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Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired.
Your Clothes
cd and Pressed for tl nor
per month
Called lor and delivered
rhone Clar Me. 4J1 Washington Stree
Between Twcltth and North Thirteenth
PORTliAND, OREGON.
A 1NDA11L
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.,. Japanning. Tin Decorating
2T0'i Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREOO
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T10ME BAKERY AND DELICATE ESSEN
D. B. LBAMINO, Prop.
A Fnll Line of Frulu, Candles and Nut
Always on Hand.
Newly Opened at 207 Third Street.
Remember the place.
Opposite thi
rch.
Taylor HtrcetChurc
ftONRAD L. HOSKA
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
COUNTY CORONER
Corner Nlnthyand Railroad Streeti
TACOMA, WASH.
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RAVIS BROS
WOOD YARD
Oregon Phone Hood 742
Offlco and Yard:
403 Everett, bet. Twelfth and Tblrtaenth
' PORTLAND, OREGON.
A RL1NQTON CREAMERY '
N. J. R1TTER, Prop.
Wholsalee and Retail Dealer In
MILK, CREAM, CHEESE BUTTER AND EGGS
207 Burnsldo Street
PORTLAND - OREGON.
B
LAZIER BROS.
Club Rooms Second Floor
Wine Rooms, Concert, Pool and Billiard Hal)
Oregon Phone Grant 71
313 Burnsldo St.
TORTLAND . OHE0ON.
STANDARD FISH COMPANY '
1C9 North Sixth Street
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Also Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco. Fruits
and Lunches (or Tourists.
REED nitOS., Props.
T
HE OLD RELIABLE
SEVENTH AND QLISAN EXCHANGE.
J. L. O'FARHELL, Prop.
Seventh and Gllsan Sts. PORTLAND, ORE.
THE LARGEST
THE WEST
IN
We havo tho largest store, the most complete
factory, tho most skilled workmen aud tho
finest stock of Furs.
, We are headquarters for
Genuine Alaska Sealskins
THE SIIiVEttflEliD FU!
HFG GO.
FURS, CLOAKS AND SUITS
083-283 atorrlson St., fortloliil, Or.
...THE OLYMPIAN...
148 Fifth St., Near Morrison
BLUNDEN & VELTON, Props.
THE FAMOU8
OLYMPIA BEER
ON DRAUGHT
Mew Building, New Fixtures, Choice Goods.
C. fl. STOKES IilQUOR CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
PABST MILWAUKEE BEER
Bottled by I' bit Brewing Co.
Milwaukee, Wis.
1130 Pacific Avenue
TACOMA - WASH,
OLYMPIC '
STEAM LAUNDRY
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J. BJOKN 4 LOUIS J, BJORN
ritOPItlETORS
- TACOMA, WASH.
W. L. McClBt,
Seattle.
S. 8. nmiLTOy,
Tacoma.
M'C&BE & HAMILTOI
'.. STEVEDORES ..
PUGET SOUND
Alio Honolulu, H. I.
tUad Office: Tacoma, Wash.
Cable Address; McCABE
ORACIE, BEAZLEY fc CO., Ages
14 Tate Stout, Liverpool.
HOLD YOUR BREATH.
Thereby Ton May Avoid Being Drowned
When In the t ater.
"Whatever you do, bold your breath,"
Bald thu swluluilug master, when he
hud half a dozen young women to look
ufter at the beueh. "No one ever was
di owned without tlrst strangling, uud
theu tilling thu luugs with water lu u
struggle that Is twice as llereo as au
eUutt to hold ,the breath would be. 'If
they can preserve their presence of
ailud aud prevent dtawlug In thu breath
they are siit'e. While above water the
aircuubetaken lu little breutbs, almost
gasps. When the water goes over they
tun hold their breath and they will of
a certainty come to the surface.
