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Newspaper Page Text.1 ".'V- U iTHE t-EVEOTNGJ JQUByAX, rOIHTyi); QBEG OK, THimSPA Yt APBHV 24, 1902 4 4 J . IRELAND'S . JAILS" WILL ; BE V ' FLLED Her lands Groan Under Burden Imposed By f 1 , British. 'I ' BtTBLlN, April Jt-Ireland will 'cl 8-rtt the coronation of. Edward VlL M lb. celebrated the first jubilee of Queen Vlctoilaw1t. Jails fall oCpolltlcal prls- . pair convicted by Pockry of law. With hooriaied police rule , to exasperate the People, (fie Irian leader can no longer i e responsible (or consequences. " Never baa coercion been so gratuitously applied Is Ireland, as by Iriah Secretary PVyndham's proclaiming nine cotmtiea un er the crime act. Never baa It caused feuch bitter resentment . Seine; called upon la the house ot emn- Cncns by John Redmond and the Irish to uStlfy bla aotlon, Mr, Wymlham utterly 'oiled to make out a cue of exceptional egislation, . He was only able to rive ven cases real boycotting throughout Ireland, pdmltted that no crime of violence or of fc serious character had arisen from the Cgrarlan ; question, and could not deny hat. taken all around, Ireland has leas eriei thaa any other country In Europe t present ana haa bad lee for eoroe time back." ";,".," ".':'".' ; The re ai ohjectsof coercion li to, ruh tha league and tbua enable the Undlord o get higher, rate for their helcHnga Han tb United Irish league advise ten The ieeulug Of. the proclamation patUng he Crimea" act In force wa due to the nfluenoai of Xard Londonderry, now In the cabinet, who 'i the leader of the Irixh landlord party.-.-; It Wa aleotdue to the Inciting and the MAY BE ONLY A ; HOT-AIR LINE Borne persons profess -to believe that the Oreeou Southeastern railroad when built,; 'Will serve j a link to eohne Jt th prevent terminus of the Corvallis Ac East ern with the Central Paolflo at Wlnne mucca, Kev. It la pointed out that the recent. transfer of the Huntington Uiter eats lii th Market-street railway proper ty at 6an Francisco has furnished avail able funds for the building of this line. ' In projecting--air lines especially "hot air" MneaBke this, which will eot be anything; else, it Is likely, it Is said that the Qould railroad Interests win use this as a Weatern outlet. Admission 1 made that this will be an Invasion of territory already assigned to tb Hmrrlman inter ests It Is true that la these days of mergers and -great railroad combinations such an , arrangement would 'not be Ktrgnga, ,or, under the present order t thing - what wore were once -competitive line now work hand and glove. The inference is drawn that there are likely to be more transcontinental lines. Borne time ago. one of the greatest trans continental railroad builders. In the Uni ted States said another line across the continent would not be built for many years, for the very good reason that the existing line can very Well do all the business. .Then again, with two big com binations ail-eady existing which include every transcontinental llrt this aide of the- Caitadia boundary lin, they- have what appear to be Ma' clttfchA' - All things are poeaible even the break ing up into Integral parts of the present combinational ' What would then he -the result no man can foresee. Practical railroad men generally declare that the day for sreat railroad enterpribe is prac tically paat. ai least for years to oome. The work from now on will be the build ing of feeders, and, the major portion of these .will - be llneailunnlng Is north and south. When the West shall have reached 'a stage of development demanding more transcontinental lines they will be built,' Cor that 1 the American way. A to the real purpose of the promoter of the Oregon & Southeastern Railway. Company,' incorporated In' New ' Jereyf time alone will tell At present it Is mere ly a line Upon paper, which anyone can build at a trifling expense for paper and pencil. When it actually Is built, its pur poe will become manifest, and. not be for. ., ;?v .y:f. o; fbl THE NEWSBOYS An Hour, of Fun ArWtfi& W r ! C. J. Arnold." ''" ;, . "iy " .'