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THE OliEflON" DAILY joUHXAL, rORTLAXIr A TIT It DAY;. EVENINoi FEBHUAHY ' 21, 1903. THE COMMERCIAL WORLD Ml OH : FLOUR 15 Mil Cut of Ten Cents Made in Quotations Weakness of Wheat In East the f CauseEastern Lard Down v an Eighth. Th prioM on the Tarlous brands of hard wheat flour of local manafaotare deollnsd about 10 Mate today. - ' On account 1 of the weaknexs of the ' EBsttrn'WJirat'mnrtrt.-thB' pntr -vf hwii Wheat Hour dropped 10 cpiitu u Imrrul ' In price today. HtralKlits are iiIho quot ed , slightly lower. Valley IiiiiihIh are , Unchanged, and the market ehovm udded strength. . luUra Xrd Sown Again. Manager Conway of the Hammond Packing- Company announces a drop of one eighth cent today In the prices of tb vatloua grades of lard of Eastern manufacture. Local lard Is unchanged. racked Meats Arc Tlrm. '' Packed meats of both the local and Eastern brands are quoted quite strong today, and the market shows n tendency to make Blight advances. Tlilx condi tion la due to the high prices now pre vailing for pork. Still Tumbling'. Egg prices atlll continue to tumble. end a StHcent market Is predicted within tlie joext.four'days, lfvthe present wea ther continues. According to Turner fc Co.. receipts have been much too lib eral the past week, and there was plenty of stock still remaining jpt the close of business today.- v Plenty of Poultry. There la plenty of poultry In the local markets to supply all demands. and prices are quoted weaker. Receipts dur ing the week have been untra liberal and demand somewhat slacker. It is not expected, however, that the market will show any slump in prices at this time. Beef in Plenty, Bays Toft. " There la plenty f beef in the local i markets." said John Toft, of Toft, Hint1 ; oVCo.. "and a weakness will be noticed ;- throughout the market. Venl and mut : ton are in receipt up to the demand i Pork receipts during the week were com j paratively small, and demand was quite f heavy. ' Some changes will be noted In the- fresh meat prices today." Drummers Balling Futures. Grocery drummers are busy seTlIn . canned futures at this time and other ( lines of the market are being neglected j -, "Business has been quiet this week," ! , say Wadhams & Kerr Bros.. ,-on account , of the canned goods. A better tone Is expected next week." Most of the jobbers have already over Bold their orders for canned corn fu ture, and few new orders are being accepted. Tomato futures are .selling well with prices open. . The Pish Situation. ( Malarkey & Co. report the receipts of steejhead salmon to be more liberal to day. Chinook salmon Is In more mod erate supply. Both, grades are quoted easier at current quotations. Halibut la scarce and higher. .... Several cars of California cabbage and cauliflower arrived lost evening, and were distributed on the street this morn ing. Sops, Potatoes and Onions Doll. The hop, potato and onion markets are In a weak condition and no change Is expected within the coming week. The - hep market In the Kant Is reported dull, With no actual quotations being made. Butter May Drop. Butter prices may drop within the next week on account of the larger re- ceipts. Ulafke & Co. report the market- to be considerably weaker than it WHS ten days ago. A drop of 2',. cents a- pound is soon expected. AlHtuat d-llT.v. .ut I'lamUs. Hdl'r per Hi. for rair. 0(1 10c for rosatiiT cncuaiiuta. s&tfWUc per Va: wal- nun. HVM.V it lb.; I'luo nutt, loiuwe lb ; lili-korr nuta, )0o pen lb.; elisstuuia. em, I I pr ID.: Until outs. Itk.- ix-r Ui i aniens, l."aiw r in.; raiier caua, 1J 16c n-r lb ; alumni), 14flfo xr lb. Itlce IiuHrlol Japan, No. 1, Dc; No. 2. Bc; V-w Orleans, head. 7Hc. New Orleans, bend, i4,e. Hr,'Kiful Kirnd I'remlnn;. 30-2MS, 12 80; I.rc. .&"; II o :i.l6. Kalmou loluinlila lilv. r l ib. tails. II 7"' 2 lb. t.,ll t-l'. fancy. 1 lb flata. V,-lli. fancy tlxta. f. I 1M; A In all a tatla, pink, fcoc; red, I ii; Mb tails. 12.UI. tml oil--faae. 2Kc tier sal-: tanka. Water White, lii,- ii, tanka, Headlight, ISVjc; tur pentine, K,v lift. Il.an.. .Sluull white. $t. .15: In mo white, $1.10, (iltik. .'17ti; hnynu. f-I.OU: Lluiaa. Stye. Tuliiieoii Plus cut simialng-, I. 2. H-'a. park afea: 8,! of North Carolina. 7lr iht lb: Maa- 1 1 fT. 0c per lb.; blxlc Qm-rn. 4)e xr lb.: Il-1 Ili-ll. 'jyc prr lb.: Pedro. fK- w lb.; UoblvD Kitpr, fl.l& imt lb.; fin cut, 41c pit lb.; Capatan. It. W rx-r lb.: Dukr'a MUture. 