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Newspaper Page Text5?HRrMOENI2 .OBEG.ONIAN, MONDAY, . TONE. .16,, . 19J)2. HELP WAITED MALE. WANTED GOOD. EXPERIENCED D1SH uasher. and helper. St. Charles Restaurant. 200 Morrison eU I . "WANTED FIRST-CLASS roATMAKER; none other need apply. C O. McWlillams, Baker City, Or. SOY 1C TO 18 TEARS OLD TO LEARN OF flce work. Must -write fair hand. T 40, care Oresonlan. ' . "WANTED SIX FIRST-CLASS STONE MA sons, no delay. James Barrett, Mount An gel. Or. "WANTED-DRIVER FOR BUTCHER'S WAG on. must be experienced. 411 Lnlon ave. r. CHOICE TIMBER CLAIMS AND HOME stiads located. 234 Morrison at., room 2. A MAN TO ASSIST MORNINGS AND EVEN ings for board and room. 4CS Tamnill su SALESMAN-CITY. COUNTRY. STAR MAN ufacturlng Co.. 242 Washington st. WANTED CABINET MAKERS. OREGON Furniture Mfg Co., 210 1st. HELP "WANTED FEMALE. LADY PHYSICIAN WANTED-WE HAVE an excellent opening for a skillful lady phy s.clan, who Is or wishes to be in. practice In Tortland; give name, address apd appoint in terview. X. Medical Institute, Oregonlan. WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAID, HOUSE keepcr, out of city; cooks. B, H, and camp; second girls, kitchen help, housework. 12 to $30. Canadian Parlors. 226 Morrison. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SECOND girl, must have reference; wages S20 or more. Please call 163 North 20th, corner In ing.. after -5 in the evening. WANTED YOUNG LADY TO READ ONE hour daily to shorthand class for part tui tion. Behnke's Commercial College, 614 Com mercial block. WANTED-VERY COMPETENT GIRL FOR sec nd work and care ef child; references re quired, wages $30. 230 Yamhill. Telephone Lja k 2S81. Jit.l FEKEEPER WANTED. TWO IN FAM l'j , no children. Call at 650 "E. 13th St., 2 b'orks E. of Brooklyn schoolhouse; car fare paid. GOOD COOK. APPLY 193 KING ST. HOISEKEEPER. BY MIDDLE-AGED GEN tleman. two in family; rosidenco central; sal ary moderate. B 39. care Oegonian. WANTED A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN housework; a good home and easy place. Call bet. 8 and 12 o'clock- 229 Jackson. LADIES DESIRING HELP. AND GIRLS seeking situations, call St. Louis Agency, 230Vj Yamhill. Phone Black 28S1. WANTED WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. IN Lents, work not heavy, permanent position fr right party. Box 41. WANTED A NEAT GIRL FOR .DINING room work at the Norton, 1CS 12th, corner Morrison. A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; good wages. 770 Overton St., between 23d and 24th. GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE AND ASSIST with housework; no cooking. 141 West Park. ccr Aider. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE wrk, small family; good wages. Apply 87 N. 10th st. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work; family of 3. Inquire moraines 60 N. 21st. WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; German preferred. 407 East Ev erett. ACME EMP- BUREAU. 1SS MORRISON. Help free to mplojers. Phone North 23SL Col. 2Si. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. Call forenoon. 301 Kalsey st., cor 3d. WANTED GIRL TO HELP WITH HOUSE work. go home nights. Call 7SS Nprthrup st. WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES, at Watson's Restaurant, wage $S per week. WANTED WOMAN OR GIRL FOR GENER al housework. Apply 361 West Park st. HOrSEKEEPER WANTED. WIDOW. ABOUT 3P, preferred. A 40, Oregonlan. "V ANTED GOOD -COOK. SMALL -FAMILY; good wages. 233- N. 24tm st. WANTED COMPETENT COOK; wages, references. 315 12tb. GOOD WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work 241 North 15th. GIRL WANTED LIGHT HOUSEWORI Call at 333 Sherman. SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE. . Miscellaneous. IRELIABLE EXPERIENCED MAN WHO UN- derstands gardening and orchards; also horses, cows, chickens, etc, wishes employ ment, reference flrst-class. Address " 33, care Oregonlan. CAN FURNISH FARM AND DOMESTIC hands, also other help. Japanese Labor Ass'n. 208 Everett st. Telephone Black y92. (FIRST-CLASS STABLE MAN OR BUGGY washer wants a position. 270 Columbia st. SITUATIONS "WANTED FEMALE. Bookkeeicrs and Menocrnjihen. COMPETENT YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPH- er would like position either for half or whole day by July l; reierences. O 3, Ore gonlan. Sliscel-ancoua. IMMEDIATELY, HOUSEKEEPERS. COOKS, cnamDermaias, second gins, nurses ana aay w irkers. 230 Yamhill. Telephone Black 2S81 WANTED AGENTS. X ANTED RESPONSIBLE AGENT TO REP- resent an Eastern broom account; give refer ence. Address X 35, Oregonlan. LGENTS Town and country work: cash week ly International Nurseries. Denver. Colo. "WANTED TO RENT. IV ANTED BOARD AND LODGING. OR both, in French or Belgium family, where ktbe French language IB spoken. Address X I 9. Oregonlan. NTED WEST SIDE MODERN COTTAGE Icr flat, for man and wife, if building, could ialt lew weens, Dest reierences. is 40, Ore gonlan. 'nviKtjpn nnnsi! with ninnrw -evm Isammer. good care; reasonable rent. D 40, ire -jregonian. rANTED WEST SIDE, SIX OR SEVEN- 3om house, furnished or unfurnished. D 30, ire uregoman. lANTED - 9 OR 10-ROOM HOUSE. AD- Irrss. giving particulars. J. P. Johnson, care ang & Co. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. IVNTED- TO EXCHANGE FIRST-CLASS. pariy ot piano lor gooa, rejiaoie ana tnor- jghly sound team or meollm-- eight draft rses. Aaaress a. w, oregonlan IHEST PRICES TAID FOR MEN'S CAST- ciotnmg ana snoes. ie: ortn aa. rnone tood 517. Orders promtply attended to. iNTED-LOAN FROM $300 TO 5500; WILL gooa interest ana give good security. Ill 7 No-th Third. Kted-to BUY FAMILY RIG. ANY r-.d. state full particulars; very lowest. M vrcgor.ian. i FOR RENT. RooniH. PALMER HOUSE. S. E. COR. ALDER Park sts . formerly The SDaldinc Th 1st complete apartment-house in the cltv: lam heat, gas, electric light, porcelain is. ever modern conenlence. Rates 73c day. S2 per week, and unward. Fur. IJied housekeeping suites a specialty. BANGOR HOUSE. 3A THIRD. COFL likcnj All light airy rooms, from 51.50 per ten ut, eincuy ciean ana respectame; "ne and bath PLEASANTON. ZSS'u. Third St. Fine fur. shed sunny rooms, en suite, single or house- tcplng. transient solicited. Phone South 251. NEWCASTLE. S. E. COR. THIRD AND farrison sts. Rooms, furnisned or unfur shed, all modern conveniences references. t COSMOS. S E. corner Morrison and 4 th ine rooms, central, clean, quiet and rea- laable. housekeeping suites of two or more. CALUMET. 7th and Altter Rooms, with Inning water, private bath suites; hotel rice, f i per (lay up, reasonable per no. FOR RENT. Roeais. