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KVSNTII kUD GMSAN KXCttAHO-.
J. ! O'FARKKLL, Pro?.
Seventh and Qlisaii 8U. PORTLAND. ORB.
iKTIBTIC MONllJlENTH IN NATIVE AND
Mli foreign marble and granltet new and orig
inal designs. II.. J. BLAESINQ. Office and
works 267 Third street, near Madison.
AIDERS SCHNEIDElt CO.-n. AL11EH8,
A Pre, and Mgr, Thos. Schneider, Vlcc-l'res ,
M. Albert, Bec'y. and Treas. Proprietors U. 8.
Mill and Merchant Holler MUls. Manufacture
ni of Rolled Oats, Oat Meal Flaked Wheat,
Buckwheat Flour, Pearl Barter, ltjre Flour
Whole Wheat Flour. Corn Meal, Itye Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Wheat. Pants Ku
torr Macaroni, Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers
In drain. Flour, Hay, BhJnglri. Seeds, Etc. All
kinds Mill Feed. Office, 240442 Front Street,
eorncr Main, Portland, Or.
J. J. Xrdner
R. Hoohull.
ClUICAQO MARKET
' . Krdner A Itochult . .
Dealer! In fresh and cured meats j alt kind
at sausages. 814 Washington streoti Portland,
Oregon. Voth 'Phones No. 413.
1HARLH8 J. BCHSAHEIi
lMn.rt .....f
fits Chamber ol Commerce Building,
Portland, Oregon.
1RM0RY DMJO BTOllK ' ' v
vitre Drngi and Chemlcali, Toilet Article
Btatlonery, Confectionery and
Domestic Cigars.
Prescription a Bpeclatty.
N. TV. Cornvr Tenth and Everett Street,
Portland, Oregon.
Biftagc and Omnibus Transfer
COMPANY,
' Office 8. W, Cor. Fourth and Stark Sts.
Telephone 639. PORTLAND, OREQON.
Exchange Your Checks With Messenger
a Train and Order Carriage or Coupes.
Baggage checked at real
j, denco to nny destination.
iWanch Ofllrei; Hotel Portland: United
Carriage Co., Seventh and Taylor.
L. H. ADAMS, Manager.
T. IlKMDltlCXSSM
D. Daiix
PRACTICAL SAIL MAKERS
Flags and Yacht Sails
a Specialty
O'KKaON PIIONK 94.1 ItKO
27 NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Pacific Coast Rubber Co,
Wboleiale Dealer'.
PACIFIC
ffllM
i- McduaieaTRufeter Good, Behiag, Hose
, . Packings, Fire Department Supplies.
InMMr Boats, Skees, lokber Clethlig
Rubber Goods of All Kinds
x ' 1820 Front St
...THE...
J. McCraken Co.
Wholesale Dealers In
BUILDING MATERIALS
...401 Irving Street..
PORTLAND, OREGON. .
STEPHAN'S
Sirmm 4 Suit
Fmmmy Wmimtm
Tmllmr M Mi Suit
RUI HmhH; Eim,
280 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
ALL
.TRAINS STOP.
...AT-
Wilkios' Eatiog House
M WntM ftr IhIi
!.- Counter In connection. The only Eat
ing House at the Depot where you eaa ret a
trintpCtaa Heal,
B0M1URG
OREGON
B. B. RICH
S)TWHMT.
CIGARS
DOll .
" ESIHH
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOMAN, Frop. '
IlMi, Lfqoirs, Cigars. Welihiri'i iMr.
'PHONR, USD 1818. FAMILY RESORT.
Cor. Chapman and Jefferson 8W., Portland, Or
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
Bernstein's Art Store,
807 Washington utreet Bet. Fifth and Sixth
I'OKTLAND OREGON.
T
HK BAVARIA SALOON
A. D. BURQKR, Prop.
Imported and Domettlc Wlnen, Liquors
and Cigars. Welnhard'i Beer.
Phone Oregon Blask IMS.
k. X. Corner Becond and Oak Street,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
BOYD & ARNOLD
General Agent.-
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins: Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
Ho. 102 Erst Street, Near Stark.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
.service. . .
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 0033.
The Golden West
FURNISHED ROOMS.
....KASSON SMITH, Proprietor.
Room Wo., 8pectal Rate by Week or Month
Kvcrythlur new and clean. Beit loca-
' tlon In the city. Knecially desirable
able for partlc deilrlmc a quiet
place. No Children.
4 Doors South of First Nations,! Bank
Main St,, Oppoilte Fred Ernst.
