THE MORNING- OREGONLOT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1S93.
HAD THE BEST OF IT
BARRY HAYWARD AT HI$ EASE OX
CROiS-EYAMIX'ATTON.
Sites Tedder, One of the Trio Said to
Have Been. Held-Up ly Adry,
Box Disappeared.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb 26. When the trial
of the Hayward murder case -was resumed
today it was announced that County At
torney Nye could not be present, owing
to a funeral in his family, and Assistant
County Attorney A. H. Hall conducted
the cross-examination of Harry Hayward.
Hayward's connection with the loan Miss
Gins made on the flour mill at Hamel
and the collection of the loss when it
suddenly burned, was thoroughly venti
lated. Harry was asked whether he had
r.ot drit'en out to Hamel with Miss Gins
the morning after the Are. This he denied
utterly. The state proposes to show on
rebuttal that he was not telling the truth.
Harry described how he had turned the
lot given him by his father into cash.
The proceeds had been nearly $10,000, and
this he partially lost at gambling, while
the rest lie bad given Adry in a sealed
envelope, and it was put In the safe. He
declared the most money he ever lost at
one time was $5709, at the Twin City Ath
letic Club.
The cross examination was finished this
afternoon, and then the defense started
to impeach M. D. Wilson, the liveryman,
one of the state's witnesses, who had tes
tified to seeing Harry riding with Miss
Gins on" the fatal night.
During the examination, Hayward was
asked why he did not keep his money in
the bank, and he explained that he was
afrakl that Elder L. M. Stewart would at
tach It, as he had had some business with
that gentleman in which each had tried to
beat the othor, and Stewart had the worst
of It He owed Stewart some interest
money, and djd not want him to get it.
Assistant Prosecutor Hall showed that
Hayward did not owe Stewart any money
after Harry sold his property to him, and
the witness explained that he had been
in the habit of keeping his money out of
the bank to escape Stewart before that,
and therefore it had become a habit with
him. Hall also tried to show that the
loans Hayward claims to have made to
Mis Ging were fictitious, but he met with
slight success. Hayward had the best of
the encounter with the assistant prose
cutor. It seemed at times that Mr. Hall
did not know what he was driving at, and
Hayward quickly recognized that he
could match his opponent and give odds
in tho game of repartee. That the ac
cused took a keen delight in this contest
was apparent. His answers were given
for the most part with a sort of whimsi
cal and witty nonchalance and he sur
veyed his inquisitor in a critical way.
Ella Vedder, one of the trio that was
robbed on the night of the famous hold
up, is said to have gone to Missouri.
There was a hint yesterday that the state
intended to summon Miss Vedder for the
purpose of bringing out the facts about
the highway robbery incident. It is be
lieved that she would tell a different
story of the affair entirely from" that told
by Harry Hayward. Nothing is known
as to the duration of Miss Tedder's ab
sence. A JACKPOT OX THE TABLE.
Tho Body of n. Murdered Man on. the
Floor Xenr By.
IIAZLETON, Pa., Feb. 2G. With a jug
of liquor and a jackpot on the table, a
party of gamblers were found playing
cards at Sugar Loaf yesterday, while on
the floor lay the body of a murdered man.
Philip Schaup, the murdered man, was
a. mine foreman, living at Sugar Loaf, a
?ntnilIg2aUHagotwojiiUea.pn.st.of.heco
and populated by 'foreigners. "The" news
reached 'here yesterday that Schaup had
been found dead a few hours after he
had started to see some of his workmen.
Ills father-in-law, William Ringleben,
and several friends wont at once to Sagar
Loaf, where they learned that the body
had been carried into Mike Sinkers'
house. It was here that the searching
parly interrupted the gamblers. They
claimed they had found the body in the
wood a. short distance away, and carried
it Into the house. The gamblers, who
were foreigners, declared that he was
alive then. There were no marks on his
body. Dr. Smith expresses the opinion
that the man had been poisoned. An au
topsy will be held.
AFFIRMED THE COXVICTIOX.
Judgrc AVallnce- SuKtnlned lu. the Case
of "Winnie Sinnton.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26. The su
preme court rendered a decision today in
the case of Winnie Stanton, the young
woman who threw vitrol in the face of
Charles Stensel, Corbett's first manager.
She was convicted of felony, and Judge
Wallace sentenced her to live years im
prisonment in the penitentiary. Her at
torney asked the court to instruct the
jury that it had the right to find the de
fendant guilty of simple assault, or of an
attompt to commit the offense charged.
Judge Wallace declined to give such In
structions, and the appeal was based upon
the alleged error. The supreme court af
firmed Judge Wallace's ruling.
A Snppoiicil Member of the Cnng.
CHICAGO, Feb. 26. A portion of the
booty from the looted First National bank
at GrtewoUl. la., was recovered here today
and & supposed member of the gang im
plicated in that robbery and the affray
at Council Bluffs yesterday, is under ar
rest. The suspect Is Mark Davis, a Chi
cago saloon-keeper, who was arrested
with about 909 postage stamps, which he
got shipped in by the American express.
JJIed or His "Wounds.
LOSANGSLKS, Cal., Feb. 26. Constable
Harvey Branscomb, stabbed yesterday
near Calabas by Manuel Dunnigan, whom
he was attempting to arrest on a warrant,
died this morning. Dunnigan, who was
t-hot by Branscomb, is in a dangerous con
dition, but it is thought he will live. The
bullet has been removed.
Buclinnnn, the "Wife-Murderer.
NEW YORK. Feb. 36. The court of ap
peals lias afllrmed the conviction of Dr.
Buchanan, the wife-murderer.
AN ARTIST'S ANSWER.
His Wife's Ideas of Woman's Rights
Are His Wrongs.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26. A special from
CiaelRMiti. O., says: Mary T. F. Fierro,
wife of John W. Fierro, a wealthy artist,
on Saturday filed a petition for divorce,
ftUegtatc neglect. Yesterday Attorney
Odan O'Noil tiled for the husband the
most unique and advanced answer and
crsMs-petition ever tiled in these courts.
John says Mary is a devout believer and
disciple of woman's rights, and that her
pursuit and study of this subject has
induced her to absorb a bitter hatred for
pockety as it now exists, and especially
for mankind.
Mr. Fierro alleges that his wife thinks
it is his duty to support her in absolute
Idleness, her conception of the rights of
a married woman being that she shall
hav all the rights assumed by the stern
er k. relegating the irksome duties of
household work to others.
Farther, he ays. his speuse is a be
liever in spiritualism, and consults me
dium who pretend to advise her of his
"shortcoming" and the manner of treat
ment that should be nceted out to Mm.
On this account be asks for a divorce, de
nying alt her charges.
Decree In the Wickes Divorce Cuse.
CHICAGO. Feb. 26. Judge Tuthlll to
day delivered the decree of divorce to
Mrs. Laura. R. Wickes, wife of Thomas
H. Wickes, vice-president of the Pullman
Palace Car Company. The terms are the
reault of an amicable arrangement be-
tween the complainant and defendant.
