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TOPICS OF
THE TIMES.
A hotel trust In the Intent "Front!"
Another author of lovo nongs bns
died in poverty. Why don't they wrlto
coon songs and cltnnco the gout?
Compulsory arbitration should here
after be) the keynote of labor when It
ceks by legislation a solution for the
wage question.
And now American made locomotives
aro going to New Zealand. The Yun
kco machinist Is nlmost justified In
laying with Edmund DauteB, "Tho
world Is mine!"
It seems to havo becotno n custom of
lato to talk about "doing a stunt"
Wherein "stunt" Is nny Improvement
on tho authorized and regularly or
dained "stint" does not appear.
Even If tho Patent Olllco Is overbur
dened with "notions," Inventive genius
languishes; eW somebody would win
tho rich roward awaiting tho man who
can build nn automobile that docs not
look us If it needed a horse In front.
A lovo affair In a 8emlnoIo Indian
camp resulted In the death of four
braves nnd the tlulcldo of the maiden.
Twns ever thus. Contact with clvlll
ration robs tho noble red man of his
itolclsm and makes him sensitive us
a woman.
A I'ekln correspondent of tho Associ
ated I'rcss says that a medal will bo
struck to commemorate tho heroic de
fense made by the besieged foreigners.
Tho motto suggested for the medal Is
that noble one, attributed by Plutarch
to tho Greek lawgiver Lycurgus, equal
ly applicable In wnr and -In peace,
'Men, not walls, mnko a city."
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Oysters are usually recommended to
convalescents as affording a digestible
nddltlon to the necessarily limited diet
ary, but they posschs another nnd spe
cial advantage an n tonic and tissue
builder, by reason of the largo propor
tion of phosphorus which thoy contain.
A chemist who recently analysed tho
oysterM especially sought after by tho
Parisians found that In a do7.cn Portu
guese oysters thore was about two
llftlis of a gram of phosphoric acid, and
In a dozen French oysters a little less.
Grocer J. II. Chambers, of Bclienec
,, tody, N. Y., In a letter competing for a
J3tr.o for tho beat life story Illustrating
V nnw In mivn imilll-V throws 111 With hU
experience a few precepts. He says:
To nnw money on a small Income begin
by marrying the girl )ou love uud Unit
loves you.
He so honest nnd ludiiHtrlotii that your
employers cannot do without you.
Upend all jour npiire moments In the
, society of your wife nnd family.
Do not go uiiywheie that )ou would bo
BNhniniMl to tnKe your wlfu to.
Make your home no nttmctlvc (tint your
children will hale to lie uwny.
Study the wiiiiih of jour wife nml fam
ily. These nrenll the law and the prophets
on tho question of how to be healthy,
wealthy and happy-, though married.
Btatlstlcs on Insanity recently pub
lished go to show thai mental health Is
not Improving. Ilctwcci. 1HW) and 1800
the imputation of the United .States In
creased two mid a half time, while the
mentally mulcted, Including tho feeble
minded, multiplied six time; In Illinois
nlono In twenty years tho population
Increased 51 per cent, while tliu lusauu
Increased 75 per cent. Civilization
nnd progrohs nro costly blessings. Tho
demands of modern life aro growing
more exacting ami more complex. That
many break down under tho strain Is
not surprising. It Is'thd merciless proc
ts of natural selection. Tho II tt est
survive, and In the end the nice Is I in
proved bodily and mentally. Hut this
does not comfort those who, falling,
now, In other times and other condi
tions might bo unproved and selected
us the lltttest, ,
Italy has set an example of swift pun
ishment toiupvnMl with mercy worthy
of Imitation by tho most stable and In
telligent governments of Europe.
Hrescl, thu anarchist, assassinated
King Humbert. Ope mouth later to a
day Hrescl was found guilty, ufter a
deliberate mid fair trial, uud was sen
tenced to life liuprlsoumcut. Although
Humbert wasa popular sovereign, there
were no outbreaks at the tilal, no mobs
Intervened to take tho assassin out of
tho hands of Justice, and there wus nn
entire absence of any hysterical dis
turbance of the peace. No Anglo-Saxon
court could havo proceeded with more
dignity to an liupurtlal verdict The
fact that tho people are apparently sat
lulled with the verdict of life Imprison
ment occasions surprise. Somehow
Western thought has Ideutllled modern
Italy with bloodthlrtttluess. Wo are
uccustomed to think of the Italians as
of their cousins, tho French, as a mer
curial people, demanding life for life,
glcti to demonstration nnd uprisings
on the slightest provocation. The dig
nity of Hresel's trial and tho Judicial
temper of the people gives quo a new
uud surprising conception of the ltal.au
character.
