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THE STTKD'AY- OEEGONIAN, POBTLAND, DECEMBER .2, 1900.
PHILIPPINE WOMAN GENERAL
Remarkable Filipino Wko Sid Not
- Resist American Occupation.
Manila Freedom.
General Ageja, of Bungungbung-Lacuna,
Is the only -woman General In the -Insurgent
Army- Since the American occu
pation ehe has given up the revolutionary
cause and Is now General In an. army of
industrials, -whom she commands as rig
idly as her gallant Filipino soldiers that
ehe led so successfully against the Span
lards. Bungungbung Is a small pueblo across
the lake from Santa Cruz. It consists of
about 100 nlpa houses and not more than
200 Filipinos live there, and in all the
barrios near by. The surrounding coun
try Is wild and mountainous. There Is
little cultivation, and the entire popula
tion live by cutting down, the extensive
forests and manufacturing firewood for
the Manila market. It was In the midst
of these rough, rugged scenes that Gen
eral Ageja was bom and reared.
From her early childhood she showed
great strength of mind and capacity for
business. Her father was a sort of chief
at that neck of the woods. aid when her
father passed in his checks Ageja con
tinued to act as Presidente and control
the output of wood that went yearly from
the district.
When the Filipinos rebelled in 1E96,
Agulnaldo. appreciating the prestige of
this wonderful woman, gave her a com
mission as General in the revolutionary
army, and she soon organized all the dif
ferent barrios into a perfect military or
ganization of woodchoppers, apparently
bolomen, when there was a chance to do
up a detachment of Spanish soldiers. In
this manner she extended her Jurisdiction
beyond the confines of Bungungbung, and
has held the prestige she gained in those
days ever since. Today she controls the
labor of 2000 natives, who live far Into
the mountains, but who have a. wonder
ful respect for General Aeeja.
In the field she showed herself the mis
tress of the art of war, and did great
damage to the Spanish troops stationed
at different points in Laguna Province.
Since American occupation she claims
to have devoted herself to Industrial pur
suits, and her 2000 followers are kept
busy cutting -wood and delivering It to
the different contractors who supply the 4
city.
Your correspondent had the pleasure of
an interview with this enterprising and
Interesting Filipino lady at her home in
Bungungbung. She welcomed him with
the warmth characteristic of the Filipino
character. The little woman did not look
big enough to sway the brigade of bolo
men, but ther was about her an air of
command thai struck her visitor forcibly.
All her servants seemed to work like
clockwork, and her power to sway the
big bolomen was well Illustrated during
the visit.
She talked freely of the situation and
showed a disposition for peace, and
throughout the conversation she always
eeemed to have an eye open for busi
ness and was open for a contract of wood.
She explained the method employed in
dealing -with the natives. She handles all
the wood and collects the money from the
contractors. The natives are paid their
share, and the General is widely known
jis most honest In her dealings with both
contractors and natives, and possibly It
has something to do with the wonderful
influence she -wields over her brigade of
bolomen, for they all carry a great big
toolo strapped to them.
The interview was broken into by the
arrival of one of the Lieutenants, who
told her that he had them, and the
"them" he referred to afterward proved
to be a, party of natives who had stolen
a large quantity of wood from a casco
that she bad loaded the night before.
GcrniN Good Subject to Forget.
Saturday Evening. Post.
"While scientists themselves reluctantly
admit that not all germs are harmful,
they even more reluctantly admit that In
the present state of science It Is quite Im
possible to tell Just which are harmful
and which are not. Let us not, then, In
discriminately abuse them; for even a
germ may turn. Then what Is there to
do? Forget about germs; don't worry
about them: Just pay attention to the
sensible rules In regard to dressing and
eating and drinking, and let that suffice.
A prominent scientist was telling th
story of Pandora's box to his little son.
He was- telling It with all possible dra
matic effect. "And she slowly lifted the
lid and peeped within, and then, what
do you think came out?" "Germs," cried
his little son, promptly. Let us put that
very Idea of germs back In that box and
close the lid.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL "REPORT.
PORTLAND, Dec. 1. 8 P. M. Maximum
temperature. 50; minimum temperature, 2S;
river reading at 11 A. M.. 5.0 feet; chance In
the past 24 hours. 0.2 toot; total precipita
tion. 5 P. M. to 5 P. M., trace; total precipi
tation since Sept. 1. 1000. 10.30 inches; nor
mal precipitation since Sept. 1. 1000, 11.82
inches: deflolenoy. 1-52 inches; total sunshine
Nov. SO, 0:54; possible sunshine Nov. 30, 8:50.
Pacific Const Weather.
1
1 2 S Wind.
I p o -Jp
- - D g"o
STATIONS. S jj -
? r ? r
- t I -
Astoria 6010.00" G E t Cloudy
Baker City 40 0.00 W Cloudy
Bismarck 3S 22 NW Snowing
Boise 400.00 N Clear
Eureka 580.00 N Clear
Helena. J44O.W 14 W Clear
Neah Bay 4S 0.00 E Cloudy
Pocatello 400.00 NWCloudy
Portland 50 0.00 W Cloudy
Bed Blutt OS 0.00 N Clear
Roseburg . 52 0.00 E Cloudy
Sacramento fiS0.no SE Clear
Salt Lake 44) SE Cloudy
San Francisco 16010.00 8 N Clear
Spokane 4Sl0.n0 SW Pt. cloudy
Seattle 52(0.00 SW Cloudy
Walla Walla 16010.00 S Pt. cloudy
Light. Trace.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A high-pressure area of considerable magni
tude Is central over Northern Nevada. The
barometer is falling slowly alone the Pacific
Coast. Generally fair weather, with mild tem
peratures, has prevailed In the Rocky Moun
tain and Pacific Coast States during the last
24 hours. The indications are for increasing
cloudiness, with rain. In Western Oregon and
Western Washington Sunday, and fair weath
er In the eastern portions of these states and
In Idaho.
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S hours
ending at midnight Sunday. December 2:
Portland and vloinlty Occasional rain; fresh
southerly winds.
Western Oregon and Western Washington
Occasiopal Tain; fresh southerly winds.
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and
Idaho Fair; variable winds, mostly southerly.
EDWARD A. REALS. Forecast Official.
NEW TODAY.
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S5000 in some legitimate business In
Portland. Address X 25, care Orego
nlan. I J
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Creamery Butter
Ask for It. Demand It. Also fine Jlne
f Teas, -Coffees and Spices, Butter,
tEggs, Cheescr.
261 ALDER ST.. NEAR THIRD
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AMUSEMENTS.
