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THE MORNING- OKEGONIAN, FRI.DAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1901. 9 TWO SIDES TO THE CASE OREGON CITY RAILROAD CR03SIXG A SERIOUS BUSINESS. A Trolley Cnttlnj? a. Railroad Twice "Within Halt a Mile IVonld lie DnngruiiH. SALEM. Or., Feb. 21. The bill to pre vent grade crossings of railroad tracks except within city limits, noticed yes terday. Is as follows: Be It enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon: Section 1. That Is shall be unlawful from and after the passage of this act for any per son, company or corporation owning or oper atic? any line of railway "in this state, wheth er such railway be operated by steam, elec tricity or other motive power, to cross at grade, excepting within the- corporate limits of any municipal corporation In this state, the tracK or tracks of any other person, company or corporation owning or operating a line of railway in the State of Orecon. Sec 2. Any person, company or corporation, and th officers and agents of such company. or corporation, or any officer, agent or ser vant thereof, who shall violate the provisions of section 1 of this act. shall be doomed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall for the first offense be fined In a sum not less than $500 nor mors than $1000, and for each subsequent offense any sum not exceeding $1000. Sec 3. Any person, corporation or company, or other person interested in or affected by the actual or attempted violation of the pro visions of section 1 of thto act. may prosecute a suit In equity to enjoin any actual or at tempted violation, of the provisions of section 1; but such suit shall in no wise affect the right of the state or any person complaining to prosecute any person, company or corpora tion, its agent or officers, or any thoreof, Tor the violation of the provisions of section 1 of this act. Provided, however, that this act shall not be retroactive; and provided, fur ther, that this act shall not apply to railway crossings owned or operated by the same per son, company or corporation. Sec 4. Inasmuch as the safety of the trav eling public upon the railways of this rtate will be greatly promoted by the passage of this act. and emergency exists therefor, tbW act shall take effect and be in force from and after Its passage. The bill was passed yesterday by the Senate, and as has already been stated. It has specific bearing upon the attempt of a trolley line at Oregon City to get southward into the Willamette Valley. The matter Is fully explained In the follow ing statement, made up la advocacy of the bill: Senate bill 2Co. 237, introduced by Sena tor Brownell and passed by the Senate, is Intended to prohibit crossings at grade outside of the incorporated city. The gen eral policy of this character of legisla tion Is sustained by the text-writers, courts and Legislatures of many states. See 3 Elliott on Railroads, section 1122. The reason for such decision and rule is, as Mr. Elliott says: "Crossings at grade are not only a source of Inconvenience and delay to the companies operating trains over the cross ing, but they are also a source of danger on account of collisions between trains, and consequent injuries to employes and passengers." Or, as said by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in Railway Company vs. Bail way Company, 77 Pennsylvania Stat utes. 173, quoted In note 3, section 1122, 3 Elliott supra: "Crossings at grade are always attended with danger. As our population becomes more dense, travel and traffic will in crease, and the injuries resulting from grade crossings will be multiplied. Each succeeding year will increase the neces sity for avoiding them; their construc tion should now and henceforth be dis couraged." There are sufficient reasons for a gen eral law prohibiting grade crossings It. the country, and It is bad enough to al low them in cities and towns as the bill does. Again, It Is well known that la the country freight and passenger trains may and must make a speed of from 15 to 40 miles an hour, and If grad- cross ings of these roads are permitted to other railways, the common supervision of the same train dispatcher cannot be had and not only is the danger to the employes and public upon all trains, greatly in creased, but the speed and operation of trains are greatly impaired. The bill does not prohibit the railway crossing roads already built or to be buiit. for under the proposed law they may cross but must do so either by the usual and common overhead crossing, or cross, by a tunnel or cut under the other track. This may slightly Increase cost of first construction, but owing to danger of acci dents removed thereby. It will be far more economical In the end. The immediate occasion of this measure Is the attempt bf the Oregon City & Southern Railway Company to cross the tracks of the Southern Pacific near Cane mah, twice almost at right angles, within the street of Canemah: and the county road leading from Or egon City, and within the distance of less than one-third of a mile, and on the immediate bank of the Willamette River at a narrow and dangerous piece of track between Oregon City and Canemah, of less than one mile in length. The proposed road exists wholly on paper; its whole line proposed connects with the street car at Oregon City, and extends to First street in Canemah, a distance of about one mile. Its object is to connect with up-river boats at Canemah, as it Is claim ed, but mainly, to force the South ern Pacific to buy its franchise and enable its promoter to divide the price. Last Summer this property, the franchise, given to the new company by Mr. Fields, of Oregon City, was given to him by the county, and was offered by him and his associates to the Southern Pacific for $6000, and on last Saturday it was again offered to the Southern Pacific for $15,000 by its present promoters, Speaking by Mr. Latourette, their attorney, and the sole object Is to force the Southern Pa cific either to pay these gentlemen, some large sum for nothing or submit Its trains and the traveling public to the danger of two grade crossings in this short space, at a most dangerous place in the main line of a legitimate com pany. Oakland nnllvrny Combine. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21. The Call says: The Oakland Transit Company has secured control of the entire street rail vvay mileage of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley, and the only line that Is not no-win the combination Is the Hayward sys tem. Both the Oakland Transit Company and Oakland Railroad Company -will pass out of existence. The stock in these two corporations will be called In and a new corporation will be formed to control the entire street railroad system. Three doses of Hood's Sarsaparilla daily after meals for awhile will build you up. NEW TODAY'. $500.00 to $50,000.00 For loans en most favorable terms, and school bonds purchased. W. Chamber of Commerce. Municipal H. Far. Fresh Oregon eggs. 15c; 2-plnt bottles of catsup. 25c (this catsup is as good as Sni der s); 3 cans of Rooster brand oysters, 25c; large size, 15c can; 3 cans condensed milk, 25cc 0 barn of Babbitt's Best soap, 25c; 0 lbs. No. 1 rolled oats, 25c; good flour. 70c sack; gallon can of good syrup, 40c; 10 lbs. prunes, 25c. This Is the store to trade In. OREGON CASH GROCERY 232 North 14 th. Both phones. Bonding Act Installments. Notice Is hereby given that the annual in stallments levied by the Common Council, un der the provisions of the bonding act. for street Improvements and sewer assessments, are now due, at the office of the undersigned, and unless paid before April 1, 1901. same will be declared delinquent and a warrant Issued to the Chief of Pollca for collection. J. E. WERLEIN. City Treasurer. Feb. 10. 1801: DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT; PORTLAND. Feb. 21. 8 P. JL Maximum temperature. 47; minimum temperature, 23; river reading at 11 A. M., 12.7 feet; change in the past 24 hours, 2.0 feet; total precipita tion, 5 P. M. to 5 P. M 0.00; total precipita tion since Sept. 1, 1900. 2S.87 inches; normal precipitation since Sept. 1. lflOO. 31.12 inches; deficiency, 2.25 Inches; total sunshine Feb. 20, 1:18; possible sunshine Feb. 20, 10:42. WEATHER CONDITIONS. "With the exceptlorr of a light sprinkle or rain at Ro6eburg, fair weather has prevailed In the North Pacific States during the last 24 hours. Temperature changes have been small and unimportant. The indications are for cloudy and threatening weather In this dis trict Friday, with occasional rain west of the Cascades. WEATHER FORECASTS. Forecasts made at Portland for the 2S hours ending at midnight Friday. February 22: Portland and vicinity Cloudy and threaten ing, with occasional showers; winds shifting to southerly. Western Oregon and Western Washington Cloudy and threatening, with occasional show ers; winds becoming southerly. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Increasing cloudiness; winds mostly southerly. Southern Idaho Cloudy and threatening, with possibly occasional showers In west portion. A. B. WOLLABER, Acting Forecast Official. AMLSEME.VT&. MARQUAM GRAND CALVIN HEILIG, Mgr. Three nixsits only. Thur., Fn., Sat., Feb, 21, 22. 23. engagement extraordinary. Special Maunec Saturday afternoon 2:15 sharp. at whicu usual evening prices prevail. MRS. F1SK.E. Thursday and Friday nignts... "Becky Sharp" Saturday ntgnt...."Tess of the d'Urbcrvhles" Prices Lower floor, except last 3 rows, $2; last 3. $1.50; balcony, lirst 3 rows, $1.50; sec ond 3 rows, $1; last ti rows, 75c; gantry, 5oc; boxes and loges, $i6. No reserve in ttie gal lery. Seats now aelllng. CORDRAY'S THEATER One week, commencing Sunday. Feb-. 17, Saturday Matinee, THE JESSIE SHIRLEY COMPANY. THE JESSIE SHIRLEY COMPANY. IN THREE GREAT BILLSv i ml "The Country Girl" Sun.. Men. and Tues. "Moths" Wed. and Thurs. "Little Lord Fauntlcrey" Frl.. Sat. Mat. and Ntgh. CORDRAY'S THEATER- ONE WEEK, COMMENCING SUNDAY. FEU. 21, "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." "TjiE KLKVEa'XH HOoil." "THE ELEVENTH. HOuIR." "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." "THE ELLVLMH- HOUR." THE ELEVENTH HOUR.'. SOUVE.-v.lrt MATiNEE SsATUltDAY. FU.EuEKlCKSBIjRli MUSIC HALL SEVENTH AND ALDER STS. NEW FAliIS FOit THIS WEEK, DIVINE DODSON. ELLSWORTH CHIL DREN. THATCHER and CHENoVETH, MRsS LOUISE KEHS1NU; hrst appearance f Amer ica's representative descriptive song illustrator. MISS LILLIAN HOV.'K; SIG DK CAPiUO. late baritone soloist of the famous, Italian Marina Hand; MISS HATT1E WARD, MISS MAY LEONDOR; PROF. HUNTS DOli PAt-. ADOX. Including the greatest of all trained monkeys. McGlnty. Wait for It. Sunday matinee. 2:30 P. M COCKATOO CIRCUS COCKATOO CIRCUS COCKATOO CIRCUS COCKATOO CIRCUS 135 THIRD ST.. COR. ALDER. . 135 THIRD ST.. COR. ALDER. 133 THIRD ST.. COR. ALDEP.. 135 THIRD ST.. COR. ALDER, From 10 to 12 A. IS.. I to 5 and 7 to lf P. M. From 10 to 12 A. M.. 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. Mi Comfortable chairs for all. ADMISSION. 10c Steam heat. AUCTION SALES TODAY, At Gllman's auction rooms, 411 Washington st.. at 10 o'clock A M. S. L. N. Gllman, auc tioneer. At salesrooms, 1S2 First sL. at 10 o'clock AM. J. T. Wilson, auctioneer. MEETING NOTICES. MYRTLE CHAPTER. NO. 15. O. E. S. Regular communication thl3 (Friday) evening, in Masonic Tem ple, at 7:30. All members arc re auestcd to be nresent. as "the Worthy Grand Matron will pay her official visit. By order W. M. JENNIE H. PETERSON. Sec. RED MEN. ATTENTION! You are all In vited to attend Grand Washington celebration at A. O. U. W. Temple. Friday, Feb. 22. GOLDEN RULE ENCAMPMENT. NO. 28, I. O. O. F. Regular meeting this (Friday) even ing. I. O. O. F. Hall. East Side. Work in Royal Purple degree. Vlsittng Patriarchs wel come. A. O. SINKS. Scribe. HASSALO LODGE, NO. 15. I. O. O. F. Regular meetlrs this (Friday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. Work In the Initiatory, A full attend ance is desired. Visitors weleome. HENRY BROWN. Sec DIED. MERRILL On Wednesday. Feb. 20. at Good Samaritan Hospital, at 12 noon.. Ben W. Mer rill, a native of New York City. FUNERAL NOTICE. MERRILL In this city. Feb. 20. 1001. Benja min W. Merrill, aged 41 years. Funeral will take place today at 1:30 P. M. from Her man's undertaking parlors, cor. Fourth and Yamhill sts. Interment Riverview. EDWARD HOLM AN. Undertaker. -ltb. and Yamhill sts. Rena Stlnson, lady assistant. Both phones No; COT. Flnlcy, Klmlmll & Co.. Undenskers. Lady assistant. 27 Third st. Tel. I). NEW TODAY. FOR RENT STORE ROOM. 23x80, WITH cement basement, in new modern brick building. Stark st. opposite Neustadtcr Bros. Inquire 250 Stark. 