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Newspaper Page TextMW MtfiHfliNG' -OREGeXIAS; -TUESDAY iNOVESIBER 6, 1900, HELP WANTED MALE. 8 BUCKERS. $2.60 TO 32.73: 4 RIGGING S'li"3' I2-9 te 269; 3 jackscrew tain, K.W9 to 42.75; 12 barkers and ewoaperi, fz.25 to 2 60; 20 wocdebeppers, goe to 11.15; board or batch, farm haad and milkers, $25 batcher, good wages. hotel and restaurant help New orders dally Canadian Agency, . H Morrison. Loggers' Headquarters. 2.EARX TYPEWRITING AXD MAGAZINE Illustrating Taurfct by mall free. Tuition payable eo days after ecunng position pay ing S13 weekly Correspondence Institute of America, Seranton. Pa. TV ANTED - DISTRICT MANAGER FOR one of the larre New York Life Insurance Companies. Call or address M. T Kady. Super, isor of Agents. 0T5 OregenlBn building! TOl- rs GO WITH PROSPECTING PARTY to Philippine Inlands, one rear, $2S5. For particulars address D. B. Andrews, US Cherry st.. Seattle. Wash. -R ANTED FIRST-CLASS JOB PRINTER? also two hands for plain composition. Alvln B. Hawk. 145H Third at. WANTED STOUT EOT FOR GENERAL work and delivery. Bernstein's Art Store. Washington et wanted agents, gents and toadies; new preposttten; goad money. Call today. 270 Oak st. Workingman Bartw Shop, haircut 15c shave 10c. 7 eha'n' Kd Dnnlon. 285 Morrison st PILES cured without op-ratlon. Xo-paln. No detention from huslnss. Box 517. Wty. FIRST-CLASS PAXTSMAKER WANTED AT J Pollrka & Co 'a. 248 MorrUon st. DOT WANTED. J R ROGERS, 323 MOB nsen Marquam building. HELP WANTED FEMALE. STILL IX THE LEAD: PLENTY OK WORK Come and see our big list, always pood pla-es on hand. Canadian Parlors, 220 .Mor rison St., Hf stairs RELIABLE FIRM IS DESIROUS OF IXTER vlewlng responsible middle-aged woman with some knowledge of sewing. R I. Oregonlan. WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENBCAL house week and cook; two In family; good wages. 54 30th st. north. Bear Washington. WANTED GIRL KOR COOK. AND GBX eral housework; goad vages. 813 Lpveioy rtret between 24th and 25th. WANTED GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; small fanHly of adults. Call today at 575 Irving street, corner 18th. WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL TO GO TO Wenatehe. Wash.; wa&ee 325. Call 361 Has salo st . cor Third. GIFL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUPE ynrk and cooking. Apply in the forenoon, 427 Washington rt. GIRL TOR GKNBRAL HOUSEWORK; GER man preferred; smalt faaiMy. 564 Sixth St., near Grant. WANTED 47 MAIN ST.. AN EXFKRI cnoed girl for gwieral housework; good wages. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Apply 381 16th. cor. Montgomery. WANTED -A TEW HOURS- HOUSEWORK done each day. Apply 42 North 21st et. LIVE LADY AGENTS. TO CANVASS IN "lty Call at 08 Mth. near 8ta-k street. CALL AT THE INDUSTRIAL UNION FOR work 06H J Also beard and room. STEADY GIRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT housework. ApHr 827 Morrlvm st. YOUNG OIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL housework. Call 348 Harrison st. WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE of ehtldren. 741 Glfean rtreet. GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILD FOtTU months old. 408 Jefferson. GOOD DRESSMAKER WANTED, AT ONCE at 418 nw-HKMe at. " YOI-NG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK. 430 Harrison Ktreet. ' fITU'-FOR DINING-ROOM WORK. 81 4TH stiet. SITTATIOX "VVAXTED MALK. -MlnccllnTjconn. EITTEnMAKKR. 10 YERS ETPERTKNCE In Sweden. Denmark and Ireland; good n-.-rl-inlst. npeaks Ensrh Swedish and Gor man Please reply to C 4. Orccoalan. FVGIXEKR AND MACHINIST WANTS PER-n-annnt work; understands all kinds ma chlr'ry. Address B 4. OrerenUn. CLERICAL POSITION WANTHO nT YOUNG man speaking Spanish. English and Gorman. AddresR V 13. care OregoniaH. SIT .TION WANTSD-RY YOUNG ROY. TO w.rk for board and attend school. Apply 310 Columbia street, near 6th. YiTNG MAN W1FE? TO LEARN POMH K'nd of trade; referents. Addrew U 5. cere Oreronlan. SITXATIOA-S WASTED-FRMAI.E. JloimeUTiirr". WACTEn-BiTUATION AS H.Ti'SBKkJBI'BK; rrrerenees can be given. Addresa L 2. ear ' regonta. W ANTED-SITTATION A HOTUKXSKPieit in ;ln fmll A4dreB SK Vmon are. Domestic. Ti"LNO ORRMAX WOMAN WANTS LICHT hou"rV or rhamberwork by day. Mrs. J anna Sh -to Krth Flrt er, 'OND U ORK WANTKO BY COKPETJiNT "ftg ladr . private family Phono lied 13S1 " .' 3d Mreet SITUATIO'CS WANTED-rKMALK Il'ittUUfciiern nud Stcnosrrnphers. W 'JEO-TYVEWUtriXG. COPYIKO OH inr'hand dl tj!n; SvtSWU'otent rsrs .a wkh owlede o: spelling, gmnimar and punctua ion Address o 2. cre Orsconlaa. WANTED BY YOUNG BUS1MEPR WOMAN. poHlon a lnokkfcr. Mil clerk or assist ant li nffice. beet of referaneee. X 32. care 'r gonlan rwrKrtnexoED youn lady stexog- rajir. owning nxu-hln. rwiM like ros4Uon nfternooi C 1. ear Oregonian. M id LfY STKNXIRAPHKK doslr- position, understands bookkeeping. J ? re Ore;nlaR EXPKttlENCBD LADY STENOGRAPHER msh postttoa. Address T 2, care Orfgontan. Mlscellnnrons. Fir.ST-CLA COOK IN BOARDING-HOUSE-good city reference. Call in afternoon, be tween 2 and 4 o'clock, at 3&S Oak st. RFFINRD LADY WILL HELP IN SEWING ar.J iHMteohotd dttec. In exchange foe pleas ant home O 1, Orpgonlan. AN EXIKUSNCBD COOK WANTS PLCE r rs from 16 A. M. to 4 P. M. 2-42 North xth WAVTED-AGEXTS. A "F NTS-YOU CAN MAKE J5 A DAT SELL ng Ciam'n new 3ftth Century map puBllca tkn, send 7Sc for complete 52 4Ht. Try H and be convinced. Addreca E. J. Footer, 40 r.l's rt San Fraeico. CaU A fN-v-u tjf-r OF ARSOI'TK XRCRS !tv la every building, no competition: big rcflt fxclilve rights, failure impossible, At.'-cy Pept. 112. 27 William St.. N. Y AGENTS WANTBD-HISTORY OF 'CHINA'S " xyth th Nt'o." big book, best terms, " ' f" S C Miller Co Portland Or. WAXTED-TO REVT. J,ra IMMEDIATELY-T7NFURNISHBD :TT 13 TV w . rooms; cen tral. rve full particulars. Address s s. car. partlcuiars. Address S 2, cara Oregon Ian. COTXEGE STUDENT WISHES PLACE TO week tor board, ray for room, walttag pr ferrad A 4, Oregon tan. WANTED- FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms or house, near 29th and Sarler. P 1. WAyTEDMISCBLLAXEOUS. WANTED TO BORROW S00 ON GOOD farm property hear Portland. Inquire at ls Seventh st.. between Washtaton and Sark. WANTRD HIGHEST PRICBSPAID FOR seooBd-hasd furniture and stoves, at 2S5 Flrat street. Orcgoa phone South 114L WANTED - A J"ULL -OHO-N ua . rxML weighing not over ztx rounds; poodle floe Srefened, TeL Rd 746. r WiMI . W. ANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED TO R3NTcFORCABH.,5.xnA.RS. weM-improved farm. of-1 ICO- or 320 or, where I can get ou's.de range for stock ad joining or -close by. -Address -IC. lock-box 524. Aberdeen, Wash. WANTED TO 'PURCHASE COMFORTABLE house and fuH lot. West Side. Address H L care Orecontan. HOUSE AND LOT, -NOT TO 'EXCEED $1300 cash, must be a bargain. Afldreaa N 1, care Orrgonlan. WILL BUT FECOXD-HAND TYPEWRITER. In coed order; state make. P. O, Box, 747. city. , Wanted Rooming-house, central. State low est cash price and; location. E 23. Oresonlan. DEBTS AND ACCOUNTS COLLECTED AXY where. Address -SIS Chamber of Commerce. HIGHEST PRICES for second-hand .furniture, stores, etc Kntncr. 