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Newspaper Page TextIff T NdWemaleMari" :- i In County Jail. 'I. BILLINGS, Mont.. April 2-Tbe mighty atb. fallsn. v-"Cetamity Janst a tuoui vba wm with Cuitir on the Big tors) and who has scoured the Western plaid X or years with cowman an gor Mnment-officer,, reposed ths other night la the Yeliowstons county Jail. Jane spent the f7 before with friend, She visited ur saloons tnl drink! were eairtljr, lot-thcomiiig to the old t eteran. , ' Lais In the evening ah became boleter os cn the street She 1 noted tor bet; lund t.bUltagsgat and h turned loose her satire vocabulary in that line. ' It Impossible to quint her and finally tthti pattern was' exhausted, she was arrested by Policeman Hay den. Th city Jail beta In a partially torn low condition.. Jane wa lodged In tb county Jali, etoe was . given her liberty on a promise of rood behavior in the lutur. 5 HOMEWORD BOUND. tfiyiNGSTON, Mont, April 22,-Calam-Ity Jane, who has been working her way West sjowly slnon her very profitable engagement at the Buffalo exposition, lias Sent word here that aha will be on hand at. the opening of the park season. Bine leaving Buffalo, Calamity has been doing dims museum stunts at different places. F'iSrKf li'- " STUDENTS MAY Si fe BE: EXILED , :; ;:::h : - V'; i (Journal Special Service.) ST. PETERSBURG April CI Si, Pet trsburg university and a number of high c educational institutions were reopened yesterday with a light attendance. Bot tles of 111-smelllng chemicals were opened In the lecture rooms.- - - Student reports give the number of ar rests', In Moscow during the last!: two or these weeks as 1,800. The exll to Siberia Of tie majority of the 400 students who offered the government armed resistance In the university of Moscow Is expected. Professor Tlmlriasleff at Moscow is re. ported to have refused to co-operate In meting out punishment; to students on the- ground that his lecture room had teen . filled with' strange persons, : whim. he took to be spies, while his former? vtu flefitS, Were tiot to be seen. ,' . ... , Ths turbulent, element continue to use tn tneatres as places tor me amiriDuuon cf revolutionary literature. i At L.lKUnl Korgorod, during the recent celebration at the birthday- anniversary of Gogol, th Russian ' author, leaflets ware ... thrown from the gallery of a theater at a mo ment; when the place was darkened; H 5- . The ushers picked up the pexkagef and! tega distributing them, thinking ihey were theatnoej notices. ,iJfi(riJ From many towns it hv reported-that political prisoners are generahyifSdmftg" to starvation tactics to bring about their release or ' to' obtain, a Tieaflng. ;Forty Mf ht"!persohs thus secured their release a short time ago from a detention prison In this city where they had been held iwlthoMt an inquiry for nearly a year. NJSW YORK, April 22 Two young pen, who declared their belief that Adam and Eve Vre mythical characters were re fused' license to preach by the Elisabeth N. J presbytery. The candidates wers Gilbert Lowell and Harrison K. Wright, who kre members of the Orescent Avenue ' Presbyterian church of Flalnfled, N. J. lVeh has been a church member thir teen years, WHOLESALE ; VACCINATION DEADWOdDi a ito A4'fe4'huo-' Bred and seven persons , were vaccinated In one bunch at the Green, Front Theater In Deadwood. .The ' place Is a variety house and dance hall and a case of small pott was; recently found there and re moved. .' r ' "T'' . ''f Ths night following four doctors visited ths house, accompanied by the sheriff and several deputies. The latter stood guard at all entrances to prevent the escape of any ef the Inmates, and the plsjrers and audience alike had to submit to the oper ation, A great many tried to' force their way through the doors and get out, but were driven back, one being badly beaten In the attmpt.Three or four made their escape through the skylight. Others who could not nw that they had been suo- . cessfully.valcelriated, within two ysars or had hadsmalluox were ordered- to bare their -arms. All compiled but five, who - were marched t6 ths county Jail to spend ths nlghtv They were turned -out upon " submitting 4o. the. virus Inoculation. .. ' This mot