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THE NEW AGE, POBTIiAND. OREGON.
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A LB1NA FEMtY EXCHANGE
John Everson, Proprietor.
Dealer in
Choice Wlnci, Liquors and Cigars.
18 Alblna avenue, corner Hirer street.
Alblna, Oregon.
rplIK BAVAIIIA SALOON
A. II. Itt'tlOER, Prop.
Imported anil Domestic Wines, Liquor
and L'lgan. Weluhard's liecr.
Phone Oregon Dlask 19U
R. E. Corner Second and Oak Streets,
POIITLAND, OltECION.
pOUTLAND ROLMNO MILLS
Manufacturer! of
BAR IKON AND 8TEEL.
N. E. AVER, Manager.
Twenty-Second and Nlcolal Street.
vr C. NOON 1IAO CO.
Manufacturers and Importers of
JtAOB, TWINES. TENTS AND AW.VIN08,
FLA08 AND MINING HOSE.
Bagging Material. Canvas, Sail Making In all
ita Branches, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc.
S2-M N. First St. and 210-212-UU-216 Couch St.,
PORTLAND, OR.
TlLAZIEK BROS.
Club Rooms Second Floor
Wine Rooms, Concert, Pool and Billiard Hall
Oregon Phono Grant 71
343 Burnstde Ht.
PORTLAND ORECION.
71 AYES A SHOUT
ARTIBTIU PHOTOGRAPHERS.
New Studio
HfTtnh and Washington Street, Ore
Dresser's New Grocery.
B
ELDINQ BROS.
Dealers In
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
Spectacles, Etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK
WARRANTED.
45 Third St. Bet. Pino and Ash.
Old Gold and Silver Bough). Portland, Or.
pAGLE BAKERY. 'Phone Clay 214
II. A. Drammcr, Proprietor.
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, CONFECTIONERY.
Ornamental and Fiincy Cakes
to order.
Cor. Twelfth and Gllsan Streets.
T
HE WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY
Office; Seventeenth and FrontStreete.
Portland, Oregon.
D
AY A HENDERSON
All Kinds of
FOHNITUKE.
Practical Embalmers and Undertakers.
Order by telegraph filled
iiioue illicit ,
Cor. Willamette and7th8ts.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
IRIFI'IN HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and Retail Hardware.
BTOVE8 AND TINWARE.
Willamette Street,
EUGENE, OREQON
iNOW FLAKE SALOON
0. PETERSON, Prop.
The Choicest Brands of Wines, Liquor
and Cigars. Prh ate Rooms.
3t0 Burnslde Street, Corner Fourth,
PORTLAND, 0R2Q0N.
qillB EXCHANGE.
George Bebeckl.
WNE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARS.
WEINHARD'8 BEER.
101 Third Street North.
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ALL AT 331 FIRST ST,
Fer Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Dally,
A Fresh Line of Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Etc.
MRS. E. N. BUCHANAN. Proprietress.
CHARLES A. LUPAB, Attorney and Conn.
selor-at-Law. Room 629 Chamber of Com
merce. Practice In all Federal and State
Courts. Portland, Oregon.
J. Boeder. N. Marquert
SEVENTH & OLISAN EXCHANGE.
Choice Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Bollwood
Tker. Phone Clay m. 115 N. 7lh St., Portland
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EW YORK HAT CO.
MANUFACTURING HATTKR8.
Hat Dyed, Cleaned, Blocked and Trimmed.
Latest htyle Hats In Stock and Made to Order.
Union Hatters. Pnone Clay 726.
14.! Fifth 8lrcet.
PORTLAND, OREQON
GRANGER'S ARCADE
30, 3a, 34 North Sixth Street,
Corner Couch.
...BILLIARDS AND POOL...
Ladles' and OcRta' Reading Room
E. H. SPRANO.ER, Prop.
Oregen Phone Main 754. Columbia Phone 754
Portland, Oregon.
Baggage and Omnibus Transfer
...COMPANY...
Office 8. W, Cor. Fonrth and 8tark Sts.
Telephone '639. PORTLAND, ORKQON.
Exchange Your Clucks With Messenger
,sjo Trains and Order Carriages or Coupes.
Baggage checked at resi
dence to any destination.
Branch Offices, Hotel Portland; United
Carriage Co., Seventh and Taylor.
