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,11333 EYEIONG JOTJIflrAlW POBTlTPe OREGON. ' THTJBSPATe TUKE i g. f 1002,'
foil iadies ;r
.10 WW
Attractions of . a Butte
i Poolroom .Vividly' ';
r Described.
fiournsT polal Barvic.)' v' .
BTJTTE, Jun l-Butt to regarded by
aom ptnoni a th most wiok: city
cn rth.,One naouliartty of th place to
indicated by th foUowta droular r
centry distribute to popl4' hr and
specially t wit''n;''&t'',"r
Ladles Wh Gamble Are Wlom at KM
' v.-,, Part SL:' " fT.?
Soclsty Ladies,
-' '' : '- 'i CClOTAd Lal, -i-J!. -
' :; ? : Working Woman.
UUt Pla Ponla With, Us. Nobody Barred,
i j. - Gentlemanly Attendant , . -
Con one arid you win com again,"
AU ladies Ilk to mak sy money, and
ou customers : think ua a good thine.
First-class drinks served from. Driscoll's
. bar, downstairs. '.- ; '
: W hav assisted many a poor woman
on tha road to prosperity. Special atten
tion cfrta to widows. '-
" We are Indorsed by '.Iha Mkyory Chtt
of PoUca, City Council, County Attorney.
Shttift, Butte 'Business Men's Assocla
. tlon, Ministerial Association.' and all food
altlaena. ' : ' -.
married ladies will sa pro.
jCome while your husband to. asleep or
at work, and should ho, object wwlB
furnish lgal advice end money , to pro-
euro divorce. .&"' v'4iv"tf
We furnish dream books and good dope.
Ton can drop Into, our plao without be-
ins; seen. The M. 4 M. does not rive the
odds that ,we dceeirh,waj.ronhM
cellar under the Boa Boot they wui sum
. Remember the place. ' .
Every poolroom in Butte has aecommoe
Cations for women bettors, but.no other
has son to this limit before.
ALL EUROPE
. FEELS KINDLY
. ' ' (Journal BpocUl flerrioa.V
CT. LOUIS, June 8.-Wrttlns- from
Paris, Walur Williams, r World s Pair
representative abroad, says:' '
"There Is the kindest feeling- toward
AJBsrioa Just now, and thaposltloa will
reap benefit therefrom. On hears on
all-aides moat cordial expressions of ad
mratlon and s-ood will. France will un
questionably make at St Louis the larg
est,'' finest and most attractive exhibit
ever mad- by-any- European country at
a foreign exposition. 4Tne press to aiding
the government to bring this about.
"There is general approval here of tha
postponement until 1904. , Many exhibit
ors so the editors' teQ me say that
while they would, have beeri represented
in' VK9 they can do double as well the
folldwing year. They are especially
pleased thai tha postponement should be
ou' acoount of the consideration shqWn to
foreign exhibitors, and foreign "'nations.'
'';' nil j i I', i ' n'jli ' I H j H "" 'f '
'- (Journal Spaoial' Service.) .
TOLEDO, O, June I -Members of the
Coal Dealersy Association of Ohio as
sembled in Toledo today and' embarked
op the Mackinac which they have chart
ered for a Journey to Dulutfe and retif!&
Tha sTnnual convention wQl be held dur-
lag thtrhv'.thf uglnsss aasslqns; baiBjc.fjortohWrt tsttSSr''
nera cooara Timn inetaaa "or" m a now
aSsMnblyaomv tofor44emrf
tha inambers ara, aq,ooropanled J ,theit
wivarj-fajftjiyga
77-ij9'..
THIRD TRIAL
THE CHARM
" . (Jnurnal Special Sr1o.
KXW TORK, June 6-Willlam B. Hep
nr. tha well-known theatrical wigmaker
and former husband of Louise Willis,
the actress, was married today to Miss
Prances Lillian Hutkoft, daughter of Na
than Hutkoft, a millionaire plateglass
manufacturer , and a prominent membet
of Tammany Hall. The wedding gift of
tha bride's father was a H0.000 residence
In Madison avenue, which Mr. and Mrs.
Hepnar will occupy upon their return
from aa extensive wedding Hour. - This
to Mr. Hepner fhJrd matrimonial Ven
tura. ' . ,
FREIGHT AGENTS.
(Journal Special Service. ) ?
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.,: June l-Th
National Association of Traveling Freight
Agents to holding Its. annual convention
her with an attendance Of represents,
tlvesof the chief: railroad- sysums of
the United States and Canada. Tha meet
ins; continues several days, the business
sessions being Interspersed With various
feature bt - entertainment provided by
the Indianapolis Commercial Club.
GOLF MEET
- (Journal Special Servlce.1 .
; MONTCLAIR.' N. J..' June 5. The third
annual .tournament of the New Jersey
State Golt Association began under au
spicious conditions ere today And will
continue through tha week. : Tha contest
ants Include team from, the Lakewood
Country Cluh. Baltusrol Essex. County
Country Club, Engiewood Ooff Club and
ether prominent clubs of the state, . t
Tho unusual continuing tirnmess la the
egg 'market!' is the only special feature
In the wholesale markets today, Tha re
cIpta of tgga have been rather fair, but
when, the market becomes sllghUy
clogged they ars rushed . la ta, oold storage
bytha newly.: formed local egg trust
Eggs are quoted today flrm at M and vik .
centi ft'dosen.'H i ?- ' i
M. few coops of spring chickens aid
ducks this morning llveneeV things up
slightly. , ;Beelnts, ot boultry' are fair,
but demand oontlntresyery strong. Quo.
tationa aro tbe same. -y'''5 A'i '$--:
There to absolutely nothing doing ' bt
the grain market Jocally. Mo buying '
selling, has bean reported tot soma time;
All kinds : of ' fresh :. m-ts show ' a
marked tnor,ease today m receipts. No
changes hkvtf occurred Itt prtces.?.:3!
