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- Tiiii ohkoox daily joxtrnal, poktlact. Tuesday xv&sisa, may' 12.903.'
m OF THE RICHEST
PORTIONS OF ALASKA
NEW TODAY
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Tli Oldest-Trust tjmian i n.,.,,
yoTi.A "vii cokpaity, or
OUOOX, - -. .
Ineornorated 'Auv-ii ' ia i: ' '
Bank) anaV trust companies formerly waited
for business to seek them, now they mk busl.
ness. They art upon i the theory that what Is
worth having I worth asking lor.
J.3&P0.RT.LAi? TRUST jCOMPANT 0
uniuvii - yeare old; It 6as Become
nraiiy seiauiisueu IB low ComniULlty, ltd lul
v 'J J?M lmi,1 oaH'111 fOT con J act of any
business thit mar be entrusted to Its ears.
It cenduote a teneral banking buelnees with
U the llbarMy conaletent with prudence.
It Issues Interest-bearing certificates of de
posit ior wuj term inra leO U; to 8VS TrS,
t rite of Interest (that are governed by th
contract. ranicuiars , ara , contained la our
nous oi
ILLUSTRATIONS,
Copies of which we aball be glad to fitrnlrt.
We conduct a genera) trust and agency boat
ness and loan money oa mortgage and deed of
true. We ahall be pleased to aire any In
formation deal red If you will call on
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY or OREQON
MO. 108 THIRD 8TBEET.
A Few
Fine Tracts
Of SCHOOL LAND can
had on good terms at
PROPOSAL!, .
PROPOSAL "OH Oft AN TitANSPOBT ATTON.
i Disbursing yuertoctuaetera Otnce,- Portland,
Or., April 22. iioa. ttealed prwweala. In trlu-
lleata, auBlect to .tha. tiaual conditions. wUI
d rawraa at tnia pmca until vt o'clock noon,
Maf 18. 19US. and then urien.,1 t..r rn.
Portatlon of paaaengera and freight for lultcd
; Btatra'Arny to and from Manila. P. I.,andtha
, following polnta la the United State, namely,
?t, .Wr ' Toa. Wan.j aeettle,
, Waah.,' and Has Franclaco. CaL, for tba flacai
year, ehdlng June o.. 190,. Bid will be
recelrtd fur aoch traoaportatkia from one
or mora or all of the porta .of departure men
t toned. - Tba United St tea reeeceea tba right
to rejeet any or all bida. Further partlcn
Iar.caa"b had la thla otfloe. .' Eowlopea
contalnliig propoaala to be narked "Propoaala
tor.Pf,4.Tr"u,J?orttlon" " addreued to
V 8C Ar Portr! artfJ'nl"rttr1
PTIINg AKP OLEAWIltO.
C1TV HTEAM OVEl.VO Jt CLKAM.NU WORKS-.
neriuau time, proprietor, .'leleuhotw. Avrtb .
ei. nwir wine, rorrianti.
WHXt TO tIVt.
' ...
IHI. ' No. 8A tb
BXHOI.BK'8 UKS'f ATKANTl drat-ol Steele. ' -beet
eerelpe. SO) odhlnrtoo at. f ' ','
DHUOOISTi.
I'RANK J. BTRCIBIO. draga, toilet artlolea.
perfuaiea. 842 Washington at
WHOtESAT.g OROCKERT AKP OI.AE8WARB.
WHOLCSALIB CKOCktHY AND ULAkUtWAHk
Prael Megela e Ce., 100 to 108 6th. -cor. Stars.
ELECTRICAL W0LK8.
WHOLESALE WALL PAPER.
PORTLAND KLECTKltAL WoKKa Office
t Stark at.-. j ,; ;'--. ; ''
Weetern Electric Worlre. 8114 Wsihloatoa at.'
UOKOAN WALL PAPER CO., 1841 Secead
" amniu aud Tuylor. Portland. Or.
WHOLESALE ROOERS.
HOUSE rCRHIBHERS.
UOM1I rtiKNJSUJtK kurultura, earpeta. par
, lor goods, stores,-, etc. 1 Pee I. Oeeurta
1 Bona, 178-1T8 Plrat. VXi-Va TamhllL Both
J pbonea 804, . . ,
WADHAaUJ A ' wholesale grooere. J auauu-
, fscturer. and commission war cheats. S4 and
1 tm Front at. ( . "
( UtWU,s wbolessJe,
Port.
HAXP WANTED MAX k.
TRATiRNAL INSURANCE.
OBDEB OP WASUIMOTON-roreooat fratcraat
. ancb-ty of Northwest; protects toe Mring. i.
, L. Mitchell, supreme averetary, . 818 and SIS .
Maro.ua ra bldg.. Portland, Or, , Telephone I
main nvm.
Mt5 KAK CO., 'wholessle gree."
; N,. W. cor. Second and Pino ate.
i-ANO CO..' first and Ankaay ata. i ,
BAJIXS.
be
Room 319 AliskyBldg
Cor. 3d and Morrison Sts.
HenryM.Wagner&Co.
lboH fourth MU BtuaaU Bldf.
lit aoxa 0000 pun us
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS CHANCES, Etc
CaJl amd See) ax BsXom Bnrlnf.
Settlers
Located
Under Homestead, Stone and Timber
Acts. We jbave cruised nearly the
entire State of Oregon.
! ..v.' '.nl 'Men hAotinf eK PAnnrrv 'I Kil to rir . tr "Vn)Am0
rave (eee)eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeet
KEEGAN & McDONALD,
. ' 3o8 Abngton Bldg.
(loumaj Bpaclal Ssrvlea.)
