THB MORNING OBEGONfAN. MONDAY,- JUNE 23, 1902.
Ji2-
EIELP WASTED-MAX.E.
BRICK MOLDER OR SETTER. $3 BOARD
carpenters, 37c hour; head fallcr. ! board,
one, S3; boot tender, $8; buckers. $20; rig
ging rustier, $2.50; line men. Pve-' "i"'
tmlpers.-barkers, swampers, 52.25; stlcker
man. $3; turner and head "TO'er.; planer
man. $50 board; carriage man, $2-0; nmj
bands, $2, pass; yard men, $L.; nignt
watch, 52; bookkeeper, $20, board, etc; man
tad yelta. camp, $7u up; one, $07; - K. la
borers, $2. pass; drillers, $2.23. pass; wood
choppers. 00c to $1.50; pole and post cutters,
farm hands and milkers. $80; milker. Idaho,
$33; laborers, city. $2; other work. Canadian
Employment Co.. 220 Morrison. Branches
247 Bumslde, 31 North Third, 153 North
Sixth, 123 First.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY ABLE-BODIED
unmarried men between ages or 21 and 3o, cit
izens of United StatesAof guod character and
temperate habits, who can speak, read and
write English. For information apply to Re
cruiting Ofllcer, Third and Stark sts.. Port
land, Or.
WANTED A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
and experienced man to sell on commission
basis strictly up-to-date line of ladies silk,
brllllantlne and flannel waists, dress skirts,
petticoats, wrappers, dressing sacqucs, flan
nel rdghtwear. etc Ste. Claire Mfg. Com
pany, '00 Jefferson ave., iieiroit, jaicn.
i
GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED LOWEST
wages, $8 30 per day of S hours. Steady
work. Apply Headquarters District and
Building Trades Council, 1133 Mission St.. San
Francisco. Oversupply of all other trades.
WANTED SALESMAN TO CARRY POFU
lar grade 6f shirts a side line on commis
sion basis. Those calllhg on dry goods and
furnishing trade preferred. Apex Shirt Co.,
450 Broad a. New York.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH TALENT
for newspaper sketching, cartooning or com
mercial illustrating: can prepare for profes
sion while otherwise employed. Address E
4. care Oregonian.
Men wanted to learn barocr trade: constant
practice and expert instruction until compe
tent. No limit to term. Catalogue free.
Moler Barber College, San Francisco. Cat
00 MEN TO GET 5c SHAVE AND 10c HAIR
cut at the Frlsao Barber Shop. Everything
new and first-clara. F. A. Palmer, prop, 19a
Burnside St., between Front and First.
V ANTED FEW MORE AGENTS CAPABLE
of earning $20 to $50 a week, to loan home
saungs banks. Security Sa'lngs Trust Co.,
2CC Morrison. John Norton, manager.
WANTED A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS
engineer and mechanic to work in cold-storage
plant; good wages to proper man. Address-
J. Blndenberger. Astoria, Or.
WANTED-GOOD. STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS
boy to drive express wagon; must have good
references. Apply northwest comer Fifth
and Davis sts.
WANTED YOUNG MAN OR BRIGHT BOY
to learn pharmacy; state age. education and
present occupation. Address J 44. Oregonian.
WANTED EXPERIENCED MAN .TO RUN
electric tramcar for raining company: must
be man of good habits. T 48. care OregoniaJU
WANTED 15 CABINETMAKERS: LONG
job. union ah op and prices. A. J. Forbes &
Son. 312 Mission St., San Franoisco. Cal.
$00 COURSE IN TELEGRAPHY FOR $85. TO
limited number; night school. Behnke'a Com
mercial College.
WANTED CREW FOR SASH AND DOOR
factory. Apply Columbia Hotel, 1st and
Columbia, sts.
WANTED THREE FIRST-CLASS DOOR MA
chine hands. Chehalls Fir Door Co., Cheha
11s, Wash.
WANTED A FIRST - CLASS PRESSER.
Charles Coopey, Clothing Manufacturer, 8Sa
Third st
T. ANTED A FIRST-QLASS RUSTLER FOR
bread-wagon. N 4C, care Oregonian.
SALESMAN CITY. COUNTRY. STAR MAN
uf act urine Co.. 242 Washington st.
WANTED-CARRIAGE PAINTER; MUST BE
first class. 102 Union ave.
WANTED A TAIIX3R FOR REPAIRING.
Joseph Harris. 150 0th St.
PLUMBERS AND GASF1TTERS WANTED
at 226 First st
YOUNG MAN AT 381 WASHINGTON ST.
HELP WANTED-FE3IALE.
WAITRESSES. COAST, COUNTRY. 8 CITY,
all prices; cooks, beach, city. camp, country;
2 second girls, same men; nurse .girls; house
keepers; dishwashers; canvassers; housework,
all prices. .pity and country. Canadian Par
lors, -is-o Morrison.
WANTED TWO GIRLS. ONE COOK. THE
other tecond girl. Call on Mrs. Philip Bueh
ner. Mount Tabor. cor Hawthorne ave. and
Prettyman ave.. or call Telephone White 51.
WANTED-A GIRL WHO HAS HAD PRAC
tical experience sowing carpets with carpet
machine; wages. $1.86 per day. Apply I. Ge
vurtz & Sons, 173 First.
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS STENOGRA
pher, with knowledge of bookkeeping; must
be Remington operator; good salary. D 40,
care Oregonian.
TWO ENERGETIC SCHOOL GIRLS. OVER
16 years old, to help with housework; good
home; good wages. Address N 45, care Ore
gonian. "WANTED AMATEUR SINGERS AND PER
fornwrs; good salary, long engagement.
Newman's Theatrical Agency, 7th and Alder.
LADIES DESIRING HELP. AND GIRLS
seeking situations', call St. Louis Agency.
2.J l'amhlll. Phone Black 2SSL
WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; wages $15. Call mornings,
301 Halfcey st., cor. East Third.
W ANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; jjlafn cook; small family, good wages.
C51 Hoy t' St.. near 2!th.
COMPETENT NURSE GIRL FOR TWO CHIL
dren; must give references with answers.
G 42, Oregonian.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; wages, $20. 005 Hawthorne ave.. cor.
East 20th st.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED HAND TO
sew, none other need apply. 03 10th N.,
near Flanders.
WANTED COMPETENT GIRL, GENERAL
housework, small family; good wages. 243
N. 22d st.
WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL TO BO
second work; good wages. Apply at 6S3 Ever
tt st.
J-
GIRL (WHITE OR COLORED) FOR HOUSE
work and help with children. 451 Burnside
street.
A GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework. 770 Overton, between 23d and
24 th.
WANTED A WOMAN FOR DINING-ROOM
work in a private boarding house. 180 5th.
ACME EMP BUREAU. 185 MORRISON. Help
free to raployers. Phone North 2SS1. Col. 287.
WANTED EXPERIENCED 'WAITRESSES,
at Watson's Restaurant; wages $8 per week.
WANTED A GIRL TO DO COOKING AND
general housework. Apply 442 Jefferson st.
WANTED-A COMPETENT WAITRESS AND
downstairs girl. Apply at 153 19th at. north.
WANTED TWO COMPETENT DINING
room girls, at 53 North ISth, cor. Davis.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN
small family. 509 First. Phone W. 500.
