THE OTaEGOtf DAILY JOOTNAL, frolffXAttD, WSUDAY ETITftTiS fflmcri7Gr 1903.
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Quotations Drop a Quar
t. ter on Speculation
Bloc Vitriol Makes Third Advance
Within Short Period
Standard Corn Up.
tfaocj Costa Blc, ftocr.
guua, ami u
1:125 list: Uun. 11. 7ft lilt: Cordova,
idar. HL 11 ta He: JCiifUah Break
hnat frillM. UMUOtc! Spider Lege, UBouiored
Japaa. WUWci rm eajiaa, very Marc.
Sue.
HiltB.W, 2a. Sa. 4a, Ba. 10a. 2.10: Am
table, dairy, 80a, c; loo. Tie; Imported Liv
erpool, a, 4S.
. Salt Worcaeur ealt. balk, bbla.. KMe, 15.00;
Woreeater, 10 2e. I&.50; Wurceeter. 10U 8a,
5.30; Woreenter, SO ea, IJ.aO; SO 10a, (S.OU;
Unen aarka. BOB. S0. .
Halt Cnana, bait groand. 100a, par too.
114.00; 60a, par toe, l.Mi: Liverpool, lamp.
rack, 120.00 par tun; ev-ia recs, aia.uv; iwe,
lla.BO.
ttral Ban Calcutta, K.OOtfS. par 100 for
AOru" oVlTrerjr.
Note I'eaauU, tI7 par lb far raw, SO'oe
tor roaated: cocoauuta. SftttWOc -a. doa; wil-
BUta, 14H16o per tt; pin BUta, 10O13Vte
per lb; blrkorr outa, 10c T to; CD., tun la,
Eaatera, 16 W 10c per lb; Braill note. 10c par
lb: alberta Ifttt-fc Pr lb; taar tweaaa, lt
16c per tb; alwooua, Mfcllx par lb.
Hie Imperial Japaa. No. I, bc; No. 1
owe; Maw uriaana, una, thc.
Ureakr.it toon rreuium,
Pnrro 14.0O! ll-O Mil. 14.14.
ShIido Columbia Kirar. 1-Ib talla., 11.70: 1
Ib talla. a2.4o; fasey, 1-ib Data, $1.86; H
fnarT lata, 11.30; Aiaaks talla, plak, tfOej red,
Il.lii: lb talla. 12.00.
ol Oil -Caeee, XSe par cal; tanka. Water
White. lHc oat; tauka. Headlight, la 14c; tur
pentlBe, 6c Bat
Beaee small wblta. $4.60; larga whlta, $4.28;
pink, 3.7&, bavoa. fa.uo; Llniae, 6tt.
Tobacco- Plu cat ajnoklnir. 1. S. S-o pack-
of Nortk CaroUoa. Tic lb; Maa-
The Big Ones Go Over
to the Bull Side.
M-lfea, . $2.00;
What Armour, Cadahy and Wells
Arc Doing on the Chi
cago 'Change.
TODAY'S HUtxST CKUVOS.
Butern lard decline -ont
ZxKsal product unchanged.
Blu vitriol makaa another aJ
vaoo of 4-canL
. Dextlla oa vaxioua looal mill
Bieala.
CailfornU rolled oata advanced
St ceata pee barrel.
- x deolln of U-oat iru made In the
. price of the vaiioua grade and brands
of Eastern lard today. The chance in
Quotations Is not due to any change
In tb reoelpti, but to speculative meth-
ode. Local lard Is unchanged. ;
, Vocal and Sastern packed meats are
tooted stronger at current prices and
the probability Is that some advance
will aooa be mad. Reports from the
Eastern packing-. oenters state that the
' receipts of bogs' are still many thoit
sands short of the normal supply.
Blue rltrtol was advanced another
-oent pound today, this being the
k third advance within a few weeks. The
present ruling price Is t cents pound.
, Secllne on moiled Oats.
California rolled oats manufacturers
notified local jobbers that they bad re
duced the price on rolled oats It cents
a barrel and making the new quotation
oants a pound,
Local manufacturers of various meal
. , and breakfast foods nave made some
alight declines in Quotations. ::
Canned Cora rutnres Advance,
c That price , on standard oorn future
' ha been advanced 10 cents a dosea by
the larger canneries throughout the
, country. They are now predicting a
, large shortage in the crop during the
' coming season and the Inability tonake
tul deliveries. The new quotations for
, standard Variety range from 9.7 ft cents
to $1.02 cents a dosea
' .-' Xst Seoalpta Increase.
