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THE MOBNItfQ- OEEGONIAN, , S ATUBDA' OCTOBER 27, 1900. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Oct. 2C 8 P. L Maximum temperature, 54; minimum t.emperature. 37j river reading 4t ?1 A. M.j 5 5 feet; change is the past 24 hoars, 5 foot; total precipitation, 5 P. M. to 5 3?. M., 0 01 Inch; total preclpitas tlon since Sept. 1, 1900". "4 2$ Inches; normal precipitation since Sept. I, 1900, D.01 inches; deficiency, 0.73 inch: total sunshine Oct. 25, 2:01; possible sunshine Oct. 25, 1D,:24. Pacific Cp&st "Weather. K s wind. 2 I If-1 f iT STATIONS. Astoria J52J0.10 6 K (Clear .uaKer taiy ..........itjio.oo Bismarck .... 04 0.00 00 CJrr Clear j Cloudy Boise r 148)0.01 w Cloudy Clear Gloudy Pt: cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear .curenu. ..............iBiiiy.oo Helena ..,.-... ....1441 NW SW BE Nah Bay -....".... .,J50Q 02, t-wcsucjiu till II no W Portland 154 0 OOl Red muff 170 0.00 NW N jxoscDurg 52 0 01 4JNW Clear Bacrarnento ......... OS 0.00 NE SE Cloudy Cloudy S" ST10 15BD.00 San Francisco ieso.no w SE Pt cloudy Clear CI oar Bppkano , 452 0)50: pojiLiia ....54 000 Walla Walla ...'.....jsl 0.00 W N iCJear Thkh. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The "barometer is now highest over Northern Idaho and lowest over the interior of North ern California. Except along the Immediate coast, Tio rain of consequence has fallen In the North Pacific States" during the last 24 hours. It Js- unseasonably cool in Eastern Or egon, Eastern Washington, Idaho and Nex-ada, while, olsejvhere in the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast States very nearly normal tem peratures jpyvail. The Jndjcationsr arc for fair weather in this district Saturday. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S.lgurs ending at midnight Saturday, October 27: Western Oregon and Western Washington, Fair variable winds, mostly northerly. Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho Fair; warmer; 'winds mostly southerly. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Fair; southerly "Rinds. EDWARD A. BEALS. Forecast Official. MKETIKG A'OTJCES. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 27. A. O. V. W. Members are hereby 'notified to assemble at lodgeroom. In Selling-Hirsch building, on Sat urday, Oct. 27. at "7:15 P. M. sharp, for the purpqse of participating in the grand parade of the A. O. U. W. Iodgolll then proceed In a body to Fourth and fcataqn f.ts.. and take position" in the fourth division. All members are earnestjy requested to comp oqt on this oc casion and show their loyalty to their order and lodge- G. E. K. FICHTNERj Master Workman. T. H. FEAREY. Recorder. FIDELITY LODGE. NO. 4. A O. U. W. Members are hereby notified to assemble at lodgeroom. in Logu? "building, on Saturday. Oct. 27. at 7 P. M. sharp, tot the' purposo of participating in the grand parade Qf the A.Q. U. W." Lodge -Kill then proceed In a body to Fourth and Main sts , and taJcc position in -the first division. All member, are earnestly re quested to come out on this occasion and show their loyally to their order and lodge. , H. L CAMP, Master Workman. C. J. WHEELER. Recorder. HALL OF INDUSTRY LODGE, NQ. S. A. O; C"rW.T-Members are notified to assemble at lodgerooms in , Hirsch-Selllng building. 10th and Washington, streets, this (Saturday) evening ai T o'clock, from whence we will pro ceed an a Jbod to Salmon and Fourth sts , to take -our position -in A- O. D. W. parade. It is- .earnestly requested that eery member torn out and be at lodgerooms at 7 o'clock sharp. k L. A. WHITCOMB. Master Workman. ,Atiest: JOffiCW. PADDOCK, Recorder. ATTENTIONl A. O. U. W. Every member of the A. O. V. W. is especially requested to assemble promptly this evening- at the place appointed tj ileir lodge. The procession a III moe promptlj at 8:15 P. M. Visiting brothers arc cordially invited to" Join with us. and those desiring to enter the procession are requested to form pn Taylor st., cast of "Fourth. Let every brother remember that the success of the affair depends on him. RALPH W- FEENT. G. M., Chairman General Committee. MULTNOMAH LODGE. NO. 48. A. O. V. W. -Members are hereby notified to assemble at lodgeroomi AJisky tulldlne. on Saturday. "Oct. -i, t 7 P. .M?$Bsxp,lorTthe purpose tof par ticipating to the grand parade of the A. Q. iL W Lodge will then proceed In a body 16 Fourth and Main sts , and take :posltlon la thf first division. All members are earnestly requested to come out on thjs occasion And show their loyalty to their order and lodge. oruotuiu wuvaum.. Master vorkman. D. MARCUS, Recorder. M. MT. JTABOR LODGE NO. 42. A. F. JSt A. M. Stated communication tonight at 7:50 o'clock sharp, fol lowed by an open meeting in Orien tal Temnlo. Address Tiv Dr. THnr-ir The Immortality of the Soul." All are in vjted to the latter meeting. i C. W. ppRRETTD. Sec HALL OF rPCHCRCH LODGE. NO. 120, A.,0. U. W. Members will assemble promptly at 7 o'clock this evening at hall. cor. 17th and Marshall, to march Jn a. body to the place as signed us by the Grand Marshal. Be prompt, as we-u ill start on time, so as not to delay the parade. G. V. BALDWIN. M. W. FRED OLSEN. Rec WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. 18. R. A. M. Speclaj convocation thin fSaturdaj) evening, Oct. 2?. at 7:30 o'clock. Masonic Hall, Burkhard build ing. Past Master and M. E. M. de By order E. H. P. HOPE LODGE. NO. 1. A. O, U. W. All members are requested to assemble at the lodicroom, in the A. O U. W. "Temple, this (Saturday) evening at 7:15 o'clock, to take port in the -parade. HENRY BROWN. Rec CAMELIA GHAPTER. NO. 27, Q. E S A regular communication this fSaturday) evening at 8 o'clock. Hill's Hall. Upnrr Albina. NELLIE McKINLEY. Sec ELIZA PAULDING CABIN," NO. 1. will mert ihls fSaturilay) evenlrur at A. O.II. W. Hall in SellingHJrsch building, cor. Park and "Washlpcion. at 7:20 o'clock. PEARL SNOW, Sec DIED. SHAYER At his relden"e. Oct 20. 1000 George W. 348 Crosby St.. Shaver, aged CS yjrars, monins. and '2 dajc. Notice of funeral will appear In Sunday's Oregonlan RUSSELL At the residence of her daughter. Mr? T. W. Russell, 024 East Morrison St.. Oct. 2IJ. Mrs. S. E HnlL agfd S3 jfars. Re mains tojeen to Ohio for burial. EDWARD HQLIAX, I7nilertat:er.4th nn& Tnmliill t. Rena Stlnnon. la.Hr naMlKCARt. Both pboncn Jfo. OT.. Winter Kimball & Co.. Urlcrtnkorn. Lady ncKlstant. 