THE !NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OKEGON.
TOPICS OF
THE TIMES.
French niiBlopliofoln Is somewhat
complicated with I'tislioilltis.
The Amcrlcnn mule now has a chance
to make a new military reputation for
himself In South Africa.
Thorn are nconlu who nilmlro a cheer
ful liar, but it cheap liar has neither
admiration nor constituents.
There's something In a name. The
physician who gives his patient's dis
ease old fashioned names will fall.
Now the mattress trust has decided to
Advance prices. Feathers are down,
liowever-at least a few feathers are.
An Important difference between the
IJoer and the Spaniard as an enemy Is
that the Iioer can hit what ho shoots at.
A father who tries to kill himself be
cause his daughter marries a cyclist
may bo assumed to have the wrong sort
of wheel.
In the brave old days the crown
prince used to lead the troops to war.
Think of the I'rlnco of Wales ill Unit
capacity I
The English writer who l expatiating
on the "Delirium of Dress" evidently
has n feverish anxiety about the habits
of other people.
That Oklahoma town which put Itself
on wheels and moved to a railway line
certainly displayed true Amerlcan-glt-up-and-gltatlvenesH.
While diamonds may be advancing
oven more In price the right sort of a
lover will be satisfied If this girl only
gets dearer and dearer.
A contemporary mentions tho farmers
rh the country's best stockholders. As
connected with tho plow how about
their being shareholders?
If any other hero wants a home, n
sword, a sliver service, or even so much
ns a napkin ring, he ought to pcnk at
once. Pretty soon there won't be any
thing left but glory.
Zola says what Impressed him most
In Loudon was thu number of hairpins
on tho sidewalks. London must havu
udopted a measure of some sort to
compel the women to throw uway their
concealed weapons.
A stage-struck woman lu suing n dra
liuitli Instructor beciiuso he failed to
make her a star for $1,500. Somu peo
ple couldn't bo inndu stars for 1,500
times that amount. Xo amount of
money will accomplish thu Impossible.
A bigamist In New York complains
that lie has been sentenced for marry
ing live, women when In fact ho only
married three. It Is astonishing how
recklessly tho courts will honietlines
deal with facts. The delicate shades
of dllTcrcneo between triple and qtilii
tuple bigamy should be held sacred.
The death rate In Cuba has this year
been far lower than the average, and
thodcnlh late from the Island's greatest
icourge, yellow fever, has been only
about half as high as the lowest ever
before recorded. Such facts are not one
whit less creditable to our army and
udiiilulstratlou than the most gallant
conduct on the battle-tleld.
It Is too often thu ciu'o that college
Athletics aie carried on almost solely
for tho purpose of achieving victory In
lutercolleglatu contests. Training Is
often governed by thu desires or pros
pects of victory rather than for thu de
velopment and recreation It brings to
the student. Thu victory and not thu
IieitelUs of preparing for a contest Is
tho Incentive. This Is evident not only
in (lie maimer of training but In thu
manner of accepting victory or defeat.
Our victors aru frantically Jubilant and
our vanquished aru hopelessly despond
cut. It Is uiuiuestlouably truu that up to
n decade ago a great deal of advertis
ing was chnractcrlxcd by bluster and
exaggeration. Thu two essential fea
turesreliability ami liistruetlvenesH
which havu rendered thu present-day
an of advertising In a popular news
paper so successful were In a great do
free lacking. Thu uiei chant seemed
10 simply want to yell to tho public
through tho speaking trumpet of his
Advertisements. On tho other hand,
uiodern trade announcements engen
der In thu public mind a couildeiicu In
thu advertiser which Is always certain
to havu a protltablu effect upon his
business.
