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THE NEW AGKE, PORTLAND. OREGON;
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PORTLAND BAILWAT COMPANY.
General Office corner Flrat and Washington St
Ht the ilnraol thin company and IU con
flections, the Second Street Line; Portland
Traction Co., or Fifth Street Line and the East
Side Hallway Co., all part of the eltycan be
n-ached upon thejayuient ot a FIVE-CENT
1'AKEiach way.
On the West Side Cam run every 10 minutes.
On the Portland A VancouTer Line, cart
leave Flrat and Washington streets lor Wood
lawn CTery w minute Irom 6 n. m. to A;20 p. m. :
then every 10 minutes to 6-30 p. m.; then every
W minutes :o li:05a.m. On Sunday flrat car
li'nvct at 7:40 a, in.
Care leave for Vancouver every 40 minute
from 6:20 a. in. to 6:10 ti, m. on Wedueadnyt
and HaturdayH, alao at 11 and 11,30 p. in. Oi
,iinda)a flrat car leaves at 7:40 a, m.
You will save money by buying Vancouver
rmindtrlp tickets at the office.
OlUcc houri 8 a.'ta, to 6 p. m, Sundays, 10 a,
tn. to 12m.
O. F. l'AXTON, President.
J. F. 11ATCHELDEH, Secretary.
l-OniLAND TKAOTION COMrANY.
(Formerly Cnblo Hallway,)
0cratc8 Electric and Cable Street Railway
from Union Depot up Fifth 8t. by the Principal
Hotels, Fontomce, Courthouse, City Hall, etc.,
to Portland Heights and the City Park. From
the Heights can be obtained an unrivalled view
( tho city, rivers, surrounding country and
mountain ranges, with tho snow-capped sum
mit! of MouutB, Hood, Adams, St. Helens and
Hauler.
Cars run every 7 i-2 minutes.
First car leaves Union Depot at 0:37 a. m.
first car leaves Portland Heights at 0:35 a.m.
Last car leaves Union Depot at 11:30 p. m.
Last car leaves Portland Heights fordopotat
11 p. m. Last car leaves Portland Heights for
power-house ot 11:60 p. m. Transfers at Filth
ml Washington Streets with Portland ltatl
way Co.'s lines and East Sldo Hallway Co. lino.
O. TINQRY
MAKWACTVIIINO JEWELER.
Diamond Setter. Repairing neatly done.
Any design ol Jewelry made to order.
Upstairs over The Famous, Corner Second
and Morrison streets, Portland, Or,
M W. AHIS3
K. W. ARISff&CO.
Wholeiato Brokerage and Commission
No. 65 Front Street.
Columbia 'Phone 243.
Portland", Or.
pOBMOPOLlTAN HOTEIj
C. II. HATEMAN, Proprietor.
Rooms, $1.00 to 12.50 por week.
61 North Third Street, Corner Davis.
PORTLAND, Or.
Afmow & Go.,
FINEST QUALITY
Hams
Bacon
Lard
When once you uso them
yon will find tlioy are tha
finest flavored goods.
fifth and Couch Sts.
USE LUCKEL'S
Borax Soap
For "Washing1 Flannels.
Will Never Shrink Nor
Harden.
TRY ONE BAR AND BE
CONVINCED.
Best of Goth and "Work
Given at Remarkably
Low Prices by Reason of
Our Wonderfully Low
Expenses.
THE J. M. lCHESOli CO.,
TIIII Ml ALDER STS.
SUITS TO ORDER
James J. Paul
FINE
TAILORINQ
THE BEST OF
CLOTHg.
We Want Your Track
300 THIRD ST
35T. HODGSON & CO.
PRACTICAL
flusic Dealers
We make a Specialty of Band and Orches
tra Music. Alto a general line of Musical
Goods. Strings for all Instrument. Try
"Our Hani-Made" Reed. We also fur
atbh Music for Entertainments.
V. Jt. Cor. Beeond Yamhill (Up Stalls
rOJLTLXMU, OKIOON.
