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SEVENTH AND QMSAN EXCHANGE.
J. I.. O'FAMtKi.L, Prop.
BTenth and (lltsati 8ts. FOKTI.AXD, QUE.
4 hTISTIC MONUMENTH IN NATIVE AND
jHl foreign marble and granite: new and orig
inal designs H. J. Ilt.Ah.SI NO. Olllce -mid
Works 267 Third street, nenr Madison.
A LURKS k SCHNElDEIt CO.-tl. AU1EUS,
A. Prcs. and Mgr, Tlios. Bclitielder, Vlce-Pres.,
It. Albers, Sec'v. and Treas. Proprietors U. 8.
Mill" i and Merchant Holier Milt. Manufactur
ers of Uolled Oat, Oat Meal, Flaked Wheat,
Buckwheat Flour, IVarl Hurley, live Plour
JVholo Wheat Flour. Corn Meal, Kjo Meal,
Hominy, Farina, Steel Cut Wheat. Pasto Fac
tory Maiaronl, .Vermicelli, Spaghetti. Dealers
In Grain, Flour, Hbv, Hhlnglrs, seeds, Etc. All
kinds Mill Feed. Office. 'JIUIJ Front Street,
corner Main, Portland, Or.
G. J. Erdner
R. Hochult,
CIHICAOO MARKET
1 Krdncr it Hochull
Dealers In freh and cured meats; all kinds
ol salvages. 311-U Rxliltitrtnii street, Portland,
Oregon. Roth 'Phones ho. 413.
1HARLES J. SCHNAREIi
Attornya(.l.nw,
SIS Chamber of Commerce RulldlnR,
Portland, OreRon.
A RMORY DRUG STORK
nro DriiRs and Chemical, Toilet Articles
Stationery, Confectionery and
Domestic CI sum.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
N. W. Corner Tenth and Everett Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
.8aggage and Omnibus Transfer
COMPANY.
Office 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Stark Sts.
Tolopuono 433. PORTLAND, OREOON.
Exchange Your Checks With Messenger
on Trains and Order Carriages or Coupes.
Bnggape checked at resi
dence to nny destination.
Branch Offices: Hotel Portland: United
Carriage. Co., beventh und 1 ay lor.
L. H. ADAMS, Manogor
T. IlKNtirtlCKSEN
D. DAIIK
PRACTICAL SAIL lAKERS
Flags and Yacht Sails ,
a Specialty
OltKOON l'HONK 043 IlRl
27 NORTH FIRST STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Pacific Coast Rubber Co.
Wholesale Dealers.
Mechanical Rubber Goods, Belting, Hose
Packings, Fire Department Supplies.
Rubber Boots, Shoes, Rubber ClotblDf
Rubber Goods of All Kinds
18 20 Front St.
... I HE...
J. McCraken Co.
Wholesale Dealers In
BUILDING MATERIALS
...401 Irving Street...
PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEPHEN'S
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Evening Gowns .
Street Suit
Fmncy Wmit
Tmior Mad Suit
Kitting Hmbit, Etc
289 Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
.TRAINS STOP.
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Wilkins' Ealing House
30 Minutes for Veals
I.nneh Counter In connection. The only Eat-
4ns House at the Depot where you can get a
Irtt-Class Meal.
ROSEBURG
OREGON
B. B. RICH
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MiX j MBwti CIGARS
OTKHNKRN A JUI.1EN
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I Wholesale and reatall grocers, 312-814 Tiurn.
aide street, ncorner Sixth, Portland, Or. Tele
phone, Oregon Mack lEWi, Columbia (80.
IHIE WESTERN LUMDER COMPANY
Office: Seventeenth and Front Streets.
Portland, Oregon.
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ROWN A M'CAIIE, STEVEDORES
Portland, Oregon.
Correspondence solicited.
Blilp's mall promptly delivered.
Cablo address Drown.
mllE BAVAUIA SALOON
A. II. OUKOER, l'rop.
Importod and Domcitto Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Wcluhard's licor.
Thone Oregon Illack HM3.
8. E. Corner Second and Oak Streets,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
mllE ORIENTAL
J. W. QRUSSI, Proprietor.
J28 Washington St., Oppostlo Imperial Hotel
Drinks 10 cents. Beer 6 cents.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOMAS, Prop.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars. Welnhard's Beer.
