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THE NEW AfTR. PORTLATSTD. OREGON.
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Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their bust
ness in '
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.'
A full stock 6f Bar Fixtures, Bil
liard and Pool Tables. Bowling1
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. G. REDDICK, Manager.
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The Reliable Loan Office
Pawnbrokers and Jewelers
BARGAINS
ittlliit
.UNREDEEMED.
PLEDGES
Money Loaned on All Articles
or. Value.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST.
All Honda Hulil on InstHllmitnta.
Gl Third St.. Got. Pine, Portland, Or.
LAWRENCE BROS'.
Towel Supply Co.
Towels ftirnlsncd lo Harbor, Doctors, Offlcci
and IHmliiCM Mimiiv, IUo. Wo also ilu First-
laassi.aunury num.
Ofl'M'llj ' '
Fourth nml ( iiiieti.Nta,
PORTLAND, OR.
Oregon I'liouo,! Columbia Phone 410.
i
Old Kentucky
Club Whiskey.
Home
,...ANI
Shaw's
. Pgre Malt
Blumauer & Hoch
Wholesale. Lfiii'nr A Cigar Dealer
BOLE AQENTa.. 110 Fourth Street
EMPIRE
Liiery
Feed and Sale Stable
C P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs
At All iloitrs.
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Transient stock given Did very best of rare.
Itatcalwa)s reasonable, and satisfaction guar
anteed. .'.
Phone Main 51. , Cor. Rosa and Oak Sts.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
EDWARt) HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
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Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
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BOTH 'PHONES NO. 607
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RENA STlNSON, li4i Alillttnt.
.Merchant Hotel.
CORNKR THIRD AND DAVIS KTU E KTU
VOUTI.ANP. OltKllON.
HOTKL IS 'NEWLY RENOVATED.
This Is the best equipped moderate rale hotel
on the Paeltle Col and ha all the couen.
tenees o( high prlred lintels. Complete with
rlrettlo lights and bells, and artesian water 111
raeh room, llath'room'oneaeh rloor. Klevatoi
for aecomodatlnn o( guests Kates ft and 11.31
jierdar. Meals 'eimts. Speelal ratios to lam.
Hies and theattliMit parlte. Frt'bua to and
from all trains. 300 rtHims, Only four blocks
fioui Union Depot.' Tire Proof llulldlng,
F. K. HILL, Prop.
Electric Hotel
OREGON CITY, OR.
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JACOB CASSELL. Prop,
Strlctlr iJIr.t-CUis. llnle
1.00 Vrluy and l'.
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Com
mercial Simple Room.
,sfc.
imrumM
dEfi22$15
K. Munsnn. K. Mitnnon.
flllCK ANHEUSER BUSCH-FIno lunch every
I day. Ilcxl beer on earth. Fine w Incs. Ho
nors anil rizars. 234 Morrison St., cor. Second,
I'ortland, Or.
fPHE POPULAR
mFlMt Ptrect,
Hut. UanliliiKlon nml Alder
t'lionc Oregon Heel oil Phone Columbia 6C8 I
JOHN KCKLUND, Proprietor,
rortlaniii Or,
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11,1.1AM RUbSKLL Mackenzie
I'UHLIO ACCOUNTANT
PORTLAND, OREGON
J. ""
HASEl.TINi: A CO.
Importer ntul Dealer In
IKON STEEL AND COM.
BLACKSMITHS' bUI'PLII.
Carriage A Wagon Material, Hardwood Lumber
49 A .',1 Kocoiiil Ht.
rOIUt.ANI), OREGON.
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b. om:anin(i and riiKssixo co.
Clothes denned, Djcd and'Rupalrctl.
Your Clothe l-ponged ntul I'rcncil for II tier
per mouth. Called lor and ilctlwrcit
Phone Clay WU. 4M Washington tflrco
HctweenTweltlh and North Thirteenth
1'OKTI.ANI). OREGON.
A.
INDAHL
..8ION8 .
Japanning. Tin Decorating
270t Alder Street .
PORTLAND, OltF.OON
TJOMBHAKERV AND DKUCATK ESSEN
D. II. LEAMINO, I'm p.
A Full I.lnunf Fruit, Candles itud Nuts
AIhhjn on Hand.
Newly Opened at 3U7 1 bird Hired.