Thu little Statu of lthodu Island ap
pears to be In an extraordinary situa
tion so far as Its constitution Is con
cerned. That Instrument declares that
"tho basis of our political system Is
thu right of the people to make and
(titer their cniMltuilous of govern
ment." Tho (.Jeueral Assembly thiue
years ago passed a resolution for tho
revision of thu constitution, and the
Governor appointed a committee of
llftccn to do the work. The people In
convention are the proper parties to do
this work, as provided by tho constitu
tion, but the Supremo Court has decid
ed no convention can bo called for that
purpose, ns the (Jeueral Assembly has
no power to call It. This would seem
to bo a predicament with no way out
of It
A lumber Journal rejwts that .13,000
aicu ro engaged In cutting logs for the
market In what Is left of the pine for
ests of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Mich
igan. The bulk of this forest denuda
tion Is In Miunesotn. Wisconsin and
Michigan's lumber supply Is so nearly
exhausted that It now counts for bul
little. At the present rate of destruc
tion Minnesota's supply will be exhaust
ed within ten yenrs, and that will prac
tically be the end of our white pine
product. The da j s of the Southern pine
are also numbered. If It Is thu Inten
tion of the lumber trust to destroy the
forests entirely to satisfy Its greed It It
a little remarkablu It has not put 70.00C
men to work, or twice that number, sc
ns to make an end of them at once. The
entire denudation of thu forests might
be easily accomplished, as forest tires
are now raging in various parts of the
country. If the tree cutters, hunter
nnil campers would only combine theli
energies and act promptly they could
quickly secure the destruction of the
timber supply and leave our wooded
districts a howling waste.
One of thu questions agitating those
who concern themselves with the good
of thu race Is thu alleged rumurknolu
fulling off in tho number of marriages.
Many acute minds have sought mi ex
planation for tills statu of all'ulrs, and
while suggestions us to tho reason tire
sulllcleutly numerous an adequate solu
tion of thu problem Is so far still want
ing. 1'erhaps thu most plausible the
ory is that emanating from u large
class of philosophers who maku ueltlsh
uess thu root of all human action.
Itiiildlug ou this foundation, they al
lege that thu desires of thu modem
wlfu as to those surroundings of her
social position for thu supplying- of
which a big Income is indispensable,
havu become so exacting that it Is Im
possible for thu modern husband, un
lc.sti paiticular.y fortunate In a lluati
clal way, to supply them. Under these
circumstances, It Is said, thu raw ma
terial from which husbands are made,
thu bachelors, prefer to endure thu un
questioned discomforts and lack of per
fect lll'o harmonies In their solitary
Isolation, rather than suffer such sacri
fices as might be Implied In their enter
ing wedlock. This theory no doubt
fairly elucidates thu situation from its
point of view, but there Is still another
phono of thu question that Is well
worth consideration. Its possible In
llueiicu on thu declination of thu mar
riage rate Is not so obvious as thu for
mer may be, but It may exist for all
that. Whether Justly founded or not,
there aru certain beliefs current among
men, usually, It Is true, referred to In a
Jocose way, that at a greater or less
period after marriage the wlfu becomes
exacting as to a husband's hours, hab
its, companions and expenditures, and
that where argument falls she some
times resorts to such forcu as sliu Is
capable of to enforce her views. In thu
(ild days, In splto of these beliefs, wom
an was so generally accepted iih tho
weaker sex that It nppaieutly had no
deterrent effect on men Inclined to
marry. Hut what of thu present? If
investigated It may be found this
lamentable marital defection Is con
temporaneous with thu advent of tho
athletic female. Kvery day wu hear of
her exploits In some new Held of en
deavor associated with such courage,
muscle and miscellaneous ability to
take care of herself, that the mot
careless observer must tako heed. Of
course, It Is not to bu asserted ponl
lively that thu development of athletic
fem'ales has had any positive effect on
thu marriage decrease, but the 1dm Is
given for what It Is worth.
For Yoiir.g Men.
Cultivate a pleasing address. It Is a
great essential to success and one thing
necessary to It Is thu ability to express
your Idea In good, plain, smooth Eng
lish. When you speak let your lan
guage bu the exact expression of your
meaning. Don't muddle up what you
havu to say, nor abbreviate nor tell thu
saniu thing over twice. Formulate your
Idea. That Is, get a clear conception
of your meaning yourself. Then say
what you think In the plainest way you
can. Avoid thu use of largo words tho
meaning of which some of your hear
ers may not understand. Speak so
concisely and clearly that If what you
say were written It would express your
Idea exactly. Then besides clearness
there Is In conversation an elegance
that marks the good conversationalist.
To acquire this you should make a care
ful study of the dialogue In good Inioks.
Listen to good speakers and try to
catch their style. (Jet Into a way of
putting what you havu to say In a
smooth, pleasing way. This require
study and careful observation of others
and constant vigilance to avoid awk
ward phrases ami sentences, but you
can Improve yourself In this way If
you aru willing to undertake It.
