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THAT BOY OF MINK.
He'f roy as the autnmer kjr j f5
At dttwnliiB of the day J IJt J
Ills little "goo-KooV signify ij
The tliitifCH that be would My.
He's Innocent of all desire
In babilnnd to shine.
And yet the neighbors all admit i
That little boy of mine.
Like many other baby boys
lie dourly loves n row,
And oft I wish he'd ston his noise,
And smooth his troubled brow.
But when his little eyes arc dry
Where tiny sparkles shine
Tbc wealth of Klondike would not buy
That little boy of Initio.
Ills fnulls are few If faults they be
I tell them In a joke
To vUltoi'H, but generally
Feel sorry that t spoke.
For ere they have a chance to laugh
Ills grnndnitt cries, "Why, Joe,
You used to make more noise by half
Homo thirty jeurs ugo."
Then as wc lay him down to rent,
In childhood's snowy bands,
And fold upon his little breast
Ills chubby little hands;
In pure nml perfect Innocence
He looks nlmortt divine
The sweetest gift of Providence
Ih that wee boy "of mine.
Chicago ltecord.
t Prank's Football Fatality jj;
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(5(5rT might liu worno, Frank, denrl"
II consoleil the rosy little mint.
"It mlghtl" admitted Frank,
Kloomlly.
"It's a pleasant street to look out on,
If It Is (inlet," she added.
It wnH a iiluiiHiinl Htrcct they were
looking out on then from tliu window
it the llttlo old-faslilouud Iioiiho with
Ita Ilutterlng dimity eurtiilim ami bright
brass doorbell. It Is tucked away on
tho West Hide. It Ih not more than two
blocks In length. Tho Iioiihph uro de
tached and have qulto an air of exclu
ilvcncss. '1'wo long green grafts plats
run down the center of tho street, and
between them n Jolly llttlu fountain
KooH forever
Leaping tnwanl the sun-heart to bo
warmer,
Then recoiling In a tremble from the too
much light above.
Hut despite the iiloiiwiut aspect of tho
place and his aunt's adoring tuliilHtru
tlons, Frank Harlaiid found the days
dragged. To have been lunula foot
ball It) u practice game at that! To be
obliged to leave the team and cuddle
down and keep still like a naughty child
who Ih doing penance tu the corner!
WorHt of all, to lie oven temporarily de
barred from the, youthful companion
Hhlp In which lie so delighted It was
deuced hard It was disgusting!
"Now that you'io Hitting up you'll bo
out In no time," IiIh aunt assured him
uhccrlly. "Now, U'h "time for your
nourishment. Kh, my deurV"
"Who Is hIioK" crlwl the young fellow.
lie luul caught her arm suddenly. "Yes
there! Coming out of the opposite
houso. Hho piiHHiH here overy day. Heo
-out of that house with all tho beauti
ful Mowers In the vIiiiIowh!"
"She? O, her name la Inula Itay!"
"Isola Unyl" ho repeatetl. Ills dark
poetic young fuco lit up. "What u do
IIcIoun tiamel"
"She has 1mhii away at boarding
11 I I II n ii
EnAi' i
f&iy Knl rag
JlRHlft
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I IT WAS IMM.A HAY lKHSKt.K.
I m-lwuil. Him graduated tills Hiiininer.
Hho Is giving music lettsons. They say
she Is bright. .. Mho's a relative of the
old people over there. Why alio Is
coming In hero!"
A trim llttlo llguro In a fall stilt of
moss-green with a bewitching llttlo
tiviuo of cerlso silk on her fair hair had
come In at the gate was ascondluj- tho
steps,
MImj Dcnslow fluttered to the hall
door,
"Come In!" she cried hospitably.
"Thank you, no. I just brought a fow
flowers for tho poor young gentleman,
Will you give them to hliu wltli my
pympathyV
Hho Binllcd-dlKuppoared. Ami Frank
Ilarlaud found himself holding a mass
of Bcarlet geraniums mid delicate ferns.
