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The New Age
A. I). GKIPt'lN, Manager.
OFFICII? 3fll SdMlCISON STIIKK1'
OrfRtiM Tflriliiin Oak 801.
Entered nt the I'mtofllco at Portland, Oregon,
as second ila.s waiter.
HIMtSUItH'TION.
rtnTri 1'HynlilB In A.lrafid
.7.00
National Republican
Ticket.
For Prosldont,
WILLIAM MoKINLEY, of Ohio
For Vice-President,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, of N. Y.
For Presidential Electors
TILMON FORD, of Marlon,
J. C. FULLEKTON, of Dou&las,
W. J. FURNISH, of Umatilla,
0. F. PAXrON, of Multnomah.
NOT,' A MUltMUIt OK DlSQUIK
TUUK AMONG Till'. SOLID MKN OF
TIIK .STATU IS IIKAIU) OVKIt TIIK
HKGKKr IN'TRIOUH IN HKIIALF
OF l'AOTION I'AVORITKS WHO
WILL UK NAMMD KOIt HMNATOIt
ML JIONORH THIS WINTKIt AT
TIIK OltKOON LKOISLATUItK.
TIIK BRAIN, IIUAWN AND IJUSI
N'KSS INTKItKHTS 01' TIIK TATK
AUK ALL FOR KX.SKNATOR II.
W. (JORIIKTT, AH TIIK ONLY
I.OOI0AL CIANDIDATK FOR THAT
IIIOII I'LAOK IN THIS OONTKST.
A DISGRAUKFUL I'ROVISION.
Muii of iiITiiIih In this state hawi at
Inst been put to shame by the existence
in Oregon of a constitutional provision
ubsolutuly prosclbl.iK tl.o Negro in
... .
iiusiness, in uimc'H nun in soeiuiy. i ii .
-hort.lt lorbldH him to llvo in this
laud of iiinshlno mid mist aud pursue
thu usual course of iKoaiuong people of
energy and ambition. Ho cannot vote,
inn hold realty iu his own right, He
cannot establish and maintain Iiusi
ness of any kind; and, l( the Afro
Americans respected this provision of
law, they would probably rufraiu from
organizing and supMirtiug ciiiiicliesand
uthur reputable associations,
Kiihtetn and Southern speakers mid
journals are now citing this Infamous
law in Oregon iu defense of thulr
endorsement of tho disfranchisement
..... . , . . . , ., I
oMl.NeKoo, certain states of the,
outh and at last men inteiosted In
the puhllu allaiiH of Oregon havu be
gun to explain, They assure tho world
that thijj law is obsolete; that no in
spect Is given it and that it is never re
ferred to hero.
Is this thu way to touch men to iu
peot thu statutes?
It is not truo Unit it ts never referred
lo hero. Tho New Ago, on behalf
of its thousands of readers, lias iui
' plorod tho people to repeal this out
iuiecoiih'Iiiw to amend thu state consti
tution in order to elTace this disgrace
ful blot from its virtuous provisions.
Tho matter was submitted to tho pao
plo, but thoy refused to vole on tho
amendment. They appeared to as
miuio that thu colored peoplu of Oregon
weru not sensible of the Injustice thus
.lone iIiuiii and, since that provision
of thu constitution has never been re
peeled, It h.id long since dropped into
"iiincuouH desuetude."
This provision, however, as well as
thu failine to amend thu constitution
by eliminating this shameful clauso in
tho fundamental law of thu state, Is a
ilisgineo to the puhllu men of Oregon,
IHKY SHOULD MK ClVILl'.KD.
Field Marshal Wnldorsou lias reached
China with an "ultiumtutu" in his
pocket, it is said, (luiiiujiding the uus
tody of tho savage heathens who led
ilioir warriors into the barbarous pis.
time of slaughtering Uliristinn mldou
aiies ami their thousands of converts.
Germany insists on thu summary pun
ishment of tho Itoxer leaders or she
will pioceed to bombard the entire
celestial empire, l.ioak eeiy Idol and
smash to smithereens us cry wooden god
mi devoutly revered by thu heathen
woishipvrs
This repoit is denied iu
lerlalu circles, but tlmro are thousauds
o( peoplu iu America, to say iintliiug of
the millions in Germany, who would
cheer thu German army on lu its work
of annihilation of at least a few of thu
fioak gods and lake goddesses of that
quaint laud of butchery aud ignorance.
