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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.
J. G. REDDICK, Manager.
The Reliable Loan Office
Pawnbrokers and Jewelers
!M3iK3r?H RARGMNK
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.UNREDEEMED,
PLEDGES
Money Loaned on All Articles
of Value.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST.
All (luoili Hold un IiulHllinnnta.
01 Third Bt.. Oor. Pine, Portland, Or.
LAWRENCE BROS'.
Towel Supply Co.
Totrol furnished to llnrbcr. Doctor, Oftlcef
nil 1 1 ii alii e llnu.es, V.va, Wo alio do First
Class Laundry Work.
fourth "ml Couch Ht. POHTLAWD, OK,
OrcEon Phono 429. Columbia I'liono 410.
Old Kentucky Home
Club Whiskey
...AND
Shaw's
Pure Malt
Blumauer & Hoch
Wholesale I.I(iior A Ulnar Dealers
BOLE AGENTS. 110 Fourth Street
EMPIRE
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
C. P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Horses, Single mid Double Rigs
At All Hours.
Transient stork kIvoii tlio very let of care,
ltato always reasonable and t.utl(aotlou Kirtr
aimed. Phone Main 51. Cor. Rose and Oak SU,
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
EDWARD H0LMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts.
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 507
RENA S1INS0N, Lad Atlltttnt.
.Merchant Hotel.
COUNKIl TlllllD AND DAVIS 8TIIKKTS
l'OKTI.ANO. OKKOON.
1IOTKI, IS KKWI.V 11KNOVATKD.
Thti ( tho best equipped moderate rate hotel
on the I'aclilc Coast and ha. all the conven.
lenccs ol hhth-prioed hotel.. Complete wlthi
ettctrlo light, ami belli, ami arte. Ian water in ,
each room. Hath room on each floor. Klevalot I
for accomodation t KUesls. Italia Hand 11.21'
per day, Mcala 2.1 cents, ripoclal rales to lam.)
Illc. and theatrical artlc. r'no 'Inn to ami
from all train. 30O looms, Only four blocks
from Union Depot. Fire I'root llulUlhii:.
F. K. HILL, Prop, j
Electric Hotel
OREGON CITY, OR. J
JACOB CASSELL. Prop.
Hrletly Vlr.t.Clasi. Itattl
1.00 I'.r liar mill Up.
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Com
merclal Sample Room.
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Multnomah Trunk Co
MANUFACTUrtKRS OF
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
and SAMPLE CASES
Salesrooms 143-145 Sixth Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
...THE OLYMPIAN...
148 Fifth St., Near Morrison
BLUNDEN &. VELTON, Props.
THE FAMOUS
OLYMPIA BEER
ON DRAUGHT
New null Jlrifr. New Flxturci, Choice Goods.
w. r.. mcoadr,
Seattle.
E. 8. Hamilton,
Tacoma.
H'GABE & HAMILTON
.. STEVEDORES ..
PUGET SOUND
Also Honolulu, H. I.
Hoad Office: Tacoma, Wash.
Cable Address: McOADU
GRACIE, BEAZLEY & CO., Agents
14 Water Street, Liverpool.
KRIEG & LEVY
VNCOltrORATKD.)
jmm GROCERS
COFFKB AND TEA A BI'KGIAl.TY.
304 tVnahliitiin Htrrnt, Corner T.nth
TllV OUIl CKt.KIIKATKD COFFKK.
iioth riiono. H3s. l-onrr.ANi), on.
OLYMPIC
STEAM LAUNDRY
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J. BJORN 4 LOUIS J. BJORN
ntomtiKTOits
TACOMA, WASH.
Troy laundry co.
Are noted for quality
of work and prompt
sorvlco.
GENTLEMEN'S UK I SPECIALTY
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 6033,
PORTLAND
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
WHOI.K8A1.K A HKTAll.
.Cream and MIIlc.
DEPOT 203 SECOND ST.
JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Manager
Milk Delivered to All Parts of the City.
