Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, April 29, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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The Louisiana CoHyeh-
t.tioh WaSA)pened
with Prayer.
' (Journal Special Srvlca.)
' NBW ORLEANS. April .-ReprenU.
MY bankers an4 laainM men. from U
parte of tlM Mat were present today at
the penloc or tha.aecona annual mectlne;
K oa Louisiana Bankara' Asaoolatloik
.Hi fathering -was caUed to order br
President Jamea T. Hayden, and the op
. a)Binjr prayer was offered by- Rev, ; Dr.
After aa addreas of weleoma by- Mayor
Capdevllle, th convention Jlstened ta an
address ly president M. J. BandeM, of
tb. ErofrealrV Union,' on "The Port trf,
riser Orleans and, th , Future ot the
Stata.' ' ,'
The DDtnina; eeasfon concluded with the
Reports of the otftcers and the various
committees.
One of the principal matters to receive
the attention of the convention, which
will be In session- two days, is the pro.
osed law to lve .operation to the prln-
clple of leaving property In trust.
The committee on legislation has pre
pared a special report, on the .subject,
and 'a plan of campaign to secure the
enactment of the measure will be out
fined. v '.r ".,,'''.
MILLIONS
i IN BONDS
' (Journal Special Service,). , : -;
NfiW YORK. April 29. In financial cir
elea considerable Interest. Js manifested
In, tbe; special meeting of, the stockhold
rs 0f the Pittsburg 'Coal Company at
Jersey City today. , - .
The purpose of Jhe meeting Is to vote
on a. propoaltlon to Issue 16,000,000 worth
of gold bonds, bearing S per pent, inter
est to meet the cost of additional lands
purchased recently, f :
The Union Trust Company of Pittsburg
has agreed to take the entire issue in
bonds of 125.000 units.
The explanation given, tor the issue, is
that ' It became ' necessary' to purchase
large tracts of land at enhanced values,
and that tht sinking fund of the com
pany was not equal to, the excessive and
unexpected strain. .
' (Journal Special BerviceJt
WABHWUTON. April 2H.-TO the long
list of Important naval retirements, this
spring anether was awdad today when
Captain Charles Henry Rockwell was re
tired by operation of the age limit. Cap
tain , Rockwell was born in and appoint
ed from Massachusetts, and has served
nearly forty year He retires with the
rank and ttyle" oT .rear admirWrTunior
class, i .. ?A':V! -r ;S
REMOVED FROM HOTEL
6ol Smith Russell's Funeral Tomorrow
;i Afternoon.
(Beripps-McRee News Associatloal
WASHINGTON, April The remains
of 8oI. Smith Russell were removed today
from the. Hotel -Richmond to the resi
dence of his brother-ln-Iuw, Fred Berger,
where the funeral services will be held
tomorrow kJternoon. -
Mrs. Russell, who bears , up remarkably
well Is receiving hundreds of telegrams
ot sympathy. ' '
SULTANA
SURVIVORS
t (Journal Special Service.)
- FT WAYNBi Ind.. April 29,The sur
ivlvora of the hlstorio Sultana disaster
assembled in -this city today for their
annual reunion.
Several states are represented among
the visitors. , - ,
The local Grand ArtW members and
BpanlShAmarlcan war .veterans eBcortsd
the visitors to Saengerbuhd Hall, where
a business session vraa .held this, morn
ing. A public 'wasting will 'be held this
evening, at which,, there will be an -ad
dress by Lieutenant-Governor Gilbert,
and the recitation of personal experi
ences by several of the Sultana survi
vors. '
SUPREME COURT
r OF FORESTERS
(Journal Special ' Service.) T "
IvOS ANGELEB. Cal., April 29. Up
wards of 800 delegates, who come from
an parts of the United States and Can
ada, are gathered In Los Angeles for the
twelfth triennial session of the supreme
c6urt' of the Independent Order of ,For-
esters. v- -yr j.-'ji.;
' . At theopening session lii Blanchard's
Stall today the. visitors were cordially
welcomed by Mayor Snyder, to whose
address response was made by' the su
preme chief ranger of the order Pr. Or
onhyatekha, of Toronto. '
The work of formal organisation occu
pied the greater part of the opening ses
sion. ,.t , . - . ,
- : Thai," regular businss bf'ths convention
will be taken up tomorrow, and Is ex
pected to occupy thre' or four days, as
, sevoral mofters of Importance are to be
brought up for consideration ind action.
The reports of the various officers will
bow4be affairs of the order to be in
good condition, a gratifying gain in mem
bership and, firiances having been made
during the last two years. ''' ''
. - Tae report of the secretary, 'John A.
