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Newspaper Page TextTHE JIOHNISa OREGONIA2J, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1901. THE STRUGGLE FORTRADE ROSEBERY TALKS OF THE COMING; CONFLICT. American Capital and German Shrewdness Destroying: Great Britain's Commercial Supremacy. LONDON, Jan. 17. The Earl of Rose bery. responding to a toast to his health at the annual banquet of the "Wolver hampton Chamber of Commerce, spoke of the "Great Commercial "Warfare Being; Waged Against England." "The chief rivals to be feared," said His Lordship, "are America and Germany. The Americans, with their vast and al most Incalculable resources, their acute neas and enterprise, and their huge pop ulation, -which will probably be 100,000.009 In 20 years, together with the plan they have adopted for putting- accumulated wealth Into great co-operative syndicates or trusts for the purpose of carrying on -this great commercial warfare, are per haps most formidable. On the other hand, the Germans, with the calculating and conquering spirit and the energy with which they eelze and use Its best and most economical methods, are but less re doubtable than the Americans. The Americans, scarcely satisfied with gigan tic individual fortunes, use these by com bination to make of capital a power which, wielded by one or two minds. Is almost Irresistible, and If this power Is concentrated against Great Britain In trade warfare. It will be a danger we can not afford to disregard. A trust of many millions might compete with any trade in England, underselling all her products at a considerable loss. This Is a possible out come of the Immediate future. "A curious feature. If I may say so without Impertinence, seems to be that In the faculty for the acquisition of money there Is a complete contempt for money except as a moans of making more, and for power. These millionaires, of whom we hear so much, are often men of simple lives, whose simple rule Is to make enough accumulations In order to acquire more power. "England. In order to withstand Inter national competition, must thoroughly educate her youth, and I would suggest sending batches of young men abroad to learn the best our rivals know." Lord Rosebery prefaced his declarations regarding commercial warfare with the following observations: "The enormous and constantly Increas ing armament of Europe may be the means of preserving peace. In the first place, this may be so because war Is an operation -of such Incalculable Importance, producing such Immeasurable Tesults, that any nation hesitates to trust Its fortunes to the Issue; and in the second place, there Is scarcely any territory In the world now to acquire except countries so dense ly populated that the cost of their acqui sition would be Incalculably greater than their material value to the conqueror." Comment on the Speech. NEW YORK, Jan. 17. A dispatch to the Tribune from London says: Lord Rosebery has again set the nation thinking. His speech at "Wolyerhampton Is freely commented jm hy the newspa pers, which, on the whole, thank the Liberal Earl for his remarks, but wish he had not been so candid. They are an noyed at being so frequently told of late that England's foreign trade Is suffering from American and German competition. Lord Rosebery did not supply any con clusive answer to the question how was England to flght America and Germany successfully In the war of trade, and the Standard remarks that If anything ef fectual Is to be done, the leaders of opin ion must abandon their meretricious gen eralization and apply themselves closely to details of the problems on which they are so fond of touching. The Times also has a sturdy aig at the Liberal leader. Perhaps, It says. It is not the British com mercial classes alone who are In need of education. DIVORCE LAWS. Episcopal Bishop's Discussion Be fore New York Bar Association. ALBANY. N. Y., Jan. 17. Discussing the subject of divorce before the New York State Bar Association, "William C. Doane, Protestant Episcopal Rlsbop of Albany, said: "It will not seem ungenerous If, In Jus tice to a somewhat public and very pro nounced position on this whole subject, I guard, at the outset, my warm approval of the proposed act to establish a uni form law 'relative to divorces, procedure and divorce from the bonds,' or, as I should say, from the bond- of marriage. Quite apart from my Intense convictions as a Christian man and clergyman, that the bond of matrimony can only be dis solved by death, and that adultery (and nothing else), may be recognized from the Scriptural point of view as a cause for the legal dissolution of marriage, I havo the deepest feelings as a man, on purely human and social and civil and legal grounds, that the old English law is sound, w hlch provides for separation from bed and board, with no right of remar riage, and knew no other meaning of the word, 'divorce. ' I learned long ago that to wait for perfection, to be content with nothing but Just what suit one's own Individual convictions, is to sit on tho bank until the stream runs dry. " 'Get the best possible,' Governor Roose velt says, 'when the perfect best Is not obtainable.' I am quite ready to welcome new proposals as the best possible now, and as a ollxnh, and a good, steep climb, by comparison with the existing condition of things. "The features of the proposed legisla tion which seem to be most valuable, arc the requirement for a bona flde permanent residence in effect and in intention In the state where the suit Is brought; the limit ation of grounds of divorce to the law of the state In which the case arose, the requirement of hearing before the court in open session, and the restricting In re gard to the personal service of process upon the defendant. "Such legislation generally adopted would make our courts cease to be 'schools for scandals,' and would tend largely to remove from America tho evil repute which has come upon her for loose methods of dealing with this matter of paramount importance to society and hu manity. More than this, using the word scandal In its original sense. It would take away from many erring and mis guided feet a stumbling olock and occa sion to fall.' " FORCE OF PUBLIC OPINION. President Hauler Says It Counts for Store -Than Statutes. NEW YORK. Jan. 17. President A. T. Hadley. of Yale