6 PER CENT MORTGAGES. SUMS TO SUIT; less than usual expense. Ward. Allsky bldg. Farmers. Cut This Out So you will not forget that V. A. Billion. 128 Union ave.. has tho finest Spring, seed wheat in tho city, the genuine White French. Call on or write him. for sample and price. MORTGAGE LOANS On improved city and farm property, at lowest current rates. Building loans. Installment loans. MacMaster & Blrrell. 311 Worcester bile. CANNED GOODS. 100 dozen of Oregon canned fruit, apples, peaches, plums, grapes and tquash, beans and rhubarb, all go below the wholesale prloe one dollar per dozen. La Grande Creamery. 2C Yamhill, near Third. Fox. SALIi-REAL ESTATE. SPECIAL SNAP 2 acres On Base Line road. P& ratles east of Willamette River: will sell In. 5-acro tracts; $50 an acre and up. We are Instruct-! ed to sell only a few acre at this prlcac GrlndstafT 6t Blaln, 240 Stark. FOR SALE 10 ACRES. 2 MILES EAST MT. Tabor; line Improvements; will trade for East Side residence property. Improved or unimproved: will jay a cash difference. A. T. Webb. C03 East Morrison. A LARGE LIST OF FARM AND CITY PROP erty. business chances etc See us before buying. Canadian Employment and Real Es tate Office, 220V Morrison, room.ltt. HOUSE. S ROOMS. TWO STORIES. BRICK basement, and two lots; good bam; price right, as parties leave for East soon. G25 E. Seventh st. PLACER MINE ON ROGUE RIVER. SOUTH ern Oregon; fully equipped and now running: for sale at $5000. J. D. Wilcox, 2024 Stark street. " WASHINGTON AND MORRISON STHEETfL corner lots for sale, F. V. Andrews & Co Hamilton building. ' FOR RENT FAR31S. GOOD IMPROVED FARM OF SO ACRES; house, two barns, chicken house, goodt spring, large orchard, bearing; want good tenant at once; rent cheap. Montague. &. .Bor den. 220 Stark. A PLACE FOR RENT CHEAP FOR A MILK ranch. AVt miles west of Courthouse, on Can yon road. W. Bush, 81 First, cor. Oak. If OR SALE FARMS. For Sale or Rent The Hombuckle place, ad joining Beaverton. Wasn. Co.; GO acres; JO acres clear; orchard, goad farmhouse and outbuildings; on railroad, handy to Portland markets; running wcter on place. Apply to W. S. Ward. 31U Allsky building. FARMS IN VARIOUS PARTS OF WASH lngton and Oregon bought at mortgage fore closure sales, for sale at GO per cent of actual value; all sizes and kinds. Call at my law office. WK Chamber Commerce building. Geo. W. Hozen. IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE" IN ALL parts of Oregon and Washington; pajmenu maJe to suit purchasers. For full particular as to various properties, apply to MacMaster & Blrrell. 311 Worcester block. FARMS AND FARM LAND NEAR PORT land and Oregon City and In Tualatin Val ley; cut up to suit purchasers. Apply the Oregon Iron & Steel Co., 339 Sherlock bids. : RANCHES. CHEAP. 40 AND ICO ACRES; 10 cleared; 2 houses, barn, running water, small orchard. Apply to owner, W. Wick llne. COS 13. Yamhill. T1MHER LANDS FOR SALE. WE BUY AND SELL TIMBER IN LARGc: or small tracts and deal In land scrip. Th Syndicate Company. 209 California building. Tavoma. TO EXCHANGE. WANTED TO EXCHANGE A FINE PIANO for room and board for three adults. K 2G. Orcgonlan. To Exchange Good real estate and some cash for furniture. Address M.. Tremont HoteL GOOD FARM TO TRADE FOR LODGING houze. 22G Ablngton building. TO LEASE. FOR LEASE TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY The Swan Island dairy farm. Inquire Mar tin Winch. Ablngton building; FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Money made In this enterprise. I can give you a written guarantee against loss in an in vestment made In oil-stocks. Portland to be a big oil center. You can Invest from 510 up. W. J. Curtis. 214 Commercial Block. FOR SALE CH.SAP; SAW MILL. IN GOOD order; a good chsnee to one who under stands the mill business and can run It; lots of timbpr W 37, care Orcgonlan. TYPEWRITER. ALL MAKES. RENTED and sold. Expert repairing, uilice supplier. etc Coast Agency Co.. 2iiuy, Stark St. FOR BEST DRY OAK. ASH AND FIR WOOD and furnace slab. Hoover. 313 Water st. Phones Oregon South CM; Columbia S3. T0'-MM""HRRKO JERSEY HESFER MOD el Individual, fresh in few days; price rea sonable. J :0. Oregonlan. FOR BEST FIR. OAK AND ASH WOOD GO to Pioneer Wend Yard, fool of Morrison u Phone 189. FOR SALE-ONE HAND HAY PRESS. FOUR frceh cows. 2ul North Ibth. Pnone Front 713. H01-..-KS bOli SALE BY L. O. RALSTON. He-tdrnce. 'S Market. larn. it'17 Jpfferson. Magic lanterns, new, zeeoau-nana. moving pic tures. Dullard & llrsck. 131 Post. San Fran. $300 upright pianos, same as nw. S1C5; one, $10: organ. S2U. Upstairs. 104 & 1st. Martin. SEVERAL HEAD OF GOOD. HEAVY DRAFT horses. Inquire 313 Water sL Fine Knabe piano for sale or rent; In first-c!a-b condlttin, Add'era F 37. Oregonlan. HELP WANTED .RALE. 8 TEAMS. CITY, SCRAPERS. 10 HAULING gravel. $4; head sawyer, $J; btnch hands, $2.50; man and wife, farm, $30, man and wife, city, $30. buy on milk wagon. $10, board; loggers, $2 Up; farm hand, $20: men to locate on Government land. Canadian Agency, 2263 Morrison. Loggers' headquar ters. BEHNKES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. DAT and night sessions. Shorthand successtully taught by mall. Send for catalogue. Wash ington, cor. Second. Telephone Clay 4U1. ALL-AROUND JOB PRINTER AND PRESS man for out-of-tovn office; opportunity to learn and opsiate Linotype; answer at once. Addresq. Y 37, care Oregonlan. MEN OUR CATALOGUE EXPLAINS HOW we teach the barber trade In S weeks, savinz 2 years. Mailed free. Moler Baib'.r Col lege. San Kiunclscu. Cat. WANTED ENERGETIC SALESMAN. BY A large corporation, steady employment; big remuneration; we train and equip for suc cess. B 33. Oregonlan. WANTED 20 MEN TO LOCATE TIMBER claims, at once; $75 each fcr location; also best scrip; many sire blocks. F. W. Merrltt. 110 First at. 5 COM LOGGERS. $2; BUCKERS. BARK, era. $2.23; gardener, etc., $15 mo.; mlll-yd. laborers, out city, $1 day and board. Drake, 152 First. EXPERIENCED HARDWARE SALESMAN. Address, giving age and experience, Spelgcr & Hurtburt. Seattle. Wash. IF YOU WANT A POSITION. YOU SHOULD go to Clerks' Registration Bureau, room. L 270& Washington st. WANTED BOOK SALESMAN WITH GOOD record will be interested by addtesslng A 33, Oregon I an- WANTED AN EXPERIENCED DIRECTORY solicitor. R. L. PolJc & Co., 522" Marquara building. Acme Employment Bureau. 