' Egg receipts are making a material
: Increase since the advent of warmer
weather. Today the arrivals' were more
Mberal than they have been for a week.
' and although there was not enough to
verstock the local markets, there were
plenty on hand to supply all calls at 16
cents per dosen.
: i . The Poultry Situation. '
, Receipts of poultry are larger, but
., there is plenty of demand to take up all
' . stock and nothing is accumulating jwlth
the exception of geese. There is afair
supply and demand for ducks at printed
prices, but geese are not wanted at any
prlca
Pork Continues Scarce.
y Pork continues scarce In arrival and
today the markets on Front street were
. uite bare. Demand is not so great and
the market throughout is slow. Beef
Is in the same condition as pork with
' prices unchanged. ;
Sugar Market Strong.
".The sugar market throughout the en
- tire ' country la reported as showing
. additional strength and some advance
are looked for. Locally the market 'Is
not excited, but quite a number of large
ales have been reported. No specula
tion Is being made, however, by retail
era .-.
-Flour and grain are unchanged. Po
tatoes, onions and hops continue dull.
With no change in quotations.
A. car of bananas, a car of orange
and some vegetables were received from
California this morning.
. Today's quotations, as revised, are a
follows:
US, lb; 1)1 U Ouocn. 41c lb: Kad Ball, HIM
lb! Padro, Me lb; (iuUIra Scaptar, II. IS lb; Sna
cut Cawro. 41c lb: Uapatau, $1.86 lb: IMka'a
Minora, auc id; null uurnam, oec m; uia tn
II li Curve Cat,' 74o lb; Marlaad Club, 71c lb;
Mall Koch. Sac lb: Tala Mlitura, $1.40 lb. Ping
Tubarco Uruinmond a Natnral I-at, tKc tb;
Piper Raidalerk, Ottc W, Somclblnf Good, 4Ba
lb: Standard Narr. SBc Ibt T. A B., 53c lb;
Suaar Uaad. 43o tb; 8Ur, 41a lb. Flna Cut
(iawlug tieMa Thread, age tb; Faat Mall. 70e
lb.
Tnitt and TagaUblea
PoUtoat 05c; sow, 4c lb; waata, $2.00
par cwt
Onlona Oragoa. BOttTSe: garlic, OTa lb.
Kroah - Frnlta Applva, faocj Orauo, TocO
il.W; cooking, bui7fa box. Oraagaa, narala.
2.0O2.DO ux; CailfornU taufarluaa. $1.0ui
.xbtjX.BO box; baaaaaa, $i'ai2.IO buueta; rail
r'ara, ca$l.ilS par box; poaiagraoataa, fi bott
00 box; craauarriaa, Jane, SJLLOO oarral;
acKiaBarrue, lue m.
Vagaublaa Turalpa. TSeaack; carrota. $1.00
Ct.10; aacka; lwata,.$1.0U aavk; radlabra, lft
lUc par doa; eabbafe. CailfornU. $1.2691.60
cwt; aaw, l tb; lattuce, bead. do. HtkUloc;
graaa pvppara, lbe lb; boraaradlah. c lb; crk-rr,
iiaC par doa.; botbouaa Wttura. $1.75Ji.oO
box; aprouia, ac u; paaa, tiuc 10; iuu
Oo lb.; aaparagua, 2bc It.
araporataa,
lb;
bran
tb; aprieota, 77Hc lb;' paaebaa, 7Ho tb
paara, ewe id; pruoaa, Italian, imuhhi
Francb. We4V4c lb; flira. California VUeka,
We; do. wblta, 7H4ie lb: pluoia, pitted. M
o; raialaa. Beaded, fancy 1-Ib earleua, 60 pack-
axaa ta eaaa. sue dm.: aaadad. ia-es cartuua.
nacatuira, ao-ro Box, ijtviiv
at; XABOo laan. i.7Dfja-uv.
staata and rraTlalona.
rraah Ifeata Beef, prima, ewc; balla, SHO
(Viae; real,
6a; cowa, 4"M9c: pork.
Bittfte; Button, S V,U 4 e, graaa,
l)kc; lajnoe, iio.
