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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OTITCGOTST.
TOPICS OF
THE TIMES.
Foot-bnll Is n favorite Rntnc bocnuso
It la a Boiirco of exercise, fun nnd some
thing to boot.
While tlio nutomoblle Ih usc1 by lov
ers, It locs not throw young people to
gether so much iih the bicycle did.
A. girl traveled 25,000 miles to get
married to the innii she loved. It Is not
opeclllcd whether his wind gave out or
his rig broke down.
' The one-man hold-up Is becoming
quite a feature of train robbery In tho
West. Everything appears to be run
ning to vaudeville these days.
A man recently committed suicide In
order that his wife might get $2,000 lfu
Insurance. Such an iiiihgIIIhIi man wus
'most good enough to keep alive.
Cheese Is tho murk of rank In Switz
erland, and the social status of u fam
ily there Is decided by tho number nnd
ago of Its cheeses. Some of the Swiss
cheeses certainly suggest rank.
When nature exhibits tho might of
her destructive forces how puny tho
greatest efforts of human rage seem by
comparison. (JnlveHtoif'H list of killed
In a single- night exceeds thnt of tho
Spanish-American and Anglo-Boer
wars added together.
The father who hypnotizes his chil
dren to make them do his will, Instead
of scolding and whipping them, may
get along easily with them, but won't
ho Ilnd later on thnt the Individual's
Independent will power, on which self
respect depends, has been destroyed?
The thirty largest cities In tho Uni
ted States show an Increase In popula
tion In the last ten years of about
11,1200,000. The drift of population Is
towards the eltloH. There are thousands
of people who prefer to live In squalor
In town than have the freedom of the
country. There Is more laud for tho
landless than there Is urgent demand
for, If hind In cities of over 100,000, and
readily markeabe for cash, Is excluded.
A New Kuglaud manufacturing com
pany, which has taken n contract to
make a large number of hats for tho
United States government, lias aban
doned the old plan of Hues for careless
ness and consequent mistakes on the
part of Its employes, and henceforth
will reward skillful work by advances
iu wnges and by money prizes. There In
llttlo doubt that the plan will provo a
good one, both for the firm, and for Its
employes, ami that Undo Sam's sol
diers will get better hats Iu conse
quence of It.
Tho Agricultural Department has Is
sued n bulletin on mosquitoes. It gives
full Information concerning tho various
breeds of mosquitoes that have to be
dealt with Iu this country; It explains
which kinds, of mosquitoes bite tint
hardest; It gives diagrams of their
drilling contrivances; It goes Into
minute details concerning the number
of baby moxqultocH a reasonably Indus
trious mamma mosquito may become
responsible for Iu the uourue of a week
or a year, and In fact It tells us nil
about mosqultoes-all hut one Import
ant thing. The bulletin gives us no In
formation as to how mosquitoes can
get along for a whole season without
sleeping n wink.
KngllNh postolllco clerks must here
after address all male correspondents
lis "Ksqulre," unless they "are evident
ly laborers, personal servants or trades
men." So rules the Marquis of Umiloii
deny, postmaster general. Ills order
tends to widen tho application of the
title, which has, been held to belong to
the eldest sous of certain noblemen,
olllcers of the courts and the Queen's
household, barristers, Justices, sheriffs
and cx-nlllcers jof the army mid navy.
In the United States the title Is, per
haps, most properly given to attorneys;
lu practice, It Is used as Indiscriminate
ly as the overworked "Honorable,"
Hut If one uniformly addressed Ameri
cans as "Mr." and Kugllshmeu as
"Ksq." the KiikIIhIiiiiiiu could not be
offended, and the American would have
no right to be.
Tho severity of ltussla toward Fin
land Is resulting lu a lurge Increase of
the population of the United States,
ami an Increase of Industrious, law
abiding citizens. When Alexander 1,
wrested Finland from Sweden he
promised his new subjects certain
rights which they linvu enjoyed over
luce. The present Czar, however, litis
broken this pledge, and by placing Hus
shin olllcers lu command of the Finnish
army, substituting the study of tho
lliiiriluu language lu the schools, abol
ishing the Finnish ting and by other op
pressive nets, he has broken the nation
ul pride of a noble and patriotic people,
lu their borrow the Finns are turning
to America, l.n&t year llfteeu tliousiunl
emigrated. This year one steamship
line alone has made contracts to bring
nfty-llvo thousand to this country. Un
like most Immigrants, these people seek
the country rather than the city, for
they are nearly nil farmers. If they
display here the qualities which have
distinguished them at home, they will
brlug strength, not weakness, to the
laud which offers them asylum.