2-5 5 "4 Morrison. See billboard for places. Both phones. IL H1GLEYS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TWO rcow men, one cook. Oak 231. PRESCRIPTION CLERK Woodard. Clarke & Co. REGISTERED. HELP WANTED FEMALE. CAMP COOK. $25; HOTEL COOK. CONDON. $20; 2 waitresses. The Dalles; housekeeper, Buxton; cooks; waitresses; chambermaids, second girls; nurse girl?; housework, country and city. $12 to $25. Canadian Parlors, 22bi Morrison. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESSES, AND COOKS combined; hotel cook. $25; waitresses, domes tics, Japs. Drake, 152 First. DISHWASHER. 50c. D.; HOUSE COOK. Bridal Veil, $15; others; housekeepers; wait ress. Drake. 152 First. WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work in family ot tbreer 37G 32d St., Wil lamette Heights. WANTED CHAMBERMAID. TO WAIT ON table one meal. The Hesperian, 533 Mor rison. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSED wor; four In family; wages $13. 1W) North nth. GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST WITH GENER al housework; small family. 421 Seventh st. ACME EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 245 MOR rlson, wants X. cook, waiter, 7 house glrla. A COMPETENT GIRL FOR OENERAL housework. Apply mornings. 253 King st. NEAT GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL housework. 769 Irving rt.. near 23d. H. KIGLEY'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1404 First 23 girls. Phone Oak 231. A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK AND COOKING. Apply forenoon, 747 Gllsan st. WANTED A LADY TO WORK IN A TAILOR shop. 210 Alriky building. WANTED A GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. 383 Montgomery. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. Mlxcellrnr-nn. TO EMPLOTERS WHY ADVERTISE FOR help when you can go to Klerks' Registration Bureau and select Just Mich help aa you wan: with the best of city references, either male or female, free of cost? Call and be con vinced. Ofllce 27014 Washington sL. room 1. Phone Oak 481. SITUATION WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN of extensive business experience; thorough knowledge of bookkeeping, real estate and commission business; also familiar with de tails of manufacturing. T 40, care Orego nlan. WANTED POSITION. BY" EXPERIENCED stenographer and ofllce clerk; references. Ad dress S 39. Orcgonlan. BY JAPANESE BOY. TO DO COOKING OR housework, city or country. T 38. Orcgo nlan. WANTED SITUATION, AS WATCHMAN OR fireman. Address Y 39, care Orcgonlan. SITUATIONS WAXTED-KEMA LR. Domestic. YOUNG GIRL. FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK. Apply Monday from 0 A. M. to 5 P. M., 00 loth St.. near Stark. WANTED I'LACE TO WORK IN FAMILY of two. by young lady attending business col lege. V 40, Orcgonlan. GERMAN GIRL WANTS PLACE TO DO general housework. Apply 35 Seventh, cor. Flanders, upstairs. FIRST-CLASS COOK WISHES POSITION IN private family. W 34. care Orcgonlan. Mlaccliniteon. WANTED SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER" or chamberwork, by women with experience. X 40, Oregonlan. "WANTED "lu .lXT. WANTED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. IN A private family, by young couple; two or three rooms, connected; price not to exceed $18. Address Q 33, Oregonlan. WANTED UY RELIABLE PARTY. 5 OR 0 room cottago; muit be centrally located. Ad dress, stating prlc F W. care- Oregonlan. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. iSSr?3?0 N GP SE0CIUTY NOT I Le,"aJLe': 17.2?". lt.S.?'Bl If?.! ! orcgonlan. .U..U.S.I. (.h. v. ...t.lt. AUU1C33 V iU. kOii; I HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S CAaT off clothing and shoes. V2 .North M. rliv Hood 51 Uta-j-u promptly attended to. WANTED-A GOOD SECOND-HAND SAFE. Address, with particulars, V 3, care orego nlan. Seiond'hand lurnilure. stoves, etc Kutner & Co.. 32 N. Third On-gun phon.- f-ay . " FOR RENT. Rooms. THE SPALDING. S. E COR. PARK AND Alder sts.. unuer the management of tin h uttiicr. ncien r. apaidin i'ce must complete apartment-bouse in the Northwest; cuoire room, for gentlemen or gttkiuun and wife; turni.Jru huUsefceepuig uitts a specialty. THE PLEAfaANTON. 26S THIRD STT FINE furnUhcd rooms; en suite, siugie or huue kecviug; sunbgat in all rooms; bath included: most icaui'.aui terms, transient solicited. THE ROYAL Under enilrely new managrmnnL Elegantly furnUbed room's, transients, 10SJ Fourth. beL Washington and .Stark. OUi:iL.rAL Hoa'EL. FluST-MORRISON Itoom?, suites, slng.e. iiou-ickeeplng. One hott.1, two private niutret, tirrni&n.d, central, for sale. "tlit .1-..CAS1LK, i. E. COlL.THlRDAND Harrison sts. lionu, furntsned or unfur nished; all modern convenience; reiirem,-ea. The La Porte. 170'J Third, cor. Yamhill First class, clean, ntat rooms. $1.25 per week up; transient. 25c day up. transient solicited. TWO ELEGANT. SEPARATE ROOMS. WITH light, free phone, heat and batn; referenced needed. L 3D. care OrcgouUn. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. ON FIRST Hour; suliuWe- for- one- or two fcenitenieii. 3iU Yamhill. THE "GRAND - DESIRABLE ROOMS; fcieam heat, baths, elociric tlgnts. SS7 Yam hill. Tl'E BONITA. SU. 7TH. NEAR LIBRARY Furnished rooms: breakfast erved If wished. 2t)l 14TH ST NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. Daslrable location. Phone Wet 1443. It -oms With Ilonrcl. PORTLAND WOMEN'S UNION. 1.TTH YEAR: rooms, with board, enameled bath tub; use of library. Woman's Lrchane; Industrul school. Address Mrs. E. C ut-orgc. super intendent. MO Flanders st. FURNISHED ROOM. WITH BOARD. FOR one or two persons; all conveniences; fine lo cation; block adjoins Irvlngton car line; ref erences. -Ite East 17th t-L north. LADY OFFERS REFINED COUPLE HAND some parlor and bedroom; all modern con veniences; eood table; references exchanged. 53 North 20th st. PLEASANT ROOM, WITH BOARD; NICE location1, terms reasonable; ras, bath and' telephone. 533 East Ankeny. THE COLONIAL, 1& 10TH STREET ONE suite, second floor, front; also single room; tabic and service first clasj. 42.1 ALDER. THE STEVENS FINE FUR- nlohed roomr; best home cooking In the city; modern conveniences. C.15 FLANDERS. BETWEEN 2tTH AND 21st Roomi. with or without board; one block from car. LARGE. PLEASANT ROOMS. SUITABLE ror two. with good board. J2t Sixth street corner Clay. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITil board; two In room, $40; bath and phone. 105 Seventh. 