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FINANCIAL Vs
LONDON. June 16. -Consols, 86; silver,
4ft: bank rate, 8 per oent-
NEW YORK, June 18. Wheat, July,
.. B14(578H: Sterling exchange, long, fi.86;
Short 84.8S- Silver bullion; 62.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 16.8terllng
exchange, 60 days, $4.85: sight $4.88.
CHICAGO. June 16.-Wbeat July, 71:
September, (Hi. Corn, July, 64. . ,
Merchants' Exchange Bulletin.
" : JUNE 18. ..'-.
Grain tonnage n route,;. ........... .108.SJ
Grain tottnaee'ln ort.. .!.-:.. .-.-..t.;-6.801
TIDES AT ABTORtA TODAY.
tTlaV . . -. . . . ;r
10:06 a. m .. I- 8.5 feet
1:67 p. ro. v.............
Low water-. , ,.'
l:K a. ta;',.v...-:.J......,.......-.-?-I '
ounaay, dune in-v.rnva e.
In, schooner Ariel, from HonolulB.--MondayV
Jane l8.-tghowery? wind west
- FALMOUTH, Juns U-ArrivtiJ. FrWClv
kh . . . i .. .... .M,iw PnnrlAnil
Bar jtTaniww wjrvmr - - --
rrrrt 1; fM.'- litBivnMI ' : ateadv
California prompt. 20s 5d; Wa la Walla
. fc 65 2 M- English ooUntry markets
iulet but steady.
LIVERPOOL, June 16Wuly, . Bs lOfcd
NEW YORK, Juse 18. July Wheat
mAnmmli TSUic- Rent ember. 76.
CHICAGO, June 18. July closed 72; Eep-
caU, July. 87. Receipts, 888,000 bushels
KhinmiuiUL 21000 bushels. ' '
BAN FRAtt CISCO. June 16.-December
83SfcPOt wheat. ILlOfl.117 gwiew
feed, W$$K; brewing, tefc7. parley.
xi.l64Jl.infc. -
American Visible Wheat Supply
- June ifl, 1902. 23,170,ofo bushels; decrease.
I.Wt,WV i UJ8I1VIP ' - . -
June 17, 1901, 85.139.000 bushels; decrease,
d3,wu ousneis. , .
June 18, 1900, 44,175,000 bushels; decrease,
2 O1J.0OO bushels.
June 19.' 1899. 2t.SC 000 bushel; JncfOosei
826 000 buahels. . . ' - '.
June 20. 1898, 19.089,) busheli: Uecrease
Ki9,uuu Dusneis. -
June a. li7, ao.873,000 bushel; decrease,
20,013,000 bushels.
QUANTITIES ON ' FA SS AGB. ",
t- in Tnn .
TO Wted" kingdom.... JT-SSWSS
Total to,m.w a.m.m
J?." 1V r'i -Il n,.V Avmi lead.
In exportinc countrte
ada : . S.4OO.000 4,800,000
Russia r?J SS- "SS'ono
Panublan ports ........ .W
S,tK"::::: .:. 2.ouo 692.000
Total 7,833,000 8,982,000
THE MARKETS.
Business was lair In the wholesale fils
trlot today, the arrival of the steamer
Columbia from Ban Francisco making
the street present a much better appear
ance. A fair-slaed cargo of frean uau
fornia vegetables and syme fruits were
brouifht.
Peaches were received this morning
from Marysvllle, Cal., and are being soio
by jobbers at $1.25 a box.
Lemons are still on the upward march.
the quotations today being $4184.60 for
choice stock.
Poultry prices are demoralised, ' Re
ceipts wore se heavy the past week that
a gtft many ceo pa f springs an a few
codpf of ducks were carried over until
thfcimornlnr -A fw hanges wUl be
.,..Mr.rt In auotatlons today.
$ie marked are well supplied with
bahanas today.' .A few' cars arrived yes
terday and were received in very good
condition,.
Kggs still remain at 18 cents a dozen,
the receipts the latter part of the week
falling off considerably. The supply and
demand are about equal today.
Butter U firm at 1718c for the best
creamery. Store and dairy butter are
flnra at published prices.
No other changes appear In the mar
kets today.
GRAIN AND FLOU. :
Wheat-Nominal; Walla Walla, 88c;
bluestem, 87c; vaUey, 67
Barley Feed, $22 (23 per ton.
Oats-No. 1 whUeT $1.281.80; gray, $LM
1,25,
Four Best grades, $2.90X60 per bar
rel; graham, $2.8003.10.
Millstuffs-Bran, $18.60 per ton; mid
dlings. $20: Shorts, 18j.chop,.17..
Kay Timothy, $118; clover. $7:6091
r BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRT.
Butter-Creamery. 1718V4o; dairy, 16
lie, store, 1616o.- , W -. . "i
Poultry Chickens, mixed,) wSOf
hens, $4(3)4.50 per dos; broilers, pS-tajS;
dak: turkeys, live, UHc; Or eased. l518o
jer: lb; geese, $&758.26.
" VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.
Potatoes Best Burbanks, $1L50 per
Cental; Early Hose. $1.261.73 per centaL
Onions California red, $1; Oregoa, $2.60
EH.7S.
