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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1900)
'-Tfyvr"Kyw-' yT-r,Ttiwwyn,i1' r ' WByfjr ' "M fl 5 ftn "W THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OllEGON. TOPICS OF THE TIMES. I The horseless dog cart hns made Its appearance. A short life find a quiet one If you do not advertise. Mark Twalu Is lu favor of pcrpcttmt copyright, but surely ho can't expect to tlva that loujr. In the royal family clrclo will Vic toria's youngest Kinntlson ho common ly spoken of as "Patsy?" , fjomc newspapers are still so far ho lnd the times on the Porto Mean problem as to spell It with a "lie." Mfe may bo a mystery, but for a fel low to be continually going down hill Is not n pleasant way to get to thu bottom of It Thp shad lays millions of eggs. If this quality could only bo grafted on to the hen, Knster and an egg trust would bring no terrots. The woman who wants n divorce bo causu her husband Is characterized by general cusseduess should have It with out further questioning. Three ttnmps were arraigned for breaking Into a bath-house In Chicago. They vow they never will commit any uch Insane caprice again. Ourfew laws may do for children, but If It Is not Intended men shall bo out o'nlghts why Is Hymen, the patron of marriage, pictured with a torch? tho world's things of value, but It iJ ' doubtful whether he Is to be congratu lated upon his rehabilitation. Though he Is no longer n drug on tho market, he has no brighter future before hint than at nuy other tlnio since the trolley car and the automobile began to crowd him off tho earth. For the crowding off' process continues nt n rate that might well alarm tho wholo equine race. Competent authorities estlmnto that the Hoer war Is killing nt least fi 000 horses per month, which will ac count for C5.000 or 40,000 animals since tho beginning of the war, not counting thoso used for tablo purposes In Lady smith, Klmberlcy, nnd Mnfcklng. There Is every probability that the wastage of horses will be still greater when tho Hrltlsh penetrato farther Into tho ltoer country. Tho Hocrs tnko special pains to kill the enemy's horses, because the death of a horso Is almost as great a military loss ns tho death of a man. Tho cllmnte nlno causes tho wholesale sickness nnd death of the unaccllmated animals. To supply this enormous wastago tho Hrltlsh are scouring the horso markets of the world. Tho war olllce Is said to have orranged to con vey 20,000 horses In twenty-thieo ves sels from New Orleans, Duettos Ayres, and Australian ixirtH, while nt thu satno time a New York dispatch states, that a contract has been nearly com pleted In thnt city for .10,000 more. If the war continues long enough nt this rnto the American horse breeders will be lu clover. 01 f. Make Your Dcpoilti With the rtoMMEiimr, hank j ('apitil, .0,uw.j lteiion!tbl1lt7 iiuaru oi uucciors: ucn, in 1117. vilViVw. M. Anderson, oaru 01 cinpctnra! fipn. limn. W. L. Heine, 8.31. Heard, Men I. C. II. Martin, iienrr unrisi. interest paid on time deposits. PAVINGS, DBI'ARTMKNT-DepnMlS received In sum of One Dollar and upwards. Intereit credited tcml-annually.S. M.llcard, President) Gen. Tim. M. Andcnon, Vice-President; A. HoitAck, Cashier. TjllROT NATIONAL BANK OF VANCOUVER, WASH. c. ft. BOWLS ATTORNKY.AT4JHT, VANCOUVER. WASH. N EW EUREKA MARKET IS 01 IR3T NATIONAL HANK, THE DALLES. Ott. J. 8. Bchellk, l'rcn.J II. M. ueai, v.asiuer. n- F LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OP EASTERN OREGON. ALSTON CO. ALDItlOlIT A MARSH, Proprietors. Dealeri Id FRESH AND CURED MEATS. Charlei Brown, president. L. t. Hidden, Tie president, E. L. Canby, cashier; rpHE BAZAAR DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS. Ono Prlco to All. -J A strategist loses considerable stand ing when ho Is so