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Newspaper Page TextPEUS0XAL ADIESI pound: DR. fe. LA FRANCO 8 COM- spoedy. regulator; 36 rents, druiflill or enall: booklet tree. Jr. La Franco, Pnlladalphla, P. IiWfB BT'bULL. AKiTTStACTIVEj Sexlne Pills cure alt weakness; II mk. f for 16: full cuarcntae. Address tr call the J A. Clmenon Drug Co. J'JfckHONS OFlAKRiAGEABLE AGIST either ex. desiring acquaintance, send lOo tor circular.. Portland Introducing liuretu, room I. mm it t cr bit SANDKKSON CO.. BAV IN AND Cotton - Hoot sure remedy for relayed periods. tJ per box or 3 boxes 16. Dr. Vitrei. 181 Vi 1st st CLAIRVOYANTS AND , PALMISTS Prcf. Vrecman. Tbe Greatest Living Is the medium you want to see if SICK. WOUKIKU IN DOUBT OR TPOllBLE ' The Business Medium." A CLAIRVOYANT WITH POWER 26SV4 Morrleon at., bet. 3d and 4th. AT Tllh COSMOS. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES. Without askina- a Question. And never having soen you before, HE TELLS YOUR FULL NAME. Address, occupation and the object of your rail. Telia whom and when you will marry, and many thing about your life that will convince you that VltKK MAN' hns no living equal ns a psychic. Infallible advice on nuslne, changes, love, inarrlaire, positions, lan J a. sale, timber, mines, etc. He reunite the . ., , , .... . . vt.v,:.v, sopnratea, Drinil aoout quim nna nappy MISS, ETHEL .WARD. MANICURING l marriage with your choice, and brings ana cniropooy; y" nappiness ana succ. oniimaciinp DAXK8. a-lKST NATIONAL BANK. Portland. Oregon. . , I4 CAPITAL ANU SURPLbfl, 11,600.000. NO INTER ET PAID ON ACCOUNTS. IT rNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OK I"OKTLAND, 'OREGON. , JVOrinwerfX v.ornur iiuiu uu vjnu oir ! . i r,.n..ri. n.,,rni Unnklnir business. DRAFTS ISSUED Available In AH Citlea of the United State and ICurope. Hongkong and Manila. 'Collections mndo on Fuvnrsble Terms. , i . 1 President J. C AINSWOUTH Ctilr. ........... .K, w. BtHMbim Vleo-President R. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier. W. A. HOLT Assistant Caahler A. M. WRIGHT CRlNcTYWltllATKRIAL AND HAVE , your hata made In pood atyle at a rea 'sonahle price. Mra. Paine. 97 Belmont at., SunnyBlde. t . . ' JSWORANT. mAis'IU'RIST. liASRK tcrned to the city; will be pleased to nee both old end new patron. Room 6, ADD & TILTON. HANKERS Portland, Oregon. Kstabllsned IHi. , xv 'Ml. ADD C. E, LAJJD. J. W. LAD1). A- Trn,. . ii.nerai Knnklnc Utialnesa. SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT. Having hooka Iwetied on waving deponll. Jnlcreat paid on time dpott. I T ilUK IliVk' III.' C4L1KORNU-Kstuhllahed 1664, Capital paid up m.uuy.uuu I aurpius ana unuiviaeu pronia tiv.itj.au I liatiKlnc ami t.xcuanio duiiii irnticu. lanmi vu j.iui BA VINOS DEPARTMENT Account may be opened of 110 and up- Head Office. Ban P'rancleco. Interest on - Time ueneral llankln Ixnoalta. HA VI NO' man 1'uriliind uratich 'hamber of Commerce UuUdlnn. VVM. R. MACKKA Manaa-er I J. T. UtTRTCHAiCLL. . . Aes't ManaKer j mi i . - - " i BROKER'S WIFE HAS U BABY PINK STORE Infanta' Tilings on Imported llodt-l ' for Sale, ThougU Husband , Calks. f..:,'.:-.y,'-. I nail trvMted. aoi .la at. SiRrillKTOiASsKlJlaE, CAhlNEf v bath, aalt a-iow, cream meaaage; ret erce" U 5!l to meet norne refined lady or widow. K-7, Journal. 1 FRiATVVOOh. PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Home for unfortunate (tlrla; good care at confinement 0Allaky bld; OIU8KLDA 6HAMP60S."TiLKCTRIC mnct and maa-netlq treatment. ..n. i 19(IU. Id at. cirmNirciiooNo. lM6hfiiR c- uia root medicine; sella Chinese teit. eertaln cure for all qleees. cuaranteod or no fee aoceptel. k TO t. $5 Reading 50c FREE 12 Sd st. KVlDENwE RELATING TO UL8I NEa. divorce and politica gathered by an ' M.perlenced detectlvr.. A-lt. Journal. THE." BNOWDEN BATHS. 15W TH . st: vapor and sponge baths, vibratory magimee, Rooma ii and it. , bALM'OF KICJS FOR ALL FEMALE ' dlseflses. K. 84, N. JthSt East 40J4. SaT88A7T&rVAPOR A ND TfB BAT;H8 ; Tlady attendants. 