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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, 011EGOT.
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WHITE COLLAR LINE
COLUMBIA B1VER A PUOET SOUND NAVI
GATION CO.
BSHMMMBiflBflHBsK
POUTIiAND AND ASTORIA.
Pally trip!" nf steamer Ilallcy Ontrert Leaves
rcry morning In tlm eck at 7 o'clock, except
'iiloy. Returning, leaves Astoria over) night
tio week at 7 o'clock, except Bunday,
White Collar Mno ticket mid 0. It. & N. Co.
ticket are- Interchangeable otl iteatncra Uallcy
Oatzcrt and Ilaalo.
ottlce, Alder street dock. Telephono Main
3.M. Columbia 'phone Ml.
U. II. SCOTT, President.
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STORIA&COLUMBII
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Two siraioht .Passenger 'Trains . Datiy
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
HKTWLKN
Portland, Astoria s Seaside
I .eaves
Union Dopo!
Portland
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Arrives
Union Depot
Portland
lor, Olatskanle
nesipon, unitou,
Astoria, Warren,
ton, Flavel, clear
liart Park and Eca-
iy.
Astoria A Scashoro
Express Dally.
Astoria Kxprcn
Daily.
:00 a.m.
11:15 a. m.
7:00 p. m.
9:40p. m.
Ticket office, 233 Morrlion atrcct, and Union
depot, Portland.
J. C. MAYO,
Gen. Pan. Agent, Astoria, Or.
ANDERSON BROS.
-..Livery, Hock, Feed and Sale Stables....
Special Attsitlon Paid to Boartln Horses.
234 Third St., cor. MndUon.
Oregon Phono KU. Columbia Phone KU
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THE TELEGRAM,
Portland, Otcgon.
tltt?1
f. I. BROOKE DRUG CO.
87 N. Third Street.
Prescriptions Accurately and
Carefully Compounded
TELEPHONE: COLUMBIA 760.
OREGON RED lMt
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Track Marks
ucsi-ns
COPVmaHT- C.
Anyone sending m aketeh and description soar
sinlcklr aaeertaln onr opinion free whether i
I wnmw an
Invention Isprowablg paUntable. Coniaunlea.
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am
sent free. Oldest issuer for aecurl
iionaatneiireoaaHieniuu. iiaaanoonoa i-eieiu
tlr
dentin, liaaaaoc
l mmmner tar mmaulaiM baler
Unit.
Patent taken tbronch Mniin A Co. receive
Mctel aet , without i&arge, lu tbie
Scktttific nmmn.
A kaadaoajelr Brattrated weekly, larceet Hr-
cniauon or aar acieniiao joanuu. i wni, a
jeart f oar aaontak. L Sold byal Mwsdeelers.
;ear i foorsaom
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ice, e- St, Waafctsftoa, D.
THE HOWE SCALE CO.
85 First Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Bicycle Store Ladders, Grocers'
Fixtures, Letter Presses,
Etc., Scales and Trucks.
DAN. W. EVANS. I
JSBfes
WB
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-nOR FAIR DEALINO PATRONISK
O. P. a PLUMMER.
Drug., Medicine and Chemicals,
Toilet Articles, Trusses, Palms,
Oils, (Umi, Etc ;.
8. E. Comer Third and Madison Streets.
rjOODYEAH HUIIllElfCO.
R. Hr PKASIC, Vlce-tld' and 'Manage.
ALL KINDS OF ItUIUlKR 'IOORS.
73-73 First St.
PORTLAND ----- OREflON
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HE UNITED CARRIAGE COMPANY
8. M. Mcars, Prcs.) Marlon Wilcox Sec'y.
Rubber tires on our ambulances, carriages
roupes, entry-aid and Ihery. Main ofllcc: H.
W. corner Seventh and Taylor streets limner,
office: Uaggagu and Omnibus Transfer Co..
