TITE EVENING iTOTTOlTAl." iPOlVTLAinV fOBEGON. TntJBSDAYs 'JULY 3. ,1902.-
nPhilCommercialrld
FlNANQAli
(.-V.-.'
LONDON, July' t-Consols, ' 8U; Silver
ItHMi back rate, pgr cent .-. ... , ;,
NEW YORK, JuiTiTstecllng exchange,
on I, KK; do short, HS!4; silver bullion
v4- s:;:. .',"'
SAN FRANCISCO, July l-Sterling ex
lhange, 60 days, 84.85H; do sight, $488;
Jo doc., 14.86;' drafts, telegraphic, ' 13V40.
10 alght, 106.1 --. , ; i,
' y-' " "" ' ' '-v??P'-;
V Shipping. . . .,
train tonnage ii route. J,.
( rain tonnage in port.,...,.. ......... S7B
i TIDES AX'V ASTORIA , TOD AT. if.
iiign water
J132T a. m
.......A.,....... ....3.T ccf
ixw wxar ..V.
r-43 a. ni.,., ....., .........-Y.e tees
1.0$ p. in..... m.S.3 feet
Rain; wind Treat; bar smooth, - - -
: ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
ASTORIA. July 8. Sailed Steamer El
inor. Balled at ; 10:40 nuBrttltl
pteamerlndrapura. for Hong Kong and
way porta. ; Arrived at 5 a, m. and left up
at 10:40 a. m.-6teamer
Banta Barbara,
from Ban rancioo.
Grain.
LONDON, July 8. Cargoes easier; Cal.
tfornia prompt, 29a 9d30s; Walla Walla,
1902M 3d. English country markets Arm
at id advance, , '. .
LIVERPOOL, July 3. September wheat
closed 8a 2V&d. French country market
hulet , . . . .. .. ...
NEW YORK, July f.-Wheat-July
siosed SOHcj September, TOftc
CHICAGO July 8. Wheat July closed
T5HC; September, 7S& Corn July closed
77c;, September. 61o. OatsJuly, old,
Cd: d new, o. "Recelpta.i. 554.W&
bushels; shipments, 00,000 buahela. , ,
. SAV FRANCISCO, July ANothin)r do
me; KzcnanKO aojourneor until Monday,
tiuiy
3..
, (Note. Eastern - Exchanges "
Until Monday, July 7.)
adjournod
THE MARKETS.
Receipts of poultry the past lew days
have been very short and a rise iino
tations will be noticed today The de
mand for poultry has been brisk on ac
count of the Fourth of July. Ducks are
till dragging on the market and farmers
ORE00N AND WASHINGTON GRAIN SHIPMENTS SEASON 1901-02
FROM FORTXiAND.
June, 1902.
Bushels.
Wh eat
To Europe
Africa
152,581
South America
Orient and Slbera
San Francisco ....
' Totals .........
s eao e a 3S3,5W
Flovr, Barrefs.
Orient ..........mw.w,..., 11,172
San Francisco ... 23,262
jburvpe .,, ....
South America,
South Africa
Total
84,434
FROM PtToTET
- Wheat Bnshels.
To Europe) ............... 8S4.804
South America ...
Boutb Africa,.... 188.924.
Orient and Siberia ........
Baa Francisco ..... Moee'aee sT'ere
Totals
673,818
Barrels.
57.576
Flour-Orient,-
Siberia, South America
and, Honolulu .....................
Ecrope i..
South Africa 48,esj
San Francisco 16.3US
TtftltT MOWO0
122,574
Total from Portland (34,434 barrels our Included) ........
From Puget Stound 4123,674 barrels flour Included)
. Total Juna shipments from Oregon and Washington
Grand total season .1901-02
Seasolf 1900-1901
Season 1899-1900
8eaBon 1898-1898 ,
Season 1897-18SS I.
, Merchants Exchange, Portland, Or.,
are advised against skipping any mora
of their stock Until tho demand livens up
a bit. Moat of tho sales of ducks made
now are to tho Chinese. Prices bavs
dropped today.
Tho receipts of bananas hay slacked
up again, and a steadiness la noticed in
tns joninng nouses toaay. .veaiers ciaim
that with the largo receipts for tbo past
week (hey have been losing money and
are mora careful now In ordering ship
ments. Quotations remain as formerly
A drop will be noticed in tbo quotations
era watermelons and musk melons. Seed
lass grapes from Arlxona are arriving
and are quoted at 82.(9 a crate. Some
very fine baskets of fruits were seen' on
the street today. ,
The demand for eggs stilt continues,
and, as receipts still continue light, prices
art Arm. Today's quotations are 194P1914C
per dosen.
Batter Is firm at- tBS20c a pound, th
receipts and" demand being about the
same. t . ; " .'
V GRAIN AND FLOUR.
, Whekt-Nomlnal; WaUa - Walla, 680
bluestem, 70c; valley, 67e.
Barjey-Feed, 2223 per ton.
Oat No. X white, 31-251.30; gray, $139
. 1.26. w
. Flour Best grades, 33.053.6O per barrel;
Valley, 88; graham, $2.953.20.
MIUatuffs-Bran, 19 per ton; middlings,
122: shorts. 19; chop, SI7.50.