unfortunate ns to get killed whllo engaged In the execution of 01, e ot his brilliant movements. A Drooklyn Judge has decided that a man Is not legally bound to provide for hla wife's mother. However, theto Is bo way to tnnko tho wife look pleasant when thu man nsserts his legal rights. A man who called another man's at tention lately to a chain dangling from waistcoat pocket was forthwith charged with thu theft of thu watch. In nio't cases It Is wisest to mind your own business. A Chicago woman secured a warrant for her husband's arrest on thu ground tlutt hu wants to marry two other women. This brings up an Important point. Thu Chicago man may hu wrong Id wanting to taku two extra wives, but can n miiu hu legally restrained rrom wanting to do something that hu hasn't oueV Tho horrois of war lu 'Mouth Africa fcavo been softened by many nets of magnanimity 011 both sides, and lleicu Iocs lu combat have forgotten animos ity when moved by the appeal of hu man needs. He fore the relief of I.ady with n messago went from tho camp of the Horns to that of tho Hrltlsh, iu questing, for thu relief of men In hospi tal, a certain kind of medicine which thu Doers' medical depattment lacked. Tho request was Instantly granted. Tho Doers' conlldcucu lu thu humanity of their foes was as touching as It was creditable to thu Hrltlsh who Inspired It. In thoso days when women nre do lug all sorts of things It Is well to re mind them thnt thoro nro some things they can't do. Kor Instnnce. Tho ad justment of tho femiilo clavicle makes It physically Impossible for a woman to throw a tulssllo with either accuracy r grace, Nature, doubtless, never In tended thnt she should throw things at tho other sex. Another thing. Few women bless 'em-know how to get off street car lu tho orthodox fashion, A treet car conductor will give his bell ropu n couple of Jerks to tell the mo tortuan to go ahead as soon ns a mnii puts his foot on the lower step-as to 11 woman, never. Kho Is all too likely to ret off backwards or straight lu front or any old way. liven women have their limitations. Sterling Ilelllg has been Interviewing .Tules Veruo at his home lu Amiens, where hu Is n Town Councilor, n lead ing citizen, and nn Indefatigable writer of wild scientific romances. The way sotnu of Verne's fantastic Ideas have been realized Is frequently a subject of remark. Ills cigar-shaped submarlnu bout, the Nautilus, described thirty years ago In "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under tho Sin" Is now n con crete fact in thu Holland noat and In a similar vessel which Is being quietly added to thu French nnvy. The (lying machine lu 'Hector Scrvndoo" Is nt tho present moment n reality lu the Kautos-Dumont dirigible balloon, which, according to Mr. Ilelllg, "may bo seen maneuvering over Paris." Thu automobile was also foretold In "Tho Hteain House" nod "Tho Screw Island." 1 11 view of tho veucrablu Frenchman's qualifications ns a prophet, It Is encour aging to seu that ho thinks the automo bile Is "thu most precious of modern In ventions, because Its destiny will bo to combat the great danger of the future tho tendency of populations to desert tho country for tho town." Hu thinks tho Intelligent and thu rich will seek thu country more and more, while thu poor and Ignorant, lu their misguided deslro for tho excitements of city life, will crowd more and moro Into tho towns. "Tho rich will feel more secure lu thu country, for ono thing more so euro to pursuo their extravagant self indulgence, free from tho reproachful gazo of tlie poor." Evidently tho nil thor of "Around tho World In Klghty Days" Is a student of other matters be sides tho latest selentltlc theories nnd Inventions. It Is now In order for him to forecast some sort of automobile that will nlso take tho denizens of the slums and