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U pituntlonJn New York U om i,JI
' srhloh baa not existed la th Stat for
. many yean. Democrat who recently saw
pistons ot party rehabilitation and the
restoration ot old-tlms Tilden Ideals are
now in the "dump" again. ' .They do not
- fcnowwhat to do tow than await de
telopmenta, Tney: nope that' tne 1W
ttott wQl nape lteelf that they can
- f eturnio the 'party, from . which the
nave been aeparated for several years by
too much Bryantom and Crockertam, but
the present outlook la doubtful, for the
. peotacle of Senator "Tim" BuUlVan,
the spokesman of Tammany Hall, tn
ference with ek-Senktor HW, mrransHMt
(or the fall campaign, is not calculated
to accelerate the movement of the lndei
. pendent Democrats toward - Tammany,
neither does it tend to noreas harmony.
i Republlcani are more decided la' their
tnovemeats, apparently; and since U baa
" become an almost absolute certainty that
Gcrernor Odell w4U be renominated, there
' . U less to fight end wranjle Ten althoufh
th party has troubles ot Its own, which
Its opponents are using to advantac "In
the collection, of campaign material ,
If be would do It, there Is on ,man;
0. and probably only one, who might. If he
would take advantage of the demorallza
tlon of Tammany Hall and create order
1 . out of chaos, and build up the organlsa
tlon Into power. That man I ex-Mayor,
x Hugh J. Grant.' H ba only i to speak
the word to rally around bis tb strong
st and best men In the , oj-ganUatton,
but h has no deslr to again take up
the burden "of political leadership, and
will not steee the great opportunity that
lies before him.
At the present rate at which foreigners
ar coming into t tie country, if they all
settled In New York it would be a mat
ter of only a short time before New
York would have a population as great
. ... I tbat of Indon. The lrnmlTtloa to
this port for the first Ave months of the
present year has been the heaviest In the
history of the Immigration bureau, BU-
.... tlstlcs of the yearly rask of foreigners to
this country have been kept by th de
partment for W yetrs, and la seme years
i h figures are nothing short ot tremen
dous, but . if th. figures for the.-fiv
months of 1904 ar maintained throughout
- f th year -all exletlng record! - will be
broken1 three time over. - f
Plans ar being persistently pushed by
the Rapid Transit Comimsslon for Inter-"
borough rapid transit .They will go no
taster than the financial condition of th
.city will allow, but they bellev In start
. ing right and building on broad lines.
Mayor Low says that th city U liable
to epend 18.000.000 for the Brooklyn tunr
nel, and unless the cost exceeds that
amount he cannot e why th oonatrao
tlon should not go on. Comptroller Orout
says that th signing of the contract tor
th tunnel can b celebrated July 1
Ther ar many Instances la New Tork
wher the old saying that sjreat men
seldom ar th fathers f great sons
proves untrue. A notabls cas is that of
Oorge J. Gould. ' Not onlv ha. h.
'i7J t , th VMt Property
qui ne ta now engaged
; All She Wants fs Both
National Qonven- '
tions.
At . '
(Journal Special Service.)
ST. LOUIS, Mo., June T. Th fiusl
, Bess Man's League has set to work since
th postponement of th World's Fair to
MM was announced to assure for St. Louis
both'tb national Democratic and Rr
publloan eonventlons to be held In that
year. Formal invitations have been sent
t0 each member of th national commit
tee, signed, by former Mayor C B. .Wal
bridge, president of the league, and for
mer Congressman Nathan Frank, chair-
man of th commiUe : oft convention
; and . entertaining. The eague purposes
to follow up th steps that have been
taken, and Its officers beUev they will
scour both conventions for this city.
OMiSFim
. i j... . Journal Special- Servicer"
OAKLAND, Cat, June 7. The' corner
stone of the new Oakland postoffic
- sulldlng, designed to be on of th finest
Hructure of its kind on th Coast, was
kid today. Th ceremonies war of an
-. ritereetlng nature -and , were , conducted
under Masonic auspices. Grand Master
K'elui officiated and the address -of the
lay wer delivered by Grand Orator E. H.
