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Newspaper Page TextranTXATTTD, OltEGOH". -rtV ? -" ;miltll r -"",: '--T ajssste-s--asBsswsss-assi , i. -i- , T , . si ib s r a- v Queer, Story ;of Young Y ... Ullj ill tjsaui. ty;SrP " . V V - Journal Bneclal Servloa.1 V MUTTUa; June l-After being? tut 4f . I tint, tor, Hrmt week peculiar Nell . ,, xfckereL atlas ; Harry livingatpix, he ,;altt appeared In an entirely re.. rThnrngh, feer Jove for her . " father th .vulnerable place ,Jn twtiu been found.' '' 1 -'".'" , Neir i ' ' Old Thomaa Gordon, bar grandfather, was mn the May1 Jury ; .'j though 83 year at ego and feeble, atlU ha drawe M Juror's pat, end he la very proud of fate ebimy.to tttt earn money ' ' 1 Whe fa la kept lata at the Court House. m ujryewty, NelL dressed neatly; Ur 15 Mark ' tr of clothes, .derby, hat 1 and a-jr-aLsboea, calls tor him to, take him "1 ta Ml North Seattle home. The old ma lor tha girl with ell hi chUdUh.old heart nA Ma wrrakled' faew lights pp when ha ace hr waiting, tor hlm.1.;' ? ' "Con on, grandpa, X wbrt fc ; y lall,", aha eftly gays as aha offara him fear arm ta halp him down tha ateap ' '. Courthfrnaa' atalra. Tha randfathtr at way apaakatof bar aa "Mr fndoa - U-mtrtitimLaUidJjeema1 proud of . faar tccotsh ploiL.y t il'sWi . r ' Th tirt taUa aaapair a tha poUea of- , fioer"hn bar Tvtom aacapadea hav aat tham aruaaaln 'lwVtt'T"-'.':?':''' )t Mrartk laatOa tMlghbor tall wild lalaa of ''Natt end fear dototw , ; 5 ; Xall u an advonturaaa and, mora, aha aeon har aar to auoh an axtaat that ha rafueaa to appaar m any, but aiaaw ltaa atUra and acu har part wall that vttlaaa a talk with bar it ta almost lmpolBlble . to tell - that aba la not tho Cay jrount; aport,. Harry XJv&tailtoa, hat. ha pratanda to b. ;-. -i'-f.r ' Katat uWcttara, a ytnmf trt who tftmif tnlttad ulclda aaveral monthaago, S aid to' hav dona ao for lovo of tha aun poaod Harry, who U alao aald to 'ba raaponalhta vte aaralotbar . lava-alofc maldan haarta. Kelt la JO taata Old, Tery arood MaklOaT aad 1 by no meana. Ulltarata .Har command of tha EnrUah lanajuai a la ax callea and har handwrlUng la beautiful; ha writaaan uhuaually good 1ettr, and.' aa har old ,rraadftnr roudljr. boaita, "Writaa mora lettara than a faw every Jo-uraal tpaolal Service. ) ; lAtT LAKE, Jun .. a, Oravaa, a ralnin man, ahst hia wtr twlH lit rha head , and Instantly , kuiad har at thatr Fooma at tt East Fourth atreet Qravea 'hen shot htmaelf In tha temple, inflict 'QK a fatal wound. : ; 4fo reason la knoWn i)r the murder and suicide. ttmvea cam td Salt Lake recently from . sreka, Utah. Ha formerly lirad tn FOUGHT TO THE DEATH 11 '' . 1 ' - Journal Bpcolal Banrlea) CHICAGO, June I Two colored men . fought a dual tt tha death with kbivaa last nlcht at Twenty-second and Dew bar atrawm. Aa they slashed and plnnawd the weapons into eaoh other'a bodlea crowd f mora than SO peradtw formed a circle around them and oheerad tha oom bhtaiita when one or the ether drove tha knife td the hilt. , After 14 minutes of fierce fiarhtlat, Alexander sthlrley atag--cered and fall with hia adversary a weep on sticking la hia body. Tha long knife had aieewad 1 hia - heart H ' war dead wha tba polioe arrlvad, Hia aiayarl Chartsa -T harass; was bleeding front aev ernl Wounds. Th polloe hurried hjm ta e hospital,. a4 After his woundai wera) dressed . locked' him up. He will ba tharyed wKB murder, MINES AND MINING. ' A rich ledga hae been tapped on the Bill Nye claim looated near the South Peacock In the Sumpter district ... The Vunael haa- ben driven a distanee of 100 " feet, at "Which depth a fine sevsa-foot ' ledge haa been exposed berweea Wed-de-' lined walla of granite. The ledge carries both capper and gold. , ' H ia understood that Mr. MdManua, reprasefttmg A itrong syndicate of Paget Bouhdere, haa purchased, through Sey mour H. Bell, a controlling Interest to a weU-kaew Graeker Creek group of l claims. Uz,s. ':--:':;:3it-- ' v''"'' S. H.