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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND. OREGON.
lMiM i i jwrnri i l"nrff-
jLimamvzr:, Zvs&jmj,,
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables..
Have Re-established their busi
ness in
PORTLAND,
at 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Fixtures, Bil
iiardvand' Pool Tables. Bowling:
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. Q. REDDICK, Manager.
The Reliable Loan Office
Pawnbrokers and Jewelers
BARGAINS
lllIilMt
MINRBDEEMED,
PLEDGES
Money Loaned on All Articles-!"
' of Value. ' -
PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON PINE ST.
All Oaoile Hold on Installments.
61 Third St.. Oor. Fine, Portland Or.
LAWRENCE
BROS.
Towel Supply Co.
Towel fiirnMipcl to lUrberx, Doctor, Offices
and llimlrirM llou.es, I'Ais. Wo alto do First
Class Laundry Work.
OrKItlKj
Fourth anil (.'uuoh Hu.
PORTLAND, OR.
Oregon Phone 429. Columbia Fhone 410.
Old Kentucky
Club Whiskey
Home
,.ANI)
Shaw's
Pure Malt
Blumauer Sc Hoch
Wholesalo I.lquor A Cigar Dcalora
BOLE AGENTS. 110 Fourth Street
EMPIRE
Livery Feed and Sale Stable
C. P. BARNARD, Prop.
Saddle Hohcs, Single and Double Rigs
At All limits.
Transient Mock given tlio very lstol care.
Rates nlwajs roasoiiablo nud satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone Main SI, Cor. Rose and Oak Sts.
ROSEBURG, OREGON.
: EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKER
Fourth and Yamhill Sts,
BOTH 'PHONES NO. 607
RENA S1INS0N, Lid, Alllltsnt.
.Merchant Hotel.
CORNKIl T1IIKD AND IHVIS BTHKKTfl
l'OKIl.AND, OltKUON.
HOTKt. IS NKWI.Y JtKNOVATKD.
Thli It tli bed eiulpHd moderata rate hotel
on I tie 1'acttlo CoaM ami hat all tho coiirtm.
Ir una ot IiIkIi prlcfit hotfl. Complete with
rlrctrlo llEhl.aml Ik1I., ami urtf.lau water in
each room. Halli loom mi ech floor. Klemot
lor Aivomoilathm ol kiu'.u Itatri II and 11. '.'I
jicriUy. ,.Mrli''U'euU. Hpofial rates lolaiu.
Illr. and lliratrlral partlr., rrt'u'bni to and
from all train., ano room.. Onh' lnnr block!
lioui Union Depot. Kir. I'root inilullng.
F. K. HILL, Prop.
Electric Hotel
OREGON CITY, OR.
JACOB OASSELL, Prop.
Strictly nr.t.Cla.1. ItaUt '
I. 00 I'.r lr Hud Vv.
Steam Hctt, Electric Lights, Com
merci.il Sample Room.
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HflrissssssssssssssHjAdrBsssV
MabTBjB
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Multnomah Trunk Co.
MANUFACTUItERB OF
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
" SAMPLE CASES
Salesroom UZ-U5 Sixth Street
PORTLAND, OR.
...THE OLYMPIAN...
M8 Fifth St., Near Morrison.
BLUNDEN & VELTON, Props.
THE FAMOUS
OLYMPIA BEER
ON DRAUGHT
New Building, New Fixture, Cliolco floods.
W. I,. McCam,
Bctttlo.
K. H. HAMILTON,
Tacorna.
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M'CABE & HAMILTON
.. sxeVedOes ..
(PUGE7 'SOUND
Also Honolulu, Hm L
Hrnad Office: Taoomm, Wamh.
Cablo Addreisi McCAHE it
GRACIE, BEAZLEY &, CO., Agents
14 Water Strut, Liverpool.
KRiEG A LEVY
(IKCOHVOIUTKP.)
GROCERS
COKFEB AND Tt?A 1 BTKOIAI.TV? P "'
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Washington Htrae't, isomer .Tenth
394
THY OUIt GKi.KIIRATKD COFFKK.
Until I'liones H.'IH. l'OKTI.ANI, Olt.
...OLYMPIC...
Steam Laundry
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J, BJORN k LOUIS J. BJORN
I'ltOrillKTOItg
TACOMA, WASH.
TROY LAUNDRY CO.
Are noted for cua'ity
of work and Prompt
service.
101-5 E. Water St. Phone 5033.
Portland
DAIRY ASSOCIATION
viioi.i:hai.k a kktaii.
.Cream and Milk.
DEPOT 203 SECOND ST.
JOHN P. HOFFMAN, Mgr.
Milk Dolheri-il to All I'arts of the City.
