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Newspaper Page Text5 frjiric'Evrarf7 J V. r. ?flier '(mmeixiar World :.TBE MARKETS.- , ' ' .:; v?. ' v ; ,.;v-;.:,'v Green oo n arrived from California yeey tarday in smalt receipt, mud ; were sold by the few Jobbers having them in stock ItKo evidoien. A few changes will to noticed ' this morning to tho quotation en vegetables, Butter still remain, at tW-totSlflfcg XtMVPfa tor the best -creamery. l7o HZt-&X& " " for dairy and ll6o for tho store ,va Maty. - The large ahipmenU of store but ter ift tho California market " still oon tlifuea. ' The product 1 tped in tho manu facture of process butter : '-..' At ISo a doaen, wholaaal. egga may be laid to be holding- their own and K anything, very stiff on quotations. . ' A fairly fooA supply ii'arrtvtng dally, but it does not seem to be able to keep up wit! the Increased -demand. Soma deal ers even say that an advance In price may be looked for soon. . -y. ?; Small spring chickens in a rather too liberal receipt are keeping the poultry quotations' down to bedrock. ' There I a good demand now for turkeys and ouoV . tatlons , are said to be very liberal. The poultry'' market will probably" continue weak . the rest f the week. , Several changes appear la the quota tloas of canned salmon. , ' GRAIN AND FLOUR. .' Wheat-Nominal: Walla Walla. Mo; blues tern, 41 Wo; . valley, 67c. Barley Feed. 222S per ton. Oats No; 1 white, $1.25S1.30; gray, tlM Flour Baaf grades, l2.S0G3.SO par . birr ret; graham. 12.803.10. MUlatuffs-Bran, 818.50 per tori; mid dlings, 820: shorts, 818; chop, 817.50. Hay Timothy. 81218; clover. 7:WOt, ; BUTTER. HOGS. POULTRY. Botter Creamery, 17Vi18ttc; dairy, 1&9 17b; store, 15616 1 GRAIN TONNAGE ENROUTE Num. Flag. Riet. Ta From Anemone. jGer. Anna Oer. BhJp 1669 2m Sydney BarK Bark xokonama Hongkong Antwerp Hobart AUStrasia Br, 25K6 Bidaton Hill........ Br. Blarrits. ....Fr. Ship BhlD 243! 1807: 1472, Barmbletve......... IBr, Ship Newcastle Lelth Hiogo. Ca mbronne. .1 Kr. Bar It 1420 Chile .i arm-. JGer. UShlo 2054 Christ el..;. Oer. snip 1777 Antwerp ; Algoa Bay Clan GaJbraltb, Oonlev Br. Bar id l83 Dan. Ship Ship 1H06 Antwerp Co. of Kdinburgh... Br. Fr. Br. Br. Br. Br. Gcr. Ger. Br. Fr. Oer. Br. Br. Br. Fr. 2070 Shanghai Bark 17301 1750 jn antes Cypromene.... Dimsdale Dowan Hill.... Pundee Ecuador........ Eraelle Ship ShlD Antwerp 1779 Newcastle'. Bark Bark Bark 1978 1991 2193 1738i Algoa' Hiogo Yokohama Ship ShlD Antwerp i Newcastle Swansea Euphrosyne. 1799 Europe... Klottbek.' Bark 2070 Ship Ship Ship Ship 1S1 (Yokohama Forreat HaU Foyledale O. V. Wolff General de Bonis Gertrude 1S9BJ Hongkong l6CLlverpooI l586tCardlff , l746Cape Town Bark Ger. Ship K.27 1W7 Honolulu G. Duchesae Oltta. . . Fr. Bark Hull Hamburg Antwerp Antwerp lierzogin Cecelia Holy rood... Hutton Hall...... laie of Arran.... John 'Cooke Lodore.. Madagascar Magdalene Mehl de Gotaut Margretha....... Matterhorn Moiamblque Miwalecrag...,.., Nal.... ............ Nantes Nlobe r....... Nereua. Norma Port Logan Riverside Houtenburn Semantha Sierra Kstrella.. Tasmania Ventura..'....,.... Wlscombe Park.. Ger Ship Ship 28401 Br. 1992 19S-0, Br. nip hip Br. Br. Ur. 17B2 17t 1268 1998 2732 1743 Yokohama Ship Liverpool Newcastle Bark Bark Bark Br. Algoa'Bay Ger, Fr. Ger. Yokohama Bark Mauritius Ship 2004: 1839 2305' 1871 WS7 8029 Vladivostok Br. Br. Br. - Bark Bark Hamburg Algoa Bay Antwerp Hldgo Nagasaki Shin Ger, Bark Bark Fr. Ger. Ger. Barm 140 1714 1999 1833 im 19331 2211 Nagasaki ShlD Nagaaakl Honolulu Algoa Bay Br. Br. Br. Bark Ship Ship Hamburg St. Rawalla Br. Bark Br. Br. Bark Hamburg Ship 13921 Liverpoo, Br. Br. Bark Bark 2083 San 1581 Antwerp Br. Ship 2075 Newoaaua Total grain tonnage enroute and listed. Same date last year Same data In 1900 Total en route for Puget Sound .- same date last year...... Same date in 1900 Portland, Or., June 14, 1902. Eggs 18o. Cheese Full cream. twins, 1318He; xoung America, ic Poultry Chickens, mixed, $494.60; hens, S40'4.SO per doa; broilers, 22.25SjZ.75; frjers, $3S.60 dos.; ducks, HQa per dot; turkeys, live, 'l2Ho; dressed, 1416o per lb; geese, 5.7S6.2S. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Potatoes Best Burbanks, tlioL40 per cental; Early Rosa, tl.2ai.7a per cental. Onions California red ll-25. Tomatoes 22.50tf3 crate, Mississippi; . InimlM Ctffill OC. M A.a V. . . ILOOlJa per sack; cauUllower. 7&90o per. aosen; ceiery, suo per aoseu; peas, 4a ... 