Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902, June 11, 1902, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Portland evening journal., June 11, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1902)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.3 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Texty ' r, ; - .. . ,.i ... .'J. .'- -. . '.I- B- J ' . 1 ? - v .--- 1 i The Commercial .World REAL; ESTATE t The record tor the first half of the week - tn the matter of real estate transfer! end k-uUding Dermlta ts as follows: . ieai estate I ranerers, ' Monday tumw ' rueadav ... j - .-.i...-' 8.705:04 Total . ,, tn,43.45 Monday Tuesday .. . tSO. 600.00 ...... ..,........, I'","' Wednesday ..- Total .. ....-.. $43,210-00 DeeplU alt aetbaika and; fletays Tronf I mmaii. iiiuu.: tha real-vet&te maTketl t tt not nearly so dull as it might reason. ' ably be exoected to be. There la a hope fvlv4tpirlt prevalent amonff dealers and brokers that present conditions are mere ly transitory. In fact many are hope ful ttbat the present conditions ar to t speedily lifted. ... Hankie eV Baker say of present oondi- lonT "The market la e.ulet due, of course,' to the strike, boycott, etc . In atty -realty there - Is muoh. -lnq.aim and some exchanges. : There- Is some trading for country property. Farm lttnfls,' tlni-' ber. lands, etc are being; looked after fa exchange for S I- ' CITY PROPE1RTT. There are. persons in the eountrys who deslrw to remove to the city and they (are- looking for city homes la exchange for their country resldenoeaw ' '"The strike or. boycott have not at fectett the values or sales of country real estate to any extent. Ranches close In are bringing from ISO to ITS an acre. These are dependent on the amount and Imiailtf of improvomenta, " relative posi tion rso far as nearness to the city , Is concerned, quality of the soil, etc, There Inquiry by a local concern for a ' ' , WAREHOUSE BITE On the Sast Side, at some point between East'Morrlson and Bast Burnside streets, to afford close connection from railroad to river. These persons have in con lemotation an enlargement of their bust : Hess. ". ' ' :" ' ' - .."We do not think that the present boy tott will long' continue. We believe that cooler-judgmentr will -tiltlmatel prevail. and that all parties concerned will be able Yo meet upon some middle .grounds so that Improvements may continue. It ,rnay !take a little' time, but we believe that fit will come about." Th week started out well with the mat- tar et ' ,.v-, . 1 BUILDING PERMITS, ' ! OO mondar more than $30,000 in permits was recorded, which was very encourag ing tn' the' race of tn existing Doyooii. The lowest permit recorded' for Monday was for 1100 and the highest $10,000, The permit tor 110.000 was Issue4.rt0 tbo. Portland Gas Company for repairs, at the corner of Thirteenth and Couch streets. '. --" it'" ? William Jaber will erect one and one- half -story eottage at Eleventh and Mar ket atreeia, to cost $00. . . I. Qeyurts has taken out a permit t erect a two-story dwelling af the corner of Tenth and Sherman streets, to cost Repairs to cost $2000 are in prorrees on the Centenary Methodist Church, at the comer of East NtntB and East Pine. Charles House is building a two-story dwelling at the corner of Hood and Oibbs streets, to cost $2000. At the corner of Rodney avenue and Tillamook street Henry Metsger is put- ting up a $1500 two-story dwelling, A one and one-half-etory cottage," .to cost $1000, is being built by P. L. Han sen at the corner of Michigan avenue asd Beeh streets. "Fred Frits, proprietor of Frits' resort. at the corner of Second and, Burnside streets, will make extensive ImpovementS at a oost of $4500." . ' .. . ? , A two-story cottage at the corner of Victoria and Broadway wUl be built by James N. Green at a cost of $1760, C. L... Whipple will build, a one-story eottage t at the corner of Spokane, and Eat Seventeenth streetav to cost, com plete. $1350. " The .permit Issued to the Portland Gas Company, ref erred , to elae where in this article.' for repairs' at 'Thirteenth and Couch streets, to oost $10,000 relates to the enlarging of its gas tank or ''holder, as it Is called. - Its present Inner area IS STl ,Bftr TTJl Workmen sent here now; engaged In to- $50,000 cubic, feet eraaal.