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HOW PIG BEAT PYTHON TABLES TURNED OX BIG REPTILE BY ITS INTENDED PREY. Small X'orker Grew Into Luitr HoffJ "While Snake Wn Leisurely Get ting Ready to Make a Meal. There is one pig In New York which has earned the proud title of conqueror over a mighty enemy -who was worth many pigs hides, but did not prove -worthy of this particular pig's teeth, and there was a large and hungry python who wanted to eat up the pig, but -was whipped all around the ring, says the New York Times. The pig came off with out a scratchy but the python lies In a watery grave in tropical seas, unless he has become food for sharks. The steamer St. Regulus that came In day brought over the famous pig, and the encounter batwpii nii- anrt cnnv. . I on board the St. Regulus when she was In the 16th parallel of latitude. "When the steamer St. Regulus was rpndv to start fmm Rlnrinnu fl,. . Jczy, torpid pythons were brought on ! ooara, 10 ue uuten 10 ivew York- They liad been repeatedly fed, and each had a square meal Just before embarking and which was hoped, would last them during the voyage. The shipper of the giant ser pent told Captain McMulIen that they would need hardly any food during the voyage. "But if any of them does get hungry," he said, "you can Just throw him a hen, for they like live poultry. As for this big fellow, he has a healthy appetite and is fond of pork. So I -have brought along this young piggy. Put him in the cage, for these yere sarpents like to see their prey Walking about until they get good and hungry." The pig was placed in the same cage with the largest python. It was a roomy cage, and as piggy reached the floor he gave a half snort, half squeak, as his eyes, jnet those of the serpent blinking lazily at him, and then he slunk Into the corner, anxiously watching the enemy. The snake, hpwever, was too full for ut terance, and after a few more winks dozed 6ff. After waiting In his corner in mortal terror for a couple of hours, piggy -was driven bv hlinwr tnwntvl fVirt tt-n,trv. which was filled with good mush and the remains of the captain's and sailors' din ner. Even fear does not destroy a hog's appetite. Courage and confidence re turned with, a good meal, and the pig, after polishing oft the contents walked toward his coiled snakeship, and sniffed that part of his anatomy within which his slowly digesting meal lay. The py thon opened his eyes and smiled benig Jiaritly. For several days after the snake took hardly any notice of the pig, who seemed to be eating all day long. Then the snae "began to show a few signs of activity. He would uncoil part of his huge body, and Crawl here nnrl tViona nnd lot- a Pigffy was enjoying an extra large nieal, the snake made toward the trough, snufTed the food, and then, looking the pig full in the face, began smacking his chops just as snakes do with their forked tongues when they feel good, as though to say: "Eat on, piggy! "What a nice. Juicy meal you will make one of these days!" The pig, who was becoming a hog. pushed the snake to the side with his snout, as though afraid lest It should gob ble up his food. The snake" "was still lazy, and -with apparent meekness recoiled It self and went to sleep again. The pig became still more encouraged, and grew hungrier and hungrier, and the more he atf the larger he grew. With Increased size there came over the pig a sense increased greatness, and not only of familiarity, but also of Cdntemnt tnr tb Mtr ... n. -.. jJUiQut noon, when the sun'svas hot the python's torpidness left him. He raised his head about three feet from the floor, and his eyes lit up with the most malig nant, aggressive fire. He was hungry, nnd probably also thoroughly angry with the pig's familiarities. The pig seemed instinctively to under stand what all this meant. His bristles stood vn and he watched the snake's every movement. The snake In turn gazed intently into Its Intended prey's eves, and -when it thought that It had sufficiently charmed the pig, made a move forward to try the effect Piggy, however, out generaled the snake- and got In the first lick, which was a lightning rush forward -and a snap at his antagonist's neck. He got quite a little mouthful, and his young, sharp teeth bit It out The giant tried to envelop him in Its colls, but piggy, again quick as lightning, bit out a piece or the stomach, Just where he had been snuffing at several davs before. The snake lashed about all over the cage, while the pig was after It. biting, snapping and trampling, scratching and getting in bite after bite. Several sail ors were attracted by the noise, and man aged to get the pig out of the cage, and then the python remained, lying writhing on the floor. The pig tried to push him self through the bars of the caee to get at his enemy again, but was Unable to do so. The 'python died soon aftr, and -was thrown overboard and the pig was put back In the cage, where he 'spent most of the time at the trough. Dr James M. Safford, who has been profes eor of geology In Vande-grift University for jnafty years, has Jdst rntlred at the ago of 70. For halt a Century he has been State Geologist .of Tennessee DAYLY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. July 24-8 P. M.-Maxlmum temperature. 4: minimum temperature. 5S: river reading at 11 A M.. 8.2 feet; change in the past 24 hours. 0.2 font- ti nMini... tlon, 6 P M. to 0 P. M . trace; total precipita tion sinc? Sent. 1 ison uc o ,,., T. 1 . .... . ' -""" "a w uiiiues; normal precipitation since Sept 1. isoo. 40.21 Inches; deficiency, 7 53 Inches; total sunshine July 23, 10.00; possible sunshine Jmy 23, 15:03. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Very little change has occurred during the last 24 hours in the distribution of pressure throughout the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast States. The barometer is highest along the coast and lowest over Idaho. Comfortably cool weather prevails west of the Cascade Mountains, and east of them it continues hot the following maximum temperatures being re ported today: Spokane, Walla Walla and Boise, 100. Baker City. 00; Kallspell, 02, and Wlnnemuccn. 