THE M0RXI1K1- OKEGONIAH, THtJBSDAT, JULY 26, 1900.
OUT OF LUMBER CAMPS
RETURN OV MAINE WOODSMEN
jmosi WINTER'S WORIC
Htm the Penobscot River Loir Crop
U Uuivestcd Whnt the Wouda-
xuen Recclrt,
Boston Herald.
. Tire picturesque woodsmen of Maine are
now parading the streets of Bangor, clad
In strange garb and Jingling In their
pockets the rewards of a long Winter of
the hardest kind of work. Their coming
to town has given an Impetus to business
and generAl gayety. The men who hire
out In the Fall to chop logs, swirap roads
or tend sleds In the woods need to have
strength, first-class appetites and a happy
disregard of numerous conveniences m
the manner of living. They have to put
up with the baked beans 21 times a week
in the logging camps.
The men who so into the woods at
wages ranging from $10 to $30 a month
take the Jobs not because they like thorn,
but beciuse In "Winter tlmo they can get
nothing better. Years ago, when wages
were much higher than now, most of the
Penobscot logs were cut by Bangor men
and residents of towns along the river
men of family, who were among the most
respectable of the laboring classes, and
most of whom fcrougnt their wages, or a
good part of the money, home. Nowadays
the logging crews are made up of young
men of Bmgor and other river towns,
and of men from the maritime provinces,
few of whom are married, and still fewer
of whom seem to know the value of the
money that they earn by months of hard
work In the woods. They "go In" along In
November and December, and begin to
"come out" In March, the main body
coming down to Bangor, where all hands
are paid off in April.
It takes about 45t0 men to harvest the
Penpbsco River log crop, and a large
proportion of these jocmc to Bangor In me
Spring to get their pay and have a gool
time. Many of them, after months of en
forced sobriety, far from any settlement
seem to feel in duty bound when tney
reach Bangor to have a big spree. This
annual spree to the loggers Is not so gen
eral or so violent as formerly, the crews
appearing to grow "tamor," as the police
6ay, every year; but while their mony
lasts they make Exchange street lively
enough, in any year, and this Is the har
vest time for the saloon-keepers, the
boarding-house keepers and the dealers
in ready-mxda clothing.
Every day the trains from the north and
east bring down scores of woodsmen, and
the rallroacPstations are thronged with
.boarding-house runners and drummers
for clothing stores, and also the "butn
jsiers," who see In the return of the
loggers bright prospects for unlimited
liquid refreshments. It is an affecting
welcome that this latter class extends to
the woodsmen. The latter are assured
that they are looking well, and that they
are the best men who ever went up the
west branch. The first thing the return
ing woodsman wants is a drink, and when
he drinks everybody In the house Is count
ed in. The saloon-keeper sees to It that
there are a good many In the house, for
the more who drink the health of the
ldggers the larger will be his profits.
The clothing store man generally gets
the logger's- ear before he has been long
in town, and the result Is that the logger
is fitted out with a ready-made suit at a
good price.
Then the boarding-house man has his
turn, and, as he sells both victuals ana
drink, he stands the best chance of get
ting the lion's share of the logger's waces.
For a few weeks the saloons will do a
thriving business and the boarding-houses
will resound with the songs of the woods
men "John Ross," a stirring lyric de
scriptive of experiences at Suncook, and
-other ballads filled with the praises of
woods heroes, all sung to rollicking airs
nnd "With- an energy that disturbs the
sleepers on the next block.
There is one-song, "The Island Boys,"
whloh is dear to the hearts of tbo na
tives of Prince Edward Island, and this
has been parodied by a local balladist.
"When a native logger wishes to annoy tho
"P. E. I's," as the Islanders axe called,
lie will tune up with the exasperating
parody on their pet song, beginning:
"Oh, the boys of the island they feel discon
tent, For It's dull times at home and they can't
tnako a cent:
8o says Rory to Angus: 'Here we're doing
no good.
Let's co over to Bangor and work In .the
woods.' "
The term "P. E. I's" is applied gener
ally to all men from the British prov
inces They are big, strapping fellows,
very good-natured, but they have always
been held In contempt by the native log
gers because they have been the means
of lowering the rate of wages on the Pe
nobscot River Latterly these provincials
have come to be known as the "Rorles"
and the "Anguses, because so many of
them bear the name of Rory or Angus.
They are mostly of Scotch extraction, and
are largely McDonalds, McBougalls, Mc
Intyres, McPhersons, Camerons, McPhees,
McBeths and Mcllroys.
This year the woodsmen have received
about 20 per cent more pay than in 1S99,
but still, after deducting the "wangan"
bin, they haven't a great deal left to show
for their Winter's work. The wangan is
a sort of supply store kept In every woods
camp. The wangan keeper, who Is gener
ally the operator himself or a deputy,
sells stockings, mittens, woolen shirts.
moccasins, rubber boots and shoes, to
bacco, playing cards and a lot of other
things. The wangan prices are nearly as
high as those prevailing In the Klondike.
The loggers have no money In the woods,
and it Is all a credit transaction.
In a few weeks roost of the woodsmen
will have spent all their money, and will
be looking for jobs on tha log drives,
where the season is shorter, and the
work, although more hazardous, better
paid. Every year some of the river driv
ers abe'druwned. It is more dangerous to
drive logs in quick waters than It is to
take part in some wars. The bodies of
drowned drivers are burled along the
banks of the river, with little -wooden
slabs or crosses to mark the graves. At
one place on the west branch, called by
the drivers "the boneyard," may be seen
40 little mounds. No hands care for these
graves, but the wild flowers blossom over
them and the wind sweeping through the
dark pines sings for these unfortunates
a ceaseless requiem.
Stevcna' Orlfflnnllty.
Richard Harding- Davis In Scrlbner's.
The death of George W. Stevens was as
hard and as difficult a problem. He had
but only begun a career of brilliant and
helpful work. It was work peculiarly
his own. He borrowed no one's point of
view, but by a marvelous instinct and
intuition picked out in all he saw the es
sential, the dramatic, the human, and
the humorous, and expressed it so that
others saw It .for themselves.
His last letter shows how the siege
filled him with boredom and ennui. In
one of them ho says: "Come quickly to
our relief or wo .die not of shells, -but of
dullness." I do not know that I can
make it clear, but it seems in some way
to add to the pathos of his end that it
should have come to the man who went
to Khartoum with Kitchener, to Calcutta
with Curzon, and to Rennes with Drey
fus when he was longing to be up and
doing -when all of those fine Instincts
and possibilities of perception and powers
of expression were in rebellion at being
kept idle, and were starting for the ao
tlon, and incident, and color of which his
hand was the master.
NEW TODAY.
Knight's Drug Store
Opposite Oregoplan building. 120 Sixth. Drugs
und medicines. Prescriptions a specialty.
Wellington Goal.
