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TELE XEW AGKB& PORTLAND, OKEGON.
5 TOPICS OF )
r5 77wes.
Tho MctlimllHts lire trying to raise
$120,000,OUO. So n ru wo.
Tlio Ohio tiinti will p'.oiixc lt clown
and give tlio Iowa iiiuii a clmncc.
After tlio KIiik of Klani 1ms Innpcct
cd the United .Slates ho may signify a
di'Mlro to ho it nn ox oil.
A little HpankliiK now nml then Is Just
nn neooHsary, It seenm. In the White
House ub In any other.
The cahlnet l maintaining Its record
for tiioiiiuors with one-Hyllahle nnincH.
tJage U Hucceoded by Shaw.
The government of New Zealnnd,
when It eame to the bridge, decided to
croHH on an American Htructtiro.
Lucy Page Oaston HiicIm that cigar
ette are adulterated. Evidently they
are trying hard to make elgarettoti bet
ter. When there Is talk of n cabinet vn
cancy every man In Iowa tttarts percep
tibly and wearH his hand tucked Into
bio vent.
Ho long an they keep Alfred Aimtln
olT tho work, tho revision of Kngland's
national anthem will not bo viewed
with alarm.
Ituly'H commercial Invasion of Amer
ica, now that o think of It, may be
reckoned among tho HiiccesHful affairs
of that kind.
King Kdward has decided that there
will bo no court Jester at tho coronation
ceremonies. Waiting so many years for
tho crown Is u serious matter.
Prof. .lacipies I.oeb of tho University
of Chicago has an elixir that holds off
death ftom sea urchin's eggs. This
ought to bo a great thlng-for sen
urchins.
When tho new telephone servlco
which will enable talkers to see each
other while conversing comes Into use,
will It lo necessary to cross tho wires
for cross-eyed patrons?
A New York man has been paying his
wife's alimony In postage stamps of tin
negotiable denominations, which sug
gests that the champion mean man
would better look to his laurels.
Tho Hmperor of (lerinany recently
talked In eight languages during one
day. Still, that Isn't much. A neighbor
who iHiimdi'd IiIm thumb tho other even- A
lug used cloven In about four bccodikA
Tho fa bio of tho dog who lost his
piece of meat in trying to reach for tho
larger piece which ho saw rettected In
tho st renin below him Is respectfully
referred to the notice of tho I'anaina
company otllclals.
Congress will use the District of Co
lumbia as a sort of experimental sta
tion for divorce reform, A law Is to bo
formulated for tho district which shall
lervo us a national model. There Is call
for great wisdom In tho making of such
o law.
According to some persons, Marconi
Is either suffering from a diseased
Imagination or given to unbridled men
dacity. According to history, Fulton,
Kdlsou and a long lino of other plonovrs
In tlio Held of Invention weio once re
garded as crazv or worse.
ItepreseutatlvoKddy's statement that
there are not a dozen men In Congress
who, on a strict salary basis, could com
mand from private corporations or In
terests tho salary tho government pays
them Is no sign that any member Is to
Introduce a bill for tho reduction of
Congressional pay.
Chinese diplomats broke over nu old
tradition when they attended a dinner
given by Minister Conger, In which
American women participated. Former
ly It was considered degrading to dluo
with foreign women. When the Chinese
nobles expose themselves to captivatlou
by tho charm of American womanhood
It la easy to see a tlulsli for tho musty
traditions of centuries.
Tlio Rtilitniirlne bout, tlio Fulton, re
cently remained sixteen hours under
as ninny feet of water. Its oltleeru mid
crew snent tlio time In entire comfort,
unaware of tlio great gale that was
blowing ntiove. If the International
Association to Prevent tieaslckiiess
would only contrive attachments by
which tho llfo-hoats on ocean liner
might take susceptible imseiiK'ers down
to the bottom of tho sen while storm
mgo above, and bring them buck
alive, Its claim of practical utility
would bo no longer questioned.