4ic i.r lb.; Hull Durham, OUo lurti- t'ot, 74c iht Hi r lb.: Mall I'ourh. XHc per lb ; MUture. $1.40 nor lb. I"as tobacco: Drnmimmd'a Nn tural Loaf. fHr per lb ; IMper livlrtalo.k. one iht lb; NomothlnK liooil. 4Bc por lb.; Nlundard Narr. SKc por lb.; T. A It.. 5:ir p--r lb.: Hwnr Hinil. 4.'tc por l.; Star. 4lP Por lb. Kino cut chewlnit: Ool.lon Thread. 6Sc per lb.; t'aat Uull, TUc por lb. . Fniita and Vatotablea. I'ototne 4.Vil3oo; awefta. rmt. (iiilona Orosoii. f0'it75c: nurllc, 6'a7c por lb.; Kr.-h I'mlla -Apploa: Kaiur Oresoii. 7So II. An; ci'klni:. ftoy73c por lmx. Oranfi'a: Na villa. 2.i".l2 5u r bol ; Cn llfi.rnlli tallK'T lm. l lauiil haunnaa. 2.litl2.75 ht bun.li; fn II poara. s.Vlul.Z wr box; pom franaloa. 1.5nii2.00 por Ian: rmnborrloa. Jor aor. fll.iHi bnrn-l; hucklvlMrrloa. Hlc per lb V.-i'elabloa Turnip 7.V aack; oarrota. ' KM. In ruck; Ixfta. $1.0(1 anok: rudllu-". irt 'Tw lur ,l,.v f'..lir,,rni:l 1 . 2 & ll 1 "1i H Mllfll Will IlillMlllllU OATS Big Operator Has Sold Maiion Bushels iht it. : llnryland Clnli. 71c 1 TmI cut: If I tune huawl ImP lli-B. irr.M.n Lu.$..aa.i. IP. Mf lh ! hofTM General News of the Quotations and Markets Over the Country. CHirAGO. Feb 21 The Record-Her-l'.l."ay. I'littui yesterduy unlouded ut leus'l 'l.OIJO.OOO bushels Of May oats, ki-iplng up the selling which lias been under way fur his account for three iluys. There In the prediction that the oats receipts next week will show an In crease li the weather continues line. ). : per hothonao lotturo. aproiita. go p.T lb. M-nlta Appioa. viora o..1orv it 7l(i j2.oo it boi; VIllUC HT tl-fl. I 1 C ca. 74 ; iM-aa, V ppli-a. 'M7V.C no Itr por lb ; oara. Bic per lb.; prune. Italian. itiS'if por 'lb.; Krom-h. 441i "'r.," : a. California blarka. aQA4r; do whlto. '-"t pach llrlod por lb ; r.prln.ta. TM7V4C pe' l'1 atiw por to 4L.. a". nniiiriiia niacaa. uajnr; un. no he por lb pluina. pitted. BWOc: ralalna. rniK-.T, l ib. eartotw. 60 twckaKoa to ra i-dod Pk. : aoodod. oholro, 2-oi. cartnna, THc; Iikm Muacatolloa. 6" lb. boioa. CViOT'.dc PC lb; u" doo lajera, 11.7683.00.'- Maati and ProTUIom. Froab Moala Uoof. prllllo. 6l"r: bull. lfeii.V; ina. 4,irtik: utrt-k. US7'iP; toiiI. s',ii9i-: iiiiirtui), .'I t'jtit 4 So; groaa, dri-wil. O'n'u 7ljr; IhiiiIim lll&iTL.o tu.r II, llama. ' Iiacon. etc. i'nrtlauii nark (Incali haiua. 10 to It la.. lH,r: 14 to HI Iba.. 14".4i H to 20 Iba.. 14o: ulelile. l(H.,o: bloakfoat bacon aalted al.b-a. UUo tmt lb.: bulla, aaltcd, He per lb . auioked. 10c er lb. Kaatoru-inekeil llama I'lulor 14 lli 14Sc; orer II Iba.. I4,4c; fancy. 15c; picnic ll'-jc; abouMora. 11 Ho; lrv aaltod aldoa. iiuaniokt-d. 12.4i; broakfaat bacou, 161,c; (ancy. 1'Vac; bulla. I2yl;t-. Local Lard Ketllo loaf fia. IS He: 10a. 11"; Sa. 13Uc; M-lb. tlna, 13V,e; atoam roodorod. loa. 12V; urn. 121ic: 50a. ljtfcr por lb. Kaatorn Ijird Kottle loaf. )o-lb ln. lc; Tm. iX'ir, Imlh huh. 12H,c: atoatu rcudircil. Hia. ll'c; 5". 124r; rum. 12SiC. AlKire packing bouaa prtcea are net caab. JO da.ra. Flah Hock cod, He; flouudera. Be; ballbut. Si'; Hiik eod. 7c; craba. doa., $1.D0; raaor tiama. loc por dot.; rod anapper. H'nUc, black cod. 7c; tripod baaa, !oylit,c; salmon. He; i:blnook. 11c; aoloa. 8c; auielt, l(c; lobatera. 12Vic; abrloipa, l'uget Sound, ISc: aturieou. 7c pr In. SAMPLE OF 20TH CENTURY SLANG oats that have been headed this way, but delayed by the week's storm. , Inilutli May wheat yesterday was within fc cent of Chicago May, and the MlnneuraWs May was within 1 cent Minneapolis Is claiming Its May would go over Chicago, but it will possibly change Its mind if the weather settles mill the receipts A-t bock to norma again. t. louis May last rrlght was 4S cents under Chicago, and Is was never more than 5 cents under, and New York was only 3 Vi cents over. WHENCE COMES THIS MIGHTY HEALING POWER ALL THE LAND WONDERS AT THE RE MARKABLE CURES EFFECTED BY PROTESSOR ADKIN. PMIilPlAllf 1 51. HIS mis mm am i Ministers, Doctors and Professional Men Tell How Me Has Cured the Blind, the Lama, the Paralytlo and on toe Try Brink of Death. FHEE HELP FOR THE SICK Professor Adkln Offers to Help All Bnf ' rirai m.hj Disease Absomteiy Pree of Ohars;e Professional Men Inreetlgate His Powers. Option Secured on 400 "Acres of Land. Famous Smith Farm Located on Colombia Slouch Selected as the Site for It. Cash Business. CIIICUIO, Feb. 21 Huslness here yest. rilay was 27G.000 cash corn, mostly suld late Thursday to Ualtlmort). Sea board reiorted 160.000 wheat and 240.