Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, June 09, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text? tt The Commercial World ) LINES OF INDUSTRY Notes o! Improvement That In sure City Progress. ; . t v X BIO WAREHOUS& -v 'ki Th hw warhous which to bins; con structed ea East Tamhlli. strt for th " John Deer Plow Company ot.Molln, , at is rapidly searing completion, an will b rtiit tor occupancy about July I. Th building; 1100 by o fet. and. ' contain two storls. Much aiay w been experienced as mult of tbs strike, It" beta Impossible to gt lumber for - th Work.: However, now that building -, operation at well under way, It hoped, to hav tb.wor completed Try w Bcon.'JvveSK .; TMPORTANT ACTOt;.lfe& ' On ot tb busiest concerns la thl city ', to tb Portland Pulley Company, on Can - Yamhill street.. , .Mrt John Bonadurev to the manager, From a email start, made twelve year ago, ; at which. 'tim on . man and two -" boy' wr mployed, It bat' steadily grown to b on ot th most flourishing , institution In tb olty. ". y r - Tb company Ships Ita output all ever tb Northwest, Bending It' aa tar outb - as Los Angeles. On bundred pulley ot various alie ar being chipped - every "weelt t California and lwhr.- Thi - - factory will probably bar to b Urged soon, ao great baa been tb da mand for Ita product An additional force probably b put on aooav , 1 FUKNISHEfl 1IUCH iUTERIAI Tb Paolflo Iron. Work on Baft Burn Bid atrt ; baa been . kept , busy t filling order tof material for tb saw custom, house. Considers! work wm b re. o.ujrd In th construe tloo ot tb atalr way, etc. ,,. w;5 ' . Th company fa atom turning ut ooosld- erabla material for as In th construe tlon bt tb new Falling building at Third and' Morrison afreets, and for tb U aonid Tempi at Slxtnh-(t Mrrtotv in addition to other similar work $ott. be ing done In tbto ally. ', e Tbla firm at present mploya about 40 . . NEW KILNS COMPLETED, . Tb Western Clay1 Manufacturing Com pany of tbi olty baa Just completed two it-toot circular kOna In Ita tabltobment on Sherlock avenue. They bav nine otbat smaller kilns which ar atlll In us, but deelrd to nlarg tb capacity of the plant Tby ax among the largest now In us on tb oaat S EAST BOB PBOQRJSSa. Tb Etude baker Company 1 moving Into Ita new quarter. Just east of Ita present location aoroaa tb river.: Th hew build in to 109 feet by 200 feet and to three stories high. It will bav th largest carriage repository of 4iy concern of Ita kind on the coast and wlli contain a complete Una of vehicle -of all kind, from tb tturdy farm wagon to tb hand- aom Victoria, brougham, tot and tb ys.ia.uu rau Duxxiea. !";. jcr Manager Braimloh) aaya that tb capac ity will b doubled, and that th outlook 1 at preeent vary bright tor a busy sea son this year. M - r-r-f - rH- He expect to bat verything fat fairly good condition In about two week. After tb removal of th Btudebaker Company, their former auarter wUl be occupied by O. Mk Soott a an Implement bona. . V fc -..v-p, '-. At th Implement business ma to be concentrating on the East Sid, probably on account ot th superior CaoUltl) tbr for handling good In large quantities. Several large Eastern firms bav es tabltshed branches her this year, and a large number of others will follow soon. THE MARKETS. - Tb usual dun buslnes on Monday waa not dons' today,' tor tb atraot was lined . with trucks from early morning. Tb prlcaot gg took anotber adrano toward Ita trip to th moon' today. Sat-" urday sggt wr quotd at 17H cnto: 0on,4and a mtu&nuvgxt aajas mad Today v ytry' few . of tbf dealers nay any ggs in stock, and tbos who did old them easily at 'SO cento a, doien, Ther- no prospeot, toy a lew days at least, for a drop In tb egg market, and tn probability to that abother advahc will be made. ' , ...-'. Tb poultry market bad not opened up' today, and la oonauno no chang oo curred In quotationa A few coops were aorlfloed at a late hour Saturday rather than bold them untO today. . - California strawberries hav 4 .disap peared from tb local markets. Th re ceipts of Oregon berrle ar sufflolent to supply" all looaLand atat demands Quo- toUons ar tb same, , QBLAIN AND VLOUR. - Wheat-Nominal? Walla Walla, 68c) uurniam, vtwi vauey, no, BartaywFaad. I224M3 ttep tan. Cl 2li,' 1 whlt' gray, tL FlourBest jgrades, JlJOigiM per bar- "l-.s"ni" es.ews.1. y M MUituft-Bran, 116.50 t per ton; mid flings, Hi'hort. 118: chop, 117.60. r Way-Timothy, kmU; olover. l7:60OS. BUTTER. EOOS. POULTRY. ' Csieef FuU eNiii- Tnnnv ImaHnt ia "i twins. 18O1VM0 PouTtry-chlckens, "mlxed.I I4.t004.7l; hena U-Jom doe; broilers. 2.