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.V- I- j , :-. WMnjTE CmEGOS DATLf JOTmXAX-i rOttTT,AXI. FRIDAY -E VENI O. : y OTEMBER 7, r 1902. ' . i. -. 1 1 1 ill M M I MIIMIHIIHIMH II I II 1 1 11 1 Journal Want Ads. Talk J To many thousand readers daily, covers me lerniory iairuviguy ui are read. NEW TODAY. For ads in classified columns of "Situations Wanted," "Male" or Female," THE JOURNAL will make no charge. ' Bring or send ad copy to JOURNAL office. HELP WANTED FEMALE. WANTED 49 -woman. Bine old Dr. Keasler' j return they have been treat ing 37 women daily in to. ladles' de partment. They can treat 49 more. Call or write for home system. Enclos. 10 Si-cent stamps. Address 8t. Louis Medi cal and Surgical Dispensary, cor. Second and Tamhtfl sts., Portland. Or. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. WANTED Position In private family by white girl; position as second girl pre , ferred; 316 monthly. Apply 1145 Russell t., Upper Alblna. TWO GIRLS want general housework. 341 North 16th at. GIRL wishes general kouseworkf 884 East Davla. cor. 28th. V Bookkeepers and Stenographer. -FIRST-CLASS stenographer desires posi tion; best of city references. Address S 7. care Journal. STENOGRAPHER desires a permanent IUcJ)rfew.,,,Mr.Jr-aJ'M3 Miscellaneous. SITUATION WANTED By very expert ehced woman, as restaurant, hotel or boarding house cook, Call 230V4 Yam hill. Phone Black 2881. YOUNG LADY wants position as Mil clerk or office assistant; references. Address y 7. care Journal. WOMAN wantsTSrny Phone West 2344. kind day work. HELP WANTED MALE. . . . . WANTED R. R. men for Oregon, Wash ington, Nevada and Utah; free fare; wages J2 to $3 a day; long Jobs. C. R. ' Hansen ft Co., 26 N. Second at CANVASSERS WANTED for city and county; must be good men. Apply to Circulation Agent of Oregon Dally Jour nal, 89 Yamhill St.. Portland Or. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. A Nu"CEJPANESEwntrworkrTielp cook or general housework, family or boarding. . M. Hironaga, 29 N. 3d st. CHINAMEN would like, positions as cooks " 'and olshwasliers; tolerances. Wi, Y. M. . C. A., Second and Salmon ats, . GOOD JAPANESE BOY wants position to do cooking and housework and attend , school. V 7, care Journal AS GASOLINE ENGINEER, stationary or marine, or dynamo tender In electric light plant. M 7, Journal. SITUATION WANTED By Japanese boy, to do chamberwork In lodging house or hotel. H J, care Journal. J-OST. BLACK HOUxN'D, white on"breasZs7naTl eyes; when lost was muzzled. Frailer McLaln Stables. FOUND. A POINTER, white with brown spots. Ap ply to viz vviinams ave. LODGING-HOUSES. TWTTSoSMOS 4th and Morrison, fur nished housekeeping suites, suites and single roomy; $1 per week and up. ROOMS FORJJENT. THE LSclCw6orr61H Morrison St. Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Oregon. South 60. THE) CASTLE 171 Wash.; rooms for gen tlemen) transient TeL South 76L BUILDING MATERIALS'. THE J. McCRAKEN CO. Wholesale dealer building materials. 231-235 Pine. WANTED AGENTS. 'W'-fieMre' managers rn every "city and county In Oregan to represent a -proposition which appeals to pepple who wish to own' their own home. a. B. Street, No. 206 Stark St. WANTED. WANTED Immediately, 200 Belgian hares. Apply Mace Market, 151 Fourth. DEVELOPING AND FINISHING. WE FRAME PICTURES Pacific Picture Place, 351 Morrison at.. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. RELIABLE STEAM CLEANING A DY lng Co.; clothes called for and delivered. Phone. Hood 668. H. Kaufman 184 3d St. ATTORNEYS. Faxton, Beach A Simon. 610 Chamber of Commerce. WM. REID, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, room 4, Ainsworth bldg, Third and Oak. Geo. J. Cameron, Attorney at Law, 71S Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or. Mosesso'hn. ?