THE MOENING OJREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY ,. 19, 1900.
3UIPIN0S WEREKQTPECEIVBD
Oaly Q,nction of Sofcrtaty Was
between United States and Spain.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Mr. Pettlgrew, of South Dakota, -R-asied
-e time of the senate on Thursday with
jSuinaldo, and spewed out a flood of re-
--w ei&naer oi American soiaiers in tne
Philippines. Pettlgrew, in the face of offl
cJ&i records, Insists that the Filipinos
were in some way deceived as to the in
dentions of the United States. He still
declares, notwithstanding testimony that
would convince any sane man, that the
-nIted States made war on Its "allies."
He persists in bearing false witness before
the American people as to the events of
the last year in Luzon. He rages bout
' duplicity and concealment," and In the
same breath opposes Senator Lodge's res-
wuwon asmng tne president to mane put)-
lie all the correspondence bearing on this
Bovernmenfs relations with the Filipinos.
Most of this information is already before
-w puunc, ana it snows mat tne aaminis-
"wm never at any time contemplated
setting up a Philippine republic, nor In any
way recognized the existence of any such
so-called republic, nor regarded the Fili
pinos led by Agulnaldo as allies.
The president's order of May 19, 1S9S, to
the commander of the military expedition
to Manila, directed him to declare to the
Filipinos that the Americans came not to
make war upon them, but "to protect them
in their homes, their employments, and
their personal and religious rights." The
only question of sovereignty in the Philip
pines was between the United States and
Bpaln. That question was settled by the
treaty of Paris. That there might be no
doubt in the minds of the natives, the
commander at Man la was directed on Au
gust 17, 1898, that "there must be no Joint
occupation, and that all must recognize
the authority of the United States. Gen
eral Otis was directed on December 21, 1SD8,
to declare the extension of American sover
eignty to all parts of the islands by virtue
of the treaty of Paris, and "to announce
and proclaim in the most public manner
that we come not as invaders and conquer
ors, but as friends." He was also admon
ished to use every possible means to avert
a conflict with the natives. No change
in this proclamation was made by Gen
eral Otis. Its terms as to sovereignty were
eo definite that the day it was published
In Manila Agulnaldo issued a manifesto
declaring that he had never agreed to
recognize American sovereignty, and pro
testing against General Otis' s gnlng him
self military governor. This disposes oi
Pettlgrew's claim that Otis endeavored to
deceive the Filipinos as to American pol
icy. Commissioners appointed by Agul
naldo met every day in January with
commissioners appointed by Otis to discuss
a scheme of government and American
sovereignty.
Two days before the senate was to vote
upon the treaty Agulnaldo declared war
against the United States, and his troops
attacked the American lines. The Phil
ippine commission, on arriving in the isl
ands, repeated and amplified the presi
dent's preceding orders and proclamations,
asserting the sovereignty of the United
States over the islands and again assur
ing the people that the amplest self-government
compatible with the rights and
obligations of the United States would be
granted them. The Tagal leaders knew
irom the beginning the attitude of this
government, and were never deceived,
however muoh they deceived their unfortu
nate followers.
All these facts are so well known that
It would not be necessary to repeat them
did not the Pettlgrews In and out of the
senate persist In denying them. Pettigrew
is possessed of a mania for distorting
truth. Cast out by the people he misrep
resents and hopeless of re-election, he uses
Ills few remaining months in the senate
to attempt to make mischief wherever and
whenever be can. His malign motives are
fco apparent that his colleagues and the
country Tegard him as a common scold
and a wearisome bore. He is a pig-headed
and pestiferous political renegade, who
uses his position to impede better men in
the discharge of their duty. When he
retires to his native obscurity, as he will
in another year, the American people will
give thanks for their deliverance.
Precious Stone Imports.
The report of General George W. Mindll,
jewelry examiner at -the public stores,
New York, on the Importation of precious
stones and pearls into the port of New
York shows the total for the calendar
year ended December 2L 1899, to be $19,32L
752 55, the largest -value ever brought
through the port of New York in the his
tory of the jewelry trade. Of this $5,907,
534 76 represents uncut diamonds and $13,
414 217 79 cut diamonds, precious stones
and pearls. That the amount would have
reached over $20,000,000 If the trade could
have had all the goods desired. General
Mindll is sure, as the Importations for
December show a .falling off from the
figures for the same month for the past
10 years.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, Jan. 18. 6 P. M. Maximum
temperature, 59; minimum temperature, 44;
river reading at 11 A. M., 16 0 feet; change In
the last 24 hours, 0.7 foot; total precipitation,
8 P. M. to 8 P. M.. 0 06 inch; total precipi
tation from Sept. L 1899, 22.75 Inches; normal
precipitation from Sept. x, 1S99, 23.60 inches;
deficiency, 0.85 inch; total sunshine Jan. 17,
7.04, possible sunshine Jan. 17, 9:CS.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
A rain area has again overspread the western
portions of Oregon cud Washington. The rain
lo heaviest along the Northwest coast. It Is
expected to extend to Eastern Washington
within the next 24 hours. The temperature has
generally fallen, except In Southwestern Idaho.
At Walla Walla the fall was 16 deg., from 56
to 40 deg. At Red Bluff, Cal., it was 20 deg.,
&nd at Portland 6 deg. An area of high baro
metric pressure is central oer Utah, and a
low-pressure area Is oer Northern Montana.
Another depression, will move across the Cana
dian provinces. Southerly winds and occasional
rain are indicated, except In the plateau region
of Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho. The
river is falling.
WEATHER SYNOPSIS.
Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S hours
ending at midnight Friday, Jan. 19:
"Vestern Oregon and Western Washington
Occasional rain; fresh to brisk southerly winds.
Eastern Oregon Probably rain or snow; cool
er, southeast winds:.
Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Oc
casional rain, east to southeast winds.
Southern Idaho Fair weather; southerly
w'rds, brisk to high at Pocatello.
Portland and vicinity Occasional rain; fresh
to brisk southerly winds. The river will con
tlm'f falling.
NEW TODAY.
TO LOAN $2500 OR LESS. ON CITY REAL
estate, at 6 per cent; no bonus. R. c. Prince,
43 Sherlock block. Third and Oak.
5-RY THE OLD BOOKSTORE FOR CHEAP
books. 229 Yamhill st.
JtiORTGAGE LOANS
improved tlCB st.
NEWCASTLE COAL
cr. -hecn leading coal on coast for 20 years.
f? flcCoast Co.. 249 Washington st. Teh 229.
Mortgage Loans
.mnroved city and farm property, at lowest
On fotes Building loans. Installment
euTTf Macmaster & BIrrell. 311 Worcester hllc
tt lowest rates on improved city property.
The Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Chamber of Commerce.
m)TTER BUTTER
MANILA MARKET
234 Yamhill P1- c01" Second.
AMUSEMENTS.
MARQUAM GRAND
CALVIN HEDLIG, Mgr.
Three more performancss, tonight, tomorrow
Matinee and evening,
TEE INCOMPARABLE NEILL COMPANY.
THE INCOMPARABLE NEILL COMPANY,
HEADED BY MR. JAMES NEILL.