- Booth, one of tha atockholdera tA the Granite Hill mines of the Louise distrtet, haa juat aoid hi interest te Ban PmnelacQi parties for 111,700. Jr. D. Booth, owning the same amount of shares, vhas also sold W theNmme parties for the same conslderattofl. These men purchased their hares lees than a year ago for tSOOO. ', Tfie" Thbentt mine In Eastern Oregon haa resumed operations after a ahoft shutdown. " Devetopmant work la v the mine .Will be continued en . such lines as will not calf Mrnuh the mill with a n plentlXuljrupbt- et orat but will Jceep .on " blocking out ahead" new and large ore bodlea In the Tarloue leveta. t .r Mesira. Feater and Oflnnall, mining en glneera Jbava rtslted the Celebrated Can- - noa Creek: mine rn the Burnt lover die ' trtct'Ther made ait eiammatioit of thte . property in the Interest of the New York - a- Western Mining Compear, which con , cern they reitsent in Oregon. The long sf f?f feet tunnel, ta being retlmbered by at large force of men, the machinery la ba ying put ia good condition, as It is expect ed that work. : will be resumed en the ' property thfa season, -' mlee. Bear Batar City, have been closed down. Forty miners have been let out and all work; e'opped .jnccept the deep lMfclng operations: Enough men have tiea retamed to carry on the' work ot putting' down the -double-compartment day. f . ' ' - y .', shaft 400 feet below the present lowest level. It Will take alx'tnontha to alnk thla hhatr00 (feet, and, when that ny level ta reacbaa a tunnel, wm ve run hi ta cut-the main ledge. 1 . , X CROP PROSPECTS., , if, ' . Da vlv a. WH known cigar drum mar, has- returned to Portland after a founanontha' business tnp t throughout the state. Moat af Mr. Davis time has bean spent tn the Trinametta TaUey ana he nporta .tha:orpp locking: wait v v. . On acoount of (ha absence of sufficient warm Weather tthe teavea on the bop rtnes aw heglanmg to tuna yellow . Tha,, fruit . erop, a-, ; reported J ty .Mr. Davis, Ja encouraging." He tislted through "outhev Oregon '5 aad;t -M.y that the ,. district t around J Ashland and ' MedTord 'wtlly produnca ; more fruit , tha. tor, many yeara prevlooa. Qraat's Pass ta booming on aaoouato the many ' changea lh the mining dis trict, a number of rich finds being lately medeu m ,t .it ' purine Mr. Davla'.atay In AitorlA he found the1 run ef , aalmon Increasing A Tery. big ua 1s expeoUd later la the eea son.: Buslnase in Astoria la reported good.. , ' Mr, Davla returned to Portland to at tend the aessloa of the Travelers Pro-tecttr-f Association, r 4e - w Web he delegate. rf ; 1 . ' t Painful fatetof an In; ii; Sana liunic.: ;! (Jo-waal Bpeoial Sarvloe.) hmiAVAPOMm Id.i JTune 1,-Deeplte ihe reoQmmehdatloha of -th JStatei. .Board of CbaruW Uwrouai.4t. aecretary. ,a jhiaaaw man ::r-. the Ailesk Cawty rnirm- ary la being, bexad up and bolted m-LStma Htfla 4arW -thaii a coffin ever night' The'auperlillilnaent el the mSrmatory?aaye there ,Wn?thlrtae for him to B and nKeh,wfU theASiatf Board f Charuiea in iamir tbefttua. tlou pa the amte a ia,,w;aciHi4w i carlnf tof ' the msaiw, VJCf lW ttf hia Ue Albert WehaWrla. put toAed in the boa. handcuffed. .Through :th-tlng th- T.andeuff lsallpWl I'ltOUt lfOP the. ende at whlohare drawn , througlj holes in the aiaeeof the bo -and faetetied Tti lid la bound down With mrArrnmm bars and Nlchason. ";wlth bla clothes on, hrft untn marnlng ott hie hacie. -on a aaarM hag ftUed with atraw. Albert - Nlchaaon . hae a Ttnanla for da troymi whatever he can lay hands en at night pay and sight, he la handcuffed, for he bee nte of passion In the Oaytmie that,make,hlm jlangwoua, , , ..JB.. MM Will File Suit for Libel "Against Papers. . o-rfnna-McRae Kewa AsaoclaUon.J SACRAMENTO, June t-Ooveriior Gaga hae asoounoed that ha will bring, both criminal aid civil libel aulU ftgamat John D. Spreckles.vSam teakaiW the SaB Francisco Call M. H. ,DaToung. o the Chronicle; H. Q, OUs and tne lb m geles Tlmea for recent" tlewapaper at wake upon him. , MARINE NOTES The four-maated achener,.trllllam No tlhgham cleared at Tacoma yesterday for Sydney,, Australia, With 1,825,635 feet of lumber. The new ateamar Georgld Was auceeaa fully iatanched from the Hardy ahlpbufld Ing yards yesterday afternoon at Taco ma. The ateamar la named In honor of the wife of Captain A. W. Horno. The steamship and t steamboatmen of California hre demanding a nine-hour day. They have aent out a printed agree ment which they are desirous et having adopted ' by 'uiy v , The British ship Sierra Eatrella. la out 120; days from Liverpool, and ahe ta et-peoted-here at almost any time. The Cypromene will not reach here before heat eeason. She put into Falkland Isl and, some time ago tn distress. Late advices state that' ahe is aeiiout crip pled. , ,- i , .. "Only one of" the ISO! fleet of grain ves sels from Portland has failed to reach Europe yet. 1 Thla is 'the French bark Francois Cappee, which left here 158 days agd. The arrivals out of Paolflo Coast grain ships were vary heavy last