32 North Third, Phone. CAST-OFF CLOTHING AT MAINE LOAN Office 70 "N 3d t. Oregon phone Clay CSX. KOR HEX. Room. THE SPALDEfU. S E. COR. "PARK AND Alder sts - under tha management of the owner, Helen F. Spalding The most complete apartraent,houe In the Northwest; cholco rooms, for gentlemen or gentleman and wile; furnished housekeeping suites a specialty. THE PLEAS ANTON, -2SS& THIRD ST.-FINE furnished rooms, en -autte. single, or house keeping, sunlight In all rooms, bath Included; most reasonable terms; transient solicited. THE NEWCASTLE &. E COR. THIRD AND Harrison sts. Rooms, furnished or unfur nished; all modern conveniences, references. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. LOCA tlon Unsurpassed for gentlemen transients; fl 1-cr day. The Cosmos, Fourth and Morrison. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT; all modern Improvements; gas light, furnace heat, and bath. 195 10th St.. corner Taylor. THE STEVENS, 426 ALDER ELEGANTLY furnished rooms; all modern conveniences; good neighborhood; no children; reasonable. FOR "RENT LARGE. rLEASANT FUR nlshed room. 58 East -Seventh st, 'Suitable for one or two gentlemen; references. THE MEDINA.' 330 WASHINGTON, ever Cordray's, new and -elegantly furnished rooms, day, week or month. ' FOR RENT LOVELY' LOWER FLAT OF 6 rooms; all modern convi-nlencea; near two car lines. 399 Sellwoad st. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, FIRST NA ttonal Bank bnlldtmr. First and Washington sts. Phone Black 038: 414. YAMHILL ST. PEASANT ROOMS. FOR trentlemcn; steam. hat. bath, telephone, all modern convenience. 201 13TH-LARCE ALCOVE ROOM. NEWLT furnished; suitable for two gentlemen, also one single room. ALPINE FLATS. 2714 ilORRISON NICELY furnished room, en suite or single; gentlemen onlv, third floor. im 1TH ST.. NE3;T DOOR TO MORRISON Xlcly furnished rooms; modern conven iences. TWO FINELY FURNISHED .ROOMS. ALL modern conveniences; on two car lines; at 201 13th street. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. SUIT aWe for two young ladles. Call at 305V4 3d rt. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAMILY. 113 12th St., noar Washington. lloonii With Hoard. I"ORTLANX WOMEN'S UNION: 13TH YEAR; room's with boar-1; -namelcd balh tubs, ua of llbrarv. Woman's Exchange; Industrial school. Address Mrs. E C George, superin tendent. Sin Flandtrs street. FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD. LARGE front room, suitablo for wo; other smaller rooms; one unfernlshcd front room; hay win dow and al-ore; fine lo;atlon. 203 12th VERY HANDSOME BAT-WINDOW ROOM; also one rlngle front roorn; good table board, home cooking. 1SS 7th street. S&ME VHRY DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH all oenvenlenoes and best of board. "The Sterling. 0S5 Oouoh. j 426 BURNSIDE ST. NEWLY FURNISHED rooms, with ")oard. with all conveniences; prl "e reasonable. ROOM AND BOARD. PRIVATE FAMILY; one or two young ladles. Address Q 1, caro OreKonlan. i cxS WITH HOARD; ALL MODERN conveniences. The Hesportan, 533 Moilson. cor 17th. NICBLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. WITH board, comforts of a home. 2"5 WhHakcr st. LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS AT Mrs. Poulttrer. Z7 11th st.. near Morrison. THE DRIARD. 393 MORR'SON. COR. 10TH Fine roam; also first-rjaes tabl board ROOM AND BOAnD FOR YOUNG LADY OR KtBtlnma, 231 fitli s-treet; reasonable. 215 12TH ST BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED rooms; home cooking, English family. NICE SUITE OF rooms, with bond RfK)MS. OR SINGLE IGS-KO 11th sU DESIRABLE TRONT R003H5. EN SUEEE OR Mn.tle; fl-st-class tall 22C llt rt'. RVM AND RO.VRD FOR GENTLEMEN. 371 Washington ft. Hon(olioeiiln: Iloomi. VRT DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE kjlnK rwm, ever convenience; reason abl. At 2"3 Montgomery -t.. cor. Fifth. FURNISHED FLAT; ALSO SINGLE ROOMS; modern convenlerce -JSt Kumslde. corner lth. Mrs. E A. Rocers. Rferejices. TWO XICELX TO .NISnEU ROOMS 1 OR SiSht r-eurekfeptag; reference;; no children. C Main at. : FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, lantry and Mnk; no children. 60 North 13th, near Everett. 2&:: SIXTH ST.. CORNER MADISON FCR TiHhed hoackeeplng roonr;; all conveniences; bert location. PASO ROl.KS. JSOSfc FIRST ST -DESIRA-ble roomn. furnished or unfurnished; fine brtck houee VtMt RBNT S COMI'LaTEIY FURNISHED hsufsekeering rooms, also .'l:igl roams. 426 Hlfta et. 409 MORRISON ST. BETWEEN 10TH AND 11th Furnished housekeeping rooms; best lo cation. 40U MORRISON ST . BETWEEN 10TH AND 1 1 th Furnished housekeeping rooms; best lo cation. ONE PLEASANT ROOM. WITH USE OF kitchen, for ono or two ladles. GST East Mor rlson. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING OR SINGLE rooms, private family; no children. 335 3d st. 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE keeplng. 04 East Ninth street. Uonses. Jll PER MONTH: AN 8 -ROOM HOUSE; large yard, with fruit trees; also chicken house Phone Union 545. FOR RENT P-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. AT Sfnnyside. IC0O East Washington. Inquire 2&S Morrison. FOR RENT A NICE UNFURNISHED FLAT; no children. 420 Main St. Bath and phone. T"nrnllietl Houses'. NICELY FURNISHED G-ROOM COTTAGE, with piano, no small children. Inquire C83 Second st. 310 PER MONTH. 5-ROOM COTTAGE. FUR nlshed complete for hous-ekeenlneT. 112 Pen noyer st. NINE ROOMS AXD PLENTT OF GROUND. Apply after 4 P. M.. 281 Eugene st. FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. 173 EAST cum streev, corner .1 ami! 111. Homes for Hcnt Farnltartr for Sale. HOUSE "FOR RENT. FURNIXtTRE FOR SALE Modem, S rooms, cement basement; lawn; ra and electric fixtures; most desirable cor ner, West Side: r-nt 36. Address G. L.. care Oreirontan. 8-ROOM HOUSE TO RENT AXD FTJRXI ture for sale. Iaculre 127 Park. Store. STORE FOR RENT. OCKLET BtTHaDIXG, 3t2 Morrison, near 10th; steam heat. -Dr. Brown. C6 Marquam. FOR RENT A GOOD STORK WITH Fix tures, at SeMwood; a good chance. Inquire ,at Nottingham & Co. FOR RENT STORK. 41 FIRST ST.. COR. Ash. H. L. Gliran. 420 Chamber Cexamercc pEhsonalS. SPLENDID MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS We carry the most celebrated makes of banjos, violins, mandolins, guitars and zith ers. We sell them 'at moderate" -prices and ott credit. One dollar a week at our stores buys; A fine tailor-made suit or overcoat, a hand some silk dress or -underskirt; an up-to-data and stylish Jacket or tar .cape, and bedroom or parlor set. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., 38S Washington. 