6o per lb.; asparagus, 1.23 box; rad ishes, per dos., 123150; . green onions, doa, 12Vi15c: cabbages, new flat Dutch, 31.7562 cental; early York, lc per lb.; Oregon - strawberries, 46o per lb.; Oregon rhubarb, 2jj2fto lb.; artiohokes, per doa, 6076c: lettuce, head, per doa, 2Q26ct California green corn, 35o doxen. Green - fruit Lemons, I434.60; oranges, ' S4QI4.S0 per. box; bananas, 223: pine apples, V per doa,; cherries, WcCJl.lO; peaches, 21.26; California plums, l box; apricots, SLSu, Dried fruit Sun-dried apples, sack or boxes, per lb., 4gfSo; evaporated, 1212Hc; VUKVl unwt yvmviiwi ..w , t T 68o; prunes, Italians, Siptc; nga. Call for- . nut OlacKs, swuc; uo wane, ec; piuras, pitted. 6c. 4 GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC Sugar Cube, $4.75; crushed, 24.75; powdered, 4.60; dry granulated, 4.50; extra C $4.10; golden C, 4.00; i beet, granulated, (4.45 per 100 lbs., sack basis; barrels, loc; halt barrola. Vuc; boxes, &oc per 1U0 lbs., above basis. 14o per lb. dis count for" prompt cash; -maple, liH'u 13 per pouna. , Coffee Mocha, 2828ct Java, fancy, tSQSUc; Java, good, 2U24c: Java, ordi nary, i8iSU0c; Costa Rica fancy, 1020c; Costa Rica, good, 18ffil8c; Costa Rica, ordinary. 10lc per pound; Columbia roast, til; Arbuckle's, 211.18 list; Lion, "110.63 list: Cordova, 1LU; Yosemlte. 11. a .Bait Fine table and dairy, 00a per aaok, 74c; Liverpool, 77c; Worcester, 8c; Barrels, Worcestar, bulk. 820 lbs.. 86.76; bales 2s to 10s. per bale, $3.10. , Salt Coarse, halt around, loos, par too, 4aoio: 60s per ton. lao.wT' Honey Fancy white, 14iSo; light am fcer, 12Vi14o; dark amber, 1012a Grain bags-Calcutta. (6.60QC76 per 100 for July-August. . . , ; . Nuts Peanuts, 6SHo per pound for raw, 62o for roasted; cocoanuta. 85(9 toe per dosenr walnuts. 12Uji8c per pound: pine nuts. lO&Ufte; hickory puts, fc; chestnuts, $3.60$ , per drum; firs? all nuts, 17o; filberts, l&SlScr faney p. cans, 14(ffl4V4c: almomia. 12W16c. . Coat OU-Cases, 20 lie per gallon; bar rels, 16c; tanks, 14c. v.JUoe, Imperial,' Japan No 1. So; Ko. 1 4crNaw Orteana, , 67o. ; Beans Small white,. Sc; large white, i l-6o: pink, (o; bayou. 8o; Umaa, 440. . Salmon Columbia River, one-pound talis, 81.76; two-pound talla,- $2.40: fahcy tine-pound flats, 11.86; - hetf-pound fancy flats, 61.15; Alaska tails, ' pink c , red 1.25; two-pqund talis, $2. . T HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. . 1 1 Hops 14Hl5o per pound; contract 212V4C ..." wool Nominal; Valley,' 12H13c; East ern Oregon, 9HH2irfVc.- 1. ; - Sheepakins onearfngs, lSPaiXrr snort wool, 2&036c; medium wool, Wc; long WOOl, vwu. -. i, r . .' .4 :.. - . Tallow Prime, per pound, 04H No. t and grease, 2.ae, Wool, joucwi eaca. Hides Dry hides. No, 1, 10 pounds and I BP. per pouna; or , l&'tfiovfco per pouna; ary kip. No. 1, ta id paaais, iScj dry eaif. No, I unaer : j pounds, ene-third 16ei dry-salted, bulls and stags, loss than dry (lint; salted bides, nnl. at) oounda and over. fe9e: 60 to CO pounds. ftt8c: under 00 pounds and cows, 7v stags and bulls, sound, 64) 6: kip. sound. 15 to .so. pounds, fci veal sound, 10 to li pounds, ,ct calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8e: green (uaaalted); le er pound Uaaj .ouils J par pound leas; norsa hides., salted.., eaoh, $608; dry. each, 1&160C eons -niae. eacn, zoqoua; ,.UttTl A ND PROVISIONS. ' FTh MeectBeef, 7Ifcc; pork, W9 tc; veal, .7&rtc; mutton, Stt4o. per lb.; rested, feHc; cows and bulla, 4V4o; imba, 7c, ' . r ' j , ' '. Hum Dacoiy- etc. Portland v pack (Weatern) bamaltliaio. picnic, llo lb. j breakfast bacon, -lWc "lb.; light sides, 43e lb.; ? fcaeks, 1,12(3110;; , dry . saltad, side. UWf dried beef setts. 16c; tnsides and- Vnucklea, 18c pee lb.; outside, itfof per x lb;-;' Sastern 1 packed , hams .underjOba., ,oM lbs., ljso; fanoy, - ike; picnic,' llo; ' snouldera. 11c; dry salted sides,.-unsmoked, 12c; breakfast bacon. j!6o; bacon aides, lSVio; . backs, unsmoked, . m; smoked, Uc; buttslljil2i4e-r . -;. LardWKettle leaf. X3c; sUam rendered, lajc, Jlerca baslaT1 ty .. t: .-v 'VFoIgii; Markets. ?3 LONDON, Jun ilT.'-CarfOes steadier; California prompt 29s d&29s d; WalU Walla, 29sg29s 3d; Engligh country mar kets easy.. ( . - -s 14 VERPOOll .June Wl-Wheat closed today at 6s loSd. French country mar kets quiet but steady. NEW TfOR, June 17. Wheat-July gjwaeu jou, uiuwu 7Bvr . . J MV. . 1 A RGUa. Beptemoer openea no, cioeeo "nm- , . - CHICAGO, June 17. Wheat-July, 72i.c: September, 7071e. - Corn, July closed 7Hc. Oata-ioTd, July-closed 7Wo! nw, 39Ho. Receipts, a,009 buahela Ship ments, K6.00O bushels :r - 8A NFRANCI8CO, Jumri7 -December AND LISTED FOR PORTLAND. Balled.