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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, FEBRUARY 7. 1909. Sunday Services BAPTIST. F1rt. the 'White Temple. Twelfth and Taylor street Rev. J. -Whltcomb Brousher. D. D.. pastor. 10 A. M.. "one-accord" prayer meeting;; 10:30 A. M-. public worship with preachlnc by the pastor; subject. "Is Christ Out Example?" second In eerlee on -What Jesus Did": new member welcomod and Lord' supper observed; 12 M.. Bible i 1 intMNtinr exercise and classes for k1- s p. M.. Professor Rlddell will lecture on "Science and Rell-ion"; 0 P. JL. young people s meeting; 7:30 "clock, popular eventn.- service. Dr. Brougher will preach on the mono question. "What Would Jesus Dor second In the series on that subject Special music by the quartet and ihoir: gospel solo by Miss Ethsl Shea. Second. East Seventh and East Ankeny e c ijinham. castor. : IT io"5o o'clock. -The Heart M.rfi..' nihle school at noon: Sli.-i rrnlon. 6:30 P. M.; evening i worship. 11 a" : .. of the D.vln. " x y il.. :30 P. M. : worsnip. 7:S0 P." H.; sermon, 'The Lord" Slaok- . ness." street KitrMaV SchOoL If. T:80 What Shall I mm male choral. , Mount Olivet, Seventh and Rev B. B. B. Johnson, pastor. Services, 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M- by the J"'or- . immanuel Services by Rev A B. Mlna Ver at Jone Hall. Front and Gib, tr"t Services. 10:80 A. M. and 7:30 f .lay school and Btr.cs and P "! cl". . n-.eetlng. 1 M.: B. T P- l-V ' prayer meeting. Thursday. 7.4? P. M his vnniavn im v . a. -. - , U tor. fltinnV irhOOI. 1U Jl- . "7 e t a AAT UPVlfM w. , . . T or ruwoi s M. Calvary. East EIgMh and Grant street Rev I N. Monroe, pastor. Sunday school. 10 A. M. ; preaching by the pastor. 11 A. M ana.t ForTy-nTth. corner Eart Main street tast ior.7 Oastor. Sunday school. 10 A. M.; services. 11 A. M. 1' smith. nastor. Sunday s-hool. 10 A. M-; julor l'nlon 8 P.M. 11 t it Tta.lt.: oreaohlng. 11 A. m. o T Tw.!. Hoyt and 'j Eric Scherstrom. pastor " A. M. and T:o r. Bentzlen. pastor. St jonn .e , . Li ii a : , , ,a a Mr nreachlnK. 11 A. Sunday scnooi, i j -- ReT. c. M : special wv-.ua- ... ..OA I Owen, of Astoria. B. T. P. 8:30 P. M : 7:45 P. M. Third Vancouver avenue 7and Knott street -RevR. "nwi.d.er,. pastor. Sunday scol. baptismal servicea o A. M. ; B- I- r- -Sunday school. 7 P. M.; preaching v.u.- nT,rs? German, Fourth and Mill Hev J. Kratt. pastor, rreacning. xv.j 5,1 and 7:30 P. M.. Sunday schooU .S A. Ti FW..V avenue and Eleventh day cnooi, i -Tll . 7.20 p. m., aerT- "SvmDoliwn wt a ' s . . Ilatrthorne Tepue - .choo. o:45 FoVrtmetn, li .- m"." """rl.- wrn,T ivenue a.d Mor- .-econa -- - riastor. rl street Ker VT Sun- r-achlnr 3ny school. 9rt A. f " ..... end Sixth streets Hlghlsna. rhn Tlentilen. rvlres Sunday school, 10 A. il i D. - - ' . . t TT f-.M.. it .venue near Foster road '," uncock, pastor. Sunday school. rv. " " . , . VT "i Message lO A M. ; preacniM. j. - 7:30 1. ... V nil it., preaching by th n.Bi.am Sunday pasxor. ... hool, 10 A. M. ; serv Ices. 11 A. M. ana s r. CATHOUC. ,, M-rr-. pro-CathedraL Flftewith and Ft. Mery-s r chrtslle. D. T.. Pavis "reei-;--" - d , A. M Trma,r.nd sermon at 11 A M. : vespers. instruction .no P",- Fifteenth and St. Joseph s ""V , Rauw. v. Touch streets " Va M - high b-srr.wnce: -stl; . u..chs. nsstor. ijow m- - , s .v A. nign mMi and perm on ,t 10:30 A M.; vespers and Mneaiciwn " Patiicif. Nineteenth and Savler Ft. "irKi . i,hv. DSJltor. I etr-ets-It". r.x. ' , .ermn r'l" 80 and benediction at 8 PM?'h.er. -Ital.an. Fourth " " .J I H Black, pastor. Ixw streets Re. " -n . v . irv mass . u,mon at W SO A nd benedlrtlon at 7:30 P M ..p.itlon an Immaculate Heart , ar . 