RET RED
McGillivray, shows the . total member
ship, o be ;moritha.i ,1600,000, located
throughout the known V? world,' Partng,
th; last -.year, the .order hss disbursed
tnore than -fi,509,0oo 1A- bentata, ,
- . I 'HI i ll M ' -'- . tS
.r : Ask For; New Surveys. : t
The ewners of the. old Oregon Military
road. , hind HritJ ron Eugene to tJe
easterA boundary bt! the state have ap
plied to United States Surveyor General
itoldrujnvfof ;the survey of 19 full: and
fractional townships In order that; they
may make selections of their lands The
old read runs front' Eugene to Goose Lake
and thence northwest J to the eastern
state-line.- The grant consists of the odd
numbered eeeUonS1 la a-etrip six miles
wide along the road. ' The land is BOW
owned by((the California Oregon Land
Company) of which eit-Mayor E. B. Pnd,
bf'Sfn' Francisco, Is President, T ' '
3tlLUi IMPROVING
t t SeTlpps'-McRae News Association.)
BET1 ip3, Holland. ,'AprU ' Ths
Queen continues to improve: 'v v
The fdllowlng bulletin wak' issued this
morning: ,' - , . , "
. "The Queett passed ' quiet night Her
symptoms indicate an .improvement in
her eondltlon." .
I iTraveLers for him
Assurances have been received at Dera
ocratlo headquarters - from : a reliable
source that, almost to' s man, the com
mercial travelers will support Mr. Cham
berlain for Governor. , ..
A drummer who returned from E as Urn
Oregon yesterday made the remark on
the train that white he had talked with
nearly every merchant In (that part of the
state,-he had not found a single one who
Was opposed to Chamberlain, ' -
RIYER ; AND OCEAN.
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' The 'Italian bark Cavant, recently jt
leaaed from a libel suit at Everett. VTash.,
ha sailed for Peru. , i ; '
The French bark Vendee will complete
her cargo In a few days. - r
' The steamer Dallas City left yesterday
for The Dalles, where she will receive a
new coat of paint r '
The- steamer Undine carried 25( recruits
to Vancouver yesterday for the Seven
teenth Infantry. The men came' from San
Francisco.
The German bark Nomla. chartered by
Glrvln A Eyre, will leave up from Astoria-
today. Very little new crop char
tering 1b being done, owing to high rates
asked by the owners of Vessels.
The British ship Ventura Is the latest
vessel en route for this port. - It comes
from Antwerp to Taylor, Young & Co.
This makes six ships coming from Ant?
werp, the others being the Chrlstel, Bld
ston HH1,' Copley," Holy wood and Mussel
crag. "." .
The United SUtes revenue cutter Rear
left' Seattle last night for a cruise In
Bering. Bea and the Arotlos. She had on
board a representative -of the government
who goes North to inquire Into the con
dltion of the natives. Another mission
of the Vessel Is to land 400 Siberian rein
deer on St. Lawrence Island for use of
the natives.' ,
The Pollard Steamship Company, oper
ating between Aberdeen and San Fran
cisco, has entered Into an arrangement
with the Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany whereby passengers may leave Se
attle for Aberdeen by rail, and then from
that point to San Francisco by steamer,
making the trip In two days. This has
long been a favorite route of passengers,
but heretofore no steamers made the run
at any stated periods.
.William Dwysr, whose back was brok
en by a fall on the British ship Ard-
namurchan soms time' ago, has regained
his strength sufficiently to start for his
home In England. ' Accompanied by his
mother ha will leave for New York
Thursday, and physicians believe that the
trip will be beneficial to him. At the time
the accident occurred It was thought the
Injuries would prove fatal, but the young
sailor, has been gradually Improving. '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Lanra Breske et al. to J. M. Ed
wards, lot- lu, block 4 Leah's Addi
tion Seeley R. Bernard tp Hulda J. Adler,
lot J8, block 8, Riverside Addition. . 1
H. a 'Gils and wife to Kate I. Hall.
south half of lots 2 and S. block 172. ,
Irvington 1300
Robert Mcintosh to Matilda Mcin
tosh, lot 13, block B. Willamette
Heights Addition 1
Portland Trust ' Company of Oregon
to Herman Xtaetscb, lot t, block 30,
Woodstock SS0
Mary E. Shafford and husband to J.
