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Newspaper Page Text' 1 It I ' ' , ' TOD VETOTrtTG ' JOTinKALr TOIlTliA2tt5f OllEGOKY ' irOKAIV MAT 20, 1902. SOLID "REASONS jldvanced by CpU Butcher Anent the Election of Congressmen. ' Colonel VT. V, Butcher, candidate fat Congress from ths Second district of Or pm, la here after a lcng;capaignlng ten throughWesco, CrookWhert" - flllliam, Wallowa,- Jrant,--Heraay -iand-. etalheur WHinitMt When? Interviewed Colonel Butcher fsnld' tnaf ne :WM , rverythrag in satisfactory- evjdenoe of - Tiotory or at least the Democratic nom taee tor Oorernor an4.tCaaT.,- U . was his opinion that some of. ,the other (tat offices would .be carried by the Democrats an hat: 9aker , county would '. go largely Democratic on its' County tick- it.. Whan asked, to give somereUon as the bai llwaUepuiJon, CoioneJ Butch er said: ' "In the first place, Furnish" and Will lamsoa are placed together In the same - box by the people, and t,ho mii are for the Democratic nominees lor- Gov- fl fnasama n ThftV fatkl that iiHurjwii It u a. turn -flown 01 mooay ana ' to the Furnish alliance, - and that they xe tired of machine work. ..; It Wat an Alliance. : "Furnish was oniy 'made poislfta through the Williamson alliance. ' found n special Interest in the Philip pine Question, so much agitated and mis represented. The Democrats stand for exchamplon and the retention of our ter ritory, but they do not want a tariff wall built around our possessions and they no want ue most numane mauiuua pw- sued In these territories wnioh shall not be a discredit to us among the nations of the earth. "I also found that the people seem to favor the proposition of having an ad vocate of Jeffersonian principles occupy the gubernatorial chair during the Lewis and Clark Exposition, in order to cele brate the acquisition of territory se close ly allied with the name of the father of those principles. The people at large throughout the state also seem to recognise the fact that in the light of the . treatment of Oregon during the past 25 years by Con trees, which has been Republican, dur ing the greater part of that time, that it will be wall to indicate to uio Repub- llcan House and Senate,, at Washington, that they are growing- tired of this treat ment Whloh Oregon has received during this long period. Needs Chastisement "Since she receives nothing at their hands for continually sending Republican Kepresentatives to Congress, they will elect a Democrat for the purpose of chastising that party, as a parent does a child who continually refuses to do his bidding, and in the same manner that the Oregdnlan and Mr. Fulton, the heroes and patriots of 1896 and 1900, chastised the Democratic party for what they are pleased to term Bryanlsm. For 25 or 27 years, Oregon has elected Republican Representatives to Congress, pledged to the Open Columbia River, all of whom have been Republicans during this time. and both the "Republican and Democratic parties as well as all the members of both houses have b$en taught this prop' oaition in the platforms of both parties. and yet the Columbia River is not open; not because tnese Congressmen were in sincere, but because a majority of the party in power did not deem it necessary to do this or anything else for Oregon, since a majority Ot her voters continually endorsed the refusal to open the river, or do anything else for Oregon, by al ways returning Representatives of the Republican faith to Congress. About Appropriations. "The opening of the Cascade locks, the people remember, was completed during. . the administration ot Grover Cleveland. Those of the people of the Second Con gressional district who favor an appro priation for the Lewis and Clark fair most feel, that. Judging the future by the past, the , Republican majority In Con gress are not as likely to make such ap propriations as they would be It the vot ers refused to again blindly endorse them by returning a Republican to Congress as they would if a Democrat were re turned. They also think, after reading 111. vicvutmu "".""-- graphs commencing with April 16, the next house ot Representatives will be Democratic and that Democratic Con gressman will be better able to secure recognition for Oregon, and particularly for the Second Congressional district, in a house the majority of whose members are of his political faith, than a Repub lican. The House In Doubt. "And, they also think, conceding the telegraphic dispatches contained in the Oregon! an ..