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Newspaper Page TextCommercial eWorld ' i - - s. - J: V - ' iREAt ESTATEv ?; When on asks the real aetata vbTokere whether they are doing any business these day they assure the Inquirer that they '"are not doing rmuch," and the record bear out their statement as tact, Of couno tber are daily traaa fers, but non ar tor any very, 'large1 suras. There seems to be plenty of Ut ile trades. i. f, -t ? . . - ' It la not that people have no money or that others do not desire to sell, ' Both parties to pfospoctlv contracts of baiS ain afid aato In realty seem to be wait- In until present local unsettled oondl-J tlons ahau.ba.vo cleared away, wnen men are asked, why' they do not go pa nd buy and sell as before, they say: "Walt a. little-while. Th strike has un settled matters. We do not car to buy or Improvement until matters "have been -v ?BKliANENTLT JOMUBTBO between employer and employe." ; This seams to be the key not to the ltuation. Wherever there is tha slight st Indication, of lack of normal coa ltions, eapltal becomes timid, for those who handle money desire that no ele saent of uncertainty shall embarrass their Investments. ' , It J very efioouraglnr to not that tot a slnf 1 man can be found who will ray that h is other than hopeful of th. outcome' everybody feels that tb tatmnt whlpb. Th Journal has madiH na rrquntiy reiterated to th effect that th present depression will pass way In time and all wtll b as before. ia weUfoundejL ,. . : It la probable that when matters are again cunning In their normal channels svnd all delays shall have been removed, that whatever time has been lost will be made up, and perhaps more than mad up, so that the QUESTION OV SALES Will strike a pretty good average. This Is th opinion of a man In th business find who ought to know what he is talk ing about. 1 As an evidence that some property Is changing hands and at a fair figure. It nay be noted that two (air aaleo war recorded Monday, both . of . which were mads In Bast Portland. Lots T and I in block 233, . East . Portland,' was sold by John. Campbell and wife to Petronella M. Reieacher for $2500. Th other Eas Portland saj Monday was also for $2500, Miles Q. Moore at aL. to William F. Ryan and wife, covering the east half of lots 5 and 6, block 116. In outside acreage there was reported Monday the sale of ft& acres. In section t, township 1 north, rang 1 east by the University Land Company, to C. A. Undauiat, far 11500. The same things which militate against real estate sales have equally as strong a bearing on BUILDINO OPERATIONS and perhaps even more. As a conse quence, there is an appreciable falling off in the matter of the number of building permits issued from day to day, 'OC Johnson is erecting a two-story dwelling at East Twelfth and Thompson etreets which will cost him $2100. At the . corner of Beech streets and Vancouver avenue A. S. Ellis is putting up two amall cottages at a cost of $1,000. THE MARKETS. As predicted. In The Journal yesterday, an advance was made this morning in the quotations on flour and feed. The best grades of flour are now quoted at $3.06gS.6O per barrel; graham, tt.96S8.S0; bran, $17 a ton; middlings, $2160 a ton. No change appears in the quotations on wheat ' ' Light receipts has sent the op the price of fresh meats again. A general advance has been made all along the line.- Meats of all kinds are today In good demand at printed quotations. Beef is now quot ed aiR486; pork. 7070. . The steamer George W. Elder arrived from San Francisco and brought the usu al dose of vegetables. A sample cargo of peaches, apricots and pineapples were also brought At tha present time there la no dearth of fruit in the market But bananaa are In large receipt and a lot of ; PANAMA HATS How to Tell a Genuine From an Imitatioa. Thar seems to be more Interest taken In the subjeot of Panama hats this year Ahan aver before, .They are distinctly tha thing to wear, and their vogue la emphasised from the fact that they are a fashionable fad, and ctlaojfte most sensible, durable and com fortable summer hata that are made. M. Sichel,'- the - popular haberdasher of 288 "Washington atreet has just received a particularly Interesting importation of genuine Panama hata. Theyare extra fine goods, and Illustrate a few points about which the public should be in formed,' so hat the average