. Uama, Baoua. eto. Portland pack
bama. 10 to 14 Jba. 14Hc; 14 to Id Iba, l4V,e:
break faaf baoan, 16ai7We: plcnlra, 10r; eahm)
dreaeed, SWW
(local)
aldaa, UUe lb; antokad aldra, lVc; drj ault
Dacxa, He; Men backa, iXc; butu, aaiivu,
Vc; amoked, lOe lb.
Kaatera-packed llama Cndrr 14 Iba, lftc;
orar 14 Iba, 14Vc; fancy, lftc; plcnla, llr;
abouldora, lle; dry salted aldee. unamokrd,
JHc; braakfaat baron. 16tjltlc; fancjr.
Uhkl bntta, UQla)4c
Local Lard kettle leaf, 6i. l.lHc; 10a. 13,c;
6a, 18He; 60-lb tins, lie; a team randareiL
10J. 12He; 6a, 60a. 12Mc lb.
Kaatera Lard Katt)a leaf, ltt-lb tlna, 3c;
6a, lXe; 60-lb tlna, 13c; team rendered,
lue, lU'fce; 6a. 12c; 6ua, VtWc.
Above packing aoaee prlcea are net cash, 16
dare.
Flab Rork cod, 8c; flonndrra, 8c, ballbnt,
6c; Ung cod, Tc; craba, $1.60 dos; raaor clania,
trlpad bate, lOlftliic: aalmon, cold atorage,
Cbloook, 10c; (teaUiaada, 7c; aolcs, be; lobaters.
Ill Mi c; sbrlnipa, Paget Sound, 16c; aturgeon, 7c;
catlib, 6c ib. '
Cattle and Hog.
CHICAGO, March 18. Union Stock
Tarda:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Chicago. 26,000 18,000 20,000
Kansa City 7.500 8,000 4,000
Omaha 6.000 6,000 650
Hog Opened 6 10c lower; left over
resterday, 8,679; receipts one year ago,
1,000. Mixed and butcher' $7.0007.46;
food heavy, $7.30ifJ 7.45; rough heavy,
7.057.2S; light. 6.10T.30.
Cattle and sheep steady.
LOCAL STOCK RECEIPTS.
PORTLAND UNION STOCK YARDS,
March 18. Receipts today are: One enr
cattle, 1 car horses, 1 car sheep and 1
car hog.
GOOD ROADS
FOR OREGON
Proa special wires and cables to
Bolton, de Xnytar Si Co.
NEW YORK, March 18. Comment
last night show that there 1 a pretty
teady shifting of bears to the bull ac
count. It 1 reported that th strong
factors in speculation have changed
their position and are now favorable to
improving values. Among these are men
tioned Morgan, Rockefeller, Moor and
Keene. It I pointed out that fear of
general strike on Eastern Trunk line
rpads have been allayed, if not entirely
removed by Mr, Morgan, who 1 said to
delr a ettlement of -New Haven dlf
ftnultle with men of amicable mean.
The opinion i held, therefore that thee
trouble will not affect speculative sent
iment adversely much longer.
The talk on certain specialties 1 very
strong, among the more conspicuous be
ing Reading and Erie first and second
preferred. It I intimated that these
stocks have been heavily bought by
people who realised on a targe ttne in
the sensational advance which carried
Reading above 75 and Erie econd to
68. Argument i mode that with the
report of the Anthracite Coal Commlslon
oon to be made public, labor conditions
tn the coal regions will be put on a
table baala. Other indications are fer
a range of prices that will mean big
profits for the coalers. It is predicted
by well Informed observer that Read
ing stock will sell high a It did in 1902.
On Chicafo 'Chlnge.
CHICAGO, March is The Record
Herald ays: It Is easy enough now
to ee there whs too mucn company In
the May corn. Some people suggested
that when Armour, Cudahy and the
Wells crowd were all In the market to
gether and all tn the May future, the'
canny Tom Wells appreciated some time
ago that it hud become a situation
where a good deal of alertness would
be necesnary to escape being left hold
ing the bug. He quit the May and
ought seclusion In the July, preferring
less "action" and more security. There
were still left Armour and Cudahy, and
it was not in the nature of things they
would both happen to start selling at
the same time. It turr.ew out mat the
Armour line went over tirst. The liqui
dation began last week, but did not be
come apparent until Monday. Cudahy
has followed the Armour example and
ha let go his May line, but now both
Interests appear to be going back Into
July.