L. H. ADAMS, Mgr.
OTEHNKEN & JULIEN-
Wholcsate and rcatall grocer, S12-3U Burn
slde street, corner Sixth, Portland, Or. Tele
phone, Oregon Black 2932, Columbia 666.
rOIIN KKI.I.Y
General Iurancc Agent. Fire and Marine.
Scottish Union A National Ins. Co., Edinburg
and London; Western F. and M. Assurance Co.,
Toronto, Can. 82) Third St., Columbian Bldg.
n R. MILLER. Oregon 'Phone Clay 762.
' PHOTOGRAPHER.
227K Washington St. Portland, Oregon.
THE BELL BALOON. , Nate Bolomon, Mgr.
Phone Ore. Main 617. 'Phone Col. 229.
Hot Lunch served every evening from 9:30 to
1:30. 336 Washington Street. Portland, Ore.
A RMORY CANTEEN. Aug. Eschlc, Prop.
Northeast corner Tenth and Couch Sts.
Ore. 'Phone Hood 605. Portland, Oregon.
mllE TRANSCONTINENTAL HOUSE.
J. J. Engelhardt, Proprietor.
773 Savler Street. Portlnad, Orel on
1 NDERSON A JOHNSON
Dealers In
FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIOARP.
Gambrlnus Lager Beer on Draught.
187 Third 8troet. Phone, Black 963
Branch
828 Washington Street. Phone, North 336.
Portland, Oregon.
mllE TOTEM.
First class In every respect.
Headquarters for Ola Kentucky Home Club
Whiskey and Schlltx Milwaukee Beer.
Family entrance on West Park St.
8S0 Morrison street. Phone, Hood 717.
A, CLOSE, Manager.
P. F. HALL.
Cor. Commercial and Stanton Sts., Portland
Ore. Wines, Liquors and Fine Cigars. Orcgou
Phono Pink 41S.
V. M. PRESTON.
GROCERIES Free tlclUcry to all parts or the
City. VMl Ijirrabcu Ht., corner Hnssalo.
Portland, Or. 'Phono Boo It 871.
NEIL O'HARE.
Oceanic Exchange. Choice Wines, Liquors
and Cigars. Free Lunch.
Cor. Russell and Breudle Sts., Portland, Or.
C. DAVIDSON.
New and Pecond Hand Clothing, Booti and
Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Jewelry and Tools
bought, sold and exchanged. Highest price
paid for all kinds ol valuable goods, at 87 N.
Third St. and 44 Third St., Portland, Oregon.
'Phones Clay 613, Green 477. Tailoring, Dyeing,
Cleaning and Repairing done on short notice.
i MERICAN BAKERY.
Gns Mankerts, Prop.
All Kinds of Bread. Cakes and Plea. Home
made Bread a Specialty. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
600 Williams Ave.
Portland, Or.
mllE TOTEM.
First-class In every respect.
Headquarter for Old Kentucky Home (Jlub
Whiskey andSchlltz Milwaukee Beer.
Family entrance on West Park St.
A. CLOSE, Manager.
JONTE
CARLO 8AI.00N.
Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Etc.
Latest Hrnnda.
HAOGBLOM CARLSON, Proprietor.
Cor. Eighth and Gllsan Streets. Private Room
entrance on Eighth Street.
mUEES
BEE SUPPLIES SPRAY PUMPS
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SEEDS HKK1M
DUEL!, LAMBERSON'S B0N8
SEEDSMEN,
180-183 Front St., Portland, Oregon
Poultry supplies Garden Hose Fertilizer!
CALL AT
171 North Sixth Street,
For the Latest Brands of Cigars and all
kinds of fruits when in season.
C. M. PENNELL, Prop.
Call at 211 Third Street for
Fine Candies. Fresh Fruits every day.
The very Latoat Brands of Cigars.
M. A. CLOW, Prop.
mllE CABINET RESTAURANT.
George Jones,' Proprietor.
Open from 6 a. in. to 1 a. m. Private room lor
Ladles. I.uucht put up fur Travelers.
Phone North 441.
232 Yamhill 8t near Second
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P. JONES.
CIOARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
1SS Sixth Street, , ,
Between Qllsau and Hoyt. Portland, Oregon
F
OR BARGAINS CALL ON
II. B, QOLDMAN.
Dealer In New and Fecond-Hand Clothing,
Gents' Furntshlugs. Hats, Caps, Hoots, Hhois,
Blankets, Irunks, Valises. Tools. Etc. Cast-Off
Clothing bought and exchanged, C6 North
Third St., bet. Davis and Everett, Portland. Or
Telephone Brown 423.
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QUARK DEALINQ 18 OUR MOTTO.
NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE.
Bromberg A Co., Proprietor.
We buy, sell, trade or lend moner on Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry and Articles ol Every Des
cription, llsrgalns in unredeemed pledges for
cash or installments, Phone Red as No. ICO
Third St., bet. Ajorrlson and Yamhill, Portland
A First Class Market.
WILLARD, EHRMAN & CO
3C4 Washington Street.
DEALERS IN ALL KIND9 OF MEATS.
Free delivery to all parts of the city. Oregon
Grant 1411. Columbia Telephone 128.
A. E. aSIEdEL.
Dealer in all kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Butter, Chttu, Eggs, Etc
Ham and Bacon a Specialty.
Pfconc, day 584. 95 N. Sevcnta St
MILLIONAIRE AT 28.
GEORGE MEGREW AND HI8 RISE
IN THE WORLD.
He Wan a Denver Cash Boy In 1881,
Later Hustled for n Living In Wash
Ington, 1). C, and la Now a Partner
of Andrew CarneRle.
George Mcgrew, formerly purchasing
agent of the Carnegie Company, In fact
one of Jnrncgic'8 "thirty young part
ners," has recently chosen Cleveland as
his home.
The old saying that "truth Is stranger
than uctlou" was never more clearly
proved than in tho life story of this
young man.
A man who, though not yet 30 years
of age, Is a millionaire.
A man whose eurly life has been so
strenuous that already he Is seeking to
regain his health, long ago shattered by
hard work.
It Is not often that the world Learn
of a young fellow only 28 years old,
who retires on an annual lucomo of
$35,000, the principal of which wan
largely made through his own efforts.
But such a man Is George Megrcw.
Mr. Megrew came to Cloveland a
short time ago from Pittsburg. He had
often visited in this city, aud decided
that here was the spot that would In
time seem the most like home to him,
for be It known that Mr. Megrcw is a
bachelor, and rather alone In the world,
as far as relatives go, although he has
hosts of friends, for ho Is a charming
man to meet, and makes friends every
where. After duo consideration ho decided to
purchase a home at tho corner of Euclid
and ItOHcdnlc avenues.
Hero Mr. Megrew hns mado for him
self an extremely beautiful and at tho
sumo, time a comfortable home.
Mr. Megrew has always been n work
er nt that. His success, that has como
to him so early in life, Is not duo to
luck. Almost nt tho beginning of llfo
ho litis had to look out for himself, nnd
the homo he has just completed on
Euclid nvenuo Is tho first "real" homo
ho has known since ho was a tiny chnp
of three summers.
Of courso Mr. Megrow Is an Ohio
man. He was Dora in wooster, wayne
County, In tho year of '73.
When only 8 years of ago ho was
working as cash boy In n dry goods
storo In Denver. At the age of 11 ho
wan hustling for a living In Washing
ton, D. 0. In the capital ho sold papers
and did odd Jobs. One day ho mot a
man who, after buying a paper, stopped
a moment and spoke kindly to the lad.
The man was Congressman McKlnlcy.
Ho at ouco took a liking to young Mo-
grow and offered to secure for him a
pageship In tho house. This the boy re
fused, for ho wanted to go to school.
In 1888 Megrew's grandfather died
nnd tho lad went to Wooster to attend
tho funeral. Hero he met II. 0. Krick,
who, taking a decided liking to Megrow
Just us Mr. McKlnlcy did offered
him a clerkship In his oilico, which was
accepted. When Krlclc became chair
mail of tho Carnegie Company ho trans
ferred Megrew to tho olllces of that
concern an nsslstaut to tho cashier.
Then began Mr. Megrew's career. Ily
steady application to business ho won
tho respect of his superior and within
a short tlmo was promoted. Soon moro
promotions came to the hard-working
youth, until In 181)3 he was given an in
terest In the Carnegie Company ns a
Christmas gift, with the position of
purchasing agent
This position carried n salary of
$7,000 a year, and Mr. Megrew held It
until tho fall of 1000, at the time of tho
controversy regarding tho "Ironclad
agreement."