FREDERICKSBURG
SEVENTH AND ALDER STS.
ALL NEW PEOPLE.
ALL NEW PEOPLE.
ALL NEW PEOPLE.
EPPS AND EPPS. TRUSTY AND TRUSTT,
Colored Quartet.
THE THREE VALARES, Acrobats. Gymnasts.
BERLIN SISTERS. "Swell" Singers.
ADMISSION FREE.
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MEETING NOTICES.
CENTURY UNION. NO. 27, ORDER OF
WASHINGTON. Attention! All members are
requested to attend the meeting Friday even
ing, at Eagles' Hall, as nomination and elec
tion of officers is in order; also important busi
ness to be transacted. Members In good standing-
are requested to attend. The same build
ing as before. IVY VORBECK, Sec
CASTLE LODGE, NO. 13. K. OF P. Regu
lar convention Tuesday evening, Dc 4. Elec
tion of officers and -other business of Import
ance to transact. Members requested to be
present. J. M. MANN. K. of R. & S.
DIED.
VANNER At the family residence. In this
city. 465 West Park St.. Dec 1. 1000. John
Vanner. a pioneer and old resident of Port
land, aged SI years. Notice of funeral here
after. SODEN In this city. Dec 1, 1800. Raymond
Bart Soden, aged 10 months, beloved son of
B. T. and Cora N. Soden. Funeral notice
later.
EDWARD HOLMAJT, TJndertaker,4tlt
and Yamhill sts. Rena Stlnson, lady
assistant. Both, phones No. 607.
FIuley,KJmbnII fc Co., Undertakers.
Lady assistant. 275 Third mt. Tel. O.
F. S. Dunnlng,Vndertnker, 414 East
Alder. Lady assistant. Both phones.
NEW TODAY.
Wellington and Comox Coal
Cargo Just received. Pacific Coast Co., 249
Washington st. Tel. 229.
$2750
BUTS FULL LOT AND 6-ROOM
cottage, best part Nob Hill: $600
cash; bargain. Address R 24,
care Oregonlan.
MORTGAGE LOANS
On Improved city and farm property, at lowest
current rates. Bulldlnz loans. Installment
loans. MacMaster & Blrrell. 311 Worcester blk.
4 Houses
AND TWO LOTS ON
Tenth St.. near Harrison;
nay big interest on price
asked for same: must be sold, mortgagee
wants his money; will sell separate: see this.
F. Breske.-room 444 Sherlock building, 83
Third st.
WATER POWER
From 2500 to S000 horse-power; suitable lo
cation for flour mill, pulp mill, saw mill, etc;
on railroad and river; timber -adjoining spruce,
fir, hemlock, cedar and larch.
R. M. WILBUR. 233 Stark st.
Solder and Babbitt Metal.
W. W. BLANET. MANUFACTURER,
100 North 10th St., cor. Flanders, is prepared
to furnish all grades Babbitt metal, line and
wiplrg solder. In any quantity desired at low
est prices, quality considered. Telephone Hood
745. Will call with samples on request.
W.G. BECKS
Has property for sale
parts or the
Also farms and
ban property.
OO-f K4n--1-n .Money u juan ai tpc-
321 IVlOrrlSOn dal rates, according to
security offered. Large loans a specialty. Fire
insurance: lowest rates.
$50,000
FOR T H REE - STORY
and basement brick build
ing. 50x120 feet, on Pacific
avenue. Tacoma, close to
lit tinutt thi business center. The building
Is equipped with steam-heating plant, ana Is
modern la every respect. The building alone
Is worth the price of the property. Calvin
Philips. 211 California building. Tacoma.
The Alr-TIaht Stove Mnfg. Co.
Is the only place where yon can get the gen
uine Russia Iron Air-Tight Stoves
Made to order for the same price you get them
ready made. A parlor cook cover given away
with them.
Ant-TIGHT STOVE MNFG CO..
312 First st. Phone North 09L
MONEY TO LOANtfSS
tate at 5 per cent.
TITLES INSURED
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
7 Chamber of Commerce.
SUNNYSIDE
We offer for n. limited time only a
few choice building: lots In Sunny
slde at very low prices. Superior
car service, improved streets, sew
ers, city water, electric lights, fire
protection, fine large nchoolhonse
and chnrches. All within easy dis
tance of the business center. Prices
are advancing. Buy now.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
7 Chamber of Commerce.
HAINES' TEA STORE
nfth St.. opposite postofflce.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Small china bowls. 3 for 10c
Fancy teapots, each .........................10c
50-plece dinner sets 5.75
50-pIece dinner sets (violet designs),..... 5.95
C dinner plates (white) 45c
4-piece glass sets 30c
Mistletoe tea. per lb 50c
Mocha and Java, S lbs $1.00
Don't fail to get a chance on the beautiful
doll In our window by making a 25c purchase.
Tomorrow we shall present a military paper
doll to each child calling at our store.
$3500
Belmont and East Twenty-third
streets; hand
some residence, just built,
all modern conveniences, seven
rooms and reception hall, porcelain
bath, stationary washstands, open
fireplace, large porch and extra
large lot. Terms, part cash, balance
In easy monthly payments.
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.,
T Chamber of Commerce.
MUST BE SOLD
By order of the mortgage company.
The large, handsome residence, CSS
Flanders St., near 21st, containing
IS rooms, all well lighted. Fine
large reception - rooms and double
parlors, open fireplaces. The, prop
erty has recently been put In first
class order and supplied with, new
beater. The lot has a frontage of OS
feet on F-andera street. House cost
?15,0O0. House and lot will be sold
for less than half tke cost of the
house. Terms, $3000 In cash, balance
on long time at 5 per cent. Property
is now rented for $00 per month.
This Is a snap, Indeed just the thing
for a. large family an Ideal place
for a swell boardlng-aouse. For full
particulars call on
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
7 Chamber of Commerce.
.Greud. leer, FurUi-treet !
NEW TODAY.
At Gilman's
Auction Sale of Household
Furniture, at Gilman's Salesrooms,
No. 411 Washington Street, on
Tuesday Next, December 4, at 10
A. M.
A. unique buckskin coat, -worn by
Chief Joseph, of the Moose Hide tribe
of Indians, Alaska; also handsome
chiffoniers; Iron and brass bed
steads; springs and top mattresses;
Hoey bed lonnge In plash; fine
conches; pretty rockers of various
designs; fls.e oak bedroom suite; la
dles' desks; lace curtains; portieres;
Singer sewing machine; very hand
some polished oak library table;
-rags; art squares; sideboard; fold
ing beds; alr-tlght. stoves; parlor
furniture; upholstered rockers; roll
top office desk; heavy -wool blankets;
large mirror; oak extension table
and dining chairs; palms; kitchen
treasures; stands; cookstoves and
kitchen furniture, etc. Buyers will do
well to attend this sale, at Gilman's,
No. 411 Washington, Tuesday next.
