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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING JOUIWAL, POBTLAXP, OREGON, MONDAY, HAY 5, 1902 MAT llllli EiimtPDISC DEQUil The Rogue River Being Dammed to Afford : Water for Hy-. , drauiics. ' ( (Journal Special Servloe. J . GRANTS PASS, May fc-M. C. Ament fctaaager 'of th Golden ' DritT Mining '' ' tosapany. Inform Th Journal $orre Ipondent "tbt th work of damming th kogu rtvar ttare mile above thl city, i . Vaa begun. - Fifty reea war put to work, knd tha great, task of harrowing tha ', Rogu was begun by thi GoldearDrlft v v poinpan,'! TbU ta tW grateat nydraullc fining and IrrigaUhg elilerpris vr as Bartakaft'on tnCoait, -and -ni. mark " tha besinnlhs naw ra to tMa frac tion 4n tha matter of placer mining and a-riaation. f The - Golden Drift Company opes to hare the dam computed by tha kloaa of summer. :v.l'-' .The Qmm -Vim Mining J Company wn and controls aoma C09 aerae tt rich placer ground in the famous Pry Dig ings district Juat above the alte of the am,. The diggings hare been worked n and ' have produced hsmdsohjelyv for the past year, but necessarily only la - "primitive way. from the fact that eui , JRdent water to operate a hydraulle mine an a large seal was not to be bad.; The " Golden prlft . Company, wnich purchased the Dry Diggings mines, tms t year, aonceived the Idea of putting In a dam acroea the Rogue end pumping; the wa ter to' the giant la the digging above. the dam conceived of ha been begun, and Taalde ' from furnishing unlimited bower, and In irrigating that portion; of the Rogue ; River Valley surrounding Grant Pas, will alio be used In oper atlng six giant Continually, and for 100 years to come. In the rich, aurlferpusl travel of the Dry Diggings piaeer seio. A email aawmlll has been act tip near the alt of the dam, and will be used m cutting the Umber for It construction; Th crib will b made of WU timbers and win be boarded with .. three-Inch - planking. A long eahle, ferry and doa. - key enrlne are installed to haul the Mm ber jmk. Into the rvr. The dam will have a width of 80 feet on top' and will ' be 109 feet wld on the bed of the river. It wftl est feet into the bank, la order . -to withstand the cutting- power of -th Borue's swift current. The dam will nave a fall of 10 feet Big rf tur: bine wheel wilt furnish the 8000 horse power necessary to operate the six giants of the diggings, which will be connected by a 30-Inch pip line on mile In length. The entire plant will he built at a cost . of iw,oofc ' 1 ' : A separate system of rctary pumps Will hoist the Irritating water to a height of so feet sbov the dam and-start tt ".own the kmg dttoh, whtoh has already been surveyed andM bo constructed as Soon as th dam Is well tindor way. This ditch will lead along the foot of the mountains toward and around Grants :- Pas, ft will reach all of the farms and orchards between this city and the dam, t nd Will also reach all part of the town. It will prove of inestimable benefit to the farmer and orcherdlsts of this com munity, as it will make fertile and pro ductive many hundreds of acre of land that 1 at present comparatively useless owing to lack of water. FIRST GOVERNOR OF ; OREGON AGED 82 (Journal Special Service.) Hon. John Whiteaksr of this city, Or. fcgon's -first Governor, celebrated hi 82d birthday , Sunday. Mr. White leer was bora in Dearborn County, Indiana, May a, 1820, and was brought up a farmer. , Be cam Wet to California during tha gold excitement In 141 and came to Or- t - fogn, locating at Eugene, where he ha ? 'Mm? resided.- Mr Whiteakr Is still riuit hale, and hearty and- bid fair to llv many year longer. Tha Prohibitionist met In county con tention In the Court-house Saturday, Dr - P. S. Dale was , chosen chairman and Roy. EE M. Patterson secretary., It was the purpose of the oonventlon, when It . met, to nominate a full t of county Dfflcer. but the motion wa voted down ' fund . the convention did. nothing but in Bor th Mat Ucket The. Menley Jguartet was present and sang a number bf song. It l stated that the Prohibl , 1 Ionia ts will lend their united support to Kv. KuykendaU and J. M, Shelley, R- (ubllcan nominees for Senator and Repr esentative, respectively. y W, T. Campbell, who ha just