Th first shipment of 'California plums
has arrived and to selling at fJ. i. box.'
ORATN AND PLOOTR.
Wheat-Kominal: Walla Walla,' Cto;
bluetm,-7Hc! valley, t7e.: ' , v .
BarleyPeed, t&6H per ton. : V
pata-No. whieT.Lwl.Kk, gray, tU
Piour-Best grades, ttSOtaO par bar-,
rel: grahasv WA.W. V : ,
MUlstuSa Bran, per toaj mid
dlings. CO; shorts, $18; chop. I17.W.
Hay Tlmotny, klMih; clover. tl:MQt V
- BUTTER, EQQ 8, POULTBT, 5
Butter-Creamery, WiityUHci dalry.; 19
17c ; -store, l6Q.io. ' 1 - !k.::m
Eggs-Homier- , .irlv.
Cneese-iruU . cream, twins. ,
Toung America,' Mo. . 4 ' .-
PouTtry-Chiokens, mixed. -JM.WIW.Wl
hens, tiiOQi dos: broilers. I2.503; fryers,
4W4.M dos; Jduoks. 4.6tX ; per ttoa; tur
keys, live. Ufec; dressed, lilo per i
geese, KiM pef' dos,
' VBOfiTABtes AND PRtTTP. ? ' '
. Potatoes-Best BurbanJu, tl.40l- per
cents k Jterly Kom,. Si.uwHis per cenial.
omons-Californiai red, Qf
gea. 2.fOt-7B. '.
Tomatoea-2.tSSltO' crate for California;
, tumlpe. HS'l.tS; cafrots iLr beets.
fl.VINlt.S per sac, cmitniiuw-n. w-v r-'
dosen oelery, ,Wc per dpseu; -peaajte
Bo per Id.: asparagus. ($U6 box; rad
tahea, per dos., Walter green onions,
dos... UVHfttct cabbages, new flat .XJutcb,.
lo lb: early York. IVia lb; trawberrles,Ua.
mM onte do .Oregon, lawrwatt jat m
OrigouTrhubarb, aJ-fyJ
ptUHisL'boJ,-iny X
CaVrMIt jniACiAaTsalVflB -v
w - t . i L'j-, - .sai or a. - .
cijtfo
Sugar -Cub,- f4.6r. crusbeu. fi.;
eowoVed. - .;'" granulated, , Hs;
xtraTC; IU0L l " C Mi
itateoTH. 100 ms'aack Wl;
barrets, Wo j half 'Uarrria, e ;
pr loflba. Above basis. W
count for prompt cash) maple, 12Hw
fancy,
xmimmh: Java. aood. 2Cit24c; - Java.
ordi-
... Itt-kL.. " rVi.a ftlca fane.
Jii.il bT W lauiaet Costa it lea.
Costa Ml
ordinary, Juiae p pound; Columbia
" Yd: Artuckl?s : WM 1IU Lion.
tU.it Ut; Cordova, 1UB; Yosemit. il
Bait Fee table ano oairy. m w'
aackv Tiefll verpool, J7ejk ; W Orcester, BSe;
Barrels, Worcester, bulk, jau lbs, o.7;
bales xa to los. per bale, fcj.lu.
8tit-Coaroe,- half ground, lwe, per ton
S'JU.IS; 60s per ten. It.0. --
Honey-Fancy white, H9lic: light amber.-
12H01o: dark amber, tosrifc.
Grain baffn-Ce-loutta, ' !&. 75 per 100
for July-august - 1 - , .
Nuts-Peanuts, 6CH? per pound for
rsw.0e 'for roasted! coroBP'.-ta, tso
o per-dosenf walnuts, 12W8le per
pofndi pl uUi , 40l2V4o; hlokory nuts,
fc; .chestnuts 3.MftJ. per J-mi; Bra
sl( -tu,-l?c-lbert, iMfta.'. fancy -p
cans; MfeleV almonds. T2H16e.
Coal OU-Caaes. Seue per gallon; bar
rels. 16c; :tanks.. c. .' , . .
Wee, impeHaf, Japan No. t fa: No. t
jilc- New OrieabS. Wte. - ...
Heans Small vhite. VAer larre white,
si-tc; pink, c:, bayou, Sc; llinas, to.
Salmon Columbia River, one-pound
tall !&; two-pound Ulla, fancy
one-'pound flats, U; Vrpouad fancy flats,
siS; Alaska tails, Vic; two-pound tails.
tsun. -1 - v
HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES.
Hops-HlilSo Pr pound; contract,
BvtroNomlnal; Valtoy, UUc; Vast
em Oregon, Wile.
BheepsKlns Shearings, - U09ic: short
wool. 25fi35o; medium wool, 3060o; long
wool, tatvwlt each. . i-
Tailow-Prime. iper pound, Wte: No.
1 and grease, 2H3c.