Thu Men that Gliitm should bo pornilt
i tod to cover its Moody Hiiviijjury with '
. tlin clunk of idolatry ciitiuot much
loiiKor uhtiiin iiinoug civiliud nation. I
I This 1m not arguing that tlio structure
l of tlio oinpiru'ri civil govoriiinont
nlioiilil liu torn down, Its lands and '
i other iiroiorlli'HC(infiRcnted hy thu pmv
er of tlio world, it Is ninruly a Hitguot
tlon that thu (Jhluoeo puoplo should do
brought tintlur tlio roHtraint of hotter
civilization.
HON. M NO Hit HKIIMA.NN'S!
VISIT 10 OHIXiO.N HAS SO FAR I
CIlKATKD iNO ALARM AMONG1
TIIK MANY STEADFAST HUKNDS
OF HON. II. W. UORllKTr,' Who, In Bhort, would rather die,
WIIOHK OANDIDACY FOR Tm 7,,nft;nM,0,l M' l","' "i.ecta -
UNITKD STATUS SKNATORSIIIP '
IS OAlNINt! STRKVOTII KVlRY ' Who, never fond of fight,
in o'. n"ll"H"" ""'" i Can use his left or light
DAY THROUGHOUT TIIK STATK. And puy a hundred cent on every dollnri
- r- I To Koine one 8weethenrt true,
Kdward Spencer, a Mlrixourl husband , Ho loves hi mother, too,
of apparent refinement mill viluuntloit. '
.............. , ...- .1
iiiiiiniiii inn iiii nun iiiuji iiiuit'fi
Ajiostlo I'm it I to dofotid IiIriiIIukuiI rlht
1 l c
thus to punish his butter half. The
latter brought suit for clhorco, iluclnr
, , , ,
liiK that her lord and inastur did rlht
to whip her when who iiurpocoly dls-
obeyed him, hut alleged that tho last
time ho heat her ho did m in u rauo
liocaiiHo she was uuiiblo to seo a s.iuir
rel'u nest in it truo when ho tried to
point it out. For that oIToiiko Iih
whipped her with thu ramrod of his
Kuu. Fot all of uhich thusu twoynutiK
" ' n
Chrlstlnn peoplu uru scandallzliiK Syca-
mora township with thu details ol thulr
, . , ,, ,
domestic infelicity.
Complaints over thu extraordinary
exactions of thu blanket ordinance liaut
not yet been liusliid. Comicllniau
Fred T. Muirlll pompously counsel-.
thu liluyoUstH to pay thu uxtia tax and
quit kluklii. .Morrill was born a1
.,,, ,, , ,,. ... , ...
sago; and, If l.u can only succeed In
becomliiK a political boss by virtue of.
Wn maiden term as . public servant,
'.i -..r i.ur 1...1.1...1
- .. ...n ,,.u x.n.i.. ,,v,,,,i
tho party plu-couuter is assured.
III)
HO
" "'ready closed his variety show tu I
enable bin. to dovoto mora tliuo to his j
laroi nun rapiuiy increasing ruspousi
1 j
War Is being madu on tho crlinpln-t
...
business in this city, and thoro Is really
koiiiu Impii that good rejulls will fol-!
,,.,,,,,, i
low. Sullor-boaidlug house outrages
have boon ponnitted to exist too long
, i . , , .... . , '
iiloiuly too long by 'JO year.! nt least. t
If It can bo diitermlued that ship cap-1
talus haw, at times aided and abetted
tho erimpH, thuy, too, should bo pun-
Hm t tMU inaximiim degree I
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J,,,. SUM.