returned from the Blue river mines, states that ' there are seven Inches of snow there, but greet activity prevail despite that ln eonVehIeJlee.:;v!4':.'':' t-'-'' v';;:;. The remains of Joseph ' Brownlee, a : Eugene boy,' who idled at SIsson, Cat., Saturday morning, arrived her Sunday for burial.. Th 'deceased young man was v night operator at the Southern Pacific . tepot' gt Slsson. and died from pneu monia. He wa aked tL years, iBe leave ir mother, two sieters and one brother. - Out of about 6000 vote la Lane Coun-. ty, only 4200 had registered up to Satur lay night. ,- , Ct " ' 4 PORTLAND CHARTER. NOT : ' ; WHATIT PURPORTS; TO BE To Th Journal: According to the Sa ' turday morning paper. H. W. Hogue said that he had yet to hear of any. persons . . Kho. are' opposed to the .prpposednew fharter, so he need harly say anything la tt behalf. . . , .. Member of -the charter commission op . sosed It vigorously and would Hot sign (t. 'Why hf not Mr, Hogue, member of )h charter commission, hot heard , of the trentleent;,.:.j:r.:ijr,;jsvs.' , It ha been specifically' charged In th kubllo press -that the proposed eharte ' would give. awy valuable franchise 1 right. Why doe not' Mr. Hogu speak it thl hRC U hdvocatlng the new , (barter? " .. .ir,. Mr. Hogu I reported to hay said that ' jhe new charter "embodies th best plan )t munlotpal government that eould be considered - practicable la - Portland. ' What are theyT' ' ' Ar the provision referred to the ones' which repeal the present civil service pro vision In tha present charter concern ing the fir and police department? Or those making it noaolbls to put out ( th cltys employ; without cause, all who a re employed la th fir and police de partment and who are hot acceptable, politically to whoever . may "boss" the next city government? - 'v V ; jlre. they th provisions that provide thar when the next city administration he got tt partisans In office, then aald parts ar to be protected by civil service lawaT If civil service IS good fo. th city, the department which havj had civil service for years ought not now to b deprived f -rt merely long enough for th aeat administration - o ; make weeping removals, and then have civil service restored to -protect It newly ap pointed partisan? .., Mr. Hofu la reported to have skid that the complete ad comprehemilve provi sions regarding street Improvement es pecially commend th new charter thi taxpayers, J- - -. Th -new charter . will b effectlv t make th 1 general treasury of the dry pay for streets and will raise taxation enormously; . work injustice to the tax payers; rssult In endless utigatlpa. Th effect vrlir be to retard street Improve meat Instead of neouralng street im provement. ':, i'-. I can Join with Mr. H. W. Hogu in only on reported remark ea the new eharter: "I trut you will mak It your business to read , the document and be come familiar with It pfovton t - RALPH 'R-' D. DUNNIWAf. : A BABY'S GRIEF .5:::;LLjJ (Journal'' Special' s'arvic.)''i-Ui--, BUTTE, Montrf , May fc-Shocked when told of the death of Mr. Mary Knaft, th-; woman who , committed suicide at her home. SHI Park alley, last -Saturday, Pi ty little Ro4e Roney. 6 year of age, been prostrated vr since, Th tittle girl wa : a neighbor of the. dead woman. VBHnd Saiti in Town. . "Blind Sam,' a ? well-known character On th Pacific Coast, I again In the city, He gathers, crowd about bio w.hiever be goes and Is as much of "feture m ver, "Blind Sam'' and bis vldlln ar In separable . companion. . Hi "long suit" constats la Improvising topical song saw ing an accompaniment on hi old fiddle. Hi vols I squeaky and th combination s indescribably funny. A -collection al ways follow. .V During th Klondike rush Sam did thriving business at Seattle. To the de parting fortune hunter h painted, in glowing colors," th fortune that they would bring horn from th ice-bound north- With their fancy thu tickled, it wa natural that th hbfleful fellow hould rain down a shower of two-bit pieces upon the blind musician, which they did. ' , . ;'V;--JV. -.''. A. 0. U. W. PLANS. Chairman : Werleln of the committee having la charge the recepUon of the delegate to the supreme lodge of th A; O. U.