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THE DALLES, OREGON.
MAYS & CROWE
i Wholesale A Retail Dealers In
HARDWARE. STOVES AND TINWARE
Farm Machinery, Implements,
Wagons and Carriages.
Iron, Steel, Coal and Blacksmiths'
Supplies.
Hardwood and Wagon Makers' Materials,
Bicycles. Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting
Goods, Etc.
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GRIMES' HOTEL
E. M. GRIMES, Prop.
Only Hotel at the Seaside Over
looking the Surf.
Table supplied It It the beat tliat can be pro
cured. Jiath liouie and drMsIng rooma hear the surl,
. SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH.
ENTERPRISE SHOE GO.
835 North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
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Repairing1 Neatly Done.
Work called for and delivered. All work
guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters 'for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
3. K.Bhrcve.
W. 8. McCnrtor.
t Co.
.DCALKltH OS
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Sugar, 1 8 Pounds $1.00.
Best Valley Flour 70c and 75c
Oregon I'himeOjant 80,
ltcsldcnco "llrown" MX).
I'rompt
Dellrcry.
1 70 Third St.
nlANO WAUKItOOMH
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If. BINBHRIMElt, Hole Agent for
TIIK JACOII DOM. 1'IAKO
The bent upright piano mule,' and other first
-ian piano rniiru
and sold on Installments
No. Ti Third btreet.
North Ml.
Established 180.'. riione
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leate Portland, foot ot Washington Hi.
tlunday. Tuesday and Thursday
ovenln
at 5
o'clock, for haitvlea Island, Ht. Helens, Ca
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JfTCt I.IBIIII, l.lllll.i flUIH, J.KJ I'll).
Itanler. Ml. Cofflti, Mager, Htrlla, Oak Point,
Kreemans, Mantanlllo,Clatskanle and all way
landing.
lcer lilaud, Martins, Kalama, Neer city,
Porttai
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..Aliasky9s Winter Garden
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COL. J. F. HARVEY, Manager.
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THIRD AND MORRISON STS.
The most ixautiful resort of its kind west of Chicago. Logcs reserved for ladUt.
Arrangements made for private parties, suppers, etc, at reasonable rates.
MUSIC AFTERNOON
Tfu Vkttr Garden is the coolest place in
Locksley
SEASIDE, ORE.
Beautifully Situated in Ocean Grove, Overlooking1
Blue Pacific. '
This beautiful resort is .open the year round. The Hall
. has been refitted throughout A commodious dining room, hot
and cold salt water baths and a dark room for photographers
have all been added this year by MRS. CARLISLE,
Proprietress.
THE DALLES,
FRENCH & COMPANY, BANKERS
TRANSACT A GINIRAL BANKIMO BUSINESS.
Letters of Credit Issued arallable In tb Eastern States. Slant Kichsnge snd Telegraph!
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago, Bt. Louis, Ban Francisco, Portland, Ore.. Seattle, Wain.,
ad various points In Oregon ad WaskUgtop, Collections made- at al) points on favcmbls uiiaa,
BHERIFF'S SALE.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for tho County of Multnomah.
John Poole, Plaintiff, vs. John Ken
worthy and Mary L. Kcnworthjr, his
wifo, and 0. II. Chance, Defendants.
By virtue of an execution, judgment
order and decree duly issued out ot, and
uudor the Roal of tho above entitled
court, in tho abovo entitled cause, to
mo duly directed and dated tho Oth
day of July, 1000, upon a judgment
rendored and entorod in Haiti court on
tho28th day of Juno, 1000, in favor of
John Poole, plaintiff, and against John
Keuworthy and Mary L Kouworthy,
defendants, for tho sum of $1,000, with
interest thereon at tho reto of 8 per
cent por annum troin tho 27th day ol
April, 1800, and the further sum ol
$100, with interest thereon at tho ruto
of 0 por cent per annum from the 28th
day of Juno, 1000, and for tho further
sum of .114. DO, costs and disbursements,
and tho costs of and upon this writ
commanding mo to mako sttlo of tho
following desoribod leal proporty, to
wit: All of lot 1 in blook 1, all of lots
1 and 2 in block 2; lots G, t), 7, 8, 10,
12, 18 and 14 in block 4 in fnbordalo,
Multnomah county, Oregon, na shown
by the maps and plats duly recorded
in tho ofllco of tho recorder of tho said
county and in said stato.
