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Newspaper Page Text'-'-"-T-,;"--i-'.- '"TIIE OREGOX DAILY OtrilVirPi)nLAXD, FJIIDAT ETENIXO, .TAXTAItT 21003? r .- All KInO . of I S?0 lOf egori Dai "Situations Wanted r( serted free 2 times. Other wante' lea word eOsegon Daily Journal FREE! , FREE! FREE! "BITUATIONW ANTED ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN THE JOURNAL TWO TIMES FREE. PHONE Or" WRITE. 6ITTMTI0BB WARTED TEMALE. IUU'KEKT young w6msn woull like to Itkl fturulsbeA rooms. Box L. care JouruaL BIT IIXPEKIKNOKD young- Worosn, position ag nlinUily lu bakery or confectionery tore. Adis-ess Bhc HI. esr Journal, SITTJATIO WASTED MALE. WANTED A (xmltUm I'T young mull. to l.Wurk s few boars in morning, few In sfter- . Hiwin snu evening, lure ;c, .joyrjai. XOt'NH MAN of :t2. with experience porter lti wholesale grocery: willing tu do anything, ftty r country. Address Wlwiessle, Journal. BITI ATI...V WANTED by young nisa In fac tury: wholesale or retail liquor itore; willing to wurk out t town. Address Bliuey. &t Kltniiiers Ht. HiLP WANTED FEMALE. W AM'tlfi-K women.' Hluea old Dr. K easier a . return they bare been treating ST women -dalL Ji. tlie tadloa'. OuparUwjiU TeF A9t, treat 4U mora. Call or write for borne aya- tein. Kneloae 10 2-ent aUmpa. Addreaa St. Louts Medical and Surgical Dlapenaary, cor. K..ind Hurt Yamhill at.. Portland. Ore. - HELP WAJf TED MALE. WANTED- M. R. LAllOUF.HS for NvTada, Waablngton and Oregon; wagee, $2 up; frea tare; alao otber work. C. ft. Hanseu A Co., 20 North See Md t. L0DQINO-H0U8E5. 1UC COSMOS tb and Morrison, furnished , housekeeping aultoa, aultea and single (ooma; A' per week and up. 1'llli LOCK WOOD, 351 M Morrison at rur glxhed rooms: transient. Phone Oregon 8. 60A. THK CASTLE 372 Wash.; rooiua for gentle man : transient. Tel. (Vinth Ml. FOB RENT HOUSES. KriltNISIIKK C(lTTAK 4i K. TaTli.r. ro sale. OK SALE Klne plapo, nearly new, blgn itraile; fill aell ebeap, aa I need money to . wvSKtfM. iMbJiuaJiuwa.; cugb talks. CKH Coiupwr clal at. - - - - FOB 8ALP: Angora goata bllltea, aannlea and wetbera); alsu Cotswold atieep tram'a and ' eweat. Edward L. Naylor. Forest tirove, Or. ATTORNEYS. I AMU.N. ttUACU nlMON, 610 chamber of miiu,eree. Mil. it KID, ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW. room 4, Alna worti bldg.. Third and Oak. UEO. J. CAMKKOK, ATTOHNEY-AT-LA W. Tl 1 bsciher of Commerce. Portland, Or. N MilSKSSOHV. 722 Chamber of Commeree. A0C0UHTAKT8 AND AUDITORS. ilKHCHANTS' ACCOI NTANTS Special atten tion given to the rendering of nuanclal atate uieuts; auiall aeta of books posted weekly. ltc01!lNLIlUthM ADVERTISING EPECIALTIXS. LMl'lltU 8PKCIALTY CO., adrertialng apeclal 11 and slirns 21 Htark at. BANJO, MANDOLIN AND OUITAR. lNHTKlCTION clnlis tor advanced pupils; In struments for aale. Hal. Webber, studio TIT Mnrnnwro nldg. BARGING AND LIGHTERING. uar.bO.N HOUND LUMBER CO., l Phone tirsnt 1171. lal Buruslde BUILDINO MATERIALS. Jilt. J. mAjuakk.n CO. Wholesale dealer. la )nildlne materials. Tt-2:V i'tne at. CAFES. iAll.S' I LAC& ZSi Waahlngtoa st. Phone S. 2:'..'tl- Mt'll Yates, prop. Portland. Or. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. L. W. CLoPTON. contractor, grader and i cuvator. 2SS K. Kth at. Phone Union 2iSl. CARD ENGRAVERS. VbtiUl.NO A.l VISIT1AU (JAltOS engraved; W. U. Smith at Co., Third Boor, Washing ton hlrig CORNICE SKYLIGHTS. .LiAt KYi.bHTS. galvanised Iron cornices. I Kavler. 2Hfl Kwnid st. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 4UU. a. uiiL,10A, carpeuter aud builder, aui SUrk at.; odlce and atore flit urea built and rciutMleifd. alteiiog and repair bouses. Pnoue Mn In 747. J. S. 11LAKNEY. carpenter end builder; eatl mates elTen. SM K. Stark. Phone Union 7IT. CtRLAL MILLS. ALMt) A111.LS CO., Manufacturer uatetoa Acme Cei-eala. 20 , awl 22 N. Front st. i' JOHNSON A Co.. manufacturers Peerless Health Ores la. 132-4 Krnnt at. COAL AND WOOD. oibbUOiH rLEL CO.. dealers iu all kmoa of coui and wood. 344 Morrison t. vlLCAN COAl CO.. WHOLESALE DEAL ers nest coals, frnindrr and smelter, coke. CHIROPODY AND MANICURING. L. lillcllKU., Chiropodist. Knight's bhoe Vl.o. 24 Waah. st. Phone Hood 724. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Lbi-UU-4lliN5i' CiUAU CO. . Dlitriboters of " " 1TNB CIOARS. Portlana. Oregon. SMOKE t'i,4.WN MIXTbKE Csn t bo best. Slg Michel .- Vo.. 112 Third at. DALLAS AND SALEM STAGE. LEA VES DALLAS 7 a.m. aud Salem at 1 p. m. daily, except Knnday: best af acvommodartona. DENTISTS. llllioDOttbi S. THOMPSON. 60-61 Waahlugto. l)W.. Washlngtoa , and Fourth sta. Pbane Hnid 414. ELECTRIC WORKS. I Olvi'LA.ND ELECiUlCAL W OltK uflice 25J SUrk at. . . Wenfern Kleetrle Works, 80S 1-J Wash. at. FRATERNAL' INSURANCE. OUliEK OK WASIIIN-GTbNrsesfrTtsTMl society of Northwest; protects the living J U Mitchell, supreme serreury., 12 aud' SIS ' Marquam Buildiog, Portland, Or. Tsleyhoa Main 642. -, People Read mi advertisements In, WD FKAMB PICTURES PaelHe Picture Place, SSI Morrison at. DRUGGISTS. FBANK J: STKK1BIU, drug a., tuUel article. perfumes. 