THE MORNING OREGONIAff WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1901.
THE ABORIGINES OF CUBA
INDIAN RELICS OBTAINED XX THE
QUEEN OF THE ANTILLES.
TIic Creator of an American Museum
, Returns With Many Speci
mens of Pottery.
After a- successful visit to Cuba In
search of traces of relics of the aborigi
nal Indian inhabitants of that island.
Curator Stewart Culin, of the University
Museum, has returned to Philadelphia
with a large and valuable collection of
specimens. The story of his trip, told
in his own words to a Ledger reporter
upon his return, is as follows:
"The university has, from time to time,
recolved Information that there were wild
Indians in Cuba, but this contradicted all
the records that the Spaniards had exter
minated the race In the 16th century. It
was for the purpose of examining Into the
truth of the reports that my trip was
made. I landed at Santiago June 1, and
first visited the Indian village of El
Caney. I met there an Indian named Al
manares. who said he was 112 years old.
and I made a number of photographs of
him, but found he had no traditions and
no highly marked Indian features. I
believe he is partly of Spanish descent.
"Thence I went to Guantanamo, going
up to Laguelra, 16 mile9 distant, the
best known Indian settlement In-the prov
ince. The Guiterez Indians here have
nothing to distinguish them from rural
Cubans, except their physical character
istics. They are small landholders, living
in native shacks and huts oi palm leaves,
and they retain practically no aboriginal
customs. These Indians have straight
black hair, high cheek bones, copper col
ored skin, are disinclined tc- work, and
excel in pig hunting with the machetes.
Domestic Tools and Instruments.
"From Santiago again I went to Bara
coa, where a guide was assigned to me by
the military commander, and four miles
from here I visited the Yara Indians.
I collected a small vocabulary of Indian
words, and gathered together a few rude
musical instruments and domestic appli
ances used and made by the Indians.
Among them was a wooden mortar and
pestle, which they employed for pounding
coffee and maize, and which is probably
aboriginal. The musical instruments are
Spanish and negro. Nowhere on the
islands did I see Indians of unmixed
aboriginal blood.
"Proceeding down the coast I crossed
the Yumuri River and went on to Capo
Maysi an extremely arduous trip my ob
ject being to examine the caves used as
& burial place by the Indians of former
times. Here I was fortunate in procur
ing a number of skulls, all of the normal,
or slightly flattened type. In these caves
are found skulls remarkably deformed,
which ar.e attributed to marauding Ca
ribs, while native anthropologists assign
the normal skulls to the Arawack natives
of the islands.
Remains of Old Village.
"From Maysi I made a detour to the
Pueblo "Vlejo probably the most remarka
ble Indian monument in Cuba and I am
told I was the first scientific American to
vtelt the place. There is here a rectangu
lar inclooure 600 feet long, built up of
gravel piled to a height of 10 feet, closely
resembling the mounds of our Central
Western states The earth in the interior
of this inclosure Is a black mold. filled
with fragments of Indian pottery, and I
obtained numerous specimens. These
alone were well worth the trouble and
expense of the entire journey. This site
is supposed to have contained an Indian
village, and I believe the tradition. It
stands on a high bluff overlooking the
sea.
"In Havana I had the good fortune to
meet Dr. John Gulteras, formerly of the
University of Pennsylvania, and he put
me Into communication with the leading
men of science and professors of the
University of Havana. Two of these gen
tlemen, Dr. Carlos La Tore and Dr. Louis
Montane, had both been over precisely
the route I traveled, and were able to
secure for me many Invaluable old rec
ords and documents touching upon the
history of the Islands. Dr. La Tore will
visit this country in August for the pur
pose of bringing his Institution into more
intimate relation to our universities."
Mr. Culin spoke highly at the cordial
treatment accorded him by the military
authorities, particplarly Governor Wood's
adjutant, Captain H. L. Scott, who is a
man of considerable scientific attain
ments, and said that he regards his trip
as successful in every particular.
Tax Rate Advanced.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6. An advance in
the tax rate of New York City from $2 24
to $2 32 on the 5100 has been decided upon,
says the World. The total Increase upon
the value of personal property and realty
this year over last is about $133,000,000, the
Increase in personal property being $64,
000.000 and that of realty $69,000,000.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Aug. 0. S P. M. Maximum
temperature, 00; minimum temperature, 61;
river reading at 11 A. M., 8.3 feet; change In
the past 24 hours, 0.2 foot; total precipita
tion. 5 P. M. to 5 P. M., 0.00; total precipita
tion sine Sept. 1, 1000, 42.70 Inches; normal
precipitation since Sept 1, 1900. 46.34 inches;
deficiency, 3.64 Inches; total sunshlno Aug. 5,
14:36; possible sunshine Aug. 5, 14:36.
PACIFIC COAST WEATHER.
Wind.
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Walla Walla ...
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Trace. 'Light.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Light sprinkles of rain have occurred during
the last 24 hours at Sacramento and Eureka,
Cal., and at Salt Lake, Utah, while elsewhere
in the states west of the Rocky Mountains it
has been rainless and unseasonably warm.
The following temperatures have been re
ported: Portland. 00 deg.; AValla "Walla, Rose-
burg and Boise, OS deg.; Spokane, 92 deg.
The indications are for fair weather In this
district Wednesday. It will continue warm
east of the Cascade Mountains, and become
cooler in Western Oregon, except near the
coast.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 28 hours
ending at midnight Wednesday. August 7:
Portland and vicinity Fair and cooler, with
westerly winds.
Western Oregon Fair; cooler, 'except near
the coast; westerly winds.
Washington, Eastern Oregon and Northern
Idaho Fair and continued warm; westerly
winds.
Southern Idaho Fair; warmer in -east .por
tion; westerly winds.
EDWARD A. BEALS, Forecast Official.
NEW TODAY.
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WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 40,
A. F. & A M. Stated meeting this
(Wednesday) evening. "Work In M.
M. derrec. All Master Masons cor
dially invited. By order of the W. M.
J. A NEWELL, sec
ORIENT LODGE, NO. 17. I. O. O. F. Regu
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itors welcome. Initiatory degree.
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DIED.
