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Newspaper Page TextJ TIIE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL, ' PORTLAXD," SATURDAY 1WESLSQ, OCTOBER 3 lj 1903. mt A sfottnral f' Entarad at tm PnatnltlM a tVwrland. Or.. tot trsoamtealo through, th mil m aeoood . ia matt. Postage tor slngl eople For aa'S, I er II Pal pPe, 1 eeut; 1 to 2 page. I NlUI er M pages, t sent. ' TZLEPHOaTXS. $ MwN Offlo Main SOO. ,; '. 1 fcdltortaj Aooua MaJoSSa roknair ABrxmnixva BiPEisnrTATrrx, Vreelaad-Reasamla Sneelal Adrertlatag iBKJi 150 Naaaau street Xw fork. Trlbaiae Building, Chicago, : ! ' ' tntctxmo batxs. Iuoi y OarrUr. Th Journal, an pear I J 25 turn vauy journal, sis montri. ........... f Th folly Journal, tor moath 1.80 iwinurinuMi, by the Wh... .. Tarn by Kail. The Dalle gnneaal he nail ma rear 14.00 Jh. Dally ioiViaf b, mail, .ii fj Tb Daily Journal, by wall. thi-M month.. .is tb Daily Journal, by Ball. oa moots.... .60 Tha Baml-Waaklv JosrnaL .. ' . i a m. aa,Th bnais ell the Hti ead (all varfcot rtporU. 11.60. -..-Jh'.k!f.m,?1.. m ttuJSEZ'uR Siaom aS jontrovany that attracted ao much at year, l.oft. . I tentlon through three campalgna. About Rmltta!coa eaneld b ma 4 br aVarta. ecatal aetM, aipraaa ardara and amall aavwota ar Beeapueia UmiM two-eont enataaa auaipa. TBS JOVXVAU 1. 0. Bos 111, Portlaad. Oraso. TODAT'I IttttOAIt. WaatbMr nndltlooa and yanaral foracatt for Oratoa, Waahlnstoa and Idaho! R porta from aaat at the stocky BMantalaa ar lnlu... A dla'torbaaco of allcht riMrar la central this Burn In orar Northorn Brltlab Uolunbla. It la SiLwV,.,0l!k,"l, f'u ,."th'.nUtri,'t bat BMdarataly hlh aoutbrrly winds will occur thl iftwaoon a)". the Waablogtua eoart and la ta aoand coantry. No rain haa falka la th Rocky Mountain "otn'.h.H'limr. ckwdy alon tb enUra coaat frpm gaa Dlega o Can Flattery. Tb trapcratars baa rlara allghtly 1n north era Waahlng ton, Kaatcrn OrrSon and Idaho. Tb Indication ar tar- occasional rain ta this dUtrirt Sunday west of th Caarade mountain. and 'partly cloudy and occasionally threatening weatner east oi mis range, it wiu be warmer tonlsbt. liaxlmnm temperature In tba last 24 boors. u; minimum, se; precipiuuoa. .o. SIXTHS. . October X. to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Liadlsy, at mint view, a son. SXATHf. October M, Benjamin Olaaler. at Salem, Or. Interment Talmud Torah cemetery. October 28. W. L. Farrell. at rarrell's addi tion, of heart disease. Interment la Lore's cemetery. Crematorium, oa Oregna City car line, nesr Beiiwooa; modern, scienttnc, complete. chsrge AdulU, $; children, 25. Visitors 0 a. m. to p. m. lortlaod. Or. Portland CreuaUoa association, m- y.i.- tt-.. i. - n. a i Aun aiuwaiu uhhi.d UMni.tilu v. v. , iwktii director and embalm era, 220 ,Tblrd atreet. date for the senate tends to sdd Inter phone 60T. jt to the contest It Is also true that J. P. Flnley fTTaneral dlrrctor. and PO tutnn of Tom Johnson, enbalmers, hare renoved to their new eetab- th Democratic nominee for governor, I ltahment, corner Third and Madison streets. Involved in the result. If he should Both phone Ho. 9. be elected he would Immediately be Slnrl gray., $10. Family lots from TS ta possibilities. A crushing defeat would. Il.ow. The only cemetery In Portland which It la believed, end his political career, perpetually maintains and care for lots. For As for Myron T. Herrlck. the Repub- full tnformstlon sddIt to W. R. Mackenil. ,, vi. .iiinn wnuM tnaVa. viv... .ii, ;. uj i t.mAA ..irf.nr Clark Bros, for flowsra, 280 Morrboa street XXA1 XSTaTK TXAVBrXKS. John C. Smith and wife to 8. I. Clifton, lot 6, block It). Multnomah.,,., I P. H. Marlay to Wm. W. McBrlde, lot .7, , tlork 22. Jtaat Portland. Sheriff to P. H. Marlay. t 7, block 221, East Portland Clara M. Dahlatrom to Robert A. Proud foot, lota 5 and 8, block 67, Ksat Port land 400 .. 1 II I 8,00 Mary A. Cowsa to Louis Schsde, psrt block 269, city Sheriff to Gus A. Ostby, lots 20 and 90. block it, Mount Tabor place Ctto Kerb and wife to Jacob Bauerle. 24 lot 1, block 8, Richmond 1,600 Chaa. Klerks to Security Hsvlngs 4 Trust company, parcel land Twtnty-nrst snd Plsnder 1,000 T. Schmidt snd wife to tieorse Stenkhen, lots 10, 12, block 20, aat Portland W. L. BrswitcF 'PSh ' Wlb" to Victor "li'nd company, west V block K. Kerna add.. Sheriff (for Multnomah county) to I. E. Scott, sundry lota In Mount Tabor villa, Multnomah; lots 7 snd 8, block 24, Mc- ' Mlllah's add; lots 1 to 8, block 12, P. i. MarUn tract, etc Sheriff to Wm. Ladd, lots 8 and 4, block 81, East Portland Sheriff to Investment company, 10 .acres section 15, township 1 north, range 1 4J 861 a.080 7.532 esst Oeorc W. Brows to Grsca L. Packard, lot 1, block S. Arlets Psrk No. Sheriff to V. Schmidt, kits 6, 10, 12, block 20, East PSrtisnd heights; lot 81, DeLasbmutt Oatmsn's Llttls Homes jf-. Geo. Oood snd wife ta ifCtif PortUnd, parcel land lying btwwfrnortb line ThurmsB steeet and sooth end Guild street . Bbrlff to H. II. Rludell. lots 1 and 7, block 1, Montlcello Iriene U. McGlaitsbUn to R. A. snd B. Mocre, 60x100 feet beginning 6U feet north from southesst corner block 1, Alblns bomestesd Sheriff to P. King, lot 22, block 24, Mount Titbor Till J. A. Buh snd wife to W. V. Ureenweld and wife, 90x41 feet beginning 82 feet 6 inches north of a point 30 feet wast . let 4, block B, Alblna sdd loitland l'olverait7 Land company to J. 10 1800 000 T. Hawo.