Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, January 01, 1900, PART THREE, Image 31

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Newspaper Page TextV fLT" '"rirf" ?f - j .A wrmm!w?5,fS$: " v'5rrTw ,y ?TTf f&f i WAKTED MISCELLAjtfi'cJDS: TJOED-TO BUT A COIKDMBIA RIVER fishing-boat and ret, la good condition; state iuU particulars and -price. "Ki&rtss Q 5L Ore- gouian. " WANT A NEAT EME. CLOSE IN. EAST Side, price must be reasonable. V 52, care Oregonlan. "WANTED, AT ONCB-ROLLER-TOP DESK: aiuat be cheap.. Canadian. Emp. Agcy., 2S8& WANTED MEDDLE -SE2ED DOGS, LONG hair. Inquire 182 First st., Wilson's auction House. TO BUY DESIRABLE ACREAGE NEAR CAR .. .. wuoc w cn,y. jij ox, care oregonlan. THE MORNING OREGOHIAN, MONDAY, JASJJARY 1, ' 1900. PBRSONAL. STOLEN ONE-THOUSAND-DOLLAR NOTE, signed "H. Parker"; not negotiated. All are hereby warned not to negotiate for any one tnouaand dollar note signed "H. Parker," or any warehouse receipts dated -1889 for wheat and barley. Issued to H. Parker and O. G. Parker, aa the same have been stolen. Please notify us and the chief of police of Portland and Walla Walla. H. PARKER. ORRIN G. PARKER, ,1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 31' Bakeries. FOR RENT. Room. THE SPALDING, 6. E. COR. PARK AND Aider a.t under the management of the owner. Helen F. Spaldim; most compieu apartment -bouse in tfcfc. Northwest, choice rooms, for genuemen or gentleman and wife: furnished housekeeping suites a specialty. 27 women wanted suffering from Irregular, pain- .rvMBO ui oa; leucorrnoea (wintes), ana ail complicated diseases pertaining to changes of life, cured by old Dr. Kessler, cor. 2d and Yamhill sts. 329 women called last month. Consultation free, and private rooms for ladles. If can't call, write. Inclosing 10 2c stamps. Hundreds treated at home by his new system. U. S. Bakery, Matscblner Bros., propa,; breads, cakes, pies, pastry and crackers. 101 N. 14th. cor. Flanders. VIENNA BAKERY, BREAD AND PASTRY: S$e5Lor weddIns Parties. . C, Stein, prop,, BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Milliners. THE PORTLAND MILLINERY-SPECIAL neea?angtonmnUnery- . BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IVlnes nod Liquors, American Bakery; all kinds of bread, cakes, plea. Qua Mankerty, prop., 000 Williams ave. Barbers' Supply Honse. ONE SUIT CALLED FOR, PRESSED, sponged and delivered every week, $1 a month. Also steam cleaning, dyeing and repairing. Unique Tailoring Co.. Sir Washington. Phones. THE FLEASANTON, 288 THIRD ST. FINE furnished rooms, en suiie, single or house keeping, sunlight in all rooms; hath included; most reasonable terms, transient solicited. I 14 YAMHTT.L ST. PLEASANT ROOMS, FOR oumouoi, aaia, sieam neat, telephone, all modern conveniences. ILLOND'S PREVENTATIVE CONES; ANTI oepUc, and germ destroyer; sent sealed, per box. $1.50. Lady correspondents, send 4o stamps for particulars. Blond Chemical Co., Portland, Or., P. O. box 074. G. N. W. WILSON CO.. BAHBEBS- HTTP. plies, SO Sixth st. Oregon phone Black 2800, Baths. DEKUM Bathrooms; popular baths, massage, electricity. 714-15-16 Dekum. Phone Red 2846! Mlnlnsr. MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS IN- corporatea. Sampling and assaying; small 'Jots &2l1.gh"5ra.de ores b,ousht; gold and silver re fined; mint rates allowed for gold; charges ores, alloys, etc.. gold ?1.60. silver 51.50. fold tn(Lsl.lver $2- lead $1.50. copper Si W ftte $2.50 Iron $1.50. retorting amargamLob. ftlfifS. Pott '' T" " " Boole Stores. WE PRINT 30 FINE VISITTNG CARDS FOR 2jc; 50 In neat case 35c, 100 50c; visiting cards sent postpaid; 250 business cards SI, 500 $1.50, 1000 $2.50; other work in propor tion. Brown & Schmale, 229 First St., Port land, Or. iir,"A2iI ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS i 4"iucI . .k. w. comer west i'ark ana xamaill. Moderate prices, and best P3'EWCASXLE- 2- COS. THIRD AND - - - 4ii, iiuuuuea or umur nishea; all modern conveniences; references. gTHE OCCIDENTAL. 215 FIRST AND MORRI- ok-i. iwuuis, suites, single, nouseKeeplng: ery cunenlence. reasonable; respectable. I PORTLAND MODERN ROOMES'G - HOUSE. jau.tnomah block. Fifth and Morrison Every thing flrat class. Miss Anderson, prop. THE GiUijCRT LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED vwuu, ii uiwjciu iutcuiuuces. auiru ana Taj .or s. entrance. 267 Taylor. FOR SALE BOOK Sz STATIONERY STORE In good location, payng, must sell quickly. Investigate If you mean business; no reason able offer refused. P. O. box 009, city. , KS,,F& Becond-hand school and other books. J03& Morrison St., between First and Front. Boots and Slioea. THEO. BERGMAN, DEALER IN BOOTS AND snoes; repairing neatly done. 652 SaVIer. Musical. THE NEW WIGWAM. CHOICE WINES. -inlS013 .and. clSars. Oregon ,phone Black 1WS5. A. Anderlln, prop., 221 Second street J. H. KEITH, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, TIN. - granite- and woodenware, glass and queens ware, 31 First. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. CLARLteS KtfcjUCHEK, IMPORTED AND rrtbf Vrinea' Uo-uor3 ahi clfiara. SS3 North SPECIAL NOTICES. ANCIENT TYROLESE VIOLIN' -FOR 'SALH suitable for lady. Violin; viola and cornotles: eons; music furnished. Emll Thlelhorn 2Rfl Jefferson. Telephone West 1004 ' 26 BIG. DOMINIQUE BOFFA, VIOLIN. PIANO S, ftudy ensemble playing; pn nomawSck? conservatolre PapSj Mult- Bowline Alleys. THE BROWN BOWLING ALLEY. FOR LA dles and gentlemen. 248 Grand ave. 139 MEN WANTED WITH PRIVATE Dis ease; cured In 72 hours. Call on or address confidentially J. Henri Kessler. M. D., Port land, Or. PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES, HOMES SE cured for children. Mrs. R. A. Green. Tel. Oregon Green 771. Corner of Second and Jefferson. HONORABLE BATCHELOR, 42, SOME PROP rty wants plain home-loving wife; worth $750; references. Address K 53, Oregonlan. Chiropodists. MITCHELL, PAINLESS CHIROPODIST. OF fice 160 5th St.. opp. posiofflce. Tel. Hood fli4. Miss Darr, chiropody and manicuring, room 50 Union block, 1st and Stark. 9 A M. to 5 p. M, Lessons 50ci piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio lln. Instruments for sale. MrsTMartln, 104& 1st Mlnlngr n-vestments. Proposals Invited. Commission Merchants. FOR REST FINELY FURNISHED FRONT .iwui, nuM. luiwie, private lamuy; all modern CvE.enl(nces. 405 Stark street. MAIJI STR'RPT'TOrntT nnAirn wttti visaed, gas stove, bath; convenient to all car ine. reasonable terms. W. L. DINSMOOR'K PRrtMTTTXf TTA-vr -Mtric! drawn by H. Darling, of East Sixth and Couch streets, the number being 876. MAGAZINES; LOWEST PRICES ON COMBI natlon subscriptions. Grumiaux's Branch Agency, 190 Third st. Open evenings. rO COXKtyRTA'RT.V TTTDWICtlrTi nnnir one alcoe, fine location; reasonable. 