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16 THE SUNDAY 0REG0NIA2T. PORTLANB, JULY 22, 1900. ;nd of the assembly CWLVrAXJaVA. RECEIPTS MORE THAW PAY ODRREJfT EXPENSES. Season Deemed Satisfaotoryj,jrkaalx There- TV No Extre.ordlna.ry Feature "Work of Last Day GLADSTONE PARK, Or.. July 2L-The seventh annual assembly of the Willam ette Valley Chautauqua Association closed tonight with a grand display or fireworks. The attendance far exceeded any pre vious day of this assembly, hundreds of people coming in from Portland and vari ous sections Of Clackamas County. While the number of actual campers' tents were about 20 less than last year, the average daily attendance, barring the big days of former assemblies, broke the record for ordinary days. Although the account has not been made up for today's re ceipts, it is estimated that the nuLhage ment will be enabled to pay off all the expenses of this assembly and the in debtedness of ?G00 Incurred in making building improvements. This is regarded as remarkable, considering the "fact that no Sam Jones or Bryan was here this season to attract a multitude. It is a notable fact that the attendance has steadily increased during the past few days, and the management is well pleased with the results. The classwork has been an attractive feature of this assembly, and the attendance was never better at the class lectures, owing to the capabil ity of the instructors. Under the direction of Superintendent T. TV. Potter, of the Chemawa Indian School, the pupils of that institution gave an excellent entertainment this morning. Preceding Dr. Roland D. Grant's lec ture on "Snakes in Paradise," this after noon, Mrs. R, C Ganong sang "Dawn," and responded to an enthusiastic encore with "Violets (Woodman). Mrs. El B. Williams was the accompanist. Dr. Grant's lecture was more optlmlstlo than yesterday, and he was greeted with a much larger crowd. After speaking of the various theories regarding the loca tion of the Garden of Eden, he gave an alytical and scientific reasons for his be lief that Paradise was first located at the north pole; animals of the "various species were created In their regular or der, and then man. When man got there he found the snakes at any rate, they came there about that time or before. There were trees in the garden, but there was one tree "that was good to look at, good to eat, good to make you wise, but you must not touch it." The snakes caused the downfall of man, and he had to leave the Garden of Eden; the frosts of the north drove him south, and he has continued to go south ever since. The lecture was highly entertaining, and Illus trated with Interesting stories, and the speaker was frequently applauded. The offlcers and Board of Directors were re-elected as follows: President, W. C. Hawley, Salem; vice president, C H. Dye; secretary, J. W. Gray; treasurer, T. F. Ryan; ground man ager, H. E. Cross; other directors, J. T. Apperson, E. R Channan, W. E. Carll and G. A. Harding. This afternoon President W. C. Haw ley's history class presented him with two elegantly bound historical volumes. The presentation address was made by v .co-President C. H. Dye, of the wuau tauqua Association. In his response of appreciation Mr. Hawley said that one of the books was one that he had long wanted for his library. The bicycle field meet, under the direc tion of A. M. Grllley, secretary of the Oregon City T. M. C. A., attracted much attention, and was an entertaining series of events. There were 46 entries booked, and the majority of them participated In the contest. Prizes were awarded as fol lows: Half-mile open First prize, Ted Ingle fleld of Portland; time, 1:40. Second prize, George J." Johnson, Portland. One-mile open First, Inglefleld, 3:08; second, J. B. McMonles, Portland. One-mile novice First, Gus Estburg, Portland, 2:56; second, Colburn Barrel", Portland. Three-mile open First, Inglefleld, 7:13; second, Estburg. The Chemawa Indian baseball team, which won every game played during this season, and had carried off the tro phy, gave the Torpedoes, of Portland, an interesting game. The score stood IS to 16 In favor of the Torpedoes, however. A number of people who wore attend ing the Chautauqua assembly have planned a trip to Mount Hood, Intending to start next Tuesday. Among those who are to make up the party are mentioned the names of President W. C. Hawley, Miss Acker-nan, of Salem; Professor C. E. Kemp, of Chicago; County Superin tendent and Mrs. N. W. Bowland; the Misses Scott, of Mllwaukle; A. C Strange, of Mount Tabor; Professors T. J. Gary and B. E. Oompston, and J. Howard Mil ler, of Oregon City. The .elaborate programme of closing exercises was carried out tonight. The park was thronged with people. CLOSE OF ASHLAND ASSEMBLY. In Every Wir Satisfactory Season Officers Elected. ASHLAND, Or., July 2L The Southern Oregon Chautauqua Assemhly closed Its eighth annual session this evening with a grand concert, at which Mrs. C. B. Dex-ter.-.pt akland, and Mrs. W. J. Whlte-maiv-wf Denver, were the soloists; Pro fessor Wllberforce J. Whlteman, the con ductor, and Miss Mary Sllsby, the accom panist. The choruses were large, and the programme, which contained 10 numbers, gave much satisfaction to an audience that packed the building. The annual business meeting was held this afternoon, at which the following officers were elected: G. F. Billings, president: a A. Hitch cock, vice-president; Rosa Dodge, secre tary, and F. H. Carter, treasurer. Thfs year's assembly has been unusually successful. The attendance has been large and the receipts very satisfactory. The entire programme went off as arranged, and nothing Interfered to interrupt the harmony of the meetings. The number of visitors and tampers from other towns In Southern and Southeastern Oregon has been larger than at any previous as sembly. Last of the Slot-Machine Owners. Yesterday afternoon the last of the warrants for the arrest of the slot machine owners were served, and the following called at the police station and deposited $25 cash bail: A. Carlson, John Kelly, C. N. Lake, Jack Elskamp, Lizzie Smith and Gus Ruth. NEW TODAY. & Bags. Redaction sale for SO days. Harris Trunk Co.. 231 Morr. A beautiful residence and corner lot. Nob Bill, at a bargain. 