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TACOMA - WASH.
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ft. H. TEASE, President. F. M. BitEl'ARI), JR.. Treasurer J. A. SHKl'ARD, Secretary
73-75 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON.
RUSSELL & COMPANY
BUILDERS OF
Engine; Boiler m, Smw Mill, Thremhermm
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RUSSELL & CO.
A. H. AVERIM.. Manager. PORTLAND. OREGON.
E. G. ATKINS & COMPANY
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La Grande. Oregon:
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THE METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL
FRENCH BLOCK,
raiLIP V. CAESAR, Presidents TRUMAN W. EKO", Vice-President! O. B. SELVIO, Cashier
r JACOll 11. VANDKRBILT, Assistant Cashier.
t GENERAL BANKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Interest allowed on deposits In Baring Department. Circular Letters of Credit luoad on
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and Japan, and tha principal cities of Europe. Foreign money exchanged.
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MO East Water Street
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MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HARNESS, SADDLES, SADDLERY GOODS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE AND MEDIUM GRADES
OF LIGHT HARNESS ON THE COAST.
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Flrst-CldM AccommmliMldiiB nnd Prompt serv
ice. LarRO Sample )iiTms (or
Commercial Trawlers.
Phone 7. Oor. First & Washington Sts.
ALBANY, OREGON.
The Unrivaled Piano of the World
KRANICH & BACH
Established 1004.
Visit our Wareroom and he convinced.
Many other standard and reliable makes of
Pianos and Organs. We sell on EASY
TERMS. No Targe first Payment required.
C. A. WHALE HUSIC HOUSE
M. C. MATTIIIEU, Manager,
128 Sixth Street
Quantity
Any Styln
.PORTLAND, OREGON,
Manufacturers of
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PERFECTION
PACIFIC STAR
INDEX
CROSS CUT SA WS
No 60 First St.
$72,000
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TACOMA, VASH.
MACHINERY.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
PORTLAND, OREGON
PRINCIPAL SALOONS
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LATEST NEW THINGS.
DAME FASHION'S DICTATES TO
HER VOTARIES.
Boleros Retain Their Popularity With
out Bluii or Waniitir Furs mid Their
Uses as TrliiiinltiK Loiik Btrutrnle
Agnlntt Drnpetl Overaktrts.
New York correspondence
f txOLKKOS soem likc
pjl LC. Ir to hold tholr own
&Y I J forever. To bo sure.
ykj-- some of the new ones
present bo iiiimy mi"
pnrturos from early
models time the
nnmo seems fanciful.
All thing thnt covers
nny part of the torso.
Including Home part
nbovo nnd some part
below the urmholes,
Is u bolero.
An n rule' boleros
nre uinilu with Bklrt
to match, mul are re
ally separate from
tin. Iimllee nvir which
they are worn, but some stunning llttlo
ones nre made all one with the- under
bodice effect and 1110 meant for wear
with any skirt. Seputate boleros of bril
liantly embroidered cloths are promised
as n feature ot the coming season and
nlivady ate having trial. The box-pleated
bolero is as novel as any form that Is
sgfely established. It Is shown In the
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NKW KHATUUKS IN nOUOIlOSl
Initial picture for which It was sketched
In dove giay ladles' cloth, with trimming
of silver soutache and joke of Ivory
white nnd silver lace. Two widely dif
ferent types, each nf which Is planned to
go only with one skirt, appear In the sec
ond Illustration, Tho first turned back
from a waistcoat of white undressed kid
studded with gilt nail heads, and was
of black earners hair with black taffeta
levers, gilt bullion trimming both skirt
and jacket. The other jacket was hunt
er's green velvet, and though put over a
pi lua 8H gown of fnwn colored satin
ftced cloth, was mated closely through
jet passementerie trimmings. Often, of
course, where jacket and skirt ure of
OUUHDNT UK
different materials, the jncket may lie
used with other skirls, but this is a rule
that bus rather more than thu uveragu
Iniru nf t'lri'titinny.
