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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pullman Gar Porters
...THE,..
And Pool Room in Connection
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAMPOOING
1C7 North Slxtb St. Pbone Read 2937
C, E, RHOADES, Prop,
B. B. RICH
103 THIRD ST.
PORTLAND HOTEL
CIGARS
FOURTH AND MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND, OR.
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507
RENA STINSON, Ltd; AllllUnl.
mill'. AACIIKN AND MUNICH
1'iui: iKuuiiANuy. company.
IlMalillMicI A. I). IBM.
I'liorln A. IKircklint.lt A Co,, AcenU.
Itoom J, WorreMrr lllnek, N K. cor. Tlilnl and
Oak Strict". I'ortlnml, Or.
wmmTimm
PORTLAND WIRB AM) IKON WORKS
IImiiU, Nlurr mill omen IIiiIIIiik
Ornninelitnl Wire and lion Work
of All KIiiiId.
Ire and Iron Fence and Window Guard
IU4 Alilor SI, roilll.AN'D, OK.
.Merchant Hotel.
COIlNK.It TUMID AND DAVIH bl'IISKIH
ruin land, iiiiKiiiiN.
1101 Kl. IS NKWI.V KKN0VA1KD
Thin It the tn'kt or)itliioi mnileratu rate liotol
on tli I'Arltlc Cimi unit Inu xll Hiu enueu
lenrea ol lilKli-prleed InilcW Complete with
rht trio UkIii nl Ik'IIk, mill nrt'lnn taterln
each room, llalli room on eneli Hour, hletator
foraironiodallon n( lUieatu, llalea (I anil ll.'.'l
trdar. McuU ." i on. jmtIhI rnivk lu lim.
illen milt tlieatilial jMirilir rri''lnik tnand
lioumll tinlna, iX) rooma. Only (our Muckt
fioui Union pepm flu I'rool IliilliUiig.
F. K. HILL, Prop.
Holmes Coal
and Ice Co...
iii:ai.v:k in
lee, Coal, Coke
...and Charcoal
I) Ninth Knint St., I'Oltn.AJXll, OH
OirKim Phono Main 7riO,
Columbia Pliouo7bO.
THE ATLANTIC OYSTER HOUSE
, Ol'KN AM. KICUIT .
All Kinds of Shellfish and Tatualoi
Cruwllsh Cooked In Wine
Specialty.
A r.ll Jlocktd Sideboard With Beir 0 UnuM
Telephone, Oregon lied ISC.
1 TlllltU HTIIKKT, Nr fill.
U I lrlHta Knlrwiienon I'lun.
V0U.TI.AN1) UK Ml ON.
Electric Hotel
OREGON CITY, OR.
JACOB CASSRLLrrop.
Mtrlatljr Hrai.UlMta, lle.Ua
t.oo I'.r l Hint .
STEAMERS
ALTONA AND POMONA
DAILY KXRIMT (SUNDAY 101
Salem and Way Landings.
1-ravci Tnylnr street- r. 1 i A . f
Safcm ... 7iiOA M
Arrhci Portland 4.:w 1'. M.
SUNDAY TRIPS TO OREGON CITY.
Leave Portland . . .10:80 a.m.. smut ft'in I' M.
u-uvoOrcrjoiiCTiy ta.iw, VM,a-:n r m
Oregon City Trans. Co.
Promptnc' and quick llintcli uur hpt clnttjr
A. B. GRAHAM, Agont.
OfllCQ nnd wharf, (oot of Ta.xInrHt. Plume W.
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"Did You Ever Try"
Sunshine
Tho New Si ourlliK Honp?
If not ) oti ahoiild kIvh It n trlnl in'
Blue IVIountain
Soap Also
Ibtjr are nil mineral product nnd It le
mum-lulu ho iv ihuy vlt'im updlrl.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
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.
CUiililSOfl & CO.
Wheat and Stock Broker;.
Dlltl.Cr lllr IO
New -York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce.
