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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO, AUGUST , 14, 1901
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VLATIirO.
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oa.p god doore lap rir ot.
BC'RIIONO A CO.. Front .d Stark ata,. print,
" 1 ' J,thoT,nln. blank book and office
J ii .1 ' J0' A-na on time; moat complete
r ta ine weai. Main ion.
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ALL klnda nf ronfl rapatlvd and palatad. W. J
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FjATnro ajto whtttwabhuio.
PRATINO and wbltawaaMna. tnaa. luna.
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f "t!l Pr7l'r anA wMtawaablna aaitt
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prnad; rapalra. Jail work, ataal caUlnc. trait-
Hun w anil i 4 a . i . .
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TOtAOl AltD TAAXirXB.
tUrFS, plaaoa and furnitora Bond, aarkad
, twadr tor afalpplnc and aulpprd; all work
; uaraataadj larr ltory brick Mr proof
nKi or aioraa;. urnra izs airat af.
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v VL06B. r-aoaa ataia Bl f .
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and Oak ata.: pboa BD6; plaaoa and toral
tara .award aad "barkrd for ahloDluxi coav
BKMlloaa . nrrprooX brick waraUuoaa. rival
ana viay ata. ,
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OB SOON TRANSFER CO.. 1M North Slitk,
trlrpbooa atala D , Bear kaaUng asa
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Intrtna at. Pbona Or. Mala MS.
. ' H0W0A3ES A HP FIX TERES,
HOWCASK! r rrary dwr1ntlna; hank, bat
. aad atora flsturr aw da to urdar. Th Latka
..u.iioiirii i, i-ortiami ana vattln.
TTFBWSrTFRS.
TOST TYPEWRITER rtEADQrARTEES ,
S.10 Stark Ktraat.
wi rant, rrnatr. aril, ricbnaa trprwrltara,
11 auppllra for ail maehlnaa.
Standard machlnra f2S and Dp to 1100.
Da roq want a atrnnaraphrr or trplatl
. wa-Aarat -!! of a?oorl ""plltanta. -
Pbooa Black tSTl.
ALL MAKES of trprwrltrra for rant at Codao
wood Typrwrttrr Agrar. OB Front at.
PORTLAND TRUNK MFO. CO.
Wbolraala and rrtalt. Pbona Clar SM,
Cor. M A Plna. Portland. Sand for ratakHraa.
TOWEL lUfflT.
CI.EAKI Til w els DAILI Vomb, DraaB. Boa p.
II par month. Lawrrnra Broa.' Towel Sappt
rung pan, ain ana ixiara. t nona 9X9.
riVAJICIAX.
LAOS Jl TIX.TOV, SAHKIkS,,
(Katablliibrd la lnw
Traaaaata a Oaaaral Baakiaa Bailaiaj
Intrrvat Allowed oa Tina DaDoalta,
Oollrctioni aiada at all polBta an faroraMa
trrma. Lattara af rrcdlt laanad arallabla la
Bnropa and all polnta In tba Daltrd Stataa.
Kl(ht Kichanita and Talra-rapbtC Traaafrra
old o Km iork. waacinjttoa, tja'.eaao, St.
Loula. Danrrr. Omaha. Baa urioclaoa and Moa-
, taiia and Briiiaa uoiamoia. . J
Bxrbanca aold un Loadoa. Tarta, Bkarlla.
Frankfort. Boas koo, Kukohaaw. alaalla aai
' Uonolula.
riMT HATTOWAI. BAJTX
r -a m a 1 j d
lMolsiiatod Drpoaltorr and Fluanclal Aaftat af
tba Uultad Stataa.
Hrrafdrnt .....A. U MIU
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Aulataat Cnahlcr t..W. C ALVOHI)
SrroDd Aaalatant Caahlar......B. F. 8THVENS
Lattrra of eradlt taaord aaallahla la Burepa aad
tba Kaatera Otatra.