50x100 feet on Fourth St., close in. $2200. Corner lot. San Rafael and -Rodney ave. $1000. Fine residence on Irving- st, Nob Hill. $1200 House and lot on Seventh St.. close in. Lot on Grant st. near Fifth, $1300. Quarter block on Park st, with .fine house, 9S500. Lot on Gllsan st. $2100. Lot on Hoyt st. $2100. And other cholco snaps. Buy .now; yon 'Kill reap large profits. GOLDSMITH & CO.. 240 Washington St. DAILY 3CETEOROLOGICAI. REPORT. PORTLAND, July 2L S P. M. Maximum tem perature, 86; minimum temperature, 00; river reading at 11 A. M., t-9 feet: change in 24 hours, v$ foot; total precipitation, P. M. to P. M., 0; total precipitation since September L 1899, 3S.6S inches; normal precipitation since September L 1899, -46.16; deficiency. 7.50; total sunshine July 20, 2900. 15:16; possible sunshine, 15:16. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The barometer continues to rise slowly off the Pacific Coast. It la lowest "over Idaho. There lias been a general but small fall In temperature throughout the Pacific Coast States. The following maximum temperatures were reported today: Portland, tp deg.; Se attle. S3; Baker City and Roseburg, M; Poeo tello. 82: Red Bluff, 94; Spokane. W; Walla .Walla and Boise, fcS. No rain has fallen in the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast States during the last 24 hours. The Indications are that the weather in this district will be fair and not so warm Sunday. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forcasts mode at Portland for the 28 hours ending -midnight, Sunday, July 22. 3900: Western Oregon and Western Washington Fair; not so worm; westerly winds. Eastern Oregon Fair, continued worm; northerly winds. Eastern Washington Fair, continued warm; northerly winds. Idaho Fair and -continued warm; winds mostly west to north. Portland and vicinity Fair and not so warm; winds mostly northerly. The following messages from tbe wheat growing districts have been reoelred at the United States .Weather Bureau office during the past 24 hours: Grant's Pass, Or. Wheat In Josephine Cous ty reported badly damaged by rust. Rockford. Wash. Continued heat 'for last few days, coupled with hot wind, has cut Spring wheat so tt cannot make over 23 per cent of a crop. Celfax, Wash. Temperature S3; If It con tinues warm. Spring wheat will be damaged. Rltzvlllo, Wash. Temperature at 1 P. M. yesterday, 101; today, at J P. M., Jl, with light breese. Winter wheat well In hand. Spring grain ready to cut and out of danger. Pendleton. Or Temperature, 102; northerly wind; slight damage? EDWARD A. BEALB, Forecast Official. HEETIXQ NOTICES. ALBINA ASSEMBLY. NO. 8, UNITED AR TISANS, will meet Wednesday, Instead of Monday night, came hall. W. L. WHITFIELD, Sec. PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 55, A. F. Sc A. M. Special communication this (Sunday) afternoon at 2:30 sharp. to attend the funeral of our late Vwm.Va.. Tl TT ...M..lf I ... T ...... Fir cemetery. Car leaVes Third and Yamhill at s snarp. ur order of the W. Mi L W, PRATT, Secretary. DIED. WRIGHT At Astoria, Or., July 20. 1000, James Wright of Skamokawa, wash., aged 64 years. The funeral services will be held today at 2 P. M. at Flnley. Kimball &. Co.s chapel, cor. Third and Jefferson sts. Friends Invited. Interment at Lone Fir cemetery. DURGIN In this city, July 20, 1900. at 2:10 A. M.. Mrs. E. H. Durgin, aged GO years. The services will be held at her late resi dence, 514 13th St.. 8unday at 9"16 A. M. Interment at Vancouver, Wash. San Diego and Los Angeles papers please copy. CAMPBELL In this city, July 20. 1900. Will iam H. Campbell, aged 30 years. Tbe fu neral services will be held today, at 2.30 P. M.. -from the residence of his brother, D. W. Campbell. 246 Seventh street. Friends and acquaintances Invited to attend. Interment in Lone Fir cemetery. KONRAD In this city, at the family resi dence. 168 10th st.. July 2L 1000. at 6 A. M., of paralysis. Professor William Konrad. aged 59 years, husband of Mary Konrad, father of William, Jr., and Ferdinand Kon rad and Mrs. M. B. Palacols. Notice of funeral hereafter. BAKER At Frese Landing, Wash., July 7, 1900. George Albert Baker, aged 22 years, 4 months, 19 days. EDWARD HOLMAW, Undertaker,41h and Yamhill ate. Bens Stlnson, lady assistant. Both phones No. 007. Finley, Kimball fc Co., Undertaker. Lady assistant. 275 Third, at. Tel. 9. F. S. Domains;, Undertaker, -414 East Alder. Lady Assistant. Both phones. Floral pieces; cnt floTrere. Clarke Bros. 280 Morrison. Both phones. NEW TODAY. LACE CURTAIN BARGAINS Three .patterns of $3 and $3.60 values jtor $1.50 Monday only. I. GEVURTZ & SONS The Homefurnlshers, 173-1T5 First. BEDSTEADS Owing to the great demand for Iron beds, we have a large number of oak bedsteads on hand; values $7 to $16 each, will sell them tomorrow at $4 each. WM. GADSBY, Washington and First. SPECIAL Baby buggies, for the beach. $1.50 each. WM. GADSBY "Washington and First sts. 12 CANS DEVILED HAM. 45c; 7 LBS. ARM and Hammer soda, 25c; Schillings' baking powder. 1-lb. can, 85c; -lb. can, 20c; 12-lb. box soda crackers, 55c; 0 bars Babbitt's Rest soap. 25c. McKlnnon Grocery Co., 173 Third street. ANTON ZILM, teacher ot violin, string Quar tets for entertainments, A. O. U. W. Temple. MINERS AND OTHERS SHOULD SEE CAPE Nome Coal Oil Burner. 1064 First st. Knight's Drug Store Opposite Oregonlan building, 120 Sixth. Drugs and medicines. Prescriptions a specialty. COPPS MINING LAWS Latest edition Just received. J. K. GILL CO. JUST RECEIVED CARGO OF WALLSEND COAL PACIFIC COAST CO.. Telephone 229. 249 Washington st. Mortgage Loans On Improved city and farm property, at towa current rates. Building loans' Instolhasat loons. Maemoster & Blrr.ll. Ill Worcester klk. SUMMER READING We carry all the breeziest and most Interest ing novels, fresh from the pen and from the most popular authors. If you Intend leaving town, don't forget to supply yourself with Eucb novels as Soldier of the Guard. Concern ing Isabelle, Carnoby, Lally of the Brigade, Just issued In paper. J. K. GILL CO, I AM GOING TO LEAVE PORTLAND And am offering to sell my home, the east halt ot block 58. Rolladays AddlUon (the old Cunningham home place), with Its fine nine room house, with fun basement and Urge at tic, furnace heat, gas. electric bells and hot and cold water; 25 years' growth of choice shrubbery and fruit: cement walks and steps; 100 feet to ona cor line, and two blocks from two others; all for the price asked for bare half-blocks in the same addition; none of which compare with It In location or sightliness. It Is a beautiful, home-llkft home, and some one Is going to get a bargain. Time on a portion of purchase price If wanted. Principals only; no agents. F. A. HUGGDfS. 138 Third et. CHICKEN DAY We have them by tbe "hundred fine, fat Springs and bens, from 20c up. Bo come early. Eggs, fresh Oregon .'... 