Orrgou l'lionn North 9011.
Baggage and Omnibus Transfer
...COMPANY...
Office 8, V. Cor. l'ourtti ami Stark Bti.
IvU'plioilo&J). rOltTI.ANl), OltKUON.
Exdunce Your Chrcks With Mntcnetr
on Traliu and Ogdcr Carriagti or Coupi.
BnKUito checked at rest
ileneo to any destination.
Urancli Ollli'r.; Hotel Portland:
United
.tl.tU WW
bvrntli and la) lor.
L. H. ADAMS, Mgr.
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.
Ill .
ON CRUSOE'S ISLAND.
WHERE ROBINSON AND HIS MAN
FRIDAY LIVED.
lioaton Man's Visit to the Little Dot
on the 3Iap of the l'aclfic Ocean
Made Fantoua by the Caurul( rea
of AlexunJer De Foe.
John Burns, of Boston, has been on
a Journey to Juan Fernandez, tho fa
tuous Island home of Hoblnson Crusoe.
He saw inuny of the places ou the Isl
and that were frcauented by Alexander
Selkirk, and where he fortified himself
against real and Imaginary enemies.
Mr. Bums took several pictures of
tlio inoro notable places nud strolled
about the Island, even climbing the
high mountains. It Is a rockrlbbed,
rather desolate possession of the Chil
ian Government, 400 miles off tho Chil
ian coast.
'There is a good little harbor on tho
west side of the strango Island," said
Mr. Burns, "and It is hero that the
prosperous and contented Inhabitants
nro located. The colony consists of
eighty Germans and souio natives of
Chill, ruled by Alfred Bodt, who Is
Governor of Junn Fernandez, and re
ceives $100 a month.
"The bay Is pretty and alive with lob
sters, mackerel, and yellowtall. The
ycllowtall are from one to two feet
long,, and, like tho mackerel, are fine
eating. As for the lobsters, I do not
believe there uro any liner ones any
where. Thcro Is a small cannery- on
tho island, whero some of the flsh are
put up for shipment A schooner
comes In every twenty days from Val
paraiso and gets sotuo of tho fish nud
lobsters, and nlso, when required, takes
away some of tho wild game. Beyond
the visits of this craft tho Island Ib ns
lonely ns when De Foo wroto of It, or
when It was the resort of the Spanish
buccaneers.
"I visited the largo cave whero Rob
inson Crusoe made hlmsulf safo from
savago barbarians, as lie supposed,
when ho dlsrovorcd the footprints of
Friday In the sands. Tho cavo runs
back Into tho mountains for at least
fifty feet. It docs not start from the
water, but has Its mouth somewhat In
land. It la largely grown over with
bright green leaves and Is attractive
oven to this day. Thcro nro other
smaller caves near at hand.
"Tho Island Is covered with wild
goats, wild donkeys, and wild pigs.
Tho natives, odd to relate, catch tho
goats In the same way that It. Is report
ed Hint Selkirk did.
"Tho only fruit that I saw there were
the fig nnd tho quince Tho tig trees
are numerous nud grow from fifteen
to thirty feet high. I think that almost
any kind of fruit would nourish there.
"Altogether tho Island Is a strange
little principality, eighteen miles loug
and six wide, with mountains reaching
to a height of 3,000 feet. It Is pretty
well watered, and Is greener nnd nioro
attractive every way than I had ex
pected to find It. Tho harbor and the
little colony an tho shore are very pic
turesque. Tho water Is as blue as In
digo most of the time, nud this, com
bined with a clear sky and soft air.
and tho singing of birds, makes It a
unique place, and altogether one par
ticularly fitted for the hero of tho dis
tant Island, who became tho themo of
Do Foe's pen."
PAUL JONES AND THE DUCHESS.
Orent Cantti'ri Win Not to I'e Onttlono
In l'rnich Cuiirte.y,
The Ducliess'of Ghnrtres was an en-
thiiHlitbt tu tho cause of Amcilcan lib
I orty, and a warm friend of Its Kicnt ua
t vnl champion, 1'iuil Jones, whom sho
nlckuuiiicd the "Untitled Knight of tlio
Sen." Tho Ducbcsg was a toyul I'tlu
coss and u very grout lady, and Cap
tnln Jones was a sailor, self-educated,
and the hott of u Scotch bui doner, but
In the exchaiiKO of gifts and compll
incuts which, according to tho custom
of tho day In France, attended their
friendship ho was not to bo outshone.