At one time last week the July was
3 cents under the May; yesterday It was
only of a cent under, and there ap
pears to be no excuse now for the May
keeping much longer at any premium
whatever. Patten alone had the cour
age to follow his conviction. He had
corn to cover yesterday, there will now
be In the July Just as much bull com
pany as there was in tne May. The
three big interests, all holders of May
for a time together, are now long on
July corn. After the change of heart on
the part of leading holders In corn,
there are those suggesting that per
haps the same experience may rlse in
the provision pit.
There are even those who dared to
BUggest there already had been more
distribution of May lines of ribs, lard
and pork than has been popular to as
sume. It looked yesterday somewhat a
MM
When your lunp, are $ore and Inflamed from couching:.
Is the time when the eerms of PNEUMONIA, PLEURISY
And CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply.
stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con-,
tains no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the
lungs, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that
retards recovery from, a cold. FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR is a safe and never falling remedy for all throat and
iung rxouoies. ; . ; -
Thi Doctors Slid Hi Had Consumption-A Marvslous CuW
L, M. Ruffles, Reasoner, Iowa, writes: "The doctors said I had con
sumption tndTf ot no better until I Used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
It belped ma right from the start and stopped the spitting of blood and the
pais in mjr lungs and today I am aound and veil. .
THREE SIZES 25o 50o, and $1.00
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
SOLD USD REGOIIUEKDED BY
LAUE-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY. THIRD A1ND - YMHIUL, STREETS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Laura Break to . Van Zante,
. on . in a , ?n r..t nf ill
lot 3, block 1, McMUlen add ..I 600
Sterling .Land Co. to Mary (i. Mar
tin lr 11 Mnolr 7 nnur-rier'a 2d
..... - V . 4 , V V k n ,, . . .
add, 70
E. R. Root and wife to Man- P.
mm mil. . 1nt f. A riliM-k 1.
Nicholson's add 000
Harlot O. Thorns to J. H. Haw
lev Co.. lot block H. Ports
mouth Villa extension 100
Anne Klngsley to t'arra Klngsley,
lot 7, block 2, R. R. Shops add. . .
Pacific Coast Abstract Guarantee
& Trust Co. to William Hoss. lot
2. block II. Wheeler add 00
Same to William FarrWl, lot 1,
block II. Wheeler s u1d 1100
Winnie Durdette and husband to
Juliet M. Marohn, lot 5, block 3.
Klniel Park 110
Mary O. Hart and husbund to Henry
W. Co, lot 1, block S, Tabor
Height 750
First National Bank of Independ
ence to A. and A. N. Bush, lot B
block 8, Dunn' add; lot S block
13. Paradise Springs tract; e. 70
feet lot 7, block 20, East Port
land 1
Roaculs J. Holmes and wife to Ore
gon & California R. K. Co.. strip
of land 26 feet west along Ore
gon & California track In block
91. Stephen add 200
Merchants Investment & Trust Oo.
to M. B. Rankin, lot 142. block 26.
Piedmont -. 1
Savings & Ixian Society to Burrell
Investment Co., part block 67,
city 1
Floyd F. Phillip ami wife to
Paulina Phillips, lots 17. IS,
block 8. Mansfield SO
TOM OTJAJIANTEED TITLES
See Pacific Coast Abstract, Guaranty &
Trust Co.. 204-6-6-7 Failing Building.
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f The Convenience
Of Electric Appliances should recommend them to everyone for
use in business or in the home. So handy for so many uses, first
cost so small they are economical as well as convenient. We
Can show VOU a 0Trt variettr rtf onnAa. fhat vnn will finrl if in vnnr
PS , yt J O ' J O " w jww
g advantage to use.
Get your title insurance and abstracts
to real estate from the Title Guarantee
&. Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce.
BUILDING PERMITS.
PORTLAND GENERAL
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Portland, Oregon
9
S Seventh and Alder Streets
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H"ZBIKIBH"lll8BZiaiIIMBIIIIIIiaiBIUII8IIKllKsUUnilH
FOR EAST SIDE .
PUBLIC MARKE1
Farmers' Rest Project Being Re
vived by Push Ctobe
I iUU 4,1.... V. A . . . ,1 a
ACtlOtl 01 WaSCO WatChed by Utlier He was not the Arm to get out of corn
v: mrmiy tic iiuu
Counties.
- rOXTXAXO WHOLESALE 2&ICES.
Grain, Floor and Feed.