- 000 bushels corn taken for export. Freight room for about 40 loads was taken by several New York exporters yesterday ut, Antwerp. It wus probably nearby shipment and speculative, as the parties own cash wheat. Stock Sheep. It. 000 Cattle and Hogs. CHICAGO. Feb. 21 Union Yards: Hogs. Cattle, Chicago 12.000 i'00 kaiiHus City 2,000 600 ..... Omaha 6. BOO 600 Hogs Opened steady; 4.60O left over yesterday; holiday year ago. Mixed and butchers Iti.ho'i 7.5. good heavy. $7.30(i 7.4G; roUKh heavy, $ 7 .00 tf 7. 26; light. tl.75ii( 7.15. Sheep Steadv. Cattle Steady. Colored Wilness Almost Made Nec essary an Interpreter Bank Statement. NE WYOKK. Feb. 21. Keserve on all MOW YORK. Feb. 21. Reserve on all on all deposits other than U. 8.. decrease. 16.475.725; louns. Increase, . 113. 76. 800; specie, decrease. 1.131.400; legals, de crease. 4.Z29.300; deposits. Increase. 110.- U0U.200; circulation, decrease, $545,100. "Yer honor, dat mug told me onct In Glazier's Joint on Hurnslde, dat he'd punch mah nose, 'nd trow 'Is bunch er bones at me, 'nd knock off man block." Judge Hogue turned and racd the wit ness. "What In the name of common sense are you trying to say?" James Maxwell, colored, was on the stand, nnd replied: "Dai's de dead trut', yer oner de dead level right- Whew!' exclaimed Deputy District Attorney Adams. Judge Hogue braced himself. "Say something more; maybe 1 can hear bet ter now." fer cut er long cnaw off quick. "nd Jump straight ter der point," said Max well, "dat fresh guy In de blue wrapper. wanted ter dip In ter me, 'nd swipe roe wld Is llns. ' Did he hurt you?" asked Judge Hogue. ;He hurted mah feelings, yer orter." 'What for?" Liverpool Cotton. LIVERPOOL. Feb. 21 Liverpool cot ton opened easy in tone with prices 4 points lower. Market closed easy and net 2 to 2H points lower. Spots ouleter. 2 points lower. Sales. 8.000, 7,000 Ameri can. Imports. 25,000 bales, of which 12,- 000 were American. Estimated Imports today, a ooo; last weeK, 1,136; last year. Liverpool Mattkets. LIVERPOOL. Feb. 21 Close. Wheat -March, 6-3. "4 un; May. 6-2. ud. Corn March, 4-6. V up; May, 4-34. i up. BACK WAS BROKEN PROF. THOMAS t. ADKI.V President of the Institute of Physicians and Surgoous. In ull parts of the country men and women, doctors and surgeons, clergy men and educators, are wondering at the remarkable cures made by Professor Thomas K Adkln. discoverer or the Arf- kln Vltaopathic treatment. Prof. Adkln heals tint liv ilrnira nor by Christian Science, not tiv ( 1m t i4ii ut- athy: nor by Hypnotism, nor by Divine Healing, but by a subtle nsvchh- force nf nature In combination with certain vital magnetic remedies which contain the very elements of life and health. A reporter recently talkeil uith Prof Adkln and was asked to Invite all read ers of this paper who- are sick or who are worried by the ills of those dear, to mum, io write to mm for assistance. home people have declared " miiil Prof Adkln. ' that mv Dowers are nf (Ind- thi.v call me a Divine Healer, a man of mvs- terlous powers. This m Tint Nil f cure oecause i understand nature, because I use the subtle force of nature, to build up the system nnd restore health Rut at the same time I believe that the Creator would not have elven me the opportunity to make the discoveries I have made or the ability to develop them if He had not Intended that I should use nem ror me good of humanltv. I there fore feel that It Is my duty to give the ueiieiu oi me science I practice to all who are suffering. I want you to tell your readers mat iney -can write to me in tne strictest confidence if thev are irouoiea with any Rind of dlseas ana l will thoroughly dlae-nose their ases aosoiute v free of rhairire anrt piain uy a simple guaranteed home treat ment how a complete cure should be ef iecteu. i care not how serious their canes, nor now nopeiess they may seem i nam ineiii iu write to me ana let me maae mem well. 1 reel that this is my life work." So great Is the sensation wrought In me meuicai woiid uv tne wonderful cures performi-d by Pror. Adkln. that several professional gentlemen were ask- eu to investigate the cures. Among nieae eeniiemeri were ur. L,. a. tlawley and Dr. L. O. Doane. both famous phy- omuiiB mm BuieoiiH. Arter a tnorougn anu oauiBiuKiiig investigation these eml neni pnysicians were so astounded at me lar-reacning powers of Prof. Ad kin, and the wonderful efficacy of Vitn. opathy that they volunteered to forsake An option has been secured on about 4o acres of lalid' near ..'t. Johnj nnd a. purchase of the. property iM cxpejtod within a few days. The purtles in the deal have kept their names a secret l.ut