S. L. X. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Special Auction Sale of the
Furniture and Fittings of Resi
dence. .We will sell by public auction at
the residence, No. 547 Hoyt street,
between Sixteenth nnd Seventeenth,
on Thursday next, at 10 A. M., all the
furniture, etc., Including in parti
Handsome Body Brussels art
squares, 12 feet by 13 feet; bric-n-brac
stand; elegant music case; pic
tures; rugs; ornaments; Ince cur
tains; silk and Mndra portieres;
plush chairs; stands; oak center
tables; rockers; arm rockers and
chairs; wicker chairs; parlor
desk; books; Bagdad draperies;
dictionary and stand; etchings;
pastels; hall rack; dusters;
bookcase; North American Re
view and Century complete; shades;
bed lounges; handsome bedroom
snite, glass on bureau and wash
stand; maple suites; springs; curled
hair mattresses; brackets; oil heat
er; matting; cherry extension-table;
dining chairs; large lot crockery,
glassware, etc.; refrigerator; drop
Icnf table; granite ware; bose; mir
ror bracket; Brussels carpet; bed
room fittings; also very fine steel
range, with boiler and fittings com
plete. Many other lots of household
effects. "We Invite the attention of
buyers to this sale of fine furniture
on Thurwdny next, at 10 A. 31.
S. L. X. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
Auction Sale of Household
Furniture, at Gilman's, No. 411
Washington Street, on Friday.
"Will be sold by public auction, all
the furniture of residence, including
parlor, dining-room and kitchen fur
niture. Sale at Gilman's, 411 "Wash
ington street, Friday next, 10 A. 31.
S. L. JT. GILMAN, Auctioneer.
J. T.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
Groceries, Provisions, etc, at
Salesroom, 182 First Street,
Monday (Tomorrow), Decem
ber 3, at 10 A. M.(
Instructed by the Board of Under
writers, I will on the above date sell
that large and complete stock of
groceries removed from corner of
Front nnd Gibbs streets for conveni
ence of sole, consisting of full und
complete lines such as found In all
first-class grocery stores. This stock
has been slightly damaged by fire,
and must be sold to settle the es
tate. Good coffee mill and Howe
scales sold at 10 A. 31., sharp.
Household Furniture, Sewing
Machines, etc., at Salesroom,
182 First Street, Wednesday
Next, December 5, at 10 A. M.
Complete furnishing for every
room In the house. Also several good
sewing machines, one twice-folding
bed, blue flame oil stove, handsome
settee in silk brocatelle. Iron bed,
Brussels and Ingrain carpets, lnce
curtains and portieres, brass easel,
Garland range and other useful lots.
Also two good barber chairs, one
diamond (li K.) ring. Barber chairs
and ring sold at 11:30, sharp.
Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods,
Groceries, etc., at Salesroom,
182 First Street, Friday Next,
December 7. at 10 A. M.
Instructed by the rnllway company
I will sell on Friday next 100 pairs
of ladles shoes. These shoes are ex
tra quality, up to date, and contain
all sizes, from 2t& to 8; will also sell
a number of men's shoes, dry goods
and a small stock of fresh groceries.
J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer.
AfttloiiSc
-fe6.3ltfVfcn&.Co;
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
ON TUESDAY NEXT. DEC. 4. AT CEN
TRAL AUCTION ROOMS, cor. Alder and Park
sts., velvet and Brussels carpets; lace cur
tains; Bagdad portieres; skin and Smyrna
rugs; handsome golden oak sideboard, -with
French plate mirror; round extension table;
six box-seat chairs, en suite; pair decanters;
curios: guitar; oil paintings; handsome couch,
la rich velour; lady's parlor desk, la golden
oak, pretty center tables, rockers of various
designs; combination bookcases; large pier mir
ror; oak bedroom sets, springs; mattresses; pil
lows; bedding; bed lounge: iron and brass beds;
oak dressers; chiffoniers; cabinet folding bed;
commodes; stoves; leaf tables; household
treasure, and other useful lots.
Also roll of new velvet carpet for R. R.
company. Sale at 10 A. M.
GEO. BAKER & CO.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
ON THURSDAY NEXT, DEC. C. AT CEN
TRAL AUCTION ROOMS.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
Of parlor, dining and bedroom furniture, car
pets, rugs, lace curtains, portieres, stoves and
other effects. Sale at 10 A, M.
GEO. BAKER & CO., Auctioneers.
FOR SALE OR RENT Very fine, -unrlcht
Jtaao. Apply Geo. Baker A Co.
NEW TODAY.
UNITED ARTISANS Is a Portland Institution.
It has more money back of each $1000 In
surance In force than any other fraternal In
surance order in America. It has 15 thriving
assemblies In Portland. It Is not grafted for
the benefit of a few officeholders, but Is
operated for the "benefit of all of its mem
bers. It prevents money from going over the
Rocky Mountains for Interest and. Insurance.
It has money to loan. It has $100,000.00 on
interest. Tou cannot ret $1000 or $2000 In
surance In any sound concern for less than
It will coat you In the United Atlsans.,
The assemblies In Portland now have a dis
pensation reducing the cost of admission to
almost nothing. Now Is the time to Join.
Supreme offices, 403. 4. 5. 0. 8. 10 Marquam
building.
MONET "WANTED TO BUILD AMILL
on a developed gold mine; COOO or 7000 tons
la sight; all money returned from first profit,
and Interest In mine or bonus; first-class
bank references. "W 29. care Oregonlan.
MORTGAGE LOANS. CITT OR SUBUR
ban; no commission. W. S. Ward, attorney,
Allsky building.
FOB. SALE REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL RARGAmS
$1000 Corner. S-room house, large barn, E.
llith and Pacific, near new factory.
$2000100x100, modern house. E. 21st-Hoyt.
50x100, modern cottage, G75 East Stark.
$2400-8 sightly lots and desirable cottage.
Page st. and Gaatenbeln ave.
$1450-4(0x125 and new cottage. Alblna.
$1C00 a cottages. Alblna. rent $14.50.
$2200 Quarter block and two-story house.
TVeldler and Union ave.; a fine bargain.
$1000100x100, 8-room house and barn. E.
24th and Weldler sts.
