PPned-f "
hi b$m to advahcer Thl raorninjr tn
tret Vai BoUOed tht - uotUM
fhli'maTl flwline today Irt .mill
Uaiis. -Butter lii weaksr.h bjjst
crttmwy belnp; quoted at l2V425o gwr
pound; dairy. 151Kc: tore.12VMJ44c.Jrha
receipt of butter the pant week have
been very Jr. California endin a
- timiBtially arge-uppiyi and 4b produce
tlon of Oregon butter baa been very
fcfrnvy. ' ' " ' '
The teceipta of poultry the paat week
liave been aomewhat liberal, but aa the
jJrtrtand i excellent, pricea are ateady.
The ateamer Columbia will arrive from
Pan Francisco late thla evening-, and on
Monday the eupply of freah greena will
be. more plenUfui. Oregon vegetablea are
banning to noma in and the ehortage
IP the market will be supplied.
Yeaterday waa an off day in the Chi
cago ir&rketa, the receipta of livestock
not cutting much of a flguro. The quota
tion! remain the aame.
Bran haa advanced a trlfla, the quota
lon now being 17 a ton. The grata
tnarket la etllj in a quiet condition.
Mohair has Begun- to. arrive, the flrat
thlpmenta being quoted at 12e.
, i JRAIN AND FLOPR.
Wheat-Nominal; Walla WaUa,- S3ci
tluateni, S4S5Mc; Valley, 364c v
fearlay-Feed, 12228 Perfon. r
Oata-No. 1 white. $1.101.25: gray.
tlour Beat grade. 12.80(33.40 per bar
el: graham, 2.6X&2 80. .
Mllbtuffa Bran, S17.00 per ton; mid
Bllna, tit: aborts, 118.60; chop, $17.50.
iuy-Tlmothy, $1213; clover, $7,B0fl
; Oregon wild bay. V3 per ton. ,
H BUTTER. EOQS. POULTRY.
Batter Creamery, 22M(25c; dairy, 15
So; store, 12tti4e. r- . ,-
E(T lkiiawo. ' '
Cheeae Full cream, twins. 13lWc;
Young America, 1413c; factory prices,
jaiio less.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, HSM.B0;. hens
ItfOftS per dos; Springs, t4.S0ra5.60 do;
-durks, mte.60 per dosen: turkey, live,
121il8o; dressed, 146160 per pound; geese,
Va 1 per osen. .... .
If VEGETABLES AND FRUIT,
Patitooa lUat . Rnrhankg. 11.1091. J5
r cental; ordlnai-v. litttal: Early Rose,
;l.S5&l.fi0 per cental: sweets. t2.2622.60 per
cental.
Onions 1.75Snt.26 per cental.
Tomatoes 1.75J per crate for Califor-
Jla; turnlps.67&c: carrots. 6S75c; beets,
L0016 per sack: cauliflower. 76g85c per
cental; celery, 5075c per dosen: pea, Hfi
tf Vk; per pound; asparagus, I2l2ftc; rad
ish. Per do.. 25c; green onion, per
do.. UVtflSo; cabbage, per ewt., fl1.25;
rhubarb, per box. 1.752.00; Oregon
rhubarb. 60c do, bunches; artichokes, per
do., 76cgl; lettuce, head, per doz., 25c;
lettuce, hothouse, per box. $1.75& ,
Oreen fruit Lemons, t33.50; oranges,
I2.2o0l per box; bananas, ..S.tSff; pine
apples, 5 per dozen; apples, 80c1.75.
Ctied fuilt Apples, evaporated, 78'io
pei",poi3 sun-dried .sack or boxes,
TilfomlnaKg," llliej peachrf. 8 Hot
pears, nltf8c: 'prunes. Italians, 8f4c; figs,
California black, H4c; do white, 6e
pltiUi, pltleaa, white, 6c.
GROCERIES, NUTS. ETC.
Sugar Cube, $4.90; crushed. $4.0
powuered, S4.4u; dry granulated, $4.35:
trftrti C, 23.C5; golden C, 13.75; beet,
gfcnulated. $4.20 per 100 lbs., sack basts:
barrels, 10o; half barrels, 25c; boxes, Hue
per 100 lb., above basis; maple. 1&&10C
per pound.
Coffee Mocha, 2328c'. Java, fancy,
2832e .Java, good, 2ci24c; Java, orUl--nary,
182)c; Costa Rica faney, 1020c;
CMta Rica, good, 10-8 lite; Costa Rica,
ordinary, 10$12c per pound; Columbia
roaat, $11; ArbuckTes, 11.T5 llat: Lion,
fll.25 list: Cordova, li.75; Vosemlte, $11.
Bait Ftne table and dairy. SO per
sack, 74ciLlverpool, 77c; Worcester. 88ci
Barrels, Worcester, bulk, lbs., $0.75;
bale 2 to 10s. per bale, $3.10.