474 Al- ucr ot, jraone nest IS.5. L.EGANT ROOMS. MODPJtv rrtycw.j. SS' S?fnfile.- Mr& & K- Arrlgoni, prep., S4 Morrison. NEttLY FURNISHED ROOM; CENTRALLY iij., irr"""" Jars- - -orown, prop., l -Mi x tn. ELECTRIC TREATMENTS; LADIES ONLY. Washlnglon bulldlnff' cor- Second find SELECT MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC: LADY from San Francisco. Parlor 26, 26S Stark st. HERMAN METZGER, PURCHASER OF hides, pelu, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old metal, and general commlsloa merchant. Front st.. near Main, Portland, Or. cash advances on consignments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO., SHIP BROKERS ana commission merchants, Sherlock building, Portland, Or. SUMPTER GOLD FD3LDS-S10 PER 1000 PAU,nlty t0 ecure "hare? m rich quartz mine at same cost as original owners: work progressing and will be shipping ore by June 1; purchasers of these shares to have their money back out of ore, shipments before divi dends are paid on the common stock! Cir cular containing full information, plaw. etcT Write E. A, Clem & Co., 515 and C16 Orei nlan building, Portland. Or. Urego- DOUBTiE MONEY IN YEAR, WORKING mill; easily Investigated; $10000 reared. Address Mine Broker, care fcohlan HENRY A TOWNSEND, MINES, CYANIDE ants. timber-lands, orchards 'and I farms. Offices Salem and Portland. Or. -a- Osteopathy. ALLEN & LEWIS, COMMISSION AND PRO duce merchanu, Front &. D sts., Portland, Or. TV. J. M'ALISTER, GENERAL COMMISSION, grain and farm produce. 3W) First street. EVERDING & FARRELL, commission, butter, eg3, chickens and farm produce, Portland. H. TUKE & CO., 234 FRONT; FLOUR, HAY, produce, feed and groceries. Chiropodists taught, removing corns without pain. La Porte house, 251 Yamhill, room 15 "R21i21?si.aad a11 acIal Wemlshes removed by electricity, cup, roller and sponge. Lewis big. BwHE5PmS,CELLARS' ATTORNEYS-AT-law. 619-S20 Marquam building. Portland, Or. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR. win zunace heat; rent reasonable. 170 13th street. 16f ITET ST., COR. MORRISON VERY - .wuomu curler room, cneap; aJt tran- i.IN JT JWM virri -..r.T . , rooms, ji modern Improvements, from $Q up. FJ?IPIAN-Brl.ck bl3S- central; furnished I"1""0 per wees ana up. srst and Alder. ffS GAJC 207 THIRD-FINE ROOMS; oay or -eek, rates lowest In city. Phone 60S. ECONOMY SHOEj SHOP; shoes half soled for 2uc and up. A. M. Hollabaugh. 192 Third st Mrs. Dr. McCoy, electric treatments. La Porte house, cor. Third and Yamhill sts., room 14. DOUBTFUL DEBTS collected, anywhere. Mer cantlle Agency, 618 Chamber of Commerce. Cigar Dealers. RAILROAD CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE: cigars and tobaccos. Fred G. Lent, 250 Alder. W. ALLARD ROGER3, D. O. OF A S O THE or!i1iand Institute of Osteopathy, "Marquam building. Hours. 9 to 12 and 2 to 5, except Sun days. Investigation respectfully solicited. Con sulfation free. OREGON INFIRMARY OF OSTEOPATHY under the management of L. B. Smith D o' Suite 409 Oregonlan building. Examination free. Lady osteopath. DRS. NORTHRUP & ALKIRE, osteopathists. vKS'aio6"17 ,Dum blk- Oregon phone Main 349. Consultation and examination free. Orecron Vinvi Company. Cntters. JOHN L. GEORGE, THE CUTTER; cutlery and barber supplies; razor-concaving estab lishment. 228 First. Dentists. ""SUFFER. KMSER? CALL AT 13 3D north, magnetic healer. Weltmer system S?KD & CELLARS. ATTORNEYS-AT-iaw. titles examined. Marquam building. OSVIT-Tl yL. wrvDorenw am in.-. I urmshq rooms; rent reasonable. SKELY FnTJ'NTrSTrc-.ri Tl"Wra rrra a vtc.ttxtct. la epecUty, S13 Washington.' iNISIED BOnXTR- TTTT4T C1PI7 TTr. teJeihune. 164 Park ST ' """ uoa ICE P?f)K'T ATninTi P S38 First. ROOM, PRTVATB Rooms With Board. PRTLAXD WdMWVS Tivmv iwm --n, . ooms with board; enameled bath tubs; use tr buJiax fc-ianLRn'H KTrnnnpa. Tvsti..!.! hoc d17 17- . "TTfJ"' .""?" Bendent M0 FlandeTs IktT " VTTVr.rjATr T"TTPVTcrrTrr, orr-rs frua.ni: bath nnn stMni Hoot n ut w pe ery best; low rates. Cor. 13th and Aldtr. ICylPLE DESIRING SELECT ACCOMMO- y ". tnu uuu a. large, pleasant room. j?as. prce.a.n bath, etc., at 394 Alder. BUSINESS CHANCES. ESTABLISHED 1883. i6 sood bargains In grocery stores. Lodging, rooming and boarding-houses. Restaurants and hotels. Bakeries, etc Fruit, cjgar, candy and notions. Oil routes and saloons. Manufactories of various kinds. Hardware stocks. Anyone thinking of going into any kind of bffiIIX td0,We11 " ey cllln firsl Also money to loan. JENNINGS & CO 309 Morrison st. Du.?- E, B?OWN; tel. Ore. Red 2846; rea, White 634. 514-16-16 Dekum building. Dental Supplies. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO., Cor. Fourth and Washington sts. Lewis bldg., Park and Morrison. Free Health lectures to women Thursday, "at 2:30 P. M. Palmistry. Miss Marie White, scientific palmist, reads nast and future correctly. Lewis b'dg.. room OS. Fhotosmphera. BROWNING PHOTO GALLERY, UP - TO Flrst P crayons and water colors. 1G9 Dressmakers, MISSE. MCDONALD; FASHIONABLE DRESS maklng; fit guaranteed. C27 Washington. MRS. McINTYRE, fashionable dressmaker, has moved from 294 Yamhill to 258 Sixth st. MISS M. HAWKINS, LADIES' TAILOR. CALL nnn spa rm Tfrtb- n uru w. irmft, afcTfuamngioq. rtElTABLIS.HED GENERAL MERCHAN-Tv-HIs5S?t??5 i.n m ?f tte best wns S the n m? e Talley dolnff a bustaess of about $40,000 yearly; owner wishes to retire, after fn?rcful bustaess. and offers the fZlZ !? at 'nentorj- price; no bonus for tvEmM?6? ,?tock wnl run about $10,000. Joseph M. Healy. 200 Morrison street. Druggists. FRANK NAU. PORTLAND HOTEL PHAR macy. Mall orders receive prompt attention. 0Vr--ii0JFSTEATER- PHOTOGRAPHER. 165 Third, between Morrison and Yamhill. -Phoiocraphio Supplies. WOODARD, CLARKE & CO. WHOLESALE and retail, cor. Fourth and Washington. Railway Ticket Brokers. UNION TICKET AGENCY, ONLY MEMBER Ma628Mnii1CThird!r0kerS' Assoclatlon- - Real Estate, Loans and Rentals. Dyeingr and Cleaning:. ATKINSON.- -WAKEFIELD llshedSOe. -2I Stark st. & CO.; ESTAB- H. W. TURNER, PROFESSIONAL DYER AND cleaner, 301 17th. Telephone Red 131. Educational. iLT FT-RKTSWrvn rtnmra axti-. t- . -tt Bl n bath, etc . terms ressonnWe- rnn io. 21 West Park. ' SMS. NICCT.-V 1?rTTT3-r'r. ,r.-T,.. V llTXT' Iuniace neat; use parlor and ALDER ST T.iTjn'C XTrwrr. -r-.. $lh Loard; bath, phone Brown 561 OregonT ST - OLiSR ROniurc irrmn -r.- . - cr:e and bath; private family. 