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Newspaper Page TextU XT ' if fc . ft- t-sJtw,V-, . 1 a. . tiv - A M f ssma sv-sv msm an..w i swsj -- - - ' -"'- ss v. s,.,. . jgaf- m-&f..rrj f ' 4s. w . t ' 4- r rf i. ; -r 1,' t ' j- ;i. , . ' The Comnieriai EWorld j i FINANCIALS :"N tONON. 'Juy l-nsIs,'f6 Bwr, t-16c; buik taU,. yw cant , ' NEW, YORK. July ;Usterllrig exchang. -fe2f' " 49 hor silver bullion, - ' BAN FRANCISCO. July lmrtlnf uiio, hi uay, -; ao signt ? 3 drtiu, tolgra.iblo, Wto; f alsht, 10c v Shipping, OrUn tonnan en route..... 114.K5 finla totuwct is port... ., 9 ; t TIDES AT ASTORIA TODAT. t Hlm3.:.-. ,.-Rt feet 1:08 p. m........ , 8.1 leet t low water- ' ,V 113 e tn.k4aMKy.V' feet - :2f p. m.t ....8. feet Weather oJoudy; wind northwest; bar moottw . s. r ' i ARHIVAL8 AND DEPARTtTRKS. . ASTORIA, July L Arrived et i nd left Hp at 9:40 p. m. June ao Steamer laqua, Irom Jt Medanp- . 8an FranclBco-Salled June SO t 10 p. kAteemer AJHaqee, to Wrtlane, Or. Grain. LONDON, July L Cartoee eteady; Cal fornla prompt, t9t M(&3Ua: Walla Walla, we M. EngUsh country tnarketa Quiet. UVERPOOIi, July . September wheat loaed 6s 8Vftd. . French ountry market uteu . t -NB!j,C.SRK' July . llwheatfoiy Closed HH; September, rtji -. CHICAGO. July t VTlfeat-Juiy'dloeed JPies September, 74Hc, Corn July clone 1 - T4o; September, 2a. V Oate July, t old. 4o: tew. 484e. Recelpta. (84.0W busbels; shipment, 670.000 bushels. - " ' . SAN FRANCISCO, July t-Wheat De- embar, n:l6 December barley, .Mc, feuot wheat. 1.131.1 Barlr Feil. 396c; t brewing, 7i4c(fftl. Oats-Red, "V? drain Shipments. The cereal year just closed show that the' wheat shipment from Portland ran Ver dose to 17,000.000 bushels. Though thf crop of 1901 was tha largest ever bar Vested, still Portland shipments were lightly leu' than those of last season Swing to the fact that all the Inoreasa was in territory not reached by lines run ning out of Portland, , y : . ' A great Increase lo Portland shipments tn: MOM Is expected from the Columbia River counties and If the work Is pushed n the Snake River road the crop fion ihe Clearwater country wlU cpms through Portland The wheat growers were ln teed fortunate this year owing to low ocean freight rates," some being as low as the lowest freight rate of 197. - THE MARKETS. The arrival of a lot of smalj fruits from California on the steamer Oeo. W. EStder yesterday afternoon livened op the market a trifle this morning. The vege table market was about cleaned out of fcertfj vgrletles of Cf Ufornla y egttftbles and the arrtrat of the steamer's shipment camir tn handy." "A" nfimVeifdf quotations , show a cbangty.to-Ju.-Aj iNew potatoes are quoted at' .tsti.6 aliUl. ; The egg markttlfl'Semans With quo tlong t JDo Mib-tW jd receipts yerjr llghy . ,t reeaipta, sxmtlua. at tbe pre, ent rats,' an adtaOfe iqay.be looked for almost iany dayi ., - -A ti 'pMt! creamery butter? is quoted to-flay-at 17HC30o" a' pound. Receipts of creamery tmtter'1ceeiratoot even with the demand. Dairy, butter 1 quoted hjgha,ri,4;'',:"t' i;.;Sf .i;t;.V'v. Ducks are U11 arriving In large num bers and are a drug on tha market. Deal ers da'aot " want i t buy them at any price and, the best thing that the far mer can do la to keep fthen -at home un til a demand springs up. Spring chick, ens are also arriving In large quantities and the market Is clogged. Dealers are selling them at almost any irice r A decline in the price of Liverpool fine salt was made this morning. Bales de clined 78c;? 60s U a ten. aad 1M S4.80 a ton. Coarse salt remains unchanged, . ii; - QRATN AKD rUSVW - ,v"" "' c WhsaWNominal: Wall Walla, W, bluestem, TOoi valley, 67o. . Barley-Peed, WW per ton. : v -j '..''' " . i I. I. U' , , , , '. j - ,p. STQRMS ANDiTR0U9JL WILL REIGN .-..' Ai .younf American astrologer, I Srrita to inform the public, from a scien. tifloand sttrologtcal standpoint, that tha . tttfiiTili tndJltf' and Itapart. ta ina). the tact hat some treat and heavy thunderstorms With orach beat and lightning are lmmi. tteot durlnK tha month, of July on tha fd, td, tth, lttb, 16th, 16tb. 17th, MOvtOtn and 31st, in particular on the td, 15th. 18th. andtotn. r , Thaa iorm wlU traTar thugn .lh " following places; ew Jftrk. New Jersey. Wuhlngtoa, U, C, Pennsylvania, Massa-' ehueettsy MlxJVrl. Connecticut, Ohio, Nevada, Colorado, IUIikBs, i Kansas and Tsnne.;,,.. , .