BAKE! CITY ' '- - OREGON
Oregon Brass Works
"POORS fc HARPER, Propf .
Br, Belt and Composition Castings. AIui
luum and I'hoaphor Bronie. Brau Rail.
lug. Bieamoat and Machine
Work a Specialty.
69 Second Street, North.
Bet. Dayl and Everett.
,1
Telephone Oregon Main 07J
l'OHTLAND . . OIIKQON.
HOTEL OSBORN
GLEAM. AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATt
TRANSIT SOLICITED
..BOTH I'HONES
Travelers should take "8" 8treet Carat Union
Penot and transfer at Yamhill Street to East
Auknry Car,
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wfee!flsak Liqaor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St,, Cor. Burnside.
IcIilM'S UINUI IIMPIHIII
ForspraTlogscale.bUck, greeaorwooUr aphis,
SDOSsand other luntui growth and has no
equal tor dlipotlnc ol the moth and Invlgorat
Ing the trees. Nolieating or boiling, simply M
dilute with cold water and it Ines pensive.
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP
Is corapoanded on scientific principle from ear.
bolio acid and ritoekholra plus tar, and dettroya
tbe ticks and esTectually cures the scab, leaving
the sheep in a btalthy condition, being also
one ol the greatest dlaenleetanu knows), .Price
lowest ol any good dip. Address all corre
spondence FISHER. TH0RSEN & CO.
F4m40t. PadiicCoMlAtlg,
FOB LITTLE FOLKS.
A COLUMN OF PARTICULAR IN
TEREST TO THEM.
Bomethlnsx that VIII Iatereat the Ja
Tealle Members) of Every Uoasehold
Quaint Actions and Bright Haylnsra
of Ma ay Cate aad Caaalas Chlldresu
Those font of pliiylng the game of
croquet niny keep up their practice and
enjoy the game In tho house by fash
lonltif- n set of mallets nuil wickets
from odds antf ends around the house,
with which to play on any large tablo.
For lustauco, no better mallets could
be desired for tablo croquet than thoso
made simply by boring a hole In tho
Bld6 of a large spool and Inserting
therein a shaped stick, as shown
herewith.
Here Is about the simplest way for a
boy or girl to quickly complete ft set.
Collect twenty of the very small spools
which como with "buttonhole" twist
Certainly any boy can And around tho
house a piece of heavily Insulated cop
per electrlc-llght wire, and pieces of
rou INDOOIt USX.
this wire cut six Inches In length and
bent arch-shaped will mako very ser
viceable wickets wliou -tnado to stand
up by forcing one of the small spools
on each end of the Uttlo wlck'cts, tit
ling tightly Figure 2. .
The miniature stakes for each end of
the tablo may be mado of two short
pencils forced Into tho -small spools,
which wil Bupitort them Flguro 3.
Tho small wooden balls, sold In tho
toy stores for 1 cent each, servo ad
mirably for tho game and como In vari
ous colors.
With tho mallets, as described, wick
ets and stakes completed, thcro re
mnluH but one article to be provided
a railing to tit the table.
Facta A boat Soap,
It Is hard to realize that so indis
pensable bu article as soap was un
known COO years ago, yet Its origin
dates only from the year 1C24, when it
first appeared In London. Tho ancient
writers, Pliny and Ualen, mention It
as an invention of the Gauls, but no
trace of It has been found lu records of
U reek . or Roman life. , rompell's ruins
yield uiauythlugs which seoai quite
modern, but no soap has over been dis
covered. As a substitute the Itomaus
used oil and clay In their baths. Clay
containing a percentage of fuller's
earth makes a considerable lntlior, and
Ik a very fair makeshift, thcreforo they
doubtless managed to attain a sufllclcut
tlegreo of cleuullncss, especially as
they devoted long hours to tho bath.
It Is supposed that soap originated In
Mediterranean Kurope, whero great
quantities of olive oil wero produced.
Oil, lu fact, combined with cither soda
or potash, makes a passable quality of
crudo'soup, and It Is posslblo that some
Italian or Spaniard accidentally lilt
upon' the art of making It by letting his
pot of olive oil boll over and mix with
the wood ashes of tho lire. Ashes con
tain potash enough for tho purposo arid
aro still used In country places for tho
manufacture of home-made soft soap.
Tho line soap known as castlle Is still
made by as primitive a method and Is
really one of tiio oldest forms of tho
nrtlclo In uso to-day. Perhaps It Is tho
original, discovered by soma careless
Castlllau olive oil maker who did not
watch his boiling kettle.