Since fur Is widely used as trimming,
1 It naturally adorns boleros, and as It Is
usually emplojcd freely It so nearly dom
inates as to muko the befurred jacket a
distinct class. Its two distinct grades
uiitienr In the rnneludliii! illuslrutinn.
j The one is 'fur-trimmed Alaska sublo on
dark brown cheviot, In this case; the
' other was entirely of Iteur fur. Each
wus interchangeable, for though the
trimmed one matched the skirt in mate
rial and had cream laeo trimming, it
was meant for double service. Tho rule
plates the befurred bolero as n fixture
with Its'bklrt, fur trimming on tho latter
marking the union, but this, again, is a
rule that often U broken. The all-fur
bolero accompanied a skirt of heliotrope
fchct tiimmed with the Mr. The rnt
with such jackets Is even looser that,
with fur-trimmed ones. Small jackets
usually brim; fur tilininltiR on the skliK
and large ones stand atone, bat iudlvid
ual tnstu Invariably is the court of lasl
result.
All tho new fur coats that extend be
low the wnlst nre made boxy, and Ibis
season the simpler fms have been Ma
tured. Sleees are some variety of Hlsh
op. tery often open at the wrist to show
cither the uiulersleeve of the bodice, or
an midersleeve that belongs to the coat.
This last Is of tchi't or of n fur con
trasting with that of the garment. Com
bination thus of two furs is quite the
thing. An open, loose sleeve allows the
cold to mount the turn, but a loose sleevo
properly piotected at the wrist Is lovely
and eo.y. A stjllsh coat of mink llntsh
ed with black civet tabs and gilt but
tons is shown here, and In another pic
ture Is a seal coat, with collar, rovers
nnd front piece of white Angora, cream
and gold lace giving yoke effect. The
third coat the artist presents was one
of those oddities thnt nre ubtmdnnt. lt.s
black melton was topped by ltusslan sa
ble? with chinchilla for the rovers.
The struggle against draped over
dieses has been a gallant one, and the
danger of hip drapery seems past. Tho
long line from waist to tip of train is
much Milned, and the overdress when
worn seldom luterfeies with It. There
Is a noticeable tendency to tilm the edge
of the overdress and the skirt thnt shows
below to correspond, thus softening the
break of line still further. An example
of this 1 1 pictured In a gown of corn
colored broadcloth, with skirt nnd under
skirt embroidered to match. Outlining
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SKHKIUTS AND l-'UUS.
With cord, steiielllug and all varlJtles of
atitchlug are used for this, too.
There was never a time when so many
short dicsses were worn. They rarely
tire shorter than ankle length, and with
them most women wear any sort of hat
and bodice or coat. This Is not good
taste. A short dress calls for severity
about tho lest of the costume, or a pic
turesiiue out-of-door sliorlluess. The fuel
that mery 0110 Is supposed to have a
short skirt, and to wear It whenever she
wants, makes It a rule that all other
dresses shall lime long skirts, and so
they have of the hcinlcst materials nnd
the most elaborate cuts. They are not
Intended to bo worn on the street. One
I'.H OK KUIt.
should take a cub, or us she walks for
her car should hold up the gown. No ono
lets It drug now unless absolutely cal
lous to criticism.
Muffs ure not correct with short skirls.
Oolf mittens or gloves are thu thing.
They aro very big, ure not a bit stilish
unless they look more like skating caps
than coverings for tho hand. Hcarlet.
blue and black nre worn, but sple and
spun white Is the most swagger. Women
wear these over tho bare hands to the
theater, muffs being so In the way. Thu
mitts removal, thu bunds are bare dur
ing thu evening.
Copyright, 1001.
Skirts for summer, which have their
gores set together with Insertion, will
lie all the prettier If butterfly bows murk
the spot where the lusertiou ends uuU
the tlounccs bejeia, , 4
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! General Information Concerning
the Afro-American.
TAKEN FROM 0JR VARIOUS EXCHANGES ,
Showing the Progress of the Various Llnu
of Hunun Endeavor Being Accom.
plishtd by the Race.
If you will jiluv your pnrt In llfo,
and seo that such part is good, tho
Negro problem would miou Im hoIvimI.
Oiiiuiuuatl has a now colored pollco
man. This lucroiiHCH tho miiuhor to 14.
Hubert It. Church, n colored citl'ou
of Memphis, born it sline, lias contrib
uted $ 1,1)1)1) to tlm Confederate Veter
ans' reunion fund.