Oregon Phone North 9011.
ERST PORTLAND WOOD GO.
E. M. LAMBERT.
Dealers In All Kinds ot
WOOD AND COAL
Wood tawed to order In yard or on atreot.
Oregon I'liono Union 491
Columbia I'liono &K8
Y.Vlll ANI OKriOKl
Car. Kail; Morrison ml Water Stree ta
VOUTI.AND, OUKdON.
The 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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umnm rnunnu uu.
FACTORY BEGINS DAILY TOIL
WITH RELIGIOUS SERVICE.
L. II. Crcngcr, who operates rt fitnvo
and heading factory In Washington,
Intl., employed the Kcv. Mr. Corby, pas
te of the Presbyterian Church, to de
liver fifteen-minute sermons to the fac
tory hands every morning. The Idea
proved such a success and had such a
wonderful lullueiice upon the workmen
that Mr. Creager placed the choir of tho
First Haptlst Church upon the pay roll.
Tho choir now assists the Itcv. Mr.
Gorhy In the dally religious services at
the factory. Heforo the llfty workmen
about the place begin tho day's toll
they assemble In the factory for a short
religious service. This novel Idea orig
inated with L. II. Creager. Tho Ilov.
Mr. Oorby, who Is a local Presbyterian
minister, says that the plan has been a
big success, and ho expects to see It
spread to other factories and to other
cities. Mr.
(Jorby's "iinino appears on
HANGED ON CAT ISLAND.
I'ntc of n Crooked Unuiblor in tlio
Kurly UnyM nit tho .WitHourl.
"Tliure itsutl to lu n i)!acc on thu rh'er
north of liciu that wna callud Cat Isl
iiml," Haul Hilly Alfonl to a St. .)omuii
News man tho otliur day. lie was an
ultl-tlmu uiiKiUL'or, and tnany yea in aj;o
was fantli.ar with ovory ni.lo or tuu
.Missouri Itivur. Ho was assured that
an Island benrlng tho satno uamo was
still In exlsteiicf. "It may be the same
lilneo and It may not," said Alfoid.
"Tho river Is so tiouoherous that It
inny have washed that Island away and
formed another oiie In Its place sluce I
knew anything about It. There was a
big tree on the Island as I remember
It, nuil we used It onco to bang the
rankest gambler on the river. Wo tol
erated that man three seasons, because
tho river men did not want to resort to
violence. At tlrst ho boomed to be
square, but wo began to hear whimpers
about him. It was In '58 that ho lleeced
a. young fellow out of ?3,000-Just n
plain ease of robbery. Ho had lot the
young fellow win Just to get him Inter
ested, and then aimed to rake In the
whole thing. Somehow the young fel
low got hold of the wrong cards when
there was ?ll,U0O In the pot. Tho youth
reached for all the money on tho board,
but tho gambler innilo a grab ror It and
took all his hand would hold. Stutllng
It In his pocket as he ran, he Jumped
overboard and made for tho shore. Hy
tho time we realized what was going on
ho was far astern, but tho captain sunt
n boat after him, loaded with armed
men. They had to shoot him and break
his arm before ho would stop. That
was near tho place known as Oat Isl
and, and wo headed tho Henrietta
that was the namo of the boat for the
shore. Tho malo'and n dozen men Jlld
tho Job, and tho Inexperienced yong
mau frotn the East got his money back.
Tim vniini? man left the boat at Omaha
and came back dowu the river ahead or
us. When wo returned tho body of tho
gambler was still hanging to the tieo.
