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Newspaper Page Text4 ;-V v f ?!?t?-;1s',r' ;;H: -4- -"r""; s-- :ir;-'V'f' rvV ' - v tiie eVenino jotjtwatJ, rbT.Ti-m: 7tfttfK, monda v ju:ly 21, " 1902) . -ir -:yV.v ; .- g. OS Davis Makes a Step Up in the Army. (Journal Special S-rvlc.) " WASHINGTON. July 2L-T- -eahcy in th Ut of Mlor-OMwrl by th retirement today o- Major-Olieml Brook 1 to M filled' by' tb promotion of Brlgadiet-Ctanoral George WltflU Jja vis.. General Davl wa bom la Con necticut )n 1839, enlisted November tt; 1861, was mustered out in MM with ' th rank of Major an the next year vu appoint ed a Captain In the Regular Army, roar 1" y a quarter of a century passed- before e attained high rank, (or h became a. .Brigadler-Coneral of Volunteer only on the outbreak of the war with Spain and was raised to the same rank In the regu lar serylo in 1900. As engineer in Nlca ragua and assistant engineer of the Washington monument In this city he made a reputation years ago, and be created a very farorable impression as Military Governor of Porto Kioo la 189- l0. As the author of several mono graphs on Porto Rico, General Davis anad valuable contributions to the HUr fcture on that island, Appointed Inspeo- tor-Oeneral of the .United States Army In the Philippines, be was Intrusted or the President with the delicate duty of re establishing peace In Mindanao, an j has made a notable record by excrete of the qualities, that contributed to hi success In Porto Rica (Journal' Special Service.) ST. PAUI' July a.-Wllllam Mfflean, art Inmate of the county Jail at Minne apolis, has been found dead In a bath room, adjolng' the Jalf hospital. The floor of the bathroom was covered to a depth of three inches with boiling water; the hot water faucet being turned on full force MUleau's head and face, which were directly under the faucet, were scalded in a terrible manner, and the body had been partially cooked by the boiling water in which It was lying. The Wheel of Fortune as Applied to Corn Markets. (Journal Special Service.) DES MOINES, Iowa, Jnly tL-Ex-Gov-emor F. M. Drak of Centarvllle, founder of Drake University here, has made nearly tl.00t.000 on th reoent rise in corn. Coupled with this come th information that his son, John A. Drake; owner of the Derby winner, was loser In the same Jump of . corn. Ex-Governor Drake was one of the chief backer of th Gate crowd. x Reduced Rates to Newport. Commencing June 16, the Southern" Pa clflo Company wHl sell round-trip tickets, Portland to Newport and return, good vie either East or West Sid division, in connection with th Corvallt Eastern Railroad. Three-day. Sunday excursion ticket, good going Saturday, returning Monday, 24.50. Season tickets, good returning- until October 10, 2. Baggage checked through to Newport. For further. Information call at City Ticket Office, corner Third and Wash ington streets. Portland, Or. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Amanda Bush to James Andresen. lots t to 8, block 4, Hawthorne Iresen, Avenue Addition D. S. and M. A. Stearns to L. A. Lewis, lot 3, east half of south west Quarter section 26, township 1 north, range 4 east P. H. Marlay to J. . Day Jr., undi vided half of 1.15 acres in section 10, township 1 south, range 1 east.. The Franklin Building Investment Association to Kathertne A. Martin, lot 15,. block 4, Eastland IU W. Bchmeer to Simon Bchmeer, - lot 1, block , Schmeei-a Addition... ,W. J. Hill to Elof Johnson, lot , block 1, Oak Knoll Annex Addition. Elton Luti to O. V. Tuneberg, lot 11, block 8, Mansfield Addition E. J. Troup et al. to Phoenix Iron Works, lots 1, S, 8 and 4, block 