THET OHEGOX DA1XT' JOTJB5TAX, TOBTTjAyp; "THTJBSDAY "ETXIOXG, DECEMBER 18, ? 190?
, -Tee Oregon Daily Jousm
, -. v.. new:; today. ? , ,
FOR Bda. In clsselfled columns fj"8)t
nations Wanted," , "Mai" v "Female.
THE JOURNAL will make no charge.
'Bring or and ad copy to JOURNAL of.;
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HELP WAifTED FEMALE.
WANTED 40 women. Blue (id Dr. Keasler'e
4 rcture they Bar bel treating ,87 wanes
! uv id na todies- oopartmcnt ncy c
rest 40 mure. Call- or writ for borne srs
f tern. Enclose 10 2-eent stamp. Address St.
' Louts Medical sad Burglcal Dispensary, , o
herond aad Ysaiblll sts.. Port In ud. Ore.
HU.P WANTED MALE.
WANTK1-
It. R. LABORER! fur Nevada. Washimrtoa an
Oregon; wane, (2 op; tree fare; also other
wort o, K, Uoosau ce., jea noria
end at. '" ' '
W ANTED AQLNTB.
W DESIRE MANAGERS la -every city and
t eosnty lu Oregon ta represent a propoaitloa
-which BDDeala to namda who wish to owa
i4i tbetr . awn Atw., t H.l. S. ktfc-:Ji
. mark at.
TENDERS WANTED.
PORT Of PORTLAND will receive blda (or tar
, construction of one 20-lueh centrifugal pump;
. plana and apeclncatkiua lor same war be uly
. .alined at -the once, room Sua -Worcester Block.
; in deposit of flu; blda to be opened Ba tur
tle 7 Jamioiv , at -A p. m. tort el furU
lend reserves tbe right ta reject any or all
bids.
WANTED,
WANTED fraternal-organisers wanted (or cit
.or country; up-to-date plan; liberal terma.
210 Allshy W1. - .
LODoTNO-HOCBES.
SHU - COSMOS 4th , and Morrlaon, furnished
housekeeping suites, suites aad .single rooms;
68 per week and np. i
Tliu LOCK WOOD, Morrlaon St. Fur
nished rooms; transient Phone Oregon B. SOS.
THB 'CASTLE 873 Wssh.! rooma (or gentle-
aiem transient. Tel. Bonfo
ATTOANEYB.
U hV LATOPKETTE, leywer and notary' pab
11c. 802- railing nldg.. Third and Washington.
PAXTpfl, BMAOH BIUOM, 610 Gaaiabar o
Cominerea. ''ill -. '
WM. UE1D, ATI OKNBY-AT-LAW, room 4, Aloa
- wort j bldg.. Third and Oak.
OEO. 1. CAMEUON ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, Il
Chamber u( Commerce. Portia ad. Or.
N.
MiiSFSHOHN. 722 Chamber of Commerce.
- ADVEKTISIMO SPECIALTIES.
EMl'lKS 6PEU1ALTY CO., adrcrtlaluf apecial
Ilea and KlKua. ItM Bturk at.
.pAWP yAMDOLliK AyP.PPTIA.
c'UEE tSS OP 1.N8TUUMKNT3. Wanted
ulareia for clubs. HaL Webber, lu true tor,
717 MHruatn bllg. :
BARGIUO AMD LIGHTERING.
0UUUON ROUND I.L'MliEtt CO., 181 Burnalde
at. I'hone Urant 1171.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
XUJi J. UeCUAKEN CO. Wbolveale dealer la
bnlldlht material. 8ill-236 Pine at
CAEE8.
V AXES' PLACE. 2S5 Waablurtou at. Pboue B.
2JU)1. Mell Yatga, prop. Portland.- Or,
COM TRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
L. W.
CWFTOa, conuactor, rri
!'
ader and ex-
earator
re. ata at. rnone ui
nlon 2281.
CURIOS.
SUN SOON HUIE CO.,
cuxlnearjNPtaura
teaa, mattlnga, Japaaeae
7 Yamhill.
CARD EBGKAjfEBB.
WEDDINU AND VlSITlMtl CAKDB cuxrared
r.-ar a ..-.-Beatt!sfica9i: tew WeStftr.-
t .44o blda--' . .. - . - -
CORNICE SKYLIGHTS.
METAL SKYL1UHTS, galvanised Iron cornices.
J. C. Bnyler. K WcoonO at
CARPEMTERS AMD BUILDERS..
JuliN A. MELTON, carpenter aad builder Su7
Btark st. 1 office and store fixtures built and
remodeled, altering aad repair bouses. PBoae
Main 747.
U. 8. BLAKNKY, carpenter and builder; sett
mates (riven. BH E. Btark. Phone Union 797,
CEREAL MILLS.
ACME MILLS CO., Manufacturers Kalatoa
Acme Cereals, go a no zt w. Front St.
P. JOHNSON A Co., manufacturers Peerleaa
Health Cereals, .132-4 - Front at.
COAL AND WOOD.