. Tomatoes $J.253.50 crate, Mississippi;
turnips, $1U5; carrots, $lL26:beets,
- 81.00dl.X6 per sack; caullllower. 1b90 per
dosen; celery, 90c per dosen; peas,
6c jer lb.; asparagus, $1.25 box; rad
ishes, per dos., UWGlSc; green onions,
dosW 12V4016o; cabbages, new flat Dutch,
So-per ib.; early York, lMiO per lb-;
Oregon strawberries, 4S'5c , per lb.;
Oregon rhubarb. 22Wo lb.; artichokes,
0 pe dos, . 60075c; lettuce, head, per dos,
SO 25c;
. Oreen fruit Lemons, $44.60; oranges,
H4 60 pr box; bahanas, 2$i; pine
apnies, $5 per dos.; cherries, 90cTL10;
, peaches, $1.88; California' plums, $1 box;
aprtoott, 11.26.
Cried fruit Sun-dried apples, sack or
bcxes, per lb., 43c; evaporated, 1212c;
apricots, 1112c; peaches, 8llc; pears,
8&8c: prunes, Italians,. 34c; figs, Califor
nia blacks, S4c; do white, 6o; plums,
pitted, 6c.
GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC.
Sugar Cube, $4.75; crushed, $4.75;
nowdered, $4.60; dry granulated, $4.60;
.extra C, $4.10; golden C, $4.00; beet,
granulated, $4 45 per 100 lbs., sack basis;
barrels, 10c; half barrets, i6c: boxes, pus
per 100 lbs-, above basis, fco per lb. dls-
1 count for prompt cash; maple, 12ft43a
i er pouud. . . 'r
Coffee Mocha, 2328c: Java, fancy,
E632c: Java, good, MWiie; Java, ordi
nary, 1820c; Costa Rica fancy, im;
Costa Rica, good, 1818c: Coita Rica,
ordinary, 1012c per. pound: Columbia
roast, $11; ArbuckJe'a, $11.13 list; Lion,
ho.6 list: Cordova, $11.13; Yosemite. $U.
' Salt Fine tableland dairy, Ous per
I sack, T4c: Liverpool, T7c; Worcester, bUc;
: barrels,' Worcester, bulk, 8H lbs4 A7;
; bales 2S to 10s. per bale, 13.10.
j Bait Coarse, half ground, IUUsl per ton,
1 20.15; 60s per ton; lifi.es. 7
Honey Fancy white. 14015c : light am
ber, UVtffleoi dark amber, lOito.
Grain bags-Calcutta, $160igt.76 per 108
lor July-August. .
y'JIuti-PtMoti,WtU per pound for
raw, $9o tor roasted; pocoanuta, (6a
.)0c per dosenr walnuts, 12S413o per
pound; pine nuls, lOfflUHo; hickory nuts,
(c; chestnuts, J.504j5 per Fdrura; Bra-
ill nuts, 17c; filberts. 16eicL fancy pe
rans, 14fl4J4e: almonds. l2H15c T
Coal Oil-Cases, -20HO per gallon; bar.
! rels,- 16c; tanks, J4c , . ,
i Rice, 'Imperial, Japan No. X 8cjNo. 1
! titm New Orleans, l&la. ,. . ' . . ,.
eans-Small white, $He; Usgs whtta,
jcc lnk,,8 bayou. io; lmas, 4c
Salmon Columbia . River-, ana-pound'
falls. 8l 5; two-pound Ulls. g2.6u; fanev
Ibs flat. Hi tfpeuaa Xaasr nat
i.25, Alaska. talis, SOcrtwo-pOung taiuw
Hopsvrooi. Axn hives.
riope-l4Hl6o per pound: -sontraeL
BWoo1tNomlnal: Valley, BHUyiScj East
am Oregon, suvic. ' . '
BbeVpeklusaearinrt, UffiSte; " short
wool. iitfilxJ: tneeltum wool, iotjSOc; long
wool, MJct each.
Tallow Prime, per pound, 404tto No.
t and grease, 2H$8e.
' Hlde-Dry bides, No. 1, 1 pouadi aba
np,- 1B916HC' per pound; dry Up, No. 1,
0 to 10 pounds, 15c: dry calf. No. 1 under
B bounds, 16c; dry-salted, bulla and stags,
one-third less than dry flint; salted bides,
steers, sound, 00 pound and over.' 8Oo;
BO to M pounds. 7V4GWci undergo founds
and cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, 60
6c; kip, sound, IS to 80 pounds. 7a; veal,,
sound, 40. to. lc. pound... 7c; dalf- sound,
under 10 pounds; Her "green uasaitedf, M
per pound less; culls 1 per pound leas;
horse hides altea eaeh $L50 .dry.
each, $1(34-90; 'coltst -bides,- eack. 2606Ue:
goat skins.-common, each. 10tJ15c;. An
. . . . ar c r A . . . .
Fresh Meats BsetflWci oOrk
So: vent. 7(fi8c: SiUtton. 3Wi(S4o Per
dressed, Mic; cdws4t bulls, 4H6c;
lambs, WJo.:' - -.. .. : '
Hams, tiacon, etc. Portland pack
(Western) bamsvt4Hl4e. picnlo, 1W lb.;.'
