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PT. Munton. K. Munon,
mllR AKIIEUHKR ItltHGH-rino lunch every
JL day. IICKt beer on i-nrtli. Fine wlnei. ll'i
lion and oleum, gsi Morrison Hi., cor. Second,
Portland, Or.
fllllE rorui.AK
ia I'lml Street,
ltct, Washington and Alilcr
Phone Oregon Red 91 I'lione Columbia MA
"""" JOHN ECKLUND, I'roprletor,
I'liillaiiil, Or.
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ILLIAM RUHHKI.f. MACKENZIE
runr.tc ACCOUNTANT
POM LAND, OREGON
J.'
HABBI.TINE A CO.
Importer anil Dealer In
1I10N HTI'.Kfi AND COAT.
BLACKSMITHS' bUPPLIE.
Carriage A Whkoii Maicrlal, llardwoud Lumber
49 & At Cecond Ht.
rOHTJ.ANIt, OIlKdON.
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8. CliKANTNtl AND I'ltKSHINU CO.
Clothe CleaiieJ, Djcd and Hcpnlrrd.
Your Clotlic h'piniftPil nnd i'rpranl for $1 cr
tcr inonlli. Called (or and delivered
riiono Clay WW. ('it WimlilliKton Strue
JlctwccnTiieltlli nnd Norlli Tlilrttventh
1'OltTI.ANI), OIlKdON.
A.
JNDAIIL
..KKlNfl .
Japanning. Tin Decorating
270JJ Alder Btreet '
rOKTIiANII, OIIKOON
TIOME BAKKHY AN1 DIM.tCATK ES8KN
I). II. I.KAMINd, Prop.
A Full I.lneol 1'riilla, Cnndleaand Nul
AIvaH mi Hand.
Newly Opened at tt7 'I lilrd Hired.
Jtomember the. plaeo. Opponltu Ihu
Tajlur Htrct't Church.
pONKAi) I
.. IIOHKA
l'UNMItAI. DlltKCTOIt
COUNTY COItONKIl
Corner Ninth and llallroad HtrneU
T.UJOMA. WAHII.
fllUAVlH IlltOS
WO()l YAltl)
OreRon I'hoiie Hood 7li
nUM nnd Yard:
4(13 Kmell, het.Twrlllli and TlilrMctitk
POUTI.AND, tWtlKION.
i KLINUTON CllKAMKIlY
N. J. Iliri'KIt, I'rop.
MmlaIco and Retail Dealer 111
f,Mll.K, CRKAM. CHUrai: IIU'rrKll'ANDEOdr
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I'ORTI.AND - OltEdON.
TiMZIKU llltOH. '
Club Itonma Second Floor
Wine Rooms, Concert, Tool and Milliard fTall
Oickoii I'fxino Orntil 71
,. '.'II llurimMo HI.
1 ' I'OllTI.AMi - Oil COON.
QTANDAItO Flhll COMPANY
K.'J North Hlxth Httcet
WIIOI.IWAI.IC AND RETAIL
Alio (li(eerli'i. ClBurn and Tobacco,
and l.iitu'liea lorTonrUl).
Iti:i:i llltOH,, Prop.
Fruit
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,1011 FA I It DK.I,IN(I I'ATItONI.K
o. l". a ri.UMMint,
Drug., Medicine and Cbfinlcala,
Toilet Article-, .Tr iiw.cn, I'nlliU,
oiu, (iirtsfl, r.ui
ft K, Corner Third and Madtton Hlreoti.
)IAHO WAIlKltOU.MH
or
II, HI NHII It M Kit , Kolo Akrut for
TUB JACOJI DOI.I. VIANO
Tho bent nprlght piano nuide, and other llrtl
elaiaplauoi rented and .old on luxlulluicuta
No.,72 'third hlrcet, IMablUhcd IKiU. I'lione
North Ml.
IAY A IIENDKItHON
All Klnda ol
,V0 UN ITU UK
l'tacllcal Kinbaluicra and UndertaVer.
Orders by telegraph lilted promptly,
1'Uouo lllack 17, l!or. V lllamultu and 7th Sta
KIKIKNK CITY, OltKUON.
l RUTIN HAUIiJYAUKCO.
