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Newspaper Page Text- A , :i , last week was rtherwi(t4n.., the srholeotdo distriot. .Changes haver been Iw and far between Wheat a moving U rery slowly aocordtng W the Port)anfl j: Flouring- Mills Company."" Reports from tip tha valley cay-that very little spring-i--. wheat ha been sown- on accoanfifOf the lateness of the eeasonv Fall wheat,, how Svar, a IookingweIL Valley "is In rood " demand, ! but moat oflho ..crop -J out f the hands of the grower! The ouola , tlons' are: "-Walla JWaIJa; aSo; blu'estem. 7e;. Valley, 7c. V ' ' " ? Tott, Hlna A Co. report that, the- meat narkt, normal. JRecelpte" (the paat wsek'have" bMnatlisrUft)rai '"for'alf kinds of trash meats: With' tbs exception sf pork, "The ' quotations , arsatlghtly, . s . i . . changed, today,. . . ' . '. '- . . inclltt It Co. sav , th Baatern; meat market 1a ' Jn f sprmal condition," al . though receipts thus far, this, year; are behind those of last year.. Quotations are' the y same, t . . J " V i i t I ' - OUfka eV Co. report" tha vegetable toax ket In quiet sondltioiu The steamer Geo. filder arrived from Ban Fran cisco: Friday evening . and .. the . small amount of Vegetables "brought was soon (distributed among tha. 'dealers.- N changes are made today In quotations. - A few ohanges will h noticed, today in hs buttsr market All kinds are selling at higher quotations. A largs amount of butter Is being crushed InYo ebld storage said dealers are vainly trying to keep p . price. - Even with tha advanoa fh quota tlons batter is considered very weak. Th egg market II reported by W. T. Turner ft Co. as In a satisfactory eondl tlon. ' Receipts the past Week have been Ulte liberal, but the . demand has been, rood. . Today's quotations are It cents. Poultry continues In fair receipt, but the market" keep about , cleaned up. . No changes are made In quotations. An. advance was made today In thS nuf nt walnuts, say Wadhama co, Todsy they are quoted At KiifflUc,; Bust-" tiesa has been fairly good the past week. but does hot average that of the week previous. Evaporated apples are Very scarce, and' prices havs gona skyward, the quotations today being about 12d f0 fancy stock. No other changes appear in jl ouotatlona In the grocery line, Henry, Cverding reports the feed busi ness as averaging. No changes appear in quot&tions, 1 - . 'f;-J " t" (1 GRAIN AND FlJOURi , , . Wheat-Nominsi; Wallawt Walla. - blueatem, 7Vic; valley, 67c. Barley Feed. $2gi&a per ton, Oats-No. 1 white, W,25Ll gray, tXM 012& Flour-Best grades, 2.8SS.I0 psv bar. rel: graham. I2.(XW8 80, . ' . . ' . MIlTstu its-Bran, U6.W .per ton; mid dling, 120; shorts, 118: chop, "--IMM Hay-Tlmotny, il&U; clover? 7:6091. - ' BUTTSR, EOQS, PO0LTRT. 11 ' 1 ' Butter-Creamery, 17S0c;-, dairy, 1641 I?c; store, 1S10c. , Eggs ltfc. i- 1 4 Cheese-Full cream, twins, ,. 1891SH; Young America, He Poultry-Chickens, mixed, KBOOltl; henat tUimt do; broilers. 2-503; fryers, Mttt.W dos; ducks. .60n per nos tur st, liver It Via; dressed, l9Uo par lb; geese, H06.6O per dos, , VEGETABLES AND FRUIT." Potatoes Best Burbankl, tl.01.65 per cental! Uarly Rose, H.bO1.7S per cental. Onlons-Cailforhla red, tl.t54fl.60; Ore- ran. li.WSs.7tv . Tomatoes aiOl5(92.50 crate for California; turnips, tl1.15; carrots, tlOo; beets, 9L0L2& per sack; cauiUlower, tMtt&tv per dosen; celery, Wo per dosen; peas, 6o per lb.; asparagus, 11.24 box; rad lshes, per dos., UWW&Ql green onions, dos.. 12V4W15c: cabbages, new flat Dutch. So lb; early York, lttc lb; strawberrles,1.25 gl.tt orate; do Oregon, 1403 crate of regon rhubarb, 2w2o lb.; artichokes, per dos, 6u&76c; lettuce, head, per dos, xuawc; cnerries, sciQi.iu. Oreea fruit lemons, 630160: oranges, 1313.60 per box; bananas 11.2603; pine- ' apples. 66 per dos; apples, $L6o2 per box; dried fruits, sun-dried, sack or boxes, per pound, 4&6e; apricots, llVi'SUc; peaches, licPllo: pears, 8sc; prunes, Italians, S; flgs, California blacks, ai4o; do white, 6c; plums, pitted, 6o. GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC Sugar Cube, St.tt; crushed, sits; powdered. t.7i; dry granulated, siev; extra C. 64.10; golden C, ti.00; beet, granulated, S4.SS per 100 lbs., sack basis; barrels, U)c; half barrels, 26c; boxes, Sue per 100 lbs., above basis. Ho per lb. dis count tor prompt casn; mapia, isqiBO per sound. vonesMocna, sivbn: Mva, rancy i ordinary, 10i2e per pound; Columbia roast. 