f
"7
- . .... -.u-j-m
, ft'
4
Ver, 34; bank rate, 1 per cent. . . -
NEW; YORK, Jun ,-8tertlnf ' e
change, lonj, 84J&; abort, 4.8. - Silver
bullion, it ; '
, BAN FRANCISCO. June 13. Sterling
exabjuige, 60 days, 84.g&; lgbt, IA88.
Shipping.
" - TIDES AT ASTORIA ' ...
' ttlgn wtr
f: a. m, ,.......,i..;...i..;itet
i Low water ., ,, ,h .;-,,., ,;,.
Cloudy; wind, nortbwectf b cnmoth.,
4 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ASTORIA June I Left UP at 8 a. ft,
eohooner Eldorado and French baric
Jaobn,t Ban Pedro. Jun , .IJMJalled,''
barkentlne Eneor, for Portland, -w,
ASTORIA, June 13. Arrived, steamer
tamarai- j i v,.,? f- y t:
v.; (tola.
LtONDOWf-Tune . ia.r-Caroi steady;
California prompt, 29a 3d; Walla Walla,
Us 6d&28 td. English country market
faulet. T :.(. s . -
. LIVERPOOL. June 13. July closed at
la 104d.
French country markets dull.
. NEW tORg. June il-July closed 78.
CHICAaO, Juni ll-July, 72 Corn.
July, 63tt6fiL Old oata opened 87; new
eats, July, 89. Receipt. 610,000 buobels;
augment, 613,000 bushels. ,
; SAN FRANCISCO. June It-December.
tLUV. Barley, December, 83V4Jf83. Spot
whe!, . Barley, feedV ll498X;
krewhJi, 57. . Red oata, tU0dil.eS.
. These quotation fe f urnlihed by Bol
ton, de Ruyter Co., t-t Chamber of
Commerce, ground floor; members Chi
cago Board ( Trade. v
WHEAT. .
Often. HlarH. Low. Close.
VJLIte I. WWW VvJUVJ.
uiy
Kept.
July ......... -7J4 .38 . .r7H !J7S4
Sept. ..,..,...,.. ;x jJi,, sasU
Sept. 17.r -f 11.77
f.7s- vitaa;
Ju1y-:;.....Ui:iff.t.,R,r
Sept. ...
... 10.38 10.37 lft.8t; miff0
uly 10.55 10.47 14.47
PC 10.W 10.3S 10.80 10.37
the Markets. v , v
An advance of a cent was made on
the quotations of peanuts tlil mornlnv.
Larger receipt of 'meaU. in the local
markets lias had a tendency to causo'
deollne fri ir!oe. Beef 1 u6ted at T
and H eonts, pork 7H and I cenU, Teat
f and 8 cents, dretted' mutton I and H
cent. No changes appear, in the quo
tation of Baatern packed meats,
Effg are coming Into tHe market in
larger qiianUUea. The quotation stand
at 18 cent' a - detetu but a decline Is
looked for in" ft few day, r . .
The recepits ol ejrtrst heavy snpplle of
small splint ohloken eontlnuest and the
market 1 completely glottal -Poultry Is
eiling today at any old prlo. -'' . '
Butter remain at T7H and 18Uf"cents
for the beat creamery. A change in quo
tation is expeoUd in the text few" day.
':J . GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat-Nominal; Walla Walla, 6c;
bfueatem, 7Hc; valley, 7a
! - Barley Feed, $a23 per ton.
Oat-No. 1 white, tt.-&gl.S0; gray, tl.24
Ql. IS.
Flour Beat trades, KLMei.50 , per bar
rel t graham, $2.8O$3.10.
..'MilUtufra Bran, J16.50 per ton; mid
dlings, K0; ehorta, $18: chop, 117.50.
( HayTlrnothy 1113; clover. S7:60fi8.
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRT. ,
' Butter-Creamery, 1718Hc; dairy, 160
lfet store, tt&Mc
flKg 180. ...
' Ctaeese-Full cream, twin, UQUWI
Toung America, 14c . .: ' . m
. Poultry Chicken. mixed, 44.EOT
hens, $44.60 per do; broilers, $2.262.75;
Fryers, 13.7Mf4.25 do; duck. 15.25(5.76 per
dos; turkeys, live, 12c; dressed, U'ilfio
per lb; geesei, 6.7S6.3S.
VGCXABLE8 AND FRUIT.
otatoea atai uutDanai, jii-w per
Mntai; Jfiariy Koasv
t fniont-caurornia reo, 11; orep qr sxeji'i
Tomatoes-3.2a5iS.H) crate, Mississippi:!
-atf..M.4v. 4M Ifht OK. AaxeMS-ai 1 tHA 1 .
VM1 JlllJS. fJl)svj,.Wt VCt a Via, fiv.w. ' wsoi
L00rl.2S per aack; cauliflower. i54jp4w per
i per lb.; aiparagus, 81.25 box: rai-j
ishes, per doa. lliSc; green onion,
pus., uwvisof caopacea, n.w.nai uuici;
Ht lb.r early f"Torlt, ab.r Oregtm
trawberrle. H.e1.7S 'J etata C ef U$
Oregon rhubarb, iuo fliti articutkes,
r dos. BD&7&Q1 lettued. diead: ec'tiom.
25o; cherries, OctUv; CaJl(otftia
plums, $1 box; apricots, $U&V
ureen rruit Lmon, 4.u'ii4; oranges,
I33.50 per box; bananas, $2.253; pine
Apples, f6 per dos.