John It. Lincli, ox-ooiigrusHinan
from Mississippi, now 11 paymaster in
tho United Stiitos army with thu rank
of major, is Nlatlonud in Cuba.
llnu. John O. .lonun, of Cook oomi.
ty, Illinois, tlm only A fro-American
imiinber of thu Illinois luigslaturo, has,
introduced a bill for tlm Rupprotslon of
mob violunco nnd .lynching.
Tim nppolutmmit of Miss Eva L,
Damon to a permanent clerical posi
tion in tho Chicago pofitolllco at u Hil
ary ol $('.00 will bo gratifying to all
members of tlm race. Sim lias
been
assigned to tlm ordor division and mi
jiys iliu diHtluutinii of being tho llrst
A fro-American woman ever iiHilgned
to that department
The Whlto Slate llaptlst Convention
of Columbia. W..0., V'i addrcsfed by
KM ward Striik, a Nrgio, who has been
punching the gospnl Tfi yrars. Ho was
horn a slino in Hanover couutv, Vir
ginia, August 18, 1800. WI1II0 tlm
old man was walking, through tho
church to tlm pulpit tho !I00 delegates
arose in a body and luiuiilued staudliiK
till hu was R'atcd. 'I hu Negio led thu
cluHing pn.yer of tha day's Mission,
Our esteemed contemporary, Mr. .1.
M, (irlllln, of AlliiHiuiiniiie, Iiiih boon
elected journal ulerk of thu Now Mux
ico senate.' This will bo peculiarly
gntifyiiif to thu members of tho Afro
American nress. one of whoso bright-
est and most aueuoHsfu) members Mr.
Grlllln Is. All along tho llnu. with
all sorts of opposition to uwroonm,
our men am forging aheail and making
crcditublo placoH in lifu for them-
selves.
A bill olTurcd by Congressman f-ou.
II. AVIiItu, of North Ciiioliini, was
passed by tlm house of rnproiieiitatlvcs
January 21, appropriating $100,(100 of
tho iiniOaiiuod funds dun thu colored
soldiers of the civil war, to iruot a
suitable .building on tho land owned
by an association oruaul'iul to establish
thu homo for thu aged mid liillrm col
ored people of tlm Dlslrkt of Colum
bia. Theio vveru Hid votes for, f0
against, six, who simply answered
"present" and lft!l refrained from vot-
inu.
"The Country Girl" at Conlray's.
"Ilm Country Girl." Wychorly's
well-known comedy, will lie tint open
ing hill of thu Shirley Company, whluh
will begin it wiuk's engagement at
uoniiays tntatir, Minu-iy nigiit. 'lint ng was a happy miouush in ovary way.
Country Girl" is a play of a pist tun, Those who organled mid directed It
and, therefore, It has uuiilutnoNs us wore pleased with thu romilt llnaiiulal
oho point of merit. Wyuherly's plays y and oHpeolally grateful forasslHtanoo
luivo loiif,' been oir thu s;ign and foi reculved in pro'outlng tho maiiy feat
gotten, ami there's another thing in lis nre of onto talmiient which made tho
favor. Not all of them are presenta- alTalr so eujoyablu to all. 'Iho miislu
bin to a jmidernly coiiHtituteilaudlenie. and literary exerolsos rendered vveru
'Iho comedy is natural ami tho ilia oxcolltnt in every particular. Ico
loguu spurklliiK when given creditably, creaiti unl caku were served mid iniioli
'Iho coiitiuny htiH u laijra repel toll 11 of enjoyud. The attendancu was gooil
plays and will select thu moxt suuiom. and both old and young pasmd a very
fill for presentation at Con'r.iy's happy o veiling.
..THE BROOKE DRUG CO..
Prescriptions Accurately and Care
fully Compounded.
Telephone - ( oluinbls "M, On on I ted ISM
Prmocrfpticn - Druggists
67 North Third Sti'cot
PORTLAND - - OREGON
(jCsss855"") -mi-"- I'- f. "'
O. F. meets at
!i"a Set 01 1 slrtul. toiner ol Salmon,
tiist uml third Tuesday of each mouth,
All Ibid I-el bm h in yooil Handing are
rortlLtllv Inviletl. F I). THOMAS.
K. WA'IHON, I'. 6. N, (I.
CITV NEWS
('. A. Killer Horlt ty Killtor.
