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JDYKAB RUDBRR CO.
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R; PEASE, Vice-President and Manager.
ALL KINDS OP RUBBER GOODS.
78-75 First St.
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Portland orkoon
H:: EftUnH!rn n:o(IJnn Uim1c
fef? ' J-iiiGi'upiac riunuuu nurno
T. 8. FINNEOAN, Proprietor.
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V , Catsup, Pickles, Vinegar, Sauce. Cider, Mus-
$') tards, Chow Chow, Olives, Olive Oil, Etc. Hag
- s uranu uotticd i-icicick.
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Portland, orkuon.
Telephones, Oregon Wlilto 4tf, Columbia 6182.
WASHINGTON HOTEL
N. P. J. FOLEN, Prop.
A First Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Hoard by tlio Week, II 00. Meals, 11 cents,
, Rooms by tlio Week, $1 Wand up. Tronslents
Elicited,
OAR IN CONNECTION.
JOO'N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, Clay 683.
PORTLAND, OR.
BEST LINE
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dnlntb, Chicago,
And all Points East.
'"through Palacn and Tourist Hlecpcrs, Dining
C'ara(inualsnlacartc), lluffct, Smoking, Library
Cars.
For tickets and (lilt Information regarding
Eastern trip, call at city ticket ortleo, is Morrl
SOU strict. A. II. C. DI'.NNIhTON.
City Pais, and Ticket Agent.
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
,Room 614 THE DEKUM...
l u' rrTF rr
OREGON.
W Tel,vRed 2844.
?BARR HOTEL
European and American Plan,
Furnished in First-Class Style.
Nw home, newly furnished, two blocks from
Union jleput .All the modern improvements,
tire-proof, hot and cold water, centrally 1
catod.
Rates, $1 and $1.26 a Day.
UmIi 250, llaths 25c,
Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portland.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Cart leavo Portland, Corner Vlrst and Wash,
tngton streets, (or Vancouver as follows:
Vancouver 45 Minutes,
A. M.-'nilA, 7:03, 7:4s. 8:33, :18, 10:03, 10:48,
11 at
l. M.-i.'tts, i:w. i:4H. s:M, ails, 4:oa, : is, 5:33.
0H8, 10:4J.ll:!3. (Leave First and Jef.
fersoii slraelH. 4 minutes earlier.)
Ferry Uaes Vancouver to connect with can
as follows:
A.M.-'OIIS. !'., 8!l 9:00, t):S, 10:30, una
VJiOU M.
r, M.-UM5, 1:30, 'i:is, S:oo, 3:45, 4:o, 5si5, 0:00.
ens, 111:10.
Cars leave corner First and Washington
streets (or Woodlawn as follows:
A, M. il:18,MS.l.,tl:48,,7.0S,7:18. 7:33,7:48.8:01,
h:Im, H::u, 8;8. ti:(u, U:18, t:s.i, 4:48, 10:0J,
losiA, 10:33, io:4H, li-.tu. tt:l8. USUliW,
I'. M.-iJ:tu. i.':in. i-jou. ii:t8, 1:03, i:ih,i:s.i,
i:4h, ajtij, i:iHj:ai.'J;4s 3:o.i, sua, a:s.i,
aits, 4:M, 4:18,4:41, 4:ia, r:at, ft:i8,&:aa,
M. sum, 6:1", aitt. o:4s,7:iu, 7:1a, 7ssj,
7M8, 8:0J, 8:IH,8iM.Hi48, W:i8. 9:23, !43,
lo.oj. io:k io:43, u:w, 11:23 yu;u.
WoodUwn MO Mluute.
Cars leae Woodlawn (or First and Washing
ton streets as follows:
A M-,5:i5,6:vLoii5,6::. 6:43.7:00, 7:15,7:43,
8:iw, 8U5. 8:30, 8:ti, 9:00, 9:1.1.9:30,9:41,
10:00, io:i,i, io:30, 10:45, u:oo, 11:13, u:$o,
ll:4 l3:oo m.
r. W.-i.':l U::m. 12:43, 1:00. 1:13, i:. 1:4.1, 3:00,
atia, 3:io, 3:43, 3:i, a:i.i. auto, 3:45,4:00,
4:i4:.w. 4:4 6:oo, bus, mo, ajts, o:uo,
'l. 6:30, 0:45, 7.0O, 7:13, 7:30.7:43, 8:oo,
M3. a:30, h:W, 9:io, 9:30, 9.30, 10:10, 10.30,
10.30, yllilO, 11:30.
