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Ir "THE EVEIOK JOITIIKXT,. POBTfcAttn), OBEGOtf, - FIttDAV,: K AT ' 23, 1002,
How a Private s. Got
- Square for Bad
. - . Treatment.
f
4 i journal tspeciaj, osrvio.
NKTW YORK, May 23.-Chrle RltS fM
ifralg-ned ,bfor Magtstrat Flammer In
lb Canter-street court, charged with dli-
rderty conduct The complainant against
tin) was Louis L. Krausi, second-band
lothe dealer. Ho Hid that bo bad
kasatd- his. shop Saturday venta In an
Intoxicated condition, and with no prove
Mtion -had turned In and demolished a
wax figur ' clad In the ' uniform of a
United States army sergeant, which stood
In front tft-his shop, "Ho fractured the
- Igure's skuli" Krauss said to tho mag'
.Istrat. i . . . "
: The prisoner admitted that ho bad
mashed tho statuary, but offered In ds-
tenso that wW In the army In tho Phil
Ipptnas ha had boon shamefully and bni'
tally treated by a sergeant While tn the
lervlce ha had boon obliged to nurse us
wrath and bear tho sergeant's maltreat
sunt with patience.
Lst night when I passed tho store
and saw the sergeant's uniform," said
Bits, "I thought it was the man who had
' hammered me In the Philippines.- I am
oat of tho ranks and free to get back
at him now, so I gave the figure a lick'
' Ing, thinking (t was the sergeant," .,
'' Rita was penitent and promised to poy
tor all tho damage if he was discharged.
Magistrate Flammer thought he had had
punishment enough by his nlghf Impris
onment and let him go.
1 i K
CRAZED BY FIRE
NHWVORK, Majr Kl A fire -at stue
New Jersey state hospttal for the Insane
at Morris Plain has caused wllK excJW
ment arnng the 2,600 patlentrnVV The
guards wer onfy able to r eetraih i them
' by the most Vigorous' effort When'f the
flro was first discovered In the laun.lry
tho patients were hastily brought to
gether in the yard and surrounded by a
cordon of guards and attendants, Who
held' them back when they made a dash
for freedom.
Groups or SO or 80 would make a. luliTeii
run toward the gnards and the latur
would have hard work getting them 'back
lrt the crowd "with the others. This wju'd
work tho others np to a frenty. and an
other grduy would charge toward another
pan oz we une, omy 10 do anven dock.
Men and women used their flats freely;
and , several of the guardg were badly
bruised by the struggling mob,- .As. fr
as oould be learned, however, none es
caped. ''
When the flames were extinguished the
patients were led back to their aorralr
torleu, but for hours they could not be
(tuleted.
iJPhe fmatieial Wss'was 5smarff ... " ; j0'
Checkered Career of
the Earl of Egmont.
LONDON, May 22. There was a sensa
tion at the . MarlborougheStreetj . Police
Court when the presiding teagiatrat call'
ed on tho Karl of -'Errndnt enter the
dook and answer to fh charge' of elhf
drunk In Piccadilly. .The jEDari. faOedao'
appear. '..'.'
A policeman testified to arritmr the
intoxicated Lord and a woman compan
ion, whoso .conduct ' was attracting a
foWd.' V. .: ' i
The Sari of Egmont, before he auct
ceeded his cousin, the seventh Earl, lq
i7, was a 'member of the Lohdcm life
brigade, a caretaker at jthe Chelsea' town
hall and served as a. aallor-before the
mast, ultimately rising to the rank of
second mate. Be -married In 1881 Kate
Toell of South Carolina, who was then a
barmaid at a railroad station,
MUST HANG
(Journal Special Service.)
WINNIPEG, Man., May ES.-Tora 1
mar, charged with the murder of Joslah
Matong, has been found guilty In the first
degree and sentenced to bo hanged June
fl. , The crime was committed September
18, 1S94. Lemar disappeared at the time
He was arrested a few months ago in
Butte. Mont ;
THIS SHEET COSTS MONEY
Twenty-flve dollars'' a year for M
months' subscription to a weekly news
paperl What would subsorlbers in Port
land think of that Nevertheless, that is
the Subscription price of the Northern
tight, a sms.ll weekly paper published
In Settles, Alaska. Advertising rates are
aiade known on application. It is an
nounced In the weekly what these rates
are would be Interesting reading no doubt
to many poople.' Single oopies of this
paper sell for M cents.
copy of the Northern light, dated
aprn t, 19(0, has been received hero from
I. R. Odanolfo, who was formerly a
business man of Colorado Springs, Crip,
pie Creek and Pueblo, Colo,, ,who now re
sides in Dawson City. ' ; v
. .The Northern Light la the : first news
paper published in the Koyukuk district
ITie copy received Is Vol J. No. t P P
Uachke is the publisher. This ' initial
aumber is devoted almost exdualvely to
' i description of (he Keyukuk district l
Is announced that, this country is the only
, - Has whero common labor reoelves SHU a
.y and tho only placer whero two months'
bor keeps a man for a year, v -.. v- -
ju m
the Markets. - i
The wholesale market are inujsually
ult. todat, tho- Ubofi .;trfltiblesJ.- 'Lthe
threatened high' watoraadn the oomtng
JeetlOB. aU Itavlast ;taday to stotf
great deal'of uyln. v'f 'ii:t': 'i .?
