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ADVICE TO GIRLS.
WHHN lu company n lrl ucotl
not bo emlmrrnHHcrt beonuife
sho does not know what to Kio
to those whom sho ini'PtR. CJornl lis--ncr
nro more populnr mid more In
demand than Rood tnlkers. 1 never -Joy
liearliiK n girl take the lead In biii
eral conversation when her mother and
other older perBoiw are prenont. She
way, of course, have her h hurts In the
nlk, but It lu n pent disappointment,
-Almost n shock, to Nnd u young glt'l
whom you Imve fancied henslble, well
lired nud discreet, actually sIleneliiK
tier railors by her volubility, giving
her opinions with an air of decision,
nud crowdliiR her mother to the wall
by her own determination to be heard.
Ilewnre of using tho personal pronoun
"I" too freely In your talk when you
ro lalkliiK In a room full or people.
KKotlsts ii ro often iiinimlng and enter
UlntiiK, but as often they are very
much out of older.
A girl told nut Inst week that sho de
spised girls who cared for popularity;
lmt sho wouldn't turn aside a hair's
(irradth to make anybody llko her; that
be was bent on being sincere nud can
AM, nud had supremo contempt for
diplomacy and tact nud every sort of
oelnl cleverness. 1 think this girl Is
leglniiliiK life lu n mistaken fashion.
'J'o pleaso people, to be one's self
ideased with people, a little trouble
must be taken, and the iierson who
never conciliates, never compliments,
never says the gracious word and
unllcs on those around her In cheery
nud sunny fashion Is, I am afraid, self
ish. .Margaret K. Snngster, lu Ladles
Home Journal.
Her Mimliiiiid'K I'urtiier.
MrH. Louise Thayer Waring, I'rank
lluvllle, N. V., believes lu doing things
Instead of talking about them. Hhe has
Just been admitted
to the New York bar.
!' or the liist two
years she has been a
student In tho Hur
ra lo School of Imw,
traveling up to the
elly, fifty miles ills
taut, every morning,
anil back at, night
taking care or her
family of live chll-
miis. ttahino. men ami Kccpiug up
tier studies and household and social
duties at the same time. Altogether
during her courso at the law school,
Mrs. Waring has traveled a.'i.OOO miles,
mul sho feels that she has earned her
1.I..H. "What am I going to do nowV"
hi repeated, smilingly. "Why, prac
tice law, of course. That's what I've
been working ror steadily for tho last
two years. To-day the sign over my
husband's olllce will rend 'Waring Sc
Waring,' that last Warlug representing
IHC."
i Whut One Wo in i n Think.
livery opinion that Is expressed Is not
lways wi-ll delivered.
A woman can cover a falsehood with
m ehli'Dliig little laugh.
A woiuiin can tvislly detect wrinkles'
In the face of uuoiher woman.
Women dislike to receive typewritten
letters from a personal friend.
A woman will spend 10 cents ear fare
4u Mve it cents on a purchase.
The people who are always nfrnld
hv will work too hard never do.
The right time ror a girl to marry I
tolicu she liss round the rlxht man.
One or the llrst Icshoiis a woman lu
justness has lo learu Is not lo talk.
Women are ennlly Induced to overlook
ijiiHrrel they have had with a man.
A woman seems lo take pleasure lu
Jiaggltngowr prices with n Hhopkccper.
It Iihs been mild that the greatest de
fect of the American woman Is her
voice.
Women take coldly to a suggCKllon
from a man regarding the cut of their
ftowti-..
Miirjr Antoinette Hlrrtr.