02, nnd Pocatello. SO deg. No rain has fallen, but cloudiness Is Increasing and the conditions stronily indicate that the hot spoil east of the mountains will break to night or by Wednesday afternoon. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours ending at midnight Wednesday. July 25. Western Oregon and Western Washington Fair except possibly light showers near the coast, westerly winds Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and Idaho-Possibly thunder showers; cooler; axi nble winds. Portland and vJclnlty-Falr; westerly Grinds. The Toilowing telegrams frm the wheat growing districts have been received at the L'nlted States Weather Bureau Office during the past 24 hours. Rltzvllle, Wash. Temperature at 2:30 P. M. reaching the hundred mark. Some appearance of thurder storm in the distance. EUreka Junction. Wash t... , Colfax, WashTemperature, 10ft. All 'spring wheat burninc hnillv " 1 Feridle'on, Or -Temperature, 103; northwest erly wlrds. Harvesting progressing. EDWARD A, DEALS. Forecast Official. NEW TODAY'. Mortgage Loans On Improved city property, at lowest rates. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 7 Chamber of Commerce. 1 CLASSfRED AD. RATES "Room," "Rooms and Board." "Housekeep ing Booms," "Situation Wanted," JS words or leas, 16 oenU: 16 to 20 words, 20 cents; '21 to 25 trords. 25 cents, etc. No discount for additional Insertions. ,UNDBR ALL OTHER HEADS except '"New Today." 80 cents for 16 words or. lest; 10 to 20 words. 40 centa; 21 to 25 words. 60 cents, etc. aret insertion. Each additional insertion, one half: no further dlaconnt under one month. "HEX? TODAY" (gauge meaaure agate),-15 cents per line, first Insertion t 10 centa per line tor each additional insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The-Oregoulan and left nt this of fice, should always be inclosed In sealed envel opes. No stamp la required on such letters. The Oregonlan wlU not be responsible for er rors In advertisements taken through the- tele phone. AMUSEMENTS; ALISKYS WINTER GARDEN, Vt J2 2 wlmbb garden. ALISKY'S WINTER GARDEN. THIRD AND MORRISON ST8. THIRD AND MORRISON STS. THIRD AND MORRISON STS. SSSAJi LADY TROUBADOURS. 52JA5 DY TROUBADOURS. VENETIAN LADY TROUBADOURS, EVERY EVENING AND WEDNESDAY tk-x-ADATURDAT MATINEES DINNER FROM 6 TO S P. M-. 60 CENTS. MEETING NOTICES. WASHINGTON COUNCIL. NO. 3. R. A fl. M A stated assembly will be held this OVednesdaj) evening, Jul 25. at Masonic Hall. Burkhard build ing. Visitors welcome By order of M C E. MILLER, Rec EDWARD HOLMA.W Tfndertaker.4th and Yamhill sts. Reaa Stlnson. lady assistant. Both, phones No. U07. FInley, Kimball A Co., Undertakers. Lndy assistant. 275 Third i. Tel. O. NEW TODAY. Steel Ranne.c; Stpt Panncc A six-hole steel range, with warciinc closet 1 "" i ia wumuiim io o&ko peneci ana operate satisfactorily, today only. 423. I. GEVURTZ & bONS The HcmcfurniBhers. 173-175 First St. Sideboards Special Today I hae a few oak sideboards to dose out at $12.60 each. WM. GADSBY Cor Washington and First ats. P.T.VAN'I2,TTU::eT rAIR J'D CARNIVAL Prlvlloces Sealed bids are Invited for conces sions and privileges during; thePortland Street Fair and Carnlal. openlnc Septembr 4. olosln? September 15. lOoO, as fellows Ice cream, soda water, candles, popcorn, peanuts, c. ?" 0"ter cocktails, tamals and aurlos. Address all 'bids to. Chairman Concessions Committee. Portland Street Fair and Carnl val. headquarters Imperial Hotel building. GOOD VALLEY FLOUR, 70c SACK: BUY T Deiore the raw, good sweet butter s.v 4n per roll. 2 big pkga. musb. 15e. Ttt inae- aronl. 15c. 2 lbs. soda .rnnV.-r ik. r.n. aronl. 15c 2 lbs. soda cracker."" J.5e! 6-lb? .. iuu, lac, toco greon corn, we can save you money -on line of rrocerles. Both stores. 232 North 14th. 412 Washington sL. Oregon Cash Clrocery. THE PARTY WHO LIFTED THE PURSE ON the St. Johns motor line at 10 o'clock Tues day Is Identified, and by returning same to fylander. Union depot, will not b prosecuted. ANTON ZILM. teacher of violin, string quar tets for rnt-rtalnments. A O. U. W. Tample. Knight's Drug Store Opposite Oregenlan building. 12 Sixth. DtUgs and medicines. Prescriptions a specialty. Mortgage Loans Oft Improved city ana farm property, at lowest current rates. Building loans. Instalimea loans. Micmalr A lrrll. 811 Vorrtr Wk. JUST RECEIVED CARGO OF WALLSEND COAL - . u PACIFIC QQAST CO.. ' Telephone 220. 2i9 Washington st. MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved Ity end farm property. R. LIVING STONE. 224 Stark t o. baVvraCo ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE TOMORROW (THURSDAY). AT 1 A. M.. at Central Auction Rooms, corner "Alder and Park Bta.. ery fine quality walnut and oak furniture: first-class . Wlndw folding bed, curled-balr mattresses; fine carpets, etc.; re frigerator, and rent's Rambler wael. la rood order. GEO BAKER & CO Auctioneers. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. CHEAP; FOUR COTTAGES. CORNER LOTS. East 11th - street car line. Inquire 320k Front, cor. Clay. " BY OWNER. 2 ELEGANT LOTS. N. E. COR. 28th and E. Bumslde Inquire 235 Wash Incton st. TIMBER LANDS POR SALE. WB HAVE FOR SALE A 10,OW-ACRE TRACT of spruce and fir on the Umpqua River We buy and sell timber lands on commission. Hartman. Thompson & Powers, S Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE FARMS. TSE CELEBRATED "HENRY LONG Farm, At Chehails, considered by many to r m t bt taoney-maklng larm In the atate. . bet 8oId by the administrator Sept I, elyilr..t? Parl? or as a whale, to the high- w n,d7?,r FJU" MorJ5Jat,on b addressing W. B. Allen, box 317. Chehails, Wash. IMPROVED KAHM6 rOR SALE IN ALL parts of Oregon and Washington; payments made to suit purchasers. For full particulars i? .flof Properties, apply to Macwamr BlrrelL 311 Aore'ter block. A SMALL FARM FOR SALE OR TRADE. Inquire room 4. 90U, Morrison. "'" FOR SALE 31I5CELLANEODS. FOR SALE-HORSE. HARNESS AND WAG on. suitable for delivery or peddler: horse very gentle, for lady. Call Rhelnpfclr Hotel, city Typewriters, all make, rented and sold: expert repairing; office supplies and deoks. Coast Agency Co.. 2C0H Stark st Ecth phones. TWO CARLOADS RIGS, PART RUBBER tire; old ones In exchange. 