"Look at thut girl with the red cap,'
he remarked, pointing to a slight young
woman who was Insisting on getting
beyond her depth, aud who was com
pelling her limbs to llud the wuy of pro
pulsion. "She will learn to swim be
causo she Is determined to, and she
takes her time about It She will not
ullow herself to be frlghtcucd, uo mat
ter If she puts her feet down and does
not touch the ground, alio knows that
Ib tho way togct herself lu serious
trouble nud so she keeps control of her
self 'and Is calm all the time. When
she cannot touch bottom she catches a
little breath at a time aud tries to strlko
out. Of course she goes under now nud
theu, but she doesn't try to breathe
uudor water, because alio knows she
Is uot a tlsh. A Ush has gills and can
uttal n the air from the water; but sho
has lungs, and when Bhe tills them with
water she gets some air. to he sure,
for there Is air In the water all the time.
But she gets too much' water at tho
same tlmo and It doesn't 'do her any
good.
"If people would Just keep quiet and
uot get excited, Just renutln cool and
collected and hold their 1reath unless
the nose Is above water, we uever
would hear of a deatti by drowning.
Of course. In the case of shjpwreck, or
whenever one gets too much exhausted,
thu holding of the breath Is out of the
question. But I never saw nnyono'nt
these beaches when It seems to me
there was any excuso for uot learning
to swim. There certnlnly Is no excuse
for losing control of one's self, and get
ting strangled, or becoming uncon
felons. J?
"Hold your breath." Chicago Even
ing Post.
There Aro Some Drawback.
IIo wasn't looking for an argument
Indeed, be undertook to make a remark
that would pass unchallenged and
without conditions or amendment.
"Prosperity," ho said casually, "g a
great blessing, Is It not!"
"It Is, If you can keep It aecrct," an
swered tho reasonably prosperous man.
"But why should It be necessary to
keep it secret?"
"Becnuso If you are known as a pros
perous man your debtors think you" are
In no pressing need of tho money they
owe you, your creditors aro of ttie opin
ion that you should discount all obli
gations, charitable Institutions go on
tho theory that you hnvo money to glvo
away, and you aro likely to have dllll
culty In remaining prosperous very
long."
Thus we learn how difficult It Is to
make a statement that can't bo chal
lenged and at least In part disputed on
souio ground or other. Chicago Post
D
AY A HENDERSON
All Klmls ol
FURNITURE.'....,....
Pinctlcal Embalmcrs and Undertakers.
Order by telegraph (tiled promptly.
Pliono lllaek 47. Cor. WUIanietto mid 7th Sts.
EUciuNE CITY.'bh'jSOON,
M RIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale aud Retail Hardware,
V
-. 8TOVE8 AND TIXWARE. .
Willamette Street, , KUOKNE, OIIKOON
LAWRENCE BROS'.
Towel Supply Co.
Towels furnlithed to Barbers, Doctors, ORIres
and dullness ltou.es, Etc. Wo aUo do First
Cln.s Laundry Work,
CKKIKi
fourth unit Couch His,
PORTLAND, OR.
Oregon Phono 429. Columbia Phone 410.
EMPIRE
Liverj Feed and Sale, Stable
G P. BARNARD, Prop.. '
Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs
At All Hours.
Transient stock given the very best o( care.
Rates always reasonable aud satisfaction guar
anteed. i
Pbone Main 51, Cor. Rose and Oak Sts.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
ALL
.TRAIINS STOP.
,.AT..
Wilkins' Eating House
, 30 ilflfiles for Meals
Ijinch Counter In connection. The only Eat
ing House at the Depot where you can get a
First-Class leal,
ROSEBURG
OREGON
CLOAKS AND JACKETS.
FROM THE ETONS TO THE FULL
LENGTH STYLES.
Rarely-Graceful Golf Cape Now Made
to Flop About the Kneca Fur Cuff
Are a New Bubatltute for the Muff
Tollncaf tho "Fashion.
New York correspondence!
