TIIE OltEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FltlDAY EVENING, OCTOIJEIl 23, 1003.
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The Daily. Journal, hr mall, three month.. 128
The De!y Journal, br mil. one month.... .68
a a wi'WWiy avriiu.
ibo Mmi-weiiKiy juarnai. a to ia pagea eaca
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Ifca treaklr JanrmaL '
ne Weafclr j.rei, too eolumn of raleg
each latii. lUuatratad, full market report, one
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aotaa, aipraaa ordra and amatl aamunta are
yaoeapuoie in one and two-eaot poaute tpip.
TH 0TTSVAL.
i P. O. Boa 121. Portland. Oraana.
TODAT'i TOKECAIT.-
. ( Wrathrr rondltlona and gonrral format for
W aihliijrton. OnoB end Klaha!
' ha . dtaturbaar approtchlii the roaat F" -
li.a- tha iwiaat m.
Aftoy, and whlca thrratpuml to nrodwe rnln
'mnl?Jn!!!'&tlX!'Jn
&yssxzsfss&
ILn B" ' to weatorn half of tha
'."'T4 tataeurliig . tU laat-314 hour.. -It la
ri.iuur . wim it oav nrtwwm Han rrancloro
and tho mouth of the Columbia rirrr, wbllal
cir.r wratner prrraua at tape flatter.
, It la much coolw thla morning In Kan,
Nrlraaka, Mlnnraota and tlia Dakotaa.
The IikIImMihh an tor fair weather la tbl
c ,Vi'.'L",uI?i,: ' , , . .
IlllllDIU
trmnerature In the lilt ft houn.
TO; Bilulniuin, 48; prn-lprtatlcn, .0.
BIlTHi.
Ootobrr 18, to Mr. and lira. T. fiaapro of 630
fifth atreet. a inn.
i..0,".' Mr. C.i t. Biubaker
. .w, iVwr airrri, a eon.
COMTAOlona nraEAaca .
rMnh.. 99 w m vim iki...
third a iid Hrlmont. 'emaiipuxV i
oetotwr 23, J. c. BiniHtt. at 2o4 Flrat
,Z;rr r
atieet, dipi lea. "
DEATH!.
October is. Mra. botuwtte O'Neill, at North-
r8 ,1-acinr aauatorium, of dlohltic. Iutarment
"orUie1 l". .t 4,, w.
afreet, of aenlle dt-mentl. luteratrut Loua Kir
cemetery.
'a.pt.ob-L.2iV iCb"rh? VttterTm- Vln. eheep, moat of which I will winter, as
rKirSin&.,,f lnttrm"u IoonMthe shipping season from my country
. Oetober ao. Karah E. charlnshouaen. at
iKorthern l'.. ft na ,,-li m - . I ....
k - "j" . m nv.u nil
t-tt-eaa. Interment Greenwood cemetery.
..rturrour.?J: 'LfL&UwlTi to the agitation of farmer a
cemetery.
. October in. Deihert oian . ,t.. tv,,..,
""' iruui uirauou. luieruent IvOlie
'lr m,m.ii-rr
. October 22, Roy E. Henry, at 2M Iry atreet.
yf exhauatlon. Remain ahlpped to Deer
ilmd.
1 October i3. Slater Manra, at St. Vincent'
lioipltal. of heart diwaae. Intermoht Mount
- Ai'fcl, Or.
11 1 1 u
Crematorium, on Oregon City ear line, Bear
twllwood; modorn. acleutlfle, eomiilete. Cbarae
-AdultJ, U6: children. 2S. Viilt jn 0 h. m
4u 6 p. Di. rwtland Cremation aaaoclatlon.
d'ortlaud I Ir
.urw.ua, .r.
S .Xhe Kttwerd Holwan Krolrrtiklnr Cffr, -f aneral
lretor, iukI.. embaluwra, liau Third street,
I'hona 60T.
i. P. rinley A So. f-eri.r.'directord ' arid
"tuhalmera. hare remored to their new eatab-
tlibmeut, corner Third and MadUou street,
ftu ,D00e Ko. ,
RIVERVIEW 0EMITERY
' Slnirle gravea. 110. Family lota from 75 to
i.uuu. joa oniy cem-tery in Portland which
TierDctnallv mi.lntitn. and earea for U.ta. rwl
" . I..I..UI.I...N .riiv 'w n iv, Mac.en.iti,
Wtceter block, city. . W. M- Ladd, prwldoat.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Sheriff tfor I. Chriatine) to J. O. Hl
. ln. truatiie. lot IS, block J, Porta-
mouth Villa ext
tieorge and Retay Bamfid to A. E. and
l I.. Huttnnr. north IX li 3 hliuV
L. Butt nor. unrib
, . W Ml UIHTI a, 11, .a.......
Trod D. liore ct aL to Mary McNerney,
l-SO of the picperry of mtata of
Iwl IdOTe, .leimaceif
)r"red D. lurm et al. to Matra-le Roberta.
'. 180 of tho rirouerty of eatate. Lewla
' Lore, deceaaea
Si. K. Thcmpaon ind wife to Hr.'iool Dli
' trlct No. i, aonth T5 feet lot 8 U 15,
s ittcluHlrc, block 71, Ienlnailar Adil
No. B .
' B. M. Iximhnrd to M. T. Hunter, lot
1,19 (unit hen add
330
11, uloolt 4, rnlrylew 60
Frank Skow a:ui wlfp to T. 1, Brown,
: parcel land aoctl.n 22, towiikhiii 1 voiith,
lange 2 eait . 1.000
feicy II. Birth aul wife to Wtllln n
i Hel.lt, west 25 feet lota 1, 4, block 81,
Coitch add 8,600
JBI,erlff to B. p. llnti, lot 3, block B.
f North Tllln 8
Fherlft to J. V. I'rice, lota 1, 2 and 8,
i bbiek 23, Bertha .....
Sheriff to S. C. Price, lot 1 and 2, block
' 20. Bertha ,
Sheriff to Laura Campbell, lot 25 and
' 20, block IT Mount Tabor Tllla.
Moy E. Hnlirert to Aa Slutli and wife,
' lota 3 to 8, block 24. Pat ton 'a add...
pi. M. DTi end wife to R. -lee, lot 11,
, block 2,' Highland Schoolhouae add .....
,W. E., Potter and wife to Ncllio I. Knight,
lot 0, block 11. Paradlae Spring tract.
