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Newspaper Page TextTHE "EVE'NTN'Gr -JOFttlTAY rOBTLAlNTV OHEGOK, FtTttfXY.: MAY : ,1902. 1 Umatilla Organization -Formed to Defeat: i: - the Banker;;;' (Jouniar SpeciaV gervlca.) PENDLETON, . Of ; ,Majr ' JU-to' this Bounty; -ttnuttMaV-tbere is In exUtencs '-;' m anti-Furnlsh organisation connected rtth which. ar not .lest than 800 voter. Bhe number Is i increasing every day, ri (itanflln . wall f . rock . ..MWinat tha attempts to whip Into line In membsrs.,of the Republican .party -. who , nave Beclared that ; they : will ot Indorse the head' ot- tba Republican tick ti. .'Tola ownteaUoh to led by men of Sigh standing, off which the best known fr'Judgs fftephMtteCrftdTcir tan, who haa proclaimed In an open let Uf thftt'ha'B'nKttt Mf. yurnuh'to tna nd pf tha contentf ul associates w?j uao men or influence, ana many or ingm : hare bean honored at the hand of their party during past yeara men who have never before east , ballot against, the Republican party who have been of the " bone -and alnew of that organisation. The movement la without precedent In the history . of poUtlca . in Umatilla : County, . It la not a UU hunt with pro fessions of loyalty openly apd aecret knifing. . The voters who are connected 'with tha antl-Furnish organization are telling the people here what they' propose to do, and, they are proceeding to do It as openly aa It la possible, - -JTba protest registered by the antlFur Blah Republicans of this county Is: That ' Mr. Furnish, a lifelong Democrat, al- tared his views, not because be held to different ' economic or flnaclat views; . not v because he had studied earfully tha :.. perplexing questions of the day and de termined .that be bad been- wrong pre - vlously, and therefore' -must now align ' himself with the Republican party In order- to secure correct expression of his views; but that ha altered them because' ha saw that the Republican party was at that time upon the upgrade of poll tr eat success, and that he might gain some., advantage from a - new alignment. In . proof of this, It Is alleged that it can be proven that he counselledwith friends' eorae time before he made the change, and did not deny that he would make the change only In the event that the tide seemed to be .flowing toward the Republican' party. Otherwise, he would remain m the DmocraUo, ranka. This 1 pn.e of the chief causes for the rage of the Republicans, aa well as for the -anger -of the Democrats of this re . glon, who had taken up the young man when he needed help, and fought hla po litical fights and placed him lit a posi tion to reap aome advantage from their aupport The Democrats may be depend ed upon to stand in line for their nomi nee, .Mr. Chamberlain, and lose not enough votes to the opposition ,to alter materially - the status on June 8. Here Is tfle I., latest estimate of, the situation: Umatilla County is nominally 400 Re publican. ' s """'" Six huBdrodtrepubllcans will have, been , solidified in opposition to Furnish by the time the election arrives. However, al lowing One-third off, it remains that 400 I Republicans- will vote tor Chamberlain, a not voting for any one for Governor. Such an organisation of Democrats has never before been, seen in this county, it is composed' of the beat workers in the local party, and has the confidence of the people. The campaign that Is be ing put up la something that la making the oldest Inhabitant think that ha living In a country where politics is the paramount thought, and In which Dem ocracy la the whole thing. .TVllllam. J, Ichner, Republican Central Coi chairman of the Committee of Baker County, k In the city today, conferring with h State Committee. - -;Tha Roosevelt' Club will hold a mass meeting Monday night In fh tent at mm mm . Grand avebue and Kast Market street. Prominent speakers will be on hand to make addresses, -, , W. X: Furnish. C. TV. Fulton. 