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' LONDON, June 2t Consols. N! su
rer, 24 J-ls; bank rate. I par cant - ; '
''r NEWryOKIC June jML--Bterllni rix
.., Ihange, lcg 4.8; do pfaort, H&-
rer bullion. Ho. . . . , , , ,-
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"," SAN "FRANCISCO. 1mm'' M.-ter!ing
xchange, 60 days, 4.85: do short, KHIi!
f doc.. $4.84; drafts, telegraphic, Wise;
M fthv IQo. v . '. v:V:t? -t-"'
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flralni tonnaa en route....... ...... .',.109,T5
Orala ,tonna In port. ,S0t
toES AT ASTORIA TODAY. " ,
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V ARRIVALS AND DB1PARTURE8.
ASTORIA, June 24. Arrived at a. m.
nd left va at 19 a. m. Steamer Coium
la. from San Francisco. Arrived Staam-
Sr Vosburg, from Tillamook. Arrived
own at I a. m. Steamer Alliance.
San Franclaoo. June 84. Arrived at 8:45
a. m. Steamer Geo. W. Elder, from Fort
0c : - - - .
?- ' Grain. '
LONDON, June S4.-Cargroea easier: CaV
Ifornla prompt, 2a d3Ue; Walla Walla,
Ista EnsUah country market quiet but
- fttaady, . 1 , .
LIVERPOOL, June M. Wheat July
Eloaed 6 ilA; September. 6s 2d. French
country markets quiet but steady.
NEW YORK. Juna 24. Wheat-July
closed SOftc; September, 770.
CHICAGO. Juna 24 Wheat July cloud
4ttc;-Beptember 72i6aCQrn-rJuly ..closed
septemDeri euc. uats iuiy, oia.
Recelots. 478.000 bushels: shipments.
b.000 bushels, ... '
SAN FUA.NCISCO, June Z4.-December
Wheat closed fl.13 December barley
closed 83c. Bpo't wheat, tl.UH- Barley
Feed. WiiWAc; brewing-, 7fl8o. Oats
Red. il.16tfl.80. j
THE MARKETS.
' Since th disastrous fire on the East
Bide water-front last Saturday night, bus
iness men on Front street have been very
uneasy and are' unanimous in their spin
Ions that the City of Portland cannot
much longer delay the building of a fire
boat 'The grain market Is decidedly strong to
day, the stocks In tha hands of the mill
ers being rather small and tha new crop
being quite a way off. A rise In tha Quo
tations on flour la expected any day.'
A change will be noticed today In tha
quotations on the best Burbanks, ' tha
prick ranging from 0 cents to St a cental.
Old potatoes are a drug on the market,
and a large amount of them are going to
waste ' In the hands of the farmers who
held them too long in tha hope of a better
quotation. California flat Dutch cabbage
ts quoted lower today.
At 19 cents a doxen, eggs are sjLUl sell4
tng fairly well Receipts today are very
small, and It would, not be surprising If
they will go up as high aa 20 or I2V4 cents
a doten wholesale. At tha present tlma
they ara selling retail for 2G cents.
Poultry Is not arriving: In so large a
quantity as formerly, and a consequent
stiffening In quotations will b4 noticed
today.
No other changes appear In local quo
tations. GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Wheat Nominal; Walla Walla, Mo:
fcluestem, 6"Hc; valley, 67c
. Barley Feed. 2223 per ton.
ROBBERY CHARGE
Woman Accused of Stealing
, $260 From A. Chindahl.
A woman giving tha name of Florence
Bill was arrested at an early hour this
morning by Detective Welaer and Officer
(Warner, on a charge of robbery,
The complaining witness, A. Chindahl,
Claims that he visited tha Turf saloon.
Fifth and Stark streets, last night with
1280 In his pockets. As he was drinking
heavily tha man's story is not very clear,
tut he says that he waa; freely piled,.
with liquor until he waa hardly respon
sible for his actions, and then induced
to go to the woman's room over tha sa
loon. The woman admits that the man was In
ner room, but that, owing to his lntoxl
.cated condlton, she did not let him tarry
long. She denies tha story of tha rob
bery and says she did not sea ber visitor
even display any money.
The polloe expect to see the woman
prove an alibi, as she has plenty of able
and willing, friends. It was In these
fooms over the Turf saloon that Harmon
Bardrodt, alias "St. Louis Frank," one
of the murderers df Policeman Robinson
of San Franolaeo- waa being harbored
Irvhen the local police arrested hint . . 1
By ananlmous vote at oyer 00 mem
bers of the Multnomah-Amateur Ath
letic Club, who met last night, It was de
cided to make the proposed carnival a
grand success.;. x
Judge William it. -Cake presided and
failed on H. W. Rows, W. Dunlway, B.
I. Cohen, J. N. Teal, ,,'42.'. F. Swigert,
lAloIpba Wolfe, O. O. Willis for speeches,
all of whom promised their moral and
financial support towards thecarnlval.
The meeting was called for the purpose)
tt bearing expressions regarding the car-'
nival, and aa all favored it, It waa de
cided to go ahead and make the carnival
k grand auccess.;;! -V r-f, 'v-it-.v
- MARRIAGE UCENSES.
Harry ft, Crawford 'a a 1 e aa a'
iosle M. Schmidt....... .... 23
. Hampton i':?..'..;.lti .......V..;... 22
-Alloa K; Klng.;.v.