Remember tho place. Opposite, tho
'in)lor htruot Churen.
pONRAD I,. IIOSKA
, FUNERAL DIRKCTOR
COUNTV CORONER
Corner Ninth and Itallroail Streets
TACOMA, WASH.
;
mltAVIS IIROH
WOOD YARD
Oregon I'liiino Hood 712
Office and Yard:
4KJ Kvcrelt, bet. Twelfth and Thlrt.ieiith
PORTLAND, OREGON.
RL1NOTON CRKAMF.ItY
N. J. RITTF.R, Prop.
W holsatee and Retail Dealer In
MU.K, CREAM. CIIKKHK RUTTKR AND EGGB
267 Rtrrnildo Street
PORTLAND ORKOON.
TlLAKIEH IIR08. '
Club Rooms Second Floor '
Wine Rooms, Concert, Pool and Milliard TTa.ll
Oregon Phono (Iraut 71
313 llurtisldu Ht.
PORTLAND
ORKOON.
STANDARD FIHH COMPANY
1C9 North Sixth Street
WHOLKHAI.K AND RETAIL
Also Groceries, Cigars and Tobacco,
and I.uueliei'fiir TnnrUis.
REED IIHOS., Props.
Fruits
TMOU FAIR di:ai.in(i PATRONIZE
O. P. 8. Pl.UMMKR. ,
Drug, Medicine and Chemleals,
'loilct Aitlclc, Truucs, Faints,
Oils, GUm, Ktu
B. K. Corner Third and Madlton Streets.
1IANO AHF.KOOM
of
il. SINHIIIMMER, Sole Agent lor
TDK JACOII DOLL PIANO
The boat upright piano nude, and other first
cln piano rented and sold on liLiallmcuU
No. 731 bird Street. Established IMi.'. Phone
North MI.
rAY a hf.ndi:rkon .
All Kinds of
FURNITURK-.
Practical Kmbalmers and Undertakers,
Order by telegraph llllod promptly.
Phouu llUek. 47, Cor. W lllamelte and 7th Sta
KUdKNK CITY, ORKOON,
nKIFFlN HARDWARK CO.
Wholesale and Retail Hardware.
STOVF.S AND TINWARK.
Willamette Street,
Kl'tlKNK, ORKOON
1)0RTiaND ROI.LINO Ml I, US
Manufacturers of
PIQ IRON AND SfKKL
N. K. AYKR, Manager,
33ud and Nlcolal Streets
AY
MLLlAMS, WOOD X I.INTHICUM,
Geo. II. Williams. 0. K. 8. Wood, I.. 11. I.ln
lliluim, J. i Flanders, Attntini). ut-Lnw.
Chamber ot Commerce llulldlng,
Portland, Oregon
0
UIKNTll,
sa Wellington St., bet, eth and 7th,
Portland, Oregon
Strictly Flrtt-Clau.
Geo, Shta, Proprietor
DEFEATED JBYALAUGH,
MAN'S MERRIMENT BRINGS
ABOUT HIS CONFUSION.
A Young? LhJjt Bcliool Teacher Henta
a Muit After uu i'.xcitlnu llace of
Bixty .)ilkn Over tho Ozark to euve
u tciooiliouee.
In tho little town of Onkluiid lives
MibS lim KL-L'uril, it prutty bonool teach
er, who recently iuu a tuee to the luud
oillee with Jim AiuVuy, of tuu sumo
piuee, beatiiij,' lilni by u fraction of n
beeotid, but'heatlii,' hlui all the uutuo, to
tho Uollght of her frlundu, says the St.