611; Arbuekle's . IU.6I llstt lion. U.U list; Cordova, 611.76; Yosemita, 1L Salt-Fine table and dairy, 50s per sack, T4c: Uverpool, lie Worcester, See; Barrels, Worcester, bulk, VM lb, 60.76; p. Am w in par wue, eo.IV. . v. 20rSSr SSr tonf Iffi light Grain I aln bags-Calcutta. Itkocfts ttm- im for Julv-Auaust. Nuts Peanuts, 66He per pound for raw, 6(80, for , roasted: coeoamitsT K4 Boo per dosen j walnuts, 12Hlo ' per pound: pine nuts . lOfiavio; hickory nuts.' fc.v cbesuiuts, js.50f$ per drumi Bra all nuts. 17ct filberU,' l64flo: fancy ne. cans. 14(S14"Ac: almondar9uliiinc7 m Rice. Imperial. Japan No, L Se: No. 1 4a; New Orleans, 67c. . eans-8mail white. targavrhlta sij; Alaska tails, l; two-pound uJli SS 1 tycttws - HOPS. WOOL AN HIDES. , Wop-HeiSo - per pound; contract, Wool-Nominal: Valley. lifflUua- I orn Oregon, SUc. - ' -rw-v wr - BheeDsKlns CheaVlncsi i titfMtiMV : I woof, mai medium wdol, togr&c; long wool, ieju each. . wii? SSS& each. " 1 ' "" ,0n Tallow-Prlme, per pound, tSMKc: g and grease, Jtk$9e. T "we No- -JSSSSir sM&A!! d tip. looiloVse per pound dr- vi , I 0 to IS pounds, 16c; dry ealff No i ndi I S Pounds, 19c; dry-salted. bulls and stags. I one-third less than dry flint: salted hMaZ I So to in pounds, $48c:" underBorni?i5Sii I ana cows, " ana DttUS, sound. 6a BVC! kip. aound. ll to 80 poundsTTc; veall tinder 10 pounds, 8c: green (unaaited) "ft I RL.5fcM tL i JS,11 J"r-i?un "ess! 1 cores .niaeet saiiea, eaca, I.W2: dry gost skins, common, each. l(Nfj(toiTaa. gora. with wool on, each, Mcijlu , Mohair-a4c - . "' - MEATS and PROVISIONS. Fresh Meats-weer, TiffTWc: pork to; veal, tvsc; mutton, 84l4c per dressed. t47c cows and bulls. 4SVie; lambs. TOiVkC. . Hams, bacon ...etc. Portland baes (Western) hams, UWUs, picnic. Uc lb. f breakfast bacon, 16c lo-f light sides! 13o lb.! backs. Misof dry siltedV sides, ltMc: dried ibeef setts, lie; Inafdee snd . knuckles, Ho per . lb.: - outsides. lo, per i.ei-n pncKeC j,am under 1 lbs.. Uhifii over. 18 Jbs., HHo fancy, lio; pionic, , Ue; shoulders. Uc; dry lted sides, ensmoked. 12c; iic; ury, T'lw" "j. ' "nsmosea. 12c; 1 - f"?lo0160ie?". m bi7' Uliwinco. - " ' - ' TrH Kettle leaf. 12Ue;.ataam JJo, tierce basis. N K .. , , , 4 - V.";';r" SlaSBSSSisseiSaSwaesssssaaBi aScssBCatawjacas'- V ITv-'jL :; iJ-Ki pin,o, oayou, ae; limas, o, I weexs was chftftereayesierasy cy .err, tslw'av twStmStsl Sn,B"J5?oun,, OIft,, Ctf 'Of. rhid city. This leaves iKf'nVufd flSS.iMLW the Pacific Northwest without a dlsen- . 'ThS new directory just Issued by the IkUih.1.1. f.l.tiHnn. . I u . . k company te be growing, . v READY FOR-s iM HfHETHAVEtERS Tomorrow the convention of the Trav ' clersr Protective Association will begin tn Portland, and all arrangements are now fully complete. . Tonight a reception will he tendered the dialling members and d.let4 at -the Elks' Hall. In the Mar quara. building. ,The exercises; will open at 1:30, and tti following program will be presenter Address ,tf welcome, ''.Hon. i P.-W. - MulksjvActlng Mayors- -addressi General Charles FBeebe: response,. Col- J one! 0am P.' Jones bt'lnvicky V address, Rev. A. jl. Morriaoh. .national chaDlolh:' ijreeponss, won, jerry rorter., ; At v nt in.. tomorrow me-members win , Join n, a parade; starting f th Portandl Hotel ana, ending s.t the convention naiu At 10 e. tn. the. gathering will convene. At U-.ii .p. m., the jdeiegated ,-wUl Visit oas of the sawmills by boat, mbarklng at tna Aiaersrest.ocs Ai'ip. ;m. -a lunchaon will be served to the vlslUng ladles at the Portland' JJote At S:S p. m, the ladles will be given a carriage drive about the' city and at t p. m. tb Visitors will be tendered, at band concert at the Portland Hoteli ; The .vacloutNOregoil and , Wahingtofl commit teem in of. the T, P. , A dr re quested to call at the room of JS. Shelley Morgan, the' secretary, in' the Mecleay building, and get their tickets to the varU I cue syenta Jhlg should b tans gfc once; . The- nrst trslnlead of .T F A.'s will Arrive between-'? ' aftd . o'clock, today. They are "from Missouri, and will consist of SW and tOO. : . - ' i, ; , ,) j...,,f I,,!,, ., " ' RATtROAD NOTES. J. A. Hagel, traveling- passenger agent for tbeflarrlmanl lines at Seattle. Is is the city today, i Commercial ' Asent Trumbull ef the '11- j llnols Centrar is out of the city. Commercial Agent Oorham of tha Rock Island returned last night from Eastern Oregon, after, a week's absence. H,, 1Q,; ,pckenberget comrofrclar.agent Of the. Michigan .Central, returned, from Pan Francisco Jfrlday night accompanied Hms uriUB. nf ml utpi uuajr sjucv receiving: HhS congratulations Act his friends. Mr, nd , Mrs, lEckenbergeT will matte their horns at.th. Ollllam House i "on Klghtesnth ttrdetf -North. ' General Superintendent Fields