Portland evening journal., June 12, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

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; drain.
.. These) quotations are furnished by Bol
ton, da Ruyter ft Co. a- Chamber of
pommerce, ground floor; members Chl
Jago Board ot Trade.' . ;
. i k , WHEAT, . ' '
J ' . j ' , Open. High. Low, Close.
Ulr ,4 ..$00.72 $00.72 $00.71 tO0.72H
apt -U. 70 .7u - .70i4.' .7034
CORN. '
Tulr -...... .634. -34 .83$
IPt ........... . 1 .88-, ,6S,
.63
'.Yfi
luly : .37 ,..7
MPfc ..MM,..
,28..
ulf 17.87 . 3(7.75
lept 17.77 17.86
17.57
. 17.87 .
'10.2T '
10.11
10.37..
10.25
17.W
17.70
io.r
,10.2a
: 10.45 '
10.26
. ' JUAJXU.
fuly .....',,.. I0.J7 , 10.85
lpt io.1w.,.
ulr . . 10.40 10.65
lept 10.27 10.32
- LONDON, Juna' 12.-Caroe steadier;
California prompt, 29s ViW&a d; Walla
Walla, 28s 6d2tia id. English country
markets quiet, but steady. i i . :
UVEBrOOU Juna 4.-Joly Closed at
sUd&a8d. . French - country markets
NEW YORK, June lluly close TO4.
CHICAGO. June 12. July closed 72;
teptember, 70. July corn closed 03&J
Id oata, July, 874; new oats, July, 89T
Reeelpta, 8t,000 bushels; ampments, w,
. PJO buabels. -.
U SAN 4 FRANCISCO,' Juno 12.-Nothlng
lolntv December, $L10H Barley, Pe
ember, 83H. Spot wheat, . 2110. Barlv,
W nwmi brewing, , Bad
. aata, xt0wl.45. . .,- t
Shipping.
TIDES AT ASTORIA TODAY. .
.High water -) ; - '
I:8S a. m. 7.1 feet
t.H p. m. , g.1 feet
Low water... -,v-
10:06 a. tn. 0. feet
. Cloudy; wind northwest; bar smooth.
ARTtTVAT.fi awn riffiPARTTTRTCH.
.A8TOHIA. June 12. Arrived at I a. m.,
bjrkentliie Tam ashantartrom CalUo,
f rclsoo.'-'; Eld.er..f?ri,U,
HULXs June'' 10. Sailed. French , bark,
' 0f.nJSuAh,???o,a' fo,.,o,n:
A8TOR1A, tfuna-tt-Arrrved townr-e
m.v.k, vfwam ateaater urmDfiab;-'.nsi
Eggs, showed a decided weakness toda
receipfa.iijit rather lipsfil'.kiid' denial
A drpnf canji s. flojjen, w.b4'.fo:
ttoad. today 'lh tha quotations of aU kinds
of poultry. Hens are now quoted at 4.tS
Cits a dozen. A good supply ot ducks
IS also -on ths markets," and their quota
tions also show a: drop of 45 cent a
dosen. the supply et spring chickens
ifs atlll Increasing. ; -
I A car of mixed veg etable arrived this
looming- from Sacramento, j Lemong are
reported; on. th boom, tha advent of
Warm weather causing a larger demand.
IfTieea will- soon go up. .
I With the exception of a decline of Vt
tent on the quotations ot sisal and Ma
nila rope, no changes appear in tha gro
cery iine.
The tons of the fiastern provision mar
ket continues exceedingly atrong, accord'
lag to an eminent authority on packed
meats. The summer 'pack, as compared
with last year, shows a shortage of 953.000
hogs. Prices of leading products now
stand at Aa higHest ifgKrreV since 189J,
deaplta the fast that tha aah trade dur
ing the month ot May, owing to the Blsf
t urbane 1 the labor "markets, appear
toi bs very dull. Many Ot ths standard
cuts af meat show.. material decrease- in
stock ob June 1 as aompared with tha
month, prevloua,, and the reasonabla de
duction from . theaa figures is that we
shall have to sea a. very material Increase
la hoc reeelpta U tha present already high
figure. AT pet advanaed under the in
creased, demand which the hot months
always make for cured, meat.
GRAIN AND FLOUR. - .
Wheat Nominal; Walla Walla, 66c;
.. Wueetera. 7Hc; -valley, 7&
BarleyFeed. 2228 per ton.
Ultl whJte U&WMi fray. tXM
FlouiwBeat Td
Mtvaiu. I
rei j grapsm,
in .
ll IHi- ' iV. . :...;- . . -. I
i in,iiiiirorin. ax.av per ion: miufc I
ojmga, Jg20;aharta,ii8 chopi- ttm-' .
.. .( BUTTER, EQQS
Butter Crmery, 17
7e; store,
Egga-I8c.- "
Caeeaa full . raam
( BUTTER. EGQS. POULTRY, , A
buhm.. muo..... j... I
VcritorrmuZV
Eggs-ik- .-n-i
. PoultryM3hlcknar mixed. 4.J8(84.M:
bans. I4.25tfi.75 Hos;- broilers, ' $2.tottA7r
, :, VXQETABUCS AND FRUIT. ... L
Potatoes Best feurbsnke. nei.BO ner
Cental; JUarly Kose, 11.291.73 per cental !
Onions California red, ; Oregon, RM1
Tomatoes-H2fi9l50 crate, Mississippi;
turnipa. Hffl.25; carrots, glSXtS; beets,
C.001.25 per sack; caullliower, tissue par
doaea;. celery, gOo per dosen; peaa, 4fl
to per lb.; aaparagua, $1.25 bog; rad
ishes, per dos., l2Wl6;reen onions,
dos.i l2Vk.fUo; cabbages, new flat Dutch,
So per lb.; early York, Hio par lb.;
Oregon strawberries, IL750J crate of 24;
Oregon rhubarb, 2&2o lb.; artichoke,
per doe 076c; lettuce, bead, per dos.
