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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON.
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TOPICS OF
TUB TIMES.
Tin world Is lniiilcHl wIipii Hie tlier
liHimult'i' Iiiih plenty room at tlio top.
Quito n iniiiiliyr of Olilni'M' iiiinu'S
lie-in with I.I, mill It wuiiis wo ajuno
prin tu.
'YM limn wliiwi' shout Is loml rnn
voto no ofti'iur Minn In) tlin t iiii'iuly
tliillkK.
Tlii' lusiirliiiiL wi'i-d by thu wii.vhIiIc
mill on tins viictiiit lot worus twenty-Mx
Injurs dally.
Tlii- Hultiui lias Just Imtiuht ii lot nioro
Kriipp nuns with tlii' $IU(MH) he wos
IJncio Sum.
HopoilH t lut 1 tlii' present Hcuson's rub
Iiit Hiipjily Is Hli'irt will liuvo no ull'out
on the iimiiiI neck output.
In tlii' opinion of (lie iniiltltiidn n
nIiiiiik nrcuiiii'iit 1'iiiinot eotni' from thu
iiioiitli of ii mini with 11 wen Is voice.
"NoililtiK Is preltler thiin u bind;
llllt,'1 fll.VM ii fiinhloii Jniirnnl. How
ii bunt tlii' yoiniir lnily uiiili'riii'iitli ItV
f il nose ri-iilly Is tin Index to the
imilii, iih Komi seientllle Hhiirp deehtres,
mhiiu people's builiiH iiniNt bu u llury
nil.
Why erltlelse tin- Chinese nt home
for bi'liiK so eniiservntltu when oven In
this I'ouutry iheyjitiiitliiiii; to limit; on
til till! old Hill'.".
Tlio mini with tin- linUet-proof eloth
Ih iK'trli'i'tlnt; mi opportunity In not ills,
plnjlnj; III samples to Ihi' crowned
hinds without ileltiy.
'.The New Yfirlt doctor who nays that
lilKli coIIiiih have a tendency to cause
Muslims might t bo Kratcrul to the.
foolish folks who woiir tlii'iu.
Tho Kins; f Sorvln places Ills throne
In Jeopardy by iniirryliiK the Kill of his
choice, bill perhaps he does not erne,
iih It Is not niui'h of a throne, anyway.
It was a I'leiiehniiiii. It seems, who
attempted loUII llmSliiili of Persia, lie
allowed the Shah to escape, mid then
In wheie the proverbial I'rciieh polite
! eiiine III.
k Hliiiillliiiieoiisly with the aipearaiiee
. .. . .. ....... ....... ti...
of IIH' lllllll III Hie sum Wllisi i-iimi- im
recent otitbieaks of anarchistic vlo
lenee. Can this be souiclhlnt; more
than a men' coincidence?
"Lobster" as a term of derision and
contumely Is said to bu of most undent
urlKlii, mehitle delvliiK linvliic shown
that the people of llostou calli'd thu
Yml-clnd Mrltlsh boldfers "lobsters" as
far buck as 1770. This discovery lui v
liiK been duly nutheiitlcateil, the uaiiii'
of "lobster" assumes a wholly dlllVreiit
hlKiilllcallou chances. In fact, Its
whole style and character, The Aiifjlu
maniac should now feel proud to be
dubbed "a lobster," while mi Irlshmmi
should feel fur more deepl) Insulted
over the criistaccoiis title than In for
mer llll.th.
Happy Is tlie iiimi who forms, carlj
In life (or U not early, then lute) the
habit ot tuMiiK nil the light and
warmth and cheer ho can net with a
tine islow of appreciation, looking,
meanwhile, Mimcwhnt sldewlso at
those opposite experiences he can not
escape. Let him sipilut a little, or look
the other way. lie will be u happier
iiimi, as well as more popular, than the
i-elf appointed devil's advocate . who
sedulously notes the iiiiikkIiu'.sm of the
weather, the Icehlcuess of Ills pulse, or
Hie fad that lie Ih "Hied" (which, (iod
l.clpus, we all are-iiiitll we not re-ded).