wasln coriformrty with a re- " cent 'order of the board of health requir ing; alt persons to be vaccinated, and it is to be attended to all public resorts where there- are large numbers of people. The doctors have.' gone .through the public " schools and the pupils and teachers -were s-aeoinated. s . ' ( BT. PETERSBURG, April It-General report ban It that ' Minister Witts ser iously proposed, to charge all Russians -ho desire to go abroad 300 rubles for the -' first ' months and 200 rubles for each ; additional half yearj Fiscal as well as "poHtloal reasons are urged In favor of this project, complaint being made, that . waaithy Russians are wasting the money . f- their country ; in " Parts and Monte i , Ths passport fes was increased atxrat two years ago from f to IB rubles a half CAIAI At IjlST HOT yeaft the'sddlUon beinc for-th benefit o the Bed Cro society. Foreigners, eoa tinue to pay 6 rubles for the permission to cross ttlttsslM'froBttirtV,4y;.i,v in ii i'i ii 'iii' if ' ' i 'i iiini f 5.j, f FARA1ERS ARE HAPPY. - ? Oeorgglitf' 'Hbnes'--:gJes',4: glowWirst" port of conditions in , the Hood ; River country, where he has Spent ths past week In the Interests of the Oregon His torlcai Society. "- Tbs strawberry-growni ere increasing their acreage over SO per cent this year, and niorepple treasure being sat outA Last season aa order for 10 carloads of Hood River apples carat from the East, but owing to the shortage of ths supply it could not be filled. The prune' Vaoreage Is' being Vdded to also. An air of prosperity can be seen- among the farmers, and the Indications for largs returns from the various products of that section this year war never equaled uiere. SWEEK WILL .RUN CAMPAIGN Democrats Elect Him Chairman and J. B. Ryan Secretary. After a lively contest last'plght at the rooms of ths Mining Stock Exchange, the Democratic City and County Commute sleeted Judge Alex, Bweek, chairman and John B. Ryan secretary of ths com mittee. Ffty of : the 70 members were present,', V. U -'4 ' - 7 I the absenc : of Chairman H. B. Adams, W. N. Gatens called th meeUng to order. Jpn moUoiv of James Gleasoa, C. B. Williams was unanimously elecUd temporanTohMrmaa. " -V'-' John Lamont nominated Alex. Bweek for permanent chairman, .- W. T. Vaughn and PaV Powers "seconded the' nomlna tlonv x Jimmy. tjleason nbmlnated John Van Kant.. Ths nomination was second ed by John T. Millnsr .and ?eo. H. Thomas. I j.'i 1 ''. .. The roll was called when Bweek receiv ed 34 votes and Van Zants K. Mr. Van Zante then moved 10 maKalthe nomina tion unanimous. , which was accordingly dons,- ' '' ' "" On motion of Newton McCoy an execu tive eommtttee . consulting of one mem ber from each ward and three from ths county, - was - appointed to conduct the campaign; The committee is as follows: First ward, James Gleaaon; Second, Pat Powers; "Third. Oeorg : H. Thomas; Fourth, iohh," W.-Gcusslii Fifth, John ilontag; Sixth, iL B. JJlcbolas; Seventh, J. A. Bushman ; Eighth,!). M. Donaugh; -Nrsthaohn' Van Kante Tenth, Newton McCoy.; Klsyehlh, O P.- Haight. Countrjr Henry Grafton, i)f RusseUvllle; and A. J. Vandevere, of TroutdalefJ' fi. Deedrlch, hi-MVOmaiW u f " John Bj Ryan ws then sleeted secre tetry hy sflclatnatlow . s ;1 , After s short g speech, from Chairman $week the ccmmlttee adjourned at 8:S to frttend'th'Cttlxena,"meetin at Arlon hall. tit. -j. tu - ii..mv-- . - MRS.4 ROOSEVELT.' ON SOME STYLE - " -(Journal Special Service.) - -WASHINGTON, Apri MFpr the first time since President Arthur's adminis tration the old White. House Is . to have o. thorough renovation oh artistic lines. Mrs. Roosevelt has had' " Mr attention called to the building and to the need of new furnishings and adornments to make the place uitable f,fl tlii enteUinment of large parities. kj -.1 -iUA; ' 8 heavy, has grow tha, list of favored r!j:- t '1 ..niA- -guests tstn: the Roosevelt" household that they have found It necessary to have re course to the famous East room as a din ing rooml-srhlchvby ths way,- -was a part of ths original 'design of thh house. On feature of th ilan of,, renovatlpn is t turn this great Ent room Into a state dining room. Involving a transformation of the decorations Into those of the co lonial style, With open fireplaces. The present old-fashioned flooring will give place, to .