HEADED BY MR. JAMES NEILL.
Tonight "Captain Swift"
Saturday Matinee "A Bachelor's Romance"
Saturday night "Captain Lsttarblair"
EVENING PRICES Lower floor, except last
3 row a, $1; last 3 rows, 75c; balcony, first 6
rows, 75c; last 0 rows, 50c; gallery, 25c.
MATINEE PRICES Lower floor, except last
3 rows, 75c; last 3 rows, 50c; balcony, first 6
rows, 50c; last 6 rows, 25c
CORDRAYS THEATER-
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING SUNDAY EVG,
JAN. 14. AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Return of a Great Favorite. That Grand and
Beautiful Play, the Idyll of the Arkansas Hills,
"HUMAN HEARTS."
The companion and successor to "Shore Acres,"
direction Wm. E. Nankevllle. An exceptionally
i Etrocg company, with special scenery for every
I act, and exactly as produced at the Flfth-Ave-
nJ,.ine"tA,eS&?. CIty' JUU m5ecuuvo
'ghts- USUAL PRICES.
CORDRAY'S
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING SUNDAY, JAN.
21. MATINEE SATURDAY.
RENTZ-SANTLEY NOVELTY CO.
RENTZ-SANTLEY NOVELTY CO.
RENTZ-SANTLEY NOVELTY CO.
IN
"AN AFFAIR OF HONOR."
"AN AFFAIR OF HONOR."
"AN AFFAIR OF HONOR."
"AN AFFAIR OF HONOR,"
USUAL PRICES.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Household furniture, at 411 Washington st,
at 10 A. M., by S. L. N. Gllman, auctioneer.
At 182 First St., of fine groceries. Sale at 10
A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer.
MEETING NOTICES.
NOBLES. On, Saturday af
ternoon, 20th Inst., at 5
o'clock, a meeting of Al
Kader Temple will be held
to receive petitions, ballot on
the same, and confer the or
der upon candidates If elect
ed. All petitions and fees
must be In the hands of the
secretary not later than 4
o'clock that day. Ceremony
at EIGHT O'CLOCK. We wait for no one.
Hlzsatanlkma jest ihazarlvedthesul ferlzboy
11ns. Light refreshments for officers and mem
bers at 6 o'clock at the hall. By order Illus
trious Potentate Katlb.
A. & A. S. RITE. Candi
dates for the reunion are re
quested to be at the hall, 8th
floor, Marquam building, Sixth
and Morrison sts., at or before
9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Please bo prompt.
GUSTAF WILSON, Rec
WASHINGTON LODGE NO. 46,
A. F. Sz A. M. Members are request
ed to meet at the residence of our
late deceased brother, John Myers,
314 East 11th St.. at 10:30 A. M.. to
attend the funeral of our said brother. Funeral
to be conducted by Multnomah Lodge, No. 1,
at Oregon City. Private car at the door.
J. A. NEWELL, Sec
PORTLAND LODGE, NO. 55, A.
F. & A. M. Regular communication
this (Friday) evening at 7:30 sharp.
By order of the W. M.
L W. PRATT, Sec
WASHINGTON COUNCIL, NO. 3, R.
& S. M. A special assembly will be
held this (Friday) evening at 7:30, for
work, Masonic hall, Burkhard building.
C. E, MILLER, Rec
DIED.
MYERS At his late residence, 314 East 11th
St., oor. East Market, Jan. 17, 1900, John
Myers, aged 09 years, 4 months, 3 days. The
funeral will take place today, Jan. 19, 1900,
at 12 M., from. St. Paul's Episcopal church,
at Oregon City. Special car will leave his late
residence, cor. East 11th and East Market
sts., at 10:45 A. M. Friends invited.
EDWARD HOL3IAS. Undertaker. 4th
and Yamhill st. Rena Stinson, lady
assistant. BotXi phones No. OOT.
J. P. FESLEY fc SON, Undertakers.
Lady Assistant. 275 Third st. Tel. it.
NEW TODAY.
FOR SATURDAY TURKEYS. GEESE AND
chickens. Turkeys, 15c lb.; chickens. 25c up.
See the La Grande Creamery Co., 264 Yam
hill. FULL-WEIGHT OREGON CREAMERY BUT
ter, 45o, 50c, 55o and 60c; dairy butter, 35c
and 40c; country butter. 30c; 2 doz. eggs, 25c.
All goods retailed at wholesale prices. La
Grande Creamery, 264 Ycmnlll.
HAM AND EGGS EGGS, 2 DOZ., 25c; BEST
Eastern sugar-cured hams, 12c See the La
Grande Creamery Co,
DOWN THEY GO!
The bottom is outl
Eggs, eggs 2 doz. for 25c.
LA GRANDE CREAMERY,
264 Yamhill st
1EWITT PURE STRAINED HONEY, 3 LBS..
25c; 10-lb. sack pure buckwheat, 40o; maple
syrup, in bulk, 65c per gallon; Germea, 20c
per package; 10-lb. sack Farina, 25c; 9 lbs.
rolled oats, 25c; 8 lbs. vhlte beans, 25c; any
standard brand patent roller flour, 70c per
sack. We sell a 60c pound of tea for 40c
This tea Is sold elsewhere at 75c per lb. 20
lbs. granulated sugar, $1; 22 lbs. for $1 with
ell general orders of groceries; shoulders, 0c
per lb.; smoked bacon, 9c per lb.; Sinclair
shoulders, bone extractod and sugar cured, 10c
par lb. 185 Third st. Oregon phone South
221; Columbia 758. Only one store.
i
THE TONTINE LD7E INS. PRINCIPLE AP
plied to savings has yielded 50 per cent profit
to persistent members. $1.25 per week for 60
weeks. Pacific Coast Investment Co., 513
Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or.
DOWN THEY GO! OREGON RANCH EGGS,
20c dozen, every egg warranted; Schillings'
Best baking powder, 1-pound can, 40c; -pound
can, 20c. Oregon Cash Grocery Co,
232 North 14th.
20 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR, $1; 1
gallon syrup, 40o; 2-gallon pail syrup. 65c;
table peaches, pears and apricots, 15c per
can. McKlnnon Grocery Co.. 173 Third st.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
$600 DESUIABLE HOME. CHEAP; LOT 30x
135, with 5-room cottage, one block from car;
easy walk to business; will sell half cash.
uomne, 270JS Washington st.
MODERN 0-ROOM HOUSE, WITH ONE ACRE
In fruit, near Mount Tabor line, close In;
easy terms; $2800. D. W. Hoelbing, 250 Stark
street.
L. B. Chlpman; farms, stock ranches, timber
claims, city property, business chances. 114
First.
Pacific Agency; city and country property; long
time loans, low rates. 313 Commercial block.
H. B. COMPSON & CO.; HOUSES FOR RENT;
bargains In city property. 618 Marquam.
$1260 LOT ON GL1SAN ST.. NEAR
Hart, room 7 Sherlock building.
FOR SALE FARMS.
niPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN ALL
parts of Oregon and Washington:' payments
made to suit purchasers. For full particulars
as to various properties, apply to Macmastor
& BIrrell. 311 Worcester block.