Louis Uiube-Deuioerut, Misa ltecoid
has beeu the teacher for several yeara
lu tho lihiKy nestled aiuoui; the
Uzitrku, Just olt the bunk of the pic
turesque hlte Klver. Tho residents
of the village had succeeded by buiu
wotk and many privations In budding a
substantial sciioolhouse. For conveni
ence the teacher lived lu n small log
house udjiteont, with her widowed
mother uud little sister. There never
would have been liny question us to tho
rights of the vllluge lu occupying the
bit of ground where the schoihoiuo Is
located had It not been for tho recent
mlneiai excitement throughout this en-1
t.io countiy. Tins wus the Incentive
which Induced the people to look close
ly to their own and their neighbors'
title deeds, uud In the course of Ids In
vestigation Jim AleVey dlscovt-red that
the Hchoolhotiso wus built upon laud
thnt hud never been clu.nied by any
body. The young man mudo up his
mind to own that bit of luud, uud so
took measures to "honiestcud" It. Tho
school teacher was told of the lnteutlon
or the gentleman, uud Immediately de
cided that who would piesettt u prior
claim to the land, which wus of so
much value to her as the site of the
schoolliotise. Tho town of Harrison,
the scut of the laud olllce, was sixty
miles away, over rough mountain
roads, but that didn't daunt the little
lady, who determined that If McVoy
wus going to Hike her schoolhouse she
would get there llrst uud homestead It
herself. She culled upon her brother to
assist her, and they saddled their
horbos and the race began, Miss Rec
ord patriotically defending the rights
of tho "little rod schoolhouse" aud Mr.
MeVey working for Mr. MeVey.
The ride wus long and full of dra
matic lucldeuts. Upon reaching Wlilto
Itlver Miss Record learned that McVoy
hud Just crossed. She did not wait for
tho ferrybout, but Into the river she
urged her horse. He plunged breast
high Into tho stream aud svymn most
of the distance to the other side. Then
on to Vellvllle with foum-decked sides
tho horse went, the plucky little rider
never hesitating a moment until she
had Jumped from Its back at tho door
of tho clerk's oUIco la this town. Tho
clerk looked nt tho pretty, Hushed face
of the lady as sho stated her wishes,
and It was with real disappointment In
his tono that he Informed her that Me
Vey had been thero 11 vo mnutes before.
"Rut," said he, "Miss Rocord, this
man's papers have not yet gone to Har
rison, and If you can get thero before
they do you can yot havo tho land."
It was C o'clock In tho nfternoou, but
sho wus ready to mount a fresh horso
aud begin tho thlrty-threc-mllo ride. In
tho meantime MeVey had learned that
she and her brother had set out for
Harrison, and It didn't tako htm long to
make up his mind to follow them. Ho
arrived nt Harrison at about tho same
time as tho others, and thoy rodo up
to tho land olllce together, only to learn
that tho laud olllce tvould not bo open
until 0 o'clock the next morning.
In the Interval Miss Record hud can
rnssed all tho possibilities afforded by
technlcaltles, and long before the hour
sho was present, having taken her
stand at the desk of tho recorder. Me
Vey Btood before tfeo desk of tho re
ceiver. Sho was In the best humor Im
aginable, and mudo several witty re
marks at his expense while the record
er waited watch.ln hand. Finally, ho
laughed Just nt tho moment tho record
er called time, and Miss Record, drop
ping her papers on his desk, said: "I
tllo theso for record." MeVey was ono
moment too late, his laugh having cost
htm tho homestead. Miss Record de
clare that, as soon as sho gets thotltle,
she will deed the school building to tho
town of Oakland, and although tho peo
ple of tho village feel safe about their
schoolhouse, they havo causo for re
gret, as tho neighboring town has of
fered Miss Record more money for her
services In Its school.
STUFFED PETS.
Taxldermlat Pay Women Take a Met
uncholy l'lcn.uro In Them,
"Women take a melancholy pleasure
In stuffed pets," said a well-known
taxidermist on Sixth avenue to a Now
York World reporter. "There Is a sort
of tender, gruesome sentiment about
It that pleases them. My prluclpal cus
tomers are for this renson women.
"They bring me dead dogs, dead cats,
dead birds, and tho other day ono
came In with a little llsh out of her
aquarium that had come to uu untime
ly end. The queerest order I ever had
was to tx up a pet moine that had died
from too much cheese.
"I mount, moro cauury birds than any
other pets. They look picturesquely
pretty on the mantel.
" 'I always have my pets stuffed after
they die,' one womau explained 'be
cause thou I cnu talk to them Just the
same.'
"The taxidermist, to bo successful,
must be an artist. He must study live
animals, familiarize himself with their
pose, the droop dt tho head, and make
the poor dead thing look natural.
" That doesn't look like ray Neddie,'
aid one of my customers when I
mounted a white Java sparrow for her.
'It might Just as well bo any other
sparrow. Why, Neddie had a tfay of
tucking down bis head In the cutest
way whenever you looked nt him. Ho
never threw It buck like this.