84Z Washington at. JTREJi PRIMES. CLOTHES CLEANED and pressed II per month. I io.ue Tailoring vo. art wash. . GASOLINE LAMPS. it .W. MA.NNINU. Lighting, and guuulf Co. . Latest Improved gasoline lamps, log Sixth ' street. Portland. Ore. - -eR9CERIEsv 1). C. DUUN8. 14 au at, una fresh grorivS at esse inres. HAMJaAM BATH. JACK KINO, Seventh and Washington; II Uim man pains unenusies in tnia city. HOTELS. Uuibt, BELVEDERE, Eurooeaa plan, r'ouxt ann jaiuer aui. imswkarcx. JAS. Mc I. WOOD, Concord Building, Phone, i. nmiwyer a iuaoiutj insurance,-- repre sents, American Bonding Trust Co. Firs .la- . suranre. ; JC PHILIP KENNEDY, laanranee; rMldeot agent Kofwlcb Union Plra Iuaoranra Soclat fbooe Bouth 1804. 43 Hamilton bldg. AETNA L1KK INSURANCE" CO. Wrttee Ufe, accident and employer's liability lnsuranc. bib railing nidg. . ABTHUU WILSON. Bherlock. Building. Phone 1008, represents the Alliance and the Hems 3 nre ana Marine Insurance Companies. ISAAC U WHITH; nKB IJtSOBANCE, JB rinerloeK Biog. oregop phone Main bob. iOHA KELLV. general lnauraoc agent Colum bia hide lH Third at. ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY. LAUUt; A KfcUe,uwnu'acturere.(if, lc cream ana conrecionery. ttiu waaningtou at. IMPLEMENTS. POUTLAND IMPLEMENT CO.. farm machinery aud eehlrlea. 1N8-1A4 Front St. JEWELER. THE U C. HENKleUBUN CO., Jewelers and optiiana, va w aanington sc. THE O. HKITKEMPEk CO., manufacturing Jew elera. 2Nfl Morrison at- A. N. WKIUHT. tbe Iowa Jeweler, 20S MoT- rison at. CEO. O. JBANDEKBimO A CO., Engravers. Mfg. Jewelers. WMtfr 31 at. Thmie Hood 4.17 LADIES' TAILORS. LAMBS' TAILOR-MADE SLITS, clunks sad capes. Accordeon plaltes. Appllguo work a specialty. Biewnans. w Alder. LAUNDRIES. CABINET, clean towel dally, aoap. comb aud JM-Bn. ai per montB. ursgon iaiunary at Tot let anpply Co., MMrfoS feast Oak. i'bous, tsaat 13. . rf.UAV IVtVKIB n 1 11 v r.Mi. V.-n.K .... .. II per month. Novelty Supply Co.,' 40-42 LlVEBY AMD FEED STABLES. FltAZlER A McLEAN .Livery and feed tables. Woa. aoa to am sth at., eor T.armr MINING AND MINE PR0M0TEBS. SESSIONS A SIMPSON, ailnlnc and mine pro moters. itnoHB a. t namner or iTommeree. MASSAGE. MDME. H. B. ELY, dermatologlit, massage. electric treatments. ihb4 eirst at. HOUSE FUBNIBHER8. HOME FUBN1SUEBS Furniture, carpets, oar lor goods, stoves, etc. Sea I, Oevurta A Sons. 1T3-17S First, 219-225 YamhllL Both phones 804. MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS AND BROKERS. KELLY-CLAKKB CO. Manafactarais' agenta and merchandise brokers; lesaal Overland warenonae. timee Wo. 4 Vine at. Main IfBn. MACHINERY. THENKMAN A CO., mining, sawmill, logging machinery, hydraulic pwes caatlnga o( ail mnos repaired. J4 Pi. iwortti at. MILLINERY. MIS8 A. L. JOBGEN'SEN. Importer and dealer m rrencn millinery, ail Morrison st. MODEL-MAKER. FOB FIltST-CLASS BEPA1RI.NU go to Andy rrits. macninist ana utooei-aisker. 110 6th at. MINING ENGINEERS AND ASSAYERS. MUAfAMA ASSAY OFFICE, 2t SUrk st. Ex perts os analyal4dooaU. minerals, rock, min eral waters, e. 1. uove. Mgr. J. II. FISK. Mining Engineer and Assayer, 204 1-2 Washington st. Phone Clay 21. MORTGAGE LOAMS. ON 1MPUOVED city and farm property, st low eat current rates; building loans, InataUment loans, wm. Mcmaatera. ll Worcester bldg LOA'NS on city property snd on improved farm ing lands In Oregon and Washington. Apply to noneri Livingstone, Htark at. MONEY TO LOAMi MONEY TO LOAN, small amounts, abort or long time. 4. ft. Hawley. 2 Cham, of Com. MONEY TO LOAN on city, lots and improved xsrms. w. a. nnaw a car.. 343 SUrk sr. W. A. HATHAWAY Money to loan. 10 Wash trgton bldg. -Phone- Hood 413. NATAL ARCHITECT. FUEO A. BALL1N. 4 Second ., Tel. Oak To, iistwi - sirsiavT . see-- ssecnanical engineer. OVERALLS. BOSS Off" ' THE NAIAD OVERALLS and mechan ics" clothing.' Best. In every detail. Nea- atadter Bros.. Mrgrs. PortUnd. Or. OPTICIANS. DR. E. M. DALLAS, retracting optician. 2I 21B Fslllnr bide,, Third and tVasblnvtoa FIAH0 LESSONS. W. GIKFOUO NASH. 103 10th St.; terms upon apnlleaflon. Beginners taken. PLAITING AND FIR KINO. MISS O. tiOCLO, accordion knife pulling snd pinking; at rata process; no not irons; short otlcsT. tiOl-MsTTjasnr-bidsr.- PHOTOGRAPHERS. E. W. MOOBE, crayon gjid oii portrait. Third and Washington ats. PI UMBERS. TAVLOH A STANTON, pliunbing sad steam Uttlna. MS Sixth, st. : SHOWCASES, K. LUTKE A CO.. auoreesors to Dllon. . Borge- SAFEST MALL SAFE, standard of the wurU; ssfea sold oa easy payments; trade Four old safe for a new one. Norrla Safe at Lock Co., ul - First t- - . . llL'lf YOUR SA'FB "f J. E. Davis. Your repair und 1ock,mts aafnly dVine. HH Thlrll st. ROPE. PORTLAND COKDAGB -CO.,. NurUup sts., PorUana, Ore. or. I4tk sod PERSONAL. MRS. OLHOCK has opened Uaasage and maul - curing parka. In Ablugtoa beug., roam 424; . satisfaction gusrsetero. A uial, will euo- . .elnce. 