OREGON FUEL CO., dealers in all kinds of
eoai and wood, 844 Morrison cl
VULCAN COAL CO., WHOLESALE DBAL-
ers nest coals, roumiry -and emelter coke.
CHIROPODY AMD MANICURING.
. MUCH ELL, Chiropodist. Knight's Shoe
Wtore. 2H4 Wssh. st. Phone Hood 72R.
CIGARS . ND TOBACCO.
ESBERG-GUNST CIGAR CO
Dlstxlbutera of
FINE CIQAH3.
. Portland.
Oregon.
SMOKE r oit OWN MIXTURE Can't be beat.
ma oinri va in fro WT.
w.w-rK.aALi AS A'SA&Bal -crAwE;'
LEAVES DALLAS 7 a." m. and Salem at 1 p. m.
dally, except -Sunday; beat of accommodations
DENTISTS.
THEODORE S. THOMPSON. 60-51 Waaalngtoa
bldg., Washington aud Fourth ata. Phone
ruHKi eis. -
DEVELOPING AND, FIM18H1MG.
WB FRAME PICTURES
Pacing picture Place, 381 Morrlaon E"
DRUOOIBTB.
FRANK I.
perfumes.
8THEIE10, drugs, toilet
B2 Washington at.
arUclea,
ELECTRIC WORKS.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL WORKS Office Hog
Western Electric Work. 805 1-2- Wssh. et.
FREE BHIMES.
CLOTHES CLEANED snd pressed $1 par awatav
uniqiie -tailoring .uo. Ml wssh.
GASOLINE LA:
U W. MANNING, Lighting and Supply Co.
Latest Improved gasoline lamps, log Sixth
aireet. rortiand, ore.
HOTELS.
HOTEL BELVEDERE, European plan, Fouatb
arm Ainor sis.
ELECTRICAL MA88AGE.
PROF. U. L. EATON, electrical, electro-vibratory
aad massage tredtmcnu acientiflcally
voxl Allaky bldg., 265 ft Morrison St.. room
3. Office phone. Red 11N7. Hours: to
ig a. m.; i to a p. m.. '
FARM LANDS.
37 HOMESTEAD orations, excellent fruit, grain
aad stock land, sear rood town and railroad;
cruiser's fcea reasonable, Wm. Hawks, 306
Commercial Mdg. ,
HAXMAN BATHS.
JACK KINQ, Seventh and Washington; II Ham
man baths anoinaled in this eitv.
GROCERIES.
D. C BURNS, 147 3d at- Hue trees amcerlee
at cash flicee.
HOUSE rURMIBHERB.
I1UUH FURNISHERS Fornltnra, carpeta, par
lor goods,- stores, etc. - Sea I. Gevurtl A
Bona. 17.1-174 First, 219-225 YamhiU. BoU
plKnw M4.
LAUNDRIES.
CLEAN TOWELS DAILY. Comb, brash, hid.
1 per month. NoT-elty Supply Co.. 40-12
NlnUi St.- Tel. 410.- - - .
towels, soap.
COMB AND BRUSH, SI par
toaLa- Oregon Laundry Co.
raaaai S3. IS,
ICS CREAM AVD OOVTEOTIOVEaT.
LAHbH A BEBH, aianafacturwe of Ice cream
and ronfftionpry. 810 Wahlngtmi at.
IMPLEMENTS.
PORTLAND IJiPLEMfcJNT CO., (arm butcli
and 'Tfblrtpe. iiAs-104 TVnf at. ' -j
IKSURAVCE.
JA3. We. I. WOOD. Concord BaUdlnc Pboaa
c7i Kmployer'a LlabllltJ luaaraata, repra
'aenta AuiwiciB Boadlnf Troat Co. fire la-
j-aarevee. - - -. --- r
I. -PHILIP KENNEDY. tMaraneei realdant
a eat korwiob iVoloa nre lnauranm Boeiev,
I. ..... w . It u , -s U 1 1 ,.11 .
AETNA UtB -INSURANCE CO.' wrttea Hfe,
accident aud empkie a liability mauraoee.
ARTHUR WILSON. KUerlnck" Bulldlna.' Phone
U loos, repreaeota. the Alliance and tiia Home
rm ana Marine ineursnce uompe.
I8AA0 L. WRITE, RB INSURANCE, . 2S5
smarlcck BjuS. OregoB fa one aiaia oaa.
JOH.4 KELLY, general lnaoraaaa ageat.Oolam
bla bldg. 82H Third at.
EWELERa.
XilK L. C HENBICUSKN CO.i
optlclaaa, 2 Waablugtoaat.
awelera aad
THE O. UEITKEUPEU Ct)u manutaaturlng Jaw-
' vie,' xa MornaoB ay- - . . . r
A. A. WKIOUT,. the Iowa Jeweler, 2U3 atof
rlaoa at. '
OEO. O. JUASDENBUKQ 4 CO., EngraTera,
Mfg. Jewebra. HSy, 3d at. - Pbone Hood 4H7.
LAUiEB' TAILORS.
LADIES' TAILOK-MADB 6U1T8, cluaka and
- capca. AocortBon plaitea. s AppUaua work a
apeplnltT. 8teihana. x9 "Alder. r
loAJIUFACTURERB' AGEBTB AajD BROKERS.
