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Newspaper Page TextRetail ; Butchers Have Xonfidence in Attorney . , v General Knox Uournal Special Bervlca) WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 6---Tne fa, tnlt butchers and meat dealers of the country dd not regard the war on the alleged beef trust aa by any means ended, Their national convention, which opened here today with an attendance Of several hundred members, will complete plans-for a continuation' Of the light on the big butchere and packers' combina tion. The retailers have confidence In ' Attorney General Knox, who before the filing of the bill In equity in urueago received a delegation composed of the na tional officers and prominent members, and he was supplied by them with much evidence, of which he made use In pro ceedings in the United States courts. While the court proceedings are pending ' the retailers purpose to go ahead col lecting all available evidence and placing It at the disposal of the Department of Justice. BACK FROM SEATTLE Portland Business Man Returns Disgusted. John T. Wilson, a former Portland business man. Is returning to this city to re-establish himself In the auction busi ness. Mr. Wilson sold bis auction house on First street, this city, in the early part of the year and went to Seattle to engage in the same 'line of business. His few months' business experience In Seat tle has resulted Id bis returning to Port land glad to get back and thoroughly dis gusted wfth business conditions in the Bound city. . Upon his arrival here Mr. Wilson will associate himself as partner with Mr. Ford, in the auction business. Mr. Wilson is firmly convinced that Port land is a r better business town than Seattle, and tht the wonderful prosperi ty of the latter city, of which we hear so much, la mostly "hot air." He thinks he knows a good thing and sys he saw nothing In Seattle to remind him of one. ; SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE, And Cheap Excursion Rates via A. & C. R. R. Make a Hit with the Public. The excellent train service and cheap round-trip excursion rates via the A. ft O. Railroad between Portland and the beaches have made a decided hit with the. public. yPortland-SeaaldesSxpress leaves TJnioir depot every Saturday at BEEF TRUST jft-M- pr Astoria, FlaveL Oearhart Wtf Seaside Round-trip excurslouta between Portland and all Clatsop ana North Beach points sold every Saturday at 12.50, Interchangeable with all boat lines and good to return Sunday evening, Warm salt water baths at Seaside now open to the public. Write to 3. C. Mayo, General Passenger Agent, Astoria, for .handsome Illustrated pamphelt "What the Wild Waves Say at Seaside." LABOR NOTES W. O. Booth, an active member of the Bookbinders' Union of this city,, has ao cepted a position with a, San Francisco firm. W. O.' Powell is making preparations to depart In a day or two for Philadelphia to attend as a delegate the lntenatlonal convention of Laundry Workers which will be held in that city August 12. He tx poets to be absent about 10 days. The Laundry Workers are. expecting a Vg time on their river excursion Satur tay night A barge will be taken along 'or dancing, and good inusie has been u-ocured for the occasion. About 400 eople are expected to go on the trip. RAILROAD NOTES .', Thad Sweek, counter olerk for the O. It & N. Co.'s freight department spent Sunday at Long Beach. Peter Harvey of San Francisco, general egent of the Baltimore & Ohio, came in on a eephyr yesterday. He looks aa well as usual. He expects to go to Spo kane tonight. ' Avery Hilton, traveling passenger agent of the Erie at San Francisco, is in the city. He Is not to blame for this. for he Is looking after the business Inter ests of his territory. ,r. u. BencureBt, me INOrtn F&ClflC, Coast agent of the New Tork Central lines, will leave tonight for Puget Sound, L, M. Allen has been appointed general paasenger agent of the Rock Island for the territory east of the Missouri Riven IDs headquarters are at Chicago, where he was formerly first assistant general passenger agent i President. A. L. Mohler, of the O. R. A N. Co. Is now in Spokane on his way hack from the East. He 'will meet there with President Mellen of' the Northern Paclflo and President Hill of the Great Northern. ' The magnates will confer with the farmers of Washington relative to a