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THE MORNING OBEQONIAfl. gATUEDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,. 190?.- 13 -FOR SALE. BUnceUKHea.Ha. Kew TYPEWRITERS, all ,5?e 0S?.N5S and BOLD. Expert repairing. oflli,'u? plies; Mtoeograpu work; Publl trp"1-- Coast Agency Co.. 231 Stark. Tel. Oak 10 il. PARROTS-WILL BELL TOUNG HAD ralscd bird from $5 up: every bird tame. All kinds of fancy birds and animals, cheap. Portland "Bird Co.. 201 Third st. COKE, 6 PER TON. DELIVERED. PORTLAND GAS CO.. Ii4 ilfta t. BATES. KEW AND SECOND-HAND. CHEAP. Exchange your old one for a new. 0o 20. YOUNG FRESH JERSEY COW FOR SALE. Inquire at 381 East Pine st. MUST BE SOLD; ONE THREE-TON TRUCK. 15th and Burnslde. FOR SALE A GOOD COW. Scott 2321. , CALL PHONE HELP WASTED-MALE. 4 MACHINE MINERS. $3 TO 54; 10 HAND drillerl $250to $3; 4 blacksmiths. $3: C en gttS. Sato $4:4 carpenters, 12.50 to $3; 4 hrickmasons. $3.50 to $4; 4 stonemasons. $3.50 to $4: 4 concrete raeii. $2.50 to $3. camp cook. $80; short-order cook, $30 to $t0; farm overseer. $00; man and wife, private place. $05; loggers. $2 to $3.50: mill men. $2 up: planer men, $3; turner, $3; It. R. la borers. $2.20 to $2.50, paw: brickyard men. $2.25: laborers, city. $2 to $2.25; farm hands and milkers. $30 and $35; -woodchoppep, Wc to $1.10; cooks, waiters, flunkeys, dishwash ers. See our big list. Canadian Employment Co.. 228 Morrison. Branches 247 Burn slde. 155 North Sixth. 12S First. TRUSTWORTHY PERSON IN EACH COUN ty to manage business of old-established house of solid financial standing. Straight bonafide weekly salary of $18 paid by check each Wednesday, with all expenses. direct from headquarters. Money advanced for ex penses. Manager. 312 Caxton bldg.. Chicago. WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY A BLE-BODIED unmarried men between ages of 21 and 33, cit izens of United 3tates, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For lntorroatlon apply to Re cruiting Offlcer, Third and Oak streets. Port land, Or. MINERS. MACHINE DRILL MEN. MINING blacksmiths, carpenters, sawmill men. stone masons for concrete work, man overseer for farms and gardening, one cook for restaurant. C. B, Ray. Tolo. Or. WANTED A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN AS general agrnt. Canvassing and management of men required. Union suits for working men. Pacific Coast Supply Co., 20 CTFarrcll pU, San Francisco. CIGAR SALESMAN. WITH ESTABLISHED trade with large dealers who buy direct from factories. Adaress, with full partlcu lars. H. C Flsber. Fisher bldg.. Chicago. SOLICITORS WANTED IN OREGON AND Washington to handle accident and health ln turance; reliable stock company: new plans. Aldrlch & Wetzel. 210 Marquam building. MEN OUR FREE CATALOGUE EXPLAINS how we teach the barber trade in eight weeks, caving two years' apprenticeship. - Moler System College. San Francisco. Cal. PLAIN WRITERS; HOME EMPLOYMENT; copying small blanks; rate $25 per 1UU0; two stamps for particulars. Occidental Commer cial Agency. Dept. 11. Chicago. PLAIN WRITERS: HOME -EMPLOYMENT; copying small blanks; rate $25 per 1000; two stamps for particulars. Occidental Commer cial Agency, desk 11. Chicago. LODGE ORGANIZERS WANTED FOR PRIN cipal cities: $100 to $200 monthly. Walter A. Rice, Secretary. 644 Elllcott Square. Buf falo. N. Y. WANTED PHY EI CLN TO TRAVEL; MHST be registered in Oregon. Address at once M. T. Moran. Ashland. Or. State salary first letter. THE COLUMBUS. CALIFORNIA WINE DE pot, headquarters for cooks, .waiters and bar tenders. 143 Fourth St., P. Loratl. prop. Cook for mill. bdg.-IL. $40. boss here 5 P.M.: others: boat waiters; man and wife, ldg.- house. $40. R. G. Drake. 205 asn. WANTED AN ALL-AROUND MAN. GOOD salesman; give age. salary and experience. Morce Department Store. Astoria, Or. WANTED A GOOD. STEADY. INDUSTRI ous boy to drive express wagon: must glvo gooa reietences. inquire 45 First st. HASTY MESSENGER CO. WANTS ljj bright boys for messenger service. Apply its modlatdy. 03 Sixth st., near Stark. BOYS FOR DELIVERY AND LEARN OY0 ter business; good pay, steady work. Port land Oyster Co., 244 Ankeny fit. WANTED MAN WITH RAILROAD EXPE- ecce to work on narrow gauge railroad la togging camp, u iu, oregonian. vj GOOD OYSTER OPENERS: GOOD PRICES paid to steady, experienced openers. Port land Oyster Co., 44 Ankeny et. WANTED FIRST - CLASS TAILOR FOR Prlnevllle. For particulars call at room 615 imperial, from 2 to 4 today. WEAVERS, SPINNER&. CARD TENDERS. all kinds woolen mill help. Seattle Woolen Mill Co.. Klrkland. Wash. Wanted a practical smelter man. wno nas nan experience in renning depart ment. D 15. Oregonian. STENOGRAPHERS FURNISHED POSITIONS wiinout charge. Remington Typewriter Co., v orn si. juain . A BOY FOR A LAW OFFICE WHO WILL come to stay ana work. Address appllca tlons Q 17, Oregonian. HELPER FOR CANDY FACTORY- nvp with some experience preferred. Apply Aldon ITOUNG MAN TO LEARN MMPH TniTIR. wages while- learning. Apply 201 Burnslde nU TAILORS THREE COAT AND TWO TROUS cm-maters, wean & Curtis. Tacoma. Wash. OYSTER OPENER: EXPERIENCED. 3TORT- iauQ uysier co. Apply at 244 Ankeny st. "WANTED BOY FOR LIBRARY WORK.' x-uonc iaorary. cor. seventh and Stark. C ALKSM AN CITY. COUNTRY. STAR MAN Kiciuriag co.. 242 Washington at. WANTED MAN TO GO TO ASHLAND; $75 .uwnu. v aaningion si "W iAIsTED TAILOR. ARMSTRONG. THE wui, ow it uciiiiiision at WANTED BOY TO SELL PAPERS, at news stand. Union Depot. APPLY WANTED FIRST-CLASS PANTSMAKERS iicQii me lajicr. ma mird st. WANTED A PLATEN feeder. 210 Stark st. PRESSMAN OR BOY WANTED TO - ASSIST, AT 427 WASH ington st. BOY WANTED AT NAUS DRUG STORE. HELP WAMED FEMALE. WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AND chambermaid: first - class Place, cltv: smnA wages: German or Swede preferred. 230 jluuiuui. .leiepnone Biactc 2051. GIRLS WANTED AT CIGAR BOX P"Ar. tory; girls experienced in paper boxes pre ferred; good wages guaranteed. Call at 15 union nve.. cor. Ash st. x WANTED IMMEDIATELY: HOUSEKEEP- era. cooks, second girls, waitresses, chamber maids, nurses, st. Louis, 230 YamhllL I'none uiack 23S1. Wanted a girl for general house work; roust be good cook: no washing; wages s5u. airs. .. m: cadpby. 770 Marshall st. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO sew carpets with machine: wages $1.75 per cay. i. uevurtz & son?. 173 First. MILLINERS ACCUSTOMED TO FINE work; hlgfcen wages: also apprentice. Apply Aime. van licek. 