Fourth and Stark streets, Portland, Or. Hoard
ItiK and care of horses a specialty, Tel. 'ii!.
TAOR CI.AT8KA.VlK AND, WAY I.ANniNGS
1 steamer U. W. Shaver. leaves PortlatiC
Bivndays, Tuewliys Jitid Thursdays at i p. m
leaves Clatskanle Monde), Wednesdays an. I
Ki.lil) at ftp. m,: arrlvltiK at Portland at !la
in. on Tusclay, Thursday and Saturda). Wha i
and otllcn foot of Washington street, ritesm'i
to charter for excursions and frelghtlnir of all
kinds. IxigAsmd all kinds of heavy and 'light
towing.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.,
Phono 601. J. W. SHAVER, Manager.
Enterprise Pickling Works
T. 8. FINNEOAN, Proprietor.
Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Sauces, Cldnr,-Mus-turds,
Chow Chow, Olives, Ollvu Oil, Etc. Flea
llrand Uottled Pickles.
East Alder Street and Union Avenue,
PORTLAND, OREOONV
Telephones, Oregon Whlto VJ, Columbia Mil'
pORTLAND OUN STORE
182 First Street.
Dealer In fluns, Fishing Tackle, Itrvolvert,
Pocket Cutlery. Illcycles. Onus and lllcyclei
to rent by the day or week. Repairing a spe
cial ty. Telephone pregou Illack 1)3;,
Northwest School Furniture Go.
SCHOOL DESKS
AND SUPPI.IKS
Maps, OIoIh's, Charts,
Illack Hoards, etc.
N-hool, Odlee, Hank,
Courlhouse.t'hurch and
Hall Furniture.
Opera Chairs,
L Yamhill Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
Rubber Cement
.FLOOR PAINT.
Dries hard over night and wean like
iron. For tale by all fint-claH paint
retailers, or by the manufacturers.
W. P. Fuller & Go.
0
Cor. Front and Pino Sts.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
N. P. J. FOLEN, Prop.
A First 'Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Hoard by the Week, 13.00, .Meals, 1.1 cents,
Rooms by tho Week, H.W and up. Trouslentt
solicited.
IIAR IN CONNECTION.
100 N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, Clay 683.
PORTLAND, OR.
F. W. WINTERS
149 Fourth Street.
REST GRADES OK
Wines, Liquors and Ggari.
The finest saloon In the city,-
...CALL AT...
NIELS R. JORGENSEN
For the Host 0 rides of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BEST LINE
. TO
St. Paul, Mlaieapells, Dilntb, Chicago,
, And all Points East.
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
Cara (meals a lacarte), Duffel, Smoking, Library
Cars.
For tickets and full information regarding
Eastern trip, call at city tloket office, vex Morri
son street. A. B. C. DEX.NIS.TON,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent
...Call At...
W. SPORE
For the BettGrades of
Wilts, Liqutrs an. Cigars
115 North Seventh St.
EARLY DAYS IN OHIO.
OLD WESTERN RESERVE CELE
BRATES ITS CENTENNIAL.
Home of Great Men Church Dedicated
with WhUkj-l'lotiecr Kcttlcns Buf
fered HardalilpH, urn! Klrat White
Child Horn Died ot Bturvattou.
That scctlou of tho country known In
early days as "the Western reserve" In
Ohio recently .celebrated Its centennial.
One hundred years ngo the tlrst white
child born In the Western reserve died
of starvation. The first church lu the
section was dedicated by the breaking
of a bottle ot whisky over Its steeple.
Among the prominent men horn nud
raised In that part of Ohio were James
A. Garileld, William MclCluley, Will-
MORMON TKlll'I.lt, KIHKI.A.M).
lam Dean IIowclls, Ulddlugs, and
Wade.