20$25c; - cherries, I0cfl.10; California
plums, tl box. -
Green fruit Lemons, SS.6034; oranges,
tS2.60 per box; bananas, $2JQ3; pine,
apples, is per doa. ,
. Dried fruit 6undrld apples, sack or
boxes, per lb., 4-5o; evaporated. 1212c;
apricots, llHe12o; peaohes, fttolio; paara,
68c: prune. Italians, 24c; figs, Califor
nia blacks, lUSc; do white, 6c; plums,
pitted,. (o. v
, . GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC. -SugarCube,
crushed, 14.75;
powdered;, HW; dry1 granulated, KM;.
extra ; v. n.m goiaen . u, kw; beet.
granulated, 4.45 per 100 lbs., sack basis;
barrela, Hw; halt barrels. 20c; boxes, ftuv
per 100 (bs., above basis. c per lb. dis
count ror prompt cash; maple, 12Mi13c
per pound. , ,
Coffee Mocha,' 22f Java, faney.
''( jm, auwawoi java. ordi
nary, lowMcl toeia Mica rancy, iwswn:
Costa Rica, good, 1618er Costs. SuetL
ordinary, 10l2c per pound: Columbia
roast, $11;. Arbuckfe'Sf I11.1S llat: Xlen,
$10.63 list: Cordova, 611.13; Yosemlte, $1L
- Bait Fine table and dairy, Sua- per
tack. Tee: Liverpool, 77e; Worcester, kmc;
Barrels, Worcester, bulk, BW lbs, $SJ$; ,
bales 2s to lUs. par bale. S4.10.
salt Coarse, half ground, lUOs, par ten.
$20.16; Bus pee ton, $2U.6G.
Honev Fanev white. I4tls' lt
her, 12Vi14o: dasla amber. 1012c.
Grain bars-Calcutta, $6.503 75 par 10
for July-AuguaU - - .
Ktttt?e"1ut" per pound for
raw o for roasted: eocnanuta, sea
60c per dosen; walnuts, 12UUo per
sound; pine nuts, 10-auHc; hickory nuts.
7c; chestnuts, tS.SOifli per drum; -' Bra
all nuta, 17c; filberts, ilc; fancy be
eans, 1414VM; almonaa, 12i015e.
Coal Oil Case. 2UV4S Per aaUon
. rela 16c; tanka, lc. ,
Rloe, Imperial. Japan No. 1. 60S Jo, 1
sUo; flew Orleans, &7o. '
Beans Small whlt, c: large white.
. l-6c: pink. 8c; bayou. 2c; Unas. 444?.
-v salmon - Columbia River, ene-pouad
: talis, .: twrf-pound UUsu g2.au; tanc?
ane- pound lata, $2; H-pound fancy, nata.
,v ii.25; Alaska .tails, V&K two-pound tails.
HOPS. WOOL AND t?lDE8.
; 9p-ima9 per ; pound; eenUaeL
ailE
Wol-Norolnarr VeJley, ltH01tc;- feast
arn Oregon. sajUttOi-- ...
Bheepkln-rnrinBa, . Utra!--, abort
wool, VxQ'&vi madiuia wool, 04j'i0c; long
wool. -
1 ana grease,
3e.
' Hide Dry hides. NO. 1, It ponnt
op, 16lBttc per pound; dry up,
to 10 pound. 18c; dry calf, No. 1
nde and
NO. I,
under
pounds, loe; dry-aaitad. bulla and iuii,
ono-uura bm umn .ij iuui. niiwi ntae,
steers, sauna, aw pounoa ana over, $Vei
0 to 6X pounds, 7V468c; -under SO pound
and cows, 7c; . elan and bulla, sound, ad
Bttet Up, eound. IS ta 80 pouada. 7ej veal.
aouna, iu h vovluuh, iv; . can.; aouaa,
under 10 pouada, 8c: arraeo (unaaltad); le
Ser pound- leas; culla lo per pound lea:
orae bides, aalted. . aach,ai eo2 dry,
each, 11.50; eolt bldee, each, a66oci
aoat aklna, eommott. aae. lu& 15oi .Aai
aora. with wool on. each, 25c&V. .
Mohaiiv-K3ta.- - :,,:. -.j1;'
MEATS AND-- PROVISIONS.
Freak Meate Beef, 77c! pork, TH9
go; veal," 78oj mutton, Stti&4o per lb.;
dj-eed, toj cowa and bulla, iSWo;
Umbe,?. . . :
Ham, bacon, " etc. Portlana -.- pack
rweatera) ham, 14U14Xo, ptcnlo, llo lb.;
breakfast bacon, 15VrO lb. light side.
Ue lb.: back,- U&lio; dry , aalted.
Idea, IWtt; dried haaf eetta. lie; Inside
and knuefclea, , IBa par lb. ; outside.
Wo . per lb.; ; Eastara - packed -, ham
under-U lbe,, 14e; aver 18 Iba.. Mo;
fancy. 15e: picnic, ; . llo; ' ahouldera,
11c; dry aalted aides,, unamoked. 12c;
breakfast bacon, 16Vo: baaon sides. Utyc;
backs, unsmoked, 12V40; amoked. W&o;
butta, 11H(&12Mic. . y . .
Lard Kettle leaf, 13,ci steam randerad,
Uac, tierce baatt. t i' j
California Qrain Ootiook.
