Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, May 08, 1902, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text3,;,; ' I- -T NURSE MISSING. ti'M) mt AND IRON KNOVCf ,,f. t.--: lit ail. IHU.t : ; :P nicinFrFhTniiii ':'i'i f kJ.-J.A: - vest . v;-?fr 't --. - r 5 f- ,-J" -?-iJ-r4" '-'' i 'X, 'J;:k,,. -.-..!... ... ."-X.' ': ,v-yb ttndane at th bimUd(, is 0 t- tUll last night waa nor p . td the ttpectatlon of the membere of the Tenth. ' ard ClUsens' Club, but what waa lck- tig In number waa .amply mad VP'; ' , the enthusiasm displayed on tp. part of ,ftoa i;preeni,i: the .majority oi Whom L. T.- Pr presided gater; th,met eff aa Jta chairman, and after.. Inviting; v: U the candidates' present to seats, on tha ; platform,, and ina'klng a tew remarks, h Introduced J, ; B. Werleln, Cltlsens' can tidat tor City. Tmsurera theflm Jpeaker of th evening, and "a man in g Shorn all the people ; of ? Portland Joey the greatest confidence." ; . C" H , MrrTVerleln waa received with senes ' tus applause, -and. after .telling, two. anec ' lotea having a bearing, on the political Ittuation la Portland aa It exists today? ?: his attention to tha claim made ' by hoie who are oppoln the Clttaena: : llcket that the condition of affairs now u. It parallel with' that of 18M. - t Hri w8.Mtaid Mrt "Werlel0 "fc drtf at : lai V. )a.l.1lAA TMMiMttll AAMtranflAit' SM atod "witnessed the ecenes of dtoorder " haf towk'-plaoa than-w Te mtriutea tti Irte h hoar appoint for calllnr-the onventlon to order. Jack . Mattl)ea and 1 kh rualied jon-tha ate; trampled ' khder their feet Joaeph Nf. Dolph, a dla llnirutohaa CIMaeii of Portland, and cre- itd icenea.of renerai dUorder In their . Iffprt to capture he convention, and. When unable to d'd ao. they left tha ball, wavink "thlr hita, repudiating -the tttM . larly Irgantaed StepubUcan., convantlon, tnd set up a convention of their own. Contrail' Uua action with the action of tha minority of tha qonvention .of 1(02. -In thai convention, the! mlnoriy .waa told by thefatokennan of -tha majority that srwrythliit of any 'poUUoal alrnlftcanoa -.fjmat 'jtaVtha' wajVrity.rrv-. 'j, ue,i a-srfaiii then referred ta 'th pub liihed atatfmant of dhb- cbartsr; Mnmlt. - tee thai the selection of municipal offi cer, undla 4bat praatalaaa: of tha hew ; rhartatt would hadlvod,ftnpoliUc&. ana ciaimea k uk ru to do aooa togia In W then was no raaaqa why It should H. ot' hi- o'logli.aew -r . APTUlVKBI FOR-R. D. iNVtAN. Whan theidialrmatt presented R-'D. In- man aa t hevaext apeakeir. ;' there waa- treat onthurst appla.ua,. expreMnt plainer than vorda how close ha- fa to the baarts tha peepla-af FortlaaaHa waa Intredboed as a man who had never been Oof sited, tut one: counted out, which broachi frrtn another burst or applaus. Intermingled with : cries ; of "Bob. right Mr. Jnman did not takemp much tima In aprak r tt , He emtd he waa not thTro:to tertotw :ttlku , K i t "Z "It tsrwea kaawnjrih aaldS .that t did hot k-.th,pomift8tUm for- Mayor.- tdld .hot waavt'tttt'fiuainewrreBaanat : trcw Cirniae' the" aeat" responatblllty that atv Uchea tq aufU a offlpe ,p(i4r b, iro jfyeh, jr.hjtr.jind mat who tepta an office and then does aot attend te it dutiet t yuUty of a criminal out KgK lt'clBttfd, hrid I'm olntr to be, I Intend to run tht office of Mayor of Port land the same a I ddLtny sawmill, day and night. All ary lnterest are here in Portland, where-1 have lived, sinew hoy- hootL and U you feel Uke vetln for me. da so. , But don't forget the . rest of the Cltlsena' ticket. 