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Newspaper Page TextTHE irarW AGftE,. POKTJ.AKD, OllEGrO-. - 3 pAXTUN, IIKAUlf ft SIMON Attorncys-nt-Law. MO Chamber of Cotmnorcu, Portland Orejson. riAKB Kit VIZ August Krati, I'roprlotor. lM Sixth Street, Corner Wellington. Portland, Oregon. A I.DINA PERRY EXCIIANOE ' John Krcrson, rroprletor. Dealer in Choice Wine, Liquors and Cigars. 18 A I bl im nvennc, corner lllver atrcct. Alblna, Ori-Kun. rniiE imperial saloon Minors ami IIIkIi Grade Cigars. J. P. HILDEIIURN, Prop. I'horic Main 2I'j. Corner Cat and Sheridan St rosehurg, oregon. t j, kadderly, ' ' DEALER IN lIAIlinVAIli:. Stoves, ItnnucB, Tin, Copper mill Oranlto Iron-Ware, Crockery, illiinwuro nml Homo I'urtilnhliiK Good. Jobbing promptly at tended to. 141-14! First PI., cor. Abler, (Mil Follow' llblg., 1'OUTI.ANI), OREGON. r II. WILD Jobbing ami lictall Dealer In WINKS AND LIQUORS 132 Third Street, OppoMtcMasouloTcinplo. l'orltniitl, Oregon. MllIK IIAVAHIA HAI.OON A. II. ItUHOI-.it, Prop. Imported anil Domeitln Wine. Liquors and CIkhm. Wulnhard's fleer. I'hono Oregon Illnok 1!U'. R. K. Corner Second anil Oak Streets, I'OIITLANI), Oltl'.OON. pORTLAND ROLLING MILLS Manufacturers o( JIAIt IKON AND STEEL. N. K. AY Kit, Mnnager. Twenty-Second anil Nlcolal Streets. M I'.VLIt A SCHILLING KINK WINIM AMI I.KlUOItH. LA GRANDE, OREGON. II ERIIERT A. HAM:. Ml. Hood. Columbia Ithcr anil Northwest VIch. Portrait, Water Colora, Crnjiuu, lor the trinle. Klectrlo Light ami llroinblu Enlargement. HBJi'Thlrd Street, Corner Aider. l'OllTLAND, Oltl!. w C. NOON HAG CO. Manufacturer nml Importcri o( HAGS, TWINES. TENTS AND AWNINGS, FLAGS AND .MINIMI HOSE. lUgglim Material, 'aua, Hall Making hi all lisllrulichc, Cotton Duck, Cordage, ele, S1SI N. Firs! Ht. anil Sin.UI'J.311.310 Couch 8t., PORTLAND, Oil. c. murphy .v co. WINK AND LIQUOR DEALERS. Welnhnrd's Peer on Draught, ltna Ale, Cluln lien' I'orier, Val lllat Milnaukco lleer and tho Celebrated J. II. Cutter Whlduy (or 1'amlly Uu. 45 Third ft , lift Couch ami Dala. Goods Rllcrcd l'rcu. PORTLAND, OIL -pllOTO HIURIO .'.'.'Si 1'lr.t Street, Hot Salmon nml Main, PORTLAND, OREGON. I'liolograph taken nn lc or tyK; alto rimlii IliitliiUHiiiuile (ruin llfoori.uy plcturo. Out iloor viewing iliiue, iilxi lliilthlug Kodak's (or amateur. liilructlou In I'liotograph). Copying and Enlarging. E. KRAFT, Arlltl, ARLINGTON ciii:.Mi:uv N. J. llllTEIt, I'rop. IioWuloo aiul Retail Dealer III MILK, CREAM. CHEESE IIUTTER AND EGGS W.7 lliirualtlu Street PORTLAND OREllqN. ilazier nito.s. M Club liooiu Horoml I'loor Wine Room, Concert, Pool ami llllllard IUU Oicgou 1'lumo (Irani 71 13 lluruaMo Si, PORTLAND OREGON. ll AYES A SHOUT Aims no photographers. New Studio Fouuith ami Waahlnglon Street, Ova Drcaicr'a New (Iroeery, rnllK WELLINGTON OYSTKU HOUSE AND SALOON. Corner Sixth ami Abler St. OHAULKS IIOItYLUND. Columbia Phone 3 l'OHTLAND. lliegi'U I'houo North 431. Oregon. IjACIFlO LAUNDRY CO. Main omco-IOund 4.' N, Ninth Street. Gentlemen' Work a Specialty, Order rromptl) Attended to, HOTII PHONES. PORTLAND, OltEdON. Y fK I'AV GOOD WAOKS To flood People For Good Work BTAU UVU.NDRY CO, No. fits Glltau 8t nar Third 0(on 'Phone 774. TACOIJ HA UN Bucceror to D. Kilnkcl A Co. N. E. Corner Sixth and Washington Sta. The very best Wltiea, Liquors and Clgara, MTEHNKEN .t JCLIEN- Wholefale nml reatnll