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STEAMERS
ALTONA AND POMONA
DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY KOIl
Salem and Way Landings.
Leaver Taylor street..
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SUNDAY TRIPS TO OREGON CITY.
Leave I'ortland lo:ra A. M and ,1:0) I'. M.
I.i-uve Oregon City li;;w, 3;:, owo 1. M.
. Oregon City Trans. Co.
I'romptncJ and quick dispatch our apeclalty
. , A. B. CR AH AM, Agent.
-OI:c and wharf, foot of Taylor HI. Phono 40.
"Did You Ever Try"
Sunshine
Tho No it Scouring SoapT
If not you should give It a trial ami
Blue Mountain
Soap Also
Tlicy iwro nil mineral product nml II lit
inarvolntia how they clean up illrt.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures....!
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wbo'esale Llqu)r Dc tiers.
22, 24, 26 First St., Cor. Burnside.
"WELL, I DON'T KNOW
Mr. Johnson, you don't know
WHAT'S GOOD
If you have never tried
ACME WHEAT FLAKES.
We are headquarters for Ration Health
Club Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats.
Health Process Whole Wheat Flour.
ACME MILLS COMPANY.
20-22 N. Front St.
; .Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR.
GUuuISOfl & CO.
Wheat and Stock Brokers
DlltrXT WJUBS TO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce.
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their busi
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil
liard and Pool Tables. - Bowling;
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. G. REDDICK, Manager.
IF EVEIY IESIIIPTIIM
Most Complete Establish
meat in the Pacific North
wcttJM. ;omatrcltl, link
ant Caunty Bliak
Books ant Rtco'ts
Mat to urtor.
Mtfitlno ant Km
sIcBlnMaa. I
212-214 First Street
PORTItAHD - - OREGON
.Telephones 312....
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cigar- Eiberg-Gurut Cigar Co.,
general agents, Portland. Or.
P. F. Thompson, denier in tohncco,
cigars, fruit, enndics and nuts. 360 1)
sttoot.
Brady & 8ho'rrotr, practical plumb
erg, gas and steam fitters. Dealers iu
lend and Iron pipe, gas fixtures and
plumbing goods of every description.
Jobbing dono at rosapnablo rates.
All work warrautcd. Steam and hot
wutor-hcatlng n spoelnlty. Tolophouo
Oak 411. 142 First street, Portland,
Oro. ,
C. A. "Watson, Marine Drug Sloie, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Oro. Spe
cialties: Flockonstoln's Lung Ralsnm
and Celery Soltzcr. .
It. H, 8chwnrtz, druggist and apotho
sary, 336 Bumsido stieot. between
First and 8ooond, Portland, Or.
For flno fruits of all kinds for tho
traveling public, call at 150 North
Sixth street. Ice oream soda. Basket
fruits for travelers. Goorgo Kisor pro
prietor
Creamery and bakery. Country but
ter and fresh eggs -a specialty; also
creamery butter. Mrs. I), lloydston,
proprietor, corner Second and Columbia
streets, Portland, Or.
When medlolnes'will not enre you,
or when yon get tired, of spending
monoy for mediclnos, buy tho Natural
Body Brace from' J. A. Clomonson, drug
gist, 227 Yamhill street, between First
and Socond.
B. 0. Cash Market. Cheapest and
best goods dollvorod east nud west.
Corner Soventh and Couch streets.
Everything first-class. Cameron &
Morgens.
Jno. P. Sharkey, manufneurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
.work; Importer of saddlery, hardware,
I nrhips, pads, etc. 65 Dnion arc, Port-
land, Or.
Knhn Bros., donlors In hides, fun
nud wool. 101 Front stroot, Portland,
Or.
G. Dnnlelaon, watchmaker, jowolei
and dinmond-settor, 140 Sixth street,
Portland, Or. All work guaranteed.
Ewybody smokes the celebrated
Monogram and PaaJora cigars. Thoy
baro no equal.
The Popular, 135 First street, bet.
Washington, and Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, proprietor. Tel. Ore
gon red 084, Columbia 608.
Portland Tranaier rjaloon Chas. O.