EELLY-C'LAKKE CO. Maaafacturera' agenta.
and mercoaBdlaa broken; aaaaeaa ureruna
wan-house. Ortlre fto. 4 Vine at. Main UIB5.
LIVERY AKD FEED STABLES.
1UAZ1BH
atttblea,-
MeLEAN .Llrery aad feed
Koa. i2 to 200 btb at., eor Taylor.
aUBIBtt AUD aflBE PROMOTERS.
BES8IONB A 81MPB0.V, mining and mine pro
moter. Room 2. Chamber of Commerce.
" MASSAGE.
HOME. 11. tt. ELY, derwuculoglat,
electrle treatwwnta. lt8 Klrat at.
MACKIMERt.
TKKNKMAH A CO., mining, aawmlU, logging
machinery, hydraulic . plpea caatinga , of aU
kluda repaired . 104 N. Fourth at.
MIUIBXRY.
UlbB A. U jOUUENBEN, tui porter aad dealer
In French niilllnory. Wl Morrlaon at.
MODEL-MAKER.
fc'OhY ' KIU8T-CLAKS RBI'AIUINU go to Andy
rrlta, marhlnlst and modeUmuker, 110 6th at.
. MLLVaTtieiMEEBS AKD ASBAZEKB.;
perta on 'analraia coali, mlnerala, rock, min
eral watrra. . T. Gore,' Mgr.
t. H. FISK, Mining Engineer, and Aaaayer,
204 1-2 WaabliiKten at- Phuna Clay 021.
MORTGAGE LOAMS. '
ON IMPROVED, city aud fun property, at low-
eat current ratee; uuuaiog wane, inauiimeni
loana. ' Win. MoMaatera, Ul Woreeater lililg.
LOAN'S on city property and oe Improved farat-
tng .lanoaoa uraaxa aua waeniugton Appv
toRobertlJTliatnneJi Stark tmmmmmm
MONET TO LOAM.
MONET TO LOAN, euma to ault; notea cashed.
Dr. Darllug,' room a. Cambridge biug. 'J bird
aud Morrlaoa. .
MONEY TO LOAN, ' amaU amounta, abort or
ajug time. 4. u. uawiey. a umhim. ot torn.
MONEY TO LOAN on "city lota and linprbred
larma. w. a,, anew vo., ma aura at.
W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10 Waab-
Inyten hldg. ' Pbune Hood 413.
VATAL ARCHITECT.
If-utSFIt.'' B a1Uj, Second jit!, Tel. "OaA '1$
"ila vaT'irebl 'arid oie.'banlcT" eug'fiftVrT"'
OVERALLS,
BOSS OF TUB ROAD OVERALLS and mecbsn
les' clothing. Best In -every detail. Neu
sudter Bros., Mfgra, Portland. Or.
' PIANO m.tSbOBSf
W. G1FFOUD NASH, 103 hltb at.
application. Begitinera taken.
terma upon
OPTICIANS.
DR. B. M. DALLAS; - refracting optician, 218
210 Falling bldg., Third and Washington ata.
PLAITING aJfD FINKING.
MISS O. GOULD, accordion knife plaiting and
piuKing; steam process; no noi irous; short
notice. SOI alsntusm bldg.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
E. W. MOORE, ersyoa aud oil portraits,
and Waeblngtoa sts.
Tblrd
Pi UM HERS.
TAYLOR
Bttlng.
A STANTON,
K8 Mlxth St.
plumbing and steam
PERSONAL.
MRS. OLBOCK baa apeaed massaga and mani
curing parlor a la Abiugton bldg., room 424;
satisfaction guaranteed. A trial will con
vince. Phone Red 2b64.
MMB. ABA HOLMES, Complexion. Hsu-, Bkln
and Scalp Specialist, may ba consulted daily
free. SI 1 Morrison St. -
AL oy-R tS!rlelaus- crtr rora.
-bteatlona-aa erkidleals.Ai.Jiaes.'-Jtedt.iaMra
21 Alder St., Portuind. Or.
ASTROLOGY Have your life read
tine Esatera Astrologer; advice on
68 Park at.
by sclen
busluess. H'NCLB MYERS." the pioneer money-lender,
- 143 Third, near Alder,' sella diamonds,
wstcbes, Jcweu-y bslf regular store prices.
i Country ardera attended to.
U8B AND YOU WILL OBTAIN BEST RESULTS
from Western gas or gasoline msatels.
OAFS KUATZ. 122. Sixth at. A fine luuck
served M U tours.
MISS EMMA . MACKIE, masseuse,
teacher
physloal culture. : 417 Abtngton bldg.
BLAZlEtl'S.. 84 first St.; (res concert every
evening. . ......
. . ROOF BHIMGLXA AMD REPAIRER.
RGGF REPAIRING; best roof paint on earth;
. weoo or us. au oeu, ion u. ata st, .
Phone Pink ItrTJ.