Pacific Coast Company. Telephone, 229. 2P
Washington" street.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. July 25.-8 P. M Maximum
temperature, 72- minimum temperature, K;
total precipitation. 6 P. M, to 6 P. M, 0-00;
total precipitation since Bpt 1, 1899, 3S.C3
inches; normal precipitation since Sept J. 1803,
48.22 Inohes; deficiency, 7.54 inches, total fun
shine July 21, 0:42; possible sunshine July 21,
15:07.
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
The high-pressure area continues central off
the North Pacific Coaet, with the "lew over
Idaho. Traces of rain have occurred in East
ern Washington and Idaho, and the weather Is
cooler and cloudy In those districts,, the fall In
temperature Pting from o to 14 deg. The in
dications are for cloudy to partly cloudy weath
er In this district Thursday, and east of the
mountains it will be still cooler.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 25 hours
ending at midnight Thursday. July 20:
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Partly cloudy and threatening; winds mostly
southerly.
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and
Idaho Threatening and cooler; winds mostly
southwest.
Portland and vicinity Partly cloudy; south
west winds.
EDWARD A- SEALS. Forecast Official.
CLASSIFIED AD. RATES
'Rooms," "Rooms and Beard." "Housekeep
ing Booms." "Situations Wanted," IS words or
less. 15 cents; 10 to 20 words, 20 cents; 21 to 23
words, 25 cents, etc. No discount for additional
insertions.
UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "Nw
Today." 30 cents for IS words or less; 1C to 20
words,. 40 cents; 21 to 23 words, 50 cents, etc
first Insertion. Each additional Insertion, one
half; no further discount under one month.
"NEW TODAY" (gauge measure agate), 13
cents per line, first insertion; 10 cents per line
for each additional Insertion.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad.
dressed care The Oregoulan and left at this of
flee, should always be Inclosed in sealed envel
ope. No stamp Is required on such letters.
The Oregonlan will not be reiponslble for er
rors in advertlsenenu taken utreub the tele
nbone.
AMUSEMEXTS.
ALISKT'B WINTER CARDEN.
ALISKY'S WINTER GARDEN,
ALISKY'S WINTER GARDEN.
THIRD AND MORRISON ETS.
THIRD AND MORRISON STS.
THIRD AND MOKRIBON STS.
- VENETIAN LADY TROUBADOURS.
VENETIAN LADY TROUBADOU8S.
VENETIAN LADY TROUBADOURS.
EVERT EVENING AND WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
DINNER FROM 5 TO 8 P. M.. 5 CENTS.
FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL
SEVENTH AND ALDER STS.
THE FAMOUS KIRCHNER FAMILY
ORCHESTRA
THE DI GOSCA BROTHERS. th Werld-Re-nawnod
Elcctrlral-Muslcal Experts.
HATTIE WARD, the Clever Songstress.
Lillian Walther. "a Favorite."
Elaine Form. Vocalist.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
At Central Auction Rooms, cor. Alder and
Park sts. Sale at 10 A M. Geo. Baker & Co.,
auctioneers.
At residence, 554 Second st.. at 10 o'clock
AM. S. L N. Gllman, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
OREGON COMMANDERT. NO.
1. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-SUt.-d
conclave thla (Tlm.rM.uy) evening
at 8 o'clock. Ordar of the l'm
ule. By order of
SIR C. V. COOI'ER. E. a
SIR CHARLES HUSSEY, Rec
HOHX.
O'NEIL July 25. 1000. to the wife of Mark
O'Neil. a daughter; weight 10 pounds.
DIED.
STAVER In this city. July 25, Samuel W.
Staver. aged 01 years. Funeral notice later.
EDWARD HOLMAN. Unaertalccr,4th
and Yamhill stn. Reno Stlnnon, lnuy
assistant. Both phones No. 507.
FInlcr. Klmbnll A Co., L'nc!rrtnJT.
Lady assistant. 275 Third nt. Tel. O.
F. S. Dunning, Undertaker, 414 East
Alder. Lady Assistant. Roth phone.
NEW TODAY.
MATTING BARGAINS
JuEt received 200 rolls of fine, heavy mat
ting. This Is what all the stores sell for 25c
and 30c per yard; we will sell It today only
for 15c per yard.
I. GEVURTZ & SONS
Homefurnlahors, 173 and 175 First st.
GO CARTS
Special At this season we can offer you go
carts cheap. Call and see today,
WM. GADSBY
Corner Washington and First.
PORTLAND STREET FAIR AND CARNIVAL
Privileges Sealed bids are Invited for conces
sions and privileges during the Portland Street
Fair and Carnival, opening September 4,
closing September 15. 1000, as follows: Ice
cream, soda water, candles, popcorn, peanuts,
cigars, oyster cocktails, tamales and curios.
Address all "bids to Chairman Concessions
Committee. Portland Street Fair and Carni
val, headquarters Imperial Hotel building.
OWL SOAP, AT STRICTLY WHOLESALE
prlci. to help the carnival, 8 bars for 25s.
Oregon Cash Grocery. 'ZSZ North 14th, 412
Washington st.
ANTON ZILM, teacher ot violin, airing quar
tets for rntsrtajnments. A O. U. W. Tample.
Mortgage Loans
On improved city and faxra property, at !;
current rates. Building loans. Insullmeat
loam. Marmastrr Hlrr-lt. 311 Wnrritr Kk.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
25 LOTS WITH ELEGANT MODERN SIX
room house and bath. Joins Piedmont nrar
car line and bicycle paths; young orchard;
cheap; easy terms. Dr. Swain, 713 Dskum
Bldg
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE
WE HAVE FOR SALE A lO.OtT-ACRE TRACT
of spruce and fir on the Umpqua River. We
buy and tell timber lands on commission.
Hartman. Thompson & Powers. 3 Chamber
of Commerce.
ISO ACRES FINE TIMBER LAND. THREE
miles from Amboy. Wash. Address S 73,
care Oregonlan.
FOR SALE FARMS.
62 ACRES IMPROVED LAND. WITH BLn4
Ings. etc. 7 miles from Portland. $4500.
140 acres partly improved land, with house,
etc. V miles from Portland. $4500.
235 acres. 4 miles from Forest Grove. 23
miles from Portland; 80 acres improvec.
$3500.
100 acres, 2 miles from HllUboro, It miles
from Portland: well-improved farm: $5500.
50 acres. 2 miles from Newberg. 25 miles
from Portland. $1600.
1C6 acres, 2 miles from North Yamhill; a
good farm; $4500.
331 acres, 3 miles from North Yamhill, In
Moore's Valley. SO acres cultivated. $3300.
500 acres, S mlies from Lollaa. 4 miles from
railroad; an excellent farm, about one-half
in cultivation; $5000.
Good stock ranches in Douglas County. 4
milts from Oakland, from 500 to 2460 acres,
at from $5 to $12 per acre.
