The Oregon daily journal., December 01, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

- THE OREGON DAILY JOUItjSTAL. PQBTLANP, - MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBEiriUl 902.
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Jhe Letter Below
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Adv.. Mgr. Oregon Daily Journal, City.
Dear Sir I have obtained very satisfactory results from
my real estate ads. in your paper. I Intend shortly to In
i crease my space, as your paper fully justittcs It.
Very respectfully yours,
A. D. MARSHALL, 8aJ Third St.
NEW TODAY.
FOR ad In classified columni of "Sit
uation! Wanted," "Mala" or "Female,"
THE JOURNAL will make no charge.
Bring or aand ad copy to JOURNAL of.
flea.
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE.
"SITUATION
WANTED"
ADVERTISEMENTS
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PHONES:
OREGON. MAIN 600.
COLCMBIA. 708.
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COMPETENT middle-aged gentleman. Eugltsh
lllrtu, 20 yearn' experience' In legal prufes
alon, thoroughly experienced In New York
code practice and procedure, desire, engage
ment In busy law office or In any business
deetring a gond business man. J. T., care P.
3regerson. (iresham. Or.
EXPERIENCED whins, v and cigar aaleaman. 15
yeara on the road, dealrea position with bouae
bandllng alwve line, eltber on eoinmlaalou or
salary. Addreas E 4, care Journal.
V EAT. Intelligent young man. 22. quick to
learn, wishes to become traveling aaleaman,
wants position with manufacturer or whole-
' Hale house to learn business-. F'. 11, JouruaL
TJAIK, and worry run be awvnl rK(r w dvj
four noos seeping ror small tnonmiy pay,
large or sruall cuuceriui. Q. 90. care Journal.
YOI'N'G MAN. experienced In business, wirh
some capital, would like to connect with
established busluesa bouae. U. lo. Journal.
YOlXil MAN of 8 years' experience wishes
steady employment as clerk In grocery or
shoe store; state wages. X 9, Journal.
J!Y EXPERIENCED young business man In of
fice r wholesale house; capable and In
dustrious; good references. 9. Journal.
P.V EXPERIENCED sboeman as aaleama n.
either wholesale or retail; 10 years' cxhm-1-encei
good references. T fi, care Journal.
POSITION by experienced young man stenou
raptier; can also assist on books; would leave
city. J i:i, care Journal.
STENOGRAPHER, two years' experience, lie
slrea employment of some kind at once. V
10. care Journal.
litiOl) SALESMAN, new york C'lt.v references,
wishes situation lu store. Address M in,
care Journal.
POSrTft) wsnted by young man for otnee
work or clerk in atore; experience. D II.
care Journal.
WANTED By temperance married man. stes.ly
Work; has had experience In grocery work
and handling freight, and good tea luster and
bosUsr; city or connttj, P 1Q, Journal.
PRACTICAL printer and newspaper man of IS
years' experience would like to design, wrlle
and set ads for up-to-date house; best of
references. T. 8. care Journal.
yol'NO' MAN of 7 years' experience In retail
.grocery wapts position In store or wholesale
house at once references. Address S, 606-?
(Julmby at., crry.
1ITI AT10N wanted aa stationary engineer, by
steady, lnduatrtous man. with no bad hattit;
first-class recommendations, with experience,
t' ft, care Joarnal.
WANTED By young man. place to learn conk
.. lng and get evening free to attend night
school. Audresa Jos. Tanuter, (iresbam Or.
WANTED Work' of any kind by man well ac
quainted wltb city, and who Is good driver
sud horseman. Address 290 Uurnalde, room 19.
FIRST-CLASS machlnlat and experienced work
man; New York City references. Address N.
10, care Journal.
SITUATION wanted s apprentice In a prlnt
tiur office. Addrese.'K 12. care Journsl.
OOOD Japanese boy wishes a position to do
huosewnrk In fsniily. Address V 1. Journal.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
SITl'ATlON wsnted by experienced young ludy
steoogrspber; references. K 12, Journal.
COMPETENT steoogrspber desires
references. K 9. care Journal.
position;
WANTED Position as stenogrspber; hsve bsd
some experience: can give referencea; would
grefevle'ter- writing; salary 826. Maggie
mart, 44tt B. Harrlaon st. .
POSITION wanted by an experienced book
keeper and stenogrspber ; city references. X
lie cars Journal. .
.POgTJON. be. lady atenoirratiher. vTal years'
prienc; elty references. M. loo, Sher
atan st, - - -..
OK-8M.AN woman 'With 11 ttte girl would-like
position far general hoosework In small fam
ily. Address Mrs. A. Slegrial, 2s2lj N. 14tb
COMPETENT Swedish, girl for eneral bouae
srork lb smsll American family; good cook.
T 10, ' care Journal.
BY. A. SWEDISH OIRL. for eeok and general
housework. Call S9S iinamU at. . f none Pink
SllliATI(N wanted be- relisWe, ateady 81,
to .assist In .henseworJ T Jl, cra Josrnal.
A WOMAN- Waats a UtaaMon te do Jtomework
ivr- ,; oa fagdlyje , jU. 11- .-are; JouraA, .
WANTED Position as housekeeper for WldowSr
with children, by thoroughly respectable
woman; referencea. P 13, care JouruaL
RESPECTABLE young lady wants place aa
houaekeeper for respectable gentleman. Ad
dress 0 12, care Journal.
WANTED Situation as housekeeper by young
lady. Address M. Watson, Woodlawn. P.
" O.. Oregon.
HSU WANT SB FEMALE.
WANTED 49 women. Since old Dr. K easier a
return they have been treating ST women
dally In the ladies' department. They can
rent 40 more. Call or writs for home sys
tem. . Enclose' 10. 2-ceut atamps. Addresa St.
Leo is Medical snd Surgical Dispenaary, cor.
Second and Yamhill sts.. Portland. Ore.