I (Kit UK "IMKN IK)llSi;.S" THAT
ARK H KINO QUI KTbY GROOMKI)'
!
iuii . i.i'i rr.iijtiuauiu vj..u
..Ml fl'lfl. OI..K- kr,rl,l it -!.,
1'AIGN IN TIIK ORKGON LKlSLA-
TURK THIS WINTKR 1NDKJATKS
TIIK HURSTANTIAL OI1ARAOTKR
OF GKNKRAL OPINION IN FAVOR
OF HON. II. W. CORRKTT AS'
nn.' MMiiivv invniniw ,..,'
1 IU. lil.Al'l.Mi U.A.MJILM 11, I UK
THAT HONOR.
Our own John llarrutt is coming to
Oregon to leuturo on tho ptr.llts of ex
pniisloii and tho bounties of our now'
possessions. However, llarrctt is a
' I
progiesslvo Democrat, and the I'aclllu
coast, ospoolally, which will bo iui
munsely benulltod l.v oommoroo with
. '
our recent acquisitions, should appro- j
clatu him. i
,
The Republican natloiial committee
has concluded to give Oregon some at
tentlon iu this presidential campaign,
Noted Kpu.ikuia of Now England aro
being assigned to thu Oregon Held of
politics, Thu country newspapers,
however, havu nut yet been taken into
thu coiislderition.
Tales of severe misfortune, instead
of tidings ol good lortuue, continue tti
roach us fiom Capo N01110, whllo every
ropirt from Oregon's unexcelled muilng
" I
districts brings news of grand progress
iu thu matter of harvesting riches from
thu mountain sides.
Thu Republicans concede that New
York U iu danger of being lot to
llryau. No loss 11 personage tlnut Mark
llitmiu sounds thu alarm.
Tho carnival debris has buuti swept
up and cirtul aw.iy, and thu business
houses of Sixth stieot may now resiuim
may now resiuim .
igu in Washing- J
,ralnu ul the old stand;
Thu political ctinpugi
ton statu is waxing warm, Tho Ru
publicans claim to Ih safe, however.
No weekly newspaper iu thu state is
increasing its circulation us rapidly as
is Tho Now Ago.
Orojou orators aro in doiu.uid lu our
sister bttttu across tho river,
THE RIGHT KIND.
I like to m-c a girl
Who knottM enough to furl
All her furbelows nnd gut a man a dia
ller; Who ciui (dug a bit and play,
Who caii new, duru, knit, crochet
Well, n girl, in fact, who's got om
gristle hi her
. , , , , ...
A girl who lorn her dad
An,? Ji. i T'C Y KlttJ ,.
bo? 'er nDy
Wlll.'M .iiim.I nt M,n !,,.
Yet, It mIic hiiw a mouse,
.. .. ..n . w. ,... ..,. ,. ,
Would Jump upon u chair nnd cail the
neighbor. -,-
T like to ee o youth
miou rntlier tell the truth
! Th?il,r,'Hort ,0 f!I tales or fabrications;
vik) can look yon In tlio eve.
Aud '' jj"en't wpnr a bandbox for aeol-
lHr-
.Uo t0 c," ,vlr.c' ,
v, wouldn't for her life,
Tell the neighbor all her husband' lit-
' He troubles!
Oh, n woman full of hope,
, Who could throw n man a rope
lt he hiiw IiIiii In a sea of business bub-
Ifll'S,
A woman who tins tact.
Good sense, and well, In fact,
Almost nny kind that Nn't .pilte a noodle,
Allil lidin',1 Hrttli.ia i.mli.. l.llt
Aim wno (I miner ninki n bin
,rj...r " ill ' .m,'!,. .,,..
Thau embroider
i poodle.
OIII.VII UVlilVB IVI
l , ,,, .
I like to see n mini
j Who, If ho has a plan
, For removing cv ry evil from cre.Ulon,
Now nnd then will give n cent
To his wife, but not repent,
And so nsk for every mill nn explanation.
nosion uim.e.
Iliilln.l ol' tho Fn'k'Nln.
I'vn kiiIIimI n fur m tl.o wln.ln ,lnrn l.lnw.
And I've bunked a while In ninny a
imii!
j alio ships may eoiue mid the ships may
, '" ,
i i ve iiiwmjh Kii.iio uie nine io court.
AllJ ,.v , ,,rilt.(, 011, lluBt aniI r iWe
...- -... "!!'. .....
. fV 're Ko d to
l i', - J. .-. ifv LA ....
