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Newspaper Page Text.ytM ,v' ,- f..:-- - " '-f--; v- .? &.?s:i!QV JIN AL; POKTIiAlTD. ! UMATILLA COUNTY V-t AkinLW. . urnlah at Pendleton ts isrtata tdose bis awn 'coutjr TUrna- lite, ioeordlnrt thd test judgment M lodge Oorge A. Hartmai oi tnat county, tad ilnd. .HaHtnSJi'n- Judgment, baa ier been 'qaeatloned lnpoUUi;nl H aver in other inattpi-i'VsVt,' sublloecv -jyteraman f4heia men. of. (conrfnanco, ho ,wUl apt toU for Mr,i furnish Wlfte0f'thnatfthero ire on iit,tW'fwa)6Plu irko will. W expect,Mrf Fwrntokto pen Ma ack.'t tiiw-e 1U Ti an UBTtjl Sort e- i- irwit -U numna Oon tXauch a. dlabcnbal achMtie. y .' "We think-tnat tr, Farawabjeativ Mint ta - tk- United. State - Senate, and that, ha la, only attempting to use the office oi uoverno ma a atepping atone to tka higher office. , We think he waa falae to Mr. Corbett; a he promised Corbetfe Brlendi his support if they would eup- port him. He- tnade the same promise to. Mitchell's frienda, and wefdo not see naw either Mitchell or Corbett could aup .port him. , v" ' Our people laugh at the1 Idea ot Fur nlsh making a business .. administration ether than U his own advantage. ; Ilia Boaduot olUbe.afflce of JDeputr IJnltea Btates Marshal and aa Sheriff oMJ tnu County and th very, large amount of money he drew, mvtnoe us that he will not work Cor the 'advantage of any one hut Wlaself, and, furthermore, be ia oonsldered to a poUtical war ,yerj aalt lab man. v '.t- '"' ' ' tUkXXTB .IMMENSE VOTE. In VmkttUaOeunty, olonel J. BL.Ra ley wulTfef Tin immense voter thepeople op there believe In Jim RaJoy. : "I agree with Editor Boott of the Ore ronlan that It ia a. pieee ot lmpertlnene for Furnish to think of running. tor Governor.,.-; ' . .. , v.. The steamefr Petrel, a kagway boat, la to be transformed Into a passenger beat She- la to have commodious cabins built IIPpH, Jw. 4 VW run on the Lynn Canal-Skerway passenger route. .... Frank Heatt haa left Dawson on a bike, racing for Kerne -to get n Injunction for Mrs. Stru there; who has claims at the latter point, te restrain laymen from washing rich dumps on her claim. Late advices from Dawson state that J the country is drenched with water. I Sluicing ia active and flO40e,09 to $15, K ' OUO.OOO to ready to wash. ' "rtie Glggy brothers of Bkagwa are building a stern-wheel steamboat to run up the Chilkat river. -It will be light draught. ' ' Reports from White Horse ay that the city is now filled with a small army of Idle men. , Nearly- all who rushed . from Skagway expected, to get steamboat work..-- ' ' r - Cataio Henry Finch, for many yeara connected with the life-saving station on the reat Lakes, will take up a gasoline launch to Alaska from here shortly and ' engage In the wrecking and salvage busi ness there. The craft is now under con eructlon here, and will be launched in a' few days. Captain finch is also an expert diver, and will take north t fu'l dtvlng equipment "Bush A Co., the cus toms brokers, will document the deal, A Board of Trade has been " organised at Wrangle, Alaska, 3. F. Collins is president and 3, Q. Grant vtce-presldent. Tjje board intends to further the Intej ets of Southern Alaska. - - LIGHT FOR THE PYRAMIDS. Perhaps the mummies that have for many centuries lain in the gloomy cata comb beneath the pyramids of Egypt will shudder' in their cerements If the plana of a modern electrician are carried 4n to effect. The darkness that has so hng -enshrouded them is to be dissipated for the benefit of tourists who flock :o these ancient burial places by thousands every year. It la announced that General Director Maspe'ro of the society which has In 'charge ' the preservation of the antiquities of the country haa been ex perimenting with the electric light', and began his work on the temple of Karnak at Thebes, The experiment met with f0 much approval that he has decided to light the "inne passages and catacombs Df the great pyramids. This will provide Egyptian tourists with new attractions, ad,.Uey wm ba able to penetrate tto the Innermost recesses of the pyramids. The lighting will be Qf especial value to women, whp' have confined their investi gations of the pyramids of the left shore 1 or the Ktl to climbing up 6B the outside, ' as" they were 4rald of the intense dark ness with!!. With .e Introduction of tha oiectrlo Jigbt the . tombs, of the Pha raoha will be accessible to all. HINTS TO FARMERS. fijt Careful farmers . no longer lasso the ?Ttop's of their stpple trees and tie them iown for the