Wo wish we could draw a lesson from
the downfall or W. (J. t'ulhbert, who
was sentenced recently from UIiIcuko
to the penitentiary, but the moral
eludes us. He didn't dtiiik. Ho didn't
pliable. Ho didn't fieiiieut the race
tracks. Ho didn't associate with ills
icpiitable women. Ho didn't iwe drug's.
What ho did do, and this was his only
bud habit, was to foi'h'o checks and
notes. For which smalt dissipation ho
was sent to .lollet. Hut perhaps there
Is a iiioial In this story, after all. I 'cr
imps erinio Is not caused by bad habits
inul bad iihsoclal Ions, tint by a criminal
tendency, and Hint out- of the umnll'es
union of a criminal tendency may be
bad hublts mid bud assocliitlous I'li.v
slcliins of the soul, as well as physl
chins of the body. hao I'leipicntly uils
lakoii cause for elVect.
A vigorous crusade against profanity
bus been Instituted In Washington,
D. ( In the Interest of morality mid
good titKtc let us wish a piospcrous ca
iccr t the movement, "fuss words"
n ro convenient to those whose vocabu
lary Is meatier mid whose stock of Ideas
Is depleted. Hut (ho man of mature
iiilml mid dignity of character doe not
need prolauliy lo help him over a crisis,
Aside from lUe question of morals, pro
faulty N to bo condemned as vulgar.
1'uiliy of thought Is reilectcd lu purity
of speceh. No man who has us much
lc-pcci for IiIiiim'II a ho ought to huvo
will illspiiriiKo bluiself by uMut; Ian
j:nnt;o which does not opies the best
that Is In him. "Let your communion
tlous bo ,x ea, yea. nay, nay." .More than
this Is of evil origin, This Is the miuio
i.s lo sty: Sa. what you mean, neither
nunc nor less. If your iiieaidui; Is pure
Mid manly your words will correspond.
As n.tiirxot for political talk mid a
factor to bo dealt with In campaign tao
Ikb i ho youut; uinii J nil passim; uU
ovpiitful mnjorlty, nnd ready to bo
Kiithered Into the fold of one or tlio
other party, has become more and tnoro
Important. The advantages of "youtiij
blood" are frequently eniphnHlzed la
tlie itii'iiu of vote-Kottlnj;. Youiib men
are kIvcii the ruins of party miiiititfe
ini'iit, mid sometimes, when their eld
ers are reluctant to yield, enter a vigor
ous xtrtiKKlu for supremacy. Tills Is a
signal of the advent of a new era. -The
people and their public servants nro
progressing to a stage where the Ideas
and standards of a quarter of a cen
tury ago no longer dominate. It Is
doubtful, however. If numerous acces
sions of young men to Ktato nud na
tional legislative bodies Is altogether
a hopeful sign. Young men have
served with distinction as legislators
at dllferoiit periods during the last cen
tury, there being no more conspicuous
example than that of Henry Clay, who
became Speaker of the House wlieii ho
was one of Its most youthful member.
Young men must come to the front, nnd
old anil tried leaders must give way
with the mutations of politics, but It is
the almost unlversnl verdict that poll
tics as a business Is not prolltnble. This
Is true, most of all, for the later genera
tion of voters. There Is a phase of thu
question, however, which Is proper
cause for congratulation. Progress lu
political methods and in the selection
of candidates which stlmuhites men to
an Interest lu popular governnieiit, to
attend the primaries, turn out on elec
tion day, and assist lu keeping down
abhorrent Influences, Is good. The agi
tation regarding the attitude of young
men lu the campaign, ns funis It quick
ens en I to that end, Is altogether to bu
commended. We have enough ward
heelers and professional politicians of
Immature years.
The Jester case presented illlllculllos
for the philosopher which the common
sense of a Jury has removed. Thirty
years ngo Alexander Jester was Indict
ed for the murder of (Sllbert W. (fates.
llo escaped from Jail and was not
found until a few years ago. A new In
dictment was prepared against him,
and liu was prosecuted by the State,
with the assistance of lawyers hired by
wealthy relatives of the murdered man.