WANTED GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, family of three. 128 14th st.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK AND
cooking: references. Call 341 12th.
WANTED COMPETENT COOK; GOOD
wages; references. 315 12th.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU5E
work. 5C3 Rodney ave.
GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
work. 700 Flanders.
WANTED A COMPETENT COOK. GOOD
is ages. 550 Hoyt st
A GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK AND COOK
ing. 747 Gllsan st.
SECOND GIRL GOOD WAGES. PHONE
Oak 171.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 93
lOtli st.
HELI WANTED MALE OP FEMALE
LEARN PROOFREADING; SITUATION SE
cured. $15 to $23 weekly. Homa Correspond
ence School, Philadelphia.
SITUATIONS "WANTED MALE.
-Bookkeepers and Clerks.
THOROUGH OFFICE MAN. CAPABLE OF
taking entire charge of office force, is open
for. situation; city references; all communica
tions confidential. Address E 45, care Orcgo-niao
SITUATIONS "WANTED MALE
Bookkeeper and Clerics. "
SITUATION WANTED MALT? STEn3gI
rapher Experienced In railroad work; iftw
on newspaper; best references. Address
T -M V V . 0Slt.U
BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL OFFJCE
mar., with years of experience, desires posi
tion; beat of references. X 37, care Orego
nian. Miscellaneous.
THE SERVICES OF A COMPETENT LAND
surveyor and timber cruiser can be had;
charges reasonable. Address or call 421
Abington bldg:
CAN FURNISH FARM AND DOMESTIC
hands; also other help." Japanese Labor
Ass'n, 208 Everett st. Telephone Black 092.
BX A FIRST-CLASS SAWFILER AND MILL
machinist: good reference. P 45, care Orego
nian. SITUATIONS WASTEDFEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED COMPETENT
chambermaids, housekeepers, cooks second
girls, nurse girie. 230J4 Yamhill. ' Phone
Black 28S1.
"WANTED AGENTS.
AGENTS Town and country work; cash week
ly. International Nurseries, Denver. Colo.
"WANTED TO RENT.
6 OR 7-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVEN
lences; good yard, either side of river; not too
far out. M 40, care Oregonian.
"WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE FIRST-CLASS,
nearly new piano for good, reliable and thor
oughly sound team of medium-weight draft
horses. Address K 40, Oregonian.
WANTED-TO RENT A COTTAGE NICELY
furnished, for Summer months, must be In
good neighborhood. M 43, care Oregonian.
References AX.
HIGHEST PRICES rAID FOR MEN'S CAST
cft clothing and shoes. C2 North. 3d. Phone
Hood 517. Orders promtply attended to.
WANTED-A TWO-HORSE" EXPRESS WAQ
on. good for 3000 pounds; also heavy single
harness. S. B., Mount Tabor, Or.
WANTED A PONY OR BURRO; MUST B3
broke for packing; state price. Address P.
O. Box 59, Vancouver, Wash.
TEACHER WILL TAKE PUPILS IN ENG
lish branches for evenings. Call at 631
Washington at., room 78.
TWO CENTS ABOVE MARKET PRICE PAID
for strictly fresh ranch eggs at Morris. 327
Wathlngton.
FOR RENT.
Ilaoxn.
THE PALMER HOUSE. S. E. COR. ALDEH
and Park at., formerly The Spalding The
most complete apartment-house In the cits';
steam heat, gas, electric light--porcelain
baths, every modern convenience. Kates 75s
per day, $2 per week, and upward. Fur
nished housekeeping suites a specialty.
PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNiON; 14TH YEAR;
rooms, with board; use of sewing-room; use
of library: Woman's Exchange; Industrial
School. Address Mrs. C E. George, Super
intendent, 510 Flanders st.
DESIRABLE NEWLY FURNISHRD FRONT
room, suitable for two gentlemen; alsv small
room; porcelain bath, gas, phone. 312 Ciay,
near Sixth.
THE PLEASANTON, 288 Third st Fine fur
nished sunny rooms, en suite, single or house
keeping, transient solicited. Phase South 221.
THE NEWCASTLE. 8. E. COR. THJtRD AND
Harrison sts. Room, furnished jar unfur
nished; all modern conveniences; references.
THE COSMOS. S. E. corner Morrison and 4th
Fine rooms; central; clean; quiet and rea
sonable; housekeeping suites of two or more.
435 MAIN. COR. 12TH LARGE. PLEASANT
east room, suitable for two persons? use
bath and phone; also two smaller rooms.
CHOICE ROOMS, MODERN HOUSE, PH0.NE;
private family; no children, close in: gentle
men; $8. 86 North 15th,
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NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. LOW-
er floor, with every modern convenience; best I
location. 253 Sixth st,
NEATLY FURNISHED FRQNT ROOM. LtW
er floor, with evory modern convenience" best
location. 253 Sixth st. w
VERY DESIRABLE ROOM FOR BUSINESS
gentleman; modern, "central; private family.
475 Morrison.
VERY DESIRABLE ROOM FQR BUSINESS,
gentleman; modern, central; private family.
475 Morrison.
THE SOUTHERN. COR. WEST PARK AND
Yamhill One suite; also single rooms. Phone
South 1028. ,
1S9 7TH ST. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS. -
centrally located, private nouse, bain, tele-:
phone.
FROXT ALCOVE' ROOM. SUITABLE FORTf
two gentlemen or gentleman and wife. 254
12th.
Furnished rooms, $1 week -up. Gllman Hotel.
1st & Alder; Tremont Hotel. 7th and Everett
THE ROSS Elegantly furnished rooms; tran
sient solicited; brick -building, 211H First st.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BAY
window. 0904' Belmont st-. Sunnyslde.
Family hotel, fine location,' 62 rooms, nicely
furnished; long lease. V 22. Oregonian.
WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. AT MODER
ate prices. 2SS'& Washington st.
FURNISHED ROOMS BY DAY. WEEK OR
month. 170.12th st.
381 YAMHILL ST. ROOMS, BY THE DAY,
week or month.
Room "With.' Board.
THE COLONIAL, 1C5 10TH ST. A SELECT
family hotel; n"co rooms first and second
floor, suitable for two persons each; table
and service first-class.
WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
Torpedo Hotel, east end Madlson-treet
bridge. New building and- newly f urnlsheO.
533 EAST. ANKENY-r-PLEASANT ROOMS,
with board; fine location; bath, gas, tele
phone Blue 840. , .
FURNISHED OR "UNFURNISHED SUITES;
hot and cold water;,wlth board. 153 13th st.,
cor. Morrison.
THE WALDOftF. 147 13TH ST. FURNISHED
rooms and fine table board; freo bath and'
phone. ,
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FIRST-CLASS ROOMS. WITH BOARD; PRl
vate family. A"pply 071 GUsan st., near 21st.
FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD. WITH
hot and cold water. 225 11th st.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 215
12th st. . ,
Honsekejeplnir-iRooms.
THREE ROOMS -AND 'BATH. ENTIRE
floor; gas. hot and cold water, gas range
will furnish everything- new to suit tenant.
480 DaVis, near 14th.
$8.00 PER MONTH-3 ' ROOMS, PANTRY.
bathroom, woodshed with water and phono;
furnished fof housekeeping. 634 7th st. Ter
race. ' t v
$1 PER WEEK AND UP. LARGE CLEAN
furnished housekeeping rooms with use of
laundry, bath and telephone. 184 Sherman.
