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liKaje and Omnibus Transfer
COMPANY.
Offlci 8. W. Cor. Foarth and BUrk'to.
TalepkonsMS. PORTLAND, OHBOON.
Exchange Your Checks Tith Mcsaeafet
a Train and Order Carriage or Coupe.
BaggaE checked at reel
donee to any destination.
Branch Offlers i Hotel Portlands Unite
Carriage Co., Bevcnth and Taylor.
L. H. ADAMS, Manager
T. M. Sinclair & Co.
POIIK I'ACKEItS.
"Fidelity" Hams and Bacon
Manufactured from cholco Iowa corn-fed hoc
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
.Room 614 THE DEKUIVU
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
el. Red 2844.
BARR HOTEL
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
Hw house, newly furnished, two block fro
Onion depot .All the modern Improvements,
Ire-proof, not and cold. water, centrally f lo
cated.' IttM, $1 and $1.25 a Day.
Meal 25c, Baths 35c
Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portland.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Can leave Portland. Corner Flm and Wash,
lagton itrcets, for Vancouver a lolloui:
Vancouver 45 Hlnutc.
A.M.-e:ls, 7:03, :s.8:33, ;is, 10:03,10:4,
r. 11.-12:18,1:03. 1:41. 2:33, S:18, 4:03, 4:4,A:S3,
6:18, 110:43. JUK9. (Leave Klrst and Jet
ferson streets, 4 minute earlier.)
Kerry leave Vancouver to connect with can
a follow:
iA.U.-t:i5, 7:3o. 8:LS :oo, 9:45, lo:so, 11:14
12:00 M.
T.U.-UHi, i:so,3:l5,l:00, 8:45,4:30,8:15,8:00,
:45,U:io.
Car leave corner First and Washington
street for Woodlawn a follow: t
A. I.:18, .33. fl:48,73,7:18, 7:33,7:48.8:03,
8:18, 8:33, 8:18. 0:03, V:t8, :33, 8:8. io:03,
10:18, lOsxs, 10:48, 11:03. n:i8, 11:33, una,
r. 11,-12:03,12:18. 12:33, 12:48, 1:03, 1:18,1:33,
l;48. 2:0d. U1I8, 2:33, 2:43, 3:0-1, 3:18. 3:33,
8:48,4:0.1. 4:18,4:43,4:48.8:03, 5:18,5:33,
6,48, 8:03, :1H, CiS3, 8:48, 7;oj, 7:18,7:33,
7:48, 8:0J, 8:18,8:83.8:48, 9:3. 9r,:tt,
10:03. 10:23. lu;43, il:W, 11:23)11:43.
Woodlawn 30 Hlnuto.
Cr leave Woodlawn forFlnt and Washing.
Ion streets follows:
A U-6:5, 6:00, fl:15,:30, 8:45.7:00, 7:15,7:45,
8:00, 8:15,8:30, H;t 9:00. 9:15.9:30,9:45.
10:56, io:i5. iouu,io;45, u:oo, u:i5, 11-.30,
r.l-l2:l57l2:so,i2:43,l:00.l:i5,l:so.i:45,2:00
3:15,2:30,2:43,8:00, 8:15, 8:ko, s:i4:oa
4:15,4:30,4:4 a:C0, 8:15. 530 'a:ti. 8:00.
:15, 6:30, 6:45, 7:00, 7:15. 7:30,7:45, 8:00.
815. h:so, 8:.'0, 9:10, 9:&, 9.60, loao, 10J
10:U, $11:10, 11:30.
.
Pally, except Sunday.
Dally, except Wenesdavand Faturdaya,
fWadnetday and Saturday only.
..EMPLOYMENT AGENCY..
W. T. PHILLIPS.
jeaBtark treet, between Front and Fin.
Phone, Oregon, Clay 441, ,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Help of all kind fnrnlsbed on short nolle,
Wanted: Railroad men and deck hand, cook a,
waiter and general bouse work, Una bauda,
calll band and city work.
