Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, June 10, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textirxn rrrrzhxa jotnorAx rontiwuTP; ' onto car, ; TPianA y; .- jtmn -:io. looii, The ta '.''.: Anlericsa VisitSe Wteat. - 1. X5. 816,000 bushels; decrease, . MlS.009 bushels. ... ..... ' i- , I, June 10, 1)L 29J,00O bushela; decrease Ufc&OOO bushels.- ' ; 3un 11. UuO, 44,407,600 bushels; decrease, - bushels. . . - - June 12, iss9. ,a?,006 bushels ; Increase, ' H.J.OOO bushels.' : . Juno 10, im. 18,682,000 bushels; decrease Muu,0u0 bushel. ' June 14, lasr7, 22,636,004 bushels, decrease, 17000 bushel. . - . OTUHTPTTTTTa nW PARS AGE v .--, . limn i .... June I. ',, To the Cohtlnit...; lmOOO Jl.6SO.0U0 , total' bushel. ...it U.B0.00O 44,120.000 , Shipments of wheat and flour from lead ';: lug exporting oountrles . , r -, 1 j . ' ' June. ; Junel jumtea states ana -Xa ,- Canada 4. WO.MO rl .OOO.OOO Russia ......... I,liw . Xtanubian porta .lVAAi India . !77. - 6W.000 ;H 6G0OH) . i 616.0UV -' Argentina ' 62,0110 total, busheia , 8.014000 - ' " fiDiru nnWlfl(S ;7,J36.000 ...... . ...... ; VJAMUA. w-- . '- ' if ' Grain tonnage on route.....-.-."M.tw.V? Grain tonnage In port.. ..', CUSTOM' HOUSE RECEIPTS. The custom-house reoelpte for Portland during the month 4 May reached a, total of llW.467.87"! the fines, penalties and for feits were I3.04O.SO; mlacellaneous custom, receipts, 188.76, ahd official fees, .'.'; making grand total of U,67.07. Ths business dona at Tacoma tor mo period amounted to 2e,wt.s., . . ., if ". 4VS THE MARKETS. frith tit exception of th decline : the Quotation on coffee yesteraay, ntth ihg of note bat transpired Id the ocai Wholesale market. . . .Th coffee crop: in Bracll baa bean eo Urge; ' thU. year that . prtceo were knocked vaUly.", ' The new o,uoUUona on package otte appear today. RooelpU OX " egga this morning . were .snaewnat iarger than -yesterday. It it now expected that the back of the com bine baa been broken and there will be '., no toor adfanee tn auot.Uon-iBtH the ' trust, ge'ta the Snarket '.cornered again. ' Farmers should be careful In skipping . their products. ..J,. - - The California steamer arrived ' this inornlng and brought the usual supply ot Vegetable. The supply ot California - tomatoea is very short at present, very few of .the houses having any in stock. Th Oregon product will not arrive for some weeka yet.'. ' z ,.' ,. CnUfornla herrle are arriving In .largo et1 tiuaiiailea kud there la a twidewey b . weaken Quoutlons. A small Quantity has arrived from. Eastern Oregon The receipt of Oregon strawberries baa not been vefy largo the past lew aay. but with a few; mora day ;f warm weather the market wilt be slumped. Quo tation today are the same. ' " Country butter Is romlng in very liber- ' ally,: but there la an xtra heavy demand for It ln-Callfornla, where It la converted intd the procesa product. Quotation ara strong all kinds of butter. , n t ' ' QltATN AND FLOtTK. 1 - " .Wbat-Tomlnal; Walla Walla. 66c bluestem, 6THo; valley, 67c. - Ttnrlnv FaMl. tmmk tem. OatNov 1 white, gray. tl.M L26. Flour-Best grfttfes, a.0iSO pcf bar rei: gran .iio. : , : MIUsKiffs Bran, 618.60 per ton; ml dlings, 620; ihort. SU' chop, ftt.60. Hay Timotoy, Uiviti clover. 7:60S. BUTTER. BOOS.; POtlLTBt. Butter-creamery, i7Vk$18et aairy 1&9 ive; aiore, itite. - ' . , ' , , iies.'uii cream, . twins, uvuw Tnn n tr A mppf nil 1 in. . hen. u'bOtii dbs: broilers. (2.603: fryer. i4io7f.o aoa; oucks. a.BU(ae per w ar keys. live. l2c; dreasedt lt16e per UX geese, (btat.tiu per aos. VEaJBTABLtCS AKt) FRtJIT. Potatoes Best Burbank. SlfiLSO per tenial; siariy Kose, $l.nn.78- per oaataA. jnjone jaiiionua ' reo, augiijss'. vra gon. ta.60S2.76. " Tomatoee U. BtM tratefot California; j . or . .ma.a . p i or. Waa.m fl.D04A.2S per acki'canuilawer. 6fWQ per aosn;'oMery, duo per eiosenf peaav. ew . eo, per . lb. asparagus. n. ix; raa. t " uim uui.i - uwuiuv. mcvu . untune aos., uttauor; eaobage. new nai uutcn, If. mu &rl Vnrlr 1Un iwr th ' Btrawberrlea, Oregon. 63.40 per crate bt 64; ' uregon rnuoaro, z'szho arucnoKes, . per doa 604176c: lettuce.' head, oer do. 026o: cherries, 86C&6L10; California plume 11 bos. a - . Green fruit Lemons, 03.60: erangel, ' HfffM.BO Her box; bananas. 12.26(33: Din' : apples, 5 per dos: dried fruita. sun-drted, aack or boxea. Der sound. oc! aorlcot. llHOUo; peaehea, - 8Uc; peara, prunes, Italians, 4c figs. California' . blacks, 144c; do White, 6c; plums, pitted, CROCTCRlES. NUT. ETC. - , Rurar Cube. 64.75: crushed. 1475 j powdered, 64.60; dry 'granulated,. 64.60; eatra wt , gowen w, ; oe, granulated. 64.45 ser 100 lbs.. ack basis; h&rrala. lUffil ball barrels. HHai boxea Aud per 100 lbs." above basts, 140 Per lb. dis count for prompt cash;, maple, .uVkVlSo ... per, pouna.'. s -' 'i. ,. ,r- -.. Ctoffee-Moeha, 35P2( Java, fancy, 863c; Java, rood, 2Ctfi!4c; Java.