"And that one little gesture was tho
keynote to the Individuality of her
bird the one thing lu which It differed
from all others.
"Men urc different. It's trophies of
the chnse they bring to me; sometimes
the skin of n handsome dog, from prac
tical, no sentimental reasons. They
want It make Into u rug. You can't get
a woman to --ok at a dead pet from a
utilitarian standpoint.
"One man came to me ono day In
grout disgust.
" 'My wife brought the, corpse of a
parrot yesterday,' he said. 'Now I've
been pestered with that blooming bird
for live years, and I don't want It
standing around dead, staring ut nio In
triumph. I'll glvo you $10 Just to lose
lU When she comes back say It Uew
away, or the rats got It.'
One little girl crcpttlmldly in hero
one day with u wee kitten In her hcnd.s.
" 'I want It lixed up so 1 can keep It
always,' she whispered. 'I guess t
Atjiieezed It to deafTi, I loved It so hard,
so won't you put sawdust In It so I
can hug It all I want to? I llko It better
than a doll.' "
YOUNG BUT PLUCKY RIDER.
Youth Who Kollowei the Hounds with
the KiitnunluMui of u Veteran.
In a hunting community not far from
this city there Is u sou of one of the
members who seems destined to throw
a famous leg over the pigskin. That 1b.
it will be famous If the recklessness of
Its owner permits It to come to matur
ity. His courage is of tho llrst water,
his nerve without limit, but'he Is only
11, aud his discretion leaves some
thing to be desired. Once the urdor of
tho chase Is on him, his futher says,
ho will put his "gee" ut anything lu
his path, even If It should happen to
be u church. He has until recently rid
den to hounds on his pony, but bo
clover wus his work that the attention
of the muster of fox hounds was nt
tructed, nml he guve the boy recently
a leg upon ono of his own hunters. Tho
horso wus rangy, half-bred, 17 hands
high, and with a temper of his own.
After they were lu tho Held the mas
ter of fox hounds temembered the
hunter's peculiarities of temper, and
his heart misgave him. The boy wna
excited aud happy, but he looked a bit
lonely and forlorn seated on tho huge
horse, and the muster of fox hounds
decided to ride close nt hand to keep a
careful eye on him. After the hounds
found all seined to go well, however,
and tho master of fox hounds forgot
his good Intentions as his sporting
blood rose. Suddenly he remembered
and looked around Just In tlmo to see
the boy put his mount at a five-barred
gate. Tho horso refused, and up his
nick tho youngster slid. He grabbed
wildly, and bis tiny arms went round
the horse's neck. So close was tho
horso that his hejtd was over tho gate
be had refused, nnd as tho boy slid off
be struck the top bar. To this be bung,
and aa the frightened master of fox
bounds rodo up be held up bis baud.
"Please, Mf. Blank, does thnt (taunt as
a fall?" ho demanded. "I didn't touch
ground." "Why, no, Reggie," said tho
muster of fox hounds, ns ho disguised
a laugh In n cough, "I don't think that
ought to count as n fall. Aro you hurt?"
"Not a bit," was tho cheerful response,
"aud now, If you'll lead him up I'll
mount from hero nnd then I won't
bare to touch ground." no did, and
was In nt tho death, aud anything ho
wants In that club now Is his from tho
best hunter lu Its stnblcs to tho master
ship of tho hounds when he grows up.
New York Tribune.
Wheeler Was Too Polite.
At Washington tho other day It was
raining hard, nnd tho street curs were
crowded with passengers moro or less
bedraggled. Among them was General
Joo Wheeler. Next to him wus u wom
an wearing n mackintosh, who roso to
get off at Fourteenth nnd F streets.
Gon, Wheeler noticed an umbrella leuu
lug against the car seat.
Ho grabbed tho umbrella, ran after
tho womau, caught her at tho door,
aud said: "Pardon me, madam, but you
left your umbrella." 0
Tho woman looked puzzled, but took
tho umbrella. Gon. Wheeler resumed
his sent. Then n woman on the other
side of him gave a little scream, aud
said: "Why, you nasty little man, you
gave that woman my umbrella." Theu
sho appealed to the conductor.
