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Newspaper Page Textn r si ' flUJE EVENING -JOURNAL, POBTTANDr DUEGOUi ;rjJIPAT, MAY 16, 1902. 7 . , SOCIETTOr EDO 111 SESSIOll Friends of Wounded Jand Dying Soldiers -; In. Conclave, r' ara Barton Is a Delegate From 1 America. Sartpps-McRae News Association.) X.' BTERSBtTRO, May 16.-Tbe Red Cross Society befan, lt seventh interna tlbnal conference la St; Petersburg to ' day and wRl remain la session . .through the rest of the month. Nearly every phtry of the'c'lvllJ warld la mclal j; represented, the American delegates being Beaf Admiral W. K. Va Reypeh, B r, Tllllaghast, Mrs. J. Ellen Foster . and Mlas Clara Barton. , ' the Red Cross Boclety & an organiza tion tor the succor of the sick and wound: ed in war, or aufferera from Its devasta tion. The namewas originally applied to-a treaty arranged by the Geneva Con Vention In 1864. the members wearing the Geneva cross as a badg ot-ueutrallty. Xi ed y pross '"on "a white " ground wis the distinctive flag and arm badge adopt ed for hcepiuia, ambulances, and persor net tobe accompanied on all occasions fry the national flag. Many of the socie ties are liberally endowed with fund, while others ax under the direct patron age of royalty. The American society was founded by Miss "Barton m 1875, -who further extended the original purpose of the-order by giving aid and relief in all gTeejt national calamities. BRITISH FARMERS ' Will Study Agriculture in Hun gary. , (Journal Special Service. ? LONDON, May 18.-Under the auspioea of the Essex Technical Instruction .Com mittee, a party of agriculturalists left London today for a three weeks" tour of Inspection in Hungary, the object being to study farming and agricultural organ-, teatioas'tn that country. Visits will be made to the Archduke Frederick's dairy farms at Magyer Owar and to M. Bnell's pure-bred herd of Slmenthal '. cattle at Ratot. Electricity as applied to farming will be studied at Ike war. Various agri cultural colleges and peasant farms also will be Inspected . f Their Gallant Stand Is Remembered fn,. London; r ii l (Journal Special Service.). LONDON. May lt-The anniversary of ttt action on the Melop river, by which the relief of Maf eking was secured, was celebrated In London today. Colonel Rhodes and Prince Alexander of Teck were the chief promoters of the celebra tion which consisted of a number of loyal speeches py men of distinction to war and politics. TEXAS EPWORTH ! LEAGUE MEETS (Journal Special Service.? FORT WORTH, Texas, May 16. The state convention of ths Epworth League, which began here today.. Is ths largest meeting In point of attendance ever held by the society In Texas. An Interesting program has bean arranged for the ses sions Which are to continue through Sun day. Among ths' distinguished partici pants ara Bishop Candler s of Georgia, Bishop Galloway of Mississippi. President Denny, of Vanderbllt University, and fFBlshoa Fitzgerald, of Tennessee. - NO SETTLEMENT Yet Made by Woolen Mill and J ilti Employes; ' W. H. Barry, secretary of the Oregon Federation, of Labor, returned last night from Oregon City, where 'he had gone at the reQttest'-ef the proprietors of the , woolen mUls, the emDioyee of which are on a- strike for higher wages and other ' ooncesslons. . "' - The agreement drawn up by the union gxrovided that the seal of wages which had bean arranged) shouid be paid for ft period of one year; that a committee from ths company and union be given S)iU power to settle any grievance arising not covered by the agreement; that the employes art not to be discriminated cainst for any action they have .taken Muring the strike; while ths agreement Is In fores the union will ' not sanction smy strike and the employers will not ou.ua e a lockout; that the union shall not interfere with any employes who are lot; memhersof the- organisation, -and ', that the union will use every honorable