For further particulars apply to
MACMA8TER & BIRRELL
811 Worcester block. Portland. Or.
THE CELEBRATED "HENRY LONG
Farm," at Chehalls, considered by many to
be the best money-making farm In Uie rtate.
will b sold by the administrator Sept l,
either In parcels or as a whole, to the high
eat bidder. Full information by addressing
W. B. Allen, box 317, Chehalls. Wash.
STOCK AND FRUIT RANCH OF S70 ACRES
for sale; well watered, rood soil; 30 acres
bearing orchard, only two miles from Oak
land. Douglas County, Or.l low price and easy
terras Apply directly to the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company, San Franolsco, Cal.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL
parts -of Oregon -and Washington; payments
made to suit purchasers. For full particulars
as to various properties, apply to Macmaster
& BlrrelL 3U Worcester Block,
JJSS
TO EXCHANGE.
GOOD TEAM HORSES. WAGON AND HAR
neM for rale cheap, or exchange for city
property. C. E. Bennett. 127 Fourth t
BELGIAN IIAUES FOR SALE,
BELGIAN HARES-A BRANCH HAS BEEN
located of the Eldorado Rabbltry, Riverside.
Cat, where you can purchase direct from the
breeders. Why buy of Jobbers when you can
buy direct. Shipment Just arrived, Four
6 months' Lord Britain does, $0 each. If tacen
this week. Special le on BeHidere Taken.
Banbury and Edlnooro stock. Breeding does
very cheap. Give us a call. Our prices to
advance. 103 North Third st, Portland.
BELMONT RABBITRT. 14 EAST 34TH ST..
Portland Orders booked this week only for
service of cur famous imported buck. "Duke
of Teck." score 05, at tin; Britain Chief. ?3.
A few choice does, bred, $15 to $23; one
fine- Lord Nason buck. $10,
BELGIAN HARES AT CUT RATES: LARG
ct stock, best strains; lowest prices. Portland
BoigUn Hare Aas'n. 184 4tfi. near Yamhill.
Los Anreles Rabbltry, 004 Oregon St., Port
land: low prices. Prince Yukon. Jr . fee $10.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SEWING-MACHINES-rA , FEW SLIGHTLY
damaged machines. Singer. White, New
Home, and Wheeler & Wilson, at astonish
ing low prices. 215 Morrison street, Mar
quam building.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS CONTAINED IN FIVE
room bouse, 704 Williams ave.; new !&.t Jan
uary, including fine folding bed and two up
right pianos, must be old this week. Apply
on premises.
YOUNG. TEAM. 1S00 POUNDS EACH. AND
nw wagon: now engaged on $0 day Job.
Call Krebb' brickyard, near No. 2 reservoir,
"K. L Rosenthal, owner.
FOR SALB-A BEAUTIFUL SPAN OF BAY
hoires. well matched: 6 years old; weight
about ISM pounds, J. A. Webber, Vancou
ver. Wash.
STECK UPRIGHT PIANO, LARGEST SIZE,
maliocany. all Improvement, for 235. Also
one ebony, fine condlt.on. $110.-704 Williams
ava,
TWO CARLOADS RIGS. PART RUBUER
tire; old ones in exchange; MH) set hsntew,
75 second-hand tigs. S Tcmllnson. 211 Wa.h,
FOR SALE STEAM WOOD SAW. COM
plete, either with or without tem and har
ness. Apply to H. L. Searls. Montavlila.
Typewriters, all makes, renttd and sold, export
roealring: office supplies and dsaks Coast
Agency Co., 2M Stark et. Both phoaea.
THE MODEL STABLES, COR. FIFTH AND
Davis ets., wilt, ooard your horsos for $15
per head. The best of care given.
IOK HKST ri OAK AND ASH WOOD GO
to Pioneer Wood Yard, foot of Morrison at.
pirtw ISO
S10 FOR A NEW GAS COOKER; $2 CASH,
balance $2 rr month. Gas Co., 174 Fifth st.
Magic lni.HTn. new. second-hana, moving pic
tures. Bullard A- Breck. 131 Post. San Fran.
"HONET-MOON" GUM: ASSORTED FLA
vors. Sold by all leading dealers. Ask for lu
A LOT OF FINE "YOUNG HORSES. DRAFT
and drivers. East Seenth and Stephens at.
bOLID GOI.n PINGS. GUARANTEED. ONLY
$1 each. Uncle Myers. 143 3d. near Alder.
Good panlere far horsrs or cattle at 1001 Mil
waukle at. or Inquire at 128 Third street
NATIOVAT. CASH r.ElSTER FOR SALE
Chenn. Graves Co. 1S4 Sixth.
HELP WANTED IALC
30 MILL HANDS. $2. PASS; J00 R. R. LA
borers. $2, pass; telegraph-pole cutters, lc
foot: hook tender. i to 1.50; one. $50,
board; rigging rustler, $2.25. one. $15, board:
f alters. J2 75 buckers. $2.50; barkirs. $2.25;
swampers. $2; raftman. $2.50; hotel baker.
$20. board, head bak-r, $1S to $22: farm
hand. E O.. $35; teamsters, mill and ard
roen. $2; woodchoppers, SOc to SI; brickyard.
$1.35. boaid. and $2. laborers, city. $2;
cooks; waiters: dishwashers; porters. Cana
dian Agency. 2254 Morrison.
WANTED FOR UNITED STATES ARMY
Able-bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of 21 nnd 35. titlzens qf United States, of
good character and temperate habits, who
can rpeak. read and write English Recruits
are specially desired for service In Philip
pines. For Information, apply to recruiting
officer. Third and Stark streets. Portland.
WANTED A FEW FIRST-CLASS WBWEKS
and two rood hand Jack-splnners, to work
nlchts en Aim casslmercs and flannels; good
wages paid. Apply by letter to Eagle Woolen
Mills Co.. Brownsville. Linn County. Or.
1ST COOK. E. ORE.. NO PASTRY. $12: ALSO
dishwasher, city: 25 laborers, mill and yd..
$1 up (board free), tickets here; loggars.
farm hands, etc Drake, 152 First
RANTED A TRAVELING SALESMAN FOR
wholesale liquor and cigar firm; one ac
quainted with Eastern Oregon trade. Address
A 77, care Oregonlan.
WANTED FOUR NUMBER ONE HAND
Ironcrs; men only strictly sober; wages $2.50
per day. Troy Steam Laundry. Spokane,
Wash.
WANTED-1000 MEN TO DRINK WEIN
hard's Columbia beer; nice and cool. Free
from 7 P. M. to 11:30 P. M 1304 Fifth at
WANTED FIRST-CLASS COAT AND VEST
maker; steady work; wages $15 week. T.
Abrahamslok. Heppner, Or.
WANTED DISHWA8HER; GOOD WAGES
to party wanting steady employment Na
tional HoteL
A GOOD TINNER AND PLUMBER TO GO
to Pendleton, Or. Apply 44 and 40 First
WANTED-MEN FOR COLUMBIA QUARRY;
wages $2 and $2.25 per day. OS First at
WANTED-AN ASSISTANT JANITOR; REF
erencea required. Meier & Frank Co.
FOUR COATMAKERS WANTED,
ling. Vancouver. Wash.
H. DIER-
WANTED GOOD DELIVERY SALESMAN.