.'I V- '. .. . v ,: fc, J. Arnold, owner-of the merry-go-round on.Parlc Mreet, betWesn Market and Mill,' bts offered the newsboys of ortlaiVd ..-an hoar's, fun 'next i Saturday afternoons ? Besides the frea.iMe.-Of the inerry-go-round, he will give the lads a ride on a:new attraction which he calls the "ocean wave.": This Is said to be a very interesting ride; but Mrt Arnold as sures tha boya haH they will.net be wor ried much with -seasickness,' - x y SOMETHING IN IT. . .. A gentleman Who returned last even ing frova. Portland aaid if ronewere ts Judge frorn-'general expression heard on the- streets -tf th metropolis, h-would think Chamberlain would get almost the unanimous ' Vote of tnat city next June. Everybody; .be safd, seemed to be boom Ins; th Portland mah for Oovernor. The Dalle Times-Mountaineer. " LIBERTY DEPENDS ON WINK PENVER The freedom and happiness ot William Beat,, of Denver depend upon . a wink. No serious importance ha here tofor been "connected with winking, but now it swems'that ' even such a small "thing as the flutter of an eyelid may 'weigh la tb balance with a man's lib- . IattOctoberBeal'shot John Swan en in a dispute over a: woman. The -. stories told by the two "men after h shooting. - differed materially. Swan., deolared that Beal hot him in IS"; FOR Croaa exaggeration of ok?cuntance by certain London. nopepera who pUK turea of sondltbins in Ireland Secretary IWyndham hlmaelf , acknowledged .wart rldlculou traveatlea ot tb truth. . ' In order to coerce fenanu Into paying tnore than tb market prtoa for their holdings, the British cabinet ha us pesded trial by Jurjf la alno :otMtlei which have i.506,009. Inhabitants, whoa liberties are placed at the Brey f 4w police magistrates who. without legal knowledge, ! havo Jurisdiction . In vague charge of. .oongplraey, and ,who, if they fall to convict, may be Immediately trans f erred or dlgmlssed, , , ; ' Furthermore, no one charged with any offense indictable Wore Jury can be tried In his own county,' but at the re quest of the attorney general vena must be changed to any other part of Ireland. Und r this . power.: . nationalist tenants, whom there was no chance of convicting anywhere else,' nave been taken to Bel fast to be tried by an Orange Jury : . " In short,' every hationalist in those nine counties Is deprived of every reasonable igbt, ajtid placed absolutely In the power of any policeman who considers hisa In fluentlat Amoog b' fellow and ohooaea to trump any kind of aharg to brine him before tb magistraUa,. . ; - , -:-' The, gqveronwrit dpes Hot fven make any pretense fvdolnc anything for (he admitted grievances of ; teuanta and the land purchase ;bUl introduced la - th ouse , of . epraa-jons bffe,' Kaster Was never ihten ded' to be pas4d. , cold blood, - aad toot tn' self-defense a Beat cla'lmafc t--r-;vi rr. - When t W found that 8wanaoa wa dying he. was asked to swear that "bis statement was trua! , But the dying man could not apeak, and aa a but resort he wa told to wink If be wished to confirm bis statement. Hi eye grew ekpresaive and then he winked- . ,- .' - ' Swanson' wink Is now being' disputed In court, where the attorney for the de fense is moving for a new trial en tb ground that the wink should not be con sidered as admissible testimony. Did Bwanson knowingly wink his eye? Or when told to wink did th eye twitch from nervousness? ; It . is 'possible that Bwanson was an habitual ; winker T In that case the wink of hi eye could b ascribed to habit. . , , These are a 'few of the phasea in the riddle pf the dying man's wink. The solution of the riddle means Beat's con viction or liberty. Gen. Custer's Old Home. The hove Which was erected In Topeka, Kansas in 1868. by General George a; Cuator, andoeenpled by him and his fam ily for a number of years, has been torn down to make room, for a modern resi dence. The bid. Custer homestead stood on a hill between Eleventh and Twelfth on Qulncy street, about a mile south of the Kansas river. N The famous Indian tighter had a balcony built on the west side of his home, and Colonel George Veale and other old residents who "re member him say that he spent several hours every day n his balcony closly