calves to browse upon. Contrary t$" a possible belief, sour mash ia not made from mashed turnips. r Compressed yeast planted with hops will cause them to "rise" faster. . Don't take veal cutlets out of calves before slaughtering them. ,It hrU th er auoh conditions. . f . talves, and they Cannot mature well un - er such .conditions, ; ,( i . Rhubarb pies should be planted in rows ,ar prt n neve' Jn t&,..lghbpr hood6f the school house. , ; : ! . ' Watermelon ahould alwayi Jbe taken laL hights because .they are .opposed te ' permanent removals. , " fyf Sawing horsa'a legs' "off ? close . to the Ihoulder will cure. bota,. r , Cultivator teeth do not require filling. Don't aend horse collars to the laundry, Stylish f-m horses will wear their mil . - Mnery. straight thia year. ' - J-' . .. ;' Horn; shoes put low'ara still ea regie. , The spring styles are all calkera. Carriage aprons are cut pinafore style . )bla summer.- t ' v ' '' - ' Dried apples' and pork and bean should lways be planned early. Careful farmers' begin to . give their ', iprina; iann mint sauoe as soon in the ear aa possible. , CHARLES 8. lAWTEa FORCEPOUT The Terrible: Calamity That ?4 Has": Befallen a Large Qothing House -. , A! E. Nathan - Co.. Pueble'S largest clothiers, withi an established reputation or over zu years ror carrying -oaij. ; ium highest grade oe-men'a,. fcoys1 -nd chil drn' iT!iothlng;-thoe and - -furnishings, were, 'forced, from their building, whijn was teased v-; their heads without pre vious notiojiJiist ! tha Owe, when their Indebtedness, tor this season's goods fell Jot belucebTa'to flSd'inotberi location In Pueblo -Adequate to dispoBeol their large stock -at , mis umununsie iime, they were compelled to move their stock where) they could teallae on tt'qulckly, to wave thelf good nuoie; and chose Port land as the best plate, 'freight rates being cheaper, than to point In the interior,. T ; Their immense- stock of llJ?,JO worth of' men's, hoye'tknd children's "clQthing. mb- mnA . furnlHhlnaa. ta... has: been moved Into the .large; storeroom. IVf First street.' between Washington and Stark, Pcrtland, Or., where, thia i-magniflcent Slock ;wiil be sold out at retail tuf f - 1 PtK Unl XJJLSJi IUAN aT - if iimriiitkihriu-t ftftct '2 iwinuisiiunuu ' vui tno rru .rkiVc nvt v"- ", Sale begins AVednesday, Hay a, t a.' m., and closes Saturday night; May th - This la. a tremendqua, saerllfce, as we were comlderea very close buyers by the trade. , ' JTou ca-nnot appreciate what a great reduction this is until yoU see the goods and TriMt;''"; " : Don't Mis This Bare Opportunity : of getting the biggest bargains In cloth ing, furnishings, ' etc., ever offered to the people pt .Portland, at you' may never be able to get a ehanca like this again. Be low we. quote a few prices to show what tremendous sacrifices we are . making. Just .think of the following . proposition, and remember, -that ail goods, priced In this Advertisement- can be brought; back any time, during, the sale: ,. -A fine suit of Men's Clothes,- all tO OQ to match '.-V.....I.. a. v.30 Thlr sttlt i-posHively- worth :12.50, of Four money refunded -at anr time dur bf the sale. r.,-,ft- Men's fine. Buita. and Overeoate-, h J QQ - in cheviots and - Scotch plaids. tiC 0 Worth f&i or -your money refunded at any time during . the sale If you are net aatiefied.' , - Men'k -epleftdld- Suits and Overcoats, , In velotir 1 fine finish asal- rtjj- qk . mere; all sizes ... vJ0J Positively worth HV or Tour money back. 1 '-. t", ; I .. .". . . ... Silk and SatlnJInad Drees Suits and Overcoats,-In plain, keok and 7 QQ striped" colorings - 1 1OO They are peeltlvely worth 122. . Men's extra flhe Dress" BhUh and Over. coats, in alt toe latest styles ana snaaes, heavy ailk and - saywiihed, equal to the finest ;W tailor-made Cfl O AO garments, for ..... ,s .. sP I ZitQ Don't fail to ask. to see. these garments'. Men's finest Waterproof Overcoats, mak er's guarantee ticket on every PQ QQ coat; worth mo to.t iJiVQ Don't fail to ae ihem. - Mart's fine Dress K; ;' frtft Pants ..........,;.....:..:... 