11H cor. Waali. MANICURING . VQH LADIES AND ..MioniPii. iiii Morrlaon. room 2. JAoLes. Wrinkles, superfluous BaHT Itmovra. mrm. oiiij 9v rtviui-t, FACIAL AWTjBCAU MASSAGE; . - manicuring, lf-14. Z6H Morrlgon. iiASBAGhJ TUB DATHS. ROOM 18, 861 H Mor'a'n. formerly ?34H Wash. Inr. facial maaaagw. 110 Bumwlde at. ATTORXE1S GILLIAM GILLIAM. ATTORNEYS at law. 7ze c or oiog. mam mi Inters t a t e adjustment co., law collection 414 Buchanan bldg. M 1 A. H. TANNER, ATTY., () COMMh rltl block. 2d and Wash. Main 144. C." IL PIGGOTT AND H. J. BIGGER, . attorneys, rooma, 4-6-0. Mulkey bldg. ACCX)UXTANT8 is. h: collis. ' Ptihllo accountant and estate agent Auditing. Investlgatlne; and systeraatfs tnr. Permanent keeping of books and records ft specialty. 324 Worcester hlnHc. . . ' ' ' ASSAYEBS TVELLB A PROEBSTEL.- ASSAYERS. analyt. chemlats, 804 Wasn. M. 7S08. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE AND ORE testing wonts, lB Morrison mi. FOR ONE WEEK MORE. BRING THIS AD AND RKCEIVB ABSOLUTELY FREE One of my CONSULTATION HEAPING. Always Consult the Best .PROFESSOR KHIMO. Greatest living astral dead-trance clair voyant of the age: adviser on buainaa and all affairs of life: tells your full name and what you called for. whom you will marry, how to control tbe one you love, even tnougn mues away; re' unites tbe separated: gives secret pow ers to control; does all other advertise to do. Hours 10 to 8. dally and bundar Office, Nos, and 4. Grand theatre bldg., S52 W Wash., oesr Park at Phone Main HIT. MADAME JOHNSTON. CLAIRVOY ant, palmist: card reader, has re turned: glad to see old customer and new: reading daily and Bunday. Price reasonable. Hi 3d st, corner of Jef ferson. RT ikiiphants national HANK Portland. Oregon. J. FRANK WATSON. . .President K. L. vuiiHAM. vice-rresiaeni It W. HOYT. .' Cashier GEORGE W. HOYT Ass t Caaluer k. r. CATCHING Second Aeslittant Caahler. Transacts a General liunklng Uuslneas. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Av!lbl to All Prts of the World. Collection a Speclnlty M BONDS AM) I.W-LSTMICXTS. ORRIS liiJOTHEHS. Chumber of Commerce Uulldlng. Municipal, Railroad and Public Service CorporaUon Bond. OWNING-HOPK1NS COMPANY Establlalied IW BROKERS. STOCKS, BOND3, GliAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin. Private Wires. Rooms 201 to 204 Couch Bid Phones: M-336: A-2S37. D GKAND CKNTRAL STATION TLMK CAIiD. MRS. STEVENP IS YEARS PORT land's leadlnr palmist and clairvoy ant; for a reliable reading oi past, prev ent and futurecall on this gifted seer ess. 343 H Yamhill t corner 7th. MISS MAY ANDKEWB GIVES Gul card reading, 2 5c. 325 Main. M. 764K. MADAME LEMAR." SPIRITUAL ME dlum and palmist. 74 4th. cor. Onk. DANCING WALTZ, 'two-step." "three-atep" and stage dancing; lessons I5c; 7 ladles and gBntlemen Teacbera. Prof. Wal. Wil son's school, office and hall II. Selling Hlrsch bldg, lti Wash, bet W. Park and 10th; also dancing taught by mall. FkoF. H1NGLEH DANCING ACADEM X. ft select school; class or private les sons daily. H K. Morrison. Phone. Southern Pacific. ARRIVING PORTLAND. Oregon Express 7:66 a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger ..ll:30 a. in. Koseuurg Passenger 6:30 p. m. Portlmid Express 11:16 p. m. WEST SIDE. - Cor vb Ills PasMunger 4:36 p. in. Sheridan. Passenger 10:S0 a, m. l-vrcst Grove Passenger... 8:00 a. m. Forest Grove Passenger Jeffemuu Klrcet LeK)t. .. 7:40 a. m. Dallas to Portland .. 4:16 d. m. IxUlu to Portland .... Ovwego-Portland suburban Leaving Portland at 6:30 a. m., hourly trains during morning and afternoon. Last train leayes depot for Oswego at 11:30 p. m. LEAVING PORTLAND. Roneburg Passenger 3:15 a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger.. 4:16 p. m. California Expres 7:46 p. in. San Francisco Express . . .12:00 night WEST SIDE. Cnrvallls Passenger , 7:00 a. m. Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p. nt. Forest Grove Pasenger ...ll:u0 a. m. Foreat Grove Paksenger ... 6:40 p. m. Portland to Dallas Portland to Dallus 2:60 p. m. . .10:15 6:60 p. f PRINCIPAL 'FIGURES IN TRAGEDY.' Northoru I'acific. Tacoma & Seattle Exp. ... 8:30 a. nv. North Coast Limited North Coast & Chicago, Llm 2:00 p. m. I, Portland Expreas .... Overland Express 11:45 p. m. Overland Express . 