BATTUE;. May llv-VAldes, as ths
dbutiiss .point for tha treat VAlley
ha Copper ElVar, which, according
rseat iadicatlona. will soon be open.
p by a railroad hAvliif iU terminus
tiat cbty, la becoming more and more
object of Interest to this aectlon of
country.,; v,',.,TT;w .,
inonsr- the most eonOdent of the be
re in the future of Valdea la Web
j Browra. tTnited Statea Deputy Bur?
: r as a iilneraj Surveyor for Wash-
m anil Alaska. Mr. Brown has done
I eat deal of work In the North, both
j the KOVMuraent and. Individuals, and
iiorerUsThky familiar with the condl
that xlst there. In 1991 ha made
ip feotn Hioniaa Xke to, Nome and
.bv) Hound aad return, runninr the
imlnary survey for the TransAlsMka
f road, and Bom 188 to 1888 he was
j he Skafirway, Stlkine and Atlln dis
ss In advance of settlement. Last
vtuk he mada the trip through the
per River country, and In his opinion
I section of Alaska, has the greatest
re of any district yet known in the
h. - .
1 talking yesterday of the country
itary to Valdea, and the faith that
i kike, Mr., Brown said:
n my opinion VaMes is the real key
hi ska, because it la the most north-
port that la open the year round,
he naturai distributing point for the
r evnd Tanana Rivers, for Prince
Lam's Sound at Landlocked Bay, for
iucha and other Islands, and is be
a the point from which the Amerl
Vukon can be reached by the short
i.nd easiest route. It has the further
intagra over other Alaska towns that
country tributary to it, it is reason-,
to suppose, will have a great agri
iral : development '.
.'liile I believe that Valdea Is the
coming town of the North, the last thing
I want to do is to boom it at this time.
It is sot a country for a stampede, for
at the present time there is nothing in
Valdes to support people who might go
in. Tha development of the Copper River
and the opening up of tha approaches to
the Tanana can only be accomplished
by capital and until that Is done it is
worse than useless for men to rush in
expecting to find a booming mining camp.
"Nearly all of the new gold camps are
in the neighborhood of 2)0 miles from
the ; town of Valdea. The Chlstochina
district, which comprises the Slate Creek
and Chlsna camps, lies about 226 miles
north of the town, over- a very heavy
trail, and supplies are not to be had in
the camp, for every man going in hauls
only enough for himself The camps em
ploy about 200 men at wages of Jl to
ei.o yvr fluur ivr ivv uayn.
"The copper camps in the Nlzina, Kot-
aina and Chltna districts lie about 200
miles northeast of Valdes, and not
enough work has been done to Justify
employing any large number of men
this year.
'Probably the greatest development of
the immediate future will take place in
the Tanana country, and the. route from
Valdes into this dlstrlctpasses through
more mineral country than any route
to any other camp. The streams flowing
into the Tanana from the south all carry
mineral from their sources to within a
few miles of the Tanana, The streams
from the north are larger and slower.
so that the deposits have been accumu
lated near their sources rather than dis
tributed along their lengths, as In the
more swiftly flowing streams from the
south.
The strike on the Chena was the first
because the mountains come doner, to
the Tarmna-and the sources of the
streams were .eaatest to reach.
"Along the south bank of fhe Tanana
there is a stretch of country 500 tnitee
long that ltsoks promising, but has net
been prospected. The trouble is it is
a vast country and hard to gel into.
"On Prince William's Soutid a lumber
industry will be developed that will sup
ply all the needs of tha country.
"In the Interior the summer season is
dry. Last year there was no rain for
35 days. Everywhere in the interior
there rs plenty of feed for .stock below
au elevation of 8,500 feet until Into Sep
tember. A good comparison of tha cli
mates of this part of Alaska and the Pa
cific Northwest is found in the fact, that
there the timber line is at an" elevation
of 3,500 feet, while here It is at 4,500
feet. There is a difference In climate
that corresponds to an elevation of 1,000
feet.
"As soon as the country becomes open
ed up I am convinced that it will devel
op an agricultural value. "The principal
industry will probably be stock raising
and the land will be worked in small
farms. During the summer feed can be
raiBed In abundance 'and this will be
stored green in airtight silos. The sea
son is not" long enough to try to". cure
hay, but there Is no feed better than that
of the silo. AU kinds or roots grow very
easily, and the largest and best potatoes
I have ever seen have come rrom the
Copper River Valley, On tho4farms.tbat
will he developed vegetables will be cul
tivated, and herds of about 200 head of
cattle can be handled with ease.
'The work of the government in build
ing the Trans-Alaska military trail has
been a great help in opening Up the
country. It has not only made travel
easier, but by bridging the mountain
torrmtfi nnd establishing ferries a large
loss of life has been prevented. The
trail from Valdes to Eagle City is 450
miles long, and crosses the Tanana 270
miles from Valdes."
HOMES
ON EASY PAYMENTS
From 5 to 8 Rooms. -11,050 to $3,000.
A. T. MYERS & CO.
814 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
DENTIST
REMOVE-Q TO LABBE BLDS.
IT. B. Corner Seoond and Washingon.
Over Berni's Drag Store.
. Booms 40 and 41, Third Floor. .
References Ladd at Tllton, Portland; tT,
8. National Bank, Portland; Bank of
' California, San Franclsoo; Crocker
Wool worth National Bank, San Fran-
eiaoo. ( . i'.
WAHTED;
BIO) SAWMILL.. MO HTM riREB Dim.
8 tfamstars' 8 horse,' 40 and board; 8 flre-
mvn, wwii iveuvTv, ev siju Doara; o rough
carpenters, to put up sheds, te.f some tools,
8-H) and board; 3fi laborers fur the factory
and yards, so experience needed, $28 to 8U0
;i bosrd; ft boys oyer 18 tor box factory.
S " e 00a. me n. n. rare la paia.
teady work, oa tba Coast, North, all sum.