1'lione Hed 2XW. . . ..' V MMB. AZix HOLMES,, Complexien: Uair, Skm i and Bcuru siwcialtot, amy 4e-oiusuUet dally. ' free. Sl Morrison at; n -" i f" ALL CUT-BATM rabscrtptious snd club eon blnaUons on periodicals at Jones' Book Store. 2tl Alder at. Portland. Or. ASTROLOGY Have your life read by seteo , tine Eastern AstreWf vr; attvle OS buslaeas. ' S Park St. . "UNCLE MY BBS," the pioneer moneyleader. 14S Third. near Alu- aalla alim.iiik ' watch ea, Jewelry half regular atore prices. Country order attended to. ''. f ' CA E KBATZ. ' 122 Sixth St. A a bus loach served st all hours. MISS EMMA R. MACKIE. masseuse. tssuHkar pnysicai- cauursr -til AOington -blug, BLAEIEB'S, 240 First St.; fre concert every evening. ; .. '.' ... - REAL ESTATE. FOB SALE .FARMS Improved farms for aale In all part of Oregon snd Washington; payments '.mad to ' suit purchasers.' For full particulars as Is Various properties,, apply to Wis. McMsaters, 811 Worcester bldg. . . - WESTERN INVESTMENT CO.. 201 Morrison St., room 3. Booming house, ' business chances, elty and suburban property, fsria a no tiginer lanos. see our list before buying. IF YOU WANT A HOUSE BUILT in any part of the city on easy terms, call ou Whafley, Benson bldg.. Fifth-snd Morrison; opea veo ings 7:3t) tu g:ao. MAXWELL A KNAPP- Z ' BEAL ESTATE. ' Room 8. Chamber of Commerce Building. " ROOF SHINGLER AND REPAIRER. BOOK KEI'AIttl.NU; beat roof paint ou earth; wood or tin. J. E. Uell, 7 oil E. 8th St- N. Phone Pink 1872. 1jORAGE AND TRANSFER. C. O. PICK, omce MS First St., betntien Stark snd Oak sts. r. phone owl. Plsnos sd furnl ture moved aud packed foe shipping; com. modlous fireproof brick warebouss. Frank sod Clsy sts. ' , C. M. OLSON,' J2S Hrat at, Furnitura , snd plann mover. SLOT MACHINES. TRANSCONTINENTAL MACHINH CO. Slot machines. 843 Waah. Or Phone 1.101: Col. 670 SPECIAL DELIVERY. Post special delivery. No. am 1-2 wsh- Ingtnn st. Phones. Or... Main 002. Col. 2fl1. TYPEWRITERS. THE .SMITH I'UEMIKK TYPE WHITE k. 122 Third street. All makes of trpowrltera ! rent. Supplies for all machine. LAM; Alexander Co., agents. TIMBER LAND8. CflOirte IIOXIEStEAllS and tinSer fluliua of yellow ir and Port Orford cedkr, from 4, Ofm.iKH) to O.iaiO.OOO to quarter swtloiK also yellow pine, 2.600.000 to S.OuO.OUD. 423 Ab tngton bldg. TONTINE LOAN. TONTINE LOAN & SECURITY CO.. 3U-"t Uuw lltnn l-Mir .1. C. ERrlctoti. sniit. WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. WHOLESALE CllOCKBHY AND GLASSWARE. PrHel Hesele A Co.. 1011 to 1HH Mh eor Ktnrk WALL PAPER. H P. CHUISTENSEN. wall paiwrer and painter. J 14i Seventh stA eorner Alder. EliNEST MIl.I.EH A CO., wall paper And dec oratora. - 127 r Irst stt - WHOLESALE HARDWARE. J. E. HASKLT1NE A CO.. iron, steel, cos I and blacksmith a supplies. 46. 6i Seenun st. WHOLESALE -41ROCEE&. WADUAMS A CO., wholesale erocers, manu facturers and commission merchants,, C4 and 80 Frontst. ALLEN A LEWIS, wholesale grocers. 1'ort land. Ore. MASON, EHRMAN Jr CO.. wholesale grocers. N. W. Corner Second snd Ploe sts. LANG A CO.. First and Ankeny utreeta. WHOLESALE LEATHER GOODS. W. 11. McMOMES A CO., wholesale saddles, haruesa. leather gnods. 63 l-VtHit at. WHOLESALE WALL PAPER. MORGAN WALL PAPER CO., 1M-1SU Secmd at., bet. lamhill and Taylce-. Poi-tiend. Or. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. FLEISCHNEK. MAYKK & CO. Ploueer manu facturers of shirts and overalls. No. 29 Front an.1 IT First t 1-irtlnml dr. WHERE TO DINE. SATISFY your palate by "s plate of Easteru oyaters for 20c. at the neat Coast Oyster Parlors. 143 Seventh St.. nesr Alder. Wn cwn our oyater beds. STKOUSES RESTAURANT; Lrat-class mania. beat service. 2211 Washington st. TENDERS WANTED. PORT OF POUTLANI) will receive bide for the construction of one 20-liirb ccutrlfugal punip; pluus aud apecidcatlona for same uiay be ul atlned at tbe utttte, nsim UU6 VN'orceeter Block, on deposit of flO; bids to be opened Satur day, January S. at 2 p. in. Port of Port land reserves tbe right to reject any or all bins. BANKS. UNITED' STATES KAiiOAAL JiA.N sw ot 1 ortland, Orecon. Northwest eorner 'llilid and Oak sts. Transacts s geueral banking business. 