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION: 14TH YEAR; rooms, with board; use of sewing-room; use cf library; Woman's Exchange; Industrial School. Address Mrs. C E. George; Super intendents 510 Flanders et. LARGE FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE TOR one gentleman, or man and wife; half block from. Portland Hotel. 101 Sixth et. PLEASANT. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT, also- small room; porcelain bath. gas. phone, reasonable. 312 Clay, near Sixth TWO BLOCKS FROM EAST APPROACH OF Burnside bridge. 15 East Third Pleasant; reasonable; save,, car fare. CHOICE ROOM. MODERN HOUSE: PHONE; private family; no children; close In; gentle man; $8. 80 North 15th. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE for light housekeeping; all conveniences. 195 10th St., cor. Taylor. THREE FURNISHED BEDROOMS, SUT able for ladles or gentlemen; central; rent $4 and $5. 330 Market. THE MONNASTES. 2S5 FIRST FURNISHED rooms; large, clean, light, reasonable, to re spectable persons. FRONT ALCOVE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR two gentlemen or gentleman and wife. 254 12th. Furnished rooms. $1 week up. Gilman Hotel, 1st & Alder; Tremont Hotel. 7th and Everett. FRONT PARLOR. WITH OR WITHOUT board; modern, house; close In. 294 Clay st. t, 290 14th. neaf Columbia Large front room; gas, phone. Call morning or -evening; cheap. THE ROSS Elegantly furnished rooms: tran sient solicited, brick building, 2U First st, THE NEWLAND, 306, FIRST NEWLY furnished rooms; electric light and bath. WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. AT ate prices. 288 Washington st. MODER- FOR RENT THREE OR FOUR ROOMS. ON first floor, at 334 Seventh st Rooms "With. JJoqrd. THE COLONIAL. 165 10TH ST. A SELECT family hotel Two rooms, first and second floor, suitable for two persons each; table and service first-class. WELL - FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD. 624 Salmon. Large lawn, excellent view, good, healthy locality. Take Washington car to King st. WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. "WITH. BOARD. Torpedo Hotel, east end Madison-street bridge. New building and newly famished. FIRST-CLASS ROOMS. WITH BOARD FOR gentlemen; private family. Apply 671 Gllsan st.. near 21st et. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SUITES; hot and cqld vater; with board. 153 13th st-, cor. Morrison. ' LARGE ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR TWO. with board; modern conveniences. 170 12th street. . NOON REST. 107 3D ST FURNISHED rooms, suitable for -one or two ladles, very cheap. NICE. CLEAN ROOMS. WITH GOOD BOARD, in private family. 289 11th St., near Jeffer son. THE WALDORF. 147 13TB ST. FURNISHED rooms and board. Free "phone and bath. FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD. WITH hot and, cold, water. 225 11th at. NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT; board If desired. 349 Yamhill. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM, WITH board. 215 12th St. FOR RENT SUITE OF board. 211 12th st. BOOMS. WITH Housekeeping Rooms:. 59 PER MONTH: 3 ROOMS: PANTRY. BATH room and woodshed; furnished, for housekeep ing; with water and telephone. 634 Seventh street Terrace, near Sheridan. THREE DESIRABLE FRONT BOOMS, WITH pantry and' clothespress. unfurnished; also suite of rooms, furnished, for housekeeping. 372 East Oak. NEYTLY FURNISHED 15 ROOMS; ELECTRIC lights, with bath. Dest location In Portland; long lease, 107ft Fourth et., next to Watson.? restaurant. .... - . - . TWO UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms, ground floor; central; beat location"; references required. Call mornings, C6 N. 14th. $1 PBR WEEK AND UP. LARGE, CLEAN furnished housekeeping rooms, with use of, laundry, bath and. telephone. 184 Sherman. TWO HOUSEKEEPING FRONT ROOMS, partly furnished or completely furnished; ground floor, bath. 535 Yamhill. 454 YAMHILL-ONE LARGE HOUSEKEEP ing room; mantel bed, sink, closet, separate entrance on porch; reasonable. FURNISHED. FLAT OF 2 .OR. 3 ROOMS, central, best location; references required. Call mornings. 6 N. 14th. UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING -ROOMS- The Harrington. . 11 Union ave.. xor. East Ash. Phone Scott 1S5L DOUBLE PARLORS. DINING-ROOM. BED room. kitchen, pantry, sink, bath, etc; rea sonable. 32$ Park st THREE "UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH AL cove, gas: modern conveniences; 518; -no chil dren! 508 Clay et. 82 SECOND ST- ROOM" 13. THHtT FLOOR Newly furnished rooms for rent; also house keeping rooms. The Graham. 545 Wash, at. Newly furnished modern and desirable housekeeping suites. TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS in A. O. U. W. building. Call room 20. THE ABBOTT, 228 Waih. Fine furnished rooms, en suite, single or housekeeping. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSE kecplng rooms. 270 Columbia sL THREE NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE keeping rooms. 67 N 9tii st. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE keeplng. 268 Jefferson. , Boases. 510.50-NEW MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE. 171 East Eighth st. 520 Good 9-room house, 730 E. Oak st. 520 New modern 7-room nouse, Sunnyslde. 523 New, handsome 7-room house, 448 E. Couch st. 550 per year 5 acres, small house. 3 miles out. LAMBERT Ar SARGENT. 383 East Washington st. FOR RENT OR SALE AT MOUNT TABOR; house, with large grounds, fruit, etc: very" sightly location, near care Hart. Load Co.. 107 Sherlock building. FOR RENT NEW MODERN SIX -ROOM house, Xast Sixth and Broadway et.. Holla day's Addition. Apply J. N. James, 224 Washington st. FOR RENT-TWO NEW MODERN SIX room houses on Esst First and Werdler. In quire at 390 East First street north. TO RENT NEW SES-ROOM HOUSE. EAST 10th and Couch: all modern conveniences. Ap ply room 11, Concord bulldlpg. FOR RENT MODERN NEW COTTAGE 335 Madison st. Inquire John Klosterman. 15 N. 10th st., Portland. ' VERY CENTRAL 6-ROOM HOUSE; MODERN and good repair. 532 Couch st. Apply Tuttle S4 West Park. ' t HOUSES 4 ROOMS. 57; 8 ROOMS. 512 room for cow and chickens. 23 Morrison! room 2. DONALD G. WOODWARD. 240 STARK ST rents and Insurance. Phone. Main 345. - TWO" MODERN 5-ROOM CORNER FLATS. Rountree & Diamond. i UPSTAIRS OF 652 THIRD ST. FOR RENT H. Tlmm. Furnished Houses. 549 HANDSOME 8-ROOM HOUSE. COM pleely furnished; or will rent unfurnished for 530. 