4I don't want. u be elected alone, 1 wantit elected, i the aa alitattCar Ot those, on: the ticket -with me. X ant proud ot the support that ta being " glverfcVih.'; Whw men1 leave their party W 'rectify great wrongs, they are to be admired, a So far a my policy as Mayor Is concerned. It eleoted, let m say I shall attempt ao-tgover. Portlrnhd int a balnes-llke manner. Honesty and ef fiolency wilt ba the requirement demand ed, aM ith' iranting ot ealukt. rhfhts to mil ar special -ptivtlsgea to none. -v Mn Inman made a good impression on the! wfcO -listened io blm. . He.apeaks tn a ,bluat f ashlen bat. there U -no 41a gulslng tha honesty of purpose that mark hi uatterances. - . . : .. PUBLICXttTTCaC PRIYATl! TRVVT.t tr. Hatty Ihey dtisena' candidate for State Senator, waa the next. speaker. It Was hi first appearance on the rostrum, but acquitted himself tn a way that ahowed ha will aooa be at homo, on-the platform. Just aa well aa any other, place. t)r. Xane said that people chosen to fcubllo offlca. should usa tha same care and discretion in its administration as a prudent man would conduct hi private aiTalra. -They owlt a aduty.to tham lya&Tan4 it.vWould-, bo- bad ' polloy t .Choose any . wan for a pUbUo office that Wife" Died: Saturday xHusbanqanisMor ingDoiiblFu- ":'.Jl.--;';t.. ':' iTh. funeral of Mra.-.Mary CampballA d'tbut 57 years, who died Saturday tss been postponed on aceountnof thr leathj Of Angus Campbell, her husband. : Mr. Campbell ba been ill for some time ;ihd haa .ben confined to the Oood Ba " gtatltan hospital, at Which InsytutTon hi leath occurred this morning. . . v, ' ; Mr. Campbelt wal wall known in Port" had, and was a blacksmith by trad. H aa ffl year of ago. . ..tcTeral -children aurvjvo the deoaaaed teaple. Tha date "of the funeral has not Men aet oil account of an absent son, theyC wtU be buried ' together." -'aid by Hd. in one grave. c - -Subscription recevted tor Th Journal U a,- J.iH0' .! tor - '' 4 .... . . would hot.be trutd !a.e private, a paclty.' .' .x$ i'&z i.4Twv years tov he ald, ftha peo pi here, revolted against . the methods employed in putting up candidates fof eleotlon, sandy as mult, (key defeated th ring ticket and elected s) leglslatiTl ticket their, own ihkt Waa the re iult? For th flrtt lima,; In the History Oltho LegUlature. law Were enacted that Were truly la the- Interest of th people. It gave us the primary law; and. Instead of fixing up a charter to. satlafy a few Interested parties, it has given U the op portunity- ot ouring ; ,a coerter tnai meet, with- the -approbation ( of. all th people 'A fr'V'f Referring H C Jack Matthew and hi manipulation ot, politic . to ult himself, I3r. Xa took Opportunity to correct on, error concerning lb ame of the pres ant bead center of th polIUcal junta that has beenentrusted. JSttake -charge ot the Republican party. Vr.:;-'-;''-4: i "His name la not Jack." aaid Dr. Inei "I ' hat known i htm - many j -yoara,- and" Walter ts hla Drotxr alvta name. When it chn Matthew. Wa ahflhnocmihahlf Wd-iookinw boy. ' and early t In. hi life Ubora kJWv'i. aiklfir yeamhinca .w th jaca . or ; upaaea :tnat .evertoooy got io caning him Jack." That' true." Puring the. couru. of hi Tcinark.Dr. Laoe told several pointed stories, which he neatly applied, to the present political aituitloa . and-to-Jack-Matthaws' con venUott. the telllna- of which caused much merrlmant. H aJao had ft cood word to say in bhalt , of the workibgmeh,. and aav;ea rnem not oniy io get into poiiaoe but Wgot there- "with' both feet.- A to hi antagonist on. the Republican ticket, H. S. McQlnnf' ho aaM ha did hs Mke hitting -,' man after-he waa dewnrhV.if he got ail the toe .tendered , him ;he would feel Ilk ritlngona to Mr. MoOlttn out of. compassion,. but would not adyiso any on cl,rtft.d0 fO-;J Kr' f-?.J-.