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Newspaper Page Text........ . r - 10 : THE OREGON SUNDAY JOM; jj11 P SUNPA:jfj!J0, MARC"L The Ilamburf:-American Steamers; Are, Kecliartcred for Tortland-Orientnl Line. MARINE NEWS Large Windjammer 19 En gaged to Carry Cargo of Yellow, Fir to London, TO CAIV CARGO OF FIR II 9 DON Portland Exporting Firm Charters tho British Bark ; Kclbimi. .''COMES I BALLAST FROM WEST COAST , " . fichooncr J. II. I.uusmann Loses V,: Charter to Carry Lumber From This Tort to Yokohama -The Schooner Churrhill Coming Here. , v Th UrK I,rlllsh bnrk Kelburn will ;.be bowling alone towards Portland In V ". s. few days under charter to carry .1 , i. full cargo of choice Oregon yellow fir ' ..' "to London. Bhe Is to arrive In the "Columbia river by Mny 1 to begin re reiving; carifo, Bhe In now at Mrjll- . lones on the west coast of Eoutli '.' America. ,'" The L, P. Lee Lumber company gaged the vessel during the week after navlng sold the cargo which will run . . . - Slst or Z, 100,000 feet of selected lum ber sad of the highest grade. Tart of it will be furnished by the Tonguf l'olnt Lmbr company near Astoria, and the balance by the Clark & Wilson Lumber , company's mills at Llnnton The Kelburn registers 2,480 tonn net ' and Is one of the largest bur sailing , the seas. She carried a cargo of coal from Newcastle, N. 8. W., to the South American port, a small mining camp In the wall of the Andes, and has been lying Idle there a fer weeks after hav r Ing discharged the cargo with the usuil .,' 1 difficulty experienced In most of the malt west coast ports. . Tbe American schooner Churrhill Is .also reported as coming here to load '(' lumber for a foreign destination. Bhe Is now at Keelung, Formosa, having ' recently delivered a cargo of lumber there. The Churchill Is one of the btst ' known schooners In the offshore trade en this coast and has taken several car . goes from this port and from mills along the Columbia river. Another sailing vessel due to arrive here soon to carry away lumber Is the .,.,JRusaan bark Albyn which was char tered by the Pacific Export Lumber .company some time ago to load for South Africa. The Albyn is supposed to be here In time to begin loading April 1. It was announced sesterday that the American schooner J. II. Lunsmann has . lost her charter to carry lumber to .' Yokohama for the Pacific Export Lum- ber company, and the material Intended , for her will be sent on some other ves sel, probably on regular liners plying . out of here. The Lunsmann reached , San Francisco a few days ago many weeks overdue. The charter was can , celled owing to the late arrival of tho Teasel, the charters fearing she would probably not show up at all In view of th stormy weather that njadeahlnga disagreeable to shipping this winter on Uy Pacific. FKEXCU SHIP' II0CIIE UNDER CHARTER TO CAKRi WHEAT - TO EUROPE. Stills SXaa muf't I' tl 1 j . 1.1 1 1 1 nun 111 1 1 n l 11 rr . It k..la... 'jn is: Vw.J TILLAMOOK GETS JOSTJCEJ LAST Will nave Direct Communi cation Every AVcck With Portland. Foot power rewired to run a sewing machine is little to be sure, but it is enough to give the average woman a backache ONE BOAT STAKTS; OTHERS TO FOLLOW Steamer Sua IT. Elmore Leaves Oak Street Dock Next Tuesday on First Voyage aa Regular Liner Between Portland and Tillamook. Picture Shows the Vessel at the Foot of Mill Street Discharging Ballast on Barges. There are comparatively few French ship rigged windjammers, tho majority being four masted btrka. During the season only three or four ships have been Included In tho long list of French grain carriers dispatched from this port. and of them the Hoche. now dlscharclig ballast off the foot of Mill street, is one of the smartest. The Hocho was built about elgtit years ago, and carries approximately 100,000 bushels whoat. 