525 Will rent for 3 months well-furplshed S-room "house. East 15th St.. near Couch. LAMBERT & SARGENT, 3S3 E. Wash st. FOR RENT-FURNISHED; UNTIL 1ST Oc tober; modern house, 10 rooms; close to car line, in a very desirable part of the city moderate rent, Apply MaeMaster & BIrrelL 311 Worcester block, city. MODERN FURNISHED 6-ROOM FLAT FOR two months from July 1; gas and wood'stove porcelain bath, telephone; no children; refer ences; 532. N 35, Oregonlan. FOR RENT FOR SUMMER SEASON. A nicely furnisned modern house. In fine neigh borhood. "For particulars apply at 693 Mar shall st. FOR 2 OR 3 MONTHS. FURNISHED FLAT. 6 rooms, within 5 blocks of postofflce; rent 7.50 nex month. H. 40. cars Orecooiu, FOR RENT. Summer Resorts. FOR SALE AT SEAVD2W. WASH.; ONE 7 room fernlshed cottage, newly painted and in flrst-class repair; location in desirable neighborhood. In beautiful spruce grox-e. In quire for terms at Sea view of Stout & Rog ers, or of W Lord, of The Dalles. Or. THE "CAMP OF THE MONTICELLOS." A Summer's encampment, for a limited number of ooys between the ages of 10 and 16. Fur ther Information address, W. H. Klngery. Carlton. Or. FOR RENT FURNISHED SEVEN-ROOM bouse and one small, neat cottage at Sea view; very desirable location. M. Walton (shoe store). 270 Washington st. WANTED COTTAGE. ONE TO FIVE ROOMS. furnished, at Seaside or Long Beach; for last Z weeks In July; must be cheap; give partic ulars. P 39, care Oregonlan. FOR RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE. FOUR large rooms. In grove at Seaside. Inquire 505 Johnson st. Phone Front 729. FOR RENT FURNISHED 6-ROOM HOUSE. Inquire of M. McNamara, near Holman's Station, Seavlew, Wash. FOR RENT AT SEASIDE; 5-ROOM COT tage. near Locksley Hall. Inquire S3 Park st. north, near Everett. FOR RENT SMALL BUILDING, NEAR DE POT, Long Beach, suitable for barber shop. Apply 453 12th. Y FOR SALE LONG BEACH. TWO FRONT lots; also furnished cottage for rent. 307 Eugene st. RENT NYE CREEK. OR.; S30 FOR SEA son; 7-room furnished cottage. 231 North 17th st. For Sale 3-roora well-furnished ottagc. Sti vlew; good water. R. F. Storp, 200 Front, Stores. STORE, WITH FIXTURES. COUNTERS AND showcases; ready to start Into grocery Dull ness; cor. Larrabee and Hassalo sts., two blocks from steel bridge; living rooms in rear. STORE, 25x70 FEET. WITH FULL-SIZED dry basement. 209 2d st., bet. Taylor and Salmon. Chester V. Do) ph. 502 Commercial bldg. STORE-ROOM FOR RENT. COR. 4TH AND Alder sts ; most central location In city. JENNINGS & CO.. 309 Morrison st. STORE 20x50 FT. 8TH AND G LIS AN, SDIT able for drug or other business. Inquire 350 Gllsan. FOR RENT STARK ST.. OPPOSITE Li brary, size 25x50 feet. Apply 214 Chamber of Commerce. Offices. FOR RENT DESKROOM. WITH DESK.-AND everything furnished. E. S. Jackson & Co.. 240 Stark et. "Miscellaneous. BURKHARD HALL SUITABLE FOR MEET ings, .theatricals and other entertainments, at reasonable rates. PERSONALS. 23 WOMEN WANTED SUFFERING FROM Irregular, painful or stoppages, leucorrhoea (Whites) and all dlseancs of women, old or young, cured by old Dr. Kessler. 230 Yam hill st., Portland. Or. Private waiting-room for ladies. Consultation free. Call or write. Inclose 10 2-cent stamps. MME. AZA HOLMES. COMPLEXION. HAIR, scalp and slcn specialist, may be consulted daily free: scientific treatments given, and all facial blemishes removed; balr dyed or bleached, forms developed: expert chiropody and manicuring. 311 Mor. st.. opp. P. O. ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? ARE YOU oenrous and weak? Sexlne Pills are guaran teed to cure you. A cash coupon In each box. $1 a box. 6 boxes for 55. Two months' treat ment. Address J. A. Clemenson. Druggist. Second and Yamhill. Portland, Or. DRESS SUITS FOR RENI. ALL SIZES U a month keeps your clothing cleaned and pressed, buttons sewed on and rips sewed up. Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor ing Co., 847 Washington, opposite Cordray's. A CLEAN, clear complexion is a Joy forever. Wrinkles. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, and all facial bjemishes permanently removed. Thin or faded hair corrected. N. Y. Electro-Therapeutic Co.. 702 Marquam bldg. Tel Black 2t5L f- ADVERTISER WILL BE IN PORTLAND shortly: Is looking for a business opening; has.5i0.OCi0- to 52a 000 to invest, with services; J answers to receive attention must contain fullS particulars. Address N 37. Oregonlan. OTOSA POSITIVELY ENLARGES THE BUST Z to 0 inches; sold under a guarantee to do so since 1849. Particulars free: sealed. Western Department Placaurd Medical Co., Globe bldg.. Seattle. Wash. MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. SOB erts' Nerve Globules. One month's treat ment. 52; 3 months. 55. Sent securely sealed by mall. Agents, Woodard Si Clarke, Port land, Or. "Book of Nature." "Decameron." "Vlcount ess." "Camllle." "Nana." "Rosa's Confes sion." "Woman ef Fire." "Fatal Wager," "A Siren's WlleaJ' 50c each. Schmale, 221) 1st. FREE TO MEN jGENUINE BUCKSKIN pouch with 5L00 worth Dr. Thompson Kola Tablets. The greatest Invlgorator In the world. Write Closson & Kelly. Seattle. Wash. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY AND AN old. reliable firm. All orders taken the next 60 days on monthly payments. Portland Por trait uo.. i'J First. h YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE AC curaxely and reasonably filled at Eyssell's Pharmacy. 237 Morrison sL. bet. 1st and 2d. We print your name on 30 calling cards, prop er alxe. and style. 25c; "250 business cards. Jl. Brown J Schmale. 229 First. Portland. Or. THE SNOWDEN BATHROOMS. 390 WASH ington St.. cor. Park; vapor baths, massage, electricity. Phone Hood 004. ONE-MINUTE TOOTHACHE DROPS. -CURS instantly. 10 cod 25 cents. All druggists'. DR. LAMOTTES FRENCH CORN PAINT. The best corn cure. 25 cents. All druggists'. MME. .SAVAGE. MODISTE, LATE OF SAN Franciaco, removed to 211 2d st. Hood 507. MRS. & J. LYNCH. SCALP SPECIALIST; electric and vapor baths. 208 Allsky bldg. CALL TURKISH BATHS, 300 OREGONIAN. Ladles, day, men. all night. North 13S0. .BUSINESS CHANCES. FIRSTrCLASS BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS We handle nothing else. General hardware business ..$20,000 General merchandise business, country. 14.000 Hardware and Implement concern, good town . 15.000 Stock In city .manufacturing concern.. 