Though It In no way resembles Its his
torle predecessor, the Marie Antoinette
fdeove l one of the era aes of the mo-
tnetit. It llrst nili lis
nppeatauco at the i)ueeu's
di-MwIug-rooms and has
been brought to this couii'
try by thw American beau,
ties who were Introduced
to London society at tho
begliiiilug or the season,
A noticeable fcuturu of
tho M a r I e Antoinette
nloovo U tho Nhouldoi
drapery. A certain young
debutante who wore a gown or pearl
white chllTou over tatVetn had tho
MivvcK or her bodice made on this pat
tern. They were shirred very closely
nud the cited was that or a succession
of tiny nitlles sowed upon tho over
ideevo. The Miouldor was draped with
a deep circular epaulette of soft silk
mid covered with chlll'oii,
I'Mahliini. In I'.irila.
Using a M-ilpt name plate Is getting
to bo almoHt equal to wearing lnt
ear's shirtwaists, which nre good yet,
but not the thing. To see one's card
with the name done lu tho (lowing
script side by side with Mrs. Uptodato's
lu Itomuu or old Kngllsli well, It lakes
superior and unworldly soul not to
'caro ubout such a trial. A rashloualile
ataUouer nilmlulstered h few grains of
coiufert the other day to a young worn
u -who ordered 100 card from her old
ocrtpt PUUe with a sigh that the ilulo
lt8 or ktfpvrae by Iks JtHaaade of
spring attire forbade her ordering n
new one. "Script Is all right for young
women," he assured her; "It Is married
women who must have the Koman
text." Ho It seems a maid with pro
priety may stick to tho script until she
has to order a new plate anyhow, nnd
then with change or inline may change
the letterlug also.
Ileniity lllntn.
No toilet table Is complete without
borax; It softens the water and removes
grense rrom the fuce without parching
the skin, as ammonia sometimes docs.
The wise summer girl will have a
small bottle of lemon Juice put on her
toilet table every morning. It will
draw the lullamiiiatlon from prickly
heat, as well as subdue n too ruddy
complexion. It will remove stains from
the skin or mills, and, If used dally
with on orange stick, It will hinder any
growth of the cuticle, l'ut In water It
Is splendid as a skin tonic, or taken
Internally, two teaspoonfuls lu a glnss
of water every morning, will serve ns n
mild purgative.
Tho list of toilet articles Is not com
plete without a phial of tincture of ben
zoin. It softens the wnter, adds bril
liancy to the skin and Imparts a subtle
fragrance to the person of the bather.
All athletic girls must realize the val
ue of witch hazel for the strains and
bruises so recipient during summer out
ings. l-'iuicy HtockliiK".
Fancy stockings are extremely rash
loiiable, and the low shoes worn glvo
tho best poslhh opportunity to display
them. The plain colors with the bright
checks look well with the tail shoes,
but the open work In bright ml, til no
or black Is iiilte elTectlvc. lMnlds, dots
and stripes lu all tho bright colors nro
seen, and in somewhat startling com
binations. The plain blues are very
vivid In color, ami should be or the
best (uallty to be or good blue. They
have clocks or rather a deeper blue,
black, yellow or white. Kmbroldered
hosiery N much lu vogue, the popular
variety being In black lisle thread, em
broidered on the Instep and ankle In
colors, both brilliant and subdued. At
the same time oHu-work lisle holds Its
own mikI Is thoroughly rnshlonahle.
Why it .Mini Murrle-
Through ambition.
Through kindness.
Through anger.
Through disdain.
Heeause he Is bored.
Through roily.
I-'or n wnger.
Through honor. ,
l-'or Interest
Itecnuse or his youth.
Heeause he Is ugly.
Through maehlnvellsm.
Through necessity.
Through love.
After a nuarrel.
Through gratitude.
Through wisdom.
lty testament.
I u accordance with usage,
His-iiiisc or old age.
Through xeal.
II. do lliilr.nr.
feminine OlmervutloiK,
Inspiration, like death, always conies
unexpectedly.
It Is n great art In conversation to
know when to stop.
The sneer or a cynic and the bite or a
lamb are alike harmless.
.Many young men or today need
guardians rather than wives,
One song lu the storm Is worth mi en
tire concert lu the sunshine.