41, Stephens' Addition .4.. American 4 General Mortgage & In vestment Comporatlon, limited,, to J. Kehrll, part east half of north east quarter section 18, township 1 south, range t east.. ...... Cltlsens Bank to the Oregon water Power & Railway Company,, lot J, section 14, township 1 south, range I east Xmll Scherslnger to Emil Kreltich, lots 85 and 36. block 2. Tabasco Addition .......,,... ... ,.. ,4,. ..,. Ida Wolf to 1 Emit Scherslnger, earn .,........... E. B. Height to M. L. Drigga'lots II and -14 block , Maegly High-, land ............ George C - Sears to Hattl C. " D Benson, part lot 2. block 268. Elisa beth Irvlng's Addition................. George C. Sears to J. D. Miller, lot . 1 and 2, block I, Cole's Addition to East) Portland ... F. C. King and wife to A. E. Myers, part )of tract D.- Richmond........ Same to M. H. Myers, name.......... Georg C. Sear to G. M. and J. M. Sears, lot 4, block 888, City Same to C. R. Sear et al., lot & to , Tibbetts' Addition to East Port - land 1 1 1200 l 400 600 6000 3600 K 400 W '' i 1 ISO 50 'Get your Title Insurance and Abstract " to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee 'et Trust Co.. Chamber of Coaunerce. , . The ew directory just issued by th Columbia Telephone Company show that cuufaoy to b grewlns. 1, . . . MsasMsesMBaBBBasass rATfl tft lis -ii vS;-v.VvI'p:,:,.v iWcjFtiraist HOUSES BUILT ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN IN Hahorne FSrst Adlditioo mmm ee iy -MsHmewMeass-BHssMeMeaM MjssssbbbibssmsssJi "iJ y-",-"s - This Tract is the finest suburban property in Portland. Only 15 minutes on E. Ankeny car line to ; Morrison and Third Streets. IF YOU WANT A HOME, CALL ON 1 a 701 Chamber of Commerce THE. MARKETS. No decisive changes occurred in quota- rlons in th local wholesale markets to day. Th steamer arrived late Saturday evening from California, and brought a fair supply of small fruits. A better supply of green corn is now on th market and la receiving a steady sal a Quotation la 15o a dosen. Several other changes are made in the vegetable mar ket. To much warm weather has again brought down th quotation of the best creamery butter, which Is now selling at 202le a, pound.. The egg market, though light In local receipts, L now as strong as expected. The large quantity of outside production Is bearing down th market. The quota tions today are 2021o a dosen. GRAIN AND FLOUR. Wheat Nominal; Walla Walla. so: bluestem, 75c; Valley. 65c. . iJaney 'eea, rolled, Z1.50 per ton. Oat No. 1 wait. tL20ffil.2fi: era v. rLU 1.16. Flour Best rradea. t3 0Si93.RO nar harral? Valleyf S3; graham. $2.K33.2. Millltuffs Bran. 119 ner ton; mlddlinn. 21.50; shorts. $1; chop. 117.50. May-runouir, uu; eiaver. (7:toog. BUTTBR, EGGS.. POULTRY, Butter Creamery. 20214e: dairy. ISO 18c; store. 16Vi16o, is;ggs azic per aoien. Cheese ifull cream, twins. 1S013VM: Toung America, lee. OUltrv Chicken, mixed. . 5045. 00 nar do.; hens, J5.00 per dos.: broilers, tZ.W't S.OO; fryers. U.miW, ducks. f3.60e3.BO ,jer dos.; turkeys, live, 12H14c; do dresaed, 1416c per lb.; geese, t4.005-00 per dos. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Potatoes New ootatoes: ll.0rt.25 per cental. Onions California Yellow Danvers. J1.50. Tomatoes 11.25 Der crate; turnips. $11.25; carrots, 26c-doz. bunches; beets. 2So per dosen bunches; peas. ilc per lb.; asparagus, $1.2& -per box: rad ishes, per dos.. 12WrSl5c: areen onions. dox.. 12415c; cabbages. Oregon. IVic per id.; lettuce, need, per dos., 20c; uauiorma green corn, 25c dos.; beans, 3 5c per lb.; rasDberrtes. U-la oer crate 01 a ooxes; grapes, Arixon a, (2.50 per crater Califor nia pears, tl.M per box. Green fruit Lemon 13.50Q4.00: oranaes. t4f 4.60 per , box; bananas, J2itf3; pine apples, per aoxen: cnerries, iocmi; peaches, 60a5e; California plums. 