$12007 1-3 acres on Mt. Scott car line,
under good cultivation, not far out.
Fine property on Peninsular, cheap.
$2300 50x100, modern 8-room house. Holla
day's Addition.
$1500 Corner and modern 6-rootn cottage,
E. 23d and Ivon sts.
$1300 Corner lot and good cottage. Holla
day's Addition.
S1W0-2 lots and 7-room house. Sunnyslde.
$2000 Large grounds and 10-room modern
house. In good condition. Sunnyslde.
$S00 2 lots, Knott, near Mississippi ave.
Lot and desirable cottage. 544 Kerby.
60x100 and cottage, 511 Vancouver ave.
Several sightly lots near Brooklyn School;
will sell very low and on easy terms.
$1C00 2 acres and half. Wlberg's Lane;
Improved and very desirable.
$S50 South-front lot, E. Oak. near 14th.
$21003 lots, E. 17th and TVeldler.
$600 Fine house and two lots. Tremont.
The above Is a partial list of properties
owned by a foreign mortgage company. The
prices are low and the terms easy.
CHOICE "WEST SIDE BUYS
$320060x100, 8 rooms. Nob Hill.
$35002 lots. 23d, near Johnson.
$520050x100 and S-room house, Gllsan st,
near ICth. A special snap.
$7000 Comer lot and large house, near
Hotel Portland; fine Investment.
$C0O to $700 Lots In North Portland, near
new Eastern mill; will furnish money with
which to build If desired.
$1750-00x100. Irving, between 23d and 24th.
Block facing N. P. Railroad, 10th and "Wil
son. "Warehouse property.
$6500 Quarter block, 10th and Johnson.
"Warehouse property. Easy terms.
$2000-50x100 and two cottages, 10th St.,
now renting for $20.50.
50x100 and cottage. 330 N. 10th.
$2700 Corner and two cottages. 11th and
Kearney. Paying 7 per cent net on $2800.
Desirable buys on Portland Heights.
Favorable terms on any of the above.
GRINDSTAFF & BLAIN. 240 Stark.
REAL BARGAINS
0-room house, lot 23x100, on Fifth St., bet.
Clay and Market; must be sold; Investigate.
7-room house and lot. Nob Hill, $3500; easy
terms.
On East 30th St., near Belmont, 3 lota for
$G50. if sold this week.
Lot 50x125, with two 5-room cottages, 100
feet east of Union avenue, only $1S00 for the
two.
100x100 feet, with a good 6-room house, bet.
Mount Tabor aad Sunnyslde car line; $1100
will buy it.
Neat 5-room house and 2 lots. 1 block east
of 'Williams avenue, at a sacrifice.
House and lot at Piedmont, $1100.
A fine building lot on Park st.. $2150.
$575 will buy 4 choice lota 100x200 feet, at
Highland, near Union avenue.
Lot on East Burnslde. near 28th, for $350.
I have several small sums of money to loan;
$500 to $1500; at low rate.
F BRESKE
Room 444 Sherlock building. S3& 3d st.
CHOICE NEW MODERN HOUSE. WASH
ington car line, for $1750, at $10 per month.
Choice houses and lots near In. on terms to
suit. Lot In North Portland. $850. Lot on
Tillamook, near Union ave.. $375. at $10 per
month. Corner lot. near Irvington. for $50.
$5 per month. 100 feet square in Ooverdale
for $250. 14-room hard-finished double house,
23d and Thurman sts., for $1250. 35 acres
in Palatine Hill for $150. 40 acrea near
Holbrook for $250. 10 good lots for $50. $5
per month. Choice quarter block, near
Thompson School, $400. Two choice lots at
St- Johns, one block from river, $50. Choice
corner lot and house, near steel bridge, $1850.
W. Reldt. Washington block.
C-ROOM COTTAGE. FINE CORNER, MULT
nomah; Installments.
5-room cottage, Multnomah; beauty; In
stallments. 5-room cottage, Maegly Highland; Install
ments. 8-room house. East Side; great bargain.
Lot on Williams ave.. good location, cheap.
$G3. lot University Station; lays fine; bar
gain. Best lot Paradise Springs Tract; want
offer.
012 Commercial Block.
;
$35010 ACRES. MT. SCOTT, NEAR MOTOR.
$5005 acres, near motor; 5 miles east.
$250 House and 100x100, near car line.
$500 House and 50x100, near car line.
1100 5-room houso and barn, Sunnyslde.
Lots on easy Installments. $50 to $300.
$500 Good stock ranch, Willamette Valley.
Other extraordinary bargains list too long
to publish. Call.
REAL ESTATE & EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
ICTH First St., room 12.
WE HAVE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS
and In all parts of the city and suburbs, for
sale at lowest prices, and can make better
terms than others, as we handle property
owned principally by mortgage companies.
Call and see our list, as we have some special
bargains on band, and will drive you out to
see the property. It will cost you nothing to
look It over. Urlndstaft & Blaln, 240 Stark
street.
THAT
TORY
CHOICE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
129 FEET ON THIRTEENTH ST.,
200 FEET ON MARKET ST..
119 FEET ON FOURTEENTH ST.,
ATKINSON. WAKEFIELD & CO..
227 STARK STREET.
$350 LOT 60X100 ON EAST BURNSIDB ST.,
on Installments.
$1200 Lot 50x100. good modern cottage,
4th St.. West Side, a snap.
$1050 5-room modem cottage on East Cth.
3. 5 and 0 acres, at Oak Grove, on elec
tric car line. V. SCHMID,
109 Grand Ave., East Side.
JUST A MODEL LITTLE HOME THAT
quarter block on East Yamhill st.. with neat
5-room cottage, barn, garden and fruit, all
for $1100.
A nice acre place on East 34 th sL. $1000.
R. H. DUNN. 140H First st.
AN EXPERIENCED BUILDER. BEST OF
references. Is prepared to do sill classes of
work promptly and at reasonable rates; will
give a snap on first Job for advertisement;
satisfaction guaranteed. Phone Hood 734, or
address A. F. Peterson. 342$ First st.
82 ACRES ON BASE LINE ROAD. 6H MILES
east of Willamette River; will sell In 6-acra
tracts; $50 an acre and up. We are Instruct
ed to sell only a few acres at this price.
Grlndstafr & Blame. Z48 StarK.
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THREE ACRES, WELL LOCATED, JOINS
Piedmont near car, new, pretty house, 8
rooms and bath, young orchard, cheap, easy
terms, certain to Increase In value. Dr. Swain,
dentist. 713 Dekum Bldg.