A man may work better, but he luisu't
the pit t leu t persistence or woman.
Most men fancy themselves lu love
once In their lives before they meet tho
woman they really love.
tieneroslty often rollows the posses
sion or riches, but riches are slow lu
coming lo the generous.
Modified lollur.
The market Is full of pretty luce or
llueu inodlllcatlotis of the "sailor col
lar" that may be worn around the neck
of a slightly V'd waist and give a neat
tailor llulsu that Is cool ami ,wt appro
priate for our city street tiie. When
we get the necks of our shirt waists
right we will hnv about the best otreet
continue for summer that we can hope
for until more radical changes nro
made lu (he style or woman dressing.
KflVcU il" lilMr-Snvhijj .Machinery
l Wood Piivls, mi American labor
leader, maintains that machine arc en
abling us to dispense w till labor at such
a rale (hat theie will soon be no work
left ror anybody lo do with his two
hands. Among other llluxtratlous or
the progics or labor-saving machinery,
he tells us that "the seed polnto Is cut
by one machine mid planted by another,
w Idle the product is dug by a tlilid; that
the -seirrccder' or (ho threshing ma
chine displaces two men; while 'blast
stackers' and gasoline engines will,
when lu general use, reduce tho labor
of "5,000,0110 acres or grain annually lu
the equivalent or constant work ror
130,000 men; that the 'two-row' cultl
valor will displace lalmr lu cultivating
110,000,000 acres of rowed crops lu tho
equivalent of constant employment for
i;io,floo men; that lu the pastoral re
gions the 'hand-shearer' has been dis
placed by machines making 8,000 clips
per minute."
Of 80 balls a red In battle ouly at vm
th aTeray alt Its Mark.
THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OltEGON.
NOTICB.OF FINAL SKTTLKMKNT.
Notice Is hereby given that tho under
signed, executor of tho estate of Fran
cis Weiss, deceased, has lilod his final
account in tho matter of said ostato in
the county court of tho stnto of Oregon,
for Multuomoh county, and an ordor
has been mado and ontered of record
directing this notlco to bo given and
published, nnd naming .Monday, tlio
IMth day of September, 1000, at 10
o'clock hi the forcnoou thorcof for the
hearing of objections to said final no
count and for tho final F-nltloiuont
thorcof. O. HI itOIl Kit,
Kxccutor of tho state of Francis Weiss,
Deceased.
ADMINMKTKATOK'K NOTIUK.
To all whom It mny concern: No
tice is hcroby given tiint I Iiavo been
appointed by tho honorable county
court of the" stnto of Oregon, for tho
county of Multnomah, administrator do
bonus non cum tostameiito auuoxo of
tho estate of Oliver Van Unzcr, doceas
ed, and all persons having claims
against said ostato aro hereby ( required
to profcent tho sumo with proper vouch
ers, within six months from this dnto,
to mo, at my olllce, No. C-15 Worcester
block, Portland, Oregon.
DAVID M. DUNNK,
Administrator.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, July 5,
1UU0.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit L'ourt of the stato of
Oregon, for tho County of Mnltiiomali
James H. Couroy, plaintiff, vs. Llz
uio Conroy, defendant.
To tho above named defendant, Liz
zie Conroy:
In tho name of tho state of Oregon,
you am hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint lilod against you
in tin abovo entitled suit on or bofora
tho expiration of bIx weeks from th
date of thu llrst publication hereof, Do
ing the timo proscribed In tho order of
pnblicntoii of tho riimmous; and if you
fail to so appear and answer said com
plaint, tliii plaintiff wilt apply to tin
ubovo entitled court for tho relief there
in prayed for to-wit: A decree of dl
oreo from bonds of matrimony now
existing between you and tho palntlff
and that said bonds be absolutely and
forever disMilved.