600 st harne iG second-hand rigs. 8 TCmllnson, 211 Wash. FOR SALE STEAM WOOD SAW. COM plete. either with or without team and har ness. Apply to H L. Searls, Montaiilla. FOR BEST FIR. OAK AND ASH WOOD UO to Ploner Wood Yard, toot of Morrison st. Phone 180 $10 FOR A NEW GAS COOKER: $2 CASIL balance 12 pr montlf. Gas Co., 174 Fifth st Magic lanterns, new. Aecond-hana, moving dIc tures. Bullard & Breck. 131 Pot San Fran. "HON'EY-MOON" GUM: ASSORTED FLA vors Sold by all leading dealers. Ask for it ALOT,-PF FI5?3 YOUNG HORSES. DRAFT and drivers. East Seventh and Stephens sur; SOLID GOLD RINGS. GUARANTEED. ONLY $1 each. Uncle Myers, 143 3d. near Alder. Good pasture for bbrseS or cattl at 1004 Mtl waukle st. or inquire at 12S Third street NATIONAL CASH REGISTER FOR SALE cheap Graves & Co. 124 Sixth. BELGIAN HARES FOR SALE. BELGIAN HARES-A BRANCH HAS BEEtf located of the Eldorado Rabbltry, Riverside. Cal., where you can purchase direct from the breeder Why buy of jobbers and run the risic of manufactured pedigrees when you can MT 27" " at tT0P P. to Q Pe" cent cheap er' Shipments coming in Wednesday and Sui ?.... IJa.?ortpd do.- Points, a snap. 103 North Third st. -Portland. BELMONT RABBITRT. 143 EAST 34TH ST.. Portland-Orders booked this week orily for seryloe of our famous Imported buck. "Dukb of eok' ore f5, at Slfl; Britain Xblof, $3. A few ehnfcfc Ana Kr 1 ik .-... 'Jt.1 ,nne Lord Nason buck. $10. lj sW get vs NkUtrWiioier TOft MOBtNG BELGIAN HARES POR SALE BELGIAN HARES AT CUT RATES: LARG est stock, best strains, lowest prices. Portland Belgian Hare Ass'n. 1S h near Yamhill. Los Angeles Rabbltry, 00 Oregon st, Port land, low prices Prince Yukon. Jr , fee $10. HELP WANTED MAJLK. 30 I MILL HANDS. $2. PASS; J 00 R. R. LA borers, $2, paas; telegraph-pole cutters, lc foot hook tender. ?J to 13.60; one, $2.50. board, rigging rustler, $2.25; one. $t&, board; fallere. $2.75. buckers. $2.50. barkers. $2.25; swampers $2: raftsman. $2.60; hotel baker, $20. board, head baker, $18 to $22; farm hand. E. O., $33. teamsters, mill and jrd njen. $2. woodchoppers, 80c to $1. brick ard, $1.35. board, and $2; laborers, city, $2; cooks, waiters: -dishwashers, porters. Cana dian Agency. WH Morrison. 60 MILL. YD. AND BOX HANDS. FOR Aberdeen region. $1 day up (tickets): -I skid and R. R. hands, same region. $2.25. 30 farm bands (one with wife. $35) pastry cook; 1 cook for survey party. $40. also white, negro, Jap, Chinese wanted; dishwashers, waiters, etc Drake. 162 First. WANTED A FEW FIRST-CLASS WEAVERS and two rood hand Jack-splnners, to work nights on fine caaslmeres and flannels, rood ? Pata- Apply by letter to Eagle Woolen Mills Cot Brownsville r,lnn County, Or. KANTED-A TRAVELING SALESMAN FOR wholerale liquor atid dsar firm, one ac quainted with Eastern Oregon trade- Addreaa A 77, carr Oregon Ian. WANTED LABORDVG MEN. $1.85 TO $2.40 per dayj skilled men. $2.40 to $ per day. Keswick SMeltlnc Works, KeaWlck. Bhaata. County. Cal. WANTED FOUR NUMBER ONE HAND Ironera. men only strictly sober, wages $2.60 per day. Troy Steam Laundry, Spokane, Wash. WANTED-EIGHT FIRST-CLASS SASH AND door men; good wages to right parties. Call at South Portland Planing Mill, Front and Globs. WvAlLTB?.-: lo60 MEN TO DRINK WEIN hard s Columbia beer; nice and cool. Free from 7 P. M. to 11:30 P M.. I30H Fifth St. WANTED 2.'! HARNESSMAKERS. L. D. Stono & Co . San Francisco. Cal. Catalogue sent on application. WANTBD "BRONCHO BIDER; dOOD JOB to rlsht man. Call stable, Second and Main streets. WANTED YOUNG MAN. UNDER SO. TO learn barber trad. Apply 24 North Second street- A GOOD TINNER AND PLUMBER TO GO to Pendleton. Or. Apply 44 and 46 First. WANTED MEN FOR COLUMniA QUARRT; wages $2 and $2.25 per day. CS First st. H. H HIGLEY & CO EMPLOYMENT OF flee will open August I at 300 Stark st. BARBER WANTED AT THE MARQUAM Barber Shop; ateady Job. 25 LABORERS WANTED AT INMAN. POUL sen & Co s zrlll. BARBER WANTED AT HOTEL PORTLAND Barber Shop. BARBER WANTED. Stadv Job 205 MORRISON ST. flKLI' WASTED-FEMALE. I - LAUNDRESS AND SOME CHAMBERWOR1C. Summer resort on river. S25. emolover here. .-.o.t uu umucr cmjk oa pauy;, jsu (tare here), cook. E. Ore.. $30. domestics, cham- bermald, 5 waitresses; other help for city. jv. u. untu iiu irsu 25 WAITRESSES. CITY. COUNTRY AND coast, nurse girls; cbambrmads. housekeep ers; pantry girl; housework. Bole. Idaho: coast and all forts In city. $12 to $25. Cana dian Parlors, 22fl Morrison. rRIK. SHORTHAND LEAKNED IN ONE thlrd time of Pltmantc forms: no shading: no position Bchnke'a Pcrnln Shorthand and Commercial College, CH Commercial block. A COMPETENT HOUSEMAID AND LAUN dress. at Mrs W s. Ladd's. between Sixth and Seventh and Jefferson and Columbia sts. WANTED GlltL TO LEARN HAIRDRESS in,r.: T.068 rrom the BlArt- At the Imperial Hair Store, 320 Morrison st. AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN TO DO FAM lly washing and Irrnlng. 20S Cherry at, be tween Crosby and Larrabee. WASTED A MIDDLE-AGED LADY WHO IS jyuu uj. cnmir-cn. can at 4i rortn Ninth st., Bast Portland. ' GIRL-TO AS8IST WITH LIGHT HOUSE 'ir0Ik,.,.Apply " Overton st.. between 23d and 24th A COMPETENT .GIRL FOR GENERAL housework In small family. &21 Johnson st 'WANTfeD-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR ovuuu niA.. ii r lancers St., cor 22d. WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSS work. best wages. 235 Stout cor Main. IRu,?iISI'.POR SECOND WORK. Apply at 41 11th st. mornings. wor'k.rMaH QRALHOUSE- S.ITUATIOXS WANTED-FEHALE. Honselccepcrs. rBY RESPECTABLE LADY. AS MANAGING .luiwvuctim, iiiurusniy competent, best ref erences. F 75, care Oregonlan. Stcnocrra nhcra. LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES Posi tion as stenographer. Address J 75, care Ore gonlan. Miscellnnrouit. YOUNG LADY. PREPOSSESSING AND load of travel, living In Interior town, wlshos position. travel.ng companion to -party going Eait or abroad J 73, care Oregonlan YOUNG JAPANESE LADY WANTS Posi tion ta UlKt itnHm.Vln V -n rv-. nlan. " "' "" ""e yj"xo' "WANTED TO REXT. WANTED AN UNFURNI8HED FLAT OR large house, close In; would lease for num ber of years. .34 Russel block. WANTED NEAT. MODER. COTTAGE: good locality. Central If possible; no chil dren. J 72, Oregonlan. 