sneans to benefit the business of ths aomna&y. '. : .: h -. x . Ths employers stated that they would post a notice addressed- 'to furt em. ployea.rt to the effect that they are will- tng. it. pay the scale of wages, mutually agreed upon for a period of ne year, - x and that the company, shall not dlscrlm '" tnate against members of the union' for .MX aetloa thejr bav-taken, during ths striked The agreement,' however they WMli4 ' A ftlm. W W.1 ' 4. T. ' it tviain orm r .ccfeDted.' Mr. Bar ry te of the opinion ' that ;tbt . union would soon 'be diebanaea. : They stated that If their terms are not accepted the mills wllr Closer laden ftitely. ' v. LONQ' AND SHORt HAULS. From the' Ban Francisco headquarters of the Transcontinental Freight Bureau has appeared supplement No. 47 to East bound Tariff No. which took effect January '18, UOO. naming; class and; oom- modlty and rates. This supersedes sup plement No, . - . Supplement No. 47 applies via the Bur lington Missouri river In Nebraska, tho Rock Island,' the Colorado Midland, the Denver ft Rio -Grande, the) Missouri Fa olflc; .p. Bl .ft ;JL Co., Oregon Short Line, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific; and other lines. It applies from San Francisco, Sac ramen to, MarysvfllS, Oakland, Ban lee, Los Angeles, San Diego rind National City, Cal.,- Portland. East Portland. Al blna and Astoria, Or and Intermediate points, to points located! ea or east of. the western boundaries Of Missouri tlver common-points territory 'and points east thereof, en roads with which an agreed basis oLdlvMons Uc In iorce;f wlthl the following territories; New York, Boston and common points; Pittsburg, Buffalo and common points;' Cincinnati, Detroit and common points: Chicago -end common points, ana Missouri river common points The supplement contains many cancel lations made necessary by reason Of the decision In "the Klndel case. A clause In the Interstate commerce act provided that no higher rate should be charged for a short haul than for a long hauL Instances . cropped- up l - whleb- water competition rendered .this clause inoper ative. ; Hr the Kinder caw it 'was- decided- that a higher rate eotild not be charged from Portland to Denver than from, Portland to the Missouri river.' The rates betweetr the Pacific Coast and Coldrado and Utah points haye to many cases been higher than between the Pacific, Coast and Mis souri river points.' Since, under the de cision in the Klndel case, certain of the rates were considered a discrimination, and hence Illegal, the ' Interested - lines have een . compelled . tav. make such changes ' in their tariff hts' -juk would conform to thel declplOTir A, ' The Klndel case was brought against the Southern Pacific ; and Atc'hUon to compel those , lines to , make the same rates to Colorado territory as apply to Missouri river points. Mb this case1 the haul to the Missouri rWer "Js the long haul.'' ' - ' ' . The Helena Consolidated Mining & Mill ing Company, operating. In the .Bohemia district. Southern Oregon," Is receiving bids for a tO0O-fct tunnel, from the Cham plci basin , under the- fnountaln to the Mustek mine. Thl tuhtiel,tn fact, con nects two great mines, located on either side of a high mountain, and crosscuts a multitude of leads that show rich rook. With the development In progress and to be Instituted the Jiext few weeks, there can v be little doubt that the Bohemia country will soon: become 'one of the most active mining campt in ths West. GOOD CROP PROSPECTS . (Journal Special Service.) INDIANAPOLIS. Jnd., May 14. The an nual crop report .of the Lake. Erie. & Western railroad hows that the conai tlons along the line are favorable for a good crop o,f wheat, corn' and oats. Fruit is also In good ccpditlon, with the ex ception ot peaches, which haW suffered from the cold weather. The Wheat acre age Is about the -same as last yer in Ohiowand It is expected that the yleld-1 