Besides turning over to his wife life in
surance policies to the amount of S1S.500,
Mr. "Wickes transferred to her the family
residence at No. 3647 Grand boulevard,
and to her and the children the property
at No. 3516 Grand boulevard. He also
agrees to keep his life Insured for 515,000
In favor of his wife for the payment of
mortgages on the property mentioned, In
case of his death.
Hm. Drayton' Petition.
TRENTON, N. J.. Feb. 25. Mrs. Char
lotte Augusta Drayton, whose husband,
James Coleman Drayton, is suing her In
the courts of this state for a divorce, on
the grounds of adulter, today filed a
counter petition asking for a divorce oa
the grounds of desertion.
m
COLLIDED IN THE FOG.
A Slight Brash. Between the Tele
phone and XortliTrest.
The steamers Telephone and Northwest
had a little encounter yesterday morning
in a thick fog. The Telephone, starting
for Astoria, had just backed out from
her dock at the foot of Alder street, and
was waiting- for the Burnslde-street bridge
to open, when the Northwest came crash
ing into her from behind. The Northwest
was bound for the Ccwlitz river. The only
damage to the Telephone was a broken
wheel bucket. The steamer went back to
her dock for repairs, and two hours later
proceeded on her way to Astoria. The
Northwest was damaged to the extent of
about 558. The guard was broken and a
portion of the planking of the hull was
torn off down to the water's edge. The
boat was taken up to Johnston & Olsen's
yard for repairs, and the steamer Salem
was sent out in her place.
The Lighthouse Bontx.
The lighthouse tender Columbine is load
ing with material for buoy work on the
Sound. Captain Farenholt, lighthouse in
bpector, will go down to Astoria this even
ing, and if the tender can get out at once,
he will go around on her; if not. he will
wait till she gets round to the Sound and
go overland to Join her, and while there
will look out for site for xog-3lgnal sta
tions. The Manzanlta will start up river
today, to attend to. buoy work on the bars,
repair stake-lights and fix up things gen
ierally, as far up as St. Helen's.
Without a Bill of Health.
The barkentine Eureka, which arrived
at Port To.vnsend Monday from La Paz,
Mexico, without a consular bill of health.
Is detained by the customs authorities
pending the advice of the secretary of the
treasury, to whom the matter was re
ferred. The case Is similar to that of the
Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala, which was
subject to a fine of 55000, all of which was
remitted with the exception of 55.
Lout of the "Western Belle.
The Western Belle; a ship well known
In Portland, is now at New York, where
she will be converted into a barge. This
vessel, on her last voyage to Portland,
was commandJd by Captain Sweeney,
who afterwards got sadly tangled up in
the opium business with Nat Blum.
Sweeney, whan last heard of, shipped be
fore the mast from San Francisco.
Lost Several Spars.
LONDON, Feb. 26. The steamer Hall
fax City, this port, reports that on Feb
ruary 22, in latitude 50 north, longitude 16
west, she passed the British ship Lao-
mene. Captain Randall, from San Fran
cisco, September 8, for Liverpool. The
Laomene had lost her main royal mast,
foretopgallant mast and jibboom.
Xo Sign f the Powder Ship.
TACOMA, Feb. 26. The ship Occidental
arrived today to load wheat, but reports
having seen no signs of the missing
schooner Mary Dodge, 29 days out from
San Francisco with a cargo of powder.
Mnrlnp A'otr-s.
mesteamerCasca11edfflsTlervWill?
be inspected today.
The Chelmsford commenced discharging
ballast at the Sand deck yesterday.
Ships loading wheat yesterday were the
British General at the elevator, Celtic
Queen at Columbia dock No. 2, Duncan
at Montgomery dock, and Carnarvon Bay
at Victoria dock.
The Louden Hill discharged coal at the
O. R. & N. deck yesterday. The Inver-ness-shlre,
another coal ship, has arrived
up and will soon go to the Gas dock. The
big ship Dumfrelsshire has begun to take
out coal at the West Side bunkers.
Domestic unil Korclfrn Ports.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26. Freights
Aristomene, 1002 tons, now on the Sound,
lumber, thence to South America, prior to
arrivals 41s 3d; Glaucus, 1999 tons, wheat
to Cork, 28s 9d; Inverkip, 1393 tons, wheat
to Cork, 26s; Ley land Brothers, 223S tons,
now at Tacoma, wheat, thence to Cork,
prior to arrival 26s 3d; Norma, 310 tons,
now at Gray's harbor, lumber, thence to
Guaymas; Paul Isenberg, 1197 tons, wheat
or barley to Liverpool, 23s 9d; The Lin
lithgowshire, now at Astoria, lost her
wheat charter by arriving after February
13. She will probably be rechartered, but
at a lower figure.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26. Arrived
Ship Guardian, from Port Hadlock; bark
Charles B. Denny, from Departure bay.
Cleared Bark Sea King, for Nanalmo;
schooners G. G. White and Otter Hunting.
Sailed Steamer Homer, for Yaqulna bay.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26. Arrived Waes
land, from Antwerp. Sailed Lahn, for
Bremen via Southampton. Sighted State
of California, from New York for Glas
gow, passed Malin Head.
DEED OF ASSIGNMENT.
It Was Made by the Oregon City Sash
& Door Company.
OREGON CITY. Feb. 26. The Oregon
City Sash & Door Company and S. B.
Califf and Charles Callff, the members of
the partnership, made a deed of assign
ment this morning to C. O. T. Williams.
The liabilities are $1S,4B0, besides accrued
Interest on a considerable amount of
paper, which, it is estimated, will bring
the total liabilities up to nearly $20,003.
The assets listed in the aeed foot up $11,
327, Including machinery, stock, real es
tate and accounts. The real estate is
mortgaged for $1500 and the machinery for
$S0d, and $3900 of negotiable assets are held
by one of the creditors as collateral se
curity. This leaves $6327 from which to
pay debts aggregating at least $15,500. Al
lowing for the usual shrinkage in turning
property into cash under these slrcum
stances and for bad debts, the prospect
is not favorable for the unsecured credit
ors to get much on their claims.
Fifteen Portland creditors hold claims
amounting to about $2300, the larger ones
being Rasmussen, Fisher & Co. $336,
and Kelly. Dunne & Co. $i. The
concern owed only about $209 for labor.
Comparatively few of those named In the
list of creditors will suffer by the failure.
No one had any Idea that the company's
liabilities were one-third what they are,
not even the members of the company.
On account of the wide distribution of the
losses, it is not expected that any of the
endorsers will be seriously inconven
ienced by the assignment. This is the
only business failure the town has suffer
ed for more than a year, and the second
failure in considerably more than two
years. This company began business
about five years ago, and suffered loss
first from the flood of lS9d and later from
tire. It enlarged its plant and moved Into
a new mill about two years ago. The
factory has done but little work this win
ter. The trouble was precipitated by a
chattel mortgage in favor of F. Born, of
Portland, filed a week ago today.