' Keel ettate listed and sold.
IIBupply agent for the Easy Mop Wringer, pat
ant applied far. State and county right for
THE BLUE MOUNTAIN CO.
' Cold Storage.
COAL, ICE, COKE.
T. J. CORUAN, Manager. ' '
MT Mark sHraet. PORTLAN D, OR.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pullman Gar Porters
..THE...
And Pool Room In Connection
HAIR GUTTING AND SHAMPOOING
167 North Sixth St. Phone Read 2937
C. E. RHOADES, Prop,
B. B RICH
103 THIRD ST.
03 THIRD ST. AlAAnQ
fORTLAND h'OTEL W I VJI t W O
FOURTH AND MORRISON ST., rORTLAND, OR.
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 607
RENA STINSON, It, Atllllint.
rnllE AACHEN ANDMUNICn
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established A. D.1S2S.
Cbarlr A. Buret: linrdt A Co., Agent.
Room 6, Worcester Block, N. R. cor. Third an
Oak atucU. Portland, Or.
Lfll&lu
iwuwgni
PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS
Hnulc, Stor. unci OMet Hulling
Ornamental Wlro and Iron Work
of All Kinds.
Ire and Iron Fence and Window Guard
834 Alder 8t., PORTLAND, OR.
.Merchant Hotel.
COMNER THIItn AND DAVIS BTKEET8
I'OKTDAND, OKEOON.
HOTEL, 18 NEWLY RENOVATED.
This I the best equipped ciodcrnto rale hotel
on the Pacific Cot and li(w all the conren.
lences nf lilxli-prtcul hotels. Complete with
electric IIkIiIs .lid bells, and artrslan water In
each room. Hath room nn each door. Elevator
for accomodation of i;ncl(. Hale t and 11.21
per day, MeaU25i'cuU Speclnl rates to lam
litest and thentilcal purlieu. Free 'bus tuand
from all trains. 30O rooms. Only four Mock
from Union Depot. Mic Proof Uulldlng.
F. K. HILL, Prop.
Holmes Coal
and Ice Co...
DEALERS IK
a
lee, Coal, Goke
...and Gbareoal
It North Front At., VOHTLAM). OR
Oregon Phone Main. 780,
Columbia Phone 7W.
THE ATLANTIC OYSTER HOUSE
-....OPEN ALL NIGHT.....
All Kinds of Shellfisb and Tfamales
Crawfish Cooked In Wine
a Specialty.
A rail Slacked tldebeaid Wl'h letr 0 Drav)U
Telephone, Oregon Red IK.
fill THIItn STltKKT, N.nrPlne.
0 I 3 1'rlvate Kulrnc um I'lne.
PORTLAND. OREGON.,
Electric Hotel
OREGON CITY, OR.
JACOB OASSELL, Tiot),
trletly rirst-Clnss. Itnl.s
t.ee r.r vj aud t'j.
Steam Heat; Electric Lights, Coo
mercial Sample Room.
iSllKl:
Ttaffi NEW" AGD, PORTIAND, OREGON".
COLLEGE QIRLW RUSH.
Wallealey Btudenta Bind Bopha in tka
Woo la au-t Pnlnt Their Knee.
Twenty-flvo girl eopbomorcs of Wei
ksley CollcKe were bouutl huud aud
foot, bad their faces painted n bright
green and were left In the woods one
night recently by their schoolmates of
the junior class. Class feeling wait stir
red when the Juniors discovered that
the sophomores had planned to witness
their secret ceremony of "burning
forcnslcs." This usually takes place
on the evening of "tree day," but In
order to outwit the sophomores It was
set one night nhead. lly four differ'
ent routes the juniors nftcr dark pro
ceeded to a lonely spot In the woods.
Their first trouble uiose when as thr
irst party nonreil the appointed place
they met a freshman. They were in a
quandary for a moment, but finally
forced the Intruder to accompany
them.
