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Triumph Roastel Coffees
Tlio Most RpnrktliiK, Delicious And Alo-
luntlc COFKKKH Kcr Placed
on this .Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
..Pour Blends..
T J. KADDERLY,
' DEALER IN HARDWARE.
Htovrs, Ranges, Tin, Copper and Granite
Iron-Ware, Crockery, (ilasswnrc and IIouso
KuniialilriK Ooods. Jobbing promptly at
tended to.
Ml-ltJ First fit., cor. Alder, Odd Fellows' Illdg.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
-I7-RANER A
KRAMER
TAILORS.
223 Washington Street,
PORTLAND, ORF.QPN.
Established In New Vork 1762.
New York, Chicago, Iloston, Philadelphia
Denver, Portland.
T.KVOn A RAYNOI.DS CO.
Xf Paints, Colors, Varnishes, I .end, Ilrushcs,
Artists' Materials, wholesale only. No. CO First
Httcct, corner Pino, Portland, Or, 'Phones,
Oregon Red lift), Columbia 401.
pORTLAND LOAN OFFICII
Dan Maui, Proprietor.
...Hlgncst Price Paid (or Old Oold nnd Bllver...
No. 71 Third Street, Near Oak
PORT LAND, OR.
Loans money on nil kinds of security. Unre
deemed pledges sold for amount loaned,
T II. WILD
Jobbing nnd Rotall Dealer In
WINES AND LIQUORS
132 Third Street, Opposite MnsonloTvmplo.
Portland, Oregon.
l
rp A. WOOD.
ltEAL ESTATE AND PENSION ATTORNEY.
Room 10, Odd Fullona' llulldltig.
l'OltrLAND.ORK.
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W. A1UK3
F. W. ARI88 A CO.
Wholesale llrokerngo and Coinmlsr Ion
No. (3 Front Slrcot.
Columbia 'Phono 219.
Portland, Or.
1
lOlirtiANl) JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Watch and Clock Repairing: Cleaning, 75oj
wain spring. 7Ac. All work guaranlved.
npeaiacii's irom up; rumens 'io glasses
lor 11.26. with tho
Irt-Sl
leutes
ider nil
Eves tested
frie, 'iho Portland
Jeweler una Optician,
182 First Ht. near Alder.
TjUIItllANKH'
STANDARD SCALES.
Fairbanks, Morso A Company,
First and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon,
TolephonoSI.
-pAXTON, IIKAUII A HIM ON
Attorneys at.Law.
610 Chamber ol Commerce,
Portland Oregon.
tur o. noon hao co.
Manufacturers and Importers ol
1IAGB, TWINES. TENTH AND AWNINGH,
I'LAUH AND MINING HOSE.
JlagKliig Material, Camas, Hall Making In all
Its Branches, Cotton Duck, Cordage, vie.
2-34 N. First H'. and 210-212-214.216 Couch St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
TVOWNING, HOPKINS A CO.
1IROKERH.
Oround floor, Chamber ol Commerce,
Portluud, Or.
n and K, llallor lIulldhiR, Seattle, Wash.
New VorkHloek EiehaiiKU,
Chicago Hoard ol Trade.
K. Munton.
K, Miinion.
niHE ANHEUSKR lll'SCH-KIno Itineli every
.1 nay. iit'ki ueerou earm. rino wines, u
T
u.
uora and clitars.
2JI MorrUon bt,, cor. Secon
j'oriiamt, ur.
X-UBTERN OYSTER HOUSE
ED. JOIINM1N, Proprietor.
CrsHlUh, when In seaioii, cooked In win.
312 Washington bt., near Sixth,
Oteson Phone Red ll. PORTLAND, OR.
Columbia Phouu 77.
m-RKIIIIi; A HUMAbO.VH PHARMACY-
Coruer 2nd and Wanhiuitlou Sis. Strictly
Mxli Krado medli'lucsa! lowest prices. Money
ml by patronising us,
mm: popular
l.'S First Street,
Hot. Washington and Alder
1'hotie Oregon Red Wl Phouu Columbia Na
JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor,
Portland, Or.