6546; box: soricata 653!ttc: cantaloupes. 13-U3.5'jp per crate; watermelons, 22.50 per dazenv prunes, &c 1 per craie; appies, 1 i.wr per box. Drld fruit Sun-dried aODles. sack or apricots;- 11$12c; peaches. KSjllo; pears, l8c: prunes, Itallaas. t4c: figs, Califor nia blacks. SH4o; do white. So; plums. pitted, &6c GROCERIES. NUTS. ETC. Suaar Cube. 24.76: crushed. 24.JS; 24.50; Dowdered. 24.00: dry granulated. extra C. 24.10: sol den C, 24.00; beet, granulated, 24.4S.per 100 lbs., sack basis; barrels, iiw, nair oarreie, zac; ooxes. oue oar 100 lbs., above basla La per lb. dis count for prompt cash; maple, 1ZH913 per pound. Coffee Mocha, 234228c? Java, fancy, 2632c; 'Java, good. 20fU4c; Java, ordi nary, iiFMc; coaia rtica fancy, iwavun; Coat. Rica, good, 164218c; Coat Rica, ordinary. 104fl2c oer oound: Columbia roast. Ill: ArbuekU's. 211.12 list: Lion. 210.22 list; Cordova, 211.13; Yosemlte. 2U. Bait uaiea. xs, us, , fz.ao; as, ius. tz.iu; Fin table and dairy, 60s, per sack. 54c; Liverpool, 64c; Worcester, Stic; Worcester, bbls.. bulk, 220 lbs.. 25.25. Bait coarse, naix arouna, luus, per ton. 22O.10; 80s per ton, Iw.W. Honey Fancy whit, l40Ue: light am ber, 1214c; dark amber, 10912a, Grain bagvCalotttt, 26.S04J2.7S per 100 for July-August. ' Nuts-reanuts, wants per pound for raw. SMtc ior. roasted; cocoanuU, 853 90c per doxen; walnuts, 1312Hc per pound; pm nuts, lwaue; hickory nuts. ell nuts. 17c: filbert. 16918c: fan'cv u. esn. 1414c: almonds, 12V15c; cocoa nut, 20c per do. ' - - coai wi-tua w per gauon: bar rels, 18c: tanks. 14. Mice, jimperiK Japan no. t, se; HO. X. 4H: New Orleana 67c, fialmoa Columbia River, eno-notravt toiia 11 7S: two-oound tails. 22.40: fum on-pound flats, 2L25; half-pound fancy flat. 21.15: Alaska tails, pink 20c, red ll-o; pink. 2c; bayouy 2c: lima, 4. HOPS. WWHi AXHI7;JtlEi Hods 17Vi2 ISO per pound: contraot. 13 Woc-Nomlral: Valley, MOlSaj xt era Oregon, 10l4c. - . . , Sheepskin enearingA Wiy2lHj; short wool 253Sc; medium wool, totjooo;' long; roaL BUoldiSl each. Tailew tTime, per pouna. KMW2 . .and greaae, SHwBe. - , . Hides Dry . hide. No. L 18 nonnds and p, M0Mtte per pounds dry kip,' No. X, . soubos, ioc; ory cair, pto. I under nonnda lfles arvaltad. bulla am , na-thlrd Iras than dry Hint: sal tea hides steer., sound. 60 pounds and .. tLfia- to 0 pswndsw 1wat nde BO pound an eowi, 7c; stags and bulla, sound, &a Hie; klpt sound, 16 to M pound. T; VeaL sound, 10 to 14 pound. Tc; Jf. sound, BDuar ah uuuuua, v, rnn lunsaitea), 1 per poond tees; uih la per pouna less; bora hides, salted, each, tl Unset' At-r each, 110 colU' fcldea, ach, a6aoyci K-i.-' !-;VU';fS.R' -' ; :'"" L. CAT NEW TODAY, AUCTION SALES. BY Ford's Auction House Wednesday, July 23, at 182 First Street, at 10 A. M. On this date we will offer a nice assort- ment of house furnishings, comprising Parlor, Library, Dining and Bedroom fur niture, pictures, lace curtains, portieres, chairs, rockers, tables. Bedroom sets, toilet ware, and a varied assortment of carpets, mattings,' rugs, kitchen safes and treasure, cook stove and many other useful lots. Friday, July 25, at 182 First SI at 10 A. Ai, Cigars, Candies and Miscellaneous. There has been removed to our sales rooms from Morrison street, the contentb of a cigar and candy store, which we will sell at auction sale on above date. You will find, in addition to this lot, many other Items of value. Please attend this sale. Preliminary Announcement Ex traordinaryOn TuesdayJijilv , ,29, at the usual hour, we vilf offer for sale $10,000 worth of Oriental Costumes, Chinese Curios, Brass Gongs, Shields. Spears, etc. Thirteen Mam moth Chests full of these valu- i able goods.