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Newspaper Page Texttr THE 4 ETTOlKOi JOTONAX ' POTIAOTpTlEGOK,- flATTODAY, JULY 12, 1902. in fiftieth Celebration 6 Ascetic Order , of Catholics. 's Journal fioeolal Servlo.) ' rTT8BURGk Pa.., July O-Amwabl celebration war begun In PltUburg to day, th fiftieth anniversary or th on- tabllshment In 'thl country. of ,tb. Pao lonlst Fathers, on of th ascatio Order of theCathoUo Church.;', The vent ha attracted noted prelate from .aU over ethia eountnr and Canada. among the number beta Archbishop Ryan, of Phil adephlaj Archbishop -Katsen, of Mllwau- : Mot. Falconlo and other, tm ce bratlon oonatata for the moat part of religious exercise of an extremely, Im pressive character. -, -. . The Passloniat werei founded in 1T20, and have been renowned from the first for tbelr missionary work and their hos pitality. With tbe exception of tbe Ben edictine, the Fasslonlst are the only monka who maintain guest bouaes where the needy are received and temporarily cared' for without reference to 1 tbelr "means or faith. The seat of the order in , thl country is located at Hoboken, N. J. nr nusic f-Tniirtial flrufcnlal Rarvtr.ll.l ' JtfEJW YORK, July 12.-Amang the pas sengers boond for Europe today waa Mis ' LUUafc Bolomon, the 18-year-old daugh ter of Lillian RusselL the ,A well-known actress. Miaa Solomon, who pronlse t possess all the beauty of her mother, 'is going to Paris to continue the study of music: Last" month she was - graduated with high -honors - from the -Institute of tbe Holy Angels at t ort Iyee. N. J. Be fore quitting the school she embraced Catholicity, and ' was formally received Into the church. GLASS WORKERS (Journal SpecuU Service.) HARTFORD CITY. Ind., July 13.-r French and Belgian window glass work' era from all Over the glassmaklhg dts tricts of Indiana and Pennsylvania have rounded up here for their annual cam! val week. A dancing1 pavilion, covering several acres, has been constructed, , on which all-night dances will be held. Bev era! French plays will bef produced dur Ing tbe week, and $500 in prises will be: Awarded. 'Journal Special Service.) CLEVELAND, Ohio, July E.-During tbe coming two weeks the annual meet Ing and regatta of the Western division of the American Canoe Association will be held at Ballast Island. Already the canoeists have arrived In considerable numbers, ISO being now in camp and CO more are expected totfiorrow. Many of the "fast paddlers are in camp training for the races,, which promise to be of more than a score of events.lncludlng all varieties of Balling and paddling, with the usual upset, hurry-scurry, club four paddling, war canoe, and swimming events. A' new prise la a handsome all ver loving cup offered by Commodore George W. Gardner, of thlsdty. The location of the camp this year ls particularly well adapted for canoeing purposes, and especially convenient for' tbe Canadians. Among those, already in camp are canoeists from Milwaukee, Cbtr cairo. Peoria. Pittsburg. Detroit. Dayton. Toledo, Cincinnati, Sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo. Rochester ana Toronto. PLANNED TO . LYNCH HIM (Journal Bpeclal Servtoe.) PENSACOLA, Fla., July 12.-Wlth one man heavily chained, the crew bordering on mutiny, and, officer without sleep for a week, the American schooner Mary Sahford, Captain McDonald, has arrived. 14 days from Blueflelds. ' June 29 First Mate Nicholson killed Seaman James Reed, and the crew held a lynching court to propose vengeance. Constant armed vigils only saved the mato's life. Nicholson was turned over to the Federal authorities here. CLOSE CALL (Journal Special Service.) . ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July H.