Tho next morning It was a llttlo bunch
of lato violets tho, day uftor u bouquet
of fragrant iioHolrpiK'. Hut despite her
dainty lloral glftrt the young music
teacher never came In,
"Ask her," Frank would entreat.
"Tell her I wish to thank her."
"I have, my dear," his aunt would cry
In despair. "Here, you're, getting fever
ish again. You'll have u relapse. I can't
think what's coming over you."
The days did not drag uow at least
not until after Isola had passed. Thou
there was tho afternoon to watch for
when she camo home. A delightful ani
mation thrilled tho convalescent ath
lete, Ouco bUo had met his eyes ami
blushed, Tho next time she smiled.
Finally ecstatic day! she bowed,
Hut tlieru catuo a day ono glorious,
copjier-colored October day when
Frank's aunt got a shock which left her
btvaUilctsa and Isola Hay got auotuer.
T&! ! tbe war It came about: Twitter
lag old MW Dcnslow, swooping In on
tier beloved patient with a tray of deli
cacies, almost dropped the tray at sight
of her tall nephew, erect, smiling,
clothed In his ordinary hnblllments.
"It's all right," he assured her. "I
couldn't play HI one day longer not on
hour! To Btny Indoors with that sky,
that Bun, that breezel It would be
criminal. Here, I'll drink your broth,
auntie. I'm only go'i'S for n short
wnlk."
It was a short walk. It.was only as
far na the houso with tho Jlowcr-fllled
wlndowH across the street
It was Isola Hay herself Isola, In a
Quakerish little gtay houso gown, that
matched her eyes, and a fetching little
apron of milled lawn, who opened the
door to lilm.
"You!" she stammered. Bhe grew
quite white. "Why you ".
"I'm not a ghost," ho assured her,
mulling. "ty name Is Frank Hurlnnd.
I've como to thank you for all those
exquisite flowers. 'Won't you ask me
In?"
"But I but my my friend said thai
you you were crippled for life! And I
thought-I thought "
"Now, Isola Itnyl" protested a plain
tive voice. The mistress of the house
camo up to the hall. "I thought when
you nsked me about the sick gentleman
at tho window that you meant old Mr.
Heuhani, who lives at H3. Hc'h been nil
but bedridden for years. I did not know
you meant Miss Denslow's nephew
Come In, Mr. Hnrland."
Never was imitation accepted with
more alacrity. That wasn't the only
time Frank entered the Uower-llllod
parlor ah, not by many!
"A year ngo," he says to-day, and
sighs. "Now-I know the dire effects of
a foot-ball fatality."
And when his friends question him.
ho Just glances at n glittering stone on
a white linger nud attempts explana
tion. Hut his llancee stops him. And they
both lauirh. Which, after nil. Is the
only thing to do when one Is happy.
Chicago Tribune.
MUST BE A HEALTHY PLACE,
Wunlilnuton Muii' Wile (Spoiled Ills
Cluuiccttof Hlilrklnir Duty.
A young Westerner who nailed a Job
In ono of tho departments about a year
ago got Into the habit from the Jump of
putting In u tlmo Hllp pietty frequently,
explaining each tlmo to the chief of his
division that his wife was very delicate
nud that she had sent for him. Then
tho young man would repair to his fa
vorite inalsou do lush and put In n cou
ple of extra hours of enjoyment or cross
the river on the electric cars to that
largo shetl where even money, and.eveu
money only, Is given against race
horses that are a to 1 at the truck, or
otherwise toy with tho bllthesonio
hours.
During tho past summer tho young
Westerner tore ono hour off tho dally
stunt overy da" leaving tho ol'1 3
o'clocKvnmtl' i'" n-iillpr'- !?
tho chief of his division that his Invalid
wlfo was staying out lu the country,
near u small Virginia town, and that
If ho didn't catch tho HrM train he'd
have to remain In Washington over
tilght.