- Tha grain', market Ig Una on quotas
tions, but nonbusiness Is tele done.
Hops, wool! and' bides ,yemala..rUe
quiet. With , quotation, the) same. " I ' - --
Beoelpu ot beef were more liberal ths
past few days, hut still the damand In
ereasea. Quotations are the same. -
-fo changes appear today In'the grocery
market Th" sugar kttuatton remains
about , tho same, neither one of the big
trusts giving In. Dealers, though, are on
the anxious seat, as they, d not c4r
about getting caught la the slump If It
should happen to come, V .'
, A firmness wtu noticed-today on but
ter. Creamery is about .holding its own
at 1617Vi cents. Dairy Is a little higher,
the quotation, being 1S016 cents. Store
butter Is alaa nuated -hleher-
Xggs ara not camlna to. so lively as
last week,, and today thr was utt a
stiffening oh quotations. Poultry, though
reoetpts sio somewhat. Uheral, to duoted
jne same as yesterday. .
JOBBING PRICBi' '
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat-Nominal: Walla Walla, o;
bluestem, 87Hc; valley, eeso. -
RirlrHl nwfH wr tan.'
Oats-No. 1 white, tU0; gray. SL
3ttS.
Flour Best grades, t8S$I. 10 par bar
rel; graoana. .pw8.iw. -j '
MuTstuSs-Bran, 110.50 per ton; mid
dllngs, short, Mi chop. WJ. ' ,
, JbLay-TUnothy, aUio-ii; clover.. $7 ;W1
! BUTTBR, ttaoS, POtTLTBT:" ";
Butter Creamery, WTlTHo; dairy, l&ff
ioc; (ore, invuc, -
Cheese un ereeutv twins, U0Uej
Tounv Afnrtfa. ,14n: ' ' . .......
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4.50917;
nens, fi.soa'ft dos; broilers, slkwi; irysra,
4pl60 doa; ducks, &.eutftf per Oos; tur
keys, live, BHc; drewsed, U4fiSo par lb'.
geese, v09.w par uoa,
; VEQTiBLEEf AND FBOTT.
Potatoes Best Burbanks, fl,601.65 per
Cental; lariy Hose, tl.towl ia per cental.
onions caiuorni reo, i.twi.i; Ore
gon, $2.603i - - - -r-Tomatoes
$tlSf. crata for California;
. . . . ,r.xair.. . tiAl Ui Was, a
lurjiikBf mwf'Wi uiriuM, fiwHi, vwwm,
ll.0UUl.iS per sack; cauiillower, iSUo per
dosen; celery, vuo per aosen; peas, w
lie pr lUf asparagus, ' $1L1B box; rad
lnhes, dos., UttWrtfc; green onions, dox.,
immsc; cabbages, per owl, tl(6; straw
berries, tt.25 per crate; Oregon, o lb.)
Oregon rhubarb, &tVto lb.; artichokes,
per nios. SuttiTBc; lettuce., bead,, per- Out,
W&c; cherries, KM. - ... .
tireen truit lemons, t38.M; oranges,
libP.W per box; bananas, tJ.fS; plne
apotea, 15 par doa; apples. thMtt per box;
deied fruits, sua-dr sank or boxes, per
pound, 4tii; apricots. Unfile; peaches,
kijjuo; pears, pmnes, tiauana, eww,
figs, California blacks, 4o;. do, wbit
be; piuma, piiteo, mowo.
- GROCER1ES...NUTS. KTC
Sugar Cube, M.66; oruihed. Sttt;
powdered, $170; - dry granulated, U-t;
w-iv - v,.w, ww,
granulated. $4,6 Pr. 100 lbs., sack basis;
barrels,, luci halt barrels, tf&c; boxes, oue
per 100 lbs., above basis. 140 per lb. dis
count for prompt cash; maple, 16160 per
pound, -i ir - ' -Coffee
Mooha, 33928c'. Java, fancy,
CK14dV, v, fuu, -kv , ,1,1, wrw
narv. l20c; Cesia Klca faney. lPdaUr.;
noata Bica, cood. loaHafte: Costa Rica.
ordinary, 1012o per pound); Columbia
roast, in; Aroucaie-s su iisi; uob,
$11.13 list; Cordova, 4U-76J Tfcsemlte, $1L
.Balt-FUie jUble. and tleJry BOa per
sack, 74L4verpooL JTc: Worcater, tWc;
Barrels. Worpestef.bUlk. -8a lbs, $3.78;
bales as 10 iua per setie, -ajjii.
fiaiWCoaraa, half -gKiundf uus. per ton,
am per ton,
Honey-4-Fanc'rWSlte.'14(515e! light ai
- Grain baga Calcutta, $.126.28 par 100
for July-August
Nuts Peanuts, &ffHo per pound for
raw, ttfffo for roasted r coooanuts, I&8
fifa ner dosan: walnut, liuauo n
. pound : pine nu. tuyuic; nicaory nuta,
7o ches Units, $3.80S ; per drum; Bra-
iu duih- 110; uiowvi, law 10; raacy pe
cans. 1414Wc; almonds, 1218e.
uoai vara, gauon; Dar-
rels, 16c;-tank lee.