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Wbolc.ale and Itctall Hardware,
BTOVKA ANDIINWAUK.
'Willamette Street,
EUtlE.NE,t)UKGON
-)OUTLANI IIOI.I.INO MILLS
Manufacturer of
'PHI IRON AND BIKKL.
N.
K. AYIIlt, Manager,
Wild and Nlcolal HlrecU
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rllJ.IAMit, WOOD I.INTIIK1U.M,
llvo. II, Wllllama. C. I'. 8. Wml, k II.
Ililcuin.J. 0. r'Uinlcr.i, AlloriH.-dt.U
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Chamber of Commerce llulldlng,
Portland. Oregon
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UIKNTAl. , ,
'S2i Waihlngtou St., bet. eih and 7th,
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1'orlUnd, Oregon
Strictly rirt-Ct.
Geo, Shea, Proprietor
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their busi
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Fixtures', Bit
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Bowline;
Hard and Pool Tables.
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. G. REDD1CK, Manager.
The Reliable Loan Office
Pawnbrokers and Jewelers
BARGAINS
tiini
.UNREDEEMED.
PLEDGES
Money Loaned on All Articles
oi Value.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST.
All Oooda Hold on Inititllniitnta.
01 Third St.. Oor. Pine, Portland, Or.
LAWRENCE BROS'.
Towel Supply Co.
Towoh fnrnlfhed to Harbor. Doolnr. Offlcet
nnd lluilneaii lloiica, I'.tu. Wo also do First
Clam Laundry Work,
Kourtll'rcel, 8... PORTLAND, OR,
Oregon I'hono 429. Columbia Phone 410.
Old Kentucky
Club Whiskey
Home
AND
Shaw's
. ' Pure Malt
Blumauer 5fe Hoch
Wholwalo I.!itinr A Cigar Dcalcri
80LE AGENTS. 110 Fourth Street
, EMPIRE
Live'rj Feed and Sale Stable
C P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs
At All Hour.
Tranilont ktock given the very beat ol care.
Rate HIm ayi reaionnblu ami tatlafautlon guar
anteed, Phone Main Oi. Cor. Rose and Oak Sts.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
n
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507
RENA STINSON, Lady AtlllUnt.
.Merchant Hotel.
CORNKU THIItl) AND DAVIS BTREKT8
rOKTt.ANIt, OHUGON,
HOTEL IS NEWLY RENOVATED.
Thl Ii the bet ciulppcd moderate rato hotel
pn the Pad He t'oa.t and hat all the com en.
electno light and Ml, and arie.lan "at"r in
rauh room, Hath mom on each floor. Elevator I
tor accomodation ot guctW. Itale (1 and It.'JI
per day. MeaU'.cenl. Hpcclal rate to lam.)
lite and theatrical panic. Five 'bu to and
from all train, itoo room Only four blocki
fiom Union Depot. Fire Proof llulldlng, ,
F. K. HILL, Prop. '
Electric Hotel
I OREGON CITY, OR.
JACOB GASSELL, Pl'Op.
strictly Firt-cu. ittea
l.oo. rr iy ami U.
c - f f .
5tcam Meat, Electric Lights, Com
merclal Sample Room. i
sFray5&?'
NERVY PAT GARRETT
fe
MILD-MANNERED BUTMLUCKY
NEW MEXICAN SHERIFF.
He linn Dropped
More Outlaw than
Any other Mutt In
the Territory
Ills Remarkable QuIckncM la Urn w
li.lt Ills Gun. .'
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Tho most successful and daring Hhcr
Iff In the history of New Mcco Is lat
Gurrott, of Sauta Ana County; who
8oou will rcttie from tho business of
hunting mid shooting ou.laU. in tlio
twenty odd years he lias beon a pcavo
olllcor Garrett has tral.cd and captured
mid 'dropped" more outlaws than any
other man In New Mexico', lie cap
tured Billy tho Kid alive; and when
MlljMhe Kid escaped fronl his less as
tute keepers, the Sheriff asalbhanded
til 111 over to the law, dcad-to make
sure of him. Fioiii the S uked I'ltilus
to the remotest mouulalii faatuenHes
(iitnett has made h!s naiile ujterror to
llui outlaws of the southeru boutidiU'y
Indian, Mux.i'itu and vh to man. Ho
lias dlKcoumged alinost to vxtluctlotl
tilt' "bad mail ' of tile f ion tier.'