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their bus!.
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 QESIMPTIN
Most Complete Establish
nient in the Pacific North-
:minrclil. nk
a Count, Blank
ok! and Mcordl
ids I urdtr.
Msiiilnt nd Mu
lie Binding,
212-214 First Strut
PORTLAND
OREGON
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THE "HOLINESS PEOPLE."
tat and Sleep Under One Roof,
and the Gift of
?j M mt .
MoiiiuIhvIIIc, W. Vn., Ih tho liumliiiinTtprH uf tho Hort cnlliil "HullncHi People."
They recently held n Krent lellelutiM feiiKt. Mnny huiiilreilu of the neet einne from
nil partH uf the world. The church originated in MIoIiIkiiii In 1HSO, nnd (lie heuil
ilunrterH were nuivcd to Muuiulavllle two ienrH iiko. They hellee that God's
lieople are eumliiR to unity; tluit thin in u reformation uf the ChriMlnn religion,
nml that the true ChrlHtlunn of the world nrp heitu; turueil by Coil tu HiIh belief.
They believe In nnnctlflcntlon by fnltli nnd divine henllng.
The cutm'ieiiiloii. culled the "Church of the Living find" or "Holiness
People," are ery eeonnnilcal. They wenr no neektlen or (.lothltin of faiihlonnblc
iIokIkii. The men nil wenr white nhlrtx nml ccllulutil collar, ulth bone collar but
toi;n, nnd no Jewelry U worn. lOverytbliu; Ih In coininuiiitl Htyle, They lire all
iiuartered In the Trumpet Home. At this Home the nlnule people have roouiH of
their own nml the fainlllcM have Hiiitex. There U but one kitchen nml one illnlnjr
room. Thene people do not mingle with the outHldu uurld, nml iippnreutly tire
n very huppy nml contented net. They have n pulilixliliu; luniHe of their own, und
n paper called the fioHpel Trumpet. No one working on Oil Journal Ktri any
Hillary. n the motto of tlirse-people Ih that ull pcrxuns need in "cuoiikIi to cat and
their clothing."
TUNNEL DISEASE-
Ciirloim A miction of Tlione Who Delve
in MIiich nml TiiiiiicU.
There Ih a dlht-iiwe whlcli ntUiekH tho
laborciH In tiiiuiels anil inliiun. It In na
old n HKypt, but only wlthlu thin cen.
tury Iiuh It been placed to a Hiiuelilc
pitniHlte. It Ih u paliiful and ilntiKv-T-oiih
iIIhoiihc, often rcnultliiK In death.
A nioiioKriipli on tho mibject of thlH
niulndy, called atikyloHtouilaHln, baa
Jimt appeared, and, coinlui; an It Uoch
from lingo K. Uuliliuiiii. M. 1. the of
tlclal physician lu the coal iiiIiich of
Hrennbcrg, near Oldenburg, (icrmany,
It carries great weight, for It Ih biiHed
upon yearn of experience ami practical
treatment uf thin dreail dlseaHc.
It attacks not only men but animals,
OHpeclally the borne or iiiiiIch used lu
the building of tunnels anil the opera
tion uf mine. It In u.!IIhcuh caught by
li .cctlou. Ilko .typhoid or cholera. It
may be commoted lu the air or by con
tact with the gcrinn, which are i willy
the eggn of the little worm, or aukyloH
toiuu, an It Ih called. Thin name menus
"hooked mouth," and referu to tho nix
hoolicd teeth around tho mouth uf tho
parasite by which It cllngn to the Into
rlor of the human Intestine. It Ih found
not only In the duodenum, but also lu
the Hniitllcr Intestines, where It grows
and tlourlnhoH.
Male and female can be distinguished
among those parasites, the females be
ing larger and more numerous than the
males. The males grow to tho length
of .lUKIT Inch, and the female Ih on an
average half an long again. They can
be seen with the naked eye. This ani
mal has neither breathing apparatus
nor circulatory system, and varies In
color from graj Ish white to brown and
oven blood red, according to tho condi
tion of the person lu whom It U found.
