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milE OLD RKMAULE
6EVKNTH AND OMHAN EXC1IANC1R.
J. L. O'FAIUIELL, l'rop.
Bventh and (lllsan Sl. roilTIMND. OltK.
i ItTlBTlC MON'tlMENTH IN NATIVi: AND
XX iforclgn mnrlilo and granite: now nnd orig
inal cleslirns. II. J, lll.Al.SINd. Olllce and
work HJ7 Tlilrd strcit, neilr Jladlsou.
A I.HKH3 k RCIINl'.lDER CO.-ll. AMIEItH,
J l'rcg. mid Mgr, Thou. Schnolder, VU-r-rriii.,
II. Albom. Bcc'v. nnd Trim, 1'rnnrlMorn U. H.
Mills and Merchant Holler Mill. Mmnilactnr-
era oi itoncil uni, unc .Mini, Kinked wiiunt,
Hilckwhcnt Hour, lVnrl llarlcy, lte Klimr
Wholo Wheat Flour. Corn Mcnf, ltyo Meal,
Hotnlnr, Farlnn, Mcel ( itt Wheal. I'asto I'iiu
torjr Mamronl, Vcrmlrvlll. Spaghetti, Duilcrd
In Orrfln, Flour, liar, bhliiRlra,(5ecd Kte. All
kinds Mill Feed. Office, lilWMr Front Ktrcit,
corner Main, 1'ortland, (Jr.
Q. J. Erdner It. llochull,
(IIIICAQO MAItKET
J Erdner A llochull
Dealer In frch nnd currd meats; all Winds
of sausage. 314 Washington fctrcct, Portland,
Oregon. Jloth 'I'lionea No. KZ.
1IIARLE3 J. BCHNAHEIjs
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Attoriuy-at-I aw.
6IS Chamhcr ol Cotnmerco llnlldlng,
Portland, Oregon.
A RMORY DIIUO BTORK
nro Drug and Chemicals, Toilet Article
Stationery, .Confectionery and
Domestic Clgan. V
Prescriptions a Specialty.
N. W'. Corner Tcnlh and Krcrctt Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
Baggage and Omnibus Transfer
COMPANY.
Office 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Stark 81.
Telephone 639. PORTI.a'ND, ORKQQN.
Exchange Your Checks With Messenger
on i rains and Urdcr (images or Loupes,
Ungcajzo checked at real
, denco to nny destination.
Branch Offices: Hotel i'ortland; United
Carriage Co., 8ccntli and Taylor.
L. H. ADAMS, Munagor
T. IlENDRICKSIN
D. Daii
PRACTICAL SAIL MAKERS
Flags and Yacht Sails
a Specialty
OHKOON I'llONK 04.1 KKI ,
27 NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Pacific Coast Rubber Co.
Wuolcsalo Dealers.
''&&... ... .Mtcranlol Rubber Goods, Belting, Hose
1P'7( Packings, Fire Department Supplies.
Miablier Boots, Shots, Rubbtr Clothing
Rubber Goods of All Kinds
' 18 20 Front St.
.. I n C m
J. McCraken Co.
t
Wholesale Dealers In
BUILDING MATERIALS
...401 Irving Street...
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEPHAM'S
Evening Gowns
Street $uite
Fancy Wmietm
Tailor Made Suite
Riding Hmbite, Etc.
289 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
.TRAINS STOP.
..AT......
Wilkins' Ealing House
. 30 Minutes for Meals
Lunch Counter In connection. The only Eat-
Ing House at the Depot where ou can set a
Irst-ClsM Meal.
R0SEBURG
OREGON
B. B. RICH
49 THUD, ST.
WTLAUD HOTEL
CIGARS
nil
EilHK
QTEHNKEN & JUI.1KN
Wholealo nnd rcntull grocers, 813 SI 4 Unrn
tide (r cot, vomer Sixth, Portland, Or. Tele
i phone, Oregon lllnck iSI.!. Columbia 6SG.