'DRAFTS ISSUED, svallsbie lu all cltlca of the United States aud Europe, iioug hong Sod Manila. Collef'tlous Made on Favorable Terms. I'resldeut J C. aINSWOUTH Vice-President , W. it. AVtu 'Cashier 1 F. C. MlLl.tK Assutaut Carrier It. W. SCUMEEH Asalatant Cashier A. M. UUH.HT LAU1 At ill.'1'On, bA.Nh.EUS, UstaDltahcU lu loGD. Interest allowed on lime depoaits. Collections made st all points ud favorable term. Letters of credit Issued available in Europe and all points in J lie United suites sight eicbaug aud telegraphic trausiera old lu New York, Washington, Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha, Sun Francisco aid various pointa In oregou, Waahlugton, "Idaho, Montana aud British Columbia. r Exchange sdld on " London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort, Houg Kong, Yokohama, ' Manila and Honolulu- " iuiT OLDEST TltUSX COMPANY IN OREGON7." (Incorporated. Apr) 22, 1887.) -P0BTLAND TRUST COMPANY OF OREGON. - - No. JOV Third Street. Transatts a general trust, agency snd bank lug buslnesa; collections made, saviugs de posits received, interest-bearing certliicaUia of deposit issued at rates Sued by tap terms of the certtscatu. . BEN J. L COHEN .President B. LEE PAGET . .Secretary CANADIAN BANK OF COMMEUCE. With which la amalgamated THE BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Capital paid op .. . . . .XsoOO.oOO Beacrve 2,6uu,iiOU X I S Unv lb aenerai inn jig OUSmesS..1 , SAVINGS KANE DKPAlVTMfcNXi" ' AeevuuU opened . fur sum of-flu' aaA hp-. Wliu,. nui ,uunfc Kiumcu. vu, iaiiH,imim moutniy oaiances. naies on appucsUOOV 244 Waahlugton at. ' - E. A. .WYLfX Maoitier. LONDON i BAN FUANCiSCO BANKt'eXlM- - ited. - - r . Chamber of Commerce Enlldiug, Third and 'SUrk ttfasttw ' . "" Head oflca, 55 old Broad street. Londtra. XbU book transacts a general banking auill ncas, makes loans, discounu bills aud Jkoura letters of credit, available for UareW and for the porchaso of merchandise id auy city of the world. Deals la foreign asd Oomeatlc exchange. . - Interust paid on tlrns; deposlu. W.' A. MACRAE. Ma ger. MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK. . . -' fOttTt.AMl iu ... 1 w f J. Prank Wauon : . . . Presl.l.U R. L Durham ....... t,. ...... vic-PreW.at R. W. Uoyt ..........i-..ishhjr sw. ,,i,,,,,,,,,,,i,uibl uianier TRANSACTS A, GE.NEilAL BANhUNU ttLBI- HMAskkll UOM. nf "- t . J 1 1 . . . v.-.,- - - . . ... . - v. . . .rut. srSUtDW to all parta of the world. yoiiecnops a speniaitj-. ooia dust bought. MORRIS A WHITEHEAD BANKERS. ;7"tSVESTMENTS..: -t-"- 11 R8T AVr ALDER STREETS. 1 PORTLAND, ORB. - WASHINGTON DAY BY DAY. t " (WRghlngttm Times.) ( Col. Harry Hall, the Penngytvania wit, t back In Washington for tha session. He has baerr ill thtg aumrrter, and that doc jtoK have finally 'diagnosed hi case aa i'pf "suppresses (rout." - "I asked them What tn (In " slla trl sfr.l Hall, "'and they told me to drink aa much old burgundy aa I could and eat terrapin and' canvas-back durk and all that mrt 'of thins;. This,-they thought, woula de velop my suppressed Kout Into the real thing-, and they could treat gout all right. "Th trouble is. " continued Colonel Hall., pensively, "an all-wise Providence has fixed U soj-eann.it live up to my af lllctlon."'' -i ' ' A. iVhachlne which, with one attendant, Will perform the lnh n of 10 women, has Just been Installed In tin- Department of, Agriculture. With ulmoHt human Inge nuity," this complex machine weighs out. In accurate quantities th.- seed intended for Congressional ilitriliulioii, fills eacn ot five packages wiih : different varjety, seals the flaps, places 1 1, in in a large en velope, and seals its Sixteen of these machines huve lii-en inBtuiled. each with a capacity of :i" uoo packets.. seed a day. Secretary WiUun in now contem plating the Install 1 1 :un of an additional' machine, which, it i -a)i1. will affix the Congressional franks. Ii.aring the ad dresses to the envi loi s as rapidly as they are filled, Insuring accuracy and rapidity, as well as onomixing labor. Arthur Slmmonn. one of the messengers at the White Hours'.' is u great admirer of Senator Piatt .of .Ww York. Yenterday Benatdr Piatt eall.-d on the president. Arthur was., talking ahout the Senator's political prowess. "l unJerataiid." said one of the White Houae policemen. that Senator Piatt didn't do, any, too much in the last cam, paten." . 'I . ,'That's' Just wIh ic you are mistaken," Simmons retorted. Indignantly, "he made Heroulaneufn, efluits ' THH In OF THZ SABTS. i (-ChlcaMo News.) .! I :Modern astronomy that is. the Copernlcan system of astronomy has taught US that the earth la a convex sphere or spheroid. 5.000 miles In cir cumference and Minn miles in diameter. If we accept thin as truth It necessarily follows that hc center of attraction or gravitation must lie the center of the ?arth; that Is., material bodies gravitate owafd Jhut .common center. Hence, if w were to suspend two plumb lines from any given distance from the' earth's surface say. for instance, from the top of the Masonic Temple to the floor, the weights att tcl i d tu the lower ends of the plumb lines would be clo'uer to gether -than are the oitier ends .qf" the. lines at the point from whlch-'they are suspended. Now what are the facts? Such an experiment has been made at the Tamarack mines In t'alumet. Mich., where there.are u number of shafts ex tending 4.000 feel below the surface of the earth. In these shafts mining experts suspended two plumb lines almost the entire length and mole