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V.K.Arnold. Notarial Publt Harry O. Boy
BOYD ARNOLD
General A rents Hamburg .Presnan Fir Isv
snrance Co. Office!. No. 103 First Street, naat
Stark, Portland, Oregon,
T)OVKY BROS. GLASS CO.-Manufactnrert
Jl o( Art Stained Olasa (or Churches, DirelW
Ins; and Public Buildings.
Bent, Beveled, Embossed and Ground Olasa.
41 to M N. Eixth St,, Portland, Or.
QTEWART A WIN8LOW
....CONTRACTORS..
Shop M North Sixth Street.
A IITISTIO MONUMENTS IN NATIVE AND
A. foreign marblo and granite: new and orig
inal deshrna. 11. J. IILAKSINO. Office and
works 207 Third street, near Madison.
JL. HONEYMAN-NO. KW FIRST STREET,
, Portland, Or.
House Renting Agency.
Real Eitato and Loans.
w,
D. M'INTOSH
fJontectlonerv. Tobacco and Clrars.
151 Sixth Street, on your walk from tho hotel.
PORTLAND, OREOON.
THE MOBILE
Oyster and Tamala Parlors. Crawfish
cooked in tho beat oi wines. Private rooms tor
ladles. Ernest Nenlcomm, Mgr., 18i Third St.,
Portland, Or. Oregon Telephono Black 295.
A LBERS A SCHNEIDER CO.-B. ALBER8,
V. Prcs. and Mgr, Thos. 8chnelder.Vlce.Prca.,
II. Albera, Sec'y. and Tress. Proprietors U. 8.
Mills and Mr reliant Roller Mills. Manufactur
ers of Rolled Oats, Oat Meal, Flakod Wheat,
Buckwheat Flour, Pearl Barley, Rye Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour, Cora Meal, Rye Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Wheat. Pasta Fac
toryMacaroni, Vermicelli. Spaghetti. Dealer
in Grain, Flour, Hay, Shingles, Heeds, Etc. All
kinds Mill Feed. Office. 240-242 Front Street,
corner Main, Portland, Or.
M SELLER A CO.
, Established 1859. M. Seller. P. Lower.
gart. Portland, Or.. Seattle, Wash., Spokane,
Wash., SO-92 W. Broadway, New York.
Importers and Jobbers Crockery, Glassware, Eta
8. W. Corner Front and Burnslde 8U.,
PORTLAND, OR.
M FOSTER & CO.'S BANQUET HALL CI.
. GAR8
llavo no equal.
Try them.
The best KVcent cigar In the market.
THE R08ENFELD-8MITH CO., distributor.
4143 Front street, Portland, Or.
J' B. CHIPMAN-114 FIRST ST., TORT.
J, land. Or. Real Estate. Farina, Stock
anches, Timber Claims, City Property, Money
Loaned on Real Estate
Heymood Brothers
Wakefield Company
Manufacturers of
CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
BENT WOOD CHAIRS,
REED and RATTAN FURNITURE,
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
CHAIR CANE, Etc.
00005 Sold to the Trade Only.
10-86 Fifth St. PORTLAND.
A arom B. Lew, Gxoitoi Kmw, Frid. B. Lkyt
KRIEd & LEVY
GROCERS.
194 Washington St. corner Tenth, Portland, Or.
COFFEE AND TEA A SPECIALTY.
We give Red-Trading 8tamps. Both 'Phones
KB. '
ESMOND HOTEL
Portland, - - Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
KATKSl
European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day
American Plan, $ J to $2 Per Dai
OSOAR ANDERSON, Manager.
J. a PENDEGA8T, Chief Clerk.
WHEN YOU BUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOR HOUSEKEEPING
Cut This Out and Get a Reduction at
..HENRY JENNINGS..
172-174 Flrat Street.
KSTA11MSIIBD 1875.
F. ZIMMERMAN
8ole Agent
.Roxbury Rye.
Foreign and Domeatla
WINES & LIQUORS
tea rront Street, Near Stark.
PORTLAND, OB.
ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
One of the moat complete bakery la
the Northwest.
BikM Ike Iwt Pallam Brd Ii tbe West
M. SHIELDS, Prop.
UT Morrison St. 1'OHTLAKU, OB,
And Union Avenue, comer Sacramento,
Alblns. Home-mad. bread, cake and plea,
Baked beans aud Boston llrown Bread ever
Saturday. TeL. Bed 1443! TL Rod Ma.
EXPOSED BY AN ODOR
THIEVES SOMETIMES TRACKED
OY PEC-LIAR PERFUME.
Curious Instance of Criminal Who
Were Actually "Scented" Out-Parla
Thief Who Was Partial to Kucalyp
tus, to Hi Lii.tliiK Borrow.
So lullnlteslnmlly slight nro 8omo of
tbe clews tlmt lmvo led to the arrest
itml ultliuntu conviction of notnblo
criminals that ono tuny not bo sur
prised to learn that by the distinguish
Ing untl InuiTneeablo odor of certain
perfumes and scents murderers nnd
thieves have t-te now beeu brought to
book for their misdemeanors.
Probably tho tiucerest enso In this
connection Is, says Answers, that of n
notorious burglar who wns arrested In
Paris a fow months back solely because
he had a partiality for eucalyptus. Tho
facts are these: An elderly ludy awoko
ono ulghtto ilml that the jewel box
at tho side of her bed wns In tho act of
being robbed by n burly and closely
masked man. The lady had tho self
control to feign sleep and make a men;
tal note of the fact that there wns ono
distinguishing feature of the marauder.
This was tho strong odor of eucalyptus
that pervaded his garments.
As soon as ho had effected his do.
parturo the woman roso and summoned
n policeman to her nsslstnuco by calling
loudly from her bedroom window.
However, her efforts wero In valp, for
on tho arrival of tho police It was found
that tho burglar had disappeared with
tho lady's Jewels. Nor was tho man
captured for u considerable period.
Then, ono afternoon, thcro called at tho
olllco of a Hebrew pawnbroker In a
miinll way of busluess a gentlemanly
looking iiuiii, who wns desirous of
pledging n few articles of Jowelry.
Now tho broker had beeu supplied
with a list of tho articles stolen on tho
occasion, nnd nt ouco saw that tho trin
kets tho present customer wns Intend
ing to pledge wero none of thoso that
had beeu taken from tho lady's Jewel
box. Hut he had read tho story of tho
burglaryand recalled tho remarks of
the lady atieut the odor pervading the
thief's clothes.
Now, ,thls man's garments also
smclled of tho frngraut oil. One would
hardly have considered this similarity
such as to warrant tho apprehension of
the pledger, hut pawnbrokers are a ven
turesome set of men, and tho ono re
ferred to called n"pollccmnn nnd gavo
tho customer In charge. Nor did ho err
In so doing, for tho man proved to be a
notorious burglar, nnd Indeed the thief
of the gems. The articles ho was on
tho point of pledging wero tho result
of another burglary, aud tho chances
nro that the mlsdemcnnnnt would have
tontlnuously evaded capture but for
the fact that, being strangely fright
ened by tho uulversnl epldomtc Inllu
onsen ho had resorted to a llbernl usu
of eucalyptus oil.
An oven odder enso la point Is ono
which halls from India. A merchant
returning to his homo from Calcutta
took with him a small flask of spiken
ard, a costly perfuiuo.used In Hindu re
llglous rites. Tho tiufortuuato fellow
never reached his home, for on tho way
thither ho wns attacked by a gang of
poisoners, who killed him. nnd nfter
throwing his body luto n river carried
off his goods, Including tho flask of
scent. Mouths nfterwnrd tho crlmlnnls,
who had come under suspicion for other
crimes, received an Informal visit from
the police, when tho stroug odor of the
costly scent wns detected In tholr
abode, tho half-empty flask being oven
tunlly unearthed beueath n stack of fuel
In one of the rooms of tho house. Tho
dlscovory led to tho execution of three
members of the gang.