Now, thcrofore, by virtuo of said ex
ecution, judgment order aud decree
and in compliance with tho commands
of said writ, 1 will on Monday, tho
18th day of August, 1000, at tho hour
of 10 o'clock, A. M at tho front door
of the county court hon bo, iu tho city
of Portland, said county and stato, soil
at pnblio Auotiori, subject to redemp
tion, to tho lushest bidder, for U. 8.
gold coin, cash in hand, all tho right,,
title aud intorost which the 'within
named defondants or cither of thorn
had on tho date of tho mortaago herein
(tho 1st day of October, 1800) or eiuco
had, in and to tho abovo desuribod real
proporty or nuy part thoroof, to satisfy
said execution, judgment order, de
cree, interest, costs aud all accruing
costs.
Dated Portland, Or., July 0, 1000.
WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Sheriff of Multnomah County, Orogon.
Oregon Butchoriug Company,, Fred
Mctzgor, maungor, dealers in all kinds
of fresh and salt meats aud llah, 416
Everett street.
Grobo, Harder & Co., Portland, Oro
gou, dealers in implements and ve
hicles. Milhuru farm, dolivory, spring
wagons and buggies. Cliaeo forco lift
and tank pumps. Mihvaukio bindeis,
mowors uud rakes. Engines aud sep
arators. Fountain City boo, shoo and
diso drills. Wolff-American high art
bicycles. Steel and chillod plows,
disc, spring and splko harrows.
Eclipso steel hay presses. Columbus
Buggy Co.'s Columbus buggios and
carriages. Phone. Oak 731. 182-84-80
Madisou street, west end of Madison
street bridge." J. F. O'Dounoll, gen
eral agent, Oregon, Washington uud
Idaho jf ar
Oregon Brass Works
MOORE & HARPER, Props.
Ilrass, ltoll and Composition Castings. Alum
inum and I'hoiphnr llronsc. lira's Rail.
Intf. Steamboat and Machine
Work a Specialty.
69 Second Street, North.
Hot, IaVlsandKerelt.
Telephone Oregon Main 075.
I'OKTI.ANO . . OKKGON.
AND EVENING.
the city.
Hall
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OREGON.
Pnsta Thla In Tour Hat.
Beginning Sunday, Juno 24, tho As
toria & Columbia ltlvor Rnilroad will
put into offoot n train schedule by
Whicli pUssonucrs can leave Portland
daily at 8 A. M., arrivo nt Soasido at
12:80 P. M., remain at the beach until
fi P. M., aud roach Portlavd at 0:40 P.
M. From Astoria to tho beach trains
will run dally at 8:15 A. M. aud 11:85
A. M., leave Scnsldo at 2:30 P. M. and
5 P. M., connecting ut Astoria with
Portland train.
Arrangements liavo also boon mndo
with tho O. It. & N. Co. for a daily
boat to connoct with tho morning train
Irom Portland, leaving Astoria at 2 P.
M., aud making direct connection nt
llwaco with train for North Beah
points. Also boat to leavo llwaco in
afternoon to connect with o veiling train
for Portland.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOE.
Iu tho County Court of tho Stato of
Oregon, for Multnomah County.
In tho matter of tho estate of Honry
M. Chaso, deceased.
Notico is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has been appointed ndminis
rator with tho will aunoxed of Henry
.M. Chaso, deceased. All porsons hold
ing claims against said estato aro here
by notified to present tho satno, duly
verified uudor oath, with tho ptoper
vouchers, to tho undersigned at No.
100, Grand avenue, Portland, Oregon,'
within six months from tho dato here
of. HENRY S. ROWE,
Administrator of tho Estato of Henry
M. Chaso, Doooasod.
Dated nt Portland, Oregon, this 25th
day of April, A, D., 1D00.
Ml HE, l'Ul'UX.Ut
124 First Street,
Hut. Wathlnitton and Alder
1'hono Oregon Kcd 9.1 1 Phono Columbia MS
JOHN KCKMJNT), Proprietor,
Portland, Or.
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J. 1'. MUKI'IIY. ' F. N. BTOLTZ.
PARK SAL.OOIN.
Corner Park aud Burnsldo Sts,
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Private Rooms for Families.