3. H. , Aokerman and A. M. Crawford went to r Southern Oregon Wednesday night to open the ' Republican campaign in "that part of theb state, They spoke last night at Ashland, where they were Joined by J. . Whitney, the -candidate for Stat "General Thorpe of Benton County is in the city today. Conferring with the Re publican State Committee In regard to making ' ast' extensive stump-speaking J. N. Williamson, I the Republican can dldate for Congress from the Second DIs trlot, will start his campaign from Hppp ner May S, where he, will meet Judge Capias, and- wll -then-tour-thw-rdbttr let. taking Qrant. Harney and Malheur Coun- . ties nrsb: After this, .dates, will be an aounced for the other points In the dis trict. The precinct committeemen of 'thi Clt Uens. executive committee are busily at work In perfecting i an organisation in each precinct in the city Special efforts are' being made to Insure, a fu'.l registra tion of the voters, ' The increaae in reg intratloni tha; has been noticeable for tne jpast few days is due to the efforts r Of: tha commUtee.;;;-:;-; ; There aj-e only 15 days left in which to reglater, as the regUfratlon books will : be -closed onv May 5.- i' s :iTte?oor: Horse. ' , OnoJof the ' horses engaged in hauling the ' earth' from the excavation for the new Falling building, -corner of -Third and ; Morrison streets, " to the fining on Kast Morrison street, fell through one of the holes in the pavement ;and- had a - narrow ' escape c from death A large rowf of spectators nocked td"lhe scene Sf tie accident at. once and freely of fered their advice. J The horse,'' though, getting tired ot his perilous position "and : aartiif ta bear any mora advice, ast tied the whole Question '. by slipping through , the hole, sad landing on the soft ground' enaerneath, from- where it was soon afterward resetted.. t '-.- . i -. ii i i " ' V iu. . . ... 1 1 v - rfi .'-.i. ..- . '"..:. ' ..-.: (Jouraal Special Bervtee.) -? : TNDE7PENDENCE, 1 Or.. -?May ; I. Ell Perkins,' the celebrated humorist, is - to appear In the , doanty soon. He, comes under the ' auspices, of the Educational Society. ' '! . . :'.' :7 -:-. r7-i"V?.'r;- ; There was a-grand May-day ball here lairf evening in1 the Auditorium. It was given; under, the auspices ot the Ladles' lief Curpa. and the rasds"wlirbe"apJ proprlatfd to, the. Auditorium debt. . '4: X B. -.R. Burton, of, Portland, gave leo ture, "In the Corrldora of .AntlquWy," at the ..Opera ; hQuse, In jtb,l(i, clt an ap- precisyuva autence,,,,.,,,; 4 FIFTEEN WIVES. rv''.'rf1ix A Oermaa Who Alarried Every . CHICAGO, May .-A photography of Charles eujhttsWnd!' 'pf,':'. fifteen women,g whose ;: ?tartnng career, was cut short lb St. Ixiulr rscent. was Miubmltted 'to'twb'wome 5 la Judge Cfhytraus' "court this morning and i&enttflea as that of the man whom both had Married ' Mrs,, Minnie Klehn was compjalnant in a divorce " suit against him. Mrs Anna Wegner, whQ had se- cured ailvorce last Week, was a witness 'HHerrbalfrv;W'nbehw'-wlvas--of. Reuter had fln)Bhe4 tltelr testimony, they smtled aW podded'? .their heads , with a triumphant"' air at each btber. Thef left the courtroom together? Judge Cbytraua granted Mrs.-Klehn a divorce. ' " . Reuter was arrested in St. Louis March 28 on a charge of forgery, and Is now at Poplar Bluffs awaiting trial. He Is a German. After his arrest fifteen women in different parrs of the country claimed him ai their" husband.' , His first wife ues at Webster Groves, Mo., with his to children. He deserted her - three .years g6, and being con. vlnced that he was dead, she began suit to recover $20,000 insurance on his life. So far three women have acknowledged him as their husband in Chicago. Mrs. Klehn is little more than I jrlrl. Her maiden name was Minnie Wilde. She lives at Wl Spauldlng avenue. Bhe mar ried him under the name of Charles; P. Klehn, May, 1900.- She said this morning she lived with him eight months as his Wife.