It hi) hnally ltaUe.1 out that the newly organized Columbia Packing Company is the one concerned. The Columbia Packing Company was or ganized in this city about two weeks ago. with C. M. Ward, David 8. Kraem er and Edward IS Wilson as Incorpor ators. The company Is composed of leading stockmen of the country and In tends to do a general meat packing busi ness. The capital stock of the concern M piiteed at 7V,W) , The projectors of the, new enterprise have been looking around In the vicinity of the city for a site for some time and It Is now suld that the famous Mary J. Smith form located north of St. John and running east to the Columbia Slough, lias been secured. Smith Property Secured. The Smith property is an ideal site for the establishment of a large pack lng house and the prime movers in the concern are said to be ready to deposit the purchase price TloO an acre as soon as Mrs.; Smith, the owner, returns from a short visit to the East. The Utoposed plant will employ nearly 1,000 man when In full operation. It will be built of the most modern type with all the ."latest improvements. It will be electric..' lighted and as sanitary as It will be', possible to make It. The incorporators oXwthe)mpany are all practical business men and have had a thorough experience In the cattle busi ness. C. M. Ward la a Well known capi talist ajid cattleman of Cheyenne, Wyo., and David S. Ki earner, his associate, 1 rrom ise same city. Mr. K reamer is a quite wealthy stockman of that sec tion. Id ward B. Wilson, the third of the ItKXtrporators, is a practical packing heuse man with a varied experience In lurge Sufctern packing plants. Work will be begun toward erecting the buildings and stock pens as soon as the deed to the property Is signed. The company- Intends also to compete In the fresh meat business. m I sir .vw- ev . H IO a. -A V V 4kjr i en r bk xT COiV vr.i rii ' i 'V A VU I lltauiuic I IF YOU WISH TO BE SUCCESSFUL -PROFESSOR EDISON, "The Wizard of the Stars," l , , III A.ii k . a ... ... . . w vvu aennroyi just wnat lire natin store ror you, how v mnw mo mosr ct your opportunities, ana tne; history of your life, from the cradle to the grave,' HIS GREAT FREE OFFER TO 1,000 PEOPLE rrnroiw Fciiaon la t. srenieat nd most wonderful satrelotsr Ui il . iw n.au ImiIiiib auiuuoli to awitasn uilaraat ut Uua wun- 1U1M' r hi ii.yateiiuii ai ieia aa Una HNtrned Diao. ho Irua and ivi'Tuiaua'.enii i tesuittKa twen, t(uit im tuts town railed "tlie 1. 1. am in me .uirH. no iwimitim in.it ma railing one or mi mm iiiitHinaiK muuauoiuu proieaaiona, M-auat an. iiea nivnaiKi wnnien m amiw wuat is la lour ruture, aod w H"r Mid HHII VI iiinii UTva. afr Kireeial arraasemeait. tie baa SerldeS t tltm eery reader nf Ibis paper a PMKM annwopn in iamr lives. win Mil you your i iiaraveuiriaiiea, waai career jrou are mm mini for, tunt unan-uia iiwu, now w win Tour ruu uoU of auorwsa, wmIUi, fane, populantr nd poaltion In both bnaliMM aud suraU llfn. 11 will teU you what are tbe nna- lortunes nioM llkaJr to onrtaae Too. ao iiuu yoo can guard anioat tliem and aToid tliem. lis will ull too eiMinaie yoo are to look out and what will be Your rirua. perta In lore. In bualaeM anu la au waiaa o ilia. TOO will Srwt Vrntmnr VtHmm noroaoope of Tour nf of wmuku-rnl aaaiatanee, beeauac it wUI tU yon I u it i in vonoiiiona you am to ex. peot, ao you can be priared anmatlinxly. rrotewor KamA naila ths fptureM a erlaaee. Thar la no ruraawork about it. 1 will oa trpawrltUin ao you can nmleraiand It, and you will airroe tuei U will beol great ralue to you In erarr war. Profpeanr KlllaAM will wmmA nn fArfniu from the cradla th. m ...n k. aura that all h. , 1 1 L. . i aa toreraated br hia inf.ihiii. nth.uf ,.r ..ir.ii.Mnr Frofeaaor Ldiann h.a kIu.ii ar.,i.. ! i.iUwu oara. He has Droran til thnuaanila rl unliMjlvra that aatroloiry Kan accurate and Infalllhle icieiipii. trrn if rou im wnim, u win vrur h w vua. ao-i too are aariaea not to loae one moment In wrltlnir lor lila tma horuaruna. I Will eoa( aa aaaalutala- ainllil... atwl arill niit you under no ohllyaUoa ot any kind, lie niakee hia offar by a epeouu arransemeut. MmDIr to awikrni aninuu ilia rniltn of thia paper an muireet la this wniuinrnn n.l mv ataar-ifalia SVaalaAa U.' 1 1 tl It bi wul aend you if you write promptly, lite full and oompuHe ' treatiae. whleh will tell you exactly what Um n'lenie '-ally la-nut as Only a limitej edition of this bonk win im UK..n Ti.