- of May (tb. beaded The House In Doubt," to be correct, in indi cating jthat It Is .only in doubt, that It will be well to have at least one member a Democrat so that no matter which way it may go favors can be obtained?, for Oregon. The member- whose political faith is in accord with the majority bf the house.- takes charge of such matters and puts them. through. The, people are of the opinion that if such obstructions . . . . . . . i i. n to tne navigation as are in ira River were In the Hudson River, that no matter what party was in power , they would be removed Just as speedy as possible, no matter what the appropria tion necessary to accomplish that pur-, pose, for the simple reason that the par ty in power would know beyond any question that it it were not done the voters In the state affected would simply wipe that party out of existence, and they feel like trying this method once in Oregon." DECORATION EXERCISES. M,-1u Pratt, principal of the Williams Avenue School, assisted by .Je various teachers, has prepared a Special program i fpr the celebration of Decoration day. on Viuraday, May 9, at t o'cloca, la the assembly hall ot the school. . Following , Is the program: . ' Assembly,-- Pupils called by bugle; song, "Flag of Freedom," assembly; flag salute, assembly: ' flag exercise, 'color guards; address ot welcome, , one of the , pupils; response. Rev. Kerr; Instrumental duet Misses' Allison; address Rev. Dr. Talbot pastor of Taylor Street Metho dist Church; Instrumental music, , Tne "Holy City," violin, piano and cornet, Al- aw M . a . ' s J.. T i dress, Harry lieuatdorfer, veteran of the jkpenlih-dmerlnsn war; veoal sale, Thes, F0LL0WTHE CROWDS TO THE" Great Clothing Sale .fr--ier PIRT STREET. - - ? Bet. WufalagtessoS Stark 5ts.V. ' A Startfind Revela'tfaa In the Prices 'of Shoes Odthingf Furnishings, Xtc ". ill'-. i ' CZX''- ft';i'.-.v ( Tr- i we xeei proud 4a say thaa. every pur c hater went away from oar store smiling With satisfaction at the tremendous bar- ' gains they secured; that this is no -exaggeration, ask' your neighbors, who have been te the sale. : s-" : r--' .r-v'T The bargains we are offering are the talk of the town,- and Will be fCT'Some time to coma Do not take our word, but come and see for yourselves. We are sell- "s itoii zur teas nu naui w j vi Duy tnem from other stores, weme ov- for It ia too late.. j -,--..';-..- - -v It betnr neeessarv to reelrse on our stock quickly to save our good name, we oner our immense Jtock of ii,wu worm ez ciQtmng, snoes, lurmamngs, ei& i 1 1 PER CENT LESS THAN MANlfACTlRERS COST This is a tremendous saoriflce, as we were considered very close buyers by the trmum xou eannoi ; appreciniw wi great reduction this: is until you see , the gooas ana prices. ...,--.-.. -,. Do Not Miss This Rare Opportunity ofretrlnr the' hlerett barcalns in doth ins. furniehlnn. ttft.. var offered to the people of Portland, as you may never be able to get a chance like this again. Be- low we quote, a lew prices m iiwfwmi tremendous sacrifices we are making. Just think of the following, proposition, and remember that all aoods priced In this advertisement can be brought back any time during the sale: A fine suit of Men's Clothes, all d0 no to match V.VO This suit is positively worth IU.W, or your money .refunded at any time dur ing the sal a . ,- j Men's fine Suits and Overcoats, : QQ In cheviots and Scotch plalde. 4ti90 Worth flU, or your money refunded at any time during ins sate yu -not satisfied. :- Men'a anlandld Suits: and Overcoats, In velour finish casst. (tK QQ meresi all sises ................. VJtUJ Positively worth fls, or . your money back. - Silk and Satin-lined Dress Suits and Overcoats, In .plain, check and f7 QQ striped colorings i...... fl tv They are positively worth ga. Men's extra fine Dress Suits and Over coats. In all the latest styles and shades. heavy silk and satin lined, equal to the finest $40 tsllor-made t 1 0 AQ to order garments, for ..... v I AiTU Don't fall to ask te see these garmenta Men's finest WaternToof Overcoats, mak . r's guarantee ticket on every dQ QO coat; worth to oo 49i7U Don't fail to see them. Men's fine Dress OQa Pants yOU Worth 13.60, or your money refunded. Hen's fine Trousers for Sunday wear, in worsteds and fancy stripes J 8 PosiUvely worth & M and IT, or money reiunaea. Boys' 8ults and Overcoats, worth KM 98c Boys' finest Suits and Over- fcO Q coaU. worth ti, Pi and 17 $trO Thousands of Cniluren's Suits to cnoose from. 1000 pairs Boys' Knee Pants, n worth