-ordl narv. 1820c: Coat Pica fancy. 10a20R: .. Cnmtm. : Rir-a. road. 16fl l8e: Coata Klca. ordinary. J0(& 12c per pound; Columbia - roast, til; Arbuckle's, IU.12 llsti iUon, 610.6S list: Cordova. 611.13: Tosemlte. 611. , Salt-rlne ' table - and dairy;. 6o per i sack, 74oiJJverpooi, 77c; Worcester, btics - Barrels, Worcester, buli, 820 lbs..3.73; 'w.. a.lKm lla'4A tlLa A V1.' U til ViejB afcst wvr ivo. vat . .v. -,: . tSait-Coarse, halt ground, luus, per ton. . su.Mti ova per ion. iakvo. .j... , Honey-Fancy white, 14016c; lighk km .Grain bags Calcutta, 66.6084W5 per 100 Nuts-Peanut, ? 6!i4o per pound1 for ' , raw. l!fto for . roasted: cocoanuts. 66i3 . 600 'per dotent--walnut. 12H13o par bound; pine nuts, lofilttc; hickory nuts, fc; chestnuts, 63.6M per rtrura; Bra sll nuts, 17c; Alberts. lafflSc; fancy Pa eans, H014c: almond. HHOiSc. " CoalOll-Casea, aovo, per gaUonj. . bar. . v fela, 16c: tanks, iae. J - Rica. Imperial. Jap No 1, So; No. t i 4Hc New Orleana 67C .:v.-VT,. .;,", Bean-8mall vhlte, 8Mc largo white. I-6C! pink, 6cj bayou, Hmss. o. Salmon Columbia Elver, one-pound tall. WAV two-pound tails, 2.6tf; tancy one pound flats, 62; H-Pound fancy flats, Alaska tails, Kc; two-pound tails, 62.00. .,, y , v HOP8r WOOl. AND tllDEB. ' Hops HfrfflEo , per , pound; contract.' Ufl2HO. r'- , Wool Nominal 'Valley, MttsnscJ . East-r.l-vtv. Oregon, OiillHo. " .' , fiheeptiklns bhearlnga, 1302OP' Short wool, ii'ii'.toc; medium, wool. 60&60c: long ' wool, De!jjl each. - ". TaTlow-frime. per pound, 44Ho; No. - I ami grease, gusset Mjaee iwy niaea, no. i, is pounas and p, iBfloi4per pouna; cry kip,. No. 1, to IS sounds. 15a: dry CSlf. No. f nnrl pounoa, ioc; ary-satiea. suns ana stags, Sne-third less tnan dry nint: salted hides, tears, sound, 00 pounds and over, -89e; (0 to 00 pounds, 7Mrtj8c; under tO pounds rnd cow, 7ct stare and bulls, sound, c; kip. sound, 18 to 80 pound. 7c; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7o; calf, sound, snder 10 pounds, 8c; green asalted, li per pound less; culls 1 par pound less; fcors hides, salted, each. tX&Ofca; dry, saa. fligljWl elts' blSee, aacn, aSSuwe; V ;:--:v.'': v " Y::-i' 3 . - . . - goat ; skins; common, "each, rlW?15c; Aa Bora, WBIU vv WH. lohatr-2Sa26o f MEATS . AND PROVltTONB. V Fresh Meats-Beei; VA9'et pork. VA9 6cr veal, 7&sa; mutton, 6va4c Per lb.; lames. 46tas. - ,.. ,. Mams, uawin, ne. r-oniano - Back breakfastv: beeojV i.c ,1b. light', aldes uxa lb. : backs, r 12uxl3c: : dr . i uT sidea. UKe; dried . beef setti. 16cf inside ant . nuuii,k ion iir iu. ; autsldva 1W - psj ... EasUiiB - packed bam unuar im turner a.u, uvrr is JDS. 1440 fancy, 16c; picnic, lie: shoulder,' breakfast bacon. HVc: bacon idea.liiu0 bacas, nnnmoked, '42ci smoked, 13c i-Ktt'e ft, t34c,- steam renaered. 7B. elAVl SSB,spgaaa....:;(i , . W J ; . i,.' Southern Pacific Improvements The Kallroad Oasette,' la a recent Is sue, says; t . - ? "An officer" writes In 'regard to the ex tension of the Ox hard Branch from Moo talvo, Cal.,'i to Burbank. that a portion Of the route between; Chatsworth Park and Burbank was Completed" some years ago, - as wag ' also that . portion between Montaivo and Oxnard. Surveys for tha remaining - oistance have been complete eo ana the Bn is now building. Contrsteta nave peen let to Grant Bro of Los An geles, ahd firtcksott fc Peterson, of San rranclsco. At prrsent, 6T.T mlle ;bsva oeen m outlier Montaivo, which leaves H.S to b buHfcV Titer Will bs-thr tun nels, . respectively 73GB, 884 Itjsd 690' ten long. The maximum grade la I per jent compensated, with .maximum, -furvstur Of'1 egYssA.f-itm:.' AURIiNE NQTES. Thomas. Murray and Thomas firena. man engaged in keeping a Sailor boarding hous at Ban Francisco, wore takn be fore Commissioner HeacoCk.. Satsrday on a charge of sollciung lodgers for their place of business on board a.ihlpy and witain Z4 hour afterviu arrival in oort The fee bra ajue accused ot stealing me paggaae of certain, sailors . . . i ii oruian snip jrortevot nt been chartered for new crop loading at Puget Kouna at trs u, wttb tn option of .Port land tr Fan Franeit64U. tbam rate. The Fortevoit Is now bound out and Will coma, across tB PaolBa 1 ballast, i , The). Indraretll, which arrtvefl her Sat urday front the Orient, bad Aboard nearly SO ton f Bonshandis.. valued at about 6500,000. ..in lbs cargo were 6,000.000. grain bags for Portland. : For this city there wefa also t73S sicks of rice. 1636 packages or paper-makers .clay and Several theu sand package of tnlscelletnaou Berchan dlse. There was a heavy conslenment of matting,' eurioa, et4 . for . ta Eastern states. The British steamer Cymbellhe arrived this morning from 'Calcutta, India. The Cymbeline carries a cargo of 3380 bales of grain sacks, '.wetgbin 259 ,009 brands. The duty on ials jrabstgnmeM is about Sil'.UW. i ' The Paloma. of tha Annhnf