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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the fnmous General
.Arthur cigar. Esborg-GunitClgnrCo.,
gencrnl agents, Portland, Or. '
' ' ' '
V. F. Thompson, dealer in tolmcco,
cigars, fruit, candies and nuts. S60 U
troet.
Ilrady & Sherrutt, practical plumb
era, gits and Hteiitn litter. Dmilorti In
lead and iron pipe, gan fixtures and
plumbing goodn of every tli'Hcript'.oii.
Jobbing dono at rcsnouablo rutuH.
All work warranted. Steam and lint
watorho.tting ft specialty Telephone
Oak 411. M2 First street, Portland,
Ore.
O. A. Watson, Marine Drop fUoie, H8
K. Third Htrcet, Portland, Ore. Spe
cialties: FleckciiHtoiu'H Lung liulwtin
and Celery Seltzer.
it. II. Schwartz, dniKKist and npotlni
nary, 225 Uurimlilo Htrcet. belucuu
First and. .Second, Portlund, Oi.
For fino fruits of all kind" for tlio
traveling public, call at 1G0 North
Kixtli Htroot. Ico cream uoda. ItaHket
fruitn for travelon). George Kisor pro
prletor
Creamery and bakery. Country but
tor and fresh eggn u Hpoolalty; also
cToamory butter. Mrs. 11. llaydstou,
proprietor, cornor Second und Columbia
-streets, Portland, Or.
When medicines will not euro you,
rjr whon yon k tired of npoutlliitf
money for modlciuoH, buy tho Natural
Jlody Braco from J. A. GlenioiiHOii, drug
list, 227 Yamhill utrcot, between First
and Second.
11. C- Cash Market. Cheapest and
txst goods dollvorod east and west.
Corner Seventh and Couch streets.
Everything llrHt-ohtHH. Cameron &
MnrgeiiH.
Jno. P. Sharkey, mnnnfncurer of
harness, collars, saddles and strap
work! Importer of saddlsry, hardware,
whips, pads, etc. 65 Union avo., Part
land, Or.
Knhn tiros., dcnlors in hides, fur
and wool. 101 Front street, Portland,
Or.
G. Danlel.ion, wntchmaknr, Jowcloi
and (llninond-sottor, 141) Sixth street,
.Portland, Or. All work guaranteed.
-Srerybody smokes the celebrated
Monoj-rum and Pandora clours. Thoy
tiara no equal.
The Popular, 12B First stroet, bet.
Washington and Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Koklund, ptoprietor. Tel. Ore
con red 0U, Columbia CU8,
Portland Transler Saloon Chns. O.
fltRlln, proprietor. Choice wines,
liquors and cigar. H'Jl Ulisan, cor
tier Sixth, Portland, Or.
Smyth & iloward, uoueral contract
ors. Koads, bridsrs, trestles, munici
pal Impioreinents, etu., Portland, Or.
Diamond Vittitled llriok Company,
-( Incorporated). Pavintl briok u spu
eialty. 6IU Cliambdi of Commeruo.
The W'oHlern Oyster linns.., Sam
alacklu, ptopiiutor. Oysturs and
orawflsh, wholeNule and retail. Hy
the uullon, $3; by the pint, 36 routs.
1)63 Washinctou street, botwuun Sea
cud and Th I id. Tulephoue brown CM.
The A, D. T. Messenger Co. Is the old
est and best survice of th kind in the
town. Readers of tho Now Age, give
( them the preference.
Money to losn, nn furniture, pianos,
er any food securities. Notes and
raartgacM bought. 8. W. King, room
49, Washington building;
King mi Dr. Darling. 904).; Morrison
street, cor, Thiid and Morrison, over
MoAlleu A MoDouuell's. Omce
hours, 10:.10 to 13 a. in.; 1:30 to 0 p.
ru. At residence, K. 84th and llul
tuout streets, moruiiiK and eveninni.
Kesidenoe 'phones, Oregon, blue 8?oi
t'oluuibia, 5137; oflioo 'phone, Colum
bia 14.