352 Morrison. STENOGRAPHER ONE WHO CAN ASSIST wiin ornce work: salary $0 wek. Address. In nancwruing. k 18. Oregonian. A. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL Housework. Apply mornings at Miss Sho gren s. ,vi Dekum building. WANTED COMPETENT COOK. FIRST Claw family, city; wages $23 to $30. 230 tuuiuiii. j-uune iacK it Si. WANTED FIRST-CLASS WAIST FINISH- ers; aito gin tor housework. Mrs. Ditch ourn. wasnington nuiiding. GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK IN SMALL family. Inquire at E. W. Moore's photo gaiwy. uexuin ouiiair.g. WANTED LAUNDRESS. FOR MONDAYS ana "meiacy. uaii tmturaay morning from v to vi. i rtiorin mm. WA NT Ell COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK ana ao aownstairs worK; references required Apr' w iiowaaay ave. WANTED .GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE work in small .family; good salary. 4B4 East cisy. rnona Scott 2202 HELP WATfTED FEMALE. COOKS. CITY AND COUNTRY; WAIT rcftres. chambermaids, curses, second girts, experienced pickle packers, dishwashers; housework. J 15 to J 25. Canadian Parlors. 220 llorrisori. BTENOORAPHERS FURNISHED POSITIONS free of charge. Remington Typewriter Co 249 Stark st. Main 3. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GEN eral housework; three adults; good wages. 834 Montgomery st. WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work; r.mall family; good wages. 73 East 12th, cor. Everett. WANTED SCHOOL GIRL. ASSIST WITH housework. Email family; wages. 015 East Couch, cor. 16th. WANTED GOOD GIRL TO ASSIST WITH housework, go to school; small wages. 609 East Taylor. SCHOOL GIRL WILL FIND GOOD HOME; if competent, wages given. Address N lo, Oregoclan. WANTErj GIRL TO ASSIST IN GENERAL housework. Call between 9 and 12. 100 Nortn 18th st. WANTED EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR SEC- ond work. Apply mornings. 332 10th st.. cor. Market. WANTED GIRL TO DO - SECOND WORK; email lamny; good wages, (jail i-si eeveaui. WANTED MIDDLE-AGED CHAMBERMAID. Call after 3 P. M. at 10 North Second sr. Cook for mill bdg.-H. (boss here). $10; wait resses, chambermaids. Drake. itft waan. WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework: three in family. 128 I4tn st. CHORUS AND SPECIALTY PEOPLE; LONG engagement. Address N 18. Oregonian. WANTED A NURSE GIRL; REFERENCES required. 241 North 15th, cor. atarshaii. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; family of two. 311 Sherman. WOMAN TO ASSIST IN KITCHEN, PRI- vate bcardlng-house. 185 Firth. WANTED GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEN- era! housework. 048 Lovejoy st. WANTED LADY CLOTHES IRONERS. AT Union Laundry. 53 Randolph et. FIRST-CLASS MILLINER WANTED. CALL . O. U. W. building, room 24. GIRLS TO LEARN GLOVE TRADE. PORT- land Glovo AVorks. 210 Stark st. WANTED FIRST - CLASS VESTMAKERS. Nlcoll the Tailor, 108 Third et. WANTED A NURSE GIRL. AT 201 NORTH loth Ht.. cor. Kearney. WANTED A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. rppiy G4 Everett st. GIRL WANTED FOR SECOND WORK. AT 22 North llth st. WANTED NURSE GIRL; GOOD WAGES. inquire 49 J Taylor. WAITRESSES WANTED AT WATSON'S Restaurant. WANTED NURSE GIRL. APPLY AT 221 lSlh st. HELP "WANTED MALE OP FE3IALK 50 GIRLS. WOMEN AND BOYS. RED CAN- nery. East Eighth and lamhltl For first 25 applying two months' steady work. Oregon Packing Co. J. P. WILQUET WANTS 23 HOPPICKERS. campers. Inquire at St. Charles Hotel, in the morning. WANTED EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE dippers. Apply Sixth and Burnslde. SITUATIONS WASTED MALE. MiKcelluueonM. WANTED A PRACTICAL MINING MAN desires assistance to prospect for gold in Southern Oregon: can give references as to character and ability. Address F 18. Orego nlan. STRICTLY SOBER AND REFINED YOUNG man wants a place of employment; is nana around a place and good with horses and driving. E 18, care oregonian. WANTED YOUNG MAN. POSITION AS stenographer and typewriter; good reference, Phone TJcipnli37g. . Address 677 East Ash st. JAPANESE WAXTS TO WORK IN OFFICE or as ball Doy; speaKs nice isngusrr; star. Phone Clay 745. 303 Flanders st. JAPANESE BOY. TO ASSIST IN HOUSE work few hours dally, before or after school hours. A. 17. Oregonian. GOOD JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION in family to help cook and .do housework. P 18, Oregonian. CARPENTER WANTS JOB OR REPAIR work. 3C3 First st. Phone Front 130Q. SITUATIONS WANTEDFEMALE. WIDOW OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE desires a position as housekeeper, private secretary or companion to invalid; refer enoeo. L 17. Oregonian. YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER. FOUR years' experience In this city in general or flee, work, desires position. P 17, Orego nian. SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI enced lady cashier; best of references fur nished. B 17, Oregonian. WANTED TO RENT.. YOUNG MAN. EMPLOYED ON MORNING newspaper work, desires board and room with private family, suited to the convenience of his hours of employment; light breakfast on arising at noon and dinner at the regular nour; must Be in convenient locality and quiet neighborhood; state terms. Address D 18. Oregonian. WANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSE OF 4 TO 8 rooms, within 10 minutes walk of Third ana Qvashlngton sts.. and modern improve menta. b it, uregooian. MARRIED LADY. UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE. with 3-year-old child, deeires room and board in private family. Address W 18, Oregonian WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. m.T rj nTTTiKfi ivn nr.r dTxnr-c. tjt-t est price paid for men's cast-off clothing" and shoes. 73 North Third st. Phone Ureen 423. orders promptly attended to. WANTED-SMALL SAFE AND BLICKENS derfer typewriter; must be cheap for cash, Address iu a, lcKerson. v. o. box 115, city HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S CAST off clothing and shoes. 