THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. DECBMBS 4. 1MML . MANY MHlS FOR GOOD HOUSES 'Landlord Prepare to Raise Rents Ten Per Cent at the First of the Year. SALES FOR THE PAST WEEK WERE RATHER DULL November Showed Big Increase of Transfers and Building Permits Over October. i Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday r Friday Saturday TotaJa for week Totals last week. Permits. .. 4.176 . . 62.(60 8.000 1.076 2.6(0 4.700 . 79.160 . 178.260 Deeds . Permits Met " ' Deeds . "Srsrmlta 6S0 UN October. .616 lit Transfers. 22.66V.12 11.007.00 12.447.00 7.800.26 14.460.70 22,162.00 1102.416. 07 1126.121.86 ber. 22.2J9.802 00 393,666.00 o 2 6. 160 IT (24.292.86 5 This was a dull week to the real es ,t"rote market. The sales recorded were In the main unimportant, the totals ) amounting only to $102,416.07. as against Hf 126.121. 26 (or ths previous week. 1 Business la usually dull Just before i hw mxier ino nouaays, ana mo reai ew- There are, however, many Inquiries .for nroDerty. Most of these are for sited r gor homes. There ia also a very large uwemand for homes to rent, the supply of .available houses showing a decrease of tta; e Rants In many of the most prominent tarts of the city are about to show a 110 per cent advance; January 1. 1906, has been fixed as the dste when It will jajo ""to effect In most Instances. Own- vinos wno can secure leases eisewnera Hare leaving for other parts. f In the business section of the city Easiness sites are being eagerly sought after, and many tempting offers were made daring the past week for leases on properties In the best loca tins In the 'tty. ; A great many people are now trying t to secure locations In order to go into 'business but good stores to rent are " Tory bard to find. All sorts of propo T altlons are being put to owners of busl ness locations In order to get them to rant them over the heads of the present a tenants. This was done to some extent - during the past year, but the movement ' is not in any favor with legitimate busl- Marvelous RevclationsThc World's Famous Greatest Living CLAIRVOYANT And Psychic Sir " irwimuia wj , -inirw 1 $10 Complete Life Readings to ouxoi tmrnrnm ma tout. AC- TOU CAST MM TKS ALWAYS COIIOII JTTDOB. 303y4 Wash int ton Street. Ordained to do what he does by some strings, uuseea power, whose pot. tat luflu esce Is fast by every ereatnro oa the fate of tse earth, whose power Is aeea la the forces of astore, this woaaetfnl and sifted man demooatrateo his power la your prso ence, while you look, llstea, aad weadsr. The deed of the prophets sad the wise. mm of old are out lone by this strange one" mysterious seer ef modern times. F.ora whence eomea this wonderful power f Pre feeslonal men and women are awestruck, the pabllc In general Is damfounded. speech lees. Had he been born la time- of super stition his work would be clssssd ss little l" than miracles. Betllsiag there sre msny skeptlesl peo ple la Portland, sad that this city bss been overran with preteDders under the pitas of Clelrvoyance, Palmistry sad Solrltuilli tic Medluniehlp. sad that many of Its best dtlsens would he only too anilous to vtsft s true clairvoyant medium, were they aMureC of eatlefactlon. therefore 8IR FRANCIS IiKAKK will i to conslnce the pablle of Portland of his superiority ever ell Medium. Palmists sad Clair voyants) (Its far oas week only, READ ING. 60c. - HOURS 10 TO 8. DAILY AND SUNDAY. SIR FRANCIS DRAKE. ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS. IX PORTLAND. PERMANENTLY LOCATED. Bg WILL TKLL TOO YOUS FULL NAME, AGE. OCCUPATION, AND WHOM AND W II K.N YOU WILL MARRY. WHY CONSULT AN INFERIOR ME OIUM WHIN HI H FRANCIS DRAKE. THE AUKNOWLFDGBD I.KADKR OF THEM ALL Id HERE AND HIS FEE IS NO HllillKR THAN THOSE LESS COMPETENT I DO HEREBY SOLEMNLY AGREE AND rit'ARANTBK to make yea bo charge If 1 fall to call yon by name la foil, name of your friends, enemies or riraav I promie to tell you whether your huaband. wife or sweethesrt Is true or fslss, tall you how to gstn ths love of the oas you moat desire, even though ml lea swsy; how to