FIVE PARTLY FURNISHED AND "UNFUR
nlshed rooms for housekeeping at 2254 First
st. Call between 8 and 2 o'clock.
388 JEFFERSON8T. FLATS. FURNISHED
complete, for housekeeping; gas. bath and
phone; no children; references.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS;
centrally located . large "and. airy; use of wa
ter and telephone. COS Fifth".
ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR CONVENIENT
for light housekeeping; partly or completely
furnished. 533 Yamhill st.
The Graham. 5454 Wash st Newly furnished
modern and desirable housekeeping suites.
THE ABBOTT. 2284 WASIL-JFlne famished
rooms, en suite, alngle or housekeeping.
82 SECOND ST. FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO
bousekeeptos rooms, third floor.
PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE .FOR RENT
for Summer. 331 Seventh rt.
Houses.
MODERN 'C-ROOM BRICK HOUSg, 840 COL
lege St.: $25 per month. Modern fj-room cot
tage. SC7 Hood at.; $15 ptr month.
COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. ATTIC -AND BASE
ment; 170 17th,' near Morrison"! newly reno
vated. Inquire -434 Burnside. .
HOUSE. C62 JOHNSON ST.. FOR' RENT.
July 1. Apply at C53 GHsaa et.
FOR RENT.
HoBsei,
FOR RENT OR SALE AT MOUNT TABOR;
house, nrlth large grounds, fruit, etc: very
lrhtly. location, near cars." Hart Land C,
107 Sherlock building.
S-ROOM COTTAGE. REPAINTED AND PA
pered; full basement. 110 Glbbs. Call rooms
10-11 Hamilton building.
FOR RENT MODERN NEW COTTAGE, 333
"; Madison st. Inquire John IClostcrxnas. IS
N. 10th St.. Portland.
7-ROOM HOUSE. CONVENIENT TO STEEL
bridge, cor. Qulncy and Halsey. Inquire 450
t Union ave. north.
HOUSES I ROOMS. $7; 8 ROOMS, $12. ROOM
for cow and chickens. 234V4 Morrison st.
DONALD O. WOODWARD, 240 STARK ST..
rents and insurance. Phone Main 345.
FOR RENT JULY 1 MODERN FLAT. AP
plyat 00 N. 15th. at.
FOR RENT 8JROOM HOUSE. 200 WHEEL-
er.s
Furnished Xloases.
FOR RENT FURNISHED: UNTIL 18T October-
modern house. 10 rooms; close to car
Uae In a very desirable part of the city;
moderate rent. Apply M&cMaster & Slrrei.
311 Worcester block, city.
FOR QHE. TWO OR THREE MONTHS, ELE
ganti modern home, furnished, on car line;
terms reasonable to desirable tenant. Call
.24 Ellsworth, East Twenty-flrst street.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. COM
plete, two months; price reasonable. 1052
East "Taylor. Ore. phone Union 2014.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED FIVE -ROOM
house, for the Summer; modern conven
ience: rent reasonable, 403 Fourth st.
FURNISHED HOUSE SUITABLE FOR TWO
families, for July and August. 335 5th st.,
cor. Market.
FOR RENT A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
6-room cottage, close In. Phone West 1157.
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE. 0 ROOMS,
during 'the Summer. Call 401 10th st.
Honses-cfor Rent Fnrniture Xor Sale.
0-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNI-
ture for sale. Phone Front 278.
I "'
Summer Resorta.
FOR SALE AT SEAVIEW. WASH.; ONE 7
room furnished cottage, newly painted and
In flrst'Class repair: location in desirable
f neighborhood. In beautiful spruce grove. In
quire- lots rms at seaview or Stout & Hog
em, or of W. Lord, of The Dalles. Or.
7-ROOM H(5USE. WITH FIREPLACE FOR
the season beach lot; also small neat cot
tage, botlj furnished, at Sea View. M. Wal
ton (shoe, store). 270 Washington st.
WANTED COTTAGE, ONE TO FIVE ROOMS,
furnished: at Seaside or Long Beach; tor last
8 weeks ip July; must be cheap; give partic
ulars. P 39, care Oregonian.
FOR RENT--STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED
by Unrulj as grocery, with 10 rooms over
head. Inquire of E. Devaney, Sea;l., Wash.
FOR RENT FURNISHED COT i AGE AT
Seaside, da shell road, near Grimes Hotel.
Inquire 031. East Burnside. Phone Scott 2343.
FOR RENTLARGE BUILDING SUITABLE
for restaurant or store, near lepot. Long
Beach; also, barber shop. Apply 453 12th fit.
5 ACRES NEAR OCEAN PARK. ON
beach; nice grove; great bargain. Davidson,
Ward & Go., 408 Chamber of Com. bldg.
AT SEASIDE; NEW COTTAGE, NEWLY
furnished, fronting ocean; to responsible
party. 'Address W 42, care Oregonian.
FOR RBNT-FURNISHED COTTAGE. SEA
vlew; water In kitchen; large fireplace; very
desirable. Telephone Scott 720.
FOR RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE. FOUR
large rooms, in grove at Seaside. Inquire 503
Johnson st. Phone Front 729.
FOR RENT GEARHART PARK; COM
pletely furnished C-room house. Apply 017
Marshall, or Hubbard. Seaside.
THE KLOSTERMAN COTTAGE AT SEA
view. Wash., for rent; 1 furnished roomf.
John Klosterman. Portland.
AT. SEASIDE. OR.. FURNISHED COTTAGES
for rent; beautiful location. See Mrs. George
Noland. Seaside. Or.
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES.
Seaside, beach front. Or. tel. Russ 073. 422
San Rafael st.
FOR RENT. GEARHART PARK FUR
nlshed cottage for the season. Apply 340
Clay at.
FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES
at Ocean Park. Inquire J. E. Haseltlne, 31
Second st.
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FOR SALE LONG BEACH. TWO FRONT
lots; also furnished cottago for rent. 307
Eugene st.
FOR RENT FURNISHED CdTTAGE. AT
Seaview. Apply at Sheehy Bros., 108 Sixth
street.
For Sale 5-room well-furnished cottage, Sea
view; gooa water. R. F. Storp. 200 Front-
Stores.
,STORE. WITH FIXTURES, COUNTERS AND
showcase?; ready to start Into grocery busl-
neSSl COr. Lxrrflh.. on4 Y?fkc1, tv tTL'l
i-ti blocks from stetl bridge; living rooms in
it rear.
STORE, ,35x70 FEET. WITH FULL-SIZED
dry basement. 200 2d et.. bet. Taylor and
"Salmon: Chester V. Dolph. 503 Commercial
' bldg.
STORE-ROOM FOR RENT. COR. 4TH-AND
Aider -; raoet central location In city.
t "'JENNINGS & CO., 3094 Morrison st.
OfllCCB.
KOR RENT DESKROOM. WITH DESK. AND
,veryb!r.g furnished. E. S. Jackson & Co.,
20 Stark et.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
T00 FINE OPEN FRONT FRUIT STAND
"and grocery on one of the best corners in
'city; I will tell you why It Is for ale.
$1600 Owner obliged to go East has two
grocery r tores with postoflice In suburb; If
you warn a nice lay-out for little money,
come and Investigate.