8he is In com mand of Captuln Lerraltre, who made many friends when hern a year ago, and who believes his vessel can outsail any square rigger her slxe. Last season she went home, from the river to Europe, In 112 days. jpe, In better Columbia which 1 than the average considerably voyage The Iloche la under charter to Kerr, Glfford & Co., and will probably begin receiving wheat this week. She came here from Honolulu, making the run from the Islands In 20 days. too, la wheat laden and bound for Eu Two French barks, the Marecnaei ua- vout and the Moller, arrived up yes terdav afternoon In tow of the steamer Harvest Queen, and dropped anchor In the stream. They are In ballast anl un der charter to Keer. Glfford & Co. to carry wheat to Europe. WITH THE WINDJAMMERS. Four Walt for Outward Business With Poor Irospects. The British ship Verbena and th German ship Nereus will arrive In the harbor this afternoon under charter to load wheat for Europe. The vessels are In ballast. There are four disengaged vessels n tho river at present wun 111110 nopo of being able to get anywhere near the freights obtained bv vessels fixed earlier In the season. The disengaged quartet consist of the 1-yland Bros., Larglemore, Brodick Castle and Crown of India. MARINE NOTES TWO SAIL; TWO ARRIVE. i French Grain Carriers Trade Places 1 f:-y, to the Harbor. 1 The French bark Emille QalJlne , cleared yesterday for the United King dom,, with 95,917 bushels wheat, valued ' at 188, J25. The vessel was towed down to an anchorage off Bt. Johns last night, t and will, leave down the river Monday 1 .morning in tow of the Ocklahama. - The captain of the Emllie Galline was - fortunate In' losing only one of his crew : while here. He signed a man to take the place of the deserter last night n few minutes before the craft started down the river. The French bark Pierre Lot! will leave, down the river this morning in , tow of the steamer Harvest Queen. She, Astoria, March 7. Condition of bar at 6 p. in., smooth, wind northwest 16 miles, weather clear. Arrived down at 2 am. and sailed at 4 a. m steamer Senator for San Francisco. Arrived down at 8:15 a. m. French bark Hou- falnvllle. Arrived at 11 a. m. schooner 1. Turner from San Francisco. Left up at 12 m. steamer Elmore. Left up at 12:30 p. m. Gerrffan ship Nereus and Krltlsh ship Verbene. Arrived at 6 and left up at 6 a. m. Steamer Asun cion from San Francisco. Sailed at 4 p. m. Frencn bark Bayard for Queens town or Falmouth. 8an Francisco, March 7. Sailed at 2 t. m steamer KoanoKe ror rornana. Sailed at 1 p. m. steamer Rose City for Portland. Hongkong, March 7. Arrived March 6, German steamer Arabia, from Port land. Panama, March 7. Arrived Febru ary 17 British steamer Minerva, from Portland. Tides at Astoria Sunday High Wa ter 4:46 a. m., 8:3 feet; 5:44 p. m . 6.5 feet. Low Water 11:36 a. m., 0.8 feet; 11:30 p. ra., 3.1 feet H.-A. STEAMERS ANOTHER SEASON Harriiiian Rccharters Popu lar Vessels for the Orient al Service. MANAGER SCIIWEIUN DIRECTS DOCK WORK Seeks Means Wherebj Handling of Cargo Might Be Brought Down to the Best Possible System Xu mantia to Sail Next Sunday. The Journal Library Voting Coupon THIS COUPON IS COOP FOB 5 VOTES IN THE JOURflAl LIBRARY CONTEST Cut out the coupon, fill in name of organization or society you wish to vote for and deposit in the ballot box at HOLZMAN'S JEWELRY STORE, 149 Third St. WHITE FRONT DRUG STORE, 133 Grand Ave. WATTS-MATTH1EU DRUG STORE, 275 Russell St. Name of Organization. Name of Voter Address ! Old or new subscribers to the Daily and Sunday Journal, paying in advance, will be entitled under this offer to special votes as fol lows: One year ($7.50), 750 votes; six months ($3.75), 300 votes; Jhree months ($1.95), 125 votes; one month (65c), 40 votes. LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST A fSOO library Volumes and handsome griven away absolutely free. An elegant library of 800 sroiaen oatc cases wm do given to tne lodge, school. church, club or society In Portland securing the largest number of votes. Every merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase one vote. At the cio.se of the contest the lodge, school, church, club or society receiv ing the Targest number of votes will be awarded the library complete, with rases. Current accounts when prpmptly paid are entitled to votes. The library Is on exhibition In the Fifth street window of The Journal office, corner Flftn and Yamhill streets. Ballot boxes are located at Holsman's .lewelry store, 148 Third street; White Front drug store. 