33i Worth $350, or your money refunded. Men's fine Trousers for Sunday wear. In worsteds and fancy stripes fg Positively worth S3, It and 17. or money refunded. ' Boys' Suits and .Overcoats,' AQ, worth $4.60 OUt Poys' . finest Suits and1 Over- &n AQ coats, worth , h ana 7....i.. iptnu Thousands ot C'nlldren's Suits to choose from. ' y 10OO pairs .Boys' Knee Pants, IO. worth lAX.ii.l... MX- Men's best qtrallty reinforced Un- OQ,, launderea Bnirta, worm 11.. ...... cvv Fine Dress Shirts, ., QQr worth iuu uuu, Men's fine' Silk Embroidered Sua- p." penders, worth 75c OKr Good, Heavy Socks, Q wortn j . vv Over 5000 Neckties, in all shades, 1 rt- worth from 50o to si 1 ct Menls Hrtndlterchiefa, . , On worth .3Tc Mackintoshoa. odd Coats and odd Vests' at your own price; 3000 other articles, too numerous iu uiciiiiuu. -Men'' Fine Underwear at lei than half the cost ef production' v ': : shoes. Men s glour' Calf, -worth .60, f Men's Fine vTol," Kangaroo .and Box Calf, worth 14.00, $2.48 Men's Cordovan and Kangaroo Q Welts, worth M.M, at. .s. ....... pi30 Men's Finest Welts, In Vlci and Willow Calf, regular 15.W snoes, Boys' and youtba;. Kangaroo .fcl OQ Calf, worth $2.60. al 3I.J7. Little Oents' fobby Shoe, QQnr worth aw...-.; wvv- These are all up-to-date 1902 goods. Do imt eonfdund this with so-callad- closing-out sales, etc. j ' V TBI is aiegramaw wut w must raise- the money necessary to satisfy our credltore' claims. Positively no goods sold, and no one allowed In the building pntll WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 At 9:00 A.M. a x-r mi TroTTivii:T."V rr.OSES SATUR DAY NIQHT, MAT 31, . - A. E. Nathan Co. 107 FIRST 5TREET between Wsdilngton and AUrk Streets, Portland, Oregon. . Mail ordera rofuUy . filled;' Railroad fare paid .oa .-iUV. purchases M , $s.w or over. ' 1 ' SSosBtMbard, After a Jong oJd"urnln th cheerless and desojut caves - ot - oblivion, the Shakespeare-Bacon controversy is once more In the center of the stage with the the limelight shining .upon it and a double row behind it,4 Some' of .the latest theories promulgated re, as ollows: (a) That Bacon 'and Shakeapeare were one and the same man. ? ; ( (b) That Bacon wrote the Shakespeare an plays while in prison, serving a sen tence qf one year for proftyiely cursing and swearing on the: 'public highway. (c) That, the name Bacon" waa merely Shakespeare's nom de ; phime assumed k..,,.A ihs hani van a ham actor1. (d) That Shakespeare, being ashamed of his plays, Diamea ijacon. (e) That Shakespeare. Invented" the Ba conian theory In -order to mislead his creditors. ? ' , , (f) That the real author of the plays a TWnftn'a father-in-law. a saloonkeep er named George W. Ferguson, (g) That .Shakespeare som oat me play-writing, business to Bacon after writing half "of the play. , (h) That Shakespeare- and Bacon were partners. , ;' . , -,.. (l That, they were not. (k That maybe they were. k) That nobody knowa whether they were or not. ' (1) That nobody. .;. 1 - - . Baltimore American. Thre are 21 -218.881 horses In the United SUtea. At leael tbat .re when the census count was taken about two years ago. .'.."'',.. ' , ' -....'... : Woocls&ck! : "V, A ' Woodstbckl I. WoodsiocW l-'- -11 -rrH ' - Lots ioo feet square In all Woodstockl We will build foryoti. You can pojf . asx.i j a a as s-. imf 'v In INSTALLMENT: a.' . . . i! . ... ' ?V- Portland Trust Co. OF jOREOON. 109 THIRD ST. THE MARKETS. ' For a Monday, it was the quietest day seen In the local markets. , There wae only one change In the en tire Hat of quotations, and that was on strtwberrlea, which went down to $1.60 a crate for the California variety. The season is just opening in the Hood' River district, so that source of Supply does not aa yet .cut any figure in quotations. -. The receipts ofAssMbis from Southern Oregon .ia steaduy Increasing, and the market will gradually go down on adapta tions until t berberries ell for about 6 cents a bos retail. It lnot expected that quotations will go any lower than that on account of the combine of berry growers recently effected. ' All, the other markets remain as an Saturday. ' - GRAIN AND FLOUR. ' Wheat-Nominal; Walla Walla, 6o; Bluestem. 66H0; valley, 6a Barley Feed, $21tf22 per ton. wpatsNo. 1 white, $L204fl.25; grayv $1.18 Flour Beat grades, t2.S$$&40 per bar rel: graham, $tf.6W8.80. Millstuffs Bran, $16.60 per ton; mid dling. $1: shorts. 8; chop. $17.60. Hay Timothy, UVU; clover. $7:50$, BUTTER, ETiaS, POULTRT. " Butteft-Creamery. 1617c; ' dairy, HQ lie; store, 1214c F'ggs 15c. Cheese Full cream, twins, 13018He: Young America, lie. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4.50f4.75j hens, H. 5048 do:' broilers, $2.6(Ka3; fryeim, I4tj4.50 doar ducks, $5.MKil per dos; 'tur keys, live. 12ttc; dressed. Ul$c per lb; geese, $6U4M per do, " - VEGETABLES AND FRTJIT. Potatoear-Best Burbanks, $l:65L7B.per cental; uany Hose, per cental, Onions 2trS. Tomatoes-$2.2&jf$.N crate for California: luruip. wiw, vrrufc, v, $l.00fl.25 per sack: cauiuiower, 'ifnofloc per -rloien; celery, wittac per aosen: peas, So. Der lb: aKmtraaus. $101.25-box.