Garrett's gre.tt v.rtue as a Sh'orlir lies
In the fact that he "draws the quickest
lichil In the Southwest." lie Is the
quietest, xottiMt Hpuaklng man In the
Territory mid the deadliest shot, He
Kave lhi ilemnii'Uiitlou of his skill with
the pistol for the beuellt or aV Western
gentleman Indulging In u lltllo'West'eru
mi loon merrliiieut. The geiitleiuait ono
Grecufclt, with a wiaki.ess for other
gentlemen's litiises was itmusltig him
Mlf lit a sit oiiii by making a couple or
men d.iucu by shooting at Ilia feet. A
third, whoso lerpMcliorran jaklll or
lmshfulnwH had met the disapproval of
the horso thlef.Jlay on tho Hoot wltlt a
bit let tticouveijButly coifceitlctl la r Jala
person, whenM'at Uarrott tjcMually
dropped In. m lCi t
"Three litiufls round," wliofifar'thc
horseth.'of, slilfdng his plbtofi.tfjwwrd;
Carrett, and almost on the ,liwt word
ho lunged forward on bis 16 with) a
bullet through his heart. Ttio Jast
sound he hcatd In this world was Gar
rett's drawllng.commout: . ,..... ,
"You're n poor cal er.'i . . ,e
I'at Garrett further convlncAl the
bonier folk that he was at homo In
their "waim" country by luteriuptlug
the lllght of tin oo Mexican bjudlts at
Las Ttiblas. While on their trail they
ambushed him. Ho dropped behind
his horse ami while they wero popplug
away at him he shot from under tho
animal and picked them off, losing hlj
hon-e In tho batt'e.
Another service l:o renderetl tho or-iler-lovlng
cjtlzeils was tlui removal of
.Manuel Sanchez, a desperado from Old
Mexico, whoso fond bel'ef It: was that
he was not fated to dlo by the bullet.
Suncl.o. muideied a holdler. nt Kurt
.Stanton, ami Garrett started out to
take him. There was a rnunltig b.tttlo
between Garrett ami Suuchex and his
four companions, which only elided
when the llvo desperadecs wero
dropped, one by one. In the alkali dust
ami Sanchez was convinced beyoml
doubt that ho had nursed a mistaken
boiler about being bullet-proof,
Out Mr. Ilitrroot, who had made It
his mission to keep things lively In the
Seven Itlvora country, was the next to
prove Pat G.inelt a good shot; but Mr.
Harfoot was something of upshot him
heir and killed ouo or the Sheriff's depu
ties bcfoie he paid tho penalty ror be
ing a terror.
On Pat Garrott was nlso fprctnl tho
painful duty of removing Jlie Lemon
brothers, one of whom facetiously de
scribed himself as tho "OurlyfHcaded
Caulltlower from San Slmoie," when
ho wont on the rampage,
Garrett Is the last one that a stranger
would pick out as n Western Sheriff.
He has a qvlef, gentle maimer and
looks moro like a lawyer orr't'Clslator
than a subdtter of border ruHlans, He
Is 411 years old and always dresses well.
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WANT TO VOTE BY MACHINE.
t
Iiullnuu Dotlret to Clin'tiie the Method
of Polllnir Vnteai
The success of the voting, machines
lu the various cities of New York State
having hceti dt'iuquhtrutcd it iletnand
has been created that they be employed
lu. Indiana tit future geuernl.eK'citous,
says nn Indlnuupolls corre(oiident(
Men of all parties are fnvorablo to the
Innovation, mid It Is tho general boiler
thai before the election of'JlHKi they
will be fully Installed In this State, at
lonM In the principal cltles.peveral of
the Iwarda of County Coiuailsslouers
have taken Ute mailer up.wKh u view
to recommending that uppwprlatlons
for the iiiirclntNO or voting ulachlues bo
iiiutlo by County Couuclls, 'K
To meet the rtitiulnniu'iita'w tho laws
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ui iiiiiinun u m mi "'-"hub
mut 1m able to rvgUter tileiHiuKnt
or Irregular vote. For thlajextra de-
I'A'T OAllilKIT.