T
HE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY
Office! Seventeenth and Front Streots.
Portland, Oregon.
(TlROWN & M'CAHE. STKV-KDOniiS
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Portland, Oregon.
Correspondence solicited.
Ship mall promptly delhered.
Cable address Drown.
milE BAVARIA SALOON
A. II. DURGER, Prop.
Imported and Domestic Wlne, Liquors
and Clgnrs. W'clnhard's fleer.
Phone Oregon DlajklOIJ.
8. E. Corner Second and Oak Streets,
PORTLAND, OREQON.
T
HE ORIENTAL
J. W. 0RUS9I, Proprietor.
828 Washington St., Opposite Imperial Hotel
Drinks 10 cents. Deer A cents.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID T1IOMAN, Prop.
Wines, Llquo's, Cigars. Welohard's Beer.
PHONE, RED 1813. FAMILY RESORT.
Cor. Chapman and Jefferson Sts., Portland, Or
t
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
Bernstein's Art Store,
807 Washington street llct. Fifth and blxth
POR1LAND OltlXlON.
BOYD & ARNOLD
...neneral Accnta...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 Pirat Btroot, Nenr Stark.
The Golden West
FURNISHED ROOMS.
M..KASSON SMITH, Proprietor-..
Rooms fiOc., Spetlal Hates1jy Week or Month
Kcrythlne new and clean. Rest loca
tlon In the ellv. Specially desirable
able for parties deslrtfeg a quiet
! plate. No Children.
4 Doors South of First National Bank
Main St., Opposite Fred Krnst.
BAKER CITY - - OREGON
Gmra or :
tsii men
'-SfAfi.'
tie.-
ft GRAND j.
OPIWIDlJb
Is fatrv 5tinr '
HOTEL OSBORN
GLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
1 REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...IIOTH 1'IIOKKS...
Travelers should talie,'S"Htreet Carat Union
Depot and transfer at Yamhill btreet to Kst
AnVne) Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wto'esale Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St., Cor, Burnside,
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplies
Lighting; of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Ci.,
SEVENTH INI iLDEI STS.
Both 'Phones 3S5.
I Georgie's Gab.
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Pa IvxiilnliM n Trenty to Mn.
After uiaw Got thru rcaillug llowto
take out rlukolz and Itciuovc black
beds without the aid of a Duzz saw. tbo
Otljer nltu site turucd over to tbo uows
from Washington ;uid prltty Boon you
could see that they was Suiutblug she
didn't understand.
"Paw," alio says, "I wish you'd tell
me what all the fuss Is about this Clin
ton Bullyer's treaty, enny way. It does
seem as tho this Country was getting
In more trubble lately Than I over
herd of Uefoie. ljirst we baft to go
ami lite Kor Cuba and then we Get all
tangled up with the FlUopcaus nnd tbo
next thing we no up Come tbo Chinese
to keep us nil In n Stew and now this
llullyer has to go nnd Start everybuddy
scolding at Oneauiithcr, nnd I can't
make heads nor Tails out of It.",
"Great heavens," paw told Her, "are
you Living In this Cetitcbery or Awny
baefc In tho Dark ages? That's tho
treaty about the Canal. Wo can't Go
ihcd and Hlhl the Canal till wo nock
'ut this trenty'
"llutl tliot tho cannl was all Dug and
the water turned on and St. Louis per
tickly satlslled," tnaw snys.
"Mawl" paw nun-rod, "I'm fclnd thoy
tire no Strangers present. Of corso I
tould live down tho Dlsgrnco, but It
would be n snd thing for the children
If It ever Got found out Their mother
didn't no enny better Thnn thnt. This
ts no Canal that's to clean out n Sewer
ulstuiu. This trubble Is about n Cannl
across Central Amerleky so Ships can
(tet thrue without Going away around
below Slnco nnnttl and Uslug up more
thnn a Hundred and Fifty tons of extry
conl. You see we Can't blld It unless
England will give up tho Treaty."