THONE, RED 1818. FAMILY RESORT.
Cor. Chapman and Jefferson 8ts., Portland, Or'
Picture Frames.
Pictures.
Art Materials
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Bernstein's Art Store,
807 Washington street llet. Fifth and Sixth
PORTLAND OltCUON.
BOYD & ARNOLD
...General Agents...
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co.
Royal Exchange Assurance
Orient Insurance Company
No. 102 First Street, Near Stark.
The Golden West
FURNISHED ROOMS.
.,KASSON SMITH, Proprietor..-
Rooms Mc Special Rates by Week or Month
Everything now and clean. Beit loca
tion In tliu eltv. Specially desirable
able (or parties desiring a quiet
place. No Children.
4 Doors South of first National Bank
Main St., Oppoitto Fred Ernst.
BAKER CITY - - OREGON
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
TRANSIT SOLICITED
...BOTH PHONES...
Travelers should take ''8" Street Carat Union
Depot and transfer at Yamhill fctrect to Katt
AnVney 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 Building?,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
PirtlinJ General Electric Ci.,
SEVEITN AMI ALIEI STS.
Both Tkonw 345.
HOUSE MOVING IN CHICAGO.
Work Still Heme by Old KohloneJ
Methods.
Last year 473 houses were moved U
Chicago, suya tiro Chronicle. Thus
there was an average of more thnn ono
house moved every day during the en
tire twelve mouths. Frame houses,
brick houses and even stone structures
are moved from one place to another by
thohe experts who make a business of
this particular kind of real estate trans
fers. That house-moving Is still nji
Important 'feature of the city's Indus
tries Is attested uyvthe foot that thcro
are Jlfty llrniB In the city devoting spe
cial attention to taking dwellings from
their foundations and carrying them
bodily to some other point. The opera
tion has been reduced to such a scleuco
that during the Journey of tho house
not a timber or a brick In the structure
Is disturbed. The trip Is regarded as
so safe ami so certain to be free from
accident that often families do not
move out of the dwclllnjrs nt all, but
remain In them perfectly securo while
the houses change locations.
House-moving seems a very simple
process, but there are In reality moro
complications connected with tho proc
ess than a man who has never moved a
house could conjure tip In tho wildest
(light of his Imagination. In tho llrst
place, a house cannot be moved except
by movers who hold n city license
granting them the privilege to engago
In such work, llefore n man Is given
such n license he must Hie a $5,000 bond
with tho city housemovlng department
This bond Is a safeguard demanded by
tho city' to protect the municipality In
enso an accident should occur during
the moving nnd n damage su(t should
follow to which the city of Chicago
might bo mnde n party to the defense.
The housemovlng department has solo
power to lay out the route along which
the Iioiiro must bo taken. Whenever It
Is possible the movers are compelled to
effect the transfer by wny of streets
that are little lined. A fee of $5 for the
privilege of moving tho houso must be
paid (o the city.
This does not end the mover's trou
bles or those of the owner of tho houso
by nny means. All of the rules and
regulations of the moving department
of tho city must bo compiled with nnd
an Inspector Is always around to seo
that these nro observed. The houso
owner does not have itreckon with tho
neighbors from whose midst ho Is go-
HOUSE MOVING
lug to extract his house, but ho Is com
pelled by city ordinances to llguro pret
ty cnrofully with the neighbors among
whom he proposes to plant his building,
ir n majority or the residents In tho
block and on tho same sldo or the strcot
where tho man wants to put his uoiuo
object to tho proceedings then tho
whole nfTnlr might us well bo declared
off, ror an Insurmountable barrier has
been encountered. Or ir the property
owners ror ISO reot In olther direction
on tho apposite side or tho street object
tho efforts or the mover might ns well
bo discontinued. Tho law requires that
tho majority or tho proporty owners In
tho block on the sldo or the street to
which tho house Is to bo moved and tho
majority ,or those within 1M) reot Ju
either direction on tho opposite sldo
must first give their consent to tho
placing or the houso In the new local-
Artcr all or the6o matters have been
looked arter and settled satisfactorily
then tho actual active preparations ror
the moving or tho houso are begun.
