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Home for the Aged-E 20th, s e cor E Irving. Sisters of Mercy in charge.
Home for Unemployed Women- 3051/2 3d. Mrs. Henry Coe, Pres .; Mrs. Emma Porter, matron.
House of Mercy-31 16th N. Con- ducted by Sisters of Mercy.
Keeley Institute-314 6th. James Barr, Mngr. and physician. The only authorized . Keeley Institute now in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Keller, 'G. M., Sanitarium-Cleve- iand Av near Highland.
Mt. Tabor Nervous Sanitarium, for Nervous, Mental, Drug and Al- cohol cases. Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, medical director. Mt. Tabor car line C. & S. Ry.
Odd Fellows' Home-Trustees: W. T. Williamson, Pres .; Mrs. An- nette Weatherford, Sec .; Thos. F. Ryan. Treas .; Richard Scott, Mrs. Eila J. Metzger, Mrs. Ella Glenn.
Patton Home for Old Ladies- 975 Michigan Av. Mrs. Hester A. Cook, matron.
Portland Sanitarium-Montgom- ery, bet 1st and 2d. Wm. R. Sim- mons, physician and Supt .; Mrs. Lura M. Simmons, matron; Elder W. W. Sharp, chaplain and Treas .; L. R. Stiles, Sec .; Albert F. Kirsh- man, Mngr. gentlemen's treatment rooms.
St. Vincent's Hospital - Cornell, head of Hoyt. Forty Sisters are in daily attendance, assisted by nurses of the training school. The medical staff is composed of Dr. H. E. Jones, Dr. K. A. J. Mackenzie, Dr. W. Jones, Dr. J. F. Bell, Dr. A. C. Smith, Dr. W. H. Boyd, Dr. J. D. Fenton, Dr. H. Lane, Dr. O. S. Binswanger, Dr. A. W. Moore, Dr. R. L. Gillespie, Dr. D. H. Rand, Dr. E. Linden; Dr. Rupert Blue, U. S. Marine Hospital surgeon; Dr. John F. Dickson, specialist, eye, ear, nose and throat; Drs. J. E. Taylor, S. C. Slocum and J. D. Scanlon, resident surgeons; Sister Mary Theresa, pro- vincial superior; Sister Mary Fred- erick, local superior.
Salvation Army Rescue Home- 63 4th. Miss May Morgon, matron.
Surgical Sanatorium, The - 125 20th N. Harry Lane, Pres .; An- drew C. Smith, Vice-Pres .; Robert C. Coffey, Sec.
U. S. Marine Hospital Service- A ward of St. Vincent's Hospital. Dr. Rupert Blue, surgeon in charge. Office, 608 Marquam Bldg.
Women's Hospital-735 Hood. J. W. Morrow, physician.
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Workingmen's Home-292 Burn- side. Under auspices of Salvation Army.
LIBRARIES AND ROOMS.
READING
A. and A. Scottish Rite Library- Marquam Bldg. Robert C. Wright, librarian.
A. O. U. W. Library and Read- Ing Room-A. O. U. W. Temple. B. F. French, librarian.
Cathedral Library Association- 15th, s w cor Davis. Miss Annie Hayden, librarian.
Directories of American Cities and State Gazetteers - 522 Mar- quam Bldg. Free Reference Li- brary. R. L. Polk & Co.
Frazar Library and Free Read- ing Room - 346 Yamhill, rear of Unitarian church. . Open week days from 1 to 10 P. M. and Sun- day afternoons. Miss E. F. Davi- son, librarian.
Free Public Reading Room-193 6th. Mrs. L. A. Mallory, Supt. Open daily 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Free Reading Room and Library, All Saints' Mission-496 22d N. Open every evening from 7 to 10. Rev. E. T. Simpson in charge.
I. O. O. F. Library - 14112 1st. Open from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P. M. G. B. Henry, librarian.