-tb, lots 23 and 24, blcck 166, University Park 6 Tie Oregon Mortgage compiny, Ltd., to th Congregation Kovah Zadeck Talmud Torah, lot 8, block ISO, city 4,600 Matilda Tuttle to Barab Palmateer, aouth M lot 7, block 116, Stephene' add 1 E. E. Hell to Henry 0. Webster, 5.35 seres section 4, township 1 touth, rango 1 east 1,800 Park Land company to 'Bert J. Rand, Iota 17 and 18, block 71, University Psrk.. Sheriff to Tracy Harrington, lots 18 snd r 14. block 88. Penn add No. S 1, Crowther and wife to Jas. Wheatley, . aundry lota Poxchase add , Prank Van Onyn and wife to Fred Giles, lots 10 and 11, block 2, Buasellvllle add , U. Alnaualp and wife to G. Gadskesen lot 18, block 28, Multnomah Clara L. C. Lovejoy and husband to J. F. Courtney, west 83 1-8 feet lot 2-j. 840 11 1 16 800 west 83 1-3 feet south H lot 80, block 15, gunnyaldo . 1.050 Martha A. Hill to P. end A. Bartbolemy, parcel land James John D. L. C f archal Hill snd wife- to P. snd A. Bar tbolemy, parcel land James John P. L. C i M. DeLasbmutt et L to Octavl Hughea, lot 1, fraction block 6, Rosedale add. . . O. B. Hugbee to The. Callahan, . lot 1. block 6, Rosedale; lot 1, fraction block 6, Bosedale annex 1 1 I so Get your title insurance and abstracts to resl estate rrom tne rme uuarantre Trust com pany, chamber of commerce, bldg. wmrmrWA attvrei To Mead Esret. erect two-arory' dVellln at saw iil m tt.il A& a. mar ar-.- " I X wriiio sinu nan, w rwi. ya.oi. i To J. i win, trot two-itory- dwelling at Mregly and Miiiory, to cwt 2.000. BUS Ala COUPLES OAXOXE. Washington, Oct SI- Tha young of- ncers oi tne army apparently are pay- hands, for I had not tim to put it to 'Ing little heed to tha declaration of my shoulder. - Mr. buck and I tumbled Adjt.-Gen. Corbin that they should not over in the now and when he quit kick marry, but -wait until their pay becomes ing I crawled out from under. I was large enough to support two persona, unhurt and he was dead, but It waa Advices received at the war department about as narrow an escape aa I want to ;ahow that nearly one dozen bridal l loouples are among the passengers on th I 'transport Sheridan, sailing; today from San Francisco for Manila. The bride ''grooms ar mostly officers of tha . Twenty-second infantry, which regl- jjment has been ordered to th Philip-1 : pines. Prominent among th couples is apu JJonn n. i. xaanua.y ana, Ills I bride, who waa Miss Elisabeth Young, daughter of Lieut-Gen. 8. M. B. Young. a ' ' j , nones. - '. -"fe";1..r "iTWM7oT.Tr .f' iwaa5 ana so ,in xni pi ui Vgon batsl rsncM rest.urs.t god. Joka Tea Staaca Co., Ctacuwau, 0. i REVIEW OF SITUATION ON EVE OF ELECTIONS true Direction" and Force of Partisan Currents WiH Be Shown in the Political Battles of Four States. . (Journal Special Srvle.) Waahlngton, D. C. Oct SI. Th tac tions of next Tuesday, taking plao Jut ii month bfor th presidential can vass, ar naturally awaited with great I .... 1 .... . -, niclkilv hi thi twa-V. Fr th. Sca"3r "rtJr iaadra. For tha first time In a dosen years tha money I question haa been almost entirely allml I n f J.4 Ctutm ika nnl 4 t.. 1 l.nii.atnna I The Democrata of many atatea Ignored tha auhleot. and tha Mniihllrana have not ahown a dlipoeltlon to ravlva a I the only approach to national isauea haa been in th effort of the Democrata to fore to tha. front tha queatlon of tariff revlalon and regulation of tha truata. It aeema doubtful, . however. If thea aueatlona hare received audi clent attention to become real faotora In tha election. Th policy of the Republican In all the state where election ar to be held, in presentlnc the situation from a national Viewpoint, has been to ask tot Indorsement of Uie party' record . . .71,. r .t..i" or h laa even years. Prosperity has been, tha rallying cry of the party In power. S0 of n altuatlona are at- -i .,.- Th. rtn. ctpal ones are Maryland. - Kentucky, Iowa and Ohio. Massachuaetta, which electa a governor every year, and which seldom chooses a Democrat, will In ail I probability be carried by the Repub- llcana by a large majority next week. The Republicans also expect to tarry Rhode Island, for the Socialist issue which made It Democratic In 103 is not ' so potent now aa a year ago. Missis sippi will elect Yardman by a ma jority which can be made large or small, at the will of the Democrats, for th Republicans have no organisation worthy of the name In that state. Qalo Campaign. The campaign In Ohio la probably at tracting most attention. A full state ticket Is to be elected, and the seat In thn United States senate now held by Mr. Hanna Is at stake. Possibly the fact that the chairman of the Repub- I linan natlnnal MmmlttM la the candl- "-" FIND MANY FURS IN OREGON HILLS KXUXT aaAsTXirXmAT TSVATS SOOKZB OT TAXUABZJB SELTS JBAOX SSA- BOIT BB0ATSB JEB Will SOTOWS WOODCsVArT-XAS HAS SOSfJD ' JTABatOW XSOAJPXS. Bear, ; civet eats. 11 ; otter, ; wild cat, 23; coon. 14; mink, 17. "It wna a poor winter that of 190J,' aald Hennr Hanrnkrat gloomily as he spoke of his trapping and hunting luck In tha r.nuntrv about Traslt. Ure. Tnen he aave th above list of his catching. Mr. Hanrnkrat baa In the 46 years of his life hunted in about every state that has woods ahd streams in the country and while out of the trapping season he works at odd jobs and often with a road gang, when the, first frost begins to mak the air snappish, and the "call of the wild" goes out to gladden the soul or the hunter, n leaves his fellows and far away in the. lonely hills pits his cunning against brute Instinct and wins. Mr. Hanrnkrat has trapped and hunted in the West chiefly for th last years of his life and though he admits that Southern Oregon is one of the few re maining good fields for his trade, still he remembers fondly tha allurement of Northern Wisconsin, and believes that up near the Canadian line in that state may still be found the best sport In America. All of his