French Dyeing and Cleaning Work'
All work dono at tery moderate prleen
Dyeing and cleaning of nil kinds ol
ladles' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
loth dyed In 48 hours. J. Doleau.
proprietor, 465 Ulisau u-K.
The finest place in the city to obtain
fust quality clgura; tobacco ami smoa
era' article's Is that of ltoienlhal A
lludd, at 387 and 287 Waihlntiton
street, between Fourth and Fifth,
(lira these genial dealers a call when
you wish anything In their line. Tele
phone Main 76,
A. A, Unroll, bicycle repairing,
UraaiDg and cutting down frames a
specialty. l)iv)oU sundries Haled
snssssl, All work guaianteed, 183
Foot of Morrison street, Portland, Or.
('all and see me wit an you are btoken
down. Aueuay for the Impel ial Illcy
ole; gturuuteed lot one yeat. Oreisou
'phone bluck 3801.
The Safe Store
New and Second-Hand
Safes Bought and Sold
Cash Registers
Lock Department
Repairing
JOHN E. DAVIS.
Thlrt. ttrt, FORTLAN, OR
ILMAM RU8SEM. MACKENZI1
fODI.10 ACCOUNTANT
PORTLAND, OREGON
romXANI ItAII.WAT COMPANT.
General Ofllco comer KIrst and Washington 81
By tho Unci of thin lompany and It con
net-lions, the Fecond Wrect Line! 1'ortland
Traction Co.. or Fifth Street Mnc; and the KMt
Bide Hallway Co., all parts u( the ell' can ba
reached upon the pawnsnt ol a FIVE-CENT
FARE each way.
On the West side Can run every 10 tnlaiin.
On tho Portland A Vancouver 1,1 nr, iara
leave Finland Washington tircu (or Wood,
lawn every 'Aimlnuu from a m. lo r,; j,, a,-,
then every 10 minute to nop m. ; then err
SO minutes .0 12 OJb. iu On Sunday Brit ear
leaves at 7M0 a. ni. ,
Cars leave for Vancouver eiery to inlnuias
iwm 6:20 a, m to (J lo p. ni on Wednesdays
and Saturdays, also at II and 11,10 p in. On
Bundaya first car liBies at 7'4U a in
Yon will save money by bujlng Vancouver
lound'trlp tickets at the oflko.
Office hours 8 pi. r.i to ft p m,; Sundays, II a.
m. to 12m.
). V I'AXTON, 1'iesldent.
J. P. DATCIIKf.DI.lt, Secretary
rOUTI.ANI) TRACTION COMPANY.
(Formerly Calilo Itallwaj.)
Operates I'.lectrlo and Cable Mruel llallwa
from Union Depot up Fifth HI, by the Principal
Hotels, Postolllco, Courthouse. City Mall, etc..
to Portland HciL'hts and the City Park. Front
tho Heights cuii he obtained nn uurlMilled view
of the city, rherx, surrounding country and
mountain range, with th snow-winpcd sum.
mils of Mounts, llnod, Adams, HI. Helens and
Hauler.
Car run mcr.v 7 13 minutes.
First car leaves Union Depot at C:.17 a in.
First ear leave Portland Height atr-a.. m.
Last car leaves Ui Ion Depot at lt::m n m.
Last car leaves Portland llilrlilx for depot at
11p.m. Last car 1caes Portland Heights for
power-house at 11 AOp. ni, Transfers at Fifth
and Washington Streets with Portland Hall,
way Co.'s Unci and East Hldu Hallway Co. line.
itaouf & Go.,
PINEST QUALITY
Hams
Bacon
Lard
When onro you use them
you will Hud thoy are the
In est flavored goods.
Fifth and Couch Sts.
USE LUCKEL'S
Borax Soap
For Washing Flannels.
Will Never Shrink Nor
Harden.
1RY
ONE BAR AND
CONVINCED.
BE
THE WASH1MGI0N HIE INSURANCE CO., Of M TOM
A policy holders' eompaii).
