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Newspaper Page Text4 tTheTmmehiiairW'yr'J FINANCIAL .'I ' LONDON, Jun l7.-.Hollday. :Bank.' rat, 9,jr cent. - , - - . NEW : YORK. - June 27. Sterling ' ei ahange. long. $4.86; do Short, 94.9s v all er bullion, S2e. ; - . , I - tin FRANCISCO.- Juno n.-Sterllng axehange, (O daye, 94.S5H; do eight, H' Jo doc.. HM; drafts, telegraphic, 12isr d Sight, K. , - , V . y -. V.' 4ajMaaawMMaaaBaMaaaaaaBBBaa U, 1 .,.v Shipping Grain tonnage en touU...'...M..;vt,-tj9 Grain tonnage in port. S;TtDE8 AT "ASTORIA TODAT,w " 'High water , , . ' . , : '' :& a. ikMmiiMitwiMiv'j J 9:90 p.- sn.,.4. ,.......... xeea . Law water - . t 10;u a. TO... i. 1MJ ,U:N p. m...7..... v Waathar cloudy; wind west; bar ; smooth. . 4, .v.f.'-a., tytk? arrivals and departures. -.ASTORIA, Jun. 27eaUed at 9 a- rov Bteamer Columbia, for- Ban Francisco. Arrived Steamer , Elmore, from ,TMa -.. v;0faifl.-';.7-"--f .. 'LONDON, June .-Cargo. Inactive;' California prompt. 9HW0i Walla Watt, la, 26s2M SdJVSngUsb country market Otsutted.. , f . 1N LtVERPOOIi, June 7. Holiday." ' No uotationa, ., French ,. country market gulet H Vr . - , f NEW YORK, - June W.-.-WheaWuly Bloeed T9oj September, T?44v . ., . ' CHICAGO, June rTVWheat-July closed Bo September, T2KC- Corn-iIuJy aloaed ; 980; September, ttVtc. Oa.taWuly, old. 40c do new. IMc, Receipts. 858, OW buab el? ahlpmente, ttilOO bushela. - ; ' t AN" FRANCISCO, JunaT J7.-Dec"mbr Wheat eloaed H.14: " Decembea' barley WHO. Boot wheat, tl.Ul.13. Sarley Feed, mmiio; brewing; 7j4on. Oata Red. $1.15?L. Argentine shipments, V 00 bushels; last week. 856.000 buahele. , , 'A, decline of 10c a dosea on Weetern atandardanaad corn waa about the only special r feature of the local wholesale market today No other changes appear tit th grocery market 7 The butter market ia tn allghtly better condition than for some . time previous. , Stocks r cleaning up wall and quota, tton are steady. The prices for the beat creamery atlll remain at lV&SWbo- Btora and dairy butter are strong at present auotatlona. v' , , ' - - Poultry Is cleaning- up well thua far during the week,' It not being expected that any of the stock win have to ba car ried over, with the exception of ducks, which 'can not now be sold at "any price. lit the fruit' Una the market ia fairly well supplied. Muskmeilona are arriving in tetter supply, but are attll Quoted high, and as a consequence are not In general consumption yet. Today they are selling at I a dyaen. Raapberriea are quoted today at $1.80 pr crate ot 24 boxes. Currants are in the market, but are. not yet quoted at wholeaale, 1 The aupply of new potato la increas ing rapidly and they ara kept moving ratber. freely on account of the cheap prlee. Today the auotatione tnx new po tatoes Is $1.50 a cental. Old potatoea are til) arriving In large quantities," but r dragging on' the market at 40o to 60o cental. GRAIN AND FLOUR. Wheat Nominal; Walla Walla, 66c; bf uestertt, , 67Ho ; valley, (To. ' ; Barley Feed, $22(83 per ton, ' ' Data No. 1 white, n.2&l.30; gray, $L3 . , Flour Beat grades, 3.0G9-60 par barrel; graham, $2.frga.2a Miiistuffe Bran. $17 per ton; middlings, $21.60; shorts, $18; choif, $17.60. iiay-Timothy. lU&U; alovar. l7:M0kV :.: BUTTER, XGQS. POULTRY. Butter Creamery, 17HwlaHo; dairy. 160 17; atore, 1&316C , , Egga We. ' 1 ' ODD SALE 111 fflimj pm AnimalsahdWoolFrom Many Lands Sold at-, . ; : Auction. . . ' (Journal Special Sarrlca.) NSW TORK, June r. There was an nauaual auction, sale Central Park to day, when the surplus aheap and woor of the park flock, and surplus animals of th 10010(1081 collection, war sold. The lot Included four Poreet pwea,.ll Dorset rant lambs, threw buck elka, three doa Ika seven fallow does, one fallow buck, oae) sebu bull, one aebu cow, six Braxll. Uaa ewea, three BrasUlan ram and L143 . pounds of wool. . . '.... , : sfflaTils '. 1 -i ' The United States Case J Against Russia ns t 1 ..J ,. 8 8 VOVIIlVVIt . t ' a ' i (Journal Special gervica'f v. sU ? - - TTIB HAGUE, Juna 17. The presents tlosj' of testimony to ha claims of the United SUtes against: Russia .; We tha aeUrura 'br RuaBia of American seallnji . vassals was begun today before Dr. As- era.'.