Gen. Wheeler apologized, but tho
woman said: "Now you Just get right
off the car and get It for mo or I'll
notify tho police,"
Meekly tho veteran of three wars
tumbled off Into tho rain and ran after
"tbe woman with the mackintosh, lie
made a hurried explanation, got tbe
umbrella and rushed back to tho wait
ing car,
As bo handed It back to Its owner he
said: "I trust you will pardon me,
madam. I assure you It was all a mis
take." The woman glared at him. "I don't
know about that," sho sniffed. "I don't
bellevo you nro any better than you
ought to be."
Sabbath Obeervanoo anil IMmtorpcat,
A member of tho Volksruud -of tho
Orange Free State, South Africa, rec
ommends Sunday observance as uu ef
fectual euro for tho rinderpest. Re
cently, In tho course of tho debates on
iuw uew ouuuiiy ouuervnuce aci or mat t
State, be assured the members that If
they only passed a stringent Sabbath
law, "rinderpest and nil other plagues
would vanish, and the land would be
one flowing with milk and honey."
If a man can't uud work In a yar,
be Blight aa well quit looking.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always ask for the famous General
Arthur cljrar. Esberg-Gunst Cigar Co.,
general agents, Portland, Or.
C. A. Walson, Marino Drug Store, 88
N. Third stroot, Portland, Ore. Spe
cialties: Flcckeustcin's-Lung Balsam
and Celery Seltzor.- ( .
For flno traits' ot all kinds for the
traveling public, call at 150 North
ylxth street. Ice orentn coda. I)asket
(ruita for travolers. George Klser pro
J prlotor
Don't wear baggy trousors or shabby
ojothes. Wo call for, spongo. prea,
and deliver, ono suit of your clothing
arh week, sow on buttons, and sow up
rips for $1.00 a month. Uulquo Tail
oring Company, 247 Washington street,
both phonos.
Jno. P. Sharkey, mnnnfncurer of
bnrnoBS, collars, saddles and strap
oik; importer of saddlery, hardware.
Tlilps, pads, etc. 6G Union avo., Port
land, Or.
Call up Union 401 whon in need ot
anything in the tool lino. East Mor
rison Street Wood & Coal Yard.
Tho Popular, 136 First street, bot.
Washington and Aider, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, pioiirietor. Tel. Ore
gon red 984, Columbia COS.
Portland Transler baloon Chas. O.
Plglln, proprietor. Choice wines,
liquors and olgars. uai (oii8an, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Tho A. D. T. Messenger Co. is the old
est and best service of the kind in the
town. Readers of the New Age, give
them the preference
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or any good securities. Notes and
mortgages bought 6. W. King, room
45 Washington building.
The finest plaoe In tho olty to obtain
Out quality ciguraj tobacco nnd niuoi
prs' article's is that of Ro'enthal &
liudd, at 287 and 287X Washington
streot, between Fourth and Fifth.
Give thoso genial dealers a call when
you wish anything lu tholr liuu. Tele
phone Main 76.
French Dyeing and Cleaning Works.
All work done at Yery moderate prices.
Dyeing and oleaning of all kinds oi
ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau,
proprietor, 46S Gllsan itr t.
Krarybody loiAkea the celebrated
Monogram and Paadora cigars. They
have no equal.
Oregoa Butchering Company, Fred
MeUger, nanagurf.fiMtera in all kinds
of fresh and salt nU and fish, 416
Everett street.
Grebe,. Harder & Co., Portland, Ore
gon, dealers in implements and ve
hicles. Milburn farm, delivery, spring
wagons and baggies. Chase force lift
and tank pumpn. Milwaukie bindeis,
mowers and rakes. Engines and sep
arators. Fountain City hoe, shoe and
diso drills. Wolff-American high art
bicycles. Steel and chilled plows,
disc, spring and spike harrows.
Eclipse steel bay presses. Columbus'
liuggy Co.'s Columbus bngfties and
carriages. Phono, Oak 781. 182-84-88
Madison stroot, west end of Madison'
street bridge." J. F. O'Donnell, gen
eral agent, Oregon, Washington and
Idaho
NATIONAL
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
nrviOK AND WOKKSl
92i SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Hats Cleaned. Dved. Pressed and Trimmed
I.adlck' Dresses and Dress Goods Dyed all Col
or, or Well Cleaned. Gentlemen's Clothing
Cleaned, Dyod and Repaired. Ostrich Feathers
Cleaned or Djed all Colors and Nicely Curled.