Marlon Harlaud lusUts that chivalry
Is dead. Her proof Is found In tho con
duct of men In tho street cars, She tlmls
that fewer men glvo up their beats to
women tluiu formerly. Taking up the
men's side of the 'mutter, she says It
makes no difference that women aro
more and more engaging In tho work
of men, Tho latter should remember
Unit womau U tho weaker vessel, and
humanity no less than gallantry de
mands that men defer to her. To tho
allegation that women forget the court
esy of acknowledgment, sho says "that
Is their nffalr." Hy comparison with
men, says Hnrland, every woman is a
child. "If tho child is Ill-mannered
the man can afford to be magnani
mous." While there are those who will
claim that the magnanimity of men
should receive graceful acknowledg
ment from woman, tho whole mntter
may bo resolved Into a sensible discrim
ination. It Is asking too much of a
tired miner to give up his seat to a so
ciety belle. An elderly mnn Is under
no obligation to surrender his sent to n
healthy young schoolgirl. Circum
stances must decide. Chivalry Is not
dead In tho hearts of American men.
In no country lu the world Is woman
treated with such consideration nnd
courtesy ns lu this country. And thin
courtesy Is not simply a matter of cus
tom. It springs from a genuine respect
for tho weaker Bex.
Heredity and tho mlcrobo theorj
havo been getting some linnl knock!
during tho past decade. The microbe
Is still holding his own ns the primary
disturbance lu certain clauses of hu
man aliments, although the physicians
have now reached a point In bacteriol
ogy sufllclcntly advanced to enable
them to confidently nsscrt that the ba
cilli aro not responsible for every ills
caso that (losh Is heir to. At the recent
international medlcnu congress held lu
Paris ono of the most renowned of
medical authorities warned the younger
members of the profession ngalnst the
danger of ascribing every human ail
ment to bnctcrlnl luilucncc. Hut "her
edity" ns an excuse for all sorts of ab
normal mental manifestations nnd
moral delluqucnckM has been almost
completely dislodged by scientists. The
tlmo Is gone by when the drunkard can
hide behind his Inebriated great-greatgrandfather.
Heredity can no longer
bo urged as a sulllclcut cause for tho
moral degeneracy that leads a man to
appropriate that which belongs to oth
ers. Low-browed men may come from
low-browed ancestors, but statistics
tend to prove that under proper envi
ronment and lulluences the low-browed
youngster tuny bo developed Into a
strong and most creditable member of
society lu spite of his progenitors. In
nn address before the national prison
congress at Cleveland George Torrance,
superintendent of the Illinois State
lteformatory, plnced thu portion of
crime that Is due to heredity at less
than 10 per cent. He mnlntnlned what
Is now tlio commonly accepted view of
tho soclologlglsts nnd criminologists
thnt crime Is dun to environment. It
follows, therefore, that a great major
ity of criminals cau bo saved If prop
erly handled nnd placed under a proper
environment. Snld Mr. Torrance: "I
havo no hesitation In asserting that at
least 85 per cent of all young men and
boys who hnvo committed crimes, If
taken charge of In time nnd subjected
to proper treatment, will become good
citizens. Ninety per cent of the young
convicted of crimes would not become
criminals with proper surroundings,
proper companions and proper atten
tion." Tli3 sooner tho nncleut notions
about "heredity" are exploded the bet
ter for society and tho state. The Idea
that alcoholism or consumption among
a man's ancestors predestines him to
tho same fate Is most pernicious doc
trine, and Is sometimes appalling lu Its
consequences. It not only excuses
crime but superinduces a condition of
hopelessness thnt Is nil the more pit
iable becnuso unfounded. Heredity bus
hnd mu'ny centuries of moral derelic
tion nnd inontnl despair to answer for.