-'- tba' famous I Dutch arbitrator; Among; ths witneeees on band to testify : fort tha United States are Assistant Beo- retary t Statu Pierce and Captain Geoi' . o. Baker ; ot New " Bedford and C ; H. Townsend of the New York Museum, of Natural History, the latter two at whom . wilt furnish expert testimony on whaling and sealing. Ths bearing- Is -axpected to " occupy several waeka ' 'j The fellow who altps on a banana skin h apt to ba throw on but m raieuraaa. rn.lu.aAj.irn 11 mum. wlna. ; UOUVMS Young America 10, , . , . ' k. " Poultry Chlcliens.. - mixed. UliW fcena, $ij4.6 per doa; broilers. flBtolfe: fryera. 3.W doa; ducks. J doa; turkeys, live, V&ey dreaaed, M16o per geese,, $&7&i.a5., , , ' VEGETABLES AND FRUIT! : Potatoes-New potatoea, $1.50 per cen- Onlons-Callforn'la' rid, Oc$1.00.' r ff Tomatoes $1,604(3 per crate; California tnrnlpa, $11.25; , carrots, $ll.$5:beeta. $L0Ol.a per aack; cauliUower, 76SM per doaen; 'celery, too per dosen; peas, 4 So per lb; asparagus"; $115 box; rad- doa., I2HUc; cabbagea, ' iew nai Dutcn . . . - r .... r V..I. ,1 i. m . . v 1 . muiUix.ao genial, cat ly tvii atsv k" Oregon : strawberries,- 6t)6o . -.9r lb. Oregon, rhubarb, WihVi -ib.j artichoka, per doa.. 40&60C: lettuce, head, per das., Jof 26o; CaUfornla green corn, 85c doaen asparagus beans, Sa per lb.; raapberriaa, $1.60 par crate o U. ' -.-. y Green frult-limona, , $4tM; aranf e. tmu per bo; bananas, WJliownj apples. $4(jf5 per desen; cherries, "i peacnes nwL.ur, L,aunrju iiuuia, box; aprtcaia; 1W; mnak, inellona, $4 per doaen. . . .j " .-'f : DHed frult-Suhdirted .apple.', aacll : or boxes, per lb.. 4(&5o; evaporated. l&lfHcs nlttad. 64i6o. . . l ; - 't GROCERIES.' NUTB." ETC,. . Sugar-Cuba, V, $t76: sruehed. , .$4.7; Dowdered. - $4 60; dry granulated, , $4.60; extra C $Tl0; . golSen C. $4.00j beat, aranulated, $4.4$ per 100 lba, aack basis; Kireli j3c: halt Vrroia. i&; boxea. too per loo'lfca,' above baala, 14a J&4U count for prompt caah; maple, UHfiUo per pound. . Coffee Jiocha, CP2Sc: Java fancy, tW&tci - Java, good, HUOMe: Java, ordl ?aTy7i8320c; Ssta Rica fancy. Coati Rjfca, 'good, 18018c; Coata Rlca. ordinary. 10 12c. per pound; ColumbU roaat, .ArbuclJe.;lUI Mat; Lion, $10 63 list; Cordova, $11.1$; Yoaemlte. $11. Bait Fine table and dairyj oa per aack. T4c; Liverpool, T7eJ Worceeter, tittc; BarlmTWorcesterr bulk. 8W lbs, $3.76; bales !i to 10a, peri bale, Hid v. Bait-Coarse, half ground, luoa, par ton, $20.15; 60s per ton, $0.60. . ; - -. Honey Fancy white. !4Ue; light am ber." 12Vi&14e: dark amber, lOtfflJo. Grain bags-Calcutta. $6.60&6.(6 per 100 for July-August. ' .vv --' . Nnts Peanuts, $0H par pound for raw. 8O0e for . roasted: cocoenuta, t5& ioa per doaen; .walnuta, UUl$o per pound; pine nnta loramfco; hickory nuta, fo; chestnuts, (3.605 . per drum; Bra all nuta, 17c, JVlberta. l616e! fancy pa eana,l40144e: almonda. 1alJie. ; Coal Oil-Cases, 20Vo par gallon; bar rels. 16ci tanks. 14c. -. ...-. ,m - Rloa, ' Imperial,: Japaw No, L $c; No. X 4Ho: New Orleans, 57o. I eana-8mall vhlte, Ue: Urge white, i J-6c: Pink, c( bayoo, $o; Umaa. 4a Salmon Columbia River, one-pound talis. $1.76; two-pound tails. $3.40; fancy one-pound flats, $1.85; helf-pound fancy flats, $1.15; Alaska talis, pink Wc, red ILtS,- two-pound taUa, $$. t v ). HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. ' :' - Hope 1718c par 'pound; contract,!1 f Wool-Nominal; Valley, VWUo-. East ern Oregon, K&tttte. - Bheepsklna oneannga, UtTOuc; abort wool. i6c; medium wool,, $060o; long wool, euctttl each. - . -t Tallow-Prime, per pound, 447440; No, I and grease, SiU68c, Hldea Dry hides, No. 1, 14 pounds and op, 1601BHC, per, pound; dry ldp, Nev J, S to 15 pounds, IScf dry Calf, No. 1 under pounds, 16c dry-Salted, bulla and stags, one-third less than dry Mint; aaltea hides, steers, sound, AO pounds and over, 9c; CO to 00 pounds, 7H8cJ under M pounds and cows, Te; staia and bulla, aound, S9 (He; kip, aound, 15 to SO pounds, Te; veal, aound, 10 to 14 pounds, 7c; calf, aound, under 10 pounds, 8c; green (unealted), 1 per pound -leas; culls lo par pound leas; boras hldea, salted, .each, $1.60!- dry, each, $1L60; colur hides, each, UCQSUc; goat skina, common, each, lOiaiBe; An gora, with wool on, each, 25cl. . HOflUrMiSWim KEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh meats Beef. 7V48c; pork, 77e; per lb: veal, 67Hc; mutton, SSo per lb., dreaaed, tftf&c per lb.; cows and bulls, 4&V4a per lb.; lambs, 6H7 per lb. Hanu, bacon, ; etc. ir'oriiana paca (Western) hams, HH144c picnic, Uo lb.; breakfast bacon, 16o lb.; light aides, ISfco lb.; backs. lUo; dry salted, sloes, UHc: driedhaef setts, io; lnsldea and knuckles, 18o per lb. ; outaldes, 4Ba par - lb.; Eastern packed ' hams under-1$ Ibe., 14o; over 18 Iba X4c; fancy. 