60 ACRES OR MORE, MOSTLY IMPROVED,
4 miles from courthouse; less than half value.
Inquire Tremont house, 343 Everett st.
IMPROVED FARM. 160 ACRES, 10 MHiES
from Portland, mile from railroad; 20
acres In hops. Drawer 17. Portland.
FARM, S00 ACRES: 200 CULTTVATED. 16 M.
west of Portland; ?30 per acre. 250 Wash. st.
FOR SALE 3IISCEI l,VEOCS.
BARGAINS IN SEVERAL SECOND - HAND
and slightly used plnaos this week at Eilers
Piano House: Whitney $218, Stelnwary S185,
Decker Brothers $260, Kimball $268. Emerson
$185. Jennings & Son $80, E. Gabler &
Brother $65, Hardman $185, Cable $160. Terms
cash or $20 down and $6, $8 or $10 monthly.
107 First st., berweea Washington and Stark.
FOR SALE-ONE BARNES' NO. 5 SCREW
cutting lathe, complete, with foot power or
counter shaft, with complete set of tools;
price, with foot power, $80; with foot power
and counter shaft, $90. American Bicycle
Company, Portland Branch Pope Sales De
partment, 132-134 Sixth St., Portland, Or.
TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKES. RENTED AND
sold. Expert repairing. Office supplies, etc.
Cunningham's. 266 Stark. Both phones.
ONE HIGH-ARM SINGER, $16; WHITE, $7.50;
St. John, $5, American, $10; W. & W. No. 8
and low-arm Singer, $5. 350 Morrison.
SOHMER UPRIGHT PIANO. GOOD AS NEW,
cash or Installments, very low price. Call or
address M., 625 East Seventh.
Ihti&r
s&
s&
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
75 RIGS, NEW AND SECOND-HAND; 500
sets harness, 100 saddles; must be sold. 211
Washington.
SAFES, SAFES, BANK WORK. LOCK DEP'T.
opening lockouts, repairs. J. E. Davis. 66 3d.
$S FOR A NEW GAS COOKER; $2 CASH,
balance 52 per month. Gas Co., 174 Fifth at.
Upright piano. $125; cost $400; one, $40; one $30;
organ $35. Upstairs, 104 1st Mrs. Martin.
Magic lanterns, new. second-hand, moving pic
tures. Bullard & Breck. 131 Post, San Fran.
25-TON LOCOMOTIVE. GOOD RUNNING OR
der, cheap. John Poole, foot of Morrison.
ritinoB.
SHERMAN, CLAY & CO.. ROOMS 10 AND 17
Rusbel building, cor. Fourth and Morrison.
Stelnway & Sons. A. B. Chase and Emerson
pianos, A. B. Chase and W. W. Putnam or
gans. Cash or installments. Gramophones and
Regina music boxes.
FRANK L. FINDLAY, EXPERT TUNER. AT
131 6th st., Oregonian bldg. Phone Main 940.
SOULE BROS.. EXPERT TUNERS. 107 FIRST
st. Phones. Eilers Piano House.
HELP WANTED MALE.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. SAN FRANCIS
CO, Cal., has a grand offer for anyone to learn
barber trade. Special this month. 000 posi
tions at $00 monthly open soon; new field;
eight weeks' term qualifies. Complete outfit
of tools presented each student. Our gradu
ates' success Increases the demand for help.
Only school whose barbers are authorized to
work in any state. Cliy map and illustrated
catalogue explaining our new Inducement
mailed! free. '
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR THE "MEMOIRS
of Dwight L. Moody," written by his son and
assisted by Ira D. Sankey. Published with the
authority of Mrs. Moody and family; only
book authorized or authentic. Demand enor
mous. Harvest-time for agents. Large prof
Its. Credit given; freight paid. Address The
Dominion Company, Dept. L. Chicago.
LIFE INSURANCE MAN, EXPERIENCED
and competent, wanted for important district
agency Mutual Life of New, York; must have
bona fide record for writing $100,000 to $300.
000; bond required; liberal commissions and
ofllce allowance. William S. Pond. State Man
ager, Oregonian building. Portland. Or.
ACTIVE MEN AND WOMEN EVERYWHERE
to take orders for "Life 'of Moody,", the great
evangelist. Sells at eight. Sample enabling
you to make from 53 to $7 dally, by mall free
on request. Address Globe Bible Pub'g Co.,
723 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
YOUNG MAN TO TRAVEL; BEGIN JAN, 15;
permanent position and good salary; will re
quire about $25 capital to qualify himself for
business. Address Q 56, care Oregonian.
1
DISHWASHER, $3 WK.; POSSIBLY ANOTH
er, $6. Sblngle-bolt cutters (cedar), laid
down, $L50. Working people, call. R. G.
Drake, now 162 First.
4
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BOOK MAN,
to take charge of book store; one who knows
books and can buy Intelligently. Address B
64, Oregonian.
SALESMEN TO SELL OFFICE SPECIAL
tles. Fine side lines. Used by all merchants.
Catalogue free. Model Mfg. Co., South Bend,
Ind.
TWO MEN LAUNDRY, MARKER, $18;
shirt-machine operator and etarcher, $18 per
week. Canadian Emp. Agency, 226 Morrison.
TWO MEN LAUNDRY, MARKER, $18;
shlrt-machlne operator and starcher, $18 per,
week. Canadian Emp. Agency, 226 Morrison.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST STATE SALARY
wanted, experience and last place employed.
Address, with stamp, S 67, care Oregondan.
MEN AND TEAMS, $4. PASS; R. R. LABOR
ers and teamsters, $1.75. pass; other work.
Canadian Emp. Agency, 220 Morrison.
Workingman's Barber Shop; haircut 15c, shave
10c; 6 chairs. Ed Dennlson, 205 Morrison st.
WANTED 500 MEN TO TRY THE BEST 5c
shave and 10c haircut, at 27 North Eecond.
HELP WANTBD-FEMALE.
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE LEARNING SHORT
hand or have failed In some other system,
come and investigate the Pernin. Can bo
learned In one-third the time of Pltmantc
systems. No shading; no position; few word
ings; connective vowels: no failures. Book
keeping taught. Pernin Shorthand School. 211
Oregonian; H. W. Behnke, Prin.
MRS. PORTER, OF THE PACIFIC EMPLOY
ment office, is now matron of the Home for
Unemplojed, at 305 Third street; will be
be pleased to have all orders sent there. Ore
gon phone Red 1581; Columbia,' 170.
ILLOND'S PREVENTATIVE CONES; ANTI
septlc, and germ destroyer; sent sealed, per
box, $1.50. Lady correspondents, send 4a
stamps for particulars. Illond Chemical Co.,
Portland, Or., P. O. box 974.
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS DINING-ROOM
girl; one who has had experience In first
class hotels and Is competent to take charge
of dining-room. Address box 16, Ontario, Or.
ORDER YOUR HELP FROM THE VOLUN
teera of America Free Employment Agency,
24 North Second st., Portland. Oregon tele
phone Hood 762. Grant McKay, Manager.