- new., parquet floor ;of ; hard polished woods, , and an ' enormous rug specially -designed to- suit the decorative scheme of the room will be woven In pne piece, so t that thi ; ro(fmv may ftt .-(WMSr turned lift); & charming baltr?n. i 3, The Whlta Housa dining erVlc.li' a trang conjilorneratlon f ot 'antl-jhe an modern jrlass Wlter' ahd; -hllMC M so toaar ptssa-hav: dlsapipftered that )H Is no longer; aSfficlei-il: sit,he; W"flultyp In number of JiBcef to serv largs, dt-nhr parties. The new service which is wanted wiU be -ot geVrea; porcelaIpn:-.;i:.'" "' The' present', state dining . -Wlllf b used .for -email dinner .parties.1 -It. ails yill be redecorated, the present yellow color schem being obnoilous.to the fam- w &Xhi!-s- l-A The entrsnce mtU of ther house also. Is to be renovated, irt order , ths-t In general tone and character of deooratlon it may accord wim the embellished East room. In addition to these changes there Is need for additional lighting facilities, and also for staircase to the attlo, a very urgent need In Case of fire", the servants now being dependent entirely upon ths elevator. , Much new furniture of modern style is required In" place the nonde script types now 'scattered, through the portions of the house' devoted to social uses.. To defray th expenses of this un dertaking an'estlmate of about 130,000 was submitted to Congress, and aa reported today the sundry lvli Mil contains ths necessary allotments. - - , .- i; Ocean Still the Same. -C- H. Buroh, conductor , of the Ilwaco, Railway tt Navigation Company, left for his home at Ilwaco last night after sev eral days visit In. Portland. '"Charley ' Lsaya the Pacific Ocean hasn't changed a bit, strange to say, since last season, and the sea air is as invigorating as ever, but the Surf is a little too cold for bath ing.. The Udat wave scare failed to ma terialise this year, as usual, and, beyond the havos . raised by high tides among tha drift . logs, the dentaens of Long Beach have .had nothing to fear from th wrath of Neptune.- Equitable Savings; and Loan Association . !' I- i ,C:-22 'STARK STRXIT. - ''- t ' CMAS. C LADD, Pres., ; T. B. WILCOX, ABSOLUTELY SATE. , . 6 Advertise your wants in the paper that goes to all tne people ''f NEW TODAY. AUCTION SALES -ay-; ' Ford & Laws, f f 'AUCTIONEERS " 7 ' ' Successors to S. T. WlUon. Wednesday, April at sales rooms, 18a first Street, at to A. M. W wiU offer with a large eon eign meat of house furnishings a tew Items of spe cial value, comprising Voae at Bona cabi net grand piano in walnut burl; massiv sideboard with French plate mirror. Pal ace organ with excellent tons, oast buffet with plate mirror, nearly new giltar, No. Wheeler A Wilson sewing-machine, and assorted tot of . fine books by the best authors, flat top office desk with revolv ing chair, av g9 selection ' of badroom sets, fine spr'-n.Ti ant mattresses, toilet sets, Jaco eotain. shl9s. oak hall tree, Brussels ail W1 cirpsU, oak- dining tables, chl-s, 'roe'CK't. csntsr tables, couches, kltohsn trttire, dliaM, glees ware, cook and hitting stoves, linoleum, lady's, bicycit, etc.- . ,. FORD V fJlWg, AucUoneer. ,. Friday, April as, at i8a 'FIr$t Street, at' to A. fl. Ladies' Tailor-riade Suits, Sbrrtwlsts, ' Etc., Etc. ' ? ; . - wir will sell' at auction a consignment f ladles' tailor-made suits, a nlos assort ment of shirtwaists and a large variety of other useful goods. FORD & LAWS. Auctioneers. Maxwell&Kfiapp Real Esfatfj, Rentals $k Sales, U)ans; Iiuuranc. ' .neon a"1 Qwt&mr iit 6mf?