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Newspaper Page TextJ - . . ! - V. -' . '. " ) III " . .. ' .. . Peculiar Case of a Bean t in the Ear; . Scrlpps-McRae News Association.) HAMBURG, Pa., May 22.-Jeorge, the 10-year-old son -of Merchant J. R. Keim, l&oemakersville, 1 suffering untold agon' tea M the result of a bean In his ear. The lad, while attending ptrbllo school, play- fully placed (he bean in hit ear and tailed to remove It . It since became moist and welled and is resting- against the ear 8 mm. Several local physicians attempted to remove the foreign substance but failed. The lad Is kept continually under the Influence pf opiates to counteract the Hta. . . GIRL BITTEN ' BY RATTLER . (Journal Special Service.) LA CROSSE, Wis, May .-Graoe Dlck on, the 6-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mr. C. Dickson, farmers living across the river near Dresbach, was bitten and killed by a large rattlesnake while try ing to save her 1-year-old brother rom the serpent She bad .left her lltfle brother fn his baby carriage on the pdrch (or . a mo ment Upon" her return she saw the snake In the buggy with the baby. She endeavored to poke the reptile out with a broom, when it slid down the handle, wound, Its body around the little girl's neck and sunk Its poisonous fangs Into her neck. She died soon after in ex treme agony. The baby waa uninjured. (Journal Special Service.) PARIS. May 22. Further experiments by various French physicians confirm the suocess of the discovery whjeh so neutralises the nicotine In tobacco so that cigars and cigarettes, while re- talnlpg their perfect aroma, are. abso lutely unlnjurlous to the health. Dr. Oautlar smoked 30 large black cigars in 11 hours without any-bad effect, and usually three smoked successively make him UL. ' ' , Dr. Boulsson made a boy of 16, a non smoker, smoke four clgara (taring an afternoon, and the pulse of tie boy did not rise and he was not nauseated; Fastidious amateurs have failed to distinguish the neutralized cigars from the ordinary one. The, process la secret and consists In steeping ' the tobacco leaves for several hours' in.,aome liquid compound. l,j FAMOUS SCHOOL, r ' ' ' ' J"J1" 1 '; A i. ' . ' (Journal Special Service.) WINSTON-BALBM. N. C, May 2Z.-The centennial celebration of Salem Female College, for whtoh preparations have been making for more than a year, was ushsr 4 in today under the most favorable aueDlces. Alumni and friends of the in stitution are here from many parts of the country and everything points to a celebration in keeping with the Import ance of the occasion. The program cov ers a full week, concluding next Thurs day with the gradaation exercises and the laying of the corner stone of the Alumnae Centennial . Memorial Chapel. Oevernor Ay cock, Edward Bok and other persons of prominence are Included among the participants. WHAT'S III A lilt? (Journal Special Service.) PETERSBURG, tod!. May 21 In. the Pike Circuit Court case of Shaw against Shaw, for divorce, Mrs. Shaw, the plain tiff was asked her name. She electrified the court and spectators by answering: "My name is Mrs. Amanda Luke Leora Bell Leonard Ezra Isaao Dell Patton. Shaw. An older sister of mine was en gaged to a Mr. Abbott when I was born and she had the honor of naming me, and, not knowing what would suit him best she gave me the first name of each Abbottl" TINY TWINS (Journal Special Service.) CHICAGO, May 22. Twin babies, glrlB, 40 days old, asserted by physicians to be the smallest .twins in the world, are liv ing in an incubator at the Lylng-In-Hospital. One weighs two pounds two ounces and tho other one pound 11 ounces. They He in the Incubator at a tempera ture of 89 degrees, swathed In wool flan nels, and divide their time between drink ing milk and sleeping. (Journal Special Service.) SANDUSKY, O., May 22.