-Harry it. Speerman of Fort Wayne, Ind., was bathing almost a quarter of a mile out beside the Steeplechase pier in Atlantic City, When he saw what he thought was the body of a man floating near the sur face. He swamjto the object, which was slowly sinking, aid. dlyed down after 1 clutching th supposed body. To hla con sternation he found he had grasped ' a Jlveljt; eight-foot abark by the tail. Then fbhowed a lively raca for shore. "ff Two lUe-auvera jumped Into a boat and went ' to Spearman's assistance and reached him Just as the shark had grasped Ma arm. The shark was kUled and Speer man taken to shore. He was not seriously i in ' mm .injured, Cy:-- ;-v -ayi ' ':--: H ; 'v '- - T - ''.;-v." Canada praogemen, fiic 'TORONTO, Ont'., Jly li-Orangeraen from all lover the province celebrated the anniversary, of he battle of the Boyne here today. There waa a monster pro cession through tha principal streets, fol lowed by an 'open-air meetln and apaeohesy w if . IN DEAD AND MAIMED " ' . fJouna8pcl1terSca) '.T 3 4. -' CmCAOO, July J,OelebratfPa .t f of Independence rDay In Chicago -f was costly In loss of life ana re suited in many accidents of Aeri- -f 9U nature. Five dead and others -f f reported aa dylnf fill the list of 4- fatalities, while the injured ara as legion.' :(S-. :: t.r-'-f.vy-'-r: Figures from all the' larger, and f many of the smaller clUes ef the -f country show that Zt persons ware 4- klUed and an injured. - Tho toy. -f f pistol .and 1 cannon racker, as t tuuaL . are responsible for ' th -f greater part of the casualties. 4 : ' Philadelphia heads the list with -f S injured, New Orleans. ow? tha contrary. 4 4- reported not on accldan of any 4 f kind, and the report, waa that less -f- 4 than 20O had been spent on Are- -f 4 work for thin year's celebration. J, M. Shissler Says the Camp Speaks fo Itself; (Journal SpecUl Barvloa) BPOKANB, July let. Bhlssler, mining man and packer of Newsome and Thunder Mountain, Idaho,, is her on mining business. Mr. Shlssler asserts that Thunder Mountain will prove all that H WM expected to be. despite dls couragihi" reports to tbe contrary. Bald Mr. Bbissler: "Tbe Sunny Bide and the Hells of Thunder Mountain, claims are W "ordo" not excepted, mAtflhm are Others' just as good. The f Ormdtfon ptwsles- enaay mining experts -nd one. man U said tosve reported unfavorably on" the Dewey iroperty, which "Is'Ttnown to be immensely rich. "There are immense gold bearing por phyry sones all 'over -the mouritain and surrounding territory. The country rock In hardening seems to have forced .up the gold bearing material, - and the . yellow stuff la to be found on the surface -in many Instances. The expense of getting machinery into the camp is not as great as mlght.be expected. The stamps on the Dewey mine were taken, in for about cents per pound, fnd other. 'stuff can be taken in cheaply. The, trouble with the knockers la that n lot oti iarmers ana in experienced men have gone Into the camp expecting . to fld fVerythlng within easy reach. The resulis ari of course, not satisfactory, and howl Is made which In many Instances is listened to. .iThe camp will speak, for itself, however, and thero will be oauB for complaint In any greater degree than In any camp which' experiences a rushl J 1 MARINE NOTES. The Danish bark Irigeborg and the Gfer man ship Wega have been chartered to load wheat at Portland. . The Wega ar rived at Hloga.June 24, and will sail tot this port In a few days. The total tonnage en route , to Port land now will reach nearly 180,000, com pared with 106,000 net- tonnage, headed for Portland last year at this time. The Brat steamer that will likely be . loaded with grain here this year is tne .Norwe gian steamer Mathllder She is now on her .way from Europe to Taconia with 1 cargo of railroad Iron. Tha British, ship Trafalgar, an oia- timer on th Pacific Coast;, has bean laid on the berth at Newcastle-on-Tyne for this port The cargo fleet now bound for this port is larger- this year than ever before. Arrivals in August and Septem ber will be. numerous. Th Sierra E trella If, five months out from Liverpool. and tba Dlmsdale Is due from Newcastle. The Jtypdomene, . on , her . way herelf . lh a cargo or railroad irons lor the street car companies, left .Falkland islands May 6, where she underwent repairs. She should reach Portland about the last of the month. ' s. ' The lumber schooner John A. Waa . A towed down th river' yesterday by th Oray Steamship Company's steamer Ful ton. The marine engineers' strike made It. Impossible to secura, a regular tow boat. ;,-;-';r' test Tuesday tbe French vessel Jean Bart, the last vessel of the 1901 grain fleet to clear from this port, sailed for Portland for another cargo.' 