- rad- Ishes, ,doa, !&4tfi0c; green 0 alone, per dos. lMZ0c; cabbage, par cwt., Jl.bu: straw berries, $1:60 per crate; Oregon, J0fi25o lb.; Otegon rhubarb, 3c per lb.; artichokes, per doe, MHU75c; lettuce, bead, per doz. 25c; lettuce, notnouse, per dqx, m.wai; cherries, (1.23. iireen fruit Lemons. $383.60: oranges, $3&$3.B0 per box; bananas. $2.2533; pine apples, $6 per dosi apples, ll.Wtd per box; dried fruits, sun-dried, sack or bOxes, per pound, 4&6c; apricuis. lVfr'dl2c; peaches, affile; pears, Kane; prunes, iiauans, swio; tigs, California blacks, 34i4c; do white. ac; plums, pit tea, wo. GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC. Bur&r Cube, I4.S3; crushed, $185; powdered, $4?0; dry granulated, $4.60; extra -C. $4.10; golden C. $4.00; beet, granulated, $4.65 per 100 lbs., sack basis; uaxrels. UK-: halt barrels, iic; boxes, ouv per 100 lbs., above basis, hie per lb. dis count tor prompt; Vsn, mapie, uxaiws per pound. Coffee Mocha, ' SBaSe-. Java, fancy, Jim$lc; Java, good,- :(24c; Java, ordi nary, 18&20c: Costa Klca fancy, 19a'2(X; Costa Rica, good, 10018a: Costa Klca, ordinary, 1012e per poind: . Columbia roast, $11; Arbuckle'a $U.63 Hat; Lion, $11.1$ list; Cordova,-$11.75; Tosemlte, $11. Bait Fine table and dairy. Oua per sack. Tic -Liverpool, Tie; Worcester, BOc; Barrels, Worcester, bulk, Sao lbs.. $5.76; bales 2s to 10s. per bale, $3.10.- Bait Coarse, half ground, luus, per ton, &y.15; 5us per ton, $(t.5. . Honey Fancy white. 14!818c,' light ami ber, 12W14c: dark amber, 1012c. Oram bags-Calcutta, $.12a.25 per 100 for July-August. Nuts feanuis, eiffDc per pound for raw, c for roasted: coeoaruts, $60 90c per dosen; walnuts, llft13c per pound: pine nuts, ))Hc; hickory huts. ?c; chestnuts, $3.505 per drum; Bra sll nuts, 17o; filberts, 16lCc: fancy pe cans. 14(ffl4c: almonds. 12i16c. Coal OH Cases. 20c per gallon; ..bar rels, 16c; 'tanks. 14c. Rice, imperial, Japan No. L 6e; No. & iUc; New Orleans, b1c Beans Small vhlte, 8Mc; large white. 3 l-5c; pink. So: bayou. o; llmaa, 4c. Salmon Columbia River, one-pound talis, two-pound talis, $Z5U; fancy one- pound flats, H-pound fancy flats, si.R; Alaska tails, UGc; two-pound tails. hw. ' ' , HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. Hops-14H15d Per pound; contract, 12WXoc1-Nomlnal; VaUey, 1201$UC; East ern Oregon, ft&llc. Sheepsklhs Shearings, 92uc; short wool, 25&36c; medium wool. 3iSXc; icna wool, tWcftfl each. Tallow Prime, per pound, SMHc; No. i and grease, 2ig3c. Hides Dry hides. No. 1. 18 pounds aad up, 168il5V4e per pound; dry kip, No. 1. 5 to 15 pounds, 16c; dry calf. No. 1 under 9 pounds, 16c; dry-salted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry Hint: ealted hides, steers, sound, 60 pounds and over, 6j(tfo; AO to 60 podnds. ?8c; under 60 pounds and cows, 7e; stags and bulls, sound, 63 5c; kip, sound. J5 to 80 pounds, Tc; veaL sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 80; green funalted, lc per pound less; eulls le per pound less horse hides, salted, each. $150t;' dry. each, $llUjO; colts' hides, earh. -JiQioc; roat skins, common, each, loTlSc; An rnra. with wool on, each, 25ctj$l. Mohair $0c. MEATS AaVD PROVISIONS. Fresh Meats Beef, $8i4c; pork, 78c; Veal, 77V4c; mutton, 3!484e pr b.; dressed, 77V4c per lb. Hams, bacon, etc. Portland peek (Western) hams. 14H14Ko, picnic, lie lb. : breakfast bacon, 15ac lb.; light sides. 13c lb.; backs, ia?13c; dry salted, sides, 12ttCj r. dried heef setts, 16c; Inside and knuckles, l$o per -tb.; outsides, 16c per lb.; Eastern packed -hams under 13 lbs.. 140 : over 13 lbs., 14Vic; i fancy, 15c; picnic, He; shoulders, lie!- dry aalted sides, unsmoked. 12e: breakfast bacon. lSVc: bacon sides, lSWc; backs; unsmoked, 14 Vic; smoked, UVec; butts, MH'12H. ' - T-?