Hay-Timothy, Sia&OJ; clover. 37 :60S.
' BUTTER, a08.- POULTRT.
Butter-Creamery, 1720o; dairy,' lfi9
Hot store,. J6i6c .;.. -w . '
Eggs 19c.
Cheese Full cream, twins, 13019Hei
Toung America,- 14c - '
Poultry-Chickena, . mixed. ; 84.254.75:
, hens, $4.6O5.00 per dox.;. brotlerg, fa.60
100; fryers, .33.00(5)3.60; ducks, $3.003.60 per
8 os.; turkeys, live, 12HOi4c; do dressed,
U&VSo per lb.; geese, S4.O)5.00 per dos.
. 4 VBCfETABlJC AND FRUIT. , ' '
Potatoes-New potatoes, $125L60 per
Onions California red,
Danver, H.W. .".
SOcejl; yellow
Tomatoes 81.2&&1.60 per crate; turnips,
n1.25; carrots, 35o doa. bunches; beets,
ITo. dos bunches; cauliflower, 75fc90o per
losen; celery, SOo' per dosen; peas,. 2
gits per lb; asparagus, $L2S box; rad
hes, per dos., 124 lie; green onions,
- log., 12tye15o; cabbages, Oregon, H4o per,
b. r Oregon strawberries, tKo Per lb. ;
Oregon rbubarby' 3c per lb. j artichokes,
Kr dos.. 4060c; lettuce, bead, per dos.,
v, California green corn, 25c doxen;
- uparagua beans. So . per lb. ; raspberries,
; 0.60 per crate, of 34 boxes; grapes, Ari-
Kna, 32.50 per orate.- - ; ,,-.:. ,,', -.
Oreen fruit Lemons, $4i80r oranges,
. M(jJ4.50 per box; bananas. S2SJ3; ptne
tpples, 333.60 per doa.; cherries, 75c$ls
leaches, 754i90C; California plume, Lj)1.2S
x; apricots, 5&0c; musk melons, 83.35
- Kr dos.; watermelonsM per dos.
'Drled; fruit Bun-dried apples, sack or
; Kxes, per lb., 45c; evaporated, UUVtc;
tprlMts, Utseua; paaobea, swlMi peara,
ttnna.Iff4c? flat. Catlfor-
niablacka, 4c; do wane, j; plums,
pitted. tai ' -'-. .
"TToroCKRIEHL KUT8. ETC.
Sugar-Cube, crushed. J4-75i
ftowdered. , dry granaUttd, W-Wj
extra C. S4.10: golden c. neat,
rannltMl. 14 48 Mt 100 lbs.. Sack baSlS:
barrels, loe; kalf barrrta, 2Se; boxjs tm
loa lbSu. aoore oasis e w to. u
eouat for prompt cash; maple, 126130
per pound.
rnfrM-Moeha. SSfflBSet ' Java, faner.
1iem Jars, good. parUc; Java, ordi
nary, iSmae; Cotta Rica Uncy, l20e
Costa Rica, good 1618e; Costa. Rica,
ordinary, oia pet poonat votuinow
roaet, U?, Arbuokle'a, Ba 'tatt "?n
H0.S fiat; Cordova, IW lwrnl. 1L
"fiaieBaes, Is, , 4e- $lS6i Es, 10s. 13. JO?
Fin tabl and dairy.. 0.- par sack; Me;
Liverpool. 54o: Worcester, teo; Wocastar,
bbls.,nulk; 'S3 lbs., S6.7S. " s 1 -8att-Coarse.
halt around, 100a, par too,
fzu.ia; bus per ion; aw.ov. . - .
per, nark wivn. auiw. .
Grain bag-Oaloutta, tr.7l pf MS
for July-August. - - j :.;'.".' ' t vj
Nuta-Peanuta. 64o r per pound for
raw, flo. fo roasted: coeoanuts, 864f
0c per dosen; walnuts, 13HUo Pr
pound; pin nuts, iu?uo; nicaory nuia,
fo: chestnuts, 3.60&5 per . drum; Bra-
stl nut. I7e; Alberts, l&aiae: fancy pe
cans, M14c; almonds, WOo; coooa
nuts, SOo per dos.
Coal OlP-Cases. 20o jpaf gallon; bar
fels, le; tanks. ie.
Rice, Imperial, Japan No, 1, So; No. S,
Uc; New Orleana, fc&Io. . ,
Salmon Columbia Rlw, jena-pouM
talis. St7B; two-pound tails, U.40; fancy
one-pound flat .8o; .half-pound fancy
flats, $1.15; Alaska, tans,, ping wo, rea
tiK' tvo-Dound tails. S3. -
Beans-Small white, S14o; large white,
1 1-Sc; pink, So; bayou, a; Uroas, c
. HOPS, WOOL AND HIDES.
. HoDB-aTQUo. per pound; .contract.: 13
tm uregon if uw
ahMiuikina enearings,
PSK
short
WOOt, 2&SUGr meailUB
long
iTJler-rtae,pOMH4r No.
