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THE MORNING OREGONIAN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1901. TO END RESERVATIONS EDUCATION OP INDIANS WILL AC C03IPLISH IT. Commissioner Jonei vIs Working Hard to This End Reservation' Syiitcm Is a Drawback. "WASHINGTON, July L If the ideas of Indian Commissioner Jones could be fol lowed out explicitly, and under practically the same corps of officials as are now on his. staff. It is said that within 10 ycara the Indian reservation would be a thing of the past, and Indian civilization would become a fixed certainty. Commissioner Jones, like most of the officials of the In dian Bureau, believes that the reservatlou eystem is one of the greatest drawbacks to the advancement of the younger gen eration of Indians, and consequently is making every effort to break up the agen cies in every part of the United States. The Idea along which he is working is to educate the young Indians so they will become self-supporting. When they have acquired this knowledge, they should be forced to make practical application of It. The beet way to do this Is to allot to each Indian a certain tract of land, which shall be his own, and which, under no circum stances, he shall be allowed to sell or lease. At the same time, the Government will, of course, suspend payments or an nuities to the Indians, and they will Le forced to live by their own labor and by their own skill. In many Instances this very thing has "been done, and is now being done on the Xlowa, Comanche and Apache lands, in Oklahoma. But in the past an error has been made in allowing Indians to take contiguous allotments. It is thought the best results along the lines of civilization would be obtained by giving the Indians every alternate quarter section, so that white men will take up the intervening tracts. In this way the Indians will be surrounded on every side by white nelgh hors, will absorb the ideas of the whites, learn their language, and In every way be deprived of continuous association with other Indians. One fact seems to be generally under stood in regard to the education of the Indians, and that Is that as long as they are given a school education, but are al lowed to go back on the reservation an.1 associate with uneducated members f their tribe, they will gradually, but sure ly, go back to their old Ideas, and their education will have been wasted. From the white man's point of view, there Is an Incentive for making allot ments of land to the Indians, and open ing the residue to settlers. It is. said riv Indian has need of more than 160 acre r of land. Under the allotment system, thu white men will be allowed to go in and make some practical use of this vast area, of Indian land. It is true much of the reservation land is arid, but the Ingres, of white settlers will be followed by the construction of irrigating ditches, and in this way, as well, the Indians will ba benefited by co-operation. Wherever It is possible the Indian Bu reau is abolishing Indian agencies and placing school superintendents in charge, thus making education paramount. This is the first step towards the final allot ment of the lands and the breaking up of reservations. Several such changes were made this past year, and others will lollow this season. In each Instance the surplus lands will eventually be opened to entry, although the complete change must be wrought gradually. Under the present plan, however, there is no reason why the complete renovation shall not have been effected In the next decade. Talked on Socialism. Charles H. Vail, of New Jersey, de livered an address last evening in the tent on East Saventh and East Couch streets, on "The Socialist Party; Its Alms and Purposes." Mr. Vail thinks that socialism, as he interprets it, is the acme of all human reform. He will speak this evening on "The Abolition, of Poverty," After leaving Oregon he will deliver 'ad dresses in California, Utah and Col orado. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. July 0. 8 P. M. Maximum temperature, C8; minimum temperature, 53; river reading at 11 A M., 11.7 feet; change in the past 24 hours, 0.1 foot; total 'precipita tion. 5 P. M. to 5 P. M.0.00; total precipita tion since Sept. 1, 1900142 70 Inches; .normal precipitation since Sept. 1, 1900, 45 99 inches; deficiency, 3.29 inches; total sunshine July S, G.2S; possible sunshine July S. 15.30. WEATHER CONDITIONS. Fair and pleasant weather has prevailed in the North Pacific States during the last 24 hours, 'with slightly higher temperatures. The only precipitation reported this evening oc curred at Salt Lake and Pocatello. Tho Indi cation are for continued fair weather In this district Wednesday, with slightly higher tem peratures. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours ending at midnight Wednesday. July 10: Portland and vicinity Generally fair; slight ly wanner; northwesterly winds. Western Oregon Generally fair and slightly warmer; northwesterly winds. Western Washington Fair; slightly warmer, except near coast; west to north winds. Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Fair; slightly warmer; west to north winds. Southern Idaho Fair and continued warm; south to west winds. A B. WOLLABER, Acting Forecast Official. . CLASSIFIED AD. RATES "Rooms." "Rooms and Board," "Housekeep ing Rooms," "Situations Wanted," 15 words or less. 15 cents; 10 to 20 words, 20 cents; 21 to 23 words, 25 cents, ttc No discount for addl tlonal Insertions. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "New Today," 30 cents for 15 words or less; 16 to 20 Words, 40 cents; 21 to 25 words, 50 cents, etc first Insertion. Each additional insertion, on half; no further discount under one month. "NEW TODAY" (gauge measure agate), 13 cents per line, first Insertion; 10 cents per Un for each additional Insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The Oregonlan and left at this of fice, should always be inclosed in sealed envel opes. No stamp Is required on such letters. The Oregonlan will not bo responsible for er rors In advertisements taken through the tele phone. XEW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved city and farm property, at lowest current rates. Building loans. Installment los.ns. MacMaetcr & BlrrelL 311 Worcester bk. $500.00 to $50,000.00 For loans on most favorable terms. Municipal and school bonds purchased. W. H Fear 306-7 Failing building. Imperative Auction Sale of Groceries, by J. T. Wil son, Auctioneer. Commencing FRIDAY, JULY 12, at 10 A. M., 453 Sixth street, corner College, the H6over stock. Having Instructions from Hr. Hoover, I will sell his complete stock of groceries and provisions, comprising: Full and complete lines of teas, coffees, cereals, canned goods soaps andrwash -powders. rAlso several cwt.' of sugar, and the usual assortment" carried' by all first-class grocers, J. T. WILSON. Auctioneer. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. THE GREAT .IMPROVEMENTS ON HAW thorne ave., with the improved car service, make it the coming residence location; I have for sale. 100 yards east of city limits. 10 Acres, or will, sell-In l-acre tracts; sight ly and .fine soil. W. S. Falling, Station iA Portland. . AMUSEMENTS. CORDRAYS THEATER Third week Special Summer engagement, commencing SUNDAY NIGHT, JULY 7, Usual Saturday Matinee. v CUMMINGS STOCK COMPANY present, on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day nights, the uproariously funny "MR. SMOOTH." "MR. SMOOTH." "MR. SMOOTH.' "MB. SMOOTH." Thursday. Friday, Saturday sights and Satur day Matinee, "ONE NIGHT." "ONE NIGHT." "ONE NIGHT." "ONE NIGHT." USUAL PRICES. METROPOLITAN THEATER. Clarence H. Jones. Manager. Week commencing Sunday, July 7, Wiedemann's Big Show, in Comedy and Vaudeville. Sunday and Wednesday, "Down In Egypt." Monday and Thursday, "My Cal ifornia Home." Tuesday and Friday, "A Sol dier's Sweetheart." Saturday Matinee and night, "A Western Judge." Nellie Wiedemann, the Mullally Sisters. Petite; Zella Marie, Claire Canfield. Charles Barrlngton. Palmer Morri son. Between acts. 25 Company of twenty five people 25. Superb band and orchestra. Popular Summer prices 10c, 20c, 30c, no higher. AUCTION SALES TODAY. At residence, 472 Jefferson st, at 10 A M. S. L. N. Gilman, auctioneer. At 10 A M., at 182 First st J. T. Wilson, auctioneer. MEETING NOTICES. SPECIAL INSTALLATION. ORDER OF WASHINGTON. Portland Union, No. 2. Order of Washington, will Install officers5 tonight in Elks' Hall. All other unions in the city In vited to be rresent and assist. All visiting comrades specially Invited. Refreshments will be served. Installation will be conducted by Supreme President Terry. Let every comrade In the city be present. -O. N. FORD, Sec. " - - WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. 18, R. A M., will meet In regular convocation this (Wednesday) evening, Burkbard building. Work in M. M. degree. C. E. MILLER, Bee. W. O. W. All members qf Prospect Camp, No. 140. are requested to meet at 163 Grand ave., cor. Belmont St.. Thursday. July 11, at 9 A M., to attend the funeral of our lata neighbor, T. S. Finnigan. .All .members of the order are. requested to Join with us. J. J. JENNINGS C. C. GEO. W. TABLBR. Clerk.' . HIBERNIANS. ATTENTION I All members are requested to assemble at the residence of our late brother, T. S. Flnnegan. 163 Grand ave., at 8:30 A M., Thursday, July 1L By order of President. ORIENT LODGE, NO. 17r I. O. Q. .F. Reg ular meeting this (Wednesdav) evening at 8 o'clock, cor. Grand ave. and "East "Pine.' "Sec ond degree. w. W. PERRY, Sec DIED. FINNEGAN A his late residence, 163 Grand ave. July 0, 1001, Thomas S. Flnnegan. aged 47 years, 1 month, 24 days. Funeral notice in Thursday morning's paper. EDWARD HOLMAN, Undertaker, itU and Yamhill sts, Rena Stinson, lady assistant. Both phones No. 507. Finley, Kimball & Co., Undertakers. Lady assistant. 275 Third st. Tel. J). FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. FOR 8ALE 103 ACRES. ONE MILE SOUTH of town of Hood River; fine for early ber ries, cherries, peaches, etc., being, sate against frost and, protected from wind; fine bearing orchard and berries; 120 rods of Hood River, having Immense water power: Just below power-house of electric light com pany; large spring, -suitable for town supply; Cedar Creek reaches Hood River on this place, furnishing irrigation and power; flneit scenery in Hood River; $1200. if sold within 30 days. Prather & Barnes. Hood River, Or. FOR SALE OR TRADE MODERN HOUSE; beautiful lawn; house and barn electrified; West Avenue Station, Mount Tabor; 10-mln-ute car service; easy terms. Charles H. Thompson, 128 3d st. BEST BUY ON THE EAST SIDE LOT 50x 100, with 6-room hduse, on East 14th st., near Burnside. Price $1675, this week only. F. Breske, Toom 444 Sherlock building. 20 BEAUTIFUL. 8IGHTLY LOTS ON ST. Johns car line (now being electrified)", facing boulevard, for only $35 each. Brown.. 302 Washington st. NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE. WITH BASEMENT, two full lots; good neighborhood; price $1750, hair cash. Inquire owner, 110 North Third street. y FOR SALE CHEAP SIX LOTS. 50x100 EACH; fenced and in fruit, near Woodstock; car line. Irqulre McLeod. 321 Morrison st. 0-ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE, BY owner, at 140 East 34 th, cor. Morrison. 7 LOTS NEAR ARBOR LODGE. $100 EACH. See -owner. 235 Washington st. WANTED REAL ESTATE. MODERN HOUSE, WITH CORNER OR VA cant lot, in good neighborhood; cheap for cash. N 16, Oregonlan. FOR SALE FARMS. FOR SALE DAIRY. WITH SELECT BTJT ter route; also 21 cows, 40 head of young stock, 100 head of hogs; Xo. 3 De La Val separator and all growing crops, viz., oats, barley, hay, potatoes; 6 acres corn for en silage; 50 tons of roots; all crops Al. C W. Osborne, University Park. IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL parts of Oregon and Washington; payments made to suit purchasers. For full particular as to various properties apply to MacMaster fc Blrrell, 811 Worcester block. FOR SALE-C00-ACRE STOCK, GRAIN OR dairy farm, well Improved, and the best of water; 8 miles from Salem. In Polk Co. For full description and price call on or address J. H. Robbins, McCoy, Or. 155 ACRES FINE FRUJT LAND; GOOD buildings and fine stock range; will sell cheap, or trade for house and lot In city. Call or write to 50 North "Sixth St., Port land. GOOD 40 OR 80-ACRE .J? ARM FOR SALE OR rent cheap. F. H. Phillips, Montavllla, Or. TIMBER LAND FQR SALE. WANTED MEN TO LOCATE ON GOVERN ment land; can furnish choice locations tim ber and farm lands; we can locate several good claims In the celebrated "Nehalem Val ley. For full particulars call on M. Bill ings, 321 Morrison. BEST LOGGING CHANCE ON COLUMBIA River; 60,000.000 feet, $45,OQ0; on logging stream: easy terms. Address D SX, caro Oregonlan. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE CHEAP One black walnut roll-top desk, in good condition. 240 Park st Also typewriter 245 Morrison st. New TYPEWRITERS, alt makes, RENTED and SOLD. Expert repairing. Office, sup piles. Coast Agency Co.. 206 Stark st. FOR BEST DRT OAK. ASH AND Fnt WOOD at lowest prices. Hoover, '313 Water street. Phones Oregon South 651. Columbia 83. BEST FIR, OAK AND ABH WOOD AT LOW est prices. See us before ordering Phone Hood 742. Travis Bros,, 463 Everett. FOR SALE CHEAP-EDISON CONCERT. Edison home phonograph and records. Ad dress Pottoffico box 613. city. FINE DRIVINd"HORSa HARNESS, FRAZER ball-bearing runabout; cheap. Apply 3 Cham ber of Commerce. FOR SALE CHEAP; ONE TEAM HORSES, weight 2800. Half block from Woodlawn sta tion, Frank Kublk. FOR SALE LADY'S COLUMBIA CHAIN less, 20-lnch frame, Al condition, $20. Room 814 Dekum. Dickens. 48 vols., original price $120, Our price $50. Old Book Store, 229 Yamhill st. YOUNG. FRESH COWS" FOR SALE, quire at SSI East Pine st. IN- OH Property. PUGET SOUND PETROLEUM CO. STOCK SELLING TODAY, SO CTS. WATCH THIS "AD" DAILY FOR PRICE. J. L. ATKINSON & CO., THERD AND WASHINGTON STS.. 311-312 FAILING BUILDING. HELP "WANTEDi-MALE. Cp. cook. $35; chef. $60; D-washer, $25 foneet empr. noon); 2d cook. $40: night. $8; wait ers; hotel runner, etc, $25 (tell Graves); hay, farm, -milk hands; 3 mill or yd. men, Gray's Hbr., tickets adv., bge. Drake. 162 1st WANTED-1000 STATION MEN AND DAY laborers for Republic Railroad; free fare from Spokane; ship every day. Apply to Spokane Employment Office, 515 Main ave, SpaJtane, Wash.. w i HELP "WANTED MALE. BARKER, $55 BD.; RIGGING RUSTLER. $30 bd.; one $2.25; head skidder, $05 bd.; head Jackscrcw man, swampers, $2; head sawjer, $45 bd.; ederer man, ?2; mill and yard men, $1.75 and $2: rockmen, $2 to $2.50; labor ers, smelter. $2 50 to $3; tannery, $2; R. R.. $2: city, ?2; carpenters. $2.75; 2 teams. $5; 6 at $4.50. teamster. $30 bd.; post cutters, lc; woodchoppers, 80c to $1.20; choro man, beach. $15 bd; chore hoy. $15 bd.; cook, E. O., $40. .fare: farm hands, $25 and $30; milkers. $30. Canadian Agency, 220 Morrison, Loggers' Headquarters. DO YOU WORK ON A SALARY? IF SO, call and register with us. Wo can help jou get a situation In your line. No fee until place is secured and accepted. Business strictly confidential. Call and investigate. Clerks' Registration Bureau, 227 Washing ton at. Phone North 2271. WANTED MUCKERS TO WORK IN THE Iron Mountain mine;, men unaccustomed to mining but used to laboring work will ba given Jobs; wages $2.50 per day; steady w org. Apply to Mine Superintendent Iron Mount ain, Shasta County, Cal. Take train to Kes wick. WANTED GENERAL PURPOSE MAN about hardware and implement store; small country town; must be able to do tin work, plumbing, set tip wind mills and pumps and make himself useful about store; w??, stat ing wages expected and giving references, to Fender Bros. & Co., waltsburs, Wash. WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS. MLACKSMITK and horseshoer; good wages, steady employ ment. Call on or address S. A Jory, Cleve land, Wash. Wanted A good rustler to travel for a whole sale house; good salary, per. position: will require $30 to start with. C 10, Oregonlan. WANTED- MEN TO WORK AT COLUMBIA quarry. Apply to D. E. Budd's Employment Office First St., near Washington. WANTED A GOOD. LIVE CANVASSER FA rolliar with, advertising. Inquire at Ferrey's cigar store, Second and Morrison. WANTED FIRST-CLASS SADDLEMAKEK at once; steady employment. Inquire tof Jake Boone, Prineville, Or HEADQUARTERS FOR COOKS. WAITERS and bartenders. California Wine Depot, P. Loratl. 143 Fourth. WANTED FIRST-CLASS MAN FOR STA ble work, and care of horses. Vlnce's barn, 292 Pine st. WANTED WITHIN A "WEEK. 35 TEAMS for wood hauling. G. Schnorr, Willamette .Falls, Or. WANTED FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN; BIG wages; city and country. 215 Commercial block. Acme' Employment Bureau. 245 Morrison Help free to employers. Both phones. WANTED Third st. BARBER. APPLY 22 NORTH BOY WANTED. APPLY 386 MORRISON ST. HELP WANTED FEMALE. GIRLS AND WOMEN OUT OF EMPLOT ment will do well to call at the Home and Industrial School. Good positions of all kinds may bo obtained; also room and board reasonable. 305 Third et. TWO COOKS. COAST. $70; ONE E. O.. $30. fare; several city; chambermaids, E. O. and city; nurse girl; second girls; housework, country, teach, and plenty in city. Canadian Parlors, 220 Morrison. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR general housework at Seaside, Or., for a lady, in cottage: good wages; German or Swedish preferred. tCall at 300 Everett st, from 10 to 12, forenoon. WANTED A COMPETENT LADY BOOK keeper for a prominent retail store: must also be stenographer and typewriter; best of references required. Address A B, care Ore gonlan. LAUNDRESS, 1 WAITRESS, MINERAL spgs., $20; laundress, 3 waitresses and do mestics, beach: waitresses, housework girls, nursej etc, city. Drake, 152 First. WANTED TWO LADIES TO INTRODUCE one of the best-paying specialties ever intro duced In this city; good terms to right par ties. Address O 21, Oregonlan. Employment t real estate office; cooks, waiters & waitresses, 8 house girls $12 to $25. Room 4 Mulkey bldg, 2d & Morrison. Phone Hood 055. WANTED TODAY COOKS, SECOND GIRLS, housekeepers; general housework girls. St. Louis, 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 28S1. WANTED TWO GOOD GIRLS OR WOMEN for cooking; Germans preferred; good wages; steady work. Call 240 First St., upstairs. WILfcA TRUSTWORTHY. MIDDLE-AGED woman. with some experience as a nurse, kindly address G 18, caro Oregonlan? WANTED GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEN etal housework In a- small family. Apply 330 Washington. GOOD GIRL TO ATTEND TWO SMALL children and to assist with light housework. 108 Russell sL. ROOM" RENT FREE TO RELIABLE PARTY, take care 4-room flat; references required. E 31, Oregonlan. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, TO go to coast. Apply 325 East Third north, cor. Halsey. YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework. 