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Newspaper Page TextUV3,T"r' ri V J -jihmnM' THE NEW AGE, POBTIiAND, OREGON. "5 V HI r M : fc.' Ski' fp T r r ! I a i- 1 ' St-',:-'!" ' Jefferson Garden Saloon. DAVID Til OH AN', I fop. fines, Liquors, Cigars. Welnhard's Beer. PHONE, IlED 1818. FAMILY RESORT. Cor. Chapman and Jefferson HU., Portland, Or HISLOP'S Triumph Roasted Coffees The Moit Rrsrkllnir, Delicious and Aro matic COIKKKH Kvcr Placed on thl Market. Ask Your Grocer for Thorn ..Pour Blends.. A FULL LINE OF Electrical Supplies 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. Both 'Phones 385. BAR AND BILLIARD Furniture and Fixtures 7 7 ROTHSCHILD BROS. i Wholesale Liquor Dealers. 22, 24, 26 First St., Cor. Burnside, HOTEL OSBORN CLEAN, AIRY OUTSIDE ROOMS REASONABLE RATES Transient Solicited ...norii phonuh... Travelers should take "8" Street Car at Union Depot and transfer at Yamhill Htrect to East atiVtivy Car. A. W. HEWETTT, Prop. CHARLEY I PIONEER RESTAURANT Now on Johnson Htrect, Opposite Union IH-pot. LUNCHES PUT UP FOR TRAVELERS Oregon Made Umbrellas ..C. M. MEREDITH.. UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER Repairing and ItooowrlnR of Fluo Umbrella a Specialty. ai'J Wnslinigtnii Mrvet. Three doors above Olds & King PORTLAND, OREO.O.V, EMPIRE Livery Feed and Sale Stable C P. BARNARD, Prop. Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs At All Hours. Transient stock sheii the very best of rare. Ratinlua)s reasonable and satisfaction guar, auleed. Phone Main 91. Cor. Rose and Oak Sts. KOSEHURti, OKBION. Union Depot ..Restaurant 173 Sixth St., PORTLAND, OR. fiown or llstoui-. , Regular Dinner at Noon - 25c Lunch Put Up tot Travelers. MMTANA ADVERTISEMENTS. CLOTHES THAT WEAR and aro fit to wear, bear our label, Bmrbmrs' Oomtm, Walters' Jackets ant Aprons Oans& Klein, HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA. HERRMANN & CO. Furniture and Carpets, 301-303 Broadway. Undertaken and Embatmers, 129 Broadway, Telephone 240. IIKLKNA, MONT. Kemsler Brewery, fmmrn BREWERS AND BOTTLERS 01 Hlgh-Orado Beer), Helena, - Montana CAT. I. AT TIIK Killer Studio FOR YOUR fine Photographs We have all the latent styles In Mounts. urwK your ivonait work aim gei pricei. rvL,UL,CKt Opp. '. O. Union, Sloiit. WEST COAST OYSTER CO. Importer), Planters & Boaters In .Eastern and Paoifio Coast Oysters. 142 19th St., Oppoilto Exposition II Id jr. llranch ol Darbe n di Immcl 0) iter Co., Union Rquaro Market. Ban Francl.co, Cnl. Oyster Ilrdi.Han Francisco Hay and (rslcrvlllc,Hlma. water liny. Oregon I'hone South 481 j Colum Ma Phone CIS. Free Delivery. ..THE BROOKE DRUG CO.. Prescriptions Accurately and Care fully Compounded. Telephones Columbia 760, Oregon Ited 1864 Proscription - Druggists 97 North Third Street PORTLAND - - OREGON SPRANOER'S ARCADE 30, 33, 34 North Sixth Street, Corner Couch. ...BILLIARDS AND POOL... Ladles' and Ocnts Reading Room E. II. SPRANQOR, Prop. Oregon Phone Main 754. Columbia Phone 734 Portland, Oregon. Tliii DELAWARE OYSTER HOUSE. MAYKIl ii HIIAHP, Props. Oysters, Shell Fish and Tamales. Open All Night. Private Itooms (or l.adlea Telephone Clay 657. No. iqoK Third Street, ....Portland, Oregon. M. J. DRISCOLL & CO. Telephones (;oJ;';,V. Hack, Livery and Boarding Stable. Ambulanco for hire on short notice. All Klga havo Kubber Tires. COR. FIFTH AND PINE STS., PORTLAND, Oregon. "THE PINE" a66 Pine Street, Between Third und Fourth... CMAS. BAUMOARTEN, Prop. Choice Wines, . - Liquors and Cigars, Family Rooms, Visk Your Dealer For iWr- trjuhc r y MARK. HfflTESHlJrlTS PACIFIC COAST NEWS AND COMMENT REP0RT8 OF INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN OREGON, WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA AND IDAHO. Pacific Coitt Fruits. A recent roport from the- depart ment of agriculture ixt Washington touches lightly on fruit growing on the I'ucific const. Tho fruit industry, particularly in California, has grown to enormous proportions, tho climate and soil being splendidly adapted. In comparison, Oregon and Washing ton do not make much of a showing but indications point to a rapid growth in these