Houses are still moved by that satno
old simple process that has been In uso
ror decades. Tho houso Is raised rrom
Its roundntlons on Jackscrows, or
"Jacks," as they are called, and arter
ward placed upon broad, heavy rollers
or solid wood. A great windlass Is
placed firteen or twenty rods down the
street and Is anchored by heavy plus
driven Into .the ground. A big, thick
rope, strong enough to pull many tons,
Is then pullcl rrom tho windlass to
which one end Is fastened. The other
end Is fastened to tho house. A horno
Js attached to a shaft connected with
jho windlass, nnd as the animal walks
round and round the center pin the rofjo
Is wound about tho latter and the houso
Is pulled forward. When the houso has
been pulled up tp the windlass then the
latter Is set forward again and the
pulling process Is repeated. This opera
tion Is performed over and over agalu
until the-house has been draws to the
new location which It Is to occupy.
"The housemovlng f business Isn't
what It wed to be In this old town
not by a long shot." said a professional
mover who has been moving bouses la
U -gR! ' s.
Chicago erer since the Are. "You see
a tire, or frame house, limit was estab
lished a long time ago, and nowadays
there Is Imrdly ever a single move with
in those bounds, for you see most of the
buildings Inside of It arc permanent tu
the extreme, the frame houses nro get
ting scarce nnd big brick nnd stone
houses are not moved ns often na tho
wooden ones. Most of the houso mov
ing Is now contlned to the outskirts of
the city nnd people nro getting so well
settled that there are comparatively
few occasions for transplanting a
dwelling."
8tccl Wool in tho Arts.
"Although steel wool hns only boon
used as a substitute for sandpaper dur
ing the last six years, It Is now very
extensively utilized for polishing pur
poses by metnl workers, enrpeuters,
enhtnet-mnkers. house painters, sign
painters and emitters throughout tho
United States." said n wholesale dealer
In tho mnterlal to the writer recently.
"Steel wool Is nn nrtlclo of regular
manufacture nnd It Is put up In one
pound packages very much resembling
rolls of cotton batting. It Is composed
of shnrp-edged thrends of steel, which
curl up like wool or tho familiar wood
fiber known ns excelsior, but It U much
finer In texture than the lntter material,
tho llucst qunll'ty being not much
coarser than tho coarsest of natural
wools.
"The superiority of steel wool over
the ordinary sandpaper consists In Its
great pliability, which eunblec a work
er to polish or smooth down Irrcgulnr
parts of moldings or ornamental wood
work. Such work can be dono with
steel wool far better and much mora
expeditiously thnn with sandpaper. Tho
latter clogs In use, but steel wool al
ways retnlns a more perfect polishing
edge or surrnce. The wool Is made In
various degrees, or coarseness, tho
conrser grado being best adapted ror
taking oft old pnlnt or varnish nnd ror
smoothing nnd cleaning doors like those
or bowling .Mleys. The wood Is gener
ally used with gloves to keep tho sharp
etuis from sticking Into tho workman's
fingers." Washington Stnr.
An (Jnlbrtuiinto MiihIi.
An amusing accident occurred on a
Front street cublu-cnr tho other even
ing. It hnppcued Just ns tho car nenred
the turn nt Pike street nnd 1st avenue.
Away up toward the rront end or the
car a lady was sitting. Sho und n Inrge
OM3W AT WOIHC.
basket, and bundles galore. One she
carefully deported on tho scat beside
her. Just ns the car nenred IMko street
a young m nn Jumped aboard n very
homely young man to others, but to
hlmhclf n verltnblo Ileau Hrummell.
He Marled to walk tho length or tho
car to take a seat. Ho seemed perfect
ly satislled with himself in every par
ticular. Then the car rounded tho
curve, nnd with that Jerk Ave are all so
familiar with ho was precipitated very
suddenly Into a sent next to our friend
with the bundles; In fact, ho was
thrown against her ns ho sat down.
"Sure, and you havo mashed me
cake!" she exclaimed.
"Well." ho replied, with a brilliant nt
tempt to bo runny,. "I am sure or ouo
mnsh, anyhowl"
"Yes, Indndu!" was tho quick reply;
"and, sir, Judging rrom tho looks or yez,
It's tho llrst wan ye Ivor mndul"
The young man left tho car at the
enrlloM opportunity. Seattle Mall and
Herald
Prominent Women HurrrnirlNtM.