- One morning, she said, be kissed het good-by and walked ' out of their horns. Bhe has never seen him since. In. clden tally, neook riM,, of her money with him,' she4 said. ' - -- Mrs. Anna H. Wagner, witness In the case, was Anna Kragleln before she mar ried Reuter under the alias of Frederick Robert .Wagner. She married him December, 1900. He lived with her wq days, she declared, and deserted her. lie Is Be Id to have mar. rled Adelaide Cutting under tho name of Robert Ralaner at Waukegan December 27, nine days after, his marrtaga to Anna Kragieln. Mra. Wagner said he took J00 from her befdrre rust disappeared and $900 from Adelaide Cutting. Adelaide Cutting has not yet secured a cHvdrcer fa attorney received' a telegram from Chlef of 'Police Klely,' of St. Louin, Friday, saying that Reuter was awaiting trial at Ponlar Bluffs for torgery, and that the evidence agalnxt Mm was probably strong enough to send him to the peni tentiary. lf h escapes on thnt charge! he will be proneeuted for blgomy. Mystric Shrine Meeting. The Southern Pacific has made a rate of 25 for the round trip from Portland to San Francisco' on account of the 28th annual session of the Imperial Council of tha Nobles"pf the Mystic Shrine, to bo held in that city June 9 to IB, Inclusive. Ckptain 3: A. Brown of Portland will lekve on .'May 17 for San Francisco, to make final arrangements for hotel ac commodations,-; He 'announces that he has already secured headquarters at the Lick -House for 1 Kader Temple. , The Southern paciflo Wtll" send 6u clr oulars to all members In this state for the purpose of ascertaining 'bow many are. likely to attend.; The company ex pecta to make up a special, train hare ot members who will attend from PorUand. Tacoma and Spokane. " . REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Oetrge G. Royer andWife to Title Guarantee A i Trust- Company, ..spijth half .0 .-lotsjia and 14, block 4 L ' Sunny sidft .vil -1 609.00 Charles J,vt,WlcheIl a?id:. Wife to Charles I.' Dunham, riots 6 to II,, i inclusive, . block 6, 'Powers .Ad- ditlon ; 100.00 f. r;--A;,itiM....v- BeSch, V& aces vlWmfttonJKelly,, donation 4ahd Mtim''Jtt.4,,',J .23.00 ' II llllfl I I III! II IIHI II III II 111111 lllll,,.l 11 IIIIK Get your Title Insurance' and Abstracts to Keel isstate rrom tne xius wuarantee ft Trust -co . (jnamoer or jommercs. NEW TODAY. A. B. TOWNSEND Formerly st 370 Alder. Is now at tne Y ski ma 1 laraei, , . - . - . . . . , 'is -m as. aw . a. ...-," ; 140,PrRSX STREET, ' Where Is to be found a full and com plete line of Groceries Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Fruits and Vegetables. All kinds. of the choicest Fresh and Cured Meats to be had Irt tho city. The Meat Market Is conducted by 0. L, Parker, formerly .with L. Zimmerman. Highest price paid for dressed Veal and Pork. ' ' :i.,Si-'- ? McKjiinon's ' t '' m THIRD STREET. -!.-'-t--VXr... ..,i4';f-' ;,, .;' '' ; cans Economy , Crarsr,kV.....;-,;.i,15o t cans Raspberries fZ.tffalSifgJQe i,fnJ?H;bram.".i t ;Pkg.rrn8taTcb;,,Ar.oi- J cans Peaches-,'..,,;,,....;......25e t catis ..lr..i,.;,Vi;&..vA"25o t cans . Apricots ','... kVi.'.t'.'.'Vi .2Sc eaa Hickmyt'a Asparagrusv..v,v..i....s0a :M 1 ' '.:' NEW TODAY. HUNTER'S POULTRY ' Oregon dressed poultry our 0PECI A. I-' TT. Fancy Creamery Butter, Sc; Dairy Butter,. o and 40a.--'M:.-:rrfX Choice, Fresh Fruits and Table) Delfca. ciea.- Two frames Honey, )Sc; two pounds Cream Cbeestv; Sfcr '?sTi JTfx fireabZuRancbEggf -FROSJ - THE Farmer:; - .Ring up Maln 91 and order your Chick 'en'. fort Sunday. ' -f-xl e iV - Our Butter i s Full Weight " Phone' Malii mi I84jFlftn'atreeL :ijUft 307 Third Streist .""v , . - Between Columbia and ; Clayv; ' ' ' ' Dealer in 1 ' ' . . Fancy and Staple Groceries ' Fresh Butter, ''Cream'Milkt'i' Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc, ; Confectionery, Cigars arid Tobacco, Prices are low and euallty of goods guaranteed. .,.--,..' r " ' Best Creamery STILL LOWER Full Weight1 - - - "40 Cents Dairy Butter , ...',,..,, SOe and- He' Ranch eggs, t dosen .,i,v4.,. . Ko '..Best sugar-cured hams. .!., a, This WeekV 13c. Chickens, for Saturday... , lBs per lb. LA GRANDE CREAMERY -'I' ' : 264 Yamhill Street. ' Lewis and Clark Centennial Ex position. Have you. tried to plan In your mind what we could have on a site away from the river, that would Interest Eastern people? Are you awdre that the best show that we could have on such a sits would not match one of the annual state fairs neldbx many of the Eastern states? Our" beet efforts on such a site must prove to be a failure. If the Exposition be