BAAL EbTATE.
rOE SALE FARMS
.lBiveva ,ariii ,.-. aais la - il;-t3ri;-a
Oregoa aad Washington; paymeart mads to
suit purchasers, For full particulars aa to
various properties, apply to Win. McMaetare,
ail woreeater oiag.
WKBXfiUM INVESTMENT CO., 201 ilorr Isoq
ebascM. cltj and uburban propertj, farms
aud tlmwf lanoa. $em our list before baying
MAXWELL & KNAPP-
KSAL KSTATEL
Rfom &. r hum Hot of C.mmerce PnlMIng.
PORTLAND - CO ED AGE CO.,L corf
Hit lad
RUBBER STAMPS.
BUSBY m LEASH CO Rubber g tamps. Seals,
Stencils, etc.. 41T The Deklim.
SHOWCABEi.
R. LUTKB A CO., aaccesaora ta Dlxoa, Borge-
ann A Co., Xlx ta and Hoyt sts.
SAFES.
MALL 8AFK, auadard of the world; safes sold
oa easy payments; xrsoe year em aafa (or
a new oaa. Norrb) Safa A Loch Co., VI
First st - . -r
BUY YOUR 8AyB of . E. Carls. Your repalra
and teckwirs safely dme. ga Third st.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER. -
C O. PICK, office gg First st, We twees Stark
aad Oak sts. j phone ana. pianoe aad (arnl
tore moved aad parked for ahtpplng: coss
aiedloaa nre proof brick wareaoaaa. . ' Front aad
Clay sts.
a- M-..6LSOK, .128 First abf. FuJltara aa
SLOT MACHT5ES.
ITKANSCONTINESTAL -MACHINU CO.-lot
' maehinea. H43 Wash. Or Pboae 1H01: Col. 670.
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
POST SPECIAL DELIVERY, No. 304 1-1 WaiB
Inatoa at. Phone. Ore. Main MO. Col. 261.
TOM TIME LOAM.
10NT1.NB LOAN A BECUR1TY CO., 3U-S1
lltoa Mdg. J. C Eagleatoa. anpt
TYPEWRITERS.
d J'ut. eUlTld-PKKUIEU TKPEWK1TEU. 121
) Ybird atreet. ' All makea.of typewrltera fx
rent. Supplied for aU aMeblaaa, v I A M.
Alexander Co., acenta.
WALL PAPER.
U. P. CHRIBTENBBN, wall paperar aad painter.
141 BeTentb, at., corner Alder. .
ERNEST MILLER A CO., wall paper aad doc
oratora. 17 Urat at. '' '
WHOLESALE CROCKERY AMD GLASSWARE.
WHOLESALE -CUOCEERY AND 0LAS8WAKB.
Prael iiegele A Co.. J Do to loa 6th. cor. Btark.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE,
t: B.-HASBLTIttB A CO.. Into, etecl. opal "and
blackmnltb'a anpiillea. 45, til Second at.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
WAD HA MB A CO., wholesale grocera, auuu
(actutera and coaimiaiBuu marcbaiita, 64- aud
06 Front at.
ALLEN A
laud, Ore.
LEWIS, wboleaale grocera, Port-
UASON, EUUMAN & CO., wholeaala grocera.
N. W. Corner Second aud Pine ata.
LA NO .. Klrat and Ankeny i-treeta.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
ELtlBCHMi.il. MAYER A CO.t-Ploueer idmdu
(acturera of ablrta and oreralla. No. 1B trout
and W Klrat ata.s 1 or t land. Or.
WHOLESALE LEATHER GOODS.
W. H. aicMONlEB A CO., wholeaala aaddlaa,
herneaa. lenther gtwida. Front at.
WHOLEBALE WALL PAPER.
MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., IM-ibtt Bec-jud
at., bet. Yamhill and Taylor.' Portlond, Or.
WHERE TO DIME.
SATISFY your pulato by a plate of Eastern
oyatera (or 2bc. at the Weat Coaat Oyster
1'arUira, 143 BeTentb. at, near Alder. We
own- our oyater beda. '; ,
BTROU8BB RESTAURANT; trit-claee meals,
beat service. 22U WaHblugton at. .
BABK&.
UN1TE0 STATES NA'llONAL HANK
of Portland, oregou.
Northwest coruer Third and Oak ata.
Traiumeta a geucral buuklug buaineaa.
IMtAFTS ISSUED, avuliublu In ail cities of
the United 13 U lee aud Europe, Houg Kong
and Manila.
NO INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
"iTiceJPreaiuVnt."! i . i . .ni-i'sc i j-fWi-fc "A4MHf-
Caabler.. F. C. MILLER
Aaaiataut Cacbicr U. W. BCUMEKtt
Aaaistaut Cashier A. M. W ltltMI
LAUD A T1LTON, BANKERS,
Established la 1S69.
Interest allowed on - time deposits.
Collections made at all poluta on favorable
terma. Lettera of credit Issued available In
Europe and ull poluta lu the - United Btatea.
bight exebaugu and tefugraphlc' trausfera
sold lu New Vork, Wasbliigtou, Chicago, SL
Loula, Denver, Omaba, Ban Francisco and
various pointa In Oregon, Washlugton, Idaho,
kiouuna aud British Columbia.