Hides-Dry bides. No. L 16 pounds and
op. 15915H0 Pr pound; dry kip. No. I,
B to IS sound, 18y; dry calf. No. 1 under
a pounds, 16c: flryJBalted. bulls and stag,
one-third less tban dry Irlnt! aalUo bides,
steers, sound, SJu pounds and ever, S90e;
so to 60 pounds, TCoci under SO pounds
and cows, 7c; stars and bulls, sound, SO
bVic: ktp, sound, di-ta W pounds, Jc; "vaT.
"bund, lb lopltpoAinfToi l(fsound.
i undergo poufidst-8er afeen ansaited),'lo
per pound less; cuiis e psr pound less;
1 ecai'ww".
f J?" 'WlnlairX
5 iuwtvm-:.L t&Lijiis
! ,f; ItSATSoAnv srsn v isjwwsvj,,
vPrsh.Mat--Bef. ?7c:-porkv7H9
'go; v Ttc' biUtton, ntfa per ffi.
dessed7 WM(Of 4oW and bulls, fcfiio;
hAmbvrw7 Uy.-Hvr.f sr
uami,' Mseon, Ww-Portlana t pae
cwistern) nam a, lAfcOMKe, Picnic. Do lb.j
breakfast bacon, 15H lb.; light aides.
1MW backs, USlIc:. dry salted,
atdea. Ucj dried hee&vette, lie; lnsldts
ind knuckles, JSo per lb.: outsldes,
Uo pr lb. f Eastern packed ' hams
underU Ibrf 4H vr Utibs l4Ho;
fancy, ci picnic, lie; shoulders.
Hot dry salted sides, unsmoked, Uc;
breakfast bacon. bacon sides. Uc;
backa, unsmoked,' Utte; smoked, lle;
ld-ttle ieat.'13Uc; steam rendered.
' UHc tierce- basis.' 1 ' '
psotiis or n
(Journal Special flervlo.!
HTrrC.HINSON,;,Kam,'Juna i. Prohlb
itlontst of Kansas Assmbld In state
convention hr today" nd' wer called
to order by Chairman Mont Williams of
Jhe state' committee. ' Th conrentlou
will adopt resolutions' and hame candi
dates for '.Governor and tha other sUte
officials to b chosen at the coming elec
tion. ,., -.v " ", " 1
'tv, ( Jouraal Special Servlee,! : ; -
NASHVILLE. Ind., Jun t Th Demo
cratlo Cocgraaalonal convention i : f ' the
Fourth district 1 la session heftr today.
All lndloaung point to the renomlnatloa
bt Oongrsmaa . Marion . Griffith, Th
only rival aspirant for the honor to Will
iam M. Altmaa. of this county,;!,; u 2
This talented ' spiritualistic medium la
unlike all others, fihajejtor.es lost ar
fection. locates missing property, aal
bring 'ioy and ' gladness ' to suffering,
hearts. She has - always aiven saUsfao-
tlon, and thera ar. Jthousanda wha.-canU
testily to mis tact uvn ( torn woinw
day before consulting -her. BOoa MV
UaodoouaA, building. .. -
IIIDIHOW
EPI1I IWIQ
"'. (Journal Special 8ervice.
' ATGUBTA. Os, June .-AuguU has
thrown wide open her doors to the en
thusiastic young , people , of ' Methedistn
Who are bar for the annual sesaioff of
tha Epwortb Leagues of tbe Korth Oeor
gtaCoafersnoe.K The sessions are to con
tlnue through the remainder of the week
and a number of speakers of note ' are
to be heard. An elaborate musical pro
gram to also an attractive feature of tho
gtbsrtoa:;yi'?V:
lllSklNES !AND1M1NINCL 1.
t' L.Cody. O."M. .cWeW,.t,-;Jt Kl
By,'H.'U.i McCarthy and A. B. Cousins
left .Portland yesterday fot Oranfa, Pass
and adjrot, districts to inspeot ; mining
properties. They expect to bo Absent
nly four or Ave days.- ) - ; V"-
Tbe'.LeRoy Company, In' the Bohemia
district, la. driving away withutinter
mission,: night and day, on their big tun
nel running- continuously on or. . Their
sew car and track recently laid ia work
ing emoothly. Mr. Duncanson. caiitor-
ma mining' man, wno ivau yrwr
erty last week, says: "The half 'has,
never been told," . and showed hto ood
faith by, investing goodly sum In the
stocks of tba .company. i
One of tba most important mining de
velopments in Josephine County .to the
uncovering bf immense bodies of' copper
or in the Waldo district, about 40 mllen
westerly from Grant's Pass. - Experts
glvr It as" their cpinton that- thto- la tha
greatest discovery of copper wUbln the
past decade. ', Colonel Draper, : maaager,
and his business associates hav ao
compUshed a largo amount of develop
ment and with a small smslter erected
at tha mine have demonstrated tha high
vaius of the properties. Over HW,0OQ has
:1pc'limlo
and
tThi: harvest o!gold is, noV wel
' !teialJMb-iet: districts of(8o
' OiWwici 4. ra quantity of the y
on
irn
vellow
mJ1klrfay aen shipped from
f "QMS -to . tne buii
swill', jarxeiy sweu
-a-BrnvSnthern Orrton this seksbn
w SUiHlrtS amount of the precious itiff
fV.bsft trouirht in from the "dry
gulch" placer.,
jfed; ESTATE TRANSFERS
X C. Gulletta t al. and wife to Mary
K-, Peterson, lots 10 and U, block L
Portsmouth Villa annex .t.....n...