-iL. write at once ao that you can. set a typewrliUin horoscope of your life aoareaaou eapei'iauy to yoo. tree or all charge ami ulao enable you to vet his treatiae on Aatrology- which will coat you nothing. It will trat-h yon now to max your lire uoumy auoceaaf ul and prratperoua Write at once at4- your aea ana me uawot your Wrfh. anil cncloalnif icciiik k. .-t n.-t. sdtlreaalng ymir htler to .ITofeaaor EDISON, are. 40. 1 A. Binauamiun, lion I forget that this horo jm la irae, ahsolutely, here is no atrmg tied to It, and aia plain, atraighu njrwaxn oner mane try apwial nrraaa-e ii i. ifir w b i vi li aa- i i 1 1 ' , I O SPICES, o COFFEEJEA, BAKING POWDER, FLAVORING EXTRACTS &MluhrViiry. f.r,sHlav6r. CTtarwrSfTfnifh.iJeasowbkfricei CLOSSETftDEYERS PORTLAND OREGON. Homer Darling Is Fatally Injured "r1 Tf ."nJ'naervS"'.. by Falling Timber. rORTLAJiO WHOLESALE PRICES. Orala, Flour and Feed. , ' Wheat Walla Walla, 7&4(7o1'jc: blueatem BTdiSKc; VaUef, 78(UUc. liarley Feed. I23.0O; rolled, 24.0O. tlats No. 1 whlu. ll.lOU 1.70U; gray. 1 12 u, - tjl 1. Ikiur Eaatern Oreeon: I'liteiitn. jikbi:'.. DlumoDd W., I4.6; straights. ;t.7i it,j,iAu vatiej, tAoumo. to, ttruuuiu. i. IDQj4.U0. Miustuna uran. i.w jier ton: middllnira l"l III' ahnrt. I'.HI .Ml' ,,. In,, """uungs. , Hay New timothy, Jli.0oiaia.00: ; tio.o6en.oo. Bops, wool and Hides. clorer. Hop 26(iiUc fur choice 144100. Wool Nominal: Villey, OreroaT !0il4o. ifcheepaklne Shearing, 14HQ18c- aeoi, ifo((43c: uituiuui wool, oc: uusr 143 contracts abort wool, t!-'all.44 each. A"WfLT- ,b- N- 2. and .v, B)" ewik rf' .' ' a kr iu 73 ruuu. j0 j A tk IK ii.in. 10- Arv t5rt 1 10 J f. ' Miufc, wii.t.-u mum, ci.t;r, Bounu, 60 MnmirlH innr 71Z.inKlXn' rl I.. o w POUnaa "' ttader SO pounds and cows, 7c; stag 'and YuM aotind. Bef-c; kip. sound. 15 to 30 piiunds "": , aval, sound, 10 to 14 pounds. 7c; calf aom,d' '.. Bauer -10 pounds, 8c; green (nnaaltcd) ' in ,; j.ul le; rulla, lc per pound ltsi- i'l. ITiirt? eelted. each. ll.2r.'1.7.V; dry. cich 'glut tJl.BO; colts' hides, eath. 25fi50c; goat k ' Butter, gg and Poultry. JSnSi7lmtI' 82i4C: d",r'' iaiiei Oregou fresh. 2JU.fH2.ic. v., ueese run vreuui, twin i7u k k UL, ... I. ..... ... .L" wii"no, io4 i -rjy . i.Bf iHri, JU'J7( ..itVklllTrT 1 IllCBMlift. Iti vu,1 k. per (1..J - Young 2;; j ej.ooitf,-) an ,r iiiatrra. .. w i . im , Hprings, f 4.0l.l;i 4 Th i , a. S3. S7asjiij7.&i jia iuti Jiu. ii. . ..' JU'.t' . HWle; ( ' e-wfU7.0o per ' Groceries. Nuts. Eta :Bugr "Sack basin,", robe. S5.00- n,i, . . .w. dry granulated. ?4. 75 i Vxtri' tTT.? , aul'ten U, S-1.1&; barrels, loc; u i.rrpi vf,: , We toe adraoce on sack bisuT v-' "to: 1 et. for caab, la: :.le. ltic per pound " Honey 14H! !' per fi nm.. UDa- J.ra. gorm.. 2oQ2c; jr. J"rTd,n JTs r-eyaoej Ceate Uica. fancy. 184,2,,.; ciat. fc.' rntli-; wii idea, ordinary lOfiiiJI .'liar lb. i tkilumbla rot ti.v. .' . u.l ! Be Wow Explains. Ah don' khow jest eomed'in' while ah were playln' pool wld a white man, 'an he sed vl Woody bloomln' coon, ver a stool pigeon.' Ah sed ah wasn' 'nd h seti tint if ti ! come outside, dat ud tear mah lilock off. Ah nevah had anv trouble wlf anyone. Ah's a sojer, wait In now ter l,e sweared In." i ii continue this case over until Monday for more evidence," said Judge HOfTJS. Wlnle Maxwell was on the witness stand some one suairested that it would be wise to- summon an Interpreter, so that hlx slang could be understood wimt he really meant to say was that Frank James, the, defendant, had threat eneu to KnocK Ms head off, using- ?.ls hands with which to do It. Ma,xwi M whs asked were he lived. ii- repii'tl that he Hv.-'J In the Angel J-lOIISe. u nere s tnat .' questioned an attor ney. "fn the North Knd,",r:'Waii the reply. "Ih that in the White Chapel district?" "Witness replied that he did not know. -Well. If It's the Anjrel House, It's a good place to stop. Isn't It?" asked Deputy Distriot Attorney Adams. Whiri-upon, the curtain dropped. Reilly and Fogarty. MARYSVII.LK. Cal., Feb. 21. Oreat interest is being evinced here as to the outcome of tnnlgM's contest between Tommy Reilly of San Francisco and Jack i-ogarty or Ijos AnaelM.he title of mid dleweight champion of- the Pacific Coast iM-irig Involved Reilly pavs be will win inside of eight 'rounds, "and Is tbe favor It, id 8 to 10. Foerartv hnivxver ri.ic t lack for friends who' are backinir blm f reel v.. Homer Darling-, a well known East Side resident, is dead at ':1a home, C8 Kast Seventh street, north, as the re suit of being crushed by a imivy timber leaning had the contract for the re moval of the old wood from the elevated