Hut the Jester accused of (he murder
of (ialos lu IS7I mid the Jester tried for
the murder In 1Im;) were two dllfereut
men. The llrst Jester was comparn-
lively young, hot-headed, ami passion
ate; the Jester brought back for trial
was mi old man, bout with years and
worries. If he over was a homicide (ho
murderous Instinct had long perished
lu his bosoiu. Hut the law was plain.
There Is no statute of limitations for
murder. Jester, the septuagenarian,
must htaud dial for tlio offense of the
other Jester, and If the Jury found Ii I lit
guilty must hang. Fortunately, Juries
are human, though the law Is stony.
The evidence against the prisoner was
strong, but In the eyes of the Jurors It
did not appear as evidence against this
white-haired old man, but against an
other person whom the Inexorable
years had slain. They refused to put u
noose around the nock of Alexander
Jester lu IIMM) for the crime pcrpctrAtcd
by (he Alexander Jester who had been
his predecessor lu that withered frame.
I u short, they modllled the law to meet
the requirements of good sense. No
public beuellt could bo conferred by
the punishment of this poor, dead vol
cano. Since the purpose of (he law In
decreeing death for murder Is not to
kill the murderer, but to iiinUc an ex
ample, they acquitted the prisoner,
holding that neither the human race lu
general nor that part of It residing lu
the State of Missouri would bu bene
tiled by the spectacle of a man of 70
swinging lu air for the crime which tin
other iiimi had committed. We think
they were light about It.
Superstition About I'liotograpliH,
Tlio I'orinosun aborigines regard pho
tography with strong superstition.
Toward the close of September last
the loir of the chieftain of u certain
tribe and several other young men vis
ited the Tosolkaku paclllcatloii mid re
olmuatlou olllee, and In the course of
their stay they tittered theinselyes to
be photographed. Lately several of
those young men appealed nt the sumo
olllco mid requested that their por
traits should be returned to them, for
they ticmd to their surprise from tlio
elders of the tribe that persons who aro
photographed are lu a similar condition
as If their souls hud been abstracted,
and hence they would bo sure to surfer
hoiious Injury. The only way to pro
vide against this calamity lay lu burn
ing all tho photographs. The peoplo
earnestly tried to undeceive tlio young
men. but without effect, and wero
Ihcrcfoio obliged to glvo them their
photographs.
X ltuys ami Vegetation.
An Italian scientist who has been In
vestigating the effect of Hoentgeu raj's
on vegetable life ooiiohtdtvs that their
notion Is Identical with that of light.
Continuing his experiments lu the
realm of lnleroorgaulsms, ho thinks ho
has discovered that on these also their
action Is similar to that of light. Vari
ous Investigators lmv previously ob
tained negative results, but these, ho
attributes to the brief duration of tlio
exposures,
A I'imlHtiiiicut that 1'uIIh.
lu opposing capital punishment,
W'hutoly said wittily, but with evident
truth: "livery Instance of a man's
suffering Hie penally of the law Is an
Instance of the failure of that penalty
In effecting Its purpoce, which l, to de
ter." Natalies ol' Canadian Preacher.
It Is stated tli.it tlveelghthsof the pas
tors of the Methodist church of Cauada
llvo on salaries ranging from $500 to
$1,000, Three hundred and eighty re
ceive less tlnui $300 urnl ouly ton iv
coJvc $2,000 a year.
teoding Baste His ol He Dalies
InlllST NATIONAL BANK, THE DAIXFfl, OR.
! J. 8. Bchenk, Proi.j U. M. Ileal, Cashier.
A general banklnfc ImmIiic-m transacted. He
onln received, aubject to nlglit draft or check.
I'oltectlotia made and proceed promptly re
mitted on day nt collection. Sight and tele
graphic exchange sold ou New York, Kan Fran
cisco and I'ortiand.
TjltlKNCH & CO, BANKERS
THE DAM.E9, OR,' s.