- See papers later wiui tun particulars. H. FORD, Auctloneer.- NotevpJR'e have counters, shelving, shn4cases, and office partition on sale. goat skins, common, each, 10tM5c: An gora, with wool on, each, i!3cl. Mohair 25c. MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Fresh meats Beef, prime. 7J?7c; pork, 77Vic per lb.: veal, BHi&THc; mutton, S4 43Hc, drecsed. &Wii6c per lb.; oows, 7c; bulls, 44j5ViC per lb.; lambs, iUii'mo per lb. , Hams, bacon, etc. Portland pack (Western) hams, 15e: picnic, lio lb.; breakfast bacon, Wl"'Ac; light sides, 12c: backs. HV4c; dry malted sides, 11c; dried beef setts, 16c; Insides snd knuckles, lSc; outsld, 16c per lb. ; kettle leaf lard, 10 Ib. tins, 13c; do. 5-lb. tins, 14c lb.; East ern packed hams under 18 lbs., 15',c; over 12 lbs., 15c; fancy, 16c; picnic, 12c: shoulders, 12c; dry salted sides, un smoked, 13c; breakfast bacon, 16c: bacon sides, 14c: backs, unsmoked, 13Hc; do smoked, I4c; butts, 12 13c. NORTHWEST NEWS CHICAGO. Statement that , ther would be a renewal of the freighthand lers' strike are denied by the ofHchvla of tho union. , ., i NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.-Local minis ters who attempted to stop Sunday'' ball game here were assaulted and beaten by a mob. 1 SEATTLE. Richard Pfund, an engi neer; of the Marconi 'company, I here en route to Alaska to Install a line from Fort Gibbon to Bates' Rapids. OLTMPIA, Wash. A. J. Falknor. of Thurston County, la out for Congress. Hi platform Is opposition to Governor McBride's railway commission policy;'; ABERDEEN, Wash. C. N. Loy and wife were nearly drowned in the Che halls River early on Sunday morning. When rescued Loy's leg was found to b badly broken, , PUEBLO, Cokx Ed BakewelL a guard a th mines at Chandler, near bar, shot nd killed V. H. White, negro miner, last night and narrowly escaped death at the band of a mob oi black who ar gued him Into th wood. ' MIsaOTLA. Mont Harry' N. Francia wa Wiled her by an engln yestrday. H stumbled In front of th oowoataber and tu crushed to death on th tlsV i Phone Mairv 180 LIKE THE BRAND OF CAIN. MOUNT VERNON. N. Y July The nolle of Pittsburg have poslUvely identified a colored' man arrested in New Rochell a few day ago for a burglary committed her as Silas Carter, wanted in Pittsburg for th murder of Policeman James Bheeby, on May IS. Th murderer in order to avoid detection tried to burn oft a crescent shaped scar on his face with add. He underwent terrible torture and nearly lost b4s sight, but th Pitts burg men ay th tell-tara mark like the brand of Cain still remained. PROPOSALS fOR WOODEN DRY DOCK. PORT OF PORTLAND,' 668 Worcester Block, Portland, Or. Sealed proposals will be received nnd opened on July 23, "1902, at 4 p. m., at the above office, for floating wooden dry dock of five sections, according to plans and specifications prepared by James 2. Rlackwell, consulting emrtaeer. Dexter Morton bulluing, Seattle. Wdbh., and now on file in the office of th Port of Port land. A certified check of 2100.00, drawn to 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 th plan and specifications to the undersigned. A certified check for 25000.00 must ac company each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will enter into a contract satis factory to the Port of Portland, and give bond for the faithful perfonraance should the contract be awarded hint The right to reject any or all bids or to waive defects Is reserved. Plans, specifications