Xoliimhla Real" Eat'lte rnropaiiv to Hi Iph
M. Hughe. IMiuth 7B feet lota M to 18.
.block IT, Pculiieulnr Add No.' B,
Jumci M. Groom to Vivian O. Groom, lota
Q. -J. A htb A k...... 1.11- ......
4
5
T
noo
130
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i
, all,, ,i,,'V K a, AJUiiLiut'IlU am.... ' x
Annie Gambell and hiiihsnd to C. J. and
( A. Br Ktoleea, lot 1 .to 12, block 5,
, Fernwood I,!i00
Joippli Kellogg to '.ifrln Knllog;, lot 7,
f block 123, city 1
Agne J'. Vollt.to llonry H. Donnell,
lot S, hlcck 21. McMIUen ndd; nlao lot
4. block 8, Alhlna, etc 1
John Campbell and wife to G'. Faraclmmn,
, north 30 feet lot 1, block 1.' Tertevga. , 3,500
vt n n am n. runcrion to wane H. o
r bum, lot 1, leetion. 20, tonnahln 1
north range S eaat - 200
X. c. Brown to A. T. Dlx, aouth V4 tract
.-IS, Mount Scott aer, 450
' Agnea J. vols, gilardlau, to Henry 8. 1
v, lWnmll. lot 8, l(Hik '21, MoMlllon
, add; lot 41, block 6, Alblna; lots XH and
,14, block B, Maegley highland; lots 1
jt to 8, block 9, Willamette 2,900
' I Get your title ininrance and abstracts to real
4tate from the Title Guarantee le Trust com
pany, chamber of commerce bldg.
BUILDING PERMITS.
' To John Baker, repair, nt Columbia and
iFlrit, to cost 1200.
,' To H. J." Halm, erect two-tory rlwclllng
At Monroe and William avenue, tn cot 2,(KM.
, To V, H. Woodman, erect two-story dwelling
at East Twenty-eighth and Irving, to cent
ll.OOO. .
, To Woodward., repair af Twenty-ljrat and
Washington." to coafr HtKi. V .,
t No one would ever b bothered with
constlpatfon If every on knew how
naturally and jaulckly , Burdock Blood
-'Bitters regulates the stomach and bow
's . , .. .. - 1 -71
MEETING NOTICE.
ALL WAGE EARNERS QF PORTLAND WHO
.Believe in principle of tho American Labor
-Union re reonpst"d to-be at our meeting neat
.Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. in Painters'
hall, cor. Second and Morrison t., to pcrfoct
that organiaatlon. W. R. APPER80N, .
.' Temporary Hecretary. '
JT0TICE.
. COMMENCING Monday, October 2. aud eon
t tinning during the wefk Multnomah county
'' will aell irt interest lu property heretofore
t' aciiulred at tax aali-.' property-In the ad
( dltlona Commencing with the letter A to 1',
incliiafve. i . , , ,'
J '- Your property Mnay be for aale. Inquire
of county clerk for complete Hat. , -
i BuriTi can And many rare bargnln.
'WB HAVE appolnUd Loewenberg A Going Co.
-'or rxjrii.n.u. vi., '.w -'
C hotel rang, and reataurant good.. John Van
Rang Co., Ciuctuhatl, 0.- ,
iS DRAWING THE
LIVE STOCK CROWDS
. XABSAS CXTT A BIO BTIT FOB
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COUBTBY OBBAT BXXXBrrS
CATTXB : ABB O OAT DXYXSXOBS.
'
iga Spite of the Low Price of Tat Oat -
at Di, v. a i- v. .-a aiu.v
- m.m
era and reader Heavier Bus
" Oattl and ' Sheen l-rlcea Tak An.
j
vip ana xraae u nau ior rai
took JMreetock Ooaalp.
Oeorye B. XtOugKi.
.Kanaaa City. Mo:, Oct. 23. The
event or t it' vmp nt tn- tha maetlna-
i or the .National Livestock aaaoclatlon
nnn Royal L,vMt0ck ahow.
I which la running thla week In thla city.
P' cur the Naionai 1 aaaoclatlon.
1 which 'meeta next January In Portland,
( or., la not a nrla-i-tnr arrnir. but in
hmportBnce It la aecond to nothing to
the liveatock men. LlveeocK men aaf
the American Royal ahow thla year; la
the beat In all Ilnea. especially "cattle
and goata, that haa been given In the
hletory of .'the organisation. Kanaaa
I wk whn
I !, T.
1 tl ana n(
viij una uwn fiai:a.ca wun iwfn m
have come to attend the cat
V ' i ; ' . m . . . n V. . I
ii biiu nurae ingwi. . raiuis .
1 llventotik ahow, which la near the etock j
yT4H- tht mor PoP who are not
SPECIAL SALES
getting to be liko the horae ahow
faahlonahla to a-o.
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A Stm and for reader.
Thara imkii tn ha a a-raatar dnmand
. "em tl'e ug .
for feedre now than the low prlcea of
fat cattle would, aeem to encourage.
But It la a fact, nevertheless. Kanaaa-
CHy haa been crowded with IHlnoia,
Mlaaourl and Kanaaa feedera for sev
eral weeka and the demand keepa up.
G. 8, Carter of Vernal, Utah, waa at
the yarda day or two ago. He brought
in . tralnload of lamba. He aaya Utah
fjtMl. Hllt ,ht .hn are
acarc-. e um rcuii a i
I weather, laat spring.
H. C. Goodman aent to the yarda here
laat week m' train of stockera In the
Bheep line. He haa dult the cattle bual-
I neaa and la devoting nis attention en
tirely to sheep, because mere ia more
money in sheep. He aaia:
"Fifteen years ago I ahlpped cattle
from Utah to the Kansas City market.
About alx year, ago I quit the cattle
bualnesa and took up aheep. It a more
profitable. I now have 15.000 head of
about over. We have had a very good
I -nn.nn 1. . , , u. mumKaw ff .hun la ..oil.
I .VIIBUII, Hill HIC ii i. in . v. i ' '
iiv rrnvlnr laaa In T'tuh. Thla 1
I and aettlers. They are getting the gov-
I . ...hii.h aii
I ovr the a lata.
i over tne state, ine claim in, wrmeri
make In order to get these reserves set
aside Is that the aheep are ruining the
brush, and thereby hurting the rainfall.
In time , this will run the sheepmen
out."
Beoolpts Still Heavier.
The receipts.' of cattle at the five big
markets of th Central West aggregated
I a nun nt R nun ' am
awui. ewv.vvv, a,.
compared to th preceding week, and
I.O00 attoove the total In -the correspond-
lng- wtwk last year. Receipts here were
4 ,.w je. than a0000. a gain of 6.500
W the week before and fit 60 00 over
year ago. Chicago received. 71,600,
against 79. BOO the week before and only
40.000 a year ago. The Kansas City
supply was fully up to expectations and
keeping up the lick. The great bulk
or tne arrivals, as in tne iat hi wccrb,
urMt.im .....h .nltaM. nnlv trr I
the stocker and feeder trade. During
the week a greater number of Colorado
cattle arrived than In any previous week
this season. The supply also Included
a liberal Increase of very common steers.