7:00 a. m. 4:16 p. iil W:35 p. m. Now York, April 1. Mrs, Maud Hall Waterbury, . wife of Lawrence Water bury, broker and pola player, ha gone into, trade. With her friend, .Mist Mabel Crake, she haa-Undertaken the business of selling clothing; and other thing for Infanta at 11 West Thirty- seventh street. i If vnii lh wnn A Waterbury. outfitters to Infanta, overh tne - aoor. nut you may notice tno words woven Into the lace curtains at the windows. One has to ring the bell in order to gain admlttanoe. Once in the establishment a .line from the Immortal poem, "Mies Gtnla Jones," comes forcibly to mind "pink is for babies, for babies, for babies pink is for biibies." ' "You see, Mr. Waterbury, was very much opposed to ray going into this work." said the proprietor. "and and I well, I can, of course, tell you a lot of them, but aome af them are ratner puttiing. Every one or mem are , just like the imported; models, utougn, "Oh. Maude." murmured a. dreamy looklna: maiden In pastel green broad cloth, suddenly appropriating the door way as a frame, "we. It Voltaire or Kant or that other man whose name begins with 'IP that you wanted me to brlngr' - . , "The otner one. i minx," repueu Maude," finrerlng a confection of creatu Uce. "This." she continued, "is a Charlotte cornay, ana tuis - "Biases!" shrieked another voice in accents of unmitigated terror, and til dashed toward the window whence the sound cnnie. The baalnette stood In the window, and so did "BUsee." "Blages"- was oniv u iiiv Boston terrier, who was bout to test the resisting powers of luce ruffling. . WHITES DRIVE NEGRO PUPILS FROM SCHOOL Oregon Hallroad & Navigation Company. Pendleton Passenger ...... 7il6 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special ... 8:30 a. m. hpokaiie Flyer 8:16 p. m. Kan. City Chi. Exp 6:00 p. m. Spokane Flyer 8:00 a m. Chi.. Kan. City A Port. Exp. 8:46 a. m. Chicago-Portland Special... V:60 p. n. Portland Pan-iiger 6:16 p. lit. Astoria & Columbia IHver. Astoria A Seaside Express. 8.00 a. m. II Astoria A Port Passenger..l2:16 p. m. Astoria Express K:00 p. m. I Portland Express 10:00 p. m. C. P. R. Short Line. vU Spo 8:16 p. m. Via 6est.. Vic. A Vane. .... 2:00 p. m. Via Sumas 11:46 p. m. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. C. P. R. Short Line, via Spa' 8:00 a. m. Via Van., Vic. and 8eattle .8:15 p. m. Via Sumas and Seattle.... 7:00 a. m. DOO AND HOUSE HOSPITAL W. M. MILLER. V.B.. VETERINARIAN. 24 N 8th st Office 227 Flanders. Phone Main 7848. DR. C. E. BROWN'S DOG AND HORSE hosnlta . 108 N. 8th at Phone Main 40X8; A-40E8; residence. Pacific 340. CARNEY'S VETERINARY HOSPITAL 289 Gllsan st. Phone Main 14x4. ART EXPERT MOULDINO AND STATU- ry work. pUater casta and orna ments. Antique, Grecian. Roman and Florentine. O. Adaml Co.. 249 Columbia. BATHS. TT'BKISH BATHS. JOOOKEG. BLDG., ladles flavs. Rents nienu. m. im. TURKISH AND RUSSIAN. $1. 207 3D. Main 484. Other batha with pool. 26c BODLKY S TURKISH BATHS. IMPE rial hotel open day and night COAL AND WOOD THE TpOHTLAJjii FUEL COMPANY . Seasoned fir cordwood. 4 feet, $6.60; eawed. 86. Hardwood and coaL Yard 287 E. Morrison. -nona cam d-i LEITROM KENNELS. 46TH AND Di vision sts. Tabor 125. Dogs boarded. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS. 81 6th st. Contractors, electric supplies, motors snd dynamos, we Inetall plant PACIFIC ELECTRIC ENGINEERING Co. Motors for sale er rent; wiring and supplies. 118 2d st. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES C. R. Hansen, Jr. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Men, 28 N. 2d. Main 1628. Women, 343H Wash at, Main 2811 Help supplied free to employers. BLAB WOOD GREEN AND DRY, 32.50 to l.uu; nr ceruwoou, .uu, uiuvn wood. $4.75. Union Fuel Co., foot Mont minerv st Main 6768. A-38Sf. SOUTH PORTLAND- SLAB WOOD CO. Main 10B;- xnuuawwuu. $4.60; dry inside wood, $3.60; green elnbwood. $3.00 and $2.00. FIRST-CLASS DRY CORDWOOD. $6.60; sawed 60o extra. Churchley Bros., 13th and Marshall. A. 981. A-3S31 Promptly delivered Call Main 696$ Foot of Curry St WESTERN FEED A FUEL CO. House and hlacksmtth coals, coke. charcoal, kindling. Phone Msln 1018. TELEPHONE EA8T 7. F. B. JONES A CO;. Wood and coal. 181 East Water st. SUNSET COAL CO.. BEST LIGNITE coal in city. $7 per ton. Room 18. 