$0ff3; fryer. Cos; . ducks, i.ewf Per oos; tur. w "je, isw; uresaeo, J4QM0 per 6; SV fa7 UVI, : VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.' ' Potatoes-Beat Burbanks, H.40LB0 per sentalj Early Rose, It251.75 per cental. umoncauiorma red, lLZwl.60; Ore- son. U.S0O1.7A: TomatoesS2-g150 crate for California; turnips. I1S1.J5; carrots, nt2&: beets, . li.OW&US per sack; cauUiiowsr, ;69Uo per , dosen; celery, Wo per dosrnj peas, & so per lb. ; asparagus, 11.16 box; rad uhes, per dos., UHue; - green onions, dos., mi16c; cabbage, new flat Dutch, So lb; early York. Ifto lb; strwbrria,LI9 CLS6 crate; do Oregon, IX409S crate of Ul Oregon -vhubartv S'2o lb,; artichokes, Per .dos, 68750 lettuoe, bead, per dos, w25o; cherrl,; 6ofttLlO; j, California -.plums, $1 bos. .V-'v-'-''' Oreen fruitLemons, UJ.r oranges, tS0it6O per boa; bananas, atwt; pine apples, IS per dos dried fruits, sun-dried, sack or boxes, per pound, 4&01 apricots. UWWcj peaches, 8eaic! pears, fi&Sc; prunes, - itaUans, 84o;; figs, California blacks, IHIHo; do white. So; plums, pitted, ; lv!':t'";yV':'r.,.;;i', t t -tf- GROCERIES. NUTB. ETC... V Burar CubeS W.T6; . crushed.' W.75: powdered, M 60; dry granulated. KWi extra C. 14.10; golden C, M.0O: "beet, granulated, 1S per 100 lbs., sack basis; barrels, lc; halt tarrria, itStet boxes, sua e W Iba, ev basis, Mo par lb, Ci j count tor' prompt .cash;, mapla, lfti139 per pound. v' " ' - ! Corree-Mocha, WW'. . Java, fancy, xfliiiuc: Java, good, 20f24c; Java, oriil bary. i830c; Costs Rica fancy. Ifl20n Costa Rica, good, 18j18e; Costa Rice, rdlnary. .ICwU Pr pound; Columbia "oa.V lli; Arbuokle'-rIU.a Usti Lion. IU.lt list; Cordova, laTfti Toeemlte, ail. Salt Fine table and dairy. Soe per sack. 74c: Liverpool, 77c; Worcester, 8oc; sWnIs, Woreete, bulk, 2Q lbs I&.7; bales its to 10a. per bale, ai.10. 8alt-Ceare,-balf around, X00 per ton, sat.lii 60 per ton.-fcttiu, . o . v Honey Fancy white, 14916; Utbt SJBH br, JiVi14o; dsrk amber; leciao. v -Grain bagsCalouu atw.7S par 1M tor JulyrAugust ; ,. ; : - w Nuts Peanut, ' V'He , per pound for raw, tHo for roasted; .oocoanuts, S5 too per , dotent . walnut,; UViiSUo - per pound; pine nutc WaXSVtn; hickory nut, foi chestnuts, s.Sw(vper drum; Bra sll nuts, 17c: filberts, Uf l(c; fancy p cans, .iwuwi sunomn, utwuxs. Coal Oil-Cases. 20fto per gallon 20tto per aaUom bar. , Rloe, Jmpertal, Japan No, t. oi;No; 1, 4e; New Orleans. 67e.;! rv ,....,:. :.,:4 Beaas-amaU-vhlte. 4Uo;. large wblt. I1-6C; pink, 8c; byou4il4oj Umaa t- Salmon Columbia . KWer, ' one-pound j one pound flats, 13; H-poond fancy lata, Ii.zo; Atasaa, hum miv, nvvyauui uu L00. ' ' !i Tu' ' ' t - HOPS. WOOL' AND HIDES, Hops-14Ho per' pound; - contrast, uwiavio,' ; - . Wool-Nomhial; VaU4y, 12VUor East ern Oregon, &12tfo. . .-....) Shsepssins Shearings, ISftiOcr short wool, t636o; medium WOOL twSOo; long wool tfue&tl akv iSISc- .. Hldee-pry bides. No! 1, 16 pounds and t UP, W(PIw Wnl 7 IB,0.jil, to lo pound, lSc) dry calf. No. 1 under pounds, ice; ary-saiteo.. euus and stags, ne-tnira ieea inu 7."iH "uw oiaee, eteers, sound, oupounas ana over, twoc so to BO nounas, TH&oc; unaer DO bounds and cows, 7c; stas s and bulls, sound, &a BHc; kip, so una. io i ou pouoaa, ie; veal. souna, xv iv yvuuu, iv, caui. eoyna. and 10 ooonds. 8c: green funsalted) nmr nound la: ' cull le per pound leas horse hid, salted, each, $ttomv dry, each. tlfflLOOt colt' bides., each, 2S2Oc: goat? skins," common, each, Wn8c; Anr (oriu wuu!.. "n f" "V up Lvionair!wi.r t . ornv-v '!.. " MEATS ;aw rnvtisiuns, -Wranh Meat Beat, 77Vc; nork.' So veal 78o; mutton, tWQio per lb.; drVssedw' f MM vi;i4 buyf 5r Haas bacon, ;?. Portland.- park. 'fWeeternl bam7l4ili4io, plcmoflrf ls, DrNU" vevwww BIUVS and knuiklS. Jto' errf.ib.,; r.uwdeaU 18o Per icj jtuastora pacxea cams under 1 Iba. lWs; over u ids., HVtc fejcyfwi-"Pwn'. ; shoulder, akerit 11.! jia aaitea aiaes. unsmoaedi breakfast bacon, -ISWcj bacos .sides, dfttc backs, unsmokedj Uwt smoked, U&c Lard Kettle leaf, W4o; steam rendered. Utto, tierce-oaaia. AND MINING. Tb St Hetons at Gallo Mining Com pany has som of the finest placer gold from Its bydraullo mines on Calico creek, In tb Josephln ooUntry, seen In the city for a long una : rs; A. B. Cousins, secretary of the company. to In receipt of a letter from tb foreman at the mine, aUUhg that he had picked up several larg nugget on the -bedrock, and that th Indication are that tbto will b on, ot th most productive : Tb company Ik nosr working wltM pip and glent ground that paid from S.50 to tS per day to th man by the old "shovellng-tn" or ground slulo process. "There are hundreds ot acres of rich placer ground In Southern Oregon." said Mr. Cousins, . that ar being worked by individual miner with very primitive ap pi lances for moving; the dirt and boulders; that If equipped with modern hydraulic machinery, With a larg bead of watei at command, would pay handsomely. "The trouble to In , consolidating the different claims. On nearly all the creek a miner 1 supposed to own and operate on 10-acra claim, and. be satisfied with tb .facilities , at band for working it. Unable to construct long sod expensive ditches and .flumes to bring water from th main- creekj b bas to be content with a few wacks'. run In th winter Ume from the supply of a short ajd gulch. "This was tb condition of the placer miner untilja, low ear ago. , HIa ground paid him Igpod .tagfa. 