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r a' bUe QUESTION Discussed by Citizens I on botn oioes oi S. the River; : r-t fh discussion, of th matter J tag th draw bridge arog..th.in mett miver for- tore ; hour actr W witt argued throughly by. both Jdef th mooting called by Captain Langfitt lata veaterdav afternoon. to and th controversy ' and ttav theHLoj, trhn ther wr nine for Very re inattr decided wr tn dOpar linent Thi question wa brought op .Try th East Sid ImproriMnt Xan tb East BMo jopl ar tlii n affected by th delay In crowing th bridge. Tbj alls bUv that property on that aid of the river 1 depredating" to valu bcaue of the delay m often caueed to ' baslnea men there In reaching their , placs. of business on thl eld. Beal Stat tnen amy that house on thai aid of the Hver rent at price front It to 110 lower than , on tha aid and ar. taken then only when they cannot to eurd W the 'city proper. "y jv Th tasm men bellsve that more damag would result to In having; tt dmw closed for ah hour at a m than could . poBalbly ome v to tne foot passengers and railway -companies a. CL Campbtf of th Cltjt Suburban Railway preeented a plan for th rogttla. tku of the draw system, which be' cput aider would the least discommode th team era and traveling pun"- A toe morning hour la most Important on ac count of the working alas having te b at their place of business at a certain time, be suggested that from 6:55 to 7:28 the draw remain closed. A f noon the, draw la not often used. SO no strict regulation waa suggested for . that and for the evening trafflo he named the time at l;6e to 8:10, the draws then to b opened for five minutes, then closed agalq for IS minutes. This plan was variously discussed, especially the point aa to what a. steamer should .do If It had to pass the three draws and had only five mln utof . time. " ' lit. Mohler of th 0. .B. A N, Co. said that a areat deal of taurine for the steamship companies would be lost by th boats, being delayed for a length of time In the rtvr. Their Interests ar great aa they handle the mall and a great many passenger. Jn high water ItM unsafe for boat to anchor and they would simply have to remain in active In the water. Joseph Buchtel spoke as a representa tive of the East Side Improvement Com pany said saldi "I consider that It will work a hardship on th steamship com panies, but when you aum up the dift ferenoV ln the traffic op and down th river and across th river there is no comparison between th two. Th popu lattoa o the East -Side Is almost equal to that on the other and should receive consideration. It seems that the steam ship companies should give two and One half hour out of th St They ar tak ing tho same stand In this a they did when tho bridges ware built At that time not a aingl pilot or captain but oppoeed th act . , Bom one suggested that th steamer should arrange . to lower their smoke stacks by having them made with joints, as do the steamers on the River Thames. but th impracticability of this was shown by T. B. Graham, of tho O.G. T. Co.,, wbo said- that th lowest 'pilot house, .measured from 29 to 85 feet from tb water, and Morrison-street bridges ih1W water was but M feet and S in ches above th water and thl was only for one month in the year. He also Stat, ed that the steamers do not keep the Mrtw open more than four hours per day.-. Letter from Captain Crane, Johnson, Sherman, Allyn, Scammdn and Anderson, of th Whit Collar Line, were read and placed on file. - A suggestion was made by Mr. Mohler that th bridge be raised so the draws war not necessary and O. W. Taylor, Of the East Side, suggested that th bridge would then reach to Third street on the West Bide and thus cut off an Important part of the--city. He mads an earnest appeal for th dosing of the draw. ' Others who spoke were Mr. Eealey, of til Wait Collar line: Jamas Qood and Captain "White. vTh entire discussion was taken down and will b forwarded to Washington to to settled. M'KINLEY POSTAL CARDS: -Th Postofflc Department ha been bavins a hard tin with 1U new postal card, on Which th head Of President MoKinley constitutes th