- ; Memo.. At SVdnev Mav 14 Sid. New York Jan. 24 Ar. Hongkong May 24 At. Antwerp April 17 At Hobart May II June S ' March- SO May 25 Sid. Philadelphia Mar. S Via Port Los Angeles At Algoa Bay April 28 April 29 i'ia fo or t Los Angeles At Nantes May 1 Passed Anjer May 1 At Falkland la. Apr. 29 Ar. Algoa Bay April Ji Ar. Hiogo April 29' y January 10 May t Bay Sid. Hamburg April 24 - Ar. Antwerp June 7 At' Newcastle May 13 At Sawnaea Mav 20 S)d. New York Feb. 1 , At- Hong Kong- May 28 At Liverpool May 23 May 29 June It) ' May 14 Ar. Cane Town April 18 LBJd, Hamburg April 12 At Hamburg, May 1 DtKt-at London- - Sid. Hamburg Feb. 22 April 24. At Brfinev Aortl 21 At AlaoaBav A or II 26 Sid. New York Feb. 12 Sailed Cardiff April 6 Sid. Hamburg uee is Ar. Algoa Bay Mur. 28 June -7 At Antwerp May 5 Sid. Philadelphia April 7 Sid Cardiff May 8 June 1 Sid. Philadelphia Mar. 4 At Hamburg May 17 Ar. Aiaoa Bay admi zs Ar. Hamburg May 12 Ar. St. Rosalia April 22 April 8 rpool February 3 Diego Sid. London April 13. At Ant warn Mav It lAt Newcastle May 23 .103,648 tons; in port, 6,601 tons . 91,314 tons; In port, 6.820 tons . 91,944 tons; In port, 12.076 ons , 85.212 Hone,- in port, 14,311 tons . 29,140 tons; In port, 11,689 tons , 42,422 tons; In portj 4,548 tons wheat closed Sl.lZHc. December barley closed 83c Spot Wheat, (L10&1.11K- Barley-Feed, 92S5d; T, a ...... t ,COt1 O-l brewing, 8afc97tto. iQU vats, . fjkuii-ai 7S. tirain. These quotations are furnished by Bol ton de Ruyter & Co.. 102 Third street, McKay building, members Chicago Board of Trade. - WHEAfc ! ' Open. High. Low. Close. July 3ept $00.72 $00.7254 $00.714 00.12'i .70 - .7094- -.71 L'OKN, . July . M. Sept .58 67V4 .69 M .59 "58 .37 ' -28H-- OATS. July Sept. Julv .87H- .37 .28 PORK. .S7 .... . 17.62 17.65 .17.75 ' 17.80 IiARtH' 17.52 17.87 17.55 17.70 10.15 10.22 ' 10.40 10.22 ,Sept. . at-; July Sept. . 10.20 10.20 10.15 10.20 10.40 10.22 10.25 10.27 RIBS. 10.40 -10.45 10.30 , 10.30 July .... Sept. .... iViercliaiits' Exchange Bulletin, U '. JUNE 17. 1908.'. Grain tonnage en route 107,929 Grain tonnage in port..... 4,501 f - TIDES U.T ASTORIA TODAY. ' Hfgh water- ' ' ' 11:3 a. m..., .a,. 6.9 feet 10:41 P. to... ......... ..j...... ...8.5 feet Low waterT L ' ' 4:60 a. ms,. ..2. ;X .....0.1 feet 4:48 p. m 17 feet Cloudy: wind north: bar smooth. Balled at 6 a. m. Str. Columbia, for San Francisco. Arrived down at 10:20 a. m. British str. Jndravelli. , Left up at 11:20 a. m. Schooners Al calde and Kred.J, Wood. Sailed at 11:30 a. m. British str. Indra velll. for Hongkong. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. L. '$. QuIglejT to- William Qulgley, west half lot t, block 62, TibbetU' Addition ..'....$ 2C0 R. L. Kuan and wife to M. F. Ray mond, north 48 feet lot 17, block 8, Mead's Addition 23S0 Samuel Blsslnger et aL to Max Hell '' bronner, parcel land Paclflo Wharf ivproperty.i two acres, Terwilltger ' DonaUon LMW Claim 1 J. E. Sorbin to John Storan,' let 9, block B . North Alblna.,: , I A." Clamplt to Portland Trust Com- f pany.at Oregon, lota4r 6, and 7, block (. Mount Tabor f JT R. Schens and "wife "to ' O. M. ;Walti,lot I block 67, Bell wood.. 180 H'WUklntonta,.OwWM Jackson, lot 4, block 46;, iQt 4 ' block (9. Portland Cltr Homestead .300 Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce. ... l about jmmmi Th4 latest Wthod-adaptad by the Mla ourt, Kansas Texas to keep the road before the publio Is to supply soda water counters in Texas with - drinking glasses bearing the monogram of "Katy."! - Telegraph operators of , the ganadlatt Paclno and tha-management, who, wart deadlocked; oa; Ui question of wagas be cauao the operators instated that the mln- Imum on alf d!vUlons should be 463 s, month, have, reached an agreement, the nature of whlob, has not been made pub lic, put the employes say they are satis-Ited.''';.'- .V :.f 4, -f It is said that an extension wll be built by the Great Northern from the ter minus at Republic, Wash., to the main line at Wenatcheo, Waah &; dlatahce of 205 tniles,, Survey have been made from Kepu-biie to CHesaw; and through tteH Meyers Creek district to Orovllle, follow. ing . the 81mllkamen River to Palmer Lake endJLoomle, (6 miles from Republic. The balance of the line has ye only been determined in general way. , : Contract has' jjeen let by the Northern Paclflo toCook Hinds of Helena, Mont., tot the branch to be known, as the Bls marck & Bdgely IIbs In North Dakota, and it is said that work will begin at once. Edgely is a terminus both of the Northern Pacific and of the Chicago, Milwaukee V SU Paul at present. , Grouhd was broken May 23 for the ex tension 22 miles long from Van Vleck to Bay City, Wharton' County, Texas, R. L. Knebel Has been appointed assist ant suparlntendant of the, .Wtllmac, divis ion and the WUlmar & Sioux FaUSt Of the Qreat Northern, with" headquarters at WlUraar, Minn., succeeding CF. Sew ell, transferred, effective June. l.ij. C. Howard suceeda Mr. . Knebel as assistant superintendent of the Eastern Minnesota division, with headquarters at -West Su perior, Wis. MARINE NOTES. The lighthouse tender Mansanlta left out yesterday afternoon for Tillamook Rock to deliver supplies. N . . ' The Quito will" complete loading her cargo of hay and oats for Manila at the. Alaska dock today. She will have aboard 1309 tons of hay and 875 tons of oats. The new four-masted .barkentlne Au rora arrived -at Port Tdwneend Saturr day from Shanghai.