17 -women wanted -su&Tertag from Irregular, painful periods; leucorrhoea whites, and all complicated diseases' pertaining- to changes of life, cured by old Dr. Kessler. cor. Second and Yamhill sts. 329 women called last month. Consultation free, and private rooms for ladles. If caH't call, "write, lnclosta 10 2c stamps. Hundreds treated at home by ills new system. LADIES. XOW IS JTHE TIME TO BUY X genuine sealskin jacket worth 250 for S100. Have your fur garments remodeled for less than hart, price. First-class "work; excellent fit guaranteed; 30 years experience: refer ences. G. JConlgsberE. 210 Allsky .bldg.. 3d ana Morrison, oia and new furs bought. 4 THE STAR HAIR REMEDY IS GUARAX teed to restore gray and raded hair to nat- . ural colcr. cure dandruff, stop falling, grow new hair. One preparation for All shades proves conclusively It 1 not a dye; no stara to acato or linen. Paris Hair Store, 303 Washington street, sole agent. ELECTRIC PARLORS. 193 YIRST STREET, treats ull scalp diseases and guarantee to restore gray hair to natural color, -without dye; removes wrinkles and al) blemishes from face, also removes -superfluous hair from the face without pain; enlarging busts a spe cialty. Oregon Phone. Wrest 133. DRESS SUITS RENTED. ALL SIZES. WE call for. sponge, tjtcss and deliver one suit ot your clothing- each "week, sew on buttons, sew up rips, for $1 per month. Dyeing, -steam cleaning and repairing. Unique Tailoring Co., 317 Washington, both phones. THE PORTLAND CLUB. IXC., A PLACE OF amusement and recreation for gentlemen, 180 FJfth st. and 201 Alder. The cafe In con nection carries the best line of liquors and cigars the -world produces. PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMEXT healthy location; rtrlet privacy; reasonable prices; best care; country cases solicited. Call or address Dr. Darling, Cambridge bldg.. Portland. Or. INFORMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL J. Renart; last heard from In Vancouver, Wash. On account of settlement of an estate. Ad dress M. P. Renart, College Point, Greater Ne.w Yorkf MANLY TIGOR KESTORED BY DR. ROB erts" Nerve Globules. One month's treatment. $2; 3 months, $5. Sont securely sealed by roalL Agenls, Woodard & Clarke. Portland. Or. E. L. BRIGGS WANTS TO FIND HIB SIS ter, Mrs. Harriet McNIel. If she should see, this, please let him know her address through general delivery, postofflce. this city. A. LIPPMAN, high-grade ladles' tailor. Brooke building, 7th and Wash. Phone Hood 64. Suits made, ?25 up1; ladles' own goods, $12.50. 30 days only. Fall goods arrived. IF YOU ARE SICK. USE THE OXYGENOR King. It cures without medicine. Apply to Oregon Oxyjdnor Co., 20O Morrison, room 18. Agents wanted. ILLOND'S PREVENTIVE COXES. AN UN equaled antiseptic: no failure; per box. $1.50; sample, 10c Illond Chem. Co., Portland. P. O. box 074. We print 30 visiting cards, proper size and style, 25c; 250 burlness cards, $1; sent post paid. Brown & Schmale. 223 First St., city. TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably filled at Eysscll's Fharmacy, 227 Morrison St.. bet, let and 2d. Uncle Henry, f&O Cth. pawnbroker; unredeemd pledges; bargains always on hand; warrant ed Jewelry, watch repairing lowest prices. AX OLD GENT WOULD BE PLEASED TO meet a lady from 40 to 30. I have some means. Address B 1, care Oregonlan. OSTRICH FEATHERS. BOAR. PLUMES AXD tins, cirled and repaired; old feathers made over like new. 60 N. 7th, cor. "Davis. MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE to meet lady of suitable age; object, matri mony. Address A 1, caro Oregonlan. ALL WOMEX WANTING A POSITIVE J'RC vcntlve, send to P. O. box 200, with Inclosed rtamp. for particulars. FULL-DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS RENT cd for all occasions. C2 Third at., near Pine. W. II. LESH. Jeweler: watches eold on easy payments. Opon Saturday evgs. 013 Dekuni. RADICAL AND NEW THOUGHT BOOKS. Jones' Book Store. 200 Alder, Portland, Or. Respectable single mm and women wishing to become acquainted, address P. O. box 339 CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADTES AND gentlemen. Apply at room 45 Labbo bldg. Sewing machines repaired at your home. Hls lo 420'4 Washington. Phone Hood 000. Ladles' Free monthlv Regulator. Cannot fall. Mrs. B. Rowan. Milwaukee. Wis. WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED? SEND tamp to lock box CGO. Pnrtlnnd Or LOST AXD ITOU7VD. LOST AT OLDS & KINO'S DEPARTMENT store, valuable package, containing laoe barb collar, velvet band, with sold orna ments; alpo white silk band for neck and Fo!d lade band, purchased at Meier & Frank Ca's. A liberal reward; no qucrtlon asked if returned to The Spalding, cor. Park and Alder sts., room 20. LOST SATURDAY EVENING, A FOX TER rier doj, 7 months old. whl'e body, brown had and wore collar- with Joi 1-cense tag No. 114S. Suitable, rewaid by returning to owner. John W. Goss, SCI 10th st. STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE OF F A. Ball. Catlln avenue, South Mount Tabor small tin box of doedT and other valuable papers. Return to 0 and 11 North First. No questions aked. Rewrrd. LOST ON WATER ST. BETWEEN GRANT and Salmon, package letters, addresecd "John E. Malnes." Please mall to Haines. J 3, care Oregonlan. LOFT SATURDAY EVENING, ON 20TH. Jefferson or Stout sts., a mink fur collar. Suitable reward will be given If left at 307 20th st. LOST RED EEMALE IRISH SETTER, near Mount ZIon; named "Juno." Reward C. W Baker, care W. U. T. Co. LOST A SILVER PURSE. FINDER CAN have contents If they will return purse to Oregonlan office or 510 Market LOST BUNCH OF 12 FRIENDSHIP HEARTS Saturday. November 3. -Grace McKInley. Phone Union 543; reward. LOST LETTER ADDRESSED TO "DELLA BS-aus " on Alder st. Return to Opera-House Laundry. Reward. LOST RED LEATHER POCKETBOOK. ON Grand ave . north of East Morrison. Leave 71 Grand ave. LOST BLACK COCKER SPANIEL DOG; Li cense 1G04. Return 670 Hancock street, re ceive reward. SAILBOAT "SWALLOW" GONE ADRIFT. Information wanted. C. A. Marlett, 410 Eu gene street. LOST BROWN RUBBER COAT. OX ST. Johns motor. Please return 220 First st. Re ward. FOUND A PURSE CONTAINING MONEY. Owner call at 406 4lh street and prove prop erty. KIXAACIAL. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITT ON OfURNI ture, pianos, salaries, etc. Can bo paid In Installments, reducing interest. Hate lower than the lowest. F. W. Graves,' Mgr, 124 Oth, near Wash, (ground floor). Tel. Oak 1331. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY OX REAL or chattel mortgage:, personal or salary se curity, at low rates. C W. Pallett. 