For several years his health had been
falling, and for tho past year Mr. Me
grew Iioji been seeuing to regain his
hoalth. Hut ho has not been "Idling
the time away" by any manner of
means. He U interested In real estnto
In Pittsburg, nnd his Interests In tho
big steel corporation require much of
his time.
Then, too, Mr. Megrow Is deeply Inter
ested In church work, and ho does a
great deal of work along charitable
lines, taking a particular Interest In the
nowbboys, for this young millionaire
never forgets the days of his boyhood
when ho sold papers on tho streets of
Washington.
In his beautiful new hone Mr. Mo
grew has many mementoes of famous
men of this country who are numbered
among his friends. In the hall ho hns
banging a drawing by Chartran of tho
late President McKlnley, made In Cuii
ton, besides an Inscribed picture of tho
artist himself, Mr. Megrew has also in
numerable leters of great value. One of
which Mr. Megrew Is particularly fond
Is from Mr. Carnegie personally, prais
ing him for bis work, and telling him of
his selection as one of the young part
ners la the great steel corporation.
Cleveland Leader.
CALL8 LONDON SQUALID.
Architect Makea Invidious Compari
sons with Other Cities.
A candid friend of London has ap
peared In the person of Mr. Trevail,
the new president of the Society of
Architects. In his presidential address
at St James Hall Mr. Trevail said:
"Tho Impression that always palls
upon one when returning from either
the European or American continents
to London Is the wretchedly narrow
and lnslgnlflcant-looklng streets, with
their low, mean, small shops and dwell
ings by contrast with what we have
Just left behind us. It Is of little Inter
est to be told how many hundreds of
miles of the same sort of thing Lon
don contains, more than does any other
metropolis In Christendom or elsewhere.
"The fact still remains In your mind
In a general sense that London looks
squalid and miserable by comparison,
and that feeling affects one for days,
until he onco moro gets seasoned Into
tho old haunts nnd relapses Into that
comfortable frame of mind that after
all even the Strand aud Chancery Lauo
or Fleet street and Ludgate Circus,
with all their advertising abominations,
look at least familiar and homely!
"Take tho city of London. It may
novo some of the finest commercial
palaces In the world, rivaling those of
old Venice herself; but look how they
nro huddled togetherl Thcro Is posi
tively not the space to appreciate their
design, their proportions or their detail.
Compare the Chnmps Elysees, Place do
la Concorde, or the boulevards of Paris
with our best streets and squares, and
where are we?
"Or, say, Ihe Rlngstrasse of Vienna,
or tho Boulevard Andrnssy at Buda
pest or, carrying our thoughts across
tho Atlantic, to Broadway, Fifth ave
nue, Itlvcrslde, and Central Park, New
York; tho Commonwealth avenue,
Boston; Victoria square, Montreal;
East avenue, Rochester; Delaware ave
nue, Buffalo; Drcxcl boulevard, Wash
ington boulevard, or State street, Chi
cago; Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, or dozen.: nf others that might bo
named. Alongside of these our Strand,
our Whitehall, our Victoria streets, Bo
gent street, Plcndllly, Park lane, Ox
ford Btreet, etc., arc but wretched apol
ogies for what leading streets and thor
oughfares should be.
"If we except the Thames embank
ment, Shaftesbury avenue, and tho now
thoroughfare that Is about to be mado
between tho Strand and Holborn," said
Mr. Trevail, according to tho London
Mail, "nothing of an adequate scalo to
tho size nnd Importanco of this metrop
olis has yet been attempted. With the
dilapidated, rickety, old ramshackle
properties that we sec In sonio of tho
best nnd most central pnrts of London,
what Is wanted'iR a gcnernl rebuilding
and Improvement scheme fixed after
mature deliberation by a competent
central authority specially constituted
by parliament, after consultation with
tho chief local authorities and perhaps
tho representative societies of architec
ture, sculpture and engineering, with a
special regard to Its qualifications nnd
fitness for tho purpose.
"This would bo merely following the
example that has been set In such capi
tals ns Paris, Vienna and Washington."