Italy has now one of the youngest
sovereigns and one of the oldest prime
ministers tu Kurope. Victor Kininan
uel III. Is not yet Ul, and Slguor Cuv
Jlere Qlutcppo Suraeco. thu head of
tho cnbL'ic, Is 82. The young king ami
his venerable counsellor face a sitting
tlon which calls for the courage of
youth and the wisdom of nge: For sev
eral years the forces of discontent hnVo
been Increasing In numbers nnd activ
ity. Partnership In tho Triple Alllautta
has Imposed heavy burdens upon Italy.
Taxation has been onerous; food has
been high. Two years ago there wero
dangerous riots which required the uso
of troops to suppress. The Government
hns tried to restrict the rights of public
assembly, at first by legislation, nnd
than by royal decree. It has tiled to
prevent parliamentary obstruction by
giving tho President of the Deputies
arbitrary powers of suspension. Hut,
ns often happens, these measures have
only intensified the evils which they
were meant to check. In the parlia
ment which was in session last spring,
nil business wns blocked by violent
demonstrations similar to those which
paralyzed the Austilnn Ilelchsrnth.
Deputies howled, sang, played on mu
sical Instruments nnd beat their desks
for hours to prevent motions from be
ing put, and the Government gave up '
the useless struggle and ordered elec
tions for a new parliament. The elec
tions took place In June. They gave (
the government n majority lu the ,
Chamber of Deputies; but they nlso
showed that the government wns In ,
a minority on the popular vote. The I
various opposition candidates polled,
altogether, nearly one hundred and
fifty thousand more votes than tho min
isterial candidates. The ltcpubllcaris
nnd Itudlcnls gained heavily, aud tho
Socialists gained most of nil.
The cost-of-living question Is one thnt
comes up for discussion at Intervals In
the mnjorlty of well-regulated Ameri
can families. All other expenditures
aro so closely related to It and so fre
quently regulated by It thnt It niny bo
regarded as the curdlim! question of
domestic life. The Woninu's Kduca
tloual ami Industrial Union of Iioston
has recently carried on nil Investigation
with the view of obtaining data which
would serve the purpose of establish
ing a basis upon which there could bo
h common understanding of the prob
lems Involved ami eventually a reason
able solution of them. The Investiga
tion resolved Itself, of course, Into nil
Inquiry Into household expenses ami
the results, and the principal source of
Information wns the tabulated reports
of the Massachusetts Hureati of Statis
tics: The schedule of statistics of par
ticular moment was tilled out by sev-1
enty families living Hi the vicinity of
Hostou. From a condensation of the
report of the Inquiry the following In
teresting facts are obtained: One fam
ily of two members was represented,
and one of seventeen, but In geueral
they ranged from three to twelve. The
time for which expenses were reported
covered nine mouths, and tho Items re
ported upon were (1) subsistence, (2)
fuel and lights, (.')) rent, (-1) taxes ami
Insurance, (B) servants and service,
((I) furniture, fittings, nnd repairs. Only
two of the families kept no servant. Of
the remained twenty-two employed one
servant, while twenty-nluo reported
two, thirteen three, and four families
reported four. One-half of the seventy
families owned their houses, and the
rents paid by the remainder ranged
from $18 ii.iuouth to S'JXi. The total
expenses for the whole period of nine
uioiitlie showed u wide range from
jf.V.S for a family of three to ?r,IUM!il
for n family of ten. The average total
expense for nil the families of live per
sons was found to be $1,-177.1! I. I '"or six
persons It wns $2,058.01. The total
weekly cost of subsistence for families
of different sizes ranged from $7.'-5 for
a family of two to $.11.1)5 for a family
of twelve. The average cost of sub
sistence per week per person Is found
to be from $'J.iU) In famlllles of eight
persons to $l.r0 lu families of twelve.