16 ; picnic, . Uo; shoulders, lie; dry aalted aides, unamoked, Uc; backs, unsmoked, Uo; , smoked, liiio; butts. UHlHac, , ' ' juara ik.eiue Mar, J3o; attam rendarad. ltVi3. tierce baala . OVER THE WIRES. WASpnfGTON.-Late last svenlng tba House paaaed the Philippine civil govern ment bill by a party vote of 141 to 87, McCaU (Rep.), of ICasaachusetts, voting with tba Democrats.1 ' ;; DETROlTClovernor A.' T. . Bliss, of Saginaw, has been renominated Gover nor of Michigan after a bitter jight ' LONDON. Judge ' Taacrercan, of tba Suprame Bench ot Canada; Robert Boak, of Nova Scotia, and W. D. Shea, of New foundland,' are the Canadians recetvmg enronation aonora. ' . 8T. PETERSBURG-It Is rumored hers that the Russian troops are being rap- idiy wlthdrawa from lCanehurla. LONDON. Incendiary fires are of al moet daily occurrence at., tba military college at Sandhurst,,, To ere Is no cluav. MADRTD-Two are- dead and 14' in jured by a powder explosion at Caraban cheL near bars, yaatorday PATERSON,-N. J.-fThe allk fnlll .env ployes council last night decided against general strlka Many -will return to NEW YOBJO-Formal arrangement baa been mad of the formation ot the Amer ica Steal Foundry, an offshoot of the ateal trust, .with a capital of $40,000,000. . - INDIANAPOLIS-Flve dead and a mO lion and a half of property , destroyed is the sum of the damage dona by Wednesday's tornado In Indiana. ' , K) Great Northern ; Scheme The Great Northern has .bit upon t a plan, .which Should . result' In adding; eventually." a 'generous bantlty ot ahn oleons to Jim Hill's tjraaaury box. The company has Inaugurated a public spirit ed policy toward ths (arming regions of North ' Dakota. "Annually a free trans portation Is given to farmers, tram every village along ita rout to Fargo, whera the faculty of the Bute -Agrtctil- tural College bold Institutes, explaining the ' peculiar necessities of ' local hus bandry and teaching the beat methods of raJidngswxseasful 'Wpa?KiJ fl? These excuralona continue for several weeks , and are productive of much good. This year's trips will Include the farm evs wives and, editors from the different vlliagea, V , .. .1 r . - --f v- V ; m " 'l'"" "'. ' , r;,' l.r3- C ."v- :.To -Bads1;:: ) ; Pat Poor Stlka is did., ' 1 Tarrr Tls; ba niver aven lived to In joy hla Ufa Insurance. Baltimore World.- apricoia, ijv-iic-, tlo-. orunealulian sMer tyum J. t,lkrk.niA(a4c: do whiU, 6c;'pluma. mm F i ve B rot he r s Re u n i ted ?v After ? Fifty, ..Long .'.'Years. - F 'i '" " (Journal Special Servica) "--i CtprrON. Ia., June r.-JuBt years agPiilva brothers, Henry C, Cbarlea H, Pater B. Nicholas E. and .' August M. tngweraen . landed In this country from fiweden. ? Today th five brothers, aack PT whom baa accumulated a good-slaed fortune, . met in reunion here, together with' their chUdren and grandchildren, US members altogether. Ths family gath ering was held in the BchueUsn Park and an attractive .program of-peechea and amusements was carried out, f big hor:sales ; OREGON CITY, June 27. Fifty-seven thousand pounds ot bopa from one yard and tba ' entire crop of another yard have been aold . In this city. The crop of the Isaae White farmone mile east of Marquam, was sold by B. B. Garrett to the J. JL Ruasell Co,' of Portland, 'for 18 cent per pound.. Anthony Moore, cf Molalla, sold 15.000 pounds for U ccnU to .the J. M. Ruasell Co. Alfred Hln man. or ' Butteville, sold from the Al fred Hlriman farm, one-half mile- west of Bnttevllle, 12.000 pounds at, 14 cents. On tba Hlnman farm are one eight-acre yard and ens' five-acre yard. C A. Waaa, ot Portland, was the purchaser; Waaa al so bought - from -Hlnman Bros, v 10.000 pounds of hope on the William Mackin tosh farm, one-half mile north of Butta ville.' This yard haa 27 acres in grow ing hops, and one-half of the . crop la aold to W. M. Mackintosh. The price paid by "Waaa for thla 10,000 pounds ia 14 cent. ' . Lilllenthal Bros., o8- New York, thla afternoon paid 15 centa a pound for 20,000 pounds of hops from th Hamp den Grance farm, five mil, east of -Hubbard. The sale was made by the owner of the bopa, George Pope, of Hubbard, This Is the largest price named for bops thla season. The sales amount losa to $10,000. -. (Journal Special Service.) ASHEfVILLEJ. N. C, Jub' 7.