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Newspaper Page Text,M - ' - TIIE(.12VEKIJfG . mVUXAti TQTUtt AST) OftEf OT,? Stby PAT, Ariltti S$t 1 9t)2. TEA CULTURE PLAN Southern Pacific's Experiment 1 in Rogue River Yalley - . '9 tha laudable energy of R. Bl MU tw, general freight and passenirer treat f, the Southern Paclno.'-is du the In option ; of aa idea, f which ; .may! fret J n mora to me varied and' exhauatless resource ot Oresry' Ma . Miller ha for soma time believed ...that tea eultur -wait t among the poiulbUiye ot tnl -state and " rurthartnora that In time it jean Jb made to be a paying one on a commercial bnala, Sao succeeded In tntarestlna; Dr. Wlthy combe of the Oregon Agricultural Experi ment Station In the mntter.Theh It wae also taken up with the Portland Asiatic : Btsamshlp Company, the Papartmentof Aaicutturn at WMhington and with Con grasaman Tongue.-',:': ?.';. -Vv'V, Mr. fuller ha lvn the' subject much Study,' And la convinced that the cllmatlo ondltions Of the Rogu River Valley are such a to develop! th tea-growing in dustry In Oregon. Yesterday a package of a dosen tea plan ta, all fine and. vigor aua specimen of the Japanese variety ar rived here.. They are well advanced, and ara from 6 to 18 Inches n height. Thee wore sent today to persona at Oranta Pass, Med ford, Ashland and Jacksonville, who Will devote their time and energiea 4o seeing what can' be done, may leadto the Introduction and cultlva- ' nay leave to the introduction, and cultlva-" tlon 'Off other tropical and semi-tropical plant which have a value In the world of commerce;' DC Whlthycambe think that -the principal disadvantage Oregon tnlght have to contend with ln.th way of raising' tea at a prp(t la th matter -4f.4aoor,-ine-the-Japanesflanir CMneae have the advantage in this regard. .,. This doesn't worry Mr. Miller in the least, for h believes that if rthlatit.cn be grown successfully that American enter prise will find a way to cheapen the pro duction and curing of the tea crop which ' will settle the aueatlpn of Oriental com petition. :.J: - Ay- GREETED BYiMINERSfl ssaaaaaaa. n - i if .(.., Demonstration at Sumpter to , Democratic Candidates. In numbers, in spontaneous enthusiasm and Jn the- magnitude of the arrange ments, the reception given at Sumpter Saturday. night to George H. Chamber lain, -and the other candidates on the state ticket was second only to the mag nificent demonstration at Baker City, the previous evening. Besides Mr. Chamber lain, he speakers, were Thomas H. Craw ford, of Union, candidate for Judge of tha Eighth Judicial Clrcultr W.A. Waun, of Eugene, Henry Blackmail, of Heppner, Colonel J. B. Raley, of Pendleton, Colonel ,W. F. Butcher, of Baker City and J. H." Bobbins, of Sumpter. The visitors arrived on- the afternoon trairk'and were met at the station by a committee or the Democratic, Club and citizen generally.' - In the evening there was a grand rally at Kills' opera house which was .packed tata doors. As the exercises opened the nius back of the town were made to ' blase with red and green lights and tha byrotechnlca of oratory were rivaled by the display, of lightning on. the out- 'd- f - Sunday, Mr. Chamberlain and party wera driven to Beume and the mines in tha vicinity, returning to Baker City at night, and reached Portland today. . Portland Republican Club. The Republican Club of Portland held its biennial meeting Saturday night and sleeted the following officers: Executive board First -Ward, W. E. Harris; Second Ward. C. K. Lock wood: Third "Ward, D. J. Quimby ; Fourth -Ward, -Drr Ar C. Smith; Fifth Ward, Judge W. M. Cake; Sixth Ward. C. T. Belcher; Seventh Ward. Pr. W, H. Baylor; Eighth Ward. H. C. Smith; Ninth Ward, J.. E. Hunt; Tenth Ward, ' V. . C. Barnes; Eleventh Ward. M. Billing. F AJ Bancroft was choan president, Ir. W. H. Baylor vice praaldant, Charles E. Lockwood aeoretary and FM C. Barnes treasurer of the board and of the club. The president of each Ideal feepublidah club s -an'; advisory member of th ezeoutlve committee. Which will be called together some time this week. - Republican Rally: The Young 'Man's ' Republican Club of Portland la arranging to assist In open ing the campaign In this city with' a gsana rally. To help the executive com mittee attend ta th detail the following auxiliary, committee has been selected; First ward.. C. W. Sherman ; Second Ward, J. C, Vaaalef Third ward, ; A. J Capron; Fourth ward. J. P. Kavanaugh; Fifth ward. 