WANT KD For new factory, cor. tirand ave.
and Beat Taylor sts. (to )eij sbout Jan. 51.
gtrl operators on overalls and orershlrts;
steady employment and good wages: guarsn
. teed pay t Apprentices while lesming Apply
nwtimir nroa.. cor. rtrtn and Stark at
HELP WAN JED Jl ALE.
WANTED-
R. R. LABORERS for Nevada, Washington snd
Oregon; wages. 82 np; free fsre; also other
work. C. U. Hansen A Co., 29 North See
onB st.
WANTEP AGENTS,
WB DESIRE MANAGERS In every cltv and
county in Oregon to represent a proposition
which appeala to people who' wish to own
... their OKn.-Jiome.- -U.. a.- Street fto. any
OtSlK t.
AKNT send IS cents, atamps to Scott s
Agency, box 309. Portland. Or., for red-bet
article and a seller that will make yon laorh
till yoti cry.
X0DOIN0-H0U8E8.
THE- COSMOS 4th and Morrison, furnished
boaarteeplng suites, sulten and single rooms
A wec wees im op.
IXM'KWOOD. .151 U Morrtann .t n.,.
nl.bed rooms; trsnsleuL Phone Oregon s. ua.
TUB CASTLR 872 Wssh. ; rooms for gentie
anen; traasieat. TaL SVuth 7SL
Speaks forZlfself j
Portland, OrejonNov. 30; iooa-
SUSIKESS -CHAHCIS.
JENNINUS CO.,. 800 V MORRISON- ST
BUHINEHS CHANCES
F1RB INSURANCE .......MONET TO LOAN
BARGAINS JN ROOMIJKJ-HOLBE8.
Furniture business snd location of 83 rooms
modern, corner, cheap rent; SA&00, terms,
JEVNINlia A CO.
Idirlna-boes of SO rooms, 30 furnished,
rent SM, aU fall; ll.TSO; glre terms.
JENNINGS CO.
14 rooms, aU furniabed, for aoosekeeping,
pays weu; fi,xw, pari cava.
Transient house of 15 noma, floe furniture,
central; 11,500, time on art.
jK'SnJoa co,
IS-room nouse, 26 furnished, good location
taut only 30; anap at fl.zuu, tarmi
? JENNINGS ft CO.
Hotel1 of 67 rooms, old-eatabllabed. rent
475: oHce, M.50U: aire .tsrrss
JENNINGS 4 CO..... ...8094 MORRISON ST
ALL klnda mercantile and manufacturing bust
- oesjtes bought and sold; the best Investments,
; mat owners object to oivertiaing. x,
-Shrere. 421 Ablngtoa bldg.
ATTOENIYS.
L: K, fiATOl BBTTK. Uywer and notnry ptab-
lie, ysz KlUEg Piog., xnira a no vy aaningtuB
fAXTOJf. EAeH i SIMON, S10 Cbamber of
i ommerce.
WM. REIO, ATTORNBV-AT'JjAW, room 4, Alns
.worth bldg., '.third aun Oak.
OEd. J. CAMERON. ATT08XEY-AT-LAW, 716
Cbamber of Commerce, portutnd. Or.
N. MOSKSSOHV. 722 Cbareher of Commerce
ADVEKTI8IH0 SPECIALTIES.
EMP1RS SPECIALTY CO.. adrertlalng apeclal
ties and alans. 2m stark at.
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND OPITAR.
FHKK l.'8B OP INSTRUMENTS. Wanted
iilayera for clubs. Hal. Webber, Instructor,
, 717 Manniani bldg. . .
BAROINO AMD. UQHTERINQ.
OREGON KOI NI) LI'MRBR CO., 181 Burnalde
St. I'h.Mie llralit 1171,
BUILS1N0 MATERIALS.
THE J. McORAKEN CO. WWolessle desler In
building materials. 2X1-20 Plue at.
, ... -J... - -.Lt.
BTLtlARIT PARLORS.
TIlH NAKRAOANSETT HILLIAItlt PARLORS.
'4 t.Th st. Ome Brown s Orchcatra
r
CAFES.
YATES' PLACE. 2S5 Washington at. Phone 8
nil. Moll Vaio. lyop. P.irtlaurt. Or.
CURIOS.
SI N SOON lU'IK CO.. teas, msttings, Japanese
eiirloa, 'arpets, ruga, mi xamuiti.
TIIK SAN WOO CO. Wholesale and retail
hafnlKM, furniture. V'W Muirlwu St.... .
CARD ENGRAVERS.
WEDD1KU AND VISITINQ. CARDS engrayed
W. i J. Smith & Co., . Third Door, Washing
ton bln,
MSa aaMBMaaMMBi
CONTRACTORS AlTO STTOSERn. "
L. W. CLOPTON". coaU''Ujr. grader nd ex
csrator. 2S8 E. Sth st. Phone I nlon 22S1.
i - JL --JJ1. . . . XJ
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
AIIN. A. -MKI.TON, cdrtMtiter. an buaWerJH7
Stark st.; ntflre and) store tlx lures hullt and
mnedeled, altering and repair bouses. Risn
Msln 747. ; i . .
I S. BLAK.NEY. rarpnnaer and builder: etl
ntstes given. ,roA E. msra, I'tiolie I nlon 714
CEREAL MILLS.
ACME MILLS CO.. Manufacturer. Italatou
Acute Cereals. and 22 N. Trout at.
P. JOHNSseN A 42a.. natnafartai-era Peerless
Health' ( creala. ' 1J1S-4 Krout st
Jl -J1
COAL AND WOOD.
ORKOON Fl'EL CO., dealers In all kinds of
coal and wood. 44 Morrison si
VITXAN COAL
efs -bfhtk coals.
CO.. WHOLESALE DEAL
CHIROPODY AND' KANICURINO.
1. MITI 1IK1.1., Chiropodist. Knight s Shoe
Stiy. 2J4 Wash, at. Phone Hood 72S.
THE IiEVES; VS. the only scientific chiropodls
in the city. Parlora 1101-2 Aliaky bldg. Tbls
U the long-baired gentleman you want
ace. (leant 16.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
ISBERaULNS'Ji, CIUAJi CO,-..