The female lays a large number of eggs
lu the human Intestines, from which
they spread the disease lutlultely under
proper conditions, Tho parasite and
the egg deelop bent lu a temperature
between itt and J." degree, Kuhren
belt. The air and surrounding medium
should be mob-t. It Is on account of
the moisture and heat to be fouud In
mines and tunnels that this paraslto
develops so perfectly among the toll
its lu these places. Darkness Is also
necessary, Miultght killing these unl
lualculae almost Instantly.
Ankylostomiasis originated In tho
Orient. It has been long established lu
Kgypt, but has been mistakenly called
Kg'vptlau chlorosis, or aeuemla, and
wan treated as mere poverty of the
blood In red corpuscles. It pnssed over
from l'gypt to Italy, where It was not
really understood until Dublnl fouud
tho parasite In 1M18.
When the St. Uuthard tunnel wan
hullt. In the '70s, the disease spread
throughout central Kurope, especially
In Swltxcilnud. The further spread
ing of the aukylostoiua to the mines of
Kurope wus tjulek to follow. When tho
ineu were llrt attacked lu tho St. Got
hard tunnel It wus thought that n uew
disease, the "tunnel disease," had been
found, but It was nothlug other than
the onkylostonm, us was proved by
Perronclto, when he fouud no lead than
1,000 of these parasite In the duode
uum of n man Mho bad died of "tua-
Believe in Sanctification by Faltb
Divine Healing.
r&sSa-:. v -W. S
Tho mode of infection Ih very ap
parent. The men while at work often
carry their hands to their mouths, or
eat their food lu the tunnels or mines,
ami In this way the parasite or Its eggs
enter through the mouth, pass on Into
the system and llud a permanent home
lu the Intestines, to the walls of which
they cling with all six tenth, feeding
on the blood of the unfortunate person
attacked.
I) so or Houp.
llrltlsh critics of the Hoers are fond
of asuertlug that the sturdy Transvaal
ers .list) little soup. This may bu true
or not. Kveu If true, there Is plenty
of precedent. Tho Japanese, the most
cleanly people lu the world, rarely use
soap. The ltusslans use vapor baths for
elcaulluenn' sake. Uough Inside cloth
lug cleanses the' skin. Theie are doe
tors who have cured skin diseases by
Insisting upon their tdellcate patients
abandoning silk underwear and using
very coarse stun lustead.
Napoleon, whoso hands were good to
model aud beautifully white, used bran
and lemon juice, and no soap, unless to
shave. In Knglaud, ou account of coal
btnoke aud smut, soap Is more needed
than lu countries with clear air. Many
fashionable ladles of to-day, who
would be much offended If they were
called barbarous or uncivilized, uevcr
use soap. They grease themselves with
vaseline and such stuff aud carefully
rub it all off again. Sau Krauclsco
Call.
Not Law but. Gosp-.
Clergymen of the past often had
traits of Individuality which are per
haps not so common at the present day.
Archbishop .Sumner was ouce holding
a continuation In an English parish
church, when he observed that a num
ber of peopU were standing In the
aisles, although several pews were
empty. He stopped the service, and
asked the reason.
"The pews are private property," an
swered a man, "and they're shut up
'"There can be no such thing," said
the bishop, authoritatively. "Let the
pews bo opened."
"We can't open 'em!" shouted some
one. "Thtre're locked."
"In there a locksmith here?"
"Yes, my lord."
"Very well; let tiliu remove the locks.
A hymn shall be snug meanwhile."
So the locks were removed, the audi
ence seated itself, aud the continuation
went ou, Youth's companion.
"Hot)'" Mill" Admirer.