. Dried fruit Sun-dried apples, sac or
poxea, per lb., 4-8 5c; evaporated, 12$12ttc;
apricots, ums12c; peaches, mile; pears,
t9o; prunes. Italians, 8&4c; figs, Callfor,
tilA blacks, 84c; do white, set plums,
Bitted, 66o. ' . .(
GROCERIES. NUTS. BTC3. -'
Ugar Cube, 84.75; crushed, 84.75;
rahf &n Ant
granulated, '84.46 per 100 Jbs ack basis;
barrel, loc; kalf barroka, itM; boxes, KM
per 100. lb., above basis. 4o per lb. dis
count for prompt cash; maple, 32ft$13o
par pound.
r Coffee-Mocha, K28ot Java fancy,
g932c; Java, good, aoVi4c; Java, oral
ary, 1820ei Coata Rica fancy,. 104 an
Costa Rtea, rood, 1618c; CosU, Rica,
ordinary. 1012e per pound; Columbia
reamt, U; JUrbuckfe's, 81UI list; lion,
810.63 list; Cordova, 8U.U5 Toeemlte, 811. .
'sack, Te UVerpool, T7e; .Wo
fiarrela, Worcester, bulk, 821
bales 2 t 10. par, bale, 83.
1- . r &vM - tu. .... ... .
lb., W.711;
Bait Coarse, bait ground, liws, per ton.
fu.Jia; uva per ww fflnw,
Honey Fancy white. 14 15c; light am
ber, MHOMot dark amber, lOOUo.
c Grain bajrsCalcutta, 88.50T76 per 100
tor Juiy-Auguat. - : :
;Nut-Peanuta.' 8W4o per pound for
fw. s4jQ-.for . roasted; coeoanuts. 86i3
per - den: walnuts, UUi3o ne;
nnd; pine nuts, 10i3Hc; hickory nuts.1
- chestnut. 83.505 per drum;' Bra
nuts, 17o; filbert, 16;ic: fancy pa-
.JA11U. ..Ihu.. low 1
nun, .47, mwvih MUVtUO.
Baane Small White. I14:- lanra Whit.
FINANCIAL.
Coal uu-tstw,-,! per gallon; bar
rel a, 18c; tank. 14e. , w . . " ,
Rice. Imperial, Japan No. t so; N f,
ie: New Orlean. l&Je. ' . - ,
l-6e; pink. Sc; bayou, 8e; lima, 40.
flalmoo Columbia ? Rlvery no-pound
lla, 81.85; two-pound taUs.Vi-0; .fancy
pound flats, 83; Vy-pound fancy llatsi
US; Alaska. talis, ia; twoaaiHailiv
hops. Wool and hides.
ttops-14M5a per Pound;. contract
Wool-Nominal; Valley. UVirfflSa; East
ern Oregon. &fri2tta. t-
SheepsKln eaeanng. iS09xf short
Wool, 153bc; medium wool,' tjtfQc; long
V00L WU each. : , T
. Tallow Prime, per pound, 404 He; No
t and greasa. 8Me3cv , . . .,--
, Hide pry idea. No. I, Id pound and
tup. 16l8c-pw poupd; dry kip, N. 1,
to 15pound. 15oi flrytalf, NoVl under
poand. 16c; dry -salted, bull and stars,
cne-thlrd less than dry flint; salted bides,
steers, sound, 60 pounds and ovr.-lee:
SO 4o CO pounds. 7Vi8c: under BO pounds
8a4 ct 7i .clegs aai kulist couad,
f 'v " u v -vs.;
Bttc; kip, sound, M to W pound. Tcj taL
ound, W M Impound. Te; calf, eound,
under 10 pound. ; areen unalted), 1
r Tin
hore htdei, salted, each, gi.got- dry.
each, ii.iw coi (iiuei, eacn, zoraooe;
goat kln,. -common, each, lu15c; An
gora, . WHO worn vu. mv(f w.-a.
- Mohair ......fc.
MEATS AND PROVISIONS.
. Fresfa Meata-Becf,, 77WC!- pork.
c- veaV' ?4i mutten, 4o per lot ;
dressed, t&ko; cow and bulla. i'A'&tlkc;
lamina MflJf X.L'H-: , v.
Hams, bacon, etc. Portland feacM
13o Ibj back, 12f lo; , dry aalted,
side, 124ej dried beef tt7 lioj lmlde
and knuckle, 18a- "pw outld.,
lie per lo.; Eaatein packed hams
jundar OI iMj.Miici . ever. 1 uwn 140;
fancy, lie; picnic, lie; shoulders,
lie) dry salted, side. , , unamoked, 12c;
breakfast bacon, I6H0! bacon side, llfto;
back, fcnsmoked, , l2Mro; amoked, UMtc;
bUtt,illliViO.-iU , ' V
Lard-Kttl leaf, tifccl steam rendered.
uvo, uerce nsai..,
MARINl?;K0TESf .
An excuralo corhiJced of the nembers
of the Mllwaukie unday' school was
mads W Vancouver . yesterday : on ' the
steamer Undine, . -, . j
The T. J. Potter 'of the O. R. Ce N, Co.
Will go on what la known a the Seaside
run Jun 28. THls Is from Portland to. 11-
waco, Wah.. and. excepting Astoria, she
will make no top between here and th
beach. 1'liu Haulo, of "tha ,am company.
went on her regular run to Astoria Tues
day. , '-',v-.'k -
B. F. ; Hedges, who ideoeeded If. V,
Harrison a short time ago as local agent
for the Regulator line, baa .tendered bis
resignation, to take) effect as soon as the
vacancy can be supplied. Mr. fledge i
taking a course tot studies In mechanics
and electricity, and states that' the long
hours ha has id put in at tbs dock do not
give Mnv any tlrri to turiroe- hi atadle.