1TLISH coats do
not Include inauy
that are of medium
length. Tin' protec
tive garment for
fall Is some form of
the ctou, and wben
severe cold comes
It will give way to
the three-quarter
coat, or even to a
garment that goes
to the hem' of the
skirt. The latest
accepted form of
ctou Jacket Is of
moderately heavy
cloth and Is lined
with bright Bilk.
Some of the linings
are striking In col
oring, so when the
rovers are faced
with a contrasting
silk, which Is the stylish trick, there Is
no mistaking that the garment is just off
the reel. Iieticnth is worn a fancy or
shirt waist of silk, In a third coloring, so
oddly complicated color schemes result.
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The favor for these Jackets Is so prat
thut they probably will be worn mo' or
less all winter on the milder days. 1 Ve
take the place of the bobbed-off coats
of which there were so liiuny hi the lust
two winters. Hut one of the best points
of thu discarded garments Is kept for the
newly stylish three-quarter coat. All
these 'are comfortably roomy. In some
cases there Is more or less of shaping In
at the shies, hut rarely docs this glvo
pronounced hip outline, ami always back
ami sides lire loose. Other coats aro
quite, ulong box Hues. Tho latter pat
tern Is fccn lu the Initial Illustration, tho
other coming lu the second picture. Iloth
rough aud smooth, cloths are used for
coats, the latter predominating and mak
ing, on the whole, a better appeurance.
Even tho golf cape has yielded to tho
half-length craze, and now that never too
graceful garment Hops about tho knees
and Is very ugly, though exceedingly
comfortable and warm. So let women
bless the fushlun that permits It. These
capes defy quiet taste and Maine more
brightly than ever, with brilliant plalded
linings, fringe and turn-over facings.
Now nud then the plaldlng harmonizes
with the outside. This I the only con
cession made, however. Other new capes
are double, triple or even In four layers,
THKEE NEW STYLES OF BTYLWHNE8S.
A
HEIGHT IS PItESERVED Oil ACCENTUATED.
have their corners rounded and are quite
plain or freely stitched.
A considerable proportion of the new
muffs are big, and some flat ones have
the far on the Inside, which seems sensi
ble. The outside Is velvet or silk hand
somely mounted with fur, usually talis,
frills of fur escaping to fall softly about
the wrists when the hands are Inserted.
Muff chains are Superseded by straps of
gold ribbon, with gold slides, and some
times gold cord Is used. Cuffs of fur are
considered more swagger than muffs.
These are adjustable, and Into them chilly
lingers can withdraw, or one can tuck her
right hand into the left hand cuff, white
the right cuff similarly serves the left
hand, the edges of the two cuffs meeting.
The effect is quite that of a handsome
big muff. All danger of loss is avoided,
so Is tho wear of the muff strap, which
usually Induces a bald place on tin: shoul
der of the fur coat.
One result of the current fashions In
gowns Is that everyone who Isn't positive
ly dwarfed seems tnll. The naturally tull
woman Is a regular spook, and short girls
stand twice their height. It's all because
of clinging skirts, the straight effect lu
front and the long slant from waist to
tip of train. The middle gown of the
second picture was drawn In n way to
Illustrate this point. It also included an
other much used feature that makes for
height In Its front panel. This was white
satin embroidered In black and silver,
the dress goods being pale gray habit
cloth. Even when gowns have oversklrts
the latter are usually and preferably so
managed that a long unbroken line is pre
sented from the waist downward. Take
the seated figure of,thc third Illustration,
The ovcrskirt of scarlet cloth' came near
ly to the hem of a black paunc velvet
underskirt, so little of height was taken.
In the biscuit broadcloth .'opposite this
oversklrt was of Rood' length at the sides.