1 H'k iallsfied and tndpendnfi 4.aisfwlgbbors,i like himself, had no , ambition. to branch out or to operate on a larg 'scale. , "In winter time b Was ':toii busr making money 'to wast time bat improVerhints, and lnaummevwhea th4 mm could ntt rar Jrorkd, it we good enough, Con-' panto ttmptlei.to-eonolldat a.num ber of rtheM claim. Jn order to. warrant tb installation of , up-to-date, machinery and methods found that, they ware deal lng with men thoroughly conversant wltb th merit of their property, however it was worked and very loth to part with tb ownership of It . , . , --Af tr a humbr of year Of bard Ubor, and tb expenditure of many thousand of dollars tb organiser of the St Hel ms 4V Gallo . Mtninc company secured UUe to over800 acre of very, valuable ground. on Oaiie treek, , ; its member purchased Outright dltehs. watar rirhtk claims, cabins, tools, etc, of the varleu owners, and Immediately began extensive Improvements resulting In one of the beat paying hydraulic mines, la , Qregoiv Bn i a that formerly paid IS psr day t& tbe mm now easny pay m All improvements ar of a permanenr character and hav been mad With the View of eliminating all unnecessary hand. WOrk. '' irfa' . .'IIHiiM, M .This summer w ar putting in-a saw mill, said Mr. Cousins, "operated by our own water power, and lumber for flume and sluices will be sawed on tb ground. A" hydraulic derrick is now be ing erected, and everything to being put In shape for modern placer mining." . , ' ewVWMMBSHSSMBWJMBMMSBS)saaaSBaBr , .TrrMARINE NOTES. ' V , Captain Oraham, of tb Oregon City" Transportation Company, has - returned, from arbualheas trip to Albany, CorvaUs and Salem. ,U . reports that . business coadltlons' are -good at all tbe upper WU-f lanMttst- HvjHr'otnU. n Th Bajley Oatseri'of th Whit Co!? Iar line, .was chartered by tb O. R. A N Jto go to Th Dalles and bring th Eastern delegates to th A.- O. U. W. oonymtlott, who bav arrived over that roaq, to Portland, 8h to In chars of Captain Edwards.' " T ?. ? "Two Sides. r :t . Sha-Bow many men ow .their success' i lif to their wlveal , . . c Ana now many more men ows thlr wive to their success la Tiff" : ODD AND INTERESTING. Tb Lnltrd State ha about fJKW.CoO feats. , 5 . L , - ; Brssil has a coast line of. nearly (000 miles, with 62 Seaports. -. J - v Fowls ar supposed to bave been first domesticated la China 1400 B. C. ' -Th ' average value tat all meat cattl In tb country was In 1300 121.77. , :.jk railroad sngln may roughly be said to be equal in strength to 900 horse. "Cntrr; tlpbn Utlon In NW Tork city averages 424,000 call a day. : The- total capital- Invested In railways and canals In Canada Is 11,100.000,000. . ( ,-Th Tsang.Po rlvar I China, - flow over 100 miles at aa lvtlon of about 10,000 ft ,s ;, Z TS'--' X' Iowa leads tb state in total 4ralu at domestic animals, while Texas ranks second.ivr-i.-:;.' t-f-.tS.btfS?i Tb world's record for steamships Is fOO miles a day and for sailing vessels tZb milea.,,i-H'i-4-'3i'? ; Crows bav no fewer than 27 different cries, sach distinctly referabl to A dif ferent, action. , Tbr ar, aooordlng to th nu r turn Just published, 27,904 British eubJecU resident In Paris: " Th eyeball to whit bectuse to blood vessels ar too smalt to admit of the red corpuscles-of the blood passing through, them. 'f;?, J' The lake' on "th Manglshlaba penin sula, In the CaspIn sea are sweet-smelling owing to the j presence ; of . violet scented seaweed. ' ' It to bald that the flint Wblcb, forms ths substratum of London I nothing but pet rifled sponkes. An examination- of tn fooiH. sponge '.or Hint shews Us struc ture. , ' 'i Boston's floating Hospital Plans bav beeH prepared for a new Boston floating hoeptt&t to cost 100,000, of which , JSOOOhps elready-beeU raised.