Slfbt aUekana and Talca-rapbl Traaafrra
aold on naw ior. tvanoa, i a i ou laooia,
"St Paul. Omaha. Saa Fraarlaea aad tba
Diindnal nolnta la tba Northwaat.
aiaht and tlma bllla drawa In aama ta aall
m Londos. Pari a. Brrlla. Prank f.-rt Km-trr
Main. Ilooa kon. lokosAma. tponbajraa,
Chrtattann. Storkbotm, St. fftarabara;,' aioa-
cow. Enrlcb. tfonotuia.
Onllactloaa rnada oa faaerabH) tarma.
UW1TSD BTATCB BTATtOKAT. BAATK.
OF PORTLAND. 0REOOK.
NORTHWEST COR. THIRD ASD OAK STS.
Traaaaata a Oroarai Bankliif Saataaaa.
rRAFTS IHHI'KD.
Aralk-or la all rltlra nf tba L'nltrd Stataa aad
Buropa. not. a aooaj ana naniu.
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Aaalatant Caahlar.
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It. L. Ui'KHAS. Tica-tramnrnt
R. W. HOYT. Caaklaa
4E0RCK W. HOTT. Aaalatant Caabkar
Traaaacta a Oaaoral Bankinr Baalnaaa.
DrafU and lattara nf eradlt loaned a rat labia
. V to all parra of too world.
' Oollartlooa a aprrlalty. Oold daat boajt, .
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Ckambar af Ootnmaroa Bnnaiat, TkM sal
Stark Btraata.
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' Thta hank tmnaaeta a seneral banking bnaa
- pm, nakaa loana, dlaroonta Mlla aod toaoaa
iettar of eradlt arallabla for trarawra and for
the rmrrhaaa of aierehandlaa In any city of tha
world. Daala In forrlan aod dnmeatla azeaaasa.
Intaraat Bald on tlma dapoalta.
W. A. MACRAR. Maaaaar.
SB0tTTTT SAT1WOS TMTJBT CO
tftt Morrtaoa St., Portland, Or.
Traaaacta a General Bankinr Sulaaaa.
SATTHOS DIFARTMEIfT. ..
Intaraat Allowed on Tlma and Sarlnaa maaafta.
Acta aa Traetea for Eatatra.
brafta aad atttara of eradlt arallabla Is all aorta
of tba world.
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THIS
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: t-. Egypt and India,
Ittl VEILED PROPHETESS
I Tell Your Name,' 'Answer
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. WHT CONSTJtT Alf INFERIOR MEDITTi
WHEN MADAM BEKNIQVB. THE ACKNOWL
EDOCD LEADKK OF THFM ALL. 18 HKKB,
AND HER FEB NO HHiHEB THAN TUOSB
LKaS COMPETENT -FREEI
FREE! FREE! '
IF NOT CORRECT. ' .
So pnalttra am I of By powara to tall tha
paat, praaant and fataro ana aiactly what oa
want tu koaw, that 1 will maka a
" ' NO CHAB0B! NO CHAR0B!
anlaaa yoa not aim perfect aatlafactlon and And
an aoprrtor to all MEHIUMS, CLAIRVOYANTS
and PALMISTS In tbla dW.
Ella Wkrclar Wilcox; tba poateaa. aayat
"Buriah Barnlqua aarad ma arrlowt pila
takea. Sbo la a Barrel amoof iuaa aad
wumaa."
"Budab Barnltraa la tba beat and clerar
eat clatrrorant lu tba city." Chloaao Bee-ord-Herald
of AprU 31.
William 1. Bryan eaye: "Bodab Ber
nlque la tha area tret aclentlat la bar Una.
She baa thoroughly eoariacad me." 4 .
TELLS TOU WHEN AND
WHOM TOU WILL MABBY.
INFANTA OF SPAIN
WED PRINCE
I f C3 .
MARIA THERESA. I
'Joarnal Special Service.)
Madrid, Aug. II. Announcement has
been- made of tha approachtos rnarrlaga
of tha .Infanta Marls Thereas to her
cousin. Prince Ferdinand of Bsvarin.