grocers, .112-314 Hum. aide street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or. Tolc. phone, Oregon Jllnck '.UK, Columbia NsG. M1IIK OLD ItELIAIILK HKVENTH "AND OLISAN KXCHANOE. J. L. O'KAItlll'.LL, I'tSp. Seventh nnd (jllsan Sta. PORTLAND. ORE. OILS KKI.I.Y (ieneral Isurnnce Agent. Fire and Marine. Scottish I'nlon ,t National Ins. Co., Edlnburg ami London ; Western E. and M. Assurance Co., Toronto, Can. 2i Third t Columbian Illdg. K. Munsoii. r.. Munson. rilHE ANIIKIIHER IH'SCII-rine lunch every JL day. llest b it on earth. Elno wines, Ho nor ami cigars. i34 MorrUon St., cor. Second, Portland, Or. milK ROYAL AL YOUNG, Prop. Dealer In W lues, Liquors nml clgara. S08 Irving Ht. Kleclrlc Cars to the Door. One Illoek from Depot. Tcteidiono Ited lh8S. Portland, uregou. COOK Dealer In CIIOK'i: WINE", LIQUORS AND CIQARS No. 01 S. W. Ccr. 1 Irat nnd Pine Ht. E. J. JUKES, rroprletor of Armory Corner, baa opened the "mile Road llouso and ulll be pleuscd to meet tlm public. milK WESTERN LUMIIER COMPANY OHlcet Seventeenth and Front Street. Portland, Oregon, B ROWN A M'CAIIE, STEVEDORES Portland, Oregon. Correapondcnco ollclted. Ship' mill promptly delivered. Cable address Drown. mm: ORIENTAL J. W. (1RUS3I, Proprietor. KU Waahlngton St., Oppotlte Imperial Hotel Drink 10 centa. Ilccr Secnta. 1 RMORY DRUO STORE f'urc Drugs and Chemicals, Toilet .Artlclci Stationery, Coiifeetlouery and Domeatlo Cigar. Prescription a Specially. N. W. Comer Tenth and Everett Streets, Portland, Oregon. mm: popular 125 First Street, Hot. Wanhlngton and Alder Phone Oregon Red 9 It Phono Columbia &C3 JOHN ECKLUND, Proprietor, Poitlaml, Or. A. INDAIII. ..SKINS. J" Japanning. Tin Decorating 270JJ Alder Street PORTLAND. OKEtiON IAAY A HENDERSON All Kind of FUtNITUKE.. . Piactleal Embalmera and Uuderlakera. Order by telegraph lllled promptly. Phono llluek 17. Cor. lllametto ami 7th Sta. EUOENE CITY, ORKflON. I RUTIN HARDWARE CO. holetnle and Retail Hardware. STOVES AND TINWARE. Willamette Stteel. EUOENK.OREClON B ELDlNO 1IROS. Dealers In Diamond. Watehes, Jewelry, Silverware bpei'laclia, Etc, REPAIRINO A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 4nhlid Ht. lift. Pino and Ash. Oldflold and Mixer llmighl. Portland, Or. G. O. PICK- Oillce: S First, lletween Stark and Oak Phone 6!W. Piano and (urnlturo moved and packed for hipping; comiuodous tire proof brick ware lions. Front ami Cla) Strtets. s NOW FLAKE SALOON 0. PETERSON. Prop. The Choice! Itrand of Wine, Llquora ami Cigar. Private Hoouu, 240 Ruruslde Street, Corner Fourth, PORTiaND. ORECION. G ILT EIMIK SALOON W. II. MOON. Prop. Choice! Liquor and Cigar. Steam and Lagur lleer. 8v Alder Street. Portland, Oregon. Phono South 231. milK EXCHANGE. George Sebckt. FINK WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS. WEINHARD'S DEER. 101 Third Street North. fjlllK DOCWR 11. llarman, Proprietor, Fine Wine, Liquor and Cigar. Letup lteerou Draught Phone, Columbia 30. Mi N, Sixth Street. Portland, Oregon, J. L MARTIN & CO. M. V. 