states aa well as Idaho, and Utah. Fruit shipments East require a special railroad sched ule during tho summer, that from Oregon and Washington going to Green River, Wyoming, on passongcr trains and thcro consolidated with California shipments. Western Lumber Markets. Before July, 1002, it is estimated that 100,000 cars of lumber and shingles from Washington will find a market in tho East and middle West. In less than two years, a Northern Tacific oillcial predicts that shipments will reach 200,000 cars. As cars MUST bo provided for these castbound shipments, and as tho regular volume of westbound busi ness docs not rcquiro so many cars, westbound rates aro cortain to be reduced, so as to induco more liberal shipping. High freight rates, now so frequently spoken of, aro certain to bo reduced quito a bit during five or six years. California Mules Oo CasL A trainload of California mules were shipped East recently. There wore 000 in tho bunch and although it was not tho first consignment, it was tho largest. Tho Missouri mar- ket has 1k;cii drained by tho demands of tho Poor war and Wcstorn raisers luivo begun to profit thcroby. Theso mules will bo sold to foreigners, Southern planters, Eastern miners and railroad contractors in tho now Oklahoma country. Mulo raising promises to dovolop into a paying business, as tho market is firm and tho demand strong. Kansas Trlci Barley Hay. In some parts of California and Ore gon barley Is commonly cut and cured for hay tho samo aa timothy. Tho roport that timothy would sell for f20 a ton in Kansas City brought a demand for barley hay and 1,000 tons havo been shipped to that city horn California. Of Interest to Flax Growers. Minneapolis parties are considering tho establishment of a $50,000 lin seed oil manufacturing plant in Spo kane. It means tho addition of an other great industry to that city's manufacturing enterprises and will alVord a better market for tho largo crops of (lax grown in that section, which now must bo shipped East at considerable cxponso, but its by product tho oil cake Is ono of tho best known foods for hogs, nnd, if such an enterprise is located in Spo kane, this oil cako can bo secured at a considerably elieapor prico than it or corn can be secured from tho East. This by-product or residue is of tho greatest importance to tho dovolop tnont of tho hog raising industry in a country whoro thero is comparatively no corn grown. Free Rrcaditufs for China. Tho new Chinese tarilT admitting American breadstuff into that coun try, duty freo, will causo a boom in oxports from tho Pacific coast. For tho year ending July 1, over 2,000,000 barrels of Hour were sold in that country. ' This tariff ruling is of tremendous importance to tho wheat growers of tho Paoifio coast, coming, as it does, in tho face of tho biggest wheat yield on record. Big Wheat Crop. Ono of tho biggest things in tho West, nothing excepted, is tho wheat crop for 11)01, as near as estimated, Tho state of Washington alono is credited with 32 million bushels nnd exceeds all previous records. Oregon, California and Idaho will swell this amount to nearly ono billion bushels, worth to tho farmers not less than $55,000,000. Taken in connection with othor enterprises, equally aa prosperous, it begins to look as though too Tactile coast was tho most favored section in tho United States and tho world. Steel Lumber Steamer. Tho opinion has been general for years that an iron or steel vessel was not suitable for tho coast lumbor business, but a San Francisco firm is building a steol steamer for lumber trado on tho Paoifio coast. Tho new boat is to Iks of steol throughout with a cellular bottom, ISO feet long, 38 feet beam, 1 1 feet deep and to havo water tanks to carry 300 tons of bal last. Sho will draw 12 feet when loaded with 800,000 feet of lumber, and will have a guaranteed speed of 10 kuots. Tho uqw boat is to bo ready for tho spring trado and will run between Portland and Tillamook taking tho placoof tho steam schooner Tillamook, that was wrecked in Alaskan waters some months ugo. Big Lumber Cargo Recently From Portland. Tho steamer Adato was cleared recently from Portland by the Pacific Export Lumbor Company, with 2,808,200 feet of rough lumbor, val ued at .