" John J.. Moore.... .,..,.,...,.,..,...,..,- 44
uunan McCarthy,...,..
a.MMw 'a 11UAb.11 -
Edith a Muier.....-.:...:;..,:.;r..,.
Pom,'n, Caputo ..........
CareUaa Red
Oats-No. 1 wWta, U5L) gray, flji
CFlouiwBMt'rraa. JJ()(9l8 psri bar
rel: graham, .aii v " . ,-."
MillstulTs Bran, $!. per' ton; mid
dllnga, ko; snorts, s: onop, sn.w.
Hay Timothy., imtil; clever., J;
;..- BUTTER, BOOS. POULTRY."
Buttar-Creamery. UHOUHci, dairy, M9
jie; store, ukvmo.4 .,.
, Chaeee Futl V cream, twins, iSOlSHe;
'Tnunm America. t4c-
-Poultry Chickens, mixed, 404.M.
hens. m. par doa: ttwollers. t2.26wn.7b;
fryers. t3lS0 doa: ducks. I4&S per
doi: turkeys, live. UHc; dressed, K
per lb; gse. S.76.24. . T. ,
VEQETABL3B8 AND PRUIT.
Potatoes Best Burbanks. t0c11.00 tter
eeaial; Karly Kose, tl.26wl.1i per oaataU,
Onlons-Callfomla rad,' SOceSLW. -
Tomat0esal.6OO2 per orate: California
turnips, MPL26: carrots tXQL&i' beets,
tl.001.25 per sack; cauiuiower, 76Mw per
aosen; ceiery oc per ooen; vou, t-m
tP3o per lb; asparagus,! U.K box; rad
ishes, per doa- . 12l&c; green onions,
dos., 12V415c; cabbagfes, new fiat Dutch,
Il.fiMei.Xa Mntaii aarlv York. lVka Bar lb.:
Oregon strawberries, 6&o per lb.;
Oregon -rhubarb. WV0 lb.; artlcnoaes.
per doa.; 40&60CJ lettuce, head, per dos..
ZWifz&o; (J&moriua green corn, too sun
OraAn fruit Lubobi. S404.SO: oranges.
HftH.50 ter box: bananas. -U&i: pine-
amies, ts ner doa: cherries, McevUft
ceaches. I1S1.25: California plums, IIOU:
box; apricots, $LM, . ..l-s.-K-'--..'',.:!i
Dried trnttTrndrtea apples, saca or
boxes, par lb., jac; evaporaiea, unta-wi
lc; prunes, Italians, 84o; figs. Call for.
nia dmcks, sftWo; uo wui w, imw
pitted, bOxm. , .
V OROCERIX8i NUTS. JJTft
Sugar Cube,
14.75: crushed.. V
powdered, Ki- dry granulated.
rr.nulaL S4.4S ner 100 lbs., sack basis;
barrels, 10a; half barrels, 5c! boxas, 6u
per 1UW IBS., WWT BWIB, W W 1
count for prompt cash; mapla, 02V4&13O
ner oouna. ' .
rnffM Mocha. 231M8et .lava, fancy.
J8jaac: Java, good, WWc; 4ava.--oirdl-nary,
Umtet Costa Rica fancy, l20n;
ro.ta. Rira. srood. 18ai8o! Costa Klca.
ordinary. Totfiao per . pound: Columbia
roast. $U; Arbuckles.iu.lj list: won.
tin 81 list: Cordova, iilu: xosemite, au.
Salt-Flna Ubla and dairy, 80s vpar
sack, 7C! UwaiiiooL 77e: Worcester Kc;
Barrela, Woistir7 balk, 8Wlba 4.7ft;
bales XM to lUs. per bale, W.10.
gait-r-Coarse, .half ground, lOUs, par too,
120.16; 60s per ton. imeil. -
Hoaev-Fancv white. 1401Bo: llrhl am.
bar, 1240l4o: dark amber. lOOUe.
Grain baga-Clcutta. fi.&ft&474 par 100
for July-August. , ,
Nuts Peanuts. ' I9H par pound for
raw, io for . roasted; oocdanuts, l&O
tuo per aosen;- wainuo, .uwisa per
pound: pin nuts. lOOtffto; hickory nuts,
fa; chestnuts, tS.HXaS per drum; Bra
il! nuts, 17c; nlberu, I6ffll8c: fancy pa-
cans, 41 WW?; umonoa, uftvioc
Coal Oil-Cases, WVi par galloa bar-
Mis, loc; tanks, 14c.
Rica; Impertat. Japan No., t lot No.
IHo; New Orleans, 67o. ; i
Seans-Small vhlte. ike; large white,
113: pink, tc; bayou,' iKo: Umaa. o.
Salmon Columbia River, ane-nouni
tails, 11.75; two-pound talis, 2.40; fancy
one-pound flats, tL6; -- half-pound fancy
flats; SL16: Alaska tails, p&k Ma. rad
Jl.tt; TWO-POUHU WMia, fr.. -v
HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES.'
Hops 14Muo per pound; aoatraot
Wool-Nominal: Valley, 1213c; East
arn Oreaon. a12Hc.
Chaanaklns ooeannca.
wool, i&esbc: medium wool,
nnL ttuecd'U 'aacaw
Tallow Prima, par pound,' eWtte; No.