week. ' WHAT WITS SAY. . , Bolrvar-l dmft see that you asaa any of Jellaby'a argument In your apeeoh. Tea simply pitched Into Jellaby. ' SUvertengue-Z didn't mean to. Didn't generally would rather hear a man abused than to listen to replies to his arguments. . ift -.v. -y. "4. "Two atrlkeel'' said the umpire. - "Bxceptlonl; exclaimed the captain of the Tarn- Sox., r a'-'v' ' ' Let tha exoeptloo be noted," said the umpire; briefly, as he glanced at the in dicator la his head and fixed hia eye 01 the pitcher again. : ; , ., . , ;.,. And ahe married Jaggra, did shef tTell: well! How oft aarttt did that come tSU Ojw -.. a. ImsMt t I tm Mkfa,ss1 puw IVV Aa (Stel sV vXaft IweU 4t aep V w '"Haj to m inoniar-miBandanrtttAed tor Han-am The man who can't swim la i fool t4 rock the boat: but ao la the ma whn can. Baltimore Nawa, ' . ' THE MARKETS. .Much, more favorable ooadltlon exist la the grain market today than for sev eral months. ' For a long time It was Impossible te sell flour at, any figure but Upmarket Is gradually changing foe the better. A demand for our flour ! being made' by Japan, but the rk of fered is I mdUI barrel lower than quo tations. Grain authorities say that tha eerket will soon assume Its natural, sit uation. Prices today are the same, f i1 TbAireoelptt ; la the meat market la rather light at present." and a eoaseeueat stiffening in quotations la noted. Prioee are'ttnn at published auoutlona, -.A.daeUa ef one-half cent Aa been made on sisal rope. ' Manila remains, the same.i f '-:K' V. ' -1 ' OBATM At FLOTJ.r ' ' "Wheafe--Nominal: Walla "Walls see.. Wuastem, 7c; valley, flo. ' . Barley Feed, Tliii'i per ton. Oatt-No. 1 whttet. JLtoStW. gray t2t Flour-Best grades, U8OS-40 aer bar rel: graham. i WTl 80. . ' MllTstuffa-JBran, l.6 P tr mid dlings. 120; shorts, 118: chop, W.BO. - Hay-Ttmetby, clover. V:tm. , . .. BUTTEB. BUGS. POULTBT. : Ttiitrw'riimrv. 17U18V4c: dairy. 160 17c; store; WtiHo. , . . - . iggS 'luC. i" Cheese Full 1 cream, - twins, MilVai Toung America, He . . ' .,..L' Pcraltry-Jhick-ns, tmxed. .KV3.Tlj M&4.50 dos; eucts, H-tutoi per aos; tur keys, live. 12Hc; dressed, 14le per 1W geese, tCQS.iO per dos. , " VCOfiTTABLES AKD FRUIT. ? ; ; PoUtoes-Best Burbanks, H.4049LSO per cental; tolarly ltoe. J. raul. L i P sen lsL gon. t&min.' ..-i;-V i Tomatoes 4Z.zwii.ou crmieiurv,aiuuii-t . . ,!M ML. tliR1 ftA t,Ata tUMXuQt ptr sack; cauiiiiower, l9Vo, Pf desen; celery, 0c per do ten; peas, a 5c per lb.; asparagusi SLkS boaj rad ishes, per dos., mwn&cr . grew-ontona, -3. - -IDlxyfsVtlLA stkkKa armsa MSktae sslmfe. UUtfiisL. L enter o Oregotie mt. X .... -.k..K-.s-k - jtUA . th . sklhfrkasgsw J sjfVU iuuuniui asgv r - -----T pr aos, mi me; inuvea ta w wm. im CI tireen frult-Lemoua. 3O3.50: oranges. iasa fje-vw-MM.'"f , ren tr KM tStjUM per bos: bananas. ix.zobw; pit jlie, afpor dos- apples, liSkt per box? apples, aa par aos: appiea, P" dried fruits, sun-dried, satk or boxes, par pe-me, c; pnis, UVMpUic: p-an-e, fT v . . 4 . f. . UA eu& aa A-a s ta II a met . MXAA 5arcluf-rfflie 5c; plums, pitted, Case. : ; i'.T'-'V! GROCERIES. 'NUTS. ETC. ' - - i. Btf-rarCube. :' H.r " cmsa4d.'-at.l55. aoweared, . aUj dry granulated,, W.B: extra C 14.10; golden C, H.00; beet, granulated, ti t per 100 lbs., sack tas.s; oarrels, Ittei Half barrr""-, c: boxes, jwe per 100 lbs.; above basis. Mo per lb. dis count tor prompt casta; maple, lft91o per rcoffee-Mocba, ses"e- Java, fancy, Jo&iio; Java, so oil, iKtf-jc: Java, orcuv naryTi-Wei Costa hha faney. I9m5r. Costa Rica,, good, 1018c; Coata .Blca. ordinary, 40 lie per -souadv. Columbia roast; iu: ArbuckUfa 7u.J lists Uoa au.13 rltat Cordeve, $U.75; Yoeemtte. Hi, Salt lne table and dairy. Mm per sac. Tie: Liverpool.' 77c; . Worcester, tttie; rlWerWt., but. KM lis, ft.7; bales is "to lus. per bale, W.IO. . , - But Coarse, half ground, luua, per tOS, s.l; Iwsi per tea, tflt.ej. :i .' Honey Faaey white. I415e; light am ber, UtWHev dsrlt amb-v, lfllfc. -. ' Grain bags-Calcutta, M.sO.7S per 10t for July-August. . Nuts Peanuts, wpS'tC per pound for raw, KWc for roasted r etvvMitv.iu. tSMa 90c per doscn;- walnuts, 12U13a 'per pounds pine uts. 10fil2cj hickory huts, fc; sbestnuts. S.Sot pet -t-um; Bre st! nuts, 17c; filberts, iMflBc; fancy pe cans, umvUi atmonda.l2V.4l 6c. , Coal Oil Cases, 2ott per galloai bar rets, ifle; t-nk le fUoe, Imperial. Japan No. L toi No. t sue: New Orleans, r07e. " eaus-8rnail hlt. 3A;. larre white, s l-Sc; pink. ! hayou limas, 40. ; Salntea - Columbia , Blyet. -B--pourd talis, l.af); two-pound tails, tZ.W; fancy one- pound flats, 9'J; -tt-peend fancy Data. si.S; Aiaafca tails, Wkt; two-pound taitaw HOPS, WOOL AND HIDES. Hops-14ldcper pound; oontract, Buiic.V , VfOOl flunnnu i wi,, wguwi; aasi srn Oregon, llo. Sheet hearings. 