Dally, except Sundays,
(Daily, except omwdat s and Saturday.
edursda)s and Saturdays only.
..EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.. I
W. T. PHILLIPS.
309) Stark street, betweeu Front and Pint.
Phone, Oregon, Clay 441.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Help o( all kinds lurnlthed on short notice.
1 anted: Railroad men and deck hstuls.cooks,
waiters and general homo work, larm hauds,
lull) hands and city work.
Ral estate listed and sold.
Ilbupply tgi tit (or Hie rasy Mop Wringer, pat
sill applied lor. State aud oousity righU (or
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HISLOP'S
Ti'iunipli Roastel Coffees
The Most SparklltiR, Delicious and Axo
matic COFFKKH Kvcr Placed
on this Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
..Four Blends..
J.
J. KAUDKRLY,
DKALKR IN HARDWARE.
8tovps, RatiRcs, Tin, Copper and Oranlto
Irim-Unre, Crockery, (llassuaro nnd II on so
KutnlshliiK (Joods. Jobbing promptly at
tende! to.
14M4J First 8t., cor. Alder, Odd Fellows' Bldg.,
PORTLAND, ORKUON.
T7-RANER KRAMKIt
TAILORS.
228 Washlligton Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Established In Now York 1752.
New York, Chlcsgo, Iloston, Philadelphia
Denver, Portland,
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I) 'l'alnts. Colors, Varnishes, Lead, Brushes,
.It.fa fn(nlMla iwtwiln.uln fillltT. Nn. TDMrSt
t,,M ,. r, a v?mi t,a fn
Httcci, rorner Pliic, Portland, Or. 'Phones,
Oiegon Red 18.V3, Columbia 431.
pOIULAND LOAN OFFICE
Dan Maiix, Proprietor.
...Hlgncst Price Paid (or Old Gold and Silver...
No. 74 Third Street, Near Oak
PORTLAND, OR.
I oatis money on all kinds o( security. Unre
deemed pledges sold (or amount loaned.
T II. WILD
Jobbing and Retail Dealer In
WINKS AND LIQUORS
132 Third Street, Opposite MasonloTcmplo.
Portland, Oregon.
m A. WOOD.
ItKAL KBTATK AND PENSION ATTORNEY.
Room 10, Odd Fellows' llutldlne.
PORTLAND, ORE.
Tjl W. AltlSS
P. W. ARISS A CO.
Wholesale Brokerage and Commission
Nn. 0.1 Front Street.
Columbia 'Phone gia. Portland, Or.
TJORfLAND JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Watch and Clock Repairing: Cleaning, 7Je;
main spring. 73c. All work guaranteed.
Spectacles from 2.V) up; rimless ne glasses
for I1.V3, llli th best lenses. Kjcs tested
(no, 'Ihe Poitlatid Jeweler and Optician,
' 132 First Bt. near Alder.
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AIRIIANKb'
STANDARD 8CALK8.
Fairbanks, Mono & Company,
First and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregon,
T?lcphono84.
pAXTON, HKAUII & HIlt)N
Attornoys-atI.avr.
310 Chamber of Commerce,
Portland
Oregon.
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O. NOON I1AO CO.
Manufacturers and Importers o(
UA08, TWINES. TENTS AND AWNINOb,
FI.AUH AND MININd HOSE.
llagclng Material, Canvas, Ball Making in all
rtalliauchvs, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc
82-34 N. First St. and 'Jin.212-2U.218 Couch St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
TVOWNINO, HOPKINS A CO.
1IROKKR8.
Around floor, Chamber ol Commerce,
Portland, Or.
D and K, Tlalley Building, Seattle, Wash.
New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Hoard of Trsdo.
K. Munson.
R, Munson.
mllK ANIIKUHK.lt IIUSCH-Flne lunch every
X day. Rest beer on earth. Fine wines, lln
uors and cigars. )t Morrison St., cor. Second,
Portland, Or.
MA8TKRN OYSTER HOUSE
ED. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
Crawfish, when In season, cooked In wins,
312 Washington St., near Sixth,
Oregon I'linuu Red 1931,
Columbia Phone 77.
PORTLAND, OR.