Vlnce'a Market
RARBER WANTED.
Strady Job.
203 MORRISON ST.
WANTED-A GOOD. STRONG BOY. PACIFIC
Paper Co.
HELP WANTED yEMALSC.
25.WArrRESSES. CITY. COUNTRY AND
coast; nurse girls; chambermaid?; housekeep
ers; pantry girl; housework, Boise, Idaho;
coast aad all forts In city. $12 to $25. Cana
dian Parlors. 220 Morrison,
PERNIN 8HORTHAND LEARNED IN ONE
third time of Pltmanlc forms: no shading:
no position. Behnko'a Pernln Shorthand and
Commercial College. CI4 Commercial block.
WANTED LADY BOOKKEEPER; GOOD
penman, of some experience; state previous
employers. length of ttmo and wages wanted.
Address W 75, Oregonlan.
AN EXPERIENCED MARKER AND SORT
er. or a bright Intelligent girl to learn; per
manent position, state past experience. U 72,
care Oregonlan.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT IN CITY FOR
refined, energetic middle-aged woman with
good common school education. N 77. can
Oregonlan.
A COMPETENT HOUSEMAID AND LAUN
dress. at Mrs. W. S. Ladd's. between Sixth
and Bevonth and Jefferson and Columbia sts.
WAITRESSES. DOMESTICS. COOKS, ETC.,
wanted; one for S. Bend, $20. R. G. Drake,
152 First
GIRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT HOUSE
work. Apply 770 Overton L. between 23d
and 24lh.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
second work. 722 Flanders st. cor. 22d.
GIRL-TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
ply forenoon. 551 Lovejoy.
WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework. 295 12th Et
SITUATION W4.NTED MALEL
Miscellaneous.
Contract for laborers domestics, farm, mines
and railroads. Japanese Laborers' Ass'n. 43
N. 4th, Portland. Or. Telephone Black 92.
SITUATION WANTED-BY JAPANESE BOT.
to do housework In the city. 245 First st,
city.
SITUATIONS WAXTEDr-FEJlALE.
BY RESPECTABLE LADY, AS MANAGING
housokreper; thorughly competent; best ref
erences, F 75, care 'Oregonlan.
YOUNG LADY. PREPOSSESSING AND
fond of travel, living In Interior town, wishes
position as traveling companion to party
going East or abroad. J 73, care Oregonlan.
YOUNG JAPANESE LADY WANTS Posi
tion to assist dressmaking. Y 70, care Oregonlan.
"WANTED AGENTS.
12500 CAN BE MADE DURING NEXT SIX
months by hustling agents handling our white
and fancy rubber collars, cuffs, bosoms and
neckties. Patented and guaranteed goods.
Inclose stamp for special plan. M, &- M.
Mfg Co., Springfield, Mass.
WANTED TO RENT.
I GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT COM-
pieteiy turnisneu cottage; c3i omc pre
ferred; no children; refcrenets. U 74. Orego
nian. WANTED-AN UNFURNISHED FLAT OR
large house, close In; would lease for num
ber of years. 24 Ruasel block.
WANTED THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISH
ed housekeeping rooms; central; reasonable
M 74. care Oregonlan.
WANTED NEAT. MODER.t COTTAGE;
good locality, central If possible; no chil
dren. J 72. Oregonlan.
THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED HOUSE
kreplng rooms; no children. Address C 72,
care Oregonlan.
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE. 6 OR 7
room modern cottage. Address M 78, Orego
nlan. WANTED TWO OR THREE CONNECTING
unfurnished rooms. C 7S. wrc Oregontea.
-WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO BORROW JS000 ON AN UNDI
vlded Interest in strictly inidp city business
property; very centrally located, the recurlty
offered has a market vale of fftS.Ooo, and
brings In rents of $240 monthly. W 71. care
Oregonlan.
WANTED A FEW FIRST-CLASS WEAVERS
to work night on fine cawlmerc and flan
nels, good wascs paid. Apply by letter to
Eagle Woolen Mill Co., Brownsville. Linn
County, Or.
lwSffi ',fi.2.iAVi' .17
r.i xMr. John Randl-. 12 Ravraond
.. . m. ril
riruw, nu,
WANTED-1000 MEN TO DRINK WEIN-lmrd's-
Columbia beer; nlc and tool. Froa
from 7 P M. to 11:30 P. M. Ii0 Fifth St.
WANTED - STRirTLT FRESH RANCn
eggs, at Krute's Grill-Room. Stark st., oppo
site Chamber of Commerce.
Cast-off Kecond-band clothing wanted at 87 N.
3d. Prices no object. Oregon rnene Clay 3U.
hravy tfvM WANTED INQUIRE VT !
Alton Schneider's.
210 Front ft.
FOR KENT.
JtOOIUM.
THE bPALDING. S. E. COR. PARK AND
AWrr sts.. under the management of the
owner. H1ti H. Spalding The miMt complete
apar:ment-hou5e in the Northwest; choica
room, for gentlemen or gentleman and wlfa;
furnished housekeeping suites a apeclalt).
THE HLEASANTON. 2SS1 THIRD ST. FINE
furnished -"coms. en suits, single, or house
keeping; sunlight In all rooms; bath included,
most reasonable terms; tranMcnt solicited.
THE DREXEL 341 V, MORRISON-UNDER
new management: nicely furnished rooms.
single or en suite. $1.50 per week up; tran
sients accommodatf d
TitP ?K'it-ASTf E. S. E. COit. THIRD AND
Harrison sts. Rooms, furnished or unfur
nished; all modern conveniences; references.
THE OCCIDENTAL. 215 FIRST AND MOR
rlson Rooms, suites, single, housekeeping;
every convenience; $1 week and upwards.
LARGE. WELL - TURNISHED ALCOVE
room: also other pleasant rooms; In a desira
ble location, at 304 Alder et.
CIT.MAN HOTEL Brl-k bldg.. central; fur
nished rooms. $1 week and up. 1st nnd Alder.
THREi
bath.
! UNFURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
387 11th st References.
Rooms "With Hoard.
PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; 12TH YEAR;
rooms with board; enameled bntli tubs; use
of library: Woman's Exchango; Industrial
Fcbool. Address Mr?. E. C. George, superin
tendent, 510 Flanders street
HOTEL VENDOME-COOL, AIRY ROOMS;
porcelain baths, boat table boird; first-c'ass
rrrvlce at low prices; very central location
Comer 13th and Alder streets.
AN ELEGANT SUITE OF ROOMS. AND
fi .other rooms, with Crat-class table board:
all conveniences; best lopatlon. 395 Morri
son, cor. 10th.
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE LARGE
frost room, with board, bath and phone, at
314 Columbia st. cor. Sixth.
215 12TH FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
or en suite, with first-class table board; Eng
lish family.
ONE LARGE FRONT SINGLE ROOM. WITH
firOcIasa board. The Sterling, 535 Couch,
corner 16th.
ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
Morrlaon st
HESPERIAN, 533
FRONT ROOM3, WITH BOARD. 225 11TH
atreet
llouaekeeplnjr Rooms.
TWO LOVELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEr
ing rooms, 10; also will rent entire lower
floor of 5 rooms, furnished complote, to first
class people; private residence. 205 Fourth.
TWO OR THREE WELL-FURNISHED CON
nected rooms, on lowei floor: now vacant;
bath and telephone. 240 Park st
2S1J4 Market Light clean, airy rooms, fur
nished complete for housekeeping; raspoot
abla Phone West 402.
THREE UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms and one furnished; modern conven
iences. 313 14th st
SUITE OF ROOMS. FOR HOUSEKEEPING,
very convenient $S per month; phone and
bath. 247 Fifth.
TWO rLE N FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms; pantry and bath; no children. 00
North 13th.
253 SIXTH ST.. COR. MADISON FURNISH
od housekeeping rooms; nil conveniences; best
location.
Iloane.
FOR RENT FIRST-CLASS MODERN NINE-
room bouse; larro attic ana basement por
celain bathtub, furnace and fireplace; extra
choice location. 180 East 12th st. near Rel
mont; $23 per month. C. H. Korell, 2J5
Stark at
FOR RENT MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE;
gas fixtures, furnace, fireplace, etc.; large
grounds: choice location, routheast corner
22d and Hoyt sts.: $35 per month. C. H.
Korell, 235 Stark st
0 ROOMS, NEWLY PAINTED AND PA
pered, northeast corner Sixth and Lincoln.
W. G. Beck, 321 Morrison.
28S 14TH ST.: 7 ROOMS; GOOD LOCATION;
near school; low rent Key 290.
Fnrnlshrd Houses.
$5 PER MONTH; 3-ROOM FLAT; BATH
room. pantry, woodshed, free telephone, frae
water; nice view. CSC Seventh, near Sheri
dan. $10 PER MONTH; 0-ROOM COTTAGE. ALL
nicely furnished complete for housekeeping.
112 Pennoytr it, near Hood.
WELL-FURNISHED EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE;
choice location. Address Humphrey, care
Oregonlan.
Slimmer Resorts.
Tho Kutzschen House, Seavlow. Wash., is one
of tha best family houses on the beach:
prices reasonable; reduction made for fam
ilies. Address Mrs. Kutzschen. Seavlew.Wash.
GEARHART PARK WELL-FURNISHED 6
roora cottage for August Address G. Cel
lars, Geartyxrt Park, Or.
AT LONG BEACH PLEASANT FURNISII
ed cottage, having fine view of ocean. ZCl
Eugene atreet
PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS. MRS.
Sarah Chamberlln. Long Beach, Wash.
Stores.
344 WASHINGTON ST.. NEXT TO PARK.
Inquire of Sam L. Beary, 327 Morrison st
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OR STRAYED ABOUT JULY 4, FROM
tho east side of Ross Island, a bay horse,
branded "N" on the right shoulder, star on
forehead. A suitable reward will bo paid by
notifying the German Bakery, or 1004 Mll
waukle st
LOST-LADY,J3 PURSE, CONTAINING PIECE
of bolt buckler, and silver initial "B" on
outside; was lost at St Johns Sunday. Find
er please return to Oragor.lan office.
LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN-SMALL FOX
terrier: license number on collar 2092. Re
ward by returning to E. Lang, 20th and Irv
ing. FOUND BLACK COCKER SPANIEL. OWN
er can have by proving and paying expenses.
Rear 20S Oak,
PERSONALS.
17 women wanted suffering from irregular,
painful periods; leucprrhoe& (whites), and all
complicated diseases pertaining to changes ot
life, cured by old pJ Kessler, cor. Second
and Yamhill its. 320 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.
OXYGENATOR IS A TRUE "WATER OF
Life," If you are sick and really want to be
well. Investigate- It will cost you nothing.
Cures are guaranteed or money refunded.
For porllcuars address Oxygenator Co., xoom
13 Rgssol building. Portland. Or,
DR. DARRIN. 265 Morrison st, Portland. Or.,
specialist in all chronic and private diseases
of men and women. Paintul. Irregular or sup
pressed menstruation quickly relieved- Vari
cocele or strl3ture guaranteed cured in one
week. No detention. Consultation free.
BLASTER'S CONCERT HALL
BLAZIER'S CONCERT HALL
218 BURNSIDE STREET
24 BURNSIDE STREET
Sole Agent O. P. S. Bourbon. Also handling
Three Crcwn Cyrus Noble.
INDIAN MEDIUM, OIFTED INDIAN. EORN
with double veil, tells past, present and fu
tuie; haals all diseases by the use cf Indian
herbs; reading- by letter. $1. Mrs. Profeesor
Wheatly Howe. 41st and Section Line road.
Take Richmond cars, end car line.
DRESS SUITS RENTED. ALL SIZES. WE
call for, sponge, press and deliver one suit of i
your clothing eaui week, sew on buttons, sew J
up rips. .for ?1 per month. Dyein?. steam I
cleaning and repairing. Unlquo Tailoring Co.,
347 Washington, both phones.
RIMLESS EYE-GLASSES. $1.25: NICKEL OR
gold-filled frames, with best lenses. $1; com
mon glass, from 25 to 50s. Eyes tested fre.
by competent optician; fit guaranteed. Port
land Jeweler and Optician. 132 First St.. be
tween Washington and Aid:r.
LAXINE. LAXINE. LAXINE AS FLEAS-
ant as soda water; invaluable for stomach
and bowel troubles. Try It. For sale by R-
R. Knlrht. aMlt. Oferrmlnn bulldlnr. or
Medel Drug Store. 65 Grand av.
lViTCHTC r-Tivrcrri 7n- rTMotTTMn
75c. clocks called for and delivered. All watch
and clock repairing warranted one year. The
Portland Jeweler, 132 First et- Phone Black
937.
MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB
erts' Nerve Globule. One month's treatment
?2; 3 months, &. Snt securely sealed by
mall. Agents. Woodard & Clarke, Portland.
Or.
Mm. La Foys Depilatory Powder removes su
perfiuou hair In 5 minutes, perfectly harm
less. Mailed on receipt of price. $1.50. Park
er ChemUftl Co., Portland. Or. P. O. box S75.
LADIES. IF YOU WISH GENTLEMEN COR
repondents for amusement or matrimony,
address lockbox 090. Portland Or. Ladles'
personals inserted free in Helping Hand.
UNION PRINTERS GOOD LINOTYPE Op
erators reoelvn f5 pr day. Advcrtlstr can
teach eevra! educated men. Terms. $150.
Address Expert, care Oregonlan.
XLLOND'S P"EVENTIVE CONES. AN UN
equaled antiseptic, no failure: per box. $1.5U;
campie. 10c. Illond Chem. Co.. Portland. P.