6..T ISrn.7S HOUSE. CENTRAL LOCA tlon. West Side, not furnished. K 72. care Oregonlan. . WANTED BY YOUNG COUPLE, 6 OR 7 room modern cottage. Address M 78. Orego nlan. WANYED-TVVO OR TimED CONNECTING unfurnished rooms C 78. care Oregonlan. "WANTED AQE3VTS. AGENTS-MAKE. $100 PER MONTH AND expenses. Wanted: Reliable agents eery where, to take orders for our Immense Fall line or medium-priced, genuine made-to-order clethlng. no capital required; outfit tree; wrlta Immediately for exclusive, terri tory; give references, state former employ- ssfe cffiior105 m-2,s && A MAN WITH $500 TO $1000 TO OPEN AN office and act as i gen-ral selling ageht far a standard specialty already lntreduoed, for Portland and Western Oregon. N 79. cart Oregonlan. ' WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED-TO BORRO -$8000 ON AN UND1 vlded Interest In strictly Inside city buMnesa property; very centrally located, the security offered ha a market alu df $35,000 and brings In rent of $240 monthly. W 71. care Oregonlan. ' WANTED-A FEW FlRfiT-CLASS WEAVERS to work nights on fine caaMmer and flan nels; good wasft paid. Apply by letter te County. '' B"llle. Un WANTED-SMALL FARM OF ABOUT 15 OR street raSafni ta Rn("e' 12 K0 nard-? CoT,,1?, TP DRIK WJSlN- naro a Columbia beer; nice and cool. Freo t from 7 P. M to 1130 P. M.. 130J4 Fifth sT WANTED - STRICTLT FRESH RANCH WANTED TO BUY -SMALL STORE OF j, care Oregonlan. PRIVATE PARTY HAVING LADY'S WHEEL OgonU0' SUmnW' Adarert K Cast-off second-hand clothtnr wanted at 67 N. 3d- Price no object Oregon phone Clay 5li hasj-t M WAVTEn. IVOITTTJT;- -n i Albers & S lelder-a.- 240 Front at. OSSQOSfAK WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1900. -FOR HEVT. itoomi. THE SPALDING. S. E, COR. PABK AND Alder sts. under th management of the owner. Helen H, Spatdtnc The most tompleto apartment-house in the Northwest; cholco rooms, for gentlemen or gentleman and -wife, furnished, housekeeping suites a speclalt. Tl"LFtr1iASANTOJf' 2SS? THIRD ST.-FINE rurhlshed rooms, en suite, singlet or house keeping, sunlight In all rooms; bath Included most reasonable terms; transient solicited. THE DREXEU S4UJ MOItRISON-UNDER now manageraent: nicely furnished rooms, single or en suite. $1.60 per week up; tran sients accommodated. TT,Jf2UCASTrE s- S- COR THIRD AND .artion at Rooms, furnished or unfur nished, all modem conveniences: referencss. THE OCCIDENTAL. 215 FIRST AND MOR rtson Rooms, suites, alngle. housekeeping; every convenience; $1 week and upwards. 4CTATIi0? STREET PLEASANT. COOL rooms; bath, phone; two blocks Portland Hotel, reasonable, no children. LARGE. WELL - FURNISHED ALCOVE room, also other pleasant rooms; In a desira ble location, at 30i Alder st. 3d JJTH. CORNER SALMON PLEAS ANT connecting rooms; other rooms; modern; rea sonable; kitchen, if desired. . GILMAN HOTEL-Brlck bldg.. central; fur nlshed rooms. $1 week and up. 1st and Alder. Iloonis "With Board. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION: 12TH YEAR worn with board; enameled bath tub: us of library; Woman's Excaro; Industrial schboL Address M. B. C. George, auparlt' tndent. 810 Flinders street. HOTEL VENDOME-COOL, AIRY ROOMS; porcelain baths; beat table board, flrst-claaa service at low prices; very central location. Corner 13th and Alder streets. AN ELEGANT SUITE Or ROOMS. AND other roonis. with first-claea table board: all conveniences; best location." SOS Morri son, cor. 10th. JIB 12TH - rURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE or en null, with, flrst-class table board: Eng lish family. ROOMa WITH BOARD. Morrison st. HESPERIAN. 533 FRONT ROOMS. WITH BOABD. 225 11TH street. Hottaekecplnjg Rooms. TWO LOVELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP Ing rooms, $10; very convenient; rcspectablo people only no children 205 Fourth. TWO OR THREE WELL-FURNISHED CON necttd rooms, dn lower floor; now vacant; bath and telephone. 240 Park et. 231U Market Light, clean, airy rooms, fur nished complete for, housekeeping; respect able. Phone West 402. THREE UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms end on furnished; modern conven iences. 313 14th st. TWO DB3IRABLE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Gas stove, bath, hot and cold water; central. 303 Salmon st. TWO CLEAN FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms; pantry and bath; no children. CO North 13th. 05 11TH ST. SUITE OF ROOMS. FURNI8H- ea. tor Housekeeping; also large furnished al cove room. 2KI SIXTH ST.. COR. MADISON FURNISH- cu jiouaeKccping rooms; all conveniences; best location. Houses. ,JVST COMPLETED-C AND 7-ROOM FLATS; attic, basement, porcelain baths, gas, man tel", stparate front and back yards. Ovorton nnd 23d sts. Telephone Green 84C 6 ROOMS, NEWLY PAINTED AND PA pered. northeast cpmrr Sixth and Lincoln. T. G. Beck. Xil Morrlvra. F0R.S?,NTrM?.DKRI' -n00M DWELLING: desirable locaUon; large raid. Apply 2ltJ Washington st JL? ST,VC0TTAGE- .2': C-R. HOUSE. S. Ptd J15. Drake. 15i First Houses, etc wanted. 2AS 14TH ST.: 7 ROOMS: GOOD LOCATION: near school; low rent Key 200. FWnlshrd Iluusca. NEW, MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSH. NICELY furnished: will rent three months for board of one man. Address Husband, care Orego nlan. l2,n9S'- 5"R?5?M COTTAGE. ALL V. '-Z. ""u"" i-umpieic tor Housekeeping. 112 Pennoyr st. near Hood. WELL-FURNISHED EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE choice location. Address Humphrey, care Oregonlan. Summer Resorts. The Kutrschen House, Eeavlew, Wash., is one of tho best .family houses on the beach: prices reasonable; reduction made for fam Ules. Address Mrs. Kutzschen. SeavlPw.Wosh GEABHART PARK-WELL-FURNISHED 6 room cottage for August Address G. Cel lars, Gearhart Park. Or. FOR RENT-SPRAGUE COTTAGE. OCEAN Park, completely furnished. E. J. Sprague. Nahcotta, Wash. v ' PRIVATE ROARD AND ROOMS. MRS Sarah Chamherlln. Long Beach. Wash. Stores. 3(V4 WASHINGTON ST., NEXT TO PAPK. Inquire of Sam L. Bcary. 327 Morrison st. PERSOXALS. 