stamp. It does n6t seem, say the New York Post, as If would bo difficult to make a steel engraved portrait of th late President, -with his fairly regular profile and char acteristic eyebrows and hair, satisfactory for, thl purpose; but the Bureau of En graving and Printing struggled with It In vain for son time. The card would have been issued month ago but for this detail. - . Th first portrait waa a round, rather snug-looklag full face, which, strange to say, Mr. MoKinley liked best himself. The second waa a profile, with a fore head that receded so as to reduce seri ously th diameter from front to back and to giv th top of h bead th effect Of ft truncated cone. A peculiar line lent to th mouth also made th whole strong ly Suggestive of William J. Bryan a type a unlike MoKlnley's a" could well be 'conceived. A third, trial resulted In -a . prdfll In wblch the rouAdhess of Mr. M Klnley head was well brought out the stronger: line of his feature were em phasised, and the engraving was clearer, though coareer, than In cither of its pre decessors. This last attempt will doubt less be approved-and furnish tho stand ard card, for the coming scries. ; v ?i - : v auosianuai. v Newsd-Thls Is th first: bread I Mrs. ver tried to make. dear. . . .. fNewed-fWell. you couldn't have ; made a better' taiiJj-tVe onld ;bpiett. ? "bakery and 'build up a fortune on a foundation lit BIffl Conditions .Depressed ;oh; Account of i;Su Election. " Slaoa. Monday -was election day., ther were no transfers of real estate- entered for record.. People" generally war mot Interested In seeing- to It that their favor ite. '.candidates, -were balloted .for than they Wer te fflxtng'thetf; signature to 'eoiTtW' ''I rcstataVA.fakn fefW-teofde of : Tuesday,;;' showed if otal W-fSUHU There 1 soma Interest in noting these" In detail. There rer oight. of less tbaa Lot U 1Q block 13j ting's Second Ad dition, sold to A. St. Crowley fof $600. Another IC00O saio was that of John J. Mxn-gan and i WtTe to the ' Pactno Coast Abstra4StOlWJ.Ja : si Trust . Company for, lots I and , blocs; 1 th Murhard Tract Th same lot was sold previously by SW1 Man Held aad.wlf to John J. Morgan fotf 1000. Th King Real EsUt Association sold lot l7Tbloclc H " W King Second Addi tjon. for $2000. ; Another: KiDOt sale, was re corded yfrom Hlran Hall , and wlf to Benjamin Hall, of acreage". Iot 11 block SmltVs Subaddltiott, was' disposed of for nooo. iJots :4, 6 block t, Central Alhlnai-rtilor.HQOi f-v -'- ' On Saturday the mortgag release ex ceeded the mortgages recorded In valos by, ekaUy. 306, which ooVs encourag- Amohg' other Imp'roVement may b noted the erection of! tWo-'twoHrtcfy d wel Ung by -eecrgo Shearer, at th comer Of East Sixteenth and Betaiont streets, to cost taoo. , I:- " - Bundliir permit weri recorded Tuesday to th amount of $3100. A conservative dealer . aaysi that h does not believe that the present depres sion can last very long. It has been said that whhth "fair" planing mill ma terial so essential to builders Is exhaust ed that they will find .It very difficult M treceed, unless the boycott Is lifted. A depression that is forced is unnatural, and there ar those Who argue that, this being ac ta nd mast bom soon Cer tainly all Would wish that Sonne, happy solution may be found for the differences existing between the employer and th employed, so that building operations may go on unmolested. -v" MONMOUTIi PRESIDENT. Th new president of. Monmouth Nor mal School wm be sasted at the annual meeting 5 be held June 17 at Monmouth. A number of applications have been re ceived by Secretary Butler, but hon have aa yet been officially discussed. Among those named for' th ptaos ar Professor' BeasTer of, the Jnrvrslty of Oregoii; the president of "the Tacoma High School; J. M. Martlndale. City Superintendent of Albany Public Schools, and several educators of thl city. 3, B. V. Butler of Monmouth has been sug gested for the place,, but refuses to con sider the matter at all. He Is now sec retary of the board of regents and' of th faculty and librarian of th school. The position Is considered as one of the best In th tat. as