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Inp;, leaves AstorlnflYcry nllit In llio week at
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First-Class Work aud Prices Reasonabli
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on thla Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
Pour Blends..
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave Portland, foot ot Washington Rt.,
Huti'Iay, 'lucidity and 'llmrnlny uveliiliK t 6
o'clock, lor Miiivlei island, ft. Helena, Caplt-x,
Deer I.hhiiiI, Martins, Knlamni Neur City,
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Kinatrcct. A. II. (J. DKVMhTON,
City I'aim. ntid Tirkot Audit.
Strong's
Photographs
Superior in Style
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STUDIO:
In Goodnough Bulldlne.
ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
Ono ot tlio moit comploto bakcrys In
tlio Northwest,
Bakes tba Best Pullman Bread Id the West
M. SHIELDS, Prop.
.'147 Morrison Ht. l'OKTI.AM), Oil.
And 40:1 Union Avenue, corner Harramento,
AIIiIiik. Iloinr-iiiadn bread, rakes and pies.
IIiUimI beans and Moitt.lt llrown llread every
Knliinlay. Tel. Ited 131.!; Tel. Iloil 311,
BARRHOTEL
European and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
Newhniue, newly (itrnl.lird, two blocks from
I'nlon depot .All tlio modern Improvements,
llrr-piool, hot and cold Mater) centrally 1
filled.
Rntos, $1 and $1.25 a Day.
Meals .Je.DatusSSc
Cor. Sixth nnd Gllsan, Portland.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Cari leavo Portland. Corner Klrst aud Wash
lugtou striTI, (or Vaueoiueras follows!
ViHU'ouvor 4A Minutes. I
A. M.-'fltlH. '7:03, 7:i.::a, 0:1, 10:03,10:4
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P. M.-1.':IH. l:t. I: is. :33. R:18, 4:03, 4:(s,A',
il:IH. l(i:).l. Iltril. (Lento First aud Jet- '
fiTMMi streets, 4 iiiluutos varlli'r.) ,
Kerry lenes Vauenuer toculiuect with cars
nHfoliiius; I
A. M. -'cms, 7:30, tt:t o:oo, :, 10:30, tt:n
l'.'iOUM.
P. M.-V,':i.l!30,'.';j,3:00, 3:45, 4:80, 4: is, 8:00,
bus. ii:lo. I
Curs leave corner First aud Washington
streets (or Woodlanu as follows:
A. M. ,rt:l8.,rt:3S.,C:ts.,7:(Vt,7:l8.7:33,7:.8:M1 ,
hits, :s:i, 8:ts. aau, :ts.9:S3,o:in, io:03, I
iu:1h. io:;n. 10: ih. 1 1:0.1. mis. n ::ti. nus.
P. M.-l'J:t3, u-M. vs. liM, 1:03, 1:18,1:83,
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lo;iu. to;;'3. 10:13, u:o3, ll:aU:3. '
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Cars leinii Woodlnwu (or First aud Waihtiif-
ton slreeln as lollown:
A M-,o:4ii:iv,ii:is,;50, 6:,7;00, 7:1J,7:4J,
8:w. 8:15,8:30, ;i 0:ai, 9:15,9:30,9:4.
loaxi, io:i5.io:3, io:45,ii:oo, U:i5, 11:30,
UM5, Ui)M.
P. M.-ii:i;., i.':30. ii:i 1 :cnv 1 :15, 1 :, 1 145, 2:00.
-.:IA,Ui.'M.'JMVi0. Sth atw, 3:45, 4:00,
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6l0:n,i;:l,7:ui, 7tl. 7:so.7:U, 8:w,
815. 8:80. 8:.Vl. 9:10, 9:30, 9:50, 10:10, 10:30,
10;,'), $11:10, 11 ;S0.
Pally, except Siindas,
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vtediiida)niid e'auirdays only.
..EMPLOYMENT flGENGY.. '
W. T. PHILLIPS. ,
AHJ,'8tark street, between From aud First. J
1'lioue, Oregon, Cla; 441,
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
Help of all kinds lurnlihed on short notice,
Waiitedj ltailroad men and deck hands, cooks,
wallers and ireuerat house work) larm hauds,
mill hands and elty work. t
Iteal estate listed aud xdd,
llc-upnly sutiit fur the t'axy Mop Wringer, pat
etitaniWd (or. Blato aud eouuty rights for
sale.
MANY DEERS IN CONNECTICUT.