1S02iie: wool, 9c; medium wool, tootiHc- long tiisni 11. ....... 11 1 1... v . ingri short wool, Tallow frune, per pouno, vie; Mo. t and grease, 2U$3e. Hides Dry bides, No. 1, is pounds and up, 15Us per pound: dry kin, No. 1, 5 to 15 pounds, 15c; dry calf. No. 1 under pounds, Mte; dry-ealtad. bulls and stags, one-third less than dry flint: sat tea hides, steers, sound, au sounds and over, S&te; SO to X pounds, TVrse: under 60 pounds and eows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, 63 61Ac; kip. sound. 15 to 80 pounds. Te; veal, sound, 10 te 14 poeoda, Toi calf, sound, near 10 pounds, 8c: green funsahed). te pmt pound less; culls le per pound less: horse hides, salted, each, ll.6ogt; dry, eacb, flfit'SO: roUa" bides, each. J&QQoc; oat skins, eommou, each. loffil5c; An gora. with wont en, each 23cl. Mohair-2!24c. J " V MEATS ANO PROVISIONS. Freak Meats-Beef TVt7f4e; pork, 7H0 8c; veeJ 7&c; mutton SMe per lbi desseQ7H'C: "dltulls, 45V4ai Uh2V &coft, ete.-Portlan put (Western) hams, 14i4140, plcnlo, Uo lb.t breakfaBt bacon, 15Hc lb.f light aides, I2c lb.; backs, tS&Vtei dry . salted, sides, 12M(C: dried Oef setts, lie: Issldes and - knucklea. P lb.; eutaldes, 16c per lb.;, Eastern packed hams under It Iba. lHc: over W I be., uv,0; fancy, 15c; . plcnio. lie; shoulders, Uo; dry salted sides, unsmoked, 12a: breakfast bacon, l&tec; bacon sides, 13; backs, unsmoked, ttttc; smoked, Uiici butts? UWSHittc. Lard-Kettle leaf, 131o: steam rendered, UfisC tleroe basla HAPPY TIT-BITS. "Oh, doctor!" exclaimed a rheumatic patient. "I suffer dreadfully with my hands and feet" - : ; "But, my dear sir." rejoined the phy sician, "Just try to think how. much In convenience you would auffer without them." ' "How is the earth fflvidedt" asked a pompous examiner, . wno naa aireaay went out the patience of the class. "By earthquakes." replied one boy, after which the examiner found that he had had enough of that class.". "All 1 demand for my client,'' shouted the barrister, In the velea of a man Wbe was paid for It, "is justice,- '1 am very sorry 1' can't accommodate yot-, replied the Judge "but the law won't allow me to give mm more tnan two years.".; , ' Ploasie-I'm afraid. BrldYelT that mam ma (i dissatisfied with you. " Bridget Is she, now? Faith, thin she'll "so hare a chance to be dissatisfied wit somebody else Puck. - - ' . ' What this world needs to make It happy la the ' austaialng philosophy of - the Georgia ' man who exclaimed, when the tank failed: "Thank tha Lord. I never had a dollar ahead tn my life." Atlanta Constitution. . , , f Kowadaya life is but an Incident In the reading of books. Ufa. W1iy ddfyott refer- to Shakespeare as the immortal bard T , asked the friend. ' "Because," anawereU Mr. Storming ton Barnes, "aa- many eaters whom. I might mention have vainly tried t klU hie works." Washington Btar - . i It's hard ie Batter ft sharp girt. "The fellow who depends upm luck never gets' there" Jl V ', The tee men will soon have things com thg. hie welgh,.;W;.H ? When a belle marries, jihe expeeta the man it ru -. VI kThe chronle her 1 ewer, like death, lovea Shining mark, ,r . .. .. 'Fresh palat, unlike fresh people. net-be eat won. , ' . The father ef twin says tt taxrt true that one man can not serve twe masters. .The lightning e&aage artist Is not al ways greeted with a storm of applause. Don't Judge peepie by their clot has, un less you see the family wash out on the Hoe.. r - 1 ' . '"' .A wemeu may have advanced Ideas and sua retain her atppetlte fostee i-ream soda. ' According to tha cynical bachelor, a ansa must first lose his head before he can Jose hie heart. ; The only maav who can truthfully aay he rulea hia Own household Is the mea Who keepa no servaats. , .TheUsoalWay. . , "We have sailed," said the head of the deputation ef elttaea "to protest against the street car service you are giving us, Why, some of us cannot even get a strap to hang en. by.'? ' - rVery well, getrtlemen. I shall at enee Increase the eervloe." aald the affable magnate, white tht hearts of the deputa tion leaped with Joy. "by putting ia mors straps.' x.