It Is tlmo that thu light of science was
relieving It of Its burdens. The new
science teiches thnt mnn Is largely re
sponsible for what lie Is; thnt his moral
mid meutnl shortcomings cannot b
charged up against his progenitors.
No Wonder.
"Well, It ain't surprlsln' flat white
folks klu lm wlilti wld ttowdcr llku dU!"
-Now York World.
Tho Child .Mind.
A little girl wishing to get her enp
from n dark room asked the nurse for
It. Tho nurse told told her that she
should not be afraid of the dark, us God
was lu the dark us well as In the light.
Tho little gill looked doubtfully Into
d.uk room, then walking bravely to
the door, wiltl: "God, please, blr, hand
mo my enp."
A little child lu n Sunday school
class, belug questioned how Eve en un
to be made, hesitated some time, mid
then brightening up, bald: "God looked
at Adam uud bald, I guess I can do bet
ter than that, nnd ho thou made Eve."
Harpec's Monthly.
1.11b at High Temperature,
In a perfectly dry atmosphere animal
life can exist at a temperature of 300
degrees Fahrenheit This Is tvS degrees
above the bolllug point of wstar.
KADINO BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
ALSTON A CO.
Dealer! In
Faralture, Carpet, Wall Paper and Snade
Undertaking Goods.
LA ORANDR, OR.
BA&CUB
Dealer ta
terdware and Mining 8nrTMtn, Ptorea, Tls
i, Cutlery and Guua.
BAKER CITY, OREGON
RAKER CITY IRON WORKS ,
GEO. F. McLYNK. Proprietor.
Builders ot Stamp Mills, Ore Curt and Oert
rat Mining, Sawmill and Planing Mill M
chlnery, Architectural Work, Ltc Itrais and
Iron Pounder ami Mnchinlsis. bpeclal atten
tion glren to repairing and rebuilding all kind!
( machinery.
PeUphone Red ICt
HAKF.R 8ITY, OR
T
UK BT. LAWRENCE
FRED ERNST, Proprietor.
)nly first, clan. European plan
BAKER CITY, OREQON.
T W. WISDOM A CO,
Druggist and Apothecaries.
Prescription carefully compounded. TolUl
Article.
Main Street, BAKER CITY, OR,
iy PATTERSON
Proprietor of
THE EXCHANGE SALOON
tola Agent for "Old Barbee." Woodford
CouutT, Kjr., Wilskcy.
BAKER CITY, OREGON.
fTTATERMAN A ECIIMirZ
Wholtiale and Retail Beaten In
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOAR!
PAKER CITY, OR.
MMIK STORE
One ot the flnut ptacri In ths
city lor traveling men.
FINE WINKS, LIQUORS AND CIOARI
Remember the place,
X ACKERMAN, Proprietor.
BAKER CITY, Oft.
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NDERTAKINO
In th neatest form. Pol
Ished and metallic coffins.
A No. 1 hears. Qoodr
ilea assured.
W. 8. NELSON, Funeral Director,
PENDLETON, OR.
m a TAYLOR
THE "HARDWARE MAN."
ardware. Stove. Tin and Coppsrwara.
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Coat, Iron and
tjteel aud Ujrdraullo I'll).
T21 Main Street. PENDLETON, OR,
rpHK PIONEER DRUO STORK
OLA SLATE, Proprietor.
Onr stock Is thoroughly up-to-date. Wtcarr)
nothing but strictly Al goods at
popular prices.
115 Court Street.
PENDLETON, OR.
Hotel
Pendleton..
E. J. MOORE,
Proprietor.
PENDLETON
OR
HENRY RUST
Pacific Brewery
BAKER CITY, ORGEON.
A. NEUBERGER
DEALER IN
fine Whiskies and Cigars
Hucfaiurim for Mining
and Commercial Mn.
BAKER CITY - - OREGON
nOBEKTd' CAFB
Best Grade of
WINKS, LIQUORS AND CIGAR
raurth and Stark Hts., PORTLAND. OREQON
Private Entrance, 10 Fourth. Street, Talo
paou Black l3l.
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K FAY GOOD WAQM
To 0xk1 Peoplt
For Oood Work
TAR LAUNDRY CO,
No. M4 OlUaa , marY-M.