accurate meas urementH at tin point of suspension anil at the 'lower ends of the lines. TO (heir surprise t'n-y found that the Weights attached to the lower ends were farther ssVart than the other ends of the lines. oilier experiments have been made which indicate that the basis of tbe t'opernlcan system, the form of the earth, may possibly be entirely dif ferent from what we have, been taught. The go-called facts of the Copernican system having beH eballengeuV. wliat jire.. the nstronotne'r' g jlng to -d -a-bout It? SUES FOR. HIS OWN LIZARD. . If you own a lizard 10 Inches long that you value at ? and It escapes from your stomach and i.s carried away by u friend. Is that friend d thief? That Is the ques tion which Justice DDonoghue will at tempt to set He, suys the Chicago Chron icle. Kasmnr I'.ihar. Ml Wade street, Is the owner of tin- hiate ligard for the reptile. Is dead. , Kastnar had been carrying It around, as tar as he knew, for about 10 year?. Tin n one day while working In the plant of the Deering Harvester Com pany he was seized with terrible pains. Albert .bnVins run to him In time to see a lizard f ii' ''rom his friend's mouth to the tloor aid .scuttle away. Jenkins ouniured the lizard anil when Knr.mar icnered somewhat they de cided to p'ac It on exhibition. Jenkins carried prize awi y with him and when ('ah ir wanted It refused to sur render ill.- property. I'aleur swore out u Warrant 1 MJ, friend's arrest and officers found ih. in. rr In Hammond. I nil. Hut Jenkln;: stiil declined to give up the liz ard and th justice will decide ownership. Pale.ir in .a affidavit declares the trophy Is wort!: f- '. ROULETTE IV VSVT YORK. HOMES. lA'e-ar york Hor.ild.l RoiilMlo parties In private homes have become viiy popular since the closing recently f several high-class gambling fefci9- - liiivga-whist, and. poker ..have betn ii'.wi. d out and society has taken up rni'leii in a manner that promises to make il the rage of the winter. For a lev. days the men who "banked" the g'liii- did not have the lack thiy seemed pi think Bhould be theirs, und Hn aily it u.is concluded that It was be cause il- v overpaid bets they won and overlooked wagers that were forftited to them. So It was.-Hrranged that pro fessional i couplers should be called In to manai;" tic bank, the Herald says. That was done with the result that now the bank in nulla, wlthcut a profit. Anoth'-r i-ault Is that a few professional croupiers are steadily employed and are earning in -to money than when the gam bling lens-' were open. -Not only are they well nuidv but the men and women who win ace generous In g1v,nK 1 1 ps. MONOBEX, MONAR0HS. Accon':...K to. a French rwMent of Bos ton who has taken' great care In tracing the desi -. -iiT of the royal houses of Y.u rnpe, tin' crowned heads a.r mongrel muniuvhs and possess few claims to rare relations! p with the people whom they govern. 1 or instance, King Alfonso of paln lour fifths Austrian, King Vic tor Kinmanuel is more Austrian than Italian. I niperor Francis Joseph and his prosumoi r. e heir- are for a large part liavaiiaii, and Italian, " the Ktng of , Sweden and Norway is of Bearr.alse and French source, tho' King of Greece is a lsne, tie King, of Servla Is half Rus sian, the. Prince of Bulgaria has no - liulgarian blood In him, the Emperor of lui?sia Is very much Danish or iKuman. the King of the Belgians' has" HCTBelifian , blood in him, the King of England Is Saxe - Coburg - Hanover, Norma-u and French. . . i , ' . A COURTEOUS BOMBARD ME KT. (New York Kvenlng Post.) .We now know Why "the Venezuelan war vessels Were sailed by the allied forces of Germany and England It was done "to secure, "ordinary courtesy." So k Wo twlerrrnly stated In the ultimatum of tin two commodores, which preceded the shelling Of the forts at Puerto Cabello on Baturdaj-. After that, we may expect to he tf.ld that the bombardr ment itself was only a delicate atten tion. The astonishing naval command ers who, in the way of ordinary courtesy, seize the fleet of a nation with which they are at peace, would be capable of demolishing a fort as a' proof that they were 1ie very pink of politeness. It is evident that milder mannered men never scuttled a Ship. NEW TODAY. W have Just received a sh!pJBnt of V -, IMPORTED 5AUSAQE ' SeteCt OdTH AER snd' SALAMI and v flsay Others. , BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, COUNTRY PORK . Ordara Promptly ruisd IfvMpt. PUvris Empire 1VI ark et . TIIOS. VVrrr. ProprK 161 PIRST T.. COB. MASZSOsT. Phona OoltunbU 404; Orsgan, Mala 404. C0VTBA0T ttsTOZB BITFICUZTlXa. A. R. Keller, president of jn Piiila delphia publishing house, which Is pre paring to issue a remarkable edition de luxe of President Roosevelt's writings, (had a very interesting experience in ob taining Mr. Kooseveit s consent to the publication. This experience is related in the New York Herald. Air. Keller became