8. and 9 A Iy pastor . , .,,-30 A. M. Jl '. n:gn ,T" ,:Sa p. M. ve-pers iana oen.. - na Unlon Iloly .rr. - ,wl. o. P.. v-nuo err ' . . .a a . ... ti, mass at . T and s w . ' p,"tor. i-o" "I 10:30 a. M.; hien mas.. "--""-, ,.30 P. M. V"rcred"nHe;rr:M..w.uU.r..t-R.Vw Gregory . - h ' nd Mm(,n at A."m : ve.r.bl.ndmbened1ctlon at 7:30 F M; ,..,. Park Rev. J. P. ii M n.. i" " 1 " - - S. C pastor. Low mas at ' . '. . i.iw .nd sermon at 1:3U A M - vesper, and benediction at 4 P. M Hoiy TeoVemer. Portland bouvard ,d M i.v, and sermon at 10.30 A. M b'd8t"phen'..',Ea,tiForty-.econa and East M. stepnen s. c. waltt. pastor. Taylor streets-.,-. -7 li maM ,d e-inon at I:-0 A. M- T.ntin. Forty-f-econd mnd Powell vnlley road Rv. F. Dlllon. 8. J., pator. . . r a .nil H'.ilu A. J. . mass. ser- mon and benediction at 10:30 A. M. s" Stanislaus. Maryland avenue and Wl! lamette boulevard Rev. C Scroskl. pastor i!ow mass at 8 A. M. ; high maas and ser mon at 10:30 A. M. !,. Ft. Andrew s, .-sinrn ana Rev Thomas Kiernan. -- r at 8 A M.; high mass and sermon at 10 A. M. : vespers. Instruction and benediction pasior. Low mase st 7:30 P M. . 'I "J.- un.i.rlll Rev. j. p. Fl li AKCuaivit, - - . q . patrlck. pastor, li . In chapel a the Sisters of the Precious m n ana . n. - B10d COXCREOATION.Vt. First. Park and Madison streets Rei . r.l ' t, i,. n I) . nastor: 10 A. M r,."'U',r "ATM. and 7:45 P. M.. di vine worehtp with -rmons by the pastor themes morning. ' Leamng to Be Content evening "The Secret of Lincoln's. Greatness ; V P S. C. E., 6.45 P. M.: prayer tweeting, "Zi.JIS-il.-ef.hnn orf.dlei.lW-. s . 'nr.i,.;- V.i Ttvior and Thirty-fourth t.-..' i J fi'taub. naor. Services p . . t-9o p f ' snndav school, ?o a M.: junHr C. E.. 3 P. M.; Senior :. E 8:30 P. M. : topics of s-rmone. "The Name Ws Bear." ana "An Ideal Congrega- V:i.K.rf East Seventh and Hassalo r-..i nAr nator. Sunday school. 10 A M.: morning service. 11 o'clock: topic. Oftsprlng": V. P S. c. evening service. 7:30: topic E.. 6:30 P. M. "The Call." first What Jesus Did.' I".,1? ,.v-r meeting. WednesUsy. 7:45 miu:cev . --- P' CHRISTIAN'.. "ed Life" sermon subject. "What prale servic. Central East Twentieth and S i F fihormley. minister. 10.30 A. M., tt- c -...i.- ..ntftrr state mtselons. will speak: : P.' M.. revival service. The VWiiie will sing. H. A. Eastoa chor- e 1 fc Ulr" CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Second Church of Christ .Scientist. Wood men Hall. E Sixth and E. Alder Sunday IcTsT 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. : subject of oTiermon. "Spirit." Sunday school. 11 A. M.: Wednesday meeting. 8 P. M. V EPISCOPAL. s.r.ihlnl of St. Stephen the Mar- v. .nd rlav streets Rev. H. M Ramsey, vicar. Holy communion. 7:30 T S . ,.r.d.v school. 9:45 A. M. ; Bible class. "lO A. M. : litany. 10:4S A. M. : morn ing service, 11 o'clock; evening service. Bt. Paurs Woodmere Rev. J. E. Forsyth, , . . - m t Tnt'th Central. luriwwT " . vZZrH- rests Rev. w. i. j ' ZZ... m 10:80 A M- "That I May Know Him . M. : young peoples mevi- T. M-. Rodnev-Avenue, corner Rodney avenue and KoU sTreet-Bev. Thomas ' G. Ptcton. pa- "suVda, srhool, 45 A M preachmg ?r"-''. . "... c'U.b-J- SrievePning f : .11 L.ue . . . . . 7:30: in City Churches priest In charge. Morning service and ser mon, 11 o-clock; Sunday school. B:4o A. M. Good Ehepherd. Graham and ancouver avenues Rev. John Dawson, rector. Sun . , , n . t k a xi holv communion and sermon. 