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TREllllO A HUMASON'B PHARMACY
Comer 2nd and Washlucton fits. Strictly
high grade medicines at lowest price. Money
ami by patronising us.
rpllK POPULAR
123 First Street,
Hot. Washington and Aldor
Fhone Oregon Red 934 Phone Columbia 368
JOHN KCKI.UND, Proprietor,
Portland, Or.
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ILLIAM RUSSKLL MACKENZIE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
PORTLAND, ORKOON
J.
E. HASKLTINK Jt CO.
ImKrters and Dealen In
IKON 8TKKL AND COT.
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
Carriage & Wagon Materia, Hardwood Lumber
49 ,1 51 Second St.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
UNO WAKKROOM3
or
H. BINSHEIMER.Sol Agent (ei
THE JACOB DOLL PIANO
Tb lest nprlght piano made, and other flrtt-
t,
ass piano! Trinvu nu viii vu luaiaiiiu.aM.
o. TiThtru but. EsiatMunea ice-, rnon
rtk Ml.
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'JESS" MBWAGJW
ANDREY.
Jnhlrey knowcth naught of bykv J
Naught to captivate the wise; , i
But the soul of goodness looks ' f j
Throug-h the quiet of her eye. 1
She can bnkc d she can knit,
Cunningly she wields the broom, (
All her pleasure is to sit 4
In a neatly 6rder'd room, -
Touchstone, shaping n career,
Shines at each exclusive house;
"Such a clever man, my dear,
Tied to Just a "country ttmusef
"Harried ere he dreamed of us,
Ere he knew whnt gifts he had
Rtrnnge that Kate should yoke him thus,
And very, very, very sad I"
Touchslone (let him mark It well)
Wlipii the social round Is trod,
Bored by dame nnd demoiselle
Goes home softly, praising God.
New York Tribune. '
Mf
HIIAD been graduated two yearn,
uud had a practice sulllclently
largo, I deemed, to warrant uiy
taking apartments. Apartments sur
round a young doctor with nn air of
prosperity which people like to encour
age and add to. A month Inter 1 was
comfortably, nltnost elegantly, estab
lished on the first lloor of a handsome
North Bide apartment house, with a
careful middle-aged woman to net 08
uiy housekeeper and cook.
"Pretty well fixed, old man, chl" sold
Jack Winters, my college classmate-and
chum, who hnd come over that even
ing from the West Side to make a
liousewanulng for me. "All you need
to complete your happiness Is to get ac
quainted wliii the pretty widow on the
floor above you, She's John Redmond's
cousin, you know, and a sweeter llttlo
woman novcr "
"Thank you," I snld, checking Jack's
enthusiasm .Inck always goes off on a
tangent when n pretty woman Is dis
cussed. "I am trying to get patients,
and have no time for social pleasures,
nnd, besides, 1 don't mind saylug It,
Jack, I'm not fond of widows."
"All I havo to say to that Is," said
Jack, "you don't know Mrs. Trnlnc."
SU1N. 11IA1NK CLUNli TO Ml' ARM.
However, my professional duties
were not so ni'dous that I did not find
time to notk-u n trim llttlo figure that
flitted In aud out through the big cu-
truueo door, dressed ulwnyu exquisitely,
but quietly.
My Interest in Mrs. Trnltio deepened
when I heard her story. Her husband
hnd been killed In a railway accident
three years before. The lnsuruuco
money was nlmost gone, nnd the llttlo
widow added to the lucotno that must
support herself and Invalid mother by
glvlug music lessons to a few wealthy
girls.
A daintier llttlo rosebud of a woman
It would have boon hard to find. Soft
brown hair, tossed In truant curls about
th low forohend, & voice that spoko
always gently, blue eyes full of mirth,
and a complexion that looked Uko It
had been bathed In the morulug ilow.
Once or twlco I had held tho big door
oven for her to pass out, and bowed In
response to tho low "thank you." Ear
ly after my coming to tho bulldlug a
boy ou tho top floor had been accom
modating uuough to get hurt lu tho elo
mtor, aud I had beeu called lu as tho
most available pUyttlcIau, Luckily, I
brought the boy through so well that
his parents as well as tho youngster
himself, sounded my praises so loudly
that I fouud niyself with quite a repu
tation sud Incidentally a practice In the
neighborhood. Still, I had not met Mrs,
Trslue, aud I was beglnulug wickedly
to uopo some accident ever so slight a
one, of course might happen to her, a
prnlued nukle or wrist, that 1 might
have ths Joy of caring for. However,
the fntes preserved Mrs, Traluo from
accldeut, and I continued to watch for
glimpses of her from my otttco window.