-;., During tba month of July It will be well for rlen authorities In the above men tioned tarea to us mora than usual vigi lance, I and some great trouble la lndi cated to prison or place of confinement, either tn tba nature of an epidemic, out break or (Ire. Thla evtfwiU .be mainly in evidence on tha tdv 4th, Ha, sta, 7th, 17th, 18th, Uth, 29th, totk and iUt. . . I further nnd that President Roosevelt Will enjoy an unusually fortunate month, .and he will continue to receive high bon- v rs, much credit and esteem with tha ' a. . ,.M . - - a. aa . . . w . . . n l I8th and Mtfi. When It Is advisable for our President to guard against much llander, dishonor or discredit and guard' himself both in speech and action. ' ' This will prove to be an unusually tan fortunate month for farmer, land owners r real aetata men, especially so on the td, td. and "tth, when w shall aea of, oat great calamity occurring to publio pulldlngs and en these date our Govern, snent wBJ expaiianoe aonsideranl trouble ad our aoldter will have their hand H , i , i ,., : Too Hot For Viznity.IJi I 4fsy Why did yon not accept btmt :. Bell Welt It was so hot"J eouldnt P fuse him with, the tragi dignity that Wculd make blm regret and eoma back 4 rM gala,-yws Teptes. 5 J , oatso. i Win njsmr tr7, .a? FlourJ-Bet grades,' llOdfftW par barrel; MUistuffs Bran; iir per ton; middlings, 122; shouts, qhop.-IO.fiO. v . . Hay-Timothy sUOiS; Cloven, 17:6001. 'j BUTTER, BOOB. POULTBT. ' ' Butter-JCreamery, 17a0c; dairy. W toe; store, sa.u-. .,v . Eggs 19o. U&ufil. ,-.-' ' eaeese Pull - ereanv . twin 1 WHO Toung America, 140, - "'' Poultry-Chickens, mixed. ; HSgiJBS beas, ' K2S4.7 per do.; broilers, S2.S09 S 00; fryera IS.00SS-W; ducka KOOW per aosr turkeys,' live, uwb; i per lb; geese, t6.7S96.25. . dosr turkeys,' live, Utte; dressed, lfl i ;V TWFTWE AJ".rWH- $ Potatoes-New potatoes,: tl.25Ot.60 per Ontofls-CaUfotnlr red -loctmr yw Tea n va 1 A . ,r ' m..i M wftp crate: turnips, $ll.a5; carrotsTtDo do, bunches; beeuv Kn ilm 4lin.liHHullllMnr. 760)900 Per docen; celery,, 9irPn doseni So per- ibr ipdrgu, -- tL25 lines, per do., UftlSo; s" Ww ww. w 1 . -., , pen dosenr peas, n ,13 DOS; ran- sreen onions. dox., 12Vi16cj cabbages. Oregon, lHo per lb.'; Oregon strawberries,i vwJoper IM uregon rnuDaro, 10 per iu., ku Eer aos- Mxgmcs lewuoe, . asparagus beans, a par raspbartles. ti.6Q per crate ot st. , ... - . , i rvulb-LMnana. 14OiS0t erangeS, I4-V4.GO per boa: banana, 2S; pine' apples, 45 per dosen 5 cherries, 7bco?u peaches,S96V; California plums. tLOUt Sox; aprloots66c; Ea- oosen; , weiermeioiw, .w.uv - h Dried frutt-Sun-drted 'apples, .sack or apricots, UHllo: peache. llo: pears, Zy.i i . 1. I , o 1 1 n a M! fur. CSl for Tl&cvCimta; d wblte(j eof pluma. ; pitted, Ji6.,'. :iv; ).t-;3?ps-t .'; iiV -vVtJBOCsRjsa.- UT.;jBTCku; Bugar-rCuba. ' H76; cruhed. powdered. t4.0r ry pHt4. tt76 beet. U0; ' golS' basle; barrels, loc; half barrola,a8c; boxes, 6U rranuiateo, vr- w per 100, lbs., above basis, o per ; i o. oi. ipoupt for prompt casH; v maple, vMHSlte per' pound,"- - " "; '- ' .. Coffee-Mocha, S888ci Java, fancy, isiii Java, good, UUO-40I Java. rdl Py7i8faoctco.ta Klca fancy. TWr; dinarv. lOaTs -i Bound: Columbia roast, til: Arbuck itnli II.,- Onrdnva. BiKin. tabla and .dairy. - 80s oef sack. 64c; UverpMO;-iW-rceeteri two; SarrelsTWorcs.W. mV-. r-W kTi.a va tn lua. r bale. 13.10- , gait-Coarse, halt f roundi. VMtJWS. te. gio.ie: ov per io"v,Z"-TTm,tl. .. w. Honey-Fancy white. I401tc: light K.V i!iuiRii4fl!. dark amber. 10 13a. drain bags-Caleutta., I8.6mj per 100 'NAsrnSst&M vr 'powitf fo' raw. 09o for roasted; cocoanuts, 160 too per. dosen: , wainuts, jzwukj per pound; pine nuts, vmuw; nioxory nuts, frt- flheatnuta.-U.60&6 per drumt Bra- all nuts. 17o; ' alberta; Wflte; fanoy pa i.i14U: almonda I2tt015c. VAo: Kw Orleans, ;ari70. . All.a, naluaaLla. KJvee. M--natB4 talis. tL76; two-pound tails, tJ-40: fancy one-pound flats, fl.66; , helf-pound. fancy natsrttU; Alaka tails, pmk tOo. red 11.15; two-pound tails, ft, - , Beans-Small White. e: large white, t l-e: pink, to; bayous Ho; Umas, 4e. , HOPB WWh AND HIDE& Hops17Heito per pound r contraot, It Bneepine ni , U02te short wool, miboS Veaiurn wew, long . a-aHaw. JMme, .prpaund, C4Ue; No. a ...I mua.tU&ail.. , m ikiAibua er Dound: err un. No. 1. 6 to 16 pounds. Wr ry wi, o. i unoer a nniiKila. iae: dry-salted, bulls and stasa. one-third less than drwfllntrsalted hides. IMML UUfUL .Of nUBQl .11. BTW. aonmzi 60 to 60 pounds, under 60 pounds and cow, 7c; sugs ana ouu. souna, wa BHo; kip, sound. ie-te-SW pound. 