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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY FOB
Salem and Way Landings.
Leaves Taylor street.
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..4:30 P.M.
Arrives Portland...
SUNDAY TRIPS TO OREGON CITY, .
Leave Portland 10:SO A. M.,2ndn:or) P. IX.
Leave Oregon City 12;ao, 3:30,0:30 P. M
Oregon City Trans. Go.
Promptness and quick dlspatoh our specialty
A. B. GRAHAM, Agont.
Office and wharf, foot of Taylor St. Plionc 40.
"Did You Ever Try"
Sunshine
The New ScottrltiR Soap?
If not yon should give It a trial and
Blue Mountain
Soap Also
They am att mtnerat.prodiiolA and It I
inarroloin how they clean up dirt.
WELL, I DON'T KNOW
Mr. Johnson, you don't know
WHAT'S GOOD
If you lave never tried
ACME WHEAT FLAKES.
We are headquarters for Ration Health
Club Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats
Health Process "Whole Wheat Flour.
ACMD MILLS COMPANY.
20-22 N. Front St.
Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR.
GMiIiISOH & GO.
ffheat and Stock Brokers
DIRECT WINKS TO
Now York Stock Fxchanga
Chicago Board of Trado
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce.
ESMOND HOTEL
Portland, - Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
ItATKNl
European Plan, 0c to $1.50 Per Day
American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Dai
OSCAR ANDERSON, Managr.
J.O. MCNDEdAST, Chief Clerk.
WHEN YOU 1IUY
furniture, Carpets and Stoves
TOW ilOUSKKKKPINO
Cut Tnls Out and Oct a Reduction at
..HENRY JENNINGS
172-174 Hret Street.
...THE...
MERCHANTS' BATHS
PORCELAIN TUBS.
Merchants' Hotel
48 North Third Streot.
JU't. Couch and Davit.
FORBES-DAVIS FUEL GO.
Coal and Wood.
COSc and Yards, 181-1M K. WaUr Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Oregon Phou Union 431. Columbia 6214.
Telephone North ttl.
KROGHMAN & HARTMAN
HaFdmafe, Tools
and Cutlery
AgcaU for ATKIN'S CELEBRATED
CROSS-CUT SAWS
1U FIRM 8THKKT, b. YatnhUl tad Tutor,
PORTLAND, OR.
STEAMERS
A. W. ALLEN!
Dispensing
Phmrmmclmi
Phono, Oregon Main 405
Columbia 4-14-
16th and Marshall Stem,
23 r a and Savior Sis., '
Portland,
OREGON,
Hatters
and
Furnishers
Sole Agents for KNOX HATS
...BUFFliW & PEtfDIiETOfl.,
04 Third Street,
PORTLAND, ORE.
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A. j. FARMER
Wholesale
and Retail
GROCER...
lowest prices in the city
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' Third St:, Cor. Jefferson
Both Phones.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
DENTIST
raduat of the Northwestern UnUvrslty
I
flnt-Clisj fork tod Fried Rmonabli
TU Dekum BId'i, Cor. Third 4 Vtfaahtniton.
PORTLAND, Or. Orcon 'Phona Oreeu 411
F. DRESSER & GO.
-IMrOKTKUS OF-
German, French and English Delicacies
Wholesale and lletatl Dcalori In
Fine Groceries,
Teas and...
Table Delicacies
CHOICE FAMILY LIQUORS
Cor. Seventh & Washington Sts.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
t'hone 237.
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USE LUCKEL'S
Borax Soap
For Washing Flannels.
Will Never Shrink Nor
Harden.
TRY ONE BAR AND BE
CONVINCED. .
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LIPPINCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A FAMILY LIBRARY
Dm Bast In Current Lltinture
12 Complete Noyci Yearly
MANY SHORT STORIES AND.
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
$2.60 pkrvcar; 26 ot. a copy
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IVKRV NUMMSR COMPLKTK IN ITCILP
VESSELS OF QUEER DUILO.
Oae Ir the Atlnnttc nn 1 the Other la
the l'nclfic Ocenu.