- after fair feassa'fce of 42 daya Bhe proceeded to Chemainus without anchoring. , ' : ' Tug Tyee. of tb Fdget Sound Tugboat Company's fleet, went, on- th drydock at Quartermaster Harbor' Saturday '.tO' re main until Tuesday, undergoing extensive repairs as the result at an accident she raet'-wlta a Caw days ago routatda tho cape. "; -i-'- The British ship Speke Ifjn th streajw ana ready to sail as soon as ane, see urea a crew. There seems to be a scarcity ot sailors In port at present and It may be sometime before 'she Is efiabled te depart. The Speke will go to South.' Africa. Many Portland people go on a short out ing ever Sunday to Oregon City, and to accommldate the crowds a boat left the Taylor-street dock "every hour Sunday from 8:30 In the morning- to 6:30 In the evening; This la the first tima that such senrlco has been $ivn this season- The British ship yentura, which Is at Antwerp loading for- Portland, was chartered yesterday to load wheat or flour at Portland In December at 28a. 9d. The Bchooner Repeat cleared , at the Astoria custom house yesterday for San Pedro with 500,440 feet of lumber, loaded at the Knlppton mills. Tho American bark Kenilworth arrived out at Hamburg June 10, after a voyage of 148 days from Tacoma. The Kenil worth la owned by the Bewails of Bath, Me., and Is tho -only American vessel which loaded wheat on the North Paclflo Coast this year. She took 123,400 bushels from Taooma for Girwln and Eyre, The steamer Homer, Captain Langford, was due to. arrive here today from San Francisco; r . She 'has been chartered to take a cargo of building material to Scotch Cap, Unimak Pass, Alaska, where a new lighthouse Is being constructed. The vessel will take on supplies at the Gray steamship. - v - The British ship Kynance has arrived at San Francisco 185 days from Antwerp, after a stormy passage. On reaching port the, sailors painted In large letters the words "Starvation" and "Hunger." and then deserted. They complained of the quantity and quality of the food, and displayed the signs with the hope that no other sailors could be prooured to take their places. - The Columbia completed yesterday un loading her 950 tons of general merchan dise which she brought from San Fran cisco on' this trip. She Is receiving her return cargo and will be ready .to leave out tonight on schedule time. First Mate Doran- is seriously ill la San Fra clsco, and his position Is being filled by a Mr. Merriam, who was formerly captain of the Reliance. The steamer Homer,. Captain Langrod, was due to arrive here today from San Francisco. . She has been dhartered to take a cargo of building material to Scotch Cap, Wlnmack Pass, Alaska, where' a new lighthouse is being con structed. The vessel will take . on sup plies at the Gray Steamship Company's dock in Portland but will get her lum ber cargo at Puget Bound. The steamer lone, of the Waahougal A Camas Transportation Company's line, which has been undergoing repairs for the past six weeks at the Portland Ship building yards. Is about completed and will be ready to go on her regular run Wednesday. The Ion will go Into the stream virtually another boat. Her en tire hull has been made new and pew trimmings have been made throughout. The American schooner Fred X, Wood, which aarlved at Astoria Sunday, left up this morning In tow of the Harvest Queen, which will also bring the Alcalde. Tho Francois Coppee and British ship Bardowls arrived at Falmouth yeater-v day. Their arrival makes a cleanup of the season's fleet down to February L with the exception of three, vessels which left the mouth of the Columbia January 23. . ., ; ,,'j: Forty Mystic- Bhriners ot the Zem-Zera temple ot Erie, Pa., went up on the O. R. A N. Sunday to tho Cascade Jocks and returned In the evening on the steamer Regulator. ;: Among tho party was Walter. Wt Gingrich, potentate t the temple. They were delignud with the trip down the river and nnatinted in their praise of the scenery. ' This morning- fney left for the north, and' will return home es the Canadian ''fbiflo,-':'4-.i. fe-Jv -f .v;- .-'. .'V.-.' v---:CV''Pti:':':'i:i ifhrnm REBATES (Scrlppa-McRae News Association.) WASHINGTON, June 17.