430 Third. Apply between 1 and 4 P.M. WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENER al housework; small family. Apply 421 Sev enth st. DINING-ROOM GIRL; WAGES. WITH room. $15. National Hotel, Front and Yam hill. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUrfE work and w r.li'i. ccoklng. 722 East Ankany. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work: small family. 830 Marshall, cor. 25th. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: TWO in family. Call G40 East Pine, cor. 12th. Acme Employment Bureau, 245 Morrison All kinds of help tree to employers. Phones. GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework; small family. 669 Glisan st. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR general housework. Apply 369 10th st, WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR SECOND work. Call morning, 183 20th et. north. . WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Apply at 215 24th. st. north. A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply forenoons, 747 Glisan st. WANTED FntST-CLASS WAITRESS, AT Morris", 327 "Washington st. WANTED-A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. Apply at 225 lltb. WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK, AT 163 11th st. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. Stenographer and Typewriter. STENOGRAPHER WANTS TO SUBSTITUTE during vacation for experience; shipping pre ferred. Address H. F. M., 533 East Stark street. Miscellaneous. SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS MAN. AGED hO, wants steady employment, assistant Janitor preferred: good reference. G 10, Oregonlan. JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION TO DO plain cooking and housework, anywhere. Y 22, Oregonlan. SITUATIONS "WANTED FEMALE. Bookkeepers and Clerics. WORK FOR WHOLE OR PART OF DAY, by experienced lady stenographer; city refer ences. T 22, Oregonlan. SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER. WHOLE OR part of the day or evenings. Address W 22, Oregonlan. Housekeepers. WANTED IMMEDIATELY; SITUATION AS housekeeper by refined, competent woman, city. 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2831. Miscellaneous. IMMEDIATELY, FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, cooks, second girls, chambermaids, wait resses. St. Louis, 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2881. WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. PLACE TO assist with housework. Call at Convent of Mercy, 31 North 10th st AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN WISHES SEV eral places for washing and house cleaning. Inquire 267 Mill st. I WOULD LIKE TO CARE FOR A CHILD; good home 142 Russell st.. Lower Alblna. WANTED AGENTS. LADY AND GENTLEMAN AGENTS WANT ed: no book proposition. ,320 Abinzton bldg. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED BY RELIABLE PARTY. 5 OR 0 room cottage: most be centrally located. Ad dress, stating price. F. W.. care Oregonlan. RESPONSIBLE PARTY WOULD LIKE TO rent suburban home, with, house and barn, with 1 to 10 acres of ground. 221 First st. WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE, CENTRAL location; references exchanged. Address B 21, care Oregonlan. A SMALL MODERN FURNISHED COTTAGE, by responsible parties; no children. C 21, care Oregonlan. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. 5000 DOLLARS' WORTH OF SECOND-HAND furniture wanted; highest cash price paid. Ford, 214 First st. Oregon phone North 1046, Columbia 255. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S CAST olt clothing and shoes. 62 North 3d. Phone Hood 517. Orders promptly attended to. WANTED SADDLE HORSE; MUST BE NOT over 8, good size, sound, a good -walker, gentle, cheap. 709 East Salmon st. 1 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR STRICTLY fresh eggs and young chickens. Kruso's grill room, 272 Stark street. WANTED DELIVERY HORSE, FOR couple of months; good care, light work: Call 144 Front st. WANTED BOARD AND ROOM IN Ex change for fine upright piano. Address X Z. care Oregonlan. WANTED GOOD TENT, 12x16 OR 14x16, IN good condition, cheap for cash. P 21, Ore gonlan. N . FOR RENT CHEAP: PART" OF FURNISHED office; central location. Address D' 16, Ore gonlan. s , e WANTED TWO LARGE TRUNKS. IN GOOD condition; cheap for cash. H 21, Oregonlan. Second-hand furniture; .stoves. xc. Kutner' & Co.. 32 N. Thl-d. Oregon pnone Clay CStL FOR RENT. Rooms. THE SPALDING. S. E. COR. PARK AND Alder sts., under the management of the owner, Helen i Spalding The most complete apartment-hcuse in the Northwest; choice rooms, for gentlemen or gentleman and wife;' furnished housekeeping suites a specialty. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION :J3TH YEAR; room, with board: enameled bath tubs; use of library; Woman's Exchange;" Industrial school. Address Mrs. C. E. George, superin tendent, 510 Flanders st. THE PLEASANTQN. 28S7t THIRD ST. FINE furnished rooms, en suite, single or ( house keeping: sunlight in alt rooms; bath Included. Most reasonable terms. .Transient solicited THIRD ST., 180 DESIRABLE ROOMS, well furnished; clean beds, quiet, respectable house, very central location; 75cr $1, $1.26, $1.50 week. THE NEWCASTLE. S. E. COR. THIRD AND Harrison sts Rooms,' furnished or unfur nished; all modern conveniences; references. 284 YAMHILL ST. FOR GENTLEMEN OR gentleman and wife; strictly first class; re spectable; $2 to $3.50 per week: best of beds". The La Porte. 170 Third, cor.. Yamhill First class, clean, neat rooms, $1.23 per week up; transient."' 25c day up; transient solicited. 42G ALDER FURNISHED ASfp UNFUR nished; two front rooms; modern conven iences; one suite, with, private kitchen. 105 SEVENTH ST. NEATLY ""FURNISHED rooms, en suite or single; gas, hath and tele phone; $1.50 to $3 per week. 255 11TH. NEAR MADISON PLEAS ANT bay-window room; bath, gas, phone; terms reasonable; private family. 527 TAYLOR TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, IN new house; furnace, gas, bath and phone; gentlemen only; 'references. THE METROPOLE. 365 STARK NEW flat; newly furnished rooms, en suite or sin gle; porcelain bath, gas. THE KNOX. 300 WASHINGTON ST.; phone Hood 004; suites and single rooms. Mrs. Hunsaker. PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR without board: modern conveniences. 