02 'North 3d. Phone iiooa oil. uraers promptly attended to. WANTED A SECOND-HAND FOLDING OR mantel bed; must do reasonable. Address T 18, Oregonian. SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT: HIOHEST PRICQ paid. 229 xamnui st. N FOB REXT. ftoumi. THE PALMER HOUSE, S. E. COR. ALDER and Park sts.," formerly The SpaldlnK The most complete apartment-nouse in the city steam heat, gas. electric light, porcelain baths, every modern convenience. Tourl and transient trade solicited. THE ELKTON JUST OPENED: NEW building, new furnishings, all first-class; fpui blocks from Union Depot and business cen ter; $2 to $5 a week; "trojjslents.50e and "up, van Kortn bixin at-, cor. ijavis. FRONT ROOM. NEWLY FURNISHED: SUIT. able for one or two gentlemen or man and wife; two beds if dcslted; bath, electric ugni. su wasnmgton, near 12th, upstairs. BEST ROOMS. WITH ELECTRIC LIGHT. bath and steam heat. $1 day and up. 345 rirsi el. cor. .uarxet, .lie a is ir aosired Phone North 3151. THE PLEAS ANTON. 28Sfc Third st.-Flne fur niched sunny rooms, en buIik simile or house keeping: transient solicited. Phone South Wl. THE NEWCASTLE. 8. E. COR. THIRD AND Harrison sts. Rooms, furnished cr unfur nlshcd; all modern convenience: refertnss. CITY VIEW HOTEL UNDER ENTIRELY new management; newiy lurmsned; every thing Hrst-class: cnargea moaera'e. NEATLY FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE keeping rooms; gas, bath, telephone. 351 Oak, near Seventh. Very central. PARTIES WISHING ROOMS OVERLOOK lng Carnival grounds call at 3S3 Davis s' .corner Park: phone Hood 748. THIRD ST.. 1K. OPPOSITE BAKER THE atcr Furnished rooms; cltan double beds very central and reasonable. LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED .'ROOMS. $1 day; twov blocks from The Portland, near Morrison. J71 went Par FOR RENT. Reesss. UTH STREET. 258 NICELY FURNISHED rront alcove room: also side room: beautiiur location-; private family; modern In every respect; gentlemen only. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. AT 381 TAY- lor st. two blocks from Portland. Hotel. Phone Front 1706. THB-MONNASTES. 2S?- FIRST ST. LARGE turnished outside rooms; reasonaDie; suuaoie for gentlemen.' 74 SEVENTH. COR. OAK A LARGE FRONT, room, for Carnival visitors; private xarauy; bath, phone. LARGE ROOM: STEAM HEAT. GAS, phone; to lady "who works. Inquire room 59 Washington. 304 ALDER ST.. COR. 10TH NICELY FUR- nlshed third-story front room; table boara; reascnacie. NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM; ALSO sid room; new house. 100 13th St., near Taylor. 527 TAYLOR ST. DESIRABLE FURNISHED rooms In private family; bath. gas. telephone. Furnished rooms. $1 week- up. Oilman Hot.-!. 1st & Alder; Tremont xiotel. 7th and Everett, ALPINE FLATS. COR. FOURTH AND MOR- rison r urqwaea rooms, en suite or single. TWO NICE FURNISHED ROOMS. TWO blocks from steel bridge. 260 Hassalo st. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 15 12TH. cor. Burnslde, five blocks from Carnival. The Rcs Nicely furnished rooms; transient solicited; onck building. 211 First et. 435 MAIN ST. ROOMS. PLEASANT AND central, reasonable. Phone West 255. ONE NICE. PLEASANT ROOM. FOR SIN- gle gentleman. 105 13th. cor. Taylor. LODGING ROOMS BY THE DAY, WEEK OR month. 011H GUsan. cor. 15th. FOR ROOMS PHONE SCdTT 1S37. 34 UNION ave. north. Rooms With Uoari!. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION: 15TII YEAR; rooms. 'Kith board; use of m wing-room: uts of library: Woman's Exchange; Industrial Echool. Address Mrs. C. E. Georg. Super intendent. 610 Flandtrs L HOTEL BROWN Finest rooms la the city; all newiy lurnuned; hot and cold watr. baths, electric- li3hts, elevator; table flrft-class; both car Unas; transient. Tot. White 1401. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GOOD board: suitable fcr two: gas, bath and phone. 131 17th. cor. Yamhill. NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM. WITH first-class table board, at 233 Jefferson St.; modem conveniences. FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD: SUIT- amc lor two gentlemen; private family. 504 Couch st. FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD. WITH ot ana cold watr. 223 llth st. - THE HESPERIAN FIRST-CLASS BOARD and room. 17th and Morrison. Hoasekeeplag Rooms. UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FOR HOUSEKEEP lng; East Side; pleasant, clean; has gas and water: easy walking distance to business cen ter, sis Ailsky building. WANTED UNTIL JUNE 1. 1003, FOUR FUR- nirhed rooms, lor light housekeeping, for man and wile; references exctaanged. Inquire iom. $1 PER WEEK AND UP; LARGE. CLEAN xurnisnea nouseKeeping rooms: use of laun dry, bath and telephone. 184 Sherman. SUITES FURNISHED COMPLETE .FOR housekeeping; single rooms; bath, gas ranges. pnone; no cnuaren &u Washington. THREE HANDSOME ROOMSK PRIVATE resiaence; electric ugnts. gas, oath, telephone. linen, stiver, etc. 4ti East Ankeny. SUITE NEWLY FURNISHED IIOUSfeKEEP lng rooms; all conveniences; In private house. v.aii room in. 2io Morrison. TWO FU.RNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. moaern. private resiaenc. gas stovo; no call dren. 023 4th. West 1S00. FOR RENT STORE. GOOD LOCATION. suitable for home bakery, dellcate-essen or grocery. Inquire 394 sixth. .FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR LIGHT HOUSE- xeeping; also .transient rooms. 225 . First st. I'none? west 2232. 2314 MARKET LIGHT, CLEAN SUITE OF tnree rooms, lunusnea, zor housekeeping; gas range; reasonaDie TWO DESIRABLE SUITES HOUSEKEEPING large front rooms; convenient to Carnival: 240 Seventh st. NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 335 Clay et., cor. Seventh. Central no children. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS: CHEAP RENT central; no emioren. inquire 420 Washington street. 02 17TH. COR. FLANDERS TWO NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms; no children. THE ABBOTT. .228 WASH. Fine furnished rooms, cn suite, single or housekeeping. FOR RENT 4 AND 5-ROOM FLATS. 271 Baiter, between Third and Fourth. DESIRABLE LOWER FLAT. FURNISHED, $22.50. 314 Third. No children. UoBiei. THE DKKUM RESIDENCE. OCCUPYING quarter diock at lHin and Davis: choice lo cation; beautiful grounds. Grlndstaff & Blaln. 246 Stark st. MODERN 0-ROOM "HOUSE: LARGE YARD, sightly, flrst-claes condition; rent $20. In quire 120 Gaines, cor. Hood. 4-ROOM COTTAGE. NEWLY PAPERED. West Side; rent $11.50. Call. room 10, 243 iiomson. DONALD G. WOODWARD. 218 STARK ST. rents and Insurance. Phone Main 343. KHrulaUea linuti, FOR RENT NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE. FUR nlshed, on Willamette Heights; one block from car line; fcr six months from October 15. Phone Green 781. 