80UTHERN OREGON.
00 tracs laburera. for ballasting 'and aurfaa.
U ay company, wurs,- UtB FAKR.
CARPENTERS. '"
8 bridge carpenters, for a H. B. Co., operat-
ii-s "u toast, west or nere, tj.ia a day,
KttKK PARE, ateady work; 8 bridge ear-
Fpntera, east, op tha rleer, $8 day, - PRKB
A H B ; -8 rongb carpentera for aawmlll, 840
and board, faroa paid. Besides tba bridge
carpentere, wanted for the, OBKAT SALT
m iitK9ii,K, wage xj.bo day, PUUB
PARK BOTH WAl'8. ALSO . , ' ;
H. H. luen for NeTsda. bibomra. eaeistre
drillers, machine men, etc., wages f? to S
u7. rAnn. isnip Discxauiiin, aw ana
board; blacksiuitb country abop, 88 day; off-.
bearer, planing mill, down river, $3.60 day;
mill - yard la borers, laborers and teamsters,
new work, VANCOUVER, 1'KEH FARE.
OTH Kius,
0. 8. HANSEN CO., Employment Agents.
20 North 1 st.
FREE SHUTES.
CLOTUK8 CLEANED sod presscd'81 per month.
1 ninue Tailoring us., S4T waahlnrtnn at.
Jeweler.
THB O. HKITKBMPBR CO,, sunufactorlng Jaw.
lera. 8N Morrison at.
IK8URANCE, -
i. PHILIP KBNNBDT. losaranaei esldsot agent
norwicn union l ire insurance Society, faoae
Beutk 1581. 44 Uamlltoa
JAS. Mel. WOOD, -.empioyera- liability and In-
u. .iuui ivnwgii eu.eiy noaua oc au sinus.
Phone 47, Concord bldg. . .,
B. P. B ARTELS COM PAN I, Fire Inanraoea.
44a Rherlock bldg. Oregon phone. Clay tt2tt.
ISAAC L. WBITBJ, Bra lasnranca, XU Bbarlocfe
bldg. . Oregoa phone Main 068.
11 I 1 a
LAI1) T1LTON, BANKERS. 7
r ' KetabUaoed in 1S68. . -."''I '. .' . ,V
Interest allowed oa time depoaita.
CollaeUoDS made al all polata oa favorable
terms. Lettera of .eredlt, Kuad ?.Uabl7 tS
Europe and all polata la tba United butsa.
Bight exchange and telegraphic trauafers
sold la New ITork. . Waabliigtoa: ChlcaguT St .
Louis, Denver, Omaha, Bo rrsuclsco asd
rarloua pointa la Oregon, Waablantoa. IdaW
MonUna and BrlUsh Colombia. .
Exchange sold oa Loudon, Paris, Berlin.
FTaukfort, Hons Kong, 1. Xokobaaia, aUnlia
and Uonolula. , . .
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BAMaW ,
OI Portlaud, Oragoa, ,
Northweat corner Third and Oak ata. '
Tranaacta a federal banking bsaloaas. 1
DRAFTS IHSIKO available la all cities of .
tba 'United States and Europe, Hung Koog
and Manila.
Collections made OB favorable terma.
Prealdeat ,.4. 0. AINSWOBTal
Vlce-Prealdent ,.W.. H. AVfcU
Asslsasnt Cashier..
Assistant" Cashier. ... .
lAOTI DRIES.
.B. W. RCBMEKB
...a. m. wRiaaT
CABINET, clesa towal dally, soap, comb and
brush. $1 par month. Oregoa Laundrv At Tol.
let Supply Co., $84-888 Jtsat Oak. Psoas.
18. , -
Beat :
s,ijm.n ivnt.ua . uosib, brnsb, soap.
si per amnta. Lawaraea Bros.. Towel Supply
rinn-io sou votico sis. ! rnone
C. R. BAN8EN A CO. 28 North 2nd at
GENERAL MALE EMPLOYMENT AQENCx!
PKEB HEOIHTKATPON. . - -
M - . CORHK8PONDENCE SOLICITED.
WORKWOMAN 8 PRKB BAtloAaEr B06M
Appllcanta for work charged only .for .what
we secure ror mo. or money bacs.
HELP REE TO EMPLOYER. The patron
age of all Industries solicited, for either
skilled or unskilled labor.
ALSO AUENU1E8 In an rranclsce, Los An
S'laa, Ogdea and Spokane. Connections all
vrer, 1 rum umana neat. eauoilabea 1878.
WANTED.
DAILT SHIPMENTS of U borers, drillers, tun.
vr.u.ru, w i.,Ava,. m w o aay. r tt&K
FAKE, long Job, good water, board and
work. '.Chance for machine drill men, . teams
ters and outside laborers also. .
Other work and labor always oa band.
C. K. HANSEN A CO. 88 North 2nd St.
MONET ADVANCED.
MONEY ADVANCED SALARIED PEOPLE,
teametera. ate., without security; easy peg.
menta; largest business la 40 principal ettlea.
Tolmsn. 828 Ablnrton bldg.
MACHINERY.
mining, aawmllL logging
M au
BRIDOB CARPENTERS.
25 experienced bridge men, with tools and bed-
aing. ion company wont, on tha Ureat Halt
urn irestie. ixing jod, good board. Work
and water. Wages $3.S0 day, board $4.S0week.
FREE PARE BOTH WAYS. Will Bend men
nightly, until order la fllled. Come, write or
pooiie to : 1
C. B. HANSEN At CO. AGENTS. 28 N. 2nd at.
Phone, Mala 1528.
REMOVAL.
DR. FRANK E. FERRIS, DR. GERTRUDE E.
uimuerson, ueatists, removed to Macleay
i, 1. IK., linn nour.