man may judga of the qualltes of the real Panama hat, and also distinguish between It and Imitations. The Ihigheet grade of Pana ma hata Is called the Jlptjapa hat from . th f act that Jlptjapa is th name of an interior towit " in 'Equador where very fine, specimens of the Toqullla - plant arrow, and where aoma of the very best Panama hata are woven. The leaf from the Toquilla is split by the natives and woven into hats. -Men. wOm en and chil dren are trained front their earliest years In weaving, and coma to be very expert as they grow older. . , .. . A great deal baa been. saKt and written abdut tha Panama hat worth $100 and 1250. but 'from the ' very; nature of tha . ca as... Jreryfew ; exoessi vejy . high ' grade hat can be made.-: . A broken straw con tltutes a flaw, straws sot matching per fectly in, color,' and any knot that shows Also conatltUto i flaws, j The high grade ' hat must have a vary fine finish, which la an operation -raquirng much' aklll, as, ach overlapplnf fiber must be. nicely1 turned back Into the edge of the Crown ; aoid trimmed oft j The weaving can .only be don la th early morning, as the fiber Iff huaf eut aver bight to absorb tha '! ! second gf ade received are a drug on th market' . ' ,' ' Vi"V Y- ." . - ' " v.-- GRAIN AND FlJQUR. ' : Wheat Nominal; Walla Walla. Mo; bluestenu' $7tte; valley. 7c 4r . . Barley Feed, 42223 per ton. -; ,OatsNo. V whiteT $US14; gray, tL Flour--Bet grades, $106i60 per barrel; graham. $2.$6$.0l ' MUlstuffs-Bran, tT per ton; middlings, $21.60; shorts, $1$; chop, $17-60. ... ; .. Hay-rimothy. thttlii clover. VlitoC- : " : BUTTER. EGGS. POTJLTRT. Butter6reamery, WtiW&i 4ir, 10 aj store. UQltrn;..'. V. : - ' $ ;, Ss?crsji itwtoa.' lSOMWr Toung Amerlcai.Mo. " ; ii . PouTtry-Chickena, .mixed. . fJ-50; hens, $44.50 per dos; broilers, IttStW; frjers, iot.f ldos. , ducks. $5.,JP5 dos; turkey, live, c; dreesed, Hlo perlbj gee,$f,75.l5,;: f i ,v. '. '.' ' VEafiTABLEfl AND FRUIT, " Potatoes-Best Burhaoka. 90ce$t0t) pet ental; .Eariy-Rosa U6lri per ca&tai, OnionsCallfomia r(L)ce$LO0. ' Tnm f'tf 'RrtSri'' Mr"crte:""CalIf orhla U'WfhU per sack; cauiiUower, 768M per lurniDi, iivw carruuo, wiL:r""' mnun. k i r t n- u mil n iiuri.d). vm dosen: . celery, S0o per doren; peas, I uuivui v"a -19 tn.iis se ihi . m ps vi i ii via - nm: ' w . SLtS box: rad- vol iw, awueii sb"i ' . lshea, per dos., UV&Uxs - green onions. dos. 12HpSc; cabbages, w.na$!.cns $1.50tW cental: early Tork, ltfc per jb.J Oregon strawberries, 66o per lo.; Oregon rhubarb. tfyVfa lb.; artichokes, per dos.. .40&60c; lettuce, head, per do.. fc36c; California green corn, $5o dosed., asparagus bean,- 6o per lb. Green fruit-Lemons, 9tM oranges, $44.W per bos;; bananas $2: Pjn aTJples,,. er: dos. oherriee, WcClUp; peaches, $10t85: CaUfornia plums, $11.2S box; apricots,; $LS0. ' ,.r ' Dried frultBuh-drled' apples, jjaok or boxes, per lb., 4S5c; evaporated. lS&UHc; apricots, llH12o: peaches, 84Uo; pears, Jgc; prtineZltaflansi i4c: fgs, Caltfor. iila biaeke,.4to84oj 4o whlt. 6o; plums, pUtd,.o. GROCERIES NUTbV ETC. -augar-Cuba, , M.7S; . crushed. m:75; powdered 'KW. dry granulatea.. U: extra C, HWit. oloen C, $4.00; ..t gramlatedr$i.3S per 100 lbs., sack basis; barrel 10c: halt barrels, li b, W per 100 lb., above b4sla,q per ib, is count for prompt cash; maple, Utt&Ue. per pound . , -1 Coffee irfAcna.- Jv. za&Uc: Java, good, WHVMc; Java, ordl wyTiftsaboj CoVu Rica fancy, xfrfaoe; Coati fOca, 'good. ielje . fMm ordinary. 10i2c per. pound: ColumbU roast $lij Arbuokfes., Cu$ list: Uon, $10.8 list i Cordova. $U.uTT5fomlte. $U. Bait Fin table and dairy, 60s per sack. 74c: Liverpool, 770; Worcester, Me; Bawla7Woiesurr built.- WO lbs, 6.7o; oaies ss m Bait-Coarse, half ground, luue, par tan, r ton Mr Ui nar ton. tU.Sfi. . I Honey Fttoey white, 14Uoi light am ber. UVtOM:, dark amber. lOllo. . - Grain bags-Calcutta. $.I05.75 per 10$ for July-August : Nut Pea mi la, agtHo per pound for raw, t9o for roaatedj ( oocoanuta, $69 to per dosen; walnuts, tfUgjplSo per pound; pin puts, 10ffll2V4o; hickory nuts. 70! cnestnuie, vt .arum; tra sit nute, l7o; filbert a, Uf Me: fancy pa cans. 14S14Ho: almonds, UQUc. Coal Oil-Cases. 