sweatshops to thu green Holds nnd enable or Induce them to make a living there. Varl HILL A A. WATSON AUCTIONEERS. Household goodi, thoei and banked. "' VANCOUVER WASH. arlcty Store ;ik RACKET STORE l'oitofTIco Block. Flno stationery, notions, Jewelry, ladleiVaiK' tenti' lurulshlng goodi. j J. D. MAYER F Dry and Fancy Good, Notlom, MllllneryT J. R. HARVEY Lessee ol City Light Plant. A lull line of electric supplies always on hand. Lighting at lowest possible tales. J. It. HARVEY, 1 nn.t lianblntf lilllttlMKR trAIISACtpdi oalls received, subject to sIrM dralt or check. Colleeliona mads ami prtH'ccsIs promptly re mitted on day of collect on. Hlsiil and teli fraphloexi'hniiKcaold ou New York, Ban Iran Cisco and Portland. Deatera In furniture. Carpels, Wall Paper and Shades. Undertaking Goods. F RENCH A CO., BANKERS THE DALLES, OR. D. 31. French. J. W. French. J. O. Hosteller, Cashier. mllE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BRF.WERY X A.1 B. EASTHAM DENTIST. oom3, Wlutlcr Block, cor. Main and Stb Bta. E jlRANK EICHKNLAUB Me Popular Clothier, Halter, Furnisher an ercnaut Tailor. VANCOUVER. WASH. and L Cloaks, Capca and Wrappers. Kid Glnvra Filled to the hand. cri given prompt attention. Cor. Main and Fifth Ma. All mall o nKonoE II. ECKARD Proprietor of IMPERIAL BOTTLING FACTORY and dealer In Fine Wines, Liquors, Vancourer Bottled Beer,' 1 uru ice, cigars, louaccos, ripes, etc, JOHN BETZINO MERCHANT TAILOR. Atent for Wanamaker A Brown'a World Famous Clothing. Kepalrlng, cleaning an 7 ting a spiuiauy. It. SPARKS-DEALER IN SHELF AND Heavy Hardware. Table and Pocketful. err. stoves. Tinware. Urah tcware. rlshinr Tackle, (Inns and Ammunition. Pruning Tools, I'alnts, Oils, etc., Vancouver, Wash, ARMY AND NAVY-CHOICE WINKS, LIQ. tiors and Cigars Vancouver Ktar Brewery Bier on Draught. Private Parlurx lor Ladles. John N. Klein, Proprietor, Cor, fcovcuth and Reserve Ms., Vancouver, Wash. SENRY C. DR08TE-KINE WtNES, LIQ. uora and cigars. Thu celebrated Gam. nus brer kept fresh on tap. (live us a call. At Boat Lauding, Vancouver, Wain. OTA It BREWERY CO. Brewers and Bottlers of the Famous HOP GOLD BEER VANCOUVER, WASH. AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop. This weK-known brewery Is now turning out tho best Beer nnd Porlereast of tho CascmU-. Thulattst nppllanivs fur tho maiititncturo nf good healthful Beerhavu been Introduced, nnd nly tho first-class article will bo placed on the market. East Second Street THE DALLE?, OR. LA fJRANDB, OIVj P. BABCIJB Dealer In tardware and Mining SnppHrs, Ftorcs, Tin wm, Cutlery and Ouua, JJAKKR CITY, OREGON; Bu AKER CITY IRON WORKS oko. f, NciviMf, iToprieior. ulldtra of RUmn Mill. Ore Can and Gen ral Mining, Sawmill and Planing Mill M. chtnery, Architectural Work. Etc Brass met Iron Founders and Machinists, Special ttun tlon given to repairing nnd rebuilding all kind f machinery. Telephono Bed 1CL BAKER CITY, bit T HE BT. LAWRENCE w ASCO WAREHOUSE COMPANY W. LORD, Manager. Ocnoral Storage, Forwarding and Commis sion. Wool, Pells, Hide and Drain. Flour, 3lil! Feed, etc. Wool grading and baling for Ennteru shipments. Lnrgest brick storage warcrstjiso 111 t.asiern Oregon Kcieri'iirus-iriMieii National Bank. A Co., Bankers; First T1IK 11A1.1.ES, uu. WATTS' MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS F. II. WATTS, Proprietor. Marble, Granite and White Bronte Monu Ment. Page Woven Wire slid Iron Fencing for cemetery anil farm use. Bolo agent for W lilts Bronte work for Eastern Oregon, Writes Fire 'nitiritiico In two of thu oldest, American com nnlc. THE DALLES, OR. THE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY Fourth (street, next to Comer oi "B," ' West Vamouver. k RTUUR M'OOLDRICK Dealer In Fresh and Cured Mcsts, Poultry, ete. The choicest nf cold storage and all gorrrnj Bent Inspictvd