Dreaxiast pmoh isia id., iignt siaes,
liue lb.; backs. . 1S13o; dry salted,
ildV'UV; dried beef setU, 16o; lnsides
and knuckles, , lSo per- lb.; .outsldss,
16o per lb.; Eastern packed , hams
under 18 lbs.; UW; over 18 lbs., 14Vic;
tanoy, lie; .nicnio;. ,. .. lie; shoulders,
lie; dry saKed - sides, unsmoked, 12c;
breakfast bacon, iivc; bacon sides, VAo;
backs, unsmoked,' UVioj '" Smoked, laiic;
butts, Ul2MiC. .
Lard-Kettle leaf, 13J4c; steam rendered,
12Ho. tierce basis. ,
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; MARINE NOTES.
he schooner Vine, from BaUnas Crus,
Mexico, ran short of wuelles before
reaching, Gray's. Harbor, aifd was visited
by the lighthouse-tender Mansanlta,
which relieved the distress. - . .
- The Oceanb- has moved from Montgom
ery No. i to, Greenwich dock, where she
ts taxing on cargo today, The. judrayein
has ' nnlghed discharging and Js rcelyr
ing her outward cargo consisting of ium
'pttfpow and ' oottott , ,.v y . .
The British, ship Kate ' Thomas' has
reached Tlctoria, B. C, , after a passage
of 170 days frxn Liverpool. So brought
a .'large . general , cargo including heavy
shipments of tin sad . salt from the can
neries. The hew, excursion steamef Spokane,, of
the Paolflo Coast Steamship Company's
fleet left Tacoma Friday on her first trip
to Southeastern Alaskan points. The
Spokane was constructed especially for
this business, and Is said to be the most
modern and luxurious steamship on the
Coast.
The steamer Aorangi, which has ar
rived at Victoria, B. C, brought word
that a Malayan sailor recently arrived
at Fort Darwin an stated that a Malay
trading schooner had been wrecked off
Cape Wilberforce, 'north of Australia,
and that he was the sole survivor. Af
ter the wreck the sailors were attacked
by blacks, and with but this one ex
ception all were murdered.
. The British ship Sierra' Estrella Is ex
pected here soon, and when she arrives
it is very probable that many months will
elapse before, tlie port is again without
a cargo' ship .discharging at some of the
Portland docks. The Cypromen is due
by the end of. the montn, and early in
July the Dimsdale will be here with coal
rrom New castle. The Bomanthh. will
reach Portland In August with a general
cargo from Hamburg, and the French
bark Canibrorine,' from Lelth, will ar
rive at about the same time. A long
list of other Vessels Is due to arrive in
the latter part of the summer and earfy
fall.
The French bark Jean Bart was char
tered Friday to load wheat at Portland
at 28s. 9d. She will come out from Lon
don in ballast. When the distance to
reach her cargo is taken into considera
tion. It is said that the rate accepted
is the lowest on record.. Before earn
ing any freight money she will be obliged
to Ball approximately . 34.000 miles., A
French vessel Is about the only kind
which can cover such along distance at
a low rate and still make a profit. The
munificent bounty paid by the .French
government makes this oossible. '
The German bark Nlobe, which' Balled
from Nagasaki for Portland last Ratur
4a&tfwlll probably-reach hsfe- eariirMit
july'.'J; She has been chartered ' pr. 'Sep-'
lesaner loaamg ana win rnereiare nave
some time to wait before she Is given a
catgai. ........ .-a
The steamship Strathgygle, which has
arrived at Hong Kong' wfth a Portland
cargo, has been chartered to load sugtr
at Java for the Delaware Breakwater n
July at 23s. '
.The George W. Elder made the run to
San Francisco from Astoria In 41 hours
on, her last trip, thus evening up to some
extent for the four days ' consumed on
the up voyage of last week
- Short Personal Stories.
"Near the towhof Shelbyvllle, In my
state," said R. I. Turner, pf Kentucky,
lives an old colored woman' who has
never spoken since her husband was put
upon the block and sold to a slave
dealer, over 46 years ago.' '."
"The vow old Aunt Susan made at the
time that she would never utter a word
until her husband was returned to her
she has religiously kept. Sbe Is now al
most 70 years ' did. and In good health
and there is not a particle of doubt that
she will keep her vow of silence for the
remainder of her day's.'' " ,
Representative Powers, of Massachiv
setts Is a baseball crank. .He went out
to see the Bostons bud Wasbingtons play.
He Is patriotic, and bet S3 dn the Boa
tons with Representative ROppert, of New
York. The Washington . wont That
night at dinner Representative Powers
told of his bet and how . he lost It
'Pop," said his 12-year-old son, "you
shouldn't have, bet on the Bostons. I could
have told yon that , the Washlngtons
would win. I bet a Quarter on them and
won. All .1 have got to say, pop. Is that
you Should be less Sentimental and mors
practical."; tv .- a v. ,i .?. . a - "
The Williamsburg Mining Company, of
wh'ch Robert O, Bmltb is, president Is
developing the Bone of Contentidn mine,
situated In the Williams Creek district
Josephine County, , with ; ocellenfr pros
pects. They, have sunk a shaft 140 feet
t rpi A ' mil tJt? , i . ii. :,; . .
' Electricity is 'toeing -used a- pumjJ-
icg agant iot irrigation la California.