nrt of Berkeley. . . . , -
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OOLDEII JUDHCf
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A PITTSBURG, Pa., Juo T. ElaboraU
: trrangemeat . hav been completed for
-" k lbraUon ef th golden jubilee of
ps-New
la tarrying Into effect hut father's scheme"
tor an outlet to th Atlantic seaboard, tor
thii Gould Western '" , and : Bouthwestorn
system, Within two or three years Mr,
Goud has acquired the " Denver ft Rio'
Grand' and th Rio Grand Western,
which carries th Gou;d systsm as far as
Salt XakCity; , The. recent acquirement
of th Ann Arbor JUllroad, connecting
with the Wabash at Toledo, wlU give th
system an outlet to the Northwest. Mr,
Gould will .hardly stop until he arranges,
If It can .be posilbly done, an extension
from the Atlantto to th Paclflo, t1- r
.. : i: ''';!!,'r'"r:
-The people of Nw Tork hav bad un
usual demands mad upon their gener
osity during the past year1 tor subecrip
tlons,drl.varlous funds, nil of whldMtt
may be said, hav been specially worthy
ones.J)Ut.it tevAwblfttlJlt anjuwIH
more cheerfully contributed to than the
.fund being '-established for'( th erection
of a aultabla" monument over the grsv
of Dr. Thomaa Dunn English. Certainly
Dr. English T was n .of ;th ,gratst
icholara of his tlm. and th public" feels
grateful to him for large-number of UU
rary productions. . To the last his only
regret seemed to have been that in spite
of his other works, his great claim to
fame should .rest on th famous poem,'
.rB BoK.?irVtJiU-' ;i,yJ ji'-i
' WhaUvar inay be tnfotl ' of tb
Low administration, and Dr. Parkhurst
has recently been pleased' to point out
some of ihem-it can at least be said that
rth city ' 1. fortunat ' In- possMsinr
Mayor who, , in such - rmoni as th
receptions to Princ Henry and Count da
Rochambeau, la able to represent the city
with high redlt Th Mayor knows how
to; say. the appropriate wordsOn' such
occasions, and he, happily, thas the manns
to supplement th omelal entertsinmant I
with prlvat aota of hospitality, r.
- 'ti-'M" j.:-t -s'
I The Socials Halls AasoeUtlon," Just In
corporated with a capital of, 1100.000. pro
poses to provide ,forth lower East (Side
attractive Centers of recreation fri from
th undairabl Infiuenoe that uauUy
psrvade such, Institutions, - it wUl bo no
UmperancelPromoterT for there will b a
liquor llcenae, and t; wUl b run on a
builness basis, like the Mills hotels. With
an expectation -of 4 per cen dlvidendJ,
but respsotabllity-' wfll; b insisted Upon;
and this means a great deal to poor men
who wish to tak their families out for
a little recreation at tbeUlcs. of the day
at little cost -and much pleasure.
After an Interval of some years, the
National sculpture Society will again
hold an xhlb!tlon-!ts fifth annual din
play this time In connection with th
Nsw "Tor FldrUtt ' anW at Madison
Bqvar Garden, from October 99 next to
November I The show will be ef works
of soulptur In all materials savs wax
clay or plastelltna, without limitation tn
regard to ls ,or, character ot objects,
but no works are admissible Which have
been, exhibited at a pravlous-exhibition
of this society.
Society means to b very sporty this
year, and th Newport season wU b
shortn4 by about thr weeks, because
a:most. the entire smart set intends go
Ing to Saratoga for racing and polo. Th
polo tournament Will be held. August 4,
and will be the most important tot the
I year, for the American championship.
. --v. ; X. G, M.
the - Passlonlst ! Order. in Pennsylvania.
Pastors from all parts ot the United
States ..WlU , tak f part. -Kv. Stephen
Kelly of Heboken,, bead wf the drder In
this country, will preside over the cel
ebration. Archbishop Ireland f St Paul
will preach . the memorial sermon and
Archbishop Ryan of . Philadelphia '. will
sing th pontlilcal mass of thanksgiving.
(Jovrnal Special Servlo.) - .
BELLEVILLH, IU, June T. William
Mead Lee. th blacksmith who became
suddenly inaan ten "days ago. went into
the,CaUiolio church at Centervllle sta
tloni tore oft all his clothes and attempted
to destroy t futnlshlngs of the altar,
aoted Uke a wild jnan in the BellevllU
JalL ' He assaulted BherlR Klckham, and.
the guards., and. although, heavily mana
cled, tore Ills clothes Into , shreds, and
tried to beat bis brains out against a
oell door. ,
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STORM COSTS
MANY LIVES
(Journal Special, Strvfre.)
VANCOUVER, B. C,., Jun T-Oriental
advices say that news has been received
of th drowning of too Japanese fishermen
in terrible gales, early tn May.