CloukH for Queer INoa.
One of the latest developments of tho
common domestic clock Is worthy of se
rious attention. It comes from Switz
erland, ami takes the form of a phono
graphic attachment to an ordinary
clock, which at any dlslrcd hour of the
morning will shout, "It is (7) o'clock;
get up! Now, don't go to sleep again!"
The iHws.bllltUs of an extension of this
principle are Immense. There might
be clocks for thu boxing ring, raying,
"Time, gentlemen," and clocks for thu
parliamentary bore, with a cry of
"'Vide! 'vide!" Church congregations
which have suite red many things at the
hands of long-winded preachers might
subscribe for a cloik which s'.iould utter
a sonorous "Amen" at thu end of u
Kiiltable period. Equally valuable
would be a timepiece which should con
vey a gentle hint to thu unwanted call
er; Indeed, this particular development
Is so' attractive that I am thinking of
enlisting Its aid for tho purpose of
shortening editorials Interviews at
Truth olllce. London Truth.
The faster a man's gait the soouer
mlafortuue overtakes lilui.
Leading Business Finns ol Vancouver,
Mnkc Your Deposits With the
rtOMMKKClAIi HANK
j Capitol, i.'o.ouu,; Responsibility, stoo.coo.
Board ol directors: Gen. Ihos. M. Anderson,
W. L. llolsc, 8. M. Beard, Lieut. C. II. Martin,
Henry Cliilst. Interest paid on time deposits.
PAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposits received
In turns of Uno Dollar and upwards. Interest
credited tcini-annuallv. 8. M. llenrd, President!
Gen. Thus. M. Anderson, Vice-President; A.
Hossack, Cashier.
P
IK8T NATIONAL DANK
OF VANCOUVEIt, WASII.
Charles Drown, president, I.. M. Hidden, vice
president, K. I.. Can by, cashier.
T
HE BAZAAR
DItY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS.
UnO 1TICO 10 All.
I HI IX & A. WATSON
IT. AUCTIONEERS. j
variety Store. Household goods, shoes and
blankets.
VANCOUVER WASH,
RACKET STORE
PostotTlco Mock.
Flno stationery, notions, Jewelry, Indies' nm'
gents' lurnlshtng goods.
T D. MAYER
Dry and Fancy Goods, Notions, Millinery.
Cloaks, Capes and Wrappers.
Kid OIovis Fitted to the hand. All mall or.
dcrs given prompt attention.
Cor. Main and Fifth Sti.
rjEORGE II. ECKARD
Proprietor of
IMPERIAL BOTTLING FACTORY
and dealer In
Fine Wlnci, Llnuors, Vancouver Bottled Beer,
1'uru Ice, Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, etc.
JOHN BETZINQ
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Anent for Wannmakcr A Brown's World
Famous Clothing. Repairing, cleaning mJ
dyeing a specialty.
Fourth Street, next to Comer of "D?
West Vuncouver.
RTIIUR M'QOLDRICK
L
Dealer in
Frcih and Cured Meats, Poultry, etd.
Tho cholrcst of cold storogo and all govern
meut Inspected meats. Goverhmintconlractur
T II. JAGGY
Successor to Jaggy ti Co.
Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods, No
lions, Capes and Jackets, Children's Clothing,
l.udk'o' and Genu' Furnishings. Agent for
Duttcrlck Putterns,
t
Eohnt' I)lock, Main Street, Ret. Fifth anfsixth.
c.
W. BLOCUM
Dealer In
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Phona, Cloth
ing, llurdware, Tinware, Crockery.
llotifo furnishings at lowest prices.
VANCOUVER
. . - - WASH.
piTY 1IAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
AUGUST SPECHT, Proprietor.
Homo Mado llrcad, Cakes, Pics, Pastry, Crack,
ers, etc. Candles and Nuts.
Cor. Eighth and West II Sts.
IT 8. HOTEL
PKTROS A CO., Props.
lieit Meals In tho City. Good Rooms, Pleas
antly located. Meals at all hours. Wlilto
cook, only employed.
Good bar In connection, Bicyclists arodl
reeled to rldo straight up the street tobUth
Iter leaving thu ferry boat.
