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II. 8. GOLDMAN.
Dealer lu New nntl Pccond-llanil Clolfilnif,
Gents' KurnlslitngB, lfat, Caps, Hoots, Shoes.
Blankets, Trunks, Vallso. Tools, Ktc. CnM-Oft
Clothing bought and cxclinticed. Cfiu North
Third St., bet. Divlsand Everett, Portland. Or
Telephone llrown -til.
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QTJAItK DKAMNO IS OUlt MOTTO.
NEW YOItK LOAN OFF1CK.
Ilrombcrg A Co., l'roprlctors.
' We bur, sell, Irado or lend mono? on Watelio",
Diamonds, Jowolrt nntl Articles of K cry Des
cription. Ilnrgnlns In tmredefined pledges for
ensli or Installments, l'lmno- lted '-"J )C. No. HO
Third St., bet. Morrison and Yamhill Portland
.F.
J. PLOltENCE.
CIOAKS, TOflArc08, CANDIES,
FltUlTS, NUTS, ETC.
No. 332 O Street.
I'ortland, Oregon
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I'. JONES.
CIGAIIS, TOIIACC03, CANDIES,
FItUITS, NUTS. ETC.
133 Blxth Street,
Iletwcen GUsau and Iloyt. Portland, Oregon
mllK CABINET ItESTAURANT.
Gcorgo Jones, Proprietor.
Open from Q it. m. to t a, m. 1'rlvnto rooms tor
Ladles. Lunches put up for Travelers.
Phone North 441.
232 Ynmh'lll St., near Second
Smoke the SCHILLER and STATE
SEAL Cigars.
Schiller Cigar Factory
Manufacturer, Wholesale and
Itctall Dealer In
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
Telcphono No. 1831 Black.
281 Washington Street,
N. W. cor. Fourth, PORTLAND,
OR
8, W. DE OltK,
Prcsldout.
i:. D. ZIESEL.
Vice Prcit. and Mgr.
N. A. BPKONO, Bco'jr Btid Trcas.
The Tontine
Savings Association
Incorporated.
Homo offices, Now York Ltfo Building,
Minneapolis, Minn.
OmmHml Stock $100,000.
Paid to Contract Holders In 1'orllai d for Week
Eudlng Nov. 23, 3,800.0U.
J. F. OLSEN, State Agent,
Oregonlan Building. Portland, Oregon
ANDREW GORDON,
Manufacturer of
Pullman Bread,
Fine Confectionery
and Ice Cream
Telephone 294.
145 Third Street.
PORTLAND, OHEQON
CHILI BILL'S PLACE
Things Good'to Eat.
Every Night. All Night.
Hot Stuff at a Chill Place.
SPIELER, IIOQD 113.
219 Everett Street. PORTLAND, ORE
Big Money
Can be made in Portland real
estate. The city ia growing faster
than most people think, and
property values aro steadily ad
vancing. What will be the result
of the Great Lewis and Clark
Centennial? Consult ub if you
want to make profitable invest
inents, large or small.
BUY NOW I
WE INSURE TITLES.
Titlm Guarantee &
Trust Co.
0 mud 7 Otiamkmr er Oemmmrca
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Portland Club
and OafOmmm
130 Filth Street
OUR SPECIALTIES:
II Monogram and III Cyrus Noble
Whiskies.
A Hort fmr Oemtlemeit.
Oregoa Those Main 906! Colombia, 497
F
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- S$ S7rV'fc$ f'J
'V I IT
BLACK PATTI.
At Cordray's Thtattr One Week, Beginning Sunday Evening, Dec. 8, JSOJ.
0HINE3E CHARACTERISTICS.
Strung Ideas of Kcouoiay, Polltene
mid Orutltiidc
The spirit of economy in tho Chlueso
raco transcends ull tlmt can be Imag
ined. Tho smullest purtlclo of mutter
is utilized. The old, cust-ofT account
book of the murchuut Is cut Into pieced
and oiled to burve luwtcad of glims lu
windows or luntertiH. A coolie who
has u six hours' murch with a heavy
burden will return to IiIh point, of de
parture without having broken his fast.