Alee, Imperial, Japan No. I. so; No. 1
iHc; New; Orleans, 7e.r '
Beans Small White, Hie: large whlta
1 1-S0; pink, to; bayou. 8o; Umas. 4o.
fSivlroon Columbia River, one-pound
n -ai.aa: two-oound taJla. tXJu- r,.
one- pound fiats, $2; H-pound fancy flat
9..,, - - , . - iw.uu lain
f'i.00. (..--.
HOP& WOOI. AND HIDES.
Hons-HlJ. .. per pound; contract
Bneepaaina onnn, jotraw; bo'
wool. 25U0c; medium woot auedOc: hu
wool, toe! sacn.
TMiiow-Prlme. ner nonnd. aiMua M
up, ,i6lWejr pound; dry attp, No. L
KVn rm mmnds. 15c: dry calf. Ni I
& pounds, lflc; dry-salted, bulls sad stag,
one-third lass than dry Hint: salted hides.
a mam. aaund. 8U Dounds and n avszo.;
SO to 60 pounds. fVt8cf under SO pounds
and cows, 7o; atage and-bulls, sound, S0
5c; kip. sound, 15 to 80 pounds, 7o; veal
sound, 10 to 14 pounds, . 7e; vcalf. sound!
unaer iu douuuo, wi an luuuKim, ic
n nnnnd less: culls le nor tnnrt, U-
horse, hides, salted, each,. fLUffiS: dry,
each" $l1.00j colts', hides, ch?tiiohl
goat skins,..commn, Mlfc; Aav
gora. with wool on, saeo.
Aionaii t
MEATS AND PROVI8I0NB.
Fresh Meats Beef. $SM0: txtrk
78c; veal, WVAei mutton, tlMMo per
l?r dressed, 77c pr lb;
Hams, uacon, etc. rortiana paea
(Western) hams, lVAUc, picnic, 11c lb.:
breakfaat btoon, 15140 lb.; light sides
13c lb.; backa. , 12lSc; dry salted.
sides, Mct miw in mvixu. no) insldes
and knuckles,. 18o per lb.; eutsldes,
16c per lb.; Eastern packed hams
under U lbs 14Ho: Tr ll lba. 140;
fancy, 16c; plcnld, llCr shoulders!
11c; dry salted sides, unsmoked, 12o;
hreakfast bacon. 16Ac: bacon aldca. 1Vm'
backs, unsmoked. U)ct - scsoktd, ue;
butts. 110110. '
Lard Kettle leaf, UKo; steam rendered,
12HC tiers basis. . 7
SADIE WAS
BADLY FOOLED
(Journal Special Service.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind!. May U. -Sadie
Jordan, aged 14,. who Indllejl a letter to
her-mother last week jth4 she had left
horns to become the bride of Blgnor Al
phase, a Spanish nobleman, has again
been heard from. Sadie is not 'a bride,
and wrote) thai her Spanish nobleman bad
footed her and left tho city,
FEAST BY THE SEA
The T. P. A. Will Be Qiveq a
Ral Reception.
The aommtttes of that Travelers' Pro
tect tve Afssolatlon.' oonslsUng.. of A. N.
Smith. President; 9. Bhelley Morgan, Seo
rtaryr ad H- Lerversv mefliWf the
xecuUv . enHnitta jwtttsned, IromVA
torla last, evening, wher they, wont to
arrange with Astoria dtlaena for prop
er recepuon When the traveling men vielt
that olt la June. They war met 1st As-
tort by y commltte consisting of Mayor
Snrprenant Messrs. Praol. Talleat Par
kr, 5 Ch utter, Clyde, Pulton, Brown,
Thing, Madison and Carney, and enter
tained at ths Commercial Club -whara ax
rangements wer perfected to give th
travelsra a ' royal feast of fish.' clams;
crab. Including aalmo bahed t their 4
tfrety, trtp to Sanborn's cannery, wher
souvenir cans W10 be presented the
visitor, and a trip to th seasd. ' tn
fact th Astorians have arranged great
program, and wltht their nsnal genaroslty.
will make .lt a very entertaining time fcr
th traveling men. The Astoria & Colum
bia River Railroad Company, through
Messrs. Mayo and McOMlrav havs planed
a sneolal train at th disposal r the.
c'ommttt having th excursion ta
charge, " Which win b entirely f re wf
cost and th Portland genUemeav ar
wry freo I their prats of this liberality.
This surto will take place on Satur
day; June 1th, and will b on of th
events f th meeting of th traveling
men In the Northwest. -
COURT NOTES.
Th City 4a Suburban Railway .Com
pany ha filed an answer in the Stat
Circuit Court to th $10,000 damsg suit
of Mr. Well, for injurl alleged to
hv been received while alighting from
a oar near Third, and Jefferaos a treats.
Th company claim- that Mrs. Walls,
who had given the signal to be let. off
at Jefferson, left th car before It bad
com to a stop, and suffered injuries a
a result of her own carelessness.