Library Association of Portland -Stark bet 7th and Park. Organ- ized 1864. Library rooms open for the delivery of books from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. daily except Sundays and legal holidays. Dues $5 per year. Contains over 26,000 volumes and over 250 periodicals are kept on file. Maintenance fund. $50,000; book fund, $25,250. Directors: Mil- ton W. Smith, Treas .; C. E. S. Wood, Cor. Sec .; C. A. Dolph, T. L. Eliot, W. K. Smith, Charles E. Ladd, L. A. Lewis, W. B. Ayer, Wm. M. Ladd, Miss Mary F. Fail- ing. D. P. Leach, librarian and Rec. Sec.
Medical Sentinel Free Reading Room-603 Marquam Bldg.
Men's Resort-84 3d N. Wm. Morgan, librarian.
Multnomah Law Library-County Court House. Organized 1891. Open from 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. Dues, $12 per year. Contains 8,000 vol- umes. Milton W. Smith, Pres .; San- derson Reed, Treas .; A. King Wil- son, Sec .; John F. Logan, librarian; F. J. Raley, asst. librarian.
Portland Public Library (Free)- City Hall. G. H. Williams, Pres. Mrs. Orvilla B. Pratt, librarian. Open from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Y. M. C. A. Library and Reading Room-167 4th. H. W. Stone, Sec. Rooms open daily (Sundays ex- cepted), from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M .; Sundays, from 9 to 10:30 A. M., and from 1:30 to 6 P. M.
MILITARY.
Department of the Columbia- U. S. Army.
Headquarters at Vancouver Bar- racks, Wash. Portland offices are located as follows:
Quartermaster's Department - 2211/2 Morrison. Major J. W. Jacobs, U. S. A., Q. M., purchasing and dis- tributing quartermaster.
Paymaster's Department - 2211% Morrison. Major Jerome A. Wat- rous, U. S. A., chief paymaster.
Recruiting Office, U. S. A .- 12 Mckay Bldg. Capt. H. C. Cabell, in charge.
Oregon National Guard.
GOVERNOR AND GOVERNOR'S STAFF
Gov. T. T. Geer, Commander-in- Chief, Salem; Brig. Gen. C. U. Gan- tenbein, Adjt. Gen., Q. M. Gen., Chief of Ord., Pay. M. Gen., Port- land; Col. James Jackson, Insp. Gen., Portland; Col. D. M. Dunne, Com. Gen., Portland; Col. A. B. Gil- lis, Surg. Gen., Salem; Col. I. N. Day, Chief of Engrs., Portiand; Col. S. C. Spencer, Judge Adv. Gen., Portland; Aides-de-Camp: Lt. Col. C. A. Johns, Baker City; Lt. Col, J. A. Wright, Sparta; Lt. Col. M. W. Hunt, Salem. Maj. J. Francis Hughes, Asst. Adjt. Gen., Salem.
BRIGADE COM. AND STAFF.
Brig. Gen. Chas. F. Beebe, Com- mander, Portland; Lt. Col. Geo. T. Willett, Asst. Adjt. Gen., Portland; Maj. Dan J. Moore, com. of Sub., Portland; Maj. Jas. McI. Wood. Ord. Officer, Portland; Maj. H. M. Cake, Judge Adv., Portland; Maj. Frank E. Edwards, Signal Officer, Corvallis; Maj. Sandford Whiting, Surgeon, Portland. Aids, Capts. F. S. Bennett and F. F. Freeman, Portland.
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Headquarters, Portland. Col. Ed- ward Everett, Lt. Col. R. G. Jubits. Maj. F. S. Kelly, Maj. G. C. von Egloffstein. Regimental Staff, Maj. R. C. Yenney, Surgeon; Capt. E.
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C. Mears, Adjutant; Capt. L. H. Knapp, Q. M .; Capt. R. L. Gillespie, Asst. Surg .; Lt. A. H. Kerr, Com. of Subsistence. .
Company A-Oregon City. Capt., F. A. Metzner; First Lieut., H. L. Kelly, Jr .; Second Lieut., F. W. Humphreys.
Company B-Portland. Capt., T. N. Dunbar; First Lieut., F. E. Ed- wards; Second Lieut., H. J. Hayes.
Company C-Portland. Capt., A. W. Clothier; First Lieut., A. W. Bowman; Second Lieut., M. E. Cur- rier.
Company D-Portland. Capt., G. S. Mann; First Lieut., A. L. Trow- bridge; Second Lieut., W. L. Or- mandy.