115 12TH. ST. FURNISHED ROOMS AND board; home cooking; English family. ROOMS. EN SUITE OR SINGLE: HOT AND cold water; with board. 223 11th st. Housekeeping Room. 1J3 SIXTH STREET NICELY" FURNISHED large sunny rooms; also a beautiful flat; complete for housekeeping. Inquire 1U5 Sixth fitreot. TWO LOVELY" ROOMS. FURNISHED COM plete for housekeeping; bath, phone; private family; no children. 2u" Fourth st. NEW MANAGEMENT: FEW MORE UN furnlshed housekeeping rooms left; tespect ab'.e. 21114 Second ft., cor. Salmon. 3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH board; or will furnish for light housekeep ing; icferences. 500 Sixth sL THE OROVILLE. 22S WASHINGTON ST. Housekeeping and single rooms, transient. FLAT OF 5 ROOMS. FURNISHED COM plete. Call forenoons. 71 North Ninth st. 253 SIXTH FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms; all conveniences; best location. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 22 North Sixth L Rent reasonable. Honnes. FOR RENT HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS. ON CA ruthers sL; modern conveniences. Apply Mrs. Ziegler, Oregonlan offlce. FOR RENT A C-ROOM HOUSE. CORNER East 12th and East Oak. Apply 173 Third st. MODERN 7-.R0OM HOUSE; GOOD LOCA tlon, good condition. 02 North 10th st. Kn'rnlahfd House.- $3 PER MONTH AND UP; COTTAGES. FUR nlshed complete for housekeeping. Telephone J. Landtgan. any time except P. M. Houses tor Rent Parnltare for- Sale-. $350 BUYS FURNITURE OF S-ROOM HOUSE In buslneaa center; rent low; easy payments. P 36, care Orcgcnian.. NEW FURNITURE 10 - ROOM PRIVATE boarding-house; good location; pars well. K 39, Orcgonlan. WELL-APPOINTED HALL. FOR MEETINGS of trades unions or similar bodies; rent low. Apply Musicians' Mutual Association. llO'.-J Fourth, cor. Washington, dally, 12 to 2. STORE FOR RENT ON WASHINGTON ST.. between Fourth and Fifth; cheap rental. PERSONALS. C Gee-Wo, great Chinese doctor, successfully treats catarrh, lungs, stomach; liver, kidneys, female troubles, abd all private diseases with powerful, harmless Chinese roots, herbs, narks, etc.. that are unknown to medical sci ence In United States. Consultation free. Charges reasonable. Send stamp for symp tom blank. Address 132 3d st.. Portland, or. 3D WOMEN WANTED IKRUGULAIt. PAIN ful cr stoppages. leucorrhoea (whites and all diseases pertaining to change of lire, cured by old Dr. Kessler. 230 Yumhlll at.. Port' land. Or. Private walttng-room lor ladles. ConsuUAtlou free CaU or write, inclose 10 2-cen: stamps. Superfluous, hair, moles and other facial blem lshe fmovnl with electric needle; perma nent :vre: electric' mussage for wrinkles. Portland Electrolysis Parlors. 15-16 Lewis blag., cor. Park and Mor. Phone Brown 037. DRESS SUITS FOR RENT; ALL SIZES $1 a month keps your clothing denned and pressed, buttons sewed on and rips sewed up; Prompt calls and deliveries. Unique Tailor1- lng Co.. 347 Washington, opposite Cordray'rf. THE PORTLAND CLUB.. INC, A PLACZTOF amusement and recreation for gentlemen, 130 Fifth st. and 231& Alder. The cafa In- con-, nrctlon carries the beat line ott liquors and cigars the world produced. PERSONAL. MANLY VIGOR RESTORED BY DR. ROn- ierts Nerve Globules. One month's treatment. $2; 3 months. 5. Sent securely sealed by mall. Agents. Woodaid & Clark. Portland. , Or. DARLING SANITARIUM. ML Tabor; private; especially for treatment of women's diseases and confinements; terms moderate. Ad. Dr. Darling. Mngr.. Cambridge Hldg.. Portland. WHY SUFFER? NO MATTER HOW LONG stanUIng or how many remedies tried, the Greek Rheumatism Cure will cure you. Call, write or phone L. T. Lewis. AgL. 15U& Oth. TOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ARE MORE Ac curately and reasonably filled at Eyssell's Pharmacy. 227 Morrison St.. bet. 1st and 2d. WE PRINT 30 CALLING CARDS. PROPER size and style. 23c; 250 business cards. $L Brown & Schmale. 229 First st.. Portland. A BABY BUGGY WILL BE GIVEN AWAY Thursday afternoon, Feb. 28. Mrs. Stoltr, 208 Beech sL Accordion plaiting: reduced prices. Mme. Kel logg's School of Dressmaking. 14 Lewis bldg. FURS REMODELED AT HALF PRICE. G. Konlgsberg, 210 Allsky bldg. Furs bought. CLOTHES MENDED FOR LADIES AND gentlemen. Apply at room 45 Labbe bldg. MRS. DR. McCOY. electric treatments. 1334 First at., cor. Alder, rooms 3S and 39. ' MARRIED? If not. why not? Matrimonial p. Pr. 10c Lock Box CC0. Portland. Or. i CENTURY DICTIONARY. $33. AT THE OLD Book Store. 220 Yamhill street. SPECIAL NOTICES. Masters' Notice. DUTCH SS. WILHELMINA. CAPTAIN DE Frie. from Japan Neither the captain nor .. the undersigned consignees- of the above - named vessel will be responsible for any debts that may be contracted by the crew. Taylor. Young Sz Co., Agents. Portland, Or., Fob. 21. IDOL MASTER'S NOTICE BRITISH SHIP BEN Dearg. Captain Dermcdy Neither the mas ter nor the undersigned will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of the above-named vessel at this port. The Port land Flouring Mills Co., N Consignees. Proposals Intited. PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIP age Depot Quartermaster's Ofllce. 3 New Montgomery St., San Francisco. Cal., Febru ary :. 1P01. Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be received at tnis oilice until 10 o'clock A. M., Monday. February 25. ltWl. Pacific standard time, and then opened, for furnish ing rubber poncho., brown cotton blockings, garrison Rags, post flags, storm and recruit ing flags. Quantities to be subject to 50 per cent Increase. If desired, by tnis depart ment. Bids will bo opened tor the delivery of the same articles at either San FrancU co. Boston. Chicago and Pnuadelpnla depots. To avoid misunderstanding us to the exact nature of the- articles to be furnlsned. bid ders will -carefully examine the standard 4 samples and speculations, so that pioosai -may be submitted by tnem with a full knowledge of wnat will be required, in the matter of pochos. the attention of bidders Is- called to the fact that the sealed samples do not strictly conform to tne specifications, 4 that th latter will govern exclusively, and further that the samples show only the gen eral character of tue ponchos to be fur nished, tiids upon samples differing from specifications and sampled upon which bids are- invited, will under no- circumstances be entertained, nor will unguaranteed bids be considered. Proposals lur less quantities than ad vert I ted for will be entertained. Bids for delivery