I anu grease, -oc. , .. . - ;. ,
MEATS AND PROVISIONa
Fresh meats Beef, ima, pork. BH
7b!coanW! fife tfiS
7c per lb.
Hama, bacon. ate. Portland pack
(WeataTn) hams, 14H14o, plcnlo, llo lb.;
nreaaian -ownr-i o.t ngoc siaes.
sides, Uttc: dried .beef setts, l&c; losides
ana anucaies, joo per 40.; outsiaes,
16o per lb.j Eastern packed . hama
under u ma. n4c; over ut ids.. 14Uo:
fancy. 16c; picnic. . llo; shoulders,
llo; dry salted sides, unsmoked, lie;
breakfast bacon, 16Vc; bacon sides, ISHc;
backs, unsmoked, 12Vic; smoked, UWo:
butM. 3412V4c " '
Lard Kettle leaf, 1314c; steam rendered,
DIM PIS
James E. BlackWell, tha designing en
gineer of the drydock of the Port of
Portland,' has returned from his trip East
and reports having examined various dry
docks. He says that he will make some
minor changes to his plana Mr. Black
well looked up patents of drydocks and
found that they would not Interfere with
his plana The bids for tha construction
of the dock will be opened Thursday.
NORTHWEST NEWS
WALLA WALLA, WasH,-Ruckar Rog
ers, a two-term convict, escaped from the
prison Jute mill here yesterday at 1:96
o'clock. He la believed .to have passed
through Milton, Or., and . to be heading
for the mountains,
SEATTLE-Investlgatlon proves that
John Yeschlck, the Oregon-bound Immi
grant who waa believed to have been
murdered for his money at Stampede last
Saturday, met death accidentally while
temporarily Insane.
ABERDEEN, Wash. Tha body of the
Underwood Infant was quietly Interred
here yesterday, only a. few members of
the family being present Interest In the
case against young Underwood and his
wife has died out
BUTTE, MonU-James Cuslck, a notori
ous character, deliberately shot and killed
Thomas Baggs. a gambler, on tha atraat
here. last night. ,.
h SALT LAKE. Every gambling house In
tnis city was closed -yesterday as a re
spit of a large Influx of gamblers from
Seattle, owing to tha suBnenslon ot all
games in that city. . ;
VANCOUVER. & C.-A Dawson stmoUI
says the Mounted Pollca wtU be with
drawn from that city at tha and of this
month. A local fore will ha Amni.,
, Minneapolis. Mayor a. a. Ames
has furnished bonds for ISOOO ahd has
been released from custody. Detective
Norbeck, Ames' go-between, was canaht
yesterday.' '-"""
'Reduced Rates fo Newport.
Commencing June 15. the Southern Pa
cific Company will sell round-trip tickets,
Portland to Newport and return, good via
either East or West Side division, in
connectloa wltn the rervallla Eastern
I TtaltKna A -:. ITku rt..- m k .
-.urwwv ouna.r excursion
ticjetijrood . olng Atnrdajv-returnlng
Monday. $4.10. r Season tlcVata m.
turning until October". 10, , It. Baggage
cnecxea urougb to Newport '
' For- further Information n ' ' t r
Ticket Office. ' corner Third and Wuh.
Ingtea straats, PorUand, Or. ' -
OFT
:'A meeting of the Board of Trad waa
held lata yesterday afternoon for tha pur
pose bf discusaua tha proposition of sand
ing an Oregon exhlblt'to tha Japanese In
dustrial Exhibition to be bald at Osaka
in wTT:A?r::n- ?-!' ,
Henry tL Dosch spoka to the Board In
favor of this axhlbitloa and emoted sta
tistics to support his remarka He aald
that Japan imported from tbe United
States In 1890 wares of the value of $3,437,
fS8. and la 1900 to-the value of 31,880,fB,
And yet the value f Portland's exports
to Japan last year waa only H 39,039, and
Imports front Japan was only U05.855. The
tenor of Mr. Dosch's remarks was that it
would pay Oregon handsomely to culti
vate closer commercial relationship with
Japanv He recommended that a man fla
sent to Japan to select a site for Oregon's
exhibit and have charge of It
A discussion followed as to who should
go and it did not take long for rhem to
decide , on Colonel Dosoh as the man.
Colonel Dosch skid that ha does not know
whether be can spare the tlma as he bad
other propositions offered him, but would
let them know later.
President F. E. Beach appointed A. B.
Townsend, J. IS. Moore and J. W. Going,
committee of three td ascertain the
ntlment of the merchants and manu
facturers of Portland regarding this ex
position. . -
y:: llLROAD NOTES. ,
' There ware 13 cars of excursionists
that want to the aeasldp Sunday on
the Astoria Columbia River Una,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Charlton, of-the Northern Pacific , has
returned from bis trip to Seattle; and Ta
coma. -',.'-J''"""".- '. i-
Oeneral Passenger Agent iFuIton, of
tha Northern 1 Paclflo; ,. has . return
ed . from Puget Bound, where be at
tended a meeting of trafflo ' officials last
week.'
"These meetings," said Mr. ?Louns
bury this morning, "are very, likely to re
sult In the formation ' of organisations
at other points of a similar .nature. These
ara likely to result In much good." '-
General Passenger Agent Craig and lis
assistant In the special advertising de
partment of the road, Rlntujj M. Hall,
ara at La Grande. ' The will return
from there the latter part of the week
The .New York Central tourist cars
running between Chicago and Boston on
train No. 14. leave Cbjoago at t p. m.