1 FOR RENT 6-ROOM FLAT. PARTIALLY furnished, centrally located: reasonable. In quire, Mark Schluesel, 314 Sherlock building. FURNISHED FLAT; ELECTRIC LIGHTS, bath: central. Inquire 273 Seventh. COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF rooms. 106 North 16th st. FOR RENT FURNISHEDv HOUSE. Sixth St., cor. Yamhill. 173 E Houses tor Rent Furniture for Sale 10 -ROOM HOUSE; GOOD FURNITURE central; $C00; also other furnished houses, IS. Oreconlan. HOUSE FOR REN1, NEW for sale. 401 Mill st. FURNITURE Mures. FOR RENT TWO BRICK STORES. NORTH side of Washington st.. between 10th and 17th sts.; lean. Jofeph M. Healy. 290 Mor HALF STORE. 231 FIRST ST.. FOR RENT. ror nrst-ciats confectionery: reference quired. Call Portland Bakery, cor. Second juam. LARGE STORE ON THIRD STREET, WITH une Duiemezi; gosa tor wnoiesaie or retail. inquire 210 Third ft. STOREROOM. 25x50. BRICK, CORNER, gooa location for business; $20 per month FOR RENT STORE, CORNER 16TH AND uusan. aiax smith, Norm lotn. Offices. OFFICE OR DESKROOM FOR RENT, quire at 200 Stark st. IN bnmrarr Ilmurta, NECANICUM INN. SEASIDE. OR. HOUSE facing ocean; good home cooking; open Sep terober. Mies E. Daroann. proprietor. Also two tints for rent. Wnrehome to Lease. WARFHOUSE FOR LEASE-ON SOUTHERN Pacific track, cor. East Oak and Water sts,; 50x100 feet: now occupied by OmatXA Packing Co. Page & San, owners, 120 Front street. PERSONALS. DR LAMOTTE"8 FRENCH CORN PAINT .The best corn cure, cents. All druggist WANTED TO CORREEPOND WITH A LADY witn a view 10 marriage, w 10. Oregonian. WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED ? - MAR riage paper. 10c box coo, Portland, Or. PERSONALS. FALL STYLE FOR 1002 NOW ON Dis play. New uilor-made auita, new susr ana woolen skirts, new silk raglans, new silk un derskirts, new silk, waists, new aress ana walking sklrfs, newtraglans, new coats and new furs;, everything the latest and best ob tainable. Eastern Outfitting Co., 383-300 Washington st. COMPLEXION MAKES OR RUINS YOU. Moles. olmDlea. wrinkles, superfluous hair. all facial blemishes permanently removed. Thin or faded hair corrected. Let us explain how. No charge, complexion tablets, one month's treatment. $1. N. Y. Electro-Thera peutic Co., 702 Marquam bldg. Black 2851. 23 WOMEN WANTED BUFFERING FROM irregular, painful or stoppages. leucorrnea (whites) and all diseases of women, old or young, cured by old Dr. Kessler. 230 Yam hill sr.. Portland. Or. Private waiting-room for ladles, consultation tree um ur wruo. Inclose 10 2-cent stamps. Mas. AZA HOLMES, COMPLEXION, HAIR. scalp and skin sneciaiut, may ne consulted dally free, at Oriental Parlors, 311 Morrison street, opposite PoatofHce; scientific massace given: blemishes removed permanently: work guaranteed: references. Tel. Black 1S2S. DRESS SUITS FOR REN1. all SIZES $1 a month keeps your ciotning cleaned ana pressed, buttons sewed on and rips sewed up. Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor ing Co., 347 Washington, opposite Cordray's. HAPPINESS RESTORED BY SEXINE PILL. toe great cure lor weas xiansya xaa ncrvouj weakness: $1 a box. 0 for $3. Sold only by J. A. Clemenson. Druggist, Second and Yam hill sts.. Portland. Or. HEADACHE INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND cured by moian ireaimeni; oropsy, gouc. paralysis, rheumatism, female dleases, cured by Mrs. Prof. Wheatley Howe, Indiau Herb alist, 351 Stark. MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ItOB- erts Nerve uioduics. una monws treat ment. $2: 3 months, $5. Sent securely sealed by mall. Agenu, Woodard, Clark & Co.. Portland, Or. BOOK OF NATURE." "A HOT T AM ALE," "The Beauty Spot." "A Modern Lover." "De cameron," "Agnes," "A Modern Eden," "Gil Bias," 50c e3ch. Schmale. 22t Jst, ENJOY LIFE BY REGAINING STRENGTH and happiness oy using mm ruts; price $1, 6 for $3. J.VA. Clemenson. Druggist, cor. Secoad and Yatrfhlu, Portland. Or. YOUNG. COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED graduate chiropodist, masseuse, and mani curist; terms reasonable. 'Office 20 Raleigh. Hood 1701. TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARB MORE AC curately and reasonably nuea at Kynsell s I'harmaey. jaorruon si.. ot. ana -m. W prlnt'your nam on 30 calling, card, prop er sue cny siyie. c: usoess cams, f i, Brown & Schmale, 229 First. Portland. Or. ALL DISEASES CURED WITHOUT MEDI- clne; Weltmer method: consultation free. Mrs. Hart. Magnetic Healer. 482 Alder eL CATARACTS AND PTERYGIUM CURED BY absorption: no operation; cross eyes straight cn'ed without the knife. Box 1040, city. CARL VERN C. BY -ADDRESSING ARCHIE Parker. Monmouth, or., immediately, will derive benefit therefrom. PERSONAL GENTLEMAN. STRANGER IN city, wishes to meet, sociable young lady. M 18. care Oregonian. Mies Beo La Rue, masseuse, manicurist: select patrons only. 351 Morrison, room 18. BUSINESS CHANGES. FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PROPOSITIONS. CITY OR COUNTRY. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LIST. AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY. TO LET HOTEL METROPOLE. VANCOU ver. B. C: centrally situated: contalnmjr 80 rooms, steam, heated, electric light, elevator and everything modern and good repair; one of tha finest buildings, and second-best hotel in Vancouver: present proprietors leaving on account of bad heajthr unfurnished, or terms can be made with outroing tenant to buy present furniture, etc; possession can be ar ranged to meet tenant. Address R. Kerr Houlgate, box 185, Vancouver, B. C. FINE STORE BUSINESS FOR SALE BY Wm. Nichols & Sons, at college Fiace.wasn. The law has forced us to close our business on Sunday; it being oar custom to clos on Saturday, we lose two days: for this reason we' desire to sell our well-established, paying buslnees. Call or address until Sept. C. F. Nichols, 323 Main' st., between Sixth and Seventh. $1500 WILL PAY FOR lo ACRES OF LAND planted witn 2000 rubber trees; 4 per cent guaranteed for five years; Income thereafter over $1200 annually. Book on Rubber Culture sent free. Mexican Rubber Culture Com pany. Chamber of Commerce building. Port land, Or. FOR SALE TWO GOOD ROOMING-HOUSES, 14 rooms, price 5850 and $1150. Two cot tages, central, furniture for sale; cheap rent. Cigar stand, rooming - house above, good lease. Grocery