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THE mBW AKE: PORTLAND, , OREGON.
TAR60N A LONG-
15 north rirrti sr.
Fine wines, llquori and cigars. Give us ft call.
TTKSHY HIWITI CO.
Fire and Marine Insurance,
Rooms 26 ami 27 Sherlock Building, Corner
Third and Oak Street.
Tortland ... Oregon.
T.
A. WOOD.
REAL ESTATE AND PENSION ATTORNEY.
Room 10, Odd Fellow' Building.
PORTLAND, ORE.
XUIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES.
Fairbanks, Mone A Company,
Flrit and Stark Btrceti. Portland, Oreeon,
Telephone M.
pAXTON, ItKACn ft SIMON
Attorneys-at.Law.
610 Chamber of Commerce,
Portland
Oregon.
T KAYSKR
Dealer In
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
2C1 Third Street, Near Madison.
Oregon Phone Hood 884.
PORTLAND, OREGON
mllE IMPERIAL SALOON
Liquors and High Clrado Clgari.
J. P. HILDEBURN-, Prop.
rhonc Main 215. Corner Cass and Shcrldrfi St
ROSEBURQ, OREOON.
T J. KADDERLY,
' DEALER IN HARDWARE.
Stoves, Ranges, Tin, Copper and Granite
Iron-Ware, Crockery, Glassware and House
Furnishing Goods. Jobbing promptly at
tended to.
14U4J Flnt St., cor. Alder, Odd Fellows' Oldg.,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
PORTLAND LOAN OFFICE
Dan Marx, Proprietor.
Hlgnest Price Paid (or Old Gold and Silver...
No. 74 Third Street, Near Oak
PORTLAND, OR.
Loan money on nil klmli of security. Unre
deemed pledgei ioUI (or amount loaned.
T 11. WILD
Jobbing and Retail Dealer In
WINES AND LIQUORS
133 Third Street, Oppoilte Maionlo Temple.
Portland, Oregon.
m!IK IIAVARIA SALOON
A. 11. 1IURGKR, Prop.
Imported and Domc.tlo Wines, Liquors
and Cigar!. Wuluhard's lleer.
Phono Oregon Ilia ik 1015.
8. E. Corner Second and Oak Streets,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
PORTLAND ROLLIKO MILLS
Manufacturers of
HA It IRON AND STEEL.
N. E. AYER, Manager.
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Twenty-Second and Nlcolat 8trecti.
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UYER - SCHILLINO
FINK WINEO
AND
liquors.
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
H
ERRERT A. UALK.
Mt. Hood. Columbia River and Northwest
View!.
Portraits, Water Colors, Crayons, for the
trade.
Electric Light and Bromide Enlargements.
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132'jThlrd Street, Corner Alder,
PORTLAND, ORE.
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C. NOON BAO CO.
Manufacturers and Importers of
BAGS, TWINES. TBNT8 AND AWNINGS,
FLAGS AND MINING HOSE.
Bagging Material. Canvas, Rail Making In all
iisliranches, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc.
tt-34 N. First St. and 310.2t2-214.21S Couch St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
r MURPHY & CO.
WINK AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
Welnhard's lleer on Draught, Rasa Ale, Quia
nesi' Porter. Val lllati Milwaukee lleer and
the Celebrated J. If. Cutter Whiskey
for Family Use.
45 Third St , Bet Couch and Davis.
Goods Delivered Free. PORTLAND, OR.
pHOTO BTUDIO
22i!i First Street, Bet. Salmon and Main,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Photographs taken any slie or style; also
Photo Buttons made from life or any picture.
Out door viewing done, also finishing Kodak's
for-amateurs. Instructions In Photography.
Copying and Enlarging. K. KRAFT, Artist.
mllE OREGON LIVERY, FEED, BOARDING
AND BALE STABLES.
Columbia Phone 687. Oregon Phone Hood 681
IMBRIE & IMBRIE, Props.
peclsl attention given to boarders. Our car.
rtagei meet all trains, Cor. Sixth and Couch
tjtrcets, Portlaad, Oregon.
H
AYES - SHORT
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS.