LODGiyO HOUSES.
THB COSMOS Fourth and Morrison, furnished
aousexeepiug suites, suites ana single rooms;
S3 per week and up. '
THE CASTLE 278 Washington at.; rooms' fog
FOB BENT.
THE LARGE STORK BUILDING Nob. 84 and
oa rroot at., now occupied by Wadbama i
Co., wlu be for rent July 1, 1008. Apply I
n R. T. Oct. room No. 10. New Market hlk.
FURBISHED BOOMS.
MONNASTERS HOUSE, southwest aor. rtret
ana jencrson ate. rurmaaed mo roe and aultea.
riJlUL'UlU A- ni
machinery, hydraulle plpea, eaatlngs
kinds repslred. 104 N. 1'burth at.
MODEL" MAKER,
FOB FIRST-CLASS REPAIRING go to Asdy
Frits, machinist and model maker. IIP 8tb at.
' t MASSAGE. ' '
MDMK. H. B. ELt, Aermatologlat, maaaage.
electric treatments. IPjUj First St.
. . " M0BTOAOB XOAMS.
ON IMPROVED city and farm property, at low-
wt current rates; building loans. Installment
mens, wi. McMSSters. u Worcester bldg.
anBING ASP MINE PROMOTERS. -
SESSIONS 4k SIMPSON, mining and mine Bra-
uiori a. gve'uu VURUIUIT $ fmiDVrC'SJ,
PLUMBERS. .
DONNERBERO Al. RADEMACHBB, plumbers.
iviooTva to mm ibbiis u arau paoaea.
MONET TO LOAM.
FBKD H. STRONG, FINANCIAL AGENT.
Money to loan. . mo commission.
I am In a poeltian to ttaka Immediate loans
on Improved real estate or tor building pur
poses; any amount; moderate interest. Wa
approve loans from plaee sod advance mon
ey as building progresses whea desired. Op
jtioa In repayment after, ona year.
FRED H. STRONG. Financial Aeent.
, ,103 Second at., Bear Stark.
THE STAR LOAN CO., 2l0 M'KAT BLDG.,
lo2ta Third at., la the recognised bank of
the wage-earner. Wa ldvanca money to
teamsters, trainmen, ahonman., mutormAn.
conductors, etc., ' without mortgage, eudorser
. or couaiarat. . .1 , -,r
Amount. -IToiitbly-' aj-MonttiTT. Weekl:
THB CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. ,
um vuiw iwiniH, wBaaas.
Capital paid up $8,000,000
Reserve 8,6u0,uu$
Tranaacta a general banking business,.
SAVINGS BANK DEPAUTMHNT.
Accounts opened for auma of $10 and aa
ward, and interest allowed oa minimum
monthly balances. Bates oa application. 844
Washington at, '
B. A. WYLD, Manager Portland Branch.
LONDON BAN FRANOIBOO BANK. UN
HID.
Chamber of Commerce Building, ' Third a ad
Stark Streeta. s.
Head Office M Old Broad atreet, London. '
Thla bank tranaacta a general banking busi
ness, makes loans, discounts bills and lirruss
lettera of credit available for travelers and
for the purchase of merchandise in any city
of the world. Deals la foreign and domeaUe
exchange.
lntereet paid oa time deposits,
W. A. MACBAB, Manager.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Portland, Oregon. ...
I. Frank Watson Preatdeat
' h tom .......Vice-President
B. W- Hoyt Cashier
Geo. W. Hurt .....Assistant Caahler
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
' BUSINESS.
Drafts and letters of credit Issued available
to all parte of tba world.
Collect lone .a specialty. Gold dost bought.
MORRIS BROS. CHRISTBN8EN,
VJuooassure to Morris w hi teheed, Baakera.) .
FIRST AND ALDBB STREETS. ' ,
PORTLAND. OR.
CITT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOB IMPROVEMENT BONDS,
CITT OF PORTLAND, 0BZG0.
Sealed propoaala will be received by tba
undersigned at tba office of tba Auditor ef
the City of Portland, Oregoa, until Monday.
June 1. 1808, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the sale,
at sot less tbaa par value and accrued Interest,
or improvement bonds of tba City of Portland,
Oregon, aa tba same aball be authorised to be
laaned for tba whole or any part of aeventy-flva
thousand dollars. Said bonds will be Issued lu
uenoBunsuons 01 nve nunared dollars each,
pe oatea wnes authorised.
rro!
to
Darabla lu r.
tn data, bearing Interest at the rate of a
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually. In
terest and principal payable la United Statoa
sold coin, at tba office of the City Treasurer.
Portland, Oregoa. Provided that the CUy ot
Portland reserves the right to take up and' '
cancel suck bonds, upon tba pavuiuut of the
'w value thereof, with accrued interest to
the date of payment, at any aeml-auuust eoa
pnn period at or after one year from ib4 date
ue sucn oonus.
BOOMS WITH BOARD.
Members Chicago Board of Trade, Ban
Franclsoo Produce Exchange, 8ai
. Franclsoo Stock, and Bond. Exchange,
Grains, Provisions, StocKs, Bonds
W and , Cotton. j- v.
tan Franclsoo Office: . 102 Third Street
480 California St, PORTLAND, OR,
LEGAL NOTICE.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS en suite or
single; gas beat nnd phone free. 221 13tb at.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, $1,200, part
down, easy terms for balance. Inuulre at
Trunk Factory, No. 60 8d at.
FOB SALE.
HEAVY FIB COAT. Buaalan calf, trimmed with
electric seal; good as new. Address Bo C,
car Journal. '. j
1100 repay $28.69-k or $18.80 or $8.05
50 repay. .. 818.39.. ot, I 8,5 or $.H5
25 reoav I 6.85 . or-8 8.86 or 11 S
Business confldentlal. Wo uaplessant inquiry.