Hundreds of people each year visit
tho old law offices of (lidding & Wade,
tho famous statesmen of anti-slavery
times, located at Jefferson, Ashtstbula
County. Their monuments In tho little
Jefferson cemetery are also a point of
Interest. Scattered here and there
throughout tho reserve arc the old un
derground rnllroad stations which shel
tered many a slave on his way to lib
erty. The birthplace of McKlntey Is
located at Nlles and the homo of James
A. Garfield at Mentor. William Dean
IIowclls sot type In a printing olllco
at Jefferson which Is still standing, and
tho same paper Is Issued wrekly. Edith
Thomas, the poetess of nature, often
went down beside the brook at Geneva
and wroto poetry beneath tho canopy
of au umbrella as she watched tho tor-
LOU SCHOOL IN WHICH I'LATT K.
rents of rain a nil tho flashes of light
ning, lu tho woods near the lake, Piatt
It. Spencer, tho author of Spcnccrlan
penmanship, taught hundreds of pupil
the system of penmanship which has
become famous since then.
Tho monument to Commodore I'er
ry's splendid victory stands lu Wade
Park, Cleveland. At Klrtland Is tho
tlrst Mormon temple ever erected. At
Ashtabula Is located tho church where
Robert G, Ingersoll attended Sunday
school. These are a few of tho poluts
of Interest to be seen In tho territory
which Is now celebrating tho dato of
Its foundlug.
That tho tlrst white child born on the
Western rescrvo should dlo for want ot
food shows tho hardships which the
first sottlers endured. The first family
to winter on the Western reserve con
sisted of Judge Kingsbury and wife
and children. They located at Con
neaut, which Is situated near the banks
of Lake Erie. Provisions were very
scarce, and It Is said thaU more than
onco the Judge transported through the
wilderness on a baud sled a barrel of
beef a dlstanco of sixty miles. The
severest test of the family came when
Judge Kingsbury was compelled by his
business Interests to go to New York
la the fall of the first year of their set
tlement at Conueaut. Tho Journey was
a long one In those days, when all who
wished to travel must rldo horseback
or ro ou foot. Arriving In New York
he was taken sick and for several
months was unable to return to his
family; As- soou as he could travel he
started at once, and fearing that hU
wife andi little, ones would have used
up the supply of provisions In his ab
sence he gathered together all he could
carry, and when his horse guve out, a
hundred miles from home, he placed
tho load uppu his own back and contin
ued his trip. On reaching the house
he bounded Inside with his precious
load of provisions. During his absence
another child hail been born and upon
a cot lay the mother, nearly famished,
and beside her (he babe was dead. It
had died for lack of nourishment,
which tho starving mother was unable
to furnish. This Is one of the saddest
stories In connection with the settle
ment of tho section.
The first church on tho Western re
servo Is said to have been located at
Austlnburg. It Is said that when tho
church was dedicated there was brokeu
over Its steeple a bottle of whisky. This
was In the days when even preachers
drank whisky, and nothing was thought
J " " s
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n1 . i fc-. . '"'fci f usskuwiv '-jgjjjf SwtSiiSxa7?- -asj
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qf It. Thin church was afterward on
of tho strongest opponents ol ths liquor
trnfllc, ami among its members wcro
numbered somo of tho most noted tem
perance workers of Inter years. '
It was during the very early days of
tho Western reserve that what was thb
tlrst and probably the only 'trip ever
made across Luke Erie In a canoe was
mnde by Solomon Sweatlaud. The dis
tance across is more than sixty miles,
nud to attempt such u voyage Is llko
rushing headlong to death. There Is
probably not a sailor living to-dny who
would nttempt It. Solomon Swenttaud
safely mnde the Journey, soon after ho
landed lu this territory as one of Its
eurly Bettlers. He, with several other
enthusiastic young hunters, were out
after deer. One of these nulmnls, an
extra large one, ran to the bank of the
lake and Jumping lu Bvn.in fnr out Into
Its bluo waters. Sweatlnud followed
In a canoe. Ho was caught lu a galo
of wind ami found tt'lmposslble to re
turn to shore. All that day and ulgbt
he drifted about helplessly, balling tho
water from his canoe at Intervals and
holding on. 'In tho morning ho sighted
tho Canadian shore and lauded safely,
and a fow months later returned home,
,where-.hls relatives had mourned him
as dead.