New Studio
Seventh and Washington Streets, Over
Dresser's New Grocery.
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To Good People
or uuoo nui
TAB LAUNDRY CO,
No. 364 GUsan W., near Third.
& Pliana T7S. . 1
QTEHNKEN A JULIEN-
Wholesale and rratall grocers, .1I2-.114 Burn,
side street, corner Sixth, .Portland, Or. Tele
phone, Oregon Black 2932. Columbia 666.
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HE OLD RELIABLE
SEVENTH AND GLISAH EXCHANGE.
J. L. O'FARRELL, Prop.
Seventh and Ollsan Jts. PORTLAND. ORE.
rOIIN KKLLY
General laurance Agent, Fire and Marine.
Scottish Union A National Ins. Co., Kdlnburg
and London; Western F. and M. Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. 82 Third it., Columbian Bldg.
K. Munton. E. Munson,
THE ANHKU8F.lt 1IU8CH-Flne lunch every
day. Beit beer on earth. Fine wines, llq
uori and cigars. 234 Morrison St., cor. becond,
Portland, Or.
T
HK WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY
Office: Seventeenth and Front Streets.
Portland, Oregon.
B
ROWN A M'CABE, 8TEVEDORES
Portland, Oregon.
Correspondence solicited.
Ship's mall promptly delivered.
Cable address Brown.
mllE ORIENTAL
J. W. GRUSSI, Proprietor.
328 Washington St., Opposite Imperial Hotel
Drlnki 10 cents. Beer fi cents.
i RMORY DRUG STORE
ft
are Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet Articles
mauouvry, uourertinncry and
Domeitlo Clgari.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
N. W. Corner Tenth andJJvcrett 8trcets,
Portland, Oregon.
mllE POPULAR
W5 First Street,
Bet. Washington and Alder
Phono Oregon Red DJ4 Phone Columbia 6C8
JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor,
Poitlaiiil, Or.
T E. HABELTINE A CO.
Iiiiortcrs and Dealers In
IKON STKKL AND COAL
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
Carriage A Wagon Material, Hardwood Lumber
49 A 61 Second St.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
FT P. CLEANING AND PRESSING CO.
Clothes Cleaned, Djcd and Repaired.
Your Clothes t'ponged and Prctscd for 11 per
per month. Called for and delivered
Phone Clay 008. 451 Washington Strco
Dctwecp Twelfth and North Thirteenth
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A INDAHL
.SIGNS
Japanning, Tin Decorating
270Ji Alder Street
PORTLAND, OREGON
TIOME BAKERY AND DELICATE ESSEN
D. II. LEAMINf), Prop.
A Full Lino of Frulti, Caudles and Nuts
Always on Hand,
Newly Opened at 207 Third Street.
Remember tho place Opposite the
Taj lor Street Church.
1 RLIN.GTON CRKAMERY
N. J. RITTER, Prop.
Wholsalee and Retail Dealer In
U1LK, CREAM, CHEESE BUTTER AND E008
267 Burnslde Btrcet
PORTLAND OREGON.
TJLAZIER BROS.
Club Rooms Second Floor
Wine Rooms, Concert, Pool and Billiard Hall
Oregon Phone Grant 71
243 Burnslde St.
PORTLAND . OREGON.
rvAY A HENDERSON
All Kinds of
FURNITURE-........
Practical Embalmers and Undertakers.
Orders by telegraph filled promptly.
Phone -lack 47. Cor. Willamette and 7th Bts.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
riRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and Retail Hardware.
STOVES AND TINWARE."
Willamette Street,
EUGENE, OREGON
lORTLAND ROLLING MILLS
Manufacturers of
PIG IRON A KB 8TEEL.
N. K. AYER, Manager,
22nd and Nicolal Streets.
-DELDINO BROS.
Dealers In
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
Spectacles, Etc.
REPAIRINO A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK
WARRANTED.
45 Third St. Bet. Pine and Ash.
Old Gold and Bllver Bought. Portland, Or,
c.
O. PICK
Office: f8 First, Between Stark and Oak
Phones 696.