$28,080. She goes to Taku via Comox, calling at tho latter placo to coal. Tho Adato is an immonso merchandise cargo carrier. Opening Rich Territory. Interest has long boon felt in tho effort to open up tho section south and east of Tncomu, also west and south of Portland. Its timber ro sources aro of known value. Tho deposits of coal aro extensive. A number of mining properties aro awaiting shipping facilities, and tho extension of n railway there will bring out considerable agricul tural productions. Wealth will bo rapidly added to Western Washing ton and Wcstorn Orogon when rail way construction shall open up a number of naturally rich but practi cally inaccessible districts. New Naval Station. Tho Pugot sound naval station at Bremerton has boon officially desig nated as a government navy yard. Tho usefulness and excol lout work '"u" "iro is responsiuio lor tno jf ffiSlffTlK I ,ow , t,0 AmVQ q mmQ cxtcnsvo equipmont and apparatus. Tho larger ships of tho American navy, will, as hcrctoforo, bo sent to tho Pugot sound station for repairs in- stead of Maro Island. The Trolley Is Coming Efforts to solvo tho transportation problem in tho West havo led capital ists to project and operate tho trolley system. They aro cheap in compar ison with tho standard lines, not only in construction, but in operation, and they promiso to servo tho purpoao equally as well. A number of long trolley lines aio now in cotirso of construction in tho Pacific North west, chief among which is tho Clcar-water-Lowiston lino in Idaho. Scat tlo nnd Tacomn pcoplo expect to en joy a trolley rido from ono city to tho otner witiiin tno next six months over a now lino now under construc tion, ai j.a uranuo, ur., a company was formed recently for tho purposo ol uoing preliminary work on an olectrio road connecting La Orando with tho town of Covo, 1(1 miles away. A trolloy lino over 17 miles long now oporatcs between Portland and Oregon City. Another lino is projected between Milton, Oregon, and Walla Wulla. Money In Cherries. Edward Johnson, ono of tho most oxtonsive farmers of Whitman county, Wash:, has just finished harvesting and shipping his cherry crop and gives somo interesting fig ures on tho profits in growing chor rio. Mr. Johnson had 00 cherry trees on a spaco 180x108 fcot, and has sold over $500 worth of cherries from theso trees, in addition to thoso used for homo use. Salem's Public Buildings. Major C. F. Cramor, superintend ent of construction of tho now federal building, Salem, Or., says that tho great stool striko in tho East will not delay work on tho building. Tho stool work had boon shipped from tho mills before tho difficulties began. Tho stone and brick work on tho walls is going on steadily, but an increased forco of men will bo needed to com ploto tho building within thocontraot timo. From Yale to Idaho. Dr. Jay Q. Eldridgo, a member of tho Yale faculty, has .resigned his position to accept tho chair of mod ern languages at tho University of Idaho. An Extravagant Custom. In the Austrian court It is contrary to custom for perishable articles to appear twice on the Imperial table. The result Is large perquisites for the attendants. To one man fall all uncorked bottles; to another the wine left in the glnsses; to another the Joints, and to another still the game or the sweets. Every morning a sort of market Is held In tut basement of the palace, where the Vien nese come to purchase the remains. An Extravagant Custom. In the Austrian court It is contrary to custom for perishable articles to appear twice on the Imperial table. The result is large perquisites for the attendants. To ono man fall all uncorked b'ottlcs; to another the wine left In the glasses; to another the joints, and to another still' the game or the sweets. Every morning a sort of market Is held in the basement of the palace, where-the Visa nese come to purchase the remains. TftCONA, WASH., ADYERTISIM. X KNABEL, lx' Proprietor ot , THK fJKRMAN BAKERY AND COFFKK PAKI.OK8. Fresh Bread and Cakes dallr. Ornamental Cakes a specialty. Only tho best and purest lnnterlal uied In our Rakerjr. Bread delivered free toany purl of tho city. Telephone Park 701. 