MONEY TO LOAN eo real, pcrsooal and col
lateral security, special attentloa to ebattla
mortgagee; notes bought. O. W. Pallett, 213
Commercial blk. Phone Grant 880.
MONEY TO LOAN at reasonable sates, la
amounts 10 suit, urauam via too, 200 Uar
qusm building. , .
MONEY TO LOAN, smalt amounts, abort or
long time. J. H. Bawley, 2 Cham, of Com.
MONEY TO LOAN on city lota and improved
inrme, w . A. iriv er VO.; nrsra St.
J. Said bonus are laaued. under authority 'of at) '
act of the Legislature of the State of Oregon?
paaaed February 18, 1888, entitled. Ab act ;
10 provide tor the Issuance of bonds for the i
the Leclalature of the Htate of
proved February 28. 1801, entitled:
ale
NORTHWEST HOTELS.
BARGING AND LIGHTERING.
KEGON ROUND LI MBER CO., 181 Burualde
at. rnone urant iiti.
ATTORNEYS.
IILLPPLNE WOOD
OR UNITED STATES
(Journal Special Service.)
COMA," May 12. Whether, a' for
r can be mad in cutting the hard
1 timber of the Philippines for ship
t to the United States and Asia will
monstrated by three Americans who
shipping , a large sawmill plant to
9 this spring via Ban Francisco. he
rprise Is headed by A. lUirUngmme"
Bon, formerly United States Conaul
moy, who has been investigating the
er resources and other industrial
pects In tlie" Philippines for two
3. Associated with him are Frank
jearney of Denver and M. J. Cum
s, ' Kearney and Cumnilngs are nnw
an Francisco on route to tho Phil-
;4'S. ' f
e mill site selected at Hollo is well
Led fox lumbering. Across a narrow
t Ilea tha Island of Negros, which
MArtly covered, with fine hardwood
sr. : Millions bf acres of govern-
rand can. be logged oft by stonply
MS tha government stumpage tax,
tg the Mcessity of a large invest
in timber lands. They will export
Is country narra, tl&dalo, aclo, cam
and lauan lumber, nil of which are
title for furniture making. Sevoral
til varieties of. timber, inoludyhg
ira ipli. vacal and fetis, all take a
high: polish and can be marketed
l country, China or Japaa
R. H. rmCWS ESTATE.
LEM; May 18. Hoiu Jefferson My
was yesterday appointed admlnls
r of tho estate Of R. H. Finch, who
la liay County, Mo on March 81.
and who has-an estate in this
y valued at $16,000.' ,Tlie appoint
was made on petition of Robert
ark of Ray. County, "Mo, executor
a will of deceased, who lp here to
1 tha estate. Mr. . Myers Was. also
nted administrator of the estate of
Marjr Finch, Who . died in Salem i
er, 1800. Bhs was the wife of fTierl
It. H. Finch, and left an estate
a at'i,eoo.. ... - -
IVaferred took, Canned tgoodj.
eft AleJWki' B8t Brttd,.
AMERICAN "DUDS
PUZZLE THIS BOY
SAN FRANCISCO. May 12. Chinese
by birth and only 1 i yeara old. These
are the two difficulties, whirh makes
American travel somewhat arduous for
Sam Ling, but if his luck holds 'out he
expects to reach his parents' "fireside in
San FranciHOo without further difficulty.
Sam started from New Orleans a few
days ago and the only real trouble he
has thus far encountered was due to the
superfluous number of pockets In his
American clothes.
When he reached St. Louis he was un
able to And his railroad ticket and was
put to great inconvenience. With the as
sistance of some of his raoe the paste
board was discovered" after a four days'
search in the little toy pocket in the
right side ,of the trousers. Confi
dentially it fs the same pocket used by
the average hubby who wishes to conceal
something from the wife.
However,-' Salii, located ; it before the
ticket expired and is now on the way
West. ' ....
ASSAULT CASES TRIED.
SALEM, May 12. In the Justice Court
yesterday -two cases of assault and bat
tery brought the guilty parties before
the Judge. James Herren plead guilty
to assaulting a, neighbor on the road
near Macleay, where the two were at
work grading the highway, and the fun
he had in beating his neighbor cost him
$5. John Slaughter was another cul
prit He was employed at the Krebs
hop'-ytard north of Salem, one of his
fellow laborers being Q. i. Jaqulns. On
Sunday night, after filling up on fire
water, he called ,at the " shack where
Jaqulns Slept, .called that gentleman out,
and ordered .him off" the place. and so
frightened his victim that the latter
immediately started for Salem, walking
in to this city at 2 o'clocjt . yesterday
morning 4 his flight from bis enraged
fellow laborer, who had chased the vic
tim and threatened to do him ' bodily
harm. Slaughter, on being arrested and
brought into court, plead guilty, and
was sentenced to serve in Jail for five
dtys, nd he now boards with ths Sheriff,
PROSPEROUS DANES.
(Journal Special Service.)
JUNCTION CITY, Ore., May 12. The
Danish colony -of this place purchased
today an entire half block and will erect
a hall and parsonage at a cost of $2,000.
The colony also purchased .a cemetery
site. The prosperous colony now owns
60 per cent of the land in this locality, j
For Weak and Nervous People.
We have a cure for, nervous and un
steady people, weak, fleshless people,1 and
pimply, pale Or sallow people; people who j
are trouuiea witn jogs 01 amoinon, rail
ing memory, depression of spirits, laok
of confidence, nervous headache and
wakefulness; all these symptoms . are
produced by weakened ' nerves, brought
on Dy ine waiery coiiunion or tne blood.