-'. MOflKR,i XEOlSIiaTiyEl CANDIDATE. :(tX' 'b. Mber; coi4att, for th Legl lature. BPok..of. JAeJaaue. Intel ved in th present campaign, tha Insincerity of ther (goruaa,. It former hltttr denun elation ot Jack AlaUhews and hi gang, whom .'the Oregwnlan; la now aupporthir, and he .called upont aU Vetera, irrespec tlve of party, to gt together and put the aeal4f dlsapprovml oh ta machine ticket aa & rebuke to : besatam. ' ' AUSTIN,, tBOISULTrviJ NOMINEE. E. A, Austin-, atlleu' candidate Tor' tha Legislature, ' at anechaotu by occupation, and renreaeBtltw -the-federated Trades, followed tn ; t." ihort but :rc Weil-pdlnt d speech tn behalf of those Who earn their hraajLln the aweat 0 their brow." He referred to tha anrort of the employee of the Oregon City Railway to form a union and howj rtbrpvgft, th effort of . a man named Tiffany,, the. unioa waa .broken, up.' Tirrany is. trrrag to aquare; nimseir with tha, peoplOod hi flheoied; hi men to unioniae- and Jolh. the iFederated' Trade. Bo much for meir Who nghtits erush la bor and put thel heel on our neck. . "I know Httl about poHtlos, hut I have an earnest dealr to Work m the interest of laboMng tneh.5 I wint td Urge you to eupport the Cmtis'UckeC for U la Jn the Iriterast'of every'teaa who ha to work; by the day..' Scott of the Oregonlan fot more thait ad ' yeara, Without Inter mission ba. attacked ius on every turn and-belittled ua before the peopla The Oregonlan ven jittaeked the wife ot a labormr man becanse twin cam to their household.' .Such a. thing waa a crlm. No man Ilk the editor of. the Oregonlan haa anything to common with you and me. ; The atlaena; flgllatlv ticket ahouid be am Ufa "Wbioi! .On 'pit two ot th numbet oh aecomp!lh noth ing, but with too, entire ticket aucoeseful there will be an Opportunity .to do some thing ih the way .of leglslatlW that Will give some aaauranc ot bread to our ram-, fit and education to our children. It s almnlr brotectlon ." for ourselves that we oak. , The Cltlsena1 ticket, all of it, and nq other, ia in no interest -ot tno.iftDormg, fhan, and it should; b tlvah yout. aup pott, .; f'-f ri"'-f.i-f'!':.-- ';i : OTHER 6PEAKSRS.V ;''? : Short remark Wer also- made .by It. C. Davla, candldato tor th Xieglalaturei a:& Adams, candidate tor ' County Judgai'Earl C. Bronaugh, candtdkt for City Attorney, and ' A. M. Coa, candldato for Qenatablo ittjifyBI4,..J-' - The meeting waa an entirely successful affair, .and th conatattl attention paid, to ahowed every man treent to be greatly Interested W ell that wl !. ' v journal Bpeclal tertloa.) I . INDIANAPOLIS May tThe investi gation ;.;rtKiinmltUd by whltecap on ' unoffending oitlaana of Brown C6unty aJi Ageht ct, th : AtitoV-ney-enarai' ofaCe'ryiaiiia:. hondttlfin t hat borders o anarchy. v j . . , Women and children, are In atato-ot terror," and men. are alfceplnr with door barred ahd loaded thh ahd. pistol by their bedside In antiotpaUon ot attack. Tha worat leatiira 'aeeitli to b that th fbeat bias bf cltlsW are to 0oWd by th band thai they profess Ignorance of th ldenUty Of the mett who compos them,, and grand Jurlea have 'either refused to indict through far of personal attack or, when they are indicted, ' petit - Jurlea have ref useklo convict fof a similar ra aon:'v.': . ?f i & 'T1! I ' . ' Governor Durbln ha determined to in voke th authority' .of the htaU In tha mattar, and tha Investigation will cover five or. alx- carfea which have occurred within a yeaf. ' " i- ' " ;Hwmnm- Turatsh - and Russian bath.' For, ladle exclusively, luo Oregonlan Bulldlna. ILa tnlii.a Phana Nnrth ' Mill l .4 VS me;Was Acc&rdod Mc. ft M j'St -j (Journal: Special ServUJ 1 HcORYAlXIS,' May 94 msgniflcent ra oeption Was given George' B. Chamber lain t th do of Hia addr hri y terday afternoon; ' and enthusiasm appar ently'' waa