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. - i TIIE " 01? JEG03T DAILY ' tf OUHNAL, POTTLAND.-HOBDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, ; .-100.1. 14 Entered at tha Postnffle of Portland. Or., fcr tranaroiaatoa through tb mall a second class Batter.- . ' .Postage for single copies; for as 8. 0 or I cage paper, 1 cent; 1ft to 23 pages, 3 eentl.i.9 i. pages, cant. . , . ' TiLEPHfiKEB. ' . Hn!iww tiffl Mln BOO. , V '. , , . editorial Rooms Main 350' ' FORFIGW ADVERTISING R-PRISEWrATIVt. VrecSsnd-Bengsmln Special Advertising Agency. , 150 Nnsaau Street New York. Trlbun Build , Inc. Chicago. - " SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Term 17 Carrier. ' Kb - ..... . . ..52? The Dally Journal, six month. ? lb Ditll.r JtnurDal. tlim month.. ... i"b Uaily Journal, by tb week lu Term by Hail. The Pally Journal, by matl, on year I The Pally Journal, mall, tlx months.,., J-2 Tho Dalle Journal by mail, tbre month,, 1.2S Tb DaUj Journal, by mall, on month,.... ,00 Tha Baml-Weekly Journal. Th Heml. Weekly Jcurnal. to 12 Pe Issue, all the ttetv and full market reports, an rear, $1.60. . , -"The Weekly Journal. The Weekly Journal, 100 column of reading each Issue, illustrated, fall market reports, one year, $1.00. . -. - Rvmlttanvr ibonlil be made hr draft-, poatal Vcte. expreat order, and amnll' amount " are fceptabl Id 1 and 2-cent nntaK at amp. .. t THE JOUSNAL. if' ' " P.O. Box 121. Portland. Of. ' TODAY'S FORECAST, I Ipht rain " la . railing thla morning i In tbe ' WlllaniPtto Talli-T, the Round country apd In Smitlicasti'rn .Waahluxton,- and light now U reported i In . Houtfcwmiterii Montana. Elaewhere In the atatffl weat of the Mlaalsalppl rlrer fair : weather preralla. It la fgy In e Interior nf Northern t'altfornla and . light frost 1 M IHtrti'd at Red Bluff. The temperature in the Rocky Mountain and Tactile conat state are. with but few eeptlon, nbore normal. It I pooler In North ern California and 8onthwetern Idaho, but Ixowhere (he rhaugn during the last 1H hour baa been rir11 and unlmiKWtant. The lndlcatloiia are for generally fair weathar ' hi thl dlatrict Tuesday; except In Western Ore gon and Westers. Washington, where occasional ratn t -pretle, - It will 4w eeoles la Kaatern - Waahlngton and Northern Idaho, Maximum temperature In the last 24 bonra, BO; mluluium temperature, 46; precipitation, til. . MAREIAGE LICENSES. " Jf. P. Caldwell, aged 28. and Jennl M. New, g-d 20. - tharle ffohhaon, aged 28, and Blrdte Mary paraona. aged' 10, " . Sigurd OlKon gs4 23,' and Anna Borqulat, aged 18. BIRTHS. , Dfeeiiilier 8, To Mr. and Mr B. Wolf of 401 Bia.Ke afreet, a son. v Deccuitier 12, to Mr. and Mia. J. M. Ma gulre, at 074 Ruaaell street, a son. CONTASIOVS DISEASES,; ' t December 10, Eileen Hawkins, at SSt Bast Klnth.' measles. -i , . Itecemla-r 2, Splraa Meyer, at 833 Washing- "ten, chlrkenpox. DEATHS, DeceMilier 16. no Tip Vee. at fire, Beonnd and Oi.k atiwta, suffoeati'd, Jntermeut U)n H'it ... cemetery,' ..:;. Cremetorlnm. a Oregen City ear' tine. Hear Sollwood;. modern, cleii.'lfli-. complete. Charge Adults, t; children. $23. Visitor a. m. to 5 p. m. I'ortlaod Cremation association, lortland. Or. . p Toe Edward Holman Undertaking Co., fnncral directors and tmbalmera, 220 Third street, I'boM 6bl.' . P. Finley V Bon. foneral director and i emhnlmera, hate removed to their new stab llsbmcnt, ooraer Third and Madison atraats. liotti phones No. $, ....... BIVERVIEW OEHETEKT. : Plugle grures, $10. family lots from $75 to tl.Otxt. Iba only cemetery In Portland whlcb perpetually ' maintains and care for lot. For full Information apply to W, R. Mackenaie, Worcester block, elty. - W. U. Ladd, president. BEAL ESTATE TRANSFER. M. it. t'aulk and wife to PhlHp Ream and wife, lota 21 to 26, block IT, Penln ' anlsr nddllieff No. 2 .....j, ...,......$ 800 Aly Harold to I'hlllp Ream and wife, lots SW. 1!T and 28. block 17,. IVnlusu- ' " ' lar addition No. 2 ,. 150 McMliiville college ' to G. M. Rlnker, south H blra-k 1(15. Kellwood ,. : 250 W. Kt. M. Iinrnea,. trustee, to Security lnreatmcnt company, part of southeast : 'i northeast '4 section lit. township 1 south, range 4 east, with right of n y . . .' 1 A I.. Frnxcr et at to Jno. Raa et l.. lota T, 8 and 10, block 1, block 4 except lot . ,1. blork 5 and north H block 6, north - H block 7, north block 8. lot 4. 1.1, . block 0, north H block 10, Mabella , 1'srk , 1,100 Sifters of fharlty to Louis V. Beno, lot 2, block 2:t, touch sdd ' 1 Thomas It. Gibbons and wife to I.ydia Ream, lots 16 to 81. block 17, Penin sular addition No. 2 ................ 256 II. ' Trenkman and wife to .Catherine Dechtcni, west 4 east V. lots 7 and i , 8. block 164, city 4,000 W. Trenkman and wife to Phoetw Wager, esat 's lots T and 8, block 164. elty.. 3,500 D. W, Wskefleld and wife to Mra. Anna E. Payne, lot 12. block IT, Multnomah .addition 1 . Mcltnomah county to Fred .. 8.. Murris, , ar.ndry lots, Hellnood , 188 B. H. Bobbin to Fred 8. Morris, lots 8, ft and 10, bUick 103, Sellwood '' 1 Tark I-snd company to C'brtstlna DeUge, lot 11. blork 72, Vnlrerslty Park....,, 200 John Klosterman and wife to West ' : Heights Ral Eatat eonipat.?? south. 10 1-3 feet lots to 12. bloik 5. Cor nell heights; lot 1, block 4, Cornell heights ................ ' 8. A:.. Aylsworth and wffe to Edward ' Thun, . lots T Bd 8,-block -4, - Montr- cello additiot: ,i . , 25 The Title (inarantoa Trust eompsny to ' Henry Becker. Jr, lot 14, block . 1, North Irrlngton 300 W. O. Register to W. A. Meaaner, .16.5 : ',., feet off south side lot 7, block 229, f Kaa Portland , 6,000 Multnomah lnrestnieut company to Jobn leas et al., tot 4 to 13. Incluaire. . ' ' block 2. block 8, Mabellc Park'..... B20 Mnltnomab county to Aloya Harold, lot ? 