133 Grand avenue; Watts-Matthleu ...drug store, 275 RuBell street, where all votes should be deposited. Trade with the following merchants and get busy with the votes: W. R. KAJtZEUi ft CO., dry goods. Clothing and shoes, SSO to 384 East Mor rison street. t A Thi?dr?re?t-If h?72rr,her' ai?E.T TKAITSrK Si BTOR- NiVfh r.KK1f and warehouse 111-118 North Sixth atreeW Main 1886. A-1685. , TKB M. S. BBAZXAJU) CO- snort in e - toods, 12 Qrnd avenul Ba"Pm ubeitt coax a xoa co ntt 5UlI5 "'ret" -WH. Main - VCXCAH COAX CO., orfloe JII Bnm. aids street. Main 7?e, A-2J79. ra JM.V8CK OBTXm merchant tailors 3i5 Stark street. Pacific 100. f - ?XrOOir ZTEW8 CO., cigars aha new. BUtij street. . . f7 , HiftF'FlJRNISHlRS MORfIMM 9 yo Caji B. XXXrr, plumbing and sas th. MSI ting, 6o7 Williams avenue. VI BITS ' rOHTT PBVO BTOBE, 131 urand avenue. ,. c- A, SU WXXtBTT, grocer, 128 Grand , avenue. B-iXSl, tsast zss. ,h THB MODEL lilBIl 8X0PJ finest shop ila the city. 1 oixut street.!. UAsoxrzo Tiimi bsooekt. xro Yamhill, corner Park. Main E6JL A-3737. CXICAOO ICABKZT. meat a 1ST Third street. Main 413. THE BOT1L DTEMO Sj CLBAVlVa. 186 Fourth street TH3H Kzrrxia crr.-r. iimrn a. ti-t-w. XH; 643 A Washington street. A-670S, aiain M&o. KOmMM (Tinnmit. r-n. ... East Morrison street East 3128. B-1626. ,-TTS-MATTHIETT CO druggists, J76 Russell street East 662. V?". wood dealers', III KiKhth and Main streets. East WasKon "M "n.ry. 469 Wa.t.nonovT,ntlent Manager Tt. P. Schwerln of the Har- rlman water lines, announced yesterday that the Hamburg-American liners now plying between this port and the orient have been rechartered for another year, commencing from the first of May next and the subsequent monthly departures of the four liners. The Hamburg-American line has been handling the business for the Harrl- mun system very satisfactory, so tt la understood. In view of the fact that the contract has been renewed several times since first entered Into half a dozen years ao. Prior to that time new boats were as a rule secured with the expiration of each charter party. Four Hteamers, the Alrsla, Numantia, Nleomedla and Arabia, are kept con tinually on the run, maintaining a monthly schedule, and they have so far managed to handle the constantly growing business with the assistance of an orcnslonal tramp freighter during the busy months of fall when the peo ple of the orient put in their supplies for the winter. The company owns a lariy fleet, of vessel nf th typo on the route so that more can be added on short notice should business so de mand. The liner Numantia, which Is now here, will begin loading flour tomorrow at Alaska dock. She will take about 60.001) battels this trip and the larger portion of it will go to Vladivostok, Si beria. Manager Scherwln, who hus been here a week super! ntrnd ing tho discharging and loading of the system's liners, spent most of yesterday on Alaska dork looking after the handling or tno ireigni. At times tie wouhl di rect a truck and wheel it nround showing how It could be handled to the bst advantage, and the next moment lie would watch slinss of frelpht rise from the depths of the holds where long shoremen were working with the pre cision of clockwork. Manager Bcherwln will remain here until the work of loading the Numan tia Is well under way In order that he might see for himself where Improve ments In the service might be brought about. The Numantia brought a light freight this time and It Is Intended to have her loaded and ready for the sea In a week from today. She will go out with a capacity cargo. HEM TRAFFIC ON UPPER RIVER Steamboats Rapidly 3rnlti plying in White Bluffs Country. CRAFT OPERATING FILLED TO GUARDS. Several New Boats Will Be Tlaced In Commission During the Com ing Summer and Old Boats Have Been Leased for Season. ALONG THE WATERFRONT. The steamer Alliance Is on the dry dock receiving a general overhauling. She will leave for Coos Bay next Thurs day. The steamer T. J. fotter Is covering the Hassalo's run on the Portland-Aa-toria run while the latter is being re paired. The port cylinder was nut out of commission Friday when the steam er was coming up from Astoria. The