11 A. M. ; evening service, 7. SO All-Saints. Twenty-second and eed streets Rev. Roy Edgar Remington, minis ter Sunday school, JW a- "" munlon and sermon, 11 A. M. ; evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 o ciock. v . ... . . cuiMtt streets irinity. nineieeum - Rev A A. Morrison, rector. Services at B ind 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. ; Sunday school. :46 A. M. Sunday evening Dr Morrison will begin a eerie. ' " the Emmanuel movement. Strangers cor dially Invited. , . St. Marks', Nineteenth and Qulmby streets Rev J. E. H. Simpson, rector, a a. holy communion; 10 A. M., Sunday school; 10:30 A. M.. matlr.s ana maay. n holy communion; 7:30 o-clock, evensong. St. John's Memorial, Sellwood. Sunday school. 10 A. M. ; holy eurhar-vt and ser mon. 11 A. M. ; evening prayer and sermon. 7:30 o'clock. Archdeacon chambers win oi- Bciate at the morning "r". Grace Memorial. East seventeenth and T,r.,i., ..ruti Rev. George a. van yti.i-. r n nlerrvman in cnnisn. 1 u' J com- munlon and sermon. 10:80 A. M. . , . r fianrieu ar held Bunday In tern rirv ouarters pending the erection of L'vVd'sEa Twelfth and BlmonJ e.tsR.v wTirSn R- Powell will preach at 11 o'clock. F.VAGF-IJCAX-First German, corner Tenth and Clar F. Benoi. pastor, preacnmg "r"J, a-in A. M. ; and T:o f. m.; duiiuj . , A. M-; catechism. 2:80 P. M. ; Y P A- T P M. Rev. Theodore Schauer. P. Ev. vrt v. nf the services; the Lome Buppxir will be celebrated both at the morn and evening service. . xcil- Ockley oreen. comer uj lamette boulevard Rev. J. Bowersox. pas tor. Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7PM.. Bunday school at 10 A. M ; K. i - a e p. m. . Xj 1MB IVcm . Bt. James' West Park and Jefferson streets -J. Allen Leas, pastor, services n - with eermon by the pa tor ; evening . 8 o'clock, with sermon by Rev. F. W. Bus- sra, oi o.i. .vi in sing morning ana evening; ou.c, . M. ; L.utner i ""'. , Norweslan Synod. East Tenth and Grant treet Rev. O. Hagoes, pastor. Services i at 11 A. M. ana 7 -tut r. ai. " Jr, v... Ml East Mala street. niui . . 1 . - - - Q , . i Thursday! 8:15 P. M. METHODIST. T.or-Rtreet Dr. Benjamin Toung, pas tor. 9:30 A. M., classes; iu: a. ,."'"" M-mnn "Sarrflmeill OI me ajuiu a ok per": 12:15 P. M.. Sunday school. M.. Epworlh League; 6:3i P. M.y 6:30 P. evening '(-.ntrWl Woodman Hall. Russell street and Rodney avenue L'hsrles L. iiamiiton, v"- tor. Preaching. io:so a. na . subject, morning. "Abraham Lincoln ; mualo vf varann M u I lf T mi itlL. V.r,..,,.- Eauit Pine and Ninth streets- Clarence True Wilton, D. D.. the pastor, ..in ..... lft-ao a communion sermon ar.d a-lminlster tne Loral bwp". "."'i.-! T-an h. will continue the series on nt Would Jesus Do With a Sermon on .h"" Our Example' T" Professor George Wharton James will lecture In the church on Wed nesday night on "My Experience With Wild Aniinale. and lia tn. ty to hear a great traveler and author free. Sunday school st W o'clock and Epworth EpworM. 8T'.nty-.lxth and SavlRev Charles T. McFherson, pastor. Services U A. M. and 7:80 P. M. ; morning "Now I Know in ran ; V, Are Saved"; Sunday school 10 A. M.. M C. Reed, superintendent; Epworth league. 8 SO P M , F. H. Hammer, president. Tne ladles- Aid Society I preparing to give a dinner on February 2. beglnn rig at 5 o'clock P. M. A programme will be ren dered st 8 o'clock. m. m ,. t- i ,. i. mA T.vlor William ri. Herpe. pastor. Th. raor will P?.' botn.rVice. today Mornlag theme The Art of Spiritual- Etching"; at 7:30 P. M. the - - in. T.lv. as Jemis Would wnu tiiw Pru- series. fesslons Live Tooay as je.ue "-IT clal mueic In the evening by the large male chorus, assisted Dy tne '.''r, class. :4S: Sunday school. 12:16 P. M . St. Paul mleelon. 3 P. M. : Epworth League praise ;Sd devotional. 6:30 P. M : mus-.e by quar tet Pr.ifei.sor W. M. Wilder, organist and iouTrTMrm Second street, forester.