About 12:ir on Inst pay day n splen
did buxom woman, who would prob
ably have tipped tho beam easily at 175
pounds and whoso cheeks werollkowlld
roses, walked Into tho olllco of this
chief of division and sweetly nsked If
she could sco her husband, Hho was
the young Westerner's wife. Tho chief
told her that her husband was out at
lunch. Hho said she wouldn't wait, and
swept out, regal, handsome, tho ury
model ami picture of roiiust pnysicai
health.
"Say," said tho chief of division
who Is malarious, dyspeptic nud ema
ciated to the young Westerner when
tho latter returned from his lunch,
"where did you say your wlfo spent last
summer?"
Tho young Westerner named the
place, not without wondering If any
thing hud happened to put his chief
"next."
"Well," said tho chief, "that must bo
a rattling healthy place, and blamed If
I don't believe I'll move down there
with my family. Your wlfo was In hero
n whllo agol"
"Talking about feeling like n nickel's
worth o' strawberries In the middle o'
wlutcrl" remarked tho young Western
er afterward, lu telling the story upon
himself. Washington Post.
Sweet Flan.
Among tho queer experiences of flsh
ermeu tho following should have a
place:
A man was fishing for perch In ono
of tho lakes of Maine, Ho stood uear
the daw, and was tlshlrig below. He
noticed an old barrel lylug ou Its sldo
lu eovoral feet of water.
On examination ho found that It was
an old molasses barrel, lying so that ho
could see tho bung-hole.
Out of curiosity he dropped his hook
through the hole. Immediately there
was a groat commotion Instdo tho
barrel, and tho Ilshcrman kuew ho had
caught something. He was so sure of
this that ho walked half a mllo to get
a saw, and then sawed a pleco out of
tho top of the barrel, and drew forth a
threo-pouud trout.
Tho flsh must have gone Into the
barrel when small, and lived there ever
sluee,
India Kunbor Nulla. v
India rubber nulls are a novelty In
aermony, They aro used lu vplaces
where metallic nails would be liable to
corrode.
A piece of poetry about a shattered
Idol seems to appeal particularly te
every married woman.
A polite bachelor always jglve up his
seat In a crowded car to a wlfew of
long standing.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always aak fax iba fasMM
Qeaaral
Arthur ci-nr. Ikbarg-Ctaaat Oiaj
Co.,
general agents, PortUfed, Or.
Iirady 8s Sherrctt, practical wlnmb-
ars, gas and steam fitters. DoiAwrs in
lead and iron pipe, gas fixtures and
tilumblng goods of overy desci iptlon.
lobbing done at resaonablo rates.
ii wuijw Yvuriiiutvu. oiraut uu uvii
fwator-heating a specialty. Tel
ephono
tOak 411.
142 First strcot, Portland,
Oro.
G. A. Watson, Marino Drug St,
ore, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Oro
Spo
icialtios: rleckenstoin's Lung
and Colory Holtzor.
It. H. Schwartz, druggist and
jBalsam
potho-
nary, 835 Xiiirnsiiie street. I
etween
ifirst and Second, Portland, Ur.
' For flno fruits of all kinds for tho
itrnvoliug public, call at ICO North
iSixth street. Ico oroam soda, lksket
.fruits for travolers. Ucorgo Kit or
pro
prlotor
Creamery and bakery. Counttry but
tor and frosh ecKS a snecialtK,i also
Icroamory butter. Mrs. B. Bolydstou,
proprietor, corner Second and Columbia
'streets, Portland. Or.
1 Don't woar bajrgy trousers or
olothoflv Wo call for, sponge
and deliver, ono suit of your c
.Baph week, sow on buttons, nnd
shabby
, presp,
lothiug
sow up
Lla fnr l.flll n niOUtll. UniqU
uto
Tail-
!oring Company, 247 WaBhingtoti
stroet,
both phonos.
Jno. P. Sharkey, msnufneurer of
iiarness, collars, saddles a'nd strap
work; importer of saddlery, hardware,
whips, pads, etc. 65 Union ajve., Port
laud, Or.