In order to save the two ccutu hK
brcakfust would liuve cost uwny from
home. Nothing la more curious than to
see them eat, although, with thulr fa
mous chop-sticks, they do not perform
all the wonderful feats generally sup
posed. They put their food In bowls
or saucers and with tho chopsticks
they raise the pieces of meat or tlsh to
tho mouth with sufficient grace. Each
has a bowl of rlco, which ho holds
noar his lips, and with the aid of tho
chopsticks he pushes the contouts Into
his mouth. It Is curious to see them
pick up with tholr chopsticks the gralus
of rlco that fall on tho ground. The
children aro taught this art from their
earliest years; nothing must be lost,
not even the smallest grain.
Europeans regard politeness m an ex
pression of those Qualities of tho heart
which render the persou who doslres
to bo polite agreeable to thoiu with
whom ho Is thrown. Tho Chinese look
upon tho matttr from an entirely dif
ferent standpoint. Tho same senti
ment which accords Importance to the
preservation of dignity regulates his
actions as regards politeness. Hero Is
an example of their politeness. A Cut
neso arrayed In ,hls most beautiful
costume, who presented himself at a
houso, disturbed a rat which was en-
Joying himself lu a Jar of oil. Tho rat
In his flight overturned the Jar upon
tho visitor, whose dress was ruined.
While the unfortunate visitor was still
palo with rage his host ontered the
apartment, and after the usual saluta
tion tho visitor explained his misad
venture; "As I entered your honor
able apartment, I bad the misfortune
to alarm your honorable rat, which, In
taking flight, overturned your honor
able Jar of oil upon my miserable and
Insignificant clothing, which explains
the contemptible condition In which
you find mo In your honorable pres
ence." To determine your conduct when a
Chinese offers you a presont Is tho
most difficult thing In tho world. Cer
tain things are not offered to bo ac
cepted, and others may not bo refused
peremptorily In a general manner,
nevertheless, one may accept, under
standing perfectly that the gift must
bo returned a hundredfold. St. Louis
Republic.
Tlie women claim umi (ho men enn
never find anything that Is lost about
a house; how about finding tho tncks?
The worst misfortune of a farmer Is
to have no hods.
TheQUEEN
Uniurpasjed
for
Bars,
Offices,
Theaters,
Street Cars,
Churches,
Dwellings,
Steamers,
Public
Buildings,
Hotels.
IS A PERFECT
T. C ROOERS,
'PHONE
205 8econd 8treet.
Hsswv t'sMttti&ttawamKBEt
A TALE OF TWO CITIES.
.Mexican utid Arlv.uuu 'lnwin Aro flop'
Mi-ttted bjr it Mroat.
"Somo peculiar conditions prevail nt
tho twin cities of Negates, Mexico, and
Nogales, Ariz," said tho Dcttoltor who
recently returned from a visit to Mex
ico. "The International boundary Hue
Is found by a Htrcot that divides the
two towns and the boundary makes are
sot out with n very nice regard for
technicalities. Thero In a saloon there
which has moro than a local reputa
tion, and the proprietor Is certainly nn
enterprising Individual. Ills saloon Is
located on tho street that divides the
two countries and at a point whero the
dividing linn Is not clearly defined. The
patron of this saloon buyH his drink lu
America, and, stepping across the hnll,
ho buys his clgai' In Mexico, lu this
way the proprietor avoids tho duty on
Imported cigars and can provide tits
customers with the best make nt low
er prices than most of his competitors.
"They tell an amusing story about
uu American who Imbibed too much
lighting whisky at this saloon," con
tinued the Dclrolter, according to tho
Detroit I'reo I'ress. "When ho urrlvcd
nt a certain stage he allowed his preju
dices to get the best of him, and, stand
ing near the boundary lino of his own
country, hu heaped anathemas and
hurled deliuuce at the peoplo ucross
the bordor. A couplu of Mexican offi
cers stood across the street, almost
within reach of tho pugnacious Ameri
can, hoping that ho would stroll across
Into Mexico. Ho did got over thero
after a whllo, though tho trip was
wholly unpremeditated. During a
hurauguo against Mexican Institutions
and tho police In particular he happen
ed to lurch too far over to starboard
nnd fell Into Mexico. Tho alert cops
promptly grabbed him, and, though ho
didn't got n chauco to take In tho
sights, ho paid quite an extended vlnlt
to tho country ho had so eloquently
maligned."
Tho Main Thing.