263 AWler. Main C687. CHEAPEST FUEL STANDARD WOOD Co.. 347 B. Stark. East 2316. B-1895. LiOAL aHI WOOD-8UNNYSlDE AND vicinity. K 2067. Prompt delivery. FOR QUICK DELIVERY PHONE Oregon rniei ta. b4 Aincr, DRY FIR CORDWOOD. BAWED. $6.00 load. Beghers Wood Co. Main 6359. MOUNT HOOD FUEL CO.. 360 WATER t-jprompt aeiivfry. t-nonc mum VAMASH1TA WOOD COT- CHEAP -wood. E. 6th and Main. East 818, CARPET CLEANING JOYCE BROS.. PROPRIETORS OF THE JElectrio Cleaning works; carpets cleaned and laid, tooth dry and com pressed air cleaning; carpet retming our ' specialty; work guaranteed. Phone Main 273 and A-287t 370 Grant at Sanitary carpet cleauNIng. suc- tion and compressed air, carpets ' denned on floor. Main 663 and 3200. 3." HUNTER, ST'M CARPET AND MAT tress clean's, 650 Jeff, st., 214. A-1214. f CLEANING AND DYEING BUNNTS IDs"' SM" AMCLE ANnVaAND Dye Works; cleaning, repairing and dyeing. Work called for anu delivered. Tsbnr 1057, B-- ?. . 205 E. 34th st CLOIHES CLEANED AND PRESSED. $1.60 per month, - Unique Tailoring Co., sws star st. ii W, TURNER, DYER CARPETS GUARANTEE EMPLOYMENT CO. LOGGERS A MILLMEN Headquarter 7 N. 2d. Phone M 3007 at our expense. C H. MURRAY, Mgr. PORTLAND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Car Leave Ticket Office rnd Waiting- Room. Flrat and Alder streets. FOR OREGON CITY: 4:00, 6:30 a. m., and every 30 min utes (on the hour and half-hour), to and including 9:00 p. m.. then 10. 11; last car, 12, midnight, J GreHbam, Boring, Eagle Creek. Esta cada, Oazadero, Falrvlew and Trout dale 7:16. 9:16, 11:16 a. m.; 1:15, 3:45. 6:15, 7:25 p. m. Portland Hy., Light & Power Co. FOR VANCOUVER. Ticket office and waiting-room. Sec ond and Washington streets. . A. M. 6:15V 6:60. 7:25, 8."flf3, 8:35. 9:10, 10:30, 11:60 P. M. 12:30, 1:10. 1:60. 2:30, 8:10. 3:60, 4:30. 5,'lOj 6:50, 6:30, 7:06. 7:40, 8:15. 9:26. 10:8d', li:45. On third Mondny In every month last car leaves at 7:06 p. m. Dlly ex. Sun. "Dally ex. Mon. Columbus. Ind.. March 28. White children In tbe public schools of Ger man fowushlp. this county, drove all the negroes away, recently, and in the trouble many of the Utter were oeaten. Two or three wers seriously injureo. Cnnntv Simerlntendent Talklnaton In vetliriitel the affair, and finding the white, tn hhime threatened expulsion If there were eny mors riots with the negroes. m , . . One old negro, Who made complaint of the treatment of hla grandchildren, said he whipped them every morning before starting them to school In. or der thst they would be sure to be good, but every evening they came home with reports of mistreatment by the whites. Eua-ene Guard: This newspaper re port about Albanv "waking up" must be a mistake. Poeslbly. however, a resurrection Is In progress there. Oregon Electric Railway Company leaving Portland Sulom and Int. points 6:15 a. m. Salem and Int. points 8:25 a. m. Salem, Tualatin. Wllson- ville. W. Woodburn, Ltd.. 9:05 a. m. Salem and Int. points 11:05 a. m. Salem and Int. points 2:30 p. m. Salem, Tualatin, Wllson- ville, W. Woodburn. Ltd. 8:35 p. m. Salem and Int points 6:30 p. m. Arriving Portland. Salem nnd Int point 8:35 n. m. Salem and Int point 10:21 a. in. Salem, Tualatin. Wllson- vllle, W. Woodburn. Ltd.. 11:36 a. m. SnJem and Int points ....! 1:26 p. m. (-talem and Int. point 4:60 p. m. Salpni, Tualatin, Wllson- villo, W. Woodburn, Ltd. 6:10 p. m. Salem and Int points 7:52 p. m. MUSICAL B-MIT. THIKI.HORN. PUPIL OF PRO feasor Otakar Sevcik. violin and viola teacher. A-4160. 334 Pine. Pac. 29H. MUSIC STORE. BAND INSTRU ments. L. Seiberllng. 204 Tourney bldn.: 2d and Taylor. PIANO, VIOLIN, TROMBONE AND clarinet. Prof. Smith. 292 12th. M. 4708, A-8S80. 