330 Fifth. ' Atf,5H5T"t?ASS' PROFITABLE CONFEC- etffiSnfiSS parlor; m outside city SL.8001 8tock, tools, material, etc. com- ? LmamAfacture and sa'e of candy, ice Swk et.c' EIectnc motor power. A proflt S.n" t0v,Etep ciht lnto: invoices ;TtifeSSabto 0ISeJ refused: cal1 even iSV.'to 8:30 or address room 6, 303 Washington st., city. w ST. MARY'S ACADEMY AND COLLEGE Boardlng and day schoois for girls; primary, grammar, academic ano. collegiate courses; thorough musical and art courses; special secular Instructors employed for vocal cul ture, elocution and phsical culture. For catalogue, apply to Sister Superior. 345 Fourth and Market streets, Portland, Or. Restaurants. THE COTTAGE WAFFLE AND LUNCH Rooms; best lunches; all lady help; flna tur key dinner. 140 Sixth st. ZINSLEY'S COFFEE-HOUSE AND RES- iSnti:fc?neof lSen dlmier merchant's lunch, 15c 230 First. THEATER COFFE-HOUSE. FINEST LUNCH- Y.aeSSt!n clty- M- Gonlnn prop- ?J.OKB OP THE MOST DESIRABL-Fl SSttSlJSfSL ng-hpu?1 llVShealianror Sr monto; part cash. Collins. 270 WashtasSS 10TH ST FRONT SUITE ROOMS. WITH .c uuuiiii tas ana Dam; reasonable: ilLY PTMIRTTP.n CTTVvrtr -Drtrr -rrr-rrr-. iu-d, after Dec" ST'Si West PariT nJM ST-CLASS BOARD. irrlson. MRS. N. KOCH, S49 Boitjckeci.lnc Rooms. 5,? BUSINESS; CHANCE OF A CC;V.r, iVW "ecessary ror the best-paying S10cnrcareVonlar .'& B?HAXP STATIONERY STORE, GOOD LO cation, cheap rent, fine trade, specialty with RObClty?00'1 "-0- -,K MI G Smyth,e- late of Royal Academy, Lon- , ?7 " "1 icucivc iJupita lor stage course elocution and music; stage practice; club rates reduced. A. O. U. W. bldg.. studio 17 and 18? PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Fifth and Yamhill; A P. Armstrong. Prin? J. A Wesco any time. CaUlogu'e free. " -"'" at S-STREET RESTAURANT, FIRST-CLASS 548aSjivle?me C0kIne Mrs- Allgur, prop., MONTANA RESTAURANT, FINEST 10C 245 First COaSt'' wasnrooms; a r night. Hw!F& EGy?,H AND BUSLNESS COL- Ji.f14 J5111! st English course; com- ' So shorthand courses. Send for cat- Eleetrlcal Engineers. I) DESIRABLE HlCFrrnvrsHTPn rrT-r. r'ng rooms, on ground floor; central: bath ;-""" waoiw. txu wasningion et. fcOTH. COR. ALDER ELEGAN'TLT FUR- Ir.shedj gas range, telephone, etc T A S'HrTK'r;,TVr C? pmivi(-m. unuhed housekeeping rooms single or en .V , u.av iac U1CCJJ1H& rooms. E NICR 'ETTRVTSTnrr rru-iiirc- -r,.. lacw, balh, etc, $10. 544 Overton,' corner Bu No children. IIXTH ST.. COR. MARKET TVm vrm. EJ31" unfurnished rooms, for light house- LLHFn5!?SHBD HOUSEKEEPING .-, w, .1U 1u.i.u.-, no cmiaren. 69 Jforth FOR SALE THDHD-STREET BUSINESS LOT full size; choice location; present rent Ws Km.ntereSt a lnvest.P E 53. re Ore! THE DINES-G-ROOM OF THE VANDEREnrCT Stre "riencednTat ve?To rent. N. W. corner West Park'and Yamhill $1i,i2iKTE'5LSPCK: GENERAL MERCHAN dise at good discount for cash; welllocated for busing Address N 54. care OrigoniSi PxP, ELECTRICAL WORKS, 302 Wash. All kinds electrical supplies and repairs. Engravers. ol'X1311 RESTAURANT; BEST IOC First ' prlvata rooms for ladles. 2 Ecakee,!o?afeb6- meal: i?amou3 C0fle8 auJ caKe. 10c. 222 Washington, bet. 1st and 2d. Roof Repairers. cornices. J. C. ,V'3D IRCN Bayer, 265 Second st. Saw Mill Machinery. RUSSEL ENGRAVING CO., WEDDING IN- ...c...uu iuiu mujiujjrani eiauonery wu.ij. out Jiurnson. Fence and "Wire Works. PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS: WIRE and Iron fencing, office railing, etc. 334 Alder. FOR SALE STOCK OF GROCERIES BEST opportunity In Portland; will pay to investN sate. Address N 42, care Oregonlan? lmestl" GROCERYi ESTABLISHED W YEARS fctr! SMS? a 5 WI celf vP B? PORTLAND FENCE AND WlRiS Works; A. Carlson; 289 East Morrison at! Grocers. Chll.si?ns-on"5IcMa.er Machinery Co.; new and second-hand machinery. E. Water & E TbtItl Second-Hnnd Goods. We buy everything clothing, furniture etc Call or address 52 Third st. Telephone , Hood 0S5. Showcases and Store Fixtures. DLXON. BORGESON & CO.. Washington sts. FRONT AND E. HELMER, STAPLE AND FANCY GRO ceries, flour, feed, 115 14th. corner QliaSnT Hair Goods Manufacturers. LARGE. FTTT?XTCtrcT-k Tnmrn . gsma.1 unfurnished room; bath. S10 Pik. Rouses. D ' R DRAKE K B rent. ft-TL Vnnco -w .- S50. a few others'; 77 We Clavsv is er au, 25: 15-R. flnt n- .. tr.y T5. R, G. Draki. Tfi-x "" WANTED AN INVESTMENT OF S25 OOn nw fenlan5 prope' AS WcSSJ FINANCIAL. LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND ALL kinds of securities. C. H. Tbompswn, 128 3d7U MONEY LOANED OM BICYCLES trinvT" lecuritferV -ffiSclSef tngwlUbulldtag.A 10 Wash- J. J BORG. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL dealer and manufacturer chignons, switches wigs, hair rolls, etc.. 351 Morrison? ' Harness and baddies. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO., HAR ness and sole leather, saddlery, hardware, find ings and shoe store supplies, 73 Front st! Spiritualists. M.a WALLACE. RELIABLE CLA1RVOY ant and lite reader; consult her on all business S?a,,-Jove Vouble,3- absent friends; she has no equal; restores lost love. 107 First st offices 7 and 8. Fee 50c and up. ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR Thurston County, State of Washington Har itl Garland et al plaintiffs, vs. &ititco Manufacturing Company, a. corporation, de-fendantr-Order of Sale In accordance with an order of court rendered In the aforesaid ac tion on the 10th day of December. 1800. I. George E. Thompson, as receiver of the afore said defendant, tlxa Seatco Manufacturing Company, a corporation, will offer for sale, at public sale, to the highest bidder, at my office, on the mill plant of the defendant, in Bucoda, Thurston county. Wash., at II A. M.,, March 1, 1900, the following-described ..-v".jr. " wo oraer, ana manner and on the terms hereinafter set out: First I will first offer tho mill plant, com plete, embracing all the buildings, tools, ma chinery, fixtures, office furniture, apparatus, oHs, .belts and every other Implement and thing used in connection with and In the operation of said mill, together with all the real estate upon which the mill, bulldlng3 and yards used, In connecUon with eald mill re located;- also, both dams and all Improve ments, and easements belonging to the com Sa.ny oltuat h the Skookum. Chuck river, ihurston county, Washington, the real estate being, described as tollows. to-wlt: In section twelve (12), township fifteen (15), north of range two (2), west, being a part of the southeast quarter of section twelve (12), f- West Willamette meridian; beginning at ?m ."""V1 .esi corner or lot numbered six (0). In block numbered nineteen (19), of Mc Elroy and Williams Third addition, to the !S!J?.. Seatc0- according to the plat of said addition now on file and of record In the aualtor s office of said Thurston county: thence south fifty-seven (57) degrees, thirty minutes east, a distance of one hundred feet to the southeast corner of said lot six (0), in block nineteen (10); thence south thirty-two (32) degrees and thirty minutes west, a