A Gentleman.
I knew him for a gentleman
Hy signs that never fall;
Ills cont was rough and rather worn,
Ills checks were thin-and pale
K lad who had his way to make,
With little time for play;
r knew him for a gentleman
Uy certnlu signs to-day.
He met his mother on tbe street;
Off came his little cap: ''
My door was shut; he waited there
Until 1 heard his rap;
He took the bundle from my hind.
And when I dropped my pen,
He sprang to pick It up for me
This xeatlr-Risa of tea.
He does not push and crowd aloag ;
His voice U gently pitched;
He does' not fling bis books about
As if be were bewitched.
He stands aside to let you pase;
He always shuts the door;
He ruos on errands willingly
To forge and mill and store.
He think of you before himself;
He serves you If he can;
For, In whatever company,
The manners make the man.
At ten or forty, 'tis the same;
The manner tells tbe tale,
And I discern tbe gentleman
Ity signs that never fail.
Margaret E. Songster.
Found the l'roaf,
Little 4-year-old Harry was not feel
ing well, and his father suggested that
ho might be taking tbe chicken pox,
then prevalent. Harry went to bed,
laughing at the Idea, but early next
morning be came downstairs looking
very serious, and said; "You're right,
papa; It is tbe chicken pox; I found a
feather in tbe bed."
Cea farted Papa.
A well-known business maa, whose
head Is bare, yet who wears a luxuriant'
growth of whiskers, was twin? railed
recently for being bald by some of his
intlmate.frlends In tho presence of his
small daughter. Little Mabel didn't
understand that It was all Ib'Jmt, and
crawling upon her parent's lap put her
arms about his neck and turned de
fiantly tovrd his tormentors:
"My papa wu'd ruvver hav' his top
hair on his chin, w'udu't you, papa?"
Teacher Didn't Kaow.
"My teacher doesn't know much!"
cried tho Inevitable little brother, as ho
burst into the parlor where his grown
up sister was entertaining Mr. Blank
on a recent evening.
"Why, Archie?" was the very natural
question his sister asked, and now she
wishes she hadn't.
"Coz 1 ast him wot made you on'
Mr. Blank set so clost t'gothcr on hot
nltcs; 'ncn ho 1st latTed and c'udn't teli
me."
' An Awful Prospect.
''Pa, let's move lu tho country. 1
don't want to live In town."
"Why not, Bobby?"
"Well, pa, nm says If wo live hero
till I'm grown up an' gray-hatred sho
won't lemnio keep a pig."
Why Willie Fought. ,
Willie's Mamma I hear you have
been lighting with ono of those boys
next door, mid given him a black cyr
Willie Yesscm. You see, thejm
twins, an' I wanted Homo way to tell
'cm apart
Wanted a Heat Brush.
A little 4-year-old 111188 wanted a fan.
but sho could not remember tho nam
of It, so she said: "Mamma, whero's tho
thing you bru;.'i the wnrm away with?"
Ilerolo HtufT.
The pioneers of Kentucky the great
Indian battle-ground were, men, wom
en and children alike, mndo of heroic
stun. Tho annals of the State abound
In deeds of heroism. In "Kentucky
Sketches" Lcwb Collins relates an' lu
stauco of boyish fortitude.
In the j cur 1701 Captain Hubbell,
with a party of twenty men, women
nlid children started down tho Ohio
ltlvcr In a llutboat destined for Llmo
stono, Kentucky. Twlco tho little pnrty
was attacked by large bodies of Indians
from tho shore. Sovcral of tho then
wero killed, nnd tho band of pioneers
was In danger of extermination. For.
tuuntcly tho current of tho river boro
tho boat Into midstream beyond tho
raligo of the redsklu bullets.
When tho danger wus past, a Uttlo
son of Mr. Plascut went up to tho cap
tain, and with great coolness asked him
to take a bullet out of his forehead.
"Why, Tommy, what's this?" said
Captain Hubbell, as ho saw tho boy'a
bloody face.
Examination showed that a bullet
had passed through tho sldo of the
boat, penetrated tho forehead of the
young hero, and remained under tho
sklu.
Tommy did not utter a sound as the
captalhJhAgV the point of bla knife. cut
a holelfPrTae skin and pressed the bul
letotjlr '
"You're a brave one, Tommy," tho
captalnsald.
"That isn't nil," said tho boy; and rals
ing his arm, ho revealed a pleco of bono
at the point of his elbow, which had
been shot off and hung only by the
skin.