Hides Dry bides. Not. t, tfl pounds and
LBp, lGWlOttC p poiHiajry. p, wo, ,
to 10 PQUnas, uk; urf yai., no. hikot
f pounds, 16c; ry-saued,'MUM ana stag,
.nV.t hird less than dry flint: salted hides.
steers, sound, pounds and over, 8O0c;
SO to SO pounds, under SO pounds
and cows, stag s and bulla, sound,
SH: kip. sound. 15 to 80 pounds, To; veal,
sound. W to 14F pounas, 7 cair. souna,
tinder 10 pounds, 8c: green (unelted, 1
per pound leas; "culls le parswund leaa;
horse hides, salted, .each, Sl803 dry.
each, S101 -OO'. eoi ts' woes, ten, xd'xoc;
mat skins, common, each, loiaoi An
gora, with wool on, each, -
Mohair 3526c ; y
v MEATS AND PROVISIONS.
Fresh meats-goef, prima, 7$Tc; pork.
Cereftt Tear to Date.
1801-02. 19OV01.
June, 1901,
Bushels.
354,385 -
Bushels,
12,321.853
457,062
Bushels.
12,367,588.
296,709
482.580
17.635
59.924
13,214,438
Barrels.
607,ttl
' 383,460
69,505
21.220
i 17,927
998.149
8,769
12,787,784
Barrels.
542,388
225.975
6U39
3H.8S
BarrelSk.
36,03
15,505
40,556
51,588
BOUND.
Bushels.
Wt4!9
45,450
866,15ft
Bushels.
13,298,940
, 325,154,
mm
25,8.r)2
18,643
13,135,173
Barrels.
980.891'
23.788
177,826
113,147 '
1,295,653
BusheR
8,432.578
220,165
367,068
13,364
69.638
, 9,092,813
Barrels.
846,799
lfl7,5S8
2,2V
95,804
1.070.44J
Buhelt.
.. 307,537
.. 1,125,401
.. 1,432,938
.. 35,651,091
10,973
497,851
Barrels.
79,846
"M4
" 85,340
a,...,..,.. ....
..;.,..... 81.729,129
2109.151
..4:...: 26.828,340:
. 30,679,666
July 1, 1902.
77c per lb.: veal. -7Hc: mutton. J'A
&3V4c, dressed, 6Vii8c per lb.; cows. B
7c; Dulls, VitVfra per io.v lamos, tmtec per
ID. . -
Hams, bacon. etc. Portland do
(Western) bams, 1414e, picnic, lie lb.;
oreaaiasi raooiv uw ngni eiaes,
Uo lb.; backs, 12fl3o; dry salted,
sides, ,12ttc; dried beef setts, 16c; insldes
and knuckles, 18o per lb.; outsides,
16o per lb.; Eastern packed hams
under 18 lbs., 15c: over 18 lbs., 15c;
fancy, 1540 ; picnic, llC; shoulders,
HHc; dry salted sides, uiismoekd, 12c;
breakfast bacon, 16c: . bacon sides 14a
: backs, unamoked. 13c; smoked, 14c; butts.';
Lard Kettle leaf; lSH'tf; steam rendered.'
12Sc, tierce basis. ,.
RAILROAD NOTES.
Assistant weneral Fassenger Agent
CharHon,' of 'the' Northern Pacific, hns
returned from hi recent trip to Puget
Bound and to Spokane; .' where he re
mained near "Billy- Mead until the end
came.' Mr, Charlton said this morning
tnat it was so cold on fhs train last
night that It became "necessary to light
all the lamps "In order to get enough heat
to make tbo: journey, at: All endurable.
General .Agents James Clock, of the
Wisconsin Central, left iMa morning for
Vancouver, , B. C. , Ho : wHl there nort
Burton Johnson, the , general freight
agent of bis company, who la making a
tour of the Paclflc Coast. . Mr. Johnson
will accompany . Mr. Clock, to Portland,
after first visiting the Puget Sound cit
ies. . .. . .,..,,...,.r-,:..,,,,...,,- ., , -
Yesterday ths O. R. ft N"," Co. put
Into effect a rate of 48 cents on fir lumber
from an O. R. A N. CO. points t6 Chi
cago and Milwaukee, and of 58 cents on
all other lumber. Tnls marks a re
duction of 2 cents and Is made to com
pete with : tho rate put In by other
lines.' "'.u--.-. . 'WrO'-f ?A
' The Great Northern's circular on homo
seekers' rate applies "thoso rates to all
points south, of Portland as far as tho
California stats Una. - r ,
i Discounted.
First: Americaa Bov Mr nana
like A prince, -
Second American Bor There nnthln
-My papa lives like the president of a
trost-Detrolt Free Press:
May Ride in Elevators.
It, Is sal that. more curann ha. n
elevators Jft New Tora' buildings every
day tban ar carried bj tho street rail
roads. The elevators in 'some office
buUdings carry. 10,000 persona oally,
PASTEO-ON PATCHES
:-J V- f.i
Why
t in x Some Uses They ; Are
Better: Adapted to Winter
J,
f , . -
t "When I made up my laundry bundle
early In the week, said 'the middle-aged
bachelor, "I found ono of tho shlrU thai
1rere to go In so torn that I had some
doubts about sanding- it, but' I let It go.
Today when my laundry cams back and
I looked it over, Z didn't see that torn
shirt at first. vThar was th right num
ber . of shirts there but no torn one,
But looking again I discovered that tfi
torn one Was there, but, now finely mend.