1. 3' T. block 22, Irylngton Park.. $ !i It noma It county to Aloys Harold, lot"-'" .1 and 2. block 28. M. Patten's tract.. 8 B. XI. Iximtiard to Lydia A. Carter, lots 1 to 10. A2 to 41. Mock , lot 31, block ' 12. Penn addition No. 2, I,. L. Olen "od Park; part block 68. penn No. 3: ' 1 ,y- sl(,prt Winthrop street 1 I.ydia A. Carter aud husband to Thomaa ' Buck man. ; east H aoutbweat ti of 1 sutbwet section 2ft, township '; north, range 2 east 1 i Aleg Vweek to Martin Burgle, lot 1, block Ji4, Wuodlnwn TOO f!et yoar title Inaursnce and abatraeta ta real rstata from tb Title Guarantee At Trust com fkny. chamber of com mere bldg. i BUILOIira PEXKITS. v To John Kanst, erect two-atory dwelling at .East Kelly and Twenty-sixth, to coat gl.fits). To K. U Wslderh, erect ine-atory dwelling at Fllrane areniw aud East Thirteenth, to coat $l.2ii. . T M. Dewey, erect 1'4 -story cottage at Osrlield avenue and f barer, to cost $NM, To II. B. t.aulbatn, erect Hi-story rottaga t East Twelrtb aud Springfield, ta coat $1.- vi' So 'Hartman, Thompson at Power, erect two tnit-atory. dweltlna at East Tenth aud Dcbuj-b-r. to coat $4.an. ,-. . . . - , To Hartmiin. Thompson ac Power, erect thre . .. 4 u-o-etury dwelling t Hancock and East Klx tceulli, Is coat $6,000. . . , . o Question About It. Tftern lit no Qucsllon about prices. 1mm ng at leant Iialf lens on holiday s;nodg t t'lemenson'g drug store, corner Sec ond anJ Yamhill Ktrectg, for thty aell fNt-rytliln tliert?, from perfume to toilet t.ct for 00 cent on the dollar, com pared with regular holiday prices. If ytu ffun make your mother or your wife iiatiy hy rettina; Natural Body Brace Jor her thla Christ rnaa, come here and Krl It. Ve have the genuine,. We have and fountain pena at half price. , JfMirnal frtemla and readera when tratellng on trains to and from Tort. . . Inurt aliould ask news agenta for 'I'he Jourttfll mid IriHlRt upon being supplied with tiila paper, reportlnr all allures In cit'tatiting It to,the office) of publication, aildrttfttiiikT The Journal. Portland, Or. WOULD LICENSE ALL-NIGHT BARS SUSXVCr 80A1VB PBOPOSES liEQAt- jxnrcr tok a rsa bomb cobimoh xoivatxohs or , TSX rasssNT LAW, BT BAXOOVXHEFERnl Mid JTOBITT 07 OOUNCXT. FOB XT. ' A sliding scale, of prices for liquor licences la , auggegted by several city councilman. It la known that a few, at least, are In favor of the proposition, and In one down-town office (here la be ing evolved a system of licensing the saloon and wholesale liquor men which may come up to the general council for adoption. 1 f The preaen rata l ,$40 a .year, or 100 quarterly, for .both wholesale and retail establishments. The new acale propoaed will probably '.be something about Ilka thla: Retail, $400 a year. . ' , . Slde-entranca privilege, $200 a year. All-night privilege. $200 a year. , ; Extra bara, '$400 a "year. ' ? . The length of an average bar to be considered SO feet. Wholesale license, "$400 a year. Bar in wholesale house, $200 a year. Whenever a' bar la iseparateYI' from the ware rooms by a wall or partition, $400 a year. A minority of the councilman favors the special privileges, at the price, but the majority does not. There la not a member of that body, however. It is said, who will not .vote for. a license ;of $400 for each extra bar. . : v ' ; Last year an ordinance licensing side entrances and all-night saloons' was de feated, but those who favored It then profess to have enough votes to carry the measure thla year. Even with this assurance a majority in the council chamber the adherents of the measure aeem to face an obstacle in the office of Mayor Williams, for he, it la said, will veto any measure to allow aaloons to re main open after 1 o'clock at night. Friends of the proposed ordinance point out that the saloons do not closa now at 1 o'clock;, that many of the places re main open all night, but the chief of po lice has assured his superiors that the aaloons are closed. This question of a sliding scale has come up Informally in the sessions of the liquor . license committee during its re cent deliberations but has never ad vanced any further than discussion, owing to the opposition of certain mem bers. MURDERED SOLDIERS DUG UP IN IDAHO - (Journal Special fiertlce.) '. Spokane, Wash., Dee. 21. -Excavations made at Coeur d'Alene City, Idaho, have brdught out evidence of a series of murders committed there ' in the days of the mining boom In that section. While direct evidence is - lacking, - no other theory accounts for the flnd.su Within a tadlus of 80 feet seven skeletons have been taken, out. .The little plot formed the back yard of one of the most no torious dives in that city from 1886 until 1890, when Ed O'Reilly was run our of town. ...-. O'Reilly had been a soldier, and the men ' from Fort Sheridan, which was then located at Coeup d'Alene, frequented his i saloon and company v of 7 French women who lived In the house. Around the back yard was a high board fence with a stable. Inside It. Desertions were frequent at that time, many soldiers go ing to the mines. No particular effort was made to trace soldiers who disap peared, and -about - payday they fre quently dropped out as many as two or three in one day. It la the accepted theory at Coeur d'Alene that many of these soldiers were killed and buried at the. place, and no effort was made to trace the men, as the officers believed they had deserted. The section was full of floating pros pectors and men who had no acquaint ances, and a stranger could, be killed end robbed without any one noticing his disappearance.