Honey Fancy white, 1415o; light am
ber.T 12W14c; dark amber. 1012c
Grain bags Calcutta, $a.l23.25 per 100
for July-August. .
Nut Peanuts, pV4o per pound for
raw, (S9c for roasted; cocoanuta, 859
too per doien: walnuts, 10llo per
pound; pine nuts, 10fil2Vic; hickory nut.
7c; chestnut. $3,6045.00 peer drum; Bra
all nuts. 17c; filberts. I5e 16c: fancy pe
cans, 14i314V: almond, 12Y16c.
Coat Oil Case. 20Vc per gallon; bar
rels, 18c; tank. 14c.
Rice imperial, Japan No, 1, Cie: No. 2,
CUc; New Orleans, 5(37c.
Salt Coarse, half ground, 100. per ton,
$20.10; 60 per ton, $20.85.
Beans Small white, 314c: large white,
ci plnft, io: bayot. Hc; limae, iXc- -
f HOP8. WOOL AND HIDES.
Hops 1314Ho per pound.
Wool-Nominal; Valley, 18915c: East-;
era. Oregon, 8&12Hc; mohair. SaGiUfce
per pound. - - -' -
Sheepskins Shearings, 1520c; short
wool, 25Q5c: medium wool, 8000c; long
wool, Oci8 $l each.
Tallow Prime, per pound, 344c; No.
I and grease, 2Ue8c.
Hides Dry hides, No, 1, 16 pound and
up, l&SUSVie per pound; dry kip. No. 1,
C to IS pound. 15c; dry calf. No. 1 under
B pounds, 16c; dry-salted, bulls and stags,
one-third less than dry flint; salted hides,
steers, sound, 60 pounds and over, 80Ci
M to 60 pounds. 7tt&8: under 60 pound
and cow, 7c; tas and buy, sound, 69
BMiC: kip, sound. 15 to 80 pounds, 7c;. veal,
sound, 10 to 14 pound. 7c; calf, aound,
under 10 pounds, 8c: green (unsalted), lc
pet pound leas; cull lc per pound leu;
horse hide, salted veach. $lJiO2; dry,
each, $161.50; cbjts' hides, each, 2560c;
goat skin, common, each, 1015c; An
gora, with wool on, each, 25c$l.
Mohalr-21c per pound.
MEATS AND PROVISIONS.
Kresh Meat Beef, 7c; pork, CHo;
irea, 78c:' mutton, 80 per lb.;dreed,
VH7o per lb.
Ham, bacon, etc. Portland pack
Western) hams, 12H8134c; picnic,
y&Wkc pound: breakfast bacon, 144?16c
pound: light sides, 134c pound ; backs, UU
bvttyc; dry salted aide, llH$j12Uo pound;
dried - beef setts, 16c; knuckle.
18o per pound; Eastern packed
ham; 12Ke; fancy, 1314c; picnic, lOo;
shoulders, 10c; dry salted aide, ' un
smoked, UKc: breakfast bacon, 14q;
bacon sides. 12c; backs, unsmoked, llo:
emoked. 12c; butt. llflJo.
Salmon Columbia . River, one-pound
talis, $1.85; two-pound tall, $2.60; fancy
one- pound flats, $2; H-pound fancy flat,
$1.25; Alaska talis, 3c; two-pound tall,
$2.00. ,
Lurd Pure leaf, 12cj kettle" rendered,
2e; tlrc basis. ,.
! SALEM BRIEFS.
, ; 1 (Journal Special Service.) . " ;
SALEM, April 6. The unusually large
' umber of hop contract which are being
hied baa resulted in a new record being
made in the office of County Recorder
Roland during- the paat month. Pour hun
dred, and four dollar and forty cent
w a received in all, this amount ' being
about $60 mora than has ever been re
. ajived ir Hf on previou month inoe
' tbe sreseot , incumbent ha been to of
fice four years. '.. ' v. , '
Th Stat Treasurer today received th
flowing payment of State taxes; From
Harney County, $7160 State and 800 Ag
ricultural College tax from Grant Coun
ty. $34 Stat and $230 Agricultural Col
let ta ' "
MARION DEMOCRACY
: mmMm4 fc
A Quiet Convention U Bctalleld
- . :-'- irj Salem. '
"jrourni Siiol4ii-vic.- j
; SALEM. AprU t-Tho pmoer4t
county convention being: held In Salem
today 1 a comparatively quiet on. There
I littl cohteg fof thi'ma of the place
and Interest oentkr th th nomination
for SUW Senator an4 for. ioint Senator
with Linn County, for-' StaU"; Senator
L. H. McVahon, rh ha recently de
clared himself a candidate a an Inde
pendent, 1 moving heaven and earth to
bav the pemocrata leave bint an pn
lug. claiming that, a he 1 avowedly
opposed to Crolsan. th"B,epublloan nom
inee, a victory for him would p equal
to a triumph for, the Democrats. Thla
some of the Democrat view a scheme
to divide ther vtrengtH and to Jand
either McMahon ?r Crolsan whom they
claim is atth bottom of the , plan In
the office.4 Thl Impression being preva
lent, there 1 a, strong probabUity that a
straight Democratic ticket will be named
throughout.
