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Newspaper Page TexttntE" trvtrNTNo jorttyAi,' p6nTAyp, om&mr rani&sftAY, jtoy 10. -1902; v t ' - LADD'S TRACT FOR - ... : . . f t . THE ,. .'1 It Is Now Offered in Con i unction With Hawthorne Park. Sufficient of Ladd'a tract, contiguous cured byth Xewla and Clark Omtennlal directors by the mere paying 01 the taxes, to add to Hawthorn Par kx for th uses of th Fair, t -f .'"i Thi announcement we nad today, and it altera material)? jtho bf. ,,-f a tag of th discussion relating to .Ah Fair alt. It bad been, understood hrtofnra that th Ladd tract wa not available, and that, . If th Fair 4 war located In Hawthorn Park, there y acre that comprise tha para. t 4- Ladd' tract contain ISO acre, and from It may b takan whatever U 4 acsary to furnish abundant room for. the big Exposition, j ( ,y ,-f, 4. , At Hawthorn Park. 1 plenty of water for all purposes, Th upply f or- -f; f 4-4-4-4- merly was ud for th East Bid people, , auq. la aucn, a u n cneapiy turned to Account by th Fair management , ' - , Transportation faelUtlea r easily obtalnabla, without th zoendltur ! ot tnonsy, xopUns; In th ordinary ImprovetuenU of th aurtao Una, and -f also by th running of trunafer boats aoros th WUlamatt.; . These ar som of th p"oinU offered by the East Bid popl In support -f of their contention that Hawthorn Park would b better thah the City -f Park for th Fair alt. They dealt t bv a, park over there, and pro pose to' hav on, vn If th Fair koes to, aom other locality, -. -. Ten acre of th park, ar offered-for 8f,0pO- lot of 0al00; fet -f f" each. By th purehaa of the 10 a,oree by tha jClty Parlj . CoromUaloiv -f 4- th Saat Sid would hav permanent park,, omtbinf they; r tola; tO',4- Insist unon. and somethln which they 4- th river ar atovlna; t secure fstvorabl decision ( from .th jTalr dlreo- -f 4; torat. T City Attorney Blocks Repairs on the Old Vince Shack. O. ti. Vanderhoof, th contractor who la repairing- the ramshackle of a building on th northwest corner of Fourth and Alder streets, was arrested this morning on warrant charging; htm with violating the ordinance governing such work) within th Are limits. He deposited $20 ball and was released from custody. Later In th day 8. L. Brown, lessie of th building, tor Whom warrant was also out on a sim ilar charge, went to the police station and gav himself up. Th carpenters at work on th Interior of th building, behind barred doors, did not stop, however. Instead, work waa pushed with renewed vigor; all the men being employed for whom pac could be found. It waa the Intention to complete th, repairs planned before th pending legal proceeding, could be ended, and then the city could do nothing. This waa n th advice of an attorney. Hearing of this, City Attorney MoKary prepared to have warrants issued for the arrest of every man working .on th building. This had the desired effect - -Hearing of this at 11:30 o'clock, Brown and Vanderhoof called upon 'Mr. McNary and asked tor a Mttl more time, agreeing to hav every man at work about the place away from there at 1 o'clock this afternoon. They said that they would top th carpenter Immediately and that all they wanted the other time for was to get the lumber piled outside, Into . the building. f2Ar. MoNary agreed to this, but has blank warrant ready to serve at any time work Is found going on. Brown and Vanderhoof atated that they .would Ilk to meet with th fire conunt? sloner and apply tor a permit to repair th building, and at the earn time state their case. Then It th permit waa refused they were willing to let th court decide the as. This will probably mean a long and bitter -trial. ,-x - . Want Avenue Opened. Business' men on Union avenue ar about to circulate petition for - the opening of Union avenue, from Fast Sal mon street to East Madison street The street has beerj closed up for several year on account ot Ha 'very dangerou Condition. Since the .fir Cast Water street cannot be used by teams, and teamsters have to drive to Fast Sixth street, Orand avenue also being Impassa ble, before they can -get to the vicinity of the Madison street bridge. Business men say that th roadway will be fixed up It they hav to start a fund to pay for It themselves. - HOW STOPPED REAL; ESTATE TRANSFERS. , E.