"I hoar you have been selected to de
liver tho valedictory at your commence
ment." "Yes," roplted tho fair grndunte-to-b.
"and It's Just worrying me sick. I
don't know what stylo to adopt."
"Why, thero's only one stylo nhout a
valedictory address, I should"
"Silly! I'm speaking of my gown."
The Provident Department of tho
Mutual Reserve Fund Llfo Associa
tion of New York Issue policies that
comblno investment with protection.
Theso contracts are sold for amounts
as low as 1250.00, and payments aro
mado monthly. All policies glvo
automatic protection aftor tho third
year and aro subject to cash loans,
caBh surrender values or extended in
surance. HOWARD N. LINDSLEY,
Manager.
Rooms 604 and COS Oregonlan Rldg.
MATTING
last a
Lifetime,
Will not
Rust;
Will not
Kink, or Curl
at the ends.
Is an
Ornament
as well as
Useful.
FOOT CLEANER.
City Sale Agent.
OLAY 640.
PORTLAND, OREGON
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
AT CORDRAY'S.
It is generally supposed that tho
Negro 1ms no histionio talent beyond
his great fun making and vocal posil
bilitics. It U because, likely, that
thero is no market for tho Negro in
the lcgitiniato drama or on tho lyric
stage, that ho has not shone with be
coming aftlucnce in theso two higher
walks of the drama. It cannot bo
said, indeed, tlmt no negro or negress
.has trod these high and lofty paths;
the caieer of Ira Aldridgo and that of
Sissiurottii Jonos, the so-called "Hlack
I'atti" are examples ot what tho col
ored raco may do if given a fair oppor
tunity. The iinmo of Ira Aldridgo,
tlioono time "African Itosoius," is
known now only to htmlonts of dra
matic history ; and yet, less than half
a century ago, ho was ono of tho
tragic actors of England nn Ameri
can, hailing fioni Ottwogo, Now York.
Jio made his debute in London in
18JJJJ, and besides nieoting with warm
applause was praised as an artist by
tho greatest actor that ever donned
sook and buskin Kdward Kcanl
Tho "Hlack l'atti's talent lies in a
ditrerent direction, and is not tho less
marked. Her splendid vocal powers
wore appreciated abroad oven before
they woro fully acknowledged at
home. Kiuus, queens, and prin
cesses, did not think it beneath their
dignity to applaudtihs dusky nightin
gale, or to request that slio sing bo
foro them. Hut it is in America dur
ing tho past six years tlmt she. has
achieved her greatest triupmh and
mado a fortuno for herself and mana
gers. Thero is hiudiy a star beforo
tho public today who enjoys so largo
a patronage touring the country. Her
company this season is ono of groat
cxcollonco, tho leading support boing
John JJucker, "Tho Alabama Rlos
som," who is a dispeilcr of gloom and
a spreader of honest laughter, is un
equalled by liis fun loving and mirth
provoking raco. rho Illaok I'atti
Trouahdors will appear at Cordray's
theater ono week, commeuoing Sun
day evening, December 8.
AT THE RAKER.
"Tho Two Vagabonds" will ho
given at tho Raker at tho matinee
Sunday and Sunday night, by tho
Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company. Do
tweon tho acts of tills opera thero will
be produced a series of living pictures
identical with thoso shown at Proct
or's theater, Now York. Tho frninu
and all the accesseircs of tho pictures
wero purchased by Miss Kirwin from
Proctor, and she 1ms spared no paiim
to give them an elaborate tcalo.
They will Iki featured all tho week.
Other specialties will also bo given.
Tho operas for next week aro as fol
lows: "Two Vagabonds," Sunday matineo
and night and Monday; "i'ra )ia
volo," Tcusday, Wednesday, matineo
and niiht and Thursday: 'Tina
fore," Friday and Saturday matineo
and night.
TUSKKQRE NOTKS.
Tho now hospital glvon us by a Nor
thern friend will soon ho ready for
occupancy. This building Iiur ample
room and facilities and will provo of
great valuo to tho hospltnl nnd nurse
training division of tho school.
Work upon tho John I). Roekerfel
lor dormitory for hoys la progressing
rapidly. An Increnscd supply of labor
has boon added and It Is oxpoctod that
this building will bo occupied beforo
tho ond of tho torin.