W. J. Makelin and A. C. Emmons yes
terday filed suit in th 8tat Circuit
Court to recover a balance of $1S3 from
th D Martini Company for legal serv
ices. Th original bill was $230. .
D. S. Runyon ha filed an answer' da
nylng that he owe Ann Klngaley $90
rent for three months' occupancy of a
house t $0 Montgomery street
Etta L. Stone ha been appointed ad
ministratrix of th estate of her hus
band, Bernard L. Ston. Th estate l
valued at 175,000. Th heirs are th wld
ow, and the minor children Lillian, Al
fred, Madeline and Jerome. - , ,
POLITICAL
John FV Logan, Waldemar SefoB ahd
L. A. McNary addressed a RepuhUoan
meeting at Portsmouth last night.
Th speakers at last night's meeting of
the Fifth Ward Republican Club were
John P. Cayasaugh and A, A. Bailey, .
This venlng a Prohibition rally will
be held at the T. M. C. A. udltorium.
which will be addressed by R. B. Dun
lap, of Seattle, Chairman of the-Waah-Ington
State Prohibition Committee.
A Republican meeting was held at Fair
view last night which was addressed by
th candidates and also by Judge Webs
ter. Tonight Judge Webster will speak! at
MobtavUla.
Th Socialist nomine for Governor, R.
R. Ryan, and Rev. J. Stltt Wilson, a
Chicago orator, spoke at a meeting held
last night in Gomes' hall, tn Upper AI
blna. THE CABBY. '
Jack Poroy Parker called down a cab
by last night but he's sorry for it ft
day. '
Biii-Whyf ' -
JaoV-Th cabby cam down. Pnok.
NEW TODAY.
BEST CREAMERY
Butter, 40c and 45c.
Dairy Butter ,.
........30-35c
Ranch tags, 2 doz
3Se
Best Sugar Cured Hams
14Jc
He
12c
63c
$1.23
23C
Picnic Hams
Cottage Ham
Wb. Pall lard....................
fO-tb. Pan Lard
Java-Mocha Coffee....
60 Tea Jar........;',
35c
Romember Saturddy Chicken Day,
s,
'a-'-
U GRANDE CREAMERY CO.
264 Yamhill Street, t
O. RECHSTEINER, 307Thlrd Si,
SPECIAL PRICE LIST;
n lbs. Extra C Sugar .....$L0()
JO lba Dry Granulated Sugar. ........ ..$1.00
bars Owl Soap ..,....,....i5o
7 bars Golden Star Soap ..,tfo
I bars Cream Borax Soap......... ,,Ko
lba. Arbuckles or Lion Coffee. J5o
1 lb. Dry Onion ...,.........lo
bottle Blueing ,6o
1 bottle Snlder's Catsup .300
1 good Mop Handle , ,,10o
lbs. Nice Rioe., 36a
I cans Oysters ........,.....J5o
( cans DsvUed Ham sse
t cans Economy Cream .15o
Orders delivered to any part of th city
fro of charge.
FRANKLYN
Market Grocery.
los THIRD ST.
Between Washington and Stark.
J-lb. package Gold Dust ..16o
f cans Oysters ' .2sa
I cans Deviled Ham ....................... i56c
?acKage mush ..................... ,...,2do
heato (while it lasts) 5a
1-lb. package Cornstarch ., so
1 can Eagle Milk ............ ,..rtW..,15o
I bottles Beat Catsup ....WM.M.....M(
B-lb. nail Pure Lard c&n
JWb. pair Pur Lard ....... ..";...7..7,.t85
ov ins, western uranuiatM sugar, ..44S
just, try us oa leas and Coffees, v
HUNTER'S POULTRY
-v-'riMARKET-T"
Oregon dressed , poultry our PBCIiJ
TT. Paaey Creamery ButUr, S )iry
Butter, Ko and 40a ,,::.V
Choice Preab. Prulta'and Tahl DeUea-
cies. Two frame Boney 25; $w pounds
Cream Cheese, JSc..- V- -:v :
, Presh Ranch . .Sggs- iTROM : - THS
FAKMEJt. : ; J . ' ' : ' .,-
Ring np Main HI sad rdr your Cbis
a for Sunday. ,. . ..- : .... ., .-, ., .z
Out Butter Is Full Wekhtt
Pheta Jajaln aU js Fifth treC -
OVER THE. WIRES.
. - t' - V '--- -
WASHINQTOnI Lord PaunoeMt. the
British Ambassador,, is dangerously ill
BOBTON.-fet . rtots crrtd' la th
West Xmd resterday. Thre hundred He
brews took paL,. totally ; ruining three'
CB7CAGCV-A U5.000.000 furniture com
bin was formed here yesterday. Prices
will b Increased 10 per cent
WASHINOTON. Three companies of
ths ghth Infantry will go to Nome on
th WarrsD, aariy. U Jun.
KALISPELli, Mont A work train was
wreck- yeeterday on th Jennings
branch of th Great Northern by running
into a landslia, two were killed.
KEW TORK. English papers express
opinion that Cuba will be absorbed by
th United States within a few years.
ROMJ&-Th Fop may refuse to receive
th Taft mission which comes to treat
tor th friars' lands la th Philippine.