will be from U to 23 bushels an acre. The oats prospect is also good In Ohio, and in some places it is thought that the' aoreage will Jbe EO per sent greater than last year. The corn grop Is estimated to be from 16 to SO per cent heavier than last yeir. The conditions la Indiana and Illinois are about -the same as In Ohio, and the report shows that many farmers have large quantities ot corn stored. Wanted to Know, You Know. A ward man 'of on of the political partjes met with rather a cold reception this morning Oh Milwaukee street 'la Brooklyn.." ' &M''' . He,. had. approached a,, business man thet and, book in- band, 'wanted W know his politics and what ticket hs was go ing to volte at the coming election. The business man told btm hat it was none of his business which party he belonged to, and said that he) thought that the Australia ballot system protected a clt Isan's yotis and kept it secret, ; The ward man m:as accorded the lame reception throughout the neighborhood. NOME GOLD (Journal Special ' Service.) SEATTLE, May JeVN. p. R. Hatch, a well-known attorney and mining opera tor, says: n - ' "The Nome njlnlng camp this year wlH astonish ths", world. 'Undoubtedly Ave times the amount of gold 'Kill be exported, that left ths camp last season. In my ex portonce in Alaska there has not been as mild a winter; and ths summer season will be of unusual length." ONEWOMAN'S BLOODY WORK DES MOINES. la.. May l.-Followlng a Quarrel tetweeh Ltrm,Wade and Mlsi Thomas, 1U a WtchsA.jpf Jha. Restaurant in which they are employed at' Newt,on. Mis -ThoTnis plnnged a butcher knife Into tba abdomen- of Wd4. . Sh altegt it was aootdeatal. Wad will dla i i in From California and ' Oregon Opens. (Journal Specie,! Service.) 'T CAPITOLA,. Cal..- Mar U.-A aetabls student conference opened here today un der the auspices of the American Com mlttee of the Toung Woman's Christian Association. Representatives are present from universities, colleges, s ; normal schoolav Sunday schools and young peev I.Ie's societies In various parts ot Callfor niA and Oregoft Blbls study and mission ary affort are to receive particular at tention at the conference, the sesslens of which are to last ten days.' ? . " (Journal Special Service.) ATLANTA, Ga.. May 16. In response to the call of Chairman William H, Ven able, th members of the Georgia com mission and advisory board for. the St Louis exposition met today at the capi tal to discuss preliminary plans. J Ths meeting showed the desire of the entire commission that a particularly creditable showing be made by the state of Georgia at the- exposition, and no time " will U lost In taking up the practical, arrange ments for 'a suitable display. TWO DEAD DELTA,, Colo., May 16. One death and two arrests Is the result ot an argument today over a baseball game played a week ago. The participants in. the affray were John Stevens, aged II. and Qua and Pater Bass, aged 18 and IS years re-, spactlvely. Stevens was stabbed by Gus Bass. Both tho Bass bays, claim that Stevens drew a revolver and that the stabbing was done in self-defense. A 32 caliber revolver was found near the out stretched right hand of the dead man. The Bass bro rhers have lived in this place for 10 years, while Stevens came from Louisville, Ky., last fall. All are of good family and are highly , respected People who knew the trio are unable to account for the tragedy, as they were tre best of -friends only a few hours be fore the affair. RIALROAD SHORT LINES. An unusual shipment of furniture was recently hauled into Minnesota Transfer by the Chicago & Northwestern. There were 85 cars loaded with 6805 pieces, representing more than 500,000 feet of rough timber. The latest students of American rail ways and their methods and practice are Frederick Fuchs, machine inspector of States railroads in Alsace and Lorraine; and (abrge H. Nicolaus, civil engineer of railroads in the German empire. The Injunction restraining the construc tion of the Victoria, Vancouver St East ern, a Great Northern line, has been dis solved, the court holding the Attorney General had no right to bring the action. This Is a bad blow to the Kettle Valley people and justifies the Great Northern In Ignoring the Injunction. HAVANA, III., May 16.