- The chaneea for the grain fleet dolna;
any bualneaa at , San Francisco before
August, are not f oodv A number ot ves
sels are under charter' for the faO load
In,' but aa tha merchants insist "on the
full numbar o( "lay day a" tha oapulna
or snips ha v moved tneir vessels
to safe anchorates, where there are ne
wharf dues and no charges tor dockaj
Tha Bulletin, sars; .That WT crop IS.
expected la abewa by the fact th.sb.ves-;
pels comlnf hew from Australia VitnWttF
sala- fjeom JEuiopean...-ports, .aja,. bringing.
sjhBJlsa are,for aAm-i'
can vessels from Newcastle, w. b. w..
o of sugar6Athkt ffcjnf tf flielniaJl'.uy
land. Ths VhanUrenofr-axWl aow'
eVen aairfaarfleer f -iiB4nvaaamers now
it fhtf trhar is jt3ilrln erenrtning m
in
sign
rhl ana that fact, coupled with the
line of heavy subsidised rrench sailing
Vessels, now . In the Paolilo makes .io
outlook ' Boor . for American ana -onusa
sailing vessels.
MARINE NOTES,
Tha Regulator will enter on. her regular
run to The Dalles today, after being
tied up here four days for repairs to her
pltmans.
The American batkoaUne Quickstep at-
rived at Astoria this-mernmg -from San
Francisco. The Schooner Eldorado la alao
at that port, and will load lumbar at the
Knappton mills. ; , ;. -v. - . :
There Is. more passenger travel at pre
ent to ths Cascade locks and Tha Dalles
than there has been for severaf months.
Nearly' every ' tioat that" leavea hare for
thoaa poinu has all tha why from 101 ta
150 passengers, One reason for the heavy
travel la attributed to the fine weathor,
of which many are taking advantage of
to go out on short pleasure trips.
The Oeorge Wi Elder brought a cargo
of .1,000 tons from San Franeisco on the
last trip. The work of discharging the
cargo was not completed until 1 o'clock
yesterday; morning on Account of the
scarcity of men. . Several other big ves
sels are in port loading and unloading and
all the longshoremen have been pressed
into service and still they are short of
full crews. The Elder loaded her out
ward cargo yesterday but to great dis
advantage.. There la' not half enough
men ta do the worsj wjfj jllapatch. ,
Tha Steamer nnnnmuuirh
' . "
vutu. juiduaj wiin.a, cun or gen
aJOIl .V- - .1. 11., '
r'. ...iiauui.. ui im nonawn vom
iriereia!Pom6e!ny oP AlasaaT
Lt&FZ.ZA'SWf.
wneno Dunuay irom iNusnigait. Alaa-
ttf-u brought wor4 t&kftha scnr
oaiihle' .hadWarriVaaat'.-Nushigak
T6a osmwe sailed frdm1 Por Townsend
April' 6, and the news of her nonattival
TURNED DOWN .
WOODEN BLOCKS
: The s.treet committee of the City Coun
cil yesterday showed Its dislike of wooden
pavements by granting the petition of L.
Freid and others for. the, improvement
of Alder atreet from Lownsdala to Sixth
with asphalt.. laJd on a concrete founda
tion, with vitrified brick gutters, and ar
tificial stone curbs. . , , v
. The petition of Sylvester Fennoyer, de
ceased. And others, asking that tha same
street be Improved with wooden blocks
laid,on a macadam foundation was placed
on file. ... , '..iii . , -
DEATHS.
Percy Blake, hospital at SpokaA, pneu
monia, aged 15V
The Edward Bolrnan TJatdevtak
lng Co fnneral dtraetora sad tm.
halm era. 2BO YaaahllL Paana 607,
mj. P. Finley 6i Sdrii Und'artakerS
nd Embatmara, comer Third and
Jefferson streets, do flrtt-claaa work
and deal honorably with all. f
Otto Schumann, monumental And
building work," 204 Third 8t. ,"Estl.
mate on first class workonly. ;
: ' Clarke Bros, for Flowers, 389 Mof
rison Street. I ,l,.t j" ,
i - . r " . , .
1 1 ' ' i -
To ifrs. O. A. Anderson, tJnlon block, a
To Mrs. Frank Rtobertaon, (4$ Hancock;
sv girl. 1 ; . - '
To Mrs. Thomas II, MoCaiaa, (48 Love-
Joy, a y.' , Z7r-,w f
To Mrs. Julius Sngmaiv M . SUkiyov
i street, two girls.
SubeeMpttoas reeevteA- for The i Jnonml
at any el B, fi, Bioh'a eigar stores. ,
EVENTNa JQTJinTAI;-
IREAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W., If. Hart to ,kAda M. Hart, U M
- acres. Samuel M, ICy la alalaa...., .4
C. A Franoes and wKe to H. E,
. - Stipe, lot at Belment place.
Elizabeth R. Boughter to Mary F.
X cottony tots tl, 2$. ts, ST. block tv
t Zrvlngton park
William H,s Heald to F. P. Mays,
' part river lot 17. U of lota W, 1.
' JP, Watson's add, and aU land lying
between lot 28, 87, 28, of TermWal
" B,u Wataon' add. and between the
x Wlllametta river ...........
T. . Shannon and husband to' J. F.
. Burns, lot 5, block 7, Lgaa's add
' to ' East Portland w
, F. M. Moore to the Victor Land Com
pany, lot I, block C, Cherry dale.;,.
Herbert Adams to James Shepherds
east half of lot S, hlockT 52, Tib.
1
MO
't
1
' fcetts' add- WM.......,....T.... 1309
Q. P. Bell to Joseph Slossan, lot 11.
block A. White Tract v......
. J. C. Aalnsworth to Same, lot 12,
, block 1, same
E, Ryan to N. Evans, lot 4, block
1D6, West Irvlngton
Security Savings as Trust Company
to Meier & Fran Company, lot
17$
too
1
160
. 7. block 133. city.......,..........'..
MOO
M." Billings and wife to J. T. Bort
chaell. lots Ut. I. , block 4, Wood-
lawri Heights
J. A Fish to W. K. Rearick, 6 acres
sections 20 and 28, township 1 south.
range t east
Johd H. Olbaoh and wife to F. 8.