Coal Ulna All Oer the World.
In the Into war with Spain tho stand
ing order of tho Seeretnry wns that nil
tho ships should be kept full of tho best
coal obtainable, says tho Philadelphia
Saturday Kvenlng Post. Tho contro
versies that camo nfter the wnr refer
red largely to the question of a coal
supply. Since then the department hns
been Inylng In supplies In every part
of tho world whero the fuel may bo
needed by our ships of war. Wo aro
acquiring coaling stations In Islnuds
wherever It can bo done. In our new
colonies thousands of tous Is being
stored.
Take, for Instance, tho Dry Tortugns
nnd Key West, tho points which com
mnnd tho entrances to tho Gulf of
Mexico. There will be piers and coal
sheds with a capacity of 20,000 tons,
nud tho channel will be dredged so that
the largest ships will hnvo no dlillculty,
Hy extending the chain of statlous this
country will be In control of the entlro
gulf. On tho Pacific coast buildings
will bo erected with a capacity of 100,
000 tons of coal. More buildings and
piers will bo constructed at Honolulu,
at Guam and In the Philippines, and
thus gradually there will bo built up a
complete system of coal depots iu vari
ous parts .of tho world,
Muslu When Vou Market.
Visitors to Washington market on
Friday mornings nro regaled, while
they purchase their weekly provisions,
by dulcet strains of popular airs and se
lections from tho operas, which pro
ceed from a stringed orchestra, com
posed of two violins and a harp. Iu
addition to tho musical entertainment,
the vegetable, butter and egg stands
are aglow with flowers, while clean
sawdust liberally besprinkles tho floors,
and the merchants appear In the suow
lest aud freshest of aprous and jackets,
New York Tribune.
A scientist says there are 100,000
halm lu tho averugo woman's head.
The number of hairs' In the ajrerage
man's head depends on the length of
time be has beeu married.
ELEVATORS FOR STATIONS.
New York Roads Propose to Obviate
almoin of Btalr.
New York's elevated railroads aro
preparing to adopt Inclined elevators to
carry passengers from tho street stir
faco to tho platforms. Tho purpo.so Is
to do away with tho necessity of walk
ing up long flights of steep stairs to
reach tho trains. Tho stylo of elovntor
practically agreed upon Is whnt Is
known as an escalade, or Inclined
plane, which moves upward so that a
passenger who steps upon It will bo
carried to his destination without per
sonal exertion.
Tho plnn Is not a new ono In connec
tion with tho operation of elevated
roads. Iu fact, tho vnrloiiB companies
lu tho principal cities have been work-
INCLINKI) "L" ROAD JCLKVATOn.
Ing nlong this lino for several years.
Now York, of all other cities with ele
vated transportation lines, Is most In
need of some such aid to passengers,
owing to tho high structures In tho
northern portion of tho Island, mndo
necessary by tho hilly nnturo thereof.
Walking down Is not hard, so tho In
clines nro to bo built to ninko tho up
ward Journey only.
Tho Inclined elovntor will hnvo tho
samo general nppcarauco ns tho ordin
ary clovated rallwny stairway, except
that tho slopo will not bo ns steep and
will be a straight run from top to bot
tom, with no landings. One-half of tho
structure will hnvo steps for going
down, tho other half will havo a moving
Incline, running nt a speed of ninety
feet, a minute. The proposed elevators
will have a carrying capacity of 3,000
passengers ench an hour. Tho Inclined
elevators will bo run on tho endless
chain principle, nnd tho power will bo
furnished by snmll eloctrlc motors
placed lu tho stations.
Possibly ns good an Idea as could bo
obtained of tho worklngof thlscscaladb
wilt bo to compare It to tho moving
sidewalk of tho World's Fair In Chi
cago. It will bo remembered that this
sidewalk was placed ou tho' long pier
Jutting out Into tho lnko from the east
ern continuation of tho court of honor.