Siglin, proprietor. Choice wines,
liquors and cigars. 831 Glisau, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Smyth A Howard, general contract
ors. Roads, bridges, trestles, munici
pal impioretnentB, eto., Portland, Or."
Diamond Vitrified Briok Company,
(Incorporated). Paving briok a spe
cialty. 013 Chamber of Commeroe.
Tho Western Oyster IIousj, Sam
Mnckln, pioprletor. Oysters nud
crawfish, wholosalo and retnil. By
tho gallon, S3; by the pint, 35 conts.
353' Washington street, between Soo
ond and Third. Telephone brown 484,
The A. D. T. Messenger Co: is the old
est and best lorvico of the kind in the
iown. Readers of the New Age, giv
them the prefercnoe.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgagee bought 8. W. King, room
45, Washington building.
Ring up Dr. Darling. 364 Morrison
street, cor. Third and Morrison, over
MoAllen MoDonuell's. Office
hours, 10:80 to 19 a. m.; 1:80 to 6 p.
m. At residence, E. 84th and Bel
mont streets, morning and evenings.
Residenoe 'phones, Oregon, blue 876;
Columbia, 5187; office 'phone, Colum
bia 14.
Frenoh Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
All work done at very moderate prices.
Dyeing and cleaning of all kinds of
ladles' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau,
proprietor, 465 Olisan sUC
The finest plaoe in the city to obtain
fliet quality cijjuraj tobacco and smok
ers' articles is that of Rosenthal &
Bndd, at 387 and 287tf Washington
street, between Fourth' and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call when
you wish anything In their line. Tele
phone Mala 75. '
A. A. TJnruh, bicycle .repairing.
Braiiog and outting drwa "frames a
specialty. Bloyole sundries Baked
enassel. All work guaranteed. 183
Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Or.
Call and see roe wb'en you are broken
down. Agency for the Imperial Bicy
cle; guaranteed for one year, Oregon
'phone black 3891.
The Safe Store
New and Second-Hand
Safes Bought and Sold
Cash Registers
Lock Department
Repairing
JOHN E. DAVIS,
M Third Street, PORTLAN, OK
Fnntn Till. In Your lint.
lieglnnliig Sunday, Juno 34, tho As
toria & Columbia River Railroad will
put into effect n train sohednlo by
which passengers can lonvo Portland
daily at 8 A. M., nrrivo nt Sortstdo at
12:80 P. M., remain at, tho beach until
5 1'. M., and reach l'ortlaud at 0:40 P.
M. From Astoria to tho beauh trains
will run dally at 8:15 A. M. and 11:85
A. M., leave .Sonsldo at 2:30 1'. M. and
6 P. M., connecting at Astoria with
Portland train.
Arrangements bavu also boon mado
with the O. R; X. Co. for it daily
boat to connect witli the morning, train
ironi Portland, louvlng Astoria at 3 P.
M., and making direct connection at
llwaco with train for North Reach
points. Also boat to leave llwaco in
afternoon to connect with evening train
for Portland.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOK.
In tho County Court of tho Stato of
Oregon, for Multnomah .County.
In tho matter of tho ostato of Henry
M. Chase, deceased.
Notlco is hereby given that the un
dersigned has boon nppolntod adminis
trator with tho will'Aunoxed of. Henry
M. Ghaso, deceased, All persons hold
ing claims against snid estate are here
by notified to present the Banie, daly
verified tinder oath, with tho proper
vouchers, to tho undersigned at No,
100, Grand nvenuo, Portland, Oregon,
within six months from tho date here
of. . 1IKNRY 8. ROWK,
Administrator of tho Estate of Henry
M. Chaso, Deceased.
Dutod.nt Portland, Oregon, this 25th
day of April, A. D 1000. -
qVIK I'Ol'UliAK
a FIrit Htrei't,
Hot. WanliliiKtoti niul Altor
I'lionc Ori'Ron Hod (Ml I'liono Columbia .YA
JOHN KCKt.UND, I'roprletor,
I'm-Uauri, Or.