Instead of at 10:80 as heretofore The
new train schedule became affective June
15.
Tha O. -R. 4 N. Co. WHl send out two
large trains of horses this week, one
from Heppner and the other from Dur
kee." They are destined to Omaha and
will take to that city from 800 to 1000
head of very fine horses. . '
Tha offices of tha Great Central Rail
road Company and the Empire Construc
tion 'Company In tha Alnsworth block,
are gradually assuming a condition tor
business. Nearly all the carpets, rugs
and linoleum have been laid, and tha
furniture and telephones are ' Installed
The furniture is of tha wood known as
golden oak.
On account of low water, tha O. R. &
N. Co. today discontinues Its boat service
for the summer season to all points above
Independence. The freight department
Is now at work getting out circulars
to this effect The action is one of an
ual occurrence. The boat service will be
restored as soon as the fall rains come
on and the river Is again at the proper
stage.
Traveling Freight Agent Lounsbury,
of the Southern Pacific, attended a meet'
Ing Saturday at Gaston, which will prob
ably have far-reaching effects. The far'
mere there organised the Gaston Live
stock and Produce Market It Is the ides
of the organisation to have produce and
livestock market days, to take place
either annually, semi-annually or quar
terly. The first one will, be held at Gas
ton the second Wednesday In October.
In the Chlcagot-Portland special which
left Portland at 9 .o'clock yesterday
for the East there were a number of
delegates who will attend the tenth tri
ennial International Sunday School Con
vention at Denver, June 26-30. The Ore
on delegation was In charge of A. A.
Morse, and the Washington delegation
tn charge of W. C. Merrltt," or Tacoma.
The party went out via the O. R. & N.
and Union Pacific, and will return via
tha D. & R. G. and the O. R. & N.
Committee Increased.
The committee, composed of A. B.
Townsend, J. M. Moore and J. W. Going,
appointed at the meeting of the Board of
Trade., yesterday to devise ways' and
means of having an Oregon exhibit at the
Japanese Industrial Exposition at Osaka
In 1903, met this morning and decided to
Increase the number on tha committee to
15 members.
NEWS OF THE
LABOR TROUBLES
OMAHA. The carbiillders of tha Union
Paclflo shops here have demanded an In
crease of wages. The boiler makers are
still out and the machinists are likely
to strike today. All appearances Indi
cate a general strike, in a few days.
PATERSON, N. J. Details or infantry
and cavalry are on duty at the silk mills
today. There were large crowds' la the
vicinity of the mills and the streets
were full of idle warkingmen, but there
was no disorder of any kind": "t
WILKESBARRE. Pa. The mlnework-
ers" committee is still ' endeavoring to
persuade the men who remained at 'the
engines and pumps from Joining the
ranks of the strikers. Tha union Is un
able to make any headway with the pew
men brought here to take the strikers'
places. ' . ' : . .r. '
TORONTO, Ont. The street railway
strike waa ended ..era last night by the
signing of a coin promise agreement in
behalf of the employes And ' tha ' com
pany. The man won .out on the ques
tion of wage bnt tha eompany declines
to recognise the union, although agree
ing .t cMeLimp!ovtLrlevaacea Jn
dlVldualty. -f-P'-T irr TVm
DE3, MOINES, la. The strike of the"
telephone operators here ehowa bo signs
of settlement , Tha electrical - workers'
and linemen's union wlU g ut la aym
pauiy.
MEETING POSTPONED. "
.Tha meeting of , the Chamber of Com
merce trustees, which should have been
held .this morning, has been postponed to
Thursday morning at 11:30 o'clock, on ac
count of the lack of a quorum. Tha
flreboat committee, consisting of 1. a1
Flanders, A. X. 3entley and Sylvester
Farrell, will report at that time. '
Sold Whisky to Indians.
Deputy United States Marshal Proeb
stel left for . Hood River this morning)
He will bring to Portland Frank Wil
son, who, Is charged with' having sold
liquor to Indians. The local authorities
at Hood River, first made the arrest,
but turned Wilson over to the Federal
officials, he - was examined before
United States Qommlsaloner Prather, and
in default of bail; was committed to tha
county jafl' of',MuUnomah County to'
await the action "of the Federal Grand
Jury. -' " 5 . ' ' ' ,'
' DEATHS.
LIBERTY In thlSi city. June ..23, -1802,
Rnth Liberty, aged 7 years. The funer
al, will take place from St. Francis'
Church, 11th and East Oak sta.
nesday. mornlnp, June 23, at o'clock.
Interment Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Oldest Trust Company in Oregon.".
pofflim m rai or mm
- Incorporated April 22, 1887. ' . . .
BenJ, L' Cohen; Pre'staent. ' ' . ;
'' ").' ';'B,lLee Paget, Secretary. '
THE PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
OF OREGON Issue INTEREST-BEARING
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
upon the f6)lowlng terms,: ' , . ' ,'
On Special certificates of Deposit,' not
less than tMO each, payable upon 10 days',
call by the holder, or 10 days' notice by
the Trust Company, Sli per cent par an
num. ' ''''--'vft,' ... .'....,
Payablr onmyV call tr SO days no
tice, IH per cen( per annum.
Payable on 90 days call or 90 days' no
tice, 4 per cent pet1 annum. '
On Certificate 'of ,25000 or over Interest
will be paid 'quarterly, or semi-annually
If desired. .'