27C TUia (. Tel, ft. F1. S. Dnnnlng, Dndertnkrr. 414 East Alder- Lnrty Axslttaftf. Bpfch phpneju NEW TODAY- IWATONG SALE Extra heavy reversible China matting, regu lar 2.V; grade, Xoday. only 15c yard. . i. GEVjURTZ ,Tle Komefjriilsher, 17S-175 First. GERMAN, FRENCH 5PA1SI5H Evcrhng class will hegin at Portland Husi neslj College Oct. 24. Work divided into special courses of six weeks each. Terms reasonable, tatlsfaction ruaranteeo. Enroll at college of fice tills Jay or e.enlnr. Rarth Delannet, In structor. IDAHO MEAT H4RKET Headquarters for meats, poultry and game. SpecittT prices to restaurants and ho'tels. s Eastern surar-cur.ed hams iltOc CallfornlU'sugar-cured hams..... .." gwe Fresh 'porjc shoulders ...T..... ."..".V.V... ec Frpshpork loins, small............ '.,'.'.. W'.Vdo Home.made -pork raucage -........".."" Sc "Rib reot of teer beef ........ ..T"""i0c Smoked breakfast paeon, fal.....,","ioc The best sirloin steak 10c "aid 12Vtc jrorccraouse sceax ............... i9ll 1 rhoncs Columbia 767 Oregon. So. 1041. " ' CHICKENS Large Springs 25c each Large Springs, for roasting S5c each Large hens 40c to 50c Turkeys (cornfed) ,15c pound Hams, best sugar cured .......... ....... ,.i2c Hams.- picnic ........ ...,10c Eggs (strictly fresh) soc Remember, with all our grocery orders -today of J2 and up we give you a large Spring chicken tree. Try us, and save 10 per cent op your jgrocerleir.' - - PORTLAND MARKET CO.. 170 Third 1st. We deliver everywhere. Ore. phone Grant 86. & CL4SSIF!ED AQ. RAJES "Rooms," -"Rooms .and Board,'' "HoBaekejp mg Jooms," "Sltuatlqns WAted.-' 15 woiia? less. Jo cents: 18 to 20 words, 20 cents: 21 Jtp 23 words, 25 cents, etc. No discount for additional Insertions. UNpER ALL OTHER HEADS except "He Tcday' -SO cents for 15 jtvords or less; ljB, to 20 words, 40 cents; 21 to 23 words, 60 cents, etc first Insertion. Each additional Insertion, m I nair; no rurtner discount under on moaja. ".NEW TODAY" (satire measure .agate). 13 cents per line, first insertion:. 10 oentj Pf 11a for each additional Insertion. "" " ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS. d- j dressed caro The Oregonlan and left t hia of- xicb, ehouid always be inclosed In sealed eavei opes. No stamp Is required on such letters. The Oregonlan "will not p responsible for er rors in advertisements taken through the tele phone. AMUSBMK?fT. MARQUAM. GRAND CALVIN HEILIG, Manager. One week, begianfnir Monday. Oct. 22Matlnep Saturday. : ", LisE." s : LEE. . : : THE GREAT xTSPNOTIST, J : THE JQEREAT HYPNOTIST, '. Evening prices Lower floor, 50e; balcony, first G rows, 35c; last 0 rows, 25c; galjery, 15e. Matinee prices Lower" floor, 50c; entire "bal- con , iKic. ' CORDR ATS .THE ATER- Week beginning Sunday. Oct. 21, and Saturday Matlneb, : r....:; : : "A WISE GUT!" : : "A WISE GUYl" i : "A "WISE GUY' -. : . : "AWISE GUY." : : . "a wise oirr." ; New Jokes, songs and dances. Prices 25e and 50c MARQUAM GRAND CALVIN HEILIG. Manager. Two ights,-Tesday and "Wednesday, Oct. 30 and 21. s" V-th"e"man" FROMiiiExico!" ": . : ''THE ilAN FROM MEXICO." t i ;;THE I.MAN ;.FROM MEXICO' : A "TAKE OFF THAT HAT." Prices Lower floor, fl, except last 3 rows; last 3. 75c; balcony, first G rows, 75c; last 6, 50c; gallery, 25c CORDRAT'S THEATER Qne week, commencing Oct. 2S (Matinee Sat- urdaj), Lincoln J. .Carter's Wonderful . Railroad "Ploy, :" ;,THE"FASTMAiL" : 1 "THE- FAST MAIL " : : yHJB FASTAII.; .: See the full--lzcd. practical locomotive and train of 14 frelrht cars. Flight of the fast mall. Niagara Tails Tjy moonlight. Exciting steamboat race. USUAL PRICES. METROPOLITAN THEATER CLARENCE H. JONES. Manager. Phone Grant 741. Third and 'Yamhill sts. One week, commencing tonight. October 21, Fitzgerald Murphy presents the Whirjvslnd So ciety Farce. , "WHOSE BABY ARE YOU?" Written "by Mark E. Swan, author "Brown's In Town." Brilliant cast of comedians direct from New York. Clean, pur, refined. Prices 25c, 23c toa" and 75c: boxes. SI. Next attraction, ''Clack Crook, Jr." THE rREDERICKSBURG SEVENTH AND ALDER "LA LISTA." the World' Greatest Spectacu- ' Jar pancpr. JOLLY IDA h0TELL. the Eastern Comedi enne. LILLIAN MARSH. Illustrated Songs. RAY SOUTHARD. Boau Brummel of Negro Minstrelsy. LEWIS & LAKE1 Comedians THE GREAT AUKAMA. Juggler und 'Equili brist. .MAE LEONPOR. ADMISSION FREE. NEW TODAY. WE HAVE DEAJVT RIGHT WITH OUR Cus tomers, hence' we have the trade. 2 dor. Or egon eggs, 55c: choice creamery butter, 50c, 55c per roll; dairy butter, 30c to 40c; Malt Breakfast Food-th$ .latest mush lCc pkp.; best Mocha and Java ooftVe, 5c per lb ; .Japka nail and dried herring, this season's pack; rood-size irackcrel, 10c and 15c" each; full line of ollvpp, raislna and currants; also full llnc'of nuts, new cron; iff lhs. Vr.iii Oats. "25c We havi1 the choicest augar-cirpd 4 scorned beif Jn the blty. - l GSolco nams, I2jc per lb. CMckens wav down to day. Come and sec California Market Co., S5 Third, f t MortQge Leans On improved city and farm property. R. Lli'INGSTONE 224 Stark st. Sawmill and Factory Sites 40 acres and liod feet of river front lor rale at St. Johns, on O. R. & N. Co'.'s new spur. Deep water. J. D Wilcox & Cq . 202J5 Stark. MORTGAGE LOANS - On improved city and arm property, at lowest current rates. Building loans. Insialiment loan. Macmaster & Blrrell, 211 Worcester blk. FREE! FEE! With everj' package H-O oatmeal a VA pound package H-O self-raising buckwheat. I5pound3 best sugar, $1. 7 bars Cake's Golden Star soap, 25c Other groceries at bedrock prices DICK 3ROS . 293 Alder st. LOWER PRICES Best creamery butter, full weight, 50c sq.; dairy, fresh every day, 40c roll; ginger snaps, 10c per lb : cracknels 2 lbs , 35c (sold else where at 25c lb ); best Java and Mocha, only 25c lb. worth 35c lb.) City Grocery Co . 412 Washington st. Phones Clay 007; Columbia 3. CHICKEN Chickens, j-rilow-legged ones 25c Turkejs. pep Jb.... -. f0 Best creamery butter 50cs and 55c .Creamery butter 45c and 50c Dairy butter .'... .". 30c and 33c 2 dozen eggs for 460 Sugar-cured hams '. llc Bp,.t side bacon, smolced ,.ltjc AH goods retailed at wholesale prices. LA GRANDE CREAMERY, 264 Yamhill. . 8UTPER! BUTTER! Sweet dairy batter, per Toll "it.. 35c Creamtrj'. 