& Special SALE - Rookam,- Qerstley A Co.'i Renowned Pennsylvania A. D. G. RYE Full Quarts, H.J6, Delivered to any part of city. D. Germanus, 228 Morrrson Street W. ABhaw. A. B. Shay. Office phons Clay 812; Res., Front lied. W. A. SHAW GL Co. REAL ESTATE AND QBNBUAL AUCTIONEERS. . Money to Loan, Taxes Paid, Abstracts Furnished. Grain, fruit and dairy farms a specialty. Renting and collecting, Prop arty taken charge ef for non-residents. Farm Lands a Specialty. X48 Stark Btraeet. PORTLAND OR. PERSONALS. WANTED To know the whereabouta f Harry Btal, formerly from Zumbrota, Minn. Was working for a lumber com- oanv in this cltr about a month at-e. ras also engaged in the photogra: photographic business in this city prior to thut tim Mrs. 8. I. Ritchey, Imperial Hotel. o. m: rosendale, m. e & c. e. 616 Oregonlan Building, Portland, Or., re ports on mines and mining property of every description. Assays and analysts; lowest rates. Correspondence solicited.' FOR SALE REAL. ESTATE. THIRTY-NINE acres land above Oregon City, one-quarter mile from river; part timber, some cedar; $800; no agent.' A 121, The Journal. REAL Estate and General - 'Business Agency. D. B. Budd. UQ First Bt, re? LUCK'BOY Forest Grove Man does Riding With Other Men's Wives? in Alaska. ;Ji,.l.. Will French, who is In Nome, writes an interesting letter to his parents, Who r side at Forest Grove. . . Among other things he stated that a supper had, been given by the residents there to'secur funds with which to tuilld an Ice palace. The sum of 12000 was raised, but sohi one stole the proceeds and made his es cape A row ensued, and the proposition of building. an Ice palace Was abandoned. He concludes thus: "I have become ac qaulnted with some of the officers' wives at the army post, and the other day took a couple of them out for a sleigh ride on ths dog sled. We drove out to ah Ice berg on the seashore, and coming back both ladies had their noses frosted until their husbands said they ought . to take ths Keeley cure." fill. Up the Gushes.. ; City Engineer W. B. Chase stated to day that if the city and ths property- owner work In unison In tha matter .of filling up ths gulches of ths city that are now spanned by low bridges, .. the task' could be accomplished in a , few years Altogether there are abou two miles of filling to be done. Thus far, only Six teenth street has been treated fn - this fashion. The dirt ha been brought up to ths proper grade1 and tha planks will b laid next. Owing to th 10 to 13 par cent shrinkage of the loose earth. It will be necessary to first plank all the fills, then after a year or mors crushed rock may be substituted. Tha City Engineer Is now busy .complUna a list of -the property-owners abutlns; these proposed fills, -and as soon as It is completed xb general work will be ready to go ahead. ' Everybody likes ths Peacock flour be cause It la tha best V Vke-Pres f , McKERCKLR. Sec. PER CENT GVAJUVNTKMA 3 ISSIFIEDMDVERTISING 8ALE-HOUSE8 AND L0T8. I2O00 Modem -roora hens,. Bunnyald. full lot. . . - - - ' 11004 lots, windmills, H line fruit tree. -'bearing, near oar line. 1S0O 10 seres on base line near lit Ta- bor. -., 10O-4Oxl0O. 4 blks. from Burkhart Bldg., - Union eve. north. . ISOLot on Uth street near Division at. 160 acres to exchange for lot. .1600100 acres, all. in cultivation, to ex- . DIL REGISTER, Si Alder tt HELP WANTED-MALE. FALLENS, hook tenders, rigging rustlers. tuckers, barkers, ' jaekscrew mn, skid . road men, swampers, boom men, engi neers, Bremen., sawyers, ratchet setters, carriage men, edger men, planer men, v mill hands, yard men, sailors, boat pull , ers, net tenders, flabermen, seiners, car : pcaters, blacksmUhs, machinists, rock 'men, laborers, men with teams, railroad - laborer, wood choppers, bolt . cutters, .farm bands, milkers, cooks, flunkeys. Work for 1,000 men and women, top . wages. Call and ee us and name your ' lob, Cana tiH Employment Company, iiS Morrison: brani;ha 24? Burnstae ancTSlNoryi Third. MAT MANUFAC rURERS. HAT MANUFACTURE fl3 ANQ RENO VATOR3 Only- place In Portland for goad work: union betters. Boston Hat Company, 83 Fourth street. ROOMS FOR RENT. rURMBHED ROOMS, for one or two frenchman; all conveniences: desirable ocallty. 43S Alder street For 8al Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; sates said on eaiy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Noirls Sal A Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; also 200 other vehicles. 2o0 sets harness, 1UO saddles.. Tomllnson . italic m Washington street.., MONEY., TO LOAN. ' MOMfCT to Loan on City lots and Im proved (wm W, A. Shaw 4s Co MS Btark Street. , ' WAc . HATHA WATeJdoney ..to loan. ID Washlngtota Building. Phone Hood tli.t AT6RNEYS. Paxton, Beach Simon, 610 Chamber, of Commerce. . H. K. Sargent, General Prsetlee, notary public, 034-O8S Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. Lucas, Room 529 Chamber of . Commerce. James Gleasoa, S and S Mulkey Building. ACjCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. 