&2 CfcattAe of Commerce. SEND YOUR WANT AD8 to The Journal for results. Phone Main DOT. BILLIARD PARLORS. THE NARRAGANSETT BILLIARD PAR .. tors, '128 6th St. Office Brown s Orch. BANJO, M A N D Q LIN AND GUITAR. Free use of instruments. Wanted players for clubs. Hal. Webber In struotor, 717 Marquam bldg. BUSINESS CHANCES. ALL kinds mercantile and manufacturing businesses bought and sold; the best in vestments, that owners object to adver tlsing. Ti C. Shreve, 421 Abington bldg. I CARD ENGRAV ERS WEDDIKG ANrTvislTlNOADTEnr graved; W. G. Smith Co., Third floor. Washington bldg. CURIOS. The San Woo Co.,-wholesale and retail bamboo furniture. -268 Morrison st. SUN BOON HUIB CO.. teas, mattings. Jap. curios, earpetsrugs, 247 YamhilL CEREAL MILLS. Acme MIITs Co., Manufacturers Ralston Acme Cereals. 20 A 23 N. Front st. P. JOHNSON ft CO, manufacturers Peer i less Health Cereals, 132-4 Front St. ; h In otEer -Fords, Thb JOURNAL t .wmui vic.sbu.cu MYs.iitiivm -TV," CARPgNTERS AND: BUILDERS.'-' John A. Melton, carpenter and. builder, 307 Stark sL; office and stor. fixture, built and remodeled, altering and re pair houses. Pboa. Main 747. U. 8. BLARNEY, carpenter, builder; estl mates given. BBS E. Stark. Union 797, COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co." dealers' in all kinds o? coal and wood, 144 Morrisoa sL VULCAN COAL CO., WHOLESALE dealers bast ooals, foundry and smelter coke. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. L. W. Clopton, contractor, grader and ex cavator, 288 B. 8th st. Phone Union 2281. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. U MItohelL ChlropodlsL Knight's Shoe Btore, 294 Wash, st Phone Hood 721. THE) DEVENYS, the only scientific chiropodisU In the city. Parlors 301-2 Alisky bldg. This is the long-haired gentleman you want to see. Grant16 " CIGARS AND TOBACCO. " SMOKE OUR OWN MIXTURE Can't be v beat. Slg Slchol & Co., 82 3d St.. DENTISTS. Theodore S. Thompson, 60-61 Washing ton bldg., Washington and Fourth sis. Phone Hood 414. Frank J. Streiblg, drugs, toilet articles. perfumes. 342 Washington sL - PENTtSTQ. Dr. Chas. T. Prehn, vitalised air for pain less extracting. 19-20 Hamilton bldg. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanized Iron Cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second St. EMPLOYME NT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnsld. st Help of ail kinds wanted. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Stark at Works-omc 351 Westsrn Electric Works. 806H Wash it ELECTRICAL MASSAGE. PROF. E. L. EATON, electrical, electro vibratory and massage treatments scien tifically given. Aliskv bldg.. 266H Mor rison st. room 313. Office phone Red 107. Hours: 9 to 12 a. m.', 1 to 4 p. m. FREE SHINES. CLOTHES CLEANED and pssbsed M per month. Unique Tailoring Co. 347 Wash.. ' '" GASOLINE LAMPS. " H. W. MANNINaiightlnga Co. Latent improved gasoline lamps. 106 Sixth street, Portland, Ore. jQROCERS. F. Dresser 4 Co., 340-343 Washington st D. C. BURNS, 147 3d, line fresh groceries at cash prices. HIDES, FURS AND WOOL. KAHN BROS., dealers In hides, furs and wool. 191 Front st., Portland Or. Horn. Furnishers Furniture, carpets, parlor goods, stoves, etc. See I. Gov. urU & Sons, 173-175 First, 219-225 Yam hlll. Both phones 804. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder Its. JC , JCSCJREAJArjJD LAB BE & REBE. manufacturers of ice cream and confectionery. 310 Wash st IMPLEMENTS. PORTLAND IMPLEMENT CO.. farm ma chinery and vehicles, 188-194 Front st. LAUNDRIES. CleiVwSs'daBy". -"' Comb, brush, soap, (1 per jnonth. Novelty Supply Co., 'Kk 42 N. Ninth st, TeL. 410.- ... - - TOWELS, soap, comb and brush, 1 per mo. Oregon Laundry Co.. Phone E. IS. INSJJJIANCE. J. Philip Kennedy, insurance; resident agent Norwich Union Firo Ins. Society. Phono South 1564. 