-IndlcaHons point to the rertomlnatlon of Congressman James A. Norton at the Democratic Con gressional convention of the 13th district in session here today. There Is an organ ized opposition, but the Norton forces ap pear to have the better of the contest and express confidence in their ability to win the fight SCRIBES MEET IN MOBILE (Journal Special Service.) MOBILE, Ala., May 22 Today has narked the apotheosis of the Alabama Jktwapaper man. Fron the time he en HMD Ill TO Will tered the city gate to attend the annual meeting of, the v Alabama Press Associa tion hs was picked up on a velvet oashlon and that soft and luxurious modeoC loco motion has been his throughout th 4ay and will continue at his disposal fcntll he' taker his departure tomorrow TJiere are about 60 members In attendance and many have their wives with tHesa. It has been- a busy day forr.thein Tkll. , ThO session opened .to 'the, Ylfc t& A audltorium at lfl o'clock' this' inofninj-, at which time the , association , IJstaned to addressee of weloome y JSon. Walter F. Walsh and others. The feature of the session was' the" annual Taddress -vt the president E, W, Tarty Of Greens boro. Reports Of other officers followed and the convention then took up the reading and discussion of papers on sub jects of direct interest to those engaged in newspaper making. The sessions will be continued and concluded tomorrow. LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES.' - The reduction -of passenger fares on the Southern Pacific lines In Oregon has al ready been authorised. The order reached General Freight and Pajssenger Agent Coman late yesterday direct from Traf fic Director Stubbs and Passenger vTrat flc Manasrer MeCorrnlek. The order fol lowing so; closely upon the promise of President Harrlman la not a surprise, be cause Mr.' Coman informed Tho Journal he was expecting it, and that when it came the compilation of hew tariff sheets would be gotten under way at once. , The work of amending the passenger rate sheets' Is no light one, and Involves a great deal pf clerical labor.; It la not likely that the new rates will be ready to be quoted until June 1. Fares between Portland and San Francisco will , not be affected- U local rates in Oregon, ex cepting certain suburban rates, already below t cents a mile, are the ones af fected. To expend $780.opo In one year In track betterments Is quite a neat tittle sum to put out, yet that is Just what the North ern Faciflo will spend this year on Its Pacific division, between Portland and filhnsburg. Wash. New sidings will be put in. much ballasting done and about 19 tnllB of track relaid with 75 and 80- pound steel rails. Banastlng Is already' In progress between Foreland and Goblet -T . - ... '' ' . i- - . l l By the ena or we year me bxusudiuii north from i.oqulara will be entirely com pleted. There la already 10 miles fin shed. This Will , bo Jrned over to the operating - department- aeon. There are still 1 miles oft .tcack to be laid. . Will Be Asked on Freight by Chamber of Commerce. A private conference of the trustees of the Chamber of Commerce was held yes lerday afternoon at 248 ' Washington street , s , , , ; Those present were president Mears, W. B. Ayer, W. J. 'Burns, L. A. Lewis, W. S. Sibson and A. Wolfe. The meeting was called for the purpose of discussing the question of lower rail road rrelgbt rates, the hint being given by Mr. Harrlman, while he was In Portland, that If the Chamber of Commerce would lake the proper steps, ho would consider a reduction In freight rates. The matter was finally set erred to tho transportation committee consisting of Henry Haon T. D. Honeyman, A. H. Devers. John F. O'Sheai W. H. Beharell, A. F. Biles, W. A.. Means, O. M. Scott. E. Ehrman, George "Lawrence, t. N. Flelsch ner, H. Wittenberg, F. A. Nltchy, E. M. Brannlck, F. H. Bansom. C. Lombardl, A. H. Kerr, S. M. Mears, Sol. Blumauer, R. F. Prael. D. J. Zan, W. C. Noon. P. Loewengart and L, A. Lewis. The com mittee will ask as siat a reduction in the present freight rates as powu.e. In case they could accomplish nothing the matter Is to be referred back to the Chamber trustees who would then take the same course of action as they did in the recent bar pilot controversy with the O. R. & N. Company. General Charles F. Beebe Was appointed to represent the Chamber on the recep tion committee of the ATO. U.W., to wel come their delegates to their annual con vention on June 9. AFTER THE BEEF BARONS. Oreeon is beginning to reel toe effect of the measures set on foot by the Depart ment of Justice at Washington, in rela tion to the beef trust Attorney General Knox has sent out Instructions to Unit ed States District Attorney John H. Hall. In common win other government attor nvs. in relation to the matter. A gen eral investigation Is probably In progress in every state at this time. The matter Is based upon the complaint tiled by the government against Swift & Co. and other of the great packers, nistrfet Attorney Hall considers that many of the allegations In tne