'Ralph Citron r BlxtbT"Ward. W. P. Ullls; Beventh ward, WUlia Fih- t; Righth ward, A. W, Curry; Ninth ward. John P. Sharkey; Tenth ward, T. W. Vreeland; . Eleventh' ward, Thad, 8. Potter. , He Looked the Part. . There la a certain Portland man who Is noted for his witty rejoinders, but he iiilte eclipsed himself in this regard y- , terday. For some time , he had not been looking at alt well, but lately had begun t show a marked improvement A, friend, ' riieettn him, commented upon his im proved appearanoe, when; ha said i t ,"0h, yes, i I'm feeling a great deal bet tar. Do you know when I was so thin and miserable I seriously thought, of put- ting on a pair of Hinges and of going to a masquesade ball disguised aa the crack of a floor." Union Men Only. . , Operations were resumed again, Satur day' on the new budding being erected for the) UnloA laundry, at Second and Columbia street, aner a suspension of work Several day because the contra c . ,Ur was employing non-union carpenters, , brlflk ni stone masons. ThoHe employ ed now , ara ail union men. , f.ifrfa i '.'.J' m ii i ' K BUSHAiAN DECLINES. , -;jiH yf i'.f.i-" j .' ' ' v: '.ijt.fi". ;Jhn -A, Bughman has declined the nom. tnatton given him pn the Citiaena' leg islative -ticket Th committee his tut . Jt iictd a man to fill the vac . in y. : MEATS HIGHER; Half a Cent Advance on Packed : Goods Butter Lower. - sAt predicud its Th Journal last week there - baa been an advance In Eastern paoked meat. This morning th.dalrt wera notified that hams and alf' ether Eastern maata had been advanced half i cent. Lard also came, in for a ohang in nuotaUona,- tfi price '. today being ad yanced a auarter of a cent-. KtUe leaf Is now quoted, at ii .oents and steam ren dered 134: cents. Receipts -continue light. In groceries there is a slight advanc quoted on tha different brands f pack age jmuahvw'V,- r,.-i Butter is quoted today- the lowt that it has. been thla seajson, and a JoW aa It went last. yar,v Thia morning creamery man, lowered the . price eY the beat cream ery to 174 cents a: pound. .Store butter went down U,13 and lj. cents and dairy to 15. cenu. t. j'W-ff '.a.v.j . ' ;4Egge-; atnr:,rtmain: tha'- samai. uota tiona, but th market U In a rather mixed eondltlon, 7 Some" dealers . say that ,th price la It cent straight and others aa sart that It is Weak at 15' cents. . A large number of gga ara going' into cold stor age and' it looks generally aa if th quotation An, mau has a tendency to strengthen all articles in the food mar ket. - iiii-J; vvivii --' v - ' I':-- - 5 Grain Is the same as Saturday t there baing very little actual , buslneea dona Th flour inkrkct Is slightly better this morning and a steadying of, Quotations is hoted, " . r4 ,. 1 RlVER AND,OCEANs ' The bar tug TatoOah Will be laid up for 80 day because there Is not sufficient business tq sight ta warrant keeping her In commission. ' 'V.j , t : . '' " . , ' ' i '.;. , ' The steamer Australia A expected 8 arflve tn San Francisco today from Tahiti. The two torpedo boats now nearlng completion at the Union Iron Work will have their trial trips during this week, at Han SVar.Alaco. , a -'-?.-.'.":''" Tha transDoH Buford ailed' from Ma nila for San Francisco April tt. She l bringing troops B and F of the Third Cavalry, and (6 short-tern men. The British tramp steamer Vemnar. ar riving In-Ban Francisco from Calcutta, reports having sighted th aenxwner An- eona. which if 108 days ouf from the Philippine Islands f or .Port Townsend. It la Sow almoat Impoaalbl for th grain fleet of Vessels " bound for tleep water points to secure crews at - Ban Francisco. Captains of vessels are pay ing sailor boeurdlng-house keeper aa high as tSO each for men. When returning from Qray's Harbor Friday with an empty barg. the. tug Sampson caught on some obstruction near Astoria, damaging it ateel hauaer, tearing eft a strand for a distance of, Ml feet. It la believed that the hauser touched the wreck of the bark Alden Besse, which suna there 10 year ago. The - stara-wheei at