The captive was tied to a tree nenr
by and a guard stationed about her,
while the others began preparations
for the ceremony. SentrleH were post
ed to give warning of Intruders. Each
girl donned n white sheet and a long
black and white mask; wood was gath
ered for a bonfire nnd each Junior
lighted two candles and held them,
Shrill whistles nnd cries of "She's es
caped!" startled the silent gathering
Just as the bonfire had been started.
Everyone tuado a rush to the spot
rfp
rtusii nr wkm.kh.ny sTuiBTa.t
Where tho prisoner had been )eft,nnl
saw the guards disappearing In' pur
suit. The chase was a long one,' for It
was a mile to College Hall, and the
ileet-footed Juniors won only at the
college grounds. They iunrchcd,'thelr
exhausted prisoner back to the true
ami tied her more securely.
Exercised around the bonfire were
then begun. Hllence reigned as each
junior, with referential mien, Btepped
up to the fire ami laid her offering on
It. About half the forcnslcs had been
deposited when again whistles gave
i gave
: "Tin
warning aud an outnost cried
sophs are coining! lufll to tho reschVi''
Those Juniors who had made their suf
ferings rushed to rcpeLtho Invaders.
The others hurried to the fire, piled
their parchments uoii the flames aud
Joined thcirfelIowB.
Over nn oixm space a tall, robust.
sophomoro led the way, shouting
taunts at the Juniors. She leaped at
her nearest foe In nn attempt to tear
off the white robe. She met her match,
however, and was soon thrown to tho'
ground nnd held until a Junior brought
ropo that had been provided for nn
emergency. Tho struggle was short
Outnumbered almost six to one, tho
young women of the sophomoro class
were subdued In turn ami bound In
similar fashion. Thero was not enough
ropo to go around at first, but moro
was brought from a near-by resldeuee.
Then caino the marching. A. big pot
pf green paint had been provided and
wns freely used. The figures '"1001"
were put on almost every check or
brow. A fow were artistically striped,
and others were found to be suitable
subjects for hieroglyphics and skulls
and .bones. .
Having seen the last of their parch
ments burned the whlte-shcetcdcloth-masked
girls retired, leaving tho twenty-live
sophomores lying on the ground
or propped up against trees. After they
had waited there n sufficient tlmo a
proctor of tho collogo, who had been
told by the Juniors, released them,
Many of them had not been prepared
for battle and their waists and sklrti
bad suffered,
A Singular Monstroalty.
A writer in Science describes a curl
ous monstrosity which has como uudet
his observation, This is a cock with
no signs of spurs upon the tarsi, bul
with a couple of well-developed spun
upon tho head, on either side of the
comb, giving the creature the appear
ance of being horned. Thcso mock
spurs are not attached to tho skull,
whatever they may originally have
been, but are loose. Instances are
on record of spurs being grafted on
to combs, but, so far. no similar case If
.known to have occurred In nature.
It Is a mighty poor person who canV
sa.y thanks.
V
A AVooden Wedtlliitf.
ESCAPED DEATH.
THE UNUSUAL .EXPERIENCE
GRANTED LE ROY BOWhN.
Glvrn Up to Tln by Four Doctors nomas
of Serious Coiuptli-ittlnii iif Disease
lion Ho Saved Himself
Prom tho Enterprise, Mapleton, Minn.
To escape death niter bplntf given up
by (onr dootors, and bidden good-bye
to family nud Iriends is eu oxperlonoe
not granted ovory mnu. Vet it hap
pened to Mr. Lo Hoy Howon, of De
ooriu township, Dluo Earth county,
Minn.
AlrrBowen Is'n farmor, but formerly
resided in .Maplotou, whore ho was
clerk and city marshal for a number
of years, lie is a well-known momber
of tho Mnsonla ftuternity aud enjoys
nn onviablo loputatiou for his sterling
honesty nnd uprightness of ohnraoter.
