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About Portland evening journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1902 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1902)
f The Commercial ,W qrldT) REAL ESTATE ; Th record for tba first halt t the week e Blows: t. ' , Tf-. j .,f - Real Estata Transfers. 4 Monday .,;..........;...........'..$ I.teT.00 X Vyi ...a,.....,,........... 15,836.00 , Wednesday .MM............. W,lfi trotar j.;... ...., ."...4oi5.o() ' The effect of ths Strike and of the dle- ' agreements between employer and em loye still continue ; to - retard building perstlons to - a considerable degree. though in many Instances It la pleasing; tn notice 'sill matter of this kind have been adjusted and .ballduis ia going -on ... .-. . . ' .There are numerous little deals "In real state going on contldu&Uy. " -which la - food indication. "Many a micfcle makes a. rnttckle" la ' simply another ' way ' of ' Saying that ii Is better to have a con stant stream of even small ' transfer than only an occasional big one. The evidence ,1a. plain that laboring persons who have amassed a few hundred doW ' lax, are buying lota and nutting up lit tle homes. ' This sort of improvement What gives backbone to a. city's growth, for It Is permanent and lasting.' ' The now four-story building belonging to the Falling estate at the corner of Third ana Morrison, Js likely to go? on to. a mora rapid completion than the labor troubles would .indicate as prob able. The contract for the carpenter work has been let to McKensle Wak lace and that for1 the masonry to Blng ham & Seed- In dimensions the build bar will have 150 feet on Third street- and 100 feet on Morrison. .The sum of H7S.000 If to- he the cost of the building. The excavation was let tinder a sepa rate ' contract, as were also the base ment walla, long slnos completed. The Superstructure will be rapidly pushed to completion.. The building will be finished hi' Its Interior with hard Lantern woods, so that the question of "unfair" material la hardly- likely to arise. . -The - heavy tron- pillar- supports for tmY new Falling building have arrived. The matter of setting these In concrete on; top of the foundations Is now going on. When sufficiently dry ta permit .of so; doing the erection of the pillars will commence and the 1 construction of the first story will be begun. . The huge stone for the new Welnhard building are gradually assuming shape uitaer the dexterous hands of the stone cutters. ". The laying of cement walks in different parts of the city continues and little by little this most, admirable class, of walks 'is displacing- ttie Old and rotten plank walks. , A. Pederson has taken out a permit to erect a two-story dwelling at the south west corner of Clackamas and Boss, 'to cost 11000. Quite a pretentious two-story dwelling Is : in process of construction by J. T. Chinook and D. W. Evans at the north west 'corner ' of ' TEast Seventeenth and East Pine streets, which will cost, com plete. $3700, Anna MvBurke la building a two-story d wetting" at the northwest oorner of East Twentieth and East Buraslde streets, which, will, cost 12500.' A record, of sales of realty for the past few days, though not extensive. present some transfers for quite con siderable sums. For example. lot 4. in hlock 249, -city, sold to W. T. Morgan for 15600. Two lota tn block 5. Story's Addl tlon. brought 12000. On East Portland Heights three Jots were sold for $1000. Daniel B. Bush and wife have sold two lots, also in Story's Addition, to A. R. Draper for $2000. ' ' FINANCIAL LONDON, July S.- Consols, W5-18; all' ver. MS-16; bank rate, I per cent kfiiW YORK, July 2 sterling exchange, long KtS; do short. 4.SV1 sliver bul lion, titto, . . ' , i . SAN" FJtANCISCO. July lSterling'ex. Change, w days, f4.&; do sight, I4.S8W: do1 doc, drafts, telegraphic, 13V4o; , do eight, lOo. . i Grain. 'LONDON, Jul? t- Jttrgoet steady! c-tl- iw iiisj yivutyu aws sjruifuvsy vv ssvaaa w aasissf ei'2s i-.iA': English: country markets quiet. st i r . , JUVERPOOI July t-July -wheat closed ts UW; September, as Id, French coun try markets firm. NEW JTOfiJEC, July i-September wbaat . Dlosed Tie. t. ..... . . .