University, In an address before the students of Princeton Univer sity, at Princeton. N. J., spoke upon "Government by Public Opinion." Among other things, he said: "There la a wrong tendency to revert to the old system of special legislation in modern democracies. But the results by no means promise to solve the question of properly ordering our political life. Ill-devised statutes, passed sometimes under the Influence of this Idea, seldom produce the effect of coercing the wicked. Sometimes they are so systematically evaded as to become a mockery. Some times they are allowed to degenerate into a means of blackmail. A statute passed by a majority in the face of a. reluotant minority does not represent the will of the people. It Is legislation la favor of a olass which happens at the moment to control the greater number of votes. "ilost people object to trusts. "Why? Largely because they don't own them. If a man really believes that a trust la a bad thing, and would refuse to coun tenance Its proceedings If he were given, a majority Interest In Its stock, he can fairly call his objection and that of men like himself by the name of public senti ment, and nbt otherwise. "Host of, the effective control of combi nations of capital has been, in fact, brought about by Intelligent public opin ion. Our experience in liquor legislation, In railroad control, and many other sub jects of modern activity, shows that un der the present system public opinion counts for more than any statute. "The essential mark of a gentleman, distinct from accidents of birth and clothes, of manners and speech. Is his readiness to accept a trust, even when it is practically disadvantageous. This readiness Is characteristic of the Ameri can people and makes them capable of self-government. I "There is much that Is as yet defective In our social and political code of honor, but the fault is in the code, and not In the men, and therefore, the task of tho reformer Is no Insuperable one." "Will positively cure side headache and prevent its return. This is not talk; but truth. Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill a dose. Try them. . m Van Camo's Soups, 10c at all Grocers. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND, Jan. 17. 8 P. 31. Maximum temperature. 48; minimum temperature, 34; river reading at 11 A. M., 20.8 feet; change, in the past 24 hours, 0.0 foot; total precipitation, S P. M. to 5 P. M., 0.00; total precipitation since Sept. 1. 1000, 23.82 inches: normal precip itation since Sept. 1, 1000, 23.37 Inches; excess, 0.45 inch; total sunshine Jan. 1C, 4:00; possible sunshlna Jan. 1C, 0.00. WEATHER CONDITIONS. No rain has fallen in the Pacific and Rocky Mountain States during the last 24 hours, and the changes In temperature have been small and unimportant. The indications are for rain In Northwestern Oregon and Western "Wash ington Friday, with continued fair weather in the remaining portion of the North Faclflo States. THE RIVER. The river at Portland came to a stand at 6 A. 31. Thursday, at a stage of 20.9 feet. It began slowly falling at 8 A. M., and at 5 P. M. had reached a stage of 20.6 feet. It will fall more rapidly Friday, and probably reach a stage of about 18 feet by evening. The fol lowing reports were received at 5 P. M.: Eugene 8.4 feet, fall, since 8 A. M. 0.0 foot. Albany 20.1 feet, fall since 8A.M, 2.0 feet. Salem 22.0 feet, fall since 8 A. M. 2.0 feet "WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S hours ending at midnight Friday, January 18: Portland and vicinity Probably ralnj south erly winds. "Western Oregon Fair in south, probably rain In north portion; southerly winds. Western Washington Cloudy and threaten ing, with probably rain; southerly winds. Eastern Oregon and Southern Idaho Fair; southerly winds. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Fair: warmer In souia portion, winds mo3tly southerly. EDWARD A. BEALS Forecast Official CLASSIFIED AD. RATES "Rooms." "Rooms and Board." "Housekeep ing Rooms." "Situations Wanted," 15 words or less, IS cents; 16 to 20 words, 20 cents; 21 to 25 words, 25 cents, etc. No discount for additional Insertions. UNDER ALL OTHER HEADS except "Nw Today." 30 cents for 15 words or less; 1C to 20 words, 40 cents; 21 to 25 words. 60 cents, etc. first Insertion Each additional insertion, ono half; no further discount under one month. "NEW TODAY" (gauge measure agate), 15 cents per line first Insertion; 10 cents per line for each additional insertion. ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS, ad dressed care The Oregonlan and left at this of fice, should always be Inclosed In sealed envel opes. No stamp is required on such letters. The Oregonlan will not be responsible- for er rors In advertisements taken through the tele phone. ATCTION SALES TODAY. At Gllman's auction rooms, 411 Washington St.. at 10 o'clock A. M. S. L. N. Gllman. auctioneer. At Wilson's salesroom, 182 First St., at 10 o'clock A. M. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer. MEETING NOTICES. There will be a meetlns of Al-Kader Temple on Saturday evening at 0:30, the 10th Inst . to receive petitions, ballot for and confer the crder upon candidates elected. Ceremonial session at 8 o'clock. STRONG. ABLE-BODIED MEN wanted to accompany the expedition. B. G. "V HITEHOUbE, Sec A. & A. S. RITE. Programme for today: Candidates assemble at 9 A. M. 4th, 5th and Gth degrees at 10 A. M. 7th to 13th degrees at 11 A M 14 th degree at 2 P. M. lu'h to 17th degrees at 3 P M. lhth degree at 8 P. M. 19th to 23th at 9 P. M. PRESIDING OFFICER. PORTLAND LODGE, NO. 55, A. F. & A. M. Regular meeting this (Friday) evening at 7 30 o'cloak. Work In F. C. degree. Visiting brothers welcome. By order of W. M. I. W. PRATT, Sec. DOUX. MERRKLL At Cornelius, Jan. 17. 1901. to the wife of William Merrill, a son, Dr. C. L. Large attending. DIED. DEAN In this city. Jan. 16, 1901, Dora Good ing Dean, agod 14 years, 7 months; daugh ter of Mr and Mrs. N. M. Dean. The funeral will take place from the family resi dence. ,l Seventh st.. today, 1:30 P. M. Friends in lted. WATKINS In this city, at SJL Vincent's Hos pital, Jan 15. Mrs. Clementine Watklns, aged 34 ears, 10 months. Funeral today at S P M. from Holman's undortaklnr parlors. Grant's Pass papers pleaso copy. YOUNG In this city, Jan. 17. 1001, at the late residence. 