Distributers of
FINE CIliARS
Portland. Oregon .
SMOKE Ot'tt OWN 'MIXTItRE Can't be. beat
. -i SU M fV.j -U2 HHM "t.
-r-
I
COR
IHTS.
MKTAI. RKYUUHTSt tVautaed tron cornices
J. c. Bsylet. 55,Hoeiid at.
ITENTIBTS.
' , , - . If I 3 ii.
THEODORE S. THOMl'SUJi., 50-51 Washington
bldg.. Washington sud .Fourth -sts. Phone
Hood 414. I' .
DR. CHAS. T. PBJiiWNrltaJIsed alr.fiir aln
less extracting.' 4larltnn' t.ldg
!lU...MsssassBa3psssss..j i..uiBJH
JETEtOPIN V A3TD ' FlNMHIHQ.j.
WK FRAMI PICTT-RT2S--'
Pscjflc PlctJire Mace. S51 Morrison at..
ia DRUOOISTS.-
FRANK J. 8TREIB1U. dross, toilet articles.
pertun.es. w ssningTon st.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
OREGON EMPLOYMENT Wrr t Bursa Ids st.
Help of sll kinds wsnted.
ELECTRIC WORKS.
POIITLA ELECTRICAL 'WORKS OIBce 353
Western tlecrric "Works, 80S 1-2 Wash. st.
FARM LANDS,
22 CHOICE farm homesteads, fine grain and
fruit lands; near town and railroad. Win.
Hawks. Ittie Cbmrowclel bldg.
FREE SHINES,
CLOTHES CLEANED and pressed 81 per mouth.
- I'rilriiie Tsllorina To. 84T WaSh.
GASOLINE LAMPS.
H .W. MANNING, Ugbttng and Supply Co;
Latest improved, gaaoUoe lanipa. 108 Sixth
street. Portland.- tire.'
RIDES, FUH8 AND 'WOOL.
KAHN BRIM., deelers in hldea, fare and-wooL
191 Frent' at.. Port aand. Ore.
ELECTRICAL. MASSAGE.
JPROF.
tors
E. ,X..SATOJS.rtsetricaL.sjMteolbra-1
a masasge xreatmenns aeienuarally
given. Allsky blcbj . 26&it Marrlaoii strjsjra
313. itm-e povne, rtea jvoi.
Hours: 9 te
12 s.
1 ta 4 p. as.
GROCERIES.
F. DRESSER A (.'p.. 840-843 Washington st.
tT. BTRS, W 3oTst.. Bne freen (Tocertea
HOUSE rrrsviBKZRa.
HOME FURNISHERS Furniture, carpets, .par
lor goods; stares, etc. Sea I. tievarta A
Sons. 173-173 First 21 825 TaahllL Both
pboass 804.
sud Am ats.- - .-
eflCS CSEAat B COatFECTIOnTEST.
LABBfi 4t KEBE. 'inauufacturers of lc owa
and confectionery, 810 Washington st.
IMPLEMENTS.
PORTLAND IMPLEMENT CO.. fun machinery
and vehicles. 188-194 Font it.
XXSUKAVCX.
las m" t. trnan rv,, n,,lMig
47. Employer's LlabUity Insurauce, repre-
- aents American Bonding Trust Co. Fire ln
anrance. i. PHILIP KENNEDY, Insurance: resident
agent Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society.
. Phone South 1564. 48 Hamilton bldg.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. Writes Ufe,
accident and employer'a liability Insurance.
818 Falling bldg. ..
ARTHUR WILSON, Sherlock Building. Ptons
1008, represents tbe Alliance and the Home
Fire ana Marine Insurance Companies.
PUFFER BfRG.VRD ft CO.. are insurance. 251
Waablngton st. Phone Main 888.
ISAAC L. WHITE. FIRE INSURANCE,
Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone Main 658.
225
JOHN KELLY, general Insurance agent Colum
bia bldg. 82H Third st.
JTWELER8.
THE L. C. IIENR1CHSEN CO., jewelers and
opticlaba. 2S4 Washington st.
THE O. HEITKEMPKR CO., manufacturing Jew
elers. 286 Morrison st.
i. A. WRIGHT, the Iowa Jeweler, 293 Mor
rison at.
GEO. O. BRANDKNBURO ft CO., Engravers,
Mfg. jewelers. BWVs 8d St. Phone Hood 487.
J. A. BKCK. watches, diamond,. Jewelry, 207
JtImjnsotorBjrlnffjare
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE SLITS, cloaks and
capes. Accerdeon plattea. Applique work a
Seciairy
Btepbsns, 20 Alder.
LAUNDRIES.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY. Comb, brush, soap.
$1 per month. Novelty Supply Co., 40-42
N. Ninth st. Tel. 410.
TOWELS, SOAP, COMB AND BRl'SH. 81 Per
month. Oregon Luundry Co. Phone K. 13.
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS AND BROKERS.
KELLY -CLARKE CO. Manufacturers' agents
snd merchandise -brokers; lessees Overland
' wsrebouse. Otfiee No. 4 Vine si. Main 1055.
MINING AND MINE PROMOTERS.
SESSIONS A SIMPSON, mining snd mine pro
moters. Room 2. Chauiher of Commerce.
MACHINERY.
TRENKMAN A CO., mining, sawmill, logging
machinery, hydraulic pipes castings of all
kinds repaired. 14 N. Fourth al.
MINING ENGINEERS AND ASSAYERS.
MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE. 2oei Stark st. Ex
perts on snalysls coala. minerals, rock, min
eral waters. J. T. Hove. Mgr.
J. If. FISK. Mining Engineer and Asaayer,
2i4 1-2 Wnnhlfiirtrm at. I'hone Clay v)21.
MASSAGE.
MPMF.. II. II. ELY. dermatologist, niuss.ig.
electric trcHtme.it.. IP't l'lr.t St.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
& UII.HKHTSON, 'J'AILOJUS. 254 Alder
orner Ttiird.
KILLINERY.