One of the, first pioneers on the re
serve wna Alexander Harper, who,
with his wife and seven children, ar
rived at a point near Unlonvlllo June
28. Hero within thrco months' time be
died. There being no coffins available,
he was burled lu ono hewn from the
trunk of a tree. The family fought
hard against great privations and hard
ships and were successful pioneers. To
day tho Harper residence stands as one
of the landmarks of the reserve. It
contains the rarest of relics.
Later In the Western reserve's his
tory we find John llrown picking many
of his men from the Western reserve.
Queer Thin llnnrd In the KITtnrsj
"A funny thing about this buslncsn,"
said a man who runs the elevator In a
big olllco , building, "Is tho way people
will sometimes call out whatever hap
pens to bo on their minds Instead of the
number of the floor nt which' they want
to stop. Just a few moments ago u
very good-looking lady got lu the car,
and, when we were about half way up
she called out suddenly: 'Two back
teeth!' 'What!' said I, a little startled.
'I mean five,' she answered, turning
ml. Then she saw that made It worse
than ever, and she turned red some
Sl'KNOEIt TAUGHT PENMANSHU'.
more. 'I menu please stop at tho llftli
floor,' she mauaged to say, very low,
when we were nearly to tho top. You
see, she was on her way to the deutlsts,
may be to hno two buck teeth
snatched out, and I suppose she could
not think of anything else. Tho other
day a fat, fussy old man rushrd In with
a bundle of papers In his hand. When
wo got near tho fourth tloor ho blurted
out: 'He's a contemptible- rascal I'
'Very likely,' said I, and kept ou going
up. 'HI, there!' ho yolled, 'why didn't
you stop where I told youV 'How did
I know what floor you meant?' said I.
'What you remarked fits tenants ou sev
eral -floors.' It turned out that ho want
ed to sco his lawyer. I don't know
whether he was thinking about him or
somebody he was In litigation with."
Now Orleans Times-Democrat.
Stamp t Drawn by Wind Power.
Utilizing the wind as a stump puller
Is au Oregon Invention, It was the
Idea of tho farmer at the State peniten
tiary, whoso task was to clear six acres,
aud with tho aid of tho wind ho cleared
the whole tract In six weeks, although
the timber was a deuso growth,, tho
tlrst measuring from one to four feet In
diameter. The winds lu the quarter
blow strong from tho south at this sea
son. The farmer put his men to work
on the north side of tho Hr grove. They
cut a log and dragged It close to tho
north side of tho bases of tho fir trees,
and then cut tho surface roots of the
trees that were to bo felled. The prep,
aratlons wcro made during tho first
day, and theu the men went home nud
slept whllo the wind did the rest. Dur
ing tho night a strong wind blew tho
trees dowu, and they, In falling ncross
tho logs, pulled up tho taproots. Tho
next day tho men sawed up the fallen
trees, burucd the brush, and laid their
logs for another lot of trees. They
proceeded In this way until tho whole
grove had disappeared. Farmer's Ad
vocate. How Nolna Travel.
The whistle of a locomotive Is heard
3,300 yards through tho ulr, tho noise
of the railway train 800, tho report
of a rllle aud tho hark of a dog 1,800
yards, an orchestra or tho roll of a
drum 1,000 yards, the human voice
reaches to a distance of 1,000 yards,
the croaking of frogs 000 yards, tht
chlrplug of crickets 800 yards. Distinct
speuklng Is heard In the air above to a
distance of GOO yards; from above It
has a range of only 100 yards downward.
Make Your Deposits With the
COMMERCIAL RANK
Capital, fiO.OUO.: Hesronslblllly, $100,000.