PATTON Dr. Robert Patton, aged 65 years, 11
months. Funeral Wednesday from family res
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invited.
AVERILL At St. Vincent's Hospital, Aug. 0,
F. H. Averlll, aged 66 years and 12 days.
Funeral notice later.
EDWARD HOLMAN, Undertaker, 4th
and Yamhill ata. Reus Stlnaon, lady
assistant. Both phone No. COT.
Flnley, Kimball fc Co., Undertaker.
Lady assistant, 375 Third at. Tel. O.
NEW TODAY.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION NOTICE IS
hereby given that the County Superintend
ent of Multnomah County will hold the reg
ular examination of applicants for state and
county papers at the High School Building,
Portland, as follows:
For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August 14, at 0
o'clock A. M., and continuing until Satur
day, August 17, at 4 o'clock.
Wednesday Penmanship, history, spelling,
algebra, reading, school law.
Thursday Written arithmetic theory of
teaching, grammar, bookkeeping, physics,
civil government.
Friday Physiology. geography, mental
arithmetic, composition, physical geography.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry, general
history, English literature, psychology.
For County Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August 14, at 0
o'clock A M., and continuing until Friday,
August 16, at 4 o'clock.
First, Second and Third Grade Certificates.
Wednesday Penmanship, history, orthogra
phy, reading. '
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teaching, grammar, school law.
Friday - Geography, mental arithmetic,
physiology, civil government
Primary Certificates.
Wednesday Penmanship, orthography,
reading.
Thursday Art of questioning, theory of
teaching, methods.
Friday Arithmetic, physiology.
GOOD BUSINESS OPENING THE BEST
place to start a business is In Shanlko. Any
one looking for a point to start a business
had better see Shanlko before locating In any
other place. The country around Shanlko
can support a town of 2500 people, and there
Is less than one-fourth there now. Address
Moore Bros., Moro, Or., or A E. Hammond,
Shanlko, Or.
ONLY $50 DOWN BUYS THAT FIRST-CLASS
old-established restaurant, "known as Thomp
son's, 268 Alder st.; central location, old-established;
all furniture, fixtures, etc., to
carry on good business; chance of a life
time. Apply at restaurant or Wm. LaForce,
C07 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR. SALE REAL ESTATE.
IRVINGTON ACREAGE TRACTS WE CAN
sell you 5-acre tracts at $350 to $400; ea,
terms; only 1 miles from Irvtngton; 4 miles
from the center of Portland. Come quick;
they won't last long. Grlndstaff & Blaln,
248 Stark st.
WASHINGTON-STREET PROPERTY, COR
ner of 12th, 50x100 feet, at a fair price and
on quite reasonable terms. This is the most
desirable single lot now on that street fot
sale. Call on or address T. T. Struble, 250
Main st.
$4500 MODERN HOUSE ON GLISAN ST.,
just completed; a bargain.
$1250 Cottage, 5 rooms, 75x100 feet, ele
gantely located at Mount Tabor, on car line.
Hart Land Co., 107 Sherlock building.
FOR SALE OR TRADE MODERN 0-ROOM
house; elegant lawn; at West-avenue Sta
tion, Mount Tabor; 10-mlnute car service;
easy terms. Charles H. Thompson, 128 Third
street.
20 BEAUTIFUL, SIGHTLY. LOTS ON ST.
Johns car line (now being electrified), facing
boulevard, for only $35 each. Brown, 302
Washington at.
CHOICE LOT. NEAR STEEL BRIDGE, $750,
at $10 month. W. Rejdt, Washington block.
0-ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE, BY
owner, at 140 East 34th. cor. Morrison.
FOR SALE FARMS.
IMPROVED FARMS FOK SALE IN ALL
parts of Oregon and Washington; payments
made to suit purchasers. For full particulars
as to various properties apply to MacMaster
& Blrrell. 811 Worcester block.
FOR SALE SIX-YEAR LEASE OF FARM,
two horses, farm Implements; good crops;
fine bargain. P. C. Peterson, Raleigh, Or.,
or 20 Mulkey bldg.. Portland.
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
LARGE TRACTS A SPECIALTY; GOVERN
ment scrip, deeded lands, mills and mill sites,
logging chances, cedar piling; municipal
bonds. Printed descriptions and plats on ap
plication. Mining dep't latest and best. In
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WANTED MEN TO LOCATE ON GOVERN
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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.
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH A HOUSE
and lot west of 16th and north of Wash
ington; about $5000. W. H. Nunn, 552
Sherlock block.
WANTED TO RENT WELL - IMPROVED
farm, with good buildings, near city; give
particulars. B 43, Oregonlan.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
CEDAR LUMBER, SIDEWALK STRINGERS,
fence posts and all common lumber cheap;
upper grades at reasonable prices. Willam
ette Lumber Co., 072 Macadam. Phone Oak 61.
TWO CARS STEEL AND RUBBER-TIRE
buggies; old rigs exchanged; 250 second-hand
rigs; bank stock saddlers, harness. 211 Wash.
New TYPEWRITERS, all makes, RENTED
and SOLD. Expert repairing. Ofllce sup
plies. Coast Agency Co.. 260 Stark st.
FOR BEST DRY OAK. ASH AND FIR WOOD
at lowest prices. Hoover. 313 Water street.
Phones Oregon South C51. Columbia 83.
PIONEER WOOD YARD, FOOT OF MORRI
son st. Best dry oak, ash and fir wood at
lowest prices. Both phones. Main 180.
ARMADILLOS. CIVET CATS, PRAIRIE
dogs and snakes, for show purposes. Port
land Bird Co., 304 Third.
PARROTS. FINE, HAND-RAISED BIRDS,
at S7.50 each; ferrets, hares, cavles. Port
land Bird Co., 304 Third.
WEBER PIANO FOR SALE OR RENT; PAR
tles going East; a bargain. B 31. Oregonlan.
FOR SALE ONE TO TWELVE STANDS
bees. Goddard Station, near University Park.
Chlckerlng upright, $135: square piano, $5;
graphophone, doz. records, $10. 104 1st.
YOUNG. FRESH COWS FOR SALE. IN
quire at 3S1 East Pine st
FOR SALE HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM
suit. 431 Seventh st.