MISS A. I. .Hllti;rNSl;N. Inipr.rtcr and denier
In Preiicti' nilllinerv. Mftrrlwon st.
MODEL-MAKER.
Folt FIUST-CL.VSS ItKPAlltlNH go to. Andy
Krita. luaehinit ttnd model-maker, iro fith st.
MOSTGAGE LOANS.
ON IMPROVED city nml farm properly.' Ml low
est .cjj.'tcuI .rate.;' building lunsi lustullfiii.-nt
loans. Win McMaaters. ill) WerciRc.- b Wg.
OPTICIANS."
DKLA B. HOWARD, refract lonlst. rooms 2o-2l.
Itussell bide., cor. Keerih and Siorriiui Ms.
lilt. E. M. DAi.LAS. refracting optician. 21S-
21!t Fatlttiir I'M . Third itnl WKwlihielon et.
OVERALLS.
BltSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS snd umliau-
li-' elolhlllK' llel In CH'fV detail. , Ncll-
.tHdter Itn... Mftrra. Portland. or.
MONEY TO LOAN.
XlnNEY to LOAN a.mii t . Knit; ntM cuniied.
llr. Ii:irling. rooui IE. 1'aml.l-Ulfte lihlg. Tlilril
am! Morriso:..
MONEY TO
Ions time.
I. OA N.
J. II.
mall am.. tints, .hort or
Ilawley, 2 CliHts. of Com.
MONEY
farm.
To LOAN on elty lots and improved
W. A. Shaw & Co.. ;;4 Stark st.
W. A. HATHAWAY t
Inaton bldr- I'll. .no
Monev to loan.
1 1, --.I 41.1.
HI VVash-
NAVAL ARCHITECT.
I'HiiD A. BAI.LIN. 4-1 Se.Mn.1 St.. Tel. Oajk
naval architect nti.1 nieeh.-.iiU-Hl eiiritit-ct
PLAITING .tND PINKING.
MISS o. OOI LD. act-urcllon knife plaltlnif and
iy pinking; sleafn prr.i-esa; no hut Irntv.; abort
notice, soi Mnniuam ning.
PERSONAL.
MRS. OLKOCK has oa-ned massage and tun-ul-
rtirlnp psrlota tn Aolrgton Itlog.. room 424:
ssttsfsctlon guaranteed. A trial will con
vluce. I'hone Red 2So4.
MME. AA HOI.MHa. Vomoloxlthi. Hair, ftkln
and Scalp Specialist, may le consulted daily
fn-e. iil 1 Morrison at.
ALL ITT-ltATK subscriptions and club ooin-
blnstlons on periiMlicals st Jones Book Store
2:1 Alder St., Portland. Or.
ASTROI.OOY-Have y ur life read by scien
tific Eastern Astrologer; advice on business.
m Park st.
TNCI.E WY'-ERS." tbe ptoueer money-lender,
143 Third. near Alder. sells diamonds,
wwtahes. Jewelry hslt regular store prk-ea.
Country order, sttnded to.
USB AND Tot- WILL' OBTAIN BEST RBSCLTS
from V esteru gas or gsmjllne mantels.
CAFE KRATZ. 122 Sixth
st. A Bne lunch
served at iall.houra,.
MISS EMMA R. MACKIE. tnassvuse. teacher
pbyslcel cnlture. 417 Ablarton hldg.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
B- W. MOORE, crayon and oil portraits.
Third
snd VI ssblngTon sts.
PLUMBERS.
TAYLOR
ft STANTON,
Sllth st.
plumbing and ateam
String.
PALMIST.
MRS. SlrtCK, Teacher of arlentific palmistry;
graauate oi cniraiogicai college or California;
reading, 81 Fifth St.. opp. Postofllce.
MRS. C. CORNELIUS. Altsky bldg-.. Third and
Mortson: aminrs a,iir. hothi 401.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE FA RMS
Imroved farms for sale In all parts of
Oregon and Washington: ayments made to
Butt . urcbaaera For full - Mrflenktra aa to
various properties, spply to Wm. McMsatera.
311 Worcester Plug.
MAXWELL "ft KNAPP
REAL ESTATE.
Room 2. Chamber of Commerce Building.
CHAS. HIRSTEL. resl estate dealer, 88 1-2
Third st. Room a.
ROPE.
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO.,
14th and
Tforrtntp ars. . ' PorTlsnd. frrs.
RUBBER STAMPS.
BUSBY ft l.EASH CO. Rubbes Stamps, Seals.
Stencils, etc. 41T The Dekum.
STEAK CLEANING AND DYEING.
B.ELIABLB TAH.OftlNli . W sterm, clean
and dye clothes: sponge, press, repair ladles'
skirts and Jackets. Those Heod 858. H.
Kaufman. 184 Third.
PIANO LESSONS.
'. GIFFOBJ NASH. 108 10th st. ; tsrsu
application. Beginners taken.
HAUL SAFE, atandard of tbe world: aafea sold
oBj eas. payessnUt trade your old ssfe for
w new he. Sorrla Safe ft Lock Co... 91
First at. - -
BUT TOUR SAFE of . R. Davis. Your reps Ira
aad lockouts safely done. 68 Third st.
SHOWCASES.
tt. LUTKE CO.. anccessor, to DUon, Borge
' aon ft Co.. Sixth) and Moyt sts.
SLOT MACHIlfia.
TRANSCONTINENTAIi MACHINE CO. Slot
maehlnea. 848 Wssh. Or Phone lsoi: Col. 670.
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY. No. 2to 13 Waah
Ington st. phonee. Ore. Msln 92. Col. 281.
bTORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. 0. PICK, oBSea 88 First st . between Stark
and Oak sts.; nbone 86. Planoa and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping; com
modious fireproof brick warehouse. Front and
Clay ata.
TIMBER LANDS.
ACT QUICK IT timber claims, crnle 2.000.000
to 5,000,000 to the quarter section.; reliable
cruisers; feea reasonable. Wm .Uawka, atsj
Commercial bldg.
TONTINE LOAN.