H. Johnston et al., lot block 125,
East Portland .....I .....SON
Vina Stephens to Olive E. Hamlin,
five acres ty section 30, township 1 v , ,
south, range 4 east........ K0
William Foley to Albert Vahl, lot U t
block t, Albtna Homestead. 2M
Mary- C, Halstead and : husband to . :
pelmer E. Wheeler. 130)tl30 feet, lot , -H,
M. Patton's Tract..; 9
Delmer B. Wheeler to Mary C. Hal- ,
stead. Jots 4 and I, block 5, Center
Addition 1200
P. He .Mariay and wife to W, J. Guy,
west half tots I ead i, bloek U0. -c
- Stephens' Addition Is
Agnes M. Vance et at to same, same. 1100
Title Guarantee di Trust Company to
3. W. Gray, lots 1J and. V. Mock
U. Highland Park ....... ...... :: si
Harriet : Kennedy'' and husband to .v
Henry, Lphrt lots 1 and 2,- block X, - '
Tlbbetrs; Homestead,". law
Hawthorne Estate to Robert Krohn, ,
east half lot K !9 Hawthorne r?
Park VCP
Sunnyslde Land A Improvement Com-
- pany to F.; P, , Wood., Jot and X
mock w, sunny side CO
Thomas Prack and 'wife to Clara '
Lelsy. lot X and SO feet t Inches of r
lots. 2 and K block I, Simon's Addl- .
tion d
Linda A. 'Dekura and husband to Jo-
- Equitable Savings arid Loan Association
CHAS. L IAD0. Pres., T. B. WILCOX.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE. 6
NEW.TODAY.
"Lewis 'and Clark
Centennial 'Txj
position
TIJT
; Have you tried to' plan in ybur mini
what we could have ea a site away from
the river that would interest .Eastern
people t ;s Are you aware . that the best
Show that we could have oa such a sits
would sot match one ot the annual stats
fairs held by many of the Eastern states r
Our j vest efforts oa such a siu . tnusf
prove to be a .failure..' ;;. -ft : :
lt the Exposition be held at University
Park., ws can show our harbor the ships
coming and going, our mountain scenery,
M0 miles of standing timber extending
from Mount Rainier to Mount Jefferson,
as part, of eur Exposition. , . .
We can, have, nothing en a site away
from the river that, we can not have 09
the river, but we can have many attrao
tions on the river that we can not havs
away from . the "river. Then,, why not
havs the best possible for the money we
shall have to expend? ,
Only Sites Considered.
Hawthorns Park, In connection with
Ladd's Addition, Is the only place, be
sides University Park, that has any con
slderabje number of advocates. ' The only
claim mads for Hawthorne Park is that
"it is central." While It Is nearer to the
Postoffloe than University Park, It is not
as accessible. Hawthorne Park would
have to depend wholly on the street-cars
and carryalls, which will be burdened to
their fullest capacity with the Internal
business of the city wherever the Expo
sition may be held. The unobstructed
boats and railroads to University Park
will make the trip in less time than the
street-cars could reach Hawthorne Park.
Think of the crush at an open draw
which must take place many times daily.
Think of the delays at street crossings,
to avoid crashing Into heavy trucks or to
avoid killing pedestrians. Compare this
with a clean, breesy boat rids to Unlver
sity Park, without crowding or hanging
to strap, or with a 10-mlnute run on the
railroad, Jrhere all Wagon roads are over
head, except the one at Lower Alblna,
and where ths liability of accidents
would not exist , Even Its claim 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 of ths
greatest good to the whole city and coun
try. The benefits 4o the whole city and
country should be paramount to any self;
ish fbonpfnr or lot-selling schemes.-
Hoping that you will view this subject
from a broad, patriotic base, and use
your Influence for the location that will
produce .the most lasting benefits for tat
money and energy expended, we are, 5
PENINSULA BOARD OF TRADE
AUCTION SALES
Ford & Laws,
AUCTIONEERS
Successors to J. T. Wilson.
Wednesday, April 30, at Sales
rooms, 18a First Street, at 10
A. M.
On our regular sale day. Ws will sell
without reserve a fine -lot of furniture,
carpets, rugs, mattings, utensils, cook
and nesting stoves, aitcnen treasures,
di.h rlaasware. dlntna-room nttinas.
portieres, curtains, Brussels carpets, and
a yariea assonmeni 01 oiuer ubslui goous.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
May 1, a and 3, Mammoth Gro
cery Sale. The Julien & Smith
Stock Valued at $1500, at 45
Sorthixth Street.
This fine stock of fresh groceries only
six weeks out of the wholesale house, has
been placed In our hands for auction sale.
We will sell at retail, Monday, Tusday
and Wednesday, and on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, we will 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
first-class. This affords the housewife an
opportunity to stock up with a fine lot of
groceries at a very small figure. . The
fixtures will be sold at U a. m. Friday, v
FORD e LAWS.
. Auctioneers.
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
County Court.' Multnomah County, Port
land, Oregon.
Sealed bids will, be received at the office
of the Clerk of the County Court- for
Multnomah County until 10 o'clock a. m.,
Monday, the 8th day of May, 1002, for
furnishing and delivering lumber for re
pairs of the Madison-street and Morrison
street bridges. - Specifications for said
lumber are now on file and may be seen
t the office, of ths Clark of the County
Court. - v.