NEW' YORK. Rt. Rev. John M. Farley
of New York ha been chosen as successor
to the late Archbishop Corrlgan.
For 8al Miscellaneous.
FOEfJTlWACRES"JnTn.rbsTl
ere in fruit, 1 acre in potatoes, balance
In garden and hay; bouse, barn and
. nlho. kitllitln.1' lrnu mm with hlfl
place, COMPTON & GJBSON.' 20$
HALL'S safe, standard of the wrld:
aafaa sold on easv navments: trade your
' old af for a new one. Norrta Bat
bock Co., Becond and stark sis.
Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes:
100 saddles. TonaUnaon .Ball, 211
Washington street.
Homestead for Sale.
NBAS THE COLUMBIA RIVER Sden
did fruit and strs.wberry land; also 160
acres aeeaea isma, o acres improvea an
10 acres meadow; house and bam:
cheap for cash. 3. M. BOTSv'ORD, 779
E. 28th st. Phone Scott 1&
PERSONAL.
MEME, H. B. BLT, Dermatologist, mas
Sf gVelecble traatmenU. First at.
MADAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant, tells
past, present and future; Ills reading,
Wc, daily. 231 Fifth t . ' -
KNOW THH irtlTTJRBS Consult Mra
Stevens, 221V6 Morrison, room 1$. Phone
rronr laz. ksauuiuii, sua
Bnowden Bathrooms. M0U Wash . room 1.
Vapor baths, massage . and elfotrle
treatments.
ROOM AND BOARD.
tTSSfPleaeant front
rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone
Blue US.
R00M8 FOR RENT.
THE) GRAND Nw management: llght.
a try. room, paws. xamniu; iei.
Hood 7U.
FURNISHED ROOMS Bath.' ,: tel. V&
Yamhill, near oor. Wutt Park, Phone
ureen 82s.
THB BURBANK, S34 Yamhlll-Well-fur-
nisnea front rooms and ooara; aiso
table board. .
THE) LOCKWOOD, S1 Morrison irt.-
rurnisnea rooms; uanaienu roone
gon South 606.
THB MBTROPOLB Nw management.
K Starki light, airy rooaas; rcaaonaoie.
MANHATTAN COURT Brick building;
steam neai, newiy mrnwneu. auti
THE CASTLE 172 Wash.; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient, xeu mouu ioj.
ROOMS WANTED.
SEVEN OR BIGHT ROOMS, furnished;
drooms, all furnished. Apply Box B,
Journal.
HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and
teems; wooo-cnoppers: ram nana
milkers; work of all kinds In and put
of city for men and womeft; 80-day
guarantee on every ticket. Call and ee
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
m Morrison: branches, 247 Burnsid and
ai XMonn iura.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for men s cast-off
ciotning ana snoes. tsm . aj rnum
Green 4ZS. Orders promptly attended to.
HAT MANUFACTURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS. AND, RENO-
vatukb only place in rortiana tor
good work: union hatters.. Boa.tonJHat
Company, $2 Fourth street; phone Black
1832. ,
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY to Loan on City lots and im
provea rarms. w. a. bnaw at uo: so
Btark Street. .
W. A. HATHAWAY-Motey to loan. 10
wasnuigtotn uujiaing. rnone tiooa n
PATENT FOR 8AL6.
FOR SALE, at a sacrifice. U Interest In
a vaiuaDie pa ten tea aspnai paving pro
cess; has been operated sueceaafully.
Addreas Box 121. Journal efflc.
CONTRACTORS.
FRANK B. CAMPBELlT carpenter and
bunder: repair worn, ten first street;
phone Front IX.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL Estate and General Business
Agency, u. r uv rirsi st.
WINE DEPOT.
THB COLUMBUB-Callfomt Win De-
T. - . I rAn All 11 , 1
pot, r. uomu. 1 uf- Muua wine, do
glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars.
Headquarters for cooks, waiters and
bartenders. 148 Fourth St. Or. phone
Ml 76L
CARPENTERS AND BOILDCRS.
John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder,
bunt and remodeled, altering sad re
" pairing house. Phon Main T47.
CAFES.
The" Roll Saloon, 3 Waahlngte stre.
, eiOARt AND TOBACCO. '
Th Railroad Cigar Store. S84 Wash. at.
STATIONERY : :? v
he kllnm BtaUonery Co, jtorriaia
Jaw L Ewlng, Bookseller T.'Ml'Ct A.
ri- in i n
TRUNKf-FACTOkV.i, iXlP'i'
fiarrls trunk Jrunk ValWTSnSS:
els. t xl Morrison et.--1 ,- ...r
0.
all
Oreronlan Bulldlna. Portlanni fSr. ' r.
ni vtt mum iMr, mini property ot
every description. Assays and analysis;
lowest rats. . Corrpondeac solicited. .
Advertise your wants
in a paper that tot
to all th people.,'.
Attorneys.
Pax ton, Baaea ' Simon, S10 Chamber of
.' Commere. ,- - - -
Charlee A. Lucas, Room 629 Chamber of
Commere.