Pianos and furniture moved and packed for
shippiug: commodous tire proof brick ware
house. Front and Clay Btreeu,
,T.
H. FIBK
MINERAL ASSAYER AND CHEMIST
Gold Dust Bought
30f Washington Steeet,
GUARDED BY NATURE
PROTECTION THROWN AROUND
LIVING CREATURES.
L'eneflclertt I'ro-Uloa Mada for Com
fort and 1 efenae of Mam. the Anl
mala, and liven the Tiny. Incomplete
on Uelne i.f the Deep Sea.
Mother Nature Is most Impartial In
protecting her crentures, giving each
single bird or fish or anliuul tho weap
ons best fitted to Its surroundings and
habits, without regard to bIzo or ap
parent Importance In tho beaat Bcale.
Sho has no favorites. Man's chief
safeguard, next to his iulnd,1s hearing.
Ilia ears aro alwaj'B open, and even
when he sleeps the brain Is listening
for the slightest note of warning.
Mother Naturolias exquisite devices,
too, for fitting his body to tho work ho
has lu hand. When a boy with soft
white hands begins to dig tho garden
In spring, sho takes an Interest lu blin
at once. As he hoes and spades sho
marks tho spots upon his palms and
fingers that need extra covering, and
blisters rise upon these places In an
hour. Tho boy generally thinks It a
painful process and a wholly needless
one, but Nature knows what she Is
about Presently the hands are plas
tered with callouses and he Is prepared
to dig as long as ho wishes with per
fect comfort. These hard ltttlo pads
aro merely loans, however. When tho
garden Is mado ami tho spado and hoo
put by, Nature carefully peels off tho
pads and takes them back Into her
laboratory, to be given to bouio other
gardener.
Sho Is very watchful, and keeps an
account with every living creaturo In
tho siime way. This protectlvo bureau
of' hers Is ono of tho best places to be
gin learning her methods. As soon as
ono has found out what means a frog
or n, turtlo has for dealing with en
emies, further ways of studying tho
creaturo will suggest themselves, Tho
sculplu, for Instances, Is n humblo
member of tho world of sea fishes.
Mnny people consider It not worth eat
ing. Yet upon Nature's books It has'as
good a credit btilntico as nn elephant
or an eagle.
Charles I Holder tells In tho Scion
tlflc American of some experiments re
cently with sculplns taken from tho
Pacific ocean. When ho lifted them
from their briny homo they were mot
tled lu whlto and gray, black and
brown, twitching their surroundings
so exactly that they could bo distin
guished duly by their gemllko eyes.
These wero their glory, lighting up
like topaz when tho sunlight touched
them. Mr. Holder put his captives in
to a tank with a bottom of whlto Band.
Thero, was nothing whatever for tho
sculplns to hide behind nnd they be
came uneasy at once. For somo min
utes they swam nbout restlessly,, hunt
ing shelter, nhd seeming well aware
that they were lu danger. Whou they
found how bare tho tank was a beauti
ful change took place. Gradually they
faded, the dark spots becoming first
brown, then gray, then very light gray.
At length they seemed to melt Into tho
sand, becoming less visible, until nn
hour or so after they had been placed
lu tho tank they were so Indistinct as
to bo mlstnken for stones nt a distance
ofnfow feet. They wero unnhloto match
tho pure white of tho sand, getting no
nearer than n dirty gray, but their dis
guise was a perfect success, When
they were placed upon black bottom
they changed to tho new hue In the
samo time, and with bottoms, of still
other colors It was the same.
Mr. Holder found through observa
tion and reading that the llsh had no
moro to do with Its transformation
than our gardening boy hud to do with
his callouses. Nature was looking
after her own. The sculpln's skin Is
made up of layer upon layer of differ
ent colors. Our friends tho scientists
who have been here with long names
call It "chromatic function." They
liavo not been able to sound nil of Its
mysteries, but they have learned that
tho sculpln's Jeweled eyo plays an Im
portant part In the matter. A blind
sculpln remains pn'e unchanging color
wherover It lives, but thoso Hint hnvo
eyesight, being capable of seeing their
surroundings, can chnngu to suit them.