ltVita A Ughterlng Company, was Inspected last Hatnrday by Ins sectors Odwsrdt and Pub- lar and found in good condition. . ' Tn AagwlatMv wh4b s aM no tor alight repairs, win be on her regular run from Tier tr The Dalles Wednesday, i The Albany went to Astoria this inbrn. Ing In place of th Bailey OatseK, wblch went ta The Dallas to bring down dele gates t the A. U. W- eoarentton. The Olenote, which left hers for The Dalle thia morning, carried 125 passeng ers, th largest list t leave here aa any one boat,-other than, an excursion, tor several months Many of Us passenger were laborers who are going to work Oft the C"oiumbm JNortnem.' The Qovemment Is going to bans a. new steamboat for thd Columbia River to be used aa a tender' for; rorta Vancouver, Stevens and-Canbyv Bids are Row belhg asked fr. Th boat la ta bs 66 feet long. 16 feet bears and a fret deep. i. D. C stcDonatd ot tiureksl Cil.wrltea to President Beach of the Board btTraa vnai ins proposnion at -putting a small steamer on the route between Portland and this place would b all tight I be- ItevS that a& Could bet aJl hs ap freight she eould carry. I s,Tsx think tbat she rauld get a gooel freight comiatr down, as Humboldt , merchants buy a good, deal of grain, ere,' la Portland." . . . Engineer Fred A. Ballln retOrned yes terday from a bvstnest trip to SeatUe. He reports that th ducks are ti early empty at that point, and there is hardly any shipping tuatnea. . The Alaska business has fallen off enormously and is not halt as large last year. -i'But." he added. 'there Have been great:, improvement made in SeatUe during the past two JfM. Ths city has docks and faclUtKi now for handling a big business. Mors building Is going on fherd, I think, than In any city ot Its Site In th TJnite6 States. Tha Modoo brought down SOD tons ot flour from Oregon. City Saturday, which will be sent from hers by rail to Tacoma and then reshlpped to ths Orient. .Why It Is not ; Sent front Portland , direct to its destination oh fba Indravelll it a pus sle to tha shipper her. Some explain tha matter by saying tbat th Northern paciflft wants the btnetit of t Mhg bam to the Poutfd and tterts sufflclent msu. ence to get It ' ' 1 ' ' ' -1 The 6e0. Xtff. Cldef arrived last night from "6ah Francisco with Oh M tha lafs est Cargoes which ba been brought from that point recently. She has IS carloads of goods fdr shipment East, In addition to her regular freight foi tall city -, The Alliance, of the Gray Steamship Une. has completed leading her cargo of general merchandise and will lest to day for Coos "Bay , and - Eureka. Bhs brought tn this trip a large consignment of redwood, doors, windows, sashes, ate., for shipment East. ; . j Th schooner Fred X "Wood Is en route to this port from Hokodato with a cargo Of sulphur. ' After discharging It sb will load lnmber for ths Orient. . . A r Tha German bark Schiller has arrived out at Falmouth after a passage, of 169 days - The arrival of the Sohiller clean up th list of January teasels with the exception of ths Bardowle. A December craft, the French ark Fransola Coppee, Is stni on th way. 4 , f : 1 -1 , Longshoremen and stevedores are busy today la unloading and loading the ves sel In port The steaminrjr Cymbeline at Montgomery dock No, I discharg ing a, cargo of grain bags from Calcut ta. At the Alblna dock is the Indrspura discharging a 1 similar ' Cargo; and ths Quit) Is at tha North Patois. a tnllls lsw4la for lianlia. .- The British ship Speke talcing in cargo at the Greenwich dock. white several -aeaatara ara busy at other docks. . - Tha seeling schooner S&dia Turpet and Beatrice will aet sail on Monday from Victoria, B, C for Bahrlng ties. : and will be the first at ths elfig fleet to start for that point - - Tb - schooner George W, Presoott. after a wbaDag abd trading cruise in the Arctic, is at Vic torla, and was sold there tha other day td' local then. It Is expected Xhat she will be dispatcned to Bearing Sea. MINES AND MINING. A new 10-atamp Hammond mill has been Installed it ths eureka mine, operated by the Oregon k California Oold Fields, Ltd. All tn stamps Ara in position, and ths company expects to start up the mill about June 15th.' - : - . . Supervisor Sam Gardner a few days ago picked up a nugget worth mora than 6331 with a little anarts In It, from bis Oreen-. view mine Just over ths California Una. Gardner stumbled onto the-nugget whan least expecting a find. . Tha specimen re sembles a human band, both in size and Twenty-three thousand acres In Sho shone County, Idaho, have been certified to as mineral by tbs mining men and oth ers of the Pierce County mining district, abd an application has been presented to the Interior Department by Senator Heft teld, asking tor their withdrawal from settlement or appropriation under th timber and atons law; ... ' " ' . ft,, van "Brunt, who arrived hers tha first bt tbs week with partial clean-up f atl.000 from ths old China Ockj claim at Happy Camp, expects' to realise up wards of 6300,000 from tbs total cleanup at tha wuse vt tna iacm.