W1M-IIIPIIH
W. G. Calder Talks of
r Siimpter Mining ;
District. '
W. C. Calder. of the Sumpter Townslte
Company, and actively interested In nu
merous mines, has been at the Portland
for several days. He has confidence in
the future of that district from a min
ing standpoint. la common with other
well-posted men. Mr. Calder says the
eradication of fake schemes from the
operations thereabouts will place the
country upon a solid basis, "Of course,"
ald he, "there will always be spurious
claims offered to the lnvestlhg public in
any mining region. But the day is pass
ing when, fake propositions can find such
willing victims as have been found at
times In the past. The Sumpter district
is actually dropping enough" stamps to
make' It a considerable contributor' of
precious metal?,- and plans are now be
ing carried out that will Increase the
output largely during the present sea
son." MINING NOTES.
The Hydraulic Mining Company has dis
posed of several mining claims located
In Jump-off Joe district, in the Eastern
gold fields, to Mrs. E. A. Smith. The
consideration named Is $12,500.
W. H. Ramsey and W. L. Ingram re
cently mad a fine copper strike In the
Slato Creek district.
A 10-stamp Hammond mill has been
installed at the Eureka mine. Soldier
Creek district, which has been bonded by
the Oregon ft California Gold Fields,
Limited..
Whiteside Bros., of Minneapolis, who
recently bonded the Spencer Cass prop
erties, situated in Southern Josephine
county, have a force engaged in, develop
ing them.
George Hoffman and Fred Bolt, of
Thompson' creek, who are worklngan
excellent quarts mine In Tallow Box dls
trlct, recently cleaned up several hundred
dollars.
Twenty additional stamps In the mill of
the Nort Pole mine, at Sumpter, are to
be Installed at once. It already has 10
stamps and an auxiliary cyanide plant,
besides shipping's large quantity of ore
to the smelter direct
A large quantity of ore Is being hauled
to mill from the Gold Standard mine,
located a few miles West of Jacksonville.
It is of xcellent quality and will doubt
less yield, well.
J. F. Garrison, who is developing a
placer mine, situated in Sterlingvllle dis
trict, has run a tunnel 230 feet In length,
but bedrock has not as yet been struck.
The prospects for good pay are favorable,
however,
Last fall, E. Everett and Wr Sr Driver
purchased the Uncle Don. mine. sear
Baker City, with the stipulation that
they should thoroughly prospect the
property before making the first pay
ment. On Saturday they paid the first
$10,000 installment on the purchase price.
and have assumed full control of the
property.
Reent Legal Decisions.
The continued use by a storekeeper of
an appliance' for hanging up and carry
ing about a movable electric light, whlsh
Is defective because of Insufficient insu
lation, is held, in Grlffln vs. Jackson
Light and Power Company . (Mich.), 66
L. R. A. 318, to be an Intervening agency
between the negligence of the company
in falling to keep the appliance proper
ly Insulated and an Injury to a stranger
attempting to use the light while deliv
ering goods In the store, so that he can
not hold the company liable for the ln-JwT-
' k
A traveling salesman of a foreign cor
poration, sent to Investigate the contra
versy out of which a cause of actios
arose, is held, In Abbeville Electric Sup
ply Company .. ,S, . C.), 66 L. R. A. 148, tb
be within, the provision of a statute au
thorising service of process on a foreign
corporation by serving personally any
agent thereof within the -'limits of the
state.
NEW TODAY.
AUCTION SALES
. BY- :'v
Ford's Auction House
Wednesday, June 18, at 182 first
Street, at 10 A. M , Antique
- Mahogany Center Table, etc
I will.offer on above date a substantia
lot of parlor and dining-room eltectst
bedroom suites, toilet sets, - car,
pets, extra fine couch, with biscuit tuft
ing; mantle bed, sideboard, sewing ma
chines, pillows, pony, cart and harness,'
Royal steel range, and a consignment of
parlor lamps and agateware, glassware,,
etc. Note. Antique table to be sold at
II a. m., pony, cart, harness and carpets
following. You will find In this sale
every article necessary for complete
housekeeping.
Friday, June 20th, at 182 First
Street, all day, Miscellaneous
sale,
Comprising a nice line df granite, agate
and tinware, parlor lamps, bamboo1
brackets.' easels, etc baskets, a fine se
lection of kitchen utensils and hun
dreds of other Items. . : : , :v'; -
. H. FOBD, Auctioneer.
SIGN WRITER.
Jessie WaddelV m Writer. 2f Taylor
street Phone Hood 178. Portland. . ,;;
t v TEAS AN DOFPE Ea
PEIL ' -
iialnes' Tea StoreL Famous Mlstletoa Tea.1
v sUth St. epp, Postompp
9. PostoOoa ...... I
PROPOSAL fOR WOODEN DRY DOCK.
Port of Portland.
Ne. 668 Worcester Block, Portland, Or. .
Sealed proposals will be received and
opened on. June 28, 1908. at 4 p. ro., at th
above office for a Heating wooden dry
dock ef five sections, according to plans
and specifications prepared by Jamea E.