-It is under stood President Palma. ot Cuba, has communicated to President Roosevelt his oonvictlon that a rebate on Cuban sugar would not. only . be objectionable in Itself, but expensive, and that it would be almost impossible to carry out its distribution, v ' "the Oldest' Trust Company in Oregon. mi w or om ' . J Incorporated April 22, .1887. 1 BenJ. X, Cohen, President . ' B. Lee Paget, Secretary. , THB PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON issues INTEREST-BEAR- ING CERTIFICATES OF v DEPOSIT upon the following terms; On Special Certiflcates of Deposit, not lets than $500 each, payable upon 10 days' call by the bolder, pr 10 days" notice by the Trust Company, 3i per cent per an num. . ''1 "'; ' . Payable on $0 days' call or 30 days' no tice, !V4 per cent per annum. Payable on 90 days' call or 90 days' no tice, 4 per cent per annum. . On Certificates Of fcOOO or over Interest will be paid quarterly or semi-annually If desired. . : PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY of OREGON 109 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. ' WOODSTOCK! WOODSTOCK! It is-our FIRM DETERMINATION to make ; . ' ' . , WOODSTOCK the mast attractive residence suburb of Portland"? : - - LET IS BUILD A HOME FOR YOU. You tnay.pay us in losullmenti. Portland Trust Comp'y of Oregon ,,! 109 Third Street. CLASSIFIED ADS. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safes sold ca easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norris Safe Lock Co., 91 'First st. 1 1 1 .1 , I 1 ,,:,..., hi , 1 1 ' FOR SALBOne-horseoowsr electric motor for sale obeap. inquire ot cash ier, this office, v . , n, .i.i,u.. 1 ' PERSONAL. FRBEFREO Handsome- home savings banks at the Sacurrty Savings A Trust Company oaty' at limited number to be - ioanej; call andVaak for one ot those banks. 26 Morrison -at. , y A E. Devera. th itiaela.llat In treatmant M hair and -soalp.u -iMO. The Pekum; - phone- 2Ud jmKr;t . . , MDME.;H E. ELT,-Dermatologist, v sage electric-treatmaau.- 193V Fli mas- rst st. n f ' j 1 ..I- 1, Snowden Bathrooms, seoH Wash., room t Vapor-' bathv nassaga and electric '-weattsentstvJ . -vf ' . v . ":sT - LOST A diamond, stud on excursion to Seaside Sunday,' June IB; $35 . reward. Frita Abendroth, 811 Morrison street, opposite postomce. "" " i r '" ir f ",' 1 '. ". CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVEN87 rh leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all affairs of life; readings, Wc 221ft Mor rison st 1 ROOMS FOR RENT. 436 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished front rooms; all conveniences; suitable for one or two gentlemen. NICELT FURNISHED ROOMB, light and airy. No. 182 7th at; use of phone and bath. T-XJ IT" Ts-aa QUI, la. ma CWan, .)a gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone FURNISHED ROOMS 1WH 1st St., cor. Yamhill; transient solicited. Tel. Brown THB GRAND New management; light airy room, baths. 387 Tamhlll; tel. Hood 719. FURNISHED ROOMB Bath, tel. S&S Tamhlll. near cor. West Park. Phone Green 628. THB BURBANK 334 Tamhlll Well-furnished front rooms and board; also table board. THB LOCKWOOD, 251 Morrison at Furnished rooms; transient Phone Ore gon South 606. THB METROPOLE New management 365 Stark; light airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT Brick building; steam heat, newly furnished. 311ft Stark. THB CASTLE 372 Wash.; rooms for gen tlemen; transient Tel. South 761. 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; 30-day guarantee on every ticket Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCT. 226A Morrison; branoe.es, 247 Burnside and El North Third. CONTRACTORS. FRANK B. CAMPBELL, carpenter and builder; repair work, tm First street; phone Front 10. MISCELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICE paid for men's cast-off clothing and shoe. 78H N. 2d. Phone Green 423. Orders promptly attended to. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR BALE, at a sacrifice, ft interest In a vaiuaoi yL ",-. pmvuig- pro cess; has been operated successfully. Address Boa 121. Journal office. WINE DEPOT. THB COLUMBUS-Callfprnie Wine De Dot P- Loratt. Prop. All kinds wine, te glass. Fine winea, uquors ana cigars.' Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth at Or. phone Main 781. BARBERS' SUPPLIES. JJiTENOEn Bwber Supply Co Grinding of all sharp edge tools a spe cialty. 151 First qt BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, Smyth A Howara vo tug Chamber of Commerce . ' ; . ; . ;. TECHNICAL 8CH00L. ' fBSn?PrSNATTo3?XL" (Eprr et Tptn'Senca Bcboois. tOTP""- mwi- nM a aula. 6IQN WRITER. Jessie WaddelL ggn WWter, 269H Taylor street. Phone Hood KS. Portland. TEAS ANt COFFEE. fames' Tea Store. Famous MisUetoe Tee. FUUl Bt, epp. rQ9yuao.