earner Koyukuk, built by Joseph Supple for the Northern Commercial -Company for the Alaskan1 river trade, was shipped north In "knock down' form Saturday. When placed In commission the steameer will be in command of Captain J. T. Oray. of Port land. It is a light-draught boat and will ply on the, Koyukuk River. Navigation will open in June up north. . Notice has been given of the following changes In . the aid to navigation in this district: The white stake on which the Swan Island light was formerly displayed was discontinued' April The light is now shown from an arm oh. a single pile eight feet above the water, wlthoiit ohange In location. A light wa eatab Uhsed on Mock's bottom April tt, as a guide in the Sharp turn In the Swan Is land hannelrrxtl- a ftxed' red- lanterrr light, suapended eight feet above the wa ter from an arojuon a stogla pll. In the south channel at the mouth of the Columbia th bell buoy with a nwn ahaped, Uttlce-work body, . waa discon tinued April 21. A black, ftrst-clas can; with "8, C in white letters, waa estab lished April a In 60 -feet of water, and marks the entrano to the south chan nel over th bar. . Hav you tried PeacocK hard Wheat flourt v New today. AUCTION SALES ; ' ' :-BY " . ' - ' Ford & Laws, AUCTIONEERS' tv Saccessors to J. T. Wilson, i Tuesday, April 39, at Premises, 383 Davis. 5t, Upstair, at 10 A. n. t ; . Having Instructions from the owner, we Will sell the contents of twelve roams, consisting of Vose 4t Sons? squar piano, canary bird singer, oak ball tree, unbol stered ." parlor rocker, - bedroom seta, springs, and matresses, mantel bed, ear pets, marble-top center tabla extension table, clock, parlor lamp, bicycle, refrig erator, cook and, heating stoves, dishes utensils, etc, ,... , Wednesday, April 30, at Sale . , rooms, ia Flrt Street, at 10 A.M. , , . On our reVular sale - day. - We will sell Without reserve a flue lot of furniture, carpets, ruga, -mattings, utensils, cook and heating stoves, : kitchen treasures, dishes, glassware, dining-room tit tings, portieres, curtains, Brussels carpets, and a varied assortment of other sseful goods. Thursday, Friday and Saturday May 1, a and 3, Mammoth Gro ' -: eery 5aie. The Juliert & Smith Stock Valued at S1500, at 4$ North Sixth Street. ; : ; , . 1 This fine stock of freiih groceries nl six weeka out of the wholesale house hat been placed in our hands for auction sala, We will sell at retail, Monday, Tusday and Wednesday, and on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, we wfll close out the balance at auction sale.' We wish to call your attention to the fact that this stock was well selected and every article is flnt-clasrf. This affords tha housewife aa opportunity to atoch up with a -fine lot of groceries at, a 'Very small figure. Th fixtures will Tt sold at 11 a. m. Friday ... i'uil Laws. 1 ' AuoLf.meera NEW TODAY. Lewis and Clark ( : r Ceiltenmal Ex f, position. Hav ru- tried to Un m your mind what w could, hav on a lt away from, the river- that would interest Eastern aopieT Are you awar that th best bow that we could hav on such 4 sit would not match on of th annual ataU fair held by many of tha Eastern itateat Oar best effort on auch a alt must rov to, be a failure. - " :itt th BtDoaltion be held at Unlvtratty' Park, w can how our harbor; th ships coming and going, our mountain) cnry,' it mile of standing timber extending from Mount Rainier to Mount Jefferson, is part of our Exposition t ' Wa can hava nothing oa a alt away, from th tlver .'.that w can not hava on tha rlvr, but w can bfv many sttrac tionn an th river that w can not have way from the river., Thn. why. not have th best possible for th money w hall . hav to expend? , Only Sites Considered. " Hawthorn Park, in connection with Land s Addlttou, is tha only place, be tides University Park-, that fias any con Iderable number Of advocates.' ,Ths only claim mad for Hawthorne Park I that "It is centraL" While It la nearer to th Poetoffle than Culverslty Park, it Is nt a acoeiilbl. Hawthorne Park would hava to depend wholly on th street-cars hnd, carryalls., which will b burdened to their fullest capacity with th Internal business of tha city wherever the Expo sition may bV held. vThe unobstructed iHwtadattrosoInrveranjrparg