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Newspaper Page TextTHE MCmXIXCJ OREGONJAX :FKrDAY. . DCImEK 28, 1CC0. OUR DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Kansas City and Memphis Have the LnrsrcFt Relative Somber of Horses and Males. Washington Star. The Census Bureau has issued a bulle tin giving: the results of the enumera tion of the doziestc animals in Inclosure. but not on farms or ranges, of 1,878.207 barns or inclosures reporting- domestic animals, which was substantially one third of the total number of -farms In the Ur-lted States, 784,560 contained L465.S70 seat cattle: 1,355,640 Inclosures reporting horses aggregated 2,833,877 horses, and the aggregate of other animals reported fol lows. Mules, 162,115; asses, 12,870; sheep, 156.470, swine, 1,592.861, and goats. 47,652. The number of different kinds of ani mals to an Inclosure presents but little variation in the several divisions of the country. In general it is smallest in states where there Is large urban popula tion, and largest in states or territories in which there are no great cities. It Is only 1.1 in the cities containing only 50,000 Inhabitants, 1.2 In cities containing be tween 25,000 and 50,000 Inhabitants, and 1.5 for the remainder of the United States. The average number of neat cattle to the inclosure is smallest In the North Atlantic States, being 1.6, and the largest In the Southern Central, where it Is 2.5 per cent. The average of horses is low est in the South Central, with 1.8, and highest In the North Atlantic States, w.th 2.4. The average of mules is smallest in the Ncrth Central and South Central, being 2.7 in both, and is largest in the Nortfl Atlantic division, where it is 7.0. The average of sheep, mainly reported in con rect.on with stock yards, ranges from 13.2 in the Western States, to 3L3 in the Ncrth Central. Florida has the largest average of swine 8.3. Goats are more numerous in the South Central States, where they average 3.9. They average 2 2 for the country. The number of different animals to an Inclosure is smallest In the North Atlan tic States, where it is 1.3. and largest in the South Central, where it is 1.7. In the North Atlantic and North Central States there is very little -variation in the aver age number of animals to a barn or In closure. That average varies from 1.5 to L8, with the single exception of Illinois, in which the average is 2.3. The higher average of Illinois is due to the presence in Chicago of stockyards, and in Peoria of extensive feed yards. Of the Individ ual states, Florida report the largest number of neat cattle to an inclosure. This is 3.6. Louisiana comes next, with 2.5, Mississippi and Indian Territory fol low with 3.2; Arkansas, 2.9; New Mexico and Colorado, 2.8; Alabama, 2.7. and Tex as. 2.5. Horses, mules and neat cattle, includ ing dairy cows, are least numerous In the larger cities and most numerous In the smaller ones. Sheep and swine, however, show the reverse. The greater number Is due to the larke stockyards and packing-houses. For cities with over 100 000 inhabitants Kansas City and Mem phis report the largest relative number of horses and mules, respectively; Chicago of sheep, Indianapolis of swine, and New Orleans and Milwaukee of goats. Spiders Give Value to Wine. London Express. A dealer in natural history specimens has dlscoverod that there is a market for eplders. The spiders are sold by the hundred, the price ranging from 2s to 33. The buyers are email firms of. wine merchants, who stock their cel lars with new, freshly labeled wine, and sprin kle dust upon the bins to admit the eplders, wjo weave their webs from cork to cork. The cobwebs naturally lead the buyers to believe the wine has been stored for years, and Ugher prices are. therefore, obtained. The in sects are collected from all parts, and spme of ihe garden variety are particularly prized, as they weave a strong, thick web. The Marshrleld football team has re ceived Its equipment. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES "Rooms." "Rooms and Board," "Housekeep ing Rooms," "Situation Wanted," 15 words or less. 15 cents; 10 to 20 words. 20 cents: 21 to 25 words. 25 cents, etc. No discount tor additional Insertions. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "New Today," 30 cents for IB words or less: 1C to 20 words. 40 cents; 21 to 25 words. r0 cents, etc first Insertion Each additional Insertion, ono half, no further dlicount under one month. NEW TODAY" (cause measure agate). 13 cents per line first Insertion; 10 cents per line for each additional insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The Oregonlan and left at this ot (Ice, should always be Inclosed In sealed envel opes. No stamp Is required on such letters. The Oregonlan will not be recpanslble tor er rors in advertisements taken through the tele rhor.r DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Dee. 27.-8 P. M. Maximum temperature. 50; minimum temperature. 30; river reading at 11 A M., 10.5 feet; change in the past 24 hours, 1.0 foot; total precipi tation. 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.. 0.00; total precipi tation since Sept. 1. 1000. 1O.I8 Inches; normal rrcclpltatlon since Sept. 1, 1900, 18.37 inches; deficiency. 2.10 inches; total punshlne Dec 20, 0.00. possible sunshine Dec. 20, S.38. Pacific Const Weather. Wlnd. STATIONS. 0 a Astoria Baker City .... Bcise Eureka 2-ah Bay .... Pctello Portland R-4 Bluff R -cburs Sa ramento .. Salt Lake Sas Francisco SjJtane Brattle a. .a Wjilla . r!G 0 00110 NE Clear Clm Clear NW Clear N iClear SE Pt. cloudy X jClear N iPt. cloudy N 'Clear NE Cloudy N .Clear NE Clear N Clear E Cloudy X 1 Clear W 'Cloudy 34k.O0lO? 10.00! O.00 (44(0 001 0 l-TRMHJ - (MJO.OOi 0 10 0 00112 0 001 SOW 00 24 SK).00l 8 20.00 0.00 40.00 II 3S 10.001 Light "WEATHER CONDITIONS. Fair weather has prevailed in the Rooky Msur.ta'n and Pacific Cohst States during the last 24 hours. There has seen a marked rise in temperature In Northern California, but in the No-th Pacific States it Is from 2 to 10 deg. coe'rr than yesterday. The indications are for fa'.r weather Friday, with slightly lower tem peratures. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S hours e-i ng at midnight Friday. December 2S: Portland and vicinity Fair; winds mostly northerly. Oregon, Washington and Idaho Fair; vari olic -winds. EDWARD A REALS. Forecast Official. NEW TODAY. DIAMONDS PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES. J-wcIry made to order, old gold taken in ex c" argc Tlngry. the Jeweler, cor. Morrison and Second, over the Famous. Mortcfage Loans On Improved city and farm property. U. LIVINGSTONE. 224 Stark st. 5500.00 to $50,000.00 For loans on most favorable terms. Municipal a:d Mol bends rurchased W. H. Fear Cfcarrber of Commerce. MORTGAGE LOANS On "mproved city and farm rropcrty. at lowest current rates. Building loans. Installment loans MarMaster & Bin-cll 311 Worcester blk. NEW YEAR'S TURKEYS. Fine, larre turkeys, lb 15e Large, yellow-legged chickens ;3C Bct creamery butter 55c. O0c Cood creamery butter . 50c. S5e Sweet Ca.iry butter 48c. 45c Country butter SOc. 33c Ranch esz 3e Eastern egg. ? dozen v..45e Eastern sugar-cured hams 12bc All goods retailed at wholesale prices. LaGrande Creameo'i Ml Tamhlll at. AMUSEMENTS. CORDRAT'S THEATER CORDRAY'S THEATER CORDRAY'S THEATER- EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! NEW YEAR'S WEEK. NEW YEAR'S WEEK. COMMENCING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, COMMENCING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT, DEC. 30. DEC. 30. MATINEES NEW YEAR'S AND SATURDAY. MATINEES NEW YEAR'S AND SATURDAY. FIRST TIMfi HERE. FIRST TIME HERE. THE COMEDY THAT KEPT ALL NEW YORK LAUGHING. THE COMEDY THAT KEPT ALL NEW YORK LAUGHING, "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND." "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND." "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND." "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE " LAND." "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND." "A STRANGER IN A STRANGE vLAND." SEATS NOW READY FOR ALL PERFORMANCES. REMEMBER TWO MATINEES. NEW YEAR'S AND SATURDAY. REGULAR CORDRAY'S PRICES. REGULAR CORDRAYr5 PRICES. REGULAR CORDRAY'S PRICES. REGULAR CORDRAY'S PRICES. REGULAR CORDRAY'S PRICES. COKDltAY'S THEATER JOHN F. CORDRAY. Manager. Week beginning Sunday. Dec 23. ChrLunas and Saturday Matinee. T. DANIEL FRAWLEY And his company, presenting this extraordi nary repertoire: Sunday. Monday and Christmas Matinee. "THE GREAT RUBY": Christmas night and Wednesday. 'THE MIDDLEMAN": Thursday. THE SPORTING DUCHESS": Friday. "MME. SANS GENE"; Saturday Matinee. TRILBY": Saturday night. "CHILDREN OF THE GHETTO." MARQUAM GRAND CAL. HEILIG. Mgr. Engagement Extraordinary of the Eminent Romantic Actor. Frederick Warde, with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Spencer, and the Famous Clar ence M. Brune Company. Three nights, Dec 27. 28, 23. Thursday ''Richelieu"; Friday night and Saturday Matinee. 'The Duke's Jestir," by Espy Williams; Saturday night, "Othello." Prices Evening: Lower floor, except last 3 rows. $1.50; last 3. $1: balcony, first 3 rows. $1; second 3. 75c. last (I, 50c. gallery. 25c; boxes and loges, $10. MaMnee prices: Lower floor. $1. except last 3 rows; last 3, 75c; bal cony, first 0 rows. 73c: last C, 00c; gallery, 25c; boxes and leges, $7.50. Seats now selling. MARQUAM CRAND CAL. HEILIG, Mgr. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday nights Dec 31. Jan. 1, 2. Matinee New Year's after noon. Engagement of MR. RICHARD GOL DEN in his pastoral narrative of New Eng land life, "OLD JED PROUTT." Evening prices Entire (arquettc $1.50; en tire parquette circle. $1; balcony first 0 rows. 75c; last C rows. 50c; rallery. 25c; boxes and loges, $7.50. Matinee prices Entire parquette, $r. entire parquette circle, 75c: balcony, first 0 rows, 50c; last C rows. 25c; boxes and loge.$S. METROPOLITAN Clarence H. Jones, Manager. Third and Yam hill sts. Phone Grant 741. Portland's down town theater. Special Christmas attraction all the week, with matln-es Christmas and Sat urday, a big comedy festival (first time hero) A BELL HOY Introducing JOHN-M. WELCH. Leon Harvey. Miss Bessie Marlow. Armstrong and Casedy. Gale and Wensley. Young sisters. Tom Mor. Harry Hujhes. All the latest songs. All the newest dances. All the novel specialties. Next week "Colored Aristocracy." Prices the same rp.EDERiytvSitrPG SEVENTH AND ALDER STS. all new prcorr.E. ALL NEW PEOPLE. ALL NEW PEOPLE. EPPS AND EPPS. TRUSTY AND TRUSTT. Colored Quartet. THE THREE VALAItES. Acrobats. Gymnast. BERLIN SISTERS. "Swell" Singers. ADMISSION FREE ADMISSION FREE. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At Gllman's. 411 Washington et., 10 A. M. S. L. N. Gllman, auctioneer. , I MEETING NOTICES. MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. 15. O. E. S Regular communication this (Friday) cvenlnr in Masonic Temple at 7:30 o'clock. By order W. L JENNIE H. PETERSON. Sec BORN. TRANCH In this city Dec 22. to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tranch. r.23 WHeeler St.. a rl-1. DIED. WASS At her home, la Newport. Dec 10, Sarah A. Woss, aged 73 jetrs. 3 months; a native of Maine: mother of Cara C. Wavs, of Newport, and Mre. A J. itay, of Portland. ANGEL At St. Vincent's Hospital. Dec 27. 1SW. C P. M.. John Ansel, aged 40 years. The funeral will take place on Saturday at 0:40 A M. from Holman's undertaking par lors. Burial at Oregon City. ROTH On Columbia Slough, Dec 2C. 10CO. Peter Roth, aged 74 years and 10 months: beloved father of Cayper. Henry. Peter and John Roth. Interment In Love's cemetery Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Services at the house at 2 P. M. Frlerds, Invited. Tako Woodlawn or Vancouver cars. EDWARD IIOLMAN. Cnrtertnker.4th and Yamhill sts. Rcun-Stlnson. lndy assistant. Roth phones No. JJ07. Flnley.KInilmll Co.. Undertakers. Lnilv amltnnt. UTS Third t. Tel. U. NEW TODAY. TEN DOLLARS INVESTED NOW WILL make loo and possibly lOdO. Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has Just purchased the stock of the Home Oil Company at $4000 per share which was selling at $25 per share In San Fran cisco one year age. See E. A Clem & Co.. 148 3d st.. about California Diamond Oil stock. NOTICE NEITHER THE OWNERS OR CON slgnees of the German ship C H. Watjen will be responsible for any debts contracted by the late master. Captain Kammrad, who is no longer in command of said ship. Port land. Or . Dec 27, 1000. I. Kuhlmann, Agent for owners. FOR SALE-SD SHARES OF STOCK IN DAL. las City Bank; par value. $3000. Write Oscar Hayter. Attorpe-at-Law. Dallas, Or. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS and In all parts of the city and aubuTbs, for sale at tonebt prices, and can make better teims than others, as we handle property owned principally by mortgage companies. Call and see our list, as we have some tpeclal bargains on hand, and will drive you out to c the property. It will cost you nothing to look It uver. Urindstaft & lilaln, 24U Stark; street. I NEED MONEY; WILL SELL 3 HOUSES. 3, 0 and 8 rooms, between AVest Park and 10th sts., for $4400; lnoomc from rents over 10 per cent on pri?e asked, will sell sera rate. For further vartlc-ulars addresa E 40, care Oregon Ian. A LARGE LIST OF FARM AND CITY PROP erty, business chances, etc See us before buying. Canadian Employment and Real Es tate Office. 22CV Morrison, room 10. $250(vMODERN SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE: well-located; will give Immediate posses sion, cr take one or two years lease at $25 per month. R 3G. care Oregonlan. BIG SNAP-K-ROOM HOUSE; BATH. PAN try. basement: good repair; Wet Side; rent ed $15 per month; $1150. 226 Ablngton build ing. 3 ACRES. BEAUTIFUL TRACT. ON ST. Johns car line, bargain, if cold before Jan. 1, RK)1. Room 228 Ablngton building. THREE LOTS SOUTHEAST CORNER KER. by and Monroe sts.. Uprr Albina. J. P. Bronaugh. 144 Fourth. Ttt O LOTS IN SELLWOOD. CLOSE TO CAR line: must be cold at once. O. H. Wallberg, Sllwood. 5100ft J ACRKS.. 7-ROOM HOUSE. FINK OR ehard; 4 miles out. S. B. Rlggea. McKay btrfkUng. FIVE LOTS ON ST. JOHNS CAR LINE FOR $40 each. Brown. 147H 11th sL WANTED REAL ESTATE. WILL BUY 5 ACRES BETWEEN PORT land and Oregon City, near clctrl3 line. Box 52. Orecon City FOR SALE FARMS. IMPROVED FARMS FOP. SALE IN ALL part, of Oregon and Washington; payments made to rull purchaser. For full particulars as to various properties, apply to MacMaxter t BlrrelL 311 Worcester block 3 ACRES OF LAND AND A SMALL HOUSE and barn of the old Howard tract la for rent: now controlled by A. W. Braze: white preferred. 0J Ninth st. 40 ACRES. WELL IMPROVED; GOOD buildings, orchard, water, etc. 22CH Mor rison. TO EXCHANGE. TO EXCHANGE 20 VACANT LOTS IN AN Eastern Orrgon village for stock of cigars. Room 21 Northwest Hotel, city. FINE MANDOLIN TO EXCHANGE FOR services of men's tailor. Address M 5C, care Oregonlan. To Trade 40-acre Improved ranch near Kelno, Wash. Make offer McPherson. Gllman Hot. FOR SALE 3IISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE HALF OR QUARTER INTER est In my mining claim on Oregon Creek, 25 miles north of Nome Alaska; in doing as sessment work late In September I found from 40c to $2.10 to the pan. Also claim on Newton Gulch that Is rood; titles perfect. Address postonicc. box 753. BIRDS FOR SALE UP TO JANUARY L all my Imported canarle. $5 and $7 birds for $3.50; talklnr parrots, etc. at greatly re duced prlcoa. Stuhr. 313 Washington. TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES. RENTED and sold. Expert repairing. Office tupplte. etc Coa.t Agency Co.. Siirttj stark .t. LIGHT DELIVERY WAGON. HORSE AND harners for rale, reasonabl". Inquire Oregon Cash Grocer'. 232 North 11th. FOR BEST DRY SLAB. OAK. ASH AND FIR wood. Hoover. 313 Water st. Phone Oregon South 651: Columbia S3. FOR BEST FIR, O.VK AND Ai5H WOOD OO to Pioneer Wood Yard, ftjot of Morrison t Phrne !Ml SEVERAL HEAD OF GOOD WORK HORSES. Will trade for anything but horses. 313 Water st. Magic lanterns, new, second-hand, moving pic tures. Bui lard & Ureck. ICI Post, ban f'rnn. $10 FOR A NEW GAS COOKER: $2 CASH. balance $2 rer month. Can Co.. 114 Filth st. dickering upright piano $125: Voie $39. organ (with bf!1) $15. copt $150 104H 1st. U05talrJ. FOR PALE FINE REGINA MUSIC-BOX. with C5 tune shccts. 255 North ICth t. FOR SALE FRESH COWS. 201 NORTH ISth. HELP WANTED MALE. HOOK TENDER. J2.75 AND BOARD; ONE (team). $2.50: swampers, barker, $2.25; tf mill hands. $2; lab tiers, fit me. $2; 5 at $1.75; tanner and currier, $2.50. cook sms.lt hotel. $35; woodchoppers M)c and fS:: la? driver, on shares. Canadian Agtnry, 220 .a Morrison, Loggers' Hcauquartcis. A FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER WANTED BY Elof Anderson. Boise City. Idaho. Prices: Sack coats from $0 to $10 50; cutaways from S10 to $11. D.-B. Prlpcfc Alberts from $12 to $14; full dress. $16. Murt be a firrt-class unit. MEN OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE explains bow we teach the barber trade in eight weeks, sav'nc; two j-ears. Mailed frc-e. Mnlers Barber Collcce. San Fnnclsco. Cal. WANTED TWO EXPERT ADVERTISING solicitors; proposition new, novel and bis money-maker; will be expected to eo on the road. Inquire 404 Micl'ay bul'fllng. WANTED COMPETENT TRAVELINO yalcsman to represent Itne of men's tnc la dles fine oes; state rrierences and experi ence. ABC. care OreKonlan. PERMANENT POSITION FOR AN INDUS trlovs boy. 10 to 20. willing to work and make Wratelf useful In itjte. Address A 47, Oregonlan. COLUMBUS CALIFORNIA WINE DE11JT: P Loratl. 14S Fourth H end quarter for copks. 9-nUm. hat tenders. Tel. Main 751. IF YOU ARE-LOOKING FOR WORK OP. business location, see Canadian Airency. 225W Morrleon. Loggers headquarters. Wanted Young man to learn Mrbr tral: Kuarantee good llvl'g while learning. A few 10: haircuts left. 24 North Second st. FIRST -CLASS SOLICITOR WANTED FOR printing business In city' only experienced parties. L 47. care Oregonlan. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, FOR steadv jHiritlon; good rolnry; references re quired. C 47, care OregonUn. WANTED ToVNG MAN TO LEAPN NEWS papor lHutratlnE during spare hours. Ad drets D 43. care Oreconlan. WANTED-10 PRACTICAL COAL MINERS for work In Southern Oreron. O 47, care Oregonlan. WorktnKjrutn'n Itarlfr Shp; hairr'ut 15c. shave 10c. 7 chalr. Ed D'nnlnn. 'Ji Morrl.n st. WANTED-500 MEN TO TRY A .V SHAVE or 16c hair cut. t 27'i North Scond st. WANTED A BOY TO DO CHORES FOR schooling and board. SS5 Yamhill st. WANTED A FIRST-CLASS .BARBER. AP ply to Goo. II. Meyers. Salem Or. BARBER WANTED. AT 203 MORRISON ST.; rtendy Job. BARBER WANTED; HTEADY JOB. 50 Third st. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Learn the celebrated Pernln Shorthand. Short, simple, rapid. Personal and msll Instruc tion. Bnhnke's Commtrclal Colige. Com wrclnl bldg.. Washington, cor Second. 