.fliy, I7U7SO. '
Barter teed. S23.00: rolled. 124 hn
BlSr"0, 1 WWt' L161-wJ r'f I e"Slon, as these will be the dedicatory
Secretary Ma ger of the Oregon Good
Road Association is busy at present
sending letters to the County Judges of
Oregon requesting each of them to ap
point five delegate to the International
Good Roads -Convention, which will be
held at St Louis from April 27 to May 2.
Not much business is expected to be
transacted on the first three days of this
Fluur Eaetarn Oregon; Patent. 14 25e J tn-
auiistuns Ursa, 1B.OO per to; mlduMuM
24.UU: ehiirta. 20.(u- (.., i. iuVu. "",
tlatutay.
U.ou&l.ou; cloret.
Valley, JCffllOc; Saatela
Uar Now
. tUt.WiitU.UQ.
Hops, 'Wool sad Hides.
Hope Wiajo Xur cliulce; uu3 cootxacts.
VVvoe Nominal.
' Daeifuu, luuilac.
fcUjeeBakliia Sliearlnga, 14lU,c: abort
, Wool, tUtuAici luediuaa wool. 3oe; iuug wool u,
til .44 aacb. 000
TllwTrrtlM' HOcS No. S. aud
rX??'utt tides. No. i 16 pounds and up,
,. 6u,iiAc per U 4ij kip. No. 1, fi to 15
touixla, 13c; dry call. No. 1,- uuder 6 pound.
SbC dry salted, bulla and a tags. 1-3 leSuiaii
try ttlut; aalled bldea, ateer, aouod, do uouuua
erer, 7ii(BByjii; &o to 00 pounds, jitmci
kndar Ao pouuda uud cowa, 7c; ataga aud bulla
1 touud, 6ft6i.c; kip, aouud, 10 to iio pound. Tc
: eai, aound, 10 to 14 pounds. 7c; cult, aouud'
IBdar 10 puauda. 6c; green (unaalted), lc uer
:- found leaa: cuila. lc oer Dound i..- k...
Ildee, aalu-d, eacb, 1.2.((H.75; dry, eaci. SI oo
ttl.00; eolia' bldra, eacb, 2S5oc; goat eklna
Iuouiioii, eacb, luwloc; Angola, witu wool on'
lacfl, KucgjSi.00.
Batter, gga and Poultry.
Batter Oregou creamery, 32c; CaUfornla
10c; dairy. Ssoa.iB!!c; alore, lic.
Efga Kreab Oregon, 15c
it, CUreae lull crwui, twin, UaiTUe: Vmm.
Uuerlca, lbylSiic; kaatera, low 17c
r-f Poultry ctucki-ng, mlied, io.ooii's 60 ' nr
:o.. Udjisc IP; beu, I.HuHuo per doj'
t, sretler. i.Suti.w; sprluga.. $4.ooia6.oij; Aiu.'J
i7.0u,7.60 per dos.; turkey, live. lOftiio. :
( s Acasaod. lj ac n; geeat, o.uo7.ou do.
I i Oraoeriea, Vuta, Xto.
Sugar "Sark baala," cube, 15.80; powdered.
, ' IS.Hj.; dry granulated, 4J; extra c.. 1 7?
boltlea C, 4.ao; barreln, lyc; i, uarrels itbc'
koxaa, 60c adrancr on ancli UiaU, luu -Ac
. wt (or eaab, siapia, 14U10c per lb.
lioney 14tt'loc per Irame.
vuuear vibcu xiocua. iliazsc; Jaa. faner
IM; Jv. KM. i(.t2oc, Jv,. Mln.., ,o
5
day of the Louisiana Purchase Exposi
tion. The state Good Roads Associa
tion will appoint ten delegate at large
to this convention.
The idea that the roads of Oregon are
not the best is gaining prevalence among
the various County Courts. The latest
county to be convinced of this fact is
Wasco. Last week a committee ap
pointed by the Wasco County Court and
The Dalles City Council met and sent a
committee to Portland to select proper
road-making machinery. This commit
tee returned from Portland last Sun
day and recomrrtended that two machines
be purchased. As there is not enough
money to buy two machines, it was de
termined to purchase one. This will be
a ten-ton Buffalo-Pitts road roller. The
Dalles City Council will pay one half of
the purchase price, which is $3,855, in in-
Ktallments of Jl.OOO a year for three
years, and $860 the fourth year. The
entire machine weighs 13 H tons, and
gives a pressure of about 800 pounds to
the suuare inch, which is sufficient to
give a good, firm surface to a road or
utretrt. It Is operated by one man and
consumes about half a ton of coal in
ten hours, making the cost of operation
some 8 per day.