-'- ' CLASSIFIED ADS. BOYS WANTED. WANTEtMSlx good boys on the Kant Side for Journal routes. Apply 28t Tarn hill. Journal offtoe. - -; FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard ot the wrldv safes sold ea easy payments: trade your old safe for a new one. Norris Safe Leek Co,, Second and Stark ats. Furniture wagena, trucks, backs, coupes; also aw other vehicles, 230 sets harness, 1U0 saddles, TomUnsoa Mail, KU ' Waeaingten street. - - - BUSINESS CHANCE8. WANTED A good business opportunity for a live, energetlo man with a few , hundred dollars aa capital; bandits hia own money. This will pay to look into. Address Box 100. The Journal. , : : PERSONAL. - MDME. H. Ei BLT. Dermatologist, mas sage, elsctrie treatments. First st. MADAM JOHNSTON, Clatrveyant, tells past, present and future; life reading, Wei dally, jftl Fifth at. Snowden Bathrooms, tcos Wash., room L Vapor baths, massage and electric treatments. .--V -t CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all . affairs ot life readings. Wo. liiVs Mor rison St. ROOM ANtrfiOARO, ' 6jTEATf"iWtleaVa rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone Blue get, . ... ROOMS FOR RENT. 435 ALDER, oor.-UthNieely furnlsbed front rooms; all conveniences; suitable for one or two gentlemen. THE RjOSS-411 1st, eor. SaJraon; ele gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone Red 18M. FURNISHED ROOMS-HIV 1st St., eor. TamhiUanslent solicited. TeL Brown an. . . . . .. ... IE ORAND-rNew management: light, ilry- room, baths. 7 Tamhlll; teL iood 71. , . i FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, tel. ttt f amhUl, near cor. West Park. Phone Qreen to. THE BURBANK, S4 Tamhlll-Well-fur-nished front rooms and board; also table hoard. THE LOCKWOOD, 5Hs Morrison -t.-Furnthhed rooms; transient. Phone Ore gun South oa. ,,.,..,....;-.. THE METROPOLE-New management 165 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck. building; steam heat, newly furnished. HI1 Stark. THJ7 CASTLE 377 Wash. ; rooraa for gen tlemen; transient. Tel. South 76L HELP WANTEDMALE. LOQOERS; mill and yard men: men and teams; wood-choppers: farm hands and milkers; work of all kinds In and out of city for men and women: -day guarantee en every ticket. Call and see CANADIAN fiMPWTlfEJf)TONCY. 226U Morrison; branches, U3 Buraaide and 51 North Third. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's ea-teff clothing ana shoes. TVs N. Id. Pbons Qreen 428. Orders promptly attended to. MONEY TO LOAN. MONET te Loan on O t y lots and Im proved farms. W. A. Shaw A Co., ta ": Stark Street. Wj A. HATHA VV AY Money1 to .loan. 10 Washlngtotn Building. Phone Hood 411 PATENT, FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H Interest la a valuable patented asphalt paving pro cess; hat been operated ettceeestully. Address Box 1SL Journal effloe. C0NTRACJOR3. , FRANK a CAMPEIX. carpenter and builder: repair work,- M First street; phone Front U05. , ,v WINE DEPOI THE COLUMBUS California wine De pot. P, Lorett, Prep. All klnda wine, te glass. Fine wines, Mquora and cigars. ?tlmisrtsrs for COOks, wahera snd bartend-ra.- 148 Fourth at. Or, phone Msln 7iL FOR SALEWEAL ESTATE. SEAL Estate and -General Business , ,.n D. E. Budd. li Tint mt anm CARPENTERS AND BUlLDCftreV , John iu kelton. Carpenter ana ButlderT "tOT Star st;Sac ajsd etsre Saturss , built and 'od5d:.'i"r'H.J,i4 re salrlng aoueee Phone Main 74T. . CIGARS ANO T08ACCO. The Railroad Clarar Storat nt Waaa, st. .TEAS AND COFFEEk iiu 4 .. kniuus AUsUetoe 'iea. FUth BU, opp. Pustefhce. Advertlid your wants in a pPr tJbat coes ATTORNEYS. h Parton, Beach A Simon, IW Chamber of .Commerce, k?.--a ''':iV,;. ): Charles A Lucaa, room 53 Chamber wf Commerce,- - . .-xvr'.i James Oleason. I aad a Mulkey Building. A8SAYER ' AND ANALYST. Paul Baurnel. Assayer and . AaeJyslsrj ' gold dust bought , 22f SUrk at. , . . sTOOTS ' AND HOE8.1 Ai Dreyers, tn Third at" JL Sanger, Repair Shep. att Waahlngten. The Nelaoa Shoe Store, U North Id at, Marks Shea Store, IS1 Morrlsoa St.. near gd. Agents Janness Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The 1 Brunswick-Balks Collender 'Co., 4 third ..., - .,4 , 1,1 I i .iii.i.i,.. i mur' ... limn nun n in CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. ..U,lfc.l,l.., .1, . I . l-----l Wm. Deveny , and Estelle Deveny, 301 Allsky uig,i:Thirdand Morrison.. I U Kitchen, Expert Chiropodist. Knght s Shoe StoreV 1 Washisxton sL rag Hood 72s. , ' . CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolalee- and Bon Ben,s, SoO Washington at. W; i. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 450 Waahlngtoa sL ,. Henry Blumensuer, Manufacturing Coa- leciiouer, Wkantagton sw f CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. jffi. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, First at Phone Bed ; r Sewing Maehlnes and Blayelea, t35 Mor rison street COftNICRSKYLiaHTS- J Metsl Skylights, 'ohlva'htaed ' iron ""cur wees. . . O. Mayer, SU5 Wond ot - : i ' CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery. Company, butter, eggs and cheese, m Tamhlll at Phone Oregon Main 770. " i f ft ii -i ai ,i -f- '-' - - Arlington Creamery,' better, eggs, cheese, etc., 467 BurnsMe at?" COAL AND WOOD. Oregba Fuel Co., deatars in aU kinds of coii and wood. Mi Morrison at Bantleld-Vsyaey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, W Third st Phone Mala X and Col. Ti. DECORATORS. X. H. Moorehouse A Co.. wait papers. 107 Washington St. - DENTISTS. 8. M. Mamby, P. D. &, room I Wash ington Bidg., Washington and th ats. Theodore 9, Thompson, 50-H Washington Bldg., Washington and Fourth, ats, Phone Hoed 414. P. 8. Lkngworthy, rooms 1 and t Benaon Building, 2m Morrlsoa street near HloMey Jk Htckey, reams tit to 819 XeMwm bldg., id and Wash. sts. Phone South 0L DRE8SMAKER8. ; . Mra. B, J. OHverTMlmnary Pariors, room 405 Maeleey Bldg, ' DRU00IST8. O. p. Plumiaer, sts-ttt Third st Rows at Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg. til Waahlngten at. Lane-bavia Drug Co., 175 Id st Phone tta. ELECTRIC WORK 8. Portland Electrical Works Office, - S1 Washington at. Western filactrlo Works, SOSVs Wash, st MAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only plaee tn Portland for good work: union hat tars, Boston Hat Company, IS Fourth street; phone Black 1831 PHYSICIANS AND, SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbot t. It years' experience in diseases of women. Write or call. SOS Salmon st . r. ; ELECTRICIANS. t ': Arthur T. Walksrk ream Cambridge Building, phone Red 2954. Reeldenee, Plnlt 1261. . - ENGRAVERS. Hicka-Chattatt Engraving Company, Mor rison, between First and Second sts, ; EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. t7 Burns ids st Aetna Employment Bureau. 185 Morrison. Help free to employers... Phone North 238L Columbia M7. . FINANCIAL. 1300,(100 to loan et S and I per cant Wm. Beok, t31 Morrison st FURRIERS The" Sirterfleid Fur Mfg. Co., MS Morri son st GROCERS. F. Dresser A Oev, 4441 Washington st Owen H. Serple aV Ca., Fancy Groceries. 96 Morrison st ' HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING. Paris Rarr Store, Kt Washington st, up-to-date hair dressers. Rosenthal 'Slsf era Wlg-maklng and man icuring, m Fifth St Hoed M4. HAY AND GRAIN, W. S. Lahthars, 114 North Third st., Lime, Shingles and Cement HOTELS. Hotel Bwrvoderet European plan. Fourth and Alder sts. JSsmond.HateL: Rte. European 5oeto U per dayv front and Morrison sit HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture, Garnets, Parlor Goads, Stoves, etc See I. Oov urts Bona 173-17S First tll-221 Tam hllL Both phonea tot INSURANCE. Buffer. Burgard A Co.. tSl Waahlngtoa st PRI WTER AND STATIONERY J. R. Rogers, Job Printing. tZ Morrlsoa. SLOT MACHINES. ....... ., l.r.'.W Ail styiesf repatrtng; phonographs; -retw ieVds, Transcontinaatal MaoiUae Vov Mf. Washington st . -a3l, iift Mi -t STATIONERY. The Kllham 8Utlonery Co., t7 Morrison street ' Jstnea R. fiwlng. Booka-;fler, TV M. C. A. Bldg 16S Fourth at, Port lend. Classified Advertising ; mllAVE YOl) A WANT? 514; ; W JBWELES8. .- Belding Bret, Dtameads, Watches, etc ,45 Third st ' . i - , The L. G -Ttmicbsen CoH iewelers and , opUclanaV M4 Wasjbiaftea St- The O. Heirkemper Ce.,' manufacturing jewelers, m Morrlsoa at , . i v , t John -A; Beck, watches, fHamodda, at&, JW7 Morrison stt s Vanderburg Watch; Betue, I40V4 Third at LAUNDRIES Clean Towels Daflyy Comb, bruih, soap, 11 per month. " Novelty Supply Co... 40 ' 42 N, Nlath st Tel, tit . ;-. - LIVERY STABLES. Frasler aV McLean Livery Stable. Both phones OS. -Nes -dee tens Fifth st ' - MAS8AQE. W. H. FauJkner, room ML HUH Morrison ' St, ' v.':''"' MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS. Flute., guitar, mandolin and - banjo In ; structlan.. Prof. JB. A, Smith, residence ; 254 Twelfth. Phone Brawn WtV - Fisher Muxle Store. Everything In music Phone died M. 180 Third st, 4 . -LADIES'- TAILORING. Ladles' tallo-mxde xultsr fancy ambroid . ered and applique drew and trimming. - Btephaa's, M Ak3r ab - MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build . tag work 104 Third st feetimatea oh Arst-olaaa work aad atookt only. - PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry, 41 North Third) st Portland Loan Office. Dsn ISttt, prop.. 74 Third St., near Oak. PhOtte BroWa 473. :: i Mn urn iwr'.