AnV agefttl iupposed''t6 wortt frdm: to
'toVmM -V dsy,,! and' WHh tbat:tnS
ther5(' Wf MtW opportuttlty doswen
uenis on ins waier-ironi are nopeiui mm
it will continue to subside. If there'W'nd
eirciaciy . I1UV wwjuirr y- m. mw
or
er
!,;JCMoti. . jlteiOT' tfie'past
lor tnis season.
F. J. Smith, the 'excursion promoter, baa
leased, Matbon'a, J?a,rk..about two miles on
this side of Oregon City," for the exclus
ive use of excursion parties during the
summer. It is described aa a natural
park, with dancing platforms, seats pind
fully equipped for lighting at night.
Washington's .drove, opposite St. Helens,
will not be" used by pleasure parties this
summer.
The French bark General de Bonl was
chartered yesterday to load wheat or bar
ley at Portland . at tts Bd, which la a
slight advance in rate.
The British steamship Cymbeline left
down yesterday and crossed out to sea at
12 o'clock after a stay of only four days
In the river, Before oomlng Hero She was
at San Francisco, vthere she remained
18 days j, dtoaharglng . about the same
amount of cargo as she left here. From
Portland the vessel goes t Victoria; B.
C to enter the drydock, and from tbere
Witt proceed to Vancouver to load a cargo
of oats for South Africa.
American vessels carrying Amerioan
products to foreign markets are rapidly
increasing on the Paciflo Coast. The
Amerlcail barkentlney having a capacity
for carrying isw.000 feet of lumber, has
been chartered to load lumber at Port
land for the Orient, and will arrive here
In July. Other American lumber car
riers plying on tW Pacific Coast are tbr
Eldorado, the Quickstep, the Tam
O'Shanter. the Gleanor, the Reast, the
Ltxsle Vance, the Churchill and the
fred J. Wood.
The steamer Volga, which baa been laid
up for repairs tmt several, dajys, went into
comm.lsaton again, this morning. Since
(he opening of the flahlng season she ha
proketT down oonatantiy fori some reason
Uii;atiihi.iStok.i to il t
r?it ;
H P Clnh
jThere jSd to be a rather che
SfotofH
HUb-ortf hltatlons In the old LcWon Stolk
Exoh-"club' that bivunf e-
yi trltfciam oil AM' beadaVpf thIc, nii-
m ii? iu m . .iii &
peared denoubcinar "certain . scandalous
societies" which verc believed to Jiold
meetings for the,nurppiBe;(f ridiculing re
Ilglbn. Soon after; jMblH waa .Introduced
in the House of Lord for the purpose
of suppressing them, but it was rejected
oft the ground. that it rnlgh't lead to per
secution., t
There bad bean a great deal of money
made fust then on the -Stock Exchange,
and these clubs were one of the means
Whereof efcm-wtoked'Und licentious
men got jrid of. hejr, gain. They were
popularly -called "he!l-re ciubc." Thair
members -rekhorr :i Bf" rSseUdonyims
such as Pluto, tho Old Dragon, the King
t Tartarus, Lady Envy and Lady Odm
ofrah. They, showed their contempt for
vry thing sacredbr awful by such de
vices as that of burning sulphur at their
meeting.' 1 80 inach discomfort will men
incur for th ake of doing something
outrageous! . r " ' ,;
Many were the stories that went about
concerning these H.j F,fVtib.r It Was
irequeniiy reiatea tnat auer annking a
more than ordinarily horribl toast, : somt
you nc; man, would fall down dead. Once
it was caid that; av circle drank boiluir
Bcaltheen (a mltture bf hotter and whis
ky), before a roaring Are. so that "the
marrow melting in their wicked bones,
they fell down dead upon the floor." .: '
At their wakes there waf an Unaccount
able smell of brimstone, so that the very
horses refused to draW their hearses. For
when , these clubs had had their day In
London, the idea migrated to Dublin,
wherd It was taken up witb. embellish
ment. Many other stories concerting
them are told 1 Ireland evei to $hls flay,
and especially "of the large, black eat that
presided at tbv .board, and was always
helped first ... . .. . .
. i -
K Kaunitt in America. .
The great minister of Austria in the llth
century, Prmcd Kaunltx, immortaUxed by
Louise' Muhlbach'c historical novel, "Jo
seph II. and His Court," has a descendant
In the United fetatCsv Some' of the family
emigrated : to 8 weden. wbtOa. . JTrcncis i.
ascended the throne, of Austria, and the
cam ' ka Relied .wiU A C Instead -of
K..' Louie r.tiabniU' at. NuVlTt JCbambera
treat was bens la Sweden about 85 years
ago and -came to 4hls.ountry when
mall boy. H1 dlsOauish4 rnostor
sas h ony man In Auatriev and possibly
m aU lwparfiWhC wa priyUeged to
brusk Vbia teetk t th dinner-UW of
royalty. HU voir trllnd-vld oase, filled
With cold : Inatrumctftst W., set before
hum at the end U the meal for the cleani-
lng and polishing of his incisor, oanlne
and molars, and Inferior rank dareo
to leave tbs. table until b bad 4flnished
the Job. New Tork Pr., x, , ,.. T, '
HIQHEST PAID MAIL CARRIER
" 'The bigness' of our ccmitryii is empha
sised every now and then by soma'' obi
secure governmental routine.. Away off
in the Philippines we are delivering mall
in canoe-llke boat, and, on the other
band,. a contract, was let last week lot
carrying the mail, in Alaska by do Sled.
r The successful biddef was Oscaf1 Flsb,
and his route lies between Eagle and Val
ues, a distance of 414 mUes. He makes
two trip a month, and receives neatly
ll&flO a trip, or 835,000 a year.