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY of OREGON
109 Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
WANTED
Men and women to locate on
some elegant Timber Lands.
Splendid opportunity; enquire
Immediately. 301 Failing Bldg.
mftf4tttnriffWm
Rare Efargain f
Beautiful newv modern . 7-room
house. Just finished. In Nob Hill of
East Side, Built, by contractor for
bhnself. Leavlng cty, must self. ,
Inquire Owner, aoj Washington. St.
CLASSIFIED "ADS.
FOR. 8AJLE--M8CE.LANEOUa.
HALL'S sal, standard' n( !i;lhw 'WAridt
safes sold 00 easy reymants; trade your
old safe, for a new one. -Nornai Bala
Lock Co., -,Flrjt.- ffW.i.
FOR SALESOne-borsenower electrlo
motor for sale ehsaot,. loautre of cash-
FREE FREE Haaaseme hnma aavinas
banks at the-'Secattty. Savings & Trust
, Company; paly a limited number to be
loaned; call and ask, for one of these
-t,vo jnurnsoa sc. . .
' ' HAIR PGt AL18T, 5.
A. E, pevere, the specialist In treatment
'"trcv.wv turn wesuiui
phone? Red &; i?. . t ...
BATH8.
Snowdea Bathrooma S0H Wash., room L
Vapor baths,' massage .and electrlo
treatments. ... . , , .
CLAIRVOYANT..
MRS. 8TEVEN8, the leading Palmist and
vmirvoyani. gives reliable advice on all
affairs of life; readings, V 221ft Mor
rison st , - '
ROOMS FOR RENT.
CHOICE ef -fire room, with good' board,
at Vii, Uth ste. bet.-aatnm aad .Taylor.
43S ALDER! cor. l!th Nicely furnished
front rooms; au conveniencesr suitable
for one or two gentlemen, sn-v-' .1 .
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light and
bath. -X . , f
THE ROSS 1st, cor.' Salmon; ele
gant roams; transient solicited. Phone
Red. MM? '. ;.. -i .-.- ...i,' .......
FURNISHED' ROOM8-48H4 Jst St.- cor:
Tamhillt transient soUcJtca. Tek Brown
391. . . ". ; '. . ' ' --. : i. ",'.
THE GRAND New management; light,
airy room,, batba Tm ? Tamnijl; , tat
Hood, tii- . , . - , . ,v .
FURNISHED ROOMS Bath,- eL" Sf
Tamhlll,. near cor. Waat Park.. Phone
Green $28. ,, , ,-". ;'i .
THB BURBANK, S34 TamhlU-Well-fur-nlsbed
'front , rooms and board; ' also
table board. . . .. . ,
THE LOCKWOOD, SE1H Morrison st-Furaished-
rooms; transient Phone Ore
. gon South 6U8... ' . ..... .,
THE ?METROPOLE New ' management
S6a Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable.'
MANHATTAN COURT Brick hnllrllnr-
i steam heat newly furnished. Sllv Stark.
THE CASTLE S72 Ween.; rooms for gen-
HELP WANTED Male.
m. t-.- ..
LOGGERS; mill and yard men; men and
teams; wood-choppersr farm hands and
sunn, wgr m kuhw is sua qui
.of city for men and women; 10-day
guarantee on every ticket Call and see
us. .
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
nttllL Mnrrimnn branches. S4T HBrmU. mnA
" a North Third. - ,
WANTED A solicitor for rubber stamp
goods, city and country. Busby & Lisa,
-tAI avs .a
MISCELLANEOUS.
BARGAINS - Cottreil drnis' and
two-revolution Campbell prlntlnr press,
Wltn trip; raw. cox jl
Portland Evening Journal. , . ,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
John A. Melton, Carpenter and Builder
-f Stark 4A--amea-aa4 ater-fl,tttnai
pairing houses. Paoaa aaalalfT. ,
v CONTRACTORS.. .
FRANK S. CAMPBEULearpentarand
-builder: repair workTrks Fim riet?
pnone rn aw . ., , ,
AdvertLte our wants
In.'a 'per that
to all ths people.
,rl - '-.
4 ' ATTORN si YS,
Paxton, Beach eV Simon, llo Chambar of
Commerce. -, -.. .". '.i,".-. -
Charlea A.' Lucas, room E2 Chambar of
Commeroe.
James Gleason. 1 and IMntkey Building.
. A8SAYER AND ANALYST.
Paul Baumel, . Asaayer and Anaiyalst)
gyd dust bought. . m Stark st . ,
BOOKS.
JameaB Ewlng. Bookseller, Y. M. C A.
i .Bldajua Feurth st, Portland. , ,
BOOT& AND 8HOESV
f
J. Sanger; Repair Shop. 449 Washington?
Marks Shoe Store., m Morrison st., near
-8Lt Aeen.U Jehness Miller Shoes. ,
"BILLIARD TABLES.
The Brunswlck-Balke Cullender Co.." 49
CHIROI,ODY AND MANICURjNO
Wm. Deveny nd Eteile Deveny. 201
auswy xnug i ntra ana' annuun.
L Mltchll'fixpert Chiropodist Knight's'
Shoe -etdrej-m Washington' st Phone
Hopd 73av" .
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CONFECTIONERY.