Golconda Mining Co.
Office: Chambor of Commerce.
Next to Halo Deposit Vault.
A limltad amount of stock of this Com.
pany for sale. For particulars apply to
J.
J. A. ARMENT,
Assistant Secretary.
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE .ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...BOTH WONKS...
Traveler should Use"S" Ptrect Carat Union
Depot and transfer at Yamhill Street to East
AuVney Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BOYD & ARNOLD
...General Agents...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company '
No. 102 First Btreet, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 5033,
tfcMIN'S CARIOLIO CBMPOUII
ForspraTlnjrscale.black, green or woolly aphis,
mots and other fungus grouth and has uu
equal for dlio.liiir of the moth and Invlgorat-Itjg-
the trees. No lieatlnir or boiling-, slmplr to
dilute with cold water and Is Inexpensive.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
fs compounded on scleutlrio principles from car
bolic acid andHtoekholm plueiar, and destroys
the ticks and effectually cures the scab, leaving
the sheep In a bealthy condition, being also
one of the greatest dlnfectants known, l'rlra
low est of any good dip, AddfVss all corrc.
spondence
FISHER, TH0RSEN & CO.
Portland, Or. Pacific Coast Agts,
NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Nottco is herobygi en that tho under
signed, xccutor of tho estato of Fran
cis Weiss, decenced, has filed his final
account iu tliu matter of said estato in
.the county court of tho stato of Oregon,
for Multuomnh county, aud an order
has been niado and entered of rocord
directing this notico to bo given and
published, and miming Monday, th
J4th day of September, 1U00, at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon thoroof for tin
hearing of objections to said final ac
count aud for tho final Fottlcmout
thereof. C. MUCH Kit,
Executor of tho stato of Frauds Weiss,
Deceased.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NO IIOE.
To all whom ft mnv concern: No
tice is hereby given that I havp boon
I appointed by tho honorablo county
I court of tho stato of Oregon, for tho
I county of Multnomah, administrator do
bonus non cum totamenta annoxo of
I tho estate of Oliver Van Duzcr, deceas
ed, ami all pursuits Having claims
against said estato aro horoby required
to present tho sumo with proper vouch
ers, within six mouths from this dato,
to mo, at my olltcu, No. G45 Worcester
block, Portland, Oregon.
DAVID M. DUNNE,
Administrator.
Datod at Portland, Oregon, July 6,
1000.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho stato of
Oregon, fur tho County of Multnomah
James It. Conroy, 'plaintiff, vs. Lie
lie Conroy, defendant.
To tho abovo nauiod dofcudant, Lit
zie Conroy:
In tho iinmo of tho stato of Oregon,
you aro horoby required to appear uud
Huswor tho complaint filed against you
in the alovo entitled tiit on or buforo
the expiration of six weeks from tho
date of tho first publication hereof, bo
ing tho tlmu prescribed in tho order of
publlcnton of tho rummons; aud if you
fail to ho appear a:;d auswor said com
plaint, tho plaintiff will apply to tho
above entitled court fur tho rulioi there
in prayed for to-wlt: A docreo of dl
vorco from bouds of matrimony now
oxisting between you and tho pitiutiif
and that said bonds bo absolutely aud
forever disr-olvud.
This summons is pnbishod by order
ofthoaboo entitled court, niudo and
entered this Oth day of July, 10110, and
tho date of tho first publication is July
7th, 1000, uud said publication is to
bo mado for six succckslvo weeks from
aid dato.
IIUSSELL E. SEWALL,
Attoruoy lor Plaintiff.
Datod Portland, Oregon, July 0,
1000.
SHERIFF SALE.
In tho circuit court of tho stato ot
Oregon, for tho couuty of Multnomnh.
Sylvester Peuuoyor, plaintiff, vs. W.
W. Spauldlug, II. L. Spauldlug, Colum
bia River Paper Co., (a corporation),
J,, A. Strowbridgo, Trusteo, Thoa. II.