There was never nn Innocent and Im
proving pastime, suitable alike to the
learned and tho laity, to compare In
genuine fun and literary pnult with
the spelling "bee," 80 general haa be
come the vice of bad orthography that
signs multiply In favor of a revival of
tho "bee." There will be a little moro
dllllculty than of old In agreeing upon
a standard, but the words spelled moro
ways than 0110 aro comparatively few
and not important. Teachers of spell
ing, the few that remain In the schools,
should Ik tlio llrst to encourage tlio
Jolly "bee" and are liable not to bo tho
last to be spelled down,
Tho new Hny-Pnuiicofoto treaty ro
moves tho diplomatic obstacles which
hindered the const Miction of a canal
acrons the continent, In Central Ameri
ca. The report of the canal eomni s
kIoii iiicsents the Judgment of experts
that the Mcaragtian loulo Is the best.
The attitude of Congiess promises
prompt ai'tlun. So the connecting of
the Atlantic and l'aclllc Oceans, which
has been a dream of adventurous splr
Its for centuries, approaches realiza
tion. The enterprise, when begun, will
have behind It the resources of a great
nation: and the canal, when completed,
will be the property of the I'nlted
.States, operated and controlled and Its
neutrality guaranteed by the United
States alone. That one nation should
spend two hundred million dollars, anil
probably more, In building n great pub
lic work In, the territory of another na
tion Is unprecedented. It Is Justllled
by the fact that the new waterway
will bring the commerce of the Pacific
coast ten thousand miles nearer the
ports of the Kastem coast. At pres
ent tho distance by water from San
Francisco to Cadiz Is less than the dis
tance to Now York. The cutting of
the canal will end this anomaly, and In
proportion to the length of the water
way will save to commerce n greater
distance than any other canal that
has been or could he built. Tho
canal will promote general peace
and International commerce. It will
bo open to the ships of all nations on
t(iinl terms, and will lighten tho cost
and lessen tho time of transportation
for all. The day which witnesses tho
turning of the first spadeful of earth
on tho cannl and the day on which tho
llrst vessel passes through It will be
historic days for the United States and
for tho whole world.
At last tho fool who rocked tho boat
has been run to cover, and the law has
Its hand on him. He Is the typical
practical Joker of a breed which on
April 1 puts pepper In tho baby's
mouth and gleefully yells "April fool!"
when tho child shrieks In agony. As
ho grows older he stretches a rope over
the sidewalk lit night, and his soul Is
lilted with delight as pedestrians cuino
to grief. If a teg or two Is broken
or u skull Is fractured ho Is always
sorry, and declares that ho was only In
fun and didn't mean to hurt anybody.
Then ho leaches tho age where ho
rocks a boat or drops a lighted match
Into the Fourth of July fireworks, and
he weeps bitter tears at tho funerals.
That brings us to Frank ltluohnrt, of
Ilagerstown, Md and the time Is Aug
ust. A merry party. Including ltluo
hnrt and Mary Flurrock, wore rowing.
Itluehart was a born "cut up." He
wanted to give tho ladles a good scare,
and rocked tho tioat. He was Im
plored to desist, and answered It by u
violent rocking, at tho same time roar
ing with amusement. Then tho bont
capsized, and all wero rescued with tho
exception of Miss Flnfrock. Her body
was
recovered two dnys Inter. Mr.
Itluolinrt felt very badly about It
Ho
-'was also vexed when ho was Indicted
for manslaughter. Tho Jury deliberat
ed for -il hours, was unable to agree,
mill there Is to lie another trial soon.
Whether a conviction Is reached or not
tho case should bo a lesson to practical
Jokers. It should even peuotruto tlio
Intellect of L. It. Spalding, of Tuft
villi', Vt., who sent a noto to his wife,
telling her that ho would never lie
seen again alive. Ho wanted to seo
how she would take the news of his
death. It was not so much of a Joke
as nil experiment. After ponds had
been dragged and Mrs. Spalding's mind
hail been wrecked so that It Is doubtful
If she Is ever sane again, the Jovial
husband was found playing checkers
with a friend. Ho Is very sorry.
Orcut HIiiKcrii OlT tlio HIuk.