will make the trip In less tlm than the street-cart cputhS reach Hawthorn Park. Think ofha cruh at "ah "open draw which must take place riany times dally. Think of the delay at street crossings,' to avoid crashing into heavy truoka or ta fcvoid killing pedestrians. Compare this with a, clean, breesy boat rid UnlVer ilty Park, without crowdlnf 'or-hanging to strap, or wltb a w-mlnut rim 7fl the railroad, where all wagon road are over bead, except tha one at Lower Alblna, and wher the liability of accident Would not exist. Even Its clalmi of cen tral must vanish before the superior fa cilities of reaching University Park.. " 1 Paramount Consideration. No petty personal Consideration should be allowed to stand In the way et th greatest good to the whole city and coun try. The benaflta to the whole! city and Country should be paramount te any aelf . Ish shopping or lot-selling letiemea. Hoping that you will view this subject from a broad. ; patriotic base, and use your Influanoe ifor'th location that will produce the moat lasting benefits for th fndney and energy expended, we are, PENINSULA BOARD OF TRADE DURINO THE HARD TIMES Wa obtained by foreclosure ; number of piece of property In -., ' COUCH ADDITION and In other choice) ratdenct locations. Some are in shape " for homes J other are at- ' v tractive Investment All. i are offerwd at reasonable prices. Call on us for particulars. V PORTUIID TEUSI COtlPAflT Of 0CI50H ido THIRD STREET. Coal Coal Coal WESTERN FEED FUEL CO, Dealers 'In all kinds of 1,. Coal Coke. Charcbaf . 'Try the Famous ' ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phones. Office-184 North gth &. PROPOSALS FOR tUMBER. - ' -V 'im. i-.Tr 1, tr . 5" ,-Vt!. ''- Ceunty Court, Multnomah . County, Tort land. Oregon. V ,..., . , " Sealed bidawli! be received at the omca of th Clerk of the County Court tor Multnomah Couaty until 16 o'elooh a a, Monday, the 6th day of May, im, for furnishing and delivering lumber fop're paira of the Madison-street and Morrison' Street -bridges. ... Specification! for - said lumber are now on file and may he see a at h office ot the Clerk of th 'County court. '.-....r..-..-i - . The suocessful bidder will be required to promptly execute a formal contract to be approved by the District Attorney of this county, and ats to execute and deliver to the Clerk of th County Court a good and aufflclent bond in total the amount of contract price for tha faithful per formance ef sUeta contract, . . All bids mutt ba aocompanid by a er tilled check In tha amount of 10 per cent f th bid. . - - i; The County Court reserves tM ' right to reject any and all bids. , By order ef the County Court ' , r C L. o. swetLand, CTark. Portland. April , Wtt.v; ;,' - -- ..,.'-,; .Vii'-fcV Vmona domettlo. animals, th the' 14 tha most asefut to man. la tha British Isles aioM there ar a,W,ooo thaep. Th world's total stock Is MO.OOO.OOO, or fully 100,000.000 mar., than all other domestic animals combined. It might be poaslbl to dispense with the 2.8)0,000 tons of mut ton the world devours In the course of a year, though It Comprise one-fifth of th total meat supply, but what r could not oa Without ia the Wool'-?? ' oreat Britain aTbn ImporU M.M0.0f4t poand weight of wool la a year, turning this vast .amount of fleece Int Materials valued at ,000.00O. The world at larga works up vary nearly I2.0oo,out tone bf sheep's wool In thaveame period. This fa a hugely gmtr amount - than that ' of any other material used .for cloth-teak-big. For the other 10 fiber in eofnmou est do not altegstlDar aggragat half of this am . . . Advertise, your wants in the peper that goes to" V. e:i tha people PERSONALS. iiwa .-ji-Sasei'. WANTKDTo knW th Whereabouts ot ; Harry ptaL formerly from Zumbrota. I illnn. Va working for a lumber com ' pany lit this city about a month ago. i Was also engaged in the photographtp . hniiiiMi In this citv orior ta that time: ' Mrs. 8. I. Rltchey, Imperial Hotel. 0; M. ROSENDALE, M. E. & C.E. in Oregoblan Building, Portland. Or re ports on mlnea and mining property of every description. - Assays and analysts; lowest rates, t Correspondence solicited. FOUND. BORREL. MARE, marked letter P on left hind quarter; whit face and whit hind feet. ;, Address Bculti Place, Col. ' Slough. . J - HOOM8 FOR RENT. tOR RENTWRooms singly or In suites. by the montn 0 ..transient. zs Aider Btreet, t- ...1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 ' . 