succeed la business, speculation, law suits; bow to marry ths one of your choice; how to regain youth, health and vitality. Removes evil Influence-., cures drink habit: locates treasures, cures all osrruus diseases. Haw can I bass good lock T How eaa I succeed In business t How rsa I Basks say home happy J How can I conquer my enemies T How can I marry the one I choose 1 Hew eaa I marry wetlt How soon eaa I marry ? How can I conquer my rival f How eaa I make say one love soot How soon will my lover propose How can I set s good posttlonT How eaa I remove bad influences? How ran I control any one? How mak distant ones think of met How eaa I settle my quarrel? How can I hold my husosad'a level ' How esa I keep my wife's Vara? SIR FRANCIS DRAKE tails sever aaks questions. sll SIR FRANCIS DRAKE PUeiTltSXaT MO XQUAX OBT HAITI IN 303K WA8MINQTON ST. PIFTH AIND oar. WASHINGTON STS. 23. AT THE CHURCHES SsS All U quiet In the butldtng line, aa far As any large alsed structures are con cerned. Architects report that thenr 'have plenty of work on hand, but have few buildings of any sise. A tin co- story brick structure will be erected far J. Bulllvant on the southwest cor par of Thirteenth and Jefferson streets by X B. Bridges at a cost of $10,000. George W. Wilder has been Issued a permit for the construction of four (two-story dwellings on Twentieth street between Kearney and Ixjvejoy streets at a cost of 120.000. Work will be begun at once. During the month of November the total value of the deads recorded amounted to 88.218,802; In all there were (20 deeds filed. Permits were Issued for 124 buildings, showing a total value ia this line of 2292.CSS. During October the total value of the Seeds recorded amounted to 2S2S.1S0.17. while the total number reached 626. In October 122 building permits were Is sued, which showed a total value of SI24.2S2.8S. Theae figures show a good gain for the realty buslnesa during the month just ended. The Portland Consolidated Rail war has sold to the American Trust at In- ; vestment company Its undivided half 4 of lots T and S In block 212 for a con sideration of 212,000 TWO Til (Special Dispatch to Ths Journal I Hood River. Or., Dec. 2. Two tickets 1 are in the field for the city election J Tuesday, December 6. There aeems to be no clearly defined Issue, and very -little interest Is taken In the campaign. The nominees on the taxpayers' ticket are: Mayor, A. 8. Blowers; councllmen, K. H. Bailey. E. 8. Mayes. A. D. Moe; recorder, T. J. Cunning; traaaurer, E. L Bmlth. Cltlsens' ticket: Mayor, Dr. M. T. Shaw; councllmen. E. 8. Mayes. C. H j Btranahan, E. H. Hart wig; recorder, J. R. NIckelsen; treasurer, Truman Butler. STARVED TO DEATH. Take Stuart's Dys- i v miser who taught his ass to live on Straw, of which he gave him a smaller portion every day. Just ss the miser had got him so trained as to eat one straw a day the ; poor ass died. He ia an ass who starves himself to death as thousands are doing, misled by foolish teachers becaus. their stomachs have become too weak, through neglect or disease, to do the , work which nature haa provided for their stomachs to do. Because the engine Is out of gear. would you consign It to the Junk heap? ' Why. nol Mend It! Commit slow suicide because vntte susaaiivc organ irsk lertalnlv nc Deosla Tablets One thing Is sure as shooting. Tou can never get a new stomach Tou must mend It, or It will lead you . A miserable existence. The only way to mend It Is to take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets This has been practically and scien tifically demonstrated ly the many - thousands whom Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets have positively cured, after ev ery other treatment of medicine, mln , oral watera, pills and slow, suicldui atarvstlon had failed. Theae methods are all unscientific therefore false. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets sre scien tific therefore true, and successful. Having cured so many thousands many of whom doubtless have suffered more than you do do we Halm too much when we say that Stuart s Dys pepsia I sniets will your surely do good to Surely not. Especially when we make It olslr, that no promise Is made to cure more than one dlaeaae Dyspepsia Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a pos itive cure for Just this one dlsesse They sre a scientific combination of Ingredients which search out' the wea'rf pots In all the digestive organs and sake them strong and well. They have an Immediate digestive ac tion on undigeated food, and thus, while wring weak organa he la the medical treatment of Dyspepsia. time They they at the same lp to do their wore, thus stand for all that Is go.l and for nulhlnar that la bad. They are not a fad, but a fact. They are aafe, pleasant, certain and Enanent. and can be taken by ths t delicate invalids without fear of sfal results. Episcopal. St. John's Memorial Sell wood; Rev. W. R Powell In charge. Sunday school 11 a m. ; evening service and sermon 1:1$. Chapel of the Transfiguration Sixth street near Oak; Rev. W. R. Powell, chaplain. Service, sermon and holy com munion 11 a. m. , Sunday school 8:45 a. m. St, Matthew'a First and Caruthers streets; Rev. W. A. M. Breck In charge. Holy communion and sermon 11 a. m , Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Trinity Chapel Nineteenth street near Washington; Rev.. Dr, A. A. Morrison, rector. Morning service 11; evening service 7:20; Sunday school 9:30 a. m. The usual monthly service of song will be held at 7:20 p m. St. David's Bast Twelfth and Bel mont streets; Rsv. George B. Van Wa ters. D. D, rector. Holy communion S a. m ; Sunday school 9 45 a. m.; holy communion 11 A m.; choral evanaong and monthly organ recital 7:20 p. m. Frederick W. Goodrich haa arranged the following program: Morning Prelude, Andante In A (H. Smart); offertory. "O Ood, Have Mercy" (Mendelssohn), Mr. J Adrian Epplng; poetlude, "Marche Sol' enelle (Mallly). Evening Prelude, An dante in A flat (Hoyte) ; offertory, "Ves- per Bella.' by request (Spinney): post- lude, 'Trumpet Voluntary" (H Purcell). Fifth monthly organ recital (1) "Pil grims' Chorus" from "Tannhauser" (Wagner); (2) "Melodle" (Salome); (2) "CaraUna" (Raff); (4) "Andante Pas torale" (Merkel): (6) "Marche Cortege' from "Heine de Saba" (Gounod i. Mtaa R. Fowler will sing. Good Shepherd Vancouver avenue and Sell wood streets; Rev. John Dawson, rector. Sunday school 10 a. m.; holy communion 11 A m , evening prayer and sermon 7 30. St, Andrew's Peninsula; Rev. John Dawson, rector. Afternoon service at I o'clock. All Saints' Twenty-second and Reed streets; Rev. Robert Hope, pastor. Sun day services at 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m. OongregatlonaL First Park and Madison streets. Rev. E I, House. D. D, pastor. 10:20 a. "Church Union versus Sectarianism;" 7:20 p. rn . sermon to railroad men, "The Great Trip;" 12 15 p. m . Sunday school. Rev. H. A. Start, superintendent; 6 30 p. rn , Y. P. 8 ('. E. ; choir, Mrs. Rose Bloch Bauer. Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong. W. H. Boyer. W. A. Montgomery; Prof. W. H. Hover, choir director; Miss Leonora Fisher, organist. Pilgrim Chapel Second street, neer Lincoln. Rev. H. A. Start, pastor 1:20 a. m, Sunday school, W. D. Scott, au perlntendent. Sunnyslde Corner Bast Taylor and East Thirty-fourth streets. Rev. J. J. Staub, pastor. 10:20 a. m., "The Strength of the Early church;" 7:20 p m . 'The Anchor That Holds;" Sunday school at 10 a. m., S. C. Pier, superintendent; Christian Endeavor service at 6:20, Miss Laura Mosher, leader. Highland Corner Preacott and East Sixth street North. Rev. A. M Rock wood, pastor. Bible school. 10:00 a. m, L. H. Morgan, superintendent; 11 a. m. sermon by the paator; Junior Endeavor service. S p. m , Senior Endeavor, 6:30 p. m ; 7:20 p. m . "Burning Questions of the Day;" 5, 'The Question of the Sab bath." Has sain Street East Seventh street North and Haasalo. Rev. Charles E. Chase. 10:20, service with sermon; 12, Sunday school; 6:20, Christian Endeavor; 7:20. service with sermon. Mississippi Avenue Comer of Mis sissippi avenue and Fremont street. Rev. C. M. Smythe, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a, m . J. H. Upham, superintendent; 11 a. m . "Cleansing the Temple;" 7:20 p. m . 