T. a SHREVE.
421 Abington bldg.
$2000 NICELY SELECTED STOCK OF FUR
nlture, also doors, sash, paints, oils, wagons;
plows, etc. large storeroom and warehouse,
with living- rooms; rent $20; making $250
monthly; no competition; located In outside
manufacturing town; payroll $10,000 month
ly. If you want to mako money this ulll
oult you. T. C. SHREVE,
421 Abington building.
OPPORTUNITIES TO ENGAGE IN 3IEK
'can til cr manufacturing business in city or
country; only legitimate, paying propositions
handled. Information furnished parties look
ing for timber or homestead claims. Ames
Mercantile Agency. Abington building.
$3200 A BARGAIN SMALL SAWMILL. IN
first-class running crder; good location; rignt
on railroad; new shingle mill; 100 acres good
cedar timber? overcrowded with orders. Also
flrst-clasa hotel, well furnished; price $800;
good reasons for selling. For Information
address Box 3, Detroit, Oregon.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION SPLENDID
chance for man with small capital, to buy
first-class saloon in lively Valley town, on
easy terms. Investigate. E 24. care Orego
nlan.
FOR RENT-LARGE STORE-ROOM CORNER
4th and Alder sts., best location in this city
give lease. '
JENNINGS CO.. SOOJi Morrison st.
FOR SALE $1000 STOCK OF DRY GOODS'
In Valley town: goods all new; win trade
part payment for hcrtise In Portland. Ad
dress K 43, Oregonian.
FOR SALEj WELL -ESTABLISHED GRO
cery; Invoice on stock. $700; fine trade; genu
lne snap; selling on account of slcknees. Ad
dress 301 21st.
$700 WILL BUY AN OLD-ESTABLISHED
business, clearing $175 monthly; Ann oppor
tunity for man or man and wife. 421 Ab
ington bldg.
FOR SALE OR TRADE CIGAR AND CON
fectionery stand; living rooma; rent $13. si
Fourth, opposite Chamber Commerce.
WTA?JTED AT ONCE; A ROOMING-HOUSE
of 25 to SO rooms, centrally located. Address
Y 42, care Oregonian.
SALE OR EXCHANGE 8TOCK GENERAL
merchandise; good opining; bargain. Box
105, Boise. Idaho.
FOR SALE LODGING-HOUSE. 48 ROOMS;
three years' lease; good location; price $1150.
xx to, urzzunian.
FOR SAL'S LODGING-HOUSE; THREE
yeses' lease; rent $20 per month; price $700.
J 40, Oregonian.
FOR SALE SALOON, TREMONT HOUSE
bar. Seventh and Everett; good business.
FISH AND POULTRY BUSINESS FOR SALE
tor $50. -403 Sixth St.
SPECIAL XOTICE5.
Proposals Invited.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES SALEM. OR,,
Juno 0, 1902. The Board of Trustees of -the
Oregon State Insane Asylum hereby Invites
pealed proposals for furnishing the following
list of supplies to the institution for the six
months ending December 31, 1002:
DRY GOODS.
2000 yards Pequot A sheetln. 36-lncb: -unbleached.
2500 yards Pequot A sheeting, 45-lnch un
bleached. 1000 yards Lonsdale sheeting.
1500 yards mariners1 striped shirting. Araos
keag. 200 yards crash, checked, 18-Inch.
1200 yards crash, bleached, 18-inch.
1000 yards B. indigo blue -calico. 32-lncb,
asst.
1000 yards black and white calico, 23-inch
(submit samples).
COO yards turkey red calico, 32-lnch (sub
mit samples).
300 yards light calico (submit samples).
1000 yards blue denim. 8-oz. Amskg.
200 yards A. C A. ticking; SO-lnoh, Amskff.
2500 yards Canton flannel. XXX Nashua
Brown.
100 yards Union Farmer's satin, heavy, 33
lnch. 200 yards tablo oil cloth, 45-lnch. best qual
ity, whltj.
200 yards table, linen, CQ-lnch.
00 yards scrim.
200 yards outing flannel.
200 yards tweed, all wool, 18-oz., assorted
patterns.
200 yards Continental check flannel, 0-ox.
0 dozen pairs denim overalls. 0-cx., riveted
(submit samples) ; 2 dozen, 40x34; 2 dozen,
38x34: 1 dozen. 30x34.
2 dozen Jumpers, 9-oz. denim (submit sam
ple 1 dozen 40. 1 dozen 42.
12a dozen pairs men's cotton eocka. No. 101.
20 dozen pairs ladles' cotton stockings. No,
,101.
6 dozen turkey red handkerchiefs. 24-inch.
10 dozen suspenders, 40 Inches long.
18 boxes stay bfndlng, B. & W., No. 10
white.
40 corsets, ladles' i, 21; 4, 24; 4, 25; S, 20;
4. 27: 6. 23: 4. 29; 8. 30.
8 dozen thimbles; 1 dozen No. 1. 2 dozen
No. 3.
2 great gross pants buttons,, black.
8 great gross shirt buttons, F. B 40.
10 gross coat buttons, hard rubber. 95-30.
1 great gross smoked pearl buttons. 24-400.
0 gross whlto pearl buttons, 24-2004.
12 dozen papers pins, F 34 Eagle.
12 dozen boxes hair pins, superior, Klrby.
Beard Co.
C gross safety pins. No. 3 duplex-
2 gross hocks and eyes. Np. 4. black.
40 pounds crown carpet warp, 10 pounds
each red, white, blue and black.
4 dozen nankins.
140 ilozen thread, J. P. Coats or Clark's O.
N. T.; white, 00 dozen 30. 10 dozen 10. 10
dozen 24, 20 dozen 50: black, 10 dozen 30, 30
dozen 10, 5 dozen 50, 0 dozen 24.
2 dozen buck, gloves, Saranac; 1 dozen 9,
1 dozen 10.
2 dozen hair brushes. No. 392.
3 dozen dressing combs.
2 dozen flne combs. No. 353.
1 dozen turkey feather dusters, No. 16.
130 papers needles. Mllward Sons; 20 pa
pers No. 3. 40 papers- No. 3. 70 papers No. 7.
. 1 dozen D. silk thread, black, Carlson, Cur
rier (c Co.
2 dozen 10-4 white quilts.
GROCERIES. "' f
4000 gallons syrup (submit samples).
150 galions'N. O. molasses (submit samples).
GOO gallons pure elder vinegar, 40 gr. (sub
mit samplea).
3000 pounds Costa Rica coffee.
150 pounds Mocha coffee.
1500 pounds chicory, coarse.
0000 pounds rolled oats in barrels.
2500 pounds steel-cut oats in barrels.
0000 pounds cracked wheat In barrels.
1000 pounds cream wheat la barrels.
3000 pounds hominy grits In barrels.
3000 pounds commeal, yellow. In barrels.
300 pounds black pepper, 5-pound tins (sub
mit camples).
00 pounds ginger, 5-pound tin (submit sam
ples. 00 pounds cinnamon, 5-pound tin (submit
samples).
5 pounds nutmegs, whole.
10 pounds cloves, ground.
12 dozen lamp wicks, A.
2200 pounds tobacco, chewing, 10-oz. (sub
mit samples).
1000 pounds JO. JC Durham tobacco, smok--lng.
or as good, 1 2-3 or.
3000 pounds Savon soap, standard, Oregon
manufacture (submit samples)-.