The infanta la sister . of Kins Alfonso
Xllt . She Is IS years old, sis years
the senior Of her brother and 1 ruler.
but tha lg-yrhr-old boy king's conaent
was required before her wedding could
be considered settled. She Is the daugh
ter of Alfonso XII end Marls Christina,
an Auatrian princess. With her mar
riage the laat of the daughters of the
royal house of Spain will have entered
wedlock. 'Her elder sister, the Infants
ran oovbttbt xu airs.
From the Boston Record.
A lawyer of local prominence has
large holdings In the west, and In par
ticular a, gnid mine in Colorado He
built huts for. his workmen and estab
lished a school excluatvely for the chil
dren of his employes. '
Some fifteen miles scross the moun
tain lived s ranchman' with five chil
dren.. There, wa no school near te
ranch. . .
"But if ther Is on overpowering
trait -which marks the American of the
west It Is the desire to give his chil
dren sn education." said ths lawyer.
"And to accomplish this that ranch
man went to work 'In . my mine, for
daily wages, so his, children could at
tend the school."
I believe.", he reflected, "America Is
In no dangerfrom ths Colorado Amer
icana." - . - .
nnaJ2 :
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CLAIRVOYANT
e Life Readings m
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DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM
OFFICE HOURS 10 A.M. TO 8
MORRISON STRECF, CORNER f If Tli
WHO WILL
LOUIS OF BAVARIA
-a; i- ' ;.: A
... m f CD L ti r 11
NT ANT A OF SPAIN.
Marta-de-Ias-Meroedes. was ; married
three years ago. to . Prince Chrrrles of
Bourboth -
Prince Ferdinand of Bavaria Is the
son of Adalbert, uncle of the mid king
Otto of Bavaria, ' who . raves In . his
chateau, while Prince Luttpold as re
gent governs the kingdom. ' Prince
Ferdinand's chances of seconding the
throne of Bavaria are sufficiently re
mote and Involve the death of IS di
rect descendants of Otto, not to men
tion his own elder brothers. The mar
riage is said to be a state arrangement,
for Spain Is seeking to cement by ties nf
close relationship friendly alliance with
the great powers of Europe.
WATTSBBOBT AMD 'fWTDTmU.'1
- From Ihe Brooklyn Eagle.
Henry WstterSon, editor of the Louis
ville Courier-Journal, Is utterly eppnaed
to the yellow-Journal habit of Indulg
ing in 1 slipshod English. -' Just before
his staff started for the St. Loula con
vention he gsvs them these pithy di
rections: "Oet the news, boys, and all
the news, and write It In the English
language. I want yon all te Improve
your style." "And how can we improve
ItT" ssked ens of the reporters. "Read,
read, study good books." What books?"
wss ssked, "Well, there's a Thackeray,
for Inatance. Read 'Pendennls aa a
starter." The first night the young
men were la St Louis there was some
delay about sending their report, end
Colonel Watterson wired them:' "What
on earth sre you boys doing This
was the reply? "Reading Pendennls,' "
snd the eoionrl Isaghed as loud ss any
body who saw it -
QUE
P.M.
SUNDAY AND DAILY.
fatevt oinoi'i afUaAnn.
It Is ths Only rublloatloa. of Its JUsA
- in ths World.
From the New Trirk Herald.
"Wa believe thai we have the widest
circulation of any publication In tha
United States."
This statement ' was - the modest
avowal -of J. W. ftAbsonv chief of ths
division of Issue and Gasette of ths
Patent Office, when ho was aaked for
facts ss to Che circulation of the Os
sette of ths Fatest ' Office. Figures
were what the Inquirer demanded, how
ever, and Mr. Babaon coughed apologet
ically as he answered:
. "The widest circulation, I said. We
print only 7,000 copies of the Oaxette."
One familiar with the ssaerttons of
advertising men connected with big
magaslnes, . weeklies and .dallies would
laugh at the figures 'of Mr. Babaon, yet
he was not varying from the truth.