Narrow panels like those in the centrul
gown of this picture do not lessen the ap
parent height at all, and many such in
various materials aro seen. These were
gold lace and gilt braid, and were oa
white broadcloth.
houso dresses there, Is no falling oS
In tho popularity of tho yoke, and the
off-shoulder p'okc continues to flourish. A
lovely gray house gown shows a perfect
ly plain silk skirt shirred a little at the
back, with sweeping hem and buttoning
down the front. Tho bodice is knife-pleat-pleated
silk, .drawn lu at the waist In u
blouse and ending around the torso under
the arms lu a very full ruff. Above are
a perfectly laid lace yoke and sleeves,
epaulettes of luce continuing the yoke oa
the shoulders. The design of the luce Is
so disposed that the lowuess of the yoke
Is not embarrassing. A sash of pue green
weighted with gold ferrets completes the
design, which Is carried out in many va
riations. Eor those who look down upon
the off-shoulder yoke us a hold-over from
summer, (hero arc quite different designs
that use lace as freely us It does. One of
these Is shown here by the seated flguro
of the second picture. Here were nil In
ner lace bodice and a bolero of electric
blue cloth trimmed with gilt gnlonn nnd
slashed to show the lace. Oddities In
this general line are having a deal of at
tention from designers, nnd may fore
shadow the end of stylishness for off
shoulder fashions.
Not a few blouses are seen among the
separate waists, especially In those made
of French flanneL and clothes that show
small figures. Very few droop over the
belt more than a wee trace, and many In
clude finish of sailor collar and plastron.
Copyright, 1000.
The distance from the farthest point
of polar discovery to the pole Itself Is
409 miles.
IIS
General Information Conoern-
ing the Afro-Amerioan.
TAKEN FROM OUR EXCHANGES
honing
Lines
ttia Progress In the Various
of Human Kntleavor Being
Hade by tli linen.
It is said that sonio of tho colored
peoplo of Dallas, Texas, lmvo organized
h coin pan v for tho purpoao of eroding
n cotton mill.
Hov. Crosby, n woalthy colored Hap
tist preacher of Columbus, Ohio, drop
pod dond Sunday, tho 4th iust., while
offoring prayor.
Tho whito propriotor of n clothing
storo iu St. LouIb, Mo., dUinisBod two
of ilia clerks for refusing to sorvo two
of his patrons (oolbrod ladies) with
bo da water.
Atlanta, Gn Nov. 13. A hill to
disfranchise tho Negro was introdaood
in tho lowor houso todny. A similar
hill was introdnood nt tho last session
and dofoatod.
A pamphlet "Tho Nood of Hospitals
nud Training Schools for the Colored of
the' South," bns been publishod by Dr.
Daniel 11. Williams, of Chicago, at
tending surgeon to the Cook oonnty
nnd i'rovldont hospital, Chicago, III.
In Enfield, N. C, tho whito nnd col
orod merchants aro about equal in
uuiubor. Doforo tho rocont faroo of an
olootion the trndo of tho colored pooplo
was equally dlvldod. Sinoo tho oloo
tion, howovor, tho colored pooplo con
lino tholr trndo ontlroly with tho col
ored merchants.
A Negro man nt Uniontown, Ky.,
through a mlstako of tho bank cashier,
rcioivud a package of live-dollar gold
pieces iu chango for n dollar instead of
uiukola. Tho Negro was urrostod, hut
thoro is uo law known to civilization
that would convict ono ninn for tho
mistakes of unotlior. Thu only mis
take (ho Negro tuado was gottiug into
n crap game und losing part of the
money.