or inspection at other points than those named above will nut be consid ered. Early deliveries are essential. Bid ders must state In their proposals the rate and time of delivery should contract be awarded to them, and that no proposition should be made which they are- not positive that they can absolutely lulnil. lTeference will be cllen to articles of domestic pro duction and manufacture, conditions of price and quality being equal itncluulng In the price of foreign production and manufacture the duty thereon), and such preference will be EH en to articles u( American production and manufacture produced on the Paclnc Coast, to the extent of the consumption re quired by the public service there. The United States reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals or any part there of. Information and blanks for proposals will be furnished on application. Envelopes containing proposals will be Indorsed "Pro posals No. 1271." and addressed to MAJOR OSCAR F LONG. Quartermaster. U. S. Vol.. Depot Quartermaster. PROPOSALS FOR SHIRTING FLANNE.L Depot Quartermaster's Ottlce. 30 New Mont gomery St.. San Francisco, Cal., February HI- 1'jy.l. Sealtd proposals, in triplicate-, will be received nt this ofllce- until 10 o'clock A. SL, Saturday. March 2. llwl. Pacific stand ard timv. and then opened, for furnishing. 60.000 j aids dark blue shirting flannel, sub ject to 50 per cent Increase, If desired by this department. Preference will be- given to articles of domestic production end man' ufacture. condition:; of price and quallty bslr.g equal (including In the price of for eign production and" manufacture the duty thereon), and such preference will be given to articles of American production and man fuacture produced on the Pacific Coast, to the extent of the consumption required by tne public service there. The United States re fervf the right to accept cr reject any or all proposals or any pan thereof. Informa tion and blanks for proposals will be fur nished on application. Envelopes containing proposals will be Indorsed "Propoauls No. 15S5." and addressed to MAJOR OSCAR F. LONG, Quartermaster. U. S. Vols., Depot Quartermaster. PROPOSALS FOR SEAGOING TUG AND Barges Quartermaster s Otlice. 421 Pacific Block. Seattle. Wash.. FebiuaiyO. :iML Pro posals. In duplicate, will be received until 11 o'clock A. M-. Saturday, February 2.1. IbOl. nnd then opened, for one seagoing tug and two barges, each of 400 tons capacity, for use at St. Michael. Alaska. The right Is re served to accept or reject all proposals or parts thereof. For further lnfoimatlon np ply here. Mar envelopes containing propo tal "Proposals for tug and barge," and address to the undersigned. GEORGE RUH LEN. Major and Quartermaster. U. S. Army. Mlncellnneous. NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM and after thia date I will not be responslbts for any debts or contracts entered into by any person or persons In connection with the management or working of tho fish oil and guauu business carried on at Blaine, Wash., and Astoria. Or., under the name of T. II. Wymonde. unless such debts or contracts are authorized In writing by myself or my agents. Messn. W. A. Ward, of Victoria. B. C. or Messrs. W. A Anderson & Compau), Limited, of Vancouver. B. C. Dated this 25th day of January. 1001. George De La Peer Bcresford. By Davis. Marshall & Mac nelll. his Solicitors. FINANCIAL. $100,000 TO LOAN ON CITY AND FARM property In Oregon ana Washington at lowest rates. Real estate bought and sold. Western Investm't Si Loan Co.. rm 10. 245H Morrison. LuA.Nf v..il.uUT PUBLICITY ON REAL, or chattel mortgages, personal or sulity se bjiuj. .t low rates. C. W. Paltett. 21a Com merclal block. TeL Grant bSO. LOANS IN SUMS FROM 45 TO $300: ON ALL classes of security. R. I. Eckerson & Co.. room 3 Washington bldg. Phone Clay ma. LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS AND other securities; lowest rates. S. W. King, room 43 Washington b.dg. Phone Hood 410. LOANS ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, READ rstate and all kinds of securities. 123 3d st.. C H. Thompson's Cut-Rate Ticket Urnce. $5 AND UP. IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON ALL kinds of security. W. A. Hathaway, room Iv Washington buildtng. Phone Hood 413. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES; NO commissions.- and abstract of title furnished, Portland Abstract Co.. 002 Commercial blk. $SMH) TO LOAN AT OK. C. 7 PER CENT. City and suburban property for ale and rent.. Wm. O. Beck. 321 Morrison st. MONEY TO LOAN,- CAND 7 PER CENT. ON city property and Improved Valley farms. WV A, Shaw & Co.. 243 Stark-st. LOANS ON UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN property and all other good securities. W. Hi NUnn. 552 Sherlock building. $30O. $1004). $1300. $5000 ON REAL ESTATE. Newton McCoy, roonr 715 Oregonlan build ing? MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF SE curlty. Wm. Hell, room J) Washington bldg. LOANS on chattels, salaries, etc. low ratea. St us first. Mann .t Co.. C04 Dekum bldg.- MONEY TO LOAN. per cent, farm or city property. O. M Smith, .1 Ch. of Commerciv MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURI ty. Phone Red 2S53. Frame. 513 Marquam. MO.VEY TO LOAN. AXD'T PER CENT. ON ral tate. Pp-rnntnn. 29U MnrrUon st- ! i Si LOST AND FOKVD. LOST WEDNESDAY' AFTERNOON, ON CTH st.., between Burnside and Irving, a- photo graph. Reward If returned to 154 North Sixth st. LOST A PLAIN GOLD BUCKLE. WITH black ribbon belt attached. A suitable re ward if returned to 213 West Park sL LOST SILVER FORK. MARKED "L." ON 13th st. Finder please return to Oregonlan office. BIS1.ESS DIRECTORY. Abtlontlnul Humlugcs. MoCLUHE S SAN1TAKY BANDAGE EOR women has no enual. -lit Marquani building. .sHttcra null Analysts. J. h fIsk. mineral assayk and chemlt: .o.u rtu.-t buugut. -H$t aanlnj.ton. PA I L BAUMEL. A&SAYEU A.NJ ANALYST. gold dust bought. aVx tark st. Accounting lLspcrt. Geo. T. Murton. 307 Chamber of Cora. Phone Brown 45d Accounts examined, bojks kept. AatroloIsta. DR. BENJAMIN, astrolcglst and phtenuloglst. located 2u3 First st. Phone Clay 542. Attorneys. J. W. RANSOM. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND counselor. Halts Bank bldg.. Portland. Or. Babbitt Metnl and Solder. W. W. Blaney, mfr.. 100 N. 10th. Portland; best quality; lowest prices. TeL South 111. Iloulc Stores. J. K.. tHLL .6 CO.. WHOLESALE AND RE tall booksellers and stationers. 