-Trita jour. Anal. ..-..-, ' flints tba recent -discovery of a gold- bearing porphyry dike at Tyson, Idaho, tha camp baa been attracting considerable attention,. Tha Indications ara that a new camp has sprung into , existence. , Its friends are enthuslAstlo In their belief that Tyson ts destined t secasnS one ot the mosts Important gold produolng Camps in the Paciflo Northwest RAILROAD NOTES. Travsling Fralghc Agent Undsey.'of tba luinois central bad returned from East ern Oregon after- a week's absence." Hs bat his bands full continually, for he is ose of the liveliest hustlers tn bis par ticular line that leaves Porta nd for tits bunchgrass country. The Canadian Paclflo win establish ltd fast train service from - Vancouver. B, C,' to Montreal, June 15. On that data the Imperial Llmttad,? with . trt-weekiy service, : on Tuasdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, will be Instituted. ; Rlnaldo M. Hall, who sucbeed ths lata Colonel P. Donaa in taking charge ot th' late Colonel P. Donan, In taking chaw f the advertising department of the O. R. ds N.. Co., and who oams frott Klbomlngtofl, III., arrived in th cltv Saturday. ? HO has entered upon the dis charge of bis duties, The travel out of Tffcrtland Saturday night bound for California waa especially heavy n account of tba delegates to tba T. p. A convention returning t their hamoa, 4 Ob tba , Bautbarp- Paclflo . there war two train. On f these, bad two tourist and seven standard ' sleepers. Thi,wr nsarlr W psssenfet boolsed South. A Allen hai teen Ipphlmted Superin dent of tha Western division at tbs Coo adlaa Pacific with headquarters at Moos) Jaw. tiMT. T. HO anoceeds U W, MUe- atona. rasigned. H. 'fit' Fiavia, ' tbs asststans stperln- tendent of the Union Paclflo .at DenTr Col., has resigned, A Correspondent of th American 'lAftd ahd TttlS Register, published at Detroit. Mich.. 'in writing, trow Portland, calls attention to the recent heavy wav ef tmffiirratlon which eatne 'West. - H shown tbat whllS Oregon profttedto th extent of 10,900 persons, that that number M bat k fraction of tbs number secured by Washington. It woulfl Seem, ' thinks, tbat R Id Urn tot "OWgbn 10 'wake up." Tha' Canadian PaclAd ,"wtil ' teplaca steam wRb electricity AS a piattvs tow er in Its fikw plant at Montreal. : Tb Amerlean Hnea bra' not tna only ones who are taking a band ra, th up building ot ta .'West at tbs ' present time. The Canadian Pacific bbs placed 23,000,000 acres of land In the market tor settlement, and Is Inaugurating an exten siv scheme of colonization in th Brit ish Northwest. This Includes plans of Irrigation' for 3,000.000 acres "in tha Bow mm7iiii?r''.. -off ' :;f"1' :buildinqpermits. Mf .(.f. VfvfA;-.;'.''' mmmi4mm-W:Hnw''!-"'''j' Henry Heltzer, two-story dwelling; Rod' ney avenue and Tillamook, 61506. Chas. How two-story -dwelling.; Hood and GfBb COOO. 6rtlan.t Gas Company, repairs, .Tbir- teentb and CoucK, J10.0600. ; ' " : - C. V FrlhK oh and ne-hair-etory sbt- tSjre, East Sisth and Skldmora, 6T00. Thmotnaa Brink cottage. East Eighth and Skldmora 6700. ' v- d ti Whipple, cottage, Spokane avenua and Eftst Sevthteenthf 61SS0, James , Oreen. two-story bouse, Vic torla and Hancock. $tw. - . t. ..y' ' ) min-ii iiim'..rT i .i 4 .,. - CANNING SEASON OPENS. The" Portland Canning Company, Grand aveiiusi ' and East 1 Salmon f street, baa started np for a preliminary ran. . Tba past' Week only a few hands have been asnpiayed In putting up enemas, a small amount tof which arrived from Eastern Oregon. Oooaeberrles arrived in large quantities for this season of ths - year, and tew days were devoted to canning them. Mr. Holmes, th manager, says that hs sxpeets to begin bis regular season's work about Jun 20, when it Is expected that strawberries will arrive In sufficient amounts te start tbs' season's work, j. , j .j. Oradios; Proiressinj. " ) Tha contractors having the contract for the grading of .Bast Thirtieth street from , the Bass Una road to Hawthorne avanua, ' have a large . number at men and . teams employed at tb work, and good progress is. being mad. The stseet was laid out many yeare ago, and has served a great many people residing In tha vicinity. Why such ah Important thoroughfare trad never graded before la rayairy. -.fl....'