Mr. John Mltuhnll and bride, of Mis
sourl, are thu giteM ol Mrs. .Morodlth.
Among tho victims of tho gtippo
this week wo llud tho MIhhos Mary nnd
Suslo Crawford, Itov. CoIIIuh nuil W.
L. llraily.
Tim Martha Washington ton party
to bo given at tho llothel A. M. K.
churoli February 23 promises to ho nil
en joy a bio nffait.
Mr. Geo. Hhuppun), who lived in
Salem aovoral yours ago, spout several
days in our city this week. lie is at
preseut residing in Kiuicus,
Homo of tho employes of tho iiotol
Portland gave an informal ruuuptlou to
it miniliur of 'their friends at the res!
duiiuu of Mrs. Dora Howinan, 1187 Da
vis Hlrout, last Wudnsoday ovening.
An oujuyiihlo tlino was passed by thono
pret-ont.
Mrs. Mainlo Allen's nwldonuo hud
a vmy narrow eseape from being do
stroxed by lira hist Huiidny umuiIiik.
A lighted mntuh uarulessly thrown
down sot lire to tho fringe on, a eotiuh.
Thu llatnes were extinguished through
tlm iihslHtanco of tho neighbors after
cotiHldurablo daiuago was douu.
Mr. Frank Smith, formorly oniplnyoil
at tho Hotel I'oitlaml, alter an ubNouco
of about two years, visited I'ortland
for 11 few days tint early part of this
wiok. Ho is nt present in the em-
ploy of thu I'ullmnn 1'nlaoo Car Com
pany, Lat Deuuiubor Mi Smith hail
thu mlfnrtuuo tu I oho his mother after
a brief lllnust.
'Ilm .luvenilo ilmlr urgnnled nniler
tho ausplues ol tho A.'.M. K. Z16U"
cliuruh is uxpeutml to tnKn wiiHrgu ot
tlm muslciti pHrt'of fuu survlcns nu thu
e onlng of tlm first Sunday in uoxt
month. A largo number Inn expM
ed a wllllugiiusH to assist ami credit
ablo prograuiiuo will hu offorod.
1 With tho t'haiign In thu weather wo
predict b'imortil improvement In tlm
health of tho community. 'J ha at or.
ago Wohfoot lias In lmn a certain
amount of iiioUturu In tho atmosphere
or ho does not fyjtl i uppy. '1 hu Imlluii-
'lions at piuseut aru that for a khort
tt inn ho will bo in hi element.
Tim Now Ar-adla Club has buon
kIvoii new liiu by roliioorpurnllon and
'thu addlt on of new milliliters. Hh
flub rooms are hauled nt 1108 i Alder
street. Manager llurr Wl Haunt, who
ih also pro.i'ieiii 01 1110 oiiiu, nas iuh
plnyed excellent taet in making tho
ultih jsipubir. Thu oluhroouis liavo
tiuen newly furnished ami thu equip
ment is in every way up-todato.
At tho lust meeting of thu Afro
American Couuuil in this city thu sub
joct of thu frequent lynching il Negroes
in tlm South was iIIkuusnu), also tlm
uujinit laws discriminating ugaliiRt
him being taHseil in that part of tlm
country, mid tlm question was intro
duced of endeavoring tu airaugu ways
a'nd means to assist toiuu of our pcoplu
to imlgratu to other states where they
would he pormlMd to enjoy Ufa anil
earn a living for themsolvis and fain
Hies.
Thu St. Valentino social held at A.
' M. !;. ,on churoli on Thursday oven
U'o shall know no favorites, ami
shall bit absolutely impartial. To in
sum publication, all local news must
reach us not later than 'lhursday uiorn
lug, of each weuk, ( ,
I i'o want your trade, Miislu half
'price; musical instruments of till
kinds, cash or Installments. , H,
I Wright, wholesale ami retail dealer in
iimihIo and musical iiieruliaiidisu. Tim
Musiu bulldlug, iHi) Washlugton street,
i'ortlaml, Oiegon.
I Spraiifer's Arcade, II. II. Sprnugcr,
1 1'ropricior, southwest corner Sixth
laud Couch streets. New and strictly
! iip-lo-ilnlo. Ladles' annex elegantly
I furnished and securo from Intrusion,
j Heading room, pool uml billiards.
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