Its contracts aru plain, shori, eil uiidtr
stood.
Incontestable after one car.
Non.forfeliahlo after Hirer rsr.
Seoour Portland aKoncy, nxtitii tttuti build.
Inc.
C. L. FAY, General Aont.
Picture
Frames.
Pictures.
Art
Material
Bernstein's Art Store.
07 Washington street
POHTLAM)
Hot. Fifth ami Mil
OltKdON.
-TIIK-
Multnomah Trunk Co
NANOFAtrrtlltKltH OK
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
anp SAMPLE CASES
Salesrooms 1 43-145 Sixth Stre
PORTLAND, OREGON.
AMES & HARRIS
.Maiiufactiirers id
CKI.K1IRATKD lll.ACK KI'RIPK (lit IN HAO
F1.A0H. TENTH. HIIRI.AP AND
OOTTON HA(iH, V.1V
IO and I a North First St.
...THE,,,
MERCHANTS' BATHS
PORCELAIN TUBS.
Merchants Hotel
48 North Third Street.
not. Couch and Pax Is. .
Telephone. North 311.
KROGHMAN S HARTMAN
Hardware, Tools,
and Gutlery
AgcnU lor ATKIN'S CELEBRATED
CROSS-CUT SAWS
113 FIRST 8TBKKT. bet. Yamhill aud Taytw.
POKT1.AND, OH.
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CHILDBEN'S COLUMN.
DEPARTMENT
BOYS AND
FOR LITTLE
GIRLS.
Bometklasr that .Will Interest the Ja
ranlla Macnbera of Krerjr Hoaaaheld
Qttalat Actions and I)rlht Harlta
f MaajrCwta and Cants!-: ChlMrtiau
"Llttlo (3-Dropper thnt wns what
Aunt ProfesHor called Nntulle. It wn
quite a grief to Aunt Professor. Of
cotirau you couldn't bo the wife of a
profcBsor In it great college nnd enjoy
bearing your only little nlcco that ever
was (Hop g'sl
"Pin Horry, ntintlc, nnd I'm goln' to
stop droppln' em right straight off,"
Natnllc would sny, penitently; nnd then
Aunt 1'rofoHsor would squeezu her und
laugh und Hay:
"Thero iiuiHt be two Romcwhcrc un
der your feet this minute, Little
U-Dropperl"
It grow worse, If anything. There
wero so many "lug" wordH in Natalie's
language, nnd they always ended In
"In'," without nny g's at nil.
Aunt Professor corrected the little
girl, In her gentle way, a dozen times
a flay, and a dozen times a day Natalie
Bald, "Oh, dear, there goes another one,
auntlul 1 keep droppln' 'cnil"
When mniumu and Natalie and Baby
Hoy went nway to the seashore thero
wan no one to correct Natalie, for It
took nil imtmmu'H time to pick up other
things besides g's that Ha by Hoy kept
dropping.
In August was Natalie's blithday,
mid of course there nunc an express
bundle from Aunt Professor. Natalie
lind had nine birthdays and ultio ex
presses from Aunt Professor. This ouo
lundo tho tenth, and it wus such a
beautiful fat one!
''Oh, what tlo you suppose there's
goln' to bo In It, Hnby Hoy?" cried Na
talie, dancing round innmma whllo shu
untied the strings. "Lot's guess. A
new Juiupln'-rope, a box of wrltlu'-pa-per,
a doll, u-ohl"
For the bundle was open. It wus full
of birthday treasures ten of them, to
match Natalie's years, Tho tenth ouo
wus a llttlo milium box wraimed Iu
dainty pink tissue mid tied with sliver
tinsel. Natalie felt of It aud smelted
of It and shook It "u-auy."
"What can It bo?" she cried. "Can
you guess, inaminu, ever Iu your
world V"
"Never Iu my world!" laughed mam
uiii, And no wonder, for In the dainty llttlo
box wero of all thu birthday presents
-a little pile of gingerbread g'sl Drown
and crisp and spicy, good enough to
cat)
"Oh! Why!" cried Nntnlle. Then sho
spied a little white lnbcl on tho lusldo
of the box cover, written In the form of
s doctor's prescription. Mnininu read
It over Natalie's shoulder.