Hoard of directors: Cicn. T1iii. M. Anderson,
W. L. Ilolse, S. M. Heard, Lieut. ('. II. Martin,
Henry Christ. Intereit paid on time riotx'slt"
BAVlNtlS DEPARTMENT-IVpnMt recehed
In sums of One Dollar aud upwards. Interest
credited semi-annually. H. M. heard, President)
Ocn. Thos. M. Anderson, Vice-President! A.
HossAck, Cashier.
F
IRST NATIONAL DANK
OK VANCOUVER, WASH.
Charles llrown, president, L. M. Hidden, vloe
president, E. L. Cauhy, cashier.
T KONARD HOUSE
Furnished Rooms to Rent by tho Day, Week
or Month.
MRS. V. 0. ROND. Proprietress.
30-llf East Morrison St., PORTLAND, OR
TjWtiKNK HOCH
Wholesale Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Ofllcc: 110 Fourth Street,
Telephone 1084. PORTLAND, OREGON
)ORTLAND ROLLING M fLI.il
Manufacturers of
PIQ IRON AND STEEL.
N. E. AVER, Manager,
22nd and Nlcolal Streets
w
ILLIAMH, WOOD A LINTHICUM,
Geo. II. Wllllami, C. E. B. Wood, L. n. Lin.
talcum, J, c. Fhuidcrs, Attorneys-at-Lar.
Chamber of Commerce lltilldt njr,
Portland, Oregon
VltlKNTAl,
ca Washington Bt., bet. Ctti and 7th,
Portland, Oregon.
Strictly Flrst-ClasA
fleo. filiea, Proprietor.
1 UTI8TII MONUMENTH IN NATIVE AND
n. foreign marble and granite! new and orig
inal designs. II. J. IILAEKINO. Ortlco and
works V07 Third street, near Madison.
1 I.RERB A HCIINEIDER CO.-H. ALIIERS,
A. Pres. and Mgr, Thos. Schneider, Vice-Pros.,
II. Alhers, Heo'y. and Tress. Proprietors U. H.
Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manulaetur
ers of Rolled Oats, Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat,
Ruckuhrat Flour, Pearl llarley. Ityo Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour. Com Mcuf, R)ii Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Wheat. Pasta Knc
lory Maiaronl, Vermicelli, Spaghetti, Dealers
in (Iralu, Flour, Hay, Shliiglts. Seeds, Etc. All
kinds Mlir Feed. Ottlce, Vlu-'JU Front Struct,
corner Main, Portland, O'.
MSEI.LF.lt .V CO. t
, Established 18.). M. Seller. P. Uwen.
garl. Portland, Or., Seattle. Wash., Spokane,
Wash., tW-W W. llroadway, New York.
Importers and Jobbers Crockery, Olassw arc, Kto
8. W, Corner Front aud Rurtisldc Sis.,
PORTLAND, Oil,
M FOSTER .1 CO.'ti HANQUET HALL CI
. liARH
llavo imcual.
Try I hem.
Tho best IIM-ent cigar lu Hie market.
THE ROHKNFEI.D-SMITH CO., distributors
41-U Front street, Portland, Or.
0. J. Erdner R. Hochuli.
ClHK'AUO MARKET
j Erdner A Hochuli
Dealers lu fresh and cured meats; all kinds
nlsati.agcs. lilt Washington street, Portland,
Oregon, lloth 'Phones No. tl:i.
mm: puritan
J II. A. Mauls, Proprietor,
I'M Abler tlreet. Portland. Oregon. Family
eUtriiKi',V7)j Alder Nt. Tclephoun Red Itftkl.
TTilARLEH JTbOIINAREL -
Attorney-al-l.ar,
613 Chamber ol Coininerco llulldlug,
Portland, Oregon,
R8. 0. CO! HRELL
Dealer In
.eadlug Ilrands of Cigars, Canned floods
Cakes aud Pies, Iresh t-i cry day, Call at HIM
(lllsau hi. Lunch Goods for Trarelcrt.