furs have been shipped to St. Paul. Minn, and at this market he finds tha best prices paid west of New York. "In Wisconsin," says Mr. Hanrnkrat, "I knew of 1,600 deer being killed In one county in a season and there was no general slaughter by any means. Th deer there ar not hampered by lack of hiding placea. They can get away from th huntera by going far North and es-: cape is much easier than in tha Oregon mountains." Like all. hunters Mr. Hanrnkrat has had narrow escapes, two of which stand out especially in his memory. "That wounded buck story is not much to hear," he said, "but tt came near be liiR my finish. It was back in Michigan and I waa after a big buck, whose tracks I had followed most of the day. Along In th afternoon I stepped through a clump or tnicic trees ana were was my buck, not 50 feet away and staring atrnJarbt at me. I exoected him to flv th next Instant and shot as quickly as I could throw the gun to my shoulder. tha next instant he was almost on top or ma and with another bound he would have caught ma fair on hla horns. I dodged behind a tree, floundered in the usnow anu buul aruunu miuuivr euuuiBf Pnr. In turnlng th. flrst tlm th Kiinlr'a anrlm foil mv lAcf bWV Hah Wra au - x d ""ti b'"w lust about as quick on. his feet aa X waa. floundered off fhto the deep enow and mm Ytm nminK.il nn ma T rtilnmv IAr lOAaa a h.vv. r-hara-a In' hla hrenat. Tha run was almost touching- him when it ex- oloded and th recoil tor it out of my experience." Mr. Hanrnkrat also ran amuck a big mother bear while h was kidnaping her promising family of three and in that fray received aoma marks tnat.h still caresses whenever he lays low a bear. Ha ha since hla bear struggle made hla especial enemy the bruin tribe and by a w v.... - - to gather In a number of thes valuable Pel each year. . "Berries make bear meat good," he said; "but I find that there ar fewer 6f th better kinda of berries her than in ?mewJ'V P00 " thtt East, Their pH slao ft prim him a conaptcuoua figure in national politics. Naturally a great deal of lntereat ia given to tha contest In Maryland, on ao oount of Senator Oorman'a presidential aspirations. A victory for tha Demo crata in that slat and the chances seem to be that they will be victorious will have a tendency to strengthen the hands or those who want to have the race question put .in the national platform. A Democratic victory will also be received by the country aa a personal trtbute to Senator Qorman. and will aid him in the national convention of 104. It is known that he is using all his power to get a majority for th Damocratlo candidate for governor, Ed' win Warfleld. The Republicans,' on the other hand, are , making a vary active canvass with- a. strong ticket, and are hopeful of victory. The legislature to be eleced will choose a successor to United States Senator McComas. Iowa Situation. Iowa has been a sort of tariff revision storm center, but the general result will probably not be Influenced- one way. or the other by the tariff discussion that haa taken place out there. There waa some expectation early in the year that the Issiue would reduce the Republican majority, on account of th divergence the so-called "Iowa idea" between the porty in that state and In the rest of the country, but the Iowa Republl cans swung to the side of their brethren in the rest of the country and from what ran be learned at headquarters here there appears to be no danger of Republican defeat there next week. The canvass in Kentucky is exciting. the Issues, however, being chiefly local, but as many Democrat, Including ex- Oov. Simon B. Buckner, are supporting the Republicans, the csmpaign Is at trading th country's attention. ' The probability, nevertheless, Is that the Democrats will hold the state. Govt Beckham heads the state ticket aa d candidate for re-election. Hla opponent on the Republican ticket is Morris B. Belknap of Lroulsville. From a national viewpoint It can b said that of the several states that are to vote next Tuesday the results In Maryland, Ohio, Iowa and Kentucky will be the only ones that will afford any indication of the true direction and force of th partisan currents on the eve of the presidentml canvass. In Delaware, Addlcklsm Is sgaln the Issue, but it has been the issue there for so many years that the country at! large haa, apparently, lost Interest in the fight. her later in the season. I hunt sneclal ly for bear, otter, wildcat, bob cat, mink ana coon. The majority of these anl male I take in traps and several of my oear pens nave been secured by thl means. Asked about tricks of the trade Mr, tianrnicrat said: 'There ar a few but th chief thing ia 10 team tne nabit or the animals you are nuntmg and especially in trappln is it necessary to discover whst the animal likes best to feed on and what nour be prefers as a time of feedlnsr. A long low whistle will often stop a deer wnen in run nignt and several times I nave secured my prey by standing- ner fectly still and whistling, when the game was running rapidly away from me. A deer will stop for anlnstknt wnen it hears the whistle and will stare as if nypnottsea for a second at the hunter. Then is your chance, but Just then Is when the new fellow gets buck ague and couiant pun tn trigger to save him." Another Fhas of It. Yrom the Boston Herald. They say Mrs. Grover Cleveland nearly choked with laughter when one of the speakers at the Tuskegee meet ing in New York told about -visiting Tuskegee and meeting a little black boy wno saia nis name was Caleb Joshua Grover Cleveland MeFadd. or nrmiEST 10 nmr. wsak ' raoruB. It Is perfectly understood hv mvmrw sick man or woman that If they can get some remedy that will stop the gradual loss of flesh and strenrth. fhalr ,-iu. .... .v owbuivu. cuj-io uifti ro jicT vou s and unsteady, have dlscv sDella with w..v. ened memory and Ions of ambition, their uiouu ib mm ana watery, it snows in their. sallow complexion and tired man ner, soon as they commence to gain iiuan iiioj- iwa ut-uer una sieep oetter. To s-ftln from 1 tn 8 ranmli .e solid flesh per week, the blood must be made rich and pure. Dr. Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic puts In the body the very tilth of what makes mm rt-K blood In the- most direct way, and cures disease by making strength. Th,ls Tortlc Is in tablet form, to be taken rlghlafter meals. It enriches the blood, maklnlr forc where there waa faintness. For women's weakness a better remedy wo. never made. Sold by all druggists, for i oo ymr uux, or mree Doxes Tor 1 2, or emu mnu. w rue ub nnottr vnnr asm Address, Dr. Bosanko Co., Philadelphia) MALS KZU VAITTZD. ADVERTISEMENTS ITNDEB THIS HEAD COST ONE CENT A WORD. WANTED Men to lesra the barber trade; w mIr awn ouiiiff . nuaiuesa ai ue ssme oia stsnd; success gusranteed bv our mn,i,n n..M.t. Call or write to American Barber College vmym.uua, wo btwfu si.. roriiBna. MEM TO LEARN barber trade: onlv two montna reauired: th only svstem and onlv college teaching tbs trade; catalogue and fuL' particulars mailed free. Moler System Col lege, Dan rTsncisco, ji. C. B. HANSEN at CO.. 26 North Second St., general mat amployment agency. Head quarters for work lor men for railroad eon traction and other outside -cork. WANTED A flrst-class shirt salesman for city and near-by towns; references required. Apply Tb Spencer Company, 820 Ji Wash- Ingtoa st. WANTED 1.000 men to get 10c shares at Occl dental barber shop, 211 H Morrison. KELP . WAsTTED FEMALE. EXPERIENCED operator on gentlemen's snms; mnsi ns nrsi-cisss: aiso girls To learn; pay while learning; power machines. - The Spencer Company. 82H Wahlogton. cor. 6th. WANTED Ladies to copy letters st home. $20 i hundred. Send sddreased envelope Pacific Supply company, Sacramento. Cel. GIRLS can secure good positions by applying at ths Portland Women's Employment office, 8!m Wsshlngton st.. room 2. WANTED Experienced operators "to stitch Greanbood shirts - snd overalls. The Bens Company, Seattle. Wssh. WOMAN to travel for wholesale hones; refer- required, a es. care jnwrn i. srruATiojrs wanted female. A YOUNG XADY wishes to do bom work, such aa wrUlof or sewing, or will go part of day la of nee i can spesk the - German language. Address C. P. C, car Journal. Phone. Scott 6411. WIDOW. Chrlstlsa woman, desires position as cssnier or other employment wnerv e win bos- haw fe stsnd upon kar fast all day, H. X.,S.. Tb Journal. . - . . . In the old dayi and that Ii not so many yean bac-hcn anyone wanted employment he uied to go from place to place and aik for It. L Progress has changed this and nowadays the best way to get a position is to advertise for It. : V The Journal " is the paper for "Situations. Wanted ' advertisements. It Is read in the homes and offices of thousands and is fast becom 'ing the reliable want medium of Portland. Try it. "Situation Wanted" advertisements inserted two times ABSOLUTELY FREE. ' J&' j& j& BITVATIOY WAXTXD-rXalAtX. WIDOW of sducstlon snd business ability de sires position as csahler In reataursnt or otber respectable plac of amploymeut. M. C B. car journal. S0CN0 womaa, Jnat from Oermany, desires housework In German family; can understand llttl English. 939 Msllory art. xak wood- Is we car YOUNOLADTdeslres position ss clerk In grocery store; experienced: can put lntereat In Business ir oeairea. I.. . ., care journal, UOl'SEKr.fcriNG for lsdles employed during the day by sa experienced mldnle-sgeii woman Call or address Mrs. Oreen, 130 Eleventh St. V'Ol NO LADY would llks any kind of office week; experience at atenngrapny asa in aoe tar's office. Address B 8, cars Journal. StTCATibX WANTED by a girl nearlyTo years, ss nnrse, or light boaeework. Apply Hi IAS Est Alder St., or Phone Scott 2M. WANTED Plain sewing st residence, 147 Thirteenth St., nesr.Hoyt; skirt binding snd siterattnns eaaeiei.y. COMPETENT middle-aged womsn wonld like housekeeping oa fsrm for men. Address B 80, care Journsl. W'AN lt D Positions by experienced pantry girl and chambermaid, together. Address u. M., csrs Journal. COMPETENT Middle-aged woman dealrea work from 8 a. m. till 4 p. m. Address II, car journal. SELLABLE womaa want chamber work other work, forenoons. N. B., csrs Journal. SITVATIOVS WAsTTED MUX. SITCATIONS WANTED FREE. If yon are cut cf work Deetr another situation, . THS ;oubnal. Will Insert your sdverttsement for you for TWO DAY" ABSOLUTELY PRES. Phone, Main COO. Come In ferson r send your ad. by mall TUB JQTRNAL OFPICE, Cor. 5tund Yamhill sts. WANTED By young msn of good hsblts. posl quick In flgnree snd rspld penmen; smsli salary to start; reference glvea. Address it. A. B.. csrs Jourasl. WANTED Situation In tbs capacity of re- pslrer In public building or brewery or any place where a competent carpenter Is re quired. Phone, Scott 64G2, or 686 Gsnten beln are., city. WAJfTiD Situation aa harnesemaksr; undrr- stsnd the tuslnee all through; Ugnt and heavy work; would Ilka a good, steady Job; can give good references, T. 8. McKlnley, Peninsula, Or. WANTED Situation In the ahlfplng depart ment of a wholeaal or retail at-ra by a man who Is wall acquainted In the towns of Wsshlngton snd Oregon. Adress C. W., csrs Journal. WANTED Carpenter wanta work; amall Job preferred; sblngle ronf nilng, sldewslks or In rlde work; work guaranteed or