- ... The bodies had been burled only a foot or two below the ground, and were put In promiscuously, with no attempt at regu larity or order. Nona of then had been boxed'. ' ; Within the past two or three year three other similar finds have been made about the city, ail of the bodies burled about tha same period, and many stores snd saloons have obtained soma of the gruesome relics for exhibition . In the windows. Two years ago tha skeleton of a man 'was exhumed a short distance out . of town. Thla-was unboxed and burled only a foot or two below ground. Iater two - skeletons were found In a box buried near another famous dive run years ago by Fatty Carroll.- Two months ago, In excavating for a building, the remains of a man were found burled In a box. All appear to have been burled about the same timet - Hew SletJtrle oad. . A scheme to build an electric railway from Iewlston, Idaho, to Waha lake, 20 miles southwest. Is attributed to the James O. Tralnor Interests. The Tralnor interests are planning a big irrigation ditch to Irrigate about 100 square miles in the Clearwater country and thla seems to ba in a good way to succeed. The new plan la" to build an electric Una along the line of tha ditch.- If this Is done it will probably supersede . the Spofford Randolph project for an electric road planned to run from Grangevllla to Lew lston. t . . Sympathstlo Btrlke Xnds, The strike of tha building trades, de clared Id sympathy with tha plumbers who were asking $5.50 per day, is prac tically at an end. The building trades council, which called the ' sympathetio strike, has been shattered by tha failure and It Is in doubt whether it will con tinue. The . carpenters, painters, stone masons and electrical workers have with drawn from the council, and the brick layers never belonged. The plumbers are still out, but no other class of workmen are refusing to work en buildings with master and non-union plumbers. Probably not over 100 men actually quit work as a "result of the strike call, though many more gave notice. Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!! Hrs. Winlciv's Soothing Syrup naa been used for over SIXTY YEARS by Mile UON3 of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS, It SOOTHES fke CHILD, 80FTES8 the GTJM3, ALLAYS all PAJN; CCRESTPIND COLIC, and Is the best remedy for DIARRHCEA. Sold by Pniggists la every pert of the world. ' Be aura isdask for '"Mra. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, tad take no other kind. Twcnty nverta.Bbottla. WAR-TIN ORIENT SEEMS IMMINENT BKOOXXira rBAOAS AT ZOBEA XV -WHICH 10 JAPAMTSB WB SLAIN BT A BAZTD 02 WrTXRIATID BUS- sxAsrsvWAS rsiuxa oaownrc TB090SB. Newspapers brought from tha Orlen by the Indrapura, . which arrived Sat urday, ; indicate", that ; war i . between Japan and Rusaia is likely to ba declared at any time. Already several skirmishes attended by fatalities ,have ; Occurred. The Japan Dally Advertlaer, published at Yokohama, under date of November 6, says! " . A telegram from Seoul In an extra of the Yomiuri Shimbun on Monday after noon states . that IS Russian soldiers fought with 10 Japanese, Including two policemen at Chemulpo, and the latter were most of them wounded by the Rus sians. ' The frictton in that locality is great, and Japanese reprisals are feared. General Ma has proceeded in . the di rection of Shanhai-Kwan with 10 bat talions of troops under his command. These troops will be stationed . near Shanhal-Kwan as a, means of preventing further Russian incursions-- A dispatch to tha Advertiser from Peking, dated November 4, says: - Over 700 Russian troops; with eight field , pieces, entered ; Mukden " on the 28th ult., and closed tha governor-general's Yamen- and, seized the telegraph office. ' It , is expected that three thou aand mora troops may enter Mukden shortly. The popular feelings have been excited, and the Japanese Inhabitants were ' uneasy, Yuen Shih-kal has returned to Tien tsin. Ills object In proceeding to Pekln related to the Manchurlan question. He was greatly Indignant at tha Russian proceedings at Mukden. - Mr.; Uchtda has : agatir-ndvisad -the Chinese court to maintain Its discreet attitude and not to acquiesce in the Rus sian demands. The result of the latest conference of the emperor and the em press dowager is not clearly known, but It la thought that a decision was arrived at to watch the development of the Russo-Japanese negotiations and to dis miss Taotai Yuen and his subordinates in accordance with Russian requests in order to Induce Russia to abandon Muk den and -release Governor-General Tsao. Various opinions were broached at the recent conference. Some Chinese digni taries proposed that China should ally with Japan and take necessary measures against Russia, while aome others , sug gested that Taotat Yuen should ba dis missed In order to placate Russia, and soma stated that as the Russo-Japanese negotiations ' are still pending, hasty measures should not ba taken, but Rus sia should be ssked to release General Tsao. Soma dignitaries proposed to es tablish smooth relations by alienating to Russia a portion of I-li. An interpreter of the Russian lega tion, in an Interview with the Chinese minister for war. explained that the occupation of Mukden was a counter move against a certain power, and that It was not a hostile move against China, and further, that tha governor-general was not Imprisoned. But the Chinese authorities do not credit this Russian explanation. It Js supposed, however, that In view of the proposed opening of Mukden, Russia has proceeded to occupy that place with the . object of rendering the proposed opening f utile. 