-.ihVe; that the . Inner area. wm pe aooui ew,uw cuuio icoi wuou complete, ' The work IS expeneive, steel plate! being used, which must be riveted and fastened together wtth a great de Owpig to the voluntary reduction of the - ; PRICE OF OAS By the company, which la . expected to Increase the demand upon It, together " with the hatureJlvlnoreased demand by reason of. the erection or so many new buildings, the Portland Gas Company felt It was necessary to make the present im provement- :&ir.i " ;-J;,'. r" George Black and; wife have soldi lot B, in block $28,. city, to w. H. Grlndstaff, mT9 so many uungs 10 aaeci pn iui ii.WTWI rr iur, nm --wjjiu.i ? '- erage. "W have under consideration !0W an ner'a0. &Dft7Sc: fettuci head, nor dos. Sfor $3230. Lot $ in the same block was sold by George Black and. wife to Ad- - dieI'. Blain for SSm u. '.'.ui .- ;. The Portland Trust Company has sold . to Floy W. Nottage a parcel of land 25x 00 feet.! St : -the i corner; pfTwenty-fif U . and Thurman ror xzsoo. v . . - Let block e, In Mayor Gales Addl - lion, nas-Deen soia to jsawara: itenier py H. U McKlnley and husband for H00O, R. IL- CaMson has purchased, tronr X Gratton and wife 160 acres tn sections a . and S8, township 1 south.' range 4 east, gor.-SSSoiL..-.!?.-iv . 'MV::.;-lj.;-S::. '' "' mm ' ' J. .a ' " '''. ' I r anipDmicurjg uutiooic? w - Tha shipbuilding bidustrjr. in:- Portland ". looks remarkably bright Work Will soon begin on the. construction of a drydock ' for tne .Port or Foru&hd. a tug; is - te he buUt as a tender to the drydock. and a 'small trarsport for the Government is te be hunt at this place; . All bids ' for this work rwere made some time ago. . wlU shortly be ; made public and the - 1 several eontradts awarded So the mdl- , rations are that , things wUl be lively j sere soon in tne stupbnndinf Una ' , ''' ' " -T V : i'v I The weakness In poultry was the, only woiaent oi note tn tne wholesale market An advance of 40 cents a case was made tble'mbrnlnf 4a the' uototlons oo white cotlene.'-;..: yr-'?M 'Acar oi Valencia oranges, the'last of the season, Is expected this evening.! Tt ouotatloni wtli be 11(34.10 a box. There la a great scarcity of . good oranges la the market " ? ; . . M Z -V ' A shipment t VUssisalppt tomatoes arrived and ere quoted at 33.2S. a box. Calltornla tomatoes are still scarce. . Buttetts.aUU weak tor tb best areaoW ery." 8torj-Lni oountry butter aeatlaaa ,A better supply of Oregon strawfcerriea ut BegfoWnf to arrlyi anij' there la pleiity tor local demand. i f -'v-.-: .J' . ..- Bprlpg -'clilckene, are . In large receipt, an4 the nrket; digaing'. ;K Changes awn m uuvuuviw. t. Jy::'rf' i GRAIN AND rtOtm..T' ' ":" Wheat-Nominal: Walla "Walla, ' Mc; Uuestau snte:..vaflev. Kla.lt. - , S. rta XTs 1 .k. CI I'.irtA 1,)' err t1 9S ww(r 4nir.ri at-f ffT irelf arraham.' tf.ftlMMl la! - '. .'W.' ''-j "'..'' dllnga, KOi shorts, $18! chop, UT.50. f nay iimouy, fuiu; ciover. eme, ' TiTTfrfuwin tvila anfTff AWT s . . Butter-Creamerv. l?4l8ttc: dairy. 169 . MVm- lWL ' W - ' T..-T- . Cliaaaa Vult a rroam. tmiloi. . liaiSUO'. xoung asteriea,-. uo. ,r f r r hns. t4.l04rt dos: broilere. 12.1003: fryers. rOUITI-CDlCKBlll. 7r miXN. . aa.BUU'a.lB. 4H.W doe; ducks. ta.oa per doS; tur- keys, -live, iz'l aressea, per ib; geese tSSt-W per, dos, . . . VEflETA-ftt.lCH A ND TROTT. PotAfo-Beaf Rlirbanks. SlSn.a0' Ber eentai: Karly Rose, l.il.T8 pr; cental.. unions ;ai norma . reo, , mu.w: v re- ton, $2,6041.1.76. , i-": - - V. uriiifa. fivi..! vPiEUlf, fv-". wwf $1.IMX1.I6 per sack: cauullowac -laWWc par , 1 a. ae. . . 1 1 M. eosen: ceierv. sua oer aosen: peas, tia to per lb.:.. atsDaraa-us. 11.26 box: red- Uhes, per dos.;1 12150; green onions, 2025o: cherries,, SSc&ltlO; California ptiim. $f box , ' ."",. . r Qreen t rult-nLemana . IXfiOWt: oranas $3le per box; bananas, - $l2a$;, pine- SPPies, so per cos, 1 - Dried . frult-rSun-dried . apples,, sack, or boxes.- car 'lb.."4tiScr evaporated lliii liiV4c:- apricots, U12c; "peaches, S&llc: pears, o: prunesltallanav S4c tigs, Calif or nia Diacus,- )kaa; ao wane, bc, piuuia, ". t- . 11'. S .- -1. v'.- ,'GBocjiRtBs. Ntrrs. etc. r fSzr 2!ItST extra , ftM iol C. . M-OUtbeeW fTKiarrrboxTO per 100 lbs., above basis, o per lb. die I count for prompt cash;, maple. 12VsUo w&r--il. 'f:.1' Cofree-Mocha,'1 SSOaSc Java, fancy, ffKDiUe: Java, gooa, vk&w, java. orcu- n,v IfMii'Jkti Caala Tctca .fancv.. lBfii'2un: Costa Rica, good. 18tvl8c: Costa Rica, ordinary. lOOlM per pound: Columbia roast. 11J Arbuckle's,$Uil3 list! -IJlon, 110.13 Ust: Cordova, 111.13; -Sosemlte, 111. haii u lna , uo idu un n.. .tfua uvr sack. 74c! Liverpool, 77c; Worcester, Woe; Barrels.