Their Nimilicr I'robnbly Greater .Not)
tlimi ISO Vcurs Aixii,
It suutns to be a fact, proved by al
most dully observation now, that the
deer arc returning to Connecticut, ttnd
In t; odd ninnbeiH, too. Uoports are
heard almost dailyof one or more 'of
these graceful anlinnls being seen In
one or another part of the good old
State, under circumstances which tlx
It that they tiro new arrivals.
There are probably more deer In Con
ncctlcut to-day than at any previous
time within the lust ICO years. They
are seen on railroad track!), In Holds
j and gardens, and even feeding with the
I domestic cattle. Where they nil come
from and what Is drawing or sending
them seem not to bo very clear. They
are not only Keen In moat unexpected
places, but appear to be singularly Tree
from four of human beings. They are
seen, too, In nearly all parts of the
State. A day or two :u;o a young lady
down the river below Mlddletown suc
ceeded in photographing one of tlioni
by a snap shot. At almost tiny time
wltliln the Inst hundred years down to
1000 If a hunter wished to shoot u deer
j he made a long trip to Hud his game
going either to the Adirondack or the
far backwoods of Maine.
Their nppenrance In such numbers
might be, accounted for by the disap
pearance of the wolves that formerly
destroyed them; but the wolves hiivo
been gone. In almost all parts of New
England, for a long time and tthclr dis
appearance cannot nov be relied upon
to account for the deer. Whatever
tuny turn out to be the cause of tholr
sudden and rapid Increase In numbers
In old Connecticut, It Is a pleasant thing
to sec them returning. What a pleus
nnt addition to the neighborhood of our
forest patches their graceful presenco
would mnkc if their seeming trust In
human kind Is permitted to take root
and stay.
BARRED FROM GREAT NECK:
Ne.ldeiitn Will Not 1'ertiilt Actrcaa lo
I'lircluiMp a Home There.
Minnie Ashley, nctress and singer of
the Daly company In New York, has
caused n stir among the fashionable
residents of Great Neck, I. I., by en
deavoring to purchase a home In that
aristocratic community. They are up
in anus against what I hey choose to
regard as an Intrusion upon their 'ex
cliislveness, and n committee of cltl
ecus has undertaken to frustrnto her
MINMi: ASIII.KV.
purchase. When tlio committee called
upon her to Reek to dissuade her she
burst Into tears and exclaimed: "Why,
I'm going to retire from the Btngo next
year. I'm going to marry WllJIum As
tor Chandler." She Is reported to
have revealed tlio secret only after her
pride had been stung to the quick by
the action of a committee of the' prop
erty owners who waited on U. Smith
Stanton, n real estate agent with whom
Miss Ashley was negotiating for tho
purchase of tho Xorthum estate on the
Shore road, Great Neck.
Tlio .Modest Huot.
Lovo of country Is so line a vlrtuo
that it seems tlllllcult to carry It to ex
cess. A resident from n small village
In tho north of Scotland paid a business
visit to London the other day. lie hap
pened to call on a merchant who (un
known to him) had once iiiado n Ktay
In his native place. In the course of
conversation tho visitor made use of au
expression ,thut led tho other to ex
claim, "Surely, you eomo from (lien
McLukloV" Tlio assertion, however,
was denied. Presently, to the mer
chant's surprise, another Won Mcl.u
kio expression was heard. "My dear
Mr. MacTavlsli, I feel couvlneed that
you urc n Glen McLuklo man after all,"
Insisted tho merchant.
"Weel," returned tlio other, "I'll no
deny It any longer."
"Then why didn't you say . so at
UrstV" demanded the Englishman.
"Weel," was tho calm response, "I
dlduii like to boast o' it In I.&tidou."
London Chronicle.
Now Cliouilonl Protttiuta.
Messieurs Molssan and Stooks, tho or
iginal discoverers of carborundum, a
mineral tmrd enough to cut diamond,
have recently announce! two new
chemical products which may also bo
of use In the arts. They are compounds
of boron, which Is best known In tho'
salt which Is culled borax, and of sill,
cou, which In combination with oxygen
forms tiuaru, tho scientific name of '
which Is silicic acid. Iloth borou and
silicon are noninelalllc chemical ele
ments. Tho two compounds just dls
covered arc lu tho form of crystals hav-
lng nu adamantine luster and are so
html that they scratch the hardest ruby
with east ' j
When trouble comes wabbllug along
a woman gives way to a flood of tears
nnd a man proceeds to tint tho atmos
phere blue,
-V miser Is a great lover of geuerosltj
lu everybody except himself.
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HOLDS A COURT OFFIOE.