Exchange sold on Loudon, Paris, Berlin,
Franktort, lioug Koug, Yokobaiua, Alaulla
and Honolulu.
TUB OLDEST TRUST COMPANY IN
- - OUEUON."
(Incorporated April 22, 1887.)
PORTLAND Till ST IOMPANY OF OBEGON.
No. 10U Third Street.
Transacts a general trust, agency and bank
ing business; collections made, eavluge de
posits received, luterest-beartug ceruilcatea of
depoalt issued at rates Died by the terms of
the certlncste.
ltt.NJ. 1. COHEN Praaldent
B.. LEE I'AUET bVcretary,
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
'"'-fapTtsrrputtr 'M(pT."i ..-t-.-t.-. .-.vfs.wo.ooo-
Kesi-.-re 2,floo,0U0
Transacts a general banatug business.
SAVINGS BANK DE1AU1MENX
Accounts opened lor sum of flu and up
wards, and Interest allowed on mluiiuum
monthly Dsiuucem. Kates ou application. ZH
Washington St.
, E,, A. WYLD, Manager.
LONDON A BAN FRANCISCO BANK, LIM
ITED. Chamber of. Commerce Cutldlng, Third and
Btark Streeta.
Head office, 55 old Broud street, London.
- This bank transact a genersl bunkliiv busi
ness, makes loaus, discuuuts bills aud issues
letters of credit avulluble for travelcra aud
fur the purchase of mcrcnandlae In any city
of the world. Deals lu foreign aud domestic
exchange.
Interest paid on time deposits.
W. A. MACK A K. Manager.
MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK.
PORTLAND. OR.
J. Frank Watson President
K. L. uurnam ... vice-l'resldcnt
K. W. llojt ..Cashier
Geo, W. Hoyt AsslstHnt Cashier
TRANSACTS A UENBHAL BANKING BLS1
NESS.
Drafts and letters of credit Issued available
to ail parts or the world.
Collections a specialty. Gold dust bought.
MORRIS A WHITEHEAD BANKERS.
INVESTMENTS.
FIRST AND ALDER STREETS.
- PORTLAND. ORB.
Ish.. mm S.-as.a. wm kt
ntYVILUI.NUUNs
Kf-af IrtftBi nbt ill bTtTM1yt-
! vert ir M Utataii. turn.
1(.4t "li.d.si. Cwrr" it th rtewrM
M of mtwrtit ton n tha " hontf Win
til") " VVc iff int only rnsniilatturrr of
ftll IMlftft Xirfics, Rvrra "I'vnaHtnS '
of thr H'lfM oal IM mini
If vtxif aValcr ttASts'i Mocfctvl ikvm
Mrvtl 1 1, to HV gt rntn ynui choice 4
(nsttincv nd ksrattf jow crftuinw
I'rrvrlltum IrWvan bl, tsf prttMvvdl
KoOiltl im. Iltft4ltt SB cwlajft lrv 4M
lis AsksAa;
PENDLCTON WOOLEN MILLS.
Pcta41tMi. Or,
References Ladd & Tllton. Portland.; U.
8. National , wank, Portland;. Bank of
California Sen Francisco; Crocker
Woorwortb National Bank, San Fran
cisco. Members Chleng-o Board of Trade, Sari
Iane4c PrdM liJxchaBro-. flau-traiir-
oiacxj tjtoc . ana nonu n.xcnange.
Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds
and Cottoa
Ban Francisco Office:
4110 California St
103 Third Street
' IJUHTLAND. Oft
Beattie & Hofmann
PRINTERS
1 09 Fifth St.. near Washington
8TJSPCTI VISITOR, i
" "fs the author in" ;
"Who wants to see him?" asked the boy
Who answered the bell.
"Just say a friend."
-"He ain't got none said the boy; aftoT
tnen ne poured forth the following in a
volley.: "An' he'a done seen the man
about tha rent: an' the grocery man has
given him time: an the coal man's In
the han'a of a receiver, anyhow; an' the
baiUff broke hla leg eomln' to 'levy on
himr an' he's sick lifted from i a yard of
nlasterin' that fell on him whilst he wui
a-wriun- ooituariea on his creditors; an'
you'd better go 'long 'bout your business
an' let hlnvalonai" '-.
. , - ' . n a - . ui'
Co ft man's Xmas Candles.
dwlV If g' 1
V -aHs. i
ASIAN' SAVAGES' IN '
A NOVEL'S LEAVES
Stories of Adventure in Siberia Told by
' Bogoras in His Latest Book.
j A book ta bo published in Russia and In
New Tor In the early Ppring wlU give
In the lorhi of a novel aome lntereating
dataila of the Ufa of the uncivilized peo
plea of Northeaatera -Asia, The Raaatan
manuscript ba already been eent to that
country by the author, WaLaemar Bo-oras
of the American Museum of NaturtaL Ul.
toryt and a translation is now being; made
here for the simultaneous publication of
the story ta English In New York, says
the Sun, . "
Why Mr. Bogoras chooses the novl
from the stories: he - has to toll la hla
own secret. The Information he acquired
in years of atudy among the North
eastern Asiatics-ta interesting enough in
itself, without requiring the aid of A
atory, -but Mr. Bogoras hoa chosen to put
some of it into the form of an historical
novel ;'
Mr. Bogoraa bag spent In all nine years
ejnong the tribes whose life he has made
bis special study Be hag been In three
Siberian expeditions, for the Russian
Academy of B'olenoea, tlie Qeogr&phloal
Society of St. Fetersburg and the Jeaup
expedition of the American Museum of
Natural History. "
For nine months he was compelled to
live entirely upon flab, and for one moat,
part upon frosen fish. For two and one
half yeans ba wandered with the nomadlo
people wherever their courses took them.