43 Hamilton bldg. PUFFER BURGARD & CO.. fire lnsur ante. 251 Washington at. Tel. Main 688. ISAAC L. WHITE, FIRE INSURANCeT 225 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone Main m. JAS. Mc. I. WOOD, Concord Building. phone 47, Employer's Liability Insur . ance, represents 'American Bonding Trust Co. Fire Insurance. ARTHUR WILSON. Sherlock Building, 'phone 1008, represents the Alliance and the Home Fire and Marine Ins. Cos. JOHN KELLY, general insurance agent. Columbia bldg. 82ft Third at. 'Ujmji.f -iLiiiii. ..... ;.. l"--...".-". .. - ! JEWELERS. The L. C. Henrlchsen Co.. Jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington st The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers. 286 Morrison st A. N. WRIGHT, th. Iowa Jeweler, Morrison st. 293 Geo. O. Brandenburg & Co., Engravers, Mfg. Jewelers. 88H 3d. Phone Hood 437. J. A. Beck, watches, diamonds, Jewelry. 207 Morrison st. . Repairing a specialty. LADIES' TAILORS. LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SUITS, cidak and capes.- Accordian plaites. Applique work a specialty. Stephens, 289 Alder MACHINERY. TRENKMAN ft CO., mining, sawmill, log ging macninery, nyarauuo pipes cast- ings of all kinds repaired. 104 M. 4th st. MINING ENGI N E If RS AND ASSAYERS. MONTANA AS3AY6?TCR 208 Stark st. Experts on analysis coals, minerals, rock, mineraKwaters. J. T. Gove, Mgr. J. H. FI9K, Mining Engineer and Assayer. 204V4 Washington st. Phone Clay 621. 1 OVERALLS. BOSS OF THE ROAD Overalls and me chanics' clothing. Best In .very detaiL Nauatadtor Dm., Man.i Portland, Or. . - .iv PERSONAL MR 9. OLhOCK has opened 'massage and , manuicurlng parlors in Abington bldg.. , room 424. Satisfaction guaranteed. A trial will convince. Phone Red 2864. - ALL- CUT RATE Subscriptions and Club Combinations on Periodicals at Jones' ' Book Store, 21 Alder St., Portland, Or. "UNCLE MYERS," the pioneer money lender, 141 Third , near Alder, sells dia monds, watches. Jewelry .half regulaa i stor. prices. Country orders attended to. HME. AZA HOLMES, Complexion, Hair, . Skin and Scalp Specialist,- may be con suited dally free. I 311 Morrison, St Use and yon will obtain best results from Western gas or gasoline mantels. 1 CAFE) KRATZ, 122 Sixth St. A fin. lunch served at all hour. Miss Emma R. Mackie, masseuse, teacher physical culture. 417 Abington bldg. MERCHANT TAILORS. MARX GILBERTSON, TAILORS, 254 Alder sL, cor. Third. PALMIST. MRS. 4JTARK Teacher of scientific palm istry; graduate of chlraloglcal college of California; reading, $1. Fifth, street, opposite postofHce. Mrs. C. Cornelius AJJsky bid, 3d and Morrison. Sittings daily. Hood 403. JPHOTjORAPH E RS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sts. PLUMBERS. Taylor St Stanton, plumbing and steam ntung. ss suxth str MILLINERY. MISS A. L. JORGENSEN. Importer and dealer in French millinery. 291 Morrison. NAVAL ARCHITECT. Fred A. Ballin. 43 2d at, TeL Oak 76. na . val architect and mechanical engineer. OPTICIANS. Dela B. Howard, refractlonist, rooms 20 21, Russel bldg., cor. 4th and Morrison. PIANO LESSONS. W. GIFFORD NASH, 103 10th st Terms upon application. Beginners taken. MODEL-MAKER. For first-class repairing go to Andy Frits machinist anOmoaei-maKer,-no 6rn st MINING AND MINE PROMOTERS. SE88IONb'& SIMPSON. rnlnlngand mine promoters. Roor 2, Chamber Commerce. MASSAGE. MDME. H. massage, First t. B. ELY, dermatolyoglst, electric treatments. 193ft FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. JUi Quarter bJac. 'ltOXlOOV on Kat -Evrett and 2ttth sts.. part cash. $1)00 lMt 3BS130, on Mill t.. -near 16th; snap. BEAKLEY & M'ENTEE. 414 Chamber of Commerce. MAXWELL & KNAPP REAL ESTATE. Room 2, Chamber of Commerce bldg. CHAS. K.'RSTEL. real estate dealer, 88 M, Third st. Room 5. ROPE! ROPEI PORTLANiTcoRDAUE Co" cVr.'"iuhand Northup sts., Portland, Oregon. RUBBEP STAMPS. BUSBY & LESH CO. Rubber stamps. Seals, Stencils, etc., til The Dekum. SAFES. ' HA l-ir SAF'Vtandard ot theworTd; safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norris Safe & Lock Co., 91 First at. BUY YOUR SAFE of J. E. Davis. ' repairs uud lockouts safely done. Your G6 3d. R. LUTKE & CO.. successors to Dixon, Borgeson & Co., Sixth and Iloyt sts. SPECIAL DELIVERY. Post Special Delivery, No. 200 Wash Ington. Phoys, Or. Main 962, Col. 261. 