10.009 Good Front-street business 10,000 Furniture store, country town 0,000 Interest la city corporation 5.000 Retail groeery store 5.090 Manufacturing plant. East Side 3,500 Good oorner .grocery 2,000 Furniture business, city - 3.000 Grocery store 1.400 Packing "business, country 1,500 Harneas shop, city 1.600 Corporations formed and prompted. Infor mation on Umber and homestead entries on public land, etc. AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY. Ablngton building. OWING TO CONTINUED ILL HEALTH. I have concluded to dispose of the Palace Ho tel, at Heppner. Or. Direct sale of the prop erty preferred, but to the right person, who has .ufnclent means to purchase the furni ture and fixtures, I would make a lease for a period of five years. Would accept as part payment -on building .furniture and fixtures, or either, well-situated, -unincumbered resi dence in Portland. Or.: balance may be had en most any reasonable terms, to suit pur chaser. To a good, honorable man. with lim ited means, whether experienced In the busi ness or aot. thla is probably the opportunity of -a life time. This U a .straight business proposition, and wilt bear close lnveatlcaUon. .Can or address J. W. Morrow. HepnerTorr WANTED A BUTCHER IN GOOD RIVER town; shop vacant and business waiting Meat market and grocery combined, one of the best corner locations in city. 51500 Nle neat corner, groceries and notions, living rooms In rear, very low rent. 5S00 Furniture store, paints, oils, window?, "wall paper, wagons and farm machinery, doing fine and profitable business, in good outside town. This is the place to make money. Stock of groceries and queensware, old es tablished store, with heavy trade, county seat town. 52000. T. C Shreve, 421 Ablng ton building. 533.000 A BARGAIN-SMALL SAWMILL IN first-class running order; good location; right on railroad; new shingle mill; ICO acres good cedar Umber; overcrowded with orders. Also first-class hotel, well furnished, price 5S00 good reasons for selling. For information address Box 3, Detroit. Oregon. WANT A BARGAIN ABOUT 53000 WORTH of dry goods, clothing, shoes, groceries and fancy goods, the remainder of the McMlnn YlUe -Granger and Farmers' Stock Co . Mo Mlnnvllle, Or., must be sold within. 5 days tin account the store must be vacated. SALOON MEN. ATTENTION-SPLENDID Chance for man with small capital, to buy first-class saloon In lively Valley town, on aay termi, InrestiBaU. 34, care Orego-5dM, DUSINESST CHANCES. 1 1 OPPORTUNITIES TO ENGAGE IN MER cantile or manufacturing business in city or country: only legitimate, paying" propositions handled. Information furnished parties look ing for Umber or homestead claims. Ames Mercantila Agency. Ablngton building. AN OLD ESTABLISHED GOOD-PAYING business, clearing 5175 "monthly, can be had now for 5700; suitable for man or -man and wife. Call and Investigate. 421 Ablngton. FOR RENT LARGE STORE-ROOM CORNER 4th and Alder sts., best location in this city; give, lease. JENNINGS & CO.. 300 Morrison st. V THE ONLY DRUG STORE IN A THRIVING Nevada railroad city for -sale: Invoicing 54800 cash, a genuine snap. Inquire Nevada, care Oregonfa,n. FOR SALE 5500 TO 5000 DRUG STOCK AND fixtures, in good business location; will sell for 5350 cash. Address L. X. Baldwin. Buena. Vista, Or. FOR SALE SALOON. WELL LOCATED AND doing good business; figures low. Address M 36. care Oregonlan- FOR SALE-BEST-PAYING SALOON. 4TH St.. 5G00. Ford, Russel bulldlpg, cor. 4th and Mprrison. WANTED TO -TRADE STORE AND CON fectlonery for lot in city limits. 274 North ICth st. 550 TO 5100 INVESTED OFTEN RETURNS 51000. W. J. Curtis. 213 Commercial block. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals InvlteH. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES SALEM, OR.. June 0. 1P02, The Board of Trustees, of 4he Oregon State Insane Asylum .hereby Invites scaled proposals for furnishing the following list of supplies to the Institution for the six months .ending December 31, 1902: DRY GOODS 2000 yards Pequot'A srteetlng, 36-Inch un bleached. 2500 yards Pequot. A sheeting,, 45-inch un bleachedt . . ,. 1000 yards Lonsdale 6hectlng. 1500 yards mariners' striped shirting, Amos keag. , 200 yards crash, checked, 18-lnch. 1200 yards crash, bleached, 18-lnch. 1000 yards B. indigo blue "calico, 82-lnch, assu 1000 yards black and white calico, 23-lnch (submit samples). . 60Q yards turkey red calico. 32-Inch (sub mit samples). 300 yards light calico (submit samples). 1000 yards blue denim, 0-oz. Amskg. 200 yards A. C A. ticking. 36-lnch," Amskg. 2500 yards Canton flannel, XXX Nashua Brown. ' - 100 yards Union 'Farmer's satin., heavy. 33 Inch. - ... 200 yards table oilcloth, 45-lnch, best qual ity, whit;. "- 200 yards table linen. 63-lnch. 60 yards xcrlm- 200 yards outing flannpl. 200 yards' tweed, all wool, 18-oz., assorted patterns. 200 yards Conffental check-flannel, 6-or. 5 dozen pairs dHlm. overalls. 0-oz.. riveted (submit samples) 2 dozen, 40x34; 2 dozen, 8Sx34: 1 dozen. 36x34. 2 dozen Jumpers, 9-oz. denim (submit sam ples); 1 dozen 40, 1 dozen 42. 125 dozen pairs men's cotton,socks. No. 101. 20 dozen pairs ladles cotton stockings. o. 101. 5 dozen turkey red handkerchiefs, 24-lnch. 16 dozen suspendrs. 40 inches long. IS boxes ,stay binding.. B. &. W., Nc 1Q white. 40x:orsets. ladles'l. 21; 4. 24; 4, 25? 8, 26; 4, 27f 0. 28: 4. 29; S. 30. 3 dozen thimbles; 1 dozen No. 1, 2 dozen No. 3. 2 great gross pants buttons, black. v 8 great gross shirt buttons. F. B., 40. 10 gross coat buttons, hard rubber. 95-30. 1 great gross smoked pearl .buttons. 24-400. 6 gross white pearl buttons. 24-206. 12 dozen papers "pins, F 3 Eagle. 12 '.dozen boxes balr pins, superior. Klrby, Beard Co. C gross safety pins. No. 3 duplex. 2 gross hooks and eyes. No. 4. black. 40 pounds crown carpet warp. 10 pounds each red. white, blue and black. 4 dozen napkins. 140 dozen thread. J". P. Coats or Clark's O. N T.; white, 50 dozen SO. 10 doztfn 16. 10 dozen 24.' 20 dozen 50: black. 10 dozen 38, 30 dozen 16, 5 'dozen 50.i5 -dozen 24. 2 dozen buck, gloves, Saranac; 1 dpzen 9, 1 dozen 10. 2 dozen hair "brushes. No. 392. " 3 dozen dressing combs. 2 dozen fine-combs; No- 353. y 1 lozen turkey feather dusters. No. 16. 130 papers needles. Mllwdrd"'& Sons;20 pa pers No. 8. 40 papers No". -5; 70-papers No. 7.' 1: dozen D, silk thread, black, Carlson, Cur- lo .f. fV 2 dozen 10-4 -white, quilts. f '- ' GROCERIES. j 4000 gallons syrup (submit samples). 150 gallons N. O. molasses (submit samples). 600 gallons pure elder vinegar, 40 .gr. (sub mit sample-). S00O pounds Costa Rica coffee. 150 pounds Mocha coffee. - 1500 p6unds chicory, coarse. 6000 pounds rolled oats In barrels. 2500 pounds steel-cut oats In barrels. 5000 pounds cracked wheat In barrels. 1000 pounds cream wheat lq barrels. SOOO pounds hominy grits In barrels, 3000 pounds cornmeal, yellow. In barrels. 800 pounds black pepper, 5-pound tins (sub mit samples). 60 pounds ginger. 5-pound tin (submit sam ples. 60 pounds cinnamon, 5-pound tin (submit samples) 6 pounds, nutmegs, whole. 10 pounds cloves, ground. 12 dozen lamp wicks, A. 2200 pounds tobacco, chewing, -16-oz. sub mit, samples). 1000 pounds O. K. Durham tobacco, smok ing, or as good. 1 2-3 ex. ' r 3000 pounds Savon" soap, standard, Oregon manufacture (submit, samples). 800 pounds White Cap Soap, S-or. 50-pound boxes. 700 pounds Kitchen soap (submit samples). 30 pounds Pearllne. James Pyle's, 1-pound. 36 pounds white Castlle-soap, Tttl nmmrt CunMI soar), mottled. 