U
J. W.- French.
D. It. French.
J. C. HoMetler, C'nihlcr,
rnttE CEI.EUKATKD COLUMBIA UltUWKltY
AUGUST BUCIILEIt, Prop.
TMi welt-known brewery ti now turning out
tho bint Iledriind I'ortcreioit o( thu-Ca?cmli.
The latest iinpltnurei for tlio mwnifucUlro ot
good healthful llecr have been Introduced, mid
only thu llrt-clnts article will be placed on the
uiurket.
Unit Second Street
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TUB DAI.I.E,OIt.
M1HK WEinUItN LUMBER COMPANY
Ofllcc: Seventeenth and Front Ptreeti.
Portland, Oreson.
TliclliMlillallouse
'IHS DALLES, OR.
SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors.
....Tlio American Plan Only ...
ItntM. II. l.flO and f J per t'.ny. .
.Ml trulns kiiip for I'MMoiiBcra. 0. ft. A N.
IJi'Lct olllee. WcMern Union telegraph. I.otig
(Ilnliitien Hell telephone. AgclitiHUd oltlru for
alt itage line. Ai'i'oiiiiiiodatiou llrnt-tU a.
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR.
General Forwarding
Commission Merchant.
Oniiommt U'roliouc'al
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS.
Wool handling nurapeclatty.
Urntti boucht and Hold,
The Regulator L;ine.
The Dalle?, Portland Astoria
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
DIIy Line of Steamcri Bctwtrn Portland,
Vancouver, Gucide Locks, Hood River
mid all Pointi on the Waihinjjton tide.
The Irarorrt Pallet City and Iteculator tear
Portland vry rnornlag (ecpt Sunday) at T
andTlia Dallet atl a. ro arriving at damna
tion In umpla time far outgoing train.
fraliM KateaUreatly ltcduced.
W. C. AU.AWAY.aea, Act.,
foot nt Court Street, 1 be Dallas, Or
SLITER'S CAFE
148 SIXTH STREET
Between Morrison and Alder
-BRST attADKS Or-
...Wines, Liquors and Cigars,,,
Tht Flnett Straight 10-ceut Saloon In the
S'orttivreit.
V.ANO SOAP AND CHfX
VTAIt IlltKWEItY CO.
Breweri and Dottleu ot the Famoua
1101' GOLD II K Kit
VANCOUVER, WASH.
B
UOWN A M'C.UIE, 8IEVKU0KE3
1'ortUiuI, Orrgon.
rorriMrondcnce solicit,!.
l-hli' null uo:nty dolnereJ.
CaUoaddre Drown,
JOHN KIM.I.V
(ieneral Uurauce Aecnt. FIn and Marine,
ShMUI.Ii Union A National Int. Co.. Kdluburc
and Loudon; Wettrrn F, and M. Auuranco Co ,
Toromo.Cfcii. JJ Third it., Columbian Utdj.
OUTCUFl-E A nt.lKD-HAMEn BUTCUFFE,
n John lined. Wall Taper and IVcoratloua,
Plain and IHvoralUo lli'r llangtnir, llou
Tainting, Graluiu;, KalsomliUng hoi and
torv.7 Aider Btrt, Tottlaud, Or. 'VUoin
Jllack 1903.
j "r.r r- n i
N PORTLAND, OREGON, ay
Km Twi DepoilU With the
ilOMMKKCIAIi BANK
; Capital, tAO.OW.i neiponBlblllty. 1100,000.
oard of directors: Gen. Thos. M Anderson,
W; h. Boise, S. M. Beard, Meut. C. It. Martlm
Henry Christ. Imcreit nald on tlmo deposits.
BAVINOB J)EPAUTMENT-I)eiolts received
In sums of One Dollar and upward. Interest
nredlted semiannually, H. 11. Ilcard, Presldentl
0n. Thos. M. Anderson, Vice-President A.
Hossack, Cashier.
F
IR8T NATIONAL BANK
Or VANCOUVER, WASH.
Charles Brown, pre'ldent. I.. M. Hidden, viae
president, K. I Cauby, cashier.
L
HONAHt) HOUSE
Furnished Booms to Rent by llio Day, Week
or Mouth.