It was furnished with scats for the
riders. All ono had to do was to step
from tho stationary walk to tho moving
and the latter did tho rest. Take this
moving sidewalk lying In one piano and
tilt tho outer end Into tho nlr at a sharp
angle, and let tho return pass under to
reappear at tho streot surface, uud tho
prluclplo Is explained.
Anotli r Kind.
Whon Johnny Hobbs left his homo
up among tho New Hnmpshlro hills to
vljjlt his grandmother In Worcester,
Massachusetts, ho was cautioned by
his mother that he would And things lu
tho city strangely different from thoso
nt home.
.Tohuny nrrlved In tho early after
n6on, nnd long beforo ten-time his
grandmother, who lived most simply,
told him to run out to tho pantry nnd
get n bowl of milk which sho had left
there "for a hungry boy."
A moment Inter sho followed him,
nnd to her amazement beheld her
graudson bravely at work on n bowl of
spearmint ten, which sho had forget
fully put In tho place whero sho had
told him to find the milk.
"Why, child," sho cried, seizing tho
bowl from poor Johnny, "don't you
know this Isn't milk?"
"I I knew It wasn't llko Hamburg
milk," stammered Johnny, with a flnal
gulp, "but I thought maybe It was tut
kind folks had In Worcester!"
Married fur .Nothing.
In a fashlonablo church In Fifth ave
nue, New York, marriages are perform
ed free If desired, and an announce
ment Is made to that effect. "If a man
comes here to bo married," says, tho
pastor, "and Insists on having an organ
wedding march, It means $25; If ho
wants the choir, It means more; If ho
wants flowers, ribbons nnd special ush
ers, it means a great deal more, nut,
if he comes here aud dispenses with all
these things, and says, 'I want to get
married,' It costs him nothing."
lhe Oldest Pensioner.
John McGowan, of Glay County,
Florida, asserts that ho Is tho oldest
pensioner In this country. According to
papers now on file In Washington, ho Is
121 years old. Ho was born In Ireland
on March 15, 1770, and camo to this
country In 1801. He enlisted lu tho Sev
enteenth Connecticut In 1603, when he
was 84 years old. The pension officials
aro Inclined to bellevo his statement
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Eleotrio Clock in London.
An electric clock has been erected on
the southeast sldo of Plcadllly circus,
London. Electric lamps are fixed
along the moving bands, nud there are
electric stars fixed at each figure Tho
clock Is worked on the Synchronous
syndicate's system In conjunction with
a number of other clocks.
Married Women lu Portugal.
In Portugal married women retain
their maiden names.
Three dangerous courses the course
of time, the course of true love aud
tb race course).
aMaiaaBBBnMH.aiBH.vMsHMM ..SSbh.msbb
ItONARD HOCS
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furnished Rooms to Rent dt the Day, Week
or Month.
MRS. V. 0. BON, Fropristrsa.
KH Fast Morrison St., TORTLAND, OS.
TCUOENK I10CU
Wholesale Dealer la
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Office: 110 Fourth Street,
Telephone 1034. r-ORTLAND, ORKOON
PORTLAND ROI.UNO MILLS
Manufacturers of
HO IRON AND BTKKL.
N. R. AYER, Manager,
23nd and Nlcolal Straets,
"THE TASTE TELL8"
THAT
CUDAHVS REX HAMS,
REX BACON
REX LARD AND
, REX CANNED MEATS
ARE THE BEST.
J. A. MARTIN CO,
Sash and Door Factory
Walnut, Spanish Cedar and Ash Lumber eosv
statitljr on hand; also Ralls, Newels and Balua
tors, and all kinds ot hardnocd, veneer and
everything; tn the stair line; ail kinds ot Iroa
and brass bracket lor hanging rails) scroti
sawlns, wood turning- and plantnict also ail
kinds ot mouldings and finishing material.
Country orders filled on short notice. Your
rders respectfully solicited.
IJth and N. Front St.
Phone M7. PORTLAND, ORKOON
NORTH PACIFIC
PLANING MILL CO,
MANUKA CTUIIKRS
Sash and Doors
and Blinds
Special prices on carload orders.