2000 pounds Japan rice. No. 1 (submit sam' piesj. 320 pounds silver gl&ss. starch. No. L 240 pounds China starch, 300 pounds A. H. scda. 40 pounds Pioneer baking powder; or as good, 5-pound Jlns. 224 pounds macaroni, white, Jn 8-pound boxes. 200 pounds Zante currants, 25-pound boxes, GO00 pounds F. L. rait. 10.000 pounds salt, half-ground -rock. 400 pounds Sultana raisins. 25-poun.d boxes. 40 gross Vulcan Rafty matches. 16 dozen concentrated lye. Giant, 1-pound cans. 40 dozen oysters. Cove, Fields Np. 2. 40 dozen canned corn, BattleAAx. 4 dozen Won-cstershlre sauce, quarts L. P. 800 pounds buckwheat Cour. 20 pounds candles, stearic wax; 14-oz. loop pound.- -sal coda.- ..... 500 pounds soda crackers, XXX, more or less, delivered as required. S00 pounds rye "flour. 1000 pounds tea. Japan (submit samples), not exceeding 30c per ppund. . 30,000 pounds lry granulated sugar, cane. Am. Ref. 40 doaen brooms. No. 1 best. 2 dozen brooms, whisk. Nc 3CS. 1 dozen pot brushes. 12 boxes Tanglefoot 'fly, paper, 23 double sheets to box. 4 reams straw pape"r. 1 dozen mop sticks, bard-wood handles. dozen wash boards. Red Cross No. 56. 2 pounds cotton twine. 500 pounds Oregon full-cream cheese, more or less, delivered as required. 80 gallons turpentine, Jn .5-gallon tins. 550 pounds .chloride lime. Acme,,lb. cans. 1 gallon sperm nil. 500 gallons coal ell, more or 'lees, delivered as required. 200 pounds parafllnc, 1-lb, cakes, wrapped. Standard Oil Co. Leather and findings. 2 rolls Santa Cruz sole leather. ' " H dozen best domestic kip.' 2 sides No. 1 harness leather. 1 dozen Kimball grain calf. 11 to 12 feet. b dozen best domestic calf skins. 2X pounds each. 2 dozen No. 1 sheepskins, russet. 3 sides skirting. 17 pounds each.' 5 pounds 4-S brass nails. 5 pounds 6-S brass nails. 10 pounds 2-oz lasting tacks. 1 box black silk thread E. 10 pounds French paste, powdered. 1 box rivets, with prong. . 6 dozen steel shanks. No. 3. BOOTS AND "SHOES. 3G pairs men's boots; 10 pairs T," 8 pairs 8, 18 pairs 0. . . . 84 pairs men's shoes; 36 pairs 8, 36 pairs 0, 12 pairs 10. , 30 pairs ladles' shoes; 18 pairs 5, 12 pairs 6 6 pairs 7. ' 36 pairs ladles carpet slippers; 0. pairs 4. 6 pairs 5; 12 pairs 6. 12 pairs 7. MEATS AND FISH. 3009 pounds hams, more or less, delivered as required. 1000 pounds fresh fish, more or less, deliv ered as required. OOQ pounds beef per day, more or lss, de livered as required, equal parts, fore and hind quarters. 200 pounds mUttcn per day. more or less, as required, equal parts, fore 'and hind quarters. 1500 pounds breakfast bacon, -more or less, delivered as. required, 15CO pounds bacon, more or less, delivered as required. ' FLdUR. 900 barrels flour. No. 1. more or less, de livered as required. SO barrels Graham flour. No. 1, more or less, delivered as required. MILL FEED. 30 tons shorts, delivered as required, la carload lots, first quality. 30 tons bran, fleuverea as required, In car load lots, first quality. Samples can "be seen at the asylum, and fcodsitut be In acconUac Umewiik, SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals invited. Lists of stationery, plumbing, drugs, hard ware, tin and granite ware, crockery and glassware and tinning will be furnished by the clerk of the board upon application. All goods must be in strict accordance with sample, in original packages, when possible, and delivered at the State Insane Asylum within 20 days after the contract Is awarded, and bids must be on blank forms, which will be furnished, together with Instructions to bidders, by the clerk, upon application. Each bid on flour or meat must be i.ecom panled by a. certified check oi 5300, and each bid on fish by a certified check of 575, and s.U other bids by certified checks equal to 10 per cent cf the amount bid checks of unsuc cessful bidders to be returned Immediately, and those of accepted bidders when the. con tract Is completed. Bids must be Inclosed In sealed envelopes and directed to the board, care Of the clerk, and plainly marked. "Bid for Asylum sup plies," and the class of goods bid on should also be Inscribed on the envelope. Price, fitness and quality being equal, pref erence will be given to articles manufactured, grown or produced in this tate. When a particular article U specifically called for, bids for other kind, or manufac ture or brand, equally good, will "be enter tained, but to Insure recognition of such, bids,, samples of the articles It Is proposed to sup ply must accompany them. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept or reject any part of a bid. Bids will be opened at the CacftoT. at Sa lem, at 10 A. M.. Monday, July 7. 1902. By order of the Board of Trustees of the Oregon State Insane Asylum. WALTER LYON, Clerk. PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES DE partmertt of the Interior; Office of Indian Af- ' fairs, Washington, D. C. May -5. ,WQ3. Sealed proposals will be received by, the Commissioner of- Indian Affairs, care ofMan ufactureM" aral Producers' Association of California. Mills building. San Francisco, Cat, until 1 o'clock P. M.. of Tuesd-y, June 21, 1002. for furnishing for the Indian Serv ice beahs, coffee, hard bread, hominy, rolled oats, rice, salt, coarse, salt, fine, sugar, and tea, and other articles of subsistence sup plies, groceries, crockery, hardware, harness, leather, shoo findings, agricultural imple ments, stoves, hollawware, etc Bids must bo made on Government .blanks. -Schedules giv ing all rjeoessary information, for bidders will be furnished upon application to the offices of the Chronicle and Journal of Commerce, and the Manufacturers" and Producers'. Associa tion of California. Mills building. San Fran cisco. CaL. the Republican of Denver. Colo... the Post-Intelligencer of Seattle. Wash., the Tribune of Salt Lake City. Utah, The Morn ing Oregonlan, and the Depot Quartermaster, U. S A.. Portland Or. The right Is re served to reject any and all bids, or to. ac cept or reject any pert of a bid. Bids will be opened at the hour and date above named, and bidders are Invited to be present at the opening. W. A. JONES, Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LAiJDS--Notice la hereby riven that the State Land Board will receive sealed bids until June 24. 