Tongue, Southwest Portluud Ileal Es
tate Company, a corporation, Gorman
Savings & Luan Society, a corporation,
A. Bisiiugor, defendants.
By virtue of an execution, judgment
order aud decreu duly issued out of and
under tho heal of tho abovo entitled
court, in tho ubovo entitled cause, to
ma duly directed and datod tho 18th
day of July, 1000, upon a judgment
reiidoied and entered in said court on
tho Oth day of July, 1000, in favor of
Sylvester Penuoyur, plaintiff, and
agalnst.W. W. Spauldiug, defendant,
for tho sum of $1200.00, with interest
thereon at tho rate ol i per cent por
month fiom tho Oth day of July,, 1000,
aud tho further sum of $ 100.00 with
interest thereon at tho ruto of 0 per
cent per nuuptn from tho Oth day of
July, 1000, aud tho further sum of
125.25 costs and disbursements; and
in favor of defendant, A. Bissinger,
and against W. "W. Spauldlng, defend
ant, for the sum of f 2,824. 80 with in
terest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent
per annum from tho 80th day of Janu
ary, 1802, uud the furthor sum of.
f213.53 with iutorest thereon at the
rate of 0 per cent per annum from tho
Oth day of July, 1000, aud also tho
costs of and upon this writ, cotninau
Ing mo to mako sale of the following
described roal propel ty situated in the
county of Multnomah, stato of Oregon,
aud recorded iu Book "L," Record of
Mortgages ut puuo 238 for said couuty,
to-wit: Ouo truct of laud iu sootiun
fifteen (15) township 1 S., R. 1 E iu
laid Multu'imah couuty. More partic
ularly bounded aud described as fol
lows, to-wit: Commencing at a stake
Ph the eas.t side of McAdumised road at
the northwest corner of a four (4) aero
truct of luud by James Terwilliuger
aud wife conveyed to Gooduough ant
Chirk and runniug thence south 24 dt
grees went 3.34 ohuius ajong said road.
Thence south 21 Mj degrees east 0.05
ohuius to tho Willamette river, thoncu
north 26 degrees east 4,25 chains along
said river buuk; thence north 88 de
grees west 7.14 chains to the place of
bogiuning, containing 2,35 ucres of
laud. All ubote luud being situate
tnd lying in said Multnomah county
iud stato of Oregon.
Now, therefore, by virtuo of said ex
scutiou, judgment order aud decree aud
in compliance with Jtho commands of
said writ, I will on Monday, the 20th
dav of August, 1000, at the hour of 10
s'clock, A. M., at the frout door of tho
county court house, in the city of Port
land, said county and state, sell at pub
lic auctiou, subject to redemption, to
the highest bidder, for U. S. gold
:oin, cash in hand, all tho right, title
iud interest which the within named
jefendaufs or either of them, had on
the date of the mortgage herein, the
28th day of December, 1876, or since
had, in and to the above described real
property, or uny part thereof, to satisfy
said execution, judgment order, decree,
interest, costs aud all accruing covU,
Dated Portland, Oregon, July 20,
1900. WILLIAM FRAZIER,
Bhrriff of Multnomah County, Oregon.
FRED FRITZ'S B ND.
A Wonili-rftil Miilnil Iuotrnnif tit With
out ti IVer In lic Niirllnwat.
Fred Fritz, tho progroxsivo proprie
tor of Portland's most elegant saloon
resort, known its "Fritz's Plitco" and
located on thu southeast corner of Sec
ond aud llurusido streets, will not bo
outdone in anything bo undertakes to
do. In tho first placo, it was Mr.
Fritz's ambition to conduct tho most
ntttnetho resort in tho city for "men
on pastimu bent." .This ho easily suc
ceeded iu doing, establishing "Fritz's
Place" on Second aud Burusido. Oth
ers vied with iiim by putting iu sldo
attractions. To this Mr. Fritz respond
ed by purcbasing ouo of tho finest pipo
organs produced aud installing it in
his already elegant placo at it cost of
$3,000. This wonderful instrument is
thu product of M. Wolto &fc'ohno, Frei
burg iu Baden. It is a complete or
chestra in Itself. It produces music of
a classical ordor from every instrument
nocosBury iu a full concert band. There
is nothing like it ulcswlieru iu tho
Northwest.
Tho concert entertainment which this
grand instrument producos attracts an
interested audlouco every evening an
audionco composed of somo of tho most
critical lovers of inuslo in tho city.
Tliis wonderful instrument, in a enso
of thn most costly hardwood known,
magntflconly carved and polishod,
stands iu tho rear of tho main roceptiuu
room, near tho stage of Fritz's plaoo.