205U Morrison st Z7 Pi. Phone Pacific 229 2d st Phone Pacific 1300 GASOLINE ENGINES STATIONARY AND MARINE: ELEC- trie equipments; launches, accessories; wholesale and retail; engine repairing. Relerson Machinery Co.. 1-8 Morrison. STATIONERY AND MARINE GASO- line engines; - we manufacture them; get our prices. Fairbanks. Morse at Co. HOTELS HOTEL PORTLAND. EUROPEAN plan only. 83. $6 (fay. HOTEL OREGON, Eli HOPE AN PLAN PERKINS, EUROPEAN. $1 AND UP BKLVEIiKKE. European. 4th and Airter. HELLEVUE. EUR. 4TH AND SALMON MONEY TO LOAN REMEMBER, IF YOU WORK. WE WILL LOAN YOII MONET. . SALARY LOANS UPON PLAIN NOTES. ABSOLUTELY NO SECURITY. OUR RATES ARE THE LOWEST. WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK I STATE SECURITY CO, 704 DEKUM BLDG. MONEY. For all salaried people. Come and get It; cheapest rates, smallest payments In city; for any one that wants to make a loan privately and desires to.be treated honorably this is the place. HUTTON CREDIT CO.. 612. fifth floor. Dekum bldg. SALARY AND MORTGAGE LOANS TO salaried eranlovea and on ulanos. fur niture, warehouse receipts, horses, insur ance policies and all kinds of securities. New ra Loan & Mortgage co., zus Arlington bldg. dyed a specialty. Main 251I.-1 606 Jefferson at CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ' - s ' J. 3. RANKIN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Jobbing ' and remodeling a specialty. 287 Front st Phones Mala 6523; Wood lawn. 991. MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEO- ple and -others upon their own names without security; cheapest rates, easiest payments; offices 'in 66 principal cities, save yourself money by getting our terms first. Tolman, 223 Abln gton bid g. MONEY TO LOAN FOR BUILDING nur noses: can ba reualrt In monthly installments. Call for particulars. Co lumbia Life A Trust Co., 14 Lumber exchange Diae. TO LOAN LARGE AN-5 StliALE amounts on good real estate security at low rate of interest- C F. Pflugtr & Co., room 14 Muikey Diag., nortneast . ' n .1 lfn.,DAn ft.. MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO. J. PAR- ker. suite 4Z. MUner ow g., awn mar Up LOUIS violin, A CirrciTZ. TEACHER 211 Sherman, cor. 1st Pac. 189. REAL ESTATE J. M. Patenter & Co., 263 Russell st Phone 4649. Fire Insurance, loan, real estate. SIGN AND SHOW CARDS FOSTEK A KLKISER. SIGNS. THE largest sign maker in the northwest 6th and Everett sta. Phone Prlv. Ex. 66. Home A-1165. STC.NS THAT" ATTRACT" PORT land Slcn Co.. 287 Stark Pacific 1696. WHOLESALE JOBBERS M. A. GUN8T A CO, DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS. PORTLAND, OREGON, FARRELL. PRODUCE KVERDING aund coramisslon merchants, 140 Front st, Portland. Or. Phone Main 179. OREGON FURNITURE MANUFAC- curlng Co. Manufacturers of furat tu for the trade. Portlnnd, Or. J. W. OGILBEE, REAL ESTATE AND loans: eatab. 1883 14BU 1st. room 11. SAFES DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES Large stock; lockouts opened, Jails, metal furniture. J. K. lavls. 68 Id sL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DR. LILLEBELLE PATTERSON, SPE ciallst on nervous, acute and cbronlo disease. 217 Fenton bldg. Pacific 1190, DR. R. B. NORTHRUP. 416-16-17 DE- kum bldg.. 3d and Washington sta. Phona Main 349. Examination free. PAINTING AND" PAPERING FOR BEST WORK. PRICES RIGHT, pall P. A. Doane. E. 1095 104 Union ave. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Phone East 1356. PRINTING THE EAGLE PRINTING CO., NOT IN trast; close figures, good work. 38 Ruesel bldg., corner 4th and Morrison. MODERN PRINTER Y MOVED TO 148 6th st, opp. Meier & Frank's. OGILBEE BROS, PRINTERS CARDS. billheads, etc. Main 1858. 146H 1st. PATENT ATTORNEYS PROTECT YOUR IDEA WE CAN putcnt it Moulton A Scobey, attor neys, 604 Columbia bldg., Portland, Or. J. J. HIKSHHEIMER. 227V, WASH. ST.. ratent and pension attorney. PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. A. J. MAT- ter. B18 commonwealth bldg. RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY. P. D. C. Co.. 231 Stark, Tel. 1407. FIREPROOF AND BANK SAFES AT factory prices; second-hand safes. Monler Pale Co., 108 2d st. SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES SHOWCASES OF EVERY DESCRIP tlon; bank, bar and store fixtures made to order. The Lutke Mfg. Co. THE JAMES 1. MARSHALL MFG. CO.. showcases, cabinets, store and office fixtures. 