Tho Post, n loading Domoorutio pa
per of Ituloigh, N, C, has tho follow
ing to say of the labor situation of that
statu: "It Is imposRlblo to got labor to
pick the cotton or pull tho fodder now
ready. Iu nil catuestnoss, tho farmers
of Knstoru Caroliua aro in distress on
account of tho oxodns of labor. Tho
uttemptod rovlval of this raoo issue,
tho throat that it will ho continued,
has sent thousands out of tho state
sluco August nud caused many othora
to long to uo, if uot yet juat ready to
do so. And iu tho mqautliiio tho farm
ers aro suffering for lack of labor tho
labor of this very Negro and tho bust
class of labor ou earth for our Bouthoin
pooplo to savo tho crop after having
cultivated it. If Miix oxodus koops ou,
thoRO landowners and fanners will ho
iu n worse condition than they havo
been sinuo tho war, nnd will lmvo uo
ono to thank for it savo tho arrant doin-
ngogues whoso ruckloss imbecility ia
only equaled by tholr unblushing aspi
rations." " IVininasmi I'urillinr" nt Onrtlriiy's.
"Tonnosfloo's I'ardner," Arthur C.
Alston's boautilul comedy-drama, will
occupy tho Htagu of Cordray'a theater
all next wook, with n special iiiutiuen
ou Thaulcsgiivng day, Thu secret of
the succosh of this play for thu past
three sciiuoiih seems to ho lu thu natur
ulnoss of the characters, tho pictures
quo environment, the witty dialogue
and olovor story, nud, nbnvo nil, the
excellent portrayal of all tho characters
hy tho unusually poworful company,
"TonnoHheo's l'arduor" was suggested
by llrut Ilnrtu's immortal romiuico of
tho same uamo.
At tlm fttntriipolltan.
With tho "Uuolo Josh Sprucoh"
company, which oiuos to thu Metro
politan theater for one week, com-
inenuing Sunday, November SO, with
rpociul Thanksgiving uiatlneo Thurs
day, Is tho celebrated Hpiucnby orohns
tin of '2 soloists. This musical organ
ization lias n world-wide reputation,
nud is uudor tho direction of u talented
leader and composer of note.
Old Kentucky
Club Whiskey
Home
,.ANI..
Shaw's
Pure Malt
Blumauer Sc Hoch
Wholosalo Liquor A. tilk-ar Dealers
SOLE A0ENT8. 110 Fourth Street
C. II.CI.AIIKK. President,
Keatllc, Wash,
T, y. HI'KNCKK. Hee.-Treas.
Hpokane, Wash,
SPENCER-CLARKE COMPANY
Manufacturer' Agentm Shipping mntl OommlmmSmm
OKflUKS)
HOLIDAY
ANDREW KAN
IMI'OUTKIIH OK
JAPANESE AND CHINESE CURIOSITIES
Novelties, .,r.c...nraMCk,H,,
ft-UltOPEAN AND DOMESTIC TOYS OF ALL KINDS
Including Mechanic and (.lockworkToys.Hteam Kiislnes. floats Rubber ami rniii.ii.su ,
Dolls, Doll Carriage,, Albums', Kecking ilorsesTrlcVcl"", lro,i Ts&bJ, kB.MbwUI,
Nr3WS
Mrs, Emma Leo is coBvalaoeat.
Master Archie Gray is recovering
from n sovero attack of oronp.
MIbs Lottlo Smith, of Alaska, is th
guost of Mrs. Moore, of N. Eighteenth
street .
Mr. Jainos Romans left last Monday
for Chicago. Ho will be absent about
a month.
A (tor a worthloas man trie
thing elao, nnd fails, he finally
very
ears
tho ministry.
Mian lllnnoho Crawford, who bait
boon sufforing from a severe affeetioii
of tho oyoo, ia greatly improved.
Tho entertainment given At the Itap
tist A.M. E. oliurch on tho 98rd iust.,
was well attended and a decided sao-
C08S.
On tho sick list thia wook are Mm,
M. E, Sykos, Mrs, M. Kingsbury, Mr,
0. E. MitoholJ, of Tacoma, and Mr.
Juo. Sample
Tho inombors of tho Paul Lawnmew
Dunbar Literary Sooioty are oomider
ing tho advisability of holding; meet
ings weekly, instead of every ether
wook. Tho now departure will likely
bo adoptod soon after the holidays.