'IVlephoue 1JM. Farm and Oily l'rnperi for SaU and Ex. thaugi. Firo Insurance III llie best Companle. I.aru Iraeuof Wasbluglou and Oregon Tlio Ur Laud bought and sold, Hiriet atlenlioti glwii to cam of properly for noii-reideut. Wt SVe Ulock,3.M llennepln Ae., " llluncapolU, MlmifiOta. UVEIIRUN BY BANDITS BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE ISLAND OF CUBA. i'luntera I'ur Well to I'rerent Ueatruc ton of Their 1'ioperty J.oat Hue csvafill Practice a Kfu 1 of Illackuialt, but Oitcniibljr Within tlic Law, Ha ml I try In Cuba Is to all Intents and litnpoui-H a wull-rucognlzod prufussluu. ilit-y liavu a hit bit of lioldlng up people of uiuuux that (IIiTctm lit huuiq ruspects from the inotlc of the Italian brlcaudu, but leads to the mime 1'uhuUh. A Kt-'iitleiimit who litis lived In Cuba nearly all of bis life states that It lu lit latKe putt due to the moneyed men themselves that tribute Is paid to gant's of robbers, who have a polite way of doing things. This gentleman said: "1 know of one man In the province of Clenfuegos who has been compelled to pay vast stuns annually In order to prevent the destruction of bis property. this money has been paid to. a man who figured prominently In the last -evolution and who has a plan all of Uls own for forcing money from wealthy people. This man, who makes 'he collections, Is supposed to have a large following In that province, and or this reason It Is an easy matter for him to Intimidate those who feel that 'hey have not the protection which tho law should give. "He will go to tho owner of a largo plantation and ask to borrow $500 or $1,000 for a few weeks. The owner of the plantation knows that It Is useless to refuse, and ho knows, too, that tho money paid out In this way will never he paid back to hint. It Is a tribute which he feels he must give to those who are supposed to have sotno Influ ence because of their connection with tho late revolution. The money la paid without a protest, nnd It Is not long be fore nnother request for funds Is made. "It Is largely duo to tho lack of moral courage on tho part of thoso who nro held up thnt these bnndltH, for bucIj they are, aro able to contlnuo their work. The ntnn who has money feels that If he does not comply with their demands ho will have, his property de stroyed nnd In this way lose n great deal more In a single day or night tiinn he will be asked to pay the bandits In a lifetime. If the property owners would get together and refuse tho de mands of these scoundrels they would have some chance of putting an end to their work. Hut they are afraid to do anything, nnd for this lack of confi dence which they have In thoso who are Intrusted with enforcing tho law they must pay it tribute. This Is what makes tho life of the Cuban bandit such a prosperous one. Of course tho men who hold up property owners In this way do not consider themselves ban dits. In fact, they are never nfrald of the law, as they operato In n way to keep on tho safe side. They do not make any threats. It Is not necessary for them to do so, for It Is understood by tho man who Is held up thnt they will do him Injury If he does not comply with their demands." The story of tho gentleman quoted above Is doubtless a true version of tho matter. Hut It Is a fact, too, that there are bandits In Cuba who operate In n manner which brings them moro close ly under tho definition of tho term ban dits. Thoso bandits have been operat ing In Cuba to some extent during tho past year, and It appears that they aro Increasing rather than diminishing. This Is due largely to the utter Incfll cleucy of the rural guards In the past. Tho Czar'H ForoMs. ltussln has elaborated n system for the