roadway on East Oik street ond was engaged In removing some of the heavy timbers yesterday afternoon !y means of n derrick, when something went wrong with the machine and a large sized timber fell and struck him across the back. Darling was felled to the ground und some workmen seeing Ms condition he was at one." removed to the Riverside Hotel, a short distance away. An ambulance was called and the young man taken to his home. Or. A H. Johnson was called but found "the Injuries so serious that no hope was entertained for the recovery of the wounded man. On examination It wis found that the spine was very badly in Jureil and the left sde of the pelvis- ciuBhfiJ. The injured man only recov ered consciousness for a short time af ter the accident and died while In a comatose condition. Mr. Darling w he being nearly an excursion train on the Astoria road a few years ago. He was 34 years of age and leaves a young wife and a son 'i years of age o mourn his loss. He was a member of Fidelity LoO'-re A. O. II W. and one of the local councils of tho Knights and readies of Security. It is quite likely that the lun-ilil will be Jointly held by both organizations. assisting Prof. Adkln In his arrest work for humanity. With the discovery of the Adkln ltaopathlc treatment emi nent physicians are generally nernerl that the treatment of disease has at last been reduced to an exact science. jn all some S.UOO men and "women have been cured by the powers of Prof Ad kln. Some were blind, some were lame. some were deaf, some were paralytics, scarcely able to move, so great was their innrmity. Miners were afflicted with Brlght's disease, heart disease, eonsumn- tlon. and other so-called Incurable dis eases. Borne were sufferers from kidney trouble, dyspepsia, nervous debilltv. In somnia, neuralgia, constlnatlon rheuma tism, female troubles, and other similar ins. eome were men and women nd dieted to drunkenness, mornhlne and oiner evil nanus. in all cases Prof. Adkln treats he guarantees a cure. Even those on the brink of the srrave with all hope of recovery gone and dennnlred of by doctors and friends alike, have neen restored to prefect health by the force of Vltaopathy and Prof. Adkln's marvelous skiii. And, remarkable as It may seem, alstsnce- hns made no differ ence. I nose living far awav have been cured In the privacy of their own homes, as well at those who have been treated in person. Prof. Adkln asBerts that he can cure any one at anv a stance na well as tnougn lie stood before them. INOt long ago John Adnma of Rlnlrea bury. Ia.. who had been lame for twenty years, was permanently cured by Prof. Aiiitin wunout an operat on of anv kind "GET OUr, OR GO TO JAIL" "Get out or go to Jail," yelled Munici pal Judge Hogue yesterday afternoon, after he had 1ncd V. A. Fof-dick $10 for assaulting William T. Forde. Fosdlck was not satisfied with his fine, and kept muttering In an ugly manner. He took out his pocket book and slapped a, coin down on the clerk's tleslt with a" bang that cuuld be heard a block.' Judge Hogue paid no Iicett Fosdlck next expressed himself n'oiid. "It's a line way to treat a man who tries to collect borrowed money," he said. "Shut your mouth, and get out of this courtroom, or I'll send you to Jail," yelled Judge Hogue. And v Fosdlck shut up and went. Fosdlck was a big, strapping fellow, wnue route is very small In stature. Fosdlck claimed Forde owed him J2 and ..n..tM i. nuuiuii I )IH) I,. Every Woman U iutcreeud and should know about the wonderful MARVEL Whirling Spray Thenr rlISyrtr. Inirc Hon ana iiucrui. neat I Moat Convenient. II llaaaar Usually, iak ysar raSMt H. If he cannot supply the MAHtKI,. accent no other, buimnd sumn for Il lustrated book Its. It Rires full panli-ulars and rllrw-onna In valuable to ladle. M.tnvr.i, in. loom 16 H. Tun Bldg, , Haw York. or sal By , wgoOASO, CLARKE & CO. 7 r, .. B nun tit ID if East Side Warehouse men Kick C. GEE WO THE GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR Can It be wondered that r.e la caUed great when his won derful remedies curs and help so man sick ana suffering people, not only here, but throughout the United States T Many are given up to dla; others told that an operation was the only help for them, yet their Uvea were saved, without the great suffering of ao operation. Cured by these powerful Chi nese nerba, roots, buds, bar! s and vegetables, that are en tirely unknown to medical science In this country. Through the use of these harm less remedies he treats any and all dla-. eases of men. women and children. This famous doctor knows the action of over 600 different remedies that he has suc cessfully used In different diseases. Ha guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung troubles, rheumatism, nervousness, stom ach, liver, kidney, female troubles, lost manhood and all private diseases. Charges moderate. Call and see htm. Consultation free. Patients out of the city write for blank and circular. Inclose stamp. Address The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Company. 