The lowest rnto of all was $1.'-'1 n week
for each of the members of n house
hold consisting of eight, Including one
servant, lu contrast with these was a
family of two, with two servants,
whose food cost $8.(11 for each week In
nine months. The difference In thu
size of the families, the difference In
tho menus at their disposal for supply
Ing their various wants, render theso
statistics worthless. They simply show
that seventy families have lived lu sev
enty different wnys. according to sev
enty different methods, depending prac
tically upon seventy different kinds
and sizes of Incomes.
A Swim In tlio Demi Hen.
Kvcry olio has licnnl of tho buoy,
nucy of tho wntcr of the Demi Son. It
Is virtually Impossible to sink tu the
Deiul Hon, ami ho grout is tho iiunntlty
of suit lu tho wntcr thnt If you tllp
your luiiul lu ami draw It out iikuIii,
you will Immediately boo the salt crys
talllzlut; tu thu sun, It Is needless to
remark thnt an Involuntary mouthful
of Dead Sea water Is a horrlblo expe
rience, never likely to lie forgotten by
the bather. However, If you don't stay
lu tho water too long, a swim lu the
Dead Sea Is a very extraordinary aud
pleasurable expert nee, Tho shores, as j
Is well known, aro strangely desolate, I
and they are strewn with bits of wood
aud branches of trees all crusted with
brine lu the ntoat curious manner, and i
woo unto any one who goes Into this
water having open cuts or scratches ou
his body. j
l.ouiloiH Population,
London has a population of l.'jno.OOO,
equaling tho combined populations of
l'arls, Iterllu, St. Petersburg aud Home.
A ConfUblou of Code.
No less than live systems of law aro
lu use lu Uermauy.
"I know n Scotchman who says ho
never played golf lu his llfo." "Good;
wo can teach him the game, nnd ho
can tc.U'U us tho dialect." Chicago
UecorU.
TjlOR PAIR DXALINO PATR01T1M
O. F. & FLUHMER.
Drugs, Medicine and Chemicals,
Toilet Arttclea, Trusses, Faint,
Olli, Glass, Etc ..
B. E. Corner Third and Madison Street.
nOODVEAH
RUDDER CO.
K II.
PHASE, Vice-President and Mam
ALL KINDS OP RUDDER GOODS.
73-75 First St.
PORTLAND ----- OREGOft
mUK UNITED CARRIAOE COMPANY
H. M. Meara, Prea.: Marlon Wilcox Bco'y.
Rubber tlrca on our ambulance, carriage
coupes, carry-a'la and livery. MnlnofllceiS
W. corner Seventh and Taylor streeta liranoi
ofllco! DauEaKe nnd Omnibus Transfer Co.
Fourth and Stark streets, Portland, Or. Hoard
Ing and care of horses a specialty. Tel. 211,
TJ1.0R CLAT8KANIE AND WAY LANDINGS-
steamer O. W. Shaver. lca,vcs Portland
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursday at A p. m
a aves Clatakanle Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fddaya at ft p. m.: arriving at Portland at 3 a
m. on Tusilay, Thursday aud Saturday. Wha i
and ofllco foot of Washington street, ctcsm-i'
to charter for excursions and freighting of all
kinds. Loir, and all kinds of heavy and Hghi
towing.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.,
Phono Wl. i. W. SHAVER, Manager.
Enterprise Pickling Works
T. B. FINNEOAN, Proprietor.
Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Sauces, Cider, Mus
tards, Chow Chow, Olives. Olive Oil, Etc. Fla
Brand Bottled PIcklca.
East Alder 8trcct and Union Avenue,
PORTLAND, OKKCJON.
Telephones, Oregon Whlto VJ, Columbia 6182
pORTLAND
OUN STORE
182 First Street.
Dealer In (Inns, Fishing Tackle, Revolvert,
I'ockot Cutlery. Bicycles, duns and lllcyclei
to rent by tho ilny or week. Repairing a spe
cialty. 'Iclvphoiio Oregon Black 037.
Northwest School Furniture Go.
6CHOOL DF.HK'H 1
AND SUPPLIES
Maps, Globes, Charts,
Black Hoards, etc.
School, Ofllec, Bank.
Courthuuo,Clmrch and
Hall Furniture.