at tha top pitch. H' v,gt t0 Corvallla waa productive of good to th entir ticket. Generous applaus through? out .th eour of th addr wah flvn by . every' one in th audience, and it waa, by 'no mean perf unotory. .;; '$'- -.i; ffi;X. W. A: Waun, candidate for State School Suberintcndent, 1 also wa Wei) received, ahd mad a good Impresslort. ; HO talked for 30 minutes, discussing the reforms In th stat school' system that are now en gaging the attention of the voter, ilr. Waun haa made his canvass the oooaalon ot raising some questions that will cause Improvement In the educational statu. " Mr, Chamberlain -Addressed himfcelf to the Voters upon state issue. K reviewed th formar atatua ot tovernnent at Sa lem., and iuggeatedihAn would ; makf for, 'better' ". t m'onasoment; Pledging himself , to effect retorma that are" heeded,, he received a splendid ova tion when h ended his remark." that waa evidence that the people her liw dors hi positions. "'The Courtboue, In which th meeting was held, was' trowd- ed to the doors, with many , persons standing 'throughout the- entire time th speeches were being . deUvared, -H. P, Irvine presided, and Introduced the speak er 'with- appropriate remarka M -,'.;' Perhaps the most singular - featufa-bf the affair waa the reference he made ta the, Philippine question. Mr. Chamber jaltj did hot vary the position he took In bis opening address at atekar City, and 111 his remarks made here1 had the enthusi astic indorsement of the entire' audience, They , found that he had been1 misrepre sented elsewhere.' and that hi position upon that issue is thtlrery satiafaotorT W the voters in this part of the Stat. '-This on feature alone was enough ta, make the visit her productive of much good. -4 The candidate left fori Independence and Dallas for today's meetings. . RAILROAD Employes, of. the Southern Pa clfic Organlzinj;. . The Southern Pacific employes Of thi city and atate have been quietly organ ising a hew union tor several months, -ill already has USD members and IS Steadily growing. The union is made up ot three divisions, known as the Portland, the Roseburg and the Ashland. Everyone In th employ of the Southern Pacific Railway la eligible to membership from section men to lh highest sal aried employe on the" toad, only excluding official. The Portland division, started out wun w mempera, out new nas aw en the list. This division extends a far south as Junction and West to Corvallla Th Roseburg division haa 400 members, andthat ot Ashland 100. ' "J J-; Tha men in h employ of th Southern Pacific aay they are paid lower -wage tn Orgod than are paid In California by the earn corporation, and It Is th ambition of the men In this state to have the scale raised to the California stand ard. ' Thi demand will he made, of th company when the union la thoroughly organised. ',',.',-.; .'.'T.'i. This Is the most perfect railroad organ-, isatlon ever effected. It differs from other railroad unions In this respect: Every employe of the system 1 eligible to membership., ''' ' ' '- ". ''' in oregon: crrYiS . ? i (Journal Speciar Service ? T ?v ' . : OREGON ' CiTT. ida-Mad $tU Qj' A. R., Is arranging the program' jtor Memorial and DecoraUon, day ervioe. Rev. Robert McLean of Portland has ac cepted the invitation to deliver the 'Me mortal day addre, and the Park' Place Band wilt provide the marching mualfl, The Union Church memorial serviced wilt be bald Mn the Methodist 'Episcopal Church; and the sermon will be preached by Rv. Vr:- Orim;'. :' :'psnrr The Republican' candidates tgntt ,;'their kmpalgn Jtlnerary yeaterday afternoon at Logan .and spoke, at Sprlngwater' in the evening. Two meetings will bo held dally unta every precinct vlelwdt ;! Cotnbany AS 6. N. O., hai nonilnated C. S. Rurn a th caucus choice for sec ond lieutenant when tha election ot Offi cers Shalt be ordered by the department headquarters. . :v,'"-"? Butter Still er Dairy BirtUr..li........;....35c Eggs, 1l tloz..;;..;...;...;...?.v S35e Best Sugar Cured Hams...,....' 