- ' THE : BVEITING JOTmirAIi TCtoTIlAXX),-.QTtEQOX TKVJXBDXlt. MAY 8, r 1902.
I THE 1 BAPTIST
Great Outpounnerrof
. . Asheville. North Carolina;
(Journal Special Service.) '
' jaSHEVILLE, N. C, May l-Outward
aid -risible sign -.re1' abundant tbat a
great outpouring of Baptist will .take
btao In-this city tomorrow. At every
lurti are met member of th Baptist de
nomination, wearing badses upon their
breast. ' ',,' ' ' ' V
"' The are the delegates to the 47th ses
sion ot the Southern. Baptist convention,
svhlch convenes tomorrow for a -week or
Jnor. ; , .
- ft will be ths larreit gathering: of rep
rasentatires ot this great denomination.
- aver held in th South. , '
,'- between 1200 and 1500 delegates bay
' received credentials, and these -will rep
. resent constituency ot L33,M mem-
Within ths bounds of the convention
are 18,890 churches, 763 associations and
14478 preachers. ', ,1'. ' lV. j 1 ,il
A many preacher as can possibly do
' Id attend ths ' annual "- meetings, and
gHers are a great many lay delegates and
Msltorffc Among: - those aiready on the
'Held ar large delegation from Texas,
Louisiana, Mississippi,. Florida, Virginia,
. Kbo Carolinas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Al
abama and Georgia, s . '
About half the delegates are guests of
koapltablo residents of Asheville and i
. Bthity, while the remainder are quartered
In the leading hotels. ,' ,
The present, officers ot ths convention.
1 of wnom are here or are expected
before tomorrow morning-, are as fol
lows; '. ' ( ' s
, President, the JHon. William J. North-
ei ot Atlanta. ex-Governor of Georgia;
ice-presidents, Rev. Jones Philip Eagle
of Littl "Rock, the Hon. W. W. Heard
$t Baton4 Rouge, the Hon. Andrew H.
Longlno ot Jacksont Miss., and the Hon.
Jbshla .. Levering- of Baltimore; secreta
ries, Rev, Lansing Burrows, -P,D.,f-of
Nashville, and Rev. Oliver Fuller Greg
ory ot Baltimore: treasurer, George H,
- Norton "of Louisville, end. auditor, Biev,
IWllltam Patrick Harvey, D. P.V of Louis
ls: ;- 4- ? ,
. .The -work of the convention is divided
omdRsaiosni
federated Labor. Elects
:Harry-Presideht;'':
At the convention ef th State Federa
Hlon of Labor yesterday aXternoon, Mr.
Puke,, who had beeu to interview. 3tr
fTlffany, auperintendMit of the- Portland
City Owes; on electrfo road, resorted- He
said"lsj ft Ibiww ink a msiferjet a
lew iejyvHhefc l&of WtulAoir tr A
thatS stMLA. He quxjled isie c -'the re
marks oC Mr, jnffanyj .which in sub
ounce are as follows: .
',t realise that I have made a mistake.
V am willing to rectify that mistake I
- am willing from now on to meet union
labor half way." - '
' After Mr. Puke's remarks, several res
olutions were taken up that had been
Slow in getting to the- Committee. One
from Local 143, Meatcuttera and Butchers,
asked the Federation to use its utmost
endeavor to have a bill passed by the
coming Legislature, providing, thai : all
tores af)d markets xoee at P.; M on
all days axcept Saturday and holidays., .,
A etroner resolution, condemning , the
LcV Angeles Times, and declaring, it an
enemy to organised labor, was passed. 1
After these resolutions the convention
proceeded to elect the following officers
for the coming years -
President, !. Ti fHarrjr, J Sheet" Metal
(Workers No. 16, Portland.
First Vice-President, a Welcjij, Co
lumbia River Fiaherman "No. (32, ' Astoria,'
Second 'Vlct-Presidettt, George Hornby,
International LongsBoremen No. 264,
FortlaticV J Jt- -- 4
Third Vice-President, . G. . F. .Johnson,
Federated .-Labor Union. , No., m, ..Baker
City.
Fourth, , Vice-President, yt .-A JtflUsr;
Psderated Trades Union, Salem.- . .
Fifth. Vice-President, Fred .Langever,
ratntsra Union No.. 699, Pendletpn. ; -,
Secretary, W. H, , Barry, - editor, ot. the.
tbor Press, Portland. , t-, v ,
Treasurer, Chaa. Mlckley, Tailors'
Union No. 74, Portland. c
Mr. Harry, in accepting hia nomination,
paid the employers were, not so much to
blame for strikes as were Oie non-union
ynan. The secret of Success) was. to have
all laborers in the unions-. He favored
spending" all available money and time
In the coming year toward getting all
labor into the. unions.- , ' ' '
"Th result would be miraculous," he
Said. "The Legislature would have thou
sands ot petitions sent them and for fear
,pt toeing the labor vote many of the res
alhtiohs passed by the Federation would
become laws."