7c; veal, sound. 10 to 1 pounds, 7e; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, to; STaea anaalted), lc pes pound iss; cull 1 P.Pound le: horse bides, salted, each, ft60t: dry. each, fl130; tour bmss. acn. sntjwc: goat skins, common, each. logiOe; An gora, w(tn -woot on, aetcn, aacwe-. Mohalr-tsetOa,;.. , . . MEATS AND , PROVISIONS. Fresh meats-Beef. 7or pork, tflWoj per lb; veal., ; mutfon, sHttW per lb., dressed, c.Vhoper ip.; cows and bulls. mw per 10., uunos, wo.per id. tiams, wwn wi.--rwiinu pac fssss n.?fiiigS:tu.0. ml lb.) .acks, l!f tto;' dry salted; j woes,. uc; arr.'w ioa al knddklea. ISC - nar lb.: outaldaa. loc per . lb.2 Eaetero . packed bams . under It lba... UHc; over lg lbs., UHo; fancy. Uet. plcnloM. ls; . shoulders, lie: dry salted sides, un.moked. 12c; presaian osoea,.4rte; nawo viae. iv becks,, unsmoked, UMrOS. smoked. 13V . Lard Kettle leaf, ISUp; steam rendered. HHC- Tietee oasis, t t L JULY full, and eur Bom 'reprasentattve will alsa experience much trouble as well. I might; further add anabbn the fd, td, 4th, Mtb, Tltft andtOOi, it will- be.weU for the&tem and irplwsor amusement and school houses to aaard aeainst some Calamity, and July will prove to be an un usually unfortunate month for pleasures. and It wl to qacliy unfortunate' for children, and htej'!wil Iteed to guard against nr an' tn above date. On the 1st, id, td.' atiy ltth, loth, 16th j and 18th, it Witt be" WelJ for sea captains to' "mora than 'usual vigilance, as som unusually large cUainltle upon th water will be lii evldenca, jnd trouble to both the clerical and legal professions will be qune'Immlnent on these dates. And on the date'! should Judge that quit some animosity' yrin be imminent among th press, la tha above mentioned place, aspectally ao. Iw fief Tori: city . It will also be watt for our navy to be mora than usually precautions, , as much trouble ts 'tndieated to twr naval 'vessels, spaotaUy a 4m ' Id.' Id, eta, ISta, 17th, lSth,19tbi 29th. SOth, aadr Hat, rand our Navy Department shoyld warn all naval commanders to be on their guard. -' 'I It will also; be well tor" the Board of Health in tha- above mentioned place to guard against cholera or yellow fever dur ing July, especially so on tha Id, td, th iMn win ana win. v In cooclMlan,-! WlU say that July will prov to "be from an astrological stand point, a mora than usually avtntfol month and some Government disturbance,-either In tha nature f strikes or otherwise will be strongly ta evWenc the td. td and 4th. I remain, '""$ t- - . , . , 4inTtATaf JCETER. ' Hobokea, N. " . . - v At.ths Swell Resort: r. Cnl- Henry,' Vod feed at terriWa blunder- kbout that tame foot of yours, ' "Why, I didn't tell' then ft wag ih' rheumatism; I told thata U 'was th gout."-Chiago N.wa. ; ' " DURING THE WORLD'S CANDY , United States Makes More Than h. : 1 Qermany, France and tngiano vV ' I ' J f France, according to the reports f our eonsuls, manufactures annually 14S.Z99.0Ot rounds of caadjr. Of this fS.138,000 pounla are classed as bonbons ana t(,iw,ww ai chocolate: i Contrary to central belief, only 10 per cent tf the oandy: product of France is exported, full 00 percent Ming eaten almost as fast as It Is manufac tured -by tha French - people. Tba sales in December, r XsXXLit and ' January, its, alose amounted to yHS,SOO,000, this repre senting one-half, tha home consumption for year. . ; Qrest. Rrttaln produces 160,000,000 pounds I of candy annually and exports the great I ee part of It. " Germany T)roluces about I km . I . lm m. f 1.W.IAAMXHI IMJlinfllt nTlllHlfV. .IJIfl KIHIB abrosd more and mora confectionery eaoh year, xn ranceo tna cniet centers candy manufacture are Paris, Bordeaux and Lyons. , In the United States more candy is manufactured In. Chicago than- in any other qlty except I?ew York. - The several candy factories here. among the largest In tha world, use about 100,000 barrels of sugar every year, and turn out annually about s7S.oqo.ooo pounds of candy, valued at tl6.000.ooa The heavy Output .of Chicago candy factories ttas greatly increased the confectionery product of tha Uulted States in the last 10 years. Tba census reported a confec tionery produce of t26.6t7.Q33 In the Vnt- ted States in SS0 and -a product f 5V 907,101 in isao. . By 1900 this had increased to H6o.ooo.ooo. The