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1 I.I.I AM ilUbJELI. MACKENZIE
1'UHI.IO ACCOUNTANT
FOltTLAND, OHKC10N
T E. HAtiKLTlNK A CO.
Importers and Dealers In
IllON HTKEL AND COM.
ULACKBMITHB' HUIT1.1KS,
Carriage A Wagon Material, Hardwood Lumber
49 A ftl Second Bt.
POUTLANP, OltEOON.
plANO W.WtKUOOMB
or
li: 8IN8IIEIMEU, Bole Agent lor
THE JACOW DOLL PIANO
The best upright piano made, and other first
lass pianos
ass lusnoi rvniMi a
nd sold on lnslallmsuu.
jso.73 intra btrvet
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Established IMA Phone
Vottn Ml.
Make Your Deposits With tht
flOMMKRCMIi HANK i
J Capital, "iO.OOO.: Responsibility, 1100,000.
llonrd'of directors: (Jen. Tho. M. Anderson,
W. Ii.linlKcH.il. Heard, Mem. C. It. Martin,
Henry Christ. InlrreU paid on time deposits.
HAVlNdH DEPARTMENT Deposit! received
in sums of Ono Dollar and upwards. Interest
credited semi-annually. H. M. llcaril, 1'resldentJ
(len. Thos. M, Anderson, Vice-President; A.
Ilossnck, Cashier.
TjlIRST NATIONAL I1ANK
OF VANCOUVER, WASH.
Charles Drown, prcldetit, I M. Hidden, viae
president, E. L. Canby, cnsliler.
T KONARD HOUSE
Furnished Rooms to Rent by tho Day, Week
or Month,
i
MRS. V. O. IIOND, Proprietress.
SOIJi East Morrison St., PORTLAND, OR.
fjUOENE HOCH
Wholcsalo Dealer In
WINKS, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Ofllcc: 110 Fourth Street,
Tclophono 1081. PORTLAND, OREGON
pORTLAND ROLLINO MILLS
Manufacturers of
PIQ IRON AND 8TEEL.
N. E. AVER, Manager, ,
22nd and Nicola! Streets.
W"'
LIAMH, WOOD A LINTH1CUM,
Geo. H. Williams. C. E. 8. Wood, L. II. Lin
thluum,J, U. Flanders, Altornejs-nM.aw.
Chamber of Commerce Diilldlng,
Portlnnd, Oregon
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MENTAL
828 Washington St., bet. Cth nnd 7th,
Portland, Oregon.
Strictly Ilrst-Closi.
Geo. Shea, Proprietor.
A"
Inal
RTIHTIC MONUMESTH IN NATIVE AND
furi'lL'ti marblu mid crnn li. now and nrlir.
I disluus. II. J. IlLAhMMI. Olllco uud
works 267 '1 hlrd street, near Mndlson.
AI.IIKR8 A M'llNKIDEIt CO.-I1. ALI1ERS,
I'ns. anil Mgr, Ihos, H'lnu'lilcr, Vlce-Pres.,
n. miners, nocy anil inas. rropric
Proprietors U. S.
UlV Mnliiilaetllr.
Mill and Mirchant Knllvr Mil
trsof Rolled Oats, Oat Mal, Flaked Wheat,
iiucKwniat riour, reari nariey. ito Hour,
Wholo Wheat Flour. Com Men I, Rjo Meat,
Hominy, Farina. Steel Cut Whint. Pastn Fac
tory Mai aronl, Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers
In Grain, Flour, Hay. Shlnitlrs. heeds. Ete. All
corner Malu, l'ortland, dr.'
IIIIIB Mill lll.lil llllllll.
uuiee, vtu-2U front street,
M SELLER A CO.