Tho nlort eyo telegraphs Its latest uews
along the nerves to the sensitive skin
lnycr8r-"chromntophores," tho scien
tists call tlii'in and these delicate me
(hnulsins soon paint tho sculpln a hue
that will give It protection. Their gro
tesque forms nnd fantastic horns and
"feelers" are of further aid In Imitat
ing tho seaweed lu their ocean home.
The sculplns of the Atlantic seaboard
aro seldom eaten, for they are modt ro
pulslvo at first sight. The sculpln of
tbo Pacific Is In better favor, however,
and as a consequence Is caught and
used for food by thousands of people
a rather undcstrahlo social standing at
best. Chicago Record.
NOT SUITED FOR FARMERS.
Pew of the 1'resant liar Immigrant
Capable of Doing V-rm Work.
Detween the years 1830 and 1800 10,
000,000 of tho 13,000,000 Immigrants
who camo into tho United States were
natives of Great Ilrltalu or of Ger
many, and tho number of Scandina
vians waa nearly 1,000,000. Tho great
majority of these newcomers, especi
ally those from Germany, Norway and
Sweden, wero farmers whose desti
nation was the west. The term tho
west, understood by Immigrants,
meant at one time the welters count
ries of New York and Pennsylvania,
later the states of what Is now called
the middle west, Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois; then the trani-MUslsslppi
states of Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas
and, finally, the northwestern states,
to which, prior to 181)5, most of tho
new Immigrants went.
In tho last few years, notwithstand
ing the prosperous condition of Ameri
can manufactures, the large harvests
and liberal prices for cereals and live
stocks, there has been a marked falling
off lu the Immigration of farmers to
the United States and a decided In
crease In tho number of Immigrant!
seeking homes In tho large cities and
manufacturing towns. The official fig
ures of the calendar year of 1000 havo
not yet mndo their appearance, but the
total number of Immigrants will not
be far from 470,000, and of this number
more than 100,000 were from Austria
Hungary, another 100,000 from Italy
nnd another 100.000 from Hussla and
tho Polish provinces of Germany,
whllo Gcat Britain furnished less than
50,000, of which number 40,000 wore
from Ireland. Thoso new Immigrants
seek homes and employment In tho
largo cities.
Tho fertility and productiveness of
American farms arc as great, as and In
Bomo cases greater than they were
many years ngo. Tho means of trans
portation havo been vastly Improved
nnd tho market of demand Is decidedly
larger than It ever was before. But
tho conditions for tho purchase of land
are no longer so favorable. Tho most
eligible government lands for free
homesteads have been disposed of.
Tho railroad grants which Included
alternate parcels along tho lino of the
roads havo been sold and In most cases
occupied. No state, except In the
southwest, where tho climate condi
tions nro not generally such as to at
tract European farmers, Is under the
necessity of offering Inducements to
tmmlgnnts, nnd the latter, no longer
recruited from tho farming class on
tho European continent nnd In Ireland,
como chlclly from largo European
cities In which tho population has be
como congested or In which tho rnto of
pay to mechanics has been forced
down by competition or tho uso of now
mechanical appliances.
Thero Is a constant and Increasing
demand for mill hands nnd artisans
thorotighotit the United Stntcs, nnd It
Is to some extent supplied by now Im
migration. The three countries which
now furnish tho largest share of Im
migration, Austria, Itussln and Italy,
havo comparatively llttlo In common
with tho United Slntes In tho wny of
language, customs, historical tradition
or tho forms of government. There are
no longer In Hussla or Austria persecu
tions which would explain a wholesale
exodus of tho Inhabitants of various
districts, as was thecaso ten and fifteen
years ago. Tho economic condition of
Italy Is rnther better now than It was
at tho time when Italian Immlgatlon to
tho United Stntcs began to lie Inrge,
nnd tho Increnso of the Immigration
from theso countries can, therefore, be
explained only upon tho ground that
tho demand for such labor as their Im
migrants havo to offer Is growing In
tho. United States. Tho falling off of
Gcrmnn Immigration Is explained by
tho fact that Germany Is ceasing to
bo nn agricultural nnd Is becoming n
manufacturing country. Tho total Im
migration to the United States last
year was larger than In any provlous
year since 18!;i. Now York Sun.