The other young man who nan ueen
lleeced came to St. Joseph and coin-i
inltled suicide on account of remorse. I
Ills body and money were sent back to '
his father, and 1 heard afterward that
the old man said tho boy was worth '
more dead than ho was alive, ne sain
tho youth bad left homo with ?t0 and it
new suit of clothes. It seemed that ho
know the cards himself and that he had
got the best of the man we banged In a
former game at Cincinnati. Wo used
to feel mighty queer after that when
wo passed Cat Island In the night. 1
nv,.r imihw wliv It was called Cat Isl
and, but Imagined It was given tho
uamo because It was inuaimwi oniy uy
phi A. I know I could hear their cries
every time we pass-ed the place after
that hanging and It tiuuie tue com sniv-
ers run down my back. There Is a closo
connection between cats ami murueis
and ghosts, nnywny. I have wondered
a thousand times who tho man wns wo
hanged on tho Island that night with so
llttlo ceremony. Ho was not n young
man, but he was a handsome follow,
and might have had a family some
where. 1 linvo wondered ir somo worn
tut and llttlo children did not wait years
and years for him to como back, nud
wonder what had become of him. They
might have believed him to be an hon
est man. engaged In a legitimate busi
ness, and even If they know ho was a
gambler they might havo loved him
Just as well. I don't believe tho body
wns over taken off the Island, but 1
don't really know what beeatno of It.
I never heard anything moro about It.
St. Joseph News.
OUR CHANGING TRAFFIC,
Haw Cltlci AilJiut Thorn. elvc. to New
Cotidltlnim.
"It Is not to bo understood, of course,
that the changes In trade relations sig
nify that the older communities como
to a standstill, or go backward, or are
oven relatively less Importaut becauso
of tho sectional Untile that Is taken
away from them. When New York
lost to Cincinnati tho raw product trado
with the South, compensating gains
wero made In other directions. Ameri
can communities are not like those of
Italy where, when the grapo and wine
business declines year nfter year, tho
people are at tho end of their wits, and
poverty seems tho only available em
ployment. On the contrary, when
Philadelphia lost tho raw product
business which New York captured by
tho building of tho Erie ditch, her peo
ple sottled themselves to the making of
loco1 motives ami steamships, So, when
Toledo lost tho grain of tho West slio
went Into uuiuufacturlug agricultural
Implements. Wheu the Fur West put
Its short Hues Into Chicago, Duluth
and Memphis and deprived the Ohio
States of their advantages In the South,
NOVKI. FACTOHV INNOVATION.
tho factory payroll with that of
the
other men.
tho hauling of grain and pigs nud cat
tle wns given up for the making of
cloths nnd tools.
"Indeed, one of tho vital aspects of
tho law that Is taking nwny from New
Yorw the lines of trade to retnln which
Its merchnntfl nrc contending, probably
In vain, Is that it Implies tho building
up of tlio country Into groups of sec
tional specialties. As the years of ex
periment nnd of temporary leadership
pass, tho several prlnclpnl localities dis
cover tho Items of trade In which their
resuorces or their facilities for man
ipulation are tlu greatest, and adhere
to theso tenaciously nnd suecessfully.
Somo mnuufneturo locomotives, and
others, like Knlamnzoo, In Michigan, do
nothing so famously ns the growing of
celery. Some, like South Henil, In In
diana, make wagons, nud others, like
Philadelphia, build war vessels, Some,
like nelllnghnm Hay, In the Stato of
Washington, can Hnlmon, nud others,
like Fresno, In California, dry raisins."
Altisleo's.
WHERE THE JOKE CAME IN.
Tlio Ilojra It i tiled the l'rofcaaor Itnck,
.Viich to Their Clumrln.
A very good story Is told of the hend
of a college, who was the possessor of
a very clumsy old-fashioned vehicle, "to
which ho was very partial and which
ho constantly used In riding through tho
streets of the town, to tho disgust of
most of tho students.
A plan was formed among some of
tho boys that on a certain night they
would remove this ofTcuslvo vehicle
from tho coachhouse to n wood about
half a mile from tho college. Their In
tention wns to run the carriage Into tho
thickest of the woods and underbrush
nnd lenvo It there.
nut tlio prlnclpnl by somo means
learned or suspected their Intention.
Accordingly, In tho evening, ho quiet
ly went out to tho coach-house, nud
well wrapped up, crouched In a corner
of tho carriage, and waited.