complaint will not apply in. Oregon, for obvious rea sons. Meanwhile, be,, ia making a careful Investigation. THE WEATHER. The conditions In the North Pacific Btates continue very unsettled. The storm yesterday north of the Dakotas haa re mained nearly stationary And it haa been Joined by another tUsturbance. which passed eastward over British Columbia yesterday afternoon. Llaht to moderately heavy rains cave occurred in Eastern Washington, Eastern Oregon. Idaho andVMoptana, Rain haa also fallen in Minnesota, Iowa and Illi nois. V It is unseasonably cool in the, aoutn- Western states, and sharp frosts are re ported this morning to Nevada and Utah. The Indications are for mowers In the western portion, of thla "district Frlda, and clearing weather east Of tha Cas cade Mounuina., :; '; "J"'--:y-: CONSOLING, si ?,'--.. He I really believe' rd 'get saarrled If It wasn't for the fact that a man takes such an awful risk, m going up against tha matrimonial lottery.: ... ,7 She Ton shouldn't let a little thing like that worry you. f m sure you couldn't possibly do worse than your wife, any way. New Xorls Bun. MB . THE MARKETS. : : The ateamer George W, ..Elder brought the usual cargo of California groans last Bight, and tha street reoelved its supply this morning, ; ; . ,' , : The grain market is ; rather quiet on sales, but there Is a decided firmness on quotations. The grain houses report noth ing moving, -. .?..?'; ? .-.Tr; . Nearly the entire season's oulptlt of mo hair haa been sold,, and a great many deliveries are being made. Quotations ars tha same. ' In the Eastern markets there waa no ticeable a better' tone on wool. Local com- dltlons remain as formerly. The butter .market Is looking better every day. - The great surplus stocks have about been got out of the war. and a better feeling is noticed on new pro duction. . A great deal of the overstock was shipped to the Sound and through the Valley. Creamery still sella' at 16 The egg market is in normal condition. the (supply and demand being . about equal. - The quotations are lB15V4c Poultry la coming in rather too fast but as the. demand is quite good this week no changes are being made on quota tions. A tew changes will be noticed today to the vegetable market. GRAIN AND FLOUR. Wheat-Nominal: Walla Walla, 600 ; bluestem, 67c; valley, 66ViC. Barlev B'esd flltnlii nvr ten. Oats No. 1 white, l.SQ; gray, 11.24 ia i.2o. Flour Best grades, I2.85S3.40 per bar- r: srraham i-2Jkim 2.8l. MilUtu ITS Bran. 16.50 per ton: mid dlings. m; snorts, sis; cnop, ii.ou. May Timothy, tliwU; clover. 1:50!. BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY. Butter Creamery, 16(31TVic; dairy, 13 i6c; store, Wtfynt. Eggs l&l&frc Citeese uit cream, twins, 189189! Younir America. 14c Poultry Chickenei mixed, 4.504.76f hens, S4.60 aos: broilers, tryeis, HtH-bQ dos; ducks, $o.50ni per aos; . tur jieys. live. UVic; dressed, 14ffll6o per lb; geese, S6($.S0 per dos, , VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Potatoes Best Burbanka, tl.601.65 per cental; Karly Hose, H.iul.ia per genial. Onions California red, H.60&L75; Ore gon,' ti.&octfl Tomatoes 12.252.60 crate for California; turnlDS. 66a;5c: carrots. I1&1.25: beeta 1.CKK(.1.25 per sack; cauutlower, i6a9Ua per desen; celery, hoc per aosen; peas, J 6c per lb.; asparagus, S11.25 box; rad lnhes, dos., 12(jldc; greetl onions, dox., lVt18e; cabbages, per wt., 11.50; straw, berries. 1.3i per crate; Oregon. 20c lb.; Ocegon rhubarb, VbZ&c lb.; artichokes, per dos, 5o4j75c; ietiucev head, per '.dos, 2025c; cherries, 11.25; ureen truit Lemons, $33.50; oranges, 3013.60 per box; bananas. 12.263; pine apples, la per doz; apples. tl.5U2 per box; dried fruits, sun-dried, sack or boxes, per pound, 45c; apricots, llitflJc; peaches. Mil Ho; pears, W.ac; prunes Italians, i'uiio, figs, California blacks, 3H4c; do white, m; plums, pitted. C4o. GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC Sugar Cube, 14.86; crushed, ti.85; powdered, H-70; dry granulated, HW; extra C, $4.10; golden C, K00; beet, granulated, H55 per 100 lbs., sack basis; uarreis, Idc: half barrels, ic; boxes, Jw per 100 lbs., above basis. o per lb. dis count for prompt cash; maple, 15i6o per pound. Coffee Mocha, ai28e: Java, fanrV, Mt'i2c Java, good, a J24c; Java, orcfr nary, 18(&2Uc; Costa hlca fancy, 19S2W. Costa Rica, good, ldlSc: Costa Rica, ordinary, iOwi'ie per pound; Columbia roast. III; Arbuckle's IU.63 Hat: Lion. (11.13 list; Cordova, 111.76; Tosemite, 111. Bait Fine table and dairy. 