The successful bidder witl be required to
promptly execute a formal contract to be
approved by the District Attorney of this
county, and also to execute and deliver
to the Clerk of the County Court agood
and sufficient bond In total the amount
of contract price for the faithful per
formance ot sueh contract
All bids must be accompanied by a car
tilled check In the amount of 10 per cent
of the bid. .
The County Court reserves ths right
to reject any and all bids. .
By order of the County Court "
L. 0. 8WktLajp, Clerk,
. Portland. April 2Z. UOt
seph Wolfe. lots S and 4. block U,
Alblna Homestead
COO
Cecil H. Bauer and wife to B. Strow.
' bridge, east half lot ' block 234,
East Portland ,..
Estate of Margery X Llndsley to G.
- 1
Cramer, tots 1 ana z, block 18; lots)
4. S and 6. block 9. Falrvlew ,
'to
Gedrge H KUner to A. W.. Lambert
norta nai( lot, 5, block M. Tabor
Heights ....i:.wir,.i...' '
Valentine Brows and wife to O. E
Graves, tract of Jand at Belmont
- "1 PtlOTi., ........
Casper Grenwald and wife to O. P,
teoer
:S t.
s iioicomb, lot a. i block; U. Lincoln
k ark ,..,. ..ii...
Lr y.0Jr"fJB,wrm no Abstracts
A irom me 'iitie. Guarantee
as Trust Co Chamber of Consmeree,
VK:e-Pres.. r. McKERCHCR. Sec.
PER, CENT GUARANTEED. '
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' Advertise your wants in
the peper that goes' to
eU the people
WiAiihaW.-V'.-fc a. . Shaw.
OfflM fkon Clay 12i IUs. rrest UeU
W. Ae SHAW m Co.
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AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS..
Mony to Loan. Taxes Paid, Abstracts
Furnished. . Grain, fruit and 'dairy farms
a specialty Renting and collecting. Prop,
erty taken charge of for non-residents.
Farm Lands a 8pclalty.
MS Stark etreeet. PORTLAND OR.
Ma
'Deaf TTetatJk nantnle'
v Sales, Loans, insurance. !':
. Room 2 Chamber of Commerce).
0, A. ROSENDALE, M.L&CE.
518 Oregonlan Building. Portland, Or., re
ports on mines and mining property of
every description. Assays and analysts;
lowest rates. Correspondence solicited.
' ROOM8 FORENT;
FOR RENT Booms singly or In suites,'
by the month or transient. 426 Alder
Street
FOR SALE-REAL, ESTATE.
U&ltByftemfHBn
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. E-Budd. HO First Bt.
HELP WANTED MALE.
FALLENS.' hook tenders, rinsing rustlers,
buckers, barkers, Jackscrenfe men, skid
road men, swampers, boom i' men, engi
neers, firemen, sawyers, ratchet: setters,
carriage men, edger men, planer men,
-mill hands, yard men, sailors, boat pull-
' era, net tenders, fishermen, seiners, car
penters, blacksmiths, machinists, rock
men, laborers, men with teams, railroad
laborers, wood choppers, bolt cutters,
farm hands. milkers, cooks, flunkeys.
Work for 1,000 men and women, top
wages. Call and see us and name your
lob. Canadian- Employment Company,
228 .Morrison; branches 247 Burnslds
and 1 North Third.
HATMANUFACTURERS.
HATOmTnUFACTURERS AND RENO
VATORS Only place in Portland for
good work; union hatters. Boston Hat
Company. 62 Fourth street
r. .'.i " 1111 ",
'.fy ?a,e,',cel!a?.eo,'
HALL'S safe, standard of ths world;
' safes sold on esiy payments; trade your
- old -safe for a new- one. .Norrls Safe &
Lock Co., Second, and Stark sta. .
Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes;
also 200 other vehicles, 200 sets harness,
- 100 saddles. , Tomllnson & Hall, 211
Washington street. 1
' ivk)ry TO LOAN.
MONET to Loan on City lots and lm-
proved farms, j W,
a. enaw sc y.o.f 00
W. A. HATHAW AT Money to loan. 10
Washing tola, Building. Phone Hood 411.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off
clothing and shoes. 17 N. 8d. Phone
Green 423. Orders promptly attended to.
PATENT FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H -Interest In
a valuable patented asphalt paving pro
cess; has been operated successfully.
Address Box m. Journal office.
X! r. .... ATTORN EYS. ; , ,
Paxton, Beach Simon, 610 Chamber of
Commerce.
H. K. Sargent General Practice, notary
Public, 6S4-fi3 Chamber of Commerce.
Charles A Lucas, Room S29 Chamber of
. Commerce.