oonvinced toward the close of the Spanish-American War that the then Colonel Roosevelt would be a central figure in American politics. Ha started for Cuba, but missed the colonel, who was then on his way to Mojitauk Point. ' Hastening back to Washington, Mr. Keller .procured puss through from Secretary of War Alger, and set put for Monta.uk. He tried to get to Colonel Roosevelt at 6 o'clock in the morning, and was arrested. K.plunatli'iis fol lowed, and he was conducted by the col onel in: person to his quarters. Mr. Keller unfolded his mission and was abruptly "turned down." Colonel Roosevelt said other - publishers who were his. personal friends owned the plates ft his books and he owed fealty to them. .. .f Mr. Keller explained that he did not mean to take the published books out of circulation, but to reissi," them In magnificent form for circulation by sub scription Finally the colonel exclaimed, "Hold on. I must think!" and Jumped on his horse and rode away at top speed. J'or more than' half an hour he galloped around, finally coming back to the tent. Before Mr. Keller could suy a word he was off again, and for another half hour he galloped over the hills. Returning with his animal snorting and pawing. Colonel Roosevelt threw himself from the saddle w..h the words. "All right. Ill do It." There was not a scrap of writing material nor a pen In the tent. Colonel Roosevelt produced a linen cuff and the publisher a fountain pen. It occurred to them that there' might be a blank sheet In Some of the letters lying un opened on the colonells camp bed. A small piece was found, and upon this, In duplicate, the contract was drawn up. Kach piece Is about the size f a visiting card. Negotiations with the puhltMiers to gain permission to republish Mr. Roose velt's Works covered more than two years. The royalties demanded and granted lire Immense, nnd Mr. Roosevelt will receive a very large portion of the amount. The enterprise will be com pleted Inside of the next nine months, nnd It is estimated that the Belling price of the euition will he very nearly a mil lion dollars. WHAT MARCOBtt HAS DOBTI. -VVba.bivctr.u ibfi Imperf ections lnjw I re leas u-iegcapliy. as. now. pjac.t IsitL lOne. cannot but admire the manner In which it has been brought to Its present degree of perfection by Marconi. Others had thought vaguely of the siime tiling, and had eve I devised apparatus huvireg the same object In view. " But they either abandoned the Idea temporarily or failed to work .out a solution of the difficulties which they encountered. Ho far us prac tical results are concerned. Marconi Is reully the pioneer In wireless telegraphy. He has gone ahead where others have halted. He has worked while other: ta in.. He has been peculiarly nva'' st a .1.1 lot Vent, rarely tilklng. xc-pt when attacked. So far as the public can Judge, he has borne himself In a manly fashion toward all rivals. To the suggestion that the Martinis of Solarl has been unfairly dealt with theri? are several effective answers. One Is furnished by the many honors bestowed on Marconi by the King of Italy during tin last few months, und another was afforded by the fact that Solarl himself accompanied Marconi all last summer and fall on board the Carlo Alberto. As for "priority of invention," If any one has anticipated the young Anglo-Italian the courts will no doubt ascertain the fact In due time. I'ntil the world has new light on the subject it will regard him as a gentleman as well as a genius, and accord him the chief glory of, making trans-oceanic wireless telegraphy possible. A8HF8 Or COLUMBUS. To the dead nothing matters, but It Is sincerely to be hoped that the ashes of Columbus nave ar last round a permanent resting place. The recent interment In Seville Cathedral was his fifth burial affer four posthumous voyages. Dying In 1508 In the monastery of St. Francis at Valhidolid, he was first burled there. Sev en .'-ears later he was dug up and car ried to a tomb In the Carthusian convent of I.as Cuevas. near Seville. In 153(1 the dying wish of Columbus was remembered and his corpse carried over sea and In terred In the Cathedral of St. Domingo, his first landing place In the new world. Here he lay in peace for two und a half centuries. Then half of the island being ceded to France it was proposed to trans fer his remains to Havana. St. Domingo objected, so the bones and ashes were divided, half remaining there and the other half being removed to and buried in the Cathedral of Santiago. On the Ameri can eoniiuest of Cuba in 18J8 this latter Ijalf was brought to Kurope. and Is now Interred at Seville. STRONGEST JAIL OH EARTH. Graham County Jail, nt Clifton. Ariz, Is unlrjue. It comprises four large apart ments hewn from the igolld quartz rock of a hillside. The entrance Is through a box-like vestibule, built of heavy mason ry and equipped with three sets of steel I gates. The