distance of IS K feet' more or les9 to the north line ?? dKK??.1 of land mentioned in deed from ? B. McElroy and others to C. A. Billings, -. ....w. oj1U uuvr oneaa isaia aeea Deing or record In volume sixteen (16), of deeds, at page two hundred and twelve (212), In the auditors office of said Thurston county); thence east along the north line of the tract mentioned as deeded to C. A. Billings, J. K. famith and Oliver Shead, a distance of four hundred and twenty (420) feet, more or less, & e f?uh i!?8 of t.he rlht ' way granted S B. McElroy and others to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company (the deed of said iMht i "5'ay, being of record In volume fifteen (15). of deeds, at page 703 In the auditor's office of said Thurston county); thence north- WesterlV nlnnr- tho cm.tv.on. n. -. .1-- ., Sfn ojw,ay wanted to the Northern Pacific J1 roafi. Company, 4 distance of five hundred teet (5UO), more.or less, to the northwest cor ner of fractional lot twelve (12), of block ei),J,8h of McElroy and Williams i,,K .adJtIin toe town of Seatco; thence ,h thirty-two (32) degrees and thirty min UwtwL a, dltance of four hundred and thirty (430) feet, more or less, to the point fess) (containing two acres more or In section twolfo sto ..-.-,, . ,. ?n.th.of fahfe two (2). west; all of that cer- AoU i Ul .unQ 8UUate in the southeast iif0' eecyn twelve (12), township fif teen (16), north of range two (2), west. In Thurston county, Washington territory (now state), particularly described as follows, to Jjit: Commencing on the eastern boundary lino of that certain 20-acre tract commonly w.n. aJ the Seatco penitentiary ground, at a. point five chains and ten links distant from the southeast corner of said 20-acre tract, and running thence north slxty-seven (67) de grees west, 5 chains, and sixty-eight (OS) links; thence north twenty-three (23) de- ft'f eaai one chain and seventy-seven (77) links; thence north sixty (60) degrees west. 25rti?JP.aniUh,tr"e,Bht 3S llnks: thence th thirty (30) degrees east, two (2) chains n25 -SLsht?en (1S llnks5 thence south sixty (00) degrees 'east one chain and twelve (12) links; thence north twenty-three (23) degrees east 8 chains -and sixteen (10) links; thence east six (6) chains and eighteen (18) links: thence south twenty-three (23) deg&a west, along the eastern boundary of sola penlten HaryT0Undw' fourteen (14) chains and fifty two (53) links, to the place of beginning, con taining 7.83 acres, In section twK nn tnwncv.in Af, ,tr. north of range two (2) west; commencing at a point which Is established as the southeast coiner of a tract of land commonly known asnthe. Penltentlary grounds. In section twelve (i?2' iow,nsh,p flfteen 15) north of range two (2), "west, said point of commencement being twenty-one 421) and fifty one-hun-dredths chains east of the quarter section corner, between sections twelve (12) and thirteen (13), township fifteen 05). north of range two (2) west; thence north twenty three degrees east along the east boundary Of Said t)enlflnHnrv irfi,nr. ,nnn... ntw and thirty one-hundredths chains, more or lees to the south line of the right of way granted to the Northern Pacitlc Railroad Company by H. B. and Sarah E. and Carrie & McElroy. Charles E. and Margaret R. Williams; which said deeds of right of way are recorded In deed records of Thurston c6unty, volume flfteen (15), at pages 703 and i05; thence in a southeasterly direction along the southern line of said right of way three and seventy one-hundredths chains (3.71). more or less, to the right bank of the Skook umchuck river; thence down said river south tWftTltTV..frmT tOA rloo-AA.. . ,.. J .. one-hundredths (6.70) chains: thence south STATE OF OREGON. EXECUTIVE DEPART ment, S3lem, Or., Dec. 4. 1899. Sealed propo sals are hereby Invited by the board of trustees of the Oregon State Insane Asylum, and will uereceivea-untll 10A, M.. Monday, January 8, 1900. for furnishing the following list pf sup plies for the six months ending Juno 30. 190O1 ' ,' DRY GOODS. 2000 yds. Pequot A sheeting 45 In. and 3000 yds. 86-ln. brown; 200 yds. 9-4 bleached; 500 yds. Lonsdale; 1000 yds. mariner's stripe shirt ing Amskg.; 800 yds. mattress ticking; 1000 yds. crash, bleached, 18 in.; 500 yds. crash, checked, 18 In.; 400 yds. calico, turkey red, green seal. 31 In.; 1000 each B. Indigo blue. 32 in., and American black and white, 23 In.; 400 yds. Continental chkd. flannel; 500 yds, blue denims;. 9-oz. Amskg.; 200 yds A. a A. tick ing Amskg.! 38 in.; 150 yds. house lining: 144 yds. white table oilcloth, best quality. 125 doz. men's cot. socks. No.. 101; 35 dos. ladles' cot. hose. No. 101; 20 doz. ladles' cot. hose. Black Cat, No. 16; 10 doz. turkey red hdkfs,, 24 in.; 15 dos. suspenders; 20 dos. 6tay binding B. & W.. No. 10. white; 2 doz. corset stays; 2 gro. dress stays, 9 In.; 6 dos. thimbles'; 6 doz. corset laces; 3 doz. corsets, 20-4, 21-4, 22-4. 24-8. 25-6, 28-4. 30-6; 200 doz. thread, J. P. Coats or Clark's O. N. T., white, 36-90, 30-10, 24-5. 50-10, 60-10, 16-I5 8-5; black, 3G-S5, 16-15, 8-572 yds.; 5-5 elastic web.; 3 gro. coat buttons; 6 gro, shirt buttons, F. B. 40; 10 doz. linen thread, white 25-3, black 25-7; 20 packs pins. F. 3, Eagle; 90 box hair pins, Superior Klrby, Beard & Co.; 3 gro. Duplex safety pins. No. 3; SO pap. needles, Miiward & Son. 6-30, 5-50; 4 lbs. knit, cot., white, No. 12; 70 lbs. Crown carpet warp; 10 lbs. each white, green, black, blue, orange, cardinal, red. brown; 4 doz. 10-4 white quilts; w ... iavn-iusi -, aoz. sneet waa., arao. . CLOTHING, J130,2- overalls, 0 Oz., rlvt.; 2 dos. each 86-32. 36-33, 3S-33. 38-34. 40-32. 40-33. 42-32; 1 doz each 40-36, 42-33, 44-32. CLOTH. 500 yds. tweed, all wool. 18 oz., asstd. pat. , , BLANKETS. 100 pairs scarlet, all wool, 8-lb., Oregon rafg. RUGS. 12 rugs, 26x54; 6 all-wool art squares, 3x 8& yds., and. 3, 3&x4. Submit samples. . GROCERIES. 15,000 lbs. F. L. salt; 7000 lbs. No. 1 Japan rice; 440 lbs. St. Gloss starch; Klngf.. 1 lb.; 100 lbs. China starch; 300 lbs. A. & H. soda. 13; 300 lbs. pure cream tartar, 25-lb. boxes; 50 lbs. Plon. bak. ponder, 5 lbs.; 15 lbs. cocoa nut; 24 lbs. Eagle chocolate; 400 lba. corn starch. Oswego; 40 lbs. bluing. Nuremberg balls, L. & A ; SO lbs. macaroni, white. In 8-lb. boxes: XI Itw vormlmlii ri. inn ik. t--,- currants; ind 50 lbs. Sultana raisins. In 20 lb. boxes; 15 gro. Vulcan safety matches; 8 dos. con. lye. Giant; 40 doz. oysters, cove. Field's. No 2; 40 doz. ran. tvirrv Tntli A-r- 2 doz. Worcestershire sauce, qts., L. & P.; 1 doz. Durkeo's salad dressing, pts.; doz. Curry powder: 200 lbs. B. W. flour; 5 lbs. citron peel; 200 lbs. Pearl barley, 25-lb. boxes; 10 lbs. white mustard seed; and 5 lbs. ginger root; 5 lba. carraway seed; 20 candles, sterlc wax, 14 ox SUGAR. 