-W erfeatef, bumrsar lbs.. $03. pales its to- jus, per oaie, mid, Bi.il uoarso, nan rrouno, iwi, per ion. iMidii,iiaiia.pes iiton, etfU irii m , Honey Fancy white, H15c; light ber. l2U$8Ho: dark amber. 10O'12o. . Grain bags Calcutta,: l&Wfi 6. 78 per 100 for July-August. . , Mute reanuie, swdo . per pound for raw. wr. ior . roasieq: eocoanuta. KO nc pvr uuaau. wiuuuw, im(fxao per und: nine nuts. Vffll&Aa: hlckorv nnra a; chestauts, , w.owu,. pur arum; . - Ura- all nuts, lie: niDerts. uhh-iw; rancy pe cans. ' )4U1.mc; aipionaa.; i)wioe. ; coal yii-c-ases, wc per ganon; par rels. 16c; tanks, 14c.; Riee. Impriat,iJapn!He. X. Sot No. 1 c; Kew ut.n,.(iyo.i;,v i j; Beans-Small vhlte. Zhic; large white, e: urge whit fic: umaa. 4c. anrs-'IS WJt-O; . fancy l-oc: pina, jtv. o7o; ' Salmon Columbia. River, taiia XI.: two-Ddund talis. I one- pound 'fiats; $; 'H-pbuiid fancy flats, 1.2S; Alaska tails, l6c-.. two-pound tails. j Hura, wyuu anu muia. Hops-14W?l6o per. .pound; oontraoL Wno1-Kemlnl ValleVi Him&af fCaet. ern- Oregon. t&UUc. . enwy.i"""w"-"6. V .J anori wool .nwjvsoc; oiuuiuid woui,. wieue: ions motT' etstl immk-, ; Tailo w-mme, ..per pound., lOlHet No. S B (HMSj. P-. '.'" Hldesi-Dry tM. No 1, 16 pounds end . .yiz-jA np, loispioc -per .pouna: or kip. No. I, to. 16 pounds., 16c; dry eaif. No. 1 under i pounds, lac, dry-salted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry Hint: sal tea bides. Steers, sound; pounds and over, Sftftet W to 60 pounds, TVif Set, under, 60 pounds ana cows, c, aoa uun. souno, m tu: klo. sound. -IS 40 80 bounds. Tet vaal anund. 10,'tO 14: Pounds. T' calf. ' aound. ander 10 pounds.. 8c; green jfunsalted), le per pouna ie, - wu - per uuuna jess: horse hides. ' salted, eaehr $1.10$; ' dry. facn, IW-Wi -,L umca. vn, oOUCI goat aklnv common, each. lu16ci An gora, witn wool on,..eacn aionair awo-w ..- -(.-,.-- MEATS 'AND PROVISIONS. ' 1 Vramh V eat s Beef. -ni7ct nork. nut dressedie-lic ..cows. and. bulVM.o umbOwlHe. ..' Hams, . bacon.! f te.!-Portlana pacs so; veUi "o".. ",ul'WM 7ii per to.: VkXfttt sides, 12HC," .dried Bhel setts. Mc; lnsldet and knuckles 18c per lb,; -outsides, 16o . per lb.; r Eastern packed , haws - . k - UI J mlkll SN unaer w ioa , over ids.. J4V4c: fancy; Uei ' picnic, s ue; shouldara! lie; ;dry salted, sides, " nnsmoked. Uo; backs, unsmoked,- livio; s smoked, Ulic: butu.' lleuiie, ,! - 7r" ; wira K-ettie leat, jmc; stsam rendered, Ufeo, tierce basis. , , , . T. FINANCIAL LONDON. June ILCnnanla. MV- altvar inf (,7 k:.v . v.::' -r--. NEW YORK. Juna 11 fltortlna- chdnge. long. $4.85H short $4.8$. SUver bullion. , ' ' 1 SAN FRANCISCO. June 11 Btarllna . A J . . . A. ( t . Shipping. Tttwa iT.HTrtnn rrTL-v Hl'ah water f 4:js. m. ,T..r.4.. nui 5:40 p. m.' ........... ai feet ljov water rj 11:13 a. m. 0 1 feet 1S?P w. ;....,. 11 feel viouay; wina. norm: oar moderate. -tffc'v!,:i:!S:r:. : .j? A RRIVALS A NTi D1RlARTTTlir ASTORIA. June 11. Arrlvail A. 1 n. barkentlna Sailed at a. to., steamer i.ik, ior nan - r rancisco. . Dauea, steamer Vosbura. for Tillamook. - - -, 3 ASTORIA, June 10. Arrived at t o, m HAM RlrRO. Illtl. 1 CatimA 3JI.V bark' Matterhorn, for Portland.': '. . Nf OAS AKI. June : 7. Sailed, German j" Iur J'wruancj. . - Grain'. f' -r 1IWSr! .?inft. ws; vwai """ Tt rr,, "g"s country .marksts euia en a vu urtiiusj," , ss lona, closed So KHtd. French country j. - . V . . aVa VV IIFM UUHI PO "C,V- -r-" NEW' XORK. ; wuue u U.-July ; Wheat CHICAGO. June U-July, Tl; Beptem brt 7W4u Corn; July; S't Old oats, July; juti. New ats.- July, Keceipts, Wi,- uoo Dusneis: snipmenu. skz.ww ousneia ' SAN FRANCISCO, June 11. What t, i December $1.10. - Barley, December, tt. Spot wheat. 11.10.. , Barley, teed. Kaw; I prewing, wkstiev Ka oats, akzuou.. -. AURINE NOTES; F. B. Morns' naptha launch Casadero II at. the Supple boat yard tor repairs to her Th JPWhch Itf : Jaoobeen arrived hi today from her home port, after a pas- sag of . 143 days, which Is considered rerf fair time. Bh oame In ballast and la tiader charter , to the4 Portland Grain Company. t ti-S-ffr. Jnroan a launch Elkkader ts still at "up-. pie's boat yards where she will remain un til her owner has the boatbousei which he Is building, completed for her reception,. ; ,Tbt Reliance caught fire the other day by sparks escaping from the amokestack and soma damage was done to the cabins. The vessel is at the Bast Oak-street i aocx paving tne aamage vustauiep nxea vfrV'Mt?' The Oceano sailed from Marorom tor Portland IT days, ago and la fully dua I she win nrohablv arrive in . a. day or 4 .5...