8TORAGE AND.TRANSFER. C. O. Pick. Cilice 88 First st.7 bet. Stark and Oak; phone 596. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. C. M. OLSON. 128 First st. Furniture and piano mover. TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. FOR "IMMEDIATE LOCATION' 36 yellow iririf timber claims, cruise 3.000.6(10; 7 fir homestead claims, cruise 8.000.000; 12 sugar pine and Mr timber claims, cruise 5.o"0.oO0; homesteads, best of wheat and fruit lands. Money obtained to prove up on when needed. Timber lands bought and sold. Wm. Hawkes, room Sii'i Commercial bldg. TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies (or all machines. L. A M. Alexander &Co.. agents. TONTINE LOAN. " Tontine Loan A- Security Co. 30-31 Ham ilton bldf. J. h.nKle-.f n. Supt. "wall paper. JR.' P. Ch.rUtens.eu.. wali -paperor" and painter. 141 Seventh st. comer Alder. Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper and dec orators. 127 First si. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. Flefcchner. Mayer & Co. Pioneer manu , facturers of shirts and overalls. No. 29 Front and 27 First st. Portland. Or. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Wadhams & Co.. wholesale grocer, man ufacturers ''and commission merchants. 64 and 66 Front st Allen & Lewis, wholesale grocers, Port land. Ore. Mason, Ehrman ft Co., wholesale groc ers. N. W. cor. Second end Pine sts. Lang & Co.. First and Ankeny eta, WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS- Wholesale Crockery and Glassware.. Prael fcjegjg :: iflft-to-10 fctfiretair Stark. WHOLESALE HARDWARE." J J. E. Hoseltin. tt Co., Iron, steel, coal and blacksmith's supplies. 46, 51 Second st WHOLESALE WALL PAPER. Morgan" Wall Paper CoTTTiTsVdst bet. Yamhill and Taylor. Portland Or. WHOLESALEETRGOODS. W. H. McMonles & Co., wholesale sad dles, harness, leather goods. 53 Front st. WHERE TO DINE. E. HOUSE'S CAFEJ, 128 Third St. best cup "of coffee In the city. . The THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT for French dinners with wine, 60c. 128 Fifth st. Strouse's Restaurant; first-class meals; best service. 229 Washington st SATISFY YOUR PAIjATE by a plate of Eastern Oysters for25iia.tlheWet Coast OysreiTaflors, 143 Seventh at, near Alder. We own our oyster beds. MONEY TO LOAN. loney to loan, small' amounts, sliortor long time. J. H. Hawley. 2 Cham. Cbm. MONET to Loan on city lots and lm- S roved farms. W. A. Shaw A Co., 343 Urk st .. W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. Is Washington bldg. Phone Hoed ill. Ky:'M NEW TODAY. Maces' Market V5I fOlRlH ST. 9 For Your Sunday Dinner: POULTRY Corn-fed Turkeys, extra-fat Tame Ducks, Toulouse Geese, Spring Chickens, Cipons, Etc. GAME Mallard, Teal, Widgeon, Sprig tali .Geese, Belgian Hares. FISH Salmon, Halibut, Flounder, ' Sole, Smelt, Red Snapper, Rock Cod, Perch, Striped Bats, Shad, SHELLFISH Lobsters, Oysters, Shrimps, Crabs, Ete. AIsoa very choice selection of fancy fruits and vegetables FELLOWS 309 Washington Street 25 cents New English Walnuts just arriving 2 pounds for 25 cents. 25 cents I 1-pound Packages Seeded Raisins. 25 cents 3 Pounds Cholc. Loose Muscatel Raisins. 25 cents 8 Packages Condensed Mincemeat. 15 cents Pound, Citron, Lemon or Orange Peel. 15 cents . Pound Best - Shredded Cocoanut. 35 cents '"-"r Pound Baker's" Premium Chocolate. . 25 cents Can Baker's Cocoa. $4.20 100-Pound Sack Best Granulated Sugar. f THOS. DUFFY, Prop. 26I First St., cor. Madison. The Choicest Meats Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered Eggs 25c per Dozen Fresh ranch eggs ...y '. 