81) is be ing paid the lowest freight rate ever given a vessel - going so far In ballast, the rate being J8s 3d. .. Th Frank WooUey Company steam ship Lakme left Eureka. California, yes today, and Is expected to reach Portland Sunday with, general cargo of mere hats- die.. , , .. .. ' , -"a The 'Oriental steamship ClaverlnaV oa the usual run,, between Taooma and China and Japan, will take a cargo of flour and maohJnery to Vladivostok this trip. Tha bark Asie was 'moved from the Couch street dock Thursday by the steamer Undine, to Montgomery dock, to load wheat ' The ' Aaie . wUl , likely have to bo moved several ..times , to complete her cargo, owing to the scarcity of last year's wheat on the docks. Rogue River reef buoy, black lrt- class can,"' marked R. R.," reported ft having gone adrift n January . M, has J oeen oisoonunuea, , . . - i - Journal Speolat Servloa.1. i X;-. J.RIMORB,j,' t?-, Th t Jblyf:. llrate troublebetween cattleman and Indians In th Choctaw Nation- in feared because of tho knung during th past week of nearly 400 cattle, supposedly by th Indians.' It nooorted that the eattle-owners lav violated the law vwttW iiminitv - ami aroused the 'hostility ox th . Indians,, BubacrrDtlans reoevied tar Tha Jnrai at any j is. A. jUoh'a oiaar atore - . WHAT THE f 0Um tOSf 1111 Mill the Markets. An advance of about half a cent has been ' again .made : In . the quotations of Eastern packed meata. Dealers were new tJAed and th hew prices went Into af fect this morning.' Lard has Also ad vanced one-half cent a pound. I Another advance 1 in prospect Local 'meats re main at the same Quotations as yester day. Receipts of smaU veal ' ahd pork are' rather short and price 'jure' very firm.. The reason for' the'' shortage In receipts , 1 due to the tying up of all th river oteamerav Next week receipts are expect to be more liberal. Tb market was entlrly cleaned up of eggs early this morning. : ; Prices have again ' advanced. Cold storage eggs are being- brought' out and are gold at a cent, trash eggs bringing 22 ents. Poultry t still scarce; and not a sin gle coop remained In the market this morning. - Prices are tbe same. , ': GRAIN AND FLOCK. . Wheat-bNomlnat; Walla Walla, ttoi, bluestem; 70e; valley 67c , r Barley Feed, iZtti per ton. - Oats-No. 1 white, tta8L25; gray, ttlO 1.16. . FlourBeat grades, $3.0503.80 per barrel; Valley, 3: graham, tf.J63.20. uMlllstuffs Bran, JIB per ton; middlings, $22: shorts, $1D; chop, $17.60. Hay Timothy, silU; clover. 47:6001 BUTTER, EQQS. POULTRT. Butter Creamery, aoeHc; dairy, 159 18c: store. 15V416c ' Eggs il8$22c per doien. Cheese Full cream, twins, 1&01SHS Toung America, 14c, , . Poultry-Chickens, mixed, $4.6O35.00 per dot.; hens, $5.00 per doi.; broilers, $2.6K9 .0O; fryers, $3.0093.60; ducks. t3.003.S0 pr doi.; turkeys, live," 12Hlcf do oressed, U16o per lb. 1 geese, $4.00&S.OO per doa , VBXJfCTABLES AND FRUIT. V Potatoes New potatoes, $123 per cental. Onions California, red, t $L25; Yellow Danvers, .401.5a , Tomatoes $1.50 , per crate; turnips, $lL2o; carrots, 25o dos. bunches; beets. 26o per dosen bunches; peas, IH&Zo per lb.; asparagus, $1.26 par box; rad ishes, per dos., 12Vfc16o; green onions, dos., IZVi&lSc; oabbages, Oregon, lHo per lb.; Oregon strawberries, w2o Pr lb.; Oregon rhubarb,' 2o per lb. 1 artichokes, per dos.. 0te; . lettuce head, per dos. Sec; California green . corp, 25o dosanj asparagus beans, so per lb.; raspberries, $1.75 per crate of 24 boxes; grapes. Art sona, $250 per crate. oreen.. fruit Lemons, .jUm-w: oranges. flDBles. tS'frS.SO beV Ho' i-oherrtoSj 75cil peaches; 75Q90d; Calif ornia plains. .IL6 1.15 box; apricots, 65(806; musk melons, 19.25 pes dosen; water mftlona. $i.SA..pecdoxsa; prunes, 76c per crate. Dried .frult-Sun-drled hpplds. aclfr boxes, per lb., 4&5c; evaoorated, UifUhic; apricot. HHvl2c; peaches. SWllo; pears, 8fiSc; prunes. Italians, 34c; rigs, Calitor nla blacks. J4.; whle. to; opiums, pitted, t6c ' :. QROCERIES. NUTS. ETC. " Sugar Cube, $4.76; ' crushed. $4.76; powdered, $4.(0; dry granulated, $4.50; extra C. $4.10; golden C, 64.00; beet, granulated, $4.46 per 100 lbs., eack basis; barrels, loci balf barrois, &c; tioxes, Oue per 100 lbs., above basis, He per lb. dls count for prompt cash; maple, li13o per pound. Coffee Mocha, 23&2Sc: Java, fancy, 26&c; Java, good, zmt24c; Java, ordi nary, 1820c; Costa Rica fancy, lOfi'iOf; Costa Rica, good. 16018c; Costa Rica,, ordinary, 1012c per pound: Columbia roast, $11? Arbuckle's, $11.12 list; Lion, $10.6 list; Cordova, $11.13: Yosemlte, 1L Salt-Bales, 2s, 3s, 4s, $2.35; 6s. 10s, $2.10; Fine table and dairy, 60s, per sack, 54o; Liverpool. 