James Gleason. 2 and I Mulkey Building,
A8SAYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analyist; gold
dust bought. 228.. Btark st.
BOOTS AND 8HOE8.
A. Dreyers, B7 Third atreet.
J, Sanger, Repair Shop, 44S Washington.
Th Nelson Shoe Store, 43.. North 8d st.
Marks Shoe Store, 2SS Morrison St., near
Brd.. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunswick-Balk Callender Co., 41
Third street.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
Wm. Deveny and Eatelle Deveny, 801
Aliaky Bldg., lid and Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's
Sho Store, Wash. st. Phon Hood
CONFECTIONERY.
A. J. Coilman, Chocolates and Bon Bona,
860 Washing ton st.
W. J. Powell, Candies and Cigars, 420
Washington street.
Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con
fectioner, 430 Washington at.
CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
B. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Tidette Bicycles, Aluer at. Phon Red
isas.
Sewing Machine and Bicycles, 833 Mor
rison street..
CORNICES-SKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skylights. Galvanised iron cor
nices. J. tiayer, nva tieeono st.
CREAMERIES. '
La Grande Creamery company, butter,
eggs and cheese, 204 Yamhill st. Phone,
Ore. Main 770.
Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc.. !i67 Burnslde st,
COAL AND WOOL.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of
coal and wood, 844 Morrison.
Banfleld-Veyeey Fuel Co.. dry flat wood.
w M il rnone aiain sos ana tm. .
DECORATORS.
B. H. Moorehous A Co., way papers, 8U7
Washington street.
DENTISTS.
U ' it. ' Hamby;" ttC US' '47" worn 8 Waah-
ugton omg.. wasnington ana tin i
Theodore 8. Thomson, 50-51 Washington
bid., Washington and 4th sts. Phons
Hood 414.
P. 8. LANG WORTHY, Rooms 7 and t
Benson Building, 2UVk Morrison street,
near Fifth.
HVckey a Hlckey, rooms 817 to 810 Dekum
bid., 8d and Wash, sts. Phone South Bl.
DRESSMAKERS.
Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room
406 Mflcleay bldg.
DRUGGISTS,
O. P. S. Plummer, 280-262 3d street.
Row A Martin, 6th and Wash sts.
Frank J. Streibig; Ml Wash. streL
Laue-Davls Drug Co.. 178 8dt Phon
"ELECTRIC WORKS.
PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 8
Washington fit
Western Electric Works, 805.. Wash, st
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON8.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott, 1 years' expert
nee in diseases of women. Write or call
108 Salmon L - . , . -
J ELECTRICIANS
ARTHUR 'T.- WALKSR, Boom fl, Cam-
bridge bultdlnr.. . Phone .Red pH. Rsl-
aencet'insv "K- -.- 3
i 1 '
!ENJRAVEHat':A
Hlcks-Chatten engraving Co., Morrison,
between 1st ana za sts.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., 277 Burnsid st.
ACME Emp. Bureau. 155 Morrison Help
free to employers. Phone North 23aL
Col. 287.
FINANCIAL.
1300,000 to loan at B and 6 per cent. Wm.
j Ueca. iui aaornaoo sv
FURRIERS.
The Silverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 283 Morri
son lireei.
GROCERS.
It'. Dresser" "a 'Co.." Waah. atreet
Owen H. Serple Co., Fancy Groceries.
363 Morrison street.
HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. 1
prTsTfalr Store. SOS Waah. sL. up-tor
date nair u;iwr.
ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wla-maklng
a 1 . ln 1A. t..k U. TIL.
ano mnniuui Mi. . w a l. r nun
Hood 814.
HAY AND GRAIN.
yfB. Lauthers, 110 North 3rd street, lime,
shingles anu otui.m.
HOTELS.
Coamopolltaa now n M hotu
Thlrdatreet. corner Davis.
.t,l Belveder.' European plan. Fourth
and Aider street.
Bsmond HOteL. Rates: Eurppeas, 50o to
B uLe day. - Front and Morrison eta
" - - it
HOUSE FURNISHERS
Horn 1 Furnishsrs - Furnltura Carpets,
5r a BWTdWrst; WW YTm.'
hllL Both Phonee 804.
INSUf ANCC.
puffer. Burgard a Co- fel Wash, st,
PRINTER AND STATIONERY,
d.: JL
Rogers, job printing. 128 Morrison.
AH styles;7 repairing; phonographs, re
TUr. Transcontinental Machine Co- 843
W ashington St. -. w,;-v.,.'i . -
TEAS AND COFFEE.
Haines' Tea Store, Famous aUuetu fial
K'iel Q nnn inaif fifrlosm. .
rw aes
Classified Advertising I g
JEWELERS.
Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc.,
. 46 Third street.
Th L C Henrlchsen Co., Jewelers and
opticians, 884 Washington street.
Th O. Heitkemper Co., manufacturing
jewelers, 884 Morrison st,
John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, arts.,
807 Morrison, street.
anderburg Watch Houae. 140H td st.
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap,
(1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40
O'N. Ninth st Tel. 410.
IEYSJBJLESL
S'raster" A McLean Livery"Stabie. Tfeoth
phones 89. No. aX) to 208 0th street.
MASSAGE.