-W., which will meet hefe In June; is receiving many Inquiries about the ho tels of Portland, from delegates and their friends. - r" .This will be the second time that the supreme lodge haa held its sessions on the Paclllo, Coast, and Oregon Workmen will see to It that It I not th last time, as they are "working hard to make this session an eventful one. There will be 130 delegates to the su preme lodge, and about 40 members of the various standing committees. These men will aUr be at grand master work men, therefor they will not only b prominent mn. but they will also be of wide acquaintance In their own state. They Will observe tha yaatnea of Ore gon's resources and when they return to their homes and report what they saw In Oregon, touch good will result there . from. . -, : -i ' -. - ' Th joint committee for the entertain ment of th delegate consists of N. Clark, R. L. Durham, Captain Hi. 8. Ed wards, K. M. 8tevenson, W. H- Reader, J. H. Zane, H. D. Ramsdell. It. Feeny, J R.. Mann, T. M- .Cohn, J. K, Werleln, C. J. Wheeler," J. W. Paddock, 0. H. Durham, Mr. F. I. Mann, . Mr. J. H. Mlsener and Mra Mary Hare. XhMbeirlaiii Buttons. The demand for Chamberlain campaign buttons Is unprecedented In th history, of any Oregon electloh. Th State com mitte ha already distributed over SO, -000 and th demand for them 1 much greater than at any other time In the llfe of th campaign. : ' CITY BRIEFS. A chimney fir Saturday In a frame building on the corner .of. Second and Madison-street, wcupled and ownsd by AD. Lebante. called out the department. No damage, v. i ' W. Q. Brown, United, SUtes engineer In charge at Cascade Locks, 1 In th city for a few days. . .. : - ;. President Corbett Of th Lewis and Clark Fair, received a . tetter from David B. France, President of th Louisiana Pur chas Exposition;-stating: th r reaioni, both historical and commercial, why mu tual aid should be extended between Or gon .and Louisiana, . . . n. . . . Tha black bass which ar so aumsrous In th waters f the Willamat were in troduced here by E. W. Bingham 18 years ago. 1 ' ' " " , " Cliy . Phylcla Zan report but seven cases of smallpox In th pestbou. Portland Club, Fifth and Aldor, , Finest lunch, la city. : Portland Club. Fifth and Aider, Watson's Restaurant, ppen nights tor . Tsacher in the city school will have two' payday next month) Th salaries for May will be- paid early In June, and about June they will be 'bald for the fina month of the school year, ending jun 4. . . Mr.' Crow, X owner of the Berkshire rooming-house. First s od Mala afreets, ays that a mistake was made by th person reporting a shooting at her place oa Tuesday night ' Wednesday morn Ing. She : say . h does sot rent to transients, and that h would know If any thin V ot the kind had occurred. ' : Psaoock Sour for sals at all grooer. NEW. Today; AUCTION SALES - v.' by , -:f Ford & Laws s r . AUCTIONEERS Successors to J. T. Wilson V Wednesday. May 7th, at 182 First St. at 10 A: M. : W will sett in this date a select lot of furniture, carpets, etc., comprising oak mantel bed. fins oak sideboard. Iron beds, lac curtains, oak bedroom sets, springs, mattress, child' bed wth hair mat tress, - separate dressers, a fine lot of choice books by best author, six rolls fine matting. aloe assortment of car pets, opholstered parlor rocker, oak ex tension tables. : center 'tables.- dinmg chairs, eouches, refrigerator, sawing ma chine, pictures, six good cook stove kitchen safe, kitchen treasure,' dishes, glassware, lady's bicycle, tq. t W ". TORD ft LAWS, Auctioneer. Friday. May 9th. at 182 First St, ; at 10 A. M. Select lojof Gro ceries, f Fixture, etc. , - There he been removed, to our sales room a large stock of fine groceries from Union avenue, which we will; close out at auction sale, you Wji find th usual lin of tea. ooltee, canned good, bottled goods, spices, baking, powder, cigars.' to bacco, : mushes,' soap, 1 syrup, " vlnegftf, flevr, etc. Also ths balanc of th Julien & Smith stock, : which makes (a fin stock to I1 from; the fixtures consist of show cases, counter and butcher' - scales, ta bles,, refrigerator, meat slicer and oil tank. ';"' :V- ' .'y . FORD A LAWS. Auctioneer. RIVER AND OCEAN. Nothing has been .heard of the Hale & Kern barg which wa lost several days ago between Grays Harbor and ' Astoria, There is stilt considerable wheat In the Tacomc warehouses to be moved during May and June before the hew crop shall begin to arrive. After tempestuous voyag th schoon er Carrie and Annie has arrived at .San Francisco, 60 days out from Ponape, Car oline island. Under command of Captain Foster-. . 