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Newspaper Page Text..;. ;r;;;,,.; ,;'.( V"'4 - WVt-otWs iKfi r J0TJTJ2TA1V 'POBTLAyi)' OUTOON, TUESDAY, KAY I 27,: 1902.T , V i. m Took In Sixty-thitep Months. JotirnJ Special Service.) O? AN FRANCIfCQ,' May .-President I. ' H. Harrimani of -the; Southern raclflo bu isued ,tatmn, ot th ineom nd ootlayi'cf ' compnr trom July J, MOT. ;ii Jlwcti'w, i5B. In that period the jrow earning cf tha tompany war 16335 JTOk in lncraai K.SSU4S ovar tha aama period ot tha raar be for. Operating expene an! fcxaa wera IC887.659, n lncrea oj K IBUKL Nat aaxnlnga , amounted to J2L MJ.C1, an lncraaa 6t ltBS.9T. 1 TIa to. kai net income waa $22,407,144. Deducting trom thl tU,161770 of fixed chargee and B,03!,SSt of bettarmanta, thara waa left a furplua of H.2U.9S4. South Dakota Robbers Work on Their Methods. t - (Journal Special Berriea.) YANKTON, S. D May K poaaa la. left Avon In' cha.e of aoina bold bank robber. The robber bava raided aucceasfully iank af Bootland, Ethan, Harrlaon and Other place. On tha etyle of tha Jama boy they placed a guard at the bank door and robbed tha vault while the clt' tsena watched from a aafe distance. The robber helped themielve to farm are' hone whenever they Wanted them. The'1 whole region of their depredation la terror-atrlcken, and no farmer will tart from home without anna. (Journal Special Service.) ' BAN .FRANCISCO, May 27.-Appllca-tlon la being made to local marine in surance companies to write on, a 9.000,- 000 risk, one of the largest that the World haa probably ever known, and in deed the biggest that has ever been of fer red in the San Francisco market. The Veaael I the new British cable ateamer Colonia, now on her way from England toward Vancouver, B." C, where he. will undertake the work of laying the mam moth girdle that ahe carries, which is to complete the- telegraphic ' circuit -of the globe. Ship, oargo, fittings and the lat est scientific electrical appliances with which she Is supplied axe valued at the" enormous sum oi ,uuu,uuu, ana mere win not be an. insurance company In the world that wlir ,ot be offered at least some portion of the insurance on her be fore another month elapses; It can be all placed much Inside of that time. BRAWNY SCOTS AT SEATTLE (Journal Special; Service.! ' SEATTLE, May 37, Tha Caledonian Society, of Seattle, will hold Its first an nual ptdnio at Madison park July . Hundreds of Seattle's cltlsans are either Scotch by birth or descent, but this will be the first time they have gotten to gether to compete in the games that have made Scotland famous. ' Invitations will be sent out to tha Cal edonian clubs of neighboring Cities, and as delegations from Victoria and Van couver are expected, there will be a gath ering of the clans on the day In ques tion. The brawny Scots ot the whole Bound country and those from British Columbia Will compete for prises for putting the ahot and throwing the hammer. The business man of tha olty will offer a list of Valuable prlsea for the athletic events, and as tha number of entries will be large the competition will be keen. ODD FELLOWS MEET (Journal Special Service.) ATLANTA, Oa., May 17. Tha Georgia grand encampment ot Odd Fellowa la in session In- Atlanta today, to be followed tomorrow by tha meeting of the grand lodge. The meeting Is the largest of its kind aver held In the State, mora than 4000 Visiting Odd Fellows being here from all over Georgia. The report, of th grand offloers show that the order in this Bute has had a year of unprecedented prosperity, being now larger numerically andf stronger financially than ever before. Great plana are being made for the big parade to be held tomorrow. $10 ON ONE SIDE $20 ON THE OTHER i (Journal Special Service.) NEW YORK, May i7.-Sometlmes the. printing presses "used by the government make mistakes, but never' did they turn Out such a freak-bank note aa the one now In the possession of Charlea A. Pomeroy, of No. 127 Duane street. This cblil May readily pass for either a 10 or SO dollar note, and it la not two bills of different denominations pasted together. It is a single piece ot Uncle Barn's paper en the face of which Is, ; thsV imprint of aa good a, $10 bur S was ever printed, . Whig across th back Is an equally per fect 120 note.' How .this hybrid ever paased under' the watohf ul eye of the treasury experts and, went into circula tion is a mystery no one can explain. t CAN'T RECOVER IT. ;' ' : , When the freak Brat made tta appear ance It was in company with three other bills similarly printed. Ita three compart Ions, however, were captured by the government and destroyed, but tta fourta 0 0 M t!5K tlttdM avrr effort Vt manr4ett Jnt ttom tunda of a wealthy man who traur . , jr -. . : unaia ifTifT t n-p . ,tw--t tu. 4 . -a a ii r. UAKM I n t i - . : , . .if . ' . vi. .. - . u ' ,t r - -,. . .'