The roller will first be used in packing
the streets of The Dalles, then it will
be taken to the country and put on the
roads. The other County Courts in Ore
gon are awaiting the results to 'be at
tained by The Dalles machine, and will
then probably follow suit.
but he remembered
some provlsloijH long and that there
was about as much bull company in the
one market as there had been In the
other. He poured enough selling orders
Into the provision mnvket to take about
50 cents off the pork, also y cent off
the lard, almost a hulf cent off the ribs.
It may turn out now tliat those- who
huve been so bullish on the product
will have an eye more to the price of
their hogs than the provision market."
Patten covered his May and July oats,
taking enough of them to keep them com
paratively strong right through the corn
weakness. Now that Armour has liqui
dated his July line of corn, there will
be curiosity as to what Is to be loaded
into that vessel which Armour took to
the extent of one million last week.
Perhaps the fact that 1,030.000 bushels
of hard winter wheat was loaded out
yesterday ,1s a suggestion of what wit
go into the boats.
Evening Journal, repairs, Fifth and
Yamhill; $15,000.
P. Hart man. two-story frame, Milwau
kie and Gideon; Jl;400.
A. Anderllne. one and one-half story
dwelling, Brooklyn and East Ninth;
$600.
B. L. Bancom. two-story dwelling,
Belmont and Thirtieth; $2,000.
Smith & Watson, repairs. Main and
First; $350.
T. W. Carpenter, repairs. Fifteenth
and Hoyt; $800.
Thurman Girnger, two-story store.
northwVst corner Fluke and Dawson;
$5,000. '
D. O'Reilly & Co., four-story brick.
Ninth and Irving; $80,000.
J. W. Cook. three-'Story brick. First
and Oak; $35,000.
BIRTHS.
the wife of Philip
Vincent's Hospital, a
Vew York Summary.
NEW YORK, Marcn 18. Cubles In
London come with some pressure In
Southern Pacific. Canal payment will
not be due till after Junfc 30. and pos
sibly not until thk fall. Southern Pa
cific pool extended to April 10. B. &
O. statement for seven months shows
earnings rather better rfhan 6 per cent
on common stock. United States Steel
net earnings for the current year prob
ably $136,000,000. Four roads for the
second week in March show gross in
crease of 14.69 per cent. Ninety-four
roads for January show net decrease of
.88 per cent. Labor questions gener
ally threatening. Hanks lost to sub
treasury since Friday $128,000. Can
adian Pacific Increase for the second
week in March $121,000. It is officially
announced that a majority of members
of Southern Pacific people have, given
their consent to the extension of time
for existence of the pool to April 10, and
rool has therefore been extended to that
time.
March 13Ti
Cuglc. at St.
daughter.
March 9 To the wife of George
Black, 682 SchuybT street, a daughter.
March 11 To the wife of James A.
Malarkey, 226 Thirteenth street, a son.
March 13 To the wife of M. E.
Thornton, 932 Mississippi avenue, a
daughter.
March 5 To the wire of August Peele,
at Peninsular, a son.
March 17 To the wife of William
Lupssenhop, 2S5 Scllwood, a son.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses have
been Issued at the County Clerk's office:
John Goodwin Klld, aged 23 years and
Olive Mary Slattr aged 23 years, both
of Multnomah County!---William P. Muf
fley aged nboul 35 years, and Gertrude
Hodson of !Kiil age, oOth of Portland;
David C. Burul, itged 41 years and Lizzie
P. Goltman. both of Portland; Samuel
B. Archer aged 25 years, and Ivy B.
Barker aged 25 years, both of Portland.
J. M. ARTHUR & CO.
?;Jr Knight Saw MM li.
r 40-42
Machinery Merchants
Link Belting, Lace Leather
And a full line of Mill, Machinists', Logging,
Mining and Railway Supplies.
A0ZXTS ros
Oardaa City Fu Co, Blowers and Eihauatera.
Lidrerwood Manufacturing Co. Luffing and
I'lle brlrlng Knglnea.
Trenton Iron Company. Wire Hope.
Erie City Iron Work. Snglnee and Boilera.
lane 4k Bodley Company, Corliss Englnee.
American Laundry Machinery Co. Laundry Ma.
cblnery.
J. A. Fay Egan Company. Wood Working
Macliluery. -
E. C. Atkina Company, Inaar ted Tootb. Solid
and Band Kawa.