Kxporloiico lu n Hog.
Whllo traveling lu Cornwnll, In 1801,
tho Ilev. S. Hnrlng-Gould camo near
being overwhelmed lu n bog. Hu and
his companion got lost, and nt dusk
found themselves lu n bog called Ited
mire. Six bullocks had already been
lost thero that year. Mr, Ilarlug
Gould's adventure Is related lu his
"Hook of tho West."
"All nt once I sank nhovo my waist,
and was being sucked father down. I
cried to my companion, but lu tho dark
ness ho could not see mo, and had ho
seen mo he could hnvo done nothing
for mo. Tho water finally reached my
nrmplts.
"Happily I had a stout bamboo,
some six feet long, nnd I placed this
athwart tho surface and held It with
my arms as far expanded as possible.
Hy Jerks 1 succeded In gradually lift
ing myself and throwing my body for
ward, till llunlly I was able to cast my.
self nt full length on the surface. Tho
suction had been so great as to tear my
leather gaiters off my legs.
"I Iny nt full length, gasping for near
ly a quarter of nu hour before I had
breath nnd strength to advance, nnd
then woruied myself along on my
breast till I reached dry land. My com
panion, It turned out, had had a simi
lar experience." Youth's Companion.
WJicro Jl h Test Failed.
Sir William Harconrt has pleaded
guilty to absent-mindedness and tells
n story against himself. He suspected
a man servant of stealing money nnd
nt last resolved to sot n trap. Taking
a handful of gold coins, ho laid them
down on his writing desk and went out
Presently he sent this servant to the
room to fotcb somo article. When
John had roturned ho promptly went
to his room to seo If tho coins had been
touched. On tho tablo, In the place
where he had left them, wero gold
coins. Hut wero thero as many as ho
had left? Ho did not know, for ho had
neglected to count them before ho hud
laid them down. "By this Incident,
you see," said Sir William, In telling
tho story, "that I was born to bo
chancellor of tho exchequer."
Weight of Honey Dee.
Flvo thousand honey bees as they
leave the hive, welgb'about ono pound,
but when the Insects returu from their
visits to the flowers, freighted with
honey, they weigh nearly twice as
much.
Had for the Hotel.
Owing to tho absenco of British tour
ists. Belgaln hotel-keepers have had
the worst year they have known.
Most people have the church lnatlact
In their blood.
THE ROYAL
AL YOUNG, Prop.
Dealer In Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
308 Irving St. Electric Cars to the Door. One
Block from Depot. Telephone Red IMS.
Portland, Oregon.
NORTHWEST RILL POSTING AND
ADVKNTI8LSU COMPANY.
840 Morrison Btrcet,
,, PORTLAND, OREGON.
Te!ephone 831 South.
WELL, I DON'T KNOW
Mr. Johnson, you don't know
WHAT'S GOOD
If you Iwve never tried
ACME WHEAT FLAKES.
We are headquarter for Rabon Health
Gub Foods. Grano, Acme Rolled Oats,
Httlth Process Whole Wheat Flour.
ACMB MILLS COMPANY,
20-22 N. Front St.
Phone 407. PORTLAND, OR.
B. B. RICH
103 THIRO ST.
PORTLAND MOTEL
CIGARS
O. M. Hofsteater
PHOTOGRAPHER
165 1-2 THIRD STREET
Between Morrison and Yamhill
I'OKTI.ANI), OltlCOON.
S. C. LYLE
Homo Bakery
Deticatessen
..89 sixth amor..
Botwcen Star, and f-k. Both Phones
Wedding and party cakes a specialty.
Goods delivered freo in any part of city.
Hot and Cold Lunches. Lady conks
entplo) ed. Lunchos carefully prepared
fur travelers and excurslonlsls.
rOUTLANII, OIIKOON.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BAKER CITY
IRON WORKS.
IIIGGINS & HARDENBROOK, Props.