1 had bowed tho last patient out for
tho evening, and settled myself for a
smoke before bedtime. My meditations,
mingling with tho blue curling smoke,
were Interrupted by a plerclug scream,
aud then auother. I rushed Into the
hall. The screams came from the
Trnlne abutment above. Iu auother
moment I was knocking ou the door,
which was opened by Mrs. Tralne her
self, white and breathless. "Oh," she
gasped, catching bold of my arm.
"We've got hliu out there lu tho p,tu
try poor mamma "
"Who?" I asked.
"The burglar. He was hid In the
dlulug-rooui mamma saw him, and he
ran luto tho pantry and I locked the
4loor and he's trylug to Jump out of
Un wludow,
! beard a uolse as of some one trying
to push up a wludow, and opening the
pantry door there he was, a sure
taough burglar, evil-browed and sullen,
--t-- - " ?-ai
POM12n' OBEGOIC.
who dropped the witatovr and rnrecd It
face me. '
"You can't make a Jump from that
window, my mau," 1 said. "You had
better bo quiet."
I turned the lock again, but Mrs.
Tralne, divining my purpose, clung to
my arm. "Don't go," she cried, fran
tically. "We can't stay here alone a
minute." Then to my relief that samo
small boy who had served mo so well
professionally appeared on tho thresh
old, attracted by the cries. Off ho went
to call the police, while I tried to quiet
two hysterical women.
In a few minutes tho burglar was
handcuffed and led away, but tho shock
had proved too much for Mrs. Trnlne's
Invalid mother. The fainting spell was
followed by delirium, and her daughter
aud I watched by her bedside until
morning.
Of course, I was Installed as attend
ing physician, and never failed to call
morning nnd evenings. When tho pa
tient was able to sit up I sometimes
read aloud to her ns an excuse to re
main longer, watching the daughter at
some household task.
One evening I staid for tea. Mrs.
Tralne wore a dainty gown of white
nnd blue, with a great deal dt lace.
There Is no sight so welcome to a bach
elor as a pretty woman at the hend of
a tea table. Tho next morning I pic
tured the pretty widow sitting opposite
me at my own breakfast tablo, wearing
the pretty house Jacket I had seen on
my morning calls.
That nftemoou I took Mrs. Tralne
nnd her mother for a drive, and was re
warded by another Invitation to tea.
A reason for such close attention to
my patient was no longer apparent 1
was hunting nbout in my mind for an
other excuse to prolong tho delightful
calls when Mrs. Tralne knocked at my
door one evening.
"I have come to see you on business,"
she said, taking tho seat I offered her.
"You have been kind to mother," she
went ou. "Of course, we want to pay
you for your trouble. Would you mind
telling me, please, how much tho
amount Is?';
I saw the anxious look growing deep
er lu the sweet fnce opposite me. How
much denial nnd privation paying a
doctor's bill meant to that little worn
an, already burdened with responsi
bility I
"It must be a largo bill," sho said at
Inst, as I remained silent, wntchlng her.
"You you've, mnde so ninny calls."
"Yes, It Is a largo bill," I said, slowly.
1 There was a quick uplifting of tho
blue eyes, "I hope," sho suld softly,
"that you won't mind If we don't pay
It quite all at once; If I could arraugo
to pay you so much every week until
the bill Is settled."
"No," I said, In business-like tones.
"I should prefer to have tho whole bill
settled fur at once,"
My heart smote mo for tho alarm In
tho fnce that was lifted to mine. I
leaned forward and took her hand. "Do
you waut'to know how much my bill
will bo? Well, It's a great deal. Noth
ing less than the giving of your own
self to mo, my darling, will satisfy ray
claim against you."
"You menn " snld Mrs. Tralne, the
blushes diffusing her pale face.
"That I want you to bo my wife," I
snld, drawing her head down upon my
shoulder. "Is tho price too great?"
Chicago Tribune.
Tho Art of -listening.
Would that thero were moro people
who know bow to listen! Wo some
times deplore tho fact that thero are so
fow good talkers; may we not rather
regret that those who can talk so sel
dom Hnd people who know how to hear
them?