County Clerk Hortorr has completed the
tax rolls and wilt turn them over to the
sheriff for the collection of taxes 2&arch
L The total valuation upon which Clack
amas county pays taxes this year is
$3,277,778. The state tax to be raised Is
1 $15,85. The county general fund will be
550466, the road fund 521.111, and the school
fund 529,555. The various school districts
raise an additional aggregate of 51C.CS1.
State and road poll taxes amount to 5523,
and the city tax in this city to 53G67, mak
ing a grand total of $15L2S4 to be raised
by taxation In this county this year.
A number of the people of Oregon City
attended the funeral of the late M. A.
Stratton In Portland today. Mr. Stratton
lived here many years, and he was al
ways held In the highest esteem.
The Postal Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26. At a meeting cf
the stockholders of the Postal Telegraph
Company today, the following were elect
ed directors: Albert B. Chandler, John W.
Mackay, John W. Mackay, jr., George S.
Coe, W. C. TanHorne, James W. Ells
worth, Charles R. Hosmer, George C.
Ward, William H. Baker, Edgar C. Brad
ley, and E. C. Piatt. The president's re
port stated that 3514 miles of pole line had
been constructed, and (ESS miles of wire
strung during the past year. A second
route to the Pacific coast of two copper
wires, 500 pounds to the mjle, via Colo
rado, New Mexico, Arizona and Southern
California, was also constructed. Busi
ness has been remarkably good, consider
ing the general depression, and shows a
considerable increase over last year.
Sleep and Death.
WATERBURY, Conn., Feb. 26. Mary
Fanning, aged 77, who has been In a
trance nine days, died yesterday. She
went to sleep a. week ago Sunday at 1
o'clock and could not be awakened. She
breathed naturally and coughed once, this
being the only signs of animation. She
took but little nourishment, it being forced
into her mouth.
Flood's Trial Again Postponed.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 26. The trial
of John W. Flood, ex-cashier of Donohoe
Kelly & Co.'s bank, charged with falsify
ing the records of that Institution, was
postponed today until March 27, owing to
Flood's Illness.
TO THE PUBLIC The Oregonlan charges for
all meeting notices, of whatever description.
Calls for meetings, general invitations to public
gatherings, etc., come under this head. Special
rates, however, will be given on meeting notices
of certain character, when it Is announced that
no price of admission will be charged.
AUCTION SALE TODAY.
The furniture of residence. No. 430 Alder St.,
between 11th and 12th, at 10 A. M. S. L. N.
Gilman, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
rVANHOE LODGE. NO. 10. K. OF P. Regu
lar convention this (Wednesday) evening at 7:30
o'clock, in the Marquam buildlrtg. The Knights
rank will be conferred on three esquires. Vis
iting Knights welcomed.
L. CARSTENSEN, K. R. S.
PORTLAND CHAPTER. NO. 3.
R. A. M. Special convocation this
(Wednesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock
sharp. Work In Past Master de
gree. By order of the M. E. H. P.
H. ROE. Sec
WASHINGTON COUNCIL. NO. 3. R. AND S.
M. A stated assembly of this council will be
held this (Wednesday) evening. Feb. 27. Don't
fall to attend. By order of T. I. M.
J. T. GUERIN.
DIED.
SWINTON Monday, Feb. 23, Jean, daughter of
Agnes and Linton Swlntoa, aged 23 months.
Funeral Thursday at 11 A M., at Trinity
Episcopal church. Interment private. Brook
lyn. N. Y., and Providence, R. L, papero
please copy.
WASSERMAN In this city, Feb. 20, Philip
Wasserman, aged C7 years. Funeral will take
place from residence. 505 Davis St., at 10 A
.M., Thursday, Feb. 28.
FUNERAL XOTICE
ORERENDER The funeral of 'Mr. A. Oberender
SKRlli.take place under tbetnuspiess of tbd-E&rt-
lana social Turn vereinvor-wwcn nevwas an
honored member, on Sunday next at L30 P.
M., from their hall. Fourth and Yamhill sts.
Friends Invited. Friends desiring to seo the
remains can do so at Flnley & Reiger's un
dertaking parlors, 145 Fifth St., until Sunday
morning.
EDWARD HOLMAX. undertaker and
einbnluicr, 4tli and Yamhill. Tel. SOT.
FIXLEY REIGER. Undertakers and
Embalmcrn. 145 Fifth. Tel. !).
NEW TODAY.
$5000 FOR $3400 A FINE MODERN 0-ROOM
house and lot. in Irvlngton; house cost the
builders, who were architects and built it for
their own home, the snug little sum of $3700;
lot 30x100; house modern In every particular;
one-half block from the car line; will sell tho
place for $3400, and In installments, if so de
sired. Just been foreclosed upon, hence the
sacrifice DeLashmutt & Son. 207-209 Stark st.
WE HAVE SOME VERT DESIRABLE RESI
dence lots on Vaughn, between 21st and 23d.
belonging to Johnson estate, which we will
cell for one-half what Is asked for lots around
them: street lmprbvemmts made: lots lay two
to three feet above grade. Will b sold on easy
termn. No one offering nicer quarter blocks
tor $2500. DeLashmutt & Son. 209 Stark st.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Hi FIRST
mortgages on Eastern Oregon farms, to trad a
for Portland property. They range all tha
way from $500 up. are drawing Interest, and
are all well secured. For particulars call oa
cr address DeLashmutt & Son. 209 Stark st.
SMALL FARM FOR $600 23 ACRES. 22
miles from Portland and 5 miles from railroad
station: house, shed, and 3 acres In cultiva
tion: balance easily cleared; horse, wagon. 2
cows. 2 heifers and plow. DeLashmutt & Son,
209 Stark st.
TO PRINTERS FOR SALE A FIRST-CLASS
country newspaper and job office In a county
seat town in Northern California: a bar
gain to the right person. Inquire Palmer &
Key, Portland, Or.
PC K T AICD WOOD DRY VERT BEST IN
LUrlL torrn. guaranteed. Brown & Hicks,
foot of Yamhill st. Phone 713.
"IY YXT 17V TO LOAN. REAL ESTATE SE
llllyiHXiii curlty. city and suburban. Carr
& Goldsmith, 203 Morrison St., near Front.
MORTGAGE LOANS
G to S per cent.
C. E- BCX &. CO.. Concord Bids.
GrlLMiN COAL
It Is the best and cleanest for domestic use.
Sold by all first-class city coal dealers. Ask
for it.
QUARTER BLOCK FOR LEASF.
Southwest cor. Sixth and Irving. Clayton &.
Oliver Co., room 10 Worcester block.
LOANS ON LOWEST TERMS
Ample funds to loan at 0 to 10 per cent, oa
choice and unimproved property and on first
class notes. F. V. Andrews & Co., 131 Third st.
JHiOTiEY TO IiOHiq.
In sums to suit, on approved personal or col
lateral security; warrants, notes, time checks
and other good paper discounted.
