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Newspaper Page Text15 ivHl5 MOJRMNG. ORBG03SIAN, WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 24, 1302. TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. 18 HOMESTEAD. TIMBER CLAIMS. CRUISE 8,000.000 fir and cedar; level land; logging stream. 21 yellow pine timber claims, cruise 2,000.000. 22 choice farm homesteads, ex cellent grass, fruit and stock lands, near Food town and K. R. AVm. Hawks, room 300 Commercial bids. CHOICE HOMESTEADS AND TIMBER chums of yellow flr and Port Orford cedar, from 4.000,000 to C.0C0.OCO to quarter sec tion: -also yellow pine, 2.500.000 to 3.000.000. 423 Ablngton bids. HOMESTEAD RELINQUISHMENTS WB hold relinquishments to three good claims, close in and valuable. Ames Mercantile Agency. Ablngton building. A FEW GOOD TIMBEh CLAIMS IN BEST yellow plt belt. Eastern Oregon; level land, good timber. In fine location. Address lock box No. 2 Prlnevllle. Or. . TIMBER LAND FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; 80 acres In Chehalls County, Wash., for city property. N 30, Oregonian. FOR SALE FARMS. BEAUTIFUL FARMS. HIGHLY IMPROVED, from 10 to 000 acres each, near Portland; $30 up per acre. Also, timber lands and reg istered Jersey cattle. See or address T. Wlthycombe, Farmlngton. Or., or Gen'l B. B. Tuttle. Perkins Hotel. Portland. Or. BEAUTIFUL FARMS. HIGHLY IMPROVED, from 10 to 000 acres each, near Portland; $30 up per acre. Also timber lands and reg istered Jersey cattle. See or address T. Wlthycombe. Farmlngton, Or. IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL parts of Oregon and Washington; payments mads to suit purchasers. For particulars apply to WM. MACMASTER. 311 Worcester block. 212-ACRE STOCK FARM. 45 ACRES CLEAR; $1200; also other farms ajid timber land. J. A. Mortenson Co.. 263 Morrison. TO EXCHANGE. TO TRADE FOR FARM. GOOD BUSINESS property, bringing $30 per month. Charleson & Btaub. 245 Morrison. FOR SALE. Horses, Vehicles. Et.i. PIGS FOR SALE CHEAP: ALSO FINE phaeton, double set harness. 211 Washington. GENTLE. SPEEDY HORSE. BUGGY AND harness. $90. 26 15th st. North. Miscellaneons. THE CARDINAL GOLD MINING CO.. OPER atlng In famous "Stlee's Gulch," has nine talcose gold quarts claims of unmrpassed value and vein extent; 2000 feet development; four rich coarse gold "'pay shoctc; vast bodies of sulphuret ore and ery natural fa cility for successful mining and milling. Treasury stock (none other) for rale, to raise Immediate equipment fur.d. For Illustrated prospectus; address O. B. Mount, Secretary, Crablll bldg.. Baker City, Or. FOR SALE ONE BULLOCK DIAMOND drill outfit, complete. Including 25 horse power boiler, 1000 feet of pipe, pump, and an unused drill head set with eight first class carbons; also full set tongs, winches, screw cutters and all necessary tools. Ad dress R L. Macleay, Arlington Club, Port land, Or. DODS YOUR ROOF LEAK? Repair It with Elaterlte. In rolls easy to lay. Needs no painting or coating. Goes over old Iron, tin or shingles. Best for new roofs. ELATERITE ROOFING CO.. 10 Worcester big. FOR SALE A CHOICE LOT OF OYSTERS, delivered In lots to suit to East or West Side, Sunday or Christmas: opened In their own liquor; guaranteed fresh and free from shells. Tel. Main 000. New TYPEWRITERS, all manes. RENTED and BOLD. Expert repairing. Office sup plies; mimeograph work: Public typewiltlng. Coast Agency Co.. 231 Stark. Tel Oak 1071. SLOT MACHINES LOT OF DEWEY NICK-el-In-slot machines, six play, $2 highest bet. In good 'order, nearly new; cheap. Address John J. Price, 2310 A st., Tacoma, Wash. JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF 1MPORT ed German canaries, very fine in color and song; also talking parrots, etc Portland Bird Co.. 304 3d. GOOD BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE. IN quire 542 Karl st., opposite Brooklyn School house. East Side. G 21), Oregonian. FOR SALE A FIRST-CLASS 30 II. -P. SEC-end-ha-nd gas engine, practically new. North west Electric Eng. Co., 300 Stark st. FOR 15ALE-CK'EAP. STEAM" C&O'SS-dDT wood saw. engine, boiler, tank, etc. Addfes3 F. E. Hartrampf, Forest -Grove. Or. U. S. MILITARY SADDLES. SMALL SIZE, brass trimmed: a handsome present for your boy. R. O. Colils. ICS Front st. FOR GOOD DRY FIR AND. POLE .OAK wood. 4-foot length, go to Hoover's. 313 Water st. Phone South 051. OLD JEWELRY MADE OVER AT SMALL cost. Arthur Russell. Portland Jeweler. 2S3 First St.. corner Jefferson. A FINE CHRISTMAS PRESENT THOR oughbred cocker spaniel pups, $5 and $10. 28(5 Yamhill. IMPORTED ENGLISH MACKINTOSH waterproof coats at John Clark Saddlery Co., 104 Front et. v CHASE PIANO $150. COST $350: 10-FOOT quarter-sawed oak extension table, $10. 2C5 2d st. TEN DOZEN FAMILY AND GROCERS' 5 gallon oil cans. Apply foreman Standard OH Co. COAL. $8 PER TON. DELIVERED. PORTLAND GAS CO.. 174 5th' st. DRY SEASONED CORDWOOD. 5 AND 10 cord lotsa specialty. Box 6. Fulton. Or. FOR SALE FINE NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, .at a bargain. Call at 321 4th st HELP WANTED MALE. WANTED FOR U. is. ARMY ABLE-BODIED unmarried men between ages of 21 and 35. citizens of United States, of good character end temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For Information apply tc Recruiting Officer. Third and Oak streets. Portland. Or. WANTED Laborers, teamsters, R. R. work. NEVADA. FREE FARE. DAILY. FREE FARE. Laborers, drillers, for LYLE. Wash. Laborers, teamsters, woodchoppers, Oregon. C. R. HANSEN & CO.. 20 N. 2d st. WANTED MARRIED MAN. WITH LIMITED capital, experienced in growing alfalfa and hog raising; a safe and profitable proposition; references given and required. "Basalt Ranche," Oregonian. MEN OUR FRED CATALOGUE EXPLAINS how wo teach the barber trade in shortest time possible, and best method known. Moler System College. San Francisco. Cal. YOUNG MEN EVERYWHERE. COPY LET ters, home evenings; $7 week. Send addressed envelope for particulars. Filbert Dent.. W 8S, box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa. $20 PER WEEK AND TRAVELING Ex penses paid salesmen on baking powder and extracts; experience unnecessary. Purity Co Chicago. EVENING LESSONS IN SHORTHAND bookkeeping, arithmetic and English by gen tleman of experience. Address T 85. Ore gonian. ADVERTISING SOLICITORS; NEWSPAPER Ck work; immediate 'cash commissions. Pacific Farmer City Solicitors' Office, COO Worcester bldg. The Columbus California Wine Depot; head quarters for cooks, waiters and bartenders. P. Loratl, prop.. 148 4th. Phone Red 1993. DRIVER FOR DELIVERY WAGON WANT cd: must know city thoroughly, and respon sible. Swctlar.d & Son, 273 Morrison st. EXPERIENCED SMELTER HAND: ONE having had some experience In refinery de partment preferred. K S3. Oregonian. WANTED MEN TO CLEAR LAND. in quire at office at Cedar Park, on St. Johns line, afternoon. YOUNG MAN OF NEAT APPEARANCE AS clerk. Call 287 Washington St., between 1 and 2 o'clock. First-class salesman for asphaltum corporation, city, high salary. 