A beo will carry twice Its own weight
In honey or wax.
The thirty-four biggest estates la
Britain average 183,000 acres aptcco.
Champagne has 12.2 per cent of alco
hol and goosoberry wlno 11.8 per cant.
Italy owns tho thrco largest churches
In tho world St Peter's, Homo, tho
Duomo, Milan, nnd St Paul's, at Homo,
rlan Hallway, a distance of 032 miles,
there Is only ono town deserving tho
nnmo Krasnoalrs with a population
of 28.000.
Wasps may often bo observed detach
Ing from fences, boards or any old
wood tho fibres which they afterward
manufacture into papier macho,
Flro losses In England amount to 02Mi
per cent of nil premiums paid.
An India rubber treo gatherer In Bra
zil averages sixteen pounds of Julco
dally.
Since tho foundation of tho Alplno
Club the death rate from mountain ac
cldentH has averaged less than 4 per
cent a year out of Uvo hundred nictn
1M.T8. Tho Chlneso pen from time Im
memorial has been a brush mado of
soma soft hair and usod to paint the
curiously formed letters of tho Chlneso
alphabet.
Brine springs flow under tho town of
Norwich, England. They havo beon
there for centuries, nnd wero used for
tho production of salt long before the
Christian era.
Greenland and Iceland have tho bet
ter of us In tho way of trndo. Last
year we Imported goods from thoso two
From Tomsk to Irkutsk, on tho Slbo
countries to tho value of $82,033 nud
sold them only ?.V.'0 worth In return.
A French explorer has discovered on
tho west coast of Africn what he re
gards as the vainest people. They are
the Pahoulus, a warlike tribe, whoso
main employment Is the adornment of
their persons, chlelly by means of tat
tooing. No Juclgo oi Art.
The seller of pot-boilers came Into tho
oftlce of the shrewd broker with the air
of one who Is about to sacrlllce a price
less treasure. It was a seascape; a trou
bled sea beat upon purple rocks, aud
wind-driven gulls wheeled In wild cir
cles above the familiar pot-boiler ship.
Tho seller of pot-boilers looked upon the
treasuro loug and yearningly. It could
be seen that a grievous struggle be
tween art and appetlto was raging
within him. "How much do you want
for It?" demanded the shrewd broker.
"One hundred dollars," said tho (rat
boiler man; "It's giving It away." "Give
you three for It," Bald the shrewd brok
er. "It's yours," said tho pot-boiler
man, "That fellow across tho way only
offered me 0 cents, but ho ain't no Judge
of art." Now York Evening Post
Certain Hounds backing.
The Aztec language, In use In Mex
ico at tho discovery of America, lacked
the sounds Indicated by our letters b,
d, f, g. r, 1. J and v.
A straight ticket doesn't necessarily
Indicate that all the candidates are
straight
Usually when a man starts on the
downward road' the brake refuses to
work. , .
TaCOMI, WASH., ADVERTISIM.
t) "KNABEL,
1Vt I'roprietlrol
TUB GKIIMAN IIAKK1Y AND COFFER
l'AlliA)UH.
FreMi Dread and Cakes dally. Ornamental
Cakes a specialty. Only the best and purest
material used In our Bakery, llread delivered
free tnanv tMirt ol the city. Telephone Park
791. 1117 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Washington.
ROTHSCHILD & CO.
Port Towiiscnd, Washington.
bllll'PINO AND COMMISSION MKHC1IANT8.
Custom House Brokers and Btevcdorc.
Established 15J8. Branch olllces Tacoma and
fecattlo.
jENTUOKY LIQUOR CO.
Peter BiuidbcrR, Proprietor.
WINES, MQ0O118 AND CICIAI13.
Pole agent for dulncsa' Blout and Ilnii' Ale,
(Itead llroi. Dottllng). Established ltWI. Tele
phone Main 699. 1140 Pacific Avenue) 1139
Commerce St. Tacoma, Wnsbltigtou.
THY
Frye Bruhri & Co.
1310 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Meats furnished for Railroads
and Steamboat Lines.
TKI.KPHONK 43.
TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE
TRANSFER COMPANY.
Oftlce 102 Tenth St., Southeast comer ot A.
TACOMA, WASH.