'False Ideas of Salvation;" 6:20 p. m. Christian Endeavor. First Services tomorrow at 10:20 a. m. and 7:20 p. m. The pastor. Rev. Ed gar P. Hill. D. D., will preach morning and evening. In the evening the second In series of sermons on general topic, "Old Plcturea In New Frames," the spe cial subject being "What Makes a Heathen T" Calvary Corner Eleventh and Clay streets. Rev. W. 8. Gilbert, paator. 10:20 a. m . "Instincts"; svsntng, monthly praise service; "Joseph. Bon of Jacob." This Is the first of a series of four Sun day evening sermons, the remaining topics being "Joeeph of Ariraathea," "Joseph Called Barshabas," "Joseph, Husband of Mary": choir. Miss Ltnehan, soprano; Miss Bpence'r, alto; Mr. Jones, tenor: Mr. Street, baritone; Miss Msrgaret Lamberaon, organist. At Ths Temple, 2:20 p. m ; Toung Peo ple's service, 6:20 p. m.; popular evening service, 7:20 p. m. There will be bap tism snd Dr. Brougher will preach on "Ths Common People's Foes." Special music by The Temple quartet and chorus choir. Bethany Sell wood. Preaching by Rev. Hollcraft at 7:46 p. m , Bible school 10 A m. Second East Seventh and Ankeny streets. Rev. 8. C. Lapham. pastor. 10:20 a. m. "The Unencumbered Life;"' Bible school at noon;' Young People's Union at 6:20; 7:20 p. m . "Humanity's Desth In Adam and Life in Christ;" baptism at the close of the evening ser vice. Music Of the day under the direc tion of Miss M. Chambers; J. F. Bam ford, organist. Central Woodmen of the World build ing, East Sixth and East Alder streets. William, F. Randall, minister. Sermon by Rev. N. L Holcroft at 10:46 a. in.; Bible school at 12 m. ; sermon by Rev. N. L Holcroft at 7:20 p. m. Immanuel Secondand Meade streets Mead M. Bledsoe, pastor. 10:20, 'The Lord's Supper"; communion service at the. close of the sermon: Bible school at ths noon hour (Will Hale, superintend ent); B. T. P. U. masting at 6:20 p. m.; preaching at 7:30 by Rev. M. D. McCle latid. paator ef the Fourth Presbyterian church. Mr. Charles H. Hart will sing at both services. Centenary Corner East Pine and Ninth streets. William II Heppa, D. D . paator. Morning theme. "The Mighty Indweller;" the monthly special musical program at 7:20 p. m.; the pastor will apeak briefly on "The Accuracy of Di vine Bookkeeping;" Sunday aohool at 12:15 p. m.; Epworth League at 6:16" p. m ; Juniors at 4:00 p. m.; morning class at 6:20 s. m. Trinity Corner East Tenth and'Orant atreeta. Rev. Harold Oberg. paator. Services morning and evening; Sunday school at 10 a, m. ; Epworth League at 6:20 p. m . leader, Mra. B. Lee Paget. Grace Corner Twelfth and Taylor streets Gilbert Ward Denlston. acting pastor. 9:30 a. m . elaaa meeting; 10:20 a. m, "Vital Religion the World's Need;" 12:16 p. m . Sunday school; 6:20 p. m Epworth League devotional meeting 7:20 p. m., "A Searching Question." Taylor Street Dr. Francis Burgette Short, paator. 2:30 a. m, claaaes; 10:20 a m, holy communion; 12:11 p. m, Sun day school; 6:30 p. m . Epworth League; 7:20 p. m, evening sermon, subject. "A Good Investment." the paator will speak on "The Biography of a Good Man.' Sunday school at 10 A m ; Luther league at 6:46, and will be led by Mra. W. W. Deinlnger, subject, "The Lord's Prayer."' Norwegian 46 North Thirteenth atreet. Rev. J. M. Nervlg, pastor. Ser vices at 11 a. m. and 6 p. m , Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Our Savior's Norwegian Synod Cor ner East Tenth and Grant, O. Hagoes, pastor. Services at ll a. m. and 7:20 p m.: Sunday school at 6:20. BvangeUoal Association. First English Corner East Sixth and Market streets. Rev. G. W. Plumer, pastor. Worship and sermon on "Con secrated for Service." 11 a. m.. service and sermon on. "Is Thy Heart Right"" 8 p. m.; Sunday school, 10 a, m.; Junior al liance. 2:30 p. m , Young Peoples alli ance, 7 pm. Methodlst Episcopal Ohnroh South. First 171 M Second street. Foresters' hall ; E H. Mowre, paator. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:20 p. m ; Sunday school 10 a. m.; Epworth league 6:20 p. rn Rev. J. T. Lewton will occupy the pulpit at 11 a, in, and the pastor In ths evening. T. Sg . C. AY. Association auditorium. Fourth and Yamhill. Sunday club, I p. m.; address on "Manhood" by Dr. A. A. Morrison, pastor Trinity Episcopal church; half hour concert by Coulter's orchestra; solos by Miss Ethel Shea, contralto. Christian Science. First Scottish Rite cathedral. Mor rison and Lownsdale streets. Services. 11 a, m. and I p. m.; "God the Only Cause, and Creator; Sunday school at cloae of morning service; Wednesday evening meeting, 8 o'clock. Uaiisissllst, First East Couch aad Eaat Eighth, li a. m . subject, "Evil, and a Note of Confidence;" Sunday school, 12:16 p. m. First Corner Park and Columbia streets; E. 8. Muckley, pastor. 10:20 a m, "The Perfect Bond"; 7:46 p. m. "Faith va. Feeling"; Bible school 12:15 p. m. ; Christian Endeavor societies 6:26 p. m. Rodney-Avenue Corner Rodney ave nue and Knott street; Albyn Esson, pas tor, service with sermon at 11 a, m , service with sermon at 7:20 p. m ; Sun day school at 6:46 a. m. ; Christian En deavor at 6:30 p. m. Csntral Corner Twentieth snd East Salmon streets; Rev. J. F. Gbormley, pastor. Services st 10:46 a. m.; Sunday school 12 m.; Junior 2:20 p. m. ; aervlces at 7:45 under the auspices of ths C. W. B M. An Instructive and entertaining program will be rendered by the young members or the auxiliary to the C. W. B. M . aasisted by the Juniors. Louie Hugh, superintendent of our Portland Chinese mission, will tell something of his work. United Evangelical. First Corner of East Tenth and Sher man streets. Rev. T. K. Smith, pastor. 10 a. m, Sunday school; 11 a. m . preach ing, subject, "National Deliverance"; 6:20 p. m, Christian Endeavor; 7:20 p. m, preaching, subject, "A Prescher In a Tight Place." Second United Corner Fargo and Kerbv streets, Rev. J. Bowersox. pastor. Preaching at 11 a. ra. on "A Study of God's Providences," and at 7:20 p. m : Sunday school at 10 a. m. ; K. L C. E at 6:46 p. re st. Johns E. E. McVlcker. pastor. Preaching Sunday ,11 a. m. and 7:20 p. m. ; morning aubject, 'The Results, of Being With Christ"; evening. "Why Ood Does Not Kill the Devil"; Sunday school. 10 a. m.; Jr. K. L C. E 2:30 p .m.; Sr. K. L C. E, 6:46 p. m. Christian Science. Second Auditorium building, Third. between Taylor and Salmon streets. Sunday services 11 a. m. and 8 p. m . subject, "Ood, the Preserver of Man"; Hundsy school, 11 a. m. In the reading rooms; Wednesday meeting. 6 p. m. : free reading rooms open dally from 10 s ra. to 6 p. m. In the same building. The White Temple Corner Twelfth and Taylor streets. Rev. J. Whltcomb, Brougher. D. D, pastor. "One Accord- prayer meeting. 10:16 a m 10:20 a. in "The Program of the Holy Spirit." New St. James'. English West Park and members will be welcomed and the I Jefferson streets, J. A. Leas, pastor. Ird s supper observed. Bible school, I Services at 11 a. m. snd 7:46 p. m, con 12:10 p. m . Home Department exercises ducted by the paator. In the evening aTisnsllsnsnsMi. - ' Berea Mission Second and Jefferson streets, Rev. J. H. Allen paator. 10:20 A m. sermon by Rev. C D. Sawtelle, superintendent Christian and Missionary alliance, 7:20 p. ra. ; preaching under the direction of Holiness mission. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day nainia services every ounoay, AilBKy building hall, 400, comer Third and Mor rison streets, at 11:20 a, m. and 7:20 p. m. Penlel Mission 265 Salmon street Dr George D. Watson will hold meeting at 2:20 and 7:20 p m. and every day during me week at same hours. Sunnyslde Friends' Church Corner of Thirty-fifth and East Main streets, Ed ward D. Smith, pastor. Preaching by pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. ; Sab bath school, 10 a. m. ; Christian En deavor service, 6:20 p. m. Millennial Dawn G. A- R. hall, north east corner Second and Morrison streets. Services at 2 p. rn. Olive Branch Gospel Mission First and Clay. Services every evening and Sunday at 2; gospel holiness is taught. Volunteers of America Now in