held at University Park, we can show our harbor, the ships coming and going, bur mountain' scenery, 200 miles of standing timber extending from Mount Rainier to Mount Jefferson, as part of our Exposition. We can have nothing on a site away from the river that we can hot haye'on the river, but we can have many attrac tions on the river that we can pot have' away from the river. Then, why not have the best possible for the money we shall have to expend T c, ; Onfy Sites Considered. "J Hawthorne . Park, in connection . with Ladd's Addition, Is the only,, place, be sides university Park, trlat has any eon slderable number of advocates. The only claim made for Hawthorne Parte is that It is central." .While It Is nearer to the Postofflce than University Park,, ft 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, breezy boat ride toX'nlvor slty, Park, . without crowding, or banging to strap, or with a 10-mInute run bn the railroad, where, all wagon roads are over head, except the one at Lower Alblna, and where the liability of accidents would not exist. Even- Its claim of cen trat must Vanish before the superior fa duties of reaching University Park. .-":'-'"- '' ,; Paramount Consideration. No petty personal consideration should be allowed to stand in the way of the greatest good to the whole city and coun try. The benefits to the whole city and country should be paramount to Any self ish shopping or lot-selling schemes. Hoping , that -ou' will view this siibjeet from a broad, patriotic base, and use your influence tor the location that will produce the most tasting benefits for the money and energy expended, we, are, PENINSULA BOARD OF TRADE AUCTION SALES -BY Ford & Laws, , AUCTIONEERS Successors to J. T. Wilson. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 1, 3 and j, Mammoth Gro cery Sale. The JullenA Smith Stock Valued at $1500, at 45 North Sixth Street, . - This 'fine stock of fresh rrocerlM :tnW six weeks out of the wholesale house, has been placed In our hands for auction sals. 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 everv article la 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 11 a. nu Friday ' Auctioneers, . . sWanted . Toung lady stenographer. Remington or Smith Premier must be experienced and swift, and good penman. Address Box tt, Journal office.- t ' , . , Everybody" likes ths Peacock flour Be cause It la the best; 1 w " ' -'. ' ' ' Advertise yoorAvants in tha peper that goes to ; e!l the people . 0. A ROSENDALE, M.E.&CE. Ell Oregootao Building, PorUand, Or. ra ports -on mines and mining property of every description. . Assays and analysis; lowest rates. Correspondence solicited. . FOR SALS REAL E8TATE. THIRTY-NINE acres land above Oregon City, one-quarter mile from river; part f llmber. some cedar; ItuO; no agent. A :-. 12V The Journal.. - . RE At, . Estate and General Business Agency.. D. E. Budd. 110 First St. HELP WANTED-MALE. liOOORRS: 'mill and yard then; men and . teams; wood-copters, farm band and milkers; work of all kinds in and put of city for rren and womtn; 80-dy guarantee on every ticket. .Call and see CANADIAN KMtIidTMFNT AflENCY, MorriMon; brancrieff, i!H Burr.Hiciw and . , ' - n Yk.rMI.u mhii . . : i( .. ,. vx, " nut Lag , a 1111 u MAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS On ly place In Portland for food Work? union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth 'street; phone Black 1832. .-:. yW-iv-M-r,' , For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; sates soia on easy payments; trace your 'old ea.fe far a mw ne. Morns Bare Lock Co., Second an Btark ats. Furniture sragona, trucks, hacks, coupes; also 200 other vehicles, 250 sets harness. 1UO saddles. Tomllnson & Hall, 211 Washington street. 