moat of - this American candy aaten at home, ss our exports of candy and confectionery, for t!hs .nine month ending with March, Itfle, amounted only 1357,000. and our imports of foreign oanbies were very light The truth is that Chicago manufactures annually one-half as much candy as ail af Franca, and that the United States manuiaciures more eanay man francs, Germany and England together. CJhloag. Inter Ocean. FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST Torchon lac of any pattern can iio be made by one machine, owing to a re cent Invention in Vienna. Berlin statisticians have found that only 697 Christian names are employed ftr the 41,000 children born there each la Berlin a student who wrote for the newspapers has been fined heavily , for publishing tha substance of a professor's lectures jn his articles without permis sion. Kent's county council has decided tliat baby carriage should carry lights at night, a the language of the statute rgulatwg the. lighting of vehicles )s gen eral enougtt to cover perambulators. - Greek architects have decided that tha Erochtheum at Athens must be restored if It is to be preserved. The restorations will bs limited to strengthening the build Ing and to putting in place the frag ments about it. Berlin's watchful police ' authorities have issued a warning against r Iced drink tn summer weather as being In. jurlous .to health. People ars warned not to drink beverages that are colder than 60 degree Fahrenheit. , A seated marble statue of the Empress Faustina, the ill-famed wife of the phll osopher Marcus 'Auralius, ha been dug up In the Roman Forum. The statu Is complete, but I broken tn four piece and the face ha been mutilated, . - Leipslg University has had the good :rzv?ratt receiving s 1260.001 German universities. 000 bequest from a prl vat mdiyWual 0 was obtained aft a complicated law suit wiin the university of Vienna. - ': : T i. '." ' J,'B. Watsenauer, who died recently at AppDSll, .ln Switserland, was the last man '.who. , w,. subjected to Judicial tor ture In that country. He wa aocuaad of murder . In . tha 40 and subjected to the reck-acraw and othtr mediaeval machines without soof easing. Ha was later ahowk to pa Innocent. , ' . ' ' . ; RAILROAD NOTES. F. A, Menxle. traveling freight agent for the Rock Island, I ill at , hi home, 520 Bast Ankeny, street -He' has ' bean sick for abont'a week. . ' - . h- Davll. lswjnav-jpfte ,pf the besf.knqwn clerk In the general freight, department of ihr-JJortherft Pscwicta'aonflfled at his homa with rneumatlam. " , " ' The ' Southern Paoiilc baa put Into af. feet summer excursion rate-, , effective July L to Boswell' Springs, 165 -mile eouth ' of Portland on It ' tine.'- These springs are Justly ' noted -for v their medicinal qualities, and Bo8weirprtng have other claim as a delightful sum. mar resort. ' "-Tii. 'Several circulars have been received "by A. E. Cooper, general agent of th -pas enget.tdepartment .of th Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. Th first one announce th appointment ot Jbhn" Sebastian passenger traffle manager, s " x j Another elrcular names Robert Mather general counsel of the company. In addition to hi other duties as second vice-pre Id ent. Both i circular; became effective" June 28. About two weeks ago "the Rock Island acquired' tba ownership of th Choctaw, Oklahoma 4k Gulf, which add 100 miles, and th merger has brought forth a new name-the "Rock Island SysUm." W. B. Leeds 1 president of both line.- Each I administered Independently though man aged Jointly. . Passenger Traffic Man ager Sebastian today noUfled Mr. Cooper from Chicago to have alt tha company sign in Portland changed to correspond with a new trade mark adopted in ao- aordane with changed oondltion. rv Cooper ha already given orders ta have the signs rapamtea at hi afno. at Al der street. All new stationery,' - cards, ate., will bear th new trad mark. . , Doctor Jlav you any .