Mary K. Peterson to Jennie E. Burn- .;
dim. same ,; 1
S. Ew Dalton and husband" to O. W. j
Richmond, loU and . moea m
HolladaVa Add
(too
B. Janson and wife to 3. W. Crock
er, Bub.' "E." "F," lot S, block 7,
Portland Homestead
3. W. Crocker and A. . L, Crocker,
aame ...... v.......
J. C, Alnsworth, trustee, and wife to,
Alnsworth National 'ft"'. W
acres, section 8. , township 1
. south, rang 1 east
Same to sam. undividedjhalf south
--cast Quarter, section 8? townshlf
I north, range 1 west...., .
Same to same, lots 80 to 44 inclusive,
block i; lots t to 38 Inclusive, block
4; lots 1 to 40 inclusive, block It;
lots 1 to 80 inclusive, block 23; lots
II to-25 inclusive, block 14. Qray
brook Same to same. U lots, Lincoln Park.
Same to same, ,, nprtheast quarter
section 15, township 1 north, range
east ...A. .
M. S. Alnsworth to same, part of
"Graybrook"
W. a Ward and wife to D. Engel
Stad, lots 11 and 13, block 13, South
ern Portland
J. N. Pearcy and wife to B. 1
Bailey, lot 8, block 10, Beventh-
i Surest .Terraces
Tbemaa'Rutto and wife to L Zuooo,
1 acre, section 8. township I south,
ISO)
range 1 east v 407
Jsefolpefno5 we Willlan j.
Liovelock. lot 4, oiock ius, Biepnens
iisd dw aj. 'jL '.-. rZi. -(j-.-s. 169ft.
'J.FiCsfrin lo M- 3L'aUttWts 'f
-s-atnt-a.j'btock 118;- CaruthersnB.dd.
I t$ Clty.;Jjr5j,iNj.,..ri..t.it..1(..
A. W. Barkwell to J. N. Pearcy. lot
-I, block 10. 8eventh-8treet Terracea
David acKeowu and wlf to, Ann
; McKeown.- west half lots S and .
ttlook Tibbett' Add .
William McKeown, adsalnlatrator, to
same, east IS acre northeast quar
ter of southwest quarter, section
1 - township 1 south, range t 'east.
Portland Lone Fir Cemetery Com-
' pany to Sarah Simpson, lot 41,
block 38, Lone Fir Cemetery
A. W. and Belle Lambert to J. H,
Pareitus, lot 10, block IS, Dunn'i
Add .-......i';;
Hatu C. Anderson and husband to
Axel C. Sword, 10 acres, section it,
township 1 south; range ( east..:,..
1416
35
O0i
Harriet Kenendy and husband to
Louis Hain, lot 14. block . Tlb
botts Homestead
Sycamore R. E. Company to L. H.
Addlton. 2 acres, section It, town
ship 1 south, range I east ;
25)
300
rortiana Trust Company of Oregon
to German , Evangelical Lutheran
Trinity Church, lots 1, and JB,, "
block 14, Williams-Avenue Addt..; mj
L. B. Fitch and H. E. Pat tee, parf
, bloc IS, McMilton' Add... 5 i
Myra Olesoa and husband t Mar-t ,
thaX St. Georga, lots .11, 34, ts.'ti 't:
ni 28, block ft, Smlthson' Land ,f 7
Company Add BS
J. H. Oiisoome to Oeorgo- R. - and Br --rn
C Clark, tots 1 and t, block t, aria
oomo Tract m
J. R. Mead t al.. trustee, to . H
Ruah, lots 17 and 18. Mead's ACtit...it5D0
'.:V , , ,Vkr
Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts
Miss Slimly (St th chorusV-Oh. ; t
aunt mwm now i cm ever, go oerore all
those peopl la th tigtoM.i.,f ,
. Mis Shapely Oh, yea just stand aiont-
sid of me and no on will ever notte
you., ir-;'-' :
' MV; She': Had, y? )W&
Old Lady Oh, offlcerl 1 feel so funnyl
.OffiorHav you vwtlgev ma'amf "
Old Lady Tes; about a mil-Judge -.
laiARlNaOTESvgvi
The staamer Joseph KelloTg brought lit
load ot ahingle yes tarda rl from Castle
Rack and Jlo (or shlpmefi to Estra
palata, -i ' - -" ?
V Tha, Amarlcaa .tamshi Indiana is
loading 8008 tons C baled bay at Tacoma
whleb eh will take t Nona and thr
Alaskan portA .
It la estimated that the number of peo
ple Wh will to north from Puget Bouod
this summer will xed 38,008. The Ohio 1
and Roanok toft Saatu Tuesday night
for Alaska with' about 1T0O passengers. .
The steamer Altona brought down a
cargo of HI ton yesterday from Me.
MlnavtUa, which to accredited with being
th largest load vr brought through
th Oresrnn City locks. Th beat arrived
her at d p. aa, and it was 10 Volook
at night before th cargo was discharged.
. 1 1 1 .1 1
k 5 Distinction.
Many a man may "Uke tha cake," ani
yt not be a bread winner. '
tXtCUTORS' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the undar
altnad have been appointed by the County
Court ot th Stat of Oregon for Multno
mah' County, executor and executrix, re
spectively, of th last will and testament
Of Graham Glass, deceased.
All persons naving ciaims against me
state of said deceased are required to
present them, with proper Vouchers, at
The office of Graham Glass, l;'tvt First
Street, roruana, ; ureson, wunin six
months from the date of the publication
f this notlos. . .