'His majesty the emperor will leave Shlmbaahi for Htmejl on the 11th lnst at 8:30 a. : m., for tha purpose of at tending the grand autumn maneuvrcs. Tha emperor will stay for a night at Nagoya, ' where he is due at 6:25 p. m. on Wednesday. He la expected at Malko on the 12th Inst, at 4:11 p. m. He will attend tha maneuvrcs during the 13th, 14th and 16th Inst., and will review the troops on the forenoon of the 16th Inst, and give a banquet, on the same after noon. He will leave Malko on tha 18th Inst., and on his way will stay for a night at Shidzuoka.- ONE BURGLAR AND HIS MANY CRIMES (Journal Special Service.) ; . Tacoma, Dec 21. -The Tacoma police department is facing one of Its hardest problems in trying to capture tha one lone burglar who has entered IT houses In this city during the laat three weeks. Unmistakable signs point to the ' Job beries having been committed by one man, - working with the most modern tools of his trade, with "tho skill of a mechanic, the stealth of a cat and the boldness of a highwayman. "V ; i He has made four different raids In the far distant section of the city on four different nights, entering one time elgfU houses in one night in the same vicinity. He has taken only money, ex cept in two cases, where he plundered some silverware and once when he took Jewelry. Frequently he has passed by valuable jewels ' and has ransacked drawers and desks in his search for hidden money. : He has showed the utmost effrontery In all his visits, stoppjng to eat midnight lunches and drinking beer stolen from pantries In houses which he has visited. The best efforts of the police force have not succeeded In his capture. :. He has showed himself on one or two occasions to helpless women and once after flashing his electric bulb lantern In the face of a sleeping servant girl and thus awak ening her, he went through her room systematically searching for money while she lay 'awake In silent terror watching htm. J ' Works All AUras. He keeps apart from other criminals snd' thus makes his v capture doubly difficult . In his operations ha has used a Jimmy or cold chisel to pry open win dows, skeleton, keys to fit all kinds of locks, nippers to turn, keys Inside locks, a tiat-bladed putty knife or other Instru ment to Insert -between window sashes below the catches,. Slender wire Instru ments to turn keys and window fasten ers after being inserted through gimlet holes and other up-to-date burglar ap pliances. The latest "burglary In tha cTty differ somewhat from this one thief's 8tyle"f operation. , At high noon yesterday, with a woman in tho house, a burglar looted the home of W. AV. Wingard, secretary of the King detective- agency, and got more than $100 In plunder. He entered through , an unlocked door in tha rear, ate pie and cake in the pantry, ran tiacked the house, passed .within' three feet of a woman who was crocheting in an upstairs room and finally departed with the family silver, a gold watch and chain and about' $19 in cash. ; While the family was down town, with only Mrs. Donovan at home, the thief entered, Bhe heard him down stairs", but thought it was tha laundry man. After eating , freshly-baked pla and cake he broke open a 'children's savings bank and removed $19 in cash and then went upstairs and ransacked a bed chamber next to the one In which Mrs. Donovan was sitting. CAS 2XBB AT HOME. Before Taking tha "Spokane Tlyar" for Eastern Washington Points. By the new O. It &, N. time card, per sons desiring to take the Spokane Flyer for Spokane, Coeur d'Alene and other Eastern Washington points can now dine at home (train leaves at 7:45 p. m.) be fore leaving, ' v 'The ''Portland-Chicago Special" now leaves at-8:S0 a. m. Sig SicheU Co., 92 Third St ' 1 Smokers' tables for the flcn or library. exclusive style. ' , THE BOSTON DENTISTS MADE MY NICE TEETH These are the only Dentists lp Port land having the late botanical .discov ery to apply to the guma for EX TRACTING, filling and crowning teeth absolutely without pain and guaranteed for ten years. Our offices' have been established throughout the United States for twen-ty-one years. , . . . We are the largest dental concern In mo wgria. , . , . These prices for good work are pos sible to us we do so much of it: Silver Fillings Soe Gold Fllllnga, pure . , f 1.00 Gold Crowns. 22 -K. , .f 3.50 Full Set Teeth $3.50 Bridge Work .' , $3.50 We tell exactly what your work will cost by free examination. . Our plates give satisfaction, comfort and natural expression. - Crown and bridge work of the best at lowest prices la our specialty. NO PAIN. Our name alone la a guarantee that your work will be of - the-, beat, Lady attendant always , present, Boston Painless Dentists riTTH ABB XsT.OBBT.80 8T8. Opposlta Meier fc Prank Co. Intranca 891 Vs Korrtson. ' Hours 8:30 a. m, to 6 p. m. Satur daya, 8 p. m. Sundays till 1 p. m. Typewriters Typewriters BARGAINS IN PARTLY USED MA CHINES OP ALL MAKES AT FROM $20 TO $40. JUST THE THING FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR YOUR BOY OR GIRL. FULL AMOUNT OF TfURCHASH PRICE ALLOWED ON A NEW MACHINE WITHIN $ MONTHS WAIT FOR THE NEW L. C SMITH VISIBLE BEFORE PAYING $100 FOR A TYPEWRITER. L. & H. Alexander & Co. Exclusive Pacific Coast Dealers 122 Third Street B.E. STEMLER, Mgr. Schwab Bros. Printing Co. Best Work, Bsasonable Prices 947V Stark Street. Phone Mala 178 PERSONAL NOTICE. Nottra la herehr Wen that F. M. Plaakr will not bs responsible for any bill or debt con tracted hy his wife. 1 N0T1CB. Wl HAVB appointed Loewenherf A Going Co. of Portland, Or., sol agent for all of ear ' hotel Tnie snd restanrant gaoi. Joha Vsa R s nsre Co.. Cincinnati. O. MALI HELP 7TAMTEP. , ATTENTION! ' ' - -Ual help of every description promptly supplied Free of Charge to Employer: C. R. HANSEN k CO, ' Nwrth Second t. Employment Agency. Phone, Main 1526. Ksiaouanen jdio. MEN to iearn barber trade; onrs 1 not tb tnly place tn learn, bat certainly the best; never mind tha "new" lawa, some ef which hare been repealed, bat get right in line. Call or write for particulars. American Bar ber College corporation, 263 Everett at., Port land. Or. MEN to learn barber trade: only two months required: .the only system snd only col lege teschlng the trade; catalogue and full fiartlculars mailed free. Molar System col ege. Wan Franclaco, la I, - WANTED 3 good boys to deliver, papera.. In . North Portland. Apply Immediately to tb circulator. The Jonrnal office. ; HO.VKKR EMPLOYMENT CO. Labor eoa tractora; help fra ta employers. 