Iron Founders and Machinists
General Repair Work Our
Specialty.
Architectural Iron Work
...and Bridge Cistlngs
WIIITK KOU KHTIMATKH.
Dr. Fred. A. Reisacher
DENTIST
raduau of tbt North western Unlevrslty
Dental Colin.
Flrst-Clus Work isd Prleu Heuonibl
711 Dekum Bld'g, Cor. Third A Washington.
PORTLAND, Or. Oregon 'Phona Green 41
A. IV. ALLEN
Dlmpmnmlng
Phmrmmolmt
Phone, Oregon Main 40M
Ootumhlm 414.
18th and Marmhall Stm.,
23rd and Savlar Sta,
PORTLAND,
OREOON.
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Corner Blxth and Alder Bts. '
CHARLES BORYLUND.
Cohimbk Phone M PORTLAND,
Oregon Phono North 4.11. ' .Oregon.
mllK OEM EAT1NO HOU8E
MRS. PARKER, Proprietress .
Meals tt cents . Tablo Board H9
lCOSIxth Street, North.
PORTLAND . OREOOlf
T J. HARTZ
WALLPAPER
Taints, Picture Frames and Room Mouldings
Phone Hood MS.
2MX First Street, Portland, Oregor
WHY BUFFER:
No Matter How Long Standing
Or how many remedies tried, the
ORKBK RHEUMATISM CURE
Will euro you. Call, write or phone'
L.T. LEWIS, Agent, lW'f Sixth Street
QNOW FLAKE 8ALOON
O. PETERSON, Trop.
Tho Choicest Brands of Wines, Liquor
and Cigars. Private Rooms.
280 Burnsldo Street, Corner Fourth,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
rtlLT EDGE SALOON
W. It. MOON, Prop.
Choicest Liquors nnd Cigars. Steam
and Lager Beer.
808 Aider 8trct. Portland, Oregon.
Phonn South 231,
pACIFIO LAUNDRY CO.
Main Ofllco-40 nnd 4J N. Ninth Street. ,
Gentlemen's Work a Specialty.
Orders Promptly Attended to.
BOTH PHONES.
PORTLAND, OREOON.
COOK
Dealer In
CHOICE WINES, LIO.UORS AND CK1ARB
No. 01 8. W. Cor. First and Pino Bts.
WEST COAST OYSTER GO.
Importers, Planters A Dealers In
.Eistim Md Pioifio Coist Oystni.
142 ltlli St., Opposllo Exposition Bldg.
Branch of Darbeo A Immel Oyster Co,, Union
Square Market, San Frauclicn, Cl. Oyster
Beds, San Franolicu Bay and Oysturvllie.Hlioal
water Bay, Ongon Phone Bouth 481 1 Colum
bia Phono 818. Free Delivery.
Blue Point Oyster House
L. T. LGWIS.
1A0J Sixth Stroct, Cor. Morrison, Portland, Or.
All kludsif Liquid Refreshments.
WELSH RARF.IIIT.
Eastern and Olympla Oyster Served
in Any Style.
OHAWFISH SANDWICHES.
Oregon Phono Hood 311.
Columbia Phone 417.
Prlvato Rooms.
PIANOS Phono Hood 809 OIIUANB
THE FISHER MUSIC GO.
ALL KINDS OF
Bold on Easy Payments, with Free Lessons.
Old Instruments Taken In Exchange for
New Ones. Columbia and Guitar Zithers,
Muslo and Strings. Tuning and Repairing.
MUSIC BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC
54 Sixth St., Cor. Pine,
PORTLAND - . OREGON
..THE BROOKE DRUG CO..
Prescriptions Accurately and Care
fully Compounded,
Telephones Columbia 7t0, Oregon Red 1864
Proscription - Drugmlmim
67 North TMrdStraat
PORTLAND - - OREOON
SPRANGER'S ARCADE
30. 33. .14 North Sixth Street,
(Corner Couch.
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Ladles' and dents' Reading Room
n. II. SI'RANOUR, Prop.
Oregon Phone Main 764. Columbia Phone 734
Portland, Oregon,
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