J. 1'. MUltl'IlY. F. N. HTOI7IX
PARK SALrOOIN
Corner Park and Burnsldo Sts.
"Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Private Rooms for Families.
Golconda Mining Co.
Office: Chamber of Commerce.
Next toBafo Dcoilt Vault.
A llmitad amount of stock of this Com
pany for sale. For particulars apply to
J. A. ARMENT,
Assistant Secretary.
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HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...1IOTII l'IIONE8.
Travoleraalioulil take "8" Street Carat Union
I)eiot aud traiufer at Yauililll Ktrtct to Kaat
Alikner Car. x
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BOYD &. ARNOLD
...Gcuvral Aeeuti...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near Stark,
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
GENU'S WORK I MLIY
101-0 E. Water St. Phone 6033.
clAIN'S CMIIUC IIIPMM
'oriirayiiKcale,tlack, irreen or woolly apliU,
inou am
nana
other liinuua Kronth
and li ax no
equal (ordlapotln
KOI
the moth and InvlKnrat
z the
No heating or bolllnK. almpljr to
dilute with cold water and U Jnexpenalre,
iiik ine tree.,
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
Ja compounded on aclentlneprluclplei from car
bolic acid and Stockholm pine tar, and riettroya
the tlcka aud eSeetually curea theacah. leaving
the heon In a healthy condition, belnif alan
oneol the crcatct dlwnfcctantkknouu. I'rlce
loweat ot any toon nip. AUire an corrc
.jondence FISHER, TH0RSEN k CO.
Portkni, Or. Pacific Cout AgU.
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& OrtfwnDifcf
B I FflrrSiflr1
,-'iJZ
Fro ShowoM In Arizona.
Every once In a while stories nro
brought out about extraordinary show
ers of .fish, of bloody snow, etc tho
latest belug of n ship captain fur out
on tho Atlantic who rnn Into n dust
shower so henvy he hnd to set his crew
shoveling the dust from the decks
when tho weight began to got dan
gerous. To this bo there added a tnlo:
' "It rains frogs In Arizona. Tho old
timers believe there is no doubt of It,
though they can not explain from
whence the frogs were originally 'lift
ed.' But this much Is straight lot thero
bp n-summcr rain along the lino of tho
Southern Pncltlc Iu southwestern Ari
zona, and behold, the next morning
every little pool has a myriad of llttlo
lean gtcen frogs, with marvelous
croaking powers. They dou't wait for
nightfall like their mora civilized
brethren elsewhere, but keep up tho
music by day its by night. Thoy llvo
where water comes only about once &
year.
"They can't llvo over tho Interim un
der the sun-baked rocks; they assur
edly haven't hopped from tho Colorado
River, and they are all of a bIzo. to
boot. ,lf Uioy didn't come from the
ground or from the river, they must
have como from the. skies'. And that's
what the Uassayampera firmly be
lieve." Arliona Graphic.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the stato of
Oregon fur tho County of Multnomah.
James R. Conroy, plaintiff, vs. Liz
zlo Conroy, defendant.
To the above named dofeudant, Liz
zie Conroy f
Iu tho uamo of tho stato of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appoar and
answer tho complaint tiled against you
intlio above outttlod suit on or before
tho expiration of six weeks from tho
dato of tho first publication horoof, bo
ing tho timo prescribed in tho ordor of
publicatou of tho t-uuinions; and if you
fall'to so appear and nnswer said com
plaint, tho plaintiff will apply to tho
abovo entitled court for tho rolioi there
in prayed for to-wit: A decree of di
vorce, from bonds of matrimony now
oxistlng bctwoou you and tho palntitf
nud that Bitid bonds bo absolutely mid
forever 'dissolved.
This summons is pubished by order
of tho abovo entitled court, mado nud
entered this 0th day .of July, 11)00, aud
tho date of tho first publication is July
7th, 1000, aud said publication in to
bo mado, for six successive weoks from
snid date.
RUSSELL K. SEWALL,
Attornoy lor Plaintiff.
Dated l'ortlaud, Oregon, July a,
1000. .
Oregon Brass Works
MOORE & HARPER, Props.