Only 300 pounds are carried per trip,
and this I usually mad up of letters,
and newspapers. Postofflce Department
official say that the sum paid to Fish
Is very reasonable when It is considered
tha he makes the trip by dog sledge,
and that he has the most dangerous routs
of any mall carrier lm the world. 4
He ls several time been given up
for dead by residents of Valdec Cnd, Ea
gle, but so far has always managed: to
reach the end of his Journey, although
sometimes Overdue and occasionally very
much battered up. He has fallen down
precipices, got tnlxedvp on avalanche,
arid has been starved and froat-bltten,
but Is still happy in risking bis lonely
life Harper's .Weekly.
Washington Tales.
fTf Aeard a ctory on Representative
Bartlett's father -which ought to be told
in these -parish Asserted Representative
Roberts)' ad Massachusetts. . 4
-i"Thl man -was . long a judge on the
Gitorgial bdnob nd highly respected by a
wjidO'Clrcls of people. In a murder trial
be came ti eharg to the jury in wHlcb
h lqttently and vividly laid down the
law as toithe folly of carrying pistols. It
seems that the defendant had gone out
for a walk, became engaged In a. fuss
With the deceased, drew hi pistol and
fired the fatal shot,
"The details of the shooting, a well a
th law bearing thereon, were rehearsed
by Judge Bartlett, who told bow. the de
fendant's pistol had been In his hip pock
et, .bow he put his hand back tbere In
ang'er, and how he drew the pistol forth.
He was Illustrating by vigorous gestures,
but right in the midst of. the. charge, .as
Judge Bartlett put his hand back to his
hip pocket by wy ot demonstration, a
pistol dropped therefrom and fell with a
thump upon the floor.
"The scene in the court room can be
imagined. There was a stillness, the while
the Judge flushed with embarrassment.
" 'Mr. Clerk,' be exclaimed, as soon as
he bad recovered, 'put me down on the
book aa fined 850 for carrying a weapon.' "
-Washington Post
Attorney-General Knox Is inclined, to
resent the reputation which he I getting
for beinsr a matt of strife. He is being
alluded to by newspapers as an official
who love a fight for fight's sake, especi
ally since he began his war- on the beet
trust The President who appreciate a
joks, and remembers the remarks made
by Tammany Hall men in 1900 about his
inclination to smash things, now regular
ly alludes to Mr. Knox as the extremist
In the Cabinet, and says that a sotter,
cautious president is needed to keep th
attorney-general within bounds. As a
matter of fact the attorney-general
shrinks from a contest and would rathei
avoid one than get embroiled in court,
but after the fight is on he always mac
ages to keep bis side well to the front
New tork Herald.
Delegate Rodney ot New Mexico, whose
NEW TODAY. 1
BestMSiar Cured!
I Hams I4g
Buy ySQt gutter before the cdvaacc.
Best cWamcr)t..i 40c end 49c
Qood tAfryrtJ......r. ........JSC
Fresh ranch et( doz oc
Picnic barns , M lie
toneless hams...... c
Lard, s-lb. pall 6c
60c Tea ....35c
Java-Mocha coffee ...Jc
tliU's picnic pickles..., 4 for ajc
SATURDAY IS CHICKEN DAY i$t lb.
LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO.
j
.. , 364 Yamhill Street.
i, jsi
10s Third Street, S3
Between Washington and Stark. ,
WC RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES.-
100 lbs. Bast Granulated Sugar.. ...... 84.83
Fresh Ranch Eggs .......20c
Albert Roche Sardines ,...,..c
Blue Label, can, specials... ...26o
Flgprune Cereal ..........,.......20o
Sago and Tapioca....,.......,..,......... Jo
packages uoid uust ...1M
orden's Eagle Milk ,.lfo
Singapore Pineapples ........
gnnmp. irg ste .................. .....we
ShrimD. laree alee 10q
I lb. can Pure Leaf Lard ......S5c
7 iba.' Rolled Oat .8&o
1 lb. Glass Jar Chipped Beef.,......, ....25a
Oregon phone Main 14; Columbia 72c
O MCHSTEINEII 307ThirdC
.-.:--: price list ; ffi
7 bare Owl Soafr ....25c
7 bars Golden Star ...... ....m.-..28o
7ar Lenox Soap .......... .v . . I 4 .35'
i lb Arbuckie's or Lion Cone........ISo
3 canC Oysters .v.. .i...tSc
8 eanc DevUtd Ham, f cititta
IS
1 good Mop Handle,
3 package Cora Btarob ...a,i..c
8 package COmzUmie
Order delivered te all part of the city
free of' charge; ' . " -
GOOD 8-ROOMHpVSE AND LOT...TV
-room nouse, euxiw lot ,..,. K-Q
160-acr farnv euO fruit treea., V4
80 acres, house and barn. .......... SS4
3 lota, quarter blpck, Wooiwtoek..... 5W
3580 acre fine) timber . land, solid -body,
near railroad. .......ts.so par cat
Big -list of filial bar?liis"ffee, .
Uiik Morriaaa ct swecc M,y
fund-br good stoeJ i esbaustlesc, re
lated, tblc incident Jin th cloakroom, yce
terdcy:-: ' ?H I:- ' H - ' -i h
was 4runJ,tBr6g, JVett ja
couple of years ao," be said, "whan our
traia ctojpped an eating place tor dbv
nr The n Oman Who kept the place wa
abxieua to spread adpund her the cultur
ed habit of bef -aecUon.