SALESWOMAN COMPETENT TO ACT AS
assistant bookkeeper and manager; state age,
experience, ealary wanted and former situa
tion. K 64, care Oregonian.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Call at 135 North 23d, between. 9 and
12 A. M.
NO END OF POSITIONS. CALL, EVERY
body. Canadian Emp. Agency. 226 Morrison.
HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE.
TEN ORGANIZERS, LADIES OR GENTLE
men, for the best fraternal order; salary and
commission to parties with ability. Address
25 Ledger, Tccoma, Wash.
WANTED SALESMAN OR WOMAN; GOOD
payr small bond required. R 66, care Orego
nian. SITUATION WANTED MALE.
Miscellaneous.
A JAPANESE YOUNG BOY WANTS SITUA
tlon to do housework or help cooking for
family. F 70, care Oregonian.
WILL THE PEOPLE OF PORTLAND GIVE
young married man work; must get work or
starve. 751 East Aeh.
SITUATION WANTED Bl' GOOD JAPANESE
cook, for family; city or country. Address G
64, care Oregonian.
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.
Domestics.
MIDDLE - AGED GIRL WOULD LIKE A
place, without washing, as cook or working
housekeeper; can give good reference. 500
Flanders st. north.
WORK WANTED FOR WHITE AND CHI
nese house help: also hotel or rests. R. G.
Drake, now 152 First. Phone 250 or Clay 751.
EXPERIENCED COOK (SCOTCH) DESHIES
position with private family; can give good
references. W 07, care Oregonian.
WANTED SITUATION TO DO HOUSEWORK
In first-class family. Address H 64, care Ore
gonian. A GOOD GERMAN GntL, AS A HOUSEKEEP
er or light housework. 16th and Northrup,
251.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED YOUNG MAN ROOM - MATE;
room and board, $15 per month; centrally lo
cated. X 69, care Oregonian.
WHL PAY CASH FOR GOOD SUBURBAN
cottage; alsp for good rental property. 220
Ablngton building.
WANTED TWO SECOND - HAND SHOW
cases and coffee mill, for grocer. Cor. Fifth
and Main.
WANT TO BUY ROOMING-HOUSE, 10 TO 16
rooma C. E. Bennett, 127 Fourth st.
BEST PRICES PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
niture. 383 Sixth. Phone Brown 602.
GOOD BOARDING-HOUSE: MUST BE CHEAP
for cash. 220 Ablngton building.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY,
with smell stock of groceries. Call at 150
Sixth st.
WANTED TO BUY A ROOMING-HOUSE;
price reasonable. Address J 04, care Orego
nian. Old-established business; invoices about $20.C00;
want to retire from business. Q 67, Oregonian.
Exceptional business opportunityk bright, ener
getic woman. 70 Lewis building, 1 to 3 P. M.
03-ROOM HOTEL; KITCHEN, DINING-ROOM,
office, store; a bargain. K. "07, Oregonian.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR" SALE A WELL-STOCKED MERCHAN
dlse store In, Glendale, Or., In the heart of
Southern Oregon mines; amount of stock,
$6500; store building 30 by 75; price of lot
and building, $1500; If desirous, will sell
stock and rent building; annual sales, $20,000;
reason for selling-, wish to engage in mining;
terms cash. Call on or address J, L. Dewey,
Glendale, On
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY WILL SELL
complete Motion Picture public entertainment
outfit with largo advertising bills and every
thing needed, cheap for cash. Have made
$60 to $300 per week. .No experience required
to operate It. Best of reasons for selling. Send
this "ad'' and address drawer 146, Chicago.
FOR SALE TWO STOCKS OF MEBCHAN
dlse: a $15,000 stock of dry' goods, and a
$5000 stock of groceries. Both houses doing
paying business; books open for Inspection.
Reason for selling, we are going to embark In
the wholesale business. Address Murphy &
Stuchell. Baker City, Or.
$600 FRUIT, CIGARS, TOBACCO, CONFEC
tionery, old stand, large stock, good fixtures,
3 rooms back. Aleo old-established grocery
and bakery stock, fixtures, oven, team; about
$1000; making money: owner In pcor health.
Collins, 270 Washington st.
FOR SALE MY STOCK OF MILLINERY AND
fixtures; have a good, established trado; a
good opening for a good millireT. Address, for
particulars, Mrs. M. McKenzie, Astoria, Or.
WANTED PARTNER WITH $10,000 TO $20,
000 ready cash for exceptionally profitable
business; advertiser old resldenter. Address
T., room 10 I. O. O. F. Temple, Portland.
FOR SALE GROCERY AND BUTCHER COM
bined: seven years located, with good cash
trade; owner wishes to go East. Address K
69, care Oregonian.
FOR SALE DRUG STORE; LONG ESTAB
llshed; good business; at one-half the price,
on account of sickness. Address X 68, care
Oregonian.
FOR SALE GOOD-PAYING WHOLESALE
fruit and produce business; good location and
good trade. Address P 00, care Oregonian.
HALF INTEREST IN BLACKSMITH SHOP
in Eastern Oregon can be bought for, $450;
half cash. Address P. O. box 2S9. city. '
WANTED BRIGHT BUSINESS WOMAN TO
take charge of good-paying business; $50 re
quired. Address D 07, care Oregonian.
ONE OR TWO STOREROOMS FOR RENT;
entire stock general merchandise for sale, or
any part. 232-234 Russell street.
FOR SALE BUTCHER SHOP; 'ALL NECES
eary appliances; In good, thriving country
town. F 64, care Oregonian.
FOR SALE NO 1 STOCK OF GROCERIES;
cheap rent; fine locatlonj none better. Ad
dress C 08, care Oregonian.
CONFECTIONERY, CIGARS AND TOBACCO;
house, with two living rooms; for sale at
sacrifice. 431 Morrison.
OLD-ESTABLISHED BUSINESS; INVOICES
about $20,000; want to retire from business.
B 53, Oregonian.
A FREE-MILLING GOLD CLAIM, 3 MILES
from Sumpter, for sale at a low figure. V 59,
care Oregonian.
FOR RENT.
Rooms.
THE SPALDING. S. E. COR. PARK AND
Alder sts., under the management of th
owner, Helen F. Spaldlru? h most complete
apartment - house in tae. Northwest; choice
rooms, for gentlemen or gentleman and wife;
furnished housekeeping suites a specialty.
THE PLEASANTON, 288 THIRD ST. FINE
furnished rooms, en suite, single or house
keeping; sunlight in all rooms; bath included;
most reasonable terms: transient solicited,
THE NEWCASTLE, S. E. COR. THIRD AND
Harrison sts. Rooms, furnished or unfur
nished; all modem conveniences; references.
THE OCCIDENTAL, 215 FIRST AND MORRI
son Rooms, suites, single, housekeeping;
every convenience; $1 week and upwards.
THE GILBERT LARGE. WELL-FURNISHED
rooms; all modern conveniences. Third and
Taylor sts. entrance. 267 Taylor.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED LARGE AND
medium-sized rooms, at low rates. The Dewey
Lodgings, 320 Front.
