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OBEGOiT J PALY JVBKAL POBTLAND, CTENING, JTJLT, 28, 1902e
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ROUTED A
- BIG HON
Lou HcLain Worked a
: Big;Bltiff dn;tter;.
v-V (Journal Special ServJo. -r ,.
if f ? JAEISWMi .CU, July . Hr,
s Zton McLaln one ot the owner of.
weU-iown, McLaln .brothers'.
4- mine, -on and half miles, tron
LAporte, Ofcas outdoi the, famous
(f t deed f David of Israel In slaying
4-- the,,, flant .FhiHitlne,: Goliath,,- ot
if fHthi,i Mclve4' waa eeeklpgv bait
f lor IUWxmt trip, when he stumbled
f upon an exceedingly large lion. The
f beast was 'only ft few fet distant.
- and crouched to spring. Being f a-
miliar with the nature of these
animal, McLaln knew that any
f exhibition of fear meant hi death,
' and ith rare presence of mind ho
if began to call loudly. At the ume
f time he stooped and picked up a
f handful of rook and advanced on
f the lion, pelting him as ha did so.
f . At first it looked as though We
if game of bluff would be called, but
!f thai Strang attack finally had the .
f desired effect and the animal
f . turned tall and ran. , McLaln Is
jf the hero of the mining camp now.
4 . '. -f
MONEY
Strong
and Yohe Said to
Have Worked His
Relatives,
NEW YORK. July 28. The departure of
May Yohe for London and her state
ment prior to leaving this city that she
still loved Captain Strong gives support
to the belief now freely expressed that
the whole story of Strong's stealing her
jewelry was concocted by the two for the
purpose of getting money from Strong's
relatives. '
It is now fully asserted that the appli
cation to the police on the part of May
Yohe for the arrest of Strong was merely
carrying , out an arrangement between
Lord Hope's divorced wife and the dis
graced captain, by.whlch Strong's mother
and other relatives could be induced to
give the pair money.
If that were the plan It .succeeded. The
next chapter will probably be the an
nouncement of the reconciliation of the
pair and another report of the squander'
ing of. (heir funds.
WANT THOSE DOLLARS.
LOS ANGELES, July 26. An old man
in tattered clothing and apparently pen-
tilles, who gave his name as Charles Mill,
died a, month ago after a short IIum
in the charity ward at the Good 8a-
marltan hospital In this city. The body
was burled In potter's field.
while destroying the grimy clothing
of the old man some one found receipt
for room rent, a silver watch, a bunch
of keys, and a lot of milk tickets in
pocket. One of the key proved to be
that ot a safe deposit box.
In the box was Jl 41,150. There were 27
IMOO bill, teoe bills, and the rest of
the money was In the denominations of
$100, MX and VO. The box contained noth
ing else not a scrap of paper to give the
small eat clew to HIU's identity.
With so large a fortune at stake the
public administrator set about a vigorous
search for information concerning Hill.
He found that Hill had lived for a few
years In a back room In a cheap lodging
house that be had never been known t
have any friends' or callers, had never
been known to write or receive Utters,
and was unusually taciturn, going for
weeks without speaking to any one. Soma
times he cooked his meals in his own
room and at other times he ate at 10-cent
restaurants. No one has yet been found
who knew, the old man, save by sight.
The news of the finding of Hill's fUUSO
wt published far and wide. Forthwith
a stream of letters and telegrams came
pouring In upon the public administrator.
the Mayor, the Sheriff, and the County
Clerk from almost every part of the Un
ion and Canada. Up to date more than
2009 letters and telegrams have been re
ceived from people Who say they are next
of kin to the dead man and therefor
his helra. . l..; : ..:' -
The law, of California provides that if
the courts find no beir or legate of an
estate lying within this state, the pro
ceeds of the estate shall be turned Into
the school funds of the state after seven
years. - -
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE
And Cheap Excursion Rate via A. &
)C. R. R. Make a Hit With tho Public.
The excellent train service and cheap
round-trip excursion rates via the A)
c; Railroad between Portland and At
btaohes have mad a decided hit with
the ' public. Portland-Bemsld Express
leaves tfnlon depot every Saturday at
S.-8Q p. m. tor Astoria, navel, Oearhart
and Seaside, making .close connection at
Astoria with steamer Potter and 1 R. 4k
N. steamer tor 'North Beach points.
Round-trip f excursion tickets between
Portland and Call, Clatsop and North
Bech points sold every Saturday- at
UN, interchangeable with, all boat line
and good7; to' return Sunday ;: evening.