This summons is pubished by order,
of tho above entitled com t, made and
entered this (1th day of July. UKIO, and
the date of the llrst publication is July
7th, 1000, and said publication is to
b mado for six successive weeks from
said date.
ItUSSKLL K. SKWALL,
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
Dated Portland, Orogou, July 0,
1000. .
SUKUIFF SALK.
In tho circuit court of tho state of
Oregon, for tho county of Multnomah.
Sylvester Pouuoyor, plaintiff, va. W.
W. Spaultliug, (1. L. Spauldiug, Colum
bia Itiver Paper. Co., (a corporation),
J. A. Strowbridge. Trusteo, Thos. II.
Touuue. Southwest Portland ltal -'a-
tato Company, a corporation, ucrmnut
Havings & Loan Society, n corporation, f
' . - r M
A. Bissingor, defendants.
Ily virtue of an execution, judgment
order ami decron duly issued nut of and
nnder tho seal of tho ulxivo entitled
court, in the abovo eutitlod cause, to
mo dnlv directed and dated tho Kith
day of July, 1000, upon a judgment
nmderod and entered in said couit on
tho 0th day of July, 1000, in favor of
Hylvostor Pennoyor, plaintiff, and
against V. W. s'pauldlng, defendant,
for tho sum of if U'00.00, with interest
thereon at tho rate ot 1 per cent per
month fiom tho 0th day of July, 101)0,
ami tho fuithor sum of .f 100.110 with
interest thoieon at tho rato of 0 per
cent por annein from tho 0th day of
July, 1000, and the furthor sum of
fSo'.L'n costs and disbursements; nud
in favor of defendant, A. llissiuger,
and auainst W. W. Spaulding, defend
ant, for thn sum of f 3,a'J4.80 with in
terest thereon at tin rate of 8 per cent
per milium from tho aoth day of Janu
ary, 1801', and the further sum of
f'Jlil.oa with iutoi-flst thereon at the
rate of (l per ceut per annum fiom tha
Dth day of July, 1000, and also tha
costs of and upon this wrlt,( comnmu
lug mo to make sale of tho following
described real propel ty situated, in tha
county of Multnomah, stato of Oregou,
ud lecoided In Hook "L," Itecord of
Mortisagfs at page S!I8 for said county,
to-wit: One tract of laud in section
fifteen (I.')) township 1 S., It. 1 V, lu
laid Multu-unali county. Morn partic
ularly bouuili-d and described as fol
lows, to-wit: Commencing at a stake
(To the east side of McAdamised road at
thu noiihwesi coiner of a four (4) acre
tract of laud by James Terwll linger
Mid wife couxejed to lioodnounh am
Clark and miming tlienco konth -M de
glees west H.UI chains aloug said load.
Thumo boutli "Jl'vs dt-mees east U.Oft
idiaius to tho Willamette liver, tlienco
north 8ft .degrees east 4,'J."i chains along
mid river bank; thence north 88 -i de
grees west 7.14 chains to tho place of
beginning, routaiuiug 8.35 acres of
laud. All above laud being situate
Mid lying in naid Multnomah comity
tud state of Oregon.
Now, theiefore, by virtue of said ex
jcutlon, judgment oider anddeoreoand
lu compliance with Jthe commands of
laid writ, 1 will on Monday, tho 80th
dav of August, 1000, at the hour of 10
r'cloek, A. M., at the fiont door of the
comity couit house, in the city of Port
laud, t-aid county mid stato, sell at pub
lic auction, subject to ledemptiou, to
thn highest bidder, for U, S. gold
:oiu, cash iu hand, all the right, title
mil iuteie.st which tho within named
jefemliuits or either of them, had on
Urn date of the murtgage hereiu, the
28th day o December, 1875, or since
had, iu and to the above described teal
proerty, or any part thereof, to satisfy
said exeuutiou, jndgmeut order, decree,
iutereit, coats and all accruing covts.