. Established 1850. M. Seller. P. Low on
gart. l'ortland. Or., Seattle, Wash., Spokaue,
ash,, Po.92 W. llroadway, New York.
Imporlcrsand Jobbers Crockery, Glassn arc, Etc
6. W. Cornar Front and Ilurnsldo Sts.,
PORTLAND, OR.
G. J. Krdner
R. Hochull
CHICAGO MARKET
Knluer A Hochull
Dealers In fresh and cured meats; all kinds
ofsauiaKes. 814 Wathlnuton street, Portland,
Ormon.
iiuiii I'uuues jmi. 4i
.413.
mllK PURITAN-
JL II. A. Mnuti, Proprietor.
27 Alder street, l'ortland. OrcRon
Famlh
entrance, .at?) Aiuer hi.
Telephone Red 19iU
flHARLES J.
8CHNA1IEL
Attoruej.aM aw.
MS Chamber ol I'oiiiiiieri'o MulldluK,
Portland, Oreitou.
P1
l,os
RS. G. COIHRKLI,
Dealer In
-ondlliK llrands ol Cigars, Canned Goods
Cakes atul Ties, Iresli etery day. Call at irtt
Gllsau SI. Lunch Goods lor Travelers.
A RMORY DRUG bTORK
l'uro Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Articles
Stationery, Ciluleetlonery and
Domestlo Cigars.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
N. W. Corner Tenth and Everett Streets,
Porlluud, Oregon,
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL AND MACHINE
WORKS.
Electrlo lighting and eleetrlo work ol all
kinds promptly executed, Uai engines (or
launches. Maelituery ol all kinds made and .
repaired. Gasoline engines (or Irrigation pur- '
poses, I
FOOT OF MORRISON STREET.
F. J, Chouch, Mgr.,
Portland, Oregon,
T ARSON
it I.ONO-
14 NORTH FIFTH Sr.
Fine wines, llipiors and rlgars Gho us a call,-
H
K.NltY IIKWKTT X CO,
Fire and Marino Insurance.
Itooms So and U7 hherloek liulldiut, Corner
IhlrdaudOakHlrects.
Portland ... Oregon.
II
ElUIEllT A. HAI.K.
Ml. Hood. Columbia Rlrer and Northwest
Views,
Portraits, Water Colors, Craons, (or tho
trade,
hlectrlo Light and IiromMo Enlargements.
lSJiThlrd Street, Corner Alder.
rOUTLANI), OUE.
I JNION HOTEL
FltANK KIEltNAN, Proprlotor.
No. 81 North BUth Street, Corner Ererstt
POKTUND. OllEOON.
Tablo Hoard, J3.W per Meek; lloard and IHlg.
Ing, it M 11 week. Five Meal Tickets, fl.Wj
Hlugle Meals,'.'5eeutsi UMgiugs.SStoM cents.
Table supplied with tho lcst tho market affords.
jnon FAIU DEALING PATHONIZK
0, V, 8. PI.UMMKU.
Drugs, Medicine and Chemicals,
lotlct Attleles, Truues, Paint.
Oils, Ulass, Etc,...
. K. Corner Third and Madison Stmt,
10 LIVE A CENTURY.
VARIOUS RULES FOR REACHING
A GOOD OLD AGE.
Numerous Helps to Longevity Dif
ferent I'hyslcluus Prescribe Dilfei"
cut Utiles of LI vlnit Cleanliness,
Hejioso unci Kicrclac Hccoiiinicnded.
There nre mntiy helps to longevity,
the latest being the Hundred Year Club.
Join In, say Its members, and you need
have no further thought of sickness and
death.' However, everybody does not
belong to the Hundred Year Club, and
old-time doetors uud physicians, as well
as now ones, lay down many laws that
must be followed If health Is to pre
vail. "Avoid fussy women," says ouelearn
ed doctor; "they kill persons off by the
dozens. Avoid being fussy yourself;
It wears you out as nothing else will.
Calmness can bo attained."