4 H. WAITRESSES, IDAHO. (FARE ADV.) 25. One for near Tacoma. 517.50. Otirsrs city. Domestics, etc Drake. 152 First. Call today 12 o'c. WANTED REFINED MIDDLE-AGED MAR rled woman or widow for position requiring stability. Address L 43. Oreponlsn. WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN eral housework; good wags. Apply fore noons, at 741 Hoyt st.. :ar 23d. WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN general housework; experience not necessary; sleep nt home. 430 Yamhill st. UP-TO-DATE AND ALWAYS IN THE lead; plenty of work on hand, xadlan Parlors. 223H Morrison. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR SEC ond work and tewing. Apply In morning, 332 10th. cor Market. W ANTED YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT bouse work, rmall family; no cooVing; fair wages. OSS Kearney. 4 T. WAITRESSES. BOISE. 1DO.. $23. fare: others, city; domestics, chambermaid. Drake. 132 First. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; small family. Cor. 13th and Tillamook sts. Irvlngton car. Wanted At Hlsley Emp. Office; waitresses, cooks, laundry help, housework girls. 187V4 First st. WANTED DANCE HALL WOMEN; $50 month and commission. Agency. 7th A Aldei. WANTED A COOK IN SMALL FAMILY. Apply In forenoon at 721 Gllsan ft. WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply CC5 Everett st. GOOD GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL housework 700 Irving, near 23d. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. 027 Irving st. KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT WANTED. Call at SCO Hoyt st. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. 741 Gtlsan. SITUATION WANTED 3IALE. nookkreperx nnH Clerks. MINING ACCOUNTANT AND STORE MAN ager. thoroughly qualified, and competent to render genera! services, desires position, is a yourr man of ability and experience and can give entire satisfaction. Address A 4ti.. Oregonlan. YOUNG MAN.' THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT and otSre manager, dtslr io!tlea where bushiest experience and shlllty ultl be recog nld. Addrers B 40. 0-eglan. DOUBLE - ENTRY HOG KEEPER. 28 Y'RS. - flxperlenr. thonwghlr aequand with Iwr- ber. wants pofltljn by Jan. L J 47, Orcso- nion. SITUATIONS WANTED 51AI.E. MIxeclIrneunH. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAR rled man. as clstk or dr.vln? team; hustler-; good reference. S 4S, Oregonlan. POSITION AS JANITOR OR TO RUN ELJ3 vator, by experienced man; can give food, references. H 47, Orcgunlan. tJlVm rtw . - An .mrin. i,.atv-. ,n. "vwi uc uai ji .muiu u un&; ui'i merce. SITUATION WANTED FEMALE. Domestic. POSITION WANTED FOR GENERAL housework In small fanuSy. Inquire 807 Ccr bett. "S" car so'-th to doar. i YOUNG WOMAN. EXPERIENCED . AND good cook, wishes place to do general house work. 412 East 25th north. ' tllricllanecms. SITUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE lady, who is an experienced . dressmaker, store or millinery clerk; would do sewing and light housework In family. COO Vancouv er ave. " WANTED SITUATION. BY COMPETENT typewriter and stenographer; good references. Address Ethel Glbb. "University Park. r. BY LADY. TO REPRESENT BUSINESS house: has traveled over Crcco:r. Call -room 20 Occidental Hotel. A LADY OF 40 WISHES A POSITION AS housekeeper In a small family. Call at350l4 OlUnn st . rom f. WANTED AGENTS. AGENTS NEW MODEL GASOLINE LAMP, just out; requires no torch. 1-plece burner: never clos; 100-candle power. For simplic ity, brilliancy, economy, excels all. i Every lamp ruarantecd. Exclusive territory; .book nnd rartlculars fre. People's Lighting Co.. Dept. 4S. Kansas City Mo. CORSET AGENTS-THERE IS ONE REST That' the Hyjreln the standard of the cen tury for service and at!factlon. For partic ular "dres.Tho Western Corset Co.. St. Louis. Mo. WANTED TO rtEXTo ft ROOM AND BOVRD FOR LADY. IN QUIET neighborhood about four or flva blocks- from car line. Address Q 44. care Oiegsnlan. TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, EA&T OR West Side; references. X 300. Oregpnlan. wanted siiscellankous. Wanted a tock of good clovhing. furnishing goods, hst3 shoes cr tlir-U gro ceries; all communications strictly confiden tial. Address O 47. care Oregonlan. HI'.HEST PRIfR PAID FOR MEN'S CAST." off clothing 4nd shoes. J2 North ttd. l'uom Hood 517 Oro-ra prompt.y attended to. Hl'.l,EST PRiCS PAID FOR SECOND hard furniture, stoves, tmr.k-i, carpet, etc. Peter Urfer & Co . 302 East Morrison. N'i:u HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR erond lurrl furniture and ovv8. at 231 Flnt r Or-jon phone South 1141. 2 MORE MEN WANTED LOCATE FIRST rlat timber claims; $lf0 quarter. Merrltt. 110 First. . Wanted 500 seond-hand rehlcl s and harness, for ca.h. Auction Market 211 Washington. DEUTS AND ACrOI'S'TS 'OLLETEI ANY whre. Addrrs 518 Chamber of Commerce.' Second-hand rurnlture. rtoves. etc Kutnrr i fn "2 N Thl'i" Orrrnn '-nI- C nt FOR RKNT. ItOOUlK. THE fJPALDlNt:. K. E. COIt. "TAItK AND Aider sts., under th manairment of the onrn-r.' llrt-n F Spalding The niJt compl-t -artm-nt-ho-!f in th Nrthei't; chole rnoms, for griitlemen cr grnilrman and lf: furnished hnuekirplnc mf- a iwllty TI'K IM.EASANTON.2S; THIRD ST.-FINK furnished rooms. n u te slnxl or touse kreplng;un!!;ht In nil nom: huh Ir.Llijd d; most rearonahln terms; tianaieot snllclteil. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL FIRST-MORRISON Rooms, suites, singlt bouseko:p!ng. Central, burnished house for sale. ' Two lodging houses. ' ' ' THE NEWCASTLE, rt. E. COR. THIRD AND Harrison sts. Room, fornljhed mt unfur nished' .'II modem convent n"rs; rrfer nee. The La Po-tr. 170 Third, cor Yarnhlll Flr.t clnss. clenn. neat rooms, $1.23. .per wrk up: transient 25c day up: transient solicited UTK ST. rw NICELY FURNISHED ROM: r.U.converle-:e.s; private family; gentlemen: rent rearorsfible. THE STEVENS. 420 ALDER sr. "URN1SH ed room. with sood home board; modern; conveniences. t A I AiKX. NE 't 11TH PLEASANTLY fumlshd room; light and heat; with or with out board. THE RON1TA. M 7TH RT FINELY FUlt nlhl room : mo-lern conveniences. 207 SIXTH STREET- NICELY FURNISHED rooms, with bath; n'ar peatofllce. Tvo NICE FURNISHED ROOMS. 