.MRS. V. 0. BOND, l'roprlclren.
J04J.J r.nst Morrison St., PORTLAND, OR
T'UOENE HOCH
WIioIcsaIo Dealer It,
WINES, LIQUORS AND rjIGAJlS.
Office: 110 Fourth Street,
Telephone lost. PORTLAND, OREGON
pORTLAND. ROLLING MILLS
Miinufaclurcr of
FIG IRON AND STEEL.
N. K. AYEU, Manager,
S2nd and Nlcolnl Strceta
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rit.LIAMS. WOOD A LINTH1CUM.
Geo. If. Wllllstiil, 0. IC. S. Wood, L. R. Ltn.
thlcum, J. C. Flinders, Attorucs-At.Ln'.
Chamber of Commerce Iliiildln?.
Portland, Oregon
RIENTaL
ta Waihlnston St., Vt. Oth nnd Till,
. Portland, Oregon.
Strictly l-lrt-Clail.
Geo. Shea, Proprietor.
t RTI8TK! JIONUMKNTH IN NATIVE AND
fiirclun niarbli ami Krnnllv: new Mint orie
ntal dcslsus, II. .1. III.AKSINO. Olllee and
work "07 Third street, near Madltou.
i" I.IIERS A PrtfNEIDER CO.-I1. ALUKRS,
J l'res. and Mur, Tlios. Kclmcltler, Vlre-Prra.,
It. Albers, Sec'y. ninl Trous. Proprietors tl. t.
Mills and Mcri'linut Roller Mill". Mauulactur
ert nf Rolled Oats, Oat MimI, I'laktd Whciit,
Buckulicat Flour, IVnrl Ilarley, Rye Flour,
Whole Wheat llmir. Corn Meul, !! Menl,
Houitny, I'arlun, HieW Cut Whint. Paita Fnc
tory Uiaroiil, Vermicelli, SmkIuiiI, Deiilera
tu (irnlu. Flour, liar, HMiil-Ii k, tceiN, Eta. All
kinds Mill Feed. Olllee, 'Jlg.-'U Front Stteet,
corner Main, Pottlaud,Ur.
M SELLER A CO.
, KMnhllshrd ISV.i. M. Seller. P. fowon.
part. Portland. Or.. Seattle, Waoh., Spokane,
Wash., W-W W. Broadway, New York.
Iniportersand Jobbers Crockery, Glauw are, El
8. W. Corner Front and llurnttde Sis.,
PORTLAND, OR..
M FOSTER A CO.'S BANQUET HALL CI
. GAK8
Hare noiiual.
Try them.
The best 10-reut clear tn the market.
THE ROSENFELD-SMI1H CO., UUltlbutorr
4M3 Front tt!et, Portland, Or.
G. J, Erdner K. Hochutl.
CHICAGO MARKET
F.rducr A Ifnehull
Deaters lu frenh and cured meats; all kinds
nt tannages. .114 Washington street, Portland,
Oregon. Both 'Phones No. 41S.
mllE PURfTAN
i II. A. Maun, Proprietor.
a7 Alder street. Portland. Oregon. Family
entrance, a'H Alder St. Telephone Red IW3.
pHARI.Ed J. SCHnTmiEL
Attorney-at-Law,
Sll Chamber of Commerce llulldltir,
Porltand, Oregon.
MRS. 0. C01H It ELL
Dealer tn
Leading Brands of Uigari, Canned Goods
Cakes and Pies, fresh eery day. Call at 9
Gltiun St. Lunch Goods for Trarelcn.
ARMORV DHUO STORE
t'are. DrtiEs and Chemicals, Toilet Artlclts
Statloiifry, Confectionery anil
Domestlo Cigars.
Prescriptions a Specially.
N. W, Corner Tenth and Everett Stretti,
Portland, Oregon,
ORTLAND ELECTRICAL AND MACHINK
WORKS.
Electric lighting and electric work of all
kinds promptly executed, l.as engines for
lauuuhes. Machinery ot all kinds made and
repaired. Gaaollue engines for Irrigation p.ir
poses.