. The possibility of fusion with the dis
gruntled faction1 of the i Republlcsns I
so severely frowned upon as to hav
dropped out of flight entirely.
For Governor, George Chamberlain of
Portland received an enthuslsjtlo ln
doraement aqd th opinion I freely ex
pressed by many well-informed politic
lah that hi popularity in Marlon Coun
ty will be a hard obstacle for the Re
publican nomine to aurtnount
At this afternoon' session little pro
greM had been toads, but It i well un
derstood that Holme of Salem and Tom
Unson of Woodbw will the nomlaea
for State $natorff and that John Jeffrey
of Salent wTU be the nominee for Joint
Senator with Linn, th office for which
the lat 8. L, Hayden was slated. B. B.
Colbath wilt probably receive the nomina
tion for Sheriff.
DIMM
Another Ticket May Be
i Named In Marion
County.
(Journal Special 8ervlce.)
SALEM, April 5.-Dissatlsfactlon with
the, action .of ,the)recentr Marlon County
Republican convention 1 Wte gerieVal
here and may result In the candidacy of
so many - disappointed . ' aspirants for
county office e-!erokr, ;inenace the
success of tho partytlokot,' The latest
Indication of thi is to be seen In th
proposal, first broached . publicly today,
to. nominate J.vHeary Haas, ai old-time
resident oC SaJm, foil County Treasurer
as ari Independent Mr. Haas has not as
yet definitely decldedto utand. but it 1
throught there Is Utile doubt that he
will accent the proposal.
WEBVOOT CAMP.
Woodmen of The World Ready
tor the New Building.
A regular meeting of Webfoot Camp,
No. K, W. O. W., took place last night
at their tegular meeting halt at which,
some of the most ' prominent members
of the order were ' present. The camp
voted to subscribe v,00O for stock foe
the proposed "Wodmea JIall. In addl-'
tlotv to the tpolc aubRprlbed, prominent
members promised that individually they
would take large blocks of stock.
The required stock ha, nearly all been'
subscribed for and plan wilt toon be
completed for erecting th hall. The
Woodmen, wish ,to purchase a quarter
block if possible, a the cost of the build
ing to be erected will depend on the sit
chosen. . '
The money for the building will be
raised by. bonds and a mortgage on the
grounds.
During' the meeting H. Claussenlu
handed in his resignation as banker of
th camp and T. J. Murphy waa elected
to fill out the unexpired term.
Pencil Pushers' Jaunt.
The annual convention of the National
Editorial Aaeoclatlon, which convenes at
Hot Spring. Ark.; April 15-18, will be
largely attended' from the Northwest.
There are. five different editorial associa
tions in the Northwest affiliated with the
National. , These will send it delegates.
The party leaving Portland will consist
of J. E. Zane of the Oregon Reporter, M.
fZK Wisdom of th Rural Spirit and Al
bert Toner, president of the National Ed
itorial Association, who will represent
Portland. Tha party will be poined at
Cheyenne by the Wyoming and Utah del
egation. Colonel F. J. Parker of the
Wall. Walla Statesman and president
of tha Lewi and Clark, State Coramls
sioa, will deliver an addres on the IMC
Centennial. . April K W: Oregon Day at
th Charlerton Exposition, and tha dele
gate win leave Hot Springs for that
nlty en AprU n. '
WOMEN MAY PRACTICE.
(Journal Special Service.)
.ANNAPOLIS. Md., AprU tW-Th house
by a vote of $4 to I passed tha senate bill
to permit the admission of women as
members of th bar. An amandment was
adopted jto the affect that aa one should
be denied admission to the bar, "on ac
count of race, color or previous condition
of"rvUude.',-'-r',v '.:' (i -u ;:-;;-i:-f "
Tha cne passed th bill as amended
by the house, and It only need th lg
natur ,o? t" governot to beoome a law.
Much opposition to th house amendment
was shown, but rather than endanger the
bUI it friends ta tha senat accepted It
Tha bUI waa tatroduced la th Interest
REAL
ESME
RrRJMS,FW
MOrOYTO LOAN
EXCHANGES MADS,
DUSmSS CHANCES
6-room saw housa, bateraaot, batri
pantry; etc.; ebole location, central
taat sldtv Easy terms, only f i3r,
oWoom modern house, bathi base
ment bay window, bam, 4 tr'a ,ot
la frulU and flowers, household furni
ture, cow, etc.) west slope Alt. Tabor.
Owaer leavlas; the state and anxious
to sen. - ' ;
.,..i.. " . .- t'i-8-room
splendid house, full, base)
meat, awnings for windows and doors;
corner lot la best part of SunnyeMe,. .