There is probably no publication In. the
worm wnicn naa aa wiae a circulation
as the Patent Office Oastte. There are
many papers that print snd sell a mil
lion copies of every issue whose owners
would pay as many dollars as they print
copies If their Journals could be dls
trlbuated as Impartially in every section
of the civilised world aa this publica
tion of Aha patent office. . The profits
that would accrue from the advertising
would be enormous.
But that Is only one of ths features
of the Gagette that is unique In the
world of' publishers. It la larger than
any weekly or monthly published In
this country, the Issue of July It con
taining 26s illustrated . pagea, besides
editorials snd indices. Of this number
of pagea every inch of space was de
voted to advertising something In
whlchlhe publisher, the United States,
has no proprietary interest whatever.
and from the sale of which kt can de
rive no direct benefit,
That Is not all of the strangeness Of
thla periodical. All its advertising, is
absolutely free to the advertiser. ' It
would not be s profitable sort of a pub
lication for a private firm to issue. It
has sn editorial force of 14 people, who
are paid about $16,000 a year. The
photo-lithographic .work in connection
with its illustrations cost laat year
182.800, and the bill for the printing
amounted to 1159.000, making ths total
cost of publication 26,800. Ths sub
scription price Is IS a year, so , that
with its 7.000 copies, the income from
subscriptions, the only Income it could
have,' could not be more than 131.000
under any circumstances. As It hap
pens, its paid subscription list does not
contain more than 1.200 names, . the
bulk of the remaining 4,700 copies be
ing distributed free of charge. 80 the
publlahera of this remarkable magaslne
lost last year $221,800 and created a pro
portionate deficit annually every yrai
of the tl years it has been published In
Its present form.
The Patent Office Gasette la. how-
ever one of the most .valuabla of ths
government publications and persons
Interested in thst clsss of literature
know that It la worth far more Co the
country than the paltry quarter of A
million It costs. The value of the Oa
setts Is not to be estimated in figures,
it is said, for It is the only means that
exists for-introducing to the public the
new inventions born of old mother ne-
eeeslty. It is through ths Gasette, first
of all, that the people are msde ac
quainted with the ingenious contriv
ances thst have emanated from the in
ventive minds of ths world which tend
toward the progress of civilisation snd
the reduction of the cost of production.
- Thomas A. Edleoa -vend Alexander
Graham Bell received their . first taste
of publicity through the columns of
this periodical, and thousands of labor
ssvlng devices have been brought to the
attention of men who bad money to
put them on the- market.
In the Oasette the government takes
the form of a proud father showing and
explaining to his friends snd neighbors
the remarkable productions of his chil
dren. It Is one of ths quiet ways in
which Uncle Sam advent Ises ths great
ness Of his people.
General M. D. Leggett, commissioner,
of patents from 1871 to. 1874. wss the
originator of the Gasette In Its present
weekly form. For 80 years ' prior to
ths publication of ths ' weekly bulletin
the office had been in the habit of is
suing annual reports of the patents Is
sued snd the decisions of the commis
sioner. It was found thst . these re
ports did not scoompllah ths good In
tended, because the matter did real
reach the persons interested In time to
be of sny value, . Therefore Commis
sioner Ieggett decided to make a
ehangs and on January t, 1171, ths first
Parlora. 2B1H Morrleon at., (or. F(ftb and
Morrlaou. Same to aa Boetoa Dratal Pulora..
HEART OF CITT.
PERMANKNTLY LOCATED.
Londoa'a moat famooa Da lnitat and rlalrroy.
ant la acknowlvdgrd by prraa and puhllo tha
araateat Urlna LltAD TRANCE MEDIUM.
She tails what yoa came for before you attar
a word; does not aak quaalluue, do autta what
yoor tronuia ma nav
tall, and she will guide yon with certainty
Bigher than human power, Telia yoa toe (rut
euid or had.