"Tnko one every tlmo yon feel nn
'lug word' coming on. Itcpcat dose, If
not relieved."
Natalie laughed nnd lunmimi laughed
and Hnby Hoy laughed.
"Isn't she Just the darlln'cst nun
lie " began Natalie; then sho looked
at mnmiun with a queer little grimace.
"I guess I'd better 'take one'!" sho snid.
-Youth's Companion.
The HuiiiiiiliiK Hull.
Here Is a copy of a picture In an old,
old UugllHh hook on games. The game
that It llluHtntteH In no ancient, Iu fact.
that I doubt If nny of you ever heard
of It, but your grandfathers may tell
you how they played It In childhood. It
consists Iu keeping the "humming ball"
spinning as long us posslbte by rolling
It ou the cord connecting tho two sticks
held in the hund. You can mnko oue
of the humming balls by winding each
end of a very largo annul tightly with
twine, leaving n olenrnpnce In the con
ter for the rord to work In. Then take
two sticks, each about eight Inches long
and connect them by a narrow ribbon
ri.AYl.NO "IIUM.I1NO HALL.'
or plocc of lii'inp ooitl two nnd one-half
foot long. TuLIiik the sticks oue Iu
each hand, so that tho conl forms a
loop, place tho huiimitiiK ball lu the
loop niul rnlM llrtt one anil then the
other hand repeatedly, isum making the
Imtl spin. Keep this up and gradually
lucrease the speed until the hall Is go
liiK at it "IhiiiiiuIiik" nite, wheu you
may toss It lu tho air with the cord,
catuli It when It conies down mid do a
number of liuore.sUnvr tricks with It.
A real "huimiiliii hall" has holes
bored through the two lobes which, us
the dumb-bell like Instrument whirls,
elves out curious hummlm; sounds, a
toy of this tort may be inndo by Joining
two small croitiet balls on a piece of
broomstick, Have the bulls uot more
than mi Inch apart und bore a "hum
iiiIiik" hole through each of them. Set
your wits to work aud make ouo of
these now old toys. Then tell the other
boys aud j;lrls of your success. Chi-
chi;o Ilccord.
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Find the t-imaiiliie,
fieorgle came home from school the
other day with a big tear In hut Jacket.
Mamma sat down to mead It at one-,
but the Jack had fatkd Uttiav aad
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the new pleo did not look Just like the
old. Georgia's quick eyo saw It, too,
and said a little sadly:
"There are two colors, innmma."
"I know it, bdt I can't help It, dear.
The Jacket has faded, you see."
"It will be all right by-nnd-by," aald
the llttlo boy, with a happy smile, and
turned awny to his piny.
"Dear llttlo fellow," thought mam.
mn, while tho tears came to her eyes;
"he always sees tho sunny side."
A Traaedr In Klve Acta.
I.
As Ben Zlne and Mag A. 5lnc went walk
ing out one day,
It chanced thnt Mr. Parlor Match along
the road did stray.
II.
They met him with disdainful look, and
coolly passed him by;
Poor Parlor Match wns struck with rage
fire flashed from out his eye.
IU.
He burned with scorn nnd Jealous rage.
who once ws Maggie's lorcr
In hot pursuit he catches them, Igniting
Maggie's cover.
IV.
And Ben, in nnger, launching dire threats
nnd cruei nnmes,
Explodes, nnd only helps the more to
fecd'the angry flames.
V.
And naught Mas left but wreck and ruin
in their smoking trail
Not even Mr. Parlor Match remained to
tell the tale.
Harper's Round Table.
THE JUDGE FINED HIMSELF.
How a Keutuckr Moslatrate Broke
Up a Friendly Onme of Poker.
"Judgo Wnlkcr, of Mnyavllle, was
very strict on tho bench, but not always
no in his prlvnto life," said John L.