Oil Property.
PUGET SOUND PETROLEUM CO.
STOCK SELLING TODAT. SO CTS.
WATCH THIS "AD" DAILY FOR PRICE.
J. L. ATKINSON & CO.,
THIRD AND WASHINGTON STS..
311-312 FAILING BUILDING. -
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HELP- WANTED MALE.
1000 R. R. MEN. $2 UP. PASS. NO FEE;
buckers. $2.45; barkers, $2.25; rigging rus
tlers, $50 board: raft man, $2 board: jack
screw man, $2.70; skid men and swampers,
$2.25 to $2.50; teamsters, $2 up; ratchet set
ter, $2.25; B. S. tally men. $2.50; markers, $2
to $2.25; mill hands, $2; yard men. $1.75; night
watch. $1.60; meat cutter, $7 board; team
ster, E. O.. $1.50 board; rock drillers, $2.25:
muckers. $2: carpenters, city, $2.75; hay
makers. $1.25 board; farm hands and milk
ers, $25 to $30. Lots of other work. See our
boards. Canadian Agency, 226 Morrison,
Loggers' Headquarters,
PLANER MAN FOR SAW MILL, TO TAKE
charge of three flooring and surface ma
chines; wages $3.50 per day of 10 hours;
board, without bed. $15 per month; house
rent, $5, wood and water free. Columbia
Mills. Knappton. Wash.
AN UP-TO-DATE FARMER (MARRIED);
permanent place on monthly salary to right
parties; willing and experienced workera only
reed apply, on farm, near Terry postofilce,
12 miles east of Portland. A T. Webb.
WANTED AT ONCE; ENERGETIC CAN
vassers on commission, to do local work for
a leading weekly publication of International
circulation. Address "Canvasser," caro of
N. W. Ayer & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED TO LET STATION WORK TEAM
sters, rock and tunnel men to work on the
Portland, Vancouver & Yakima Railway:
wages, $2 to $2.50 per day. Western Con
struction Co., Vancouver, Wash.
IF YOU WANT A SITUATION, CALL AND
register with us. We can help you. All
business strictly confidential. Investigate.
Clerks' Registration Bureau, 227 Washing
ton st.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO
sell rues, lace curtains and clocks, on eaiy
payments; wages $12 and commission per
week. Apply I. Gevurtz, the Homefurnlsher.
WANTED BRIGHT AND INDUSTRIOUS
young man for liquor store; must be handy
to wait on customers. Address A 42, Orego
nlan. WANTED YOUNG MAN FOR GROCERY;
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ence and references. N 43, Oregonlan.
WANTED MEN TO WORK AT COLUMBIA
Suarry- Apply to D. E. Budd's Employment
ifflce. First st, near Washington.
ERRAND BOY FOR PRINTING OFFICE;
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ployed. Address Y 43, Oregonlan.
WANTED A GOOD MAN TO RUN PLANER
and rip saw Universal Sash & Door Co.,
First and Glbbs sts.
WANTED BY OLD, RELIABLE FIRM, TWO
men to collect and canvass. Address C 42,
care Oregonlan. ,
WANTED A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN,
photo-engraving. Hlcks-Chatten Eng. Co.,
124 First at.
WANTED TOUNG MEN FOR SOLICITING;
big money during Summer. Call 184 Fourth,
8-9 mornings.
WANTED TAILOR TO MAKE PANTS AND
vests: none but first class need apply. J 42,
Oregonlan.
WANTED MAN TO TRAVEL: $00 PER
month and expenses; $25 required. Kerr, 225
11th st.
PRESS FEEDER PLATEN OR CYLINDER.
Madden, the Printer, First and Alder eta.
Acme Employment Bureau, 245 Morrison
Help free to employers. Both phones.
WANTED MAN TO TAKE CARE OF TWO
horses. Apply Cordray's Theater.
A GOOD TAILOR Wr ANTED AT ONCE;
good pay. 208 Russell. Alblna.
BOY W ANTED, 17 TO 20 YEARS, APPLY 48
and 50 First st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
CHAMBERMAIDS, CITY AND COUNTRY:
waitresses, city and country; cooks, hotel,
o. h., restaurants, Walla Walla, country,
beach and city; Housework and work of all
kinds in city. Canadian Parlors, 220 Mor
rison. YOUNG LADY TO READ ONE HOUR DAILY
to shorthand class for part tuition short
hand or bookkeeping. Behnke's Com'l College.
ALL ADMIT SATIN-SKIN CREAM AND
Powder are the finest of toilet artlclos. Ten
thousand testimonials mean much. Try thero.
GOOD GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL FOR
general housework; family of two; none but
first-class cook need apply. 272 Hall st.
WANTED TODAY COOKS, SECOND GIRLS,
housekeepers, general housework girls, St.
Louis, 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2881.
WANTED EXPERIENCED MILLINERY
and cloak salesladies. Apply before 10 A. M.
to Superintendent! Meier & Frank Co.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED COOK TO
assist with housework; good wages. 674 Ev
erett st. Call mornings.
WANTED NEAT GIRL: LIGHT SECOND
work and care of Invalid lady. 230 Yam
hill. Phone Black 2S81.
WANTED LADIES. EVERYWHERE, TO
introduce "Arm Pit Ease"; liberal terms. 410
Falling building.
WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GEN
eral housework, small family. Inquire 304
Salmon st
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS.
The Southern, cor. West Park and Yamhill
streets.
Acme Employment Bureau, 245 Morrison All
kinds of help free to employers. Phones.
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work and go home nights. 107 Park et.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; small family. 450 Market at.
EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Gall 340 Harrison st.
WANTED A GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
family. Apply 506 E. Belmont
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
East 20th north, near Ankeny.
WANTED GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK; NO
washing. 430 Everett.
A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 53
Ella st Call morning.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED NURSE
girl. 88 North 17th st
WOMAN FOR DISHWASHING AND CHAM
berwork. 204 Yamhill.
WANTED HAIR DRESSER AND MANI
cure. 160 Fifth st.