The following Hat sbowa purely and almply
that Bluish Hernloua has been eoneojlted by '
the moat papular and moat noted man aiut
women of tha world, and bar rvatltng of tbeir
Urea was pronouucatl Boat wonder full t
Julia Marlowe
Karah Bernhardt
Ella Wheeler W'lloos
Helea Gould ,
Hon. C. H. Haniena
Prreldrnt McKlnk-y
Prealdrut Ilarrlaoa
Prealdent Clrrrlaad
. Arrhtrfehop lrelelul
eU. na tor lirpew
Seaator Hanna
aVnator Korakar
Prealduut Uuoeerell
Senator Spuoner
No man or woman' ban aver beea Bonenlted
In Burs notable affaire than aha. In Europe
and Amorlca aha baa adrlaad thouaanua In rert
aa walks of Ufa, and alwsys to their adrsn
tage. hudab Bernlquo stands alone, poaaeaalne a
force, a power, a rift call It what yoa will
that none can explain, none eatt account for.
Thta (tTCliLT WONDKH la placed In a claea
by herself, towering head and aboaldera ore
erery rlral, and lr reeogulard by tha PUOFEii
SION aa their BH1UHTK8T STAB.
It may be of vital Interest to yoa to know
tba outcome of your preaent dlatreeev
The happiness of your future life Bay do,
pand Upon the right aolutloa aad proper advice.
There are no mlatakee In the predictions
Bde by the great and wonderful dead trance
Brrituu. ,
' Yoa may wtab to know U It la adrlBsblo to
iake a clvange- la buelneas, la lore, la aaar.
rlaga.
"Khali I encreed la By aew andertaktnf V
"Can I obtain my hopes,. By wlebeo. By
ambltioua f" "
"Shall I -arer enjoy the In Tories, of wealth V
'Tm I trust my Mendel"
When 1 aha II 1 marry
"How often aha 11 I marry F
"Shell I arer be divorced!" --
"loea another ahare the love that rightfully
beloige to meP
'If so, whoraF'
"Am I loved In return T"
"la there a rival la my loveF
"When aball my love affair terminate la
BsrrtagrF' '
"When aball my domestic tmnnlea endF'
"How esn I maka my life and home happy!
"When shall my absent friend return!"
"Why do I not receive a letter!"
'. "la my disease rarahlet"
. "Shall I win my lawaultF'
Ooonael today with thla wonderful dead trance
medium, for 'tomorrow never cornea."
THIS WEEK ONLY.
MY 10 CELEBRATED LIFB READINGS, 1
STREET VSZTSZSl
arlara.
AUCTION SALES
BY
J. Te Wilson. Auctioneer
Monday Morning
At 10 a. m., at Slesroom, Ankeny
and Sixth Streets.
Commencing at 10 a. m.. Auaruat IS.
we will offer at public auction Square
r-iano in nosewood case, combination
Bookcase and Deak in Oak. Walnut
nnokcaae. Bedroom Suits, Dining Room
Tables snd Chairs, Kockera. Stands,
1. 1 f ....... I. ... '11...... 1
Cook Stoves, lilahee. Kitchen Treasure
and complete Housekeeping Outfits.
. eT. T. WXUOBT, AaoUoaeoi.
Wednesday's Sale
By J. Ta Wilson, at Salesroom, Cor
. net Sixth and Ankeny, at 10 a. m.
Parlor Furniture, Pining Room, Bed
Boom snd Kitchen Furnishings, and a
fine asaortment of Housekeeping Kquip
menta. Note We have a quantity of fresh
Groceries st til First street, which we
sre selling below cost. Buyers will
find it an advantage to attend these
sales early, in the day to avoid the run
in the afternoon. You will find every
thing in the Grocery Una Phone Main
1S26, 1815, if you have anything to aell.
at. T. WXXSOBT, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES
, BY
GEO. BAKER & CO.
on Tuesday Next
We are Instructed to sell the fine
Furnishings of a 4-roora flat removed to
Baker's Auction House
for positive sale. Including Upholstered
Parlor furniture, Moquette and other
Carpets, Axmlnater and Brusaels Rugs
9x12, good patterns; Lace Curtalnt,
Portieres, Linoleum, Pretty Buffet and
Round JJining Table In quartered oak.
Leather Seat Dining Chairs en suits,
Morris Chairs, excellent oak Kockera,
three Machines, masaive Iron and Brass
Beds, Prlnceaa Dressers In white maple
and large oval French Plate Mir rot.