289 Couch st Pacific 2181. R. H. B1RDSALL. DESIGNER; AGT. M. Winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hsmilton bldg. TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE company, office and commodious 4 story brick warehouse, with separate Iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val uables, northwest corner .of 2d and Pine sts. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping. Phones Main 696, Home A-1996. ; OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO. General transfer and ' storage; safes, pianos and furniture, etc, moved. Backed and shipped. 209 Oak st, between Front and 1st Phone Main 647, A-2247. WA.DHAMS A CO., WHOLSESALB GRO cers, manufacturers and commission menchants. 4th and Oak sis. LEW18-8TENGEH BARBERS' SUPPLY Co., barbers' supplies, barbers' furnl- turet barbwrs' chair. 10th nd Morrison. THJ GRATON A KNIGHT MFG. CO, ouk tanners, leather belting manufac- turers. Portland, Or., 61 1st st BATES-WIGHT CO, CALENDARS. AD- vertlsing novelties. 160 8th st. e '17 U: -N " VJ f 1' fl ill 1 ill ' f , ' :..'. f , . ,- ' " 'J : I - - . . f , , " f V ' : J ,Cr:. s ' WHOLESALE CROCKERY ANUOUbM- Prael. Hegele Co.. Portland. ALLB;N A LEWIS GROCERIES. TRANSPORTATION COOS BAY LINE The steamship BREAKWATER leaves Portland Wednesday at 8 p. ia- from Oak sareet dock, for north Bend, Marsa- field etna cooa say points. Freight re ceived till 4 p. m. on dsy of sailing. Passenger fare, first class, $10; second class, $7, including berth and meals. Inquire city ticket office. Third and Washington streets, or Osk street dock. WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR KENT, ON track: goods stored Western Storage A Transfer Co.. 321 Hawthorne ave. ROSE CITY TRANS. CO. ALL OR ders given prompt attention. E 2169; res. E. 1371. J. C. Flndley, msnuger. OREGON TRANSFER CO, 134 N. 6TH. Main 9. Heavy hauling and storage. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A TRANS- fer Co. Storage 824 Stark. Main 407. KADDERLY TRANSFER A STORAGE Co, 111 N. 6th. Main 1685: A-I686. CoIcsTibia River Scenery BEli -.'UK ln BXBAHEIS. Dally service between Portland and The DaHles, except Sunday, laavlnt Portland at 7 a. m . arriving about I . m, carrying frelgRt and passengers, plendlut accommodations for outfit and liveartock. Dfck root of Alder st, Portland; foot of Court at, Tbe Dalles. Phone Mojs 114. Portland. tTOBTH PACTPIO STEAMS IP C0.8 BT-AMSBXPS Roanoke and Ceo. W.Elder Sail for Eureka, Ban Prfnclsco and Los Angeles direct every Thursday at $ p. m. Ticket office 132 Third .near Alder. WANTED TO -BUILD BRICK CHIM neys, foundations, cement sidewalks, retaining walls by day . or contract Phone Main 1798. H. Oeddlng. F. E. KING. CONTRACTOR, DESIGN er and builder. 868 E. 7th N. E. C75. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL E8TATF security on sums $300 to $80,000. Coast Commercial Co, 604 Dekum bldg. Main 7842. A-2314. $100,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS OF $1,000 or more, 6 to 7 per cent on Improved realty. M. G. Grtffln. 268 Staik. CHJJtOPIlACTORS DR- CLS. .BRIETLING-MJRADUATE P S. C : 00- Marpuam bldg. A-1822. Lit L M'GOUDON, CRADUATE P. S. : C. 204 6 Ores, bldg Phone A-1953. CHIROPODISTS crnnoPODY and pedicuring Mrs. M. D. Hill 820 Fleidner bldg. DRESSMAKING 'ft?- PLAIN SEWIN BY THE DAY' shirtwaist suit a specialty. The Peaver, M aln 6771. Miss ChUholrn. - ALL KINDS OF FINE AND . PLAIN sewing, also embroidery done, by the Filters of the Good Shepherd. FURNITURE REPAIRING. ' FIKSi'-CLASS WORK; MODERATK prices; shirt I walat . boxes, pillows, p-,..'ircses.4 iiljou Upholstery, in lltiw LOANSON real ESTATE, CHAT tels or personal eecurlty. W. A. -Hath away 10 Washington bldg. Pacific 1832 SALARY LOANS STRICTLY CONFI- deatial; easy to get and eaay to pay, T. A. Newton. 