no pay. Jos. M Lienen, room xo wucn Mssei. ia Manison. WANTED Pcaltlon by flrat-claaa, rapid and accurate atcnograpber who can furnish best rsferences; 8 years' sxpsrlsnce; slso own typewriter. Addnis A 4-1. tare Journal. POSITION as watchman, elevatorman or other employment by man whose ankle la ao injured that be cannot perform bard manual labor; will work cheap. H 80. care Journal. WANTED Work of any kind, by a young maf rled man, age 80; underatands (Irctrtcal and steam englnrertng. Adrders J. G, J., 88SM Beat Wsshlngton St. WANTED Sltustlon by a young maa 25 yeers oM In Wboleesle bouse; good Bookkeeper snd sborthsnd; rhacc for advancement. Phone, Union 2t54. WANTED Situation by two young men 20 years of age. any kind of work; grocery bual ness preferred. A pply A. B. A., care Journal. YOUNG msn attending business college wishes work to meet living expenses; office work preferred; after school, v 81, car journal WANTED Position as coachman: 10 years' ex perience; yonng man, age 28; references furnished. Adress Coachman, car Journal, frAfK at tlaht Inside work br man Inranarl '?W1j',rnr neavlabor; beet refereiWlT! gTOWfi les preferred, w bi, car journal. WANTED By young telegraph ope ja tor, work or any xitin; gooa rsiirosa rererrnces, aq dress Box H sol, car journal. WOULD Ilk ltnutlon la sho store, wholesale or retail; can give good references. M. A. Mc Klnley. penlnauis, or DETECTIVE from the Esst would like a few cases to work on or any work in his una. P. O. Bog 10S4, city. EXPERIENCED stenogrspher desires position; good reference; moderate saury. Btenog ranher. care Journal. TWO young men, age 20, would Ilk attna- tlons of any kind In city. Addrest Y. 1. W. 62 Fifth t.. North. 'ANTED Sltustlon by competent, trustworthy stationary engineer; references furnished. Phone. Scott 4074. SITUATION st engineering; also uuderstsm electric light and refrigerating. A. M. A., 401 Mason st. AN experienced bookkeeper would like position aa bookkeeper or easnisr. Address uookteeper. car Journal. WANTED By young man. light work ct any kind at any Kind or wages, w. r. m., car Journal. YOUNG MAN of good habits desires Jo) caring for garden and team. Address Box D 1, car Journal. WANTED Position as bartender. Telephone West 1426, of-ad dress w. A. It., ear Journal. kAN and wife want charge of roomlngliouse; . m A J n n , , prav reierenvee. Auumi . t-nir .uuruii. TWO flrat -c la m window trimmers. Esstern sx- perlence. Address B. B. 8.. car Journal. FIRST-CLASS stenographer: slso bookkeeper; nest references. A. u.. ine journal. FURNISHED BOOMS. ADVERTISEMENTS TJNDER THIS HEAD COST ONE CENT A WORD. PLEASANT rooms, furnished, single or eh snlt for housekeeping ; renovated tnorougniy; mod ern convenience; neat location In city; nnder new management. Call and Inreatlgate. Tourists solicited. Mr. J. H. Palmer. Dro- proprietress. 230H Rnssell st. THE CO8M08 Foorth snd Morrison, furnished housekeeping suites, suite and single rooms; 68 per week snd up. 204 H STARK St., nicely furnished rooms: rea sonable rent; transient solicited. inon Front 1095. HOTEL Yendome, cor. 13th snd Alder; fur nished rooms with board; reasonable ra tea. &32H SECOND at., room ingle and en auita; new nonse. new rurniture; reasonable. THE CASTLE 378 Waahlngton at.: rooms for gentlemen; transient. Tel. Booth 7111. THE SHERMAN, Twelfth and Washington: nice rooms by day. week or month. FOB SALE, YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FURNITURE 1 ASK FOB PHONE MAIN 1826. THAT'S ALL. FOR SALE The largest rooming-bouse in Portland 136 room; long lease; doing good business; rooms sll full; house well furnished, will prove to you tbat tbo house Is clearing $300 per month; this la a chance in a life time to msk money; reason, for selling is Illness; price. 88,000; tt cash. Walter A. Oreen. 206, 206ft Commercial bldg., TL Mala 1909. SEVEN-ROOM' new modern house, juat now compieieu, reaay or occupancy, on Eaat Alder at, near Twelfth. Henkl Baker, 217 Ablngton bldg. ; . TOR SALE: A choice lot of. dry oak wood, price rigat; oeiivcrea at ones, iuob 1x1, jder quajn bldg. PhCM, Went 2222. FOR SALE A first-claas saloon Is good lora- tion: long if see. Anqree box 1 j, journal. PIANO 8165, cost 4 months ago $400; Decker S4o; nimoaii -organ aao. .tpstair 104ft 1st CHOICE business block for sale cheap to right party. Address Wm. L. Clark. Lawes, Or. FOR SALS A tew high-grade typewriter. $3U eeca. t ana M. lexseoer, ya Third st FIHST-t'LAKM SStoOO log Af. Addres J. J.. car oursaa. The New -Way BV8IVE8S CHANCES. BEAD THE PARTICULARS or v FORD'S AUCTION- SALES IN MONDAY'S JOURNAL. FOB 8 ALE ' Loda-lne-houaea. hotels, restaarsnta. grocary atorea. rta-ar-atorra. rooming and boarding bosses, country hotels snd genersl merchsn dls. sslonns snd all kinds of business chance, locatlona and leases. - Fire lnsnr- snce, reliable company. Jennings A Co., 2321 ROOMINO HOrss, 20 roama. partly fnrniahen; ' low rant; owner leaving city; only 8430. 234 naeiuugton at Moriaon st. Call room 2. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS,. IT WON'T PAT YOU TO MISS FORD'S AUCTION SALES NEXT WEEK. HIGHEST price paid f.r msn's old clothing. fboes. Phone, ark 7. 17 North Thl ra. FOR KENT, hp; AD FORD'S AITTION SALE AD. IN THIS PAPER. II. FORD, AITTIONEER. PORRENT for the winter, to sullshle tenant, old ootinla oreferred. sood 6-room house, I minutes' wslk from streetcsr. Address D 81, csrs Journal. IOR RENT JJ'art of et.M-e 21 Yamhill. Cood enongh bldg.; will rent with ' without counter. Apply csahler Journal office. MOT'REKEEPING 8 nice front fnrnlahed. fO. 1'nlnn are. rooms uo- ACC0EDIDN PLEATING. BON MARCHE PRESS PLEATING CO., 3.12 Mthawk bldg., Third and Morrison. Accordion rd side pleating: pinking. Red 8206. ASPHALT PAVING. THE Trinidad Aapbalt Taring Co. of Portland. Office Worcester Wk. ATTORNEYS. EMMONS A EMMONS, attorneys-st-law. 844 Worcester bldg, . B. RIGGBNT attorney and coonaellor-at-Uw; notary 806-806 Ablngton Plilg. H. B. DICKINSON, attorney-at-law and no tary pnhlle. 