and full Informa tion can be obtained by applying to this office, or No. 71 Dexter Horton building. Seattle, Wash. E. T. C. STEVENS. Clerk of the Board. ijOif-gnii&hi'ir Bxla Snld (with or without BllUnv and 1 Sand Retired. Paraa-os Typewriter tUbbbna I for all llaehiBM. UiMiPMr. Oarboi TPa-1 par, and miaueUaneoua Typewriter SupplMa I aad Furniture. KTBHOaaifssss vmuuaaso I wtxaom CBUWB. Wyckeff. Seswss t BesaOct. sj.t? IHil Hti'UKH 349 Stark St., PortlaruL Or. -STOCKHOLDERS' MEETlNd. The ionual meeting of th .stockholders ot The Title Guarantee St Trust Com pany will be held at the offices of the company. In the Chamber of Commerce building. Portland, Oregon, on Tuesday. July 22,1902, at 3:30 p. m. t i T. BURKHART, Secretary. CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS. HALL'S safe, standard of the world; safe sold on easy payment; trad your old safe for a new one. Norris Sat 4k Lock Co., 21 First St. FOR SALE One-horsepower electric motor I or saie vneap. in( Inquire of cash ler. this office. PERSONAL. A. E Devere. the specialist in treatment of hair and scalp. 600 Th Dekum; phone Red 2842. A "FIRST HONOR High School grad uate. teacniiiB experience, will teach backward pupils. Excellent references. Terms reasonaoie. Aaareas W, care oe journal. SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALIST. BATHS, massage; scalp and skin dis ees permanently cured! manicuring. Cottage 167 Park near Morrison; tel. Front 1615. H0USESJFRRJ4T: 555XLlcrGr6WARD; 14 StarlTstT rents and Insurance. 'Phone Main 245. , HELP WANTED MALE. LOGGERS; mill and yard mens man and teams; wood-choppers: farm hands and milkers; work of all kind In and out of city for men and women; 20-day guarantee on every ticket, call and s CANADIAN EMPWTanSNT AOBNCT, CwVfc Morrison WBurwd, and WANTED 12 boys. 14 orU years old.or Journal routes. Apply t Kb Journal office, 282 TamhUl U . , . LAUNDRIES," ;' aean Towela Dally. Comb, brush soap, 21 par month. Kojelty Snppiy Co S 42 Ni Ninth st. Tel 410. " , TRUNK FACTORY. ilarrt Trunk Co- trunks, valises, aatca la, t&, W Morriaao, SC. " , R7J AGENTS WANTED. AQ E NTS " W ANTfi. Best v tWngoutl full or address. Imperial Supply CO., JS4 yirst, roruaiMii Oregon. rtt? ROdMa( FOR RENT. 4J5 ALDER, oor: Uth-Nlcely furnlsbed front rooms; all oonvenlanc; suitable for on or two gentlemen. NICBLT FURNISHED ROOMS, llgnt and airy. No. 122 Ith, t; ns of pkon and vtu, THE ROSS-211H 1st., cor. Salmon: ele gant rooms; transient solicited. Phone Red 1881. FURNISHED ROOMS 1KH 1st St., cot. Yamhill; transient solicited. Tel. Brown Owl FURNISHED ROOMS-Bath, , tL 221 TamhUl, near oor. West Park. Phons Green 222. THE BURBANK, 234 Tamhlll-Well-fur-alshed front room and board; also table board. THE XOCKWOOD, 251H Morrison st . Furnished room: transient." Phone Ore gon South 202, MANHATTAN COURT-Brlck building; steam heat, newly furnished. 211 Stark. THE CAB TLB 272 Wash.; rooms for gsn ttlaktWkaka J w. A. rrl TOI wvaw-u, UaWUU AW DUUUI ' CLAIRVOYANT. MADAME JOHNSTON, trance medium; reading dally: cards, 25o; clairvoyant, 60o; NO 8I0N. 251 Fifth t MRS. STEVENS, th leading palmist and Clairvoyant, gives reliable advice on all i affair of life; readings, Wo. 221ft Mor- rtson st. ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER. Frd A. Ballln, 43 2d at. Tel. Oak T8. Ves sel and mac hi oar st all kind de signed. ATTORNEYS. Paxton. Beach & Simon, 110 Chamber of Commerce. Jme Gleason, 2 and 2 Mulkey Building. AS8AYER AND . AN ALY8T. : Baumei i Aasayer - and Analysist; 'd dust bought. 