64c; Worcester, 86c; Woroester, bbls., bulk, 320 lbs.. $5.25. Bait Coarse, half ground, 100s, per toft, (2U.1S; SUs per ton, $41.66. Honey Fancy white, 14 He; right am ber, 12Vs614c; dark amber, 1012c. Grain bags-Calcutta, $6.606.76 per 100 for, July-August Nuts Peanuts, 6 7c per pound for raw, S'iS&c tor roasted; cocoanuts, 8j 8O0 per doSen; walnuts, 13&U3WtO per pound; pine nuts, 10$il2Hc; hickory nuts, 7c; chestnuts, $3.50o per dfum; Bra sll nuts, 17c; filberts. ttfUc; fancy pe cans, 1414Hc; almonds, 12Jc; cocoa nuts, 0o per dos. , . Coal Oil Cases. 20V4o per gallon; bar- Rice, Imperial, Japan No. a, 6c; No. 1 4Hc; New Orleans, 67c. Salmon Columbia River, ne-poun1 talis, $1.76; two-pound tails, $3.40: fancy one-pound flats, $1.85; half-pound fancy flats, $1.16; Alaska talis, pink Metered tl.25: two-DOund tails. $2. Baans-Small white, SUe: larg white. I l-&c; pina, so; oajrvu, sa; umas, a HOPS. WOOL AND HIDES. HoDB-17Vsri8o per pound; contrast, 13 Wool iNommai; vauey, uyiiaiiac; juaat ern Oregon, tl2V4c Sheepskins eneanngs. ' 152Uc; short wool, 2&&&c: medium wool, 8OQ60c; long wool, ttuo4$l each. Tallow Prime, per pound, sflMUc: Na . . and. grease, edo. Hides Dry hide. No, 1, 16 poands and p, 16015V4C per pound; dry ktp, No. 1, te IS pounds, 16c; dry calf. No. 1 under pounds, 16c; dry-salted, bulls and stags, le-thlrd less than dry flint; sal tea hides, mil sound. 60 Bounds and over. Biflte: and. grease, zStfo. 00 to 60 pounds, TH28e: under SO pounds and cows, c; stags and bulla, sound, 63 tybei kip. sound, IS (0 80 pounds. 7c; veal, sednd, 10 to l pounds, f; calf, sound, under 10 pounds, 8c; green (unsalted). lo per pound less; eulls lo per pound less: hnrsa hldea salted, each, SLBO&t: Arr. each, $11JK; colts' hides, each, 25SOc; goat skns, common, eaoh, logil5c; an- gora, wim wwoiivu, kiii wvu, atonair xawisoa MEATS AND PROVISIONS. - Fresh meats Beef, prime. 77c: nork. WfAfi per lb.; veal, 6hb&JHc; mutton, t'A &3V&. dressed, 5Vs6o par lb.; cows, tQ 7c; bulls, H&tftc per lb.; lambs, 6$6o per id. . . .-x Hama, bacon, , etc. fortinnd pack rWestern) bams. 14iQ)14c. Blcnlo. 11 n lb breakfast bacon, lBVic lb.; light sides, m id.-, dku, wc 017 saitea, sides, tftto; dried heef setts, lfor insldes and knuckles, ISo per lb.; outside. 16o ner lb.: Eastern Packed hama under 18 lbs., 16 Vic; over 18 lbs., luWc; fancv. 16c: picnic. 12c: shoulders. 12- ary saitea siaen, unsmoicea, 13c; nreak- last nacon, mw, Dacon sides, 14Mic; backs, un smoked. lCVio: smoked. 14c: butts. 1213c. Lard Kettle leaf, 13 c; steam rendered, 13c, tierce basis. 11 1 1 SPECIAL COMMUTATION SEASON TICKETS On 8alo Between Portland and the Beaches Via A. & C. R. R. July JL. On and after July 1st th A.' & C. R. R. will sell five-ride season commutation tickets between , Portland, Clatsop -and North Beach points at the rate of $15, re turn limit expiring October 16th,' and In terchangeable with all boat lines be tween Portland and Astoria. ; , "v. 4 This strictly new feature in connection with the already excellent rail transpor tation faculties offered between Portland and th seashore la destined to make a great bit with th business man who an ticipate making frequent visits to their families at th seacoast durjng the sum mer. . .. ,..,. ' ;, I... TlckeU on sale at Northern Paclfle ticket office, , 225 Morrison 'street, and Union Depot. v k Needed the Wagons. i-"I am glad (0 know that you have set tled your troubles, with th striking team sters!, said the peace, promoter to the Chicago meat packer. ' ."Tes.T, answered th meat magnate, "it was a good- thing. Tou see. we coyld send tho meat around In letters, but . hat to have the use of the wagon to haul the -" monev homa.'-BaiUmor lamarlcan. " , :aiial ; Mark kAntony had just Joined his fore in batUe with Octavlus. When the news was carried to Cleopatra, the fair Queen, waa baara q murmur; ' "Oh, what a lovely bargain." . . MA bargain? tnauired on of her gen- arala, ;. ' s Yaa, lnaeed," she replied; "if s going to b a cae of Mark down." ; And the Offloor was promptly beheaded for laughing. New York Times. The Usual Sign. I wonder whafs the matter with hun. Re's forever ' making slurring remarks about Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, Fhtla delpbla, Hoboken" ' ''Tea, be wants to give the impression that he's a New Yorker." Philadelphia rress NEW TODAY. 