PennsrlTonln Olrl la Deputy Cterk In
the 'l'rothonotarjr'a Court.
Probably the only woman court offl
clal In the United Slates lives and holds
her olllce In Pennsylvania. Miss Itcuo
Ilelkes, of Carlisle, Is head clerk of tlio
court there and discharges the duties of
the position to the entire satisfaction
of the judge, the members of tlio bar
and those outsiders having' business at
the temple of Justice. Her father Is
chief clerk of the court, and through
the actlvo Interest Miss Ilelkcs took In
MISS BKNK 1IK1KKS.
his work she gained a thorough and
comprehensive knowledge of what
would bo required of her to Oil tho po
sition of deputy prothonotary beforo
slio received her appointment to that
olllce. She discharges her duties with
an case and accuracy equal to that of
any of her nuilo competitors. Kor ono
year previous to her appointment MIbh
Ilelkcs waa chief clerk In her father's
olllce nnd discharged practically the
sumo duties that sho docs in iter olllclal
position. When she was appointed to
succeed Deputy Prothonotary tleorgo
A. Sullcnbcrgcr she accepted the honor
gracefully and cheerfully shouldered
the responsibilities connected with tho
charge.
LAW AS INTERPRETED.
An Insurnnco agent forbidden to tnko
a risk, but whoso clerk forges his unine
to a policy without his consent and
without any prollt to him, is held, in
Bradford vs. Hanover Fire Insurance
Company (O. O. A- Ud O.), 40 L. II. A.
530, not to bo liable for tho loss on the
risk.
Decision by an association of persons
Jointly llnblo on n policy of lusuranco
to ono of Its members, which provides
that the association shall ilnnlly deter
mlnq tlio amount duo on any loss, al
though not strictly an award, Is held,
In Perry vs. Cobb (Me.), 40 L. It. A. 3S0,
to bo binding on tho member except
for cnuso shown to tho contrary.
Substantial damages for nu Instanta
neous death caused by wrongful act
aro held, In Itroughcl vs. Southern New
England Telegraph Company (Conn.),
10 L, It. A. -10-1. to bo recoverable un
der n statute providing for the survival
of all causes of action for Injuries to
the person of a decedent, whether they
do or do not Instantaneously or other
wise result In death.
Patrol license from one lot owner in a
town to another to pass a tlio drain un
der the former's lot for tho purpose of
drainage, Is held, In Plfcr vs. llrown
(W. Vn.), -11) h. It. A. 107, to be revoca
ble at tho plensuro of the licensor. Witli
this case there Is a very extensive note
reviewing the numerous decisions and
the different theories on tlio subject of
tho rovocnblllty of a llcenso for a bur
den on laud after expense has been In
curred on tho faith of It.
llitrdoitetl with Something.
Jesse Gove was recently examining a
witness In the course of the trial of
ono of his Iiennlngton street cases.
"You bad goods destroyed by the
flood-of 18118?"
"Yes, sir."
"You bought those goods from Mr.
Blank?"
"Yes, sir."
"Did Mr. Blank go to Ireland lrfst
summer?" v
"No, sir. lie Is a poor mnn."
Hero Sam Child Interrupted tho ex
amination by remarking thnt ho prob
ably hoped to go to Ireland next sum
mer. "Well," said Jesse, "that depends."
After the storm hnd subsided Jesse
turned to the witness and nsked lilm
what Mr. Blnuk did last 'summer?"
"He burled his wife, sir."
"I knew," said Jesse, "that I bad
something on my mind," Boston Rec
ord, Karttuiuakes in Greece.
It la with some surprise that ono
reads in u rvceut report of tho director
of tho national observatory at Athens
that, taking area into account, earth
quakes are about twice ns frequent In
Greece as they are lu Japan. Tho latter
country has usually been looked upon
as par excellence tho land of earth
quakes. It woul t appear that Its earth
quakes nre, upon tho whole, moro se
vere than tbose lu Greece, although tlio
great architectural monuments of
Greece have suffered much from seis
mic disturbances.
X-Uiija AldliiR Archaeologists. I
Italian archaeologists aro now mak
ing uso of It oen t gen rays to aid lu read- J
lug obscure liupredslous aud lu dlscov-
erlug forgeries.
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STEAMER9
ALTONA AND POMONA
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY FOR
Salem and Way Landings.
-T mill
,
mr' .
, Leaves Taylor street. .
8nlcm.
Arrives I'ortland
...fi:A.M.
,..7:(0 A. M.
...4i30 P. M.
SUNDAY TRIPS TO OREGON CITY.