Cha. A .Scheiren Hoaa at Rue bar Co. Oaa
Tanned Leather Belting.
Boston Woven Eoa Ss Bobber f& Bobber Bait
ing and iloae.
B. t. Shim ar k Bona. Shinier Beads.
BtiUwell-Bierc k Smith-Vail Co. Pnmpa for
livery buty.
FIRST STREET. PORTLAND, OREQON
East Elders have not yet -given up tb.
plan for th establishment of a public
market In their midst
Th plan for a market is the pet
project of t.ia East Side Improvement
Association, and during the last sum
mer much work was done by the asso
ciation in farthering that project.
several committees were appointed and
some missionary work was done toward
sounding the opinions of the farmers
and other who might be Interested In
the matter.
A site for the proposed Institution was
promised by the Hawthorne Estate free
of charge, and the only expense to be in
curred in beginning active work would
be the formation of a stock company for
the purpose of providing ultabi buildings.
No meeting of the Improvement Asso
ciation has been held for some time, but
an effort Is now being made In that di
rection and the first topic to be brought
up will be the publio markat project
a ia
CRUSHED TO DEATH,
August Johnson, a logger, was
crushed to death yesterday la tb log
ging camp of tb Eastern Lumbar Com
pany. He came Wait but th day be
fore, and had worked but a few hours.
In felling a larga fir tree he 1b soma
manner got beneath It and was cut al
most in half. All of the other man ;
working with Johnson were experienced
loggers, and when the tree was ready to
fall, sprang back out of danger way. j
But Johnson failed to do so and mtt
Instant death.
Coroner Flnley was notified and took
the remains in charga. Johnana waa 26
years of agw and a native of Pennsylvania.
NEW .TODAY.
Desirable S-room cottag. and
fVJU sightly location, near oar lin;
OCfVI Vine quarter block and one lot I
East Side.
Liverpool Grains.
LIVERPOOL. March 18. Wheat
July, 6-1 H. hi. up; May. 6-14. 4a uo.
No Dessert
More Attractive
' Why dm gelatine and
. rpend hours soaking,
iweeteaing, . , flavoring
, and oolonng whan
Jdl-O
produce better results ia two minutes?
t-rerything in the package Simply add hot
. watar andset to 000J. It's perfection. Asur
prisa tc) the housewife: Ho trouble, less ex-
H'nse. "J.ry it UMlay. In Four Fruit Fla.
Tort Lemon, Orange,' Strawberry, Basp.
berry, at grooer. 10c,'
COMMISSIONERS TO FAIRS.
The Journal has received the following
inquiry: ,
.. "Will you please be so kind as to tell
me who are the commissioners to St.
Louis next year from .Oregon, and their
addresses?
"J. E. RICHTER., Dallas."
The commissioner of - Oregon to St.
Louis are the same ones who were ap
pointed to the Lewis and. Clark Fair.
They are: F. G. Young. Eugene; Frank
William, Ashland; J. H. Albert, Salem;
Jefferson Myers, Salem; Richard Scott,
Milwaukte; C. B. Wade, Pendleton; F. A.
Spencer, Portland; G. B. Thomas, Fori
land; J. C. Flanders, Portland; Dr. David
Raffety, Portland; G. T. Harry, Portland.
The reduced homeseekers' rates, effect
tive February 15, apply via the Denver
Sc Rio Grande. Have your friend come
through Salt Lake City, over the scenic
llna of th world,
uly, 6-1 H. hi. up; May, 6-1,
Mothers!
Mothers!!
Mothers!!!
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over SIXTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS, of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
while TEETHING, with PERFECT 8CCCES&
'i wjotmss tne CHILD, SOFTENS the OCMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN ; CURES "WIND COLIC, and
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
Druggist in every part of the world. Be cure
md ask for "Mra Winslow' Soothing Syrop,"
aodtake no other kind. T weaty-n ve cU. a bottla.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
March 17 Jinius Chaney, Rosedale
annex; smallpox - -
March 17 Miss Francis Martin,
Fourteenth street; diphtheria.
427
DEATHS.
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREQON.
AMERICAN
PLAN
March 13 Mrs. Jenette Dillon, at St.
Vincent's Hospital, aged 41 years; pneu
monia. March 16 Jacob Deleye, at 863 Divis
ion street; ageil s5 years', senile debilityJ
March 17 Mary Elizabeth Ingles, 816
Thurman street, aged 48 years; cancer.