WANTED A GIRL, AT 334 SEVENTH ST.;
two in family.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
CREW (CHIEF AND SECOND COOK. WITH
pantry and dishwasher) of Japanese wish
position In city or country hotel: very reli
able. Address Japanese Mission, Flanders st,
cor. Ninth.
WANTED POSITION. BY ENGINEER,
with first-class papers for years; steady hab
its, strictly temperate. Q 42, care Orego
nlan. YOUNG, EARNEST JAPANESE WISHES Po
sition in family: will help cook and house
work. Address O. O.. 303 Flanders st.
GOOD JAPANESE BOY WISHES TO DO
housework and help cook. 65 Third st. north.
WANTED SITUATION AS ENGINEER; 20
years' experience. E 38, care Oregonlan.
WANTED AGENTS.
Agents to Introduce Llllie Webb's soaps; flno
profits. 303 Alisky bldg.. Miss Gibson.
WANTED TO RENT.
FOR. BALANCE OF SEASON; SMALL COT
tage or 3 housekeeping rooms, at Seaside,
Clatsop Beach. Telephone West 385, or ad
dress L 43, Oregonlan.
WANTED-BY RELIABLE PARTY. B OR 0
room cottage; must be centrally located. Ad
dress, stating price. F. .W care Oregonlan.
THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
August 15; modern. West Side; state loca
tion, price. F 42, Oregonlan.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED-SOME ONE TO BUILD 6-ROOM
cottage to desirable tenant's plans; must not
be far from business center. Answer, with
location of property, to B 42, care Orego
nlan. 5000 DOLLARS' WORTH OF SECOND-HAND
furniture wanted; highest cash price paid.
Ford, 214 First at Oregon phono North
1016. Columbia 255.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S CAST
off clothing and shoes. 62 North 3d. Pbont
Hood 517. Orders promptly attended to.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED CHEAP FOR CASH: ENGINE,
boiler and smokestack; must be in good
working order, 12 to 20 horse-power; state
particulars and price f. o. b. Portland. E 42,
Oregonlan.
WANTED ONE SPAN GOOD YOUNG
mules; must be cheap tor cash. Address R.
A. Nlckerson, box 524. Aberdeen. Wash.
WANTED CHOICE, FRESH DAIRY COW,
with calf; must give four gallons per day.
not under 4 test C 764 Thurman.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR STRICTLY
fresh eggs and young chickens. Kruae's grill
room, 272 Btark street.
Second-hand furniture, stoves, etc. Kutner A
Co.. 32 N. Third. Oregon pnone Clay 080.
FOR REST.
Room.
THE SPALDING, S. E. COR. PARK AND
Alder sts.. under- the management of the
owner, Helen F. Spalding The most complete
apartment-hcuse In tba Northwest; choice
rooms, for gentlemen or gentleman and wife;
furnished housekeeping suites a specialty.
BEAUTIFUL. NEWLY FURNISHED AL
cove. Miltable for two; also small room, In
private house; phone, gas, porcelain bath;
excellent location, seven blocks from P. O.
312 Clay, between Fifth and Sixth sts.
PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; 14TH YEAR;
rooms, with board; use of sswlng-room; us
of library: Woman's Exchange; Industrial
School. Address Mrs. C. E. George. Super
intendent, 510 Flanders st
THE PLEASANTON. 2S& THIRD ST. FINE
furnished rooms, en suite, single or house
keeping; sunlight in all rooms; bath included.
Most reasonable terms. Transient solicited.
THE NEWCASTLE, S. E. COR. THIRD AND
Harrison sts Rooms, furnished or unfur
nished; all modern conveniences; references.
2S4 YAMHILL ST. FOR GENTLEMEN OR
gentleman and wife; sttictly first class; re
spectable; $2 to $3.50 per week: best of bed?.
420 ALDER, THE STEVENS FURNISHED
and unfurnished, housekeeping privileges;
porcelain bathtubs, gas and 'phone.
FOR RENT NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT
alcove room: gas, bath and phone; board
next door. 428 Yamhill, near 11th.
FOR RENT ROOMS. MODERN. NEATLY
furnished, with good accommodations. 512
Washington st, upstairs.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM: HOT AND
cold water; suitable for one or two gentle
men. 501 Mill.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. FIRST NA
tional Bank building, First and Washington
streets.
Furnished rooms. $1 week and up; also house
keeping rms. Tremont House. 7th & Everett.
Cosmos, 268 Morrison $1 per day; rates raa
fionable by month; also housekeeping suites.
MANHATTAN COURT): NEW BRICK BU1LD
lng, steam heat new furniture. 311 Stark.
THE BONITA. 80 7TH. NEAR LIBRARY
Furnished rooms; breakfast served It wished.
THREE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
rooms, first floor; no children. 563 Fifth st.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS;
transient solicited. 234 Morrison st.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 133 FIFTH. IN
quire room 1.
Rooms With Board.
THE COLONIAL. 105 10TH ST. A SELECT
family hotel; desirable parties can be accom
modated with furnished rooms, single or en
suite; table and service first class.
HESPERIAN, 533 MORRISON ST. FRONT
rooms, with board; modern conveniences; se
lect boarding-house.
FURNISHEDAND UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without board; telephone, gas, bath.
555 Morrison.
The Brown Family Hotel, Grand & Hawthorn
Pleasant rooms, good board; reasonable.
ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SINGLE; HOT AND
cold water; with board. 225 11th st.
Housekeeping Room.
$8 PER MONTH AND UP. FURNISHED COT
tages; 60c per week and up, large, clean un
furnished and furnished housekeeping rooms,
with water and all conveniences. 184 Sher
man st Phone Front 144.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSE
keeplng and lodging rooms; references re
quired. The Belllngham, 421 East Morri
son st.
TWO LOVELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP
Ing rooms, ground floor; bath, phone; no
children; private residence. 205 Fourth.
135 14TH, COR. ALDER THREE CONNECT
ing furnished housekeeping rooms; parlor
floor; hot water, bath, telephone.
2 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
closets, pantry and sink; no children. 60
North 13th, near Everett st.
02 17TH ST., COR. FLANDERS VERY DE
slrable furnished housekeeping rooms; private
family; no children.
TWO NICE ROOMS. FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
240 Fifth. Also two rooms for housekeep
ing at 102 Fifth.