1 remember how amused I was when
Mndiimo Kiimes told mo how capitally
Jean do lteszke, who undoubtedly Is
tho greatest of living tenors, Imitates
uulmiil sounds how lie "bow-wows,"
and "meows" with the sumo voice
which lias thrilled thousands. Also
how Kdouard do ltes.ke delights In
Imitating the sounds of various orches
tral instruments; but In order to do
this ho Is obliged to nsstimo tho pose
of tho player, so that If he Is Imitating
the sounds of a cello ho sits as If ho
had tho Instrument between bis knees
and were drawing n bow across the
Imaginary strings. As for I'laiieou,
whenever he and the prima donna htcp
out upon tho stage together he al
ways whispers to her Just as they aro
leaving tho wings, "Now they are go
ing to sec tho two most beautiful
noses In tho compnuy." NVohihh'h
Home Companion.
A Hurst or Oeiieroslly,
A man from Dimedlii oneo visited
(the town of) Wellington. An Irish
friend Insisted upon the visitor staying
at his house Instead of at a hotel, and
kept him there tor a month, playing
tho host In detail, even to treating htm
to the theaters and other amusoiueiits,
paying all the cab' fares, ami tho rest.
When the visitor was returning to
nunedln, tho Irlshntansaw tilui ilown
to tho steamer, and they went Into tho
saloon to havo a parting drink,
"Whnt'll you have," asked tho host,
continuing his hospitality to tho very
last.
"Now, look herw," wild tho mau from
ntiucdlu, "I'll hue line niolr o' this.
Here ye'vo been kivpln mo at ycr
hoose for a month an' payln' for a'
tho theaters nu' cabs an' drinks I tell
yo I'll Min uae malr o' It! We'll Just
hao n toss for thts ouol" Scotsman.
IVImt 1'nuperluin Goat.
Knglhnd spends 8,-ICKMXH) a year on
her paupers, Scotland tKkl,(HX), Ireland
1,-HK(HK), Franco spends less than
n.&oo.im
Hvery woman admits, In telling of
some other woman's troubles with her
husband, that the other woman docs
uot uso enough sugar.
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C. L. MELLQUIST, Prok?
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KOMI-mtO'.Jj'
C1UAKS...J?
Corner Depot Hlreet Bint vlSfe
Ji-fformin Axeniie, LA GRANDE, OR.
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
OF
EASTERN OREGON IS
..M. A. RADER..
Funeral Director mid Kmbalmor
I.ikIj- Assistant.
I'KMII.KTON
OKKUON
K. V. Ji'ini. Pi est. Y K. -Iut)i, Hcn'y and Trcns.
Till' iiiin K. Fell, Manager
Incorporated, 1B' Capital Htork, $10,000
PENDLETON
Woolen Mills
Manufacture ru of
FleeoeWool Blankets, Indian Robes
Cosslmcrcs, Flannels
Pondleton, Oro,
i
mllK CKI.KIIIIATKD COMJMIIIA liUHWKKY
AIMHWT HtlCIII.KIt, Prop.
TIiIm Meli-knowii hrouery In now turning out
tliti bent llrcranil I'nrli'riast of tliu Casciidcs.
Tlio In UM iijiiiiii(-t' for tlio iiinntifiicture ol
liooil lii-nltlilul lli-t-r luiw liven Introduced, mid
only the llrot-clucH article will bo placed on the
market.
Knot Ht-i'olid Street
TIIK I)AU.BH,0lt.
Dalles Laundry Go.
FIRST-CLASS WORK
at Hliort Notice
Gentlemen's Work a Specialty
I.omt I'lionn 34 t
I.uiiff Ulatmic V03
TMn DALLES, OREGON
Uv
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR
4 .1, ,. , .
General Forwarding
AMI
Commission Merchant.
Otrli on and Warehouses at
RAILROAD AND STEAA1ER DEPOTS
Woo) hiiiidllni: ourNiu-i'lalt).
Drain IhiukIiI ami old.
Columbia
Brewery
Th
Oolobralad
AUGUST UUCHLER, Propr.