14(4 tft'f r , 3,.;'...,'' ,.-.. . rfv"w';i , - Ail goods retailed at wholesale prices t , v; ::(.-: iif,iF$ 1 -i;S,(ff4 M(t GRANDE CREAMERY CO. ;.2s..sii.; 5M'. ,tl The if ..yi . want your .hand icad clentlfloaliy, go to trsn; but If you want to be humbugged, ao to some t wonderful fake f professor, and you ,wlU get J 'It-;' READINGS' 215 AlUky tldg U-lZr ; I Mamie ;-t;t-i' j - S- ' Ai i Mra. Mamie 7. Oelger,,a professional aura student at St Vincent's kOapital, I mlulng. and some ot her friend are un-. She left tb feUowlng note tor Mra. A. X: Mowrey, the mlselBg ome moat In timate, friend: i- ti v. ft- -'n' "Dear Ittlei-I don1 know whan I will See you. but : be tur I'm att right, , 9 ure -and get my trunk and keep them, and Us th ooatents as though they were youi own. .iroa ono of- my .best friends, and I do not forget them. They hr very VvGod-ye- MAMIE. ,; i ,"P.' S."lf yon want,-to. writ Joe, - he wat at Propoti jKoni i i i 1 - . Mrs. Gelger; who ;hadben' in training tor, 1. month,' had'; a J1puu , with dn 0t th lister and left the institution has- iiiy.,-,:'3?:',.;K::-; v r ,SoJne Intimate that Mrs. Gelger had a Jtotimt abject In i dropping: out,, of eight temporarily, and - that' ah will soon re turn, i GOOD FOR.WALtA WALLA, ''''C.i'1 tlMafd4estdent .of the Raker-Boye fJaMtfnalf ank of Walie Walls'Wsh.wYlta::MJ)e. will be un abl to attend th mealOig of the direc tor of th Columbia River Basin Board Of Trade, "but" promise; that a soon' a ths detaili ot. Ths Calias-CelUo portage railway aro -krwngd"'h wilt evto' it that Walla Walla tlve her share of In.j oorratora.t-i.tiJ; i. , s... trtr THE jilARKETS. St i .1. ' BBBjsSBSBsasBn( y A. ' , . ..j.-" Quiet reigned la. thai local market thi morning. A wctdd qrmness was noticed to the oat nuirket,, the QuotaUons ad vancing s cent a'.huhdred. a .Th butter market J llrmer today, the urplus stock being jrrhdually worked off. Quotations today remain the same. Jo "changes ,ofA'yrk"1i occurred in th grocery line' this: morning, but there U.a firmness at present" prices. !"?pf: ;, A smkll advance; illf be ndtieed tbday on th. best BUrbahk) th Quotations Ing M.S and $U,j.r4nta. . A decline has-4e2maae on trawbr rlea; today they are sellrftS-.at $ and SS-S3 crate." "A" mftir Mpmenrof cherries is On the market, and they are quoted at flM a box.- ;v!..: "' v Large receipt Of egg have a tendency to keep th market in a very weak con dition. A few sales were made today at ISHoenta. ' JOBBERS' PRICBS. -M GRAIN AKPWJUR. Wheat-Nominal; Walla Walla, Mc; bluestem. Wc; v411y, Kc . Barley-Peed, Vlfrd r ton. ' . Oata-MO.-1 - White, tlMVlJUi gray. Phur-Bese"igr'dds!f .. 40 per bar rel; graham,-2JOe). c.ii . I ' r v. 1 MIlUituff-Brn I19.S k per ton; mld dllng. short. itr bop, IW.Kk Hay-Timothy, il2Sli,ciover. 7:SP01 " BUTTBat, BOIQS.. POULTRY. rraulter-Creamery, 16ifltVie; dairy. 140 lSc; trelSVMW40, " Cheese-Full cream,1' twins, 1318w; fancy brands. 14c; Young America, ttc. Poultry Chickens, mixed, J5.ft5.50; bens. f$,K0H per do brouer. t3lW; fryers, I4W4.U doB! dUCSSi per uoe; tur key, live. KHcr d retted. 14160 pr geese, 67 pr-dtf--t- VSUTABLX&.AND PRWT. lb; Potato Beat Burbank. flei.ft per cental; a.ariy noN,- ujiiwi.ii inr uu. Onion -w.--- Tomatoes t2.J5Et.50.. orate for Calif or ! tumiDa.t&ai&o: carrots. 