Warm salt water baths at Seaside now
on to the public. "Write to J. C. Kayo,
General Passenger Agent,. Astoria, for
, handsome - Wuitrated pamphlet, "What
the Wild Waves Sax. at Seaside. ,
NEEDED
Wc Furnish the
HOUSES BUILT ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN IN
liwtuldirine First Additiomi
This Tract is the finest suburban property In Portland.
Only IS minutes on E. Ankeny car line to
Morrison and Third Streets.
IF YOU WANT A HOME,
1 ,' ' "l.. if.:.;. ' .
701 Chamber of Commerce
TEE MARKETS.
There were but few minor changes In
the local market quotations today. The
large receipts of melon wilt have the
result of forcing the prloea down within
reach of the housewife.
JOBBING PRICES.
ORA1K AMD Tuoxm.
Wheat-NomlaaH Walla Walla. IS;
blueetem, 75c; Valley, 66c.
Barley Feed, fiOr rolled, fSLM per ton.
Oats-No. X white, LL2f; gray. tUO
0L1S.
Flour Best grades, f3.0kS&tv per barrel:
Valley, IS: graham. $2.&yl.
Mllfstufts Bran. 119 per, ton; middlings.
121.60; shorts, tl; chop, tltSO.
May iimoiay, twtw eesver. wr.ur.
BUTTKR, EOaS, POtJLTRT.
Butter-Creamery. toe21Mes dairy, 10
18c: store. 1S1M- ,
Eggs 2lH22tto per doseh.
Cheeee sujl cream, twins. lbOime:
Toung America, Its. .
Poultry Chickens, mixed. I4.1WI.00 per
do.; hens, .15.00 per dos.: broilers. 12.506)
1.00; fryers, $3.eo160( ducks. J3.0CK&3.60 per
dos.; turkeys, live; lZHOlec; do dressed,
14lo per lb.; geese, iW6.0 per dos.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
Potatoes-New potatoes. &.00O1JI per
cental.
Onlons-Callfornla Yellow Denver.
11.50.
Tomatoes n. per crate; turnips.
116)1.25: carrots. 25c dos. bunches; beets.
25o per dosen bunches; peas, JH3o
per lb.; asparagus, 11.25 per box; ran
Uhaa Dar dam.. llAfil5o: areen onions.
dos., 12H15c; caboigea. Oregon. U4c pee
lb.; lettuce, head, per dos., 20c; California
green corn; zoe eos.; dmb. ewea pr iu.t
raspberriea, 51-"5per crate of M boxes;
grapes, Arlsona. 12.50 per crate; Califor
nia pears, tl.be per dox.
Green fruit Lemons, 23. 5084.00; oranges,
1494.60 per box; bananas, pine
aDDlea titii ar dosen: cherries, 75ctl:
peaches, 604J7&C; California plums. 669il6o;
box; apricots, 5t0o; cantaloupes, 22 per
orate; wuermeions, W.PV per ooevn;
prunes. I5o per crate; apples, tL&O per
Dried fruit Sen-dried aooles. sack
aDrtcoU. llVUBUc: oeachea llo: pears.
sdlc; prunes, Italians, a94e: nga. Califor
nia niacfes, VMee;, a wane, ee; Biurn.
pitted. W. . ,
GROCERIES; NUTS. XTC
Surer Cube, 14.76: crushed. S4.TI:
pewdered, 14. SO; dry granulated. 1460;
extra C RIO; golden C 54.00; beet,
granulated. 54.45 per 109 lbs., sack basts;
barrels. Wet-half barrel Zoe; bexe. toe
per 100 lbs., above basis, 44 per lb. dis
count for prompt eash; maple, WUe
per poune.
Coffse Mocha, SSOSISet Java, faney,
nmzot Java, good, ZUiPMci Java, ordt
nary, 18020c: Costa Rica faney, 10020ft
Costa Rica, good, lUt Costa Rica,
ordinary. lQ12e per pound: Columbia
roast. Ill; ArMicKif's, u.u list; juoa,
HO.tt list: Cordova. 112.11; Xesemlte. tu.