- Hal, fl. H. Mowre. paor. 10 A. M Snnday school- 11 A. M., preaching, subject, Ex perlTr'oe": f.0 P. M., Epworth League; 7:30 P M regular preaching service. Patton. Mlchlgen avenue and Carpenter re,,D. A. Walters, pastor rreeci. "'.; A M. and T:SO P. M. : morning topic. The Test of Faith": evening top c "Zeal In Christian Work": Sunday school 10 A a'gTe'S rT.M.Ul. Prayer lnpunnysSdr Tamhlll and Thirty-fifth streets W T. B. T-fter. pastor. Morning theme T.n Reasons Why Sunnyrtde Should Have Fine. Modern, lp-to-ume c.. ,, ' . P meeting, noon; " " ' M.: B-s lirlgane, u t . 'Ji'' .. k 6 15 P M. : special songs and anthems by big chorus choir: men's chorus also d the Eunnyslde Orchestra accompaniment. Mid week meeting. Thursday nigh'- Trinity M. m.. rt .""T , F. Fmlth. pastor. A. M.; public vforsniF. ' T"15 Prevaillrg l-myrr , ' ", t r . irs..-oth LelEDe. o.jv ' . ' - service, l.iu r. M. Rev. 1. C. Poor vrill give him iirmnD on The Hlver or ffun. u.u his .hart to Illustrate. J. . namiiTon. ni .111 l.o In will lead In song, assisted Dy miss inui cnj. - .l. Twldwell. me oiwric. . - the dlelrlct fleacone.-o. vlvsl maetlngs ttih week. streets nrcai!-TT. " ' 11 A ill Dsasn nr win nwit en nvn nil inr. rrr-;uiu, " M. and 8 P. M.; topics, ni. . . , " . ....ntnr FOllO "Power of Christ" : TP M ; Scandinavian msas vixumu P M. .x. Tirst. Alder and Twelfth William Hiram Foulkes. minister. io-sv Vrit" iiio sermon. "The Aots of the Hcy Spirit . 12 10 M.. Hunaay a'm'm m.im '" -' ,' all: 6:30 P. M.. "cnnstian s.ii.. -j services for the young people. i.IB P. M.. organ number, by Mr. Coursen; 7.30 P. M., evening sermon. "Whose son is .t n.t k a at lnineenin . Rev. Andrew J. Montgomery. P'"J; Services 10:3O and 7:o, eveunia ""i-"p Touth as pplrltuai Aiwi. raivarv Eleventh and Clay street ji Senlces 10:3(. A. M and 7:30 rtey. J. A. p. Mcuraw. i.. .. . lects. The Liberty oi tne vuriniu - before evening service Is. Margaret Lam- 'Their kock and uur oci . v.Ki. PE0GENIT0RS OF v f MR- AND MRS. KOSWEIL L. PEAKE. , who have been residing on the Pacific Coast . i Mr. and Mrs. Roswell L Peake. tiv. it olden wedding In 1906. i;r.rtf... New their eleven children, ten 1 ' n ro 11 VI ali of whom are married ana resxae . luc'V. pi,r.r th Wisconsin. Washington and Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Peake are the proud heads of a family of 41 grandchildren. 11 of wb.B w marrid' v - . ,ii,iij Mr Peaks was born in June 23, 15, IZ his wlfT October 6. 1840 They cellent health, Coast. and are nrniMiaauB m iiisii Music teachers proprietors 29 splendid used uprights, reduced prices from $68 up House of Highest Quality 1 " I DIM. I person, organ let. Mr. Caughey, Sunday school. 12 noon. SALVATION ARMY. i 9,17! Davis E. F. Omann In . . TTiee-tlna- 11 A. M. charje. p M . Sunday school Sre" MTf. by M, H, W. Btone wffl&mm gellst J. E. Wolfe. 11 A. ju., 1 '-Keoond faig'of rlM, Eunch or Sprinkled Blood. SPIRITUALIST. Mediums and Ministers' Association Third street near Tay- Auditorium Hall, lor usual r; :-.r.' n.. followed 8 P. M.; lecture oy bv Mr. C Cornellu ilii P7M. bynM's?lrUl Society, eighth floor Mar- DfsTJS Siief T'e SiSVrhtfSi- Their Child Marrlagea" UNTTAKXAir. . Church of Our Father. r.ntfrSR-vn Tl lTShoUd b.rmlnl-.r em.r !".'' ftev' A Baker, assistant minister ltus. K"- . . .- h, Rev. Fred iTb Well, -f Belllngham; evening s.rv L t 5- sermon. "Ye Have Been Bought wTtJaPrtc Bunday hool a 9:45 A. M kindergarten at 11 A. M.; T. F. F. 6:30 P. M. C.IVEMAXI8T. Church of Good Tidings, Eaat Eighth and Couc-R.v. Jame, Dimond Corby rner worhln with sermon, at 10:411; Sunday ?cn?ol for Bible study at noon: sermon top S he. Glory of the Second Mlie" (an an ntveaary message): meeting of the mission circle Thursday afternoon. HVITED BRETHREN Ef CHRIST. Firet. East Fifteenth and Morrison Rev A. M. and H. a Shatter, o"""- 7-80 P M. ; Sunday school, 10 A tl'an Endeavor at 6:80 P M. M. ; Chris- -Rev. T. Radical. ixin Cocking. MrviMs ii r . c,.ni4r school. 