508 Commercial blng. BIRDS. PORTLAND BIRD CO., 804 Third; branch 22T North Htxtb st. BARGING AND LIGHTERING. OREGON BOUND LUMBER CO., 181 Bara- alrte ex. Phone. Grant 11T1. BATHS. NATURAL FINNISH BATHS Th only on In town; cores rheumstlam snd bsd colds; open dstly (sxcept Mon. snd Tues.) 81 Esst 2th St.; take Esst Ankeny car. Phone. Scott 2241. ELECTRIC, salt glow aud niassjg bath par lors. 424 Wssn., net. Jim ana mn BOARD WITH ROOMS. ROOMS WITH BOARD, well furnished; all modern conveniences; tsDM Doara aiso. su Thirteenth et. CAFES. THE OFFICE. 2S5 Waahlngton St.. Phone. A Main 771. J. W. Tslbott. prop Portland, nr. CORSETS. CORSETS msde to order, sny material; perfect fit. Room no. Washington ning. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. THE) DKVENYS. the only scientific chiropodists in ths etty; parlors 801-2 Allsky bldg.; this Is tb long-haired gentleman you want to aee. lrnt in. l i Jsyaa; "COAL. FIRESIDE WOOD A COAL CO.. 806 B. Mor rison, phone Eaat 486. Sawed cord wood. White A- Shlvely. prop. WESTERN FEED A FUEL CO. Dealers in all kinds of coat, soke and char coal. Phone, 1018, VULCAN Coal Co.. wholesale dealer best coals; foundry snd smelter coke, sa Hurnaide. KING COAL houn conls. CO., Importers of Phone. Main 142K. blgh-grsd CLARIV0YANT. MISS MARIAN COKELLI, palmist and clalrvoy ant. aires reliable and aatlafactory reading; aleo teaches palmistry snd develops psychics; consult her. rirtn st MRS. 8. B. 8EIP of California, palmist, seer, prophetess; reading 60c. fl; circle Tues day snd Friday, 8 p. m , zsc. st Sevcntn at., cor. Oak. Green 641. M. M. JOHNSTON, clairvoyant, card reading. ha returned: pleased to see old friend snd new. 29 Third St. CEREAL MILLS. ACM hi MILLS Acme Cereals. CO., manufacturers Balston 20 and 22 North Front st CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS L- 1 I TV nnAMaj, a nn. Ufa r- carpenter, bulldor. genersl contractor; bouse remodeling, s iters tlona, etc. ; cam net wort and jobbing a specialty; counter shelving, lea boxes, etc.; tor sad offlcs fixtures; up-to- date and original carpenter work of all kinds; nothing too large or too small for our Immediate attention; no (Ilea on ns w make, and put uy the beat fly screens tn Portland. Shop, foot of YsmblU t; phone. Black 2897; reeldencs 74T Eaat Stark; residence phone. White T12. JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter and builder, 807 Stark St.; office and store fixtures built and remodeled; altering and repair house. Phoue, Main T47. H. P. CLARK, carpenter and builder; repairing and Jobbing; office flxturee. Residence phone. West 7S2: hop. Main 1941. 468 Waali. t A. J. AUTHORS A CO.. carpenter and builder repairing and jobbing; etor and office fixtures built. Shop 209 Columbia. Phone. Clsy 1851. EMERY A DEE. csrperters. do all kinds of 00 wrrk; store and office fixtures a specialty. KJret Pbone. Clsy924. G. W. CORDON, conntera. shelving, bouses built and repaired. 20. Fonrth. Clay 174. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ISBERG-GUNST CIGAR CO Distribute of FINE CIGARS. Portland. Oregon. CORNICE-SKYLIGHTS. METAL SKYLIGHTS, galrsnlsed J. C. Barer. 205 Second St. Iron eor- nice. DANCING. THE MATTINGLY ACADEMY OF DANCING, 209 14th. cor. Jeff, rinse or private lessons. DRESSMAKING. DRF.SSES made for It to to; tailored skirt $3 to $5; waists $1.50 to $3. 526 Thurman; take S or 16-st. cars. Phone Black 8741. MRS. M. K1KBEN, artistic dress and cloak mflklne. BM Morrison et DYjbisIG AND CLEANING. CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED $1 per month. Unique Tailoring Co., 847 Washing ton st CITY STEAM DYEINO A CLEANING WORKS Herman Enke, proprietor.-- Phone. Mala 1718. No. 65 6th St.. near Pin. Portland, or. R1. W. TURNER, professional dyer and cleaner. 901, 17th.-eor. Columbia. Tel. Main 2513. EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND Free tuition In shorthand to In dustrious students; shcrt method, speedy re sults.' Address K 6, care Journal. PHOfOGRXpK PAINTING; private lessons given to ladles; terms reasonable. Walter, 288ft Wathlngton. FRENCH conversation a specialty; succe guar 1 antced. Hi aruuaA bldg, Phtfnc, rroal 2483. SMW-1 -a..! n TJT7rMT"r"a"Tj DECORATORS. HENRY BEROKR ISO first it! wallpspsr, lagralns t pea tries, appUqoa trlsasa. inter ior decorating. DOG AND HORSE HOSPITAL. DR. 8. J. CARNEY Veterinary urgeon. 106 North Sixth st Phone, Mala 1484; res. pbona. Front 104. ELOCUTION. GILLEtiPIK School of Espreailon. W. (lllleaple, principal. 534 Phone, Oreen TIM. Mrs. Emma Morrison st. ELECTRICAL WORKS. PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WC Kg Office 851 j;Btark at. Phone, Main 2212. PORTLAND MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL Works. 178 Madlaon Tel. Black SMI. FRATERNAL 1NSPRAM01, ORDER OF WA8H IN OTON rorrio4ratev oal society of Northwest; protects tb Hy ing. J. L. Mitchell, supreme secretary, 613 snd 618 Marqnam bldg, Portlaad, Or. Tele phone. Main 042. HATS REPAIRED. NORTHWESTERN HAT FACTORY, msnufse turers snd expert remodlers of all kinds of Soft, stiff snd allk hats; renovatlog a speclslty. Phone, Hood 176. 2R4 Hurnaide. St. OREGON HAT FACTORY, 265 Salmon st. Phone Mood 883. INSURANCE. J. PHILIP KENNEDY, lnsursncs; resident gent Norwich 1'nlon Fir Insurasc Society. Phone, South 1561. 