Chiffoniers, Golden Ash Dressers and
Commodes, Bedroom Sets, Hair and 811s
Floss Mattresses, Pillows and Bedding,
best wire springs; "Moore" Steel Range,
Kitchen Treasure, Safe snd other
Utensil.
Also consignment of Suit Csses snd
Grips, slightly damaged. The excellent
Furniture of the flat Is almost new end
attractive to parties furnishing. On
view tomorrow, Monday.
Ssle or Tuesday Best at 10 a. m.
OSO. BAJEEJA k 00 Auctioneers.
On Thursday and Friday Next
Auction sales for Furniture snd
other rnnnlgnmenta nt the usual hours
st BAaEaVS AuCTTOBT
IOVSB.
GEO. BAKES a CO.
AdoUod
L -l" J J
lasue of Ihe weekly Gasette was pub
lished. .
To obtain tli advertisement the Ga
sette gives to his production a pat
entee muat flrat have his patent allowed.
He sends In sn application for a pat
ent, containing a complete copy of the
speclflcstlons, drawings and claims of
Improvement ha desires so show, ' fcc-companled-by
the first fee of fit. The
papers sr placed in a Jacket, sre given
a serial number snd sre then sent to
the examiner In charge of the claas of
Indentions to which the device belongs,
who examinee -the apeclflcatlons, draw
ings and claims carefully, going ever
similar cases to be sure that the ideas
of the applicant Sre new and patent
able. If the patent Is allowed by the
examiner the papers sre forwarded to
the division of Issue snd gasette, where
they are again examined to see thst
they Sre sll In proper form, and the
inventor Is then notified that his claims
hsrs been ellowed snd a patent will be
issued to. him covering them on receipt
of the final fee of $10.
An interesting Item for the student
of the coat of production la furnished
by a study f the prices paid by tha
government for this psrt of the work
during years when the contract wss let
without competition Snd years when
there Wss keen competition. This snS
Jeot hss been brought forcibly to the
sttentlon of officials of ' the office
Istely by rsssoa of the fact thst sn out-
SHE CAN TELL
Miss Virginia Wardel, ; Renowned
Clairvoyant, Astrologer and .
Crystal ' Gazer, Is Abso , .
littery Reliable in
All Matters
. ,: of Human
. ' - Life. '''
She Has Cured the Drunkard of
His Habits, Has Brought Glad
ness to the Home, Reunited the
Parted and Quieted the Stormy
Seas of Life.
A Charming Young Woman of
Winning Manners and a
Heart That , Beats for
the Sorrowing of
k the World.
MISS VIRGINIA WARDEL
Mea and women of Portland, do yoa know
that there la one among yoa who can tell the
story of yonr life that's gone, or picture to
yoa that which la to happen in the coming
yeai-at The girl has beea educated abroad; la
innocent of heart, keen In perception and sifted
from ehlldoood with . the power of looking, as
It wars, Into the eternal mysteries beyiHid the
(rave. When playing In the yard about hnr
homo, then a little child, Virginia was al
ways appealed to when a brother or a .later
baa lost a toy or ether plaything, and ahe in
variably, by soma aurt of a than anyeterloae
power, would tell where the lost treasure might
be found. She would satnend her parenta in
this Way. st length attracting tha attention of
others, and anally being taiea in nana ny
comoetent teachera..nf. a m.rlca . Hiaaa ae
ve loped her talents to their capacity after
wtlch sbs wss sent to India fur a finished
training. Three years of this coarse snd the
wonder of babyhood, now St) year, later, csme
backto her home life to mure than ever con
vince her friende that she bsd been gifted
more lavishly than any living mortal they had
known before. - As Instances of her- power, aha
cures the drunkard by ceasing htm to forget
his appetite, and In the same manner sum-
fletely heeled the ataanmerer. Fader her la
laence be forgot that be was a stammerer, and
has never been afflicted alnce. 8 he baa brooght
tba separated together, by contrullng the minds
of persona far distant from her. Lovers bave
been reconciled to eacn otner, ana ine inno
cent protected from the alanders of ancalled for
enemies. She has advised some of the fore
nvatbnalnese mea of tha world,-awl mea of
high art ata have consulted her.