664 75c: beets. li.M31.2i per ack: eaalJUower, .1643c per dosen; celery, et7&o per oosen: peas, v to per lb; asparagus, . IL75ai box; rad lehes, dos, liaoc; green anions, per do, 1&& aoc; cabbage,- prowts $1.50; atraw berries, Ji42.S crate; Oregon rhubarb. Ic lb; artichokes, per do,- tudfisnv lettuce, head, per dos, SSo; lettuce hothouse, per box, .7B; cnernes, :wfc . o . Oreen fruit Lemons, -tiKSltOi oranges. rsetlSO per box; bananas. n.Z503; pine iaiiW U ner doa: aiiDlea. 11.6o21 uer ho: dried fruits, un-drled, sack or boxes, per pound,. 46c; apricois, uwfuc; peacnes. Italic; pearsrsoac; prunes, -Italians, ivw; figs. California blacks, i4e; do white, fSaAf-'Cuhe. powdered. 1146; Ir C t!L8&: $4.$(riM"rushed",'' 14-60 dry sranulated. 8S; golden -C,- W.7t; beet. sranulated. S4.S0 per 100 lb., aaok besiai barrels, 10c: half barrots, SBot bokes, sue per 100 -ilbs., -.above ais, maple. vonee Mocna, .r.soc "JavaT'-'fanc lev. Java. good. iW4i2e: Java ordl- luary .SOlc: .(sU Rica Uncy, 19aun costa- Bjca, .good. iws'set costa mca, ordinary, 1 roast, U: '-: Jim ixc or- nound: . Columbia Arbuokle'a' IU.M . list:- Uom IlLlI .list: Cordova. xosemite, 111. Salt Fine Uble alt f in laoie ino Tiairy, ws pr Barrels, Worcester. buik,c83 lb, ti.1t: a, TecLi-iverpooi, 7191 .-, Worcester, two; bales 2s to iu. per . nev - white. 1431&c: flrht am- Honey Faney Orsln hags-Calcutta, U2.84 ner 100 ror tiuty'Augusi. . . Nuts-Peanuts. WW' het onnd for raw, ttc for roasted: oocoanut. K4 Oo per doaen: walnut. lOfflUH per pound! pine nut. itmSMfit hickory huts, fci chestnut, tXtWi Peri drum; Bra- - Coal Oll-Csses. 20 per gallon; bar rale, loci tank,. ie. fcifovj , t v Rice, imperial, Japan 119, t, no. K 0: New onean. pwio. vt'k. i ' silt-Coarse, half ground, 100s. per ton. f20.tSi 0 per ton, 0.eo.,.j . . : Beans-Small white, IHc; .large whlta tT-6cr pink. Jc: bayou. le-. iimas, 41o. ' aops. wool and moss. t HdM-W?WiC per, pound; contract. KCfUM. wool -Nominal: Valley UQVfao; Past- ra Oreron. 8'ullc. tlhsei wool, 26S6ej medium Wool, IKins enrmi, wool, ouce si eacn. , - Taftow-Prlme. per pound. efftHe; No. 7 ri ...... . kMu Mi steers, sound. . ou unds and or. ae' 60 to 80 pounas. and row a. 7c ! H8c: under 60 Dounds ws. TC! stag " e "5 huiisi sound, ofl 6HC1 klsv.sound, m. sound. IB to HO sounds. 10 10 eu pounas, Tci Vi 7e! sound, 10. to 14 pounds, Tc:: cai I ea.lt, shniinrl under 10 bound. 8c: green funsslted), ic per pound leas: culls te hjpjrnd less: hors hld salted. .oh,; StSDet; dry, ach, fimM: colts' hide., each. 30oeoi akina. eommon. each. irtiv.. A ni oral with wool on, each, SSctfli. i V MEATS AND PROVISIONS. . v V Fresh 1 Meatif-Beef. .,j4)JR4c: pork. - Hams, bacon, ' tFortlni ''Met rwestern) hems, 14H14,e, picnic, He Jb.; Breakfast hacon. JT..' light aides, lSKc lb. J hacks, ItmSeJ'-dry - called! Ides. 1101 dried beef etts.. lo; inside and, knuoktes, lSc per .16.: , outside, fee per lb.; Eastern hacked .. bam under lbs.." iM.a lb... mhc; fancy, Itei plcnlo, vllo;-, shouldersj lie: dry salted sides. Unsmoked, Uel breakfast bacon, i6Wc: bacon sides, iso; backs, -unsmoked, JJVtof- mokd. llVic butts, lUsftlJVsC ,... . Salmon - Columbia- Blver.. wne-pound taiia si. 85: two-pound taila. ta.su: f.i ena- bound BaU. t2: H-PoUhd fanev a.i. SlJBj Alaska tails, tttej- two-ppund talla Lard-Kettle leaf. DWi::ram darai:' Friends" Searching ' lor Up, 16lVfcO;!.Pr pour.; dry kip. Me. L S to X5 pounds. 18c: df calfc jNoTl under S pound, 18c; dry-sslted. bull and stags, nB.thlrd laas than dry flints aaltxl kinlT DO t UVte, Uerc bast. , , v Mm&mi mm Mm .f . Solid sold frames,, heavy wdght,$3.oo uoid tuioa rrames, warrantea ao Nldtla or aluminum f rames.,.., - 50c Finest quality crystal lenses, per - ' :- palt . ,, ,'. ,Ml..,iw$ 1 .o 'fW. The above prices are quoted n ,? nit strictly first duality. ; ;s -- ''.