EUGENE D. WHITE & CO.. 1st and Alder.
SAND AND GRAVEL
Of all kinds, delivered.
4c PER BUSHEL; 85c PER TARD.
AMERICAN BRIDGE & CONTRACT CO..
211 Goodnough Building, Portland, Or.
8. L N. GILMAN, AUCTIONEER
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
OF
Fine furniture, at residence (sold on account of
departure). No. 407 Jackson st.. between 10th
and 11th sts.. Thursday, Feb. 2S. at 10 A. M..
comprising: Art squares; Brussels carpets; oak
rockers, upholstered; Wakefield chairs; oak cen
ter tables: reading chair; hanging lamps; oak
parlor desk; lace curtains: chiffoniers; oak
folding bed; curled-hair mattresses; oak side
board; extension table; dining chairs, etc.;
handsome bedroom suits: wire springs; mat
tresses; crockery, etc.; also refrigerator, hose,
cook stove, kitchen furniture, etc
S. L. N. GR.MAN. Auetioneer.
N. B. This sale affords an excellent onoor-
j c for r1 "Je eoods Wn M
?TEW TODAY.
WALL PAPER. 10c PER-DOUBLE ROLL, AT
Schcfield & Morgan's. 192 Third st.
$10,000. $5000. 53000. 52000. 51C00. $1500. 5S00
and 5500 to loan on mortgages. David S.
Stearns. 246 Washington st.
RATES IX CLASSIFIED COLUMN'S.
"For Rent Rooms" and "Employment Want
ed." 1 cent a word each Insertion; under all
other headings. 2 cents a word .first Insertion
and 1 cent a word each subsequent insertion.
All classified advertisements of less than 15
words counted and charged as 15 words; over 13
words,, anything less than 5 words counted and
charged as 5 words.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-320 ACRES OF GOOD
Al land, broken and ready for the plow, in
Douglas county. Wash., section 20. N.. R. SO;
can be put In crop this spring. If parry de
sires, will trade for Portland property, or sell
on reasonable terms. For full particulars ap
ply at once to McKInley Mitchell. Gervals. Or.
BEAUTD7UL RESIDENCE LOTS IN RIVER
stde. Highland Park. Rosedale and vicinity,
at half price and easy terms. Call and Inves
tigate. S. B. Rlggea & Co., 63 Third ..
room 6.
THIRTEEN ACRES. 11 MILES EAST OF
Portland, on Base Line road; S acres In cul
tivation; house and barn: price $830; must bo
sold to fettle up an estate. DeLashmutt &
Son. 209 Stark at.
BEAT THIS IF YOU CAN FOR SALE 50
acres, south of Reedville; all fenced: 10 acres
Improved; 30 slashed and burned; fine level
land; house and barn; $1500. G. L. Rohr, 262
Yamhill st.
FOR SALE A SMALL FARM. NEAR PORT
land: all Improved, with 10 acres of prunes,
7 years old; also a family orchard. Address
owner, P. O. box 10, Vancouver, Wash.
ABOUT 23 FARMS IN YAMHILL COUNTY,
the garden spot of "Oregon; all Blzes. shapes
and prices. Come and take your pick. De
Lashmutt & Eon, 200 Stark st.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 53000 MORTGAGE
on a fine farm worth 5S300: will take part
cash, balance city or suburban property. Ad
dress IC 8. care Oregonlan.
WEST IRVINGTON LOTS AND BLOCKS FOR
sale. In delightful tract; for sale on easy
terms. For particulars apply to A. G. Ryan,
305 Larrabee st.. city.
WE HAVE SOME EXTRAORDlANRY BAR
gains in acre property, near the city. Lent &
McGrew, 205 Morrison st.
$300 BUYS LOT 50x100. ON EAST 2STH ST.,
three blocks from car line. C 3, care Orego
nlan. 1C0-ACRE FARM TO EXCHANGE FOR ORE
gon town property. M. Grlffln, Cottonwood, Cal.
GENUINE BARGAINS IN LOTS. ACREAGE,
farms; 5c fare. O. R. Addlton. Lent's. Or.
TO EXCHANGE.
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE A FARM
of 102 acres, on the East Umpqua river.
Douglas county. Oregon, for a house and lot
en the East Side. This farm has 35 acres, in
a high state of cultivation, and good build
ings; Is unencumbered, and valued at $2500.
Any offer must be free from encumbrance.
DeLashmutt & Son. 209 Stark st.
TO EXCHANGE FOR PORTLAND PROPER
ty 040 acres, in Texas; also 40 rods ocean
front, at Long Beach. 295 Fremont sU
FOR RENT FARMS.
FARMS FOR RENT 12 ACRES, ALL CLEAR,
G miles northeast of Vancouver, Wash.; house,
barn, etc.; price, SS4 per year. 20 acres, 3
miles from city: 10 acres clear, balance pas
ture; 2 houses, 2 barns: price, $20 per month.
13 acres, adjoining Kenllworth; 230 fruit trees,
house, barn, etc; 5-cent fare; price, $20 per
month. 500 acres, near Brownsville, Or.: rent
on shares; 250 acres in cultivation. DeLash
mutt & Son. 200 Stark St.
FOR SALE 3IISraLTA?fEOTJS.
HORSES AT PRIVATE SALE CONSISTING
of shires. Cleveland bays, trotting bred and
Shetlands. I will sell at private sale about 40
head of horses, suitable for heavy and light
work, and roadsters; also brood mare3 and
youngsters. Horses can be seen at Park farm,
adjoining racetrack, in charge of C. Shaner,
or to A G. Ryan.
ON EXHIBITION AT VANCOUVER COMMIS
slon House, 131 Front ,st.: The premium
Brown Leghorns, Black1 Mlnorcas and Blue
Andalusians, from Stockton, Cal. Come and
seo something good.-. A "few. sittings of eggs
can. be booked, John y55: son. - ,
FOR SALE CHEAP A NEW "KIECKHEFER
passenger elevator; machinery, car, etc, all
complete. Address room 41 Sullivan block,
Seattle, Wash.
$2500 WILL BUY A WELL - EQUTPPPED
lodging-house of 30 rooms, on Third St.. doing
a good business. DeLashmutt & Son, 209
Stark st.
FOR SALE CHEAP A FINE LITTLE MARE,
suitable for buggy or saddle. For further In
formation inquire at C57 Worcester block.
FOR SALE FURNITURE OF C-ROOM COT
tage. new and at a bargain If taken at once
375 Stark st. Call from 12 to 4.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY; DANA AL
bee & Walker now occupy their new premises,
East Water st., cor. Taylor.
NEW SEWING MACHINES,
machines rented, $2 per mo.
FROM $25 UP;
34S Morrison st.
FISCHER PIANO. IN FINE CONDITION;
must be sold; $135 cash. Foss music store.
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE, CHEAP.
15 Grand ave.
HELP WAXTEDJIALE.