tloor of the rock-bound Jail j is of .cement, and the prisonous arc con fined exclusively in the larger rooms. Some of the most desperate criminals on the Southwest border have b-en con fined In the Clifton Jail, and s solid and heavy are the barriers to ercape that no one there has ever attempted to break for. freedtiDx. ...Xbe. notorious. J.UacR. .Ja.sK, was there for months. The wall of quartz about the Jail Is fifteen feet thick. Clif ton Is one of the great copis-r mining camps In Arizona, and has the reputa tion of' being as depraved a community as yet exists on" the frontier of civili zation. In summer the mercury there frequently rises to 120 in the shade, and In the winter It never goes below 40 de grees. DEATH OF ASTOBXA NEWSPAPER (Astoria Budget.) John D. Carrigan, a newspaper man formerly employed by the Astorian, died In San Francisco on Saturday in desti tute circumstances. He was 'a native of Ireland, 33 years of age, and first worked In this locality as a printer on the Cath lamet Gazette,. After remalplng In this vicinity for several years he left for California about a year ago, and has resided, there since. HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henry Jones and 'wife to Joseph Meyers, lot , block 117 gte-' phens' Addition , ; . -15 09 W J Peddlcord and Wife f F ' A Willard. lot 17. 18. block, 6. KtnzeJ Park 200 00 James Humphrey et al to IbeX Land Co, undivided half block P, Caruther'a addition to Ca ruther's Addition; all blk 104. lot T. blk otg J, 4, blk IS to 21. Mt. View Park Addi tion No I; west half of west half of. nortliwest quarter of west quarter. Section 20, Township 1 south. Range I east; lot 8, block ; , lot 2, ! . block 2; lot &, block , Cole's : Addition: lots t to s, block 12,, North Aiblna 1 00 L, C McCormlck to L P Jlvte : ford, -east half 18,322 scTusj-e ; feet 16th and. K Morrison streets ', i oa Pacific Coast Abstract Guar antee &. Trust Co to 11 8 itowe. northeast quarter brock 89. Wheeler's Addition 2500 00 Sherlif. for N M Thompson et al tr Mrs Nettle Alvord. blk 6. Mistletoe Addition tiSl 37 Sheriff, far R Nixon, receiver. Id J L Reeder. lot 11. block 3. Woodlirwit. lot 5, block u Highland Prk 7 7g C and J Himmrvtis to L P Hos ford, east balf.12.S32 square feet lth inl rMorrlson. . . 1 00 Valettia Roell and husband to Anna b Poole, iOt4. block 104. Wondjatockil.AtX' '" li 1000 00 E A Hill to M M gii.f W K Wills 2,7S i. acres . in Jacob wins' r i, c goo oo H Uongcoy and wife to Ey Jeter, lots . J. g, Brookdle. 1600 00 H and F Oplta to Qeo- Frbarr and wife, lots , 7,, block 15, Feurer's Addition . . . . . . . .', . 600 00 Emma A Rlgby and husband to Gto G Ferguson, lot 14. block 114, l'nlversity Park . . . . 125 00 Julia Maruuam and husband -to " Jacob Michel, lots 7. 8. block ; 19, Sell wood 200 00 Sklna M Jackson to J VV Wise man, lot 14. block t. Alblna. . 2600 00 Portland Vlevf Jnnd Co to F 8 I.lndley. lots 19. 20. block 8, Point View 80 00 Anna and Pete McCuhbln to Fred 8 Morris, lots 1. 2, blk M. Sell wood 650 00 E II Fitzgibbon and wife to O T Johnson, lot 2. block 28, Central Alblna 400 00 Alice M Allen and husband to Mary I, D Penisten. east half lots 7. S. block Y. City. . 2250 00 Hartman. Thompson & Powers to John B Campbell, lots 1 to fi. block 28: lots 3. 4. 8. 8 to 12. block 34. A L Minor's Add to St Johns 1 00 name lo same, lots S to 11; blk 2ii. nart lot A. St Johns Heights 1 00 FOR GUARANTEED TITLE8 See Pacific Coast Abstract. Guaranty A Trust Co., Z04 -6-8-7 Falling Building. Get your title Insurance and abstracts to real estate from the Title Guarantee A Trust Company. Chamber of Commsrce. BUILDING PERMITS. A two-slnry dwelling 6n Esgt Ash, be tween Fust lCiuhteenth Htiil tTaot rPu,nni eth treets, (o cost t2,0O0; V. R. Stokes and ft. I,. Keller. A nne-Kturv cnttna-e on Tca, at ink..,. street, between Kust Tenth and Kast 1 leventh streets, to cast fl.500: O. M. Ret. tlemier. lolir two-storv dwelllnve nil nn ir.. ... Kleventh street, between Kast Ash and Kast Ankeny streets, to cost 11.900 each. BUYER'S DIRECTORY t.-Oe.-tUbtlt. maker of violins and all kinds m winii-i iiistruuieniB, an sinos .or repair, lug. Room 30 Russell bldg.. 4th and Morrison. LOOK AT THIS 1 " SUNSET A Mazarine of t"ie Border. Hsndsomtly Illustrated $1.00 per year Review of Reviews The Busy Mao's Mafaiise. . $2.50 per year ASD SUCCESS America's Inspiring Monthly . $1.00 per year ALL FOR ft' THEEE DOLLARS TO ANY ADDRESS Mall orders direct to SUNSET MAGAZINE Publiihed by Passenger Department .Southern Pacific Company No. 4 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRJNCISCO, CALIFORNIA WE WANT AGENTS fob SUN SET IS THIS COUNTT. Sprcial Terms to good wobkbbs THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ONLY HOURS PORTLAND via the 0. R. R. & N. Co., Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific and Two trains' day, with through Pullman drawing-room