- Lard Kettle leaf, Ue; steanrYsndered, 12 c, tierce baala. v t-jf- RURAL WIT. ':i'f::? ' Angry Customer See here,' that calico dreaa you sold me won't wash. ' ' Vlllaga 8torokeeper.Wall. what f Aid you expeet fori tt cents a . $$ washing i monhln Ww Tori r H w :ialJaVl--' SB m hhJLn M " ruse, .ml - r ij I K 'mm ' Lai 4.'Jk m NEWT0DAY. ft 'r- AUCTIpN SALES ' ' ' f -BY v Ford & Laws, AUCTIONEERS Wednesday, May aist, at 18a First Street, at 10 A. M. te will offer for public auction a very flhe roll-top desk from Storage warehouse, chiffonier vln birch and mahogany. Iron beds, springs, mattress, lady's blcyole. toilet seta, a fine lot of dishes, eight-day clock, mantel clock, sideboard, plate mir ror wtth brass candlesticks attached, parlor rockers, tables,-chain, couches, refrigerator, mantel mirror, carpets and a varied assortment of other useful goods. Jnclodihg Mississippi steel range, suitable for. restaurant. Thursday, May aad, at 373 East . VVashlnrtonr Cjtner of Union Avenue, at jo A. M. Contract ors' Outfit. v . Comprising two Mississippi cook ranges, with, utensils complete, three tents, M shovels, 60 picks, $0 cart harnesses, wheel barrows, scrapers. . three-set counter scales, ihree steelyards, horseshoes, bar Iron, lamps, lanterns, sledges, axes, drills, hammers, tools, ate. Friday, May 33d, at 183 First Street, All Day, Groceries, Pro visions, Etc - Commencing at 19 a. pa., we will sell at auction a complete stock of fresh gro ceries. All the different line carried by first-class grocers will be offered In this sale. This la a large' stock and well se lected, affording the public a chance to stock up with a nice lot of groceries at half prices. FORD at LAWS, Auctioneers, r6om and board. &WHBASTTfNKEN"f-Pleasant front rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone Blue 846. ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath. tel. 33S Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone Oreen 62$. THE BURBANK, $34 Yamhlll-Well-fur nlshed front rooms and board: also table board.. THE LOCKWOOD, $514 Morrison at. Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Ore gon South U. o- MANHATTAN COURT-Jirick building; steam heat, newly furnished. 311 v-j Stark. HELP WANTED MALE. LOGGERS; mill end yard man: men and teams; wood-choppers! farm hands and ' milkers; work of all kinds in and out of city tor men and -women; 80-day guarantee on every ticket. Call, and, see us. "! "j . r " . EANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AtfENCT, GV Morrison; branches. 247 Burnslde and . h jNortn ?iuru. - . . 1. - r 1 HELP WANTED FEMALE. GIRL WANTED to take care of child; good home for right gtrl: Apply front. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A HORSK for llaht work, foi his feed. Inquire 110 13th St., between Washington and Burnsiae. HIGHEST PRICE tin ill for men's cast-off clothing and shoes. 7SV4 N. 3d. Phone ureen 4 uraers promptly auenoea iu. HOUSE FOR RENT. FOR R ENT 8-ROOM HOUSE, partially furnished; electric lights throughout, porcelain bath, phone; tine view; near Portland Academy, 14th. and College, In quire E. C. Stal k, 480 Half St HAT JMANUFACjnUERS HAT MArTuPACTUnERS AND RENO-VATORS-Only place In Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, $2 Fourth street; phone Black 1832. For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard Of the world; safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Nerrls Safe Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupe": also 200 other vehicles. 250 Sets harness. 1UU saddles. Tomlinaon 4 Hall, 211 ' Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lots and tm- E roved faim. W. A. Shaw Co., 843 tark Street. W. A HATHAV AY Money to loan. 10 Washlnetotn Building. Phone Hood- 411 PATENT FOR SALE. FOR BALE, at a sacrifice, Interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 121, Journal office. CONTRACTORS. FRANK 8. CAMPBKLL.tCaxBChter land builder; repair work. First street; phone Front 1305. FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Esrate and General Business Agency. D. E. Bufld. HOVFlrst St. , WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBl'3 California Wine- De pot, P.- Loratl, Prop. All kinds wine. So Klaus. Fine wliiea. liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cook, waiters ' and bartenders. 148 fourth St Or. phone Main 751. ; CARPENTERS ANP.BU'LPgRS. John A. Melton, Carpenter '"and "Builder. 807 Btark St.; office and Store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses. Phone Main T4T. CAFES. The Bell Saloon, 330 Washington street. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Tjnroadrcigar Store. aSeWasli. si STATIONERY, The Klinam Stationery Co., 267 Morrison St, ' ,, James R. Ewing, Bookseller, T, L C. A Bid., 189 Fourth St., Portland. r TRUNK FACTORY. " Karris Trunk Co... trunks, valise aahuVT 1- .a. - u1 UirPlaAn Kt ,.r 0. A ROSENDALE. M. E.& C E lit Oregonlan Building, Portland, Or., re- very description. Assays -and analysts; lowest retee. Correspondeooe eUclted. Advertise your wants ' ia a ' paper. that soes to all the people. ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Beach 4k Simon. B10 Chamber of ' Commerce. .-.'