-. , Advertise your wants In. a paper, that eoes to all the people. - . " ATTORN 6Y8. Paaton, Beach A Simon. 610 Chamber of Commerce; ... .n', Chtriea A? Lucas, room $29 Chamber ot Coameros. !r,.'i X fames Gleasoa. 2 and $ Mulkey Building. A88AYER AND ANALY3T. Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analysisti gold dust bought 22$ Stark st BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyers, Third st J- Banger, Repair Shop? 449 Washington. Markg Shoe Store. 253 Morrison st," near M. Agents Jennesa Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswick-Balke Collender Co.. 4B Third st ChllROPODY AND MANICURING, Wm.' peveny and Eatelle Devehy, 101 Allsky Bulg., Third and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Store, 2M Washington st. Phone Hood 72. CONFECTIONERY. A J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona 260 .Washington st. "W. J. Powell. Candles and Cigars, 120 Waahington st Henry Blumenauer, Manufacturing Con fectioner, 490 Washington st CIOAR8 AND TOBACCO. The Railroad Cigar Store, U4 Wean, at tr CYCLI8T8 AND MACHINERY. B. P. Keenan. Columbia, Hartford and Vldette Bicycles, ilrst st Phoas Red UN. . Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 136 Mor rison streets CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skyllchts, Galvanized Iron Cor nices. J. c. Bayer, 2tf Second at CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter. - eggs and cheese. CM Yamhill st Phone Oregon Main 770. 11 1 ' . i Arlington Creamery, butter, eggs, cheese, eto, 2b1 Burnsida st. COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds ot coal and wood, 244 Morrison at , Bantleld-Veyaey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Third st Phone Main 252 and Col. 273. DECORATORS. E. H. Moo rehouse A Co., wall papers, tin Waahington st DENTISTS. 8. M. Hamby, D. D. 8., room 2 Wash Ingtoa Bldg., Washington and 4th sta. Theodore' 8. Thompson, 50-51 Washington Bldg.v Washington and Fourth sta Phone Hood 414. P. 8. Langwbrtby, rooms and I Benson Building, m Morrison street near Fifth. DRE8SMAKERS. Mrs. H. J. Oliver, Millinery Parlors, room 405 Macleay Bldg, . DRUGGISTS. O. P. 8. Plumeer, 260-262 Third st Rowe Martin, Sixth and Washington, Frank J. Strelblg, 242 Washington st Laue-Davls Drug Co., 175 3d st Phone 648. ELECTRIC WOR K8. Portland Electrical Works Office, 292 Washington st. Western Electric Works, 806ft Wash, st HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only place In Portland tor good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Black 1831 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Dr. Cora C. Talbott, 15 years" experience In diseases of women. Write or call. 202 Salmon at ELECTRICIANS. Arthur T. Walker, room 21 Cambridge Building. Phone Red 2954. Residence, Pink l&L ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Enaravlng Company, Mor rison, between First and Second sta EM PLOYM ENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnside st Acme Employment Bureau. 185 Morrison. -Help free to employers. Phone North 2381. Columbia 2S7. FINANCIAL. $3fl0,000 to loan nt 5 and 6 per cent Wm. Beck, 321 Morrison st FURRIERS. The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 238 Morri son st. 'GROCERS. F. Dresser Co.. 240-242 Washington st Owen H. Serple Co., Fancy Groceries. 363 Morrison st HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING. parts Hair Store. 208 Washington st., up-to-date hair dressers. Rosenthal ?'tw''-r"a:l'i and man icuring. 1 Fifth at Hood 914. HAY AND GRAIN. W 8. Lauthers, 110 North Third St., Llmo Shingles and Cement HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere. European plan. Fourth and Alder eta. Esmond Hotel, Ra": European. 11.(4 per day. Front and Morrison 50e to sts. HiOUSE FURNISHERS Home Furnishers -t Furniture. Carpets, Jartor Goods, Stoves, etc. gee 1. Gev nrta Sons. 173-175 First, 219-225 Tam hlll. Both phones 801. ' i x jjL insurance! ; Buffer. BuTgard Co., 251 Waahington st 8LOT MACHINES All styl: repairing: 4 phonographs, rec- I Vda. Transcontinental Machine Co.. Si$ J ' Washington st . 1 STATIONERY. The-Kllham Stationery Co 287 Morrison iamee It'EwlOg. Bookseller. TV M, C, A. Bldg, 1 Fourth st. Portland. . - . . . FOR SALE- REAL' ESTATE. REAL Jistate,and General . Bnslnete Agency D. it Budd. UO First St 4 Classified Advertising HAVE YOU A WANT? WnFti&Z , JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc 4a Third at The L. C. Henrichsefa Co., jewelers and opticians, 284 Washington at The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, 286 Morrison St.- John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc 207 Morrison st. LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. ComD. brush, soap, 21 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 4 42 N. Ninth st Tel. 410. 