Monmouth takes th lead In rank among the normal school of th atata . LAST VOTES Irimari Knifed by Mem bers of the Sawmill men's Union. Several well-known union men ar au thority for th statement that members of th Sawmillmen's Unions -representing about 80 men. met the other night and decided not to support Inman for Mayor. Yesterday various members of the or ganlsatlonwere pleased at what they be lieved to be his defeat. Speaking of the matter today a busi ness man said: "It Is an established fact that Inman has always been a friend of the laboring man, -and be is one himself. Th great trouble with eome tabor organisations 1 that they, dotft snow what they want The Oregonjan will roast them and th very next mlnnt they will act upon whatever suggestion tt makss." This Opportunity Will sooa be gone.' ' Therefore, Im prove It now, Full lots la Jyanhoeva 50x100, $125 to $soo each; monthly payments. . Ivanhoe Is reached by two car lines. It overlooks the city, has wide streets and alleys, and good people occupy its beautiful homes. No other spot offers superior advantages. . See . , COMPTON & GIBSON aoa Washington St. PROPOSAL FOR WOODEN DRY DOCK. - Port of Portlsnd. No. 668 Worcester BJock, Portland, Or. . Sealed proposals will be. received end opened on June it, iwa, at p. bl, at tne above office for a floating wooden dry dock of five sections, according to plans and specifications prepared by James B. til ae well, consulting earineer, jjeaier- norcon uuuuiur, imuu,, r -,,-f n on ills In th office of th Port of Port land. ' , . ' . . . ' A certified check of tiOO, drawn to th order of the Port of Portland, must ac company' the application for plana, which check will be returned to the . drawer upon the return of the plans and speciS- cations to the undersigned. ' A oertuiea cneca xor 10 percent 01 me amount of the bid must accompany each bid, auaranteelMr that the bidder will en- Her Into, a contract satisfactory to th Port of Portland, and give bona Tor tn faithful performance should the contract beawarded him. The right to reject any Or all bids Of to-walv .defects : reserved. ' Piand.' necificalioni -and-' rnW Informa tion can.i ootatneo oy apptying to ":'W' 'K?y:': JB.JT. a STEVENS. Clerk of the Board. - NEW TODAY Woodstock! - Woodstock! ; r Woodstock! IS : Vf A-ets foo feet squars tit all . . . part of - Woodstock! s We wOt bnlld torypa. ' You can pay In IN5TAUilEWs: Portland Trust Co. OP OREOON. 109 THIRD ST. Lots $550 Each Belmont and East 23d Street TILTOM'S ADDITION' Choice lets $5$o each and " " upwards. Small cash payment and the balance in monthly Installments. , If you purchase in Til ton'4 Addition and wish to build, we will loan you the money at5lx per cent, repayable in easy pay- . meats. title Guarantee & Trust Co. 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce : around floor. Fourth Street side "Santee Bill" Warren Gets a New Lease of Life. (Journal Special Service.) SEATTLE, -June 1 -After year "Santee Bin" Warren, "one of th fa mous Indian scout of Custer time, believes he is soon to see th daugh ter he had mourned as lost " In 1872 "Santee," whose real name I W. J. Seymour, and hi wife separated. They had a daughter, Alice, to whom ber father was devoted. The child waa to go with its mother, and it was hard for "Santo Bill" to lose her, but Jae al ways cberiahed the hope of having her with htm again. Recently "Santee" read the nam of Dell Lampham in a Seattle report of th trial of John Consldlne f or the murder of Chief of Police Meredith of Seattle, Hi wife's maiden name was Lamphant. and the report reminded htm that he had a nephew of that name. Correspondence developed the fact that Dell Lampham was really that nephew. "Santee" went to Seattle. He met his nephew and his own wife's brother. "Do you know where your daughter Alice is?" sked the brother. "Santee" was for a moment too as tonished to speak. Finally, trembling with emotion, he cried out: "Do you mean to say that Alio is alfver' "Of course she is, and married. Her husband 1 a newspaper man somewhere In the Pacific Northwest.". Mow, going from town to town through out