0nAAn60xlOO. with 2-storv hnildlnr D JUUUliitb and PettygTove, corner lot, yielding Income of $90 per month. fc37Rfi1,-room house and lot 60x100, Pv( Jvob Rodney avenue; thoroughly mcdern. . tQKAA0 "-room houses and half 4OJUU block, 2 blocks east of Hplla- aay s Addition; cost st7U0 in 18SZ; houses uum in MHz. . $1250010 it Hollada'' Aflditlon. C1 OCrtlOOxlOO, In Holladay's Addition, f I C.JJ on Oregon at. (tOnnn 100xl00 ,n Holladay's Addition, PZUUU3d and Hancock sts. M OCA 66 1-8x100, in Holladay's Addl D I OUUtion. Mh artd Halsey sts. CQ(:inn5'Ive modern cottagea,.l6th and Jiuy u ver ton; will yield -'M month; with 160x100 feet of ground,. v a Q Art Three cres at Hubbard, with 4 OUU new 4-room house; variety fruit anji oernes; oarn ana cnicxen-nouse. N. L. ROSENTHAL & CO. Room 4, Mulkey Building. PROPOSALS fOR WOODEN DRY DOCK. PdRT OF - PORTLA N D, ; W WorcesteH tiioCK, fortiana, ur. Sealed DroDOsals will be received and opened on July 25, 1902. at 4 d. m.. at the fbove office for .a; floating -weqclep dfy uugfc, iii' ova wsuwib, u.uL-oriiiiig-ip plana and specifications prepared bytJm3a B; l"H UUUUUB)H VOO.VVIO, TV BII, OliiU 11VW w4He -4n-th-mce of tha Pert- f-Pert .land. the order of the Port of Portland, must accompany the application for plans, which check will be returned to the drawer upon the return of the plans and specifications to the undersigned. A certified check for $5000.00 must ac company each bid, guaranteeing that th bidder will enter Into a contract sails' factory to the Port of Portland, and give bond for the faithful performance should the contract be awarded him. The right to reject any or all bids or to waive aetecis is reservea. Plans, specifications and full lnforma tlon can be obtained by applying to this onice, or o. w. uexter Horton building, Seattle, Wash, , . E. T. C. STEVENS, ' Clerk of the Board,., b ' -4-. mne South sa fcrV?nr: JkW Sold (with or wltheat BllUnf sad Tabq.. VIV kJnffltttjuiullitl.E.iuinH DmbJ 1 b.Mna-AUacluneiiU.EwhuiEed.ltcntfld. and Itopolred. IliMtHi Tntwttter Hbbunt I lor au tucnuxa. unao nkpara. uarbon par. and miaceUamone Ttaowtltar Snpp aoa rumitur. MasoaSAnaas vxnaiau wctboct oaiaoa Wyckoff, Sesasass t BeseeVt,' 249 Stark St., Portland, Or. STOCKHOLDERS' MEmiNd. The annual meeting Of the stockholders of The Title Guarantee Trust Com pany, will be held, at the, offices of tb company, in tho Chamber of Commerce building. Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday. July 22, 1902. at i:3 p. m. . : .Tv T. T BURKHARTJ, Secretary. NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING" .,:' "Jf(- . Notice is hereby given that the presi dent has called a special meetMg of the stockholders of The Willamette Oil Com pany for July (th, 1902, to be held at the hour of $ p. m., at the office of the Com pany, for the purpose or authorising a dissolution of the corporation and dispos ing of the property of the Company -by conaolldatlntr with tha Htnnrinrrl . Unir Oil and Aaphaltum Refining Company of Oak ' i .1 1 . . Ban Francisco. Cal W. 3. CURTIS, Sey. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR 8ALE MISCELLANEOUS. HALL' 8 safe, standard of the world; safas sold on easy payments; trade your old safe for a new one. Norrls Sate 4k Lock Co., 81 First St. FOR SALE One-horsepower electric motor for sale cheap, ter, this office. . v. Inquire of caah- PERSONAL. A. E. Devere, the specialist In treatment of hair and scalp. 600 The Dekum phone Red 2848. A """FIRST HONOUR High School grad- uaie, leacuiiiK u.(wnn, will teach backward DUDllS. auxi tcellent referenda Terms reasonable. Addr,eas "W," care Tbe Journal. HOUSES FOR RENT. DONALD O. WOODWARD, 146 Stark St., rents and insurance. 'Phone Main 845. FOR RENT Furnished cottage In sub urbs for the summer: fruit and vege ' tables. Box 6. Journal office. HELP WANTEDMALE. LOGGERS : mill and yard ment men and teams; wood-choppersr farm hands and .milkers; work of all kinds m and oat of city tor men and women; 40-day ' guarantee on every ticket Call and see CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT AOENCT. Morrison 'f no WabissSHllaa WANTED-4J boys. 16 or year old; for Journal routes. Apply, at, The- Journal office, ma YamhlU St. :. - ' , ' w MISCELLANEOUS. Mi.; WANTED TO" ' BUY Oroeery , flTxture; most be cheap, for cash. Box IOC Jour nal offloe . . . . 