231 TAY lor rt. R lonts With Dnnnt; . IHiaTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; 13TII YEAR: rooms with board, mamrlrd bath tubs; use or llbrarv; Woman's Exchange: Industrial school. Address Mrs. E. C. George. uprr Intendept 510 Flanders st. LADY 0 CETLEMAN CAN GET NICE room and excellent board In refined. qult home. 5S 20th st.. nsar Washington. Refer ences required. THE COLONIAL 103 10TH ST. pOUBL'.l and single rooms, with flrst-clasif'table and service; table boarders can bo iccommo df ted. ONE LA"1GE RAY-WINDOW ROOM. WITH board, for two; new furniture, gas. bath and telephone. 1SS Seventh, near Portland Hotel'. THE HESPERIAN. 53.1 MORRISON. COR, 17th Select family boarding-house, with all modern conveniences. PLEASANT FURNISHED OR UNFURN1SH ed rooms, with good board; reasonable. 21 Sixth st . cor. Clay. ' 304 ALDER ST.. COR. 10TH PLEASANT rooms; home comforts; gas. bath, telephones; also table board. , LARGE RUNNY FRONT ROOM; HOT AND cold water: also small room: with ' board; 225 11th st. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ,rWITH beard. 141 Vnt Park. cor. Alder. NICE SUITE OF ROOMS, OR SINGLE" ROOM with board. 211 12th st. ' Konsckcenlnic Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING SUITES. FURNISHED and unfurnished; other furnished bedrooms; rents low. 3204 Front, cor. Clay, . 253 SIXTH. COR. MADISON-FURNISHED housekeeping rooms; all conveniences- best location. "I FOR RENT TWO NICE UNFURNISHED rooms, for housekeeping; rent. $4. -1S7 Clay street. 1324 FIRST ST. FURNISHED HOUSE keeplns suites, first floor. Call room 10. 3SS JEFFERSON FLAT OF 4 ROOMS,FUR nUhed. for housekeeping. Houses. FIVE -ROOM FLATS; BRICK BUILDING; groand floor, sinks, etc; good repair. Har rington. 11 Union ave.. near East Ash. MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE. THREE LOTS., first-class condition, at Fulton Park, $10. F. W. Torsrler. 100 Sherlock building. NEW HOUSE. JUST COMPLETED: MOD ern Jn every particular; S rooms, attic 730 Overton st.. near 23d. Fnrnlsbetl Uonses. NICELY FURNISHED 7 - ROOM HOUSE, fine location; bath furnace piano, all mod., crrt Improvements; West Sid-; to rrsposs ble party without children for six months from January 1; prlca $15. J 4S. Oregonlan. VERY ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED HOUSE for rnt to re?:r tslble parties without chil dren; $35 and board owner (lad)); refer ences exchanged X 41. Oregonlan. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. COMPLETELY FUE nlshed, including bath, tor rent for January and February. Call 1143 Hawthorne ava, before Dae. 31. ?1S FER MONTH 7-ROOM HOUSE, FUR jilshed oompMe for housekeeping: suitable for two families. Phone Union Hfc . FURNISHED HOUSE. LM3UIRE 173 EAST Sixth, ccr. rarahlll. For rent. oiricf,. FOR UENT MACLE.VY BU.LDINO. FOURTH and Washipston ts. OVc? room; on fourth floor. Prospective tenant, ra have o&is planned to suit thslr riqulrimenta. Apply to W. R. Mackenzie. Worcester Block. IlULSOAL5. 123 women wanted suffettn; from li regular, lainful ier:ixl-, iruc-nr.u.-- i-.h.tebj, a.iu u.l com-iilcntcd CtSca., iKTtkii'.Uig to cfrangi u,. life, cured hy old Dr. Kewlsr. cot. &c-Lu..d ' and Yaaihlll sts.. P.rt anJ. ur. 417 wuiuen called Uat month. Consul tailoa ticr, una private rooms for lndle. If lan't call, write, iuclsslng 1ft 2c ttatni-s. llu.idredj treated at home by his new JjfUra. ANY INFtJilMATION AS TO THE WHERE nbouts of Alfred Hujtsrcn nil! be thank fully received by Mrs. A. HuUgrecn. Butte- . vtlle. Or.; last he aid trum JUi last at Cape Nome: probably Uft f r Dawon afteiwanl. Description Aged Si. height 5 taet 8 Inches, weight 200 pounds, light complexion; nation ality. Swede; Is a memb'r of th Maccabre;. C. GEE WO. GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR. Now. Is your chance to get cured at small cost. Special prices for 3u day. Guarantees to cure catarrh, afthroa, lung. rheumatUm. nervousness, xtomach. liver, kidneys, female diseases; $5 to $50. All disease not men tioned. $1 up. bend for blank circular; in close stamp. 132s Third t-L. Portland. Or. SOULE BROS.. PROFESSIONAL P1ANO- I tuners, tone and action regulators. Experts in an ueucaie rer air work. Years of experi ence with the lead n; Chicago houses. Rea sonable prices, by the year or otherwise. Re member the addrets., 221 West Park. cor. Salmon. Telephone Brown 1000. DRKSS SUITS RENTED. ALL SIZES. WE call for. ;onge. press a:.d deliver cne suit of your clothing tath neek. on t-utton:. sew up rtpv for ffl- per roontn. Delng. steam cleaning and repalrln?. I nlque Tailor nc Co.. 47 Washington Both phonet. Superfluous hair, mole: ana other facial blem ishes -amoved with electric netdle: Derma- ! ner.t ;t,re; electric massage for wrinkles. II Portland Electrolyfls Parlor. 15-1G Lewis blag., tor. Park and Mor. Phone Brown 057. THE PORTLAND CLUB. INC.. A PLACE OF I amusement and recreation for gentlemen. 130 Fifth st. nnd 2311a Alder. The ca.e In con nection carries the tet line or liquorj and clears the world produces. 5 - I MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB- rris erve uiooutrs. una monin-? ireotmeni, $2: 3 months. $5. Sent tecurely tealed by malt. Agciitb.. Woodard & Clarko. 1'ortland. Or Private sanitarium for women's diseases and corflnement: bst care: reasonable charges; comfo-ts heme: country case solicited. Dr. Pnrllng. Mgr., Cambridge bldg.. .Portland. YOU'? PREPCRUTIONS ARE MORE AC curntely nnd reasonably filled at Eysselfs Vhartrary 27 Morrison rt . bt. 1L and 2d WE PRINT 30 CALLING CARDS. PROPER size and style. 25c: 160 business enrds. $1. Rmwn & Schmale 221 First rt Portland. WE WANT YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO fill. Come and .see us. KnUht's Drug. Store. 12i: Sixth At. CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADiES AND pentlemen. Aprly at rorm 43 Labbe bd?. I BOOKS. OLD AND NSW. BOUGHT AND so'rt. The Old Book Sto'e. 221 Yamhill. TTTt rWrTrn TTvtn r-.Tt-o i.r.Mt-n mrllrl-o ""uilt, Mcr-Inn. rorm IS. SPECIAL NOTICES. I'rojiosalK Invited. PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ONE frame hospital building. D partment of the interior, ottice of Indian atfnirs. Washing ton. D C. Dec 11. 1.) 