ARMORY DRUO STORE
('ro Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Attlol-s
Stationery, Confectionery and
Domestlu Clears.
Prescriptions a Specialty,
X. W. Corner Tonth and Everett Streets,
Portland, Oregou,
1ORTLAND ELECTRICAL AND MACHINE
. WORKS.
Electric lighting and electrio work n all
kinds promptly osreuted. Has engines for
launches. Machinery of all kinds mailo and
repaired. (lasolue engines for Irrigation pur
poses. FOOT OF MORRISON STREET.
F. J. Ckoviii, Mgr., Portland, Oregon,
T ARSON A LONO-
- is north Firm Hr.
Fine h lues, Ilipmrs aud cigars, (live us a call.
H
KMtV IIKWKTT A I'll,
Flro anil Marino Insurance.
Rooms :e anil Tl Sherlock llulldlug, Cornel
'third aud Oak Streets.
Portland Oregon.
II
ERIIERT A. HALE.
Ml, Hood. Columbia River anil Northwest
Vlevts.
Portraits, Water Colors, Crayons, for the
trade.
Electric Light and Ilrouilde Enlargements.
lrjJThlrd Street, Corner Alder.
PORTLAND, 0 It K.
1 INION HOTEL
FRANK KIKRNAN, Proprietor.
No. 81 North Sixth Street, Corner Everett
PORTLAND. OREOON,
Table noard, 3.W per week; Hoard and I.odg.
Ing, tUOpei week. Five Meal Tickets, fl.Ujf
Single Meals, 23 cents) lodgings, 23 to W ivuls.
Table supplied with the best tliu market affords.
OTKHNKKN & JULIEN-
Wholesale and reatall grocers, 312-31 Hum
side street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or, Telev
iUone, Orcgou Ulack VfSl, Columbia W.
BasSaUUHHsWn
ST. PAUL HOUSE
Deutsche Oasthaus.
It Aft It Y HCHOOr', Mitnagar.
Rooms With or Without Hoard. SpeolalRatea
by the Mouth. Harroom aud Howling Alley In
Connection. Five Blocks from Mcarashlp Doek
and Union Depot. Open Day and Night,
24, 24K and 26 NorthTliIrd Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
FORBES-DAVIS pUEIt CO.
Coal and Wood.
Office and Yards, 181-193 K. Water 8tri,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Oregon Phone Union 481. Columbia, MIC
DRUNK
"Napa Soda
If
California's Famous
Mineral Water....
TIE NQRTIROP I STUMIS CI.
Sole Northwestern Distributor.
Baggage and Omnibus Transfer
COMPANY.
Office 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Stark Bis.
Telephono 339. PORTLAND, ORKUOM.
Exchange Your Checks With Meacngc'
en Trains And Order Carriages or Coupe.
UiiRgage checked at real
dence to any destination.
llrauch Offices: Hotel Portland! United
Carriage Co., Seventh aud Taylor.
L. H.' ADAMS, Manager.
USE"
Red Sea!
Brand
Hams
Bacon
Lard....
Tor Quality
Unsurpassed"
OMAHA PACKING CO.,
onicc. Smokehouses 56-53-60 East Water St.
and Warehouse PORTLAND, OR.
02
T. M. Sinclair A, Co.
POIIK PAUKKIIH.
"Fidelity" Hams and Bacon
Manufactured from choice lows, corn-fed hop
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
,Room 614 THE DEKUM...
. PORTLAND,
OREGOJV.
Tel. Rod 2844.
BARRHOTEL
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
Kw house, newly furnished, two blocks from
Union depot .All the modern improvements,
fire-proof, hot and cold water, centrally lu.
cated,
Bates, $1 and $1.25 a Day.
Meals S3C, Baths 20c.
Cor, Sixth and OlUati, Portlaa.
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