132H Third street. Portland. Or. Mention this paper- Henry Weinhard Proprietor of The City Brewery Largest and Most Complete) Brewery in the Northwest Bottled Beer a Specialty Telephones No. 72. Office 13th and - -iityMitfeeOortland, Or. "K'LTIE" WILL LIVE HERE ti"Vir: CIoscns to Standard-Oil Com pany s Storage Tanks Cause of Large Advance. .. , , About the same time the Cltv of Roches- wnrf.ert,UnfrtUrte; ter" Ni Y" was titar,1-d hythe cure of killed In the wreck of one of its oldest residents. Mr. P. A. Ferguson, the piper of "The Kll Portland his home after his engagement expires In April. Judge Cameron re ceived a letter from him the other day. stating; that if possible he would like to come to Portland and follow his trade of car-builder. A position has been se cured, and the famous bandsman will be come a citizen of this city. Ferguson has a fine record behind him. He went to South Africa with the second contingent sent from Canada, and was In the pursuit of Dewet. Hunger The, worst starvation is Oxygen hunger. it is a disease when vour j j-i? t7 uiuuu is aencienc in rea corpuscles. It ends in Consumption and aeatn. Its signs are weakness, loss of flesh, pale skin, transparent complexion, loss ot ambition. and proneness to "catch cold.'' The only cure is There is a Weekly Journal, at only 81 a year, to any address. There Is a Semt- Weekly Journal, 104- copies daring the year, for only $1.50, to any address. Cordova. 11.7fi. t Taas Oolonc. different rrd pwdrr, s aa U) 35c; English nreakfaVt J!iaft. SOttttOC: green f a us u- t?j-v sTA. v? RAIN 12.10- fi. Imported Li- Ouf. . "'IM -I . . ' ' " l"1 jug une. oairr.'nu. ssc: Jlaa 74 !' Mail. du. ae. fii Worcester salt. nula. bbls.. 320, t"S on . WureatT, 140 2s, SS.Do; Worwte7 -S' oi Worcester. 60 Ss. S3.25; 30 10 M Hem aarka, 60s, Mr, u0' twrtOoera. balf f roond, 100. per ton w:wtJ'- toa- ! ; Mrerpoo iafia' toa: 2uib 100S; 'wals lsi-aHar06e8."per 100 for THE PURE GRAIN COFFEE you use Graln-O in place of , coffee you will enjoy it just as much for it tastes'the same; yet, it is like a food to the system, dis tributing the full substance of the pure grain vith every drop. TRY IT TO-DAY. At pocen everywhere IScaadtic. perpackafS. 1 LEAVE GIN ALOfiL "Gunderson, I'm goln to let you go this time," aald Judge Hogue. Thank you, Judge, thunk you," said Grtnderson. "But before you go, Ounderson, I want to tell you you must tay away from Chinese gin shops. I will punish you severely, sir. If you come before me again soon. Those gin shops are the curse of your life." "All right, your honor, I'll try to keep away." Then Gunderson tottered out. Gunderson is only one of numerous men who frequent the jjn shops oper ated by Chinese in the lower portion of "the city. As Judge Hogue said, they are the curse of many men's lives. The gin Is very ruinous, and produces a crazed effect. Tho most delightful trip across the Continent is via the Denver & Bio Grunde, the scenic line of the world. Apply at 124 Third st, Portland, for rates. Wrlellt. Who had been nnrtlv hllnit a mug period, jonn i'j. iNefr. of Millers- burgh. Pa., who hud sufferer! for veprn iium n. i-rtittiaci over Ills lerr eve woa speedily restored to perfect sight, with out an operation. irora Logansport. Ind., comes the news of the recovery of Mrs. Marv Richer, who had hn m-nti. i-Miiy ueai mr n yenr wnlle In Warren i-a. mr u. w. savage, a noted photog rapher and artist, who was not oniir n.. tlally blind and deaf, hut at death's door rrom a complication of diseases, was re stored to perfect health and strength by i I Wl . AU IV I 1 1 , Vltaopathy euros not but It cures all diseases when used in comoination wnn the t.roner remiullea T f .. ..II. .. " . 