- Ott-theHslandsof Teurt and Toklshlrt
there wer li boat engaged In fishing
for herring : when the storm began. No
less than 10 boats were cast away, and
out of a total of T3BS men 220 were drown
Sd, : t T-v (ir A V - s'-' ' ksf'jft V '
From other districts wreck were re
ported.and th loss of 41f In great
LINE SOLD
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; MONTREAL. 4un l-D.. W. 8. Webb
and his-syndicate hav 'given up tne Op
tion . they had for th purchase of tb
Canadian Atlantic Railway. - A new pur
chaser has been found, howver, In Me
Kensle A Mann, the .Canadian railway
builder n,-;v ,- ., i, .-) u ,,
:liraiOI5:FM
PulesillFcAmilyy
SbytHerKCaltfbrniall
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LOS ANGELES, June fTh mystery
of the wholesal murder of th Wtloox
family near Downey last October Is deep
ening, Shortly after ; midnight an at
tempt waa made on" the life of Bert C
Uwlt, a son of Mrs. Wilcox, on of th
viotlms f th trsgedy,'..o ; .- .'."V-.-
Lewis, who is a special officer employed
si th Burba nk Theater, was on bis way
U tola home at 2030 , St. ' Elmo avenu.
having left th East Ninth street car at
Santa ? r avenu about midnight He
had nearly reached the nous and wan
passing a vacant lot. when h heard th
click of a revolver and a moment later
felt the sting of a bullet in his left side.
Whirling around h drew hi own, r-'
volver and fired thre time In th di
rection of th flash, Lewi called for
help and his father .cams to his assist
ance 1 with a " shotgun, but no trace of
the would-be assassin could b found. ;
On examination It was found that th
Injured man "was not seriously hurt, th
bullet, having inflicted a merely superfi
cial wound. ,
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(Journal Special Service.) ,
SARATOGA; N. T Jun l-Saratog
Is fast filling with medical men, come to
attend th annual meeting of tb Ameri
can Academy of Medicine and the Amer
Iman Medical Association to be held her
during the nomlng Week. The program
this year Is up to the usual high stand
ard set by these two bodies, and calls for
paper and addresses by eminent physi
cians, surgeons and specialists from all
part of the United States and Canada."
f i GERTRUDE MYREN. :;
This talented spiritualistic medium Is
unlike all others. 8b restores lost af
fections., locates missing property, an
bring Joy and gladness to suffering
hearts. She has always given eatisfuo
tion, and there are thousands who . can
testify to this fact .Don't lose another
day - before consulting her. Room Ufl,
Goodnough building. -
NEW TODAY.
Lots $550 Each
Belmont and East 23d Street
TILTON'S ADDITION
Choice lots $550 each and
upwards. Smair cash
payment and the balance
: In monthly installments.
If you purchase fn Til-'
ton'a Addition and wish
to build, we will loan you
the money at fix per cent,
repayable in 4 easy . pay
ments. SBSBSJBBBB - J '
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerc
Qrouad floor. Fourth Street stdf
REAL BARAINS.
xlOO, with (-story bldg yielding ii
8-room house and lot on ttd and Hovt
stir, yielding S2S per month rent; price.
' fovuv. -- -
. 16th and E. Ash sts., cor. lot, 60x100;
new 8-room house; price, S3S0O. .
New 4-roora house and lot on Beach
,.st.: prtoe, $550.
60 acre of timber land on ML Scott;
50 per acre.
40 acres on Mt Scott; SO acres In cul
tivation; good buildings; S acres in
strawberries; 800 fruit trees; 6 head ot
milch cows; 4 horses; t wagons; farming
Implements;, crop worth t700. Price, VM.
, , N. 11 ROSENTHAL A CO..
Room Mulkey Bldg. '
IMPROVED FARMS . - -.
ISO acres with buildings, 409 young
bearing fruit trees; small fruits; some
timber; - fine spring; near railroad and
river; only $750.
100 acres, near railroad and river, St
mile northwest of Portland; part rich
creek ' bottom: all can be plowed; 101
bearing fruit trees; all kinds small
fruits; good buildings; Implements and
crop;- $1760i. v 1 .
- 41 acres, 4-room house and bnlldtng.
and large orchard, near Vancouver; will
trade for Portland property or sell. fltoO,
Columbia Real Estate and Trust Co.,
EMK siomaon siren, corner necona.
LOOK OUT FOR OAK GROVE-It'S the
coming suDuro or roruanir. u s on tne
Willamette river front It's on the Ore
gon. City electric Caroline, So minutes'
ride from business center of city. It's
the place where the prices will advance
June 15, 1902.- It's where little homes are
selling' at half their value. Lots euzlS,
135 to $50 each: lVaere lots, $150 each:
t-acre tracts, fcOOt - Don't wait. Tou'U
not get them in 10 days more for that
R. H. Dunn and V, Bchmld, 14V First
su and 108 Grand ave.