Urui, Hell amt Composition UaatltiKi. Alum
inum aud I'hoiplinr Ilrouto. Ilran Kail,
lug, titcamboat am! Machine
Work a-apcclnlly.
69 Second Stroot, North.
Hot. Darli ami Kvcroll.
Telfpltnna aOret;oii Jtlnln 07K.
1'OltTI.ANI) . - OIIKOON.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Hade to Order
Repairing; Neatly Done.
Work called for and delivered. All work
Biiaranwau.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters Tor Capcn Co.'s Shoes
C. K.8hreve.
W. H. McCarter.
rortlaufl Mel Co.
,..DKAI.KItH IN,,
Sugar, 18 Pounds $1.00.
Best Valley Floor. 70c and 75c
regor
rtfile
iu-
ikii "llrown" Wi,
I'rompt
Delivery.
1 70 Third St.
l.NO WAUKItOOMH
OK
11. BINHllKIMKIt.Holu AKCHt for
THK JACOU DOM. 1'IANO
The beat uprlxht nlann mado, and other flrat
eiata piano. rrnu'U ami
aold on Inalallmenta.
No. 72 1 hlrd btreet.
Katabllahed M2. I'houe
North Ml.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave l'ortlaud. foot of Waahlnxton Hi.,
Sunday, Tuesday and Thuraday evening at &
o'clock, for feauvleiUlaud, Hi. Helena, caplea,
Deer laland, Martina, Kalama, Neer City,
Itanlcr, Mt.c'oDlu, Marrcr, Htella, Oak I'olnl,
freemaua, Maiizaultlo,Clatakaule aud all way
lauding.
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AMERICAN SAYINGS.
Phraaea OrlKlnaied In Till a Conntrj
Which Will Live.
"Don't swear; llghtl" Tho phrase
hits the ring of sound metal.
The American army of Invasion ad
vancing upon Santiago do Cuba was
preceded by a body of tough riders.
Suddenly the Spaniards, who were ly
ing in ambush, llred a deadly volley,
and the startled rouuh riders renlled
with an outburst of curses. "Don't
sweurj light I" called Col. Wood. Tho
phrase still lives.
America Is a big country; It Is des
tined to become a irreat country, for
thero Is manliness and vigor In 'tho
memorablo phrases coined by color
bratetl Americans. It was Stephen
Decatur who, originated tho toast, "Our
country, right or wrong." Henry Clay
said, "Sir, I would' prefer to bo right
than be President." Tho last words of
Xathau Hale were, "I only regret that
1 have but ouo life to lose for my coun
try." William Penn coined the phrase,
"I prefer the honestly slmplo to tho In
genuously wicked." And It was Henry
Ward Heeclier who uttered Jthe words,
"The mother's heart Is the child's school
rdotnl"
Whon nations becomo artificially re
fined the phrases whlch'thelr great men
coin are generally either cynical or flip
pant. Thus to Talleyrand is attributed
tho phrase, "Mistrust first Impressions,
they ate always good." Voltaire de
clared that "Ideas are llko beards;
children and women never wear them."
To which might be added, "except when
they are monstrosities." Antolne III
varole said, "It Is au Immenso advant
age to have dono nothing, but one
should not abuse It." Samuel Rogcrt
sal, "When I was young I said good
natured things and nobody listened to
mo; now that I am old I my Ill-natured
things, and everybody listens to mo."
To Sidney Smith wo nro Indebted for
tho following ungracious description of
a fashlonablo woman: "Do not mind
tho caprices s of fashlonablo women.
They arc as gross as poodles fed ou milk
ami mulllns."
Whether Col. Wool uttered them or
not, tho wordH, "Don't swear; but
light!" will ring for long In the mem
ories of many geuurntlons. London
Truth.
lllirlieat ToiiiprrMures.