30c Best creamery butter ....i 65c, 70o Good creamery butter 65c, 60c Dairy butter , 45c, 50c Full cream cheese 15o Wisconsin Swiss 20c, 25c Best 60c tea 35c Look out for Saturday chickens at your own price. La Grande Creamery 264 Yamhill Street. Gatchet's Market We Sell EVERYTHING Third and Yamhill Sts. - - :-BOTrf PHONES. " ' "" A GIANT SCHEME. NEW YORK, Nov. 7. Morning papers publish Boston (.pedals that engineers are being sent o .t from Boston to make experiments aliing the base of Mount Rai nier looking to putting the waters from the Pujallup Glacier tb commercial uses. Taeoma and P. utile may be supplied with electrical power by this means. TURN GUNS ON REBELS. WASIUN'GTi iX. Nov. 7. The American gunboat Maries i;i has been sent to Har celona. Venezuela, where she will cumi'il the rebels to release the United States consular agent, who lias been arre.tel because he lt fn- d to become a party to a forced loan. ... - Coal Coal Coat WESTERN FEED Sb FUEL CO. Dealers in all kinds of Coal, Coke. Charcoal Try the Famous ROCK SPRINGS COAL Both Phones. Office: is North 5th SL HAY FEVER. CATARRH Oppression, Saffocetloa, Nwlgla. PROMPTLY CURED BY Espic 'Cigarettes, or Powder (.iDVURAAtoRewTersadanDrenkU I - REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. . ' - S. S. 8!gel and wlf. to.B X, Ban- wn, lot 16, block II. Sunny side.. I 10 Fannie M. Sutherland and husband to Investment-Co., tots, L X. block i6, Piedmont v.. 600 A. F. Alexander to Clara B. King, lot I, block 18. Lincoln Park An nex 140 Carrie How. to 3. C. Brown, lot 7, block I, Howes add ., 1 Carrie How., exec., to J. C. Brown, lot 7, block S, Howes add t 105 L. and F. Breaks to C. and O. D. Dunning,, part fractional block 64, Couch add . , 4000 Investment Co. to Mer. Inv. Tr. Co., lots 1 2, block 26, Piedmont.. 600 Geo. Huntley and wlf. to Martin J. Downea, 4 acre. sec. 4, twp. 1 . r. 4 e 200 Julia E. Blinn to Frank Botefuhr, se swl4 see. 24, twp. 1 ... r 3 ... 1 A. H. and J. C. Ainsworth to Port land Ry Co., lots 10, 11, Cedar Hill 6500 Sheriff for N. Hansen et al. to J. C. Roberts, blocks 17. 20 ni lota 1 to 6 and lot 10, block IS; lots 1, 2. . 10, Block 26; frac. lots 6. 6. block 26. lot 4, block 27, Hanson's 2d add 6266 Portland L. F. Cera. Co. to A. 8. Ellis, lot 8 block 26, P. L. F. Cem 40 O. O. Gammons and wife to E. M. Stevens, lots 10, 11. 12, block I. North Falrlawn 1 PortlandTrust Co. of Oregon to Wm. E. Crerar, lot 21, block 7, Wil liams ave add 375 Portland Trust Co. of Ore. to 11. R. Crerar, lot 22, blook 7, Williams ave add - 375 Estate of I. M. Bryant by A. Y. Barker and A. C. Emmons, execu- tors, seV w& sec. 24. twp. 1 s , r. t e "60 F. A. Relsacher and wife to O. M. Settlemelr, lot" 8' and strip 10 ft. wide and 100 ft. long, n. side lot 7, block 225, E. Portland . 2200 Thos. E. Cole to J. K. Duvall. lots 10, 17, block 64, Sellwood 1100 Portland Trust Co. of Oregon to Carl E. Leaf, lot 2T, block 13, Wil liams ave add 385 Washington National Bank & Invest ment Assn. to E. 8. Knight, lots 32, 33. block 6, Mansfield 300 FOR GUARANTEED TITLE8 See Pacific Coast Abstract. Guaranty & Trust Co.. 204-5-6-7 Falling Building. Get your title insurance and abstracts to real estate from the Title Guarantee Trust Company, Chamber of ' Commerce. MEXICO BUYS. American Consul Submits Report on the Purchase. '' WaSMNGTOM, Nov. 7.-J. 6. Tages, vice-consul at Vera Cruz, has submitted the following report In connection with the reported recent purchase by the Mexican government of control of Ihe interoceanlc Railroad: "The government has purchased the major part of the recent Issue of the In teroceanlc's bonds, thus obtaining the controlling Interest In the roud. The bonds were bought at 80 1-8 per cent, of their nominal value, and bear interest at the rate of 4 1-2 per cent, annually. "In commenting on the, translation, the public press says that the President and Secretary of the Treasury have been ac tuated by motives of the greatest Im portance to the welfare or tindustrles of the country, not in seeking u profitable investment for the reserve funds In the treasury, but In trying