Ms Business Fhis ol The Ms
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IRST NATIONAL BANK, TUB DALLI8, OR,
J. S. Bchenk, Prei.j U. M. Real, Cashier.
A general banking business transacted. De
posits recelred, subject to eight draft or check.
Collection made and proceed! promptly re
mitted on dny ot collection, night and tele
graphic exchange lold on New York, Ban Fran
clico and Portland,
F
RKNC1I A CO , BANKERS
THE DALLES, OS.
D. II. French. J. W. Frenoh.
J. 0. Hosteller, Caihler.
T
HE CELEBRATED COLUMBIA BREWERY
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop.
Tnli well-known brewery Is now turning out
tho best Beer ond Porter cast of tho Cascades.
The latest appliances for tho manufacture of
good healthful Ilccr have been Introduced, and
only tho first-class article will be placed on the
market.
East Second Street ,
THE DALLES, OR.
rnHE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY
Offices Seventeenth and Front Street.
Portland, Oregon.
The Umatilla House
THE DALLES, OR.
SINNOTT & FISH, Proprietors.
....The American Plan Only,
Ratt. fl, II.S0 and J vor day.
All train top for imssctiKcrs. O. It. A N.
Mket office. Western Union telegraph. Long
dlstuncc Hell telephone. Agents and office for
all stage Hues. Accommodations llrst-clai.
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OB.
General Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchant.
Office and Warehouses at
'railroad and steamer depots.
ll Wool handling our ipectalty.
K Qratn bought and sold.
The Regulator Line.
Tho Billet, Ptrtland Astoria
NAVIGATION CO.
THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER
' LINE....
Dally Line of Steamer Between Portland,
Vancouver, Cascade Lock, Hood Rivet
and all Point oo Uu Vaahlnjton aide.
The ateamrr Dalit City and R.gulater Uava
Portlaad Ttry naming (except luaday)at7
aad Tt Dalle at a. a., arriving at destina
tion in ample lias tor outgoing train.
Freight Rata Greatly Reduced.
W. 0. ALLAWAY.Oea. Agt.,
Foot nt Ceurt Street, Th Pallas, Or
SLITER'S CAFE
148 SIXTH STREET
Between Morrison and Alder
-BEST ORADES OF-
...Wines, Liquors and Cigars..,
Tb Finest Btralght 10-csnt Saloon tn th
Northwest.
.ANP SOAP AND CHy
QTAK 11REWERY CO.
Brewer and Dottlen of th Famous
UOP GOLD BEER
VANCOUVER, WASH.
B
ROVTN A M'CARK, S1'EVED0RE3
Portland, Oregon.
Corresrtondcnre solicited.
8Uli's mall promntly dellvcrad.
Cable address Urowu.
rOHN K 1.11
UUCt AIUTKUVV A.VII,. 1 1 W Kill UKIltia, i
Scottish Uulon A National In. Co., Edlnburg
aud Londoni Wc.tern F. and M. Auurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. Kltf ThlrU t., Columbian Bldg. ,
RUTCUFFE A BI.IKD-HAMER 8UTCUFFK,
Joau lilted. Wall Paper and Decorations,
Plain and IVcorntlv. Paper Hanglnr, Uoom
Painting, Graining, Kaltomlnlng. Shop and
atore,4 Aldat Street, PotUand, Or, 'Phona
PORTLANO. OREGON. y
Hake Your DepoetU With tha
i-OMMKRCIAL BANK ..
j Capital, aso.ooo.i Responsibility, tfOO.om.
Board of directors! Oen. Thos. M. Anderson,
W. L. Boise, a M. Beard, Lleat. C. H. Martin,
Henry Christ. Interest paid on time deposits.
BAVIN08 DEPARTMENT Deposit received
In sums of One Uollnr and upwards. Interest
credited semi-annually. S. M. heard, President;
Gen. Thos. M. Anderson, Vice-President) A.
Hossaok, Cashier.
F
IRBT NATIONAL BANK
OF VANCOUVER, WASn.
Charles Brown, pruldcnt. I M. Hidden, vloe
president, E. I- Canby, cashier. ,
TXONARD HOUSE
Furnished Room to Rent by tho Day, Week
or Month.