"How did Knglnnd get It?" maw ast.
"She didn't, get It," paw scd. "Wo
Don't want to be Held to It, that's nil."
"Oh, I nee," maw says. "England
wants to make us use as much cxtry
Coal as they Haft to. How menu."
"No," paw told her. "that's not It.
England wants to keep us from Ulld
Ing the Cannl bocoz wo mite put up
Some forts along It. England's boats
could go thru Just the Same as ours If
It got Hilt"
"Then I don't believe In It," maw sed.
"The Idea of us going and Hlldlng a
Canal and then Letting England com
along and Use It! I'm glad this Hullycr
or whatever his name Is Got up bis
treaty, and I hope he'll stick to It till
his sides Gets elected. What Is he, a
Itlppubllcau or a Demmucktat?"
l'aw looked klud or sad for n Mlnlt or
so and then ho says:
"You sec wo got bound by this treaty
so we Can't own tho daunl nftcr we
Ulld U. That's why they tiro TrylntMo
bust 'the Thing. If It wasn't for
that "
"Who would own It then?" maw ast.
"Well, It would kind of belong to ov
erybuddy," paw told bor.
"Then why don't the rest of Them,
eomo lu and Help to dig tho Thing?"
maw ast.
"Uecoz they don't seem to care
whether it gels dug or not," paw an
sered, "and "
"Hut you Just told mo England was
making trubble about It," maw told
him.
"Say," paw says, "do you want to
Hear about this Canal or not? Wo
wouldn't let England or cnnybtiddy clso
blld Jt, even If they Wanted to. It
would be n Kino thing to Let n lot of
forreners come over hero and Dig n
Cannl thru our ilnolt yard, wouldn't It?
There, you 'see, Is where the treaty
Comes In."
"Where?" maw ast.
,"Wby wo can't go abed on tho Cannl
nnd put up forts to protect It till wo
get It "
"Oh, yes," mnw says, "I seo It nil
now. This llullyer wnnts to gat the
Contract (0 put up the forts, doesn't
he? What 11 terrible Lot of corrupshen
there Is In This world. I should Think
ho would bo ashamed of Himself.
Where Is bo from, paw?"
I'aw was Going to say sumthlng else,
but after bo Got to thinking about It n
While ho went over to play bllycrds
with Uncle Wesley. Chicago Times.
Herald.
How llervo Megan III Career.
Ilerve, tho celebrated French com
poiser, began his uiuKlcal career as nn
orgaulst. When a boy he strolled Into
a church one day and persunded the
blower to let him try tbo orgnn after
service. He then Improvised some
thing wonderfully sweet and strauge.
Tbo priest happened to come In, heard
It and was nmuzed. "Where did you
leant to play the orgnn?" be asked, and
tho boy truthfully replied that he had
never played It before. "Well," said
tho priest, lu amazement, "there Is a
vacancy lu the post of organist here
and you had better apply for It. We do
not waut nny one more skillful than
you." The boy applied and wns accept
ed. His success wns Immediate. The
little church was crowded, and Strang
ers became frequent visitors, and he
soon received offers to complete his
musical education. .
ItutN ah lluir ItCHtorora.
Tsln Chlng Chung, a Chinese gentle
man who was a Yale student a few
years ago, has undertaken the defense
of the rat ns an article of diet. Ho
says: "What the carrot Is to a horde's
coat a rat Is to the human hair. Neither
fuct can be explained, but every horse
man knows that a regimen of carrots
will make his stud as smooth and lust
rous as velvet, aud tho Chinese, espe
cially the women, know that rats used 1
as food stop tho falling out of the hair I
and make the locks soft, silky aud
btautiful. I have seen It tried many
times and every time It succeeded." '
htmSmm eifoe mfmKMeBrr " " '"' W:wWtWjm'm-
ATCHISON GLOBE SIGHTS.