Dated Portland, Oregou, July 80,
1900. WILLIAM FHAVCIKR,
Ukttltt ot Multwmah Oowty, Oragva.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
la the Circuit Court of the State !
Oregon, for the County of Multnomah.
John Poole, Plaintiff, va. John Ken
worthy and Mary L. Kenworthy, hit
wife, and O. H. Chance, Defendant.
By virtue of an execution, judgment
ardor and decree dnly issued out of and
nnder the seal of the above entitled
court, iu the above entitled cause, to
mo duly direoted and dated the 0th
day of July, 1000, upon a judgment
rendered and ontered in said court on
the 88th day of June, 1000, in favor of
John Poole, plaintiff, and against Job a
Ken worthy and Mary L. Kenworthy,
defendants, for tho sum of $1,000, with
interest thoreon at tho rste of 8 per
cent por annum Irom tho 87th day of
April, 1800, nnd tho further sura of
$100, with interest thereon at the rate
of G por cent per annum from the 28th
day of June, 1000, and for tho further
sum of $14.60, costs and disbursements,
end the cotts of and upon this writ
commanding mo to mnko sale of tha
following described loal proporty, to
wit: All of lot 1 in block 1, all of lot
1 and 2 in block 2; lots 5, 0, 7, 8, 10,
"., 18 and 14 in block 4 in Tabordale,
lultnomah county, Oregon, as shown
y tho maps nud pliits duly rocorded
in the ofllco of tho recorder of tho said
county nnd in said stato.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said ex
ecution, judgment order and decree
and in compliance with tho command
of said writ, I will on Monday, tha
18th day of August, 1000, at tho hour
of 10 o'clock, A. M., at tho front door
of the'eounty court house, in tho city
of Portland, said county and state, sell
at public auction, subject to redemp
tion, to the highest bidder, for U. S.
gold coin, cash iu hand, all the right,
title ond interest which tho within
natnod defendant or either of them
had on tho date of tho mortunge heroin
(the lit day of October, 180ft) or sine
had, in nnd to the above described real
property or any part thereof, to satisfy
aid execution, judgment order, d
creo, intorost, costs nnd nil Accruing
costs.
Dated Portland, Or., July 0, 1000.
WILLIAM FKAZIKK,
Sheriff ot Multnomah County, Oregon.
Oregon llutchoriug Company, Tred
Motzger, manager, dealers iu all klndi
of fresh and salt meats and lish, 415
Kvorett street.
Grebe, Harder & Co., Portland, Ore
(on, dealer in implement and ve
hbditH. MiUmrn fnrm. deliverv. snrina
wagons and buggies. Chaso force lift
and tank pump. Milwaukie biuneu,
mower nnd rakes. I-'ngines nud sop
srators. Fountain City hoe, shoo and
iliso drill. WolffJAinerlcan high art
bicycler. Steel and chilled plow,
disc, spring and spike harrow.
P.clipse iteel hay presses. Columbn
ilUHgy Co. 'a Columbus buggies and
carriage. Phone. Oak 7!!1. 182-84-86
Mmlison atreet. west end of Madison
treet bridge.; J. F. O'Dounell, gen
eral agent, uregon, asnington ana
Idaho
For first-class groceries call at 404
filisnn street.' The vory best of coffee
and tens always on hand at the very
lowest prices. II. A. Hownrd, prop-
The Golden West
FURNISHED ROOMS.
..KASSON SMITH, Proprietor....
Xuouit MX.'., Sivi-Ul Hstra by Week or Month
KverytliliiK new ami elrsn. e loca
tion lu lliu city. HiievUlty ilolrtblo
Hblu fur imrtli'x ilrlriHK it unlet
jilnce. No Children. "
4 Doors South of First National Baal
Mlnfit Opi'otlto r'red Krnd.
BAKER CITY - - OREGON
Oregon Brass Works
MOORE & HARPER. Props.