. ... .. .. .,.,,..., v .. ,uu .vu. .
IIK.ll.
'I'l.n.. I. ..I ..n.l.nl .... ... ll. I.I... I
.(I'll ,ii.i jif'ii-j, iui nil iiuuuuit n;, Ullll'l
And ho! yo-hol for the hnrbor light 1
lt0"' -'""' ," lu'r "' B to you-
l'or n womaiiM square If you treat ber
right.
I've not been half what n vnllor should;
, ,t the lads nro u curcles lot of mn,
I'or the gales they blow us away from
KOWi(
And seldom they Mow tu back a&niln.
Yet never I've met with a sailor lad
Wll0 waH ,,.,, t0 i,,, U,HC Jay Bnd
night
Itut he found her waiting, good and
Rind
For a woninu'H square If you treat tier
Thcn ffl'.,,,,, for tho boiinillc Utt8,
And hoi yo-hol for the harbor llghtl
,f "" ro K'")J ,0 '"'r Xw K'(H,d t0 3rou""
For a woman's square If you treat her
rlgl.t.
When the winds are low and the wntck
. '" '"', . , , ,
Anil mil ulilli'rf nulitnll In n hiv ,An
. ' ' "."" " " ",
I weave me many nil Idle song
Fur those who weru better than I could
be.
As I slug the words I swear are truo,
That old or young or black or white,
If you're good to her she' good to yju
For n woman's sutiiue If you treat bet
right.
Then ho! yo-hol for the boundless bluel
i, I,.,. ,.. ,. ik. h-.h.. Il,.hl
If you're good to her she's good to you
For a woman's square If you treat b
right.
Nixon Waterman.
...... ..... , ..u. .... ..... iiniuv! ...,
A Hlmrk'H Queer Death.
A shark, oyer three metres long, met
with n singular death In the Vera Quia
,)ort Works n few days since,
In tho prosecution of the works la
auwtlon, enormous stono blocks nr
rulstHl on derricks and thruwu luto Ui
wWfp 0 tlu, llwMregW- which hnvo
been nrcvlously sunk. About the begin-
ulng of .the week the workmen on the
Bllrfne, 0f the water were horrllled to
I l.a..H.... ...... .... .1..1.1 Irt ,1.1 M nlftM ,l.n
IMinL'l I U IIIIII IllllilV-llli.lVI IIIIW-. IUC
hail dropped In thu water ono of thoso
hue rocks an Immense cloud of blood
enmo up from below, so that tho water
all around tho wharf was soon tinged
h deep red. They thought that one or
more of tho dfvers hud beeu crushed j
beneath the tremcuodus weight.
Soan tho rope which attached ono of
tho divers was violently uhnkcu aa a
signal that the man down beneath
Um water wanted to bo raised. Whea
ho was safely back on the wlmrf tho
orKmi' B'"""i ", , V, 7 m
thu worst. To their great relief ho told
thon, tlint a big slmrk which had beea
awlmmliiR nt tho bottom of the bay,
near where he was nt work, had beea
crushed to death by tho boulder which
they dropped ou him. The Mexican
Herald.
l'rlnthitr Which lUaiier.
Ity a uew German process written or
printed characters are made visible by
heating ami disappear ou cooling. Tun!
paper la treated with a solution of
haloid salt of cobalt, glycerlu aud gum
arable. The writing or nrlutlug Is don
with a solution of rock wilt, lu order
to show when thu paper has been opce
heated marks tuuy he made with a
sympathetic Ink, which becomes per-
' iiinnnnllr vlxlliln nt. IipI.ip IimiImI.
When n marrleil wamnu goes forth to
look after her rights, her hwoand um
ally stays at home and auraea hat
wrongs.
, A linen duster la a popular
rwort. 4A,
SHKKIFF BAEK.
In tlio circuit court of tlio Htato of
Oregon, for tlio county of, Multnomah.
KUza A. CnrHOii nnd .John O. Carton,
plaintiffs, vh. William iliihn.
Hahi), wife of William llahu, Michael
StelTuu, Alvio ilnhu, Mary K. Htellcii,
M. 1. Gloutrle 1'hllbrick. 1 8. IMill-
brick. Annette Cotter, .lohti llaikio.