S-roorn cottage, bath, bay window,
barn, 4 lots, fruits and flower, over
looks Willamette river.
J. A. HENKLE I
OR $
A. A. BAKER, f
19-221 Ablngton Buildins
k:,I9j5IThW Street
Oregon Phono Hood 634
' . r t 7 1 ? f ' i- l i
-J,
, AH treat cities on navitfablc
t a a is I S V
streams start at tne neaa 01 naw
kation and build down stream.
This rule has no exception. The
railroad to St Johns opens the
way for Portland to follow the
rule. There will soon be a solid
city to the point of the Peninsula,
and . University Park will be the
center of wealth and culture of
all the city between the rivers.
Nobodv will dispute tMs stai
rriM-1 jf you are a wahier het
steo into ahv olace of business
and ask, "What is the course ?
the business growth of the city XI
The answer will be as above
stated. Now is the time to jet
a few lots at University Park
while they are yet cheap. We
have Columbia University, Port
land public schools and Bull Run
water, street cars, homes costing
from $1000 to $10,000, graded
boulevards, (graded streets, side
walks, electric street lights. Lots
$75 to $200 each. Terms $5
cash and $& monthly. No inter
est, no taxes, no shanties, no
saloons. Abstract with: each deed.
UNIVERSITY LAND CO.
: 151 Sixth St, near Morrison
of Miss , Etta MacMox, , who graduated
from a Baltimore) law school last rear.
but waa debarred by decision of th
courts front practicing in th stat. The
young woman haa worked tor th bill at
Anniolls .during th large part of th
session.
WONDERFUL CAVE.
. - - ,
Journal Special Service.)
BUTTE, Mont; April S.-A special to th
Miner from Kendall say a most won
derful cave was discovered in the Abbey
mine. lit extent and novelty thla eave
surpasses anything- of tha kind yet en
countered In 'a gold mine. '
A peculiar feature of thl freak of nature
is that it is found in an immense or
body.
The main chamber in tha ear present
a most beautiful appearance.' Portions of
tha wall are decorated with masses of
crystallised lime, and the root is hung
with stalaotlte. On th floor of th cave
ar hundreds ef ton of ore that ha
been broken down from th vein, .aa one
side ef the cave la formed by tha foot
wall of the ore body.
ANOTHER FREAK WIDOW.
siMeMsB ' i'yf 'fi 'ip:',-
ALTON, ILL., April . WilUam' Cal.
th Alton man sentenced to 1M daa la
Jail a a lasy man. was given his freedom
Easter Sunday. -Hi wife was given a di
vorce last Wednesday. Cola, on leaving
jail, thanked the chief of police and hu
man officer, Mrs. Demuth, for securing'
a divorce tor his wife. Ha said he had
triad for years to vat rid of fter-that h
always abused and persecuted htm. He
say an aid lova of hi la Missouri Had
of his taouble, told him sha. I now a
widow and loves him yet Bill loves her,
toa. and aay they will be anarried abort
ly. Tha police saw the letter1 from Mis
souri and verify his atory, i;;
Vaikouverys.! PoMand.i:fe
A Joint debate will ha held at tha Part
1aad High School. 8aturaay evening,, April
M, between PortUad and Vancouver
Hbjb School pupUa. Th queiUon will
bet "Resolved,. That . Chines - laborers
should ; -aaoludeaV from th VnHd
Stat.. Th pom debater will cham
pion tha negative aide at tha ueUoa. : r .
NEW TODAY.
F08 SALE HOUSES ANO LOT8.
iO-Moifiera' i-twa : house, fluaaysldeT
lloa-4 lata windmills. M Bn fruit tree,
bearing, near car line.
lNfrr acres oa baa nn near Mt. Ta-
bor.
Mi mrl(H. A blka. froaa Burkaart Bldg.,
. Union ave. north.
noLot on.llth straetnear Dlvlaioa st
i0 acre to axchang, for lot.
U0Q-IW-acres, all in Cultivation, to e
. change. ; " "
blJCL ItyGirrp, tS4 Alder St
HELP WANTEjO MALE.
Blacksmith ...v.;.i;.i..; 12.60 to $3
1 loggers, all KlndA..w w up
Edgerman. 13.60; planeman S2.Z5
10 mill and yard men ... 11.75 to K
Drag saw man. S3: boom matt 12
I mill carpenters $2.
Mea and team, .city and country. M to V
Man and wife, camp, US; one ranch. .$25
Fole cutters, lc ft.; wooochoppers, sue to
1.25; 18 farm hands. Its to H0.
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT CO., 226H
Morrison; branches, 247 Burnslde and 51
. North Third.
WANTED I or 8 live, energetic canvass-
. . I . . .1. ...11 . , ......
nul office. SS Yamhllt
WANTED-JIv bright boy about If
year old, to carry Journal Routes. Call
at enca. Th Journal, m Yamhill.