154 North Sixth st., Fred Young, beloved husband of Gertrude Young, aged 38 jears. Notice of funeral hereafter. CHAPMAN In this city, Jan. 10, 1001, L. F. Chapman, aged 88 years. 2 months. Re mains at Flnley, Kimball & Co.'s until 2 P. M.. Jan. 18. WARNER At his home. White Salmon, Wash.. Jan. 15. James R. Warner. Funeral will take place today at 10.30 from Holman's un dertaking parlors, Fourth and Yamhill sts. CAPLINGER At his residence, at Woodlawn, Jan. 17, 1901, Wm. Capllnger, aged 7S years. Funeral notice later. EDWARD HOLMAN, Cndertaker,4th and Yamhill ats. Rena Stlnson, lady assistant. Both phones No. S07. Flnley, KUmball & Co., Undertakers. Lady assistant. 275 Third st. Tel. O. NEW TODAY. 2 PKGS. OF ARBUCKLES OR LION COF fee, 25c, 2 big pkgs. mush, 15c, 10-lb. sack of rye flour. 20c. 0 lbs. clean rolled oats 25c, C lbs., white beans, 25c: No. 1 sack of hard-wheat flour, 85c; good valley flour, 75c; SO-lb. sack of salt. 30c. tomatoes, 90c dor.; good cooking apples, 75c box; big sacks Bur bank potatoes, 65c; 3 lbs. Gold Dust. 15a: dried peaches or apples, 5c lb. Oregon Cash: Grocery Co.. 232. North 14th. STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT; BRICK building, centrally located; first floor and basement. Call 100 First st. Mortgage Loans Oa improved city and farm property. R. LIVINGSTONE. U2t Stark st BUY YOUR GOODS At "Wholesale Prices. Arbuckle's coffee, 2 pkgs. 25c: Lion coffee, 2 pkgs. 2Bc; 60c tea for 33c; best full-weight creamery butter. 45c 50c and 55c, fine, fresh dairy butter. 30c 35s and 40c; fresh ranch eggs. 2 dor. 55c; Eastern eggs. 2 doz. 45c; 10 lbs. Eastern or Oregon lard. $lj new mild cheese. New York cheese, limburger and cream. All roods, sold at wholesale prices. Seethe LA GRANDE CREAMERY rTamhin. By order & A3IUSE3IENTS. CORDRAY'S THEATER One week, commencing Sunday eve. Jan. 13. Matinee Saturday. The Greatest Show of the kind on earth. Isham's Famous Octoroonst presenting the pTogressU-e and timely Grand Operatic Comedy Spectacle, s "KING RASTUS." "Something doing sure." The largest and most complete colored; organization In Amer ica. 40 Famous, Time-Tried Favorites 10 Magnificent chorus ensembles, refreshing fun of recent issue, dazzling scenic outfit, gorgeous costume display, full of redeeming features. CORDRAY'S THEATER One solid week, commencing Sunday sight, Jon. 20, Saturday Matinee, RICHARDS &. PRINGLES FAMOUS GEOROIA MINSTRELS. A Big Merry Round of Mirthful Minstrelsy. 50 Minstrel Stars. Two Superb Bands. Four Swell English Boulevard Traps drawn by Ken tucky thoroughbred horses. Special train of Pullman cars. Parade at 2:30 P. M. Usual popular prices; MARQCAM GRAND CALVIN HEILIG, Manager. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Jan. 21, 22. 23, Special Matinee Wednesday at 2-15 P. M. Wm. A. Brady's Grand Scenic Production, "THE SORROWS OF SATAN." Evening prices Lower floor, except last 3 rows, 51, last 3, 75c, balcony, first 0 rows. 75c; last C, 50c, gallery. 25c; boxes and loges, $7.50. Matinee prices Lower floor, except last' 8 rows, 75c; last 3, 50c; balcony, first 6 rows, 50o; last 0, 23c, boxes and loges, $5. Seats now selling. METROPOLITAN Portland's down-town theater. Third and Yamhni sts. Clarence H. Jonee, Manager. Phone Grant 741. All the week, tilth Saturday matinee, MAUDE SUTTON and a big company in A CIRCUS GIRL. A CIRCUS GIRL. A CIRCUS OIKL. It was so gCod it had to come back. A laugh that you will remember. Next attrac tion "A Husband on Salary." PRICES JUST THE SAME. FREDERICKSBURG MUSIC HALL Seventh and Aldr sts. HALLIWAY & SEVOR. America's premier song-and-dance artists. LEONDOR BROTHERS, The world's greatest gladiatorial acrobats. MABELLE DARR. Song and dance. NEW TODAY. MORTGAGE LOANS On Improved cfty and farm property, at lowest current rates. Building loans. Installment loans MacMaster & Blrrclh- 311 Worcester blk. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. For Sals Prune orchards, 27 and 30 acres, al most adjoining; 3200 bearing trees; Italian. Petite and a few Silver: some uncultivated land in both; dwelling, etc.; In Red Hills, . near Turner, Marlon Co.; fine tlew, to be ' sold Jointly. $2880 Address H. W Klrkpat rick. care Standard Box Factory. Portland. SPECIAL SNAP v 2 acres on Base Lino road, 6 miles east of Willamette River: will sell In 5-acre r tracts; $50 an acre and up. We are Instruct ed to sell only a few acres at this price. Grlndstaff & Blaln. 210 Stark. A LARGE LIST OF FARM AND CITT PROP erty. business chances, etc. See us befor buying. Canadian Employment and Real Es tate Office, 220 Morrison, room 10. FOR SALE A QLARTER BLOCK, WITH four houses. Address W 13, O'-egontan FOR SALE FARMS. IMPROVED FARMS TOR SALE IN ALL part, of Oregon and Washington, vamnt made to null purchasers. For full pantlculara as to various properties, apply to MacMaster & Blrrell. 311 Worcester blcck FRUIT RANCH. ONE-HALF MILE FROM town: 12 acres bearing orchard 0 acres pas ture F A Shprm.in "ioncalla. Or. TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. WE BUY AND SELL TIMBER IN LARGE or small tracts and deal In 'land scrip Tne Syndicate Company.. 2LU California building. Tacoma. TO EXCHANGE." To Trade 10-acre Improved ranch near Ke!o. - Wash. Make offer. McPheron. Oilman Hoti. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. TYPEWRITERS. ALL MAKEb HEN"1 ED and sold. Expert repairing, office .-uj-pl.tu. etc. Coast Agency Co.. 2 Stars, tu 8 RUSSELL ST.. GROCEKY hi ORE. FOR lowest prices you get more for your money. Call and get some of our bargains. FOR BEST DRY SLAB. OAK. ASH AND FIR wood. Hoover, 313 Water st. Pnunes Oregon South 31; Columbia 88. FOR BEST FIR. OAK AND ASH WOOD GO to Pioneer Wood arl. foot of Morrison t. I'hcne 1SH.' FOR SALE FRESH JERSEr COW, WITH heifer calf. At 434 East Seventh and Sher- Magic lanterns, new, second-hand, moving pic tures. Bullard & Breik. 