20 c Hams, best 12&C Hams, picnics , .....10 c BUTTER. We are receiving hundreds of rolls ot fine dairy butter, and if you -Intend to pack any It will never be "cheaper 25c to 80c roll. -FRUIT. Apples, Gravenstelns 75c to 83c Peaches, Crawford ..GOc to 75- Peaches, Oregon 45c to 55c We have a fdll line of all kinds of 'fruit at wholesale prices, ao favor us with, your Satur day order,- and save, 20 per cent. PACIFIC MARKET & GROCERY CO.. Both phonw, 1P First. 5& AMUSEMENTS. ALIBKYS WINTER GARDEN CAFE. THIRD AND MORRISON. Then? Is so abatement of the tremendous patronage. Fourth cf July Is overt and still it continues. Tonight there will be a popu lar Sunday 50-cent dinner, never before equaled In this city. Tbe demand for re served seats was so great the management had to decide that first come, first served. The dinner will open promptly at 8 P. M., continue until S P. 31. The orchestra has been augmented for Sundays, .and a select musical programme will be gten until mid night. The 23 electric fans are keeping things cool and comfortable, to which next week, on the arrival of tbe big motor and fan. there will be added ventilation through and direct to the roof. Manager Harvey says things must be right and Up to date. Port land says we want the Winter harden, and they must have It. To please 'them no x pense will be spared to perfect everything as ra brains and labor can accomplish It. Tonight prompt, courteous and efficient service will be given by the new corps of waiters. The dinner will be up to the high est expectations, and. with the fine musical programme, no one can fall to enjoy them selves. FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL SEVENTH AND ALDER STS. THE FAMOUS KTRCHNER FAMDLY ORCHESTRA THE DI OOSCA BROTHERS, the World-Renowned Electrical-Musical Experts. HATTIE WARD, the Clever Songstress. Lillian Walther, "a Favorite." Blalno Forrest. Vocalist. SEW TODAY. Auction and' Commission Co. S.LN. OILMAN. Auctioneer Both 'Phones ' Attractive Auction Sale of. Fnrni- ture, Effect, Etc, of Residence, At 411 Washing-ton Street, Tuesday, July 24, at 10 o'clock A. M. (inclnd lns; the costly "Bric-a-Brac" of fam ily lea vine the clty)f 125 yards of the best Quality Axmlnster carpets) unartcr-saxred oak buffet) costly platedvrare) bisque) Haylland and Elite pitchers) -rases) cups) cut-glass (srenuine)j chaflnjr dish) spoons) forks) statuettes) very handsome (Tvlth large French plate mir ror) Tralnut bedroom suit) curled halr and floss mattresses) card ta bles) extension table) dlnlnir chairs) Household s erring machine) band some point lace curtains) refriger ator) garden hose. (Attention is in vited to the choice bric-aj-brac.") Mantel bed. Many other lots, Includ ing a "Scotch mangle') tine cook stove. No. 8, etc Sale Tuesday next, 10 A. M. Buyers vrlll do rrell to attend. 8. L. N. GILMAN, Auctioneer. Specl&l Auction Sale of Household Furniture at Residence. The neat furniture of residence, 084 Second Street, between Grant and Sherman, vrlll be sold by public auction, on Thursday next, July 20, at 10 A. 31., including t Carpets) bed room suits) parlor furniture) dining-room furniture) sideboard) ex tension table) chairs) odd bedsteads) curtains) shades) crockery) oooking range, and other lots. Sale Thursday, July 20, 10 A. M., CS4 Second Street. S. L. N. GILMAX, Auctioneer. Auction Sale of Household Furniture We vrlll sell by public auction at 411 Washington Street on Friday, July 27. at 10 A. M all the furni ture and fittings of residence, afford ing an excellent opportunity for buyers. Sale Friday. S. L. K. GILMATf, Auctioneer. BY J. T. WILSON AUCTION SALE Household Furniture, Horse, Bug gy, Ttto Showcases, Etc., Wednes day, July 25, at lO A. M., at Sales room, 182 First Street, COMPRISING, IN PART: Two oak and other bedroom suits; woven-wlre springs mattresses and bedding; large mirror; 15 Vienna dining chairs; uph. rocker; easy chairs; Eastern bed lounge. In railroad plush; other couches and lounges; Brussels and Ingrain carpets; good kitchen treasure; kitchen safe, and other kitch en furniture, several good cook stoves; blue flame oil stove; gas range. In perfect condi tion; refrigerator, etc I WH.L-ALSO SELL AT 10 A. M. SHARP ONE GOOD DRIVING MARE. 0 TEARS OLD; ONE BUGGY; ONE LARGE REFRIGERA TOR, FOR SALOON OR GROCERY; ONE PIANO TRUCK. ALSO FULL-BLOOD FOX TERRIER DOG, 0 MONTHS OLD; A FINE CIGAR SHOWCASE: LADY'S BICYCLE, ETC J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE Men's and Boys' Suits, Boots and Shoes, Men's Golf and White Shirts, Children's Hose, Etc. I have received a large cpnslgnroent of these lines, with ORDERS TO SELL WITHOUT RESERVE. In this lot Will bs found men's and boys suits; men's and boys' pants; col ored golf shirts; white shirts; straw hats; children's hose; ladles' and men's boots and shoes, etc. As this Is the largest consignment I have bad for some time of this class of goods. It will pay you to attend this sale. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. jjttioaleg -vm.Darv&r.a vo On Tuesday Next, July 24th AT 88T SIXTH STy NEAR MILL. WE ARE INSTRUCTED BY MR. KIDD. WHO IS L.EAVINU fOR NEW YORK, TO SELL THE FURNITURE. CARPETS, STEEL RANGE, ETC., OF HIS RESIDENCE, comprising: Costly parlor suite. In embossed plush; large upholstered easy chairs; reception chair. In silk tapestry; oak rockers, of various designs; very fine tutted couch, spring edge. In rich velour; center tables; large mirrors; Moquetto and body Brussels carpets; Smyrna rugs, lace curtains; polished oak sideboard, irlth French PLATE MIRROR; MASSIVE EXTENSION TABLE, S FEET. IN GOLDEN OAK; LARGE ARM DINING CHAIR. TO MATCH: oil paint ings; STANDARD SEWING MACHINE. In fine condition: body Brussels hall and stair carpets: ELEGANT CHERRY BEDROOM SET, finely carved, with mirrors to both bu reau and washstand, two fine oak bedroom sets; best springs; mattresses, etc: decorated toilet sets; about 50 yards good matting; ele gant Jewel STEEL RANGE. 0-hole, with warming closet and water-back, only used three weeks; household treasure, and the usual kitchen requisites. Most of the above goods have been pur chased within the lost two months, and are equal te new. Bale at 10 A M. GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE On Thursday Next, July 26th AT CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, cor. Alder and Park, we shall sell the fine furniture, etc, of private residence, removed to our salesrooms for convenience of tale. COMPRIS ING: ELEG.ANT COMBINATION BOOKCASE AND DESK. IN FRENCH WALNUT; WIND POlc tOLD'NG BED. with large mirror; wal nut chiffoniers; fancy rockers, center tables; couchos. library table; mirrors, first class Brussols carpet: rugs, portieres; lace curtains; rostly sideboard, with large mirror; dining table and chairs; silver tea act; music box (10 airs); hall tree; good oak bedroom sets;. Yum Yum springs; white horse-hair and other mat tresses; feather pillows; toilet sets; odd dress ers; sewing machine, and other effects. Sale at 10 A. M. GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers. CLASSIFIED AD. RATES Rooms," "Rooms and 300." HouMksp lag Rooms." "Situations Wanted." 