- ... . i.,J- ii.t CREDIT MEN -; v 1 AT LOUISVILLE . W-Ipin ;.i ?l " ' .::;'"...;.;" "' J-, "V- . (journal Boeeial Barrloa) . LOTJI8VIIXE. . June la-Prastdaat E. A. Young 'Of St Paul called the annual meeting ot. tha National Association of Credit ilea t order in Uederkraaa Hall tbla morning, There war , nearly '600 delegates present representing h vital part of the great mercantile Interests si th country. Former Governor "W. rO. Bradley and Walter 'Vfalkef waleoBied tham. Tb rfcspons ' was) by George F. Pieterle of Cincinnati. Treasurer Oaorge G. Ford submitted a report of tb finan cial condition ef tba ssaweUUea. - Th re port of Secretary .William A. PrenOsr gast showed that the membership has been Increasing during' the past rear, the association forming a number of new branches and Its growth in the South and West being notable, ' , Tha sessions of tba convention an U continue three days. Bankruptcy,, axemp tlon lava, operation W colleettons and ths proposed combination with tba Credit Clearing House are soma of the question to., receive, attention., . ' ; Justice Court Quiet. - v The lustlc court of Cast Portland has not-had a case on its docket for about a month: There are several cases that have been on the calender for soma time but there does not seem to be any dis position on tha part of the attorneys la tb cases ta bring them to trial. CLASSIFIED AOS. FOR ADOPTION. SIX CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION Bey and cfrl from t month to 6 years, to bs -given on trial of three months or long er. Address Superintendent Oresoa Chlldren'a Home Society at f0 Mar quam Building, or call up phone Untoa 11714. .1 BOY8 WANTED. WANTED Six good boys n tha East. Sids for Journal routes. Apply Zs yam hill, Journal sfflc. FOR SALE MISCELUANtOUS. HALL'S safe, standard of tna w-rldr safes sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new on. Norris Sals A Lock Co.. -Bacond and Stark its, FOR ' BALE One-horsepower alectrlo motor for sal cheap, f squire of easn- lar, this affioa. . . BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED A good busfnaas opportunity for a live, enercetlc maa with tew hundred dollars a-eapitalv-bandl hM own money. This will pay to loost taw. Address Box 406, The jWsak PERSONAL MDME. II. a. ELTi Dermatologlfet mas sage, electri treatments. W1 r lrsl str MADAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant Mil past present and future; Ufa reading! 60c; dally, 251 Fifth at .. s Snowdaa Bathroom,- 60tt Wasb.t rvaia L Vapor batbAw massage - aad .- aiectrta treatisaats. - , , CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, th leading Paimtst and Clairvoyant gives reliable advice on all affairs of Ufa: readlnsa. 60c. tiV Mor- .flaoa st -: " ROOM AND BOARD. 31 EAST JT Pleasant rooms, with board; gas. bath; telephone eius us. , . 4 1 ROOMS FOR RENT. 436 ALDER, cor. ltth-4?iely furnished front rooms; all conveniences; suitable lor one or two geatiemen. THE ROSS UH 1st., cor. Salmon; els gant rooms; transient soUdted. ' PhenS Red 1891. n uiwiDnAu nuun9-- amis - - i v.. w.-. TamhlU; transient soliolted. Tel. Brown 89U .. THE GRAND New management; -light, airy room. Data, as, . (amnui; ti Hood lis. t. 'L . " .. ',.:' FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, telj- 631 Tambiii, near cor, west ran., raoni '. Green 6t6 i.-v" V'-'ri-v .:'. ' -1 .. .... . r,a.,. .j. THE BURBANK, 6 Tamblll-WeU-fur- ntsnea front rooms man eoereu aiso aaWe baasd. - -n.;. THE LOCKWOOD. 6S Morrisoav st urniinea rooms: transient, coon wa gon South 686. . ti ; -1 f THE METROPOLB New management S6. BUric; ngnu airy rooms; reasonaoi. MANHATTAN COURT -BrtcM' tobUdlatt j steam heat newly furnished. eWt; JBtark. THE CA8TLEW7I Wash.1 roonis for gen- tlemes, transient, it at. bouui isa. HELP WANTED MALE.' LOGGERS: rain and yard tnenj men and teams WOOa-cnopprr: irm nanail ana mmiii. .'&t.:')f....Mit "..fclrtde Lm a Mil nut ef city tog men end 'women:? so-day guarantee on every ticket .Call Andeee CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT 'ijfoftNCt, 126 V Morrison: branches, 147 Bnrnsids and OA ilVI IH AVUKgSJH ' f . CONTRACTORS. ScampbeX! carpenter and . buliaer: rvpair ". . phone Front 40 ff First street; miscellaneous. HIGHEST PRICK paid for men's east -oft tlothlng and snoes. .st m. ta. mens Green 42S. Orders promptly attended to. PATENT FOrt "8AL.: AitJUMK,, . um eMn 1 newiy-.! ieiissM!.s. FOR SALE, at a lacrtflce. v Interest la a vaiuaoie nwnin piii paving pre c: has been operated Successfully. Address Box ttt Journal office. WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Californt Win De pot, r. lxjrau. 1 anos wine, 6 glass. Fin wine, liquors and cigars. Headouarters for cooks, waliars and , bartenders, 148 Fourth at Or. phen Mam iu. " t! u .1. iT... .. . ...... ... BARBERS' SUPPLIES. ,EWI8-BTF.NOEH Barber Supply Ca- Of sii snarp eags tools a spe- - . . . . . , Ortnoini o clalt 161 irirst su .. .- - ., BRIDGE CONTBACTORS; Smyth Mowaro v, eis cnaabsr of commerce .. , , . n . TECHNICAL .SCHOOL. . 4 TH'fc iNlfcRWAlIONAL Oorreapond-enc Bcnoois, ' normntP". uagar Faulk SIGN WRITER. Jessie Waddelfc fJrnWrlt 1914 ,0 atreet Phone Hood 175. , PortlandL . TEAS AND COFFEE. " . tialnea' Tee etore. Famous Mlstlutu 'lea. t ittb SU OPP- Postofflca, 'Advertise your wants JrLsu papet that gfces . to all the people.; J JkTTO RN EYS. 1 1 f Psxton. Beach A -Simon, 610 Chamber of ., Commerce. ..