It is tho uutrvol of thoso who soo it and
hear it,
Largo prices of admission aro charg
ed to less wurthy ontortaiumouta than
that afforded by this ologaut concert
instrument in Fritz's Placo, where tho
concert is absolutely freo.
Tho Alisky Winter Gltrdou, on tho
corner of Third and Morrison, 1ms em
ployed colored waiters exclusively,
thu forco now numbering nearly a scoro
already. Portland, It will bu soon
from this and othrA circumstances, is
not the worft placo iu tho world for
colored tradesmen, artists and ptofet
sfon.il men, if tlioy are proficient aud
faithful. It is hoped that in this caso
Mr. Alisky will find every colorotl em
ploye in his elegant placo faithful to
duty and equal to every responsibility.
In that way every person of whatever
color improves his opportunity iu a
useful and profitable manner.
Maungor Owen, of tho Pacific coiiBt
tlopartmout of tho Great Eastern Tea
Cump.tny, who, has temporarily aban
doned his San Francisco headquarters
fur an extended busiuoss visit to Port
hind and nthor cities of tho Northwest,
is daily greeted by many former asso
ciates and business friuuds. Ho will
probably prolong his Northwestoru
tour until Outobor. Manager Owen
represents ono of tho most extensive
business houses in tho country, and,
beyond comparison, ouo of tho largest
tea, coffee aud spico concerns iu
America. Tho vast saving tho hundred
or nioro houses of this great company
insures to purchasers ot its goods, has
mado it possible to uulaigo tho busi
ness so extraordinarily. Tho ocouomy
of 10 cunts a pound on teas, 5 cents it
pound on coffees an an equal saving
on spicos, all o4 tho first grade, is a
great inducement to purchasers; aud
tho fuut that thu company has so faith
fully kept its' pledges is one of its best
rucommuudatious. Maungor Owen, of
tho l'acillo coast houses, has -done
mui'h to promoto this suueoss aud is
regarded as ouo of thu most energetic
and genial busiuoss men wost of thu
Mississippi. Portland headquarters,
32(1 Washington street.
Unintentional.
A Loudon exquisite went Into a West
End restaurant, says an exchange, ami
was far from pleased with thu manner
In which his order was filled.
"Do you call that a veal cutlet?" ho
demanded of tho waiter. "Why, sucb
a cutlet as that Is an Insult to overy
self-respecting calf lu the British em
pire." Tho waiter hung his bond for n mo
uiont, hut recovered himself and said,
in a tono of respectful apology:
''I really dldu't Intend to Insult you,
sir."
Nelghlinrfioori.
In tho Clay school tho other day tho
tcucher asked thu spelling class what
a neighborhood was. Bllcucu followed.
Finally I.awrenco broko out:
"1 know," ho declared.
"Well, what Ih It?" asked tho tenchor
dubiously, for Lawrence Is u very un
certain quantity In school,
"Why, a neighborhood Is-Im-Ih a place
where a lot of people llye and borrow
things of each othor." Detroit Free
Press.
Any man who can deliberately pass
a dog fight on tho street without glanc
ing ut it possesses true dlgulty
Rrul Ulorj.
Mrs. Keasber I don't seo why you
should feel so stuck-up just because
your btisbaud ami two of your brothers
huyo gbno to war, There nro plenty of
other women In the land who huvo Just
as many near relatives us you have ut
the front.
Mrs, KIiiiuiIhIi Tliat inny lie so, but
not ouo of my folks has u commission.
A County flint Itunsj to Dovn.
Thu dogs lu Barnwell County, South
Carolina, are returned ut a valuation
of $12,ty':o, while thu ussi'hsed value of
the entire property of tho county In
sheep uud goats isL'Ol,
There Is nothing that makes a wom
an quite bo mud as to have n neigh
bor who borrows of bur, but who never
Uilrlett her to her party.
Every dollar lost In playing tbo ruce
la u dollar found by those who work
theui.
Always keep your temper; It It
worth tnoro to you tlmu it In to any
one else.
OITV NEWS
The rally at tho Mt. Olfvo Baptist
church last Sunday netted $47.
Mir. F. Herman has accepted n posi
tion at tho seashore for tho season.