800 pounds White Cap Soap, 8-oz., 50-pound
boxes.
700 pounds Kitchen soap (submit samples).
SO pounds Pearllne, James Pyle's, 1-pound. .
30 fttunds white Castile soap.
36 pounds Castile soap, mottled.
2000 pounds Japan rice, No. 1 (submit sam
ples). 320 pounds silver gloss starch. No. 1.
240 pounds China starch.
300 pounds A. H. soda.
40 pounds ' Pioneer "baking powder, or as
good. 6-pound tins.
224 pounds macaroni, white. In 8-pound
boxes. " "2.
200 pounds Zante currants, 23-pound boxes.
C000 pounds F. L. salt. -"
10.000 pounds salt, half-ground, rock.
400 pounds Sultana raisins, 25-pound boxes.
40 gross Vulcan safety matches.
10 dozen concentrated lye, Giant, 1-pound
cans.
40 dozen oysters. Cove, Fields No. 2.
40 dozen canned corn. Battle-Ax.
4 dozen Worcestershire sauce, quarts L. P.
800 pounds buckwheat flour.
20 pounds candles, stearic wax, 14-oz.
1000 pounds sal soda.
600 pounds soda crackers, XXX, more or
lesA delivered as required.
300 pounds rye flour.
1000 pounds tea, Japan (submit samples),
not exceeding 30c per pound.
30,000 pounds dry granulated sugar, cane,
Am. Ref.
40 dozen brooms. No. 1 best.
2 dozen brooms, whisk. No. 3C3.
1 dozen pot brushes.
12 boxes Tanglefoot fly paper. 25 double
sheets to box.
4 reams straw paper.
1 dozen mop sticks, hard-wood handles.
Yi dozen wash boards. Red Cross No. 50.
2 pounds cotton twine.
500 pounds Oregon full-cream cheese, more
or less, delivered as required.
SO gallons turpentine. In 5-galIon tins.
550 pounds chloride lime. Acme, 1-lb. cans.
1 gallon sperm oil.
000 gallons coal oil, more or less, delivered
as required.
200 pounds parafllne, 1-lb. cakes, wrapped,
Standard Oil Co.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
2 rolls Santa Cruz sole leather
'i dozen best domestic kip.
2 sides No. 1 barne leather.
1 dozen Kimball grain calf, 11 to 12 feet.
X dozen best domestic calf skins, 2 pounds
each.
2 dozen No. 1 sheepskins, russet. "
3 sides skirting, 17 pounds each.
6 pounds 4-8 brara nails.
5 pounds C-8 brass nails.
10 pounds 2-oz. lasting tacks.
1 box black silk thread E.
10 pounds French paste, powdered.
1 box rivets, with prong.
0 dozen steel shanks. No. 3.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
' 30 pairs men's boots; 10 pairs 7, 8 patrs 8,
18 pairs 9.
84 pairs men's shoes; 30 pairs S, 30 pairs 0,
in - in '
30 pairs ladles' shoes; 18 pairs 5. 12 pairs 0,
C pairs 7.
0 pairs 5; 12 pairs 0, 12 pairs 7.
12 pairs 0, 12 pairs 7,
MEATS AND FISH.
3000 pounds bams, more or less, delivered
as required.
1000 pounds fresh flsh, more or less, deliv
ered as required.
000 pounds beef, per day, more or less, de
livered as required, equal parts, fore and
hind quarters.
200 pounds mutton per day, more or less, as
required, equal parts, fore and hind quarters.
1500 pounds breakfast bacon, more or less,
delivered as required.
1600 pounds bacon, more or less, delivered
as required.
FLOUR. -
900 barrels flour. No. 1, more or less, de
livered as required.
30 barrels Graham flour, No. 1, more or
lees, delivered as required.
MILL FEED.
30 tona shorts, delivered as required, in
carload lots, first quality.
30 tons bran, delivered as required, in car
load lots, first quUlry.
Samples can be sren at the asylum, and
goods must be in accordance therewith.
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 la 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 tcr
bldders, by the clerk, upon application.
Each bid on flour or meat must be accom
panied by a certified check of $300, and each
bid on fish by a certified check of $73, and
all other bids by certified checks equal to 10
per cent of 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 hi Inclosed in sealed envelopes
and directed to the board, care of the clerk,
and plainly marked, "Bid for Asylum sup
plies.1' abd the class of goods bid on should
also be inscribed on the envelope.
Price, fltnejs and quality being equal, pref
erence will be given to articles manufactured,
grown or produced in this state.
When a. particular article Is specifically
called for, bids for ether, 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 ahy
or all bids or to accept or reject any part of
a bid.
Bids will be opened at the Capltdi.' at Sa
lem, at 10 A. M., Monday, July T. 1002.
.By order of the Board of Trustees of the
Oregon State Insane Asylum.
WALTER LYON, Clerk.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LANDS-NO-tice
Is hereby given that the State Land
Board Will rccalva jwalad, hlia until J una 24.
SPECIAL KOTICES.
Proposals lKTlted.
1002. at 12 M., for the sale of the following
described state school lands, to-wlt: .
Section 38 and south half of section 1G,
township 33 south, range 14 west, of Willam
ette meridian.
Sections 10 and 3G, townshlpx27 south, range
0 west, of Willamette ro.erld.an.
Application to purchase must be made on
Tegular 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 lis made deed will issue.
The right to reject any and all bids la re
served. .Applications snd bids should be addressed
to M. L. Chamberlln. 'Clerk of the Board,
Saiem. Oregon, and raarktid "Application and
bid to purchase state lands."
M: L. CHAMBERLIN.
Clerk of the Board.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1002.
INVITATION FOR BIDS BIDS ARE HERE
by invited for the construction of five sec
tions of a sewer system and also a 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 the City of Eureka. Bids must
be offered for each section and the storm
sewer, as detailed in the said specifications,
separately. All materials to be furnished by
the contractors. 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. WCNDERLICH. City Clerk.
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF UNITED
States Army transport Grant. Office of Gen
eral Superintendent, Army Transport Serv
ice, 38 New Montgomery St., San Francisco,
Cal.. June 17. 1902. Sealed proposals. In
triplicate, for the purchase of the Army trans
port Grant will be received in this office until
12 M July 10, 1002, and then opened. Vessel
to be delivered to successful bidder at Sin
Francisco. Cal. The Government reserves the
tight to reject, any or all proposals. En
velopes containing proposals should- be Iri"
dorsed "Proposals for Purchase of Army
transport Grant," and addressed"! the Gen
eral Superintendent Army Transport Service,
San Francisco Cal. Particulars as to bonds
required, and InformAtion aa to the character
of vessel, etc, furnished on application.
PROPOSALS FOR NET BEES', FEED.
Flour. Oats, Coal and Wood U. S. Indian
School Service, Chemawa, Or., Juno 13, 1902.
Scaled proposals'. Indorsed "Proposals for
net beef, etc," as the case may b. and. ad
dressed to the Undersigned at Chemawa, Or,,
will be received at this school-until-2 o'clock
P. M. of July 11, 1902. for furnishing and
delivering at this school, as required 'during
the fiscal year cndlnc June 30, 1903, about
146,000 pounds nl beef, 32.000 pounds ground
feed. 150.000 pounds flour, 32.000 pounds qata.