scanning the eurrbuhdihf ' prairie. . When George ( Custer and bis family moved into the bouse he planted two Cot tonwood trees in- the front yard. These were voted a nuisance by the neighbors several '. ifaJ:x!.fawf,' 'T old , house: has beea little better -than av mass of rulnaor a number of .years, owing to the 'vandalism-'pf -iraHo- hunten. General Custer occupied pneof the front rooms upslatrs,'and mariy of bis Indian campaigns were ptannd. there The walla of this room were covered with notes and figures made by Custer while planning hla campaign. ' Snrne of the older resi dents of the city pretended to believe tluvt Cueter had, -secreted gantltle of (old and silver ia the walls jof his home, and this story was la a greajt measure respon sible for th destruction of, the house. J Topeka Capital. - ' aIiedic 'lsi'l'-W lti"1eistbIaE mSA be ; arrested tllit aftjsrnoba tor the alleged thert ot a' bicypla frott ' a ebtiiKryrnan named Tni& ralstto,? Thr Wheat ; has beeii-rered;:-:- H". J , ." (8eripp-McBae,"ws AasoclAtlon. . . WASHINGTONi April 4t-Capt: Clark having declloed the appointment a naval represents Uv to the ooroaation of King Edward, iRead Admiral Watson waa.ap potnted in.ki P-yJ-..,';,-...;! v ' Didn't Hurt the Show. jjro Corbet, tells this obe on himself: : am alwaVa '1nteirestd ' hi' hearmt' people's opirrtoha efnrr " work em the stage; t had aft opportunity today, t saw two' colored men looking at oa of my posters. "One said: ? - , . s ' " 'That there ;ls Corbett, the ftghtah. I dun seea aim last ntghtt-. r " -What do he dot" asked . the ether; 'doe he -box somer A .'Naw, 1 don'S boa,- be ust talks.' i "Wnat's fat talk aboatt- 'Oh. . about ten minutes,' I guess. v " 'How-'f ibe rest Of tb showf --Oh, at's finer Cbrbetr talk don't hurt it a biVj-'-Syracua K. T. Tele--rrapa. s x cf - ' j Like fiNoirwi'MONBy. The trading checks in the advertlse. ment ef The Journal are Uka itodlng money. Have you seed themt . H - y''"'..'.."' ' ,4. a---SBaaWsasasaSaaaraa ' Peacock flour for sale a) alt JUBILEE Eqiilf able: Savings, andloan AssocTatTori , 243 STAXK CHAS. f UCP. Pr.. r.a. Wilcox. ABSOLUTELY SATE, 000P WORK ATWJkSHlNQTON v Letters hav been .received from Sen ator Simon and . Bepreantatlv Moody aayinir that they wiU do' all that U po. slbl In having th St Lbula PurchM Exposltloa- potponed to UOi V H ;f v- Senator Mitchell writes: : '' v' , -We have won great victory ia th Benate cmmlttee ea ccwmere 1 get ting - provision forf the (commencement of the; were at Th faUlad Ceitioj a provision which provides gar .tit? appro prlauea of flU7a". ' ti U-i-''' J H furthr state: ' ' ,' ..' t . "While w secured no lncrsase fof th meuth of the Columbia, we prevented a cut, so that the conference committee cannot interfere with the provision al ready mad- . SIMON OUT .OF. IT. The men behind th movement thai; re sulted in the nomination of the Cltiienr ticket for City and county ameers e.r pes Ittv . In their ' statements ' that - United States Senator' JoeephSlmoa U In no wiy an issue la the prsseot campaifn. ' Thy sute with authority that Mr, Simon Is not 'a eandldf te for re-el laUon: fvrther more, that he ha never beta, and that he will not be. .. Aon il Health Report. City 'Health or.zt Mnef annual report show tht for the year t90t th disth rat of the eity. wa tl. . to th 1039 iab'-ta: Of the U deaths la Portland; 176 were non-resident. Th to ut number of birth Is U6S. 10 of which were boy and 640 girl. Contagious eafes are reported as .follows: Meaile, 31; iscartefc .fever, JE20; diphtheria. 