1.IVERY STABLES. Frailer A McLean Livery etable. Both Phones M. No. 200 to 2U6 Fifth st MASSAGE. wThT Faulkner, room 16, 2ulV Morriaon st MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Flute, guitar, mandolin and banjo in struction. Prof. B. A Smith. raldeuce 264 Twelfth. Phone Brown . Fisher Music Store. Everything in music Phone Red 962. 190 Thlra st LADIES' TAILORING. Ladles' talloi'-nfftde suits; fancy embroid ered and appilque dresBes and trimming. Stephan a. 23 Alder st MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, 'monumental and build ing work,, 204 Third st Ustimatea on flrst-claas -Work and stock only. PAWN BROKERS. Uncle Henry, 43 North Third st Portland Loan Office. Dan- Mart, prop., 74 Third at, near Oak. Phone Browa 475. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. '142 Third st PIANOS.. Soule Bros. Piano Co., 221 Washington st PHOTOGRAPHERS. EL W. Moore, crayon and oil portraits. Third and Washington sta. PLUMBERS. Taylor & Stanton, plumbing and steam fitting. 88 Sixth st REAL ESTATE. Lehman Loan and Collection Agency. 708 , Chamber of Commerce. J.- F. Compton. Phone Black 929. 202 Washington st The King Real-Estate Association. Chamber ot Commerce. .. 723 E. F. Riley, COS Chamber of Commerce. -T - " i 1 f Chas. H. Koreli; real estate and mortgage loans. 251. Washington. Main 688. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. . . StroUse'a Restaurant,' 229 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant, II Third at. N. . . . ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest quartlscope views, (2 Third st STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 88 First st, bet Stark and Oak; phone (98. Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof' brick warehouse. ' Front and Clay sta Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First street TYPEWRITERS, The Bmlth-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street AH makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. Sc M. Alexander & Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third st; 85 to 120 saved to all points. TAILORS. We call for, clean, press and deliver one suit each week for 21.00 per month. 433 Washington st Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third st, oppo site Chamber of Commerce. TRUNK FACTORY. HarrIsT7unT?Co., trunks, valises, satch 1s. etc.. 231 Morrison St WALL PAPER. H. P. Cbristensen. wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh St., corner Alder. Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper-end dec orations. 127 First st BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which is amalgamated THB BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up $8,000,000 Reserve : 1.000.000 Transacts a general banking business. SAV i BANKpEPAKTMENT. Accounts opened fort sums of 110 and up wards and interest Allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. S14 Washington st . m a E. A WTLD. Manager. I ADD TILTON. BANKERS wu ESTABLISHED IN 1839. Transact a general banking business. Interest allowed on time dposlts. Collections made at all points on favor able term. Letters of credit issued avail able in Europe and the Eastern States. Sleht exchange and telefrraphte trans fers sold on New York, Washington, Chi reeo St. Louis, Denver. Omaha, San Francisco and various points In Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Montana and British CExebange sold on London. Paris, Berlin. , . onri TJnnff Ivonir. rranniui 1 "" " MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK MfcKL PORTLAND, OR. J- Frank Watson ............ .....President Ft. L. Durham -.Vice-President aeo W. Hoyt .....Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING United State Depositary., Drafts and letters of credit Issued avall ,hiP to all parts of the world, r'ollectlonsa speciaWy. Gold dust bought ToNDON drBAN FRANCI8CO BANK Chamber m-yejdteg. Third Head offlca.55 Old Broad atreet'London. This bank transacts a general banking busineae. makef loans, discounts bills and issues letters, of credit available for trav elers and the purchase of merchandise In any city of the world. Deals In foreign and domestic exchange, r interest paid on timedeposlts. j Interest iiL MACjAE -i f MONEY TO LOAN. : ? MONET to Loan on City lots and Im proved farms. W, A Wtaw Co, 843 enax wwww r W A. HATHAWAT Money to loan. ' M ! Washlngtota Building. Phone Hood Ca "CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.' - John A. lMeTton;" Carpenter andnKTiider; goT Btark at.: office and afore- fixtnres built and remodeled, altering aad re pairing bouses. Pbone Mala 74. Help WaaU.pr ties, t t .