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THE NEW AGKE; PORTLAND. OREGON.
H .SLOP'S
Triumph Roasted Coffees
WHITE COLLAR LINE
COMJM1IIA IlIVKll & I'UOKT 80UNI) NAVI
GATION CO.
OLD-TIME WOOD SAWING.
Horse-1'ower Mill In f till Widely Used
In Country Districts.
"Well, there Is one time-honored old
Institution that hasn't kept step with
the march of the nges," mild a man out
lu otic of the suburbs of Chicago the'
other day, jib he pointed to an old horse
power sawmill that was running full
blast.
"The old machine docs seem to he
about the same as It was when we
were boys, replied tho man wfio had
been nddressed. ,
"That's right; It's tho same thlnjj to
a dot, and If I'm not mistaken that Is
the Identical old horse that 1 saw run
ning a machine about forty-three years
ago. lie Is keeping up tho pace all
right, but he seems to have been left at
the distance polo by tho ages. Ho
As a sanitarium for the criminal
Fresnes Is unique. As his or lier pres
ent home It boasts the proud record of
being only half full of crime, or at least
punishment by Imprisonment for crime
Is diminishing In France.
The system at Fresnes Is Interesting;
possibly It Is worthy of Imitation, The
authorities believe In fresh air and sun
shine, tljosc sworn foes of the microbe
and friends of health. Hence, as al
ready stated, the prison Is a model sani
tarium. Otherwise the criminal' Is
gently educated. He works nt some
trade and can purchase from the pro
ceeds of Ills work extra food and per
sonal requirements with the exception
of tobacco. When the prisoners go to
worship, which Is not compulsory, or to
"school,1' which Is, they wear hoods so
ns to prevent mutual recognition on re-
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
STEAMERS
ALTONA AND POMONA
Tho Most Pparklltic DelWons find Aro
matic COKMKKH Kver Placed
on thin Market.
Have Re-established their busi
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil
liard and Pool Tables. Bowling1
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. G. REDDICK, Manager.
DAILY EXCEPT 8UNDAY
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FOR
Ask Your Grocer for Them
..Four Blends..
Salem and Way Landings.
PORTLAND AND A8TOHIA.
Ftcnmer Hercules takes tlm place o( llallcy
Oatzcrt. (.envoi every iiicirtiliiR Inllio week nt
7 o'clock, except Hilnday. llctiirnlw;, Icacs
Astoria every night in tlie week nt 7 o'clock,
execjit Kimilny.
Olllcc, Alder street dock. Telephone Mnln
a',1 Columbia 'iilionc3.il,
K. V. ntlCHTON Agent.
Leaves Taylor street-.
" hafcm
Arrives Portland
. 645 A. M.
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SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave Portland, foot ol Washington Ht.,
tiiindiiylucsilny ami 'lliiirMlay uveulnir nt 0
o'clock, for niivle IhIiukI, Ht. Helen, Caples,
Deer Island, Marlins, Knlatria, Neer City,
Hauler, Mt. Collin, Miiyitcr, HtHIa, Oak Point,
l'rieinniis, Mauraulll,Ulalflkaule And all way
landing.
BEST LINE
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dulutb, Chicago,
And all Points East.
Through I'hIhph ml Totirliil Weeper, Dining
Oars (uicnlsa lacarfe), lliirrcl,Hmoklii, Liftfary
Can.
For tickets and (nil Information regarding
Knstern trip, call at city ticket ollko, ViJi Morrl
ton street. A. II (J. HKvaslhTON,
City I'awt. and Tnkot Atfent.
Strong's
Photographs
Superior In Style
and Finisho
STUDIOt
In,Goodnotifh Bulldlne.
ANN ARBOR
.HOME BAKERY.
Ono of the moat complete Imkerys In
tlm Northwest,
Bakes the Best Pullman Bread In the West
M. SHIELDS, Prop.
317 Miirrlani.Ht. I'OKTI.AND, OK.
And tWiUnlon Avontie. corner Hacramuntn.
AlL'lna,4lnit-titrdO' tw.nl, cakes and plea.
linked liitaim and Huston llrown llrcad ovurr
Haturdav. Tel, Ited Wi; Tel. Hod lit I.
BARR hotel
I
Europoan and American Plan.