-, sbisetlam s sag sailing tn a coasultlns; physlolaar. ; : Patlent-Cartainly noc Ckill In as many MsampWoss as yon need and get through with the assassination ' as aulcklr as I possible." Ctnolnnaa Inquirer. ' JJIts of Wisdom. ' Th friends that wealth make ara a th -quicksands, but tha friends of pover ty ara Ilk tna nxea tar in heaven. A- wUe'i wise eounselinr aataretb her husband's mind, sndafter many days re turned to . bar fid jewels tnd precious raiment. f'J-' ' - ' ' : Tha idler that dreameth of gotd suffer- eth hunger, but h who bath dug for it Uvetfc la a palace. Tha heart of a woman Is as a driven well,' and hs who would sound Its depth must be blessed In jmtlenee, even like ona who dire for pearls. It takes a girt with a lot of cheek to say that her face Is bar fortune. NEW TODAY. Best Sugar Cured Mlams 15c Best Creamery Butter.,....4oc and 450 uood dairy. MMM..A....,...,.4.,..,,M.a .35c Fresh ranch est, dos .., aoc I'ictilc HsniSa..MM...,...Mt .,m,..iic Boaeless luuns......... .....iac Lard, s-lb. pall, compound soc Full Cream Cheese........ .....15c Swiss Cheess...... .......sc Oregon Crsam Brick, alb .350 60c , Tea...................... 33c java-mocna cones...... 350 ; baivkuai is vnivK.cn uat. U' GRANDE CREAMERY CO. 964 Yamhill street. 'The Oldest Trust Company In Oregon.' poirruiio tkusf wiii or mm .. ' a Incorporated April tt, 1617, : , RanJ, I. Cohen,1 President i , -jt'v-: V B. Le Paget, Secretary. THE PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON issuss INTEREST-BEAR ING CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT upon tn ronowmg terms: On. Special Certificates of Deposit, not less than twQ each, payable upon 10 days' call by the holder, or 10 days notice by the Trust company, per oent per an. num. -.2: :r-::;, ,. Payable on 30 dsys' call or 80 days no tice, tvi per cant per annum. Payable onto days' caU or 90 days' no- tioe. 4 per cent per annum. On Certificates of tSOOO or over interest will be paid ouarUrly sr semi-annually ix aasired. . PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY of OREGON 109 Third Street, Portland, Oregon. $300REWARD-$300 The underslsmed will tav thrthbi mrv. DRED DOLLARS reward fnr tha ou conviction or tne muroerar or mur erers of Tov Hons Ton. who wh. mur. dered about a month ago Tn his room at uiax eoma wear corner 01 irianaers and Mcona street, X'oruana, vrvon. IOT COW, 18t Fourth at., Portland, Or. 22 rooms, transient: a big bargain 12 rooms, finest p'aca in the city.., -T1400 .$1350 I 600 11 rooms, very central... .... 11 rooms, Dig enap 61000 -Money loaned- a, h. S01 Failing Bldg, 'Phone Clay US. Rare Bargain ! ocautiiui new modern -rtx)m house. Just finished:. In, Nob Hill of East Side. Built by V contractor for nJmsslf. Leaving city, must sell. Inquire Owner, a3 Washington St, NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING - Notice is herebr riven that ftna npa.1. dent has called a SDeclal maatlnn nC ih. stockholders of Tbe Willamette Oil Corn- any tor juiy stn, una, to be held at tha our vi j p. m., at tna mea or the Com nr. ior ins Isaolutlon of 1 . for the Duroosa of authorialna. . isaoiution of th corporation and disoos- mg ot tns property or tn company by consolidating with th Oil and Asphaltum Refining Company of etanaara Kook, saa Fraaeisoo. Cat. X CURTIS. Secy. Tha annual meetlnr of tha itofkiiaM. ere of the Prinevllle Land A Livestock company ww P neio at M rront street. rortiana, at p. m, on uiy 14, 1903, for tha purpose ef electing a Board of Direc tors for the ensuing year, and transact ing sueh other business a may- Brorar- , , , , sresjaent, - .- 1 . M J&ont trat.) Portland, Or.. June geVttfls. ' ' 4 vafaa TT rOil fV J SoU (1lk or wxaottt BHUnraaS Taba a U.it.. ALta. MnuiotL Ext-tiastfr-d. kafiu ana KtJirad. rsjaiaa Tjffwril tuuboae swr au mtoaiaia iiina rwrn, wm, ra- iPaoan, Oarboa fa. r. aaa auauauaaMa. i u.iiur BanoUa. i runtihar. HTssoasAnisss nuuuaMse I fl Wrcfcaff. tuass sWeatet, o ii i49 Stark St., Portland, Or. CLASSIFIED ADS. L08T.. LOST OR STOLEN-Stormer . wheel. No. 18,872. Finaer return to stn ana Clifton v-aod recaive reward. : FOR SACE MISCELLANEOUS.' HALL'S safe, standard of: the warld; aaios seia on easy payment; trad your old safe for s new on. , Norri Sat 4k Lock Co., 91 First t. roR BALE On-horepower , lotrlo motor lor aaie cneay, tier, this office. inquire of cash- PERSONAL. A. B. Devere. the specialist in. treatment or hair ssa scaip,, , sw xa Dekum; phone Red S84. . . A "FIRST HONOR" High 8chool grad- aa te. teacamg ukiwoc, , win teaea backward pupils. Excellent reference. Terms reasonable. Address e'VV," car Tha Journal. - . - . .