The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, December 23, 1899, Image 2

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    the new Age, jportijAnd, oiiegon.
TOPICS OF
THE TIMES.
Of tlic building of Cnrnegle libraries
It would appoaf Unit there In do end.
colonization might perhaps bring about
that "blostjoinlng like the rose" which
penal colonization Is unable to effect.
American Mormons are reported
tnaklng many conversions In Europe.
Assimilation, as it were.
Arrangements should bo made to
tilde the cup. Lord Dunravon threat
ens to come over again and try for It.
Admiral Dewey was only used to con
tests with guns or swords. NafJvally,
Cupid's arrows were too much fur him.
Should It bo true more birds wings
than over are worn as millinery, it's
only a feat'joflii the hats or the ladles
one way.
There Is some hope for the nobility
of Km; '.and. Two members have gonu
to work one as an actor and the other
as 11 newspaper man.
It will be noticed that the countries
with the biggest coal piles llrltnln
oud America--are the great manufac
turing nations of the earth.
In the Cornhlll Mr. Paget gives an
account of the early rising habits of
the Imperial court of China. "At 2
a. in. every morning the halls of audi
ence are opened, and at U a. in. the
cabinet councils nre held." "The court
entertainments take place at a a. in.,
and at 10 a. in. the work of the Km
peror's day Is over." The British Med
ical .Tourmil, commenting on this,
states that the habit of early rising
which Is regarded by so many elderly
people as a virtue Is In reality to bo
traced to physical and not to moral
causes. "To be drowsy In the evening
and wakeful In the early morning Is
rather characteristic of age and Is prob
ably to be attributed to the hardening
of the arteries and the less ready ac
tion of the vaso-motor system." This
sign of degeneration Is crystallized as
a characteristic of the body politic In
China.
Bum
ii
f.
Mnke Your Deposits With the
COMMERCIAL HANK
capital, $:.o,aoo,: Responsibility, fioo.coo.
Hoard of directors: Gen. Thcii. M. AndorVon,
. I,. Iloise, a. M. licnril, Lieut. C, II. Mnrtln,
Henry Christ, interest paid on time deposits.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT-DcpoMts received
In Mimol One Dollar and upwards, tnterest
credited rciiil-aimnnllv. 8. M. Ilcnrd, President;
Gen. Tlios. M. Anderson, Vice-President! A.
HossAck, Cashier.
TjlIRST NATIONAL DANK
c.D-
BOWLES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAVf.
VANCOUVER, WASH.
OF VANCOUVER, WASH.
Charles Brown, prcldcnt. L. M. Hidden, vice
president, K. I.. Canby, cashier.
If It Is true that no man Is a hero to
his wife, Admiral Dewey has reduced
the number of his ardent admirers by
entering the marriage state.
For that matter It only adds Insult to
Injury to say that a Chinaman who
Iiad his queue cut off should go to one
of tliu retaining stores In Chinatown.
It'H not known whether tho porter
will try to work a compromise In that
effort to abolish tips on railroads, lint
ns n principle he believes In give ami
take.
The discovery of men who court, wed
mid swindle numerous women are be
coming iiilte frequent. So long as
women will rush Into marriage with
rtrangers this form of fraud will con
tinue. The heirs or the author of David
Ilariim have been paid .$12,01)0 In royal
ty on the book. That's nothing. Jef
fries jjcit ?.riU,(M)() for an hour and a
Imlfsjob.
A gay Lot Initio pledged his troth w'th
two wldodws and made matrimonial
tlntes with them both at the same
place and hour. They waited In vain.
Probably hu believed misery loves
company.
As has been suspected all along, the
"kissing bug" nonsense that spread
over the country last summer was
tailed by a couple of yellow newspa
pers lit the I'Jasi. 'Die men wuo in
vented the story have confessed.
There will be quite a saving of time
ami Ink In writing the number of next
year In Unman numerals, It will be
RIC.M. This year Is MDCCOXOIX, ami
even that does not take so many letters
ns 1RSS MDCOCLXXXVIII-the most
literary year, If wo may so "put It, In
two millennia.