tt I CKt Men's best quality reinforced Un- QQ laundered Shirts, worth tl . JK Fine Dress Bhirts, QQa worth $1.60 091 Men's fins Bilk Embroidered Sus penders, worth 75c ,ah. Good, Heavy Socks, worth S3o Over 6000 Neckties, in al) shades, worth from 60c to $1 Men's Handkerchiefs, 8c 3c 12c 3c worth Sue Mackintoshes, odd Coats and odd Vests at your own price: 8000 other articles, too numerous to mention. Nit n't Pine Underwear at lees than hall the ca (t o I production SHOES. Men's Yelour Calf, worth HSO, Men's Fue Vl'cl." Kangaroo' "and Box r Calf, worth $4.00, 0 1Q at ip-ViTU Men's Cordovan and Kangaroo dO QQ Welts, worth $4.50, at.. ....A... 5Zt0 Men's Finest Welts, in Vlci and WlUow Calf, regular $4.00 ahoes, $3,38 Boys' and Touths Kangaroo tl OO Calf, worth $160. at I teCO Little Gents' Nobby Shoe, QOr worth $2.0$. at...-.............. .?ov' These are all up-to-date 1S02 good. Do not confound this sale with so-called closing-out sales, etc This is a legitimate sale. We must raise the money, necessary to satify our creditor" claims. ' This Ten-Day Sale Positively Closes Saturday Night, May Ji. A. E. Nathan Co. 107 FIRST 5TREET betweea Wathlngtoa end Ataik Streets, :.!' Portland, Orejon. w.n Mii,a MMfnll ftiled. Railroad fare paid on all purchases of S23-V0 er over. . Dobson: serrioe to the unknown dead, by ele-ht on oils fthis introduces the song, "A siad Coat of Brae"): Bona "Salute to the Old Defender" assembly; flower bri gade, by eight little girts; song, "Amer lea," assembly. Professor Pratt save that the reneral nubile la cordially Invited to attend, espe cially veterans of the Spanish-American War. THE MARKETS. , The steamer Columbia arrived from Bart Francieoo late Saturday evening, but only brought a very light cargo of fresh Call- begun to arrive,' and there is ne demand for the California variety. Quotations to day are about the same as last .week. . The butter market' rallied today, and quotations are very much stronger at In creased prices. Creamery is quoted today at IT. and 184 cents. - - , The market was about Cleaned up today on eggs and a consequent rise of quota tions wiu do nraon. -. --. . . pnuitrv la in arood aha Da. and the whole sale houses carried very few ever from last week. iQuotauons are tne same, ah h thr markets remain the same as Saturday, with the exception of grain bags, which are slirhtly chaaged today. JOBBING PKJCBH. v , 'ORAIN AKD TUOXTK. Wheat-Nominal: Walla Walla, 5o: Muestem, C7He; valley. WVtC. taney eeeo., wujyn per "- Oats Na 1 whUe, SLftLIO: gray. SL! Flour-Beat grafl-e, $l!5gX4 par bar rel: graham, g2.B0tf8.80, ; i - . uuistuffs Bran, par ion; ow dllngs, $i; shorts, 118: chop, $17,60. Bay Timotny, suwis; ciover. i .auit. "BUTTER, BOGS. POUX.TRT. . . BuneWeaTner7. - lTOltTAe: dairy. ISO I6o; store, MiffiBc - v -1 Eggs i&tteas. . 1 cneese uu . cream, . rsnns, . isvibw: Toung America, 14c aiuy-caiekeas. $4.o.a; hens, tuoet m; broilers, ttsooti try era, dos; ducks. ti-Smti per aol; tur keys, live. 12&:,- dressed, Ulto per lb; geese,- 6. per doa--.;.' - - , VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Tomatoe-1ZS1M erate tet Calif ornlaj turnips. $ii8Uei - carrots, $11S: beets, $i.eulJt per sack; eauuuower. Kie per dosen; celery Me per dosen: peas O So per lb.j asparagus, iil.tS boat rad iahea. per dos,. U615e; green onions, per doa. I2H-!5c; cabbages, fer cwt., HM; new flat Dutch, 2c per lb.; strawberries,-$1.26 per-crate; -Oregon, - e -ib,f Oregon, rhubarb, 2&2itO-' ln.f artichokes, per do, W7ic) lettuce, head, per dos, fo25c; cherries, 11.26. - - L Green fruit Lemons, $W-W: renr;a, $3'$S.0 per box; bananas. $L253; pine apples, $6 per dos: applss. tumi perios: dried fruits, sun-dried, saca or boxes, net pound, 4&6c; apneuta. UfefUc: peaches, luct pears, c erunee u Italians, t4o; figs, California blacks. ttt04e; do white, Ic; plume, pitted. (o. - . ' ' , ' GROCERIES. mjTS. BTfi, Sugar - Cube. , $4.85; cruehed. JtSS;. powdered. $.t0S dry granulated, ' KM, extra CT $400: golden C, $4.00: beet, granulated, $4-65 JeOOO lbs., sack basis; barrels, lues hair sa!rHa. aftcj boxes, Boe per 100 lbs., above basis, Ao per lb. dls. count for prompt cash; maple, iBQtto per pound. : Coffee-Mocha, 28028c: Java, fancy, MOitc: Java, good, 5u2c; Java, oral naTyTi8f 20c; Coita Rica fancy. lB2oo J. VT.. .. Affix Oa. Cnmtm ttim ordinar L2c per pound; Columbia ...nVl t11 (II tl.t. TJnn. tUTll 1 list; Cordova, $11.76; Tosemlta $11. Salt Fine table .and dairy. AOs . per sack, 74c: Liverpool, T7e; Worcester, tXtes Barrels, Worcester, bulk, WO lbs, e.7ftl bales its te We. per bale, W.10. 