O. box 974.
NICE LUNCH. ELEGANT DRINKS AND
clgara. 1S0A fifth ,t. AU free from 7 P. M.
to 11:30 P. M. every evening. Also flrst-clasa
amusement
TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac
curately and reasonably filled at EyssMl's
Pharmacy. 227 Morrlran st. bet 1st and 2d-
WE PRINT 30 FINE. VISITING CARDS. 23c:
50. 35c; 250 business cards. $1; 500, $1.50.
Hrorcn . .vhtr.t. C2.i First st. Portland.
FRITZ' CONCERT HALL: largest cafe on Pa
clfic Coast: 240 o 240 Burnsld. Welnhard's
berr on draught Clubrooms upstairs.
CONFINEMENT CASES. RECEIVED AND
cared for at physician's house. Dr. Arthur
Tx Vo, S'attt.
UU.LY LKA'S BICYCLE HOSPITAL. 105 4TH.
Phone Clay C41. Wheels called for. d-livered.
DRUGS: COUNTRY MAIL ORDERS ROLIC
ltrd. Albert Beml. Druggist. 235 Wash at
Ladles Fre. harmIois monthly regulator: can
not fall. Mrs B. Rowan, B, 175. Milwaukee.
CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen. Apply at room 45 Labbe building.
FLITTING OF ALL KINDS: SILK UNDER
aklrt work a FpAelalty. 22S Second street
ROMETHTNn NEW IN GUM: MOTTS LACTI
pn-ln For h'ftltli. b-anty and Pleasure.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Proposals Tnvlted.
NOT1. E TO CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL
be received by the underpinned until 6 P.
M-. August 0, and then opened, for tho con
struction of a wharf nnd warehouse covering
about 100.000 rc.ua re feet and about 500 feet
of trestle approach near the mo'jth of the
Columbia River. Clntsop County, Oregon.
Plans and specifications can be seen and
bhink forms ot pro?ornt secured at the of
fice of the Astoria & Columbia River Rail
road, In the Flavel building Astoria, Or. A
ratisfactory bond will be required of the suc
cessful bidder. The undersigned reserves the
right to reject any or all bids In whole or in
part aa per forms of proposal j.nd speclflca
tlon. Northwest Construction Company.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED PRO
posals. addressed to C. C. Huntley. Orer.-n
r"ity. Or., for furnishing material and build
ing sewers in Oregon City will be received
by the- committee on Ftreets and public
property until 2 o'clock P. M.. on the ioth
day of August 110. Plans nnd specifications
can bo examined st City Recorder's office,
at Oregon City. The committee on streets
and public property reserves thi right to
reject any or all bid.
C. O. HUNTLEY.
E. F. STOnY.
a W. FREDRICK.
Committee,
Oregon Glty. July M. 1300.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
of th Governor of District of Alaska. Sitka.
Alaska. July 13. 1900 S-aled proposals will
bo received at thla ofnee until 2 o'clock P. M,
August 15. 1000. from responsible asylums
or sanltarlrms, west of tha mala range of
the Rocky Mountain", for the care, custody
tid treatment therein of persons legally art-Judg-d
Insane In the District of Alaska dur
ing the fiscal year endlnc June 30. 1001. Sat
isfactory bond fn- performance ot contract
when awanled will be required. Further in-
formation will b- aupplled on application to
the Governor. JOHN G. BRADY, Governor
of Alaska.
Stockholders' Meetlnsr.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
tho CoeuT d'Alena Development Company,
for the election of a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may regularly come
before their- will be held at the office of thel
company, rooms 501 to 504 Chamber of Com
meree building. Portland, Oregon, on Auguit
0, 1900, at 10 o'clock A. M.
GEORGE F. HOLMAN.
Secretary Coeur d'Alena Development Com
pany. Portland. Or., July 13. 1900.
COUNTY WARRANTS NOTICE IS HEREBY
given that Multnomah County warrants, class
C," the same having been drawn upon the
road fund, that were presented and Indorsed
"Not paid for want of funds," from Saptom
ber 14. 1599, to December 7. 1R10, both dats
inclusive, will. If properly Indorsed, be paid
on rresentation at the office of the County
Treasurer. Interest thereon ceases on and
after the data of this notice.
Portland. Or . Julv 2B. 1900.
THOMAS SCOTT BROOKE,
County Treasurer.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ROOMING-HOUSES, 7 TO CO rooms, all bar
gains and good locations.
RESTAURANTS. GROCERY ptoras. CIGAR.
candy and fruit stores. SALOONS, creamery
and bakary, country merchandise stocks, any
kind of business you want MONEY to loan
In rums to suit, low Interest, chattel or real
estate security.
JBNNRJGS & CO 309 MORRISON ST.
FOR SALE FURNITURE AND BUSINESS
of 50-room hotel In Marshfleld. Or.; only one
other hotel In the city. I enjoy largo tran
sient patronage. After conducting the busi
ness successfully for 20 years, I want to re
tire; reason. Ill health. Address J. L. Ferry,
prop.. Marahfield. Or.
mmmmmmm i I nil
A PRACTICAL PLACER MINER. $250 CAP
ltal and plenty of muscle, can secure a half
Interest in two Southern Oregon placer
claims', out of which $2090 can bo taken this
year, by calling on the Gold Coist Co.. 310
Chamber of Commerce building, Portland.
FOR SALE TOBACCO, CIGAR, ICE CREAM
and confectionery store: owing to sickness
in family, must closa out at a sacrifice; good
location. Call afternoon. 322 Williams ave.
A BARGAIN A GOOD - PAYING SALOON
for aolo In Portland's business conter, on ac
count party leaving city. For Information
call at 2C0 Yamhill st
HORBESHOER CAN BUY INTEREST IN
blacksmith shop; profitable buMuess, coun
try town; will sell entire business. L. I.
Manning, Gresham, Or.
CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE CHEAP;
good location: ohcap rent; largo living- rooms
In connection. D 74, care Oregonlan.
FOR 8 ALB GROCERY STORE; CLEAN,
small stock, fixtures, at half, rrJff- Inquire
at iJ5- Scaraey. tj
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Assayers aad Analysts.
J. H. FI5K, MINERAL ASSATER AND
chemist, gold dust bount 204ft Washington.
PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYIST:
gold dust bought. 22S Stark st
MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS; As
says; estimates given. 02 First.
Attorneys;.
EDWARD T. TAOGART. ATTORNEY-AT-law.
general practice. 5io Caamber of Com
merce. j. w. Ransom, attorney-at-law and
oounaclcr. Bates Back bldg.. . Portland. Or.
Agricultural Implements. Machinery
EDWARD HUGHES; WAtSONS. CARRIAGES
and farm macninery of all kinds, Hw Front.
JOHN POOLE; Newton wagons, buggies, wlnd
mllta, puuipM, machinery. Foot Morrison at
Boole Stores.
J. K. OILL & CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE
tall tookjellcrx and stationers. 133-33 34 .
Brokers,
PORTLAND MINING & TRUST CO. (LTD.)