PROPOSAL FOR WOODEN DRY DOCK.
Port -of Portland
No. 868 Worcester Block, Portland. Or. -v
Sealed cronosals will be received ana
opened on June 36, 1002. at lp. ia, at th
above office tor a floating wooden dry
dock of five sections, according to plans
snd specifications prepared by James E.
Blackwell. consulting engineer. Dexter.
Horton building, Seattle, Wash., and now
on file in the office of th Port of Port
land. ' . '
- a certified check of tlOO. drawn to the
order ef the Port of Portland, must a'
eotnnanv the aDDlInatlon for clans, whlnh
eheck will be returned to the drawer
upon the return of the plan and pecln
Cations to tne unaersigna. . - .
mount of the bid must accompany each
bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will en
ter.Jnto.a contract satisfactory to the
Port of Portland, and give bond for th.
faithful performance should the contract
be awarded him.
The right to reject any or all bids or
to, waiv defects Is reserved. .
Plans, specifications and full tn forma
tion, can be obtained by applying to
Clerk t the Board,
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J'OLE MISSISSIP":
(Journal special Bervlc.)
of th Industrial growth of th- Stat of
Mississippi la found in a statement. Just
Issued by- Secretary of 8tate Powers, in
which It Is shown that during th years
1S00 and ltt th aggregate capital stock
of: charter granted was 2,30.600, as
eomparod with l2s.fM.000 for th four
year prevloua. From this It will be seen
that the record to th past two years
was about 11,000,000-more than for th
four year prior to 1S00. s
, Notice of 8tockholdrs Mooting,
j The annual sdeettng ef the stockholders
Of the Portland Coal A Development Com.
piny, for the election of officers for th
ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may regularly
eome before th soeetlng, will be held at
Sharkey's HaU, corner East Thirty-fifth
and Belmont streets, Portland, Oregon,
n July 10, IMS, at o'clock k m.
JOSEPH B. WOKTaCseortary.
Portland, Or Jun M02.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
NOTICES.
1 The O.' A R. Memorial Day committee
Will meet on Sunday, June 8, at t p. m..
In room Us? Oregonlan building, to audit
bills tor expenses of Memorial Day. Per
sons having Mile against the committee
should present them before that time to
H. Sutclme, J07 Alder street
-PARTY TAKING WHEEL from Orego.
nian building,-Monday, between and
p. m. is known: return same to Roy
Richardson, 9& Second; no questions
asked. '
FOR ADOPTION.
BIX CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION-Bors
' and girls ffom 1 month to 6 years, to be
given on trial of three months or long
er. Address - Superintendent Oregon
Children's Home Society at 808 Mar
nuam Building, or call up phone union
. 1714 -
B0Y8 WANTED. '
WANTEDSIX good boys on the East
Side for Journal routes. Apply tn Yam
hill, Journal office.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HALL'S safa,, standard of the world:
safes sold on easy payments; trade your
old safe for a new one. Morris Safe
Lock Co.. Second and Stark sts.
Furniture wagons, trucks, harks, coupe:
also aw other vehicles. 2SU ssts harness.
. luo saddles.' Tomllnson Hall. W
Washington street, :
FOR 8ALE-pOn-horsepower electric
motor for sale cheap. Inquire of cash
ier, this office. ,,-r- - -
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED -A good buslnsss opportunity
t for a live, energetle man with a few
hundred dollar a capital) handles hi
; own money. This will pay to look Into.
' Address Ben 100, The Journal.
PERSONAL.
MDM2S. H. B. ELY. Dermatologist, mw
sage, slectrlo treatments. Firt st.
MADAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant, tells
, past, present and future; life readlns.
Mc: dally. 2S1 Fifth it
Snowden Bathrooms, 'StOM Wash., room t
Vapor baths, massage and electric
treatment.
CLAIRVOYANT.
MRS. STEVENS, th leading Palmist and
Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all
affairs of lite; readings, too, fflH Mor
rison u
ROOM AND BOARD.
133 EAST ANKESfPfeaeant front
rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone
: Blue 848. ,
ROOM8 FOR RENT.
435 ALDER, cor. Uth-Nloely furnished
front rooms; all conveniences; suitable
' for one or two gentleman.
THE ROSS 2im 1st., cor. Salmon: eie-
Sint rooms: transient solicited. Phone
ed 189L . , ..
FURNI8HED ROOMS-mU 1st St, cor.
. TamhlU; transient solicited. Tel. Brown
THE GRAND New management; light,
- airy room, hatha 837 Yamhill; tel.