reduction in freight rates, Porsey smith, Mr. Mohlefs private secretary, who has recently completed a tour in, Europe, is with him, :.TJiey r.''ixpeete4 here next week..:. -' ' . WHITE COLLAR LINE BOATS. Astoria, daily fa. m. except Sunday.. The Dalles, dailv T a ni. nit Run. By. v', ," - ' . ' . .. ..' ' Alder- street dock. Both 'phones. Main WEEttY,jC3W3P vBULLETUJ, j; K -?.;"... sMsswbsm Si-t-. , GENERAL SUMMARY.. Wedl ' Except' a few light shower last eeaday and Thursday In the northwest ern portion of the state, no rain has fall en -during the week. The temperatures have been seasonable, and; there has been in abundance of bright sunshine, mak ing altogether,, excellent harvesting weather.' T:i.-y--,.rr, t- :- The sJl wheat harvest ,'iia nearly com pleted, la Southern Oregon, well advanc ed In the WUJamette Valley, and making gcod progress In the eastern geotlone of the state. Thrashing will be general this week. . Spring wheat Is filling and ripen Ing nloely. Tne oat crop promisee to be above the average,. la the Umatilla dis trict, wheat will probably turn out better than expected a few weeks ago. In the section about Marion County, It is not thought the fall grain yields will be as heavy as last yean but the spring sown grain is doing nicely. In some few sec tions of Lane .County, the reports are that club spring wheat la badly Injured by rust , . .. :" ... Hops are doing well,, and no complaints are made of lloe being sufficiently num erous to cause damage. AH late crops, Including corn and potatoes, would be benefited by rain. Pastures are drying up fast, but stock continues in good con dition. The outlook for a good crop of late apples In the Hood River and Ash land districts Is excellent Early peaches and blackberries are plentiful in the markets. ' WIIJLAMETE VALLBT. . 'Newberg, Tamhlll Comity,' J. W. Moore. Weather fine: corn and potatoes doing well; about one-half of the winter wheat in shock; oats coming' on In fine shape; clover and timothy nearly all housed, crop good; light shower Thursday; pas tures are getting dry; blackberries ripen ing. ; HUlsboro, Washington County, Grant Mann. Grain ripening fast; fall grain mostly In shock; grass Is drying vv fast; apples are falling badly, especially in old orchards; slight shower Thursday; no damage to crops. Philomath, Benton 'County, vJos. A Park. Wheat is well filled, and most of the fall sown is ready to cut; spring oats will be short unless rain falls soon; po tatoes need rain. Salem, R. F. D., Polk County, P. Clark. Winter Wheat and oats mostly. In the shock; yield will fall below the aver age; oats, however, are very near aver-' age; it is thought . spring wheat will be an average crop; potatoes doing well bay about all housed; two thrashers will start this week; weather fine for har vest; rain would Ihelp corn and potatoes apples and pears will be extra large blackberries ripening, crop good; hops all right no lice to cause damage. Albany, Linn County, J. W. Propst Haying all done; fall wheat In the shock spring grain ripening; thrashers have started; grass getting dry; apples seem to be plentiful; late gardens need rain. EDWARD A. BEALB. Section Director, Portland, Ore MINING NOTES, The Columbia Music Company has been incorporated. Its capital stock is $10,000 and the Incorporators are . WIMard J. Brown. Samuel W. Driscoll and Ell Barns. "v - 5. L. L. Mason will leave for the Bohe- al.tr,ct in a few day. to inspect propertIee 0l tne Mlnin & In the nveet ment Company. He expects to be absent a week. E. E. Merrltt, of the firm of Merrltt & Bingham, mining promoter, left yester day for New York, where he goes for the purpose of interesting capitalists in the mining Industry of tho Pacific Coast. The Hammond Manufacturing Com pany, 104 First street, this city, is pre paring to make a good-sised shipment In to the Lardea district, British Columbia It consists of a 60,000 foot sawmill, plan ers, edsera. trimmer, cut of! sa-vs. in tact everything' to fit the mill complete, E. G-. Watson & Co., the local brokers who recently placed a large block of the Montana Verde stock, at 60 cents per share, have received word that, the price of this stock will shortly be placed at $10, the company having sold a sufficient quantity to fully equip the property with the latest machinery, which is now being installed, The Red fiuy and ConcorJ sra- of mines have consolidated their Interests, anti are now ui e'er the mantjomtiu of the Red Boy Consolidated, , Go.d Mir.cs Compsny. These are among '.no famous mines of the Bumpter district, and SOP. 000 shares have been placed in the treas ury stock for development, purposes.