Moores, Strip 60x30, beside railroad
In Hector Campbell,' P. L. Cf..,..,
David ... Oeodaell and wife , to Anna
Frack. lot L block L Mayor Oates'
4fi
Add '
Mary Powers to B. A, O'Brien, wsst
too
S7U feat lot It block 8. Alblna...... 1509
Olat Wtlaon : and wife to August
Mlthelstaedt, lot 8, block 4, Cook's
Add .. ,
Elisabeth Ryan to eGorge W. Ber
rlaa, let-It, block 104V West Irving.
tOla e ea.a a-we " e ee
.Samuel Lowenstein to Fred May, lots
... . . 1 .t I
4M
1 i ana.lt' Btoca .w, :,rmuw,;' ,..
! oHmestead.w,..., ?
Boxahna "and W P. Courtney, to Ful
1 ;teBUltd,rUae.he. ot 17, htocJJ, ?
Bawth,Portlhd m
IB Jaw MaKay to Jennie js, ngnu o -
" . ' ' j ;
f 0flt your mtja Ijjsuraiwe a
k Real Kstau from the-Tit!
and Abstracts
itle tjuaranwe
at utusx
d.; Chamber of Commerce.
ST, JOHNS.
P.' T. Hanson of St, Johns has been
awarded a pension by the Government
and will receive back pay from 1891.
George Petit, the Adventlst teacher, is
reported very much improved from his
serious attack of lockjaw which he con
tracted several weeks ago by stepping on
a jiairat MonUvlllA- He1s now able to
be out of bed and his case Is Very hope
ful.
The Stearns family has moved to St
Johns from Dututh, Minn. They have
rented the upper story of Mrs. J, Henry
Smith's residence opposite the depot
The Portland Manufacturing Company,
proprietors of the St. Johns Veneering
Works, Is erecting a new warehouse Ut-
iolnlng the old works. The struetllfs. will
be two stories in height and 5$ feet In
width and 100 feet tn length. The upper
floor will be .used as a basket factory.
George Rloe, who while employed at
the veneering factory, about four weeks
ago, cut all . the . fingers off one of his
hand by clipping on -the band saw, has
now about recovered and will soon re
turn to work.
There doaa not' seem to be much likeli
hood of St. Johns becoming a separate
corporation very soon. Since the strike
of the carpenters In Portland the in
corporation matter aeems to havs been
dropped. The petition for incorporation
still lacks quite a number of signatures.
An entertainment and basket social Will
be given at the Bt Johns publlo school
Saturday evening. The proceeds will go I
toward tne organ fund.
A aohool election wilt be held at St
Johns Monday evening. A director for
ds cieciea. .
: ( JT.t2 iyji 1 -.- .:),.'-. -) ly-.v .yl
WAS A PORTLAND BOV
Actlna Imnarlal German Consul
L&an aaday turned over to Mrs;' O.
Andrew Of 4H East Market atreet certalit
papers In his hands relative to Perry El
mer Sootf Scott was a sailor on board
the German vessel 8. 1. wendt, la harg
of Captain Ntehoff. Scott was lost from
the vessel during the night fo-July 10,
1901, while' the vessel was on the way
to Iqulque. Scott's parents died in Port.
land several years ago. The deceased left
a diary of his various voyages, which was
turned over to his aunt, Mrs. Andrews.
Ha was born here In 1881, and his father
was a steamboat engineer,
Slaughter of Salmon.
Te boulders navf been blasted out -of
the rapids along the Sandy river from
Trputdale for a distance of 1$. miles, and
r M.. tfc 4h ,.. ! , -j..
. nw 1
were usea. xne saimon going up the
stream at the time in search of spawning
beds suffered almost complete annihil
ation. Everybody in that vicinity ; had
large supplies of freh fish. The blasting
was necessary to remove obstructions'
fro m the" river In order -for raYts' to' be
brought down the stream.' Over 180,000
railway ties are being rafted down the
river at tha present time. ..
"The Oldest Trust Company fa Oregon,?
PORTURD TRUST COriPABT Ot OhIqOII
- Incorporated April 23, 1887.. s .
BaoJ. L Cohen, President '
B. Lee Paget Secretary.
THE PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
OP OREGON' Issue INKE
ING- CERTIFICATES TO
upon the following terms
On Special Cert! flea tee of Deposit 'Act
lees than $600 each, payable npon 10 days'
can oy tne Bolder, or 10 days notice b
the Trust Company, t per cent per an
num.-
Payable on 3$ days call or ft days no-
ties, $H percent per dflnuoi;'. w ,- L
Pavablai ihn! 4all a an '.. I
tlce, 4 per cent per annum. ;
r - v. w W-
On Certificates of $3009 or ever Interest
wni be paid quarterly or semi-annually
if desired. t , .- .
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY 6f OREGON
IgQlITlVAarP. -PKEGKJgr,
iV00DST0CKt t WOOSSoCW
It Is our FIRM DETERMINATION to j
make . - " ( , -, A
wnnnrrnr.kr H
tha most attractive Meldeace suburb ef
Portland.
LET IS CLUD A HOME fCKtYOll.
Yew may pay ,us In InstaJUfaanta.
Portland Trust Comp'y of Oregon
-.,!,n5.--j us "Anira aireat. . ,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT,
Notice la hereby given that the under
Irned have been appointed by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for Multnv
aaaawaa, "VHUiuf ep-avayv 1 -va nuu navvuuiA,
spectively, of tha last will and testament
of Graham Glass, deceased. . .
Ail persona navmg oiauma against tne
estate of said deceased arr reaulred ta
present them, wltn proper vouchers, at
tha office of Qranara Olaas, 1734 Flrat
atreet, Portland. Oregon, within aix
montha from aha data of the. publication
o; inis notioa.