--i-- .r- -i- VI ......., Wkaii litil IfllTIf nff imA . WV. 'IHU KIIIIVLIW MW jra.wemw W w " n vai II. . a .,. at ad t ; u mcurM.tVb i!-wLib''l tat Charlea , tfpton,; of Rocheaur.' : At u rtoath ha wtUad th untaua bank not to hi nephew,. Mrc Pomero. to give up the note, . out - ae naa -eraaauy ruaw, rw allalng tta value. At on tun tne uov arnmet , offered "ltr7JPomeroy 1300 "Jor ti ha Mfnul mwA laat W k he waa ffrd H.S00 by-Buffalo Bill and acala rfu4. -Mr. Ponwroy want aaare. "Buffalo Bttt want thla WU wrt T am I m hun-r to li and I know - th valua ot the bank not. v There U hot iaa other of Ita kind W eaiitenoa ana wnai u mora thaf wUl never another 'irtued. I win ba glad thow' the bill to anyone who may call at my office and I wUl per mit them to xamlna vitr.to their' antlr atifacton.", ',-1 ' -AS C060 AS 'ANT.- V The note,. 'waaJ'1aue;a lii January, MB1. by the Second National Bank of Bprlnf fleld..Uaa. ..IU gehuln,n 1 unquea tloned. At on Mm akaptlca daolarad the bUl waa In reality twd bank note clever ly paated together. , To dlprov thla oon. teatlon tha nota wa taken to tha Jm portera Tradara NattomU bank, whar for two daya It wat aoaked In water, be tag taken: from the bath to condition that abaolutely ttlaprovad the two-bur argumonV-rliVlth the conentof the ef flclal of the Chmioi National bank of thla dt the bill waa.aubjeoted to Other teit abort Uma ago. tt waa e poalted with other money, no Wat hav tog previously boon .given to the em ploy, Tha reault waa auch a Utigl in bank' that it required ovar iour hour t locate a auppoaed mUtak of 1 tn thj balance aheet. The cashier tken ahowed them tha $Vt-2d fcltf and the clerk under atood why they bad mada a nMtJ; Appreciating the oddity ot the bill, Mr. Pomeroy aought reoenUy to have It pho tographd and wrot to the UTJ department aaktng permlaalon. The re ply waa a curt' nota ot- rafuaal. ; WHAT COURTS SAY IS UW .......... ,nmn 1 nnrENIB! In an action by a wife against her fath erMn,law for alienating the aeftctions of her husband and causing him to abandon her, tha Supreme Court Of Nebraska, in the casa of Rath vs. Rath (89 Wr-Sap.. 612) bolda that parental advice, honestly given without malice, and with the in tention' ot bsnefitlng the son, 1 a de fena. . : -' ' ' ' RAILROAD IS LIABLE. Where a railroad company o manages Its business aa to entlca cattle on Its track to feed upon wasted cotton seed at a place froitf which they can not readily escape passing trains In tlm to prevent a colUslon, the Supreme Court of Mli sppt in the cass of nilnola Central Rau road Company vs. Bamana ( Bo. Rp., 646) holds that th railroad oompany will be liable for tha death ot a fireman caus ed by th derailment ot hi angina in running' over a cow at the place. , MEANING! OFl ARTESIAN- rh. 4rtalan" is held by tha Su preme Court' Of Mlaslsslppl in the case of Hatteraburg Plumbing wompany Carmlohael Company (81 So. Rep.. 63e) to ha a wofd ot equivooal slgniflcanos, standing unexplained in a contract. The naturally without, artificial pressure; but the aecondasy definition Indicates that it may be applied aleo to walla from which the water is made to now Dy aruacuw mean.. It was hence competent to intro duce parole testimony to show what meaning it has in a particular contract. PRECEDENT NOT A RULE. Where the term of an appointive officer Is fixed by law., and he is given no right to hold overuntll his successor is ap pointed, the Supreme Court of Missouri lrt Stata vs. ' Lund " (6 8.' W.. 1062) holds that the facta that 'it has been th cus tom of his predecessors to so hold over, and that Inconvenience would result from the office being vacant, are no defense to a proceeding by the state In the nature ot quo warranto. CAN NOT BE EXPELLED. A member of a benefit society," who Just before an election therein, distributed cir culars criticising' the officer of the socie ty, and proposing an opposite ticket, can hot be legally expelled therefor, whsr the constitution of th society authorises no such action, hojde the New York Su preme Covrt. special term, in the caae of Olelforst vs. Workingmen's etc., Bea; Fund (71 N. T. Bupp., 44). PAT OF ASSIGNED ATTORNEM. Attorneys appointed by the court to de fend Indigent persons accused of crime are held by the Supreme