6eor-re T. Murton, SIS Cham, of Com. Phone Brown 456. . Bookkeeping, .ex porting ,teabtng. - ASSAyER ttND ANALYST. Paul sZuniei, Assayer'and Anaiyist; gold dust bought. 228,.Stark; st. ACHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, S Id St TeL'Oak 19- Ves sels and machinery bt H kinds de signed, . -iv....; 5!:M4si , . " 'I.. .I !'J'. - '! BARBERS i: Joseph Reldel, tt Morrtoewat. FullUove 4 Moore, 2 yfMhlngton, V. Hare, 146 Fmhraefc Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots for Dandrfuff and falling hair, ISO 1st. JARBERS 8UPPL1 O. N. W. Wilson" A'coTibhTt., leading barbers' supply house Faalne- Coast. LBWIS-BTENQER Barber Supply Co. Orlndlng of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. 151 First 8t BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co? 108-111 Sthst BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswlck-Balke Collender CoH Third atreet. BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyars, S7 Third street - J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 49. Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. -North 8d st. ... .... , -n i. r. .. ..' v Marks 8hoe Store, 1253 Morrison st. Bear Urd. Agents Jenness Miller 8hoes, . . BUTCHERS.' B F. Jones, 172 3d street . BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth A Howard Co., SIS Chamber of Commerce. . . CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder, 07 Btark st.; office and store- fixtures ; built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main 747. . - ' CAFES. . The Bell Saloon, 836Washlngton street Ths Knob Hill Saloon, 641 Washington. The Oriental Cafe 829 Washington st. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801 Alialy Bldg., 3d and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist, Knight's Shoe Btore, 294 Wash, st Phone Hood .728. - ' CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Fred.Bpskowlta, 27S Waafalngtoa st Dreyfus A Oermalne. 201 Third street Plata Cigar Store. 211 Third st. Th Batlroad Cigar Store. 834 Wash, st CURIOSV -- a. , . - ' Andrew Kan A Co., Merrlsoa-and 4th sta CONFECTIONERY. A J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 85 Washington at , wii. Powell, Candles and Cigars, a9 Washington street .,' ; Henry Blumenauer, . Manufacturing Con- fectioner. 430 Washington st PRINTER -AND STATIONERY. . J. R, Rogers. Job printing;. 823 Morrison. - TEAS AND C0TE:--V Haines Tea Store, Famous alisUetoe'TesI : Fifth St opp. Postofflce. . ,.- -.. a. TICKET'-OFFClE8l;t.f oiiriirrTTcKr . all points. .140 Third Bt r .-. C. it, THOMPSON'S Out Rate Ticket Of-i v floe. IS Third Bt, Phone Main 2a. f Overland ticket office. -no , Third atreet. VS to f29 saved toallpolnta CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and , Vidett Bicycles, Alosr st 'Phone Red tPlle..,-..--.,,, ..r ,- . Sewing Machine and Bicycle, 835 Mor rison street, r-; . . ; CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanized Iron cor nlces. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second st CREAMERIES. La Orande' Creamery Company, ' 'butter, eggs and cheese, 204 TamhUl st 'Phone, Ore. Mala 170. , . .v,s, Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc., 27 Burnslde st , - , DANDRUFF CURE. R. Shields, 4 Third St N. Herpidde; in dividual appHcatton or by ths bottle. ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, S32 Washington St . Western fciectrlo Works,' 80S.. Wssh. st OPTICIAN. D. O. Oengrloh, the leading graduate op tician, 227 Yamhill st ' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. AmeUa Zlsgler. 