Comments on Kveryilny Matters by an
Original Gcntim.
Those who don't Impose on you, And
fault with jou.
You can do nnythlng In this world
without grammar except teach school.
An ugly baby seems to rcnllze Its mis
fortune; an ugly baby isnenrly always
good.
l'eople have not outlived tho ago of
romance so long ns 'it ts still posslblo
to fool them.
What n great, lot of good space for
ndvertlslug on tho bo.ck of tombstones
that Is never used I
Sympathy Is easy to get, but when
you need help, you will tlnd thnt Is a
different question.
You talk a gieat deal about the Im
portance of Truth. Do you know tho
truth about .yourself?
I'coplo have so few occasions to bo
proud of kin thnt they overdo It when
they do get a chance.
During the progress of every breach
of promise ense It occurs to us that nil
love letters nrc much alike.
The women talk of the dllllculty of
catching up with their work, ns If their
work ran like n scared wolf.
There Isn't anything In n druggist's
perfume ense that smells ns good as
chDl sauce when It Is cooking.
When n mother admits a fault In ono
of her children, she Is reminded thnt It
"takes some nfter Its father."
Wlien nn old paBtor resigns, nnd a
new one preaches bis Initial sermon,
tho attendance Is always largo.
When a man stays up lato theso
nights, ho tries the excuse on his wife
that ho was kidnapped, nnd got away.
A man takes off his coat when ho
wants to whip his rival; a girl tnnkes
the strings of her corset a little tighter.
It Is every woman's complaint thnt
her husband gives the most dcslrnblo
part of tho chicken to tho wrong guest
Up to the time a girl Is '20 she hasn't
fully decided If she will bo n frozen
stntuc, or a coy aud clinging woman.
Every time a doctor cures a woman
patient he Is assured of 0110 drummer
who will work for him forever without
charge
There never was a womnn's resolu
tion to work hnrd that could resist
stopping to cat peanuts or Jook nt a
lovo story.
When a tnnrrled couple stnrrs out to
do light housekeeping. It means that
they expect to get half of their living
at "mother's."
The guests nfter n wedding aro not
raving over tho bride, ns she Imagine:
they are nil grumbling, "I don't seo'
how they can afford It"
Jttla'a mistake from a womnn's
standpoint, to unnkc tho dining room
hjblo too long for her to reach her hus
fjsd's legs under It with her foot
"Parson Twine says every gentleman
is smart without exception: n man
enn't be a gentleman unless he Is smart
Every lady will also bo found Intelli
gent. When a woman Is nwny from home
she does not care pnttlculatly for long
letters from her husband, but likes to
recelvo .them as nn evldenco of good
faith.
Wo havo noticed that kldnnppers
never carry off a married man: proba
bly they renllzo thnt no one would glvo
a quarter to have a married man
brought back.
Whenever tho women seo a woman
In n currlago at a funeral who has to
bo fanned, they aro perfectly satisfied 1
that she was n good wife, and that iter
grief Is sincere.
Itnllroad men say a leg or nn nrm off
does not count with a railroad man In
throwing dice. Hut If tbo railroad man
has one or more lingers "off he can nl
ways throw high dice. If 11 railroad
man has nothing but t thumb, nothing
can beat htm, although a man with a
thumb nnd one linger Is a close second.
Tufty MlHtuko In London.
A Welshman who was lu London
wlien extensive suwerlng operations
were In progress lost his watch. Ho1
reported tho mutter to Scotland Yard, I
and the oIIIcIiiIh said they would leave)
no stone unturned to tlud the missing
timekeeper. Shortly nfterwnrd Taffy
again visited tho metropolis, and saw ,
street after street turned up, He was
told In all thirty-six miles of fund wero
In the same condition. He rushed down
to Scotland Yard and exclaimed to tho
wondering Inspector: "I didn't think I '
wns giving you nil that trouble. If you
don't tlud the watch by Sunday, I
wouldn't break up nny more streets."