meals. Uoverumiiitconlractorj T II. JAOOY Successor to Jaggy A Co. h n.j. tf mi....... .... t. si--- .JI) ., uuuup, ..iiiiiiivry hiiu rmic7 noons, ns tlons, Caxi and Jackets, Children's Clothing,' Ladles and d'culs' Furnishings. Ageul for llllli r(iL l'alfr,i . Boh lis' Block, Main Street, Bet. Fifth and Sixth. mllE SOLDIERS' STORK W. M. Allen, Main St., nrsi Sixth. CKIAltS, TOBACCO, CANDIL8, NUTS AND Fit U 1 1'. W W. 6PARK3i PROPKCUTINO ArronNEir. VANCOUVER, WASH. c.c- ORIDLKY NOTARY PUBLIC. Ono of tho lown Legislature's sins of omission wns Its failure to pass tho Mil to prohibit seining and other simi lar methods of taking ilsh In the border rivers. The bill was defeated becnuso the seine llshcrmcu madu a lgorous flrht ngalnst It. Thu argument thnt had weight with thu Legislature was that thu bill aimed to destroy thu Inter ests of thu meu who Ilsh for a llvell liood nnd wns lu tho Interests of tho iwrtsmen who, caught only n few Ilsh. This strange argument actually car ried tho day, Keveral of tho seiners employ from tlfteen to twenty men each to drag tho rivers. It Is ouly a matter of time, when the supply will bo ox hausted, Just as tho gamo supply was ruined by tho lack of adequate gamo laws. Sportsmen believe that tho sup- ply or Ilsh will bo exhausted within tlvo years ut tho present rate, and It Is feared that tho rivers will have to bo restocked when thu next Legislature meets. Although tho Legislature re fused to forbid "cluing It Increased tho appropriation for thu game and fish warden from JO.000 to 515,000 and gave aim additional powers to enforce tho law. Tho warden has complained lu the past thnt ho wns unnblo to employ utllcleut help to enforce tho law. Tho additional appropriation should bo nde juato ami It is hoped that he will pre vent tho reckless slaughter out of sea eon which has been notoriously com ibou lu Iowa. Tbe South A fries n war hat again (fttrea tho horse a dignified place aiuoug Tho romances nf royalty nro ns tragic as those with which Anthony Hope has filled the Imaginary realm of lturltn nla. Princess Stephnulc. a daughter of tho King of the Ilelglaus, lu tho bloom of early youth became the wife of Archduku Hudolf, tho Crown Prlnco of Austria-Hungary, She seemed des tined to .bo an empress, but her life In Vienna has been overshadowed with unhnpplness. The tragic death of tho urowu itiuco ten uer a wiuow witu a young daughter to bo educated in tho stateliest but most gloomy court In Eu rope. Tho Princess nt U5 has entered upon her second romance. Her mar riage to Count Kleiuer Lonyny Involved tho sncrlllco of tier royal rauk nnd com plete separation from her daughter, who has reached the ngu of HI, Thu King of the Ilelglaus and tho Ktuperor of Austria encli attempted to dlssiuido the Princess from this second marriage, but she had fallen lu love with thu Hungarian Count, and ehosu to tnko her leave of a court where she has never been happy, and (o leave behind her daughter, to whom sho Is devotedly attached. At tho marriage, which took place lu March, neither her royal father nor her Imperial fathcr-lu-lnw was present, l'tlquettu forbade them to ns slst nt tho ceremony. Hut tho Coun tess has not forfeited their love or their esteem. The Count Is of noble, but not of royal, birth. Ho hns estates lu Hun gary, and is a diplomatist who has hecu connected with tho Austrian embassies ut several liuropean courts, Itoyul eti quette is rigid and without sentiment. Tho Crown Princess, who had expect ed to bo nn Kmpress, divested herself of royal rank and privilege when she became n Countess. Sho can uever again meet on terms of equality her own daughter, who Is a great figure nt tho Austrian court, nnd Is to marry a King's son. Yet sho has exchanged a llfo which had become n perpetual tragedy for ono thnt promises happi ness, nnd