VERY GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE. ALBINA,
near car line. $1400; neat 5-room cottage on
West Side, $1000, $350 cash, balance easy
terms. Charleson & Staub, 2454 Morrison
St., room 12. ,
WE
SELL
REAL ESTATE.
ATKINSON. WAKEFIELD & CO..
227 STARK STREET.
FOR SALE 6-ROOM HOUSE AND BATH,
on West Side, in good neighborhood; close
in; -house fitted up "with electric light; nice
yard and barn on place. O 25, care Orego
nlan. INVESTIGATE Beautiful lot. 11th aear Tilla
mook st., $450; choice corner 100x100, at 9th
and Tillamook. $1100; all city Improvements;
snap. Call 620 Marquatn blk. Phone Grant 921.
A LARGE LIST OF FARM AND CITT PROP
erty. business chances, etc. See us before
buying. Canadian Employment and Real Es
tate Office. 226i& Morrison, room 16.
FOR SALE ON WEIDLER ST.: QUARTER
block, 8-room house, bam. poultry house;
$1600; $300 cash. $25 monthly Installments.
Address G 27, care Oregonlan.
5-ROOM. HARD-FINISH. COTTAGE; BAY
window: bath: brick foundation; large lot;
on Mount Tabor car line; snap $650. Room
226 Ablngton building.
$1300 FOR 11 ACRES ON BARNES ROAD. 4
miles west from city; bouse, stable, chicken
house, etc.; a cheap place. Bart Land Co..
107 Sherlock building.
D? YOU WANT INVESTMENT. RESDDENCE
property, that pays good Interest above all
expense, addiM owner. P. O. fees 473; Psrt-
. U&L.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE 6-ROOM COTTAGE. 8H COR
bett St.. also lots 6. 7. blk 2. First Peninsular
Addition; lot 7, blk 72. Fulton Park: lot 5
blk C. Caruthers' Addition; lot 6. blk 142.
Caruthers' Addition; 1 acre of ground with 9
room house and barn at Tioga. Long Beach.
Inquire Frank Hacheney, 940 Corbett st.
6 ACRES IN CHOICE FRUIT AND BER
rles; house and barn: 10 minutes walk to
electric car; $900. 226 Ablngton building.
FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING
the city will sell cheap a beautiful home,
partly furnished. C 20, care Oregonlan.
5-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE: BARN; TWO
lots in fruit and berries; city -water; must be
sold. Room 226 Ablngton building.
$4000 FINE HOME ON TRVDJO ST.. NEAR
23d; easy terms. Call Strong's Studio, Good
nough building.
$400 FINE CORNER LOT, EAST BURNSIDE
st. Full size. S. B. Riggcn, 30-31 McKay
Bldg.
FOR SALE FARMS.
FOR SALE AN DiPROVED FARM OF 83
acres In a fine state of cultivation: nearly all
seeded to grass and grain: has 2 houses, 2
barns, 5 acres In choice fruit, 5 acres beaver
dam, balance swale and upland: all well
adapted for gardening or general farming.
Also 25-acre tract garden land, all In culti
vation. A 20-acro tract nearly cleared.
These tracts of land seven miles from Port
land, on good wagon road, and & mile from
railroad and depot; will be sold very cheap.
Terms to suit purchaser. For further In
formation call on or address J. N. Fisher,
Beaverton, Or.
STOCK RANCH. 235 ACRES, NEAR ORE
gon City, on good road; 70 acre in culti
vation, 5 acres in orchard, house, barn,
granary, outhouses, 5 springs, running water
all the year round. $3500; $2000 cash, bal
ance on long time. V. Schmld, 103 Grand
ave.. East Side.
DJPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL
part: of Oregon and Washington; payments
made to stilt purchasers. For full particulars
as to various properties, apply to MacMaster
& Blrrell, 311 Worcester block.
FOR SALE 120 - ACRE DAIRY RANCH,
near Ilwaco. Wash.; owned by Mrs. M. Haw
kins; good buildings, well fenced and In good
condition. For particulars Inquire of J. A
Howmton. Ilwaco. Wash.
POULTRY AND FRUIT FARMS; NEAR SAN
Francisco; delightful climate; can clear $1000
yearly; Infirmities compel sale; $2000, easy
terms. Chas. L. Walnwrlght, Sonoma, Cat.
MANY GOOD FARMS FOR SALE AND
trade. Call or write for particulars. 226 Ab
lngton. building.
FOR SALE OR RENT 80-ACRB FARM 10
miles east from Portland. Inquire 814 First
St., forenoons.
FOR REXT FARMS.
40-ACRE FARM FOR RENT. 7 MILES FROM
Portland; all Improved, plowed and seeded
down to oats, wheat and timothy; running
water, fine well water, good orchard, 7-room
house, barn, outhouses, etc See owner, room
702 Oregonlan building.
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FOR RENT 10 ACRES. CITY LIMITS,
ply 40 East 12th st. north.
AP-
TTMBER LAXDS FOR SALE.
PROSPERITY ASSURED. NOW IS THE
time to buy timber, mill sites and scrip. J.
L. Martin & Co., 601 Oregonlan. Portland, Or.
FOR SALE 200 ACRES OF GOOD TIMBER.
Inquire Q 29. Oregonlan.
TO EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE. OR TRADE FOR OREGON
stock ranch with good out-range 500 acres
Georgia cotton land; sandy soil. 160 acres In
Kansas; all In grass. Also good house and
two lots In McCoy, Or. Will trade one or
all of them. Address H. C Starr, McCoy,
Or.
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FOR EXCHANGE CHOICE CITY AND
country property In Southern California.
Want city and farm property In Northern
California, Washington or Oregon. Send
full particulars to Chas. E. Carver, agent,
217 New High St.. Los Angeles, Cal.
WELL IMPROVED FARM OF S5 ACRES
near Shedds, In Linn County, Oregon, for
city property or for sale. Apply to C. F.
Pfluger, 118 Second st-i near Morrison.
FOR EXCHANGE EQUITY HI FARM
about 20 miles from Portland; will trade for
Portland, Los Angeles or San Francisco (city)
property, a xa, care uregonian.
r
100 - ACRE. WELL - DVrPROVED. DAIRY
farm, at Tillamook, for city property; will
assume some mortgage. See owner, room 9.
127 First st.
TO EXCHANGE NEW TRUNKS FOR FUR
nlture of any kind, or for old trunks. At
228 Morrison st.. trunk factory, E. U. Phil
lips. WANTED TO EXCHANGE BURN WORK
for hand-painted china, or for the occasional
use of horse and luggy. V 26, care Orego
nlan. t
TO EXCHANGE SMALL STOCK CLOTHING
and dry goods for good property. Best buy
you ever saw. B 28, care Oregonlan.