The Institution has boon glvon 2fi
scholarships in ono of tho most fam
ous and successful corroHpondouco
ochools In tho country. Theso schol
arships are In tho nngtncorlng
courses nnd aro to ho bostowod upon
such of our students nnd grnduntes
as will bo profited and helped by
thorn.
OEO. II. MAYS, Jr.
1)0 YOU LIKE DIAMONDS?
Tho Tontino Savings Association,
with homo ofllcoi in Now York Lifo
Ruilding, at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
has established ofliccH in tho Oregon
ian building, room 211, with J, F.
Olson as statu agent. This association
presents a special co-operative
plan in tho form ofkcontracts for tho
sale of diamonds. Tliet-o precious
stones aro sold on installments. Tho
plan is simple; tho terms are reasona
ble; tho results aro always satislao
tory. Tho Tontino SavingH Associa
tion has been in tho mutual invest
ment business since 181)1. Its sun
cet's ims been phenomenal. Its pat
rons nre always pleased. They duffer
no olmnco for io s, Sco Agept Olson
and investigate tho plan.
' The Pioneer Paint Co.'
Tho firm of V. E. Reach .t Co.,
corner of First and Alder streets, is
tho oldest established concern In
tho paint and oil business in tho
Northwest. For over 520 years this
houso has maintained its reputation
for reliable busmesH dealings with
all patrons. F. E. Reach & Co. far-
ry the highest grades of pa uts, oils
and varnishes, They also handle all
builders' materials, and iu order is
too small to receive prompt atten
tion. Keystone Templs Mystio Shrine 33"
Meets Second Friday of each month
at Caledonian Hall, Second and Yam
hill Streets.
J.M.BROWN, F.D.THOMAS,
Kecoruer. uranu 1'otentate
PRINCE HALL LODGE No. 65, A. P. & A. M.
Q Regular communications first
and third Mondays of each
month, in Caledonia hall, cor
ner Second and Yamhill streets. All
M, M. in good standing invited.
, , , T. ROLEN, W. M.
' K, A. MOORE, Sec'y.
THE PMEW AGE.
KMAbllRlii'd lWfl. A D.Clrimii, MMmiier.
Oillcc,2WjStnrk Htrvet, Cmicurd building,
l'ortlfuul, Oregon.
AOKXT8.
r. A. Hitter Portlnml, Orcpou
W. J. Wlirnton Heluiut, .Montntia
To liunro tmlillcntloit. nil local mom must
reach tin not Inter tluiu Tlitirmlny lnornliiu ol
each week.
Stibserlptliiii price, one- yenr, payable In nd
vaaro, fl Ul.
CITY NEWS
Mrs. H. F. Taylor Is qulto 111 with
rt sovcro cold thlo week.
Miss Lottio Smith expects to leave
for a visit to San Francisco this Sat
urday evening,
Mr. Honry Thompson Is still uu-
ablo to uso his hand but hopes ore
long to he all right again,
Mi-h. Jttutn Ttnlnna nf ' Vnoni nlln
....... ww.f.u a......w.., u. .... V...',
left for hor hmnn after a abort vlnlL
on tho 21ith ultimo.
Mrs. lloylo, of Walla Wnlla. loft
for homo last Monday evening nfter
a short visit to frlonds In thin city.
Mrs. ChnrlcR Savngo loft on tho 30th
ultimo for Donvor, whero sho will
Join hor husbnnd nt tho bedside of
his Invalid mothor.
Mrs. M. Allen returned from tho
Good Samaritan Hospital nnd In still
quite 111 nt tho Park lodging houso,
corner of Park nnd Ollsnn HtrootH.
Do not forgot tho sowing clrclo nt
tho Rothol A. M. E. churcr, (IS N. 10th
Btrcet, which meetB ovory Friday
ovolnlng. All nro cordially Invited
to attend.
Mr. II. R. Kntton, of Seattle, spent
Monday in tho city. Ho camo ac
companied by IiIb sister-in-law, who
will tako n courso in St. Mary's acad
emy in this city.
A full attendance of tho mombors
of tho Afro-Amoricau Council is re
quested on next Tuesday evening at
tho Ilethel A. M. E. church on ac
count of tho first of January enter
tainment. ,
Invitations are out to tho public
installation of Washington Lodge,
No. -Ill, A. F. it A. M., of Seattle,
Washington, on tho 21th inst A
royal good timo is promised to nil
that attend.