1' , 1 1. 1 fOR SALE REAU ESTATE. , mita'OmOfBn THtRTT-NINE acrea land above Oregon . City, one-quarter mile tom river; part . timber, some eedar; tW0; uo agent. A " 111, The Journal. RBAt, Estat and General Business Agency.- P. JS. Budd. 110 First 8t. r HELP-WANTED -MALEr FALLENS, hook tenders; rigging rustlers. ' buckers, barkers, Jackscrew men, skid 1 road men. swampers, boom men, engi neer, firemen, sawyers, ratchet setter, carriage men. edger men, planer men, mill hands, yard men, sailors, boat pull ers, net tenders, fisherman, seiners, car- penters, blacksmiths, machinists, rock men,- laborers, men with ;eams, railroad laborers, wood choppers, bolt cutters, farm hands, milkers, cooks, flunkeys. Work for 1.000 men and women, top wagea fall and see us and nam your lob, Canadian Employment Company, 2264 Morrison' - branches 147 Burnstae and 51 North Third. ' HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO-VATORS-Only place In Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company. U Fourth street. For 8ale-Mlscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard ot the , world; safes sold on easy payments: trade your old aafe for. a new one. Norrtgaf A Lock Co,, Second and Stark stf ' Furniture wugons, truoka, harks, coupes; also 200 other vehicles, 25U set harness, 1(H) saddles. Tomllttson a ' Hall, lilt Washington street.- . v.. " MdNEt TO LOAN. MONKT to Loan oh City lots and Im- g roved farms. W A. Bbaw A Co. M3 tark Street...- '. .. - (W. A. HATHA WAT Money to loan. 10 ingioin ouiiaing. rnone noou MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-oft . oiothlng and shoes. JT N. Id. . Phone - Green 428. Orders promptly attended to. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR -SALE, at a sacrifice, Interest in a valuable patented asphalt paving1 pro- , cess; ha been operated 'successfully. Address Boa 121, Journal office. :..'.-..-., ATTO RNEY Pafcton, Beach A Simon, 610 Chamber of Commerce. ; H. K. gsrgent. General Practice, notary public, 034-636 Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. Lucas, Room 820 Chamber df Commerce. James Gleason, 2 and S Mulkey Building. aMrgrTrkurton", 31S Cham, of 'com. Phone Brswn 456. Bookkeeping, ex torting .teaching. A8SAYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Aasayer and Analytat; gold duat bought 228.. Stark at. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 76. Ves sel and machinery of all klnda de- " algned. ..,v" BARBERS. ' 3osettReTaeX, "aoTMorrtaonitr t: .... ... , FullUova Moor. 253 Washlngten. C V. Harm, 146 Fifth street V Brownings Navajo Harb and Vlnl Root tor Dandrfuff and falling hair, 100 1st. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. K. W. Wilson & Co.. SO th at., leadlns barbers' supply hquae Paoiac Coast. tEWIfl-8TENGEH Barbef Supply Col Grinding of all sharp edge tool a spe cialty. 161 First St. . ., . BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cyd Co 105-111 fltlf t. piLUAROjrBtBa. The Brunswick-Balk Callander Co., i BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyera, 67 Third street. J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. the Kelson Shoe Store, 43.. Korth 8d at, u . 'v. . f- -. Mark Shoe Store. 2T3 Morrison st., near 3rd. Agents Jenness Miller Bhoes. BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth A Howard Co U3 Chamber of . commerce. . r ,v:;.y.:;, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder, S07A Stark st offic and ator fixture bunt ana remoanea, sitenng ana re pairing houses. Phone Main 7T. CAFE 8. The Bell Saloon, 33ft Washington street. Tha Knob HU1 Bfloon. 641 Washington. Tha Oriental Cafe, 829 Washington st CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Fred BoskoWita, STB Washington st Dreyfus A Germain, 261 Third street Pdiik Clwu dtor. Xli Third St -i' Th Railroad Cigar Stor. 834 Wtah., st Read The Journal CtASSiFIED ADVERTISING ;i have; you a want? jt$&S3&s&j$L CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wml Devny ' and 1 tell Peveny,' Svl ..Ailsky a(idg., M ana saorrwon. . ,A .'