store, rooming-house above, snap. Oregon phone Hood 7051 255 Fourth street. PAYING GROCERY BUSINESS. WELL ES tabllshcd. steady trade: stand close Invest! gat Ion; in growing district: ill health only reason for selling; might rell half Interest to right man. J. A. Henkle or A. A. Baker, 2iu Abington bunding. FOR SALE A MANUFACTURER'S AGENCY business: has been established about one year; has a number of very desirable ac counts, under contracts: all desired lnforma tlon will bo given on application. Address C 18. Oregonian. NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE; DOING business or zsoo montniy. expenses 52u0 price $2500. part down and balance in month ly payments; must be taken Immediately. Address f iu. oregonian. FOR SALE LARGE MERCHANT TAILOR lng nouse in fa eat tie. yvajn.. doing $50,000 yearly In tailoring; also ready-made cloth ing: sell reasonable. Address P. O. box 717. beattic, wasn. ROOMING-HOUSE, 30 FlNELY FURNISHED rooms; lease, low rent; choice location; pays handsome profits: time payments. Columbia Real Estate Co., 234 Morrison st., corner Second. ELEGANT OPPORTUNITY FpR SALE; BEST oyster nquse in roruano. aomg soiendld business; price $1500; this 1$ a bargain; in vestigate. Address S 10, Oregonian. THE BEST HOTEL PROPOSITION IN EA8T ern Oregon for trade; $10,000 per year; owner must retire on account of other business. Ad dress G. T. Conner. Merrill. Or. A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE FOR right party with $000: $1000 returns within 12 months for each $100 Invested. Address F 17, Oregonian. FIRST-CLASS. WELL-ESTABLISHED DYE works; fine trade: centrally Ideated: good chance for right party. Address R 18, cars Oregonian. THE ALICE GOLD MINING CO. (COPPER) offers the best investment in mining In tha West. See them about IU 322 Chamber of Commerce. FINE THREE - STORY BRICK BLOCK, stores, postcfllce. rooming-house: 10 per cent net "income; a bargain. By owner, 432 Will lams ave. FOR SALE A RESTAURANT. FIRST-CLASS location; business established 10 years. In quire at California Kitchen. 283 Washington street. FOR SALE DRUG STORE IN SOUTHERN Oregon; doing a good business; invoices about $1000; good reason for selling. E 1. Orego nian. . FOR SALE A FAMILY GROCERY; In voice $2500: doing good business; thriving town. Address A 12. care Oregonian. FOR SALE OLD-ESTABLISHED COUNTRY newspaper; complete printing outfit, includ ing Job office. O 17. Oregonian. FOR .SALE CIGAR. CONFECTIONERY store and rooming-house; cheap rent, long lease. Inquire 420 Washington. GOOD GROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES for sale; fine location and trade; will bear Inspection. V 18, Oregonian. HALF INTEREST IN A NO. 1 MANUFAC turer's agency for sale. Inquire or write D. C. Rcccrs. 200 Stark st. SAWMILL. READY TO RUN. PLENTY' OF timber; snap. Columbia Real Estate & Trust Co.. 234 Morrison st. FINE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE; bargain It taken at once; investigate. G 18, Oregonian. WANTED TO BORROW $400 ON GOOD chattel security; no agents. J 18, caro Ore .ronlan. LADY PARTNER WANTED IN GOOD. PAY ing cash business; with $150. A 17, Orego ' nlan. FOR SALE COMMERCIAL HOTEL. . dress Oilers Sisters. Drain. Or. FOR SALE BAKERY AND GROCERY. C. Lylc. Sellwood Station." y SPECIAL OT?CES. 1 OUS1SESS DIRECTORY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Proposal Invited. PROPOSALS FOR MACHINERY FOR SEC- tional Drydock for Port of Portland. Fort land, Or. No. 600 Worcester Building. Port land. Or. Sealed proposals -srlll be received and opened on Oct, 0. 1UU2. at 4 P. M., at the above office. In one amount, for all the machinery for the sectional wooden drydock for the Port of "Portland, embracing centrifu gal pumps, plpjng and valves, electric motors and wiring, ec., for tame, capstans, cleats, keel and bilge block tackle, centering shores, etc. according to plana and specifications prepared by Jas. E. Blackwell. consulting engineer. Dexter Horton building. Seattle. Wash. Plans and specifications will be sent to firms guarantselng to submit bids for the entire plant, upon written application, which must be recelied on or before Sept. 23, and must be accompanied by a certified check of $100. drawn to the- -order of the Port of. Portland, which will be returned udou re ceipt of bid and plans and specification. IT plans and specifications are not returned within 20 days of opening bids, check will be forfeited. The right to re;cct any or all bids or to waive defects, is reserved. Full infor mation can be obtained and applications fchould be made to the consulting engineer or to E. T. C. STEVENS. Clerk of the Board. PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS AT FORT Lawton. Wash, Constructing Quartermas ter's Office. Seattle. Wash.. Hept. 4. 10u2. Sealed proposals, in triplicates-will be re celved here until 11 A, M. Friday; Oct. .3, -1002. and then opened, for construction, in cluding plumbing, gas piping and heating, -of one ench double net officers', double set Cap tains", double set LUutenanU and doubl-i set non-commlssloned staff quarter; double barrack, band barrack, and coal ihed at Fort Lawton. Wasn. Fail information will be furnished at this office, where ulan3 and specifications may be seen. Plans and specifications may aso be seen at oices of Quartermaster's, agent, Tacoma. Wash.; Quartermaster. Fort Wright, Spokane, Wasn. ; Depot Quartermasters, Portland, Or., and Depot Quartet masters, San Fiaaclsco, Cal. Right Is reserved to accept or reject any or all proposals or part3 thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked 'Pro posals for bulldtngs at Fort Lawton." and addressed to G. S. Bingham, Major and . M-, U. 6. Army. PROPOSALS FOR POTATOES AND ONIONS Cfilce Chief Commissary. Vancouver uar racfc. Wash., August 25. 1002 Sealed pro posals for furnishing end dellverina" potatoes and onions tor seven months beginning Oc tober 1, 1002. will ba received here and at offices of CommUsaries at Fort Stevens. Or.; Bolfe Barracks. Idaho; Fart. Lawton, Fart Canby, Fort Casey. Fort Flagler, Fort Walla WdUa, Fort Woiden. Fort Wright and Vancouver Barracks, Wash., until 11 o'clock A. M. September 8, 1002. and then opened. Information furnished on application. En velopes containing' proposals fnould be in dorsed "Proposals for potatoes and onions," and addrcszed to Commissary of .post to be supplied, or to Cc'.onel F., E. NYE, A. C. G., Chief Commissary. PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND 'MUTTON Office Chief CommiAsary. Vancouver aar racks. Wash,, Sept. 4. 