-t, :.:: Uncle Myera Jeweler. IU Third at - PIANOS. Soule Bros. Piano Ce SK Washington at PHOTOGRAPHERS. EjW. Moore, erayon Third and Washing!! on sts. PLUMBERS. Taylor fitting. : Stanton, plumbing and steam (tt sixth st -'ReaLestate: ; Lrhmsa eivi CD)iectm-.Axanoy. . TO Chamber of ' wommerea . . !:! J.P, Compton., waabiagton st phoae Blaok IB. SOS Thw king Real Estate Association. 721 vnamoar ot. uirameroe. - ... E. F. Riley, (OS Chamber of Commerce. Chss. H. Kereil. real estate and mortgagt loana. "tGl Washiugton. Main 6V8. RESTAURANTS. Morris Lunch and Coif te House, Below Imperial Hotel. - - - Btreuse'e ResUurant la Washtogtom at City Chop House and ResuurkhtU Third! : St, M. ' 1 ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY The latest ausrtlseep views, Third st 8TO RlQE AND TRANSFER. C. O, Ptcki oSee 8S Fl7sV StT "bet Stark and Oak; phone- Kt Pianos and furni ture moved aad packed for shipping; oomraodloue flreprvef. srlek warelMse Front and Clay ata. t. ,j, ,ir Furniture, Plane aad Safe Mdving and packer. Charles M. Otsen, 12 JPlst atreet. TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, lit Third street. All makee of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. ! A M. Alexander A Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES, Overland Ticket Offloe, M0 Third st; Sj ts 120 saved to all points. . . .. TAILORS. We catl for, clean, prea and deliver one -tut each week for JLW per montB. WashtrtgUfl t. i" - v Bon Ton TsiforWg Co., M Third at. oppo site Chamber of Commerce. TRUNK FACTOr.Y. Harris Trunk Co.," fr'unks", valises, aatch els. ete-r ll Meretssa- M,- :- . ' . iV iWALLi-,FAPERL" i St ' p - i chrflina-t:i wilt- n nam.: and painter, 141 Seventh St., corner Alder. Ernest Miller ACo.. waU paper and dec orations. If? First it , BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE-- With which is amalgamated - . . The- bank of, British columbta. Capital. paid Up ........ ,.,.. 18, 000. 009 Reserve ..a-.J'w.......;.".. .... tooo.OM Transacts a general banklne business. SAV i BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of 110 and up wards, and Interest allowed ea minimum monthly balances. Bates ea application. E. A. WTLO, Mai l inn . rTI.Tnl TtANKRRB , ESTABLISHED I N 10. Transact a genpal banking business. fnteresfTtHw-r on tithe deposits. Colleetlens made at all points on faevr sble terms. Letters ef credit Issued avail able in Europe and the Eastern States. . Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold en New. York, Washington, Chi esse, SLt Louis, - - Denver, mahfv SJ Franclado and various points In Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Montana and British: Columbia. . I ' . ' . Exchange sold on London,, Paris, Bar lis, Frankfort and Hong Kong. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK - POR J. Frank Watsoa President R. L. Durham Ylde-Presldent a W, Hoyt Cashier Oee, W Heyt AeelsUnt Cashier WACfa A GENERAL BANKING !' i Bu8INr.B, ; trnittd States Depositary. Drafts and letters ef credit Issued avail able to all parte of tha world, Colleetlonsa specialty Oold duat boughU LONDON A sUWfflARCTSCtT BaKKT1 5f Chamber ef Commerce Building, Third T and Stark streets. 'Head offlce, K Old Broad street London. : This bank transacts a ganerai banking busineea, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters ef credit available for- trav elers and the purchase of merchandise la any eity ef the world. Deals ta foreign and domestics exchange. Interest ptd on time de-poslta, . , W. A. - MACRAE. Menagef. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK" "Transacts a general banking business. ' Drafts available hr-slh cities of the United States and Europe. -President ,,..- .-v Tyler Woodward Vice-President ,w...i....-Job Kamnt Cashier (...,... A......F. C. Miller 0. ROSENDALE. M. EL&CE. Ot Oreghnian Building, Portland. Or., re ports on mines and mlnlnj irui-rr ef avarif riatpHnHiin. AitiDiiva mttJ inttir.l.F lowest rates. Correspondence solicited.' Help Wantad. Mr II tmployawnt vanii, Bar Dae, - i f K-"t, par itna. . , , , . j Wabtod, koaait. par tins, , . i Ptnonais, sr Has, , ,', Far Asia, par Him, , . , , m , Caatraut rmaa an application. th .i x y. r east SOUTH Lfepot Firth aad. Leave. l mreets. Arrrva invniRLiNrt KY p m l:Mm (press trains.I7S a m nor i ttaiem, mosw- Iburv.AatalanS . Bm. Iramento. Ogden,T:0S p l onm m raacnoo. aao- ave. los Angales, CI Paso. New Or leans and the Eaat. At Woadbusal (uaiiy exeent Bun inavl SAixratw0 taafinl connects with train iy tor at t. Angel. 