WANTED? ar food husky boys. Call
at once, vu xamnui.
BUSINESS CHANCES. M
TR 55mTo3 g I ngfi o u ; airfresfiTcKan
ana new.-
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.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
The A me Mercantile Agency la in a po
sition to advise you as to business con
ditions In Oregon. They can And you a
purchaser for your present business, or
a new location.. , ,, 3 .
DANDRUFF CURE.
, Shields. Third Bt N. Herplclde, lo-
dividual application or by the bottle,.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Good Sdgar Pine Claims to locate timber
claims on. Call at once. W. H. Rldg
ley. Room 8, 140 First St.
Lots In Polntvlew Addition at half price.
Motter A DonnellJifi Stark street.
REAL Estate and General Business
. Agency. D. & Budd, 110 First St.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
HALL'S safe, standard of the world;
safes sold on easy payment; trade your
old safe for a new, one. Norrta Safe &
Furniture wagon, trucks, hacks, coupes;
also 200 other vehicles, 250 sets harness,
100 saddle. Tomllnson ft Hall, 'Hi
Washington street.
FARM One of the finest farms In Yam
hill County1, 110 acres, 85 acres In culti
vation living Water;. 1 fine orchard; ,
mile to good town and railway station.
Box Mi, Postofflee, .. .
AGENTSJ WAPtTEp-f
Live, energetic -young1 -men tor rout
agents ,at BeJUwqod, Fulton, Southern
.Portland, Mt. Tabof. Irvlngjon, Rich
mond, waverly, Bt. John) Peninsular,
Oregon City and Vancouver. Address,
The Journal, U8 YamhlU street
LADIES TAILORING.
LADIES' tailor-made suits; fancy em
broidered and , applique dresses and
trimming. Stepnarfs, 289 Alder St
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY to Loan on. City iota and tm-
S roved farms. W. A Shaw ft Co., 843
tars Street. ' "
ELECTRIC W0RK9.
PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 392
Washington St
Western Electric Works, 80S.. Wash, st
FINANCIAL.
T000 to loan at 5 and par cent Wm.
Beck, 821 Morrison st ...
TICKET OFFCIES.
Overland Ticket Office, 15 to 120 saved to.
aU points. 140 Third St y
C. H. THOMPSON'S Cut Bate Ticket Of
fice. 128 Third Bt. Phone Main 628.
TEAS AND COFFEE.
Haines Tea"stor?rFamou8 MUtleto Tea.
Fifth St., bpp. Postofflce,
TURKISH1 BATHS.
W. F.' HubbardTBest Turkish Bath in
the city. 714 IHkum Bldg.
. . SAFES. ,. .
Safes for Banks and Merchants, bought
and sold; lock-outs opened; general re
pair. Jails. J. E. Davla. 68 Third St
OPTICIAN.
D. O. Gengrich, the leading- graduate op-
llclan, 227 Yamhill t
PHY8ICIAN8 AND 8URQEON8.
Dr. AmeUa Zlegler, 608 Marquam Bldg.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott ,18 years' expert
ne In disease of women. Write or eaU.
808 Balmoa at
PLUMBERS.
Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and a team
fitting. 88 Bixtr street.
" 8LOT MACHINE.
Alt styles: repairing; phonographs; rec
ords. Transcontinental Machine Co.; 343
Waahlngton St.
TECHNICAL SCHOOL.
The International Correspondence Schools
Bcranton, Pa. John ..VaU. 21T AUsky
Building. .
LODGING House
At 1 8t and Morrison Sis.
Prosperba ktuslfless ror Sale) Cheap
MOTTER A DONNE tL.
345 Stark SL.
ReJ Estate; ReiUftlsJ
- Sales, 8mi,lisrai.cci '
Reenf X CfcainW ef Conmwrca.
Rountree & Diamond
M Real ' Estate-
' Loans' atid Insurance. ' '
Phon Grant 291 241 Stark St.
ATTORNEYS.
Paxtea, Beach ft Slmoa. 0 Chamber ef
.Xomnere.
---. tgammamm !
H. K. Sargent Oeaaral Practice, notary
public, 6M-039 Chamber at Commerce.
R- A. Frame, 1 Maraam Bldg.
Charle A. Lutas, Room t Chamber f
Commrc. ;
Jam Oleaton, a aad 8 Mulkey Building.
ACCORD I ON PLAITINCL
-
Miss O. Ooold. 01 Marquam Bldg.:
cord Ion and knife plaUng and pinkl
ac-
Ing.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
George Tv MurtonV S18 Cham, of Cobu
Phone Brown eOa. Bookkeeping, ex
pertlng .teaching
-A88AYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel, Aasayar and Analylst; gold
dust bought. 28.. Stark st
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
Fred A. Ratlin, 4.1 2d st Tel. Oak 76. Ves
sels and machinery of all kinds de
signed. BARBERS.