"Why,- Tommy, why didn't you tell
mo of this?" cried his mother, at sight
of the bleeding nrm.
"Bccauso the captain said wo mustn't
make auy uolso during tho light," re
plied tho Jad, "and I was afraid If you
know It. you would 'bo scared and
speak."
Miscarriage of a Joke.
A Milwaukee wheelman tells a good
Joko on himself. Tho other evening he
left his blcyclo with a friend who Is
employed In a storo on Michigan street.
The following morning the friend took
the wheel to go on an errand, leaving
It in front of a storo on West Water
street, whero he made u call. Just then
the owner chanced to come along. He
recognized the wheel, and seeing on
opportunity for a little fun, took out
his trousers guards, put them on,
mounted tho wheel and rodo away,
When the borrower reappeared on the
walk he found no bicycle. Turning pale
as death, ho hurried to the pollco sta
tion and reported the theft. The po
lice were given a description of the bl
cyclo and how the owner of the wheol
Is afraid to ride his own blko for feat
of being arrested us a thief.
English Lace in Itussla.
Thomas Fletcher, tho mayor of Der
by, England. Is at present at Moscow
on alslt to bis large lace factory there.
It seems a queer thing to make "Not
tingham lace" In Itussla. but that Is ex
actly what Mr. Fletcher has been dolug
for a number of years past, and It has
proved a very successful veuturo. That
the Moscow work people think tbe ar
rangement a very good ono was proved
recently, when a deputation from the
factory waited on him at his hotel and
offered for uls acceptance a valuable
liver platter, with an Inscription lu
Russian and In English congratulating
him on bis election to the civic chair
of tho town of Derby and conveying
their good will. Mr. Fletcher was
greatly surprised and is Immensely
pleased, bb, indeed, be has reason to be,
Wine liarrels.
It is generally stipulated In France
when wine Is sold that tho purchaser
hall return tho barrel at his own ex
penhc, nnd tho cry, "Send back ray
barrel," Is going out from every wine
dealer's house. It Is calculated that
one barrel wllf servo sevon years, If
properly cared for. t
t horn are two reasons why tho aver-
aite woman does not trust the average
awn; one Is because the doesn't know
tilii and the other is because she does.
probably you sever saw gliosis wa.
but' 'you may have heard the dead
mrck,
rjOODYKAR RUBBER CO.
)
R. H. PEASV, Vice-President and Manager.
ALL KIND3 OF RUBBER OOODS.
7S-75 First Bt.
PORTLAND ..... ORKdOM
HISLOP'S
Triumph Roasted Coffees
The Most Brarkllng, Dellclom and Aro-
matlo COFFKKB Krer Placed
on this Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Pour Blends..
WASHINGTON HOTEL
, N. P. d. FOLEN, Prop.
A First Class 75 Cents a Day House.
Board by the Week, U 00. Meals, 1A cents,
Rooms br the Wcek.ll.OOandup. Transients
solicited.
BAR IN CONNECTION.
100 N. THIRD ST. 'Phone, Clay 683.
PORTLAND, OR.
BEST LINE
TO
St, Paul, Kfiineapolls, Dulutti, Chicago,
And all Points East
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Pining
Cars (meals a la carlo), Iluflel, Smoking, Library
Cars.
For tickets and full Information regarding
Eastern trip, call at city ticket ofllce, 2M Morri
son street. A. II.. O. DKs NlSTON,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent.
W. A. WISE
DENTIST
...Room 614 THE DEKUM...
' HdSVJf&nSWt
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OREOON.
Tel. Red 2844.
BARR HOTEL
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
New house, newly furnished, two blocks Iron
Union depot .All the modern Improvements,
fire-proof, hot and cold water, centrally lo
cated. '
RttsU, $1 and $1.26 a Day.
MaaU 24c, Baths 34e.
Cor. Sixth and Ollian, Portland,
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Cart leave Portland. Comer First and Wash
Ugton streets, for Vancouver as follows!
Vancouver f Minutes.
A. M.-'!l, 7:0.1, 7:49, 8:S3, lll, 10:03, 10148.
ll:ii . ,
P. M.-1.H1H. 1:03, lit. 3:33.11:18, 4:08, 4:,ft:3,
6:18, 110:41.111:23. (Leave First and Jef-
fer.ou streets, i minutes earlier.)
Ferry leaves Vancouver to connect with cars
as follows!