.".' -.:... '--4. "'1 mmm mm mm Charles A Lucas, Room S29 Chamber ef Commerce. ... Jimee Olsason, t sod afulkey Building. ASSAYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel. Aasayer aad Analytet: gold dust bought. Stark it. - BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Prayers, OT Third street. , - J, "Sanger, Repair Shop, 449 Washington. Thi kelson Shoe Store. 48.. North Sd st Mark Shoe Store. WS Morrison at., near srd. - AxsnU Jennesa Millar Shoea. BILLIARD TABLES. The Bruaswick-Balke Collender Co.. a Third street. . . '.V -- CHIROPODY AND MANICljRtNO. Wnl "' Deveny and ''.'EsteUe Deveny, 0 .Alsky Bldg d and Morrison. h, Mitchell Expert Chiropodist Knight'; Shoe Store, Waah. stt Phone Hood T4. . . . ' - ' "- ' ' ' ' - v f CONFECTIONfRY. A J. Coffman, Chocolates and Boh Bona, 169 Washington au ' W. J. Powell, Candles and Clgara, 420 Washingtea atreet. ..,-.. mm,, i .. .1 mil f $ - " Benrr Blumanauer, Msnutaeturlng Coni , teclpner, 3W Washingtea. av . v CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. B. P. Keenaa, Columbia, Hartford aad Vldette Bicycles, Aiuer st. Pbone Bed Sewing Maehlnaa and Bicycles, 88S Mor. rlson street. CORNICES 8KYLIOHT8. Metal Skylights. Galvanised ' Iron cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 260 Second at. CREAMEBiee. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese, 204 Yamhill st. Phone, Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter eggs, cheese, etc, 20T Burnslde at f COAL AND. WOOU Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds oi coal and wood, S44 Morrison. Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, ft) d at. Phone Main 163 and Cot. 87S. DECORATORS. B. H. Moorehoiise 4 Co., wall papers, BUT Washington street. DENTISTS. SrTd7TTjpTmby, p. D. 8., room EvasTI- ington blag., Washington ana 4tn sts. Theodore 8. Thomson. 60-61 Washington bldg..- Washington and 4th ats. Pbone Hoed 414. , ' P. 8. LANQWORTHT, Rooms 1 and " Benson Building, UVs Morrison street, near Fifth. H'.ckey A Hickey, rooms SIT to gl Dekum , hid., 3d and Wash, sts. Phone South Ul. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. 3. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room DRUQQIST6. O. P. S. Plummer, 20U-2Q2 3d strset Rowe 4V Marti tt, th and Wash sts. Frank J. Strelblg, S43 Wash, atreet Laue-Davls Drug Co.. 173 3d st. Phons 64& ELECTRIC WORKS. POTAND Electrical Works-Office, 8W Washington 81. Western Electric Works, am.. Wash. st. 1 , PHYSICIANS AND 3URQEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott. 15 yeHrs' experl nce in diseases of women. Write or call. WjH Salmon st ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Rohm 21. Cam , bridge building. Phone Rod 2954. Resi dence Pink liul. ENGRAVER?. Hlcke-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st aad 2d eta. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Oregon Employment Co.. --7 Burnslde St. ACME Emp. Bureau, 1S5 Morrison Help free to employers. Phone North 2381. Col. 7. 'Jf I N A NCI AIL 63Clo,liO to loan at 5 and 6 per cent. Wra. : Beck. 321 Morrison st FURRIERS. The Bllverfleld Fur "Mfg. Co., 285 Morri son street. GROCERS. iiTlireisKr &Co.. &40-34rv?a"sh. street Owen H. Serple Co.. -Fanry Groceries, 363 Morrison street. 1 HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING, pari HaU-btorc 30S W as h. " . ', u p-to-date hair dreasers. ROSENTHAL , SISTERS - Wlg-mnklng and manicuring. lCu Fifth St. Phone Hood M. HAY AND GRAIN. vTs" LouTheriT IW North ird Brtitliata, ahinRles and cement. HOTELS. Cosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe. 61 North Third street corner Davis. Howl Belvedere. European plan, Fourth and Alder streets Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, 6(0 to, 11 per day. Front and Morrison sta HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home ' Furnishers - FurnlturerCarpets, Parlor Goods. Stoves, etc. See 1. Oev- tirlS BOOB, -.IU rn.i, HVmo lttD- hlll. Both Phones 804. INSURANCC. Puffer, Burgard A Co.. 251 Wash, st PRINTER AND STATIONERY. J, R. Rogers. Job printing, m Morrison. al fit ulRUINta, All styles: repairing; phonographs,- rec ord,. Transcontinental Machine Co., 846 . n. ..hln.rnn fit. TEAS AND COFFEE. Hal nee' Tea Store. Famous Mistletoe Tea. Hfta ax. son Peetoffioe." Classified Advertising JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watehes, etc., 46 Third atreet - The L. C Benrlcbsen Co., Jewelers and opticians, IM Washington street The a. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 184 Morrison at John A. Beck, watchea, diamonds, etc, 107 Morrison atreet anderburg Watca House. ta st. ... LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap. tl per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40- 48 N. Ninth St., '1M. 410. LIVERY 8TABLE8. : FTasTer McLean tlveiry Stahte.' 1 Both phones 99. No. 200 to SOS 6th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room. U tSlft Morrison atreet ' 4 . - ' K! r MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Oultar, Mandolin and Banjo in etructlon. Prof. B. A Smith, , res. 154 Twelfth. Phone Brown 486. Fisher Music Store. Everything tat Music. Phone, Red 661 W0 Third St OSTEOPATH. L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 40 Oregonlan building. ' LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made suits: fancy em broidered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephen's. SsS Aider St MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st Estimates on first class work and stock only. PAWN BROKErto. Uncle Henry, a North Third atreet Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.. 74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Brown 476. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 14 IrA st PIANOS. BouioBroa. PUno Co.. MTWaahlngton St PHOTOGRAPHERS. TwT"Moor- Crayon and "Oil PortraltaT Third and Washington Bta. PLUMBERS. Taylor 4 Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting, 88 Slxtr street REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. TO Chamber of Commerce. J. F. Comp'ton. Phone Black 929. 203 Washington St The King Real Estate Association. 7tt Chamber of Commerce. E. F. Riley, cot Chamber ef Commerce. Chas. H. Korell, rear estate and mortgage loana. 251 Washington. Main 888. . R. H. DUNN, real estate "and financial agent. No. 14 First street, Portland, Oregon. nESTAURANTS. Morriyunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Btrouse's Restaurant, t Washington St City Chop House and Restaurant 11 Third Bt IN. ORIENTAL""8HOOTINO GALLERY Xhe latest quarUucope views, i Id .at STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O, Pick, office 88 First St., bet. Btark and Oak: phone 696. Pianos and furnl. tnre moved and packed for shipping; commodious nre-prooi one werenouse Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier TnJewrTter. 'l Third street. All makes ot typewriters for rent Supplies or all machines. U 4t M. Alexander lo agenia. TICrttT OPrCIES. OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE. lit "tIcketSffTcET Third street. to va) saved to all points. TAILORS. We call for. clean. Dress and deliver one suit each week for 61.00 per month. 486 w asningion 01., Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 84 Third St., opp. Chamber of Commerce. WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and painter. 141 tseventn St., corner Alder, Ernest Miller Co. Wallpaper and dee- nrBtlons. 17 first BANKS. CANADIAN- BANK OF COMMERCE Wtth Which Is amalgamated txiv RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up ....................68,000.000 Reserve 2,000,000 Transacts a uenerai Banning Buslnesa SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sums of $10 and up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balancee. Rates on application, momuij w ABHiNrjT-nw ot 244 WASHINGTON 8T E. A. tv x L.V. dsanaeae- . , r-.n m TTLTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1850. t a General Banklna UusIum. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections mauB mi yuimi on ravor , able terms. . Letters of credit le.u.d m Europe and the E.t.rn ,yftimw- S8ight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans fers sold on New York. Washington. Chi at. J-ouls, Denver, Omaha, San V".'i..J. And various points In Ortmn. Washington, Idaho, Montana and Brttlsa irranaiv" v - u v., uw--' .wiini r W. HOVT.;- . ...........Cashier rMro W. HOTT., Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS AOE NERAL BANKIn'J DrafU and letters of credit Issued a vail dust wi. trt all Paris wwrtu. 'collwttoM a apeclalty. Gold WIWS" 1 ... 1 1 nwnoK SAN. FRANCISCO BANK. " LXMITKL), Chamber Tttr'' Head office. 69 Old Broad atreet, London. ThtTbanh transacts a general banking business, maksa loana, discounts bill. Bno lesues letters ot credit available for trer- elers and tne pun.