FRANCES GLASS. .
Dated, Portland. Or., May tx. im.
NOTICE8.
The O. A. R. Memorial Day commute
wUl meet on Sunday,. June A at 8 p. m..
In room 716, Oregonlan building, to audit
bills for expenses of Msmorial Day. Per.
sons having bills against the committee
should present them before that tint to
fit. SutcUffo, Wt AWr street. , , .
PARTY TAKING WHEEL from Orego
nlau buHdlng, Monday, between 4ft) and
' 4 p. m. to known; return same to Roy
Richardson, m Second; , no utloua
askedJ ' i f.
5.4 B0Y8 WANTEDJ
WANTED SIX' good boys on ths East
Sld- for Journal routes: Apply t Tam
hill. Journal offlc. '
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS-
HALL'S safe, -Standard f th wrld:
safes sold ea easy payments; trad your
old sat for a new one. Norrts gat
Lock Co., Seaoni and Stark sts.
Furniture wagons, trucks, hacks,. coupes;
aiso aw oiner veniries, uv
aats harne.
100 saddles. Tomilnaon
slail, Hit
Washington strs.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED A good tjusiness opportunity
for a live, energetic man with a few
hundred dollars a capital; handles his
own money. Thla will pay to look into.
Addreaa Box 100, The Journal.
1 ' I 1
PERSONAL.
MDME. H. E. ELY, Dermatologist, mas
sage, electric treatments. 1Mb First st.
MADAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoysnt, tella
past, present and future; life readinsj.
Mo; dally. (61 Fifth st
Bnowden Bathrooms, 880ft Wash., room L
Vapor baths, massage tid . electric
treatment.
CLAIRVOfANT.
MRS. STEVEN8, the leading Palmist and
Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on au
affairs ot life; readings, 60c 221 Mor
rison st. ,
mi. ajHwwMMkHMenMesaaaasMlMMa .
ROOM AND BOARD. ,
633 E AST "ANKlTNT3eaBanJt"front
rooms, with board; gas, bath; telephone
Blue 841 '
ROOMS FOR RENT. ,
43S ALDER, cor. 13th Nicely ' furnished
.front rooms; all conveniences; suitable
for one or two gentlemen.
THE ROSS-tlltt 1st., cor. Salmon; i
gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone
Red 189L .
FURNISHED ROOMS-181 Ut St. cor.
YamhUt; transient solicit! Teh Brown
SSL
THE GRAND New management: light.
airy room, hatha. 387 Yamhill; taL
i Hoed 71.
FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, . tel. SSt
jh!Bh4li.r near cor. . :Wetj Pafs fhn
THE BURBANK, 334 Ymhlll-WslJ-fur-llafted
tfront room; and. board)? Jso
.' fctbebard. v i .. t. :
THEf LOCKWOOD. S61VI IMorrisoa st-.
FuMshed rooms; transient. rPhon Ore
gon South C4& .'Wji-'
THE METROPOLE New management.
861 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable.
MANHATTAN COURT-Brick building;
steam heat, newly furnished. 811 Stark.
THE CASTLE ST! Wash.: rcms for gen
tlemen; transient Tel. South 78L
HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and
teams: wood-choppers; farm bands and
pTikersi-work of ail .kinds in and out
of city for men and women; 39-day
guarantee on every ticket Call and see
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
m Morrison; branches, 147 Bumside and
, U North Third, t .
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIOHE8T PRICK patdjpr wotTs cart -oft
clothmg and shoes. 73 N. 8f Phone
Green 428. Orders promptly attended to.
PATENT FOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H Interest
a valuable patented asphalt paving pr-
"i cess; has been operated successfully.
Address Bos UL Journal offloe.
CONTRACTORS.
campbelC
tr-OAVK SL
h- carpenter and
: builder: repair work,
phone Front 13C6.
as 11
Irst street;
WINE DEPOT.
THE COLUMBUS California - Win De
Sot P. Loratl. Prop. Ail kind win, 8
alais. Fin wine, liquor and cigars.
Htadauarttrs for cocks, .waiter,
" bartenders. 3 Fourth St. : Or. phone
FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE.
ir At. Estate and General Buslneas
f IXkc.l P B- BudA W Fl StV"?.
. CARPENTERS AND BUItOBHt.
Khn A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder.
- 01 Stark M offlp ndatoro;gtura
built and remodeled. altTtng S4
pairing bouses.
Phone Mala
11.
CIOAM ANOTOBACCCs
'ibe Railroad ,Cigar Btore. Sae iWasA V
TEAS AND COFf EsW
statues ee, oiw
Utb St. opp. Postofflce.
ea Store. Famous AiisUetoa Ve.
Advert! your' want
th a . paper, that roes
to ail the people.
"' --SB ' V
ATTORNEYS.
Paxton, Beach Simon, Sit Chamber 4f
Commerce. , .. -
Charles A Lucas, room 621 Chamber of
Commerce. ...,' ,
Jamea Olfason. and 3 Malkey Building.
ASSAYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel,, Assayer and Analyslsti
gold dust bought. 328 Stark st. -.
BOOTS AND SHQES.
A, Dreyers, 87 -Third st
J. Banger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington.
The Nelson Shoe Store, 43 North 3d st
Marks Shoe Btore. 161 Morrison St., near
- 3d. Agsnts Jenness M tiler Shoes.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brupswlek'-Balke Collender Co.. ID
intra, t; .