44 Hamilton bldg. )aS.McI. WOOD. mployer' liability and In dividual accident; aurety bonds of all klada. Phone 47., Concord bldg. H. FV BARTEIJ8 COMPANY, firs Insurance, 448 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone, Clsy 626. ISAAC LTWHITB. fir Insurance. 225 Sherlock bldg. Oregon phone. Main KM. ARTHUR WILSON, fire Inauraacs 8berlock bid, rbone. Msln 1008. IRON WORKS. PHOENIX IRON WORKS Engineers, maaa. factnrera of marine, mining, loggthf an aaw mHl machinery; prompt atteatloa to repair work. Phona. Esst 29. Hawthorns a re A I. Id. JEWELERS. THE G. HEITKEMPER CO., manufacturing leweler. 2S6 Morrison St. MUSICAL. BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR Instructions flven, clubs Instructed, music srrsnged. music urnlshed for receptions. Instruments selected. Hal. Wbber, 173 West Park. Pbona, Mala PIANO, wind and string Instrument lessons. rror. E. A. smitn, ia izta st. rnona, Brown 005. MI'SIC -NSTITl'TK. 621 Msrqusm I Idg. Piano, Torsi, guitar, mandolin lessons. Pnons, Frost 2483. PIANO LESSONS W. Olfford Nash, 1J8 10th et.; terms upon application. Beginners taken. MANDOLIN, guitar, banjo lessons. Prof. B, 4 smitn. Z34 iztb str. fnons, tsrowa owo. MRS. 8. B. N. PAUL, tcscher of srtlatlc piano playing. 74-6 Lewi bldg. Brown 068. MEDICAL SPECIALISTS. IF troubled with rheumatism, neuralgia, pa. ralvsl or lermua dlseaae yon can be aoe ceH fully tr eater at Nw York Institute, 80S railing nidg. THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDICINE CO.. ill Dekum. Cure women r complaints quickly. Phone: Home. Scott 41 2: offlc. main 806, MONEY TO LOAN. THB 8TAR LOAN CO., 210 McKay bldg. 102H Third at, la ths recognised bank of tb waga-earncr. Wa adranc money to teamsters, trainmen, shopmen, motor men, conductors, ate, without mortgage, la dors or collateral. Amount Monthly tt Monthly. Weekly 8100 repay S26.6u or 818.00 or 85.68 8 60 repay $13.85 . or 8 6.68 or 83.88 8 25 repay $ 6.66 or I 8.85 or $l.t Bualneaa confidential. No unpleaaant Inquiry. MONEY TO LOAN oa real personal and col lateral aecnrlty; apecfai attention to cnattm mortgage; note bought 0. W. PalUt, Hi Commercial blk. Phone, Grant sou. MORTGAGE LOANS on Improved city and farm property at loweet current ratea: building loan. Installment loans. Wm. alacalaster. 811 .Worcester blclgs MONEY ADVANCED aalarted neonle. teamater. etc., without security; eaay payment; larg est business In i principal cities, 'joiman, ZZS Ablngton bldg. IMMEDIATE LOAN'S In snms from 85 to 8500 on sll securities. R. I. Eckerson A Co.; room 0, Washington bldg. Phone Clsy T. SHORT LOANS on chatties or other eatla- factnry security. Room 619 tba Marquam. fnone. Oregon riea zws. LOANS In sums of 85 and up on all klnda of security, w. A. tiatnaway, room JU, Wash ington Ding, rnone, nooa 41a. MONEY TO LOAN, amall amonnts, short at long tim j. h. Hawiey, a mam, ot oonx, MONEY TO LOAN on city lota and Improved rarms. w. A. Bnaw Co.. 243 stars st MACHINERY. STEEL bridge machine works, esst and of bridge. Phone Esst 416; work guaranteed. THE H. 0. ALBEB CO.. second-hand chlnery. sswmtll. etc. 248 Grand are. NORTHWEST HOTELS. Hotel Portland, Amrtoan plan; $3.,$ per day. Bommars HoUl, La Grand 1 traveler' borne. Blrdri European plan; 4th and Alder ta. St. Charles, First and Morriaoa sts., PortUnd. OVERALLS. BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS and macbaa- Ica' clothing; union made; Aeustadtar unM., Mfgrs.. Portland, Or. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. DR. MRS. CAREY TALBOT, successfully treats and curea all dlsenaea 01 women. Buccessrol home treatment by mall. 308 Salmon st, bet. Fifth and Sixth sts. PLUMBERS. FOX A Cd., sanitary plumbers, 231 Second, bet. Main and Salmon. Oregon phone. Main 3001. DONNEDBEKQ A RADEMACHER. plumber. removed to 84 Fourth at. Both phone. PALMISTS. ATTENTION! Yon Every One of Yon: It I Absolutely and Positively FREE! FREE! (If I fail to Do as I Claim.) . I make a solemn oath to tell you more ab- olute tacts in relation to not only the nast but the present aud future of your life, as well aa every hope, fear 6r ambition of your life without asking you a Question. Thla I will do for you, and mora than any other clair voyant, palmlxt or so-called fortune-teller In the world can do for you. I give special advice on mining, bualness transaction of all kinds In fact there la nothing that yea may want to know tbat I can not tell you. Auk other clairvoyants and palmists to do as I agree to do. If they caa I will gladly forfeit $5,000. REDUCED FEES SEVEN DAYS ONLY. PROF WALLACE. "THB COSMOS," cor. Fourth and Morriaoa sta. Rooms, 27. 28, 29 ajd 30. FIRST VISIT of Mis Luclla Fauntalu, scientific palmist; fee wfthln reach of all: hour 10 to 9. Prlors 5 and 6, The Plasa. 207ft Third et. PAINTS, OILS A GLASS. DAVID M. DUNNE A CO Phoenix Paint and Oil Worka; manufacturer and importera paints, oil and sprays, etc; phone 137, Of Bee and factory, 8herlock are and lgth St. F. E. BEACH & CO. Pioneer Paint Co., selling the best things made in paluts aud general building material: window.glua and glamng a spedsity. 135 First St. ; phone. Msln 1334. S ABMUSSEN A CoObbers, paiuta, ells, glaas7 ash aad doer. 180 flrat U , -i PtrStM 8T1N00RAPHIR. MRS. JU K. Harden, aublle stenographer, t.i "aa Mckaden'a ofHe. Sul UragunUa Uken millrtlns tilL L r none, Ken XNra. PERSONAL. ford's Ai'moa nocstv 18 Ft RUT ST. CONIM'CTS SALES ON commission. : v phone, main laa. MlRRIAflE MRECTORf tre toalU pay when married; new plan; sesd n mnney. Fo par ticulars address H. A Horvon. Dept. 17, tOUH PRESCRIPTIONS are mora accurately and reasonably fllM at Eysell'a Phsrmsry, 227 Morrison St.. bet. First and Second sts, WHITS HOI 8B Cook Book (shrldgedir Ire U subscribers is Good llouaekeeplug, at Jeaea' Book Store, 291 Alder St. cTrs-lRAf2TT22sixth s. a ss Wk served st sll Sonrs. PLAITING. 