Tho habit of Interrupting Is one that
Is certainly on the Increase. If one will
sit quietly by aud take notes of a casual
conversation he will be disagreeably
surprised to see how few sentences are
allowed to nut their smooth and even
way without somo Interruption. When
a story Is in telling by ono of a small
group It Is bound to be paragraphed by
exclamations, needless questions, or
would-bo Jocose seeches. To listen
properly ono should look at the speaker
and think of what he Is saying. Such. a
listener Is In himself au Inspiration. We
sometimes hear it said of a mau or
woman: "That person brings out all
that Is best In mo In the way of con
versation." And generally the reason
for this Is that this particular person
gives appreciative heed to what Is be
ing snld.
To look at a book, to turn over the
pages of n magazine, or to glance over
tho columns of a newspaper Is not to
listen attentively, nnd will servo as a
damper to tho most enthusiastic of
speakers. Harper's Bazaar.
Shakeap'stro aud the niblc.
In Shukspearo's name lies tho key to
a wonderful cryptogram. The spelling
"Shakespeare" was the poet's uoiu de
plume, while "Shakspero" was his
name, an evident chaugo from "Shakes
pear." Iu each of tho two spellings
last given are ten letters four vowels
nud six cousouauts. Combine these
two figures aud we have the number
40, tho key to the mystery.
Turnlug to the forty-sixth Psalm In
the revised version it Is found the psalm
Is divided Into three portions, each one
eudlng with "south." Remember the
nutulKT 10,
Counting forty-six words from the be
ginning of tho psalm, one reads the
word "shake" In the first portlou, and
counting forty-six words from the end
of the psalm ono reaches tho word
"spear." There Is "Shakespear" as
plainly as letters can make It London
Auswers.
Irftbor Vmj mm a Holiday.
Labor dny was celebrated first la
New York City. The celebration took
place on Monday, Sept. 4, 1882. It is
now a legal holiday In thirty-five Stated
aud the District of Columbia.
llHIIHil
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 busi
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.
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THE TASTE TELLS"
THAT
CUDAHY'S REX HAMS,
REX BACON
REX LARD AND
REX CANNED MEATS
ARE THE BEST.
ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
One of the most complete bakery In
the Northwest.
Bakes tbe Best Pullmai Bnid li tbe Wt
M. SHIELDS, Prop.
8A7 Morrison Nt. PORTLAND, OR.
And 493 Union Avenue, corner Sacramento,
Albina. Home-made bread, cakes and pies.
Baked beans aud Boston Brown Bread every
Saturday. Tel. Red 1142; Tel. Rod 841.
8T. PAUL HOUSE
Deutiehe Gasthaus.
HARKT 80HOOF, Manager.
Room With or Without Board. Special Rate
by the Month. Barroom and- Bowling- Alley in
Connection. Five Blocks from Steamship Dock
and Union Depot. Open Day and Night,
24, 24U and 26 North Third Street
PORTLAND, ORKQON
J. P. MURPHY. F. N. 8TOLTZ.
PARK SAL.OOIN
v Corner Park and Bnrnside Sts.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Private Rooms for Families.
The Popularity of
RED SEAL BRAND
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard, Etc.,
Is Won on Merit.
TRY RED SEAL BRAND.
96-60 E. Water St., Portland, Or.
ls-FfH
Li vjLt
SllSf5F-X
gMn
i
MaU Yoor Deposit With the
riOMMKRCIAL BANK I
j Capital, 830,000. t Responsibility, 8100,080.
Hoard of directors! Gen. Thos. M. Anderson,
W. L. Boise, 8. M. Beard, Liettt. C. n. Martin,
Henry Christ. Interest paid on time deposits."
8AVING8. DEPARTMENT Deposit recelvedi
In sums of One Dollar and upwards. Interest
credited semi-annually. B. M. Beard, President;
Gen. Thos. M. Anderson, Vice-President; A.
Hossack, Cashier.
nilRST NATIONAL BANK
OF VANCOUVER, WASH.
Charles Brown, president, L. M. Hidden, vlee
president, E. L. Canby, cashier.
T EONARD IIOUBE
Furnished Room f Rent by tho Day, Week
or Month.
MR9. V. O. BOND1; Proprietress.
KH) East Morrison St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
TiUGENE UOCII
' Wholcsalo Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORB AND CI0AR8.
Ofllce: 110 fourth Street,
Telephone lost.