- It is intended to have, if possible, th boat j ready tor use by. the summer of ItOS. . t(. Lfpn account 5f tha rapid svowt)i; 'pi th work of, Jh g&t?, floating jopnltal uf earlng-w th''! Mablea, the accolrnmo WfstMWt ftl d twit rf nAJonifer uf . At first ths plan was simply to keep tbf Children out during the: day. Now they rmsjh on the boat till cured. The new? boat will be larger In size, will hav all lftestrbpltnd and wilfK MS9jViurfcrspdf sclntlfjetudi( C and Isolation of contagious diseases. Bos ton Post. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Bherift (for J. C. Havely et al.) to Minna L. Foster, oi 7, block 18, East Porihnd; lots 1 to t. and P. block Jh T3iorUlund HelghU; south - one-third 4-M.090 acres, etlon --' 1L. township 1 South, range 1 east north 7 feet lot ,' Mock 74, 8t phens' Add ..,.,.........,.,........$ IIH M. J. MacMahon and wire to Ellen . AVolch. lot 1, block , Center Add.. William M. Ladd and wife to E. .A. Klippell. lot 21. block 2, Salisbury ... .1......,.JL.J. ,.,,4... State of pref on to Edward A. Swope, nortli ha)f of northeast quarter of section It, township 1 Bouth, rnge 673 6 east, SO acres B. A. Swope to W, JL Leeds, same-.. Fred Eckert to J; A. Breen -and Ev E. Merges, 250 acres, section 6. township 1 south, range 1 east:..... William I. B. Nicholson to- Dan W. Evans, east 69 feet lot 6. block 8. Nicholson's Add , Rame to James T. Chlnnock, east SO feet'tot 5. Mock 8, same W. H. Orindstaff and wife to Phoe nix Land Company, lots 7 to 13, snd (3 to 140. Arleta Park.... 2S0 'sto'i 660 George Black and wife to Addle N. Bloln. lot 6. block S2S, city 3000 Same to W. H. Orindstaff, lot 6, same 222) Ainsworth National Bank to H. B. McDonald, parcels land In Grak brook, sections 9, 10 township 1, range 1 east, same to H- H. Ollfrey. smo Same to H. 11. Qtlfrey, same L M. Sostner to Pearl Huston, lot '7, block 33, Sullivan's addition .....' J. Eckert to same, same property.. BoLOppenhelmer to H. E. Noble, lot W block 18, Highland park . E.1 J. Howe, deceased, to,:F. J. Ers , and wife. ;lo a. block 2, Howe's ad-., dition s,..,... 100 L. T,Baln and. wife to.H, m Fall- inf., Tr. or i, .section. 4" township . north.' range west ',,..v,..... Carrl; Howe to F. 3. and X B. Era, lot . block T, Htfwc'g addition U Chrlstehsen and , wlf to H. C, Wortman, 1 acre, section 4, town-; shiD 1 south, rantre 4 east 160 H. L. McKlnley and husband to Ed- wrd Rcnfex. lpt.7. block 4, Mayor Bates" addition .V-v. ... . .-. .v,Vi.!,.7. '. iooo t. Gftton and wife to R. R; Car1soh, 100 acres, sections 21, cS, township 1 south, range 4 east ..n. ...... ....... 2000 Port land Trust Company to Floy ,W. Nottage, 60x100 feet 23th and Thur men ...'... . . . . : j. . ar. . , . . - . . . 2500 School Distflct No. 15 to ffie Ssger, 1 acre, section 19. townshl,ai!atlir?-racge-3-cast ......V.. 1 Elfla Sagar unl husband" to '.school ,: Plstrlvt NO. 1.1. I aero section )9. -tuwnnlilp 1 s iiith. ran t;t 2 eftet .... 1 C. C rMnce. lot 15, ltf. b o k 73, Sell Woo.! . j . '.nj i 1 . ,4 . , ,i 1 ....il ' , at vour Title Inmirsne and Abstracts p Kl Estate from the THIa Guarantee 4 Trust Co., Charohor of Commerce. : PROPOSAL I OR WOODEN DRY DOCK. Port of Portland. No. 464 Worcester Block. Portland. Or. f Sealed proposals will be received and opened on June w, iwz, at p. m., at tne ahnve- office for a floatlns wooden., dr. dock -of five sections, awarding to plan and specifications prepared by Jame E, Blackwell, consulting engineer,- Dexter Horton building, Seattle, Wash., and now on le in the office of the Port ot? Port-t A certified check of 1100, drawn to tb order of the Port Ot Portland, must as. company the application for plans, which check - will be returned to - the drawer innn the return of the Diana and iiwitl. cations to the undersigned, ... -. ,. r A certined checa ror w .percent of the amount ef the bid . must accompany each bid, guaranteeing that th bidder will en. ter into a contract satisfactory . to th Port of Portland, and civ bond for th. faithful performance should th contract The fish t to reject anv or an tM m to waive defect la reserved. . Plans, speciftostions and full Informs tlon can be obtained by applyinrt -j . 