Opera Chairs.
Ml Yamhill Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
Rubber Cement
.FLOOR PAINT.
Dries furd over night and wears like
Iron. For sale by all flnt-cLual paint
retailers, or by the manufacturers.
W. P. Fuller & Go.
Cor. Front and Pino Sts.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
N. P. d. FOLEN, Prop.
A First Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Board by the Week, 13.00. Meals, 1. cents,
Rooms by tho Week, $1.00 and up. Trouslenti
solicited.
BAR IN CONNECTION.
100 N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, Clay 683.
PORTLAND, OR.
P. W. WINTERS
149 Fourth Street.
BEST CJRA11ES OF
Wines, Liquors and' Cigars.
The finest saloon In the city.
...CALL AT...
NIELS R. JORGENSEN
For the Bost Orades of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BEST LINE
TO-
-.,, , , ., ... ,
N. P&Ql, Minneapolis, DUlDtD, CQ(C&g0,
And all Points East.
h Mwe ,ml Tmulil 8,
tr (meals a la carte), Buffet, Smoking, Library
cr-
For tickets and full information regarding
Sliu5,",p,c'u " "AiI'cfiNiswN0"1,
City Pais, aud Ticket Ajeut
...Call At...
W. SPORE
For the BestOrade of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
115 North Seventh St.
' jfisr
i sxMKejjW
1 trawE-a
i x?
Make Tamr Sepoetta With the
POMMXRCIAL BANK
j Capital, $.10,000.1 Responsibility. 1100,060.
Board of directors: Gen. Tlios. M. Anderson,
W. L. Boise, 8. M. Beard, Lieut. C. It. Martin,
Henry Christ. Interest paid on time deposits.
BAVINGB DEPARTMENT Deposit received
In sums of One Dollar and upwards. Interest
credited semi-annually. S. M. Heard, President)
Gen. Tho. M. Anderson, Vice-President; A.
Iiossack, Cashier.
F
IR8T NATIONAL BANK
OP VANCOUVER, WASH.
Charles Brown, president. L. M. Hidden, vloe
president, E. L. Canby, cashier.
T SONARD MOUSE
Furnished Rooms ti Rent by the Day, Week
or Month.
MRS. V. O. BOND. Proprietress
SMi East Morrison 8t., PORTLAND, OR
-fjiUOENE IIOCH
Wholetato Dealer Iti
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGAltB.
Ofllco: 110 Fourth Street,
Telephone 1084. PORTLAND, OREGON
PORTLAND ROLLINO MILLS
Manufacturers of
PIO IRON AND STEEL.
N. E. AVER, Manager,
22nd and Nlcolal Street
TSTILLIAM8, WOOD A LINTHICUM,
Geo. If. WlllUms, o. E. 8. Wood, L. B. I.ln.
thlcuni, J, C. Plunders, Attornest-Lnr.
Chamber of Commcrco Building,
Portland, Oregon
fRIENT4L
SIS Washington St., Vet. 6th and 7th,
Portland, Oregon.
Btrlctly Ffrst-Clast
Geo. Bhca, Proprietor.
k RTISTIO MONUMENTfl IN NATIVE AND
A foreign marblo and granite; new aud orig
inal designs. II. J. BLAKSINO. Ofllco aud
works 'XI Third street, near Madison.
i LUERS A SCHNEIDER CO.-B. ALBKRS,
J Pres. and Mgr, Thou. Schneider. Vice-Pros.,
It. Albcrs, Soc'y. ami Trees. Proprietors U. H.
Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manufactur
ers of Rollod Oats, Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat,
Buckwheat Flour, Pearl Barley. Ryo Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Wheat. Pasta Fac
tory Mat aronl, Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers
In Uraln. Flour, llav, Shlngli , Heeds, Etc. All
kinds Mill Feed. Oillec. 1MU-JU Front Street,
corner Main, Portland, Or.
M SELLER A CO.
. Established 18.M. M. Seller. P. Low en
rart. Portland. Or,, Seattle, Wash,, Spokane,
Waah.,.flo-W W. Broadw ay, New York.
Importers and Jobbers Crockery, Glassware, Ete
B. W. Corner Front and Burnslde 8ts.,
PORTLAND, OR.