131 l'obt, han Fran. Snaps 8 upright pianos, $75 each; new, $400; upright. $105; 4 squares, $30 each. 101 1st. SEALSKIN JACKET, GOOD ORDER BUST 38, $15. Address Ultlander. care Oregonlan. $15 FOR A NEW GAS RANGE; $3 CASH, balance $2 per month. Gaa Co., 174 Fifth. SHKEP FUR SALE. 5U00 YOUNG EWES. Address Bank of Ontario, Ontario, Or. FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY COWs 5So Spring st., grocery, Portland Heights. FOR SALE 24 PLYMOUTH ROCK PUL lets. Seen at "Vlnce's JIarket. Planoa. PIANO, ALMOST NEW, FOR SALE; WOULD rent: bargain If sold at once. R 3, Oregonlan. HELP WANTED MALE. HOOK TENDER. $2.50; RIGGING RUSTLER, $2.25; second faller. $2.50; loggers, $2 up. 10 shoemakers, piecework: 3 teams, haul nrnr1 IS. ,rllnw 41 ,, oil Hnwti illl .,.. rler. $i 50, cheesemakcr; 10 woodcho'ppers, a tuc, toois, gruD. stove caoins. auvanced, oth ers, 80c and b5c; good milker, city, $25, good logging team, $3 and found. Other work and business chancas. Canadian Agency, 220& Morrison. Loggers' Headquarters. WANTED AN ENERGETIC. INTELLIGENT man not over 35 years of age, willing to work for a moderate compensation, and have some business experience. Address, stating' age, business experience and references, O 12. care Oregonlan. MEN OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE explains -how we teach the barber trade In eight weks. saving two years. Mailed free. Moler's Barber College, San Francisco. Cal. WANTED YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER, position out of town; state age, experience, references and salary expected. Address- O 13, care Oregonlan. FOUR MORE CREW MANAGERS WANTED; also good local agents for country town In Oregon, Washington and Idaho. 30S Wash ington. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR WORK OR business location, see Canadian Agency, 223V4 Morrison. Loggers' headquarters. Worklngman's Barber Shop. naircu 15c, shave 10c; 7 chairs. Ed Denntson. 205 Morrison st. FACTORY BOYS. OVER 18. $20; MEN FOR outdoor labor. $1, board. Drake, 152 First. ACME E3IPLOYMENT BUREAU. 245J MOR rlson, can fill your orders for male help. WANTED MAN FOR STEAM WOOD SAW. Portland Fuel Co.. 334 Water st WANTED CITY SALESMAN AND COLLEC tor. 325 First st. HELP WANTED FEMALE, WANTED SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES TO read one hour daily fcr part tuition in short hand or bookkeeping. Behnke's Commercial College, Commercial block. Wash., cor. 2d. DO YOU WANT GntLS OR DO YOU. WANT work.? Phone or call oa us, both phones; hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Canadian Parlors, 220 Morrison. WANTED COMPETENT UIRL FOR GENER al housework, no washing. Apply 25th and Irving st., adjoining 8t Vincent's Hospital. Wanted an elderly lady for housework and help with children. Apply before noon, 231 Fifth st. WANTED IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work, small family 433 East ICth st. north. Take Irvington car. HELP WANTED FEMALE. LADY AGENTS TO TAKE CHARGE OF city business. For particulars write P. O. box 766, city. TOUNG MAN OR YOUNG LADY TO X.EARN barber trade. 24 Nortn Second, next to Vol unteers. Acme Employment Bureau, 245 Morrison, wants experienced house girls and waitresses. GIRL OR WOMAN (GERMAN OR SWEDISH preferred) for housework; 451 Rurnside st. WANTED A GIRL WILLING TO DO housework. 414 Seventh st., cor. Hall, GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU8EWORK In small family. Call 349 Harrison st. SITUATION WANTED BT GIRL. TO DO general housework. Call 408 Fifth st. WANTED A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. Apply 053 Washington st. WANXED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE work. 303 12th st. WANTED A GIRL TO DO SECOND WORK. 3S9 Montgomery. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. Bookkeepers and Clerks. YOUNG MAN. WHO HAS HAD THREE years' experlenca In general merchandising and can keep books. S 13. caro Oregonlan. EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK DE slrei position; highest city references. Ad dress G- 12, care Oregonlan. WANTED SET OF BOOKS TO WRITE UP eenings. L 5, care Oregonlan. Mlscelleneous. A JAPANESE COOK WANTS STEADY TO sltion In private family; wages $25 up per month; city or country. L II. care Orego nlan. CARRIAGE AND WAGON PAINTER WANTS work; Is an Al workman; will go anywhere. Address Carriage, 340 Yamhill st., Portland. A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO WORK FOR his board and room beiore and after school hours; references. F 11. care Oregoatap. SITUATION WANTED FEMALE. Miscellaneous. KIND. MOTHERLY WOMAN WISHES THE care of a few Infants at her home. In tho country. Call at The Caitie, J72 Washington street. ' DRESSMAKER DESIRES A FEW MORE engagements by the day; price ery reason able. U 18, care Oregonlan. WORK WANTED FOR DOMESTICS. COOKS, waitresses, anybody. Drake, 152 First. Both phones. WOMAN WISHES WORK BY THE DAY; references. O 11, caro Oregonlan. WANTED AGENTS, AGENTS, TO SELL 50 TO 000 CANDLE power ELECTROLlNE gas Jamp, something new, sells at sight, safer than gasoline, sample lamp ?3. 3dS21 Quincr St., Chicago. ?10 A DAY EASILY MADE-' APPLY 10 TO 12 A. 31.. 22S Washington st. room C WANTED TO RENT. AV ANTED TWO OR THREE FURN.SHE.) or partly furnlshtH, I lain, nsat and clean housekeeping rooms; within 10 blocks of poatomce t 11, cara oregonlan. I IA.a.vTEu BY i?EB l A COTTAGE .OF i or 5 rooms, between Everett and Harrison, We bide; no children. Address K 12 care I Or"?onl.in. WAX! ED MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED LOAN OF $1800 AT 0 PER CE.N'T on jrood bunlness mcrtgage cc.irlty, to ako up loan now running at high rate. AiMresa P 12. care Oregonlan. WAxNTED-SECO.ND-HA-M) ULCKET GOuD dredge. Give full dts.nptton, location and priCf. Addres3 The Col radj GtlU Mining Co.. Pocatello, Idaho. HIGHEST PHirT.R PAID 1-OR MEN'S CAoT off clot Sine J3u shoes. VZ North 'M P.io.. 11 cod ulT urn -is. .romptiy aitetided to. WA-SfED UO LOAN A -li.V JtlCND .KD dollars on goedi secant,-; ho'asenu. Address G. R. Stephenson. Fulton Or. A 3IOUEKN. HiGH-GHADC SECOND-HAND typewilter. In cood condition. B 12, care Oregonlan. Wanted 3w) second-hand vehicles and harness, for cash Auction Market 211 Washington. Pecnnd-hand furniture. lues. etc Kutner A. Co r,2 N ThSid Oregon vtion- C.i .JU FOR RENT. IlOOtUM. THE irl'AMJlNG. b E. OJlt. 1'AKK AND Alder sts., under th'.- nianamcnt o tnr OT.t.rr, Helen fr. &i alcuifc 'ln- ,iiot complrt apartment-lioujf in the Nortnue:; cholc roorr.i.. for gentlemen cr gfmterauii and wife: furnished noosi-Keepinc tuiica a p(.ciulty THE PLEASAN ION. 2b5 THIRD ST. -FINE furnished rooms, in fUite s.111 or house keeping, sunlight 'n'tll noiuj, bath included, most reuHonabie terins; transient solicited. TrfcC ROYAL Lndt-r entirely rew mansgement. Elegantly furnished rooms, transients. lUSi fcourth. bet. Washington and Stark. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, FIRST-MORRISON Rooms, suites, single, housekeeping. Central. Furnished house fur sale. Two lodging houses. THE NEWCASTLE, rf. E. COR. THIRD AND Harrison sts. Rooms, furnished or unfur nished: ill modern conveniences, references. The La Porte. 170 Third, cor Yamhill First class, clean, neat rooms, SI 25 per week up; transient. 25c day up; transient bo'.lclled. BKENDLE LOCK. COR. GOLDSMITH AND Russell Furnished or unfurnished rooms; very cheap. Phone Pink 1534. FURNISHED. LIGHT ROOMS; SINGLE. 75c; double beds, $1 and upwards per week. 320 Front st. Furnished rooms, with or without board. 350 Madison, cor. Park. Mrs. A. M. Houck. 100 10TH ST.. NEXT DOOR TO MORRISON Furnlshed rooms; modern conveniences. BRIGHT. SUNNY ROOM, WITH BATH. 104 Park st. R omg "With. Donrd. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION; 1STH YEAR; rooms with board; enameled bath tubs; use of library. Woman's Exchange; Industrial school. Address Mrs. E. C. Ueorge. super intendent. 510 Flanders sL PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD; GOOD location; gas, bath and telephone; terms rea sonable. 533 East Ankcny. ONE PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, GROUND floor; also upstairs r6bm; with good board; reasonable. 321 Sixth. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. .WITH OR without board. 105 Seventh St., one block from Hotel Portland. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE or single; hot and cold water; with board. At 225 11th st. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE or single; hot and cold water; with board. At 225 11th st. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WrTH board. 141 West Park. cor. Alder. WELI-FURNTSHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD. 1CS-I70 11th st. Honneltceplnff Rooms 3 FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR HOUSEKEEP ing. Including water, $S Month. 533 Petty grove St., between ISth and 19th. HOUSEKEEPING SUITES. FURNISHED and unfurnished: one furnished corner suite; at low rent 320H Front. 253 SIXTH ST.. CORNER MADISON FUR nished housekeeping rooms; all conveniences;, "best location. 372 FIRST ST. THREE CR FOUR BAX wlndow furnished housekeeping rooms; very reasonable. FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, AT SS3 Salmon st.; references required. FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, MOUNT TABOR, $3; house and 14 acres, in fruit (gcod chicken ranch), $10; cood land, 5 miles out, $5 per acre. 140& First, room 1. 9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE AT 1000 EAST Washington, Sunnyslde. Inquire 102S East Washington St. $17. WELL-L '!) 7-ROOM HOUSE. 012 Corbett st. David S. Stearns, 240 Washing ton at. FOR RENT. Famished House. :$ PER MONTH. 3-ROOM FLAT, FURNISH d complete for housekeeping: yard and cel lar; also 6-room house, nicely furnished, com-' plete for housekeeping. Phone, Union 543. $10 PER MONTH; 0-ROOM COTTAGE, FUR nlshed complete, for housekeeping. 110 Pen noyer St., near Macadam. Storea. FOR RENT STORE IN ONE OF BEST business locations In city, on Washington, between Fourth and Fifth; wilt lease. Call 16M: Washlngton- o races. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER CAN HAVE free room rent. Apply 040 Chamber of Com merce, between 10 and 12 A. M., Friday and Saturday. TWO LARGE ROOMS. 107 THIRD STREET. Apply Selling's shoe store. SPECIAL NOTICES. Proposals Invited. OFFICE OF C. Q.-M.. VANCOUVER BAR racks. Wash., January 15, 1001. Wanted by the U. S. 500 cavalry horses, more or less. Animals will be purchased in open market at fair prices, preferably from the. farmer or producer in distinction to the speculator.whcn not inconsistent with publlo Interests, on line of railroads In States of Oregon. Wash ington and Idaho. Dealers will ta advised of description, etc., by conspicuously posted band bills In their respective localities and datea when an Inspector will be present to Inspect such animals as may bo presented. J. W. JACOBS. C. Q.-M. Miscellaneous. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of The Oregon Railroad & Navt gation Company Portland, Or Nov. 20 1000. Pursuant to a resolution of the board of directors of The Oregon Railroad & Nav igation Company, notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company will be neld at the office of the company, in the Worcester building, Portland, Or., at 13 o'clock noon on January 81, lOl. for the purpose of considering and determining whether or not article 3 of the articles ol Incorporation of said company shall bo amended by Inserting after the words "18th. A line from Elgin. In the State of Oregon, towards or to Wallowa, In said state," in the first paragraph of said article the fol lowing words, towlt: "l'Jth. A Una from Fairfield, In the State of Washington, to Wa-erb-. In said state. 20th. A lino from Port land. In the State of Oregon, to St. Johns, in said state. 21st. A line from a point near Wardner. In the State of Idaho, to the Sierra Nevada mine, at or near the head of Dead wood Gulch. In said state." W. W. COTTON. Secretary. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE IN AD mlralty United States of America, District of Oregon, ss. By virtus of a writ venditioni exponas issued out of the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon, tested on the 8th day of January. 1001. at the suit of Thomas G. Thornton, as libelant, I will expose for sale ut publlo auction, and will sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on Friday, the 1st day of February 1C01. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at the front or east door of the Post office building. In the City of Portland, Or, in yald district, the steamer Frederick K. BllUngs, her tackle, apparel and furniture, engines and boilers, and all property belong ing to Ea'd vessel in the possession of the Marshal in Wasco and Gilliam Counties No bid will be received for less than $1800 00. Dated at Portland, In said district, this 8th day of January. 