James Oleason, 2 and 8 MulkeyBullding.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
Oeorge T. Murton, 81S Cham, of Com.
Phone Brown 460. -Bookkeeping, ex
porting .teaching, . ,
A8SAYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analylst; gold
dust bought 2. Burk ot
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
Fred A Ballin, 43 2d st Tel. Oak 76. Ves-
sels and - machinery of all kinds de-
signed. - - v:, ...
BARBERS.
Joseph Reidel, 352 Morrison St, ,
Fullllove it Moore, 252 Washington.
C. V. Hare, 146 Fifth street
Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots
for Landrfuff and falling hair. 150 1st
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
Q. N. Vt- Wilson Y Co., SO tth St., leading
barbers' supply house Pacific Coast.
LEWIS-8TENGEB Barber Supply Co.
Orlnding of all sharp edge tools a ape
- clalty. 151 First St.
BiCYCLES.
Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co., 109-111 6th st.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co.. 49
xnira street. -i;.-- .-.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. Dreyers, 67 Third street '
J,, Sanger. Repair Shop, 449 Washington.
Ths Nelson Shoe 8tore,43.. North Sd st
Marks Shoe Store, -2B3 Morrison st, near
uA A Mate Tanntia aim.- ok
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth A Howard C 618 Chamber of
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
John A Melton,- Carpenter andTBullder,
Si 1 eiar s., uuic ana store natures
utlt and remodeled, alterlns? and r.
1- pairing houses. Phone Main 747.
The BeU BatooQy 886 Waahlngtoa ..street
Th Kaob tHtt Saloon, ui Wasalngtoa.
Th Oriental Cafe, 829 Washington st
t CIGARS AND TOBACCO. "
Fred BoakowtU, 276 Washington st -.
Dreyfus Geraiatne, 8q Third street I
Plasa Cigar Btors, at Third" str'
I ' f'-. - ' - T
The Railroad Cigar Store, 884 Wash, st
xvvell&Knapp
tLASSIFIED
' ; 'A' have you a
t CHIrtbPOp A:lANJCURINO.;
Wm. Lveny "ahd EsteUe! jbeveay set
Allsky Bldg.,.8d and Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's
. Shoe Store, SH Wash, st Phone Hood
"728.- -v - - : ......
CONFECTIONERY.
A J. Coffman, Chocolates sad Bon Boas,
m Washington st.
W. J. PoweU, Csndles and Cigars, 429
Washington street -
Henry Blumenauerj Manufacturing Cea
, fectloner, 430. Washington st
7 CYCLISTS AND MACH I N E R Y. y
B. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Vldette Bicycles,. Aiuer st Phone Red
:. 1Be3, ' ''
Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 835 Mor
rison street. .
C0RNICE8--SKYLIQHT8.
Metaf Bkyilghts,. Galvanized Iron cor
nleesvJ. C. Bayer, 2B5 Second st
, . CREAMERIES..
.La Orande Creamery Company, butter,
egg and cheese, 264 Tamhlll st Phone,
Ore. Main 770. -. .
Arlington Creamety, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc., 267 Burnslds st '
COAL AND WOOD. "
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds ot
coal , and frrood, 844 Morrison.
Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
go Id st Phone Main 861 and Cot 878.
DECORATORS.
H. P.. Cbristehsen, wall papers, and
painter, 141 6th street, corner Alder.
E. H. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 807
Washington street
DENTISTS.
VrW-VbyT&Srtwm Wash
Ington bldg.. Washington and 4th sts,
Theodore 8. Thomson, 60-81 Washington
bldg., Washington and 4th sta. Phone
Hood 414. 1 ,
P. B. LANQWORTHY. Rooms t and I
Benson Building, t91V Morrison street,
near Fifth..
Hlokey A Hickey, rooms 817 to 818 Dekum
bid., 8d and Wash. su. Phons South L
DRESSMAKERS.
Kiss Loughlln, 14 Lewis bMg. '
Mrs. E. J. Oliver, MUltnery Parlors, room
405 Macleay bldg. : .
DRUGGISTS.
O, P. S. Plummer, 260-262 Sd street
Rows A Martin, 6th and Wash sts.
Frank J. Btralblg, M Wash, street
Lane-Davis Drug Co., 178 8d st Phons 648
DANDRUFF CURE.
R. Shields, 46 Third St. N. Herplclde, In
dividual application or by ths bottle.
electric Works.
1 ...tt,r.,. ...... ,
PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office. 898
Washington. St.
Western Electric Works, 805.. Wash, st
OPTICIAN.
D. O. Oengrich, the leading graduate op
. tlcian, 227 Tamhlll st
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. Amelia Zlegler, 002 Marquam BldgT
Dr. Cora C. Talbott 16 years' expert
nee In diseases of women. Write or call.