A. J. Coffman Chocolates and Bon Bona,
Washington at,
Wi - J. Powell, Candles and Clgara, 30
Waihlntaa st .l. . .
Henrv BlUmnniMr. Maniifaeturlna Con-
I ( teettonrr- 430 Washington at ' , w -f
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
The Railroad Cigar Store. S34 Wash, at.
" CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
P. Keenan, CoJumDla, Hartford and
. Vldette Bicycles, First at Phone Red
Sewing Maohlqea and Bicycles. 35 Mor
rison atreat . ,
CORNICES SKYLIGHTS.
Metal - Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor
nices. JT. C. Bayer, 9S& Second st
CREAMERIES.
La Grande Creamery Company, butter,
eggs and cheese. 204 Tamhill st Phone
Oregon Main 770.
COAL AND WOOD.
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers tn all kinds of
coal and wood. 344 Morrison st
Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry fiat wood.
SO Third at Phone Main 363 and Cot S73.
DENTISTS.
Si M. Hamby, V. D. S., room I Wash
ington Bldg., Washington and 4th sta.
Theodore 8. Thompson, 60-51 Washington
Bldgv Washington and Fourth sta
Phone Hood 414.
P. S. Langworthy, rooms 7 and I Benson
Building, SSlVa Morrison street near
Fifth.
DRUGGISTS.
O. P B. PiUmcer.' 260-882 Third st
Rowe'ik Martin, , Blxth and Washington,
'aa"yMrsjMf.- M Washington at ...
Lfue'-bavlsDmg Co., 17S ad at Phona atS.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland, Eleotrical Works Office, - 22
yvasnimrton su . ,
Westerp Wectrle Works, S06V4 Wash, at
.HA'T.tVAiNUFACtURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND, RENO
VATORS Only place In Portland for
good work;, union hatters. Boston Hat
company.
uatf s.:,'
Fourth atreat; phone Black
-4,
PHYSI61ANS and Surgeons.
Dr.' ejora 'G TaJbott is years' expertenoe
in iiseasesr 01, women. wma or caii.
208 Salmon st '
'- vt-ENQRAVER8. -
HicksnChatten Engraving Company, Mor
- rlaoa between First and Second sta.
, . EMPLOYMENT; AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde at
. , , , ... l ,' . . .. ' ; 1 -..
Acme "Saiployment Bureau. ilSS Morrison.
Help free to employers. Phone North
:'. ''"'''FINANCIAL, ,,
ft
I200.M to loan.' at-,6 and I per cent Wm.
. Beck. 42i .Morrison st
FURRIERS.
The .SUvejrflelA Fur. Mfg.. Co., 28S Morri
son st . ".''-'.tw
; ' - GROCERS.
F," Dfasser: eV Co.; 0-42 Washlnatotk st
Wi 1 r.'m i 1 1 in 1 1 ' ' "' it 1 ;, 1
..'.. H Al RDR ES81NO,; M AN ICTjRI
yJaw atii. .e,'sij M ii- j ii iH.iijaa,
-Paris Hs.tr Store, ,808 Washington st, u--datajlreiiaera
-..r,. , -
gbsentheSAtertWlsmrtlnf-and-inan.
'vtcurhjg.; Ifi Fifth sti Hood 3ll, . ,
L1..:1 A'.,.'..L't J. J1! J-.1.- - ")' -
HAT AND QRAIN,
..111 ... 1. i. .I.i .f-,M
W. 8. Lauthers, U9 North Third, st. Lime,
BhlrMlaa Clrnit. .
--: 'HOTELS.
Hotel .Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
and Alder ata - v - -.
. n-.TT: '.-.; e 1 1 - . ' ,
Esmond, Ifitotet.iRates:' European,' 50c to
. -1.50 per, day. Front and Morrison sta ,
.aleaiaeaai
" '"'HOUSE FURNISHERS. '
Home Fufi ishera - FuniltureTarpetsT
Parlir Oboda, Stoves, etc Bee I. Oev
.'iurta :s Bonsyi 173-1T6 First; B-22S Yam
. hill. Both phonaa tot.
IT'.
' : INnitRANr.r '
-;M m . -yi
Buff er. Burgard e Co.. 2a Waahlngton st
SLOT MACHINES.
All styles; .repairing; phonographs, rec
' ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., Ill
Washington st
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL Kstate and General Business
Agency. . D. SL Budd. 110 First St
V PATENT FOR SALE.
FOR 8 ALB, at a sacrifice, u interest l
m , ..i.m.. k t n.a jjrw-
cess; has Men operated successfully.
Address Box 1S1, Journal onlca
; WINE DEPOT.'
THE COLUMBUS California Wine De-
a n V .. -4 All IrlnJ. i
ease,- Floe wines.-ilquora and etsnarsr
adquarurs for cooks, -eraltars and
bartenders. 14S Fourth St , Or. phone
Main 7B. '-.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES.
LfeWIS-STKNOER Barber Supply ox
Grinding of all sharp edge- tools a ape
dairy. 1U First St , ,
Classified Adyeilisffig
HAVF Till I A IV1WT7 THcpj TBLL OF IT
I JOURNAL.
JEWELERS.
B aiding Brea., Diamonds.. Watches, eta
ia Third st " .