W. H. Faulkner, room 18 851ft Morrison
street
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin end Banjo In
struction. Prof. E. A. .Amlth, res. 854
Twelfth. Phone Brown 685.
Fisher Music Store. Everything In Music.
Phone. Red 862. 198 Third St
OSTEOPATH.
L. B. Smith. Parlors, room 408 Oregon!
building.
LADIES TAILORING.
LADIES' tailor-made suits; fsncy em
broidered and applique dresses and
trimming. Staphs n's. 188 Alder St
MONUMENTS.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work. 204 Third st Estimates on
first class work and stock only.
PAWN BROKErta.
Uncle Henry. 43 North Third street
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop,
74 Third at. near Oak. Phon Brown 476.
Unol Myers, 'Jeweler. 148 trd at
PIANOS.
oule Bros. Piano Co., 82 Washington St
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E. W. Moore. Crayon and Oil Portraits.
Third and Washington Sts.
PLUMBERS.
Tsylor a Stanton, plumbing and steam
fitting, 88 Slxtr street
REAL ESTATE.
Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 708
Chamber of Commerce.
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 828. SOS
Waahington St
The Ring Real Estate Association, -721
Chamber ef Commerce.
E. F. Riley, dot Chamber of Commerce. .
Chas. H. Korea, real estate and mortgage
loana 2S1 Washington. Main 688.
R. H. DUNN, real "estate and financial
agent, No. 148V First street, Portland,
Oregon. V r
H EST A U RANTS.
Morris' Lunch andCoffe llouae. Balow
Imperial Hotel.
Strouse's Restaurant 228 Waahington St
City Chop House and Restaurant U Third
St, N.
ORIENTAL SHOOTINQ GALLERY
The lateat Quartlscop views, 88 8d st
' .MMaw-3aaWis si iisaawasawiae
STORAGE AND TRANSFER-
C. O. pirk. nfflce M First St.. bet. Stark
and Cakr phone 506. Pianos and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious Are-proof brick warehouse;
Front and Clay sts.
Furniture, Piano and Sate Moving and
Packer. Charlee M. Olaen, 128 First
street.
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street. All makes of typewriters for
rent. Suppllea tor all machlae. L. a
M. Alexander a Co.. sgents.
TICKET OFFCIES.
OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE, 140
Third street. H to vai savaa to en point
TAILORS.
W 'csil" forn'cien, press end deliver one
. - w I. HA ! I., m.m n . W ,01
lull eai'n wvan iw ymt mwuia M
Waahington St
Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. W Third, St opp.
Chamber of Clommerca
j WALL PAPER.
H. P. Chrlstensen. wall papers, and
painter, lu eeventa st., corner Aiaer.
Erneet Miller A Co. Wallpaper and dec-
127 First Rt.
BANKS.
CANADIAN BANK Of COMMERCE
With wntcn is maiiimsmo
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
cfpiUl paid up fZXS
ijeArve ,iAAj,uuo
Transacts a General Banking Business.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
amounts opened for sums of 810 snd up
wards, and interest, allowed oa minimum
,44' WASHINGTON ST-"
E. A. WYLD. Manager.
,'".nn TILTON. BANKERS
LADD aLslABL,isHED IN 1839.
--.naaet a General Banking Buslnesa
Er?Jleet allowed 0n time deposits.
Miiectlons made at all point on favor
JS" Vrma Letters of credit issue
5Si.W tt Europe and the Eastern
St
Rachange and Tetegrsphle TrenV
.. Tiold on New rora. wasnington, Chl
lT?n at I-ouis. Denver. Omaha, San
LaB -Maco and variotia points In Oregon,
mSM Montana and Brfiis.
L'Kange
irnkfort and Hong Kong.
"T-Chants national bank
MERCHAWin OREGON.
. WRANK WATSON ' . President
t L DURHAM .Vice-President
SIaN&CTS AunENNE8RAL .BANiN-
united Bute Depositary.
-tts and. letters of credit issued avail.
all prt of the, world.
t?ollet!o- Peci'ity, Gold dust
bougn-
LONDON SAN FRANCISCO BANK,
Chamber t-tW
Head office, 65 Old Broad street, London.
This bank transacts a general banking
K.rnss7 makes loans, discounts bill and
tasu itr f eredH vallabl fon traS
elirs "d .the purchase of merchasdi
ufiSn city tbzJSSfc Mj. .i
iin and domeatle xebaBg. , - r ,
interest paid on .Mm. deposits ,f t
" - "ngr
UNITED STATES NATIONAL 'BANK
Transacts General Banking Business,
Drafts available In all rjtles of-the
United State and Europe.
"President .TYLER WOODWARD
Viw-President ......JACOB KAMM
Cashier ......P. C Ml 1,1 .KB
vu
S0LTH
Depot Fifth ana
Leava
i Btreets.
Arrive.
kjveBLand b
(press trains,
8:8Ap n
8:80 a
8
for Salem. Roea-i
Durg.aanian. Mae-i
ramente. Cad en.
San Francises. Ma-
Jave, Ls Angeles.
JJ Faso. New Or
leans and the Bast
At We olbuinl
many except nun.
. . .. .