protection of her forests as strin gent In Its provisions as If It were Insti tuted for tho protection of human be ings. Only so much wood may bo cut down annually In each locality as will be compensated for by tho growth of tho remaining trees, nnd all the clear ances made tiro Immediately replenish ed by young plants, says a writer In Pearson's .Magazine. Kvett private own ers of forests are not permitted to cut down their trees except under govern ment Inspection. No nbsolute owner ship lit trees Is now recognized, In fact, but that of the state. As a matter of fact, a very large part of the Russian forests belong entirely to the state. Tho largest private, or rather setnl-prlvnte, proprietor Is tho administration of tho Imperial appanages, which possesses numerous estates, tho revenues from which tiro devoted exclusively to tho support of the members of the Itusslau Imperial family. Tho total area of theso estates Is a good tlenl over 20,000.000 acres, nelng situated In the most diverse districts, nn extraordinary variety of subtropical and temperate natural productions Is cultivated, Including sugar, tobacco, cotton, wine, tea, fruit, roses, as well as grain of every kind. The principal culture, however, at any rate In extent, Is timber, forests, rcoverlng nearly 15, 000,00 acres of tho total. In the ex ploitation of theso forests the greatest care has to be given. Cool Costume In tho Philippines. The mode of dress lit the Philippine Is simple and cool In the extreme. The ordinary costume among tho well-to-do of nil classes Is made of white sheeting. A coat and trousers mado to order costs but 2. The coat buttons up closely about the neck. A thick felt hat of broad brim, n pair or white can vas shoes, a light under vest and socks, and there la your Philippine costume all the year round. About eighteen of these suits are sutuelent for a new comer In ordinary standing, but ho tuust expect often to wear two a day. Many a man who lives uext door to a church Is unable to describe Its Interior arrangement. I ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE Notico is hereby givon that tho undersigned Gertrude Young lias filed Iter final account us administratrix of tho esttito of Fred Young, deceased, with the clerk of tho county court of the stato of Oregon, for Multnomah county and that, said court lias set Tuesday, tho 3d day of September, 11)01, at 2 P M, for tho timo and tho court room of said county and court in Portland, Oregon, as tho placo for the hearing and settlement of said final account. All persons having any objections to said final account am hereby required to niako and filo the name on or befnr said date. GKKTItUDE YOUNG, Administratrix of tho Estato of Fred Young, Deceased. Dated at Portland, Oregon, August 2, 15)01. First insertion, .Aug. 3, 1001. Last insertion, Aug. 31, 1001. JOHN P. HUSK, Attorney for administratrix. milK TOTEM. Kint-clnaa In every mpect. Itcadiiiartcra for Old Kentucky Homo Club Whiskey andSchlltz Milwaukee Ilccr. Kainlly entrance on Wcit Park St. A. CLOSE, Manager. pALL AT Xl FIRST 8T, Tor Freih llrciul, Cakca and Plea Dally. A Kreah Line of Groceries, Tea, Coffeca, Etc. MRS. E. N. BUCHANAN, rroprlctrc. ENTERPRISE SHOE CO. BIJi North Third 8t. Boots and Shoes Made to Order REPAIRING NEATLY DONK. Work Called for and Delivered. All Work Guaranteed, H C. RILEY, Manager. ..ESMOND .. HOTEL. Portland, Oregon. Front and Morrison Streets. HATKHl European Plan, 50c to $1.50 Per Day American Plan, $1 to $2 Per Dai OSCAR ANDERSON, ManaKor. J. C. PENDEOAST, Chief Clerk. jflitcAel fmrm, Freight, Ex pre, Dmllvmry mnd rmrmor' Spring WAGONS Agricultural Implement Bloyole Mitchell, La wis A Stavor Oo. Flrmt mnd Taylor St., Portland. BICYCLrES! 