- - A very handsome prospectus has been Is sued by the company, giving full par ticulars of the proye-tl-s. The big mineral estate eommonly known as the Maxwell, mine, wch consists of U mining claims, eight "of Ihem patented, was sold thl Week by Nell J. Sorensen, of Sumpter,' to Eastern capitalists. The purchasers were represented in this field' by W. J. Johnson and George L. Hunt ington, of St Paul; Charles P. Berkey, of Minneapolis, and' J. A. Ward, of To ledo, Iowa. -The consideration paid by the Eastern men was about $145,000, of which amount JO per cent was cash. I. B. Hammond has returned from a three months' ylsflt to Ketchikan, Alas ka, where he Installed a 30-stamp mill. He reports the mining outlook to be good there for the coming season. The' ores are mostly free milling. A number Of New Tork ' and English ' companies have been- recently formed to carry on extensive development work. ' There Is a good demand for mining' machinery at present A 1 local firm Jtlst .shipped a 10-stamp mill to Arrow Lake, British Columbia. -A. carload of air drills, com pressors and boilers has been sent to Bohemia for the Le Rol mine., Yesterday a large shipment of rnaohlnery was made to Murw,-Idaho,Si;"':';' ,;'--4':;;.;:; A,X'1 She-Reaily, t don't feel like walking. My. feet have botnereij ma a good deal lately.'' -.-' '; i:-:'. : , ., He-ToU thus be eXoeedlngly nervous; She-Nerrousr;. '"yr '." v " He Tes; otherwise you wouldn't let suoh little, things bother you-PWladel- pbla THE' MARKETS. The rather full stock of fruits and pro duce on the market' yesterday morning was. pretty well worked- off during. the day and prises remained stationary, , A carload . of bananas 'came In and - sold fairly 'well for ; this time of the year. Biftter of all grades Is up to and , the market is quite firm, but eggs are a lit- Ue weak'--' V -. v.- tH- ';, ''.''. Man advices received per steamer 'from the Skeena River, British Columbia, give the total salmon pack up to "July Jt by Dine canneries as 101,000 oases. At Lowe Inlet the canneries, have ayerared 10,000 cases each.. Just prior to the departure of the steamer the fishermen were reported as falling off in their catches,, not geti ting more than tS to 15f to a boat .while they had gotten tn the uelghborhood of O0 two weeks previously, , , '.: ;r ' JOBBING PRdCEa . GRAIN. AND FLOUR. V ' Wheat Nominal 'Walla Walla, 2c; bluestem, 64c;. valley, 64c. . Barley Feed, -lg;- roHed. i;per ton. Oats No. 1 white, Jl.OS&l.lU; gray, Itoe. FKtur Best grades, x&o&a&w per barrel; Valleyt W; graham $2.H3.tt. -' i Millstutrs Bran, US per ton; middlings, $21.60: shorts. $19: ehoD (18!S10. Hay New Timothy, $U4!1S; clover $7.64 BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY. Butter Creamery, t223o; dairy, i&O tOc; store, 15HQ16c. Eggs 20c per dosen. Cheese Full cream, twins, WtWiai Young America,- 14c Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4.Mxsp6v per dos.: bens. ifi.UO nar Una.; hmllar,. FlLvr 100; fryers, I&UWI.60; ducks, 3.uu3.6u per oos,; lurneys, live, uwik; ao., aressea. I4&l6c per lb.; geese, w.ou6.oo per oos. Potatoes New potatoes, 76o per cental. California sweet potatoes, 2V4c lb. "Unions California yellow ' Danvers,' 1.115. .' - ' Tomatoes 75c (51 per cjate; turnips, sit. i; carrois, i.io per bk; Deeis, ii zd; peas, $4o per lb. radishes, per dosen Wk tfl&c; green onions, per dosen, )2Vi0lao; cabbages, Oregon,, lc per lb.; lettuce, head, per dos., ZOc; California green corn; t5c dos.; beans; 8Gc per lb.; blackberries, $1.60 per crate of 24 boxes; California pears, $1.2S&L8o per box. Green fruit Lemons, $4-0084.6U; oranges, box; apricots, 654f0c; cantaloupes, per dot; watermelons, per dosen; prunes, 75c per crate; apples, $1 c$1.60 per box; Oregon (early) peaches, 60a per box; California Crawfords, 65T5o per box; grapes, $1.60 per crate. Dried fruit Bun-dried apples, sack or boxes, per lb., Vuiic; evaporated, U(iU!c; apneots, gitrlOo; peaches, 8nc; pears, t(8c; prunes, Italians, 'iHHc; tigs, Cali fornia blacks, Wiftc; do. white, 5c; plums, pitted, miotic. GROCERIK8, NUTS, ETC Sugar, Cube, $4.t0; powdered, $4.45; dry granulated, 4.20; extra C, $3.75; golden C. $.1.