Furnished in First-Class Style.
Now ltott.p, newly (iirnl.lied.two blocks from
Union depot ..Ml tliu niiHlorii Iniiirovuineiits,
lire-proof, hot uiid cold nutcr, veutrully lo
CUU'll,
Rutos, $1 and $1.25 a
Ucal2So, UalhiSSo.
Day.
Cor. Sixth and Gllsan, Portland.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Can lcato Portland. Comer Klrxt and Wash
lUKlou b trill", for Vrtiii'uiiver tt follmts:
Viint'oiivtir in fltliniti'.,
A. M,-'o:lH. 7:iu. 7:H.8::il, Otis, 10:0J, lO:tS
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1. M. tunc. Itttt. I: in 2:3.1, asm. 4:0.), t:is,fl:ii,
i.llh, luill.ll:.M. (I.eaurirklntul JOI- I
fir-on kIki'Ik, 4 inliiiili'H earlier.) .
Kerr leates 'aneottor toeonneet wllltrars I
in follottkl .
A. M.-Miln. 'TlM, H 9:W, Dill, 10:30, llilS
VJMHi M.
J'. M,- Wtt.V 1 :., 2:15,3:00, an t:w, 8:l. 0:00,
fi:IJ. 111:10.
Cars leave corner I'lrst and Waihtugtoii l
Ui'cL for Woodlatvu aa lollowai J
A'. M. rt:IS,,t.:i1.M-IS,7.at,7ll.7:3.1,7MS.8:iV1,
hllS, h.Xl, M:IH. U:UI, UilM, Ui.-M, VMS, 10:0.1,
lo:lb, 10:11, 10:18, 11;(U. mix. ::u, Huh.
1. Jl.-l'.':iw, I'.'sM.' ii:x.i, I'.'iih, l:wt, i:in, i:3.t,
i:i '.Mil, i in,'J:.u,'j:is, anvi, ;i:is, 3::u,
:i:ih, iivi, lis, t:i.i, cih. mm, a:is,a::u,
M.tv.,aiK, ::u, fi:ts,7:o.t, 7:is.7:s.i.
7:18. Mat. 8:IH, i.u. 8:ts, :., t):i3,uj,
10!(U llljiU 10:3, ll:W, Ili'AIIitl,
Woodlnwii 'J I) Mlitiit...
Tars lento WVodlawu (or lint and Waililnf
ton ttreel. it follow.:
A M-'ft.t :on,flii. :, il:5,7:W,7;15,7:iJ,
8:0,8iH,8:W, 8il 0:0O. 0il.V9:rU.0M
W:tv. lu'lMUiSO, lo:Mi:oo, ll:l.v u:30.
n ai.':niM
P. M.-i::i . U::i,ri,ti:ixi i:i.M:so,i:tvs:(M.
8-1A .'::i.'.'MV3:u). 3tlft. 8:M).3:lV4!00.
4 l.CSO, ll ft:u) otia..VW, A !t 6M I
r. i ., ii'W,ti ts,7.oi 7:1s. 7:tu, 7:is, 8:ixi.
M, '.m, Htso, 'io,9i)..&o, 10:10, I0:30, i
10NI,l.IOvllt3lV, J
Miall). I'xcci't Snndats.
f Iull, exi i'I'I WeiicMlati slid Saturdays,
I Wvdiit.dii) and HttlimU) only.
..EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.. !
W..T. PHILLIPS. I
2001,'SUrV. street, hetuceu Kronl and First,
Plume, Oregon, Clay 441.
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Help of all kinds I it nil. lied on short notice.
anted; Itailroad men and deck hands, cooks,
waiters and general liouso work, Uim hauds,
mill hands ami city mirk.
iu'hi I'.mie miisi ami kuh.
IIMippi) MHt lor the rs.j
y atop wringer, pat.
id county rights for
nt amiiieu (or. Ulale ami
sate,
ASIOi&COHl
no sirall Passenger Trains Dally
with
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
JII'.TWI.UN
Portland, Astoria Seaside
I .vine
Union Depot
Portland
Tor Maygcrs, Itiiln
ler, Clntuknn lc
Wcntport, Clifton,
Astoria, Warren
ton, Flavel, Near
linrt Park and tea
zle. Anlorla ,fc Seashore
hxprcxK Dally. I
Arrhcs
I'nlon Dcot
I'ortlnnil
8:00n
.ft
11:1,-, it. in.