THE QUINCY BLOCK ELEGANT ROOMS;
modern conveniences. J. E. Minard Black,
prop. 345 First.
Gllman Hotel Brick bldg., central; furnished
rooms, $1 per week and up. First and Alder.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
rent; cheap to gentleman. 170 13th st.
FOR
160 10TH ST. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room; heat, gu, bath, running water.
PLAZA HOTEL, 207 THIRD ROOMS, 25o TO
$1 per night; $1.50 to $5 per week.
Rooms With Board.
PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; 12TH YEAR:
rooms with board: enameled hath tubs; use
of librarj; Woman's Exchange; Industrial
school. Address Mra E. C. George, superln
tendent, 510 Flanders street.
COMFORTABLE ROOM, FOR ONE OR TWO
women; good home cooking; reasonable; refer
ences. D 69, care Oregonian.
FEB. 1; TWO FRONT ROOMS, EN SUITE OR
single; bath, gas, telephone; good board The
Sterling, 535 Couch, cor. 16th.
TWO NICE FRONT ROOMS, WITH BOARD
and bath; terms reasonable. Mrs. Woolley,
321 West Park.
324 SALMON, NEAR SIXTH NICELY FUR
niiShed room, with gas, heat, bath, and board,
reasonable.
FIRST - CLASS ROOMS, WITH BOARD;
phone and bath; private family. 330 Fifth.
NICELY FURNISHED, SUNNY ROOM, WITH
board. 147 West Park.
Housekeeping Rooma.
435 ALDER FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING;
also other rooms: first ami second floor; bath,
telephone; desirable location.
175 11TH ST. NEWLY FURNISHED. IN
suites of two and three rooms; entire house
to choose from; no children.
THREE UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
for light housekeeping; good, sightly brick
block. 230 Russell st.
TWO NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP
lng rooms; alcove, pantry and bath; no chil
dren. 60 North 13th st.
TWO OR THREE LARGE. LIGHT, WELL-fltted-up
rooms, on lower floor; bath and tele
phone. 240 Park.
413 MAIN, COR. 11TH FINELY FURNISHED
parlor and kitchen; telephone, bath; no chil
dren. 388 JEFFERSON Furnished flat, 4 rooms; 3
unfurnished rooms; other rooms; references.
FOR RENT TWO ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping. 770 Commercial ot.
Houses.
FOR RENT THE LARGE AND VERY DE
slrable 16-room family boarding-house and
grounds, 210 13th st., formerly occupied by
Mrs. Percy, andi the 6-room cottage adjodrv
lng. Atkinson, Wakefield &. Co., 227 Stark st.
FOR RENT CORNER HOUSE, 17TH AND
Johnson, with all modern Improvements; 9
rooms. Inquire of A. B. Steinbacb, Fourth
ind Morrison.
8-ROOM HOUSE; BARN, LARGE YARD;
modern; on Third-street car line; cheap to
good tenant. Inquire 120 Gaines st.
Furnished Houses.
$12 PER MONTH; 4-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL
nicely furnished, complete for housekeeping;
2C0 East 37th st., near Taylor.
Hnnm-K for Kent-Fnrnitnrr for Sale.
LOOK THESE BARGAINS OVER-37 ROOMS,
elegant furniture, steam heat; best location in
city, paying big. 22 rooms, good furniture,
on Washington St.; a good buy. 12-room flat
on Washington St., furniture nearly new; a
bargain. 10-room housa, new furniture, rooms
all full, several boarders, cheap rent. Nice
10-room house, sell carpets and part furni
ture; Ave minutes' walk from postofflce. Have
several other good buys. Don't buy until you
sse me. C. E. Bennett, 127 Fourth st.
THAT NEARLY NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE NEAR
new custom-house; rent $18; price furniture
reduced to $275 A very desirable corner, 9
rooms, $475. Very choice house, 11 rooms,
new and nicely furnished, C00; or will sell
carpeta alone. Boarding and rooming. 39
rooms, nearly new furnished, steam heat,
everything modern, full of first-class people,
$3000, part down Other good large houses.
Collins, 270 Washington st.
FOR SALE PRETTY AND NEARLY NEW
furniture of 3 housekeeping rooms. Call 420
Second st., cor. Hall, flat C, upstairs.
FOR SALE NEW FURNITURE OF FIVE
room cottage; house for relit. Inquire 167
Park.
Stores.
FOR RENT ALL OR A PART OFTHE OS-
borne brick warehouse, 70X2W feet, wltn 1
trackage facilities. 17th atod Vaughn streets, i
Inquire st 235 Pins street, corner Second. J
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agricultural" Implements, Machinery.
RUSSELL & CO ENGINES. BOILERS. SAW
mills, threshers, horse-powers. 324 Belmont.
JOHN POOLE; Newton wagons, buggies, wind
mills, pumps, machinery. Foot Morrison st.
Art Goods and Picture Frames.
BERNSTEIN'S ART STORE, 307 WASHING
ton St.; great clearance sale: special bargains.
Assayers and Analysts.
J. H. FISK, MINERAL ASSAYER AND
chemist; gold dust bought. 204 Washington.
'PAUL BAUMEL. ASSAYER AND ANALYST.
uoic oust bought. 228 Stark st.
Attorneys.
H. K. SARGENT: general practice, collections.
Phone Hood 832. 71S Chamber of Commerce.
EMMONS & EMMONS, Attorneys-at-Law. 623
625 Chamber of Commercfc. Both phones 478.
PAXTON. BEACH & SIMON. ATTORNEYS-at-law,
010 Chamber of Com., Portland, Or.
Bakeries.
U. S. Bakery, Matschiner Bros., props.; breads,
cakes, pies, pastry and crackers. 101 N. 14th,
cor .Flanders.
Earlier Shops.
HOWARD'S BARBER SHOP: FINEST BRAND
cigars; 9 expert workmen. 2G6 Alder st.
Barbers' Supply House.
G. N. W. WILSON CO.. BARBERS" Sup
plies, 80 Sixth st. Oregon phone Black 2900
Hatha.
DEKUM Bathrooms: popular baths, massage.
electricity. 714-15-16 Dekum. Phone Red 2345.
Boole Stores.
New and second-hand school and other books.
203 Morrison St., between First and Front.
BoVvlInfi: Alleys.
THE BROWN BOWLING ALLEY. FOR LA
dles and gentlemen. 248 Grand ave.
Complexion Specialists.
Beautify and regulate your features; scientific
methods. Madame Steele, 722 Marquam.
Cornices Skylights.
METAL SKYLIGHTS, GALVANIZED IRON
cornices. J. C. Bayer, 265 Second street.
Creameries.
WASHINGTON CREAMERY; PURE BUTTER,
cream; bakery goods. Both phones. G. G.
Mayger. 429 Washington-
Chinese Medicines.
Dr. Blng Chong, 191 2d St.; Chinese root medi
cines cure all diseases. Examination free.
Chlropo diaia.
WM. DEVENY & MAUD DEVENY, THE
only scientific chiropodists, room 301 Ailsky
bldg., 3d and Morrison. Oreg. phone Grant 10.