Scott, of Frankfort, Ky. "It bad bo
coiuo tho custom of tho lawyers trav
eling the circuit to indulge In a friendly
game of poker after court adjourned at
night, nnd Judgo Walker frequently
joined in the game. Ono night at
Urookvlllc, In Ilrackeu County, thu
court nnd the attorneys joined In a
game on tho evening that they arrived,
und thu next morning, when court
opened, the Judge, In giving tho usunl
chnrgo to tho grand Jury, addressed
himself to the attorneys:
"'Gentlemen, you ure odlccrs of the
court, and ns such arc sworn to uphold
tho laws nnd the constitution of tho
State. You have been playing poker,
contrary to. the statutes In such cases
mado nnd provided. Kncb of you will
be lined $10 upon the return of Indict
ments tho bringing of which I bavo In
structed.' "Turning to tho prosecuting attorney.
tic snld: 'Wudsworth, you nro not only
n lawyer but the prosecuting nttorney,
sworn to bring offenders to Justice. You
will pay ?2."5.
" 'Vniker,' laying his hand upon his
own bronst, 'you nre not only a lawyer
but n Judge. You have violated tho
law. nnd must pny $W).'
"He paid ho fine, ns did each of the
lawyers, and It broke up tho gnmo on
thnt circuit." St. I-ouU Globe-Democrat.
A Mllllonnlr In a Moment.
It falls to the lot of few men to make
the discovery that they aru stitodliiK on
u mine of gems of fubulous value. This
good fortune hus recently befallen T.
0. ltasHett, u lnlulnj; expert, whose
keen eyo and u stroke of luck convert
ed lilm lu u momeut from a poor man
to bo master of millions, nays Titbits.
Mr. Hansen, who Is attached ns expert
to ti mining corporation In South Amer
ica, wns on u short visit to relatives In
California, when It occurred to him
that he. might utilize borne of his tlmo
jirOspectlug for gold.' Ills wanderings
took lilm lu the direction of tho famous
Death Volley, where ouo-day ho mount-,
ed a small cone-shaped hill lu order to
get u better view of tho surrounding
country. He was about to descend the
hill, to continue his tramp, when a
pntch of bluo at his feet arrested hla
attention. Hnssctt'u trnliied eye recog
nized In tho bluo patch tho "blue float,"
which Is u sure Indication of the pres
ence of turquoises lu the soil. lie lost
no tlmo In locating n claim, aud wus
soon hard at work with pick and shov
el. Ills most sniigulno expectations
were more than realised, for ut the
depth of six feet he found the "boxlto
vein," which was thickly studded with
beautiful stones. The deeper ho dug
the more inagultlceut wero the gems,
and within a fortnight bo was able to
return to Ban Francisco with no less
thau seventy pounds of tho most bril
liant and flawless turquoises that have
ever been discovered.
l-oatniea'a Work in Central Africa.
The postmaster general for the Brit
ish Central Africa Protectorate gives
ouo or two Interesting Items of news in
hfs latest report. The malls are still
conveyed for the most part upon the
heads and backs of native postmen.
The men are recruited chiefly from the
Yao and Atonga tribes, aud wear a uni
form. Fulls 800 bags of malls am
made up each month at the different
postottlces In the Protectorate for con
veyance by these men, the total dis
tance traveled being close upon 10,000
miles per month, the cost of transit be
ing less than ,vrd. per mile per bag. The
system of forwarding malls at night by
relays of carriers has been greatly ex
tended; the night mall services now
represent a total distance traveled of
some 3,000 miles per month. The post
men travel In pairs, and are armed
with rifles, as lions are not Infrequently
eucouutered.
IntuiUou Is 6omethlug that tells a
woman her husband Is lying when be
comes homo at S a. in. and begins to
explain the whys and wherefores.
Occasionally a man gets married be
cause he wants some one around to
blame things on.
Sometlmea a man has no coofldeac
In o titer dm because bt kaa mm im
linor It. I.kvt, Uboxci Kalio, Fsid. B. Lett
jKRlEG & LEVY
GROCERS.