'r ".!' S1KVENS, . ' ' Clerk of the Board. CONTRACTORS. FRANK S. CAMPBELL. cairUrand Sutiden repair worn. . Sfs J1rt atnst; pbon Front ItPA . : . ... ... , . '"", """'V ?2.sVHTT. r, :-NDV T0DAYr AUCTION SALES Ford Si Laws Aoctfoneers. Tuesday, June 10, at 302 Ea$t Morrison Street, at -2 P. At, V will sell at public auotlon all the furniture and atsesil contained In tb above restaurant, .comprising Boyal steel range, good as new, three dosen chairs, oak dining-room table, on doten tables, 40 yards linoleum, dishes, glassware, uten sils, beautiful house plants, .etc , Wednesday, June II. at 182 First Street, at 10 A. M, W will sell.th furniture and house hold ' furnishings of a 12-room residence transferred to our salesrooms, comprising pslor, library, chamber and dining-room furniture, bric-a-brac. pictures, mimeo graph, range and kitchen requisites, car--pets, 4te. ,f:T': j - - . S- -' siWssBsssasia MAMMOTH WHISKY SALE Thursday, June 12, at Salesrooms, 182 First Street, at2PM. To Whom It May Concern: Buyers and dealers tn spirituous and malt liquors-' There has been consigned to Ua tit.000 worth of whisky and other liquors. Ws wilt sell 21 barrels oa Thursday tb bal ance to be sold on later dates. Note This lot of Mlauora will b sold by the barrel 'ad -buyer can sample each bar rel so tb purohas will be satisfactory. Friday. Juflt 13, at 182 Firjt fStreei all' day. Barijains i BartairBar5alns--Bariain in wnaitjny, 'groceries. They will be, sold at auction sal, and w don't car what pric they go at Wa are determined to close thira out It w cannot sell, w will glv them away. d bring along your friends and attend this sal, FORD A LAWB, -:- i"; Auettonaera CLASSIFIED ADS. -- - FOR ADOPTION. : i , i- BIX CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION-BoS and girls from 1 month to 6 years, to be given cn trial of three months or long er. Address Superintendent Oregon Children's Home Society at 400 Mar quam Building, or call up phone Union I7R .-. -a- v- - - , ' '. . I , B0Y8 .WANTED. WANTED-tflik good boys on'Vh East Bide for Journal routes. Apply 28 Tam hiu, Journal offic. - FOR 8AliE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard -a- the world; eafea sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one Norris Bate Lock Co.. second and Stark sta FOR SALE One-horsepower electrle motor for sale cheap. Inquire Of cash ier, this office. r . BUSINES8 CHANCES. WANTED A good business opportunity for a live, energetic man-with a few hundred dollar as capital; bandits his own money. This will pay to look into. Address Boa 100, Th Journal. -X- PERSONAL. MDMB. H. E. ELT, Dermatologist, ma sage, electric Ueatments. liVh First st MADAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant, tells past, preseht and future; Ufe reading, soc; dally. g51 Fifth st ' Snowden Bathrooms, 360 Wash., room 1 Vapor baths, massage' and electrio treatmenta CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on ail ' affairs of life; readings. 00c. 2Z1W Mor rison st ." " V: - , , iiii-ii, 1 1 i .. ... . - ROOM AND BOAfiD, " BEAsVTEfcTj room, with board; gas, bath; telephone ,Bla-s.: ' .,- .-. ROOMS FOR RENT; 435 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely - furrushetl ' front rooms; all convenienses; aultabls - for on or two gentlemen. : THE - ROSS 211H 1st, cor, Salmon: ele gant rooms;- transient solicited. Phono Red leL . , FURNISHED ROOMS-18H4 1st St.. cor. Tamhlli; transient soltdted. Tel. Brown 391. - .i '.'-.. i TKE GRAND New management; light, any room, hatha 287 Tamhlli; tel. Hood -lit. fr ,-t.i ' FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, tel. m Yamhill, near cor. Weat Park. Phone Green 82$. THB BUR BANK. 2S4 Yamhill-Wll-f ur nished front rooms and board; also table board. . ' 'V. ' '-. THE LOCKWOO0, SulH Morrtson st FurSished rooms; transient Phone Ore gon South 606, ;.,..;,f.i:.: , THE METROPOLE New tnanagementi 264 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT Brick building; . steam heat newly furnished. 211 Stark. THE CASTLE-272 Wash, tcom for gen tlemen; transient Tel. South 76L HELP WANTEDMALE. LOGGERS ; mill and yard men: men and teams; wood-choppers; farm band and milkersr work of all kinds In snd put ' of city for men snd women; 20-day guarantee bn every ticket Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOTMEWT AOENCT 226) Morrison; branches, 247 Burnsld and -w-trwvww. fi North TUtd, w.;K.,u. w- - MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off - clothing and shoes. 72H Nv sd. Phone Green 424. Order promptly attended to. PATENT. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, 4 interest in a , valuable patented asphalt paving pre u ess, n Address ls seen o operated, '.osfuuy, Boa 121.: WINE OEPOT.i itMt THB COLUMBUS-Californfa, Win . pot, P. Lorarl, Prop. All kinds wine, t glasa Fin wis, liquor and cigars. 'Headquarter for oooks, wallers sad . bartenders. . let Fourth st, - Or, pbon .I'P", ! IMIIlll. H.111,111.1 ..III,,. II. Vvl-. .1 M..I , .1,1.1 llt . . . ! . III! I t . .IJMI I.II. IIH 'I I .,11.1 il .11. WI II. ... I. ! ,w , S&tS Classified Advertising sS$ t,ia,.pte., ' HAVEY01lAWANTy;lra.,!a.'!IJIri., iSiAAl" ATTORNEY8. Pazton, Beach 4b Simon. 410 Chamber of tommeroe. 5 . . r , t.- - Cbarlea A. Lucas, room 121 Chamber Of Commerce. w . , - - . j . Jame Qleason. 