-C. Brow to Minnie LUchesi, lot S and 4, block 76, Stephens' . Addition ...? ..,.. $ 1,200 Sheriff, for Portland Savings Bank, to Commercial Trust Company, , lot 1 and J. block 18, city........ 151,765 C. M. Laldlaw and husband to , -Jessie A. Jones, lot , Belmont Park West ..' 10,000 Thomas Medle to A. Amatuzzo, SO x30 feet, Fifth and Mead streets.. 250 Ira Workman and wife to Ida .M. M. Balberts, 10 acres, section 13, . township 1 north, range 1 east.... "2,600 George E. Waggoner and wife to Margaretta Berni. undivided half ' "' -of block 68, Holladay1 Addition, . , except IOxU , feet . In northwest 'corner ...... .. 4. , S.000 John Croft to C. W; Barrett, lot ...1 16, block &. Tremont Place........ 100 Linda A. Frank to J. B. Oehr. lota to 80 Inclusive, block A, Grand '1 VleW ..,'. ...a.. .1,000 ' A. A KraU to lulu M. Mills, lots 1 1, t I and , block 4, Mabelvtlle ' Addition i.v.. . 160 Max Smith and 1 wife to Edw. . , , Hochapfel, undivided ( acres in ." : lots 6, S and 1i section 13, town-. - - ship 1 north, rang 1 west tSO Arthur Oppennelmer to H. E. No- " ble,. lot & block 'A,: Highland Park .r...... ...... 1 Edna H. tioucka and husband to 1 ' Ada B. Brown, , west half of lots , "7 and A block 8951 Hawthorne Park .......... ...,..... t MM ' Ben B. Rogers, guartilan, to Betsy, " U Russ, lot , block. 82, . Mult- .- nomth ....i... . 1,000 Gt your Tltl Insurance and Abstract , to Real' K state, from the Title Guarantee ' m urua -. unamber ot ubbmh EXPOSITION r, to " Hawthorn Park, may ,t -f would b available only th 82Vfc -f '". nropos to aet.v Th popl ccroa 4- , i,t '.i-'i pi u's t.hOMECV:pmLdSOPIiY.; i . ? h. 'T't .': .'."-:.:44i'?- " W may all b poor worms of th dust, but; thank heaven, Lher l a chance for all'ot ua to b glowwonnai ' . f- v i; someOm admit that there ' may be good men In other thucche than my own but U'la atrang how they-can b ao mla A fool and hla money ar soon parted but It la noticeable that the names of raisers ar not generally enrolled among those ot sages. ' Prld goeth befor a fall-but th an nals of "ahodooracy proclaim thatHt fre quently goa SO tar before that th fail never overtake It A man must posses Teal merit if hi Intimate associates thoroughly ! respect him. Only genuine coin can endure the test 'of constant handling. . All human society naturally divide Its self Into two classes: those who agre with me In opinion and those, who do not Borne ot the latter ar merely misguided; they mean well, and ao there la hope for them. If my fault,. Instead of being of a pe culiarly alluring kind, as they are, could be overcom a easily as those ot my neighbor, I am sure that I never Would yield to them. - But h aeema to make no effort (against his tnexousabl Infirm ltles. This la why I reprehend my neigh bor. He deserve no sympathy. It Is hard to believe that another man's troubles are as serious as he considers them. In all the agea during which the Book of Job has been read. It Is probable that the underlying thought in the minds ot most reader has been one of wonder that Job could have made such a fuss about mere bolls. ' There have been ex ceptions, of course those Who happened to be similarly afflicted when they read th book. ODD AND INTERESTING. X Swede ha Invented a brake for boats. By Extending a shutter from each side ot the hull the boat I stepped within half It length. V , j, It will cost more money to restore th frigate Constitution than It originally cost to build, her In Boston, in 1797. ; Th Government paid 1303,719 tor th frigate. It is Mid that $410,000 will be required to 'rebuild her. Th newt ...electric stage running on Fifth avenue. New Tork, hav a travel ing radius of about 60 miles and a speed of about IS miles an hour, and the' Fifth avenue trip Is mad with a saving of one-third th time a compared with th horses. , ' A revolving platform such as that used at the World's Fair in Chicago, but hav ing four Inatead' ot two speeds the fast eat being 1$ miles an hour Is proposed as an underground method ot conveyance in Paris.' ', .,"',.;','.,.... Germany's new tariff on sewing ma chines, which varies from ft to $9, will probably reduce the value of our export of machine to that oountry about $1,000, 00Q a year. Last year w sold Germany $1,125,000 worth. ; . ,.7-, -j ' Hanssmann,- a German Investigator, is studying the cases of cancer discovered for th flrat time at th