Prices developed a material decline for
the week and closed almost as low as
three weeks ago. Good heavy feeders
over 1.000 pounds, closed 10 to 15 cents
lower than on Monday, and the medium
to common grades sold Saturday 40 to
50 cents under the best prices paid early
In the week. Bids ranged from 25 cents
to 50 cents apart on the same cattle In
speculators' hands. Stock oows and
heifers developed some strength early
in the week, but the market closed dull
and with all the advance lost. The trade
In stock calves Is unusually dull for this
season of the year. Receipts continue
heavy, and values are generally 25 cents
lower for the week.
Good to choice dressed beef steers
have been scarce, yet prices are 10 to
25 cents lower for the week. In sym
pathy with other markets. Tuesday a
load of fancy blacks, 1.590 pounds, sold
at $5.65, the highest price paid since
February 3. Good cows and butcher
heifers were strong to a shade higher.
Cahner grades ruled strong all week,
but extreme common offerings closed
dull and lower. Veal calves were In
good demand and the best sell up to
I6.Z6. -,
, . Receipts of Sheep.
Sheep receipts for last week aggre
gated 81,475 head, against 30,850 the
week before and 58,325 a year ago on
the Kansas City market. Chicago had
142,000 for the week, against 138,000 the
weekr before and 168,600 a year ago. Re
ceipts at the, five markets aggregated
286,675 for the week, against 278,432 the
preceding week and 291,866 last year.
The marKet on DOtn tat tamos ana
sheep held steady. Feeding lambs were
steady and vsheep 10 to IB cents lower.
The offerings for the week were mostly
Western lambs, and ewes. western
lambs sold for H 7 6 5. 15. bulk 14.85
6.00; native lambs!" 14.50 6.25 with the
top for a few at 15.50. Wethers, include
lng Western and yearlings, t3.604.OO;
ewes, $3,00 3.35". The supply of feed
ers was small and ' outside of an In
quiry for lambs and breeding ewes there
was little inquiry. Wethers brought
from 3.O03.25, young breeding ewea
$3.003.50, lambs $3.00 4.10. Dealers
do not anticipate a very large movement
for the next few months and steady to
strong prices are predicted.
fPHTXIFFnTE EXHIBIT At ST. XiOVZB.
St. Louis, Oct 23. Alt of the 2,300
tons of the Philippine exhibit, shipment
which arrived on the transport Kll
patrlck at Seattle Is now In the world's
fair grounds. There are 50 carloads
in all. The largest piece In the ship
ment Is a dugout or native boat, nearly
76 feet In lengt"..
fESPICS
CIGARETTES.
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IPLEAD NC MOTHER'S '
TEARS OF NO AVAIL
(Journal Dnial Service.)
Everett.. Wash- OctJ.l.--Th vtalt of
airs, memo iiogue In behalf of Her son.
will lam, was apparently without reault,
for yesterday he waa taken by Sheriff
erewer. in company with two other
asai i criminal - to w.n w.iia mr.A tha
mother will return thla afternoon to her
home in IjOu Angeles, .the only hope re
malnlng, being that of securing a com'
mutation of her ann'a sentence aftar ha
ha served a portion Of the, II yeara
1 which judge Denny decreed he ahould
anend In nan.1 &...(,...,.. MM . W .
I mv' v"v "
I he committed,
,of The crime' to which vouna Hoaue
,IeJe "UJ' was A brutal aaaault and
- r w,- . mil, Aw in. wiwii'vi)
the Doy hee twice been e. hero.
. It waa during- hla more tender reare
that one or hla alatera waa badly burned
Mrs. Hogue iaya, during: a lire which
consumed their home. The doctor!
called- for aome peraon to furnlah the
pig cuticle which might be f rafted upon the
"'"i mo uurnea cnua. Alinouan
I ! oui i yeara or age,
be volunteered to undergo an operation.
and etrlpa of akin were removed from
hla leg to graft upon hla alater In an
atttmpt to aave her life.
Then, only about a year ago, he trana
ferred" to hla mother property In Denver
amounting to about 1600 to aaalat her
In educating hla crippled alater,
' "A done In time aavea Uvea." Dr.
Wood a Norway Pine Syrup, natura e
remedy for Mthiv anlda ntilmAnirv
i niNPHnwi nr aVrry port.
nr todat.
For thla week at the
PORTLAND
PACKING
COMPANY'S
FOUR MARKETS
rXKT AlTD IAX.M0W,
WrST FABK AWD WASHUTOTO.
300 riui antssT ajtd
688 VZIXZAX ATZlTtrE.
Wild BtMks, MCk, I .80
2ancy light, leu Baeon, by tho
piece
-i.
Wonl0 Hm
.10c
.11
..14
.48
Kettle-rendered lard, fvc lb.
I
I .a m,UVM ...
ClUCken, pa
I Butter, per roU...
m, k ,h
I u alao ok Bjaomon, per id.
.00
11 10m unm;fi mr
Annies vet box .S5
"ao P?1"" P " 180
Morning' Olory Coffee, per lb , .10
80 lbs BoU Beef for.. 1.00
80 lbs Corned Beef 1.00
3 lbs Mutton Chops....... M
3 lbs Tender, Jaioy Beefsteak. ... .SB
3 lbs Sausage M
A. J. FARMER
, Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Third and Jefferson.
Tou can aave 20 per cent by dealing
With me.
5-lb. package Gloss Starch tOo
2 pkgs. Force Zac
1 pkg. H. O, Buckwheat 10c
1 package Scotch Oats lOo
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts tSo
1 pkg. Shred Wheat Blacuit 10o
2 pkgs. Malta Vita 25o
2 pl'.gs. Cero-Frulto 25o
1 pkg. Foetum or Fig Prune ........ tOo
1 box macaroni .-...SSo
1-lb. Shilling's Baking Powder I6o
1 lb. Royal Baking Powder 35c
1 lb. Arm & Hammer 9oda to
1 bar. Naphtha Soap So
8 bars, Santa Claus Soap ... ZSo
12 bars Royal Savon Soap 25c
1-lb. can pork and beans '. 6e
2 pkgs. Gold Dust Washing Powder.. 85c
2 bottles Snlder's Catsup 36c
l can Alaska salmon Be
50 lbs. lard, compound 4.25
8 bars Diamond C Boan 25o
3 lbs. broken Java coffee ....25o
1 lb. gootf English breakfast tea ....llo
Best sugar-cured hams, lb ISO
10 lbs. No. 1 Head Rice ....:50e
1 3b. Gunpowder Tea 26e
1 sa etc best u. it. sugar ....(5.50
1 sack good Hard-wheat Flour 95n
10-lb. box crackers 0o
1 rtosen Dev. Horn 40c
K-Ib. package Gloss Starch 30o
10-lb. pall-pure .Leaf Lard ...$1.10
6-lb. pall pure Leaf Lard ,.55c
1-lb. pkg. Folger'a M. & 3. Coffee. .35c
l-ib. pRg. 'oiger s Tea 450
Deliveries on Bast Bide, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
STOP
TO CONSIDER
If you stop to consider the excellence
of the meat you get from us, you will
readily see why so many people trade
here.