-. - Charles A. Lucas, room 0 Chamber of Commerce. . James Gleason, l and I Mulkey Building. - ASSAVER AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Aasayer and Analyslstf gold dwst beogbt 62 Star: at. ..w BOOTS AND SHOES. A Dreyers, T Third st ' ... f- ' r ; t. 71 m im 1 i.iiip..':.- ' . y,- '. r - 3 -v. J. Sanger, Repair Bhop, 44t Wsnlngtoiv Markf Shoe Store, tta Morrison st., bear M. . Agents Jean as Miller ttboes. BILLIARD TABLES. T!'l ,Bronawlck-Balke Coilanaar en Third st, ,.-. , CHIROPODY, AND MANICURING. Wra. Davany and Estelle Deveny, 101 . AllsTty JBuig., Third and Morrison. I Mitcfieli, Expert Chiropodist Kntgbrs fihoeatora, m Washington at. Pbona Hood TO. , CONFECTIONERY A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Boa Bona, 50 Washington st. r . , W. J. Powell, Candle and Clsa.rs. 4M Wyhlngtoq st. , .... , t Henry Blumensuer. Mamtfaotuftng Con ection, 4s Hashlngtoa st CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 'fc n i . , , . .1, , J . . 1 .I. 11. , 11 1 . ',1 l . lbs xninw a cigar Store, as wasa, ah -CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. E. P. tCeanan, Columbia, Hartford and Vldetta Bicycles, Sirs st ' Phone He Sewing Machlnes and Bicycles, S3S Mor . rUon street , . - CORNICES 8KYLIGHTS. Metsl . Skylights. Galvanised Iron Cor- nlcei Bayer, tub Beoond st CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese.-' 6o4 Tamtatii st pnone Oregon Alain J7A i 1 Arlington creamery) butler, eggs, cheese, etc., W7 Bursside et -COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Pool Co., dealers in all kinds ot eeai and wood, tu Morrison st Banneid-Veyaey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, es Third at Phone Mala 66S and Col. 671 DECORATORS. ft Moorehottse aVCO., wsil papers, toT Tvasnmgtoa st. ':. DENTISTS 0. X. Hamby, D. D. 8.. room 6 Wash- rlngtsa Blag., Washington aad- it st. Theodora 8. Thompson, so-SI Washington twg., . wssttington aad Fourth sis, Phone Bead lit P. 8. tAngworthy. rooms 1 and I Benson Building, twit Morrison street near SI fifth. DRESSMAKERS. Mrs. Ti. 3. Oliver, Miniasry Parlors, room lot Mfteieay Bidg. ' - CRUOQISTSw O, P. 8. Plumper, rt0-t Third st Row A Martin, BUth aad 'Washington, Frank J. Strel'blg, 141 Washington st- Laue-Davls Drug Co., 176 Id at' Phone 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland - Electrical - Worke Offlce, WasblAgton st i . . tn Wenrtrfrr EIeeTrle Works, lOGfe Wash, st HAT yNfCTVjK HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VAtORSMOnly place In Portland far good work: union batter. Boston Hat Company! ft Fourth street; phono Black PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. ,Cora C Talbott years experience in Diseases or women, write or. call, ) Sainsen ::st . , ,. - . -. ELECTRICIANS. Arthur T. walker, room ft Cambridge , cuiiumjc. rnoue mea Mt.. . ttesiaence. Pink 126L. -.-."i -'i-, ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company rison, between First and Second , Mor- sts. - EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Saapleyment Co.. OT Burnelda st Acm Employment Bureau. 155 Morrison. Hely free to employera Phone North SS8L - Columbia m. ' FINANCIAL. ihH.,i r.ai Ltiii 6300.000 to loan st S and I per sent Beck, 321 Merrisen st. Wm. FURRIERS. The Btlverlleld Tur Mfg, Co., m Morrl- . son st. . ,, '. ., .. 1, ... . . . ... . . ... , - A, A, ' - GROCERS. F, Dresser A Co., S40-U Washington st Owe Hi Rsrpls 6 ta Morrtson st Co.. Fany Groceries. HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. Parts HalrSfora, Washington at na .to-date hair dressers. ;, : Rosenthal -Bisttrs Wlg-maklwg end man icuring. MO Fifth st Hood 014. , HAY AND GRAIN. W. S. Leathers, lid North Third st, Lime, eilinnivit. wmi.wiuwuv.?""..;.'!. ... y HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere; European plan, Fourth ana Aiuer ate. , . K . fismohd Motet 1 Rates: Eure-pwan. toe to gl.w per stay.? 'rmiint saernsen stA HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home 'Furnishers Fttrnltnre. . C?emti..i Parlor Ooode, Steves, etc See I. Oev urts A 80ns. 17S-17S First 6-225 Tam hill. ' Both phones lot " -INSURANCE. Buffer, Burgard Co.. ui Washington st . SLOT .MACHINES. . - f Washington et. oras. 1 ii,Lui,'-.'.-. .wvu.iiw vv. a ,4 STATIONERY. Tbs Kiln at Stationery 0 K? Morrison street m. ai.-.tr-.-fW James R. Ejtng. -V. M. C. A. FOR SALE REAL E 8 TATE. REAL Estate and - General 1 Business Agency. ; u- Sh ouau. u r irst nu Classified Advertising , HAYE YOU A WANT ? "1 - -" ' JEWELERS. Beldinf Bros., Diamonds. Watches, ctCn 46 Thirdst'" ". ..