10 A. M. and 7:80 Y. P. S. B..'6:30 P. M. . ,. - ir..t Tweirtv-seventh and Mil- .1 Hy. B. E. Kmencn. p.wi. . 11 A. M nd M euhaay school at 10 M" MISCEIXASEOUS. The New Philosophical Research Society holds Sunday evening meetings, T-4B o clock, in Hall 201. AUsky building. Third and Sorrtson Subject. "Dream, and Their In terpretations, written, question, answered byHm'e',ofBTfu,Ph. 701 Irv,ng-Dr. Storey Br wlU speak In the Home parlors 8 o'cock. on "The Secret of Metaphysical HeaHng" Bong service at 7:30 and class meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Swedish Free Mission, hall corner Mis sissippi and Shaver Meeting at 8 P. M. and 8 P M. Sunday. February T. Rev. E. Anderson, of Tacoma. will Ireacfa.. Soul Culture meeting at Mrs. Mallory . parlors. 601 Yamhill street. Monday evening, 8 o'clock; subject for discussion "The Soul anad How to Cultivate It'-; sllencs meet- A1B ..... - . , . a.i. I Divine Truth Center. Hall 201. Alloky hM, 11 A. M.. Rev. T. M. Mlnard. pas- 41 GRAND CHILDREN fSd -. :: who celebrated their orlclnillv from Delaware County. '" battle and Everett Wash O, n fir live PUII3 niiu iio Ma0-- - - .. , . t. 1 1- tn f(nn.ntn are both in the , prim, , of life, in ex niMMtor: tor: tvddrejw oy m wiu CHal VVJLAV AA.VW ood used gr3.nd mil . ' 4 353 WASHINGTON K?L ".MA. n. A R Rail Second and Morrison streets Berean study. 1:80 r. .. "FeitoVsMprciefHali 800, Al.sky bldg -. p M . address by Mm. Clara B. Colby. 5- "What Would Jesus Dor-: Bible school. Monday. 8 P. M-, 308 AlUkybldg. ih,.r.h East iThlrty-flfth and Main stJeetsLindley A. Well.. pa-tor Preaching 11 A. M. and 7:80 P. M. ; Bible SuS 10 A. M.: Christian Endeavor prayer meeUng. 6:80 P. M. ; mid-week prayer meet ing. Thursday evening. 7:30. Gospel Mission, Allsky Hall, second floor Morrison streetTnear rd 2 P . Bible tfS- r.. d"n.'ean day 8 P M. service at parsonage, 114 East Twenfvi rhth street. C. A. Hoy. pastor. Lincoln's Last Cabinet Meeting Trader and Forgiving; Spirit Skovru Toward the People Who Had Re belled., From Rhodea" History of the United States. r-aRIDAY. April 14, Lincoln held his lut Cabinet meeting:. uenerai Grant vu Dresent and said that ha tu anxious In his continual expeo ration of hearlner from Sherman. The President reDlied: "I have no doubt that favorable news will soon come ror l had last nlrht my usual dream which has preceded nearly every Important event of the war. I seemed to be in a singular and indescribable vessel, but always the same and to be moving; with great rapidity toward a dart ana inaen nite shore" Matters ot routine were dlsDOsed of and then the subject of re construction was taken up. After some discussion the President said: "I think It providential that this great re bellion is crushed Just as Congress has adjourned and there are none of the disturbing- elements of that body to hinder and embarrass us. If we are wise and discreet we shall reanimate the states and get their governments in successful operation, with order pre vailing and the Union re-establisnea before, Congress comes together In De cember. . . . I hope there will be no persecution, no bloody work after the war is over. 