(5;barrels, 10c; half barrels 25c; boxes, 66c; maple. 124iil.'kr per "pound. Coffee Mocha, 234i2Sc; Java, fancy, mi 32c; Java, good, 204 24c; Java, ordinary, IS 20e ; Costa Rico fancy, 19OT0c; Costa Rica good, lOifflScf Costa Rica ordinary, UfyVie; per pound; Columbia roast, $11; Arbuckle's, 1).3 list; Eion, $11.1$ list; Cordova, $11.63. Halt Hales, 2s, s, 4s. 6s, lus, $2-25; tine table, dairy and Imported Liverpool, 60s, $15.60; 100s, $15.10 per ton; Worrester, Wm. Wic per sack; Worcester, bbls., bulk, 820 lbs., &.oo. Salt Coarse, huir ground, loos, per ton, $12.00; 60s. per ton $13.00; Liverpool Rock, $15.50 per ton. Grain bags Calcutta, S7 per 100 tot August. Nuts Peanuts, Wq'ic per. lb. for raw, Ktytlllc for roasted; cocoanuts, MalHtc per dos.; walnuts, ISflSHc per II).; pine nuts, 10gl2Hc; hickory nuts, 7c; chestnuts, $3.60 4i6 per drum; Brazil nuts. 17c; niberts, 15 &16c; fancy pecans, H4)14c; almonds, UWB'ISO. Coal Oil Cases, 20MjC per gallon, bar rels, 18c; tanks, 14c. Rice Imperial Japan No. 1, 6ttc; No. 2, 4c; New Orleans head. 7Hc. Salmon Columbia Kiver, 1-lbj" talis,-' $1.76; 2-10. tails, $2.40; fancy tlatu, $1.H6; iU-ll4aney"laSi W.15-: .Alaska tans,, pink &0c, red $1.23: 2-lb. talis, $2. Beans Small white. 3c; ;large white, 2Hc; pink. 3c: bayou, lc, llnras ic. HOHi, WOU1, AND HIDES. Hops 17Wi 18c per lb.; contract, 1820c. Woo! Nominal; Valley, 3516c; East ern Oregon, 10W14C. Sheepskins Shearings, laWaOcr short wool, 25(m3c; medium wool, MqiMc; long Wool. 6Ucifi$l each. Tallow Prime, per pounds' 3'4c; No. 8 and grease, 2ii2Hc. , Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 16 pounds and up, 16Sb15Vic per. pound; dry kip, No. 1, 5 to 15 pounds, 12c; dry calf. No. 1. under 5 pounds, 16c; dry-salted, burls and stags, one-third less than dry Hint; salted bides, steer, sound, 60 pounds and over, Wirilc; 60 to 60 pounds, 7V4&c;. under 50 pounds, and cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, atyH 6Vxc; kip, sound, 15 to 30 pounds, 7c; veai, : sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c; c&If. sound, under 10 pounds. 8c; green (uncalled), lc per pound less; culls, lc per pound less: horse hides, salted, each. $1. 251. 75; drv ! eacn, $lerl.ou; colts hides, each. 2ya'., i goat skins, commonj each, iotilic; An gora, with wool on, each 2oc$l. '" Mohair 25c. MfiAfS A.Nt fKtW1t)NS. 7 Fresh meats Beef. DTtme "7c: nnrlr. 7C!7Ho per lb.: veal. Kfac; mutton, xWf 3Hc dressed, otywc; cows, s'.iljfliitc; bulls, 3W4; lambs, 6f(ii6Vic per lb. iiams, oacon, etc. Portland pack (west ern) hams 15Hc; plsnlc. Uc; breakfast bacon. 16J17V4c: llKht sides. He: hru 11c; dry salted sides, 14c: dried beef sets, ISc: inBldes and knuckles, lsr: nm. sides. 18c; per lb. Eastern backed hams under 18 lbs., 1514c: over 18 lbs., isup: fancy, 16c; picnic, 12c: shoulders, 12c; drv salted sides., unsmoked. 13c; breakfast oacon, 10c; Dacon sines, I4",tc; backd, un smoked. 13Wc: do. smoked. H'o- hnn 12013c 1 1 Lard Kettle leaf. 10-lb. tins. 13T4: An 5-lb. yns. HVic lb.; steam rendered, 10s. in . e 41; A ' ' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Wm. T. Kerr to Chariotta E. Jean. lot 11. blk. 8. Albliia 1E(V F. L. Widdell to Carl O. Carlson. 5 seres.' se. cor. seii of seVi, sec. 28, to. 1 n., r. 2 e tan A. T. Muggins to Chas, DeLashmutt, lot 15, blk. 6, Tremont Park 290 Wm. M. Ladd to P. F. Buehke. w. 50 ft. lot 2. blk. 1. Sallahnrv Trill i7t Sheriff (for F. C. Brady) to E. M. Orth, lots 1, 2, 3. 4, blk. 3, Mt. View Park add No. 2 in Ada L. Baker to Baker & Baker. nw"4 sec. 21. tn. 5 n.. r. 32 e.. loin 4 T, blk. 201, city; nH swVi sec. 35, tp. 4 n., r, It,; e kh sec 3. tp. 5 n.. r. 2 w 1 1 Wm. Ballls to L. P. Beno. ',4 Interest n lot 2, blk. 28, city J. Fisher to J. R. Fisher, lots 10, 11, blk. 86 Bel I wood . F., W. W. W. 900 E. and If. C.. Baker et al heirs of D. S. Baker, deceased to Baker ft Baker, nwH sec 21. tp. 6 n., r. 32 E.; lots 4, 7, blk. 201 city; n4 of swVi and f of evrM, sec. 85, tp. n... r. 2 w. ; eH of sei and swU of eel4 sec. 3. tp. 3 n.. r it... 1 L. H. Boise et al. to O. You tig, w!4 lots 5, 6, blk. 255 Hawthorne Park.... 1100 R. W. Fisher to F. M. Bachelor, lot 3, blk. 8, Railroad Shops add to Al blna 600 Baran A. enairucK ei at. to Alice Tt. Fseeman, ej lots 10, 11, blk. 75, Sell- wood 165 John Lensen to Stasia Sweeney, lots 24, 26. 