FOOT OF MORRISON STREET.
F. J, Crouch, Mgr.,
Portland, Otegon.
T ARSON A LONQ-
1J
IJ NORTH FIFTH 3r.
Fine wlues, liquors and rlgari. Give us a call.
H
KNllY IIEWETT A CO.
Fire and Marino Insurance.
Rooms VS and 'J7 .--IutIoi'W Building, Cornet
Third ami Oak Streets.
Portland ... Oregon,
H
ERllERT A, HALE.
Ml. Hood. Columbia Rher and Northwest
Views.
Portraits, Water Colors, Crayons, for the
trade.
Electric Light and Bromide Enlargements,
lJj;,'Tlilnl Street, Comer AMer.
PORTLAND, ORE.
1 INION HOTEL
FRANK KIERNAN, Proprlator.
No. II North Sixth Street, Corner Everett
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Table Board, JJ.S0 per week; Board and I-odg.
lug, II SO pel eek, Fivo Meal Tickets, fl.iv;
Singla Meals, 21 cents: luxlginxs, 'Jito W,vnt.
Table supplied with the best tho market affonis.
OTEHNKEN A J I' 1.1 EN-
Wholetaleand reatall grocers, SIMU Burn,
side street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or. Tele
phone, Oregou Black 2&, Columbia b4.
HEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
t 1,1 13
pALBTOK CO.
4 Dealers la
furniture, Carpet. Wall Paper and Shad,
Undertaking Uoous.
I.A ORANDB, OR.
OA8CUK
Dealer tn
lard w era t4 Mlntng 8npp'tfF, rtoTM. Tl
Waie, Cutlery uud Onus.
BAKER CITV, OREGON.
BAKER-fHTV IRON WORK3 ,
GEO. F. McLYNN, Proprietor.
Builder' ot Stamp Mills, Ore t:al i.nd Gen
eral Mining, Sawmill nnd Planing Mill M
thinery, Architectural Work, Ef. Brass and
Iron Founders and Mnchtnisis. Special attcn
tion Riven to repairing utid lubuildiug all klnoi
of tuachluery.
relephone Red 1C1.
IIAKr.R CITV, OR.
fnllC ST. LAWRKNOB
FRED ERNST, Proprietor.
Only first. clniv Kuropean plan
BAKER CITV, OREGON.
T W. WISDOM A CO.
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Prescriptions carefully compounded. Toilet
Articles.
Jfuln Street, BAKER CITV, OR.
W PATTERSON
Proprietor of
THE EXCHANGE SALOON
Sola Agent for "Old Rarheo," Woodford
County, K, hlikey.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
WATERMAN - KCHMITZ
Wholesale and Retail Dealers tn
WINE3, LIQUORS AND ClOAR
PAKRR CITY, OR.
,111 U STORK
One ot the flnrst plaeci tn the
city for travullUK men.
FINE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIO ARS
Remember the pi see,
t. ACKEP.MAN, Proprietor.
BAKER CITY, OR.
II
NDERTAKINQ
, In the neatest form. Pot.
Ished and meialllo colllui.
A No. 1 hearse. Uood or
lice assured.
W. 8. NELSON, Funeral Director,
PENDLETON, OR
TC, TAYLOR
THB,"HARDWARK MAN."
ardware. Rlores, Tin and Coppernara.
Uuie, Plaster, Cement, Cunt, Iron and
btccl and Hydiaullo l'lv.
m Main Street.
TENDLETON, OR
mllK PIONEER DRUG STOltlS
ULA SLATE, Proprietor.
Our stock Ii thoroughly upto-)ate. W csrrj
nothing but strictly Al goods at
popular prices.
IIS Court Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
Hotel
Pendleton..
?. J. MOORE,
Proprietor.
ENDLETON
OR
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
BAKER CITY, ORGEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IM
fine Whiskies and Cigars
Headgu-rtm for M'mlng
and Commtrc 1 Men...