new hall, Ankeny between Third and Fourth, Captain and Mra Arents in charge. Ser vices every evening and Sunday at 2. The Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:20 p. m.; Sunday school at 10 a. m.; '. H. I. 8, at 6:20 p. m. Corner of Williams avenue and Ivy street. Church of Ood Regular meetings in chapel at 430 Hawthorne, avenue. Serv ices Sunday 2:80 and 7 p. m . Sunday school 1 p. m. Y. W. C A. Sixth and Oak streets. Vesper service Sabbath at 3:45 p. m. ; Miss 8. C Gage Will speak, and Miss Grace Gilbert will sing. All women cor dially Invited. HOW ONE WHO SUCCEEDS RAISES POTATOES. ARRY CUMMING8 of Hardman. Morrow county, an extensive nd very successful potato raiser, writes ss follows in the Pacific Homestead: I have been growing potatoes here for 20 years. It Is a fact that I have had better success with seed the slse of a hen's egg than when 1 planted from large potatoes. I do not claim that the small potatoes make the best seed, but I do claim that the small potatoes make Juat aa good seed as the large potatoes. I cut a potato the alse of a hen's egg Into three pieces. A potato the slse of a walnut I plant whole, while I al ways drop two pieces In a hill and make the hills from 20 to 24 Inches apart. Aa nearly aa I can I plant my potatoes during the dark of the moon. I do not know that It will make a better crop by so doing, but I see so many wise old heads that are so successful in their undertakings who believe It ah solutely necessary to plant their root crops In the dark of the moon, and, as the old lady says. If It does no good It does no harm. The moon has s great KNOW THY FUTURE! . CLA IRVQVAINT SPECIAL, THIS WEEK $10 Complete THE WONDERFUL BUDAH BERNIQLE The Vellexl Prophetess Readings 50c TXX.UI TOU A2TD WhTOSS TOV arras tou the bscbxt iow to CMAJaM AUTO OOsRBOL. TSfBJSTI TEAM pBAcncnro CliATJsVOTAaTT. Be positive sat I of say powers to tail the psst. present sod fa tors sad exactly what yea waat to knew, tket I will make NO CHARGE! NO CHABGBI unless roo obtsln perfect satlataetton aad and mo sopsrlor to all MEDIUMS. CLAIRVOYANTS and PALMISTS In this city. KNOW THY I UTUSX. ra ee: free : freei IF NOT CORRECT. -' Poettlrely BMBtloslag your sweetheart's fall name. Settles love qnsrrela and promptly re unites the separated, ae matter how long stsndlng. She tells yon everything, good or bad; bear the truth, and nothing but the Is Enf Itsh. French yon b truth She slTea res dings ana uermsn. No sun or woman has ever been consulted In more notable affairs than she. In Europe and America she has advised thousands In rsrioua walks of Ufa. aad always to their advantage. "I Tdl Your Name" This OCCULT WONDER is placed in a class by her self, towering head and shoulders over every rival, and Is recognised by the PROFESSION as their BRIGHTEST STAR. Born With a Double Veil Educated in Occult Scicnca in Egypt and India London a most famoos palmist aad elatrvoy aat to acknowledged by press sad pablle the greatest using dSaD TKANCE MKDIL'M She tells what yoa rams for before yoa utter a word; does not ask questions, as matter what your trouble may be. Call, aad see will golds you with certainty higher than human power. Tells yoa the troth, good or bad. It msy be of vital uteres! to you So know tbs Mitcoms of roar sreeeat distress. The happiness of your future life msy de pend upon the right solution aad proper sll las, There are so mis cakes la the predictions made by the great and wonderful deal trance medium. Too may wish to know If it Is advisable to make a chauge la hustnsss. la love. Is mar riage. TShall I anceeed la my new undertaking " '';' I obtain my bones, my wishes, my ambltlousT "Shall I erer enjoy the Iniartea of wealth V "Can I trust my friends?" "Whoa shall I marry T" "Bow often aball I marry" "Shall I ever be divorced!" "Does another share the love that rightfully be loirs to mar' "If so, whom T" "Am 1 loved la retoraj" "la the.e a rival la my lover' "When shall my love affatsv terminate Is msrrtsger" "When ah a II mr domestle troubles and?" "How csn I mate my life and boms happy" "When shall my abeeat friend return?1' DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM "Whr do I not receive a letter?" "Ia sty dlsesse rorahje T ' "Shall I win my lawsaltY' OFFICE HOURS 10 A. M. TO S P. M. 8UNDAY AND DAILY. 