Blackwell, -eonsulting engineer, Dexter
Horton building. Seattle, Wash., and now
on file In the office of the Port of Port
land. '"' ' "'"-:'":".-.'4"i J
A certified check of 8100 drawn to the
order of the Pert of Portland, must ac
company the application tor plans, which
check will be returned to the drawer
upon the return of the plans and specifi
cations to the undersigned.
A certified check for 10 percent of the
amount of the bid must accompany each
bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will en
ter Into a contract satisfactory to the
Port of Portland, and give bend for the
faithful performance should the coatraot
be awarded him. -
The right tP reject any or all bids or
to waive defects is reserved.
Plans, specifications and full Informa
tion can be obtained by applying to
E. T. C. STEVENS,
Clerk of the Board.
CLASSIFIED ADS.
REAL E8TATE3FQR SALE.
GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT. ..$559
4-room house, 50x100 lot.. 859
160-acre farm, 400 fruit trees 764
80 acres, house and barn 8U
3 lots, quarter block, Woodstock 200
2520 seres fine timber land, solid
body, near railroad $3.60 per acre
Big list of special bargains free.
234 Morrison St., room 2.
AGENTS WANTED.
tftr
AGENTS, make $3 to $5 a day handling
our bicycle-holder (holds up your bi
cycle); weight only 8 os. Every bicycle
rflder orders one; sample, 60c. Address
"Bicycle-Holder Mfg. Co., 392 Morrison st
BOYS WANTED.
WANTED-Slx good boys on ths East
Side for, Journal routes. Apply 289 Yam
hill, Journal office.
POR 8ALE-MCELLANEOU8
rlAL3LiT'saf e. standard oTThe world;
safes sold on easy payments: trade your
old safe for a new one. Norrls Safe m
Lock Co., 91 First st
FOR SALE One-horsepower electrlo
motor for sale cheap. Inquire of cash
ier, this office.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED A good business opportunity
for a live, energetic' man with a few
hundred dollars as capital; handles his
own money. This will pay to look Into.
Address Bos 100, The Journal.
L08T.
LOBTCalrplm
ohaln and hook attached, In case. Find
er please return to Journal office.
PERSONAL.
BOON TO WOMAN. "Magnolia Blos
som" and "Royal Tea," a positive cure
for all female diseases. BARBARA
GKOENER, general agent 666 East
Oak at, city.
. i'.i i . i .i ,.if r ,
FREE FREE Handsome borne savings
banks at the Security BavihKS It Trust
Company; only a limited number to be
loaned.; call and ask for one of those
banks. 286 Morrison st'
A. E. Devere, the specialist in treatment
of hair and scalp, 500 The Dekum;
phohe Red 2849.
MDME. H. E. ELY. Dermatologist, mas
Snowden Bathrooms, WJoWwiih., room 1.
Vapor baths, massage and electric
treatments.
CLAIRVOYANT.
MR8. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and
Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all
affairs of life; readings, 60a 221U Mor
rison st ' - .
ROOM AND BOARD.
rooms, with board; gas. bath; telephone
Blue 846.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
486 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished
front rooms; all conveniences; suitable
for one or two gentlemen.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light and
airy. No. 189 7th St.; use of phone and
bath.
THE ROSS 211 1st., cor. Salmon: ele
gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone
Red 189L
FURNISHED ROOMS 1814 1st St.. cor.
Yamhill; transient solicited. Tel. Brown
39L -
THE GRAND New management; light,
airy room, baths. 887 Yamhill; tel.
Hood 719.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath. tel. S8S
Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Phone
Oreen 828.
THE BUR BANK, 834 Yamhill-Well-fur-nlshed
front rooms and board; also
table board.
THE LOCKWOOD, 85U4 Morrison st
Furnished rooms; transient Phone Ore
gon South 806. i'
THE METROPOLE New management
366 Stark; light airy rooms; reasonable.
MANHATTAN COURT Brick building;
steam heat, newly furnished. 8U Stark.
THE CASTLE 872 Wash.; rooms for gen
.tlemen; transient Tel. South 76L
HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGGERS: mill and yard men; men and
teams; wood-choppers; farm hands and
milkers; work of all kinds In and out
of city for men and women; 80-day
guarantee on every ticket CaU and see
us.
226Vs Morrison; branches, 247 Burnalde and
CONTRACTORS.
FRANK B. CAMPBELlcarpenter an
builder: repair work. 868 . First street
phone Front 1806. ' -
MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off
clothing and Shoes. 78 N, Id. Phone
'Green 428. Orders promptly attended to.
PATENT FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, at a sacrifice. H Interest la
valuable patented asphalt paving pro
cess; has been operated successfully.
Address Box 121. Journal offioa -
WINE DEPOT.
THE COLUMBUS-alifprnta Wins Da.
V. T-oraM. Prop. All kinds win km
glass. Fine wines, liquors -and cigar.
Heedquarters i for ' oooks, waiters and
bartenders. 148 Fourth st Or. phone
Main 761. ' . ,
BARBER8 8UPPUE8V
LEWIS-8TENOER Barber Supply to.i
Grinding of all sharp edgs tools a spa
ilt 161 First St . - ...!. ,,tfc. i
BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Smyth Howard Co U Chamber of
commerce. . ; -v ' -:i'itV4vi
i TECHNICAL SCHOOL-.. .',. '-
fffSTSVEffXtlZlttAX. Corfptencp
sb.1.u.a Cnt-aniAn pMna VA tr ..it.