In 30 days .he once travelled S00 miles
in Beting Sea in. A skin boat 35 feet long.
He. was bound for a point where a
steamer touches just once a year, and to
miss it meant another 12 months with the
savages.
He travelled from St. Laurence Island
to the mainland and along the coast to
Anadyr Bay. , In the 36-foot boat wera
eight persons and: 10 doss. Going along
the coast the boat was part of the time
trra AmerteairSiuwumv - '-
The Tchuktchees, the Koryaka, the
Esquimaux, the Kamchadal, the Larauta,
the Tukaghir, the Kurils and the Tungus
were the peoples among whom Mr. Bo
goras lived and be has called his book
"Eight Tribes." Hla experience With
these people caused him to revise soma
of " his ideas acquired in the schools Of
civilization.
"Havage Ufa is as complicated as civil
ized life," he said in speaking of his ex
periences, "so we have nothing to boast
of In that respect. We have been wrong
in speaking of 'the simple life' of the
savages.
"For one thing, these people have had
hundreds of years, Vrobably, In which to
work out their progress, while we have
perhaps S, 000 of development behind us.
Clvlliged people are bound by narrow
paths, because they want to be conven
tionalall alike. The savage life Is more
picturesque, for each inalvklual Is free to'
do na he wlshas.
"There are 60 species of game where
A...tr..i J...MW, whether the animal,,
wliloh has passed wn mule of female, its
age. Its state of fat, and many more de
tails. They discern' SO dlllerent shades
or hues In the different reindeer. Whereas
to Europeans the fur of all reindeer ap
pears simply gray.
"We don't know as. much of China as
these tribes know of spirits, that is, of
the spiritual existence. And they are
romantic -and highly sentimental. Ro
mantic love exists among them. Men and
women will kill themselves for love.
"They have occasional human sac
rifices, an Individual sometimes coming to
the conclusion that he must offer himself
as a sacrifice lor tils people If things
have gone wrong with them for a long
period."
Civilizing influences are now at last
making some headway among those peo
ple, Mr. Bogoras said, and along with
them go contagious diseases which have
wrought more havoc among the natives
than their wars used to do. He said that
while he dwelt with the people between
Kamchatka and Kast Cape and between
East Cape and Prince 'of Wralea Cape In
ROSA BONHEUR'S .
PARENTAGE
iijifidon Truth.l
"T no iimWTa e"w"facfs cohnecHeS
Hvri--l'-f -'I--Poniieu1"' which,!
again speak of the great superiority ox
the French htimblo class over those of
Othe.- puts of Kurope. In writing a bio
graphical sketch of herself, Rosa had the
weakness to speak of her family as hav
ing been In th' employment of great
weaitn. but reduced to poverty by the
terrible events that followed the French
P.evolutlcn. She gave the addreas of an
undo in the Hue Ste. Catherine, Bor
deaux, who hud Rot on In her time, as
that of her father and mother at the
tlms of hei birth, whereas A birth certifi
cate furnished me by the mayoralty of
Bordeaux state? that she was born in tha
very humble Rue St. Jean street, Seurin,
No. 29, In that city. The fiscal returns
of Bordeaux from the time of the Due
de P.ichelieu's governorship to the year
In which Jean rJo:ihpur went to the Rue
Bte. Catherine, bear ho trace of any
wealthy person of his name living in Bor
deaux, but numerous traces of petty ahop-
keepersv wsten i-eioA lket.The brth-
place I ttOSa I'UUUBMI J- lftmID
. . . . , .. i . Inn I .s.MA.a m n t Vl A
given in a iuu1111 'i-- .,,...... ,
Ruf Entre Deux Mere, which, although
rather a slum street, Is fairly respectable.
The witnesses of tha famous animal
painter's birth, as plven in the municipal
certificate, are Francois Bonheur, the In
fant's grandfather, also living at 29 Rue
St. Seurin, and by profession
cook, and I
Gulllaume Lnviile, a Clem, living at i
Rue Castcl Mouron, s , rather slummy .
niara in iso2- The father Of baby Rosalie 1
Is Oscar. Raymond UOnheur, Aged 26. and
met down as a drawing toaster.- His wife.
merely mentioned as such. Is named
Sophie Christine Dorothea. The grand
mother on the paternal side signs, with
out being a legal witness, the birth dec
laration as Marianne Perard, fern me Bon
heur, 1796. This is, and probably was in
that year! a wretched,-street. Francois
Bonheur hired himself out by the day
to cook In private nouses.- Bordeaux is.
like all great commercial places, a city j
of good cheer. The dinners of the Due i
de Richelieu set up A luxurious and re
fined standard, and had the effect of
enabling men cooks to earn handsome
wages. , i r-.