Company E-Portland. Capt., D. T. Bulger; First Lieut., L. H. Harms; Second Lieut., E. Struplere.
Company F - Portland. Capt., Chas. F. Dick; First Lieut., Chris- tian Nielson; Second Lieut., Frank S. Baker.
Company G-Portland. Capt., M. S. Jameson: First Lieut., Ryland O. Scott; Second Lieut., W. A. Platts.
INDEPENDENT.
American-Born Chinese Brigade -10 Mulkey Bldg. Company A- Capt., Seid Back, Jr .; First Lieut., Moy Bow Wing; Second Lieut., Ding John. Company B-Capt., Lee Fay; First Lieut., Henry Quong; Second Lieut., Low Gun.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES AND CLUBS.
American Assn of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels-Ft Ash. First and third Saturdays. W. H. Pope, C. C.
American-Born Chinese Assn- Meets every other Saturday at 10 Mulkey Bldg. Seid Back, Jr., Pres .; Moy Bow Wing, Vice-Pres .; Lee Poy, Rec. Sec .; Lee Sun See, Fin. Sec.
Arion Society-2311 Oak. Meets first Wednesday. A. Lobsien, Sec.
Arlington Club-West Park, n w cor Alder. H. W. Goode, Pres .; Sanderson Reed, Sec ..
Barbers' Union No. 75-A. O. U. W. Temple. Tuesday.
Beth Israel Congregation-Temple 12th and Main. Sol Hirsch, Pres .; J. Strauss, Sec .; Rev. Stephen M. Wise, Rabbi.
British Benevolent Society-Wm. MacMaster, Pres .; John Latta, Sec. Caledonian Club-21 Mckay Bldg.
Saturdays, 8 P. M. James w. Sharp, Chief.
Central Democratic Club-524 Cham. of Com Bldg. Meets first Tuesday of every month, 8 P. M.
Chamber of Commerce of Port- land-Bldg n s Stark, bet 3d and 4th; office, 246 Washington. George Taylor, Pres .; I. N. Fleischner, Sec .; E. C. Masten, Asst. Sec.
City Board of Charities-213 4th. Organized for the purpose of sys- tematizing charities. Thomas N. Strong, Pres .; C. E. Ladd, Treas .; W. R. Walpole, Sec. Tel. 717.
Commercial Club - 8th floor Chamber of Commerce Bldg. H. M. Cake, Pres .; C. B. Williams, Sec.
Concordia Club-12812 6th. Gus Simon, Pres .; Louis Rau, Sec .; F. M. Cohn, Treas.
C. Columbo Benevolent Society- 226 Madison. Second Saturday. Ernest Bonfante, Pres .; Martino Cereghino, Sec.
Council of Jewish Women-Miss Ida Loewenberg, Sec.
Der Danske Forening (Danish Aid Society)-524 Cham. of Com. Bldg. R. Anderson, Pres .; P. Skov- borg, Sec.
Deutscher Militar Verein - 232 Yamhill. Meets first and third Wednesday. Paul Jaschina, Pres .; Emil Wolff, Sec.
Exempt Firemen's Association- City Hall. Organized Sept., 1874. Meets quarterly, March, June, Sep- tember and December. Peter Tay- lor, Pres .; Robert M. Donovan, Sec.
First Hebrew Benevolent Asso- ciation-3501% Morrison. Meets first Sunday. L. H. Lewis, Pres .; Sol Blumauer, Sec.
First Regiment Band-The Ar- mory. E. O. Spitzner, Director; R. E. Monteith, Mngr .; G. Willis, Sec.
German Aid Society- 414 Morri- son. Adolph Burckhardt, Pres .; Carl Bircher, Sec. and Agt.
German Eintracht Soclety-414 Morrison. First and third Mon- days. John Wagner, Pres.
Homoeopathic State Medical So- ciety of Oregon-P. L. Mckenzie, Cor. Sec.
John Burroughs Bird Society- Rev. Wm. R. Lord, Pres.
Judith Montefiore Soclety-Aux- iliary to Beth Israel Congregation. Mrs. J. Oppenheimer, Pres .; Mrs. S. L. Stone, Sec.