15.000 lbs. CTan.. Kim. Am. rf rntif ?TV W lbs. extra C do. SYRUP. 3000 gals, syrup; 150 gals. N. O. molas. Sub mit samples. VINEGAR. 800 gals, pure elder. 40 gra.. Submit samples. BEANS. 12,000 lbs. Submit samples. COFFEE. 65C0 lbs. Costa Rica; 500 Java; 300 Mochaj 1200 chicory, coarse. ROLLED OATS, ETC. 8000 lbs. rolled and 2000 steel-cut oats, bbls.; 4000 lbs. crkd. and 700 cream- wheat, bbls.; 1000 lb3. each hominy, large and small, bbls.; jjv iuo. lriiuuciu, yliOW, DD1S. SPICES. 500 lbs. black pepper, standard ground; 0 lbs. nutmegs, whole. TOBACCO. 2000 lb3. X. T. C. 16 cz.. and 800 lbs. O. K. Durham, 1 2-3 oz.. or as good. CROCKERY 15 doz. coffee cups; 10 doz. din. plates; 5 doa. pie plates; 6 doz. soup plates: 2 doz. pitcrrg, 1 gal.; doz. pitchers, toilet; 3 dos. pitchers, syrup; 20 doz. soup bowl3; 6 doz. bakers. 7 In.: 8 doz. bakers, 10 In.: 2 doz. each dec din. and pie plates; 2 doz. dec. cof. cups and saucers; 2 doz. dec sauce dishes; doz. dec cream pitchers; 1-12 doz. dec. soup tureeens; 1-3 doz. dec bakers, 12 In.; 2 doz. Hav. cof. cups and saucers; 25 doz. glass tumblers; 8 doz. dec. glass tumblers; 2 doz. salt shakers; 2 doz. each A. & B. lamp chimneys; 1 doz. each tub. and R. R. lantern globes. LEATHER AND FINDINGS. 2 rolls Santa Cruz sole leather. 185-lb. roll: 1 roll Stockton sole leather. 225 lbs,; 6 best domestic kip, 40 lbs.; 3 best domestic calf skins. 2 each; 6 sides skirting, 17 lbs. each; 8 sides No. 1 harness leather; 12 sides Kimball grain calf; 6 best bright dongola kid skins, 10 lbs. each; brass shoe nall3, 17 4-8, 4 1-2-8, 51-2-8. 0-8; 3 lbs. each 6 1-2-8, 7-8: 6 lbs. 5-8; 5 lbs. 3-oz. shoe tacks: 7 lbs. Hungar. naiis, a-8; a ids. 3 1-2-8; 10 lbs. copper rivets; 2 lb3. each , u, .&, , i; o Iron hand, welt trimmers; 1000 black eyelets. No. 0. long; 200 standard rivets, 4-10, head 5-16, prong black; 2 lbs. each Barbour's shoe thread. 10 and 12; 500 eyelets hooks, black, No. 1. TIN AND GRANITE IRONWARE. 12 gran. Iron pitchers. 4 qt.. No. 2; 4 gran. Iron cof. boilers. 11 qt.. No. 90; 6 gran. lr. pres. ket. 7x3, No. 10; 0 8Wx3-i. No. 20: 9 IVAX&6, No. 28; 9 12x6. No. 30; 4 13x6X4. No. 30, with tin covers; 3 gran.. Ir. stove pans. IS In., No. 118; 4 gran. lr. bed pans. No. 1: 4 M... ... tl UVtl9, O 1(1.. xi. m-x, ill., .u. 20; 3 Acme fry pans. 8 In.. No. 1. and 6 9 In.. Na 3. OrL AND TURFBNTCNE. 150 gals, turpentine, in 5-gal. cans; 1 gal. sperm sew. machine oil; 500 gal3. coal oil, more or less, delivered as required; 200 lbs. paraffin. 1 lb. cakes; 300 lbs chlo. lime. 1-lb. cans? 7-12 gro. Diamond dyes; 1-3 gro. bright gr., ft gro. orange; 2 hxs. each gloss. 14x20 and 16x20, and 1 10x24. BROOMS SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. 1000 Clto Qum. Sulpb. Pills. 5 gr. The above from C E. Warden & Co. 400 Hypodermic Tabs., No. 19, in tubes,' 600 Hypodermic Tabs., No. 117. In, tubes. 2000 Hypodermic Tabs., No. 3, in tubes. 6000 Hypodermic Tabs.. No. 68, in tubes. 1 doz. Tubes Tab. Cocaine Mur.. for sols. 600 Tab. Ergotln, gr. 1000 Tab. Alkaline and AnOsept. (Seller). " 1000 each Tab. Trlt. Atropine Sulph. 1-500, Co deine Sulph.. gr.; Codeine 3ulph. ft gr.; iicu4ajgiu x. 3., oaw x-uiuurtbu jj x... Jb Minim., and Blaterlum, gr. 2000 Tub. Trlt. Cerium Ox., 1 gr. 2 doz. each Effervescing Sod. Phcs., Vichy and KIsslngen. 3 gals, each Wine of Cocoa and Peptonate of Iron and Mang. . 3 dcz. Beef Juice. The above of Wyeth manufacture. doz. each Straight Suture Needles. .Nos. 6 to 30 Inclusive. dor. each Half-curve Suture Needles, Nos T to 16 inclusive. h doz. each Full-curve Suture Needles, Nos. a to 16 Inclusive. 1-3 doz. Hagedorne Needle Cases, No. 2. 1 doz. Lisle-thread OHve-polnted Cathetere, Nos. 8 to 13 Inclusive. doz. Jars each Ligatures, Catgut No. 200O and Silk No. 203a 10 lbs. Absorb. Cotton. No. 1. 400 yds. Ster. Gauze. No. 1608. 2 doz. 1-yd. Antiseptic Gauze, No. 1TOL The above from J. E. Lee & Co. 1 Alcoholometer. No. 4200X. 1 doz. Barclay Clinical Thermometers, certified. 1 each Prescription Case Bottles. Nos. 3800. 3301. 3302, 3303. 3326, 3327. 3323, 3329. 3330 and 3331. 3 gross 4-oz. Prescription Vials Phil. oval. uu tallica. 8 doz., each Med. Glasses. Nos. 6 and 8. The above from Whltall. Tatum & Co. 5 ozs. each Antlkam, 5-gr. Tabs; Antikam. 5-gr. Lax. Tabs., nr,i Antlkam and Quinine Lax. Tabs. 5-gr. 10 10-oz. Phenacetine. 1 lb. Falrchlld's Ext. Pancreatln, in 4 oss. B lbs. Bromldla VBattle & Co.). 3 dcz. Paplne Oattle & Co.). 2 doz. each Llsterlne and VIn Marfan!. 16 ozs. Protonucleln. In 1-ozs., R. & C. 3 gals, each Zymoclde R. & C.) and, Trom mer's Ext. Malt. G doz. Alcock's Porous Plasters. doz. Benzolnol, plain. 2 lbs. Borolyptol. ' z- Horllck's Malted Mllkv hospital sis. 6 lbs. Marchand's Perox. Hyd., la 4-023. 40 lbs. PhlKIps' Digest. Cocoa. 12 pts. Phillips' Milk of Maimesta. 4 lbs. Lamb3' Wool (J. & X.). la 4-ozs. 100 lbs. Epsom Salts. 5 lbs. Magnes. Carb., KV & M. 10 lbs. each Po. Salt Petre and Alboleno, In 5-lbs. B0 lbs. Colgate's Glycerine. 5 gals Baker's A. A. Castor Oil Crystal. gross each Prescript. Corks, XX. Noa. 10 ana 12. 3 gross each Pasteboard Pill Boxes. Nos. 29, 30 and 31. doz. Goodar Crown Water Bottles. 4-qt. m nrrr A Inhi Vmtn c,w a ISO Cakes Williams Shaving Soap, a3 samplo. 100 Sponges, as sample. 1 doz. Chamois, as sample. 2 doz. -oz. Perfumer, teat bottles. 1 doz. Davidson's Syr.. No. 1. Vt doz. Hard Rubber Syr., No. 24. 1 doz. Hard Rubber Syr., No. 201. 2 Panendoscopes. PLUMBING. Itemized list of plumbing and hardware sup plies wanted can be had by applying to clerk of board. Samples can be seen at the asylum, and good must be In accordance therewith. All geeds must be In original packages when possible. called for. A copy of this advertisement Is re quired to accompany each bid. and the noma of the class of supplies Inscribed on the en velope. A certified check of $300.00 payable to the order of the board, must accompany each bid on flour or meat, and one of $75.00 each bid on fish. All other bids must be accompanied by a certified check equal to 10 por cent of the amount of the bid. Checks will be returned if bid Is rejected, or when proposal Is complied, with. No bid will be considered unless accom panied by check. other things equal, articles of Oregon manu facture or production will be given "preference. Vouchers will not be Issued until contract has been complied with. The right 13 reserved to reject any and all bids, or to accept or reject any part of a bid. Bids wHI be opened at the Capitol, at Sa lem, 10 A. M., Monday, January 8. 