Tho Purity Social Ol.ab hetd as en
joyablo gathering at the residence ol
Mrs. K. Gray Wednesday evealBg
The members and their invited gueitr
passed n pleasant evening, ealiveaed
with music, song and varioae gnuae.
The inombera of the Gussle L. Davie
Musical Clnb nnd the Mandolin Club
met nt the residence of Mrs. K. Gray,,
ou Col lego stroot, for the purpose of
effecting a union of the two clnbe, a.
movo lu tho right dlroction.aa the aims
nud objoots of tho two organisation
aro identical.
A lloatrioo (Nob.) young man, who
has loou j II tod by n young woman, has
had his lawyor to (Uo nn injunction
against hor for tho rooovory of $75
spout for ponnuta, camlios, gum, ice
cream, ioo oroatn sodas and baggy
rldoa. It 1h remarked that tbo girl
will light tho onso to tho bitter end
nud will also ongugo n lawyor to fllo n
orotR potltion asking for u return of
tho hugs and klssoa given the jilted jsy
during tholr oourtahuip of many a
spoouy day,
Tho California aud Oregon confer
ence of tho Zion A. M. E. church
which wns hold at Itedding, Cal., madw
tho following appointments for pastor!-
CITV
in nuiK lur tun uuBuiug year. i ,
Sau Frauolsoo, Cal., ltev. T, Urowa; I I
Oakland. Col.. Itev. U. it. Vi Mnf.:W
Portland, Or., Hov. E. D. S. Hwan;
ilakor City, Or., Mrs. M. K. Fallllove;
Monrovia, Cal., Hov. H. H. Hunter;
Hoddimt, Cal., Itov. J. W. Wright;
Frosuo nud Hauford, Cal., Hev. J. 0.
Hohorts; San Joso, Cal., Hov. J. Jaek
fou; 1'iifo Hoblos, Cal., Hov. Jno. W.
tViilttlutnti
Tho Donfornnen is rnnnrtml in -baua- M.
noon one oi mo most aucoosaiui ever
held ou thia coast. Tho bishop sot be
ing uhlo to spare tlmo to visit Oregon
this your ou nacoitut of othor pressing:
engagements, promises to visit Port
land next Ootobor. Tho officers an.l
members of thu A.M. E, Zion church
will gi70 n rucoptioii to their pastor,
Huy. E. I. S. Swan nud wife, on Mon
day, Nov. 911th, tho conference baviBg
acceded to their request and returned
him for another year. All the friends
and woll-wlsliors of tho churob aro in
vitod, Admission free. From Htoll
o'clock Monday, Nov. UO, ia the vestry
of tho church, Thirtoonth and Main
sttoots.
In tho Outlook, Lyman Abbott, sad
Hamilton W. Mnblo. editor, durlair
tho mouths of Novomber, Deoamtter
and January will appoar a series of III
autobiographical papers from Hooker T.
Washington, tolllug the romantic sterr
of his life, from birth iu a Virgin U
alavo cabin to the omlneut position
which ho holds as tho builder and head
of Tuskuguo luitltuto nud the honored
aud trusted lender of tho colored rsee
in this country. Every reader of this
papoi will surely bo interested is Mr.
Washington's story, and as a special
offer in order to introduce The Outlook
to now readers, wo will send The Out
look for thu three mouths above men
tioned at the special price of 25 eeats
(rogulur prloo, 76 cents), providing thn
name of this pawr is mentioned. Tha
Outlook tells tho story of work) au
peuingH every wook iu short, elear
labor-saving paragraphs. Address,
Bubsrloptloii Department- U, The Out
look, S87 Fourth avenue, New York
city.
itemombor thut Lawrence Ilros.,
Towol Supply Co. make a specialty of
gents' laundry work. Try them.
K. H. HAMUN,
1'orllaiiil, Or,
1'ortlaiiil, Oregon, Heatll, Tacoma
anil hpokunu, Wash,
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