1 -"' Coat shipments by sea to California and Honolulu from the Sound have shown a considerable. falling off of late, which 1 attributed to the Increased use of oil In California for fuel purposes. . The firltlSn bark Pyrenees, which wa wrecked several ' months" ago while en rfiute from the Bound to - QUeenstown, has been recovered by Captain Thayer and will arrive at San Franelsco In a few day from Wangareya,J . Captain B. C. Kindred of Fort Stevens celebrated hi 84th birthday last Friday. Captain Kindred was carrying freight and passengers between Oregon City and Astoria as far back as 1847. and is, per hps, the oldest Columbia river trans portation man living. - Government inspectors Edwards and Fuller left for Cathlamet Saturday to Inspect the steamer James B. Stephens. The steamer lone Is at the Portland Shipbuilding Company's yards to be ex tensively altered and Improved. The old hull wl be replaced by! a new one. The French bark Vendee cleared at the custom-house Saturday for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders. She has a cargo of 101,820 bushels of wheat, valued at 158. 260. '-:-'"' Th sailor boarding-houses In San Fran olsco have combined, and It Is believed that the difficulty experienced there re cently In securing crews for ships will now be overcome to a great extent, at least. A gasoline cannery tender has been built for F. M. Warren at the Johnston shipyards. The boat la t feet long, 9 feet beam and three feet 9 inches deep, and will draw about tw feet of water. The' lumber schooner Amethyst, which turned turtle last February oft th Oregon coast, has been saved by George Bishop, a contractor of Victoria, B. C- Bishop ind his men have righted her and ere now repafring the vessel. The Oregon City Transportation Com pany is having a light-draught steam boat Constructed to ply the Upper .Wil lamette. It will drawx only U Inches of water without cargo, and will be the lightest draught boat on the river. The steamer will be able to navigate at low stages of tb water. The British steamship QueenlOlary ar rived III port yesterday afternoon from Java via Vancouver, B. C She will load t Inman, Poulsen ft Co.'s mills for the Pacific Export Lumber .Company. The vessel will take a cargo of about 2,600, 900 feet. . - -J ; . Two Vessels sailed for Bering Sea last week from Seattle. They were the Northwest Siberian Company's schooner Tilly X. and thb barkentlne Ruth. The letter carri.es supplies for the Bristol Say canneries, while the Tltli L. goes as a trader. . BUILDING PERMITS. Hawthorn ; estate, -story- dwelling, Esst Fourteenth and Madison, $3,500, ' Geo. a. Rogers, cottage, East Taylor and Twenty-fourth, $1,600. . y.., Jacob Hepp. . alterations, Seventeenth and Vaughn. lOO.' kA; . B. Thurstoh. cettage. Hurst and .Wtn ohel streets, S150. , ps-'i-; Crandall ft Heins, alteration, Second and Oak, feso.: -- v i-'C-r -'P : Blalshg Granite , Company, ; repairs. Third and Madison, $500. - . ,V . Fred .alJnKsw'f-sto:'4wUtoK"a9 dink and Commercial street, $2,000. Eugene -Welchi two-story dwelling. Tenth and Davl,; '$300, ; ;;;;l,'?vC. , ' a.' A. Anderson,' slteratlons, Eat Tam bill nd East Sevsnth. 50s,-..:vv-;'A,t..v .-.-' C. . Sheldon, ; lstory dwetilng, Pwtght ahd Wlnchelt streets. $1000. :k$p ; Do aot dly trying th Peacoett 0oart you will never regret lu.tU BARGAINS K-room house paying big; oniy.i,..1 100 One-quarter block, with cottage? at -Midway -.i... ..f,...,..M....., jioo ; One of the beat paying grocery etore In city: eU at Invoice. Money loaned. G. H. SMITH (EL CO. 301 Falling' Ruilding. Telephone Oay US. ;Woodstockl I ..Woodstockl ; " : Woodstock! V rt - Lots 100 feet square in all - . , - - parts of ?' Woodstock! 1 We will build for you. You can pay In INSTALLMENTS. ,. Portland iTrust Co. r'-x; OP OREOON. .' 