Salt-Bales. 3m, U. 4s, 6a, 10s. 52.25; fine
table, dairy ana imported .Liverpool, w.
860 per sack; Worcester, bfcl., bulk, 220
Saitr-Coarse, half ground; 100s, per ton.
iu.w; buo, per ton, 11a.au. '
Honey Fancy white. teOUe; light
har. nU14o: dark amber. lOOUo.
Grata bag Caleotta. .60e.ii per 1M
for July-August. ' "
Nuts Peanuts. 407o per pound for
raw. sUCto foe roasted i eecoanuts. I6O
wo per eoaenr 1 wamucs, . lswivfro per
pound: Pine nuts, lofizttc; niokory nut,,
fc; chestnuts. jlSOGi per drum: Bra
til nuts, 17o; filberts. UfnSe fancy pe-
caiui ll&WAar '""' 12ttffll5a: iniui.
auts. Mo per dos.
Coal uiiaaeajotto per gallon; bar.
teaJVmprul, Japan Ho' 1, to: No. t,
4He; New Orleans, l7e. .
Salmon - Columbia River, ne-pouixt
ene-pound Sets, fist; half-pound fancy
rats, ""WlW IM
a25; two-pound ta tt, gfc
, Beans amaii wnm, eo; urge White,
I l-c: pink. Set bay on, 5o: amaa, 4440!
HOPS. WOOl. AND HIUE.
Hods l7iieio per ound; contract. 11
ern Oregon, 10014a
aneepeKine wwniip, xonroe- gnort
wool, a&asso: medium weoL xassao- inn
wool, wc4Sl each. "
Tallow Prime, per pound. dcMUei Ms,
I and grease,tJWe. . ,
HidM Drv hldaa No. 1. II Mtnila aa
ap, ISOleViO .per pound; drylp,No. 1,
1
10 IO pounos,., arj-cau. no. 1 tinder
Minda lde: dtnr-salted. bulls and ar.ra
ene-thtrd lee then dry fUM; Mite hides.
tMrs. sound. 60 pound and eve. Ifitn
0 to SO pounds. THOSe: adr 50 peunds
ana cows, ci
lu.t viol aound. L
ass and bulla, sound tut
sound. U to M pounds. Tc; veal
1 te 14 neaada Tel . calf. enuatT
sound, 10 to le pounds. Tc; calf,
under 10 pounds, Se: green (uasalted). le
Kr pound least eulls le per pound Use;
irae hides, salted, each. tLsOfit: drv.
eaeh, HOLW: eoitr ,
olts hide, each. zit6oe;
goat sains, nniwg,
gora. with wool
: laSATS AND WROVIglONa.
Preah meets Beef, nrlma weft nr
VBTW Per in.; veal, asaet "ttuttea, 2'
raera,Bwveo per id. ; eews, 5HO
He: Wis. iaf 40 peib.; iambs,
nana, imevii, ? fin roruana peek
raMtrn hamn. c lfrw tiwiM 1111. tt..
becks, UHc: dry salted aldea lies dried
eeer , unra ana lutvekiea, uc;
ouUldes, io per lb.: kettle leaf lard, 10-
iiv una uus a..a.ia. ilu. j ih
TV
Lot arid Three-fourths 'of the Money
era packed hams under 18 lbs., tttte; over
18 .lbs.. 16V4o; fancy, 16c; picnic, Uo;
shoulder. 12c; dry salted, sides, un
smoked, 18c; breakfast bacen.16c; bacon
aides. IVAc; backs, unsmoked, llHc; do
smoked. l4tte; butts, 12'fll!c.
"id-Ketti; leaf, 16-lb. tin. 14Hq; do.
Mb. Uns. 14Ho lb.; steam rendered, 10a,
U4c; ' 5. laftc. -
MARINE ROTES.
The British ship Dimsdale arrived up
Saturday evening in tow of the R. B
Thompson. She is discharging a portion
of her cargo at the Alaska dock.
The Oriental liner Indrasamha left down
this morning with a flour and lumber
cargo, valued , at 1150,000. Trade with
China and Japan is Increasing.