215 Commercial block. FIRST-CLASS SOLICITORS WANTED: FINE proposition. Call 3G4 Morrison. WANTED APPRENTICE TO LEARN BAR ber trade. 181 3d st. BOY. 14 TO 18 YEARS, FOR SHOE STORE. J 33, Oregonian. HELP WANTED FEMALE. CLERK. LADY OR GENT. DURING THE holidays; one with crockery or grocery expe rience preferred . Address, giving particulars, E 27. care Oregonian. $15 WEEKLY PAID LADIES TO WORK AT home. Everything furnished. Inclose stamped envelope. D. ICO Ladles' Ind. Co., .167 Wt ran uv- , Chicago. HELP WANTED FEMALK LADIES WANTED EVERYWHERE COPT letters, home evenings, and return to us. We pay $10 1000. Send addressed envelope.' particulars and copy. Address Guarantee Dept., W 8S. box 1302. Philadelphia, . Pa. PLAIN SEWING AT HOME. $9 PER WEEK; materials sent everywhere free; steady work; sena addressed envelope for particulars. Du Pont Dept., W 88, Lockbox 1382, Philadel phia, Pa. LADIES. WRITING AT HOME EVENINGS, $7 per week; particulars free to alL Send addrescd envelope. Filbert Dept., W SS, box 1411, Philadelphia, Pa. WANTED IMMEDIATELY; HOUSEKEEP ers, cooks, second girls, -waitresses, cham bermaids, nurses. St. Louis. 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2S81. WANTED RESPECTABLE WOMAN UNDER 40. housekeeper, German preferred, widowers family, cut town. Call early. 230 Yamhill. Phone Blatk 28S1. WANTED A TOUNG LADY AS BOOKKEEP- er and stenographer; state experience, salary and give references. Magnolia Steam Laun dry, Albany, Or. - WANTED IMMEDIATELY: HOUSEKEEP- ers, pooks. second girls, waitresses, cnam-. bermaids, nurses. St. Louis, 230 Yamhill. Phone Black 2881. WANTED-COOKS. $30. ASTORIA. CITY waitresses, boarding houses, hotels, restau rants; family help. Drake, 205 Washington. WANTED HOUSEKEEPER, WIDOW. WITH small family, to keep house for widower. Address Box 71, Dufur, Wasco County", Or. PEOPLE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. ALL kinds of help wanted. Clay 225. Room 3. 140 1st St.. Portland. Or. . 0 WAITRESSES. 8 CHAMBERMAIDS. 0 house girls. H. Hlgley & Co.. 220 1st. Phone Grant 211. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. 440 E. 19th North. Good wages. Irvington car. WOMAN TO WASH DISHES SUNDAY EVEN ingr. 22 N. 11th st. HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE. EXCEPTIONAL OFFER, GOOD PAX; RELI able men and women solicitors.-'50 Colum bian bidg.. San Francisco.. CaL , SITUATIONS WANTED MALE, Bookkeeper anil Clerks. COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER. NOW HOLD Ing such position with wholesale house, de sires to make change by first of year; better salary object. J 22. Oregonian. Miscellaneous. ALL KINDS HELP FURNISHED; BOMES tics, farm hands, laborers, canners, store work. Japanese Employment Otllce, 69 North Dth. Phone Clap 592. SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS rotary or band sawyer; any kind of car riage. Address P. O. Box 43. Kalama, Wash. CAN FURNISH DOMESTIC FARM AND all kinds of help. Telephone Black 9J2. Japancso Labor Acsn. 2CS Everett st. WANTED POSITION BY COMPETENT GER man baker. Address M. Rust, 2300 Resort sL, Laker City. Or. JAPANESE FIRST-CLASS COOK WISHES position in family. Address 303 Flanders St. Phone Clay 745. GOOD JAPANESE BOY WANTS TO DO DAY work, any place. Japanese Mission. Phone Clay 743. SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. Dressmakers. JACKETS RELINED. SKIRTS REBOUND: all kind of repairing done. 420 AlOr ac WANTED SEWING. BY THE DAY. CALL or address 554ft 3d. cor. Lincoln. Miscellaneous. SITUATIONS WANTED CHAMBERMAIDS, housekeepers, cooks, second girls, nurses, waitresses, housework girls. 230 Yamhill FU Phone Black 28S1. SITUATION WANTED AS WAITRESS BY very competent young lady, hotel, restaurant or bca-dlng-houre. 230 Yamhill. Phonq Black 2SS1. WANTED TO RENT. SMALL. WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE OR nat (no nouseKceping rooms), on west siae, responsible people, no children; best refer ences. Address P. O. Box 474, city. WANTED UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEP ing suite, six or seven rooms; bath, water, gas; West Side, between Morrison and Co lumbia. T 31, care Oregonian. MAN AND WIFE DESIRE ROOM AND board with respectable French or German family, centrally located; references given. Address 013 McKay bldg. WANTED BY GENTLEMAN - AND. WIFE, suite of rooms In private family with board; modern; good location'; will, exchange refer ences. F 34, Oregonian. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A 3 TO 5-ACRE FARM, WITH small house, some fruit; close to car line; must be reasonable; will pay cash. Address G 34, care Oregonian. WANTED SECOND-HAND SET OF OREGON Reports: must be In good condition and cheap lor cash. H. J3. Dloklnson, Monta villa. WANTED HOP-SE AND SINGLE RIG FOR light driving for his .feed; may buy later. W 32. Oregonian. WANTED SAWMILL; STATE SIZE, PRICE, terms. E. M. Sorber, 524 Mill St., Portland, Or. Men's old clothing, -old shoes; highest prlco paid 73 North 3d. Phone Green 428. Highest pr'ces paid for men's cast-off clothing, snoca. (52 North 3d. Phone Hood 517. WANTED SEVERAL TEAMS TO . HAUL lumber. Apply Hoover, 313 Water. SCHOOL ROOKS BOUGHT: HIGHEST PRtCU paid 22SJ Yamhill st. FOR RE-NT Rooms. THE PALMER HOUSE. S. E. COR. ALDER and Park ets.. formerly The. -Spalding The most complete apartment-house in the city; steam heat. I gas, electric light, -porcelain baths, every modern convenience, Tourist and transient trade solicited. KINGSTON. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. iuu Third, adjoining Bakor Theater; suit able for tpe traveling public; steam heat, electric light; gas, bath and phone; transient a specialty. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMi li the test apartments In Lower Albino. In quire of Mrs. Lee, 113 Russell t., eoraisr Mississippi ave. rnone Pink 0130. THE ELKTON UNDER NEW MANAGE ment: entirely new and first-class: ivutus dj day or month: transient. u2 Nortn"otn sr. Mrs M. C. Dawson, manager. THE BARRIE. S. E. COR. OTH. AND STARK Newly furnished, steam heat, electric light, porcelain baths; rates $1 per day and- up; special by woek or month. -' FRONT ROOMS; USE .BATH. PHONE. PRI vate family; gentleman only. 120 10th .st., between Washington and Alder. 