The L. C, Henrlchsen Co., Jewelers and.
vyuvaiu wasntagioa at.
f ')
The O. Heltkemper ' Co.. manufacturing
jeweldrs, tmi Morrison st
John A. Beck, watches, diamonds, etc,
207 Morrison st
. LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Daily. Comb, brush, soap,
, $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co- 4U
, 42 N. Ninth at let. 410.
; MASSAGE.
WTlC'Faulkner, room. 16ISIrMorrlson
'FTuleTTtTStarranaa
t structlon. Prof, E. A. 'Smith, rebldenue
j (64 Twelfth. ; Phone' Brown VA.
. . , . , -- 1, 1 1 , . 1 , .1 .ij.
Flsher Muslo Store.. Everything tn music,
-Phone Red W2. ISO Third st
LADIES' TAILORING.
Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid
.ered and applique dresses and trimming.
Stephan'a 2a Alder at, ft. . '
' ' ' MONUMENTS.
'OltaA fiphiiTTkasnn mnmimantB.1 4anri build-
In a.,..l (In 4 fw 1-. tl . tA.tl.iaa os.
f S"k WUISa AilTU W, aCeBV-UlbJB waa
PAWN BROKERS. .
PortlandLban Office; -Dan Marx, prop..
74 Third st, near Oak; Phone Browa 4.5.
Uncle ilyers, jeweler. ,14 Third stt
PIANOS.
Soule Bros. Piano Co., 226 Waahlngton st
;7; :7':'"TPHOTQ6
IwTMloore, craySn ' and offTpoftralta.'
Third and Washlnaioa stA '. . - w
,. .,' . . PLUMBERS.
Taylor & , Stanton; . plumbing aad steam
, .fltUng,i 88 Sixth stt,. -,-).j-...-
" I'HT
real Estate.
J. F. Compton. Phone Black 229. 202
Washington st
The King Real Estate Association. 723
Chamber of Commerce. .
E. F. Riley, 608 Chamber of Commerce.
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
loans. 261 Washington. Main 682.
RESTAURANTS.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial Hotel.
Strouse's Restaurant 828 Washington si
City Chop House and Rests want 11 Third
St.. N. , ,
ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY.
The latest quartl scope views, 63 Third st
8TORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Pick, office 88 First St., bet Stark
and Oak; phone 696. Pianos 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. Olson, 128 First
street
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street All makes of typewriters tor
. rent Supplies for all machines. IV &
M. Alexander A Co., agents.
TICKET OFFICES.
OrlanTTcSet " dfflceTTioTfhlrd st; S
to 220 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 FACTO KY.
Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satca-
ele. etc., 231 Morrison St.
WALL PAPER.
H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and
painter. 141 -Seventh st, corner Alder.
Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper and dec
orations. 127 First st,
BANKS.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
With which le amalgamated
THIfl BANK OpTBRlTISH COLUMBIA,
Capital paid up ,.8,0oo,000
Reserve 2.000.000
Transacts a general banking business.
8AV- BANK DEPARTMENT.
Accounts opened for sums of 810 and up
wards, and interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application.
244 Washington st ..
p E. A. WYLD, Manager.
LADD ft TILTON, BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1H.
Transact a general banking 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 Eastern States.
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers sold on New York. Washington, Chi
cago, St Louis. Denver, Omaha, San
Francisco and various pointa in Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Montana and British
Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Parts, Berlin,
Frankfort and Hopg Kong.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OR.
J Frank Watson President
R. 1 Durham ., ......Vice-President
R. W. Hoyt Cashier
Geo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
United States Depositary. ,
Drafts and letters of credit Issued avail
able to all parts of the world.
Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought
LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO BANK,
LIMITED. -
Chamber of Commerce Building, Third
and Stark streets.
Head office. 6S Old Broad street. London.
This bank transacts a general banklns
business, makes 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.
Interest psia on 11 me opposite,
, , W. A. MACRAE. Manager.
i MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY to'Loaa ipnaty tots and im
, proved farms. W, A. Shaw a Co MS
Bimra .uni. . -.
W. A- HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10
waaningwui isuiiaing.. rnone llood 411,
MASSAQE.
MDME. H. B. ELY, Dermatologist, inasw
sage, eiecxrra treaonenia-, raft a irst st
8IQN WAITER.
Jessie Waddelt Sign Writer s94 Taylor
um. ruuu. buw xia. roruano, ,
TECHNICAL 8CHOOU.
THE INTERNATIONAL Correspondence
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Mpwiant wai
Pot Kaat, aar Btea, .....
Psrsiltie, pHrtimS , . Z 1 t
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SOUTH
Depot Fifth and I ,
Leave."
' Arrive;
I UVKHLANI1 . ,JL
8:80 p a
8:20 a m
"'". "t
(PRESS TRAINS.I:4f a, 1
ior Daiem, . Atose-i
burg, Ashland. Bae-
ramento Ogden. MM S I
nan amncisco, HO
bave, Loa An galea I
JSl Paso. New Or-1
leana and tha East! , n-1
'(dally except Sua-
Iday), morning train!
connects witn train
ior ml Anarel. 811-
verton, Browns
ville. BDrinefiald
land Natron, aad
Albany Local for
Mt. Angel and SU-
verton.
4:00 p m
7:30 a m
114:60 p ra
Albany passenger ..
ns.-it a 1
S:6S p B
Corvallla
a;
passenger
jShertdan
passenger
II: a 1
Daily.