6ua per lack, 74c; Liverpool, 77c; Worcester, Bc; Barrels, Worcester, bulk, 820 lbs.. 10.75; Dales 2s to lUs. per bale, 13.10. Bait Coarse, half ground, loos, per ton, (20.15; 50s per ton, 120.05. Honey Fancy white, 1415c; light am ber, 12Hi14c; dark amber, 1012o. Grain bags Calcutta, $6.128.25 per 100 for July-August. Nuts Peanuts, 69tto per pound for raw, 89c for roasted: cocoanuts, 860 90c per dosen; walnuts, ll13o per pound: pine nuts, lofiiac- hickory nuts. in; chestnuts, $3.605 per drum: Bra sil nuts, 17c: filberts, 1616c; fancy pe cans, 1414c: almonds. l2H015c. Coal Oil Cases, 20c per gallon; bar rels. 16c; tanks. 14c. ftlce. Imperial, Japan No. L 6c: No. I ic; New Orleans. 67c. Beans Small vhlte, 814c: large white 3 l-5c; pink, 3c: bayou. 31ic; llmaa, io, Salmon Columbia River, one-pound talis, S1.35: two-pound tails. 2.5t: fancy jne- pound flats, 12; H-pound fancy Hats. 1.2S; Alaska tails, USc; two-pound talla (2.00. HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. Hops 1415o per pound; contract, 12124c. . ' , Wool Nominal; Valley. 1212Hc; East ern Oregon, 8Uc. Bheepsklns Shearings, 132oc; short ool, 25a5e; medium wool, 30d0c; icns wool, HJcl each. . Tallow-Prime, per pound, 404d; No. and grease. 23c, t, , .!. HirtDrv hides. Ne. I. 16 nnunifa on up. 1616V4e, per, Pound; dry,kp. No. 1, 5 to 15 pounds, 15c; dry calf. No. 1 under 5 pounds,- 10c; dry-salted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry flint: salted hides, cteera, sound, 60 pounds and over, 8St)e; AO to 60 pounds, Vi'SSc; under 60 pounds and cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, 5 :,c: kip. sound, 15 to HO pounds, 7c; veal sound, 10 to 14 pounds. 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8c; green unalted), lc per pound less; culls lc per pound Ips- .M aalteri. Mrh SI Rvo- .t-.. each, $ll.o0; colts" hides, each, 55oc; goat SKins, cuiuiuuu, kco, iwifioc; An (tors, with wool on, each, 23cl. Monair -ac. MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh Meats Beef. 82rSUc: TU8c; veal, 77c; mutton, &K4c vet ID.; aresu. itu-mu inr iu. Hams, oacon, eic Portland pnC (Western) hams, 14Vt14c, picnic, llo lb. breakfast bacon, 15Hc lb.; light sides, I3c lb.; backs. UffllSc: dry salted, sides, 12V4c; dried beef setts, 16c; insides and knuckles. 18o per lb.; outside, l6o per lb.; Eastern packed hams under 18 ids., nvic; over is lbs.. 14Uc: llo; dry salted sides, unsmoked. 12c breakfast bacon, 15ftc; bacon sides, 13ltc; backs, unsmoked, 12ie; smoked. ISUc: butts, lH412!4c Lard Kettle leaf, 13c; steam rendered, 1214c, tierce basis. POLITICAL NOTES. Henry St. Rayner will apeak at Aurora Saturday night. , V. B. Dolliver, of Iowa, will deliver an address, at Ashland tonight. Tomorrow night he will speak at Roseburg and at Eugene Saturday night. The people of Multnomah County will, hear him before the campaign closes. The several nominees on the Republican County ticket returned yesterday from a two-days' canvass of the eastern part of Multnomah County. They spoke at Bridal Veil, Latourelle and Troutdals. They will address meetings at Falrvlew tonight aud at Monta villa Friday evening. Residents of the Fourth, ward interest ed In o formation of a Clttsens Club met at Edward Holman's undertaking parlor last evening. The organisation was perfected .and preparations made for active! campaign work. P. A. MacPher- son was elected president anu G. H. oirilth secretary, another meeting will be held next Monday evening at the same place. X'r:-TTlir. r. Pendleton Is preparing the erection,, of the mall boxes before establishing the dxtlvery system to that city BIG CHECK . ( Journal Special deiwice.) VANCOUVER, B. C, May 22.-A check for tl.250.0OS was paid to tfle BrttUh Col umbia Packers' Association,, lo' the deal just completed of the amalgamation of SO canneries of tha- Frazler Rjver. " The check was signed by Aemlllus Jarvls & Co. of Toronto, brokers, who engineered the consolidation. The payment repre aenta one-third of the value of the plant, two-thirds of the value of the canneries being paid for to stock. PROPOSAL f OR WOODEN DRY DOCK. Port of Portl.nd. No. tet Worcester Block, Portland. Or. Sealed proposals -will be received and opened on June- 26, 1902, at 4 p. m at the above office for a floating wooden dry dock of five sections, according to plans and specifications prepared by James