2,-lb. crocks 30c Cheese, full cream, per lb ihq Ham, best Eastern, per lb "ic Eggs, guaranteed fresh, dqr goc Big chicken sale tomorrow. We handle all gooa on commission, there fore not restricted as to price. PACIFIC MARKET & GROCERY CO.. Wholesale Commission Both phones. 3C4 Washington. 5 CHEAPER, 10c CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER. " Our dUplay of fish, poultry," meat, oysters and game is worth inspection. Come, and, coming, you will buy. Geese, each'.. .".....75c to $150 Chickens, each 25c to 50c Turkeys, per" lb 15b to 20e Ducks, each 25c to 75c- taints, eacn 60c to SI BUTTER- Farmimrton. Four Oaks. Albinv. r mil nr.. "Dairy Z '.'35,. rruu aiepiay unrivaled. Como early, come often. VINCE'S MARKET, Fourth and Aider. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS and in all parts of the city and suburbs, for sale at lowest prices, and can make better terms than others, ,as " we handle ' property owned principally by mortgage .companies. Call and see our lift, as we have some sp.eclal bargains on band, and will drive you out to see the property. It will cost you nothing -to look it over. Urii.dstaC & Blaln. 240 Stark street. FOR "SALE. OR TRADE FOR INSIDE RESI dence property A highly Improved !0-ncro tract, 2 miles east of Mount Tabor; low prices and easy terms made for a quick so J. Address A. T. Webb, Terry, Or. SUBURBAN HOME PARTIES DESIRING model little suburban home of 10 acres, with neat 0-room housri, fruit etc.. for less than cost of Improvements, call on Hart Land Co.. 107 Sherjock bunding. FOR SALE HALF BLOGIC, SOUTHWEST corner Oak and Seventh st.; paying over 7 per cent net; on easy -terms. B. Goldsmith. 209 A'bington building. r r J FOR SALE LOTS 0 AND 7, LOGK 139: Couoh; price $3500; one-half cash. By Par rlsb & Watklns.250 Alder .st. " " " ELEGANT. MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE. COR ner lok West Side; pric6 $2200, cost" $4750. E 40, jOregonlan. " SEE REH)T"S SNAPS. Washington Block. TO EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE WHAT HAVE YOU TQ exchange for a. good hotel Jn a Jlyp coun try town? Address" 151 East 6th st. T FOR SALE-KAHMS. STOCK AND FROTT RAiSI.CH J0F 8t0 ACRES ."for ale: Veil watered, good .soil: 50 .acres bearing orchard; only tft'o miles from Oak. land, Douglas Cpunty, Or.; low price and easy terms. Apply directly to the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, San Francisco, 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, 311 Worcester Block. 00 ACRES, 5 MILES WEST OF CITY, ON Beaverton road; 35 acres In cultivation, rich soil, good water: a bargain at $50 per acre. J. D. Wilcox & Co , 202 Stark. " n. 'I ' TIMBER. LAIVDS FOR. SALE. TIMBER, 200,000 acres; mill sites, claims, log-J MartJn & Co., 001 Orsgonlan building. . ' FOR SALE-MISpELLANEOUS. A SNAP-80'BELGlXN 'HARES; 22 OLD. 53 ypung. bucks and docs, -all high grade; $110 takes them, if eojd at once". Canadian Agency, 226J Morrison. TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES. RENTED and sold. Expert repairing. Office supplies, etr. Coast Agency Co.. 2Cd& Stark st. LARGE STOCK OF VEHICLES. HARNESS saddles, new and second-hand.; must go la 30 days. S. Tomllnson. 211 Washington st. GOOD STREET LAMP. INCLUDING POST,, for sale choap; excellent for outside adver-, tlslng. 305 Washington, at. PHOTOGRAPHJC LENSES. BURNISHERS and backgrounds, etc; falso view outfit; cheap. At 225 First et. TYPBWRITERS-DENSMORE AND SMITH-1 iremier j,or reni -or paig. ui ul ruaiu xu, Washingtqn JBId,g. EASTERN OREGON TIMOTHY HAY AND "oats, acIUercd In Portland. F. D. McCully. 24 "North Fionl. DRY FIR. OAK AND SLABWOOD AT LOW est market prices Hoover. 318 Water st. Both phones. HORSBSTFOR klRE OR FOR SALE. BARN, G37 Jefferson. Residence, OOS'Maritet. Hj'.L. 0. Ralston- , ' . FOR BEST FIH. OAK AND ASH WOOD GO to Pioneer Wood Yard, foot ox Morrison st. Phone ISO. FOR SAL& FRESH COWS AND- CALVES. Portland Livestock Exchange, 40 Fourth, cor. Ankeny. FOR SALE A SPAN OF HORSES. WEIGH lng 5200; price, ?30Q. S. J. Korb, Scotia Mills, Or. $10 FOR A NEW GAS COOKER: $2 CASH, balancy S2 per month. Gas Co . 174 Fifth sL SOLID GOLTJ RINGS. ONLY $1; GUARAN teed. Unclp Mjerp. 148 Third; near Alder. Magic lanterosfhew." second-hand, moving pic tures. Bullard & Breek. 131 Post. San Tran. For Sale Several excellent old violins Bmll Thlelhorn. rm 1 McKay bldg. 3d'and Stark. Upright jjiatio $85, Chlckering concert grand SlfiO, one $?5 Mrs. Martin. 104 1st, upstairs. FOR SALE A 'GOOD -PAYING SALOON; muet sell. Address O 39, care Oregonlan. HEAVY WORK TEAM, HARNESS wagon, cheap 325 First st AND FOR SALE A RESTAURANT. ?225.' APPLY J 30, carfi'Qresonlan. rtanoi. Harrington upright piano, good condition, for sale, S100. Graves & Co , 124 Sixth bt. HELP WANTED MALE. 100 SHOVELBRS $1.76. BOARI5 $3 50. FARE and fee advanced: 10 R. P. laborers $2, board $0.50; loggers $40 to $50 and board: jard and mill hands $2. woodchoppers 80c and 65c; carpenters $2 CO to -53: rock men $2; farm hands ?25 to $30: cooKs. waiters, dishwashers Canadian Agency, 220 Morrl eon. Loggers.' Headquarters. Wanted Mining prospectors, for the Phlllp 'plne Islands Schooner Mildred E. Will sail from Seattle about Dec 1 For particu lars, address X. s Andrews. Mgr. Pblllpplno Exploration Co , US Cherry St.. Seattle, Wn. P.OY;-ACCUS-TOMEP.-TO -DRIVING HORSES and willing fo make himself generally use Tul, war4s I?3 .per seek; Advancement, sjur-o w hgn competent Address, stating age ' and refeiences, V 2&. care 6regonlan. YOUNG MA'N. LEARN ILLUSTRATING BY correspondence; free: tuition payable GO days after position Is 'secured paying $13 a week. TJorresponflence Institute of America, Scran ton, Pa. ' - " WANTED DISTRICT &ANAGER FOR one of the largo New York Life Insuranco Companies. Call or addiess "M. T. Kafly,1, Supervisor of Agents, G05 Oregonlan building. WANTED BRIGHT MAN TO GO TO NEIGH boring town; permanent position; will de vote Sunday to 'securing right party. Room 613 Commercial block. ACTIVE MAN FOR TEMPORARY LOCAL position (several weeks). Salary $3 per day. Address Globe Co . 723 Chestnut St.. Phila delphia, Pa WANTED BOY BETWEEN 15 AND 10 YRS. of age to learn watch mending and jeweler's trade. Aaply 2G8 Washln-ton st. VANTED OFFICE -BOY IN WHOLESALE house; must v'llto good hand; etato age. Ad dress H 40. care Oregonlan. AJ WAITER (LUNCH). 