"Will yoU plsas glv me a knife for.
my pleT caid one of the men eating din
ner. - M .
"Wc don't eat pi with a knife here,'
replied jtba wbman, quite verely.
";,Tben,'..lndatB. remarked the cow
boy, quite unabashed, 'will you please get
me an axT t'Washlng ton Post.
A coda provision that the masculine in
oude all gander except where such con
struction . would be absurd or unreason
able U held, la re Madox (Md.), ulh.
A. 888, not to entitle a woman to admis
sion to the bar under the provision that
''any male cltlsen" having certain quali
fications shall be co admitted.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR 'ADOPTION.
IX CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION-Boys
and girls from I month to 8 years, to be
given on trial of three months or long
er. Address Superintendent Oregon
Children's Homo Society at W,Mr-
,' quam Building, or call up phone Union
Kit "
WANTED Six good boys on the Bast
Side for Journal routes. Apply 288 lam-,
bill, Journal office.
FOR SALE MISCELLANKOU8-
UALL'B safe, standard of the warld;
aafea sold ea easy payments; trade your
old safe for a new one, N orris Bats
Lock Co.. 91 Flrt t.
FOR BALK One-horsepower electrto
motor for sal cheap. Inquire ot cash
ier, thla office, . ,
1 J , 1 1, 1 -I I 1 ifn. ,f, n '1 , if 1
FOR 8ALE.Rubbef-tIred buggy, ahnest
new. or, escbancf; for s. dauble-aoated
spring wagon,.., ft9BH;uTS POS. , ,
WAtTEUlJA.'goyd 'toUslne-as oeportuflltV
ifoc a, llvevj energetic man- with- e, few
Address Box 10 Tb Journal. -
) ) 1 hi . a n ) 1 .11 i, 1 111 11
LOST.
68TiTr plnceiMsi7RirgoTd'
chain and hook attached, in case. Find
er please return te Journal office.
PER80NAL.
FREE FREEHatndseme home savings
banks at the Security Saving ft Trust
Company: only a limited number to re
loaned; call and aak for on of uioo
bank. 28 Morrison st.
A. E. Devere, the specialist in treatment
of hair and scalp. 500 The Dekum;
- phone Red 2840.
MDME. H. B. BL.iV Dermatoloa-ist mi
sage, electrlo treatments. 1934 First st
MADAM JOHNSTON, Clairvoyant, tells
pas 1, present ana future; lue rename,
ovc; aauy. zu. lltn st.
Snowden Batbroomki C60H Wash., room 1.
Vapor., baths, massage and electrlo
treatment.
CLAIRVOYANT.
MKft STBVBNS. the leading Palmist and
. Clairvoyant, give reliable adylce on all
affair of life; readings, 40c. 221 V Mor
rison st.
ROOM AND BOARD. ,
jSEA8T"" ANlf ENPlVasant . front
reoma, with board; ga, bath; telephone
Blue 846. ...
ROOM 8 FOR RENT."
438 ALDER, cor. 13th Nloely furnUfaed
front rooms; all .conveniences; suitable
for one or two gentlemen.
a.
THE R088-3UVfe lsn, cor. Salmon; ele
gant rooms; transient solicited. Phons
Red 1891.
FURNISHED ROOMS 181 Vfc 1st St. cor.
Yamhill; transient solicited. Tel. Brown
3t
i ni -lit mr ri H. i. .i i i mi
THB GRAND New management: Ught,
m, cam, m xamnui; isi.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Batb. tel. 388
f amhill,- near cor. West Park. Phone
" Green 628.
' - - ....... ...1 .-I i- n. ...Mil. -., , .
THB BURBANK, 334 TambllU-WeU-f ur
nlshed, front rooms., and -board ; also
' table board
Jl ... ; I
mil of titmravkln
tiroisfe.iwms; A
ton SouOi .! f J
THB METROPOLE-Kw management
863 Stark; light airy rooms; reasonable.
MANHATTAN COPpT-Brick tmlldlng;
steam heat, newly furnished. U Stark.
THE CA8TLE-373 Wash.; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient. . Tel. South 781.
HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGOS R8; mill and yard men: men and
teams; wood-choppers; (asm hands and
milkers; work of all kinds in and out
of city for men and women; 30-day
guarantee on every ticket Call and See
CANADIAN EMPLOTitNJ AGNCT
226V Morrison; branch. 341 T Burnsidc an4,
.. , Nortk Third.
CONTRACTORS.
yJSirS. CAMPBEUT
carpenter and
puiiaer; repirwv.,
buliaer; npur
phone Front U0&.
cint tret;
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE paltffor men's cast-off
clothing and shoe. T8H N. 3d. Phone
Green 428. Order promptly attended to.
PATENT FOR SALE.
FOR BALE, at a aerlfice, H Interest In
a valuable patented asphalt paving pro
cess; baa been operated aocoeas fully.
Addre Box 121. Journal office.
4"rr WINE DEPOT.
r - - -w...ii i ..i. , u
THE CK3LUMBUB California Mrin re
, 5. P. Lorstl, Prop. All kind wine, 6c
aTass. Fins wine, liquors end cigar.
Headquarters for cock, wallers end
bartenaere. - m, mu wr, pnene
Main 761. -; . .
. BAWBEWy UilLltt.