We are more careful In the selection
of our stock and in the serving of it to
our customers.
KI1NDORF BROS.,
130 Grand Ave.
Get the Ingredients for your Sunday
dinner here. -
F. DRESSER & CO.
Portland's Greatest
GROCERY
Wo cater to those who demand
the best :: Both Phones 227.
Cor. Seventh and Washington Sts
Chickens 15c lb.
Butter . . .....48c and Boo
Best creamery , .' 660 and 60c
Ranch eggs . ........ ..26o
t elected eggs, 2 dozen ...,.55o
est sugar-cured tiatn ;.,.16c
Picnic ham . He
10 pounds lard $1-10
Full cream cheese . ....17 He
Im. cream . . t, .20c
Swiss . . ....... .....v......,,.8Bc
Beat Japan EngliBh breakfast tea,..$0c
Jaya and Mocha coiffee ,80o
La Grande Creamery Co.
"-' 864 TAXXZXX. STBEET.
TR IT TIFIVTICh Changes occur every day
Ifi) v3ill JC33 - People are constantly.
i 1 changing their employ '
ment and employers are looking for help. If you want employment of any
kind, it won't cost you a cent to insert a'"Situation . Wanted " ad two times in
ThrJnnma1 .
.Alt BXXT VAKTED.
" A rVEHTIBKMENTII
UNDER THIS HEAD -"OST
ONE CKNT A WORD.
IN M'HINEra YOlf HAVE TO BR "HI?
MANKLT HRI-HBAHTKII." Til AT IS. IF
VOIJ HA VK AN INCAHAHLB esII'LOYr YOU
MIST DISPENSE) WITH HIM ItNO AU
VEKTISK TOR A BETTER ONB.
MEN TO LRABN barber trade; only two
month, required; the only ajriiem and only
eollrie trephine th, trade: eatalnciia and full
partlculara mailed free, Uolrr fcj,iem Col-
lere, San rranrtaco, tai,
7R. HANSEN A CO.. SS North Beooad St..
eanaral male emDIormeat acenry. Haad'
quart ivra for work lor men tat railroad ooa
atrartloe and other outalda -ork.
W A S TWiloo and' woman to learn tha bar"
her trio; eonatant praotice ana Biioema
guaranteed. Call or write to the Portlaad
Barber College, VS Ererett it,
WANTED A flrat-eliH ahlrt aaleamaa for
elty and near by towna; refereneea romnred.
Apply The Spencer Company, 826ft Wa,h
lntoa at.
WANTED Bright boy aa maaaentar; run nea
aoe or two boy, arter achoou Apply weatara
Union Taleeraph company.
Ktl WA1TTED riKALI.
EXTKHIENCBD operator on centleman'
ahlrta; mult be arat-claaa; alao glrla to learn;
pay while leirnln: power marblnea. Tha
Bpeneer Company, 82SH Waahlnfton. eor. Sth
UfRIS ran aeriire food pneltlona by applylne at
the Portland Women', Employment or nee,
82rt4 Wuhlnyton at., room a.
WAN"fED Kaperleneed operatora to atllch
r.Dlrta ana oyerau. ina ornn urreuooou
Company. Seattle, Waih.
EMALR help wanted; fodpinU Sniahera; aim
good operator.
Cbarle Coopey, tailor, 88V,
Third at.
WANTED Glrla to work tn randy fartorr. Pa-
elfle Coat Blaeult Co., Elerenth and nana era.
SITUATION WANTED.
SITUATION'S WANTED FRET!.
. If you are out cf work
Dealr another altnatlon,
THE ;0CRNAL.
Will Inaert your (drertlument
for yon for
TWO DAVS
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Phone, Main 600.
Coma la peraon r aend
your ad. by mall
to
THD JOURNAL OITICE, .
Cor. BtU and Yamhill at. .
YOUNO WOMEN STENOGRAPHERS HAVE A
HABIT OF GETTING, MARRIED. DON'T
"FORBID THE BANS WHEN YOIR8
DOES; BUT GIVE HF.lt TOI R Bl.E8HI.NO
AND I.'VNKIIT A WANT All. IS 1111 lUtB
NAL FOR ANOTHER.
WANTED Situation In the ahlpplng depart
ment of a wholeaale or retail (tore by a man
who la well apquilntcd In the towna of
Washington and Oregon. Adreaa C. W.. care
Journal
WANTED Carpenter wonta work: amall Joha
preferred; ibingle roof fixing, aldwlk or In-
riae wort; wor guiranieca orim pij. n.
M Lenell, room 25 Witch llaael. lHd Madtaon
WANTED Work of any kind, by a young mar
Hed man, ago. 30; understands electrical and
ateam engineering. Atlrdeta i. O. J., 3SBV4
Bast wainii'gton at,
WANTEDSItuatlon by a young man 25 year
old In wholesale house; good bookkeeper and
shorthand; chance (or aavincement. i-none.
Union 2654.
WANTED Situation by two young men 20
rear of aco. any kind of work: grocery bnai
preferred. Apply A. a. A., care jcurnii.
WANTED Position aa coaebman: 10 yeara' ex-
. perlence; young man, ae 2S; refereneea
furnished. Adres Coachman, car Journal.
WAN'TED Petition aa bartender. Telephone
West 142B, or address W. A. K. , care journal
WANTED.
QUIT DOING THINGS IN THE HARDEST
WAY A LITTLE WANT AD. WILL SAVE
YOU EFFORT AND TROUBLE.
WANTED We want one suburban acre, not
to exceed $000, for conaflde euktomer who
will pay spot eaih and build good hoine
thereon. Columbia Real Estate A Trust Co.,
2.')4tt Morrlaon at.
WANTED,
THE WANT ADS RUN YOUR ERRANDS FOR
YOU AND THE X NSVEU SllIBh. UK MAB.&
BXCU8E8. J
WANTED Teachera, $50 1 month. Flak Teach
era' gency. Htark and seventh at.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST price paid for men's old clothing
sho. Phone, Black BOOT. 2T North Third
FURNISHED BOOKS.
ADVERTISEMENTS
UNDER THIS HEAD COST
ONE CENT A WORD.
VOtl CAN FIND A FURNISHED ROOM THAT
IS REALLY A I'bACK TO I.IVK MIT A
MERE LODGING BY INSERTING A SMALL
AD. IN THESE COLUMNS. TRY IT.
FlF.ASANT room, fumlshed, single or en aulte
for boiiaekeeplng; renovated thoronghiy; mod
ern convenience; beat location in city; under
new management. Call and Investigate.