200 per gallon; bar 1 e. tMb-a liit w ftlceTaiperlal, Japan No, L $o; No. X Beans 8mall white, Uor large white, $ 1-Bc; pink, J. bayou, c; llmaa, ,4o, Salmon Columbia River, ene-pount tails, $1.75; two-pound tails, $2.40; fancy one-pound Hats, $1.85; half-pound fancy flats, $1.16; Alaska talla, pink 0c. red $1.; two-pouhftj'1-. . .. HOPS. WOOL ANX HIDES. , Hops-HH16 i per-., pound; oontraot "ool-Nommal : VWlay, VMOUo: East ern Oregon. Jl.c : .... Bheepsklns onearmgs, 10C2uc: . short wool, i&&!c; medium wool, JWOo; long wool, oocjfl each. . Tallow-Prime, per pound, 4JMHc; 'N. S and grease, 2U3c. . Hide Dry hides. No. I, Id pound and np, 1615Hc per pound; dry kip. No, 1, 6-to IS pounds,- 15c; drycalf. No. 1 under 5 pounds. 16o; dry-salted, bulls and stage, one-third 1 than dry flint; salted hides, steers, sound, 60joiinds and over, H&Oc; B0 to 60 pounds, 7H8c; under 60 pounds snd cows, 7c; stags and bulls, sound, BO 5Hc; kip, sound. 15 to 80 pounds. 7c; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8c: green (unsalted), la oar Dound less: cull lc per pound less: horae hides, salted, each, $t60J- dry, niaes. each, 256Uc; goat skins, common, each, lul6c; gora, wiui wont on, eaco, itociu!.. JMohalr5J5Q. ' .., MEATS, AND 'PROVISIONS. Fresh meata-Beef. lMrl!!! pork, 774c; per lb; veal, - tt7He;- mutton, 23Ho per lb., dressed, &6!c per lb.; cows. and bulls, 46fto per lb.; lambs,' 67c p lb. Hams. . bacon, etc. Pertianq . pack (Western) hams, HH14c, picnic, Ub lb.; breakfast bacon, .IMitf lb. ; light sides! Ui backa.,, UfUo; dry., salted, aides, i2V4o: dried heef setts. Wo; Insldee and knuckles, lso per lb.; outsides, Uo per lb.; Eastern packed bams under 18 Iba, 1440 : over U lbs., tlo; fancy, . 16c; picnic, 11c; shoUldera, Uo; dry salted Sldr tinsmoked, 12c; breakfast bacon. 16Ho; bacon sides, ISHc; backs, unimoked, U)is; smoked, UHo; butts, UHOUHoT ! ' Lard Kettle leaf, 13o; steam rendered, mo, tleroa basts. dew -so as to be In proper cohdlton for Vfavlng. "During the' day' it becomes too brittle. People- who- haV long handled1 Panama hats- can ten -what locality tha' hat cornea from- by looking af tha button In the crown. The button la the central portion of tbe'crowh, at Vhlcn point the weavtng- bagiha and eltehds toward- 'the edges. The genuine Panama hat 1s made from. JPaJe, TOquilla, meaning straw Trom the Toqulll piant, which - atraw ' cornea from . tha leaf. All , imitation Panama 1 hats -are mads front grasses dr weeds. One of the chief Causes of xpenss In the genuine Panama tiat is tha bleaching of the atraw, for. In order to produce an extra high grade hat. '- every fiber must be bleached to precisely the same degree of whiteness. The'genulne Pana ma hat as sold fri Amertra. can range In retail price anywhere, from $1 to $250. They are called Panama hata. because Panama la the chief port from which they ar exported. There la a certain romantic Iritereet . In " connection with Panama hata "this year from tha fact that every genuine hat baa ' taken a more or Jess4 hazardous jourrley from Its blrthplacVto'the headwrt Its wearer, the unsettled condlton ' of the ; governments in' the southern countries,. !and the pre dominance of insurgents there being ' a standing menacej to the ' conduct of "com merce.' ';- ' ', ."":.'.. .'','V-J-?'"' J ; Answers JBlection Contest. , James Hlllyard, road ' supervisor-elect on th CUlsens ticket for Diatriot No. U, precinct , this oouhty; today filed an answer to th notice' ttf election contest, filed last weekv by Edward, LitUepage, Independent-Republican candidate for the ' lfillyard"''deniato ' ahy ic,ui.i iuh ui t9 owiav. ui ,uie , tulo aa made by the Judgea and" clerks of election, ,whereb Ittlepsge; was count-I o out ,pr j votes; amie; that LitUepage reoolved majority ,o, 13 votes; clalma. that,tha oouite fejturned,by the offlolals. namely, XJttlepage.Uijand HlByar4 124, li correct and praya that the aultibe dJ-. missed ik that- (he oau be assessed to MEW TODAY. WHAT'S THEJ MATTEB WITH 'OAIC GROVE 7 2$ lota sold there last week ,' and 4 lots sold this, week, and many - mr bargained for. There Is no su : bur ban place anywhere o convenient to th olty where lots have been offered ae cheap and o many sold.- Over SO.new homes are now being built, and the price la advancing fast. We nave some desirable 1 to 6-acre lota ye ! at ex- - tremely low prices. R. H.'DUNN and V. BCHMID. 