LBWISKNapCUrW Co
roripdineT of aU srp edge tool a pe-
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS?
gmytb dTHsrard Cc,-i CAamberci
Commerce. ' '-f a ' tv
TECHNICALS SCHOOLfl
4TOinSYERt6WAL CopnTtSSe
Sobools. Boranton.' Panna. Bdgar Faulk,
SIGN WRITER.
.-V-.K.,'
Jle Wla" SI gw-Writer; fosu Taylor
treetT Phone Hood 7S Portland." .
TEAS AND COFFEE.
Hatnea' Tea Store, Famous
tfth St. epp. Pewteepec-i
MlutorTeev
mi f$ t i me.
AdveftiM your wants
In ' paper thst coed'
t ail the people; M -
i Attorneys.
Paxton, BeachnsTBTmonTsiO Chamber of
Commerea. It;..-
Charle A. Lucas, room S2J Chamber ot
Commerce. .
Jame Oleajon. 8 and 3 Mulkey Building.
ASSAYER AND ANALY8T.
Paul Baumel. Asaayer and Analyslat;
. gold dust bought 328 Stark t
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. Dreyers, 7 Third St.
J, Sanger. Repair Shop. 44 Washington.
Marks Shoe Stere, 863 Morrison St., near
3d. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes.
BILLIARD TABLES.
- - - -mr. i . ,i. ... v in.., ,ii., i w -
The Brunswick-Bailee Colfonder C'o
-Third ct. -:-t--."--"
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
Wm. Deveny and Estell Deveny, 801
' Allsky Bulg., Third and Morrison.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's
Shoe Store, &4 Washington at. Phone
.Hood 138.
CONFECTIONERY.
A. J. Coffman, Chocolate and Bon Bon,
350 Washington t.
"W. J. Powell, ' Candle and Cigars. 420
Washington st
Menry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con
fectioner, 430 Washington st
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Railroad Cigar Store. 834 Wash. t
CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
X. P. Keenan, Columbia. Hartford and
Vidntte Bicycle, First st Phone Red
1863, . ...
Sewing Machine and Bicycles, 335 Mor
rison Btraot.
: CORNICES'SKYLIOHTS. .
Metal Skylights GalVan'tsVd Iron Cor
' nice, i. C. Bayer,-iitilt Second at i,
"CREAMERIES.
La Grande Creamery Company,- butter,
r egg and cheese, m Tanaaill St Phone
, Oregon Mala 770. '
Arlington Creamery butter, egg, cheese,
etc., 307 Burnsid st .
COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds ot
coal and wood, 344 Morrison t
Banfleld-VeySet Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
. 80 Third at Phone Main 353 and Col. 373.
. DECORATORS
E, H. Moorehouss A Co., wall papers, 307
, MIIIU lllli PU .
DENTI8T8.
I. M. Hamby. D. D.
room 8 wasn-
Ington Bldg., Washington an
nd 4th sts.
Theodore 8. Thompson, 80-51 Washington
Bldg., Washington and Fourth sts.
Phone Hood IIV
P. B. Langworthy, rooms 7 and 8 Benson
Building, 29M Morrison street, near
Fifth. i
DRESSMAKERS.
Mr. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlor, room
40f Maoleay Bldg.
DRUGGISTS.
CP. S. Plumaier, 300-2C3 Third st
Rows Martin, Sixth and Washington.
Frank J. Strelblg, 313 Washington st.
t
Laue-Davls Drug1 Co., 175 3d St. Phone 848.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical
Wassingtoa t
Works-Office, 3
Western Electric Works, 305H Wash. st.
4-
HAT MANUFACTURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO
VATORS Only plae in Portland for
good work: union batter. Boston Hat
Company, 83 Fourth street j phone Biaok
1832. "
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. Cora C. Talbot t 18 years' experteno
In disease ot women. Writ or call,
308 Salmon at 1
ELECTRICIANS. v !t
Arthur T. Walker, room II Cambridge
Building. Phone Red 2X4. Reeldence.
, Pink 1261. ,
i . . ..il Hi i. . I i. j,
ENGRAVERS,
Hicks-Chatten Engraving Company, Mor
rison, between First and Second, sts.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnsid at.
Acrnet Employment Bureau, 15 Morrison.
Help free to employers. Phone North
1381. Columbia 287.
FINANCIAL.
3300.000 to loan at 6 and per cent Wm.
Beck, 821 Morrison t
FURRIER8.
ThTsTlverneld Fur Mfg. Con 285
son Bt. i
Morrl-
GROCER8.
F. Dresser Al Co,, 340-342 Washington st.
' 1 1 m
Owen H. Serple & Co.. Fancy Groceries.
363 Morrison st
' HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store. 808 Washington st.TupT
to-date hair dresser.
Rosenthal Sister Wig-making and maa
. ten vitttt mt w.. oi.
HAY AND GRAIN.
W. 8. Lauther, 110 North Third t.. Lime"
HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere. European plan. Fourth
and Alder sts.
Esmond Hotel. Rates: European. 50c to
.31.50 per day. Front and Morrison sts.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Some Furnisher Furniture. Carpt,
Parlor. Goods, Stoves, etc. See I. ir
urts t Sons. 173-175 First, 219-225 Yam
hill. Both phones 304.
INSURANCE.
Buffer, Burgard Co".. 251 Washington t
"V : SLOT MACHINES. -
ii .tvlee: repairing; phonograph, reo
ir..n.rmt lnenral Mirh irtm ft . i .
ora. . . . w
Wahlngton t .
Th klihasn Statloaery CrMorrison
uet. . VI .v,-.
Jmea-R. Swing," Bookeller.' T. L C. A.