The steamer Eureka which la at the
Portland laimber Company' mill, wUl
complete her lumber cargo and be ready
to sail early in the week.
Queen of Scots, a Norwegian bark, has
been chartered by Balfour, duthrle ft
Co. to load wheat for South Africa. She
has been lying at Port Townsend Mnce
June 23.
The month of August promises to be
excetploanly lively along the water front.
as several grain ship are now 'due here.
Old crop wheat is still qojptng in and
there will be a sufficient - quantity
hand to supply them with cargoes.
The French bark Gael has been charter
ed . to load wheat here at 17 shillings.
This Is the lowest rate paid for new
crop loading, and it la stated 'that but
very little profit can be made at such
a low figure.. The bounty paid by the
French government will enable, the Gael
to 'make a profit, but as vessels flying
other flags receive no assistance from
this source, they ard placed at a dis
advantage."
OVER THE WIRES.
Polios Superintendent Fred W. Ames, of
Minneapolis, who was supposed to have
fled because of charges of corruption, was
seen in the city yesterday.
Charles Wefley, of Norwood, Mo., shot
end killed Josephine Sheridan, a former
sweetheart, and suicided late Saturday
night at Springfield, Mo. Both died In
stantly. The Clyde pier and warehouse at Jack
sonville, Fla., were burned yesterday,
Loss 160,000.
Nearly nine million tons of pig Iron
have been produced in the first six months
of this year according to the official or
gan of the American Iron ft Steel Asso
ciation. A decisive battle is hourly expected be
tween the Haytlan revolutionists who
support General Flrmtn for the presi
dency and the forces of the provisional
government. The action is expected near
Port au Prince. f '
General Baptists, who was inarching
with 1000 men to the relief of President
Castro, of Venesuela, has been utterly
defeated near Alto de la Palma by the
revolutionary general, Luclen Mendosa.
Count Ifatsukata, of Japan, who recent
ly visited America, is in St Petersburg
for 10 days. He te In consultation with
the Cxar's ministers.
r ineen aeatn from cholera have been
reported at Astrakhan. Kuropean Russia.
The government la trying to keep the
epidemic secret.
The United Mlneworkers will at ones
apply for writ of habeas corpus to free'
their members sentenced by Judge. Jack.
son at ParkersvUle, W. Vs., for disobey
tag an injunction issued by his" eotirC "
All ot Bnglaad and a great part of
France, Belgttra and Germany were
swept by a heavy storm Saturday night.
The English crops were almost destroyed.
Two hundred and twelve persona were
killed and 2111 injured by train wrecks
during the three months ending: 'March
a. W : In all accidents during- that time
tu were killed and paw Injured,
uenerai jra Methuen, who was wound
ed' and taken, prisoner by the Boers, has
undergone an operation to hav the bul
let he received la the fight removed.
-BTaclt Jack-. McDonald, a noted des
perado. Was shot and killed s by '.these
Americans at Tueres, Mexico, yesterday.
Two ot the Americana escaped,
ON
Phone Main ISO
NEW TODAY.
AUCTION SALES.
BY
Ford's Auction House
TUESDAY, July 29, at 182 First
Street at 10 A, M., Special Sale
, r the contents of Chinese The
' iter. On this date we wilf sell
thirteen large chest of Chinese
Curios, Elegant Costumes, Brass
Gongs, Shields and Implements
of War, and many other valu
able curios.
WEDNESDAY, July 30, at 182
first Mreet, at 10 A. M., we
will sell a valuable old Mahotf
any Bookcase and Desk, an
extra fine Walnut Bookcase,
Chiffoniers, Iron Beds, Twice
Folding Bed, and the furnish
ings of a five-room flat
FRIDAY. August I, at 182 First
Mreet, at 10 A. M., we will
hold our regular sale, consist
ing of a well-assorted lot of
useful floods. Please attend
this sale.
H. FORD, .'Auctioneer.
igLtSBkMstss)
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Sold Mtk or wltbm BUllnsrsad Titan.
t una iimihinimll lakuimL Bantad.
aaiUndnd. Ismfea Typewrite MUttoas
f at all aKSlsce. Ums JPtMrs, OsrSwTPa.
stf, uid ntwaUaawos Typwriur SarpUcs
Bar. ud silsnsllsssons T
Ml ruraltanw Msseaa
sovt fuwa .
wycaeff, SeesMHW i Seeeekt.