-Chrla-tlaa Endeavorera from alfc parta of -North Carolina are here tor their algth annual state convention. A huge welcoming demonstration will start th ball rolling thla evening and a long and Interesting program of auiet hour services, papers, addressee and discussions, lntersperaed with music and entertainment, will keep the many delegates and other visitors buay until the gathering cornea to a close Bunday evening. , RIVER AND OCEAN. The steamer Homer, under charter to the United States government, cleared for Alaska yosterday to do special work. Tba oil burning steamer Prentiss ar rived in from San Francisco yesterday to load lumber and( piling for a return trip. The river steamer Walker, of the Lewlh River Transportation Company, is at the Portland shipbuilding yards for re pairs. The steamer Anna Barron will prob ably sail from Astoria today for Admir alty Island, Alaska, where aha will b used as a cannery fender. - ' , The British ateamahlps Aapehall and Cymhelin left Fort Town send for ' Ta- eoma yesterday to complete their car- goea of government supplies for South Africa,. .. . . The steamahlp Arab has been chartered to load lumber on Puget Sound ' for Shanghai at 80 ahilllnga. 8ha has been lying in port at San Francisco for sev oral montha . ' The Paclflo Coast Steamahlp Com pan y"a. excursion steamer Spokane has arrived on the Sound, completing her first round trip to Southeastern Alaska points, including Sitka and Muir Glacier and naving oeen aoeeni since juneut The British ship ettrri-strella, ths Cypromena and the Dmnadala are fully due to arrive at thie port, and are ex pected to put jn an appearance almost any day. A number of the early ballast ships wOl arriv In July; " The-Altona, of the Oregon City Tran sportation Company Una, was delayed at MeMlnnvfile six hours yesterday on account of the serious flroeas of Cap-, tain Newt Graham. Captain Bell went up by rail and brought th steamer down. The Pomona, a river boat running be tween Portland and CorvsUis, was struck on a sand bar south of town Saturday night, and with difficulty reached Cor vallls several hours late. The trip -will bate to be discontinued within Very tew day. ' ' " . The United States revenue cutter Thetis went Bometlm ago tn search of the steamer Portland In th Bebrlng sea toe pack, ' and grav fear are being en tertained for hei- safety. Ther ' has been found debris bearing evidence ot having com from th cutter, and ttuy rtne men believe that both el hav met With disaster. " It is reported that certain members of th crew- ot tba schooner Novelty, re cently - arrived at San Francisco from North. Bend, wlU be . tried by th 80 ors Union of the. Paclflo for insubordi nation.' . Th men refused totron to during -th last trip of the vessel, and a this Is proceeding not to the liking ot th union, an investigation will be. made, 11..'' Hv' - The owners of th big fleet of wind jammer which ply-between Puget Sound and the Australian ports, say toe Seat tle Time, ar raislngf a decided "bowl over the lawa passed by .the federated colonies- Which fanposo a cuatom duty on every ounce ef stores used Ty a for eign ship tn those . waters. - Tba tax is not 'A nominal one but all -. that : th traffic will er and U.even arbitrary. - Tba biggest Ivory market In lb world t at tha London docka. wher th Quar terly sale average tB00,H ' IMM IW .... . ... i .i. . NORTHWEST NEWS PUEBLO, Colo. Georr Elwin, a atrlk picket, . and policeman Joseph Bhepard were killed bar yesterday by Jacob Dodgaon, a reaUurant man, whoa plaoa had -been deolarad' unfair. .. , , , MERCUR, Utah. Tb r rebuilding of tbi town, daatroyed by fire on Wednes day, ' ba already begun. .The aoUmataA loss Is $300,000. MACKAT. Ids The Whit Knob Cop. per Company has . abandoned it plant her,' on which It baa spent $1,000,000. Thre hundred employe will be thrown out . . , OLTMPIA. Wash.-Tha National Guard quabbl at .Colfax, in which Captain' Baker and thre privates were miced up, baa ) resulted ; In the diabonorabta dis charge of tba latter. t EVERETT; ' Wash. Mi France Cur- ran Is dead and Mra. C. A. Betta fatally burned from th explosion of a lamp hero yesterday. jl"T ' , , ;.; WEISEB. Ida.--A. R, Burler, postal rout Inspector, .who has just returned from Thunder Mountain, reports 8500 peo ple In the new cimp. j- SEATTLE Thb Northwest Christian Endeavor' convention opened here last evening with lrg- crowds in attend ance. - , . BEDRO-WOOLLKT. Wah.