808 Salmon' st
ELECTRICIANS.
ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 21. Csrtl
bridge building. Phone Red 2964. Resi
dence Pink 1241.
Mrs. CI 8. Fsry, 351 It Morrison st
ENGRAVERS.
Hicks-Chat tea Engraving Co., Morrison,
between 1st and 2d sts.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
CANADIAN Employment Bureau, 828
Morrison street. Phone Grant 23L
Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslds st
ACME Em p. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help
free to employers. Phone North 238L
CoL 887.
FINANCIAL
1300,000 to loan at 6 and 6 per cent Wm.
Beck, 821 Morrison at
FURRIERS.',
. v.
The Bllverfield Fur Mfg. Co., 283 Morri
son street. , -
GAS 8UPPLIE8.
Pacific Specialty and Gas Lamp Co.. 848
Morrison street"'
" GROCERS.
F?7rea"
Owen H.'serple A Co Fancy Groceries,
8us Morrison street t . ,
P. S. Godfrey. Family Grocery. Sixth
and Burnslds. : Telephone Black 29S2.
HAIRDRESSING, MANjCURING.
pTrl sHalrfe tore. sMaahTst., up-to"
date hair dressers.
ROSENTHAL SISTERS - Wlg-maklng
and manicuring. ISO Fifth St. - Phone
Hood 814. ;
HAY AND GRAIN.
W.a Lanthers.JlO North Srd street, lime,
shingles and cement .
- - HOTELS. ' '
Cosmepolltan Hotel and Cafe, a North
Third street corner Davis.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
no Aiucr wrwi
Esmond Hotel. Rates t European. SOo to
81 M per day, . Front and Morrison sta
Merchants. Hotel. Rates, 81 W a day up
ward. ..Third and Da via streets.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers - Furniture. Carpets
Parlor Goods, Btovss. etc 8ee L Gov-'
urts A Sons. 173-175jFlrst 818-229 Tam
bUL Beth Phones 80s.
IN8URANCE.
O. Rosenblatt, rooms 220-228 Sherlock
bldg., 8d and Oak sts. Phoae, Main U2.
Puffer. Burgard A Co.. m Washv st 5 i
.PRINTER AND STATIONERY, j
J. R, Rogers. Job printing. 818 Morrison?
TEAS AND COFFEE.
Haines' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea.
Fifth St..otp. -Postoffloe. .. - ,
TICKET OFFCIES.
OVERLAND v TICKET OFFICE, 140
, Third strMt, 15 to 20,savod to all points.
ADYERHSING
; ' Jewelers. t '
BJdiLnJ 9-' Diamonds, Watches, etc..
48 TmrJ street t. rfti
.- .- 1 1,1
The L. C Henrichsen Co., Jswsleni and
. opticians, 884 Washington Street
The O.' Hejtkemper Co., manufacturlag
. Jewelers, 88C Morrison st . '
,ohn .A' ck, watches, diamonds,, Stc
.. 8V7 Morrison street - - I
Vanderburg Watcfar House. 1404 8d st
laUwpries. .. .
Clean Towels Daily, ' Comb, brush, soap,
; 81 'per month. Novilty Supply Co., 40
42 N. Ninth st Tel.-il.
LIVERY STABLES.
Burnalde Livery Stables, corner Fourth
and Burnslds sta. Phono Ors, Black Wt
Frasler A McLean ' Livery Stable. Both
phones . No. 200 to 806 6th street
MASSAGE.
W. H. Faulkner, room 14 ssift Morrison
street. , -..L , ,-
' .. - "
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FLUTE. Guitar. Mandolin and Banjo In
struction. Prof. E. A Smith, rs. M
Twelfth. Phons Brown tw. .
Fisher Music Store. Everything ta Music.
Phone. Red Ml ISO Third Bt
OSTEOPATH.
L. R. Smith. Parlors, room 401 Oregonlan
building. ;(-?....'
LADIES TAILORING.
LADIES' tailor-made -suits; fancy em.
broldered . and applique dresses . and
trimming. BtephauV M Alder Bt
PATENT MECICINI.
Bprlngstrems Meilcme Co,, ,11 " illffy
MONUMENTS.
Otto Bchuraana, monumental and build-.
ins; wore, wu 1 nira su '7 sisnmates oa
first class work and stock only.:
PAWN BROKERS.
UnefC Henry. 48 North third street
' '1 Mil -1
Portland Lean Office. Dan Marx. prop..
74 Third st. near Oak. Phone Brown 478.
Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 148 8rd st
PIANOS, t
Souls Bros. Piano Co., 828 Washlrstoa Bt
filler's Plane House, High-Gcads -Pianos
and Organs. 851 Waahlagten at .