- FREB FREE Handsome home savings Dana st- ine oecuniy oavings k Trust Company; only a limited number ta be loaned; call and ask for on of those banks, ttf Morrison sv ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A- Ballla, 41 td st, Tel Oak Tl . Tee. eis as PUUW7 st $v siaos s signed. . ' ''"'' ' 'in ' - . U BARBERS' SUPPLIES. LEWIS-STENOBR Barber Supply Co. urmgiuj as u anaxai mogm XOMS SPS clalty, .161 First St ,T.. , - TT T BATHS. Snowden Bathrooma 104 Wsh., room i. treatment. . BARBERS. Jeeeph Reidel, ttti Morrison st. ROOMS FOR RENT, j ttl ALDER. ' oor. Uth Nicely furnished - front rooms; all conveniencas),- suitable , 10a one or twe gtntiemen. - NICKLT FURN1BHKO ROOMS, light and , airy. Nwi8 IU St. I use of phone and ; oaio, . THEL ROSS XUH 1st, eor. salmon: eie. gant rooms: trsniiant aoltcited. Phene . Red M9L &i :Ufi:u,.ir y,-. K.,i ,-f w uxvidJCA nwawan xoi a, wr, TasahUli transient solicited. Tat. Brows THB ORAND-New management; light, airy room, baths, ttl TamhUl; tsL aXOOQ Tlx. FURNISHED ROOMS Bath. taL t8i . TamhUl, near cor. West Park. Pbon Oreea 626. s THB BURBANK, tM Tmhlll-WU-fur- -. nisnea nroat rooms ana soara; abl board. THB LOCKWOOD. tUH Morrison t Furnished rooms; transient Phon Oi goa South 606. THB METROPOLIS Nw management Kt stars; ugat, siry rooms; reasonaoia. MANHATTAN COTJRT-Brlok bulldln steam heat, newly furnished, tuy Star, DONALD O. WOODWARD, 246 Stark st rants and insurance, 'rnone mam u- THB CASTLE ITS Wash. I rooms for fan tlemtni traniem. iei. smuts HELP WANTED MALE. LOOOERS: mill and yard men; men and teams: wood-choppers: farm hands and milker; work of all kinds tn an id 0 ut ay of city - tor men and woman: to-day guarant on vry ticket Call and sea CANADIAN KMPLOTMENT AQENCT, t2 UorrUon . brancles, (47 Burnsld and ? t - -B fiorttt iniro. I 1 fi i I aa ii.i in WANTED A solicitor ' for rubber stamp gooa, city ana country, uusny iau. . ai? 1 na j lajrnm 7 u -CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, give reuaDi aavtce on au affairs ot Ufa; rtadings, 60c izitt Mor- ,. rison t. - "'',' ' ' "T ATTORNEYS. ' Paxton, Beach A Simon, (10 Chamber of vuuiwvrua, v,.; James Oleason, t and Mulkey Building, A88AYER AND ANALYST. Paul Bsumel, Ausysr and Analyslst; soia out pousuu us Htara st BICVCLE8. Fra T. Merrill Cycle Co.. lue-ill eth ,u BOOTS ANDSHOES. Drayrs, 67 Third st. J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder, aw atara si.; omce and store nxiures sunt ana remodeled, altering and re paring bouses. - 'Phone ftaln 747. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. L. Mltehell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's Shoe Itore. l&i Waahinxton st Hood I111W9 CONFECTIONERY. J- Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, saw wasningtoB st W. J. Pawall, Csndlas and Cigars, 420 CONTRACTORS. FRANK 8. CAMPBELL, carpenten and Dunaer; repair work, n&t tlrti st; pnone ront CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. Sewing Machine and Bicycles, t35 Mov, naso sireei. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylight, Qalvanlsed Iron Cor nice. J. C. Bayar, W6 Second st COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In' all kinds of coai ana wooa, m Morrison, st Bsnfield-Veyeey Fuel Co., dry fist wood. o i tiirfl st rasa Main in ana cot, nn. DENTISTS. I. M. Hamby. p. D, 8 ingtoa Bldg., wsshingi room t Wash tan and 4th st. . Theodora jS. Thompson, CO-Q Washington Bldg., Washington and Fourth sta f oa mooo ia P. 8. Langwortby. rooms 7 and 8 Benson Building, nu aiorriaon street, near mn. DRUGGISTS. O. P. S, Phnnmer, KW-WS Third st Rows ft Martin, Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg. ttt Washington at . La us-Da vis Prag Co., 175 td at Phon 641 ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Works-Office, 19s wastungton st Western Eleclrio Works, tOSH Wash, st FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. SHalJ Estate and .G"er? Buslnes Agency jj. rn. unaa. uo First St HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT 'MANUFACTURERS AND ftENO- vnvtia vuij piac in rortiand for good work; anion hatters. Boston Hat Company, tt Fourth street; phone Black ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chsttan Ensraving Company, Mor. rison, between First and Second ata EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co;; B7 Burnslde t FURRIERS. The Sllverfield Fur Mfg. Co., 2S1S Morri son st .. GROCERS. F. Dreiser 4k Co., t40-34l Washington st HAIRORE8SINQ, MANICURING. Paris Hair Store, 304 Washington at, up-to-date hair dressera Rosenthal Sisters Wig-makinr and msn- tcsuug, DM t nw st nooa 91 HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth ana Aiaer bus. HAY AND GRAIN. W. 8. Lauthers, ill North Third t, Lima, Bhingie ana vemenx. -.i . , HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home Furnisher - Furniture. Carpets, jrarior vwua, ntu., . ow . uct urts A Son. 17S-175 First, tl-?3 Tarn. hilL Both phone tOL ' : w . " .