4 Bait Coarse, half groand, lUUs, per ton, a).l; dus per ton, - Honey-Fancy white, 14Uo; light am ber. 12tt$Mcs dark amber, lOtHUo, Grain bags-Calcutta, $S.J08.7S per 100 for July-Asgust. . Nuts Peanuts, 6ttto per pound tor raw, $fc for roasted: eoeoanuta $S4i too per dosen; walnnts, llHOUc per poundf pine nuts, 30ai3V4o; hickory nuts, 7c; cheitnuts, $3.606 per drum; Bra at nuts, 17c: filberts, 16e: fancy pe cans, 14914yet almonds, 13tt15e. Coal Oil-Cases. SOHc per gallon; bar rels, ldci tanks. e. fUce. Imperial, Japan No. 1 to; No. t 4Hc: New Orleans, WJft . Beans-Small white. $140: large white, $l-oc: pink, $c; bayou, 1C; Umai, 44c B.imon Columbia' River, one-pound tails H S8; two-pound tails, fancy one- pound flats, $9; tt-pound fancy data si .tfl; Alaska tails, Kic; two-pound tails. $2.00. HOPS. WOOL, AND HIDES. Hops Mtt15e per pound; contract, "woofcNominel: -Valley,. 11IHC: Bast era Oregon, eeylle. Sheepskins Shearings, lS4T2iie; short wool. 25 35c; medium wool. SOSWfc; long wool, nut-tell each. Tallow-Prime, per pound, 44He; No. t and grease, 2o3c. Hides Dry hides. No. 1, 10 pounds and up, lBlfcc per pound; dry ltrjl, Ne. 1, ( to IS pounds, 16c; dry calf. No. 1 under S pounds, 16c; dry -salted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry Hint: salted hides, ...mf ait nniinda and am, fifHte . sound. 10 to , l pounds, 7c: calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8c: green (unsalted), le oer pound less; culls lc per pound less: horse hides, salted, each, $1.501; dry, each, Sll.oO: colts' hides, each, usODUe: coat skins, common, each, - 1m$15c; An gore, with wool on, each, J5c$l. Mohair 2224c. MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Freeh Meats Beef, BOSHo; pork, TWSSc; veal. 77c; mutton. iio pr lb!; dressed. 77c per lb. Hama, bacon, etc. Portland paca (Western) hams, HH14c, plcnte. Ho lb.; breakfast bacon.. Uo lb.; light sides. 130 lb.; backs, 12ltc; dry salted, sides. Uttc: dried beef setts, ifio; Insldes and knuckles, ISc per lb.; outstdea 16c per lb.; Eastern packed hams under 1$ lbs., 14H: over 18 lbs., l4o; fancy, ttc; picnic, lie; shoulders, lie; dry salted sides, unsraoked, Uc; breakfast bacon, UWc: baoon sides, ISHc; backs, unsmokedt 12iic: smoked, thie; butts. 11412V4c . Lard Kettle leaf, 13Hc; steam rendered, ltc. tierce basla NEW TODAY. AUCTION SALES -BY Ford & Laws Auctioneers. Wednesday, May 28th, at IS2 First St, at 10 A. M. There, has been removed to our sales rooms the contents of a large dwelling, which we will sell at auction regardless ot cost. In this fine sale you will And Oak Sideboard, Combination Bookcase, Hall Tree, Chiffonier, Maple Bedstead, Bedroom Sets, Springs, Mattresses, Toilet Sets, Oil Paintings, Mantel Beds, Refrig erators, 10 dosen Cups and Saucers, Glass ware, a fine assortment ot Bamboo Furni ture, Cook Stove, Kitchen- Treasure, etc Thursday, May 29th. at 182 First a a a dA 'd a" jl, ai iu a. m., urocenes, Provisions, Etc On account of Friday, being Decoration Day, we will bold the sale of Groceries on above data, Tou will And a nice as sortment pf Fine Grade Teas, Spices, Canned and Bottled Goods, Cigars and all other lines carried by first-class grocers. FORD & LAWS, Auctioneers, y Woodstock! Woodstock! Woodstock! i)t ioo feet square la all parts of - Woodstock! We will tralld for too. Yen can pay lalL5TAUJrlENTS. Portland ; Trust Co. - ' OF OREOOn 109 THIRD ST. , ' Fofatoes-Beat Burbanks, JLS09Lt per eental; Karlr Rose, ll.Zol.T Per cental. Onions-California red. IU5ail.60: Ore and cows, 7c; stags snd bulls, sound, 60 iu kin aniiniL lfi to SO Dounda 1e: va I PROPOSAL FCH lDODEN DRY DOCK." HnPwtliad. ... . ,Kd. m Worcester Block. Portla&a, Or. Sealed propesals will be received and Opened en June V 1M. at 4 p. m at the above office for a floating wooden dry dock of Ave sections, according to plans aneV specifications prepared by James B. Black welL consulting engineer. Dexter Hortoa buQding. Seattle, wash , and now on Ale in the office of the Port ot Port land. " ' - A certified ChecK of JIOO. drawn to the Order of tee Port of Portland, roust ae company the application for plans, which Check will be 'returned to the drawer upon the return of the plans and specifi cations to the undersigned. A certified check tor 10 percent of the S mount of the bid must accompany each Id, guaranteeing that the bidder will en. ter into a contract satisfactory- to the Port of Portland, and give, bond