".Make cleanliness your motto," says
nnother. "Hxtend this to both tho
house and the grounds. Few women
stnrve for food, but many do for fresh
nlr. Kvery woman If unable to take
a walk dully, should go out Into the
yarjl or to tho window If an Invalid
and breathe deeply a hundred times
or more for exercise.
"Throw nwny your corsets and never
wear nny tight clothing, and by all
means sleep In a wcll-veutllutcd room.
Hewuro of gluttony. If not hungry
conll no the eating to fruit uud utilize
the teeth Instead of the stomach for
chewing the food. Itatho often nnd
keep the blood pure; exercise dally and
do a kind deed on every opportunity.
"The effect of exercise on the mind Is
always good; the brain and nervous sys
tem are supplied with- more blood and
the repair of waist Is more complete."
According to Sir James Sawyer, by
observing tho following nineteen rules
one stands a good chance of being
a worthy member of the Hundred Year
Club:
1. Klght hours' sleep.
'J. Sleep on your right side.
'I. Keep your bedroom wludow open
all night.
I. Have a mat to your lodroom door.
r. Do not have your bedstead against
the wall.
(I. Xo colli water In the morning, but
a bath at the temperature of tho body.
7. Kxerclse before breakfast.
8. Kat little meat aml'soo t,hat It Is
well cooked.
0. (For adults) Drink no milk.
10. Knt plenty of fat to feed tho cells
which destroy disease germs.
11. Avoid Intoxicnnts. which destroy
those cells. j
112. Dally exercise In tho open nlr.7
13. Allow no put animals In younjlv
lug rooms; they nre likely to cniry
about disease germs. "T
14. Llvo In tho country If you call.
15. Watch the three D's-drluklng
water, damp, drains. )
1(1. Have change of occupation. '
17. Take frequent and short holidays.
18. Limit your ambition.
10. Keep your temper.
NAVIGATING HIGH IN AIR.
Hteernlilo Ilnllnoit Huh Alrcndy Mndo
Hocral Aorlnl Trip In Pur I a.
Aeronauts all over tjio world Imvo
been watching with deepest possltilo
Interest a contest conducted In Paris,
where M. Dentscli offered n prlzo of
fJO.OOO to the airship which shall mnke
the llrst sm eessf nl voyage of four miles
mil return. Tho "course" Is from Sur
eties to the KltlVl tower and hack, nnd
the entire Journey must be made In
half hour. Sureties Is a suburb of
NAVIOATI.NO THE Allt.
1'nrln fully four tulles from tho colossal
turuluK point. This makes the eutlro
dlstaneo at least eight miles, and to
travel so far In tho preserlbed timo limit
will necessitate a speed of sixteen miles
an hour or hotter. This Is a greater
velocity than has ever yet been attain
ed, which' Is In Itself of much Impor
tance. Hut the chief thing to lo dem
onstrated hy the contest Is tho possibil
ity of steering au airship.
Tho attention of persons directly In
terested lu this sort of enterprise is
more particularly centered upon the
s)ilp devlMHl by M, Sautos-Dumout,
who is been lu Paris for several
months with tho Intention of compet
ing for tho &J0.000 prUe offered by M.
Deutsch. It Is said that In ono of his
experimental voyuges M. Snutos-Du-inout
Balled from Sutvsues to uud
around tho Eiffel tower nud returned
to tho starting point. Hut when be wus
about to mako tho attempt ono day last
month In tho presence of tho Deutsch
prlzo judges something went wrung
with his apparatus ami tho full trial
was postponed! lie ascended fcr a
short distance, however, and executed
a few maneuvers to show that tho ship
could bo steered, Only a light brvexe
prevailed at tho time, and henco tho
la tact I
test was not very slgnlncsjst
mmmmm
It was meant chiefly for exhibition pur
poses nnd to avoid a complete disap
pointment to tho crowd of spectators.