to prevent the formation of 'pools' with a view of con trolling the Import and export traflic of the republic. "The Mexican government, beln In control of a railroad of the. llrst Imnor .tance.llke the interoceanlc 411 freight aiFcMmltiafldns to the Injury of native manufacturing and commercial Interests will be prevented. !'The railroads of the peninsula of Yucatan, Mexico, with the exception of the Southern Railroad, have recently ef fected a combination, to be opera tci un der one general management, and this has now been Joined by the company ownlnv the general or fiscal" wlmrf in the hnrbor of Progrewo, there being loft but otv wharf, owned by the Canton Wharf Company, outside of the combine. "At Merida, the capital of Yucatan,, there Is an active movement on foot to organise a company for the purpose of establishing an electric power plunt to furnish motive power for the street rail way service of the city atd suburbs." THE MONEY MARKET. NEW YORK, Nov. 7. The withdrawals of currency In connection with the move ment of cro:s to the seaboard continue heavy, and it Is said that the tide of funds will not turn In this direction until well Into Pecember. The president of a national bank that has prominent international banking con nections stated that in the event of a fractional advance In jlme money rates foreign bankers would be nore inclined to allow their money to remain here. . rt n, trftonnno Australian eold to ar- rlv a't-Sbn Frane'lsoo,- JZ.20O.fi00 was pald- out to New York banks by me suD-troas-ury today. As a result the bunks in their operations with the sub-treasury since last Friday report a gain of $742,000. It la figured that the ratio of capital, surplus, and undivided profits of the bunkft of the United States declined from 52. 4S per cent on Oct. .6. Ym, to 36.62 per cent Sept. 15, 1902. The increase in the total capital, surplus and -undivided prof its of all the banks In the same period was 21.9". per cent. JUBILEE OF CHURCH. CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 7. Prominent priests and prelates of the Roman Catholic church are here from many parts of the country to assist in the celebration of the golden Jubilee of St. John's Cathedral. The celebration began today and will con tinue through the preatcr part .of-tiux, '-It. " ftoiernn iWIWWficaT" ntss "was' cele brated In the Cathedral this morning. Bishop Horstmanri being the celebrant. Arclifcishop Ryan of Philadelphia delivered the oration. A mass of requiem for the deceased bishop and priest of the diocese will be celebrated tomorrow and on Sun day there will be further ceremonies of an elaborate character. EUGENE FIELD DAY. ST. 1XJCI3, Mo., Nov. 7. In accordance with an order issued by W. T. Carrlngton. state superintendent of public schools of Missouri, Eugene Field Day,, the anni versary of the birth of the "Children's Poet," was generally observed today by the public schools throughout the state. The exercises consisted of the reading of the poems of Eugene Field and a study of the life of the poet. Regulator Line. Regulator line steamers from Oak-street dock at 7 a. in. Best and fastest line of steamers for The Dalles, Ly W Hood River, White ' Salmon, St. Martins Hot Springs, Cascade -Looks, - MoftVt's Hot Springs, and all Middle Columbia River and 'Klickitat Valley points.' Take this Una and get to your destination (rem n to four bourt ahead 'of other lines. 1 ' ' .... ..V ?'