222 Stark st. Joseph UMi.'idomamtu"., BATHS, "fry Bnowdea. Bathropma, 260ft Wash., room i vapor bathU tratiaot,k..v msssag i and eleotrio BARBER8' 8UPPLIE8. iWIS-STENQER Barber Bunply Cev- urmairfg of all sharp edge tool a ape- BICYCLES. Frd T. Merrill Cjrcl Co., 10S-111 eth st. BOOTS AND SHOES. A. Dreyer. 27 Third t J. Sanger, Repair Shop. 449 Washington. CARPENTERS AND BUILDER8. John A. Melton, carpenter and builder, T Stark St.; office and tor fixtures built and remodalad, altering and re Paiing houses. 'Phone Main 747. .CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. I Mitchell, Expert Chiropodist. Knight's Shoe Store, Washington st. fauna CONFECTIONERY. A- Cpffman, Chocolates and Bon Bona, 250 Washington st. "J. Powell, Candle and Cigar. 420 Washington st CYCLI8T8 AND MACHINERY. Sewing Machine and Bicycle. 235 Mor rison street. CORNICES SKYLIGHTS. Metal Skylights, Galvanised Iron Cor nlca. J. C. Bayer, 2S5 Second st. COAL-AND WOOD. Oregon Fuel Co., dealers In all kind of coal and wood, 244 Morrison st. Banfleld-Veysey' Fuel Co., dry flat wood. 80 Third st. Phon Main 353 and Col. 272. DENTISTS. S. M. Hamby, D, D, 8., room 2 Wash ington Bidg., Washington and 4th at. Theodore B. Thompson, 60-51 Washington ruijiiiuu, auu jouru ta Phon Hood .114, . ; . v r,1 P. B. isngwrthy. rooms i and 2 Benson J3unaing,(-ir orrisoi street, near Fif tkv et,.-.. ..- M ii lull pi W mi 1 ii I nil 'i i Hi v, hftiiftftia-t-n O. P. 8. Plumtef, 200-282 Third t Rowe a' -iartln. Sixth and Washington. Frank J. Strelblg, 242 Washington st, Laue-Dayl Drug CO., ITS 2d St. Phon 642. ELECTRIC WORKS. Portland Electrical Works Office, 292 Washington st. Western Electric Works, 205ft Wash, st fojr 8 AJ!-J!.TEAiu!!8TATB- FOR SALE Real estate offlce7wltha nice list of properties. '222 East Morri son st. HAT MANUFACTURERS, HAT MAutlu-8 AND RENO VATORS Only place In Portland for good work: union hatters. Boston Hat Company, 82 Fourth street; phone Black 1832. ENGRAVERS. hTcE s-Chatten Engraving Company. Mori n, between First and Second sts. rison EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Oregon Employment Co., 227 BurnsldTstT FURRIERS. i The Silverneld Fur Mfg. Co., 2S5 Morri son 111 GROCERS. F. Dresser & Co., 240-S42 Wa7hTnon7t7 HAIRDRESSING. MANICURING. Paris Hair Store, 208 Washington st. un-to-date hair dresser. RosenUial Stllff-klnrsnd man icuring. 160 Fifth st Hood 911 ' HOTELS. Hotei Belvedere,. European plan,Fourth and Alder t. HAY AND GRAIN. W. 8. Lauthers, UO North Third st. Mm. Shingle and Cement HOUSe FURNISHERS. Home Furniaheri Furnltura. Carpet. Parlor Oood.-8tov. etc See L Gev ; arts , 'Son. 172-11 First, 2-2 Yam -" faUL Both phone 20i -. MASSAGE, MDMB. HV ELT. Dermatologist, maa - a. lctr treat enta. ,188ft First st ' INSURANCE. Buffer, Bnrgard A Co.. 2S1 Washington at. RAILROAD TIME TABLES yL. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS. Leaves. 'Arrive. For Maygers, Rain ier, Clatskanie, West port, Clifton, Asto ria, Warrsnton, Fla vel. Hammond. Fort 1:00 A.M. 7.00 P.M. 2:20 P.M. 11:10 A.M. Stevens, aearnart Fk.. Seaside. Astoria and Seashore Ex press, Dally. Astoria Express, Daily, ex. Saturday. 2:40 P.M. Portland Seaside Express, Saturday only. Ticket office, 255 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. Fn, rat-a and full Information call On or address oUlclal or agsa or ini it & m. co- jewelers. Belding Bros., Diamonds, Watches, etc, 4o Third st Th L. C. Henrlchsen Co.. Jeweler and opticians, 284 Washington st Th O. Heitkemper Co., tnanufacturtng lewelers. 280 Morrison St . MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY to Loan on City low and im proved farma. W. . Bnaw eV Co- si tar k Street. MONEY LOANED on- furniture, piano, etc. 392 Morrison st - W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. It Washlngtota BuUding. Phone Hood 412. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Fluti" guitar. map3oTmTan2 bank) in structlon. , Prof. E.,A. Smith, rssldence 264 Twelfth. ' Phon Brown PATENT FOR SALE. FOR SALE, at a sacrifice, interest tn vaiuabi eatentad asnbalt Davln pro- oess; has been operated suaceaafully. . Address box Ul, journal omce. PAWN BROKERS. ,t?nSenry;-yor Portland Loan Office, Dan Mars, prop., 74 Third st, nesr Oak. Phone Brown 475. Uncle Myers, Jeweler. 141 Third st PHOTOGRAPHERS. ETW. Moor. crayon' '"aruToil portrait. Third and Washington sts. REAL ESTATE.' The King Real Estate Association. Chamber of Commerce, 722 Chaa. H. Korell, real estate and mortgage loans. 251 Washington. Main 282. MONUMENT8. Otto Schumann, monumental and build ing work, 204 Third st. Estimate on first-class work and stock only. RE8TAU RANTS. Morris' Lunch and Coffee House. Below Imperial Hotel. Strouse's Restaurant 222 Washington st CitV Chop House and Restaurant. 12 Third st. N. SIGN WRITER. Jessie WaddelL Sign Writer. 269H Taylor street Phon Hood 175. Portland. 8LOT MACHINES, All styles; repairing; phonographs, rec ords, Transcontinental Machine Co., 242 Washington st 8T0RAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. Pick, office 22 First st. bet Stark and Oak; phone 5B& Pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and Clay sts. Furniture, Piano and Snfe Moving and Packer. Charles M. Olsen. 128 First street TYPEWRITERS. The Smitb-Prnaier Typewriter, 122 Third street All makes ot typewriters for rent Cupplles for all machines. L. & M. Alexander Sj Co.. agent. T10KET OFFICES. rTandrt'ckn51fic40Kird st; fa to t-Oisaved to all points. WALL PAPER. H. P. Cbrlstensen, wall papers, and painter. 141 Seventh St., corner Alder. Ernest Miller & Co.. wall paper and dee- - 14X? M -- as WINE DEPOT. THE COLUMBUS California Win D no l. Mr. ajj. ' w wiiiw, om glass. Fine wines, liquors and cigars. Headquarters for cooks, waiter and bartenders. 148 Fourth st Or. phone Main 151. BANKS. LADD & TILTON. BANKERS. tstaoiiunea in ioo. Interest allowed on time deposits. Itnerest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on fa vorable terms. Letters of credit issued available In Europe and all points in th United States. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Tranpfers sold on New York. Washing ton. Chicago. St. Louis. Denver, Omaha. 8an Francisco, and various points In Oregon, Washington. Idaho. Montana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London, Paris. Ber lin Frankfort. Hona- Kong. Yokohama. Manila and Honolulu. CANADTAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which Is amalgamated THTO BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up 28,000,000 Beaervw ...... ' V"V"", s.vw,wu TranBSwi , iiniiniii. I'wmni 8AV I BANK DEPARTMENT nnened for surna af tin an nnss. Accounts opened for tanii of 210 snd up wards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly balances. Rate on application. M,, ti:..kln,tAn st - E..A. WYLD. Manager. london & BtNMrrErcisco BANK Chamber ot Commerce Building, Third mo Ditrii -irveia. Head office, 65 Old Broad street London.. TMm bank transacts a keneral banklna business, make loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for trav eler and the purchase of merchandise in an city of th world. Deal in foreign and domestic exchanga.... n ; " ... W. A-i MACRAE, Manager.. : MERCIANTB'NATIONAt BANK- 5 H i PORTLAND, OR. - . J. Frsnk Wataon .......;.,.:. .i.Prestflent R, U Purham ............Vlce-Fresldenl R. W. Hoyt ..Cashier tln.' W. Hot! ....Assistant rh( TRANSACTS. AJOENFR AJU BAN KINO .