BVUUVWaV 8Wwt.VM am waaaaw ... mm-mmf W mHlm
AdvertlM your wants
in : paper that toes
to all the people
ATTOHNEY8.
Paxton. Beach tt Simon, 110 Chamber ef
Cenuneroa. ... , -'
Cbartes A. LuoaS, room S9 Chamber of
Commerce. v
Jamea Olaason. 8 and Mulkey Building.
AS8AVER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analyslst;
gold dust bought. 228 Stark st
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A Sreyers, 81 Third st
3. Sanger, Repair Shop.- 449 Washington.
Marks Shoe Stdre, 253 Morrison st, near
8d. Agsnu Jenness Miller Shoes.
BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunawlck-Baike Collender Co., 49
Third at.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURINO
Wm. Deveny snd Estelle Deveny, 801
Alisky Bulg., Third and Morrison.
L Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's
Shoe Store, 294 Washington st fhone
Hood 728.
CONFECTIONERY.
A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona,
850 Washington st.
W. 3.' Powell, Candles and Cigars. 420
nuauifigg my
Henry BlumenaUer, Manufacturing Con
fectioner, 430 Washington st
CIQAR8 AND TOBACCO;
The Railroad Cigar Store, 834 Wash, eu"
CYCL18T8 AND MACHINERY.
E. P. Keenan, Columbia, Hartford and
Vidette Bloyolea, First st Phone- Red
19S3.' . - - .
fan in
Sewingt Machines and Bicycles, S35 Mor
rlson street . '
CORNICES SKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor
nlces. J. C. Bayer, 2D? Second at 1
x rf CREAM ERIE8." j ' "
La Grands Creamery Company, butter,
eggs and cheese. 268 Yamhill St Phone
Oregon Main 770. j ' '
MM ' t
Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese,
etc., 207 Burnalde at
Coal and wood.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of
coal and wood, 344 Morrison st
f Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood.
u inira st. -t-nanm Main m ana v-oi. .ia.
1 ' - r-
DECORATORS.
E. H. Moorehouse & Co., wall papers, 807
Washington st.
DENTI8T8.
S. Mi Hamby, D. D. S,, room 8 wmh
ington Bldg., Washington and 4th sis.
Theodore a Thompson, 60-61 Washington
Bldg.. Washington and Fourth sts.
Phone Hood 414.
P. S. Langworthy, rooms 7 and $ Benson
Building, 29U Morrison street near
Fifth.
. . DRE88MAKER8.
Mrs. E. J. Oliver, Millinery Ps&lora, room
405 Macleay Bldg. - 4
0RUGGI8T8.
O. P.. 8. Plummer, 260-262 Third st
Rows Martin, Sixth and Washington. .
Frank ,J. Streiblg, 242 Washington st
Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 2d st Phone 648.
ELECTRIC WORK8,
Portland Electrical
' Washington st
Works Office, 892
Western Electric Works, 306 Wash. st.
HAT MANUFACTURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO
VATORS Only place In Portland for
good -work; union hatters. Boston Hat
Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Blaok
1832. .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. Cora C. Talbott. 15 years' experience
In diseases of women. Write or call.
808 Salmon st
ELECTRICIANS.
Arthur T. Walker, room 21 Cambridge
Building. Phone Red 2964. Residence,
Pink 1261.
ENGRAVERS.
Hlcks-Chatteh Engraving Company, Mor
rison, between First and Second sts.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st.
Acme Employment Bureau, 185 Morrison.
Help free to employers. Phone North
2381. Columbia 2S7.
FINANCIAL.
J300.000 to loan at 6 and 6 per cent Wm.
Beck, 321 Morrison st.
FURRIERS.
TnTsTlverfleTdlFur M7g7co.i t86Monri
son st.
GROCERS.
F. Dresser & Co.. 840-842 Washington st
Owen H. Serple & Co.. Fanoy Groceries.
862 Morrison st
HAIR PR ESS) NO, MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store. 808 Washington St., up-to-date
hair dressers.
Rosenthal Sisters Wlg-maklnir and man
icuring. 160 Fifth St. Hood 914.
HAY AND GRAIN.
y. S Lauthers. 110 North Third st. Lime,
Shingles and Cement.
' HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere. European plan. Fourth
and Alder sts-
Esmond Hotel. Rates: European. 50c to
$1.60 pet day. Front and Morrison sts.
unllsC rURNISHrRQ
Home Furnishers Furniture, Carpeta,
Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. See I. Gev
urts Sons, 178-175 First, 219-225 Yam
hUt Both phones 204.
INSURANCE.
Buffer, Burgard Co.. 251 Washington st
SLOT MACHINES.
'' j. nf i .ii,
All styles; repairing: phonographs, rec
ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 841
' STATIONERY.
i .ttm in.... 1 i-.i.'.'i
. ,,,1.1,1,111- '! ' 1 1 '" - 1 ' " ' ' 'mi....,!!
The Kllham Stationery Co., 267 Morrison
. street. . - " ' - -
James m- .-""r , a. i
" Bldg.. 16 Fourth st. Portland.- - V V
- TOR jBALE REAL ESTATE..
REAL IBsrats grid -.General - Bualness
Agency D. K. Budd, W First St.