Vospor services will bo hold at tho
A. M. E. Klon church on tho last Sun
day In Docembor. Approprlnto muslf
has boon arranged for tho purponu
nnd n shoit address will bo dollvored
by tho pastor.
Tho nnnual sermon of tho W. C.
T. U. will bo on tho 8th Inst, at tho
A. M. E. 5Clon church at 8 o'clock P.
M. An oxcollont progrnmmo has
been propnred and nil nro cordially
Invited to bo present.
Wo nro ploasod to noto tho fnct that
tho churches of our city nro leading
off lu tho direction ot cnusliiK moro
union amongst our pooplo. It 1b a
movo In tho right direction and should
be followed In many moro directions
Mt. Ollvot Rnptlst church will glvo
nn ontortalnmont on December Dth,
nt which tlmo nn olognnt quilt will bo
milled for tho benefit of the church.
Admission Is froo nnd rofroshuieulB
will bo sorved, also an oxcollont pto
grnmmo, Tho Bovontconth nnnlvorsnry of
Now Northwest lodge will bo colobrat
od on tho 13th Inst, nt G. A. R. hall.
Tho commlttco of nrrangomontH hnvo
oxorted themuolvcs to mnko this oc
casion surpass any other lu the his
tory of tho lodge. Do not fall to at
tend. ,
Tho A. M. E. 5Clon rhurch wns woll
attonded last Sabbath evening iles
plto tho Inclement wonthor. Mr. Car
tor, tho baBB elngor of tho choir nnd
tho MIbscb Wright nnd MitBter Clydo
composed tho choir. Tho music was
oxcollont. Homo of tho peoplo aio
uplrltunlly minded.
Mr HIiiih. Miller. who linn 1)0011
qulto 111 with pulnionnry troubles at
tlw. rpHlilimrn nt Mr. and Mrs. 12. Now-
somo, 210 Wood Htroot, has boon re-
movou to No. 7if) 1'irBi street, iiih
Blstor expects to tako him with her
to her homo In Now Westminster tho
early part of noxt week.
Do not bo surprised to boo our agent
as wo would like to hnvo all our ac
counts settled between this and tho
laBt of tho year bo ub to aturt with a
clear balanco Bheet. Lot this bo ono
of your .rosolutloiiB not to hnvo a
nowflpnpor bill hanging over you on
tho llrst of tho year1,
On last Monday ovonlng Enterprise
lodge No. 47 A. F. and A. M. Installed
tho following omcors: W. M W. L.
R. Plumbor: B. W., O. E. Freoman;
I. W J. W. Payne; secretary, Geo.
liardlner; treasurer, Thoa. Johnson;
chaplain, F. D. Thomaa; tyler, If. F.
Taylor; S. D., L. A. Goodwin; T. D.,
J. M. llrown; S. S Cl. N. Whlto; I. S.,
M. C. Oliver.
Row Geo. Rnlloy, P. E., of tho Ore
gon and Washington conforonco of
tho A, M. E. Ucthcl church, Is In tho
city this week. Ho camo for tho pur
poso of holding quarterly conforonco
nnd roporta tho work at tho dlfforont
points visited by him to ho In excel
lent condition. Elder Ralloy ccpocts
to visit Salem ere ho rotuniB to his
work In Washington.
Mrs. K. Gray ontortnlncd a fow
frlendB at hor roBldenco on College
street on tho 29th ultimo. Music and
cards caused tho tlmo to speed
swiftly awny and nil presont enjoyed
tho Bumptuoua repast furnished by
tho hostoBB. Thoso present woro:
Meadnmcfl L. Enston. R. WUllnmn, M.
E. West nnd Mrs. K. Gray: Messrs.
W. W. WIlBon, E. Ruthorford ami
Renjnmln.
Thofio who vlfiltod tho A. M. E. Zlon
church Inst Sunday woro tho recip
ients of a rnro trout. On nccount of
sovoro colds tho regular choir woro
unnhlo to tako their accustomed
plnceB, hut tho trio by tho MIbbob Hat
tlo and Etta Wright nnd Master
Wright, ontltlod "Tho LnRt Hymn."
wnB a groat tront and moro thnn rec
ompensed tho audience for what they
mtsBCd by tho absence of tho choir.