I
t
THE H. C. ALBEE COMPANY
DEALERS IN
SECOND, HAND MACHINERY.
MO last Water tret
C
C.H.CLARKE. President.
T. K. 8PENCER. Sec-Tres
Spokane, 'aih.
Seattle, Wash
SPENCER-CLARKE COMPANY
Mamufmmttirer Agmmtm ShiHtlug Jtaf Ommmiamiom
OFFICES)
Collins - Preston - Wilson Co.
SUCOKSSOU TO tATKIOK, MASTICS lO,'
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF'
HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLERY GOODS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES
OF LIGHT HARNESS ON THE OOAST.
9 1 -03 Front Stroet, Between Stark and Oak.
Oregon' Vlione
Mitlu 47...
MTABLI.SHK1? tit 1. IXCeTOB-TB latf,
ALLEN & LEWIS
Shipping 5s CornrnIiori Merchant!
WHOLE.VALE GROCERS
To save time address U C MaateaMeas to tae Cessi-ay.
- UI4 rraat Strt. Nertfc. VSKTUkirB, S ,
PORTLAND ROLLING MILLS
i Manufacturers of
BAR IRON AND 8TBKL.
N. E. AVER, Manager. ,
Twenty-Second and Nlcolal Streets.
M
EVER A SCHILLINO
FINE W1NE9
LIQUORS.
LA OltANPE, OREGON.
T ARSON
A LONG
15 NORTH FIFTH ST.
Fine wines, liquors and rlgars. Glvo us a calL
H
ERBERT A. HALE.
Mt. Hood. Columbia River and Northwesl
Vlcwi.
Portraits, Water Colors, Crayam, for the
trad.
hlectrlo Light and Itromldo Enlargements.
132','Thlrd Street, Corner Alder.
PORTLAND, ORK.
H
KMtY IIKWKTT & CO.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Rooms 36 and 37 Sherlock Hulldlng, Corner
Third and Oak Streets.
Portland ... Oregon.
T KAYSER
Dealer In
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS '
201 Third Street, Near Madison. .- ' ,
Oregon Phone Hood 334. '
PORTLAND, OREGON
rpUK IMPERIAL SALOON
Liquors and High Grado Cigars.
J.S. IIILDKDURN, Prop.
Phone Main 31). Corner Cass and Sheridan 81
ROSKnURQ, OREGON.
J.J
KADDERLY,
DEALER IN HARDWARE.
Stoves, Ranges, Tin. Copper and Graulte
Iron-Ware, Crockery, Ulasstvaro and House
Furnishing Goods. Jobbing promptly at
tendod to. ,
141-ltM First St., cor. Alder, Odd Fellows' Bldr,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
PORTLAND LOAN OFFICE
Dan Marx, Proprietor.
...Hlgnest Price Paid for Old Gold and Silver
No. 74 Third Street, Near Oak
PORTLAND, OR.
Loans money on all kinds of security. Unre
deemed pledges sold for amount loaned.
JB. WILD
.:
Jobbing and Retail Dealer la
WINES AND LIQUORS
133 Third 8treet, Opposite Masoulo Tamil.
Portland, Oregon.
m A. WOOD.
HKAL. KSTATJS AND I'K.NSIUN ATTU.KNEX.
Ilnnm In ClAA rlinaa llnlM In '
Room 10, Odd Fellows' Building.
PORTLAND, OR
TO W. ARIS3
Y. W. ARIS8 & CO.
Wholesale Brokerage nnd Commission
No. 63 Front Street.
Columbia 'Phone 349.
Portland, Or.
-pUIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALE3.
Fairbanks, Morse A Company, t
First and Stark Streets, Portland, Oregoa,
Telephone 84.
pAXTON, IIKAUH SIMON
Attorneys-at-Law.
MO Chamber ot Commerce,
Portland
Oregoa.
y 0. NOON BAG CO.
Manufacturers and Importers ot
BAG8, TWINES. TENT8 AND AWNINGS,
FLAGS AND MINING 1IOSK.
tumIus- Material. Canvas. Sail Maklnr In all
iisllranches, Cotton Duck, Cordage, eto.
K-U N. First 8t. and 310-312-314318 Couch St,
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