the great Northwest "Santee 11!" la wandering In search of the daughter he had longed for so many years to see. The news that she is still alive has lifted 10 years from him. Fourteen ugly scars tell th story of "Santee Bill's" strenuous life on the trail. Most of them were received while he was campaigning with Custer, th yellow-hatred chief. Among Coster's splen did band of scouts none will have greater fame than "Bill." Ther was no mis sion too dangerous for this "keen-witted plainsman, no Indian trail so hot that h shrank from following it up to th edge ef th fire-lit circle: 'Santee" still wears a medal bearing thl inscription: i PKMENTKli TO W. j. BBTMOUR l : ' "SANTEB BILL") : : BT GEORGE A. CUSTER. ' : NOV. 27i 1868." : The medal was received for gallantry during th engagement of Washita.. When the massacre of the Llttl Big Horn occurred. In June, U7& "Santee" Waa carrying dispatches from Custer to General Alfred Taylor on Tongue River. Although well along lit ' year th old scout Is still In perfect health and ac tive of body ad mma, H l still a splendid specimen of a man, of the type that is faat dying out even In th Wert. The new directory Just Issued by th Columbia Telephone Company shows Ithat Bubicrlnnons recevied for The Journal - -7..- -1 - r.j. . r- LOST D&UdHTCR at any of B. B. Rich' dgar siorea. , Queer Story of a Cin cinnati Maiden. ' (Journal Special Service.) J SEATTLE. June tIn the Seattle Gen eral KoeplUl Mls Adelaide NeUen is undergoing a serious operation for ap bsndioltla Miss JWeilen Is only a' young girl and I far from ber borne and friends,: 8h to a member of a promi nent ClnclnnaU family who opposed her marriage to Charles F. Llndsey, a young attorney of that city. . a Finding that she must either leave bom of ftv (P her lover. Miss Neilen came to Seattle and procured employ ment jn the exchange of the telephone company. Her parent are abroad and know nothing of their daughter's illness, though her fiance, the young attorney, has been noticed". and is on hi way to Seattle, and If Miss Nelten recovers from th critical operation they will be mar. ried and make their home here. Between Friends. Helen Young Boftlelgh proposed to we last week. H ought to hare known be forehand that I should refuse him. Mattle-rm sure he did, dear Tit-Bit. - NOTICE8. Ths O. A. H. Memorial Day committee will meet on Sunday, June 8. at I p. m., in room VIS. Oregonlaa btiildlng. to euuit bills for expenses ef Memorial Day. Per. sons having bills against ths committee should present them before that Urns to H. ButclilTe, VTt Alder street. PART" TAKING WHEEL from Orego-' nlan building. Monday, between 4:30 and I p. m. Is known; return same to Roy Richardson, Ms Secondj no quetiens asked. ...'.:; BOYS WANTED. WANTED Si good boys on th East Side for Journal routes. Apply 289 Tam il! 11. Journal omo. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard of th . Wrld; safes sold on sasy payments; trad your old saf for a hew one. N orris Sat Lock Co.. Seeond and stark ate. Furniture wagons, trucks, backs, coupes; also 200 other vehicles, 'iSa sets harness, luu saddles. Tomiinson tt Mali, all Washington street. - - - BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED A good, business opportunity for a Uve, energetic man with a few hundred dollars a capital; handivs his own money. This will pay to look Into. Address Uo 100, The Journal. . PERSONAL. MDMB. H. E. ELY, Dermatologist, mas sags, electric treatments. 1V4 First St. MADAM JOHNSTON, ClalrvoVant. tell past, present and future; lit reading, Wei daily, HI Fifth St. Snowden Bathroom, tmi Wash., room 1 Vapor baths, : massage and electrio trsatments. . CLAIRVOYANT. MRS, STEVENS, th leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives -reliable advtoe on all affairs of life; readings, wc XUtt Mor rison SL . ',js.V - RPOM AND 5Pj-, 634 EAST aITkkS fTpieasant front rooms, with board-; gas, bath; telephone Blue Me, ROOM8 FOR RENT. 4 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished front rooms; ail conveniences; suitable for one or two gentlemen. THE ROSS am 1st., Cor. Salmon: ele gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone Red 1WL - FURNISHED ROOM8-MW 1st t., eoft Tamhlll; transient solicited. TeL Brown 881. THE GRAND New management; light, airy room, baths. 