CHIROPODY AND M ANICURI NO.
Wn. DeVeny and Esteiiei beveny, 301
Alisky Buig., Third snd Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's
Shoe Store, SaH Washington St. f hon
...Hood 7li. -K-i.
CONFECTIONERY,
A J. Coff man. Chocolate and Boa Bon.
Washington St.
W. J. Powell, Candies and Cigar. 4
Washington st-
Henry Blumenauer. Manufacturing Con
fectioner, tu WashliiKton st
CYCLIST8 AND MAIJHINERY
E P. Kcenan, Columbia. Hartford . and
. Vldette Bicycles,- First st Phone Ited
1M3.
Sewing Machine ant) Bicycles, 836 Mor.
rlaon street.
CORNICESSKYLIGHTS.
Metal" SKyilghts. ;Gnivnli!d iron 'Cor
.i...n" "1 ' l "V"' ' '
;r,r: HCEAMERIEa,, ; ; . f:
La Orand Creamery Company, butter.
eggs anuenease. -an xamniu si. s-aooe
Qregop. Mala 7fl.. . l .t , - L .
Arllagten Creamerr, butter,' f g. cheese,
etc., jautnaia, st. . ? .
COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers in sli kind of
coal and wood, 344 Morrison st
Banneld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
w i nira st, rnon Main ana uoi. tti.
DECORATORS.
E. H. Moorehous A Co., wall papers, 30?
DENTISTS.
8. M. Ham by, D. D. 8., room 8 Wash
ington Bidg., Washington and 4th sts.
Theodore 8. Thompson, 60-61 Washington
Bldg., ' Wsshington and Fourth sis.
Phone Hood 414
P H. LangWorthy, rooms 7 and 8 Benson
Building, mVi Morrison street, near
Fifth. '
Htckey A Hickey, rooms 817 to lit Dekuni
bldg., 3d and Wash. sts. Phone South 81.
PRE88MAKERS.
Mrs. E. J. Oliver. Millinery Parlors, room
u sxacieay aiag.
DRUGGISTS.
O. P. S. Plumc-.er, 380-263 Third st
Bow A isartln. Sixth and Washington.
Frank J. 8tretblg, 843 Washington st.
Lsue-Davla Drug Co., 175 3d st. Phone 848.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical Works-Offlc. 3i
Washington st
Western Electric Works. SOttfc Wash, st
HAT MANUFACTUHER3.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO
VATORS Only place In Portland, for
good work: union hatters. Boston Hat
Company, 83 Fourth street; phone Black
1(33.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott, 15 years' experience
In diseases of women. Write .-or call
308 Salmon str- -- -
ELECTRICIANS.1
Arthur T. walker, room 31 Cambridge
Building. 'Phone Red 3964. Residence,
Pink 1331.: ' '
ENGRAVERS.
Hicka-Chatte Bngraving Company, Mor
rison, between First and Second at.
EMPLOYMENT .AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., ttl Bumside st
Acme Employment Bureau, 185 Morrison.
Help free to employers. Phone North
S38L Columbia 187.
FINANCIAL.
00,000 to loan at I and 8 per cent Wm.
Beck, 331 Morrison st
FURRIERS.
Th Sllverfleld Pur Mfg. Co., 33S Morri
son st
GROCERS.
F. Dresser A CotMO-W Washington st
Qwen II. Serple A Co.. Fancy Groceries.
3C3 Morrison st
HAIRDRE88ING, MANICURING.
Parts Hair Store, 308 Washington at. up-to-date
hair dressers.
Rosenthal SlstersWig-maklng and man
icuring. 160 Fifth st. Hood 914.
HAY AND GRAIN.
W. S. Lauthers. 110 North Third st. Lime.
Bhtngles and Cement
HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere. European plan, Fourth
and Aldar t.
Esmond HotelT Rates: European. EOo t
3LW per day. Front and Morrison sts.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Horn Furnisher Furniture. Carpets,
Parlor Goods. Stoves, etc See I. Oev
una Bon. 178-178 First. 318-128 Yam
hill. Both phone 301
INSURANCE.
Buffer. Burgard Co., 381 Washington at.
PRINTER AND STATIONERY. , .
J. R. Rogers, Job Printing. 333 Morrison.
uVUOTte MACHINES.)
All styles repalringr phpnorraphs, rc
ordo7 Transcontinental Machln Cc 313
, Washington SL; j
STATIONERY.,
Th stuhasa Stationery Co W Morris
tr-' h k!s " ! ; . T ik
Jsme R. Ewlng, BopksMI-r. Y. M. C.t A.
Bldg 18 Fourth st, Portland. -
Classified dVrtisiriig
f . HAVE YOU A WANT? rr:
JEWELERS.:
Belding Bros.. Diamonds, Watch, t&
46 Third at.
Th L. C. Henrlchsen Co., jewelers and
opticians; 24 Washington st: , v
The O. Hettkemper Co.; manufacturing
jewelers, 3i Morrison st
John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc,
807 Morrison st
Vanderburg Watch House, 140ft Third st
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally. Como, brush, soap.
u per montn. Novelty supply L'y., 40
. iNinta si. jt ot. . aiv. .
LIVERY STABLES.
Frasler A McLean Livery Stable. Both
phones rJ. No. 300 to 308 Fifth st .
MA8SAGE.