L. MITCHELL, PAINLESS CHIROPODIST. OF
flce 160 5th st., opp. postofllce. Tel. Hood 914.
Miss Dart, chiropody and manicuring, room 50
Union block. 1st and Stark. 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Commission Merchnnts.
HERMAN METZGER, PURCHASER OF
hides, pelts, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old
rubber and old metal, and general commlslon
merchant. Front St.. near Main, Portland, Or.
Cash advances on consignments.
TAYLOR. YOUNG & CO.. SHIP BROKERS
and commission merchants, Sherlock building,
Portland. Or.
ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO
duce merchants. Front & D sts., Portland. Or.
EVERDING & FARRELL, commission, butter,
eggs, chickens and farm produce. Portland.
H. TUKE & CO., 234 FRONT; FLOUR. HAY,
produce, feed and groceries.
Cigar Dealers.
RAILROAD CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE;
cigars and tobaccos. Fred G. Lent, 250 Alder.
Dentists.
HENRY P. O'CONNOR, D. M. D.. 602 MAR
quam building. Morrison st., bat. 6th and 7th.
DR. C. B. BROWN: tel. Ore. Red 2846; res.,
White 634. 514-15-10 Dekum building.
Dental Supplies.
WOODARD. CLARKE & CO.,
Cor. Fourth and Washington sts.
Dressmaking.
MRS. SADIE A. McKIBBEN, MODISTE; FINE
evening and street costumes a specialty. Tel.
Scott 701. 372 East Morrison.
E. L. KEBFFE, LATE OF CHICAGO; STREET
and evening costumes; furs remodeled. 333 3d.
MISS E. MCDONALD; FASHIONABLE DRESS
maklng; jit guaranteed. 627 Washington.
MADAME McINTYRE. PARLORS. 253 6TH
st., cor. Madison; perfect fit guaranteed.
Dyeing and Cleaning.
H. W. TURNER. PROFESSIONAL DYER AND
cleaner, 301 17th. Telephone Red 131.
Educational.
Mrs. G. Smythe, late of Royal Academy, Lon
don, Eng., will receive pupils for stage course,
elocution and music: stage practice; club rates
reduced. A. O. U. W. bldg., studio 17 and 18.
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE. Fifth and
Yamhill; A. P. Armstrong, Prin., J. A. Wesco,
Sec. Open all the year. Students admitted at
any time. Catalogue free.
HOLMES' ENGLISH AND BUSINESS COL
lege, 414 Yamhill St. English course; com
mercial and shorthand courses. Send for cat
alogue. Spanish lessons; Mrs. Wm. Webb Robinson, nee
B. McDonald Selllng-Hlrsch bldg., room 53.
ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT; teach
ers prepared for examination. 361 Yamhill.
Electric Belts.
DR. SCHRAMECK'S ELECTRIC BELTS ARE
the best; examine ?5 belts. 270 Front st.
Electrical Engineers.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS. 302
Wash. All kinds electrical supplies and repairs.
Fenpe and Wire Worlcs.
PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS; WIRE
and iron fencing, ofllce railing, etc. 334 Alder.
OLD D-ST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE
Works; A. Carjson; 2S9 East Morrison St.
Harness and Saddles.
THE BREYMAN LEATHER CO., HAR
ncss and sole leather, saddlery, hardware, find
ings and shoe store supplies, 73 Front st.
THE GEORGE LAWRENCE CO. WHOLE
sale saddlers and harness manufacturers,
leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st.
Hotels.
Hotel Vlllard; newly remodeled and refurnish
ed; modern. J. E. Munsey, prop. 575 N. Front.
Insurance.
HAMBURG - BREMEN FIRE INS. CO... 103
First st. Boyd & Arnold. General Agents.
Iron Founders and Machinists.
Smith & Watson Iron Works; engines and boil
ers; legging engines a specialty; quartz and
saw mills; jnlsc machinery. Front and Hall.
Willamette Iron & Steel Works; James Lotan,
mgr.; Iron-workers, steamboat bldrs. Portland.
Laundries.
BEGIN THE NEW YEAR ARIGHT; HAVE
the Model Laundry do your work.
Leather Findings:
J. A. REID, mfr. boot and shoe uppers; full
stock shoemakers' supplies, 207 Washington st.
Losrgingr Machinery.
NEW DEVICE FOR SAVING WIRE CABLE
on logging engines. E. Turney. 507 E. Oak st.
Magnetic and Electric Massage.
MRS. ABBIE C. FRENCH CURES NERVOUS
women Without drugs. 60 Lewis building.
Midwives.
MRS. EHL. GRADUATE MIDWIFE.
North 14th st. Telephone West 607.
124
Musical.
ICembter viola for rsale: violin, viola and cornet
lessona; music furnished. Emll Thlelhorn, M.
P S. Orchdstra. 2G0 Jefferson. Tel. West 1004.
MUSIC STUDIO, 141 WEST PARK, COR. AL
der; piano, violin, guitar; terms reasonable.
Lezsons 50c; piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio-
llo, Instruments for sale. Mrs. Mar tin, 104 1st.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Massage.
THE SNOWDEN" BATHROOMS REOPENED
at 131 Fourth St.; formerly "The Nelson';
tub and vapor baths and massage. Phone
Red 421.
Milliner Investments.
OREGON EXPLORATION CO. OFFERS SPE
clal Inducements to Investors In Its wide,
rich field of operations, with no risks In pur
chase or the working of mines. The company
owns a group of eight uuartz claims of great
promise. Only a small amount of stock Is on i
the market, at a low price and easy terms, as
a targe per ceni is neia as treasury szocx xor
the benefit of every share. E. A. Clem & Co.,
515, 510 Oregonian building, Portland. Or.
SUMPTER MINES
The greatest gold camp in North America.
Kejstone Belle, 10c; Ohio. 20c; Diadem, 10c,
Northern Light, 5c. Developed and undevel
oped claims for sale. We can give you the
most reliable Investment In mines. Dawson
McDowell Co.. 41 Sherlock bldg., Portland, Or.
GRUBSTAKE FOR CAPE NOME OR KLON
dlke wanted by young, intelligent man, with
experience In placer mining and prospecting;
will give best references. Address Q 66, 'care
Oregonian.
alining.
MONTANA METALLURGICAL WORKS. IN-
corporated. Sampling and assaying; small lots
of high-grade ores bougbt: gold and silver re
fined; mint rates allowed for gold: charges,
ores, alloys, etc., gold $1.50, silver $1.50. gold
and siler $2. lead $1.50, copper $1.50. zinc
$2.50, lrtn $1.50, retorting amalgam $1.50.
S. Chase, President; J. T. Goye, Manager.
92 First St., Portland.
Mininpr Machinery.
TATUM & BO WEN. 29 TO 35 FIRST ST.;
mining, sawmill, wood - working machinery;
pump3; Hoe saws.
Medical.'
DR. PAUL CROMWELL. THE GREAT COL
ored specialist of all kinds of diseases of both
men and women. Every disease of the human
body. Ejes, ears, consumpJiw, asthma, ca
tarrh, cancer, wens and ail other chronic dis
eases positively cured. The doctor can be
seen at his new sanitarium. 171 Green ave.,
23d and "Washington.