601 Marquam Bldg. Dr. Cora 6. TU sou, U years' expert nee In diseases f romen. Writs or call. 808 Salmon at. . COAL AND WOOU. Oregon Fuel l3oT deirt in .Ul kinds of coal and rood, 444 Morrison. f Banflald-Veysey uel Co, dry flat wood, (0 8d st Phone slain 4S8 tfcd JoU 878. DeCOitATO-td. H. P. GhHttensen, wait paptrs, and painter. ; 11. tn street corner Alder. - -j . '.:' m i n . i B. H. Moorehouse A Ce wall-papers, 807 Washlugton street , . -i ;i t ' J)E:TI8T8. " C. T. Prehn, room 19 fianTritonBldg 131 Third street. ; " " ' ' v s & M. Hamby, D. D. 8.. room 8 Wash ington bldg.i Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8". Thomson, 60-81 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Phon Hood 414. P. 8. LANQWORTHT, Rooms 7 and 8 Benson Building, 291 Morrison street, near Fifth. . Htckey A Rickey, rooms 817 to 810 Dekum bid., 8d and Wash. sts. Phons South 91. DRESSMAKERS, Miss Loughlln, 14 Lewis bldg. Mrs. E. X Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 408 Macleay bldg, DRUGGIST8. O. P. 8, Piumnier, 00-262 8d street. Rows A Martin, 6th and Wash sts. Frank J. Strelbig. 841 Wash, street Laue-Davts Drug Co., 179 3d st.- Phone 848 ELECT ftlC'ANS. ARfHtJR'T. WALKEji7Rom'r7a bridge bulldlntr. Phone Red 2954. Resi dence Pink 1241. Mrs. C. S. Fery, 861 H Morrison st. -r ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. ELECTRO PLATING. Gold, 8l!ver, Copper, Nhkl. etc. Peninsu lar Plating Works, 802 Wash. E MP LO Y M E NT A Q E N C Y. CANADfAN EmplolrmerTrBureau, 226 Morrison street Phone Grant 2JL Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde st. ACME Em'p. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 23U. Col. 287. FINANCIAL. 8300,000 to loan at 6 and 6 per cent Wm. j Beck, 821 Morrison St- , , ; - "Ef-j?- - ; The Bliverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 283 Morri son street GAS SUPPLIES. Pacific Specialty and Qas Lamp Co., 848 Morrison street ' , GROCERS. FfJresser A Co340-342 Wash, street. Owen H. Serpl A Co., Fajicy Orocerles, aa Morrison street . S. Godfrey, and Burnslde. Family Grocery. Sixth Telephone Black 2932. HAI Rj)rESSING,M ANICJjmNG PaBHalTloreTS08 Wash, st, up-to-date hair dressers. The Arlsto Beauty Parlors, manlourlng and massage, SS8 Morrison street, Mrs. F. i. Lynch, skin and scalp special ist 208 Allsky bldg.. 3d . and Morrison. ROSENTHAL SISTERS - Wig-making and manicuring. 160 Fifth St. . Phone Hood 814. HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Lauthers. 110 North 3rd street, Ume, shingles and cement HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, 61 North Third street corner Davis. Hotel Belvedere, Europeanptan Fdurth and Alder- streets. Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, 66 to 1.0 per day. Front and Morrison sts. Merchant Hotel. Rates, $1.00 a day up ward. Third and Da via streets. . HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, 8tovs, etc. Bee I. Gev urts A Sons. 173-175 First 219-229 Tam hlll. Both Phonea 804. t INSURANCE. Q-. Rosenblatt rooms. 820-228 Sherlock bldg., 8d and Oak sts. Phone, Main 138. Puffer. Burgard A Co., 851 Wash.' st ' JEWELERS. Beldtng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, eta, 48 Third street The L. C. Henrlchsen Co., Jewelers and opticians, 884 Washington street The G.: Heitkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 884 Morrison st John A.- Beck,' watches, diamonds, eta, ; 807 "Morrison trset :;''v-:r. Vanderburs Watch Housed 140H 8d st tTnde Hyers, Jeweler, 14S 8rd at. "TECHNICAL SCHOOL.' ' tHSN'i'ElnirATfo'AL " CoiTMponderice Schools, Scranton, Penna. Edgar Faulk, Mils' Wantedjper tins ... . . JViA e Employment Wanted, per Ll.. to- vw oi, pr una a Contract Bates aa AppUoatlsa, " i. a. LAUNDRIESv Clean Towels Daily. Comb, brush, soap, . 81 per month. Novelty Supply Cev 0 U NT Ninth st Tel. 41ft. . LIVERY STABLES.' Misner A Hayden . Fashion Livery Sublet, (th and Oak sts. Burnslde livery Stables, corner Fourth and Burnslde sts. Phone Ore, Black 84L Frailer A McLean Livery Stable, Both phones 99. No.. 200 to 208 6th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 18 861H Morrison" V street. . ,-s MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo in struction. Prof, RMA; Smith, res. 264 Twelfth, phone Brown m. , Fisher Music Store. Everything in Music Phone, Red W. - W Third SC OSTEOPATH. L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 408 Oregonlan building.' it OREGON VIAVI COMPANY. Lewis Bldg., Park and Morrison. Send for Health Book. Consultation free. LADIES TAILORING. LA DIE 3' tailor-made salts: fancy em-broli-r-d and applique dresses aad trimming. Stephanas, 288 Alder St PATENT MEDICINE. - BrtnrsWme Mtedl'clne C ' tlfAUsiy building. -v. '-nat-! MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental add build ing work, 304 Third st Estimates on first class work snd stock only. PAWN BROKErta. Uncle Henry, 48 North Third street Portland Loan Offloe, Dan Marx, prop., 74 Third st., near Oak. Phon Brown 478. PA1NTS, AND OILS. Fisher, Thorson A Co., Front and Mor rison Sts. r ' Eller's Piano House, High-Grade Plane and Organs. 