1002. Sealed propo sals for furnishing and delivering frosh beef and mutton for tlx months, beginning Jan. 1, 1003, will be received here and at offices of Commissaries at Fort Steven?. Or.: Boise Barracks. Idaho; Forts Casey. Canby. Flcg-J Jer, Walla walla, woratn. vrignt, lawton and Vancouver "Barracks. Wash.; until 11 A, M.. Oct. 4. 1002, and then opened.- Infor mation furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposals -should be Indorsed "Pro pocala for fresh beef and mutton," and ad dreesed to Commlwary of. po3t to be supplied, or to COLONEL F. E. NYE. Chief Com'y. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING NOTICE IS hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Portland Geneial Elec tric Company will be hcid at the principal office of the company. No. 320 'Alder St.. Portland, Or., on Tuesday, September 10. 1003. at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M., for the pUrpoaa of electing aBoard of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of sueh other business as may properly come before the irweUng. v This notice Is published In ac cordance with the by-laws of trie company.' Portland. Or.. Sept. 3. 1002. CHARLES H. CAUFIELD, Secretary Portland General Electric Co. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PRO. posals for furnishing material and piling and for driving and capping wharf at Portland, Or., will be received at the oifice of the American Can Co.. 533 and 540 Worcester block. Portland, until 1 o'clock P. M. Septem ber 10, 1002. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Portland or Astoria office of the company. No bid will bejonsldered un less accompanied by ce'rtificd,:cneck for 5 per ' cent of the amount of bid. The company re serves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informality in any bid. LOST AND FOUND. ItST-fiMALL TRUNK. LEFT IN SOME hotel, boarding-house or baggage-room about June 10; -with owner's name, "E. A. Church Ill." on lerther tag. Information will be re warded by addressing .sirs. J. lucser, Condon, Or. A LADY'S GOLD WATCH WAS LOST Thursday evening on the Carnival grounds; initials "L. S." on outside. Finder will re celve reward if he will leave it at 208 Wash ington et., in the Jewelry store. LOST AT WOMEN'S HEADQUARTERS. A chatelaine purse, containing a gold watch and $25 in money,, etc. Liberal reward will be paid for returning to oregonian omce. LOST LADY'S. OPEN-FACE BLUE ENAM el watch, at the Carnival. Wednesday even ing. Return to Oregonian office, and receive reward. LOST TOPAZ SET FOR RING. LIGHT SAL moo color, about size of end of little finger. Return to Heltkempcr. the Jeweler. Re ward. LOST A GREEK LETTER CLASP PIN. with small diamond setting, at tha Carnival on Thursday. Reward. Room 33 Tha Gil bert. LOST LADY'S GRAY" PURSE. ON MORRI- aon st.. between Park and Fifth; owners name inside. Please return to Oregonian of fice. LOST AT CARNIVAL. THURSDAY1 NIGHTS & brooch, with diamond and four pearls, and one lost out. Reward. 5.0 Enat Ash. LOST ELK TOOTH CHARM. "W. A. IRVIN. 338 Salem.' on back. Return 303 Commer cial building, city. Liberal reward. LOST AUG. 30. BROWN AND WHITE spaniel dog; answers name aport." Return 201 Front. Kewaro. LOST AUGUST 2S. WHITE ANGORA KIT tcn, large pinkish" eyes. Return CS3 East Morrison. Reward. yotWD A GREAT DANE. OWNER CAN have same" by paying charges. E "17, Orego nian. FOUND SEPT. 2. BUNCH. OF KEYS. OWN er can have by prpvlng property and paying "ad." FINANCIAL. LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE holding permanent positions with responsible firms, upon their own names; easy payments; strictly connaenuai. MONEY to loan -on chattel mortgages. New Era Loan A Trust Co..- room 208 Abington building. 1 LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL cr chattel mortgages, personal or salary se curity, at low rates. C. W. Fallen. 213 Com mercial block. Telephone Grant 856. LOANS IN SUMS FROM f5 TO $300. ON ALL kinds of security, il. 1. Eckerson & Co.. room 5 wosnington bldg. rncne Clay $5 AND UP IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ALL kinds of security. W. A. Hathaway, room 10 Washington building. Pboutt Hood 413. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES: NO commission, and abstract of title furnUheu. Portland Abstract Co., UU2 Commercial blk LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND other securities; lowest rates. S. W. King, room 45 Washington bldg. roone Hood 413. MONEY TO LOAN. 6 AND 7 PER CENT. ON city property and Improved Valley farms. w. a. snaw u co.. biaric mu MONEY TO LOAN" IN SUMS TO SUIT ON all kinds of good security. W. 11. Nunn. .B52 Sherlock block. Six' prr cent money to loan on Clackamas Coun ty lanas. t;. r . miey. rdss cnam. commerce. MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF RE- .curlty. u m. Hon. room U W ashlngton bids:. LOANS on chattels, salaries: low rates. Sea us first. Mann & Co.. COl Dekura building, MONEY TO LOAN. B per cent, farm or city property. O. M. Smith. 3 Ch. of Commrc. Money to loan, small amounts, short or long time. J. H. Hixwiey, 2 cnamb'r 01 com. Mortgage loans, small amounts, short or long time. W. S. Ward. 323 Ailsky building. $300,000 TO LOAN AT 5 AND 0 PER CENT. wm. kji jiomwn st. IF TOU WANT MONEY". GO TO UNCLE Franklin. 1B5 First. - 1 CITY DIRECTORY". Acconntnnt and Auditor-. George T. Murton. 3IS Cham. of. Com. Phon Brown 4vO. Bookkeeping, experting. teaching. AcIiIteeU. DELOS D. NEER. ARCHITECT. ROOMS 21 and 22. 133 First at. Phon Red 2U24. Asm era and Aalyts.- J. 1L F1S1C. MINERAL ASSAYER AND An alytical chemist and mining tnglneer. 204 Washington st. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 2US STARK ST. Experts on analysis of coals, minerals, rocks and mineral waters. J T. Gove. Manager. PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAtKU AND ANALYST: gold dui bought. 228 Stark st. V Attorney-Jtt-Luv. NIXON & DOLPH. OENEP.AL PRACTITION ers. Notaries Public. 502 Commercial bldg. N. MOSESSOHN. GENERAL PRACT1T10N er. Notary Publjc, d22 Chamber o Com. Book Stores. NEW AND SECOND-HAND SCHOOL BOOKS. 25 Morrison, between First and second. Carpenters uud 11 ail tiers. JOHN A. MELTON. CARPENTER AND builder. 