Here Is a list or wmu ot the distin
guished men who hive advocated tho
ballot ror women; Abraham Lincoln,
Charles Sumner, William II. Sowurd
Chief Justice Chase Henry W. J,ong
rellow, John J. Whlttler, Wendell Phil
lips, 'ohn Stuart Mill, Phillips Jirooks,
Italph Waldo Emerson, John Qulncy
Adams, George W. Julian, Joseph Cook,
James Freeman Clarke, Charles Kings
ley, Thomas Wentworth Hlgglnson,
Itev. David Gregg. (Jeorgo W. Cable,
George William Curtis, Itlsliop How
man. Henry Wnrd IJeechef, Charles F,
Twlng, Hlshop Hurst, Hlshop Simpson,
IHstiop Gilbert Haven, George F. Hoar,
Itev, Mlnot Savage, Ilev. John Pier
pont, William Lloyd Garrison, Theo
dore Parker and James A. Garfield.
Association of ItlenN.
"See, mamma, the lively little lambs."
"Nonsense, child! Those nro not
lambs they nro little pigs,"
"Why, mamma, what did they do?"
Fllegende Illacttcr.
It Is better to receive a S10 bill Uuui
a Mil ror ? 10.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Always nak (or the itmons General
Arthur cifrar. Ebrg-QuMtClgrCo.,
gsnsral agents, rortUnd, Or.
Krerybody smokes tho celebrate
Monogram nnd Pandora cigars. They
haw no equal.
Call up Union 401 when In need ot
anything in tho luel lino. East Mor
rison Stroot Wotnr& Coal Yard.
The A. D. T. Messenger Co. is tho o1d
est and best sarvico of tho kind in tho
town. IteaderB of tho Now Age, give
thorn tho proforence.
Money to loan, on furniture, pianos,
or nny good securities. Notes nnd
mortgages bought. 8. W. King, room
45, Washington building.
Oregon llntohcring Company, Frod
Metzgor, mnnngor. denlors in all kindi
of fresh nnd salt moats and fish, 41S
Everett stroot.
C. A. Watson, Marino Drug Storo, 88
N. Third stroot, Portland, Oro. Spe
cialties: Flcckenstoln's Lung Balsam
and Colory Soltzor.
The Pnnulnr. 19ft Flrnt atrnnt. tint.
Wnshlnuton nnd Alilnr. Porllnml. Or .
John Eoklund, proprietor. Tol. Ore
gon rod 034, Columbia 608.
For fine fruits of nil kinds for the
traveling public, call at 160 North
Sixth stroot. Ico cream soda. Uaskot
fruits for travolors. George Kiser pro
prietor
Don't wear baggy trousers or shabby
-1...1... u. nn for. snonno, nrot.
and ilollvor, ono suit of your clothing
each week, bow on uiuiohn, mm ,.
rips for $1.00 n month. Unique Tail
oring Company, 247 Washington street,
both phoues.
Jnn. P. Rlmrltnv. msnnfscursr of
hnrnoss, collars, saddles and strap
wnrlr! Iirmnrtnr of nnildliirv. hardware.
whips, pads, etc 66 Uulon arc., Port
land, Or. "
Portland Transtcr Saloon Chns. O.
Glglln, proprietor. Choloe wlns,
liquors and olgars. 031 Ulls.au, cor
ner Sixth, Portland, Or.
Frenoh Dyeing nnd Cleaning Works,
All work dono at very modurato prices.
Dyeing and cleaning ot all kinds ot
ladies' and Gent's clothing. Mourning
cloth dyed in 48 hours. J. Doleau,
proprietor, 466 Gliian str-C
The flnrst place in the city to obtain
fit it quality cigar,1 tobacco and sinoa
ers' articles ia that of Rosenthal A
lludd, at 987 nnd 287 K Washington
street, botweon Fourth and Fifth.
Give these gonial dealers n call when
you wish anything iu their line. Tele-plione-Mahi
73. '
Armory Drug Storo, 81 Tonth stroot,
northwest corner Tenth nnd Kvorott
sticotc, Portland, carries a full lino of
drngs, toilet nrtiolos, school suppllos,
cigars, otc.