13 Com mercial block. Tel. Grant 836. J200 000 TO LOAN AT 5U. 0, 7 PER CENT. City and suburban property for sale and rent. Wm. G. Beck, S21 Morrison st MOXET LOANED ON BICYCLES. PIAXOS. furniture and ether securities. W. A. Hath- I away, room 10 Wash. Wdg. Phone Hood 413. mivc nv vrr-TTvrt on--w-r,- t.rnvtvTm real estate or other securitlas. ' 128 Third St., C H. Thompson's Cut-Rate Ticket Oluce. MOXET TO LOAX IX SUMS FROM 5 TO SS00, ofl all classes of security.. R. L Ecker son A; Co.. room 5 Washington building. LOANS OX FURXITURE, PIAXOS AXD other securities; lowest rates; private. S. W. King, room 45 Washington building. State funds. loaned 6 per tent. W. E. Thomas, state ast- tor Mult Co., 400 Cham, of Com. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OP SE curlty. Wm. Holl. room 9 Washington bldg. LOANS on chattels, salaries, etc., low rates. See us Crt Mann & Co . 504 Dekum bldg. MOXEY TO LOAX. 0 psr cent farm or city property. O. M. Smith. 3 Ch. of Commerce. MOXEY TO LOAX OX CHATTEL SECURI- ty. Phone Red 2853. Frame. 510 Marquam. SPECIAL XdTICES. Df THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED States for the District of Oregon Morris A Whitehead. Bankers, a Corporation, Com plalnant vs. East Side Railway Company, a Corporation; Columbia Car & Tool Works, a Corporation;. Penumbra Kelly, as Sheriff of the. County of Multnomah, in the State o Oregon; W. C Ganong', as Sheriff of the County of Clackamas, xa the State, of Ore gon; Wolff -4 Zwlcker iron Works, a Cor poration; and Joseph Paqnet and B. E. Smith. co--partners nndar the -arm. name- of Paqnet & Smith; The German Savings & Loan Society, a Corporation, and Security Savings A Trust Company. Df Portland, Or egon, a Corporation, Defendants, and A. L. Maxwell, as Trustee, Complainant vs. East Side Railway Company, a Corporation; Mor ris & Whitehead. "Bankers, a Corporation; Columbia Car & Tool Works, a Corporation; Frank Riffle and Albert Riffle, partners as Oregon Bridge Company; W. A. Cleland; David Frdedman; Charles F. ARee; Delphine Whalen; J. F. Clark. Louis Frecdman;. Sells Robinson; A. Friedberg; H. P. Christansen. as Administrator of the Estate or 'Charles Beckman; Alice M. Thayer; X. P. Sorenson, as Administrator of The Estate of John P. Anderson, Deceased, Josephine C. Campbell, as Administratrix of the Estate of Alexander Campbell. Deceased; Matilda M. Bennlck, as Administratrix of tha Kstata. of Theodora Bennlck, Deceased: WoUI & Zwicker -Iron Works, a Corporation; Robert Krauxe; Washburn & Moen Manufacturing- Company, a Corporation; German Savings & Loan So ciety, a Corporation; Henry E. McGinn and John McGinn, -partners aa MoGlnrt & Mc Ginn; and James K. Ross, defendants. Whereas, on the 1st day of Xovember, 3900, by the. consideration of the Circuit Court ot the United States for the District of Oregon, a decree was duly entered In the above-entitled causes directing a sale of 'all the following-mentioned and desenbeti property, to wn: AH and singular the property, real, per sonal and mixed, belonging to or owned by the defendant East Side Railway Company, wheresoever situate, and also all and singu lar the railway, railroad, telegraph and tele phone lines of the said East Side Railway Company constructed -and to b constructed upon and over the lines or routes- herein and In Its articles ot incorporation men tioned and described, and also all of the lands, tenements and hered.tamehls acquired or appropriated, on March 1, 1S93, or there after acquired or appropriated for the pur pose of riffht of way of such railway or railroads, and all the easements and appur tenances thereto belonging or In any -wise appertaining, and all the railways, ways and rights of way, depot grounds, lands, and town lots, tracks, bridges, viaducts, culverts, fences and 6ther structures, depots, station houses, engine-houses, car-houses, freight houses, warehouses, machine-shops, work- . shops, superstructures, erections, bujldlngs and, fixtures, at any time acquired for tha uso of said railroad or railway or In connec tion therewith, or In the business thereof, and also ah locomotives, tenders, cars, and other rolling-stock, equipments, and all rails, ties, furniture, tools. Implements, fuel and materials "whatsoever for or In Tespcct of the construction, operating, repairing or re placing of said railroads, railways, or any part thereof, or convenient or necessary for the use of said properties, whether held and owned on March 1, 1803, or thereafter ac quired by raid East Side Railway Company, together with nil the equipments or appur tenances whatsoever thereto b-longlng, whether hold on March 1, 1803, or thereafter acquired, and all franchises and charters con nected with or relating to paid railroads or railways or any of said Uns of telegraph or telephone, or the construction, maintenance or use thereof, held on March 1. 1803, or thereafter acquired by said East Side Rail way Comrany, and all the corporate fran chises of any nature relating thereto. Includ ing all rights grants and charters from the City of Portland the Cltv of Stllwood. the City of Oregon C.ty. and the County of Mult nomah, and the County of Cltu:l;amas, and the franchise to be a Corporation, and to operate said railroads, together with all and singular the Income, adX'antag6s. tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances to the above-mentioned railroad or ,railways, prem ises or property belonging to or In anywise appertaining, and the reversion and -reversions, remainder or remainders, tolls, incomes, rents. Issues, and profits thereof, and also all the estate, right title, Interest, property, possession, claim and demand whatsoever, as well In law a1? In equity, present or pros pective, of the raid East SId- Railway Com pany of. Sn, and to tha same and every part and parcel thereof, with the appurtenances therpto brlonglng, and also all goods and chattels row owned by said East Side Rail way Company, and In any way relating or appertaining or belonging to, or connected with its business or used for conducting or operating the same, together with all rents, issues and profit"', moneys, rights, benefits, and advantages derived or to be derived, had or received therefrom by the said East Side Railway Company, In any way whatever; also personal proporty more particularly de scribed -Ms follows Motor cars named "Alva." ..VBtma." "Cora " "Helen." "Janet" "Kate." Laura," "Olive," "Rose," "Una," "Portland": trailing cars named "Eva," "Flora,"J'Grac," "Mabsl," "Nora." "Per Fle." "Queen. ' "Stella." "Tof-' "Dora"r eight flat carsT two freight cars numbered 2 and 4; one box trailer car numbered 11; two steam motor cars numbered 1 and 2: merchandise, machinery, tools, fixtures, and sundry other personal property on hand; also Including certain merchandise, goods, mate rial and supplies on hand, being all the merchandise, goods, material and supplies belonging to the defendant East Side Rail way Company or acquired by the receiver of the said East Side Railway Company, and belnc all of the merchandise, goods, mate rials and supplies In the pcs:eslon of the said receiver; also Including certain tools, fixtures and apparatus, nil In the possession of the said -receiver, and all moneys due and owlnr to the said defendant East Side Rail way Company from divers persons, and all monrys due and owing to the receiver of the East Side Railway Company from any per son; and all property ownrd by the defend ant East S!dp Railway Company or acquired by the receiver of the dsfendan East Side Railway Company, wherever situated, and belrg In the possession and under the control of the receiver of the said East 'Side Railway Company: and all moneys due and owing to the receive- of the said defendant East Sldo Railway Company, and Including all the property of the above-named defendant. East Side Railway Company, of every name and nature, wheresoevor situated, whether or not the rame be specifically described herein; and all the property acquired by the receiver in tre above-entitled causes, or In either there of, and all the property in. the possession or charge of said receiver; and all rlrht title, lnt'rest and claim both at law and In equity. In and to any and all of said prop erty. Ard, whereas, the undersigned are In and by said decree appointed Spfe"lal Master Com mlsrioners to make sale ot the herein-described property and directed to sell the same in the manner and upon the terms and condi tions herein stated, on a day and at an hour to be fixed by them, and to execute and de liver a deed or deed of conveyance and transfer the raid property to the purchaser or purchasers thereof upon an order confirming said sale and upon payment or settlement of the purchase price bid as In said decree pro vided. Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that we, the undersigned. C. H. Preseott ana Wallace McCamant, Special Master Coromls-, sloners of the above-entitled court, appointed In and directed by said court to make salo as aforwaid, pursuant to the directions, provis ions and requirements of the said decree, on Saturday, the 8th day of December, 1000. at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. on raid day, cald day and hour being fixed by us for said sale. In accordance with the terms and provisions of said decree and as required by said de cree, at Umatilla avenue. In Sellwood, In the City of . Portland. In Multnomah County, Orecon. and on the line of said railway between Portland and Or egon Cly w'U sell the above - described property as ;n crtirety and In one lot or par cel, absolutely ard without redemption, and subject only to confirmation by said court, at public auction to the highest bidder or bidders, and upon the following terms, to wlt: No bid will he received or entertained from any one offering to bid upon said prop erty who shall not have deposited with the undersigned Special Master Commissioners, at least two hours prior to the said hour fixed for Eald eale, the sum of twenty-five thou sand dollare (25,000) In minty or "by duly certified check payable to the order of the undersigned as Special Master Commission ers, upon some responsible bnk satisfactory to tho underslrned, as 1 de that such bidder will make good his bd; the deposit so received from any unsuccessful bidder will be returned to him when the property Hhall be struck down, and the deposit received from the successful bidder will be applied on account of the purchase price of the prop erty as may be directed by the said Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Xo bid will be received, enter tained or accepted for said property less than the sum of S250.000. and unless that sum shall be bid for raid property the un dersigned will adjourn the sale and apply to the said Circuit Court for further Instruc tions. In case any bidder or purchaser shall fall to make good his bid upon the accept ance thereof by tho undersigned, the said Special Master Commissioner, or shall fail after such acceptanco to comply -with any order or orders .of the court relating to the payment thereof or to the- consummation of the purchase, then all sums of money de posited by such purchaser or purchasers shall be forfeited as a penalty for uch failure, and shall be applied towards tho repayment of the. expenses of re-sale and towards- mak ing .good Any deficiency or loss in case the property should be sold for a less price upon ruch re-sale. If any sa! for which a deposit shall hava been made shall not be confirmed by the court, such deposit shall be returned to the bidder maklnr the same. The pur chaser, upon confirmation of the sale by the said Circuit Court must make full payment In cash of the purchase price of said prop erty not exceeding the total sum bid for said property, except that upon the balance of the purchase rrjee not required by -the decree of said court to be paid in cash, the pur chaser may pay the sarno either in cash, or may satisfy and make good such Balance of his bid In whole pr In part by turning In to be canceled or credited any debentures, notes or certificates issued by the receiver In the raid causes or in either thereof; and all or any of three hundred bonds each for the sum Of one thousand dollars, and each dated March 1. 1S33, made by the defendant East Side Railway Company, and all or any tf th"e covrons attached to the said bonds, or any of tbrn; ruch purchaser shall be cred ited therefor on acount of the purchase price such sum in cash as would be payable upon SPEClAl, NOTICES. such receiver's debentures, note or certifi cates, or such "bonds for coupons out of the proceeds of sale if the whole amount of the purchase price -were 7ald in cash, and no more. The rlsht !sJrwcrr4 to terlj. said prop erty upon such notice) as the said Circuit Court may direct la case the purchaser shall fall or refuse to pay any tfllaftce m ac count of tho purchase price bid by hln with in five days after the entry of an ordre qulrtng such payment All sums of money received by the Wider signed Special Master Commissioners or after the sale paid or deposited by the bidder or purchaser, are to be deposited with the Clerk of the said Circuit Court in the registry of said ourt, subject to the order of the eald court. The -complainant. Morris A Whitehead, bankers, and the -cross-complainant A, L MaxwelL as trustee, and either Of them, and any creditor bf the defendant Eart Bid Railway Company, and any fcerson who i a. holder of any debentures, tiotea or certiflcau Issued by the satd receiver, and any holder of any -claim or demand against the defend ant East Side Railway Company, and -any party to these causes, or either ot them, may bid upon or purchase said property at said sale; and all the proceeds arising from the sale of said property ahall be retained In the custody of said Circuit Court subject to tho order of said court, and will be dlstrlbuUd and applied and paid out as the said .court shall order and direct and In audh manner and upon such notice as the said court snail direct and In pursuance of the said decree. The Circuit Court of- the United States tor the District of Oregon in this notloe referred to as "the said Circuit Court" of as "the said court," retains Jurisdiction of the above entltred causes for the purpose, of enforcing the provisions ot said decree concerning said Bale and the payment of the purchase price, and all other provisions of said decree. Reference is hereby made to eald decree for a description of tho property to be sold and the terms and conditions of such sale, and by such rcferenco the said decree la made a part of this notloe. Dated Xovember 5. 