DR. FLORA A. BROWN MAKES SPECIALTY
of asthma and diseases of women and children.
Consultation and diagnosis free. 517-1S Tha
Dekum. Portland. Or.
JUarble and Grnnlte "Works.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS; marble, gran
ite and stone work. Schanen & Neu, 263 1st.
Osteopathy.
W. ALLARD ROGERS, D. O. OF A. S. O.. THE
Portland Institute of Osteopathy. Marquam
building. Hours. 9 to 12 and 2 to 5, except Sun
days. Investigation respectfully solicited. Con
sultation free.
OREGON INFIRMARY OF OSTEOPATHY:
under the management of L. B. Smith. D. O.
Suite 409 Oregonian building. Examination
free. Lady osteopath.
DRS. NORTHRUP & ALKIRE, osteopathists,
rooms 415-16-17 Dekum block. Oregon phone
Main 349. Consultation and examination free.
Oregon Vinvl Company.
Lewis bldg.. Park and Morrison. Free Health
lectures to women Thursday, at 2:30 P. M.
Palmistry.
Miss Marie White, scientific palmt:, reads past
and future correctly. Lewis bldg., oom 6S.
Patents.
T. J. GEISLER, 010-611 CHAMBER OB COM.
Registered attorney U. S. patent ofllce.
"Photoerrnphers.
Burns, leading photographer, 6th and Morrison,
makes reliable photos at reasonable prices.
Photographic Supplies.
WOOD.tfRD. CLARKE &. CO.. WHOLESALE
and retail, cor. Fourth and Washington.
Real Estate, Loan and Rentals.
ATKINSON,
llshed 1866.
WAKEFIELD
227 Stark st.
& CO.; ESTAB-
Restanrnnta.
Strouie's Cafe: best 25c meal; famous coffee and
cake, 10c. 222 Washington, bet. 1st and 2d.
Sanitariums.
HOME FOR THE SICK; MRS. ELLEN TOUT,
nurse; confinement cases a specialty. 235 Fifth.
SaTv Mill Machinery.
Chris tenson-McMaster Machinery Co.; new an
second-hand machinery. E. Water & E Tf 7U1.
Second-Hand Goods.
We buy everything clothing, furniture, etc' Call
or address 52 Third st. Telephone Hood C85.
Showcases and Store Fixtures.
DECON. BORGESON
Washington sts.
& CO.. FRONT AND
Spiritualists.
MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
and psychic life-reader; consult her on busi
ness affairs, love troubles, absent friends;
good advice on mines; reading dally, 50c and
up. 107 First street, office 7 and 8.
LARSEN. THE PALMIST. WILL TELL THE
year when all leading events In life take place;
past and future readings, 50c 2S5 First st.
MRS. J. A. SMITH. MEDIUM AND MAGNET
IC healer, card reader; ores read and mines
located. Room S, 223 "Washington.
MRS. C. CORNELIUS. TEST MEDIUM; SIT
tlngs dally. Alisky bldg., Third and Morrison.
MRS. STEVENS. Psychic, inspiration writings.
25c. Sittings dally, 50c up. 342 First st.
ASTROLOGY, reliable delineations also taught.
9 to 9. L. K. Adams, 63 Park.
MRS. WESTLAKE. 350 MORRISON, PAR
lors 34 and 35. Phone Main 757.
Stornjre.
OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty.
Insurance rates low; storage rates reasonable.
Careful attention given to country consign
ments. Tel. Or. Main 777: Columbia 670L
Storage and Transfer.
SAFES. PIANOS. FURNITURE MOVED AND
packed for shipping. C M. Olsen. 123 First.
Tel. office. Main 10S7; Black 801.
STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN RE HAD
at Fred Bickel's storehouse. 31 North Front.
Transfer and Storage.
PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED. A. I.
Murphy, First and Taylor. Phone Black 2SS3.
"Veterinnry Surgeon.
G. W. Vaughn. V. S.;
tention horses' teeth.
all diseases: special at
Tel. Hood 723. 122 5th.
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
CHAS. A. GIRT. WATCH CLEANLNG. COc;
other work In proportion; guaranteed. 302 1st.
Wholesale Grocers.
ALLEN . LEWIS. .WHOLESALE GROCERS,
car. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or.
Wholesale DrujrKlsts.
WOODARD. CLARKE & CO.. WHOLE3ALB
druggists, corner Fourth and Washington.
Wines nnd Liquors.
Fine wines, liquors and cigars; free lunch;
everything first class. Tom Perkins, 329 Front.
Wn.LTAM TELL SALOON; CHOICE WINES
and liquors; fine lunch; beer. 5c 211 Alder.
Wood and Coal.
DRY WOOD: FIR. OAK; LONG OR SAWED.
Nlckum. 342 Water st. Both phones.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Snake River Valley
Railroad Company Notice Is hereby given
that the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Snake River Valley Railroad Company
will be held, pursuant to the by-laws, on
Monday, the 5th day of February, 1900. at 12
o'clock noon, at the office of the secretary of
the company, room 314 Worcester building.
Portland. Or. HENRY F. CONNER.
Dated January 15. 1900. Secretary.
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the Washington Railroad
Company Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Washington Railroad Company will be held
at the office of the company, room 314 Worces
ter building, Portland. Oregon, on Monday,
the 5th day of February, 1900. at 12 o'clock
noon. HENRY F. CONNER, Secretary.
Dated January 15, 1900.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of Wolff & Zwlck
er Iron Works will take place at the office of
the company, in Portland. Or., on Saturday,
January 20, 1900, at 5 o'clock P. M.
F. L, ZIMMERMAN, Secretary,.
PERSONAL.
27 women wanted suffering from Irregular, pain
ful or stoppage of periods: toucorrfcMe,
(whites), and all complicated diseases pertain
ing to changes, of life, cured by old Dr. Ksb
lr. cor. Second and YamMll sts. 329 wonwn
called last month. Consultation free, and jkI
vate rooms for ladles. If can't call, write.
Inclosing 10 2c stamps. Hundreds treated at
home by his new system.
MARRIED LADIES. WHY WORRY OR
dread certain periods? Our tablets are safe,
sure and prompt, no failures; cowlaelng
samples. 50 cents. California Medtetse Co..
406 Clay street. San Francisco.
WE PRINT 30 FINE VISITING CARDS 25cv
50 35c. 100 50c." sent postpaid: 150 ttctieta
$1.25, 200 programmes $1.25. 160 invitations
$1.50. Brown & Schmale, Printers. 229 First
St.. Portland. Or.
ONE SUIT CALLED FOR. PRESSSD.
sponged and delivered every week, $1 a month.
Also steam cleaning, dyeing and repairing.
Unique Tailoring Co., 34T Washington. Phones.
Wrinkles and all facial blemishes removed by
electricity, cup. roller and sponge. Lewis big.
REOPENED The Francis rooming-house, for
merly The Snowden batnnouse. 129 Fourth.
SELECT MESSAGE AND MAGNETIC; LADT
from San Francisco. Parlor 20. 298 Sterk at.