Kate Wheelock Whist Club-427 Marquam Bldg.
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So- ciety-Meets at Temple, on 12th, s
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w cor Main. Mrs. A. J. Meier, Pres .; Mrs. Ben Selling, Sec.
Ladies' Relief Society-Alder, s w cor 12th. Organized 1867. First Tuesday. Maintains the Children's Home, w s Corbett, bet Gaines and Lane. Mrs. C. A. Dolph, Pres .; Mrs. Cleveland Rockwell, Sec.
Liquor Dealers' Union - 23012 Yamhill, Third Wednesday, 2 P. M. Hans I. Larsen, Sec. ' Manufacturers' Assn of the Northwest-308 Cham. of Com. E. H. Kilham, Pres .; C. H. McIsaac, Sec.
Mazamas-615 Cham. of Com. T. Brooke White, Pres .; Mark O'Neill, Rec. Sec .; W. F. Brock, Cor. Sec .; W. R. Mackenzie, Treas.
Mining Exchange-Cham. of Com. Bldg. J. E. Haseltine, Pres .; P. J. Jennings, Vice-Pres .; I. G. David- son, Second Vice-Pres .; F. J. Hurd, Sec .; David Goodsell, Treas.
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club-Chapman, head of Morrison. Wm. M. Cake, Pres .; C. L. Gilli- land, Sec .; E. M. Korten, Supt.
Multnomah Bicycle Taxpayers' Assn-Earl C. Bronaugh, Pres .; Will G. Steel, Sec.
Multnomah Driving Assn-H. C. Breeden, Pres .; G. Rosenblatt, Sec.
Multnomah Engine Co. Benevo- lent Assn-Meets annually and at the call of the president. A. Burek- hardt, Pres .; W. T. Stephens, Sec.
Municipal League-12 Labbe Bldg. Thomas N. Strong, Pres .; F. Mc- Kercher, Rec. Sec .; John T. Milner, Cor. Sec.
Musicians' Mutual Assn-57 Mc- Kay Bldg. C. E. York, Pres .; C. L. Brown. Sec.
North Pacific Assn Amateur Oars- men-Rodney L. Glisan, Portland, Pres .; H. W. Kent, Vancouver, B. C., Sec.
Norwegian Double Quartette-343 16th N. J. O. Berg, Pres .; H. T. Berg, Sec.
Oregon Bar Assn-Meets in U. S. Courtroom. L. R. Webster, Pres .; A. F. Flegel, Sec.
Oregon Bicycle Club-401 Dekum Bldg. Byron E. Miller, Sec.
Oregon Camera Club-214 Orego- nian Bldg. W. H. Walker, Pres .; M. P. Goldsmith, Sec.
Oregon Children's Home Society (Auxillary to the National)-603 Marquam Bldg. Rev. I. F. Tobey, State Supt.
Oregon Historical Society-City Hall. H. W. Scott, Pres .; F. G.
Young, Eugene, Sec .; G. H. Himes, Asst. Sec.
Oregon Humane Society-207 2d. D. P. Thompson, Pres .; W. T. Shanahan, Cor. Sec .; George H. Himes, Rec. Sec.
Oregon Pioneer Assn. Meets an- nually, June 15, in Portland. Lee Laughlin, North Yamhill, Pres .; George H. Himes, Sec.
Oregon State Band Assn-329 Col- lege. C. E. York, Pres.
Oregon State Medical Society- W. E. Carll, Oregon City, Pres .; Wm. F. Amos, Portland, Sec.
Oregon Statistical Association- 513 Cham. of Com. W. M. Ki'lings- worth, Pres .; M. J. Clohessy, Sec.
Oregon Yacht Club-Ft E Clay. R. H. Austin, Capt.
Pacific Northwest Immigration Board-246 Washington. E. C. Mas- ten, Sec.
Philharmonic Society-J. K. Gill, Pres.
Portland Art Association - 2d floor Library Bldg. H. W. Corbett, Pres .; Holt C. Wilson, Sec.
Portland Federated Trades As- sembly-90 7th. Charles E. York, Pres .; John Oliver, Sec.