-' , :- h- Y Wei Vou? the services of our1 .' Expert Eye Specialists Free of - AU CoL . Consult NOW.. . De lays are dangerous. bREaorsroPTicAL co.; . aiiEXCLUSIVB OPTICIANS. , ry s Peartfe St. Oeer Vamblll, V- M.C. A. Bldg 3 "iiifi'in m 11 us si es 1 11 11 1 Ut IINIH U'V ' - unucn j - Guarantee Remedies . : OR REFUND THE MONEY. . It, you ar4 .suffering with rheumatism get es bottle of La-Cas-Ka and one bot tle Snake ;0i liniment and if It doea not benefit you return the bottles and your money ..Is refunded. At alt drug gists'- barOsICAtltMor' Snake ttnlmint Sflrt 1 tws?. JSjoot Sslvo iwili ere th ; sheaf obstinate case of skin dlssie. boil tni carbuncle, lit i 4 sure speoii our, for piles. Try a box... Only ado at all drug' gists.. ' ' ''' . .t -' . A- 1-blt bottle 1 of the Great Taquls Cough Cure never falls to cure th moot eevere cough or -cold. Stopa It in on doa. , The. only cure remedy known for ereup and whooping cough,"' At aU. drug gist, , W: - '. OREGON CHEMICAL CO. If tou druggist doe not have any ot these remedies on hand come to head quarters; . .' ' ' 2t Washmgton street DR. 0. C. BLANEY Room 207, Alisky Bliq, .. Third and Atorrlaon streeta Specie 1 attention ivn to th treatment of RHEUMATISM .by the application of Hot Air. . . Hair Mattress To order.,'' ilattresscs made over. Upholstering; Couches and Lounges. A. HIRT. sop 4th St., bet. 5alrnoa and Taylor. . . rnone wuy 700, AMUSEMENT8. Maxquant Orand Theatre -"t''"Ca,vln"v;''Hitlg,' Manager. " Friday and Saturday nlihts. Mav 9. 10. Bargain matinee Saturday at 2:16 o'clock, , LEWIS MORRISON HIMSELF. .... Supported by Rosabel Morrisons and a superb company, in the original, famous production of "FAUST," avonlng-prlces" 4)1,' T5C, 60c, - tSe,' 15a Bargain Matinee Adults, 50c; children, too, to any part of the theater. The Baker. Theatre. Geo. I Baker, Manager. Phones Oregon rxortn iui, (. oiumoia emu. . Two pacKed -nouses yesterday to see MB. RALPH STUART and company In th treat war play. "CUMBERLAND. 61,'. a love story of th South. Tonight and .th remainder of the week. Matinee Saturday and Sunday. - Price that never change Night, 15c, t5c. S&C, too. Matinee, lOo, 15o, 25c, jNext wek-"Tbe Westerner." Cordray Theatre- Thureday. Friday and Saturday niahu. "A KINO'S RIVAL." produced by the eminent actor. MR. JOHN OBIFFlTH, supported by Miss Kathryn Purnell and an excellent company. Souvenir, matinee Baturday,' May 1(M Last performance of "FAUST." Every lady-attending the matinee will be pre sented with a beautiful Marguerite tur quoise waist set , Evening prices, tS and SO cents. Matt nee cent: niwren, to cent.. The Frederlcksburg- ' 4 Seventh and Alder streets. New features, week of MAT 5 An East' The Dainty Eastern Artist. AGNES' DAVENPORT;- - The Athletic Marvels, TWO VELTENS,- Lady and Oentlemen Acrobats. ,Tte Classical Musical Artists, N. B.--The highest-salaried and decid edly lha best and nigbest-ciass music act in vaudeville, THE ONLT QUEEN1 CARROLL, on the Break-Away Perch. CONCERT HALL ? B LAZIER BROS. CONCERTEVERY NIGHT - 442-548 Burnslde. I FAM Itt ROOMS : Centlemen't Resort ; Louis Datntnftsch .- vOoodnough building, let and ? .170 6th street. Opposite post-. , 1 " ; . ' office. - " ' Coidlunches SchflLt beer on draught MANICURING Th ontv reliable face and scalp treat- menta SAT isrACTioN ouara: First-claa custom- solicited. Consultation FKJCE st all time see Mscciy Bii. MAniM I'lHHV j-jiooa buy 77.