Ho told his ttory ot miraculous re
lief and euro to a roporlor recently and
it is a story of tho greatest iuteiest.
Ho said:
"1 wkb suddenly taken sick In the
spring of 1803. Iho pain was intense.
Tho dootor was hastily summoned.
He pronounced my case ono of gravel
and Raid that tho pain was caused by
tho passngo of a stone from tho kidneys
to the bladder. 1 dootored with him
I for tlnee months, but was not bonefited.
, Frequently, ouco a wcok, I would
hnvo a bad spell of two or throe days
duration, during whtcli 1 suffered un
told agony.
"Finally I went to Mankato and,
cousultod n specialist. Iio stated that
1 did not linvo cravol. but thought it
I whs rhoumatlsm of the stomaoh. 1
contluttea to visit bhn until tho end ol
August. Then I bocauie completely
bedrlddon aud sent for another dootor.
Ho called my complaint inflammation
I of tho bowels nnd treated mo for that.
I I became better, bntln ono wook my
legs swolled up and I was worse than
ever.
"The dootor laid my case before the
faculty of Rush Medical College, Chi
cago, and it wns dooldod that I had
uouralgla ol tho stomaoh, ! was treat
ed for that until Doccmber, but contin
ued to grow worse Thon the dootor
said, 'I can't do you any good. All
tho help I know for you Is an .opera
tion.' 'Vory well,' I replied, 'go on
and opernto if that Is loft for me.'
This.wns on Sunday. Tho tlmo of the
operation was sot for Tuesday, My
children wore sent for, and 1 prepared
for tho worst.
"Tho appointed time came) the foui
doctors present examined me for two
hours, then they retired and consulted
for tho same length of tine. They
concluded that thoy did not know what
ailed we. The head physician asked
permission to 'cut,' as 1m expressed It,
'and. find out.' I asked how big a
place he wanted to evil He said 'hi
tboHgbt four inches -far enough.' 1
knew enough not to allow any eueh
hide-and-seek game to be played with
me, so the operation did not ocour. 1
continued under the doctor's care, bat
my case was considered hopeless. 1
bade mr will, balanced my accounts
"and made erery preparation for death
"I continued to grow steadily worse.
Day after day was passed in intenss
agony, am a las retort i uuu, my
hired roan to bring mo, tho next time
he went to town, a box of Dr. Wil
liams Tink Fills for Palo People. 1
bud road considerable about thorn and
thought I would try thorn. Immed
iately afior beginning tho use of these
pills I commenced to fool better. At
first, I took one pill three times a day,
but lncrehaod tho dote to throe pills
three times a day. In two weeks I
was out of bed and around.
"In fivo woeks I took a trip to Man
kato, but this trip was a little beyond
my strength aud I came homo und had
to go to bod. I again begau the use of
the pills. The effect was ps before; in
four days I was on my feet, and have
bebn there over since, thanks to Dr.
Williams' Fink Pills for Pale People."
I hereby certify the alwve statement
Is true, to tho best of my knowledge
and belief. LE ROY 110 WEN.
Witneises: J A, IJtddesou, Mrs,
Lo Hoy Ho wen.
Mr. Bowen's postofflce address It
fieauford, Minn. He will gladly an
swer any inquiries to those enclosing
stamp or reply.
It was nature's own remedy that
accomplished this cure caused by im
pure blood, for Dr. Wllliums' Pink
Fills for Pale People are composed of
vegetable remedies that exert a power
ful influence In purifying and enrich
ing the blood. Many diseases long
supposed by the medical profesviCU to
bo incurable liavo succumbed to the po
tent influence of these pills. This uni
versal remedy Is sold by all druggists,
Emma Abbott's Father Ins.n.