26, blk. , Bralnard Tract.... 1500 Pen. Real est. Co, to Eva L. Swank, lot. $7, 38, 39, 40, blk. 38, Pen. add No. 8 109 Col. Real Est. Co. to same, lots 10 to , 16, Inch, blk. 1. Pen. Add Jfo..... 150 Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee st Trust Co., Chamber of. Commerce. GOOD ADVICE.- Young Physician If U U impossible to determine the nature of the disease what is the proper thing to dot Old doctor Look wise and say nothing. -Chicago "'- . ,.,.,t . MARITO NOTES. , - ""I --i'!. . . Captala Cbristlaiisen is down from Victoria, B.-C.Tlsithig Portland friends for-s .few- days..'ifS. Thf bar tug Xatovsh la expected to be ready , for service xt week. She has been in the harbor about 10 days having her new towing machinery installed.' . The steamer" Allianoe, of the, Gray Steamships Company's line, arrived . ln port8unday evening from San Francis co and coastwise- ports, she brought In a general cargo 'of merchandise. The government snag boat Ifathloma Is being outfitted, for service. She has done vpo work . 'during the past three years, and she jwlll go up the Willamette this week to resume snagging operatlona . The sch6orier"5john A.,, whlch arrived from San Franclsed the latter part ' last week,' made the found trip from here In 22 days and XT houra This is about a week less than ;! usually required to make' the trip, j Within the, next few days the Colum bia, River , pllote will begin a survey of the Willamette and Columbia rivers, beginning at Portland. The steamer Lin coln will be used for the purpose. Their workwlU be most thorough. The schooner Oliver J. Olsen will complete bef - lumber cargo at the- In-man-Paulsen Company's mill today, and expects to leave down jn the afternoon, she will go to Ban Franoiseo and will take about MO.OOO feet of lumber. Three soow loads of railroad ties ar riredT up yesterday from Lewis rivet for the new electrlo line being built from Lylo to GoMendale, Wash. There were about $5,000 of them, and were token from, here' to their destination by the boat's or the Regulator Una COMPOSED OT SLUMBER, Signon PUUwlUwlnskl, the eminent plan. 1st. was moving uneasily In his sleep. "My dear," said, his wife, shaking blm, "What is the matter! Wake up I" "Wait till I have finished this piece," ho mumbled, still waving his hands wildly to and fro on the counterpane. Chicago Tribune. WANTED To buy the furniture and rent 7 or 8-room house; imrnedlata possession wanted. Inquire Ford's Auction Mouse. J. T. . WILSON. c PROFESSOR STERLING free Tetr free.Testt In the A. O, 0. W. Hall erf Second street, between Taylor and Salmon streets. . You will receive rn ensures from your departed spirit jCrienda. Free to;all! Free to all! Sunday Eve, Jtngust 10th. .- Doors open at 7.30 P. Leave vonr ooktbonk a.t home,- No-collectlone' Will ' taken up wnaiever. uon 1 . rorget tne oate is Bun dav Eve. Auruat 10th. TlvervhnAv la In. ivted to come, and yout will receive free tests. . ' . ' .; ,'.''lf4t ' mMifiTf mm 109 ThlHl "awf:: Conducts a general basking: business. Keceives savings, deposits. Issues Certificates of Deposit, and pays interest thereon at from 3 to 4 per cent per annum. In addition, It affords all tne facilities of a Trust Company. ft cares for estates and collects rents, dividends and income. B,,LE$ PAQET. BENJ. I. COHEN, President. 1 accrviary. flHATsTclN piiii 1 Pkjj Bold (with or without Billing nd T as TmM IsuJnsr AUauhntftntk Ehainawrf Uei mnd Impaired. Fftratrun T7PwHier KlbOona I for all HacaiBM. I4nen Ppra, Carbon Pa-1 ana Furniture. PTOfoaiAAUMS rcuuuu I WIIHOOT CH1BOB. I Wrckeff. Seamans t Benedict H 349 Stark St., Portland, Or. CLASSIFIED ADS. J-rl'?-CELLANEus. FOR sLwaoo-Lot t'lock ZJ Woodstock. House and barn, on car line, 1 block from post office. Will take part rattle or sheep. See owner on premises Sunday 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. HALL SAFE, standard of the world safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norrls Safe & Lock Co., 91 First st - . ' " JERSOMklL A. E. Devere. the specialist In treatment OI nair ""'i"' w ine pcKum: phone Red 2849. ' HAY AND GRAIN. W. 8. Lauthers, 110 Nerth Third st, lime, shingles and cement. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furotshers-Furnlture. carpeta parlor goods, stoves, etc . See I. Gev urts Sons, 173-175 First 211-224 Tam hlll; Both phones 804. - Xam TYPEWRITERS. W. A1Rldeout, c,A'gent3Unkengderf,r Typewriters, 264 Stark et h v. . . EUbUati4 BR Downing, WHEAT AND STOCK BROKERS Room 4, Ground Floor ED MALE. WANTED Two bright, active canvassers and collectors on city circulation; must be well recommended land five security don't sddIv. If vou are not a hustler. Apply , to W, A. Campbell. Journal omoe.- . , , WANTEI If boys, 14 or 15 years old, for journal routes. Appiy at foe journal pmoe, iw xamniu si. ROOMS FOR RENT. 436 ALLER, cbi. 13th NUely furnUhed fro at : rooms; all conveniences; suitable ior one or iwo genuemen. . TO -RENT Newly 'furnished rooms. Housekeeping or single. 82 &ecead st thlrdMloor .Phone Hood 10$., NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light nr. , and bath. THB..R08S-aUMi 1st st, cor. Salmon; elegant ' rooms;, transient solicited. mono Red 1691, THE BURBANK, S34 Yamhlll-e-Well-f ur- iii.nmi ironi rooms ana noara; table ; board."; : THE. "tOCK WOOD, S&VA Morrison St. urmsnea rooms; transient, jrnone wr . ta wum,a. MANHATTAN COURT-Brick building; 4 iwisi neav, newly f urnisbed. sutt otars- THB CAgTLE-r872 Wash.;. rooms, for gen V tiemeni .Uanslent, Tel. South 761. HOUSE8 FOR RENT. DONALD Q. WOODWORD, 246 Stark St, xonts ana, insures, ,'i'nona aain -CLAIRVOYANT. MADAME JOHNSON, trance medium; reading dally; cards, 26c; clairvoyant. wc; m. Fifth st MRS. 8TEVUKH h Ijorilna- Palmist and . Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all siinirs oi uie; reaainga, euc mtt our- i.ua mi. NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Ballln, 48 Id et Tel. Oak 71 Ves sels ( and machinery of all kinds de signed. ATTORNEYS. Paxton, Beach ft Simon, 610 Chamber of James Oleason, I and t Mulkey building. BARBERS. Joseph Reldel. 15! Morrison st BATHS. Sno Wden ' Bath rKtna'1KftXr?fria'h " room srr Vapor baths, massage and electric treatments. ' BARBERS' 8UPPLIE8. LEWIS-8TENGER Barbef Supply. Co. uruiaing oi an snerp edge tools a sj daily. 161 First st. BOOTS AND 8H0E8. J. Sanger, RepairShopT 4rwashlngton.' CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder, $07 Stark at; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re pair nouses, f none Main 747. CEREAL MILL8. Acme Mills Co., Manufacturers Ralston Acme Cereals. 20 & 22 N. Front st. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. L. Mitchell, Expfrt C'tiiropodtotKnlgh't's' Shoe Store. i, Ht Washington st. Phone Hood 728. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, aOlvanlsed Iron Cor nices. J. C .Bayer, 266 Becond 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 DENTIST8. S. M. Hamby, D. D. 8., room 8 Wash ington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore S. Thompson, 50-51 Washington bldg., Washington and Fourth sts. Phone .Hood 414. P. S. Langworthy, rooms 7 and 8 Benson bldg, 291 Morxlson St., near 6th. DRUGGISTS. O. P. S. Phimmer. 2110-262 Third st Rows & Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg,$4t Washington st. Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 Sd st. Phone 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Works Office. 892 Washington Bt. Western Electric Works. 30514 Wash st. CACMENQRAVERS. WEDDING AND VISITING CARriSn graved; W. G. Smith & Co., Third floor. Washington Building. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. fOR SALE Real estate offl7TeTvltha nice list of properties. 392 East Morri son st ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company. Mor rison, between Ust and Second sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st GROCER. F. Dresser & CoN 840-842 Washington st. HAIRDRES8INQ, MANICURING. iKrisHalrStoreT 808 WashlntonBt"" ui to-date hair dressers. Rosenthal Sisters Wlg-maklng and man icuring. 160 Fifth st. Hood 814. HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO' VATOKS uniy place In Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company. 82 Fourth street; phone Blaok 1832; HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth and Alder sts. JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, 48 Third st. Watches, etc.. The L C. Henrichsen Co.. Jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington st. The O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 236 Morrison at SIGN WRITER. H Jessie Waddell, sign writer 269H Taylor street Phone Hood . 175. Portland. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third st; $5 to (20 saved to all points. HELP Hopkins & Co., 1893 . " . Chamber of Commerce RAILROAD Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DEPOT FIFTH Leaves. AJfD I STREETS. Arrives. For Maygers, Rain ier, Clatskenle, West port Clifton. Asto ria. Warrenton. Fla 1:00 A.M. vel, Hammond, Fortl 11:10 A.M. Stevens, Qearnart Fk., Beaslfle, Astoria and Beashore Ex press, pally. Astoria Express. Dally, ex. Saturday. 9:40 P.M. Portland - Seaside 2: JO P.M. Express, Saturday Ticket 01 iftce," 255 Morrison street and TTnlnn rwnkft J. C7 MAYO,. General Passenger Agent Astoria, Or. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, ealn at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvostoek. For rates, and full information call on or address officiate or agents of the O. K it N. Co. LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap. month. Novelty ovelty Supply Co., 40- Ninth st Tel. 410. MASSAGE. MDME. H. H. ELY, Dermatolyoglst, mas sage, electrlo treatments. 1931 First et. INSURANCE. ISAAC L. WHITE, FIRE INSURANCE. 225 Sherlock building. Oregon 'phone Main 65$. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on city Iota and Im- S roved farms. W. A. Shaw & Co., $43 tark st MONEY LOANED on furniture, pianos, etc. 892 E. Morrison st. W. A. HATHAWAY Money I 10 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 413. PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry, t$ North Third st Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop., 71 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 47i. PHOTOGRAPHERS, B ,W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sts. REAL ESTATE. The King Real Estate Association. Chamber of Commerce. 723 MONUMENT8. Otto Sohuman. monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st. Estimates on first-class work and stock only. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below ImperlaCHotel. Strouses Restaurant, "229 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant, 13 Sd st, N. . SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALIST. BATHS, massage; scalp and skin dis eases permanently oured: manicuring. Cottage 167 Park near Morrison; tel. Front 1615. SLOT MACHINES. All etyles; repairing; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 843 Washington st. - STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First St., bet Stark and Oak: D hone 98:- Pianos and furni ture moved . and packed for shipping;' commoaioua nreproor. orica warenouse. Front and Clay sts. j . TYPEWRITERS, The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street AH manes or typewriters lor rent Supplies for all machines. L. & M. Alexander -4 Co., agents. TRUNr FACTORY, Harris .Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satch els, etc. ZJi Morrison it WALL. PAPER. H. P. Chrlsteneen. wall papers, and painter, m-gevenw sc. corner Alder. Ernest Milter CoT-wall paper and dee- orators. 1Z7 mrsi st WHOLESALE GROCERS WadhamskCoWhohise n- ufactcers ana commission Merchants. 4 and 66 Front St. " Allen & Lewis, Wholesale Grocers, Port land, uregon, . Mason, Ehrman & Co., Wholesale Oro- - cers, vy. wpr. oecona ana fine sts. Lang A Co., First and Ankeny eta WtNE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Callfornla- Wine De pot, F. Ioran, prq. aii mnas wine, 5o glass.' Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters, for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 14S Fourth st Or. phone Main 7ulf '.' '.'' BANKS. LADD & TILTONr BANKERS jusiaousnea in tsun. Interest allowed oh time deposits. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on fa vorable termp. Letters of credit Issued available In Europe and all points In the I'nlted States. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New York," Wash ington. Chicago, St Louis, Denver. Omaha, San Francisco and various points ln Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. . Exohangft sold on London, Paris Ber lin, Frankfort, Hong Koug, Yokonama, Manila and Honolulu. CANADIAN BANK OF" t'OMMERCE Wlth which Is amalKamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up ,.$8,006,000 Beserve .: z,uuu,uiw Transacts a reneraj uariKing Duslness. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT innnntu orjenod for sum of $10 and up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. 