If FOSTKR & CO.'S BANQUF.T HALL CI
III. (1ARH
Have no equal.
Try them.
Tho best 10-cent cigar In the market.
T1IK KOSF.NFELD-HMITll CO., distributors
41-U Front street, 1'ortland, Or.
0. J, F.rdner R. Itochull,
CHICAGO MARKKT
Knlner A Ilochull
Dealers In fresh and cured meats; all kinds
of sausages. :IH Washington street, 1'ortland,
Orvk'ou. Both 'Phones No.i-113.
rnltF. PUIUTAN-
X II. A. Mautz, Proprietor.
SH7 Alder street, Portland. Oregon. Famtly
entrance, V87JJ; Alder St. Telephono Red 1963.
plIARLK3 J, 8CIINABEL
Attomey-at-I.aw.
615 Chamber o( Commerce Building,
Portland, Oregon.
MRS. 0. C01IIRF.LL
111 Dealer In
Leading Brands of Cigars, Canned Ooods
Cakes and Pies, fresh every day. Call at SW
Ullsati St. Lunch Ooods for Travelers.
1 RMORY DRUQ STOUK
ft
nra Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Attic! i
biauoucry, uonieetmnery ana
Domestic Cigars.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
N. W. Corner Tenth and Everett Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
)ORTf.AND ELECTRICAL AND MACHINK
WOHKU.
Electrlo lighting and electric- work of all
kinds promptly executed, lias engines for
launches. Machinery of all kinds made and
repaired. Gasoline engines for Irrigation pur
poses. FOOT OF MORRI80N STREET.
F. J, Csocch, Mgr.,
Portland, Oregon,
T ARSON A LONG
15 NORTH FIFTH 8T.
Fine wines, liquors and elgare. aire us a call.
H
KNKY IIKWKTT CO,
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Rooms M and '.7 Sherlock Building, Cornel
Third and Oak Streets.
Portland ... Oregon.
TTKRBKRT A. HALE.
Mt. Hood. Columbia River aad Northwest
Views,
Portraits, Water Colors, Crayons, tor the
trade.
Electrlo Light and Bromide Enlargements.
lrJiThlrd Street, Corner Alder.
PORTLAND, ORE.
1 TNION HOTEL
FRANK KIERNAN, Proprietor.
No, SI North Sixth Street, Corner Everett
PORTLAND. OREQON.
Table Board, I4..V) per week; Board and Lodg
ing, II M per wk. Klre Meal Tickets. ll.OJ;
Single Meals, ii cents: Lodgings, 25 to Jo cents.
Table supplied with the best the market affords.
OTKHNKKN A JULIEN-
Wholeiale aud reatall grocers, SlMUBurn.
side street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or, Tele
phone, Orou Black 2KU. Columbia US.
tKADINO BUSINESS TTRSM OP
EASTERN OREGON.
(ALSTON A CO.
Dealers In
finilture. Carpets. Walt Paper and Shade
Undertaking Ooods.
LA rjRANDB,OR.
P.
BAECU8
Dealer ta
lardware and Mining 8nppMrs, FtovM, Tts
wu, Cutlory and Uuua.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
BAKER CITV IROS WORK8
OEO. F. McLYNN, Proprietor.
Bulldtrs of Stamp Mills, Or Cars and Cert
era! Mining, Bawiuill and Planing Mill U
chlnery, Architectural Work, Ete. Itrass and
Iron Founders and Machinists. Special atten
tion given to repairing and rebuilding all klndi
if machinery.
Telephone Red 101.
BAKER CITY, OR.
mtlK ST. LAWRENCB
VRED ERNST, Proprietor.
4c4y flrst.clssi. European plan
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
T W. WI8DOM & CO.
Druggists and Apothecaries.
Prescription carefully compounded. Toilet
Articles.
Main Street, BAKER CITY, OR.
W PATTKRBON
Proprietor of
Tim EXCHANGE SALOON
Mi Agent for "Old Barbee." Woodford
County, Ky., Whiskey.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
WATERMAN A 6CUMITZ
Wboleiale and Retail Dcaleri In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARf
BAKER CITY, OR.
flMtX STORK
Ono ot the finest places In the
city for traveling men.
flNE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARS
Semember the place,
X ACKERMAN, Proprietor.