17 women wsntcd suCenng lrcm Irregular painful periods, leueorrhoea (whites), and all complicated dtteaws pertaining to changes of life, cured by old Dr. Keesler. cor. Second . and Yamhill its. 323 wonen called hurt month. Ccnscltatlon fee, and private rooms fcr ladles. It can't call, nrlte. lneloslnr 10 2e stampn. Hundteds trtatW at hom by hit new o stem. OXYGENATOR IS A TRUE "tVATER OF Life. If you are sick and really want to be well. Investigate; It will cost you nothing Cures are guaranteed or money rtfundoa. For partlcuars address Oxygenator Co., loom IS Ruescl building. Portlanil. Or. D5u5AR?IiK' T?5 lorf1or t.. Portland. Or., specialist In all chronle and private diseases of mn and women. Palnrul. Irregular or auu. preutU menstruation quickly relieved, Varl eoc'Je ?f sirlrtun guaranteed cured In one week. No detention. Consultation free. BLAZIER'S CONCERT HALL BLAZIER'S CONCERT HALL 248 BURNSIDE STREET , . 24S BURNSIDE STREET ThBrelnCySsSNoD?rbn- '5 INDIAN MEDIUM. GIFTED INDIAN. BORN with double veil, tells past preset and fu lure; heals all diseases by the um of Indian herbs reading by letter $1. Mrs. Professor Wheatly Howe. 41st and Section Lino road. Take Richmond cars, end car line. DRESS SUITS RENTED. ALL SIZES. WE call for. sponge, yress and deliver one suit of your ciothlng each week. ew on bu.rn. se up rlpa. for $1 per month. Dyeing, sttam cleaning and repairing. Unlqut Vsliorlrr Cs S47 Washington, both 'phones. DR. PARKER'S ANTISEPTIC PREVENTA tlve Cones. A thorough antiseptic; preehts disease; cures most female troubles. Mailed on receipt of price. $1 50. Sample, 10c Parkr Chemical Co., Portland, Or.: P. O box 875. Superfluous hair, moles and other facial blem ishes removed with electric needle; perma nent cure, electric massage for wrinkles Porllard Electrolysis Parlors, 15-18 Lewis bldg.. cor. Park and Mor. Phone Brown B57 LAXLNE. LAXINE. LAXINE AS PLEA8 ant as soda water; invaluable for stomach and bowel troubles. Try It For sale by R. B. Knight opposite Oregonlan building, or Model Drug Store. 05 Grand ave. MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BT DR. ROB erts Nerve Globules. One month's treatment $2. 3 moatba. W. Sent securely sealed by malt Agents. Woodard & Clarke. Portland. LADIES. IF YOU WH GENTLEMEN COR rerpondenta for amusement or matrimony address lockbox BCO, .Portland Or. Ladles5 pergonals Inserted free In Helping Hand. UNION PRINTERS GOOD 'LINOTYPE op erators receive ?5 P-r day. Advertiser can teach several educated men. Terms. MM Address Export care Oregonlan. MASSAGE BY SCIENTIFIC AND EXPERI ertced lady operator. Just arrived from Chi cago; manicuring and chiropodist in cannec tton. Room 20 Raleigh block. ILLOND-S PREVEN'TIVE CONE3, AN UN equaled intlseotlCi no failure: per'boxt $1.60 ffrapls. 10c. Blond Chem. Co.. PortJend. P O. box 074. NIH- XSP.ElfcQXliT . DRINKS AND Cigars. 1.W Vl 11:30 sP. amusement tJi ii ,,U1 u AU "' mm 7P. M. i- eTcry evening. A10 flnt-claJS PE31SOXAL5. OLD BRASS. COINS. POSTAGE STAMPS. arrow-heada, Indian baeketa and curios bought for cash. D. M. Averllt & CO.. 831 Morrison YOUR, PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably niled at EyseU's Pharmacy. 227 Morrison si., bet. 1st and 2d. WE PRINT 30 FINE VISITING CARDS. 23c; 50, 33Ci 250 business cards. $1; 500. $1.30. Hrown SChmale 22H First St.. Portland. FRITZ CONCERT HALL, largest cafe on Pa cific Coast, 240 o 20 Burnslde. Wefnhard's ber on draught. Ctubrooras upstairs, CONFINEMENT CASES. RECEIVED AND cared for at physician's housa, Dr. Arthur Do Voe. SattK BILLT J,ti.V8 DICYCLE HOSPIT.VU 13 4TH Phone Clay 6U. Wheels called for, delivered. Ladles Free, harmless monthly regulator: can not fall. Mr. B. Rowan, R. 175. Milwaukee. CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADIES AND gentlemen Apply at room 45 Ldbbe bldg. FLUTING OF ALL KINDS: SILK UNDER sklrt work a specialty, ia Secorid street. SOMETHING NEAV IN GUM: MOTTS LACTI Pepsin For health, beauty and pleasure. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. PROPOSALS rOR RETAINING WALL-OF-flce of the City Water Works. Portland. Or., iuy 17. 1000. Sealed proposals, addressed to Frank T. Dodge. Clerk of the Water Com mittee, and Indorsed, on th outside of the envelope- "Proposals for retaining wall." will be received at this office until 3 P. M. Wednesday. July 25. 1000. for furnishing ma terials, and labor for the construction of a retaining wall of timber, brush and stone, at s,an,33r River crossing of the Bull Run pipe line, a point about 23 miles southeast erly from Portland. Plans and specifications lnar. be seen and forms of proposal obtained at this office. Proposals for said work must be accompanied by a certified check for five per cent of the amount of the proposal, pay able to the order of the Clerk of the Water iiSir.T. Vs i the Clty oi Portland. Or., as jlqfuldated damages In case that the bidder, JL?wanletI tne contract, should fall or neg it,itol"'cute the contract and furnish the required bonds within five days after notice j.Tne ward-. Tb r!ht to reject any Or all i ZJ to. ?n OT new Proposals. Is express ly reserved by the Water Committee By or SCL?.f ihUlVat8r Committee of the City of Portland, Or. d. D. CLARKE. Engineer. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL b received by the undersigned until 0 P. ."' Au5ust. - and tne" opened, for the con struction of a wharf and warehouse covering about 100.000 square feet and about 800 feet Xk"?,10 "-"rroach near th mouth of the Columbia River, Clatsop County, Oregon, t, ,s and 8Pncatlons can be seen and blank forms of proposal secured at the of nce of the Arforla & Columbia Stiver Rail road In the Flavel bulldlnr. Astoria. Or. A satisfactory bond will be required of the suc cessful blddr. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or all bids In whole or in part, as per forms of proposal and speclflca t.ons. Northwest Construction Company. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED TRO posals. addressed to C. C. Huntley. Oregon lty. Or., for furnishing material and build ing 8wer In Oregon City will b received br tro committee on streets and pufcllr proprtv until 2 o'clork P. M . on the th day of AUffu-t 1900. Plans and specifications can be examined at City Recorder's . at OreffonClty. The committee on streets and public prorrtv reserves thn right to reject any or all bids. C. O. HTTNTI.EY, E. V STORY. C. W. FnEDRICH. .. - . Committee. Oregon City, July 11. lo. NnriCK TO WOOD DEALERS WOOD djlr are herehy Invited to submit tenders to thi Board of Countv Commissioners of Multnomah County. Oregon, for 400 cords of Mabwood. moi or less, the same to be well seasoned and oT po-vl quality. 