-The Peoria Dis trict Christian Endeavor Union began its' twelfth annual convention here today with a rood attendance of delegates; apd other visitors. Following a rousing wel come demonstration tonight the sessions will continue through, tomorrow and Sun day. Every department Of Endeavor work has representation on the por- prara. Bible study, missionary work, Christian citizenship, Tenth Legion, the quiet hour and the unjor department are tO be discussed -with special attention to the requirements of their various fields. . NEW TODAY. O. RECHSTE1NER, 307 Third St, SPECIAL PRICE UST; 22 lbs. Extra C Sugar . ...ft.00 20-lbs. Dry Granulated Sugar. .....v.. ..11.00 T bars Owl Soap t... 25c 7 bars Golden Star Soap. 25c 6 bars Cream Borax Soap ,25c 2 lbs. Arbuckles or Lion Coffee ,...25c 1 lb. Dry Onions ...2c bottle Blueing 1 bottle Snlder's Catsup .....SOe -1 good Mop Handle , 10c .5 lbs. Nice Rice........... 25o 3 cans Oysters J5c cans Deviled Ham ...!5c Scans Economy Cream .....tfe Orders delivered to any part of the atty free of charge. . , Coal Coal Coal WESTERN FEED & FUEL CO. Dealers ln all kinds of - ' Coal, Coke, Charcoal ' ''Try th Famous . - ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phones. : Office: 134 North tH St. W. A8haw. ' " A. i. 8haw. Office phono Hay 812; Res.; "Front Ilea. SHAW ca Co. ; . ' ' REAL ESTATE ' .--?. ': " ND OSN&RAL AUCTIONJERS. Money to T,oaii. Taxea Tld ih.triMl Furnished. Grain, fruit and dairy farms specialty. Renting and collecting. Prop erty taken charge ot for non-residents. r 'farm Lands a Bnecialtv. 111! "Jin NEVV TODAY. CHICKENS! CHICKENS! Saturday Chicken Day r- : loc ID. -tv. Best Creameryf.;..,. 40c Dairy Butter;: ....... ..... 30-3Sc Ranch Eggs, 2 dot. . 35c Best Sugar Cured Hams 14c 3 lbs. ' lard.,ii. wi.. 65c 50 lbs. Compound... $4,75 Shipment Hill's . P'unola . Olives and Pickles, 4 bottles.... 25c LA JBRANDE CREAMERY CO. 264 YafflhiN Street FRANK LYN Market Grocery. . ios THIRD ST. 100 lbs. Best Gr-muleted Sugar J4.35 I package Gold Dust iSc Albert Koch Sardines ; 10c cans Deviled Ham....... .........t5o 1 lb. can Ground Chocolate no I lb. can Furs Leaf Lard C5c 1 box White Maoeareni gjo 1 bottle Preserves, Fruit &c S bottles Catsup. Best 35c Eagle Cond. MUlc.,t ....i(o HUNTER'S . POULTRY MARKET . Oregon dressed, noultrv our SPECIAL.. TT. Fancy Creamery Butter, 45c; Dairy cutter, 85o ana ; oc Choice Fresh Fruits and Table Delica cies. Two frames Honey, 25c; two pounds Cream Cheese, 25c. Fresh Ranch' Eggs FROM THI3 FARMER. Ring up Main 916 and order your Chick en for Sunday, ' - Our Butter is Full Weight! Phone Main 816; 134 Fifth street. ROOMS FQR RENT. FURNISHED R6bMS-Bath. tel. S85 Yamhill, near cor, West Park. Phone Green 628. ' " THE BURBANK. 234 Yamhill-Well-fur-nlshed front rooms' and board; also table, board. THE LOCKtv-OOD, SilVk Morrison at. Furnlshed rooms; transient. Phone Ore gon 8ofith 6.- - -' MANHATTAN COUBT-Brlqk building; steam heat, newly furnished. 311V Stark. HELP WANTED MALE. LOGGERS; mill, and yard men: men and teams; vwoodrchoppers: farm hands and milkers; work of all kinds in and out Of elty for men and women: 30-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see us. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT-. AOErJCTF? 22H Morrison; branches, 247 BurnMdei and a North, Third. . HELP WANTEPFEMALE. GIRL WANTED to take pare of child; good home tor sight, girl.' Apply 664 f m ' ' " MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A HORSB tor liglit work, foi his feed Inquire lie ISth St., between Washington and Burnslde. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off clothing and shoes. Ttts N. Id. Phone Green 428. Orders promptly attended to. HOUSE FOR RENT". FOR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE, partially furnished; electric lights- -throughout, porcelain bath, phone: 'line view; near Portland Academy. Hti and College. In quire E. C. Stark. 48 Hall et. HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place hi Portland tor good work; union hatters. Boston Hst Company. 88 Fourth Street; phone Blaek 18J2. For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safes sold on easy payments: trade your old safe for a new one. Norrts Safe Lock Co.,' Second and Stark ets. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, eoupea: also 2uo other vehirjes, jtSu sets harness, 100 saddles.' Tomllnsoa A Hall, kli Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Loan on City lots and 1m- t roved farms. W. A Shaw Co.. S43 tark Street. W. A. HATHA "tv AY Money to loan. 10 Washlngtotn Building. Phone Hood 411 PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, interest in a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; hasbeen operated successfully. Address Box 12L Journal offloe. CONTRACTORS. FRANK S. CAMPBELL"," "carpenter and builder; repair work. 369 First street; phone Front 1305. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Bustness Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St WINE DEPOT, TH COLUMBUS-Cailfornla ' Wine De pot. P. Loratl, Prop. AU kinds wine. &e glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth st Or. phone Main 75L ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Batlin, 43 2d et Tel. Oak 76. Ves sels and machinery of ail Wads de signed. BARBEfiSv Joseph Reidel, 35g Morrison et. , Fulllleve eV Moore. 252 Washlngtea. C. V. Hare, 14d Fifth stmt. Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots (or DandrfuS and falling hair, tto let. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. O. N. W. Wilson Co.. 80 Ith St.. Uadtag , aarbers' supply house PaalSo tt. LrWIS-BTEWOEB Barber Snpply Co. . Grinding ef aU sharp edge tools a spe- , . eialty, 161 First SL-.-r-- - 0. A W)SENDAtE.M.lv&CE. fit bregonlan Building. Fertlaad, Or.. . serts on mines and mining property ef every description. Assays end analysis: fewest rates. Correspondence Solicited. - Read The llouraal Advertise .your wants In paper that goes" to all ths people. H ATTORNEYS. Paztoa, Beach glmon, 610 Chamber ef Comaee,- - -' ' Charles a!' tucas. Room 029 Chamber of Caremsree. - -;. '-.': - James Oleason, 1 and Mulkey, Building. A88AVER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Assayer and AnalyUt; gold dust bought 28.. Stark st, : SOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyers, f Third street. 1. Sanger, Repair 8Hop, 449 Washington. The Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North Jd st. Marks Shoe Store, 2ft3 Morrison st , near 8rd. Asents Jenness Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co.. 4 Third street. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801 Allsky Bldg., 8d and Morrison. L. Mitchell, 'Expert Chiropodist; Knight's Shoe Store, 2M Wash. st. Phone Hood 729. ' CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Co tf man. Chocolates and Bon Bons, 850 Washington st. W. j. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington street. iii' Henry Blumsnausr, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vide tte Bicycles, Aluer st. Phone Red 1963. , Sewlpg Machines and Bicycles, 838 Mor rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights. Galvanised Iron corf nlces. J. C. Bayer, 26ft Second st. CREAMERIES. -a Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 264 Yamhill st. Phone, Ore. Main TtO. - Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc., 207 Burnslde st. COAL AND WOOL. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of coal and wood, 844 Morrison. Ban field-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 H st Phone Main 161 and Col. S. DECORATORS. H. P. Chris tensen, wail papers, and . painter, 141 6th street, corner Alder. E. H. Moorehouse A Co., wall papers, 807 Washington street DENTISTS. . ' S. "m: HairibyD.'b.-S., room 8 Wash lngton bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8. Thomson, 00-51 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Pbone Hood 414. P, S. LANGWORTHY, Rooms 7 and Benson Building, 291H Morrison street. near PUth. Hlckey ft Hlckey, rooms 817 to 819 Dekum hid., 8d and Wash. sU. Phone South 1. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 405 Macleay bldg. DRUGGISTS. O. P. 8. Plummer, 200-262 8d street. Rowe ft Martin, 6th and Wash sts. Frank J. Strelblg. S42 Wash, street. Laue-Davts Drug Co., mad st. Phone 648 ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 892 Washington St Western Electric Works, 805.. Wash, st PHY8ICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott 16 years' expert nce in diseases of women. Write or ealL 808 Salmon sf EJLJECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room ft Cam bridge building. Phone Red 1954. Resi dence Pink 1261. ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d its. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregonlcmployment Co.." 227 Burnslde st ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 2381. Col. 287. FINANCIAL. 8300,000 to loan at 5 and 6 per cent Wm. a Beck. 821 Morrison st FURRIERS, The Sllverneld Fur Mfg. Co., 285 Morri son street GROCERS. frPftsssr' Co.." 0 'Washy 'slfeei Owen H- Serple ft Co.. Fanny Oreceries, 863 Morrison street HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING. pTrtgl?alrbtbre. 308 Wash. st. up-to-oate hair dressers. ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlg-maklng and manicuring. 160 Fifth St Phone Heod U. HAY AND GRAIN. TSTTTauthers. no North 8rd street.- lime, shingles and cement HOTELS. Irnsmopolitan Hotel ana Care, il North hird street, eerner Davis. Hotui Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder strteta -Esmond Hotel. Rates; European. SOe to 1 W per day. Front and Morrison sta MOUSE FURNISHERS. & einilTS-nS hrst. 219-225 Yam- gfi? Both Phones- 804. INSURANCE. Purler, Burgard ft Co.. 251 Wash, st ; PRINTER AND STATIONERY. -J. R. Rogers, lob printing. 828 Morrtson. . SLOT MAtHINE1. , AIL styles; repairing; phonographs,' res orts. Transeontlnental Maehlne Ce, 848 "'WashlngtOB 8f . - . -TEAS AND COFFEE. - SainesMrea'store. Famous Mistletoe Teik Classified Advertising AVF YOI I A WAWt Tw TEtxo rr ...... vv . . m Tril I TUB JOURNAL, JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches. eto 48 Third street . , . - i . .ft.-, The L. C. Henrichsen Co., Jeweler and opticians, 284 Washington street The Q. HeKkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 288 Morrison st John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc 207 Morrison street Vanderburg Watch House. lm Sd st LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap, 81 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 U N. Ninth st Tel. 410. LIVERY 8TABLES. Frasier ft McLean Livery Stable. Both phones 99. No. 300 to 206 6th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 16 SSltt Morrison street MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo In' structlon. Prof. E. A. Smith, res. 254 Twelfth. Phone Brown 695. " ; Fisher Music Store. Everything In Music. Phone. Red 868. U0 Third St OSTEOPATH. L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 408 Oregonlan building. , LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' .tailor-made suits: fancy etn brolderea and ' applique dresses and trimming. Stephen's. 289 Alder St MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build Ing work, 204 Third st Estimates oa first class work and stock only, PAWN BROKErtb. Uncle Henry, a North Third street. Portland Loan Office. Dan Man. prop., 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 476. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 148 ird sL PIANOS. aoule Broa Piano Co., "826 Washington St PHOTOGRAPHERS. B. W. Moore, Crayon' and Oil Portralta Third and Washington Bts. - .. PLUMBERS. Taylor ft Stanton, plumblhg and steam lit ting. 88 Slit)- street REAL ESTATE. Lehman Lean and Collection Agency. TM Chamber of Commerce. . i 3-JT- Compton. Phone Black tM Washington St . The King Real Estate Association. 73 Chamber of Commerce. E. F. Riley. 608 Chamber ef Commerce. Chas. H. Korell. real estate and mortgage loana 201 Washington. Main 6tA R. H. DUNN, real estate and financial agent. No. I4i First street. Portland, Oregon. nE8TAURANT8. irforfls' Lunch 'and Coffee' House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse'f Restaurant 129 Washington St -M . City Chop House and Restaurant II Third St. N. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quartiscope " views, 68 8df st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, rtfflce 88 First St, bet Stark and Oak; phone 598. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for snipping; commodious Are-proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olson, 128 First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 123 Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L 4 M. Alexander eV Co., agents. TICKET OFPCIES. OvTErIIaND' TICKET OFFICE." " 140 Third street IS to 820 saved to aU polnta TRUNK FACTOnY. garHsTfrunk do.,' 'trunks, valises, satch els, etc., 231 Morrtson St. WALLPAPER. ErnerMiileV"& Co. Wallpaper and dee orations. 127 First St BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ft Howard Co., 618 Chamber of Commerce. BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With Which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up Reserve ....... ,.... a.UUU.UOw Transacts a General Banking Buslnesa SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Arrounts opened for sums ot 810 and up. ZYtHm and interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application, montniy WA6HINGTON ST., E. A. WYLD, Manager. T .nn A T1LTON, BANKERS IPD ESTABLISHED IN 1869. Transact a General Banking Business, 7Zt?l allowed on time deposit a ri?ectlons made at all polnta on favor Collecuon Letter of credlt Issued aSiSlabU i "a Europe and the Eastern States 'oilht Exchange and Telegraphic Trans- glght f'"'?, " Ynrk. Waahlnrtnn 1-1.1- f! St Louis, Denver, Omaha.' San ?.friMO and various points In Oregon, WMhittgton, Idaho. Montana and British C Kxihange sold on London. Paris. Bertta, E.jgand Hong Kong. .".rnrHANTS NATIONAL BANK MERCHAtN i R AND 0RBOON i FRANK WATSON President I i DURHAM Vice-President FnneEss BAliKllia united States DepestUry. .nd letters, et credit lesued avail. ifrM eIi parts of tne world. ePWlalty. . Oeld dnst TooT a bacwco bank. w.rJl7inakes loans, discounts bills and letters ef eredlt available fortAv? HoVd-' time dcDoatta' Xf 1 "TW. A. MACRAK Maaagsr. ' tV. avallabie m all ritieTsi . United States and Europe. . .-. Vice-President ,ACJ!.KAM Cashier F C MILLEa Hele Wawlsdl Jft See, : . , IS feiplnyies) saeed, per staw, se For Kt, IIm. . . . ... as Wasted. Reeais, per Use, ... e PenoMls, sw Ua, . , H Per Sest. per Use, -4 ' as jr Ceetreet reus ea aDpUeattee. , EASTvu SOUTH Depot Fifth and I B treats. Leave. Arnvs. 8:80 p m 8:80 am fPRESS TRAINS. W:ea ior eaiem. tieee-4 burg,Asbiana. Bac-I ramento.- Ocden. ;nni,sa, Ban Francisco, Mo-I Jnvt LMt Angeles, El Paso. New Or. leans and the East! At Wo e d b u rn (aalir . ezcsnt un day), morning train connects with train for ML Ansel. SU- rverton. B r e w h s- and Natron, and Albany Local fori Mt. Angel and Bil verton. 4:00 p ra 7:80 a m 4:S0 p m lAibany passenger ivorraiua Dasaenvar re:H 1 m Sheridan passenger lisas a as Dally. Dally except Sunday. ' Rebate tickets on sals between For. land, Sacramento and San Franctec. Nat rates 117.60 Afst-class and 814 aecond-clase.