1 and I Mulkey Building. A8SAYER AND ANALYST, Paul BaumeL Aasayer " and, Aaalyslatt gold dust bought.' 22S Stark St.- BOOTaV AND SHOES. Aw Dreyers, 47 Third at J. Banger, Repair shop. 441 Washington. Marks Bho Store, 2S3 Morrison st., near id. Agents Jannes Miller Shoes. , . BILLIARD TABLES. Th ; Brunswick-Balk Collender Co, Third su - - CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. Deveny , and Estell Dereny, 201 Allsky Bulg., Third and Morrison. L: Mitchell, Ekpert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store, m Washington st, Pbon Hood IX. - , CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Cojfman. Cbocoiatea and Bon Bon. 2jQtWasblogton st. W. J. Powell, Candles and Cigars. 420 . Washiagtoa st , Henry Blumenauer,' Manufacturing Con- lectioner, H) wssmngton st. - CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Tbe JtsUroad C'lsar Store, asa Was, st. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E...P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and vwetteijWeyol, first st Phon Ka Sewiag -Machlnea and Bloycles, 235 Mor. NBAM BMut . rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal vugbt. Galvanised iron or Vo Bayer, 246 Second st "nice ''r.REAMrnics." La tjr rands ifrSanierv CAmDanir. butter, Pbon i 4g.an one. 404 TamkiUit Oregon Mala j0., -j iiW Arlington Cream eryt kntard Sggs, cbeess. v., mi ournsias si. . .... .., . 1 -IT COAL AND, WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., deslers in all kinds of wtrsna wooa, set momson eu i ... Banneld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry Hat wood. aw i mra st fhon Main su ana col . DECORATORS. E. H. Moorehoos ft Co., wall papers, 207 CTaeningioa eb DENTISTS. 8. M. Hambr. D. D. 8., room g Wash ington Bldg., Washington and 4tb ( . Theodore 8. Thompson, 40-41 Washington idg, Washington and Fourth , a is. Fhon Hood 414. P. 8. Langworthy. rooms T and I Benson uiming, m Uorrlson street Fifth. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. n. i, Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room w JB.ij,uiBii.jr jdiuSs DRUGGIST8. O, P. 8, Plummer. 260-262 Third st Rowe A Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Btrelblg. ,242 Washington Bt Laue-Oavis Drug CO., 174 2d sL Phon42. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Washington st Works-Offle. 292 Western Electrio Works, SOStt Wash, st HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place in Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 42 Fourth street; pbon Black v 1232. . r- ... - PHYSICIANS AND 8URGE0NS. . Dr. Cora C. Talbott 16 years' experience In diseases of women. Writ or call. 208 Salmon st. ELECTRICIANS lMr.rt! t A??hir:T.' n'Cambridrfis 1 Bulldlnit, ' Phone ; Pink l6t. . niocii, a wi Red 29(4. Residence, ENGRAVERS. .-.t- 4 mf Jin wi.eiy rUoRshatte'ri Engraving Company. Mor risbrl, between First and Becond Bti. :- EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 22? Burnsld st. Acme Employment Bureau, ws Morrison. Help, free to employers. Phone North 2m. Columbia 287. FINANCIAL. tSOO.OOO.io loan) st 5 and ( per cent Wm, Beck. 821 Morrison st FURRIERS. ' ' The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 2SS Tdorrl- son st, " - t, ' ' . - GROCERS. FY. Dresser & Co., 340342 Washington st Owen H. Srple & Co., Fancy Groceries. 363 Morrison st HAIR PRggSIN9.IWA NICUR1NG. ' Pari Hair Store, 508 Washington ' stnw--to-date hair dressers. t. v . Rosenthal Sisters Wig-making snd man icuring. MO Fifth St. Hood S14. HAY AND GRAIN. W, 8. Lauthers, 110 North Third st, Lima Shinglei and Cement. ; ' - HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere European plan. Fourth Esmond Hotet 'Rates: European. I 21.60 per day, n Front and Mprrlson SOc to stsv. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Hams FOrnlshere Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See I. Oev vrtS A Bona 173-175 First 219-225 Tam hlli.' Both phone tot .. . i- INSURANCE. Buffer. Burgard 4k Co., 251 Washington st. 8L0T MACHINES. Ail styles; repairing; phonographs, , rec orda Transcontinental Machine Co., t2 Waahlcgton st STATIONERY- The Kllham Stationery Col, SCf Morrison ...street,, :-SK -f- EM fij Jme R EwlngJBooksellej1 .T. M, Cv A, -Bldg- 160 Fourth st, Portland. j. FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. BEAL FJtste nd 1. 0nrl .- Bnsln iisucy. D, ft Baud. U First St, JEWELERS," Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, ' WatcbCs, etc., 4$ Third St i .... ':-..,-.