Knhn Bros., dealers in hides, fun
nnd wool. 11)1 Fiont street, Portland,
Or.
O. Dnnlolgon, watchmaker, owolei
nud dininond-suttor, 140 Sixth street,
Portland, Or. All work guaranteed.
Everybody smokes the celebrated
Monogram and Pundoia cigars,
havo no equal.
Tlioy
Tho Popular, 136 First strcok, bet.
Washington and Alder, Portlan
I. Or.,
John Euklund, pioprlotor. Tel. Ore
gon red 084, Columbia 608.
Portland Transfer rialoon Clas. O.
Sialln. proprietor. Choice Twines,
liquors nnd cigars. 831 Ulleaii, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Ur.
Smyth & Howard, goneral contract
ors. Itoads. bridses. trestles, munlcl.
pal improvomouts, eta, Portlamk, Or.
Diamond Vittifled Brlok c apany,
(incorpotated). Paving briof a spo
olalty. 018 Chambdi of Comni 3e.
The AVD. T. MessongorCo. is.he old
est and best service of the kln'hi the
town. Beadors of tho New A Jo, give
them tho proforenoo. r
Money to loan, on furnituro, pianos,
or any good securities. Notts and
mortgages bought. 8. W. King;, room
46, Washington building. '
Collins - Preston - Wilson Co.
HU0UUH8OU ti) l'ATKICK, MAHTIOK & CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLERY GOODS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE AND MEDRJM GRADES
. OF LIGHT HlARNESS ON THE COAST.
91-93 Front Strotot, Botwoort Stark and Oak.
Dragon l'luuio
Muln 407...
PRINTING
and BOOKBINDING
Only complete establishment. We want an opportunity to
figure with you. Telephone 31a.
THE IRWIN-HODSON COHPANY
flrnnrnl Ajnit for ,
UKMlNOTtiJS-HIIOLKS TYI'KWltiTKHS
Musick Has Paid $j 50,000 in Dividends
We advise the purchase of this stock as it will increase in
value and the mine will pay dividends again within a few
months. See me regarding this property.
L. Y. HEADY, Mining Stock Broker
UO Sherlock mitlhHmw. Ofmm Mtmmm NartM 939
Metnlrtt, Portland Minim-Stock Exchange.
Call or Write
rwt tint rnnfound tha Pianola with
fiddle, liaiijo-plano, and wliatnot
lioiuv, "aagooti ai me rianoia." no mono un rinnniai in mo nonnwcu. auu
.la.tlv ati.llV IAII .4l.nll.rt. .llli I'l.linl.l II Y.ltl r.ll Mt lllir U.NUlini If Vni.
loiuv, "at good ai the I'lanola." Vie alotm toll I'lannlaa lu Hie Norlhueat, and we
tladlr ihow jou Avollam and I'lauolai, If you call at our warerooma. If you are
iitureiUM, write us. and we will have a representative call and arrauge for private
uuilo roclla.
M. B. WELLS,
353-355 Washington Street, Corner Park
PORTLAND, OREGON
WtareUo'e Ag-nli for tho rianoia. It U exhibited oulyat. our wareroomi. ,
ALLEN & LEWIS
Shipping A Commlnlon AtercHntsi
WHOLESALE GROCERS
t mt Mate a4nss rtH eBJUM W Us Ceraeaaf.
Ring p Dr. Darling. 964 Morrison
street, cor. Third and Mortiion, over
McAllen A MoDonnell's. Office
hours, 10:80 to 13 a. in.; 1:80 to 5 p.
m. At residence, E. 84th and Bel
mont streets, morning and evenings.
Residence 'phones, Oregon, blue 876;
Columbia, 6187, office 'phone, Colum
bia 14.
The finest place in the city to obtain
fit it quality clgarsj tobacco and smok
ers' articles is that of Bosenthal A
Bod.l, at 287 and 287)4 Washington
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give these genial dealers a call when
you wish anything in their lino. Telo
phono Main 7G.