0 Sea ed rropo at', lrdorsed "Proro,5als for erection of one mine hospital building at Puyallup Irdlan School. Tacoma. Wash.." and uddrcsstd to thj un dersigned, will be received at this office unlit 2 o'clock P. M. of Wednesday. Jan. 3. iuoi. for fumlshlnr the no-.e-s.iry material and labor riijutrcu In the construction and cum 'pletlon of one frame hosrlta! building, in strict accordance with rlns, spedflcatlon-t nnd Instructions to b!dd rs which mny b examined at the ofilee uf "The Ledger." Ta coma. Wash.; "Post-Intelllrencer." SeattK Wash.: "Th Morning Oregunien." Portland. Or.; the PuyaIlu.- Irdlan School. Tacoma. Wash., nr.d at this oltlce For further In formation. np;Iy to W. A. JONES. Commlssio' er. attiiUr oltlcrO .llrrtliiic. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Stockholder of Thf Orecon l.allroad Ac Navi gation Comian Portltnd. Or.. Nov. 20, 109". Pursuant to a rwolutlun of the hiari f directors of The Oregon i.allrnad A Nav igation Company, nntltc Is hereby 3lvn that a irclal meeting of the rtocKhnldtis of Tb Oregon Rallrojd i- Navlcat.un Corajmny will bt- neld at the oftlce of the company, in the Worcester bulldtnir. Portland, Or., at 12 o'clock noon on January 31. 1'Jul. for the purpose of consldi ring and determining whether or not article 3 c f ihi nrtlile of Incorporation rf raid compiiny shall bo uinemlrd by In rrtms after the words "ISlh A Un from E'gln. in the Slate of Oreson. towa:ds or to Wallowa. In alil state." In the first paragraph of raid article the fol tmvlng words, tow It. "lllth. A line frim Palrfluld. In the Slae of Washington, to Wa rrly. In mid itati. 2i'th. A Hn from Port. r land. In the State of Oregon, to St. John', In a:a state. tst. a line trnm a point near Wnrrf'iT. In th State of Idaho, to the Sierra Nevada mine, at or near the head of Drad wood Gulch. In aid state." W. W COTTON. K-rretary. ANNUAL MEETING THE REGULAR AN nual meeting of the stockholders of tha Fauu Dredglns Company w.ll be held at the offleo of the company, room 314 Ablngton bulldlrg, Portland, Or., on Monday, tha seventh (7th) day of January 1001. at the hour of two (2) P. M.. for the purposs of electing a board of directors to serve for tho ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business ns may come before the meet Ins. E. J. KELLOGG. Sac Masters' Notice. BRITISH BARK LUCIPARA. CAPT. WITT, from Antwerp Neither the captain nor tho ' undersigned consignees of the above-named vessel will be respon'lble for any debts that may bo contracted by the crew. Taylor, Youne; & Co., Agents. Portland, Or., Dec 2C, 1000 GERMAN SHIP LIKA CAPT. WILHELM. from Rio d Janeiro Neither the captain nor the -undersigned consignees- of the above named veseel will b responsible for any debts that may be contracted by the crew. Taylor. Young & Co., AgentAn Portland. Or., Dec 20. 1000. FINANCIAL. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL or chattel mortgages, personal or salary se curity, at low rateJ, C W. Pallet. 2U Com mcrclal block. Tel. Orant t5C .LOANS ON -FURNITURE. -PIANOS, REAL ' estate and all kinds of securities. 123 3d St., .C- H. Thompson's Cut-Hate Ticket Olllce. $3 AND UP. IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON ALL kinds of security. W. A. 'Hathaway, room lu Washington bufldlnr. Phone Hood 413. IQO.OOO TO LOAN. AMOUNTS $200 UP. Low est current rates. Western Investment & Loan Co.. room 10, 243? Morrison st. LOANS. ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND other securities. lowest rates: irlvate. S. W. King, room 45 Washington building. LOANS' IN SUMS FROM $5 TO $500. ON ALL classes of security. It. L Eckeraon & Ci.. room 5 Washington bldg. Phone (.'lay 633. LOANS ON UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN property and all other good securities. W. II. Nunn, 311 Macleay Blk. Phone Main 022. J'.KXMWO TO LOAN AT 34. 0. 7 PER CENT. City and suburban property for sale and rent. , Wnv Q. Beck. 321 Morrison st. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE curlty. Wm. Holl, room 0 Washington bids. LOANS on chattels, ralartes, etc. low rates. See us. first. Mann & Co.. CO I Dekum bldg. MONEY TO LOAN. 0 per cent, farm or city property. O. M, Smith, 3 Ch. of Commerce. MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURI 1 ty. Phone Red 253 Frame. 51'J Marqism. State funds loaned 0 per cent. V. E. Thomas. state agt. for Mult Co . 400 Cham, of Com. LOST AND FOUND. LOST IN OLD3 & KING'S OR MEIER & Frank', umbrella, hook handle, gold tip and ferrule; being a present, la prized by ownet. Liberal re-ward paid If brought to 342 Wash ington st. LOST ON EAST MOtRtSON, 0 GREEN bacfc In envckre addreised "J. F. Nslson, Liberal. Or.' Return to Oregonlan olllce. I Rc-ard. LOST A SMALL DLAMOND EARR1NG.-BE-tweon 12th and Ald'r and 24th and Lovejoy. Rewa-d at 815 Lovejoy. LOST AT WOODLWVN. ON EAST EIGHTH st.. purse, containing $14. Reward. 13u East Eighth st. north. LOST GOLD FLOWER ORNAMEI-T, WITH rrcall diamond setting. Return to 111 Sixth ft. north. Reward. , Lw.vr IUNCH nv S.SYS Of STREET. RE tum to Oregonia olUcc. at.d receive reward. BlSINl-SS DIRiiC-roitY. AlMlomiiittl HttmlrtKc.. MtCLLRE'S S.VNiT.UlY BA.NDAijS CR wunsea n&s no iQ.ua. -kii liu.ti;.j.i hUlldiUb. l'..HMl)cl uiul AIUthtS. J. H. F1SK. MINERAL ArfSAYER a.M) rhrmlit. gold dtut b.iur.1. 24V Wa4ti.lli,tu. PAUL KAUMEU ASSAyElt AND A.NrtLVriT. gold lut lHughU 22ih tatk t. Attorney. EDWARD T. TAUGART. AlTORNUY AT luw. gmernl pta'ttue. 5lS Catubr vl Cu.n nierce. J. W. UANtiuM. ATTOHNEy-AT-L.W AM' counselor. Bates hattk b.Us.. Pfir.Lu.d. Ur. Unbbltt Metnl and Solder. W, W. Kianey, mfr. loo N. loth. Portland; best quality, ton-eat prlve.v Tel Hmid 745. nnrber Supplies. Manufacturers and Importers of barbers' sup plies. G. N. W. WlUcn. bO Cth St.. PcrtlauO. Book Stores. J. K. GtLL & CO.. WHOLESALE AND ItE tall booksellers and stationers. irtUii -id st. Carpenters ninl Uallilerx. J. A. MELTON: JOBUlNt.. CABINET WORK, store fixtures 307 Stark. Both phones. Dross Foundry. General Jobbing and repairing: brass and position castings. C A. Francis. 