I Mrs. C. Saundors Is doing as well rut
'could bo expected under the ciroum-
stancos
Mrs. S. Burdottu returned homo Inst
week. Her hoalth is not liiuoh im
proved. Mrs. It. Lovett, of St. Paul, Is visit
ing Mrs. M. Murridoth, Sixth and
Everett.
Tho Ilotol Portland waitors gavo a
vory onjoyablo party last Friday evon
ing. It was'a strictly invitation affair
and largely attended.
A number of ladies formed a fishing
party last Tuesday. Tho party num
bered eight aud tho number of fish
caught alter a whole davs' fishing wan
20. '
Among tho numbor that visitor tho,
soashoro lust wook woro Mrs. Goo.
Williams, Mrs. Lulu Eustou, Mrs. M.
Washington, Mrs. Wisdom and Mrs.
BoldB.
Tho Paul Lawronoo Dunbar Lltorary
socioty spent a vory ploasant ovonins;
Inst Thursday. Tho attoudauco wan
not ns largo us usual on account of the
warm weather and out-door attrac
tions. Last Wednesday ovoning was tho oc
casion of a very piotty woddlug nt 810
Pino street, when Mrs. E. B. Webb
and Mr, L. B. Plummor were united in
tho holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.
T. S. Smith, of Mt. Olive Baptist!
church. At 0:15 Mr. Plummor, ac
companied by Mr, T. Johnson, his best
man, entered tho spacious parlors,
which wero tastofully doooratod witt
garlatijs of smllax, ferns, palms and
carnations. Thoy woro met by tha
brido, handsomely nttlrod in it stool
gray silk ornamoutod with ValonconncH
lace, an ulegant pearl pin, tho gift of
the groom, diamonds and turquoise,
and carrying a bouquet of whlto carna
tions and asparagus, supported by her
brother-in-law, Mr. Henry Vaughn,
and accompanied by her bridesmaid.
Miss Anna Wilson, who was uloyantly
uttlroddn Point Do Spray over a helio
trope bilk, witli diamond ornamunta
mid a bouquet of sweet pons. After
the impressivo marrlaijo ceremony tho
happy couple rooolvod tho cougratuln
tions of their assembled friends. After
light refresluuouts woro jervod some
time was spent in social conversation,
the merry company bado adieu, wish
ing them a long and happy life. Th
presents received woro vory numerous,
comprising many valuable as woll mi
handsomo and useful articles The
brido was tho recipient of a vory plcvs
nnt surpriso whou her cousin, Mr. Al-'
bort Livingston, of Chicago, who sbo
had not seen for over 20 years, arrived
on thu day of her wedding, having;
mado a tiip to Capo Nomo aud being
on his way homo.
Ml
For first-class grocorios call nt 404
Glisan strout. Tho very host of coffees
and teas always on hand at tho vory
lowest prices. II, A. Ho ward t prop..
Tho Pacific coast branch of thu E. U.
Atkins & Company Saw aud Tool Man
ufactory is located at No. (10 First
street, to which Maungor Geo. G.Eurlu
has just couio as its loading representa
tive. This oxtesnivo manufacturing;
coucorn deals largely iu nivh and tools
for guneial milling purposes. This in
a specialty, but gunoral mill supplioa
constitute tho bulk of its stouk. Man
ager Earlq is thoroughly familiar wills
thu requirements of thu business .to
which his company oators and is ouo of
tho most gonial and obliging business)
men located iu this city. Although
E. U. Atkins & Copmauy only recently
established thomselvos in Portland,
thoy aro making vary rapid and satU
factory progress iu securing extensive
trado. Mr. O. E. Grltts, who Ih now
horo, will represent E. C. Atkin & Co.
as their principal traveling man on this
coast.
Come
And
Let tu show you how many
Beautiful Presents We Give Free
With Our Toas ,.,,1
With Our Coffees , . ,
With Our Spices...
With Our Extracts,,
With Our Soda ....
With Our Baking Powder
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Just Look
And let us save you
5 Gonts Per Pound
ON COFFEES
10 Cents Per Pound
ON TEAS...
GREAT EASTERN
TEA COMPANY...
320 Washington St., Eet. Oth and 7th
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223 rirst S reeti Near Salmou.
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Largest Distributors of Teas, Coffees,
Spices, on the Coast, operating 100
stores throughout the Pacific Coast
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