387 Tamhlll; tel. Hood 719. FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, tel. 3U Tamhlll, near cor. West Park. Phone Green 628. THE BUR BANK. 3 Tamhlll Well-fur-nlehed front rooms and board; also table board. , THE LOCK WOOD, S61H Morrison t. Furnlshed rooms; transient Pbons Ore gon Boutb 606. THE METRO POLE New management. 365 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT Brick building; ateam heat, newly furnished. SUVs Stark. THE CASTLE J72 Wash,; rooms for gen tlemen; transient. Tel. South 76L HELP WANTED MALE.' LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and teams; wood-chopper: farm hands and milkers; work of all kinds In and put of city tor men end women; to-day guarantee on every ticket Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AOENCT C6H Morrison; branches, 147 Burnslde and 61 North Third. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's csst-off clothing and shoes. 7S4 N. td. Phone Green 428. Orders promptly sttended to. PATENT. FOR BALE. FOR SALE, at a sscrifice, Interest in a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. Addrsss Bos 1ft. Journal emce. CONTRACTORS. FRANK S. CAMPBELL, carpenter and buiiaer; repair work, . M First street; phone Front WINE OEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Callfornla Wine De pot P. Loratl. Prop. AH kinds wine, So rlass. Ftns wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for oooks, walkers and bartenders. 148 Fourth St Or. phone Main 751. FOW SALE KAt, ESTATE. REAL Ette snd i. .OcneraJ uslnes Agency. D- E. BudeV, ll First Sy CABPENTER8 AND SUILDEhf, Jibn A. Meltoa, Carpenter J:uTldsf; SOT Stark t-s efflce and store fixtures built and romodW ttrtnar ana re patrlng house Phon Mala T4T. CIOAR8 AND TO SAC SO. Tfco Rallrsa Ugar Store. KM Wash, oc TEAS jND COFFEE. Hatnes' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe xs Fifth St, opp. Postofflos.j , . , , . v Advertise ytV trsiit In paper that rtfcs ATTORNEYS. Pas ton. Beach 4 Simon, 1 Chamber of Commero., . -i -y vA, : , -; Charles A. Lucas, toon tit Chamber f Cenunerce. . -..-v- ..- 2:. " 4 ' '" James Gleason. t and I Mulkey Building. A88AYIR AND ANALYST. Paul . Baumet. Assayer and Analyslst j gold dust bought 228 Stark St IT BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyers, tt Third st" t. Sanger, Bepatr Shop. Washlngtoa. Th Nelson Shoe Store, Qf& North M st Mark Sho Store, 26S Morrison st., near Sd. Agent 4enneas Miller BUces. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balk CoUender Co., 4 ' Third t. . tA- 's... .f CmROPObY AND MANlgllRlNO Wm. Deveny 1 and . Eitell Deveny, 301 V Alisky Buig4 Third and Morrison. L Mitchell, Expert Chiropouist. Knlsht's Shoe Store, 2i Wauhington St. Phone Hood MeV- : CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman. Chocolates and Bon Bons, 330 Washington at W. J. Powell, Candies and Cigars, 420 Washington st Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con. foctioner, 430 Washlngtcn st. CYCttrrsWDyMACHINiRYv"' E. P, Keenan, Columbbiir Hartford and Vldctte Bicycles, Vlrst st Phone Red 1S4. ' . - - v -4r- Sewlng Machines and Bicycles, Hi Mor rison street- . CORNICES- SKYLIGHTS. Metal' SkyllgntsT Galvanised -Iron Cor nloes. j. Cr Bayer, -btoond t ; " CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery-Company, butter, eggs and cheese. 84 Yamhill st Phone Oregon' Mala ,17. ' . . a ; in, 1 1 Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc.. Mil Burnslde st COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of coal and Wood, 844 Morrison st Bsnneld-Veysey Fuel Co1., dry flat wood, to Third at phone Main a and col. 878, t 0 ECO R AT 0 RS. E. H. MoorehotSss 4s Co., wall papers, S07 Washington st. DENTISTS. 8. M. Hamby, D. D. 8., room 8 -Washington Bldg.L Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8. Thompson. 60-S1 Washington wiag., vvasnington an ourin sis. rnone nooa 414. P. S. Langworthy, rooms 7 aad t Benson funding, 281U Morrison street near irth. Hlckey At Hlckey, rooms 817 to 819 Dekum bldg., Sd and Wash. sts. Phone South 81. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. J.' Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 405 Macleay Bldg. DRUGQI8TS. O. P. 8, Plumr.sr, iflp-m Third st Row A Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank 8trelblg, S42 Washington t."-Laue-Davis Drug Co., 175 3d st. Phone 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portlsnd Electrical Washington st Works Office, 392 Western Electric Works, tl& Wash. st. HAT MANUFACTUHER8. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place in Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Black 1832. ... PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora.C. Talbott, 15 years' experience In diseases of women. Write or call. 308 Salmon st. ELECTRICIANS. Arthur Tf Walker, room 21 CBmbrldye Bulldlnr. Phone Red 2964. - Residence, Pink 1261. ENQRAVER8. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving- Company, Mor rison, between First and Second sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st Acme Employment Bureau, 1SS Morrison. Help free to employer. Phone North 2381. Columbia 2S7. FINANCIAL. 8300,000 to loan at 6 and 6 per cent. Wm. Beck, 821 Morrison st. FURRIERS. The Stlverfleld Fur Mfg. Co.. 285 Morri son st. GROCERS. F. Dresser A Co., 840-342 Washington st. Owen H. Serple & Co., Fancy Groceries. 863 Morrison st H A IRQ R E 8 S I N O, M A N I C U R l N O, Paris Hair Store, 308 Washington st, up-to-date hair dressers. Rosenthal Bisters Wlg-makine and man icuring. 100 Fifth st. Hood 614. HAY AND GRAIN. W. B. Lauthers, 110 North Third st.j Lime, Shingles snd Cement. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth and Alder sts. Eemoud Hotel. Rates: European, 60c to 8L60 per day. Front and Morrison sts. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpet, - Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See I. Cav orts A Sons.. 173-175 First, JlS-225 Yamhill- Both phones 804. INSURANCE. Buffer, Burgard St CO.. 231 Washington st. BDIMTFR AND STATIONERY t. R. Rogers, Job Printing. 323 Morrison. SLOT MACHINES. All alFIVits 1 viii k""'V aii ipv" Vords. Transcontinental Machine Co., SIS Washtngton st. w m . .. .. ukn Iwtn nhnnnora m STATIONERY. Jh KUhaai Stlonery Co.,-M7 Mortise a sire 1. . me R. Swing, Bookseller. T. JX C. A.' eisifiedl M". if titvr vnn 1 vsiti "thpn tell op it - JEWELEA&. BedmtBroa, Diamonds, Watehe. t&; The L. c. Henrtchsen Co., jewslerg and opticians, 24 Washington st , ' The O. Heltkemper Co., ' manufacturing Jewelers, tat Morrison st John A. Beck, watches, ' diamenda, tw 307 Morrison st Vanderburg Watch House. 140ft Third t LAUNDRIES. ean Towels Daily. Comb, brush, ioao. l per month. Novelty Supply Co.. 42 N. Niom st Tel. 41 . LIVERY 8TABLES. Frailer 4k McLean Livery Stable. . Both phones 99. No. 200 to 206 Fifth st MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room It, SSlft Morrison st. - " MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Flute, guitar, mandolin and banjo In-1 structlon. Prof. E, A, Bmlth, residence 1U Twelfth. Phone Brown dS. Fisher Music Store. Everything In music Phone Red 863. - 180 Thiru st LADIES' TAILORI.NQ. Lsdlss tailor-mad suits; fancy embroid ered end applique dresses and trimming. Stephan's, 268 Alder st .MOWyMENTSv,.; Otto Schumann monumental fend build ing work, 20 Third et. Estimates on first-class work and stock only. PAWN"" BROKERS. Uncle Henry, 43 North Third t,; Portland Lean Oflice, Dan Marx, prop., 74 Third st, near Oak Phone Brown 47. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 14J Third st PIANOS. Soule Bros, Plsno Co.. 328 Washington st PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Waahlnston sts... PLUMBERS. Taylor - A Stanton, plumbing and steam titling, is Sixth st REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 701 Chamber of Commerce. J. F. - Compton. Phone Black 129. 201 Washington st ' The King Real Estate Association. 723 Chamber of Commerce. ' E. F Riley, (01 Chamber of Commerce. Chas. H. Korelf, real estate and mortgage loans. 