post-mortem ex amination. ,. H ha already found 131, or 11.4 per cent of 711 eases j of ; cancer had not been diagnosed, during; lit, ' Th "experimental underground electrto railway of Paris, which although but eight and three-quarter mile in length, handles 140,000 fares a day, .has bora so Satisfactory that two Important branches will be added to It .during th current year. ;r J .li:.,.. x.;;,;M; The Prussian budget for 1909 Includes appropriations of 10,000 mark for further study of mean of prevention and early diagnosis of typhoid fever, 10,000 mark tp th committee of cancer research and 53,000 marks ' for k cancer hospital and laboratory. Professor Berklana, who two year ago was sent by the Government to Northern Norway to atudy magnetism, th aurora boreal! and, cloud formation. J engaged In th construction of a ' cannon with electro-magneUsm a moUv power In plac of explosives. A small model of th Invention throw projectile weighing a pound with great forak 1- - , . ! ; THE MARKETS. J Nothing la doing at th present tlm In thi grain market Oats ar reporld weaker " at.! rducd - quotations, v No. -1 frhlt Is MlUng at fX.tdQl.t6 and gray at ttlotU., - " . 4 ' Cremeary , butter On th rampage. Th best creamery bi quoted at ,!QZPAo . pound, - although most of th fancy brand ar sailing at the latter figur. : ,Kgg ar again up, . Receipt the pasf wk hav been, very light and demand extra brisk. They jar quQted, today . KM doxn,wholJ. j.V.vVrti .x :Th' steamer ; Ge. ;W," JB51dr, arrived from San Francisco last evening and th usual cargo of .-small fruit , and vege table waa discharged this morning and was delivered on the" Street. California. onions ar selling at $1 'cntat and Tt low Danver at $1.081.50 a cental, A large shipment of . California prunes waa received this morning; they are being quoted at .750 a crate, Tomatoe ar ar riving in larg quantities and are being quoted at $L50 a crat. " Several car of banana ar due to arrive on th street wttnin tn next few day.1 The matoh trust ha cornered the en- Ur supply, and ha notified dealer that an advano- of 26o a box would b placed onth product, to tak effect tiu morn ing. . , . Receipts of beet ar quit liberal today, but pork and veal ar very scarce. Quo tation ar the same, GRAIN AND FLOITR, Wheat-Nominal; - Watl Walla, ttc, bluestem, 70c; valley, 87c. ' , - Barlevt-RMil r2i7 n- tr,n Oata-Wa; 1 whiter fLSO&L2S; grey; $1.10 Flours-Beet grade,' $3.0BgiS.M par barrel: Valley, $3: graham, t2.K4i3.ito. " MUlatuffs Bran, $1 per tons- middling. $22: shorts, $19; chop, $I7.6a , . Hay-Timothy, tlttPH'. clover. 17:600.' 1 BUTTKR, KGG8. "POUXiTRT. v '' ' Butter Creamery, ngmkot dairy, ?18 tmui murm. setswuso, ' ;., -,;. '. '' ?. Eggs 22o per doxen, - - 'Cheese full cream, twths; - lSOlSe; Young America, leo, , :..,-: -,::! ' PouTtryChlckens, $ mixed,, $i4.75 : hens, $4.506.00 per do.; broilers, Z.OO; fryers, t3.0O3.5O; duok,' W-0O3.i0 per dos. turkeys, live, llVi&Uc; do dressed, 14g'16c per lb. gees, K &&5.0O er dps, j , - '! VEG ET ABLE8 AND , FBUjTv i "? Potatoes New potatoes. $t$5 per cental. Onions California red, $1l, Yellow JJan- Tomatoe $1.60 per crate: turnips, $11.26; carrots, 26c dos. bunches; beet. 26c per doxen bunches; peas, J',S3c per lb.; asparagus, $1.26 per box; rad ishes, per do., U15c; green onions, do., 12&Si5c; cabbages, Oregon, lc per lb.; Oregon ftrawberries, Huilo per lb. ; Oregon rhubarb, to per lb.; artichokes, per dos., 40&60c; lettuce, head, per do., 20c; California green corn, tSOj doxen; asparagus beans, 60 per lb.; raspberries, $L60 per crat of 24 boxes; grapes, Arl- Green fruit Lemons, $4 4. 60; oranges, $44.50 per box; bananas Wt3; pine aDDles. l3a.50 ner dos.: cherries. TtctiNU: peaches. J5&90c; California plums, $l.feL5 box' anricots. 85090c: muek melons, t3 15 per dosen; watermelons, $4.60 per dozen r prunes, isto per crate. Dried fruit Sun-dried apple, sack or boxes, per lb., 45c; evaoorated, 12Uc; apricot. UVi&12o; peache. Sailor pear, 6c; prune. Italians. 34c; figs, Califor nia blacks. 8H4c; do whit, 6c; plums, pittad, 66c - ' ' . , GROCERIES. NUTS, ETC. Su'rar Cube. $4.76; crushed, $4.75; powdered, $4.00; dry granulated, $4.50; extra C $4.10; golden C, $4.00; beet. mi AC nAH IKa ooaI Koala k iniiuiaicu 4F.w w v barrels, 10c: halt barrols. 2Sc; boxes, 5Ue per 100 lbs., above basis, tto per lb. dis- count tor prompt cw; mapte, uwiw per pound. 