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If you, are interested in Roofs the best and most economical Roofing to use, for all kinds of buildings let us send you samples of "Rubber Sanded," and our 32-page booklet. Write today before you forget it. PIONEER ROLL, PAPER COMPANY Department 45 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA RASMUSSEN & CO, DISTRIBUTORS, PORTLAND, OR. ir i-6T7 ft r . trn mont.9 $12 monthlv. Knabe Grand, fancy mottled mahogany, latest design, $565; $12 monthly. Jacob Doll Grand, sample, $468; $10 a montn. George Steck Grand, splendid mahogany, $485; $10 a month. Steinway Grand, beautiful mahogany; also Stetnway Grand, rosewood case, reduced $285 and $400 respectively. Paymenta, $12 monthly. . Kranich & Bach Grand, fancy selected mahogany, $385; another Kranich & Baph, walnut case, $480; payments, $10 a month. Lester Grand, fancy mahogany, reduced $330. r .tut JlMtnitr of pianorliobil.tr tn oir sjnv.iiart in hanging or those men. even the worst of them. Frighten them out of the country, open the gates, let down the bars, scare them off (throwing up his hands as if scaring sheep). Enough lives nave u sacrificed. We must extinguish our resentments if we expect harmony and union. There is too much of a desire on the part of some of our very gouts friends to be masters, to Interfere with and dictate to those states, to treat the i nt fellow-citizens: there is too little respect for their rights, not sympathize in these feelings. I do He then spoke of the Louisiana govern ment, Joined in the discussion regard ing the status of Virginia and said at the close of the meeting: "Reconstruc tion Is the great question pending and we must now begin to act In the In terest of peace." Stanton gave two accounts of this council. "At a cabinet meeting yester day." he wrote at half-past one In the morning of April . was very cheerful and hopeful, spoke very kindly of General Lee and others of the Confederacy and the establish ment of government in Virginia. At 11-40 the same morning he said in a letter to Adams: "The, President was more cheerful and happy than I had ever seen him, rejoiced at the near prospect of firm and durable peace -at noma and abroad, manifested In marked degree the kindness and humanity of an the tender and for ms ttlBUUOl""" j th.t ao eminently dis- KJ1V11I5 I" " ' tlngulshed him." Says Skipper Beat Him. BILOXI, Miss.. Feb. ,-As the result ot charges filed here yesterday by the cap tain of the schooner B. Hempstead and counter-charges by a member of the crew, the Government officials have taken charge of the vessel. Captain Freltch charged that two members of his crew Guet Johnson and Fred Bradford, on the voyage here from St. Andrew Bay, Fla mutinied and that they faulted him with a club. Johnson has filed a bill of libel against the schooner, alleging that the captain forced him overboard in the wter of unknown depth at Hurricane JsTand, and struck him with an iron bar. Children's shoes at factory cost Best makes at ttosentuai - SANTA BARBARA DOUBLE! SQUAB RANCH 87.00 LIVESTOCK FARM 89.00 POULTRY RANCHES HVnrt TT-tnn-nrpA-DT. v atHDUKS 812. OO COUNTRY CLUB 813.00 ... -v a m oz-vrTTD piano, please In this Clearance Sale, the biggest undertaking of its kind ever seen in Portland, is a string of splendid Grands. We want to sell all of them, as well as the remaining ex cellent used Uprights, during the next few days. Ask to See These: Knabe Grand, cannot be told from new, now $500; pay- STREET The Alveolar Painless System Of Replacing Teeth in the Human Mouth Is the Greatest Advance Ever Made in Scientific Dentistry A few years ago Marconi came before the world with the state ment that he could transmit messages through the air by electricity without the use of wires. Every telegraph operator in the land scoffed at the idea and said it