Hlcyelo enthusiasm, which reuehed
Its highest mark in 1S1XJ and 1M)7. Is
now distinctly on the decline. It wis
predicted then and the universal favor
with which the wheel was regarded
Justified the belief that It would con
tinue to grow In favor and become an
established Institution. Within certain
limits It will undoubtedly do so. It Is
not now tho exacting and absolute
fashion, and hence loses that great de
mand. It has fallen to the prosaleal
place of a practical convenience and
utility. The enthusiasm of fashion
able rivalry has vanished and as n
measure of recreation Its use has
largely fallen away. It has been found
that the wheel has Its Inconveniences
and dangers, and Is not altogether the
health promoter that was urged at one
time. Still It remains for many thou
sands, and possibly hundreds of thou
sands, an Inspiriting and protltable ex
ercise. Hut the novelty has worn off,
the fashion craze has gone and tho
wheel Is simply regarded from a prac
tical standpoint with a legitimate ami
limited demand.
rplIE BAZAAR
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS.
One Prleo to All.
ri HILL A A. WATSON
lj. AUCTIONEERS.
arlcty Store. Household goods,
blankets.
VANCOUVER ....
shoes and
- WASH.
TEW EUREKA MARKET
ALBRIGHT A MARSH, Proprietors.
Dealers In
FRESH AND CURED MEATS.
0!
LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
THIRST NATIONAL HANK, THE DALLES, OR.
X J. 8. Schenk, Pres.j 11. M. Heal, Cashle..
A Reneral batiklnp business transacted.
...ii, rn..,it.ni! iiiitit to Lht draft or el
Collections nisdo and proceeds promptly re
mitted on day ot collect nn. HlKht ami tele
graphic exchange sold ou New Urk, San Iran
olsco ui ul Portland.
Dc-
or check.
r ALSTON A CO.
F
RENCH A CO., BANKERS
THE DALLES, OR.
J."
HARVEY
Lessee ol City Light Plant.
A full line of electric supplies always on hand.
Lighting nt lowest possible tutus.
J. R. HARVEY.
A D. EASTHAM
DENTIST.
Room 3, Wlnttcr Ulock, cor.
Main and 5th Sts.
RACKET STORE
Posloftlcu Mock.
Fine stationery, notions, Jewelry, ladles' am!
Jilts' furnishing goods.
cunt
T D. MAYER
Dry and Fancy Goods, Notions, Millinery.
Cloaks, Capes and Wrappers.
All mall or.
Kid Gloves Fitted to the hand,
era given prompt attention.
Cor. Main and Fifth Sts
pEORGE
H. ECKARD
Proprietor of
IMPERIAL BOTTLING FACTORY
and dealer In
Fine Wines. Liquors, Vancouver Hottlcd Beer,
Pure Ice, Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, etc.
IT
RANK EICHENLAUB
Popular Clothier.
Merer) tint Tailor.
Hntlcr, Furnisher and
VANCOUVER. WASH.
MR. SPARKS-DEALER IN SHELF AND
. Heavy Hardware. Tabic and Pocket Cut
.cry, Stoves, Tinware, (imnitcwate, Flshliu;
Tackle, Guns ami Ammunition, Pruning Tools',
faints, Oils, etc., Vancouver, Wittli.
D. M.
French. J. W. French.
J. C. Hostetler, Cashier.
T
HE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BREWERY
AUGUST BUCHLEIt, Prop.
Dealers In
rurntture, Carpels, Wall Paper and Shades.'
Undertaking Goods. '
LA GRANDE, OR.
P.
BASCHE
Dealer In
Hardvvaro nml Mining Suppll, Stoves,
ware, Cutlery and Guns,
Tin
HAKER CITY, OREGON.
This well-known brewery Is now turning put
the best Beer and Porter cast ol tho Cascades.
Tho latest appliances for the inamlfacturu of
good healthful Deer have been Introduced, and
only the llrst-class article will be placed on the
market.
East Second Street
THE DALLES, OR.
ARMY AND NAVY-CHOICE WINES, LIQ.
unr ami Cigar. Vancouver Mar Brewery
Beer on Draught. Private Parlors for Ladles.
John N. Klein, Proprietor, (or. Seventh and
Reserve Sts., Vancouver, Wash.
The completion of a telephone line
3,700 miles long and reaching from
Detroit to Houston In Texas should
prove a great public convenience. Ity
Kolug to Detroit anyone having a row
on with a Texan can tell the latter Just
what lie thinks of him with satisfac
tion and safety.