-i .... IN8VRANCB. Buffer, Burgard 4Co.. ta Washington st. MASSAGE. Mlfll2.' E."EW. DirtaatoIogiaCiuasT age, eiectrto ireatmeat. utift Mint t Astoria & Columbia 'y River Railroad Co. Leave. DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS. Arrive. iFer Maygera, Rain-1 1:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. rtop.M ria. Warreaton, Fla yel, Hammond, Fort Stevens. Qsarbart U:10 fx:, seaside, Astoria ana aeasnore . ex press. Dally. Astoria. F.xnra.a Daily, sx. Saturday. :40 P.M. Portland luiM: express, Saturday only. .Ticket offica, 254 Morrison street and Union Depot . J; C. MATO. Qanaral Passenger Agent, Astoria, Or. POlrLAND A ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking frslgbt Via connecting steamers tor Ma. nils. Port Arthur and Vladivostok. ' For rates and full Information call an or address official or agent of th O. R, A N. Co. JEWELERS. Bsldlng Broa, Diamond, Watches, etc 46 Third t . . . The L. C. Henrichsen Co., Jeweler and opticians, 244 Washington st . - - Th O. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing Jewelers, M Morrison st, , LAUNDRIES. Jlesn Towels Daily. Comb, brush, soap, tl per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40 4t N. Ninth st Tel. 410. " MONEY TO LOAN. MONET to Loan i on City lots and tm W. AJshaw cv, a orovsa I arms. Stark Street MONET LOANED on f uralturs, pianos, eic sw ai. Morrison su W..A. HATHA WAT Honey to loan. 10 Wanning to tn Building.: poena-Hoed 413. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Flute, guitar. siruction. MONUMENTS, x Otto Schumann, monumental and build' in worav w- TDira st-.-sistimaiea nrst-ciaas work and -stock only. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR MJJB, at a sacrmce, interest In a vaiuaMa patented aspnaU Paving pro cess; has been operated successfully. ouursss MX jju, journal omoa PAWN BROKERS. tJnciTalinryTir Portland Loan ! Office. Dan Afarx. prop. 74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 4E Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 141 Third st PHOTOGRAPHERS. ETvT oor7cre. you and " oil portfaTuT .uira ana wasaingun sts. REAL ESTATE. The King Real Estats Association. ?2t jnamDer oi commerca Cha. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loan. zDi wasnington. Main sat RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel, Btrouse's Restaurant S29 Washington at City Chop Hauaa and Restaurant It Third st, , SIGN WRITER. Jessie Waddell. Sign Writer. V Taylor street., rnone uooa no. roritana. 8LOT MACHINES. All style; repairing; phonogrsphs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., U wasmngton st ; STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C O. Pick, office 88 First st, bet Stark and pax; pnone. uw. nanos. ana I ture movea ana oscxea ror snip commodious fireproof brick' warehouse. From and Clay sta. Furniture, Plana and Safe Moving and backer, cnariea an. yisen, iz sirst street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 12S Third street, -1 au rnaiaes or typewntar xor rent. Supplies for all machines. L, A M. Alexander cot, agent. t TICKET OFFICES. to to) ssvea to mu points. TRUNK FACTO liY. Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satca- la ste.. xsi Morrison St. WALL PAPER. H. P. Christensen, wall papers, and painter. 141 Bevf nth st, ejoraer Alder. Ernest Miller A Co, wall paper and oao- orations, izt r irst st. WINE DEPOT. THEiCOLUMBUS-Callfornla Wine De pot P. Loran. rrop. Ait Kincs wins, is glass. Fine wines, liquors and clgara. HeadQuarters for cook, waiters and bsrtendera 148 Fourth st Or. phons Main 751. BANKS. Canadian bank of commerce With which is amalgamated THB BANK OF BRITI8H COLUMBIA. Capital paid Up t8.000.000 Reserve fi"l:t""'i" Transaci m fcn.'" wni uusmess. iV I BANK DEPARTMENT. . nnened for sums of S10 and un. ward, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates an application. Ui Whlngton .V LADD TILTON, BANKERS- Transact a general banking business. Interest allowed ,pn t ma deposits. Collections msde at all points on favor- .a u.tier ox orru ir midmi avail. able in Europe and the Eastern State. Sight exchnflg and telegraph! trans fers sold on New York. Washington. Chl ro Bt Louis. Denver. - Omaha. 