While the trans-Atlantic flyers are
nstonldhlug the world by the spued
with which they race from. Europe to
America nnd Imck, murine meu ulong
the eastern nnd weBterii constH of tli
United Btnti'H are discussing with In
terest two other vessels, both of which,
by the wny, are especially Interesting
to luke snllorinen. One of these Is the
four-masted Amerlcnnn, just arrived at
8nu Francisco "froru the nltrutc ports
via Honolulu, filio Is the most pecu
liarly rlgRcd craft thnt ever was seen)
n tho port najned, and Capt. Horry,
who commands the nnutlcnl freak, Isj
not by any means proud of her. Not
ono can bo found to nssumo responsi
bility for the rig, but judging from the1
schooner's latest cruise, tho Idea Is not '
destined to be tnkcu up by owners gen-j
orally. Tho Americana was lfiO days
coming from Calcta Uuena, and at one
time CO per cent reinsurance was paid
on her. Bhu put Into Honolulu, how
ever, nnd was then fifty-one days com
lng from thnt port to Man Francisco.
This Is the record slow passage from
the nitrate ports to San Francisco. Tho
Americana carries a Jib topsail, nn In
ward and outward Jib, a foro gaff top
ball, a foro and aft foresail, a square
foresail, a main topgallant sail, main
stopsall and fore and aft mainsail, ml::
Ken and gaff tnpsnll and spanker nnd
gaff topsail. In spite of nil this spread
of canvas the best tho Americana could
l do was about 100 knots a day. Situ was
very foul, however, having been for a
long time lu tho water without being
drydocked. '
Tho inarlno novelty which Is attract
ing ntteutlon on the Atlantic coast will
doubtless do better In tho way of speed
than tho nondescript which Is exciting
wonder In San Francisco. Tho former
Is the largest schooner nflont and tho
only six-masted Vessel of tho kind In
tho world. She has Just been launched
by II. M. Bean, n builder of Camden,
Me. Until this new schooner took tho
wntcr the John B. Prescott, n flvo-
innsted schooner, was tho world's larg
est sailing vessel.
LAItQKST SCHOONKIl AFLOAT.
The owner of tho now craft promises
to still further astonish thu world by
immediately contracting for n seven
I master, uud ho claims thnt thu tlmo Is
1 not far distant when schooners of
10,000 tons capacity will be as common
along this const as are thu British
tramps of thnt sizu lu these days. A
party of prominent shipping men wit
nessed the launch of this hugo craft
j Tho vessel Is partially owned lu Phila
delphia nnd Is Intended principally, If
not wholly, for thu Now Kngluud coal
trado between Newport News nud Thll
ndelphla. Capt. Arthur Crowley, the
managing owner's brother, will com
mand thu now craft, which will bo
named after a prominent Taunton capi
talist. Tho new vessel Is 2,750 tons net regis
ter, nOO feet loug on tho keel, 335 feet
long over nil, 4ti feet beam and 20 feet
deep. Hhe will carry K,M)0 tuns of coal,
about 1,100 totis more than does tho
John B. Prpscott. This six-master will
uot only bo a monster, but a beauty.
Her masts are of Oregon pine, each lit)
feet long, with fiS feet topmasts. Tho
lower masts aro 2(1 Inches lu diameter
In tho partners, except thu foremast,
which Is 30 Inches. Thu foro topmast la
L'u Inches in tho cap and tho other 17
Inches. Tho bowsprit Is 35 ,feet loug
and J llibooin 75 feet. She has jx for
ward houso 20 feet loug, midship-house
10 feet and after-house 35 feet, In adilt
tlon to n large wheelhouso, Thu ves
. K'l Is fitted with a double Bet of pumps
and with engines and steam winches
Core nud aft.
Kvaporatlou iVoiu Tree.
Somu curious facts concerning tree
ihavu beeu discovered. A single oak
of good size Is suhl to lift 123 tons of
(water during thu mouths It Is In leaf.
.This moisture Is evaporated and rises
J to form ruin clouds. From this estl
I mate of thu labor of a single oak we
can gain some Idea of the Immense
forco which the forests exert lu equal
Ulug thu evaporation and precipitation
and preventing periods of luuudatlou
aud drouth. ,
Mnudo Allium.' Mountain Home.