vices aro required. Ordinarily th.
voter Is filling to choose from the can
dldatmonthereirularlv nominated tick- '
ets and voting machines arc designed :
principally with this fact In view, but It ' Always mik (or the fatnont General
Is said that a machine docs not comply Arthur cljrar. Etberg-Gunst Cigar Co.,
with the requirements In Indiana If It central agents. Portland. Or.
does not provide a way for a man to I
cast his ballot for whomsoever ho de-' 0. A. Watson, Marino Drug gloro, 88
sires. To meet this difficulty ono voting N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Bpo
machine that has been used two or cialties: Fleckenstoin'a Lung Balsam
three times In Indiana, has a row of and Celory Seltzer.
little receptacles under tho regular.
tickets.- They open to receive the bal-1 For (lno fruits of all kinds for tho
lot or ballots desired to be cast. For traveling public, call at 150 North
this kind of a vote It Is Accessary to Sixth street. Ico cream soda. Basket
have n printed ballot or ballots. fruits for travelers. Goorge Kiser pro-
Examples of two of the dllilcult prob- priotor ,
lems for Inventors of voting machines
were presented at the last city election Dou,t .oar bnjrpy tronsora or shabby
In Indianapolis. Ono was the tweifty- olotho, Wo call for, sponge, pros,
four candidates for Couucllmou at largo nnd deliver, ono suit of your clothing
six to a party and the other the uu- eaph wook( fi0W on buttons, and sow up
merous nominees for School Co mm Is- jj g ror ,i,oo a mouth. Uniquo Tail
sloner. Tho machhies had to be so con- orjug Company, 247 Washington streot,
structed that a man could vote for any j, phones.
six and no more of the twenty-four can- ""
dldatcs for Councilman nt large. This Jno. P. Sharkey, mnnufacurer of
Is what Is styled group voting. In aarness, .collars, caddies and strap
Mnrlou County, there were seven Itep- otk; importor of sutldlery, linrdware.
resentatlves and three Senators to elect whips, pads, etc. 65 Onion ave., Port
this fall. A voting machine would have !aDa 0r
had to be arranged with all the caudl-1
dates for Ueprescututivo In ono group
and all for Senator In another, so that
inu ruier cuuiu cnsi ins uaiioi lot any
seven of the former and any three of
the latter. Tlds grouping Is necessary
because a candidate for Itepreseutatlvo
or Councilman nt large Is nut In com-
petition with a practical candidate Ini
each of the other parties, but Is a can-
dldate as against all men seeking tho
sameoflice. -
The School Hoard ptoetlon In Inillnn.
npolls. according to the law or 1801),
must be conducted Indepcudently'of po
litical parties. Nominations for School
Commission are by petition and bal
lots aro deposited In a -box separate
from the one receiving tho vote for
other city olllclnls. All this wob some
thing to tux the Ingenuity of tho voting
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macnine. xno macnines ordered for a
rew precincts nt the Inst city election
were to be arranged so that all the noip-
ineea ror School Commissioner wero In
tho lower rlght-hnnd corner, nnd not In
coliimus where tho party tickets ap
peared. Tho group wnH to be designa
ted "candidates for School Commis
sioner," mid the vofcr could voto for
live and no more.
In Homo States women vote on school
questions and In other States tax ques
tions nro voted on only by taxpayers of
,a certain class. When these questions
come up at general elections voting ma
chines must bo constructed so that nil
parts enn be locked when the voter with
limited qualifications enters, except tho
parta on which the elector Is entitled to
vote.
There are many mechanical geniuses
at wotk In Indiana on voting machines.
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VOTI.VO MACIIINK FOR INDIANA.