A. A. TJuruli, bltyclo ropairing.
Brazim.' nnd unttlng down frumos a
ipecUlty. Bicxolo suudrios Baked
oimiiK'l. All work guainutoed. 183
Foot of Morrison strout, Portland, Or.
Cull and sou mu whon you ' aro broken
down. At-oncr for tho Ijnpotlal Blcy
olo; Kiiarauteun for one year. Oregon
'phone black 28D1.
00-Yfll',T
Good Cmue ton Tlinnlc-(lln--Wheu
yon havo tho supremo satisfac
tion of putting on a collai or shirt 'done
up at tliu Domestic Laundry, with a
color and finish ou it to suit tho most
fastidious, and no rough edges or torn
button holes to annoy you. A man is
in luck to bo nblo to have his liuon
kopt in such perfect condition as wo
keep it iu wheu lauudriod at tho Do
mestio Laundry, J. F. ltobiusnu, Prop.,
Pendleton, Oregon.
pOUTLAM) UOU.I.S'U MILLS
Msnufiicturcri of
BAK IKON AND 8TEKU
N. K. AYKK, Mng-r.
Twenty-Scontl and Nlcoltt Hlrtctt.
NATIONAL
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
onriGB AND WOKKS:
925 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Ilnti Cle micd.i Droit, I'rCMed atul Trimmed
Ijh1Ii' Drcci Knit Dre UoihIi Dyed nil Col
on, or Well UIchikhI. (lentlemen'b CIoiIiIhk
Clenni'tl, I)) oil and Itepnlrcd. Oilrlch Kentheni
Uleaned or Dyed all Color and Nicely Curled.
miiii1'" ( Jsrv -s"
PORTLAND, OREGON
212-214 FIRST STREET
anr of tha eltctrlo tilanoi or cLrv.tr-.ri horn.
oomlilnallon aflaln ofteted by oilier mule
Northwest Agent for the Aeolian Company
iNComroKAVM tc-tr.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOMAN, Pro-.
I Iim, Llqairs, Cigars. Weli.trd'i Int.
PHONE, RED 1818. FAMILY RESORT.
Cor. Chapman and Jefferson Bts., Portland, Or
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
Bernstein's Art Store,
807 Washington street - - Het. Fifth and Blxth
PORTLAND OKEOOK.
rplIE BAVARIA SALOON
A. O. IlUKpEU, Prop.
i Imported nnd Domestic Wines, Liquors
and Cignrs. Wclnhnrd'i Ileer.
Phone Oregon Black 1915.
B. E. Corner Second and'Oak Streets,
PORTIVND, OREOON.
BOYD & ARNOLD
..General Agents...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 Pirst Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
I SPEGI
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 6033,
The Golden West
FURNISHED ROOMS.
-.KASSON SMITH, Proprietor....
Rooms Wc., Special Rates by Week or Month
Everything new and clean. Beit loca
tlon In the vlty. Specliilly dislrable
on in mo fi iv. mn'ciiiuy nciirnui
nblo for parties desiring n qulot
tiltinii Kr fMi I lil run
or (inriio- lu'siringi
place. No Children
4 Doors South of Firat National Bank
Main 8t., Opposite Fred Ernst.
BAKER CITY - - OREGON
Oregon Brass Works
MOORE & HARPER. Props.
Brass, Bell and Composition Castings. Alum
Inuui and Phosphor Bronze. Brass Rail
ing. Btt'amtfoat and Machine.. .
Work a Specialty.
69 Second Street, North.
Bet. Davis and Everett.
Telephone Oregon Main 078.
POIITI.AND . . OIIKOON.
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAR, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
M.BOTH PHONES.
Travelers should take "8" Btreet Carat Union
Depot and transfer at Yamhill Street to East
Ankney Car.