-. U Mltchill, Eipert Chiropodist Knighf enM.viori, an nua, st, men cteeei CiV- 'I confectionery;' ' A. J. Coff man, Chocolate and Boa Boas, . 300 wasningon ax. . W. J. Powell Candiea and Cigars, 20 waanington 'street.- - . Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner. iw wasningien (, CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. JO. P. Keenan, Columbia, .Hartford and vinette cicyciss, aiuw si. rnone. Ka .1968. Sewing Machines and BlcycIeSj SSS MoT' V CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Bkyllghta, Galvanised Iron cor nices. ,.1. V Jayer, lean ovcona si. " CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 264 Tamblll st. Phone, $ Ore. Main 77U. Arlington Creamery, butter, egga, cheese,' etc., Jul eurnsia st. " COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In ail kinds of coat ana wooa, at tuorruon. Banneld-Veysey Fuel Co,, dryNflat wood, su sa uw rnone nain stsana coi. ill. DECORATORS.. H. P. Cbritttnsen, wall papers, and painter, 141 6th street, corner Alder. E. II. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 807 wasaingion street .i --. DENTISTS,. -- - - - BrMt'iaamiyV d: s:.rormnrwa. ,ingion uiag., wasnington ana ftn sis. Theodore 8. Thomson, 50-61 Washington uiag., wssnuigion ana m sts. f none - Hood 414. . P, S. LANG WORTHY, Rooms t and I Benson Building, mft Morrison jtreet, near Fifth. Hlrkey A HIrkey, rooms 817 t Slfi Dekum bid... 8d and Wash. sts. Phone South 1. DRESSMAKERS. Mis Lougblln, 14 Lwia bidgT '' Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 0.p. s. Uimmerr5aCr2262 8d street Row A Martin, 6th and Wash sta. Frank J. Btrelbig. til Wash, street Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 3d st Phbn fits DANDRUFF CURE Rrihield. 46 Third St. NTHsrplclde, In? dividual application or by th bottle,'' ELECTRIC WORKS, PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office, M Washington St. Western Electric Works, SOU.. Wash, st 1 OPTICIAN. . O. Gengrlch, th leading graduate op tician, tin Yamhill at PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Amelia Zleglerl M Marquam Bldg. Dr. Cora O. Talbott 18 years' expert, nee in diseases of women. Write or call, ton Salmon at I ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER. Room 2L ram. bridge building. Pbon Red 29M. Resi dence rink 12G1.. Mrs. C. 8. Fery, 3S1H Morrison St. ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sta. . - EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANaBiaS Employment Bureau. t Morrison street, phone Orant 131. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde tt ACME Emp. Bureau, 185- Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 1381. C01. t7. - . FINANCIAL., ',000 to loan at 6 and 0 par cant Wm. . tieca, iui Morrison st. FURRIERS. Th Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 285 Morri- on street. GAS SUPPLIES. Pacific Specialty and Gas Lamp Co., Ml Morrison street. GROCERS. F7TTeraTco.T Owen H. Berple A Co., Fancy Groceries, 863 Morrison street F. 8. Godfrey, Family Grocery. Sixth and Burnslue. lelephone Black 2932. HjtJRDRESSJfJMANICU Paris HaT?SlorT Waal). t up-to-dat hair dressers. ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlg-maklnsf' ana manicuring, wo utn nt Jfnon liood 4, HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Lauthera, 110 North Srd street, lime, smngies ana taini. ; HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, H. North imra iuw, vkbw ashtm. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. I. FOU! Mirth ana Aider streets. Esmond Jlotel RaUw European, BOo to ti.N pr oay,v. mnt ana Morrison sta Merchants Hotel. Rates, $1.00 a day nft- V HOUSE PURNISHER8. Home Furnisher Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves, etoj See 1. Gav- urts A Son. 173-178 i First 21B-225 Yam. bill. Both Phonea 804.' G. Rosenblatt NOtM W-ta Sherlock klJ. ev.a rid nBlr sttsTL Phon: llal. lot W1U, w '-"'. wrw w r- "-g en Aatsa, Puffer. Burgard A Co., lol Wash. af PRINTER AND STATIONERY. t. R, Rogers. Job printing. S2t Morrison. T TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Tea Store. Famoua Mtstleto Taa. Fifth Bt opp., rosioiuce. TICKET OFFCIES. I CiVKRIAND TICKET ; OFFICE. 