1900. T. T. GEER, F. I. DUNBAR. CHAS. S. MOORE, Board of Trustees. WALTER LYON, Clerk of Board. Miscellaneous. NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF SEIZED GOOD3 Notice is hereby given that the following ar ticles have been seized at this port for viola tion of the United States customs an4 revenue laws, to-wlt: Seizures Nos. 1363 and 1380. made December 14 and 15 1890, and aggre gating 290 cans prepared opium and one trunk. All persons claiming the above or any part thereof are hereby notified to 'file their clalma with the collector of customs of the district of vvillamette within 20 days from the first pub lication of this notice, to-wlt, the 18th day of December, 1S99. L L. Patterson, collector of customs. LARSEN. THE PALMIST. WILL TELL THE past and future readings. 50c 285 First st. healer1- l3 "SSlVP and. enetIo .w.,.c, Y2 tvasmngton st. THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO. - WHOLE sale saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st. LOANS on real, personal. charti ,. .! . curlty. C W. Patlett Snfmercla'f'blgck. i$PES0RS'ER ,HUSE. 17TH AND pw, ...v mi muaem i!iinrniTiii.. o Inquire of A B. Rr.!,.,., TrJ..Z lomson. "" '"'"'" VP TTrrvic vtmr x. .,., tat, onifiTua Jefferson; by Parrish & IVzb. 246 "ft ashington. "Tiaa et WFEJEi "monyourfurni: , y ..Jt . w o 4j. uregonlan. State funds loaned at 6 per centTw. E ThomH State Agt. for Mult. Co.. 400 Chaiber of Com tENT -SMALL COTT&nv kk- n,,r..r. Hear ICth. Inouiw Mn cZYZ. vi???Z I 53 Mcrrlson st. iSTCRY .MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. t. mo r,,v """va uitap. ouj uiay. -- -,.. r-JE.9i? HOUSE; BATH AND - .w... w ucairacie tenant. 205 Fifth Furnished Houses. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON FURNr. tare, pianos, salaries, etc Can be nald in lnEtsllments. reducing Interest. Rates owe? than the lowest. F. W. Graves. Mgr -Is Alder, near 4th. ground floor. TeL Green 444 Hospitals. WOMAN'S .HOSPITAL. 735 HOOD. CORNER Porter. Dr. J. W. Morrow. Mgr. WIWli'-" Hotels. Hotel Vlllard; newly remodeled and refurnish ed; modern. J. E. Munsey, prop. 575 N. Front. jWESr Byflfft 8ta0 tausht- MSSEESA ORDWAY CAN BE FOUND at 343 Morrison street. "a Storiw&Jd O ince Fixtures. playing cards; 3 qts Sanford's super cllage; 6 qts. Paul's Ink; 6 gro. Londo pens, No. 4; M. Jacob's 1 G. G. eacl bands, Nos. 12 and 15: 1 gro. No. 31; 1 TURNBULL & RICHARDSON, STAIRBUILD and QtreeS! &"& flxturei 14?h Storasre. Insurance. $200,000 TO LOAN AT 6. 6, 7 PER CENT City and suburban property for sale and rent." Agent for V estchester Fire Insurance Co. Wm G. Beck. 321 Morrison st. " MP,ET T. UiAli DJ SUMS FROM S25 TO 5500. on all classes of security. R. L Ecker son & Cc. room 5 Washington building.' MONEY LOANED on suburban real estate or good security of all kinds: In sums to suit. W. H. Nunn 311 Madeay bldg. Phone Main 622. HF 'SURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT FOR ..?s urlty for term loans. Q""- " .."iic wo.. 40 (Jommerclal blk. HAMBURG - BREMEN FIRE INS. CO First st. Boyd & Araola. General Agents. 102 Job Printers. BRADSHAW & KING, JOB AND COMMER cial printing. Cambridge building, Third and Morrison. Tel. Oak 741. Laundries. MD STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a FoecIaltT cnarefulCatrteneH;i0W:, St0rase ' Si m, rat,teli!lon. Riven t0 country consign ments. Tel. Or. Main 777: Columbia C7CL Storagrc nnd Transfer, SAFES PIANOS. FURNITURE MOVED AND packed for shipping. C. M. Olsen. 123 Firs? Tel. office. Main 1087; Black 801. ES?BSBii?,.L0W uRATES CAN BE HAD atFred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North FrontT AMnYflrU0hjIKEITTHIGH POLISH OR DOMES tic finish. Model Laundry Co., 308 Madison st. Lumber Dealers. GEORGE AIN3LIE & CO., MANUFACTUR- fnLCear oo6s' d00rs' f131' moldings, turn gs, brackets, etc Tel. 19. 15th and Petty- i5ITF"T rnTTinn t .-.,.. : E-r t ,. L'i'-ftYf' yw-Ma AKD ---. .. -. Slie.U l?1 JSJ?!CJS? U.:NEr,T LOAN on furniture or Kood securi-- la, good neighborhood. Inoulre '2T3U - "' lunK room 45 Washington bldg. m et., rear Jefferson. v- r-ziirnED hottsh tor -rt--t- Ed locaUon; no dogs; references! IrNT-NlCELY rURNISHED HOUSE. j .. .k.u.us. uu intra, near m ! Hv I fF. WELT. prT'R'VTRTTirn. -ptv-e. 15 Yamhill st. ' MvateZ tciaxTa an. fSJ secuflty: strictly prl- -vate. Call "Mann." 604 Dekum h.,!Mit.'' " BUSIXBSS DIRECTORY. Agricultural Implements, Maclilnery. Mngnetie and Electric Massage. "-SampS?.? : FRENCH CURES NERVOUS women without drugs, 06 Lewis building. Marble and Granite AVorlcs. Stoves and Hardware. it)T , U"f MANUFACTURER AND ktaatr in3'lrT InWare: JbWne al1 17). Taxidermists. F. J. BRE25BE. TAXIDERMY IN- ALL ITS Third reliable work, call 303tf Transfer and Storage. r tuf MfB WVRKB, ALL KINDS &rbilTrant,teetreaentf Schanea PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED. A I Murphy. First and Taylor. Phone Black 2885, 0.i-lclI rtni,, rar K-n--i ..nitiurt- for Sale. NFW BRUSSrT.s rmoi! -r.-TmTT "'';tve cnJPle. of corner house, 7 . tiu uuuaeiiL rfnKv -woii Bs. J275 erj' nice furnished. IS rum. -tei Portland, ?S50. Brick. 30 rooma! Fd? 1 '&ooa JocatIi'u. must sell. $1050. trlclc, CO rooms, furnished one year h' SHOO, half cash. ooiiPil6 2?af; Igtonst. " ,u 3g?Sr&.? ,E!' B0ERS. S.VW . r.-tn,ctB, lieimont. Jfuc pOOLE; Newton wagons, buggies wind" mills, pumps, machinery. Foot MorfiSa It. Artists. MISS SUE PARROTT. ARTIST. 193"fiS Assajers and Xnalysts. 2Ieat Markets. EbeRn MF? IXFS&'IZ sultry. Tel. Black 1241. SthfoiisIS? Medical. ttfBTD 18S3. J-Brand new furniture of 10-room 5-se, on a good corner for buslness- l.J..?ecIf?,Sd- nt on'y. $ a monS: 1 t ;onuSe aa. DOarainB-houses Lst that are for sale at reasonable JENNINGS & CO.. -309& Morrison st. Stores, ''ALL C)R A Ta-TT' rT fm rn rck warehouee. 70x200 feet, with ?" u J.thnd Vaughn streets. t i'lno Street, onrnt-r Rfnn J' v31-, .rlSK MINERAL ASSAYER ANn Chemist; gold dust bought. 2o1Wa5hin.rD PSL BA.UIEIt' ASSAYER AND ANALYST Gold dust bought 2ZSU, Stark st. aJtJUa'L:1' Attornexs. SHEPHERD & CELLARS ArmRVPTo DR. PAUL CROMWELL, THE GREAT rrr ored specialist of all kinds of diseases' of men and women. Every disease ofthe human body. Eyes, ears, consumpHnr., asthma " tarxh. cancer, wena nnrt n.r nik. .-"? eases poslUvely cured in tjiree weeks. The ?a tor can be seen at his new sanitarium: 174 Green ave.. 23d and Washington. wl"um' 1T DR. FLORA A. BROWN MAKES SPECIALTV of asthma and diseases of women and chiMron Consultation and diagnosis free. 517-18 Th Dekum, Portland, Or, ne TURKISH BATHS; RENOVATED AND RE. opened: cor. Second and Ash; strictly first class. Ladles, forenoon. J. F. King. Manager Watchmakers and Jewelers. LI7DWIG & LEVY, WATCHMAKERS AND jewelers; full line Jewelryj eyes tested free. cm Morrison. CHA.S. A. GIRT, WATCH GLEANEn'G, 50c; other work In proportion; guaranteed. 