Tourists solicited. Mrs. J. H. Palmer, pro-
proprletre: g:jOHl'.L'-.:j
THE CO8MO8 'Fourth and Morrison, furnished
bouaekeeplng suites, suit, ana ingl room
83 per weeg anq op. .
204 STARK L, nicely furnished room; re.
- - sonable rent; transients aollclted. I'bon,
Front 1005.
2S2U, SECOND at., room (Ingle and ea sulto
new nouae, new rurniiure; reaaonanie.
THE CASTLE 278 Washington at.t rooms for
gentlemen; transient. Tel. South 761.
THE SHERMAN. Twelfth and Washington; nice
rooms ny day, woe or montn.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE Firat-claaa reataurant; lease to
lone; moat of rent can oe pnid 111 board;
boycr must give security for Jcase; gilt
edged proposition; only $350. Call 234 Mi
ll.ireUnn mt Iwwttn V
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE The atate cf Oregon for the Dr.
Archibald Kemedy OI ivew lorn; business
already established here; change nf clliaato
the cause of lulling; a pleasant business for
a Isdy with a few hundred dollar capital.
Address Northwest liodlcal Co., Newcastle
FOR SALE 180 acre good clcar wheat land.
with cahin. rurniture ana ience: reunauian-
ment $25t. Btn Land company. Stark and
Meventu sts. aiam .oao. v
FOR SALE A choice lot of dry oak wood, price
right; delivered at once, Koom 717, alar
onam bldg, Phone, Weat 2222.
CHOICE business block for sal, cheap to right
party. Adores wm. L,. t isrx, awen, or.
FOR 8ALE A few hlgh-grnd. typewriters, $30
each, u ana m. Aiexanaer. va intra st.
PONY for le; also harncaa .sod cart.
Apply
I8T East Thirty-seventh St.
FOR SALE A flrtt-claw aloon In good Iocs
Hon; long lease,
HOUSES FOR SALE.
GOOD bouse of 4 large rnoma; barn, chicken-
bouse, soxioo lot, tearing rruit, s blocks
from car: room for cow and chickens: half
I down If wanted: only $600.
f.100 down, $10 monthly, s-room nouae, west
Bide; $050.
Small bouse near Highland school; city
water: easy terms: $300.
COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE A fRUBT CO.,
2H4I4 Morrison St., cor. Second. -
-TOR RENT.
FOR RENT Part of afire 298 Yamhill, Good-
.enough Diog.; win rent . with or without
enuuter. Apply Cashier Journal office.
PIANOS.
PIANOS $105. coat 4 months ago $400; Weber
To. organ a. 1 ptair nnv,. nrat at.
BAR0IM0) AND LIGHTZRINO.
OREGON ROUND LUMBER CO., 481 Burn-
etae t. - rooae, uraot ui. .17 1
BOARD WITH ROOMS.
TTlKHK lit AM MticTI DI FFERE N('B BE.
TWKEN BOA KDING-IIOt'SKH AS BETWEEN
HOTKIJ. IF YOIIRH Ol'liMT I""'
FKRENT, ADVEHT1SK FOR A NEW ONE.
ROOMS WITH BOARD, wall furnlahedl all
modern ronranUBceai table-board alao, 231
Thirteenth at
ACCORDION PLEATING.
IlON MAROIIK DRKRe' i'LKATlNO CO., 332
M'hawk hlila., Third and Morrlaon. Accordion
ai:d aide plentlna: plnklnc Red HVm.
ATTORNIYB.
EMMONS EMMONS, ttorocy,-at-Uw, Me
worceatrr bldf.
S. B. RIGGER, attorney and eoanaallor-at-law:
notary, son-sne Ahlng-ton bldg.
H. B. DICKINSON, atturney-at-law aad so
il r 7 pntiiie. bo Commerelal bldt-
BATHS.
NATURAL FINNISH BATHS Tha only one la
town; rurea rbeumatjim and bad eolda; opeu
dally (eieept Mon. and Tuea ) SI Eaat SfUb
it. 1 take Rut Ankeay ear. Phone, Seott 2241.
CHIROPODY AND MANICURING.
THE DEVENY3, tha only eclentlflo chlropodlata
la tha elty; parlor, S01 -I Allaky bid.! thla
toe long-nairea geutiaman reo. want n
aee. Grant IB.
CLARIV0YANT.
MRS. S. H. SKIP of Calirornla. nalmlat. aeer.
prophrteaa; readln, Mir, tl; elrehw Tuea.
day and Friday, H n. m., 25c. 81 Seventh at,
ror. iiia. ureen B41.
CORSETS.
CORSETS mide to order, any material; perfect
m. inm oi. w mninaton nine.
COAL.
FIRESIDE WOO) A COAL CO.. 8nSE. Mor-
riaon, phone Ent 4hi. Bawed cord wood.
White ft ShlTPly, prop.
WESTERN FEEDiFtJEL CO
Deaiera m all klnda of coal, coke end char
coal. Phone, 1018.
I'LCAN CoallSo., wholeaila dealer, belt wall;
foundry and amelter coke.
820 Bnrmlde.
KIA'O COAL
CO., Importora o:
Phone. Miln 142S.
blb-grada
house eoala.
CAFES.
HIE OFFICE, 28 Washington at, Phone. S.
Main TT1. J. W. Talbott. prop Portland. Or.
CEREAL HILLS.
ACME MILLS
Acme Ceres Ii.
CO., manufacturera Ralatoa
20 and 12 North Front st.
CARrEMTERS AND BUILDERS.
1. F. LUCY, successor to Gordon Mfg. Co..
earpenter, builder, general contractor; bouse
remodeling, alterations, etc.; cabinet work
end Jobbing specialty; counter shelving. Ic
taxes, etc.; store aid offlce futures; up-to-date
and original earpenter work of all
kinds; nothing too large or too email for
our immediate attention; no die on na w,
make ar.d put ui th beat By screens 'lo
Portland. 8hop, foot of Yamhill at;
phone. Black 288T: residence T4T Eaat Stark;
residence phone, White T12.
JOHN A. MELTON, canwtntar and bulider. 80T
Stark St.; offlce and stori flitures built and
remodeled; altering and repair house. Pboo.
Main 74T.
B. F. CLARK, carpenter and builder; repairing
and Jobbing; offlce fixttrrea. Residence phone.
West 7M2: shop. Msln 1041. 458V. Wash, st.
A. J. AUTHORS A CO.. carpenter and builder;
. repairing and lobbing; store and offlce flitures
buil Shop 200 Columbia. Pboje.CIFlSjll.
EmKHY i i)EE. ca"nenter, do all kinds of
jm wrra; atorc ino ornce nxture a specialty
aai nrat. 1'none, i isy x.
G. W. GORDON, counters, shelving, bouse built
ann repaireo-. iww Fourth. lay 174.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
1SBERO-GUN8T CIGAU CO.