He will make a fresh attempt In tho
near future, he says. M. Santos-Du-moiit
Is a Brazilian by birth, an engin
eer by profession nnd only 25 years old.
When his airship Is In operation M.
Santos-Dumout sits on n saddle almost
exnetly like that generally used by bi
cycle riders. The mnchlne Is provided
with pedals and sprocket for starting
the great propeller. But he relics main
ly upon n gasoline engine to drive the
lntter. The propeller is two-bladed
nnd has n diameter of twelve feet. Tho
blades are of steel and aluminium, with
a cover of silk. The screw makes 180
revolutions a minute nnd Is expected
to develop n speed of twenty miles nn
hour.
In modern experiments In nnvlgntlon
with a self-propelled airship two goner
nl plans have been adopted In order to
sustain the craft In tho atmosphere.
Langley, Maxim, Chanute, Llllenthnl
nnd others relied solely on tho ncro
plane, or widely outstretched wings,
but for the last two or threo years lit
tle or nothing hns been done In this di
rection. The other method wns to
have a bag tilled with hydrogen or Il
luminating gns and shaped like an Im
mense sweet potnto. The longer nxls
of this receptacle wns kept In n hori
zontal position, and from It was sus
pended a boat or other support for tho
propelling engine.
With n device of this lntter kind lion
nrd nnd Krebs, of tho French nrmy,
wcro nble to develop n speed of four
teen miles nn hour ns long ns 18S5. Nu
merous nttempts hnve been mndc slnco
that time to Improve pn tho record, but
thus far without success. Grcnt things
wero expected of Von Zeppelin's nlr
ship on Lake Constnnce, which, a full
yenr nftcr wns begun on It, hnd Its first
real trial early last .Tuly. Tho pro
jector's expectations wero not renllzed,
however, nnd rndlcnl Improvements
were undertaken.
SUBSTITUTE FOR EAR TRUMPET.
Arrntmciiicnt Intended for Use lit Pub
11c I'liicc.
Here Is It simple and convenient ar
rangement which the Inventor claims li
n good substltuto for tho ear trumpet,
the device being In
tended for use In
theaters, at the opera
or at other public
amusements by those
whose bearing Is do
f e c 1 1 v e. Two de
vices nro provided,
which nre the shape
of a hollow truncated
cone, n 1 ii hi I u 1 urn,
sound collector otlier material being
used In their manufacture, and each
collector Is formed at tho upper edge
with n slotted keeper, through which n
tape or cord Is passed to nttnch It to
the head. A Hat elastic tnpo Is prefer
able, as this mijy be adjusted without
tho necessity of tying. As only one
car trumict of tho usual pattern Is gen
erally provided, and this Is not nhvnyi
of n convenient shape for 'use In then
tors, etc., It may be that this arrange
ment will bo n practicable one for It
purpose, even If the trumpet is prefer
red for ludlvldunl conversations. The
new collectors can be adjusted on the
head ami never given a thought during
nn entlro evening, leaving both hands
free nnd generally relieving the mind
of the caro of tho trumpet. Wllllnm Q
Khrhnrdt, of New York City, Is tho In
veutor.
IHggcst ol AVntcrHpoutfi.
A column of water sixty or seventj
feet lu height that covered an area of
nearly 100 feet square was nslght that
Captain I.lddlo nud'the crew of the
steamship King Itleddyn, which arrived
from Mexico, off Cnmpeche bank, saw
on the morning of Sept. 10.
Cnptnln Llddle, lu describing tho un
usual spectacle, said:
It was about 0:30 In the morning of
tho 10th, when we wero In latitude
.1:11 and longitude 87:07, while off the
northeast end of Cnmpeche bank, in the
Gulf of Mexico, that wo observed a col
umn of water whirling in the nlr at a
height of apparently sixty or seventy
feet, and covering nn n,rea that appear
ed to be about 100 feet square.