- fi femptoyoMnt Waatsa, pat 11 oe, a For Heat, per Mae, -.. Wanted. Reeaaa, per lhas, . t Peraoaals, per Una, . ' Par !e, per tlM, , . . . .a Ceatraat rates ea spplsssctasa. 0 IZTf uNtr lvl I OIogdcn. sst I lol "yT- I t EASTVA SOUTH "Depot Fifth and Leave. l btreeta Arme. IpVERLAND EX IPRESS TRAINS, 8:20 p m 8:20 a m !T:4S a,- for saiem. Kose- f' buru.Ashland, Sac ramento. Oitden. San FranclBco, Mo-, lave, Los Anreles. El Paso, New Or-J leans and the. East At Wo o d b u rn 1 (d. Ily except Bun- 7 day), morning train connect witn vain for Mt Ana-el. 811-1 verton. Browns- villa nmHnrf.lil and Natron, and Albany Local fori Mt. Angel and Bll verton. Albany nasaenarer . 4:00 p m 7:30 a m p -30 p ra "DaflyT ho:lo a its ICorvallls- passenger fi-.to p ra - aneriaan paasengerl a m - liDally except Bunaay. Rbato tickets on sale between Porta land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Nei rates 817.60 first-class and 114 second-flase, V Second-class Includes sleeper: Arstrcleie dors not . - T. Rates and tickets to Eastern points andf; Eurpp. Also JAPAN. CHJVA. UONOo LULL and AUSTRALIA Can be oW t talned at Ttcket Ofllce. No. 264, corart ' Wphlngton and Third. . " T.MHILL DrVISION. ' Passenaer Depot foot of Jefferson 8b'. Leave Portland dally 7.20 a. m., ll-H 1:55. 8:25, 6 5. 8.30 p. m. Dally ex .'. rept Sunday. 6:70, 8:40 a. m., 8:06, 11:28 p, - ' m. Sunday on'.y, 9 a. ra. ' Arrive Poitland daily, 8:80, 10:60 a. me; -1:25. 3.10. 4:30, 6:15. 7:40, 10 p. m. . Dallyt except Sunday, :35. 8:20, 10.50 a. nt; ex; " cept Monday. 12:40 a. ro.j Sunday only,, i 10.05 am. -! i Leave for Dallas dally. except Sunday," , 5:05 p. m. Arrive Portland 8:3d . a. m. llaaaenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlte -Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at l:E4' , p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday sir , 1 'Except Sunday. . - V;A. SCHTLUNoTcity Ticket Agent. - W. E. COMAN, Freight and Paasengeg . Agent 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 r;K TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND jjepart. . Arrive North Coast Limited... 2:00 p. m. 7:00 a. W. 4 Twin City Express.. ..11:30 p. m. 6:20p.m. - Kansas City and St Louis Special ....... 8:25a m. 11:10 P. m, Puget Sound Limited. 9:26 a. m. 8:46 p. m Take tie Puget Sound Lirrilted fo Olynipla, South Bend and Gray's Harbor) points. All trains dally. Four trams . dally to Tacoma and Seattle. Three through to the East f. , D. CHARLTON, Ass1 General Pass, Agt,. 256 Morrison street PorUand, onu uuiiiriiuwKAUirii; THREE TRAINS DAILY V; FOR ALL POINTS EAST? ' ' f TJNION DEPOT. Leava Arrrrev CHlCAGd-PORTLANfi 9:00 am 4:80 pm - SPECIAL. Dally Dally . r For the East via Hunt- . lngton. s - SPOKANE FLYER. 6:U pm For Eastern Washing- Daily- way ton. Walla Walla, Lew is ton, Coeur d'Alcne and ' ., Gt Northern points. : ATLANTIC EXPRESS, S:50 pm 8a0amr For the East via Hunt- Dally , Dally ; ' lngton. y , OCEAN AND RIVER 8CHEDULH . v Vf ', FOR SAN FRAN- From " CISCO. Alns- ;- 8S. Columbia worth a.wpmj April 7, 17, 27. Dock S. Gen. W. Elder 8:00 pm April 2, 12, 22. ' y FBR ASTORIA and 8:09 pm 5:00 pou way points, connecting! Dally Dally 1 - with str. for Ilwaco and ex Sun ex Sua . North Beach, str. Has- Sat 10 . , - salo. Ash street dock. p m ..:': YQtt CORVALLIS and" hT4i am 8:00 pm way points, steamer Mon., Tuea, '' Ruth, Ash street dock. - Wed., Thura ' L (Water permitting.) Frl. Sat . FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7 :00 am '3:00pnt City and Yamhill River Tuea. Mon.. i, points, atr. Modoc. Ash Thur Wed. . ' street dock. Sat Fri. ' (Water permitting.) . TICKET OFFICE. Third and Ws4llng-.- ton. Telephone. Main 712,.- .. . ' , 4 PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. . , For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shrngbal. taklic '" freight via connecting steamers for Mo- nlla. Port Arthur and Vladlvoatock. For rates and full Information can 09 . , or adilress olllclals or Meats of' the O R. St N. Co. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co DEPOT FIFTH J AND 1 STREETS. Leavea Arrives.. -Cnr MaVarera. Rain. li, r'lafslcanle. V .1 .port mutton, Asio- 1 1 .. -nrwAnmn Vla vl,' Hammond.' Po-t!U;lft Alt, 1:00 A.M. f pl- . Seaside. Astoria and Seashore- Ex press, uaiiy. Astoria KxproMJ, Dalrv. 7:00 P.M. 1:40 F.M, Tikof office. 255 Morrison street tnj Union pep?;-' ' - . ,- ' Astoria, Or. . , . ARCHITECT AND ENGISgt. Fred Ai Ballln, 48 ad st TeL Oak T Y iels sad ioWnsry,et,aai kinds det i signed. ii - - . : . . .. BARBERS. Joseph Beldel, Bit Morrison st C. IT. Hare; 14 Fifth str.t. - - - , " . ' r.'CYC!-' iitJ T.'A.'Vt.a".,. . .