1000. C. H. PRESCOTT, WALLACE MoCAMANT, Special Master Commissioners, of tne Cir cuit Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Address Xo. 33 Concord building. Portland, Oregon, or Xo. 140 FJlrst street, Portland, Oregon. COTTON. TEAL & MINOR. 314 Worcester block, Portlaml. Oregon. R. E. MOODY. 63S Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Ore- Ron, Solicitor for Complainant and Cross Complainant. Masters' Tfotlee. GERMAN SHIP GERTRUD. CAPT, HEUKE, -from Nagasaki Neither the roaster nor the undersigned consignees of the above-named vessel will be responsible for any debts that may be contracted by the crew. Portland Grain Company, Consignees. Proposal Invited. PROPOSALS FOR HAY QUARTERMAS ter's Office, Seattle, Wash., October 27. 1000. Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be re ceived herer until 11 o'olock A. M.. Wednes day, Xovember 7, 1000, and then opened, for furnishing, at Tacoma, or Seattle. 1500 tons double - compressed baled hay for export Specifications and further Information on ap plication. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Mark envelopes, "Proposals for hay," and address to MAJOR GEORGE RUHLEN. Quartermaster, U. S. Army. SALH OF REFUNDING BONDS NOTICE IS hereby given that bids wjll be received by the Treasurer of the City of Heppner until December 1, 1000. for the sale of 34000 re funding bonds of said city to ran for 10 years at 5 per cent Interest Full informa tion given on Inquiry. The city reserves the rlcht to reject any and all bids. L. W. Brlggs, City Treasurer. UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. Burke building. Seattle, Wash.. Xovember 5, 1000 Sealed proposals for clearing and excavating at Fort Flagler. Wash., will be received here until 12 noon, December 5, ll"0, and then publicly opened. Specifications furnished on application. Harry Taylor. Captain engineers. Mlacellcneoaa. NOTICE OF FILING SUPPLEMENTARY Articles by Oregon & California Railroad Co. Notice Is hereby given that the Oregon & California Railroad Company has duly filed supplementary articles of Incorporation conferring upon said corporation power: Seventeenth; To purchase, construct equip, own and operate railroad, telegraph and tel ephone lines with all tne necessary branches, sidetracks, fixtures, buildings, depots, sta tions and appurtenances, from a point of Junction In Its main line running from Port land, Or., to the south boundary tine Of th .state, at or near tho City of Eugene, In Lane County, State of Oregon, In a northeasterly direction, by way of Springfield and Wend llng. In the Mohawk Valley, to a point at or near section seven (7), in township sixteen (10) south, range one (1) east. Willamette Meridian, in Linn County; and also a branch lino from some suitable point of the line above described at or near section eight (8), township sixteen (10) south, range one ll) west, to a point at or near section nineteen (19). township fifteen (13) south, range one (1) east. And to maintain and operate such rail roads, telegraph and telephono lines, and to carry passengers and freight on said railroad lines and receive tolls therefor. Eighteenth: To purchase or otherwise ac quire, lease or hold, any railroad, telegraph or telephone lines between said points de scribed, or any of them already constructed or being constructed, with all their side tracks, rolling stock, depots, stations, ware houses, and all real and personal property of every kind and description pertaining there to, and to operate and maintain such rail roads and carry passengers and freight there on, and to receive tolls therefor. Nineteenth: To purchase or acquire lands cr lots, whether adjacent or contiguous, to such railroads or not, and to hold, possess, lease, mortgage or otherwise dispose of said lands as may be deemed fit Twentieth: To do all other things conven ient, necessary or proper to be done for the accomplishing or carrying out of any or all of the objects and enterprises above specified. These articles, executed Aug. 15, 1900, have ben filed In the offlce of the Secretary of State, Oct. 22. 1000. and In the office of tho County Clerk of Multnomah County, Oregon, Oct 20, 1000. and this notice la given by or der of the Board of Directors. Dated Oct. 20, 1000. GEO. H. ANDREWS. Secretary of Said Copipany. THE ANNUAL MEETIXG OF THE STOCK holders of the Marshfield Electric & Gas Company will be held at room 541 Worcester block, Portland Or., on Monday, Xov. 12. 1000, .at 3 o'clock P. M.. to elect five direc tors for tho ensulnr year and to transact such other business as may legally come be fore the meeting. S. Z, MITCHELL, President C X. HUGGIXS, Secretary. Portland, Or., Xov. 5. 1000. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETIXG THE AXXUAL meeting of the stockholders of the Sierra Ne vada Consolidated Minlnc Company will be held for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may le gally come before the meeting, at room 412 Chamber of Commerce building, Portland, Or., on Monday, Xovember 12, 1000, at 4. o'clock P. M. D. F. SHERMAN, Secretary. Portland. Or., Xov. 2, 1000. BUSINESS CHANCES. BUTCHERS AXD MARKET MEN HERE IS your chance. You can get a nice corner market fixtures all In It where with a small capital and push you can make money without leaving Portland. Rent low to good tenant J. Kraemer, Commercial block. ALL B.OOMIXG - HOUSES, GROCERY stores, SALOONS. CIGAR oi CANDY stores country HOTELS or merchandise In fact everything that Is for sale. Is listed with us. JEXXIXGS &,.CO 30914 MORRISOX ST. FOR SALE STOCK OF GENERAL MER chandlse Invoicing $0000 to 48OOO. in good farming and mining town 1200 population; an established business In brick building. Ad dress D 1, care Oregonlan. WAXTED-TO, BUT FOR CASH A WELL located cigar or small grocery store; must bo cheap; no agencies. Address, two days, T 5, care Oregonlan. DRUG ?TORE AXD PRACTICE FOR SALE: price 51200; will pay to Investigate this. J. C Smlth M. D., Adams. Or. $1500 WILL GET YOU AX INTEREST IX A splendid wholesale bus mess J nothing better. E 2. care Oregonlan. FIXE RETAIL COXFECTIONERY STORE for sale: less than Invoice; for particulars. Inquire "232 Oak st BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Accordion and Knife Plaiting. Also binding- furnished and skirts rebound, SL Miss Gould. 801 Marquam building. Afternoon Klndergnrten. MISS ANNIE MATOXGLY'S FROEBEL XIX dergarten. Ore phone. Brown 518. 