Handle mines, buy prospects; large loans
negotiated, tow rato Interest, mlnea examined,
rwywrted n- O. M- Rojendale. Consulting
Engineer, rooms C15-51U Or ego man building
Cable Weatherby. Coda Ucdlord MeNeaU
Correspondence ol!cltsd.
Carpenters and Uullilers.
RHODES & BUCKNER. CARPENTERS. OF
flce fitters and Jobbers; satisfaction guaran
teed. Phone Black 014. 330 Stark.
JOHN A MELTON, carpenter, bulldar; otdce
and store inures. Ore. tel. 747. 305 Stark-
Chiropodists.
M. DEVENY Ik MAUD DEVENT. THE
only scientific chiropodists, room 301 Allsky
bldg.. .d .xi.u Morrison. Ore. phone Grant lti.
Miss Dart, chiropody, manicuring. 50 Union bk,
lst-biark, 0 A. M. to C P. M. TeL Front 544.
Clairvoyants.
Mme. Dr. Herzog. from Berlin, scientific re
vealcr; tells entire life, past present und fu
ture; consultation on all aiialrs; nothing ex
cepted; nanus given; good advice; sure nelp;
mistake Impossible: Imports genums gypay
love power Feo. $1; letter, $2. 347 Taylor.
Coal Dealers.
VULCAN COAL CO.. DEALERS IN HOUSE,
suam and blacksmith coals. Alo lcundry
cckft. Front st, near Gllsan.
Cornices Slcylijfbts.
METAL SKYLIGHTS. GALVANIZED IRON
cornices. J. C. Bayer. 2U5 2d at.
Commission Merchants.
I
HERMAN METZGER. PURCHASER OF
hides, pelts, furs. wool, mohair, tallow, old
rubber and old metal, and general commission
merchant. Front at. near Malt.. Portland.
Or. Cash advances on cor slgnments.
TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO, SHU- BROKERS
and commission merchants. Sherlock bldg..
Portland. Or.
ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO
duc merchants. Front & D sta., Portland. Or.
EVERDING & FARRELL. commission, butter
eggs. chlckenM and farm produce, Portland.
Dancing-.
MISSES MATTINGLT ACADEMY OF DANC
Ing. ?0U 14th. Private lessons by appointment
Dentists.
DR. C. B. BROWN. Tel. Ore. Red 2S40: resi
dence. White C34. 514-15-16 Dtkum bldg.
Dyelnar nnd Clean Inc.
H. W. TURNER. PROFESSIONAL DYER
and cleaner. 301 17th. Tel. Red. 131.
Electrical Machinery.
AKRON DYNAMOS. MOTORS. METERS,
etc Tatum & Bowen. 29 to 35 first street.
Fence nnd Wire Works.
OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE
Works. A. Carlnon. '2S0 E. Morrison at
Iron Founders, Macli'Mts. Ship D'ld'rs.
Wolff & Zwlcker Iron Works; designers and
mfrs. of ship, steamboats, marine, mining
and milling machinery: ilveted steel 'pipe.
Harness .niL Saddles.
THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. HARNESS
and sole leather, saddlery, hardware, findings
and shoe-store supplies. 73 Front st.
THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CC.. WHOLE
sale saddlers and harness manufacturers,
leathar and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st.
Ice Cream Dealers.
Special attention given families and boarding
houses, Labbe & Rebe, 310 Washington st.
Insurance.
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO..
1st st. Boyd Si Arnold, general agents.
102
Iron Foundries and Machinists.
Smith & Watson Iron Works; engines and boil
ers; logging engines a specialty: quartz and
saw mills; misc. machinery. Front and Hall.
Japanese Goods.
DEALERS IN BAMBOO FURNITURE AND
Japanese goods. 311 Morrtoon. opp PMrtofflce.
Marble nnd Granite WorU.
LARGEST. BEST STOCK OF MONUMENTS
In city, at cost, to reduce stock before mov
ing down town. Weeks. 720 Front st
Massacre.
SELECT MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC LADY
from San Francisco. Parlor 20. 203 Stark.
LADY GIVES VAPOR BATHS AND MAS
sage, at 313 Washington st, room 38.
Magnetic and Mental Ilenlliijr.
MRS. C. J. MAPLE, MAGENTIC HEALER
(Weltmer method), personl and home treat
ment taught 211 2d, near Salmon, Portland.
MRS. J. MAY YOUNG, mental science healer,
personal and absent treatments. 354 Harrlion.
Mininsr Machinery.
Wllfiej concentrator. Drake amnl.. Ideal tamp
mill, mining cars. Tatum & Bowen. 2ft-33 1st
-
Oresron Vlavl Company,
Lewis bldg.. Park and Morrison. Free Health
lectures U women Thursday, at 2:30 P. M.
Medical.
LADIES! CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take
no other. Send 4c, stamps, for particulars.
Relief for Ladles." In letter by return mall.
Ask your druggist Chichester Chemical Co..
Philadelphia, Pn.
PAUL CROMWELL, THE COLORED SPE
clollst. has opened up his offl-e at 235 Hall
at, cor. Second, and will sell his medicine
as usual. Medicines for all kinds of chronic
diseases.
Rheumatism cure, for any kind ot rheumatism
or gout, lame legs, kidney disease. Full In
formation free. Call or addrea L. T. Lewis,
S51 Yamhill st. bet 7th and Park. Portland.
Patents.
T. J. CE1SLER. fil0-011 CHAMBER OF COM.
Registered attorner U. S. Patent Ofilco.
Mlnlnar Investments.
8UMPTER GOLD FIELDS; MINES AND
mining tcck bought and sold. E. A Clem A
Co., 140 Third st, Portland. Or.
RICHARDSON GOLD MINING CO. OFFBR3
shares at 12c share. W. H. Sherrod & Co.
HELENA MINING CO. HAS OPENED OF
flces rooms 112-113 Sherlock building.
MnslcnL
Lessons 50c; piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio
lin Instruments fcr sale. Mrs. Martin, 104 1st
LESSONS ON VIOLIN. VIOLA. CORNET:
Emll Thielhorn. JMH Jefferson. Tel. Went. 10m.
Osteopathy.
Drs. Northrup & Alklre. Osteopath, rulte 418
Dekum bldg. Investigation respectfully so
licited; examination free. Phone Main 349.
Dr. W. A. Rogers & Dr. Rhoda C Hicks. 533
Marquam; diseases and deformities women
and children a specialty. Consultation free.
DR. L B. SMITH. PIONEER OSTEOPATH,
actte 400 Orerronlan hulldlpg. Fhone Oak 421.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Dr. Floru A, Brown, diseases ot women and
children a specialty Consultation and diag
nosis free. 517-513 TM Dekum. Portland. Or.
DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID
ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows Temple.
Pickle Preservers.
WESTACOTT & KNIGHT HIGH-GRADE
pldrtts. Efllh pUocrs. Hi Sm AMcr at
BUSINESS DIRECTOR!'.
Palmistry.
LARSEN. the palmist, scientific reading ot all
leading events In life. SOc; practical haad
rcadlng for sale by author, at 285H First st.