fcl. Blackwell. consulting engineer, Dexter Morton building, Seattle, Wash., and now on file in, the office of the Port of Port land. A certified check of J100, drawn to the Order of the Port of Portland, must ao ccmpany the application tor plans, which check will be returned to the drawer upon the return of the plans and Hpecin catlons to the undersigned. A certified check for 10 percent of the amount of the bid must accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will en ter into a contract satisfactory to the Port of Portland, and give bond for th faithful performance should the contract be awarded him. The right to reject any or all bids or to waive defects is reserved. Plans, speoilicatlons and full-Information can Ut obtained by applying to E. T. C. STEVENS, Clerk of the Board. PERSONAL. MDME. H. E. ELT, Dermatologist, mas sage, electrlo treatments, lai't First st. MADAM JOHNSTON. Clairvoyant, tells past, present and future; life iadlnB, 50c; dally. ' 251 Fifth St. KNOW THE FUTURE-Consult" Mrs. Stevens, 221H Morrison, room 18. Phone Front 132. READINGS, 50c. Snowden Bathrooms, 360Mi Wash., room L Vspor baths., massage aud electrlo treatments. ;, ROOM AND BOARD. 5WAfrXNkEN-rCPleasant front rooms, with board; gas, tut ti; telephone . Blue 846. ROOMS FOR RENT. THE GRAND New management; light, airy room, baths. 887 Yamhill; tel. Hood 719. i FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, tel. 85 Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone Green 628. THE BURBANK. 834 Yamhill-Well-fur-nished front rooms and board; also table board. THE LOCKWOOD, 851 Morrison ?t. Furnished rooms; transient, rnone vru gon South 606. MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck building; steam heat, newly furnished. 3UV Stark. "ROOMS WANTED. SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOMS, furnished; parlor, dining-room and kitchen and live bedrooms, all furnished. Apply Box B, Journal. HELP WANTED-MALE. LOGGERB; mill and yard men: men and teams; wood-choppers: farm hands ana milkers; work of all kinds In and put of city for men and women; 30-day guarantee on every ticket. Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 226H Morrison; branches, 247 Burnslde and 61 North Third. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men s cast-off clothing and shoes. 73 N. d. Phone Green 428. Orders promptly attended to. HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place In Portland for good work; union batters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Black 1832. For Sale Miscellaneous. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Nortis Sate & Lock Co., Second and Stark sts. Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupew; also 2(X other vehicles. 260 sets harness. 100 saddles. Tomllnson A Hall, 211 Washington street. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lots and Im proved farms. W. A. Shaw Co., 843 Stark Street. W. A. HATHAW AY Money to loan. 10 Washlngtotn Building. Phone Hood 411 PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H Interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 121. Journal office. CONTRACTORS. FRANK 9. CAMPBELL, carpenter and Dunaer: repair worn, tu rirai sirei; phone Front 1305. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Business Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St. WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBU8 California Wine De pot, P. Lorati. rrop. ah Kinds wine. 6c glass. Fine wines, liquors 'and clgara. Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth St. Or. phone Main 751. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder. 807 otara .- ior nx cures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing nouses. Phone Main 747. CAFES. The Bell Saloon, 836 Washington street. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Railroad Cigar Store, 834 Wash, st. STATIONERY. L'he Kiinam Stationery Co., 267 Morrison St . James R. Ewlng, Bookseller, T. M. C. A. Bid., 169 Fourth BU Portland. . r TRUNK FACTORY.' Harris Trunk Co., trunks, vaises, satch .!.. .f. 281 Morrison St , O. M. ROSENDALE, M,'E: &C.E. Sl( Oregonlan Building. Portland. Or., re ports on mines and mining property of very desorlption. - Assays and analysis; lowest rates. Locmpyu.pwM. eeucuea. Read The Journal Advertise your wants In a paper that goes to all the people. - ATTORNEYS. Paxton. Beach A Blnion, 510 Chamber of Commerce. Charles A. Lucas, Room 620 chamber of Commerce. James Qleason. 