-4 CHICAGO, July 8. Wheat July closed T8V4c; September, 74c Corn July, 76c September, e2. Oat Joly.-old, 4314o; do new, 4u - , , - ' BAN FRANCISCO. July i Wheat-De-1 aember; $1.15; fiay. $1.1SV4. Bariey-De-cember, S30. Spot wheat. 1.18?i(n.lS. parley Feed SlK3c: brewing, 979 Kc. Oats Red, 1.065l.i0. San Fran cisco Exchange adjourned this afternooa until Monday, July 1. Shipping. Grain tonnatro en routt.....a.. ......116.778 Orain tounaaro In nor 'XTfid rrpbm AT ASTORIA TOOAT, High water 10.84 a. m....,...;..; , . feet 10:06 p. m ,M feet Low wateri ' l-2f a. m..,...., 0.1 feet l:W P. m.....;... 3.4 feet Weather cloudy; wind northwest; bar . moderate. , . . - ARRTVAtrS AMD DEPARTURES. SAN FRANCISCO. July S.-AVrived-. Baxkentlne Tarn O'Shanter, from Astoria. Astoria, July 1. Arrived down at S:40 ' a. m. British steamer Indrapura, tor the THE MARKETS. -A larg advance was made this morning ta ! the quotations of Eastern 'packed , to eats. The advance was made in syrn- pathy with the Increased values at all of the packing centers of all kinds of meata Quotations are quoted Vi cent higher on i til 'kinds of Eastern 'packed meata A lhange , was made this morning in the looai quotations on rrean meats. ' Instead , it att advance as in the Eastern, markets, the local prices have declined. The reason1 for this is Very plain. Eastern cattle has J te be fed as they have all winter1 and ft local cattle havo plenty of grass to su. No change appears off lard. , -, California ' small fruits are g arriving In tbundance and quotations on all lines In vegetable markets are slightly weak v : ttrawberriat suu ooouaua to arrive but the. quality '"tV hoi. vary good. The Quotations are a ana cents a poena, .vr egon, cherries. are coming, la in large shipments but no changes hay been made ta quotatlona -' GRAIN AND IXiOtTR. - ' ' Wheat-Nominal; Walla' " "Walla, . tto; bluestem, TOo; Yalley, 67e. ; Parley Feed, W&ii per- ton. . - Oats-Ney l white, 1.2im&LW; grtf. mtM 1.25 . " -A Flour-Beet grades, fl06Ol. per barrelj graham, $S.86&lJ0. f Mlllstuffs Bran, 119 per ton; middlings, $23; shorts, $1; chop, $17.80. - . - . , Hay Timothy, IU0M; clover. 17:50. - -BUTTER, EGOS, POUITBT.. .? ; " Butters-Creamery, JL7ti20oi; dairy, 13 18c; store, lfrUc. i Eggs 19c. ' ' ' Cheese Full .cream. twlnav;"v13l3Hc: Toung America, 14o. ' 1 .' Poultry Chicken., mixed. ' $4.264.7B; hens,r$4.S4.75 per dos.; broilers, 12.6ft'. $.00; -fryers, $t(XK&3.: ducka e4.00fMW - pef dos; turkeya. live, 12V4c; dressed, 1 14S160 , perk !b 'geese, 5.76. f T vtrnicTAir.Efi iNti FRUIT, 1 Potatee-.Nw- boutow; . $l.Bvi.8 per oentah ' " . - Onions-CalUornia red -,0c$M yellow. Danver, SLMh v .4m?'." - Tomatoe-1.K1.50 per orate; turnips, niBi as- Miwti doa. -bunches; beets, $6o doa bunchesr caulltlower, 7590o per doien; celery, two per flosen; peas, y ESo per lb; - asparagus, $1.25 box; rad. hea per dos., I2l5c; green onlona, dos., H(S16cr cabbages, Oregon, 1V40 per lh.: Oregon strawberries, Wtffo ,Per lb. Oregon rhubarb, jo 'per, io.; arnooaaea, An. 'v tnTt,v,n1a .,A,n 'Willi. JU UuBCn asparagus beans, 6o, per, lb.J. raspberries. H-w per craia ot, , - ; .. Green fruit-Lemons, $44.60: rang uoin m, ln ; hnnanaa. tlUV. pit ea ne apples, T4(Jt per dosen;' cherries, -"TScJPtlt peaches, 75c; California plums, $l.tl.S box; apricots 650o; musk mellons, $4 per dosen; watermelons, fS.Hxa&AU per aosen. Pried fruit-Sun-dried apples, lack or boxes, per lb., 4'6c; evaporated, 124H2Hc; apricots, llH12cr peaches. 811;, pears. nia dmcks, r r'- - pitted t4c" ' ' " GROCERIES, NUTS. ETC Sugar uuue, cru",w?u!i ZVlw. powdered, $4.60; dry granulatea. $4,50; extra C $4.10; golden C. - $4.00; beet, r . , i ti ah Tp urn lh... uck basis: barrel., luc; half barrel jfic: boxea 6uc nr loo lb.. above bast 14o pes lb. dls count for prompt cash; maple, 12tt&13o per pound.. r - i ' CofTee-Mocha, 2328et" Java, fancy, ua,H2c: Java good, 2U4fti4; Java, ordi nary. i820cj Coata Rice fancy, WCMUni iV.il vut. .nnri , 1 (Mil ti: Coita Riea. ordinary. 