?BldgVia I Fsurtb. t. Portiand. '
FOR SALE REAL .ESTATE.
REAL ' ' Estate end .General Business
Agendy.- B. Budl. ld First St. '
Classified Advertising
c JIAVEYOUAV?,
JEWELER8.
Balding Brds., Diamond, Watches, etc.,
40 Third Bt
Tbs L. C. Henrjchsen Co. Jeweler and
optician. 384 Washington t
Th G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing
Jewelers. 280 Morrison st
John - A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc.,
207 Morrison at
LAUNDRIES.
Clean TowI Dally. Comb, brush, soap,
31 Mr month. Novelty Supply Co., 40
48 N. Nlntb t. TeL 41a
LI V E R Y 8TABL E8.
Frasier & McLean Livery Stable. Both
phone 80. No. 208 to 208 Fifth st
MASSAGE.
W-(ft Faulkner, room 16, 351 MorrUon
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Flute, guitar, mandolin and banjo in
struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, residence
254 Twelfth. Phone Brown m.
Fisher Music Store. Everything in music.
Phone Red 62. 180 Third su
LADIES' TAILORING.
Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid
ered and applique dresses and trimming.
Stephan's. 29 Alder st
MONUMENTS.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third St., Estimate on
lirat-clas work and stock, only.
PAWN BROKERS.
Unci Henry, 43 North third t
Portland Lon Offloe, pan Marx, prop.,
74 Third (., near Oak. Phone Brown 473.
Uncle Myers. Jeweler. 143 Third st
PIANOS.
Soule Bros. Piano Co., 338 Washington st
PHOTOGRAPH ER8.
E. W." Moore, crayon and oil portraits.
. xniru ana vvasmngton sis.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor A Stanton, plumbing and steam
. fitting. . 83 Sixth st
REAL ESTATE.
Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 708
Chamber of Commerce. ,
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 828. 303
Washington st
The King Real Estate Association. 723
Chamber of Commerce. .
E. F. Riley, 608 Chamber of Commerce.
. i
Cbas. IL Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans. 251 Washington. Main 688.
RE8TAURANT8.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
imperial Hotel,
Strouse's Restaurant 229 Washington St.
City Chop House and Restaurant, 13 Third
St., N. .
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY.
Ths latest quartiscope views, 83 Third st.
STORAGE AND ' TRANSFER
C. 0. pick.nlcerF7rt Cbt Stark
and Oak; phone 596. Piano and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse.
Front and Clay sts.
Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and
Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First
street.
TYPEWRITERS.
Th Smith-Premier Typewriter. 122 Third
street. All makes of typewriters for
rent. Supplies fort all machine. JU A
TICKET offices. THREE TRAINS DAILY f ;
Overland Ticket Office. 140 Third st; 3 FOR ALL POINTS EAST
to 320 saved to all points. rvi tM rwi. '
TAILORS. UNION DEPOT. f Lesv. I Arrive.
r ' ' . omCAGb-PORTLAND 9:0it am 4.80 pm -"
We call for. clean, press and deliver one tJUC bpeciau " Daily DaUy '
wL?-et or 1100 montn- 433 For ths East vis Hunt- . ' .
Washington st Ington.- . Jjm .'
Bon Ton Tailoring Co.. 84 Third St.. oppq- SPOKANE - 8-P Djt" . '
alt. Chamber of Commerce. . , l ffg jrSl DfcUy f
Hi7'e JUilS"M, ATLAlmCPREi: 8:Ed pm 8:10 cof' " '.
, '?.?,VL-.il iMorri,ln f; For th East via Huat- Dally - Dally ,
; J-.- .WALL-PAPER. jngton. , J .. , ,t ,
i fTrViste OCEAN AND . BIVEB.JsCHKPTjXBY.yf
f painter. 141 Seventh st. corner Alder. FOi baN FRAN- From 1 1 1' j
i '" . . CISCO AlnS f
! Ernest Miller & Co.. wall paper and dec- 8S. ColumDia- worth
orations. 127 First st. April 7, 17, 37. t " .Dock ? '"'
.. - , - i .i 6S. Geo. W. E4dr- 8:00 pm - - j
! ' - - - AprU 3. 13, 23. T ' srlj - '
BANKS. FOR ASTORIA . nd 8:od pnv ' 5:00 par
-'' " 1 way points, conneettng Dally Dally - ' '
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun Sua ,
With which Is amalgamated North Beach, str. Has-Sat 19 ,
THB BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, salo. Ash street dock. p m '
Capital paid up .000.000 roit"CORVALLlS and T:46am" 6.00 pnT
Scii 'fffi'SSF. . 'r War- ',
Account, opened ?of 110 and 'up- gggLL .Lf ... " .
ward and Interest allowed on minimum FOR DAYTON, .Oregon 7:00 am 3.00 pm -monthly
balances. Rates on application. City nd Tarnhlll Rlvr Tu.. Mon... .
Su Washington st points, str. JKodoe. Ash Thur, Ved- , ,
244 WaM ' E. A WTLD. Manager. Street dock. Sat Frt
, , . " (Water permitting.) ; ' i '1.
ADD A TILTON, HANKKKS -
Transact a general banking buslneaa.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collection made at all point on favor
able term. Letters of credit Issued avail
able In Europe and the Eastern Stages. "
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers sold on New York. Washington. Chi
cago. St. Louis, Denver, Omaha, San'
Francisco and various points in Oregon,
Washington. Idaho, Montana and British
Exchange sold on London, Pari, Berlin,
Frankfort end Hong Kong.
"erchaWTdNAoI'r.BANK-
j Frank Watson .....