British steamer Gryfevale will finish loading wheat for Hongkong patched by Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Theodore Knudsen yesterday was awarded the contract to repair the British bark Arctic Stream. His bid was 11,678. xne vessel is at oceanic dock ready to begin loading wheat, Honsul Labbe yesterday sent two sailors belonging to the French DarK .TuIm Roramei to their homes lri France. They were sick ana unable to continue at work. Their names are Francois Mace and Alexander Plllard. tnln Brldeett. arrived In the harbor last flight with a cargo of oil front San Francisco. She" dropped anchor in the stream overnight, but will drop down to the Portsmouth tanks some Mm Murine- the daV. Harbormaster Speler had his launch hauled out vesterday on the ways for a general overhauling. The hull will be scraped and painted, a necessary oper ation since it got covered with oil drifting about In the harbor. Word was received here yesterday that some of the cargo 6n the British steamer Bessie Dollar tiad been dam aged on tbe way to Japan from Port land." Tho steahier left here February 10 and reached her destination a couple of days ago. The cargo consisted of flour, wheat, lumber and piling. ' Tomorrow and Tuesday will positive ly be the last days for discount on west slds gas bills, , Portland Oaa company. (Special Plipttch to Tbe Journal.) White Bluffs. Wash., March 7. Where one steamboat was employed about one third of the time a year ago supplying the White Bluffs country there will be six In operation this sum mer. The increase Is indicative of the enormous development of the early fruit belt of the Columbia river valley between Kennewick and Priest Rapids. During the past seven months two steamers, the Mountain Gem and the W. K. Todd, have been swamDed with business and a great deal of freight hus been handled overland from North Yakima and other points, as the boats were unable to handle all that was of feree Four new steamers are to be added to the fleet of the up-river district. One of these Is the Yakima, one of the astest and heaviest steamboats on the Columbia and Snake river waters. Bhe was recently stranded while In commis sion on the Snake, handling freight for he railway construction camDS. but will be floated and repaired at an early date. me bt. I'aul, a neavy. packet liner f the llllaatlkee Packet" company on he upper Columbia, has been leased bv he Columbia River Steamboat com pany, operating the Mountain Gem, and he will be brought to this port to alternate with the Gem. both to work conjunction in handling the freight nd pnssenger business of that line be- ween Kennewick and Priest Rapids. C. A. Lundv & Co. of Kennewick are having a 70-foot twin-screw propeller built for thHi waters, and she will go into commission April 15. Captain BauKhman, tho olden navigator on the Columbia and one of the best-known river steamboat men of the west, has let the contract to 'J acorn a shipbuilders for u gasoline propeller boat 45 feet lonp: with seven-foot beam and 25 horsepower engine. This vessel Is under contract to make IS miles ao hour. The Hanford company has lot the contract for the grading of the elec tric road between Priest Rapids and Kennewick and work will be commenced within 15 days. Mass Meeting. Next Wednesday evening there will be a mass meeting of the citizens of Pied mont under th9 auspices of the local Improvement club, which will be ad dressed by W. Wynn1 Johnson upon the topic of "Municipal Art. This topic will be presented In a manner that will Interest the ladles as well as the gentle men, the young as well as the old. The Piedmont Improvement club, of wnicn ueorge r. ient Is president, has been instrumental in starting a number of notable campaigns for the civic bet terment of Piedmont, one of the most aristocratic suburbs of the city. The meeting Wednesday night will be held at the Piedmont Presbyterian church. The steamer Sue H. Elmore arrived at Oak street dock last night from As toria She is booked to leave for Til- amook next Tuesday and thereby in augurate a weekly schedule between Portland and that prosperous section. The steamer has been plying between Astoria