every ono who knows her wishes her hnppiucss lu tho fullest measure. c. W. BLOCUM Dealer In Dry Ooods.Orncerles, nooti and Shoe!, Cloth ing, Hardware, Tinware. Crockery. House furnishings at lowest prices, VANCOUVER .... A WASH. QITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY AUUUbT 6PECIIT, Proprietor. Established 171. AbMractsand lana. Heat equipped nttlre In the stale, Every deed platted. Duplicate t)pewritlen co les of all records Inntire piotupt ami accurate abstracts. Mortgage loans a specially. Court House VANCOUVER, WASH. I. C, Huston. T UCIA MILLS COMPANY Dealers In J W. Aldrlch. Rough and Dressed Lumber. Lata, Wood, Etc. VANCOUVER, WA8II, Home Made Bread, Cakes, Plea, Pastry, Crack, era, ete. Caudles and Nuu. Cor. Xlghtb.and West II 81s. u. B. HOTEL PKTR08 A CO., Props. Best Meals In the City. Good Rooms, Pleas antly located. Meals at all hours. White cooks ouly employed. Good bar In connection JCteil to tide straight un after leaving the furry boat. nievellila ar, rfl. reeled to ride straight up the street lo Sixth VANCOUVER FEED AND LIVERY 8TABIJC A. K. UENNKTT, Prop. Itlgs for Fishing, Hunting and Other Purposes. Stables, Corner Fifth and West B Bit. Telephone No. 8A VANCOUVER, WASH. J. F. HOLMS. Only flrslcUis Ice Cream Parlor In the city. 1 he leading dealei In Ofncoi Seventeenth and Front Streets. Portland, Oregon, The UmatillaHonse THE DALLES, OR. SINN0TT & FISH, Proprietors. TIlED ERNST, Proprietor. nly flril. class. European platv BAKER CITY, OREGON. J. W. WI8DOM A CO. Druggists and Apothecaries. Prescription! carefully compounded. Articles. Toilet Main Street, BAKER CITY, OR. y PATTERSON Proprietor of THE EXCHANGE 8AI.00X lole Agent for 'Old llarbce," Woodfont County, Ky., Whiskey. BAKER CITY, ORKOON. ....The American Plan Only.,.. Balis, f I, II.M and 12 per day. All trains stop for passengers. O, R. A N, ticket oftlof. WYsturu Union telegraph. Long distance Hull telephone. Agents nnd ntllca for all stage lines. Accommodations llrst-clas. w ATERMAN A ECHMITZ Wholesale and Retail Dealers la WINE3, LIQUORS AND CIOAR BAKER CITY, OR. qillK STORK One of the finest ptaeri In the city for traveling men. FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIO ARS Remember the place. X ACKERMAN, Proprietor. BAKER CITY, OR. fS, V Boda Fountain, Fruit Juice Flavors. New Ageult Iroy Uundry Ageul. tin Street, Opposite First Nitlsoil Bank, VANUOUVKK, WASH. F. J. LACKAFF, UKALKIt IN mllX ABINGTON Tboi. W. Padden, Proprietor. Dealearln High-grade Llnuori and Clgare. Vamouver, Wash. Tlf AIT BROWN Dialer In Groceries, Flour; Trov Islon and Feed. Hardware and Groceries. Call and see us. WATT BROWN. RK. MTHKRSON Jt CO. , "SLEEPLESS MACK" Dealer lu FURNITURE AVIl SECOND-HAND GOODS. Vancouver, Wash. Wines, Liquors s Cigars WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Pole agent for Blatz'i Dandsllon and Celery Tonic. Goodi Delivered Free to All rilil tho City. IT miller, lruiorterand Dealer In Choicest Wines, Liquors and Clgare. California, Wines and Hiadiesa specialty. Cor. 71U and West II, Vancouver, Washington. ' in R.BCHOFtELD Dealer In CI0AR8, TOBACCOS, CANDIES AND FRUITS. "IOUN LA11TLX THE ONLY SALOON Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. W. ANDERbON'8 LUNCH COUNTER Incounectlon. Cor. Fifth and Main Sis. Vancouver J. C. Wyatt, Druggist (Sumifsor to D. Wall.) Z. F. MOODY THE DALLES, OB. General Forwarding AND Commission Merchant. Onices and Warehouses at RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS, Wool handling our specially. Grain bought and told. The Regulator Line. The Dalle?. PirtfantJ I im NAVIGATION CO. II NDKRTAKINO In the neatest form. Pol. Ished and metallic coffins. A No. 1 hearse. Good ser vice assured. W. B. NELSON, Funeral Director, PENDLETON, 0!