455 Market st. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM; SUITABLE for two gentlemen or man and wife. 348 Second st. Furnished rooms. $1 week and up; also house keeping rms. Tremont Houses 7th& Everett. Cosmos, 268 Morrison $1 per Jay; rates rea sonable by month; also housekeeping suites. MANHATTAN COURT; NEW BRICK BUILD Ing, steam heat, new furniture. 311 Stark. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT BAY WIN dow room; gas, bath and telephone. 1SS 7th. Clean furnished rooms, all prices; brick bldg.; transient solicited. The Ross, 211 First st. Rooms With Board. THE COLONIAL. 1G5 10TH ST. A SELECT family hotel; desirable parties can be accom modated with furnished rooms, single or en suite; table and sen-Ice first class. NICE. LARGE FRONT ROOM. FIRST floor, for two. with board; modern conven iences. 455 Market st. WANTED-GENTLEMEN BOARDERS: DE elrable home. Call after 0 P. M., 182 East 23d st. DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD; CEN tral location;, hot and cold water. 108 12th street. Furnished rooms, with board; one suitable for two gentlemen. 141 W. Park. cor. Alder. The Brown Family Hotel, Grand & Hawthorne Pleasant rooms, good board; reasonable. Hesperian, 533 Morrison st. Select family boarding-house; all modern conveniences. ROOMS. EN SUITE OR SINGLE: HOT AND cold water: with board. 225 11th st. Housekeeping: Rooms. ELEGANT PARLOR AND BEDROOM; ALSO single room; with good board; in choice loca tion; large lawn and porch. 58 North 20th. Telephone Green 870. 60c PER "WEEK AND UP; NICE. LARGE, clean unfurnished and furnished rooms, with water; use of laundry, bath and telephone. 1S4 Sherman st. SUITE 3 ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED, for housekeeping: fronting on 10th and Sal mon; gas range, bath, use phone. 215 10th. TWO NICE. LARGE ROOMS. ON FIRST floor, furnished or partly furnished, for housekeeping. 354 Oak. TWO DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE keeplng rooms; private family; no children. 02 17th, cor. Flanders. 253 SIXTH ST.. COR. MADISON-NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms; every conven ience; best location. 2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; pantry, alcove, bath; no children. Call after 3. 00 North 13th. . TWO PLEASANT UNFURNISHED SUITES left in cool, well-kept building. 211 SeeonJ. cor. Salmon. THREE GOOD UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, at 315 Market St., near Park. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE keeplng rooms; reasonable. 204 Washing ton st. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SUITABLE for light housekeeping. 324 14th st. THE BROWN, 271 GRAND AVE. UNFUR nlshed rooms, for light housekeeping. TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FOR HOUSE keeplng, with bath. 366 Second st. Honses. FqR RENT O-ROOM HOUSE; BATH, BASE ment; on Hall, near West Park; low rent. See owner, 444 Sherlock building. COTTAGE- FOR RENT. 126 17TH. BE tween Glisan and Hoyt. Max Smith, Vienna Cafe, 251 Morrison. TOR RENT COTTAGE. SIX ROOMS AND bath, comer 17th and Everett. Inquire TS3 Wash'ngton street. FOR RENT 4-ROOM HOUSE; BATH, CLOS ets, basement; West Side, central. Inqulro 233 Hall st. $0 PER MONTH; 0-ROOM FLAT: PANTRY, bathroom, nice porch and view. 667 Hood st. FOR RENT TWO-STORY 8-ROOM HOUSE; all modern Improvements. 428 Harrison st. FQR RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE. COR. 11TH and Tillamook sts. Inquire 571 Lovejoy st. 7-ROOM HOUSE. 19TH AND GLISAN. H. J. Schulderman, 701 Chamber of Commerce. HOUSE, 772 HOYT ST., FOR RENT. AP pU at 650 GUsau st FOR REVf. Furnished Houses. $8 PER MONTH; 3-ROOM FLAT; PANTRY, bathroom; furnished for housekeeping, with water and use of telephone. 034 Svntb, near Sheridan. , FURNISHED HOUSE. C ROOMS; F.INE lawn and flowers: rrand view; best location in city; walking distance to business. '2J2 Stout st. FURNISHED HOUSE, 7 ROOMS. SCO BEL mont st. Simmer Resorts. FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without stoves for cooking, and four bedrooms upstairs, all furnished; one block east "of Long Beach Hotel. H. Christensen, Long Beach. Wash. GEARHART PARK SMALL COTTAGE, furnished, for rent: 2 tents for rent or sale. Call 620 Marquam block. Phone Grant 021. AT SEASIDE; THREE FURNISHED COT tages; beautiful location; splendid water. In quire George Noland. Seaside, Or. REPAINT YPUR COTTAGE. I WILL DO IT promptly and reasonably. Write me for esti mate. T. L. Holler, Long Beach. PRIVATE BOARD AND ROOMS: GOOD TA ble; nrices reasonable. Mrs. Sarah Cham berlain, Long Beach, Wash. FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON; FURNISH ed house, near beach. Seaside, Or. A T. Webb, C03 East Morrison. FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED COTTAGE AT Seavlew, "Wash. Apply J. A Martin, 215 24th st. north. WANTED TWO BOARDERS. JN PRIVATE family, at Seaview; reasonable. Phone Brown 522. FURNISHED COTTAGE AT LONG BEACH. 3 rooms. Inquire of R. Knoll. 370 Washing " ton. -l Hopsc ,f or Rent, Furniture for Sale. FOR RENT SIX-ROOM COTTAGE TO PAR ty buying part furniture; amount $00; rent cheap. Inquire Cigar Store, east end atecl bridge. , Olilces. FOR RENT LARGE ROOM. ABOVE SELL lngs shoe store. 167 3d st. Inquire at store. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. OrFICB ,OF C. Q. M., VANCOUVER BAR- RACKS? "Wash., July 1. 1001. Sealed pro posals, in triplicate, will be received at De pot Quartermaster's Office, Portland, until 10 A M.. Paclftc time, and at Chicago. 12 M.. Central time. 13th Instant, for furnlsh " lng and delivery of 2S0 standard cavalry - horses at Portland, Forts Riley and Leav enworth, or other prominent railroad points, subject to an increase of 20 per cent. Pref erence given to animals of domestic pro duction, conditions of quality and price be . ing equal. United States reserves right to re ject cr accept any or all proposals, or any part thereof. For further Information see circular to bidders, or apply to Quarter master at Portland or Chicago. Envelope containing proposals should be marked: "Pro posals -for Cavalry Horses," and addressed to Depot Quartermaster, Portland or Chicago. PROPOSALS FOR NET BEEF. FEED. Flour. Oats, Coal and Wood U. S. Indian ..School Service, Chemawa, Or., June 25. 