TONTINE LOAN ft SECURITY CO.. ;n 31 Ham
ilton bldg. J. C. KgglfMoli, atlpt.
TTPEWRITER8.
THE SMITH-PREMIER TYPEWRITER. 122
Third street. All Biaka of typewriters for
rent, Supplies for all nun-nines. L ft M.
Alexsnder ft Co., ...agents...
WALL PAPER.
II. P. CHRISTENSEN, wall naperer and painter.
141 Seventh st., corner Alder.
ERNEST MILLER ft CO..
orators. (27 First at.
wall paper and dec-
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
FLE1SCHNER. MAYER ft CO -faeturers
of ablrta and overall.,
anl 27 First sts. Pcrll.mt Or
Pioneermann
No. 29 Front
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
WADHAMS ft CO., wholesale grocera, manu
facturers and commission uien-hauis, 64 and
Mt hrout st.
ALLEN ft LEWIS, wholeale grocera.
Port-
tauu. tre. a
mason EHRMAN ji CO
N. W. Corner Sertind au
wholesale
Ui1 I'ine st.
I.AM; A CO.. First and Ankeny streets.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AM OLASWARK.
Pruel Hegele ft Co.. lis In 1lj 5lh. cor Stark.
WHOLtSAaLE HARDWARE.
r1t. hasextIne a' CO.. iron.6, .teel, coal Bud
bltick.mlth'a annplfoa. 45. tit Seciu,l st.
. I. LiU . J1J L ... I . I...
WHOLESALE LEATKtS GOODS,
W. II. M. MONIES ft CO
bsrneas. lesther gtHMfa.
. tioleaule saddles,
S Front t
WHOLESALE WALL PAPER.
MOltOAN WALL 1 AI1.H I'll. Is4-P6 Si-c-.nd
St., lMt. Yamhill Slid I'm. lor tWtlcnri. Or
WHERE TO DINE.
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of Ka.tern
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Alder. We
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K. Hill SE S CAFE. 1-JM Third nt.
rup of coffee In the city.
TI-iliMI'SOVN HKKTAt'HANT t.r I
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Vice-President W. R. KU
Cuahl.l F C. MILLER
AKSlatant Cashier... . ;... .lt. W. SI'llMEEU
Assistsnt Caviller. .. ... A M. WJUIillT
LAM) Ai Tll.'mN. HANI.IMls.
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tcrno. Letter, of . r.-dlt issued available lu
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THE HANK 01 URITISH COLUMBIA.
Ctinlt.il paid up sxiawi.ciKi
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Transact n n i-.-i . I l.rffratng IiiisIiicks. '
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT. i
Account-, open
iranlw. and hit
monthly l.iilr.n.e
WnHhllifton 11.
i t,.r sum of CIO and up-.,-kt
all.in-cd on minimum
It.ites on applleiltl.J. 11
E A. WYI.D. Mamigcr.
LONDON A SAN
I'll tNCISCO
BANK. LIM
ITKD.
Chnmher of
CotMn-er,-e Building
Third
and
r 1 1 r a streets.
Head offl--.-. r" ot.l Ilr.md atre.-t. Imilon.
'ihla Lank lriiiim-1-. n general hanklutf husl
lirss. . inuk.-s I e,u .IlKaints hills and Issues
le'ti'ers of cfr-oMl "rvnlUlde for trsvelers end
for the purchase of merchandise in hut city
of the norld. Ileal ill foreign snd domes! Ic
cxch.ltijre.
Interest paid n lime deposits.
A MACRAE. Manager.
ii Eii'cli A NTS' N A f idivAT'lJAN iv7"
POHTI.AM). OR.
J. Frank Wats.m President
It. I.. Inirhsni Vlee-presldent
M. W. Holt Caahler
Ueo. W. lioyt Aaalstant Caahler
TRANSACTS A i.KNKilAL BANK I Nil B1SI
v I :ss.
Dmfta snd letter of credit Issued svallalile
to nil parts of the i. rid.
Collection n !.!.. II y. Oold dust bought.
NEW TOD
The Ford-Wilson
Auction Co.
Wednesday next, at 182 First
street, The Ford-Wilson Auc
tion Co. will have a fine DIS
PLAY OF MODERN FURNI
TURE and other HOUSE
FURNISHINGS, to be sold at
AUCTION.
Soma vary ftns bedroom
im suits: sorina-a: mat-
trasses : rockers; center tables r chairs ; couchsa;
black walnut library table; VERY ANTIQUE
MAHOGANY DRESSER: as wise machines, in
good order; cook atoves; kseUen; aiteheaware,
etc. At 10 a. m. wa will aeU a eix-foet oak
frame showcase; 80-gaiIoa aU tank; large
oounter eoffee mill; aroeeiB aoaiea; paper
racks, ate, etc. These goods are almost new;
must ba sold, and soma one will gat a Bar
gain. SALE WEDNESDAY VZXT, 10 A. M 188
FIRST STREET.
WILSOH ft PORD, Auotionssrs.
OUR FRIDAY SALE
Will ba just aa interesting aa ever. Tea can
save money on almost aa art tela yen may
require by attending thia asm famous aastioa
sale of man's and boys beets, ansae, elotaiag,
eta.: ladies' tne shoes, stylish aaj strong ;
man's shirts, soys' suits, greosriea and sundry
smaflhan. . . ..
At 181 FIRST STREET. Sale a very FRI
DAY AT 18 A. M.
WTXBOH ft roma. Aactioaeara.
MARYLAND AND WEST VIRGINIA
(Nashville' American.)
The Solid South remain unfracttired.
MONEY TO BURN
She Had $700 That Suddenly and
Mysteriously Disappeared.
SHE ELI) IT IN BIG BUNCHES
Mra. Stankavltz Haa Money Which She
Will Not Trust tha Banks With, So
Sha Hide It In Various Places, and
Moat of it Sha Thinks She Has on a
String, but Is Paralyzed When tha
Strings no Longer Connect.
(Chk-ag-o Journal.)