The armored train Is an element of
iitrcngth to the force that controls It
and at Hie same time It Is a ticklish
tiling to run and to trust to, for It
would take but little to throw It off
tho rails or to blow It Into the air with
dynamite or other explosive, In either
went spreading carnage among Its oc
cupants. Then again, It Is both a gain
find a detriment to the army which
depends upon It, Inasmuch as while it
makes an almost Impregnable cover
for the soldiers ,lts frequent use soon
renders these soldiers very poor light
ers In the open.
A lleiiln paper says that "(lie Amer
icans begin earnestly to think of the
political and economical annexation of
Booth America." Another (iermaii
newspaper says that "the suspicious
doings or the Americans" In South
America 'Vhoiild be watched careful
ly." The London Saturday Itovlcw, a
consistent hater or America and all
things American, asserts that "the
dream of the rar-seelng American to
day Is 'South America for the North
Americans.' " All of which Is as amus
ing as the runniest "piece" In the ftiu
tilcM of the comic papers. never
iiiet an American who would have this
rouiitry take the whole or any part of
South America as a gift. Did you?
After a review or the origin of that
penal Institution a writer In I.a Itevue
de Paris gives the number of exiles sent
from Kusslu to Siberia. Micro were
1)00,000 from 17." I to IStll ,-U3.ofl riom
JSdl to 1SSS, and Kt'J.OOO from ISSN u
1MW. He states that the system has
given Siberia a proletariat that lives
In mendicity, vagabondage, ami crime.
'Transportation gives lltt'o correction
to the criminals and exerts no civiliz
ing littltience ou Siberia, nor does It add
to the security or society." That has
been olllclally admitted by Hie t'zar's
government by the decree of May IS,
1MM, which adopted the principle that
tiausportatloii to Siberia should be lim
ited, and established a commission to
devise a way of encouraging a prollt
able colonization for Siberia. Siberia
Is not the sterile region that tho novel
ist mid dramatist picture It. The laud
cut nourish 60,000.000 men, and fritc
When It conies to averaging the num
ber of crimes commuted by men and
women, the statistician demonstrates
pretty clearly that the men are much
worse than the women. Some modern
sociologists have ventured to assert
that the women were quite the equal
of men In the Held of criminality, but
this appears to be a mistaken Idea.
I'rof. Mcntcgaza lias made a study of
tills matter and gives his conclusions
In an article published by the Ilumaul
taiiaii. Ills statistics are quite elabo
rate ami equally as convincing, show
ing plainly that women occupy a high
er plane of morals than that held by
the men. As these statistics are of un
usual Interest, covering a question
much mooted Just at present, some of
them are given here, as follows:
Man hears fnlse witness 100 times to a
vv oinairs seventeen.
Man for forgery and counterfeit coin
ing was convicted 100 times to a woman's
eleven.
In Franco women are summoned lie-
fore the ti Minimis four times less than
men.
In France hi 1SS0 women delinquents
were fourteen to 100 men.
In Italy in the same year they were
only 0 per cent.
In KtiKlnnd anil Wales between ISM
and 1812 there were twenty-four women
to 100 men, all for the more serious of
fenses. In 1871 Dr. Nicholson found in the
prisons In Hiiglanil 8,218 men ami 1,217
WJineii.
In Havarla from 1802 to 18(1(1, In a pop
ulation consisting solely of pensions, the
women who were condemned were in
proportion twenty-nine to 100 men.
In the prisons of Turin from 1871 to
ISM the women in respect to men are
represented by a llgiiro of 1II-07 per cent.
These statistics show that, taking
the whole of Kurope, the men are live
times more guilty than the women.
There Is a lack of Information concern
ing the relative morality of men and
women In the I'liltcd States, but It Is
safe to say the men, when compared
with the women, will be found to be
a pretty bad lot of fellows.
TOIIN BETZING
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Asent for Wanamakcr A Brown's World
Famous Clothing. Repairing, cleaning antf
dyeing a specialty.
H1
F.NRY C. DR08TE-FINK WINES, LIQ.
uors and c ears. Tho celebrated Gain.
brlnus beer kept fresh on lap. Give us a call.
At Boat Lauding, Vancouver, Wash.
s
TAR BREWERY CO.