for th faithful performance should the contract be awarded htm. . The right to reject any- or all bids or to waive detects is reserved. Plans, specifications and full Informa tion can be obtained by appying to , - " v C. STEVENS, Clerk ot the Board. Homestead for Sale. NEAR THE COLUMBIA RIVER Splen did fruit and strawberry land; also 169 acres deeded land, acres improved and - 10 .acres meadow: house and barn; cheap for cash. t. M. BOT8FORD, 779 X. 28tk st. Phone Scott iki BOY8 WANTED. WANTBDTw boys, age about i years, ' for general' work. Apply Blue Moun tain Ice Co., foot Of Pettygrove street, city. - . For 8ala Miscellaneous. -' ? HALL'S ' safel"'standard of ' ' the' ' world ; sates sold en easy payments: trade your old aafe for a new one. Norrts Safe at Lock Co., Beoond and Stark sta Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; also 200 ether venlrles, Wi sets harness. 10U saddlea Tomllnson Mail, kit Wnshiagton street. BUSINESS CHANCE8. WANTED A good business opportunity for a lire, energetic man with a few hundred dollars as capital; handles his own money. This will pay to iQok Into. Address Boa 100, The Journal. EXPERIENCED PROSPECTOR, with a good prospect in sight, wants $100 to de velop claims; one-third Interest will be given. Address V. H. Eddy, tl 3d St.. N. - PERSONAL. MDME. H. E. ELY, Dermatologist, mas sage, electric treatments. l3tt First st. MADAM JOHNSTON, .Clairvoyant, tells past, present and future; life reading, ioo; dally. 31 Fifth St. KNOW THE FUTURE Consult Mrs. Stevens, t21H Morrison, room 18. Phone Front 122. READINGS. $00. Snowden Bathrooms, 360 Wssh., room 1. Vapor hatha massage and electric treatments. CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives' reliable advice on all affairs ot Ufa; readings, 60c. 321 Mor rison sL ' r : ROOM AND BOARD. $2 EAST ATJKlgjST-Pleasant front rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone Blue $46. ROOM8 FOR RENT. THE GRAND New management; light, airy room, baths. 387 Yamhill; tel. Hood 71. ...,; FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, te7 38$ Yamhill, near corWest Park. Phone Green 62a THE BURBANK. 3M Tamhlll-Well-fur-nlshed front rooms and board; also , table board. THE LOCKWOOD, 34 Morrison St. Furnished rooms; transient Phone Ore gon South $06. THE METROPOLE New management $66 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT Brick building; steam beat newly furnished. SUM Stark THE CASTLE-473 Wash.; rooms for gen tlemen; transient TaL South 16L ROOMS WANTED. SEVEN OR EIGHTKOOMS, furnished; parlor,. dining-room and kitchen and Ave bedrooms, all furnished. Apply Box B. Journal.---.-"- -A.w ... HELP WANTEDMALE. LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and teams; wood-choppers: farm hands and milkers; work of ail kinds In and put of city for men and women; 80-aay guarantee on every ticket Call and see us. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY t26tt Morrison; branches. 347 Burnside and U North i hird. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's east-orT Clothing and shoes. 73V4 N. 3d. Phone Green 4ZS. Orders promptly attended to HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place in Portland for good work: union batters. Boston Hat Company, 33 Fourth street; phone Blsek 1833. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan ea City lota and tm- Srbved farms. W. A, Shaw ft Co tark 8treet W. A. HATHAW AY Money te loan, tt Washingtotn Building, phone Hood 41$ PATENT FOR BALE. FOR SALE, at a saerlAee, interest in a valuable patented asphalt pavtna pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 131. Journal eflloa. CONTRACTORS. FRANK S. CAMPBELL carpenter and builder; repair work. K$ First street: phone Front 1306, WINE DEPOT, THE COLUMBUS California Wine De pot. P. Loratl. Prop. All kinds trine, Co glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waiters snd bartenders. 14$ Fourth st Or. phone Main 751. FOR SALE REAL' ESTATE. REAL Estate and . General Business Agency. D. E. Badd. li First 6t CARPENTERS AND BUILfcERS. John A. Melton," Carpenter and Builder. 807 Stark st.: efflee and store natures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing bou a Phone Main 747. - CAFE8V the BsU Saloon. 3S Washtogtoai atreet CIGARS AND TOBACCO. this" Railroad Cigar Btore. gtfe Waah. st - TEAS AND COFFEE. ' aaJnaa Tea Store, Famous MlsUetoe feav Ftfth St. orp. Poetosne. , t, . . TRUNK FACTOLY. Harris Trunk Co., "trunks. valises,"aaa? 1 eta, stai Morrison at, . Advertise) your wants in .paper" that soe to all the people. ATTORNEYS. Pax ton. Beach ek Simon, (10 Chamber of coaunerea. -; Charles A. Lucas, Room 829 Chamber ef Commerce. . James Oleaaon, t and S Mulkey Building. A88AVER AND ANALY8T. Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analylst; gold dust bought. 228.. Stark st. BOOTS AND SHOES. A. preyers, S7 Third street, J. laager. Repair Shop. 44B Washlngtea. The Nelson Shoe Store, "3.. North 8d st. Marks Shoe Store, 2fiS Morrison st, near or a. Agents jenness muior ctnoes. BILLIARD TABLES. ?) -T. . he Brunswick-Balks Collender Co., 0 Third street. - CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm, Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 8U1 AUsky Bldg., 8d and Morrison. . L. Mitchell. Expert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store. 2M Wash, at Phone Hood Kb. CONFECTIONERY. A J. Coff man, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 860 Washington st. W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington street Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington at CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vidette Bicycles, Aiuer st Phone Red 1888. Sewing Machines and Bicycles. 833 Mor rlson street. t CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights. Galvanised Iron cor nlcea J. C. Bayer, 285 Second et CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs, and cheese, 284 Yamhill st. Phone, Ore. Main T70. Arlington Creamery; butter, eggs, cheese, etc., 287 Burnside st COAL AND WqOU. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In ail kinds ot coal and wood, 444 Morrison. M I Banfletd-Veysey Fuel Co., dry Aat wood, $0 3d st Phone Main $53 and CoU 378. DECORATORS. E. H. Mo'orehouse 4 Co.r,all papers, 807 Washington street v DENTISTS. K'M. HambV; T3."D. -s:.' room' k Wash"--ington bldg., Washington and 4th sta Theodore 8. Thomson, 0O-B1 Washington bldg., Washington and 4th sta Phone Hood 414. P. 8. LANGWORTHT, Booms t and 3 Benson Building, 3D1H Morrison street near Fifth. H'ckey ft Hlrkey, rooms BIT to SIS Dekum bid., 8d and Wash, sts. Phone South 01- DRES8MAKERS. Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 406 Macleay bldg. DRUGGIST8. O. P. 8. Plummer, 260-282 8d street Rows Martin, eth and Wash sta Frank J. Strelblg. $43 Wash, atreet Lane-Davis Drug Co., 17S 3d st. Phone 64s ELECTRIC WORKS. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, $9! Washington St Western Electric Works, SOS.. Wssh. st PHY8ICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott 1$ years' expert noe in diseases of women. Write or call 30$ Salmon st ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER. Room tl. Cam bridge building. Phons Red 2964. Resi dence Pink 126L ENGRAVERS. Hicks -Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sta EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslds st ACME Emp. Bureau. 185 Morrison Heir free to employers. Phone North I3M Cot 287. . . FINANCIAL, S300.UUO to loan at S and 6 per cent Wm V? Beck, 821 Morrison st FURRIER8. Tbe Silverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 283 Morri son street GROCERS. V." Dresser ft Co.. $40-$41 Waah. street. Owen H. Serple ft Co., Fanny Groceries. M$ Morrison street 4RDRESSIN MANICURING p7?5rrtore:-wrwash:' st, up-to-date hair dressers. . ROSENTHAL . i SISTERS Wig-making and manicuring. 160 Fifth St Phone Hood 14. HAY AND GRAIN. ' V Lauthers, jw North $rd street, HmT shingles and cement HOTELS. Hot.u Belvedere. European plan. Fourth and Alder streets.- Esmond Hotel. Rates: European. S0e to $L Per day. Front and Merrtson sta HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture! Carpets. PaVlor Goods. Stoves, etc. ee 1. Sev; S Bo.")T3-175lrst 219-22B Tern kuL Both Phones 804. iNSURANCr:. Puger. Burgard ft Co.. 351 Wash, st PRINTER AND STATIONERY. J, R. Rogers. Jbb prtnOng. $2$ Morrlsoa a, n-r uiruiur AD styles; repairing; phonographs,1 ards. Transcontinental Machine Co. WMmaWM v STATIONERY. The iiuiam Stationery Co 207 Morrlsoa James ft. Ewlng, Bookseller, Y, It C fti BlcL, lew Fourtl BU Portland, , . ... - HAVE YOU AWAl? raa JEWELERS. Balding Broa, Diamonds, Watchea ete 4 Third street - The L. C Renrlchsen Co., Jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington street The G. Heitkemper Co, manufacturing Jewelers, 386 Morrison st John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc., 307 Morrison street anderburg Watch House, 140H 3d st LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap, $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 