8a n and various. Dolnta in Or trnrs Wsshlngton, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. . . ' : i. J "L . Exchsnge soio ipw ixmoon. ran. Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong.- MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK I,H PORTLAND, OR. X: Frank Watson ...... ............ President ft I Durham ... a.,,... vloa-Preidenf . R. W; Hoyt t.. .. ................. Cashier Geo. WTHoyt .......... ..Assistant Cashier TsWAOJJI BAN KINO t-sfT. sind Itter of Crdtt 1sjjum9 inH. ble to all parta of th woHd." LONDON 4k "ljfJ01800 BANK, Chamber Of Commerce BnlldtngTbird Head office, 65 Old Broad street. London. t. ia hank transact a snnaral ha.vin. bueinete. makes loans, dleounts bills anj la. ups letters of credit available tor trav elers end the purcnasp ot mercnandlas In ny c-nv ci ma woiiu. vKvtim in loreign luU. . - i u I ' ep"re. v... A, luAC.iAU, i.najer. timetables; IBfiOIIl.;,IIOB(ill,pilJ ' ' Without Change of Cars a RUN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. : v ' TIME 70 Hours to Chicago) A. C. BARKER, Osaeral A re at, C N. W. Railway, 153 Third SW Portland, Orejon.' EAST SOUTH Depot Fifth and Leave. i street. JOVERLANDT 1:10 p at IPREBS.. TRAINS. Him h tm tor .saiem, Kosa-i l:I0 a m jrsmenta, 6gda.-710t B BS t au 1 .IIVMCV. WP javs, uom Angeies. Ei Paso, New Or leans and tha East At wo o d a u mi taauy exoent sun-l may., morning tram iconnects with trsln for ML Ana-el. 811-1 verton, Browaa-f u I 1 1 - a . a., a S . . a. DfllUIJlwa, and Natron, and Albany Local . fori Mr. Ansel and BU- 4:00 p m Albany passenger . n:U s at 6:69 pm :'" m vorvallls nasaenser ii.-uv p u lanenoan aassangerl lis: s as Dally,-, Dally except Sunday, y ; . ; ia?bit en al between Poru ' land. Sacramento and San Franotsoa. Nef. rate IrJ.W flrst-claas and 114 second-elasaw -tteeond-plas Include sleeper, Sjrst-elaa) doe not Rates and tickets to Sastern points and) A1 JAPAN. CHINAV HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. - Can .bs eb- - r?i : . TAMHILL DIVISION. ' Paaaanger Depot foot of Jaff arson Sta L-av Portland daily 7:90 a. m,. 11:, 1:55, :IS, 4:40, 4:16. 1.30 p. m. Dally ex cept Bunday, 6:90. :40 a. m, 1:06, IXM pa m. Sunday only, 9 a. m, Arrlv Portland dally. t:tO, 10:60 A m1 1:SS, 6:10. 4:80, 6:16. 7;4d. l p. m. Dallyl ' except Sunday. 6:85, .tO. 10:60 a. mi ex--eept Monday, 11:40 a. m-J Sunday anly4 .. 10.06 a. m. . y . . Leave for Dallas dally exeept Sunday, -6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 6:10 s. nu -Pssaenger train leavea Dallas for AlrlKv; Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays st 1:64 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturday a, Except Sunday, t. A. SCHILLINO. Citr Ticket Arent. W. E. CO MAN, Freight and Passengac Agent TIME CARD OF TRAINS POB.TUAf.D Depart, ; ' Aittvs, North Coast Limited. .i:ep.m.T8i Twin City Express.... 11:30 p, m. a:W p. m Kansas city ana Ht . - . Irfui Boeclal I:Z91DL n:M nj m Puget Sound Limited. 9:26 a. m, 6:44 p, m. , Take the Puxet Sound Limited ' for Olympia, South Bend and Gray's Hsrbos points. All train dally. Four trains daily to Taooma and Seattle, : ThraS) through to the Bast , - ... A. IX CHARLTON. Asst General Pas. Art, tSI Morrison street roruaao, urv ODFfiOM SUfJIOHPACIHC THREE TRAINS DA1LV ' V . FOR ALL, POINTS EAgT poiiiiiD . t lis IZzi sumsct 121 1 ; ' IQl0CPCN.nSTA I . VMOM UNION DEPOT. Leava. j'Arrtva. "CHICAGO-PORTLANIS M am 4ja0pu SPECIAL - Dally Dally For tha East via Hunt- j ington. . y - : fr x " fePOkANEFLTER. 4TIS poa" 7:04 imm For Eastern Washlngw DsUy - ttaUt : ton. Walla Walla. Lew- r; y , iaton. Coeur d'Alene and ; .v:. . ; Ot Northers points. :-. '".v; ATLANTIC EXPRESS. pm" i:19 n For the Fast via Hunt- Daily J Dally :. ington. , , OCEAN AND' RIVER BCHEDULB. ; FOR SAN FRAN. From , ' " CISCO. - , AIDS- ' .M SS. Gent W. Klder worth :pn June I. M. H. Dok 4 BS. Columbia A s.Wps June 6. 16. 8C ; ;. . ' TOR '..'ASTORIA .. and ; w put , 5:00pm' way points, connecting iDaiijr Daily with str. for Ilwaeo and;,a sua sxsua North Beach, str. Has. Bat 1 saloAeh street dock. p m FOR COBVALLI3 and ,:team (.uOp.n" way point. teanr Mon., Tn , Ruthl' Ash street dock. v et, - ' . ... Otpermlttln; Fri. FOH - DAT TO'STOr"-' City an! Ta'nh.U 1... points, str. A tr.-t dock. (W atr frn Tiwi-'T !