-.,, . i.. :-A-W..t ii I two,:5 NEW TODAYS Best Sugar Cured - mm iiams is ' ....a-. a..aMu. ouy yuur putter dviviw we aHrauw, Best creamery...r.....;....40c and 45c flood dairy.... eaeiaavaaa Fresh ranch esjKSf dos. ......... eevee ao$ STtCIliC IbAO) 4 eaeWsisJ,aeiaaeell IC Boneless bams.. I1C Lard, s-lh. pail... ...... ..............n.Osc 60c Tea. ............. Java-Mocha coffee Hill's blcnlc Dickies....: .....a for aw SA1 URDAY JS CM ICKtN PAY 15C It). LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO. ' , a64 Yamhill Street. .$375 and IJjward for about 90 choice lots that are yet for sale m Williams Avenue ' eeee Addition eeee , A discount of 5 per cent will be given m en lot 25 per cent Of ; purchase price down and $10 per month, Interest at 5 percent i th atrta orp now ?ra.ded and Aii' lti iTCs are now graoca ano 7 lot is a gem. Call and get a; new map of the city with this Addi tion on the back, free. $300 each -7 firie lots within one block of "Williams Avenue i terms if desired ' MM- T-arh6 "lots In- beautiful .Piedmont. Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. M. E. THOMPSON, S 64 Stark Street. s8-Acre Ranch Borders on river, 4 miles from val; 1. tri-um wall ImnrnvM! - -, : 7 , " ' a aaa positively a bargain at......$l DUU MONEY LOANED. . . . m !PhOB Clay 195. 3' Fallta BMs- tOTJ HAVE THE OPPORTUK1TT NOW .An elegwit 'Wtfeet sra, house, close in on West Side. fo $100.' One of he. handsomest homes on the East Side, . 10 .rooms, striotly modern; arge ana neauuiui grounus, tiw v 1 LmU r.lc nnarteC block. S-roOm ki.na, kna blank. HlVthOmi CUI, $100 A rani eosv mace, moaern a-roorn house, lull lot. oh. wes. avenue, jjto. . icu uiv, vfcav, bundanee fruit- On Portsmouth ave., : A sDlenilid piace, hiii-'iokT sroont house, stood barn, blocks Woodstock cars,- fiztv - - ' - A lovely cherry orchard, E. Morrison st, nese Thirtieth, for only $1000. , 1 Liui. Int. XT T.wIa a. ., DC.UU1UI liuuuiii. w, . -, en payments; will build house to suit ma sen nouss ana 101 on lunnuoieon.; A nice place, 130x130 feet M. Patton tract North Albina, for $450. ow what aay your - ... . A half block, l lots, near end Mt. Ta- ,1 fj- 1 1 xn w acrtn nor canine 111 nciiiu aw- - Fine bunding lots, E. Pine at. $3TI eacn, - -ir . -. ' . . - A fine building site, nearly I acres, at the corner of Tabor and Francde ave nues,, 1 block rwm wooastoca cars. -. A splendid place for a country, home, sSNkikfuU Wt.Mlft U X rtch' .ott neae v trotiif Ul "C. VUI, AM.' WM ' .... ''PA ' T-' ' UH acres, a magnificent .plaee4- abund ance all' kinds of fruit and shrubbery, ftne residence at Oak Grove, convenient to. Oregon, City cars. jri.T-,-.a---., -.ttM ... AM OZh 20 acres nicely Improved, all stocked ana equippea.' s cows, s nesa or young cattle, one mile railroad atatloa and creamery, for 31400. A nice 40-acre farm, plenty fruit, ex tra, ncn sou, gooa ma as, near stauon, IS uinaa i row cuj, aisuu ' ; -1 . ) x' - 80 acres, well timbered, sound aw aa. dar: a new shingle' mill, M M dally ca pacity; rr opportunity to make ail kinds or money; is omy is muea from cltyt Will sell for $1400; or exohena-ar. Inr come to us oerore you buy.' , We have the bargains. 5 " R- H. DUNN, 14H First st PROPOSAL fOR WOODEN DRY DOCK Port of Portland, r s No. $6$ Worcester Block. Portland. Or.'' Sealed prooosals wlll.be recelvad mnA Opened on June 8, 1902, at 4 p. m., at the above office forfa floating wooden- dry dock of five sections, according to plans Blackwell, consulting engineer - Cexteru Horton building, Seattle, wash., and now on file in the office of the Port Of Port lahdu - f .-'-: A-'-i - , A certified check of $100, drawri to th order of the Port of Portland, must ae company the application for plana which oheck will be returned to the drawer upon me return oi uia plans sna nneolfl oations to. the underalgned. " u" - A a.a-(rlak41 alea 6a la aa-.Le-L.av .l Amount of thi bid" muVt s"raSaS2 bid. guaranteeing that -the bidder twill en 1 .aw . inrA a iwdimm aa.tar... . . . .. . Port or rortiana. ana lva banA .l faithful performance) should the eontraot be awerded hlnv : . ', ........ .... , .. ; " The right to reject any or air bids or to waive defects Is reserved. --" t-ians, specincaiions and full tnforma ww .. wwiunaw py appmng to &i v; -Clerk af the Hoard. Lots $550 fach Belmorit end Cfjist 23d $tr&i TILTON'S ADDITION v r-Jh'olce) lots $550 each and '. S upwardav? Small cash - payment and the balance :'t In monthly installmenu; 1 If you purchase In Til y . ton' Addition and wish r.ta build, we will loan you 'r : the money At six per cent, ' ; ; repayable In easy pay- -ments,.;tr ; ' title Guar0ntee & Trust Co. U and 7 Chamber of Commerce t Oround floor. Fourth Street side CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR ADOPTION. BIX CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION-Boys no gins iron 1 monm to years, 10 00 given on trial of three months 'or long er. : Address Superintendent . Oregon Children's Horn Society at 80S Mar quam Building,' or call up phone Union 1714 ' ' BOYS WANTED. WANTfiD-SIx-good boys on the Vast eiae tor journal routes. Apply w xam hill. Journal- office, - v FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S Safe, standard of the world; safes sold on easy permeate; trade your 01a. uu rap a. naw m ne. Noriis Safe 4k Lock Co., Becohd and Stark sts. FOR SALE One-horsepewer electrlo motor for sale cheap, lnuuire of cash ier. thla afflca. ' . . .'.-- y. this omce. FOR BALE Rubber-tired buggy,, almost new, vr. exenange tor a aouoie-seaieu spring wagon KiOBKRTS BROS - ' r. BUSINESS CHANCES. ; - WANTED A good business opportunity ior a live, energeuo man witn a few hundred dollars as capital; hattdlta his own money. This will pay to look Into, Address Box 100, The Journal. FREE FREE Handsome home savins banns at tae Hecunty savings Trust .Company: -only a limited number toe be loaneOj call and ask tot one of thOktU Vn ma. I a. T ill alnl a. " " I imis.ep i W Mwi isvyu ajru MDME. H. B. ELY, Dermatologist, mas- ae. eiecirie ineacmanis. huh ttrmjtw MADAM JOHNSTON, CTalrvoyant tells pas?, present ana juture;. uie reaauur. w; aMnvi 4 m a st, , ; . Snowden Bathrooms: IClm Wash., room L apur oauia, massage ana. aiauiriw treatments.. .;';t;w:-.'..f'-4v.r -s',.. .:. ' I 'l in Mill. I 'l ,1 . ill : CLAIBVOYANT. V t t MRS. STEVENS, ttia, laariln Palmtat and mirvoyani, givearenaoie aovice on au anairs or lue; reaqmge, wxv. xu-is axor ROOM AND BOARD. tEASTntlElfTV front roomswlth board; gas, bath: telephone rooms for rent; 439 ALDER, (on lJthNicely furnished suitable for one or two gentlemen.-. THE ROS8 lliu. 1st, or. Salmon: ele gant rooms; transient soucitea. rnone Red 189L . . FURNISHED ROOMS lilU, 1st at. cor. xammii; transieat soieitet.ei, jrown THE. GRAND New management: light mdtooMa..9um,,,ijH jtamniM; -tea,., lOOd 71. .. -4- FURNI8HED ROOMS Bath, tel. 88$ xamh.ui, near cor. ,weat Parsv rone THE BURBANK. $34 Tamhlll-Well-fur- usnea front rooms ana poera; . also table board. , -t THE LUCKWOOD. SS1M Morrison st Furnished rooms; transient Phone yre- ,VVHUI WW. f . . ' - THE METROPOLE New management. S66 Stark; light airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT Brick building: ateam beat, newly furnished. SUH Star a. THE CA8TLE-S73 Wash.; rooms for gen tlemen; transient. ei. nouin iiu. . HELP WANTED MALE. LOGGERS; mUl and yard men: men and tnllkers; work of all kinds in and out of city tor men and women; so-day guarantee on every uqov. yaw ana see Canadian emplotment I aoenct. MorrUolB. VSth CONTRACTORS. FRANK 8. CAMPBELL, carpenter and vunu.1 I r " hm , war. raw,,, W Firet street phone front im- MISCELLANEOUS., HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off clothing and snoee. i. Sd.. phone ureen u- uraera prompuy aitenaea t. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H Interest in a VUUSDW Faiaiitr-a aqniail paving 010 eess: - has seen eperatea succeaafullr. Address Box 121. Journal office. WINE DEPOT. ' - THE COLUMBU--lfcrnls wine De- , pot. r. ". rlt'SLr -woaa wine, te ' iiwm. - ..... aura curara. Headquarters for coots, waltersand bartenders. 14$ Fourth It Or, phone Main 7SL i'1rii:,'S:;t.;1tv' BARBERS' SUPPLIES. LEWIS-8TENGER Barber supply c"o" . BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. SmytR Howard ce., 18 Chamber ef commerce. - ' -TECHNICAL SCHOOL. lWTNTrOT?ATrci Schools. Scranwn, Penna. Edgar Faulk - sign writer: Jessie WsddelL' aWjrtter, Sflsu Tavlor "-.- " . . w. kiMllQ.' -i teAs an6 coppee. , . sCepr - '' it; fCi :,'c - ' .'' ' -r Advertise your wants In sr paper that ioes .Ii atu 'lr':"t'"' .aw SMI up ropiavjU ill j, '--;? 'i-ATTORNIYsV' ' Paxton, Beaoh S) Simon, SIS Chamber mt Charles A.A Lucas, room (9 Chamber of James dleasdn,! and I Mulkey Building iAJMk ANALYST, Paul ' Baumei. Assayer and Analysisti gold dust' bought. 32$ Stark St. B0OT8 AND SHOES. Dreyersn Third st1 i jSangaty Repair Shotv 4 Waahlngton.. Marks Shoe Btore, Its Morrison' st near Sd. Agent J encase Millsr Shoes..