10 THIRD ST. Coal Coal Coal v WESTERN . FEED & FUEL CO. !.., Dealers In all kind of Coal, Coke, Charcoal Try the Famous ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phones. Office: 154 North 5th SU 0. M. ROSENDALE, M.L&C.E. 516 OregonlRn Building,: Portland, Or., re ports on mines and mining property of every description -Assuys and analysis; lowest rate. Correspondence solicited. ' FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. THTRTT-NINB acre 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. P., E. Bud J. 110 First St. : . HELP WANTECt MALE. LOGGERS; mill and yard men; men and teams; wood-choppers: farm hands end milkers; work of all kinds in and out of . city for men and' women: 30-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see US. i . '. -.!-,, Wt Morrison; branches, 7 Burnside anff u norm 'inira. h H AT M ANUPACTU RERS. HAT MANIIFACTVrTerTTnD RENO VATORS Only placet in Portland for good work; union, hatters. Boston. Hat Company, 82 Fourth afreet; phone Black 1832- , , , ll'r FOR SALE HOUSES AND LOTS. J4-ROOM lodrln(r-houefv'fine location, central. West sUe; will be sold very cheap. Room 'at Ablngton building. . An yone who will gaze at the Fair site For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safes sold on easy payments; trade your 'old safe for a new one. Norris.Saf & Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, truck, hacks, coupes; - also SOU Other vehicle, 260 set harness, 100 saddles. Tomllnson ft Hall, iOl Washington street. ..f MONEY TO LOAN. MONJST to Loan on City lots and tnv. , gfoved farms. W. A. Shaw Co, 843 ' Stark Street. hWiA. HATH AW AT-Money to loan. 10 Washingtotn Building. Phono Hood 411 MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off clothing and shoes. 7 N. Sd. Phone . Green 428. 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 121, Journal office. - - " ' ' CONTRACTORS. FTOfcrrTATi builder: repair work. 86? First street; phone Front 1305. ; . - ' " ATTORN EVS. y fasten. Beach ft 8imonT"610 Chamber of , Commerce. H. K. Sargent, General Practice, notary - public, 034-&36 Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. Lucas, Room 029 Chamber of Commerce. . James Gleasoa, 2 snd 8 Mttlkey Building. 1 A8SAYER AND ANALY8T. 'aul Baumel, Asssyer and Analylst; gold rt 11a a.A..AMiA ruin - wuiu, ice.. Buara St. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred Ai-Ballm. 43 2d st Tel. Oak 70. Ves--sel and. machinery of all kind de signed, ...... ' n- BARBERS.-' . Joseph Reidei,' 862 Morrison st. ' .''' FullUov ft Moore, 283 Washington. C..V, Har. ltd Fifth treU Browning Nsvaje Herb and Vine Roots - for Dandrfuff and failing hair. 150 1st. BARBERS' SUPPLIEV, O. N- W. Wilson A Co.. SO (th st, leading barbera' supply house Paclfle Coast. LEWIS-STENGER Barber Supply Co.-. Grinding of all sharp edg tool a sps- i cialty. m First Bt . BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyer, 67 Third trt. . . jr. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 4S.t North Sd st, Marks Shoe Store. 2f8 Morrln St., sear grd. Agent Jenness Miller elhoea BILLIARO TABLES. The Brunswick-Balk Collender Co. it Third ateeet. ' T . Read The .Journal - 1 .i ' .J CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Vm. Leveny snd' KsrelU tevenr, 901 . Allsky Bldg., 8d and Merrlsoa. , . f -, It. Mitchell.' Erpert Chiropodist. 1 Knight' Bho Btore, 24 Wash, st Phoa Hood Tin. . CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffmaa, Chocolata and Boa Boas, 850 Washington st. , . , W. X Powell,' Candles and Cigars, 420 ..Washington troet. . v -.' -: Henry Blnmenaeer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. S. P, Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and . Vldett Bicycles, -Aiuer st Phon Rsd IOGA , , gewlng Machines and Bicycles, 239 Mor rison street. ,,.-,- CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights. Galvanized Iron cor nices, J. C. Bayer, -5 Second st. CREAMERIES. La Grande. Creamery Cbmpuny, butter, eggs and cheese, 2tU Yamhill st. Phone, Or. Main 710. Arlington Creamery,' butter, eggs, cheese, etcv SHIT. Burnside st. COAL AND WOOU. Oregon Jr'uel Co dealers in all kinds ef coal and wood, 844 Morrison. , Bsnfleld-Vsysey Fuel Co., dry flat Jirood, Sd st. Phone Wain 85 and Cel. 378. DECORATORS, H. P. Chrlstensenf wail papers, and painter, 141 flih street, corner Alder. E. H. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 80T Washington street' . '. .;. ' .. ..!P5NJIST.