could not be done. Likewise the Alveolar System of replacing teeth in the human mouth without the use of cumbersome and unsightly plates, which, is the latest method to be adopted by scientific dentistry. If you have two or more teeth in either jaw, either tight or loose ones (wo make the loose ones tight and healthy), we guarantee to put in for you a beautiful set of teeth that can hardly be told from nat ural ones. All work absolutely painless. These Teeth Will Outlast Those Who Are Wearing Them If we can beautify your appearance and build up your health with a new set of Alveolar Svstem teeth or enable you to do away with a wobbly, unclean, partial plate or ill-fitting piece of ordinary bridge work, wouldn't it be the greatest service that could be done for youT We make absolutely NO CHARGE for advice. We examine your month and advise conscientiously CZ HtrW "It Didn't Hurt a Bit. Now for My Alveolar Teeth" In a case like the above, all dentists throw up their hands and say there is no hope except in the use of a false plate. The Alveolar System solves the problem and now plates are seldom necessary un less every tooth is gone. We are positively painless dentists in every branch and for 30 days we make the following money-saving prices:- 22-K. Gold or Porcelain Crowns.. $3.50 Alveolar Work (All Kinds), Each Tooth $3.50 Silver Fillings 250 and 50 V7e Are Expert Plate-Makers $3.50 np Painless Extracting- (Free with All Work) -:...50 Write for onr Booklet, which will be sent free, "The Great Alveo lar Electric System." We are the only real Alveolar Dentists in Portland. Beware of imitators. We do work for out-of-town people in shortest possible time. The Alveolar Electric Painless Dentists Dentists of 6 to 20 Years Active Practice in Portland. Northeast Corner Ponrth and Washington Streets, PORTLAND, OR. Office Honrs: 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.; Sundays, 9 A. M. to 12. Entrance, 110i2 Fourth St. Phone 4 1171. CGeeWo THE CHINESE DOCTOR This irsat Chlness doctor 1 vrsll known throughout ths Northwest because ot his wonderful nd marvelous cures. ana Is today nor ms natlents as tns greatest of his kind. He trsats any and all diseases with powerful Chinese roots, herbs and barks that are entirely unknown to the medical science of this country. With these harmless remedies he j-uarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, tans; troubles, rheumatism, nervousness, stomach, Uver and kidney troubles, also private diseases of men and women. CONSULTATION FREE. Patients outside of city write for blanks and circulars. Inclose 4c stamp. The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co. Krst 8., Near Morrison.. Portland. Or. use for a. note: Biggest Busiest and Best The ALVEO LAR SYSTEM is to the old time methods what Wireless is to the ' ordinary Telegraphy f -4 Diseases of Men Varicocele. Hjdroesls. Nervous Debility. Uio4 Poison. Stricture. Ql Trosiatlo trouble , ana II other private dt-. eases are successfully treated and cured by me. Call and sea me about your case ut you want reilab.e treatment with prompt nd Dermanent results. Consultation frea and Invited. All transac tions satisfactory and confidential O0.C9 hours 9 A. M to fl P. M. Hundays 1 W 1. Call on or address DR. WALKER 181 First St Cor. Yamhill, Portland, Or CHICHESTER'S PILLS ts . TUB 1I1AHUND BRAND. I Ladles I Asa J 'ht-caes.ter s Tills Is Red i boxes. MSled ' Take ne ether. Bsv sr vosr v . Dniflit AAforCUI-IlEs-TnirW DIAMOND BKAND FILLS, foe ! years knows as Best. Stfest. Alwsvs Rcllftble SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE1 roar vreselgl toe A tod Uald iretllicV ilh Blue Dlbboa. 'X 1