"Tho column, which looked llko a
mass of steam, made n beautiful sight
as It shot Into the nlr. All around It the
water was foaming nud frothing like
breakers lu n shoal. As to what It wns,
I don't know; It looked like a volcnnlc
eruption, though I never heard of nuy
volcanoes In that region. It may have
been duo to nn upheaval caused by nn
earthquake."
Captain I.lddlo said that tho spectacle
was visible for half nu hour, and that
na tho King Ilteddyn gradually sailed
out of sight of It the water calmed
down and then suddenly rose again,
shooting a steaming column high into
tho nlr.
Protection Agalnat Ilurglara.
Iu tearing down tho Atlantic Mutual
Insurance Company building In New
York City n secret method of protection
against hank burglars has been reveal
ed lu the form of cannon balls looaely
Imbedded lu tho walls surrouudlng the
money vault. The Idea was tp frustrate
attempts to pick tho wall apart by op
posing Uio rounded surfaces and freely
revolving bulk of tho cnuuon balls to
tho burglars tools.
Hlippcrlness of Fish
Why flsh are slippery is accounted
for lu this ways Tho slimy coating
protects them from the attacks of fun
gus, a form of plant life found in all
waters. If a Ush is uucovered by slime
tho fungus lodges on the sklu and
grows until lu time It kills the rlsh. The
slime helps also to increase- the speed
of tho flsh through tho water.
Lota of men who
have sea tree
Mver saw Rood.
rtOODYEAR RUDDER CO. ' - "
R. II. rEASE, Vice-President and Manager.
ALL KINDS OF RUIIREr' GOODS.
' 73-75 First St.
PORTLAND ----- OREGON.
Enterprise Pickling Works
T. B- FINNEOAN, Proprietor.
Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Sauces, Cider, Mus
tards, Chow Chow, Olhcs, Olive Oil, Etc. Flag
Ilrand Ilottlcd Pickles.
East Alder Street and Union Avenue,
PORTLAND, OREGON.'
Telephones, Oregon Whtto 49, Columbia 5182.
WASHINGTON 'HOTEL
N. P. d. FOLEN, Prop.
A First Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Hoard by tho Week, J1 00, Meals, IS cents,
Rooms by the Wcek,l.00andup. Tronslcnts
solicited.
BAR IN CONNECTION.
JOO N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, Clay 683.
PORTLAND, OR. '
BEST LINE
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dnlntb, Chicago,
And all Points East.
Through Palaco and Tourist Sleepers, DlnlnR
Cars (meals a la carte), lluflut, Smoking, Library
Cars.
For tickets nnd full Information regarding
Eastern trip, call at city ticket onice, 21.H Morri
son strict. A. II. C. DCSNISTON,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent.
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
...Room 614 THE DEKUM...
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Tel, Red 2844,
BARR HOTEL
European and American Plan,
Furnished in First-Class Style.
New house, newly turnlshed,two blocks Irom
Union depot .All the, modern Improvements,
(He-proof, hot and cold water, centrally lo
cated. Rates, $1 and $1.25 a Day.
Meals 250, Baths 25c
Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portland.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Cart leaxo Tortland. Corner First and Wash
ington streets, tor Vaucouter as lollowst
Vnucouver 45 illnutes.
A. M.-fl:18, '7:03, 7:13,8:33, 9:18, 10:03, lOitS,
ll:3J
1". M.-1J:18. 1:03. 1:48. 5:33.3:18. 4:03. 4:48.5:33.
0:18, 110:43. 111:23. (Leave first and Jef
ferson streets, 4 minutes earlier.)
Ferry leuus Vancouver to connect with cars
as follows:
A.M.-'flits. tSO, 8:14, 9:00, 9:45, 10:30, 11:13
UlOUM.
l'. M.-iUits. i:so, 2:13, 3:00, 3:, 4:30, 3:15, 6;oo,
6:,lll:lo.