He promised that the Oregon Federa
tion ot Labor , would be tho best on the
Pacific Coast In the next year.
When' the tune cam for selecting a
meeting place tor' the next year, J. M.
Igurphy took the floor and in a few word
presented the chief reasons why his town,
La Grande, should be selected. Salem al
so Wanted the next convention, but final
ly withdrew. In favor of La Grande,
where the next meeting will be held dur
ing the first week of May. 1908. 1 '
Horace A Puke, Cigar makers' Union,
Portland, was elected as delegate to the
National Assembly ot the American Fed
eration of Labor.
DEMOCRATS: UNITED
M I ' i i r ' in i i" ' , " .
' ' - ' '
Sam White,' chairman of the state Pem
icratle central committee, returned-from
Pendleton yesterday, where be attended
the 'Sessions of the Supreme Court. Mr.
White will devote all ef the time remain
tig up to election day to the work of
)h Stat campaign. He was asked what
Sere the conditions found In- Umatilla
County, and he replied:
,' , "Not lea than C00 Republicans of that
Cunty will vote for Oeerca-K. Chamber
In for Governor. ; The .movement has
bached, proportions that make It for
aidable . to the opposition. The reports
flail fear m te Portland from Pen
; GONVENTION f
That tlqffbmmatidn at
L,-
''ti lt,! , I-7
f -Jt
Jtato three great departments foreign
missions, , home missions ;, and ; Sunday
schoola " v ' - . '
Bach of 'these departments Is represenu
ed by a board, and the reception of re
ports from these boards ' will copsums
most of the time of the convention. ,
-Ot the Sunday school board, j whioh is
located in NashvUte, Pr. E. E. Folk IS
the preeldent .and pi: HL'.- Frost the
secretary. 41 'f , I '' 1
.Dr. W. Vf. landruttt is president of the
home missioik boaraP w,Mea ha Its hsad
Quartera ih'AtlanU, and which has for
Its secretary Dr. F. C. SteConnell. .
The headquarters ot the foreign mis
sion board are in Richmond. Professor
C. H. Winston; is the prasldsnt and Dr.
R. J, WUUngnam. the secretary. '
'. The members of the yarlous "boards are
hard at . work; today putting the final
touches to their' reports preparatory to
presenting them'to' the convention. .All
ot these reports snow gratifying progress
during thaast ,12 months 14 the various
departments of denominational Work, t
Ths outlook for foreign mlssiona in par
ticular was never so bright: Heretofore
Virginia ha been the banner state, in
regard to the amount ot contributions for
the foreign mission field, but this year
Kentucky is in the lead, , with Georgia
and Texas close seconds. ; ' ' '- .x
The reports show also that thf year has
been one ot unusual. aoUTttyt in .the Sun
day school department. 1 ' ' t. . .
Although the program wilt be' largely
confined to action on the reports ot thess
three organisations at tneshurch, an im
portant feature of the' convention will be
the selection ot a president to suoceed
ex-Governor MOrthen. who has deolined
to allow the use of his nam as a candi
date for re-election. , t" ' '
The contest' promises' Jo be a spirited
one between the Baptists ot the East and
those west of the'Mliitaslppl. " - "t
The tormer-rebablrwiH' unite-on Hon.
Joshua, Levering fcf , Baitlnjore as their
candidate, while., the, Western .men most
prominently mentioned :f or th honor are
ex-Governor J. P. agle of Arkansas and
Hen. R. O. fiueker of' Pallas. ' i ' ; -
dleton touching- upon this subject have
been correct. 'Butcher, for Congress, also
has splendid! support; peopm there argu
ing that Williamson -and Furnish were
the two halves of the comtntiatlon' that
made aH of the trouble .for the Repub
lican organisation in the state conven
tion..' w J j-.-" Ik, it' .
"The Democrats are united as they
never.bepre have been... They have an
efficient organisation, with A. P. Still
man as ths-chairman, and they are at
work with the- determination to carry
Umatilla County far George E. Chamber.
Iain.- I believe they will do this.
vi have not been-here after my return
long; enough .to aay anything regarding
the general features of the campaisn that
have deteleped during, my absence, but
In, brief Will . say that everything is in
a (satisfactory .-condition, and report are
such, as to give us encouragement in ev
ery part of, the state.; -f t t)i
Postal OlflciaJs Would Da Well
! to Investigate thisl .
' " (Journal 'Special' Service. , '-
lUCHLANP, Or., May ..Furnish but
toni' art7 aropplngf'froito. United .' States
mall, sadicr u In thl prtVof the state,
hno p(epple here are Wondering if this is
a feature 'of the Republican campaign.
It has been suggested, that perhaps the
presence of Furnish buttons loose? In
United .States .maleac Is, due to the
fact that they wsrs'laqed there by soma
one, and did not.; escape, from packages
that were mad jjp, for shipment.. If ths
latter be true. It is.ats suggested, then
some 'posts! official or employe is attault
in accepting mail matter not in order for
shlpmeht through the matla. . "There" are
regulations that require both fnair atld
express to be packed in condition to car
ry before being accepted for transmit
Ion, tj,, , i s'ittt f.t-.r. .("-
At any. rate,, the Furnish. buttons are
loose in mail, sacks,, end it, la regarded
as significant. . - - " -
AID SOCIETY REPORT.