15 words or less, 15. cents; IS to 20 words, 20 cents; 21 to 35 words, 25 cents, etc Na discount for additional insertions. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "Nw Today." 30 cents for 15 words or less; le to 20 words. 40 cents; 21 to 25 words, 60 cents, etc first insertion. Each additional Insertion, one half; no further discount under one month. "NEW TODAY" (gauge' measure agate), 15 cents per line, first insertion; 10 cents per Una for each additional Insertion, ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The Oregonlan and left at this of fice, should always be Inclosed In sealed envel opes. No stamp Is required on such letters. The Oregonlan will not 'be responsible for er rors In odvcrUsertents token through the telephone. NEW TODAY. TEA. TEA BEST ENGLISH. GUNPOWDER or spider-leg, only -JOtf per lb worth COo per lb. Coffee has taken a sharp rise, but we still hold our calibrated Java and Mocha blend at 25c per lb., always uniform. 20 lbs. dry granulated sugar for 91. with all general orders of groceries of 5 and upwards; IT lbs. regular. The California Market, same building as Hewitt 18 lbs. nice boiling meat, 91; chickens by the thousand, at your own Price; fresh fish of all kinds. We slaughter our own cattle, thus avoiding all middlemen. Everything retailed at wholesale prices. We deliver everywhere, jgg Third st., near Yam hill. P. S. We have no other store. CASCADE WARM SPRING 8 HOTEL NOW open; a fine family resort- for health and pleasure-seekers; boat leaves Oak St.. 6 A. Mr (except Sunday); round trip, $1.50. and land you at noon, one mile from springs; free conveyance to hotel: board and room. LS per day; 7 and $3 per week: baths, 25c These springs are noted for their cure of rheumatism, kidney troublos. etc; plenty good food and good, clean beds. T. Moffett, Prop... 27-4 Taylor street. LOS ANGELES BELGIAN HARE CO.. 20 Fifth street. Portland, the best-equipped rab bltry In Oregon. Only a few of the scored hares advertised last Sunday left. Pedigree and score card furnished with each hare. We have bred does and 'does with young, and four scored bucks at stud. Call and com pare our stock and prices with the very best you know of before buying. Stock and ped igrees guaranteed. Belgian hare sundries tor sale. WANTED 5. 10 OR 15 ACRES IMPROVED land: must be cheap; state price; give de scription. Address Q Tt, care Oregonlan. FOR SALE EASY TERMS: NICE e - ROOM cottage. West Side. Also k block In Couch, on car line. Parrish & Watklns. GUITAR TAUGHT BY B08TON CONSERV atory method; shortest course. Studio 23 Runsel block. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS (2S0O 50x106, with two neat houses, on Seventh st. 93400 House and lot. Nob HilL very choic. 91&50 5-rooxn house, fractional lot, on Fifth st.. near Clay; best little West Side buy on the market. 91800 House and lot on E. Washington st., near E. Eighth. 92725 8-room house and lot, B. Burnslde st,, near E. ISth. 91800 A beautiful building site. 100x130 feet, on E. 15th St.. near Morrison. 9500. 9S0O. 91300. 91500 and 92000 to loan. F. BRESKE, room 444 Sherlock bldg., 83Ji Third st. 9450-HOUBE AND LOT, WITH BARN, TA bosco .addition. $500 House and lot Tremont. 9775 5-room house, nrick basement, lot 60 100. on East Ankeny car. Center addition. Two 5-room plastered houses and 3 lots, city water. In Sellwood, only 9750 for the whole. F. BRESKE, room 444 Sherlock bldg., 83H Third st. ONE OF THE MOST MAGNDTICENT FARM homes In the state; 51 acres, right In Hills bora. 0 blocks from the S. P. R. R station: a colonial 10-room house, good bam. large fruit drier; 12 acres of garden; fruit of the choicest varieties; 20 acres of beaver-dam onion land, that will pay 20 per cent Interest on the whole investment; balance of tbe land is all fenced and In useful cultivation. A snap, for 91500. A beautiful 5-acre place near the Wood stock car line; all Improved. In crap; 6-room bouse, good barn, cholco fruit; a lovely home, and close to the city; price very low. Another nice 5-acre place, with buildings; all In fruit; for 9000. A splendid 00-acre farm on the Tualatin. 2 miles from Hlllsboro; good buildings, choice fruit; rich soil; 925 per acre. A neat and cosy place, 2 full lots, neat cottage, 2 blocks Woodlawn cars; 9700. A fine place, E. 12th, 8 rooms, new; full lot; 92000. An elegant place In Sunnyslde. for 91100. For quick sales, list your property with me. R H. DUNN. 140 First st. ANY ONE ABOUT TO BUY A HOME should see these properties before concluding a deal: 9750 cosh, balance on easy terms, will buy a nice home on 22d st. near Hoyt; price 93250. 9SO0 cash, balanoe on cosy terms, will buy an ideal boms. West ave., Sunnyslde-Mount Tabor car lino; brick basement, furnace, bath, patent closet, boiler, marble washstand, gas and electric; ground 70x100, planted In ornamental shrubs and choice fruit Price 92250. which is less than one-half of the orig inal cost but must be sold. 9400 cash, balance easy terms A 7-room modern house on East 10th. near Ankeny. 9185025x100, wltho-room house. 2 blocks from City Hall. F. BRESKE, 444 Sherlock bldg, 83 Third st BARGAINS IN SMALL TRACTS AND farms $2000. SO acres of good land, all under fence 20 acres cleared, good frame house and barn, living wat$r, V& miles from steam boat landing: a great bargain. ?V. 13 acres on Section Lino road, convenient to the city, on easy Installments. 9U09. a beautiful 4-acre tract close to Ankeny car line, all in fruit good 3-room house, a fine place for the money. S1SO0, a splendid 10 aem tract all improved, good frame house, young- orchard, adjoining the thriving town of Gresham. We have other small tracts and farms of every description, at prices that will suit you. Lambert & Sargent 2 East Washington street 91300 6 ACRES, HIGHLY CULTIVATED: good orchard and small fruit small house; this side Woodstock. 91000 8-room bouse, full lot on main street Lower Alblna;-small payment down,. 