-';: Tbe L. C, Henrichsen Co., Jewelers and : opticians, Washington st . , ' f l i - '. '''t 'r The O." Heftkemper Co.,' mshufscturtng jewelers, 28S Morrlsoh st . i , . " --:'- John A. Beck, - watches, diamonds, etc.. 207 Morrison St J . . """ f LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Daily. Comb, brush, soap, fl per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 '42 N. Ninth sC Tel U0. "J. - LIVERY 'STABLES. Frasler A McLean Livery. Stable. Both phones . No. 200 to 20S Fifth st MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner, room 18, 2&lVi Morrison MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Flute, guitar, mandolin' and ; banjo In . strucUon. Prof. E. A. Smith, residence 2&4 Twelfth. Phone Brown m. Fisher Music Store. Everything In music. Phone Red 2. . 180 Tblrti st . i ... LADIES' TAILORING. Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid ered snd applique dresses and trimming. Stephan's. 2a Alder st MONUMENT8. Otto Schumann, monumenui and build ing work, 204 Third st ' Estimate on flrst-claas work and stock only. PAWN BROKERS. Unci Henry. 42 North Third st , Portland Loan Office, Dan Mart, prop., 74 Third st, near Oak, Phone Brown 47. Unci Myers, jeweler. 142, Third, st PIANOS. Soul Bros. Piano Ca. 228 Washington at '. V"1 K", i .:, PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. Wt Moor. Mcnayon and oil, portraits. , Thlr nd WaBston.stsrrj T-l ' PLUMBERS. Taylor Stanton, plumbing and steam lUUngjiga as;tk st; ji-.i j Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. Chamber of Commerce. , 703 J. F. Compton. Washington st Fhon Black 229. 201 Th King Real Estate Association. 722. Chamber of Commerce. , E. F. Riley, 602 Chamber of Commerce. . " Cbas. H. Korelt, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 68. RESTAURANTS. Morris Lunch and Coffe House. Imperial Hotel. Below Strouse's Restaurant 222 Washington st City Chop Rous and Restaurant 12 Third su, xo. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. Th latest quartl scope view, 4 Third st 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. C O. Pick, offic 29 Flret t, bat Stark snd Oak; phone 444.- Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay ta ' - Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Paoker. Charles M. Clean. 128 First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 123 Third Street All makes of typewriters for rent Supplies for ail machines. L, A M. Alexander A CO., agents. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third st; to 220 saved to all points. - . 25 TAILOR8 We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit eaon ween tor i.uu par montn. 41. Washington st Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third It, oppo site Chsmber of Commerce. , . iwtuee Harris -Trunk 'Co! trunks, valleei, sateiv rJs,tHiiail Morrtson Jtv-y '.;.v..-, sin., fi WALL . PAPER. H. " PVV Christenken. wall paper, ; and painter. ' iu ueventn et., corner AKier. Ernest Miller Co, wall paper and dec t orations, zi nrst st. , BANKS.. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE . With which Is amalgamated TH BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up t8.000.000 Reserve .-. 2.000.000 Transacts a general Dansing susmesa HAY . BANK DEPARTMENT. " Accounts opened for sums of 410 and up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum IV Washington st , , .: RflTABLISHBD IN 169. ' ' Transect a general banking buslnws. Interest allowed on time deposits. . Collections made at all points en, favor able terms. Letters or creuit issued avail able in Europe and tne Eastern States. Sight exchange nd telegraphic trans-t fers sold on New Tork, Washington, Chi cago. Bt ' Louis, wenver, Omaha, San tago, Fran Francisco and varions points In Qreiyon, 'ashlngton, Idaho, , Montana and British Columbia. ir.nhanire sold bn London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. .. , J Frank Watson, .......President R L. Durham ...i..t....svilcePresidnt R W. Hoyt ...'....-.......-.-.. ...... .Cashier Oeo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS AEL BANKING : . . jnttea States Depositary. Draft and letters ot credit Issued avail, able to alV-PBtls of the world. -. ty. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought LONDON 4k SANFRINCISCD; .BANK, Chamber of Commerce Building., Third . - and Etark 'streets.- . Head ofBce, 65 Old Broad street. London. This bank transacts general banking business, makes loans, dlsoounts'bllls and Issue letter of credit available for trav. lers and tbe purchase of merohandts in any city of tbe world. Deals in foreign and domestic exchange. - Interest" paid on time deposits. " W. A.