Services at tho African M. E.
church as follows: Class mooting nt
12 M., Sunday school at 1 P. M
Clirlstnln Endonvor nt 7 P. M lod
by MrB. Day. Proachlng at 11 A. M.,
Hiibject, "Watch." MrB. J. W. Fulll
lovo will read a paper, Bubjoct,
"Llfo," preceding tho ovonlng bo'vIcob
at 8 P. M. Prenchlng nt 8 P. II. by
tho pastor, subject, "Tho Way of
Llfo.V All Invited. W. T. RlggnrB,
p.iBtor, C8 N. Tenth Btroot.
On Tuesday nftomoon Inst nt tho
rooms of tho Wnmcn'H Club of thin
city u npeclal mooting wan hold nt
which the question of drnwlng tho
color lino In tho mnttor of mombor
flhtp In that orRnnlzotloii wna discuss
ed. Wo would BugROst that all ronil
tho roport of tho mootlmr as publish
ed In tho OroRonlnn of Wednesday of
this wook. nnd wo especially thank
Dr. Mary Thompson. Mrs. Ornco Watt
Robs, Mrs. Trumbull and Mrs. A. C.
Hortflchn for their high stand nnd
for tholr kind wordn In tho
mnttor, bIiowIiik thotnsolvefl to ho
above potty proJudlcoH nnd ablo to
look fairly nt mnttorfl tlmt concorn
others thnn thouiBolvcH.
During our walkfl over tho city wo
hnvo noticed a Koodly amount of tho
Floxlhlo Stool Mat Co.'s mnttlng In
dlfforont prominent hulldlnga nnd
hnvo taken considerable Interest to
Investigate theso goods. Wo visited
tho wholesale and retail Iioubo of
thOBo peoplo nt 1105 Second street nnd
cortalnlly wns well paid for our troub
le. Wo find this mnttliu; Ih mado of
cold rolled stool and galvanized with
zinc, making It vory durablo nnd will
Inst a llfo tlmo without rtiHtlng. It
rolls up like cloth and I am told that
It Is guaranteed novnr to curl up nt
tho ondB. Wo cousldor theso goodB
a necessity In ovory building and aro
pleased that such n class of goads nro
distributed over tho Coast BtntCH from
our city, W0 could not roslst tho
temptation, consequently ono of thoso
mntB ndornn our front porch,
GRAND HIT.
Tho Portland Hotel Portora' Quar
tet, MIbscb Etta and llattlo nnd Mas
ter Clyde Wright, with Mr. J. D. Leo.
aiing nt tho First Congregational
Church Friday night to tho delight
of tho assembly and recelvod many
compliments for tholr efforts. Good!
Wo always admlro nnd appreciate tho
dolnga of worth by tho raco. A good
hit.
THANKS,
In behalf of my family and solf
I thank Mr. and MrH. CIiiib. Rltter
for tho ThankHglvIng turkey thoy
sont, which was highly appreciated.
Those who lovo tho Lord aro novor
forgotten. Remember ub again. J.
W. Wright, pastor of tho A. M. B.
.Ion church.
Mrs. Ida Whlto, 81 North Sixth
Btreet, agent for ScoU'b Magic Hair
Orowor and Strtijghtonor.
Tho Graham .Manufacturing com
pany imiuufauturu all kinds of fur.
nituro, wootlwork and ilxtures. Ore
gon 'phono, Hood 1201!. Nos. 370, 872,
:J7l Front street, corner Montgomery,
Portland, Oro.
INVEST IN OIL STOCK.
Now In tho tlmo to buy sharoa of tho
Archulota Oil Company, bocauso
vory shortly It will bo fully demon
strated whothor tholr Block Ib worth
nothing per Bharo, or worth JG.00 and
moro per share.
Tho drill Ib purchased and will soon
penotrato tho oil deposits, and then
tho stock will olthor bo withdrawn
from tho market or olso go away up
In value, Tho stock la 10 conta por
aharo now.
Address olther personally or by let
ter, J. H. Hawloy, stock broker, No. 2
Chamber of Commerce building, Port
land, Oregon.
.ii tmtwumnmm natwutwu yw
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