1 Coffee Mocha: 2S6228C Java, fancy. 26!Uc; ! Java, good, vtiiFMcr, Java, ordi nary, lS-aaOo; Costa Rica fancy, 102Uc; Costa Rica, good, - l18cr Costa Rica, ordinary, 1012e per pound: Columbia roast, $11; Arbucue . fii.ii list; uon, $10.63 list; Cordova, $11.13; Yosemtte, $11. Salt-Bales, 2s, Ss, 4a, $2.36; 6s, 10s, $2.10; Fine table and dairy, 60s, per sack, 54c; Liverpool, 64c; Worcester, Sec; Worcester, bbls., bulk, 320 lbs., gS.76. ' Bait Coarse, halt ground, 100a, per ton, $20.15; 50 per ton, S20.6. Honey Fancy white, 14 15c: light am br, 12Hl4o; dark amber, lOffilUa Grain bag Calcutta, $S.50T76 per. 100 for July-August Nuts Peanuts, 67d, per pound for raw, H9c . for roasted; cocoa nuts, 869 60a per dozen: walnuts, 1313Hc per fiound; pin nuts, 10liVia; hickory nuta, 0; chestnut. $a.606 per drum; Bra sll nuts, 17c; filberts. lW16c: fancy pe cans, l4Q14c f almonds, 12MiWl5c; cocoa nuts, Kto per dos. . Coal Oil Cases. 20c per gallon; bar rel, 16c; tank. 14c Rice, Imperial, Japan No. 1, Co; No. S. 4Hc: New Orlean. 67a Salmon Columbia River, en-poun4 talis, $1.78; two-pound tails, $2.40; fancy one-pound flat, $1.85; half-pound fancy flats, $1.15; Alaska tails, jjlnk Wo, red tX25: two-pound talis, $2. Bean Small white, Stfo; larg whit. I-60; pink. So; bayou, 8o: Umaa, 4&a H0P8. WOOL AND HIDES. Hops-1718o per pound; contract 13 14c Wool-Nominal; Valley, 12ttlo; East ern Oregon, 12Ho. Sheepskin oneanngs,- 1092c: short wool, 15&3tc; medium wool, ao0Oo; long wool uc$l ch. Tallow Prim, per pound, 4WHVtc; No. and greas. 2H8c. Hides Dry hides. No. 1, 16 pounds and up, 1516c per pound; dry ldp. No. , B to 16 pounds, 19c; dry calf. No. 1 under g pounds, 16c; dry-salted, bull and stags, one-third less than dry fllnti salted bides, steers, sound, W pounds and over, 89ct SO to 00 pounds, TV48c; under 60 pound and cows. To; stag and bulls, sound, ft 5 He; kip, sound, 15 to 80 pounds. 7c; veal, sound, 10 to 14 pounds 7c; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8c; green (unsalted), 1 Ser pound less; culls lo per pound less; ore hides, salted, each, 1502; dry, each, $11.50: colts' hides, each, 2500c; goat skin, common, each, lo15; An gora, with wool on, acb, 25c31. - . Mohair 2526a . MEATS AND PROVISIONS. "... ' Weah meats Beef, prime. 77Uc: Dork. 77o per lb.; veal, 6H7Hc, mutton, A evio, dressed, bWd&e per lb.;, cows,' 6 7c; bulls, 4ij)5Vic per lb.; lambs, 6tifeo pr Hams, Da con, etc. rortiana pack (Western) bams, 14HHc. plcnlo, Ue lb.; breakfast bacon, 15Hc lb.; ; light side, lio lb.; backs, 1231So; dry salted, sides, UHo: dried beef setta, lc; inside and , knuckles, 18o pr lb.; . outside. ia tier lb.: Eastern sacked hum . J. . . n..A Ifl W. IT.. fancy, 15Ho; picnic, llHo; ahouldera, llHc; dry salted sides, unsmoekd, 12V4o; breakfast bacon, 16c; bacon sides. 14; backs, unsmoked, 13c; smoked, 14c; butt. U,l214c, . . - ' ira is-ettie ieai, ii)c; atam renaerao, Wto, tlerc basis. J ; In Season. " ' Stubb Hello, old man.buylng your sky rockets and Roman candle already? . Penn To, you know they ar bound to go up about th Fourth of J.uly. Puck. iJrtTfjft'it iirnfi' lfft RELIC. OF THEI.PAST : ' . Garden and ..Found Hoed, the Money Long Lostr-A. : Queer Coin. While he hoed potatoes th other day, Commissioner Irwin,' of Corvallls, mad 4k find of money that has been long . lost 'Th find constated ot a alngla coin of th denominaUon ofl $10, and ft Is snoh piece as poopl nowaday never see. Though H I American money. Its' appearanc la so unllk th $10-piece of Ca present. ay that no, on would reoognls it m. suoh, save tjht on It fac the coin bears the legend. "Ten ., Dollars." Its date 1 U52. and the circumstances connected with It discovery, a well as the character' of tha coin; load, tcf th belief, that th piece ha been lyitts in the vicinity ot where it was foun4 for nearly, If not, quit half a century. .' n ' The queer coin wa found in a potato patch-on the farm ot Mrs. Elisabeth Irwin, IS mile south of Corvallls'. Th potato plat U an acre In extent, and It 1 about' 300 yard to the eaatward-.of Mr. Irwin' residence. It Is on land- that used le b known a the Ijjj WlnW' place. Through the spot the old' stage toad used to,ru'n, .40 rW year ago. That' wk In the golden days when Oregon waa a frontier with mor Indian than white, and when