219 Mor rison. KZLP WAJTTID TIJIALE. GIRLS can aecnr good positions by applying at tha Portland Womon'a Employment office. SMty Washington St.. ronm t. ITVATI0S 'WAMTED FEMALE, WANTED Dreismaklng and family sewing at your homes. Address Mr. A. 8. Cooper, city. ' 8ITTJATI0M WANTED MALE. j WANTED Pesltloa by yonng ma ts book keeper or office helper; ran give reference. Address ' W. H.. care Journal. wAjrrrrj. WANTED 20 head of horses from 1,050 to . 1,000 pounds: saddle, work . and driving horses in good shape. Ward As Son. BOOKS. TRK PALMER HOUSE, S. El cor. Alder snd Park sta., formerly tha Spalding, tb moat complete apartment house tn tb elty; entirely renovated; Steam heat. ga. electric light, por eelala bath; every modern convenience; tour ist snd trsnslent trsde solicited. rLRABANT rooms, furnished, alngl or a suit for housekeeping; renovated thoroughly; mod ern conveniences; bast locstlon In elty; under ., new management. Call and Inveatlgat. Totiriate aotleited. Mra. J. B. Palmer, pra- proprletress. 230 H Rnssell St. THE COSMOS fourtb snd Morrison, famished housekeeping snltes, salt sad single rosaaat so per wees ann an. 04 H STARK at, alcely furnlahed rooma; rea sonable rent; . tranalsnta . solicited. Paoa Front IObb. ; . . . CS1 YAMHILL ST.. Tb Ramona Room at reasonable price with ate in beat, light and ' fcath. - - . .;' . HOTEL Vendom. cor. ISth and Alder; fnrT nlshed rooms with board; reasonable ratea. MARQUAM house, SlVth at., newly fur- nlshed house-keeping and single rooma. THE CASTLE 3T3 Wuhfngton at; room for gentlemen: tranalent. Tel. South TBI. ., FURNI8HKD room, IPS tliith at , "cor. Taylor. SOOMS AND BOARD. PLEASANT front room with board for two gentlemen or man and wife. 221 Thirteenth. TO BALI. SIX-ROOM IIOl'HB for 11.200; two lota on cor ner southesrt front: iiew wire picket fence: , brkrk foundation and cellar; all klnda of fruit trees and berrlea; hot and cold-water bathe; extra large moms; all veiling extra high; nice hall and front porch; roses are plentiful. . I have another boure and. wanting to move; will aell It at about hair price. : A few estra lota for ssln cheap. Call and see owner, ' Joe Nssh, Tremcnt Station and Mount Scott ear line. . ' . , . CIOAR8 AND TOBACCO. E?BKR(1-OUNST C10AB CO. niairiDators or FINE CIO A Its. 1 Fortsnd, Oregoa. 11V J PAIN fe ncnc TTUt BUSIlfEBS CHANCES. -t , FOR SALE. , ' LOltfilNG-HOtSES, HOTELS. R EST A T R A N TS, HOOMINl AND BOAHItlNU-UOrSES. -' OIIOCKRY-STORES FINK UK'ATION." t lGAH, :ANl5C ANO NEWS STANDS. SALOONS ANJ ItrSIJfKSS CHANCES. t'OI'NTKY HO'CEIJs 'AND GENERAL . " MERCHANDISE. ' FIRH INSI RANCE AND REAL ESTATE. tJOtiI Bl'SlNKSS LOCATIONS TO LEASE. JENMliS A CO., 2.121! WASHINGTON SX, FOR RENT OFFICE for rent at 107V4 Flrt stret. i Inquire room 8. ATTORMETS. JOHN T. WHALLEY, attorneyat-lsw. McKay Mrlg., room 018. EMMONS A KMUOAS. attoroeya-at-law. B44 Worcester bldg. A B. KIOU EN. attorney and eonnasllor-at-law; notsrr. 805-HQfl Abtngton bldg. B. B. niCKINSON. sttorney-it-law aad , ao tary twibltc BOS Cnmmeretat bldg. ASPHALT PAVIMO. THE Trintfi-d Aihalt Paving Co. ef PortlanA - tftnee tn wnreeater elk.- BIRDS. PORTLAND BIRD CO., 104 Third; branch 237 North Sixth St. - - - BAttM LIOHTERIKO. . OKFOON ROUND LUMBER .CO., 181 Bora side st. Ibone. Jrsnt 11T1. CLAfRVOTAJIT AUD PALMIST, " PROF. WALLACE, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT ' ROOMS 2T. 28 snd 2ft. COSMOS. SPECIAL RATE. In consequence of the fact that "I have bad so many calls since my advertised cut rate, I have determined to extend toe time forT days, making readings for one-fourth of the tegular price, which la 60c. . . PROF. WALLACE. -Coamoa, Fourth and Morrison t. MRS. STEVENS, Portland leading palmist and clairvoyant. 843V . Yamhill, cor . Seventh. 'Reading HOC. .' .'" " MRS. 8. B. SKIP, clairvoyant and life reader. SI 7th. Sunday. 7:45 p. tn., Willamette hall. 00AL. FIRESIPE WOOD A COAL CO.. SOS B. Mar- noon, phone Eaet 48a, 8awd cord wood. wiute a rjhtvely, prop. WESTERN FEH1) FUEL CO. . Dealers In all kinds ef teal, cois aad ehao eoaL Phone. 1018. MILCAN Cual Co., wboleaala dealers best coals; foundry snd Smelter coke. 829 Burnsld. OKEGOW FUEL CO.,' alFklnda coal aad wood. 844 Morlson. Pbone. Main 68. KINU COAL CO., Importer of high-grade honae coals. Phone. Main )42S. CROCKXRY AMD OLABSWARE. v WHOLESALE CROCKERY AN" OIASSWARB. Prael Hegel At Co.. 100 tn IOA Kth, cor. Stark. CEMENT CONTRACTORS, CARTER A ELf. cement contractors, 3T1 Porter at. Tel.. Front 2864. Work guaranteed. CABPENTER8 AND BDTLDERA J. F. LUCY, carpenter, builder, general con tractor; bona remodeling, alterations, etc.; cabinet Work and Jobbing a specialty. Office . and ahon at foot of Yamhill it., river front Phone. Black 2R0T. JOHN A. MELTON, carpenter and builder. SOT Stark at.; office and ator fltrnn built aad remodeled; altering nd repair heaeaa. Pheaa. Main 747. : H, t. CLARK, carpenter and builders repairing and Jobbing; office flitaie. Residence phona. West 7S2 : shop. Main 1941. 4MH Waaa. at. A. J. AUTHORS A CO., carpenter and builder; : repairing and Jobbing; ator and office Sxtnre built Shop 20ft Colombia. Phone. Clay 1881. BMRY ft DEB. carpenter, do all klnda of ih w.rlt; "tore and office fixtures a spsclalty. " 202 Flrat. Phone. Clay 924. O. W.. GORDON, ennntera. shelving, bona ballt snd repaired1. 