1902. at 12 M.. .for the sale of the following described state school lands, to-wlt: Seetlon 36 and south half of section 16, township 33 south, range II west,-Of Willam ette meridian. Sections 16 and SO, township 27 south, range 9 west, of Willamette meridian. Application to purchase must be made on regular blanks in accordance with the law for sale of school lands, and be accompanied by cash or check for one-fifth of the amount bid. for certificate of purchase or if full payment Is made deed will Issue. The right to reject any and all bids is re served. . Applications and bids should be addressed to M. L. Chamberlln. Clerk of the Board. Salem, Oregon, and marked "Application and bid to purchase state lands." M. L. CHAMBERLIN. Clerk of the Board. Dated this 5th day of June, 1902. INVITATION FOR BIDS BIDS ARE HERE by Invited. Tor the construction of five seo tlpns of n. sewer system, and also p. storm sewer for the City of Eureka. County of Humboldt, State of California, according to the maps, plans and specifications now on file In the offices of the Clerk and City En gineer of tne City of Eureka. Bids must be offered, for each section and the storm sewer, as detailed in the said specifications, separately. All materials to ba furnished by the cbntractdrs. Bids will be received by the City Clerk of the City of Eureka after this date, .and until 7:30 o'clock P. M., Mon day. June 23. 1902. No bid will be consid ered unless accompanied by a bond or check, as specified In paragraph 44 of said specifica tions. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. By order of the Council. J. P. WUNDERLICH, City Clerk- PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES Office of Purchasing- Commissary, San Fran cisco. Cal., June 10. 1002. Sealed proposals for furnishing- and delivering of such quanti ties of subsistence supplies, delivered at such wharf or such warehouse In. San Francisco, CaL, as per circular, to be seen- at this ofilte, will be- received hero until 11 o'clock A. M. Tuesday. July 1, 1002. and opened Immediate ly thereafter In presence of bidders. Speci fications, general instruction to bidders and blank form of proposals will be furnished to established dealers on application to W. H. BALDWIN. Major. Commissary, U. S. Army, Purchasing Commissary. OFE1CE OF C. Q. M.. VANCOUVER BAR raoks, Wash . May 30, 1902 Sealed propo sals, in .triplicate, will be received at tha' office of the Depot Quartermaster, Portland. Oregon, until 2 30 P. M , June 19, 1002. and then opened, for the construction of a steam boat In accordance with the plans and spec ifications on filo In the Depot Quartermaster's Office at Portland, where full Information will be furnished. "Envelopes containing pro posals should be marked: "Proposals for Steamboat," and addressed W. A. BETHEL, Q. M. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED at this building until 3 o'clock P. M. June 21. 1902. for furnishing fuel, lights, water, ice, miscellaneous supplies, washing, towels, hauling ashes- and sprinkling streets for this building during the fiscal year endhig June 30,-1903 or&such portion of the year as may be deemed advisable. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved by the Treasury De partment. I. L. PATTERSON, Custodian Portland, Or.. June 11, 1902. BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY FQURTH oC July committee for bands of music "for the concerts and parade1 on July 4. 'Out-of-town bands are Invited to bid. their price to in clude transportation and expenses; state number of pieces and price .per capita. Ad dress all communications to Chairman Music Committee, 303 Chamber of Commerce. Masters' Notice. FRENCH BARK JACOBSEN, CAPTTAIN OL llvler, from Nantes Neither the master nor undersigned consignees of the above-named vessel will be "responsible lor any debts that may be contracted by the crew. Portland i Grain Company, Consignees. master's Notice notice isf hereby given that neither the master, agents nor owners of the French barque Jacobsen- will be responsible- for debts contracted, by "mem bers of the crew of said vessel. F. Ollfvler, Master. Stoclchalilers' Hieetlnjt. NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining &. Concen trating Company, for the -election of a board of directors for the ensuing yearand for the transaction of such, other business as may regularly come before them, will "bo held at the office of tha company, rooms 501 to 504. . Chamber of Commerce building. Portland. Oregon, on June 19. 1902. at 12 o'clock noon. GEORGE F. HOLMAN. Secretary Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating: Company. Portland. Oregon. May 26, 1902 NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Oregon Ra'lway & Navigation Company, for the purpose of electing a Board, of Di rectors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of 3uch other business "as may legally come before the meeting, will be held at the office Of the secretary of the company. In Portland. Or., oa Monday, June 10. 1902. at 11 6'clock A. M. J. N. TEAL. Secretary. Portland. Or.. June 3. 1902. LOST AND FOUND. REWARDIF THE PERSON WHO LIFTED my pocketbook at the N. W. cor. of Post office square will return book andj)apers, only valuable to me. to 007 Chamber or Com merce, they will be suitably rewarded, and no questions asked M. Buchanan. FQUND NEAR THIRD AND WASHING ten, lady's pocketbook. Owner can have same- by applying to Henner Jfe Schoenfeldt, 023 Williams ave., and proving property. LOST DIAMOND STUD ON EXCURSION to Seaside Sunday, 535 reward. Fritz Abend roth, Jeweler. 311 Merrison. LOST SHEPHERD DOG , 3 MONTHS OLD; yellow, white feet; report 149 10th. Reward. Phone Frost 1102. FINANCIAL. LOANS, MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE holding permanent positions with responslbla firms, upon their own names; easy payments; strictly confidential. MONEY to loan ton chattel mortgages. New Era Loan & Trust Cc. room 200 Ablngton building. NOTICE PARTIES "WISHING TO DISPOSE cf Helena Consolidated. Muslck 'Mining & Milling, or Star Consolidated mining stocks will- find It to their interests to consult the unt$ri"ned before disposing of the same, r 11 Bingham. 110 Sherlock building. It VNS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL j cu 1 mi cnattet mortgages, personal or salary se rlty. at low rates. C W. Pallets. 212 Com mercial block. Telepnoce Grant 856. FINANCIAL. LOANS -ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND ether securities; lowest rates. S. W. King, room 45 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 415. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO commission, and abstract of title furnished. Portland Abstract Co.. 602 Commercial blk. REAL ESTATE LOANS. ANY AMOUNT. low Interest; no brokerage. Western Invest ment &. Loan Co.. room 10. 245 Morrison. 55 AND UP IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ALL kinds of security. W. A. Hathaway, room 10 Waahlngton building. Phone Hood 413. LOANS IN SUMS FROM 55 TO 5300. ON ALL classes of security. R. I. Eckerson tc Co:. room 5" Washington bldg. Phone Clay 73. MONEY TOlLOAN. 