oft the Southern, Pacific la back front an Inspec tion . trip over the" Woodburn-Sprlngfleld - branch and en the-main line as far, as' Punamulr and return. t --, i . The halt in the Worcester building just outside tbs office 9f President Mohler of the O. SI. A it. Company was consider ably incumbered. Saturday with flags, which the company ordered for the pur pose ot decorating the building in honor of the attendance upod tha Travelers' Protective Association, convening here ,ist wsat,; --rprxi:."" - - - ' The new tariff sheets Bd 'botff aa t and westbound business, 'based 1 upon the rats checked up. and' trreed" upon by the members of ths Transcontinental Freight Bureau, whlchwig. recently Jn session here, hav arrived. They become effect ive July i, . , i v ;t 1 tdvestock Agent Millis of the O. R. eV N. Company has returned frbm the flrst wool sale ot this season on lines of his company: It was neia at renaieion. Buyers from Boston, Ban Francisco and thI. Dolnt were, represented. The sale came off under what is known as ths sealed bid system." The clip was heavy and cleant and nearly 600,000 pounds changed handaVV ' " RIVEft AND OCEAN. lis Passengers on the steamer Eagle of Vsneouver'B. C, Who made a trip to Triangle Island, Oft Cape Beott, report that a large quantity of wreckage had- drifted ashore, and included In the dls- eovtrlW'along the beach Were the mains of . a man. vXhey also found, the pnotnouse or a large steamer, wwi-, unable to .identify t. " ; 'The' Oceano will ejurn to Portland. She ealled from here for Vladivostok about six weeka ago. and after dlscharg-.l Ing went to Mororan ana coaiea. one left there Monday fo Portland and will out June 15. Her local agents are Laldlaw & Co. Ths Americas steamship Washtenaw will load a consignment of K.m oases of salmon at Astoria for NfikYork. She will leave Saa Francisco today for As-' torla. The Washtenaw is one of the fleet of colliers "that has been driven out' oT , business by ths Increased use ef oil In Cautornla. ; -The Dunbrtdge, which has been' lying at Royal "Roads for the past . three gaged grain vessel.' It It not' decided yet whether It will load at Portland or Puget Sound, " " i-l ' ' The West Coast Trade, a Tacoma pub- . ' .v. uuauvu, nHummnMUB ws . m. ai.ubvu.s for a chancre In railroad matters as out- lined.by Mr, Hsrrltnan. has this to say: ,.T . . .i. 'r n th' ment ls ,l Sound Is e i suciuiiiiHfi '.!iw. swmi swcsscsai,i v 'v wcw a- .felt- regarding -matters, The --....rT.,-,., lnd BPre upon scats never bere tofore approached, and has nc expect, tin. r4,ui Hnn. . hii VartiknA has maintained Its position with regard of mon erlu rumors than arc now being put forth, and those who expect tc live to see tier sidetracked are likely te enjoy a rip old age. -I. GERTRUDE MYREN. This talented ipliittiallstle medium Is Unlike all others, she restores lost af fections, locate missing property, ant brings Joy , and gladness ' to suffering hearts.: She hat always given satisfac tion, snd there arc thousands Who. can testify to-this faat. Don't lose another cay oerorc' consulting her. Room 697, Goodaough building. - r HEALTH REPORT. n m y --... WV i Jew.tt.--Twshty-amtlin Eet 8verett,arroaf. neaslcc. i, ; .1 BenlL Carr, 440, L'nloa avenue, scarlet fever, h V tt4 V?' it -il 4 Willie Welle, 5M Upshur, measles : - v Kttle Watson, 961 Bast Irvine, diph theria ' 1 new today. auction sales Ford & Laws Auctioneer. I TiiMrlav fun 1 t - rtXX Firi I , tJUW-Ai l 055 MfS Having Instructions- from Mr. Fay, who Is relinquishing houseaeeping, we will on above data, sell the. furnishings and fittings oi his neat, six-room cottage, com J PHelng1 nice oily paintings.1 Ana parlor 1 Mcksrs, " center-Uble, parlof gasoline lamp. Valour couch, Tabprette, SO yards flns wool carpet, velvet rugs In attractive patterns, matting, mantel' bed, bedroom set, springs, mattresses, pillows, bed ding toilet set raw silk portiere art square, sideboard, quarter-sawed oak ex tension table,;, china dinner set, glass ware, kitchen treasure, steel range, uten sils.etc Wednesday, June 4. at 132 Firs street, at 10 A. M. . We 'will hold our regular sale, consisting of a line assortment of full line house furnishings. Massive hall tree, tn Walnut burl, with French plate ... mirror, 86x40 Inches; Chlndler bed 16unge, sideboard, quarter-sawed oak extension table, lady's blcycja, rockers, child's folding bed, bed- room sets, springs, 'mattresses, Brussels and wool carpets, etc. N.. B.