Pearson's Weekly.
Two Natural IKoch.
Water will extinguish n tiro becauso ,
the water forms n coating over the
fuel, which keeps It from the nlr, nnd
tho conversion of water Into steam
draws off thu beat from tho burning
fuel. A little water makes 11 lire
fiercer, while a largef quantity of
water puts It out The explanation Is
thnt water Is composed of oxygen nnd
hydrogen. When, therefore, tbo tire
can decompose the water Into Its sim
ple elements It serves us fuel to the
tin me.
Effects or till) ( liaflliK DUli,
A manufacturer of chatlng dishes re
cently made the statement that he be
lieved gas and coal consumption In
New York would soon llo very material-1
ly reduced by use of that convenient
means of cooking light meals. "Where ,
one was sold a year ago scores are sold
now," he xald, "and the demand Is In
creasing at a remarkable rate."
It Is tho experience of fathers thnt
they get more enjoyment out of daugh
ters who are not the popular erase with
jroung men.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always nak (or tho famous General
Arthur cinr. Eaberg-Gunst Cigar Co.,
general Agents, Portland, Or.
Everybody smokes tho colobratnd
Monogram nnd Fumloia cigars. Thoy
huvo no equal.
f!nll nn TTnlrm 401 whnn in norrt nl
anything In tho luol Hue. Knst Mor
rison Street Wood & Coal Yard.
Tho A. D. T. Messenger Co. is the old
est and best ssrvlco of tho" kind in the
town. Headers of tho New Age, give
thorn tho protoronce.
Money to loan, on furniture pianos,
or any good securities. Notes nnd
mortgages bought. 8. W. King, room
IS, Washington building.
Oregon Hutohoring Company, Frod
Metzgor, malinger, dealers in all kinda
of fresh nnd salt ihoats and tlsh, 41S
Evorett stroot.
C. A. Wajson, Marine Drug Storo, 88
N. Third street, Portland, Ore. Spe
cialties: Flcckonstoln's Lung llalsam
and Celery Seltzer.
Tho Popular, 135 First stroot, hot.
Washington nnd Alder, Portland, Or.,
John Ecklund, ptonriotor. Tol. Oro
gon red 0.4, Columbia C08.
For flno frnits of nil kinds for the
travoling public, call at 160 North
Sixth stroot. lco oronm soda. Basket
fruits for travolors. Goorge Kiier pro
prietor Don't wear baggy trousers or shabby
clothes. Wo call for, sponge, Pw,
nnd dollvor, ono suit of your clothing
each wcok, sow on buttons, and sow up
rips for $1.00 a month. Unique Tail
oring Company, 247 Washington street,
both phonos.
Jno. P. Sharkey, mannfacurar of
hnrnees, collars, saddloi and strap
work; imnortor of saddlery, hardwaro,
whips, pads, oto. 65 Union avo., Port
land, Or.
Portland Transtor Saloon Chas. O.
Blglln, proprietor. Choloo wines,
liquors nnd cigars. B31 Gllian, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Frenoh Dyeing nnd Cleaning Works,
All work done at very moderate prices.
Dyeing and oleaning ot all kinds ol
ladies' aud Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Deleau,
proprietor, t5B Glisan strt.
The finest plaoo in the olty to obtain
'flist quality cluursj tobacco nnd smok
ers' nrtloles is that ot Rosenthal o.
Ilad.l, at S87 and 287 Jf Washington
street, batwson Fourth and Fifth.
Givs theso genial dealers n call whan
you wish anything in their lino. Tele
phono Main 76.
Armory Drug Storo, 81 Tenth stroot,
northwest corner Tenth nnd Evorett
stioets, Portland, carries u full lino of
drugs, tollot nrtloles, school supplies,
cigars, otc.
Tho National I'ollco Gnzctto, pub
lished by IMchard IC. Fox, I'ollco
News f-timlnrd, and all other sporting
papers. buliHc-rlptious taken nt A. W.