1J3-35 Jd at. Carpenters anil Builders. J. A. MELTOK. JOUB1NO. CABINET WORK, store cxtunu. ur Stark. Botn phones. Clilruxiodlxts anil .lluotcarlng. WM. DEVEN1' & MAUD DEVENY. THE only sclent trie chiropodists, parlors 301 Allsky bldg.. 3d & Morrison. Ore. phone Grant 111. Clnlrvuynnts. Mmc. Dr. Herzog. from Berlin, scientific re vcaler; tells entire lite, past, present and fu ture; consultation on ull affairs; nothing ex cepted; names glen; good advice; suio nelp; mistake impossible; imports genuine gypsy love powder. Fee $1. letter. $2. 303 Alder. Conl Dealers. ULCAN COAL CO.. dealers In house, steam and blacksmith coals. Also f6undry coke. Front St.. near Gllsan. Ore. tel. Red 17UU. Commission -Mcrchunts. HERMAN METZGER. PURCHASER OF hides, pelts, furs, wool, mohair, tallow, old rubber and old metal, and general commis sion merchant. Front at., near Main. Port land. Or. Cash advances on consignments. TAYLOR, YOUNG & CO., SHIP BROKERS and commission merchants. Sherlock bldg.. Portland. Or. ALLEN-& LEWIS. COMMISSION AND PRO duce merchant. Front & D sts;. Portland. Or EVERD1NG & FARRELL. commission, butter, eggs, chickens and furnr produce. Portland. Cornice Sliy lights METAL SKYLIGHTS. GALVANIZED IRON cornlie. J. C. Bayer. 205 Second st. Fyelnjj nnd ClennlnK. H. W. TURN Hit. PROFESSIONAL and cleaner. 301 17th. Tel. Red 131. Electric Supplies. Western Electric Works, house wiring, bell work, repairs, motors, dynamos. 305V3 Wash. Electric Light Buth.n. DEKUM TREATMENT ROOMS. DEKUM bldg. Ladicti hours, 0 to .1; gents', 3.3U to U. Fence and Wire Works. OLD EAST PORTLAND FENCE AND WIRE Works. A. Carlson. 230 Ext Morrison st. Furnltnre Factories. Furniture, turning, mouldings, wood work specialty. Calof & Go'.denberg. 311 Front. Uttir Drei'slnic anil MmilvurliiK'. F.USLNTHAL SISTERS. ICO FIFTH. OPP. P. O. Switches a specialty. Phone iluod a!4. Iliirncss nnd Saddles. BRBYMAN LEATHER CO., WHOLESALE saddle and harness manufacturers, sadlery hardr.arc. findings and shoe store supplies; leather of all kinds. 73 Front st. THE GEO'tGE LAWRENCE CO.. WHOLE fale raddlers and harness manufacturer, leather and i-addlery hardware. 72 Front t. Hydropathy. Dr G. M. Keller's Hydropathic Institute, Pied mont. Portland. Or.; rheumatism and kindred diseases successfully treated: best references. Iron Founders,. "Unch'stn, Flily B'ltl'ra. WOLFF & ZW1CKER IRON WORKS: C. J. Reed and F. Wolff, receivers; designers and mtis. uf ships, steamboats, marine, iiiinlu? and milling machinery: riveted steel pli. Insurance. Order or Washington, foremost fraternal so ciety of N. . protects the IKlng. tlxcd pay ments eliminate doubtful "dividends. " J. L. Mliel''1! Sup. Sec'y. 012-015 Marquam bldg. HAMBURG-BREMEN FIRE INS. CO.. Iu2 First st. Bod & Arnold, General Agents. Jcnk Dealers. Best prices paid for junk, bottles, rubber, etc. L Shank U Co.. 312 Front. Phone facuth DDL Mining: Machinery. Oltuinwa mining hoists, dynamos, motors, saw mills, etc Tatum -v ttoweii. 2U-35 First st. Marble nnd Granite Work.. WEEKS. 720 FRONT: LARGE. SELECT stock of monuments. Finely tlnLhed giainte monuments at wholerale prices, wuen snipped to order, direct front Eastern quarrl. aed us anu save money. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS; marblt. gran ite and stoti)? nork. Schanen & Neu. 203 1st. Massaue. PAOLA VAPOR BATHS AND MASSAGE BY lady from New York. ISRjfc Third, room 7. Musical. Lrsuns 50c. piano, guitar, banjo, mandolin, vio lin Instruments tor sale. Mr.. Mitrtin. UM& 1st Osteopathy. Dn it. u. Northrup. specialist In nervous and chronic diseases, suite 410 Dekum bldg. 3d and Wash. Examinations free, Tel. Mam 34V- aicdlcni. PAUL CROMWELL. THE COLORED SFK clalist. has opened up bis office at 347 Front, and will sell his medicine as usuaL Medi cines for all ktnds of chronic disease i. Patents. T. J. GEISLER. S14S13 CHAMBER OF COM. Domestic and foreign patents secured, etc Por'.'and Rldtni; CI (i lis. LIVERY AND BOARDING: LADIEIF AND gentlemen's saddle horses. 354 Jefferson. Oregon Vlnvi Co. Lewis bldg.. Park and Morrison. Free -Health lectures to women Thursday, at. 2:30 P. M. StornKC. OVERLAND STORAGE WAREHOUSE Fourth and Davis. Merchandise a specialty. Infurance rates low; storage rate J reasonable. Careful attention given to country consign ment. Tel. Or. Main 777i Columbia 7i Paxrabrolcers:. Uncle Henry. 43 N, 3d. cor. Couch, loans moneyi bargains In unredeemed pledges. Palmistry. Larsen. the palmist and occult, stodeat.- will give scientific readings, acording to methods' of palmistry: readings. 50c. Last month per manently Irt the city Room 21T5 Allsky bldg. CHEIKOMA. THE" CELEBRATED PALMIST, gives scientific life readings, past and future. Parlors 25 Raleigh bldg.. Sixth and Wash. Mlsar A. M. Stevenson, scientific palmist and psychic, reads past, present future. 09V 1st. MRS. L. BURHANS. scientific palmlpt. room CO- Logus block; Grand "ave. and East Wash. I'hylclairs-an-tl- Snrgenna. DR; CORA C. TALBOTT. SPECIALIST: 15 years' experience lu diseases of women; lat est Improved method in the treatment of all female troubles; patients treated successfully by mall. Office 1S1& First st. Dr. Flora A Brown: diseases of women and children a specialty. Confutation and diag nosis free. 517-31S The Dekum. Portland. Or. DR. JAMES DICKSON. SPECIALIST IN KID ney and skin diseases. Odd Fellows Templu. Spiritual Istsr MRS. WALLACE. RELIABLE CLAIUVOT ant and psychte, life reader: consult her on business affairs, .love troubles, absent friends; good advice-on mines; readings dally. 50c- and up. 107H First sL, ofllce 7. Consult the beet. BLSI.NlS UiUcOl'OK'V. safes, jails, burglar-proof safes. both new and second-hand. Lockouts opened and general repairs. J. E. Davis. tjU Third. SUcmnisc-n uml Store i R. LUTKE & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO DIXON. Borgesoi! & Co.. Front and Washington sts. Storage and Transfer. Sloi.A..r; AT Lvn UA'lES CAN BE HAD at Fred Blckel's storehouse. 31 North Front. Stove. ItaiiKC.. Ho hold H'dvrarc. Hardware, sole agt Universal stoves .t ranges, housefurnlshing gcodj. J.J Kadderly. 141 1st. Turkish Baths. Nw 'lurKisn oath, parlors; modern appliances, gents only. 525'Cnaniber Com.. J. P. King.- Turkish baths, modern; open 9 A. M. to a A. M. 200 Oregonlan bldg.. J. D. McKlnnon. Tenta nnl Awnings. r POKTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.. TENTS, sails, awnings. 