0 Guaranteed $35.00. 1BOO Model, $20.00 to $30.00. MITCHELL, LEWIS & STAVER CO. First and Taylor Sts., Portland. MONTANA I.OIHIK.W. PRIDK OF MONTANA LODGE. I. K. of P. Meet every recond and fo'irlh Monday at 8:S0 p.ui.,0. A. R. Hall. All ldllUK Knight, Hi good ataudltiK, made welcome. David Gordon, C. C. W, J. Whbatok, K. of R. & 8. R. J. FLETCHKR LODOE. 101, A. P. A. M. Me.t every rlrt and aecnnd Wedneiday at 8:30 p.m. at Odd Fellow Hall, Rodney fc't, David Gordon, W. M. Oko. W, aucxandm, tSR.,Seo'y. I1IRD LODGE, U, A. F. & ,K. M. Meeteerr tlrat and Second Monday at Ma louto Hall, Main atreet, foot of "roadway. Hknky IUkkr, Act'g W. M. Gjo, M. Lkb, Sec'y. GOLDEN CITY LODOE, G. U. O.ol O. t. Meat every flrtt and second Tueaday at their Hall on Rodney treet. Thos. Kkilux, P. 8. W. C. Inwi!., N, G. UATH-SHEIU CHAPTER, O. E. S. Meet every recond and fourth Thursday at Odd Fellowallall, Rodney iirw, Fanmk WARmu, Worthy Matron. Clarispa CRi'iir. freo'y. MOUNT HEBRON COURT, H. of J. Meet every tecond and fourth Monday at Maionle Hall, foot of H roadway. Fannie WAttmui, V, M. Pollix Lm, Sec'y, ST, JAME3 A. M. E. CHURCH. Corner ith ami HobacK meet. Services lUtn. and i p.m.; Sunday School, 1 p.m.i prayer meeting, vaueaay eveuing p.nu All are welcome. J. Cook Vatlor, Tutor. ; THE FAMOUS SUMMER RESORT, Hotel Flavel Open for the Season, June 23, 1901. Fm Harvoy & Gam, Losseoa. Golm Jm Fm Harvoy, Manager Flneat equipped report North of Monterey. Klcctrlcllghted, Meatmheated. Fine, bathing and excellent tlMiln. Telephone and telegraph office In building. For ratea and reservation, Address, HOTEL FLAVEL Flavol, Oregon Or J. L. MITCHELL, Sec'y, 6J5 Marquam Building. THE Mtiltnomali Trunk Co. MANUFACTURERS OF TRUNKS TRAVELING X3 a SIMPLE mU Salesroom 143-145 Sixth Street PORTLAND, OR. SUNSET CREAMERY CO. Incorporated. F. II. WIENCKEN, Prea. and Trcaa. Manufacturer and Dealers at Wholesalo and Retail In Butter, Buttermilk, Cheese, Milk, CROAM AND ICE CREAM. Goods Delivered to All Part of tho City. Plant, First and Jefferson Sts. Telephone: Oregon, Main b'2; Columbia, M. a8o First St., Portland, Or. W. G. BOHN TIMBER LANDS 416 Commercial Building;, ....PORTLAND, Oregon. W. L. McCadk, Scattlo. E. 8. Hamilton, Tacoma, M'CABB & HAMILTON ..STEVEDORES.. PUCET SOUND Also Honolulu, H I Head Oftloo: Tacoma, Wash. Cable Addresa: McCAHE GRA.CIE, BEAZLEY & CO., ACenti 14 Water Street, Liverpool. KRIEG & LEVY VScojiron.iTF.D.) GROCERS COFFEE AND TEA A SPECIALTY. 304 Wnaliliiclou Htrvnl, Corner Tenth TRY OUR CELERRATED COFFEE. Itoth I'lione HUH. I'OItTI.ANI), OK. .-..OLYMPIC... Steam Laundry 407 South J Street MICHAEL J. BJORN & LOUIS J. BJORN FltOriUKTOKS TACOMA, WASH. TROY LAUNDRY CO. Are noted for quality of work and Prompt service. I SPECI 101-5 E. Water St. Phone 5033. NATIONAL Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works OKKICK AND WOltKSl 925 SIXTH STREET. PHOHE HOOD 803 Hats Cleaned. Ded. Presed and Trimmed Ladles' Dreea and H:m Good Dyed all Col. nr nr Well (MeiiiM. Gentlemen's 1'loihlnz Cleaned, Dyed an J Repaired. Ottrleh Feathers I Cleaned ox Dyed U Colors and Nicely Curled. ' P. F. HALL. Cor. Commercial and Stanton Sta., Portland Ore. Wines Ltquora and Flue Clgara. Oregon Phono link 413. V. M. PRESTON. GROCERIES. Frce.dcllvery to all nartaof the City. 2C0 ljirrabce St., comer Hnfflalo. Portland', Or. 