Brewers and Bottlers of the Famous
HOP GOLD BEER
ryASCO WAREHOUSE- COMPANY
W. LORD, Manager.
General Storage, Forwarding and Commls
slim. Wool. Pelts Hides and Grain. Flour,
Mill Feed, etc. Wool grading and baling for
Eastern shipment. Largest brick stuiago
warehouse In Eastern Oregon,
References -l'reuch & Co., Bankers; Jlrst
Kutlonnl Hank. THE DALLES, OR.
BAKER CITY IRON WORKS
GEO. I McLYNN, Proprietor.
Builders ol siHtnp .inns, ore cars and Gen
eral Mining, Sawmill nud Planing Mill Ma
chinery. Architectural Work, lite. Brass and
Iron Founders ami Mnahlnlsts. Special atten-.
lion given to repairing and rebuilding all kinds
ol machinery,
Telephone, Red 1CI.
BAKER CITY, OR.
T
1HK ST. LAWRENCE
FRED ERNST, Proprietor.
w
VANCOUVER, WASH.
Fourth Street, next to Corner of "B,"
West Vancouver.
A RTHUR
M'GOLDRICIC
Dealer In
Fresh and Cured Meats, Poultry, etc.
The choicest of cold storage and all govern
nient Inspected meats. Governuitutcuutractor
J."'
JAGGY
Successor to Jaggy A Co.
mltE SOLDIERS' STORE
W. M. Allen. Main St.,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDIES,
AND FRUIT.
near Sixth.
NUT8
w.
W. 8PARK3
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY."
VANCOUVER, WASH.
ATTS' MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
F. II. WATTS. Proprietor.
Marble. Granite and White Bronze Monu
ments. Pane Woven Wire and Iron Fenclne for
cemetery and farm use. Solo agent for hlio
Bronze work for Eastern Oregon. Writes Flro
Insnrancu la two of the oldest American com
panies. THE DALLES, OR.
The Umatilla House
1HH DALLES, OR.
SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors.
Only flrut.clasj,
European plan.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
J.
W WISDOM A CO,
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Proscriptions carefully compounded.
Articles.
Toilet
Main Street, BAKER CITY, OR.
iy PATTEItSON
Proprietor of
c.a
GRIDLEY
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy Goods, No.
tlous, Capes and Jackets, children's Clothing.
Indies' and Genu' Furnishings. Agent for
Buttcriek Patterns.
Sohns' Block, Main Sticcl, Bet. Fifth and Sixth.
c
W. SLOCUM
Dealer In
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Cloth
lug, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery.
Ilour-o furnishings at lovvtst prices.
VANCOUVER WASH.
Established lh"l. Abstracts and Loans. Best
equipped olllcc In I lie Male Every deed
platted. Duplicate typewritten copies of nil
records Insure picmpt and accurate abstracts.
Mortgage loans a specialty.
Court llouso
VANCOUVER, WASH.
J. C. Huston.
T UCIA MILLS
J. W. Aldrlch.
COMPANY
Dealers In
i.i.The American Plan Only,,,.
Rates, l, 1.60 and U per day.
All trains stop for passengers. O. R. it N.
tlrkvt olllcc. Wesicrn Union telegraph. Long
distance Bell telephone. Agents ami ottleo for
til stage, lines. Accommodations llmt-ela s.
Z. F, MOODY
THE EXCHANGE SALOON
Solo Agent for "Old Bat-bee," Woodford.
County, Ky., Whiskey.
I1AKKR CITY; OREGON-
w;
VTERMAN A SCIIM1TZ
THE DALLES, OR.
Rough and Dressed Lumber, t.ath, Wood, Etc.
VANCOUVER, WASH.
pITY
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
AUGUST SPECHT, Proprietor.
Homo Made Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastry, Crack,
vrs, etc. Candles and Nuts.
Cor. Eighth and West BSts.
u.8-
HOTEL
PETROS A CO.,
I
Props.
..J. F. HOLMS.
Only flrM-clas tee Cream Parlor In ths
city. The leading dealer In
Best Meals In tho City. Good Rooms, Pleas
antly located. Meals at all hours. White
cooks only employed.