Pianos for wis or rant H. Blnshetmer.
78 Third St
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E. wToMToray on ; ansOU Portraits.
Thicd and Washington Sts.
- PLUMBERS. . j-
Taylor ' Btanton, plumbing and steam
fitting, 88 Slxtr street . .
, REAL ESTATE. ;
Lehman an and CoUeoUon Agency. 78
Chamber of Commeroe. , i ,
J.F. Coropton. Phone Black 829. 292
Washington Bt
esissessmTisisBmsiBs ' " "r" "
The King Real Estate 'Association. T8I
Chamber of Commerce.
B. F. PJley. 6M Chamber of Commerce.
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans. 261 Washington. Main 688.
R. H. DUNN, real estate and financial
agent No. lifts First street, Portland,
Oregon. . .
RESTAURANTS.
Morris Lunch and. Coffee House, Below
Imperial Hotel. '
' 1 i. )
New Port Restaurant and Oyster House.
63 Third and 267 Pino Sts.
Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington Bt
Billys Coffee House. 848 Tamhll Bt
City Chop House and Restaurant 18 Third
St. N.
RUBBER STAMPs' AND STENCILS,
Chas. E. Potter A Co.. mfrs. robber
stamps, seals, steaoils, SI FaUlng Bid.
ORIENTAL 6HOOTINQ GALLERY
The latest quart! scope views, 88 Sd st
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Pick, office 89 First St.. bet Stark
and Oak; paone 606. Pianos and furnlr
ture moved and packed for snipping;
commodious Are-proof brick warehouse:
Front and Clsy sts.
Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving" and
Packer.. Charles M. Ofsen, 128 First
' street
WALL PAPER.
Ernest Miller A Co. Wallpaper and dec
orations. 127 First Bt
BANKS.
CANADIAN. BANKl OF COMMERCE-
With Which Is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up .,..,...,..mW.v8.OIM,6oO
Reserve ,v...... g,ouu,ous
Transacts a General Banking Business.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Accounts opened for sums of 810 and up
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances RatM on application.
T 244 WASHINGTON ST ; ?
. , y e. A. WTLD, Manager.
1 add A TILTON, BANKERS-
ESTABLISHED II 1839.
Transact a General Ranking Business.
Interest allowsd on time deposits.
, interi . ... .
available m j wra
States. vl-it 'Tt,iitii 'eCHir '
Columbia. L - ,
Exchangs soi o "i?"ri " '". "ru,
m a ajB S-J aH Br Sa si 81 SF
FraDKiori w - -
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK .('
J FRANK WAT8ON -President
R. iTpURHAM.t...,..VIeaPre8ldent
r W 1 HOTT... .)... . .Cashier
nc-n w. nvi,"'."-"-'.wv-v., iw
TRANSACTS A GENERAL - BANKING
Tnterest paid on time detioslts.
ablTto.ll Parts rt;-
Collections.-" " am
bought - ' . ' '
LONDON A san; TRANCISCO BANK.
Chamber f
' Head office, Old Broad street London.'
a. Mnaairra Sa srssnmroi 1 hil.i-d
1 nisi BnS MSHSIw,w w s SVSBIiJUaiBt
business, makes discounts bills ana
Issues jer" v"wr . 1
elers and the purchase of merebandise
In-any city of the world. Deals la for
elgn.and domotle oxrtan . ,
UNITBD BTATE8 NATKWAt, BANK
Dranaacts a General bankf" Businenn.
' Drafts ivv"nn 11 an i c( t
.Tnu. j t 1..'' '11 " . I
at 'al 1 H - '-n I
esld -nt " t 1 i j
President
Vlce-Presl
Cashier
Up Waatodjser Line '..,..... te
Smploymtm Wanted, per Llse.. Jc
or Reatper Line .............a. o
aaated.. Reoms, pee Line o
Personala, per Line ,..,.,... 6c
rsr Sale, yr Line to
: Contract Bates oa Appaoauea.
cast
SOUTH
1 Deoot Fifth and
Leave.
'J . I Street J Arrive.
. I OVERLAND EX.
840 p m (PRESS TRAINS. 17
tf am
Iior - eaiem. Itose-i
burg.Ashland, Sae
ramento. . Oaden.
flMp 88
San Francisco. Mo-
jave, j-os Anseies.
raso. New Or
leans and the East.
At Wo o d b u rn
(dally except Sun
day), morning train!
connects with tralni
,a.'f
for Mt Ansel. S11H
rverton, Browns-1
will
and Natron.- and
Albany Local fori
mc Angei ana bu
1 iverton.
400 p m Albany passenger .
1. u r
10:11 a m
5-60 p m .