-8, I'.... " S. 'M." Hamtiy," 'TK&f 6.V room V vt'as'n" Ington bldg-, Washington and 4th sts. Theodore S. Thomson, 50-J1 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th Sts. Phone Hood 414. P. S. LANOWORTHT, Room 1 and Benson Building. JUtti M'jrrlaon street. , near Fifth. - BU'key 4 Htckey, room Sit to glO Dekum bid., 8d and Vash, sts. Phone South HI. DRESSMAKERS. MIbs Loughtln, 14 Lewis bldg. Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room 405 Macleay bldg. DRUGGISTS. O. P.8. Plummer, 280-t'2 d street. -rf. inn- 1 ! .. .. Rowe & Martin,, et h, and Wash sta Frankt'X Strelblg. S4J Wash, street Laue-Dayis Drug Co., 170 Sd st. Phone 648 DANDRUFF CURE. K. Shields, 48 Third Bt N. Herplctde, In dividual application or ,bv the bottle. ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works-Ofllce. 898 Washington St Western Electric Works, 805.. Wash, st OPTICIAN. D. O. Gengrioh. the leading graduate op tician, 23T Vamhlll st. . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Or. Amelia Zlegler, (US Marquam Bldg. Dr. Cora C. Talbott, . IS ' years' srperi nc in diseases of wometu. Writ or oalL m Salmon st ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER. Room 21, Cam bridge bunding. Phone Red 2854. Resi dence Pink 1161. Mrs. C. S. Fery, 361 H Morrison st ENGRAVER8. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. CANADIAN Employment Bureau, Morrison street . Phone Grant S31. Oregon Employment Co., 227, Burnside st ACME Emp. Bureau, 186 Morrison Help free- to employers. Phone North 2381 Col. 287, FINANCIAL. S3UO,UOO to loan at 0 and 6 per cent, j. Beck, Vil Morrison st- Win. FURRIERS. The Silverfleld Fur. Mfg. Co., 283 Morrl- son street GAS SUPPLIES. Pacific Specialty and Gas Lamp Co., 848 Morrison street. GROCERS. 8rD7esser ft Co.. jSUl 1 ' WashT s'fresC Owen H. eerple A Co., Fancy Groceries, 'JBU Morrison strset . ,' l i. . . F. S. Godfrey. - end Burnside. Family-' Grocery,' Btxth Telephone Black 2832. HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. faris Hairfitor. M, w,ah, st,.vu-to- J ROSENTHAL - SISTERS - Wlg-niaklng and manicuring. 160 Fifth St Phone Hood W4. ' "' ', fja'.; - ' - HAY AND GRAIN, W.S. Lauthers, 110,Jortb.,8rd street, lime, shingles and-eement HOTELS. Cosmopoliuo Hotel' and Cafe, 61 North Third street corner Davis. 1 Howl Belvedere,- European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. , . Esmond HottL .Rat: European, 60c to . 8io.per jday.. Front and Morrlsonjta Merchants Hotel.'-Rates, $1.00 a day up ward. Third and Davis streets. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves etc. See 1. Oev urtS A Sons: 17X-1T6 First. 210-236 Tm hill. Both Phones 804. - ,. insurance; ' ijn- n. Ill 1 " ' -'i'i 1 1, SJ O. Rosenblatt rooms . 220-22J Sherlock bldg.. 8d and Oak sts. Phone, Mala 131 Puffer. Burgard A Co., l Wash. t : , PRINTER AftD STATIONERY. i. R, Rogers, Job printing. 323 Morrison. SLOT MACHINE. AH styles? repairing; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co 143 Washington Bt - . TEA8 AND COFFEE. Maine' Tea Store, Famoue Mistletoe Tea. . Fifth St., opp. Postotfiee. lin ' ,1 II I I 1 iwrvc 1 vrrvi OVERLAND;, TICKET - OFFICE, 140 i Third street 85 to 83) saved to all points. TRUNK FACJOr.YA Harris Trunk Cb.. ' irunSs. vallWs,lali.'a hV't4.jSl Morrison St, v- JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros.. Diamonds, Watches, etc. 46 lulrd street ' " The L. CHenrichien Co., Jeweler gad opticians, tst Washington street The O. Heitketnper Co.. manofaeturing Jewelers, 28 Morrison t -John A- Beck, watches, diamonds, t&,' 807 Morrison street - ,- - anderburg Watch House, 140V Sd t LAUNDRIES. 81 per month. Novelty Supply Co.. ith 48 N. Ninth st Tel. ilO.- , LIVERY, STABLES. Burnside Livery Stable, corner Fourth and Burnside si. Phon Or. Black ML Frailer McLean Livery Stable. Both phone 8. No. 200 to 208 6th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 1 851Vs Morrlsoa street, -'--i -. 1 -.i -:,; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo In struction, Prof. E. A. Smith, res. 854 1 Twelfth.- Phone Brown 635. Fisher Muste Store. Everything la Music. Phone. Red 862. 1 Third Bt OSTEOPATH." L. B. Smith. Parlors, room tot Oregoiuaa building. ; - - . , ' LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-msde "suits; fancy ei- ;broldred and - applique dresses kimP trimming. Btepban'. 