10612c per pound t Columbia roast. $11: Arbuckle'S, $11J Ht; won, ti MliJ'riPdova. IllllS; fosemlts. Ml. k. it Fin. table and dairy. Sue oer sack. 64c: Liverpool, Uci Worcester,- 86o; Barrels,. Worcester, bulk. Mi ll, 6.S bales its to loa per bale, ai.lo. Salt Coarse, baif ground, luus, per ton. $2.16; 80s per ton, sai.eo. Honey-Fancy white, 1418e: tight am Grain bags-Calcutta. $8.606.7$ per 100 for July-August. . ; sr Nuts-Peanuts. - (WMtf 1 per pound fmr raw. ftSfto for roastedi coroan-Jts, -869 $0c per -dosenf walnuts, uvuto -per pound; pine nuts, luxiuzwe,, uiKory nut.. 7c; cnestnuta, fi.)u wr urrai ( Bra s II nuts, lc: nioerta jwiwi, rancy cans. 14014ttc: Coal Oil-Caa sea aorc per gallon; bar- rsls. 16c; tanai c; tanaa e. Rice. Imperial, Japan 'No. i. Mi, NO. iitn. -Maw Orleans. &S7C.- Salmon Columbia River, one-pound fu n.TS: two-Dound tails. $2.40: fancy one-pound flats, slbb; neir-pouna rancy flataT $1.16; Alaska - tails,, pink Wo, red twd-poUnd talis, IZ. iseans cih.,wii,- iv u mmw, $ l-6c; pink, c; bayou, ac: umas, o. - HOPS, YTQOl, AND HIDES. . . - Hops-47Mc-per pound r contrast, 13 SbeepeXiOSv-BBearings, iwotc; snort wool, i&c;" medium woot, soaiwo: long wool OUcWfi eaca. .. Tallow iTime. per pouno. fwwi no. attds and No. 1, under S pounds, 16c; dry-salted, bulls and stags, one-third less than dry flint: sal tea hide steer., ' sound, 60 pounds and over, S'SOc; BO to 60 pounds, 7tt8c: under SO pounds and cows. 7c; stags and bulls, sound, b Sic; kip, sound, 15 to 80 pounds. 7e; veal. SOUnu. XV IW jjvuuu . wuuu under 10 pounds, So? greea-funsaited)v te ad !; cuii., ip per, iworai ie..; each, fl1.0'Jr cons- niaes, sacn, xdqouc; goat Saina. commvu. moi, ivwirei ar gora, wt woeU f ii.. eachtlJi5cL. , Moha5rr526o.T, fT, - If EATS . AND PROVISIONS. ,y Fresh meats-Beef, To; pork, 7fr7tta per lb; veal, waVsc; mutton, iviitf ler ID,' OrmBOU, 1U72V ufi, Vff, I,U ulls, 4Cio per lb.; lambs, Vc per lb. Ham. . bacon. etc. Peruana oaca WesternJ nama iw"c, picnic, nc id.; breakfast -bacon, !6o lh.f light sides, 13o in.t-"oacaa i;. wj sauea. sides, l$Hc: dried, beef Mtts, 16of In.ide. and knucklea o Per lb.; outsidea 18o per lb.; Eastern 'backed hams under IS lbs., . 15c; over IS lbs., 15c; fancy. 16c; picnic, lic; snouioei-s. llc: dry salted sides, imsmoekd, 12Vc; oreaaiasc nacon, ioc; wron siues, i; backs, uhsmoked, 13c; smoked, 14c: butts. UU.fi.12Un. . t Lard Kettle leaf, lJlic; steam rendered. UMiO, tierce casta . MARINE :flQTES.v The Northern Paclflc liner Tacoma art rtved at the Sound" city Sunday with a cargo from China and Japan,, of which 62 bales of gqnnles were consigned to Bal four, Guthrie & Co. of Portland. July 6 the pilot schooner Joseph Pulltg er of Astoria, ..win. sail J-lor.ths i Puget Sound drydeck, where- she will enter for .repalra fThe stats pilot Schooner San will (.i'aMmml..lviil in i1rm hn Pulltser's place'ff the Columbia Rive The Shawmut, which arrived at Sa-i Francisco yesterday from Newport News and Coronal, is the largest freight oarrler that ever entered that port Her. length is 60 feet, breadth 68 feet debts 48 feet gross tonnage $608, net tonnagev 619$, with a carrying capacity of 18,000 tons. The Portland-Asiatto Miner! Indrapura left down this morning, bound for the Orient, laden chiefly with lumber for Hong Kong.' Shanghai will', receive 1176 bales of sheeting, and GOO bales of cotton go to Koba umy hw barrels or hour were taken this trip, while 175 barrels of hjuu. man. frt K-aanlri ' - ' The Planters4 line 'of sailing .vessel and all other sailing craft yesterday lnader a out - In freight "rates on'' merchandise shipped from San Francisco to Honolulu, In competition with the steamship com panies. The 'cut practically amounts' to Cents per ton. It Is understood that the steamship companies will meet- the new rate. Bates from Honolulu to San' Francisco remain unchangeS. Captain Ohling, commander of the Ger man shi if Obllng, Overdue from Kobe to Philadelphia, f U well .inftwn .hers. . As former commander of i the German ship Peru he made thet two fastest voyages ever recorded across the Paciflo Ocean withja sailing vesl."" The;. fl record j made was from tokohama to Portland in $4 daya A year later he crossed from Yokohama to Victoria in 1$ days) t and g"asa iiioc. , , . Hldee Dry hldea No, l, 1 PC op, leeifiVM petDouoai or u, k in ln-nminds. 