Classified Advertising
HAVF YCiIl A WANT? then tell op it.
- IN 1
! THE JOURNAL.
JEWELERS. -
Belding Bros., DUmonda, Watches, eta,
46 Third st.
The L. C. HenHchsen Co., Jewelers and
opticians. 284 Washington st '
The O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing
Jewelers, 2M Morrison st.
John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc.',
207 Morrison st
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally. Comb, brush, soap,
$1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40-
42 y. Ninth st. Tel. 410.
" LIVERY 8TABLES.
Frasler Se McLean Livery Stable. Both
phones 99. No. 200 to 206 Fifth et
MASSAGE.
W.H. Faulkner, oom 16, 351 Morrison
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Flute, guitar, mandolin and banjo in
struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, resldencu
264 Twelfth. Phone Brown t9a.
Fisher Music Store. Everything in music.
Phone Red 962. 190 Third, st
LADIES' TAILORING.
Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid
ered and applique dresses and trimming.
. Stephan's. 289 Alder st
MONUMENTS.
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third st Estimates on
llrst-clasa work and stock only.
PAWN BROKER8.
Uncle Henry, 43 North Third st
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.,
74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 476.
Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 143 Third st
PIANOS.
Soule Bros. Piano Co, 326 Washington st
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
B.- W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits.
Third and' Washlnirton sts.
PLUMBERS.
Taylor 4b Stanton, plumbing and steam
fitting. 88 BUth at :
REAL ESTATE.
Lehman Loan and Colfeotloo Agency. 708
Chamber of Commerce.
J. F. Compton, Phone Black 929,
202
was
Washington at.
The King Real Estate Association. 722
Chamber of Commerce.
E. F. Riley, 608 Chamber of Commerce.
Chaa. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans. 261 Washington. Main 688.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House.' Below
Imperial Hotel.
Strodse's Restaurant 229 Washington st
City Chop House and. Restaurant, IJ Third
t, N. ., ' '
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY.
The latest 'quartlscope views, 63 Third st.
8TORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Pick, office 88 First at. bet. Stark
and Oak; phone 696.- Pianos and furni
ture moved and packed for allpping;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse.
Front and Clay sta
Furniture, Piano-and Safe Moving and
Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First
street.
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street. All makes of typewriters for
rent. Supplies for all machines. L. A
M. Alexander Co., agents.
TICKET OFFICES.
Overland Ticket Office. 140 Third st; $5
to $20 saved to all points. -
TAIL0R8,
We call for, clean, press and deliver one
suit each week for $1.00 per month. 433
Washington st.
Ben Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third st, oppo
site Chamber of Commerce.
TRUNK FACTORY.
fi7irrTsTrunk Co.." trunks," valises, satcht
els. etc., Vffll Morrison St.
WALL PAPER.
H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and
painter, 141 Seventh at., corner Alder.
Ernest Miller ft Co., wall paper and dec
orations. 121 First st
BANKS.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
With which is amalgamated
THH BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid np $8,000,000
Reserve ...... 2.000,000
Transacts a general banking business.
oav i BANK DEPARTMENT.
Accounts opened for sums of $10 and up
wards, an inin,( h.k.wcm w minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application.
244 Washington
r ADD It TILTON, BANKERS-
WU ESTABLISHED IN 1859.
Transact a peneral bankin; business. -
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms. Letters of credit Issued avail
able In Europe and the Knstm States.
Slzht exchange and telegraphic trans
fr sold on New York. Washington, Chl
eaeo St Louis, Denver, Omaha, Ban
Francisco and various points In Oregon.
Washington, Idaho. Montana and British
CF15tcha1nge sold on London. Paris, Berlin,
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
MKRCHANT9' NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OR.
j Frank Watson ......President
K 1j Durham Vice-President
r w Hoyt ..Cashier
rio W Hoyt Assistant Cashier
?KANVSACt GENERAL BANKING
United States Depositary.
Drafts and letters of credit issued avail
.hin to n Parts of the world,
collections a specialty. Gold dust bought
LONDON. me1800 SJK
Chamber oComrce funding. Third
Head office. 56 Old Broad street London.
This bank transacts a general banking
business, makes loans, discounts bills and
Issues letters of credit available for trav
elers and the purchase of merchandise in
S3 ddo.
'interest pMd on fiesl
MONEY TO LOAN. ,
MONET to Lpan ijm.City lots and Ira
proved farms. . W. A, Shaw A c Sag
: Stark Street vs;.. .yy-;,:-.v .. a.
W A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 18
Waahingtotn Building. Phone Hood 411,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.'
John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder,
built and remod-led. altering and re
pairing houses. Phone Mala 747,
Help Waatad, per Raa, X
enpnjBMn whim
For Kent, per Has, .
Waata, Reatas, ser
Paraenaia, par Una, ,
rer mm, par uaa,
EAST
SOUTH
Depot Fifth and
Leava
I streets.
IOVERLAND EX
(PRESS TRAINS.
8:30 p m
7:4s am
lor eaiem. nosa-
burg, Ashland, Bae-'
ramento. Ogden.