' Hood 7x8.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath. tl. $SS
xamniii, near cor. west rare jrnons
THE BUHBANK, $34 Tamblll WeU-fur-nlshed
front rooms and board; also
table .board
THE LOCKWOOD, $5m Morrison St.
Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Ore
gon South 80S.
THE METROPOLE New management.
$66 Stark; light, airy room; reasonable.
MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck building;
: steam heal, newly furnished. U1H Stark.
THE CASTLE-372 Wssh. rooms for gen-
tie men; transient. Tel. South T8L
HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and
teame; wood-chopper: farm hands and
mukers; work of all kinds In and put
: of city tor men and women: W-day
' guarantee on every ticket Cell and see
us. ,v,
CAMADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
t2(Wi Morrison; branches, t47 Bnrnstd and
. . U North Third. - -
MISCELLANEOUS.
r1 4HIQHE8T PRICE paid for men's cast-off
. Green 42a Orders promptly attended to.
PATENT FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, at a sacrtltee, Mi Interest in
a valuable patented asphalt paving pro-
- cess; has been operated successfully.
Address Box 121. Journal, ofile.
. CONTRACTORS.'
FRANK S. CAMPBELUwrpenter and
. builderr repair work. ,$8 First street;
. phone Front x80s. v.-'ov.l--.v,.-;.'.-
8IGN writer;
Jessie Waddell, RJirn Writer PH Taylor
Street Phone Hood 17a, Portland, r
WINE OEPOTA
THE COLUMBUS-Calornl Win De.
, pot, P Lorati Prop. All kind win. 8
1 glss. Fin wines, liquor and cigars,
fieadauarter for eoka,' w,u mnd
i bartender. 141 Fourth St... Or. phon
-f Maln-ta.-- ' : ..:-.
FOR SALEREAL ESTATE.
REAL . Eetat and v General Business
Agency. P. K. Bfldd. 118. First St. JT-
TEAS AND COFFEE. N
Uatnes' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea.
Read The Journal
t. V "7, .
AdvertiM your wsrits
tn psper tiiat f
to all th people, jf fi
ATTORNEYS.
Pax ton. Beach Simon, 810 Chamber of
. Commerce, . ' f t,
Charles A Lucas, roosa (2$ Chamber ot
Commerc. .. , . .
Jame Oieaeoa. 8 snd Mulkey Building.
ASSAYER AND ANALYST.
Pawl Bastnel, Assayer and Analyilsti
gold dust bought, m Stark St. , -
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. Creyers. 87 Third sL
J. Sanger,: Repair Shop. 44 Washington.
Tha Klson Sho Store. 43Vt North td si
Mark Sho Store. ts$ Morrison at., near
8oV Agenu Jenness Miller Shoes.
BILLIARD TABLES.
Th -- Brunswick-Balks Qollender Co., a
Third st.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
Wm. Deveny and Estelle Deveny, 801
Allsky Bwg., Third and Morrison.
LTMltchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knlghrs
Shoe Store, m Washington SL Phone
Hood 728. .
CONFECTIONERY.
A J Coffman. Chocolates and Bon Bona,
$90 Washington st.
W. J. Powell. Candies and Cigars, 420
Washington st.
Henry Blumenauer,- Manufacturing Con
fectioner,. 430 Washington st.
CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
E, P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Vldette Bicycles. First st. Phone Ked
1963.
Sewing Machine and Bicycles, 835 Mor
rison street.
CORNICES SKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skylights, Galvanised' Iron.-Cornices.
J. C. Bayer, 2ttf ttecond at
CREAMERIES.
La Orande Creamery Company, butter,
eggs and cbeese. 2t4 YamaulsL Phone
Oregon Main 770.
Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc., ttf Burnslde st.
COAL AND WOOD,
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of
. coal and wood, $44 Morrison st.
Bsnfleld-Veysey Fuel Co. dry flat wood,
80 Third St. Phone Main 363 and Col. 873.
; . DECORATOR8.
E. H. Moorehous A Co., wall papers. $07
Washington st.
DENTISTS.
S, MC. Hamby, D. D. 8., room 8 Wash
Ington Bldg,, Washington and ith sts.
Theodore J. Thompson. 60-51 Washington
Bids;., Washington and Fourth sis.
. Phone Hood 414.
P. 8. Langworthy, rooms T and 8 Benson
BuUdlng, 2lVi Morrison street, near
DRE88MAKER8.
Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Pastors, room
403 Macleay Bldg. ,
DRUGGISTS.
O. P. S. Plumper. rao-iCT Third st. -Row
A MarUn, Sixth and Washington.
Frank 3. Ctrelblg, $a Washington st.
Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 $d st. Phone 84$.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical Works Office, $92
Washington st.
Western Electrie Works, 806 Wash, st
HAT MANUFACTURERS,
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO
VATORS Only plaee In Portland for
good work: union hatters. Boston Hat
Company, 8$ Fourth street; phone Black
PHYSICIANS AND 8URGE0NS.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott, IS years' expenenoe
In diseases of women. Writ or calL
$9$ Salmon at
ELECTRICIANS.
Arthur T. Walker, room tl Cambridge
BuildlAg. Phone Red 2954. Residence,
Pink 1261.
ENGRAVERS.
Hlcks-Chstten Engraving Company. Mor
rison., between First and Second sts.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.'
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st
Acme Employment Bureau, 15 Morrison.
Help free to employers. Phone North
$381. Columbia 2S7.
FINANCIAL.
$309,000 to loan 'at 5 and per cent Wm.
Beck. $21 Morrison st
FURRIERS.
The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 135 Morri
son st
GROCERS.
F, Dresser A Co.. $40-$4 Washington st
Owen H. Berple A Co., Fancy Groceries.
t$ Morrison st
HAIRORESSINO, MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store, 308 Washington st. n-to-date
hair dressers.
Rosenthal Sisters Wlg-maklnr snd man
icuring. 160 Fifth st Hood 111
2
HAY AND GRAIN.
W. S. LAUthers, 110 North Third st. Lime,
HOTEL8.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
and Alder sts. "
Esmond Hotel. Rates: European, too to
tLSO per day. Front and Morrison sta
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Homo ' Furnisher Furniture, Carpets,
Parlor Goods, Steves, etc.- See I. Gev
urts Sons, 178-178 First, 21-225 Yam
hllL . Both phone 30L
INSURANCE.
Butter. Borgard Co.. $l Washington st
' PRINTER AND STATIONERY.
J. R. Rogers. Job Printing. $2$ Morrison.
SLOT 'MACHINES.
All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec
, orda. Transcontinental Machine Co., tit
: Washington st. .'. . , ,
. 4 ,v-
STATIONERY.
Tb Kllhant SUtlonery Co-, $87 Morrison
i street r-- - A-,!-'j,-t''M'.
Jsme . Ewlng, Bookseller. T. M, O. A.
Bldg.. I8 Fourth st, Portland. -
CIGARS'AND TOBACCO.
Tbe Hallroad Cigar Store, SM Waea, su
A' 'A I1AVF YOII A WANT? then tell Of IT
IN THB JOCRXAL.
'JEWELERS.
Beldlnr Bros., Diamonds, Watches, eto
4& Third st . : " "H i-
The L. C Hsnrtcneen !04 Jewelers and
opticians, bl Washington St.
The O. Hejtkemper Co., manufacturing
, jewelers, iut Morrison st
John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, sto
: 207 Morrison st
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap,
. $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., e0
: 4$ N. Ninth st Tel. 410,
LIVERY STABLES.
Frester McLean Livery Stable. Both
phones $ No. $U0 to $06 Fifth st
MASSAGE.
W. H, Faulknsr, room It, $51Vi Morrison
St , N
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Flute, guitar, mandolin and ,banio in
struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, residenoe
2M Twelfth. : Phono Brown 805.
Fisher Music Store. 'Everything In music.
Phone Ked 81. 180 Thlru at
LADIES' TAILORING,
Ladles' tailor-made butts; fancy embroid
ered and applique dresses and. trimming,
Stephen's, ia Alder at
MONUMENTS,
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third st. Estimates on
first -class . work and stock only.
PAWN BROKERS.
Uncle Henry, tt North: Third, L .
Portland Loan Omee, Dan Marx, prop..
74 Third st, near Oak.. Phon Brown 475.
Uncle Myers, 'Jeweler. 14$ Third st
PIANOS. t
Bouie Proa Piano Co., $28 Washington st
PHOTOGRAPHERS.- "v
E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits.
Third and Washington sts..-
PLUMBERS.
Taylor ds Stanton, plumbing and steam
flttlng18g,Blxttt;St . , '. .
tk-'' " . REAL E3TATE.
Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 70S
Chamber Ot Commerce. .
J. : F; Comptoh. Phon Black $2. $01
Washington st. "
Tlie King Real Estate Association, 72$
Chamber ot Commerc. r .
E. F.'Rlley, 0 Chamber ot Commerce.
j. j.- - ,--' T
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans. ta Washington. Main 888.
RE8TAURANT8.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House, Below
Imperial Hotel. ;
Btrouse's Restaurant, 829 Washington st
City Chop House and Restaurant, 1$ Third
" St., N.