Chicago Oot. 1. A special to tbs
Chronicle from Milwuakee, says. Ap
plication has been made to Judge Wall
ber for the appointment of a gnardlan
for Both Abbott, father of the late Em
ma Abbott. Mr. Abbott was adjudged
insane in the Chicago courts last Fri
day, and his commitment ordered to a
sanitarium at Wanwatosa. The appli
cation for a guardian is made by Fred
erick Abbott, a son, who asks that he
or somo suitable person be appointed
guardian. Judge Wall ber has fixed
the hearing for Ootober 22
dome I Truthful.
Havana, Oct. 1, General Maximo
Gomez has written a letter, in which
he says:
"Many persons are mortified at tbs
prolongation of the American interven
tion. Many also view the situation in
a pesiimistio light. But the Ameri
can are not to blame for the delay, as
the Cubana have placed obstacles in
their path. No good man can doabt
that the promises of the United States
secretary of war and the America
fo,le will be faithfully kept."
WHITE COLLAR LINE'
COLUMMA HlVKlt .r TIMET SOUND NAVI
GATION CO,
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
Pslly triplet ftenmcrPRlleyGnlicrt Lcarcs
erv in o nil n i; In I hi- neefc ft 7 o'clock, extent
Flimlni. Kcturnttt. lenws Astoria eu-ry Might
In the Meek at 7 o'clock, except HiiiuUt,
White Collar I.ltiu ticket ami O. It. A Ni Co.
tickets nrv luU-rrliutiitCAUlc on ste.tmcrs Rallcy
UMrert mid llnnU,
Oltloe, Alder street dnek. Telephone Main
Sol. Columbia 'pbuiie J5U
U. II. SCOTT, President.
STORIA & CQLUNIBI&
V'
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WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
lUmVLEN
Portland, Astoria Seaside
l.rnrc
Union Depot
Portlnud
Kor MuTRcrs, ItelrT
ler, Clrtiskdli I c
WVttpprt, Clifton,
Astoria, Warren,
tun, l'levi'l, (lour
hart 1'iirlc ami fee u
side. AMorlft A PeAshoru
hxpiess Dally,
Astoria Kxprcs
Dally.
Arrives
Union Deiot
Portland
IMi.ni,
11:16 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
,9:40 p.m.
TlcUpt omce, 5AS MortVon itrect, and Union
depot, Portland,
J. O. MAYO,
(Icn. Pass, Agent, Astoria, Or.
ANDERSON BROS.
....Livery. Hack, Feed and Sale Stable....
Special All Ion Psld le'Cotrdln Horses.
rl Third i cor. Mndlson.
Ortgoii Phone 1Q1. 'Columbia Phone 331
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nanar nubllthsd In Oraaoot It contain i
T sJl th. news ol tha state and of the n. T
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THE TELEGRAM,
Portland, Oregon.
H
F. W. BROOKE DRUG CO.
67 N. Third Street.
Prescriptions Accurately and
Carefully Compounded
TELEPHONE; COLUMBIA 760,
OltEGON BED 1804,
CO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TrtADC Marks
OCSI0N9
COPVniOHTS Ac.
AtiTOin) smiling a rkelrh and drserlrtUm rnor
qiil.'VIt- nirtruici our opinion fiea whotn.r a
liivciulnn I pnihRljIr rutentsblo. rnmniunlra
lions strktlyeoiiSJaiilliU. Handbook on Potent
sent (". tiMrst ueeni-T forsccurnitfptiiis.
PaIkiii taksn tiirouuh Jtuim ii'u, rvcelr
H uuit notkt, alllioutcharBn, latu.
scientific Jiitiericain
a lunitinmslr llldilfafot wi-nklr. Ij
lArirest ctr
(nlstliiii nf nr silciillUn Jiurnul, Ocrma, 13 a
wsati lour months. L NilJLrslI n.wsdeal.rs.
M &Co.30,DfM,NewYorli
" llikLcb Oldd, B4 If BU Wublnutoo, V.lX.