361 Washington Bt Pianos for sals or rent' H. 8tnshtlmer. 78 Third St. . : PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore. Crayon and Oil Portrait. Third and Washington Sts. . PLUMBERS. - TayioTlTTitanton, pluhibTng and steenl fitting. (8 Slxtr street v- , , REAL ESTATE." Lehman Loan and Collectloti Agency, 798 Chamber of Commerce. . J. F. Compton. Phone Black 829, 902 Washington SL The Klhg Real Estats Association. 718 Chamber ef Commerce. : - E. F. RUey, 808, Chamber of Commeros,',. Chas. H. Konlh. real estate and SiOTtgag loans. 251 Washington. Mala 88. R. It. DtTNN, real estate' arid financial agent. No. I4i. First street. Portland, Oregon. .-., RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. - New Port Restaurant and Oyster House. S3 Third and 267 Pine Sts. Strouse's Restaurant, 829 Washington St Billy's Coffee House. .848 TamhU Bt ' City Chop House and Restaurant IS Tnlrd St., N. a ... RUBBER 8TAMP8 AND STENCILIL Chas. E. Potter A Co., mfrs. rubber stamps, seals, stencils. 821 Falling Bid. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quartlscop views, 43 3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, offlce 88 First St. bet. Stark and Oak; piione 80. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts. Storage at low rates can be had at Fred Bickers storehouse. 81 N. Front St Furniture, Piano and Safe' Moving and Packer. ' Charles M. Olsen, 128 First street. . WALL PAPER. Ernest Miller A Co. Wallpaper and dec orations. 127 First St. BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With- Which is amatgamatad THE BANK OV BRITISH COLUMBIA capital paid up 8,000,000 Reserve 2.000.000 Transacts a General Banking Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts Opened tor. sums of 810 and up wards and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. 244 WASHINGTON ST.. E. A. WTLD, Manager. LADD A TILTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1008, Transact a General Banking Business. TntRrest allowed on lime aeposits. ,, rniiectlons made at all points on favor able terms" Letters of credit issued avanaW in Europe and j the Rasters Biaht Exchange ana leiegrapnie Trans fer, sold Sr. -N.V York, Washlnrjon, Chi. riS 8t Douls, Denver. Omaha, , San Fanclsco and various points tn Oregon, WashlnStoi Idaho, Montana and British CSange sold on ndon. Parla, BerUn. Frankfort and Hong Kong. .- , , ,, kirRCHANTS NATIONAL BANK-- , . ..v nr tTBQN 1 1 .i 1 PrmmlHnt r. L DURHAM....Vlc-PrMldent r W HOTT.. ...rt....V........Cashler nvci 1 W HOTT. .... .Assistant Cashier TRAIN BAV. x pUSINEesTT TTt "' interest paid on "Urn deposit. v DrafU and letters ot credit Issued avail ahu to all parte of the wortd. .'i vspecialty. Gld dual nought. : - : ' . :' '. ''- :- cLONDON Chamber ti""2f,r f JglU Dial aa srwwtsa v J,t Head office, 88 Old Broad street London. buslnsse, makes loans, discounts bills snd issues letters of credit avallabls for rrav- l-arei ;aDa UI VMV"e eaaaMisp to any city of the -world Deals im for- iDUIafl INLitj. vi U'u -cyvs issa- SJYT. Ai MACRAK. Manager. UNITED STATES NATIONAL- BANK-. Transacts General Baaklng Business, tj Drafts available in aU rtUes. el the . United States and Europe. President ....i,..TTXJER W Oiuwaft Vice-President .......JACOJ K A K Cashier ............. ..l''. c. 1'iuruiuti . r-j ... ..;:, IWIOCCCM t1d""l . Depot Fifth and Leave. I MTfaMrtsl Arrive. "Mtr.n t:iift 'Wj 8:30 ft m 8:50 a m irK.8S T8AIM8, 7:48 an '7:00 p mi zor eaiem.- itose burg.Ashland. Sae- rm,n(n A..Un Ban Francisco, Men jave, Les Acgetes. I El Plu Nasi n tleatM and the East At We o d b u rn (dallv tiMnt Kim. dav). nanilnr (trttln Iconnecta with train lor Mt Angel. Bll verton, B r o w n s- VI lie, Springfield, and . Natmn . mnA Albany Local " fori Mt xngei ana cut verton t- ..,-..-- Albany passena-er . 