4-foot lengths. delivered p Countv Courthouse, at such times as may be directed. Bids to be opened or all bids Is hereby rwrved. TO. It STEELE. J" G. MACK tx-f errvrrTT-Tie- . Board of County Commissioners. (Department of the interior, oftice of the Governor of District of Alaska. Sitka, Alaska. July 1 1000 8-aUd prorosaW will b received at tIs nffle until 2 o'clock P M. Auruv 15. 1000. from responsible asylum or sanitariums. wt of lh main rang?- of the Roky Mountains, for the care, rustody anfl trratnrnt therein of p-rsons loitslly ad Judgrd Insftn- In the Dltrlct of Alnka dUr Jnr the Csral veir ending- Jun 30. 1001. Sat isfactory bond for performance of contract -nn ward-d will be T-onirwi. Further "in formation will b nnpl'ed on arpllcatlon to thi novrrror, JOHN G. BRADY, Go-ernor of Alaska. Stockholders Meet lnar. .NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cocur d'Alne Development Company, for the election of a Board of Directors for the enulng year, and for the transaction of eurh other buMness as may reguiirly come before them will b hld at tho office of the company, rooms 501 to 504 Chamber of Com ?lcn2Lbu',,J,n5'' Tortland. Oregon, on August 0. 1000. at 10 o'clock A. M. GEORGE F HOLMAN. feecrctary Coeur d'Alene Development Com pany. Portland. Or.. July 13. 1000. BIJseellnneons. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-BRIDGE CON tractors are hereby Invited to submit tenders to the County Commlsloners or Multnomah County, Oregon, for the reconstruction of Madiron-fltreet bridge swing-span, according to specifications on file In the office of the County Commissioner at Portland. Or. Each contractor must make one flat bid. with the amount expressed In welting, and accom ranlM by certified check of one thousand dollars, payable to th order of the County Commissioners, as liquidated damages conse quent on failure of bidder to enter into con tract for the completion of the work. The accepted bidder must furnish bonds to tho amoupt of th bid. conditioned on the fuc coMftil execution of the work and the ob servance of all the requirements of the Speci fications The tenders must be pldcM In tho hands of the County Commissioners by half past one o'clock. August 4. 1000. The right to reject any or all bids Is hereby reserved. , WM. B STEELE, WM SHOWERS, J. G. MACK. County Commissioners. BUSINESS CHAXCES. ROOMING-HOUSES. 7 TO 00 rooms, all bar gains and good locations. RESTA1TIANTS. GROCERY stores, CIGAR, candy and fruit stores SALOONS, creamery and bakery, country merchandise stocks, any kind of business you want MONEY to loan In ums to suit, low Interest, chattel or real estate security. JENNINGS & CO 3004 MORRISON ST. FOR SALE-FURNITURE AND BUSINESS of 50-room hotel in Marshfleld. Or.; only one other hotel In the city I enjoy large tran sient futirnnnir Aft, AnnitM.iM. .,.. . -- w ....v. -w..i.ui..tll& M3U UUfli ncea successfully for 20 years, I want to retire;- reason. Ill health. Address J. L. Ferry. prop.. Marshfleld, Or. - FO LEASE -3 ACRES WILLAMETTE Me.r,fronh on R P-n" IU: c"rl locu tion; long time; manufacturing, mills, ware houses. Address M. Bane, 374 East Clay St., Portland, Or. FOR SALE-TOBACCO. CIGAR, ICE CREAM a,n5.1nfect,.on.PrT store: ow,nC sickness in family, must close out at a sacrifice: good location. Call afternoon. 322 Williams ave A BARGAIN -A GOOD - PAYING SALOON for sale In Fortland'a business center, on ac- fV BUSINESS. LARGE PROFITS; Es tablished trade; inventory about $1200: will sacrifice 1C purchased before November. 3SS Morrison street FOR SALE OROCERY STORE; CLEAN. 5ma.UrtPck' fixtures. At half price. Inqulro 4t 475 Kearney st. FOR R-eLE ALL OR HALF OF GOOD-PAY-Ing business. Address S 07. care Oregonlan. LOST AND FOUND. LOST OR STRAYED ABOUT JULY 4, FROM the- east side of Rosa Island, a bay horse branded "N" on the right shoulder, star na forehead. A suitable reward will be paid by notifying the German Bakery, or 1004 Mil waukee st LOST-LADY'S PURSE. CONTAINING PIECE of belt buckler, .and sliver Initial "B" m outside: was lost at St Johns Sunday. Find er please return to Oregonlan office. LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH. BROKEN .from chain: small picture of gentleman In pack. Return to room 23 The Wlnfleld 104tt Fourth, and receive reward. "ln,lela' LOST-FRIDAY. JULY 20. NURSE'S GOLD pin. enameled cross, class '05. Net -H. H. Suitable reward by returning to 113 jJtn st. LOSTj-AT ST. JOHNS ON SATURDAY, A . ".r0ltl ""L1' wlth tob d ring. Rft rturn 54S Hoyt Reward. . .b- LOST-PORTLAND ATHLETIC CLUB" GOLD wft p: ,ett,cr ,,p" ln centcr- Kum 47 ruth. Reward. UUSIXESS DIUECTOllV. Aaaoygrw and Auftlyatn. J. JH. FISK. MINERAL chemist, gold dust bought. ASSAYER AND ZHVx Washington. PAULBAUMEL. ASSAYElt AND ANALYIST: gold dust bought. 22SV4 Stark st. MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS; AS says; estimates given. 92 Flrst. Attomeya. EDWARD T. TAGGART. ATTORNEY-AT-JATf. general practice. 613 Chamber of Com- m tnerce. - J. w. Ransom. attorney-At-law and counselor. Bates Bank bldg.. Portland. Or. Asrrlonltnral Implements, Machinery EDWARD HUGHES; WAGONS, CARRIAGES and farm roaehlnery of all kinds. lt Front. JOif OE; Newton wagons, burgles, wlnd mllla; punipay machinery. Foot Morrison a. Book Stores. J'.-r SP . CO" WHOLESALE AND RE tall b0okiieHerit and anatlonera. 133-33 3d . Brokers. PORTLAND MINING & TRUST CO. (LTD.) Handle mines, buy prospects; large loans negotiated, low rate Interest, mlnea examined, reported on. O. M. Bdsendale. Consulting S1.111' rooms 615-51C Oregonlan building. Cable Weatherby. Coda Bedford McNeaL. Correspondence solicited. Cnrpenters and Builders. RHODES & BUCKNER. CABPENTERS, OF nce flttara and Jobbers; satisfaction guaran teed. Phone Black 014. 330 Stark. JOHN A MELTON, carpenter, builder, offlca and store fixtures. Ore. tel. 747. 