8:30 a m
7A0 p at
San Francisco, Mo
jave, x.os Angeies,
El Paso. New Or
leana and the East
At Wo o d b a rn
(dally except gun-
day), morning train
connects with train
for Mt. Angel. Stl-
verton, Browns-
a a m v, HJ as a sijass vs.
and Natron, and
Albany Local for
Mt. Angel and 611
verton. Albany passenger ..
4:no p m
7:30 a ra
1:4:50 p m
19:10 a TS
8:60 p m
Corvallia nasaenaer
jenenaan passenger
113:20 a m
Daily. (IDally except Sunday.
Rebate tickets on sale betwe-tnf Port. :'
land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Ne8
rates $17.50 first-clans and $14 second-oiass.
Second -glass includes sleeper; first-class '
does sot.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and)
Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONO
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob' , ,
tained at Ticket Otllca, No. 264, CorDSS
Washington and Third.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jefferson Bt,
Leave Portland dally 7:20 a. m.. 12:80,
1:68, 8:26, 4:40, :2S, 8.30 p. m. Dally ex
cept Sunday, 6:30, 9:40 a. m., 6:06. 11:30 p. i -m.
Sunday only, 9 a. m.
Arrive Poitland dally, 8:80, 10:50 a. m..
1:85, 3:10, 4:30. 6:15, 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally '
except Sunday, 6:35, 9:10, 10:60 a m.; ex
rept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Sunday only,
10.05 am.
Leave .for Dallas dally except Sunday,
6:06 P. at. Arrive Portland 9:20 a. m.
t'assenger train leavea Dallas for Alrlie
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at 3:68
p. ra. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays, .
Except Sunday.
" V. A. SCHTLLINO. City Tlckef Agent,
W. E. COM AN, Freight and Passengetl
Agent
TIME CARD
OF TRAINS
POR.TLAND
DecarL Arrive.
North Coast Limited.. .2:00 p. m. 7:00 a m.
Twin City Express. ...11:30 p. m. 6:20 p. Bi.
Kansas City and 8t.
Louis Special -2:25 a.m. 11:10 p.m.
Puget Sound Limited. 9:26 a. m. 6:46 p. m, -
Take the Puget Sound Limited for
Olympla. South Bend and Grays Harbor
Solnta. All trains dally. Four- 'trains
ally to Tacoma and Seattle. Three ,
through to the East . : '
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. ueneral raas. ai
255 Morrison street foruan
Oregon,
iiortr.iinc
aid uMury'Auurit
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
. . . . . s I :
-4 '. iHI .: ,
- .? . a- I
fSf SUMlti 1
I Q (ocoeH shasm I
I Arrtva '
0
UNION DEPOT. Leave. I Arrive
ClBCAGOORTLAND 9:00 am 4:30 pm
SPECIAU . Daily DaUy
For the East via Hunt
Ington. -
" SPOKANE FLYER. 6:15 pm t8 ' 1
For Eastern Washing- Daily Dally. .
ton. Walla Walla, Lew- '., ,'''
lston, Coeur d'Alene and .
Gt. Northern points. ..
ATLANTIC' EXPRESS; g:60 pm 8:10 am1 '
For the Eaat via Hunt- Daily Daily
ington.- J
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. ; 1,
FOR SAN FRAN- (From
CISCO. Alns-' . i'
88. Columbia worth .
April 7, 17, 27. Dock , - V t
SS. Gen. W. Elder 8:00 pm . ,
April 2. 12, 22. ;
FOR ASTORIA" and :00 pm 6Kpn ,
way polnta, connecting Dallyr Daily
with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ex Sua
North Beach, str. Has-Sat 10 '
saJo. Ash street dock. p m - ' ' t
FOR CORVALLI8 and v :45 am 6:00 pm1 -
way points, steamer Mon., Tues..
Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed., Thura,
(Water permitting.) ftL Sat , ' "
FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7.00 am" 3T0O poj1 1
City and Yamhill River Tues., Mon., "
points, str. Modoc Ash Thur., Wed.,
street dock. gat Frl. ,
(Water permitting.) . 1
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing. .
ton. Telephone. Maur 712. v
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
" STEAMSHIP CO. "
For Tokohama and Hongkong, calltng
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting steamers for Ma
nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvostook.
For rates and full Information call eq
or address officials or agents of the O. '
R. & N. Co. . 1
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
"t . " DEPOT FIFTH . . - W
Leavea AND I STREETS. Arrives.
" For Maygers, Rain- r
ier, Clatskanie.West- ; . -, '5
port, Clifton. Asto- .
ria, Warrenton, Fla- ' '
8 00 A.M. vel. Hammond. Fort U:lt A.M.
Stevens, Gearhart v , .
Pk., Seaside, Astoria .
ana,: Seashore Ex- -rjs
press. Dally. '
7:00 P.M. Astoria Express, 1 1:40 F.M.
' ' Dallyi ' " . '"';; I-';;'
Ttrket office, ' 255 Morrison street ond..
rj.IOC. MAYO, General Passenger Agent
Astoria, Or. ?, . .' .. -f ---
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.
Fred A. BaOim. 43 2d st TtL Oak TP. Vj
ais and machinery of U kinds 04
; signed. . . ' '
BARBERS.
Joseph Retdel, SoJ Morrison at.
C.' V. Hairs, I4 Fifth street
BICYCLES.
liad T. Airn4 i.j
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