0 AND 7 PER CENT. ON city propirty and Improved Valley farms. W. A. Shaw & Co.. 243 Stark st. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON all kinds of good security. W. H. Nunn. 55i Sherlock block. 5lx per cent money to loan on Clackamas Coun ty lands. E. F. Riley. 60S Cham. Commerce. MONEY TO LOAN. 6 per cent, farm or city property. O. M. Smith. S Ch. of Commerce. State funds loaned 6 per cent. W. E. Thomas, state -agt. for Mult. Co.. 400 Cham, of Com. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF Se curity. Wm. Holl. room S Washington bWg. LOANS on chattels, salaries; low rates. Sea us first. Mann & Cc. 604 Dekum building. LOANS. 6-7 PER CENT: SMALL EXPENSE, any amount. Ward. 323 Allsky building. 5300.000 TO LOAN AT 5 AND C PER CENT. Wm. a. Beck. 321 Morrison st. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Accountant and Auditor". 1 George T. Murton. 318 Cham, of Com. Phone Brown 450. Bookkeeping, exporting, teaching. Assaycrs and Analysts. J. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND AN alytlcal chemist and mining engineer. 204 Washington st. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 208 STARK ST' Experts on analysis of coals, minerals, rocks and mineral waters. J. T. Gove. Manager. PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYST; gold dust bought. 22S Stark st. AttorneyH-at-Lnvr. NIXON & DOLPH. GENERAL PRACTITION ers. Notaries Public, 502 Commercial bldg. Cn,rpet Cleaners. A. F. JONES CO.. steam carpet and mattress cleaners, S. 1st and Gibbs. Both phones 300. Carpenters and Bullcjtcrs. JOHN A. MELTON. CARPENTER AND hullder. 307 Stark St.: office and store fix tures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses; grill work. Phone Main 747. GORDON. REMOVED TO 208 4TH. FLY screens, counters, shelving. Tel. Clay 174. CUlrodotlist- and. Manicuring. WM. DEVENY & ESTELLE DEVENY. THE only scientific chiropodists, parlors 301 Allsky building. Third and Morrison. Oregon phone Grant 16. This is the long-haired gentleman. He Is the man you are looking for. Civil Engineers. PHILIP G. EASTWICK. CIVIL. MINING and hydraulic engineer. C5G Worcester block. Clairvoyants. Madam Johnston, reliable clairvoyant, palm ist, card readar. tells past, present and fu ture. "What she tells comes true. A visit to 251 Fifth St.. near City Hall, will convince you. For question by mall, $1. t Coal Dealers. VULCAN COAL CO.. WHOLESALE DEAL ers best coals, foundry and smelter coke. Cool and "Wood. BROWN & HICKS. COAL AND DRY WOOD, foot Yamhill st. Both phones. Main 715. Commission Merchants. HERMANN METZGER. PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old metal and general commission merchant. Front St.. near Main. Portland, Or. Cash advances on consignments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKKRS and commission merchants, Sherlock build ing, Portland, Or- ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO duce merchants. Front & D sts., Portland, Or. Creameries. SUNSET CREAMERY, 231 First; both phones; butter, cheese, milk, cream and Ice cream. Dyeing and Cleaning. PORTLAND STEAM DYEING & CLEANING ' Works Dyeing and cleaning of gents' cloth ing; good work; prices reasonable. 211 th st. Phone Oregon Clay 704. H. W. TURNER, professional dyer and clean er, 301 17th. cor. Columbia. Tel. Red 131. v - Educational. Yonder Nalllen Engineering School, 113 Fulton st.. 8an Fran. Ask for catalogue. Estab. 1S04. Fence and "Wire Works. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE Works. A. Carlson. 289 Eat Morrison ar. Furnaces. HOT-AIR FURNACES. J. C. BAYER. 263 Second st. 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. Junk, Hides and Pelts. L. Shank A Co. pay highest prices for old rubber, metals, bottles, iron, rags, hides, pelts and tallow. 312 Front- Tel. South 901. "Hairdrcssing, Toupees, Manicuring. ROSENTHAL SISTERS. 160 FIFTH ST. Switches, toupees, halrdresslng. m-nlcuring. Insurance HAMBURG - BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 First st. Paul van Frldagh. General Agent. Japanese Goods. K. N. KIrlyama Co.. Japanese goods, bamboo furniture. 207 Wash. fit. Phone South 244L Empreso Bazar: Japanese goods; ladles' under wear, silk wraps, notions, etc 283 Wash. Leather and Findings. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. MFRS. boot 'and shoe uppers, .findings shoe store supplies, leather or all kinds. 73 Front st. J. A. REID. mfr. boot and shoe uppers; full stock shoemakers' supplies. 207 Wash. st. Harness and Saddles. THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO. WHOLE sale saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front at. JOHNSON & LUTHER; SINGLE AND double harness; high-class finish and work manship; up-to-date styles. Cor. 0th and Pine. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLE sale saddle and harness mfrs.. saddlery hard ware, leather of all lclnda. 73 Front st. Machinery. TRENKMAN & CO., MINING. SAW-MILL, logging machinery, hydraulic pipes, castings of all kinds repaired. 104 North Fourth st. THE K. C. ALBEE CO.; SECOND-HAND machinery, saw mills, etc "248 Grand ave. TATUM 4: BOWEN, PORTLAND. SAN Francisco, Seattle. Massage. 360 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTHWEST COR ner of. Park, rooms l,and 3, the Snowden bathrooms; vapor baths, with massage; also electric treatment. Oregon phone Hood 004. Refined young lady from Boston gives latest Improved methods, massage, vapor, perfume baths; try the famous Assyrian treatment 162 Park St., corner Morrison, room 5. ACCOMPLISHED MASSEUSE, CHIROPODIST and manicurist; graduate best schools, r fined people only. Office 20 Raleigh building SCIENnFIC MASSAGE GIVEN BY A young lady from the East; strictly first-class Room 4, 343 Morrison st, - SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. BY NEW YORK graduate. No fake. 351 Morrison, room 1C French lady, irradnate of best Parisian schools. gves fcassage treatment; very select. 20S 5th. Thermal baths and scientific massage, ladles and gents. Rooms 20 and 27, 323 Wash, st, 213 Third, street, comer Salmon, "--v0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Oregon Vtavl Co. I-EWIS BLDG.. PARK AND MORRISON STS. Health talks to ladles. Thursdaysv 2.30 P. Mi Pasture. Pasture 7 mis from Portland. Apply Oregon Iron & Steel Co.. 339 Sherlockbuildlns. FIRST-CLASS PASTURE. 50c- PER-MONT3-Thcmas Carmlchael. Agent. "Gaston. Or. MR. LADD'S CANYON FARM IS NOW open for pasture. F. A. Miller. Supt. ' Pulmlstry. ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST PROF. Wallace, 20 years a practicing palmist. In the past year he has read for more people in the United States than all other mediums, clalrvojants and palmists combined. Know thy future It will give thee power for the present. Prof. Wallace, room 1, "The Cos mos, 4th and Morrison streets. Fee within, the reach of all. Larsen, the palmist, returnee: scientific read ingg. oOe; past and future. 