100" tons hard coal, 6 tons blacksmith's coal
and 1CC0 cords -wood, as pf r specifications
and instructions t,o bidders obtnln.ab'e at the
school. For further lnforma.tlo apply to
THOMAS W. POTTER, Superintendent.
OFFICE OF C. Q. M.. VANCOUVER BAR
racks, Wash., June 0. 1002- Sealed pro
posals. In' triplicate, will be received here
until 11 A. M. June 25, 1G02. and then
opened, for .the .construction, at, Vancouver
Barraaks, . Wash., for one double set offi
cers', quarters,. For fuJJ Information, plans
and specifications apply to this office. U. S.
reserves, right to reject or .accept any or
all proposals or any part thereof. Envel1
opes, containing, ncoposals should be marked:
"Proposals for construction of buildings at
Vancouver Barracks, Wash.," and addressed,
to undersigned. .
W. A. BETHEL. A. C. Q. M.
SEALED BIDS FOR FURNISHING SCHOOL
District No. 1. Multnomah County, Oregon,
with wood Xor the ensuing year will be re
ceived at the office of the School Clerk. City
Hall, until 12 o'clock M.. Saturday. June 23.
1902. Specifications for the same may be. had
at the office of the School Clerk.
. L. W SITTON.
v H. WITTENBERG,
Committee otu Supplies.
Portland, Or.. June 19. 1902.
TERSONALS.
SILK ETON JACKETS WE HAVE A NEW
shipment, of Eton Jackets; the material-are
of the latest descriptions, and the style and
fit are Just what you expect Select what
you want from our stock. We will be pleased
to let you have the goods you want on easy
weekly payments, without extra charge for
the accommodation. We handle everything
In ladles' and men's wearing apparel, furni
ture, watches, musical Instruments and all
kinds of household goods. Eastern Outflt-
..lift -V. OOO-AiAA I 4UilIli&tVU
23 WOMEN WANTED SUFFERING FROM
Irregular, painful or stoppages, leucorrhoea
(whites) and all diseases of women, old or
young, cured by old Dr. Kessler. 230 Yam
hill st, Portland. Or. Private waiting-room
for ladles. Consultation free. Call, or write.
Inclose 10 2-cent stamps.
GENTLEMAN. 33, STRANGER. WISHES
the acquaintance of girl of suitable age; ob
ject companionship and marriage; none but
refined Christian lady need answer; full de
scription given by each before meeting; strict
ly confidential. Address C 47. care Oregonian.
Mm. Aza, Holmes, specialist, ,may be consulted
free. Facial and scalp treatments given,
wrinkles and all blemishes removed, hair
djed or bleached, plastic surgery performed;
school of dermatology, massage and elec
trolysis. 311 Morr. st, opp. P. O. Black 1823.
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? ARE YOU
nervous and weak? Sexlne Pill are guaran
teed to cure you. A cash coupon in each box.
$1 a box. 8 boxes for $5. Two months treat
ment. Address J. A. Clemensoa, Druggist,
Second and Yamhill, Portland. Or.
DRESS SUITS FOR RENT. ALL SIZES
$1 a month keeps your clothing cleaned and
frtised. buttons tewed on and rips sewed up.
Tempt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor
ing Co., 347 Washington, opposite Cordray's.
A CLEAN, clear complexion Is a joy forever.
Wrinkles. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, and all
facial blemishes permanently removed. Thin or
faded hair corrected. N. X. Eiectro-Thera-peutlc
Co., 702f Marquam bldg. Tel. Black 2fc31.
OTOSA POSITIVELY ENLARGES THE BUST
3 to 6 Inches; sold under a guarantee to do
so since 1S49. Particulars free: sealed.
Western Department Placaurd Medical Co.,
Olobe bldg.. Seattle. Wash.
MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB
erts Nerve Globules. One month's treat
ment, $2; 3 months, $5. Sent securely sealed
.by mall. Agents, Weodard & Clarke. Port
land. Or.
"Book of Nature." "Decameron." "Vlcount
ess." Camllle." "Nana." "Rosa's Confes
sion," "Woman of Fire," "Fatal Wager,"
"A Siren's Wiles," 50c each. Scbmale. 229 1st
MORPHINE-oplum habits cured at home; only
remedy that cures without causing patient
any suffering whatever- Call Dr. Bruce Klm
mls, 20S4 Morrison, room 25. Portland. Or.
YOUR PRESCBXPTIONS ABB MORE Ac
curately and reasonably filled at EysseU's
Pharmacy. 227 Morrison st, bet. 1st ano2d.
We print your name on 30 calling cards, prop
er size and style, 22c; 250 business cards, $1.
Brown & Schmale, 229 First, Portland. Or.
YOUNG MAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND
with working girl; object acquaintance. Ad
dress E 46, care Oregonian. '
ONE-MINUTE TOOTHACHE DROPS. CURE
instantly. 10 and 23 cents. All druggists.
DR. LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT.
The best corn cure 25 cents. All druggists'.
MME. SAVAGE. MODISTE, LATE OF SAN
Francisco, removed to 2114 2d st Hcod 5S7.
MRS. DR. McCOY and assistant; electric treat
menta, Ross House, 211 14 First, cor. Salmon.
1 MRS- F. J. LYNCH. SCALP SPECIALIST;
electric and vapor hatbs. zvn- Alts icy oidg.
FINANCIAL.
LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE
h61ding permanent positions with responsibl
firms, upon their own names; easy payments;
Iflctly confidential.
3XONEY to loan on chattel mortgages.
New Era Loan & Trust Co., room 200
Abington building.
NOTICE PARTIES WISHING TO DISPOSE
of Helena Consolidated. Mustek Mining &
Milling, or Star Consolidated mining, stocks,
will find It to their Interests to consult the
undersigned, before disposing of the same.
L H. Bingham. 110 Sherlock building.
LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL
or chattel mortgages, personal or salary se
curity, at low rates. C W. Pallett. 213 Com
mercial block. Telephone Grant 850.
LOANS ON FURNITURET PIANOS AND
other securities; lowest rates. S. W. King,
room 45 Washington bldg. Thone Hood 415.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO
commission, and abstract of title furnished.
Portland Abstract Co.. 802 Commercial blk.
LOANS IN SUMS FROM $3 TO $500. ON ALL
classes cf security. R. L Eckerson & Co.,
room.b Washington bldg. Phone Clay- 73.
REAL ESTATE .LOANS. ANY 'AMOUNT,
low Interest; no brokerage. Western Invest
ment & Loan Co.,- room 10. 2456 Morrison.
$5 AND UP IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ALL
knds of security. W. "A. Hathaway, room
10 Washington building. Phone -Hood 413.
$300,000 TO LOAN AT 3 AND C PER CENT.
Win. G. Beck, 32i Morrison sL
FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO' LOAN. 0 AND 7 PER CENT. ON
city property and Improved Valley farms.
W. A. Shaw & Co.. 243 Stark st
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
all kinds of good security. . t. Nunn, zzs
Sherlock block.
$300 TO ?20CO ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
at low rates. Geo. P. Lent, room 5, 20514
Morrison.
MONEY TO LOAN. 0 per cent, farm or city
property. O, M. Smith. 3 Ch. of Commeree.
State funds loaned G per cent W. E. Thomas,
state agt for Mult- Co., 4ou Cham, of Com.