305 Stark. Chiropodists. M. DEVENY & MAUD DEVENY. THE only scientific chiropodists, room 301 Allsky Wag., 3d and Morrison. Ore. phone Grant 10. Mi" S cblropody, manicuring, 50 Union bk. lst-Stark. 0 A. M. to 5 P. Mj l'el. Front 544! Clairvoyants. Mme. Dr. Heraog. from Berlin, scientific re jealer; tella entire life, past, present and fu tare; consultation on all affairs; nothing ex cepted; names .given; good advice; sure help; mistake Impossibla: Imports genuine gypsy lore power Feo, $1; letter, $2. 347 Taylor. Coal Dealers. VULCAN COAL CO.. DEALERS IN HOUSE, steam and blacksmith coals. Also foundry coke. Front st.. near Gllsan. Cornices SUyiiffliti METAL SKYLIGHTS. GALVANIZED IRON comlcea J. c. Bayer. 285 2d st -H Commlssioa Merc&aats. "Jf? i. a?I2aER' PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, furs. wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old metal, and general commission merchant. Front lit. near Main. Portland. or. cash advances on cocIgnments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO., SHlf BROKERS d commission merchanta. Sherlock bldg ALLEN CLEWlS. COMMISSION AND PRO duoe mrchant3, Front A. D sta., Portland. Or. EVERDINO & FARRELL, commission, butter ce. chickens arid farm produce, Portland. Dentists. DR. CT B. BROWN. Tel. "Ore. Red 2545; resl "dence. White C34. 514-16-10 Dekum bldgT Dyeing: and Cleaning. H 7"': TURNER. PROFESSIONAL DYER and cleaner. 301 17th. Tel. Red. 131. JXlutl Electrical Machinery. AKRON DYNAMOS. MOTORS. METERS etc Tatum & Bowen. 29 to 35 First street ' Fence and "Wire "Worlcs. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE ttorks. A. Carlson. 280 E. Morrison nu Iron Fonailew, Maoh'sts. Ship D'ld'rs. Wolff & ZWIcker Iron Works; designers and rnfrs. of ships, steamboats, marine, mining and milling machinery; riveted stesi plpi. Harness And Saddles. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. HARNEM and sole leather, saddlery, hardware, findings and Shoe-store supplies. 73 Front st THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CC WHOLt- and harness mmiifaHni..r. leather and "saddlery-hard wart. 72 Front st Ice Cream Dealers. Special attention giv-n families and boardlng houses. Labbo & Rebe. 310 Washlngtbn st Insurance. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 1st st Boyd & Arnold, general agents. Iron Foundries and Machinist. Smith k. Watson Iron Works; engines and boil ers; logging engines -a specialty; quartx and saw mills; misc. machinery. Front and Hall Japanese Goods. DEALERS IN BAMBOO FURNITURE AND Japanese goods. 311 Morrison, opp FartCRlee. Slnrble nnd Granite Works. LARGEST. BEST STOCK OF MONUMENTS In city, at cost, to reduce stock before mov ing down town. Weeks. 720 Front st PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS; marble, gran ite and stone work. Scbanen & Neu, 2(Sa 1st Massag;e. SELECT MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC LADY from San Francisco. Parlor 20, 20SH Stark LADY GIVES VAPOR BATHS AND MAS sago, at 313ft Washington st, room 33. Magnetic and 3Iental Healing-. MRS. C. J. MAPLE. MAGENTTC HEALER fWeltmer method), personl and home treat ment taught 211 2d. near Salmon. Portland MRS. J. MAY YOUNG, mental science healer, personal and absent treatments. 354 Harrison. minlnar Machinery. Wllflej concentrator. Drake amal.. Ideal stamp milt mining cars. Tatum & Bowen. 29-35 lit. - Oregon Vla-rl Company. Lewis bldg.. Park and Morrison. Free Health lectures to women Thursday, at 2:20 P. M. Medical. PAUL CROMWKLL. THE COLORED SPB clallst ha opened up his office at 235 Hall st, cor. Second, and will sell his medlcln as usual. Medicines for all kinds of chronlo diseases. Rheumatism euro, for any kind or rheumatism or gout lame legs, kidney disease. Full In formation free. Call or address L. T. Lewis. 351 Yamhill at, bet 7th and Park. Portland. NATURAL HEALER I CURE ALL CHRON IC diseases.; no matter how long standing. Call or address John A. Aunola, Blanco Ho tel. Marshfleld. Or. Dr- ,?6r A Bfown: diseases of women and r children a specialty. Consultation and dlag- nosU free, 517-BI8 Tfr Dekum. Portland, Or. Patents. T. J. GEISLER, 610-611 CHAMBER OF COM. Registered attorney U. S. Patent Offlco. Mlvtfaig Investments. SUMPTER GOLD FIELDS: MINES AND mlnlpg stock bought and sold. 3. A Clem St Co.. 148 Third st. Portland. Or. RICHARDSON GOLD MINING CO- OFFERS shares at 12$c share. W. H. Bherrod & Co. HELENA MINING CO. HAS OPENED ncea rooms 112-113 Sherlock building. OF- Musical. Lessons 50c; piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio lin Instruments for sale. Mrs. Martin. 1044 1st LESSONS ON VIOLIN. VIOLA. CORNET; Emll Thlelhnrn. 2C3 Jefferson. TeL West. 1004. Osteopathy. Era. Northrop & AUtire. Osteopaths, sulto 410 Dekum bldg. Investigation respectfully ao Melted: examination free. Phone Main 340. Dr. W. A Rogers & Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks. 533 Marquam; diseases and deformities women and children a specialty. Consultation free. DR-I.UJ-S" SITH. PIONEER OSTEOPATH. scite 4Q0 Oregonlan building. Fhcne Oak 421. Physicians and Sara-eons. DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows' Temple. Palmistry. DARSEN. the palmist, scientific reading of all leading events in life. SOc; practical hand- V"'"t '"f aaie oy auiDOT, at ViVft First St MBS. L. BUTUIANS. fcientlQe Grand avo., room 50. Readings, .H palmist 50c and 9 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Pickle Preservers. WESTACOTT & Kr.'IOHT "HlGH-GRADS picklei. Both phones. 474 East Alder st. UidJncr Academies. Portland Riding Club, fine livery, boarding, saddle horses specialty. Park and Jefferson. Real Eitnte Loans and Rentals. ATKINSON. WAKEFIELD & CO.: ESTAB llshed 1800. 227 Stark street. Ileatanrnnts. THE FINEST 10c HOUSE ON THE COAST. Montana Restaurant. 