Cltlaeas of Portland, yoa have a fountain
of knowledge at yotir command, alias Wsrdel
has been In thla city for the post six montha.
She baa read the hande of hundreds of people
In that time. Have you heard one complain
thst aha has deceived them I Has It ever been
aald of her that abe baa not correctly read both
the past and the nature la tba unman band?
Nona bave ever made this claim. If the reeder
may wlan to know tha Important things of
life, aa
What shall my mtnre Bey
Will I p roarer In hualneaef
Will my wedded life be happy or miserable!
Will the woman I love be true or fa lee ?
Will the husband- I am-to wad cherish tha
tnarrlag vowel
la my pretended rrienn a mrna inaeeo T
Is sickness to overtake maf
Am I te live a rellgWma llfel
Am 1 to hold ay present position!
Is my salary to be Increased? '
Where la the property atolen from met -Or
any ons of s thousand other things of
great concern, hla desires may be gratifies by
ecDsultatlon with thla young lady who aeenie
actually qualified to read etoriea fmm the
pebblee at the bottom of the see. This re
markable woman's address is
MISS VIRGINIA WARDEL
Parlors N aad 17, The Ooames. MlVa Korri.
eoa, earner yoarth.
CLAIRVOYANCE
KJT0W TOTU TVTVT. BHAXt TOT BE
RICH OX POOB1 JLArrX Us SaVDI CALL
I0DAT OM .
PROP. PAUMHR
(WgTCKIO TBOat IHDIA.) r ' "
Tba boat and present read Immcdlatelv Ilk.
a book. Whatever your trouble buolneiw. love
o-' aatrsnged frlenda tell tbla wonderful man
and be will Instantly help fun.
Lost lewelry recovered. Bnstneaa avtea
given. Invariably can tell yon In any matter.
nether yoa will win or loae. Tour lucky 'lay.
pacified. Call today. There la no tlma UhI
se ir yoa. warn prosperity anl napplneaa.
BB.IMO THIS CO UFO W AKD OET A Sg.00
BIADIMO FOR tSo.
The adrtreaa la:
PROI'. PALMGR
Off treat 1 and S. Tha Goamoa. comer fourth
Sod MrTlaon atreete.
of-town firm underbid the eld con
tractor for the work by .about 17,000 In
the competition last month.
Miss Pechis What are you turning
the gtte down forT
Jack Nervey I'm going lo kiss you.
Miss Pc-ohls -I'd Junt like to aee you.
Jack Nervey-Oh! would vouT Then
: 1 my-.-'
I'll Juat lave ths gas un.
HE ROVED 111 Tilt
Din. in
MIIC (Kit
w:il it- iw-ij f.l: tui m.
' tlijlil ' Acquire linoiik'ise -ol llie .
Years 5oent In India. Etrrnt and
Arabia, Added to Those of His
Studies In Europe. Mark Prof.
van cortiand aa toe moaern
.' Wonder of the . Century In
Which We Live.
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PROF. VAN CORTLAND
iuY2 WAjnlNuTUN ITKttT
la Hla teat Bobas. WbUa Among the Eskimo
Tribes at the Arctio Kgioa, Delving Into
the afyateriaa af Their otystsrioaa Uvea.
It waa not enough thst Prof. Taa Cortland
Shoold apend many of the beat years of hla
active life traveling and a to dying In those
regions of the world renowned for their magic
lore, bat thst no knew ledge should escspe
him be delved Into the fastnesses of the for
northern Arctic Circle, making bla abode with
sncivlllaed Eaklmo, for the parpoas, solely aad
alooe, of acquainting himself with their muOi-
-or Mfc,' and. teaming "f acruar contact
with their high priests snd sears the secrets
ef their ability' to foretell events with aa ac
curacy that haa myatlfled the educated sad
enltured ' world. Be became, aa it , ware, s
member of one of their moat noted trthea, liv
ing with them la their fur-carpeted wigwams,
partaking of their foods, and la all tea pacta
completely changing his form of lite te that
of the wildest ef wild abort-lnes. ,
-la there anything ta the tradltJoa that
these pereoos can read the fntaret" the pro
fessor was asked. - .t .