MUs Maude Adams, lu addition to her
well-kuowu Loug Island farm, has a
cottago lu thu Catsktlls lu a restricted
little village aud lu the most Inacces
sible part of the village. To this houso '
she goea for the thorough rest needed
nfter a winter's exhausting work a'nd
to b gained In the seclusion of her
mountain retreat. Her own room la
sixty feet loug, to permit rehearsaJa '
whea 4elrabla.
AMKRICANB, ODDLY 11100 EI). I
-1
BODY OF EDWARD VI. IS FOUND.
Hcttialn. of Kngtaml' Mlnalnfc Ktna
Are I) ii-r ti at Windsor.
Tho body of Kdwnrd VI., the boj
King of Knglautl, who reigned from
1547 to 1553, hits, It Is bulluved, beco
found at Windsor, Cuglund.
It recalls the Bluebeard King Hen
ry VIII. and his six wives; the pathetic
boy Hlng, his sou; tho unhappy Lady
Jane Grey; tho boy King's sisters.
"Bloody Mary" and tho great Eliza
beth, and all the romances and trage
dies Of that great Tudor period, when
men staked their lives on their religion
nud their polities nud tho Enydsh na
tion was being created.
The' resting plnce of every King, from
the Norman conquest down to Queen
Vlctorla'a predecessor, Is known and
suitably marked, with the solitary ex
ception of Edward VI.
This King alone has no tomb. In the
great Abbey of Westminster, where hit
grandfather, Henry VII., first of the
Tudors, built a beautiful chnpcl, there
Is no stone to his memory, Neither ti
there nt ltoyal Windsor, where his ter
rible father was burled. In no building
of tho Church of England, which ha
helped so greatly to'estubllsh, Is there
a memorial to poor Edward.
There aro authentic accounts of tho
arrangements for his funeral, but when
It comes to tho matter of burial there
Is no precise record. Tho fact that n
King of Englnnd lies dead without a
monumental tomb to his memory Is as
tounding. Is this mystery to bo cleared away
after 800 years and more? It seems
probable. An ancient coffin has been
unearthed In ltoyal Windsor, nud the
body It contains Is declared by high
archeologlcal authority to bo that of
King Edward VI.
Workmen woro mnking tho founda
tions for a now station on the Great
Western Knllroad at Windsor. Re
cently they were excavating Thames
street near tho great castle which has
been tho chief residence of tho .sover
eigns of England for 800 years. Near
est to tho place where tho men wero nt
work Is thu Curfew tower of the castlo,
and not far away aro the Garter tower,
the, Salisbury tower, and Henry VIII.'s
gateway.
At a spot about 100 yards from the
Curfew tower, fourteen feet below the
street level nod four feet In tho chalk,
their pickaxes struck something thnt
gavo a hollow sound. In a few min
utes they unearthed a great wooden
collln.
Tho excitement In quiet old Windsor
wns great. The police formed a cordon
about thu trench and thu collln was
placed ou a wagon and driven to tho
Windsor cemetery mortuary- There a
careful examination wns made by Dr.
Hulbert In tho presence of Mr. F. Lay
ton, chairman of tho Windsor burial
bonrd, nud other persons of local Im
portance. It was found that thon
were really thrco colllns, ono outside
tho other. Tho outer one, of ouk, was
much decayed. It broke and crumbled
nt the touch, but the bronzo handles
and copper nails nnd fastenings were
Intnet, though corroded. There wns no
slgu of any name ou any of the cof
fins. Fitting closely Inside the outer case
wns a beautiful leaden collln, smooth
as tho top of a dining-room table. This
Inclosed a wooden shell In which the
body was actually found, hidden from
view by a quautlty of flno sawdust. Tho
corpse wns wrapped lu a silken em
broidered shroud of cxqulslto texture,
and did uot crumblQ to dust when ex
posed to the air, showing thnt tho body
had been embalmed In a very careful
manner. About "the nock was a heavy
gold chain. From this apparently a
locket or -pendant had been removed,
which might hnvo furnished a clew to
the Identity of tho corpse.
Tho colllns nnd everything connect
ed with them wero of tho tlnest quality.
Tho motal handles twere beautifully
wrought. The dead man bad clearly
been of rank nud wealth. This fact
mado tho absenco of any Inscription on
tho collln all tho more mysterious.