A deep and abiding distrust was one
of the causes o the loss of uvor ;o, ttie
savings of Mrs. Louisa Slunkavitz,
South Boadway. A Are which destroyed
the Interior of her homo was the other.
There is a mystery concerning the dis
appearance of the money, two rolls of
greenbacks, which the police are Inves
tigating. Mrs. Stankavltx is years old. Her
husband died in Germany a Quarter of a
century ago. She has resided in Caron
delet lor 18 years, having a daughter
there who la the wife of John Ktchorn, a
prominent coal dealer.
Mrs. Stankavlts la & woman of ruga-ed
constitution and Independent habits. Al
though her daughter frequently impor
tuned her to live with her, Mrs. Stanka
vlts preferred her own home.
For a number of years she was era
ployed In the Old Ladles' Home on Chip
pewa street. Her wants were few and
she accumulated several thousand dol
lars. The larger portion of her savings
was invested in real estate, but flie
also had nearly $1,000 -in currency and
coin.
After leaving- the Old Ladles' Home
she rented apartments In a brick tene
ment house at SS22 South Hroadway. oc
cupied by 16 families How to secrete
the money was a qtwstlon Finally she
hit on an excellent expedient, evhleh
proved satisfactory for several yonrs.
Above the window sill lu the kitchen
was a smn.ll hole In the plastering. The
aperture was visible only uvon the clos
est Investigation. She converted ST. . Into
two bundles of currency. IM In mm uml
W! in the other. Aixwimi these sho tied
long strings and simpenried them within
llic walla. The. ends of the airings wero
fastened without to the top of the window
sill, and were so cleverly concealed that
she deemed no one could delect the arti
fice. Money Everywhere.
She also secreted a few minor xums In
other parts of the rooms she occupied.
Early Thursday mottling Mrs. Stank
avlts went to the reHklenc uf lr daugh
ter. Airs. Kichorn. WIT South lanJway,
newly erected, lo assist her in lici-omluc;
installed In her new home. A Unit a a. m
spaiks from an engine set fire to th.
npartment house at .MiliJ South Hiod
way. It spread rapidly and three lire co'iipa
nles vrer.- soon on the scene, bull ling
ill speiately to save tin- building. Mrs.
Stauknvlts was notifliil of the conflagra
tion by neighbors.
"My money! My nirary!" she ex
claimed, as she, ran to the saeue. .
Her room had been broken into by the
remen. They had smashed tile window
in with their axes
As soon an possible . Mrs. Stiitiksvity
told of the secreted money, but only $l"s.iiU
was found Of this $1 was In the tills,
where the largest am.iunls hail h"cn hid
den. The 11S.50 was found in the front
room
Mrs. Stankavltz whm bo overcome that
she was unable to disclose all the hiding
places. IMlifcent search failed to revi-aJ
moie of the secr.lc savings
"The money is gone." she said to tie-Post-Dispatch
Friday niorntnir "Whe
ther It was burned or stolen .vol only be
The building
Is locked up until something cm lie
learned.
Miss Louise
pra nddaughter.
Is the heiress,
daughter by a
"Ornndmother
Tlf-rtrnm. her iH-year-old
who a. -ted i,. interpreter.
She Is Mrs. Klchorii's
previous marriage.
Ireiniintly snUI that
what sh. had would be mine In time. It
wits to be used, she sild. ir. providing for
my trousseau In the event Hint I ever
married and to assist 111 furnishing the
home. As I have no Intention of such a
step nt present, it was to be devoted to
the purpose of extending my musical
studies."
Mist! Bertram Is a pretty blonde, of fine
figure. She has a high, clear, soprano
voice nnd sings In the choir of fit. Paul's
Episcopal Church on Michigan avenue
MAN IS A GREAT THING.
Here Is what one of our exchanges says
of man: "Man that Is born of his pa
rents is of few daya and full of Iracili.
As a bald: headed Infant he. Iletli In his
cradle and klcketh up his heels with colic
and much squawk. Me goeth totsehool
when a youngster and gt-tteth the sent of
his oanu hammered for something he
did not do. until he la sick at heart and
unable to sit down. He groweth up like
a weed in the front yard arid soon
reaches the age when he Is composed
largely of feet, freckles and an appetite
for pie. About the time he gets too long
for short :ants and not long enough for
long ones, he goeth away to college and
learneth to monkey with a three-dollar
mandolin and tear off big words. He
marryeth- a sweet young thing whose
papa Is supposed to be prestdent of the
I Irst National Bank, but whom he after
ascertalneth couldn't buy the prize roos
ter at a county fair. He worrletb along
from ver to year, grsduslly acquiring
offspring until hi family begins to re
semble a Sunday-school class the,fweek
before Christmas). About the time he has
acquired enough collateral, to make life
seem awaet h 1 hurrleu sway with
rheumatism: his children have e knock
down and curry out over the terras nf
his will His sons blow In his estate on
bad whisky and plug hats; his wife puts
on lie Mnlshlng touches of his career
by marrlng the hired man."
HEARS WITH LtQ. '
One of the strangest and most unex
pected of uses lo which one could Imag
ine a leg being put is that- of an organ of
hearing. Yet such seems to be one at
least of trie functions of tha forelegs
in the cricket.1 On the outer side of a
tibia a small oval space may be seen. In
which the strong armature which covers
the rest of the body Is reduced to a thin
and membranous condition, making thus
a sort of window, or drumhead. Com
municating with this, inside the leg. are
the ends of a nerve, and It can hardly
be doubted, therefore, that the whole
apparatus constitutes an auditory organ.
WOMEN AS GUIDES.
Of the 1.300 registered guides In Maine
only three are women, and only one of
the trio is regard exl by the men as thor
oughly competent. This is Mrs. J. S.
Freese of River ton. who ha ahot every
kind of game to b found, in the Maine
. woorls. She la also an export at tanning
skins, and has in bar home some beauti
ful specimens of her handiwork. Mr.
Vreese hunts all through the winter,
s pending weeks ilk camp during; the cold
est oX weather.
' (Baltimore Anverlcaa.) V .