15c: dry calf. No. 1 that's What One Man Says-; About Thiin- ;v7::!.der Mountains r: sjwi iyya-nvsjs; sif wa usavwwuwM Vi"' dMlnas.UtMa W.ata IsbAaUMaii . KANSAS CITT, July a-C. 0,,Cllne; a newspaper man who has Just returned from a trip to Thunder Mountain. Idaho, to which a great rush IS on, says the gojd finds are a fake and that there is not a chunk of free-milling ore in the whole region. The ore is all basic, requiring machinery and raUroe.de to handle to ad vantage. , ' v,- . ,,., - ., - , AUSTRIAN PRINCE . . IN TROUBLE . . ' (Scrlppa-McRae News Association.) t LONDON, July 3.-In the Southwark police court today-Prince Francis Jo seph, , of Bragansa, a lieutenant, tn the Austrian army, was ' charged with a criminal offense with a.young clerk. With another parson the Prince was remanded. He came to London as an envoy to the coronation, and ,a week ago with an other envoy, made a tour of the slum district. , The police have maintained secrecy, but the facts are lekklng out, and -promise to create a sensation un. equalled since the Oscar Wilde scandal. NEW TODAY. Best Sugar Cured ; -Hams 15c. ; Best Creamery Butter...."..4c and 43c Goo4 dairy.........' .35c Fresh ranch es&rs, doz.,... .....aoc Picnic Hams............... ,... 1 ic Boneless ham......... lie Lard, s-lb. pail, compound..........50C Full Cream Cbeese.M. 15c Swiss Cheese.... ,. 35c Orecon Cream Brick, alb 35c 60c Tea....v.... .33C, Java-Mocha coffee1 .....asc SATURDAY IS CHICKEN DAY. ' LA GRANDE CREAMERY CO. '264 Yamhill Street. ! BIO VALUES FOR LITTLE MONEY ! .1110 will buy a splendid lot In Lincoln train. . ! tsoo for a lovely building lot on East ft, near Washington. n tor an eleerant corner lot In one nf lhe xwell neighborhoods o the Kast Bid.! VK 550 for a very attractive piece of lan fronting on car Una, west slope of AIL: Tabor. ' '.m. f 12B0 buys one of the handsomest) homes on the East Side, 8 block from Union svc. cars, on Mechanic St.: lot 60x142 feet; fine 6-room house, good barn and chicken house; abundance-of (ill kinds fruit and shrubbery; streets im proved and sidewalks laid. Thla4 an, old-time snap. .... . jh si 11400 buys a splendid 6-room' modern residence home in Sunnyalde. - - ftiOO for a beautiful home,' 6-room. cot tage, 4 lota near end car line, Mr. Ta-- $326 for . 2 beautiful lots, high and sightly, situated on Carpenter ave., nn the heights up from the Portland Flour. In Mills. fcOO will buy C splendid lots near end Montavilla car line. $3000 will buy a splendid West Side home, full lot, with 6-room house, in the Nob Hill vicinity. 1350 gets a splendid 6-acre place, near $2300 for Just an Ideal 10-acre home, fine buildings, splendid orchard and fruit drier-; a dandy garden; 1 mile irom uiacicamas station. iw ror a oeautirui 11-acre place on tne hid overlooking Vancouver take: lies level; rich soil; choice fruit. $6.V. buys a splendid 2U-acre- tract fronting nn Rt. .lnhn p,v llnm. . . 11100 A' splendid1- 27-acre home.t-roonr nouse, a Darn, rruit, ana. living .water; J 1IHJVB 1H Uliy. , The best place you ever saw for the money Is that 50-acre place bn"-a good graveled .road 10 mllea Vancouver, 1 mile R. ft.; very best Bolt; land ties lev el; 15 cleared; plentyfrult,and plenty iiiiiucr; an 1 or aou. xnis is wortn aou ble the. money. R. H. DUNN, 149X4 First St. "" ' V) WW,.1 ' 1 " 1 - $300 REWARD $300 The undrtiMt wilt ntv "THRWin-WTTV. DRED DOLLARS -reward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer or mur derers of Toy Hong Yon, who was mur- aerea aoout a montn aao in his room-at the southwest corner of , Flanders,,. and Second street, Portland, Oregon. ' yot rovr, r vss r ourtn St., rortiandrt)r. 5haW Macleod Co.t " r 343 ftarlfc near, Second, ' . ww a- Him mi-na aou iuaii,' well lofatd In Oresrnn ml Wnahln.Kn Also properties- Improved and un." Improved tn all parts of the city. A GOOD restaurant, central location. well furnished, 8 boxea, for IC50, or sell half interest. Mlchels. 