(''"rrio D Ualkle. K. K. C.iwoutl, Cutli-
rvu j, (juwootl, wife of Iff K. Cawood,
V'0 Clmmborlniii, district attor
,,0-v ' t,, 8t'" ' or ri
I.IU.IIUIIII (MHiriCt. 118-hUCCUSIOI in ollico
and lutcruet to W. T. Iliiinn aud Huh-
Ho11 '' Suwull, fonnor district attornovH
for dilil tlintrlct; J. F. Hamilton, Robert
j llindy and D T. Sherrutt, imrtuerH iih
llrady & Sherrcttj Northern Countlest
Iu.-estiiieiit Tract. Limited, it coroora
tiou; Goorgu I'. Lent, as trustee in
j i. ..,!.... ........ .. t. i., t .i .,.. i
V ' - ... v,.., .,,.
. ; yirtuo of an execution, judK.i.out
.order nnd decreo duly Isanod out of nnd
, under tho seal of the abovo entitled
"ourt In the abovo entitled caiiKe, to
"to duly directed and dated tlio UOth
day of Soiitoinher, IHOII, uion a judr-
incut roilerud and entered in said
ctinrt imi tho Sfitli day of September,
ll,t'. 1 '"vorof Kllxn A. Carson,
plaintiff and nKniust William llahu.
Alvio llalin, Michael StofTou nnd Mary
I!. Steffuu, defendants, tor thu stun of
II.H.'lH.lo with inturost thereon at the
rate of 8 pur cent per annum fiom thu
ltlth day of September, Hi 00, and thu
iurther sum of ijl25 with interest thuro
on, at thu rate of 0 per cent per annum
from tho L'Cth dav of September, IU00,
and tho further sum of .$ I18.7B costs and
disbursenionta aud the costs of nud upon
this writ o mimnmlluK mo to mnko sulo
I ...
lol thu following describod real prop-
rty, t i-wlt:
I . , . ., ... I. ,.... . I
lAJbl -,, 41, II IIIIII I III IIIIJUK . .11111
Into 1, A, ft, I), 7 aud 8 in block ft, all
In Carson Heights, Multnomah county,
state of Oregon.
Now, therefore, hy virtue of said ex
ecution, judgment ordor and decree
and in compliance with tho commandH
f Hald writ, I will on Monday, tho
.iU(ll (IIV ()f October, 11)00. at thu hour
of 10 o'clock A. M., ut the front door
' ' tile COIlllty COUlt llOUSU ill tllO elt.V
"' I'orlnml, said countv and state, sell
at niiliHe nuctloii. siibiect to ledenin.
'tlon, to tho highest bidder, for U. S.
.Kohl coin, onsli In Imnil, nil tlm right,
tttio and interest w no i tlio witntti
lwml ,,ofollltH or olthor (lf tllum
1 1,ml " M. ,1"t0 "f "'rtB'K" huroln
"' '" 8U0.) or slpcu
M""L "ml to tlio abovo described real
pro)orty, or any part thoroof, to satisfy
said execution, judgment order, decree,
inteiest, costs aud all accruing costs,
Dated Portland, Oregon, September
27th, 11)00. WILLIAM FRAZIKR.
Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon.
A, llKASKN A. M, JOII.NHON
PORTLAND TENT & AWNING CO.
220 Ankeny Street
Tents, Sails and Awnings
Telephone Grant 1601
PORTLAND - - OREKON
f K. IIA8KI.T1NK A CO.
IuiorU-rH uiul Doak'rn In
IKON dTKKI. ANM1 CO.W.
Ilt,ACK8MITlI8' HUl'l'I.IKH.
Carrlaije.V Waxen Material, Hardwood l.timbvr
49 .1 fit Sci-outl HI.
rOKfLAND, OIlKdOS.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third Si.
Boots and Shoes Hade to Order
Repairing- Neatly Done.
Work called for and delivered. All work
guarantied.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
P1
ANO WAltKIlOOMS
or
II. Sl.NHItr.IMKIt.SoloAgoi.t for
TIIK JACOil DOI.I. PIANO
The heat upright piano made, and other llrtt
i'l pianos rvi.tett and mid ui. Iiuialliat'iita.