March 17 Lela A. Robin, at Univer
sity Park, aged six months; blood
poison. t
$3.00 Per Day
and Upward
HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS
Special rates made to families and single gentlemen. The manage
ment will be pleased at all times to show rooms and give prices. A
modern Turkish bath establishment In the hotel.
H.C. BOWERS. Hanager.
Th Edward Xolmaa Undertakinc Co.,
funeral director and mbalmrs 380
Yamhill Phone 607.
J. P. Flnley & Son, ' funeral directors
and embalmers, hav removed to their
new establishment, oorn or Third and
Madison street. Both phone Ho. 9.
Crematorium, on (Oregon City oar
Una, near Seliwoodt modern, soiantlflo.
complete. Charge Adults, $36; child
ren, 92s. Visitors, to S p. m. Portland
vremaiion aaaooiatioa. romano, or.
TIkj most delightful trio across ttia
Continent is via th Denrer & Rio
Grande, the scenic line . of th world. -
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I F.W.BALTES&Cd
Printers
Second and Oak Streets
BOTH PHONES
Weinlianf
Proprietor of The
City
Brewery
Largest and Most Complete
Brewery fa the Northwest
Bottled Beer a Specialty
Telephones No. 72. t ' Office 1 3th aal
- BurjMidVatreets, Portland, Or. '
APPly at 124 Third at. Portland. - for j RAD 3r6tf OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,
near ML Tabor-car;-rent. $8 pes;
lUVUlUa
S 700
f 7UU "res, oonveauent tt CJU" una 1
j200 11 CPe Partly lmpovd-wda:
fwVU rent same.
SATXDsoar, wajso si oo,
408 Chamber of Oommsroa,
BUT SMALL ACREAGE AND 6BCURBH
a nice suburban home and the oertaint'
of future increased value.
4 lots of 1 hi acre each at Ztontown. ;
?;J!?c?jr on l,ne of mw sloctrio Hue to
Hlllboro. Win be cold aeparately atl
$800 per aora Thi 1 one of the beat
buy on the market; look It up.
10 acre Joining County Poorhouse,
at head of Washington st. This is -cheap;
11,100.
10 acres at Clackamas Station, all in
cultivation, soil flrt-claa, all fenced:
good buy; 41.000.
16 acre a near car Una largely In
bearing orchard, all fenoed; email
house, good well, soil first-class; loca
tion considered, this is the best buy oa
the market; 13,000, or will subdivide
to uit purchaser.
. 6 acre, in cultivation, mall house,
barn, 8 chicken houses, fine park, good
well and orchard, dona tn Hn Km
fare; 82,000; terms. . 1
8 acres, about i blocks north of
new lirie to Hlllsboro, 2 acres in or
chard, 4 acres cleared; good house,
barn, frult-drler, fine spring, all fenced.
This is near city, on Barnes Roads
13.600.
6 acres, all in cultivation, on liv
ing stream, near car line; good house,
barn and out building; good well,
horse, .wagons,- harness, cow, chicken,
all Implements and household goods;
170 fruit trees in bearingi all kinds of
small fruit; must be sold oh account
of sickness; $2,600.
20 acres, within half mile of Van
couver, Wash.; soil the best, all in cul
tivation; 16 acres in prunes, som
rolxejd fruit, good 7-room house, barn,
fruit-drier, city water. This netted
$1,200 last season. Price $326 per
aere-
406 acres. 220 under plow, 'fenced off
In 20 separate fields; good house, S
large barns, good orchard, all in first
class shape; all necessary stock and
Implements can be bought cheap. , Will
sell a a whole or cut up to suit. This
1 one of th. best farms in the Stat
of Washington end is cheap; $8,500.
r 630 acres, on Pacific division of N. -P.
R. R. ; several buildings on place,
large tract of choice bottom, watered
by fine jetream; 60 acres have been
cleared, 9 acres In good orchard, one
million feet of fir timber and 300 cords
of cedar shingle bolts on the place,
'This can be bought for $8 per acre.
T X. Ho&EOB,
. 838 railing BldgV
For Sale or Trade.
ACRES. 9 mile from Portland, on good
graveled road; convenient to R. R. and
electric car; 400 - bearing apple and
pear trees; fenced, good barn, small
house; small fruit, etc. Price, $1200.
H. W. SOSS,
' .' , 17 Chamber of Ooamsree. '
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