It Is snld Unit In Washington City there
are USD patents applied for from all
quarters or the United states. It Is
probable that companies will be organ
ized to back the Inventors as rast as
they show promise or early success, for
It Is expected that much money will bo
spent by Indiana counties for mnchluea
lu the next three or four years.
PORTABLE QUARTERS.
Hut for Ilrl tali Soldier WIiq Stay In
Bout'i Africa.
Tho British Government has con
tracted tor a number or huts ror the
army of occupation lu South Africa ut
tho close of the war. Huts providing
accommodation for ."0,000 troops have
been ordered. The building for warrant
otlicers' quarters Is sixty feet long and
twenty feot wide, and divided Into
HUT FOR 80LDIKHS
twelve rooms. The hut Is constructed
of timber framing, covered outside with
corrugated Irou, lined with felt, and In
ldo with deal match-boarding. Tho
men's huts, accommodating thirty men
and one nen-comudssloued officer, aro
113 feet long and 20 feet wide. When
packed the men's huts each weigh
about thlrty-tlve tons und the warrant
otlicers' about tweuty tons.
Kuphonlatlo In the I-Utieme.
The rapid exteuslou ot polite terms
appears to threuten an era of Chester,
tleldlitu courtesy. A uegro boy whose
duty It Is to look after the family wash
when taken to task for a delay of sev
eral days replied:
"The wash-lady says that the washM
gentlemau waa sick and she had to
wait on him."
The presumpttou Is that the husband
or the laundress has been III.
A man's accusations of himself are al
ways believe! ; his praises, never.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Call up Union'491 when in need ot
anything in the luel line. East Mor-
gtJeot Wood & Coal Yard
.
The Popular, 125 First street, bet.
Wathlngton and Alder. Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund. monrietor. Tel. Ore-
gon red 034, Columbia 508.
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Portland Transler tialoon-Chas. O.
f W,Bi proprietor. '08 wlnei,
(liquors and cigars., 831 Gillian, cor-
. uor 8lxth Portland, Or.
Tho A. D. T. MeesongnrCo. is the old
eat and best service of the kind in the
town. Headers ot tho New Age, give
them the preference.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
martpatrfta bnuirht. H. W. Klnir. mnm
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45, Washington building.
The finest plnoo in the alty to obtain
flint quality clgarsj tobacco nnd finjox
ors' artiolcs la that of Hoeenthai &
Uudtl, at 387 and 387K Washington
streot, botweon Fourth nnd Fifth.
Give thoao gonial dealors a call when
you wish anything in tholr line. Tele
phono Main 75.
Frenoh Dyeing and Clcanjng Works.
All work done at very modernto prices.
Dyeing and oleaning ot all kinds ol
litdios' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Delcau,
proprietor, 465 Gllsau itrut.
Everybody smokes the, celebrated
Monogram and Pandoia cigar. They
have no equal.
Oregon Butchering Company, Fred
Metzger, manager, dealers in nil kindi
of fresh and' malt meats and flib, 415
Evorett'atreot.
Grebe, Harder & Co., Portland, Ore
on, dealers in implements and ve
hicles. Milburn farm, dollvery, spring
wngous and buggies. Chase force lift
and tiiuk pumps. Milwaukie bindois,
mowers and rakes. Engines and sep
arators. Fountain City boo, shoe and
disa drills. Wolff -American high art
bloyclos. Stool and chilled plows,
disc, cprlug and splko harrows.
Kcllpso steel hay presses. Columbus
BujrgyCo.'i Columbus bngglos and
carriages. Phone, Oak 731, 183-84-80
Madison streot, went end of Madison
atront lirlilon . .T. P. O'Tlniinnll. on.
eral agent, Oregon, Washington and
Idaho
NATIONAL
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
OPFIUK AMI YVOHKBi
925 SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
i
Hat Cleanexl, Dyed, Prced and Trimmed
Ladlea' Dreeaand Drea Good Dyed all Col
or, or Well Cleaned, Gentlemen' Clothing
Cleaned, Dyed aud Repaired. Ostrich Feather
Cleaned or Dyed all Colora-and Nicely Curled.
THE H. C. ALBEE COMPANY
-DEALERS IN-
SECOND
MO Eaat Water Street
HAND
C.H. CLARKE, Preddent.