SALESMEN TO SELL OUR GOODS BY SAM
ple to the wholesale and retail trade: sell on
sight to every business man or firm; liberal
salary and expenses paid; position perma
nent. For terms, address, with stamp, Cen
tennial Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN IN
Oregon, to represent one of the oldest, strong
est and best-known fire insurance companies
In the United States: assets over $9,000,000;
surplus to policy-holders over $5,000,000. Ad
dress Insurance, P. O. box 130, Portland, Or.
WANTED ABLE-BODIED MEN; OF GOOD
character, between 21 and 30 years of age. for
Fourteenth U. S. Infantry. For information
apply at recruiting office. Third and Stark sts.
SALESMEN SALARY OR COMMISSION, TO
Introduce our goods to the trade; permanent
position: staple line; pleasant work. Address,
with stamp. King Mfg. Co., D 20, Chicago.
WANTED TRAVELING SALESMEN Ev
erywhere; rapid-selling specialty; elegant side
line; liberal commissions; Inclose stamp. The
Centaur Novelty Mfg. Co., MIshnwaka, Ind.
WANTED YOUNG MAN, WITH $25 CASH:
$30 month and board; no experience required.
24C Lincoln.
JAPANESE BOY AT ONCE, TO ASSIST IN
light housework and go to school. Room SI
new Dekum.
MEN TWO, ENERGETIC, WILLING TO
work; good salary to right parties. 244 First
street.
HELP WAXTED FEMALE.
WANTED A STRONG. HEALTHY GOOD
matured woman, between 5 and 40, to take
care of an Invalid; terms moderate. Call room
23 Lewis building, cop. Park and Morrison,
Wednesday, from 2 to 5.
HOUSEWORK FIRST-CLASS COOK. WHO
understands housework: must have good refer
ences; none others need apply; three In fam
ily; good wages. 120 Front st.
HOUSEWORK A GOOD, RELIABLE GIRL,
for light work: only two In family. Apply Im
mediately 14 East 12th St., cor. East Ash.
HOUSEWORK GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
work: small family; no washing; small wages.
274 Mill St., cor. Fourth.
HOUSEWORK GIRL OR WOMAN TO As
sist in light housework for board. Address P.
O. box SO.
HOUSEWORK A GOOD GIRL FOR GENER
al work. Apply to 5S0 Elizabeth St., Portland
Heights.
HOUSEWORK STRONG GIRL FOR GENER
al work in small family. Apply at 730 Hoyt
street.
HOUSEWORK GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS
cooking and general work. Apply at 343 11th
street.
HOUSEWORK GIRL FOR GENERAL WORK
in small family. Call after 9 A M., 407 Stark
street.
APPRENTICE AT THE IMPERIAL HAIR
Store, 329 Morrison St.. Marquam building.
GIRL TO WORK IN A SMALL FAMILY
and room at home. Call 454 East Davis st.
SITUATION "WANTED MALE.
3Iiscel)nncous.
SITUATION WANTED BY TRUSTWORTHY
man of business experience, as shipping clerk
in store or warehouse, or other position of
trust; had responsible position for 15 years;
best of reference. Address E 4, care Orego
nlan. SITUATION WANTED IN-THE COUNTRY
by a competent young Japanese cook; speaks
English. Address S. Tachy, 43 North Fourth
street.
SITUATION WANTED BY ENGINEER OF
experience; wages moderate. P 3, care Ore-
1 goniao.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
Housekeepers.
SITUATION WANTED AS COOK OR HOUSE
keeper. in refined Christian. American hornet
only good parties. Address V 5, care Orego
nlan. Dressmakers.
STYLISH DRESSMAKER WISHES ENGAGE
ments by the day; perfect fit and first-class
work guaranteed; charges moderate. Address
A 2, care Oregonlan.
Domestics.
SITUATION WANTED IN REFINED FAM
lly, to teach Spanish and care for one or more
children; best city references. U 5, care Ore
gonlan. SITUATION WANTED TO DO UPSTAIRS OR
second work. In hotel or boarding-house. Room
39, Qulmby house.
SITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH
girl, to do general housework. 410 Washing
ton st.
FAMILY SEWING DONE. 75c PER DAY. AD
dress P. O. box 400, city.
WAXTED AGENTS.
The Troy Laundry Co.. at 214 Grand ave.. Port
land, Or., will make liberal terms on applica
tion to any persons taking an agenry for them.
Write at once. All goods shipped them will
receive prompt attention and good service.
WANTED EXPERD2XCED, RELIABLE
agents, both men and women, to call between
9 and 12 A M. W. T. Shurtleff. supt. of
agents, room 325 Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE
agents, both men and women, to call between
9 and 12 A M. W. T. ShurtleCf. supt. of
agents, room 325 Chamber of Commerce.
LADY AGENTS RUBBER UNDERG AR
ment: quick sales: big proats: catalogue free.
Mrs. N. B. Little Mfg. Co.. Chicago, 111.
Agents in every state, on eaiary and commis
sion; agents making $25 to $30 weekly. Eu
reua Chemical & Mfg. Co.. La Crosse. Wis.
WANTED-3 NICELT FURNISHED ROOMS,
or alcove room and kitchen, for light house
keeping. Q 3, care Oregonlan.
WASTED TO REXT.
WANTED A SMALL. COSILY FURNISHED
house. In good location, by married couple.
Address Room 520 Chamber of Commerce.
WANTED TO RENT A SMALL COTTAGE,
cheap. West Side; state price. D 7, care Ore
gonlan. THE GILMAN AUCTIOn'aND COMMISSION
Company, No. 4G First St.. between Ash and
Pine, will pay cash for the furniture of resi
dences. I WOULD LIKE TO BUY SOME CITY AND
county warrants of Oregon or Washington.
Emmet Drake, dentist. 253 Washington st.
WANTED FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture. carpets, etc. to any amount. Apply
E54 Alder Jt. Gee Baker & Co.
Highest price paid for household goods, carpets,
stoves, etc. Loeffler & Cohn, 263 Front st.
WANTED A SECOND-HAND SAFE. CHEAP.
Address C 2, caro Oregonlan.
FOR RENT.
Rooms.
AT THE NEWCASTLE, COR. THIRD AND
Harrison sts. Rooms, furnished or unfur
nished; steam, gas, hot baths, free telephone,
dining-room; references. J. D. Hart and C. C
Newcastle, owners. Mrs. Ccovert, manager.
AT THE PORTSMOUTH. COR. PARK AND
Alder; very central Nicely furnished, clean,
homelike rooms: baths, parlor, office, tele
phone; furnished housekeeping rooms.
NEW ARLINGTON. 268 STARK ST.. OPPO
slte Chamber of Commerce Fine large suites,
$4; single, $1 50 and upward; hot baths, gas.
NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE RE
fused for either single, suites or housekeeping
rooms, at the New Plaza. 207 Third st.
AT THE GOODNOUGH BUILDING. FIFTH
and Yamhill, fifth floor Furnished rooms, en
suite or single; modern Improvements.