Joseph Reidei, aHldorrlson'st
Fullllove ft Moore, 2S2 Washington.
C. V. Hare, 146 Fifth street.
Brownings Navajo Herb and Vine Roots
for Dandrfuft and falling hair, ISO 1st
' BARBERS' SUPPMES;
G. N. v. Wilson Co., 80 8th "st., leading
barbers supply house Paclflc Coast.
LEWIS-STENOER Barber Supply Co.
Grinding of all sharp edge tools a spe
cialty, 151 First St.
BICYCLES.
Fred T. Merrill' Cycle Co., 1CJH th st.
BILL P09TINQ.
3. T. Williams Posting Co., 846 Morrison
street.
BILLIARDTABLES
The Brunswick-Balk oTlender Co., 4
Third atreet.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. Dryera OT Third tretJ
Lea Selling, 167 Third atreet
J. Sanger; Repair Shop, 449. Washington.
Th Nelson She Store, 43.. North 8d at
Mark Shoe Store, 253 Morrison St., near
3rd. Agents Jennes Miller Shoe.
BUTCHERS.
B. F. Jones, 1T2 3d street.
Union Market. Phones, Ore. North 1400,
Col. 1490. 12 Burnslde street.
Paclflc 'Market. Phone, Grant 1411. 864
Washington street
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth ft Howard Co., CIS Chamber of
Ciammerc. . .',
CARPENTERS AND BU I LD E RS.
JmTaTH elton,Carpent TinT"BuTider?
M7.8Urk st.; office and store fixtures
built an4 remodeled, altering and re-,
pairing bouses. Phone Main 747. '
CAFE8.
The Bell Saloon, 836 Washington street
The Hoffman, 83., Third street.
Th Knob Hilt Saloon, 641 Washington.
Th Oriental Cafe, 829 Washington st.
CHIROPODY ANDMAICUJJINGj
Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801
AJIsky Bldg., 3d and Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's
Shoe Store, 294 Wash. st. Phon Hood
728.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Fred Boskowlts, 27S Washington at
Dreyfus 4k Germalne, 201 Third street.
Plasa Cigar Btor, . 211 Third t
Tb' Ratiroad Cigar atore, 334 Wash, st
M. BuiWt'81 Third at North;'
Slg Slchel ft Co., Mfg. Tobacconist, 98
Third street Portland.
CYCLEI8TS AND MACHINERY.
E, P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Vldett Bicycle, Aluer st Phon Red
1963. r
Sewing Machine and Bicycle, 835 Mor
rison street.
CURIOS.
Andrew Kan ft Co., Morrison and 4th sts.
D. M. Averill a Co.. Col. phon 703. 831
Morrison St., Portland.
CONFECTIONERY.
A J. Coffman, Chocolate and Bon Bona,
350 Washington t.
W. J. Powell, Candle and Cigar, 420
Waahlngton street.
Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con
fectioner, 430 Washington st.
CORNICES 8KYLIGHTS.
Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron cor
nice. J. C. Bayer, 265 8econd at
CREAMERIES.
.u ,.rtt 7-
La Grand Creamery Company, butter,
eggs and cheese, 264 Yamhill st Phone,
Ore. Main 77a .
Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc.. 267 Burnslde St.
COAL AND WOOD.
i. .
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of
eoal and wood, 844 Morrison..
Banneld-Vysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
80 8d st Phon Main 853 and Col. 873.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.
Dr. C, U Gee We, 13JV. 3d t, NE. cor.
Alder.- '.
1 " -"; 1
DECORATORS.
H. P Xlhri'stensen, wall" papera and
painter,. 141 8th, sUeet. corner Alder.
E. H. Moorehouse ft C., wall papers, 807
Washington street -z.
DENTISTS.
Cvf. Pre'TorioTHam
8. M. Hamby, D. D. 8.. room 3 Wash.
Ingten bldr- Washington., and 4th sta,
: t 1 ' 1 ''" "V-
Theodore S. Thomson. BO-51 Washington
bldg,. Waahlngton, and 4th sta. Pbon
Hood 414. -
P. B. tantworthy, 201V Morrtoon. 8t
Hlckey & HlCkey, room SIT to 818 Dekum
bid., 84 and Wash. sta. Phon South 1.
DRESSMAKERS.
Mis LpughHa, 14 Lewis" bldg.' " .- k
Mra ft J. Ortvr, MUlinery parlera, ream
4Ud Maeleay hide.
DRUGGISTS.
Qradoa Meehler, tl lyt street.
O. P. 8. Plummer, 860-262 84 trt,
C. A. Watson, 88 North 84 street
Row ft' Martin, th and Wash sta,
Frank J. Strelblg. 848 Wash, street
Laue-Davis Drug Co 178 8d st Phone 848
ELECTRICIANS.
ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 21. Cam
" bridge building. Phone Red Resi
dence Pink 1241.