No. Tl Third ttreut. l.'ntabllahed IKOi. I'l.oue
North UI.
TWENTY PER CENT
MUBMMaMBaBaMaaaaiBVHBtllBlBHBm
ON YOUR INVESTMENT
Ifnmili made In iharei of The Helena Min
ing Comiitay, nt ureaeiil market price, t. 0.:
aroiuul J-Joutin,
TI.U 111I..1. Ii ono of tho richest In tho great
lliiheii.la lilatrlcl.
It ha an OltK ItKsKltVK OK IX,0X00 blorkid
tin. ri-niir mr vxiraiTiiiiu
NoalopiiiKhasheendo.io lu any of working of
tl.o property, let (ruin deielopmont aloiu'the
nine has paid luowu way from tho. tan, and
Ih pisxetil nmkliiu a greater iiolpriHluctlen
than any other mine lu the rich llohemla
Dlmtlfl.
HKI.KN.V MININU COMPANY NO. -J N an ex.
tension of tl.o Helena, and has 3.000 feet of
tlui-'ltoUMiH" U'dge, the leln niattorot uhlcli
Is Identtoal to that Ix'tug v.iroiii.tertst in iln
arloas wiirkiuga of the HetiMia. CuiilraclK
haioboeu let fur an additional tufoct f
work.
We li'llevijlil stock will bo a dlvldendpaer
within ttTclio iiidiilhs, baln 011 r Judgment
upon the actual !.. tmr of the pruurti-,
which Is siu to u.ut 011 thu Helena with'a
corrvsiHind.ug amount of development.
HKI.KN.V NO. 'i U st-lllnc RrouiHl Orriita
Wrlteur call ou us for detailed lufori.iation,
H,H. McCarthys co.
Stock Brokers and Practical Miners
Oatee; lll-lli Sherlock Uullding,
l"OUTUNI, OU.
Members of the Oregon Mining Block Kxchauge
1'ho'ne North CM.
SMJjSTIl II I Jjerv P
ooprio,,T
Oooil C'uutn rim 1 lin.iklvli.K i
When you hae tho supreme satisfac
tion of putting on n collat or clilrt done
up at thu Domestic Laundry, with n
color nnd finish on it to suit the most '
fastidious, nnd lio rough edges or torn
button holes to annoy you. A man is t
iu luck tu bo able to hnvo his linen
kepi in such perfect condition an we
keep it in when lauudried nt tho Do
mestic Laundry, J. F. Rohiusou, 1'iop.,
I'endlotou, Oregon.
OKTI.AND HOt.Lt.SO MII.l.S
Ma.ii.fitctiirrri of
x JIAKillfON ASH KTKKU
N. K AVKIt, Mnimiwr. l .
Twent)-!-tfcoiiil inl Nlmlsl uirrrttC
NEW-
GRIMES HOTEL
y E. JVl. GRIMES, Prop.
Only Hotel at the Seaside Over.
looking: the Surf.
Table mipplli-d will, the be it tl.st can l pro
cared,
ilatl. laaHC and drrMlng roon.f nrarthe surf.
SEASIDE, CLATSOP BEACH.
00 TO
SPANISH ORIGINAL TAMALE
RESTAURANT
166 Davis S reel, Bet. Third and Fourlb
rot the Hot Mral fnr the Prlca
In tl.o vlt ,
Quid and Clean. Cooking by .N'uU-U Chefn.
C. ArmntrnnK, It. J. llocklo, K. C. NcnfiiMir
I'ren. 4 Mgr. tec. A 1 reas. VU-c-I'tes.
m.THEiii
I.
Passenger nnd Unorttage Oflice
214 Cherry Street.
General Oflice, Second Avenue South .
Weller fjtreet.
SEATTLE
WASH.
NATIONAL
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
nrriuK and wiiiikni
92 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Hats Cleaned. Died. Prened and Trimmed
Ladle' IireMcs and
ureases ami urcsa tiooiia urea all col-'
ors, or well Cleaned, (luntlemeiri Clothing
Cleaned. lived nail Itenalred. Oitrlcl. Feathers
Cleaned or Hed allColois and Nicely Curled.