FRONT ALCOVE AND KITCHEN. COM
plete for housekeeping; gas range and bath.
164 Park st
253 Sixth, cor. Madison Furnished housekeep
ing rooms; all conveniences; best location.
THE BROWN. 271 GRAND AVE. UNFUR
nlshed rooms, for light housekeeping.
FOR RENT THREE NICE HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. 20 Grand ave. north.
Houses.
House, 00 16th. bet. Everett and Flanders.
2 cottages, 551 GUsan, near 10th
And corner. GUsan and 17th.
MAX SMITH. Vienna, 251 Morrison.
A NICELY LOCATED 7-ROOM HOUSE, IN
good repair: 010 Corbett at: reasonable rent
to responsible tenant. David S. Stearns, 240
Washington st
-
FOR RENT 5-TtOOM COTTAGE. INQUIRE
at 4a First t., near Asn, rrom 8 A. M. to 0
P. M., or at 240 Caruthers st. after 7 P. M.
No children.
FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM COT
tage; all modern Improvements. 607 Sixth
st Inquire I. Gevurtz, tho homefurnlsher.
FOR RENT MODERN HOME, MT. TABOR;
large grounds, fruit of all kinds; location
Al. Hart Land Co., 107 Sherlock building.
FOR RENT A NEAT 6-ROOM COTTAGE:
cheap; central. Apply S54 Harrison.
HOUSE, 774 HOYT. FOR RENT, SEPT. 1.
Apply at 656 GUsan st.
FOR RENT 7-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 497
Vancouver ave.
Furnished Houses.
FOR RENT MODERN 4-R0OM COTTAGE
West Side, completely furnished, everything
neiv and first class; will rent to responsible
couple. Inquire at 76 First st, or address
P. O. box 000.
COMPLETELY AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nlshed flat of 8 rooms, for one year or
longer: references. Apply at house, forenoona
or evenings, 164 24th st, near Irving.
WELL - FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT;
nice grounds, good location, block from car.
401 12th st
Summer Resorts.
FIRST STATION NORTH OF LONG BEACH,
Garden Grove, J. P. Jacobson, proprietor;
board and room, $1.25 per day. Postofilce
address, Long Beach, Wash.
NEAT 3-ROOM COMPLETELY FURNISHED
cottage; beach front, Seaside; for August;
reasonable. Telephone Russ 673.
5-R06M COTTAGE FOR RENT, SEASIDE,
near Locksley Hall. Inquire 83 North Park,
near Everett
f-
Honse for Rent, Furniture tor Sale.
FURNITURE OF SIX-ROOM HOUSE FOR
sale, house to rent; nice lawn. 360 Serond
street
Barns.
FOR RENT LARGE BARN: CAN BE USED
as warehouse or barn: only $8 per month.
S. E. cor. Fifth and Montgomery.
PERSONALS.
WITTER MEDICAL WATER IS ESPECIAL
ly effective In all diseases of stomach, liver,
kidney and bladder. Noted for Its certain
and permanent cures of all skin and blood
disorders. It Is bottled In its natural state
at the spring In Lake Co., Cal. For sale by
Woodard, Clarke & Co. and F. J. Hellen &
Co.
80 WOMEN WANTEDIRREGULAR. PAIN
ful or stoppages; leucorr,ioea (whites) and all
diseases pertaining to change of life, cured
by old Dr. Kessler, 230 Yamhill st. Port
land. Or. Private waiting-room for ladles.
Consultation free. Call or write. Incloso 10
2-centS stamns.
PERSONALS.
ENLARGE YOUR BUSTS. LADIES. 4, TO 10
Inches, at home, with tho Vacuum counter
irritant bust developer. It Is permanent No
liniment or lotions to mar and dtecolor the
skin. Write tor particulars, sent sealed in
plain envelope. The Health Appliance Co.,
47-48 Safe Deposit building. 701 First ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
DRESS SUITS FOR RENT: ALL SIZES
$1 a month keeps your clothing cleaned and
pressed, buttons sewed on and rips sewed up.
Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor
ing Co.. 347 Washington, opposite Cordray's.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MOLES, ETC.. RE
rooved with electric needle: permanent cure;
electric massage for wrinkles; 7 years'- exp.
by lady operator; physicians' reference..
Parlors 15-16 Lewis bldg. Phone Brown 657.
MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB
erts Nerve Globules. One month's treat
ment, $2; 3 months. $5. Sent securely sealed
by mall. Agents, Woodard & Clarke, Port
land. Or.
Beauty science, electrolysis taught for per
sonal or professional uses; treatments given,
results guaranteed; references. Call and re
ceive free advice. Beauty Parlors, 342 Wash.
MAKE YOUR OWN CANDY; INTELLIGENT,
reliable Instruction by mall or personally In
every detail of the confectionery line, by a
practical Confectioner. G 42, Oregonlan.
"THE DECAMERON," "AT LOVE'S AL
tar," "Sweet Sin," "Gilded Vice." "Ills
Fatal Wager," "Pickings From Passionate
Poems." 50c each. Schmale, 220 First
WANTED BY FARMER, 40 YEARS OF
age. a good cook of 25 to 30 years of age,
with some money; object, matrimony. Cor
nelius Franof. Amboy. Wash.
DR. THOMPSON'S FAMOUS KOLA TAB
lets, beat nerve tonic- on arth; makes old
men young; 25c box. 5 for $1. Write Clossoa
& Kelly. Seattle. Wash.
YOUK PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac
curately and reasonably filled at Eyssell's
Pharmacy. 227 Morrison at. bet 1st and 2d.
We print your name on 3( calling cards, prop
er size and style. 25c; 250 business cards. ?1.
Brown & Schmale. 220 First. Portland. Or.
CITY TEACHER WILL. GIVE PRIVATE
lessons to pupils wishing to make grade in
public schools. D 42. care Oregonlan,
HARMLESS HAIR REMOVER. FOR FACE
or body. Sample 25c. " Dixon Chemical Co ,
035 Market st, San Francisco.
GIRL WANTED a nice complexion; she got It
applying Satln-Skln Cream and Powder. 25c.