9S00 Good business, Jot Lower Albino. A snap. 91700 10-room house, lot 60x125, good lo cation and sightly, near Irrington racetrack. 91SO0 One of finest building sites in Upper Alblna: splendid view of city and river, lOOx 100; two blocks to cir line. WHALLEY, room T Benson building. SEASIDE PROPERTY WE WILL, FOR the remainder of the season, sell lots on tbe beach at Pioneer for JJ5, 953, J7S and $100 each, on easy Installments. This beautiful resort has a frontage of two miles on the beach, adjoining Tioga on the north, and Is without exception the most desirable seaside property on the Northwest Coast For full particulars, call on Lambert & Sargent at Briscoe's Cottages, or address Lambert & Sargent. 8S3 East Washington street Port land. Or. 9550-25x100. WITH 5-ROOM COTTAGE, NEAR 19th and Qulmby. A snap. 92230 Lot with two cottages en 21st near Gllsan street West Side; a bargain. $85093x100 In cholco location. HoUadays Addition; Investigate If your want snap. And don't forget I have choice lots In all parts of the West and East Sides, at bed rock prices, and on terms to suit; don't fail to see my list F. W. TORGLER, 106 Sherlock bfdg. 5-ROOM COTTAGE NT&AR STEEL BRIDGE; must be sold. Lots 50x100 on East Burnslde street Lots, 50x100. East Portland Heights. Lots, 50x100. West Irvlngton. For factories or laundry Full block on East Seventh streetr buildings on the place bringing $300 per year; large springs to sup ply all the water necessary; $3000 cash, bal ance on time. V. SCHJOD. 101 Grand ve.. East Side. WE HAVE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS and in all ports of the city and suburbs, for sale at lowest prices, and can make better terms than others, as wo handle property owned principally by, mortgage companies. Call and see our list &s we have tome special bargains on hand, and will drive you out to se the property. It will cost you nothing to look It over. GrindstaS & Blaln, Hi Stark street , RAILROAD AND MTX&MEN WE HAVE FOR sale the finest location for manufacturing purposes on the Coast being two fine tracts at Llnnton. just outside city limits; one 1200 feet deep-water front, and running bock to N. P. Railroad; and one 1820 feet deep water front and running bock to St Helens county rood. Will sail 400 or 800 ft Orindstaff A Blaln, 248 .Stark. FOR SALE GOOD '7-R&OM HOUSE, 455 Hall street, corner 13th street with 66-foot frontage, on each street; "this property is in a very desirable neighborhood, and we offer same for $2j00 on favorable terms. Atkin son, Wakefield &. Ct.f STt Stark street FOR .8ALEr- VERY CHOICE LOTS IN TA bor Heights, within one block of terminus Morrison-street car llnef cite of each 100x133 and 100xlS$; will be offered at special prices for the next few days. Atkinson, Wakefield 4 Co., Ztl Stork street FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE A 7-ROOM HOUSE. ALMOST new, with 4 lets and barn. 83 choice fruit trees and berries, all In good condition; on car line and bicycle tracks, and city water, for $1800; part cosh. Inquire at HelUcemp era, 2S6 Morrison street FOURTEENTH - ST. FANCY QUARTER block. Excellent location, with beautiful grounds and ten-room house facing east and south. 200 feet from the two car lines. F. V. Andrews &. Co.. Hamilton building. FOR SALE WE OFFER AT A GREATLY reduced price a very choice lot on the west side of Seventh street between Mill and Montgomery streets. Atkinson, Wakefield & Co., 227 Stark street 25 LOTS WITH ELEGANT MODERN 8DC room bouse and bath, joins Piedmont near car line and bicycle paths; young orchard; cheap; easy terms. Dr. Swain, 713 Dekum Bldg. FOR A FULL LIST OF FINE FARMS, CITY and suburban property, at price to suit; also renting of houses, etc, call on Charle son & Staub, 245H Morrison street room 12. IF YOU WANT ONE OF THE MOST DB strable quarter blocks on Portland Heights, call on us. It is going to be sold. Grindstaff & Blaln. 246 Stark. 480 ACRES FTNB TIMBER NEAR LEBANON; a bargain; or will trade for machinery. In quire the H. C. Albee Co., 200 East Water street $350-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE. 100x23. west slope Mount Tabor, facing two avenues. Rlggen Real Estate Co., 30-31 McKay bldg. 93000-CHOICE 40-ACRH FARM. 8 MILES from Portland: high stat of cultivation. Rlggen Real Estate Co.. 80-31 McKay bldg. FOR SALE. CHEAP. FOR CASH-HOUSE and two lots, Fulton Park; one lot In Sell wood. A. Llnd. 364 First street city. FINE QUARTER-BLOCK, KENWORTHYS Addition. 17th street: very cheap; must be sold. Owner, K 68, core Oregonion. WELL-BUILT 7-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MOD ern convenience ; lovely yard, for $2100. Owner. 616 Qulmby street HOUSES AND COTTAOES FOR SALE: ALSO bakery. Emmons Emmons, 623-28 Chamber of Commerce building. CHEAP; FOUR COTTAGES. CORNER LOTS, East llth-street car line. Inquire 8204 Front cor. Clay. BY OWNER 2 ELEGANT LOTS. N. E. COR 28th and E. Burnslde. Inquire 235 Wash ington st HOUSES built and nold on Installment plan, any part city. Dammeler. 611 Morqusm. FOR SALE 7-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT. 545 East Oak. Inquire, on promises. FOR SALE FARMS. 62 ACRES IMPROVED LAND. WITH BUEUD lngs. etc, 7 miles from Portland, 94500. 140 acres partly Improved land, with house, etc, 9 miles from Portland, 94500. 235 acre. 4 miles from Forest Grove. 23 miles from Portland; 80 acre improved, 93500. 1694 acres, 3 miles from Hlllsboro, 14 miles from Portland well-Improved form; 15500. CO acres. 2 miles from Newberg, 25 miles from Portland. 91500. 166 acres, 2 miles from North Yamhill; a good farm; 94500. S31 acres. 5 miles from North Yamhill, la Moore's Valley, 80 acres cultivated, 93300. SOO acres, 8 miles from Dallas. 4 miles from railroad; an excellent form, about one-half In cultivation; 95000. Good stock ranches In Douglas County, 4 miles from Oakland, from 500 to 2400 oores, at from 95 to 912 per acre. For further particulars apply to MACMASTER & BIRRELL, 811 Worcester block. Portland. Or. J. W. OOILBEE, ROOM 11. 1454 FIRST ST., Portland. Or. 2000 acres; 200 acres under plow. 200 more ready for plow, balance of land In oak tim ber and brush pasture. This body of land Is very rolling, but not broken by abrupt hills. A greater portion con be easily cultivated; is watered by running springs; all under fence, with fair farmhouse and barns or stables; county roads on two sides ot tbe ranch; 7 miles from good town, and 4 miles from railroad, in Lane County, Oregon. Also 65 head of graded milch cows, with -salves; about 70 head of yearlings, 9 head of work horses, harness, 2 wagons. 