302 1st. Midwives. Barber Stops. HOWARD'S BARBER SHOP; FINEST BRAND cigars; 9 expert workmen. 2S6 Alder st Creameries. L. (nm t Ari.iir!-.-T. r.r.in I i.. . - "f,MeKKi'-HS?l', M5S-.1.E.H' GRADUATE MIDWIFE. 124 North 14th st. Telephone West 667. Wholesale Grocer. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland, qr. Wholesale Druggists. WOODARD. CLARKE & "CO.. WHOLESALB druggists, corner Fourth and Washington. Wholesale nnd Retail Grocers. Mining Machinery. XA-ruii & BOWEN. 29 TO 35 FIRST ST HSfejiCTSIiL """""WW machlnerVf Patents. TVJ-.t!CISLER'-610-H CHAMBER OF COM. Beglstered attorney U. s. paitent ofllcef PHILD? J. KERRIGAN, GROCERIES AND provisions. Opp. Library, 349 Stark. Tel Oregon Red 914. A. WICKB, DEALER DM GROCERIES, PRO vlsions; country produce bought. 394 Front. OREGON CASH' GROCERY. DMCORPORATED. staple and fancy groceries. 232 North 14th. Wood and Coal. HA.YNES' WOODYARD. 249 SECOND; .WOOD, bark ana oal delivered; good measure. 25 doz. No. 1 best; 4 doz whisk. No. 1: and 2 eighteen decrees nro t-X ,i Jntit; ' doz- No- mm- 5 doz- scrub brushes, No. 17: one-himdredfhscha1!8, Th, $& I t z. dust brushes. No. 7; Ex. J. J. Adams & jo. aoz. leatner brushes; 4 aoz. pot brushes. BOOTS AND SHOES. 48 pr. ladies' shoes. 7-24. 8-24; 24 pr. ladies slip., 4-12, 7-12: 24 pr. men's boots. No. 8; 18 gro. shoe laces. 4-4. CUTLERY AND SPOONS. 20 doz. tablespoons, Wallace Bros., 000; 4 doz. Iron hand knives. STATIONERY. 1K 1rtz 'Pavson's Ind. Ink? rt Am TnarAta playing cards; 3 qts Sanford's superior mu- iondon Incan. each rubber 1 . XTx 00014: V, irro. No. 00044: 2 bxs. cue tins: 1 hx. Multl-Kopy carbon paper, black; 1 doz. stenog. notebooks. No. 07S A: 6 Web. Star Brand T. W. ribbons, blk. record; 1 gro. lead pencils, Dickens. No. 1040. FLOUR. r quired; 50 bbls. No. 1 graham, more or less. more or less, delivered as required. HAMS. 3000 lbs,, delivered as required. risin. 500 lbs. salmon per week, more or less, de livered as required; no head3. Bids must be ac cording to form prescribed by board. Blank forms will be furnished by clerk of board. MEAT. 600 lbs. beef per day. more or less, delivered as required, equal parts fore and hind quar ters, and 200 lba. mutton, do. Bids must be ac cording to form prescribed by board. Blank forms will be furnished by clerk of board. CHEESE. 600 lbs. Oregon full cream, more or less, de-' llvered as required. DISINFECTANT. SO trails. ph1rm nanthnlfiim i FURNITURE SUPPLIES. 2 rolls opaque. 36-ln.; 2 doz. hartshorn shade rollers, with fixtures. MISCELLANEOUS. 12 rms. straw paper; 6 doz. dress, combs; 5 doz. bath brick; 1 doz. lanterns, Clipper No. 0; 3 doz mop sticks, hard wood hand.; 6 wood faucets; 1 doz. washboards. Red Cross. No. 56: 100 lbs. axlegrease; 3 bxs. wax tapers: 0 gas sticks; 3 doz. Yale locks. S23, 1-Inch., no keys; 24 pap. carpet tacks. No. 8. TEA. 2500 lbs. Japan tea; submit samples, not ex ceeding 30c lb. HARDWARE. TINNING. 1 nr 1 "V VAnlft fHVIrvrwwl fir. VW0. Kn. ,1 solder, and ; 1 M eacn tinned rletsr VA 2 3, 4-lb.: 1 sheet 8-oz. zinc. 3x7 ft; 50 bu. caar coal; 50 lbs. No. 9 bright wire; 10 sheets No 24 galvd. sheet Iron. 30x96; 10 sheets No. 22 blk Sheet Iron. 30x90. R. G. TYR TT1C! 50 Grammes Add Hydrocyanic DM. 1 Kilo, each Flex. Collodion & Co, Licorice Powd. 2 Kilo, each Boric Acid, Amnion. Chlor. gran Bismuth Subnlt, ether In 10O-gramme cans' Iron Pyrophos.. Sol. Iron Cblor., Sp. Nit Ether. Pot. Clt.. and Po. Nux Vom. ICJIo. vc?H Iot. Iod. artd StxI. Upom. Kilo. each'Po. Opium'' and Sol. Iron Subsulph. 6 Kilo. Chloroform. In 500-gramme bottles. .i-iie uuove iu ue cu. oquiDDs manufacture. 1 oz. each Aniline Fuchsine and Methyllne Blue 2 ozs. Sol. Antimony Chloride. 0 ozs. each Protargol and Tannalbln. 8 ozs. Amnion. Mercury, highest purity. 1 lb. each Ichthyol, ln 1 ozs.; Ox Gall In spissated. Sod. Sulphite U. 3. P. and Zinc Carb. preclp. 2 lb3. each Lanollne, Resorcln and Sod. Carb. U. S. P. 3 lbs Iodoform med. grain In 4 ozs. 10 lbs. each Pot. Bicarb, gran, and Sod. Phcs. gran. 60 lbs.' Chloral Hyd. Cryst. The above to be of Merck's manufacture. 1 lb. 8-lnch Vanilla Bean. 2 lbs. Oil Sweet Orange, Duplex. 1 gal Lucca Cream Olive Oil. The above from Lehn & JFlnk. , 1 lb. each Granulated Arnica 'Flo., Red Cin chona and Henbane. 5 lbs. each Granulated Columbo, Ginger R. and Quassia. The above fromLllly & Co. lib. each Fl. Ext Clmtclfuga, Gelsemlum & 2 lbs. each Fl. Ext Condum Seed. Cotton Root and Grlndella. 5 lbs. each Fl. Ext Columbo and Fl. WiM Cherry for syr. 10 lbs. each Fl. Ext. Buchu, Corn Silk and Fl Sarsap. Co. for syr. 5 ozs Thyroids. x J?3, nso.1"'3 Antiseptic Soap, In 8 ozs. ".J!53- V1"3- Conip. Cathart Imp., No. 160 G C Tni ahnva fi-rtm TV.T n...i. r 2000 Clto Quln. Sulph. Pills, 2 gr. - 8000 Clto Quia. Sulpb, Pllla, 3 r. one-hundredths chains; thence south thlrty nve (35) degrees, west one and eighty one nundredths chains; thence south forty degrees west, one and seventy one-hundredths chains; thence south thirty-three and one-half de grees, west five and thirty one-hundredths chains; thence west one and eighty one-hundredths chains, more or less, to the point of beginning, containing five and flfty-slx-one-hundredths acres more or less. Second I will next offer for sale the follow- together with all standing timber owned by the defendant, said real estate and timber lands being described as follows, to-wlt wAU of, section twenty-six (2G), township flfteen (15) north, range one (1) east, con taining 640 acres. Northwest quarter and southwest quarter, and the northeast quarter of section ten (10), township flfteen 05) north, range one (lj east, containing 480 acres. North one-half and the southeast one-fourth of section twenty (20), township flfteen (15) north, range one (1) east, containing 4S0 acres. L Ti . it. w u"u lour w. ana soutn one naif of the northwest one-quarter of section four (4), township flfteen (15) north, of range one (1) east, containing 160.84 acres. Southeast one-fourth of section four (4), township fifteen (15) north, range one (1) east, containing 160 acres. The south one-half of the northwest quarter and the southwest one-quarter of the north east quarter', and the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter, of section fourteen (14) township flfteen (15) north of range one (1) east, containing 160 acres. The southwest one-quarter of section four teen (14), township flfteen (15) north, range one (1) east, containing 160 acres. The West half nf thA nnrwaot mi(.. ...q the west half of the southwest quarter of sec tion twenty-four (24), township flfteen (15) north, of range one (1) east, containing lbO acres. " The south half of section seventeen (17), township flfteen (15) north, range one (1) east, containing 