Portland Gruetli Verein-A. O. U. W. Temple. Meets second Satur- day. Melchoir Amacher, Pres .: Jacob J. Krebs, Sec.
Portland Hibernian Benevolent Society - Hibernian Hall. First Monday. P. Farley, Pres .; T. B. McDevitt, Sec. .
Portland Historical Society- Meets 2d and 4th Monday evenings. Col. James Jackson, Pres .; George H. Himes, Sec.
Portland Medical Society-Hotel Portland. First and third Wednes- days. J. F. Bell, Pres .; A. D. Mac- kenzie, Sec.
Portland Military Verein-2301%
Yamhill. Meets first and third Wednesdays, 8 P. M.
Portland Mining Stock Exchange -126 1st. Incorporated Feb. 16, 1900. capital, $10,000. Tyler Woodward. Pres .; L. B. Cox, Vice-Pres .; P. L. Willis, Sec .; C. L. Parker, Mngr.
Portland Rowing Club - 420 Cham. of Com. James McI. Wood. Pres .; R. L. Glisan, Sec. Club House, ft E Morrison.
Portland Seamen's Friend Socl- ety-631% 3d N. E. Quackenbush. Pres .; R. Livingstone, Sec .; Wm. R. Mackenzie, Treas.
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Portland Sketch Club-47 Concord Bldg. Seth Catlin, Pres .; A. E. Doyle, Sec.
Portland Social Turn Vereln-147 4th. Third Thursday. Wm. Vats, Pres .; J. J. Krebs, Sec.
Portland Whist Club-426 Mar- quam Bldg. C. E. Hughes, Pres .; H. P. Holmes, Sec.
Portland Woman's Club - Mrs. Grace W. Ross, Pres .; Mrs. Julia Marquam, Sec.
Portland Women's Unlon-510 Flanders. Mrs. C. R. Templeton, Pres .; Mrs. W. L. Brewster, Cor. Sec .; Mrs. C. E. George, Supt.
Schoolmasters' Club - 702 Mar- quam Bldg. Frank Rigler, Pres .; E. D. Curtis Sec.
State Board of Horticulture-246 Washington. E. L. Smith, Hood River, Pres .; W. K. Newell, Dilley, Commissioner 1st district: L. T. Reynolds, Salem, 2d district; A. H. Carson, Grant's Pass, 3d district; Emii Schanno, The Dalies, 4th dis- trict; Judd Geer, Cove, 5th district; Henry E. Dosch, Portland, Sec.
State Board of Pharmacy -- Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner, Dallas, Pres .; George C. Blakeley, The Dailes, Sec.
Swedish Society Linnea-Carl Ap- plegreen, Pres .; C. F. Anderson, Sec.
Swedish Soclety Nordsjernan - Gustaf Nelson, Pres .; Mrs. Gorda Swenson, Sec.
Swiss Aid Soclety - Commercial Blk. Directors meet second Frl- day. Charles Bircher, Pres .; A. C. Bigger, Sec.
Travelers' Protective Assoclatlon -Office 301 Macleay Bldg. Meets at Portiand Hotel, last Saturday In March, June, Sept. and Dec. Alex- ander Kunz, Pres .; E. Shelley Mor- gan, Sec.
United Commercial Travelers - Elks' Hall. Edward' H. Hamlin, Sec.
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's As- sociatlon-City Hall. John Baker, Pres .; R. Holman, Sec.
Waverly Golf Club - Riverside Links and Club House, Sellwood. Wm. MacMaster, Pres .; P. B. Gif- ford, Sec.
Working Woman's Club-304 De- kum Bidg. Meets Wednesdays, 8 P. M. Miss H. Reinhart, Pres .; Miss A. Julia Kirker, Sec.
Young Men's Institute No. 56-704 Marquam Bldg. John B. Coffey, Pres .; J. E. Mallory, Sec.
Young Men's Republican Club- Cham. of Com. P. G. Eastwick, Jr., Pres .; Thad S. Potter, Sec.
NEWSPAPERS.
American Hebrew News-(Week- ly)-17012 2d. Am. Hebrew News Co., Pub. $2 a year.