'Phone Scott 371. NEIL O'HARE. Oceanic Exchange. Cholco Wlnea, Liquors and Clgara. Free Lunch. . . . Cor. Huaell nnd Hrcndle 8t., Portland, Or. C DAVIDSON New nnd Second Hnnd Clothing, Root and Shoe, Trunks, Yallaca, Jewelry and Tools bought, fold and exchanged. Hlgheat prices paid for nil kinds of valuable, goods, at 87 N, Third St. and 44 Third St., Portland, Oregon. ThoncB Clay 013, Green 477. Tailoring. Dyeing', Cleaning and Repairing done on short notice. THE ASTORIA CAFE JOHNSON i PARSQN, Props. Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Kopp's Pale Beer Always on Draught. 114 Sixth Street, ,, , n Ret. Morrlaon nnd Alder. Portland, Ore. K. K. GOODING, T. A. GARRADE. President. Vice President. WILI.I8 FISHER, Secretary. Oregon Mineral Water Co. incorporated. Cascade and Wolfer Spring Mineral Waters. Manufacturers of Bod a Water, Extracts, Ammonia, Rluelng, Etc. 823 First Street, Portland, Oregon. i MER1CAN IIAKERY. Gus Mankcrtz, Prop. All Klnda of Ilread, Cakes nnd Pics. Home mnde llrcad n Specialty. Satlafuctlon Guarnntecd. MO Williams Ave. Portland, Ore. Albert Fcldcnhclmcr. Charles Fcldcnliclmer. Established 18t8. A..& C. FELDEiyHEMER. Jewelers and Silversmiths. Importers of Precious Stones and Art Goods. Cor. Third and Waahlngton Sts., Portland, Or. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. William Bagley REAL ESTATE.. NOTARY PUBLIC Orogon Phone, Russoll 602 OOH. DAWSOM AMD FISK STS. University Park, Ormgon ...HOMESEEKERS... Call nn The Valley Real Estate Exchange FOR HUHINES3, RESIDENCE AND FARM PROPERTY. o Flrit Ptreet. POItTLAND, Ore. G. J. rliubanl Boot & Shoe Co. Manufacturers of BOOTS AND SHOES 'Phone Oak 401. MIX front 8treet. PORTLAND, ORE. THE ATLANTIC CAFE and OYSTER PARLORS At No,Cl!i Third St., near Pine, la beyond doubt the flneat of Iti kind In the city. It la open all uUht, Crawtlih, finest In the market. Shelltlih In every form In perfect cookery. Meals served at all hours. La dle' entrance '.!) Pine Street. WHITE COLLAR LINE Portland -Astoria Route STEAMER "TAHOMA." Dally round trips except Sunday, Timet Card. Leave Portland. a. A( "l Leave Astoria The Dalles-Portland Route STEAMER "BAILEY OATZERT" Dally round trips except Monday, eead Lomk,St. Martin' Spring). Hood Hhrer, WMt Salmon, Lyl nd The Dill. -- .-' if-tcHasR4iK Tim Card. Leave Portland ,. 7 A. M Arrive The Dalies........ ... 3 P. M LeateThe Dallea t M .4 1'. M Arrive Portland.. .. .. . .io P. M. MEALS THE VERY BEST. faV- Sunday trips a leadlnc feature. 2VTbis route has the grandest scenic, attrac. ttons on eaith. Landing: Foot of Alder St., Portland, Oregon. Roth 'pboius Main 411. t ... E. W. Crichton, ARt . Portland. JOHN M. FILLOON, Agt., The Dalles. A. J.TAYLOR, Agt., Asiorla. ETHEL OURN, At.. ancouver. P RATHER A RaRNEj-, Agta., Hood River. ST, CHARLES HOTEL TOHN GIBL1N, Prop. First-Class Accommodations and Prompt serv ice. Laute Sample Qooros for Commercial Travelers. Phone 7. Cor. First and Wahlntot Sts. Albany, Oregon.