42 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. LIVERY 8TASLES. Frasler 'ft McLean Livery ktable. "' 'Boffi phones M. No. SOU to 208 6th street MASSAGE. W. H. . Faulkner, room 1$ $S1V Morrison street MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar, Mandolin and Banlo In struct ion. Prof, E. A. Smith, rea 854 -i weirtn. f none Brown ao. Fisher Muste Btore, Everything la Musts. Phone, Red. $63. t$0. Third 8t LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made suits: fancy em broldered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephanas, 283 Alder St MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 304 Third st Estimates on first class work and stock only. PAWN BROKE rib. Uncle Henry. 4$ North Third atreet Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.. 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 47$. Uncle Myera Jeweler. 143 trd st PIAN08. ule Bros. Piano Co.. 328 Washington St PHOTOGRAPHERS, B. W. Moore. Crayon and Oil Portraita Third and Washington Sta PLUMBERS. Taylor ft' Stanton, plumbing and steam tilting, 38 Bixtr street REAL ESTATE. J- Cempton. Phone Black 92 SW Washington St The King Real Estate Association, 1t Chamber of Commerce. E. F. Riley, $03 Chamber ot Commerce. Chas. H. Korea, real estate and mortgage loana 261 Washington. Main 888, R. H, DUNN, real estate and Ananclal agent. No. 149ft First street. Portland. Oregon. nESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House!' Below Imperial HoteL Strouse's Restaurant 328 Washington SL City Chop House and Restaurant. 13 Third St. N. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest quertiaoope views, 43 3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First Bt, bet. Stark and Oak: phone 686. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed tor shipping; commodious ft re-proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay Sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olssn, 128 First street... TYPEWRITERS. the Smith-Premier Typewriter, 123 Third street All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. ft M. Alexander ft Co agenta TICKET OFFCIE8. OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE. 14$ Third street $ to $20 saved to ail points. TA1LOR6V We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for $1.00 per month. 488 Washington St., Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 84 Third St, epp. Chamber of Commerce. WALL PAPER. H P. , Chrlstenseo, '.wall papers, , and painter. 141 Seventh st, oorner Alder. Ernest Miller Co. Wallpaper and dec orations. 12T First St BANKS. "anadian BANK OF COMMERCB- Wtth Which Is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. , -apltal paid up .ffiSJI iieBarve ,........... .uw,uuu Transacts a General Banking Business. Savings bank department iM-ounts opened for sums of $10 and up ,?rrta and Interest allowed on minimum ,h'l balances. Rates on application, monthly o WA8HINOTON stf E. A. WYLD. Manager. , "Irvo TILTONj BANKERS LADI ESTABLISHED IN 1859. rnaact a General Banking Business. TJiest allowed on time depostta J.TlSions made at ail Mlnu on f.ror- Mi. terms. Letters oi creau Issued ble. 'f,"L , EroM snd the Et.-n a 1 1 . n LB ,W oi-ht Exchsnge ana iiiearapnic xrans- aold on New rorx. wasmngjon, Chl t'TS Louis. Denver, Omaha, San i..-niaci and .various points in Oregon. rj.onV l4bV Montana and Brituih ',m.ai. uid on Loaden, Ptarla. Berua "ortand Hong. Kong. y.-nktOTt w- rH.NT8 NA'HONAL BANK f URHAM.... .Vice-President W HOYT ..."-.......Cashier n J'TiAtr A a aria fa n r..i,i.. A CTS A nENETO BANSUNO TRANbA-4" BUSINESS. umteu o-k- " -- .and leturs of credit issued avail Ti m.rta of the world. HraftS ' mil we " e i - ollecttons . aneclaltr.' Onlil dust nausht ION ft AN FRANCISCO BANK. ' K.- 0f Commerce building. Third Chamber ox Btarlt Btrttta H.ad office, uiu 5ruu .ireei. London, i?,?,. link transacts a. general banking i.,.JasB7 makes leans, Discounts Mil, mBj tawletters ot credrt available for tra" and the purchase of merchandlss SJEZi TdSmV. exchange. ---- " Purest paid en time deppelta. " rV. MACRAE, Manager. UNITED STATES NATfONAXBANK WTTsnsats a General BnWng Buetiieas. - Drafts avaname in jww" " ne United Stotesand Europe. President ...v..,...TTXER WOODWARD Vice-President ,..........JACpB KAMM Cashier .......