Court of Wiscon sin in the case of Green Lake County vs. Waupaca County ( N. W. Rep., M9) not to be entitled to compensation for time spent "to preparation; fo thai. STATUS OF yiSITINO DOCTOR. When'a; physician1, while attending a pai tient, calls in another physician, who present' at the examination of tha pa tient, but who takss no part therein, and doea not prescribe, -the Supreme Court of Wisconsin la tha oaa ot Green vs. Town of Nebagamatn ( N, W, Rep., W holds that such visiting physician can not dla close th facts so learned, if the patlmt objects td ittchcdlsclosur r r -,c ; EJECTiO DRUNKEN 'PAB8BNOER8. Tho hrakeman Ot a ranroad 6ompany had the tight to eject a drunken pasaen gr who Wis boisterous and violent and the oompany incurred notability there for if no more force was used than was newssary.' holds tha Court of Appeals ot Kentucky in th casa et Chesapeake Ohld Railway Company vi. Saulsberry (66 8. W. Rep.," 106). .r , n i .ORDINANCa VOID. r ' A municipal ordinance prohibiting pool selling on tors races, and providing (or a punishment against any, saloon-keeper permitting pool-selling on his premises, la held to be void by the Court ot Criminal Appeals of Texas in Exparte Ogdeir (61 8. W. Rp.i tlOO) where tt conflicts with a state law licensing the selling ot pool on horse races. - Iv" KT ;'' . An Inzenious Plaa. r The post check Is an ingenious plan. It la strongly recommended aa a more con venient and cheaper, a well as safer, one ot sending money through th mafia than haa hitherto been -employed. . Jessie waddell. sign painter, to Alder atreetr Both 'phaoea, -stf "( Bfiw ft a '"wr . Quiet reigned In the local wholesale district - this v morning. - Business was rather dull and th.r Was a few changes to quotations. , , t , An advana on barley waa made Bus M mm I is) ! ei -s j. fKaljaai sasaA BOB , a ton. a Middlings are qttotad tea ; higher, tha present price being SMU . . . The meat, market isv dull under. light receipts which dropped off' sinea th lat- Ur jjart. oX last week. Bftel. is quoted at JfiSVic:: yeaL 77M. . tnutton, JfflS J-tc; dressed. : iKsteru:aotlonS remain, -me . same.., :.i.- Butter atlU ahosss signs of-strength. but there waa no change made in auo tatlons today. , . Light receipts of ggs and poultry the pact few days has added t strength to those markets. Quotations remain the mui. , ', . a ( i - GRAIN AD FLOUR. TT UKirAUI,UJ,. ; 11 mum, . 1 - C 1. M1l-. .... ,1 . Udt,J( Barley-Feed, 22a per -ton, Oats-No. 1 White, Oil.0 fnTf,. c lour 13 est jgraaea, ow.w pmr Bar rel; graham, I2.60&2.8O. - MtMJmmlawrwrt fir, va.wvww . i BUTTER, EOOS, POTJLTRT. Ttt,ttmrlTmmwr,.rr IHtIEUb dalrv. lEffi IScj Store, 14iU& v ?T fnTTl . .win. KiHIStu,! VaSVVSpsf Mil . ys ismsssg "w Tpung America , 14 ' rouitry-cnicKens, roizea, m.buui.io, hens,' I4.H&S dos: broilers. U.iWi; fryers, I4&4.M doa; duok. ts.boui peroos; tur keys, live, into! dressed, l416o per lb; geese, S6&6.60 per dos. VW(1KTABLE9 AND FRUIT. - - Potatoes Best Burbanks, t601.66 per cental; Early Rose. tl.Wri.ii P' cental. onions caiuoriua -rea, ei.tw-w, viw gon, 2.60fit. Tomatoes-UtStJtiO crate tor Callforoia; turnips, ll.; carrots, $iL; beets. l.00ifl.S per sack; oauauower, ielw Pi desen; celery, SOc per .dosen; peas, & 5 per lb.; asparagus. ft4l.ts box; rad ishes, per dos., 12&4H5C; green onions, per dos., l2H4H6o; cabbages, ver owt.. Il.B0; new flat Dutch, 2c per lb.; Straw- 1. 1 Ac ...... Ai-.Bin . fiun -lb t Oregon rhubarb, ttoihfr lb.; artichokes, per OOS, puvisc; iriiuv, uu, iw J&St&o; oherrWs, SMi. ,. . Ureen truU-r-JLuions, 63S.50: orange.. $3Qi.W per box; bananas. S2.2ogfl; pine apples, b per dot; apples. n.fMiti per box: dried fruits. un-drlel. sack or boa, per pound. 46c; apncois, UHflsc: peaches, WUc; pears, 6&c; prune. ItallaTis, tUia, figs, California u:acks. 8c; do white. Sc; plums, pitted, t6o. - GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC Sugar Cube, $4.85; crushed. S4.6S: powdered, 14.71); dry granulated, J4.W; extra C, $4.10; golden C, KOO: beet, granulated, U-ii per 100 lbs., sack basis; Barrels, 1'W: half imrr-is, -JSc: box, Odc per 100 lb., above basis, o per lb. dis count for prompt caslj; maple, lSOHdc per PCoffee-Maoha. SUSCSe'. , Java, " fancy. umgjx: Java, good, C4c; Java, ordi nary, lSSaic; Costa hlca fancy. lOlffWr Costi Rica, good, 1018c: Costa Rica, ordinary, 10We per pound: Columbia roast, fill Arbucklo s fU.j list; Lion, $11.13 list; Cordova, $11.76; Yoaemlte. $1L Salt Fine table and dairy. Ous per sack. 74c; Liverpool, 77e: Worcester, Wc: Barrels, Worcester," bui. J,bs.. .; bales lis to 10s. per bale, $3.10. Sait Coarse, half ground, lwa, per ton, $20.10; 50a per ton, $tfi.H5. Honey Fancy white, lQ)Uc; light am ber 12w14c; dark amber. Grain bags-Calcutta, $6.5tKg.76 per 100 for July-August. , . Nuts Peanuts, l(?W4e per pound for raw, 099o for roasted: cocoaruts, in S4e per dosen; walnuts, llH18c per pound; pine nuts, 10Sn2V4c; hickory nuts, ?o; chestnuts, 3.W(&5 per 1-ora; Bra silnuts, 17c: filberts. 