IIDaUy except Sunday,
Mp Waated, per Mae,
EAST
I $r liiNi t 1
iil souTial Jj
1 RSb?4t" Ucets on sale between Port- , v
land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net
rates 217.50 first-class and 214 second-class.'
Secoad-cUss includes sleeper; nrst-claea
does not. ' i- "'
Rates and tickets to Eastern points anC. , ;
F?,1?,1?3- AUo JAPAN. CHINA. HOMO.
LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be, ob
talhed at Ticket Office, Ne. tit, irul
Waahlngton and Third.
. YSJIHILL DlTISION. -
Passenger Depot, foot of Jeffaraoa St, .
fe?vS Portland dllly 70 a. m.. 12:80. .
1:55, 2:25. 4:40, :2ST 8.30 p. m. Dally ex-.
cept Sunday, 8:30, 8:40 a. m 6:06, ilM P, '
m. Sunday only, I a. m. . '
. Arrive Portland dally, 8:20, 16:6 a. aa-t--1:86,
8:10, 4:80, 6:15. 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally
except Sunday, ;35. 8:30.' 10:60 a, m. ex. '
eept Monday, 12:46 a. m,j Buaday, ealy, '
10.06 a. m. -
Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday;
6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland tdO a. m.
Passenger train leaves Dallas for Airlie
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 2:64 , :
p. tn. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday a.
Except Sunday. , ,
V. A. SCHILLING, City Ticket Agent
W. E. COMAN. Freight and Passenger
Agent
TIME CARD
OF TRAINS
PORTLAND ',
Denart - Arrlvau
North Coast Limited... 2:00 p. m. 7:00 a. so, .
Twin City Express... .11:30p.m. 5:20 p. '
Kansas City and St
Louis Special ....... 8:25a nw 11 :10p. m.
Puget Sound Limited, :25 a.m. 6;46p.JiV
Take the Puget Sound Limited fo ;
Olympla, South Bend and Gray's Harbor
Solnt. All trains dally. Four trains
ally to Tacoma and Seattle. ' Three
through to the East '4 v
A. D. CHARLTON,
Asst. General Pass. Agt, .
266 Morrison street
foruano, uro.
'Cfi?i!GDlfcr
PffiOH Pacific
THREE TRAINS DAILY "
FOR ALL, P0INT5 EAST
I Jllivj
TJNIQN DEPOT. Leave. s
CHICAGO-PORTLAND 9:00 am '
PECIAU Daily Daily
For the East via Hunt- w ' ' '
ington. ' t '
" SPOKANE FLYER. 6:16 PW V "
For Eastern Washing- Dally J uu; .
ton. Walla Walla. Lew- , , ; -is
ton, Coeur d' Alene and . . r "
Ot Northern points. J " ,'
ATLANTIC EXPRESS, 8:56 pm 8:10 ana'
For the East via Hunt Daily Dally
Ington. 1,1' t
OCEAN AND RTYER SCHEDULE. ' T '
FOR SAN FRAN- From - ; i J
CISCO. A Ins- ... '
SS. Geo. W. Elder worth .wpm , .
June 1, 11, 21. Dock
B3. -Columbia 8:00 PM 1 ' " " ,
June 8, 16. 26. . .' . .,
FOR ASTORIA 'and g:oo pm 6.00 pat
way points, connecting Daily Daily
with str. for Zlwaco and ex Sun ex Sua
North Beach, str., Has-Sat.M ,
salo. Ash street oocac p m "
F6R CORVALLIS and '6:46 am .6flpm.T.
way points, steamer Mon Tues., " .
Ruth. Ash street dock. WeL " TburSL, t
. Water permitting.) Frl. I Sat ,f
FOR DAYTON. Oregon 7:00 am 8.00 pn '
City and Yamhill River Tues.; Mon., .
points, str. Modoc Asa Thur., Wed.,' ' ,
street dock. - - Sat Frt
(Water permitting.)
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing" . '
ton. Telephone. Mala 712. w - 1
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO. lt V?
Tot Yokohama and Hongkong, eatllntf
at Kobe, Nagasaki and BhanghaL takln. ,
fraisht vta connecting steamers for Ma.
X Port Arthur and Vladivoetock;
For rates and full Information eaQ ot '
or address officials or agents of the O
R. & N. Co.. ' .. . . ,
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co
T DEPOT FIFTH . I . ,, -
Leaves. AND I 8TRJEE18. Arrives.
For Maygera, Rain- t
. ler, Clatskan!e,Weat- ' , .
- port Clifton, Asto- , ti '
' ' ria-Warrenton,, Fla- "f'
8-00 A.M. vet Hammond. Fort ll:l A.M -,
Stevens, Gearhart V , - 1
Pk., Seaside, Astoria , ,
and--Seashore Ex- ,, v
. " . ; press. Dally. '
7:00 P.St. 'Astoria Expressv i. 1 1:40 TM, ,
' Dally. I . '.. .
! VlXx6 Oeaeral Passenger Agint , ,
Astoria,. Or. .. ' ':. . ' ' .. 1
ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER.'
Fred A. BaUln. 48 Sd st. Tat Oak 7 Va
. eels aad aaachlnery ef all kinds a;
aignad. .. .
'BARBERS.
Joseph Beldel, 53 Morrleoa st.
tj, Bare, I4S Fifth street
' BICYCLES. -
Fred T.'MerrlU Cycle Co, k-Ul Sia si
: : Q ''- -v v-T Hv :