Soon tho boys came, very stenlthly,
nnd, without looking Into tho vehicle,
began their operations very quietly;
nud In whispers, and with many a
"Hush." nud "Take care," nnd "Look
out," they succeeded In getting It out
of tho house nnd yard, and into the
road. ,
There they wero nil right, but they
were puzzled to 11ml the thing so heavy
to haul: and amid grumblings and puff
ings nnd paintings, varied occasionally
with n strong expression of disgust,
they succeeded In reaching tho woods,
the principal listening to their com
plaints, ami rather enjoying tho situa
tion. Having with somo tlltllciilty backed
tho carrlago Into tho brush, they began
to congratulate each other on tho suc
cess of their mnneuver. Tho old gen
tlemau, letting down tho window, to
their utter surprlso nnd alarm, very
quietly said:
"Now, young gentlemen. Just tnko me
back very carefully, If you pleaso."
Spare Moments.
LIGHT ON THE COLONIES.
Qraphlc I'cicrlptlnu of the I'hlllpplnca
mid Their lwivlronineiit.
Speaking of now light on tho Philip
pines, hero's some, geographical, com
mercial and general, that Is certainly
expressed In n now way If It does not
actually convey real and vnluablo Infor
mation. It gives tho Impressions of a
private In tho Seventeenth Infantry.
He writes: "Tho Philippines nro a
bunch of trouble gathered on tho west
ern horizon of civilization. They nro
bounded on the north by rocks and de
struction, on the south by cannibals
and earthquakes, on the east by ty
phoons and on tho west by hoodoolsm
nnd smuggling. Tho soil Is very fer
tile and largo crops of Insurgents and
treachery are produced. The Inhabi
tants' chief occupation Is building
trenches nnd making bolos. Their
houses nro made chletly of bamboo and
laudscape. Manila Is one capital city.
It Is situated on Manila bay, a largo
land-locked body of water full of
sharks and Spanish submarine boats
for which Dewey Is responsible. Cav
Ite, tho next city of Importance, Is not
ed for being no good ns n naval station,
for a large number of saloons nud
Chinamen. Tho principal export of the
Island are rice, hemp nud war bulletins.
Thelmportsnro American soldiers, arms
and ammunition. Communication has
been established between the numer
ous Islands by substituting tho mos
quito for tho carrier pigeon, tho mos
quito being larger and better. The cli
mate Is pleasant and healthful for mos
quitoes, bugs sunken, tarantulas,
roaches, scorplous, centipedes and alli
gators," Iu closing, the young man express
a longing for homo.
Jefferson Garden Saloon.
DAVID THOMAN, Prop.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars. Welnhard's Beer.
THOSE, RED 1818. FAMILY RESORT.
Cor. Chapman anil Jeffcrion Sts., rortland, Or'
HISLOP'S
Triumph Roasted Coffees
Tho Most BpRrkllnfr, Dellclona and Aro
matic COFKUK8 Kvcr I'laced
on this Market.
Ask Your Grocer for Them
..Pour Blends..
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplie.
Lighting of Buildings,
Stores and Residences
arc and incandescent. Elec
tric Power for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Go.
SEVENTH AND ALDER STREETS.
Bolh 'Phones 355.
BAR AND BILLIARD
Furniture and
Fixtures 7 7
ROTHSCHILD BROS.
Wto'esale Liquor Dealers.
22, 24, 26 First St,, Cor. Burnside.
HOTEL OSBORN
CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS
REASONABLE RATES
Transloni Sollottmtl
...IIOTH I'JIOXES...
Travotonthonld tnlco"S" Street Carat Union
Depot and tramter at Yamhill Hired to Kut
Aiikney Car.
A. W. HEWETTT, Prop.
GROSS, WEITZEH S LIPPMAN
Manufacturer, of
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Separate Skirts and Waists
The Best Made Goods on the Pacific Coast
314 Flrat Street, Corner Satiuuii.
rOKTLANI), OKKOON.
CHARLEY
1 PIONEER RESTAURANT
Now on Johnion street, Opposite
Union Depot.