1901. Sealed proposals, indorsed "Proposals for net teef, etc.., as the case may lie. and ad dressed to the undersigned, at Cbemawa. Or., will be received at this school until 2 o'clock P. M. of July 18. 1001. for furnish ing and delivering at this school, as re quired, during the fl3cal year ending June 30. 1002, about 146,000 pounds net beef. 32,000 pounds ground feed, 160.000 pounds flour, 32,000 pounds oats, 100 tons hard coal and 1200 cords fir wood, as per specifications and Instructions to bidders, obtainable at the school. For further information apply to THOMAS W. POTTER. Superintendent. OFFICE OF C. Q. M VANCOUVER BAR racks. Wash., July 6. 1001. Sealed proposaln, in triplicate, will be received here until 11 o'clock A M., August 6. 1001, and then opened, fpr furnishing forage and bedding at tho several military posts in this depart ment, and at camp at Skagway, Alaska, end Fort Liscum (Port Valdez), Alaska, for fiscal year ending, June 30, 1002. Information fur .nlshed here or by quartermasters at posts. U. S. reserves right to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked: "Proposals for Forago anJ Bedding at " and addressed to undersigned. J. W. JACOBS, C. Q. M. NOTICE FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY given that W. H Bentley, as Auditor and Clerk of Baker City. Or., will receive sealed bids until 4 o'clock P. M.. July 22, 1001, for furnlehlng and laying about 48.800 feet of pipe for the purpose of extending the water mains of the distribution system, in connec tion with the gravity water works of Baker City, in accordance with the plans and speci fications now on file In the office of the said Auditor and Clerk, reference to which said plans and specifications Is hereby made. Dated at Baker City. Or., this 23th day of June. 1001. R. D. CATER. Mayor. Attest: W. H. BENTLEY. Auditor and Clerk of Baker City. Or. Miscellaneous. TO OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS-TWO small steam vessels are required for service at Esquimau Harbor; both to be built of steel, preferably twin-screw, with compound surface-condensing engines, built and englned within the last five years. Boats with clear decks preferred. The large boat to be 60 to 80 feet long, ths small boat to be 40 to 50 feet long. Persons having suitable vessels for disposal are requested to send full par ticulars of them, with prices, stating where the vessels may be seen, to Lleut.-Colonc. Grant, Work Point Barracks. Victoria, B. C. BUSINESS CHANCES. ALL ROOMING HOUSES. GROCERY, CIGAR, CANDY and FRUIT STORES, RESTAU RANTS, HOTELS, SALOONS and all BUSI NESS CHANCES arc LISTED with JENNINGS & CO.. 300 Morrison st. OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN THOR oughly established and profitable business en terprises in this c ty; reliable information furnished parties seeking locations. Amos Mercantile Agency. 205 Ablngton bldg. ONE-HALF INTEREST IN SAW MILL OF about 20.000 fset per day capacity, well lo cated, in good order; cheap If taken at once. I. B. Heln, Needy, Or. FINE BUSINESS, IN GROCERY LINE, center of city, with long lease; will Invoice about $2000; selling account hea'th. R 17, care Oregonlan. BOARDING-HOUSE, FIRST CLASS; CAN AC commuJate 70 boarders: one of the best in city; selling account health. T 10, Oregonlan. BARGAIN COTTAGE HOTEL: FURNISHED; $u000. For information address A. M. Stump, proprietor, Dallas. Polk County, Oregon. FOR SALE DRESSMAKING PARLORS; cheap, if sold at once. Address N 20, care Oregonlan. HARNESS SHOP. CHEAP; PARTIES GOING East; good location. John Hullt, Hood River, Or. FOR SALE-TREMONT HOUSE, RESTAU rant and bakery, 7th ind Everett. PERSONALS. WITTER MEDICAL WATER WILL ABSO lutely cure, if taken according to directions, dyspepsia. Indigestion, dropsy, gout, rheuma tism, kidney and liver troubles, constipation, piles, Inflammation and catarrh of the blad der, neuralgia, malaria, chills and fever, chronic alcoholism, old sores, venereal and all blood diseases, catarrh, menstrual dif ficulties, dandruff, eczema, warts, eruptions and all skin diseases, corpulency, epilepsy. F. J. Hellen. 130 Fifth St.. agent for Oregon. DRESS SUITS FOR RENT: ALL SIZES $1 a month keeps our clothing cleaned and pressed, buttons sewed on and rips Lewed up. Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor ing Co., 347 Washington, opposite Cordray's. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, MOLES, ETC., RE moved with electric needle: permanent cure; electric massage for wrinkles; 7 j ears' exp. by lady operator; phvslcians' references. Parlors 15-16 Lewis "bldg. Phone Brown 657, MANLY VIGOK RESTORED BY DR. ROB erts' Nerve Globules. One month's treat ment, $2; 3 months. $5. Sent securely sealed by mail. Agents. Woodard & Clarke. Port land. Or. 'Book of Nature," "A Woman's Diary," "Half a Wife." "A Gay Lothario," "Maria Monk." "Decameron," "Heptameron." "Ada Arundel," 50c eacn. acnmaie. -zs First. i- FACE, SCALP AND BUST TREATED; blemishes removed, electrolysis; beauty sci ence taught; personal or professional uses. Beauty Parlors. 3-12 Washington st. DR. THOMPSON'S FAMOUS KOLA TAB lets. best nerve tonic on arth: makes old men young; 25c box. 5 for $1. Write Closson & Kelly. Seattle. Wash. PURE RED BLOOD GUARANTEED BY taking Eysscll's Concentrated Extr. of Sarsa parllla. 227 Morrison, bet. First and Second. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably filled at Eyssell's Pharmacy. 227 Morrison St.. bet. 1st and 2d. We print our nme on 30 calling cards, prop er size and style. 25c: 250 business cards. $1. Brown & Schmale. 229 First, Portland, Or. PERSONALS. 39 WOMEN WANTED IRREGULAR. PAIN ful or stoppages; leucorrosea (whites) and all diseases pertaining to change of life, cured by old Dr. Kessier. 230 Yamhill St., Port land, Or. Private waiting-room for ladles. Consultation free. Call or write. Inclote 10 2-cent stamps. STENOGRAPHY. FULL COURSE. $20. PIT man sjstcm. Prhate lessons. Room 4 LewU block. DR. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT. The best corn ture. 23 cents. All druggists'. ONE-MINUTE TOOTHACHE DROPS. CURE instantly. 10 and 25 cents. All druggists'. WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED? SEND stamp to Lock Box 6U0. Portland. Or. 24 PHOTOS FOR 23c CROW PHOTO CO., 127 Fourth st. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Accounting Expert. George T. Murton. 318 Cham, of Com. Phone Brown 450. Accounts examined; books Wept. Assnyer and Annlst. THE MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS, with its assay office and chemical labora , tory. have moved from 1)2 to 100 First St., cor. Stark. J. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND chemist: gold dust bought. 204 Washington. PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYST; gold dust bought. 228 Stark st- Avrninss, Hammocks and Tents. CAMP FURNITURE. STOVES. HAMMOCKS and flags for sale or rent, at A. C Pike's, Tent and Awning Factory. 107 North ThlrJ. Book Stores. J. K. GILL & CO.. 'WHOLESALE AND RE tall booksellers and stationers. 133-35 3d st. Carpenters and Builders. George W. Gordon, counters, office fixtures, fly screens. t Third and Salmon. Tel. Black 1002. Chiropodists and Manicuring;. WM. DEVENY & ESTELLE DEVENY, THE only scientific chiropodists, parlors 301 Alisky building. Third and Morrison. Oregon phone Grant 10. This Is the long-haired gentleman. He is the man you are looking for. MODERN CHIROPODY; RATES REASON able. 018 Commercial block. 2d and Wash., over Wells-Fargo Bank. Tel. Brawn 430. Clairvoyants. lime. Dr. Herzog. from Berlin, scientific re vealer; tells entire life, past, present and fu ture; consultation on all affairs; nothing ex cepted; names given; good advice; sure htlp; mistake impossible; Imports genuine gypy love powder. Fee. $1; letter, $2. 383 Alder, Coal Dealers. VULCAN COAL CO.. dealers In house, steam and blacksmith coals. Also foundry coke. Front St.. near Glisan. Ore. tel. Red 1760. Commission Mcrehnnts. HERMANN METZGER. PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old metal, and general commis sion merchant. Front st., near Main. Port land. Or. Cash advances on consignments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS And commission merchants. Sherlock bldg.. Portland. Or. ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO duce merchants. Front & D sts., Portland, Or. Cornices Skylights. METAL SKYLIGHTS, GALVANIZED IRON cornices. J. C. Bayer. 263 Second st. Dycinig and Cleaning;. H. W. TURNER, professional dyer and clean er. 301 17th. cor. Columbia. Tel. Red 431. Electric Supplies. Western Electric Works; house wiring,, bell work, repairs, motors, dynamos. 305 Wash. Fraternal Insurance. Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N. W.: protects the living. J. L. Mitchell, Sup. Sec'y. 612-615 Marquam bldg. Hair Drcsslne and Manicuring. PARIS HAIR STORE, 308 WASH. ST., UP-to-datc hairdressers, wigs and toupees for ladles and gents; switches from $1 up. ROSENTHAL SISTERS. 160 5TH. SWITCHES a specialty; hair dressing, manicuring. Harness and Saddles. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLE sale saddle and harness manufacturers, sad dler) hardware, findings and shoe store sup plies; leather of all kinds. 73 Front st. THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE sale saddlers nnd harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st. Fence nnd "Wire Works. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE Works, A. Carlson. 289 East Morrison st. Hides. CHARLES L. MASTICK & CO. (INC.), 75 Front street. Portland Cash buyers of hides, pelts and tallow Insurance. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 First st.; Boyd & Arnold. General Agents. Junk, Hides and Pelts. E. Shank & Co. pay highest prices for old rubber, metals, bottles. Iron, rags, hides, pelts and tallow. 312 Front. Tel. South 091. Magnetic Healing;. Magnetic treatment given dally from 9 AM. till 4 P. M. 444 13th. West Irvington. Marble and Granite "Works. MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTS AT lowest prices. See us, and save money. Weeks, 720 Front PORTLAND MARBLE "WORKS, marble, gran ite and stone work. Schanen & Neu. 263 lat. Mnasage. Young lady from Washington. D. C; massage, vapor baths. Try the famous Van Ness treatment and lavender baths. Delightful, Invigorating. 351 Morrison, room 14. SELECT MASSAGE; lady from S. F.: massage, magnetic treatments. Lately of 268 Stark St., now located at Raleigh bldg.. parlor 26. LADY GIVES VAPOR BATHS AND MAS sago treatments. Room 33, 313 Washing ton, cor. Sixth. 131 FOURTH ST.. THE SNOWDEN BATH rooms; tub and vapor baths, with massage. Phone Red 421. t 1 Medical. PAUL CROMWELL. THE COLORED SPE clallst. has opened up his office at 347 Front, and will sell his medicine as usual. Medi cines for all kinds of chronic diseases. Mining Machinery. Ottumwa mining hoists, dynamos, motors, saw mills, etc Tatum & Bowen. 20-35 First st. Monuments. "White bronze monuments. Send postal; will call. C. R. Donnell, Agent. 264 Stark st. Musical. Lessons 50c; piano, guitar, fcanjo, mandolin, vio lin Instruments for sale. Mrs. Martin. 104 1st Oregon Vlavl Co. LEWIS BLDG.. PARK AND MORRISON STS. Send for Health Book. - Consultation free. Photographers. FINEST CABINETS IN CITY. $2 PER DOZ. Strong's 20th Century Studio. Goodnough. Osteopathy. Dr R. B. Northrup. specialist In nervous and chronic diseases, suite 416 Dekum bldg., 3d and Wash. Examinations free. Tel. Main 319. Physicians and Surgeons. DR. CORA C. TALBOT. SPECIALIST; 15 years' exptrlence In diseases of women; latest-improved method In the treatment of all female troubles; patients treated successfully by mall. Office 181 First st. Dr. Flora A Brown; diseases of women and children a specialty. Consultation and dlag nois free. 517-518 The Dekum. Portland. Or. DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows' Temple. Pasturage. LADD'S JEFFERSON-ST. CANYON FARM IS open to receive stock. F. A. Miller. Supt. Patents. GEISLER PATENTS CO.. CHAM. OF COM. We secure and market patents for Inventions. US1NESS DIRECTORY. Palmistry. Larsen. the palmist, will read the year when leading events in life take place, past and futsro; readings. 50c 216 Alisky building. Showcase and Store Fixtures. R. LUTKE & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO DIXON. Borgeson & Co.. Sixth and Hoyt sts. Tents and Atvninj?s. PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.; TENTS, sails, awnings. 220 Ankeny. Tel. Grant 1301. Safes. SAFES. JAILS. BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES. both new and second-hand. Lockouts opened and general repairs. J. E. Davis. 