140 Third street K to (20 savea ta all points. JEWELER UAm Balding Bros., Diamonds, Watch, ate.. , 4t Tbu-4 sut , 7 - ,. , Th L. C HnrleHsen c Jeweler and opticians, Jm Wasbingtoa atraet The 0. ' Heltkemper . Co., manufacturins; Jewelers, 1S1 Morrison t Vanderburg Watch Home. 140H Id st '.fi'v- " LAUNDRIES, Clean Towel Dallr. Comb, brush, soap, u per menu, noTmnj supply Co.. 40 41 KT Ninth tt Tt tla " LIVERY STABLES. Burnsido Livery Stables, corner Fourth ana Hurnsia sta a-aon ur. mtcn s M ii Frailer V McLttan Liver Stable, Both .1 rait ar p r-f am (Via at w AbAa flWllVm WO, - ilV. WV IW WV WIU -lFej t MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room II Ul Morrison street,.!.: . t : j, , v . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo in struction. nor. J a. nmitn, rea im Twelfth. . Phone Brown 186. Fisher Music Btor. Everything In Muslc Phona, JKea m. tsu Tatra at. , OSTEOPATH Lk B. Smith. Parlors, room 40S Oreg onlan ouuaing. ' - LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made cults: fancy em- Droiaarea . a oa - a ppuque a res aa trimming.: Stephen's, tU Aider 8t PATENT MECICINE. Bprlngiteem 9&cl5SlS5fliVr building. ..''';..;.-..;:..; ., MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, km Third st Estlmatea oa first class work and stock only. PAWN BROKERS. Unci Henry, tt North Third, street Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.. i ioira st., near uaa. rnona rowa . Unci Myers, Jtweler. ltt trdt st . T PIANOS. Soul Bros. Piano Co., Mt Washington Bt Bllr' Plana House, High-Graa Pianos aa urgans. ni wasnington an. ' Pianos for Sal r rent H. 8lnhelrar. u i-nira gt,,,;.'..,.;,-;;.i PHOTOGRAPHERS. . Hi. W. Moore, Crayon and Oil Portraits. 1 nira ana wasnington sta. PLUMBERS. TayloT'AStanton,' plumbing" aad atam "MWtg. aixtr street. J ...... K AL ESTATE. . " Lehman oan"s'ndollotloa Agency.' TOI vnamoer oa uommero. . -4 . - , J. F. Compton. phone ;B!aek B2S, 2W 11 Huiiiigu ei , The King Real Estate Association. '.72f unamber of Commerc. E p. Rlly, apt Chamber i Commeraa Cha. H. ICoreli, real estate and mortgage loans, xo wasnington. main wv R. H. DUNN. ral eetat ana nandal agent, no. wvk First street, jroriiano, Oregon. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Co fife House. Below imperial toti. . g - . , New Port Restaurant ana Oyster Hus 63 Third and 8 Pine Bta, s Strousa'a Raturnt Waahington St Billys Coffsa Hen. Ut Tamhil St City Chop tioua and ReaUurant II third RUBBER STAMPS AND STENCILS. Chaa. E. Patter A Co., mfra. rubber stamp, seals, (tenons, m gauing eta. ORfENTAL 8H0OTINQ GALLERY Thetest qusjUscope vlewaV Id st arnRAftst a Kin TRiNsatR. "" C. O. PiekT'otT ana vas; paone am. rinv aiiu im fu ture moved and packed tor shipping! commodious ftre-proot brick warehouse; Front and Clay t. Furniture, Plan and Safe Moving and packer. t-nare aa- vm u. street , - ' WALLPAPER. Ernest MUler A Co. Wallpaper and 40- orations. ii iri n ' " - BANKS. CAiADiAN BANK 'OF COMMERCE With Which Is amalgamated - ! THH BANK OF BRITISH CQLUMBIA. Capital paid op .,,,...i,,,,,.,8,pw,000 Transact a General BanWngBuBlnsa. BAVlNaa BANK DEPARTMENT Account opened for um ot 110 and up wards, and Interest allow4 on minimum monthly balance. Rate on application. monthly WA8HINGTON BT. . ' B. A. WYLD, Manager. STaW Aowofi td.-pT.Tta . . rollectionTrnad at all polnu on ftvor- avlSlable""" " Kurope sid J " Eastern niarht Exchanga and Telegraphic Tran. c. f.rVu.'oolnt. "5 Sre."on: WMhtnon. Idah. Mo.tana and SrJbsS CEx?ban. Wrankfort an u.tjfHANT9 NATIONAL BANK-- -' J MEBCHA1POItTLAND, OREGON. 1 t wAANK WATSON-------President 1 - nttDn . H..,..i, invranotni ff cr unYTj.i..v.i.'"'"'"tBanier w HOYT.A"j"4-M,,tn Cashier tbinSaCT A fiArERALv BANKING vw,.v.. fti, , .-. ,.',-.- . 4 1 , , IPVU V"rNDON BANFRANaaCQ BANK!, i ; .i. lawxwv f ? a , ".. w-l . ' nomnuK bulldlne. ' ThlM w;nd Stark strata , . i ' Hani ofBca, B Old Broadttrt. Landbn. 'ThJaTbank transacts a general banklns hn.iBss7makes loans, discounts bills and teeue? WtSrs of credit available for trav eiera and tha -purchase of mrchandi in any city of lb world. Deala la for. elan and doroeeUo xchanga 'f?