and Tillamook for several years, but the PaclHo Navlgntlon company has come to the conclusion that shippers con do better with the craft operating out of Portland. The Elmore service last fall was not satisfactory to the people of Tillamook bay and they started agitation for 'an opposition line to operate between Port land and the bay. From Bay City comes the report that while the owners of the Elmore Indicate Improving the service, there Is still room far another line and merchants are at work In the interest of the opposition line. Add More Vessels. The plan which a number of mer chants of Bay City and Tillamook have indorsed Is to place the gasoline schoon er Anvil In commission between Port land and the bav and to add more craft of the same type wnenever the growth of the trade so demands. The signers to the agreement have pledged their patronage for a period of two years. The Anvil has a keel or 111 feet and when loaded draws 8 lA feet of water. She can accommodate 60 night passen gers and can carry 260 day passengers, and 300 tons of freight Her speed Is 12 miles an hour. ' It is also rumored at Bay City that the Paclllc Navigation company will put Its gasoline schooner Eva on the As-toria-Tillamook bay run. In addition to the Elmore, the former to handle, way point passengers ana freight traffic, while the Elmore will run direct from Portland to Tillamook City. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Hardware Business Improve. There Is a large demand for builder's tools and hardware. The Ross.company on Grand avenue report an Increase of 60 per cent in business during the month of February over that of March. Mr. Koss says that their business during the last month far exceeded their expectations and their establishment has been orowded to Its fullest capacity in both the retail and wholesale depart ments. All Indications point to a big increase in this line of business during LllO 1'UlUUlg BCHBUIl, Keffular Xiiners Dne to Arrive. Breakwater, Coos bay March 8 Hanalel, San Francisco March 10 ! Rose City, San Francisco March 10 j Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. March 10 Sue H. El more, Tillamook. ... March 15 i Alliance. Coos bay March '1 7 j W. Elder, Han Fearo Marcn 17 Senator. San Francisco March 17 Arabia, orient April l Nleomedla, orient May 1 Alesla. orient June 1 Numantia, orient July 1 Bernlar Idners to Depart. Sue Hf Elmore, Tillamook March 10 Breakwater, San Francisco Mch. 11 Roanoke, Han Pedro and way.. March 12 Hanalel, Ban Francisco March IS Rose City, San Francisco March 13 Alliance, Coos Bay.., March 12 Numantia, orient March lb Arabia, orient April 15 Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro ....March 13 Senator, San Francisco March 20 Nleomedla. orient .....May 5 Alesia, orient June 6 Tessals in Fort. St. NIcholaa Am. sh. Astoria Berlin, Am. sb Ooble Henry Villard, Am. sh St. Johns Acme, Am. sh Portland Lbr, Co. Gryfevale, Br. ss Ooeanio Arctlft Stream. Br. ss Oceanic John A. Campbell, Am. sch Astoria Emile Galline, Fr. bk St. Johns Jordanhill, Br. sh Llnnton Admiral de Cornuller Fr. bk. Col. No. 2 Crown of Germany, Br. sh Irving Alice Marie, Fr. hit Martin Andre Theodore, Fr. bk. Stream Jules Gommes, Fr. bk Greenwich Tricolor. Nor. ss E. & W. Mills Hoche, Fr. bk Mill street Colonna, Nor. bk Banneld's Collunna, Br. bk Coal bunkers Broderlck Castle, Br. ship Astoria Alice MacDonald. Am. sch Astoria W. F. Jewett, Am. sch Goble Laralemore. Br. sh Astoria Edward Detallle, Fr. bk Stream Sommerstad, Nor. ss Llnnton Washington, Am. ss Llnnton F. S. Loop, Am. ss E. & W. Mills Strathblane, Dr. ss Astoria Marechal Davont, Fr. bk Stream Molier. Ft. bk Stream Nereus, Ger. bk On way up Numantia. Ger. ss ....Alaska Alliance, Am. ss Couch street Crown of India, Bf. bk Stream Sue H. Elmore, Am. ss Oak street Verbena, Br. bk ,On way up Asuncion, Am. ss Stream Leyland Biros., Br. sh Astoria M. Turney, Ahi. sch Astoria Xn Bouts to toad Lumber. Echo. Am. bktn. Callao Albyn, Russ. bk, Callao A. M. Campbell, Am. sch. Redondo St Helens, Am. sh San Francisco Northland, Am. ss San Francisco King Cyrus. Am. sch.j Redondo Melville Dollar. Am. ss. ..Ban Francisco