At a luncheon which Bhe gave Just
before ho sailed from France In the
Hanger, ou that famous crulso of his
which cnrtietl tho war to tho very shore
of Britalu, It was the good fortune of
Paul Jones to sharo m a conversation
touching a French unvnl engagement
In which the grandfather of tlio Duch
ess had boruo a conspicuous part, uud
to defend a lid explain ills maneuvers
ou that occasion showing a knowl
edge of every ship and every captain
engaged, uud winning on tho spot tlio
anient personal adherence of Mine, do
Ohartres.
At tho close of tho feast she present
ed to him a valuable watch which had
been her grandfather's. Taken by stir
pilse, tho American captain neverthe
less accepted It with a grace that
charmed tho courtly company, prom
ising In return, If fortttno favored him,
ho would somo day "lay au English
frigate ut her feet."
It was a daring boast, but in A. C.
Huells' recent biography of Paul Jones
It is related how ho kept It. Within
two years occurred tho marvelous vic
tory of the Bon Ilommo Hlchard over
tho Scrapls, coucerulug which tho vic
tor wroto tho Duchess a letter, ending:
"Tho enemy surrendered nt 35 minutes
past 10 p. in., by your watch, which 1
consult ouly to Ux tho moment ot vic
tory." That wns a phrase to delight a socie
ty that reveled In pretty phrases, nud
tho Duchess wns amply Fatlsttcd,
When Paul Jones reached Paris sho
gave a grand bauo.net lu his honor.
Jnst before it ended hp reminded her
of her gift and his promise, A servaut
was sent to his room nnd returned
with a loug leather case, which tho
Ducheo? took amid tho exclamations
nud eager curlorlty of tho company,
"Your rojol hlghnet.3 perceives tho
Impossibility oMteeplng my promise la.
kind," explained tho Knight of the Sea,
smiling. "The English frigate proved
to be a forty-four on two decks, and she
Ib now at Lorlent with French colors
flying. Tho toest I can do toward keep
lug my word of two years ago is to
place In your dainty hands the sword
surrendered to me by one of the brav
est of men the sword of Captain the
Hon. Klchard Pearson of his Britannic
majesty's lato ship, the Serapls."
Youth's Companion.
THE WORLD'S RICHEST MAN.
Alfred Belt, Whose Kortnncl Kxceeda
$1,000,000,000.
Itumors from London say that an
American lady Is to marry tho richest
man in tho world. Tho lady Is Mrs.
Adolf Landcnburg, widow of n Now
York banker who was drowned nt sea
a few years ago, and who Is said to bo
ono of the most beautiful women In
metropolitan society. Her privato for
tune amounts to about $500,000. She is
tull and stately, Is fond of fox hunting
nntris a superb horsewoman. Slio has
spent much time In London, whero she
met her alllnuced, Alfred Belt, a Ger
man. Mr. Belt's wealth Is said to exceed
ten hundred millions. Ho Is tho brains
and tho biggest part of the diamond
trust, and Is the principal owner of the
famous De Beers diamond mines at
Klmberlcy and of tho gold mines
further north. He Is a partner of Cecil
Ithodes, but that astute Englishman Is
only an incident in the' diamond line
when compared with Bolt Ithodes
uns. i.AwnnNBona.
ALFRED nKIT.
was a lato comer, and tho Ingenious
German had nil but completed thn
work of organization when Cecil put In
his nppcaranco nt Klmberley.
Mr. Belt Is 47 years old. Ills father
was a well-to-do merchant in Hamburg
twenty-live yenrs ago, and Alfred was
a clerk In tho concern. About that time
tho South African excitement began to
grow Important, nud the Hamburg mer
chant wns asked for largo credits by
business men near tho diamond Holds.
Alfred Belt wns then '23, shrewd, capa
ble, cautious, and precocious. Ills fath
er scut him out to South Africa to In
vest Ign to the general state of business
thcro and dctermlno whether tho trado
demanded tho credits and whether tho
credits were good.
Young Belt saw and appreciated the
situation. lie begau by buying up tho
scnttcrcd and conlllctlng .claims. To
accomplish this work ho was liberally
backed by his father and his father's
friends In Germany. Tho result was
tho great Do Beers Company, which
for ninny years has paid f per cent
on its bonds nnd from 20 to 40 per
cent ou its stock. It Is capitalized at
$-10,000,000. Next came tho gold dis
coveries, and here, too, Belt was tho
llrst organizer lu the Held.
Mr. Belt Is tlio poorest-looking rich
man on earth. Ills clothes are so very
plain ns to be almost shabby. Ho never
discusses his trade with outsiders, but
beneath his mild nud apparently dltll
dent exterior Is a capacity for business
misurpasscd by that of any man lu tho
great commercial countries of Christen
dom. Ills wealth has been estimated
at $1,000,000,000, but this takes no ac
count of tho few barrels of diamonds
ho keeps stowed away for fear of low
ering prices.