Ths annuaf "report it W. T Gardner,
superintendent ot the Boys' and Girls'
Aid Society, wa submitted to a meeting
r-f the board of director this week. It
li t full' account of the work ' of the
organisation tor the last year, and shows
the number of 'children' coming -under its
care during that time to be 358. Out
ot this i umber, 'W have' been recallod
from family homes,' and 14 were eared
for for the first- time; The ear of de
pendent children has proved more sab.
tefaotor, han- any-, other class, - and- ths
duUniiuent ch'lttrenithe; most idlscourag
ing, and in the same way better, success
is had .with boySJ than ;wlth glrla Ths
esults along tills; line M work tend to
show that the hoodlum gangs about the
city have gradually been broken up.. . ..
An important action 'taken during the
year relate to an effort to pass a truant
law in this suitfThts would reach the
boys who purposely become expelled from
school in. order to roam the streets. . With
the enactment of a truant law," these
would be placed in charg ot the Aid So
clety after the second expulsion.',' ,,
' Action also has been taken to secure a
state institution for the car- of children
who. are defective mentally or physically.
The health of the children; under the
care of the society has been as perfect
as could be expected, but one deah oc
curring. The assistance1 ' given by the
many ; friends of the society, including
railroad companies, police, county officers
and several business houses' of the city,
principally bakeries and meat markets, is
commended, v The average daily number
of children on hand was t8S " '
MURDER CHARGE ,
; - A charge of. murder in the .second da
gree ha, been filed by th pistriot Attor
ney in the State Circuit against Nick An
dersoa who fatally stabbed Geo. L. Tool,
ey, a farmer at Holbrook, Aoni
i (illy iiaiff
v.4.'- i'i r i i, ,1 1,
The ' pollUoal campaign of lflOJ m now
fairly on, and much Interest is manifest-,
ed a to the outcome next month. ' -
Thera sro practically but two tickets.
In the field. the, Jsck Matthews machine'
made ticket and that known as the CM
sens' ticket One is the result of a Slat
fixed up "by Jack Matthews,! Charles Ca
rey asd'H.' W, Scott, and .thrust down
th throat of a convention of delegate
supposed t have assembled In th inter
est of the Republican party. The other,
th 'Cltisens'. ticket, is the result of la
borlous effort on th part Ot msny clti
sens Intel est ed In good government,, re
form la both municipal and -county .af
fairs, and checking the' extravagances
that have characterised th administra
tion of public afTalrs In some directions.
The names of tho majority of the' candi
dates on this Cltisens ticket is a' guar
an tee ef such intention, and it commends
ittelf to the earnest and careful consid
eration of every voter in Multnomah
County. . - ' v ' -,v .
The city of Portland is today assuming
A he distinction, Purine, the past few
month it ' lias become more generally
known and more talked about than ever
before in Its Mstory. . The proposal to
4.C1J a great Centennial Exposition in
Portland in 1608 has caused this awaken
ing Interest in Portland. It is bringing
scores of people here now, men of Ample
mean, seeking investment, and these are
but forerunners of thousands who', will
come next-year and the on following,
many of them to ' remaitr as permanent
cltisens of ths great Northwest metrop
olis - . ...:'.
At the election to be held next month
the people of Portland will be- called
upon to, decide by. their vote whe shall
be at the head of Portland' municipal
affairs during that great period of the
city's history. Two men have been named
z-Georgi H. Williams, a well-known cltl
sen,. who reaches his 80th birthday in a
few months, snd Robert P. Inman nhe
of Portlnnd's successful business men.
Just In the prime of a vigorous man
hd, a man of affairs snd on in whom
the people, all the people, can confidently
rely to so conduct th ' affairs of our
growl -c and prosperous city, under the
enlarged powers -granted the Mayor of
Portland by th terms ef the new char
terras to reflect the greatest credit on
his ndm:'nlstraUon. Mr. Inman is, a man
of affair; his business record is the best
testimonial of this faot. Every act of his.
both in public and private, has been char
" Office of U If. SMITH & C0M 301 FalUns: Building,
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS CHANCER.
. - ; t-iu, . - . '
. ( Portland, Ore., flay 3, 100 J.
THE JOURNAL PRINTING CO., ' ' i '
' 1 CITY. . i- s '" i - ,,'nrt.i ' -
OENTLEflEN: For ths benefit of .youraelve sad Others perriitt
' us to state that we are usln the advertising columns' of MTh Port
landJournal" in our Real Estate biisines with reaf tsrptit. People
come to u with the "Journal' and point out our .sdvertjaementa.
Some of our beat sales made recently are from "Journal"? advertising.