349 Stark St, Portland, Or.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HALL SAFE, standard'' of the world:
sates soia on easy payments; trade your
old safe for a new one, Norrls Safe ds
Lock Co., 1 First st
PERSONAL.
A. E. Devere. the specialist In treatment
vi nair tuu 0viv. aw Aoe jjeaum:
phone Red SM$.
8KIN AND SCALP SPECIALIST.
BATHS, massage; scalp and sktn dis
eases permanently cureo; manicuring.
Cottage 1(7 Park near Morrison; tel.
Front 115. '
HOUSES FOR RENT.
IXJNALD p WOODWORD. M gurk st.
, a it Infill faaei ih .. Ut i. eei
wv smv w aWA-aiU M
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED Two bright, active canvassers
ana collectors y" eu-auieuon; must
be well recommended and give security;
An' .nnlv If VOU ap nit m k....i..
Apply to W. A. Campbell, Journal
eroce.
WANTED 11 boys, 14 or U year old, for
journal rouiwa. .tjw' w mi journal
office. It Tamblll st.
ENGRAVING CARDS.
WEDDING AND VIS1T1NCI CARDS Eq-
graveo; w. u. sms c vo., Twra floor.
Washington Building.
BU3INE88 CHANCE8.
FOR BALE Three flne sightly residence
. inka a a waatern sIotva Iff t.w-.
free water Call at Mt.'ta6or drug
store. O. F. Botkln,v
MUSICAL IN8TRUMEWT8.
Fluta guitar, mandllaand banjo tn
strucuon. . rrm. a. simia residence
tS4 TweUth Phone Brown M. ' , ".
WHOLESALE GROCERS I .v
Wadhaini V Co., Whoti (irecre, MinT
niaevoiy jano uowaueapav ateroaaata
4 and 6 Front st -
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ROOMS FOR RENT,
4391. ALDER, ' cor. . Uth Nicely, furnished
front rooms; all conveniences; suitable
for one r two gentlemen. .
NICEJUT FURNISHED ROOMS, light
and airy. No. US 7th st; use of phone
ana oata.
THE XOSS-4UH' 1st St., cor. Salmon;
slegaat rooms; . transient soUcited.
Phone Bed MM. a
FURNISHED RCOMS-1UH 1st. St., oor.
Tamhiil; transient solicited. Tel Brown
Wl. . ,
THE BURBANK, tM Tamhlll Well-fur-niahed.
treat rooms end board; also
table board.
THE LOCKWOOD, 151 Morrison St.
Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Ore
gon South sot '
MANHATTAN COURT-Brick building;
steam heat, newly furnished. tllVi Stark.
THE CASTLE 871 Wash.; rooms for gen-
tlemen; transient. Tel. South 7U
CLAIRVOYANT.
MADAME JOHNSON, trance medium;
reading dally; cards, 15c; clairvoyant,
Wo; Sol Fifth at v,
MRS, STEVENS, the leading Palmist and
Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all
affairs of life; readings, 60c. S21V4 Mor
rison st.
NAVAL ARCHITECT.
Fred-A..BaWn, 43 24 st. Tel. Oak 76. Ves
sels and machinery of alt kinds de
signed. ATTORNEYS.
Paston, Beach 4V Simon, 510 Chamber Ot
Commerce.
James Oleason, t and I Mulkey building.
ASSAYS R AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumal, Aaeayer and Analyalst;
gold dust bought, m Stark st.
BARKERS.
Joseph Reldel, 858 Morrison st.
BATHS.
Snowdnsth7ms. Wash?, room 1.
Vapor baths, massage and electric
treatments.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
LEWIS-STENQER Barber Supply Co.
Grinding of alt sharp edge. tools a spe
cialty, la First st. T
' BICYCLE8.
Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co,, 105-111 6th st.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Abreyers, irThTrd St.
J. Sanger, Repair Shop.- 449 Washington.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. -
John A Melton,, carpenter and builder,
807 Stark St.; offloe and store fixtures
built and remodeled,- altering and re
pair .houses. 'Phone Main 747.
'" 1 I I mi j i .
CK4ROPODY AND MANICURING.
LVMtcTwflriSxljfrt ChlropomBtTTinTglS?