1rs, Hell tml L'oiapoiltlon (,'tlngi. Abu
Ilium suit l'hophor flrouio. Br IUI1-
Inc. Ktrtmbost nd Machine
Work a 8ecUlty.
60 Second Street, North.
llet, PtU nd Krerelt.
Telephone Oregon Main 678.
rOBTI.ANU . . OHKHUN.
:,la
Jpnweit
hfriiJfti
rM0&wi news..?
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...llOTH ri!ONK3.
TrsTtiilioutit uke"S"Sttttt CaratUnloa
Depot and unukr al Yamhill Strttt to KmI
tDlnt.v Car,
r. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
Taate Thin In Tour 111. -
Beginning Sunday, Juno a-f) the As
toria & Columbia Kivor Railroad will
put into effect n train schedule by
which passengers can lenvo Portland
dnilv'at 8 A. M., arrive at iroasido nt
12:U0 P. M., remain at the beach until
C 1. M., and roach Portland nt 0:40 P.
M. From Astorin to the bench trains
will run daily nt 8:15 A. M. ami 11:35
A. M., leavo Seasldo at 2:110 P. M. and
5 P. M., connecting at Astoria' with
Portland train.
Arrangeineuts have also boon made
with the O. H. & N. Co. for n daily
boat to-connoct with the morning train
Jroin Portland, leaving Astoria at 2 P.
M., and making direct connection at
llwaco with train for North l!ca-h
points. Also boat to leave llwaco in
afternoon to connect with evening train
for Portland.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DA VI I) THOMAS, l'roi.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Welnhard's Beer.
PHONE, ltr.1) 1818. FAMII.V IlKBOUT.
Cor. Chapman it ml Jefferson HU., Portland, Ot-
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
Bornsteln's Art Store,
tuTWnthlliKtoli utrcpt lli-t. Klfth ll(t Hxth
l'Oll'II.ANI) OKKIJON.
AMES & HARRI8
MMinfnc-tiirvrft ot
CKMIIHtATKI) IH.ACK feTltll'i: flltAINMIAOS,
H.AUH, TKSTP. IIIHII.AI' AND
COTTON IIAOH, MO. '
IO and 12 North First St.
mllK IIAVAItIA HA LOON
A. II. IMTHOi: It, I'r.ip.
Imported itud Diiim-nllr Wliu-, LIllors
Mid Clpiri-. Wt-liihard'H lli'i.r.
I'Iiiiiip Oregon lllnok lvr.
H. K. Cunier St-cfmd and Oak HtreeK,
1'OKTI.ANH, OltKOON.
Golconda Mining Co.
Office: Chamber of Commerce.
Next to Safe DepoMl Vniilt.
A Hmltad amount of stock of this Com
pany for sale. For particulars apply to
J. A. ARMENT,
Assistant Secretary.
BOYD & ARNOLD
...General Accnta..
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 Pirat Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
GENTLEMEN'S WORK A SPEGIRLTY
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 5033.
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting: of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Ci.,
SEVENTH AND ALDER STS.
Both 'Phones 355,
BAR AND BILLIARD.
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wto'esale Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St., Cor. Burnside.
Mc3iirS CARBOLIC GIMFOURD
Tor upMvliiKitralf, Mark, 1,'twn or uoolly aphli,
iiii. ana oilifr Inn cm taowth unit hat no
i(iial (or iIUi-o.Iui; of llio moth and inviunrat.
MiK tlif iret-i. No lu-ailns or Uillliic, "Imply la
iltiiile llh i-ll wali-r ainl la iucxpvnitrv.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
It comiKJuuiletl ou it'lenllrlo princlplri (mm car
Unllo aclrt aDitSliH-klioliu plnatar, aiidtleunyt
tha ticka and rBrctualljr mre ttiM-ab.lravlDg
the thrrp Ilia lirallbf i-ouillllon, lclur altu
nna of the gtratesl dlwufcvtanU known. I'rira
lowMtof any tood dtp. Ad-lres all rorrv
poudeiH'
FISHER, TH0RSEN 4 CO,
Prtk4, Or. PacWc CmM Ajt
THE DALLES, OREGON.