May), morning train
connects wun train
ror ML AnxaL Sil-i
verton. Browns-
iii. a.,i.iii
and Natron, and
Alban . Local tori
Mt. Angel and SU
verton. 4:00 p m
7:30 a ra
114:30 pm
Albany passenger .. 1S;18 a n
(.orvauis sassenser s m
snertdan passenger! 118:38 a as
Dally. IhDally except Sunday.
MUMS (
Rebate tickets on sal between P0rV
land. Sacramento and Ban Fraaekieo. Net
rates 117 50 first -class and 114 second-class,
Sacondelass Include sleeper; Si st els IS
does not - , ..
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and -Europe.
Also JAPAN, CHINA. H08IO.
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob
tained at Ticket Office, No. 266. omr '
Wsahisgton and Third. ,
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Paasenger Depot foot of Jefferson St
Leave Portland dally 7:30 a. m.. UM.
1:66. 8:88. 4:40. 8:26. 8.88 p. m. Daily ex
cept Sunday, 6:30, 8:40 a. ED,, 1:06. U;88 a,
m, Sunday only, 6 a. m.
Arriv Poitlend dally. 8:80. 10:89 a. m
1:85. 2:10, 4:30, :U, 7:40, 10 p, m. Dally
axoept Sunday, 6:86, 6:88. 10:60 a. m.: x
cept Monday, 11:40 a. an.; Sunday- saly.
10.05 s. m. .
Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday.
8:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:80 a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallas far Air lie
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:6
p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday a.
Kxeept Sunday. ,
V. A SCHILLING. R. B. MILLER,
City Tkt Agt Oca. Frt-A Pass. AgL
TIME CARD, .
0FJRAINS
PORTLAND
. Leaves, Arrive.
Overland Express ....... 2:06 pal 148 aas
Twin City. St. Louis a
Kan. City Special ......1L86 pm Tittpst
Puget Sound Limited for
Booth Bend. Gray's -. ,-;
Harbor, Olympla, Ta-
coma and Seattle ...... 8:38 m 8:80 go
Two trains dally to Spokaaa, Buttst
Helena, Minneapolis, St Paul and th
East .
A D. CHARLTON.
Asat General Pass. Agt. .
2SS Morrison street . Portland, Or.
union Pacific
ABO
THREE TRAILS DAILY
v FOR ALL POINTS EAST
I Q fooof s. aiUsM I
lyfty sow-,
UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrive.
CHICAGO-PORTLAND" 8:00 am 4:80 Pm
SPECIAL. Dally Dally .
For th East via Hunt- . , -
Ington. - i'
"SPOKANE FLYER.".' 6:Ups ii! m
For Eastern Wsshlng- Dallya W , .
ton. Walla Walla, Lew- , , .
Iston, Coeur d'Alen and 1
Qt. Northern points. ' ' " r f
ATLXNTIC EXPRESS, 4:50 pm 8: 10 "am "'
For the East via Hunt- Dally ; Dally
Ington, ... . : J
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEPPLB.
FOR SAN FRAN- From
CISCO. Alns-
SB. Columbia- worth Mpm
April 7, 17, 27. Dock
BS: Geo. W Elder 8:98 ptt
April 8. 12, 28. y '
FOR ASTOlRLt and Oo pm 1 5r00 pm ;
way points-,', connecting Dally Dally
wtth atr. for Ilwaoo and ex Sun ex Sun :
North Beach, str. Has- gat UL
salo. Ash atreet dock. p m
FOR CORVALLIS and t:45am i:00pm -
way points, steamer Mon., Tues., -
Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed., Thura :
(Water permitting.) Frl. Bat
FOR DAYTON, Oregon 7:08 am 3:00 pm""
City and Yamhill River Tues., Mon.. t
points, str. Modoc. Aab Thur Wedl ;
street dock. Sat Frl.
(Water permitting.)
TICKET OFFICE.-Third and Washing
ton. Telephone. Main tU.- -A
PORTLAND & ASIATIC .
STEAMSHIP CO. '
For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling
at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking .
frelfiht via connecting steamers for Ma-
nila. Port Arthur .and Vladlvosjock. ; -.
For rates and full information call oa
or address ofllcUla or agents of the O." "
R. as N. Co. , r t
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. '
Fred A. Ballln. 48 Yd st TskOak Ts. Vas
sals and machinery of all kinds de
signed, i '
BARBERS.
Joseph Reldel, 852 Morrison at
FullUove & Moore, 254 Washing!). '
C. V. Hare, 148 Fifth street
. .
Brownings Nsvsjo Herbs and Vine Roots
for Dandrfuff and falling hair, ISO 1st,
BARBERS SUPPLIES.
Q. N. W. Wllaon a Co.. 80 (th at. Wdlng
barbers' supply houae Pacifie Coast . i
U5WIS-STENGER-Barber Supply Ca
Grinding of all sharp edge tool a sp
ctalty. 161 rtrst St . .
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS,
Smyth a Howard Co COS Chamber ef
. commere. .. -.-: .-.
BICYCLES.
Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co, liio-Ill .
' .TECHNICAL 8CH0CL.
Schools, Soxaalua, Paaua. k-n a ..-..