15 head of brood sows; a complete dairy and cheese-making outfit, vrith all farm implements, go with the stock form, and very reasonable in price, 918.500. STOCKMEN, READ THIS: On of the beat stock ranches east of the mountains, within 10 mllfs of railroad station, containing about 4000 acres, all under fence and well watered; fine houss. large barns and outbuildings: Improvements alone cost double the price asked: will sell for 918.000. Including growing crop, SOO bead of high-grade Hereford cattle. 8 work and saddle horses, 2 wagons and buggy; over 4C0 tons of bay, together with all the tools and farm machinery necessary tor the place. Everything about this ranch is In perfect order, and It is without question one of tbe beat bargains ever offered. JOSEPH M. HBALY, 2rt4 Morrison street GRAND BARGAIN 10 ACRES. LEVEL, cleared; small house, 10x28; barn, frame up, lumbT to finish: cellar. 10x25; COO choice grapevines, mixed; 435 straberrles. 275 black raspberries. 185 currants (red, white and black). 120 Red Jacket gooseberries, 23' red raspberries; 1 acre Italian prunes, 50 Wolfe River apples, 25 Yakima apples, 25 Baldwin apples; prunes and apples 2 years old; 4 Harvest apples. 10 cherries. Owner going East must sell at once. Address Newton Gullck. Orchards. Clark Co., Wash. Will sell furniture cheap it desired. V $700 WILL BUY AN 80-ACRE FARM NEAR Biiverton; S5 acres m cultivation; good buildings, orchard. 160 acres near Sllverton; good cattle ranch; will trade for city property; free or with In cumbrance. 15 acres on Johnson's Creek, 64 miles from town; $C50. V. SCHMID, 1C9 Grand ave.. East Side. THE CELEBRATED "HENRY LONG Farm," at Chehalls. considered by many to be the brst money-making form In the state, will be sold by the administrator Sept 1. either in parcels or as a whole, to the high est bidder. Full Information by addressing W. B. Allen, box 317, Chehalls, Wash. FOR 8ALE-CHOICE FARM OF 30 ACRES on Scholl's Ferry road, 6 miles from Port land; all In cultivation, with good house, barn and outbuildings; wagons, farm im plements and stock. Atkinson, Wakefield & Co., 227 Stark street FARM AND 8TOCK RANCH IN GILLIAM County, 1 mile from railroad. 1050 acres, good range, 700 acres In cultivation; good water; cheap for cash. Call or write "Walter F. Allen, room 000 Commercial blk.. 2d and Wash. IMPROVED FARMS FOR BALE IN ALL parts of .Oregon and Washington; payments made to suit purchasers. For full particulars as to various properties, apply to Mocmaster A Blrrell. Sll Worcester block. FOR SALE A FARM OR DAIRY RANCH OF 660 acres, welt located: a fine place; 200 acres in grass; good buildings; sell cheap or trade for machinery. Inquire the H. C Albee Co., 260 East Water street FOR SALE OR RENT TWO GOOD FARMS, good house and bam, orchard and hay; crop of about 59 tons hay can be cut on the shares this year. C. Helman, Woodstock. TO EXCHANGE. 30 - ROOM HOUSE. FULL LOT. IN PORT land; trade for partly Improved farm. 8-room house, Fulton Park, for timber land near river. 75-acre farm, all In cultivation, for prop erty In Upper Alblna. 7-room house, full lot. In Port Townsend, for Portland property. 160 acre's timber land, cut 1,200,000 feet for home In Upper Albino. 0-room house, full lot near cable line, for good farm. JENNINGS & CO 8094 MORRISON ST. TO EXCHANGE QUARTER-BLOCK IN Highland for lot or house and lot between Washington and Grant south. Second and 14th west; will pay cash difference. Address Y 77, cars Oregonlan. I OWN 240 ACRES OF LAND NEAR LINK Tille. I want to exchange for a house and lot or good vacant lots. Anderson, 215 Ash street TO EXCHANGE 120-ACRE FARM IN MA rlon County, Oregon, for desirable cottage at Seaside. Address H 73, care Oregonlan. LADY'S 1900 WHEEL; USED ONE MONTH; will trade for diamond. Address Y 76. care Oregonlan. BELGIAN HARES FOR SALE. IT IS UNWISE NOT TO BUY THE BEST, and never under any circumstances purchase diseased stock. We have tho finest-equipped rabbltry in the state, andralse our stock In large, airy hutches, free from filth. Health, pedigrees and score cards guaranteed. We Invite inspection and comparion. Hares shipped anywhere. Youngsusrs from our fa mous buck. Britain Fox. Champion Golden Rule and Banbury Star. Los Angeles Belgian Hare Co., 213 Fifth street ' Portland- BELMONT BABBITRY, 148 EAST 34TH ST., PcTtland--Orders booked this week only for service ot our famous Imported buck. "Duko ot Teck," score 05. at 910; Britain Chief. 93. A few choice does, bred. 915 to 925; one fine Lord Nason buck, 910. BELGIAN HARES AT CUT RATES; LARG est stock, boat strains; lowest prices. Portland Belgian Hare Ass'n. 1S6 4th, near Yamhill. TIMBER IiAJTOS FOR SALE, WE HAVE FOR SALE A 10,000-ACRB TRACT of spruce and fir on the Umpqua River. We buy and sell timber lands on commission. Hortman. Thompson At Powers, 2 Chamber of Commerce. WAKTED RX3AI ESTATE. WANTED 3 TO 10 ACRES OF LAND NEAR Ockley Green or Peninsular Station; some Im provements. Address V 71, care Oregonlan. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR ALB-A FINE THREE-SEAT Cov ered camp wagon; suitabU for stage; has side and nd springs: the best 9200 rig in the city, price 9100 Call at Jones' Cash Store. iOH and 110 Front st, Portland. BEWING-MACHINES-A FEW SLIGHTLY damaged machines. Singer, Whits. New Horns, and Wheeler ft Wilson, at astonish ing low prices. 335 Morrison street, Mar quam building. YOUNG TEAM, 1800 POUNDS EACH, AND new wagon, now engaged on 96 day Job. Call Krebbs brick yard, near No. 2 reser voir, H. I. Rosenthal, owner. FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SPAN OF BAY horses, well matched; rr old; weight about 1500 pounds. J. A. Webber, Vancou ver, Wash. Typewriters, all make, rented and sold; expert repairing; offlct suppUea and Uske. Coast Agency Co., 2084 Stark st Both pbonsa. TWO CARLOADS RIGS; PART RUBBER tlrs; old ones in exchange; 500 set harness, 75 second-hand rigs. 8. Temllnson. Oil Wash. FOR SALE; CHEAP-3H-INCH NEW FARM wagon. 2 horses, side saddle, new buggy, farm, 160 acres. 141 Union avenue, North. GOOD TEAM HORSES. WEIOBT 1800 LBS. each; wagon and harneas; also steam wood saw. C. S. Bennett 1274 Fourth it THE MODEL STABLES, COR FIFTH AND Davis sts., will board your horses for 915 per head. The best of care given. FOR SALE FULL SET. 25 VOLS.. OFFICE binding. Encyclopedia Britanntca. 