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY.
The latest auartlscop riews; 63 Third st
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C, O. Pick, nfflce 88 First st, bet Stark
and Oak; phone 6W. - Pianos and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious fireproof, brick; warehouse.
' Front and Clay sts. .
Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and
Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First
Street
TYPEWRITERS.
Tbe Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street. AH makes of typewriters for
rent. Suppliee for all machines. L. tt
M. Alexander It Co.. agenta
TICKET OFFICES.
Overland Ticket Office. 140 Third st; SS
to $20 saved to all points.
TAILORS.
We csll for,' clean, prese and deliver one
suit each week for $1.00 per month. 43$
Washington st
Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third st, oppo
site Chamber or Commerce, 4
TRUNK FACTO'.Y. -Harris
Trunk' Co., trunks, valises, salch-
Is. etc., mi iomra 01
WALL PAPER,
T
H. p. Chrtstenxen, "wall papers, and
painter. 141 Seventh St., corner Alder.
Ernest Miller A Co.. wall paper and dec
orations. 127 First st v
BAtfKS.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE-
With which is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid up ,.,.(8.000.000
Reserve $.000,000
Transacts a general banking business.
8AV . BANK DEPARTMENT.
Accounts opened for sums of $10 and up
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application.
$44 Washington
LADD & TILTON, BANKERS .
ESTABLISHED IN 1S59. f
Transact a general banking builness.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made st all points on favor
able terms. Letters of credit Issued avail
able In Europe and the Eastern States.
Siaht exchange and telegraphic trans
fers sold on New Torlt Washlngton Chi
caao St. Louis. Denver. Omaha, San
Francisco and various points in Oregon,
Washington. Idaho, Montana and British
C Exchange sold on London, Paris, Berlin,
Frankfort and Hong Kong, t -.: , -
MERCHANTSRTIANK;:v
President
r". L. Durham ,,....yice-Preldnt:
r w Hoyt .....................Cashier
Geo W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier
Transacts aeneral ; banking
United States Depositary. ,
Drafts and letters ot credit Issued avail
able to all parte of the world.
Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought
LONDON SAN FRANCISCO BA1C.
Chamber of Commerces Building, Third
SA4IU oes ga e.s git,ge, "
Head offlce. 58 Old Broad street London.
nv.i. honk transects eeneral luinkin.
business, makes loans, discounts bills and
issues lettera ot credit available for trav
elers and the purchase of merchandise In
any city of the world. Peals In foreign
snd domestlce exchanr. - . .
Interest pm v nm. wcninw, . ? , ,v
, VW. A. MACRAE. Manager.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET t Los o jCiry t ami int.
Eroveo 1 arm, n. m- em as vo, vi
tark. Street ,v v . -v "i . :,'--,
W. A. HATHA W AT Money to loan. 18
Washlngtotn Building. Phone Hood til
CARPENTERS AND emLDERj;
John A, Melton. rrpirr snt t , ! ;r.
SUT MtSra Wl.i " r"-r ! ll,iM
built and remon 1 - . j
pairing nouses. i .
e
Foe Me.t, put Uh, , . VV
Euniam w mm
Persoaaie, per Him, , .
Per Saie. per 1m, , . . . a
-T- Cewtrest resee ee eppltcaUee.
rrr ft
SOUTH
Depot Fifth a4
I Streets.
Leave."
ArriH
VoVerlaNd " eXh
(PRESS TRAlNaJntes m sn -
:) p a
8:10 a nj
lor eaiem, xiose-i
burg.Ashland. Sao-V ' ' '
ramente. 0deB.M:SS n as
San Francisco. Mo
Jav. Los Angeles, -
El Paso, New Or- ' s - -leans
and the East
At wood bu ml
(daily ascent Sun-I
day), morning train! '
conneete with tralnl 1
for Mt Angst. Sil-f
verton, Brwns-f
v 11 1 e, Springfield ' , j
and Natron, and!
Albany Local fori
Mt. Ansel and BU-i . ,
Verton. I I
4:00 p m
7:S0 a m
i4:W p m
Albany passenger ,.W:1 a n
iCorvallts passenger6:80 p n .
Sheridan passenger) 8:$t a as
Dally. llaHy" except Sunday. " 4 '
Rebate tickets on sale between Pert- 1
land. Sacramento and Ian Frauotsco. Net
rates $17.60 nrst-class and $14 second-class. ,
Second-class Includes sleeper; flrst-das
does not ... ; ,1
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA, HONO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob-'
fined at Ticket Offlce, No. $54 ome v
Weehlngton and Third. , . 7 .