5 . ' INSURANCE. Buffer, Burgard Co., 161 Washington st. IBIS BWssBBBssBSBiBsaBBiaBBSBBag4?!jljBVaaV SaNsI"- ii ... r. - ... m J. 4 . - ' ........ ROOMS FOR. RENT," -; 436 ALDER, cor. ' 12th Nicely furnished . front rooms; all conveniences; suitable . for one or two gentlemen. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, light and Siry. No. m 7th sU; use.of phone and ath. . j .- - THE R03g fUH 1st.; nor. Salmenj. eta- gant roooas; transient soUdtea. I'noae 1 ea isti. ''- -H FURNISHED ROOMS ltlH 1st St. cor. . TamhUJi transient solicited. Tel. Brown tL , . .... ..... ... FURNISHED ROOMS Bath, tel. S8S Yamhill, near oor. West Park. Phone Oreen 62. THE BUBBANK, SS4 Yamhlll-Well-fur-nlshed front rooms and board; also table board. - THE LOCKWOOD, S61U Morrison st Furnished rooms; transient Pbon Ore gon South 606. MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck building; team heat, newly furnished. H1H BiarK. THE CASTLE 171 Wash.: rooms for gen tlemen; transient Tel. South 76U FURNISHED " and unfurnished house keeping rooms; also transient. 426 and S4 Alder St. CLAIRVOYANT. MRS. STEVENS, the leading Palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all affairs of lite; reading. 0. 121 Mor rlson it.'- y ' ' ' .ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Fred A. fiaUln, 43 td st TeL Oak T. Ves elat and machinery of all kind 4 igaed. ATTORNEYS. Paxton. Beach Simon, 610 Chamber of .Commaro. Jnmes Oleason, t and Mulkey Building. ASSAYER AND ANALYST. Paul BaumeU Aasayer and Analysist) gold duat bought 126 Stark st BARBERS. Joseph Reldel. 6 Morrison at l Snowden Bathrooms, X Wash., room L Vapor baths, maasag and lotrla treatments. a a ik .ii '. K- LEV1d-:flfc Harba Hu'hnlV' OO. Wia-8TJBMurf Barber fc ted T, Merrul Cycle Co lvo-111 ath st 800T6 AND SHOES. A. Dioyera, 17 Third t J. Banger; Repair Shop. 44 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Jo,hn A. Melton, carpenter and builder, 607 Stark st; offloe and store fixture built and remodeled, altering and re parlng houses. 'Pbon Main 147. - CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. IM,tc'rtl. Expert Chiropodist Knight's oaoe eiore, jm Washington st mono Hood 72V. CONFECTIONERY. J- Coffman, Chocolate and Bon Bon. w waamngton t . W. J, PowelL Candies and Ciaar. 420 Washington at CYCLISTS AND MACHINERY. t Bwlg Machines and Bicycles, 136 Mo rlson street CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor- nices. j. uayer, Zbo Hecona st CpAL AND; WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kinds of ousj ana wooa, Morrison st Banneld-Veysey Fuel Co., dry flat wood. eu xnira st f none Main 3&1 ana col. Sli. DENTISTS. S. M. Hamby. D. D. S.. room 8 Wash 4th its. Jngton Bldg., Washington and Theodore S. Thompson, 60-61 Washington fiiag., wasmngton ana sourtn st. Phope Hood 414. 0. P. B. Langworthy,' rooms 7 and I Benson cuiiaing. mtt morrison street near Flith. , . . . , t i 1 .' i , I i- - a DRUQG.J9T8. a,P4 iy pjumeer.wyblrdst " " : " : "' J Rowe Martin, Btxth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg. 4 Washington st, Laue-Davla Drug Co.. 176 sd st Phone 648. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Works Office. 89 Washington st Western Electric Works, 806H Wash, st FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. REAL Estate and General Business Agency. JJ. as. uaa. 110 First St FOR SALE Real estate office, with a nice list of properties, sm East Morri son st HAT-MANUFACTURERS. HAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENO- YAivno-vnif iwm rortiana for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company. 81 Fourth street; phono Black 1632. ENGRAVERS. Hlcks-Chatten Engraving Company. MorT rlson, between Flret and Second sts. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co.. 227 Burnslde st FURRIERS. The Sllverfleld Fur Mfg. Co., 186 Morri son) - -j-1 GROCERS. F. Dresser ft Co.. 840-841 Washington st HAIRDRE88INQ, MANICURING. Paris Hair Stor. S08 WashlngtoniTruP to-datc hair dreasers. Rosenthal B'atJ?TWlnl,ak!.rif "n man- icunng w ruiu at. uouu via. HOTELS. Hotel Belvedere, European plan, Fourth ana Aiaer eia. HAY AND GRAIN. W. 8. Lauther. 