14A First atreet, or 10 Grand avenue. Real Estate on" Easy Terms Choice Lots, Close In, I M tow Prices. :::Btiy.t.iot.Nowr')roK prices advances secure 4 ihoijrie, stop paying rent, and be independ ent. ) We will sell you . "t ;i fine , lot within easy .walking distance of the i-.f center, oi the city for . ' $5QQ and on very easy . .. terms! All city con veniencesrrryill and Investigate. Title Guarantee & Trust Co., ' 6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce, Oiwftd Floor. . t Fourth SU Side. Room Modern Cottage, good -SOU JU as new; 1 block from Harrison Bt- sehool. .,' t . ' Jr)Q C n5 Room House, thoroughly 'mod PCpjV em and lot 60x120; gas, ,oon crete sidewalk, granite stone foundation, near Russell St 07 era-! Room House, and lot-60x120, PJ f J thoroughly modern, gas, eico trio lights, concrete stone sidewalk, barn;. Rodney A v4 near Russell St. . . tOORhTw8 8 Room Houses on four lots 3OZUU 06x100 ach. coat In 1892 $6700; at your own terms. Onnn0 Acre at Pbwll Valley vDUUU postofflcev 17 miles east of Portland, on good road; $ acrea la culti vation, plenty, of water. ... 10 low Acre miles east or Fortiana,. on Base Una Road, to trade for yel low dog. ' 49 Acrea on Mf Scott, covered-with tira- bar. only 7 miles .from .Portland; per acre, $50. , ; on Acres miles north of jVan'Oouve, Ow .covered- with tlmberff werth, mora than price of place. ' c Room House on Thirty-first street In J : (atea Addition, to trade for house and lot In South Portland. Will pay cash difference. : 7 Room Modern House and corner lot, In. fiolladay . Addition,, to trade for farm. . 'N. L ROSENTHAL & CO., , , 4 Mulkey Bulldhix. $375 and Upwards For. about 90 choice kta . that ara . yet . 1 for aafe in Williams Avenue Addition A discount of 6 per cent will be given for all cash, or we will sell for . 25 per cent of purchase prioe down and $10 per month. Interest at 8 per cent All the streets are now graded, and every lot Is a gem. Call and get a new map of the city with, this Addition on the back, free. $300 each 7 fin lots within one block of Williams avenue; easy terms If de sired. M. E. THOMPSON, 264 Stark Street ! Shaw, Macleod Co., 24$ Stark, near Second. 600 Farms, large and small, well located In Oregon and Washington, y Also properties improved and un- w improved in all parts of the city. i P : ' ' : WANTED Men and women to locate on tome elegant Timber Lands. Splendid opportunity; enquire Immediately. 301 Failing: Bldg. Iare Bargain ! , Beautiful new modern 7-room house, lust finished, In Nob Hill of East Side. .Built by contractor , for himself. Leaving city, must sell. . Inquire Owner, 303 Washington St. A Misfit Inscription. The Weatmlnater Oasette appears pleas ed with Mr. Carnegie's "approval" of the inscription of the monument to Mr. Pitt In the Ouildball, "He lived without oaten tation. and he died poor." If Mr. Car negie . knowa , nothing v about Mr. Pitt's private life, the Westminster . Oasette ought surely to be better lnatrocted. Mr. Pitt almply let hla affairs go to rack and rain, and no man ever lived who waa so, frightfully robbed by his' servants. He left debts to the amount Of about 40.000, which were paid by the country, and this, assuredly, waa hot a eredfrtabl termina tlon of hla career, considering- that ha bad no family, that during the 'greater pat of . hU Ufa ha waa in receipt of . about 10,000 year in salaries, and that he had the free use of two furbished houses! (Downing1 street land Walmr Castle), be--aides many valuable parqulsltea. 11 . :- FOR DEATH Horror of , being1' buried alive is com mon to the whole human race, and from tim immemorial experiments have been In progress with th view of making such a terrible fata Impossible. Borne physi cians maintain that: satisfactory teats can also be mad by the use of the Roentgen rays,' but it la not every one who has tha facilities for making such tests, whereas any one can make a test on the plan de vised by Dr. Icard. a physician of Mar seilles, Franc. The doctor uses fluore scln, tha well-known coloring material, and hla experiments have proved so suc cessful that , they have won for him' the approval' of the French Academy of Sci ences. Fluoreecln injected Jnto the hu man body produce absolutely no affect if the body la, dead, whereas it produces most auprialng effect If the body ia alive. Dr. Icard uses A. -.