Otto Kllngbeil. magnetic healer. 307 East Sixth
St., treats any sickness. Ore. phone Scott 603.
Mrs. Dr. McCoy, electric treatments. La Porto
house, cor. Third and Yamhill sts., room. 14.
CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADIES AND GEN
tlemen. Apply at room 45 Labbe building.
WHY SUFFER LONGER' CALL AT 13 3D
north, magnetic healer. Weltmer system.
GRAND RONDE INDIAN SHOPPING
kets. Res.. 121 13th. cor. Washington.
Carlotta's Dream Suppc6ttorIes for ladies; anti
septic: harmless; sure 722 Marquam.
DOUBTFUL DEBTS COLLECTED,
where. 51S Chamber of Commerce.
ANY-
FOR MASSAGE. BATHS. CALL XT
Washington street, room 33.
313
FINANCIAL.
WRITE ME; I'll loan you money on your furni
ture, privately low rate. S 43. Oregonian.
Money loaned on chattels and real property, rea
sonable. 612 Commercial bldg.. 2d and Wash.
CHATTEL LOANS ON GOOD SECURITY;
low rates; private party. 319 Alisky building.
Loans on bicycles, planes and personal proper
ty, w. a. liatnaway. room 10 Wash. bldg.
State funds loaned iKd per cent. W. E. Thomas.
State Agt. for Mul!
Co.. 400 Chamber of Cora.
LOANS WITHOUT PUBLICITY ON FURNI
ture. pianos, salaries, etc Can be paid la
Installments, reducing Interest. Rates lower
than the lowest. F. W. Grave3. Mgr.. 283
Alder, near 4 th. ground floor. Tel. Green 444.
$200,000 TO LOAN AT 5. 6. T PER CENT.
City and suburban property for sale and. rent.
Agent for Westchester Fire Insurance Co. Wm,
G. Beck. 321 Morrison sc
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $25 TO
$500, on all classes of security. R. I. Ecku
son & Co.. room & Washington building.
MONEY LOANED on suburban real estate, or
. good security of all kinds; In sums to suit. W.
H. Nunn. 311 Macleay bldg. Phone Main 622.
ONE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
loan; realty security; 7 per cent. 228 Aotag
ton building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
HARTMAN. THOMPSON & POWERS.
3 Chamber of Commerce.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT FOR
cash or taken as security for term loans.
Eugene D. White & Co.. 420 Commercial btk.
MONEY TO LOAN on any good security; atrlt
ly private. Call "Mann." 604 Dekum build tag.
MONEY TO LOAN on furniture or good seeurl
tles. S. W. King, room 45 Washington bldg.
LOANS on mat rerssnal. chattel or salary se
curity C W PallPtt '15 Commercial block.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST WEDNESDAY MORNING. BYH
glasses, between Dixon (Et Side) and Front
and Burnstde. Finder please advis vhena
Main 408 or Pink. 41. and owner wltt aall tot
them. ,
LOST-ON THURSDAY". PURSE. AT POST
ofllce or Sixth St., south. Return to 330 Sav
enthst. LOST GOLD - PLATE GLASSES; f ERX
heavy glass. Reward. .Leave at St. Charted
hotel.
FOUND A DRIFT BOAT.
Greenwaid 2tt Vaughn st.
INQUIRK OF P.
WANTED A GE.TS.
GASOLINE LAMPS. MANTLEa. CHIMNEYS,
shades; lowest prices. Columbian Gad Lamp
Co., 72 Third St.. Portland.
Agents make big money with our line. Write tat
particulars. Great Northern Woolen Mttts.
Chicago.
Economy Gas Lamp Co. light 15 hours 5 eta.
Agento wanted. H. W. Manning. Agt.. 43 3d.
BANK5.
SAVINGS BANK
PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY
OF OREGON.
. 109 THIRD STREET.
Money to loan on mortguge.
A general trust and agency business transacted.
BLNJ. I. COHEN Prefcnt
H. L. PiTlUv.lv, A. S. NICHOLS. :..Vlcj-Pwa.
E. J. ALTSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA Secratartoj;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND, OR.
Designated Depositary and Mndnclal Agent ofl
the United Stated.
President M. W. CORBETT
Cashier ....G. .. WITH1NGTON
Assistant Cashier J. W. NJJWKIRK
Second Assistant Cashier W. C..ALVORD
Letters of credl issued, available in Europe
and tiia Eastern states.
Sight exchange ana telegraphic transfers sold
on New lork. Boston. Chicago, St. Louis, St.
Paul. Omaha, ban Francisco and tha principal
pomu In the Northwest.
Sight and time bills drawn In sums to suit oa
Lonaon. Paris, Berlin. Franltfort-on-the-Maln,
Hong Kong, Yokohuma. Copennaen. Cnraiiamo,
Stockholm, St. Petersburg. Moscow. Zurich. Hon
olulu. Collections made on favorable terms.
LADD & TILTON. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1S39.
Transact a General Banking Business.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made at all points on favorably
terms. Letters of credit Issued available In Eu
rope and the Eastern states.
htght Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold
on New York. Washington, Chicago, St. Louis,
Denver, Omaha, San Francisco and various polnfc
in Oregon. Washington. Idaho, Montana and
British Columbia.
Exchange sold on London. Paris. Berlin.
Frankfort and Hong Kong.
WELLS. FARGO & CO. BANK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS .$0,250,000
JOHN J. VALENTINE PRESIDENT
HOMER S. KING MANAGER
(San Francisco.)
R. M- DOOLEY CASHIER
H. G. HANLEY ASSISTANT CASHIER,
(Portland.)
General Banking Business transacted. Ex
change sold, and Letters of Credit Issued, avail
able in all parts of tha world.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND. OREGON.
J. FRANK WATSON President
R. L. DURHAM .Vlce-PresWent
RV, IIOYT Casatar
GEO. W. HOYT Assistant Cashiee
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
Interest paid on ume deposits.
Drafts and letters of credit issued, available la
all parts of the world.
Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought.
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
LIMITED. CAPITAL PAH) UP $2.,50,COO
Head Office. 73 Lombard street, London.
This bank transacts a general banking and ex
change business; makes loans, discounts stis and
Issues commercial and travelers credits., avail
able in any city In the world.
Chamber of Commerce building. Third and
Stark streets. W. MACKINTOSH, Manager.
AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND, cor. Third and Oak sts.
J. a AINSWORTH; Pres.. W. W. PHILLIPS.
Cashier.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Exchange bought and sold on all the principal
cities In Europe. Also facilities for telegraphfa
transfers. Collections made on favorable terms
on all accessible points.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Connected with the bank. Safes rented on easy
terms.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Transacts a General Bonking Business.
Drafts Issued available in all cities ot the
United States and Europe.
President .- - TYLER WOODWARD
Vice-President - JACOB KAMM
Cashier F. a MILLEH
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-PAID-UP
CAPITAL ... ...$3.000.CO
RESERVE 500,000
Head Office, CO Lombard street. London.
Com'l block. 244 Washington st.. Portland.
R. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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