209 14th. Agricultural Implements, MBCnraery. JOHN POOLE: Xewton wagons, buggies, wind mills, pumps, machinery. Foot Morrison st Asiayers anil Analysts, 3. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND chemist: gold dust bought 20414 Washington. PATJL'BAUMEL. ASSAYER AXD ANALYST; gold dust bought 2SSH Stark st BUSINESS DiRJECTOKl', Attorneys. EDWARD T. TAGGA3CT. ATTORXEY - AT law, general praetlael. BIS Chamber of, Com merce. J. W. RANSOM. ATTORSner-A-LAW AND counselor. atea JtstniC Dice., .rorvanc. or. AntdmoMlea, BlttLD TOUR CFWK AtTXOMOHILK. TOE wmM.v jui parxs. aeparuo or uKuiDteu. j.uu taint and upholster. Catalosua free. St LA1 Automobile Supply Go,. St. Lours, Mo. Barber Hupplles,' Manufacturers and importers of barbers sup plies. G. N. W. Wilton. J Cth . Portland. Books Store. J. K. dltX. A CO., WHOLESALE AND RE tall booksellers and vtsttonen. 133-35 3d t BOOKS, OLD AXD KcnV .BOUGHT AND sold. The Old Book titore. 2 Yamhill. Dox 3wliuerw. FRENCH- 8ELLS. -rircs AND DUX8 boxes. 213 Washington. Pboso Clay 442. Coal Dealers. VULCAN COAL CO.. Healers In house, ateaa and blacksmith coals. Also, foundry eok. Front at, near Oilcan. Ore. tI., Ittd ntJG. Ciarventera and BaQaars, JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter, builder-, offlce and store fixture. Ore. tL 747. 306 Starlt Chlropdaiffts tuxd Manictrrln. "KM. XWTVEXY AHD DSVENY. THE only scientific chiropodists; parlors 301 AUilcy i bias., 3a and laorrison. ore. jmone, jxmii Clai rroyn nts. Mme. Dr. Herxoe, from Berlin, sdenttfic r vealer; tells entire Mfe. -past, present and fu turo; consultation en All affnira; nothing ex- oepted; names given; good advice; sure help; mistake Impossible; Imports .genuine gyp&y love powder. Fee, 31; letter, $2. 368 Alder. Commission. 34erctittiits. HERMAN METZGER, PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old -metaL nd vsnoral commis sion merchant Front st. near Main. Port' land. -Or. Cash advances on consignments. TAYLOR, TOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS and commission merchants, Sherlock bids., Portland, Or. ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND TRO duce merchants, Front & D ats., Portland, Or. EVERDING 4 FARRELL. commlaslcn. butter, eggs, chickens and farm produce, -Portland. Cornlcea SUyliekts. METAL SKYLIGHTS, GALVANIZED TBON cornices. J. C. Bayer, 205 -Second st. Dnndns;, MISSES aiATTINGLT ACADEMY OF DANC Ing. 209 14th. Class or private lessons. Dentists. DR. B. H. FISHER. PHOXE HOOD 809. 717 Too Dekum. Dressmaking. MRS. M. A. CHURCH, ZT2 COLUMBIA ST. Fashionable dressmaker; children's clothes a specialty. Dyeinc and Cleaning;. H. W. TURXER, PROFES8IOXAL DYER and cleaner, 301 17th. Tel. Red 131. Electrolysis. A beautiful complexion may ee had by treat ment at the bacda of the renowned Mrs. F. Constance Wallace, the expert on facial massage, which treatment will positively re move -wrinkles, pimples, freckles. moth patches, blackheads, tan and sunburn; hollow cheeks filled out; scalp scientifically treated. Rocm 70 Lents bldg.. Morrison and Park sts. fence and "Wire YVorlcs. OLD EAST PORTLAND FEXCE AXD WIRE Works. A. Carlson, 2S0 East Morrison st General Repairing;. Alt kinds machinery and bicycle repalrinsY saw filing, and gumming. Jacob Polear, 214 Jcf. Hair Drcsalnn; and Manicurlnff. ROSENTHAL SISTERS, 100 FIFTH. OPP. P. O. Switches a specialty. Phone Hood 914. Harness and Saddles. BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLESALE saddle and harness manufacturers, saddlery hardwaie, findings and shoe store supplies; leather of all kinds. 73 Front st THE GEOROE LAWREXCE CO.. WHOLE sale saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware, 72 Front st Iron Founders, Mncli'stH, Ship B'ld'rs. Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works; designers and mfrz. of ships, steamboats, marine, mining and milling machinery; riveted steel pipe. Smith & Watson Iron Works; engines and boil ers, logging engines a specialty; quartz and saw mills, misc. machinery. Front and Hall. Insurnnce. Mitchell. Sup. Sec'y, 012-016 Marquam bldg. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO., 103 Magnetic and Mental Healing;. Magnetic Healer Mrs. Dr. Watson, from Chi cago, positively cures rupture, no matter haw lung a standing; rheumatism, tumors, nerv ousnesii. chronic sores, female troubles. 10 to 12, 1 W 4 P. M.. 102 Fifth at. cor. Taylor. MAY" YOUNG, MENTAL SCIENCE HEALER present and absent treatment; terms reason able; consultation freo. 354 Harrl. TeL West Mrs. C J. Maple, magnetic healer (Weltmer method!, office treatment and college courses given. 221 Goodnough bldg., 5th & Yamhill. Manufacturer of Ladies' Goods'. LADIES' "SH.K WAISTS AND WRAPPERS fancy white goods, silk underwear made to order. 81ng Chong Co., 233 Morrison. Massacre. Dekum Treatment Rooms, Dekum bldg.; Ida Wlelaml, Edgar Belknap, attendants. Marble and Granite Works. LARGEST. BEST STOCK OF MONUMEXTS lp city, at cost to reduce stock before mov ing flotcn town. Weeks, 720 Front st PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS; marble. lte and -stone work, schanen & Xeu, 285 1st SI osteal. 1 .. Lessons Mc; piano, guitar, banje, mandolin, vio- . .........-.... .- , -...J...M..., ,nna lal MUSIC STUDIO, 269 HTH AND JEFFER son. Special attention given to beginners. SIGNOR Q. FERRARI, MASTER OP VOI( culture, Mulkey big.. Second and Morrison. VOICE Medical. LADIESr CHICHESTlSn-b- ENGLISH PENXT royal Fills are the best Safe, reliable. Take no pthr. Send -4c stamps, for particulars. "Relief for Ladles," in Tetter by return niail. Ask your druggist- Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. PAUL CROMWELL, THE COLORED Spe cialist, has opened up his offlce at 347 Front and will sell his medicine as usual. Medi cines for all kinds ot chronic diseases. MInintr Machinery-. Ottumwa mining hoists, dynamos, motors, saw mill, etc. Tatum fc Bowen. 20-35 First at. Nurseries. J. B. Ptr.KIXGTOX. grower and importer of fine nursery stock: tree, shrubs, vines, etc Shade trees planted. Depot 20th and Belmont (formerly Hanson's). Ore. phone Blue 833. Oregon VInvI Co. Lewis bldg., Park and Morrison. Free Health lectures to women Thursday, at SdO P. M. Osteopathy. Dr. W. A. Rogers and Dr. Rhoda C. Hicks graduates under Dr. A. T Stili. the founder of Osteopathy, consultation and diagnosis free. 532-3-4 Marquam. bldg. Phone Main 27 DR. R. B. XORTHRUP. Osteopath, suite 413 Dekum bids. Investigation respectfully so licited; examination free. Phone Main 349. DR. L. B. SMITH, PIOXEER OSTEOPATH, suite -409 Oregonlan ouildlng. Phone Oak 421. Portland Rtdlnsr ClnliMf LTVEBY AND BOARDING; LADIES' AND gentlemen's caddie horsco. 354 Jefferson. -ripSIXESS DIIUECTOliiY. Patents. T. J. GEISLER. -HWUl-aH AMBER OF COM. Registered attorney V. S. latent Office. Pltraiodana -and Snrjreons. Dr. Flora A. firown; diseases of woman and children a specialty Consultation and diag nosis free. 517-518 The Dekum, Portland, Or. DU. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST INKID-nev-and, skis diseases. Odd Fellows' Temple. DR. CORA C. TALBOTT. 1S1H FIRST 15 years' experience in -diseases ot women. Palmistry. WAHD TBS WOiaD'8 RENOWNED PALM ist astrologer, and occult wonder, gives ac carate advtee n besineos transactions, min ing, law suits, marriages, divorces, etc Tells when and where to make business changes, also what business to pursue tor best results. He .read your Ufa acoordlng to the science of -jftumistry and astrology, aided oy the won--derrulijiower -with wbleh no was born. It ast satisfied, no Say. 333 Goodaocga 00114183. corner 5th and YamhlU. MRS. H. C WTLBCR, THE WELL-KNOWN -phrenologist and paknUt Indorsed by alt her patrons, reveals your past present and futar as accurately as (f inspired by God. There is nothing- this girted "women -cannot tell you. 8h has been located here, are months, and intends to remain. 163 First, cor. Morrison. MRS L. BURHAXS, SCIENTIFIC PAEM tst Macleay foxildlnsr. room S0O. second boot. 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.. eventsx. 9VA Grand ave.. room 0. Readings, COc and. 31. LARSEN, THE PALMTST, WILL READ the different years. In lire for jraln cr ices. According to the- rula of scientific palmistry.; reaalngs, SOc Room 22(1 Allsky bldg. Miss, A. "M. Stevenson, scientific palmist and paretic; reads past, present f uturo. 300ft let. Restaurants. First-class tacalsf fcheek system; -whips labor. Perkins. 108 Fifth, D H. Brown, prop. Specialists, Bertha A. Trulltager. specialist; complexion. scalp treatments; raaalcnrlag. Parlors 26-2e) Rusae! bldg., 4th & Morr. Phone Front 3T6. Roofing and Skylights. Removed W A Wynkoop. 243 Ash. near 3d. Phone Hood 704. Country work-specialty. Safes. SATES. SAFES, SANK WORK. LOCK DHPT.. opening lookouts, repairs. J. E. Davis. G3 3d. Satr Mill Machinery. CsrlstcnKon-McMaster Machinery Co.: new and Sd.hand machinery. E, Water and E. Taylor. Showcases) and Store ITlxtnres. DIXON. BORGESOX & CO., 7KOXT AXD .Washington sts. Spiritual la ts. MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOT ant and psychic Ufa reader; consult her on business affairs, love troubles, abseat friends: good advice on mines; reading daily. 50c and up. 107 First st, offices 7 and 8. MRS. STEVENS. SPIRITUAL LIFE READ er; sittings dally. 221 Morrison st. rm. 22. Mrs. C. Cornelius, medium. 205 Goodnough bldg.. Fifth and Yamhill, Tat Brown 441. MRS. WESTLAKE. PARLORS 34 AND 35 Lewis bldg., 860H Morrison. Storage. OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty. Insurance rates low; storage rates reasonable. Careful attention given to country consign ments. TeL Or. Main 777; Columbia 678. SAFES. PIANOS, FURXITURE MOVED AXD packed for shipping. C M. Oisen, 123 First. Tel. Office Main 1087; Black 801. Storage and Transfer. STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAtf BE HAD at Fred Blckel's storehouse, 31 North Front Stoves, Ranges, Household Il'dvrare. Hardware; sole agt Universal stoves & ranges; housefurnlshtng goods. J. J. Kadderly. 141 1st Tents and Awnings. PORTLAND TENT & AWNIXG CO.: TEXTS, sails, awnings. 229 Ankeny, Tel. Grant lBul. Turkish Baths. New Turkish hath parlors; modern appliance; gents only. 625 Chamber Com., J. F. King. United States Pensions. E. W. ALLEX, 513 CHAMBER OF COM merce, pension attorney. 20 years' experience. C. F. PFLUGER. XOTARY, 148 SECOXD ST. Rebellion and later war applications made. Veterinary Hospital. DR. R H. POWER TREATS ALL DOMES tlc animals. 303 Jefferson; phone Oak 1021. "Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS. cor. N. Front and Davis sts., Portland. Or. MINING. OREGON MIXIXG STOCK EXCHAXGE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. OPEN CALL 10:30 O'CLOCK A. M. DAILY. Reliable Brokers. F. J. Hard & Co.. Chamber of Commerce bid?. Oregon Phone 810; Columbia Phone 239.' Rountree & Diamond, Portland, Or., 241 Stark st. Phone Grant 201. BANKS. ' ' i SAVINGS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON 100 THIRD 8TREET. Money to loan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. BEXJ. I. COHEN President H. L. PITTOCK, A. 8. NICHOLS Vlce-Pres. E. J. ALSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA.... Secretaries FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OR Designated Depository and Financial Agent of the United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vice-President A. L. MILLS Cashier G. E. WITH Us Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK Second Assistant Cashier W. C ALVORD Letters ot credit issued, available in Europo and the Eastern States. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New York, Boston, Chleago. 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-the-Maln. Hong Kong, Yokohama, Copenhagen. Christian!. Stockholm, St Petersburg, Mos cow. Zurich. Honolulu. Collections made on favorable terms. LADD &. TILTOX. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IX' 1853. Transact a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Oollectlons made at all points on favorable) terms. Letters of credit Issued available la Europe and the Eastern States. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfrrs sold on Now York Washington. Chicago. 8t Louis. Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and vari ous points In Oregon. Washington, Idaho, Mon tana and British Columbia. Exchange old on London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. WELLS. FARGO & CO. BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 38.250.000 JOHN J. VALENTINE. PRESIDENT HOMER S. KINO MANAGER (San Francisco.) R.M. DOOLY CASHIER JOHX E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER 0?ortland. General Banking Business transacted. Ex change sold, and . Letters ot Credit issued, available In alj parts of the world. MERCHANT8 NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON President RL. DURHAM VTco-Presldewt R W. HOYT ....,., Cashier GEO. W. HOYT Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BAXK2NG 7 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;4&0.000 Head Office. 71 Lombard street London. This bank transacts a general banking and exchange business; makes loans, discounts bills and Issues commercial and travelers' credits, available in any city in the world. Chamber of Commerce bolldlnr. Third and Stark streets. W. A McRAE. Manasar. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts issued available In all cities of the United States and Europe. President . .,.. . .TYLER WOODWArn Vice-President JACOB KAMVT Cashier F. a MILLKR BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA A.ITICAPITAt' f3.000.00O RESERVE .......,.......,. 50o:009 Head Office, JBO Lombard street, London. Com'l Block, 244 Washington st. Portland, B, LEA BARNES. Mimiiwi.