33. J. H. Hawley, 8 Chamber of Commerce. SPAN OF OLD WORK HORSES, LIGHT spring wagon, for sale at a bargain. Modtl Stables, cor. Fifth and Davis. MOCKING BIRDS. RED BIRDS. CANARIES, ferrets, guinea pigs and handsome cats and kittens. Stuhr, 329 Jackson. FOR SALE WASHBURN GUITAR, CON cert size; equal to new; a bargain. Address Guitar, care Oregonlan. FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED COCKER Spaniel pups. 641 East 28th street Take Woodstock car. ONE GAS RANGE. ALSO ONE GASOLINE stove, nearly new, for sale. Inquire 240H Fifth street FOR SALE A COURSE IN BUSINESS COL lege can be had cheap by address L T8 care Oregonlan. FOUR HEAD GOOD WORK STEERS. WELL broke and In excellent condition. X 74, care Oregonlan. ONE GOOD WORK HORSE FOR BALE cheap at No. 146 East Water street near Morrison. BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND NICKEL-IN-slot machines. Transcontinental Machine Co.. 310 Oak. RED IRISH SETTER DOG FOR SALE, 10 months old; very handsome. Stuhr. 823 Jackson. FOR BEST FIR. OAR AND ASH WOOD GO to Pioneer Wood Yard, foot of Morrison st Phone 189. Al ROAD HORSE FOR SALE: PERFECTLY trustworthy for ladles. Inquire at 101 Front street FOR SALE. CHEAP-ONE LARGE. FINE Great Dane bitch. Address L 78, care Ore gonlan. 910 FOR A NEW OAS COOKER; $2 CASH, balance 92 per month. Gas Co.. 174 Fifth st Magic lanterns, new. second-hana. moving pic tures. Bullard & Breck. 181 Post San Fran. "HONEY-MOON" GUM; ASSORTED FLA vors. Sold by all leading dealers. Ask for It BEST DRY FIR WOOD. HOOVER 813 Water. Phones Ore. South 651, Columbia 83. SOLID GOLD RINGS, GUARANTEED. ONLY 91 each. Uncle Myers, 143 3d. near Alder. Good pasture for horses or cattle at 1004 Mll waukle st. or Inquire at 128 Third street FRESH JERSEY COW, 4 GALLONS M3XK? dally-. E. G. Messenger, Clackamas, Or. A NO. 1 MILCH COW FOR SALE. CALL East Firat between Irving and Oregon. NICE DURHAM COW; WILL BE FRESH shortly. 311 Larrabee street city. " GENTLE HORSE. BUGGY. HARNESS AND cart for sale. Apply 449 Burnslde. FOR SALE-GOOD MILCH COW, GENTLE. 313 Benton street near steel bridge. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER FOR SALE cheap. Graves & Co., 124 Sixth. FOR SALE TENT. 10x15 FEET, 3-FOOT wall. 185 North 16th street CAMERA. CHEAP: SNAP EASTMAN; 4x54, new. 344 Sixth Btret A YOUNG GENTLE HORSE FOR SALE. 229 Jefferson street HELP WASTED MAIS. WANTED MEN WHO ARE NOW EN gaged in ret -sen ting wholesale tailoring firms, and who have been successful in the line. The very largest wholesale tailoring concern In the United States will give such men an opportunity to make more money than what they ore now making. All the very best sample equipments, such as wool ens on consignment watches, etc, will be furnished. Branch stores will be opened without requiring investment ot the sales men, and salaries guaranteed to good parties. Good tailoring salesmen will find this their opportunity. We do not advise the others to apply. Address L Nlckereon, lock box 529. Chicago. 111. WANTED AN AMBITIOUS MAN TO REP reeent in each town In which wo are now without agency, to sell our unexcelled and widely known line of fine madc-to-order cloth ing. Orders are easy to take, because goods are sold under full guarantee, and at popu lar prices. We moke to order only. Profits ore good. Expensive sample equipment with attractive trade-pulling advertising matter, is furnished free to persons of very good char actor. Previous experience not absolutely necessary, as the business Is easy to learn. Sampfcs now ready and exchwiv territory being apportioned. Write at once The L Eoward Tailoring Co., eat. 1881, Chicago, 111. 100 R R LABORERS. NEW WORK, 92. board 93.50. pass; hook-tender, 980. board, one fS to 93.60; rigging rustler. 92.25; rock men. 92.25; hotel baker. 920. board, one at 918 to 922; farm hand, E. O., 985; watch man, 930. board; fallen. $2.75: buckers. $3.60: barkers, $2.25; raftsman, 92-50; swamp ers, 91.50 board; woodchoppers. 91.06; team sters, mill and yard men. 92; horseshoer, 92. board; form hands. 925 to 980; laborep. city, 92: boat cook. 940; waiters, dishwashers: other work. Call. Canadian Agency, 2264 Morrison. SOLICITORS WANTED FOR "VICTORIOUS Democracy," by Metcoif and Munson. The great Democratic campaign book and argu ment settler. Contains biographies and speeches of Bryan and Stevenson, and tells why they will be elected. Enormous demand. COO big pages. Only 91.50. Each subscriber receives 91.00 premium free Commission 50 to 70 per cent Only stratTTht Democratic book published. Drop all trash, and clear 1300 per month with "Victorious Democracy." Out fits and circulars free. 8. A. Park & Cc, Dept 8. 334 Dearborn st, Chicago. WANTED CLOTHINO SALESMAN TO OPEN sales agencies for "America's Greatest Tail ors." The proper facilities given to the right parties; woolens in piece furnished for display purposes. This is a rare opportu nity to engage in a good-paying business without any Investment A number of our sales agents ore making from 91200 to 93500 per year. Write for tsrms and full Informa tion to Rogers, Bloke & Co., 206 Fifth ave nue, Chicago. 60 BOX FCTY., MILL AND YD. RANDS: carpenters with tools, for Gray's Harbor, 930 to 940 and bd.; tickets adv. on bee. 100 loggers (R Rd. hands), 92 to 93 day, for camps on Upper and Lr. Columbia R.; 5 waiters, cooks, dishwashers wanted, city and coast: boat waiters; man about place; 50 farm hands (some milk), 925 up; hay hands, etc., 91.50 up; 2 wood teamsters (city dely.). Work- for alL R G. Drake, 152" First WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MAN OF GOOD ability, to carry on permanent branch busi ness in this city. Excellent opportunity, at a good figure, for the roan who can meet tho requirements. Address G. W- King, Como building, Chicago. WANTED, BY AN ESTABLISHED, WELL rated firm, scheme or specialty men. to sell on exceedingly attractive and salable line. Special terms and unique Inducements. High priced men. Investigate. Box 254. Detroit Mich. MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT CHILDREN, on gentleman's place near city; man as gardener; woman as laundress r permanent position, with good home. Apply Tuesday, between 11 and 1, at 251 Seventh street HELP -WAKTETJ MALE. ESTABLISHED JOBBING-HOUSE WANTS specialty salesmen to call on drug, dry goods and general store trade; commission only; full time and bond required. Address Manager, 100G-183 Dearborn. Chicago. MEN WANTED $20 WEEKLY: POSITIONS permanent; distributing- circulars, samples. tacking signs, bill-posting, etc Bend two stamps for particulars. American Adver tisers" Association. Newport Ky. WANTED COLLECTORS; TOWNS NEAR Portland: 218 per week and expenses, subject to advance. Ws furnish horse M buggy. Addrets; with stamp, -Monterey Mfg. Co lit. Louis, Mo. WANTED A MAN, MARRIED. TO DO general farm work; must bo competent and handy with cows, house, fruit otc, fur nished. Apply City Surveyor's office. City Hall. WANTED COMPETENT TRAVELING ealesmsn for a high-grade specialty line; experienced men preferred. For further tn formation. address Box 60S, St Louis, Mo. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS WHERE THET. are, how obtained, salaries paid. Particular free. Write for circular 174. National Corre spondence Institute. Washington. D. C. WANTED TWO TRAVELING SALESMEN of experience anS ability; capable of earn ing good salary. Addreis. with reference. 1IU Manhattan building. Chicago. WANTED ROAD 8ALESMEN; MUST BeJ experienced, responsible, hustlers; references raaulred! flvlna- fAmmluljin. Columbia Jewelry Co., Iowa City, Io. WANTED SALESMEN FOR ENGINEER'S specialty; excellent side line for supply sales men; liberal commission; reference. Charles Charvat Peoria, liL GOOD DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPER one who has had somo business experience preferred: no boys need apply. Address S 76, cars Oregonlan. WANTED EVERYWHERE HUSTLERS TO tack signs, distribute circulars, samples, etci no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago. WANTED LABORING MEN; 91.85 TO $2.49 per day; skilled men, 92.40 to 94 per day, Keswick Smelting Works. Keswick, Shasta County, Col. WANTED ONE OR TWO GOOD STOVS. piaio moiaers; auo a piater ana nnisben. Apply to Albion Iron Works Co., Ltd., Vic toria, B. C. WANTED 10 LABORERS AND QUARRY men; wages. 20c per hour and upwards. Ap ply Smyth & Howard, 613 Chamber of Com merce. WANTED 1000 MEN TO DRH7K WEIN hard s Columbia beer; nice and" coot Fraa from 7 P. M. to 11:80 P. M.. 1304 Fifth st EXPERIENCED SALESMEN FOR OREGOIT and Washington: permanent position for """ iuco. ouo v.ommercxai diock. A 'R.rcOTRTFm ?" TT3TTn fr crpv. mii ma age,- experience and salary. Address lock-baa 855, Forest Grove, Or. WANTED 23 HARNESSMAKERS. L. Ev Stpne & Cc. Son Francisco, CaL Catalogue sent on application. WANTED DRIED FRUIT BUYER FAMIL lar with prunes. Address Fruit Dealer, car Oregonlan. m WANTED FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING So licitors; no fakers. Apply to J. S. Delllngesv Astoria. WANTED YOUNG MAN UNDER 30 TO learn barber trade. Apply 24 North Second) street WANTED STRONG BOY. ABOUT 16 YEARS -old; German preferred. 17th and Columbia, WANTED MEN FOR COLUMBIA QUARRY$ wages 92 and $2.25 per day. 63 First at WANTED GOOD STEADY BOY AT PORT lond Glove Works. 44 Second street WANTED YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND DRY room. Portland Hotel Laundry. FOUR COATMAKER8 WANTED. H. DD3R ling. Vancouver, Wash. 26 LABORERS WANTED AT INMAN, POUL sen &. Co.'s mill. WANTED ADVERTISING SOLICITOR 184 Fourth st HELP WANTED FEMALE. ANY LADY CAN EASILY MAKE 918 TO $23 per week by representing us In her locality, and as tbe position is pleasant and profltabls. I will gladly send full particulars to all. This la no deception: even your spare time is valuable. Address Mrs. Mary E. Wceeilar 87 Washington street, Chicago, DX WANTED 10 WAITRESSES FOR CITY, country and beach hotels; laundress for beach, 920; 100 domestics, city and. out; also cook. S. Bend, no pastry, 920, ticket beret others for coast; also Japs and Chinese want ed. R G. Drake. 152 First TWO WAITRESSES, COAST, 820; SEVERALj for city; companion; second work; cooks, city ana country; housework. Boise. $25. far here; Troutdale. country and city, 915 to $2& Canadian Parlors, 2264 Morrison. PERNIN SHORTHAND LEARNED IN- ONE third time ot Pltmantc forms; no shading no position. Behnko's Pernln Shorthand an4 Commercial College, 614 Commercial blocJt, WANTED COMPETENT GIRL OR WIDOW, as housekeeper: premanent place; three la family; good wages; no washing. 514 20la st, Portland Heights. GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK: WAGES right; privilege of the home. Call between 10 and 5 today. 1065 East Main street Sun nyslde. WANTED CAPABLE WOMAN OVER 25, TO' fill vacancy with wholesale house; refer ences exchanged. Q 73. care Oregonlan. 8ALESLADY FOR CLOAK AND SUIT D3 partment: state. In own writing, experience N 74, care Oregonlan. COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR GENER al housework; small family; good wages. ApJ ply forenoons, 144 22d. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work; family ot two. Apply Monday mora lng. 788 Irving street STENOGRAPHER WILLING TO CLERK no high wags; must have good reference Apply 231 Morrison. WANTED-GIRL OF 15 OR 16 YEARS FOBT second work. Apply 770 Overton street be tween 22d and 23d. , , WANTEDGIRL FOR CHAMBER AND) general homework; one that is willing to woTk. 331 Yamhill. A GIRL. TO START IN AT SMALL WAGES, to learn good trade Portland Glove Cc 44 Second street GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AT BEACH. 413 East 10th. between Tillamook and Hancock West Irvlngton. GIRL TO HELP CARE FOR TWO SMALIi children; one that desires home. Inqulr 429 Salmon. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: FAM ily of two. Call forenoons only, 141 Norut 10th st WANTED GJRL TO COOK AND DO OEN eral housework; no washing. Call 781 Sav ior st A GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE work for small family. 435 Seventh and East Pine. WANTED ntONERS. FOR LADIES clothes. Apply Union Laundry,. 53 Randolph. . 1 WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL: housework. Apply 23 North 20th. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED AT SS9 EAS13 Ankeny. Call this afternoon. WANTED-GIRLS FOR MANGLE. PORT land Hotel Laundry. 3 SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks. AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT, COM petent to take charge of office, desires posi tion as office manager or cashier; satisfactory references furnlshad. A 74. caro Oregonlan. i COMPETENT GENTLEMAN STENOGRA pher. accurate and rapid, desires position. No. 1 references. Address X 77, Oregonlan. i SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, IS years of age; offlco work preferred. Address O 64. care Oregonlan. Sllscellaii eons. SITUATION WANTED BY A WORKING man; will take anything that will be steady at fair wages; will work on farm. Address A 79, care Oregonlan. CHAMBER PANTRY, CONFECTIONERY or grocery work wanted by reliable, trust worthy, middle-aged man. 593 Mississippi avenue. Contract for laborers, domestics, farm, mines and ' railroads. Japanese Laborers Ass'n. 43 N. 4th. Portland. Or. Telephone Black 992. CARPENTER WANTS WORK. Q 76, care Oregonlan. ADDRESff