16lc; fancy pe cans, 14m4V4: almonds, liWslBc. Coal Oil Cases. 20ftc par gallon; bar rels. 16c; tanks. i4c. ".".'. . Hie. Imperial. Japan No. L 6c; No. t 4Ho: New Orleans, 57c. Bean Small white, $Uo: Urge whit 1 1-oc: pink. So; bayou, ic; 11 mas, 4c. Salmon Columbia Blver.- une-pounj taLU 1.: two-pound tails. $2.iu; fancy one-'pound flats, $2; H-pound fancy fiats 1 as- Alaska talis, sOc; two-pound taiia 12.00. HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. a Hops MftUo per pound; oontract, 12VT-ooNmInal; Valley, 12uW; East ern Oregon, tiOllc. Bheepsklns Shearings. 152ic: short wool, 235c; medium wool, 300o; long wool. ttOcwfl each. Tallow Prime, per pound, 44fcc; No. i and grease, Wa3c. Hide Dry hides. No. 1, 16 pound and up, 1515c per pound; iry kip. No. 1, B to 10 pound, 15c; dry calf, No. 1 under S pounds, lw; dry-salted, bull and stags, one-third less than dry Hint: salted hides, steers, sound, 60 pounds and over, Jc; 30 to 60 pounds, 7tt4?8ci under SO pound and vows, 7c; stags and bulla, sound, 6& 5V4c- kip, sound, 15 to SO pounds. 7c; veal, sound 10 to 14 pounds, 7c calf, sound, under 10 pounds, He: green (unsaited), lc oer pound less; cull lc per pound less horse hides, salted, each, $LB02; dry, ach liarl.CK); olts' hides, each. 203160c; goat aklns, common, each, lol6c; An. iora. with wool on, each a5c8$l. , Mohair 22240. MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh Meats-Beef, . 8ft$Uc; pork, 7V48c; veal, 77c; mutton, Hffi7c per lb!; dressed. 6l47c Hams, bacon. etc. Portlana par (Western) hams. 14H14e. picnic, 11c lb.; breakfast bacon, 15 Vic lb.; light sides, lMto lb.; backs. 12l$c; dry - salted, sides, 12c: dried heef setts. 16c; insides and knuckles, 18c per lb.; outsldes. 16c per lb.; Eastern packed ham under It lb.. 14Ho; over IS lbs., i4Hc; fanoy. lSc; picnic. lie; shoulders, lln dry salted sides, unsmoked, . 12c breakfast bacon, 16 Vic; bacon sides, iSV4o; backs, unsmoked, 124c; smoked, UVici butts, llfctrtfViC Lard Kettle leaf, 13He; steam rdndered, mc, tierce basis. ' Particularly Out The' old colored man had grown gray. In service. He had almost become tha cus todian of tha family secrets, as he wis ot the family silver. . ; Th married" daughter, who lived In a distant town, had coma home for, a visit. Callers were coming all day long, and old Pompoy was kept busy opening the floor and receiving tha visitors., One bright morning the ladles of the family went out for a drive. Just after they left the bell rang, and Pompey rec ognised in the caller a former dear girl friand of his young married mistress. "As-a the ladles In, Pompey f said tha young lady. , ""JNo, ma'am, theyse all out ma'am," responded the old retainer. tl ".. J,s . j ... 'Tm' io sorry I missed them," replied the visitor, handing tosher card. "I par ticularly wanted to ae Mrs. Bell." ' ' . "Tea, ma'am, thank ye, ma'am. They'se all out, ma'am, and Mrs. Bell is particu larly out, ma'am," waa . the reply that greeted her bearing aa the visitor opened the gate and the front door closed. Her Keen Intuition. I don't think m try any mora practical Jokes on my "wife. They don't pan out well. ; - ' Ton sea she has a habit of opening tha window to our room every night" As I us ally go to bed last, ahe depends on me to open it . Bometlmea t forget; It. and then there' av wild squabble. Frequently ah wake me up to the night and asks ma to s if It Is open. It I don't she nags at me UU morning. " -'."r A Bight or two ago I resolved to give her a bard scar. 1 rolled up a lot of old newspapers Into a lone bundle, and laid the) paokace down by tha wlndowv Of course, she was asleep and didn't bear me. Then I opened the window a little way and wept tatt bed. Bom time after midnight, Ah nudgad bm and said: s 'Jim, r sb . sure you "didn't open that window: irs like an vn in th.vrooau Set up and see." X got OP. want to the window, and thrsw tha aash as high aa tt would go. As X did so I gave a Uttl shriek and than tun: -my' eua-e down to th pave ment bstow, it ftrnck with 4 dull thud, and dodged behind th. curtain to await developments. . The room wa very dark and I couldn't See my wife but t heard her raise herself to a sitting posture. Then she spoke: Poor' old lm" aba quietly said; "be tumbled out. of the window In nl rag gedest nightshirt , What a spectacl h Will be when they And him In th morn lngr Then ah. toy down again and weatj, NtlMa Eho, 8tor.