20S Fonrth. Clay 174. CHIROPODY AND MAXICVRDtO. THE DE VENTS, the onlv totewtlOe ebtropodlst In tb city; parlors 801-9 Allsky bldg.; this M tn long-haired gentlsmaa yon want is ' . - Crsnt la. CEAEAI. MILLA A CMS - MILLS Acme Ore Is. CO.. manufacturers Batata 20 and 32 North Front at BKIOMCTLIOHTS, UETAL SKYLIGHTS, galvanised Irs 0.,!,,: O- Bayer, 295 Second st. ORSBMAKINO, DRESSMAKERS Mlaaea Adams and Btrrletgh arrived1 fronv New York November 11; flret - class work guaranteed; . apprentices wanted, 854 Salmon at. 1) It ESSES made for 14 to f6: tailored skirt $3 to 85; waists $1.80 to $3. 626 Thurman; take S or 18-st. ears. Phone Blsck 8741. THE 19TH CENTURY dress-ratting syjtsm and ladies' tailoring. Mrs. O. B. Thomas, room 8. 138 5th. formerly 802 8d. BON MARCHB PRESS PLEATING CO.. 382 Mchawk bldg.. Third aad Morrison. Accordion and sld pleating: pinking. Red 8208. - MISS O. GOULD Sunburst, accordion and knife plaiting to order; a team process. 800-801 Marquam blk. Phone, Clay 80S. HUFFMAN LADIES TAILOR makes a specialty of $C9 suits. Rooms 481-4 Mohawk building. Phone Main 8050. MHS. M. KIBBEN. srtlatlo draas and cloak - making. 681 Morrison . DOO AND HORSE HOSPITAL. DR. 8. J. CARNEY Veterinary aurgeon. 108 North Sixth at. Phone, Mala 1484; rot. phona. Front 104. DXtJiO AND CLEAXrHO. CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESSED $1 per mouth. Unique Tailoring Co,, 847 Waaalng ton at. CITY STEAM DYEING h CLEANING WORKS Herman Inks, proprietor. Phona, Mala 1713. No. 85 tb at., near Pin. Portland. Or. DECORATORS. - HENRY BERGER ISO Flrat ? : wallpaper. Ingrains tstieatrl, applique frlsasa, lata, lor decorating. , EDUCATIONAL. EI OCUTtON Olllearl School of Expression; Mr. Emma W. Gllleaple. principal. 634 Mor rison at. Phona Green 704 ELECTRICAL W0BKB. PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WC-RB Offlo S8I Stark M. Phone. Main 221X FRATERNAL lNBUXAjVCE. ORDER OF WASHINGTON Foremoat frarsg. . nal society of Northwest: protects tb liv ing. 3. It. Mitchell, anpreme (ecretary, 611 and 615 Marqnam bldg, Portland. Or. Tala- nhon. Main 842. ! FURNITURE, OREGON Furulturs Manufacturing company Manufacturer of furniture for th trade. 208 Fltst st. PROPERS, WADMAMS A CO.. wfaolessl grocer, maao- 1. Lurriw im uhoumbwb iBsrcnaaBB, Foarta and Oak t. . MASON. EHRMAN A CO . wboleaala graearai N. W. cor. Second and Pin (t. ALLEN A LKWI8, trholtsals grocers, por Isnd. Or. . I ANO A CO.. First and Ankeny ate. HATS REPAIRED. NORTHWESTERN HAT FACTORY, manufae , turera and expert remodlera of sll kinds of soft, stiff and allk hats: renovating' a specialty, rhonn. Hood 1708. 284 Burnslde. st. IRON WORK, . PHOENIX IRON WORKS Engineer, ana. , facturer of marine, tolling, logging and ssw m:il machinery; prompt attention to repair work, Phone. East 29. Hawthorns avs A K. 3d, . INSURANCE. J. PHILIP KENNEDY. Inanranea) resident ' ent Norwich Union Fir Insurance Society. Ultu. M . . L. . K a. I A T . ...... .... . . m,,ii, .,uiu iuui, w naniiiicn uiag IAH. Mel. WOOD, amptoyws' liability and la dividual accident; atirety bonds of all klads. . uitvm jtm 4-Q oiag. H. F. BAKTELR COVlPANY, Are InanrsnceT 448 Bheriock bldg. Oregon phone. Cly 6'lt. ISAAC L. WHITE, fir Tn.urano. 229 Shrrlori . bldg. Oregon phone. Mala 868. ARTHUR WILSON. Ore Insurance" V bldg. phone. Main '008. Sherlock MACHINERY. STEEL bridge machine work, east end of bridge. Phono East 418: work guaranteed. THE ii. ; O. ALBEB CO... aeeond-'hsBdlasiK cbinery, sawmill, ate. 84$ Grand av. ' HORSES AND CARRIAGES. I BUY and aell - borsea, wagons, tmgglea, harness. Derby Livery Stable, Fifteenth and Bnrnatdc. - ,. JEWELERS. THE O. HEITKBMPER CO.. lewelera. 29 Morrison at. manufacturing MEDICAL SPECIALISTS. DR. MRS. CAREY TALBOT, successfullv treats n cures all dlseuaes of women. Successful home treatment by malL SOS Sainton at., bet. Fifth and Sixth ata. DR. WHITE'S Specific No. 1 guaranteed to . cor gonorrhea In 18 daya; No. 2, syphilis and blood poison to 90 days. Whit Medi cine Co., 305 Stark t. WAHOO REMEDIES are both doctor and drug gist; th Mors Electric Belts at half price, and be Immune against dlaeaae. 91 H Flrat at THE SPRINGSTEEN MEDioiNBV'cO., 611 Deknra. , Cures women'r complaints quickly. Phones: : Home. Scott 4182: office, main 8088. MONEY TO LOAM. UNCLE MYERS. I'NCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. VNCLE MYERS, UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYFRS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. UNCLE MYERS. (Established 1859.) 143 Third. Street, Near Alder. Loans oa Collaterals. Low Rates. Unredeemed Pledge for Bala. Pbnne Main 910. SfV NEW YORK LOAM OFFICS, f0 . 1 North Third Street. . Q Q . J. Miller, Prop. . ' Loan ii Collaterals, Low Ratss. " '. Unredeemed pledges for sale: Watch and Jew. !ry repairing. Phone Red 987, ' ., : - MONEY TO LOAN oa real, peraonal aad end- lateral security; special attention to ehattl mortgages; note bought, .0. W. Pallet. Sll Commercial blk. Phone,' Grant 850, ; MORTGAGE LOANS cn Improved city and farm iroperty at lowest current ratea; building oans. Installment loan, t Wm. MacMaster, 811 Worcester bldg. MONEY ADVANCED salaried people, teamatera, etc., without ecnrtty; ey paymsnta; larg . eat bualnesa In 49 principal cities. Tolmaa, 228 Ablngton bldg. , IMMEDIATE 1X)ANS In sums from 88 ta 8500 cn nil securities. R. I. Eckerson A Co., room a, Washington bldg. roone uiay is. SHORT LOANS oa chatties or ether satis factory security. Room 519 th Marquam. Phona. Oreson Red 2SB8. -'-,--. LOANS In sums of $5 and up cn all klnda ot srcnrlU. W. A. Hathaway, room 10, Wash Ingtos) 1ldg. Phone. Hood 418. MONEY TO LOAN