Irene. Am. sch, Redondo Ravalli, Am. ss San Francisco Albert Meyer, Am. sch.. San Francisco Churchill, Am. sch Keelung Kelburn, Br. bk Mojillones With an Electric Motor to drive the machine undivided attention can be given to sewing The result is better work -more of it and no backache. The cost of operation averages less than one cent an hour An Electric Motor can be attached to any standard machine and oper ated from any electric light socket 1VE WANT TO TALK WITH TOD ABOUT ELECTRIC MOTORS On sale at Company's Supply Department, 147-149 Seventh St CAU PB0NE MAIN 6688. ASS17. FOR INFORMATION Portland Railway, Light & Power Company an i urn ( Haln -, OBSOOV OZTT, OB. DKrtlllll 1 OFFICES 04 rortlaad Boulevard. IT. J0XB8, OB. B. W. oor. State and Commercial Stau, ajATjXX, OB. 06 Mala 8t, TASOOUTSB, Will. SAVE MONEY! AVOID PAIN! TEETH EXTRACTED FREE! WHEN PLATES OR BRIDGES ARE ORDERED ' TEETH ,pjpa TEETH $5.00 Qfp $5.00 WHY PAY MORE? lfo run, tm. i, in at jfn s&.uu Attendant GOLD CROWNS, 22-K 93.50 BRIDGE, TEETH, 22K $3.50 Open 00LD FILLINGS $1.00 Evening SII.VHR TfTT.T.TMr.S Krt We keep busy doing good work at these prices. We hire the latest, most modern Electrical Apparatus for doing pain less dental work. ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS 30354 Washington Street, Corner Fifth Opposite Olds, Wortman & King's Tea Year Written Guarantee Special Notice. Our policy of buying and sellftis; for cash places us In a position to quote the most reasonable prices on sll lines of merchandise. We have gone through the stock and reduced the price on all the following lines of goods that you may make this spring's house cleaning profitable Our ofrtalns, portieres, couch covers, comforts, bedspreads, pil lows, sheets, pillow cases, towels, tohlo linens, napkins, crashes and curtain materials all come under the head of this special sale. Don't miss this op portunity if you would save money on vour house furnishings. Special nrlraa will orevall throughout the store Hf Allen & McDonnell. Steamer Sue H. Elmore will receive freight for Tillamook bay points Satur day. March 7. For sailing dates, f relent and passenger rates, apply Oak street dock. . W. A. Baker, agent. 1 En Bout With Cement and General. Eugene Rergallne, Fr. bk. Antwerp rnrnll Bart. Fr. bk. Antwerp Ernest legouve, fr-r. bk, Antwerp Abetfoyle, Br. sh. Antwerp Kdmund Rostad, Fr. bk London Emanuele Accame, It. bk. ;.. .Hamburg Asgerd. Br. ship .Antwerp I moan, r r. ok Antwerp Albert Rlckmers, Ger. bk Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh. Cardiff Eugenie Fautrel. Fr. bk Antwerp Vlncennes Br. sh. Antwerp Gael. Fr. bk.. London Goal Snips 13a Boat. Ancaios, Br. sh .Newcastle, A. Mlndoro. Am. sch, .Newcastle. N. S. W Agnes Oswalu, Br. sh. .. .Newcastle. A. Hatumet. Br. ss... Newcastle, A. Tramp Steamers En Boats. Strathflllan. Br. ss. .. .Vancouver, B. Q, Aker. Nor. ss Sun Pariro rMinerva, Nor. ss Panama Strathgyie. British ss San Francisco Needles, Br. as. Magdalena Bay Sn Boats In Ballast to Load a rain.' Celtic Chief, Br. sb Honolulu Alsterkamp, Ger. sh Caleta Colosa Clan Buchanan, Br. sh... Santa Rosalia Charles Gounod Br. bk..8an Francisco Cambusdoon, Br. sh Calota Calosa Earl of Dunsmore. Br sh Callao Bonchamp. Fr. bk. San Francisco Celtlcburn, Br. bk. w.... Hants Rosalia River Falloch. Br. sh. Talcahuano Jacobsen, Fr. bk. San Francisco Dynamnne, Br. sh ..San Francisco j Manx King, Br. sh .Taltral i Urania. Nor. bk ; . . . . .'Valparaiso Port Crawford. Br. sh Callao Howard D. Troop, Br, bk. ...San Pedro Oil Steamers Ea Boats. Geo, Loom I & Am. .San TVanciaea Catania. Am. ss. ....... .Ban Francisco fi VVB M Lado Pt, W TMsa.aw.ucosV.rV B1A IIFE Lumber Eychanok Building OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO(BUY OR SELL. Low Non-Participating Rates High Cash Values SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFER ED TO RELIABLE ' ACTIVE AGENTS. Apply to TESSB B. SHARP, Manager of Agents, 814 Lumber Exchange Bldg. ' COAL Creek COAL None Better to Be Had at Any Price RANGE OR FURNACE East 7 $7.00 Per Ton Special Price to Suburban Districts F. B. JONES & CO. 181 EAST WATER ST. ; NO SOOT NO DIRT B-1771, 53 r j ' X V