THE RICHMOND, YAMHILL, COR. PARK
Rooms from $Q up; transients a specialty; free
baths and all modern conveniences.
YAMHILL ST.. 414, COR. 11TH PLEASANT,
newly furnished rooms, for gentlemen; steam
heat, bath, gas and telephone.
TENTH ST.. NEAR MORRISON FURNISH
ed rooms, with heat, hot and cold water and
bath. Call at S27 Morrison.
PARK ST.. 1G3 COR. MORRISON HAND
somely furnished rooms, bay window and al
cove, en suite or single.
SIXTH ST.. 207. NEAR HOTEL PORTLAND
Large room, with alcove; modern conven
iences; private family.
THIRTEENTH ST.. 20&-WELL-FURNISHED
and cheerful front room; private family; oa
car line.
SIXTH ST., 73 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
with use of parlor, piano and bath; rent rea
sonable. AT 121 10TH ST., S. W. COR. WASHINGTON
Elegantly furnished rooms. Inquire of Mrs.
Osvold.
FIRST ST., 253 ROOMS. $1; FRONT, $150,
$2. $2 50 week; also front housekeeping suite
cheap.
ALDER ST., 4092 UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for lodging only; cheap; no children.
BUSH ST.. COR. JONES, SAN FRANCISCO
Fine sunny rooms. Mrs. A. M. Elklns.
WASHINGTON ST., 313, THE LAFAYETTE
Rooms, from $5 per month and up.
FIFTH ST., 4312 UNFURNISHED FRONT
rooms.
Iinoma IVIth Boaril.
COLUMBIA ST.. 392 FINELY FURNISHED
suite of rooms, suitable for two or four, in
private family: house all modern; a nice, quiet
home, with all its privileges; references ex
changed. THE HESPERIAN" WTLL BE THOROUGH
y renovated and prices reduced to suit the
times; excellent white cook: suites. $55 to $05,
for two people; single rooms, $25 to $40.
FLANDERS ST.. 510 PORTLAND WOMEN'S
Union boarding - house, for young women;
terms, including 10 pieces of washing. $3 to $7
per week, according to room.
THIRTEENTH ST.. 2G1 A SUITE OF ROOMS
on first floor, furnished or unfurnished; nice
grounds; pleasant surroundings; good board.
FOR RENT ROOMS. WITH GOOD BOARD;
use of piano; home comforts; $15 per month.
Address F 7, care Oregonlan.
AT THE COLONIAL. 1C3 10TH ST HAND
somely furnished suite, second floor; table
and service flrst-classs.
THE McKENZIE. 334 YAMHILL ST.. COR.
Seventh Nicely furnished rooms, with or with
out board.
TAYLOR ST.. 3S9 FURNISHED ROOMS. EN
suite or single, with board. 3S9 Taylor st.
ELEVENTH ST.. 1G3. COR. MORRISON DE
slrable rooms, with board; references required.
FOURTEENTH ST.. 209, COR. JEFFERSON
Pleasantly furnished rooms, with beard.
YAMHILL ST.. 391 DESIRABLE ROOMS,
with first-class board.
TWELFTH ST.. 211 TWO UNFURNISHED
rooms, with board.
Housekeeping Rooms.
COLUMBIA ST.. 2C7 -housekeeping
rooms;
children; quiet house.
SUITE FURNISHED
water convenient: no
Apply 273 Columbia.
MAIN ST.. 429-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping; also furnished parlors, suit
able for gentlemen; rent reasonable.
SIXTH ST., 310 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS,
furnished, for light housekeeping; good loca
tion; private family.
TWELFTH. ST.. 187 DESIRABLE HOUSE
keeping rooms; also lower floor of four rooms;
furnished complete.
FOR RENT UPPER FLOOR OF PRIVATE
house, 4 rooms and bath. Address F 4, care
Oregonlan.
TWO COSY HOUSEKEEPING SUITES REA
sonable. 200 1st. over Farmers & Mechan.
FIRST, 372 NEWLY FURNISHED OR UN
furnlshed rooms, for housekeeping; also rooms.
SIXTH ST.. 247 FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR
housekeeping, convenient, and reasonable rent.
Houses.
FOR RENT THAT HANDSOME. CONVEN
ient. modern 9-room house, 791 Kearney st.,
near 24th; house has furnace, fireplace, man
tel, large attic and basement; a charming
home Key can be had at house next door.
For further particulars call on C H. Korell,
164 First st., near Morrison, up stairs.
FOR RENT SMALL 7-ROOM HOUSE. NEAT
and comfortably furnished; bath; cheap to
good tenant. 403 Jefferson st.
THIRD ST. FLATS OF 4 OR 3 ROOMS, Op
posite plaza. M. C Lyon. 124 First, or H.
Ackerman. 249 Washington st-
FOR RENT 5-ROOM HOUSE. 571 SEVENTH;
5-room house, 354 Lincoln; 5-room house, 333
Lincoln. Inquire SCO Grant.
FOR RENT A PLEASANT. NEW HOUSE,
cor. 24th and Marshall, on 100x100; rent $43.
Apply C55 Irving st.
FOR RENT HOUSE 3 ROOMS. CLOSET
and pantry; water free; $5. Clinton & Mc
Coy, 2il Morrison.
FOR REST.
Hovacs.
FOR RENT ELEGANT 7-ROOM COTTAGE.
all modern improvements, 407 Jackson st.
Call 431 10th.
FOR RENT HOUSES AND STORES IN ALL
parts of city. Henry Ackerman. 24!) Wash
ington st.
FOR RENT HOUSE. 447 SEVENTH ST. IN
Qulre Woodard, Clarke & Co.. First and Al
der sts.
FOR RENT A 5-ROOM COTTAGE. ONE
block north of Bumside bridge. 41 Union ave.
FOR RENT S-ROOM. MODERN IMPROVED
house, 4SI West Park. Apply 3SG Clifton.
FOR RENT 5-ROOM HOUSE, TO SMALL
family: no children. 440 Fifth st.
FOR RENT-5-ROOM COTTAGE; CENTRAL
location. Inquire 435 Alder st.
Houses For Rent, Furniture For Sale.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT; FURNI
ture for sale; very low price; party going
East. 282 Third St., S. E. cor. Jefferson.
Store.
FIRST ST.. NEXT FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
and Salmon, near Third. Inquire M. C Lyon.
124 First, or H. Ackerman. 24'J Washington st.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Attorney.
GEORGE. GHEGOUY A liUXIWAY,
M. C Gccrge. W. M. Gregory. R. R- Dunlway.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Chamber of Commerce. Portland. Or.
J. S. WINCHESTER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
44 Sherlock bldg. Portland. Or. Notary Public
EMMONS & EMMONS. ATTORNEYS
law. 609 to 013 Chamber at Commerce
CliiropoiHstJi and Mnnlcnre.
MRS. DR. ADAMS. CHIROPODIST, MANI-
enre and pedicure parlors. Raleigh building.