It would be Interesting to know why
Francois and Marianne Perard called
their aon Oscar Raymond, and why ha
dropped the former name. . There ha
never been an Oscar In Franca before the
translation came out of Osslan'a nemi
-that. Bonaparte and Qernadotte -used to 4
devour. We may" conjecture that tha
OssianUo taste and tha poems, perhaps, j
America, meaalea in six months carried
off one -quarter of the population.
Mr. Bogoraa opens his book at a great
fair on the bsnka of the River Anapka,
which ia consecrated -to the chief, sea
god, tha great holy lobster, Awl. It Is
clear that civilization was not a pioneer
in tha appreciation of the lobater.
Awl is a lover of peace and he for
bids strife within bis domain, which In
cludes tha banks of tha sacred river. The
people, therefore, of the several tribes,
may congregate in peace on these ba&ks,
and so they hold great fairs there for
barter and Amicable celebration.
Onoa in a while a fight takes place even
within the sacred bounds, but the ven
geance; of Awl is dreaded, a sacrifice Is
likely to ba demanded by tha outraged,
god If his peace haa bean disturbed, and'
so tha fights there are Bare.
No drink la aold at these fairs, but
there la alwaya a apeclaltent in which
people may go and eat an intoxicating
muahroom, which answers all tlie pur
poses of Alooholio inebriation. Then a
disagreeable person is likely to be called
a mice eater or tha eon of s mouse eater,
snd trouble may follow.
Tba mice eaters wera of old the moat
detested tribe . among peoples none too
delicate themselves, and their descend
ants are still disliked. Once in a while
If food Is vary scarce a mouse is eaten
nowadays, snd then If a sharp eye haa
seen tha meal surreptitiously, there may
ba disagreeable echoea at a later time.
"I saw you eat a mouse last Winter,"
la terrible thing to aay.
Tha mica are eaten raw, by the way.
Tha people reason: "The foxes eat the
mica. Why shouldn't we 7" The spirit
of brotherhood with these savages ex
tends far.
At the fair with which the "Eight
'SJSBf A' mr.Si7.mV; W TSSaArS; w
l.tnedlol&e man, goes to .the. special tent,
sings tha song of the mushroom and pro
ceeds to gat satisfactorily Intoxicated.
Mr. Bogoras says that he has seen such
scenes. - Tha shaman aees spirits and
they move him to do stunts with knives,
six of whlah he carries about him for the
treatment of his patients.
His nephew, who has seen him under
the mushroom influence before, keeps an
eye on him and when he gets too lively
takes away all his wisard's knives, being
a very strong nephew. The shaman then
laughs, tickles hla nephew in a tender
spot and eauaea htm to drop all the
knlvea, when the shaman then proceeds
to juggle soma more. -
In a corner sits an old fellowysfno is
very much disgruntled because he has
tried several times unsuccessfully to get
drunk on the mushroomle paya no at
tention to the greatanaman, who there
fore gets piqued and deftly tosses a knife
in auch a way that it drops on the dis
gruntled one's bald pate.
Then AVvl 1b momentarily forgotten. A
ready to settle oia scores witn tne ina.
Thftti Wtflte tir'tfeWiYa'Xo 'be ' t-Horewghly
under the spirit a Influence as well as
under the weighty Influence of numbers.
The Old wizard la keenly awake Just
the same. Otherwise he wouldn't-, be a
wizard, and he knows the value of his
job.
Suddenly he falls upon the floor of (he
tent and flops his arms and moves his
legs In such a way aa to suggest the
movements of a lobster, and the people
know that Awl's spirit has taken posses
sion of him, ousted the other spirits, and
Insists that the people have peace.
So they let the wily shaman alone, and
It seems fair to observe In passing that
Awl 1s no lobster If he can save a sha
man's lire like that.
The heroine of the "Eight Tribes" Is
dedicated to the Fouf Bisters, otherwise
the Pleiades, one of the five constella
tions known by the tribes and worship
ped by them. The other heavenly bodies
known to them are the Polar Star, which
they call Pollux, known as the Two Elk;
and Arcturus and Vega, known as the
Two Heads.
also infiltrated down to the Rue des Deux
Mers. Mme. Talma, at public meetings
recited selections from these high-flown
poems which met the declamatory bent
of the time. At any rate, Ossian was new
to the French. The fact of the journey
man -cook calling 'his son Oscar is-not
L.wUhut.8lnlfl:ance,... ,..v.t-. ...--.