-It is useless to itemise every thing. Attend this sale, and you will find the room packed with every house hold necessity for positive, sals. Thursday. June 5. . at DremisCS. ffl Da pit 4r .t in A M Having instruction, from Mrs. Wike, Ws will sell ths contents of her well-ap pointed home, comprising In part, Orlen tal draperies and hangings, Turkish por tieres, wicker and cobbler rockers, fins spring-edge couch, gas and electric chan- delleres, Una lace curtains, 176 yards Brussels carpet, art squares, rugs, bed room .sets, In' quarter-sawed oak. With French plate mirrors, fine halrt mat tresses, toilet sets, sideboards, dining- room chairs and drawing-room effects, parlor screens, fine lace curtains through out ths house, bamboo, mualo rack, bed steads, . pillows, bedding, center tables, commodes llneoleum, One steel range. kitchen safe and treasure, dishes, glass war, utensils, etc. FRIDAY, June 6, at Salesrooms, i8a Rrst Street comroenclni at to A, :- M. to doar consignments and make room (or other goods, we wilt hold an Auction Sale, consisting of fine1 grade teas, spices, canned goods. bottled goods, and other Uncut of groceries;.also men's shirts, and a varied assortment of other useful goods. i FORD A LAWS, Auctioneer. Woodstock! Woodstock! Woodstock! Lots ioo feet square In all . r- parts. of. . Woodstock! We will build for you. You can pay In INSTALLMENTS, Portland Trust Co. OR OREGON. 109 THIRD ST. POLITICAL NOTES. The final rally cf the Democratic party was hsld Saturday night at the Taber nacle, corner of Twelfth and Morrison streets. Colonel J, Raley, nominee for Attorney-General, read a ., memorial of Sylvester Pennoyer. Nominees Cham berlaln. Wann, Butcher and Inman each mads Addresses, and Judge Mennessy gave a solo. , Rev. X Stltt Wilson of Chicago ad dressed the- Socialists at Burkhard Hall Saturday' night. Mr. Wilson spoke last night at A O. V. W. Hall. - " At the Baker Theater tonight, under arrangements made, by Manager Baker, returns of the election will be read to the audience between the acts .of "The Silver King." . . The Republicans held two meetings Saturday nlghti! at both of which ap peared the eashe speakers. It was the supreme and flhal' effort of the campaign.. One meeting vec held at the Marquam Orand and the other at Artisans' Hall. Ths speakers were Judge Williams, V. B. Dolliver,, C. W. Fulton ,and Judge Web ster, At thef Marquam Orand meeting H. Wittenberg presided. BUILtollO PERMITS Josephine LlttlS. tWO-torv dwelllna-. h tt..kll I. rAlT-..-"ii -T - ...i-' q. . Heroerg, eottage. Macadam and Thomas, 8900.ii- Grace Harris.1 cottaee. Twant-r.thint ' and East Balmprf, 8800, i. W. F. Murr. pottage. East Thlrtv-rtn and, pladston; 8S50. uultl, ,,u;,4.v t. . 2-1 f Tmf '--t k "Hi.. l ' CLASSIFIED ADS. BOYS WANTED. WANTED Six. good .boys on the East Side for Journal routes. Apply tW Yam hill, Journal-office. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard ef the world i .safes sold on easy payments: trade your old safs for a new one. Norrls Bate 4 Lock Co., Second and Stark sts, Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks, coupes; ti, Kitto mi oiuar Tenirins, zov sets narness, T100 saddles. , Tomlinson stall.- KU Washington street. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED A good business opportunity for a live, energetic man with a few hundred dollars as capital; handlts his own money. This wlU pay to look Into. Address Box 100, The Journal. PERSONAL. MDME. H. E. ELY, Dermatologist, mas sage, electric treatments. Mft First st. MADAM JOHNSTON. Clairvoyant, tells past, present snd future; life reading, v 60c: dully. 61 Fifth St. . Snowden Bathrooms, 880 Wash., room L Vapor baths, . massage and electric treatments. . -- - CLAIRVOYANT. MR8. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all affairs of life; readings, oc. mvk Mor lisonst ROOM AND BOARD. firgAlTASKkNY-Pleaaantffont . rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone 4- ROOMS FOR RENT. THE ROSS ill 1st., cor. 8almon; ele- 5 ant rooms; transient solicited. Phone FURNISHED ROOMS-1SH4 1st St., cor. Yamhill; transient solicited. Tel. Brown . 891. ... . '"-., ..... THE GRAND New management: light, airy, room, hatha 887 Yamhill; tel. Hood 7is. . . . FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, tel. 886 Yamhill, near cor.. West Park. Phone Green 028. r THE BUR BANK, 834 Yamhlll-Well-fur-nlshed front rooms and board; also table board. : . . - THE LOCKWOOD, 851V Morrison at. Furnished rooms; transient. Phone Ore gon South S0. ,, THE METROPOLE New management. 