MAYS & CROWE
Wholesale & Ketall Dealer! In
HARDWARE. STOVES AND TINWARK
Farm Machinery, Implements,
Wagons and Carriages.
Iron, Steel, Coal and Blacksmiths
Supplies.
Hardwood and 'Wagon Makers' Materials,
Bicycles, Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting
Goods, Etc.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave Portland, font of WasliliiKlotl PI..
Punday, Tuesday and Tliumday evening at H
o'clock, for Miuvlcn Inland, St. Helen, Uaplev
Deer ltlmid, Martini', Kalama, Necr City,
Kaiilcr, Ml. Culllii, Ma)Kcr, Blclln, Oalt Tolnu
Frrcmam, .MiMUHiilllo.ClRlskanle and all way
rinding.
yn 8. IIOWMAM
rubToaiiAi'inc and lan'dscai'K artist
Views ol All Doscrlptlim
Specialty, Kodak Developing and rinlihtng
Main St., Near llrldgc,
I'KNDI.KTON, OltKOON.
1TAR HOTEI,
W. M. ItOllINSON. Prop.
BUMrrKI!, OHEOON.
pOTTAGK RII01' HOl'HK
II. C. COTNKIt, l'rop.
Open at all lioitri day or nlglit. The beat meolr
-icrved In I.a ilrmidi- lor the price.
Itemeintier Hie loratlun
Kan Hldo of Depot 8tree(
I.A-3ANDK, OnKOON.
lOEDKCKK'S Itl-USTAUItANT
I'KNDI.KTON, OREGON.
Next Door to W. .t C. It. It. Ticket Office
MEAI-S AT A1.I. HOUItW.
rirst-Vnam and Quick Kcrvli-e. Private tlon
in Uoiineetloii. Meula at All Price.,
(IOEDKUKE, Prop.
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FINK WINES
AND
I.IUUOIIH.
I,A OKANDK, OREGON.
Gommercial
Livery Stable
Opposite Hotel Pendleton
PENDLETON, OREGON.
...TELEPHONE NO. 16...
Mlif t tnrnnuta of all Llnd in Pcndlelrxt
(Senile itugle driver (or ladli-a
Hood, coniKtelit drhern aluaya tin hand
Hoarding liomei glu'll the Ituti olcare.
G. M. FROOHE.
KOEPPEN'S
PHARMACY...
Everything that is kept in a
modern and up-to-date drug
store. Prescriptions and
Family Recipes put up by
competent men, from pure
drugs.JM.
A. C. K0EPPEN & BR0 .
Manufacturing Chemists.
" 115 Gourc St., PENDLETON, 0E.
THE MINT SALOON
C. L. MELLQUIST, Prop.
I1E8T BRANDS OF WINES
AND LIQUORS
IMPORTED AND
DOME.HTJO
CIGARS....
Corner Depot Blreel and
Jeffersou Avenue,
I,A GRANDE, OR.
HRIEQ & LEVY
USCOKl'OHATF.IK)
GROCERS
COFI'KK AND TEA A Sl'ECIAI.TV.
Itli U'uililiiclii Slrral, Corner Tenth
TRY OUR OEl.EIIRVTKD COFKKK.
Hulh I'li.nir. h:8. l-OllTLASn, OU.
BELGIAN HARES
For Sale.
Branch Eldorado Rabbitry Riverside,
California.
Only two weeks more at advertising
prices to oar customers who have bought
stock of ns, as well as strangers. This
is your last opportunity at these prices.
New shipments, just in, all strains, bred
or unbred. Call before buying and see
our stock. Two more tales of. Lord
Edinboro, imported, (or aerrice only.
3 North Third St., Portland.
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