Of all the communications with which
Lord Huberts has beeu deluged since
he went to South Africa the briefest
aud best, he says, Is one he received
from three Dublin admirers. It nads:
"Dear Lord Robs We are Irish, und
we think you are tho uicest mau there
ever was, except daddy. Aunt Nell
likes you dreadfully; she has a picture
of you, aud she kisses It and says
bless him!' Your little admirers.
Frances Muriel, Molly, aud Klleeu."
The Hloude I wish 1 could play the
plauo, awfully. The Brunette Why,
you can. New York World.
1 1 tliak VAMVdk luati d4tt14 Mad lli
a, f v ? vwuau ivau tuc
atari aQU llteha woulda't Ulltva It
THE DALLES, OREGON.
MAYS & CROWE
M holcsntr .1 Itctnil Dewier In
HARDWARE. STOYES AND TINWARE
l'aiiu Machinery, Implements,,
Wagons and Carriages.
Iron, Steel, Goal and Blacksmiths'
Supplies.
Hardwood and Wagon Makm' Materials,
Bicyclts, Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting
Goods, Etc.
NEW.
GRIMES HOTEL
E. m. GRIMES, Prop.
Only Hotel at the Seaside Over
looking the Surf.
. Tnlli'ntli.plleil Willi (lie lienl Hint rim be pro
ciirul. Until liiinnu nnd ilrmslnc roonn ucnrtne nun.
SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Hade to Order
Repairing1 Neatly Done.
Work called for nnd adhered. All work
ifiinrnutecd.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Hcaduuniterrt for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
C. K. Hhree.
W. 8. McCnrter.
tCo.
.UK.M.I'.HS IN...
Sugar, 1 8 Pounds $1.00.
Best Valley Flour 70c and 75c
Oreirmi I'liotir llrniil M.
Iteililenev "Jlrnwii" ffcO.
Prompt
PellTcry.
1 70 Third St.
plANO WAItKllOOMH
or
II. HIN8IIKlMKIt,Holo Agent for
TIIK JACOII 1)1)1.1. PIANO
Tlie Ix'il uprlKlil piano mmle, and ntlior llnl
pln piano rented mil mild mi Itl.Ullmtnt.
No.Ti'lhlrd Ctruet. KtlHtilljIu-d IW.'. Plionn
North 651.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER CJEp. W. SHAVEN,
Will lenve Portland, foot ol Wadilngtou St.,
Kini'Uy,'hu'""ly and 'llmrnlny oveuliiK at A
o'clock. forauvle Uland.ht. Helen, Oaiilen,
I)er li.ninl, Martliu, Kalamn, Neer City,
Hauler, Ml. I'nOIll, Ma)Rr, Slt'lU, Oat Point.
Kreeinauii, Jlanaulllo,('lattknule and all way
aiidlii.
Portlai
Marke
..Alisky's Winter Garden.,
COL. J. F. HARVEY, Manager.
. THIRD AND AlORRISON STS.
The raott beautiful resort of in kind west of Chicago. Loges reserved for ladles.
Arrangements made for private parlies, suppers, etc., at reasonable rates.
MUSIC AFTERNOON
The Tiater Garden is the coolest place in
Locksley Hall
SEASIDE, ORE.
Beautifully Situated in Ocean Grove, Overlooking the
Blue Pacific.
This beautiful resort is open the year round. The HallJ
has been rehtted throughout.
ana cold salt water baths and a
have all been added this year by
THE DALLES,
FRENCH A COMPANY, BANKER!
TRANSACT A CKNERAL
Utters M Credit lamed available In tha Raatrm filalea. fight Hichange ind Telerraphl
fraualen void on Sew York, Cbicajo.&i. toula. Kan Kranclaco, Portland, Ore., hcaltla, WaatJ
vv i.iiv. ivihi.ihvitbvh .. nwtiiivi.
PIir.ltll-T'P SALK.
In tho Circuit, Court of tho State of
Oregon, for tho County of Multnomah.