-M. i mercnand ae fn any city of the world. Deals In for eign and domestic exchange, . "tlr-at nald on time deposit , , UNITED STATB8 NATIONAI, BANK- Transacis a ouwnesa Drafts available In all cities of the . United States and Europe. President TTLER WOODWARD VIre-Prealdent ........JACOB KAMM Caahier F. C MXU.1 Help Wsateel.per Has, . . . js fcapleymeat Waated, per Haa, a For Heat, r line, -.- ..pa Waated. Ksisss, per llaay . pa Persenala. w Hue, . , m , pa Per Sale, per Has, - . . . a C trect rases ea applkatleai 1 EASTvia SOUTH Depot Fifth and. I Streeta Leave. IOVERLA.ND E3t-j 6:80 p m 6:30 a m :"!: as) for Salem, Resell ourijiwuami nae- ramento. Oadnn. San Francisco, Mo- ;avc, xoa Aoaeiee. El Paso. Naw Or leans ana the East At w o d b u rn tiauy except Sun Way), morning train connects with train for Mt Ansel. 811- verton, Browne- VIM. finrfn..lj4 and ' Matron, andj Albany Local for mi. Anarei and HU verton. 4:00 p m 7.-S0 a m 4:60 p m Albany naascnrsr .. 1:14 a BS 6:60 p m corvallis Dasseneer Sheridan passenger! a aa DaUy. HDally except Sunday. Rebate tickets on sale between Port land. Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 617.60 nrst-elass and 614 seeond-claa. Second-class Includes sleeper; flrst-elaas) doee not Ratee and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob tained at Ticket Office, No. 664, oerner Wrehlngton and Third. TAMHTLL DIVISION. Passenger Depot foot of Jefferson St. Leave Portland dally 7:20 a. m., U:30, 1:66. 8:26, 4:40, 6:26, 8.S0 p, m. Dally ex cept Sunday, 8:60, 6:40 a m,. 6:06. U:6S p. m. Sunday only. 8 a. m. Arrive Pot Hand dallyi 8:60, 10:60 a m.. 1:86. 8:10, 4:80. 6:16. 1:U, 10 p. m. Dally except Sunday, tm, 9:10, 10:60 a, m.; ex cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Sunday only, IO.1J6 am. Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:86 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays, Wednesdays aad Fridays at 8:M p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. Except Sunday. V. A 8 CHILLINo R. B. MILLER, City Tkt Agt. Gen. Frt 4V Pasa Agt. Jggp, TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND Leaves. Arrives. Overland Express ..- 2:00 pm 7:00 am Twin City. St. Loula 4k r. . Kan. City Special 4l:J0 pm 7:tf p Puget Sound Limited tin tt ' South Bend, Gray's Harbor, Olympla, Ta- coma and Seattle 6:28 am 1:86 pnt Two trains dally to Spokane, Butte, Helena, Minneapolis, St Paul and the East. AD. CHARLTON. Asst. General Pass. Agt. 5B Morrison street Portland, Ore. vflDFfifitf Union Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY - FOR ALL POINTS EAST IQIocpix KSkl l m mm UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrive. CttlCAG6-P6RTLlN :M am 4:i0 pm SPECIAL. Dally Daily For the East via Hunt- ington. " SP6KANE tVtWL ' e-.il pm l tm " For Eastern Washing- Dally UUT ton. Walla Walla, Lew lston, Coeur d'Alene and ' ' - Gt. Northern polnta. A fTlAN f TcExP ft E S SC B:M pm" 1:16" am" For the Eaat via Hunt- Dally Dally Ington. I I OCEAN AND RIVER BCHEPULB. FOR SAN FRAN- iFrom I CISCO. Alns- SS. Columbia worth e.ODpm April 7. 17, 27. Dock SS. Gen. W. Elder 8:00 pm j, April 8, 12. 81. 7 ., FOR! ASTORIA and 6:00 pm way points, connecting Dally Dally with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ax Sua North Beach, str. Haa- Sat. 10 salo, Ash street dock. p m FOR CORVALLIS and g :44 am 6:00 pm ' way points, steamer Mon., Tuea. Ruth. Ash street dock. Wed., Thura, (Water permitting.) Frt. Sat FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:00am 3:00 pm' City and Yamhill River Tuea., Mon., points, str. Modoo. Ash Thur.. Wed., street dock . - Sat. Frt (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephone. Mala 712. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for. Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladivostok. For rates and full Information call on or address officials or agents of the O. R. & N. Co. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. BalUn, 4S 2d st Tel. Oak 7. Ves sels and machinery of all kinds da signed. BARBERS. Joseph Reidel, 80- Morrison st Fullllove ft Moore. 283 Washington. C. V. Hare, 148 Fifth street ... Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vina Roots for Dandrtunr ana tailing aair. ISO 1st BARBERS' SUPPLIES. G. N. W. Wllsoa Co.. 60 4th tt; leading , barbers' supply-house Pacific Coast f LEWIS-STENGER Barber Supply Co. i onnotng 01 iu soarp eaga tooia a cialty. . 151 Ftrat St - - BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ft Howard Co., CIS, Chamber el commerce. . BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. 200-111 Sth st" ' TECHNICAL SCHOOL. - a " ffffi'SNYfiRNATIONAL 'CoirespenlenoT axnaoiaj sxnaniw cwm. m aia i r ' V r