1117 Pacific Avenue.rfacoma, Washington. ROTHSCHILD & CO. Port Townscnd, Washington. 8IHPP1NO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Custom House Brokers and Stevedores. Established lO. Branch offices Tacoma and Bcuttlo. KENTUCKY LIQUOR CO. Peter 8iMidbcrg, Proprietor. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Fole agent for Guineas' Stout and Rasa' Ale, (Itend II ro. Bottling). Establlxhcd 188-1. Tele phone Main 699. 1140 Paclllo Avonuei 1139 Commerce St. Tacoma, Washington. TRY Frye Bruhn & Co. 131G Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash. Wholesale and Retail Butchers Meats furnished for Railroads and Steamboat Lines. TELEPHONE 43. TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE TRANSFER COMPANY. ORlce 102 Tenth St., Southeast corner of A. TACOMA, WASH. Hacks, Ci'jpas, Carriages, Baggags Wagons At All Hours. Pansengcra and Baggage transferred from rcsldeuecs and hotels to and from all boats and trains. Hand your checks for baggage to our mesriiger, who will meet you on all Incom ing trains and boats. First class Livery. Open allnlght. All rigs marked "T. C. & 11. T. Co." Grand Central Hotel. W. W. HARMON, Lcssco and Mgr. Headquarters for Lumbermen Miners and Tourists. First class bar In connection. 1211-1213 Paclllo Avenue. TACOMA, Wash- Tacoma Trunk Factory. Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases and Telescopes. REPAIRING DONE. 730 Pacific kit. Tacoma, Wash. HUNT & MOTTET CO. Dealers In General Hardware MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES. 1601-1603-1506 Pacific Avenue TACOMA, WASH. , TAOOMA GARMENT MANUFACTURING GO. 809 Commerce Street. Custom Shirts and Pants, Aprons, Etc. Ladles' Shirt Waists and Skirts a Specialty. Mail Orders Promptly Attended Ti. PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS H. ANDERSON, Proprietor. Umbrellas and Parasols Made to Order, Recovered and Repaired. Canes Repaired. 1H Third St., Bit. Yamhill ti. Tayltr. Phone Black 964 PlftlUsI, Irtgll. W. C. HOLMAN. Dealer In Agricultural Implements Wagons, Buggies, Etc. 210, 212, 214 Front Street. Oor. Salmon, TORTLAND, OREGON. Pendleton Roller Mills W, 8. BYERS, Proprietor. Daily Capacity 800 Battels; Manufacturers ot Blue Ribbon and Dyers' Best Flour, Bran and Shorts. Rolled Barley always on Hand. Pendleton, Oregon E. H. M00REH0USE CO. INCORPORATED. Wall Paiir, Frama and Boom MaiMings, Paints, Oils, Vanishes, llass, Brushes, Etc. 305 ALDER ST., Near Fifth, " Both 'Phones. Portland, Oregon. 5iANO SOAP AND CH ilssssssssssMlssssssssssssssssssssssss& PORTLAND, OREGON, ey Hatters and Furnishers Sole Agents for KNOX HATS BUFFUM & PENDLETON 94 Third Street. PORTLAND, ORE. Etna Life Insurance Co. OF HARTFORD. The largest nnd strongest company In the world Accident and Health Insurance. AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Accident Department, Hartford, Conn. CHAS. A. McCARGAR, General Agent." 318 Falling Building. Portland, Or. A Splendid Opportunity. People who have only a small income can secure lots in the fnest localities In the city of Portland. The Hawthorne Estate it offering special Inducements in prices and terms. Ii you have a few dollars you can buy a lot and double your money in a short time. Call on or address R. L. CATG, Agent, 310 Chamber ot Commerce. 'Phono Oak 1004 J. L. MARTIN & CO. M. V. Telephone 1252. Farms anil City Property for 8alo and Ex cIiiwikc Flro Insurauco in the licit Companies, tariru tracts of Washington and Oregon Tim ber Lands bonxht and sold. Ktrlct attention Klven to inro of property for non-residents. 201 Sjkcs Block. 241 llonnepln Ave., Minneapolis, Minnesota. FINK WI.NKH, MQVOItS ASD CIGARS rniVATE FAMILY IIOOMS THE GLISAN AUOUST WAONER 415 Gllsan Street, Corner Tenth ' PORTLAND, OREQON. LIPPINCOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A FAMILY LIBRARY The Best In Current Literature 12 Complete Novels Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.50 PER YEAR ; 25 CTS. 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