W. Hi Faulkner, room 18, 861ft Morrison
t. .. - - -.
MU8ICAL INSTRUM ENS. J
Flute, guitar, mandolin- and banlo in
struction. Prof. B. A. Smith, residence
t&4 Twelfth. Phono Brown 65.
Fisher Muslo Store. Everything in music.
Phone Red 82. ISO Thiru st
LADIES' TAILORING.
Ladies' tailor-made sultsr fancy embroid
ered and applique dresses and trimming.
Stephan a, 2a Alder sL
MONUMENT8.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work. .201 Third st Estimates on
Arst'daas work and stock only.
N BROKERS. - -
Uncle Henry, 43North Third it
Portland Loan Office. Dan Marx, prop..
74 Third st., near Oak. Fuons Brown 47a,
Uncle Myers, -Jeweler. 143 Third st
Souie Bros'. Piano Co.TW Washington st
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
E. W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits.
Third and Washington sts.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor A Stanton,: plumbing and steam
.JJtyng., 88 BUth st . t
i . ".a
REAL ESTATE
Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 708
Chamber of Commerce.
M . I.i " .
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 828. 202
Washington at,
k
The King Real Estate Association. 723
Chamber of Commerce.
E. F. Riley, 608 Chamber of Commerce.
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans, 361 Washington. Main 888.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial Hotel.
Strouse's Restaurant, 228 Washington st
City Chop House and Restaurant, 11 Third
St., N.
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY.
The latest QuarUscop views, 83 Third st
8T0RAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Pick, offlc 88 First st, bet Stark
and Oak; phone (08. Pianos and furni
ture moved and Decked for ahlppinr;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse.
r ront ana utay sis.
Furniture. Piano and Safa Moving and
Packer. Charles M. Olsen. 128 First
street , .
TYPEWRITERS.
Th Smith-Premier Typewriter, 123 Third
street All makes of typewriters for
rent Supplies for all machines. L. A
M. Alexander A Co., agents.
TICKET OFFICES.
Overland Ticket Offlc. 140 Third st; SS
to 820 saved to all points.
TAILORS.
We call for, clean, pre and deliver one
ault each week for 8L00 per month. 433
Washington st ,
Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third sL, oppo
site Chamber of Commerce. .
, . ;TRUNK FACTOi.Y. - i i.-
"Harris Trunk. Co trunks, vallaea, aatcsv
els. ete.. V81 Morrison 8t. ; .
WALL PAPER.
n.ejwiWi-
H. P. Chrtatertsea, wall : papers, and
painter. ,141 Seventh U corner Alder. ,
Ernest Miller A Co., wall paper and deo
OratlOns. 'UT First st. ,
w .j i BANKS.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERC'Sl-
Wlth which Is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up 2'222-22?
Reaorve 3.000.00
Transacta a general banking; business.
SA.V .BANK DEPARTMENT.
Accounts opened for sums of 318 and up
wards, and Interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application.
344 Washington st w ,
E. A. WTLD. Manager.
LADD ft TILTON, BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Transaet a general banking business.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms. Letters of credit Issued avail
able in Europe and th Eastern States.
Bie-ht exchange and telegraphic trans
fers sold on New York. Washington. Cht
caao" 8t. Louis, Denver, Omaha, San
Francisco and various points In Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana and British
CExcnange sold on London, Paria, Berlin,
Frankfort and Hong Kong. ,: -
MERCHANTNATONALBANK-
r WrSiX
W Hoyt .............Cashier
nio W Hoyt Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS AOfiNEAL BAKINa
United States Depositary.
Drafts and letters of credit issued avail
able to ail parts of tha world.
Collections specialty. Gold dust bought
LONDON BANMFRANCISCO BANK.
Cha.mb.r t
Head office, 56 Old Broad street, London.
This bank transact a general banking
business, makes loans, discounts bills and
Us' e letter ot credit available for trav
elers and th purchase of merchandise in
any city of th world. Deal la foreign
and domestic exchange.
Interest pal on time deposit. t v
interest j, MACRAE. Manager, -
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY to -Loan oa Cttv lots and int.
proved farm. W, A Shaw A Co, 83
Stark Street. '.
W. A.1 HATHA V AY Money to loan. 1
Washlngte4n Building. Phone Hood 413.
O. M. ROSENDAttv M. E, & C E.
818 Oregonlan Bulldinsi, Po-tlshd. Or., re
ports on mines snd mining property of
every description. Assavs and analysis;
lowest rates. Correspondence solicited.
Help Waoted, Mr line, . . .
taipleyeMat Waated, er Ua. m
For Kent, per Mae, . . . , , 34
Waawd, Smw, per lloa, M,,:
pirSTi !
rer mm, per uaa, ... , a
, Cmtract rates e sppllsstlea.
E4ST
SOUTH
Depot Fifth and
1 Streets.
Leave.
1 Arrive
IOVERLAND EX-1
8:30 pm
8:30 a m
(PRESS TRAINS.
7:4S a m v
tor Baiem.. rtoea-
'r-':V'5 - ' .
burg.Ashlsnd. Sac
ramento.' Osden.
hf:88
San Francisco. Mo-
jave. IjOs Angeiea.
El Paso, Now Or
leans snd th East
At Wo o d b u rn
(dally except Sun-
Oay), morning train
'connects with trslni
for ml Anaei. sil
ver ton. Brown-
v 1 1 1 e. Spiiogfteld,
and - Natron, and
Albany Local fori
Mb Angel and BU-1
verton.