John Toole, Plaintiff, h. .IiiIih Ken
worthy and Mary L. Keiiuortliy, his
wife, and (I. 11. Chnnco, Dufend.ints.
Jly virtue of an execution, judgment
order and deeteo duly insutd out ol nnd
uudor tho seat of tho abovo cutitled
com t, in tho uboe entitled cause, to
mo duly directed aud dated tho CtU
day of July, 1000, upon a judgment
loudorod and onteicd in wild court on
tho L8th day of Juno, 11100, in faor of
Johu Poolo, plniutiff, and against John
Konworthy.nnd Mary L. Kenwoith,
defendantM, for tho sum of if 1,000, with
interest thereon at the rete uf 8 pot
cent per annum Iroui tho l!7th dny ol
April, 181)0, add the further pum ol
.$100, with interest thereon at tho rati)
of fl per cent per annum from tho 28th
day of Juno, 1000, nnd fur tho lurthei
Hum of .fit. no, costsnnil lUslmrsoiuents,
nnd the coits of and upon this writ
rummiindiug mo to miiko tnlo of tho
following described ical property, to
wit: All of lot 1 in block 1, all of lots
1 aud 3 in block S; lots 0, II, 7, 8, V0.
12, 111 aud 14 in block 4 in Tabordale,
Multnomah county, Oregon, as shown
by tho maps and plain duly recorded
in tho olllco of tho lecordor of tho Biiitl
county and lu said state.
Now, therefore, by virtue of wild ex
ecution, judgiuont ordor aud decree;
nud in compliance with the enmuuiudn
of said writ, 1 will on Monday, the
lth day of August, 1000, at tho hour
of 10 o'clock, A. M at the front door
of tho county court house, iu tho uuy
of Portland, said county ami stnto, sell
at public miction, subject to redemp
tion, to the lughcHt bidder, for U. K.
gold coiu, cash it; hand, all the right,
title aud interest which tho within
naniod defendants or either uf theui
hnd ou tho dato of tho niortuago horeiu S.
(tho 1st day of October, 1805) or sluco
had, in and to tho abovo described real
proporry or any part thereof, to satisfy
said execution, judgiuont ordor, de
cree, interest, costs and all accruing
costs.
Dated Portland, Or., July 0, 1000.
WILLIAM FKAZIEH,
rihorifT of Multnomah Comity, Oregon.
Oregon llutchering Company, Fred
Metzgor, innniigor, dealers in all kindf
of fresh and salt meats aud linn, 41."
Kverctt.street.
Grelw, IlHrder&Co., Portland, Ore
gon, dealers in iinploninuts and ve
hicles Milburn farm, delivery, spring
wngoiiH and buggioH. Chusa forco lift
nnd tank )iuuipi. Milwauklo biudois,
mowers and rakes. Engines aud sep
arators. Fountain City hoe, shoo and
dino drills. WollT-Americun high art
liie.vcloi). Hluel aud chilled plows,
disc, spring aud spike harrows.
Eclipse stoel hay presses, (,'olumbuw
Jlucgv Co.'s Columbus buggios und
curriiiges. Phono, Oak 71. 182-84-80
Miulisou street, west eud of Madison i
htreet bridge." J. F. O'Dounoll, gen-
enil agent, Oregon, Wauhiiigton and , I
Idaho
Oregon Brass Works
MOORE & HARPER, Props.
llrH, Hell and Coinponltlnn C'natlniri. Alunv
Ilium nnd I'lioaplior llrnnte. Ilraen Hall.
JiiK, Hlesmlioat and Mavliluu
Work a Keclnlt)',
69 Second Street, North.
llet. Datlaand Kerett.
Telrplionp Oiecmi Main 075.
oQQyjjj
I'OKTI.AMt
N
AND EVENING. .
the city.
A commodious dining room, hot
dark room ior photograp
MRS. CARLISLE,
Proprietress.
OREGON.
BANKING NU8INK8S.
vvticvi.viu Hauraiaji poinisouiavrautl