216 Allsky bldg. Pliynlclajns anil Surgeons. DR. 3IRS. CAR7CY TALBOTT SUCCESSFUL-lY-. trats anil, cures all diseases of women. Successful home treatment by mall. SOS' Sal mon st.. between Fifth and Sixth. DR. JAME DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows Temple. r- Flora A. Brown; diseases- of women and ch.ldren a specialty. Office 317 The Dkum. Restaurants. SPANISH RESTAURANT. 2C6 DAVIS. ORE gon phone Clay 812. Genuine chicken tamales. ' ' . Roof-Pnlntlng and Repairing. Paint jour roof with Blackola water-proof paint; stops leaks and moss. Blackola Roof Painting Co . 16S Park. Tel. West 1614. SEYBOLD BROS.. PAINTERS OF 2IETAL 11 c and felt roofs; old roofs made good as new. Address P. O. box 555. Safes. BEWARE. Certain "STANDARD" safes sold are trustworthy until tested by Are. Avctd thin walls. DIEBOLD safes open after fire, preserving contents. LOCKOUTS opened, general repairs, burglar alarms. Jails, safes exchanged. J. E. Davis. 60 Third. HALL'S SAFES, standard of the world. Norrls Safe Cc. 01 1st st.. 2d door north of Stark. Slot Machines. TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE CO.. 343 Washington st.; pioneer slot machine house, established 1893: largest and most complete establishment of the kind In the U. S. Re pairing a specialty. Oregon phone Oak 1301. Columbia phone 570. ROYAL NOVELTY CO.. 310 STARK SI largest variety. Supplies and repairing specialty. Phone North 1411. Storage and Transfer. C. O. PICK, office S3 First, bet. Stark and Oak; phone 500. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping; commodious firs proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts. Storage. OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty. Insurance rates low; storage rates reasonable. Careful attention given to country conslgn ments, Tel. Or. Main 777. Columbia 676. r CHEAPER THAN STORAGE; SPACE IN Pacific Warehouse, let at very low rate: or goods stored at moderate price. Pacific Ware house Co., 24C Stark at. Phone Main 345. STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front. Spiritualists. GERTRUDE MYREN. CLAIRVOYANT. 507 Goodnongh building. Fifth and Yamhill, reads your 'life accurately. Satisfaction guar anteed. No sign; keep this address. Mrs. Stevens, spiritual life reader; scientific palmist; rast and future, 50c 221 Morrison. MRS. ADDIE R. SMITH. FOR A SHORT time at 133 Fifth, cor. Alder, room 1. Sho-wense- and Store Fixtures. R. LUTKE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO DIXON. Borgesoa & Co., Sixth and Hoyr sts. Tronic Factory. PORTLAND TRUNK CO., 50 THIRD ST.; wholesale and retail. Send for catalogue. Turkish Baths. DEKUM ELECTRIC LIGHT Turkish baths; hours ladies. 9 to 3; gentlemen. 3:30 to 9. Typewriters. Columbia Bar-Lock Visible Typewriter; get catalogue. 319 California St.. San Francisco. Wall Paper. H. P. CHRISTENSEN. wall paper, graining paper, picture framing. 141 7th. cor. Alder. "Watchmakers and Jewelers. JOHN A. BECK. WATCHES. DIAMONDS. Jewelry, silverware. 2U7 Morrison. Repairing. "Wholesale Crovers, ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor. N. Front and Davis sts Portland. Or. BANKS. LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce building Third and Stark streets. Head office. 6- Old Broad street, London. This bank transacts a general uankinc bust, ness, maKCS loans, dUcounts bills and Usues letters of credit available Xor travelers and tha purchase of merchandise in any city of the world. Deals In foreign and domestic ex- cnanze. interest paiu on term ceposdt.. """ -,tr T VirRlR Manner. w. Manager. AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK CORNER THIRD AND OAK STS. J C. AINS WOK1H President PERCY T. MORGAN Vice-President K. W. SCHMEEK Assistant Cashier T-IANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING aUijl NES3. Interest paid on time deposits. ,, . SAFE DKl'OSIT DEPARTMENT. THE UNITED STATE3 NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts IsoUed available in all cities' of the United States and Europe. President Tx"LER WOODWARD Vice-President JACOB KAMM Cashier F. C. MILLEU THE CANADLVN BANK OF COMMERCE With which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRJTlbH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up $J5.0ou,00O Reserve ....-. ................ 2,ooo,uovi Transacts a General Banking Business. -SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of "ll and upwards and interest allowed" on minimum montnly bal ances. Rates on application. 214 WASHINGTON ST. E. A. WYLD. Manager. FIRST NATIONAL BANK rl OF PORTLAND. OR. rsl-nated Depository and financial Agent of v tne United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vice-President A. L. MILLS Cashier. J- W. NEWKIRK Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD Second Assistant Cashier B. F. STEVENS Letters of credit Issued, available in Europe and the Eastern States. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New "iork. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis ,tS. Paul Omaha, San Francisco and the principal nolnts in the Northwest. Sight and time bills drawn In sums to suit on London, Paris. Berlin, Frankfort-on-the-Maln. Hong Kong. Yokohama, Copenhagen. Chrlstlania, Stockholm, St- Petersburg, Mos cow, Zuricr. Honolulu. Collections made on favorable terms. LADD & TILTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN lSo9. Transacts a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favorable terms. Letters of credit Issued available la Europe and the Eastern States. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New York. Washington Chicago. St. Louis, Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and va rious points la Oregon, Washington, Idaho. Montana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort and Hong Kong. "WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.... -59.500.000 DUDLEY EVANS....... ACTG PRESIDENT HOMER S. KING MANAGER (San Francisco.) R. LEA BARNES CASHIER JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER J (Portland.) General Banking Business transacted. Ex change sold and Letters of Credit Issued, available In all parts of tho world. . -ilERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND, OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON President -R. L. DURHAM .Vlce-pTefS r. W. HOTT .Cashl-r GEO. W HOYT. Assistant Cashier United States Depository. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Drafts and letters of credit Issued available in. all parts of the world. " wou-sctiuu -cvi.ity. uoia cudt southz.