' - - ;-, UKAHAH UUABS.
: FRANCES GLASS.
Dated. Portland. Or1.. May 21. WOt .
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR ADOPTIOH.
BIX CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION-Boys
and girls from 1 moutn to years, to ds
given on trial of three montha or rang
er. Address Superintendent Oregon
Children Home Society at 606 Mar
ti u ant Building,, of salt up phone Unlaa
y BOY8 WANTED.
WANTED-Slx good boy on the East
Bias for Journal routes. Appiy zaa xam
hill. Journal office.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HALL'8 safe, standard of the wrld:
are aoia oa easy cayment iraoe your
eld safe for m new on. Norria-Saia
Lock Co.. Second and Stark sts.
FOR BALE One-horaepower
electric
motor for sal cheap.- 11
nqulre af cash
lar, thla effloa, .
T
FOR 8AL9Rubber-ttred buggy, almost
new,.prt egchaagei for a aoubie-saaua
aprlng -waon. HUMBERTS BROS.
BUSINESS CHANCE8.
..
I
iWANTEDA too business opportunity
nur live, onargeiic man wun a tew
1 r''"irrXS.TT'"-'' "-."-.T"-
1 1 1 r. fi rA 4lln M mm An i.lt.l- hanilli.. Mm
ra ooiiars.-
I own morte v, Thl
Aadreaa- BaW lao, T'he Journal,
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fjBSPltKSr1 ''ritnci-neSTaasea. ' with Sold
cnain ami noon attacnea, in oaaa a ina-
er plaaaa return to Journal office.
PERSONAL.
FREE FREE Handsome home eavlngs
banks at tne security savings & 'trust
Company; only a limited number to be
loaneU; call and ask for one of thoae
bank. 268 Morrison at.
A E. Devere, the specialist In treatment
of hair and -acalp. 600 Tha Dekum;
phone Red 284a, "
MDME. H..B. ELY, Dermatologist, maa-
sage, eleotrls treatmenta fia First at.
MADAM JOHNSTON. Clairvoyant,
tells
past, present and future; life reading.
it and futui
251 Fifth at.
sue; .oaiim.
Snowden Bathroom. 840U, Wash., room L
vapor oaths, maaaage . and eieetrio
treatmant. , .
clairvoyaHT'
MRS. 6TETEN8,- the leading -Imlst and
Clairvoyant, givea reliable aaviee en an
affairs of Ufa; readings, 6O0. tUVi Mor
rison st . .
ROOM AND BOARD:
5ii "'EAST-lllpTea-sanr
Tfont
rooms, with board; gaav bath; telephone
rooms Foft RBwr.
425 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished
front rooms; all oonvenieaaaa; suitable
tor one or two gentlemen..
THE) RO88 211S4 lat., cor. Balmon: a
gam rooma; transient soHCiteo. rag
Red 1881. . a. .
FURNISHED ROOMS 1FIH 1st St., cor.
Yamhill; transient aallBitedVTeL Brown
tL
THE) GRAND New management; light
fioV?r
hatha 8X7
YamhtU; tel.
FURNISHED ROOM9Beth, 'tel. 388
Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone
Qnw9r. . . .... ..
THE BURBANK. 834 Yamhill Well-fur
nished -front reosae and board; atso
table board.
THE LOCKWO
SS14 Morrison
Furnlahed room
'MeUtiDi. jrnont w
T . V, . Z s.T
aron. South 06.
OPOLl New" fnanatemenc
tai
light airy rooms; reasonable.
MANHATTAN COURT Brick building;
a team heat, newly furnished, guvs oiara.
THE CASTLE 872 Wash.; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient, imi. aouui 101. -
- HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGGERS; mill and yard men: men and
teams: wood-chopuers: -term- nana ana
milker: work of alt kind In and out
of city for men and women: 80-day
guarantee on every ticket. Call and sea
UB. ' ""J ' ..
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
26Vi Morrison: branches 247 Burnsido and
nvTaw lltkileiJ .
8JA 1VWI 1U aVSJartJ
contractors.
FRANK S. CAMPBELJUj carpenter and
builder: repair "ni irei;
phone Front iwa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE paid tor men's cant-off
clothing anu snoes. itv n. aa. rnone
Qreen us. vroen vnwiiu atsenaea ia.
PATENT FOR 8ALE,
FOR SALE, at a aaxrtflee, Interest tn
a vaiuawe pw' peiving pro-
as; . baa oeen opvrmiea sueeessialiy.
Address Box 121. Journal office.
WINE DEPOT.
THB OOLUMBUS-CaUfOraia Wmo De
pot, r. uoTm..t, ! ne wne,' N
fass. Fine wlnaa,. liquors and ctgara.
eedquarter for eooka, waU and
bartenders. 348 FoortA Ot, Or, phoa
Main ? y '- x -
BARBERS' 6UPPUE8,
UETTR
A'
Rrirr-mraw. tEWIS-sTENQBtl Barber Supply Co.
wrttli; Grinding of a" hrp edge tool a pe-
31 1 DEPOSIT j ctalty. 161 FlMt St . , : ,
BRIDGE COrfTR ACTORS.
Smyth ft Howard Co. it Chamber a
TECHNICiAt 'VtUtf&i
Vtiti 'iWiWtflMWtVCttT
t School. Scranton, PennA E
School. Scranton. FennA Edgar Faulk,
.
81QN- WRITERS J
Jessie Wsddell, gttiicMi '-Jaylor"'
street Phono Hoed Ka... Fdrtiindt J
Ms
TEAS AND COFFEE.
alaunes' Tea Store. Famoua Mistletoa 'iea.
M U alt., app.roewiace. ,.. ..