tin large or small amounts , . on good security, lowest -ratea. William a. Beck. 321 Morrison st, $600 TO LOAN on flrat mortgage real estate security. Clayton, King ft Co.. 226 Stark et. MONEY TO LOAN on eltv lot and Imprsrad farm. W. A. Shaw A Co.. 248 Stark t PER80NAX. DR WHITE'S great tpeclflc: Ma. 6 for all disease peculiar to women. quickly relieve Iialnful knd suppressed menatratlon, Irregu arltlea, etc.; every woman should bsv tbla " remedy. Whit Medicine Co., free diapenaary 805 Stark., at. 1 " ALL FACIAL BLEMISHES permanently re moved by expert dermatologist; electric scalp treatment; dandruff cured; manicuring and chiropody: purest toilet pre pa rat lone. N. Y. .Electro Therapeutic Co., 702 Marquam. TeL Black 2887. , ' ' ' LA DI ES, If yon wlah to earn money at your home quietly and quickly during spar time. call at your earliest conveniens at 872V Bast Morrison, from 9 to 4:30. - AMATEUR and professional singers, perform ers, musician, etc., wanted: call today. Newman' Theatrical agency. 813 Whlng- tod r. UH PRESCRIPTIONS are mora accurately and reasonably tiled at Rysell's Pharmacy. t 227 Mnrrlsoit St.. bet. First and Second st. AN" ELEGANT lot Singer, New Horns and White machlCM. 810 each; New Royal drop- nean. io. j. H. crane, aou Mom son. WHITE HOUSE Cook, Book: (abridged). (Tea to ; anbscrtber to Good Honsekseping, ist Jouaa Book Store. 291 Alder st. - IrRKD G. WONDER Chicago Costiim nous, . DBS Morrison; established 1890; snd for price ': list. '...,, KODAKS and supplies. Oregon Photo Stock Co., I. L. Cohen, mgr. Room IS. Washington bldg. MR8. OBROCK, graduate masseuse: acuta and chronic dlaeases; cabinet baths. Ablngton bid. MUSICAL. BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR Instrnctlen given, club Instructed, music arrtnged, muala furnished for receptions. Instrument selected. Hal. Webber. 178 Weat Park. Pbrae, Mala PAUL P. KISSNEIL violin-maker and expert; Berlin, Boston. Chicago and New York ref f ereneaa. Room 218 Goodeaough bldg., cor. Fifth and Yamhill. PIANO, wind and atriug Instrument lessons. Prof. B. A. Smith. 264 12th St. Paoa, Brown 605. MR. AND MRS. H. A. WEBBER, instmctor of banjo, mandolin, guitar. 173 West Park. PIANO LESSONS W. Glfford Naah. 1u8 10th et.t terms noon snnllcstlnn. Beginners taken. NORTHWEST HOTELS, Hotel Portland. America plant I8..88 pet day. Bommar Hotel, La flrandai traveler' beta. Belvedere 1 Enropeas plant 8th and Aider te. St. Charles, First and Harrison sts.. PortlanA OSTEOPATHY, DRS. ANNA M. AND FRANK J. BARB, gradn :. ate American School of Osteopathy aad A. T. Still Infirmary of Kirksvtlle. Mo. Phone, ' Main 2226. Room 800. Deknm bldg. PAINTS, OIL AND QLASS. DAVID M. DUNNB A CO. Phoenix Paint and . Oil Work; manufacturer and Importer paint, oil end apraya. etc.; pboe 187. Of fice and factory. Sherlock see and 19th at. P. E. BEACH A CO Pioneer Paint Co., selling the beat thing mad in palnta and general building material: wtndow-glas and Biasing S apeclalty. 135 First st.j phone' Main 1.1.14. W. P. FULLER A CO., mannfactursra Pioneer 1 Lead, Phoenix Paint, Kopallne) a guaranteh given with every gallon of paint manufactured py n. - - - - ... - . - BASMUS8EN A CO.. lobhers. paints, oil. glssaT aaah and doors. 180 First st PHYSICAL CULTURE. C0WLES BROS., profnaiors of sclentlSe pbvsl--T-cal culture. Nature's health -reeterer; parlor and gymnaalnm at 281 Fifth St., Portland, Or. Conaultatlnn free. OVERALLS. BOSS OP THB BOAD OVERALLS and mechan ic' clothing: anion msdsi Nrastadter Braa Mfrrs .. Portland. Or. PRINTING, ANDERSON A DUNIWAY companr. printing. lithographing, blank books. Phona, Mala 17. 208 Alder. LUMBERS. TAYLOR A STANTON, ga and steam CtUng, tir.iuj , pew-pump supplies, els MXtn St. IfOX A Co., sanitary plumtwrs7 23T"Second, bet. Msln and Salmon. Oregon phone. Main 2001. DONNEKBERO A RADEMACHER. plumber, removed to 84 Fnortb t. Both pbone. PLAITING OREGON -PLAITING WORKS, 491 Wsahlngtoa. 1 jmiim. ciiiering. i-ei.. aiain kud.i PHRENOLOGY. KIND reader, see Prof, Griffith, opp. P. 0 for a scientific delineation; consultation free to all. ',. REMOVAL. na nicniiflsi,' no. aa Bneriocg bldg.. No. 8H Third St., agent for New Zealand and Tradera' Fir Insuranc eompanle. ROOFING. lm L. ROOFING CO., 98 N. 2d st Gravel and tla roofa put on and repaired: out-of-town work given prompt attention. H. B. Jaynea, maa ' ager. fe4 6th. W, J. FEltatKLL, roof leaky roofs a apeclalty, Scott 942. Salntlng. repairing; V First Phona. RIAL ESTATE FOR BALK. FOR SALE FARMS Improved farm for sal In all parts et Oregon and Washington; payment mad to Milt purchasers, F.ht full psrtlcnlsrs aa to vsrtoiia properties apply: to Wm. MacMsstw, 811 Worcester hldg. ' . CUOICB LOTS close In CHflO, at 85 per montai , , money loaned for bonding purpose at f per cent. Wm. Reldt, 16 Waah. blk. Feurtt and Washington at. : " ; B. J. SANFOKM A CO., real estate, bomeateada, timber claim and Stat school land. . 213 Ablngton bldg. .-.,, , .... , F. A, KNAPP REAL BSTATR. Room S Cbamber of Commerce Bldg. RUBBER STAMPS. P. O.. STAMP WORKS. 249 Alder at., phone. Mala 710; rubber stamps, seals, stencils, rag' gage and trad chech. ROPE. PORTLAND . CORDAGE CO.. eor. FonrtoenU do Northrnp ata. -t'ortland. or. SIGNS. WATRIN SIGNS; 844 Alder, eor Seventh. Phong Msln 1W3, SPIRITUALISTS. MRS. - - WALLACE, spiritual, mental reading valuable advice on all afalrs of life; bualnesa j end absent friends a specialty; troubled mlnda promptly relieved. 