Si' The body of tbo shirt, whlcn, bad
been torn to one placo away from the
bosom for a space of three or four at.
Shoa, bad been drawn back Into place
Sad Was, now bold there securely by
patch' pasted on tho under sld and
Ironed on.'. .'''.'-4.
"X feel bound to say that, tho job awak.
nod my admiration. As a quick and
easy, way of mending It was great All
you bad to do was take a, square of cot
ton cloth of suitable size, spread starch
0a It, bring the disunited parts together
on lt,( and slam down on it once or twice
with a hot Iron, and the shirt was mend
ed. I had beard of mending table cloths
in that way, but I never before heard
Of mending shirts In that way. Yet it
is certainly all right-for shirts at some
Seasons.
"The pasted patch In hi nee would
reauy be better as a winter than as
summer patch. It might be melted off
In summer." New- York Sun.
JOKE ON MRS. PALMER,
Actress Answers Message Intended
for Professional Nurse. 1
' All society Is laughing over an extra.
Ordinary mischance which has Just be
fallen Mrs. Brown Potter. Ashton &
Boor, well-known Bond street agents.
got a message the other day from Prln
dess Bartatinsky, dated Paris, stating
that at the instance of Countess Torby,
Wife of Grand Duke Michael, she desired
to: engage ' the services of Mrs. Potter
for July 20, and hoped the letter would
dnd her disengaged.
Mrs. Brown Potter, answering, express.
ed -willingness to go to Paris to recite
for the princess on that date, although
it' seemed an odd time for fashionable
entertaining thera
Two days later an answer Was re
ceived to the actress' letter, as follows:
"I am requested by . Countess Torby to
inform you that her telegram was hand
ed by mistake to Mrs. Brown Potter. It
was addressed to Mrs. Potter, a monthly
nurse, whose professional services are
required for Princess Bar la tin sky at the
date mentioned. "STOEOK,
"Equerry of Grand Duke Michael.'
So Mrs. Brown Potter was disengaged
for July 20. London Mall. ,
FAMES PATHWAY.
A sister of Hall Caine has made her
theatrical debut in London In a play enti
tled "A woman of Impulse."
Lord Salisbury, Earl Rosebury and Lord
Derby have joined the Bishop's Stortford
Derby memorial committee.
Senator Shelby Cullom . of Illiontos,
though 73 years old, still desires to be
considered spry and ctiv4 on his feet
Secretary of the Treasury' 8haw v as
tonishes New Yorkers by the absence of
red tape when he vista their city.
Daniel G. Reid, Wall street magnate,.
began life as a grocery boy and made his
way Into the world because he had lots of
sand.
Henry .White, secretary of the United
States embassy in London, contradicts
the announcement, printed in America,
of his daughter's engagement to Marshell
0. Roberts.
The English Justice Barnes takes down
his notes in shorthand and sums up from
these notes. He finds It a great saving of
time, and by this means is never oblig3d
to stop a witness.
Thaddeus II. Claypool, a student in the
Yale Graduate school, has accepted the
presidency of the New Mexico Baptist
college at Alamogardo, N. M. He was
graduated from the acedemy", In the de
partment of Yale In 189S.
A native bom St. Loulsan has, been
thrice appointed governor of New Mexico.
Miguel Antonia Otero, the mn who rules
over the destinies of that commonwealth.
first saw light of day in the Mound
City and received his education at the
old St. Louis University.
Colonel J. T. Marsh, late of the Royal
Engineers, has six sons holding commis
sions In the English army, all of whom
have seen serious- fighting. By one or
other of its members this remarkable
family seems to have had at least one
representative in all recent campaigns.
FACTS AND FIGURES.
The largest deal for cut-over lands In
the Northwest was recently made by
James 1,. Gates, of Milwaukee. He has
purchased 150,000 acres.
Fairly good English was spoken by 60
per cent of the German soldiers who vis
ited Dublin recently while tbelr squad
ron was at Kingston.
Sixty good-slsed mushrooms were re
cently discovered growing In the thatched
roads of some old property at Hucknall
Torkard, Nottingham, Engtand.
The largest goat rancbln-the-world Is
owned by Charles , 8. Onderdonk, j of
Lamy, N. M. . He has 10,000 goats, and
they have 28,000 acres In which to roam, ,
The sun's flames spring at times Ho a
distance of 350,000 miles from It sur
face. . . - " '
TH -birch grows" further north than
any other tree. Next comes the Siber
ian larch, and then the fir.
In the United States navy the largest
guns outside of those on monitors aro 12
Ihch; on the, monitors the largest are 15-
Inch. -: V; v ;,::.: '--'f, ...
Statistics go to prove that people are
now living longer than they did in times
gone by, but Methuselah still holds the
record.
Grasped His Appreciation.
"I tell you," 'said the landlord of the
summer resort near the top. of the moun
tain, "a matt can't get too much of thla
pure air." - - .
Not" gasped the tenderfoot, who Wia
Unused to the elevation. "I can't et half
enough of ltr43ilcaga Tribune, '"
-The jDldesb Trust" Company In Oregon."
Iwmm xoriPAnf or oncdon
. . S J Incorporated April H, 1887.
i BenJ. L CMierv ?esident '
'-I'-Hi-myJ V-r'. B. Lee Paget, Secretary..