307 sSuiric c: oihco and store fix tures built nnu lemodeled, altering and r valrifcg nous-'s; grill work. Phone Main 4. W. L. BUCKLER, carpenter and builder. 330 Stark. House., atleied and repaired; store aim ouice fixiuics, cfeii&tui jobolng. Pnone Blk t14. H. O. Laughry; houses built and repaired; store huiiig. 11S uraud eve. Ore. Blue fot. OUitDON. REMOVED TO 20! 4TH. FLY scrteiu. couni'.rs. snislvlng. Tel. Clay 174. Chiropodists nod Manicuring:. L Ml'lCJiELL. FiUST LICENSED EXPERT chu-opouibi in Oregon; lr.aoraeu by leauutg Vi j.-.aiij; uil itiorunienti stemmed; w t.:iic4 i.ateu at onioc Ucl. Hooa '125) or riiance oest -22;. Oifice in rUught's Shoe Suae. 5th & v asii.. opposite Perkins Hotel. M. DK:.M & KaiKLLK DEVENY. THE uuiy cientutu cuiiu)uuii., purjors 00 1 Altsky building. Tiiiru ar.u Muirisuii. Oregon pboua uirtnt iu. Uais ia the lous-catreU gcuUeuuui. lie ia the mau yuu aru looking for. CORNS. BUNIONS. CALLOUSES. INGROW- lntr nallj btirmanntlv removed. All comuetl lois Ci.al.enged. Raieigh. Pnone tiood liOl. Claire oyants. Madame Jo"hntton. clairvoyant, piceeni. tun.re; leauuigd 5oc nuviaittctlou guaranietd. telU cast, 231 5th st. Civil Engineers. PHILIP i. EASYWICK. CIVIL. MINlNvi and hydraulic eugmcer. 056 Worcester block. Coal Dealers. LLCAN JOAL CO.. WHOLESALE DEAL- t et coau. foundry and smelter cone. Conl nud Wood. WESTERN FEED &'FUEL CO.. DEALERS In all kinds coal, cokc. charcoal, mails to let. 154 North Fifth. Both phones. BiiOWN fc HICKS, COAL AND DRY WOOD, Fcot Yamhill st. iJotn pnonets. Mam llo. Commission Merchants. HERMANN METZGER. PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, xura. wool, monair, tallow, old tubbed and old metal and general cummusiuu merchant. Front st,. near Main. Portland. Or. Cash advances on consignment. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS and commission merchants. Sherlock build ing. Portland. Or. ALLEN A LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO- uuco merchant:. Front ft 11 sis., roruana. ur. Custom Cortccts. ANY KIND OF CORSET DESIRED, DE- slgncd for .ail iigures. maue 10 oruer. itoom 5b, Washington building. Dyeluf" and Denning. H. W, TURNER, profeesional dyer and dean Ttnr 17th .-or. toMimhla. Tel. Rd 131. Electro-Plutlngr. GOLD. SILVER. COPPER. NICKEL. ETC. Mlalpg and batttry plates. Peninsular Plat ing V orks. 353 Stark st. Fence and Wire Works. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE Works. A. Carlson. 2E0 Eait Morrlaon at. Fraternal Insurance. Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N. W.; protects the living. J. L. Mitchell. Sup. 8ec'y. 012-815 Marquam bldg. Furnaces. BOYNTON HOT-AIR FURNACES. WHOLE sale aud retail. J. C. Bayer. 283 Second. HalrdrcsMltiR. Toupees, llanlccring. ROSENTHAL SISTERS. 100 FIFTH ST. Switches, toupees, hairdresslng, manicuring. PARIS HAIR STORE. S08 WASH. ST. THE leading wigmaker and hairdressers. Gnaollne Kmrinea. TATUM ft BOEN.- PORTLAND. SAN FRAN cisco. Seattle. Harness and Saddles. THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE saie saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO., WHOLE sale saddle and harness mfrs.. saddlery hard ware, Uatlier of all kinds. 73 Front st. Insurance. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 First st. Paul van Frldagh. General Agent. Jnpnnese Gooes. Japanese and Chinese goods, all kinds: mat tings, carpets, etc. Sun Soon Hula. 247 Yam- I.catlier nnd FlndlnRs. THE BREYMAN LEATHEU CO.. MFRS. boot and shoe uppers, finding)1, shoe store uppllx. leather of all kinds. 73 Front at. J. A. REID. mfr. boot and shoe uppers; full ' stock shoemakers' supplies. 207 Wash. st. Manage. Refined voung lady given salt-glow, vapor, lavender baths; delightful, invigorating. Try the famous Assyrian treatment. 313 Mor rison, room 4. Don't mistake the number. VAPOR AND SPONGE BATHS. WITH MAS sage. given at 360 Washington street, the Snowden bathrooms; also electric, steam baths and electric treatments. Rooms 1 and 3. YOUNG LADY GRADUATE MASSEUSE, thoroughly experienced, scientific manlcurUt. chiropodist. Office 20 Raleigh. Phone Hood 1701. EXCELLENT BATHS'. MAGNETIC AND massage treatment, by young lady from the East; swellest in city. Room 10, 351 Mor rison. FRENCH LADY WITH TWO YOUNG GRAD uate assistants, sivea massace treatment; electric, perfume. 208 5th. Phone W. 1873. MAGNETIC AND MASSAGE PARLORS: Ex perienced lady from the East. Hours. 10 to 8. 135 Seventh. THERMAL BATHS, scientific mawiage, by ex perienced masseuse. Rooms 28 and 27 Raleigh. MRS. NEAL. VAPOR BATHS AND MAS eage. 170 3d., cor. Yamhill. Room 3. Mrs. Obrock, graduate masseuse, references given. 424 Abington bldg. Tel. Red 2S64. Slachlnery. TRENKMAN & CO.. MINING. SAWMILL, logging machinery, hydraulic pipes, costing! or all kinds repaired. 1(14 North Fourth st. THE H. C. ALBEE CO.; SECOND-HAND machinery, sawmills, etc. 248 Grand ave. TATUM & BOWEN. "PORTLAND. Fruoclco. .Seattle. SAN Musical. Lessons 50c, piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio lin: lnstrum'ts for sale. Mrs. Martin, 104 1st. Marble and Grnnltc. BUY MONUMENTS OF WEEKS. 720 FrtONI. .Fine work, low prices. Palmlxrryr SPECIAL CONTINUED FOR SEVEN DAYS Full life readings. 25c. Prof. Wallace, the palmist. Cosmos, , Fourth and Morrison, par lors 1 and 2. MRS- GRIFFITH, clairvoyant, card reader and palmist. CAN TELL YOU what you want to know. Room 41 Cosmos. Fourth and Morrison. MTST1C ADEPT HAS RETURNED. HAVE your HANDS READ. 50c and $1. 2S9 3d st. Larsen. the palmist, returned: scientific read ings, 50c; past and future. 216 Alisky bldg. LKW1S BLUG. PARK AND MORRISON STS. Health talks to ladles. Thursday. 2:3U P. it. t'uirnt. PATENTS PROTECT YOUR IDEAS. FEE contingent- Consultation free. .Lit. 1091. Mllo is. Stevens & Co.. 851 14th St.. Wash ington. D C. Showcases untl Store .Fixtures. It. LUTKE & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO DIXON. Borgeaon & Co.. Sixth and Hoyt sts. Slot Mncimten. TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE CO.. 343 Washington st. : largest variety; repairing. JunU, littles untl Pelts. L. Shank & Co. pay highest price for old rubber, metals, bottler, iron. raK. hlil-. pelts and tallow. 