Distributer of
FINE CIGARS.
Portland. Oregon.
CORNICE-SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised Iron cor
nices, j. t.. iiayer. zoo second at.
DANCING.
THE MATT1NOLY ACADEMY OF DANCING.
2W 14th. eor. Jeff. Class or private lessons
DRESSMAKING
MRS. M. K IBB EN, artistic drea, and cloak
making. 051 Morrlaon at.
DECORATORS.
HENRY.. BERGER 130 Flrat at.: wallpaper.
.Ingrain tapestries, appllqu. frleaeal inter-
' ., .
lor HUB-
DOO AND HORSE HOSPITAL.
DR. 8. . CARNEY Veterinary .surgeon. 108
North Sixth t. I'hone, Mala 14H4; re, phone,
Front 104.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED $1 per
month, unique Tailoring vo., 847 warning
ton at.
CITY STEAM DYEING A CLEANING WORKS
Herman Enke, proprietor. Phone, Main
1718. No. 85 8th St.. near I'lne. Portland, Or.
H. W. TURNER, professional d.rer and cleaner,
801. lTth, cor. Columbia. Tel. Main 2613.
EDUCATIONAL.
SHORTHAND Free tuition In shortharfd to tn
ilnstrlous students; shirt method, speedy re
sults. Address K 6, care Journal.
FRENCH conversation a specialty; auccesa guar
antecd. 521 Marininm blilg. "
ELOCUTION.
GILLESPIE School of Expression. Mrs. Emma
W. Gillespie, principal. 034 Morrlaon at
I'hone. fireen T04.
ELECTRICAL WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WC " KS Of flea S51
Stark sr.. I'bone. Main TlVi.
Fb RT1.AXD MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL
Works. 1.78 Msdlson. Tel. illack ZUN1.
FRATERNAL INSURANCE.
ORDER OF WASHINGTON Foremost frater
nal aoelety of Nortbweat; protects the pv
Ing. J. L. Mitchell, supreme secretary, 612
and 819 Marqnsm bldg, Portland, Or. Tale
phone. Mnln A42.
HATS REPAIRED.
OHEGO'X-HAT FACTORY, 265 Salmon t. Phoue
Hood 383.
INSURANCE.
, PHILIP KENNEDY. Insurance; resident
agent Norwich Union JUIr Insurance Society.
Phone. Booth 1561. 44 Hamilton bldg;
JAS. Met. WOOD, employers' liability and In
dividual accidents surety Doaoa 01 an ninai.
Phone 47. Concord bldg.
H. F. BARTEL8 COMPANY. Are Insurance
443 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone, Clay o2.
ISAAC L. WHITE, fir Insurance. 225 Sherlock
bldg. Oregon phone. Main fan.
JEWELERS.
THE 0. HEITKEMI'KR CO., manufacturing
jewelers,,,-ZS6 Morrison St. ,
MUSICAL.
BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GuTlAR Instructions
flven, ciiiim mst'uciea, music arrangea. music
urnished tor receptions, instrument aelected.
Hsl. Webber, 173 Weat Park. I'hone, Main
218.
PIANO, wind- and string Instrument lesson.
Prof. E. A, Bmiio, Z04 X2xn at. rnone,
Rrown 605. 1 ' - '.!
FllKO LESSONS W.' Glfford Nash. 103 tilth
at. r terms Hfwi appneauon. itcgnmer. tiaon.
MAM'ILIN. guitar, banjo lemons. Prof. B. A.
Smith. 254 12th atr. Phone. Brown !. .
MUSIC iNSTitUTkV 521 Marquam'tldg. I'laie),
twcii, guiiar, Duuiituuu iumvuis.
1:
IRON WORKS.
ruud.MA ibon WORKS Engineer, m.na-
tacturem of marine, mining, logging and saw.
mill mscblaery; prompt attantlon to repair
worr. rnon. Kist SHI. Hawthorne av n. aa.
MEDICAL SPECIALISTS.
IF troubled with rhenmntlaai. neuralgia, pa
ralrsli ur lervous disease you can ho sue
eeesfully trrater at New York Institute, 80S
railing ning.
THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO., Sit
iwium. lurm women cnmplalnt quickly.
I'boi,,.: Horn., ftcntt 41K2: ofnra. main Sort.
MONEY TO L0AR.
THE STAR LOAN CO., 210 McKay bldg.
iu. iDiro at., ia tn recoguiaea bank 01
tha wage-eimer. W advance money M
teamatera. trainmen, ahonmen. motormea.
eonductora, etc., without uwrtgagt, indoraa
or collateral.
Amonnt Monthly V, Mnnthtg. Weekly
llOO repay M or 818.00 or 85. SB
$ BO repay f 1.1.8ft or i 6.1 or $3 .16
I 85 repay $ 8 88 o $ 8 85 or $1.06
uusiness ennnaentlal. rto anpleaaant Inquiry,
MONEY TO LOAN an reiF Dersonal and eol
lateral security; special attention to chattia
tuortgageai sole bought C. W. Pi list 818
tommerelsl tiit. I'hona, Grant 8S0.
MORTOAGE I.OAN.S on Improved elty'and farm
nroiierty at lowest current run: miiining
loaua, mitaliment Jnaua. wm. MarMaiur,
HI l W orreater nldg.
MONEY ADVANCED aalarted people, teamatera.
ate, wnooiit security; easy iwymenn; larg.
eat bualness tn 40 principal cities. Tolman,
22:1 Ablngton bldg.
fiMEDiATKLOANS" in sums from $5 to $500
ca all aecurltlea. R. 1. Eckcrson A Co., room
0, Washington nidg. I'honn Clay 7.1.
IFlORT LOANS on chattlca or" other aatla-
factory security. Room DIB th Mirquim.
I'hone, Oregon lied Ho8.
In mma of $5 aad up on all kind of
rcuruy. w. a. ttatniway, room Hi, rtasu
Ington bldg. Phone, Hood 413, 1
llONEY-0 LOAN, imili amonnta, ahort or
long tlm. 1. a. Hawlay, 2 Cham, or Com.
CONEY TOToaN on city lota and lmproiad
rsrma. w. 4. Shaw a Co.. .4.1 stark at.
NORTHWEST HOTELS.
Hotel Portland, Amarloan plaT$8.,$ par day.
Sommar Hotal, La Oraaiti 1 traveler' ham.
BalvadTti Europaan plani 4th and Aider jta.
St. Oharlsi. Flrat and KorrUHm at., rertland.
MACHINERY.
THE it. C. ALBEB3 CO.. aeeond-hand
ch Inert, sawmill, etc. 248 Grind sve.
0TIRALI8.
BOSS OF TUB ROAD OVERALLS and mechsa-
Ica' clothing; union made; Mauauator lifoa..
Mfsr.. Pnrtlsnd. Or.