: THE PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
OF OREGON fssoe INTEREST-BEAR-INO
CERTIFICATES .OF DEPOSIT
epdn the following terms:
. Vn Special Certificates of Deposit, not
less' than $500 eaenpkyable upon 10 dajflr
sail by the holder, or 10 days' notice by
the Trust Company, 344 per cent per an
num." - '
- Payable on 30 days call or 30 days' no-
tlce, Stt per cent per annum.
f Payable on SO daya call or 90 days' no-
tloe, 4 per cent per annum.
i On Certificates of 35000 or over Interest
will be paid quarterly or semi-annually
If desired," ' " . . '
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY of OREGON
1 ' 103 Third Street. Portland, Oregon,
DCtCtTORS NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT.
; Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have been appointed by the County
Court of the State of Oregon tor Multno
mak County,.' executor and ex.outrlx, re
Spectlvely, of thw last will and testament
of Graham Ghus, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
estate of said .deceased are required to
? resent them, with proper vouchers, at
he office- of Graham Glass, m First
street, Portland, Oregon, within six
months' from tbo date of the publication
of this notice. .
. ; ' ORAHAtf LA8S J
' , ' FRANCES GLASS.
Dated. Portland. Or., May St 1903.
Rarb; Bargain!
Beautiful ( Hew " modern j-roont
house, lust finished, la Nob Hill of
East Side. Built by contractor for
himself. , fcesvinj; city, must sell..
Inquire Owner, 30 Washington Si,,
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS'
' j J MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the prel
dent has called a special meetlag of the
stockholders of The Willamette Oil Com
pany for July 9th, 1903, to be held at the
hour of 2 p. to.., at the office of the Cem-
Sanyt ; for the-, purpose of authorizing a
isaoIuMpn of. the. corporation and dispos
ing of the -property of the Company by
consolidating with the Standard Rock.
Oil and Asphaltum defining Cempany f
San Francisco, CaL - . . v.v
. .. - s w, 1, CURTIS. Secy
fn imm.M
U SoM (with r wltlxxi BUUng aad Tabs-1
kin.Artukmnitl.BzdhuMd. anted.
aatfi kplit Trrron Inmrritor Mlbiran I
taf m awbltiM. Unahtm Oerkoa t-1
aaa rurniwn. tiHwunw rsaaw
wwsovt osiasb
Wycfceff, ttisiM I SeseeTct.
itJLL.-aL.,lInii.ii.LlliK,l
340 Stark St., Portland, Or.
CUSSiFIED-ADS.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
HALL'S safe, standard ef the world;
. safes sold on easy payments; trade your
'old safe for. a new one.. Norris Bate
Lock Co., 91 Ftret-et.
FOR S A LiE One-horsepower eleotrlo
motor for sale cheajL Inquire of oaab-
ler, this oftlce. ;X "
PERSOffAll.
A. E. Devere, the specialist In treatment
Of hair and scalp. - 600 The Dekum:
phone Red 2849. .
A "FIRST HONOR" High School irad-
uate; teaching experience, will teach
backward pupils. Excellent references.
Terms reasonable. Address "W," care
The Journal. -
FREE FREE Handsome home savings
banks at the Security Savings & Trust
Company; only a limited number to be
loaned; call and ask fer one of those
banks. 266 Morrison pi.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
DONALD G. WOODWARD, 246 Stark St..
renis ana insurance, jrnone Main 345.
ROOMS FOR- RENT.
43S ALDER, cor. 13th Nicely furnished
1 ruin rooms; an conveniences; suitaDle
for one or two gentlemen. .
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light and
airy. rso. lb an si.; use 01 pbone and
bath.
THE ROSS 211 V4 1st., cor. Salmon; ele
gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone
Red 189L
FURNISHED ROOMS-191H 1st St. cor.
lammu; transient sollctted. Tel. Brown
891. . .
THE GRAND New management; light.
airy room. Dams. m xamniu; tel.
Hood 719.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, tel. 388
Yamhill, near cor. West Park. Pbone
Green 628.
THE BURBANK. S34 Yamhllt-Well-fur-
nianeu ironi rooms ana . ooaro; also
table board.
THE LOCKWOOD, Sol Morrison st
Furnienea rooms; transient Pbone Ore
3;
gon Moutn cw.
THE METROPOLE New management.
ma. Biers;; ugac airy rooms; reasonaoie.
MANHATTAN COURT-Brick- building;
steam neai, newiy lunusneo. suh etarK.
THE CASTLE 872 Wash,; rooms for gen
tlemen; transient. Tel. South 761.
. HELP WANTED MALE.
LOGGERS; mill and yard men: piert and
teams; . wooa-cnoppers: xann nanas and
' milkers; work 0 all kinds In and out
. of city for men and women; 30-day
guarantee on every ticket. Call and see
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
226ft Morrison; branches, 247 Burnside and
m norcn xmra.
WANTED A saleaman to represent us In
every county in rregon; one familiar
with farming trade preferred. Address,
with references, G. Stelnmets, 419 Ab
Ington bldg., Portland, Or.
WANTED 12 boys, M or 15 years old, for
journal routes, jvppiy at ine journal
office. 289 Yamhill at..
CLAIRVOYANT.
MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and
vwuTgjraui, " iwu bqvic on all
affairs of life; readings, too. J2iVi Mor
rison st
ARCHITECT AND ENGINKERV
Fred A. Balnn, 43 2d at TeL Oak 76. ye
sets ana maoniBery ex an Kinds d
elgned. : '.ffwKia.,
BARBERS' SUPPLIES."
LEws STKNGER Barber Supply Oal-i
elalty. ltl First St .
BARBERS.
Joseph Reldet, 352 Morrison at.
Read The Journal
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ATTORNEYS.;
Pax ton Beach -A- Simon, SIS Chamber of
, vuuiinerca. .. , ; . .
James Oleason, 3 and S Mulkey Building.
A8$AYEft AND ANALYST.
Paul BaumeLAssayer and Analylatj
gold dust bought. 32S Surk at.
BATHS.
nowdaa Sithtuai MOL w.ah room im
Vapor baths. maesage and eleotrlo
treataenta. . . . " V ! ; :
BICYCLESV
fred T. MerrUl Cycle Co, 100-131 Stb st
SOOTS AND SHOES.
A. Dreyers, 67 Third st
J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
John A, Melton, cirpntr and IrtttWer,
IQt fiLrstw-s a 4Kwurges
built and remodeled, altering and re
! I . . . . . . n 119 .
tfmxios uutuwa, , 'jrnone auuu . ,
CHIROPODY AND MANICURINO.
L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight's
Shoe. Store. 394 Washington st Pbone
Hood 728. .
CONFECTIONERY!
A. J, Coffman, Choaolates and Bon Bona,
-, 350 -Washington st.
W. jr. Powell, Candles and Cigars, 420
wasoington et. .
T
CONTRACTORS.
FRANK S. CAMPBELIi, carpenten and
builder) repair work, 69 First st;
'pbone Front 130$. -',: ' . .'.
CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY.
Sewing Machines and Bicycles, 135 Wor
. rison street. 7 T-, i - , ,.v .,.-,.
CORNICES SKYLIGHTS.
Metal Skyllgbts, Galvahtsed Iron Cor-
bices.
Bayer, m Seoond st.
COAL AND WOOD,
Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of
eoal and weod, 344 Morrison st
Bnfl1d-Vysey. Fuel Co., dry flat wood,
. S9 Tbird st none Main 363 and Col. 371
DENTISTS.
S. M. Hamby, p. D. ' 8., room S Waab
j Ingtqn Bldg., Washington and 4th sta
Theodors S, Thompson, SO-Q Washington
Bldg., .Washington and Fourth sta
i Phone' Bood 414.
P, S, Lanrworthy, rooms T tMd I Benson
Building,; 391ft Morrison street, Jiear
aFUtn.
DRUGGISTS.
O. P.-'ft Plummer, 300-183 Third it
Rowe St Martlrj, Sixth and Washington.
Franie J, Strelblg, 343 Washington st
Laue-DavfS Drug Co., 171 Id st Phone 4t
ELECTRIC WORKS.
Portland Electrical
r Washington at. ' -
Works Office, 3S3
Weetern-Sleetrld Works, 306ft Wssb. st
rOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL' 1 Estate and Oeneral Baalnsss
Agency. D. E. Budd. US First St.
HAT MANUFACTURERS.
HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO
VATORS Only place in Portland for
eoodi, work: union hatters. Boston. Hat
Company, 83 Fourth street; phone Black
ENGRAVERS.
Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company,
rison, between First and Second
, Mor
sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Oregon Employment Co., 227 Burnside st
FURRIERS.
The Bllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 2S5 Morri
son st
GROCER8.
F. Dresser A Co., 340-343 Washington st
HAIRDRESSINQ, MANICURING.
Paris Hair Store, 803 Washington St., up-to-date
-hair dressers.
Rosenthal Sisters Wig-making and man
icuring. 160 Fifth st Hood 914.
HOTELS.
Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth
and Alder sta
HAY AND GRAIN.
W. 8. Lauthers. 110 North Third st. Lime,
Shingles and Cement
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Home Furnishers Furniture.
Carpets.
Gev-
urts & Sons, 173-176 First, 319-22$ Yam-
hill. Both pnones sm.
INSURANCE.
Buffer, Burgard it Co.. 151 Washington st
MASSAGE.
ii DME'." H."lrELTr71SerM
sage, electric treatments. U3ft First st
JEWELERS.
Belding Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc,
43 Third st .
The L. C. Henrlchsen Co., jewelers and
opticians, 3S4 Washington st
The G. Heltkemper Co., manufacturing
jewelers, 386 Morrison st .
LAUNDRIES.
Clean Towels Dally.
Comb, brush, soap,
$1 per month.
Novelty Supply Co.. 40-
43 N.
Ninth st TeL 410.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY to Loan on City lots and im-
proved farms.
W, A.
bbaw Co., S43
Mlark street
MONEY LOANED on furniture, pianos,
etc. 392 ,E. Morrison St
Wi A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10
Washlngtota- Building. Phone Hood 41S.
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
Flute, guitar.
mandolin and
I..
struction. Prof. E. A. Smith, residence
244 Twelfth. Phone Brown 695.
PATENT FOR 8ALE.
FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, ft interest to
a valuable patented asphalt paving pro-
bas been operated successfully.
Address Box 121. Journal office.
PAWN BROKERS.
Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop.,
74 Third st, near Oak. Phone Brown 4ia.
Uncle Myers. Jeweler. 143 Third st
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
fc. Wf Moore, "crayon and oil " portraltsT
Third and Washington sta.
REAL ESTATE.
The King Real Estate Association. 723
. Chamber of Commerce. ,
Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage
RAItROADIMEOBIiES
Pour Days I
I Across he I
i wununeni yia,
The
I Pacific
This service can be had if ?
Al -t A 1 J it- W
your wcjceis rcaa oy uio
t
z
"Imperial
Limited"
If this Is too fast; we can
gTVr VVU Os piwffv lftMM "
i42 Third Street
itrf t tubfTrrrtr do
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DEPOT FI
AND I ST
i"TH
EETS.
Leaves.
Arrives.
For Maygers, Rain
ier, Clatskanle, West-
port, cnrton, Asto
ria, Warrenton, Fla
vel, Hammond, Fort
Stevens, Qearhart
Pk., Seaside, Astoria
and Seashoro Ex
8:00 A.M.
7:00 P.M.
'2:30 P.M.
11:10 A.M.
press, Daily.
Astoria Express.
9:40 P.M.
Dally, ex. Saturday.
Portland - Seaside
Express, Saturday
only.
Ticket office. 2 Morrison street and
Union Depot
J. C. MAYO, General Passenger Agent,
Astoria, Or.
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling
at Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, taking
freight via connecting steamers for Ma
nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvostock.
For rates and fvll Information call on
or address ottlclala or agents of the O.
R. N. Co.
MONUMENTS
Otto Schumann, monumental and build
ing work, 204 Third st .Estimates on
first-class work and stock only.
RE3TAURANT8.
Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below
Imperial Hotel.
Strouse'a Restaurant 229 Washington st
City Chop House and Restaurant, 13 Third
st, N.
SIGN WRITER.
Jessie Waddeli. Sign Writer. 269ft Taylor
street Phone Hood 175. Portland.
SLOT MACHINES.
All styles; repairing;
phonographs, rec-
ords,
Transcontlnental Machine Co., S43
Washington st
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. Pick, office 88 First st. bet Stark
and Oak; phone KM. Pianos and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping;
commodious fireproof brick warehouse,
Froht end Clay sta
Furniture, Piano 'and Safe Moving and
Packer. Charles M. Olsen. 123 First
street
TYPEWRITERS.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third
street All makes or typewriters tor
rent. Supplies for all machines. I A
M. Alexander & Co., agents.
TICKET OFFICES.
)vfrland Ticket Office.
to 320 saved to all points.
TRUNK FACTOiiY.
Harrbv Trunk Co.. trunks, valises, aatch
la, etc Ml Morrison 8t .
WALL PAPER.
H. P. Chrtstensen, - wall papers, and
painter. 141 Beventa st, corner Alder.
Ernest Miller & Co., wall paper and dec-
orations. izi r imt st.
WINE DEPOT.
THE COLUMBU8-Callfornia Wine De
pot tr. Lru, rmji. jui junus wine, so
glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars.
Headquarters for cooks, waiters and
bartender. 148 Fourth st On phone
Main 761. ,
BANKS.
gXNXblAN BANK OF COMMERCE
with which is amalgamated
nalgi
ISH
THE BANK OF BRIT
COLUMBIA.
.......18.000,000
4a nui jvi-
Capital pmu uV
nwri" k..U4 i...rI
...... ,VW,UW
TSaV ' ' BANK 'DBPAftMBNTT
Accounts opened for sums of 310 and up
wards and interest allowed on minimum
monthly balances. Rates on application,
u Washington st
! " E. A. WYLD, Manager.
tTdd a-tilton. bankers
LAUL "jjbbhsHED IN 185S. .
Transact a general banking business.
fret allowed on time deposits.
ollections made at-an points on favor- I
.1. ...ma iciiers 01 crenn issueo avuii.
ab e in Europe apd the Eastern SUtes.'
. V an A lel.crr.nKlA
teri sold on New York. Washington, Chi.
FrancWco and variety point. In Oregon.
mt. luu o. yc u r vi 1 vumnsi. Man
Wasninirxo". u" .uu snMio
Exchange soldon London. Paris, Berlin.
Frankfort and Hong Kong. .
merchantatWlbank,
J Frank Watson .................President
R. L. Durham ...............Vloe-Presldent
RW.Hp,
iovt ..
.Cashier
Geo.'. W. Hoyt f 'Assistant Cashier
- United States Depositary,
rwafta and letters of credit Issued avail.
mM to all parts of tha world.
COlieCHOn iaiiiy..viu uum oougnt
LONDON A SAN FRANCISCO BANK,
Chamber of- Commerce tiundinr.; Third
SHU DIHI SV slUTVlBh : ,
Head ffloe, 5S Old Broad street. London,
This nana iruBci acneraj Banking
business, makes lostis. discounts bills and
issues letters of credit available for trav
elers and the purchase of merchandise in
say etty of the world, peals In foreign
gnd domestics excaanca. . ;
intereax phi vu tibvuiils.