Shoe Store, tw: Washington st Phon
s
one
Hood TO.
CONFECTIONERY.
CONFECTIONERiY
A. i. Coffman. Chooolates and Bon-Bons,
m. h.vuuiiibii. VIIUUJ
330 Washington st
W.' J. Powell,' Candles and Cigars, 42a
Washington at.
CYCLiST8 ANDJMACHINERY
Bewingacnlne"and Bicycles, 338 Mor
rison street. ,, ,
CORNIQES SKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skylights, aOlvanlzed Iron Cor
nices. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second st.
COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of
coal and wood, 344 Morrison st.
Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
80 Third st Phone Main 353 and Col.
373 v
DENTISTS.
S. M. Hamby, D. D. S., room 8 Wash
ington bldg, Washington and 4th sts.
Theodore 8. Thompson, 50-51 Washington
bldg.. Washington and Fourth sts.
Phone Hood 414.
P. 8. Lane-worthy, rooms 7 and 3 Benson
bldg, 291 Morrison St., near 6th.
DRESSMAKER.
Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room
406 Macleay bldg.
DRUGGISTS.
O. P. S. Plunttoor, 860-263 Third st
Rows & Martin, Sixth and Washington.
Frank J. Strelblg.S42 Washington st.
Laue-DavU Drug Co., 175 3d st. Phone 648.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical Works Office, 892.
Washington st.
Western Eteotrlo Works, 305 Vi Wash st.
FOR, SALE REAL ESTATE.
fur baliK tteai estate omce, with a
nice list ot properties. 392 East Morri
son st.
ENQRAVER8.
Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company, Mor-
IUVU, M V U OVUUJtU BIS.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st.
GROCER.
F. Dresser A Co.. 840-848 Washington st
HAlRDRESSING, MANICURING.
Parts Hair Store, 806 Washington st, up-
lO-uaia nair urwwcn.
Rosenthal 8isters Wig-making and man
icuring, lou mo st. Hood 814. .
HAT MANUFACTURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO-
VATUK-vniy piece in Portland for
good work: union hatters, Boeton Hat
Company, 83 Fourth street; phone Black
1813.
HOTEL8.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
and Aioer sis.
HAY AND GRAIN.
W. S. Laethars, na North Third St. lime.
a til new I sksa eartrl rmant
aaaaaaaeaew
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers Furniture, carpets.
parlor gooas, stoves, etc. nee j. cv
urts A Sons, 173-175 First. 818-825 Tam
hlll. Both phone 804.
LAUNDRIES.
Clean owl Dally. Comb, brush, soap.
48 NTNinth st. Tel. 410.
MASSAGE..
MDMEK. E. ELY. Dermatolyoglst, ma.
sage, oleoma irwHurow. wtt f int il
INSURANCE.
ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE.
82 snerioca Duuaing. uregon 'phone
Main C58,
Buffer, Surgard & Co., 2SV Washington st
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Leavea
DEPOT FIFTH
AND 1 STREETS.
Arrives.
For Maygers, Rain
ier, Clatakanle, Weet-
port, Clifton, Asto
ria. Warrenton, Fla-
vel, Hammond. : Fort
3:00 A.M.
t:W P.M.
3:30 P.M.
11:10 AM.
elevens, uearnart
f k., Beaside, Astoria
ana seashore Ex
press. Dally. ,
Astoria KXDrass.
1:40 P.M.
Dally, ex. Baturday.
Portland - Seaside
Express, Saturday
oniy.
Ticket office, 255 Morriaou street and
Union Depot.
J. C. MAYO, General Passenger Agent
Astoria, Or. .
PORTLANIX45C ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Tokobama and Hongkong, calling
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight Via connecting steamers tor Ma
nila, Port Arthur and Vladivostock.
For rate and full Information call .on
or address officials or agents of the O.
R. tt N. t:o.
JEWELERS.
Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc.,
45 Third st
The L, C. Henrichsen Co., Jewelers and
opticians, 284 Washington st
The O. Jesitkemper Co., manufacturing
Jewelers, 286 Morrison st
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY to Loan on city lots and im
proved farms. W. A. Shaw b Co., 848
. , Htark st
MONET LOaWED on furniture, pianos,
etc. 392 E. Morrison st
W. A HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10
Washington bldg. Phon Hood 413. .