HOUSE AND LOT IN LOS ANGELES TO
trade for Portland property or acreage. B
30, caro Oregonlan.
TO TRADE 2 HORSES 1300 LBS. BACH,
for suburban property anywhere la city.
Y 29. Oregonlan.
FOR SALE 8 YEARS' ESTABLISHED OIL
and gasoline business. Call at 329 Davis st.
To Trade 40-acre improved ranch near Kelso,
Wash. Make offer. McPherson, GUman Hotel.
BELGIAN HARES FOR SALE.
SPECIAL SALE OF BELGIAN HARE Bo
nanza Rabbltry. for few weeks; out-town or
ders promptly filled. 1579 Macadam St., Port
land. Take S car.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
BIRDS FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED, THE
finest lot of Imported birds, Andreasbcrger.
Harts Mountain and fancy canaries, English
goldfinches, siskins, thrushes and talking
parrots., jia wasmngion, Dec. oca ana otn.
FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED SCOTCH
collie dog, 1 year old; a beauty. Almost-new
hay-chopper: will sell cheap. Inquire at
Center Addition Postofflce for Vaughan. Take
Montavllla car. Third and Yamhill.
ONE PAIR YOUNG WORK HORSES,
weight 1400 each; one pair mares, weight
1200 each; five milch cows, 10 head young
stock; lot of fine hogs and pigs. R. W.
Henry, Lents, Or.
FOR SALE ANGORA GOATS CWETHERS,
nannies and billies); also Cotswold sheep
(ewes and rams). Edward L. Naylor, Forest
Grove, Or.
TWO CHOICE, FRESH COWS. HALF JER
aey, three-quarter Jersey. First house west
of reservoir No. 2. Section Line road. Phone
White 625.
A FINE LOT OF SECOND-BAND HIGH
arm sewine machines, cheap; Singer. New
Home, White and Domestic. 350 Morrison
street.
TYPEWRITERS, ALL MAKES, RENTED
and sold. Expert repairing. Office supplies,
etc. Coast Agency Co., 2e8 Stark st.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, THOROUGH
bred, black: also collie, full-grown, splendid
watchdog. 304 17th St., near Columbia.
FOR SALE 40-ACRE FARM, 0 MILES
from city, Washington county; will trade
for bouse and lot. K 29. Oregonlan.
A 6-YEAR-OLD HORSE. "SABOUT 1200 LBS.;
will sell cheap, or trade for anything that
does not eat. 313 Water st.
NUMBER OF YOUNG HORSES, SMALL TO
large, broken; price reasonable. Knott farm.
Peninsular Station, Albino.
FOR SALE CHEAP: TWO BEDROOM SUITS,
one -cook stove, heater, two carpets and
chairs. At 2S5 First st.
FOR BEST DRY SLAB. OAK. ASH AND FIR
wood. Hoover. 313 Water st. Pnones. Oregon
South 651; Columbia 83.
FOR SALE WILD BLACKBERRIES. SUPE
rlor quality: quarts, half-gallons; cheap. Call
Monday, 345 Market st.
COCKER SPANIEL PUP SHOWN IN SKTD
more's window. O. M. Plummer's, 457 E.
16th North, Irvington.
TWO SOLID OAK STANDING DESKS;
nearly new. Inquire of Janitor Alnsworth
block. Third and Oak.
FOR SALE FDfE BODY OF YELLOW FIR.
and sawmill complete. Address Lock Box
6, Forest Grove, Or.
RESTAURANT. WELL LOCATED. DOING
fine business, $250. Charleson & Staub, 245
Morrison, room 12.
FOR SALE EAGLE. MEASURES FROM TD?
to tip, 6 feet 4 Inches. KUgore, Depot
Restaurant.
PILES cured without operatlaa. No pals. No
Aettatioa from boilam. Box 817, pttzk
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
SEWING MACHINES A FEW SLIGHTLY
damaged machines. Singer. White, New
Home, and Wheeler & Wilson, at astonish
ing low prices. 335 Morrison St., Marquam
building.
FOR BEST FIR. OAK AND ASH WOOD GO
to Pioneer Wood Yard, foot of Morrison st.
Phone 189.
FOR SALE DRESS COAT AND VEST. AL
most new; very reasonable. S 30, care Ore
gonlan. FOR SALE SOLDIER'S ADDITIONAL
homestead scrip, registered. T 23, caro Ore
gonlan. ONE FRESH JERSEY AND ONE FRESH
Durham cow for sale cheap, today. 607 East
Ash.
Magic lanterns, new. second-hand, movlnxple
tures. Bullard & Breck, 131 Post, San Fran.
PIANO CHEAP. FIRST CLASS IN EVERY
respect: a perfect beauty. K 23, Oregonlan.
$10 FOR A NEW GAS COOKER: $2 CASH,
balance $2 per month. Gas Co.. 174 Fifth at.
Upright piano $200, cost $450 2 months ago;
one $30. Kimball organ $40. Upstairs, 104 1st
FOR SALE 2 GOOD DELIVERY HORSES
and 1 good top buggy. Inquire at 270 Grant.
3 SHOW CASES. 18-FOOT COUNTER. WALL
case, office railing, gas fixtures. 150 Sixth st.
$125. GENTLE 8-YEAR MARE WITH TOP
buggy and harness. Address D 28, Oregonlan.
CHEAP; BOY'S SMALL BICYCLE AND
baby carriage; good as new. 383 8eventh st.
FOR BALE PURE-BRED B. P. ROCK
chickens. Inquire 106 Sherlock building.
LARGE FOLDING CRIB AND BABY TEN
der. cheap. Phone Scott 1731.
A GOOD FRESH COW
Glbbs. Portsmouth.
FOR SALE. W.
For Rent Pianos.
UPRIGHT PIANO FOR RENT.
West Park. cor. Alder.
CALL 141
FOR RENT PIANO.
Grand ave. north.
INQUIRE AT 343
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTED MEN WHO ARE NOW ENGAGED
In representing wholesale tailoring firms and
who have been successful In the line. The
very larzest wholesale tailoring concern In
the United States will give such men an
opportunity to make more money than they
are making. All the very best sample equip
ment, such as woolens on consignment,
swatches, etc., will be furnished. Branch
stores will be opened without requiring In
vestment of the salesmen, and salaries guar
anteed to good parties. Good salesmen will
find this their opportunity. We do not ad
vise the others to apply. Address C. H. Ntc
oll. lock box 529, Chicago, 111.