pickers and miner traveled to and from; the' newly discovered gold digging of. Callfemla. There wa a little log cabin. on the spot them and tream of water I hear afforded thft .' traveler' stopping Plac, a privilege of which many and many (1. stranger, tradition ay, availd themlve. . . Th theory, la,4oayk th Corvallls Time, that some An day away back. ! the flftlea,. posslbly5J,,'54, ,,ot 'B,' ' mtner' or packer or Benton County settler, return ing from California, camped af the cabin, He had with him, 1 not only-the buckskin aack. of gold" dUwt' that waverywher in cSroulation, but In addition had a stock of the $10 gold pieces that the .new mint at San' Francisco had at the time Just begun to manufacture out of pure Cali fornia gold. : And, while) he refreshed him self, the coin that because of Its unusual appearance Is now accounted queer, wa dropped, there to lay unobserved and. un claimed, until Commissioner. Irwin' ho brought It to view, a day or tw ago. At Breakfast Star Boarder So the landlady forgot and helped yeu to an extra allce of steak. That's luck. s - A Shoe Clerk Yes; tough lUcfludg. 11 11 1" . a "I ' i' i li'ii 'I ' in ' "The Oldest Trust Company in Oregon." PORTUnD TKUST MPlW OHfiOB Incorporated April a, 1887. . BenJ, I. Cohen, President '' B, Lee Paget, . Secretary. THE PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON Issues INTEREST-BEARING CERTIFICATES OF - DEPOSIT upon the following terms: ,j. ,'n On Special Certificate of tlepoalt, not less than $500 each, payable upon 10 days' call by the holder, or 10 days' notice by the Trust Company, 314 per oent per an num. Payable on 30 days' call or $0 days' no tic, SH per cent per annum. Payable on 90 days' call or lofday' no tice, 4 per cent per annum. ' On Certificates ot $5000 or over Interest will be paid quarterly or semi-annually If desired. PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY of OREGON 109 Third Street, Portland, Oregon, nir'BVll'fiWiiitTO !tO Bold (with or without BUUnffwdTabo- WP 1 JagAttolinMat),EzclULnted,Ilend, I 1 ReMlrcd. Pkruoa Tnwwiiiar Hlbbona s J (or aU llaehlMe. Uma Piuxn, Oarboa p I I par, and mUuollwieoiii Trpawnfr Supptla. I aaa Kurnltur. . without causes. . a m.m wrciwn, iiuihim JJ.yt.MsiTlAs:iHi wvekeff, 8eis Beiieeict. 3 340 Stark St, Portland, Or. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINd. -. , ' in ii i i nr :. Th annual meeting of th stockholders of The Title Guarantee Y Trust Com pany will be held at the offices of the company. In the Chamber of Commerce building, Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday, July 12. 1902, at 8:30 p. m. . T. T. BURKHART. Secretary. NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' i v MEETING .Notice is hereby given that the presi dent has called a special meeting of the stockholders of The Willamette Oil Com pany for July 9th, 1902, to be held at the hour of 9 p. m., at the office of the Com- Sany. for the purpose of authorising a Issolution of the corporation and dispos ing of the property of the Company by consolidating with the ' Standard Rock, Oil and Asphaltura Refining Company of San Francisco, Cal. W. J, CURTIS. Secy., CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. BALL'S safe, standard of the world; safe aold on easy payment; trad your old safe for a new one. Norris Sat 4k Lock Co., 91 First t FOR 8ALE-On-horpower electric molnr for sale Cheao. Inauira nf na,h. ler, thi office. PERSONAL. A E. Devere, the epeclallst in treatment m b .Mil a Ak 1 , KnA 4tlh - w-v .. Oi oir auu rnvmip, aw tarn uesun; phon Red 2849. , , . A "FIRST HONOR- High School grad- u.iv, iwH " . " v. a, . wit, imu backward pupil. Excellent references. Terms reasonable, Address "W," car Th Journal. ; HOUSES FOR RENT, - DONALD O. WOODWARD. 146 Stark t, aa.aa ttnA i Tt Blf nr lkniaa IfAla. OiC QUa Baav ,, aivaiw afa.iS) aTllfc HELP WANTED MACE. tiOGGBBS; mill and yard men: men and teams; wiwvuuliim. una nanas ana milkers; work of all kinds In and out of city for men- and women; - WMlay. guarantee on every tickets CaU and see a ' -:; ' ' - . -.' ... CANADIAN EMPLOTMENT AOENCT. ttftt Morrison; branches 947 Burnsid and WANTED 11 boy. 14 oi-M years old, for m via a. r""V i..""'