Six per cent money to loan on Clackamas. Coun
ty lands. E. F. Riley, 60S Cham. Commerce
MONEY "tQ LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE
curlty. Wm. Holt, room O Washington bldg.
LOANS en chattels, salaries: law rates. See
us first Mann & Co.. 604 Dekum building.
Money to loan, small amounts, short, or long
time. J. H. Hawiey, 2 Chamber of Cora.
BUSINESS .DIRECTORY.
Aoeonatant and auditor.
Gecrge T. Murton. 31S Cham, of Com. Phone
Brown 430. Bookkeeping, experting. teaching.
Asnnjers and Analysts.
J. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND AN
olytlcal chemist and mining engineer. 2u4H
Washington st
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 203 STARK ST
Experts on analysis of coals, minerals, rocks
and mineral waters. J. T. Gove. Manager.
PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYST;
gold dust bought 22Sb Stark st.
Attorneys-at-LttTT.
N. MOSESSOHN. attorney. 722. Chamber ot
Com. Consultation free. Collections accepted.
NIXON & DOLPH, GENERAL PRACTITION
ers. Notaries Public 002 Commercial bldg.
Carpet Cleaners.
A. F. JONES CO., steam carpet and mattress
cleaners, S. 1st and Glbbs. Both phone Uuu.
Carpenters and Bnilders.
JOHN A. MELTON. CARPENTEP. AND
builder. S07 Stark st: office and store fix
tures built and remodeled, altering and re
pairing houses: grill work. Phone Mam 747.
GORDON, REMOVED TO 20S 4TH, FLY
screens, counters, shelving. Tel. Ciay 174.
CbJrododlxts and Manicuring.
WM! DEVENY & ESTELLE DEVENY, THE
only scientific chiropodists, parlor 301 Allsky
bulldlng. Third and Morrison. Oregon phona
Grant 18. This is the. long-haired- gtnileinan.
He is Ufa man you are looking for.
Civil Engineers.
PHILIP G. EASTWICK. CIVIL, MINING
and hydraulic engineer, ttSS Worcester bioek.
Coal Dealers.
VULCAN COAL CO.. WHOLESALE DEAL
ers best coals, foundry and smelter coke.
Coal and Wood.
BROWN & HICKS. COAL AND DRY WOOD,
foot Yamhill st Both phones. Main 713.
Commission Merchants.
HERMANN METZGER, PURCHASER OF
bides, pelts, furs, wool, 'mohair, tallow, old
rubber and old metal ami general commission
merchant. Front st. near Ma'ln. Portland,
Or. Cash-advances on consignments.
TAYLOR. YOUNG &. CO.. SHIP BROKERS.
and commission merchants, Sherlock build
ing. Portland. Or.
ALLEN &. LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO
auce merchants. Front & D sts., Portland, or.
r
Creameries.
SUNSET CREAMERY, 231 First: both phones;
butter, cheese, milk, cream and ice cream.
Dyelnsr and Cleaning.
JL W. TURNER, professional dyer and -cleaner.
SOI 17 th. cor. Columbia. TeL Red 131.
Fence and "Wire Works.
OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE
Works. A. Carlson. 233 East Morrison st.
Fireworks.
FIREWORKS. ALL KINDS, CHEAP; CHI-
nese mercnanaise. ui-ukb. es.c. vuong snong
Tong Co., 185 Second st
FIREWORKS AND FIRECRACKERS OF ALL
kinds cheap. Fook King Long, 151 Second,
cor. Yamhill.
Furnaces.
HOT-AIR FURNACES. J. a BAYER,
Second st
Fraternal Insurance.
Order ot Washington, foremost fraternal so
ciety of N. W.: protects the living. J. u.
Mitchell. Pup. bec'y. 012-015 Marquam bldg.
Junk, Hides and Pelts.
L. Shank a: Co. pay highest prices for old
rubber, metals, bottles, iron, rags, hldea,
n.lt nr.d tallan. 312 Front Tel. South nit
HalrdrcMsing, Toupees, Munleurlug.
ROSENTHAL SISTERS, 100 FIFTH ST.
dWlKUGO, .WW.-. .w-rf-M.ft. MMUtbUtUl,
Insurance.
HAMBURG - BREMEN FIRE INS. CO., 102
First st Paul van Frldagh, General Agent
Jnpnnese Goods.
Empress Bazar; Japanese goods; ladles under
wear, silk wraps, notions, etc. 285'4 Wash.
K. N. Klriy"118' Co.. Japanese goods, bamboo
furniture, 2tf7 Wasn. st Phone South 2441.
Fireworks and firecrackers, all kinds; Japanese
goods. Sun Soon Hule, 247 Yamhill st.
Leather and Findings.
THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. MFRS.
boot and shoe uppers, findings, shoe store
supplies, leather at all kinds. 7d Front st.
j. A. RE1D. mfr. boot and shoe uppers; fun
atock shoemakers suppUes. 207 Wash, st.
Harness and Saddles.
THE GEORGE- LAWRKNCE CO., WHOLE
aale saddlers and harness manufacturers,
leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st
JOHNSON & LUTHER: SINGLE AND
double harness; nign-ciass nnisn and work
manship; up-to-date styles. Cor. Cth and Pine.
I-
THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO., WHOLE
cale saddle and harnes mfrs., saddlery hard
ware, leather of all kinds. 73 Front st.
machinery.
TRENKMAN - & CO., MINING. SAW-MILL,
logging machlrfery, hydraulic pipes, castings
of all kinds repaired. 104 North Fourth st
THE E. C. ALBEE CO.; SECOND-HAND
machinery, saw mills, etc 243 Grand ave.
TATUM St BOWEN, PORTLAND, SAN
Francisco, Seattle.
Massage.
3604 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTHWEST COR
ner of Park, rooms 1 and 3 the Snowdcn
bathrooms; vapor baths, with massage;, also
electflo treatment Oregon phone Hood 904.
Refined young lady from fiostcn gives latest
Improved methods, massage, vapor, perfume
baths; try the famous Assyrian treatment.
AGO jr&rK 3U, wiuci jiuuuuu, iwiu u.
I
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE GIVEN BY A
yoUng lady from the East; strictly first-class.
Room 4. 34334 Morrison st
FRENCH LADY WITH TWO YOUNG GRAD
uate assistants gives massage treatments;
electric; perfume. 20S 5th.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, BY NEW YORK
graduate. No fake. 3514 Morrison, room 10.
Thermal baths and scientific ra&ssage. ladles
and gents. Rooms 20 and 27, 3234 Wash, st
Pasture.
Pasture 7 miles from Portland. Apply Oregon
Iron & Steel Co.. 339 'Sherlock building.
MR. LADD'S CANYON FARM IS NOW
open for posture. F. A. Miller. Supt
Restaurants.
SPANISH RESTAURANT. 260 DAVIS. ORB
gon phone Clay 312. Genuine chicken tamales.
Palmistry.
MAY MAUD SMITH. BOSTON'S RENOWNED
society palmist and mystic It you are In
doubt as to anything pertaining to you?
social, domestic or commercial lire, advise
with this gifted woman. It will avail you.
Parlor entertainments by appointment. 3504
Washington st
Laraen. the palmist returned: scientific read
ings. 50c; oast and future. 210 AlUky bldg.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Oregon Vlnvl Co.