LUNCHES PUT UP FOR TRAVELERS
Oregon Made Umbrellas
..C. M. MEREDITH..
UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER
Repairing and Recovering o( Fine Umbrella
a Specialty,
319 Wa.hmctnii Street.
Three door, above Olds A King
TORTLAND, OREQOK,
Union Depot
..Restaurant
173 Sixth St., PORTLAND, OR.
Regular Dinner at Noon - 25c
Luach Put Up for Travelers.
PORTLAND RAILWAY CO.
Can leave Portland. Corner Flrt and Watb
Ington streets, (or Vancouver as follows:
Vancouver 45 Minute.
'A. m.-u:18, 7:03. 7:4S. 8:S3, :i8, 10:03, 10:4S,
11::m
I'. M.-iasiu, 1:03. 1:48. 2:83, 3:18, 4:03, 4:48, 6:33,
6:18,110:4.1,111:2.1. (Leave First and Jet-
feon streets. 4 minutes curlier.)
Ferry leaves Vancouver to connect, with cars
bs follons:
A.M. a:4S, 7:S0, s-.l 9:00, 9:43. 10:30, litis
V.':oo M,
1'. M. 12:45, l:so, 2:15,3:00, 3:4J, 4:30, 6:15, 6:00,
cm:., jii:io.
Cars leave corner. First and Washington
streets for Woodliuui as follows:
A.M. 0:l8,6:.U,fl:l8,7:03,7:lS, 7:33,7:48.8:03,
8U8, 8:33, 8 M.S. 0.11.1, Utl8, 9:8.1, VMS 10:03,
iu:i8, io::m, iomh. 11:0.1. 11:18. li :33, n:.
P. M. 18:03, ll!:18. 12:33, 12:48, 1:03, 1:18,1:33,
1I4S, 2:0-1, 2:18,2:33.2:18, 8:01. 8:18.3:83,
3:48,4:03, 4:i8,4:43,4:i8.6:o:i, 6:18,6:33,
6,48, 8:0.1, Oilh, fl:S3, 8:48,7:03,7:18.7:33,
7:48, 8:0.1, 8:18.8:33. 8:4, 9i3. 9:23,9:43,
10:03. iu:23.lo:i3, U:u3, 11:23 fl':3.
AVoodlrtirn 30 Minutes.
Cars leavo Wnodlawn tor First and Washing
ton streets as follows:
A M-,5:l5,'0:oo,,o:ia,d:DO, 0:45,7:00, 7:18,7:45,
8:00,8:15,8:31), tm n:0o. fl:is. 9:30, 9:43,
lo:oo, lu:is, 10:30, lo:l5,ll:oo, 11:15, 11:30,
11:45, 12:00 M.
P. M.-I2:i l2::io, 12:4 1:00. 1:15, 1:30, 1:45.2:00.
2:i6,2:3u,2:4 3:oo, s:i5, 3:.so,3M 4:oo,
4:13,4:30. 4:iv fi:oo, a:is.k, 6:4'., 6:oo,
C;18. OKI', 0:43, 7:00, 7:15. 7:30.7:43, 8:00,
815. o:3o, s:W. 9:io, 9:30, 9:30, 10:10, 10:30,
10:30,5 11:10, 11:30.
Dall', except ftinilnrs.
I)ally, except Wcncsdarii and Saturdnys.
tU'cdnisdays and i-aturdays only.
Hatters
and
Furnishers
Sole Agents for KNOX HATS
BUFFUNI & PENDLETON
94 f Third Street.
PORTLAND, ORE.
(Eatakllmhma 1832.)
F.B. DALLAM & CO.
Wholeiale Dealers In
Wooden and Willow Ware
Brooms, Brushes, Twines, Paper,
Paper Bags, Tinware, Gran-.
itoware, Eto.
232, 230, 228 Front St.,
Mun Frmnaltco, ami.
mud 11 Front ftlroot,
Portland, Ormgoiu
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