A. M,-l):44. 7i30, 8:15, ;00, ;, 10:30, 1IH4
l'.'.OU M.
p. M.-li:45, i :, 2:14, 8:00, 8:43, 4;so, 4tl4, :00,
e:i4,t:il,
Cars leave corner First and .Washington
streets lor Woodlawn as follows:
A. M.-,:18,rtXt.fl:48, 73.7118, 7:83,7:46.8:03,
8!l8, 8!33, :48. 9.03, lf:IB,9:S3, 0:48 10:03,
lo:ii, io:u 10:48, ll:W. huh, 1:si. lists.
P. M.-i.'.ui, w:is. r.'iai, i3:t8, i:u3, isia, i:a.
i:4s, -tiUi, iHM:i'i,2:48, x:oi, aim. a:an,
8:48, 4:03, 4:18,4:43,4:48.4:0:1, 4;8,ft:H3,
6,4n.o:w, 6:ih, eist, :48, 7:tri, 7:18.7:33,
7:48,8 oi, 8:18.8:8.). 8:4", 0: a. :!,;,
10.03. lo;&. ions, 11 :w, 11:23 i;u.
WondUwu 90 Minutes.
Cars leave Woodlawn for First and Washing
ton strceis as follows:
A M-4:4J,'a:tw, :14, :, o:44,7:00,7:,7ii8i
8:U), 8)14. 8:3(1, :4 0;00. 0)14.9:30,0:44,
lOiOu, lUilA, 10:30, iu:t4, il;oo, 11:14, 11:30,
11:44, UitfJM. '
p. M.-Uilft, U:30, 12:41, j :0O. 1 us, 1:80, 1 :44, 2:00.
2:i4,2:an,'i:tV3:iJ, 3:14. 3:w,3:i4,4:oo,
4:14,4:30.4:41, 4:io, 4:1s. uo. e:v, f.oo.
Bill, 6t', 6(44, 7:00, 7:14, 7:30,7:4), 8:00,
814 a:a. s:.'d, 0:10, :30, tfio. 10:10, 10,90,
10,40,411:10.11:30.
Dally, except Himdars.
(Daily, except enewla)s and Saturdays.
JWedniIsiid Saturdays only,
..EMPLOYMENT AGENCY..
W. T. PHILLIPS.
ti Btsrk street, between Front snd First.
Phone, Oregon, Clay 441.
, PORTLAND, OREGON.
Help of all kinds lurnlihed on short notice.
Wauled: Railroad men and deck han.ls, cooks,
wallers and general Iiuiid work, una hauds,
mill hands and 1 Ity work.
Real estate llslid and told,
I'rupply avoit for the Lsy Mop Wringer, pat
ent applied for. btale and county rights far
sale.
White collar line
COLUMBIA RIVER A PUOBT SOUND NAYI-
OATION CO.
PORTLAND AND ABTORIA.
Steamer Hercules leaves every morning !
the week at T o'elock, except Sunday. Return
ing, leaves Astoria every night in the week at
T o'clock, except Sunday.
Office, Alder street dock. Telephone Hsfa
Ml. Columbia 'phone 341.
K. W. CRICHTON. Agent.
A
STORIA & COLUMBII
RIVER RMLROAD CO.
vvv.
ID olIOll MW lift Mil!.
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS'.
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Pirtland, Istiria Seaside
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Leaves For Mergers, Rain- Arrives
Union Depot ter, C 1 a t a k a n I e Union Depot
Portland Westport, Clifton, Portland
Astoria, Warren
ton, Flavel,, Gear
hart Park and Be a
side. 10 a.m. Astoria & Reashort 11 U5 a. as.
Express Dally,
T:00p. m. Astoria Express t:ttp.ae.
Dally.
K . , , I .,,.-.
Ticket ofllce, 243 Morrison street, and Unto
depot, Portland.
v J. C, MAYO,
Oon. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or.
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04 Third ttrt,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Kifii.siliSAfii.fiuafiUStfil'iifii.tfi,
GOLDEN WEST
BAKING
POWDER
It Is PUREST
It Is CHEAPEST
It Is BEST
UTs ArelTet fisUisrnr-OMy Istk
Cumsxt Pivras, Portland, Or.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
DENTIST,
Sraduate of the Northwestern Untevrslty
Dsutst College.
rirtt-Clus Work and Prleu Ii-wiistt
711 Pekum Dld'g, Cor. Third - Wasblagton.
PORTLAN D, Or. Oregon 'Phone Ores- St
USE LUCKEL'8
Borax Soap
For Wauhingr Flannels.
WU1 Never Shrink Nor
Harden.
TRY ONE BAR AND BE
CONVINCED.
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