( North $4 in. I stood there shivering for a minute or two and then snsaked into bed. HE KNEW HER. , Mrs. Oabbelton (at the seashore) Must X keep my mouth closed while in the water? ; - ' , Oabbelton tea, it pos.lble. New Tork Press. ' POY8 WANTED. WANTED Two boys, age about IS years, ' for general work. Apply Blue Moun tain lc Co., foot of Pettygrove street, city. For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standardoTnthe world safes sold on easy payments: trade your old safe for a new on Norrt Safe Lock Co., Second and Stark st. ' - rurnltur wagon, trucks, hacks, coupe also 200 other vehicle., 200 sets harness 10V saddles. Tomilnson Mail, KU Washington street. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED A good business opportunity for a live, energetic mun with a few hundrod dollars as capital; handles his own money. .This will pay to look Into. Address Box 100, Th Journal. EXPERIENCED PROSPECTOR, with a good prospect in sight, wants $100 td de velop claims: one-third Interest will be given. Address V, H. Eddy, 51 id t., N. PERSONAL. MDME. II. E. ELY, Dermatologist, ma sage, electrlo treatments. 1.3H First st. MAPAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant, tolls past, present and future; 111 reaaine. it and rutur 2S1 Fifth st boo; dally. KNOW THE "FUTURE Consult Mrs Btevens, tSWMorrlson, room 1 Phone " front m.: READINGS, BOc. Snowdan Bathrooms, SfiOVi Waah,, room 1. Vapor baths, massage and "electric troatmenu., , " -i CLAIRVOYANT. i .i -imir sr.jL ins'i.r t 1 -. t " " " ' " " MRS. STEVENS, th leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advlc on all affairs of life; readings, S0o,, sflMi Mor rison St. ' ;- ' " . ' ". " ROOM AND BOARD. S5 eTsT TS?fiNf-PTea'sant front rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone Blue m. ROOMS FOR RENT. THE GRAND New management light ali-y room, baths, 3S7 Yamhill; tel. Hood 719. ,. FURNISHED ROQMS-Bath. tel. 3Si Tamhlllf near co'rl -'West Park. Plion Green 828. , THE BUB BANK, 34 Yamhtll-Well-fur-hUhed front rooms and board; also table board. THE LOCKWOOD, 851H Morrison . Furnished rooms; tranient. Phone Ore gon Botttb 60S. f - ' THE METROPOLE New management. ScT Stark: light, airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COtJRT-Brtck buUdlng: Steam heat, newly turnlshed. all Btark THE CASTLE S7J Wash.) rooms for gen tlemen; transient Tel. South 16L ROOMS vV ANTED, SEVEN OR EIOHT ROOMS, furnished; Sarlor. dlnlng-reora and kitchen end fly sdrooms. all furnished. Apply Box B, - Journal. - HELP WANTED MALE. LOGOER8: mlU and yard man: men and team.: wood-choppers: farm hands anil milkers; work of all kinds In and out of city for men and women: S0-da guarantee on every ticket. Call and ec CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AOENCT CSVk Morrison: branches, S47 Burnsld and SI North Third. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's t-ofr clothing and shoes. 734 N. Sd. Phone Green 428. .Orders promptly attended to HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only plac In Portland for good work: union batter. Boston Hat Company. St Fourth street; phon Black 1832. : - ,( MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Loan on City lot and lm- proved farms. W. A. Bhaw tt Co., 843 Btark Btret. W. A. HATHAUAY Money to lean. 10 washlngtotn Building. Phone Hood 413 PATENT FO.R SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H Interest In a valuable patented aspb'alt paving pro cess; has been operated Successfully. Address Bos Ul. Journal offloe. ' CONTRACTORS. FRANK S. CAMPBELL, carpenter and builder; repair work. W First street; phone Front IKS. WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Callfornln Wine De pot, P. Loratl. Prop. All kinds wine, to glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders, lit Fourth st Or. phone Main 761. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Business Agency. P- E. Bttdd. lit First St CARPENTER8 AND BUILDERS; John A. Melton, Carpenter and BuHdef. 807 Stark at.: office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing honsea Pbona Mala T47. - CAFES.' Th B.U Saloon, SS Washington .treet 'tf. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Th Railroad Cigar Store. aa Wash, et. . TEAS AND COFFEB. Halnee' Tea Store, Famou Fifth SU opp. Poatoffioe. Famou. MlaUato Tee. J : TRUNK FACTORY. Harris Trunk Cejrunks, vaUM,' aaW la. etc, m Morrison SL - - 7 . Advertise your, wants In paper thar goes to all the people. ' ' ATTORN IYS. Paxton, Beach a Simon, 610 Chamber of . vommerca. - Charl A, Lucas, Room 529 Chamber et Commerce..- Jam Oleason. and S Mulkey Building. A8SAYER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Aasayer and Analyut; gold dust bought. ZLH.. Stark sc. .. - BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreysrs, 07 Third atrmt. J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 440 Washington, Marks Shoe Stor. 21(3 Morrison St., near Srd. Agents Jenness Miller Bhoea. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balk Coll.nder Co.. 4 Third street. CHIROPODY AND MANICUR1N0. Wm. Deveny and Estells Deveny, 801 All.ky BX., 8d and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist, Knight's 8ho Stor,. 264 Waah, . Phon Hood 7s. :" CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolate and Bon Bona, BOO Washington st. W. J. Powell, Candle and Cigars, 420 Washington street. Henry Blumenauer, . Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington sL CYCLI8TS AND MACHINERY. B. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, Aiuer st. Phon. Red 1003. Sewing Machines and Bicycle., 333 Mor rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. aletal Skylights. Galvanlied Iron cor nice. J. C. Bayer, 26S Second st. Creameries. Ui Grande Creamery Company,, butter, eggs and cheese, 2114 XamhUl at. Phone, Ore. Main 77a Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc., '201 Burnld st. COAL AND WOOL. tegon i'uni Co., dcaiors In ujl kinds of coal and wood, M kiorrlson. Tanfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood. 80 3d st Phone Main SJ3 and Col. ITS. DECORATOR3. J. H. Mooretvouse A Co., wall puprs, M Washington street. DENTISTS. TilTTiani toy , C7"D "S.V room ' iJ 'XVasti Ington bldg.. Washington and 4th sts. I'heodor S, Thomson, 50-51 Washington bldg.. U'ashlngtou and 4lb stt Phont Hood 414. - " P. 8. LANGWORTHT. Room 7 and 8 Benson Building, fflU Aijrriaon .treat, near Fifth. ey. bid.. 3d and Vsh. Bt Phono Botith Ul J3 RES 3 M A 1C E RS. Mrs. E. J. Oliver. MUllnery Parloi.i, room 4ii5 Macleay bldg. JDRUGGISTS. J. P. 8. Plummer, 'Oi-L'OJ ad street. ttow &. Martin, (ith and Wash sts. Prank J. Strelbig, 3ii Wash, street Laue-Davls Drug Co.. 173 8d St. Phone (Hii ELECTRIC W0I1K3. PORTLAND Electrical Works Office, 382 Washington St. Western Electric Works. 305.. Wash, st PHYSICIANS AND 3URGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott, U year' xperl nc In disease, of women. Writ or call. Salmon st ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 21. Cam. bridge building. Phone Red 2954. Re.l dence Pink 126L ENGRAVERS. Hlck.-Ch.tten Engraving Co.fc Morri.on, between 1st and 2d sts. ' ... i EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnsld u ACME Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help free to employers. Phon North tMl. col, tn. - -. .'- .. FINANCIAL (auu.otw to loan at ft and 6 per cent Wm. i Beck. S21 Morrison st FURRIERS. The SUverfleld Fur Mfg. Co. 285 Morri son streat - i . i "i. if ' i 1 'i ' GROCERS. "tiressef"' Co-. W&i WaahV'streeT Owen H. Serpl A Co.. Fancy Orocerie. Ks- Merrlson trk - . . . . HAIRORESSXNQ- tyiANlCURINQ. pUri Hair Store. .KS Wash. et. up-to-dat hair drera. orflir.NTHAL SJSTERS - Wlg-maktng and manicuring. Hood tit, m.ruia St. room HAY AND GRAIN. WB Lauther. 110 North 3rd street, lime, shingles and cement. . v HOTELS. Howl Belvedere. European plan. Fourth and Alder streets. Emond HoteL Rates: Buropearr. fto to LM Pr day. Front and Morrison ata HOUSE FURNISHERS. T Sons, IT8-175 frlrst, as-iBB TanV. htlL BQtn rw" INSURANCE. puffer.- Burgard A Co-. 181 Wash. t PRiNTER-AND STATIONERY.! J. R- Rogers, lob printing, ta MorrUon, SLOT MACHINE1. AH Style: rpalrjog; phonographs, ; rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co 848 ... Washington St : t- . STATIONERY. The K'-"m Stationery Co., 307 Morrises James R. Ewlng, Booksellyr, T. MLC A Bid, 1 Fourth St, PorUand, Classified Advertising HAVE YOU A ANT ? r KOTtE 4 ; Jewelers. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, ate 4s Third street , , The L. C, Renrichsen Co,, Jewelers and opticians, 3S4 Washington street . The Q. Heitkemper Co., manufacturing - Jewelers Morrison St John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc., 287 Morrison street , anderburg Wateh House. 14W4 Id si. Laundries. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap. 31 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 43 N. Ninth at Tel. 410. : .LIVERY 8TABLES. Ifrasler A McLean '"UvenTftabte."1 Both phone 00. No. 200 to 208 6th .treet MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 11 S61H Morrison street MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE, Guitar. Mandolin and Banjo in struction. Pro! E. A. Smith, r.s. 234 Twelfth. Phon Brown tea, Fisher Music Store. Everything in Music. Phone. Red sgs. 1M Third St LADIES TAJ LOR! N 3. LAt)IES' tailor-made" suits: fancy em broldered and applique dresses and trimming. StephaVs. U Alder St M0NUMENT8. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 304 Third st Estimate on first class work and stock only. PAWN BROKErit. Unci Henry; tt North Third tret Portland Loan Office, Dan Mark, prop., 74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Brown 473, Unci Myera Jeweler. 143 3rd at PIANOS. -oui. Bros. Piano Co., 826 Washington St. PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. VyTooreTcrayoWand Oil Portraits Third and Washington Sta. ' PLUMBERS. Taylor at Stanton, plumbing and steam luting. 83 sixtr street REAL ESTATE. J. F. Comptoii: Phone 'Black W. 80j Washington SL The King Real Estats Association. 7H Chamber of Commerce. E. F. Riley, 603 Chamber of Comm.ro. Chaa. H. Koreti, r-ai e.tate and mortgagt loan. 251 Washington. Main 688. R. H. DUNN, real estats and flrancl. agent, No. 14 First street, Portland. Oregon. T RESTAURANTS. Morrfs'Tunch'and Coffee House. Belo w Imperial Hotel. Strouse' Ra.taurant. 323 Washington Et City Chop House and Restaurant, 13 Thirr 8t, N- OREJNTAL 8HOOTINQ GALLERY The lateet quartl.cope views, 83 3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFEP. C. O. Pick, office 88 First St, bet Start and Cak; pbone 5961 Piano and furnt ture moved and packed for shipping commodious fire-proof brick warehouse Front snd Clay sts. , Furniture, Piano and Safs Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olson, 128 Firs' ' ' A ' '' TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, Kit Tblrr street All makes of typewriter, toi rent. Supplies for ail machines. L. & M. Alexander A Co.. agents. TICKET OFFCIES. OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE, 14 Third street 35 to 120 saved to all points TAILORS. We call for, clean, pre, and deliver one suit each Week for 81.M) per month. 484 Washington St, Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 8 Third St., epp Chamber of Commerce, WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrl.tensen. wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh at., oorner Alder. Ernest Miller Co. Wallpaper and dee orations. 127 First St. " BANKS. , AN API AN BANK OF COMMERCE- With Which I amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA capital paid up .W.two.ooi Riurv. ....'. auuo.uu'- nvansacts a General Banking Business SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT arraunts opened, for sums of 810 and un IZVa and interest allowed on minimum ".nthly balances. Rates on application monthly -JJ Wa8HINOTON ST.. E. A. WYLD.. Manager. rinn A T1LTON. BANKERS LMV ESTABLISHED IN 1889, m-.naet a General Banking Business. ESSest allowed on time deposits. LnBSni made at all poinu on favor- w2 terms. Letters of credit issued available Europe and the Eaatern 3t.t-i?; Exchange and Telegraphic Trans . 81g5iirt on New York. Washington. Chi '22 St Lo"1"- Denver, Omahs, Ban lJioi and various points In Oregon. WMhlngwnV Idaho, Montana and Brftl.b iSange sold on London. Parla, BerUn, JtyJgVnd Hong Kong- " NTS NATIONAL BANK- v MERCAIpilTLAND, OREOON. , -ANK WATSON .prM!(,,n crANK WAiow r-resment f DURHAM ,-...,Vlce-Presldent r.LlUlU v uriTT .waanter L?'w HOTT Assistant Cashier lE?Wi:cTS A GENERAL BAN KIN U RANSACin guaiNESS. Onit.? y-x. Drafts ii parU ot the world. able nicttona a pwa'v. oia dut Co TNDOTTSANIFRANCISCO BANK, XdM,. Chamber j mini and Btark treeta mca. 68 Old Broad street. London. Head This hank transacts a general banking business, 1 mm la i. make loana. uwwjuni puia and utter ot credit available for trav and the purchaw ef merchandl WWW , mimra and tn any in CUT s.sam tur and tometle eaehange.- . v -t paid on time deposits, itaress pw" uiciusl u.n.J.. rTMTTED STATES NATIONAL- BANK - Transacts a General canaing Business, VDreftV avaUabl to all rttle of the : United Bute and Europe. PrlaenS.L..TTWERJW Vlco-President .............JACOB kamm Cashier t,,,...... Mil.t-c.it O. M. ROSENDALE, M. E.