Very truly, "
0. tl. 511 A CO..
acterlsed by the rugged honesty and fair
ness that has marked his continual prog
ress since making his home in Oregon,
.it is not alone ths confidence of th busi
ness class that he enjoy; he command
the, perfect confidence of the laboring
claw. He know what It is to be a
laborer himself, : as he reached his pres
ent position in the commercial world
from the ranks of labor, and knew it
dignity. A majority, a very large ma
porky, r.f the laboring clae are earnest
sbppotteis of R. P. Inman for Mayor.
They know him to bs true to their in
terests; they know him to be honest in
all ihlnra, and one who a Mayor ef th
city. of ( Portland win ha the representa
tive p. tbe-.laborlng classes. Just as well
as he will represent the commercial and.
industrial -interest of, Portland. .
In saying all, this, . no disparagement
is Intended to the other candidate, Gorge
H. Williams. Judge Williams Js too., old
a mnU be .Maydr M-Wtlaid duripg
the stkTlpg tlnjestljat1 are -rprnjsd
durlngltho nest tpreei year, TtU- a
question If tie lives that Ions;, but should
he, his advancved age- and Infirmities
preclude the posslbUity ot his giving to
Portland a successful administration,- It
was a mistake to nominate him, end It
was a greater mUtak on the part' of
Judge Williams to accept such a noml
nation. It wing forcibly to mind. what,
the editor of the Oregonlan said regard
ing' JuuaV Williams six year , ',
"Nwer throughout - Ms whole career
has he been able to see through th meth
ods snd motives of Interested parties
who have Wantea to use him."
The election of Judge William mean
that "Jack" Matthews would be the real
Mayor and H.' W. Scott the patronage
distributor. : '
RAILROAD SHORt LINES. '
;,.--.'.-.,. .!,.,.- '- ,j
All the new passenger care of the New
York Central, the Boston Albany and
the Michigan Central are, being equipped
with' high-speed; brakes, a a- greater
measure of protecUon. - I
The Brotherhood of Locomotive. Engi
neers is sponsor for a bill in the Ohio
Legislature to abolish are light from
railroad crossings. Claim is made that
the glare ,-obscure signal end I detri
mental to the movement of train...
Th Santa F use about , 118,000 barrels
of oil a month for engine fuel, and the
Southern Pacific about 80.000. In a short
Urn every engine , of the latter company
in California will be busilng- oil. . - ' .
, A new move -is on which is In accord
with the policy of the Southern Pacific
at the beginning fp the yeaf . It Is fx
pected that the commercial agencies, of
the Heuston, East A West Texas In
Cincinnati and' Kansas ;Clty will be
merged with those of the Southern Pa
cific. ." . , 7
J.;-- :t :.." 1 " " 11 'u'-":.l
Jessie WaddelV ilsa painter, lot Alder
treet.; Both 'phonea i, ' , .
" Equitable Savings and Loan Association ;
7r"r'hc;-'----; 242 STAMX 5TJCET 1,. 4' "j'-
CHAS. E. UD0, Pres., f . B. WUC0X, Ykeres ; f . McKERCHER, Seel
BscdtjTiiY sArt. ; m cxht cuAitAimxii' s ; 1 1
: new AiARKc r vuiYir'Ari i
a 'vnorauv -produce Market Com
pnny. Independent of the proposed pubW
market, has been orgaahted in this oltAy
witn a capiuu. iuwt v av,wv, uu uwv
money Is said W be in sign. The officers
are President Pan Kllaher; Treasurer,1
H. C Thompsonr secretary, C. A. Bellf
Directors elected were: rrea iTresse-r, Jfl.
A, Patridge, G. a Burns and F. W. Funk.
The incorporators are: . Pan Kellaber, G.
0. Burn and F. W. Funk, Farmer and
oountry merchant will", be solicited to
axe. sioca. .) v ... . ,, t
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL Estate nd .'0;nra" Business
Agency, jj. b. uuao. u sirs, bu
HELP WANTEDMALE.
JOGGERs; mill and-yard meni men and
: teams; wood-choppers; farm hand ana
j milkere; work of all kinds in and out
i of city for men and - women; SO-day
fv : guarantee on every ticaev t.u u
us. i
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AOENCT,
Morrison: branches, 7 Burnslde and
t A Si North Third.
ROOM8 FOR RENT.
UNFURNISHED FLAT, five rooms and
bath, corner; Corbett street and Ban
i' crolt avenua Phone West UiS.'
LEASHCLO WAITED.
WANTED-TO LEASE, lot situated out
side of fire limlte; state situation, time
, and turns. Box A, Journal.
' HAT MANUFACTURER'S.
HAT MANUFACTURERS ANp RENO
VATOHS-Only . place - in Portland for
good work; Union hattere; Boston Hat
Company. II Fourth atrset; phone Buck
im
FOR SALE H0USE3 AND LOT8.
14-ROOM lodging-house; fine location,
central. West Bide: will be so'dvery
cheap. Room Jls Abington building.
An yone who wilt case at the s'alr site
For Sale Mlscallsneous.
HALL'S ssfe, standard of the weridi
, sates sold on easy payments; trade your
old safe for a new one. NorrU Safe
Lock Co... Beoond and Stark sts.
Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes;
also 200 other vehicles. 2SW set; harness,
?wi .n..A. n Mull. ail
-i, w wuwira, ivilllltim .
Washington street- ' '
MONEY vTO LOAN.
MnMH-.v t. 'tjun rit iota and im
S' roved rarm. W. A. Shaw Co.,
tarh Street. . --
W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10
WanhlnKtotn Building. Phone Hood
: MISCELLANEOUS.
.HIGHEST PRICE paid "for men s cast-off
; clothing and shoes. 734 N. td. Phone
! Green 428. Order promptly attended to.
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PATENT FOR' SALE.
nmftr-i
FOR SALE, at a actrlnoY. H Interest In
1 a valuable patented asphalt paving pro
cess; has neen operated successfully.
: Address Box 121, Journal office.
CONTRACTORS.
FiRisirsTTAiiPB'
builder: repair work.
c 869 First street;
i vnone xont 1306.
'!.'... t ATTO RNEY8. . .
Paxton, Beach Slmon BIO Chamber of
Commerce.
. ,., .
' arteht, General Practice, notary
Public, 684-63(1 Chamber of Commerce.
Charles A. Lucas, Room" 629 Chamber ef
, .Commerce. .
Jamss Qieason. 1 and S Mulkey Building,
;"1 V- j'i mi)fm ' "H.i-'i nHiirin. - .
;f AS3AYER AND ANALYST.
j dust bought. 228... Stark, St. -
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
Bsllln. 2d .t Tel. Oak 78. Ves
j sels and machinery at all kinds do
signed.''
f..; BARBERS. - -
.Joseph Reidei, 152 Morrison C
Fullilove Moore. 258 Wsahingtea,
C. V. Bar, 146 Fifth street
Bjowningii Nsyajo Herb and Vln Root
for Pandrfufl and falling hair; 160 1st.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
'tiyf'i mJth .. leading
barbers' upply house Pacific Coast-
LBWIS-8TENGBR Barber Supply Co.
. Orindlng of sll sharp edge tool a pe
clalty. 151 First Bt.
TAILORS.
We call for, clean, pre and deliver one
suit fh week for 1.00 per 'moath. S
Washington St
Bon Toa Tailoring Co.." 84 Third u one.
Chamber of Commerce. . ,- .
;'. TECHNICAL SCHOOL.
, Schools, Scranton, Penna. , Edgar Faulk,
M TICKET OFFCIES.
WSRliANU 'ilCit-J'.- OFFICE. 14
Third street. IS to M0 saved to au points.
: ' T"U(V FACTORY,
Harris t7unk fo.,trunks, vauses, 'satch-'
. els, etc, Sffll Morrison St
WALL PAPER.
Ernest MUler Co. Wallpaper and dee
orations. 127 First Bt , ,
0. M. ROSENDALE. M. E.&CE.
U Oregonlan Building. Portland. Ok. re
ports on mines and mining property of
every description. Assays and analysis;
lowest rates. Correspondence solicited. -
Advertise jour wants
in L paper max goes
T
1 BOOTS AND 8H0E8.
AyJ Preyers, T Third street "J '-'j ;, '
3. Sanger. ;rtspnlr Shop. 44$ Washington.
Th Nelson Shoe store, 43. North Sd st
. 1, V - W'- '-lSaiP-M-JBMBf : J'
Marks She Store, 868 Morrison st., aear
grd. ' Asents Jenness Miller Shoes.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The BrunewloleBalke Collender Co 4
Third street , , --
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
WbbT beveny' and- Sstelle Peveny, 801
AJUsky Bldg., 8d and Morrison.
L. MUchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's
Shoe store, S&i Wash, st Phone Hood
'CONFECTIONERY.
A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Boa Bona,
B50 Washington st.
J J- Powell,. Candies and Cigars, 430
Wssbington $treet
V.'-" . '.hi'iii'i 11 'I ' ill".
Hehry Blumehauer, Manufacturing Con
fectloner, 430 Washington st
CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
E.' P. Xeenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Vldstte Blcyules, Alaer st. Phone Red
11W3. .
Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 830 Mor
. risen, street .:-.v:,
-. CORN1CES-.SKYLIGHTS.
Metal '"Sky lights GalvanUed Iron cor
nices. - J, C. Bayer, sua Second st
(fREAMER!E8.
,i. 1. iii.'iiini.
La Orand Creamery Company, butter,
eggs and cheese, 284 Yamhill st. Phone,
Ore. Main 770.
Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc., 207 Burnside St.
I'.. C0AU AND WOOP.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of
coal and wood, 844 Morrison. t
Ben field Vtysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
80 8d st . Phone Main 853 and Col. 873.
DECORATORS.
H. T.' Chrlstenaen, wan papers, and
painter, '41 Oth street, corner Alder.
E. H. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 807
asnington street. ,
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DENTISTS.
A. H'."Mamby,Kr5rb'
room- 8 Wasn-
ingtoa bldg., Washington and 4th sts.