207 3D ST. FINE FURNISHED KOUSE-. kceping rooms; also single and handsome front room; respectable people. FURNISHED ROOMS. PRIVATE FAMILY. $5 per month. Inquire after 7 this evening, Sabin, 290 Columbia," 304 TAYLOR PLEASANT ROOMS. FOR GEN tlemen; gat, bath, phone, "heat; two blocks irom x-oruana iotei. FOR RENT 4 FURNISHED ROOMS. SEP arately or together; rent reasonable. S3 11th street. NICELY FURNISHED ATTIC ROOM; RENT reasonable; aiso two larger rooms. 120 13th street. ' Furnished rooms. $1 week up. GUman Hotel, s. 1st & Alder: Trtmont Hotel.' 7th and Everett. The Cosmos. 2G8 "Morrison Furnished suites, housekeeping suites, single; $3 per week up. LARGE FRONT ROOM, SUITABLE FOR 2 gentlemen; bath and telephone. 102 5th. 343 YAMHILL ST. LARGE SUNNY FRONT rooir.E; transient solicited. THE BONITA. 80 7TH ST.. NEAR LIBRARY Nicely furnisnea rooms. Rooms Wltli Board. BLAKELY HALL.. 251 . 7TH ST. FIRBT- Ciass rooms, witn ooaru; moaem convex lances; four blocks from,. Hotel Portland Phone Black 1316 ' "FOR. REXT. Rooms With Hoard. HOTEL VENDOME. COR. 13TH AND AL fier Under new management; newly furnished and renuvated; steam heat, porcelain baths; elegant rooms, with board, by the day. $1.25 up: reasonable rates by month; table and service first class; tourist trade solicited. PORTLAND WOMENlS;UNION: 15TH YEAR: rooms, with board: use of sewing-room: usa ct library; Woman's Exchange; Industrial School. Address Mrs." C( E .Ueorge. Super intendent. 510 Flanders tu HOTEL BROWN LARGE.. PLEASANT rooms, newly furnished; baths, electric lights. elevator; good table:- rooms for transients; on both car lints. .271 Grapd ave. NEWLY FURNISHED v ROOMS FOR RENT, with or without board; gas and bath. 240 Jefferson st. THE SOUTHERN, 374 , YAMHILL STREET Rooms, suites or single, with board. Phone South 1020. FURNISHED SUITE. ON FIRST FLOOR; also single room; with hot and cold, water. 225 11th. ' ' NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD: telephone and all conveniences. 501 Yamhill' street. ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, MOD em conveniences. 350 Madison St., cor. Park. 141 W. Park. cor. Alder Pleasant room; also accommodations for few table boarders. HoasckeepinK Rooms. THREE VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, COM plete for housekeeping; riewly , furnished: all modern conveniences; very choice location; no children; references. Y 29, Oregonian. 130 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED housekeeping rooms and transients; all new and under new management. 200 Front at. or 201 Washington. THE MONNASTES, 2S5 FIRST. COR. JEF fcrson Three unfurnished housekeeping rooms: also furnished room reasonable, re spectable parties. UPSTAIRS OF NEW HOUSE. THREE ROOMS for housekeeping; bedroom furnished; no chil dren; reasonable. 3SS E. Market, cor. Grand avenue. FOUR LARGE. CLEAN UNFURNISHED rooms; bath and gas. 04 Broadway. St., near ' William ave. Phone Scott 1001. THREE CONNECTING ROOMS. FURNISHED .for housekeeping; sink, with hot ' and cold water. 240 5th. ONE FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED, FOR light housekeeping. 372 East Oak. Phone Union' 002. TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP ing rooms for rent; no children. 101 Oth st. ROOMS IN NEW FLAT. HOUSEKEEPING or otherwise. 534' 3d. cor. Lincoln. Houses. EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE AND 10 ACRES IM proved land, with orchard: 3 miles from Mor rison bridge on Woodstock car line. Inquire 227 Washington, room 32. 'OR RUNT HCfoBS OF 8 RCJOMS- ''AND grouna sut spring st.. l'oruana- nsnu Apply ct room 1 Concot'd bldg.: FOR RENT NEW. MOST MODERN, 7-F.OOM flat, $35. Inquire John Klosterman. Corner 10th and Burnalde. .FOR RENT 7 - ROOM HOUSE; NICE grounds; modern: low rent. 508 Williams ave. or 231 2d. FINE HOUSE FOR RENT. EIGHT ROOMS; shades, awnings, 'light fixtures for sale. Ap ply 250 Stark. FOR RENT TO PERMANENT. RESPONS1- ble parties, new lower 7-room nat. Apply 344 Hall et. KOUSES-3 ROOMS. $4; 0 ROOMS. rooms. $12; water free. 231 Morrison. DONALD O. WOODWARD. 240 STARK ST., rent and Insurance. Phone Main 345. Furnlahert Hoascs. A NEW C-ROOM MODERN FLAT. FURNISH ed or partly furnished, will be rented to de sirable party on exceedingly lioerai terms. 03S Bclmort St., or phone White 832. FOR RENT MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE. furnished: no children; references required. Call 454 E. Davis, cor. 8th. Phone Scott 512. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROUSE: 0 ROOMS and basement, bath, electric lights, would sen furniture 434 East Seventh street. $12 PER MONTH. 5-ROOM COTTAGE. FUR- nioned for housekeeping, inquire or Airs. Baum, 164 Sherman. Houses For Rent, Fn.rnitu.re For Sale CAN RENT NICE COTTAGE IF YOU BUY furniture. S325: a rooms, bathroom, pantry. clothes press, basement, yard; 13 blocks south of Morrison St., on 3d; rent $14. Inquire 425 uayior st., atter 4 o clock. S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, WITH YARD; carpets and shades for sale. 70S Qulmby st., near 23d. Stores. STORE. WITH LIVING ROOMS: 0 UNION ave.;renovate, permanent tenant. Harring ton, uuifc 1st. near Oak. BUSINESS CHANCES. HOW DOES THE LUMBERING BUSINESS strike you? We offer a mill on river and rail. 50.000 capacity. $30,000. Another on Columbia River, $5500; capacity 20,000. Another. $4000. Several Inland concerns, with timber land contracts, leases and logging outfits. ( , General stores In Eastern and Western Or egon. Manufacturing plants. -City grocery stores,, wood yards, etc., etc. Investments of all kinds. AMES MERCANTILE AGENCY, Ablnrton bldg. FEED MILL AT AUCTION BY ORDER. OF the Circuit Court, owing to the dissolution of the copartnership cf Billion Milling Co., their feed mill,, feed store and good will, to gether with three yearj' lease of tiirec-3iory brick, 100x100, .doing a monthly bu3lness of $10,000. will be so:d to the highest bidder at auction for cash, on premises, 148 to 251 Union ave., January 5, 1003,- at 10 A. M.; machinery cost $5400. For further particu lars call on -premises. HOTEL FOR SALE A TWO YEARS' LEASE and part of the furniture of the Hotel Sher wood, in Cotta'ge " Grove, Or., the principal hotel and doing a fine business ; the headquar ters of the .Bohemia mining district; must be sold at oncey good reasons given. Acdrtss C6l0r.il W. H. Blair, Cottage Grove, Or. BARBER SHOP IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO buy. Here is a good chance, as I am going in other business. I have a good business, that will stand thorough Investigation.-' Three chairs and porcelain baths; up to date in ev ery respect. Address P. O. Box 581, As toria, Or. ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH I WILL sell my manufacturing business; articles in demand and no opposition; very rare chance; $1000 Required. A'adret's Y 23, Oregonian. WILL TRADE MY BUSINESS AND STOCK of -dry goodtr for Improved Portland or sub urban leal estate; fine patronage; good rea sons for selling. N 34, Oregonian. FOPv. SALE A BARGAIN. 125-BARREL, WA-ter-powcr fiourmlll In heart of Willamette Valley, and 75,000-bushel warehouse, for $0000. Address K 30, Oiegonlan. RESPONSIBLE PARTY HAVINO OVER 100 timber and other claims to locate in Oregon wants partner with $200 cash to Join him in business. W 33, care Oiegonlan. $500 WILL BUY X ROOMING-HOUSE BUSI nesa that, with the work of one person, nets ' $C5 to $00 month. Good reason for selling. Address Box 593, Albany, Or. FOR SALE A WELL-ESTABLISHED GEN cral merchandise store; profitable, business; cause of sale, poor health. Inquire early. P. O. box 323, Albany, Or. : WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR Oregon Securities stock, small or largo blocks; no brokers. Address H 34, care Ore Ionian FOR RENT HOTEL.-WITH PAYING Busi ness;, good location; renter must buy furni ture. .Inquire of- O. P. McLaughlin, Sher idan. ,'Cr .- " FOR RENT OR LEASE TWO STOREROOMS. Nos. 240 and 251 Everett St., between 2d and 3d. Frank C. Baker, room 12 Hamilton bldg. . 14-3iOOM LODGING-HOUSEi CARPETS, FUR nlture. In good conditibn; central; house full; terms reasonable.- P 33. Oregonian. BEST RESTAURANT FOR SALE; EVERY thlhg nejr;. good location, on -3d st. A S3, care Oregonian. LODGING-HOUSE. 29 ROOMS. FOR BALE chap. Apply at O K Coffee-House, 231 Burn Elds st. FOR SALE LARGE STOCK AND FRUIT ranch in Southern Oregon. Address box 708, City. ; GROCERY. STORE FOR. SALE. 232 NORTH 14th st.; stock and fixtures, $1350. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLD2S SALEM, OR. December 8. 1902. The Board of Trusteeii. or the Oregon State Insane Asylum hereby In vites sealed proposals for furnishing the fol lowing list -of supplies to the Institution, for the six months ending June 30, 1003: DRY GOODS. FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS. 2500 yds. Pequot A sheeting.. 38 in., un bleached. 2500 yds. Pequot A sheeting. 45 in., un bleached. COO yds. Pequot sheeting, 0-4. bleached. 300 yds. Lonsdale sheeting, 38 In. 2500 yds., shirting Amskg. (sub. samples). 200 yds. mattress ticking, 32 In., 1142. 00 yds. crash checked toweling. 18 In. 1500 yds. crash bleached toweling, .18 In, 1000 yds, B. Indigo blue calico. 32 In., asst. 1000 yds. black and -white calico, 28 in. (sub. samples). 300 yds. turkey red calico, 32 in. (sub. sam ples). 300 yds. light calico (sub. samples). 1000 yds. gingham -(sub. samples). 1000 yds. blue der.im. 0-oz. Amskg. 500 yds. A-C-A 'ticking. 38 in.. Amoskeag. 3000 yds. Canton flannel XXX Nashua brown. . . 200 yds. union farmer's eatln, 33 In- (sub. samples). 1 200 yds. tame ouciotn, -wnue, ia in., uv quality. 50 yds. white duck, bleached. 200 yds. table linen, 00 in. (sub. samples). 50 ds. scrim. 200 yds. outing flannel, teazle down. 400 .yds. tweed, all wool, 18-ox.. asst. pat. 400 .yds. Continental checked flannel, 0-0a. 12 dor.' pr. denim overalls. 0-ox., rvt. (ub. samples).' 2 doz. 80-32, 4 dor. 38-34, S dot, 40-34. 3 doz. 42-34. , , 0 doz. lumpers, 0-o. denim (sub. samples). 3 doz. 38. 3 doz. 40. 3 doz. 42. 10 doz. prs. ladles' Black Cftt hose, 5 doz. 0. 5 dos JO. , . 130 doz. prs. men's cotton socks. No. 101. 20 doz. pra. ladles' cotton etocklnss. No. 101. 23 doz. turkey red hdkfs.. 24 In. 18 dos. suspenders, 40 in. long. 20 boxes stay binding, B-W No. 10, white. 3 doz. ladies' corsels, 8-24. 0-20, 0-27, 0-28, 4-29, 6 30. 5 doz. thimbles, sterling silver, cased. 2 gross vest buttons, hand rubber 95-24. 2 gr. gross pants button, black, 75. n trrnm xmnUsrt npflrl buttons. 24-400. 4 gross white pearl buttons, 24-206. 4 dos. each linen tnreaa 2o. so, rhlte and gross' elastle web, 6-8, white. ' 12 doz. papers pin. F-3-, Eagle. 12 doz. boxes hair pins, Superior, Kerby, Beard & Co. . , , C grow safety pins. No. 3. Stewart Duplex. 2 gross hooka and eyes. No. 4. block. 4 lbs. knitting cotton. No. 12. white. 140 lbs. Crown carpet warp. 5 lbs. each red. white, blue and black. 100 doz. thread. J. P. Coats or Clark's O. N. T. White. 20 doz. No. 10, 65 doz. No. 30; liln.ek. 55 doz., 33, 2 doz. hair brushes. 332. 1 dos. sfcavins brushes. No. 8. 8 doz. dressing combs. 2 doz. flae combe, 533. . U dnz. turkey feather dusters. No. 18, & paptrs needles. Mllward & Sons. 20 pa. 2, 20 pa. 0. 20 pa. t, 20 pa. 8, 10 pa. 0. 1 doz. silk thread, black D, Carlton, Gur- GROCERIE3. TOBACCO. WOOD AND WIL LOW WARE. ETC. 4000 gala syrup Onib. samples). . 150 gals. N. O. moltses (sub. earriples). 000 gals, vinegar, pure. 10 000 lbs. beans, white (sub. samples). 3000 lbs. Costa Rlsa coffee. 300 lbs. Java coffee. 800 Ibsv Mocha coffee. 1500 lbsv chicory, coarse. 4000 lbs. rolled oats. In bbla. 2000 lbs. steel-cut oap, in bbls. 4000 lbs. cracked wheat. In bbls. 1000 lbs. cream wheat, in bbls. SOOO lbs. hominy grits in bbls. R000 lbs. cornmeal) yellow, In bbls. 800 lbs. black pepper. 5-lb., tins (sub. stim- Pl120 lbs. mustard, 5-lb. tins (sub. samples). 20 lbs. cayenne pepper, 5-lb. tlm (sub. eemples). 5 lbs. nutmego. whole. 20 lbs. cocoanut, In bulk, shred. 2400 lbs. chew, tobacco, 16-lz (sub. sam- Pl100b Jbs. O K Durham, or a good, 1 2-3 oz. 3000 lbs. Savon soap, standard Oregon mfg. (bud. samples). 1500 lbs. White Cap. eoap. 8-oz., .50-lb. boxes. . .. , , 8n0- lbs. kitchen soap (sub. samples). 72 lbs. Peaillne. 1-lb., James Pyle s. 10.000 lbs. Japan rice. No. 1 (sub. samples). 400 lbs. Kingsford's gloos starch. 400 lbs. China starch. 3(1 lbs. Velvet starch- 420 lbs. A H, soda. ... 25 lb"!. Pioneer baking powder, or as good, 5-lb. tins. 30 lb. Baker's chocolate. 1-lb. SO lb, bluing, Nuremberg balls. L. A. Ai 1M) lbs. macaroni, white, in 8-lb. boxes. 40 lbs. vermicelli, white. In 8-lb: boxes. 12.C00 lbs. F. L. Halt. . r 40 gross Vulcan safety matches. 20 doz. concentrated lye. Giant. 1-lb. cans. 40 doz. oysters (sub. samplep). 40 doz. can corn (sub. samples). 4 doz. Worchestonihlre sauce, qts., L. & P. 40 IbA. beeswax, common, . 000 lbs. buckwheat flour. 100 lbs. rye flour. 20 lbs. candles, stearic wax, 14-os. 800 lbs. sal soda. , 500 lbs. coda crackers XXX, more or less, dellv. as required. 50 lbs. sago. ' , 1000 lbs. tea. Japan (sub, samples), not ex ceeding SOc per lb. S0.CO0 lbs. dry granulated sugar, cane Am. ref 000 lbs. Oregon full cream cheese, more or less, dellv. as required. 40 doz. brooms. No. 1. best. 2 doz. brooms, mill No. 1, bert. 5 doz. brooms, whisk.