80S Stark; lights airy rooms; reasonable. -Manhattan; coURT-Brick building; steam heat, newly furnished, sutt utara. THE CABTLB3 872 Wash.; rooms for gen tlemen; transient, xei. noutn iuu 4 :, HELP WANTED MALE", LOQQERS; mill and yard men: men and teams; wooa-cnoppers; farm nanas ana milkers; work of all. kinds tn and out of city for men .and- women: 80-day guarantee oa every ticket.- Call and sea ua. CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 2WH4 Morrison; branches, 247 Burualde and ; at norm airo. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's Cast-off clothing ana shoes, to n. sa. mono Oretn itt,. ordr promptly attended tc, uii . ii , i....... n, .1 ,..-,,,.,1 MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Loan on City lots and lm Jshav A Co, S4S proved farms, i Wf Ai k)tars street. t W.-A. HATHA W AY Money to loan. 10 wasningtotn uuuding. pnone Hood 4ia PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrinoo, H Interest in a valuable patentee aspnait paving pro cess; nas oeen operated successfully. Address Box 121, Journal office. CONTRACTORS. FRANK 8. CAMPBELL,. Carpenter and buiwer: repair wora. sw sirst street phone Front 1306. . . WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Callfornla Wine De pot, tr. ioraii. rrop. aii ainas wine. Bo glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waliors and bartenders. 14S Fourth st Or. phone Main 751. FOR BALE REAL ESTATE. REAL' Estate and General Business Agency, v. a. nuau. uv First Bt. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder, SOT Stark st: office and store fixtures built ana remoaeiea. altering and re pairing houses. Phone Mela T47. ... i i i lt CIGARS AND TOBACCO. The Railroad Clgsr Store. 884 Wash, st TEAS AND COFFEE. iiaines' Tea Store, Famous Mistletoe Tea, sirtn nt.. npp. rostomce. PROPOSAL FOR WOODEN DRY DOCK. Port of Portlond. No. 666 Worcester Block, Portland, Or. Sealed proposals will be received ana pened on June 26, 1902, at 6 p. m., st the hove olllce far a iioatina wnoden drv. dock ot Ave sections, according- to clans and specification prepared by James B. Blackwell, consulting engineer, Dexter- Horton bulldlnsr. Seattle. Wash., and now on file in the office of the Port Of Port- A certified check of 8100,. drawn to the order or the port or Portland, must ae ccmnany the application for clans, which check will be returned - to - the drawer upon tne return oi tne pians and specif! cations to the underslsned. A certified, check for 10 percent of the amount of. tne ma must accompany each bid, 'guaranteeing that the bidder will en-ter- Into a contract satisfactory . to the Port of Portland, and give bond for tha faithful performance should the contract be awarded him. The right to reject any or all ' bids or to waive defects is reserved.' ' Plans, specifications and full Informa tion can be obtained by applying to . E. T. C STEVENS, Clerk of the Board, NORTHWESTNEWS; SPOKANE. "Sooner troubles on - the Indian reserve here arc becoming grave. Bloodshsd Is feared. ABERDEEN. Wash. Duncan Drum mond, one of the pioneers of Aber deen, is insane. He was a mystery tor many years, - No one ever knew hie true name or his history. NORTH YAKIMA, Waah.-The Cat. cade Lumber Company Is to erect a giant mill here St once.' It will be one of the largest in the state, -.-',, . PMQNTQN...W-Twfilycallttt Ian Immigrants cf a party ct 40. -. who were going down the Saskatchewan river on a raft have been drowned near Fort Saskatchewan. 10 miles from here, t- ST. FAtflu It u reported. Here that J, J. HUl e to build three mors.. Oriental liners for the Settle-China run. j Adyertlse your wants fa s paper , that goet to all the people. 1 ) "attorneys. Paxton, Beach A Simon, SIC Chamber of i vemmercc.- )L: f , jJ Charles A. J.ucas, room 69 Chamber of j bummeree. - James Gleaaoci and.S Mulkey Building. ASS A YE R AND - ANALYST, Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analysiat; goia oust, bought. 223 stark at. BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyers. 67 .Third ct. i' ' i . . . ii,... i... .. J. Sanger, Repair Bhop. 4t Washington. The Kelson Shoe Store. 4JH North 6d at. Marks Shoe 6 tore, 253 Morrison tt.i near M. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes.' BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balke- Collender Co., 4 a mi v ai v . ?t - CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny Alisky Bu!g., snd Bstelle -. Deveny, Third and Morrison. , 8U1 L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knlffht's noe Btore, m Washington st. 1'none HOOd - ;. CONFECTIONERY. A.