MRS. V. 0. BOND. Proprietress
KMJi Est Morrison St., PORTLAND, OR
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UGENE 110CII
Wholesale Dealer In
WINES, LIQUOR8 AND CIGAfiB.
Office: 110 Fourth Street,
felephono 108. PORTLAND, OREGON
UORTLAND ROLLING MILLS
Manufacturers of
PIO IRON AND STEEL.
N.'E. AVER, Manager,
22nd and Nlcolal Streets
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ILLIAM8, WOOD A LINTIIICUM,
Geo. II. Williams, C. E. R. Wood, L. R. Lin.
thlcum, J. 0. Flandort, Attorne-at-Lar.
Chamber of Commcrco Building,
Portland, Oregon
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RIENTaL
S2S Washington St., ct. 6th and 7th,
Portland, Oregon,
Strictly FIrat-Clat
Geo. Shea, Proprietor.
1 RTI8TIO MONUMENTS IN NATIVE AND
A foreign marble and granite; new and orig
inal designs. II. J. lll.AKHIMl. Oftlco aud
works 267 Third street, near Madison.
A LRERS A SCHNEIDER CO.-R. ALRER8,
A Prcs. and Mgr, Thos. Schneider, VIce-Prcs.,
It. Albers, Sec'y. and Trca. Proprietors U. 8.
Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manufactur
er of Rolled Oat., Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat,
Buckwheat Flour, Pearl Harley. Ryo Flour,
Whole Wheat Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Whiat. Pat Fac
tory Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers
tn Grain, Flour. Hay, Nhtnglrs, Heeds, Etc. All
kinds Mill Feed. Office, WUi Front 8
Street,
corner Main, Portland, o:.
M SELLER A CO.
. Established 1S. M. Belter. F. Lowen
gart. Portland, Or., Seattle, Wash., Spokaue,
Wash., So-93 W. Broadway, New York.
Importer and Jobbers Crockery, Qlassware, El
8. W. Corner Front and Burnslde St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
If FOSTER A CO.'S BANQUET HALL CL
)1. GARS
Have no equal.
Try them.
The best 10-cent cigar In the market.'
THE ROSENKELD-SMITH CO., distributors
4M3 Front street, Portland, Or.
0. J. Erdner
R. Hochult,
CHICAGO MARKET
Erdner Hochull
Dealer In fresh and cured meats; alt kind
of sausages. 814 Washington street, Portland,
Oregon. Both 'Phones No. 413.
T
HE PURtTAN-
ll. a. Jlauli, proprietor.
287 Alder street, Portland. Oregon. Family
entrance, 2S7H Alder 8t. Telephone Red 19G3.
pHARLES J. 8CHNABEL
Attorney-at-lAW.
61S Chamber of Commerce Building,
Portland, Oregon.
AfR8. 0. C01II HEM,
al Dealer In
Leading Brand of Cigars, Canned Good
Cakes and Pics, fresh eeiy day. Call at SM
Qlisan St. Lunch Goods for Travelers.
ARMORY DRUO STORE
ft,
are Drug and Chemical, Toilet Artie!
maiionery, confectionery ana
Domestlo Cigars,
Prescription a Specialty.
N. W. Corner Tenth and Everett Street,
Portland, Oregon.
)0RTLAND ELECTRICAL AND MACHINE
WORKS.
Electric lighting and electrlo work of all
kind promptly executed, (las engine for
launches. Machinery of all kind made and
repaired. Oasolln engine for Irrigation pur
poses.
FOOT OF MORRISON STREET.
F. J. Caoccv, Mgr.,
Portland, Oregon.
T ARSON LONG-
15 NORTH FIFTH ST.
Fin wine, liquor and cigar Give us a call.
H
KNRY HKWKTT A CO.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Room 24 and 27 Sherlock Building, Cornel
Third aud Oak Streets.
Portland ... Oregon.
TTERBERT A. HALE.
Mt. Hood. Columbia River and Northwest
Views.
Portraits, Water Colors, Crayon, (or the
trada.
Electrlo Light and Bromide Enlargement.
lrJjThlrd Street, Corner Aider.
PORTLAND, ORE.