-John Ben nett, held hero for the murder of Nora Fuller in San Francisco, haa been for mally charged with the crime. H haa been refused a writ of habeas corpus. , VICTORIA, B, C.Colonel a H. Hayoa, formerly of Portland, Or., ha been ar. rested here for obtaining, 81000 by Jfalse pretenses front Captain John Irving of mis city. ,f c . ' s - , f : "'E;:.,Wi.; Th public ia warned not to buy .'ticket for the Letter : Carriers' excursion 'With out seeing that they bear the imprint of th City Delivery,' Division in red Ink. Alt others ar fraudulent COMMITTEE. That th-a Slavs trade la still being car ried on at MhscatJ- waa shown recently when Portuguese gunbaata captured slave dhows and set frea 700 slavea'. NEW TODAY. Best Sugar Cured Hams 14c Best Creamery Botter44oe and 45c Good dalry...,....M.J-.:.. Fresh ranch tzzs. 4ot.,.......,..,.,..2oc Picnic t1amu.....,....., w...,.'.t,li Boneless hams.,.i,.rt. ,....;.iac Lard, s-tb.pait, compound J.soc Full Cream Cheese.,.,;.., ..,.., 15c SWISS ChCS6favt ae3SC Oregon Cream Brtck ilb......;.,.V.:35c 60c Te.:...: , J5C Java-Mocha coffee, .J. ..35c A1UKUAY l WHlCKblX DAY. LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO. 364 Yamhill Street. fa MM M IH I WILL NOT JOIN TUB MEAT TRUST Mutton Chop...., ....... Semper lb. Leg of flutton M.;.M.......8c per lb. Lean Roast of Beef..:.....,..8c per lb. Beef Steak ;::... 8e per lb. Pot Roast of Beef....,.....8c per lb, Pork 5an5aj;e , 8c per lb. Hamburgh Steak..............'... per lb. NASH BROS., 43 North 6th St - Come earl$ and avoid th rush. 0. RECHSTE1NER; 307Third St, . PRICE LIST f bars Owl Boap , 7 bars Golden Star , f bars Lenox Soap I lbs Arbuckle'a or L4oa Coffee t cans Oysters ...., .,.., .tSo .So .25o .Z30 .25o .XSo .lo .10c .Uo m ) I cans Deviled Ham................. Scans Ec, Cream .........r,M.... I good Mop Handle t paokagea Corn Starob .....,.... aw. I packages Celluloid a ) .,tlc Order delivered to all parts ot frea of eharga : . . tb dty Rare Bargain ! Beautiful new modern t 7 -room bouse, just finish!, fa Nob Mill of East Side. Built; by contractor for himself. Leaving city, roust sell. Inquire Owner, oj Washington St! NOTICE OT SPtOAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING . - rTbtlca la hereby given that the eresl. dent haa called a special meeting of the stockholders of The Willamette Oil Com pany for July Sth. 101, to ba held at th nour os p.lbi., mi uuicf vi uiv voin pany, for the purpoao- of authorizing a dissolution of the corporation and dispos ing of th property of th Company by consolidating with th Standard Rock, Oil and Aspnaltum Raflnmg Company of uaa ranao, Th annual meeting of the atockhold- era of the rnneviiie. iAua at jivestoca: rnmnanv will be held at M Front street. Portland, at 4 p- m on July l. ISOt. .'or tae purpose of electing a Board of LMree tor for th ensuing year, and transact ing aucn Otner uunmc mm way proper ly come oeiore w mums. - -, LEO FRIED BVPrealdent! . .!.!'' . ir M Front street.) v Portland. Or.. Jun W, IMu. , i-. ,- CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard of the -world : aafe aold aa easy payments; trade your old aafa for a on. Morrl Bat Lock Car fj irs t"V v ? '.-- FOR BALK One-borspower - eleetrlo .motor for sale cheap. . lnqulr ol easa- jer, turn wiuw ,- .... pebsonal;' A -FIRST HONOR" High School grad' ' VamlO iraWJl w-iiivMvwj wr ia twmvi ' backward pupils. Excellent ifer?ncs. Terms retMiuibiiV r Aii4rM "W, ' c&r turn ioorn-J i . 1 t. - aka fiat ii I tr4 tV flflwlnwa) A Tn CompftDy; 9Biy m Mmtt4 number to t . Laitwia cm iw iw yum mwi '' a . .a VfMlaAn sa ft . . .. - ggalBT, (Vf aUM VI ... ,',.; .'.. ('' ,1 MRS. BTEVEN8. the leading Palmist and Liairvoyani, givea rename m vn m affairs of life; readings. Wo. UXA Mor- tlaon at) 4 . , , r - ROOMS FOR RENT. . 