7.-30 a m corvallls passenger
H:sv p m itineriaan passengeri
Iizb s as
Dally. .jlDai.tr except Bunday, , - -
.Rebate ticket on sale between" Port
land. Sacramento and San Francisco. Net 1
rates U7.80 nrst-class and 114 second-class.
Second-class Includes sleeper; first-class
does not s " K- t
Rates and tickets 'to Eastern points and
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. ' -Can be ob
tained at Ticket Office, No. .254, corner
Wrshington and Third. - .
YAMHILL' DIVISION. .
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St
Leave Portland dally 7:80 a. m.. 12:80,
1:55, 1:25, 4:40, 6:25. 8 JO p. m. Dally ex.
cept Sunday, 6:80, 8:40 a. m. 6:06. U:30 p.
ra. Sunday only, 8 a. m.
Arrive P01 Hand daily. 8:80, 10:50 8. m.,
1:85, 3:10. 4:M, 8:15. 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally
except Sunday, t:35, 8:80, 16:50 a. m-: ex .
cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Sunday only,
10.05 am.
Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday.
6:05 p. m. Arrive Portland l:.H a. m. '
Passenger train leaves Dallas for Air He "
Mondays,-Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:58
p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. -
Except Bunday. ',. ;:"--
V. A. SCHILLING. R. B. MILLER,
City Tkt Agt, Gea.'Frt A Pasa Agi.
TIME CARD
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
Leaves. Arrives.
Overland Express- ..j..ti 8:08 pm f.W am
Twin City, St Louis A -
Kaa. City Special ......11:80 pra 7:45 pm
Puget Bound Limited for ,
South Bend. Gray's - ' 1
Harbor, Olympla, Ta- -
coma and Seattle , 8:85 am 1:20 pm
Two trains daily ' to Spokane, Butte.
felena, Minneapolis, Bt Paul and , the
est. : ' 1, '
1 A D. CHARLTON. t
Asst General Pass. Agt,
255 Morrison street Portland, Ore,
Oregon
loiiriiirai
AUfdONPACITIC
THREE TRAINS DAILY .
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
lylV S0UTS1. 4j
UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrive.
CAOOftTLAlIC 8:00 am 4 So pm"
'SPECIAL. DaUr DaUy .'
For the East via Hunt- , 1
ington. ' - - . .
SPOKANE-FLYER. 6:15 pm 0n
For Eastern Washing-Dally 0"T,
ton. Walla Walla. Lew
Is ton, Coeup d'Alene and ' . ,
Gt. Northers points.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS; : pm 8.1 am
For the Eaat via Hunt- Dally Daily
Ington. 1 I ; I
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
t FOR BAN FRAN- : From
CISCO. . Alns- ' ,.Mrim
sa Cotumb!s- worth -.
April 7. 17, 27.' ,. Dock
BS. Geo. VT, Elber 8:09 pm .
April t, 12, tL . ,
FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 pm ST6b pm"
way points. ' connecting Dally ' Dally
with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ex Sun
North Beach, str. Has- gat 16 , '
salo, Ash street dock. p ro 1
FOOSffRVXtXtS and iTtt am 8:00 p
way points, steamer Mon.. , Tues., ,
Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed.. ' Thura,
(Water permitting.). prl. - Bat
FOR DAOlCOregon 7:00 era "3ro"ipn
City and Tamhlll River Tues., Mon .
points, str. Modoc. Ash Thur. ' Wed.,
street dock, v '-'-.'V 8at-.-i;V5 Fit .
(Water permitting.) V .
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing
ton. Telephone. 'Main .712.
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STlMSHIP CO.
. For Yokohama and Hongkong,. calling'
et Kobe, Nagasaki and 8hangbal, taking
freight via connecting steamers for Ma
nlla, Port Arthur and Vladivostock.
For rates and full Information call on
or address officials Or sgests of the O.
R. A N. x
j ' ' " ' STATIONERY. ; ; ' ;
The KUham Stationery 60. 267 Morrisoa
Bt - ' " - "
James R. Ewlng. Bookseller, T. M. C A,
Bld.J6S Fourth St Portland.
- . . SLOT MACHINEP. -All
styles; repairing; phonographs, re.
. ords. Transoontlnental Machine Co., 88
" Washlngtoa 8t - , -
; - TAILORS.
We call for, clean, press and deliver c(
suit each week for 81.00 per mento. 41
: Washlngtoa St, , .
Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 84 Third Bt, err
Chamber ot Commerce.
Harris TrVTorTfunk,' VaiUes, s.i
k ela, etc 231 Morrison t
TYPEWRITERS.
The Bmtth-PremlT Typ'w--rt.
All ib1i- -
. real. 8ui.-pll,. 1.-- 11 1
M. Aleandr & t .,
TTCH.'
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