- J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, ow tvusnington st. . W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420 wasnington st. Henry" Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con- rectionervau wasnington st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. Kecnan. Columbia. Hartford and Vidotte bicycles, First st. Pnone Red Sewing Machines and . Bicycles, 33 Mor- - rwon street. RN ICES--SKYLI GHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor nices. J, (J. JBayer, 2t6 Bccond st CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter. eggs and cheese. IW4 Yamhill st. Phone uregon warn ua. Arlington Creamery, butter.'eggsJcheei se. -. clu., i ournsiue St. ; . . COAL AND JOOg. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in alt kinds of coal and wood, 344 Morrison st. Banflcld-Veysey .Fuel Co., dry Wat wood, . SO Third at. Phone Main Wl and Col, 3? J. DECORATORS, i if E. H. Moorehouse eV Co., wall papers, SO? wasnington si. . DENTISTS. S. M. -Hnmby, I). D. S., room 8 Wash- lngton iildg., Washington and 4th sts. Theodore B. Thompson. 50-51 Washington niag,, wasnington .and Fourth sts. Phone Hood 414. P. S. Lang worthy, rooms 7 and 8 Benson Bunauig, Morrison street, near- tttn. . Hit-key HirKfv. rooms 817 to 819 ffekctri oiag., 3d and wash. sts. Phone South BK ft DRE8SMAKERS. Mrs. B. Jj Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room wo macHsay oiog, ' DRUGGISTS, O. P. S. flummer, 260-262 Third st. Rowe eV Martin, Blxth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg, 842 Washington st. Laua-Davls Drug Co., 175 3d st. Phone 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Washington st. Works Office, 392 Western Electric Works, 30GH Wash. at. HAT MANUFACTURERS. hat manufacturers and reNo- VATOR3 Only place Id Portland for COCd Work: union hnttnra. Roatnn Hal Company. 82 Fourth street; phone Black . IMC, . A or . PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott. 15 years' experience in- diseases of women, Write or cail ELECTRICIANS. Arthur T. Building. Pink 1261. Walker, room 21 Cambridge Phone Red 2954. Residence j J2t ENGRAVERS. iicks-Chatten Entrravinsr Comnanv Mnn. rlson, between First and Second sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnstde St. Acme Employment Bureau, 18S Morrison, rteip tree to employers, f none JNortH hi, uoiumma mi, - , FINANCIAL. 6800.000 to loan at 5 and S per cent; Wm. iv;.n. . ua. iu, x i.uu .L, - j, .i .'..."u.v.. . FURRIERS. The Sllverfjeld Fur Mfg. Co., 2$S Morrl- nun u . GROCERS. F. Dresser & Co,, 340-342 Washington st .Qwn-rerple A Co... Fancy Groceries.' HAIRJOR ESSI NG, MANICURING. Paris Hair Store, 308 Washington St., up- . i 'lxJ Rosenthal Sisters Wlg-maklng and man. M.-uruiK- luu r tun St. ' tnaoa yi4 HAY AND GRAIN. W. S. Lauthers. 110 North Third ct. Lime, oningie ana wemenc; HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European .plan, Fourth . tf- ..... 4y.fTMWMW--ft;t"1"-'" Esmond Hotel. Rates: European. 60o to - si.au per any; f ront end Morrison sts. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture. Carnets: ' Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. Sp I. Oev- - urts ft Bona, iia-175 nrst, 219-22S Yam hill. Both phones 304. , INSURANCE. Buffer, Burgard A Co., 251 Washington st, PRINTER AND STATIONERY. X R. Rogers. Job Printing. 823 Morrison. 8LOT MACHINES. AH styles;, repairing: phonopraphsL rec 7ords. Trahsconlihental Machine Co., liiS ' Washington st t f ' TATIONERY The Kilham Stationery Co., 28T Morrison t street v', ( -4 "f- JamiMS R. Ewlng, rinoksl1er,' Y, It. C, A.' r, iiu.r- .w vwiui au .viiimHr! n Classified Advertising have you a want? ire . JEWELERS. Belding Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc, s 46 Third st. . I . ..... i n Wii - . The I. C Henrichsen- Co.. Jewelers and opticians, t4 d Washington st, The O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing jewerera, as .Morrison St. John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc., ' art- Morrison St. . Vanderburg Watch House, 140V4 Third at LAUNDRIES. : Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, aoan. f 41WC(,J .iOUUUU V.W., W" 42 N. Ninth st. TeL 410. LIVERY STABLES. Frasler A McLean Livery Stable. Both phones . No. too to 2w Fifth st. JV1ASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 16, 351 MorrUon U .' ... -f : ,.'.'..7 .' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Flute, guitar.' mandolin and - banjo -ln- Mtructlon. Prof. E. A. Smith, residence t4 Twelfth. , Phone Brown 696. Fisher Music Store. Everything in music. I'hone Ked Wl. V Thiru it. LADIES' TAILORING. Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid ered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephan's, 2a Alder st. MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and bulld- ing wors. xu i nira . st. estimates on lirat-clasa- work and stork only,. - PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry. 43 North Third st. . . Portland Ixjan Ofllcey Dan Marx, prop it xnu-a st,, near uax. rnone orown ua. tTnolo Myers, jeweler. . 148 Third St, PIANOS. Soule Bros. Ptand Co., 326 Washington st PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sts. PLUMBERS. rrcyior & Stanton, plumbing and steam mting. fciixtn st. , -i , -f , IeAL ESTATE. T Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 70S timmuer or commerce. J. F. Comptpn. Phone Black 629. 202 Washington st. The King Real, Estate Association. 723 Chamber of commerce. E. F. Riley, 608 Chambes of Commerce. Chas. 'H. Keren, real estate end mortgage - loans. 2&I Washington, Main 686. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant, 229 Washington st. City Chop House and Restaurant, 13 Third . st... N. , . ' u.u....;.-m . I ORIENTAL 8HOOTINQ GALLERY. The ateat ftuartlscope views, 63 Third st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C O. Pick, office 88 First st, bet. Stark and Oak; phone 696. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping commodious fireproof brick warehouse Front and Clay sts. . Furniture, Piano and Bafe Moving and Charles M. Olsen, 128 First Packer, street. TYPEWRITER The Smith-Premier Typewriter. 122 Third street, All manes oi typewriters ror rent Supplies for all machines. L. Mv Alexander A Co.. agents. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office. 140 Third st; 3 , to im savea to au points. t. TAILORS. We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit eacn week lor li.w per montn. e x Washington st, . , Bon Ton TafloMng Co., 84 Third st, oppo eue cnamDer or commerce. .; . TRUNIC FACTOi.Y. ' ifSrrlsunTiloTtro valises, satctv -els. ete4 W Morrison St - ..- f . '.wXl'l paper. ,H. P. Chrlatenaen, wall papers, and painter. 141 seventh St., corner Alder. I . r I Ernest Miller A Co., waM paper and dec orations, i r irs st. vr- BANK8. . CANADTAN BANK OF COMMERCE witlt whlcn is amalgamated 1 THB BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up $S.O00.Oo9 Reserve ...i. ,.. , 2,000,000 Transacts a general banking business. HAY BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of 810 and up wards, and, interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. 244 'Washington st. v a. A4 wiu', saanager. ' -iirf.ll i i LADD ft TU.TON, BANKERS GaTAotltit,U IN VSm. Transact a general banking business. Interest' allowed en time deposits. Collections made at all points on favor able terms, Letters Of credit issued avail able tn .Europe and the Eastern States. Sight exchange: and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York, .Washington, Chi cago, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and various points In Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia.. - ,. .. , . - Exchange told on London, Paris. Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL. BANK J. Frank Watson President R, L, Durham ..MViceFresldnt R. W. Hoyt . ...a Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt ............Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING TTnlfpJ Htntpx DanAslfnrv. frafta and letters of credit Issued avail able to all parts ot -e world, - Collections a specialty, uoia oust pougnt LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO BANK, LIMITED. Chsmberbf Commerce Building, Third! , ana oiarr. aireets. Head office, 65 Old Broad street. London. Thin bank transacts a sreneral tMnkin business, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for trav elers and the purchase of merchandise In anv eltv of the world.- Deals in farnla-n. and domestic i exchange. f , 4 Interest paia on time aspout. ; . . .. w A i-Ull-iltl i tr... . CNITED STATES NATIONAL RANK Transacts a general oanaing Dusiness. v Tlrafta available in all - cltlea of tw United states snd Europe. Ptcsldent--.. w.r wt,. . Tyler Woodward rife-President i-" . .Jartb Kamm Cashier C Miller i 'i -i i -f - in O. M. RQSENDALE.-M.L&CE. 616 Oregcntnn Building. Portland, Ok. re ports on mines end mining property of every descriptions Assay snd anaivsls;: lowest rate Correspondence solicited. - Help Waated, it Mne," 1 i a t-saploysMat Mtotf, ssr lis, Per kent. Bar llu. . ... . r-ereenaw, ew UN, , . . . e Fe Seie, per Mee, , Contract n eppllcstloa. - EAST S01TH Depot Fifth i nd Leave. i Btreets. Arrive ipVERLANn IX' IPRES3 TRAINS, t-jo p m 7:48 am I '-4 l.