0. K. PAY; BLAJR, come. R G. Drak 152 First. Kitchen help, tc "Drake. 152 First. PILES cured without operation No pain. No detention from business Box 517. city. WANTED A on Saturday. BOY TO DRIVE A WAGON at 374 Morrison st. HELP WANTED FEMALE. COOKS; WAITRESSES; SECOND WORK; chambermaids: 'nurse girls; housekeepers; housework of all kinds, $12 to S25; can vassers. Canadian Parlors, 22GH. Morrison. WANTED SEVERAL JfRIQHT YOUNG LA dles to read one hour dally for rart tuition. Behnke'3 Pernin Shorthaull & Commercial College. C14 Commercial blqck. 2 H. WAITRESSES. $15; NURSE GIRL, ETC . Walla Walla employer here), $15; B.-IT. cooks, domestics, etc. wanted. Everybody call. R. G. Drake. 152 First. WANTFD A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN ral housework; small family; good wages. APPlS" between 0 and 10 A. M., 74 i Flanders street FIRST - CLASS GUTTER' AND FITTER . wanted; must have references; none other need apply. 300 Fourth, cor. Columbia. WANTED A GIRL FOR COOKING AND housework in a small famllj. Apply 3o0 Washington st. SECONDGiRL "WANTED." CALL BETWEEN 10 and 12 A. M., 153 North 20th Bt., cor. Jrving. GIRLr-FQR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Marshall, between 10th and 20th. WANTED GOOD COOK; GOOD WAGES; references required. 345 Oak st. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Apply 42S Harrison. NURSE GIRL FOR CHILD 14 MONTHS OLD. Apply to 211 Slxlh st. SITUATION WANTED MALE. Bookkeepers and Clerics. YOUNG MAN. THOROUGHLY EXPERI enced, wishes situation In crocory or gen eral merchandise store; prefer going to South ern or Eastern Oregon; California experi ence. Address H SO. Oregonjan. BY YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN GEN cral office work, bookeeplng and collecting; city references. G 40, Oregonlan. v Stenographers and Typewriters. STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER wjmtapdsIiTon;,CQod references. Address C 40, Oregonlan. ' ' Miscellaneous. PLANER MAN WANTS POSITION AS FORE man, helper or sticker man. Address "Y -36, "care; Oregonlan." JAPANESE YOUNG BOY WANTS PLACE of any kind, to help pook, housework. IC 40, Oregonlan. SITUATION TO DO HOUSEWORK. Fourth st., Tomota. 53 N. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. WANTED BY A STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS retoucher and operator "fja4y). position In photograph gallery. "Call at"Dregonian ofn& TRAINED NURSE" WILL CARE FOR IN valid In her own home; sunny room. L 40, care Oregonlan. ' SITUATIONS "tVAATED T?EBIALE. . - .. -. , , ... . .. ;, u iSL, ' j YOUNQ WOMAN, REFINED AND " EDU etued and competent, wants -housekeeper's PP-' slUoti would jike to go to Secure. Address R 4U, arc Qjrjfffonlan. . WANTED SITUATION AS 'JHOUSEKEEPER. by respectable young widow; .good cook and housekeeper; -references. Address "F" HO. care Orcgonlan. position J.s houSekeepek bt widow lady: thoroughly competent' Addesd F 89, care Oregonlan. r " WANTED SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER; ( no objection to oountrj-. Address-U 84, carp' Oregonia'n. ' - - - i Bopl&ejepc-xs an.d Stynogrgajghery. EXPERIENCED 'STENOGRAPHER, CITY references, desires evening employment or piecework. Q..A0, .care Qr.eonlan.,. WAJTTEn-AGE?iTS.- WE WANT A CAPABLE MAN 4OR WOMAN 'In each county to handle local busirieBS. Tf ypu can give acceptable references, .yt can put you In "the" way of making -more than a good ""llvlnjr In a. legitimate .ahd pleasant way. Our business is the salo of the Ozona tor a sclentlflcmethod for the corrimon-Ben&o I cure Oi iua:). -xiia wuiiamr t-u., xv i iuui- togton building, Portland, Or;' .AflEWTS ON SALARY OR COMMISSION, ,-1Jae .greatest agents' seUer ever produced;' cyjery user ul yvu nuu inn. uu'h l on iia, 20Q to 500 "per" conl proflt; 1 agerit's sales amounted to $C20 In C days; arjotSier32 Tn 2 ,h9urs. Monroe MCg. COmOC, La. CrosSe, Wis. MEN OR WOMEN 'THAT CAN GIVE REF erences to solicit and organize lodges. payln,g sick, accident, funeral and d?ath benefits: all under one certificate. Independent Order of Lions, Alex Sweek, Sup. Sec, 549 Worcester buildings AGENTS ARTICLE OF ABSOLUTE NEGES slty in every buUdlng; no competition: big profits; "exclusive"' rights; 'failure "Impossible. ' Agency Dept., 312, 27 William st. N. Y. WANTEDSCO .jRliKiX- WANTED TWO FURNISHED ROOMS'' AND. -furnished "house. Addiess J""40, cate Orego-.1 man. . l -yAjlTEp--MISCELLA.Noi) 510.000 LOAN WANTED. FIVE "YEARST "AT T 6 'per cent, on fine farm, 4)43 acres; fx "re place $10,000 loan at higher rate; .title per fect A 40, care Oregonlan WANTED FOUR HORSE-POWER UPRIOH engine; must be In good condition and choap .for cash. Address box 135. Albany, Or. A GOOD HOME' FOR ONE OR TWO CHIL dren, of any aze. Addrces A. H., box 0.1, . Butteville P. O , Or. T.O EXCHANGE HORSES. AND BUGGIES for suburban lots. Inquire 1&0 5ast 34th st , 'cor. Yamhill. " - WANTED SOME ONE TO TEACH CORRECT duplicate whist. Addreb3 Y 40, care Orego .nlan Wanted Rooming-house, central State law et cash price ord location E 25. Oregonlan. DEBTS AND ACCOUNTS COLLECTED ANY wherc Addres 51S Chamber of Commerce. HIGHEST PRICES for second-hand furniture,' stoves, etc Kutnex. 32 North Third Phone. CAST-OFF CLOTHING AT MAINE LOAN "Officer 70 N. .3d ,st. Oregon phone" Clay C52. for nnT. Room. THE SPALDING. ,S. E; COR. PARK AND Alder sts.. under the management of the owner, Helen F, Spalding he most complete apartment-hous.e In ' the Ncrthw eit; choice rooms, for gentlemen or gsntltmanvand wife; furnished housekeeping suites "a specialty. THE PLEASANTON. 258 THIRD. ST FINS furnished rooms, tn suite, single, or houd,e kueplng; sunlight In all rooms; bath Included; most reasonable terras: transient isollclted SEVERAL .SUETiEP UNFURNISHED KOQMS: electric lights heating,-waters ogid elevator; ln,A,'0.-D.W; building. Se.qond.and Taylor. Inquire of t janitor. ..,. THE NEWCASTLE." &. E COR THIRD AND Harrison sts. Rooms, "furnished or unfur nished; all modern convenlynees-. references. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS; LOCA tlon unsurpassed for geptlemer. transients: $1 per day. The Cosmos. Fourth and Morrison. FOR RENT THE STEVENS1 420 ALDER St.; furnished rooms for gentlemen; porcelain baths, phone, heat, modern conveniences NICELY FURNISHED ROOM; MODERN conveniences, new house, $7 month: board near by "440 Third t. Phorie Oak 371. OCCIDENTAL, FIRST AND MORRISON sts. Rooms, suites and single: .housekjeeplng; every conv enlence, reasonable. "THE MEDINA." 350 WASHINGTON, over Cordray's; new and elegantly furnished rooms, day. week, or month. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FIRST NA tlonal Bank "bulldlrg; First and Washington sts. Phone Black 930 414 YAMHILL ST. PEASANT ROOMS. FOR gentlemen; steam beat, bath, telephone, all modern conveniences. 160 10TH ST., NEXT DOOR TO MORRISON Nicely furnished rooms; modern conven iences. FOR RENT NICE FRONT ROOMS THE VIncennes. 322 Washington, near Seventh. rilRNISHED ROOMS; NEW AND PLEAS ant; private famllj. 425 Eaft Burnsldo FOR RENT LARGE FRONT ROOM. WITH all modern conveniences. 42(5 Fifth st. I , Rooms "IVltli Board. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; l.TPH YEAR; rooms with board; enameled batH tnljs; use or llbrarj ; oman's jixchange; Industrial school Address Mrs E C. George, superin tendent, 510 Flanders street. NICELY FUR'NISHDD BAY - WINDOW rooms, .single on en suite, with board; In private family. 347 Maiket NEW, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; GOOD board; pilvate family: good homo for few couple j. P. 40, Oregonlan FOR RENT WITH BOARD; ONE LARGE' 'front room, suitable for two; students pre ferred. 301 Sixth st. 4 , "VERY DESIRABLE SUITE AND SINGLE room, with all conveniences apd best of board. 535 Couch. PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD; GOOD location; bath, ;ras and telophone. 533 East Ankeny. THE DRIARD, 30D MORRISON. COR. 10TH Fine rooms; also first-class table board. FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD; phone and bath. 131 10th, near Alder. USE BOARD AND ALCOVE ROOM; PRIVATE family. 189 10th st., near Tavlor. Housekeeping Rooms. LEN-ARD HOUSE. 304 EAST MORRISON Housekeeping rooms, furnished or unfur nished; single rooms, by the day or week. TWO LIGHT. AIRY ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping, completely furnished. 540 Sixth, near Lincoln. 2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; pantry and sink; no children. 09 North 13th near Everett. Houses. LEAVE NOV. 1; MUST RENT ELEGANT resldenco before; finely lacated, near car line; furnished or unfurnished; rent low. Room 3' Hamilton building. FOR RENT 0-ROOM AND ATTIC HOUSE: large brick cellar; 713 Hood st.; to good ten ant for $20 per month. B. Goldsmith, 209 A'bington building. STORE AND FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR rent; low to good tenant; also 10-acro tract for rent. Room 5, 132 Third st. Call aftpr 12 o'clock. v FOR RENT FURNISHED SJX-ROOM COT-, rage, iasi aiuu; moucrn conveniences; to permanent tenant. Call 394 Sellwood st. ' ' FOR RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FUR nlshed. 62 'North 21st str. ' Houses for Rent Furniture for Sale. MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE FOR-RENT AND furniture .for sale. Call at 124 Blxth st. Rooms repted and paying well. Stores. FOR RENT STORE, 41 FIRST ST.. COR. Ash. R. L. Glisan. 420 Chamber Commerce. FOR RENT. Offices. Entire space On sixth floor, Goodnough bldg.; formerly occupied "by Po'rthmd Business Col lege; space 100x100. large .halls, and fine suites of offices; for rent Jn wyiole or jin .part; well"" lighted, heated, elevatqr service, "etc Apply J. jJ. Peebles. 20j Qoodnq,ua;h bldg. THE RUSSEL. COB EOURTH AND MORRI son. over Stelnbach's store Large office roams: .gas find .steam. PERSONALS. FOR QUALITIES AND PRICES r On ladles' or gents' Tailor-made suits, . . . Umbcellas or" trunks; r . ' All kinds of housohold ' .Goods, rou&ic3l instrument?, .Sowing machines, albums Rugs, 'curtains, -etc., call EASTERN OUTFITTING CO.. 38S Washington. Cash or credit. - I SEE GREAT INDIAN MEDIUM. BORN "with double veils: tells past, present n (uturo; warns against misfortune; sure guide to social and business life; confldential;-"heals all Iseas.es by th&.use,of Indian herbs. J326 .Third st., cor. .Ader. upstairs; -offices 5, 6, 7. Special attention given chronic tUatase.3 of both sexes. Consultation free. 17 women wanted suffering from Irregular, painful periods; leucorrhoea (whites). an,d all complicated diseases pertaining to ch.0,Dg8s of life,' cured by old Dr. ICessier. cor. Second and Yamhill sts. 320 women calle'd ""last month. Consultation ffee, and private rooms for ladles. If can't call, write, Incloslnr 10 ' 5c stamps. Hucdr.eQs treate'd at home ly his new system. " LADIES. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A samplo iackot fpr $3 to $5, worth up to 415. Have your fur garments .remodeled for less than half price. Flrst.-class work: excellent 1 fit guaranteed; 30 years' experience; refer ences. G. Konigsberg, 210 Allsky bunding, 3d and Morrison. Old and new furs "bought. Phones Columbia 28, Oregon Oak Jt801. 'RHEUMATISM IN EVERT FORM Posi tively cured or money refunded; also all Throat and lung troubles, kidney and liver ttoubles. Insomnia and all -ncrtous and de bilitated affections quickly cured. .Consulta- tlon free: booklet free by, mail. Address Dr. ' C. W. Eman ST Co. 18 Rusaol bulMlng,- Port land, Or. -' i DR.ESS SUITS, RENTED. ALL SIZES. WE cal for, sponge, press And deliver xin.0 suit qf - our clothing each week, sew on buttons, sxsr up rips, for $1 per mdnth. Dyeing. -steam - cleaning and repairing. Unique Tallorinif Co., . 3"47 .Washington, 'bdth,-phones. " "GENTLEMAN HAVING GOOD, "PAYJNG business ..in Eastern Oregon desires corre spondence with womjui. between 30 and 40 , years old, .vUth a view to matrimony and -assisting In business; must be .respectable." Q u4. care Oregonlan. THE PORTLAND CLUB. INC., A PLACE OF amusement and recreation for gentlemen. 130 Fttth st. and 291" Alder- The cafe Jn con nection carries the "best "lino of liquors and cigars the world produces. WHY SUFFER WITH PAINFUL. Sup pressed or Irregular menstruation when per manent relief can'be obtained in the privacy of vour own home. F6r particulars, ad dress Box 317. City. MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB erts" Nerve Globules "One month's treatment, $2; 3 months, $5. Sent securely sealed by mall. Agents. Woodnrd !t Clarke, Portlartd, Or. - - - A YOUNG LADY. RECENTLY FROM CHI cago, the only fclontlflc, experienced mass jeuese, manicurist and chiropodist In North west. 20 Raleigh block. ILLOND'S PREVENTIVE CONES. AN UN equaled antiseptic; no failure; per box. $1 60; cample, 10c Illond Chem. Co , Portland. P. Q box 974. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably filled at "EysBell's Pharm: sy, 227 Moirison St., bet. 1st and' 2d. . , P7 Wo print 3Q visiting cards, proper size and style. 5c; 50 business cards, $1; sent post paid. Brown & Schmale. 22J First st.. city. Uncle Henry, 160 6th. pawnbroker; unredeemed pledges; bargains always on hand; warrant ed jewelry, watch repairing -lowest prices. FRITZ' CONCERT HALL; largest cafe on Pa cific Coast. 210 to 240 Burnslde. WeJnhard's beer on draught. Clubrooms upstairs. Uncle Henry, 150 Gth. pawnbroker's unredeemed pledges, bargains always fizx hand; Jewelry and watch lepairlns lowest" prices. ' tLAXINE, A WINNER FOR STOMACH AND Imalo. CJvlrl Vt Xfnlot .Tiiiif QfnrA 0T "- il ave.; Kpisht. J 20 Sixth st. " W. H. LESH, Jeweler; watches eold on easy payments. Opon Saturday ev'gs 518 Dokum. Respectable single men an3 women wishing to become acquainted, address P. O. box 350. MRS DR MeCOY clectrls treatments. 133i4 ,-pirst St.. cor. Alder, roups 23 and 30. WOULD i'OU MARRY IF SUITED? SEND Jitamp to lock box C60. Portland Or. SPECLAL NOTICES. Prpppsal Jnv.Ited. PROPOSALS FOR RpCK SEALED PROPO sals for crushed rock will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Mult nomah County, to be opened In public on October 20, 1000. at 10 o'clock A. M at their office, new City Hall. Th,e said crushed rock to be of good quality, unscreened, none to be larrr than what will pass through a 2v-lnch ling The same to be delivered and spread beginning at the entrance to the Cltv Park, on the Barnes road to the en trance of Mount Calvary cemetery. Bids to state price per cubic yard, wagon measure The successful bidder will be required to furnish a bond to be fixed by the board. The right to reject any or all b!d3 Is hereby re served. W. B. STEELE. J G. MACK. WM. SHOWERS, County Commissioners. PROPOSALS FOR PULLEYS SEALED FRO posajg will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Multnomah County, to be orened Jn public Oct.' 31. 1000, 10 A. M . at their ofuoe. -new City Hall, for 300 pulleys, to be tho same In size and quality as sample shown at the office. The right to reject any or all bids Is hereby reserved. W. B. STEELE, J. G. MACK. WM. SHOWERS. County Commissioners. Portland, Or.. Oct. 20, 1000. SALE OF REFUNDING RONDB NOTICE T hereby given that bids will be received by the Treasurer of the City of Hsppner until December 1, 1000. for the sale of $4000 re funding bonds of said city to run for 10 years at 5 per cent interest. Full Informa tion given on inquiry. The city reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. L. W. Brlggs, City Ticasurcr. Masters' Notice. GERMAN SHIP OLGA, CAPTAIN WER gerst, master, from Santa Rosalia Neither the captain nor tho undersigned consignees of the above-named vcsel will be responsi ble forany debt that may be contracted by the crew. Kerr. Glfford & Co. Miscelleneons. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC THE MEAT MAR ket at 140 "First st., formerly known as tho "Pacific Meat Market." has changed Its name to the "Rlver-Slde Market.'' and is owned by F. L. Dames, as heretofore. Mr. Andrew J. Jones will open a grocery storn and ponltry market Nov. 1 In the same Ftore. 140 First st. FINANCIAL. 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 Wah.(ground floor). Tel.pajc 1331. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL or chattel mortgages, personal or salary se curity, at lew rates. C. W. Pallett, 213 Com, mcrclfil block. Teh Grant SCO. $200,000 TO LOAN AT 5. C, 7 PER CENT. City and suburban property for sale and rent. Agon't for Westchester Fire Insurance Co. Wm. G. Beck. 321 Morrison stT MONEY LOANED ON BICYCLES, PIANOS, furnituro and other securities. W. A Hath away, room 10 Wash. Tjldg. Phone Hood 413. LOANS .ON MINING STOCK, FURNITURE, real estato or other securities. J 28 Third St.. C. H. Thompson's Cut-Rate Ticket Office. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM S5 TO $500, on all classes of security R. I. Ecker- iuji a u.. ruuiu u ivactiiinijiua ouiiaing. LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND other securities; lowest rates; private. S. W. King, room 45 "Washington building. , MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KfNDS"6F SE curlty. Wm. Holl. room 9 Washington! bldg. State funds loaned C per cent. W, BThoma, state agt.. for Mult. Co., 400 Cham, of 'Com. MQNEY TO LOAN, 0 per cent, farm qr city property. O. M. Smith. 3 Ch. of Commerce. LOANS na chattel", pcuarles, -etc. lqw-rates. S6e us flr't." Mann & Co . W QUkum bldg. MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURI tv. Phnne Red 2S53. Frame. 510 Ifaramun. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AxrianltarsIiplemeixts, Macjixnerr. JOHN POOLE; Newtqn wagons, buggies, -a lad mlll?, pumps, machinery. Foo,t "ilorrjaon st. Attorzjey. EDWARD' T. T AGO ART, ATTORNEY -AT-Jaw, geqejal practice. ilS Chamber .of Com roet?:p. S. W. KANSOM. A'ETORNET-AO'-r-AW AK counselor, finxej .QinK hlfltf., -Pprtlilvl. Or. Aaaayesr pjewi JfMilyat J. H- FISK.' MINERVL ASSAYER AND chemist; soli dus.t -bought. 204h Washington. PAUL BAUlfEL. ASSAYER AND AN.ALXST: gold dust fought. V!22S!5rjStaxfc Jit. Boole &taxr. J. IC GILL a. CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE ta8 pookaeltoa And jjtatlo-fiers Aa?"5 3dt. BOOKS. OLD AND Nl!W, "'BOUGHT AND so!d. The Old Book Store. 220 Yamhill. -Box JToWjera. 1FREN(CH SELLS. -MAXES AND SUYS ftoxes. 213Wahlngtcn. bono Clay 442. Coal Denier. VULCAN COAL vCO.. dealers .in house, steam and 1 blacksmith coals- .lao foundry coke. Front st.rjiear GU?ap. Ore. tel,. Rejl lCR Car pen tors imd Bnjlderji, JOHN .. MELTON, carpenter. hulUler: voCCce, and store fixtures. Ore. tel. T47. 