-solution of It, which ia so strong that 4 single gramme is able to color 40,000 Quart of water. . If a little of this solution is injected un der the skin, of -a. living persona in two minutee the skin and especially the mu cous membrane .will become much dis colored ' and the ;person will present the. appearance 'of one suffering from an acuta attack of jaundice. Moreover, the. eyes will become a greenish color and the pupils will 1 almost become Invisible. These, symptom, will remain for one or possibly two hours and then will gradu ally disappear. Since fluorescln produces thla effect on av living body, it naturally follows,' according; to Dr. Icard, that any body on which It produces no effect must be dead. Cleveland. Plalndealer. Prosperity. Oiaiteiir-A)fyou Biaktn? any money dese dlmesT. ' Swlndlebaum P "sacrifice sale" vas a greadt su'gceee. ,. PROPOSAL rOR WOODElt DRY DOCK. Port of Portjjnd. No. tea Wor&ster Block, Portland, Or. Sealed proposal- will be received and opened on June 80. 1M, at 4 p. m., at the above office' for floating wooden dry dock of Ave saotlons, according to plans and speclflvatloBa- prepared by James a. Blackwell, consulting engineer, Dexter Horton building,' Seattle, wash..- and now on Ale In the ode of, the Port of Port land. A certified check: Of flOO, drawn to the order of the Port of Portland, must-ae--company .the application for. plana, whloh check, will be retusned to the drawer upon the return pf the plana and apecifl eatlona te the undersigned. , A certified check: for 10 percent of the amount of the bid- must accompany each bid, guaranteeing luU' the bidder wlU en ter Into a contract satisfactory, to the Port of Portland, and give bond, for the faithful perforraajaen should tb contract be awarded him. ' -.-- . The right to. reject any or all bids or to ; waive defects w rtserVed. , Flans, specifications and full Informa tion can be obtained by applying to ... J. T. C. STEVENS, f cirk o? the Board. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS. I. niiiilfWi.ii. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; Bates sold on easy payments: trade your old safe for a new one. Norria Sate -Xook Co., 81 .Firatcaw9-i-w FOR 8ALE-M3nehoraepower electric motor for sale cheap. Inquire of cash ier, thla office. 4 , t ' PERSONAL. FREE FREE Handsome home savings banks at the Security Savings & Trust 1 Company; only a limited number to be loaned; call and ask for one of those banks, MorriSpn.'S ' 1 ) " - 1 .,S,i li ' " 'I HAIR SPECIALIST. A. E. Devere, the specialist In treatment of hair and scalp.. 600 Th Dekum; phone Red 2848. BATHS. Snowden Bathrooms, 860 Wash., room 1. Vapor baths, massage and electric treatments. CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, ths leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable 'advice on all affairs of life; readings, Mo. 821 Mor rison St. ROOMS FOR RENT. " CHOICE of live rooms, with good board, at 181 11th St., bet. Yamhill and Taylor. 436 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished front rooms; all conveniences; suitable for one or two gentlemen. ' NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light and airy. No. 188 7th st.; use of phone and batV - . THE ROSS 211 V. 1st,, cor. Salmon: ele gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone Red 1891. - FURNISHED ROOMS-lSlVt 1st St., cor. TamhlU; transient solicited. Tel. Brown 89L THE GRAND New management; light, airy room, baths. 887 TamhlU; teL Hood 719. FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, tel. 888 TamhlU, near cor. West Park. Phone Green 628. THE BUR BANK. 834 TamhtU-Well-rur-. nlshed front rooms and board; also table board. ' . THS LOCK wood, sum Morrison sl . Furnished rooms; transient Phono Ore gon South 606. THE METROPOLIS New management, 866 Stark; light, airy rooms; reasonable. MANHATTAN COURT Brick building; steam heat, newly furnished. tlX Stark. THE CASTLE-3 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. Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, I26H Morrison; branches, 247 Burnslde and , ; 61 North Third. WANTED A solicitor' for jfubber stamp goods, olty and country. Busby A Llsh. 417 The Dekum. -...; .... . MISCELLANEOUS. rf B ARG AINS- 82x48 Cottreli drum and i two-revoiuiion -"vwi printing press, with trip: thorough order. Sox 1L .Portland Evening Journal. ,v ;: , CONTRACTORS FRANK S. cyZLLe5titr Stnel j buUder: repair work. to First street; phone Front la ; .- . , , u . x. .. : t TECHNICAt. 