Theodore S. Thomson, '60-51 Washington
bldg, Washington and 4th sts. Phone
Hood .elev - .
P. 8. LANQWORTHY, Room 7 and 8
Benton Building, 2S1H Morrison street
aear Fifth, : ;
.H'.ckey i: Hlckey, rooms SIT to 819 Pekum
m3 w uis -rv suBin. sub. rnvuw duuih .
DRESSMAKERS,
Mis Loughtln, .14 Lewis bldg.
Mrs. K. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room
408 Macieay bldg. .
DRUGGISTS.
O. P. S. Plummer, 260-282 8d street
Row e MarOn. 6th snd Wash sta
Frank J. Btrelblg, 848 Wash, street
Laue-Pavl Drug Co., ITS 8d st. Phone 648
DANDRUFF CURE.
R. Shields, 46 Third St. N, Herpiclde, in
dividual application or by the bottle.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office, 881
Washington St
Western Electric Works, 80S.. Wash, st
OPTICIAN.
D. O. Gengrtch. the leading graduate op
tlclaa. 887 Tamhlll st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. Amelia Zlegler, 602 Marquam Bldg.
Pr. Cora C. Talbott 18 years' ex peri
nee in diseases of women. Writ or calk
- 808 Salmon at
ELECTRICIANS.
ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 31, Cam
bridge building. Phone Red PU, Resi
dence Pln.k 186 . ; i, ,ff
Mrs. C. 8. Fery, 851 H Morrison at
, , .ENGRAVERS.
Hicks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison,
VSIWIMll A KIIU ArU BVSti
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co 227 Burnside st.
ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help
S" ee to employers. Phone North 83al
1. 287.
FINANCIAL.
1800,000 to loan at 8 and 9 par cent Wat
w. oeca, si aaomson at.
FURRIERS.
The Sllverflsld Fur Mfg. .Co., 283 Morri
son street.' ' i
GROCERS.
F. Pressor A Co., 840-842 Wash, street
Owen H. Berple A Co.. Fancy Grocria
ins Morrison street.
HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING.
paTiiHaTr Store. 808 Wash, st, up-to-
dats nair oressers.
ROSENTHAL SISTERS - Wig.making
ana manicuring, iw inn Bt. rnone
Hood 911
HAY AND GRAIN.
wTs""Lauthers, 110 North Srd street, lime,
shingles and Cement
HOTELS.'
Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe. SI North
,un
Hotu Belvedere. European plan. Fourth
ana Aiaer 11m".
Esmond Hotel. Bstesi European, SOe to
11.60 per day. Front and Morrison sts.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers - Furniture. Carpets,"
Parlor Goods. Stoves, etc. See I. Gev
urts MS Son. IT3J78 i-lrt 818-225 Tarn
hill.'- ?n
INSURANCC.
ST "Rosenblatt iros '-ia Sheriock
bldg., 8d and Oak sts. Phone, Main 1S2,
pufterrBurgarg -f wasn. t
PRINTER AND STATIONERY.
J. R. Rogers. Job printing, m Morrison.
. SLOT MACHINE.
QraSi. r"vv. .v... f .una, vu. ih
Washington St ,
TEAS AND COFFEE.
Malnee' Tea Store. Famous Mistletoe Tea"
0.., VW-
Classified ; Advertising
I IUYEyOUAWANT?:n
JEWELERS,
iuf ?po" JMOynas, Watch, ata,
48 Third street ,7
-. r " in. "r -rt-f , '
The L C. Henriohsen Cv Jeweler and
, opticians, 284 Washington street
Th O. Heitkemper Co., manufacturing
Jewelers, W Morrison st
John A. Beck, watches, diamond. ta,
807 Morrison street, .
(Taaderburg Watch House. letH Sd st
LAUNDRJE8J
Clean Towel Dally. Comb, brush, soap,
81 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40
48 N. Ninth st .Tel. 410. -
' LIVERY STABLES.
Burnside Livery Stables, corner Fourth
and Burnside sts. Phone Ore. Black Ml.
Frasler A McLean Livery Stable. Both
phones 98. No. 200 te 208 6th street
MASSAGE.
W. H. Faulkner, room 18 8E1M Morrlsos
street
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo in
struction. Prof. 'E A. Smith, res. 154
Twelfth. Phone' Brown SM.
Fisher Music Store. Everything in Music.
Phone. Red 61 ISO Third St
OSTEOPATH.
L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 408 Oregonlan
building.
LADIES TAILORING.
LADIES' tailor-made suits! fancy em
broidered and applique . dresses . and
trimming. Stephanas. 88 Alder Bt
' PATENT MECiei N
BTrlngstreminKedlcine : Co.7 til I Allsky
building. . .
MONUMENTS.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work,- 804 Third st Estlmste on
first class work and stock only.
PAWN BROKERe.
Uncle Henry, 48 North Third street
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.,
74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Brewn 471,
Uncle' Myers. Jeweler.: 148 trd st
PIANOS.