Seattle, Wain.
T. F. SPENCER, BeeVfTea.
Spokane, Wab.
SPENCER-CLARKE COMPANY
Mmmtfamturmfm' Agent Shh$mlw " Ommtmlumlmm
OKFICKSl
Collins - Preston - Wilson Co.
SUOOKSSOIl TO f ATKIOK, MA STICK CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLERY GOODS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES
OF LIGHT HARNESS ON THE COAST.
' 0 1 -03 Front Street, tweon Stark and Oak.
Orognn l'hon
Mlut7...
BiTABLISHKB lift.
ALLEN &
Shipping Sb Commlaslon A4rcnrrta
WHOLESALE CROCERS
To time aairaae l GeiaaaiiBleaMeM i it cfvaf.
,. A t a a. Wt atryet. Nottja. 9B.TBa 19t
PORTLAND ROLLING MILLS '"
Manufacturers el
BAR IRON AND 8TKIU
N. E. AYER, Manager.
Twenty-Second and Nlcolat Streeti.
M
EYEIt A 8CH1LL1KO
t
FINE W1NE3
AN J
LIQUOR?.
LA OHANPE, ORKQOK.
T AMBON
& LONO-
15 NORTH FIFTH ST. . -
Fine wines, liquors and elgara. Olre ua a call.
TTERUERT A. IIAI.E.
i
Mt. Hood.1 Columbia River and Northweil'
Vilcwi.
1'nrtrnlln, Water Colom, Crayont, for the
trade.
Kleutrlo Light and Hromlde EnlargemeaU.
l.T2Tulrd Bjrcct, Corner Alder.
PORTLAND. ORB.
H
K.M1Y IIKWKTT ft UU.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Itoomi 26 and 27 Kherlock llulldlng, Comer
Third and Oak Street.
1'ortland Oregon.
T KAYBER (
Dealer In
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Ml Third Street, Near Madltoa. -
Olegoii Phone Hood 884.
PO HI LAND, ORKQON
mUX IMPERIAL SALOON
Llquoriand High tirade Cigars.
J.B. IIILDEHUItN, Prop.
Phone Main 213. Corner Cam and Bherldaa M
ROSEtlURO, OltEdON.
T J. KADDEItLY,
DEALER IN HARDWARE.
Btove, Rangea, Tin. Copper and Granite
Iron-Ware, Crockery, ()laswaro and House
Furnlahlug Good. Jobbing promptly at
tended to. ,
141-143 Fin t St., cor. Alder, Odd Fellow' flldg,
PORTLAND, OREGON. '
PORTLAND LOAN OFFICE
Dan Marx, Proprietor.
...Hlgncit Price Paid for Old Gold and Silver.
Vo. 74 Third Birret, Near Oak
1 UIUJ,A.-,, Ull. ;
Ixan money on all klndi of acurlty. Uaie
deemed pledget aold for amount loaned.
J.
1). WILD
Jobbing arid Retail Dealer la
TWINES AKD LIQUORS ' '
- , .,1
133 Third Street, OppoilteMaioulo Temple.
i
Portland, Oregon. . ,
m A. WOOD.
REAL ESTATE AND PENSION ATTORNET.
Room 10, Odd Fellowa' llulldlng.
PORTLAND, OR&
Tp V. AUIS3
F. W. ARIS3 A CO.
i
Wholesale Ilrokerago und Coinmltjtoo
No. 65 Front 8treet.
Colnmbli'PhoneS49.
Portland, Or.
JjuinuA"K8'
STANDARD SCALES,
Falrbankn, Morae A Company,
Flnt and Stark Street, Portland, Oregon.
Telephone 81.
pAXTOM, IIKAUli SIMON
Attorneys-at-Iiiw.
MO Chamber ol Commerce,
Portland ' . .
Orefoa.
W 0. NOON BAG CO,
Manufacturer and Importers of
RAG8, TWINES. TEXTS AND AWNINGS. .
FLAGS AND Ml.NINU HOSE.
Bagging Material. Canraa, Ball Making In ail
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