BAKER CITY, OB.
u
NDERTAK1NO
In the neatest form. Pol.
Isbed and metallic coffin.
A No. 1 hears. Uoodser.
lice assured.
. i
W. 8, NELSON, Funeral Director,
TENDLETON, OR.
m C. TAYLOR
THE "HARDWARE MAN."
ardware. Stove. Tin and Copperwar.
Uine, Plaster, Cement, Coal, Iron and
Steel aud Uydraullo Pipe.
TO Main Street.
TENDLETON, OR
mUK PIONEER DRUO STORK
ULA SLATE, Proprietor.
Onr stock Is thoroughly up-to-date. W earn
nothing but strictly At goods at
E uiii smciiy aj
popular prices,
115 Court Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
Hotel
Pendleton..
E. J. MOORE,
Proprietor.
ENDLETON
- OR
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
BAKER CITY, ORGEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IH
fine Whiskies and Cigars
uirter for Mfolnf
and Commercial Mca
BAKER OTY - OREGON
nOBERTS' CAFK
Best Grade ol
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARS '
reuith and Stark Sts., PORTLAND, ORKQOM
Private Entrance, 101 Fourth Street. Tela
hoc Black 1AU.
w
K PAY OOOD WAGE
To Good People
For Good Work
RAK LAUNDRY CO,
No. SM GlUaa M Mat
aesMTH.
01
F
IRBT NATIONAL BANK, THE DALLES, OR.
J. B. BcnenK, Pres.; u. n, iieai, punier.
A general banking buMncss transacted. De
posits received, subject to sight draft or check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
mitted on rinv of collection. Hlght nnd tele
graphic oschange sold on New York,, Ban Fran
Cisco and Portland.
I
F
BENCH b CO , BANKERS
THE DALLES, OR,
D. U. French. J. W. Frenoh.
J. 0. Hostatler, Cashier.
T
HE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BREWERY
AUGUBT BUCHLER, Prop.
This welJ-knovf n brewery Is now turning oul
the best Beer and I'ortercast of tho Cascades.
The latest appllaurcs for tho manufacture of
good healthful Beer have been Introduced, and
only the Ur.t-class article will be placed on the
market.
East Second Street
THE DALLES, OR.
T
HK WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY
Offlcos Seventeenth and Front Street.
Portland, Orejon.
The Umatilla House
11C DALLES, OR.
SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors.
..The American Plan Only....
Rates, II, ll.'iO and 2 per day.
All trains clop for puweugers, 0. R. A N.
tlrket ofllco. Wcttorn Union telegraph. Long
dlrtiince Boll telephone. Acentsuud ofllco for
all stage Hues. Accommodations flrst-clais.
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR.
General Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchant
Offices and Warehouse at
BAILBOAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS.
Wool handling our specialty.
Grain bought and (old.
The Regulator Line.
Tho Otllor, Pirtland ( Astoria
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
LINE....
Dairy Line ol Steamer Between PortUnd,
Vancouver, Cascade Locks, Hood Rivet
and ail Point on the Washington tide.
The steamers Dallas City and Regulator leave
Portland vry mornlag (except Sunday) at 7
and The DUle ,t 1 a. ra arriving at destlna.
Uon In ample tin tor outgoing train.
freight Rate Greatly Reduced.
W. C. ALLAWAY.Gea.Agt,
Foot nf Ceurt Street, The Dalles, Or
SLITER'S CAFE
148' SIXTH STREET
Between Morrison and Alder
-BESTdRADES OF-
...Wines, Liquors and. Cigars...
The Finest Straight 10-cent Saloon In the
Northwest.
S'
TAR BREWERY CO.
Brewer and Bottlei ol the Faraou
HOP GOLD BEER
VANCOUVER, WABH.
B
ROW N & M'CABE, STEVEDORES
Portland, Oregon.
Correspondence solicited.
Ship's mall promptly delivered.
Cable address Browu.
I-OUN KELLY
MCUCIBI J.UIBUIV AECllt.f U RU M.M.MV.
Scottish Union A National Ins. Co.. Edlnburg
and London: Western F, and M. Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. 62 Third St., Columbian Bldg.
.akb. .n.a. . AA... V.A .., AIA
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