HISLOP'S
Triumph Roasted Coffees
The Most Sparkling, Delicious and AlOi
malic COKKKKH Kver Placed
ou this Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Pour Blends..
The Popularity of
RED SEAL BRAND
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard, Etc,
Is Won on Merit,
TRY RED SEAL BRAND.
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oo-DU.t. vyater M., Portland, Or,
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IMAYS & CROWE
V hclfle ,(. Itetall Petler In
.HARDWARE ST0YE3 AND TINWARE
Farm Machinery, Implement,
Wagons and Carriages.
Iron, Steel, Coat and Blacksmiths'
Supplies,
Hardwood and Wagon Makers' Materials,
Bicycles, Guns, Ammunition and Sporting
,' Goods, Etc.
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SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will lritre IMrtUnil. foot of Wnlilncton Ht..
S.iiiilHy,Tuciitay it lid Tliuriilar evoilh.K t A
o'clock, fhr sniilclilninl,Ht. Hcloiif, Caliti-i,
II. or u ninl. Mnril.iH. Knloinn. Necr Cllv.
Hsi.liT, Mt. Collin, MityRur, Hlclltt, Onk I'olnl,
rr.onmtit, MmiiHiilltUfCUukftiiie aud all war
miillinf.
T B. IIOWMAN
HIIOTCKJUAMItC AND LANDSCAPE ARTIST
t Ylows of All Dci-crlptloi.
Specially, Kodak Dovfloplin; alul KlliUhlof
Main St., Near Ilrhlgc,
I'lCilll.KTON, OKKUOM.
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CJTAR 1IOTKI.
W. M. UOuInsoN, Prop."
8U.MITER, OnKOON.
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OTTAOF. CHOI' HOUHi:
Open nl all liirnri day or uUlit. Tho te't meal.
vrd In l.uiittiiiilu Inr the prlvo.
Iteiiici.iber thu locat'on
Kai Hldn of lii'i'ot Street
I.A OtiANIlK, . . OHKOON.
lOKDKCKK'rf UKHTAUltANT
1'KNIH.KION', OKKflON.
Next boor to W, A. C. It. It. Ticket Offloo
MKAl.S AT AM. I10UUH.
rirt-('lM and Quick Forvlcc. 1'rlvate lloiti
In Conucclioii.. MeaUai All Prices.
(iOKDKCKK, Prop.
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FINK.WINK81
AND
Hquoiis.
I.A GRANDE, OltEQON.
Commercial
Livery Stable
Opposite Hotel Pendleton
" PESDLET0K, OREGOH.
...TELEPHONE NO. 16... .
Klncit turnouts of all kinds lu Pendleton
Cleulloslnglo drivers for ladles
(iood, coinpetuut drivers always'on hand
Hoarding horses given the best of care.
O. M. FROOflE.
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.. JlJl
A. C. KOEPPEN & BRO..
.Manufacturing Chomists.
116 Court St., PENDLETON, OB.
THE MINT SALOON
O. L. MELLQUIST, Prop.
HEST nitAN'D3 OP WINE9
AND LIQUORS....,
IMPOUTED ANB
UOMKSTIO
CIUAItS
Corner Depot Street and
Jcflerson Avenue,
LA ORANDB, OB.
KRIEG & LEVY
UNCORPORATlSDd
COFFEE AND TEA A 8PECIALTY.
194 W'nslilngliiii Htreat, Our.i.r T.nth
TKY OUK CELEIIRATKD COFFER.
Itoth I'liunes 838. l'OUTLAND, OR.
BELGIAN HARES
For Sale.
Branch Eldorado Babbitry RIvarikle,
Calirornia.
Only two weeks more at advertising
nrirea toonrcuatomerawholiave bonebl
stock of us, aa well aa slrangera. This
ta your last opportunity at tuaoe price?.
New shininHniH. inat in. all strains, brad
or nnuroi. uau neiore ouying ami boo
our stork. Two more aalea of Lord
Eillnlwro, imimrtetl. fo' serrlce osily.
l08 North Thinl St., PoniaBd.- -
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