611- IvertOD, Browns- v 1 J 1 e. SprtngBeld ana natron, Albany Local fori ml Anxel and Bll-I verton. . 4:00 p m 7:30 a m 1(4:60 p m Albany nasseaswr Corvallls nassenaer S:M p m ; onenaan passenger Il3:zs a re ; :'Pfly-..i IIDally except Sunday,;,, h t Rebate tlcketa en sale between Fot4. land. Sacramento and San Franoiaee. Net " rates S17 60 n rat -class and 114 second-class. e Seoond-claes inclades slesperi first slssa does not . .. E Rates and tickets to Eastern points and - urope. Also JAPAN. CHINA BON9 ULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob tained at Ticket Officer Net 164 ooraer . . Wrahlagtea and Third, . . - . ' , -- H ' ; ;.t;'- , 'T' tAMHTLLr DtVlSION. 'r T"Tr' sFaaeenger Depot, foot ot JeffenoA St ; f fv Portland dally 70 a. m., U:aU, I:&S, i:SS. 4:40. :SS, 1.30 p. aa Dally si cept Sunday, :ao, 1:40 a, Bk, 1:04. Ut p,' . m. Sunday only. a. m. u ' ArrWe Pe tlaad tally. 1:80, 10:60 it Bw 1:25. 1:10. 4:J0, 8:15. 7:40, 10 p. to. Dally except Sunday. 6:35. I: JO, 10:60 a, as; ex- , cept Monday, 12:4 a. m. Sunday only, .10.06 a. m.'' . . Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday,. 1:06 p. m. Arrive Portland :30 a., m. passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlie ; Mondavi. Wednesdays and Fridays at t:W: p. m. Returns Tussdaya and Saturdays, IVEaeept Sunday.- ; K - , .'A-SCHILLXNOrr!. R. B. MILtillL V,' i City Tkt. Agt OeA. Frt, Pass. Agt TIME CARD PORTLAND Depart , , ;. Arrive ' 1:00 p. m. 1:00 a. m North Coait Limited Twin City Express.... 11:30 p. m. a:ai p. m . Kansas City and St Louis Special, . ...... 8:23 a. m. 11:10 p, m Puget Sound Limited. 0:26 a. m. 6:46 p. m. - Take the puget Sound Limited for. Otympla, South Bend and Gray'a Uarher points, AH trains daily. Four ,t trains daily to Tacoma and Seattle. Three through te tha Aast : & .. , ::' ' ' Jk. D; CHARLTON. t ' Asst. General Pasa Agt. T tSS Morrison atreet , Portland, Ore ISliOHTLlNG UraoHPAciric THREE TRAINS DAILY , FOR ALL POINT5 EAST 3k l?iiw"ti i ICvfc .- lu,i suTiij yr-41 TJNION DEPOT. Lear. Arriva ckiCAOO-POk LANDam- BPECIAL. Daily Dally For the Bast via Hunt- tngton. . " BPOKANB FLtER. tt psa 1 For Eastern Washing- Daily Dallj; ton, Walla Walla, Lew . t .... V , iston, Coeur d'Alene and ' , ; " Ot. Northern polnta 1 ' ' ? ATLANTIC EXPRESS; &:S0"pa S:10am ' For the Bast via Hunt- oally , Dally . . .. : 1,.T Ington. rt . t f OCBAN AND BIYER BCHBDULB. : ' FOR SAN FRAN From ' ' . :- CISCO. Alno. .nnm1 88. Columbia worth . Mfn April f, 17, . Dock 69. Geo. W. Elder . ' 8:00pm " , April ft U, 2a. . . .... , FOB ASTOKlA and 8:00 pm :0Opm v ; way polqta, connecting Deny Dally with str, tor Ilwace and ex Sua ex Sua . North Beach, str. Has- sat 10 salo. Ash street deck, p m FOH C6RVAtU8 and t:46am' :fljpm way points, steamer Mon., Tuesw Ruth,? Ash street dock. . Wed- Thura Water permitting.) Frt 8at. FOR' DAYTON, Oregon 7:00 am 3:00 pa' City aad Yamhill River Tnes.. r Mon :. points, str. Modoc Ash Thur4 Wed-, ' street dock.-- Satv Frt - " . (Water permitting.) 4 . ' TICKET OFFICE. Third and Waahtng ton. Telephone. Mala HT7i PORTLAND c& ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. i " Tot Tokohama and Hongkong, ealimg at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila. Fort Arthur and Vladlvostock. For rates snd full Information call ea or address officials or agents ef the O. R. dt N. Co. " ARCHITECT AND ENOlNEER.' Fred A. Ballla, 43 Sd at TeL Oak 7S. Ves sels and machinery et all kinds - O- - signed. ' " - BARBERS. Joseph BeideL A53 Morrison st. FuUfleva A Moore, S63 Washington. Brownings Navalo Herbs and Vine Root for Dandrtuft and falling hair. 150 1st. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. O." VI. W. W7lwt A Co., SO Sts. st. leadlsg barbers' supply house Paeloe Coast. . LBWT9-8TENQER Barber Supply Co. -. Grinding at all sharp edge tools a spe elalty. -161 First Sfc i . ' ...ii... ii BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth Howard Co, .SM Chamber el ..COBUI'.''s- Vi''-'',.''- W "! BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.. ImHH , ' TECHNICAL SCHOOL. sicbools, buraniun, t ein.4. .