It Is very curious that the great ob
Rtancle cucouutered In tunneling under
tho snow-covered Alps Is the excessive
ly high temperature. Iu tho construc
tion of tho Mont Cents tunnel the high
est temiHiraturo recorded was 80 de
grees Fahrenheit, which wos reached
nt a point neat1 the center of tho tun
nel. The St. Oothard was still hotter,
a temperature of on degrees having
been observed In tho center for several
days. Such n heat, In a molsturo-htden
nud Impure atmosphere, could bo en
dured but live hours a day for two days
Iu three; nud so prostrating was the la
bor nt Mont Cenls nud St. Oothard that
tho physician who attended tho work
men ten years reports tho number of
Invalids to havo been us great as sixty
to the one hundred. Stranger still was
the appearance of n tropical disease
due to Intestinal parasites thnt Is
known only Iu tho hottest regions of
tho earth. Kven greater rock tempera
tures are expected Iu tho great tunnols
projected Iu recent years thoso of the
Slmplon, St. licrnard and Mont Hlanc
experienced engineers predicting thnt
under Mont Illntio n heat considerably
greater than 100 degrees possibly
above 12." degrees will be reached. Im
proved methods of , ventilating, cooling
aud working will nil contribute, how
ever, toward overcoming tho difficulties
of working.
Honk anil taUtlcr Kplaodo.
, Tho new motormun was strong and
willing, but ho hadn't bceii In a city
very imicli. lio uatl'tlouo farm work
up In northern Aroostook.
Tho other inotoruiun was Instructing
ulin.
"If n lire alarm rings In," said the old
hand, "remember that tho department,
tho lire engine aud tho rest have the
right of way. Hold right up uud let
'em past. If you dou't they'll ruu you
down."
The second day an nlann of tiro was
rung In. The car was near u cross
atrect where the department must puss.
"Hold up," said tho Instructor.
Over the electric track tore tho hose
teams, then the fire engluo spouting
flaino mid smoke. Tho new hand cast
a took up the street and then spun his
controller lever. The enr started.
"You Infernal fool, what nro you do
lug?" howled the old hand. Ho Jumped
and tho new man Jumped and tho hook
and ladder truck toro tho front plat
form oft tho car und disappeared lu a
cloud'of dust aud with Its men yelling
llko fiends.
"Why didn't you wait?" howlod tho
Instructor.
"Ha gar," replied his pupil, wlilto and
gasping, "1 no t'luk we havo to bodder
for tint gang o' drunk houso palutcrs,"
Lewlston Journal.
The Finest Diamond.
Mrs. William Astor has n collection of
diamonds worth a fortune. Hut the
finest dlmanod lu tho world belongs, It
Is said, to Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbllt.
It Is n tiny affair, weighing one karut,
yet It cost her husband fS.OOO. As the
value of tho diamond Increases In an
increasing ratio with Its weight, up to
a moderate size, (his Vanderbllt brill
iant, If as largo as the Koh-I-Noor
(1024 karats) would bo worth about
f'1,800,000. Mrs, Vuuderlblt's marvel
ous gem came from Stimbulpooror Gol
conda. .
Mormon.
At a recent conference of tho Mormon
church, Gcorgo Q. Cannon complained
that there never was In the history of
tho church such au absence of respect
for IU authority as now.
CITV flEWS.;
Mrs. L. I). Lojonno is againr nblo tn
bo around alter h brief lllnoss.
Dr. P. J. Cromwell has changed his
tosldouco to !)i)5 Hall stroot, corner
Second.
Mrs. (J. K. ltcssollon, of Olaokamasv
spout tho Fourth in this city, tho guost
of Mrs. Geo. II. WllllamB.
Wo oxpoot noxt week to bo nblo to
glvo a formal nunouncomont of tho
wedding that wo hinted nt.somo wooks
Messrs. Kodgors and Slyko oallod at
Tho Now Ago olllco this weok and had
u long business intorviow with tho
manager.
Miss Mildred Van Potter, tho woll
kilbvu art workor of Sacramento, in
visiting Mrs. Hoss, of 104, St N.
Soventh stroot.
Do not forget tho interesting' pro
gnuninoat tho William LawrencoDnH
bar Literary Society noxt Thursday
evening, July 12.
Mr. Joo Gratnbu entertained afew
friends last Sunday. Ho is the gneet
ot Mr. Hooper. He announces that ho
may dooide to try his fortune 'at Cape
Nome.