TAMHILL DIY1SIOW.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St ' .
Leave Portland dally 1J a. fft.. 12 'JO,
1:65. $:26, 4:40.. 8:26. $.$ p. m. Daily ex- -cept
Sunday, 5:30. 8:40 a. as.. 5:06, Ui$t Sr
m. Sunday only, I a. tn. . ' J
Arrive Pol Hand dally, 8:20, 10.8 n. tn.. .
1:S5, S;10. 4:30. 8:15. 7:40, 10 p. m. Daily :
except Sunday, 8:35, 8:80, 10:60 a. nt; ex-"r
cept. Monday, 12:40 a. m,; Sunday only, . :
10.06 a. m. .
Leave tor Dallas dally except Sunday,
5:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 1:30 a. m.
I'aisenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle -Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:68
p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Except Sunday. - , .
V. A. SCHILLING, K. Bk MILLER,
City Tkt Agt Gen. Frt A Pasa Agt.
TIME CARD
OFTRAINS
POR.TLAND :
Denart Arrlv. '
North Coalt Limited. ..2:00 p. m, T:00 a. m, -Twin
City Express.. ..11 -M p. m. 6:20 p. as.
Kansas -City and St . .- .
Louis Special $:25 a m. 11.10 P, - '
Puget Bound Limited. 8:26 a, m. . 8:45 p. sn.
Take tbe Puget Sound Limited for
Olympla, South Bend and Gray's Harbor '
points. All trains dally. Four trains"
dally to Tacoma . and Seattle, Thre ,
through to th East , ,- t -f,
" i A. D. CHARLTON. - -l
Aaat .General Paee. Agt,
$55 Mortlsen street , Portland. Or. ,
-Oregon
SiioirLir(E
union Pacific
Axa
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
Help Wasted, pw Rim,
wmm
sr Brwaswsu
hb nil .
- di Ma
rsBfv !f M ,.
V . tJNION DEPOT. Leave, j Arriva ' -
CHICAGO-PO RTLAN5 :0 am ,(B
SPECIAL. Daily Daily r
For the East via Hunt- - " ,
ington. ... , -
"BPOltANE FLYER. B:16pm i0."1 ... ',
For Easurn Washing- Dally 'i f
ton, Walla Walla, Lew-
iston. Coeur d'Alene and 1 j"
Gt. Northern points. ,' -
ATLANTIC EXPRESS, 6:60 pm 8:10 am - '
For the Esst vta Hunt- Daily Dally
Ington. - I .
OCEAN AND RIYER SCHEDULE. '.
FOR SAN FRAN- . From '
- CISCO. Alns- .!. .
fia Columbia worth 00P '
April 7. 17, 27. Dock- . , ' ',
SS Gen. W. Elder 8:00 pm . '
April tvU a. " '
FOR" ASTORIA and t:00 pm 6:00 pm. ' .
way -points, eonneetlnglDally Dally '
with str. for Ilwaeo and x Sun ex Sua
North Beach, str. Has- Sat 10 . , ,..
sale. Ash street dock, p m ' " V 1
FOR CORVALLlS and -.46am 6.00 pm1
way f points, . steamer Mon.. Tuea, '."
Ruth. Ash street Cock.- WeL, Thunk '
(Water permitting.) Fri. Sat '
FOR J3AYTON, Oregon 7:00 am 3:00 pas" -
City and TamhlU River Tues.. Mon.,
points, str. Modoc As Thur, ' WL,.: -
street dock. Sat Fri. 1
(Water permitting.) ,
TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing-
ton. Telephone. Malq. 71$. . ,
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO. 4
f For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight vta connecting steamers for Ma
nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvostock.
For rates and full Information call on.
or address officials or agents of th O.
R. N. CO.
-
' ARCHITECT, AND ENGINEER.
Fred A. Balltn, 43 2d st Tel, Oak 7e Yes- 1
sele and machinery f all kinds e'
BARBERS.
Joseph Beldel, 862 Morrison st
Fulltlove A Moor. 8M Washlngtsn. ,
C. v; Hare, 1 Fifth street
Brownings Nsvajo Herbe and Yin Root
f tor Daadrfuff and falling balr IStt 1st: ,
j. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. ,
H' N W. Wilson 4s Co., 80 (th st,"leiing I"
' barbers supply house Paclde Coast. (
LEWIS-STENfl ER Barber Supply Co
-Grinding of all eharp edge tools A ape. '
elalty. 151 First Bt ; ;.. . '
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth 4b Howard Ca eU Chamber ct
Commerce, . , v. : .,
CICYCLC3.
FrdT. ku-rriil Cn 9 tn.. 1
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