R L. Durham
T." UilVl
Vice-President
Cashier
- u..t Atftn ro.
TRANSACTS A'GENERAL BANKING
inter
United State Depositary.
Drsfts and letter of credit Issued avall
able to all parts of the .world.
Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought
LONDON ft StmfTED,ClSC BA?
Chamber oCommu.ldln, Third
Head office, 68 Old Broad street. London.
This bank transacts a general banking
business, makes loans, discounts bills and
Issues letters of credit available .for trav
iter and the purchase of merchandise in
any city of the world. Deals In foreign
and domestic exchange
lntrt ttsld on tlm deposits. .
nwr V. a. Macrae, Mcnager.
MONEY TO LOAN. a vw
MONET to Loan ion city mtc end tm-
previ
btarl
ra Tarroa. a h &.u
tark Street.
W A. HATHA v A i -money to loan.. 18
"washlngtotn Building. Phon Hood 413.
CARPENTERS ANO BUiLPERSi
JShSA. Melton. Carpenter and BulldC
8uT Stark t.; office) and tor fixture
t"i''t nl remodeled. lt.rlng nd re
tailing bous.s. 1 hone Vaia UV
HAT
Help Waated. set
Wasted, km,. Ue T C
Caatract nf e aaplieatlei.
VIA
SOUTH
Depot Fifth and
I Street.
Leave.
inwej
OVERLAND EX-i
8:30 p m
TRAINS,
ior Baiem, ttou
burg, Ashland. Bao-
8:30 a m
rarnento. . Ocdea
7:0 . .
San Francisco, Mo-
Java, los Angeles
JD1 Peso. New Or
' 'K-''
f . 'rlv:i.-,i
leans and th East
At Wood burn
(dally exoent Bun-
day), morning train
connects with train!
ror ml AnxeL Sil
ver ton. Brown-!
Villa Rnn.fl.A
and ; Natron, and
Albany Local fori
Mt. Angel and 811-
verton.
4:00 p m
7:80 a m
114:50 pm
Albany nasaenrer
10:1 a M
5:50 pa
uorvallis passenger
nneriaan passenger
lis:zs a m
Da" y. IIDally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on Sale between Port,
land. Sacramento and San Francisco. Net
rates 317.80 flrt-clss snd 814 second-elass.
Beeond-clas Includes sleeper; flrst-olC
does not. .
Rate and tickets to Eastern point and ?
f Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONO
LtJLtj and. AUSTRALIA. Can b ob-
talned at Ticket Office, No. 354, cornet
Wellington and Third. - - ' i 1
TAMHILL DIVISION. ' "
Passenger Depot, foot ot Jeffsrsoa St,
Ljavs Portland daily 7:20 a. m.. 11:10, .
1:6S1 . . 40 8:24. 1.80 p. m. Daily ex
cept Buml.y, 6:30, 9:40 a. m., 8:05. 11:21 p.
m. Sunday only, 3am.'
1:86. 3:10. 4:30, 6:15. 1:44?, lOp. m. Dallil
except Sunday, 6:35, 8:30. 10:58 a. m.; ex-
cept Monday. U:40 a. m.; Sunday only,
10.06 a. m. , fl
Leave for Dallas dally exeept Sundsn
8:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 3:30 a. m.
Passenger train leSves Dallas for" Alrlle
Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays at tiff
P-, m- .Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays.'
Except Sunday. ' , .
V. A. SCHILLING, City Ticket Agent.
W. K, COM AN, . Freight and PasMngei
Agent . -.
i 'in inn. In''..' : iW
TIME CARD
rl
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND j
Denart ArrlVCi
North Coast Limited.. .1:00 p. m. T:00 a. nw
Twin City Expr....ll:80p. m. 1:30p.m.
Kansas City and Bt.
liouis epeciai i:s.m. ix.iv v w i
Puget Sound Limited.
. : l
iau m. 4:45 p. at :
Take the Puget Sound Limited for
Olympic, South Bend and Gray's Harbor .
point. All train dally. Four . train
daily to Tacoma and Seattle. . Three
through to the East ; '
AD. CHARLTON.' 'V
Asst. General Pass, Agt. '
358 Morrison tret
Portland
d. tjre.
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing
ton. Telephone, Mala 713.
Portland & Asiatic
STEAMSHIP CO.; t
For Yokohama and Hongkong, catling
at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting steamer for Ms--nlla.
Port Arthur and Vladlvoatook. ,';
For rate and full information call ea
or address officials or agent of th O.
R N.'.CO.' . - V. ....
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
r DEPOT FIFTH""
Leaves, j AND I STREETS.
Arrive
Till Pl.JB"."! "
ii.. r'l.tvliiuite.West
ria.Varrenton. Fla-
8:00 A.M.
vcl, Hammona, r-ort
Iflteven. Gearhart
Pk.. Soasld Astoria
11:10 Alt
land , -weasnora x.
press, uaiiy..
Astoria Exprcds,
Dally.
:8 P.M.
7:00 P.M.
"Ticket office. 2S Morrison street end
Union Depot.. t,!..-. ant
lr C. MA XV. vnriiw-. - - -
Astoria, Or. - 1 ' . .
ARCHITECT ANDENOIER.
Fred A. UJPl?SS2:
el vna imsswimj,
lgned. - ' ' - -
BARBERS.
joiepnrRldV8'orriOB tl
C V. Hsri Fifth... tre-t'
riCYCL!
tred X
ISfl umct. 1 I
I W OCDIN. SrtASUI j I
liftt soufr. IO j
JPP
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