DR-LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT.
The bout corn cure. 25 cents. All druggists.
MRS. DR McCOY. 145 6th st, bet. Morrison
and Alder; electric treatmenir Rooms 24-25.
ONE-MINUTE TOOTHACHE DP.OPS. CURE
Instantly. 10 and 25 cents. All druggists'.
Llllie Webb's Olive Oil Soap, sure cure for
poison oak. Sold by all dealers.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Proposals Invited.
PROPOSALS U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AG
rlculture. Office of the Secretary, Washing
ton. D. C, July 27. 10U1. Sealed proposals
will be received by the Secretary of Agri
culture until noon, Thursday, August 15,
1001, for the erection cf a two-story and
basement brick and frame building for the
Weather Bureau, U. S. Department of Ag
riculture, at each of the following places,
viz: North Head, Port Crescent, and Ta
toosh Island, Wash., In accordance with
plans and specifications which may be ob
tained at the omca of the Chief of the
Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C, and at
the Weather Bureau orlice at Portland. Or.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all
bids, or to waive any defect or Informality
In any bid. chould H be deemed In the inter
est of the Government to do so. Separate
proposals for each building must be submit
ted and must be inclosed in envelopes, sealed
and marked "Proposal for the erection of a
Weather Bureau building at one of the points
named," and addressed to the Secretary of
Agriculture, Washington, Di C. All propo
sals rocelved after the time stated for open
ing will be returned to the bidders. Bidders
are, therefore, requested to allow amplo
time vf or the transmission of their bids by
mall. JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR QU ARTE RM ASTER' S
supplies. Depot Quartermaster's ofllce, 36
New Montgomery st, San Francisco,, Cal.,
August 3, 1001. Sealed proposals, in dupli
cate, will be received at this ofllce until 11
o'clock A M.. Tuesday, August 13, 1001,
Pacific Standard time, and then opened, for
furnishing stQva and range furniture, S. P.
elbows, stovepipe, rangss, sloven, coal vases,
parts of ranges and grates, G, I. boiler,
stove, bolts, S. P. collars and stove putty.
Preferenco will be given to articles of domes
tic production and manufacture, conditions
of price and quality being equal, (Including
In the price of foreign production and manu
facture the duty thereon), and such prefer
ence will be given to articles of American
production and manufacture produced on the
Pacific Coast, to the extent of the consump
tion required by tho public service there.
The United States reserves the right to ac
cept or reject any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Information and blanks for pro
posals will he furnished on application. En
velopes containing proposals will be Indorsed
"Propoeals No. 5458," and aldressed to Ma
jor Oscar F. Long, Quartermaster, U. S.
Army, Depot Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTER'S
Supplies Depot Quartermaster's Olflce, 30
New Montgomery Street, San Francisco,
Cal., July 30, 1001. Sealed proposals. In du
plicate, will be received at this ollice until
10 o'clock A. M., Saturday, August 10, 1001,
Pacific standard time, and then opened, for
furnishing blacksmiths' aprons, bellows,
beeswax, carbollneum, cement, gasoline,
glue, leather, neatsfoot oil and chamois
skhjs. Early deliveries are essential. Prefer
ence will be given to articles of domestic
production and manufacture, conditions of
price and quality being equal (Including in
the price of foreign production and manufac
ture the duty thereon), and such preference
will be given to articles of American produc
tion and manufacture produced on the Pa
cific Coast, to the extent of the consumption
required by the public service there. The
United States reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all proposals or any part there
of. Information and blanks for proposals
will be furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals will be Indorsed "Propo
sals No. 6654," and addressed to MAJOR
OSCAR F. LONG, Quartermaster, U. S. A..
Depot Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMASTER'S
Supplies Depot Quartermaster's Ofllce, 30
New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.,
August 5, 1001. Sealed proposals. In dupli
cate, will be received at this orlice until 11
o'clock A. M.. Thursday, August 15, 1001,
Pacific standard time, and then opened, for
furnishing saddlery, wagons, machlnary,
hardware, leather, hardwood, lumber, wagon
parts, wagon covers. Early deliveries are
essential. Preference will be given to articles
of domestic production and manufacture, con
ditions of price and quality being equal (In
cluding In the price of foreign production and
manufacture tho duty thereon), and such
preference will be given to articles of Amer
ican production and manufacture produced
on the Pacific Coast to the extent of the con
sumption required by the public service there.
The United States reserves the right to ac
cept or reject any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Information and blanks for
proposals will bo furnished on application.
Envelopes containing proposals will be in
dorsed "Proposals No. 6524." and addressed
to MAJOR OSCAR F. iONG, Quartermas
ter, U. S. Army, Depot Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES
Ofllce of Purchasing Commlsary, San Fran
cisco, Cal.. July 20, 1001. Sealed proposals
for furnishing and delivering of such quanti
ties of subsistence supplies, delivered at such
wharf or wharves or such warehouses In San
Francisco, Cal., as per circular to be seen at
this ofllce, will be received here until 11
o'clock A. M., Wednesday. August 7, 1001,
and opened Immediately thereafter In pres
ence of bidders. Specifications, general in
struction to bidders and blank form of pro
posal will be furnished to established dealers
on application to W. H. BALDWIN. Major
and C. S y. S. Army, Purchasing Commis
sary. Miscellaneous.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Oregon Railroad & Navi
gation Company Notice Is hereby given that
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
for the election of directors and for the elec
tion of an Independent auditor or firm of
auditors to audit the books and accounts of
the company at the close of the fiscal year
will be held at the office of the company,
Worcester Building, Portland. Or., on Thurs
day, September 5, 1001. at 12 o'clock noon.
W. W. COTTON.
Secretary of the Oregon Railroad & Nav
igation Company.
August 4, 1001.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN. THOROUGH
ly reliable and honest and with ex
cellent references, a -loan of $1000 for 10
years, to be paid back at the rate of $100 per
year, with a yearly Interest of $20. The only
security that can be offered 13 that the ad
vertiser will immediately take out a life
and accident insurance policy for the amount
of tho loan in favor of the loaner and placed
In the hands, with all dues and claims nald
up In full for 10 years on said policy. C"W
B, care Oregonlan.
OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN THOR
oughly established and profitable business en
terprises In this c ty; reliable information
furnished parties seeking locations. Ames
Mercantile Agency, 205 Ablngton bldg.
FOR SALE A GROCERY STORE. DOING A
business of $2000 per month; will invoice
about $1750; good reason for selling. Apply
W 34. caro Oregonlan.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO LEASE GOOD LOCATION NEAR UNION
Depot for lodglns-house of 40 or 50 rooms;
will let for number of years. Apply 154
Sixth north.
WANTED BARBERS TO BUY GOOD TWO
chair barber shop. M. M. Russell, Hood
River. Or.
FOR SALE A CHARCOAL BUSINESS. IN
qulre at 344 Morrison st, Portland, Or.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE
holding permanent positions with responsible
firms, upon their own names; easy payments;
strictly confidential. New Era Loan & Trust
Co.. room 319 Ablngton building. Ofllce hours
10 to 4.
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 securit'es; 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 st.
C H. Thompson's Cut-Rate Ticket Ofllce.
LOANS IN SUMS FROM 55 TO ?500; ON ALL
classes of security. R. X. Flckerson & Co.,
room 5 Washington bldg. Phone Clay SS3.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES: No
commission, and aistract of title furnished.
Portland Abstract Co., C02 Commercial blk.
$5 AND UP. IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON ALL
kinds of security. W. A. Hathaway, room lu
Washington building. Phone Hood 413.
$200,000 TO LOAN AT 5. C. 7 PER CENT.
City and suburban property for bale 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 Sc Co.. 243 Stark st.
LOANS ON UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN
property and all other good securities. W. H.
Nunn. 552 Sherlock building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE
curity. Wm. Holl, room U WuHhlnton bldii.
LOANS on chattels, salaries, etc.. low rates.
See us first Mann & Co.. 604 Dekum bldg.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Accounting Expert.
George T. Murton. 313 Cham, of Com. Phono
Brown 456. Accounts examined: books kept
Assajers and Analysts.
THE MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS,
with its assay oinve and chemical labora
tory, have moved from 02 to 100 First st.,
cor. Staik.
J. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND
chemist: gold dust bought 204 Washington.
PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYST;
gold dust bought 228 Stark st
Book Stores.
J. K. GILL & CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE
tall booksellers and stationers. 133 55 3d st
Carpenters and BuildcrM.
George W. Gordon, counters, ofllce fixtures, fly
screens. Third and Salmon. Tel. Black 1902.
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.
L. MITCHELL, FIRST LICENSED EXPERT
chiropodist, ofllce In Knight's shoe store.
Fifth and Washington. Hours 10 to 12, 2 to
5. Tel. Hood 728. ofllce; res.. West 222.
Civil Engineers.
PHILIP G. EASTWICK, CIVIL. MINING
and hydraulic engineer. 656 Worcester block.
CIairvo nnts.
Mme. 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 help;
mistake Impossible; Imports genuine gypsy
love powder. Fee, $1: letter, $2. :!63 Atder.
Commission Merchants.
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. Ca?h advanced on consignments.
TAYLOR. YOUNG CO.. SHIP BROKERS
and commission merchants. Sherlock bldg.,
Portland. Or.
ALLEN Sc LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO
duce merchants. Front & D sts., Portland. Or.
Cornices Skylights.
METAL SKYLIGHTS. GALVANIZED IRON
cornices. J. C. Bayer, 205 Second st
Cnnl Dealers.
VULCAN COAL CO.. dealers in house, steam
and blacksmith coals. Also foundry coko.
Front at. near GUsan. Ore. tel. Red 17CG.
Dyeing: ami Cleaning.
H. W. TURNER, professional dyer and clean
er. 301 17th. cor. Columbia. Tel. Red 431.
Fraternal Insurance.
Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so
ciety of N. W.; protects the living. J. L.
Mitchell. Sup. Soc'y. 012-615 Marquam bldg.
Hair Dressing and Manicurlnc;.
ROSENTHAL SISTERS. 1C0 5TH. SWITCHES
a specialty; hair dressing, manicuring.
Educational.
Vander .Nnlllen Engineering School, 113 Fulton
. st. San Fran. Ask for catalogue. Estb. 1SH4.
Electric Supplies.
Western Electric Works; house wiring, bell
work, repairs, motors, dynamos. 305 Wash.
Eye and Ear Specialists.
Hearing restored, cataracts cured, California
optician; most difficult eyes fitted perfectly.
16 Cambridge bldg.. 3d & Morrison, Portland.
Harness and Saddles.
THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLE
sale saddle and harness manufacturers, sad
dlery hardware, findings and shoo store sup
plies; leather of all kinds. 73 Front st
THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE
sale saddlers and harness manufacturers,
leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st
Fcuoc and Wire "Works.
OLD EAST" PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE
Works, A. Carlson. 2S0 East Morrison st.
Hides.
CHARLES L. MASTICK & CO. (INC.), 75
Front street, Portland Cash buyers of hides,
pelts and tallow.
Insnrnnce.
HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102
First st: Boyd & Arnold. General Agents.
Junk, Hides nnil Pelts.
L. Shank & Co. pay highest prices for old
rubber, metals, bottles, iron, rags, hide,
pelts and tallow. 312 Front Tel. South 9UX.
Marble and Granite Works.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, marble, gran
ite and stone work. Schanen & Neu. 268 1st.
Massage.
YOUNG LADY GIVES VAPOR BATHS; THE
coolest and most select bath parlors in city.
Try the famous Van Ness treatment and lav
ender baths; delightful. Invigorating. 351
Morrison.
LADY GIVES VAPOR BATHS AND MAS
sage treatments. Room 38. 313 Washing
ton, cor. Sixth.
131 FOURTH ST.. THE SNOWDEN BATH
rooms; tub and vapor baths, with massage.
Phone Red 421.
SELECT MASSAGE; lady from S. F.; massage,
magnetic treatments. Raleigh bldg.. room 20.
Mining: Mnchlncrj-.
Ottumwa mining hoists, dynamos, motors, saw
mills, etc Tatum & Bowen. 29-33 First st
Medical.