M 10. a, remarkable fact that while vir
tually every resident of Lsvbrador iaa) been
bitten by the savage dogs of that region,
there has never been a case of hydropho
bia there. This fact is atteated by Pr.
OrenfeTl, the superintendent of the Eng
lish medical mission there', who has bow
spent 10 years on the eoast and treated
over 30,000 patients. He cannot explain
this, atngular circumstance, it may be due
to climatic conditions, but it is more
probable the result of the wolfish attain Id
the breed of the dogs: the extraordinary
part of it is that such a condition should
be found allied with the most absolute
savagery on the part of the animals. They
are the fiercest of any brutes trained to
be of service to mankind; they will attack
anything they believe weaker than them
selves, and they are only kept In subjec
tion by the' unceasing use of the lash.
They are a cross between the wolves
and the earlier Newfoundland dogs
brought there, and by this time almost all
but tho wolfish characteristics are elim
inated. The coast folk find them indis
pensable, yt live In fear of them. No
man ventures abroad without his whlp
exery woman carries a stout club; it Is
death to a child to get among them.
Only last month the little son of the agent
of the Hudson Hny Company's post at
Sandwich Inlet was attacked by these
brutes. Within a niinuto they had In
dicted eivei- BO bftes on the child, and but
for the devotion of a pet retriever dog
und the lad's mother promptly flying to
the rescue he must have been literally
torn to pieces. Ho was taken to the hos
pital at Indian Harbor, where he is mak
ing quick recovery. This was a more for
tunate outcome than was the cast at Cart
wright last year. A child wandered from
home, and when the distracted mother
flew to where a pack of angry dogs were
ravening she found nothing but the hones
of her offspring. A little girl was so
badly mangled by them at Punchbowl last
year that she never recovered.
Every year brings its Vjuota of these
mishaps, while there are scores. If not
hundreds, of cast s of adults being bitten.
It Is Impossible to keep sheep, goats or
poultry on the coast because of the brutes,
and their extermination would have been
effected long ago were It not for the fact
that they are the only means by which
communication is kept ap In winter.
There are no horses on the coast, as
there is nothing to feed them. Teams of
dogs, attached to sledges, ure the means
uf travel. With tinu trje settlers go from
lint b. if to hat but , make bunting trips In
the Interim, haul firewood from the for
ests and convey peltries to the Hudson
I lay Company's posts. These dogs play
the sum., nart In the economy of this
region as'they jio in the-aXrcijcs, a,nd.4itre,
the chnrncterlstlcH are tile same, tnougn
we do not hear of suoh instances of their
savngeiy.
ROYALTY AND STURGEONS.
(St. I'aul Dispatch.)
A magi'lilcent sturgeon weighing 470
pounds wits on view recently in Ijondon.
In enrll'-r .lays such un exhibition would
probably liae led to the conllscatloti of
tho lisli by the King's officers, for the
sturgeon is a "royal" llsh. anil was made
bv an net of I'M ward 11. a perquisite of
the sin. reign ulonii with wrecks and
whales. The Lord JMoyor of London has
the right to all sturgeon caught In the
Thames a bote London Urldge, and It
'vinil'l lie Intel cstlng to know when that
rljrht was last exercised. The largest
sturgeon fisheries nr.- Ii. the Volga, and
Cnsnliin S. ,t iitul In the Great Lakes of
. m. rlcu. and In these places tho manu
facture of caviar is e-oinlueted on n large
scale, w hich sIiowm that the taste for
that "An oil v Is" miiro widespread than It
was in Siuikesriea re's day.
NEW FRENCH "POSTAGE STAMP.
i London Standard.)
A in w perl. s of postage stamps ure
ahull! to be put into circulation In France.
Tin- present stamps were, from their first
issue three years no, condemned as being
inartistic, Th pew-stitinpe, which wild
probably make their appearance toward
the new ycur, will bear the well-known
llgui-e of the Sower, designed for the
l-'rettch coins by the engraver, Roty
l-'rani i . In this figure. Is depleted by the
sower, who. with her l'tiryglun bonnet
and naked arms, Is engaged In throwing
tin- future harvests In the furrows. The
stnnip will bear the words, " Kepubllque
l-'i alnt also Postes," and In the left-hand
lower orm r there will be designed a
j-M'M upon which will be Indicated the
al lie.
CHURCH MUSIC "BY REQUEST."
(New York Times.)
Tin- ilirei tors of orchestras are not the
only p. uple who feel It advisable to offer
icqiii. st prourums. Church organists and
choirmasters me also frequently remind
ed '.hat ihelr audiences like to have a
word to say in rei;ard to the music
provided for tlwir delectation. "1 used
lo rebel nt this interference,'' said an
organist of an uptown church; "but after
tryli-g the exts-rlmeiil I found that the
congregation showed dlBcHmiiiallon In
the selections, and that I hud no cause to
I..- ashamed of ono of my request pro
grams. "
- REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.
New York Press.)
The Htmight and narrow path is slip
pery as welk
A woman who doesn't want to have
babies either Is not married or ought not
lo he.
The problem of parenrs Is how to keep
Lir!s Innocent without letting them suffer
through ignorance.
When a girl pats on long dresses she
puts off simple Innocence that Is the most
beautiful of earthly mantles.
A woman gets more fun out of plan
ning things that never comes off than a
man does In enjoying those that do.
BUYER'S DIRECTORY
Q. C. JtlpER Expert violin maker and
repairer of all kinds of string instru
ments. 3G Russell bldg. 4th and Morrison
he wild Indian's
overcoat"
Rrn m bcsvtifrtMy tsn
to ii a.r tlir Cciufame lea
It "I'.sJ -. l.sfi'tf " H th PrM
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i.'n ion "uvaird m iaf0r. Iter
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Ptrtteton. Ort.
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mi
t RAILROAD TIMS TABLES.
EAST
via.
SOUTH
Leaves.
Jnlon Depot.
Arrives.
OVERLAND Sat.
FREtiS TBAlNflL
for SaJem. . Roaai.