Artisan, The-(Monthly)-405 Mar- quam Bldg. Artisan Pub. Co., Pub. $1 a year.
Catholic Sentinel - (Religlous Weekly)-250 Oak. Rev. John C. Hughes, Editor and Bus. Mngr. $1.50 a year.
Church Life - (Monthly) - 249 Stark. Organ of the First Presby- terian Church.
Farmer and Stockman-(Weekly) -12 Hamilton Bldg. Frank C. Ba- ker, Pub. $1 a year.
Columbia River and Oregon Tim- be man-(Mon hly)-18512 Morrison. G. M. Cornwall, Prop. $1 a year.
Commercial Review-(Weekly)- 337 Sherlock Bldg. Leo Peterson, Pub.
Commoner-(Weekly)-22612 Mor- rison. Raiph C. Clyde, Pub. $1.50 a year.
Daily Official Abstract - 22712 Stark. J. C. Stuart, Mngr.
Evening Telegram-325 Alder. C. J. Owen, Mngr. Delivered by car- rlers. 10 cents a week.
Farmer, Stockman and Miner-186 4th. The Western Pub. & Adv. Co. $1.50 a year.
Fruitage - (Monthly) - 162 2d. Frank Lee, Mngr. 50 cents a year.
Guide, The-(Semi-Weekly)-2271/2 Stark. The Guide Pub. Co., Pubs. J. C. Stuart, Mngr.
Japanico-Portlander-95 4th N. John F. Kusima, Ed. and Prop. (Weekly.) $1.70 a year.
Lantern, The - (Weekly) - 12212 Front. Lantern Pub Co. $2.00 a year.
Leader, The - (Semi-Weekly) - 12712 1st. The Leader Pub. Co. 35 cents. a month.
Lewis & Dryden's Rallway and Marine Gulde - (Monthly) - 100 Front. C. H. Crocker, Pub. $1 a year.
Medical Sentinel-(Monthly)-603 Marquam Bldg. Dr. Henry W. Coe, Pub. $2 a year.
Mines and Metals-(Monthly)-310 Cham. of Com. E. D. Stearns, Pub.
Mining and Machinery Review- (Semi-Monthly)-4912 1st. N. Ells -- worth, Pub.
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Missionary Visitor-(Semi-Month- ly)-508 E Everett. North Pacific Tract Society, Pubs. 25 cents a year.
Nachrichten-(Weekly)-8212 2d. A. E. Kern, Mngr. $1 a year.
New Age-(Weekiy)-264 Morri- son. A. D. Griffin, Prop.
North Pacific Rurai Spirit- (Weekly)-8 Hamilton Bldg. M. D. Wisdom, Ed. $1.50 a year.
Northwest Calumet, The- (Monthly)-8 Mulkey Bidg. A. B. Cherry, Pub. $1 a year. Northwest Pacific Farmer (Weekly)-162 2d. Pac. Farmer Co., Props. $1 a year.
Northwest White Ribboner, The- (Monthly)-414 Abington Bldg. Or- gan of the W. C. T. U. Mrs. A. R. Riggs, Ed. and Pub. 50 cents a year.
Official Record and Court Re- porter-(Daily except Sunday)- 1271% 1st. J. L. Wallin, Prop. $1 a month.
Oregon Agricuiturist and Rural Northwest - (Semi-Monthiy) - 65 Union Blk. H. M. Williamson, Ed. 50 cents a year.
Oregon Churchman-(Monthly)- 635 Everett. Organ of the P. E. Church. Rt. Rev. B. Wistar Mor- ris, D. D., Pub. 50 cents a year.
Oregon Fanciers' Monthly-16712 1st. 50 cents a year.
Oregon Native Son-(Monthly)- 184 4th .. Native Son Pub. Co., Pubs. $1 a year.
Oreg n Staats-Zeitung-(Weekiy) -82 20 F. A. Meyer, Editor. $2 a year.
Oregon Sunday School Tidings- (Monthly)-41 E 31st. Published by the State Sunday School Associa- tion. J. R. N. Seiiwood, Ed. and Mngr. 25 cents a year.