220 Ankeny. Tel. Grant 1501. Tinning anil Roollnu;. ALL KINDS TIN WORK AND STOVE RE pairing. Schulze Bros.. 103 Grand ave. "Wholesale Grocers. ALLEN & LEWIS. WHOLESALE GROCERS., cor. N. Front and Davis sts.. Portland On BUSINESS CHANCES. MERITORIOUS ENTERPRISES FINANCED, STOCKS AND BONDS UNDERWRITTEN. GUARANTEED AND SOLD. Patents mar keted under business conditions. ADVICE GIVEN AND PLANS OUTLINED for ef fective handling and ilnanclng or any merit orious invention, business enterprise or proj ect requiring additional capital for develop ment. R. BUXTON, 134 Van Burea su, Chi cago. FOR SALE STOCK OF GENERAL MER chandlse anil business of the late Geo. W. Feanudde, at Nehalem, Tillamook County; Or. For particulars. addre E. M. Phlle baum. administrator, P. O. drawer 50, Port land, Or. ALL ROOMING - HOUSES. GROCERY stores, SALOONS, CIGAR or CANDY stores, country HOTELS or merchandise In fact, everything that is for sale Is listed with us. JENNINGS &-CO 309U MORRISON ST. FOR SALE A NICE. CLEAN STOCK OF groceries. In one of the best towns In Wil lamette Valley; all cash trade; no expensive fixtures; poor health cause of selling. Ad dress W 3D. Oregonlan. BAKERY AND GROCERY, DOING GOOD business. In best Eastern Oregon town, for sate; stock and fixtures Invoice about $3000; good reason for selling. Address B 30, caro Oregonlan. FOR SALE HALF INTEREST IN GOOD paylng lec cream, coffee and oyster busi ness; low rent: horse and delivery wagon. Addiess L 3t. care Oregonlan. BOARDING - HOUSE, FIRST CLASS; 48 rooms; receipts $1000 month; retiring ac count of health; good property in part pay ment. C 2v. Orcgonlan. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR 12 LOTS In Cormodes & Adlsts' First Addition to Kirklands. In Seattle. Wash? Address P. O. box 114. La Grande, Or. FOR SALE GROCERY; EIGHT-YEAR. Es tablished trade: on good corner; sales $1250 per month; $2500. or will Invoice. Y 31. Oregonlan. EXCELLENT OPENING FOR STATIONERY house or Individual with some capital to han dle standard typewriter. K 30, care Orego nlan. WANTED PARTNER WITH $5000 TO PUT in mill and handle 3.000.000 feet hardwood; large protlts assured. M 3(5, care Oregonlan. Sale $2MK) groceries; $1000 dry goods. $500 hardware stocks ; good location, paying; part time; cheap rents. By owner, box 3221. city. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A WELL-PAY'-lng business for small piece of land near town. Address E 30. care Oregonlan. FOR SALE GENERAL MERCHANDISE store. For particulars see Allen & Lswls. 4tl Front St.. Portland. Or. WANTED TO BUY A GENERAL MER ohandlsc store In a good country town. Ad dress V 39. Oregonlan. FOR SALE - FINE. FRESH. STOCK OF groceries and fixtures, on account of removal. Q 39. Oregonlan. HUNDRED AND FIFTY WILL BUY' A NICE candy and cigar store. Address B. B., 271 First, Portland. SALOON FOR SALE, DOING GOOD Busi ness, and rooming-house, combined. Call ac 233 First tt. PARTNER IN PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY; $100: experience not necessary. N 32, care Orcgonlan. CONFECTIONERY STORE; THREE LIVING rooms and furniture. 355 Bnrnslda st. FOR SALE LODGING-HOUSE. 20 ROOMS; snap. CrII 215 Commercial block; HOTEL FOR RALE OR RENT. INQUIRE O. P McLaughlin Sheridan. Or. BANKS. SAVINGS BANK PORTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. 109 THIRD ST. Money to loan on mortgage. A general trust and agency business transacted. BENJ. I. COHEN " . President H. L. P1TTOCK. A. S. NICHOLS Vtce-Pres. E. J. ALSTCCK. J. O. GOLTRA Secretaries FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND. OR. Designated Depository and Financial Agent of tfie United States. President H. W. CORBETT Vice-President A. L. MILLS Cashier G. E. WITHIN GTON Assistant Cashier J. W. NEWKIRK Second Assistant Cashier W. C. ALVORD Letters of credit Issued, available In Europe and the Eastern Statf-s. Sight exchange nnd telegraphic transfers sold on New York. Boston. Chicago. St. Louis, St Paul, Omahn. San Francisco and the principal points In the Northwest. Sight and time bills drawn In sums to suit on London. Paris. Berlin. Frankfort-on-the-Mftln. Hong Kong. Yokohama, Copenhagen, Chrlstlanla. Stockholm, St. Petersburg, Mos cow. Zurich-. Honolulu. Collections made on favorable terms. LADD & TTLTON. BANKERS ESTABLISHED IN 1S59. Transact a General Banking Business. Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections made at alt points on favorablo terms. Letters of credit Issued available In Europe and the Eastern States. Slsht Exchange and Telegraphic Transfera sold on New York. Washington. Chicago. St. Louis. Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and vari ous points In Oregon. Washington. Idaho. Mon tana and British Columbia. Exchange sold on London. Paris, Berlin, Frankfort and Hong Kong. WELLS. FARGO & CO. BANK CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $3,250,000 JOHN J. VALENTINE. PRESIDENT HOMER S. KING MANAGER (San Francisco.) R. LEA BARNES CASHIER JOHN E. MILES ASSISTANT CASHIER (Portland.) General Banking Business transacted. Ex change sold and Letters of Credit issued, available in all parts of the world. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND. OREGON. J. FRANK WATSON President It. L. DURHAM Vrcc-Prcsldent K. W. HOYT.. Cashier GEO. W. KOYT Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Interest paid on time depositor Drafts and letters of credit issued, available In all parts of the world. Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought. LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK. LIMITED. Chamber of Commerce building. Third and Stark streets. Head Ofllce, 71 Lombard street. London. This bank transacts a general banking- busi ness, makes loans, discounts bills and Issues letters of credit available for travelers and the purchase of merchandise In any city of the world. Dt-als In 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. AINSWORTH President PERCY T. MORGAN Vice-President R. W. SCIIMEER Assistant Cashier TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSI NESS. " Interst paid on time deposits. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. i THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts Issued available In all cities of tho United. -States .and Europe. President TYLER WOODWARD Vlce-Prejdcnt JACOB KAMM Cashier F. C. MILLER