312 Front. Tel. South DUl. Manufacturers of Lniile' Uuodu. Clearance sale silk waisu, skirts, klmonas. ladles' muslin underwear, etc.; ladles' unoer weat to order. Sing" Cliong Co., 533 Morrijon. Physicians ami Sitrseunn. DR. MRS. CAREY TALliOTT SUCCESSFUL- ly treats and cures all disestsrs of woniep. Successful home treatments by mail. 3id Salmon sc. between Fifth and Sixth. DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID- ney ana skip, diseases. Odd Feiio-- Tempts. Dr. Flora A. Brown; diseases of women and children a specialty, pfnee 517 The ixum. Saddle Horses. SADDLE HORSES. AT PORTLAND RIDING Club. 304 llth. cor. Harrison. Tel. Ma.n aaJ. baxeti.- BEWAUE. Certain 'STANDARD" safes oll are trusrworthy until tea led by fire Avoid thin walls. D1EUOL.D &a(ed oe after lire, preserving contents. LOCKOUTS opened. General repairs; burglar alarm. Jails. areJ exchanged. J. E. Davis. bG Third. BARNES SAFES PORTLAND SAFE & LOCK Co.. gen'lagts., 205 2d st., A. o. U. W, oids- HALL'S1 SAFES, standard, of the world. Norrl Sate Co.. ui 1st &.. 2d door north of Stark. Spiritualists. MME. AD WARD. SPIRITUALIST MEDIUM, can be consulted on bu&iness. lavsuits. love, matrimony; unites the sepaiutea, no mutter tnu distance or cause; satisfaction guaran teed. Rooms 5. 6. A O. V. . bldg.. corner 2d and Tayior. Take elevator, fourtu floor. ALL IN TROUBLE wCLL AND SEE MRS. Wallace, the .amous paycnlc; glvd valuable advice on all analis of life, traces absent triends. mlnesv family difficulties. Alway consult the best. 271 Morrison St.. room A. GREAT INDIAN MEDIUM. PALMIST AND phrenologist; seventh daughter of tne seventh born wlui double veil; tells from cradle to grave: satisfaction to all. Mrs. Wheatley Howe, 351 Stark st.. second Hour. GERTRUDE MYREN. CLAIRVOYANT, 50 Uoodnough 'building, Fttth and Yamhill, reads your life accurately; satisfaction yuar ahtetd. No blgn; keep mis address. GOLD MINE: CAN TELL HOW TO LOCATE by egg charm. Mre. Howe. 331 Stark st., upstairs. Mrs. 8tevens, spiritual life reader: scleti.Ific palmist; post and future. 50a. 221 Morrison. De Amandus. medium: circles Wed.. 8 P. M. sharp. Psychic readlng3 daily. 107 First. EDWARD EARLE, 102 FIFTH ST.: HOURS 0:30 to 3. Seancu Sunday. Red Men's Hall. MRS. ADDIE R. SMITH FOR A SHORT time at 133 Fifth, cor. Alder, room 1. Mrs. C. Cornelius.. Alisky bldg.. 3d. and Morri son. Sittings dally. Pnone Hood 403. Storage. STORAGE AT LOW RA1ES CAN BE HAD at Ffed Bicker storehouse. 51 North Front Storage and Traimler. C. O. PICK, otfice SS First, bet. Stark an l Oak; phone 5!(l Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shipping: conimodlouj fire proof brick warehouse: Front and Clay sts. Trunlc Factory. PORTLAND TRUNK CO.. 0 THIRD ST.; wholesale and retail. Send for catalogue. TurUIsh Hat lis. DEKUM ELECTRIC LIGHT Turkish baths; hours ladles. 0 to 3; gentlemen. 3:30 to 0. Typewriters. Columbia Bar-Lock Vlsiblo Typewriter: get catalogue. 319 California St.. San Francisco. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.. 240 Stark st. Telephone Main 3. Wall Paper. Ht P. CHRISTENS EN. wall paper, graining paper, picture framing. 131 7th. cor. Aider. Watcli2nalter and Jewelers. JOHN A. BECK. WATCHES. DIAMONDS. Jewelry, silverware. 207 Morrison. Repairing. Wholesale Grqcer. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor. N. Front and Pavt M?.. Portland. "r. BANKS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Designated Depository and Financial Agent of the 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 Letter- or credit Issued, available in Europ and the Eastern States. Sight exchanges and telegraphic transfers sold on New Y'ork. Boston. Chicaco. St. LouU. St. Paul. Omaha. San Francisco and the principal points in the Northwest. Sight and time bills drawn In sumn to suit on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-Maln. Hong Kong. Yokohama. Copenhagen. Chrls. tlanta. Stockholm. St. Petersburg. Moscow. Zurich. Honolulu. Collections mad on favorable terms. LADD i TILTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1830. Transacts General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at all points on favorable terms. Letters of credit Issued available in Europe and all points In the United States. Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New York. Washington. Chicago. St. Louis, Denver, Omaha. San Francisco, and various points In Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Montana and British Columbia, Exchange sold on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort. Hong Kong, Yokohama. Manila and Honolulu. WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. .$8,500,000 DUDLEY EVANS ACT'G PRESIDENT HOMER S. KING MANAGER (San Francisco.) R. LEA BARNES CASHIER JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) General Banking Business transacted. Ex change Sold and Letters of Credit Issued, available la all parts of tne world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL. BANK PORTLAND. OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON Prrs!d-nt It. L. DURHAM - Vice-President R. W. HOYT Cashier GEORGE 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. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought. LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. Head office,-55 Old Broad St.. London. This bank transacts a general bunking busi ness, makes loan's, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for travelers and the rurchase of merchandise in any city of th world. Deals In foreign and domestic ex change. Interest paid on term deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manajre.-. AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK- CORNER THIRD AND OAK ST3. J. a AINSWORTH... PERCY T. MORGAN. . R. W. SCHMEER...-. ..President . .' Vice-President ....Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A. GENERAL BANKING BUSI NESS. Interest paid on time -deposits. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking nuztness. Crafts issued avallaable In all cttlcs of tha United States and Europe. President- TYLER WOODWARD Mce-Presldent JACOB KAMM Cashier F. C. MILLER THE CANADIAN RAItK OF COMMERCE With which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Cai.ltal paid, up H.wo.XW Reserve . 2.003,000 Transact? a General Rankin? Ru-Ineis. SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of $10 and upwards and interest allowed on minimum monthly "bal-.. ancei- Rates on application. 244 WASHINGTON ST.v 3. A. WYLD. -Alanager. 9