2U Waahlngton. Mais 88. RESTAURANTS. Moms' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strous' Rutanrant, 22 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant. 13 Third St. N. . ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest auartlsoope views, 88 -Third at STORAGE AND TRANSFER, C. O. Pick, office 88 First st, bet Stark and Qak; phone 696. Pianos and furnl. ture moved and . packed for shipping; -commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. .... ....... Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olson, 128 First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter. 121 Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. & M. Alexander sV Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third t; $5 to 820 saved to all points. TAILORS. Ws call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for 11-00 per month. . 433 Washington st Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third st, oppo site Chamber of Commerce. TRUNK FACTOt.Y. Harris Trunk Col. " trunks! valises, saich els. etc. '-1 Morrison 8t WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrlstenssn, wall . papers, and painter. 141 Seventh St., corner Alder. Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper apd deo oratlons. 127 First st BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which IS amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up .18.000.000 Reserve , 1.000.00 Transacts a general banking business. 8A BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of 810 and up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balance. Rates on application. 244 Washington at E. A. WYLDi Manager. LADD A TILTON, BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1858. Transact a general banking businesa Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favor able terms. Letters of Credit Issued avail able In Europe and the Eastern States. Sight exchange And telegraphic trans fers sold on New Tork,-Washing-ton. Chi cago, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha, ' San Francisco and various points In Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. '.''" . . .. Exchange sold on London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort snd Hong Kong. : .,. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK- . PORTLAND, OR. J. Frsnk; Watson .......President R L, Durham ...............Vice-President r, W. Hoyt ..Cashier Geo W. Hoyt .... ..."..... Assistant Cashier Transacts general banking United States Depositary, Drafts and letter of credit Issued avail able to all parts of the . world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO BANK. if On I T aJ . Chamber of Commerce jBulldlng, Xhlr4 . and Stark atreets. v.t. Head office, 58 Old Broad street. London, n-ki. vnk. transacts a general bankin business, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters cun hwicbii tor irmv elersi and ths purchase of merchandise ia any city of th world. .Deals In foreign and domestics sxchenga. h Interest psld on time deposits. i-; i, W. A. MACRAE. Manager. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY to Loan n City toto and ln E roved farms. W., A. Shaw A Co S43 tark Street , . W.'A. HATHAWA yt-Moiev t loan. It Waahlngtotn Building. Phone Heod 418. O. M. ROSENDALE, M. E.&CE. 14 OregonlaO Building, Portland, Or., to port on mines and mining property of Cvery description. Asvs snd analysts; jwest rates. Correspondence soUciteU. fletp Wsnted, per Sac, v e cmnoyatM WmM4, per line, ror Kent, per Has, ..- 4 Pereon.1., per lie . . . Z U Per Smte, par lin, ..... wUaannaeeapplkaUea. YU SOUTH Depot Fifth and ' Leave. j streets. Arrrva iPVERLAKD. EX PREB8 TRAINS, 1:30 p m 8:3a a m n;S a nt . ror naiem, ? ose-i burg.Aahland, Sac ramento. - OfliMI. 