165K Fourth; room 88. Of- nee nours, v s. m. 10 o p. m. MRS. C, 1 CORNELIUS, located In room 806; Allsky Mdg., cor. 8d and Morrison. Hood 408. SHOWCASES AND FIZTUSEB. SHOWCASES of every description; bank, bat and store fixtures msde to order, R, Lntka A " Co., Portland and Seattle. - SAFEA bui xuuk SAFKa or i. B. Da via; renr ra. pairs and lockouts afeiy gone. 66 Third at . SPECIAL DELIVERY. POST SPECIAL DELIVERY. No. 100 U Waaa, : Ington t Phones. Or.. Main 962; OoL. 2t- TYPEWKITESB. YOST TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS t , 230 Stark Street ) , W rent, repair, sell, exchange typewrlteri - - AH (upplie for art mschlnes. Do Foo want a stenographer or typist I v ':,: Wt.bsva list of good applicant. rnone, jjibck xhii. .. . O. n tTr-ir . . w . . . and Dak ts.; phone 696; pianos and furni ture moved and packed for shipping; oosb modlbus Oreproot brick wareaouas. . Front aadj Clay at. SLOT MACHINES, THB LATEST KIND ot (lot machines of every description for. sal or percentage; also 100 different kinds of mvteltles. A. J. Oraawall A Co., 218 to 224 Ablngton bldg. ' TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINE i CO. ftlo : machine. 8. a Park aad Oak. BatA ruHora. - aaain jus. MACHINES of every deecrlptlon for Ml 4 pru niimg.-. ! tana xi iiiit.il, vtu aiiu oastnfjOa . , ETENOOBAPHERB. BOOM 800, the Dekum bldg. ; private office tot letter dictation: general office service. UPHOLSTERER. H. JOHNSON, cbalrcaner. reedwork, 848 Hw iporne eve. rnone, union S4Q. TOWEL SUPPLY. CLEAN TOWELS DAILY Comb, brush, soap. . 81 per month. Lawrence Bros.' Towel 8nnpU company. 4th and Couch. Phone. 429. ' WELLB DRILLED. W KLIJ! , drilled tnywbera by contract or by day; any depth. Jus. W. Graen, 390 Van ccuver ave Portland. Phone. Union 8751. WALLPAPER. MORGAN WALLPAPER CO.. 184-186 at., bet Yamhill and Taylor. PortlanA WHERE TO DINK, THB OFFICE, 15 Washington St. Phona, K Mala T71. 1. W. Talbott prop- PortlanA Or. TROUSB'S RESTAURANT. flrat-cUa saoato. : .. beat service. 229 Washington st . CAFB KRATZ. 128 Sixth t A fln laaesl erved-t all hours. FINANCIAL. rZXBT SATTOWAZ, BAUX of Portland, Or. ' Designated Depository snd Financial Agent of tb United State. Preeldent.. ....... ......... A L. MILLS Caahter.... ....J, W. NEWKIRK Asalatant CaaLler, ....W. a ALVORD Second Assistant Caahier....,.B. F. STEVENS Letters ef credit issued available la Buropa aad the Eastern etatea. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on New York, Boston, Chicago, Bt. Louis, ' St, Paul,' Omaha. San Francisco and tha principal points In tha Northwest,. Sight and time bllla drawn tn sum to suit en London. Pari, Berlin, Frankfort-on-th-Maln, Hong Kong, Yokohama, Copenhagen. Chrletianla. Stockholm, St. Petersburg, Mos cow, Zurich. Honolulu. - . , Collections msde on favorable terms. LADD ft T1XTOBT, BAHXEBS, (Established In 1869:) Transacts a General Backing Business, . . Interest Allowsd oa Tim Dsposlts. f Collections mad at all points on favorable terms. Letters of credit Issued available la Eu rope and all points in tb United State. Sight Exchange and telegraphla transfer soldi en New York. Washington. Cblcsgo. St. Loula. Denver, Omaha. San Francisco and Montana ana Brltieii Columbia. Kxcbang sold on London, Paris, Berlin. Frankfort, Bong Kong, Yokohama, Manila and) Honolulu. . . u JTITXD STATES HATTj BABTX . OF PORTLAND, OREGON, NORTHWEST COR. THIRD AND OAK STB, Transacts a General Banking Bnslnasa, ' ' 1 DRAFTS ISSUED Available In all cities of the United States and Europe, Hong Kong and Manila. . COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLB TERMS President ..............J. 0. AISSWORTH Vlee-Prealdcit , W. B. AYRR Assistant Cashier R. B. 8CHMEER Aaslstant Cashier. ............. .A. M. WRIGHT L02TDON ft BAST rftAH CISCO BABTX, UMXTBD. Chamber ef Osmmaro Building, Talrd aad SterM Gtrests, Bead Offlc. 88 014 Broad street tondoa. This bank tranaacta a general banking basin, makaa loans, discount bill and taaues letters ef credit available for travelera and for th purchase of merchandls In any city ef tha world. Dealp In foreign and domestic -axchang.- Interest PM en Time .Deposits. ' W. A. MACRAB. Manager. SBOTJBITT SATZVOS ft TBTJBT CO, Sod Morriaon St., Portland, Or. Tranaarta a General Banking Hualaes. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Interest Allowed on Time and Savlnga Daposltw Act aa Trustee for Estate. Draft and letters ef credit available ta an parte of the world. C. F, Adam ....President L. A, Lewi.. , First Vice-President A. L. Mills.., , Second Vlca-Prealdent R. Q. Juhlts... ........BecTetsry MI-iCBLAWTS' HATZOWAX. BABTX, . PORTLAND, OREGON. J. Frank Watson... ..'...President R. L. rnrhnm....... ......Vice-President R. W. IToyt Cashier George W. Hoy t.............. Assistant Cashier : Tranaaoti a Oensrai Banking Dualnsss. Drafts and tetter of credit lamed available to all parts of tb world. Collect Inn a specialty. Gold dnat bought. . DOWKTira, HOPXTB8 ft OO . (ESTABLISHED 1898.) WEI AT AND BTOCX BBOXXBS. Boom 4, Oronnd lIoor. CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. MOBJBZS BBOS. ft CHKI8TBNBXBT, Riicceaaora to MORRIS A WHITEHEAD, BAHKERB. FIRST AND ALDER STREET . PORTLAND. OR. QTBKBBCX, 8TABB ft COOXB CO- ( (Bnooassora to Bolton, da Bnytev ft Co.I Members Chicago Board of Trade. Qraln, Frovlslons. Stooks, Bond And . . - Cotton. - ' 1C3 Third'' Btroet, Hear Stork. ; Phone, Mala 313. We are conaected by private wire wltn Messrs. Logsn A Bryan, Chicago and New York; Walker Bros., J, 8. Rarhe A Co., New York Stock Exchange; Hubbard Bros, A Co.. New York Cotton Exchange; Falrchlld A Hob son, New Orleans Cotton Exchange; Henry Hertb A Co., New York Coffee Exchange; Paine. Webber A Co., Boston Copper and Stock Ex change; Dick Bros. A Co., New Yrk and Phlla delpbla 8tock Exchangea. s , MORTGAGE LOANS On Portland Real Eatnte at Lowest Rates. Title Insured. Abatraeta furnished. . TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST O. i Chamber of Commerc. ' BTORAOB AND lMteKrnL'?:r - J