WANTED HSDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOM
en In every town to work for us at their
homes. NO CANVASSING. We will send
work any distance. We have several lines of
work to give out, some of which requires
no experience. If you can't devote the whole
day to our work, you can earn $5 or $S a
week by worklnr an hour or two evenings.
Address STANDARD MFG. CO., 142 West
23d st.. New York.
SALESMEN TO SELL IMPORTED AND Do
mestic liquors, principally fine Kentucky
whiskeys and blends, case and barrel goods,
to Jobbers and saloon trade; good chance to
the right man; salary or commission. R. S.
Strader & Son, 69 and 71 E. Water et,
Lexington. Ky.
WANTED SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
traveling salesmen for 1901 to Introduce new
line for old established house. A guarantee
$50 per week above exrenses to right par
ties. State experience. Address 1013-315
Dearborn, Chicago.
WANTED AGENTS TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
gents' clothlnr and ladles' suits, skirts and
Jackets, to be made according to measure by
first-class gents' and ladles' tailoring firms
in Chicago. Address, for two days, to L 31,
Oregonlan.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS THOUSANDS OF
appointments to be made. Examinations In
every state. Circular 174 giving full partic
ulars as to positions, salaries, etc., sent free.
Address Nat'l Corres. Institute, Washing
ton, D. C
SALESMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS
by sample to wholesale and retail trade. We
are the largest and only manufacturers In
our line In the world. Liberal salary paid.
Address Can-Dex Mfg. Co., Savannah, Ga.
A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS STEAM AND
electric machinery and fixtures and Is an
accountant; one capable of buying material;
an all-around man; state age, experience, and
give reference. C 30, care Oregonlan.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN OF GOOD
character and references to represent an es
tablished house; splendid opportunity for ad
vancement and permanent position. Address
P. O. box 5S7. Portland, Or.
WANTED AT H. H. KIGLEY'S EMPLOY
ment office. 107 First St.; woodchoppers,
80c up; boat carpenters, $2; loggers. $1.75;
cooks and waiters, call; canvassers; commer
cial traveler; agents.
ENGINEERS, FIREMEN, MACHINISTS AND
electricians; new 40-page pamphlet containing
questions asked by enamining board of engi
neers; sent free. Geo. A. Zeller, publisher, St.
Louis, Mo.
WANTED SPECIAL AGENT FOR ONE OF
the large New York Life Insurance Compa
nies. Call or address M. T. Kady, Super
visor of Agents, COS Oregonlan building.
A GOOD SALESMAN WANTED TO SELl"tO
the country and retail trade with his other
goods, dry goods specialties on commission.
Bryn Mawr Mills, Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT YOUNG
men to read one hour dally for part tuition.
Behnke's Peraln Shorthand & Commercial
College, 614 Commercial block.
WANTED EVERYWHERE; HUSTLERS TO
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples,
etc; no canvasainz; good pay. Sun Adver
tising Bureau, Chicago, I1L
RUBBER STAMPS WE MAKE THEM FOR
5 cents a line. Your name and address for
10 cents. Catalogue free. Climax Rubber
Works. Russellvllle. Ala.
WANTED EVERYWHERE HUSTLERS TO
tack signs, distribute circulars, samples,
etc; no canvassing; good pay. Sun Adver
tising Bureau, Chicago.
MAN TO TRAVEL AND APPOINT AGENTS."
$1000 yearly and expenses. Permanent and
bright future, to hustler. Supt. 501 Star
building, Chicago.
THE SYNDICATE COMPANY DESIRES THE
services of several salesmen for their Home
Study Circle Library. Call at 416 Marquam
building
ENEREGTIC REPRESENTATIVE IN EACH
town; poMtlon permanent and prontahie.
American School of Correspondence, Boston.
Mass.
WANTED A COMPETENT STENOGRAPH
er and typewriter: give age, experience, ref
erences, and salary expected. A 26, Orego
nlan. LOCAL AND TRAVELING SOLICITORS
for established bouse. Call Monday. 631
Goodnough building, Chicago Portrait Co.
WANTED TWO ENERGETIC MEN OF
good address can find employment at 144
Park st. Apply between 8 and 0A.JL
1 BRICK MASON, l" PLASTERER, FARM
hand, etc, $20; woodchoppers. with tools;
cooks, waiters, call. Drake, 152 First.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR WORK OF
any kind, see the Canadian Agency. 226
Morrison. Loggers' Headquarters.
GOOD BOY WANTED AT SPRING-STREET
grocery, Portland Heights. Take cable car.
Worklngman's Barber Shop; haircut 15c. shave
10c; 7 chairs. Ed Decnlson. 205 Morrison st.
SMART YOUNG MAN FOR CORNER CANDY
stand: salary. 281 Water st.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, TO
travel and appoint agents. Also one to qual
ify for branch office manager. $1000 yearly.
Permanent. Rapid promotion. General Mgr.,
502 Star building, Chicago.
MECHANICS. ENGINEERS. ELECTRICIANS,
firemen, etc. A free scholarship In engineering-
will be awarded to a few well recom
mended applicants. American School of Cor
respondence. Boston. Mass.
WANTED AGENT TO TAKE ORDERS FOR
ladles' suits, skirts and Jackets acordlng to
.measure by first-class ladies' tailoring firm
in Chicago. Address, for two days, to M 31,
care Oregonlan.
WANTED YOUNG LADHSS OF FAIR MU
stcal knowledge (piano or organ), who wish
to earn a little extra money, to address
Henry C. Meader. 32 and 34 East 0th St.,
Cincinnati. O.
WANTED A COMPETENT LADY BOOK
keeper for a prominent retail store must
also be stenographer and typewriter; best of
references required. Address A- C, care Ore
gonlan. WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; no washing; good wages. Apply 423
Pacific at., cor. East Sixth. Taka. Vancou
ytt or IrrlsctoB car.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
CHAMBERMAIDS FOR W. CENTRAL
Wash.. $15, fare here, call 11:30 today, go
1:45 P. M.; 1 for Astoria, meet ema, $15:
also cooks, camp waitresses, waitresses and
domestics. $S to $25; waitress, E. Ore., $4;
another, $20. Drake. 152 First.
WANTjED 100 PERSONS TO TAKE A
course of dress cutting at $10 for the next
30 days; the first 25 to enroll will receive
Storey's Quarterly free for one year. Sto
rey's Ladles' Tailoring- College. 350 Mor
rison st.
STILL IN THE LEAD: PLENTY OF WORK.