- TT T VI IT1 .... :''' ' United States Deimslrairy. 1 ' j urana mu isuvn ui wruu msuau avail able to all parts of the world. CouaotiOBia incmity, vruiu uum DOUgnt Tflf ORLT THROO Otf TRAI H S Without Change of Cars 1 . BSTTWEEll -if - - PORTLAND 7 I 1 f AND RUN OVER CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN RY. - TIME 70 Hours to Chicago ' A. C. BARKER, Oeneral Agent, C, 4k N. W. Rauw-Y, 153 Third St., Portland, OtCgfitL EASTvu SOUTH Depot Fifth and I Straata. Leava Arrtrw.- "5VKRLAND "itX- 2:20 p m 2:20 a ta (PRESa TRAIN8n ior eaiem, . toae burg.Ashiand. Sao-' ramanto. Oadan. San Francisco, Mo- l-- T A .! I El Paao, New Or-j isan ana tn least. At Wan Iban (daily except, Bun day), morning train connect with train! ror ml Anrei. Bli-I rverton, B r o w a 4 'ilia. Bprwgneia. and Natron, and Albanv Il ni Mt Angel and Sa H:9i p m 7:20 a ra 114:60 pm ve rien. Albanv Mim . lortt Corvallls passenger onenoan passenceri Il: a m Dauy. UDaiiy except Sunday. - ' Rebate tickets on sal between lort-: . 'Bd' ?eramento and Ban Franoiae N2 i rates 217.60 first-elas and 214 seoond-al. econd-claa Include sleeper j first las ' does not. - , Rates' and ticket to Eastern pofrrt and ' ?i',r,0Kfc A10 JAPAN. CHINA, HONO- LULU and AUSTRALIA. Can b , talned at Ticket Offlc. No. 2&4, crn2 Wrahlngton and Third. . YAMHILL SiriBIOlt. t Passenger Depot, foot of JAerC-Pt, Leave Portland dally 1M a. m XUO. i 1:55, 2:25, 4:40. 1:25. 2.20 p. m. Dally eat- j cept Sunday, 6:20, 9:40 a. m., 8:06, UJ2 p. m. Sunday enly, 2 a., m. Arrive Portland dally, 2:20, 10M ' 1:25, 2:10, 4:30, 0:12, 7:40. -M p. , Dally, except Sunday, 2:32, 9:20, 10:60 a, nLt ex cept Monday, 12:40 a. m.; Bunday only, 10.06 a. m. Leave for Dallas dally except BtmdayV 2:06 p. m. Arrive Portland 9:20 v m. I'aasenger train leaves Dallas for trll Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday at 2:24 . p. m. Returns Tuesday and Saturday Except Bunday. V. A. 8CHTXLINO. City Ticket gnt w. i cu .is, freight and Agent. v TIME CARD OF TRAINS PORTLAND 4 ; fienart... " Arrtv. - - North Coast Llmlted...2:0e p. m. T:00 a. m. Twin City Express. 11:20 p. m IdOtkl Kansas City and St, i Louis Special 2:25 a. an. Xt:10 220 , Puget Sound Limited. 2:26 a. m. 2:4 p. n Take the Puget Bound Limited fo ; v; Olympia. South Bond and Gray Hrbo points. All train dally. Font . train) dally to Tacoma and Beattle. ThrW , through to th East. . - . .v : . n TT . .V AA w - Asst Oeneral PaaM. Arte- 5 n street, .. Portland, Orv h 2SS Morrison, V 2LI ?l'lfl'U L&UOJIU-UI; 'S w UNIONPAUIHC ASSr CHICAGO Mi mitT.Iall-IIiv THREE TRAINS DAILY vt . - FOR ALL P0INT5 EAST j UNION DEPOT. Iv. Arrtv. CHICAGO-PORTLAN-i M ,aa" ; 6PECIAL. OaUy DaUjr ; For the East via Hunt- " . lngton. BPOKANB FLYER- : 8:15 pn For Eastern Washing- Dally ton. Wall Walla. Lew- . iston. Coeur d'Alen and -Gt, Northern- point. XTLANTIO EXPRESS S:S0pn 2:10 am,', FOr th Eaat via Hunt- Daily i Dally. , lngton.- t 'r- OCEAN AND RrVER SCHBPULM. -''t FOR BAN FRAN-" From , vs. , CISCO,--. Ains-i ..; B8. 3o. W. Eldr- , wortH P June 1, U. 2L v' " P2 88. Columbia , . 2.00 PM ' Jun 2, 12. 26. , ' " ' ,: FOR ASTORIA and ;uo pm 0 pm way pc4rit4 eonnect! Dally Dally with str. for Uwaoa and ex Suit ax u North Beach, tr. Has- Sat 10 - , salo, Ash street dock. p m I OR CORVALL19 and V.ii au, ( t way v points, .; steamer Mon., Tns., Ruth, ah Street dock. . VVeL, 'lnui (Wafef permlttlng rTI. ' FOR DAYTON. Oron fwi4 I City and Yamhill River Tu .' ., points, str. Modoc AB 1 hur, i.. Street dock. .... tab (Water permitting.) TICKET OFFirtr, Thir l a ton. ' .1 ;ci,bj I.--. i- i