Good bar In connection, Bicyclists are di
rected to rldo ctrnlglit up the street to Sixth
after leaving tho ferry boat. i
STABLE
VANCOUVER FEED AND LIVERY
A. F. BENNETT. Prop.
Itlgf for Fishing, Hunting and Other Purposes.
Stables, Comer Fifth and West 11 Sts.
Telephone No. Si VANCOUVER, WA8H
rplIE AHINGTON v
Thos. '. Pttddcn. Proprietor. . ,
Dcalcar In High-grade Liquors and Clgsri.
Vancouver, uU. ,
I rv I n it's View ol' tho Stniro To-itny.
"The greatest marked development In
tho theater in the last tweuty-llve
years," said Sir Henry Irving slowly,
ami in that stilkliiKly measured man
ner. "Is that It Is no longer necessary to
vindicate the sIiikc. There was a time
when It was. Another peat ehuiiKe,
and one that has helped the actor Im
mensely Is the growth in du number or
stroiiK, honest ami capable critics, The
actor must have publicity and honest
criticism, ami, In proportion as he gets
that, the necessity for 'vindication'
ceases, lie then takes his place accord
Ink' to his merit, that Is, he takes his
place In his time, ltut an actor Is never
sure what another time will think of
him. An actor's rewards are peculiar,
1 think It was Mr. Archer who sa'd that
beautiful pictures, statues and Hue
buildings, no matter how much you ad
mire them, never cause you to throw up
your hat or applaud very vigorously,
In walking through an art (ollcetlon
you simply make a pencil mark along
side of the mime of the plctutes that
please you. Tho methods of express
ing approval of acting are stronger,
but the thing that produces tho ap
proval has passed away with Us
creation."--A Inslee's.
M ATT BROWN
Dealer In Groceries, Flour, Provisions andnJcd.
llardvvure and Groceries.
tall and scons'.
MATT BROWN.
Soda Fountain, Fruit Juice Flavors.
News Agent; Troy Laundry Agent.
Mala Street, Opposite First National Bank,
VANVOCVKK, WASH.
F. J. LACKAFF,
DK.U.Ul IN
Wines, Liquors s Cigars
General Forwarding
Commission Merchant.
Oltlces and Warehouses at
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS.
Wool handling our specialty,
Grain bought and sold.
Wholcsalo and Retail Dealers in
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
BAKER CITY, OIL
rplIE STORE
One of the finest places In tho
city lor traveling men.
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARS
Remember the place.
E. ACKERMAN, Proprietor.
HAKER CITY, OU-
II
NDEUTAKINO
W.
In tho neatest form. Pol.
inhed and metallic: colli ns.
A No. 1 licartc. Good ecr
vlco ussurcd.
8. NELSON, Funeral Director,
PENDLETON,. OR,
T.
C. TAYLOR
THE "HARDWARE MAN."
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Regulator Line.
The Date, Portland & Astoria
NAVIGATION CO.
and
Pole ncent for Ulatz'a Dandelion
Celeiy Ionic.
CtoocN Delivered Free to All Parte ol
the City.
P K. M'PIIERSON A : CO.- 5'C(
JU. "SLEEPLESS MACK'.,'
Dealer In "i..
FURNITURE AVI) SECOND-HAND GtrtpS.
Vancouver, Waih.
U MILLER,
Importer and Dealer In Choicest Wines, Liquors
and CIkiiis. California, Wines and llradiesa
specialty. Cor. 7th and West II, Vancouver,
Washington.
TA R.SCHOFiELD
Dealer In
CIGARS, TOIUCCOS, CANDIES AND FRUITS.
J
OHN LAIPPLH
THE ONLY SALOON
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
W, ANDERSON'S LUNCH COUNTER .
'V
In connection, T
Cor. Fifth and Main Sts., .... Vancouver
J. C. Wyatt, Druggist
(Successor to D. Wall.)
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
Daily Line of Stmm Btwn Portland,
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood River
and all Points on the Washington side.
Hardware, Stoves, Tin and Copporvarc
Lime, Planer, Cement, Coal, Iron and
Steel and Hydraulic Pipe.
721 Main Street.
PENDLETON, OK.
mllE PIONEER DRUG STORE
ULA SLATE, Proprietor.
Our stock l thoroughly iip.tn.dnto.' Wecsrry
nothing but oirlcily Al uoods "t
popular prices.