There la no solid ground to ga upon
m tracing the origin. of Roea'a Boaheur's
mother, marquis or marqu!essa,' beyond
that she figures in the marriage registry
of Bordeaux as a native or A.torra, and
that her given name, Sophie Chrlstlnl
Dorothea; might have been culled from
the Royal Almanac of Prussia. Rosa had
heard that her mother's family had come
refugees from Spain to Altona, a long
time back. Whatever her ancestry may
have been, she appears to have received a
first-rate' musical education, and to have
been high-strung, frank and courageous,
and gifted with a fine voice. Napoleon's
wars so churned up Europe that one can
not wonder at her being tossed or brought
from Altona to Bordeaux. It Is dear
that aha ceuld not have been a French
woman, and that, therefore, Rosa Bon
heur had mixed blood and early com
posite artistic culture.
TMXBD BY "OOD'S LAW."
The Pleasanton Herald (Kansas) re
ports the ;aefh"of "Vncle" "David Sib
bttt,. wllo.forlQ. jfara held th..jpfflca,
of Postmaster in Linn County. The
?erald says Ive was a member of . the
errltorlal Legislature of lso7, but his
name docs not appear on tbe official roll
of that body. If we can accept the ac
count of an anclont Linn County histo
rian, however, "Uncle" David was proml-
nent in the meeting which justified the
hanging or Hussei Hinas. a Mlssourlan,
who had returned a fugitive slave to his
Missouri master after the slave had os.
caped into Kansas. This hanging is
memorable because the prisoner' was In.
dieted and adjudged guilty "according to
tha law of God." In certifying the fact
of the execution to Judge Hanway, Col.
James Montgomery did ao In the follow
ing language:
"Russ Hinds, hung the 12th bf Novem
ber, 1300, for mansteallng. He was a
drunken border ruffian, worth a good dea.1
to hang, but good for nothing else. Ha
had caught a fugitive slave and carried
him back: to Missouri for tne sake of s
reward. He was condemned by a jury
of 12 men. tne law- being found in tha
16tfi verse of Exodua, xxL" .
The passage referred to Is: "And h,
that stesdeth a, man, and aelleth him,
or if ha ba found ia hla hand, he shall
surely ba put to death.1
VO XiOirOBB MVJU . 1
(Chicago Times-Herald.)
- Miss1 Joaephlna Jerdoct of Patera on. N.
J.. haa Invented A daw method of nun-
Uhing recreant lovers, Misa Jar doc t was
engaged, ioba ma triad ta Vr.lbivniniil
Hopper; but she Utter for, aorao. reason
whkh1 not explained, finally decided J
tha ha did not, wish to be the young
lady's lord and master. Ha therefore
broke the engagement and! gave up tha
habit of calling at tha lerdoct home. Tha
yoang lady anight have aued him. for
breach of promise and. exhibited kg let
ters In -court; but sha didn't. She Bent
out . Invitations to her friends, bidding
them, to, attend her wedding on a certain'
eVenlng, and . when they arrived they
found a Urge table spread, with air effigy
of the absent Mn. Hopper at its head.
At hep suggestion her lady friends
pulled tha efilgy's nose, tha young men
kicked it around the room, jokes were
made concerning the thing, and it was
subjected to all the Indignities the lady
and. those who Sympathized with her
could think of. Finally, at the conclusion
of the ceremonies, the' stuffed man was
flung out of tha house, and Miss Jerdoct
announced that dlplomatio relations were
ended forever between her1 and the one
who had failed to fulfill his part of the
transaction.
This la a method of purrishmentathi-.t
may well be recommended to disappoint
ed young women., It is comparatively
cheap, It involvea no tiresome hours in
stuffy court rooms. It calls for no at
torney's fees, and it may ba reasonably
expected to furnish more or less amuse
ment for the aggrieved. Amusement Is
about the last thing a lady who carries
her case Into court may expect '
Miss Jordoct evidently possesses a fine
sense of the proprieties, and it ia diffi
cult to aee how a genera emulation of
her example can fall to add' to the peace
and pleasure of mankind. .
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Martha E. Markworth to Dora K.
Ehlers, lots 7, 8, block , Han
son's add
Jno.' Vehren to O. B. Ashley, w.
60x100 ft swV block 72, Car
ter's add T
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block 60, Couch's add
D. K. Ehlers et al. to M. E. Mark
worth, lot tr, bloqk 6, Hanson's
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1. 2, . 10, 14, 16, 16. 1, 20, block
S: lots 17, 18, block i. Henry's
4th add
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1, Mansfield
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10. 18. block 20. Lincoln Park . . .
J. T. Tompson to J. N. Coghlan et
al. Jot 4. block 2. aubdl v roeh
The Alnsworth- National Bank to
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Lincoln Park .,
O. M. Settlemler and wife to W.
H. Adams, lots 4, 6, block 21,
Piedmont , .
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Parcel land sec. 26, twp. 1 n., r.
H. S. Howe and wife" t John Leel",
lot 1. block 7, Lincoln Park ....
Jno. Leel and wife to Geo. Gettman,
lot 1. block 7. Lincoln Park
Edw. Hobsou to Martha 8. Morton,
lot 6, block 1, Paradise Springs
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'. Williams, lots 6, 7, block 3, Mt
Tabor Villa .i...
Frank E. Matchette and wife to E.
A. King, lots 19, 20, block 13, Ma
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ser et al.. lot 7, block 3, Poach
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