VI went among theta skeptical enough, was
the reply, "but, to be frank, I speedily dls
covered that these old chiefs bad so culti
vated the spirit of divination that their prog
noatlcatlooa ware so nurreloasly faithful la
fain Um.ent thst I aould scarcely believe ay
ears and eyes.'
"What do you meaa fey your ay eat Thay
save no books r'
"They keep a record ef everything predicted
by them. Then whea the predlctloa Is vert
ted that, too, ta made account of. Tos weald
be astonished If yoa knew with what care
and order theee thing a are done by these ea
rn rored oaea., I learned much Is Egypt, la
India and Arabia, beea nee la these countries
are the real schools that broaden the scope of
human knowledge, bat any education weald
not have bees perfected had I foregone the
opportunity ef visiting the Arctic region and
learning for myself tost what gift has beea
bestowed apoa one elass ef human beluga ef
vuua k-unr aniMs gvinga Bare aoi ex.
"It waa a great experience. Indeed. These
Indlsns hnve little else to engage their fnlnde.
Unlike their white brethren, engaged In build
ing railroads, ateamhoata, engrossed la gov
ernmeutal affaire the pursuit of the almighty
dollar the red Bins saa only te think ef the.
today, so for aa his temporal existence la sow
earned, and all bla energlea are tsntsntretad
oa the one Ides ef deveauplng sa fvW-s te
pletce the dark reeesaes ef another world. la
thla the quiet nature of these duaky erealniaa
haari wonder ful ly eu acceded. . I would require
your attention for s week were I to attempt to
picture the joorney they save traveled la plac
ing themselves so far in advance of tens of
thousands of college bred AaaertraBS'.who give
no thought to anything nave the acnmolatlua
of what the world calls wealth."
Tba professor discoursed is thla vets far
some time, then turning to bla exnerleaces la
India, gave s moot .interestlsg deecrlptlea of
the processes ef schooling the mind kt that
eventry. :' . ' " ' - " '
'First of all." he aald, "the student la ire
quired to dismiss from bis nilad sO other am
bitions save Ibat of mastering the atutdr be
haa come to apply himself to. A failure on
the pert of his Tutors fl property oertis s
pt-pllja looked apeat-as a great leek nf ability
of the master, and two or three failure, would
be bis rutis - - 8i- her rvprh-ps great stteatloa
and diligence oa the part of bla ps.ll. and It
that be not given the student ta dlaiuwued with
out Crri'tncny. I wss reigilrrd t- put ta 12
hours a day In study, hot of cvnrss that Was
to my liking, anil I really pur In s s"d ifc-sl
svore. In rpt snd Arabia the eoMoin are
altniet the earns, hut one ehe etll b,w to the
rulra comes out the gnlslwit rnxWi-t. I re K. lee
that I bad the eiuerlences I weal thrAugk."
Prof. 'Van Cortlaad la a mnat astonishing
uceeas la bn elstrvnyant vnrld. He a..sessa
all Its mysteries. Mr has mastered tba .Darin
and Dneref f" f.iretantng pgst Itwt ' mmtng :
events that ksve pland bias n tile rrgraiBt
sf seers in th' arorM. . he bna m4Mtily
aever had aa equal la l'nrtrsiit ' It In le t
likely, that he has s snperlor oo eeth. per
sons d'-slrtng tn enBsnlt 'Mm en say eiaii.r
of bSailiKes. i wishing to be tol.l vf wb.t la
to beten la -time. I. eonitt, or ae,iiir. aor
kPewledjr- t)e biIimI can oMre tnfurnii, 1I"B of.
nay And hlia at AlU't Wi-M-'Sloa "ir,,t, ,
HUth. Step niiaialra and bla sign alll be i
la plsia view.
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