& T. C. TAYLOR THE "HARDWARE MAN." Mard ware. Stoves, Tin and Copperware. Lime, Plaster, Cement, Coal, Iron and Steel and Hydraulic l'i. TM Main Street. TENDLKTON, OR- .mllE PIONEER DRUO STORB ULA SLATE, Proprietor. Oar stock Is thoroughly up-iMate. Wo earn nothing but sirlclly Al goods at popular prices. 1I& Court Street. E Perfumf ry, Roane and Toilet Article. A (till lino of Patent Medicines, Band ages, Trueies, etc., always on hand. Jour patronage solicited. FOURTH AND MAIN STREET THROUGH FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE.... Billy Lin of Steamer Between PortUnsi Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood Rlva and all Point, on the Washington aide 2il!l.fnur' Dallei City and Regulator leave tr5,lYld,T?r3r n10""'"! (except Sunday) at? id The Dal If s at s a. m arrtvlii at dV.nn. 60 in ample time for outgoing iralaV rretgbt Kate Greatly Reduced. W..C. ALLAWAY.Gen.Agt., Foot nf Court Street, The Dalles, Of C. 0. THAYER, Agent. Portland, Or. PENDLETON, OR, Hotel Pendleton. E. J. MOOREi. Proprietor. ENDLETON OR. EOK A GOOD 8JIOKK GO TO JOSEPH CARTER, g bran VV. U. 1 Who keeps U the leading brands ol Clgare an Ulike of w, U.lelrgrauu Co. and Tobacco. rnllK CITY MARKET. C. A. Bluroe , proprietor. Ttio llrfama of Avarice. Dorothy Pn, I do wlsU wo wero rich. Dorothy's pa How rich would you like to he? Dorothy Oh, awfully rich; rich enough to snub people nnd still bo cull ed tiurvenblo. CIiIciiko Itecord, A Capable Woman. Jonea Urowu married a very capa ble woman, didn't he? Smith 1 guess so. At least she seems to lie capable ut making a living for botlt of them. l M. HOFSTEATEK Portrait and Landscape Photographer. Main Street, Xletween Filth and Blaia. Ve eouver, Wash. " Ay U. BREWSTER Dealer In Staple) end Fancy Groceries, Provlslona, riour. Hay and Fevd, Butter aud Egge? ' Portland! Vancouver Rj. AND ME10HANTS1 EXPRESS 00. FREE DELIVERY to all business houses In Vancouver and to principal busineta houses la Portland. The compart) 'a agous connect wlta tech express car. Express car leaves Portland from Front an4 Burnslde street 6:40 and 9MUa. m., and VU'M and 3:40 n, in. Leaves Vancouver 8 and 10 a. as. and UiiO aud 4:U) p. m., daily except Sunday. PORTLAND OFFICE: Cr. Third tod Wtsblngtoo. Tel. 171 Willi Northern Pacific Expreu Co. SLITER'S CAFE 148 SIXTH STREET Between Morrison and Alder -BEST GRADES OF- ...Wines, Liquors and Cigars... NoVihwes"" 8,r"8,,, ,0"Cent B,ocn ,n ,b P" ACIFIC METAL WORKS pONK BR03. Manufacturers and Dealers la Roufk and Dressed Lumber and sleeWoo. Vaacoaver, Wash. m DONKQAN The Leaaiai Boat and akoe Dlar, VAXCOUYSft ..... A. C, CHUMASERO DRUOS AND MEDICINES. PER. KUMKUY AND TOlLETARTlCLia. rraecrlptloB Carefully Compounded. UBRIST BLOCK. VANCOUVER. WA8B, H.- KKI.I.Y Oeaeral leurance Aieot. Fire and Marias, cetttsa L'aloo A National Ins. Co.. KdlnbM fad Loadeat Western . aud M. Auuraaea O. toaM.Caa. mi TUlrd ei, Caliuafelt Bid TS-T3 North ?econd Street, Portland, Or. HENRY RUST Pacific Brewery BAKER CITY, ORGEON. A. NEUBERGER DEALER JN Fine Whiskies and Cigars Headquarters for Mining and Commercial Men 1AKER CITY Giufflrir"' Rnrca rut 4 eoldera aud lUbblt a Specialty, nitOWK A Xl'CABE. STEVEDORES Portland, Oregon. OREGON i"' f Correspondence solicited. ri 'll "J"," Pmptly dellyerad. Cable addreu Drown. RUTCLIFFE A BUED-ItAMER BDTCLirra M.ii.hniWil! 1'lir and tcoCr;5r5 Plain aud lWcoratlve Paper Ilanctnr llonii l1n,nf. Oralnt.nf, Kalwmlnlng! Bnop and wraUUw Stmt, Portland Or. BOBEKTS' CAFE Best Grades of WINES, LIQUOR8 AND CIOARB Feurta and Stark 8u., PORTLAND, OREQOS Private Entrance, aoue Black 1831. 103 Fourth Street. Tela- w PAY GOOD WAQEt To Goo.1 people For Oood Work BTAR LAUNDRY CO, . -Mi'jffiii-'vliT'.l i. ' , stfnifiWiiliitti Air. imiMiiJtSiAi. t;Titu,fc-,'f,..V'T,ii ; rii'ti.iy, .vr.fcii f ; m - jflaW-. i r .Trltf.jhfe- Jfcfj-r V. ti' ! .r ;