-- BILLIARD TABLES, The Bmnswlck-Batlta Third sb a Collender Co.. 4 CHIROPODY AND MANICURING, Wm. ' Deveny and Estelle Deveny, . Allsky Buig., Third and Morrison, $01 L. Mitchell, Expert ChlropodUt Knight's Shoe Btore, 2M, Washington st, bone Hood Kit . CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coff man, Chocolates and Bon Bona, $6oVasainglen su J. PoVelt. Candles, and Cigars, ' Washington st" r ' - v" i' n n-'-t;'"--:-- Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, m washlngtonjit CIQARS AND TOBACCO. The atauroad Cigar Store. SM Wash, eu CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. SSP, Keenau, Columbia, Hartford and X!tta Wcycles, llrst st Phone Red 8eWing Wchines and Bicycles, $35 Mors, risen street - . 1 'sy tsiyn CORNICES-SKYLIGHTS. Metal' Skylights, OalvanUd Iron- Cor nices.. . C. Bayer, SUe Beoond.st , CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, eggs and cheese. $M XamhiU st Phone Oregon Main UD. ' Arlington Creamery, butter, egge. cheese, etc., 2C7 Burnside st - .-ft? COAL AND. WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of oval and wood, $44 Morrison st Banflold-Veysey Fuel Co.. dry Hat wood. SO Third st Phone Main 353 and Col. Sis. DECORATORS, E. H. Moarahouaa A Co. - wall miners. SOI f-.Washhgton st . - : DENTISTS. r j B. M. Hamby, t. D. H., room S Wash ingion Jiag., vvasnington ana tin sis. heodpre 9. Thompson, tO-61 Washington BidgL 'Washington and. Fourth sts. Phone Hood ill. P. S, Langworthy. rooms 7 and S Benson Building, .281 V , Morrison - street near Fifth. :' - - - ' -i '" - t t.V H.W,.DRE88MAKER8.N'M'.- Mrs. 18. J. Oliver, Miliinery Parlori" room 408 Macleay Bldg. ' 'T ' DRUGGISTS. O. F. S., Plumcer. 160-Sta Third et Rowe A Martin, Sixth and Washington. aaaaaaaaaasaaaai Frank J? Streiblg. $tt Washington st, , Laue-Davis Drug Co.. 17S Sd st Phone $41 ELECTRIC 'WORKS. Portland ' Electrical Washington at Works Office, - SS3 Western Electrlo Works. SOSM. Wash, st HAT MANUFACTUHER8. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place in Portland for good work: union hatters, Boston Hat Company, S3 Fourth otreet; phone Black 1S3S. PHYSICIANS AND 8URGEON8. Dr. Cora C. Talbott 15 years' experience in diseases, of women. Write or calL 80$ Salmon at -: ELECTRICIANS. Arthur T. Walker, room a Cambridge Bull4tngv . Phone Red , $964. Residenoe. Hicks-Chatten Engraving Company, Mor rlaon, between First and Second: sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnside st, Acme Employment Bureau, is Morrison.. rieip iree o employers, mono Worth voiumoia .,,. v .1 FINANCIAL. $32?. to loan at 8 and per cent Wra Beck, 321 Morrison at , FURRIERS. The 8llvrflald Fur Mfgv Co.. sss Morri son ai. i .,!:-',,. A .'-"'?,",: , 1 MWiM Am M GROCERS. F. Dresser A Co.. $40-84$ Washington st Owen Hi Serple A Co., Fancy Groceries SOS aiorriaou m . -. . HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING. Paris Hair Store, 30$ Washington st, up- urn,a Rosenthal . SjRttFlS-maklng end man louring, w sinn mw nooa . HAY AND GRAIN. W. S. Leathers. 110 North- Third et. Lime. Bhlngies ana vemeni. HOTELS. Hotel -Belvedere, European plan. Fourth ana uQBr ia. a .. B"mon-J-etelf Batesi European,': (De to per D.7- K ivu. aurnwn sis. 1. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnlshere i Furniture, r Goods. Stoves, etc S Carrwta Parlor See I. Gev- arts nona la-na r irst, i-Z25.Tam- MIL! IN8URANCE. Buffer. Burgard ft Co., $S1 Washington st SLOT MACHINES. AU styles: repairing: phonographs, ree- oras. 'i ransconunaniavt huiuu wo., lil Washington st .. -STATIONERY. The Kilham Stationery Co, $7 Morrison lame Ewlpr JBopksHler. T. M. C'A., FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. REAL Esatend . General Btndnese Agency, ja a. uao. uv r irst St. . . JEWELERS.'..i :B3ldtnsr Bros., Diamonds, - Watches,, ste,, ,.,.-,-,.-'.-,- - - i - nir .-ir --'!; -- r The L. C. Henriohaen .. jewelers and opiicu-ns, t waahlngton St The 0. Heitkemper Co., manufaoturlns jawawra. M Morrison. St. iff '; 'tffaf Bec)t watches, diamonds, ste. -LAUNDRIES, Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brash, aoao. !l 8r?."Lth-; Ngval-r SHP-1P' Ce-, e0- LIVERY' STABLES. I i Frailer & McLean Livery Stable. Both pnones vs. no, .uo to Flftn st MASSAGE. W. H. Faulkner,' room IS, 851 Morrison MUSICAL' INSTRUMENTS. Flute, guitar, mandolin and banjo In struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, resldenoe to 4 . weutn, fnone vrowp tas. Fisher Music Store. Everything in music, jrnune ota ru. iw iniru si. . - - LADIE8 TAILORING. Ladles tailor-made iults: fancy embroid ered and applique dresses and trimming. niepnan s, m Aiaer st. MONUMENTS- Otto Schumann; monumental and build lng work, 304 Third st Estimates on nrst-olaas work and stock only. PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry, tt North Third st , s Portland Loan Office, DaS Marx prop.. 74 lhlfd st, near Oak. Phone Brown 47S. Uttcie Myers, Jeweler.. 