17M, First at. A" GOOD, s-room, hard-finished house Klnsel Park, with 100x105, for J700, easy terms; see owner. F.. Mlchels, J67V4 First at. tO ACRES on the Base Line road, near Rbckwood, 11000. . Mlchels, 1G7 First St. $375 and Upwards For about 90 choice lots for sals in that are yet Williams Avenue Addition A discount of S per cent will- be given for all cash, or. we will sell for 25 per cent of purchase price down and 110 pes month, interest at t per. cent , All the streets are now graded and every lot M gem. Call, and get a new tnap of the city with this. Addition on the back,. free j ' x A , ,( $300 ach-7 fine lots Within ont bloclt ot Williams avenue; easy terms If de sired. " . .. - , ' M. E. THOMPSON fS4 8tark Street. , L 12800 GOOD LOT and I-room btick-ve- neerea rouse, in Henry's AddiUon, close to car line. tTEO two LQT8 tn Multnomah Addftloh, laSOO-TWG LOTS on Belmont sta the. I26UO-OOOD HOUSfcJ and! lot on Chapman st.. right on car llpe. w t0O-HOt:8& AN D LOT in ' Bdufh Pdtti land. For particulars as to terms, etc.. app? to SlASMASTER ft BIRREt! . ... JU Worcester BlooU NEW TODAY. K 1 Real Estate on Easy Tetms Choice Lots, Close In, : at Low Prices. Buy a lot NOW. before prices advance; secure a home, stop paying rent, and be independ ent We Will sell you a fine lot within easy walking distance of the center of the city for $500 and on very easy terms. .' All city con veniences. 1 1 Call and investigate. Title Guarantee & Trust Co., ! 6 and j Chamber of Commerce, Qround Floor. - ' Fourth St. 51de. Rare Bargain Beautiful nsw ; nsodera 7room house, lust finished, la Nob- Hill of East Side, , .Built by contractor for himself. leaving cityj must sell. Inquire Owner, 303 Washington St. NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOIDERS' - ' MEETING Notice is ' hereby glvent tbst the presl4 dent has called a special meeting of the stockholders, of The Willamette Oil Com pany for July Ith, not, to be held at the hour of I p. m., st the office of the Com pany, fqr the purpose of suthorlslng a dissolution of the corporation and dispos ing of the property of the Company by consolidating- with - the - Standard Rock, Oil and Aaphaltura Refining Company, of San Francisco, Cal. , ' vr: i. cuyns, eecy. JUJSi. JLii m MtfhAUt BllHnr uul T&hn. S aun(AuaobiiiNit),ExobUMCiil, Kmttxi, 1 for all lUwhiBH. LiiwnJPwre, Otrboa 1 B par, ana mlautUaiMoa Typcwm I and- (Mrnituiw imasBasiswws. ..SnSlSHBDl ' Wycfcelf . SsesMas a aM4ict. T J ' J40 Stark St., Portland, Or. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard of the world) sates sora on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Morris Bare ft . Ijocs co., nx irst at. FOR BALE One-horsejwwer electrlo motor ror sais cneap, . inquire of cash, ier, this ofBce, . f s PERSONAL. A.. B. Devere, the specialist In treatment or ; nair ano Beaip. - tw xns usKum; A "FIRST. HONOR" High Bchoot grad uate, wwiuui e,iwriivfl, wiu leacn haokward nunils. xcellent references. Terms reasonable. The Journal. Aaaress "W, ' care FREE FREE! Handsome home savings banks at the Security Savings A Trust Company; only a limited number to be - loaned;, call' and ask for one ot those panas, h juornson st. . ROOMS FOR RENT. 48S ALDER, -cor. 12th Nicely furnished front -rooms; all conveniences; suitable for one or two gentlemen,.,. , Cicely furnishes booms, ught and giry. 10. vst an si.;., use ot pnono-ano THE ROBS-SUM 1st, cor. Salmon: ele. gant rooms; transient? solicited. . Photre Red 189L . " a.vtv ,ni FURNISHED RHOMB 181U, ttt at - Yamhill; transient solicited. Tel.. Brown, THE GRAND New management r light airy room, bath. TamhUl; tel. ciaoa 419. FURNISHED ROOMS Bath,, tei. IS1 Tamhlll, near cor. West: Park. Phone Green 62S. THE BUR BANK, 334 Tamhill-Well-rur nlshed front rooms and j board;; .also. tacie ooara. - . I i , . .. t THE LOCXWOOD. SS1U MamsiK t Furnished rooms; trknslent Phone ' Ore gon South 60S. w t . '! n. "j "i ii r i ,- I m m' I.,-; THE METROPOLBVNew management se Btark; light, airy rooms; reasonabla MANHATTAN COURT Brick building; steam heat, newly (umishtd. till Stark, DONALD O. WOODWARD, J4 Btark St., rnuia ana inBuranva, rnonfl Main slo. THE CASTLK 372 Wash. ; rooms for gen? uemen; cranmeui. oguia IU. HELP WANTED MALE. LOGGERS; mill end yard snsni men and xemms; wooa-cnoppers:. rarra Bands and milkers; work of all kinds In and out of sity . for mea and women:, soday guarantee on every ticket Call and see us. CANADIAN EMPLOTMENT AGENCT, ti&ik Morrison: branohes. 