4 MONEY -TO LOAN. MONET to Loan on City lou and Im proved farms. W. A Bhaw 4 Co., 83 Btl tark Street. W. A. HATHAWAY-Mori?y to loan. 10 Waahlngtotn Building. Phone Hood 411 MISCELLANEOUS, HIGHEST PRICE! paid for men's cast-off clothing and shoes. -87 N., JSd. Phone Green, 428. Orders promptly attended to. , PATENT FOR SALE. FOR BALE, at a sacrifice, y, Interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 12L Journal omc. CONTRACTORS. . FR Aft Kirrc A M PffBLL. carpenter "and builder: repair work. SS First street; phone Front 1306. ;' ATTORNEYS. Paxton, BMbeOGnon7W Chamber of Commerce. '' .,;,v' ."" H. K. Sargent, General Practice, notary public, 634-036 Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. Lucas, Room 529 Chamber of . Commerce. ,i...,,,-!,it . . James Oleason, 3 as 1 ' t : 3 Mulkey Building. ASSAYER ANfJ 'ANALYST Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analytst; gold fuai oougnt. ..HtsrK si ARCHITECT AND ENQINEER. Fred A. Ballin. 43 2d st TsL Oak 78. Ves- sels and machinery of all kmds de- BARBERS. Joseph Reldel, 3G2 Morrison st. Fullilovo A Moore, 252 .Washington.. C. V. Hare, 140 Fifth street. Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots for Dandrfuff and tailing hair. ISO 1st. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. Oj N.-W. Wilson ft Co.. SO 6th st. leading warners supply bouse . Pacific Coast. LEWIS-STENGER Barber Supply Co. Qrinding of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. ui first Bt. BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. 106-111 6th st. mi 1 1 ' a BOOTS AND 6HOE8. A. Drey era, T Third street. ' - J. Banger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. Ths Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North 3d st. Marks Shoe Store, 2V3 Morrison St.; near 8rd. Agents jenness aiuier enoes. BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ft Howard Co.,. 613 Chamber of . commerce. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 3olhAlMelt6n. Carpenter andBufiderT 807 Btara St.; oraw ana store nxtares built and remoaeiea, altering and re pairing bouses. Phone Main 747. CAFES. The Bell Saloon, 83 Washington street. The' Knob Hill Saloon, 641 Washington. Ths Oriental Cafe, 82 Washington st. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Fred Boskowlts, 27S Washington st. Dreyfus ft Germalne, 281 Third street. Plata Cigat Store. 211, Third st. i. '1 11 ,' V " The Railroad agar Store, 834 Wash. at. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co., 49 xnira street. . , Coal Coal Coal WESTERN FEED WEL CO. Dealers In all 'kinds of '? , Coal, Coke, Charcoal Try the Famous ' r ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both ' Phones; Office: 1 $4 North 3th 5t. W. A. Bhaw. " ' - it:A. 8. Shaw. Office phone tiay suj Kes Front 114a W. A. SHAW (SL Co. REAL EST ATB " - ' AND GNJKAL AUCTlONEESRBi -Monev to Loan. Ttlei.Pald jthuirn Furnlehed.v Grain, fruit and dairy farms a specialty. Renting and collectings. Prop erly taken charge of for non-realdenta. a . Farm Lands a Sncclaltv. ' : . 243 SUrk Btreeet. . PORTLAND OR. IMSSIFBEPMDVERTISING CHIROPODY' AND MANICURING, fa' Deveny and" Esteile t)evriy 801 ' . 1 , 1 , . . m r . juisa Bias., ou mi jaurriMn, v L. MltchelL Expert Chiropodist Knight' Shoe Store, 294 Wash. st. Fhont Hood CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coftman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, aau wtasningion at. ii, l ' 11.1 W. J. Powell, Candles and Clgarv 420 vyasmngioa straau Henry Blumenauer. Manufacturing Con . rectioner. suu wasmngioa at. ; CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. B. P. Keenan, : Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, Aiue st. Phone Red Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 83S Mor- rlson street. CORNICESSKYLIQHTS. Metal BkyugBta, 1 uaivamzea iron cor nices. J. w uayer, Beoonu st. CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Ooniuanv. butter. eggs and cheese, Mi Yamhill st. Phone, ur. usio iv. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, civ., ui ournfiu. mu -. COAL AND WOOU. Oregon. Fuel Co., dealers la aaTonds of coat ana wooa, a Morrison. Ban Held- VeVsev Fuel Co.'. drv flat wnnA. i.- su aa si. i-none mam vs ana CoU m DECORATORS. II. P. Christensen,' wall papers, and painter, .41 ttta street, corner Alder, E. II. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 307 : vasningion street. DENTISTS. 8. M. Hamby, p. I). 