1U Third st" ).-. . . PIANOS. v. j . Boule Bros. Piano Co. 328 Washington st PHOTOGRAPHERS. E- W.' Moore, crayon and oil portraits. .. xmra ana wasmnsten sts. v PLUMBERS. . Taylor V Stanton. ' plumbing and steam niung. es nixtn st. :.t REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan add Collection Agency. Chamber ofj Commerce, r , ... v 70S J. ft Comptna. Phone Black 12$. SOS Washington st The long Real Estate 'Association, T23 cnamper of commerce. . B. V, Riley, 60$ Chamber of Commerce. Chaa H. Korell, real estate and mortgage roans., xai wasmngton. at am sm. RE8TAURANT8. Morris Lunch and Coffee House. Below imperial ttotel. - .; - Strouse's Restaurant $29 Washington st .... i .- City Chop House and Restaurant 1$ Third BU, ... - !," -.,-.-;.. ...(.: . : - ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest quartisaopeTlews. 6S Third st STORAGE AN D iTR AN 8 F E R. C. O Pick, office' 88 First St. bet Stsrk ana una; pnone ess. fianos ana rurni--ture moved-and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof, brlek warehouse. uTont ana ciay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer,, Charles, M. CM sen, US First Street; . k .... - . , TYPEWRITERS. The Smlth.-Premler Typewriter. 12J- Third street All makes of typewriters for rent Supplies for all machines. I, ft M. Alexander e Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third st; SS 10 w save to au poinis. TAILORS. IVa aaall . sllln -ftSS mrA ilatlwa. Maaa suit each week for $1.00 per month, 3$ .vvasnington st. . ' Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third st, oppo sue cnamoer ot commerce. . . TRUNK FACTO..Y, Harris Trunk Co valises, sa tcE- is, etc..' 'JM Morrison 8t. IIU SaaTSiS-a WALL PAPER.' H. P. 'Chrlstensen, wall papers, and painter, 141 Seventh st, corner Alder. Ernest MOler ft Co., wall paper and deo orations, m First st BANKS. Canadian bank ok commerce ' With which is amalgamated THE" BANK OF BRITISH COLOMBIA. Capital paid up ...........18,000.000 Reserve ...... ........................ 3,000,000 Transacts a general banking business. ' BX BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of $10 and np wards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. $44 Washington st . r . . E. A. WTLD. Manager. LADD ft TILTON, BANKERS- ' ESTABLISHED IN 1K69. Transact a general banking business, . ' Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at ail points on favor able terms, letters or crenit issued avail able in Europe and the Eastern States. Sight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York. Washington, Chi cago, St Louis, Denver." Omaha. 8an Francisco and various points in Oregon. Wafihlngtoni Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. .. . . , . ' F.xchonge sold on London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK- ' w PORTLAND, OR - J. Frank WatsoA v., ;.....,...... President r L. Durham ,..:.;...VIee-Prsldnt r! W. Hoyt. -..Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt ............ Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS GENRAL BANKING .TJnittd States pepesitary. , -DrSfts and mters of credit Issued avail able to all psTts ot the world. Collection s speelaltyv Gold dust bought Chamber efnComrc.twB Third , Head office, 5$ Old Broad street. London. ' Thi, bank transacts a general banking business, tnakej loans, dlscennta bills and issues lettersot credit available for trav iiers and the pqrchaee of merchandise Ir. any elty of the world. 5dJsJs In foreign ind domeetloexohange ,. Interest, paid on time deposats "-J . , nten- v MACRAES Manager. MONEY ro tOAN." MONET to Loan en Cltf lots and Ira. proved farms. W, A..BaaW aV Col, MS . Stark Street- v; W, A HATHAtV AY-Moter -to loan. 10 Waahlngtotd Building. Phone Hoojd 111 ' CARPENTERS AND BUILDER, ' i , 1 - -n i,. ,, . ,n .. John A. Melton, Carpenter end pull. iu7 SiaM st. otiire-and store xlul built and remoJld. altTlnr anU ja- pairing houses. Phone Main 747. Kalp Waotad, p-r Une, ; . m F mployaaant Wanted, Set llaav For Wet, par lioa, ... . . . w.otad, rm-. wuo ; Z Je ParaU,rrlta, . 