Oregonian. The-(Daily, Sunday and Weekly)-135 6th. Oregonian Publishing Co., Pubs. Daily, $7.50 a year: Sunday, $2; Weekly, $1.50. Delivered by carriers, 15 cents a week; with Sunday edition, 20 .cents.
Pacific Baptist-(Weekly)-Good- nough Bidg. Pacific Baptist Pub. Co., Pubs. Rev. C. A. Wooddy and W. W. Brooks, Eds. $2 a year. Pacific Christian Advocate - (Weekly)-409 Commerciai Bik. Rev. A. N. Fisher, Editor. $2 a year.
Pacific Christian-(Weekly)-403 Oregonian Bldg. Pac. Christian Pub. Co., Pubs. $2 a year.
Pacific Drug Review-(Monthly) -4th floor Sherlock Bldg. Peaslee Bros., Pubs. $1 a year.
Pacific Monthiy-Cham. of Com. Pacific Monthly Co., Pubs. $1 a year.
Pacific Musical Times-(Monthly) -329 Coilege. Charies E. York, Mngr. and Editor.
Pacific Odd Feliow-(Monthly)- 169 Union Av N. W. A. Wheeler, Pub.
Portiand Chronicle-(Republican Weekiy)-1051/2 1st. Fred A. Dun- ham & Co., Pubs. $2 a year.
Portland Tradesman-(Bi-Week- ly)-4912 1st. Norman Ellsworth, $1 a year.
Portiand Weekly Dispatch-17115 2d. A. Noltner, Editor and Prop. $1.50 a year.
Pythias-(Monthly)-16212 2d. K. of P. organ. A. E. Tozier, Pub. 50 cents a year.
Saturday Eye-(Weekly)-2261/2 Morrison. Hyman H. Cohen, Pub.
Senator, The-(Monthly)-1st Na- tionai Bank Bldg. James H. Mc- Kibben, Pub. and Prop. K. of P. organ. $1 a year.
Sunday Mercury-(Weekly)-247% Stark. Wm. P. Swope, Pub. $2 a year.
Sunday Welcome, The-(Weekly) -1711% 2d. Morris Senosky, Ed. and Prop. $2 a year.
Town Topics - (Weekly) - 1271 1st. Richard Clinton, Pub. $2 a year.
Travelers' Protective Assn. Pock- et Guide-(Monthly)-301 Macleay Bidg. E. Shelley Morgan, Sec. Trinity Parish Messenger - (Monthly)-275 Morrison. Sea'y and Van Fridagh, committee Brother- hood of St. Andrew, Pubs. 50 cents a year.
Vidnesbyrdet, The - (Weekly) -- 1221% Front. $1 a year.
Worid, The-1621% 2d. World Pub. Co., Pubs. $1 a year.
World's Advance Thought, The- (Monthiy)-193 6th. Mrs. Lucy A. Mailory, Editor. 50 cents a year. Young American - (Monthly) - 162 2d. Binford Bros., Pubs. 10 cents a year.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Arion Haii-2311% Oak. Chinese Theater-8712 and 1331% 2d.
Cordray's Theater-Washington, s e cor Park. Seating capacity, 1,500.
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Marquam Grand Opera House-N s Morrison, bet 6th and 7th. S. C. Heilig, Mngr. Seating capacity, 1,800.
Metropolitan Theater-3d, s e cor Yamhill. C. H. Jones, Mngr.
POSTOFFICE.
MAIN OFFICE.
Federal Bldg. Bet 5th and 6th, Yamhill and Morrison.
General Delivery-Open from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M., and Sundays from 10 to 11 A. M.
Money Order Office-Open from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. .
Registry Department-Open from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Postmaster-A. B. Croasman.
Assistant Postmaster-Walter F. Matthews.
Money Order Division-George F. Whitehouse, Supt.
Registry Divlslon-S. N. Alford, Supt.
Stamp Clerk-E. W. Godfrey.
Malling Division-C. P. Holla- way, Supt. of Malls.
Box Dlvlslon-Wm. A. Miller, Supt.
Clty Dellvery Division-Zollie A. Leigh, Supt.
Carrier Division-Henry M. Bar- rett, Supt. of Carrers.
CARRIER LIMIT.