Leavo Portland 10:30 A. M 2andft:00 P. M.
Leave Oregon City 1J:30, 3:30,6:30 P. M.
Oregon' City Trans. Co.
Promptness and quick dispatch our specialty
A. B. GRAHAM, Agont.
Offlce and wharf, foot ot TaylorSt. Phone 40.
WELL, I DON'T KNOW
Mr. Johnson, you don't know
WHAT'S GOOD
If you have never tried
ACME WHEAT FLAKES.
We are htacfquirien for R-bon Health
' Club Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats,
Health Process Whole "Wheat Flour.
j ACME MILLS COMPANY.
1 20-22 N. Front St.
Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
83J North Third St.
: Boots and Shoes Made to Order
Repairing; Neatly Done.
Work called (or and delivered. All work
guaranteed.
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
GUMtlSOH GO.
Wheat and SP' Brokers
DIItKCT Wlhij'IO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade '
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce. '
ESMOND HOTEL
Portland, - - Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
ItATKSl
European Plan. 50c to $1.50 Per Day
I American Plan, $ I to 52 Per Dxr
OSCAK ANDBIISON, Manager.
J. a I'EXDEQAST, Chief Clerk.
WHEN YOU BUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves
FOIt HOUSEKEEPINO
Cut This Out and act a Reduction at
..HENRY JENNINGS..
172-174 First Street.
f. W. HOKE DRUG CO.
67 N. Third Street.
Prescriptions Accurately and
Carefully Compounded
TELEPHONE: COLUMBIA 760.,
OKKGON RED 1861
CO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Tradc Marks
DESIGNS
COPYRIQHTS C
Atiroo sending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion fre whether an
liif.nlloa la probably twuntabla. Communing
tlons strictly coruMentlal. Handbook ou I'atcnU
sent Ilea. Ulitest azency for ..curing talents.
t'at.uta taken tbroueh sluna.4 Co. reclr
lfUI notiet, without cb.rve. In tba
Scientific JUmrkatt
A. handsomely Illustrated weekly. Jarsest etr.
filiation ot any srlemUKi Journal. Terms. II m
j.ari fitur months, IL Bold by all n.vsdeal.ra.
llUKN Jt CoBtBro,. Hew York
Hcaaci OBc. tttrSU Washkmton, D. C,
: 7 5 ct.nT
I 'JOT
I PJP
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their busi
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil
liard and Pool Tables. Bowling:
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
d. G. REDDIOK, Manager.
iThe Reliable Loan Office
Pawnbrokers and Jewelers
BARGAINS
iilliit
UNREDEEMED.
PLEDGES
Money Loaned on AU Articles
ot Value.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST.
All Ooods Hohl on Installments.
61 Third St.. 6or. Pine, Portland, Or.
LAWRENCE BROS'.
Towel Supply Co.
Towels furnished to Ilnrucrs, Doctors, Oftlcel
nnd lluslness llou.es, i:tu. Wo also do First
Class Laundry Work.
Fourth mill Couch Hta. PORTLAND, OH.
Oregon Phono 429. Columbia I'bono 410.
Old Kentucky Home
Club Whiskey
. AND
Shaw's
Pure Malt
4
Blumauer & Hoch
Wholesale Liquor .1 Cigar Dealers
1 BOLE AGENTS. ' 110 Fourth Streot
EMPIRE
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
C P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs
At All Hours.
Transient stock given tlio vory best of care.
Itttcs always reasonable and satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone Main 51. Cor. Rose and Oak Sts.
R0SEBURG, OREGON.
EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507
RENA STINS0N, Lady Assistant.
.Merchant Hotel.
CORNER THIRD AND DAVIS 8TREKT8
VOHTLAND, OKKGON.
HOTEL 13 NEWLY RENOVATED.
This Is the best equipped moderate rate hotel
on the Pacific Coast and has all the conven
iences of high-priced hotels. Complete with
electric lights and bells, and artesian water In
each room, liath room on each floor. Elevator
for accomuftatlon of euests. Rates 11 and 11.31
per day. sUkls'JS cents. Special rates to lam.
Dies and theatrical parties. Free 'bus to and
from all trains. SCO rooms. Only four blocks
from Union Depot. Fir Proof Building.
F. K. HILL. Prop.
Electric Hotel
i
OREGON CITY, OR.
JACOB CASSELL, Prop.
Btrletly Flrst-Clas. Rstss -
1.00 r.r Ht anil Vp.
Steam Heat, Electric Light, Cos.
merclal Sample Room.
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