611 Buchanan bldg. ' DWELLING HOUSE wanted, $200 up; no Ward, 210 Alisky bldg. MORTGAGES delay. -W. B. MORTGAGES, FIRST OR SECOND liens and other real estate securities discounted. H. E. Noble, Commercial oik. IMMEDIATE LOANS $6 TO $5,000. ON all securities. R. . L Eckerson A Co, room i, Washington bldg. Main 4666. MONEY TO LOAN. LARG3 LOANS A specialty, building lours: lowest rates; fire Insurance. W. Q. Peck. 812 Falling. SALARY LOANS LOWEST RATE AT Employes Loan Co, 716 Dekum. Loan for the asking salary or chattel The Loan Co, 410 Dekum QUICK LOANS ON ALL SECURITIES- B, W. King. 46 Wash, bldg. M." 6100 kONEY , TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS "i " w. rou. rt. . wash bldg 124 SUMS OF $2,000 - TO W. Goddard. 140 2d st $20.000 U TYPEWRITERS ALL ..MAKES, .RENTED. REPAIRED aoW, P. D. C. Co, 231 Stark.. Tel. 140(1 tr i ; Portland 09n;.JI ssl m reaMa st rood Everyone bringing a 15c (cash) "want ad" to The Journal office, or to its East Side office, 360 East Morrison street, Saturday, for next Sunday's Journal, will be given an order oh the D. C. Burns Co., 208 Third street, between Taylor and Salmon streets, for a pack-' age of the famous Morning Glory Wheat Meats, one of the best breakfast foods on the masket. . v . Don't forget to Bring Your V1! Want Ads" to The JOURNAL Saturday They Cost Only 1 Cent a Word LONDON BESET By mm Reported That 500 Members of Stock Exchange Will Not Renew. - In this 'picture are thown photo graph! of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hollli Jr., and little Emelyn Hollia, the principal figures in a remarkable tragedy which occurred In Washing ton, D. C. Hollls was a clerk In the treasury department and was som nambulistic. While dreaming that burglars were -In the house Hollls unconsciously shot and killed his young wife. He then attempted to commit suicide but was prevented. London, April 2. Doleful tales of hard times are being told in London Just now, and while they are a palpa ble exaggeration In some respects there is no gainsaying the fact that in' respect to one set of London' business men they are fairly truthful. There la no doubt that the Stock Exchange is suf fering; grievously from the-stagnation prevalent for some time past It has been stated that aa many -as 600 members of the Stock Exchange Will not rerrnvr Ih.lr- ithu-rlntlnn. Whether this statement be true or not cannot be verified before the end of Marcn. 1 ha denlnrahla ahrlnkars in business, however. Is shown by the cut' ting dow n of office slnrffs. ' Nearly 100 clerk employed In the "houae" ; have Deen withdrawn. There are soma E.800 member' of tha Stock Exchange at present and at least a doxen dealers where there Is not enough business for one. . With certain exceptions every candidate for. admis sion must ODtain his nomination rrom a retiring member or his lesral rerjresen tatlve, and must become a proprietor of one or mree mock xenange snares, ac cording to the terms on which he ap plies ror membership, i The- price, or tnese snares is now between fl0 and tiv, tneir par value being f!2, with. however, an unlimited liability. The dividend ror the year ending March 25, iui, was tii per snare. Salutary Jte.' It Is only since November. 1904. that new members have been compelled to become proprietors of the stock ex chaage, and the rale, in time, , will' re sult in every member, being a proprie tor. This is a salutary measure, for previously tne memuen wno were also shareholders found U advantageous to secure as larae ' memberahlrj u nna- slble In view of the devidends. When the new rule was introduced it waa ex pected that the system. of compulsory nomination would give a handsome bonus to retiring . members. In one case a nomination sold for '700. To day a nomination is barely worth a five-pound note. This in itself Is an Illustration of how bad the times are in tbe precincts of Throokmorton street A member of the stock, exchange said yesterday tHat many of his fellow membera had barely enoufch monev in their pockets to pay their train -fares. r 4M1 Vv-i rtr Ar ta. Kct Inrr -m4 In miitla' tion," he said.' "and u Is to proceeds from speculation which chiefly produce j that easily spent floating surplus of ready money which London now lacks." This dearth of spending, money is the oasis or many taies or woe in tne