8., room g Wash ington oiag.. Washington and 4th sts. Theodoro 8. Thomson, 00-51 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th ats. Phone flood ai. R fl T. A WfiU'ftPTUV . mJI Benson Building, Morrison street, i'.ckey a Hlckey, rooms 817 to 81 Dekum Dia., sa ana wssn. sts. Pbose Boutb L DRESSMAKERS. Miss Xough tin, 14 Lewis bids;? Mrs. E. 3. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room ww jnacieay Diag. DRUGGISTS. O. P. s. Plummer, 860-2S2 8d street. Rows A Martin, 8th and Waah sta Frank J. Btreiblg. S41 Wash, atreet. Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 3d at. Phone 69 DANDRUFF CURE. R. Shields, 40 Third fit. N. Herplclde, In- uiviauai application or dv tne bottle. ELECTRIC WRKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 39) wasiunavon ot. Western Electric Works, 303.. Wash, st OPTICIAN. D. O. Qengrlch, the leading graduate op tician. 111 lamnui St. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Amelia Zlegler, 60t Marquam Bldg. Df. Cora C. Talbott, 15 years' expert nne in diseases of women. Writs or call. m Salmon st. ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER. Room !1, Cam bridge building. Phone Red 1954. Rest- aence nns; iaa. , Mrs. C. 8. Fery. 3B1V4 Morrison st PNC.RAVERS. rilcka-Cfitttten Kneravlng Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. CANADIAN EmpToyment Bureau. 22 Morrison atreet. Phone Grant 231. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnsi'de st ACME Em p. Bureau. 185 Morrison Help freo to employers. Phone North Z3ui. Col. f87. NANCIAL Uuu.utiii to loan at fl and 6 per cent Win. j tioca. jsornson st- FURRIER8. The eilverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 283 Morri son street . . CAS SUPPLIES. Pacific Specialty and Oas Lamp Co., 341 jnvrriBun aueei. GROCERS. , SC'breiser ft Co.. 34"0w"ashTstreet 9wen H. Serple Co., Fancy Groceries, sw juornson syeet. . ". S. Godfrey. and Bumslde, Family Grocery1. Sixth Telephone Black 2932. HAIRORESSING, MANICURING PariiiafttpreT" st., up-to- date nair oressers. ROSENTHAL 8ISTERB - Wlg-making and manicuring, leo pirth St. Phone Hood H. ,;- . ' HAY AND GRAIN. W.S. Lsuthers, 110 North trd street, lime. HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe. 61 North Thira street, corner javis. Hot.tl Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. r Esmond Hotel, Rates; European, Wo to per ay. sroni ana Momsea sts. Merchants Hotel. Rates. tl.OO a day an- Wttru. a 11 11 u hu svstvm pirvisa, HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpets, Parlor wooos, eioyee, sic set 1. Oev. urts ,ft Sons. 173-179 First, 219-225 Yam hill. Both Phones 304. INSURANCC O. Rosenblatt, -rooms KO-223 Sharteck bldg., sa ana w sts. r none, tdnln ISO. Puffer, !Burgard ft Co.. ta Wash, st ' PRINTER AND STATIONERY. 'J. J. 41 Rogers; Job printing. g2j MerVtsoiw TEAS AND COFFEE. Haines' Tea Store. Famous Mistletoe Tea. Fifth ot, opp. rostomce. -, 4 -,Vii . . . TICKET OFFCIES. V; ; OVKRLANTtTIcTrKT OFFIclTTio I bird street, a to lit) savea to all points. JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds. Watches, etc 4 Third street - . , - - The L. C. Henrtchsen Co.. Jewslsrs and opticians, JS4 Washington street The O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturtng iewelera. KM) Morrison st I John A. Back, watchesr dlasosads. sts.. sv7 Morrison street anderburg Watch House. 140H Id at LAUNDRIES. Cleaa Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap, " l per month. Novelty Supply Co.. 40 42 N. Ninth st TsU 4l, ' LIVERY STABLES. Burnslde Livery Stables, corner Fourth and Bumslds ate. Phone Ore. Black WL Frasler ft McLean Livery Stable. Both phones M, No. 200 to 200 6th street MASSAGE. W. H, Faulkner, room II 861U Morrison StreeL.:j....i?:i:L:.:..i:V,.i.i..i, , MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banio in Btructton. Prof. E. A. Smith, res. TA xweirtn. fnone arown esa. Fisher Music Store. - Everything In Music. Phone, Kea wa. , iw Thira st 1 OSTEOPATH. L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 409 Oregonlan OUIIOing. : -"';,...' LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made suits: fancy sm broldered and applique . ' dresses and trimming. ' uiepnan s, vm Aider st PATENT MECICINI. iinKsVemslteol5nTotrri