147 Burnsido and - n iNorm Antra. - CLAIRVOYANTS MR 8. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and viatrvoyani, gives reus Die advice on au affairs ot Ufa; readings, eOo. U1H Mor rison St ' 4Ht - i 1 I! ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER Fred A. BaUln, 48 2d it Tel. Oak 1. Yes maim ua uwuuwr 'ti .tU . MndS Saw signed. , . rrr BAR6ER3' SUPPLIES. jhsass LEWIS-STENQER Barber Supply ca. unnding or au sharp, edg tools a soe claltjr.1.161 FUt fit. ' - ' BARBERS Joseph ReldeV 803 MorrUoa st . ATTORNEYS. Pa x ton. Beach Elinon, tl phamber of Commerce. aWas Qleason. ) and Mulkey Building. " A83AYCR AND ANALYST. Paul . BaumeLAssayer and Analyslsti gold dust bought.' IS Btark aC BATHS. nowdsa Bathrooms, MOH Wash,, room L . Vapor . hatha , massage and sleotrlo) treatmSnta. - bicycled - ;. "red T. Merrill .Cycla Co, li-m th sfc BOOTS AND SHOES; A., Prayers. 1 Third at. J. Sanger, Repair Bhop. 9 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder, 07 Btark at; office and store fixtures , built and remodeled, altering and re Paring bouses.. 'Phone Main 347. .CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. I Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's ' &no. Store, m Wasblngtoa sL Phone Hood m CONFECTIONERY. A. J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona. Wi Washington st. W. J. Powtll, Candles and Cigars, 420 Washington at ' CONTRACTORS. FRiANK a CAMPBELL, carpenten and builder t repair workT Firat st; 'phone Front 1305. CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. Sewing Machines and Bicycles, S3S Mor rison street. CORNICES 8KYLIQHT8. Metal Sk Galvanised Iron Cor nicca Bayer, tttfi Bscond st. - COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co dealers In- all kinds ot coal, and wood. Mi Morrison st. Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood, ,0 Third: s Phone Main 3C3 and Cot 073. )ENTI8T3. B. K. Hamby, D. D. 8., room S Wash ington Bids.. Washington and 4th ata Theodora B, Thompson. B0-51 Washington Blda-., Washington and Fourth sta Phone Hood. 41V P. B. Lahgwbrthy, rooms 7 and S Benson Buliding, tillH, Morrison street, near Fifth,... . . '-.'....I,... .., DRUGGISTS. O. P, 8. Plumcer, 100-262 Third at Bows Martin, Blxth and Washington. Frank J. Btrelblg. W Washington st Laue-bavis Drag Co., 175 Id st Phone 641. ; ELECTRIC WORKS. - . Portland ? Electrical Works-Office, m Washington st Western Electrlo Works. BOSH Wash, st FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. BEAL Estate and Gensral Buataess .Agency. P. E. Budd, UO First St HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURES AND RENO. VATORS Only place In Portland for good work: union hattera Boston Hat company, at Fourth street; phono Blaak ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Cbatten ainjrraving company. Mor- rison. between, . airsi ana second sta EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnslde st FURRIERS. The Bllverfleld Fur Mfg. son st Co., 988 Morri- GROCER8. F. Dresser ek Co., M0-M3 Washington st HAIRDRESSlNQ, MANICURING. Paris Hair Btore, 80S Washington st, up-to-date fbair tdresera Rosenthal BIKtere-Wlg-maklnir and man louring. 164 Fifth st Hood 814. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder ata , HAY, AND OJRAIN. W. af lAUtSersrurNorth ThS3 st Lime. Shingles and Cement . HOUSE FURNI8HERS: Horn Furnishers Furniture. Carpets. Parlor Goods, Stoves, etc. Bee 2, Qev- no. see 4, usv rst, 1IS-22S Tarn. urts at Bonn iiMit n hllL Both phones sM. INSURANCE. Buffet, Burgard Ca, 151 Washington st '' "i MASSAGE. saga electric treaunenta . USVs First st-. JEWELEJ1S. Beldlng Broa, Diamonds, Watches, sta. 45 Third st. Ths L. C Henrlchssn Co., Jewelers and opticians, zm Washington st. The O. Heitkemper Co., manufacturing jewelers, iw -Morrison st LAUNDRIES. Clean Towel pally. Comb, brush, soai ft II peri month. Novelty Supply Co., w m,imwa xei. uu MONEY. TO LOAN. MONET to 'Loan on city lots proved, farms. W, A. Shaw and Ira Co, ata Stark Street. MONEY LOANED on furniture, pianos. W. . A HATHAW AT Money to loan. U