MKIp. 111.
AKtorln
Dull).
Kxprcn 0:10 p. in,
Ticket olllce, 'AM .Morrison street, ami Union
depot, Portland.
J. MAYO,
(Jen. Pu". Agent, AiUorlii, Or.
Matters
and
Furnishers
Sole Accnt. for KNOX HATS
...BUFFUM & PEHDUETOH...
94 Third Stroot,
PORTLAND, ORE.
BAKING
POWDER
It is 1HJRI2ST
It Is CIII-AI'GST
It Is UHST
If Tou An ITst SiUt it! Tcur Ucy B:i
t'M)iiKT ft DikVkua, INirtlaml, Or,
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Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
DENTIST
Ortdusto of tba Nortltrestorn Unlovrslty
Uoutul Collego.
First-Class Work and Prices Reasonable
711 Dokum Illd'K, Cor. Third A Washington.
POUTLAND, Or. Oregou 'Phono Green 49
USE LUCKEL'S
Borax Soap
For Washing Flannels.
Will Never Shrink Nor
Harden.
TRY
ONE BAR AND
CONVINCED.
BE
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A FAMILY LIBRARY
The Best in Current Literature
12 Complete Novels Yearly
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HOItSR TKKADMILL AND DUZZSAW.
keeps koIiik nil rlBlit, but he uover gets
unywherc."
"Hut lie saws the cortlwood up nil
rlpht. Vou ahoiiltln't expeet more. Even
n liorso enn't suy unytbliiK when bo Is
Kiiwinj,' wood."
"Nevertheless It does seem Btrnnge
thitt while everytlilnp; else In the world
Iihh been ndViuicliiK, proKtesslnjj nnd
InipiovliiK this old horse-power saw
mill htiH remained stationary, absolute
ly untouched by u slugle change that
would bettor It."
"If you Rentlelnen will excuso mo for
cutting Into your conversation Instead
of contlnuliiK to cut wood for a mlnujo
I will cullKhten you n little nbout this
business, which a cuius to trouble you
so much." wild the man who had bcu
busily cnRtiKed In pushing BthAa
HKnlnst tho buzz saw. "Tho point lis
right, here," continued tho mnn with
tho saw, "you gentlemen are llylug jn
little too fnr above the ground. In otlnfr
words, you tlon't know what you arc
talking about. You are complaining
that a machine has not Improved when,
its n mutter of tnct, It reached a state
of perfection when both of" you wero
children. The horse-power sawmill
tcun't bo made bt'tter than It now Is, for
i thero Is absolutely no chance for Im
provement. "I supposo you think thnt tho dawn
of the twentieth century should have
found these machines run by electric
ity. Why should wo go to tho expense
of having this run by electricity when
we can ruu It for nothing. This old
horso you seo walking up hill In the
machine Isn't worth 00 cents nt n horso
market. lie Is ail years old, Is blind In
both eyes, Is string-halted and has four
other diseases, but he furnishes nil of
tho power wo need niid Just as good
power as might be desired for sawing
cortlwood, nnd nil he costs mo Is his
feed, nml I might add that he has a
very poor appetite. There you nre
that Is the whole proposition In a nut
shell. Why should 1 wnut power that
would cost fno ten or twenty times as
much to run this saw when I cuu hayo
It run for next to nothing'"
Then the suburbanite went back to
his work nnd vigorously begun push
lug big sticks of wood against the
wlilrUng saw, while tho old horso plod
ded upward without ever reaching any
top, nnd 'the two men from Chicago
looked on for a moment at the opera
tion ami then turned away without
venturing any responso to tho remarks
of tho sawyer. They coudded nt Inst
to ench other that they guessed the,
twentieth century had not left the
horse-power snwmlll so very fnr be
hind, nfte'r nil 'In tho country districts
nnd rural neighborhoods the old-fusU-toned
mill Is as common as It was sev
eral decades ngo, for It Is still found to
be the best and cheapest method of cut
ting wood Into the right lengths for tho
stove ami tho tlreplnce. Chicago
Chronicle.