-. .iA.ot time denoalta UNITED 8TATF9 NTI -VAt, ptx K Tmneacts a Ci'rai J ' 1 -a ' Drafts avail-' I" cf t.. United fci.it . Pr!nt .......... Vlce-PresiJeut Cashier , , Help WaataajM Unt I Kmploymaat Wsated. pr tAa., I.i Tor Rent, per tine ...,.... U , Waated, Keoms, par lia ...... to Personal, per Llae to For sale, per Li a to Contract Kate aa Applloatiaa, east! SOUTH Depot riftFalSd" I Stmeta tear. Afrrva JOVE RLAN D : EX-I IfKliSB 1 TRAINS. tor eaiem, itose- burg.Ashland. Bao-I I': ? ' v f tiiOaat raraento. . Oaden.l Ban Francisco, Mo-J Ijave, Los Angeles.! IE1 Paso, New Or leans and the East At Wtotksm (daily exoept tsun klay), morning train connect witn train for Mt Angel, Sll verton. Browns- .lit. UmImwAaIj and Natron, and! Albany Local fori Mt. Angel and Bil-I verton. Albanv oassenaer 4:00p m 7:30 a m 4:50 p m Corvallls nassenaer t.BO p m inneriaan passenger! llt:2t a m. Dally. Daily xcpt Sunday, - ' f ,- Rebate tickets en tat between Port, land, Sacramento and Ban Franctaoo. Net rates $17.60 flrst-class and 114 secood-claaa Becond-clas includes sleeper: flrst-oias does not Rata and tickets t Eastern point and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA. IIONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob talned at Ticket OfBoe, No. IM, . ornf ( Waahington and Third. - - - Yamhill division. " Pisnger Depot, foot of Jffra 8t ' Lav Portland dally 7:M a. tn., U:t0, . 1:65, t:2S, 4:49, I:t6, ISO p. fn. Dally ex cept Bunday, :SQ, I W a, n,, liOt, 11 ;B) p. m. Sunday only, a. m. .Arrive Portland dally, :, lt:60 a, m, . 1H, 1:10. 4:30, Sill. li0. 1J. m. DUf.. exoept Sunday. t:3S, 1:10, 10:50 a, m. ; ex. , cept Monday, 1J:40 a. m.; Sunday only, 10.06 a. m. ..ji Leave for DaUa dally eacept Sunday; 6:06 .p. Tn. Arrive Portland 1:10 a. m. manger train leave DaQas for Alrll" onday, Wednesday! and Fridays at litt , p. m. Keturna Tuesday and Saturday. Except Sunday. V. A. 8CTHLLINO. ' tt B. MILLER, City Tkt Agt Osa. Frt A Pass. Agt, TIME CARD -0FTRAINS POR.TLAND ! Leavaa Arrive. . Overland Express 1:00 pan 7: am , Twin City, Bt. Louts A Kaa City Special ...... 11 :M psa 7i4 peg Puget Sound Limited for , -: Bouth Bend, Gray's Harbor. Olympla, Ta coma and Seattle 1:81 am .l:M pat. Two trains dally to Spokane, Butte, Helena, Minneapolis, Bt Paul and tha , East ' ... A. D. CHARLTON. . , ' ' A sat General Pasa Aft. 255 Morrison atreet Portland. Or. aMtmP THREE TRAINS DAILY V V FOR ALL POINTS EAST irf tuNkt ri" ' 1 luftt nouns, 11 a",';,...J. UNION DEPOT. Leava Arrive. "CCA60-"6RTLl3n5 fDOam Tpm SPECIAL. Dally Dally , For th East via Hunt- ' .. Ington. ' ii.j -pSkan E FCyKRT :1S P For; Eastern Washing- Dally UM1'V, ton. Walla Walla Lew- Iston, Coeur d'Alene and Gt. Northern points. - A-rNlTICTEXPSElS; f.&6 "pm" t :10 am For th East via Hunt- Dally Daily r - ' . Ington. : I ' ..'' I. ' t OCEAN AND RIVER 8CHBDTJLEL . FOB BAN FRAN- llfrom 1 . -CISCO. Alna- ,,MaM SB. Columbia worth ,"B'1 April 7. 17, 17. f Dock r 88. Geo. W. Elder 1.00 pns ' April I. 12. 2X FlSCTAToTBlA ana t.00 pm S'-'oop'rC way points, eonneetlng Dally , Daily -with tr. for llwaoo and ex Bun x Baa North Beach. tr. Has- gat W V salol Ash street dock, p m .AT.-.-.yy FOBTCORVALtlS ana ?:4SanT 1:00 pnt" . way i points, ateamar Hon., , Tu., . '. Ruth, Ash Btreet dock. , Wed.. Thura.. (Water permitting.) . Prt Sat. FOR DATNToTegon fMST VoSlf aty and Yamhill River Tuea. Mon.. points, str. Modoe, Ash Thur Wed., ; atreet dock. j Sat ' Frt . .(Water permitting.) , ff-1 . TICKET OFFICE. Third and Weening- ran. .leiennone. stain iu. POrtrtAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. . For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvosteck. For ratea and full information call on or addresa official ar agent et the Q. JR. A N, Co. - -y' STATIONERY. " . The Klihara Stationary Co., 2Wiiorrloia Bt ,;...;o:3;;fr ' ; C-vtl Jamea - Ewlng, Bookseller, T. Mt C A, .. Bid., 18B Fourth Bt, Portland. SLOT MACHINE. Ail tyl: repairing phonograph. rec , ords. Transcontinental Machine Ce 843 Washington Bt , TAILORS. W call for, clean, press and deliver one ' suit each week for S1.00 per month. 4mJ Washington Bt, i , - , t Son Ton Tailoring Co., Third St, pp, i.- Chamber ot Commerae. -,frf... v TRUNK FACTORY. Srr1ultrurTk" Co., t males, vail, sawu t els, tc a-1 Morrison bt, . 1111 ' "' " tt " TYFCWPITC"". The B:nith- trt. -A- r-ui. F .. I ..