244 Wasnmgiou si. B. A. WTLD. Manager. LONDON '& SAN FRANCISCO BANK, LIMITED. Chamber of Commeroe Building, Third and Stark streets. Head office, 65 Old Broad street, Lon don. '"" . 1 This bank transacts a general banking business, makes loans, ' discounts bills and Issuse letters of credit available for travelers and the purchase of merchan dise in any city of the world. Deals ln foreign and domestic exchange. Interest paid on time deposits. E. A. MACRAE. Manager. MERCHANTS NATION AJt,BANJC- r . 7 PORTLAND OR., ) , . ,j J. Frank Watson w...,.. President R. L. Durham ....-.......Vice-President R. WiHoyt . ..aw.'.,..v.CaBhler Gea W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINCr ', BUSINESS.. - -j-. .. Drafts end tetters of credit Issued avail aoie to an pane 01 in woria. miieouona j bought v a . apedalty. . OoU dust TIME TABLES mroiiii msouiiii mm Without Change of Car lv . BETWEEN RXJN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH" WESTERN RY. TIME 70 Hours to Chicago A. C. BARKER, Oetwral Agent C N. W. Railway, 153 Third St., Portland, Oregork. EAST via SOUTH Depot Firth and I Streets. Leave. Arrive. I OVERLAND $:$0 p m 1M a m (PRESS TRAINS, 17 lH a ior eaiem, iose-i burs. Ashland. Bao-1 ramento. nrrtan.WtOS a omn crancuco, sso jave, Los Angsles, El Paso. New Or l. r.i . . I leans and tne East At Wo o d h 11 r taaliy except Sun day), morning train connects with train ior L An cel. 811- verton. Browns ville Springfield, and Natron, and! lt Anger and 8U- AJuinT locai Tor 4:00 p m 7:20 a m 114:80 p m verton. AiDsnv Dsssenrer ..11 Brie i Corvallls oassencer S:W B as nnenaan passenger i:t a m Dally. Lally excepV Sunday. RsbSt "okets on sal between Port. iand' gecramento and San Franolsoe. Net rates $17.60 flrst-clasa and $14 seeond-olaas. Second-class Includes sleeper; flret-elase Rates lllll f 1olrta Wo a... mImM -Mi4 'F,UTr,J- A1 JAPAN. CHIN AV HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be eb talned at Ticket Office. No. 264, cornet Washington and Third. - YAMHILL DmSIQN, -" Passenger Depot toot of Jefferaon , Leave Portland daily 7:10 a. m., 11 JO, 1:65, $:25, 4 40, 6:26. $.$0 p. tn. Daily ex. cept Sunday. 6.30, :40 a. nr.. :06. 1140 a. m. Sunday only, $ a. m. Arrive Portland dally. I.-U, 10:88 a, m 1:36. $:10, 4:30, 6:15, 7:4i lO p. m. Dally except Sunday, 6:36, $:$0, 10:60 a, tn.; ex cept Monday. 12:40 a. out Bun day only, 10.06 a. m. Leave for Dallas dally exoept Sunday, $:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 1:28 a- m. l'assenger train leaves Dallas tor Airlle Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at $:M p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays, Except Sunday. V. A. SCHILLING, City Ticket Agent W. as wwaaaAA'e. ' A V.sjui, eauvi SJsjs-gMf) SJ1 Agent. TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND Depart. ' Arrtv- Krh nnmmt T.lmltad...! :0O a, m. T:00 a. m. Twin City Express.. ..IXM p. to. I JO p. m, ; Kansas City and St - Louts Special :za a. ra. uuop. Puget Bound Limited. :2S a. m. p. m. Take the Puget Sound LImlted tor Olympla, South Bend and Oray'e Harbor points. All trains dally. Four trains daily to Tacoma and Seattle. Three through to the East - : A. D. CHARLTON. 1 ' Asst. General Pasw. Agt. t$S Morrison street Portland. Ore. UsI-ULrilj aUISIONPAUIHC THREE TRAINS DAILY ! . FOR ALL. POINTS EAST UNION DEPOT. WlCATiO-PORTLAN SPECIAL. For the East via Hunt Ington. '- Leave. Arrlva :00 am Daily . 4; pm Dally gpoKANE FLTEP, For Eastern Washing ton. Walla Walla. Lew Iston. Coeur d'Alene and Gt. Northern points. A'tTuTNtlC EXPRE&C For the East via Hunt Ington. 1 :16 nm Dally . Daily 1:10 am Dally OCEAN AND RIVER BCHEDtTLB, FOB, BAN FRAN- , cisca BS. Gen. W. Elder June 1, 11, H, BS. Columbia; June 6. 16, 26. mm I QI06CIH. ttlASTAl J2" I sr wniB-rwfwr From , . worth (:00psa Dook . . :0pn$ , t:00 pm 6:00 po Dally Dally e Sua ex Hue Sat 19 i p m ' ' :4am i-M pa Mon., . Tumk, ' Wed - Touts -FH. Bat , TTlwant sTueve Tues Mon.. Thur Wed' Sat ; Frt T5S ASTCUtA" and way points, connectln with str. for Ilwaco ani North Beach., str. Has- salo, Asn street a oca. for emvxiTiir zz way ; points, steamer Ruth. Ash street deck. twater permitting.) FOR DAYTON. Oregon City and Tamhlll River points, str. Modoe. Ash street dock. -Watt permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third end WesUiig . ton. ; iewpnone. Mala Ti