Thoso who saw tho body say that It
was that of a boy or a frail man. It
wns gracefully formed. Tho face was
Intelligent. The hands aud feot wero
remarkably small nnd delicate. The
hair was fair and long. Thcro wns no
beard on Up or chin. This descrlptlpn
corresponds very closely with that of
tho body of tho boy King Edwnrd VI.
as given by chroniclers or ms time.
Tho skin of tho corpse had assumed a
dark brown color. At tho back of the
neclc there was a deep dent. Whether
this hnd been mado after death or
whether It was a mark of vlolenco re
ceived In llfo Is In dispute. Tho body
was burled under nn auclent street, and
could not have been placed there leu
than 300 years ago.
Tennyson's Three Queen.
On ouo occasion Tennyson was asked
by tho present Hlshop of Illpon wheth
er the thrco Queens who accompanied
King Arthur on his last voyngo repre
sented Faith, Hope aud Charity. Tho
poet's reply gives nu Indication of his
Idea of tho spirit in which poetry
should bo rend. "They mean that and
they do uot. They aro three of the no
blest of women. They nro also those
three graces, but they are much more.
I hato to be tied down to say, This
means that,' because the thought wlrli
In the Image Is much more than an
ono Interpretation."
, Musical Fish.
Many flsh cuu produce musical
iouuds. The trlgla can produce long
drawn notes rauglug over nearly an oc
tave. Others, notably two species ot
ophlduru, have souud-produclug appar
atus, consisting ot small movable
bonea, which can be made to produce
a sharp rattle. The curloua'drumtnlng"
made by the species called umbrlvu
can be beard from a depth ot Udrt
tttaewa.
DKAI.E11 IN HAnUWAKE.
, KtoTM, RatiRca,. Tin, Copper and Granite
Iron-Wnrtf, Cruckrry, Olnmware aud Honae
Ktirnl.lllng Uotd.i. Jobbing: promptly at
tended to.
Ul-ltl First St., cor. Alder, Odd Fellow-' Bldr.
POllTLAKD, OlUCdON.
irRANEU A KltAMKIl
TA1LOK81
213 Wnihliigton street, x
I'OllTLAND.OnEaON.
Established In New York 1761
New York, Chicago, lloston, ,1'lilltvdclplill
Denver, Portland,
rvEVOB e IUYNOI.PS CO. .
) Pftlnt. Colors, Varnishes, Lead, Brushes,
Artists' Materials, wholesale Only. No. GO Plrst
Street, i-oriiur I'lnc. Portland, Or. 'Phones,
Oregon Ked 1&53, Columbia 451,
pOMXAND LOAN OFFICE
Dam Mam, Proprietor. ,
...Hlgnest Price Paid for Old Gold and Mirer..
No. 74 Third Street,' Near Oak
.PORTLAND, OR.
'Loans money on all kinds of security. Unr.
deemed pledges sold for amount loaned. '
T B.WILD
Jobbing and Retail Dealer la
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WINES AND LIQUORS
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133 Third Street, Opposlto Masonic Tempi.
Portland, Oregon.
T
A. WOOD.
itr.AL ESTATE AND PENSION ATTORNEY.
Room 10, Odd Kcllowa JIulldliiR.
PORTLAND, ORE.
p 0. TINdRY .
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
Diamond Seller. Repairing neatly done.
Any design of Jewelry mado to order.
Upstairs over The Famous, Corner Second
and Morrison streets, Portland, Or, t -
n W. ARIS3 '
K.-W..ARIS8 A CO.
Wholesale Ilrokcrago aud Commission
No. 65 Front Street.
Columbia 'Phono 510. Portland, Or.
PORTLAND JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Watch and Clock Repairing: Cleaning, 75c
main spring. 7;. .All work guaranteed.
Spectacles Iron) 'l'io up; rimless eve kics
for ll.Vft, with tho best lenses. Ejca tested
tree. The Portland Jeweler and Optician,
1W Ft ist St. near Alder.
UlRl!ANK8,
STANDARD SCAtRfJ. -.
Fairbanks, Morae A Company,
First and Stark Strceta, Portland, Oregon,
TilephonoSt. . .
pAXTON, IIKAOII A rUKON
Attorneys-at-Law.