Sohmnlo, bookseller ami newsdealer,
220 First street, I'oitluud, Ote, Ma .
order, solicited.
For Xmits goods, Holding Hros,, 45
N. Third street, have a choicu soloutl::i
of holiday goods in thu lino of silver
ware, pocket books, fancy jawulry, dia
monds, umbrellas, gold and silver1
headed canes, watches, lockets, oto.
Cull and inspect our stock.
TO THE DEAF A rich lady, curod
of her doaluoHs and nolsos in tho head
hy Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, pin 0 .f .5, 00 J to his iustltuto,
so tbst deaf people uiinblu to procure
tho ear drumst may havo thorn free,
Adilrews No. D !I81, Tho Nicholson In
stitute, 780, Eighth aumuo, New York
On the Inildr.
of a collar, shirt or cuff done up nt
this laundry menus that ou ate all
right, and that your linen looks us lin
maculute aud of ns smooth and lino a
flniHh us if it Just ciimo from the fur
nishers, Comfort and satisfaction no
ghojouln oMiry piece of linen thnt
we launder, mid our prices itru trilling
for it, 'Jim Domcktiu Laundry, J. F.
Kubiiiiou, I'eudlutou, Oregon,
NATIONAL,
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
OFFIUK AND IVOltKHl
92J SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
ifsts rirncl, Iiytil, I're'SKl siut Trlmnicil,1
I.sdlo" Drfi.es slid Dress (lools Diril all Col
vim, nt Nell i;iram.il. Oeiillrnieiils Iciltilnif
C'lrmnl, Dyed ami Htpalrtd. O.trlcli r'eatliers
Cleaned or Uyed " Colors aud Mcly Curled.
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Msui ifi
-THE-
Multnomah Trunk' Co
MANUFACTURKtlS OV
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
and SAMPLE CASES
Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
...THE OLYMPIAN...
148 Fifth St., Noar Morrison
BLUNDEN &. VELTON, Props.
THK FAMOUS
OLYMPIA BEER
ON DRAUGHT
New nullilliiR, New Fixtures, Choice Goods.
W. I. McOauk,
Seattle
K. H. Hamilton,
Tacoms.
M'CABE & HAMILTON
.. STEVEDORES ..
PUCET 80UND
Also Honolulu, H. I.
Hoad Office: Tacoma, Wash.
Cable Addross: MtCAIlK
GRACIE, BEAZLEY & CO., Agents
14 Water Street, Liverpool.
KRIEQ A LEVY
UNCOItrOllATKt).)
COFKKK AND TKA A 81'IJOIAI.TY.
3U4 Wnslilngtnn Htrent, Ournnr Tenth
THY OUIt GKt.KllllATKD COFFKK.
llotll I'lioima H.'IH. rOUTf.AND, OK.
1 OLYMPIC
STEAM LAUNDRY
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J. BJORN & LOUIS i. BJOIH
IMUHMIIKTOUH
V TACOMA, WA8H. .'
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
service.
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 6033.
PORTLAND
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
WIIOI.KHAI.I'. A HKTAII,
.Cream and Milk.
DEPOT 203 SECOND ST.
JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Managdr
Milk IMIvered to All 1'itrtsot thoCltjr.
Omit"" I'liuim Niirtli yoll.
EAST PORTLAND WOOD CO.
E. M. LAMBERT.
Dealers lu All Kinds ot , ,
WOOD AND COAL
Wood unwed to order In yard or on street,
Ort'con I'liono Union 491
Columbia I'liono JUVH
YAItl ANI (iPI'IOKl
Cor. Knst Almrlsiiii hiiiI Wutor Htreo la
I'OKTI.AM'. OltKUO.V.
Tho Popularity of
RED SEAL BRAND
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard, Etc.,
Is Won on Moiit.
TRY RED SEAL BRAND.
56-60 E. Water St., Portland, Or.
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