11 vuu air bick,. nil mflTTer what vnnr disease, nor who says you cannot be cureu wine 10 rror. Adkln today; tell him the leading symptoms of your com ing, and he will at once diagnose vour oxvp-enate the blood and there. Ozomulsion It is a medicinal emulsion of cod liver oil, containing piincipies wnicn vitalize ana case, tell you the exact disease from I U r i-e 1 which you are suffering and prescribe dv gives iresn lite and enerev the treatment that will positively cure I ai bJ IU IUC ussucs. Ozomulsion is the grood food. the easy food, the universal food, for all who are sick or in need of strength. To be had at all druggists. . Try it. In order that vou mav tpqt th m-nts of Ozomulsion. send vou name and full address to Preferred Stock Canned Oooda. Allen & Lewis' Best Brand you jiiiH costs you absolutely nothing. "" win aiso send vou a copy of his marvelous new book entitled "How to oe mrea ana now to Cure Others" This book tells you exaetlv how Prof. Adkln will cure you. It fuilv and com pletely describes the nature of his won derful treatment. It also explains to you how you yourself possess this great healing power and cure the sick around you.. Professor Adkln does not atr Afts font for his services In this connection. Thev will be given to you absolutely free. He has made a wonderful discovery, and he wishes' to place it in the hands of every sick person In this countrv. that h mav be restored to perfect health and strength. Mark your letter personal when you write, and no one" but Prof. Adkln will see It. Address Professor Thomas F. Adkln, Offloe ill T, Roches ter, N. T. Notice lias been served on the various warehouse owners In the Kast Side dis trict by the Bourd of Fire L'lvderwrlters of the Pacific Coast that their Insurance rates will be readjusted on March 1.1. The new rates show a startling In crease In the amount of premium to be paid and there is a general complaint be ing made. No reason Is given for the ehunge In rates, though It Is believed that the underwriters have decided hot to accept business from those firms in close proximity to the Standard Oil Com pany s tanka at the same rates formerly In vogue. The claim is made that the risk Is too great to moke any profit by writing in surance at the present rates. All the warehouses In the district are construct ed on piles and the chances of a gen eral conflagration la groat If one of the large houses should happen to catch fire. Ziarg Insurance Increase. The old and new rates for the princi pal warehouses In the district are: Studebaker Bros.' Co., East Second, Kast Morrison and Belmont streets.' Old rate, $2 50; new rate, J4.S0. Buffalo Pitts Co., E3t First and East Yamhill. Old rate, J2.75; new rate, J3.40. Acme Harvester Co., East Mrst and Belmont. Old rate, J2.7a; new rate, $5.20. Russell & Co., East First and Belmont. Old rate, $3; new rate, $6.60. Marshall-Wells Co., East First and Bast Morrison. Old rate, $2.50: new rate $2.63. Advance Threaher Co., East Second and Belmont. No old rate; new rate, $1. jonn Lieere flow Co.. East First anrt East Yamhill. Old rate, $3: new rate $4.45. mm "1 F.VV.BALTES&C0. j Printers Second and Oak Streets BOTH PHONES SSl"Saaas "SsSBJVPVrP wsasspr aVJV4BBKBTanr- BSBBSBBBBS fHVTTnN r rw -a Morrison. f-iiuiwtjuuui JO, fort land Or. Gasoline Launch launching: season Is owners, attention: The near at band anil to enjoy the full benefits ot litthH'Mnfr you should have your engine over" hauled and put In first-class condition. This will prevent the nilnhuis that mar pleasura. We have mechanics that are especially skilled In this line of ivnrk and we will be pleased ta make estimates at any time. I'hone South 120S, A. J GILL & CO,, General Machinists, 230-239 Oak Bt. THE OZOMULSION CO. DePeyster Street, - . New York, mentiohinsr this oarier. anrl 9 laro-eamnla free bottle will at once be sent you by ami prepaid. Returned From Salem. Justice Waldemar Seton ond Const.qi.io A. D. Keenan of the East Side Jimtiea Court returned from Salam this morn- na;, wnere tney went to attend the heg slature. Mr. Keenan reports the claa. lng scene of the Legislature one to be long remembered. Mr. Keenan wn. 1 seated witntn a few feet of the desk of Senator-elect Charles Fulton and was the nrst to confraiulate liim n his suc cessful campaign. BOSWELL SPRINGS HOTEL CLOSED UNTIL MAY 1st. Boynton Hot AirFurnances Ars the best. Estimates given oh ' new work and repairing-. J. C. BAYER, 265 2d St.' FAMILY ROOMS , ..Gentlemen's Resort.. METROPOLITAN PRINTING CO. Ti1r w m.T -r -a- art i Commercial. Show . and Job Printing deCOnd Street LOUIS DammaSCh j Drain & Coos Bay Stage Line Good no nth Bldg. ieSi7a FUU St. upposiu Kostonica. CoMLtmchts, Schliu LW on drausbt Leaves Drain Mondava. Wsdnasdsva ana- Saturdays. " Best road to the Coast. sj. R. SAWYERs Pres.