IIo Would Not He lleutcn.
"Talking about cxtruordlunry tilings,"
said one tlrst-class passenger to another
on uu Atlantic liner, "1 once swallowed
tho contents of eighteen eggs at a sit
ting. That takes some boating."
"Which I can give It," returned tho
other, "On one occasion, let mo tell
you, 1 got outsldo tho Inner moaning of
no less than twenty-four eggs, sir;
think of that!"
"A hi 1 know I hnd a sort of pre
sentiment that you would beat mo If I
told my talo llrst. But aro you sure of
thoso twenty-four eggs? I may not
huvo heard you quite distinctly. It's a
lot. you know."
"Yes; nnd I did It, fairly and square
ly. Twenty-four hens' eggs ut a single
sitting." .
"Oh, I see," said tho man who had
spokeu first, nnd ho said it lu tho man
ner of ono who has solved au Incom
prehensibility, "hens' eggs! I thought
you meant ostriches' eggs, tho same ns
tho elghtceu I swallowed!" Modern
Society.
i
Heady Start.
A lecturer In a California town bad
In his audience a lank young man who
drank in every word with tlatterlug
avidity, nnd whoso eyes bulged with
delight at the pictures thrown ou tho
screen.
As the evening woro on, the lecturer
got Into tho habit of looking nt this,
entranced listener, nnd after a while
had almost tho feeling that tho lecture
was luteuded for him alone.
This evidently was tho Idea which
possessed tho lank young mau as well,
for when tho lecturer said:
"And now I will ask you to go with
mo two miles Into the Juugle," he
sprang to his feet.
"Anywhere you say, mister," ho
shouted, with kindling eyes, "If you
can just hold on loug enough for mo to
cut home nud get my gun!"
When you get a new Job you nlways
try for a time to please, and. work hard
and Intelligently. Why dou't you keep
It W?
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-Jefferson Garden-Saloonr
. DAVIp THOMAN, Prop., , 5
WIim, Liquors, Cigar. Welihari'i Br.
'PHONE, RED 1818. FAMILY RE80RT.
Cor, Chapman and Jeffcrion Sts., Portland, Or
H ISLOP'S
Triumph Roasted Coffees
The Moat Sparkling, Dellclons and Aro
matic COFKKKS Kicr Placed
on tlilt Market
Ask Your Grocer for Them
..Four Blends..
A FULL LINE OF
Electrical
Supplie;
Lighting: of - Buildingi,
Stores and Residences
t arc and incandescent. Elec-'
trie" Power, for Elevators,
Pumps and all Kinds of
Machinery.
Portland General Electric Go.
SEVENTH ANO ALDER STREETS.
" BohThona38&
BAR AN'D 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
.
Transient Solicited
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Peiiot and traiufer at Yamhill bucet to Kax
AnkneyCar. '-'
AW.HEWETTT, Prop.
GROSS, WEITZEH S LIPPMAN
Manufacturer! of
Separate SRirts and' Waists
a
The Best Made Goods on the Pacific Coast
1 Klr.t Street, Corner Stimuli,
rOUTXANO, OKKOO.V.
CHARLEY
the mm mm
'Now on Johnson Street, Opposite
"Union Depot
LUNCHES POT UP FOR TRAVELERS
Oregon Made Umbrellas
..C. M. MEREDITH..
UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER
Repairing and Itecorertur ot Flue Umbrella
a Specially,
SIS Washington Slraal,
Three doors afore Olds & Kins
PORTLAND, OREGON,
BBBIlfliiBBSnfliBBBBBBBBBBfiBV
LADES
MADE o
Union Depot
..Restaurant
173 Sixth St., PORTLAND, OR.
Regular Dinner at Noon - 25c
Lunch Put Up for Travelers,
E. H. M00REH0USE I CO:
T ISCORl-OHATED. I
Watt Papir, Frail u. Room MoiWIup,
PaJiti, fill, VanisiM, tWi r
IriSflis, Etc.
305 ALDER ST; Neir Fifti, "TT
Bth 'fhonei., Portland, Oregon.
cV.AND SOAP AND
CHfi
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Hattprs
and
Furnishers
Sole AginUfor KNOX HATS
BUFFUM & PENDLETON
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194 Third Street.
PORTLAND, ORE.
(Emtmbllmhmd 1912.)
F. B. DALLAM & CO.
Wholualo Oealora In
Wooden and Willow Ware
Brooms, Bruslus; Twines, Paper,
Paper Bags, Tinware, Gran-
.iteware,Ete.
S32, SSO, 228 Front St.,
SmnFrmnofBGO, Cat. -. .
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