16 ALDER, cor. 12th Nicely furnished front rooms; an onanlaaa; suUabl NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS, light and bath.' UM tn1 " THE ROSStllH 1st,' cor. flalmon; ai gam rooms; Transient aouciiea,. ratum Red iffiL - FURNISHED- ROOMS UH4 1st at. cor. ismnui, inuuient aouoneo. eivws THB ORAND New management ) light, X , airy. room, patna. sri xamniu: j.tai. Hood T1S. " FURNISHED ROOMS Bath. tel. i inmii; : near oar. w est rare, r-noo Or sen g2i. THB BURBANKV SU T am hi 11 We II -furnished front, rooms and- board: i- ale . .tabl board, ; - --. t THE' LOCKWOOD, S51U MorrUon st gon tiouth (tav . . ; ' THE! -' METROPOLE New management. Qt& flfarlr lio-ht. alrv rmnuf rAaannflhla MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck building; steam neat, newiy lursnnw. sum eiara. THE CASTLE 871 Wash.; room for gen tlemert; transient. v xei, ouui m. s. ? HELP'WANTEDw-MALE." LOOOERB: mill and yard men: meand teams ; wooa-cnoppers: larm nanoa ana milkers; work of all klnda In and -out of ctty for men and women; so-day guarantee on every ticket. .- Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT '.AQENCT, t2tM Morrison: branches, 1H7 Surnatd and Q North Third. ' WANTED A solicitor for rubber stamp f oods, city and country. Busby z-isa, 17 The Dekum. 'i ' '" I ,'XAIR SPECIALIST. k. E. Devere, the specialist In treatment iof hair and acalo, s-VM, The Dekum; "pllonw Red 2849. . , . 1 BATHS Spowden, Bathrooms, VWi Wash., roOnrd. . treatments. , ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. BalUd, S 2d at. TsL Oak 78. Tea- eel and machinery of1 all kinds algned, . ' i ' , : aTTnRN'VR. Paxton.. Beacb A Simon, 111) Chamber t Commerca , ' - -...5. . .. -, ; ; , Charlea A.' Lucas, room 29 Chamber of ' sT fktri rvkam a an ... .: James 6ieaaow," I and S Mulkey Building. ' A6BAYER AND ANALYST. Paul . Baumel, Aeaayer and - Analyalat;- gow uust-. nought. Htara st , k BARBERS.- Joaepb Reidel, soli Morrison . BARBERS' SUPPLIES. USWIS-STENQER Barber Supply Co. Grinding of att sharp edge . tools a ape elalty. - ldlf First St. - BICYCLES. Frad T.. Merrill Cycle Co 106-111 Otb at. B00T8 AND 8HOE8. A. Dreyera, 17 Third at J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDER8. John A, Melton, Carpenter and buUaar. S07 Stark .sU office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re paring bouaea 'Phone Main 77. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. L. Mitchell, Expert Chlropodlat Knight a Shoe Store,, 24 Washington at, Phono Hood m : CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman,- Chocolates and Bon Bona,' sea Washington at. W. J. Powell, Candle and Cigars, 420 - Washington at. . CONTRACTORS. FHANK B. " CAMPBELL, carpentea and builder; repair .work. KS First at,; phon Front, 1206. CYCLIST8 AND MACHINERY. Sewing Machin and Bicycles, Hi Mor rlaoa atreet, CORNICES 8KYLIGHTS. Metal BxyUghts, GalvanUed Jjron Cor nice. J. C, Bayer, tbi Second el CREAMERIES. La Grande Creamery Company, butter, ogga and cbeeae. DA Yamhill at. Phone . wregon aaaiu iii. COAL AND WOOO. Oregon Fuel Co.: dealer in an kinds pt coai sail wwwu, avowui ( i- Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, 80 Third st. Phon Maha S6S and Col. . DENTISTS. 8. M, Hamby, P. D. 8., room I Wash Ingtoa lildg., Washington and ttb at. Theodora S. Thonfpeon, BO-al Washington k Phorie Hood ill Eft fl f a aaravAVt h isJiAfnn 9 slTarl t slaMnaCin f . sb avaaaasa rv w a mm Building, aiV Morrison '. treat, near ruin. - . . DRUGGISTS. O. P. S. Plumcer, tw-ta Third at Row A Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank 1. Btralhig, Ut Washington at, Laue-Davl Drug Co.; 17 td at, Phon 54. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Works Office, W yiasnmgwn - Western Electric Works. MSH Wash, at FOR 8ALE REAL ESTATE. BBAL B-taU and ora Bujlnos Agency. , HAT MANUPACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO VATORS Only Place In Portland for god work: unto hatter. Boetoo Hat Company, tB Fourth atreet: phon Black 1822. ! -i. v'?- '....e.. . ENGRAVERS ' u.y ; Ulcke-Chattea injtraving Company Mor rieon, between Flrat and Second Ota. ! EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Oregon Employ ment Co. ZO Burmndo at Asms Empleynletit Bureau, Vt Morrison. V-Help free to employer, Phon North : XXL COlUmbIa SST. '.- ;.--,-.-r,-!..--. ;.-, FINANCIAL. I30e, Oho to loan at 9 and 9 not seat .Wa Beta, m Morrison st., - . . CLAIRVOYANT. FURRIERS.; Th BUvMflold Fur Mfg. Co., Stt Morrt- BAM Si ' t ' GROCERS,- F. Dresser Co HO-Ut Washington at. Owen H. Serpl Co. fancy Qrooariaa. as aaornaoa at. - ... . , . HAIRDRE88ING. -MANICURINQ, '' Parta Hair Store, Washington ti as to-dato hair dreaaera. - - ;. Rosenthal Sisters Wlg-maklng and curing, uv inn au Hooa KL4. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth HAY AND GRAIN. W. & Lauthers, 110 North Third st. Lime, HOUSE FURNISHERS. . . b. riiW.YlAlkl. J RtMM. tit i , CA I urta A Bonsv KM7I First, tVhZit Tana, hill.,. Both phones io. . ... INSURANCE. Buffer,. Burgard C9-1 "Washington at. JEWELERS. Beldlng Bros., Diamonds, Watches, tc, is x mra si, -: - Th L. CHearichMn Co., Jewelers and opuciaoa, 2 Washington si. The a.-. Heitkemper vCOL.i manufacturing jewelers,, xt jaorrison a . ,;. John ' A. Beck, watcbea, diamonds, ate, Mvrnata si, ... -, , . LADIES'. 'TAILORING, ' ' Ladles' tailor-mad eulta; fancy ambrotd- ereu anu applique ureases gaa muuimis. S'ephan'a,' 2-Alder V ' ; ". LAUNDRIES, Clean Towels Dally: ComD -brush, soap, .11 Pr month.. Novelty iiupply Co.4f 1PUI L rj.-t. Bt UW.( r ,- i .- ... HDHB. H. -JSt. ELY, Drmatologlat,i snaa aaga.-eiotU4 treeti&at" - sink - MONEY TO LOAN. MONET ' to "Lean- on City lota and Im proved farm. . w A. anaw A Cov a Burs sireeu . ..i--. W.5 A. HATHA v AT 'Money to loan. 19 waawngiotn juuaing. fnona uooa ui. MUSICAL! INSTRUMENTS, - ss wsa , aaiaai4Wsu aw wshuw - atrucUon, prof. ts,nu Smith, reaUlanoe of weutli. .r'none.orowa .-. Fisher Makr Btore. Everything In musle. Phon Red ft., ltt Thlra at, . . t M0NUMENT8. Otto Schumann. manumental and build ing work, .2u4 Chird st. . istlmatea on - ursvuiaae van isv noes vwj,- PATENT: FOR SALE FOR BALE, 'at eacrlnce. A Interest M a vaiuaute patented wapbali paving pro , cess; j aa oeen operaiev ucoeasmiy. Auuresa joom. uu rfourua oiuue. 4 "" PAWN BROKERS, CnlTHeTS:y7TWw!ff T Portland Loan Offloa. Dan Marx, nron, 71 Third au, neir Oak. Phone Brown 416, Unci Myers, Jeweler. 143 Third at. PHOTOGRAPHERS.' E7WrMobre. 'crayon Anil All jpbrtxait Third and Washlnatoa at. ' REAL ESTATE. Th King Real Eatata Association. . 723 Chamber of Commerce. . . - Chaa. H. Korell, real estat and mortgage . loan. t wasnington. - aaain asa. RESTAURANTS. Mortis' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel, . . Strouae's ReaUurant, 228 Washington at City Chop Houae and ReaUurant U Third i- at. N. .. . 8IQN WRITER. Jessta Waddell, Sign Writer, KStt Taylor treet Phon Hood 176, Portland. SLOT MACHINES. All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., UI Washington at . - - . ' 8T0RAGE AND TRANSFER. C O, Pick, office (8 First at bet Stark and Oak; phone 686. Piano 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. 12s First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third atreet All makes of typewriters, tor rent Supplies for all machine. X A M. Alexander A Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. Ol?erTaTanric1iet"6 to 120 saved to all points,. TAILORS. Bon Ton Tailoring Co., 84 Third at, oppo alta Chamber of Commercei t , TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THE INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Schools, fieraaton, Penna. Edgar Faulk, TRUNK- FACT04.Y. Harris Trunk Co., trunk s. valises, satcav ela. te., art Morrison St WALL PAPER. H. P. Christenaen, wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh at., corner Alder. Ernest Miller A Co., waU paper and dec oration a 127 Flrat at WINE DEPOT. THB COLUMBUS California Win De pot P. Loratt Prop. All klnda wfne. t glaaa. Fine wines, liquors and cigar. Headaoartera for cooks, waiters and bartenders. 14 Fourth at Or. phone Mala WL- - BANKS. CANADIAN BANK OF OMMERCIU ' With which la amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Capital paid up ,..j,.j.vo,oi Riwerva ...... 2.OO9.009 Transact a general banking bttslnea. BAV t BANK DEPARTMENT? , Accounts opened for sums of Ii9 and up warde. and interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. t(4 Waahlngtoa at . ; N: . . s SL A. WTUCA Managor.' , unn tc TILTON, BANKERS . ' . T" ESTABLISHED IN 1S5S). . Transact a reaeral bankln buatn. Interest allowed on time deposit i f.ntiMM made at all points on f Labia terma Letters of credit Issued avails Blaht exchange and telegraphic trans. -r, aold on New Torn. Waehfnirton, Chi. caco. St Loula Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and varioos point In Orwnn, Washlnaton. Idaho, Montana and British CEx '? " on London, Pari, Berlin, Franalort and I'ong Kong. , EAST SOLITIU lfxi Fifta and Leava Arrtva. i6VERLAND"EX (PRESa TRAINS. i Direei S:S0po H:an : ror . oaiem, tese burc.Aahland - Sao- I . , ... MtSl t JO a m ranunto. - - Oaden. nan s raneiaco. o- IJava Los Anceles.1 El Paso, New Or-1 leans and the Eaat At Wo d b u ra (dally axcent Sun- Iday). mornlnc train counecta witn train ror Mt Angel, Btl vertoa. Browns- .111. . ImI..M and. Natron, and Albany Local fori ait. acgat and au- lln VM am Albany passenger '. PWrTI tap iCorvallla passenger txwpon ; H:w p m lonerrasn -psssengeri s: a a "DaUy, . ijDally except Buaday, J7JT Roat ticket on aale between Port land; Sacramento and Sao Francisco. Net -ratea 117.60 flrst-class and U seaond-elaaa. . Second-elaas Include . sleepers- flrst-olaea doe not ..'