Cars lcate comer First and Washington
streets for Woodlawn as follows:
A. M.,fi:18,tV33.fl:43,7 -03,7:18, 7:33,7:48.8:03,
8:18, 8:33, 8-.4S. 9.03. 0:18, 9:33, 9:48, 10:03,
10:18, 10:33, 10:48. 11:0J. 11:18, 11:33, 11:43.
P. M.-12:oj, 12:18. UiSJ. ij:48, 1:03, 1:18,1:33,
1:44,2:03, 2:18, 2:33. 2 :4S. s:oj, 8:18,3:33.
3:48,4:03, 4:18,4:43,4:48,5:03, 5:18,5:33,
5,48,6:03,6:18, 6:33, 6:48,7:03,7:18,7:33,
7:48.8:03,8:18.8:33.8:48. 0:'S. 9:23,9:43,
10:03. io:23.io:i3, 11 :W, ll:.a$ii:t3.
Wooillswn SO Minutes.
Cars leaTO Woodlawn for First and Washing
ton streets as follows:
A M-5:i5, 6:00, '6:15, 6-.so,fl:lS,7;00. 7:13,7:43,
8:00.8:15.8:30, S:t 9:00. 9:15.9:30,9:45,
10:00,10:15.10:30,10:45,11:00, 11:15, 11:30,
11:45, 12:00 M.
P. U,-12:15, U:S0, 12:45, i:oo. 1:15, 1:30, 1:45,3:00.
2:15,2:30,2:45,3:00, 3:15, 3:0,3:45,4:00,
4:15,4:30,4:4 5:00, 6:15.530, 5:45, 6:00,
6:15,6:30,6:45,7:00, 7:15, 7:30,7:45, 8:00,
815. K;S0, 8:60, 9:10, 9:30, 9.50, 10:10, 10.30,
10:60,411:10, u:so.
Dally, except Sundays.
tDallr.exeent Wenesdai
tDally.exeept Wenesdas and Saturdays.
(Wednesdays and Saturdays only.
..EMPLOYMENT AGENCY..
W. T. PHILLIPS.
309K Btrk street, between Front and First.
Phone, Oregon, Clay 441.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Help of all kinds furnished on short notice.
Wanted: Railroadmen and deck hands, rooks,
waiters and general house work, larm hands,
will hands and city work.
Real estate listed and sold.
I Supply agent lor the Easy Mod Wringer, pat-
a
nt aiputa tor. buio ana count; right for
-THE-
Multnomah Trunk Co
MANUFACTURERS OF
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
and SAMPLE CASES
Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their bust
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil
liard and Pool Tables. Bowling
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. G. REDDICK, Manager.
"THE TASTE TELLS"
THAT x-
CUDAHY'S REX HAMS,
REX BACON
REX LARD AND
REX CANNED MEATS
ARE THE BEST.
ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
One ot the most complete bakery In
theNorlhuest.
Bakes tbs Ltat Pullman Bread In the West
M. SHIELDS, Prop.
047 Morrison Nt.
lMHtTLANn, OK.
And 4M Union Avenue, corner Sacramento,
Alblna. Home-made bread, cakes and pies,
llaked beans nud Itoitnn iirown Hread every
Saturday. Tel. Red lsi.'; Tel. Hod 341.
ST. PAUL HOUSE
Deutsches Oasthaus. ,
1IA11IIY 8CIIOOF, MmiMKer.
Itooms With or Without Hoard. Special Rates
by tho Month. Ilarroom and Howling Alley In
Connection. Five Blocks Irom bleamshlp IJock
and Union Depot. Open Day and Nlvht.
24, 24U and 26 North Third Street
PORTLAND, ORLUON
i. V, MURPIIV. F. N. STOLTZ.
PARK SAL.OOIS
Corner Park and Burnside Sts,
Fine yfiati, Liquors and Ggars.
Private Room for Families.
The Popularity of
RED SEAL BRAND
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard, Etc,
Is Won on Merit.
TRY RED SEAL BRAND.
56-60 B. Water St,, Portlind, Or.
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