Soul Bros. .Piano Co., 828 Washington St
Filers Piano House, Hlgh-Grade Pianos
and Organs, i&i Washington st - t
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bjy Moore, Crayon and Oil PertrelUk
Third and Washington Sta.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor A Stanton, plumbing and steam
fitting, n Blxlt street .
REAL ESTATE.
Lehman Loan and Collection Agenoy. 78
Chamber of Commerce. ,
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 83a. 808
Washlngtoa St .
The King Real Eetate Association. TH
Chamber of Commerce, j w
E. F. Riley. 80S Chamber ot Commerce.
Chaa H. Korell, real estate and mortgag
loana 261 Washlngtoa. Mala 888.
R. II. DUNN, real estate and financial
agent. No. ltu First street, Portland,
Oregon.. . . . .vv ,.
RESTAURANTS. A
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House.' ' Below
Imperial Hotel.
New Port Restaurant and Oyster Housa
(3 Third and M7 Pine Sta.
Strouss's Restaurant 828 Washington St
Billy's Coffee House. 848 Tamhll Bt
City Chop Houss and Restaurant 18 Third
St., N. 1
RUBBER 8TAMP8 AND STENCILS,
v--w...ii -.''wi'''' 1 ...iiijm r iiiim,.ii 11. '.r ii'.." - ui'.i.- '-11. ' --V -- mi lu-immnns's.
.umpa ..a,., tenclln hi Falling Bid. Jggg
ORIENTAL SAOOTINQ GALLERY tJpEE HttBt. : ! -V'
Th. latest ouartlsoop, vlewa. 8d t ' '
STORAGE AND TRANSFER. " For Easte WasMng DaUy
C. O. Pick, offlcs 8S First St, bet Stark Iston, Coeur d'Alene and
and Oak; phone 69S. PianOe and furai Qt. Northern points. i .
. ture moved pnd packed for. shipping atTaNTIOEXPRES"8X 4:60pm" 8:10 am .
commodious fire-proof brick warehouse; For tn. Et via Hunt- Dally V pally n
, Front and ..Clay sts , ,,,-' '! , , . ington. . ' - . ,
Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and
Packer. 'Charles M. Olson, 128 First
street. ' "
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street AH makee- ot typewriters for
rent. Supplies for all machines. L. )
M. Alexander A Co.. agents.
BANKS.
CANADIAN BANK- OF COMMERCE-
With Which is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up ................... .88,000,009
Reserve ............. 8,000,000
Transacts a General Banking Buslnesa
SAVINGS BANK PEPARTMENT
amounts opened for sum of 110 and up
ward, and interest allowed on minimum
monthly balance. Rates on application.
mot" 7244 WASHINGTON ST,
K. A. WILP, Maasgsr.
t arT A TILTON, BANKERS
LADI ESTABLISHED IN 1809.
Transact a General Bsnklng Buslnesa
fL.reit allowed on Ume deposlta
Ktlon. mad. at all point, on favor-
ivallaW Europe and the Seetora
Bla.teJ: .idi,ii and TelesTaDhle-TrMna.
fe?. .old on Nw York, Washington, ChU
mm St- Iiouls. Denver, Omaha, San
f&nciseo and various points in Oregon,
Washington, taan unuij
cnaasa &Jf&5i BwU
Frankfort Hong Kong.
MTrofHANTS NATIONAL BANK-
MERCHAriiolTLANDt OREGON
t i-IT A -" !-
r-TuWAM:.:r.:..,..,.vipre.i3.n
w.Dhq?t. VIsViV-Sl-S!"
United 8tates Depositary.
riMifta and letter or credit Issued avaU-
. all parts ot the world,-
blUon. a .peclalty. , Gold du.',
'
""I"- 1 "1 y
".'....mfttt A UN FRANCISCO BANK1
t.V"''", - LIMITED. , ,
,k.mb 0t Commerce building, Ithlrd
Jhamoer w . cr.rlr atreete "
Head
1 office. 65 Old Broad street London.
l&B.,treneacts a general banking
buslnesa
B mans wii igj ssnn
Jtters ot credit available tor trav
od the purchaee. of itnerchandise
city ot the world.- -Deals in for
4 domestic exchange.
issues
elers i
Lh an
1 m n A
V W. A. MACRAE, llinin.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Transacts a. General Banking Bualn-s.
United States end Fmr
President TILtR V "T-w at
VlMt.Praildant 1...... ...... J A.t ,J T. -t A
Caahler ' i- i-.LLit
JUIs Wanted, Mfllts,',-', je
fimployment Wanted, par Use, M
Pot Kent, per liee, .... m
PcrHtuUs, per I1b, . , .4 4
Ft Sale, par Hue, ae
, Contract rt es appllcattes. .
rAV.1 via 3
CAI'ITUK
Depot-Flfth and
- Leave.
Arrive,
1pVERLANp"E:.i
(PRESS - TRAINS.