sleeping cars, free reclining chair cars and dining cars (a la carte). -an SPECIAL connects at Granger with the famous Overland Limited, the -most luxurious train in the world, to Chicago from the Coast. - ' Be ture your tickets read over tad . ' Chicago & North-Western. A. Q. BARKER, Q if N't, AoT. 0. A N-W. RY, IBS TNISO ST., SOSTUASO4 OSS. '' 70 m IC AGO RAXLROAP tI TABLT EAST via. ' SOUTH Lcevs TJMIQg DEPOT, Arrives OVEHLAND XX PRKSii lu 1 1 va exu-sa, iteseburg, Asb liBd, SarraoieDto, Og. '. gas k'raaelsra, Wojave, Los Angeles. HI l'.. ...1 1 8:30 p. m f:4S a ga, sad tin Last. At Woodborw Sally feveent smula.l 8:30 a .a. i train foe Mt. As gel. Sllrertun, slrawns vllle, SpringfleM. WesA Hug asd r.atron. Al'ianr passenger oiinecte at Woodburs with Ait. Angel aad S1I vertoo loeaL Corvallls paaaeoger ... -hi'rld"' psaaenger. . . 7:00 S, av 4:00 p. m 10:10 sa 7:30 a. m '4-.50 p. m. 5:86 f.s. )IS a m. Daily. D.lljr xcep gawU.f Portland-Oawego subuibas Serrioa aaa Tamhlil Divisiosw , Depot Foot a Jsfferaoa M, tt'ni' 6 'Sfcv :2S. J0:0 . I; "' -w: 9. m. Sunday only, B;0 Uetiirping from 0,wlgo mrrin Portland dally 11 -in . : lia&- 3:05- :35. :. T:35, :W, i ao lo-J?' ,,D"J" JB-sosy. S t:S s. in. Sunday onlr. 10:00 a. m. . 'f"" !"?m P"1 'or villas and tstsr mediate points dailr except Suudav. 4:00 D, am." Arrive Portland 10 20 a. m w "! Independence U..uijjth Rotor .: Use operates dally to Munuouta and Air lie, eon, necting witn Southern I'aclttc Compsay's trasX at Lallaa and Independence, i.rj.' '''" ' tickets on sals from Port mento Sn rraactseo: Net rate 117.50 berth 15; soeuad-elaas tare 15. 2 50 rebate or berth; second-class berth Tickets-to Esstern points and Karope, also Japan, China. Honolulo and Aaatraha. Cltj Ticks Offlca corner Third sad Washing ton "treeta. Pbone, Rain T12. c- W. 8TINGRR, W. R COM AH. City Ticket Agent. On. Pas. Agt, iAtii77inT UlVr?riIlll1v lv AT -sv 'V THREE TRAINS DAILY FOR AU. P0INT3 EAST UNION DEPOT. Leaves Arrtv CHICAGO-PORTLAND SPECIAL. For tbe Kast via Hunt ington. 0:20 a. m. Daily. 4:80 a. Daily SPOKANE FLTEB. For Eastern Waahins- 8:00 p. in. Uatly T:SS a. ton. Walla Walla, Lew laton, Coenr d'Alene and Great Northern Daily , points. ATLANTIC EXPRESS. For the East via Hunt . Uigtnn , 8:15 p. m. Dally 10:30 a. Ball--.' OCEAN AHD BIVER SCHEDULE. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, atr. Columbia. Dec. 8, 18. 28. 8tr. Geo. W. Elder Dec. !. 23. From At us worth Dock, S:Ou p. m. 5:00 p. BV Colum . is Blvsr . ivlsioB. FOR ASTORIA and way points, connecting with str. fur llwaco and North Beach, str. Baa salo. Asb-St. dock. 8:O0 p. n. Dally ' ex. Snndsj 6:00 S. ga. Daily ax. Sunday ISarorday 10:00 p. m. WUlametts Xivar Divuiaa. FOB SALEM, Oorvsllls.lao"" 1 and way points, steamer ucd. Buth, Aab-st. dock. FrL. A hoot 6:00 p. g Tries., Thurs., Sat. Yamhill Bivar Ronta. FOR DAYTON. Oregon City and Yamhill giver T:00 a. Tuesday Thnrsdsy Saturday t:00 p. as. Monday Wednesday Friday points, str. BUiuors. Asa street dock. (Water permitting.) Snake Eivar Routs. FOB LEW1STON, lds.,1 snd way points, from Ripsrla. Waah.. steam ers Spoksaa and Lew lston. 1 About 5:00 n, Dally ex. Fri. 4:OR a. m. Dally ex. Sat. TICKET OFFICE, Third and WtshlagtoaV Tela pbone. Main Tlx. PORTLAND & ASIATIC STEAMSHIP CO. t r For Yokohama and Hong Kong. ' eaUlng i Kobe.'' Nagasaki and Shaugbai. taking freight via connecting steamers foe Manila. Port Arthai aud Vladlvostock. . . - - : ' INDRAPCRA SAILS JANUARY IS. Pnr - rates and full Informs tloB call on ad address otHclals or agents of the O. R. A N. Cos TI2V1E CARD OP TRAINS PORTLAND: Puget Sound Limited, for Taeoma, Seattle. Departs Arrtvat fiooaav Olympla. South Bend 7:23 a. m. 2:00 p. m. and Gray a Harbor points. North Coast Limited, for Taeoma, Seattle, Butte. St. Paul. Min neapolis. Chicago. New York, Boston and points Ease and Soutnoaet. Twln-Ctty Express, for Taeoma. -Seattlo. Spo kane, Helena, Jit. Paul, Mlnneauolls. Chicsso fli:aBp. m. T:1Bb.bjs New York, Boston snd sll points East aad Southeast- ... .' . . ; North Coast Kansas Clty-St. Louis Special, for Taeoma. Seattle, Spokane. Butte. Billings Deliver, Omaha. -Kansas City, St. Louia and all po-lura Eastland South, east. 5:O0 p. SL' 1:00 1. av All .trains dally ' except " oa South Bess branch. A. D. CHAKLTON. . . .j Assistant General. Paaaeoger Agent. 326 Morrison st corner Third. PvrtlauA Or Astoria & Columbia River Railroad Co. Igll BOUTt-i it J DEPOT, FIFTH .AND - , ' , iYsy-4- Ilaygsrs, Bslnter. .:'' . M ICbstskaale, Wostport. 8:00 s. cufu.a, . Astoria, War- II.I0A. rentoa, HaveL -Ham- - .; moud. Fort Steve aa. Y: ' Ifearhar! Ik.. Seaalde. . y - - . Astoria, - and Seashore f ' - ? y : r- Kxprass, taly. y : - TOa 'st. Astoria ' Kt?ro :' J. - :0 a ' ''"''': P . ",-'- ;",' ' Ticket olfioa, X Uorrtsosi street sad li Oenot. 1 J. iV Ui.rO, Genera Passasgxr AgecW i torU, On. . ,. " ' '...'. - I -J