Elxth and Washington sts.
Educational.
PRIVATE CLASS IN PHONOGRAPHY AND
typewriting opens March 4; shortest practical
method; day and evening class; instructions,
with use of machine, materials and books. 53
monthly; no payments until found satisfac
tory. InqiJre 394 Harrison.
WANTED BY PRIVATE TEACHER PUPILS
In German and French. Address M 4S. caru
Oregonlan.
PRACTICAL ENGINEERING SCHOOL 203
Goodnocgh bldg.. Portland. Or.: day. evening.
Mediums and Clairvoyants.
MRS. A J. SMITH. MEDIUM AND MAG
netlc healer; vapor baths. 225 First st.
GYPSY QUEEN FORTUNE - TELLER LA
dies, 50c; gentlemen, $1. 207 Salmon st.
MRS. MOORE. CLAIRVOYANT MEDIUM,
rooms 21 and 22, First and Salmon sts.
31ns Ic.
S. I. Crnvelll, teacher of vocal technique and
singing, opera and concert. 407 Marquam bldg.
Physicians.
MRS. DR. WEGENER. PRIVATE HOME FOR
all female diseases; separate rooms for ladies
before and during confinement; have enlarged
and arranged my home to suit rich and poor;
Irregularities cured In one day; guaranteed:
no instruments; regular physician of long and
successful praotice; travelers attended; no
delay; all business strictly confidential: babies
adopted. 419 Eddy st., San Francisco.
INSTANT RELIEF for monthly Irregularities.
All cases guaranteed. I am the only specialist
of 20 years' practice; satisfaction or money re
funded; consultation free; private home in
confinement, with best of care. Mrs. Dr. E.
Brunke. 107 West Park St., near Yamhill.
Spiritualists.
MRS. ADDIE R. BMITH. TEST MEDIUM.'
1S1 First it., parlors 22 and 23.
FINANCIAL.
Money to Lunn.
TO LOAN WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN
small sums on real estate security, city or
suburban. DeLashmutt & Son, 207-209 Stark
street.
BONDS AND WARRANTS OF OREGON.
Washington and Idaho bought and sold.
Cruthers & Morris. SOS Chamber ct Com.
MONEY TO LOAN $2500 ON CITY PP.OP
exty. Weal Side,- for-two or three years.- De
Lashmutt & Son, 207-209 Stark st.
ABUNDANT MONEY TO LOAN, same day ap
plied for; all klnd3 securities. D. A Epsteyn,
014 Chamber of Commerce.
MONEY TO LOAN LONG OR SHORT-TIME
personal security; also mortgages. David S.
Stearns. 24G Washington st.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL CLASSES OF SE
curity. Pacific Loan & Trust Co., rooms 30
and 37 Sherlock building.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED AND UN
improved city real estate. E. R. Hlckson.
Sherlock building.
$20 TO $500 TO LOAN ON FURNITURE OR
good collateral. H. Mann & Co., room 08 The
Dekum.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT: NOTES
and mortgages bought. R. I. Eckerson & Co.,
room 10, Washington building.
$3000 TO LOAN ON WEST SIDE CENTRAL
property, for from one to five years. DeLash
mutt & Son. 207-209 Stark st.
THIRTY AND NINETY-DAY LOANS: SUMS
to suit. W. H. Nunn. 11 Washington block.
Money to loan on chattels or any satisfactory
security. C W. Paliett, 43 McKay building.
I'll loan money on your furniture, piano, etc;
strictly private. Address M 8, care Oregonlan.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
personal security or good collaterals. S. W.
KING, formerly of Olds & King, room 45
Washington building. S. E. cor. 4th andWash.
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. PIANOS,
salaries, real estate, or any good securities;
warrants or time-checks bought: easy terms.
F. W. Graves, 814-13-10 Chamber Commerce
COMMISSION 3IERCHANTS.
HERMAN METZGER, PURCHASER OF
hides, pelts, furs, wool and tallow, and general
commission merchant. Front st., near Main.
Portland, Or. Liberal cash advances on con
signments. TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS
and commission merchants. Overland Ware
house, cor. Fourth and D sts.
ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO
duce merchants. Front & D sts., Portland, Or.
Sutton & Beebe, commission. Insurance, clipper
ships from New York; steel rails, pig iron.
H. E. BATTIN & CO.. COMMISSION MER
chants and produce dealers. 134 Front st.
J. O'CONNOR. GROCERIES AND COMMIS
sion. cor. Front and Alder st9.
BUSINESS CHANCES
OLDEST AND BEST HOTEL IN PORTLAND
for sale on easy terms; or wm trade for other
property: owner ha3 grown old and rich In
the business, and wishes to retire and take
things easy. This Is a splendid chance for a
young man. DeLashmutt & Son, 207-209 Stark
street.
FOR SALE GOOD NEWSPAPER AND JOB
office; well established In a good country town.
Address A B. C, Brownsville. Or.
INSURANCE.
THAMES AND MERSEY
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY-
OF LTVERPOOL.
Agency in Portland at No. 233 Washington st.
G. ROSENBLATT, Agent.
Capital 2.000.000
Deposit in Oregon $ 50,000
Reserve fund (in addition) 425.000
PERSONAL.
$250 WILL BUY THE FURNITURE OF A
well-furnished house of 12 rooms; all full;
terms easy. Apply 1S0 Third st.
GENTLEMEN HAVING CAST-OFF CLOTH
lng to dispose of. address 231 Burnslde st.
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
CURED BY
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
A. B. RICHARDSON-
AUCTIONEER
Office, 240 Washington St.. bet. 2d and 3d.
Residence at the cor. of Fifth and College sts.
WHOLES ALE D It CG C ISTS.
BLUMAUER - FRANK DRUG CO.. CORNER
Fourth and Morrison sts.. Portland, Or.
feNELL. HEITSHU & WOODARD CO.. Es
tablished in 1S51. Portland. Or.
LOST AXD FOUND.
$10 REWARD I WILL GIVE A REWARD
of $10 for the arrest and conviction of any
person caught stealing tha Dally or Sunday
Oregonlan south of Alder sU South Routs
Agent.
SPECIAL A'OTICES-
Brnsstvorlcs.
Francis Bros. Brass castings and finished worie
made to- crderr blacksmlthing. and machinery
repaired. 2S2 East Water st. Telephone 3003.
Iron Works.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS HEINT2 & CO..
cor. 2d and D sts., manufacturers' machines,
blacksmith and foundry wks, building fronts.
Masters Notices.
BRITISH SHIP CHELMSFORD. CAPTAIN
Thomson, from Santa Rosalia Neither the
master nor the undersigned consignees of the
above-named vessel will be responsible for
an debts that may be contracted by tho
crew. J. R. Cameron & Co.. Consignees.
BRITISH BARK DUMFRIESSHIRE. CAPT.
MacGlbbon, from Antofftgasta. Chili Neither
th master nor the undersigned consignees of
the aboe-named vessel wilt be responsible for
any debts that may be contracted by the crow.