A. W. HIaWETTT, Prop.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St., Cor. Burnsidt.
n-SBBBBBBBBsfl9BniSSBB
jHsVHHsssssssssssBSSsi
KIM'S UIMLII WWII
For ipravinir scale,bUck, green or woolly ephla.
noaaana other Iikiui growth and dm bo
equal for dlsposlug ol the raotb and Invigorat
ing the trees. No beating or boiling, limply t
diiuM with cold water and U Inexpensive.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
It com pounded on seteotlfle principles f rosa eat-.
bolle acid and Stockholm plus tar, and detuoya
the tlcka and electually curea the seab. leaving
tha sheep In a healthy condition, being alto
one ol tha greatest dlsenfcctanta knows. Prtca
lowest of tuny good dip. Addreat all oorra.
tpondesee
FI9HER, TH0RSEN & CO.
fWbtW, Or. PacgSeCButAfla,
IT S. CLEANING AND PRESSING CO.
Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired.
Your Clothes Sponged and Pressed for 91 per
per month. Called for and delivered
Phone Clay 808. 451 Washington Btree
Between Tweltth and North Thirteenth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A INDAHL
...SIGNS..
Japanning. Tin Decorating
t
270'i Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
T10ME BAKERY AND DELICATE ESSEN
D. B. LEAMING, Prop.
A Full Lino of Fruits, Candles and Nuta
Always on Hand.
Nowly Opened at 207 Third Street.
tlemcmbcr tho nlncc.
Onposlto
tho
In j lor Htrcot Churc,
pONRAD L. HOSKA
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
COUNTY CORONER
Corner Ninth and Railroad Street!
TACOMA, WASH.
mRAVIS BROS
WOOD YARD
Oregon Phono Hood 742
Office and Yard:
4S3 Everett, bet. Twelfth nnd Thirteenth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
RLINGTON CREAMERY
N. J. RITTER, Prop.
Wholsnlee and Retail Dealer In
If ILK, CREAM, Ctti:ESE BUTTER AND EGG9
207 Burntlde Street
PORTLAND OREGON.
T)LAZIER BROS.
Club Roomi Second Floor
Wine Rooms, Concert, Pool and Billiard Hal)
Oregon Phone Grant 7)
'J 13 llurnildo St.
PORTLAND - OREGON!
QTANDARD KISIt COMPANY '
1C9 North Sixth Street
IOLE8ALE AND RETAIL
Alto Groceries, Cignrs and Tobacco. Frultt
and Lunchct for TourUtt.
REED BROS., Props.
mllE OLD RELIABLE
SEVENTH AND OL1SAN EXCHANGE. jV;
J. L. O'KARRELL, Prop.
Beventh and Gllsan Sis. PORTLAND, ORE.
THE LARGEST IN
THE WEST
. . . ...-- r j.
we nave tno largest store, me most complete
factory, the most skilled workmen aud thai
nnetisioca oi rurs.
We are headquarters for
Genuine Alaska Sealskins
THE SIItVEltflEIiD FUi?
IVTFG CO.
FURS, CLOAKS AND SUITS
U83-2H5 Morrison Ht., 1'ortlahd, Or.
t" I MM I I "
...THE OLYMPIAN...
148 Fifth St., Kear Morrison
BLUNDEN & VELTON, Props.
THE FAMOUS
OLYMPIA BEER
ON DRAUGHT
Xew Building, New Fixtures, Choice Good.
C. fl. STOKES LIQUOR GO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS.
PABST MILWAUKEE BEER
Bottled by Pabst Brewing Co.
(Milwaukee, Wis.
1130 Pacific Avenue
TACOMA - . WASH.
OLYMPIC '
STEAM LAUNDRY
407 South J Street
1ICI1IL J. M01H ft LOUIS J. b'jOIK
PKOPKIBTORS
TACOMA, WA8H.
W. L. McC&ll,
Seattle.
K. 8. Uamiltoh,
Tacoaa.
M'Cill I H1NILT0I
.. STEVEDORES ..
PUGET SOUND
Also Honolulu, H. I.
Hd Offlo: Ttoemi, Wash.
Cabla Addraat; McCABK
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