174; ty phoid fever, SO; smallpox, , ; omcicen poa, 22. The b3tal cost of the health depart ment for the year was ti0.33. v; iCCUSiy OF LARCENY. . D. A. Bonner caused a warrant to be. issued in the police court yesterday for the arrest of a Mrs. Simon, residins on Union avenue and East Ankeny street. It is charged the woman Is guilty of the theft of a quantity of bed ding. ' ' ' :'. .. ' SHE HAS HELPED THOUSANDS None Can Explain HeMarvel- ous Poweir. Gertrude Myren, the celebrated clair voyant, is now at the Qoodnough Build ing; corner Fifth and Yamhill , streets, Portland, Room SOT. She la not an ordi nary fortune teller, but a woman of high classical education. Through psychic vibration: she gives power to control any one you desire; tells your hopes, cares, fears, who and when you will marry, what you are best adapted to. Restores lost affection, com forts the sick, disappointed and unhappy, aids to success In all affairs of life. Lo cates mines, etc. She has turned the ray ojf light into many dark and unhappy m'fc GERTRUDE MYREN, 507 Goodnongh Building Coal CoallCoal WESTWIN J:' FEED V FUEL CO. - Dealer la aU kinds vt Goal, Coke, Charcoal Try th Famcus ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phones. Offlce: 154 North th St neat Mme Kemuus Sales, Loans, Iruurance. , Koom 2, Cbaaper f CotmiieTc, PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER. - County Court. Multnomah County, Port land Oregon. fw..-,w.f .. Sealed bids will be received at the office ot the Clerk ot th County Court for Multnomah County until 10 o'clock a. m., Monday, the fit h day ot May. uot. for furnishing and delivering lumber. tor re pairs of the Madison-street and Morrison street bridges.. Specifications for said lumber are now on file and may be seea at tb offlce of the Clerk ot the Cauaty Court. . i , ,. . The successful bidder will be required to promptly execute a .formal contract to be approved by the District Attorney -of thl county, and also to execute and deliver to the Clerk cf the County Court a good and samcient bond In total the amount of contract price for th .faithful per formance of such contract, . : All bids must be accompanied by 'a cer tified check ia the asaouat of 10 pay seat of th bid. . , , , Portland, April .''. ' MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST P.RICE paid for men s; cast-off clothing arid shoes. - V N- tdT JPhon Occon 421 Order promptly attended lo. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE; at a sacrifice, Interest la a valuable patented asphalt pavlngpro- hS PrlI successfully. Address Box 121. Journal mo. STUMT. : V-j.';.. vke4Vs.; .r, Mckerchlr, $c. FER CENT CUAJLAJfTEEO. IVfaxwell&Knapp Advertise your wants in thepapej1 Hhat goes to ell the. people f PERSONALS. WANTEtV To know the whereabouts of i' Harry Stai. formerly from Zumbrota, Minn, Was working for a lumber com- pany In thicity about a month ago. Was also engaged in the photograpnio business In this city prior to that time. ' Mrs. a L RItebey. Imperial Hotel. , O. M. R05ENDALE, m. el & c l (U Oregoolaa BaUdlng, Portland, Or., re ports on mine and mining property ot very description. Assays and analysis; lowest rates. Correspondence solicited. FOUND. SORREL MARE, marked letter P on left, hind quarter; white face and white - hind feet. Address Soulta Place, CoL FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. THTRTT.-KUm acres land above Oregon City, one-quarter mile from river: part 1 timber, some cedar; 800; no agent A 121, The Journal REAL ' Estate And General Business Aency.. IX E. Budd. no First SL FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS. 12000 Modern t-room full lot. house, Bunnyslde, 1100-4 lots, windmills. 14 fin fruit trees, , bearing, near csr line. U001Q acre on aas line near Mt Ta- 1 llpa-KSoe, i blka from Burkhart Bldg.. Union ave. north. 760 Lot en 11th street near Division st. let sores to exchange for lot. -tSOO 100 aorta, all in cultivation, to sx- chsnge. . MEL REGISTER. ZS4 Alder St HELP WANTED MALE. FALLENS, hook tender, rigging rustlers, buckers, barkers, Jackacrew men, skid rosd mn, swampers, boom men, engi neers, firemen, sawyers, ratchet setters, carriage men, edger men, planer men, milt hands, yard men. sailors, boat pull era, net tender, 'fishermen, seiners, car penters blacksmiths, machinists, rock men, laborers, men with teams, railroad laborers, wood choppers, bolt cutters, ' farm hands; milkers,, eooks, - flunkeys. Work. torXOOO men and. women, -..top wages. Call endsee ui and name your Job. Canadian Employment 'Company, S26Vb Morrison: branches ' Mt Burnaja and St North Third. HAT : MANUFACTURERS A KT& RENO VATORSHQnly place In Portland for gooq wprx; union jiatters.