west End. The times are almost as bad, ac cording to one authority, as Just after tne rsoer war. Two Illustrations are given a indica tive of the general conditions. Jewelry shops, in fine positions . and with at tractive windows, pay rents of 600 and have weekly expenses of over 30, and one of these in Its 'takings for' one day this week . was , several shillings : short of a pound. - ' 1 - In a well-known restaurant, although buying a motor car. while hla caanea to Datronize the ieweler." With tha bank rate now reduced nar cant t) situation Is anomalous. helnv mdn tha foundation of bitter at tacks on the government by unionist writers and speakers. "Destruction of Public Confidence" Is the heading given by a widely circulated organ to an ar ticle in which It says: "The confiscatory legislation of tha Liberal ministry has produced a general insecurity. Fearing Boclallstlo meas ures the British Investor for two years has been moving his money and savings abroad. The fall in almost all British securities has been prodigious, while (160,000.000 of British capital, which in happier conditions might have em- filoyed British laborers, is now employ ng Argentine, Egyptian and Canadian laborers, whose products will sooner or later compete with those of English men." Thereupon follows an aopeal to the electors of Peckham district of In don, which now is In the throes of a parliamentary by-election, to' return' a Unionist candidate on Tuesday next,. and thus bring about times which are only awaiting for the downfall -of the Lib eral government to make their appearance. To Oaks Sink Tonight, Tomorrow. Grand march tonight at 9:30 Oaka rink. Open tomorrow all day. Mualo morning, afternoon, snd evening. Good skates, good music and a good time for all. Roller skating, a high-class recre ation and amusement, enjoyed best at tne Dig spacious uans ring. Morning Glory Wheat Meats free. ad on want ad page.' See Scott's Santal-Pepsia Capsules A POSITIVE CURE VorlDflammatlon or Catarrh of the Bladder ana Diseased Kidneys.. No cure no pay. Cares aalekly and Perma nently tbe worst eases of Gonorrhoea and Gleet, bo matter of ow long stand- ' leg. - Absolutely harailes. " Sold by druggists. Price 11.00, or by maH, postpaid, ,tl 00, 8 boxes 12.76. THE SANTAL-PEPIM CO., ' ILUSONTAIMS.OrllO. by AU brassMM. - v:n.irr -. l f W rn :WJeVy ' l n URINARY DISCHARGES &EUEVSDr. 24 HOURS Bach Can- SS. sole bears fMluvi the name3rvJ; Uncart tfeoumterftiu ' ' ' M all bscaoisTa -- ffllllilll Just as many dinners are served in the evening as lormeriy, tne pront nag dwindled rrom sniuings -to pence. Out Expensive Jleals. ---. ' "ReaTilar patrons who used to spend 10 or: 15 shillings on- a dinner without any thought of extravapsn-ce now, spend 3 or 4 shillings," said ,Jtia experienced proprietor, adding th-t of his customers economised, by -drinking mineral waters Instead of wines. - "People are afraid to speculate," said one financial expert "and are rendered too nervous, owing to -other louses, to open , new business..'-. The leisure class with Incomes, in so many instances de rived . from investments, : Is compelled to economise.- For instance, a - fcequeat of 8,000 Invested in 1903 la today worth only 3,600, and yet the. shares are yield ing no dividends. .- - - - i - "The city man curtails his dinner and cigar bills -and gives up the idea- of1 DK. PIERCE Cures all Xfervous and Private Diseases of IVIBN Quicker . , and cheaper than others. Call and see ' Mm - first Consultation ' free. Office 181 1st 'st. -corner . , xamniiL . 2rOR? WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's Cbmpound Savin and Cotton - Root Pilla The beet and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER . IOD8. . Cura tha most obstin ate cases in to to daya Price If " per box or three boxes 15.00. Sold by druggists everywhere. Address T. J.' PIERCE. 181 First st, Portland. Or. ft? CHICHESTER'S PILLS lllel Ak yp Iragato4 PIU I H4 i 14 cttl bom, tolcd with Blua RitabM. laii p. Boy aryaar I1AMWNB JiRANS PI lis, tot SSI ymn km Bait, Saf t AltmikalUbls Sfil 0 BY DRUGGISTS EVERVnUERE H it I