VANCOUVER FEED AND LIVERY STARLE
A.F. DENNETT. Prop.
Rigs for Fishing, Hunting and Other Purposes.
Stablt s. Comer Filth and West 11 Sts.
Telephone No. 3i VANCOUVEIt, WASH.
mllE AIIINGTON
Thoi. W. Paddcn. Proprietor.
Dcalcar In Hlgh-grnde l.lmiors and Cigars.
Vaucoucr, ah.
ATT DROWN
ualer In Groceries, Flour, Provisions and Feed.
llardwure and Groceries. Cull and sec us.
MATT 1IROWN.
I) K. M'PIIERSON A CO.
X, ''jq.EEPI.KS3 MACK"
Dealer In
FURNITURE AV1 SECOND-HAND GOODS.
Vancouver, WohIi.
TT MILLER,
Importer and Dealer In Choicest Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. California, lues and Kradies a
w'Clally. c
Wuhlugton,
peelally. Cor. 7lh and West II, Vancouver,
T1 R.SCH0F1ELD
Dealer In
C10ARS, TODACCOS, CANDIES AND FRUITS.
JOHN LAIPPLK
' THE ONLY SALOON
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
W, ANDERSON'S LUNCH COUNTER
in connection.
Cor. Fifth and Main Sts., .... Vancouver
MOK A GOOD SMOKE
GO TO JOSEPH CARTER,
Who kecpo all the leading brand ol Cigars and
and Tobacco. L'ttlec of W. U. Tclrgrapu Co.
mllE CITY MARKET.
C. A. llluroc , proprietor.
0
M. HOFSTEATER
Portrait and Landtcape Photographer.
Main Street, lletwccn Fifth aud Sixth, Van
corn er, Wash.
W
J II. DREWSTKR
Dealer tn
Staple and Fsncy Groceries, Prorlslons, Flour,
Hay and Fetd, Duller and Eggs.
c
ONE BROS,
Manufacturers and Dealer In
Rough aud DretteU Lumber and Slab Wood.
Vancouver, Wash.
T.
DONEOAN
The Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
VANCOUVER ..... WJUM.
a
D. BOWLES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
VANCOUVER, WASH.
N
TEW EUREKA MARKET
ALBRIGHT A MARSH, Proprietor.
Dealers to
FRESH AND CURED MEAT8.
J.
R. HARVEY
Lessee ol City Light Plant.
A full line of electric supplies always on hand.
Lighting at lowest possible lates.
J. R. HARVEY.
i B. EASTHAM
DENTIST.
Rooms, Wlntlcr Block, cor. Main and 5th BU.
F
RANK EICHENLAUR
Popular Clothier, Hatter, Furnisher ai
crcnant Tailor. VANCOUVER. WASH
Mcrun
MR. SPARKS-DEALER IN SHELF AND
. Heavy Hardware. Table and Pocketful
,'ery, Stoves, Tlnwate, Granlteware. Fishing
Tackle, Guns ami Ammunition, Pruning Tools,
Paints, Oils, etc., Vancouver, Wash.
i RMY AND NAVY-CHOICE WINES, 1,1 Q.
A uors and Cigars. Vancouver Star Brewery
Fleer on Draught. Private) Parlors for Ladles.
John N. Klein, Proprietor. Cor. Seventh and
Reserve Sts., Vancouver, ash.
fjENRY C. DROSTEFINE WINES, LIQ
Jrl tiors and cigars. Tho celebrated Gam.
brlnus beer kept fresh on tap. Glvous a call.
At Hoot Landing, Vancouver, Wash.
QtTAR BREWERY CO.
Brewers and Bottlers of tho Famous
HOP GOLD BEER
VANCOUVER, WASH.
T
HE SOLDIERS' STORE
W. M. Allen, Main St., ncnr8lxth.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES, NUTB
AND FRUIT.
TfTT W. SPARKS
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
VANCOUVER, WASH.
c,
C. GRIDLEY
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Established 1HT1. Abstracts and Loans. Best
equipped nltlee in the stato, Every deed
plaited. Dupllento typewritten copies of all
records Insure iiicmpt and accurate obstructs.
Mortgage loans a specialty.
Court House
VANCOUVER, WASH.