-, tioston, .s.c Fourtfi street. ; O.BOOM8 FOR RENT :- FURNISHED RbOMsTtoTonoTlwo gentlemen; -all convenience! '-desirable locality 35 Alder street . , . - . for 8aleMsjiisnsous-.j HALL'S sat, standard of the world: aafes sold on easy payments; trade your . old sate for a new one. Norrls Safe & Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. 7 Furniture waaona. trucks, hacks, counes; aiso xuu oiner venunes, ym sets harness. 100 saddles. Tomllnson t Hall, 211 wasniogion streetr MONEY f iji LOAN. MONET to Loan arCitT lots and lm. graved farm, W. A..Shaw t Co., 843 tark Street .. . . . WjA. HATHA WAY Money to loan. 10 Waahuigtotn Building.. Phone Hood 418. ATTORNEYS. Pax ton. Reach a- Blnion, 610 Chamber ef Commerce. 7?T . H K. Sargent. General practice, notary public, 034-636 Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. Lucas, Room S29 Chamber of Commerce. .;i fames Gleason, and s Mulkey pullding. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. Oaerge T. Murtoa, 81S Cham, of Com. S10? Br"" 5. Bookkeeping, ex PerUng .teacolng. A88AYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Aaiayaf and Analylst; gold dust bought 228.. Stark sc. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. BiilinTdS ii st JTU Oak TO. Ves aygaei Wehlnry of all kind d- IT BARBER Joseph Reldet, asTSforrUon st FullUov Moore, &2 Washlngtea. C. V. Hare, 148 Fifth str-t BTOwnlng Navajo Herbs sad Vine Roots for Dandrfuff and tailing hair, 150 1st barbers' Supplies. NL w-. WIIn Co, W Mb st. lesdlne barbMS' PplyhousePactflc Coast , LttWIS-STENGER Barber Supply Co qrinding of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. .161 First St' BICYCLES Frad T." Merrill Cycle Co., lOS-tll 6th st BILLIARD TABLES. Th Brunswick-Balk Col lender Co.. Third street BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Preyers, 91 Third -street 3, Sanger. Repair Shop, 448 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 48.. North 8d st. Mark Shoe Store, SftS Morrison St.; near ard. AgenU Jenness Miller Shoe. BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth A Howard Co, Commerce. 1 Chamber of CARPENTERS ANO BUILDERS. JohnLMeTton,1 Carpenter and Btaer; ...SOT Stark st; office and store fixture built and remodeled, altering; aad re pairing houses. Phon Main IT. 'ir-- CAFES. ' .' .' r The Bell Saloon. '83d Washlagton street The Xaeb Hill Saloon, m Waahington. Th Oriental 'Cafe, S2 Waahlngtoa st. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Fred-Behswiis.4ff-Washmgtpnr"re Dreyfus a Oermaloe. 2&X Third street Plana Cigar more, "til Third i It. ' " - ' assssjsssaasjsaasaae..e,.-'i . 1 4 .w.; ,;a The Railroad Cigar Store. t Wash st Read The Journal GIIASSIFIED HAVE YOU fc CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Win. Deveny. and Estslle Deveny, SOI AUaky Bldg , d aad Morrison. . , Z Mlttbell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store, 04 Wash.' st, Phon Hood i CONFECTIONERY. A 'J. Cofrmsn, Chocolates and Boa" Bona, 360 Waeaiagtoa st - -,- . ., ; . ... esaad Cigars, ao Waahlnjrton street Henry Blutnenauer. Manufacturing Con fectioner,. 430 Washington at. , ' ' CY.CLIST8 AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keen an, Columbia, Hartford and , Vldett Bicycle, Aluer st Phone Red ' ' Sewing Machine and Bicycles, 839 Mor rison street ' -CO RNICE8 SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights,: Gal vsnlsed Iron cor nices, i. C Bayer, vm Second st r w CREAMERIES. La Grand Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 264 Yamhill st Phene, Ore- Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, ' tc., 27 Burnslds st . COAL AND WOOU Oregon FueFCo,' dealers in all kinds ot coal and wood, 844 Morrison. Baa field- Vsysey Fuel Co, dry flat wood, 9, 3d. st, Phone Main 358 and CoL 871. ' ' ; DECORATORS. H. 'Pi! ChrlsUnien. wall papers, and painter, 141 th street corner Alder. B- H. Moerehouse A Co., wall papers, SOT Waahlngtoa street. ,..,.,,'., .. DENTISTS. sTMTTSaiSbirirtr Ington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore B. Thomson, 50-61 Washington . bldg.. Washington and 4th sts. phon Hood 414. , P. 8. IA NO WORTHY. Room 7 aad 8 Benson Building, Morrison street, near Fifth. :' .WBsaaaaasMw ' . Hlokey A Hlekey, rooms 817 to 810 Dtkura bid., 3d and Wash. sts. Phone South 91. DRESSMAKERS. Miss Loughlln, 14 Lewis bldg. Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room, vuv Auicieay piag, DRUGGISTS. O. P. S. Plummer, 200-262 3d street Row V MarUn, etb and Wash sts. Frank j. Btreiblg. 3"waah. street Laue-bavis Drug Co., 170 8d st Phone 848 DANDRUFF CURE. R. Shields, 40 Third St. N. Herpiclde, In dividual, application or by th bottle. ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Offlce. 898 Washington St Western Electric Works, 800 . Wash, st OPTICIAN. D. O. Gengrich. the leading graduate op- Ocian. 877 tamblU st PHY8ICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Amelia Ziegler. soj Marquam Bldg. Dr. Corai C. Talbott It year' etperl nce In disease of women. Writ or call. 801 Salmon t ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER. Room fl. Cam bridge building. Phone "Red 8H4. Resi dence Pink 1261. Mrs. C. 8. Fery, 351 H Morrison st ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and d sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANADIAN Employment Bureau, 124 Morrison street. Phone Orant 131. Oregon' Employment Co.. 227 Burnslds st ACME Emp7"!&ureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 8381. Cob 887. FINANCIAL. 8300,000' to loan at 8 and 6 par cent Vs. Beck. 821 Morrison at Wm. FURRIERS. The Silverfleld Fur Mfg.- Co., 288 Morri son street GAS 8UPPLIES. PaClflo Specialty and Gas Lamp Co., 348 Morrison street. . GROCERS. F. Dresser' A Co., Owen H. Berpls A CO., Fancy Grocerlea, 363 Morrison street . f. 8. Godfrey. Family Grocery. .Sixth and Burnslde. leiephone Black 2032. HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING. , Parisf?kir6tore. 80S Wash. st. up-IP date hair dressers. ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlg-maktng and manicuring. 160 Fifth St Phon Hood 814. .HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Leathers, 110 North 3rd street lime. smngjes ana cement. HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, tl North Third street, corner Davis. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, SOo to H.fiO per day.. Front and Morrison sts. Merchants Hotel. ' Rates. 81.00 a day up ward. Third and Davis streets. -rr HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnisher Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See 1. Gev urts Bona 173-175 First 210-225 Tarn hill. Both Phones 304. - . ' ' IN8URANCC. 7 : G. Rosenblatt- rooms t20-223... Sbetiock bldg., 3d and Oak sts. Phone. Mala Ui Puffer, JBargard 4t Co 851 Washl st " PRINTER AND STATIONERY. XTCPiefiriSbmuag7'I2I" MorrtsosT r TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' -Tea Store. Famous Mistletoe Tea. Fifth St. opp. Postofflce. . . , TICKET OFFCIES, OVERLAND - TICKET OFFICE. Third street 16 to U0 saved tall joints. ADVERTISING -ITSStSSuSL " ' JEWELERS. Beldtng Broa, Diamonds; Watches, te 48 Thu-d street .- . , The L. C. Henrlehsea Ccv, Jewelers aad opticlaas, 8tH Washlagton street - The O. Heltksmper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 8M Morrison st John A. Beck, watch, diamsada ste 8V7 MorrlsoB street , - . anderbur Watch Hens. !e 3d st. -LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brash. seepT 81 per month. Novelty Supply Co., ax . inu iu in, LIVERY STABLES. Burnslde Livery, Stable, corner Fourth and Burnslde ta. Phon Ore, Black L Frasler eV McLeah Llverr Stable. Beth phones 80. No. 200 to 208 5th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, street - ' room 18 K1V Morrison musical instruments: FLUTE, Guitar., Mandolin and Banjo in struction. Prof. E.- A,'Bmlth, res. 854 Twelfth. Phone Brown 898, Fisher Music Store. Everything in Musi. Phone. Red IW3. 190 Third St osteopath; L. B. Smith. Parlors, room. 98 Ortgonlan building. ,'-, LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made suits: fancy em broidered and applique'.; dresses and trimming. Stephanas, 888 Alder Bt PATENT MECICINSx h BpringtrHis MsdloTuiCo7"'Ti AlfsKy bulUllng, 1- . monuments. -a?:? otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 804 Third st. Estimates on first class work snd stock only. PAWN BROKER. Uncle Henry, 48 Nerth Third street Portland Loan Offlce, Dsn Marx, prop., 74 Third st, near Oak. Phon Brown 478. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 148 3rd st PIANOS. (Joule Bros. Flaps Co., 82 Washington St Eller'rf Piano House, High-Grad Pianos end Organs. 8S1 Washington St Pianos for sals or rent 78 Third St H. Blnihslraer. PHOTOGRAPHERS. K. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portrait. Third and Washington Sts. i ' 'Plumbers. Tayf 'aylor A Stanton, plumbing aad fitting. 88 Stxtr street ' ' REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency, 70 Chamber of -Commerce. . - ' ', st- J- P. Compton. Phone Black 829. 202 Waahington St The King Real Batata Association., imber of Commerce. 718 Cha E. F. Riley, 808 Chamber at Commerce. - Cha. H. Koran, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 888. R. H. DUNN, real estate and financial agent. No. 149H First street, Portland. Oregon. RE8TAURANT8. Morris' Lunch and Com House. Imperial Hotel. y BaloW New Port Restaurant and43fytr Hons. 83 Third and 867 Pins Sts. Strouse's Restaurant tn Washington St Billy's Coffee House, 848 Tamhll St City Chop Hons and Restaurant, 18 Third St. N. ; ; ' '-'.. X-.ry - RUBBER .StAMPS AND STENCILS. Chas. B.: Potter Co., mfrs. rubber tamps, seals, stencils, ttl Failing Bid. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest ejuartiscope view. 48 3d t. 8T0RAGE AND. TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, rifflce 88 First 6t, betV-Stark and Oak; phone 606. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious Art-proof brick Warehouse; Front aad Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving 'and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 12S First street . WALL PAPER. Ernest Miller e Co Wallpaper and dee oretlsns. 127 First St BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With Wbich is amalgamated THE BANK OP BRITISH' COLUMBIA. Capital paid up W.........8W.000 Reserve z.wu,0W Transacts a General Banking Buslnesa 8AV1NOS BANK DEPARTMENT account opened for sums ot 810 and up wards and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. 244 WASHINGTON Vf., , r B.-A. WTLD. Manager. . . rr A TILTON, BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN . 1898. Tvsnsact a Gsneral Banklnr Buslnesa Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at ell points on favor, able terma Letteta. of credit Issued available tn Europe and . . the Eastern Bgileht Exchange and Telegraphic Trans fers sold on New York. Washington, Chl csso Bt Louis, Denver. Omaha. San wnVisco and variou points in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana aad British Exchange sold on London. Paris, BerUn, Bnkfort and Hong Kong.. MB-R.CHANTS NATIONAL BANK- ;' MEBCilPORTLAND, OREGON. ' l FRANK WATSON . " President r. L DURHAM ...fVlce-Preshien u w HO YT..'.."......-.-...-''r... Cashier oho W? HOTT...i...H.AsslUnt Cashier TRANSACTS , AgNB BANKING Interest paMl an time deposits. " " Drafts sad letters of credit Issued v!U biIto airparts t the world. . .. -Mli specialty. .Gold dust cLONDOH sk SAN FRANCISCO BANK. Chamber of i41' Third -m'-f BVB8VB tjaaaasw snvviai ' ' " 'v'.'-1 - Head office, 68 Old Broad street. London, This bank transact a general banking business,- makes loans., discounts bills and Issue letters of credit available for trav elers and th purehsse .of mercbsndlse la BFW'.w'tarid.---rieahi la ; tor sign and domestic exchange. . iin rdu - Interest paid pa time defoelta; 1." V7J W. A. MACRAE Ms anager' t UNITED STATF rT" Transacts a Qvin r l 1 Drafts-avallab n , . United fcta' " ' President - - Vice-President Cashier Ut BIXK- of the f Help WaateeVper IJn i ... ...... So Employment Wanted, per tlae,, to For Rent.pr Lin to Wanted. Reoas, per tin Ho Persenala, per line so Fes -Sale., per lane so Contract Kates aa Applloatioa, . EAST SOUTH ttaivtt EMFtk rA Leavav 1 I Streets. I OVERLAND " EX-i IfffB. PRESS TRAINS, 7:45 a ss ror eaiem, nose- burcAshland. Bais- ) 4 " laO a m Iramento. Oaden, Ban Francisco, Alo-i jave, ios Angeies. KI faso. New tr- Uean and the East. At Wo e d b u ral (daily except- Sun day), morning train connects with train '. - - tor ML Angel, 811- verton. Browns ville. Springfield, and i Natron,, and Albany Local, for -Mt. Angel and 311 verton. , - J 1 . rf 4:00 p tn (Albany passenger . no:io aw '", 7:30 a Ik (Corvallis. passenger r:tv p m k 4:&v p m innenaan passenger a ia . Dally. DaUy except Sunday. - . 