World's largest Prison.
I France's new prison at Fresnes, some
I eight miles from l'arls, is tho largest
In tho world. It takes the place of
j three old prisons, s situated In a
I healthy district nnd covers, with Us
mnln buildings, tlower gardens and
villa residence of ottlchUs, over half a
siiuurc mile.
The prison, unlike our penitentiaries,
Is not built ou tho star plan, but con
sists of tlvo rectangular blocks, ope
of which Is the lutlrmary. The plan la
the cellular nnd tho number of cells'
renches the uugo total of 1,824. As,
however, accommodation Is provided
on the "association" system for 400
privileged prisoners, the total criminal
capacity of the Fresnes prison la 2.SM.'
lense. In some of the workshops this
rule does not obtain. The reason for
this apparent Inconsistency Is not clear.
IlCHiiitl Cowotl tho Cnb Driver.
Sir Wulter Besunt Is known In Eng
land ns ond of the best amateur boxers
in me lami. lie tins more than once
given proor or the possession of both
science nnd muscle, nnd although he Is
by no means quarrelsome his friends
discreetly avoid giving him ofTcnse. He
Is credited with having once settled n
disputed cab fare In n novel manner.
Ho drove from Piccadilly to some place
In the suburbs outside the radius. On
getting down he tendered tho driver 3
shillings nnd (I pence, which was a lit
tle ovor the proper fare. The man,
however, wanted C shillings. Itcsant
refused. ,
"I'd like to light you for It," said tho
driver.
"The very thing," snld Besant. "We'll
have the light lu the buck garden. My
brother will look on, hold the stakes
and see fair."
The cabman got down slowly, ns If
he did not finite enre about It after all.
He followed Into the garden, where
there was a lovely bit of green turf.
Besunt placed the f shillings In his
friend's hands, took off his eont nnd
waistcoat and rolled up his sleeves all
with the air of cheerful alacrity.
"Now, my friend." said he. "I nm
rendy ns soon ns you nre." Ills nnxlety
was grent, but It decreased ns ho
watched the cabman's face express
successively all the emotions of bounce,
surprise, doubt, hesitation and abject
cowardice.
"No, no," he said at last. "Glmmo
the three-nnd-slx. I know your tricks
both of you. I've been done this wny
before."
Puzzles for tliu l'ostinan.
The other day a fair Baltlmorenn
gave a man relative two postal cards
to mull. He did not look at cither uutll
he wns about to drop them In tho box,
Then he found one was addressed,
"Tho wlno shop on Blank uveuuo
with the big demijohn lu front of th
door;" and the other: "Ida, Pear
street, betweeu Fayetto nnd tho uext
street."
Tho masculine relative didn't mall tho
enrds; he took them buck to tho writer
lustanter.
"See here," ho said, "you can't ex
pect thlugs directed In this careless
fashion to reach their destination.
Why, It would tnko an Old Sleuth to
hunt these people up. If I wero a post
mau "
Tlm wMrinn tnsil? tfiA raiista fmm 1,1m
.. i ii. t .... m .
and looked at them. "If you were a
postman," she said, "you'd have more.
.. , , t
sens) titan you nave now.
iiwn. Ajitrii; a
those nrlilroeo.
uiose uauress-
mall them."
..W O
nothing the matter with
es. Take tho cards nnd
And sure enough, tho next day tho
wine shopman responded and tho cook
Ida returiKKi to her labors, so the worn-'
an thinks thnt Is suttlclent Justltlcatlon
of her mot hods, nnd keeps right on for
getting numbers nnd giving the post
men puzzles to work out
Very Dear.
EtneiT-Tuey say u costs rercy von
Noodle ten thousand dollars a year to
live.
Penelope Goodness! Life Is very
dear to him, Isn't It? Puck.
Some beneflt comes out of every
thing. The girls who wear their hair
down over their ears do not need ear
muffs. ,
MVhen everything else falls, people
can still quarrel over religion and medicine
The Reliable Loan Office
Pawnbrokers and Jewelers
BARGAINS
iiiiiiii,
.UNREDEEMED,
PLEDGES.
Money Loaned on All Articles
of Value.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST.
All Oooda Sold nil InatMlliiKititi.