OTOTSPAT JUWI! 12,
.3
Advertise your k wants
la n paper I that ptfs
to ail the ipeopiww-'';C
- . ATTORNEYa,
Paxtonj Baaoh a Bliut, (10 Chamber ef
CharteO JL. Lucas,- foonr tZT Chamber of
Commerce. .
Jamas Oleaedn, 2 and t Mulkey Building.
A8SAYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumal. Aasayer and . Analyslst;
gold dust bought. 228 Stark sL
i BOOTS AND sHoea.
A. Dreyers,.67 Third st
J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 448 Washington,
Marks Shoe 8tore, 253 Morrison st near
3d. Agent janness Miller Shoea.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunswlck-BaUke Collender Co,
Third at v -v-j
CHIROPODY AND MANICUmNOJ
Wm. Deveny and ' Batelle Deveny, $01
Alisky Bulg.,. Third and Morrison.
L. Mitchell,' Expert Chiropodist. ' Knight's
Shoe Store, 2M, Washington at Phone
Hood 78.. - . ..' ..-
CONFECTIONERY.
A, J. Ceffman, Checolatea and Bon Bona,
2u0 Washington at.,
W. J. PowelL Candle and Cigars, 420
Washington st
Henry Blumehauer, ManUfactttrlh Con-
leouoner, au Washington su
CIGARS AND TOBACSO.
Tbe-kallroad cigar Store. Wash, su
CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
. : P. Keenafl. Columbia. Hartford and
vldetta Bloycles, First at Phone Red
180. - r - . . .
Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 335 Mor.
rlon street" ' '
1 "'eOrTNitESi-SKYLICHTS.
Metal
Skylights, Ovamaed Irea Cor.,
iii u. -tsa:
ayer, 2od eecond st
Let OraiHta Crearterv 'CohiiJaiiy. butter,
!ggno caeeae. viataainniu si. rnom
j yr ygansiMaitt ,g p,.;-.. - ;
AftttigtW CreAWeryf burteft egge, 'cbeesav
etc., awjuurnstasMst, n-rr-t. in z.y:
COAL AND WOOD.
Co.
coal and weed, 344 Morrison st
Bsnfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood.
su xaira st r none Main 3U ana voi. a.j.
DECORATORS.
5. il. Moorehouse eV Co,, wail papers, $07
Washington st
DENTISTS.
8. M. Hsmby, p. D, 8 , room $ Wssh.
mgton Bldg., Washmgten and 4th sts.
Theodore Thompson. 60-61 Washington
xmg., Tveamngion ana rouitn mm.
rnone nooa m.
P. i, Langwi
orthy. roema 7 and 8 Banson
Building.; 2
231H ' Merrison street near
rinn.
DRESSMAKERS.
Ira
405
J. Oliver. MUllnary Parlors, room
icleay Bldg. .
DRUGGISTS.
a P. a, Plumsier. 260-K3 Third st
Rowe & Martin. Sixth and Washington.
Frank J. StrelMg, 848 Washington at,
Laue-Davia Drug Co., 176 3d st Phone 848.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland EilctricaT
Works Office, $83
Washlngtoa st
Western Electric Works, $06V Wash. St
HAT MANUFACTUHERS.
BAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO.
v ATUKO-uniy place la rortiand . for
good work: union hatter. Boston Hat
Company. 63 FourakT street; phone Black
US3 J
PHY8ICIAN8 AND SURGEONS.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott. 16 years' experience
in aiaeases si women, write or caiL
308 Salmon st
.--ELECTRICIANS.
A '
AfttidH TS Walke reomrr 21 Cambridge
icowav',u rnone wan ,esiaence,.
Ink liWL u
- ... .
v 'ENGRAVERS.
rison. between First and Second sts.
'EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Buntstde st
Acme Employment Bureau, 15 Morrison.
HSip rree 10 employer, fnone North
2381. Columbia 2S7.
FINANCIAL.
$3O0.00 to loan at S and $ par oent Wm.
aiecsj, si sauri u.uu eu
FURRIERS.
The Sllverfleld Fur, Mfg. Co.. $s$ Morri-
eon st.
GROCERS.
F. Dresser ft Co., $40-343 Washington st
Owen H. Eerple A Co., Fancy Groceries.
iHia Mornaon ., .
HAIR DRESSING, MANICURING.
Parle Hair Stof e. 80s Washington at, up-to-date
bair dressers. .
Rosenthal SlsterawWIg-maklria; and man
leurtpg. llM Fifth, at Hood 814.
HAY' AND GRAIN.
W. 8. Lauthera, 110 North Third st, Luna,
Shingles and Cement .
HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
and Alder sts,
Esmnad Hetei. Ratesi Eurppaan, 60o to
$L60 per day. Front and Morrison sts.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers Furniture. Carpete
Parlor Goode.- tvs; etc. 9e I. 5ev
- urta ft Sana 173-176 First, 213-325 Tam
hliU Bath phones 304. ! v . . .
INSURANCE.
Buffer. Burgard ft Co., 251 Washington st
SLOT MACHINES.
AU styles; repairing 1 Ph onoarapiig, ree
.rords, ,rnnttnefai Machine Co., $0-
STATIONERY.
the Kllham ItaOoaery Co., 267 Morrison
Street. -.,'.:, --.
krtaawai I- ....
James RTEwtng. Sodkenef. T. IL C. A,
BWg.3F'"t".,t Portiand.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL ' '-aWatr-rtieT7 OeiWra ' ftualnesS
Agency. A Buw- " rirst 8t -
02.
Classified rtisihgi Sjl
Beldlng Bros., Diamonda, Watches, et&,
45 Third st , . .. K-. ,
The 1 C. Henrtchseir Co.. Jevelers afid
Opticians, 24 Washington sf - j ,
The O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing
jewelara, m Morrison st
John A. Beck, watchea. diamonda, etc.,
207 Morrison at
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally. Como, brush, soap,
81 par
43 N.
month. Novelty Supply Co.. 40-
Ninth at
LIVERY STABLES. '
Fraxier A McLean Uvery. Stable. Bath
phones 88, No. 200 to 206 Fifth at
MASSAGE.