&CE, 818 Oregon! nn Butldtng. Portland. Or., re ports on mines and mining property ef every description. Assays and analysis; lowest rates. Correspondence solicited. Met WaatM, per Dm, . . e f-aptoysMM Waetoa, Bar Uae. M E?r "flH." Ha. . TT WsjmmL Reeas, ear Haa. .. .. Prtals, per Uae, . a r mmtm, pmr una. east SOUTH Depot Fifth and I Streets. Leave. Ai ri v I OVERLAND EX 8:30 p m 8:30 am (Press tra.inb.hw tor eaiem. hom- burg.A.hland. Sao- ramento. Ordan.l7:M flk 1 lave, lob Angeles, El Paso, New OrH leans ana tne Kaat At Wo o d b u rn (dally except Sun day), morning train connects with train for Mt Angel. SIM verton. a r s m n a. wail Cl.-A.!, - f , BfllllUTIU, and Natron, and Albany Local for Mt Angel and BU verton. 4:00 p m T:80 a m '14:50 pm Albany passenger ..h:18 a i iCorvalllspasaengsrlHiS p aa airw... paseeng.ri i:ss a i Dally. Dally except Sunday. l , Rebate tickets on sale between PwrV land, Sacramento, and Ban Franoltvce. Net ,? rate H7.S0 first-class and 814 second-class. Second-class include sleeper: first-oiaea Iocs net - ..Rates and tickets to Eastern points and FHIPP.- A10 Japan. CHINA. HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can to ob talned at Ticket Offloe, Ka. 164, aonef -Wrahtngton and Third, TAMHTLL DmSXQN. ' Passenger Depot, foot ot Jeffersofi St. Leav Portland dally 1:80 a. av, 13:1 1:66. 8:38, 4:40, 1:23. 8.30 p. m. Dally cept Sunday. 1:30, 8:40 a. m.. 1:01, UM p. m. Sunday only, I a. m. Arrive Poitland eally. -8t8a,. M:M Sb IB4 " 1:35, 8:10. 4:3a. 81I8. T.-etl lop. m. Dally -except Sunday, 8:35, 1:30, 18:64 a, m.t ex- . cent Monday, 11:40 a, m.; Suaday only, iO.Oi a. m. " -. , : Leave for Datlaa dally except Sunday, . V06-p. m. Arrive Portland 1:30 a. m. 1'a.senger train leavee Dallas for Air)! Mondaya, Wednesdays and Fridays at t:6l . p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday a Exeept Sunday. . , t W V. A. BCHILUNQ, R. . MILLZR, City Tkt Agt Oan. Frt. A Pass, Agf. ' TIME CARD 0FTRAINS - PORTLAND : Dmart. Arrtva North Coast Llmlted...3:oo p. m. T:00a.m, Twin City Express... ul 40 p sa. .Mp.m. Kansas City and St . Louis Special I:3S a. m, 11 : P, Sft Puget Sound Limited. 3:38 a. sa. 1;4S p. an, Take the Puget Sound Limited tat Olympla. South Bend and Greys Harbor points. All trains dally. Four trains dally to Tacoma and Sasutle, Three through to tne Kast mm V JAAXVU W.T. Asst Oeaeral Pa, AyLg. n street Portland, Or. KS Morrison Snonxii!(I3 UfttONPAClHC THREE TRAINS DAILY , ' ' . FOR ALL POINTS BAST UNION PSPOT. emflAOd-PORtXAMD SPECIAL. For the East vU Hunt- Inrtnn Leav. Arrtvev tins Dally . , rwssr "SPOKANE-FLYER For Eastern Washing ton, Walla Walla. Lew t.ton. Coeur d'Alene and W:Upa Duy Ot, Northern points. ATlTiCEltPREtJ8.tt:M pm 8:18 an t or tne Kaat via jaunt- juauy DaUjr ington. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULER , IQlOOttN itASMI sou-, ini FOR SAN FRAN- From CISCO. . Alns M rm, US. Columbia worth e:wPns April 7. 17, 37. Dock ; ' . 1 - , S3. Geo. W. Elder , 8:00 pm . ' s , April 8, 13. 33. ' f - FOR ASTORIA ' and g:0O pm 6:80 pn- " way points, connecting Dally Dally with str. for Ilwaco and ax Sun ex Sua . North Beach, str. Has- gat W alo. Ash street dock. p. m ' FOR CORVALLIS snd :4iam 6:00 pn way points, ateamer Mon Tu,, Ruth, Ash street dock. Weo, - Thura rWater permitting.) Frt. Sat FOR DATTON. Oregon Mod ern 3.00 yvC. , City and Yamhill River ToeaUV Mon- ' point, tr. Modoc. Asa Thar - Wed., ' street dock. Sat. FrL . , (Water permitting.) V' . '-' ;-f TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephon. Malm 713. - - PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. ..: t. ' For Yokohama and Hongkong, oalUng at Kb be. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamer for Ma, nila. Port Arthur and Vladivostok. For rate and full Information call on or address ofllcials or agents of tk X R, N. Ca - , ; ,ci;i;--: ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d st TL Oak 78. Ves sels and machinery at all kinds 4k signed. BARBERS. Joseph Reidel, S&3 Morrison st , Fullllove 4s Moore. 3S2 Waahingtasv a . Bare. MS Ftftk str 8. ' Brownings Navajo Herb and Vine Roots -for Dandrtuff and taUlnaj hair. ISO lat BARBERS SUPPLIES. Q. N. W. Wilson A Co.. 80 6th at. leading barbera' eupply bouse PaoUW Csaat LEWIS STENOER Barber Supply Coi- Grinding ot all sharp edge tools a spe . dalty. 181- Flret St -- BRIDGE-CONTRACTORS. Smyth 4k Howard Co., 813 Chamber ef Commerce.- s-r: - . ';--v.:?,'5s,';f BICYCLES. : . - Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. 1 TECHNICAL f trrrTrr fcn.booiabi-''n"--'.