4 Washington 1. cornei'Tenth, Portland, Oc
CpfFKFj AND TKA A 9PF.CtAl.TV.
We five
MS.
lied Trading Stamps. Iloth 'Phones
ESMOND HOTEL
Portland, - - Oregon. .
Front and Morrison Streets.
ItATKHi
European Plan, 50c lo $1.50 Per Day
'American Plan, $J to $2 Per Di
OSOAR ANDKHSON, ManaKtr.
J C. PKNDKOA8T, Chief Clerk.
WIJKN you BUY
furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOR JIOUSKKEin'INd
Cut This Out nnd Oct a I'.nlncllon at
..HENRY JENNINGS..
172-174 Flrat Street.
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KSTAItMSHKO 1875.
F. ZIMMERMAN
-SoloAjent
Roxbury Rye.
Foreign and Domestic
WINES & LIQUORS
10.1 front Htraat, Near Htark.
I'OHTI.ANl), OU.
ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
One of the must complete ualeryt In
the Nnrthucsl.
Bikes tba Best Pullman Bread Id the West
M. SHIELDS. Prop.
37 Morrison HI. I'OHTI.ANIt, OK.
And tia Union Avenue, eorner acramento,
Albino, Home-mado bread, cakes nnd pies.
Based beans and llotton Drown llrcad evety
Saturday. Tel. Red lilt.'; Tvl. Hod U41.
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THE
TASTE
THAT
TELLS"
CUDAHY'S REX HAMS,
REX BACON
REX LARD AND
REX CANNED MEATS
ARE THE BEST.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOUAN, Prop.
flies, Liquors, Cigars. Welnbird's Beer.
PHONK, ItKD 1SU. KAMIM" RESORT.
Car. Chapman and J rTersoii Sts., Portland, Or-
NORTH
PLANING
PACIFIC
MILL
CO.
MAN U KAOTU KBR3
Sash and Doors
and Blinds
P.eclal prices on carload orders.
33ni and Thurman Sts.,
PORTLAND - - - OR.
Long Distance 'Phone Main XSk
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and A.I Kinds of
Machinery,
hrt.ul Ceicnl Eltctric Gi.,
iFVfiTiiaiuKim.
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J. KAIiUKItlTi
JiKAi.KR IN HARDWAR.
.uloe, Ksiikps, Tin, Copper and Oranlte
iron. are, Crockery, fllasswarp and llqiisn
KnrtilahliiK Woods. Jobbing promptly at
tended to. ,
141-HJ I'lrst fit., cor. Alder, Odd Fellows' Flldg.,
rOlt.IiAKi), OHKUON.
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ItANKIt A
Kit AM Kit
TAILORS.
J2i Washington Street,
POM LAN 1), OREGON.
K. HIIKA-PI.UMIlt.NG, STEAM AND O.AS
nrriNO.
,1.
Hialrrln PliiuiMnKHtnl Itpatlnc Supplies.
IliiKliiM'rs' TriimnliiK and Padlng.
lii'iieral Audit lor t V Cleeland faucet Co.
Hot Water Moating aspcclaltT.
.No.. HI ami 12 SVrntiil Wtreot, North.
Tclevholie CM. Portland, Or.
H
K.NRY KVKltlUNO
ro.MMl'MilON MERCHANT
Wholiaale and Kclall
Dijalor In
BTAPI.E ClRO-
HAY, OU UN,
FKKIi AND
CKR1K3.
IVI7 Kroltl 8t.
POUTf.AND, ORKOON
KtlahlNhiMl Iu New York 17&I.
Ker York, Clilraxo, vjlnston, l'hlladctphl.
hem or, Portland.
DKVOK etc lt.Y.OI.D4 CO.
Paints, Colors, Varnishes, Lead, Ilni-lies.
Artl'ta' Materials, w holeale only. No. CO First
Btreet, enriler Pine, Portland, Or. 'Phones,
Oreicon Rvd ISM, Columbia 451.
pOR'll.AND LOAN OPFIOK '
Dan Marxi Proprietor.