Tho National Pollco Gazette, pub
lished by lUchanl K. Fox, Pollco
New 8 Hmtlnrd, nnd nil other sporting
papers, Subscriptions taken at A. W.
Salimnlti, bookseller nnd newsdealer,
3S0 First street, I'oitland, Oio. Mm .
orders solicited.
Fur XmiiH goods, Holding llros,, 46
N. Third street, havo u choice solouttcii
of holiday goods iu tho Hue of silver
ware, pocket books, fancy jnwelry, din.
monds, umbrellas, gold and silver
headed canes, watches, lookots, oto,
Call ami Inspect our stock.
TO THE DEAF A rich lady, enrod
of hor deaftidHH ami noises in tho bond
by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Ear
Drums, gavo iK'G.OOJ tu his iustltuto,
so tliHt deaf puoplo tumble to procure
tho car drums may havo them free.
Ad'IrtwN No, D IIMSl, The- Nicholson In
stitute, 780, Eluhth avenue, New York
On the Inildc.
of a collar, shirt or cutf dono up nt
this laundry means that you aie all
right, anil that your linen looks as lin
maculute ami of as smooth and flue u
finish as if it Just came from the fur
nishers, Comfort und satisfaction ho
clve ou In every piece of linen, that
! we Inuuder, and our prices tiro trilling
J for it. The Domestic Laundry, J, F.
ltobluson, Pendleton, Oregon.
NATIONAL,
Steam Dyeing
and
Cleaning Works
. OrVlVK AND WOHKHl
92J SIXTH STREET. PHONE HOOD 803
Hits Cleincd, Pred.PrtMfd and Trimmed
LsdltV lrees slid liti (Juods Dred ill Col
urs, or Well Ulesued, (ieiitlt-men's Clothing
Cleaned, lired and Kenalrid. Otlrlcli fcatheil
(.'issued or Ujred all Colors and Nicely Curled.
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-THE-
Multnomah Trunk Co
llANUFACTURiHU) OP
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
and SAMPLE CASES
Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
...THE OLYMPIAN..
148 Fifth St., Noar Morrison
BLUNDEN &. VELTON, Props.
TIIK FAMOUS
OLYMPIA BEER
ON DRAUGHT
Mow Hulldlng-, New Fixtures, Choice Goods.
W. I.. McCabs,
tieattlo.
X. 8. ItAMtLTOK,
Tacoma
M'CABE & HAMILTON x
.'. STEVEDORES ..
PUGET SOUND
Also Honolulu, H. I.
Hoad Offlco: Tacoma, Wash.
Csbls Addrois: McCABK
GRACIE, BEAZLEY & CO., Agents
14 Water Street, Liverpool.
HRiEG ft LEVY
(ISCOlll'OKATKD.)
jGROCERS
COFFXK AND TKA A SPECIALTY.
304 WnslilMBtnii Ntrixtt, Cornitr Tanth
THY OUIl Cn.KIlltATKD COFFKK.
Until niotiei H3H. I'OIITI.AND, OK.
OLYMPIC
STEAM LAUNDRY
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J, BJORN & LOUIS J. BJOIN
1'ltOritIKTOitH
TACOMA, WASH.
TROY lffrfiM?"
Aro noted for quality
of work and prompt
fiorvicn. 'v
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101-6 E. Water SI. Phone 6033.
PORTLAND
DAIRY ASS0GIATI0J1
WIIOI.DHAI.K A ItKTAIIi
.Cream and Milk.
DEPOT 203 SECOND ST.
JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Manager
Milk Dellvored tu All Parts ot tliuCltr.
Oregon IMiiiiio North !)01t.
EAST PORThAHD WOOD CO.
E. M. LAMBERT.
Dealers In All Kinds ot
WOOD AND COAL
Wood sawed to order In yard or on street.
Orriion I'luimi I'nlim 431
foliiiul.U I'liotie biii
YAllli ANI OFFHJKl
Cor. Kl Moirlaim mid WntorHIre la
I'OHTI.AM), OIIKUO.V.
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Tho Popularity of
RED SEAL BRAND
Hams,
Bacon,
Lard, Etc.,
Is Won on Merit,
TRY RED SEAL BRAND,
56-60 E. Water St,, Portland, Or.
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