110 North Third st. Lime, Shingles ana uemeni. HOUSE FURNISHERS. Home , Furnishers Furniture, Carpetav farior uooan, dmjvm, bio. oee i, uev. oris Sons. 1,73-176 First tU-sT Yam hill. Beth-phone 804. LAUNDRIES. Glean Towel Dally. Comb, brush, soap. 11 per mouth. "Novelty Supply Co., 40. 41 N.. Ninth at- TeL 410. , " . . . MASSAGE. MDME. H. E. ELY, Dermatologist maa age, alec trio treatments, cunt st Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DEPOT FIFTH Leavea AND I STREETS. Arrives. For Maygers, Rain ier. Clatakame. West. port Clifton. As to-1 1:00 A.M. Irla Wa rr.ntnn ITIo. veL Hammond. Fortius Stevens, Oearhart Pk., Seaside, Astoria 1 ana neasnore i.x press. Dally. J :00 P.M. Astoria Express, I :40 P.M. Portland Seaside t:$0 P.M. Express, Saturday 1 oniy. Ticket office, 25a 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 Vladivostok. For rates and full Information call on or address official or agents of the O. R. 4s N. Co. V JEWELERS. .46 Third st The L. C Henrichsen Co., Jewelers and opUclans, m Washington st The O. Heltkempr Co -manufacturing jewelers, tm Morrison sb MONEY' TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City lou and bn- . proved terms, w. A, Shaw as Co US Miars air eat MONEY LOANED on furniture, pianos. etc. fxt m. Morruoa at. W. A. HATHA V AY Money to loan. 16 Washtngtotn Building, Pbon Hood 41a MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Flut, rutUr. mandolin uia WLnjo In ti uvwuiit (ivh sua, jm asaaas 164 Twelfth. Phone Brown 696. Dsa v a aih X " PATENT- FOB SALE. FOR BALE, at a crlflcv H Interest In a valuable patented asphalt paving pro , ;. nas oeen operaiea suocessxuuy. Aaaress oox m. journal omo. r ; S PAWN BROKERS. Uncle m'nryrtf'Kor t ' ' ' '" Portland Loan Office, Dan Man. prop., 74 Third at, near .Oak. Pbone Brown 476. Unole Myers. Jeweler. 141 Third t PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W.J ' Moore," crayon and "oil ' portralta Tiura ana waningtn sts. REAL ESTATE. Th Xing Real Estate Association. 723 Chamber 01 commerce. Chas. H. Korell, real estaf"hnd mortgage loana, ai waaningion. 'saain y. MONUMENTS. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing worg. zu4. Third st estimate oa nrst-olass work and st0c only. RESTAURANTS. Morris' Lunch and Code Hons. Below imperial uotet Strouse's Restaurant S2B Washington st City Chop Hous and Restaurant 11 Third mt M 8IQN WRITER, Jessie Waddell, Sign Writer. te Taylor street rnone mooo i'o. roruana. SLOT MACHINES. All styles reoatrlng; phonographs, rec ords. Transcontinental Machine Co., 641 Washington st 8TORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O, Pick, office 88 First st, bet Stark and Oak; phone 6S6. Pianos and furnl. ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Safe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen, 128 First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smith-Premier Typewriter, 121 Third street AH makes of typewriters for rent Supplies for all machine. . L, 4 M. Alexander & Co., agents. TICKETOFJFJCM 5Ter1andTlclteT'Olifiee, ' 140 VwrTTuTIS to $20 saved to all points. TRUNK FACTORY. Harris Trunk Co., trunks, valises, satch. la etc.. 1CH Morrison St. WALL,' PAPER. H, p. Chrlstensen, Wall papers, and painter; 141 Seventh St., corner Alder. , Ernest Miller ft Co., wall paper and dec orations. 127 First st WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS-Callfornia Wine De pot. P. Lorati. Prop All kinds wine, 6 glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters lot cooks, waiters and bartenders. 148 Fourth st Or. pbone Main 751. BANKS. THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital .68.000.000 Be"rve Z.000,000 Accounts opened for sums Of 810 and up ward and interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rates on application. rirjDft TTl.TON. BANKERS LAD ESTABLISHED IN 18B. Ttaflsetct a general banklnc business. Interest allowed on time deposits. CollertloM modest all point. ion favor able terms. 1511" v. " . "u"a vau- ahle In Europw- n iiw ra mates. Sight exchange and telegraphic trsns feri sold on New York, Washington, Chi cago" Bt. Louis., Denver. Omaha.' gan Franciseo snd various points In Oregon. Wshlnrton. Idaho, Montana and British CExrtiange sold on London. Parla. Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. MERCHANT8RNATIODNALaBArnc- j. Frank Watson ..v....,..v...,.Pres!Jent r jj. Durham ....... ...... ..Vice-President r. W. Hoyt , ....................Cashier Geo. W. Hoyt Assistant Cashier TRACTS United Btatee i-ieposicary. - - j i Drafts and letters of credit Issued avail, able to U parts of th world. - V Collectlonss specialty. Oold dust bought. IANWJj SAFCISCO .BAN. Chamber' of Commerce Building. Third ' and Stsrk atreeta. . . i Head Office. 66 Old Broad street. lofiiotC This bank transacts a general banking business, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for trav. elers and the purchase, of merchandise In any city of the worlds. Deals lo foreign and domestic .exchange. 4 , , . . 'interest p'd on time deposit. ; 4. . W, A. MACRAE, Manager. Tilt OniT TilROQOil TfiAlUS J : Without C&ange st Cars CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. TIME 70 Hours to Ch.cagqr: A. G. BARKER, Oaneral Agent, C A N. W. Railway, ' 153 Third St., Portland, Oreroru EASTvu SOUTH Depot fifth and tv ' - SVerlaNd fei- 'REE& TRAINS. 11:48 a sa' 8:80 p m ,.fPREB for Salem, Bose-I burg,Ashland. Sae-P ' 8:80 a m ramento. Or dan. 17x1 a S .1 f.. San Franelaoa. Uo-I - . . Java, Loo Angeles.!- '' ' El Paso, New Or-1 . leans and th East! ' At wo e d b u ml (dally ascent Bun-1 . v ' v day), morning train! connects witn trami for Mt AnnL Rll-I - v verton, Browns ville. Springfield, and Natron, and - 1 Albany Local for ' ' Mt Anrel and ill- ' 4:00 p ra 7:80 a m 114:60 p m Tenon. ., Albany passenger ..I CorvalUa naaanararl !10:N a as 6:60 p m ouanaan passanger lli:x a m Dall Dally except Bunday. Rebt ttQhU on sale between Port land. Sacramento and San Francisco. Not s rates 817.60 flrst-elass and 814 seoond-elaaa. second-class Includes sleeper; Arst-olaao does not " Rates and ticket to Eastern point o65 FUTr.. Also JAPAN. CHINA HONO LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can bs ob talned at Ticket Office, No, 164. coma Washington and Third. - YAMHILL DIYIBION. Passenger Depot foot of Jefferson St Leave Portland dally T:80 a. m., U:80.J 1:66, 8:15. 4.40, 6:26. 8.80 p. m. Dairy ox cept Sunday. 8:SO:40 a. m.. 1:06, UM p. m. Bunday only, 8 am. ., Arrive Poitland daily. 8:80. 10:68 a, m 1:86, 8:10, 4:80. 8:16. 7:40. 10 p. m. Dally except Bunday, 6:35. :, 10:60 a. m.1 ex cept Monday, 11:40 a. at; Sunday nly. 10.66 a. m. . . . . Leave for Dallas daily exoept Sunday. o.w v. m. Arnvi rocuano J:av a. n. Passenger train leaves Dallas for Alrlle Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at S:M p. m. Returns Tuesdays and Saturdays, Except Sunday. V. A. BCHTXLINOv City Ticket Agent ; W. E. COMAN. Freight and Passenger . Agent. . TIME CARD . OF .TRAINS U iiiilmni mVJi-i 4 . OU' Deoart. -Arrrro.- North Coast Llmlted...8:00 n. m.; t :00a. ra. Twin city Kxpre,. .m.j p. m, iu p. m. Kansas City and St " -Loula Koeelal 8:9 a. tav 11:10 tt. Bt . Fugetound Limited. 6:86. en. .i .6;4 p. aa . Take the1 Puset Sound " limited ' for Olympla, South Bend and Gray" Harbor ointe, a.11 train aauy. S'our trains allv to Tacoma and Seattle. ' Threo through to the East A. D. CHARLTON, , Asst. General Pas. Agt. ISS Morrison street Portland. OrY union Pacific THREE TRAINS DAILY - . . . FOR ALL POINTS EAST nnRTiitm :;. - mm . . 1 .... . 4.. .. ., . J x RUK OVER " ' ' 'T . '' lUMIITlll IQIocoeH. tiiAslal I ly ouit in UNION DEPOT. Leave. Arrtvo. "CHICAGO-PORTlJCifE .6u am 4-V Pm SPECIALw - 7 r Dally daily , 7 For th East via Bunt- - ,-. - , tngton. ' ' ' , SPOrfA'NEfFLYER. S.UpW i,W ' For Eastern Washing- Dally. DaUX ton,' Wall Walla.- Lew. f lston, Coeur d'Alene and ,1 . . jvJ';, , Ot Northern points. ' ' ' ATLANTIC . EXPRESS, hM p'o' 8:10 am" For the East via Hunt-Dally Dally i : Ington., ' - . OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE. FOR SAN FRAMo From . 63. Oeii''W. EldW.:v!?- wortfc Jun 1. H. H. . . Dock 88. Columbia- i. I 00 pm . - June .' 18. Ht- f OR" 'ASTORIA. "endlM pnj5nu pot way points, eonnetlngDally Lally with str. for Xlwaco Sndjex Sua aa Sua -North Beach, str. Has- 9,1, W salo. Ash, etreet dock. p m '' TOR CORVALLIS and :S I W pm" wsy. it points, , steamer Man.. ' Tuaa, Ruth, Ash street dock. Watt, -Inura. vWater permitting ! FH. ' FOR DATTON Oreson'TTuO iuu i m p.T City and Yamhill River Tues., Mm., points, str, Mdi. Aauhhur.. sei., : Street dock. v Bat, Fri , . ' - wtr permitting.) .-..:' TICKET OFFICE ThU-d and Waitilr j. t - ton. Teleibona, II. a 7. , ; l-v4