nraaomgioin tnuiuing. .fbone uooa ux MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. FluTeTgiuTEar structfons it UIB1IUU11U HU ajaaajvr- aia- Prof. K, A. Smith, residenos tH Twelfth. Phone Brown 495. Latent for sale. FOR mxl.tn -mt a r.rinn. la Inrantat In a vbiussio patentea aapnau paving pro- "li aas- esa Address Uox m. opersUea -sueeessfaUy. Joui Journal bfflca PAWN BROKERS. t?norrHsnryTTforT Portland Loan ' Offlc Bee, Dan Marx. prop. Oak -Phone Brown 4&. u xnira st, near Uacle Myers. Jswelr. MS Third st PHOTOGRAPHERS. EWJMoore crayon and 'eii, jlortraita xnira ana wascinsion su. . ; the4 Klngr SBear Estate' Association. ' Tii , Chambsr ot Commerca ' Oisa K. ICortl, ral estate and mortgage ioana au to asauigioa. siain, a . RAILROAD; 1 Four Days ; r Across the Continent vm. 8:- The Canadian f Pacific J This service caa be had if your tickets read by the S "Imperial I UmitetF , Itthis-itoo.yas! we can g - give you a '.slow-er, train, . Call $ 142 Third Street SU - , . i i A I ;For FULL PARTICULARS. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. Leavea DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS. Arrives, For Maygera Kaln- ler.ciatsKams, west- na. Warrenton. Fla-I 8:00 AM. 7:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M. vei, Mammona, r ore 11:10 A.M. Mtevena . uearnart Pk., Seaside, Astoria and Seashore Ex press, iOatly. Astoria Exoresa 9:40 P.M. Dally, ex, Saturday. Portland - Seaside Esoreaa Saturday only. Ticket office, 2&5 Morrison street and union jjepor, J. C. MAYO, General Passenger Agent Astoria, Or.- . ... PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Koba Nagasaki and BhanghaL taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvostook. For rates and full Information, call on or address officials or agents of ths O. K.SN. CO. '' - MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and bulld nig wura, n xmru su first-class work and stock only. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee Housa Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse'a Restaurant, 229 Washington st City Chop House and Restaurant IS Third St., . - 8IGN WRITER. Jessie Waddell, Sign Writer, JB9V4 Taylor lirtHIW TUVUI JsTlWU , f Vl lllHW i t,: 6L0T MACHINES. All Styles; repairing; phonographa rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co.. 4I Washington at STORAGE AND TRANSFER. C- O. Pick. Office 88 First St. -1st . Stark and Oak; phone (69. . Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouaa - Front and- day sta Tjr Furniture, Piano and Safa Moving- and Packer. Charles . M. Olsen, 12s First v street TYPEWRITERS. The SrmthiFremter Typewriter, 'ltt Third street All' makes of typewriters for rent. Supplies for all machlnea L. A M. Alexander 4 Co., agenta TICKET' OFFICES. to 120 saved to all polnta .,. .. - TRUNK FACTO It Y.' Harris .Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satch- WIW. WW.. "-'Jt -.v. -WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrtstensen, wal papers, and painter. .141 Seventh st, oorner Alder. Km est Miller &, Co. wait paper and deo orations. 127 First st. WINE DEPOT. THUS COLUMBUS California Wine Ce glass. Fine wlnea Uauors and clgara Headquarters for cooks, waiters and bertendera 148 Fourth st Or. -phone Main 751. f . BANKS. faKADTAN BANK OF COMMERCEJ C With which is amalgamated THB BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up 8 ono.ono TlMarve X, 000,000 Transacts a grreTal bsnkinr buslnesa BAV BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums pf 110 and up, wards and Interest allowed. on minimum .L,hiv balances. Rates on application. M4 Washington stA . sks.,.v m m,mmi9 awisiiSIBj nf s T .rsn b TTLTON. BANKERS LAD ESTABLISHED IN im. , Pransnct a general banklnjr buslnesa Tnterest allowed on time deposita S i." ,T'.,ina mads at all polnta on fvr,r. .'1Z-L. T Mt tr Of Credit IsatlMl avail. able in Europe and the Eastern Statea SV."" ' sn1 AtAarssnhl a-.. - fers sold on New York. Washington, Chl caim , Bt Louis. Denver. Omahn. San i-"" anil various notnts-in nmvnn Washlnston. Idaho. Montana and British xchsngs sold pn London. Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Honsr Kong. , MEKCHANTTOBAXK- , y.