-oo f a tor eaiem, nose- burg.AshianS, - Sao- ramento. : OardHn.i 8:30 am San Francisco, Mo-, jave, xos Angeles El Paso. New Or. leans and the EL At wo od b u rn toaiiy except Bun Cay), morning train connects wun train for Mt. Ante!, fill. verton B ro w n s-f ri e, Bpnngneia.i uim ; matron, .. ana. Albany Local fori mt. Angel anx su verton. Albany passenger 4:00 p m 7:30 a m !4:S0pm 10:10 c a 6:50 p m Corvallla casneneer leneriuan passenger lis:xs a as Dally. DDaily except Bunday. , ' J ,.Rfb?,t tickets on sale between Port.,' land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net ratee 8U7 60 first-class and 814-second-claas. ,, Second-class Includes sleeper; first-class does not - , - Rates and tickets to Eastern nolnta and Enrorm. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO-. uviu snd AUSTRALIA- Can ba ob. tained at Ticket Office, No, 264, corner - YAMHILL DrVTSION. Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St ' Leave Portland dally 7:2 a. nr.. 12:80. l:S5 8:25 4-40. 6:25. 8.30 p. mT Dally ext cept Bunday. 6:30. 8:40 a. m., 6:06, U:80 p, m. .Sunday only, S a. m. - Arrive Pottland dally, 8:30, 10:60 a. nu, , 1-3S, 810, 6:30. 6:16, iM, 1 p. m7 Daily except Sunday. :38. 9:30, 10:60 a. m.i ex cept Monday, 12:40 a, a.; Sunday only, 10.05 a. m. Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday. . 8:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 6:80 a. mt , Passenger train leaves Dallas tor AJrlte Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:69 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays,. Except Bunday, V. A. eCHILLINoT R- B. MILLER, ! City Tkt. Agt Gen. Frt A Pass. Agt. TIME CARD ?f OFJTRAINS PORTLAND Denart. Arrive ' North Coast Limited.. .2:00 p. m. 7:00 a, m. Twin City Express. ...11:30 p. m. 6:20 p. m. Kansas City and St , i Louis Special ,. . .. , . 8:26 a, m. 41:10 p, ro, Puget Sound Limited. 9:26 a. m, ; 6:46 p. Jn,j Take the Puget Sound Limited for Olympla, South Bend and Gray's Harbor, points. AH trains dally. Four trains dally to Tacoma and Seattle. 'Three ' through to the East , - A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. General Pass. Agtt"T t6S Morrison street Portland l4. ore. aroURIONPACTHC T .1 THREE TRAINS DAILY f. FOR ALL, POINTS BAST if, UN.T " 1 lO OC0,iil.STM"" & 4 vfdi-i'So o Mo. ; UNION DEPOT. ' tava Arrive. CHlCAdb-PdSTLANb 9:00 am Uw SPECIAL. DaUy Dally For ths East via Hunt- . , - - lngton. . L , SPOKANE FLYER. 6:15 pnt For Eastern Washing- Daily Umixt ton. Walla Walla, Lew- V. . Iston, Coeur c'Alene and ' ;". " Ot Northern points. - ' s 1 ATXaNTTC EXPRESS. 6:50 pro 8:10 am h For the East via Hunt Dally ' Dally ' , lngton. T I l , ... t . ; OCEAN AND RIVER BCHEDUtB,,; , . FOR SAN FRAN- From' ( ." : CISCO. ' Alns- ..-a ', S3. Columbia . worth s v pn : April 7. 17. 27. Dock - 88. Geo. W. Elder-k' 8:00 pni . AprUJ. 12. 2t - . . ' FOR ASTORIA " and 8:00 pm 6:0 pal wsy points, connecting Daily Daily . with str. for tlwacc and ex Bun ex Sua : North Beach, etr. Has- Sat. 10 v , , salo. Ash street dock. p m - -F5R CORVALLI9 and (i:4Sam 0:00 pm' way points, steamer Mon.. Tuec.J Ruth. Ash street dock. Wed.,' Thura, (Water permitting.) Frl. Bat , FOR DAYTON, Oregon 7:00 am' 3:00 pa. City and Yamhill River Tuea., Mm, points, str. Modoc. Ash Thur WedU, street dock. t - Sat.', Fit. - (Water permitting.) . " t TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephone. Main 712. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP, CO. : " sTrt- TAtVnhtirria avtl Ummcbm.. a.lltctsst: m- v. . vw.k. huu wHfamviis. iumuiiis st Kobe, Nagasaki and Bhanghai, taking . freight via connecting steamers for Ma nlla. Port Arthur and Vladivostok. ' For-rates and full Information rail en ' or .address ofilclals or agents of the O. H. C N. UC ,,f ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER Fred A. Ballln, 43 3d st TeL Oak 78. Ves. seis ana macninery of all kinds de -signed. ' J BARBERS. Joseph RtldcL &Ss Morrison, st-. w -, FulUlove A Moore, 232 Washington. ' C. V. Here, 146 Fifth street. ' - t I," I llf. II II I II -ft r- 1 ' I Brownings Navajo Herbs and Vine Roots for vandriun ana tailing aair, ioc let BARBERS' SUPPLIES. G. N. W. Wilson A Co., 80 6th St., blading Darners suppiy nouse racmo toast . r r .i .I,..,...,,.,. - . LTCWTSt-STFNGER Barber Supply Co.-' urtnatng oi an anarp eogc ipois a spe cialty. 151 First St Smyth A Howard Cc, SIS Chsmber ot commerce. . BICYCLES. '.. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. lo3-l e .i TECHNICAL CCHCCL. fvTrTT5i;Yt:ft5JAfiON-At, ,.. Schools, hcranion, I'etiua. i..ir i