8:80 p at
8:89 am
ior eaiem, Kose-,
tn:pai
Jrsmento, Ogden,
oan g raneiseo.i mo
Jave, Lot Angeles,
El Paso. New Or
lmna mttA th. ti
I At- Weed burn
I (aauy except Bun
day), morning train
connects with train
Iiot Mb Angel, an
verton, Browns
ville. BDrineneld.
fliiron, ana
Albany Local for
Mt. Angel and fiil-
4:00 p m
7:80 a m
4:S0 pm
!vrion.
Albany passenger ..
Corvalll passenger
Sheridan passenger
10:10 a m
8:60 p m .
a m
Dally. DJly except Sunday. '
Rebate ticket en sale between Pert.
l.' S.".6.?1"110 ana BB Francisco. Net ft
rates 117.50 first-class and 814 second-class. '
Second-class Inolude sleeper, first-class
does not
Rates and tickets to Eastern point and '
Fttt0 AI,w.vIapanj CHINAS HONO- ,
LULtJ and AUSTRALIA. Can be eb
J.lned at Ticket Office, No. 1B4, corner
Weahington and Third.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, toot ot Jefferson St .
Lfsv; Portland daily 7:80 a. m.. It:,
1:SS. 8:28. 4:40, 8:88, 8.80 p. m. Pally ex,
cept Sunday, :t0, 8:40 a. m., 1:08. U:S0 p.'.
m. Sunday only, s a. m.
Arrive Portland dally. 8:80, 10:50 a. m,
1:35. 8:10, 4:80, 8:13. 7:40. 10 p. m. Pally '.
except Sunday, 8:88, 8:80, 10:60 a. m. es
cept Monday, 12:40 a. m. Sunday only.
10.05 a. m. . ,..:
Leave for Pallas daily except Sunday,
6:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:80 a. m. -Paasenger
train leave Delia tor Atrlle
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 18
p. m. Returns Tuesdays aad Baturdaya .
Except Sunday. ' ' . ; ..
V. A. SCHILLING. R. B. MILLER.
City Tkt. Art. Gen. Fit A Pass. Agt, ..
TIME CARD
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
Leavea Arrive.
Overland Express ....... 8:00 pm 1:00 am -
Twin City. St. Loul A . .
Ksn. City Special ......11:88 pm 1:41 pal
Puger Sound Limited for i
South .Bend, Gray's ' -
Harbor, Olympta. Ta-
cema aad Seattle ...... 1:88 am 1:89 psa
Two train dally to Spokane, Butte, 1
Helena, MinaeapoltA St Paul aad th'
East ----- ,
A. P. CHARLTON..
Asst. General Pass. Agt, '
868 Morrison street Portland, Ore. ;
THREE TRAINSiOAILY ( -1 ,
, FOR ALL POINTS EAST
OCEAN AND RIYER SCHEDULE.
FOR BAN FRAN- -CISCO.
88. Columbia-- .
April 7, 17, 17,
SS. Geo. W. Elder-.
April , 18. St
FOR AST5R1A and
f suosttlil ;
iysyo
7t Tlriii it. T
I'M SI IPIrlsP- I
1 11 m vr a
From A -
worth 5:08pm,, .
Dock
8:00 pm ' i
8:00 pm S :00 pm 1
Dally , ally
ex Bun en Sua -Sat
18
p m z 1
:4Gam :00 pm" ' 1
Mon., Tuea, -
Wed., , Thura J
Fri. Sat r m
7:00 am HoOpm -
Tues... Mon..
Thur, WeA- ,
Sat . Frt, , . .. (
way points, connecting
with str. for Ilwaco and
jNortn tieacn, str.- uas-
salo, Ash street dock.
F6lt CORVALtlS and
way points, - steamer
Ruth, Ash street dock.
(Water permitting.)
FOR DAYTON, Oregon
City and Yamhill River
points, str. Modoc. Asn
street dock.
(Water permitting.) '
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing
ton. Telephone. Main 718. - ,
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO. ;
For Yokohama1 and Hongkong, calling .
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting steamers for Ma
nila, Port Arthur and Vladivostock.
For rates and full information call on
or address official or agents of the O.
R. A N. Co. ' ' '
BICYCLES. t-;
Fred T. Merrily Cycle Co.. 109-111 Sth et '
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth A Howard Ce..-81"i . Chamber of
Commerce. . . -. ..,'
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ;v
Johh A .' Melton,' Caipenter "andBuildirt
SOT Stkrk st: office and stors fixture','
built and remodeled altering and re
pairing houses. Phone Main 747. , -
CAFES.
The Bell Saloon, 83d Washington street '.;
T i .il . I. m ( " '
The Knob Hilt Saloon, 641 Washington,'
The Oriental I Cafe, 820 Washington st .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Dreyfus Germatue, zl Third street ;
Plasa Cigar Stors, 811 Third st. '
The Railroad Cigar Store. 8" 4 Wash, st
- aSTATIONEFt-V.
Th- Kiihaia Siathincry Co., i
bt.
,1 I
Jan R; r-wln" K -".!' T. S'
liJ , li ioui St., 1 urni .
A. 4 . 4'