2S2 E-Wi CUlropodlht.t nnd Manicuring. THE ONLY EXPERT CHUIOPODIST, sci entific masseuse, artistic manicurist on Pa cine Coast, recently from Chicago. Gran Ed peclflco cures corns. D. Cleopatra Cream guaranteed remove Avrlnk.es. 20 Raleigh blk. WM. DEVENY & MAUL DEVENY, THE culy scientific chiropodists, parlors 01 Alisky bldg.. 3d A MorrUon. Ore. phone Grant lu Clairvoyants. Mmr. Dr. Herzog. from Berlin, scientific re vealer; tells entire life, past, present and fu ture; consultation on ait uilairs; nothing ex cepted, names given; good advice; ture. nelp; mistake Impossible, Imports genuine gpsy love powder. Fee. $1; letter. $i 3tit Alder. Coal Dealers. VULCAN CUAL CO., dealers In house, steam and blacksmith coal. Alio foundry, cokv. Front tt. near Gtuan. Ore. tel. Red 170U. Comtiilnslon SlercLnntn. HERMAN METZGER. PURCHASER CF bldrs, pelts, lurs, wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old metal, and g.nerat commit slon merchant. Front st.. near iluln. Port land. Or. Ch advances on consignments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS and commission merchants. Sherlock bldg.. i urtland Or. ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO duce merchants. Front & D sts.. Portland. Or. EVEUDING & FARRELL, commission, butter, zggs, chickens and farm produce. Portland. Cornices SUyllKbts. METAL SKYLIGHTS. GALVANIZED IRON cornices. J. C Bayer. 2o0 Second st. Dyeinif unA Clennlnn. II. W. TURNER. PROFESSIONAL DYER and cleaner. 301 17th. TeL Red 131. Electric Supplies. Western Ejectrlc Works; house wiring, bell work, repairs, motor, dynamoJ. .'U)5,4 Wash. Fence nnd "Wire Works. t)t.D EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE Works. A. Carlson. 2S- Eat Morrison t- Hnir Dresslntc nnd Jlnnlcurlng, ROSENTHAL SISTERS. ICO FIFTH. OPP. P. O Switches a upc-lalty. Phone Hood bit. Harness nnd Saddles. BRBYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLESALE addlu and harness manufacturers, cbJdlery hardware, flnulngs and sho btorr Aupplle; leather of all kinds. 73 Front rt. THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE sale saddlers and harnej manufai.turc.s, leuther and fadJUry hardware. 72 Front st. Hemorrhoids. PILES PERMANENTLY CURED WITHOUT operation: no rain, no detention from busi ness; no carboit: acid ufed. Bx 517. cty. lnsurunce. Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N. W.; protects the living; lUid pay ments eliminate doubtiu! rtUlue-ds." J. L. Mitchell. Sup. Sec y. l--fi5 Marquam bldg. HAMBUUC-BHEMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 Flirt st. Rojd & Arnold. General Agents. Iron Founders, MncU'stn. Ship U'ld'rs. WOLFF & ZWICKER I-ON WORKS; C. J. Rfed and F. Wolff, racelwrs; dasigntrs and mfrs. of ships, steamb a:s, marine, mining and mlllinr machinery; riveted steel pipe. Smith i Watson Iron Works; engines and boil ers: logging engines a specialty; quartz and saw ml!l: mire machinery. Front and Hall. Mnernctlc and Jlentul Ileallnt;, Mrs. C. J. Maple, magnetic htuler (Weltmrr method), olllce treatment nnd col.cge courses given. 221 Guodnough bldg., 2th iz Yamhill. MnnnfnetnrcrM of Lndles' Goods. LADIES SILK WAISTS AND WRAPPERS, fancy hlte goods, silk underwear made to order. Sing Chong Co.. 3.I3 Morrison. Mnrble nnd Grnulte Works. WEEKS. 720 FRONT. LARGE SELECT stock qf monuments, finely finished granite monuments at wholesale prices, when shipped to order, direct from Eastern quarries. See us and save money. PORTLAND MAR.BLE WORKS: marble, gran ite and stone work. Schanrn & Nu. 2iii 1st. Massage. "THE SNOWDEN" TUB AND VAPOR baths, massage, electricity. 1314 Fourth, near Alder. Phone Red 421. VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE, BY A LADY from New York. 1S04 Third st., room' 7. Select massage and magnetic treatments; lady from S. F. Parlor 20. 2834 Stark st. Mining Mnchlnory. Ottumwa mining hoists, dynamo, motors, saw mills, etc Tatum & Bowen. 20-15 First st. WedlcnI. PAUL CROMWELU THE COLORED SPE ctallst. has opened up his office at 347 Front, and will sell his medicine a usual. Medi cines fo; all kinds of chronic diseases. Greek Rneumatlm'Cure: imported direct from Greece L. T. Lewis. Agent. 1504 Sixth st. Mnslcnl. Lessons 50c: piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio lin Instrumants for al;. Mrs. Martin. 1044 1st Musical Instruments. DON'T SPEND ONE DOLLAR TILL YOU have seen these bargains One handsome wal nut case upright. $125: one superb mahogany upright, only $1D8; $0. $8. $10 month; one smooth-toned walnut case organ, $2T; an other, better $37. Call. Dollars saved are dollars earned. C. A. Whale's Piano and Organ Warerooms, 123 Sixth St.. cor. Alder. Oregon Vlavl Co. Lewis bldg.. Park and Morrison. Free Health lectures o women Thursday, at 2:30 P. M. Osteopathy. - Dr W. A Rorers and Dr. Rhcda C Hicks, graduates under Dr. A T. Sill. Ihu founder of Osteopathy; consultation and diagnosis -free. 532-3-4 Marquam bldg. Phone Main 21. Dr. R. B. Northrup. specialist In nerrous and chrjnlc dlsenst-s. suite 410 Dekum bldg. 3d and Wash. Examipatlon frre. Tei. Ma.n 3l'J. DR. L. B SMITH, PIONEER OSTEOPATH, suite 400 Oregonlan building. Phone unk 421, Turtlnnd Riding Clubs. LIVERY AND BOARDING; LADIES' AND -gentlemen's naddlu burs. 354 Jefferson. , Palmistry. CHEIROMA. THE WORLD'S CELEBRATED pa'mln and prophet, direct from the East, gives thorough redlnr of your past, pres ent and future. There Is nothing thl gifted women cannot tell you. 251. Taylor, between Seventh and Park. Larson, the ralmlst. scl-ntlfic life readings of all leadlr: events In life; SOc: past anil fu ture, for gain or los. 21:1 Allsky building. MRS L. BURHANS. srlPutlfic palmist. 014 Grand ave. RemJlns. 50c and M Room 50 HIsk A. M Stcvnson sclent fl palmist anl psychic, reads past, prcsent,futurc JOUht lt. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Patents. P. J. GEISLER. S14-818 CHAMBER OF COM. Domestic and foreign patents secured, etc Physicians nnd Surgeons. Dr. Flora A. Brown; dleases of women and children a specialty Consultation and d ag nosia free. 517-313 The Dekum, Portland. Or DK JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID ney and skin diseases, udd Fellows Temple. DR CORA C TALBOTT. 1S1U FIRST: 13 years' expericneeln diseases of women. , Restnnrnnts. First-class meals; check system, white labor. Perkins. I0S Fifth. D. H. Brown, prop. Safes. SAFES. RANK WORK. LOCK DEPT.. OPEN ln iokouts. repairs Two 4-ton safes, with chyts. half price. J. E. Davis. CGL Third. Showcases nnd Store Fixtures. DIXON. BORGESON & CO.. FRONT AND Washington sta. Specialists! Bertha A. Trulllnger, specialist: complexion scalp treatment, manicuring. Parlors 25-20 Rusrel Bldg.. 4th & Morr. Phone Front 375. Spiritualists. MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOY ant and psychic life reader; consult her oa business affairs, love troubles, absent friends: good advice on mines; readings dally, 50c ana up. 1C74 Vlrt st.. office 7 Consult the best. MRS. STEVENS. SPIRITUAL LIFE READ cr; sittings dally. 