1B01. ZOETH HOUSEB, U. S. Marshal for the District of Oregon. FINANCIAL. J100.C00 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SE curlty, nny amount at 5 per cent up. Western Investment & Lean Co.. second Hoor, 245H Morrison st.. between Second and Third. Loans withult publicity on real or chattel monszei. .e.bunal or salary se turitj. at low rata. C. W. Palleit. ut J Com mercial block. '1 ei Grant fcOO. ' MONEY TO LOAN. AT LOWEST RATES. NO commissions, and abstract cf title furnUhcd. Portland Abstract Co.. 002 Commercial Blk. LOANS ON 1'UU.Nil'Ul.E PIANOS, RLAL uhtatc and all klnd3 of sjcur.tles. U'S 3d st.. C. 11 Thomitonn'i. Cut-1'.ate 'llcket Office. $o AND UP. IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON ALL kinds of security. W. A. Hathaway, room m Aasl.lr'.ur. uuiidtn. Phone Hood 41Z. LOANS -. FURNITURE. PIANOS AND Olftir securities. iijve.it rates, irhate. S. , King loom 45 "Washington building LUA.no IN SI MS I J.OM $.- TO SCW), ON" ALL ilassoit of tecdrity. iv. I. K.kcrson & C.. loom 3 a.sr..u'tiu bhig. Phone Cliy &3. LOAN'S ON UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN prupeity and all other ctod securities. W. H. Nuun. all Malea Blk Phone Main 022. v-.hham j loa.n AT Xi'j. :. 7 PER CENT. Citv and Miburbaa (rolrty for sale and lent. Wm. G Beck, -21 Morrison fct. MNEY To LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF Se curity. Wm Holl. room 0 Washington bid;. LOANS on chattels. alarles, etc., low ratcj. See ut first Mann & Cj., (l Dekum bldg. M'NBY To LOAN. (5 Ver cent, farm or city property O 31. Smith, -3 On. of Commerce. Ml.Ev TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURt ty. Phone Red 2353 Fiamo 5.1.) Marquam. Stato funds loaned 0 per cent W. E. Thomas, I state aEt. for Mult. Co., 400 Cham, of Com. $3' i. 7 per cent: $VJ00 up, ft per cent; or any sum required; low rat3. Ward, Allsky bldg. MONEY TO LOAN 0 AND 7 PER CENT. ON r-al i-state. Plympton. 201i4 Morrison st. BUSINESS CHANCES. 1-Ui. SALE WELL-EvJUlPPED PRINTING plant in Seattle, the gateway to the Golden North: Cottrell cylinder, three Gordons, 30 lnch paner cutter, stapling, punching ma chines, etc.; splendid assortment Job faces and iv-'rtv type. Good reason for selling. Do not ar.sv.-Of unless you moan business. Quick cash talks lit this deal. Address P. O. box 1057. Settle. PARTNER WANTED EITHER LADY OR gentleman; must have seme money; to enter Into a light, legitimate and very profitable business. Call b-tween 10 and 12 A. M., 00 Seventh St.. P. Bales. FOR SALE Vt BLOCK. GOOD, DWELLING house and hardware, tin, stove and farm Im plement business. Inquire cf Jerry Williams, North Yamhill. Or. WANTED RELIABLE MAN TO INVEST IN established city buslnc-fs and take part In management, $1200 required. Address T 13, care Oregonlan. AT INVOICE. 12 YEARS' ESTABLISHED cigar, confectionery, fruit business, central location. J 12. care Oregonlan. FOR A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY PROPOSI tlon consult Amis Mercantile Agency, room 205 Ahlngton building. PARTNER WANTED FOR ACME OIL painting; must have $20 to Invest. Address O S. Oregonlan. WANTED A PROMOTER FOR BUSINESS pnterrrie Call 245 Fifth st. PERSONAL. C. GEE WO, GREAT CHINESE DOCTOR. Now is jour chance to get cured at small cost. Special prices for 3J days. Guarantees to cure catarrh asthma, lung, rheumatism, nervousnesF, stomach, liver, kidneys, female diseases; $3 to $50. All diseases not men tioned, $1 up. Send for blank circular; In close stamp. lS2'4 Third St., Portland, Or 30 WOMEN WANTED IRREGULAR. PAIN ful or stoppages, leucorrhoea (whites) and- all diseases pertaining to change of life, cured "by old Dr. Kessler, 2S0j Yamhill st., Port land, Or. Private waiting-room for ladles. Consultation free. Call or write. Inclose 10 2-cent stamps. DRE8S SUITS RENTED. ALL SIZES. WE call for, sponge, press and deliver one suit of your clothing each week, sew on buttons, sew up rips, for $1 per month. Dyeing, steam cleaning and repairing. Unique Tailoring Co.. 347 Washington. Both phones. WANTED PRESENT ADDRESS OF MY SIS ter; maiden name. Chloey Jeanette Wyatt: was married to one Kelly, now deceased, and has again married, but name unknown; lived In Seattle for a time. G. W. Wyatt, Philo math, Benton Co.. Or. ONLY EXPERT CHIROPODIST. SCIENTIF IC masseuse, artistic manicurist on Pacific Coast, recently from Chicago. Gran Espe clfico cures corns. D. Cleopatra Cream guar anteed remove wrinkles. 0 Raleigh block. Superfluous hair, moles and ether facial blem ishes removed with electric needle; perma nent cure: electric massage for wrinkles. Portland Electrolysis Parlors, 15-10 Lewis bldg., cor. Park and Mor. Phone Brown 657. THE PORTLAND CLUB. INC.. A PLACE OF amusement and recreation for gentlemen, 130 Fifth st. and 291& Alder. The cafe in con nection carries the best line of liquors and cigars the world produces. MANLT VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROB erts' Nerve Globules. One month's treatment, $2; 3 months. $5. Sent securely sealed by mail. Agents. Woodard & Clarke, Portland, Or. WE WANT YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO fill. Ccme and see us. Knight's Drug Store, 120 Sixth At PERSONALS. PRIVATE SANITARIUM FOR women's dis eases and confinement: best core; reasonable: comforts home; country cases solicited. Dr. Darling. Mgr., Cambridge bldg.. Portland. YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably filled at Eyssell'a Pharmacy, 227 Morrison St.. bet. 1st and 2d. WE PRINT SO CALLEnIO CARDS. PROPER rlze and style. 25c: 250 business cards, $1. Brown & Schm&le. 223 First st.. Portland. PILES PERMANENTLY CURED WITHOUT operation, no pain, no detention from busi ness; no carbolic acid used. Box 517, city. MME. KELLOGG'S SCHOOL OF DRESS CUT ting. Ladles' repair work done. S49 Morrison. CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADIS8 AND gentlemen. Apply at room 45 Labbe bldg. BOOKS. OLD AND NSW. BOUGHT AND sold. The Old Book Store. 220 Yamhill. WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED? SEND stamp to lock-box CC0, Portland, Or. THE OXYGENOR KING CURES WITHOUT medicine. 00tj Morrison, room 18. LOST AND FOUND. LOST BAY HORSE ABOUT 15 HANDS; white star In forehead, one hind foot whlto, high In withers, two white saddle marks on the withers, long tall, foretop cut off, with English saddle and brldlo on. Reward. 105 North 20th st. LOST SMALL LEATHER HAND SATCHEL, somewhere between Sherlock building and Barnacle's barber shop. Third and Morrison sts.; contained leather pocketbeok and. mining papers. Finder call at Oregonlan o31ce. LOST SEVERAL DAYS AGO. A PHYSI clan's satchel, with Instruments. Return to 212 Oregonlan building. Reward. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Abdoinlnul Bandages. McCLURE'S SANITARY BANDAGE FOR women has no equal. 417 Marquam building. Amaycrs and Analysts. J. H. FISK. MINERAL ASSAYER AND chemist; gold dust bought. 204h Washington. PAUL BAUMEL, ASSAYER AND ANALYST, gold dust bought. 225ta mark st. Astroloslsts. DR UENJAMIN. ostrologlst and phrenologist, locateo 20314 Flrat st. Phone Clay 642. Attornejs. J. W. RANSOM. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND counselor. Bates Bank bldg.. Portland. Or. Babbitt Metal and Solder. W. W. Blaney. mfr 100 N. 10th. Portland; best quality, lowest prices. Tel. South 111. Boole Stores. J. K. GILL & CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE tal) booksellers and stationers, 1J3-J5 3d st. Carpenters nnil Builders. J. A. MiiLTON, JOBBING, CABINETWORK, store fixtures 307 Stark. Both ptcnes. Ckiropodlsts and ainnlcurlnjr. WM. DEVENY & MAUD DEVENY. THE enly scientific chiropodists, pariors 401 Alisky bldg.. 3d & Morrison. -Ore. phone Grant 10. Civil Eujflncer and Snrvej or, ALFRED F. SEARS. CIVIL ENGINEER; railroads, water works, sewerage and Irriga tion 253 Sixth st. Clairvoyants. Mme. Dr. Herzog, from Berlin, scientific re vealer, tells entire life, past, present and fu ture; consultation on all affairs, nothing ex cepted, names given, good advice, sure help; mistake Impossible, imports g.-nulna gypsy love powder. Pee, $1; letter, $. 30 Aider. Coul Dealers. VULCAN" COAL CO.; dealers In bouse, steam and blacksmith louIs. Also foundry, coke, Front St., near Gllsan. Ore. tel. Kea 17UU. Commission HcrcUauts. HERMAN METZGER. PURCHASER CF hides, pelts', furs, wool, mohair, tallow, oul rubbar ami old metal, and generaj commis sion merchant. Front st., nar Main, Port land. Or. Cash advances on consignments. TAYLOR. YOUNO & CO.. SHIP BROKERS und cummlsslDh ' merchants; ' bCerlock bidg., 1 urtland. Or. ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO duee merchants. Front i. D sts., Portland. Or. EVERDING & FARRELL, commission, butter, ggs. chickens and farm produce, Portland. Cornices Sic? lights. METAL SKYLIGHTS, GALVANIZED HION cornices. J. f, Bayer. 2o0 becond st. Dentists. Dr. Stryker. 141 1st. cor. Alder. I. O. O. F. Temple. Phones Oregon Clay 322; Col. 705. DjelnK ana Clcaninir. H. W. TURNER. PROFESSIONAL DYER and cleaner. Ml 17th. Tel. Ked 131. Electric Sayplicn. Western Electric Works; houso wiring, bell work, repairs, motor, dynamos. 303 & Wash. Elocution. DRAMATIC ELOCUTION AND MUSIC BY London graduate; good stage for practice. Mrs. George Smythe. A. O. U. W. building. Fence and Wire Works. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE Works. A. Carlson, 2S9 East Morrison st. Hair Dressing and Mnnlcurlns. ROSENTHAL SISTERS, 100 FIFTH, OPP. P. O. Switches a specialty. Phone Hood 014. Harness nnd Saddles. BREYMAN LEATHER CO., WHOLESALE saddle and harness manufacturers, saddlery hnrdr.are, findings and shoe store supplies; leather of all kind. 73 Front st. THE GEOROE LAWRENCE CO., WHQLE s&le saddlers and harness manufacturers, leather and saddlery hardware. 72 Front st, Jnsurunce. Order of Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N. AV.; protects tho living; fixed pay ments eliminate doubtful "dividends." J. L. Mitchell. Sup. Sec'y. U12-015 Marquam bldg. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. 102 First st. Boyd & Arnold. General Agents. Iron Founders, MucU'sts. Ship B'Id'rs. WOLFF & ZWICKER litON WORKS; C. J. Reed and F Wolff, receivers, designers and mfrs. of ships, steamboats, marine, mining and milling machinery, riveted steel pipe. Smith & Watson Iron Works; engines and boil ers; logging engines a specialty, quartz and saw mills; misc. machinery. Front and Hall. Junlc Dealers. Best prices paid for junk, bottles, rubber, etc L. Shank. 312 Front. Phone South 091. Magnetic and Mental Healing. Mrs. C. J. Maple, magnetic healer (Welmer method), office treatment and college courses given. 221 Goodnough bldg. 5th & Yamhill. Marble nnd Granite Works. WEEKS. 720 FRONT, LARGE SELECT stock at monuments, p-mely finished granite monuments at wholesale prices, when shipped to order, direct from Eastern quarries, dco us and save money. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS: marble, gran ite and stone work. Scbanen ft Neu. 208 1st. Dlaucge. "THE SNOWDEN" TUB AND VAPOR baths, massage, electricity. 131 Fourth, near Alder. Phone Red 421. SELECT MASSAGE, LADY FROM S. F.: massage and magnetic. Parlor 20, 208 Stark. LADY GIVES MASSAGE TREATMENTS. Call 100 Third, cor. Taylor, room 18. PAOLA VAPOR BATHS, BY LADY FROM New York. 160 Third, room 7. Medical. PAUL CROMY.-BLL. THE COLORED SPE clallst, has opened up his office al 347 Front, and will sell his medicine as usual. Medi cines foi all kinds of chronic diseases. Mining. THE ALASKA GOLD MINING ASSOCIA tlon Is the best mining Investment on the Coast. For particulars sea Taggart, 618 Chamber of Commerce. Mnslcnl, MME. LUCELLE D'ALBERTI. CONCERT SO prano, voice and vocal technique. 123 Sixth street Residence. Hotel Vendome: Lessons 50c; piano guitar, baifjo mandolin vio lin Instruments for sale Mrs. M.rt n. 104 1st BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Mining Machinery. Ottumwa mining hoists, dynamos, motors, saw mills, etc. Tatum St Bow en. SO-35 First st. Musical Instruments. GRKAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS ONE OOOD upright piano, only $147; one handsome ma. hogajty upright. $1S. on black wuhaut eaw organ, only $27. Other bargains In prpor tlon. Easy payments. C. A. Whale's Piano and Organ Ware rooms, 12S Sixth, 311 AKler street. Oregon Viavl Co. Lewis bldg.. Park and Morrison. Free Health lectures o women Thursday, at 2:30 P. M. Osteopathy. Dr. R. B. Northrup, specialist in nervals and chroatc diseases, suite 410 Dekum bldg, 3d and Wash. Examination free. TeL Mala 340. DR. L. B SMITH, PIONEER OSTEOPATH, suite 409 Oregonlan building. Phone Oak 431. W. A. Rogers, D. O., trad, of the original A. T. Still School. 538 Marquam. Tel. Main 27. Patents, T. J. GEISLER. 814-818 CHAMBER OF COM. Domestic and foreign patents scoured, etc Portland Riding Clubs. LIVERY AND BOARDING; LADIES' AND gentlemen's saddle horses, 354 Jefferson. Restaurants. First-class meals; check system; white labor. Perkins. 