PORTLAND, OREO ON
T)ORTLAND ROLLING MILLS ,
Manufacturer of
PIG IRON AND STEEL.
N. E. AVER, Manager,
22nd and Nicolat Streets.
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ILLIAMS, WOOD it LINTIIICUM,
Geo. II. William. C. E. 8. Wood, L. B. Lin
thlcum, J. C. Flanders, Attorueyi-at-Law,
Chamber of Commerce Building,
Portland, Oregon
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RIENTAL
828 Washington St., bet. Cth and 7th,
Portland, Oregon.
Strictly Flrst-Class.
Geo. Shea, Proprietor.
i RTI8TIC MONUMENTH IN NATIVE AND
A foreign marble and granite: new aud orig
inal designs. 11. J. BLAESING. Olllco aud
works 207 Third street, near Madison.
:
LBER8 A. SCHNEIDER CO.-B. ALBKR8,
Pre, ami Mgr, Thos. Schneider. Vlce-Prea.,
Albers. Bea'v. and Treas. Pronrletora U. 8.
Mills and Merchant Roller Mills. Manufactur
er ol Rollod Oats, Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat,
Buckwheat Flour, Pearl Barley, Ryo Flour,
Wbolo Wheat Flour. Corn Mcul, Rye Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Stesl Cut Wheat. Pasto Fac
tory Macaroni. Vermicelli. SnaEhottl. Dealers
in Grain. Flour. Hay. ShlUKles. Seeds. 1
All
kinds Mill Feed. Office. 240-342 Front Street,
corner nam, romanu,ur.
t SELLER & CO.
IU. Established 1AJ9. M. 6eller. P. Lowen
gart. Portland. Or., Seattle, Wash., Spokano,
Wash., 00-92 W, Broadway, New York.
Importer and Jobber Crockery, Glassware, Eta
B. W, Corner Front and Burnslde 6t.,
, PORTLAND, OR.
G. J. Erdner R. HochoJt.
CHICAGO MARKET
Errtnor Jk Hochull
Dealen In fresh and cured meat; all kind
of sausages. 814 Washington stroet, Portland,
Oregon. Both 'Phones No. 413.
THE PURITAN
II. A. Mautz, Proprietor.
287 Alder street. Portland, Oregon. Family
entrauce, 287 Alder St. Telephone Red IKX
pUARLES J. 8CHNABEL
Attomey-at-Law.
615 Chamber of Commerce Building,
Portland, Oregon,
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RB. O. COllI It ELL
Dealer In
adlnr Brand of Clears. Canned Good
Cakes and Pies, fresh every day. Call at tat
Oiisan St. Lunch Poods (or Traveler.
ARMORY DRUO BTORK
Pore Drug and Chemical, Toilet Articles
Stationary, Coufectlonery and
Doraestle Cigars.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
M. W, Corner Tenth and Everett Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
PORTLAND ELECTRICAL AND MACHIN
WOKKS. Klectrlo lighting and electric work of all
kind promptly executed. Ua engine (er
launches. Machinery of all kind jasde and
tepalred. Gasoline engine (or irrigation par
pose. FOOT OF MORRIBON STREET.
P. J. Cbouch, Mgr.,
Portland, Oregoa.
T ARSON
a LONO
15 NORTH FIFTH ST.
Fine wines, liquor and cigar. Olve us a call.
TTBMKY RKWKfT OU.
Fir and Marin Insnrane.
Rooms 20 and 37 Bhsrlock Building, Corner
Third and Oak Street.
Portland - Oregon.
H
ERBERT A. HALE.
Mt. nood,
Views.
Columbia River and Northwest
Portrait, Water
trade.
Colon, Crayon, lor tke
Eleetrie Light and Bromide Enlargement.
132Jf Third Street, Corner Aider.
PORTLAND, ORB.
1JNION nOTEL
FRANK KIERNAN, Proprietor.
No. tX North Sixth Street, Corner Everett
FORTLAND. OREGON.
Table Board, $3.80 per weeks Board and Lodg
ing, 14 50 per week. Five Meal Tickets. L06;
Single Meals, 25 cen ts; Lodging. 25 lo 50 cents.
Table supplied with the best the market affords,
E10R FAIR DEALING PATRONIZK
O. P. 8. PLUMMEB.
Drag, Medicine tad Chemical.
Toilet Article, Trusses, Paints.
Oil, Glass, Ktc.
a M. Canter Third and Madias Straetjs,
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