- Frank Watson President B. I Wurnam i iw-j-resiaeni a W. Hovt ................. Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A OEERAL BANKING United States Depositary, mi,ttm and letters of credit Issued avail. able to all parts of the world. tjoiiectiu k v". uuugnr. LONDON BtNMrTEDWCISCO BANK:' Chkmber of Commerce Bulldinjr. Third . .:..- .r aaXiu Diai sa vcibi Head office, S5 Old Broad street. London. his nans: xranaacia a. aniinrai mnklnsj business, makes loan, discounts bins end Issues letters of efillt avallnbie fur trav. tiers and ire Mirrh.i 0f nmrchandfo tn any city t t i Tfaia la toreljrn and dotnp- ' ' " interest l i ' ' T. , -. v , . anasur. TIME TABLE: mr OniT THROOG!! TRMDS - . . Without Change of Cars BETWEEN RUN OVER I CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. TIME-70 Hours to Chitagri . ,i, A. if A. G. BARKER, Oensral Agent CAN. W. KsBwsy. 153 Third St., Portland, Oregon,' EAST via SOUTH Depot Fifth and " I Streeta Leava ArrTra. IpVERUAND EX fPRESS TRAINS. l:S0 p m l:S0 a m ror ttaiem, . jkoso- Durg.Asniana. See- ramento. Oaden. rtM Rag San Francisco. Mo- jave, joa angeiea El Paso, New Or-! leans and the East. . At wo id A n rni daily sxcent Bun- day); morning train connects with train ror at, Ansel. 811 verton. Brawn a-l I . .11. C!... . 1 J I. land Natron, andi Albany Local for - Mt. . Angel snd BU verton. Albany passenger.. M.-OOp ra 7:80 a m t:S0 p m 'lOttteim (- orvallla naManarar 5:w amy Sheridan passengerf lis:w a m , Dally. UDaliy except Sunday. f , , ,.A t Rebate tickets en sale between Port- land, Sacramento and San Franolsco. Nat rates 117.60 first-class and tli seoond-dasa Second-class Includes sleeper: flrst-elass aoes not. . Rates and tickets to Eastern points andi Europe. Also JAPAN. CHINA, HONO. LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can be ob tained st Tiokst Office, No. tei, eorner Wrahlngton and Third. , . . , , v TAMHIU, DIVISION. Passenger Depot foot of Jefferson PV Leave Portland daily 7:20 a m.. 11:10, 1:58, :&, :). l:25.-.80 p. in. Dally ax cept Sunday, S.SO, S:40 a aa, C:0S. UJ p. tn. (Sunday only, a. m. Arrive Poitland daUy, 8 .JO, 10:50 st ta 1:35.- J:10. 4:80. (:15,- V.6. 10 p. to. Dally; except Sunday, 6:35. 1:80, 10:60 a va.i ex cept Monday, 14:40 a m.; Sunday only, 10.06 an. Leave for Dallas daily except Sunday. v.vo v. ni. Arnn roniina i: a m I'aaaenger train leaves-Dallas for Alrllf Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at l:M' p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. Except Sunday. V. A. SCHILLING, City Ticket Agent' ' W. E. COMAN. JTrelsht and Fassanaar Agent . t Tiur riDiVf " OF TRAINS POR.TLANP Denart Arrlva, Knrtt. cnmmt T im IM . . .IrlMI n. m. T-ms. m. Twin City Express.. ..U:S9 p. m. :Wp.nv Kansas-City and Bt r-ouls Snef-Ial I:SS a n. 11:10 O. m. Puget Bound Limited. 1:26 am. t:45 p. m. Take the ' Puget Sound Limited ' for Olympfft, South Bend and Gray's Harbor Solnta All tralna dally. Four . trains ally to Tscoma and ScatUa Tare through to the East k '," ) A. D. CHARLTON. " $ Clnr 1 13. .a Am I5S Morrison street , roruana. ure. i i Mil i m -1 LSiiomiinio THREE TRAINS DAILY t . FOR ALL POINTS EAST POIiTID vh CHICAGO , . V,'" f "- ' "' '- -4 '''-V SSSSBBsBBBBBSBBBBBBBaaBBBsBBlsW m' I QIoomh. snsnl I llsl , BOUTtS, w0 1 ft UNION DEPOT. 1 Leave. I Arrtva HiCAaP5RTLAN5 :00 am i.!Ui pn4 SPECIAL. Dally DaUy . For the East via Hunt- Ington. ' , " SPOKANE FLYER. 1 6:lSpn jam- For Eastern Washing. Dally DaUy ton, Walla Walla Lew- Iston, Coeur d'Alene and t ; Ot. Northern polnta i ATLANTIC EXPRESi; i;U pm 8:10 aoT For the Bast via Hunt. Dally Dally tngton. i - . OCEAN AND RITER BCHFPPLKL FOR JAN FRAN. From AJns- -worth Dock SS. Oen, W Elder , 8:00 pot June L U, 11. ' . - . 88. Columbia- ' J' tiibspn) June , 16. is. Tor aItorIX and, -no nm 8 09 pra W T sa kua way i pomta With atr, for Ilwaca and conn "unSjUauy ex bun Sat. U , pm t ; iu UU Mun., '. t..t f'"rl. North Beacn, atr. Jtias snlo. Ash street dock. FOR CORVALDS" anji way points, steamer Ruth, Ash street dock. w (water permurin IOR DAYTON. C" City anil samni'i t points, str. Aiun. . . Street cloeK. (Watriv-'- i ; tick i r . t s.