8CHOOL, THE INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Seboola, Boranton, Panna. Sugar Faulk, Advertlaa) your wants In a paper that tes to all tha people. ATTORN EY8. Paxton, Beach at Simon, UO'Chamber of Comment. t Charles A. Lucas, room t2 Chamber of Commerce. 'f James Oleaaon. 8 and I Mnlkey Building. ASSAYER AND ANALY8T. Paul Baumel, Assayer and Analysist; geld, dust bought. 228 Stark st. BOOK8. James R. Swing, Bookseller. Y. M. C. A. Bldg., 16 Fourth St.. Portland. BOOTS AND 8HOE8. A. Dreyera, 67 Third st. J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 448 Washington: Marks Shoe Store, 263 Morrison st, near 8d. Agents Jenness Miller Shoes. BILLIARD TABLES. The Brunswlck-Balka Collender Co., 49 ' Third c J f CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. Wm. ' Dsveny and Esfelle Deveny, 301 Allsky. Bulg... Third and Morrison. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knlnhfs Shee' Store, m Wasblngton St.. Phone .Hood 788.,. CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Caff man. Chocolates and Bon Bona, 850 Washington su W. J. Powell, Candies an Cigars, 420 Washington st. . Renr Btumenauer. Manufacturing Con fectioner, 480 Washington st. . . CIGARS AND TOBACCO. the Railroad Cigar Store. 53 Wash, eu CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY E. P. Keenan, Columola. Hartford and Videtta Bicycles, First St. Phone Red Sewing Machines and Bicycles, S3S Moi' rleon street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 866 Second st. CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, . eggs and cheese. 864 Yamhill st, Phone Oregon Main 770. - . ; COAL AND WOOD. Oregon FueToTleaTe7in allinds of coal and wood, 844 Morrison st Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Third at. Phone Main 368 and Col. 373. DENTISTS. EM.Y?Hamby, dT D. S.. room 8 Wash ington Bldg.. Washington and 4th sta. Theodore a Thompson, 60-61 Wsshlngton Bldg., ! Washington and Fourth sta. Phone Hoed 414. . , . -, , P. 8Langworthy, rooms T and 8 Benson ' Building, 291ft Morrison atreet, near Fifth. DRUGGISTS. O. P. S..Plumicer, 260-262 Third st Rowa A Martin, Btxth and Washington. Frank 3. Stralblg, tq Washington st. Laue-Davls Drug Co., 176 8d at; Phon 848. . v i ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Washington st Works Office, 893 Western Electric Works, 806H 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 Black :1833., t . - ... PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Drr Cora C Talbott, 18 years' experience In diseases of women. Write or call. 808 Salmon st . ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company, Mor rison, between First and Second sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st. Acme Employment Bureau, 186 Morrison. Help free to employers. PbOne North 2S8L Columbia 2S7. FINANCIAL. 2300,000 to loan at 6 and 6 per cent Wm. Beck, 821 Morrison st FURRIERS. The Stlvarfleld Fur Mfg. Co.. 286 Morri son st; GROCERS. F. Dresser ft Co., 840-842 Washington st Owen H. Serple ft Co., Fancy Groceries, 868 Morrison st. HAIRDRE88INQ, MANICURING. Paris Hair Store, 808 Washington st, up-to-date hair dressers. Rosenthal Sisters Wig-making and man icuring. 160 Fifth St. Hood 914. HAY AND GRAIN. W. S. Lauthers, 110 North Third at, Lime, Shlnglea and Cement HOTEL3. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder sts, Esmofid Hotel. Rates: European, 60o to 31.50 per day. Front and Morrison sts. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnishers Furniture. Carpets, Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. Bee I. Oev urts & Sons, 173-175 First, 219-225 Yam hill. Both phones KM. INSURANCE. Buffer, Burgard ft Ca, 861. Washington st 8 LOT MACHINES. All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 813 Washington st ' FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Business Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St - PATENT. FOR 8ALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, H interest Is a valuable patented asphalt paving pro- . ess: has been operated successfully. Address Box 121. Journal offioe. .X,-v. i - WINE DEPOT; - ' M BUS California Wine-Depart. Pron. All klnda win, a wines, liquors and cigar.' - tir.nurtra for Cooks, waltara anil bartender. 