- No. S63. 4 doz. scrub brushes. No. 13. 5 doz. pot brushes. . 2 doz. (lust brushes. J. J. Adams, No. T. ft T-nma straw Daoer. 3 -doz. mop sticks, bardwood. 1 doz. washboards. Red Cross. No. 08. 2 lbs. cotton twine. 12 doz. lamp wicks. A. 500 pipes and stems. Shaker. 100 lbs. axle grease. 25-lb. bucket. 6 doz. Mason's shoe blacking, No. 4. 100 gals, turpentine. In 3-gal. cans. 1000 lbs chloride lime. Acme. 1-lb. cans. 500 gals, coal oil, more or less, dellv. as re- q2i0d'lbs. parafflne. 1-lb. cakes, wrapped. Standard Oil Co. 0 doz. bath brick. ... 10.000 lbs. dried prunes (sub. samples). - 3000 lbs. dried apples (sub. pamplea). 2000 lbs. dried peaches (sub. oonples). 600 lbs. dried codfish, per month, more or less, from large flsh. dellv. as required. LEATHER AND FINDINGS. roll sole leather. Bellys. 3 rollH Santa Cruz sole leather. doz. best domertlc kip. 2V- doz. Kimball grain calf. 11 to 12 ft. i ' doz. beat domestic calfskins, f2Ji lbs. 2 doz. No. 1 sneereklns, rui.-et. a rides ffcirting. 17 lb?, each. 2-dos. shoemaker' awls, assorted. 4 lbs. 4-8 bflBS nall. 3 jns. 4Uo brass rlls. 5 lbs. .0-8 brasr nulls. 2 boxes lncing hooks. Japanned. 1 eyelet punch, revolving. 2 rtoz. shoe thfirt. white. Barbour's, No. 12. 4 bottles burnlshlmr ink, ots. 30 balls mattress twine. 252. 1 gal. cub. rubber cement, pt. cans. 2 boxes shoe eyelet. BOOTS AND SHOES. 24 prs. men's boots. 12 pr. No. 8, 12 pr. No. 0. , GO prs. men's shoea. i pr. No. 0, 7 pr. No. 7, 12 nr. No. 8, 18 pr. No. 0. 10 pr. No. 10, 8 sVprsf ladlVa' shoen. C pr. No. 3, 12 pr. No. C. 12 pr. No. 7, 0 pr. No. 8. 24 jnross cord shoe laces. 4-quarters.- . MEATS. 700 lb. per day. more or less, dellv. as re quired (menial parts, fore and hind quarterr). 0O lbs. mutton per day. more or less, dellv. an required (equal parts, fore and hind quarters). , . 3000 lbs. hams, more or leas, dellv. as re quired J.VX) lbs. breakfast bacon, more or less, dollv. ss required. 15C0 lbs. heavy bacon, more or less, dellv. as required. FISH. 12C0 lbs. fresh fiih. per month, more or less, dellv. as required. FLOUR AND MTLL FEED. 1000 bbls. flour, best. No. 1. more or less, dellv. as required in carload lots. 30 .bbls. grahnm flour, best. No. 1. more or les. dellv. as required. 40 tons bran. No. 1. dellv. as required. 20 tons shorts. No. 1. dellv. as required. SamrUs can be seen at the asylum and good must be' in accordance therewith. Ll!ta furniture supplies, stationery, drugs, plumbing hardware, tin and granltewarc. tinning, crockery and glassware will be fur nished by the clerk of the board upon appli cation. All goods must bo In strict accordance with sample, in original packages when possible, and delivered at the State Insane Asylum within 20 days after the contract is awarded, and bids must be on blank forms, which will be furnished, together wjth Instructions to bidder., by tho clerk upon application. Each bid on flour or meat must be accom- S anted by a certified check of $300. and each Id on Ssh by a certified check of $75, and all other bids by certified checks equal to 10 per cent of the amount of bid, checks of un successful bidders to be returned Immedi ately, and those of accepted bidders when the contract Is completed. Bids must be Inclosed In tealed envelopes, and directed to the board, care of the clerk, and plainly marked "Bids for asylum sup plies." and tho clasp of good 3 bid on should also be Inscribed on the envelope. Price, fltneps and quality being equal, pref erence will be given to articles manufac tured, grown or produced in thin state. When a particular article is specifically called for, bids for 'other kind, or manufac ture or brand, equally good, will be enter tained, but to insure recognition of such bids samples of the articles It Is proposed to sup ply must accompany them. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to accept or reject any .part of a old. "Bids "will be opened at the Capitol, at Sa lem, at 10 A. M. Wednesday, January 7. 1003. By order of the Board pf "Trustees of the Oregon State Insane Asylum. WALTER LYON. Clerk, U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. 518 BRADBURY Bldg.. Los Angeles, Cal., December 22, 1002. Staled . proposals for .continuing .construc tion 'of breakwater at Son Luis Obispo Har- SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. bor. Cal., will bo received here until 11 A. M., January 21. 1003. and then- publicly opened. Information will be furnished on ap plication. EDGAR JADWIN, Capt. Engrs., U. S. A. U. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, JJURKE BLDG., Seattle, Wash., Dec- 20. 1002. Sealed pro posals for dredging Tacoma Harbor. Wash., will be received here until 12 M., Jan. 20, 1003, and then publicly opened. Information furnished on application. JOHN MILLIS, MaJ. ngrs. MtiMer' Aotlce. FRENCH BARQUE LA MORIEIERE. NEI ther. the .captain nor the undersigned con signees of above v&ssel will be responsible for any debts that may be contracted by the crew. Balfour, Guthrlo & Co., Consignees. E. Trehondart, Master. PERSONA!,. 876 WOMEN WANTE1 Suffering from irregular, painful or stoppages. Leucorrboea (whiles) and ail diseases of women, old pr young, cured by old Dr. Keesler. 230ramhlll st.. Portland. Or. Pri vate waltlm:-room for ladles. Call or write. Inclose 10 2-cent stamps when writing. These medicines tent by mail to any postoSce on earth; full instructions. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT JOSEPH Friedman, the celebrated masseur. 20 years' experience, proprietor of the Turkish and Russian Bath Parlors, 325 Chamber of Com merce. My treatment (Carlsbad system) will positively cure rheumatism and all nervous diseases. Bath with alcohol or liniment rub. Including bed for the night, $1.C0. THE COMPLEXION. HAIR. SKIN AND scalp scientifically treated; no risks run; Portland's best citizens for reference; facial massage a specialty; massage and electroly sis taught by Mme. Aza Holmes, the reliable specialist, 811 Morrison St.. opposite P. O. PERSONS INTERESTED IN HEALTH OR prosperity of city will do a kindness by com municating names of families getting fish, shellfish, meats, butter or foods susceptible to taint from Chinatown or Chinese mer chants Address E 33. Oregonian. "Roia's Confession," "Stolen Sweets," "Her Honor." "Lustful Love," "Dangerous De lights, ' "A Modern Eden." "Tes.Me'8 Temp tation," "Her Hidden Charms." "A Woman of Fire." SOc each; list tree. Schmale. 229 1st. DRESS SUITS FOR RENT. ALL SIZES $1 a month keeps your clothing cleaned-and pressed, buttons sewed on and rips sewed up. Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor ing Co.. 347 Washington, opposite Cordray's. How do we cure paralysis and rheumatism? Why. by VIBRATION AND CHROMOPA THY. Testimonials from the best citizens of Portland. Electric light baths. Vibratory Institute, 424 Washington. Phone Black 101U. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MOLES, ETC.. RE moved with electric needle; permanent cure: Ight years' experience In Portland: lady operator; physicians' references. Parlors IS IS Lewis building. Phone Brown 657. DO YOU KNOW THAT IF WE CAN'T" MAKE yau strong and happy by Sexlne Pills, It won't con you a cent; Price. $1: 6 boxes, $5. Addrey J. A. Clemenson. Druggist. Second and Yamhill sts., Portland. Or. MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB erts N-rve Globules. One month's treat men', S2; 3 months, $5. Sent securely sealed by mall. Agents, Woodard. Clarke & Co., Portland, Or. EYES TESTED, FREE FIFTEEN YEARS' experlenco; best white, crystal lenses, $1; common specs 25c and 600. Arthur RU3 tfell, Portland optician, 2S3 First, corner Jefferson. ENJOY LIFE BY REGAINING STRENGTH ami happiness by using Sexlne Pills; price tl; G for $3. J. A. Clemenson. Druggist, cor. econl and Ynmhlll. Portland. Or. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably filled at Eyssell's Pharmacy. 227 Morrison St.. bet. 1st and 2d. We print your name on .So calling cards, prop er size and style, 25c: 250 business cards, $1. Brown & Schmale. 220 First. Portland. Or. MRS. STEVENS, SCIENTIFIC PALMIST AND spiritual life reader. CRYSTAL GAZING a specialty; reading. SOc. 221 Morrison. FOR WHOLESOME. NUTRITIOUS, FRESH, clean, appetizing oysters, delivered promptly, dairy and Sunday, tel. Main 0C0. WILL PARTY WHO BOUGHT SEWING MA chlne" from 445 Fourth et. send Information to Mrs. D. Stein. CHRISTMAS PERFUMER-! AND TOILET goods at lowest prices. Knight's Drug Store. 128 Oth st. MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WOULD MEET lady, -with object motrlmony. M 34, Ore gonian. DR LAMOTTE'S FRENCH CORN PAINT. The best corn cure. 25 Cents. All druggists. WATCHES. DIAMONDS: EASY PAYMENTS. Open evenings. W. H. Lesh, 513 Dekum bldg; WE RECOMMEND OUR COLD CURE: PRICE 23c and 50c. Knight's Drug Store, 126 Ctt nt. MRS. OBROCK, GRADUATE MASSEUSE, manicuring. 424 Ablngton bldg. Red 2S04. WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED 7 MAR rlage paper, 10c Box (SCO. Portland. Or. LOUIS H. BOLL. PIANO TEACHER; studio. Auditorium bldg.. 3d st.. near Taylor. FINANCIAL. LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE holding permanent positions with responsible firms, upon their own names; easy payments; strictly confidential. MONEY to loan on chattel mortgages. New Eia Loan & Trust Co., room 200 Ablngton building. LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON REAL or chattel mortgages, personal or salary se curity, at low rates. C. W. Pallett. 213 Com mcrical block. Telephone Grant 858. LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS AND other securities: lowest rates. S. W. King, room 43 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 413. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO commission, and abstract of title furnished. Portland Abstract Co., 002 Commercial blk. XMAS LOANS, chattel and salary Eecurity; reasonable, confidential. Portland Credit As sociation. 331 Sherlock bldg. Grant 181C. LOANS IN SUMS FROM $5 TO $500 ON ALL kinds of "ecurlty. R. 1. Ecker&on & Co., room 5 Washington bldg. Phone Clay 73. $3 AND UP IN SUMS TO SUIT ON ALL kinds of eecurity. W. A. Hathaway, room 10 Washington bldg. Phone Hood 413. Money loaned on all kinds of security; 0 per cent building loans a specialty. W. H. Nunn, 552 Sherlock block. Phone Clay 520. MONEY TO LOAN. 0 AND 7 PER CENT, ON city property, and Improved Valley farms. W. A. Shew & Co., 243 Stark st. MONEY curlty. TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE Wm. Holl, room 0 Washington bldg. MONEY TO LOAN. B xer cent, farm or city oroperty. O. M. Smith. 3 Ch. of Commerce. ix per cent money to loan on Clackamas Coun ty lands. E. F. Riley. 60S Cham. Commerce. $200. $400. $500. $1200. rates, no brokerage. $1500, on mortgage, low Ward. 323 The Allsky. Money to loan small amounts, short or long time. J. H. Hawley, 2, Chamber of Com. $300,000 TO LOAN AT & AND 6 PER CENT. Wm. G. Beck. 321 Morrison st. LOST AND FOUND. LOST TUESDAY AFTERNOON, PROBABLY on E. Ankeny st. car, lady's black purse, with chain attached. Return to Oregonian office. Reward. THE PERSON WHO PICKED UP PURSE from counter of O. M. Co. store is known. Kindly return or phone Front 1209. Reward. LOST GOLD BROOCH SET WITH PEARLS and small diamond In the center; suitable reward. E 34. Oregonian. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.. Acoonntnntn and Auditors. Murton & Arcnbold. 323. 328 Chamber of Com. Phone Main 761. Bookkeeping, exporting. Architect. DELOS D. NEER. ARCHITECT. ROOMS 21 and 22. 133 First st. Phone Red 2024. 1 Assnyers and Analyxt.i. J. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND AN alytlcal chemist and raining engineer. 204 Washington st. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE, 203 STARK ST. Experts on analysis of coals, minerals, rock and mineral waters. J. T. Gove. Manager. PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYST; gold dust be ugh t. 22S Stark st. Builders' Material. TIMMS. EDWARDS & CO.. Eastern hardwood flooring, strictly up-to-date. 2C6 Front. Butchers and Packers. FULTPN .MARKET, cor. -3d and Yamhill Get prices on, homsA bacon." lard and fresh meats. UUSIXESS DIRECTORY. Attorners-at-Lmv. NIXON & DOLPH; GENERAL PRACTITION ers. Notaries Public. 502 Commercial bldr. N. MOSESSOHN. general practitioner 722 Chamber of Commerce. Consultation free. Collection AgCHCies. Lehman Collection Agency; collections, legal matters promptly attended to. 328 wash. Carpenters and Bnllder. JOHN- A- MELTON, CARPENTER AND builder. 307 Stark st: office and store' fix tures built and remodeled, altering and re pairing houses; grill work. Phone Main 74T. GEO. W. CORDON, COUNTERS, SHELVING, houses bulU and repaired. 20S '4th. , Clay 174. W L. Buckncr. office, store fixtures, general Jobbing, contracting. 330 Stark. Black 014. Chiropodists nnd Manicuring. WM. DEVENY & ESTELLE DEVENY, THE only scWnlific chiropodists, parlors 301 Allsky building. Third and Morrison. Oregon phone Grant 18. This is the long-haired gentleman. He Is the man you are looking for. UNRIVALED EXPERT CHIROPODIST AND manicurist; work scientifically performed; physicians Indorsement. Office 20 Raleigh. Hood 1701. Civil Engineers. PHILIP G. EASTWICK. CIVIL. MINING and hydraulic engineer. 