3jC 'Staijc Cltlropodlts nJ SS&jLfpP1 WM. DEVEST &. MAUD DEVENY .' THE' only scientific chiropodists, parlqra Ol AJteky bldg., 5d and MprrUon. pre.' phone. Grant 10. Miss Dart, raqnicurinj. room CO Unlop block, Jst and Stark. HBurs i to". Tel. Front v44. Clalrv.oyaijits. Ime. Dr. Hersog. from Berlin, acVsntiflc re Vftler; telUf'-eutlro life. past, present -and fu ture; consultation 6n All affairs; nothing ex cepted; nances given; 0od advice; suns iialp; -mistake Impossible; imports genuine gyp?y love pdwtfar. Foe", 1; lfitter. i. 32$3 Urter, Co.ramlsslon ater.tiopts. HERMAN METZGER, PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, furs, yqol, raob&tr, tallow, old rubber and old 'metal, and eatral .coniails 'sfon merchant. Front St., riear Main, Port land, Or. Cosh advances on consignment. TAYLOR. YQUNG CO.,. SHIP BROKERS and commission merchants, fibcriock bldg., Portland. Or. ALLEN -!: LICWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO dyen merchants, Frpnt & D sts.. -Portlaijd.iCp. EVERDING & FARRPIjL. commission, butw, .eggs, "chickens and farm produce. "Portland. " CorIcon Mcyll-rlits. METAL SKYLIGHTS, GALVANIZED .IRON cornices. J. ,C. Bajer. 255 Second at. Dancing. DANCING AND DRAMATIC ELOCUTION. Mrs. Larowe, 23d and. Kearney. Tel. 11 to 3. Dentists- DR. B. H. FISHER. 717 The Dakuo. PHONE 'HQOD SOd. DyeliigT and Cleaningr. H. W. TURNER. PROFESSIONAL and cleaner. 301 17th. Tel. Red 131. Electrolysis. A beautiful, complexion may De hod by treat ment ftt the hands of the repowned Mrs. "F. Constance Wallace, -the expert on facial massage, which treatment will positively re move .wrinkle, pimple, freckles.- moth patches, blackheads; tan and eur.burn; hollow cheeks filled out; bcalp aclcntiflcally treatedi Rocm 70 Lewis JQldg.. ''Morrison and Park sts. Fence and Wire TVorlwi. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND "J'JRB Works. A. Carlson. 239 East Morrison 3U General Repairing. - AH kinds machinery and bicycle repairing, saw filing1 and gumming-. Jacob Polear. 214 Jet. Hslr D'resfaine and Manicuring. ROSENTHAL SISTERS. 160 FIFTH. OPP. P. O. Switches a specialty. Phone Hood 014. Harness and Saddles. BREYMAN LEATHER CO, WHOLESALE saddle and harness manufacturers, saddlery hardware, findings and shoe store supplies; leather, 'qf all kinds. 73 Frorit st- THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE sale saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st. Iron Founders. Mach'sts, Ship B'ld'rs. Wolff &. Zwlcker Iron Works: designers and mfrs. Of ships, steamboats, marine, mining and milling machinery; riveted atccl pipe. Smith i Watson Iron Works; engines and, boil ers; logging engines a specialty; quartz and saw mills: misc. machinery. Front and Hall. Insurance. Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N. W.; protects the living; fixed pay ments eliminate doubtful "dividends." J. L. Mitchell. Sup. Sec'y, C12-615 Marquom bldg. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 First st. Boyd & Arnold. General Agents. Mncnetlc and Mental Heallnc Magnetic Healer Mrs. Dr. Watson, from Chi cago, positlv ely .cures rupture, ndmatter how long a standing; rheumatism, tumors, nerv ousness, chronic sores, female troubles. 1( to 12, 1 to 4 P. M.. 102 Fifth st., cor Taylor. Mrs. C J. Maple, magnetic healer (Weltmer method), office treatment and college eourse3 given. 221 Goadnough bldg.. 5th & Yamhill. Massacre. THE SNOWDEN" TUB AND VAPOR baths, massage, electricity. 131$ Fourth, near Alder. Phono Red 421. SELECT MASSAGE and magnetic treatments; lady from S. F. Parlor 2&. 2S' Stark st. Marble and Granite "Works. LARGEST. BEST STOCK OF MONUMENTS in city, at qost. to reduce stock before mov ing flown town. Weks. 720 Front st. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS; marble, gran ite and stone work. Schar.en & Neu. 2C8 1st. Manufacturer of Ladles' Goods. LADIES' SILK WAISTS AND WRAPPERS, fancy white roods, silk underwear made to order. Sing Chong Co.. 333 Morrison. Minlnp; Machinery. Ottumwa mining hoists, dnpmos. motors, saw mills, etc Tatum & Bowen, 29-35 First; st. Musical. Lessons 50c; piano, guitar, banje. mandolin, vio lin Instruments for sale. Mrs. Martin. 104$ 1st SIGNOR G. FERRARI. MASTER OF VOICE culture. Mulkey big.. Second and Morrison. Medical. LADB3BI CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY royal Pills are the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps, fpr particulars. "Relief for Ladles." In letter by roturn mall Ask yonr druggist. Chichester Chemfta! Co . Philadelphia. Pa. PAUL CROMWELL. THE COLORED SPE ciallst. has opened up his omce at 347 Front. and will sell his medicine as usual. Medi cines for all kinds of chronic diseases. Nurseries. J. B PILKINGTON. grower and importer of fine nursery stock: trees, shrub?, vines, etc. Shade trees planted. Depot. 20th and Belmont (formerly Hanson's). Ore. phone Blue S13. Osteopathy. Dr. W. A. Rogers and Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks, graduates under Dr. A. T. Still. 'the founder1 of Osteopathy: consultation and diagnosis free. 532-3-4 Marquara bldg. Phono Main 27. DR. R. B. NORTHRUP, Osteopath, suite 41a Dekum bldg. Investigation respectfully so licited; examination free. Phone Main 349. DR. L. B. SMITH. PIONEER OSTEOPATH, suite 409 Oregonlan building. Phone Oo,k 421. Palmistry. MRS. L. BURHANS, SCIENTIFIC PALM Ist, Macleay building, room SCO, second floor. 10 A. M to 5 P. M.: evimlnr?. 014 Grand ave., room 50. Readings. 50c and $1. Larsen the palmist, reads when a IracHojH evenit lane yiute, pagi ana xuiure; scientniB reading. 50c. Allsky building, room 2to. Miss A M. Stevenson, scientific palmist and ncvnhlf..: ruada -at. nrauent. future. 2u9'-u !. BUSINESS j)IRECT6RY. Parents. T. J. GEISLER. 010-011 CHAMBER OF COM. Registered attorney V. S. Patent Office. Portland RidLnsr CZalwi. LIVERY AND BOARDING; LADIES' AND gentlemen's saddle horses. 354 Jefferson Pbyslcinns and SnrgeoBit, Dri Flora A. Brawn; diseases of women and children -a -specialty. Consultation and diag nosis free. 517-518 The Dokum. Portland, Or. DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST tS KID ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows,' Temple. Roofliip: and Skyllfflxts. Removed W. A. WyJikoop. 