Mrs. C. 8. Fery, m Morrison st
ENGRAVERS.
Hlcks-Chattea Engraving Co., Morrison,
Between ist ana za sis.
ELECTRO PLATING.
Oold. Silver, Copper, Nickel, eta. Peninsu
lar Plating Works. 8W Wash.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
CANADIAN Employment Bureau, 22
Morrison street Phone Grant 23L
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Bumsld st
Red Cross Employment Co., 128 1st t,
upstair. ,
ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help
free to employer. Phone North 23U.
Col. 287.
FORD'S Employment Agency, 14tt4 First
street, Portland. Oregon.
FURRIERS.
The Silverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., S8S Morri
son street
H. Llebes ft Co., 288 Morrison st. Phon
Main 24. :
0A SUPPLIES.
Paclflc Specialty and Gas Lamp Co., 841
Morrison street
OENT'S FURNISHINGS.
B. Oranlch, QenU' Furnishing. U N. 8d.
A. Roeensteln, Clothing, eta.. 23 N. 8d st
GROCERS.
yrEfesser "ft iSSSiS street
Owen H. Berpl ft Co., Fancy Orocerl,
863 Morrison street
C. O. D. 20th Century Grocers, Hamma
A Walker, 207 Third St Phon Clay 790.
F. 8. Godfrey. Family Grocery. Sixth
and Burnslde. Telephone Black 2ftiA
HATTERS.
Phoenix Hat Factory, W. G. Allen, prop.
887 Waahlngton L Phone, Red 8848.
HAIRDRES8INO, MANICJJRJNO
ParisTHa1rFto'r, 808Wah. t, ap-to-dat
hair dressers.
The Aristo Beauty Parlors, manicuring
and massage, 868 Morrison atreet
Mrs. F. 3. tynch. skiasna 'scalp 'pecial-
ist, 208 AUsky bide,
8d and Morrison,
ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlg-makln
and manicuring, 160 Fifth St. Phon
Mood 814. '
HAY AND GRAIN.
W.8. Lauthera, 110 North 3rd street lime.
shingles and cement
HOTELS.
Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe. 81 North
Third street, center Davis.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth
and Alder streets.
Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, Mo ta
81.60 per day. Front and Morrison eta.
Hotel McCauIey. B. F. McCauley, prop.,
810 Morrison t Phone, Col. 15, Ore.
North Ht
Merchants Hotel. Rates, H.80 a day up
ward. Third and Davis streets.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpets,
Parlor Goods, Stove, etc. See 1. Gov
urts Son, 17S-175 Flrat, 219-225 Yam
hill. Both Phone 804., .
INSURANCE.
G. Rosenblatt rooms B0rt28 Sherlock
bldg., 3d and Oak at. Phone, Main 132.
Puffer. Burgard .ft Co., 351 Wash, st
' - JEWELERS. .
Beldlng Bros., Diamond. Watches, etc.,
4S Third street
The I C. .Henrlchsen Co., Jewelers aad
opticians, 284 Washington street
The a Heltkemper Co., manufacturing
Jewelers, 388 Morrison st.
John A. Beck, watches, diamond, etc.,
807 Morrison street
Vanderburg Watch House, 148H 3d at
Unci Myers. Jweler, 148 3rd t
LAUNDRIES. i
Clean Towel Dairy. Comb,' brush, soap,
31 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40
42 N. Ninth st Tel. 418,
LIVERY 8TABLEB.
MIsner ' ft Hayden Fashion I4vry
Stables, th and Oak sts.
Burnsld Livery StabU. corner Fourth
and Burnslde sta. Phone Or. Black 89L
Frailer ft McLean Livery Stable. Both
phone 89. No. 200 to 208 6th street.
MASSAGE.
wT FauTkner, room It 861) Morrison
street
MINING COMPANIES.
Homeeuke Gold Mining; .Co:, M and St
Lewis bldg. .
MUSICAL.
FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo In
struction. Prof. E. A Smith, res. 864
Twelfth.
MONUMENTS.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work. 304 Third st. Estimates aa
first class work and stock only.
OSTEOPATH.
Ik b. Smith.' Parlors, room 40 Oregenlan
building. - -si-
Dr. I. W. AlklT.TOoma 33-83, Lawla bldgf.
OREGON VI A VJ COMPANY,
Lewis Bldg., Park and Morrison, ; Bead
for Health Book. Consultation free, v
PATENT MEDICINE.'' ;
Brinmeeameorriil
building. .
PRINTER AND STATIONERY.
3. R. 'Rogers, Job prlnUng. S.3 Morrison.
PAWN BROKERS. -
facie Heary, 48 North Third street
Portland Loan Office, Den Mara, pro.,
74 Third st. near Oak. Phon Brown 478.
" .PAINTS AND OILS ' 7 '
Fisher, Thorsea ft Co., Front aad Mar
rlson Bta. . .-.