245 First st. Storngre. OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty. Insurance rates low; storage rates reasonable. "Careful attention given to country consign ments. TeL Or. Main 777; Columbia. BTC SAFES. PIANOS. FURNITURE MOVED AND packed for shipping. C M. Ohen. 123 First. Tel. offlco Main 107: Black 801. Safes. SAFES. SAFES. BANK WORK. LOCK DEFT. Opening lockouts, repairs. J. E. Davis. OtJ Rd. Saw Mill Machinery. Christenson-McMater Machinery Co.t new and 2d-hahd machinery. E. Water and E. Taylor. Scale. OLD RELIABLE STIMPSON COMPUTING scales: office and warerooms No. 60 Third st., between Pine And Ash. R. E. Phillips, gen eral agent for Oregon and Washington. Showcase nnd Store Fixtures. DIXON. BORGESON Washington streets. & CO.. FRONT AND Spirltnallats. IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE AND WOCT advice, call on Mrs. Dr. Merchant 308 3d st Dr. Collins, trance medium; consult him; read ings daily; circle tonight S50H Washington. MRS. STEVENS; advice on all affairs, of Ufa; sittings dailv. 221 Morrison st, room 22. MBS. C. CORNELIUS. MEDIUM, building, Third and Morrison sts. ALISKY MBS. J. A SMITH, medium and magneilo healer, room 2, 234 Morrison. Storn&rc and Transfer. STOrAOE AT LOW RATES CAN BS HAD at Fred Blckel's Storehouse. 31 North Front Stoves, Hansen, Household HMware Hardware: sole agt Universal amoves i ranges: housefurnlshlnggoods. J. J. Kadderly. 141 1st Tents nnd Avrolnffs. Complete camp outfits, hammocks, camp furni ture, etc Pacific Tent Awn. Co.. 27 N. 1st Trnnk Factories. WE MANUFACTURE OUR TRTWKS AND sell direct to the retail public: trunks re paired; trunks and telescopes made to order. BO Third street between Pine and Aah. Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN A' LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS. mr N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or FINANCIAL, LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL or chattel mortgages, personal or salary se curity, at low rates. C. W. Pallett. 213 Com mercial block. Tel. Grant S58. $200,000 TO LOAN AT 5. 0. 7 PER CENT. City and suburban property for sale and rent Agent for Westchester Flro Insuranca Co. Wm. G. Beck, 321 Morrison st LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND other securities; lowst rates; private. S. W. King, room 45 Washington building. LOANS ON FURNITURE AND SECURITIES. Thompsons cut-rate tloket omee. 123 Third. LOANS fn chattels, salaries, etc, low rates; r- ore us ura i. iuunn e o.. wh ijeaum bldg. MONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS FROM $6 TO $500. on all classes of security. R. I. Ecker son &. Co.. room 5 Washington building. MONEY TO LOAN IN SMALL BUMS ON chattel security: terms reasonable. William Held, 225 Ablcgton building. MONEY "TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE curity. Wm. Holl. room 9. Washington bldg. MONEY TO LOAN, C per cent farm or city property. O. M. Smith. 814 Ch. of Commerce. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON FURNI ture, pianos, salaries, etc Can be paid in Installments, reducing Interest Rates lower than the lowest. F. W. Graves. Mgr., 124 0th, near Wash, (ground floor). Tel. Oak 1331. MONEY LOANED ON BICYCLES. PIANOS, furniture and other securities. W. A. Hath away, room 10 Wash. bldg. Phono South 781. State funds loaned 0 per cent W. E. Thomas, stlte agt. for Mult. Co.. 100 Cham, of Com. BANKS. SAVINGS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. 100 THIRD STREET. Money to lean on mortgage. A general trust and agency buelnesa transacted. BENJ. I. COHEN President n. i -rxi iw-h., a. b. .Mi;MULcS....vice-Prfs. E. J. ALTSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA... Secretaries FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Designated Depositary and Financial Agent of the United States. President H. W. CORBET Vice-President A L. MILLS Cashier O. E. WITHINUTON Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKUUC Second AfHstant Caphler W. C. ALVOHD Letters of credit issued, available in Europe and the Eastern states. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New York. Boston, Chicago, St Louis St Paul, Omaha. San FrnnCisco nnd the principal points In tne Northweet Eight and time bills drawn In sums to suit on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-Maln. Hong Kong. Yokohama. Copenhagen, Chrloti anla. Stockholm. St Petersburg, Moscow 'Zu rich, Honolulu. -r onoa Collections made on favorable tsrms. ,, LADD T7LTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1S50. Transact a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favorably tcrma. Letters 6f credit issued available in Eu rope and ths Eaotern states. , Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New York. Washington. Chicago, St Louis, Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and vari ous points In Oregon, Washington, Idah6, Mon tana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. WELLS. FARGO & CO. BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 58.250,000 JOHN J. VALENTINE PRESIDENT HOMER S. KING MANAGER (Ban Francisco.) R M. DOOLY CASHD3R JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) 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 Vice-President R. W. HOTT v Cashier GEO. W. HOYT Ae.-ictant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts and letters of credit Issued, available in all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO B.NK LIMITED. CAPITAL PAID UP $2,450,000 Head Ofllce. 71 Lombard street London. This bank transacts a general banking and excharge business; make; loans, dhvounts bll's and issues commercial and travelers' credits, available In any rity In the wcrld. Chamber of Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, cor. Third and Oak J. C AINSWORTn. Pres.; W. W. PHILLIPS Cashier. Transacts a General Banking Bualness. Exchange bought and sold on all the principal cities. In Europe. Also facilities for telegraphte transfers. Collection made on favorable terms on all accessible point. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT Connected with the bank. Safes rented on easy terms. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business Drafts Issued available in all cities of the United States and Euiope. sVfi0"1,.;-': TYLER WOODWARD v,-,prMldent JACOB KAMM 9aa&!,r - F- C- MILLER BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-PAID-UP CAPITAL ... S3 000 two RESERVE r........; T 300000 Head Offl-e. CO LomMrd street. "London. Coml block. 241 Washington St.. Portland. B. LEA BARNC3. Manager h