248 Ash, near 3d. Phone Hood 7C4. Country work specialty. Safes. AFKS. SAFES. BANK WORK. LOCK DEPT,. .opening locjto-ot?. repairs. J. E. Davis, CG 3d. Saxv 'iKill Macliinery XJhrlseos,Qn-IcMa3ter Maqhuwsry Co. : .new and 2dhand. maehlnury. E. Water and E- Taylor Shoireane and Store FixtnreB. JHXON. EORGESON & CO.. FRONT AND Washington Kts Specialists. Bertha A. Trulllnger. specialist: complexion, scalp treatments, manlcuriog. ParJoxa 25-2tl. Ruasel bOff.. 4th & Morx. Shone Front 373. SplrItnn-lisJi. MitS. WALLACE. RELJABLE CI.AIRVO-Y--an,t apd Hychic life reader; consult hor on business Affairs, lov e troubles, absent f rlund. good advlco on mines: reading dally, 50c and up. 167& First 3t.. oiilces 7 and 8. MRS. -STEVENS, SPIRITUAL LIFjE READ ver; sittings dally. 22 Morrison st.. rra. 22. Mrs. C. Cornelius, medium. 205 Goodnouuh ildg.. Fifth and TTamhlll. Tel. Brawn 441 Storage. OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a speataUy. Insurance rates low;atQwuy rates rcasooAhli. Careful Attention given to country consign. menfs. Tel. Or. Main 777; Columbia 7u. -SAFES. PIANOS. FURNITURE MOVED AND packed for shipping. C. -id. Olaen. 12S F.lrat. Td. offico yato 107; Blqck S01. Storage and Transfer. STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD at Fred Bickel's storehavso, 31 North Frout. S,tovei, Raitses, Household H'drare. Hardware; sole agt. Universal staves & range; housefurhlAhing' goods. J. J. Kadderly. Ill Up Tuent.s and ATvnintcs. PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.; TENT3. sails, awninjts. 229 Ankeny. Tel. Grant 15ul. United States Pensions. E. W. ALLEN. 5l CHAMBER, OF COM merco, pension attorney. 20 years' experience. C.F.PFLUGER. NOTARY, 148 SECOND ST. Rebellion and later war applications maiT6 Veterinary Hospital. DR. R. H. POWER TREATSr ALL DOME3 tlc animalp. 303 Jefferson; phone Oak 1021. Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor. N. JTront and Davis sts.. Portland. Or BUSINESS CHAXCE3. RARE CHANGE TO STEP INTO AN Es tablished business; on account of 111 health will soil beat-paylnfe grocery In Portland at, f,a. sacrifice ; location In heart of city, with cheap rent; no credit; established route of. regular cash customers. Address X SO, car Oregonlan. BUTCHERS AND MARKET MEN HERE IS your -chance,. Yod can get a. nice corner market, fixtures all in it. where with a small capital and push you ean moke money without leaving: Portland. Rent low to good, tenant. J. Xraemor. Commercial block. A GOOD CHANCE TO BUY A WELL-PAY-Ing country store, situated 80 miles east or Portland: tine trade; buildings and merchan- dbte "will invoice about $3000; good reason for selling. Address P 39. care Oregonlan. BAKERY FOR SALE CHEAP, IN GOD.O Country town; 2000. Inhabitants; only bakery in town. Address M 33. care Oregonlan. FOR SALE BLACKSMITH AND WAGON shop; doing good business. 430 Belmont st., 'East Side. LOST AND FOUND. LOST THURSDAY NIGHT. BETWEEN Union Depot and Perkins Hotel., grip, con taining nothing of valuo except to owner. Return to hotel, and get reward. J. F. Walker. LOST DARK BROWN COLLARETTE, WITH about clrht talis and two heads. Please re turn to 452 Market St.. near 13th. 3IINING. OREOON MINING STOCK EXCHANGE. -CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. OPEN CALL 10.30 O'CLOCK A. M. DAILY. Reliable Brokers. F. J. Hard & Co . Chamber of Commerce bldg. Oregon Phone 810: Columbia Phone 239, BANKS. SAVINGS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY, OF OREGON. 109 THIRD STREET Money to !oan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. BLNJ. 1. COHEN .......President H. L- PITTOCK. A. S. NICHOLS.. Vlco-Pres. E. J. ALSTOCK. J. O. Goltra Secretaries FTRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OR. Designated Depository and Financial Agent ot tho United States. Prosldent H. W. CORBETT Vice-President A. L. MILLS Cashier G. E. WITHINOTOi Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK Second Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD Letters of credit issuea. avauanie in iiurop and tho Eastern states. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on itotf Yoik,. Boston. Cnlcago. St. Louis. St. Paul, Omaha. San Francisco and the principal points in the Northwest. Sight and time bills drawn In sums to suit on London, Paris, Berlin. Frankfort-on-th-Maln. Hong Kong, Yokohama, Copenhagen, Chrlstlania. btoekr.olm. bt. Putarsburg, Mos cow. Zurich. Honolulu. Collections made on lavorabls terms. LADD & TILTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1859. Transact General Banking Business. Inurest allowed on tlmo ueposits. Collections made at all points on favorable terms Letters of credit issued available la Europe and the Eastern states. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers old oa tNeiw York, Washington. Chicago, St. Louis. Denver, Omana, San rianclaco and vari-. ous points in Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Mon tana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London Paris. Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong; 4 ycw.t.S FARGO & CO. BANK .CASH CAPITAL AND SUrtPLCS... $6,250. 000 JOlirs J. vAAJia- .. .......... mx.Bi.vnri x HOMER. S. KING .---- MANAGER (San Francisco.) R. M. DOOLY CASHIER JOHN E. MILES .ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) General Banking, Business transacted. Ex change sold, ond Letters of Credit UausL available la all paxts of the world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK" "" PORTLAND. OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON President R. L. DURHAM , Vice-President It. W. HOYT...... Cashier GEO. W. HOTlT Assistant Cashlce TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts and letters of crnilt issued. avsllabU in all parts of the world. Collecjlons x specialty. a;d dust bought. LONDON" AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK LIMITED, CAPITAL PAID LP.. , $2,450,000 Head Office, 71 Lomoard htteet. London. This bank transacts a general banking and exenange business, makes loans, discounts bllU and Issuea commerual and travi-lnrs" crediu. available, tn any city In the world. Chamber of Commerce Building. Third and Stark Btreets. W. A. MAi'KAK. Manager. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts issued available in all cities of ths United Stat, s and Europe. fr"Went . .TYLER VvpODWARD Vice-President JACOB KAMM ""h!fr , F c MILLER BANK OP HRlTl.-lll COLUMBIA " PAIDJ&JCXPITAL i . :.' . .$ar.ofo.00rt RESERVE 600.000 Heqd Office, tit) Lombard tret. London. Com'l Block. 244 Washington St.. Portland. i:. LEA BARXEd. Manuuer. t ncs o