115 Court Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
Te steamer Dalles City and Rtgulator leave
f-J'lV"1.," f rjr ?.orn,n (escept Sunday) at 7
jndTheIUllfsat8a, ra arriving at dastina.
Uon In ample time for outgoing trains.
Freight Rates Greatly Reducs.
W. C. ALLAWAY.Gen. Agt.,
Foot nf Court Street. The Dalles, Or
a 0. THAYER, Agent, Portland, Or.
Perfumery, Sonne and Toilet Articice.
A fttil line of Patent Medicines, Rund
niM'fi, Trtifeef". etc., always on hand.
Your tmtionuge. solicited.
FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS
1?
Who keeps all the lcadlnt; brands ot Clears and
i. nice oi vv . u. icifgrapit to.'
AuiiumI ItnlnlHll otWonrly Korty Koot
The heaviest rainfalls ho far observed
with scleutllle accuracy occur In India.
At ChcrranuiiJI. In the Khasl Hills, In
Assam, the mean annual precipitation Is
III) feet (1 Inches, at Debundja HO feet
10 Incites, and at Hlbuudl III feet 4
Inches, lloth the latter stations are
on the sea coast and at a much K,ier
level than OherrapunJI.
,10R A GOOD SMOKE
GO TO JOSEPH CARTER,
tud Tobacco?
fNlIB CITY MARKET.
C. A. liluroo , proprietor.
I M. HOFSTKATEH
Portrait and Landscape Photpf rsphcr.B
Main Klnot 1ttu.n Vlllh an, I Cl.. -
..:.... ".;.".: - iij
vuuitt, 1IU, J,
iy II. 1IREWSTER
Dealer In '
Etapltand Fancy Groceries, rrovlilons, Fa
iij uu ri-vu, uuiivrauu eggs.
What a Jolly old world this would be
If others could only see us through our
eye.
pONK HR03.
Manufacturers and Dealers to
Rough and Drctitd Lmubtr and' Slab Woo.
Yaucouvrr, Wash?:
m DONEQAN
The Uadlng Boot and Shot Dealer.
YA.KCOUVKB ..... WaI
Portland? Vancouver Ry.
AND
MERCHANTS' EXPRESS 00.
FREE DELIVERY to all bustueis homes In
Vancouver and to principal bulnen houses In
Portland. The company s wagons connect with
rail) express car.
Exprcks car leaves Portland from Front and
Ruriibldo street 0:10 and 9.(0 a. m.,anl 2;-X
and 3(0 p. in. Leaves Vancouver 8 and 10 a. m.
and 1.M0 and 4:10 p. in-, daily except Suudsy.
PORTLAND OFFICE:
Cor. Third and Washington, Tel. 176
With Northern Pacific Express Co.
SLITER'S CAFE
148 SIXTH STREET
Between Morrison and Alder
-REST GRADES OF
...Wines, Liquors and Cigars...
The Finest
Northwest.
Straight 10-cent Saloon In the
T
HE HOWE SCALE COMPANY
83 First Street, Portland, Or.
A.
C. CHUMASERO
Fl'MEUY AND TOILET ARTICLES.
Prescription. Carefully Compounded.
CHRIST I1LOCK.
VANCOUVER. WASH.
KKI.I.Y
Peales and Trucks. Railroad Specialties.
Bicycle tftore Ladders, Grocer's Fixtures,
Ur Pi esses, etc.
Hotel
Pendleton..
E. J. MOORE,
Proprietor.
PENDLETON
OR.
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
BAKER CITY, ORGEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IN
Let.
iACIFIC METAL WORKS
73-75 North Second Street, Portland, Or.
Dealers In Metals, RootingandTln Plate and
jalvanlted Iron,
folders nud Rabbit a Specialty.
B
ROWN A M'CADE, STEVEDORES
Portland, Oreton.
Correspondence solicited,
fhlp'. mill promptly delivered.
Cable address Brown.
roil
General Imrance Atent. Fire and Marin.
cottUh l.'ulon & National Ins. Co., Edluburg
and Loudon ; Western . and M. Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. kJ)j Third St., Columbia Bid.
OUTCLIFFE A BLIED-HAMER SUTCLIFFE.
n John Blled, Wall Paper ami Decorations!
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