--5 .. . -.. ""'! ... j . ? ; 1 I':: f v. . '. " t, Tha" t C. Henrichsen co. jewelers "and 'j opticians, 24 Washington st ; . The Gr'lMtkemew'i'enansfacturlng jewelers, 6S6 Morrison st '. j t - -ii':-'" '.:".s:'.'f';". '':;;:' John A. Beck, watches, diamond, ata, . f07 Morrison-at ,'...,..-. . , . LAUNDRIES: - Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap, II per month. Novelty Supply Co.. 40 ' 41 N. Ninth st Tat 414. . , LIVERY 8TABLES. Frailer A McLean Livary 8 table. Beth , phones 60. No. vlOO to tot FUth st . MASSAGE,- W. H. Faulkner, room 16.. I51H Morrison .st, . . . ' . . - L- - - ' -: musical; instruments. Flute, guitar, ... struotion.' I wnas nrftltea dsfi. ban to in- struotion.' prof. E A. Smith, residence , 864 Twelfth, Phone Brown 69S. , Fisher Music Store. Everything in music ' Phone Bad ess, 19 Thlrt et ...h. - LADIES' TAILORING. Ladles tailor-made tuiui fancy embroid ered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephen's. 9 Alder st 1 '1 11 1 - . - r - - . '' -! MONUMENTS; Ottd Schumann, monumental and build ing work, m Third etv Estimates oa - flrst-ciass work end stock only. ' PAWN -BROKERS.1 Unci Henry, 41 North Third at y v .... r ' 1 1 1 inn v-' '. '- Portland Loan Office, Dan Mark, prop., Hl'hr4 St., sear Oak, Ptoon Brwn 4.4. Vnclt Myers, Jeweler. 1S Tbiro st ' PIANOS. Soul Bros; Piano Co., 626 Washington st PHOTOGRAPHERS. - E. W. Moore,- crayon and oil portraits. Third snd Washington Sts.,, . . PLUMBERS. Taylor A Stanton, plumbing and ateam biting. 68 Sixth t REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 701 Chamber of Commerce. ; J. iF. Compton, phone 1 Black 121. Xd Washington t Th Xing Real Estate Association. 72) Chamber Cjf Cemmerea. v. E. F. RUey, 60S Chamber of Commerce. - 'r & MBBeaeseBssssIsshBB, yi - t CbssV H. Koreil, real estate and mortgage loans. 151 Washington. Main 688. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffe House, Imparls! Hotel, v Below Stravae's Restaurant 2a Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant, U Tblrd et.. . ., . ... ,,i k ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest quartisoepe views, a Third st 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 66 First st. bet Stsrk snd Oak 1 phone 696.. Pianos and furnl- turs moved - and 1 packed for shipping; commodlens fireproof brick warehouse. sroat ana cuty sis. .:. :.- .. Furniture,- Piano and BafS Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First street - TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, ilt Third street All makes ot typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machine. I A M. Alexander A Co., agent. - : y TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office. 140 Third t, IS 10 nv saveu la an puima. TAILORS. Wa call for. clean, press ana deliver on suit each week for IL00 per month. 431 .Washington st -. -r-... ; , . . Boh Ton Tailoring Co., 14 Third It. oppo site untnoer ot vommtrce. . . ... . ,, TRUNK FACTO..Y. Harris Trunk Co trunks.' valises, aatcb. els, -etc., mi.. Morrison 8t ; ' WALL PAPER. H. P. Cbrlstensen, - wall papers, and painter. 141 BeventB st, corner Alder, . V n 1 ' , ... Ernest Miller A Co., wall paper and dec orations, rti r irstsi. .; . ., t BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE - with which Is amalgamated TTTtn RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA' Capital paid bp v.,..,....w.i. 68,000.004 Reserve .w.. I.OOO.OM Transacts a general banking buulnesa 8AV . BANK DEPARTMENT. ' Accounts opened for Sums of 111 and up wards, and Interest allowed an minimum monthly balances. Rates oa application. 644 Washington st E. A. WTLD. Manager. . LADD A TILTQN. BANKERS- . i J ESTABLISHED IN lii9. ', Transact a general banking business. i Interest allowed ok time deposit,, Collections made at all points on favor able terms. Letters 01 ereait issuea avail- able in Kuropa n 100 anrara oiates. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans, fers sold on New York, Washington. Chi cagn. St Louis, Denver,, Omaha, San Franr.'scqjand various point, In Oregon, sVhtflpton, Idaho, Montaac aqd-irftlsli 5fixchanBe Sbldon L0nd6n Parts, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. ; ' . t I i j- f - -"---aj j TT 'iTfilUi.Jr MERCHANTNATWNALBANK- J. Fran Watson ....... f..t...-.i-resiaent R. L. Durham .Vice-President r W. Hoyt Cashier nan W. HoVt ,.,.t J...iAss!stsnt Cashier TRANSACTS A QENERAL BAN KINO J rrvyy sp. - . . . i - n ' United Statea Depositary. mm and letters ef credit Issued awn. able to all parts of the world, Collections s specialty. Gold dust bought LONDON SAN FRANCISCO BANK, Chamber .of Commerce ' Building, Third Head office, 65 Old Broad street. London, wki. k,nk transacts a arenrt business, makes loana. discounts bills and ,J-... tatter of credit available for tro. eler nd the purchase of merchandise In any city of the world. Deals in fereiga and' domestic xchang .. i ... 