320 acres. All of the merchantable flr and cedar tim ber on the southeast one-fourth of section thirty-four (34), township sixteen (16) north of range one (1) west. All Of thA TnprrhftntoMo fl,- n-nA ,?.. .fMi .. i.iT 1C . -"--" - .. ttutti wuiLrcr un mc uonn naii or. section seventeen (17 luwiHiui) uneen (io) norm, range one Third I will then offer for sale all timber -contracts, held by me, as receiver, calling for the delivery of log3 to siipply the mill, and at time of offer will give a correct estimate thereof. Fourth I will then offer for sale all snw logs In my possession, a scale or measure ment of which I will furnish at the time. Fifth I will next offer the remainder of the real estate of the defendant, wrhlch Is de scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot numbered two (2), in block numbered tnenty-ftve (25), In McElroy and Williams Third addition to the town of Seatco, as shown and described on the official plat on file, and of record In the auditor's, office o Thurston county, togetner mm all structures ana im provements thereon. Sixth T TVlll Hlpn r:ftav oil nf !, .. - -,.-.. . ..... ....... u.... ... ut wlc uiurc- eaid property as a whole, and If there shall be bid therefor, as a whole, a sum In excess of the aggregate sum of the highest separate bids made for the same when offered sep arately, I will declare the bidder therefor the purchaser, provided he pays me ln cash or equivalent then and there 10 per cent of the amount of such b'd; otherwise the prop . rty, will he sold separately, to the highest - Separate- bidders upon the same terms. - " Seventh I will next offer all lumber ln my possession, an inventory of which will be on hand at said sale, for Inspection and lnforma- tlnn. nnri tcHU iToa riffa.- niAt. ,,. . . property as may be in my possession at that time belonging to the defendant or mjself as receiver, consisting of horses, wagons, har ness and -vehicles. As to these last pieces of property, consisting of lumber, etc., I re serve the right to reject any and all bids, and 'disposer of the same at private sale. -i.Tna 'erms of all sales made under this no tice1, are -as follows: Ten per cent of the bid accepted paid to me at the time of acceptance 'hereof, In cash or Its equivalent, the balance .- w j'--- .... vo ui iu, equivalent at the time of the confirmation of the sale bv the court. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved by the court. v I reserve the right of Ingress and egress to JJ)f 11 V0pc,lrutar. reasnable time after the sale, for the handling; removing and dis position of any property thereon not sold at the above sale. Good and sufficient deeds and conveyances will be made by the court to all property sold upon confirmation of such sale. GEORGE E. THOMPSON. Receiver of the Seatco Mnfg. Co., P. O.. Bu- coua, Wash. Dated December, l&m MY WIFE, MABEL H. KELLY. HAVING' left my bea and board. I. will not be responsi ble for any debts contracted by her. t -t .. WILLIAM A. KELLY. Portland. Or.. Dec. 29. 1S09. LOST AA'D FOUKD. LOST A BOOK ABOUT 0x13 INCHES. CON talnlng accounts; lest Dec 23. 1890. between Alblna and West Side. Suitable reward will be paid to finder. J. A. Melton. 2S5 Stark st. or 429 Sacramento st.. Alblna. LOST LEWELLYN SETTER BITCH. BLACK ears and one black spot equally divided on tall. Return to S. Macartney shoeing shop. 6th and Davis st3. BANKS. SAVINGS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. 109 THIRD STREET. Money to loan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. BENJ. I. COHEN President. H. L. PITTOCK. A. S. NICHOLS.. ..Vlce-Pres. E. J. ALTSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA....Secretarioa FIRST NATIOXAI. RANV- OF PORTLAND, OR. Designated Depositary and Financial Agent of the United States. President H. W. CORBETT Cashier G. E. WTTHINGTON Assistant Cashier.... ...J. W. NEWKIRK Second Assistant Cashier ...W. C. ALVOKD Letters of credf Issued, available in Eurona and the Eastern states. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New York, Boston, Chicago, St Louis. St Paul, Omaha. San Francisco and the principal points In the Northwest Slcrht and time bills dman tn nm in ...i. London. Paris, Berlin, Frankfort-on-the-Main Hong Kong. Yokohama. Copenhagen. Christlanla Stockholm. St Petersburg. Moscow, Zurich. Hon olulu. Collections made on favorable terms. LADD TILTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED ET 1859. Transact a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favorabU terms. Letters of credit Issued available ln Eu rope and the Eastern states. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sokl on New York. Washington. Chicago, St Louts,. Denver. Omaha. San Francisco and various points ln Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London. Paris, Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. Wi.LL. FARGO Ac CO. BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 5C.230.00O JOHN J. VALENTINE.. PRESIDENT HOMER S. KING MANAGER (San Francisco.) R. M. DOOLEY CASHIER H. G. HANLEY ASSISTANT CASHIER General Banking Business transacted. Ex change sold, and Letters of Credit Issued, avail able in all parts of the world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON ..President R. L. DURHAM .Vlce-PresWent R.W. HOYT Cashier GEO-W. HOYT Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Interest pmll on time tiepo3lta Drafts and lexers of credit Ii3Ued. avallflbls la all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK LIMITED. CAPITAL PAID UP 52. i50 COO Head Office. 73 Lombard street. Loader-' This bank transacts a general banking ind ex change business: makes loans, discounts nij.3 an J Issues commercial an4 travelers credits avail able In any city ln the world. Chamber of Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. W. MACKINTOSH. Manager. AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK , ,0P.?.0JLANI' eor- TWrd a"d Oak sts. J. C. AINSWORTH. Pres.; W. W. PHILLIPS. Cashier. . Transacts a General Banking Business. Exchange bought and sold on all the principal cities In Europe Also facilities for telegraphta transfers. Collections made on favorable terms on all accessible points. ' . SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT Connected with the bank. Safes rented on easy terms. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK j-ransttcw a uenfrai Hanking Business. Drafts Issued available In all cities of the United States and Europe. Evident TYLER WOODWARD X!25eaWe0t JACOB KAMM Cashier F. a MILLER 5A? -STa BRrnSH COLUMBIA-PAID-UP CAPITAL -...S3.0O0 0OO Head riffle nn i .,. -VL11. V ."""aw Com'l block, 244 Washington st. Portland. B. LEA BARNES. Maaassjv T.tja&-Bgew'S--T''j a