- :M"".ii..fwivwii -KI i. J f BANK AND OFFICE RALINQS And all kind o Useful and Qraasseatsl.Werh :- Portland Wire& Iron Works " nANUFACTURERS. Uj FRONT ST. il mn CITY BREWERY Bottled Beer a Specialty n . :: i- 1 ; lergest sad most complete EstslBHed fi&2 Kv Ofr Thirtntk and Barnsid Bt. Tolephono No. 7JI j " y The Tabernacle " TWELFTH AND - nORRISON STREETS .' . Thursday ioth tvenirtg. May O .At$uo p'ciock i't. jr. -4";'' ...c- .... trc soinnEitn PACirtc dahd Will furaUbi rnuskt sad . ' Will appear, la feverlts selections The Followina; Speakers Will Discuss Political Questions ot the Hour; v Hon. Robert D. Inman Dr Harry Lane E. A. Austin Capt. Chas. E. McOonell A"J " Q. C. Moser v7 E. C. Bronaugh '-E.:CWeriinW A cordial invitation if ex. tended Hd rail "to')at-v tend the meeting. 1 -W.JJ Vf--', UDIES SPECIAttV! INVITED THE QUALITY THAT CHARMS in the bumsn voice Is It sympathetic," musical or tonal quality. , ' That's true also ot a piano.' What makes the instrument we sell pre-emU nent of their kind 4 thi very same "singing" or musical characteristic. A solo instruments, or for accompanying tne voice, Weber pianos cannot, be ex celled no, ;not.-vn.o.uJd...:'j ;.$,va Come and hear tnem at our sales rooms, 351 Washington 3L EILERS PIANO HOUSE, :r opposite Cordray.1 Theater. 5A: . Griswold&PKegley "TAILORS SIXTH STREET, 131 J citizens .mass:: r;-i f.iy-i 1.,:. !',:',:' y, .. ' : ' ; f-') t ".1 J(-l.!tir4iit tji'- -r -i.-.-'. i :.. i;'vAT(.f;:iji:!. ;.'-'. 4T Ki- POULTRY NETTING 1 ??i " ' ' 1 brewery ia the Northwest PORTLAND, ORtQON The "Perfect"- i...:..iiiJ,yrlHiii'-i .... FRENCH RANGE ;m is-i Tf, With Rernovkbre Wrought 5tee Oyea v .;';.....,, :;''' v fimi.1 yiiiLiinnwni 1 h. l.,.,11 ri1ie richest, stiesgest, most - durabU : rang akilled hands ever eonatrueted. It IS r'perfect" In every way, W extend an tnvitatloq to every housewife and cook lit Portland,, the merely curious s well , a intending purchaser, to com at any . time and see and examine th new "Per feet" French Range, With removable wrought steel oven. Doesn't make a bit ef difference whether you went to buy at ran or not w won't suggest . it it would please -us to show them to you anyway. Or you can have a pretty eata logue for a postal. w. a. Mcpherson, ' "High Orade Ooeds Oaly'V.;- i, 42 First, bet. Pine snd Ash, Portland C. GEE WO THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR Can It be wondr that he la called great, when his won derful rtiuedle eura and help so . roaoy, sick and ' euSertng peopU. not enty hera, but throughout the United 6tatest Btany are given up to die; other told that operation- waa . th onlv help for them, yet their live wer saved, without' tne great suffering of an operation. Cured by these powerful Chi nese nerb. . root. buds, barka and Tegetable, that are, en tlrely Unknown to medical science In thi country. Through the us of thee harm -; less remeatea ne treats eases of men, women and children This famous doctor knows the action o over too different remedies that h has 'suc cessfully used in different disease,.) Hat uaranteee to cure catarrh, asthma, lung roubles, rheumatism, nervousness, stom ach, liver, kidney female trouoi, iosi knanhAArf Ann all nrlvata atseasaa. Charges moderate, can aoa m mm. Consultation free. Patient out, Pt ,tae ; city write tor blanTS and-circulari Inclose atamn. . Address The G. Gee We Chlnesa Medicine Company. 132H Third ,trL Portland. Mention thi paper Q. SPICES, o COFFEE,TEA OAlflNGPOVDai. FLc;on;;;oEXTnACTS AasohihftBr1ne.d (etAttsISrrtiCC! CLQSSET u DlIVEnS porrLANo;o2cor4., ' ' ' General ; Machirvkts . . & v" eild Repairers Manufacturer ot Sheave.' Pin I and Loggers : Supplies. Pattern and Model Making.. . Laundry Machinery. ' JPrtnters Machinery overhauled, rebuilt , and t paired,: Paper knlf grinding. , i-'S 64 Second Street, Cortland, Orego? $ '4; ' ;Thpas). Red s7S. T...4A! Ws AJtfj BBUJNa 60,ae PACSAQM IIQUT 7A5flin(S v..l taenthly, th largest I cent pacVr th marktt. toll by ail gro"-. . li