7:00 p San Francisco, M0-1 Jav. Loa ' Angeles,1 El Paso. New Ur-1 leans and the East at wo a b u rn (daily except Bun-I omyh morning train connects witn train for Mt. Anret. Sil-1 jvertda, Brewns-f and Natron, and, a many Local tori - ' 4:00 p m 7:30 a m !4:SO p m Mt. Ansel and SU Iverton. -. : , Albany naaannti 110:10 a ra Corvallis passenger 18:50 p as nenaan passenger lis:a a as ; Daily. HDaUy except Sunday. " Rebate tickets 'on sals' between port.' land. Sacramento and San Francisco. Net rates 817.60 nrst-class and 814 second -elaae. Becond-class Includes sleeper; arst-clasat Rates and tickets to Isstern pofnttrand Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA. HON O- -LULfJ snd AUSTRALIA, Csn .be ob tained st Ticket Office. No. 254, oornst Wrahlngton and Third. - f TAMHILi DIVISION. ; ' 1- " Paasenger Depot foot of Jefferson St, v Portland dally 7:20 a. m., 11:80, ' 1:68. : 4 40 8:28. S.3 p. nv Daily ex cept 8undy, 8:30, 8-40 a. m.. 6:04, 11:80 p," m. Sunday only. 3 a. w. , . Arrive Pott land daily. :, 10:M sV m.f 1:33, 3:10. 4:30, 8:15. 1:U, 1ft p. m? Daily5 . except Sunday, 1:35, 1:80, 10:60 a, nvr ef 7 cept Monday. U:40 a. m.; Sunday oaiy. ' 19.0S a, tn. . . .- - Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday. 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:38 a. saf Passenger train leavea Dallas for Airlle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:6 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday a, eaespt Sunday. , K A. SCHILlcINo'. " R. B. MILLER, City Tkt Agt Oen. Frt 4k Paso. Agt. TIME CARD I I1F TRAINS PORTLAND Deoart. ' Arrlv- North Coast Limited.. J:00 p. av ': a. m. Twin City Express.. 11 JO p. m. 8:20 p. a. . Kansas City and St . Louis Special ....... 848 a m, 11:10 P, ta.' Puget Sound Limited. 8:28 a ray. 6:4s p. so. Take the Puget SoundLhnlted ' fo OlympUu South Bend and Cray Harbor points. AH traina dally. Four .train dally to Tacoma and Seattle. Thro through to th East A. D. CHARLTON " Asst Qenarsi pass. Agt, tSS Morrison street roruana. urn. ODFfiOT .SHOIrLiraa TirTwattw fit atswitii ...... SUItT " 1 I WlOOtCM. nsnJ I v V J J v-.-v kigJ( I t I I i y:ua Amj ijrtiurtJb'AUariu 1 - . THREE TRAINS DAILY " FOR ALL, POINTS EAST, t TJNION DEPOT. kLeave. Arrivo. I:M Dsa ' CmCAftO-PORTLAND SPECIAL. For- the East vla Hunt- lngton, "SPOKANEFLTER.' ' For Eastern Washing ton. WaUa Walla, Lew iston, Coeur d'Alene and 19:00 am Dally Dally 8:15 pot 7:00 am. uauy DaWjr. Ut JNortnern poinia. ItlXnt1ceXpRSs1; For the East via Hunt- - ; '' . Ingtonj-- &:S0 pm 8:10 am,', uauy uauy - : : J-QR SAN FRAN- From , ,, CISCO. Alns- x.mm B3. Columbia worth Aprtl 7. 17, f7. Dock 1 SB. Oen. W, Elder 8:00 pm , , " April f. ii a. FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 pm" S!00 pm , way points, connectlns Dally Dally - with str. for Uwaco and tx Sub ex Sua ; North Beaeh. str. Has- Bat 10 ; 1 , salo. Ash street dock. - p m FOR CORVALLIS and V:tiam" 8:00 psa' Way points, steamer Mon., Tnea Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed.. Tbura (Water permitting.) FrU Sat FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:00 am 3:00 pm. City and Tamhil River Tues., Mon.. . point, str. Modoa Ast Thur, Wed. street dock. Sat- Frt .(Water permitting.) .m'd'.. TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing? ton. Telephone, Main T1X. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. r For Yokohama and Hongkong. ealtrnf 'at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai; taking freight via connecting steamers for Ala nila. Port' Arthur and Vladlvoatooa. - - For sates and full information call oa or address officiala or agenta of th tA . B. & N. Co.v - . ., .. . ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln. 43 2d at TeL Oak 7. V sets and- machinery of all kind Ve signed. ' ' BARBERS. Joseph Reldel, 858 Morrison St. y i , ,v FullUovs is Moore. 2S2Wahingten. " ; ) CS V Harey 1S Fifth treet ' : 7 ; Brewntngs Navajo Herbs and Tins Roots. tor.Dandrfuff.aad falling hair, ISO 1st AR8CRS SUPPLIES. , ' ; ' Q " N wV W 11 son 4k Co.. 80 etlTstV leidini - barbers" supply bous Paolnc Coast. . LEWTS-STEVfOER-Parber Supply Co-- Orlndlng of all sharp edge tools spe cialty. First Bt i BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. - ? r'i,,m,itiinrjL. 1 t.i 11-- n-i i-r "ri -n--! irrrm amyth - 4k Howard Co.. 4D.S Chamber M Commerce. BICYCLES. jr'"T7MSV tSriTe" Co," bis-lTT" TtrMNra e:hocl T7T5TNTf.lt W IX' S AlTiot re" . - " ' 4 1-