00 Third. San Francisco Hotels. ARGTLE HOTEL. 234 M'ALLISTER: NEW house; sunny rooms; grill attached; rates reasonable: opposite City Hall. Spiritualists. MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOY ant and psychic life reader; consult her on business affairs, love troubles, absent friends: good advice on mines: readings dally, 50c and up. 167 First St., office 7. Consult the best. Mrs. Stevena. spiritual business and life read er. 221 Morrison, room 18. TeL Front 132. Mrs. Helen Astor. spiritual and business me dium. 247 Fifth st,. parlors 4 and 5. Storagre. 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 676. STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front. Storage and Transfer. C. O. PICK: office 88 First, bet. Stark and Oak; phone 596. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping; commodious fire proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts. Turkish Baths. New Turkish battwparlors; modern appliances. Gents only. 525 Chamber Com. J. F. King. DEKUM ELECTRIC LIGHT Turkish baths; hours Ladies. 0 to 3; gentlemen. 3:30 to 0. TURKISH BATHS; NEW MANAGEMENT. Open day and night. Oregonlan building. Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or. FINANCIAL. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL or chattel mortgages, personal or salary se curity, at low rates. C. W. Pallett, 243 Com mercial block. TeL Grant 85a LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND other securities: lowest rates. S. W. King, room 45 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 415. LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. REAL estate and all kinds of securities. 123 3d at., C H. Thompson's Cut-Rate Ticket Ofllce. LOANS IN SUMS FROM $5 TO $500; ON ALL classes of security. R. I. Eckerson & Co.. room 5 Washington bldg. Phone Clay 883. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES: NO commission, and atstract of title furnished. Portland Abstract Co.. 602 Commercial blk. $5 AND UP. IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON ALL kinds of security. W. A. Hathaway, room 10 Washington building. Phone Hood 413. $200,000 TO LOAN AT 5. 0. 7 PER CENT. City and suburban property for sale and rent. Wm. G. Beck. 321 Morrison st. MONEY TO LOAN. 0 AND 7 PER CENT. ON city property and improved Valley farms. W. A. Shaw & Co.. 243 Stark st. LOANS ON UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN property and all other good securities. W. H. Nunn. 652 Sherlock building. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE curity. "Wm. Holl. room a Washington bldg. LOANS on chattels, salaries, etc, low rates. See us first. Mann & Co., C04 Dekum bldg. LOST AND FOUND. LOST-RED MOROCCO WALLET. CONTAIN Ing three checks, several contracts and war rants made payable to Oregonlan. Return 335 East Morrison, and receive reward. LOST BETWEEN MADISON. SIXTH. FIFTH and Morrison, sterling silver chatelaine bag. containing gold, key and handkerchief. Re turn 333 Madison. Reward. LOST ENGLISH SETTER DOG. LEMON and white; no collar; name "Dash." Return to, a A Burckhardt, 690 Irvine st. Reward. BANKS. SAVINGS BANK. 100 THIRD STREET PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. Money to loan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. BENJ. I. COHEN President H. L. PITTOCK .....Vice-Pros. E. J. ALTSTOCK, J. O. GOLTRA...Secretarles FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Deslgnated Depository and Financial Agent of the United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vice-President A L. MILLS Cashier .:.. O. E. WITHINOTON Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK Second Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD Letters of credit Issued, available In Euroya and the Eastern States. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, Omaha. San Francuco 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. Chrlstlanla, StocKholm. St. Petersburg. Mos cow. Zurich. Honolulu. Collections made on favorable terms. LADD & TILTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1839. Transact a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favorably terms. Letters of credit issued available Is) Europe and the Eastern States. Sleht Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New York. Washington. Chicago, St. Louis, Denver. Omaha, San Francisco and vari ous points In Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Mon tana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS... .48.250,000 JOHN J.VALENTINE PRESIDENT HOMER S. KING MANAGER (San Francisco.) R. LEA BARNES CASHIER JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) General Banking Business transacted. Ex change sold and Letters of Credit Issued, avail able In all parts of tho world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK M-K PORTLAND, OREGON. J FRANK WATSON President li. L. DURHAM Vice-President R W. HOYT Cashier nvo W HOYT Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts and letters of credit issued available In all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With wh(ch is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid up SM Reserve A0W.U00 Transacts & General Banking Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Accounts opened for sums of $10 and upwards, and Interest allowed on minimum monthly bal ance. Rates on application. 244 WASHINGTON ST. E. A WYLD, Manager. LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. Head Office, 71 Lombard street. London. This bank transacts a general banking bust nes, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for travelers and the purchase of merchandise In any city of th world. Deals In foreign and domestic ex change. Accounts of country banks received. Interest paid on term deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK CORNER THIRD AND OAK STS. PORTLAND. OR. J. C. AINSWORTH President PERCY T. MORGAN VIce-Presldrnt R. W. SCHMEER . Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSI NESS. Interest paid on time deposits. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts issued available in all cities of ths United States and Europe. President TYLER WOODWARD Vice-President JACOBTCAMM Cashier F. C. MILLER