1TNION HOTEL
FRANK KIERNAN, Proprietor.
No. 81 North Sixth Street, Corner Everett
TORTLAND. OREGON.
Tabla Roard. I5.M Mr week: Board and lxxr.
lng, ft SO pel week. Five Meal Tickets. Il.uo;
Single Meals, 25 cents; lodgings. 25 to Wc-nt.
Table supplied with the best the market afford.
OTEUNKEN A JULIEN-
Wholcsale and reatall grocers, S1J-314 Bum
side street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or. Tala
Sltone, Oragon Black aW2, Columbia (U,
FAIR DIALING PATROIfMUl
0. P. S. FLUMMER,
Orngt, Medicine and Chemical,
Toilet Articles, Trusses, Paint,
Oil, Ola, Etc
8. E. Corner Third and Madison BtreaU.
riOODYEAR RUBBER CO.
B. H. PEASE, Vlca-Frcsldent and Manf
ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS.
73-75 First St.
PORTLAND OREdOIl
T
HE UNITED CARRIAGE COMPANY
H. M. Mears, Pres.; Marlon Wilcox Seo'y.
Rubber tire on our ambulances, carriage
coupes, carry-a Is and livery, Malnoruceta
W. corner Seventh and Taylor streets Brand
office: Baggaite and Omnibus Transfer Co
Fourth and Stark streets, Portland, Or. Board
lng and car of horse a ipeclalty. Tel. 222.
nOR CLATSKANIE AND WAY LANDIN08-.
I? steamer 0. W. 8hacr. Leaves Portlanl
ffi'ndays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5 p. ra
leaves Clatskanle Mondays, Wednesday and
FvidayaatSp.m.; arriving at Portland at 3 a.
m. on Tusday, Thursday and Baturday. Whan
and onlco foot of Washington street, riteamen
to charter lor excursions and freighting of all
kinds. Log, and all kinds of heavy and llghl
tWlnr SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.,
" Phone Ml. J. W. SHAVER, Manager.
Enterprise Pickling Works
T. B. FINNEOAN, Proprietor.
Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Sauces, Cider, Mu
tarda, Chow chow, Olive, OUvo Oil, Eto. t lag
Brand Bottled Pickle.
East Alder Street and Union Avenue,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
Telephone, Oregon White 4V, Columbia MSI
PORTLAND GUN STORE
182 First Street.
Dealer In Guns, Fishing Tackle, Revolver!
Pocket Cutlery, Bicycle. Gun nnd Rlcrclri
to rent by tho day or week. Repairing a spe
cialty. Telephone Oregon Black 037.
Northwest School Furniture Co.
SCHOOL DESKB
AND SUPPLIES
Maps, Globes, Charta,
Black Boards, eto.
School, Office, Bank.
Conrthotue, Church and
Hall Furniture.
Opera Chairs.
21 Yamhill Street,
PORTLAND, OR.
Rubber Cement
.FLOOR PAINT.
Dries bard over night -and wean like
Iron. For tale by all first-dat paint
retailer, or by the manufacturers.
W. P. Fuller & Go.
Cor. Front and Pine Sts.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
N. P. d. FOLEN. Prop.
A First Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Board by the Week, t3 00, Meals, 15 cent,
Room by the Week,1.00audup. TrontlenU
ollclu-d,
BAR IN CONNECTION.
100 N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, Clay OX
PORTLAND, OR.
F. W. WINTERS
149 Fourth Street.
BEST ORADES OF
Wines, Liquors and Ggars.
The finest saloon In the city,
...CALL AT...
NIELS R. J0R6ENSEN
For the Best Grade of
Wines, Liquors and Ggars.
jggfi
BEST LINE
TO
St Pan, Minneapolis, Dnlnti, CBlcaji,
And all Points East
Through Palace and Tourist 81eeper, Dining v
Jara (meal a la carte), Buffet, Smoking, Library
Cars,
For ticket and full Information regarding
Eastern trip, call at city ticket office, 'A8 Mori.
son street. A. B. C. DF.s NISTON.
City Pees, and Ticket Agent
...Call At...
W. SPORE
For the Best Grades ot
lies, Liquors u. Cigars
US North StvsnU St. .
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