-' Us. Quaes Be Ceugfc Drops. v t BUYERS' DIRECTORY O. C. RIDER Expert violin maker and repairer of all kinds ef suing, instruments- 16 Russell bldg. 4th and Morrison THE WILD INDIANS OVIRCtttT ea InsT.s- " - ks Mifmtt MS 11 K krs ifc sJcia ' fi 1 " tod-M Cwr" S I MM f ,in..i. isfia " koa bM- iiti-l " W r trw fih fl)snwfrtttrr r4 reei I IrfT " V4 ' rafc iSk ikf mssrM aoea anil siri ! Vera If yMf Vatr lu ck ikwm . m w( tew cisc e4 ww r clsc ef r.J tM S IffKtM tea. iiM4 eie'V U PCNOLETON WtUN MILLS. PusstMsf, Ortv IMPROVEMENTS ON SHORT LINE Leamington Cut-off Nearly Ccrc pleted Another Being Graded. Grading on the Oregon Short Line Li ubout three fourths completed on the Leamington cut otT from Salt Lake to Ieamlngton Hill, Utah, a distance of lit! miles. Thirty-five miles of track have ajryady been let. It Is expected that the grading will be completed about the first of January. ANOTHER CUT OFF. The Brlgham-Corlnne cut off between the points named in Utah, three and one half miles long, Is being graded by the Utah Construction Company of Ogden. William Ashton of Salt Lake City is resident engineer. BANKS. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland. Oregon. Northwest corner Third and Oak Sts. Transacts a general banking business. DRAFTS ISSUED, available in all cities of tne I nited States and Europe, Hong Kong and Manila. NO INTEREST PAID ON TIME DE POSITS. President ....J. C. AINSWORTH Vice-President W. B. AYER Cashier F. C. MILLER Assistant Cashier R. W. 8CHMEER AlteRtf astAsti.V jr 21: T?RISHT LALiD A T1LTON. BANKERS Established In U5. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on fa vorable terms. Letters tf credit issued available In Europe - and all points in the United States. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York, Washington, Chicago, SL Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and various points to Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London, Paris, Ber lin, Frankfort, Hong Kong, Yokohoma, Manila and Honolulu. CANADIAN BANK OP COMMERCE. With which la amalgamated. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up....'. W,000,00 Reserve .... . A........... .008,000 Transacts a general banking business SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sum of $10 and up wards, and interest allowed on mini mum monthly balances. Rates on ap plication. 244 Washlngtaon st. SL-A. WYLD. Manager. LONDON & '8ANimFRANC18CO BANK. Chamber of Commerce Building, Third and Stark streets. Head office. 66 Old Broad street. Lon don. This bank transacts a seneral hint: lng business, makes loans, discounts bills and issues letters of credit avail able for travelers and for the pur chase of merchandise In any city of the -world. Deals in foreign and .do mestic exchange. Interest paid on time deposits. " W. A. MACRAE, Manager. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANR fUKlUArtlJ, VS. J Frank Watson . ..President R. L. Durham . R. W. Hoyt ... Geo. VV. Hbyt... Vlc.-Presldent Cashier ...Assistant Cashier GENERAL BANK. TRANSACTS -A 1NU JiUBIJMKHB. Drafts and letters of credit issued available to all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought. MORRIS & WHITEHEAD ' BANKERS AND INVESTMENTS. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS. PORTLAND. OR. RAILROAD TMWEJTABLES. TUB ONLY THROUQH TRAINS WITHOUT CRANUE OF CARS BETWEEN PORTLAND AND- CHICAGO RUN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. TIME 70 HOURS TO CHICAGO A. G. BARKER, General Agent C. ft N. W. Railway. 153 Third St., PORTLAND, OR Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DEPOT. FIFTH AND I STREETS. Leaves. Arrlvea For Ma veers. Rain- ler.ClatsKanie. West- port, Clifton. Asto-na.Warrenton.'Fla-vel, Hammond. Fort Stevens, Oearhar; Pk., Seaside, Astoria ' and Seashore Ex press, Dally. Astoria Express, -Dally , . 8:00 A. M. 11:10 A. M. 7:00 P. M. 9:40 P.M. Ticket offlce, XM Morrison street and tJnion Depot . j , . ( J. C. MAtO, Gensral Patstngtr Agent, Astoria Or. , , As ivy mi RAILROAD TIME TABLES. 1 EAST via. SOUTH Lav.a Union Depot, Arrlvea. OVERLAND ES PRESS TJiALs 1.30 p.m i01lrit( xjn,, ramento, O 4 . a. San Franelsoo. Mo- lava, . Las Angeles, ,K1, Paso, New Or leans and the East, "I 30 am iMornlns train eon 7:0d inects at Woodburn daily (e-cept Sua' Iday). morning train for Mt. AnraL Sll- verton, Brtwii v 1 1 1 ., Springfield Wendling and Hat- rn. Albany passenger... . Connects st Wood burn with ML An gel and SUvertoa local. 