DR. FINK'S BLOOD PURIFIER AND
Health Restorer: recommended ftr all blood
and cutaneous diseases arising from .disor
der of the blood. For sale, 9 Union ave.
PAUL CROMWELL, THE COLORED SPE
clallst. has opened up his ofllce at 347 Front,
and will sell his medicine as usual. Medi
cines for all kinds of chronic diseases.
Monuments.
Whito bronze monuments. Send postal; will
call. C. R. Donnell, Agent. 264 Stark st
Oregon Viavl Co.
LEWIS BLDG.. PARK AND MORRISON STS.
Send for Health Book. Consultation free.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Osteopathy.
Dr R. B. Northrup. specialist in nervous and
chronic diseases, suite 416 Dekum bldg., 3d
and Wash. Examinations free. TeL Main 340.
Palmistry.
LARSEN. the palmist, occult student, reads
when leading events In life take place: pa:
and future; readings 50c. 216 Alisky bldg.
MRS. DREYFUS PALMISTRY AND CARD
readlng; 50c and $1. 211 First, rooms 6-7.
Pnsturajje.
LADD'S JEFFERSON-ST CANYON FARM IS
open to receive stock. F. A Miller. Supc
Patents.
GEISLER PATENTS CO., CHAM. OF COM.
We secure and market patents for Inventions.
Physicians nntl Surgconn.
DR. CORA C. TALBOT. SPECIALIST 15
years' experience In diseases of women; latest-Improved
method In the treatment of all
female troubles: patients treated successfully
by mall. Ofllce 181 First st
DR. JAME3 DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID
ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows' Temple.
Showcases and Store Fixtures.
R. LUTKE & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO DIXON.
Borgcson & Co.. Sixth and Hoyt sts.
Storage.
OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specfalty.
Insurance rates low; storage rates reasonable.
Careful attention given to country cofiitgn
menti. Tel. Or. Main 777: Columbia 070.
STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD
at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front.
Turkish Bnths.
DEKUM ELECTRIC LIOHT Turkish baths:
hours Ladles. 9 to 3; gentlemen. 3:30 to 0.
TURKISH BATHS: NEW MANAGEMENT.
Open day and night Oreconlan building.
Tents and Awnings.
PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO : TENTS,
calls, awnings. 220 Ankeny. Tel. Grant 1501.
Spiritualists.
MADAM ADWARD. SPIRITUALIST MEDI
um, can be consulted on business, lawsuit"?,
love, matrimony; unlt-a the separated, no
matter the distance or cause: satisfaction
guaranteed. Rooms 11-12, 232 First st.
cor. Main.
MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOY
ant and psychic life reader; consult her on
business affairs, love troubles, absent friends :
good advice on mines; readings daily, 50c and
up. 167 First st.. office 7. Consult the bast.
CROWDS VISIT NITA. THE GREAT DEAD
trance sceress; no humbug. Nlta tells Just
what you want to know. 351 Morrison.
MADAME BERNANDER TELLS EVERY
thlng correct and true. For two week3 only.
310 First st.
Mrs. Stevens, spiritual busmess and life read
er. 221 Morrison, room IS. Tel. Front 132.
Mrs. C. Cornelius, Alisky bldg., 3d and Morri
son; circles every Friday eve. Slttingn dally.
Egyptian boy mystic; astrological life, charac
ter readings, occult healing. 221 Morrlse.
Stornce and Transfer.
C. O. PICK; office SS First, bet Stark and
Oak: phone 590. Piano and furniture moved
and packed for shipping; commodious fire
proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts.
Safes.
SAFES. JAILS. BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
both new and second-hand. Lockouts opened
and general repairs. J. E. Davis. CG Third.
"Wholesale Grocers.
ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS,
cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST ON JULY 25, WHILE DRIVING TO
Etcamer Bailey Gatzert. two linen duster.
Finder rewarded on leaving them at 241 Stark
street.
I-
LOST BUNCH KEYS. BETWEEN THIRD
and Stark and Oregonlan building. 1 o'cleek
Monday. Return to Oregonlan ofllce. Re
ward. LOST GOLD-MOUNTED ELK TOOTH. EN
graved "Salt Lake Lodge. No. 85, J. L. W."
Finder return to Oregonlan office. Reward.
i
LOST ON MAIN, BETWEEN THIRD AND
Fifth. lady's eyeglasses. Return OSsO GUsan.
Telephone Main 845. Reward.
LOST OR STRAYED GOLDEN SARLE COL
Ue; white on breast: no collar. Return 427
Burnsldc. Reward.
LOST SILVER BELT BUCKLE. ON SIXTH
st. near Washington. Return Oregonlan of
fice. Reward.
LOST PURSE. CONTAINING SUM OF MON
ey. Return to Oregonlan, and receive re
ward. BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. OR.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent of
the United States.
President II. W. CORBETT
Vice-President A. L. MILLS
Cashier G. E. WITHINGTON
Assistant Ca3hler J. W. NEWKIRK
Second Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD
Letters of credit Issued, available tn Europe
and tho Eastern States.
Sight exchango and telegraphic transfers sold
on New York. Boston. Chicago. St Loul3. St.
Paul. Omaha, San Francisco and the principal
points In the Northwest
Sight and time bills drawn In sums to suit
on London. Paris, Berlin. Frankfort-on-tbe-Maln,
Hong Kong, Yokohama, Copenhagen.
Chrlstianla. Stockholm. St Petersburg. Mos
cow, Zurich. Honolulu.
Collections made on favorabte terms.
LADD Si TILTON. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
Transact a General Bunking Business.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favorable
terms. Letters of credit Issued available In
Europe and the Eastern States.
Sight 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.. ..$8,250,000
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
chnngo 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 Vice-President
R W. HOYT Cashier
OFO 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 worlds
Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
With which Is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Capital paid up
Reserve
$S.000.00o
2,000.000
Transacts a 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.
214 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 busi
ness, makes loans, discounts bills and lzsucs
letters of credit available for travelers and tho
purchase of merchandise In any city of the
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-PreMdent
It. 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 the
United States and Europe.
President TYLER WOODWARD
Vice-President JACOB KAMM
Cashier F. C. MILLER