MO Chamber of Commerce,
Portland Oregon.
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C. NOON DAO CO.
Manufacturer! and Importers of
BAGS, TWINES. TENTS -AND AWN1N08,
FLAUS AND MINING HOSK.
lUgglncr Material, Canvas, Ball Making In all
fu llranchcs, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc.
Xi-34 N. First 8t. aud 210-312-2U-'il6 Couch St.,
PORTI.AN1M OR.
D
OWNI.NO, HOPKINS A CO.
BROKERS.
Ground floor, Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Or.
D and E, Bailey Building, 8attle, Wash.
New Yoik Stock Kxchang.
Chicago Ilpard of Trade.
JOSEPH SUPPLE
Proprietor of
BOAT YARD AND MARINE WAYS
Office and Yard, Foot of Belmont St..
Columbia 'Phone 6233. PORTLAND, OR.
I 111 I I ' - I ! Ml !-
K. Munson. X, llunson.
mllK ANHEUPER BUSCH-Flne lunch every
X day. Best beer on earth. Fine wines, llq
uors and cigars. SM Morrison St., co Secend,
Portland, Or.
"rjUBTERN OY8TEB HOUSE
ED, JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Crawfish, when In aeasou, cooked In win.
812 Washington St., near Sixth.
Oregon Phone Red 1J4. PORTLAND, OR.
Columbia Phone 77,
OTREIBIG A HUMASON'S PHARMACY-
Corner 2nd and Washington Sts. Strictly
high grade medicines at lowest prices. Money
saved by patronising us.
T
UK POPULAR
125 First Street,
Bet. Vashlugton and Alder
Phone Oregon Red iZt Phouo Columbians
JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor,
Portland, Or. '
rylLLIAU RUSSELL MACKENZIE
fUBUC ACCOUNTANT
PORTLAND, OREGON
;. P. MURPHY.
r. N. BTOLTZ.
PARK SAUOOIN
Corner Park and Burnslde Sta,
Fine Wines, Liquor and Ggu.
Private Rooms forjimllk.
THE W1SUIXG1DI UHH CO, OE KH Wl
A policy holders' company.
It contract ar plalu, short, easily undtr
tood.
Incontettsble after one year,
Non-forfeltable after three year.
. Eeour Portlaia agency, Viaahlagton VuUd
log. O. Lv FAY, General Agent.
Multnomah Trunk Co
ANUFACTURER8 0
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
and SAMPLE CASES
Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Stroet
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their busi
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A t..U i-f C n. T?is.... Rlf S.
t iuu 51UCK. ui.JJar iL&iuiuf Mil
liard and Pool Tables. Bowling;
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. G. REDDIfcK, Manager.
Afmoap & Go.,
FINEST QUALITY
Harris
Paeon
When onco you nao thorn'
you will find they k e the- J
flnoot nni'firsiil itruwlfi. .'.'
fifth and Couch Sts.
"1Mb I AS It I &LL.&"
THAT 1
CUDAHY'S REX HAMS,
.. sss mmm m ams. ' a l
ivtn unv.uii I
onv rAMiurm wnrAT h
rRE THE BEST.
"ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
On of the most complete bakery la
the Northwest.
BikH tki lut Pullmii Bread In the Wett
M. SHIELDS, Prop.
347 Morrison II. PORTLAND, OR.
And 493 Union Avenne, corner Sacramento,
Altlua. Home-made bread, cakes aud pies.
Baaed beans aud Boaton Brown Bread every
Saturday. Tel. Red Mi; Tel. Rod S4L
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ST. PAUL HOUSE
Deutsches Gasthaus.
IIARttY 80IIOUP, Mansiar,
Rooms With or Without Roard. Special Rate
, by the Mouth. Barroom and Bowline Alley lu
! Connection. Flro Blocks from Steamship Dock
aud Union Deiot. Open Day and Nleht,
24, 21U and 28 North Third 8trt
ruiiiuiriu, uur.uu.t
usr
Red Seat
Brand
Hams
Bacon
L-ard...,
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. OMAHA PACKING CO
0ee.8aokehqae 56-55-0 East Water.Sfc
aad vfaiehoos PORTLAND, OR.
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