2 and Mulksy Building. A8SAYER AND ANALY8T. Paul Baumel. Assayer and Analylst; geld dust bought. U2H.. 8tr su BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Prayers, 67 Third street J. Sanger, Repair Shop, 440 Washington. Ths Nelson Shoe 8tore, 43.. North Sd st Marks Shoe Store, 23 Morrison St., near Brd. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balks Collender Co., O Third street CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. 1 Wm. Deveny and Estella Deveny, 801 Allsky Bldg., Sd and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist, knlehfs Shoe Store, 294 Wash, st. phone Hood 728. " . CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bons, 800 Washington st. W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington street. Henry BUimenauer. Manufacturing Con fectioner, 430 Washington st CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vidette Btcyclea, Aiuer st Phone Red 1963. Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 833 Mor rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metsl Skylights. Galvnnlsed Iron cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 2tt3 Second st CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery company, butter, eggs and cheese. 264 Yamhill st. - Phone, Ore. Main 770. Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, etc., U67 Burnslde st l , COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in all kinds of coal and wood, 844 MorrUon. . Baofleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 id st Phone Main S53 and Col. 872. DECORATORS. E. H. Moorehouse Co., wall papers, 807 Washington street. ' DENTISTS. B.' M.H amyTnEDS.". room 8 WasliT Ington bldg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore 8. Thomson, 60-51 Washington bldg., Washington and 4lh sts. Phone Hood 414. P, S. LANG WORTHY, Rooms 7 and Benson Building, 2lVs Morrison street, near Fifth. H'.ckey & Hlckey. rooms 817 to 819 Dekura Wd.. Sd and Wash, stsr Phone South t. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room 403 Macleay bldg. DRUGGISTS. O. P. S. Plummer, 200-262 3d street Rowe A Martin, 6th and Wash sts. Frank J. Strelblg. 342 Wash, street Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 3d st. Phone 648 ELECT RJCWO RKS PORTLAND Electrical Works-Office, 392 Washington St. Western Electric Works. S05.. Wash, st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott 15 years' experi nce In diseases of women. Write or call. tuD Salmon at ELECTRICIANS. ARTHUR T. WALKER, Room 21, Cam bridge building. Phone Red 2954. Resi dence Tink 1261. ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Co., Morrison, between 1st and 2d sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde St. ACJkU! Emp. Bureau, 185 Morrison Help f res to employers. Phone North ZUA. Col. 287. FINANCIAL. $300,000 to loan at 5 and 6 per cent Wm 'j Beck. 321 Morrison st FURRIERS. The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 283 Morri son street. GROCERS. fCresse'r'XCrifO-342 Owen H Serple & Co., Fancy Groceries. 363 Morrlnon street. H A I R D R E SSINQ, JA A N I C U R I N G pS7nrHaTr&tore. 308 WashTstTrvTp-to-jate hair dressers. u, 2r ROSENTHAL SISTERS Wlg-maklng and manicuring. 100 Fifth St Phone Hood 914. HAY AND GRAIN. TjjluThTrsTlioNortb. 3rd utreet. lima shingles and cement. H0TEL8. rosmopolitan Hotel and Cafe, SI North Third street, corner Davia Hotl Belvedere, European plan. Fourth "?.' iM.r atreets. Rmond Hotel. Rates: Europesn, SOe to II 50 per day. Front and Morrison sta UAUSE FURNISHERS- r" TJTI Furnishers - Furniture, Carpets, Pkrlor Goods. Stoves' etc. See 1. &V una ft Sons, 173-17 First. 219-223 Yam hul Both Phones 304. INSURANCC. Puffer. Burgard ft Co.. 251 Wash, st PRINTER AND STATIONERY. JPlt Rogers. Job printing. 823 Morrison. SLOT MACHINE" f: Atl styles: repairing; phonographs, ree Washington 8t TEAS AND COFFEE. ! Haines' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea, Fifth St. opp. Postofflca. ,, . . v , Classified . Advertising 6 HAVF YOli A WAXrr? THBNTBiLoprr wwr r ri V - m yf f I THB JOURNAL. JEWELERS. Belding Bros.. Diamonds. Watches, etc-, 45 Third street , . , The L C. Henrichsen Co.. Jewelers and opticians. S84 Washington street The O. Hettkemper Co., manufacturing jewelers, 286 Morrison St.. John A. Beck, watches, diamonds," eta., 107 Morrison street anderburg Watch House, 140V4 Sd st LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap, tl per month. Novelty Supply Co.. 40 42 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. LIVERY STABLES. rrasier AMcLean Livery Stable. otfi phones 09. No. 200 to 208 5th street MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 16 SSlVt Morrison street MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FLUTE. Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo In struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, res. 254 Twelfth. Phone Brown 696. Fisher Music Store. Everything In Music - Phone; Red 2. 190 Third St OSTEOPATH. L B. Smith. Parlors, room 409 Oregonlan building. LADIES TAILORING. LADIES' tailor-made sulU: fancy em broidered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephen's. SS Alder St MONUMENT8. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st. Estimates on first olaas work and stock only. PAWN BROKErib. Uncle Henry. 43 North' Third street Portland Loan Office. Dan Marx, prop., 74 Third st. near Oak. Phone Browa 475. Uncle Myers. Jeweler. 143 trd st PIANOS. Uoule Bros. Piano Co.. 326 Washington St PHOTOGRAPHERS. : ETwTTioorXrayon andU Portraits." Third and Washington 8ta PLUMBERS. Taylor & Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. 88 Sixtl- street REAL E8TATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 701 Chamber of. Commerce. J F. Compton. Phone Black V29. 902 Washington St The King Real Estate Association. 721 Chamber of Commerce, E. F. Riley, 601 Chamber of Commerce. Chas. H. Korell. real estats and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 688. R. H. DUNN, real estste and financial .agent, No. USfc First street, Portland. Oregon. HESTAURANTS. IdxIrris'XucnninTChee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington St City Chop Houss and Restaurant U Third St., N. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest qoartlscope views, 61 3d st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First St.. bet. Stark and Oak: phone 506. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire-proof .brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Parker. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First street. TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter. 122 Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. ft M. Alexander ft Co.. agents. TICKET OFFCIE8. OVERLNTriCKET OFFIcSr 140 Third street 36 to 320 saved to all points. TAILORS. Vecail for. clean, press and deliver one suit each week for 31.00 per month. 433 Washington St., Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 4 Third St.. opp chamber of Commerce. WALL PAPER. H p. Chrlstensen', wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh St., corner Alder. . Ernest Miller ft Co. Wallpaper and dec ,s orations. 127 First Bt. ' - BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With Which Is smalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Crr tal Paid up '!SS RaerVS ,...."... .ow,UW Transi ts a General Banking Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sums of 110 and up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum E- WYLD- Ma"ger. TTrTn TILTON. BANKERS LAUD BUSHED IN 1850. . -r,.nr-t a General Banking Business. Tr.aJJ!!t allowed on time deposits. f'-niltions i made at all points on favor- m ifrms. L.eneni ui crcun issued available in Europe and the Extern Slc.leif; Exchange and Telegraphic Trans , SlKSiid on New York. Washington. Chi fcLB st Louis. Denver, Omaha, San Vgo' ...V, nd various points In Oregon. Washington- Idaho, Montana and British C Fxhange sold on London. Paris, Berlin. Jinkfort and Hong Kong. TcocHANTS NATIONAL BANK MBR-1 PORTLAND, OREGON. - . imANK WATSON President t f DURHAM Vice-President w HOTT 7. AssisUnt Cash er Sf ?'k flACTS A 'GENE RAL B ANkYNU TRAN8Atlo BusiNE6S. Draft, a" d ".'k1' m- liertfow WOClalty, Gold dus. hnught. TTvSnON SAN FRANCISCO BANK. UBliUU Chamber 'iJ- Ird na office. 65 Old Broad street, London Tnbbuk transacts a gsneral bsnking hu-Vnesr makes loans, discounts bills and rues letter of credit available for trav. issues " nurchase of mtrrha.i i'ue, letter ot creoii aaaoie ror trav. e!ers and the purchase of merchandise fn any city of the world. Deals la for- m i.i;tle exchange. . terest paid on time depoelta. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business Drafts available In all rtttee 0f tha ', United States and Europe, President ...........TTLEB WOODWARP Vice-President SPS KAMM Caahlar .,..,.. .m.F. C Mll.I.ra HlpWaatad,jMr pleyaeM wai Kent, mm Has, . - n at . t Jer ate. aw Dm. ",",. , Cesaiait rates appltestlssh YU SOUTH Depot Fifth and Leave. I Streets. Ar n Vs. I OVERLAND EX 6:30 p m 3:30 a m fPRESS TRAINS, M tor saiem. soau burg, Ashland, Sao-i ramento. odenr San Francisco. Me-I . - . - . ave. Angeiee.1 .1 raso. New ur-l leans ana the East At Wo o d a n n (dallr exceot Bun-i uay. morning train connects wicn tram for Mt Anael. 811- rverton, B r o w a e-f v 1 1 1 e, apnagnsia, and Natron, and Albany Local font mi. Angei ana ou- verton. :00 p m 7:30 a m 1)4:60 p m Albany Dassenaer . nario ss Corvallls nasaenser :bo p m ISharidaa passenger) li:s a Dally. Dally except Bunda. ; Rebate tickets on sale between farts land. Sacramento and San Franeiaoa, Net rates 117 60 first-class and (14 seoond-elBsa, Second-class includes sleeper; fkat-elaaa does not Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Cad be ob tained at Ticket Office, No. i. come Weahington and Third. . YAMHILL DIVISION. . '' ' V Passenger Depot foot of Jefferson St , Leave Portland dally 7 JO a. m.. 11:V IM, 3:tS, 4 40. t5. I t p. m. Dally as cept Sunday, :30. 1:40 a. nv. 1:06, UM 9 m. Sunday only, I i. m. Arrive Poitland dally. 1:39, 16:t a. mo llis. 1:10. 4:30. 6:16. 7:4L 10 p. m. Dally except Sunday, 6:35, 1:30. 10:60 a. to.: ex cept Monday, 12:40 a m.; Sunday only, 10.06 a. m. -i Leave for Dallas dally exoept Sunday, 6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland :39 a. m, ' Passenger train leaves Dallas tor Alrlld Mondays. Wednesdays aad Fridays at l.'tt p. m. Returns Tuesdaya and Saturdays. . Excspt Sunday. V. A. SCHILLING " R. a MILLER, V City Tkt Agt Gen. Frt ft rasa. Act ' 1 " ' i.i a i i m : TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND Leaves. Arrivea, Overland Express 1:06 pa 146 aaa Twin City. St Louis ft Kan. City Special I1J0 pm 7:41 pat Puget Sound Limited for South Bend, Gray's Harbor. Olympla, Ta- coma and Seattle I:S am IM pm Two trains dally to Spokane, Bntta, Helena, Minneapolis. St Paul aad tha East A. D. CHARLTON, Asst General Pasa Aft. 166 Morrison street Portland. Ore. Oregon Union Pacific AltO THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST IQloooeN fnAsall . .in i'. UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arriva,- chicago-portlanB rarim" puT! SPECIAL. DaUy Dally For the East via Hunt- ington. . ru SP6KANE FLTER, 6:15 pm li" .. For Eastern Washing- DaUy 1,au , ton, Walla Walla. Lew Iston, Coeur d'Aleneand Gt. Northern points. , 4 4 ATLANTTCnemrSSS; 6:&0pm :liaia". For the East via Hunt- Dally Dally t Ington. ' j I OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULB. ' FOR SAN FRAN- From . CISCO. Alns- .oa.m SS. Columbia worth "pm April 7. 17. 7. Dock SS. Gen. W. Elder 3:00 pm April 1. 12, a. , FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 pm 5:W Pm way points, connecting Dally Dally -with srr. for Ilwaco and ex Bun ex Sua North Beach. str.Haa- Sat 10 ' v iialo. Ash street dock. p m FOR CORVALLIS snd k:4am Spm way points, steamer Mon., Tues., , Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed., Thur a, . (Water permitting.) Fri. Sat FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:b0 am ' 3:00 pm" ritjand Yamhill River Tues., Mon., " points, str. Modoc. Ash Thur., Wed street dock. Sat Fri. i (Wster permitting.) TICKET OFFICE. Third and Waahlng ton. Telephone. Main Tit. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling ut Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nlla. Port Arthur and Vladlvostook. -- For rates and full Information eall eg or address officials or agents of the Q K. ft N. Co. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. J Fred A. Ballin, 43 2d it Tel. Oak 7ft .' Veal sels and machinery Of all kinds de signed. BARBERS. Joseph Reldelj Morrison st FullUove ft Moore, 262 Washington. C. V. Hare, 144 Fifth street Brownings Navajo Herbs and Tine Roots for Dandrfuff and falling hair, 160 1st BARBERS' SUPPLIES. STnTw. ; WUsonft Co.. 10 6th st7 "isadin'i barbers supply house Paolttc Coast LEWIS-STEN'g ER ' Barber Supply Co.- Grinding of ail shsrp edge tools a epe . clalty. 161 First Bt r BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth ft Howard Co US Chamber es Commerce. c bicycCes. , Kred T. Merrill Cycle Caw 100-lli 6th iC TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ' School a, Sorautoo, fuuia -..- U -