4 . . M for 4et, per Una, , , ... .44 ... CetMrect raw ea eppllceUoea, S SOUTH it j -- BVlRLAND S:80pss $:$$ a m PRESS TRAINS. Pltes 1 for balem. Koae- iburg.Ashland, - Sac ramento. Oadea. riiospi San Francisco. M0-1 nave, los Annies. El Paso, New Or leans and the East At Wood b u rn (daily except- Bun- way), morning train connects with train. for Mt AneeL ail- Iverton, B r o w n e-l Will. - fimlnl.y land Natron,. . aad . . . . W. I1I.1ILIU. Albany Local fori Mt Angel and 6U- verxon. 4:00 p m 7:30 a m 4:60 p m Albanv naasansmr '-10:1$ m', 5 . so p m Corvallla bassaneer! nneriaan passenger fs: a mi -Dally. Dally except Sunday, Rebate tickets on sale between Port land. Sacramento and Ban Francisco, Net rates 117.60 first-class and $14 second-class. Second-class iaciudes sleeper; nrst-olaas does not - - Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europo. Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob tained at Ticket Office, No. tit, . corner Weehington and Third. , . ... 77 YAMHILL DmSION.' ' ' ' ' Faasenger Depot, foot of Jefferson St f,v? .fortlaed daUy 7:30 a. m.. U:30, 1:55, :2S, 4:40. I:$S. $.$$ p. m. Dally ex cept Sunday. 8:30, 9:40 a. m :0a. UJ0 p. m. Sunday only, $ a. m. . 4 . Arrive Poitland dally. 1:30, 19:80 ev m., 1:36. J:10, 4:30. 4:15, 7:4d. lOp. nv lally except Sunday, :3S, 9:30. 10:50 a, m.: ex eept MondayT U:4S a. m. Sunday only.4 10.06 -a. m -, . . Leave for Dallas daily except Sunday,; 5:03 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:30 a. m. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays,. Wednesdays and Fridays st $-.69 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays, Except Sunday. , . -', V. A. SCHILLING, ' R. B. MILLER, V i City Tkt Agt. , Gen. Frt ft Pasa Agt. TIME CARD 0FJTRAINS " PORTLAND .. ' ; ' - j. 1 ' Denart Arrive . North Coast Limited... 1:00 p. m. JKW a. m. Twin Cltv Exnress...41i$0B. m. 1:20 tt. m, ; , Kansas city ana ot Louis Sneclal U:Mp,m. 6:46 p. m. Puget Sound Limited, Take the Puget Sound Limited for Olyropla. South Bend and Gray's Harbor points. All trains dally, t Four tralna daily to Tacoma and Seattle. Three through to the East : - 1 1 A P. CHARLTON. "J " Asst. GeneraL Pass. Ael I SS Morrison street: .. Portland.' Or. Oregon 5liOIIiIffi URion Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR ALL POINTS EAST lf SUNJtT. M I J lOOCCX SnasM ZTt '- "Q"'" 'th and I , eta I Arrive. (ft w&w UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrive. , CHieAa6-PORTLAKi5 jn am 4Jpbv , SPECIAL. Dally Dally , For the Eaat via Bunt. Ington. -ipokane FtYfik ' nnur ' - For Eastern Washing Daily Dally. -ton. Walla Walla. Lew- iston, Coeur d'Alene and , . v Gt. Northern points. - - " - ; ATLANTIC EXCESS; S:50 pm' 1:10 am ' For the East via Hunt Dally . Dally , - Ingtan. - . OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE, -e FOR SAN FRAN, From - CtSCa , -. Alns ..L. SS. Columbia-., .''W worth WPP April 7. 17, 17. Dock - , - BS. Ga. W. Elder l:0?ai April 1 11. 28. - -- f FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 pm 6 :00 pro. : way points., connecting Ually Dally - , with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ex Sun 1 North Beach, str. Has- Sat 10 ' - . salo. Ash street dock- p rn ' FOR CORVALLI8 and ctitia 1:00 pm' way . points, steamer Mon., Tuea., , Ruth... Ash street dock, . Wed ; Thura - (Water permitting.) Frt - Sat ' FOR DAYTON Oregon 7:00 am 3:00 pto" City and Tambm River Tuea., Mon.. points, str. Modoc Asb Thur y Wed., s? street dock, , Sat Frt ' (Water permltUng.) f ' , , TICKET OFFICE, Third 'and Wanning' ton, . Telephone, Main TIL . PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP- CQ.t . V V TMlfAh.fn. m nA 11....... - MTllMtf at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nlla. Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. For rates and full Information call ea or address officials or agents of the O, SL at N. uo. , . . , Astoria & Columbia ' Rivef Railroaij Col "depot" fifth" ' Leaves. AND I STREETS. Arrives. ' For Maygers,-' Rain- a. n ler, Clatikanls.West- - portTcTifton. Asto- - : 1 rie, Warrenton, Fla- " $:00 A3L vet Hammond, Fort UdB AM. Stevens, ' Gearhart , Pk.. Beaslde. Astoria , " . . and ' Seashore Ex- I ; ! i press. Dally. . ' ' " ' ' 7:00 P.M. Astoria Express, 8:40 P.M. . . . . . .... :. . - Dally. --. '' ; Ticket office. 355 Morrison street an4 " ?x!c. m'Iso; GeheraV passenger Agent Astoria, Or. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. I Fred A Ballln. 4 2d Kt Tel. Oak 7S. Vaa- seis -ana ntaenmery oi an jnaa . un signed. BARBERS. oaepb, KeidcU ''- Mmtif-oa t. C, V. Hare. 145 FlfiS !rst. i td 1'. i.t i ; i.l C .'. u