MRS. L. BURHANS. scientific palmist. 01&
Grand ave.. room 50. Readings. SOc and $1.
Itldlis Academies.
Portland Riding Club, fine livery, boarding,
saddle horses specialty. Park and Jefferson.
Real Entntc Loans nnd Rentals.
ATKINSON. WAKEFIELD & CO.; ESTAB
llsbed lSfifl. 227 Stark street.
Restnnranti.
THE FINEST 10c HOUSE ON THE COAST.
Montana Restaurant. 245 First st-
Storngc.
OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty.
Insurance rates low; storage lates reasonable.
Careful attention given to country consign
ments. TeU Or. Main 777; Columbia. 670.
SAFES. PIANOS. FURNITURE MOVED. AND
packed for shipping. C. M. Olsen. 123 First
Tel. office Main 10.S7; Black 801.
Safes.
SAFES. SAFES. BANK WORK. LOCK DEFT,
opening lockouts repairs. J. E. Davis. CG 3d.
Snvr Mill Machinery.
Christ en5on-McMaster Machinery Co.; new and
2d-hand machinery- E. Water and E. Taylor.
Scales.
OLD RELIABLE STIMPSON COMPUTING
scales: office and warcroorns No. 50 Third st.
between Pino and Ash. R. E. Phillips, gen
eral agent for Oregon and Washington.
ShovrciiKcs and Store Fixtures.
DIXON. BORGESON &
Washington streets.
CO.. FRONT AND
Splritr.allsts.
ARRIVED MADAM NESS - HALL,
world's famous occult scientist and clairvoy
ant. Know your destiny. Ness-Hall can and
will t'll you your name. past, present and fu
ture In every detail, favorable and unfavor
able periods In your life describe your friends
or enemies; In fact, tell you all you should
know. Don't ml?s this raro opportunity. No
fraud, no deception: come and bo convinced.
Consultations private. Tho Spalding, 350
Alder st. suite 10.
IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE AND WANT
advice, call on Mrs. Dr. Merchant 303 3d st
Dr. Colllna, trance medium; consult him: read
ings dally: circle tonight. 350 Washington.
MRS. STEVENS: ndvlce on all affairs of life;
sittings dallv. 221 Morrison st, room 22.
MRS. C. CORNELIUS. MEDIUM, ALISKY
building. Third and Morrison sts,
MRS. J. A. SMITH, medium and magneiio
healer, room 2. 234 Morrison.
Storace and Transfer.
STOPAOE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD
at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front.
Stored, Ranee. Honnehold U'drrnre
Hardware; solo agt Universal stoves & ranges;
housefurnUhlng goods. J. J. Kadderly, 141 1st
Tents and Awnlngm.
Complete camp outfits, hammocks, camp furni
ture, etc Pacific Tent & Awn. Co.. 27 N. 1st.
Trunk Factories
WE MANUFACTURE OUR TRUNKS AND
sell direct to the retail public: trunks re
paired: trunks and teleiconcs made to order.
50 Third street, between Pine and Ash.
"Wlolcnle Grocers.
ALLEN t- LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCER3L
rnr N Front and TVtvls t Portland. Or
FINANCIAL.
$200,000 TO LOAN AT C. 6. 7 PER CENT.
City and suburban property for sale and rent
Agent for Westchester Fire Insurance Co.
Wm. G. Beck. 321 Morrison st
LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
other securities; lowest rate3; private. S. .
King, room 45 Washington building.
LOANS ON FURNITURE AND SECURITIES.
Thompson's cut-rate ticket office. 12S Third.
LOANS on chattels, salaries, etc.. low rates;
see us first Mann & Co.. C04 Dekum bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $5 TO
$500. on all classes of security. It I. Ecker
ron & Co.. room 5 Washington building.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SMALL SU5IS ON
chattel security, terms reasonable. William
Rcld, 225 Ahlngton building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE
curlty. Wm. Holl. room 0. Washington bids.
MONEY TO LOAN. 0 per cent, farm or city
property. O. M. Smith. S14 Ch. of Commerce.
LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON FURNI
turc, pianos, salaries, etc. Can be paid In
Inttallments. reducing Interest. Rates lower
than tha lowest F W. Graves, Mgr.. 124
Cth, 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 7SI.
State funds loaned C per cent W. E. Thomas,
state agt. for Mult Co.. 400 Cham, of Com.
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 850.
BANKS.
SAVINGS BANK
TORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
OF OREGON.
109 THIRD STREET.
Money to loan on mortgage.
A general trust nnd agency business transacted.
BENJ. I. COHEN President
H. L. F1TTOCK. A. S. NICHOL3 Vlce-Pres.
E J. ALTSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA... Secretaries
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. OR.
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent ot
the United States.
President H. W CpRRETT
Vice-President Ai H?MfLL9
Cashier G- E. WITHINGTON
Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK
cond Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORP
Letters of credit Isiued. available In Europe
and the Eastern states.
Hteht exchange and telegraphic transfers sold
on New York. Boston. Chicago St. Louis St
Paul. Omaha. San Francisco and the principal
oolnt'fl in tne Northwest
SlK-ht and time bills drawn In sums to suit on
London Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-Matn.
Honr Kcnr. Yokohama. Copennagen, Chrlstl
anlaf Stockholm. St. Petersburg. Moscow, Zu
rich. Honolulu.
Collections mode on favorable terms.
LADD i T1LTON. BANKERS
L.AUL. i. lESTABLISHED ix 1S59.
Transact a General Banking Business.
Ir.teret allowed on tlnvs deposits.
Collections made at all points on favorablo
terms Letters of credit Issued available In Eu
rope and the Eastern states. ,
Slcht Exchange and Telegraphic Tranafers
cold on New York. Washington. Chicago. St
Louis Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and vari
ous points in Oregon. Washington. Iaaho. Mon
tana and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Parla. Berlin.
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
WELLS. FARGO & CO. BANK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $6,250.0CO
JOHN L VALENTINE PRESIDENT
HOMER S. KING MANAGER
(San Francisco.)
R M. DOOLY CASHHIR
JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER
(Portland.)
Genral 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
It L. DURHAM Vice-President
R. W. HOYT Cashier
GEO. W. HOYT Assistant 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 BANK
LIMITED.
CAPITAL PAID UP $2,450,000
Head Office. 71 Lombard street London.
This bank transacts a Keneral banking nrd
exchange business; makes loan?, discounts oil's
and lijsues commercial and travelers' credlu.
available in any rlty In the wcrld.
Chamber of Commerce building. Third and
Stark street. W. A. MACRAE, Manager.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Drafts issued available In all cities of tho
United States and Europe.
President TYLER WOODWARD
VIce-Prealdent - JACOB KAMM
Cashier ..... F. C. MILLER
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-PAID-UP
CAPITAL ...., $3,000,000
RESERVE 500.000
Head Office. CO Lombard street Lnv
Ccin'l Week, 244 Washington st. Fortran.
B. LEA flARNES. Managst