Letters addressed to parties out- side of the carrier distribution are not taken out by carriers, nor even sent to the stations, but are inva- rlably retained In the general de- Ilvery of the maln postoffice. So that It is of the utmost Importance that the outside boundaries of the carrler limits should be understood.
THE WEST SIDE distribution can easily be described in general terms, as within the following 11m- Its, viz .: From York street on the north to Seymour avenue on the south, and from the river west to and including Willamette Heights, City Park and Portland Heights, and not Including Seventh Street Terraces and Marquam Hill.
THE EAST SIDE limits are so Irregular as to be describable only by a boundary llne, as follows: Beginning at the Willamette river in Albina at, and including, the U. P. Terminal Grounds, thence north along Maryland Av to Prescott St, thence east along Prescott to Con- gress St. thence north along Con- gress to Golng St, thence east to Williams Av, thence north to Flor-
ence St, thence west along Flor- ence to Union Av, thence south along Union Av to Failing St, thence east to E 9th St, thence south to Fremont St, thence west to E 7th St, thence south along E 7th to Thompson St, thence east along Thompson to E 24th St, thence south to E Washington St, thence east to E 26th St, thence north to E Ankeny St, thence east to E 28th St, thence south to E Stark St, thence east to E 41st St, or the city boundary. Then south along said boundary to Hawthorne Av, thence west to Marguerlte Av. After taking in that avenue to No. 385, the line continues west along Hawthorne Av to E 14th, thence south to Division St, thence east to E 24th St, thence south along E 24th to Bismarck St, thence west to the river, thence north along the river to place of beginning at Al- bina.
STATION A.
106 Unlon Av-Kirk Sheldon, Supt. The distribution of this sta- tion covers what was formerly East Portland, and is comprised In the territory from Hancock (be- tween Larrabee and E 7th streets) and Thompson (between E 7th and E 24th streets) to Bismarck on the south, and from the river to E 24th St, except that E 20th forms the boundary Ilne between Stark St and Hawthorne Av.
STATION B.
230 Russell - John H. Steffen. Supt. Comprises all of Albina and the carrier territory north of Mc- Millen and Weidler Sts to Grand Av.
STATION C.
990 Belmont-E. C. Minor, Supt. Sunnyside, or between E Stark St and Hawthorne Av and E 20th and E 41st Sts.
SUBURBAN POSTOFFICES.
ยท Central-S e cor Claremont Av and E Ankeny car line. James Channing, P. M.
Fulton-1624 Macadam. Abraham L. Speake, P. M.
Lents-S s Foster rd, 1/2 mile east Oregon City rd. Mrs. C. B. Coff- man, P. M.
Milwaukle - Oscar WissInger, P. M.
Montavilla-S s Base Line rd, 2 mlles east limits. Mrs. W. A. Bur- dett, P. M.
92
R. L. POLK & co's
Mt. Tabor-Base Line rd, s e cor West Av. E. S. Brubaker, P. M.
Palestine-Section Line rd, 1/4 mile east West Av. Albert Vail, P. M.
Peninsular - Peninsular Av, n e cor Pippin. Mrs. Lydia A. Carter, P. M.
Russellville-N s Base Line rd, 21/2 miles east limits. A. Harvey Buxton, P. M.
St. Johns-Mrs. A. S. Clark, P. M. Sauvies-Sauvies Island. J. Law- rence Reeder, P. M.
Sellwood - Albert B. Hemstock, P. M.
Tremont-Mrs. M. J. Norton, P. M.
University Park - Dawson, near Fiske. G. H. Hemstock, P. M.
West Portland-G. F. McCulloch, P. M.
Woodlawn-458 Dekum Av. Miss Sannle L. Davis, P. M.
Woodstock-On car line just out- side city limits. Mrs. Minnle R. Collins, P. M.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
8th Division-Robert H. Barclay, Asst. Supt .; F. E. Whitney, Chief Clerk; Clifford N. Terrell, Asst. Clerk. 3d floor, Postoffice Bldg.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND HALLS.
Abington Bullding-10612 3d.
Ainsworth Block - 3d, n w cor Oak.
Alisky Building-Morrison, n w cor 3d.
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