building. f-. - ' . .MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build' Ing work, 904 Third st Estimates on nrst class work ana stock only. PAWN BROKErtb. Uncle Henry, O North Third street rortiana LoaoT'Offlce, Dan Mara, prop., 74 Third St. near Oak. Phons Brown 47S. tTnele Myers, Jeweler. US trd st ' PIANOS. Boule Bros. Piano CoA fif Washington 8t Bller's Plana House, Hlgh-Grads Pianos ana vrgsns. su wasnington St, pianos for sale -or rent H. Slnshetmer. T rrtklaul S9 a. ! , 41 4UI1T1 sVae PHOTOGRAPHERS, Moore, Crayon and Oil Portralta, j mra ana Washington Sts. PLUMBERS. Taylor, ft Stanton, plumbing and steam uiunii.H oixtr street . , - REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Ageaoy. 708 rnarnhas MMMau. v.ava VI XWaUSSIVI VtP, , J. F. Compton. Phons Black B29. 203 Washington St The King Real Estate Association. Chamber of Commerce. 721 E. V. Riley, COI Chamber of Commerce. Chaa. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage ot wasnington. - Main nwf. R. II. DUNN, real estate and financial rnsnni, no. r irst, street, rortiana, Oraunn : - PE8TAURANT8. ; Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Bslow impenat MOtei.. .x.. ; , ,, ; New Port Restaurant and Oyster House. a iiuru inu nil run BIS. Strouse's Restaurant, 129 Waahlngton St Billy's Coffee House. I9 Tamhll St City Chop House and Restaurant II Third RUBBER 8TAMP8 AND STENCILS. Chas. E. Potter Co.," mfrs. rubber stamps, seals, stencils. 81 Falling Bid. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quartlsoope views, t Id st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First BU bet Stark ana uan: p.ione bub. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof brick warehouse; from ana way sis. - Furniture, Piano end Bafs Movlfig and Packer. Charles s M, Olsen, 128 First street. - - ' WALL PAPER. Ernest Miller ft Co. Wallpaper and dee- orations. 127 First St BANKS. CANADIAN SANK OF COMMERCE Wlth Which Is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up .18,000,000 Reserve j. ..... . ...... z,uw,uuu Transacts a uenerai oanaing Business. BAV1NQS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sums ot 110 and up. rda. and interest allowed on minimum monthly .balances .Rates on -application. E. A. WILD, Managsr. T ADD ft TILTONj BANKERS LAP STABLIsWd IN 1850. Transact uenerei wuini business. Sterest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favor. able terms. t'u' "mna IvaUable, in; ; ."if. "astern 8Sign,t Bxehangs SndTeJegrspWe trans fer,aold Nf?IlwV Chu rRiro. bu JA""" star.se, va..,, o,n Exchange sold on London, Paris, BsrUn, Frankfort and Hong Kong. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK " HERC PORTLAND, OREOjON: J FRANK W ATSOy " , President n. 1, DURHAM ...,Yics-Pre,ident TRANSACTS KNRAL BANKINU Interest paid on time deposits. ' ' . Drafts snd letters of credit Issued avail ableto all parte ot the world. Collections , spectalty. . Gold V dust bought : ' ''-' 1 - ' ; ''' '' ' ' :- ' ..' LONDON SANFKANCISCO BANK. CbMPb-r -.:.?blrd Head office, 65 Old Broad street, London. This bank transacta a general banking business, makes loana, dhwounta bill. anS Issuea letters of credit available for trav.. elera and . the purchase 0f merchandise to any city ot the world, ? Deals la for sum and domestic sxchange. . JXMScfflnagsr ONTTED' STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General. Banking Business.: Drafts available In all rttlea of the -'', United States snd Europe. President ..i...... .TYLER WOODWARD Vire-Prosldent JACOB KAMM Cashier .....i......F. C MIUUhVH Help WanUdjfer Llns U gmploymeat Wanted, per Lute., to For Rcnper Line .,.o Wanted, Rooms, per Line to Personala, er Line ,.... to For Sale, -per Uae to .Contract Rates ea Application.- - east SOUTH Depot Fifth and Leave. 1 Streets. Arrive. 1 AVC ti r . a X-'Y ' -c- v s; 9 a irttft.a TRAINS. 7:4S a ; tor eaiem. kdm. bura- Aahl.nA .. a.A. m ui iramenco, ogdea. 