PATENT FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,' at a' sacrifice, H Interest in
a .valuable patented asphalt paving pro
cess; has 'been operated successfully.
Address box 121, Journal office.
PAWN BROKERS.
Uncle Henry, 43 North, Third st
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.,
, 74 Third st., near Oak. Phone Brown 475.
Uncle. Meyers, Jeweler. ,143 Third st.
PMOTOaRAPHERS.
E .W. Moore, crayon and oil portrait
Third and Washington its.
REAL ESTATE.
The King Real Estate Association. 7:3
Chamber of Commerce.
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mort
gage loans. 251-Washington. Main 688.
MONUMENTS.
OUo Schuman. monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third st. Estimates on
first-class work and stock only.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial Hotel.
Strouse's Restaurant 229 Washington at
City Chop' House and Restaurant, 13 3d
t, N. . , ... .,.
SIGN WRITER.
Jessie Waddell, sign writer, 269H Taylor
street Phone Hood; 17a. Portland.
8LOT MACHINES.
All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec
ords. Transcontinental Machine Co.,
343 Washington st,
8TORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Pick, office 88 First St., bet 8tark
and Oak; phone 696: Pianos and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse.
Front and Clay sts.
Furniture, piano and safe moving and
pucker. Charles M. Oisen, 128 First
' street,
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street. All makes of typewriters for
rent. Supplies for all machines. L. tc
M. Alexander & Co., agenta
TICKET OFFICES.
Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third st; 35
to 120 saved to all points. ,
TRUNK FACTORY.
Harris Trunk Co.'. trunks, valises, satch
els, etc.. 231 Morrison st.
WALL PAPER.
H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and
-painter. 141 Seventh st, corner Alder.
Ernest Miller ft Co., wall paper and dec
orators. 127 First st.
WINE DEPOT.
THE COLUMBUS-Callfornla Wine De
pot, P. Loratl, prey All kinds wine, 6c
glass. Fine wines, liquors and Cigars.
Headquarters for cooks, waiters and
bartenders. 148 Fourth st. Or. phone
Main 751.
BANKS.
LADD & TILTON. "BANKERS
Established in 1859.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on fa
-vorable terms. Letters of credit issued
available in Europe and all points In
the United States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphlo
Transfers sold on New York. Wash
ington, Chicago. St. Louis, Denver,
Omaha, San Francisco and various
Solnts In Oregon. Washington, - Idaho,
tontana and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Paris, Ber
lin, Frankfort. Hong Kong, Yokohama,
Manila and Honolulu.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
With which is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid up ,..83,000,000
Reserve 2. 000,000
Transacts a generalbanklng business.
Accounts opened for sum ot 810 end up
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum
244 Washington st.
E. A..WYLD, Manager.
LONDON & BAN FRANCISCO BANK.
LIMITED.
Chamber ot Commerce Building, Third
and Stark streets.
Head office, 65 Old Broad street. Lon
don. This bank transacts a general banking
business, mskee loans,- discounts bills
and issue letters ot credit available for
travelers and the purchase of merchan
dise in any city of the world. . Deaia in
foreign and -domestic exchange.
Intereat paid on time deposits. . r
. -E. A. MACRAE. Manager.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OR.
J. Frank Watson ..
Pavslt5tit
R. L. Durham ....... .Vice-President
B W. Hoyt ,.,............-...., .Cashier
Geo. W. Hoyt ...... .....Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A .GENERAL BANKING
BtTSIJw ESS.
Draft and tetter of credit-Issued avail
able to all parts of the world. , , -
Collection a specialty. Gold dust
bought , .
lit HI TOM TIUIIIj
' " J -
Without Changs of Car
Vase M aaMl
RUN OVER
CHICAGO & N0RTH
WESTERN RY.
TIME 70 Hours to Chicago
A. C. BARKER, .-' ,
Oenarel Agent, C 41 N. W. RsUwajr. -
153 Third SL, Portland, Oregon.
EAST a
SOUTH
I Depot Fifth and
I . I Btreata
Leava
ArrTva.