Of tlio product of thM m-U-kunwn lirowery,
tint Cntti-d Hime Health Heporla for Juno 'JS,
l'.u, )i: "A mortmuporlor brow never entered
tho latiratoryof tlio I'liltcd Htali-a Ileal III lie
port". It l alMlulely devoid of tho llKhtet
trni'ool adulteration, out on tho other hand U
composed of the lcl of malt and cholcem of
hop. llHtouloipialltlcaaroof tholilKhrft,aud
It can liu lined Villli tho urcatekt lioueflt and
tatlifactlnu by old and younc, Ita into can con
M'lentlotudy (hi proorlWd by tho pliyMi-lan,
vllli tluMorUlniy that a better, purer or mora
w imiciome ooverngu count not ponsiwy do
found "
Eamt Smoond 9t THE DALLES, OR.
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.
LIPPINCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A Family Library
Ttw Btst in Current Littratvrt
12 Compuctc Novels Yearly
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
$2.60 per year; 25 cts. a copy
NO CONTINUED STORIES
EVERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITVELr
LEADING BUSINESS FIRISVpF
MONTANA ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHES THAT WEAR
nml arc lit to wear, bear oar label,
Barters' Coats,
Waiters' Jackets
ami Aprons
Cans & Klein,
HELENA AND BUTTE, MONTANA.
HEtiRMAM & CO
Furniture and Carpets,
201-203 Broad way.
Undertakers and Embalmers,
ISO Broadway,
Trlrplionn 340. 11KI.KNA, BIONT.
Messier
Brewery...
BREWERS AND BOTTLERS
01 Hlgh-Grado Beers,
Holona, - Montana
CAM. AT TIIK
Ke,rau.dI Fine Photographs
Wc havo all thn latent styles In Mount.
llrliiK your Kodak work and got prlcoi.
kTPI I PD 137UN.Mulii8tri-.it,
lUL,L,L,l., 0pl. P. O. Helena, Stunt.
T. L GARLAND,
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER
364 Morrison Street.
Developing, Printing,
and Mounting
For Amateurs
A Specialty
Largest Selection -of Pacific
Coast Views.
Bromldo Enlargements
Phone Hood "PC.
Magic Cell Food
I Naturo'i remedy. Rpcaki for ltolf. We
tako coniumptlvei alter they have bean
given tip by pli)lcln and their friend,
put them on their feet In a few ilayi with
renewed MreiiKtli, did rful and happy. It
M clean and regulate! tho tomach and low
u; cureian cnroniaiiiieaiia.
Call and eo
u: no aro nero 10 bib), ion wiuouaur
prlied w lien you learn what cure wo aro
maklm: In Portland. Two eck treatment,
prleo 11.00. Call or addreu,
MAGIC CELL FOOD CO.
I 304 MADISON ST.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
u: o aro here to itay.
1011 wlllbotur
Ooata You SOc Pon.Wook
Arthur D Marshall
Reml Estmte
and Mortgmgm Lomnm
Farmm and Tim am? Land.
Imvaatmmnta mute and prmpmHy
limndlmd tar nan rmaldmtUm.
aat-S Third SI. Portland, Or
Ask Your Dealer For
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Oregon
Shopj line
and union Pacific
Depart
TIME SCHEDULES
Poitltnd. Or.
ARRtTI
Chicago
1'nrtlnnd
8prcll
8:00 nm.
tU
Huntington,
Suit take, Denrer,
Ft. Worth.Umaliit,
Knnsai Uitr, St.
Ixiiils,Ulilci;oanil
Katt.
4:30 p.m.
M'ftntlo
Exrtt
8:C0 p.m.
via
Huntington.
ll(i WrIIix 1tIi.
toii,8pokne,Mln.
i'Iiolli,Kt. I'Mil,
Dnlutli, MIIwru
kee,Ulili'Ko.t.KMt t: 10 a. m.
St. rul
t Mull
C;13 p. m.
via
EpoLana
Ealt Lake. Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omalis,
Kansai City, St.