4,91 MORRISON STREET, COR. f If Til T. larlors. Clairvoyant 2 Palmist I OO WHERE THE CROWD OOBS THE CROWNED PRINCE OF ALL TRANCE MEDIUMS We PROPHET The Noted Clairvoyant and Trance Medium has arrived and can be consulted upon all affairs ' ' . , of human destiny. SS astonishes all callers, men, women, youths aad belles. We oaunot tell how he tells wonders, we eaa only tell he Usually Gives Harm and Dates and Date of Marriage. He reads your entire life from infancy to old age through the past, present and future; he describes your dally conduct from the early dawn of reason on to the very threshold of eternity. Gives valuable advice on all matters of Interest In business snd law, divorce, matrimony, social or do mestic affairs, unites the separated and consummates speedy and happy marriages. W OBSUJTObu at whose hands are calloused by the hardihood of toil and ill paid drudgery, may yet hold up their weary heads and know the blessings that wealth bestows and the homage due opulence. WOmSTsTO WOaCXsr in SOU, do you bemoan your most unhappy fate? Instesd of breathing the fresh, health-laden air of the blushing dawn, you are found in the dust and drudgery of the household, no longer Is ths glow of the rose and the lily found on your cheeks, but pale are they and wan and furrowed with care. No longer do your eyes sparkle or gracea sport in their liquid depths, but tear-suffused they wearily look back over a path where roses have faded and thorny Indeed la the way. To look forward la but to catch the ominous breaking of a path that leads but to toil too arduoua for hope. . STO AJTD TJLUSSM This medium can read your fu fure aa though It were woven In the loom of the gods. He can point to you the threada that lead to blighted Jffectlona. or love and joy and peaoe. A little advice Iven a little word spoken, may point the way, and fe for you will be a charming Paradise, where hus band, home and happiness will be an alliterative trinity upon which any trusting heart may rear a kingdom of love. Snaps rXBsSTT CAM 111 DAWK of the Ademle man, Ood wrote a record In his head, heart and hand, to guide htm through the land, that he might not go astray on hta earthly way. UII roiaui how to read, the record haa been, but Ood haa given me the wladom to read It unto thee. So come one and all, both young and old, and see what can be told. S. do VOU ever notice that some nacintx aaasi to have good luck all the time? No matter what they do they aeem to prosper, while others have auch a hard time to get along. No matter how hard they try, they And that at the end of the year they are no better off than when they started There la a cause of this, also a remedy. Call aad secure it. 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Oreatest Medium and pro moter of success this world has ever known. If you do not deserve success, health and happlneaa and J. S. C. cannot help you, he will honestly and fearleasly tell you so. BXtSAZsT mot tjt vamxmmm but seek the light and knowledge and learn what the mysterious future holds forth for you. flsshlnsr across the dark ened say mis nriinani raeaium rrom serosa the ocean falls In our midst to dispel the heavy gloom and bitter woe from the thousands of blighted hearts. Hies $20 Readings This Week (Cl.OO Call Today. Charges in Reach of All. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. PARLORS AT 187 WEST PARK, PORTLAND, OR si Influence on this planet, and I see no reason why It should not have an in fluence on vegetation. I believe it Is the moon that creates the tide, and we all look forward to a change In the moon for a change In the weather. In the face of these facta It ia not absurd to think that the moon haa an Influence on vegetation. The spring of 1886 seed potatoes were nearly out of the ques tion. I got about 160 pounds of very small potatoes. I cut them In as many sections ss possible so thst I would hsve enough seed. When nearly through planting I found that I would have enough aeed without cutting the last peck, so I plsnted them whole. The letter grew much faater than those I cut, the vines being more than twice aa large and thrifty, showing conclusively thst the small pieces were too small to give the required nourishment to the vine, but after they got well rooted they grew well, and at digging time they were as nice and yielded aa well as those planted whole. It waa the third of June when I plowed my ground, and I have never raised a better crop of potatoes than those were. About 18 years ago we had a potato famine here. I put away three sacks of my choicest potatoes to have seed for snother year and sold sll the rest of my crop, keep ing the small potatoes to plant for s general crop. At. C. A. Rhea's place on Rhea creek I saw a box of very small potatoes ranging In slsa from a hasel nut to a walnut. Mr. Rhea plants amsll potatoes snd plants them whole, end the potatoes In the box were the culls from his planting. As I had plenty of good ground I suggested I plant those potatoes and glv him as msny mors good potatoes In the fall. I planted the three sacka of .choice potatoes on a two and a half acre tract and planted the atuff I VDt Of Mr. Rhea by the aide of them and planted the rest of the tract In corn. At digging time the potatoes raised from the smsll seed lots of the seed being no larger than hasel nuts were Just aa large. Just aa nice and aa good a yield as ths potatoes raised from choice seed. After sampling the patch I did not keep those separate that grew from choice seed, and my FINDS VALUABLE DIAMOND PIN Professor Van Cortland 313H Washington Street, Does Some fore Wonderful Clairvoyant Beoovs a (rood Story. Profaoser Tan Cartload, the clairvoyant, whose parlors are st SlSVt Washington street, has a habit of doing wonderful things that strikes the pabllc fsncy snd reaches wide pub licity. The latest msrrelooa feat be boo accompllsbeil wss tbls week, when he located a beautiful ami to a prominent business man of this city. ni nan lost me pin rroro nia room. sna. si In that bsd been saleable diamond bajr though he bad his suspicions where tbe article or jeweiry nsfi gone, unner toe ctrcoosstances nothing coold be sold. i Processor Vso Oortlend wss consulted snd, throtisb bis clslrvoysnt powers, be loested the article and It has been recovered by the owner. Tbe story la the talk of his friends, aad tbe vbole matter would make a very pretty new. paper atory, hut, under the circumstances, the parties directly Involved will not talk for publication unoa tbe subject. Professor van Cortland soya be never peers Into other people's affalra noless It la per fectly proper to do so ; but In tbe eaae of loot property be la a practical help to the pel aim who wants to recover lost articles. This clairvoyant power Is ss aeenrate aa the scent of a bloodhound la tracing tbe kteatloa of the lost object Another test Is ronatsntly making Praofeaeor Van Cortland's patrons marvel. It la the fact ibat be will give yon lucky numbers and suar sstsee to return your fee If the numbers do not turn out as he predicts. Row he can de this no one can oay. but that be doea It hua dreds can testify every month. There never wss s time when so msny people bad smsll sums to Invest la business ventures la this vicinity. This Is the largest portion of Professor Van Cortland's work. He Invariably advises these people of smsll capital how they can be a ore to gala by an Inrestroent If be la consulted he caa tell surely whether you would win a lose. The address to. PROFESSOR VAN CORTLAND - 313$ Washington Street Corner of Sixth Street entire crop was aa good as One could wish for. The same tract of two and a half acres four years ago in potatoes brought me 8186 an acre for the entire tract. Tbe aoil Is a sandy loam. least year I planted about 176 sacks nf pota toes and this year I planted about the same amount. My potatoes average 81 a sack. I sort carefully, and the small and sunburnt ones I keep for seed.