I OVERLANh ttv
8:80
8:80
p m
rPREaa trainsi
i rnr m,ih hau.
bura.Ashland. Bae-
a m
riBHnia. . iwnn
sen jFrancjsco, jae
Isve. Loa Anealea
El Paso. New dp-
Vans and the Bast.
At Wood burn
illy except Bun-
y). morning train
r ML Angel, SiH
''r (on, Drewne-
. I H . I tt Jt
:'nd Natron, aaoij
Albany Local for
ML Angel and 811
verton. Albany passenger
Corvallls passenger
Sheiidaa passengerl
4:00
7:80
P m
10:ula
a m
!: p as
114:50
p m
lliaaevtw
Dally. Daiiy except Sunday.
Rebate Ockets on sale between PwU '
,n'1. Sacramento and Ban Franolsco. Net
rates 817.50 first-class and 814 seoond-elasa.
Second-claas Include sleepert nrst-elaea,
does not .
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Alo JAPAN, CHINA? HONO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be '
talned at Ticket Ottlee, No. 864, cornet
Wrahlngton and Third.
YAMHILL DIVISION. '.'"
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferaoa St.
Leave Portland dally 7:30 a. m.. UJ0.
1:56. 8:35, 4:40, 4:36. 8-8 p. a. Dally ex.
cept Sunday. 1:80, 1:40 a a, 1:05, UM p.
m. Sunday only, f a, m. T
Arrive Portland dally. 1:80. 10:68 a.
1:36. 8:10, 4:80, 3:16, T:40. 10 p. m. Dell
except Sunday, 4:85, 8:30, 10:50 a. m. ex
cept Monday, 13:40 a. m.; Sunday 4Bly
10.05 a. m. -
Leave for Dallas dally eaeept Smday. ,
8:06 d. tn. Arrive Portland 1:88 av SO.
Vassenger train leaves Dalle for Alrll
Mondays, Wedneedaya and Fridays at 8:5
p. m. Return Tuesdays and Saturday a,
Except Sunday. , f
V. A SCHILLINO, City Ticket Agent.
W. E. COMAN. Freight and Paaseoge
Agent '":
TIME CARD
OF TRAINS
POR.TLANt f
Denart. ' Arrlv.
North Coast Wmlted...l:00 P. m. J:00a.w.
Twin City Express.. ..11:30 p. m. IJOpw m
Kansas City and St. - -
Louis Special -Mm. m. J1:1JP.
Puget Sound Limited. 9-Jt a. as. 6:41 p. m. ,
Olynrpla. South Bend and Gray Harbor
pot nta
nta. All trains dally. Four frame
lally to Tacoma and Beattle. ; Tare
through to the East.
. 1 '
A D. CHARLTON,
, Asst. oeaerai reset, a
ts Morrison street. Portlan
iaoOrei "
oCfnOHPAcmc
THREE TRAIN3 PA!LY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
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iyreouTt"ol .
1 OTLiv flDFtiDNt
UNION DEPOT. Leava Arrive.
'tc'1 ss w
For the East via Hunt-
tngton. , ,
-SPbkANBi FLYER. S:15 pm
For Eastern Washing- Delljr. ,
ton. Walla Walla, Lew- V - '
Iston, Coeur d'Alene and - S ...
Ot. Northern point. f '
AltANf iC EXPRESS," VU pa 8.1(1 ana
For the East via Hunt Oally Dally
Ington. 1 . 1
FOR SAN FRAN , From c
f cisco. v. ...it ::t Ala, r . - -.
SS. Oev W. Elder- wU8 v
June 1. U, 8X . P?eh . . . .
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June 8, It ' - ' '' -FOR
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way pointer eonneoting Daily - Daily
with str. for Jiwao and ex 8ua exSua
North Beach, str. Ha- Set
Sale. Ash "tr ae-" - P m " -FOR
CORVALLI3 and Tii au vu puT
way . polnte, etsamer Mon Tuea,
Ruth, Ash street daes; Aed4, Thwre -
tWater permitting.) ' rrt Jw
FOR ' DAYTON. Oragon 1:wtn I.ui pu.
City and Yamhill River Tuea Mon., ,
polate. str. Jaoeea, Asa Thur-. ' Wed., . '
Jtr-t dock. " - - !. at rri. .. ..
. QVater permitting.)
TICKET OFFIC' Third and a-
, t ton. Telephone, Mala tu, i
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