.i:,,. Rates and tickets to Eastern points an fY??l? A1 JAPANy CHINA. ..HON O ;.. LULU and AUSTRALIA Can ba ob- f ined at - Ticket Otttce, No. 264,' come . 'wms m man louu, ' i . ij ; TAMHILL DIYlalOrr. Paasenger Depov foot of JetXenea 8t ,-. LeaT Portland dally fd a, m., 13:2 1:56. 9:28. 4:40. 9:2ts 919 jTav Dally oeptjsunaay, i;au, :o a nL, l.lS,JiM V -m. Sunday only, 9 a m.- -. ,j -- .tw Arrive Pottland dally, 9:20, 10:99 a. m4 1:25. 9:W, 4:30, 9:18, 7:40 10 p. naT Daily except Sunday, 4:tS, 9:90, 19:M a, m.r a cent Monday,. U:4 a. m.; Sunday alJ'a 10.06 a. m. - - ... . . -. - Leave for Dallas dally except flnndarV 9:06 p. m. Arrive Portland .9:99 a. taw laaaenger train Ieves Dallas for Ah-lio Mondays, Wednesdays and Frldaya at 9:6b -p. m. Returns Tueadaya and featurdaya, xospt Sunday. - v - - V. A. SCmLLINO. City Ticket Agent,' W. E. COMAN, Freight and Passengea' Agent . ' j . ,t .1 TIME CARD 0FJTRA1NS North Coast Limited... 2:00 p. to. . ):00a, iv : Twin City Express. . .O1O0 p. m. f0p.a Kansaa City and St m - 1 ' -Louis Special ....... 9:28 A nt, 41:19 P. n. PUget Sound Limited. 9:2S a. m.. 9:41 p. n, -v ....TK.n.W.. r .-tit - Take ' ths Puget Bound TJtnltd 1 fot Olympla, South Band and O ray's Harbo ; Solnta. All train dally. ' Four train ally to Tacoma'and Beattla, I brea -through to th Eaat - t.i- r.v t i . - ' -A- Di CHAtttlTON,- ' x' 9ES Morrlaon atreet . . ,, PprtlandOra, . - i mm i'i kiV iv atoiriiiirj , JMJkffioirGldna. THREfl TRAINS DAILY - ( FOR ALL P0INT5 EAST s tTNlON DEPOT. I Leava Arrlva, dAAO-PORTtAlJD'i-Wam 4piaj SPECIAL. Dally , Dally For the Eaat via Hunt- ington. ngRJEAN-OOTEar OTTur 7an' For Eastern Washing- Dally . Vaujf ; ton. Walla Walla, Lew- , ' iston, Coeur d'Alene and i , , , Ot. Northern polnta ATLANTICS EXPRESS, g:(0 pin 1:10 an' For the Eaat vU Hunt- Dally ' Dally ington. .--' I "s ' OCEAN AND RnTER BCTHFiDULB. ' y ; FORsSAN FRAN- .. From, . CISCO. t. Alns ..M SS. G. W. Elder- , ; worth) .; 5 Junel, U. JL ! P2fk ! B8. Columbia - 9:00 pa June tf '. ' TOR " ASTOrCC and:00pm 9:00 pn way points, connecting Daily Daily with atr. for Ilwac and ex Sun as Sua ; North Beach, atr, Haa- gat lis aalo. Ash atreet dock, v p m LZ-1 FOR CORVALLIS and axn 8:00 pa, i way - points, steamer Mon., , Tuea.. Ruth, Ash atreet dock. Wed ' Thura - (Water permitting.) . FrU,,. " 8at , FOk DATTON, Oregon 7:00 ana 3:Wpn City and Yamhill River Tuea., Mon., v . polnte. atr. Modoc. Aaa Thur Wed., - itreetdock. Sat , FrU . (Water permlttrng.) f TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washing-, ton. Telephone, Mala 712. ' PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. , ' ror Yokohama and Hongkong: eamm V at Kobe. Nagaaakl and Bhanghal taking ? nilKbt via connecting steamers tot Ma ; Sua Port Arthur aad Vladlvostach. iror rates and full Information call oa r address official Ol agents ot th Ov ft N Cov - Astoria & Columbia C River Railroad Co. AND I STREETS. Arrives. Leaves. I . . ; D.ln 1 ; .... . . For iay". 'V""T v:..---; .r.v ler. Clat8kanle,West-l oort Clifton, Asto- t Ha. Warrenton. Fia-r -i Ket Hammond. Forthl.-lJ A.M. latSeana. Gearbart f ; : , t.OSAJf Pk., Seaaldo, Aatorlai ' - id ' aeaanurn !--. ..-. presa, Daily. s I ' ' Astoria Express, V 1 1:49 pkM T :09 TujjMt offlcs, fA Morrlaon street and VjC. MATO, General Paengr Agant, 51" B" RCHANTn NATIONAL BANK- t ,jmiU PORTLAND, OR. . .k w.tun ...Prende -v w.ivin .-. President K purham ,.VlPreli;t wHoVtr;:.v.i;t;n"' TRANSACTS A OKNFRAL BANlUNiJ -'' "''i:;TJn!r4Stt lpoaltary. . TDraft and letters of eredlt Issued avail aw to all parte ef th wrlt abJO ' " 'rrIitw. Gold aunt honirht. vomctiuu.- .i- ' - - - TENDON eV SAN FRANCISCO PAN Ai-y. -LIMITED. Chamber of ; Commerce Fnn.iing, ""ThU- v and rarn arw . ;! jFTa4 Offica. id liroti - J r Thla bank traasncts bnslnens, makes Inn". : loAtiea letter of ert-.. t a elr and the t-ur.-ii , any city of ' en') dnme ' " ' iuti- t I ' '