- .MACRAE. Manager. MONEY .TO LOAN. MONET to Loan on CltVk lots and fnw proved farms. - W. A. 8 haw Co ga j Stark Street W. Ai HATHAWAY-Moiey to loan, It h Wasblngtotn Building, Phone Hood 412. -CARPENTERS ANQ BUILDERS. John ' AL Meltoiw Carpenter and Bulider", 07 Stark st: ofBoe and store nxtures it built and r remodeled., altering tn4 r, J pairing houses. : Phoa Halo 747, ! ' . EASTvw SOUTH Depot Fifth and -1 Streeta OVERLAND EX- PRGflfl TH11NS Leave. Arttv. 4:20 p m 2:20 a m H:44 a m Ifer Salem. Rose- burs?. Ashland, fian. r.m.nlA ' fmAm9t San Francisco, Mo- jave. ioa Anceies. :s$ssi IV.I Xmn M.a ril leans snd the East At -r wo d su rn lfn.l v ' .VMiit Hun. May), morning train iconneois wiia train iior mi, Angel, nil Iverton, Browns- land Nfltr-nn . mnA Albany Local ' fori Mt. Angel ana BU verton. Alhenv fiiwwiw ! 4:00 p m 7:20 m m 14:M p m io-n a m 4:40 p m :) isneridan psssengerf ((: a ws Daily. HDslly except Sunday: ISA I O ooo s. s -s " I 1 SOUTt V Ifl I Rebat tickets an sal between Port, s fe'amento and San Francis, Nst rates 217.60 first-class and 214 second-class, r Second-class Includes sleeper; nrst-cla' -coes not . Rates and tickets t Eastern point and .. A'eo JAPAN. CHINA. MONO- LULU ad AUSTRALIA, Can fa b ' talned at Ticket OrBce, Ko, 2s4. orar ' Whlngton and Third. TAMH1LL DmSION. -Passenger Depot f oot ot Jeffaraon it J?f v5 Jr,n(l -?"iJ'r T:2 a. m.. U:0, 1:86. 2:25, 4:40, 4:24. 2.20 p. to. Dally ex- cent Sunday, 1:8. ':40 a. m., 4:04. UM 9,- -m. Sunday only. Km, , . , t . Arrive Pott land dally, 1:20, 10:8 sv mV ' 1:26. 2M0. 4:30. 0:15. 7:t 10 p. m? "DaUy except Sunday, :3ty 4:10, 10:59 , m.1 s pt Monday, 12:40 a, m. Sunday only, Leav for palla danV except SandayV 2:04, p. m. Arrive Portland :20 a. PS. Vassertger train leave Dallas for Ab-ll Mondays, Wednesday snd Fridays at 1:6 , . p. m, Returns Tuesdays sad Baturdays, i acept Sunday. ; , - ; sctitLLiNo, ' k fridTLLjrii lS i aty Tkt Agt Gen. FrtTes PsssTAgL sssas-ssM TIMEiCARD"; -OF TRAINS. ...... : . . , ipsrt. Arrrrs. North Coast Limited.. .2:00 p. m. :00 am. Twin City Express. ...11:20 p. m - id0p.as. -r Kansas City and St ' Louta 8ti:lal 2:2S a. m. 11:14 a Bn, r Puget Sound Limited. I; 26 a. m. 2:44 p. m, , Take the Puget Sound Limited fotv Olympla, South Bend and Gray Harbor Sointa. AH train dally. Four train ally to Taooma and Seattl. Tare1 through to th East , -. , ' A. D. CHARLTOK' V - Asst. General Pass. Agtl id?br"'-" 264 Morrison street , feruan ODFYinTs, JLiiiojIiIHB uraOHPAcuic THREC lW.INS DAILY ' FOR ALL POINTS EAST m tl. f I I fas UNION DEPOT. " j Leava Arrlv.. CHlCAOdbftTLAJiB .oo am SPECIAL, Dally Dally - ,y ror tb East vU Hunt , . Ington. -. - - - , tPOfiANK JrLtER. " fil pnT a i For Eastern Washing- Dally UUF. - , ton. Walla Walla. Lew. tston, Coeur dAlen and ,n'' l' Gt. Northern points. - f . ? ATLANTIC" EJeFKEs-a: 8:60 pm 4:10 aa f ' For the East via Hunt-Daily Dally '4 , . Ington, . I !. -' OCEAN " AND Bm- wamBX)iQtJk'$H I FOR SAN FRAN- From ' j 1 ' " ' ( CISCO. ' ' Ains-.- AL.J ' S3. Columbia ..worth ,:w?',j April 1, 17, 27. - ' Dock ' BS. Geo. 'W. EldagNi'- 1:04pm '' , . April 2. 12. 22. . f . L TOR ASTORIA . and 8:00 pm 440pn Way points,', connecting Daily . Dally ,. with str. for Ilwac and ex Bun ea Su) North Beach. tr. Ha, sat 10 ' ' ' 4 salo. Ash street dock. p m " k ' ' FOR CORVALLIS an3 SiiSam 4:00 pm" i way points, steamer Mon., Tues., v Ruth. Ash street dock... Wsd Thura (Water permitting.) " Ftj Sat FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:00 am 2:00 pm' ,. City .and Tamhlli River Tues, ' Mon., '. , points, str, Modoo.Ash Tbur Wedi' street dock. . Sat'"' FrL ' (Water permitting.) . ' TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing ton. Telephone. Main 712. ' - PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, cailtnt at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight .via connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladivoatock. - For rates and full Information call on or address officials of agent of tb O. it, & N. Co. - . . - ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 4IMt Tel. Oak 7. Vee4 scis . and. machinery at U kinds d -? ' signed. S';--' ' " .v'v:",fe--''v-:y,.VfVi-'-- W:t,A?; - BARBERS. Joseph Reidel, 852 Morrison at C, V. HarsI 14fl Fifth street ? BARBERS" SUPPLIES," LE WIS-8TENGER Barber Supply Co. ' ; Grinding of an sharp edga tools a sp clalty. 161 First Bt BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. Smyth Howard Co., CIS Chamber ot V.onunercv.v , . . , , , BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co 10&-1U Sth et ' TECHNICAL SCHOOL. f1T!riNT'ERNATilCrNAirCo Schools, Scranton, Psnna. idavr Fbuim, SIGN WRITER. Jessie WaddelJ, Sign Writer 1 "''i Tjj ' 1 .street. .. Phon Hood Ko. Poriltn 1. TEAS AND COFFEE. tmiris iB Store. Famous i. : Autit St. vvy. 1'ostuu.t.e,