630 Worcester block. Paget & Clark. C. E.. surveying and platting. 3S Washington bldg. Phone Clay 414. Clairvoyants. FREE TESTS TO ALL ARRIVED,. PRINCE De Lester, the Gypsy King, of London, Eng land, the world-renowned trance medium; so sure Is he of hi wonderful power, he will give a free test to all who come prepared: tho only dead trance medium in tho world who tells your name, -what you came for, the name of your future husband or wife: he in vites pkentics nnd those who have been dis appointed by the so-called palmUt fortune tellers that abound in every city; In nil af fairs of . life, business, losses, speculation, love, marriare, divorce, ho has no equal, locate-; mine-., burled treasure, etc. 313 Wash ington. Readings by mall. SOc up. Coal Dealers. WESTERN FEED & FUEL CO.. DEALERS la all kind of coal. Call us up for quota tions. 454 North 5th. Main 1018. Col. 203. KING COAL COMPANY: BEST HOUSE AND steam coals. Yard Front St.. opposite Alns wcrth Dock. Phone Oak 1251, VULCAN COAL -CO.. wholesale dealers: best coals, foundry and smelter coke. Both phones. Con! and Wood. BROWN & HICKS. COAL AND DRY WOOD. Foot Ynmhlll st. Both phones. Main 715. ALL KINDS OF WOOD. COAL AND KIND ling: prompt delivery. Phone Main 342. Commission Merchants. HERMANN METZOER. PURCHASER OF hides, pel's, furs. wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old. metal, and general commission merchant. Front St.. near main, t'oruano. Or. Cash advances on consignments. -i TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS and- commission merchants, Sherlock build ing, t-rrwana, ur. ALLEN LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO duce merchants. Front & D sts.. Portland. Or. Corrtrsnted Iron. CORRUGATED T-RON ROOFING. HOT-AIR furnaces, J. C- Bayer. 263 Second st. Dancing; MISS HELEN CO PEL AND, TEACHER OF dancing. Burkhanl Hall, Mon. and Wed. ev'gs, Tus. afternoons. Tel. Union 1002. MISS HELEN COPELAND. TEACHER OF dancing. Burkhard Hall, Mon. and Wed. ev'gs. Sat. afternoons. Tel. Union 1C02. Dyelnp. and Cleaning:. H. W. TURNER, professional dyer and clean' cr. 301 17th. cor. Columbia. Tel. Red 131. Fence nnd Wire Work. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE W orks A. Carlson. 2SD East Morrison st. Fraternal Insurance. Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N W.: protects the living. J. L. Mitchell. Sup. Sec'y.. 012-015 Marquam bldg. Hnirdrcssinir. Tonpees, Manicnrlng ROSENTHAL SISTERS. 1G0 FIFTH ST. Switches, toupees, halrdresslng. manicuring, GnKolIne Engines. TATUM ft UOWEN. Francisco. Seattle. PORTLAND. SAN Gaii nnd Gnxollne Mantel. WESTERN MANTEL CO.. PORTLAND. OR. Breidcnsteln & Slnsheimer Co.. Sole Agents. Harness and Saddles. THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE ealo saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. S0-S0 1st st. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO.. WHOLE sale saddle and harness mfrs.. saddlery hard' ware, leather or all Kinds. ,3 Front st. Jnnlc, HIleH and Pelts. L. Shsnk & Co. pay highest nrices for old rub bir. metals, bottles, iron, rags, hides, peits and tallow. 312 -ront. Tel. soutn uai. .Leather and Findings. THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO., MFRS, boot and Fhoe uppers, findings, shoe store supplies, leather of all kinds. 73 Front st. J. A. REID. mfr. boot and shoe uppers; full stock shoemakers' supplies. Z07 Wash. st. Mnnnfucturerti of Ladle' Good. Holiday goods, ladl3 dressing sacqucs, kl monas. fianncl waists: ladles fine underwea made to order. Sing Chong Co.. 333 Morrison. Insurance. HAMBURG First st. BREMEN FIRE Paul van Frldagh. INS. CO.. 102 General Agent. Mnchlnerr. TP.ENKMAN & CO.. MINING. SAWMILL. logging machinery, hydraulic pipes, castings of alL kinds repairea. io ortn Fourth st. THE H. C. ALBEE CO.. machinery, sawmills, etc SECOND-HAND !4S Grand ave. Massage. VAPOR. STEAM AND SPONGE BATHS, with 'massage, by experienced young lady; the best treatment in the city. Room 18, 251 Morrison. Select patrons only. 300 WASHINGTON ST., CORNER OF Park, room 1, the Snowden baths; vapor and sponge baths; also massage and electricity. Remember the number; no signs. YOUNG SOUTHERN LADY, FROM OLD Kentucky, gives lavender and salt glow baths; massage a speblalty. 343 Morrison, room 3. Select patrons only. YOUNG LADY GIVING VAPOR. LAVENDER baths, also the famous Assyrian treatment, has removed to Los Angeles. Will be pleased to see old and new patrons. . FRENCH LADY, WITH TWO YOUNG GRAD uate assistants, gives massage treatment; electric, perfume 208 5th. Phone W. 1U73. SCIENTIFIC "GRADUATE MASSEUSE GIVES massage, with Swedish, DelsarteT Grutln movements. Office 20 Raleigh bldg. EGYPTIAN LADY GIVES MASSAGE AND perfumed oil baths. Select patronage only. 350 Washington, room 4. THERMAL BATHS, scientific massage, by ex perienced masseuse. Rooms 2(1 and 2T Raleigh. Mediums. MADAM SMITH (COLORED). FOR 25 YEAR3 Portland's favorite medium. 224 Market st. Mind Reader. J. W. BROWN. THE WORLD-RENOWNED mind-reader, fortune-teller and phrenologist; every one call. Room 38 Raleigh bldg. Mines and Mining. 1000 SHARES OF ST. HELENS & GALICE Mining Co. ctock will bring you In $5 a month. A. B. Cousin. Secretary. 201 McKay bldg. Musical. PROF. T. E. LAWSON. 285 1ST ST.; piano, organ, guitar lossons, at your home. CO cents. . Oregon Vlavi Co. LEWIS BLDG.. PARK AND MORRISON STS. Health talks to ladies Thursday. 2:30 P. M. intents. T.. J.' GEISLER. ATTORNEY; PATENTS A specialty. 330 Chamber of Commerce. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Palmistry. MISS LINN WARDEL, PALMIST. ASTROLO ger and. clairvoyant, has returned. Advice op matters of every nature. Mis Wardel Is no stranger to tha people of Portland. While on her last visit here she read- for over C00O people. For ONE WEEK ONLY she will give' readings for ONE-FOURTH her regular prlc$. This offer will be continued one week longer,' to accommodate those who werp unablo to get a reading-, owlns to the rush. Hypno tism., palmistry and clairvoyant card reading taught; medlumlstlc persons developed. For readings by mall, send $2. Including date at birth. OfUce hours. 10 A. II. to 8 P, M. dally. Offices 21-22 Raleigh building. Larsen, the palmist, returned; scientific read ings. 50c; past and future. 21d Allsky bldg. Mrs. Dreyfus, the unrivaled palmist and clair voyant card reader. 133 1st. cor. Alder. Pliyalclanst and Surgeons. DR MRS. CAREY TALBOT SUCCES fully treats and cures all diseases of women. Successful home treatments by maiL 308 Sal-, mon. between Fifth and Sixth. DR.- JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST TN KXD- ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellow's Temple. Dr. Flora- A. Brown: diseases of women and- children a specialty. Office 517 The Dekum. Restaurants. SPANISH RESTAURANT. 208 DAVIS. TEL. uiay b. .ileal j. 5c: chicken tamalc. 15c Sates. DIEBOLD SAFES. JAILS, VAULT DOORS and deposit work. Lockouts opened. General repairs. Burglar alarms. Steel ceilings. Second-hand safes bought and sold. Goods as represented. J. E. Davis. 66 3d. BARNES SAFES PORTLAND SAFE & LOCK t-0., genu agts.. 205 2d st, A. O. U. W. bldg. HALL'S SAFES, standard" of tho world. Norrls bare Co.. m 1st st.. 2d door north of Stark. Sanitariums. 500 EAST COUCH ST., COR. E. 10TH; MRS. unaries uamppcii, graduate nurse Beuevuo Hospital. New York, in charge. Lylng-ln hoi pltal; homo comforts. Phone Union 1388. Showcases and Store Fixtures. R. LUTKE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO DIXON. , Slot Machines. TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE CO.. 313 Washington st.; largest variety; repairing. Spiritualists. CLAIRVOYANTS THE SELBYS. SO strange is our work that, without a- word, without a question, we can tell you what you came for. Just what you want to know. Cor rect information about all affairs, love, court ship, marriage, divorce, sales, wills, property, old estates, speculation, dlsea.e3, pensions.' patents. Investment, etc. We positively ted you when and whom you will marry, giving namo of person and date of marriage. We recognize none as our superior, who by any means advise and foretell events arising through cause and effect. Hours. 10- A. M. to S P. M.; Sunday, 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. 1SJ 7th st.r between Yamhill and Taylor. MME. AD WARD. SPIRITUALIST MEDIUM, can be consulted on business, lawsuits, love, matrimony: unites the separated, no matter the distance or cause; satisfaction guaran teed. Rooms 5, 0. A. O. U. W. bldg., cor. 2d and Taylor. Take elevator, fourth floor. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL AND SEE MRS. Wallace, the famous psychic; gives valuable advice on all affairs of life, traces absent friends, mines, family difficulties. Always consult the best. 271 Morrison St.. room A. CALYPSO. THE GREAT PSYCHIC. GIVES reliablo advice to all. See her. Charges reasonable. Office 17 Washington bldg., 10 to 5. Mrs. Stevens, spiritual life rcaaer; scientific palmist; past and future. SOc. 221 Morrison. Mrs. C. Cornelius. Allsky bldg.. 3d and Morri son. Sittings dally. Phone Hood- 403. MRS. ADDIE R. SMITH. BUSINESS AND test, at 133 5th. cor. Alder, room 1. Storage anC Transfer. C. O. PICK, office. SS First, bet. Stark and Oak; phone 596. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for shippl.ig; commodious lire proof brick warehouse: Front and Clay sts. Tronic Factory. PORTLAND TRUNK wholesale and retail. CO.. 50 THIRD ST.; Send for catalogue. Turkish HntltK. DEKUM ELECTRIC LIGHT Turkish baths. Hours Ladles. 0 to 3: gentlemen. 3:30 to 0. Typewriters. Columbia Bnr-Lock Visible Typewriter; get catalogue. 310 California st.. San Francisco. Watchmakers and Jewelers. JOHN A. BECK. WATCHES. DIAMONDS. Jewelry silverware. 2u7 Morrison. Repairing. Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or. BANKS. WELLS. FARGO & CO. BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ..$12,000,000 HOMER S. KING PRESIDENT (San Francisco.) R. LEA BARNES CASHIER WALTER A. HOLT... .ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) General Banking Business Transacted. Ex change sold and letters of credit issued, avail able in all parts of the world. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE With which is amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. Capital paid up ?s.000.000 Reserve ;iOO,000 Transacts a General Banking Euslness. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Accounts opened for sums of $10 and upwards and Interest allowed on minimum monthly bal ances. Rates on application. 214 -WASHINGTON ST. E. A. WYLD. Manager. UNITED STATES NATIONAL TANK OF PORTLAND. OREGON. Northwest corner Third and Oak streets. Transacts a general banking business. Draft3 Issued, available In all cities of th United States and Europe. Hong Kong and Manila NO INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. President J. C. A INS WORTH Vice-President W. B. AYER Cashier F. C. MILLER Assistant Cashier R. W. SCHMEER Assistant Cashier A. M. WRIGHT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Designated Depository and Financial Agent of the United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vice-President A. L. MILl.3 Cashier . J. W. NEWKIRK Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD "Second Assistant Cashlor B. F. STEVENS Letters of credit Issued available In Europe and the Eastern States. Bight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New York. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis, St. Paul, Omaha. San Francisco and the principal points in the Northwest. Sight and time bills drawn in rums to suit on London. Paris, Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-Maln. Hong Kong. Yokohama, Copenhagen. Chris tians. Stockholm. St. Petersburg. Moscow. Zurirh. Honolulu. Collections mado on favorable terms. LADD & TILTON BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1S50. Transacts a 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, 3t. Louis, Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and vari ous points In Oregon, Washington. Idaho, Mon tana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London, Paris. Berlin, Frankfort, Hong Kong. Yokohama. Manila and Honolulu MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON President R L. DURHAM Vice-Prpsident R. Wl HOYT Cashier GEORGE W. HOYT A3?ltant 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 & SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. Had office, 53 Old Broad street. London. This bank transacts a general banking busi ness, makes loans, .discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for travelers and tho purchase of merchandise In any city of' the world. Deals In foreign und domestic exchange. Inle.-sst paid on term deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. "THE OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN OREGON." Incorporated Anrll 22. 1S37 PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON NO. 100 THIRD STREET. ' Transacts a general trust, agency and banking business: collection!! made, savings deposits re ceived. Interest-bearing certificates of deposit issued at rates fixed by the terms of the cer tificate. gEA?SSP President B. LEE PAGET Secretary