4.1. , interest MACRAE. Manager. MONEY TO LOAN. MONST M Loan' on ' City lots an im- p roved larroa, wr. . bww m vo.( 1 Etsra wtie- i ii i i i 1 i 1 r i i ,i ,.. WA. HATHAW a j-wonev, to loan. 1 CARPENTERS ANDCUILpERS. John A. Melton, arpem-r ana liutl.lfr, aci mar unuiet built and remoil"ed. aft'rt.ir nl t-e-palrinv Holmes. lhoneMaln 147. 1 Help W11M, r-r Has,:, , , . ?i aryaciit V. m4, M Um, is For kent, ter hne, , , 9 , , fi Warned, kooms, wr lis. J Penonais, per line. . , . . , M For 5aia, per Um, ..... as ' Contract rata aa spplkatles. EAST vu SOUTH Depot Fifth and Leave. 1 ecreeta Arrive. I OVERLAND EX 6:30 p m (PRESS TRAINS. 7:41 an lor esaicm. Hoe-i burg.Aahland, Sae- ramento. . Oaden. 1s San Francisco. Mo ntr. Loa Aasttaa. El Paso, New Or-l leans sna the East. At- we e d a rn dans except sun May), morning train icaanects with train for ML AnreL 6H-I , . iTerton, a r o w n - and Natron, and Albany Local fori Mt. Aneei and SIM 4:06 pai 7: so a m 4:60 pin vfrton, . Albany nametitep 10 -16 a R 6.69 p te ,- h. orvaius paasenseTi (Sheridan paasengerf a nt DaUy. DaUy except Sunday. . r?;b?.t' tickets oa sal between Port land. Sacramento and San Francisco, Net rates 117.60 nrst-clsss and 614 seoond-claaa. Second-class Includes. steeper) rat-elaev does not. -. ,.. .'.v. ' ., Rates and tickets to Eastern point an4 f?,rf- As JAPAN. CHINA, HONO LULU snd AUSTRALIA, Can be ob tained at Ticket OfficeNo. 664, corner Wreblngten and Third. .. tamhill Dmsi0r. - ' Pasenfer Depot feor ot Jefferson St. 1:65. :, -40. :fA 6.30 p. m. ' Dally ex cept Sunday, 6:1b, 1:4 a. m 6:06, U:W W m, Sunday only, I a. ra. , Arrive Pott land dally. 1:6, 10.80 fc,' m :8. 6.1. 4:80, 4: IS. 7.4L 10 p. bv Pally except Sunday. 6:66, 6:60. 10: & a, m.l ex cept Monday, U.to a. m.j Sunday only, W.06 a, ev. --1.- . Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday. 6:06 p. m." Arrive Portland I tO a. - ml l-aseenger rram leaves Dallas for AID la. Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays el I ad p. m, Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. Exeep eiunday- . , , A . -f A. SCHILLING. . B. Uttttn, 5 City Tkt Agt GeavFrt A Pses. Agt. TIME CARD Of TRAINS ,. WktiAND.,: rtWTiayfc. "-s ati.A North Coast tlmlted...l:00 p, ra. T:00 a. ra. Twin City Expres,...U:80p. m. 1:60 P. m. ; Kansas City nd St- Louis Special 1:26 A nv B:10 a, nv ' rugef Houna jineitssu a. m i:ta p. Take the Pttget Sound Limited for Olympla, South Bend and Gray' Harbor Solnta All train, dally. Four ,, train ally to Tacoma and Seattle, . Thr through to tha East W A D, CHARLTON. Asst. General Pas. At. '' BSI Morrison etreet . Vortland, Ore.' SiiojirliiTiE Union PACIFIC AX3 THREB TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS CAST f SL'uscr t" I I tOOCH.srJT- I WdLlWa- UNION DEPOT. t Lefve. Arrive. CHlCA-tiO-Pft RTLANlS .0Oa raTpwT SPECIAL. Dally. Dally . For th East via Hunt- ' f . ' Ington. .". .. '..: MMacjii 111 6P0 KANE FLYER. 6:li pot " -For - Eastrn Washing- DaUy BaliP ton. Walla Walla, Lew- , i , . iston, Coesr d'Alens aad ' . ; Ot Northern pemte. ' ATLANTIC EXPRESS. slEO pm 8:10 tn" For the East via Hunt- Dally Dally ' Ington. . -I v OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE -. j FOR SAN FRAN- From CISCO. ., - Ains- , 6a Colombia !. . worth -00png April 7. 17. 27. . Dock BS. Geo. W. Elder t 8:00 pnt , r - April t. U, 22 . . ,.. 'FOR ASTORIA and .w pot 6 00 pm - way point, connecting Dally Dally with str. for Ilwace and ex sun ex Sun North Beach, str. Has- Bst 10 ftalo. Ash street dock. p m FOR CORVALLJS and :4o am Wpm" P0lnte. Steamer Mon Tuea. , RutH, Ash street dock. Wed- Thurs.. , - fWater permitting.) rrt Bst ' FOR DATTON. Oregon 7:W am 8:0ain City and Yamhill River Tues., Mon.. points, str. Afodoc. Asb Thur..' Wed., street Bock. , Sat ' ' FrL Water permitting) 1 r TICKET OP'FICB. Third and Washlns : ton. Telephone. Main 712, , ' .i i' 1 i 1 1 1 1 , r 1- e - PORTLAND5 & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. ; ; For Yokohama And Hongkong, calling St Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai taking freight vie. connecting, steamers tor Ma nila. Port Arthur and Vladtvostock. . -For rates and full information call & or address oOlclals or agents pf the O. mi, 1 1 r ilTV -if' i'l't '' ' . 1 ... iiin ill I, i.m ' Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS. Laves. Arrives. For Maygers. Raln- ner, ClRtBkanle, Wet-t port, Clifton, Asto-I ria.' vvarrenton. na 1:00 AM. vel. Hammond, Fort I: :10 AM, 8t evens. bearhartl fK.. fat-asKie, Astoria ana ' Bcasnore ti- arees. Dt v. t.-OO P.M. Astoria Express, - 0:40 P.M. b . lai:y. ; Ticket office OA , Morrison 1 street- tind Union Pepo. ', ..:'.' J. C. AlAtU. uenerat i utwenger asti . Astoria, Or. ARCHITECT AND ENOIN&ER. Fred A Ballin. 43 'li nt Tel. Oak 7. V Seia ana macmuery 01 an minus c signed. ' . '.,. EARSER Joseph Keiilel, H.J Morn-Mii et. V. Hare. . 14C rlith H"t ...'