Jas. Laldlaw & Co., Consignees.
BRITISH BARKDUMFRIESSHIRE. CAPT.
McGlbbon, ttxnn Antofagasta Neither the
master nor the undersigned consignees of the
above-named vessel will be responsible far any
debts that may be contracted by the crew.
Sibeon & Kerr. Consignees.
Stockholders' lectins
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE ANNUAL
meeting or stockholders of the Baby Horn
will be held In room 207 Worcester block, in
this city, on Tuesday. March IX 1S05, at 3
o'clock K. M for tho election of a board of col
lectors for the ensuing year.
F. S. AKIN. Secretary.
Storngc.
STORAGE OF ANY DESCRIPTION CAN BE
had reasonably at Pacific dock. Nos. 22b and
22a Front st. Advances made If desired.
Jlieelltincon.
EXECUTRIX NOTICE IN THE COUNTY
Court for the county of Multnomah, state of
Oregon Notice Is hereby given that In the
matter of the estate of Levi White, deceased,
letters testamentary have been Issued, out o
the above-entitled court, to the undersigned,
as executrix of the last will and testament
of said deceased, and that she has qualified
and entered Upon the discharge of her duties
as such. Therefore, all persons havlns claims
against the said estate are requested to pre
tent the same to me, propery verified, as by
law required, at the office of Messrs. Bro
naugh, McArthur. Fenton & Bronaugh. attor-neys-at-law.
rooms Nos. C3I. G32. 031. CSG and
63S Chamber of Commercfe building. Portland.
Oregon, within sli. months from th data
hereof. Dated this 2d day of February. 1393,
ZIPPORAH WHITE.
Executrix of the last will and testament of
Levi White, deceased.
Messrs. Bronaugh. McVrthur. Fenton &
Bronaugh. and Messrs. Dolph, Maliory,
Simon & Strahan. Attorneys for Exe
cutrlx. EXECUTRIX NOTICE IN THE COUNTY
Court of the Stato of Oregon for Multnomah.
County In the matter of the estate of Sam
uel D. Smith, deceased Notice 13 hereby given
that the' last will and testament of Samuel D.
Smith, deceased, has been admitted to pro
bate by the county court of Multnomah coun
ty, state of Oregon, and letters testamentary
have been duly Issued to the -undersigned, as
executrix thereof. All persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased are hereby
notified to present them, duly verified, to tha
undersigned, at the office of Cox, Cotton, Teal
& Minor, rooms 313 to 319 Worcester block,
Portland, Oregon, within six months from tha
date hereof. Dated this 19th day of Febru
ary, 1S95.
ELIZABETH MARGARET SMITH.
Executrix.
COX. COTTON. TEAL & MINOR,
Attorneys for Executrix.
UMBRELLAS MADE, repaired and recovered.
Meredith. 163 3d. nar Morrison. No asenta.
LEATHER FINDINGS.
THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO. WHOLE
sale saddlers and harne&s manufacturers.
Leather and saddlery hardware 74 Front sr.
HERBERT BRADLEY &. CO.. 73 FRONT ST..
Importers of shoe manufacturers' goods, shoo
store supplies, blackings, dressings, etc
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS,
cor. North Front and D sts.. Portland. Or.
BANKS.
13AVTNG3 BANK-
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANX
OF OREGON.
129 "First Street.
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS. $383,000
A general trust company and banking busi
ness transacted.
BENJ. I. COHEN-. .. -;r?resl?ent
H. L PITTOCK. L O. CLARKE.....VIee-Pre3.
E. J. ALTSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA-..Secretarie3
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. OR.
Designated Depository and Financial Agent of
of the United States.
President HENRY FAILINO
Vice-President ... H. W. CORBETT
Cashier G. E. WITHINGTON
Assistant Cashier J- "W. NEWKIRK
Second Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD
Letters of credit Issued, available In Europa
and the Eastern States.
Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold
on New York. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis, Stj
Paul. Omaha, San Francisco and tha principal
points in the Northwest.
Sight and time bills drawn in sums to salt
on London. Paris, Berlin, Frankfort-on-the-Maln.
Hong Kong.
Collections made on favorable terms at all
accessible points.
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
OP PORTLAND.
PATD UP CAPITAL. $500,000 00.
President . .. JOHN J. VALENTINS
Vice-President R- L. DURHAlt
Cashier EDWARD. COOKIMHIAM;
Assistant Cashier R. 1L DOOL2
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSI
NESS.
Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold;
on New York, Boston. Chicago, Omaha. Stj
Paul, Bf Louis, Kansas City, Denver and Saaf
Francisco,
Exchanges sold on principal cltle3 In EU-
rope, and on Hong Kong. Collections a epe
ciaity.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Incorporated by Royal Charter 1SC2.
PAID-UP CAPITAL $3,000,000
r RESERVE - 1,-no.ww
Head office, CO Lombard street, uinnon.
Branches Portland. San Francisco, Seattle
Tacoma, and In British Columbia. Victoria,
Vancouver, New Westminster, Nanalmo, Kam
loopa. Nelson. ,
A General Banking and Exchange Business
transacted. Loans made. Bills discounted
Commercial credits sranted. Deposits received
on current account, subject to check. Interest
paid on time deposits.
J. W. CURTIS. Acting Manage'.
ADaSWORTH" NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND. Cor. Third and Oak Sts
L. L HAWKINS. President: W. K. SMITH.
Vice-President; J. P. MARSHALL, Cashier.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Exchange bought and sold on all the princi
pal cities In Europe. Also facilities for tele
graphic transfers. Collections made on favor
able terms on ail accessible points.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Connected with the bank. Safes rented on eas7
terms.
LADD Si TILTON. BANKERS-.
Established In 1S59.
Transact a General Banking Business
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collations made at all points on favorabia
terms.
Letters of credit issued available In Europa
and the Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers
sold on New York. Washington, Chicago, bt.
Louis. Denver. Omaha. San Francisco, and
various points In Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
Montana, and British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London. Paris, Berlin.
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OREGON.
J. FRANK WATSON President
W. C JOHNSON.. ..-. . .-.Vice-President
H. F. McELROY Cashier
R. W. HOYT . Assistant Cashier
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Drafts and letters of credit Issued, avallaola
In all parts of tha world.
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK-
LIMITED.
Authorized Capital .. $3,500,000
Paid np 2,450,000
Reserve fund 500,000
Head office, 73 Lombard street. London.
Tills bank transacts a general banking and
exchange buslneoj, makes loans, discounts bills
and Issues commercial and travelers credits,
available la any city in the world.
Chamber of Commerce building. Third and
Stark streeta.
W, MACKINTOSH. Manager.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Drafts Issued available in all cities of Ufa United
States and Europe
President DONALD ilACLEAY
First Vice-President..... TYLER WOODWARD
Second Vice-President t. .JACOB KAMM
Cashier.- frank C. iHLLLa
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