8:30 p.m
burg, Aahiand, 8ao-
T:UsV
ramento, O g 4 e ta,
Hsu rrancuco, MO
Java, Lass Angeiee,
El Paso. New Or
leans and the Eauat-I
8:J0a.m Morning train eon-
7:04.88
nects at Woodburnl
dally (e-eept Bun
day), morning train
ior mu Angel, BU-
venon, orawit
v 1 1 I e", Springfield
Wendling and Nftt-
; n.
Albany passenger...
4 00 o m Lonnects at Wood-
10:19 am
nawM All "
get and Bllverton
local.
7:30 a.m Corvallls passenger.
I!:50p m jsherldan passenger.
5:80 p.. t
l!8:!S am
Dally. HDally except Sunday.
Portland-Oiwego Suburban Service and
Yamhill Division,
i JiepotD F?,ot J01 Jfon Street.
. ,.f?tla"d dalir for Oswego 7:3
a m., u 50, 2:QS. 3:J5. 6:20. :25, 8:10.
B tl P "in ,Pally ""Pt Sunday, 6.80.
Sunday only 9.00 a. m.
rtuntturno'nlf trQm Oswego, arrive Portland.
- rya:2,f, ": 1;56' :. 4:86. :le.
rf' J JJ:J? p' Da"y except Bun
:2i 7,:25' 1:20. li: - m-
npt Mo"uaV 136 a. m. Sunday onl!
10 00 a. m.
Leave from same depot for Dallas and
intermediate polnta dally, except Sunday.
4.00 p. m. Arrive Portland 10:20 a- m.
Liave from same depot for Dalian and
'n'raedlate Points dally except Sunday;
t.-OS p. m. Arrive Portland :3f. m.
The Independence-Monmouth Me tor
Line operates daily to Monmouth and
Alrlle. connecting with Southern Paoifla
Company's trains at Dallas and Independ
er.ee.
First -class rebate tickets on sale from
' ortland to Sacramento and San Fran
cisco: Net rate, 817.60, berth B; second
class fare. Jlo. without rebate or berth (
second -class berth. 12.60.
. Tickets to Eastern points and Europe
also Japan, China, Honolulu and Ajja
tralla. City Ticket Offloe .ooraer Third s4
ksbfngtori street. Pkone Main TM.
C. W. STINGER, W. B- COMAN.
City Ticket Agent. den. Paa. Agt
leSUOJsllIJ
vxd UNION PACIHC
THREE TRAINS DAILY
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
UNION DEPOT.
Leave
Arrive.
i- UiCAUU-PORTLAND
SPECIAL.
Fo.- the East via Hunt
ington. 4:80 n tn
Daur
BPOKANE FLTKR,
For Eastern Washing
ton. Walla Walla, Lew
Iston, Coeur d'AIens
and Great Northern
points.
(:1E p m
DaUf
7:08 ft 8
Daily
ATLANTIC EXPRESS !
For tha Eaat via Hunt
ington. 1:58 p m
Dally
1:10 ft B)
Daily
RIVER SCHEDULE.
Columbia River Division.
44,
FOR ASTORIA and
8:00 p m
way points, connecting
Dally
ex Sun.
Sat 10
p m
P IB
Daily
ex Sao,
wrn sir. ror ywaco and
North Beach str. Har
vest Queen, Ash-sL
Willamette River Division.
About
FOR SALEM. Corvallls.
lfiil tA'uv ririlrttat at a a mdr
6:46 a m
:00 p nt
Tuea.,
Thura..
Sat - -
Mon.,
Wed..
Frt.
Ruth, Ash-St. dock.
Yamhill Rivet- Route.
FOR DATTON, Oregon
City and Yamhill River
points, str. Elmore. Ash
street dock.
Water permitting.)
7:0o a.m
Toes.
Thtira
Sat
9.08 p.t
Moil, d
WeiL,
Frt
Snake River Route.
For LEWISTON, Ida.. . abent
. . - , . nnlnl. frnml'M I .
Rlnarla. Wash.. steam-Dally- -p
era Spokane and Lew-ex Sat.
Pally
ex Frt
Is ton. ...
TICKET OFFICE, Third and WaablMg
ton. Telephone. Mala 711
PORTLAND & ASIATIC
STEAMSHIP CO.
For Yokohama and Hon Kong. ealUnfti
at Kobe. Nagaaakl and Shanghai, taklnjj
freight via connecting ateasnars -for MaA
nils Port Arthur and Vlsrllvemtock. .
IN DRA VELLI SAILS ABOUT WpY. I
e.ir rams ana tuil Information call otl
or address ofDctala or agents the O.
K. N. t:o.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DEPOT. FIFTH
AND I STREETS
Leaves.
Arrtvaav ..
For Maygers, Rain
ter.Clatska.nle, West.
port, Clifton, Asto
ria, Warrenton, Fla
vel, Hatriltiond. Fort
Stevens, Gearhan
l'k., Seaside, Astoria
and Seashore Ex
press, "Dally. '
Astoria, Expiess,
Dally
8:00 A AL
7:00 P. M.
8:40 P. at
Ticket office, 266 Morrison street suit
Union DepoL
J. C MA TO, General Passenger Agent.
Astoria Or.
References Ladd & Tilton, Portland: TJ. -S.
National Bank, Portland; Rank of
California San Francisco; Crocker
Woolworth National Bank, San Fimav
Cisco.
Members Chicago Board of Trade, Baa
Francisco Produce Exchange, Saa Fraa
claco Stoc- and Bond Exchange.
Grains, Pmvhioiisitockv-omli-and
Cotton. ;
Ban Francisco Office:
480 California St.
loa Third Strext
PORTLAND. OR.
CANDID CONFESSION.
'"XuSr'BaBy f om rW not wkward .ftt
your debut, were ymi. dear? I hope yea
knew how to hold your hands? - r
Helen I didn't have te hold thenx,
Auntie, -- -1 - ..(
Aunt-Bally Why ae. dear?
- Helen Beoause one of the young ansa
waa holding tbem for ne, .
lif UST 11
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