7:00 p sr San Francisco, Mo Jave. Los Angelesj El Paso, New Or leans and the East. At Wo a d b 11 rn uay;, morning train connects with train for ml Ansel. Sil- verton. Browns- vine, Hprlngneld. and Natron, and Albany Local " fori mi Angei ana 811 vertan. . , 4:00 d m Athn 10:10 a n. 5:M p m 7:) a m Corvallis passeneer ii.dw p u 1 itmenaan passenger ll:a a ra Daily. DDaily except Sunday, vi Rebate tickets on sale betwri Port- land. Sacramento a Ban Francisco, Net ' rates U7.S0 flrst-tMcs and 114 second-class. . Second-class includes sleeper: first-class does not. - . Rates and tickets to Eastern points and F?,t- A,' J?apanj CHINAV.HONO LULtj and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob talned at Ticket Office,;. No. tS4, corner -Washington and Third. YAMHILL DIVISION. PassengAr Depot, foot of Jefferson St . Leave Portland dally 7:90 a. m., 19:90, 1:6S 9:95. 4:40, 1:25, 9.30 p. m. Dally ex- cept Sunday, 5:30. 9:40 a. m. 9:06, JU:S0 p. . m. Sunday only, 9 a. m. Arrtve Poitland dally, 1:90, 10:60 a. m.. V 1.-95, 9:10, 4:30, 6:15. 7:40, 10 p. m. Daily? except Sunday, 6:3S, :J0. 10:50 a. m : ex cept Monday, 13:40 a. m.; Sunday only. 10.0 a. m. , Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday.' 8:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:90 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlie Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays st 9:60 -p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. - . Except Sunday, . t ,..." V. A. SCHILLING, R. B. MILLER. City Tkt Agt Gen. Frt ft Pasa Agt TIME CARD 0F-TRAINS PORTLAND ' 1 ... , Leaves. Arrives, v . .1:00 pm 7:D0 am. Overland Express Twin Cltv. Sr. Tinla ft Kan. City Special ......11:10 pm 7:4t pm Puxet Sound Limited for - Bouth Bend, Grs Bend, ursy s Harbor. Olympta. Ta coma and Seattle ...... Iin am 1:20 pm Two- trains dally to Spokane, Butte, St Paul and tha Helena, Minneapolis, St Paul and East. ' -.' ... - A D. CHARLTON. , Asst.. General Pass. Agt, ' , tt Morrison street Portland, Ore. 'Oregon nrjiiHE sBsssMsj " ' '.'"."'" 'i THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST; laTl UNtT. A "VI I I VIosdcn iMsal! Sil MSB UNION DEPOT. Leave- Arrivaw' CHICAGO-PORTLAND 9:00 am -30pm SPECIAL. Dally ' Daily For tho East via Hunt . , Ington. . , SPOKANE FLYER. " 8:15 pm .,a For Eastern Washing-Dally VMf ; s , ton. Walla Walla, Lew- , . Iston. Coeur d' Alene and " . . Gt. Northern points. ' . ' ATLANTIC EXPRESS!, 8:50 pm 8:10 am ' ' For. ths East via Hunt- Dally Daily ington. - I OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. ' FOR SAN FRAN- (From - CISCO. Alns- enn t" 88. Columbia worth s -wP April 7,17, 17. Dock ' ' SS. Geo, W. Elder " 9:00 pm April 9. 12. 92. - ' 1 FOR ASTORIA sn2 8:0e 'pin" 5:00 pm way points., connecting Dally Dally 1 with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ex Sun North Beach, str. Has. Sat 10 salor Ash street dock. p m FOR CORVALLIS and 8:45am 6.00 pm" way points, steamer Mon., 1 Tues., Ruth, Ash street dock. Wedl Thurs,, . ' (Water permitting.) Fri Sat FOR DAYTON, Oregon 7:00am l OOpST City and Yamhill River Tues., Mon., - - points, str. Modoc. Ash Thur Wed., K street dock. gttt ' Frt, ' 1 (Water permitting.) ; TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephone. Main TU 1 PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO.. For Yokohama and Honskons. calling - at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai,- taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladtvostock. S'or rates ana run inrormation can on or address officials or agents of the. O. -R. ft N. t)o. . . . STATIONERY. The KUbsm Stationery Co., 207 Morrison : St ' n . James R. Ewing. Bookseller,-T. M. C, A , Bid., IW rourtn at., forusna. . SLOT MACHINES. All styles; repairing; phonographs,; rec ords. Transcontinental jaacuino vo., u Washington t, v - . TAILORS. Ws call for, clean, press and delivr one suit eaen wees tor si.vu per mooirv. Washington.. Str-.-v'- jv';'j?. Bori Ton Ts4ta4nr Cttn. Third -St.," opp. Chamber 01 commerce. i. . . : .: TRUNK FACTORY. f Harris i' fikCo,; tninSsTrsJlwsir VaWa- els. ate., km aiornson st. - TYPEWRITERS. ; The Smith-Premier Typewriter, Vi Th'r Street' All mases ot ..typewriters ! rent. Supplies for all mm-nines. u. a M. Alexander ft cow-agents. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Schools, boranton, I'vous. a,Miar