889 Alder Bt ' PATENT MiEClCIN?. prlnKBtrm"'M3lcIne Co-' Sis ouuoing. . MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, menumentai and build ing work, iin Third st. Estimate on first class work and atock only. PAWN BROKEtft. Unci Henry, 48 Worth Third street Portland Loan Office, Dan Mara, prep.. 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 47S. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. "l4S rd"st. PIANOS. voule Broa Plane Co, 320 Washington St Eller's Piano House, High-Grad Pianos and Organs. 361 Washington Bt Pianos for sal or rent H. Stnahelmec 78 Third St . ' .- . PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W, Moore, Crayon, and Oil Portrait. Third and Washington Sts, ; PLUMBERS. Taylor A Stanton, And steam fitting, 88 Sixth Street REAL ESTATE, Lehman Loan end Collection Agency. 70S Chamber of Commerce, , - 3.V. Compton. Phone, Black S28V . Washington SL ry The King Real Estate Association. Chamber of Commerce. . - 202 728 E. F. Riley, 808 Chamber of Commerce, Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Mala 088. R. H. DUNN, real estate end financial agent. No. 148V First trt Portland, " Oregon. - :i RESTAURANTS. iSorrls' Lunch and Cofie"flouse Below Imperial HoUt . ,- . - ;- New Port Restaurant and Oyster House, 63 Thlrd.and 867 Pine Sts. : Strous' Restaurant I2 Washington St Billy's Coffee House. 849 Tamhll St City Chop House and Restaurant IS Third St.. N. RUBBER 8TAMPS AND STENCILS. Chas. B. Potter A Co.. mfre. rubber tamp, seals, stencil. SSI Falling Bid. ORIENTAL SHOOflNQ GALLERY The latest quartlscope views, 88 Sd st 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 Flret St., bet. Stark and Oak: phone B08. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof brick warehouse: Front end Clay sts. . Furniture, Piano and Bar Moving and Pseke" Charle M. Olsen, 128 First street - - TYPEWRITERS. The Bmlth-Premler Typewriter, 122 Third street AD makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. LA , M. Alexander Co.. agents. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. fHTNTl:WATT6TiaAL Schools, Scranton, Penna. Edgar Faulk, WALLPAPER. Ernest Miller Co. Wallpaper and dsc- - orations. 127 First St , BANKS. CANADIAN BANK. OF COMMERCE With Which . t amalgamated THE! BANK OF BBITISIvt COLUMBIA capital paid up ..88,ww,00() Reserve .....ivfv.i.:.-.. ......... 2,000,000 'Transacts a General Banking Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT ... Account opened for sum of 810 and up 2?rda. and Interest allowed on minimum ninthly balance. Rate on application, monthly w WASHlNaTON ST.. , E. A. WYLD, Manager. collection made at aU points 1 on fvor ,W. wm. Letter, of- credit i, issued Available Tin Europ ' snd th Eastern 8yi'Ji?t Exchange and Teiegraphle'Trans f.,l4eV,ftrll,WrtlDttXkl. :V?n Bt Louis, Bwnver. Omaha. - San iJlnii and various points In Oregon, WMhlngto nYldabo, Montana and British CBxe d42na S wrankfort jd Heng Kong. urnrHAKTS NATIONAL BANK MERC11A,ORTLAND, OREGON. volNK WATSQUf "Preeiaent R. X DURHAM;,.. Vice-President Cashier o ixr hoi J- GEO W. IIOTT. Assistant Cashier SSaNSACTS A RKNKRAli BANKINa TBAWS-'" BUBINES8. united Btates Depositary.1 -i-Mfts and letters of uredit issued avail- hie to an v-'" ---;.,.'. Collection bought. . a . specialty. - Gold - dust LONDON ft "itf Q. BANK, Cnamb ;ndCmamrr:trXdln' ThW Head office, Broad treet London, Thl bank transact a general banking h,.lnes. makes loans, dlsoounts bill and P.""-.'.'! of credit available for tra: miirn and the purchase of jmerchandls In any cy ot tne wona. eaie in for ilgS and domestic axchang . , v interest paid en time aejMf, inwrB "V .t JUCRAB. Manager; UNITED BT ATF3 NATIONAL BANK Traneacte a General BsnnSt Business. rrrt avallanie in i of tne United Bta e ""1 President i. ...... ..T Vlee-President t Cashier EAST VIA SOUTH DeDot Fifth and -Leave. - I Streeta . I Arrive. TO VERLA N D EX. 1:30 p m 8:80 a m fPREBS TRAINS. 7:0 a BT ior saiem. Roee- burc.Ashland. Sac ramento- . - Oeden.P7-.00 a m -. can r rancisco,' aso-i ., .1 j jave, Xja Angeles. fc.1 Faso. . New Or leans anr! th ITsar i At Wood burn ' (daily exceot 8un-i day), morning train! ; .' '- connects with train nor hi, angel, - Sll verton. Brown- IV I I I A . U, .fin crfl Ir, and Natron, and" Albany ;: Local ' for Mt. Angel and SU- verton. 