-..""" C MILLER 0. M. ROSENDALE. M, H &C tl SM Ortgonlan Building, Portland, Or., re ports on mines ami wuwi property oi very description. Assays and analysis; lowest rates. Correspondence aoUcited. , II P Wanted, per Bse, ipleyaaeat Warned, ear Peraanala. - - . - u Per Aeae, per line, ,'. . i . M . Cesarsa rases ea sppllisitlsai . EAST" SOUTH I Denot Fifth and . Leave. 1 I streets. i : Arrrre. ip v erlaNd - fx H:aa itnr R.t.m BAakll Iburs, Ashland. Sao4 3:30 a m Jramento. Ogdeo,HM nan n rancisco, mo e ' Jave, Los Angeles, El Paso. New Or - leana and tbe East At WaiAkHn I (daily except Sun day), morning train connects with train Iror Ml Angel, 811 verton, Browns ville' Springfield, and Natron, and Albany Looal fori put Angel and Sil- iTerton. 4-flO n n laihanv niauuM 7:80 a m fcorvallls passengerl n.w p m Bonaan passenger lis m liftl souTia in I Daily. UDaily except Sunday. ' J l , Rebate Uckets en sale betweea Pert land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net., rates $17.50 nrst-class and $14 seoond-elasa. Second-class includes steeper; nrst-eiea does not Rates and tickets to Eastern points an . Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA, HONO ; -LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be eb i talned at Ticket Office, No. 164, eorae , Wrahlngton and Third. a ' YAMHTLL DIVTSION. Passenger Depot, foot of Jeffersoa 81. Leave Portland dally 7:20 a. m, 13:30. . ; 1:56, t-.a, 4:40. :. $.30 p. to. Dally ex- , cept Sunday. $:S0. 3:40 a. nt, 1:0$, U j p. m, Sunday only. $ a. m. Arrlvs Poitland daUy. $:30. 10:50 aa,', 1:36. 3:10, 4:80, $:, 7:M, 10 p. m. DsJlj? except 6unday, ;S5, :8u, 10:60 a. m.1 ex cent Monday; 13:40 a. m.; Sunday ealy, t ; -10.05 a. m. ' Leave for Dallas daily except Sunday,' v 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 0:80 a. m. . Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:N -p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Satuxdaya, Except Sunday. V. A SCHILLING, R. B. MILLER, ' CityTktAaTt Qea. Frt ft Pass, Agt, TIME CARD . OF TRAINS PORTLAND ; lama Arrtvea, Overlsnd Express 3:00 pm f .0$ asa' Twin City, St Louis ft ' . Kan. City Special lfcM pta Tldt fan) Puget Sound Limited for South Bend, Gray's Harbor, Olympla, Ta- coma and Seattle ...... $JI aat ld$ P8 Two trains dally to Spokaney Butte, Helena, MinneapoUs, St Paul and that Eaht A D. CHARLTON. Asst General Pass. Agt, 35$ Morrison street Portland. Ore. UraoNPACinc THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST UNION DEPOT. Leave. Antra. . , PBUWiSSLa dT SauF; For the East via Hunt- - Ington. i - n-i i. sWKANtf FLTBtt. rarpnTi For Eastern Washing- Daily WT. ton. Walla Walla, Lew- tston, Coeur d'Alene aad Ot Northern points. . . ATLANtld IeJCPrBSs: IM pm 8:10 ask . For the East via Hunt- Dally Dally ington. 1 I i , r" " OCEAN AND RIVER BCHEDTJLB. .." FOR SAN FRAN- iFrom I .CISCO. Alns- c.MaM 88. Columbia worth w1"8. April L 17, 27. Dock SS. Geo. W. Elder $:Wpm , April 3. 12. M. , fi , FOR- ASTORIA ' and 8:00 pm 5:00pm way points, connecting Dally Dally with str. for Uwaoo and ex Sun ex Bugt . . North Beach, str. Has- Sat 10 salo. Ash street dock. p m . FOR CORVJLLL18 ' ' anl TTiSam" poT . way points, steamer Mon., Tubs., ' Ruth, Ash street dock. , Wed- Thura . (Watr permitting.) Fri. Sat . FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:00 am 3.00 pmT !" -City and Yamhill River Tues.. Mon., points, str. Modoc Ash Thur, Wed,, street dock. Sat FrU (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third and Weaning ' ton. Telephona Main Tlx. PORTLAND & ASIATIC -STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong. carHnf , , at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking . freight via connecting steamers for Ma nlla, Port Arthur and Vladlvoetock. , For rates and full Information call en i er address officials or agenta of the O, , R. ft N. Co. . ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER, Fred A BalUn. 48 24 et TeL Oak Tft Vee seis sna macmnery oc aui auaas sav- -signed. BARBERS. V Joseph Reidei m Morrlsoa st t ' i hi .i ' i FulUlove ft Moore. 253 Washington, C V. Hare, 4S Fiftft street'" " ; Brownings Nsvajo Herbs and Vine Roots) ; for Dandrfuff and failing hair. ISO 1st. BARBERS' SUPPLIES, O. N. W. Wilson ft Co.. $0 4tb st, leadlOs? barbers' Supply bouse Paoin Ceat, LEWIS-STENOER Barber Supply Co.- Grinding of all sharp edge tools a spe -etaltyv 1M. Hret BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ft Howard Ce u Chamber el Ceenmerce. -- .--- - : -.- - BICYCLEB.;. ' - Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. lud-111 m - . TECHNICAL SCWOCU i Schools, Soranten, penna 1 r 4,