32nd and Thurman Sts.,
PORTLAND - - - OR.
Long Distance 'Phone Main 220.
DEPOT HOTEL
(DBUTSCIIES OA8TIIAU8)
S. E. Cor. Seventh and Gllsan St.
Two blocks rora Union Depot.
PORTLAND - - i OREGON
Meals 20 Cents.
Lodulngs 25 and 38 Centa.
Six Meal Tickets for $1.00.
A. BLOCK, Proprietor.
Former proprietor Washington Hotel.
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting of Building,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery
Portland General Electric Co.,
SEVERTK AMD ALBEI STS.
Both Thorus 35.
TIE TITLE 6UAR1NIEE
TRUST GO.
WM. H. LADD. President.
J. TIIOltUUKN HObS, hco'y and M'ff.
T. T. DUKKHAKT, Aat't Becrelary,
Offers property for sale at such low pries,
that It will pay you to purchase aud hold tor
an adrance.
We hare Income-producing property (or sal,
which It will pay win to buy (or Investment
We have low-priced lots lor lhe home-bullsV
er, and II yon buy the uroiuid we will loaa
you money at lowest rates with which to bulla
a house,
Ha(etyDposlt Vanlts, Loam, Abstracts,
Title Insurance, for (uriher particular see
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO.,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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PORTLAND -
OR,
siBiBiaFW
BBiBiBiBB am
KsUbllshed la New York ITS,
tw York, Chicago, Boston, Phlladlt
Denver, Portland.
DKVOK A RAYNOLDS CO.
Paints. Colors, Varnishes, Lead, Bra.
Artists' Materials, wholesale only. Mo. MFtnS)
ntr.ci, curlier i iiiv. luiuauu
Oregon Ited ISM, Columbia 4SL
pORTLAND LOAM OFFIOK
Dim Marx, Proprietor.
...Hlf nest Price Paid (or Old Gold and Mm.
No. 74 Third Street, Kear Oak
PORTLAND, OR.
Loans money on all kinds of security. Vara
deemed pledges sold (or amount loaned.
T D.WILD
Jobbing and Retail Dealer la
WINES AND MQUORS
U3 Third Street, Opposite Maaonto Tematav
Portland, Oregon.
m A. WOOD. "
"REAL ESTATE AND PENSION ATTORNBT.
Boom 10, Odd Follows' Building.
PORTLAND, ORaV
CIMISOH & CO.
Wheat and Stock Brokers
DIRECT WIRES TO
New York Stock Exchangf
Chicago Board of Trade
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce.
PAGE k SON
WHILESHE FRUITS ANI PRODUIE
AND
Commission -Merchants
120 Front Street, PORTLAND, OR.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
DENTIST
Oraduate of the Northwestern Uulevrsttf
Dental College.
Hnt-Cliis Work in. Prices RiimaMt
Til Dekum Uld'r, Cor. Third A Washington
rORTLAND, Or. Oregon 'Phone Oreea att
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale
and Retail
GROCER...
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
Third St., Cor. Jefferson
Both Phones.
8T. PAUL HOUSE
Deutsche Oasthaus.
KltKI) IIII.L, Maima-ar.
Rooms With or Without Roard. Special Rata-
T tbe Month, llarrooui and Bowling Alter la
Connsctlou. Five Mocks from Steamship Dock
aud Union Depot. Open Day aud NUht,
ii, 24Kand M North Third Street
PORTLAND, ORKOON
lUwly Renorated
Neatly Furnlsh4
1,00 and 91. BO Per Day
HOTEL OSBORN
Board for Families a Specialty.
Traveler should take "S" tret car at.
Union Depot and transfer at Yamhill
Strut to East Ankney car.
Corner Caet Aeh and Grand Ave
PORTLAND, ORIGON.
FORBES-DAVIS FUEL COt
Coal and Wood,
Offlc and Yards, 18L1M R. Water B tree a
rORTLAND, OREOON,
Oregon Phone Union iSl. Columbia Ml
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