PIANOS.
Soul Bros. PUao Co.. 888 Washlngtea Bv ..:
Ellrs Piano House, Hlgh-Orade Planes
and Organ. 8bt Washlngtaa BU . , ,.
Pianos for sale or rent B. Blnsheimer. ,
73 Third St.
Fisher Music Store. Everything la Musi,
Phone, Red 843. ISO Third St
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
S. W. RcbtnsohTomreerclal Photograph j
364 Morrison St
E. W. Moor. Crayon and Oil Portraits,
Third and Waahlngton Sta.
Th Photographic Co., Commercial Phe
tographar. Russell Bid. 4th ft Wash. :
REAL E8TATE. "
Lehman Loan and Collection Agency, 70S.
Chamber ojf Commerce.
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 929. 3!
Washington St
The King Real Rstat Aaaooiatlon. 72f
Chamber of Commerce.
E. F. Riley, 803 Chamber of Commerce.
C. F. Plympton, Loans Negotiated.'
AUsky Bid., Third and Morrison.
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans. 261 Washington. Mala 688.
R. H. DUNN, real estate and financial
agent. No. H?H First street, Portland.
Oregon.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial Hotel.
New Port Restaurant and Oyster House,
83. Third and 267 Pin Sta.
Strouse'a Restaurant, 328 Washington Bt
Billy's Coffee House, 34 Tamhll St .
City Chop Hons and Restaurant It Third
St.. N. ..... i
RUBBER 8TAMP8 AND STENCILS.
Chas. E. Potter ft Co., mfr. rubber
tamp, seals, stencils. 231 Falling Bid.
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY
Th latest quartlscope views, 83 3d st
J
8TORAGE AND TRANSFER.
P.. O. Wfk. nfflM Rfl TTirnt Rt-. bet. Star
and Oak: pUone 696. Piano and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious Are-proof brick warehouse! -Front
and Clay at,
Storage at low rate can b had at Fred
Bickel' torhoue, 81 N. Front Bt
Furniture, Piano and Bat"Mdvin "And
Packer. Charle M. Olsen, 128 First
street
STATIONERY.
Th Kilhana Stationery Co., 287 Morrison.
I. - d o- i '.' ":v
James R.)wbig, Bookseller, T. MbCJ Air
' ma" Fourth Bt, Portlattd. " ' :
TAILORS. ' ;
NlcbU the Tailor, fashionable tailoring,
108 Third St
We call for. clean, press aad deliver en
suit each week for 81.00 per month. 438
Waahlngton Stj
Pants 84 to 810: suits 813 80 ta 835. Char
ley Lee, 10& N. Third St
Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third 8U epa
Chamber of Commerce.
TRUNK FACTORY.
Portland Trunk Co., 60 Third St., whole
sal and retail; send for catalogue.
Phillip Trunk Co., 811 Morrison Street,
Old trunks taken In exchange.
Harris Trunk Co., trunk, valises, satthY
1. tc, 231 Morrison St .
TYPEWRITERS. -
thaTsnuthtKamT 3
street. AH makes of typewriters for
rent. Supplies for all machines. JU
M. Aiexanaer c -o., m
iiusRCIIl WORKS.
PialTdUmbriUaoTks
parasols mad t order. 190 Third St
MmC. Cornllu. Alisky Blg.Thlrd aad -EorZinn.
Circli Friday. ittlng dally.
WALLPAPER.
Ernest Httler ft CoTwaTTper aad dee
eratlons. 127 First St.
BANKS.
cTNAmANBANK OF COMMERCE-
with Which is amalgamated
THBBANKOF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
capital paid p ";-;::;":;;;S;
BTra7sacUaGeneraV BnkingBulneea, '
. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
E. A- WTLD, Manager.
1 inn ft TILTON, BANKERS ' '
. ESTABLISHED IN 1859. ,
available in Europe aad tha Eastern
tarn sold On rw . vi - t. r i
ro St Louis, Denver, Omaha, Baa
cago, di. r" ";.. Aninta-ln Oreron.. -
&Wttt: British .
coiumms- - - . wna. Brila.
Frankfort and. Hong Kong. t
MERCHANT NATIONSBANK- V -
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TRAJSBAVo:.gOSINE88.,.,.i. ,
S5k ;pdT.t?eMot ;irs;u.d
miZ ti sTi narts ef th world. - .
Snuiksa specialty. ; Oold du.l
bought.
cLONDON AN FRANCISCO BANK.
Chamber ef Commerce building, Third
tnamoer at.rlt .tncta r
bSmemVOTan. duKunt. bill, anl
LCTtSd to T purVhi whandts
InZr eltT o ?hTworld. .Deal la for.
lanTnd .dome. Ue g'. . .
r.X MACRAE, Manager.
mi'rTKD STATES NATIO VAL B A N K
Tr"et. General Banking Rum,,-..
D?Jfr. available in all '
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