148 Fourth et Or, phone Main 76V : 'f-fXv.: - BARBERS' SUPPLIES. T-EWiS-STENGER Barber Supply Co. . Grinding Of U hrS tools a ap clalty. ia First 8t Classified Advertisinjg HAEYOUAVVAJVT jewelers; Belding Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc 46 Third st The L. C. Henrichsen Co., Jewelers and opticians, m Wsshlngton st The O. Heltkemper Co.. manufaaturing Jewelers, M Morrison st 3o2t? .A Back, watches, diamonds, etc., 807 Morrison st . LAUNDRIES. Clean Towels Dally. Coino, brush, soap, 1 per. month, Novelty Supply Co., 40 42 N. 41nth st Tel. 410. ' MASSAGE. . W." H. Faulkner, rdoinTs,' Jil Morrison te M U SI CALIM STRUM ENTS. Fluta guitar, mandolin and bnjoTJ? atrucUon. ProL ti. A. Smith, residence 2&4 Twelfth. Phone Brown 686. Fisher Musio Store. -Everything in musio. Phone Red 962. 190 Thiru st LADIES' TAILORING. Ladles' tailor-made suits; fancy embroid ered and applique dresses and trimming. Stephan s, U9 Alder st MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 2M Third st Estimates on nrst-ciass work and stock only. PAWN BROKERS. Untie Henry, TNorfhThTffd st Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop., 54 Third st,, near Oak. Phon Brown 476. UnclsMyers, jeweler. 141 Third st PHOTOGRAPHERS. r era yon" enotT'porUaTtlk Third and Washington eta. PLUMBERS. Taylor ft Stanton, plumbing and steam tilting. . 88 sixth st . REAL E8TATE. J. F. Compton. Phon Black 829. 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. 251 Washington. Main 688. RE8TAURANT8. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant 229 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant, IS Third st.'N. ORIENTAL SHOOTING GALLERY. The latest quartiscop views, 63 Third st 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 68 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. Olsen, 128 First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street. All makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machines. L. ft M. Alexander ft Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. Overland Ticket Office, 140 Third .to 320 saved to all points. TAILORS. ' We call for, clean, press and deliver, on suit each week for 31.00 per month, 483 Washington st. Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third St., oppo- 8)117 - uaaiai wars v. vvwiiijb va trunk factouy. Harrla Trunk Co., trunks, valises, eaten els. etc., 231 Morrison St WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh st., corner Alder." Ernest Miller A Co., wall paper and dec orations. 127 First st BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which is amalgamated THE- BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up , 18.000,000 Reserve 2.000,000 Transacts a general banking business. 8AV - I BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of 110 and up wards, and interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. 244 Washington jit E. A. WYLD, Manager. LADD ft TILTON, BANKERS "TL ESTABLISHED IN 1859. 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. Bight exchange and telegraphic trans fers sold on New York. Washington, Chi cago St. I-ouls, Denver. Omaha, San Francisco and various points In Oregon, Washington, Idaho,- Montana and British CExchsnge sold on London. Paris, Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. MERCHANTSNATIONABANK- J Frank Watson President r, jj. Durham Vice-President R. W. Hoyt Cashier Geo W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING 1 . BUSINESS. United 8tates Depositary Drafts and letters of credit Issued avail able to all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Oold dust bought LONDON 4 SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce Building. Third and Stark streets. Head office, 65 Old Broad street London. This bank transacts a general banking business, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available tor trav elers and the purchase of merchandise In any city of the world. Deals in foreign and domestic exchange. Interest paid oa time depoalta. W. A. MACRAE, Manager. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan oa Cl tv lot and Un proved f anna. W. A. Shaw ft Co, 843 Stark 8tret- -. . W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan, ia Washing to tn Building. Phone Hood 418. MASSAGE. MDME. H. B. ELY, Dermatologist mas sage, alsetrie treatment. I93tf First st v'.- 8IQM WRITER.-; Jessie Waddeli; BlgTi Writer. 8694 Taylor . street Phone Hood 175. . Portland.. - .. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. johV'A. IVi'ort. Carpenter and r 807 film St.; C and -t,r j - built s 1 r--0. J. a"-M,. f stl re pairing liounc. i lione 1.., Hefp Wasted, mt See. J- . . so EeMjesl. r Has, m a re ami, sw nee. VIA SOUTH Leave. uuuat v ino uy . I Streets. T Arm. I OVERLAND EX-I 8:80pm (PRESS TRAINS.H:4 a IS) xor naiem, ose-i burs.Ashland. Bao-I 8:30 am ramento. Oaden.n0 a can m rancisco, mo- Jave, L-ou Angslea. El Paso. New Or leans and the East At Wo o d b u rn (dally except Bun-I Way), morning train connects witn train for Mt Angel, Sll-J verron. n r o w n a- and Natron, and Albany Local for Mt. Angel and BU- 4KK) p m Albany passenger ..I9:10 a m rerton. Albany passenger .. -cauam icorvallls passengerl6:50 p m 4:60pm lSberldan passengerf 8:2f a sa Uany. iiDally except Sunday. , Robate tickets on sale between Port- ? land, Sacramento and San Francisco. Net tatss 317.60 first-class and 114 aeoond-elaaa. Second-class lnoludea sleeper: nrat-elaaa does not - w - Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HONO s LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be b talnsd at Ticket Offioe, No. 364, cornet Weahington and Third. ? ''' YAMHILL DIVISION. Passenger Depot foot of Jefferaon St, . Leave Portland dally T:20 a. m., 13:80. .1:66. 8:26, 4:0, 8:26. 8.89 p. m. DaUy as cept Sunday, 6:30. 9:40 a. m., 6:06, 11:89 p.i m. Sunday only. 9 a. m, - ' - Arrive Pot Hand dally 1:80, "19:8 a. mi" 1:36, 8:10. 4:30, 6:16, 7:40. 10 p. ro. Dally except Sunday, 6:36. 9:30. 10:50 a. m.: ex cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Sunday only, 10.06 a. m. . . -- 5 Leave for Dallas dally except Sunday 1:06 p. m. Arrive Portland- 9:80 a. m. I'assenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:6aV p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday. Except Sunday. V. A. SCHILLING. City Ticket Agent W. E. COMAN, Freight and Paaseagef y Agent. TIME CARD : OFJTftAlNS PORTLAND '. ' Denart Arriva. '' I QlOaotS. t rtASttl I North Coast Limited... 8:00 p.m. 1rfa.m. -Twin City Express... .11:30 p. m. 1:20 p. BU Kansas City and' St r - - . -, ' Louis Special f:a.in, U:10 P, m. ' Puget Sound limited. 9:26 a. m. -4.46 a, BV-f Take the Puget Sound Limited for Olympla. South Bend and Gray s Harbor . -points. All trains dally. Four trains dally to Tacoma and Seattle. Three through to the East : V1- A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Oaoeral Pass. Art, - - I5S Morrison street Portland a. ura. THREE TRAINS DAILY ' ll FOR ALL POINTS EASTs UNION DEPOT. . CHlCAdO-t'dRTtJLMC SPECIAL. For the East via Hunt. Leave. Arrive. ,:S0 om '.' 9:00 ana Dally Dally ingion "SPOKANE FLYER. For Eastern Washing ton, Walla Walla, Lew is ton, Coeur d'Alene and Qt. Northern points. ATLANTIC EXPRESS. For the East via Hunt ington. 6:16 pm 7:00 ant -Dalljr, uauy ' :60 pa ally 8:10 am Dally - aaasatwV ' Vsf tVt Ttw!!Wi " 3m OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE, ; FOR SAN FRAN 1 CISCO. 83. Oen. W. Elder June 1. 11, 21, 83. Columbia , June 6. 16. 261 FOR ASTORIA and way polnta, connecting with str. for Ilwaoo and North Beach, str.. Has salo. Ash street dock. FOR CORVALLIS an3 way points, steamer Ruth. Ash atreet dock. (Water permitting.! FOB DAYTON, Oregon City and Yamhill River points, str. Modoo, Ash t"$t dock. , From Alns- worth-' 6:00 pm J- Dock 8:00 pm 8:00 pm 5:00 pm ' ' Dally it' ex Sua 1 Dally ex Sua Sat U" pm ti:46ani 6.00 pot ; Mon., WeL, Fri. Thura.. ;"?' Sat - 7:00 am S:0O om :: Tues., , Mon, 1 Wed.. Tnur Sat 1 water pnuHuns.; 'Vi 1 TICKET OFFICE, Third and Washing, ton. Telephone, Main Til. . i PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CQ.l$ Tor Yokohama and Hongkong, eeflrnav at Kobe. Nagasaki and Shanghai, takln) fralaht via connecting steamers for Maw ff."lort- Arthur and Vladlvoatock. V - Vor ratea and full Information call eia or address officials or agents of th Oe R. ft N. CO, 4 Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. i " DEPOT1 FIFTH Leave.- AND I STREETS. Arrtves, : For Maygera, RaW- , J , ler, ClatskJil,West- i port -Clifton, 'Asto ' ' f rla. Warrenton, Fla- x ' ' a m AM. veU Hammond. Fort n:18 A.M. l'W SUvens., Oearhart Pk.. Seaside, Astoria ' , . ,- . and " Seashore Ex- --" -preee, Dally.- ' ' - t:0 P.f. AUitlffir-fM y,lMf Ttcaet 'ou" , - Vtc. GehWPafT Asat Astoria. Or. -.''---."- - -" ,. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballltt, 4S d st TL Oak ? V"" sels an machinery at a.l k!u- t -Blgned. '.---.s v ' - - - ' - 1 , BAT. '. Joseph ReiUl, J C. V. nre, J'l 1 1