1 Rebate tickets on safe between11 Pott., land, Sacramento and Ban Frsncisco. Net rates 117.60 first-class and 114 second-class. ' Second-class Includes sleeper ? first-class does not " , v. Rates snd tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, ,HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. , Can be ob tained at Ticket Office, No. 234. corner , Washington and Third. ,( ' TAMKILL DIVISION. . - Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St, Leave Portland dally 7:20 a. m 12:30; 1:6$. 8:25. 4.40, :S5. 8 M p. m. Dally ex. nept Sunday,. 6:30. 8:40 a. aw 1:06. U:30 P. to.' Sunday only. 8 a. m. ' Arrive, Poi tlana dally. 8:80. 10:W a. m., 1:35. 8:19. 4:36, 6:1S. 7:40, 16 p. m. Dally except Sunday, 6:35, 1:30. 10. oO a. -TO.; ex. cept Monday, 12:40 a m.; Sunday only, 18.06 a. m. " Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 3:30 a. in. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlie Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:60 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. "Except Sunday. . ....... V. A. SCHILLING! R- B. MILLER. " ' City Tkt. Agt Gen. Fci, A Pass. AV TIME CARD OF TRAINS POR.TLAND , . ... ' - leaves. Arrlveai Overland Express ....... 8:00 pm l-M am Twin City, Bt Louis A - . . 1 Kan. City Specter...... 11:30 pm 7:48 pnt Puget Sound Limited for South Bend, Grays , , . , . Harbor. Olympia. Ta- ' 4 coma and Seattle 8:35 am 8:20 pm. Two trains dally to Spokane, Butte, : Helena, Minneapolis, St Paul and th East " i A. D. CHARLTON. .' Asst. Gsneral Pass. Agt. 2S6 Morrison street. Portland. Ore, ODFfiON Union Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST f Zrf limit pi . JP1 .t't UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrtv. - SPECIAU A Dally , Dally For th East via Hunt- - - Ington. ' I. L, "- ' ' "SPOKANE FLTER. 6:15 pm' a-ta For Eastern Washing-Dally Dauy , , ton. Walla Walla. Lew- ' Is ton, Coeur d'Alene and - Gt Northern points. ATLANTIC EXPRESS". OOpm 6:10 am. For th East via Hunt- Dally Daily Ington. j ' OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. n FOR SAN FRAN- From I CISCa . , Alns- . 8& Columbia- . worth - s.Wpm , April 7, 17, 17. , Dock 88. Geo. W. Elder 8:00 pm April 3. 18. 22. - . ' : FOR ASTORIA ' and SloOpnT" VWvm' ' way points, connecting Dauy, Lolly with Str. for Ilwaco and sun. x Sun North Beach, str.- Has- Bat 10 ' - salo, Ash street dock. p m t ' FOR "CORVALLIS and ViiSanT 4:00'p5r, --way points, steamer Mon., Tues., ' Ruth. Ash street dock. Wed., Thura,.'' (Water permitting.) rrl. 3at. - FOR"DATTON, Oregon 7:00 am 3:00 pae City and Ys.mhlli River Tue,. Mon., points, str. Modoc. Ash Thur., VeL. i " street dock. Sat. Frt. . , (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing ton.. -Telephone Main 71t - PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. 7 ; For Yokohama and Hongkong, ealtlnf at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila. Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. For rates and full Information. call on or address oniclals or agents ef the O,?, K N..CO., . ..,;- ' - - STATIONERY. . TheJ Kllham8tatknry Co., 207 Morrisol St. Jame R. Ewing, Bookseller, T. M. Bid.. 109 Fourth St.. Portland. . C. A.. SLOT MACHINEf. J All styles: repairing; phonographs, re" orda Transcontinental Machine Co., 843 Waahlngtoa fit, - , TAILORS. We call tor, clean, press and deliver or 4 suit each week for l.UO per month. 4W1 v Washington Bt, . Son Ton Tailoring Co,. 84 Third St. opp. .. Chamber of Commerce. ?s I'ffTRUNKACTOnY. KtrrunkaTrunkV11' sal-'J.' , els, etc., 231 MurrWou bt. TYPEWRITE r. The Smitli-rreniipr Tyr ' - street All inaKes ( i t rent. Supt 'Ins tor B I i M. Alexain.,1. r & C o., f TV?'