Umls.Ciilcicoaiid
7:00 a.m.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
FItOM 1'OItTLAND.
.Wp.m.
Alt nailing datei
tubject to chango
For Fan Francisco
ball every 6 day
4:00 p.
Dnllr
Kx.Uiinday
fclOUP.m.
fcaturday
luioo p. m.
Columbia Rltar
Sliimirt.
To A Mori and Way
Landing!.
4 00 p. m.
Kx. Sunday
6:45 a.m.
Moil., Wed,
and Irl.
Wlll.nnllt Rltir.
AVater pcrmlttlni;,
4:30 p.m.
Rx. Hunday
Ortcon city, New.
berg, 8lein, Indc-
pviulelire, Coryal
ll and Way Land.
Iiiei.
7:00 a.m.
Tuei.. Tlinr.
and Hat.
Wlllamtll and Yam
hill KUtrt.
8:30 p. m.
Mon., Wed.
and Hrl.
nmvr permuting.
OrcKou City, Day.
frit, . .C IU l.&tiil.
Illglk
I.r. niparla
4:0An. m.
Dally except
Monday.
Snake River,
lllparta to Lottliton
I.v.I.erliton
7:00 a. m.
Dally except
Monday.
A. L. CRAIG,
General 1'aiaenger Agent. Portland, Or.
V. A. 6CIIII.I.IN0, City Ticket Aiscnt.
Third and Waililngton Btreeta.
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Route
Leim'i Portland 8:30 a. m., 7 p. m.
" Alliany 12:3U p. in., 10:30 p. m.
Arrives Ashland Vi:3.i a. in., 11 ::s a. in.
Facramonto 6 p. in., i:afi a. in.
11 Kan Frnnclco7:4 p. 111., H:15 u. m.
11 linden liM a. m., 11 M n. in.
Demur 0 a. in., Da. in.
" Kaimaa Cltr 7:il 11. m., 0.30 a. m,
" ChlcHgn 7; a. in., 0::to n. m.
" Ixjb Aiigclva 1:'.M p. in., 7 a. m.
" Kl l'llxoU p. in,, dp. in.
" Fort Worth fi:so a. m.. 0:30 p. m.
11 City ot Mexico 0 -M a. in., i:X a. m.
11 lluuiton 4n. in.. 4 a. in.
" Nuw (irU'iini a-.'h p. in,, 0:SA a. in.
" WaahliiKtou 6:12 a. m., 6-A1 a. in.
" New York Vi'Ai p. in,, 12;U p. in.
Pullman and Tnurlit cara on both train
Chair caraKNCramento to Ok'den and Kl Paio,
and tourlat cum to Chlcano, Ht. LouU, New Ur.
leans and WasliliiKton.
Cannectlin; at mi Francisco with sorerat
lima lor Honolulu, Japan, China. Philippines,
miiirai aim cuiiui America.
R m. MILLER, O. P. A.,
Portland, Orogon
WHITE COLLAR LINE
Portland -Astoria Route
STEAMER "BAILEY OATZERT"
Dally round trips except Sunday,
Tim Card.
I.eave Portland..
lavo Astoria,. ........ ,...m. .......
..7 A. M
-7 P. M
The Dalles-Portland Route
STEAMER "TAHOMA."
Between Portland, The Dalles and
Way Points.
Tim Card.
Ltavo Portland Tues. Thurs. and Sat 7 A. M
Arrive 1 ha Dalles, same day ......... 6 P. M
Leate The Dalles, Sun. Wed. and Frl 7 A. M
Arrive Portland, same day 4 P. M
(HP-Thls route has thegrattdest scenlo attrac
tions on earth.
Landings Foot of Alder St., Portland, Oregon.
Both 'phones Main 331.
JOHN M. F1I.LOON. Agt..The Dalles.
A. J.TAYLOK, Agl., Astoria.
J. C. W YA IT, Aat., Vancouver.
WOLVOKD A VYKR, Agts., Whlta Salmon.
PKATIIF.lt A llAHNKri, Agts., Hood River.