J. C. Huston. J. W. Aldrlch.
T UCIA MILLS COMPANY
u
Dealer In
Rough and Droscd Lumber, Lath, Wood, Etc
VANCOUVER, WASH.
J. F. HOLMS.
Only flrst-clnss Ice Cream Parlor In the
city. The lending dealer In
.Viieiies,
Soda Fountain, Fruit Julre Flavors.
New Agent; Troy Luuudry Agent.
Halo Street, Opposite First National Bank,
VANUOtlVUIt, WASH.
F. J. LACKAFF,
DKALHil IN
Wines, Liquors s Cigars
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL.
Folo agent for Blutz'e Dandelion nd
Celeiy Tonic.
Good- Delivered Free to All Parts ol
tho City.
J. C. Wyatt, Druggist
(Successor to D. Wall.)
E
Pt-rfumerv, Soars and Toilet Articles.
A full line of I'atent .Medicines, Baud
.pes, Triueec, etc., always ou hand.
Your patronage solicited.
FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS
Portlands Yanconyer Ry.
MERCHANTS' EXPRESS 00.
FREK DELIVERY to all business houtes In
Vancouver and lo principal burlnot houtes in
Portland. The comiany' wagon connect with
each express car. ....
Kxpre car leaves Portland from rrontanl
Hunuldo street 6:10 and 9.10 u. in., and Yi:X
Stud 3 MO i. in. Leaves Vancouver!' and 10 a.m.
and U'.IO aud ;w) p. in., dally except Bund..
PORTLAND OFFICE:
Cor. Third and Washington, Tel. 17fi
With Northern Pacific Express Co.
A.
C, CHUMASERO
nitl'dS AND MEDICINES. PER.
FUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
CHRIST RLOCK. VANCOUVER. WASH.
roiiN kki.lv
Oenersl Iiursnce Agent. Fire and Marine,
icottiih Union National lus. Co.. Kdluburf
and London; Western and M. Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. fcli Third St., Columbia Bldf.
01
IjlIRST NATIONAL HANK, THE DALLES, OR.
J. S. Sehcnk, l'res.; II. M. Real, Cashier.
A general banking business transacted. De
posits received, subject to sight draft or check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
mitted on day of collet t on. Sight and tele
graphic exchange sold ou New York, San Fran
cisco and Portland.
F
RENCII & CO., BANKERS
THE DALLES, OR.
D. M. French. J. V. French.
J. C. Hosteller, Cashier.
HUE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BREWERY
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop.
Th to well-known brewery Is now turning out
the best llconind Porter last of tho Canciidcs.
Tho latest appliances for tho manufacture of
Bood lioalthftil Beer have been Introduced, und
only tho first-clubs article will bu placed on the
market.
East Second Street
THE DALLES, OR.
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ASCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY
W. LORD, Malinger.
General Htorace, Forwarding and Commis
sion. Wool, Pells, Hides and Grain. Flour,
Mill Feed, etc. Wool RradltiK and baling for
Eastern shipments. Largest brick storage
warehouse in Eastern Oregon.
References-French 4 Co., Bankers: First
National Bank. THE DALLES, OR.
IV
ATTS' MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
P. II. WATTS, Proprietor.
Marble, Granite and White Bronxo Monu
ments. l'ai?e Woven Wire and Iron Fencing for
cemetery and farm use. Bole agent for Whlto
Hrouxo work for Knstem Oregun. Writes Fire
Insurance In two of thu oldest American com
panies. THE DALLES, OR.
The UmatillaHouse
1HS DALLES, OR.
SINN0TT & FISH, Proprietors.
.i.Jho American Plan Only
Rates, 11, ft.SO and 11 per day.
All trains stop for piiMtcngcr. O. R. A N.
ticket olllce. Western Union telegraph. I.ong
dlstaucu Bell telephone. Agents and olllco for
all stage line... Accommodations tlrst-clivs.
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR.
General Forwarding
-AND-
Commission Merchant
Ofllces and Warehouses at
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS.
Wool hntidllng our specialty.
Grain bought and sold.
The Regulator Line.
The Da'b, Portland 8 lstoria
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
Dally Line of Steamers Between Portland,
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood Rivet
and all Points on the Washington side
Thf steamers Dalles City and Regulator lear
Portland every morning (except Sunday) at 7
and The Dalles at 8 a, m arriving at destina
tion tn ample time for outgoing trains.