AI
J'.VKIt A bUUIIXINO
KINK WINKS
LIQUUKH,
LA (IIIANDK, OKEOON.
KHIEG & LEVY
UtCOlll'OllATr.D.)
COPI'KB AND TKA A SPECIALTY.
MS lVuslilogt.in Htr.t, Corner T.alh
THY OUK OliLEUBATliD COPPEIf.
Well. PlioiiiS H3S. 1'OUTHND, 0K.
IjSEES
THB DALLES,, OREGON,
, . , i , v immimm
MAYS & CROWE
Wholcaale A Retail Dealer la
HARDWARE. STOVES ; AND TIHWARI
Farm Mnchlncry, Implements,
Wagons nud Cnniagcs. 4
Iron, Steel, Coal and. Blacksmiths'
Supplies.
Hardwood and Wagon Maker' Material,
Bicycles, Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting
Goods, Etc
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will Irnro Portland, font nf Washington 8t.,
8iitHlny,'l'ticsdiiy ami 'Ihnrsdav nrenlng at
o'clnok, for haurlci islabd, Hi. Helens, Csnles,
Drcr Is mid, Mnrtlns, (talnma, Neer City,
Kanlrr, Ml. t'oltln, Mnyk-cr, Htvlla, Onlc Point,
Kreoiiians, Mantanlllo,Clutskanlo and all way
puidltig.
w.
B. IIOWMAN
PHOTOOIIAPIIIC AND LANDSCAPE AHTI6I
View ot All Description
Specialty, Kodak Developing and Finishing
Main St., Near lirldgc,
PKNDLhTON, O11E0ON.
DTAU HOTEL , - j '
. . , W. M. nOlllNBON, frop.
BIJMPTKIt, OUKOON.
pOTTAOK CHOP HOUSE
If. V. UO'lNKll, Prop.
Oj en at all hmiri day nr night. Tho ' est tnealt
iertd In Irftdiitnda tor the prke.
ltemuiitberitho, location
Unit Hide of Depot Htrcct
LA nitANDK, ,- OIU'.QON.
ilOr.Dr.CKI.'H UIWAUItANT
PKNDI.K.TON, OKEOON.
Next Door to W. A O. It. It. Ticket Office
MKAI.H AT ALL IIOUItH.
rirst-Class ami (in'ek. .Pcrvlee, Private Iloxee
In Umni-clioti, Mruleat All PrtCo.
COKDKCKIt, Prop.
Commercial
Livery Stable
Opposite Hotel Pendleton. I
PEHDLETON, OKECOI.
' ...TELEPHONE NO. 10...
flnrnt lurnonts of nit kind In Pendleton
Ueullit single driver for ladles
(Inod.competunt driver always on hand
Boarding horse given tho best olesro.
O. Al. FROOriE.
KOFPPEN'S
PHARMACY...
Everything that I kept lrral
modern and up-to-date drug I
store. Prescriptions anil
Family Recipes put up byl
competent nun, from pa
A. C, K0EPPEN t BR0
Manufacturing Chemists.
116 Oour. St., PENDLETON. 0
THE MINT SALOON
O. L. MELLQUIST, Prep.
BKHT ftltAMlS OK WINES
AND LlQUOltd ,.,., ,
IMPORTED AND
DOMEHI'IO
UIUAHH,..M
i Corner Dorot Btreet nd,
tcnvrsiui avi-iiiih,
LA OUANDE, Ol
GO TO"
SPANISH ORIGINAL TAMA1
RESTAVRA1NT
65 D&vls S'reel, Bet. Third and Foi
ror the llrst Meal for tbo Prlco
In the city.
Ciulet end Clean. Cooking by Noted Chefi
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Suppli(
Llghtingf of Buildings
Stores and Residence
arc and incandeseant. Elec
tric Power for Elevators
Pumps and all Kind of
Machinery. '
Portland General Electric
8EVEITN AM MUSTS.
Btfa'
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