FBrrsiciAvs and suroeoxs.
DR. MRS. CAUEY TALBOT, successfully treat
and rurea all disease of women. Successful
home treatment br malt 3US Salmon at., bet.
Fifth and Ninth its.
PLUMBERS.
DONNE P. RE KG RADEMACHER. plumber,
removed to 84 Fonrth at. Both phone.
PALMISTS.
FIRST VISIT nf Mlsa Lurlle Fanntaln. eclenttflc
palmist; fee within reach of all; bonra 10 to
8. Parlors B and 6. The Plssi. SOTH Third it.
PLAITING.
OREGON PLAITING WORKS, 4111 Washington.
rinmiig. lacquering. Tel.. Main ZTifn.
PAINTS, OIL! A GLASS.
DAVID M. DUNNE A CO. Phoenix Paint and
011 works; manufacturer and Importers
8cnt.";d0lf-4!l?r,pshe,iJ.ci.. S3 "
Hee and factory, Sherlock ave and 18th at.
F. E. BEACH A CO. Pioneer Paint Co.. aellliiir
TJC i,.'.".imi1,Ji"p:!rI!
specialty. 1.15 Flrat St.: nhon. Main 1334.
RASMU8HEN A CO.. jobber, paiuta, oils, glasiT
saan ana amirs, imi r irst st.
PUBLI0 STENOGRAPHER.
MRS.
W. L. K. Harden, nubile stenographar, has I
t,
" miss sicr au.cn oin'T-. auj uregoniaa
building.
rmnir, i
PERSONAL.
voiir PREarRiPTtONS r. mon .ccnr.r.1. 1
.. ... . . ... ' I
ana reasonaoiy nuea at kticii rnarmaey. 1
22T Morriso't t.. bet. First and Second ts. I
WHITE HOUSE Cook Book (abridged), free to
subscriber to Good Housekeeping, at J unci' I
Hixig Btore, 2111 Aider it.
CAFB K RAT5. 122 Sixth It
A Una lunch
erred at all bonra.
REAL ESTATE P0t SALE.
FOR SALE FARMS
Improved farm, for ails In all part of
Oregon nd Washington; payments mad. to
ult purchasers. For full particulars a to
various properties apply to Wm. MacMaeter,
en Worcester bldg.
fl.TOO T-room house, modern; built by owner
ror a home; lotixitio; fruit and chicken-house;
car line; sell on trcoiint of sickness; a good
buy. T. C. Shreve, No. 212 Ablngton bldg.
CHOICE LOTS Close In $350, at $5 per month:
money loaned for building purpose at 6
per cent. Wm. Reldt, 15 Wash. blk. Fourth
and Washington sts,
$30 $5 A MONTH, hill lota Stewart Park; 20
minutes on Mt. Tabor car. I'acmc Land Com
pany, 16TH First st.
MAXWELL A KNAPP
REAL ESTATE.
Room 8. Chamber of Commerce bid.
ROOFING.
W. I. FERRELL. roof painting, repairing;
eaky mora a specialty, buft f irst. i'bon.
Kcott B4it.
ROPE.
PORTLAND CORDAGE CO.. cor.
Foortftenth
and Northmp sts. Portland. Or.
RUBBER STAMPS,
P. C. STAMP WORKS, 248 Alder at., phone.
Main 710; runner stamps, seais, sienciia, rag.
gage ana trans enoetts.
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES 60 . slightly damaged
machines at very low prices Singer, V. 8.,
lomesttc, Wheeler A Wilson and White; drop
heads In oak and box tops. At Wheeler A
Wilson and. Domestic offlce. S. 8. Blgel,
agent, .i fsorrison st.
MACHINES In perfect order for Bale St 84
ann up. wasningron.
8AFE8.
BUY YOUR SAFES of. J. tl. Davie; your re
pair ana locxout ssrsiy done. ee Third at.
SIGNS.
ATRIN SIGNS, 844 Aider, cor Seventh. Phone
Main 3. i
SLOT MACHINES.
TKAiNsCONTINKNTAL MACHINE CO-lot
machine. B. K. 1'arg and Oak. Both
. fhqne. Malu 138; :
MACHINES, of every description for sale or
percentage. rTinx i.riintn. arn ana Haimon.
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY. No. 2O0H Wash.
Ington at. Phones, Or.. Main 062: Col..' 261.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER.
C. O. PICK, vffic S First at., between Stars
and Oak sta.; phoa 50C; piano and furni
ture moved and packed for shipping; com.
modlou fireproof brick wareitoua. t root aad
I'IBT .t. .
TOWEL SUPPLY.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY tVimh, brush. oaB,
$1 per month. Lawrence Broa.' Towel Supply
- t-ornpnny.-i-ti iof in . JNintn st. I'none; w.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Cabinet, brush, comb
; and soap. i pr nnth. (it,-iron idiundry a
Toilet hupiiljr Co., ot4 East Oak U I'hone
Bust IX
. v r . ." ;. '."' 1 -':-, -
WHOLESALE WALLPAPFR.
MORGAN WALLPAPER CO . 14 lad S-h,J
at., bet. Yimblll and Tsvlnr. I'.,rll,i,l
W,?-.L!t: tA.L1L j?10 f RT.A " a OLASSWASS.
WHOLESALE CHOCKEKY AN IAMMWAIIR.
Pral Heaala A On.. 100 a 10 Mh a..r
I
WHOLESALE OR0CERS.
WADIIAMS A CO., wholesale grneer. nnu4
facturera and commUsioa matehanu. luutth
ind Oak at.
ALLEN A LEWIS. wholMale grocer.
land. Or, - , 1
Peru
MASON,. EHRMAN CO. Who 1ml rocr
N. W. for. Beeond and Pin at.
f.ANG A CO.. rtrit and Ankeny sts.
WHIRS TO DINX.
; Lj-L3Lz:rr lulzj-JUl:. i -
BTROL8B S RESTAURANT, Srat-ela maakH
beat service. 22 Washington at.
FINANCIAL.
I AOS TU.TOB, BAVIIBa,
L Established In ISO. '
Ttanaact a general banking bus I neaa,
Inar,t Allowed an Tim Deposits,
Collection made at all points on fivorshl
term. Letter of credit Issued avallahl la
Europe and all point la the United Stats.
Sight exchang and tetegrapbl traoafer
old on New York, Washington. Chicago, St.
Louia, Denver, vman. nan rnaeuce ana Mosj.
Una and British Colombia. - .
Exchange anld on London. Pari. Bern.
Frankfort. Tlong' Kong, Yokohama. Manila.
nd Honolnln.
UsTITED STATES WAT!. BABX
OP POAILARD OUOOX.
SORTirWZST C0R, THIRD AUD OAK ITS,
Traaaaet a 0nral Banking Buxlnaa.