22 .. Morrison st., rm. 22. Mrs. C Cornelius, medium. 205 Goodnough bldg.. Fifth and YamhllL TeL Brown 44L 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 C70. SAFES PIANOS. FURNITURE MOVED AND packed for shipping. C M. Olsen. 12S First. . Tol. office Main 10S7: Black 801. Stornge nnd Transfer. STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front. Stoves, Ranges. Household H'dware, Hardware sole agt. Universal stoves & ranges; bousefumlshlng- goods. J. J. Kadderly, 141 1st Tents and Awnings. PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.r TENTS, sails, awnings. 229 Ankcny. Tel. Grant 150L Turkish Baths. New Turkish bath parlors; modern appliances; gents only. 525 Chamber Com.. J. F. Kin?. Up-to-dite Turkish and Vapor Bath Parlors. 300-1-2 Oregonlan bldg.. J. D. McKlnnon. Watchmakers and Jewelers, Beck, the Jeweler; headquarters for bargains. 207 Morrison St.. between Front and First. Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN A LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or. BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS FOR SALE GOOD GENERAL merchandise business In best town in Eastern Oregon: good reason for selling. Address box 473, Pendleton. Or. FOR RENT FIRST-CLASS FITTED - UP barber shop. In thriving town In Idaho. For particulars address Lewis-Stenger B. S. Co. WANTED MAN HAVING $300. ADVANCE In Installments; mlnlnc; big profit In pros pect: investigate. II 47, Oregonlan. A PHYSICLAN CAN HEAR. OF GOOD Lo cation to practice medicine by addressing Druggist, care Oregonlan. LARGE PRINTING PLANT. DOING GOOD business. $3500: one-third value; to settle es tate. K 47, Oregonlan. FOR A FIRST-CLAS3 GROCERY PROPOSI tlon consult Ames Mercantile Agency, room 205 Ablngton building. WANTED A BUSINESS FOR CASH: HAKD ware preferred. Apply, by letter only, 452 East loth st- north. FOR SALE GOOD-PAYING CORNER SA loon, will sell very reasonable. Inquire 215 Third st. SALOON FOR SALE. VERY CHEAP; PAR tles going East. 335 Flanders st. MINING. OKEGON MINING STOCK EXCHANGE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. OPEN CALL 10:30 O CLOCK A. M. DAILY. Reliable Brokers. F. J. Hard & Co.. Chamber of Commerco bldg. Oregon phone 810: Columbia phone 239. Rountrce & Diamond. Portland. Or.. 241 Stark st. Phone .Grant 201. BANKS. SAV1NUS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. 100 'iHli.u 1'xvEET. Money to loan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. ufc.iNJ. 1. COHEN President H. L. PITTOCK. A. S. NICHOLS.... Vlce-Prea. E. J. ALSTOCK, J. O. GULTKA.... Secretaries FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Designated Depository and Financial Agent of the United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vtce-Prealdent.................".A. L. MILLl Cashier -...G. E. WITHINGTON Azsuuutt Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK Second Assistant Cashier. W. C. ALVORD Letters of credit issued, available hi Europe and the- Eastern States. ,...', , . Sleht exchange and telegraphic transfers sola on New York. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis. St. Paul. Omaha, San Francisco and tho principal coints In the Northwest. Blent and time bills drawn in sums to suit on London. Paris, Berlin. Frankfort-on-tha-Maln Hong Kong. Yokohama, Copenhagen. ChrlstlanlaT Stockholm. St. Petersburg. Mos cow, Zurich. Honolulu. Collections made on favorable terms. LADD &. T1LTON. BANKERS it ,. Traniact a General Banking Business. tnoTiJliti Interett allowed on time deposits. Collections rnado at all points on faverabla terms Letters of credit issued available in Eurorie and the Eastern States. Sight Exchange and -Telegraphic Transfers sold fin Now York, Washington. Chicago. St, Louis Denver. Omaha, San Francisco and "rarl o point Tin bregon.VashlnBton. Idaho, Moa tnna and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London. Paris, Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. SHCAKTALAnTsURPLUS $6,230,000 'JOHN" J VALENTINE PRESIDENT HOMER 'sJiaNa................ MANAGER (San Francisco.) .. ,,.,,. M TJOQT.Y ...4 CASHIER JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) General Banking Business transacted. Ex change sold, and Letters of Credit Issued, available In all parts of the world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON, J.FRANK WATSON .....President R. L DURHAM Ico-Prldent R. W HOYT Cashier GEO W. HOYT Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Interest paid on time deposits. Dra'ts and letters of credit issued, avallabla In alt parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought. ' LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber cf Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. Head Office. 71 Lombard street. London. CAPITAL AUTHORIZED $2,500,000 CAPITAL PAID UP 1.400.G00 This bank transacts a general banning busi ness, makes loans, discounts hl'.ts end Issues letters of ciedtt available for travelers and the purchase of merchandise in any city of the world. Deals In foreign and domestic ex change. Accounts of country banks received. Interest pall on term deposits. W A. MACRAE. Manager AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK or Por TLANn. cor. Thin! and Oak sis. J. C. AINSWORTH President W W.PHILLIPS Cash-.-r Trnncts a Ornernl Banklnc Business. Kxchanse Iwht nnd -M on nil the -In-i-pal cities In Europe. AIn facilities for tete :aphle transfers. Collection' mado on favor able tr-1" " !' afibl" points. SAFE TJFTWT DEPARTMENT CninneteU with the Mnk. Safes rented on easr terms. yyti I'ViT-ti j,., rc; "-njfAL NK Transacts n Gcnrrnl rtanklns; Business. Drafts !i"rt si'nlloble in n'l c'ls of the United States i4 rTtirorc Pre-ldent .......TYLER wonnwAvn vic-rresldent JACOP tca-'TM CnshtT ,, F. C. MILLF.R n'SK of nniTTgii COLOMBIA Pin.iT CAPITAL $nfAtvt fjKjjT-rrVE .-. wi 00 Head Olfice. CO tmtrs-d trer. Tind-n Com'I Block. .-th'nt-- . Prrtland R. LEA BARNES. Manaser.