4:00 p m 7:30 a m 114 :60 p m 18:19 a tsj'' 5:W p fBTr Corvallls passenger (Sheridan passenger! lj:a a as Dally, llDaily except Sunday. t 4 Rebate tickets 6n sale between Port land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 817.60 first-class and 814 second-class. Second-class includes sleeper; flrst-clas does not Rates and tickets to Eastern point and . Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO-r LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob tained at Ticket Office, No. 254, corner Wrehtngton and Third. TAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St..' Leave Portland dally 7:30 a. m., 18:30, 1:65, 3:2S. 4:40, 6:85, 8.30 p. m. Daily ext cept Sunday, 6:39, 8:40 a. m., 1:06, UM p. m. Sunday only, a. m. . --, Arrive Pol Hand dally, 8:30. 10:60 a. m ' 1:36. 3:10. 4:80. :1S. 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally' except Sunday, 1:36, 8:80, 10:60 a. m.! ex cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.j Sunday only, i 10.05 a. m. ......... Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, -' 1:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:30 a.' tn. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrllo Mondays, Wednesdays and Frtdays at 3X8 p. m. Returns Tuesday -and) Saturdays. . 'Except Sunday. ( - V. A. SCHILLING- - ft; (Bi MILLER, ' City Tkt. Ant. Gen. FrtV.A Pass. Agt. TIME CARD OF TRAINS ,',' iai .1 ..11 i'i ;y '. " J- -i','.!. . PORTLAND Leavea - .. 2:00 pm Arrives. 7:08 ana Overland Express ....1 Twin 1'ity, st. ixiuis - . Kan. City 8pecial U:30 pm 7:48 pm Puget Sound Limited for. 5 -. . South Bend, Gray's ' . Harbor. Olympla, Ta- coma and Seattle ...... 8:35 am 4:10 pm Two trains ' dally to Spokane, Butte, , Helen, Minneapolis. St. Paul and tha East v AD. CHARLTON. v Asst. General Pass. Aft, -256 Morrison street . Portland, Or. Oregon THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arriva. CHICAGO-PORTLAND k:O0am 4.30 i pm SPECIAL. Dally Daily ; For the East Via Hunt- Ington. - . . . . J -SP5KXNB FtTtR." 6:14pm For Eastern Washing-Daily ton. Walla Walla7 Lew- Iston, Coeur d'Alene and Gt Northern points. ' ilrLXN'rlcnEJfPRESi; S:80 pm 8:10 am' For the East via Hunt- Dally Dally Ington. I ;. OCEAN AND RIVER 6CHEDPLH. t FOR SAN FRAN- jFrom ' . '" CISCO.. Alne- , . S3. Columbia " worth 8 WBm April 7, 17, 27. Dock 6S. Geo. W. Klder 8:06 pm ' April 2. 12. 22. FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 pm 6:00 pm J way points, connecting Dally Dally with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ex Sun V North Beach, str. Has- Sat. 10 salo. Ash street dock. p m ' " FOR CORVALUS and 6746 am 6:00 pm way points, steamer Mon., Tues., Ruth. Ash street dock. Weil Thurs ' (Water permitting.) Fri. - Sat. FOR DAYTON. Orefon 7:00am 3.00 pm' City and Yamhill River Tuea. .. Mon.. points, str. Modoc. ASb Thur Wed., ' street dock. gat. Fri. (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing. . ton. Telephone. Main 712. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and' Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila. Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. For ratea and full information call on or address officials or agents of the O. R. A N. Co. STATIONERY. The Kilham Stationery Co., 287 Morrlaoa St . i:... .' ,'..-- '-'::;.,V j,.-rrt.-;.,5; JamMTR. Ewlng. Rookseiler. T. M. C. A. Bid., 169 Fourth Bt Portland. , , 1 11 j SLOT MACHINEf . k . r All styles; repairing: phonographs, ree ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 848 - Washington St TAILORS. We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for 81.00 per month. 4-4 t- Washington St...... v- Pants 84 to 810: suits 818.50 to 833. Char' , ley Lea, 106 N. Third Bt. -f Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 84 Third Bt pa Chamber of Commerce. .- - , 3.TRUNK FACTORY. ' Phillips Trunk Co., 3U Morrison streek Old trunks taken In exchange, i . ; Harrla Trunk Co., trunks,' Tall ea satch. sis, etc, IU1 Morrison 8U TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter. Vlt Thlr , r street All makes of , typewriters ti I rent Supplies for all mnehlnws. L, A M. Alexander A Co.. agents. 1 f. . SPIRITUALISTS Mrs. C. Cornelius, AMkKw i , Mnrriaon. C'n-i-n I M W ,