61 Third 8t dor. Pine," Portland, Or.
LAWRENCE BROS'.
Towel Supply Co.
Towch fnrnUhcd to llnrbcrc Doctors, Office!
and iltinlnens llon.es, I'M. Wo alio do Klrat
Clan Laundry Work.
Ori'ICK:
Fourth unit C'uuah 8t.
PORTLAND, OR.
Oregon Phono 129. Columbia Phono 410.
Old Kentucky
Home
Club Whiskey
...AND..,
Shaw's
Pure Malt
Blumauer & Hoch
Wholesale Liquor A Cigar Doiler
BOLE AGENTS. 110 Pturth Street
EMPIRE
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
C P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs
At All Hours.
Transient stoek given the very best of care,
Kates always reasonable, and satisfaction guar
anteed. Pbone Main 51. Cor. Rose and, Oak Sts,
R0SEBURG, OREGON.
EDWARD HQLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507
RENA STINS0N, Lady Assistant.
I
1 HJJttm.iiifi.t.wn-mMiv3iM
1 TMWruM'ik.iailtmiamcmm m
.Merchant Hotel.
CORNER THIRD AND DAVIS STREETS
rOUTLAND, OHKQON.
HOTEL 18 NEWLY RENOVATED.
Thts is the best equipped moderate rate hotel
on the Pacific Coait and has all the conven-
,?nc'01'1 (1!Bh',r,,fed, ''"'"J'- complete with
electric lights and bolls, and artesian water In
urn ruoin. ximiti room on eaun
' 'or accomodation of guests. Itai
perj. Meals 25 cents. Hpccla
Idea and theatrical parties. Fi
KVI .UUlll. ..., IUI1III uit c-vu I1UU(. etc mm
Itates II and 11.34
elal rates to tarn.
parties. Free 'bus to and
from all trains. SCO rooms. Onlr four blocks
from Union Depot. Fire Proof Hulldlng.
F. K. HILL, Prop.
Electric
OREGON CITY, OR.
JACOB CASSELL, Prop.
Strictly Flnt-CUss. Rates
, Sll.ee t.r Day and Up.
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Com
mercial Sample Room.
iIMHImk
aWSVijaaDnHaW
SUNDAY TRIPS TO OREGON CITY.
Leave Portland. 10:50 A. M 2and6:00 P. M.
Leave Oregon City 12;S0, 3:30, 8:80 P. M.
Oregon City Trans. Co.
Promptness and quick dispatch our specialty
A. B. GRAHAM, Afeont.
Office and wharf, foot of Taylor St, 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 ire headquarters for Ralson Health
Club Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats,
Health Process Whole Wheat Flour.
ACME MILLS COMPANY.
20-22 N. Front St.
Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR.
ENTERPRISE SHOE CO.
835 North Third St.
Boots and Shoes Hade to Order
Repairing1 Neatly Done.
Work called
for and delivered,
guaranteed.
All work
H. C. RILEY, Manager.
Headquarters for Capcn Co.'s Shoes
CULLISOH & GO.
Whe.t and St"-' brokers
DIRECT 1..a. IO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Second Floor, Chamber
of Commerce.
ESMOND HOTEL
Portland. - Oregon.
Front and Morrison Streets.
ItATKS:
European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day
American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Da
OSCAH ANDKKSON, Manager.
J. C. I'ENDKQAST, Chief Clerk.
WHEN YOU DUY
Furniture, Carpets and Stoves '
FOR HOUSEKEEPING
Cut This Out and Get a Reduction at
..HENRY JENNINGS..
172-174 First Street.
f. V. BROOKE DRUG CO.
67 N. Third Street.
Prescriptions Accurately and
Carefully Compounded
TELEPHONE? COLUMBIA 780.
OREGON RED
ISO.
Traoc Maims
DESWONS
Copyrights c
Anrona sending a aket eta and description soar
lolcklr ascertain our opinion fraa wb.lh.r aa
qolcklr ascertain our opinion free
luT.mlon la probably patentable. I
luT.iitlon U probablf patentable. Coanaaalen.
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nt rre Oldest .rencr Tor Mctmn Dai.
1'at.uts taken tbroueh Muna to. recatrt
Mrioi notica, without cb.rva, ta the
SckMific flmcrkait
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