0REOON PLAITING WORKS. 401 Waahlngtoa. i'laiting. lacquering, xei., Mais xko. ROOFING. L. L. ROOFING CO., 88 N. 24 at. Gravel and tin mors put. on ann repaired; out-er-tew work - ro: oi4-imn wor a -E. B. Jayaaa, aua- given prompt sttestlon. agar, ikh mi. J. FERSEIX. root painting, (salrtast lesky rsofa a spedaJty. Bratt 941 69 Plrat, raea. BOPS, P0HTLAND CORDAGB CO., cor. Fowtaaatk nd Nortbrap sts.- Portlaad, Or. RTJBBia STAMPS. . C. STAMP WORKS 24 Alder at, pheaa, Msla 710; rubber stamps, seals. staaeUa, rag. gag and trad cheeks. -3 - SAFES. BOY YOUR SAFES ef J. B. Davla; yew re-; pairs ssd lor knot safely dons. 66 Third St. REAL ESTATE FOB SAUL WB BUT OLD AND NEW FURNITURE. . FORD'S AUCTION HOUSE. PHONE. MAIN 1620. NASH'S FIRST ADDITION I am a ready to sell my first lots today (October 28); Iota 66 feet front. 100 feet deep, 15-foot alley, 876 tn $100 each. I hare 8 houses, modern, 4 room, 8760: 6-room. 8800; -room, 81,250; all new and Srst-clsss; 1 acre In Tremoat for ' 1375; sll lots bsvs plenty of fruits or shsds trees; terms to suit. Take Mount Scott car, - Jet off at ths crossroad or Tremont station, nquirs for Jos Nssh.x the owner; no agent. FOR SALS FA RMS- Improved farme for sals tn aTi psrta at Oregon and Wsshlngton; pay meats mad ta ' suit pnrcbsaers. For full particulars aa t varloua properttea apply to Wax. MacMastor, ail Worcester Olflf. HERB IS A SNAP 6 extra -la rye -room bousa in first-elae conH tloa; hot and cold water; 2 full lota, sll kind of - fruit. Joe Nab, Tremont Station; ao agent. CHOICE LOTS close la $300, at 86 per aamta; money manea lor nuiiding nurpoae ai per cent Wm. Reldt, 15 Wash. bis. FoorU sna wssningtoa sts. CHOKB 60x100 lot, eaat side of trsrk, Henry's Finn aoa. to rortland; magnificent view or city and mountain; muat be sold at one., 202 aamugwn l- S0 $3 A MONTH, full lots Stewart Psrk; S3 minutes on Mt. Tabor car. Fact 00 Land Cem- , psny. l7-First at. maxw; XXL KNJ (APP REAL ESTATE. Room ft, Chsmber of Commerce bldg. EI'Y A LOT In beautiful Ivanboa. 10 down. tan ai room x. ihbh rm at. SEWIXG KACKUTES. SEWING MACHINES 60 allghtly damaged macblnea at verylow prices Winger, v. B., Domestic, Wheeler 'A Wilson and Whit! drop- -heads In osk snd box tops. At Wheeler Wilson snd Dome tic offices. B. 8. Slgel, agent. 886 Morrtaon st. 8I0N8. WATRIN SIGNS, 844 Aider, eor Seventh. Pbone Mala 1983. . J . J slot MAcsnrxs. TRANSCONTINENTAL MskCHINB CO. hint machine. 8. B. PukUasd Oak. Both Phones. Main 188, . MACHINES of every description for eel or percentage. Frank Griffith, 4th nd Salmon. SPECIAL T tir: EXT. POST SPECIAL DELIVERY, No. 200ft Waah lngton t. Phones, Or.. Main 962; Cot. 201. STORAGE AND TRANSFER. a O. PICK, vfflce SS First St. between Stark and Oak eta.; phone 306; plavo and fsral ture moved ana peeked for (hipping; com modious firsproof brick warsiioos. Front aad Clay sts. TOWEL SUPPLY, CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Comb, brush, aoan. $1 per month. Lawrence Bros. Towel supply Company. 40-42 North Mnth at Pbone, 410. CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Cabinet brush, comb and soap, f 1 per month. Oregon Laundry a Toilet Supply Co.. 864 Ssat Oak st. Phono Eaat 18. WHOLESALE WALLPAPER. MORGAN WALLPAPEB CO., 184-18 Second t.. bet Yamhill and Tar lor. Portland. WHOLESALE GROCERS, WADHAMS CO. wholesale grocer. facturara and and Oak sta. facturara and commission merchsnta. Fourth ALLEN As LEWIS, wholesale grocers. Pert- land. Or. MASON, EHRMAN A CO.. wholes 1 greoarai N. W. eor. Second and Pine sts. f ANO A CO.. First and Ankeny sta. ' ' ' WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASS WARS. Prael Hegal A Co.. 100 to 108 6th. eor. Stark. WHERE TO DINE. STROUSE'S RESTAURANT, firat-claaa steala. heat service, zzv waenington at FINANCIAL. ADD Si TXljTOir, BABTXSBS, Established tn 1869. Transact general basking basil Interest Allowed aa Tuna Deposit. ' ( Collection . andd at all point m f vera Ms - term. Letters of eradlt Issued available 1 Europe and all points In tb United State. Ha-ht exchange end telegranhte transfer sold on New York, Wsshlngton, CbJeago, st Louis, Denver. Omaha, Sas Frsndsc and) Mo. . tana aad British Columbia, Exchange sold en London, Parks. Berlin. Frankfort Hone Kong, Yokohama. Manila. and Honolulu. UIOTSS STATEB BJA'TX. BA2TK OB PORTLAND OBJEGON. iTOBTHWXJT COB. THIRD ABB OAS STS. Transaet a General Banking Business. DRAFTS ISSUED . , ' l..U.hl. la all eltlea of tha T-ntd Btat and Europe, Hong Kong and Manila. Oo11cuobs Mad on ravorabl Tama. President J. 0. AINSWOtmi . Ylce-Prealdent W. BATyH Asststaet Caahler B. B. SCHM .3RJ Assistant Caahler .A. M. WRIGHT OWDOBT A SABT FBAVCXSCO BAVX, ; UBCXTXS. x , Chamber of Com mere Bnfldtng.' , ThH s4 , stars streets. 5, Tt.mA IMea as OM Broad street. IsMMl. Thl bank tranaaeta a general nenklng bnl- Bea, makes kxtoa, discounts Dili eea issum letters af credit stailabl for travsler sod for the perch of merchsndlsa In any eMf ef the world. Deals 1 f urates and auosstl exefaaagv. - - Intsnat sstd oa tlm i-tvw(s. W. A. MACBAX. w.eteee MBBOMAJTTS' WATTOWAX. BABIat, BORTLXWD 08X60M. . 1. Frank Werse. .PrwMnl R. L. Dorhsai..............,..Yto-Pre.M.a R. W. Hort. ,...........r..fci- Geo. W. Hoyt.,.,... Assistant Csshley . Traasaet a Oaseral Bank '.eg BjsIm. , 1 Drsfta a4 tette f eredlt !aa4 tut, U, part af ths world. -- t CoUccttoDs a'gpeeialt. fluid Mt to"! t - r .