4:0-p m 7:80 a m 1(4:60 pm Albany pnasenger ., 10:lt a ra icorvaills passenger &: 60 p m - Sheridan passengerf 3:25 a m Dally, ttpally except Sunday; , - f v Rebate ticket on sale between Port- . land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rate 817 50 ftrst-cias and 814 second-class. -Second-class include sleeper; Arst-elass -doe not.'--J -n - Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA, Csn be ob-' talned at Ticket Office,- No.' 834, corner W'rahlngton and Third. - ' YAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger Depot.: foot of Jefferson St Leaye Portland dally 7:20 a. m., 13:80, 1:53, 8:85, 4:40, :23, 8.30 p. m. Dally : cept Sunday, 5:30, 8:40 a. m.A:05, 11:30 p. m. - Sunday only. It a Arrive Poitland daily, 8:30. 10:60 a. m.. , 1:35. 8:10, 4:30. :18. 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally except Sunday? 8:35, 8:30, 10:S a. m.: ex cept Monday, 13:40 a. m.; Sunday only, It.Oi a. m. - -: , Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, 8:06 i. m.: Arrlv Portland 8:30 . m. " Passenger train - leaves Dallas for Alrlie Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:59 p. m, Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. Except Sunday. " V. A. SCHiLLINOv R. B. MILLER, City TktAgt. Gen. Frt. ft Pas. Agt J TIME CARQ OFTRAINS .r PORTLAND. i-i-u i: .-. --. !.' Arrive. Overland Express ....... 8:0 pm 7:00 am Twin Cltv. fit.. Laula St. , Kan. City Special ....r;tf:30 praf:-i puget sound JLlrolteJ Tor South Bend, Gray' t :' Harbor. Olympta, Ta- - ' coma and Seattle ...... 8:35 am 1:80 pm Two train dally . to' Spokane, Butte, Helena. Minneapolis. St Paul, and -th East. ! ...,,;; , . A. DlfARLTON, - -Asst. General Pass. Agt. 255 Morrison street .. - Portland, Or. SiLOJxrLirtE vmm Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST I O loooc h. snAtml I - t UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrive,. CHICAGO-PORTLAND 00 am 30 pm SPECIAL. Dally Dally For the East via Bunt. ' - . ington. -' ,- " SPOKANE FLYER. 6:15 pm i-(J1aai For Eastern Washing- Dally Dally ton, Walla Walla. Lew lnton, Coeur d'Alene and Ot Northern polnta - - - - - ATLANTIC EXPRESS"! biSOpm 8:10 am For the East via Hunt- Daily - Dally Ington. - I OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. FOR BAN FRAN- Front T ! '. CISCO, ,. Ains SS. Columbia- worth -Wpm April 7, 17, 37. Dock .88. Geo. W. Elder 8.00pw April 3. 13. 23. FOR , A8T5RIA and g:09 pm 5:00 pm way points, connecting Dally Daily " with str. for Xlwaco and ex Sua ex Sun North Beach, str. Has- Sat. 10 salo. Ash street dock. p m J FOR CORVALLIS ' an3 C.45 am :(W pm . way . points, steamer Mon., Tuea. Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed., Thurs.. jWater permitting.) Fri. - ; Sat - -. v FOR DAYTON, Oregon fioo am' 3:00 pm'" City and Tamhlll River Tues., Mon., point, str. Modoe, Ash Thur., Wed. , treet dock. Sat Frl, . , (Water permitting.) " r TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. . Telephone. Main 713. , . PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For' Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamer for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladivostok. , For rates and full Information call on or address official or agent of th O. R. ft N. Co. . . - . BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co 105-111 6th st. BRIOGE CONTRACTORS.; jBmytb A Howard , Co.,' 13 Cluimber otJL CARPENTERS AND JjJJLDERS John aT Melto Carped ; - 807 Stark St.; office and store-fixtures built and remodeled, altering and pairing houses. Phone Main 747. . ; .v-'i,?;,. CAFiel-. '" '. r.'( The Bell Saloon, Washington street, v The Knob Hill Saloon, B4I Washington k .' The Oriental Cafe, K Washlngtoa st. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Vrd okow lu, 5 . WaslUngton st, Dreyfus Germalne, 261 Third street Pias Cigar Ptcrs, irtl Third st .'. 1 The Railroad agar Store. 834 Wash, st IflilHif jTATI NE R Y,: e " ' The Kilnam Stationery Co., 207 Moi roi - 8L " ' " Jame It. Ewlns. I'oolfr'Cil'T, T. ?T. C. A. Bid., 113 Fourth bt., 1 1 n r 1. We call for. c! suit each wt Washingto'i 1