Frslght Relet Greatly Reduced.
W. C. ALLAWAY. Gen. Agt.,
Foo of Court Street. The Dalles, Or
C. O. THAYER, Agent. Portland, Or.
p II. WAGNER
Manufacturer of all kinds of Mirrors and
looking dulses, all kinds ot Ornamental tilats
Signs made to older. All damaged Mirrors re.
paired, Searchlights and Locomotive Head,
lights made to order.
811 Everett, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Portland.
T
HE HOWE SCALE COMPANY
85 First Street, Portland, Or.
Scales and Trucks, Railroad Specialties,
llicyclo Store Ladders, Grocer s Fixtures, Let
ter Pieskcs, etc.
iACIFlC METAL WORKS
73-75 North Second Street, Portland, Or.
Dealers In Metals, Roofing and Tin Plates and
Galvanized Iron. ,
colder aud Babbit a Specialty.
B'
ROWN J; M'CABE, STEVEDORES
Portland, Oregon.
Correspondence solicited.
Ship' mill promptly delivered.
Cable address Browu.
pARKIGROCERY
E. BUNCAN.Pron.
Daler tn Staple and Fancy Groceries.
II N. Park, Corner Park and Buruslde'Streeta.
TORTLAND, OREGON,
SUTCLIFFE A RI.IED-HAMER SUTCLIFFE,
John Riled. Wall Paper and Decorations,
Plain and Decorative Paper Hanglne, Houm
Painting, Graining, Kalsomlnlng. Shop and
store, SO? Alder Street, Portland, Or. 'Phont
Black 19CX
LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
(ALSTON A CO.
Dealers in
Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper and Shades.'
Uudeitaking Goods.
LA GRANDE, OR,
P.
BASCHE
Dealer In
Hardwaro and Mining Ruppllri, Stoves, Tin
ware, Cutlery and Guns.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
BAKER CITY IRONWORKS
GEO. F. MeLYNN, Proprietor.
Builders of Stamp Mills, Ore Cars and Gen
eral Mining. Sawmill and Planing Mill Mil
ehlncry, Architectural Work, Etc. Rrass and
Iron Founders and Machinists. Special atten
tion given to repairing and rebuilding all kinds
ol machinery.
Telephone Red 1G1.
BAKEIt CITY, OR.
mllE ST. LAWRENCH
FRED ERNST, Proprietor.
Only flrst.class. European plnn-
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
J.
W. WISDOM it CO.
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Toilet
Articles,
Main Street, BAKER CITY, OR.
iy PATTERSON
Proprietor of
THE EXCHANGE SALOON
Solo Agent for "Old Raibee," Woodford
County, Ky., Whiskey.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
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ATERMAN & GC1IM1TZ
Wholesalo und Retail Dealers In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARS
BAKER CITY, OR.
nUIE STORE
One of tho finest places In tho
city lor traveling men.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Rcmeinbcr tho pinco.
E. ACKERMAN, Proprlotor.
BAKER CITY, OR.
II
NDERTAKING
In tho neatest form. Pol
Ihlu'il and metallic eonius.
A No. 1 heae. Good ter
vice assured.
W. S. NELSON, Funeral Director,
PENDLETON, OR.
T.
C. TAYLOR
THE "HARDWARE MAN."
Hardware. Stoves. Tin and Copperwarc.
Lime, Platcr, Cement, Coal, Iron and
Steel and Hydraulic Pipe.
721 Main flreet.
PENDLETON, OR.
T
HE PIONEER DRUG STORE
UI.A SLATE, Bprlctor.
Our stock t thoroughly iip-to-dato. We carry
nothing but strictly Al goods n
popular prices.
115 Court Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
Hote
Pendleton..
E. J. MOORE,
Proprietor.
PENDLETON
OR.
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
BAKER CITY, ORGEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IN .
fine Whiskies and Cigars
Headquarters for Mining
and Commercial Men...
BAKER CITY - OREGON
...USE...
Cold Star Soap
IT IS THE BEST SOAP MADE
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7E PAY GOOD WAGES
To Good Teople
For Good Work
STAR LAUNDRY CO.,
No. i Gllsan ' , utar Tbtnt
Oregon 'Phone 778.
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