K. W. ClUOllTON. Agt.. Portland.
THE HOUSE FURNISHING GO.
(Incorporated.)
Manufacturers of
Woven Wire Mattresses.
Carpets, Portlers, Mugs, Ijico Curlalnt,
Bhades. Furniture, Wall Paper, Picture
Frame, Mattrtifc., llcddiug.
UndertaklnganU embalmings specialty
Stores at Albany and Salem. Ore.
Factory at Albany, Ure.
Uuonio Temple, Albany, Obkqon.
IJY ItAII, AM) IVATKIt.
A
RIVER RAILROAD CO.
-jv-
li siiEii Passenoer Ins ooilt
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
nKTWI.EN
Portland, Astoria Seaside
Leaves
Union Depot
Portland
For Maygerf, Haiti.
Icr.Cliitskanlc
WeMport, Clifton,
Astoria, Warren
ton, Flavel, Oi'iir
liartParkandbca side.
Astoria A Pcahore
Kxprcss Dally.
Astoria Kxprcss
Dally.
Arrives
Union l)c)ot
Portland
8:00 a.m.
11:10 a. n.
:4p. in.
(l;fSp. m.
2;30p.in.
Dally except Saturday.
(Saturday only.
Ticket office, 255 Morrison street, and Union
depot. Port.au.. j. c. UAY,
Ccn. Pass. Agent, Astoria, Or.
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. SHAVER,
Will leave Portland, foot ol Washington fit..
Ruuday, Tuesday ami 'Ihurnluy evening at t
o'clock, for S-anvIc Island, Bt. Helens, Oaplcs,
Deer Islnnd, Martins, Knlatnn, Ncer City.
Itanlcr.Mt. Collin, Mager, Htclln, Oak Point,
Freeinans, Mani!aulllo,Clattkalile and all way
landing.
nBST OF EVERYTHING"
In a word thli tells ot tho pas
seiigcr service via
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
Klght Trains Dally between Ht. Paal and
Chicago, comprising
Tim I.ntftat I'lillmnii Hlrnpnra,
l'tirrlcs Itliilni; Cara,
lalurury Hint UlianrvHtlon Cara,
tre lteellnliig Chulr Cara.
TUB TWKNTIKTH CKNTUIIY T11A1N
"THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED"
Itunn Every Day of tho Year.
The Finest Train In the World
Electric Lighted Steam Heated
TO CHICAGO I1Y DAYUHHT.
The Iladcer Stato F.xpress. the finest Day Trsln
Running lletwecn Ht. Paul and Chlengo via.
the Hliort l.lue. Connections from lh
West made via.
The Northern Pacific,
Great Northern and
Canadian Pacific Railways
This Is also the best lino between Omaha, Ht
Paul and Minneapolis.
All Agents tell Tickets via "Tha Northwest
ern I.lne."
W. II. MEAD, General Agent.
II. L. SISLER, T. A.
34H Alilnr Street, Portland, Or.
..THE REGULATOR LINE..
Tho Dallas,
Portland & Astoria
Navigation Oc
COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY.
. i
8TKAMKHK
Dalles City and Regulator
'"V,!? COLUMBIA RIVER IfdaV1'
HrrwFuw
Portland, Cascade Locks,
Hood River and The Dalles.
For Information call on or addrvks
M. V. HARRISON, Agent,
Oak Ntrent Iluch, l'OKTl.A N 11, OK.
Oregon Fone 9H. Col. Fono Am.
Or W. C ALLAWAY, GenJ. Agtn
The Dallra. Or.
V. J. .SMITH, Trtv. Ag
TICKETS
TO AM.
Points East
VIA
4
Bhorteit and quicken Hue to
St. Paul, Duhith, Minneapolis, CMcaga
and all points East.
Throngh Palace and Tourist Sleepers. Slnlns
and Buffet Smoking Library Car.
Daily Trains; Fast Time; bVrvlce and
Scenery Unequaled.
For Rates. Folders and Full Information Re
garding Eastern Trip, call on or address
J. V. PHALON,
T. P. A.
H. DICKSON,
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