Come and seo our big; list; always good
places on hand. Canadian Parlors, 22d Mor
rison St.. upstairs.
WANTED-GIRL IN FAMILY OF 2. GOOD
wages and permanent home; steady coun
try girl preferred. Call Monday at 240
Park, after noon.
WANTED AT H. H. HIGLEYS EMPLOY
ment office. 107 First St.; 2 lady cooks, $30
and $40; girls for general housework, wait
ress, laundress.
WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSB
work In family of three; good home. Call
after 0 A M., 431 Alder St., between 11th
and 12th.
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING
taught by experienced teacher: terms very
reasonable; private lessons. O 31, caro Ore
gonlan. MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS COOK AND
housekeeper; for two girls In the country:
easy work; wages $18. M 26, Oregonlan.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
"work, and must be a good cook. 42T Wash
ington st. Apply la forenoon.
WANTED MIDDLE-AGED. REFINED AND
Intelligent woman, steady employment; celt
at room 23. Lewis Bldg.
EXPERB3NCED GIRL FOR CBAMBER
work: no other need apply. The Curtis, 12th
and Morrison, side door.
WANTED NURSE GIRL: GOOD GIRL;
good wages. Apply at Washington. "Hotel,
Third and Flanders.
TWO LADY SINGERS TO TRAVEL; AMA
teurs preferred. Apply 342 First St., room
28. 10 to 12 today.
WANTED A HOUSEKEEPER, FOR SMALL
family; vegetarian preferred; light, work: T
.20. care Oregonlan.
WANTED GIRL FOR COOKING ANDOEN
eral housework. In family of three. Apply
725 Northrup st.
YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSB
work: no cooking; small family; fair wages.
683 Kearney st.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
ply W. F. Woodward, East 19th and Han
cock. Irvington.
BRIGHT. ACTIVE LADY AGENTS FOR
city and country: good pay. Address P. O,
box 7C0, city.
WANTED SKIRTMAKERS; FAMTLIAR
with factory work preferred. At 274 Taylor,
cor. Fourth.
GniL WANTED TO ASSIST IN GENERAL
housework; good pay. Call at 16 East 16th
street.
WANTED GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSS
work In small family. Apply 390 East Lin
coln st.
GIRL TO ASSIST TN PLAIN SEWING.
Call Monday after 1 P. M.. 205 11th st.
GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN FAMH.Y OF
3 and attend school. 409 E. Grant st.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
ply 03 11th st.. near Washington.
YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSE
work. 709 Irving st., near 23d.
WANTED A YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN
kindergarten. 546 Yamhill st.
FIRST-CLASS COOK. AND FOR GENERAL
housework. 261 13th.
GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Call at 564 Hoyt st.
A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUBE
work. 260 12th st.
WANTED GTRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK:
m io iiui du
c3
WANTED GOOD COOK. APPLY 654 COUi
St.. cor. 17th.
SITUATION WANTBD-XAEIT.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
A YOUNG MAN. WHO "HAS BEEN rDENTT
fied with railroad and manufacturing cor
porations In various office capacities, and
with a substantial training In commercial
fiursults, desires a change- with the unllm
ted opportunity to better the welfare- of hia
employer and himself: good habits and first
class references. Address Phoenix, caro 206
Chattanooga St., San Francisco, Cal.
WANTED AN ENGAGEMENT BY AYOUNG
business man who Is a first-class office man
and expert accountant; temporary work ac
ceptable: books expert ed; some of the. largest
firms and banks in the city as references. T
31, care Oregonlan.
WELL-EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WISHES
position as bookkeeper, assistant bookkeeper,
accountant, cashier, bill clerk, entry clerk,
or general office man. First-class references.
Address, stating salary. S 16, Oregonlan.
WANTED SITUATION WITH RELIABLB
house, by steady, industrious married man,
acquainted with city; can give references.
602 East 18th st.
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN
with experience, as stenographer or general
office work. C J. Frank. 108 Union ave.
RELIABLE EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
and solicitor desires position: speaks German;
best references. Address B 20. Oregonlan.
Mlscelleneous.
WORK WANTED BY MAN OF FAMILY,
either commercial or other; understands
transportation; speaks German. Address 2
28, Oregonlan.
BOY ATTENDING BUSINESS COLLEGJ9
wishes place to work for board and room.
Has had experience In grocery. N 28, care
Oregonlan.
A JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION- A3
general housekeeper or help at cooking. Ad
dress Japanese Mission. S. Y.
YOUNG MAN 18 YEARS OF AGE WANTS
work in wholesale store; .best references. X
80, care Oregonlan.
BY STEADY, WILLING BOY, AGE 14, AF
ter school; with experience and references.
P 23, Oregonlan.
RELIABLE MAN DESIRES WORK DT SA-
loon or liquor store, or work of any kind.
M 29, Oregonlan.
COLLEGE STUDENT WISHES A PLACE
to work for board and room. Address H 23,
care Oregonlan.
GOOD JAPANESE BOY WANTS POSITION
in famly; do plain cooking, housework. Wi
31. Oregonlan.
BOY OF 15 WISHES WORK AFTER SCHOOL
hours; also Saturdays. Q 23, care Oregonlan.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
Bookkeepers and Stenographers.
BOOKKEEPER. CASHIER; YOUNG LADY
one year's experience; honest, reliable, cor
rect; references. R 23, care Oregonlaa.
AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY STEN
ographer desires a few hours' work each
day. Address V 27, care Oregonlan.
FIRST - CLASS STENOGRAPHER WANTS
typewriting or offld work to do at home
evenings. L 26, care Oregonlan.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER WANTS
position; small salary; had some experlenca.
G 25, care Oregonlaa.
STENOGRAPHER DESIRES POSITION FOR
practlce; has bad some experience. D 30,
Oregonlan.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER DE2TRE3
position; has had experience. A 29, care
Oregonlan.
Domestics.
WANTED A POSITION TO DO GENERAL
housework and cooking. 661 Hood st.
SITUATION WANTED BY GHtL TO DO
second work. 342 North 17th st.
Housekeepers.
POSITION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER,
companion for an Invalid, or nursery gov
erness; best of references. B 29, care Ore
gonlan. AN EXPERIENCED MIDDLE-AGED LADY,
as housekeeper; no objection to the country.
Address E 29, care Oregonlan.
Nursing:.
WANTED NURSING OR LIGHT HOUSE
work; also plain sewing by day or -week.
Mrs. Burrlll, 89 Fourth t-
COMPETENT NURSE CAN BE FOUND BY
ringing telephone Front 71, Oregon. Price
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