Mrs. Hattio Sykos, accompanied by
hor son, passod throngh the city last'
Saturday, bound for Fresno, Cal.,
whore her mother lies at the point of
death.
Mr. Chas. llessollon, formerly of this
city, but now one of tbo leading citi
zens of Clackamas county, met with
qulto n sovoro acoidont last week whllo
trying to lead some young calves.
Wo wore glad to notloo tho presonco
ot some of our young A fro-Americans
lu tho parado ou tho Fourth, not as a
separate Irnrty, but as it should be, in
termiugliug with tho rest of tho citi
zens of this groat republic.
Mr. Harry Woodson, formerly con
noctod with tho Hotel Portland of this
city, writes from Atlanta, Ga., that
lie Ih proparod to accept tho cougratu
lations of his friends as a lady has con
hentod to bear his name iu tho future.
lio also states that ho may return to.
our city oro long.
At a mooting of tho General Federa
tion of Women's Clubs at Mllwankoo,
tho business was entirely suBpondetl
aud tho society nearly disrupted bo
cause ouo of tho clubs from lloston,
Mass., sout as a dolegato a woman:
who although refined and cultured,
was identified with tho Afrn-Amoricaii
raco. To tho orodlt of tho Northern
states, It is stated that almoct to ft
mombor, thoy stood up for thorlgbta,
of tho colored dolegato as agafuat tluf
uuroaRonablo projudica of the Southern
delegates.
Tho following pleco of poetry writ-. k
ten lu 18JJ7 by tho Hov. Piorpout might,,'
havo boon writton in 1000, as it ax
proNHOs tho sentiments of many of to
day: Our tobacco thoy plant and our cotton
they pick,
And our rico they can harvest and
thrash,
Thoy feed us in health and thoy nurso
us whon siok,
And thoy earn whllo wo pocket tho
cash.
Thoy lead us whon young and holp us
when old,
And thoir toils load our tablos nud
shelves,
Hut thoy are Niggors and thorofor (the
truth must bo told),
Thoy cannot take care of themselves.
Oregon llutohering Company, Frol
Motzgor, mauagor, dealors iu all kinds
of fresh and salt moats aud fish, 41S
Kvorott stroot.
"Hollar Hill" h Month.
It Is choapor to havo your clothes
taken euro of by fashlonablo tailors
than to sond them to hoiiio unreliable
joint. Telephone the Unique Tailor
ing Co., 347 Washington .street, oppo
site Cordruy's theater.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK.
To all whom it may concern: No
tice is hereby given that I have beeu
apiointed by tho houorublo county
court of the stato of Orogou, for tho
county of Multnomah, administrator do
bonus non cum toHtameuto auuoxo of
tho OBtate of Oliver Van Duzer, deceas
ed, and all porsons having claims
agaltiHt said estate, are hereby required
to present tho same with proper vouch
ors, within six mouths from this date,
to mo. ut my olllco, No. CIS Worcester
block l'ortlaud, Oregon,
DAVID M. DUNNK,
Administrator.
Dated ut Portland, Oregon, July r,
1000.
rurtlaiitl-Henalde Npeelnl,
llegiuniug Saturday, Juno 30th, aud
every Saturduy thereafter, tho Astoria
& Columbia Itiver Railroad Co. will
ruu l'ortluud-Seusldo speoiul to leuvo
l'ortlaud 2:80 P. M., and through til
rect without truusfor, arriving ut Seu-
side at (1:50 P. M,, and returning louvo
SeuHido, buuduy ut (i;00 P. M,, nml
arrive at Portland ut 0:40 P. M.
We Are Doing llualnea.
Wo camo early ami are hore to stay.
The secrot of our success lio in thu
fact that wo do IiiisIuuhs strictly ou
business principles. We buy only tho
best of woolens uud pay cash for them.
Wo employ ouo of tho best cutters lu
tho olty. Our object Is to pleuso our
customers uud establish our reputation
more firmly. See us before pluclmr
your ordor for a summer suit. Uiilnue
Tullorlug Co., 847 Washington stroot.,
opposite Cordruy's.
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