103 Fifth. D. H. Brown, prp. Snfes. SAFES, BANK WORK. LOCK D5PT.. OPEN Ing lookouts, repairs. Two 4-ton safes, with chests, half price. J. E. Davis, 00 Third. Specialists. Bertha A. Trulllnser. special let; .complexion, scalp treatment, xnantourln?. Parlors 25-20" Rvsscl bWg.. 4th & Morr. Phona Front 373. Physicians nnd Surgeons. DR. CORA C. TALBOTT. SPECIALIST; 15 years' experience In diseases of womea; 'latest-Improved method In the treAtnwnt of all female troubles, patients treated successfully by mall. Office 131 First st. Dr. Flora A. Brown; diseases of women and children a specialty. Consultation and diag nwsls free. 517-513 The Dekum. Portlaad, Or. DR JAMBS DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID ney and skin disease. Odd Fellows' Temple. Pnlinlatry. Larsen. the palmist, scientific life readings of all leading events In life, 50c: past aiM fu ture, for gain or loss. 210 Allsky bulkMng CHEIROM. THE CELEBRATED PALMIST, gives scientific life readings, past and future. Parlors 23 Raleigh bldg.. Sixth and Wash. MRS. L. BURHANS. scientific palmist, 91 Grand ave. Readings. 50c and $1. Room SO Miss A. M. Stevenson, scientific palmist and psychic reads past, present, future. 300 1st. Sbownses nnd Store Fixtures. DIXON. BORGESON & CO.. FRONT AND Washington sts. Splrltnnllsts. MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIRVOY ant and psychic life reader; consult her on business affairs, love troubles, absent friends, good advice on mines; readings dally, 50c and up. 107 First st.. office 7. Consult the besL DR. COLLINS, SPIRITUAL. READING, healing medium; readings, $1, clrela toalght, 145 Sixth st , near Alder. MRS. STEVENS. SPIRITUAL LIFE READ er; sittings dally 321 Morrison st . rm. 22. Mrs C Cornelius, medium, 205 Goodnough bldg. Fifth and Yamhill. Tel. Brown 441 Storage. OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE Fourth and DavK Merchandise a specialty. Insurance rates low, storage rates reasonable. Careful attention given to country consign ments. Tel. Or Main 777; Columbia 7. Storage and Transfer. STORAGE AT LOW RATES CAN BE HAD at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front. Stoves, Ranges, Household H'dtvure. Hardware; sole agt. Universal stoves Sc ranges; housafurnishlng goods. J. J. Kadderly. 141 1st Tents and Awnings. PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.: TENTS, sails, awnings. 220 Ankeny. TeL Grant 1301. Turkish Baths. New Turkish both parlors; modern appliances; gents only. 525 Chamber Com.. J. F. King. Up-to-date Turkish and Vapor Bath Parlors. S00-1-2 Oregonlan bldg.. J. D. McKlnnon. Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS, cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland. Or. BANKS. SAVINGS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON, 109 THIRD STREET. Money to loan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. BENJ. I. COHEN .. I... President ILL. PITTOCK. A. S. NICHOLS... .Vlce-Pres. ET J. ALSTOCK. J. O. GOLTRA Secretaries FUtST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Designated Depository and Financial Arent of tho United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vlre-Presldent.....,,"-A- L. Xuill,a Cashier ........ ..O. E. WITHINOTON AtSistant Cashier J. "W. NEWKIRK florid Assistant Cashier. W. C. ALVORD Letters of credit Issued, available la Europ and the Eastern States. Slcht exchange and telegraphic transfers sold en New York. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis, St. Paul Omaha. San Francisco and tho principal ht1anaUmQthll?sStdrawn In sums to snlt on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-MalnHong Kong. Yokohama, Copenhagen, ChVlstlanla! Stockholm. St. Petersburg. Mo cow. Zurich. Honolulu. Collections made on favorablo terms. 1 tadd & TTLTON. BANKERS LlADD ESTABLISHED IN 1659. t Transact a General Banking Business Interest allowed on tlmo deposits. Collections made at all points oa favprabH terms Letters of credit Issued available in fSJ,m and the Eastern States. rTK Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers old . m New York. Washington. Chicago. St. ?5.,.i ninver. Omaha. San Francisco and varl- 1 "'polnuln'bVe'gpn. Washington. Idaho. Mon- Sangrdr&ot, Paris. Berlin.1 Frankfort and Hpng Kong. CAtJAPlTAL ANr?SURPLUS $0,250,000 ?mm j VALENTINE PRESIDENT ; ffl'sTiroOM. - MANAGER I HOMLK (San Francisco.) r T"RA BARNES CASHTHR JOHNE. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER jo (Portland.) Aoneral Banking Business transacted. Ex change ,M. nd Letters of Credit issued, available in all parts of tho world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK ' PORTLAND, OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON . .. . .President ILL DURHAM'. Vice-President , a -or HOYT ......- Cashier ?M;rk'"W HOYT Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANK1NO BUSINESS. Interest paid on time deposits. Dra'ts and letters of credit Issued, available In all parts t the world. .. Collections A specialty. Gold dust bought. LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED, Chamber cf Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. Head Office, 71 Lombard street, London. CAPITAL AUTHORIZED.. $2,500,000 CAPITAL PAID UP 1.400.000 This bank transacts a general banking bust. ness, makes' loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of ciedlt available for travelers and tHa purchase of merchandise in any city of the world. Deals Jn foreign and domestic ex change. Accounts of country banks received. Interest paid on term deposits. W. A. MACRAE. Manager. AINSWORTH NATIONAL BANK " CORNER THIRD AND OAK STS., PORTLAND, Or. J. C. AEnTSWORTK President PERCY T. MORGAN Vice-President R W SCHMEER ....Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKINO BUSI NESS. Interest paid on time deposits. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK- Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts issued available In all cities of tht United States and Europe. President TYLER WOODWARD Vice-President JACOB KAMM Cashier F. C. MILLER CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PATT-UP CAPITAL $S.0ft0.000 RESERVE 2,000,000 Head office Toroato, Canada. Com'l Block, 244 Washington at.. Portland. E A. WTLD, Manager