Hacks, Coupes, Carriages, Baggage Wagons
At All Hours.
PasaetiRers and DacRnKP transferred from
residences aud hotels to and from all boats and
trains. Hand your checks for ImcRsgo to our
messengers, who will meet jou on all Incom
ing trains and boats. First class l.ltery. Open
aUnlvht. All rigs marked "T. C. & II. T. Co."
Grand Central Hotel.
W. W. HAKMON, lessee aud Mgr.
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Headquarters for Lumbermen
Miners and Tourists.
first class bar In connection.
1211-1211 Paclno Avenue. TACOMA, Wash-
Tacoma Trunk Factory.
Trunks, Traveling Hags, Suit Cases and
Telescopes.
REPAIRING DONE.
730 Pacific Ave.
Tacoma, Wash.
HUNT & MOTTET CO.
Dealers In
General Hardware
MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
1501-1603-1005 Pacific Avenue
TACOMA, WASH.
...OLYMPIC...
Steam Laundry
407 South J Street
MICHAEL J. BJORH A LOUIS J. BJORN
rilUI'HIETOlla
TACOMA, WASH.
PORTLAND UMBRELLA WORKS
II. ANDKKSON, Proprietor.
Umbrellas and Parasols
Made to Order, Recovered and
Repaired. Canes Repaired,
m Third St., let. Yamhill and Taylor.
Phone Mack m. ....Partialis, OflgiB.
W. C. HQLMAN.
Dealer In
Agricultural Implements
Wagons, Buggies, Etc.
210, 212, 214 Front Street, Cor. Salmon,
TORTLAND, OREGON.
Pendleton Roller Mjlls
W. 8. HYKI18, Proprietor.
Daily Capacity 800 Barrels;
Manufacturers ol
Blue Ribbon and Dyers' Best Floor,
Rran and Shorts.
Rolled Barley always on Hand,
Pendleton, Oregon
WALU WaLM, WASH., ADVEnTISINtV
nnYAN nitos.
l!ow Lively, Feed and Sale Stable.
Ilnbber Tired Hacks a specialty Carrlag
calls attended to night or dar. Southwest cor.
Bccond and Alder Streets. Telephone 67.
WALLA WALLA, WABH.
T W. COOKEULY.
Undertaker and
General Funeral Furnisher.
Kmhalmlnv a Specialty. IUbcock's Brick
IUock, ?!,' rirsl fit. Telephone lilack 191.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
McBride Bros.
LIVERY STABLE.
Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Bixa0a
Wagon.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St.
HOTEL DACRES
S. SIMON, Proprietor.
Formerly SitllOtl HoUSC.
Ratcat $2.50 to $3.00.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Fine Furnished Rooms
RefresoiMRts
- Cuba Cafe -
ROBERT SCHULZE, Propr.
ED. WHITEHEAD, Mer.
93-93 Fourth 8trmmt,
Opp. Chamber of Commerce,
POKTLAND OB
DEMENT BROS.
COMPANY.
WALLA WALLA.
Patent Flour:
"White Spray"
AND
"Dements Best"
For Breakfast Food:
"WHEAT GRANULES"
H. R. DCCKWITH,
Wliotesnlo Agent, Portland.
GILBERT HUNT CO.
Machine Shop and Foundry
Manufacturer ol
Prldo of Washington Thrci hers, Self-
Feeders, Drapers and Machine
Extras of livery Description.
Repair Work a Specialty. Catalogue Fro.
WALLA WALLA, WASH.
Klnr C. maples.
Isaao K. Btaple
Staples Land and
Emigration Co.
Itooia 4, Worcester llulldlnf.
Timber and Mineral Lands Bought
and Sold. Homestead and Timber
Claims Located. Estimates of Tim
ber Made by Competent Meau
PORTLAND, OREGON.
BO YEAfia' .
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Dcsioni
nnavnmuTS An.
Anyone sendl.ig a skttrh and description mar
lulcslr ascertain our opinion free whether aa
.wMiiilfin la itrnhahlr nalnl&bl. CuiiltnuiilCA.
MoiitatrlctlrconOdsiitUI. lUnUbookonl'steul
mil free. Oldest siiencr for securlna patents.
Patents taken turousb ilumi X Co. reeslve
jxcUt notice, without charge, la the
Scientific American.
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