Make strong, ricn, red blood and furnish
food for the nerves Is the way to stop
the source of the disease, and the cure
then Is only a question of days. The
npHt nesti anaoiooa Duuaer is ur. (innn
Blood and Nerve Tonic, in tablet form;
to take at meal time. Sells at 7Sc a box.
or 3 boxes for $2, at all drug stores, or
sent postpaid on receipt of price. . Peo
ple gain from 1 to 3 lbs. of solid, healthy
flesh per week, by the use of this med
icine, that is an indication that it la
doing gooa. Aoaress, ur, uosanlco Co.,
r'hUnfleipnia, pa.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the State of Ore-,
gou, for Multnomah County, ' Victor Land
Company (a corporation), plaintiff, Va. Charles
E. Woerner, dervndant. To Charles . Woer
uer, above-named defendant: In the name of
the State of Oregon you are hereby required
to appear aud a newer the complaint tiled
against you lu the above-entitled court and
cause on or before the 18th day of May, 1808,
being the. time, prescribed by order of tbe
above-entitled court, and you are hereby noti
fied that If you fall so to appear or answer
herein tbe plaintiff will apply to the court
for tha relief prayed for lu tbe complaint,
to-wit: That you be retiulred to set forth
tbe nature of your claim to Uie following de
scribed real property, to-wlt: All of kits one
and two In block S, IS Sunnyslde addition,
now' In the city ot - Portland, in Multnomah
County, State of Oregon, and that tha ad
verse claims to aatd property be determined
by decree 01 the above-entitled court; that by
said decree It be adjudged that plaintiff la
tbe owner In fee simple of said property,, and
that Us title thereto be forever Quieted, and
that the defendant has no right, title, Inter
eat, or estate In aald real property above de
scribed whatsoever, and that you be forever
barred and precluded frota asserting any title
to said real property, aud for aucb otber ro
ller aa appertains to equity. This notice: Is
published by order of the Honorable Alfred
Sears, Jr., Judge of tbe above-entitled. Court,
made in said cause, and dated tlio Soth day of
aiarcn, iwm. xne oate 01 tn nrst publication
of this summons Is the ;ioth day of March,
lttoa, and the last publication is the etb
aay 01 Jiay, inoa.
FRANK SCHXEOBL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
EMMONS EMMONS, attorneys at law, 844
Worcester piag.
& B. 'RIOGEN, Attorney and Counselor -at-Law:
Notary. 805-308 Ablugton bldg.
PAXTON, BEACH A SIMON
610 Chamber of Commerce.
1. T. TAUGHER
Room 18. Alnawortb Building. .
H-Bi.PICKi5S2N' Attorney-at-Law and Notary
Public. 608 -Commercial bldg.
Hotel Portland, American plan; $8, $8 par day.
Sommsra Hotel, lav Grande; .travelers' home.
Belvedere; European plan; 4th and Aider ata.
St. Charles, First and Morrison ata., Portland.
OVERALLS.
BOSS OP THB BO AD OVERALLS and mecaaa
lea' clothing. Union made.. Neostadter Broa.,
Mfgrs.. Portland. Or. -
: PERSONAL. T. :
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS are more accurately- j , 1 .7, Vi. ''"T' ri
and reasonably Oiled at Eyaaell'a IWmneiT I ,f.e?.f;,,nIJ"d 11, Wda Is bere.by res..rved.
227 Morrlaon stM bet, Plrat. d Second ata. v. .ndmernsTtheTomWoucT'Je'r:
GOOD STORIES and novels for summer reading, I-jsC Thomas C. Devlin. AuUltoS. Portland, Oregon.
luipiureuieut or streeta ana tne laying of eewcra
in Incorporated clttea. and for tbe payment of.
coat of such Improvements and laying of sewere
oy installments, aa amended by aa act ul
Oregon, ap-
amena sections 1, g. s, 4, 0, 8 and 7, of an
eoiuieu: act to provide for tbe Issn-'
anca of bonds for tha Improvement of etreets
and laying of aeerefe in incorporated cities.:
and for the payment of the coat of aucb Im
provements and laying of Sewers by install
mentsdied la the office of the Secretary of
State February 22. lSWJ," and the proceeds
thereof are to be used for the payment lb part
for the Improvement of atreets or construction
of sewers aa the aald Improvements shall be
duly authorised and completed.
The validity of tbe act of the Legislature
aforesaid, has been affirmed by tba Supreme
Court of tbe State of Oregon.
Said bonds will be taaurd and delivered as '
tbe Common Council shall direct. '
Bidders will be required to submit a flat bid.
without conditions, except aa to tha regularity
of each Issue of bonds, and to aubmlt with their
bids a certified check on a bank in the City of
Portland, Oregon, equal to 6 per cent of tbe
aggregate amount of the bid. payable to. the
Mayor of the City of Portland, as liquidated
damages lu cane such bidder witbdrawa bis
bid or fulls or neglects to enter into contract to
take and pay for said bonds according to the .
terma of his bid and this notice1. The rleht
Blue should be addressed to. tbe committee
i
-v
ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES.
10 cents. Jones' Book, store,. 201 Alder St.,
roriiauu, ui.
ALL KINDS OJT SIGNS and advertising novel
ties Nye Kern. P, o. Box VI. Phone Pink I486.
CAFE KBATZ, 122 Sixth at.
served at all hours. -
A floe luucb
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GOTTAR.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
By order of tbe Common Council.
t. '. rimvELL,
B. B. ALBEK,
U. T, SHKRUETT,
Committee en Wa.va and Means.
Portland, Oregon, May 12,, 1003.
INSTRUCTION clubs for advanced pupils; in
strumenta for sale. Hal. Webber, studio 173
West Park. cor. Yamhill. Phone South 2Wf.