4:00" p.m 10:11 am , 4 : SO a m ICorvallts passenger. 6:t0 p.:t ' 4:50 p m Sheridan passenger. lig:6atn. Dally. !DaHy except Sunday. i Portland-Oswego Suburban Servlc. mn4 Yamhill Division. LcjOt Foot Of Jaffarani. C. Leave Portland dally for Osweso 11 t:-0 a, m; 12:30. 1:65, S:25, 4:40, i:25, :l p. m. Dally except Sunday. 6:0: B:4i m.; 6:05. 11:30 p. m. Sunday only. :H a. m. Returning from Oswego arrlv. Port ind da,,,y 8:80 m., 1:35, S:10, 4:10, 1:1s, 7:40. 10:00 p. ra. Dally except Sunday ?i3!;. 9:S0' fo'50 m- EtoPt Mondsji 12:4') a m. Sunday only 10:06 a. m. Leave from same depot for Dallas Slto) Intermediate points dally except Bunds 6:05 p. m. Arrive Portland :30 a. m. The Independence-Monmouth Motor Line operates daily to Monmouth and Airlle. connecting with Southern PaoiAa Company's trains at Da Has and Independ ence. Rebate tickets on sale between FOTt land. Sacramento and San Franelsoo. Net rates 117. B0 first class and 114 second class. Second class Includes sleeper, first class does not. Tickets to Eastern points and Europe! also Japan, China, Honolulu and Aus tralia. City Ticket Office corner Third Sttdj Washington streets. Phone Main TIL C. W. STINGER. W. H. COMAK. City Ticket Agent Gen. Pas. Aft f V Oregon SiiojjrLME w Union Pacific THREU TRAINS DAILV FOR ALL POINTS EAST UNION DEPOT. Leave Artiv.. CHiCAUO-POHlluAND . V SPECIAL. : a m 4:S0 p m For the East via Hunt- Dally Dally ington. - . '-- SPOKANE FLYER, For Eastern Washing ton, Walla Walla, Lew- :15pto 7:00 am . Is ton, - Coeur d'Alehs Dally" tallr. and Great NorthWTi , ' points. t ATLANTIC EXP HESS. - fc For th. East via Hunt-' n- , RIVER SCHEDULE. Columbia River Division. t j FOR XSTORIA and 8:00 pm way points, connecting Daily 5pm with str. for llwaco and ex Sun. Dally North Beach, str. T. J Sat. 10 ax Sun. Potter. Ash-st. dock p m ' ' Vamhlllc River Rout.. FOR DAYTON, Oregon 7:00 a. 3:00 P-ts) City and iamhill River ' points, str. Modoc Ash- Tue Mon.. street dock. a-.U" 2 (Water permitting.) Snake River Rout. FOR LE'WISTON, Ida., arid way points, from; About . 5:00 p nS 4:05 a m Daily ex SaL Rlparla. wash., steam ers Spokane and Lew uany ex i'rt. Iston. TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing, ton. Telephone, Main 712. PORTLAND & ASIATIC 1 STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Bong Kong, calling at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting- steamers for Ma nlla. Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. ' INDRAVELU SAILS ABOUT NOV. 28. For rates and full Information call 09 or address officials or agents of th. O," SU.AM.-Qo. TIME CARD Of TRAINS PORTLAND: Departs. Arrlvea. 4:11 p. so. 7:00 a. as, 7:15 p. m. Puget Sound Limit ed, for Tacoma, Se attle, Olympia. South Bend and Gray's Harbor points. North Coast Limit ed, for Tacoma. Se attle, Spokane, Butte, St. Paul. Minneapo lis. Chicago, New York, Boston and all points East and Southeast. 7:21a.m. 2:00 p. m. .Twin -City . Express! Jur Tacoma, Seattle. Spokane, Helena, St Paul. Minneapolis 11:45 p.m. Chicago, New York, Boston and all points East and Southeast. North. Coast-Kansas City-St. Louis Spe cial, for Tacoma, Se attle, Spokane. Butte. I Billings, D e n v e r,i Omaha, Kansas City,1 St Louis and all points East andi Southeast. 2:00 p. m. 7:00l All trains dally except on South B.nel branch. A. D. CHARLTON. Assistant General Passenger Agent. :55 Morrison St., corner Third, Portland Oregon. : References Ladd A Tllton. Portland; U. S. National Bank, Portland Bank of California San Franctsco; Crocker Woolworth National Bank, Saa Frao) Clscov x Members Chicago Board.-of Trade, Sat -' Franelsoo Produce Kxchance, Baa JTran elsoo Stocj and Bond Exchange. . ; . Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds v. . . Md Cotton. - i h, San Francisco Offlc: ' 101 Thlfd X, - i CalUornl Sb - portion rv oa. V -