LEWIS BLDG., PARK AND "MORRISON STS.
Health talks to ladles. Thursdays. ::2u P. M.
Plrrenolojry.
PROFESSOR GRIFFITH GIVES ABSOLUTE
satisfaction to his patrons; consult him now,
3-014 Washington st.
llisiclnux nua Surgcoim.
DR. MRS. CAREY TALBOTT SUCCESSFUL
ly treats and cures all dlaease of women,
Successful home treatment by mall. 3US:.i
moa st., between Fifth and Sixth.
DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID
ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows Temple.
Dr. Flora A. Brown: diseases of women and
children a specialty. Uttlce 517 The Dekuou
Roof-Pa In tin R and Repairing;.
Paint your roofs with Biackola water-proof
pumt; siopa Itaks and moss. Biackola Roof
fainting' pp., les park. Tel. West 1014.
Safes.
BEWARE. Certain "STANDARD" safes sold
aro trustworthy until tested by fire. Avoid
thin walls. D1EBOLD safes open after fire,
preserving contents. LOCKOUTS ODeced,
general repairs, burglar alarms, jails, safea
excbangd. J. E. Davis. 00 Third.
HALL'S SAFES, standard of the' world. Norrls
Safe Co., 1H 1st et, 2d door north of Stark.
Slot Machines.
TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE 'CO.. 34i
ashmgton at-j pioneer slot macnlne nowe,
establisntd lauj; largest and niott complete
esttrtmshnrent of the kind in the XT. S- Re
pairing a specialty. Oregon phone Oat 13iU
Coiumola pnone 570.
ROxAL NOVELTY CO., 310 STARK ST.;
largest variety. Supplies and repairing a
specialty. Phono North 1411.
Storage and Transfer.
CO. PICK, office S3 First bet Stark and.
Oak; phona Duu. Pianos and furniture moved
and packed for snipping; commodious firi
proof brick warehouse; Front and Clay sts.
Storage.
OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty.
Insurance rates low; storage lutes reasonable.
Careful attention given to country consign
ments. Tel. Or, Main 777. Columbia 070.
CHEAPER THAN STORAGE; SPACE IN
Pacific Warehouse, let at very low rate; oe
foods stored at moderate price. Pacific Wore,
ouae Co., 240 Starjc st. Pnone Mam 345.
STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD
at -bred, Bickel' storehouse. 31 North Front.
Splrltunllsts.
GERTRUDE MYRHN. CLAIRVOYANT. 507
Uoodnougn building, Fifth and Yamhill,
reads your l?fe accurately. Satisfaction guar
anteeu. No sign:; keep this address.
Mrs. Stevens, spiritual life reader; scientlfla
palmist; rast and future. 50c. 2S14 Morrison.
MRS. ADDIE R. SMITH. FOR A SHORT
time at lJ3h Fifth, cor. Alder, room 1.
Showcases and Store Fixtures.
R. LUTKE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO DIXON
Borgescn & Co.. Sixth and Hoyt sts.
Trunk Factory.
PORTLAND TRUNK CO., 50 THIRD ST.s
wholesale and retail. Send for catalogue.
Turkish Hatha.
DEKUM ELECTRIC LIGHT Turkish baths j
hours ladles. 9 to 3; gentlemen, 3:30 to 9.
Typewriters.
Columbia Bar-Lock Visible Typewriter; get
catalogue. 319 California st, San Francisco.
Wail Paper.
H. P. CHRISTENSEN, wall paper, graining;
paper, picture framing. 141 7 th, cor. Alder.
"Watchmakers and Jewelers.
j
JOHN A. BECK. WATCHES. DLVMOND3,
Jewelry, silverware. 207 Morrison. Repairing.
"Wholesale Grovers.
ALLEN & XWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS,
cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland, Or.
LOST AND FOUND.
1
$25 REWARD THE SCHOOL BOARD OF
School District No. 37, Multnomah County.
Oregon, will pay twenty-flve dollars reward
tor thQ detection and sufficient evidence for
the conviction of the person or persona wno
broke into the schoolhouse In said district on
the night of the 10th or during the day of
the 17th lnst. Llnnton, Or., June 17, 19CC.
M. Crandall. W. J. Miller. L. W. Watts.
Board of Directors; S. Chase, District Clerk.
LOST LADY'S POCKETBOOK. FAWN COL
or; clasp, snake beads; contents, receipt, with
name, key and money. Reward. Return, to
221 Sixth st.
LOST CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILROAD
tleket Portland to Minneapolis, Issued to L,
K, Holbrook; reward. Phone Oak 171.
LOST A YELLOW PUPPY, WITH LEATH
er strap around the neck. Please return to
03 Ella st Reward.
LOST SUNDAY AFTERNOON, PLUSH CAPS
trimmed with furs. Reward it returned to
124 N. 19th at.
BANKS.
WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S BANK
rASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ...$9,000,000
DUDLEY EVANS ACT'G PRESIDENT;
UOMER S. KlNG.-i;.... ........ .MANAGER
a iSan Francisco.)
n LEA BARNES CASHIER
lOHS B. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIEK
juti (Portland.)
nenerol Banking Business transacted. Ex
etaanKe sold and Letters ot Credit Issued
available, in all parts of the world.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
iliUV' PORTLAND. OREGON.
t FRANK WATSON President;
r1 LVDURHAM Vice-President
ir W. HOYT Cashier
GEO W. HOXT Assistant Cashle?
United States Depository.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
1' BUSINESS. V
Drafts and letters of credit issued availably
tn all parts of the world.
CoTiectlons a. specialty. Gold dust bought.
liVDON" AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK.
WJU LIMITED,
rtinmber of Commerce building Third as!
WBm Stark streets.
Head office, 55 Old Broad street London.
This bank transacts a general banking busi
.. makes loans, discounts bills and Issues
lVttVra of credit available for travelers and the
Burcboae of merchandise in any city of the
y ... n'1 in fore I en and domestic ex
S-iff Deals In forelca and doraeatlQ
change, interest paid on term depoa
W. A. MACRAE. Manager.
JCfclU Via bCllU UCSU0W
.
AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK
CORNER THIRD AND OAK STS.
t c AINSWORTH President
tpVrCY T. MORGAN Vice-President
wW SCHMEER Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSI-
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
Vlce-Prsldeat JACOB KAMM
Cashier. P- C. MILLER
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
With which Is amalgamated
THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Capital paid up MM2
Reserve - 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
ances. Rates on application.
244 WASHINGTON ST.
E. A. WYLD. Manager.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. OR.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent ot
the United States.
President....- H. W. CORBETT
Vice-President -.A. L. MILL3
Cashier J- Vf-. NEWKIRK
Assistant Cashier .W. C. ALVORD
Second Assistant Cashier B. F. STEVENS
Lettera of credit Issued, available in Europe
and the Eastern States.
joints In the Northwest.
Sign. -"- J -, " ..".-." "" suit
on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-Maln.
Hong- Kong. Yokohama. Copenhagen.
Chrlstianla. Stockholm, St Petersburg, Mos
cow, Zurich. Honolulu.
Collections made on favorable terms.
LADD & TILTON. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1830.
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
pold on New lork. Washington Chicago Su
Louis. Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and" va-.
rlous points la Oregon, Washington. Idaho.
Montana and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London, Paris, Berlin.
Fr-.ulsfort and Hong Kong.