CHIROPODIST.
a O. PICK, office 88 Ktrst St.. . between Rtark
ana was ata.; pnone we; pianos and furni
ture movea ana pacaea ior snipping; com
modious fireproof brick warehouse, trout and
Clay ets.
PROPOSALS
TOB HARDWARE AND ELEC
TRICAL GOODS.
THE DEVENVS, the only scientific chiropodists
- in me city; parwr ooj-a , Auaxy Plug.; This
Is tb loug-halrod gentleman yos Want to are.
- . Grant 18. ,.: - . w'. !.,
PIANO LESSONS.
W. GIFFORD NASH, 103 10th St.; terms upon
application. Beginners taken.
Sealed propoaala will be received at the '
office of the Auditor of the City of Portluud In
the City Hall, until May 10. ltHia, at 4 o'clock '
p. m., for fiirnlahlng to the City of Portland
the following -items of hurdware, . electrical V
aooda. etc.; a -
672 Pes. lrdh xlx5 feet.
i,joo pouuas.
Approslmately
CALL FOB SPECIAL MEETING Of STOCK
HOLDERS. . , s
NOTICE. .
1'INAL ACCOUNT. Notice Is hereby given that
LlMle Wootvard, administratrix of the estate
of Alba Li. woodward, deceased, baa filed her
final account of the administration of said
estate in the Oounty Court of the State of
Oregon, ror Multnomah 1 ounty. and that aald
County Court baa appointed Monday, the 8th
day of June, 1003, at 9:30 o'clock a. m.
of said day, at the Court House in aald
county and state, as the time and place for
hearing objections to said account, and for
tbe settling of aald estate. This notice Is
published by order of Lionel Yi ebster. Judge
or toe vouaj-y yourc ot tne state 01 uregoil,
for -Multnomah County, duly made and n-'
L12ZIR WOODWARD,
Administratrix of the1 Estate- of Alba L.
Woodward. Deceased.
t:rill)ara(: Cleeton, Attorneys for Adminis
tratrix.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the. Mid way Oil
toiuiiauy, a corporation: iou are . herebj
. notified to attend a meetlna of the atnclcfanld
era of the Midway Oil Company,. to be held a t
the eompauy'a office, No. 418 Chamber of
commerce ouiiaing, in tne rit.y of Portland,
Oregon, on Monday, the J5th day of June,
at 8 o'clock p, m,, for the purpose of amend
ing the by-laws of the company, of electing
uiieuiur ui suiu wriRiraiion, also tne ratinca
tlon of acts of tbe directors from tbe time of
tbe stockholders' meeting of the 28th day
ot oeptcBiuer, iiiuu, to aate, and to ratify tba
adoption by said board of tbe by-laws as
auienueu; tor tue ratincation or the execu
tion of leases and tbe lasuanee of stock, asd
the ratification of the purchase of lands by
aald corporation from H. v. Stratton, , and
for the purpose of transacting aucb other
general buslueas " aa may be brought before
aatd meeting. , ..
By order of the stockholders holding more
man uoe-iuu-u ot tne stocK or said -company.
H. 0. STRATTON, Secretary.
Dated May 12, 1003. , ' ,
DI680LTTI0N NOTICE;
MITK'H a hereliv etven that .the Arm nf M
Miller A Co., composed of M. Miller, .t'barlea
liuoert ana jennie uiineri tsiient' partner),
earrrlna on the busineaa ef . Dawnbrowkess.
moneylendera and dealers lu diamonds . and
leweU-y, under the name of : the "New 1 fork J
Loan umce," at no. 7 Aorta miru street.
Portland. Oreaon. Is dissolved bv mutual eon.
sent; aald M. Miller succeeding to all tbe
rignu or tne nusiness. ; .
bated May 7, 1808. w .
........ i ... M. MILLER. . , ,
. , , . CHARLES GILBERT.
. JBNNLG OLLBEttTt ,
PROPOSALS FOJt SEWXB C0NSXKTCTI0B.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
City Recorder of I'endleton. Or., until 4
ocioca. May if, jwi, ior the construction
of a sewerage system In the City of Pen
dleton, Or. The extent of the proposed aye
tem is approximately 8 miles of sewers from
6 to 20 Inches In diameter. 64 man boles and
x 18 flush tanks. Materials required for the
construction of the system will -be furnished
. by - tte city. Full Instructions, to bidders
and blank forma of propoaala will be fur
S,111.'.?,, ,,D0.n, 'application to th . office . of. G.
N. Miller, Civil Sanitary Engineer, Pendleton,
tOr., where plans and specifiratlona may be
. seen. Bach proposal must be, i accompanied
by a certified check for the anm of seven
hundred and fifty (7S0 dollars, payable to the
ity of Pendleton,, which aum aball be for
feited In case tbe bidder tp whom tbe award
is made shall fail to' enter into s contract
with the c(r within five day after receiving
notice of aald award. The city . reserves tbe
... right to reject any or all blda. .
- Dated May I, 1003.
THOMAS , riTZOEBALD.
City, Recorder.
CASH REGISTERS.
REAL ESTATE,
HALLWOOD CASH
REGISTERS, 284 Stark st
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
L. MITCHELL, Chiropodist. Knight's Shoe
auirv, ve vvasniugu.o RL jrnone tiood 7gn.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. .
FOB SALB 'FARMS , j ,' ' . i . .'
' Improved farms for sale In all parta ot
Oregon and Washington; paymeiits made to
suit purchasers. For full particulars as to
various properties apply to Wm. MacMaater,
811. Worcester bldg. , 5
MAXWELL A KNAPP ' . """"
REAL ESTATE.
Boom 2. Chamber of Commerce bldg.
1.200 V,x8 ltfch laire holt.
800 xH inch carriage bolts.
x2 inch carriage iMtltM. . .