T - vW. A. MACRAE, Manager,
Canadian
Tilt OJIliniflUM 1RIIIII5
Witotr Ctumge of Csv
BUN OVER
CHICAGO & NORTH
WESTERN RY.
TIME 70 Hours to Chicago
' Birr WiCEM i J
llfiiSl
v : ? : -
A. C. BARKER,
Oeneral Agent, C. A N. W. Railway,
153 Third SL, Portland, Oregon' f.
, 1 ,i ii e
IQIO0ttN.rtASTl I i
EASTvu
SOUTH
Depot Fifth and
Leave.
1 Streets,
Arrive.
I OVERLAND ' E
3opm Press trains.Hhssii
ior caiem, jKose-
"8:30 a a framento. Ogden, mM S3I
obh a 1 a 11 Cisco, jao
!Jave. Los Angeles.1
m Paso, New Or
leans and the Eaat
At Wo ed burn
(dally exoeDt Bun-1
day), morning train
connects with train
ror Mt AnreL BU-I
verton, Browns-f
viiie. tsorinn
and - Matron.
Albany Local fori
Mt Angel and Sll-I
4:00 p in Albany nassenree
19:10 a sa
"7:30 a m LCorvallis miuntir
S:ftpei ,
4:M) p m ISheridan passenaerf
lis: a m
Daily. UDally except SunOay. -
Rebate tickets on sale between Port.
IS" &iera?ento n1 Bn Francisco. Net
rates 317.60 flrst-claas and $14' second-class.
Second-class Includes sleeper; Orst-elaae
uues noi, ... -
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and
Kurone.
Also JAPAN. CHINA. HONO
jl.uj.u ana Australia, can be 01
b
ta'ned at Ticket Office. No. 364,
Wpahlngton and Third,
. corneS
TAlllliix nrvTBTrjr
Passenger Depot foot of Jeff arson St. , 1
PorUancf dally 7:30 a. m, U:30.
1:65, 8:2S. 4.-40, 6:26. 1.30 p. m. Dally ex -cept
Sunday, 6:30, 9:40 aw m, :08, UM p,
m. Sunday only, fi a. m.
Arrive Portland dally. 3:30, 10:60 a. nta
1:86. 3:10, 4:80, S:1S, 7:40, 10 p. m. Dally
except Sunday, 6:35, 9:80, 10:60 a, m.t ex
cept Monday, 13:40 a. m.; Sunday only.
10.05 a. m.
Leave for Datlae dally except Sunday,
6:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:30 a.-m.
l'assenger train leaves Dallas for .Alrlie
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays St 3:6e
p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays .,
Except Sunday.
V. A. SCHILLINO. City Ticket Agent. ,
W. E. CO MAN, Freight and Passenget :
Agent
TIME CARD
v 0FTRAINS
PORTLAND
Denart. 'Arrival.
North Coast Limited.. .9:00 p. m T:00 a. m. "
Twin City Express.. ..11:80 p. m. S:S0pm, "
Kansas City aktd St
Louis Special 8:35 a. m. Xl:10 P, m. i .
Puget Sound Limited. 3:26 a, m. S:4t p, m. .
Take the Puget Sound Limited ' for
Olympla, South Bend and Gray's Harbor f
Sotnts. All trains dally. Four trains
ally to Tacoma and Seattle. - Tbree 1
through to the East
A. D. CHARLTON. " !
Ass t General Pass. Art. ' '
2SS Morrison. street
Portland
JUFfiON
UNIONRACIHC
THREE TRAINS DAILY
Tlf Ska
, CAD Alt DfllMTtt; t?ACTf , f
l vi , a viiiiw. wwi
UNION DEPOT. ,i Leave. Arrive.
'CHICAGO-POPTLANDjOO am 4:4u p,
special. v. Daily-DaUy
For the East via Hunt- ; '
Ington. - v ,
"SPOKANE FLYER." iJ&pm 1,
For Eastern Washing- Dally Dell
ton. Walla Walla, Lew- . v
Iston, Coeur d'Alene and -j' v 'i
Gt Northern points." ';... -v.. :v:- ' :'i
ATLANTIC EXPRESSvSls&npns" 3:10 am
For, the East via .Hunt- Dally - Dally,
. Ington. .... . '
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDUUB. '
FOR BAN FRAN.
, CISCO..
Sa Geo. W. Elder-
June V.1L''XL n"
BS. Columbia ' '
June S. 14 31
Frotn.'
Alns.
wortH'
Dock
9:00 pns
Is10 pas
FOR
ASTORIA
and
9:00 pn
6:00 pot
Dally
SX bun
way points.
connecting
Ualjy
with str. tor Uwaco an
d
ex Sua
Sat 1
p m . i
North Beach, str. Has.
sale. Ash street dock.-
FORCORVALLIS and TX
4 :M fiui
Tuea.
no
Mon, ,
Wed,
Ruth. Ash street dock.
Thuxa,
'Hat
.- Water permitting.)
FOR DAYTON. "Oregon
City and Yamhill River
points, str. Modoc. Ash
Street dock. '
(Water permitting.)
n.
7:U aiu
Tue, ,
Mon..
Sat ,
rrt
TICKET OFFICEL Third and Wasting
,ton Telephons Mala H3, j
,1 1
.
V
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