W. H. Faulkner, room 16, SSl Morrison
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Flute, guitar: mandolin and banio in
struction. Prof. K. A. Smith, residence
2S4 Twelfth, Phone Brown 895.
Fisher Music Store; Everything In music.
Pbona Red 8U2, 180 Thiru sb
LACHES' TAILORING.
Ladles' tailor-made suits; tsnoy embroid
ered and applique dresses and trimming.
Stephan'a, m Alder at
MONUMENT8.
Otto Schumann, monumental' and build
lng work, 204 Third at Estimate on
tlrat-claaa work and a Lock only.
PAWN BROKERS.
Unol Henry, ii North Third st
Portland Loan Office,
74 Third st, near Oak,
Dan Mart, prop.,
Fneae Brown eia.
Uncle Myers, Jeweler. US Third at
PIAN08,
Souls Bros., Piano Co., $28 Washington st
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E.
w. Moore,
ra van eirtrl Fill
portrait.
1 Thin
an
Indft Washing toi
WasttlnaMn Sta..-.
Taylor ft Stanton, p
, tttting. 88 Sixth at
. mm
noa
;EALJ ESTATE-"
Lehman Loan and Collection, Asenqy-, ?f
Chamba'r of Commerce,. 4 d l t
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 828. 203
Washington st
The King Real Estate Association.
723
inamoer at commerce. :
B. F. Riley, 60S Chamber of Commerce.
Chas. H. Kerell, real estate and mortgage
loans. 2S1 Washington. Main 68.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris- Lunch and Coffee House, Below
Imperial Hotel.
Strouse's Restaurant 828 Washington at
City Chop Bouse and Restaurant 13 Third
st. N. -.
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY.
The latest quartisoope views. 68 Third st
8TORAQE AND TRANSFER.
q. O, Pick, office 86 First St, bet Stark
and Oak: phone 688. Pianos. and furni
ture movea ana packer tor snipping;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse.
Front and Clay sts..:
Furniture. Piano and Safe Moving and
Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First
street ' '- ,'.
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 121 Third
street All makes of typewriters for
-rent Supplies for all machines. L. ft
M. Alexander ft Co., agents, -
TICKET OFFICES.
overiana Ticaet umce. mo vnira st $5 .. r - ;
to $20 saved to tll points. UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrive. .
TAILORS, - - - - , CHiCAGO-PbRtULND -00 am 4-w pn ,
' SPECIAL. Dally Dally.,
We call for, clean, press and deliver one For tha East via Hunt "
suit each week for $L08 per month. '433 Ingten. . ' t-1 1 l-'v-i') --f
Washington st -y - . - rftTWmi' 8: IS pin &jg r
Bon Ton Taitorlna Co;. U 1 Third .tVpK fon Wa'n. WaniLiw - f
: rttoChambemnTco; gS-iSt - W V$ . .
Harris, -runk A -aw trunk, vagse. ..eateb--. for the East via Hunt- D2iy-' Dally
: ela. etc., Morrison Bt . , , lng ton, " .Z
ii-vt - WALL PAPER. 1. v . , . QCEAnAND RIVER BrDtrLE.' '
H.':'P- ChriBtensen7' wall - papers, "and FOR saw- FRAN- From" . J T . 7 '
4 painter, vial Seventh at., corner Alder, v - - CISCO, Aine-
i a . , si. Columbia- worth,- e.ptpni
Ernest Miller Co wall paper and dec- ' April 7. 17; 27. - ' Dock ' ,
orations. 127 First st gg, Oeo. W. Elder- - 3:8pm J
' April. 1, 11. 33. f . . .- ....
bauu-o FOR ASTORIA and b:00 pm 6:00pm :t
BANKS. ' way point a, connecting Daily Dally
1... with itri tor Uwaco and ea Sun eg Sun ,
CANADtAN BANK Ot COMMERCE North Beach, str, Haa- Sat 10 ; ,
With which is amalgamated aalo, Ah atreet dock.--' p ra 1 ' '.
THrl BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, FOR COftVALLIS and a:4an 4:00 pm
Capital paid up ............ .......,,.68.000.000 way polnta - steamer Men., , Tuca rk
Reserve 3.000.000 Ruth. Ash atreet dock. . Wei, Ihura..
Transacts a senel "klngbuakiesa (Wster permitting.) FTt Bat ; -
ijffiVtOTTwr aion"-'; '
warda, and Intereat allowed on minimum rii."2.J T Izi iSTS' - Sr Jz t,
monthly balances Rates, on application, Jg4J Moa N '
S Washington ".tW ; ' V
LADD ft TILTON. BANKftRs-
CjO A a- W mtmr hwv.
Transact a general banking business.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favors
able terms. Letters 01 erron issued avail
able In Europe and the Baatern States.
Slant exennngw wicgrannic irsns,
fers aold on New York, Washington, Chi-
CaSO, E)t. wuv. UUI,IIH, DIB
Francisco and various points In Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana and British
Columbia. ' .,- -Exchange
sold on London, Paris. BerUn,
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
MERCHANTS NATION BANK
J. Frank watson
It. L. Durham ...
....4..t..Fresldent
......Ylce-Preaident
Cashier
R. W.
Geo. W. Hoj
Geo. v. noyi u; Vi; . . 1 V1- reamer
Transacts aneral. banking
United Statee Depositary.""-' " '
' Drafta end letters credit Issued avail,
able to all parts ot the world.
Coltectlonsa specialty. Gold dust bought
LONDON A SANmFReANCISCO BANK.
Camber Jlt
Head office, 6$ Old Broad street London.