8 mlies No. 10 Iron line wlea .nDO
insuUtion. .
2.00O feet No. 14 rubber covered wire white,
core..
000 wooden brackets. .- i ,
100 glass insulators D. P. D. G. -JO
pounds Insulating tape. ',.
600 feet galvanised Iron pipe. ,;
A1SO
JOHN A. MELTON, rirpenter and builder, 807 j
ouirft vuiro ,du iwn natures Juut and
remodeled; altering sad repair bouses. Phone j
B0PX.
Ptinchlna holes and forelnir ONA ,tHu.
tfriuiiut oov aiuicB. more or
i reaay maae.
II 288 11
less, in
fixtures si-
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO.? cor. Fourteenth
and Northtip ata.. Portland. Or.
AUTHORS A' MARTIN, carpenters and builders;
repairing and jobbing; ature and office fixtures
built. Shop 209 Columbia. Phone Clay 1N51.
SAFES.
BUY YOUR SAFES of J.' B. Davis! your repairs
and lockouts aafely done. 08 Third stv
H.F.Clark. 45314 Wash., pbonea West 782, North
1411; New and repair work, prompt attention.
LOT MACHINES.
0A1ES.
YATES' 1 PLACE, 288 Washington St. Phone S.
Main 771.. Mell Yates, prop. Portland. Or.
TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINB CO. Slot
machines, g. E. Park and Oak, . Both Phones
Mala 188.
SPECIAL DELIVERY. '
C0MPBESSES YEAST.
POST SPECIAL DELI VSBYIV No. 200U Wash
ington st. ' Phonesr Or. Main 082. Col. 2ni.
BED STAB COMPBBSSED YEAST? It. makes
..uguieai. . ror sais uy an grocers. 10 per
cent stronger than any other.
TYPEWRITERS.
CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised Iron cornices. I
v. Hjn, w ovvouu at. .
THB SMITH-PBEMIEB ' TYPEWRITER, 122
Third st.l all makea of typewriters for rent;
supplies for all machines. 1 'A M. Alexasder
-: Co.: 'agents.- .
CEREAL MILLS.
ACMB MILLS CO., Manufacturers Kalstoo
Acme cereals. 20 and 22 North Front at.
WALL AND CARPET CLEANING.
CHICAGO WALL PAPBB : AND . CARPET
Cleaning Company cleans carpets without re
moving them, .Office- 481 Gllaaa st. Phone
Clay 217. ' ' 1 . ,
P. JOHNSON A Co., manufacturers Peerless
Heaita vmeais. m- Front at.
WH0LE8ALB HARDWARE.
! CIG4BS AND TOBACCO.
J. B. BA8ELTINB A Co., Iron. "steeL coal and
blacksmith a supplies. 48-51 gecafld at -
Casting lead threads on 2MI Svturua
No proposals will be considered unless accompanied-
by a certified cheek - pa vable to
the order of the Mayor of the City of Portland
certified by a responsible bunk to an ametmt
equal to 10 per cent of tbe aggregate ui'o
poanl. Tbe right to reject any and all blda is -hereby
reserved, , ,
By order of tbe Executive Board. .
? f THOS. C. DETTjiH,
i ..Auditor ef tba City of Portland.
j May 12, ItHis. ., : . , :.
PROPOSALS FOB HORSES FOB THB STREET
CLEANING AND SPRINKLING DEPART
MENT. ' ' Proposals will be received by the purchasing
committee of the Executive Board at !-
City Barn, Sixteenth and Madison atreets. at a1'"
o'clock p, m.'. ' Saturday, May 18, t I8ti8, ' for
furnishing to tbe Street Cleaning and Sprinkling
Department of tbe City of Portland four horses
weighing between 1.400 and 1,000 pounds and
between five and aeven year of age. .
. Horses must also be shown at same. time. - 1
The purchasing committee reeerres . the right
to try all horses selected for one. week beL
fore purchasing. i-
By order of the Executive Board.." ' '
. THOS. C. DEVLIN,
I ' Andltoy of tbe City of Portland. , ;
May 12. ' '
Bapeclally lu old cases wnere 'doctors fall, use
BSBBKG-GUNBT CiGAB CO. 1 .
Distributers ot
FINE CIGARS.
. Portlenil. Oregon.
WALL PAPER.'
COAL AND WOOD.
H. P. CHRI8TENSEN. wall pspere and 'painter.
. 141 Beventh at.7 cor. Alder. -...
ERNEST MILLER A CO., wall paper and deco
rators. 127 Kfmt at. - . -
WESTERN" FEED A FUEL CO. . ,
ueaiere in au ainua ot ooai. ease aaa ensr-
coal. Phone: Main 1018.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTING.
VULCAN .COAL 1 CO., wholesale taalars best
euaia; soBBury apq smelter oaa. . . '
8TIKB does not delay us. as we sre able to
. All all orders without delav. 1 First class work.
A. A. Church A Co., Ko, 24. Taylor at. Phone
Clay J7L
f
mM
1 .i -2i.',w.i,i, vegetable CUHK for ulceration
and iullammation of tbe mucous membrane of the , '
uretba, all private urinary diseases and weakneaa -of
men and women. ZY-MO Is GUARANTEED
TO CURE 0B MONET REFUNDED. Cures new 1 (
cases la 48 hours - without paln Ksneclally. nd-,
vised for old, obstinate cases. Druggists, or scut '
postpaid, 81.' Address Dr. Day A Co..' Noltwn '
rrager oiag, nosion, siees."' rree meaicai nd-
I
vice gn
MO
f ' t r -
lven. write for book sent sealed FREE.
ZY-MO sold in Portland bv Tha LauaeJlaela.
Drug Co Third snd Yamhill sts.