4r00 p m
7:30 a m
4:S0 p m
Albany passenger
18:18 a m '
tlHlU'i
Corvalila passenger
&nenaan passenger
wsas am,.
Daily. Pally except Sunday. ; . ,
Rebate tickets on sale between Port- "
land, Sacramento and San Franolaco. Net '
ratea $17 M first-lass and 314 second-claaa. .
Second-class Includes sleeper; Arst-eias
does not ..-. y :; ,. '
Rates and tickets to Eastern points an .
Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA, UONO-'
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be
tained at Ticket Office, No. 3S4, orna..
Washington and Third. r .
' YAMHILL DIVISION. ; '4
. Passenger Depot foot ot Jefferson 8L' :
Leave Portland dally 7:30 a. nv, U:80i
1:58, 3:25. 4 '40. 6:25. 8.30 p. m. Dally SX-, '
oept Sunday, i:S0, 1:40 a. m, 8:06, U:30 p.s
m. Sunday only. It. n. ... k
Arrive Pottland dally. 8:80, 10:80 a, nu.,
1:35. 3:10. 4:30, 6:18. 7:4d. 10 p. m. Dally
except Sunday, 1:35. 1:30. 10:60 a, hl: ex-' .
cept Monday,.. 13:40 A m.: Sunday pnly.i
10j a. in. .
Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday, . '
8:05 p" m. -Arrive Portland 1:80 a. m'"
lassengr train leaves Dallas for Atrll v
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:80
p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays.
; 'Except Sunday -ji-----';:.;
. V. A. BCHILLiSQ. ' R.& MILLER,' '
City Tkt Agt. . i GeA Frt,-A Pass. Agt.'
TIME-CARD .
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
Depart. 'Arrir. .
North Coast Limited.'. .3:00 p, m. , J:Wa. ns.,
Twin City Express.... 11:30 p. m. 80 m. ,
Kansas City and St ...
Louis Special ....... 1:35 A m. 11:1? p, as.,
Puget Sound Limited. 3:26 a.m. 3:46 p. aa
Take the Puget Sound Limited for
Olympla. South Bend and Gray' Hsrbos" ,
Joints. AU trains dally. Four ..tralna,
ally to Tacoma and Seattle. ThrM .
through to th East
i. D. CHARLTON. 4
Oenerai Pass. Agt.
st Portland, Or. -
Asst
: 365 Morrison street
0DFGD7I
ISiiojrlifiE
uraoNPAcmc
THREE TRINSDAIIrii'-
FOR AIL POINTS EAST'
Zf I SUNSIT
I O (000N. tnSl-" I
AAA liHA Pfa
JJill'L Pi
UNION DEPOT. Lv. Atrlva-...
CHiCAGd-PORTLAND 00am 4pta ;
SPECIAL. Dally Dally
For th East via Hunt- - ,
ington. . j - 1 '' 1
SP6KANB FLYER.' rarpm" " .
For Eastern Washing- Daily , .
ton, Waua Walla, Lw- V'"iH- 1
iston. Coeur d'Alen and ' i "
Ot Northern points. - ' , r v
ATLANTIC EXPRESS. S:50pm, 8:10am t
For the East via Hunt Dally Dally v. ;
ington. - -. t; t at I
OCEAN AND BIYER BCHEDPLB.
FOR BAN FRAN. iFrom '
CISCa -, Alns- ..bob
SB. Columbia , worth t .
April 7, It, IT. ,l "! " Dock r
B8. Geo. W. Elder . aiPtptt
AprU 3. 13. 83. , v
TOR ASTORIA and 1 :00pm., '.' '
way points, connecting Dally Dally -with
str. for Uwaco and ex Bun ex Sua
North Beach, atr. Has- Sat 1 -'
sal. Ash street dock. p m - - t
TOTTCORVALLlS mai :Uam 1:00 pm -wsy
points, steamer Mon., Tuea, ... :f,
Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed Thura
(water permitting.) ' Frt ' Bat .
FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:08 am 3:00 poa1
City and Yamhill River Tues.. Mon.v .
points, str. Modoc As Thur Wed.,
street dock.- Sat Fit , .
(Water permitting.) '
TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing?.
ton. Telephone. Main 712.
PORTLAND & ASIATIC !
STEAMSHIP XO,
For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling "
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting steamers tor Ma- "
nlla. Port Arthur and Vladlvostoek.
For ratea and full Information sail on,
or address officials or agents of the. O..
R. A N. Co.
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
Fred A Ballln. 43 2d at Tel. Oak 7. Ves
sels snd machinery of all kinds d
aigneA t , ' . ,
BARBERS.
Joseph Reidel, SM Morrison st
PutlUov A Moore, t&i- Washtnatea.
C. V. Hare. 14S Fifth street .
Browning Navajo Herbs and Vtn Roots
for Dandrf uff and falling hair, ISO 1st.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
O." N.' W."Wilson A Co.. 80 6th st. leading
barbere' supply house Paoloe Coast.
LEWTB-STENOER Barber Supply' Co.
firlndlng of all sharp edg tool a sp
cialty. tft First St ' -
BRtPCg : CONTRACTORS.
Smyth A? Howard Co H Chamber o
Commerce. .
BICYCLES.
yr4 i'K Merriir cycleljo.. l".Mi i, t i.
V TECHNICAL SCHOOL,
bchoois, bcrauion, peimu. r