This bank transacts a general JSanklnaj
tinslness, makes loans, discounts htlia and
hSSai Tlejteri isf credit available f or' raV
Llers and the purchaae. of merohandlae In
iny ctty ef the world.. Deals In, foreign
nd domeatlce ntou... - -',-",':
intereat paid on tlmedeposlts V
Int ' V A. ilACRAE. Manager.
: tfl 0N EY TOLOAN 1
MONEY, to Loan. W. City, lota and Im
proved farms. , W. A? Shi w A Cow 843
'Stark- atreet.-'"-'--..-
W. A. HATHAW AT-Moey to loan, i 10
, WaahlnglotA Building. Phone Hood 411
!tgRSNTER8 AND BUILDERS. .
JJftBV 'Meiton." carpenter 4nd' Builder.
8i7 Stark St.: offloe- oM ftoror. nxfurea
bailt and remodeled, altering and re
" palling aouiee. Phone Mala lih . .
S0lJTHg.
Depot Fifth and
.' I Street. ,
. , r, Tmr "w...
Leave.
Arnva.
8:80 pm
8:89 a m
PRESS . TRAINS. 17:48
a m
ior aaiero, toe-i 1 ; .
burg, Ashland. 80-1 '
ramento. . Ocden.lT40 a SB
oan ringuco, ato-i . r
Java, Loa Angelea.t V
El Paso. New Or-f '
Deans snd the Eat.l -
At , . wo o u ml
(dally excent Bun-1
day;, morning tralnl
w
conneota with tralnl
for Mt AnaeL B1M
verton. Brown s-f
.it, e, Dpringneia,
and Natron,- and
Albany Local fori
1 " ? '
1
Mt. Angel and Eil
verton. .
Albany passenger -.
4:00 p m
7:30 a m
114:50 p m
10:18 v t
Ajorvauis passenger
6:60 p m -t-
nnenaan pangr
lis:a a m ,
Daily. IIDaliy except Sunday. 1 ; t
, H1 okets on sale between TvtU t
,and Sacramento and San Fraaoisoov Nor
rates 317.60 ftrt-clasa and $14 sacond-elasa, '
Becond-class Includes sleeper; flrst-olaea i
does not " . . . , ;.
Ratea and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe.
LULU
and ACSTR A r.IA Can ha nhl
aiso jai-ain, CHINA.
Jf'nsd at Ticket Office, No. 364, corner
Washington and Third.
YAMHILL DIYISION
rasaonger iepot foot of Jefferson BVi
Hf .F"'."; dally: 7:30 A ro.. li:tk
L66. 8:25 4-40, .6:26. 84 p. nv. Daily ex
yept Sunday, 6:30, 1:40 a, 1:06. U:S p.
m. Sunday only. 8 a. m. - - 1
1:35, 3:10, 4:30. 6:15. 7:L 10 p. so. Dally,
except Sunday, 6:38, 6:30, 10:59 a, m. ex "
eept Monday, U:40 a. m.; Sunday only
10.05 a. in: -t , - i "'
Leave for tal1aa' dally except' Sunday ,
; p. m. Arrive roniana f :w a. m.
I'asaenger train leaves Dallas fov Alrilo
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:60
a. m.. -
Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays.
.Exce'
fecrfiLLiNg, s.-R.-a Miller -
City Tkt Agt
uen. STt rasa Agr.
TIME CARD
OfTRAINai
1 aaV:. ' tiiii a inrfm-
PORTLANd '.' J
Denarl." ' atrtvav
North Coast Limited... 3:00 p. m. 7:09 a. nv
Twin City Express.. ,.11:30 p. m. 5:20 P. fit
Kanaas Cltv and St v .
Louis Special. ..!... $:88 a. tn 31:10 1
Puget Sound Limited. 8i25 Am.
Taka the Fnret ' Sound - Umlted : for;
Olympta, South Bend and Gray s Harbor -pofntaTAll
tralna dally. Four trains" '
Sally to Tacoma and Seattle. ' Thro
through to the Eaat j wS4f ,,'
A D. CHARLTON. ;
At. General Pasa Art,
166 Morrison street
Portland
tao. urev
ODFfiON
as9 UM0NIU.CIFIC
THREE TRAINS DAILY '
TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing-,
ton. Telephone, Mala 712,
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP COr ;
For Yokohama and Hongkong.1 calling, v.
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight- Via connecting tea mar fwr Ma .
plla, Pdrt Arthur and Vladtveateck. ,
For ratal
or address
rata and full . information call op
Irea offldala Or agent of the O,
a ft n; co.
Astoria. & 'Columbia
River Railroad Co.,
"nrPiiT fifth
AND I .STREETS.
Leavea
Arrlveo.
cap Mavttn. Rain
ier, ClotskanleWet
port, Clifton, Asto
ria. . .Warren ton, Fla-
I -(
UftAM,.'-
:W A.M.Ivei, riwmiuvnu. r y
. . . . . I , . T TT-. .
Pk.. Seaside,: Astotiai
ana neaanor
I 1 . . )fl.o,,. v..t;t
7:09 P.M.! Astoria Kx press,
1:40 f:M.
Ticket ofllee, ' 2S9 Morrison street and '
TtiA runnl
illon Depoi
J. C..MAY
Astoria, Or,
' ARCHITECT. AND ENGINEER.
Fred A Baltlm-4S 2d at iTel. Oak Ta. Vee
JselsVand machinery ef all , kinds &
- signed. - ; " .
BARSERS.
7oaeph Reidel, HM Morrleoa at
C; VHaraT ldVlftn. atreet '
BICYCLCS.
aieU X, Alarrili tyete to., l,v 111 ak
1SV V " - "A,".
1
lot Third Street, Portland, Oregon, V
. tt '2 '1 ' W--:.,"': ,',vi'V.'-V'.-
c ;' ..-,i--i.'.-r.;V:l-:. V' ' '