? WWUU$. offlo. Ymh1) at y yv 7 - , :. MA3SAGE. MDMB. H. B. ELY. Dermatologist, mas sage, iecmo ireatmenia. ji irst it. ROOMS FOR RENT. 436 ALDER, cor. -Uth Nicely furnished front rooms; all conveniences; suitable for one or two gentlemen. - NICEST FURNISHED ROOMS, light and airy. No. Ut, 7th t,; ,n ot phone and bathi'-.:;-(-':.-:'ii.i':-Wr.,.s;.:..f.' THB R08S-XUH 1st, cor. r5almon: ele- gant room transient solicited, phon Red WX..--1 .fi.f- i; ' V-i- FURNISHED ROOMS-191U 1st at., cor. Yamhili; transient solicited. Tt Brown $91, -,v u ,u V ; i f " FURNISHED . ROOMS Bath. tel. $8$ ; Yamhill, near oor.Weat Park. Phone ' i, -wee azs. ..l,. i-.-.- , - --w. THE 3URBANK. $34 Yamhili Wl-fur-! nlshed .front room and-board;, also i -tab! board;' THE LOCKWOOD, $614 Morrison t . Furnished room; transient. Phon Or rgon South 608,..;,,.,.;,,, . GOOD, clean. Unfurnished rooms, 1.60 to , $J each per month, at 631 Hood at MANHATTAN COURT-Brick building; steam beat, newly furnished. $11 a tarn. THE CASTLE $71 Wash.; rooms for gen tlemen; transient Tel. South 761. NICELY - FURNISHED - ROOM, fine lo- cation, 1 all conveniences, private f am ily. 475. Morrison t, 'phon Went 833. CLAIRVOYANT MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, give rename advice on ail affair ot life; reading, 50c, iZlyk Mor rison St. ' ' - ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. Ballln, 43 2d t Tel. Oak 7. Ves i sels .and. machinery all kinds da. 'ignd. :r r- ?LZjL:?:a ATTORNEYS. ;;;rint Paxtoa, Beach A Simon, 610 Chamber et .Commero., ; James Glesion, J and 3 Mulkey Building. -I i i m i' i i .i . ii i urn ...I., ii t ; ASSAYER- AND ANALYST. Paul Baumel, Assay er and ' Analyslat; .gold lust bought 28 Stark t Ti7t i"Vi 4 BARBERS. 1' - Joaiept Morrison st. Snowden Bathrooms, 8C0H Wsh room 1. - Vapor baths, massage t and electric .'treatment. ' s . - BARBERS' 6UPPLIE8. LSWI8-8TENUER Barber Bupply Co. Grlndmg of all sharp edge tool a spe- cialty. 161 First St BICYCLES. Fred T. Merrm Cycle Co., ma-Ill dth t. BOOTS AND 8HOE8. A Dreyer, $7 Third t J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder, 307 Stark st.; office and store fixtures built and remodeled, altering and re paying houses. 'Phon Main 747. CjHjjROPQ P Y A N D MANICURING. L. Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist Knight' Shoe Store, m WaaUlngton t. Pnon Hood 723. CONFECTIONERY. A J. Coffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 350 Washington st. W. J. Powell, Candies and Cigars, 420 Washington st CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. Sewing Machine and Bicycle, 836 Mo rison street .. t ' CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor nices. J. C. Bayer, 266 Second st COAL AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds ot coal and wood, 844 Morrison st Banfleld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry fiat wood, 50 Third st Phone Main 353 and Col. 873. DENTISTS. 8. M. Hamby, D. D. 8., room 8 Wash ington Bldg., Washington and 4th at. Theodore S. Thompson, 60-51 Washington ' Bldg., Washington and Fourth st. Phon Hood 414. P. S. Langworthy, room 7 and'8 Benson Building, 891ft Morrison street near DRUGGISTS, O. P. S. Plumtcer, 260-263 Third at ; Row Martin, -Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg, (tt Washington at Laue-Davis Drug Co., 17$ $d at Phon 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Work Office. $93 Washington at - - . 3 Western Electric Work. 305H Wash. t FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estat and General Business Agency. D. E. Budd. 110 First St HAT MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND"'RENO-VATORS-Only plao In Portland for good work: union hatter. Boston Hat Company, 81 Fourth a tree t; phon Black 1832. ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company, Mor rison, between First and Second sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde st FURRIER8. The Silverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., IS5 Morri son t GROCERS. TP. DresSer ft Ca, 840-841 Washington st HAIRDRE88ING. MANICURING. Part Hair Store, $08 Washington st. up-to-date hair dressers. Rosenthal Sisters Wig-making and man icuring. 1C0 Fifth st Hood 114. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan. Fourth and Alder t.. ' HAY AND GRAIN. W. 8.iLauthers, 110 North Third st. Lime, Shingle and Cement, , HOUSE FURNI8HER8. Horn Furnishers Furniture, Carpets, Parlor Good. Stove, etc Bee I. Gev- urts Sons, iia-178 irst, iu-z Yam hllL Both phone 804, y . y . a INSURANCE. Buffer, Burgard 4k Co... 861 Washington at, LAUNDRIES. ruaan Towels Dallv. Como. bruali. soao. - $1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40. W flmm ik. in uuk RAILROAD TIME, TABLED Astoria Columbia Railroad Co. usrsTOs. Arrtve. v, (For Maynetx, llain jlir, Clutikanle, Wet- nort. CHffnn. A.to. $.-00 A.M. rin Warrantnn Via. Ivel. Hammond.' Fort U:10 A.M. Stevens, Uearhart Pk., Seaside, Astoria ana Heasnor . Ex- press. Daily, . Aatnrta ITvnraafl TOP.M. 8:30 P.M. ,,0 P.M. Daily, ex. Saturday. Portland Seaside Ejcnreaa. Raturdav only. Ticket ofllce. . 82i Morrison street and Union Depot. ; J. C. MAYO, General Passenger Agent Astoria, Or, . . N , - POOTl.AIHl & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. - ' For Yokohama and Hongkong, calling at Kobe, Nagasaki and Bhanghal. taking freight via connecting steamers for Ma nila, Port Arthur and Vladlvostock. For rate and , full .Information call on or address ottlolai-er agents ot th O. K. ft N. Co. JEWELERS. BeldlBg Bros., Diamonds, Watch, to., 45 Third t .. . . 'r - The L. C Henricbsen Co.t Jewelers and opticians, 2S4 Washington st The G. Helt kern per Co., manufacturing Jeweler. W. Morrison st MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City tots and im proved farms. W. A. Shaw 4b Co, 4 Stark Street. MONEY LOANED on furniture, piano, etc. 292 E.. Morrison at W. A' HATHAW1AY Money to loan. 19 Washlngtotn Building, fhone Hood 411 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ? Flute, "guitar, mandofin anTISanl'o " fti structlon. Prof. ti. A. Smith, residence 254 Twelfth. Phone Brown 686. PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at sacrifice, ft interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro- cess; has been operated successfully. Address Box 121, Journal offlo. PAWN BROKERS. UncTTHenry, 43KofiybjmC " Portland Loan Office, Dan Marx, prop., 74 Third St.. near Oak. Phone Brown 476. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 143 Third t PHOTOGRAPHERS. ETrMoorer Third and Washington sts. REAL ESTATE. The King Real Estate Association. 723 Chamber of Commerce. Chas. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loan. 251 Washington. Main 688. MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st. Estimate on first-class work and stock only. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffe House. Below Imperial Hotel. StrousC Restaurant, 229 Washington t City Chop House and Restaurant, 18 Third st. N. 8IQN WRITER. Jessie Waddell. Sign Writer, 869ft Taylor street Phon Hood 175. Portland. SLOT MACHINES. Alt styles; repairing; phonographs, reo , ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 841 Washington st STORAGE AND TRAN8FER. C, 0. Pick, offle 88" First t. bet BUrUt and Oak; phon 696. Piano and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Bate Moving and Packer. Charlea M. Olsen, 128 First street TYPEWRITERS, Th Smith-Premier Typewriter, 122 Third street All make of typewriter tor rent. Supplies for all machines. L. A M. Alexander A Co., agents. TICKET OFFICES. ". Sverind'TeickeT to $20 saved to all points. TRUNK FACTOtlY. Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satch els, etc.. 231 Morrison St. WALL PAPER. H. P. Chrlstensen, wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh at, corner Alder. Ernest Miller A Co., wall paper and dec orations. 127 First st WINE DEPOT. THB COLUMBUS California Win De pot P. Loratl, Prop. All kind wine, 5 glass. Fine wines, liquor and cigar. Headquarters for cooks, waiter and bartender. 148 Fourth U Or. phon Main 751. . BANKS. ?TnaiVian1bank6f "tomrcSTT, With which Is amalgamated THB BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up $8,000,000 TlaRerV ,..;.., Z.UUU,QUS Transact a general banking business. BAV 1 BANK DEPARTMENT. Account opened for sums ot $10 and up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balance. Rates on application. t44 Washington M.nagw. 7irm TILTQN. BANKERS " ESTABLISHED IN 1859. '.Sn.i Transact a general banking buslneaa. interest allow on-tirna aenoslta. Collecons made at all polnfs on favor. ble teVms. Letters of credit Issued vaU. hi" in Europe and the Eastern States. .Blent exchange and .telegraphic trns feri sold on New York, Washington. Chl cagc, St Louis. Denver. Omah: San lYanclseo and various point In Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Montana, and British ExrVng soldon London, Pria, Berlin, TTankfort and Hong Kong. - MEBCHANTSKATIONABANK- J Frank Waton ......... .Preiaen( R. L. Durham .Vic-Prsident r. W. Hoyt ................ .........Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt .'"i:AMtrit Cashier ANSACTS ABmCRAL BANKING I' rr.n.A BtalM rkinnnatfai, ' 'i w-a mnt lattera of credit InmM aiaaii able to air part of th world. Collection specialty. Qold dust boqght LONDOH BAN FR4NCISCO BANK, Chamber t Commerce Building. Third Hd office, 55 Old Broad street London, Srv.1. -hank transacts a are n era I haiiirt.. business, make loans, discounts bills and Issues letters i crm aauaws roP trav eler and th purchase of merchandlas la any city of the world. Deals In foreign and domestic exchange. . , , interest pm i""" ii"Tir. W. A, HACIiA iianaer. iramoramiii! Witbout Cb4ugof Cars ' POUD BUN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. TIME 70 Hours to Chicago A. C. BARKER ' Oeoerel Agsst, CAN. W. Railway, ;' ;, 153 Third St, Portland, Oregon. EAST v. SOUTH Depot Fifth and I 1 Streets. . Arrtv. OVERLAND Vx. "" Leave. p ra 8:90 m (PRESS. TRAINS.JT: i or eaiem, kom-i burg.Ashlaad. Sac-I Iramento, Ogden.1 Ban ranolsco, Mo Jave, Lo Angeles, El Paso, New Or leans and th Bast At Wo od b u rn ( dallr ezcent 8un- Iday), morning train! uunnsciB witn tram I for Mt Angel, 811-1 verton, Browna-f villa, Sprlngfleld, and Natron, and Albany Local for Mt Angel and 811 verton. . 4:00 p m 7.80 m 114:60 pm lAibanr naasans .' mo;i l Cervallta uaunai, S; p s onenoan passenger Dally. Dally except Sunday, - ,-Rebt eht n al between Port. lan4 8Jnient and San Franolaco. Ni ' rate 117.60 flrst-cla and $14 eond-laas. Becond-class Includes sleeper; firs t- las does not . . Rats arid ticket to Eastern point and AI JAPAN. CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can b ob tatned at Ticket Office, No. 254, come Wrahington and ThlrdT , ; YAMHILL DIVISION. . Passenger Depot, foot ot Jefferson St ' Leave Portland dally 7:80 a. ,m.. 12:30. 1:65, 8:18, 4:40, 8:26. 8.80 p. ca. Dally cept Sunday. 1:80, 9:40 a. n, InK, 11:80 p. m. Sunday only. 9 a. m. , Arrive Portland dally, 3:80, 10:19 a. n 1:35. 8:10, 4:80, 1:15. 7:40 10 p. m. Dally zcept Sunday, 9:35. 9:80, 10:50 a, m.S -cept Monday, 13:40 a. m.; Sunday only. 10.06 a. m. Leave for Ball dally zopt Sunday, 6:06 p. m. Arrl v Portland 9:80 a. m. lassenger train leave Dallas for Alrlt : Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 8:59 p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays. Except Sunday. V. A. BCHTLUNG, City Ticket Agsnt W. E. COMAN. Freight and Faangf i Agent , . TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND, f Det)T"Arrr, North Coast Llmlted...l :00 p.m. ":00 a.m. Twin City Express... .11:80 p. m..k IdO tvnv Kansas City and St. . Lout Special IjliB, 11:10p.m. Puget Sound Limited. 9:81 a. m. :4t p. m. Tak the Paget Sound Limited for Olympla, South Bend and Gray' Harbor Sotnta. All. trains dally. Four strains ally to Tacoma and Seattle. Tbre through to th Eat ' y:y A. IX CHARLTON. ' - Asst. Genaral Pass, As t. 2S5 Morrison street. Portland. Or. Afitriffrvrf Lgi aii.fii . urnoN Pacific THREE TRAINS DLIUY ! ; OR ALL, POINTS EAST $uMirl I WlOGtlCN. SHASTA I fl "g"' , l (0) aal -i ' UNION DSPoyyG tv t Arrlv. gHICAQO-PORTLAkiB .00aut lPn SPECIAL. Dally j. DaUy For th East via Hunt lngton. - " sp6kAnb flyer. OTpm" For Etm Waahlng- Dally Dallg : ton, Wlla Walla. Lew- J . - Istott, Coeur d'Alene and 1 i ' , jGt. Northern point. ' A"TLANTI(J EXPREli; iM pm 1:10 am' For th East via Hunt- DaUy Daily - 1 ' -- ington. ---. -, -- 1 - ! ' OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. - ! Jr FOR BANJRANi From j , . ' 1 CISCO. , ' AIns- in-- 1 83. Gen. .W, Eldr worUt WPW : June 1.11. Vk,' ' Dock - . -i 88. Columbia- t : 8:C0pm 1 June 8, 10. S''-i'''4 - . . ' ' , T61fPT6KLt and Hlpn S 00 pm ' way point. nneetlngDaliy v faiiy ! with tr. for Ilwaco nd ex bun u North Beach, str. Ha-Bat. 1 salo. Asht street dock. p nv ' CORVALLI3 and TifET i f way i-polnts, steamer Mon., 1 , Ruth, Ash street dock. Wed., : n.- . . (Wster permlttln.) Frl. City and YsmhlH I..v-r points, str. iadoo. - tret doc k. (Wiir ' "" - TIC iii. T . . . t. '. . r---;