BAKER CITY - - OREGON
3
nOBERTS CAFK
Best Grades ot
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Fourth and Stark Sis., PORTLAND. OREGOSI
Trlvate Entrance, 102 Fourth Street. Tel
phone Black 1631.
w
K PAY GOOD WAGES
Tq Oood Teopt
Tor GowJ Work
STAR LAUNDRY CO,'
No. Ml Olts-a St., nt-r Tkh
- 'Phoo Us.
T10R FAIR DsTAUNO PATRONW1
" O.f.B. PLUMMER.
Drun, Medicine and Chemicals,
Toilet Articles, Trusses, Painta,
Otis, Glass, Etc
B. E. Corner Third and Madison Streets.
G
001) YEAR RUBBER CO.
R. If. PEASE, Vice-President and Manage
ALL KINDS OF RUI1I1KR GOODS.
73.73 First St.
PORTLAND ' OREOOH
,
mllK UNITED CARRIACIE COMPANY
B. M. Mears, Pres.:. Marlon Wilcox Seo'y.
Rubber tires on our ambulances carriage,
coupex, carry- Is and llery. Main oiltcot
W. corner Seventh and Taylor streets Brandt
ofllcu.- BaRgaxe and Ouiulbus Trnusfer Co.,
Fourth and Stnrk streets, Portland, Or. Boar
lug and care of horses a specialty. Itu'ttt.
-riOR CI.ATPKANIE AND WAY LANDINGS-
steamer (I. W. i-lmMT. Leaves Portland
Siiiilnya.TiieailoiHMiiil Thursdays at ft p. n
leaves Clatskanlo Mondays, Wedneadava an4
Fi'idays at ft p. in.: arrhlng at Portland at :i a.
m. on TUK.lay, Thursday and Saturday, Whax
and olllco foot of Waihlugton street. Kteameri
to charter for excursions and freighting of all
kinds. Log, and all kinds of heavy audjlghi
,0WlnK,SHAVKR TRANSPORTATION CO.,
Phone Ml. J. W. SHAVER, Manager.
Enterprise Pickling Works
T. S. F1NNF.OAN, Proprietor.
Catsup, Pickle, Vinegar. Sauces, Cider, Mus
tards, tlliciw Chow, Olives, 01Io Oil, Etc. Fla
Brand Bottled Pickles.
East Alder'Strcet and Union Avenue,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Telephones, Oregon White 4'., Columbia 018X
pORTLAND GUN STORE
132 First Street.
Denier In Guns, Fishing Tackle, Revolveri,
Pocket Cutlery. Bicycles. Guns and lllcjelfi
to rent hy tho, my or week. Repiilrlng a spo
clalty, Telcpholiu Oregon Black VJ7.
Northwest School Furniture Go.
f-'CIIOOI. DESK'S
AND SUPPLIES
Maps, Globes, Charts,
Black Board, etc.
M'hool, Onieo, Bank.
Conrllum'.c, Church and
Hall Furniture.
Opera Chairs.
21 YhiiiIiIII Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
Rubber Cement
.FLOOR PAINT.
Drks rurd over night and wears like
iron. . For sale by all first-class, p nt
.retailers, or by the manufacturers.
W. P. Fuller & Go.
Cor. Front and Pino Sts.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
N. P. J. FOLEN, Prop.
A First Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Board by the Week, ItOO, Steals, Ml cents.
Rooms by tho Wvek,l.tiOaudup. Troualenti
solicited.
BAR IN CONNECTION.
10O N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, CUy tl
PORTLAND, OR.
F. W. WINTERS
149 Fourth Street.
BEST GRADES OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The finest saloon lu the city.
...CALL AT...
NIELS R. JORGENSEN
For the Best Grades ot
Wines, Liquors and Ggars.
BEST LINE
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Diilutb, Chicago,
And all Points East.
.Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
Can (meals a la carte), Buffet, Bmokluy, Library
Cars.
For tickets and full information reardt(
Eastern trip, call at city ticket office. vu Morri
son street. A. B. V. DKVNISTON.
City Pass, and Ticket Afceui
...Call At...
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W. SPORE XI
FortheBestGradesof
Wines, Lipers anil Cigars
115 North Seventh St, . i
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