DRAFTS ISSUED
Avallahl. Ib all rltlea of tha United State
nd Europe,- Hong Kong and Manila-
Collection Made on ravorable Tanas.
Prealdent
Vlre-Prealdent ...
...J. O. AINRWORTTI
W. B. ATER
R, B. SCTIMwRR -
A. M. WRIGHT
Aaalatant Cashier ,
Aastatstrt Cashier
L
OBBOB- Aj SAB X" BAIT CISCO BABX,
A.XJUT0.
Cham bar of Commoro Bufldlnf.
Th'r aa4
.
tars HtrwiB.
TIs,d Office SS Old Rroad atreet. TjmnVwt.
Tbl bank transact a general hanking bosl-
neaa, makes Inana, diaermnta bllli and laaoe
lettera of credit avallahl for tranlera aad
for th parrhate of snerchndla In ny city
of th world. Deals in foreign and doaaatle -sxchangB.
intoroat paid ea tlm dfo!r,
W. A. MACRAM. Man.
MEBCBABTBBATldBAX.' BABX,
PORTLAND 0REOOM.
I. Frank Waraoa.,
Prealdent
...... Vleo-Frealdent
,. Cashier
..Assistant Ceahler
R. l. Dnrhira....
R. W. Hovt
00. W. Hoyt...
Transaot a eoneral Banking BuaUM. .
Draft and letter of credit Issued available
to all part of th world.
Collection specialty. Gold dnat boorht
SECTTBITT SATZBOS ft TBUST COM
PART 288 Morrison t., Portland. Or.
Transacts a General Banking Bualnes.
SAVIN08 DEPARTMENT.
Ir.terrat A lie wed on Tlm and Saving Deposit,, .
Acta aa Trustee for Estate.
Draft and lettera of credit available In alt
parte of the world.
F. Adam , ...Prealdent
A. Lewie , First Tlee-Presldent
L. Mills Second Vlce-Prealdent
G. Jublts Secretary'
OWBTBO, BOPXZBS ft CO.,
Established 189 J.
WXEAT ABB STOCK BBOXEXS.
Boom 4, Oronnd Tloor. .
CBAMBEB OB COKMEBCB.
MOBBZS BBOS. ft CXBISTSBSBB,
Successors to
KORtIS A WHITEHEAD, BAKKXRS.
FIRST A ND ALDER STREETS,
PORTLAND, OR.
0
TEXBSCX, STAXB ft COOXB CO-
(nocassors to Bolton, d Bnyt ft Co.)
u.nk... r-v. .erf e Trd
auvaaaws aa au-gy v v wa
Oraln, BrorlsIOM, Stocks, Bonds and
Cotton.
108 Third Street. Bar Stark,
bono. Mala SIX
W. mhiimImI hv nHv.ta wire with
Mr.srs. Logan A Bryn. Chicago and New
York ; Walker Bro., 1. B. Brh Co., Nrw
xotK NtocK Kxcnanae: Hunoarn tiro. 10.,
New York Cotton Exchanca: Falrchlld A Hob-
lion, New Orleans Cotton Exchange; 1nry
Hent 4k t.. New Yorg cotre EXrnange; fame,
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On Portland reaf eatate at lowest rates. '
Title Insured. Abstracts furnlihad.
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST CO.
t Chamber of Commerce.
New York Loan Office
N. Third St.. M. Miller. Prog.
Loan on collator!: low rate! un
redeemed pledge for sale; watch and Jswelry
repairing. Phone. Red T.
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE TO MARINERS Th Oregon Rail
road Navigation company propoaoe . to he.
gin oa September 3 tearing oat a portloa
of the existing draw protection on the aouth.
or ap-stream end of their bridge aero, the
Willamette river In the elty of Portland;
and about September 8 expect to begin
driving pile for the new draw protection.
During th, time this work 1 under progress
it wilt b neceasary for boats , to approach
tb, draw with great caution; captain and
pilot are therefore requested to exercise the
utmost car In passing through the bridge
while th renewal referred to are being
made. W. H. KENNEDY,
Chief Engineer the Oregon Railroad A Navl.
gsjrtonOmnpsjir
PROPOSALS
FOR BUILDING
BELL WOOD
FERRYBOAT. 1
SEALED proposal will be received at the of.
nee or tne Auditor 01 tne city 01 roriiann
until Tuesday. October 2T, 1803, at 4 o'eloek
n. m. ror the construction or tne rcrrynoat
for Sellwood tn accordance with the plaiat :
and specification prepared by J. H. John
tone and oa file with the Sellwood ferry com-'
mlttce. Bids must conform strictly to said
plans and specifications.
Copies of plans and peclflcatlon will be .
furnished to bidder who will give a re
ceipt for the same and an agreement to rclura
tuem prior to tne time 01 opening diub.
Kaon bid must be accompanied br a certi
fied cheque OB a responsible bank In the Ht ,
of Portland, Oregon, for the sura of $300.00
in favor of E. D. Curtis, chairman of Sell- -wood
ferry committee, aa a guarantee to th
effect that if the contract for the construe,
tlon of aaid ferry boat be awarded to inch
bidder he will enter into contract tnereior
and furnish a good and sufficient band t b
approved by th mayor of th city of Port
land for the faithful execution of said eon- -tract
. ..
The right 1 reserved to reject ny or an
Wds.-
ma snonin De flaresoa to ion. . t-v.
Hu, clerk of the Sellwood ferry commiltve,
H. ik 1.1. n 1 in,
J. M. NICK! M,
JOS. WEKKft,
Sellwood Ferry Committee. ,
Portland. Oregon, tlctober 21. II.
REMOVAL.
OWING to our lncruss, of wor. fotctug o t
enlarge our busluas and to our inani
ties, we have moved to ITS and ;78 Mdl-
on atreet, at tue weat enu ot in --.mwo-
street bridge, w. are now equippati tor
tn,nii. out th. best and anickest work of
auyon In th city af prices witbia th. reach
of all. If you .hav a boos to wire, or a
rinoshelt that Aoea not ria. or any masbanir
V eI or electrical wok, eis-tt u. ' . i -
op our phono ana our aouaiur win es.i biui
glv. yoa figure on aam. Do. not fall to
get 'our ngure on an eeumauw, ml ar
fre. ;, Portland Meefw nival A EU-'trlt
Worka. 178 and ITS Madtaoa atrttet 1 hutiu.
Black 2081.
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PROPOSALS INVITiU,
IBIDS will be received at the e ..( .. .;
. (or gne.ea a tjem am 1 .tie .. ,
First and V !nc sir.-cn, i.m r, s n ! .. .
October 2T, lisil. tot f . s f r ;
ami 1 lark BxaMitJon: i-.-iirii..e, r
aru resilv fr In.i-,"t I'm -n i 1 ... ., ,
tiirevkar of nrk,- t ' u ;