...HlKiie-t Prlco Paid (or Old (iold mid Sllrer.
No. 7t 1 hlrd Hlrect, Near Oak
PORTLAND. OR.
Uians money ou all klnds'of security. tlnr
ilei' inert iledRct sold for amount loaned.
T JI.WIt.D
Jobbing aud Retail Dealer In
WJKK8 AND MQUOItS
132 Third Htrcet, Opposite Masonic Templo.
Portland, Oregon,
fit A. WOOD. ,
' ItKAI. KHI'ATK AND PENHION ATTORNEY.
Room 10, Odd Fellow a' llulldlue.
I'ORl LAND, 0 UK-
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TINtlRY
.AlANt'KACTfltlNH JKWKLKR.
Diamond Holler. IlppnlrlnK neatly ilon.
Any dvslKU ol Jcttflry made to order.
Upstairs ner Tho Famous. Corner Secon.t
and Morrison strrels, Portland, Or,
F.
Y. ARMS
K. W. ARIiS.l CO.
Wholesale llroVerane and Commission
No. Ci Krnnt Street.
Columbia 'Phono '.'IO.
Portland, Or.
PORTLAND JKW1U.KR AND OPTICIAN
Watch and Clock Repairing: Cleaning, 7i;
main sprliiK. '-', All wotk guaranteed.
Hteciaclrs Irom 'iV'-ipi rimless eve glsi
tor It.Vft, llh iho Ix-ht lenses. Kves testnl
Irm. 'iho l'ottland Jeweler and Optician,
n: Klrst Ht. near Alder.
ljUIRHANKb'
HTANDARD fcCALES.
Kalrhanls, Morsa .t Coinpanjr,
first and Htark Streets. Portland, Oregon.
Telephone 81.
TlAXTON, IIKAOII HIMUN
Altorno.at.l4iw.
SlOChaiuberof Commerce,
Portland
Oregon.
mllK CBI.KIIUATEO HUIIMTZ
'i MI1.WAUKKK II K Kit
On draught tor. Fourth and .Morrison streets,
Portland Or. , ,
iy 0. NOON HAO CO.
Manufacturers and
Importers of
RAGS, TWINK8. TKNTfl AND AWNINCP,
KU8 AND MIN1NU JIOSK.
RagKlnK Material. Camas, Sail Maklnc In all
lullranchvs, Cotton Diak, Cordage, etc.
W-WN. First PI. and 2l(v.'i'.'.2H.'.'l6 Couch St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
rvOWNINU, HOPKINS A CO.'
IIROKKRS.
firound floor, Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Or.
Hand K, llailev UuiMIng, Seattle, Wash.
New Vorl block Kxeiiatige,
Chlt'aso Hoard o( Trade.
n It, W1NSI.OW Jt CO.
Agents Boiton Rubber Shoe Co.
Rubber Roots aud Shoes, Patent Ventilated
Tenuis HIiok, Oiled riothtnir, Rub.
ber Clothing, Parke Leathery
BoleiTBootaJ: v
S7 Front Bt."
PORTLAND. OR.
IOSKPK SUPPLE
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Proprietor ot '
MOAT YARD AND MARINE WAYS
Office and Yard, Koot of Belmont St..
Columbia '1'honeiiB. TORTI.AND, OR.
K. Munson. jr. Munton.
fPHK ANHKUSER BUPCH-Flne lunch every
I day. Best beer on earth. FJna wines. ln.
nors aud cigars.
2U Morrison St., cor. bvcou
3;
rortiaua, or,
EASTERN
OYSTER HOUSE
ED. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Crawfish, when ,ln season, cooked In wine.
812 Washington St., near Sixth.
Oregon Phone Red 19M.
Columbia Phone 77,
I'ORTLAND, OR.
TRKIbFq A ' HUMASON'S
PHARMACY
corner 2nd and Uiuhlneton 8it, Strictly
high grade medicines at lowest prices. Money
saved by patronising us.
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