-Second-class Includes sleeper; flrst-elase ' does not Rates and tickets t Eastern Mnt9 and r Europa, Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONO. LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be b talned at Ticket Office. No. 854, earner Wrehington and Third, 1 . YAMHILL DIVISION. 'i Passenger Depot foot ot Jefferson SL Leave Portland dally 7:90 a. tn OM. 1:63, 8:25. - 4:4ft , tM, 6.88 p. sa. Daily ex cept Sunday, 10. 9:40 a. at. 8:06, iXM p. m. Sunday only. 9 a, m. Arrive Pot Hand dally. 8:80, 19:16 a. mv 1:3S, 8:10. 4:30. f:M. 10 a. m. DaUy except Sunday, 6:85, 6:89, 10:60 a. m.; es- cent Monday, 11:40 a. nt; Sundar only, 10.05 a. m. :. Lesve for Dallas dally except Sunday,' 8:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:89 a. as. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Airlle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1:66 p. m. Returns Tuesdays aad Satmrdaye, Except Sunday. V. A SCHILLING. R B. MTU.ES. City Tkt Agt oea. m m ra Agt. TIME CARD OF TRAINS esssMsslBiesssIs' " ' ' POR.TUAND Lea vaa Arrives, Overland Express '. 8:09 pm 1M ass Twin City. St. Leuls Kan. City Special 11:99 pat IMpm Puget Sound Limited for South Befld, Gray's Harbor, Olympta, Ta- coroa and Seattle ...... t-JS am SJ9 fm Two trains dally to Spokane, Butte, Helena, MinaeapoUa, St Paul and .the East " A. D. CHARtiTOn, Asst. General Pass. Aft. n street Fertlaad. Ore. 155 Morrison UraOHPACinc THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS BAST I Q loco . " Asw j-1 UNION DEPOT. I Leave. Arrive. dHICAGO-PORtLiKD FoTam" :M rar SPECIAU Daily DaUy For the East via Huat- lngton. - ,, IJt SPOKANE fTLTER: M Pm Kf.i" For Eastern Washing Daily LJ1 ton. WaUa Walla. Lew .- , tston, Coeur d'Aiene and Gt. Northern points. .'.- ATLANTIC 'EXPRESS; t:B psa' laOanT For the East via Bust- Dally . Dally ; - lngton. T I OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE, j FOR BAN FRAK- . iFrom I '"1 CISCO. J"" ; lBmt SS. Columbia worth pm April 7, 17, r. Dock S3. Geo. W. Elder 6:00 m J April 8, 11 88. Ll J FOR ASTORIA and l!6o pm" 5:00 pm way points, eonneoting Dally j Dally j with str. for Ilwace and ex Sun ex Sua North Beach, str. Has- gt 10 salo. Ash street dock, - p m - . For corVALUS "and ;tflm' TlbTpnT way polnta. steamer Mon., Tues., ! Ruth, Ash street deck. Wed., Thura, (Water permlttfng.y . Frt. Sat. FOR DAYTON, Oregon floTam 3:00 pm City and Yamhill Rirer Tues., Mon., points, str. Modoc Ash Thw.. Wed.. street dock. Sat Frt, (Water permitting.) 'j TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephone. Main TIL PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, cailinf at Kobe. Nagasaki aid .Shanghai, tahlnj . freight via connecting steamers for Me niia. Pert Arthur and Vlatftvostock. For rates and full information call en or address officials or agents of the O. R. & N. Co. n i TAILORS, We call for. clean, press and deliver -one suit each week for 81-00 par sneath. 431 Washington St, v eMese)BssssJsBssBes 'J. Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third St. eps Chamber ef Cemsseree. . TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THE lNTERMXf!8itfJC'cVrVe.poVa,enoe Schools. Scranton, Penna. Edgar Faulk. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. ' John "A.' Melton, Carpenter and Bulldon 807 Stark st; efflce and store- Bxtvirea built and remodeled, altering aad re pairing houses. Phone Mala T47. - CAFES. The Bell Saloon. aaa JWashlngtoa street. .,' CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The'Ballroed Cigar Store. 834 Wash. j ' . ' 8TATIONERV. V the Kllham Stationery Ce., iiif iorristui James 1L.'E1b?l Pook -", T. L C A, Bld 16d Fourth St. 1 ui t.nL BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co., 1 Wit ,SM Stark St. -f : . - PORTUUtD OR. I i -J". -0- .. ........ v -i ;