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Newspaper Page Text"til fi'fn -111 ' -'"""'" MIII,LIUILlill. 1 Jl.11.1 wmmwm THE NEW AGE, POItT.LA.NT). OREGON. msfa1 V CTTAKI.EB A, LUCAS, Attorns and Cohb. elor.aM.aw. Itoom 629 Chamber of Com. ., rncrco. I'rartlre In all Federal and State Court. 1'ortlatid, Oregon. J. Kocder. N.Marquart BKVKNTIT fc GMBAN EXCHAKOR. CholcOVInv. I.lquor and Ulnar. Belltvoori Heer. 1'hono Clay tsj. 115 N. 7th 8t.. Portland PII OAK CAFK. P. W. PICK, Prop. CholeeXIneof Wines, Liquor and Cigar. Oregon Phono ilood 82S. Cor. Fourth and Oak Hts. Portland, Or. rplIK WESTERN' LUMnER COMPANY Office: Seventeenth and Front Street. Portland, Oregon. TIME EXCUANQi:. George Sobcckl. FINK WINKS, MQtSOMS AND CIUAR9. WKINIIAHD'8 IIEER. 101 Third flircel Norta. I A I J, AT 8.11 FIIIST 8T, For Fresh Oread, Cake and Pit Dully. A Frcah Lino ot Groceries, Tea, Coffee, Etc, MRS. K. N. BUCHANAN, Proprietress. VEW YORK HAT CO. MANUFACTUIIINM HATTKRS. Data Dyed, Cleaned, Illocked and Trimmed. Latest Style Hat In Stock and Made to Order. I'titon Hatter. Phone Clay 72G. 142 Fifth Street, . I'OKTLANI). OREOON i LRINA FERRY EXCHANGE John ETersnn, Proprietor. Dealer In Choice Wine, Ltijtior and Cigar. 18 Alblna avenue, corner River treet. Alblna, Oregon. pORTIjAND ROLLING MILLS Manufacturer of IIAR IRON AND RTEKL. N. E. AYER, Manager. Twenty-Second and Nlcolat Street. TJ AYES & SHORT ARTISTIC PHOTO(lltAPKEIU). New Studio CeverHh and Washington Street. Ova Dresser' New Grocery. -RAGLE OAKERY. 'Phone Clay 214 , II. A. Orammer, Proprietor. OREAD, CAKES. PIES, CONFECTIONERY. Ornamental and Fcncy Cake In order. ' Cor. Twelfth and Olliau Street. ' I RIFF1N HARDWARE CO. Wholesale and Retail Hardware. BT0VE8 AND TINWARE UlE. 1 . .- Wlllamelto Street, EUGENE, OREOON TOE BYNE8 8AI.00N. Northeast corner of Glltan and Seventh St. A Choice Collection of "Wine and Liquor. Imported and Domestic Cigar. frlCHAKL A. ZELIO. Merchant Tailor. Cleaning and Repairing, Telephone Clay 282. 9M Morrison 8t PORTLAND, OREQON. . A RUH0T0N CREAMERY. II. C. KINO. Prop. . eoamUilon Merchant. Mutter, Kggs. Cheese, Etc, J7 Bnrpatde St. PORTLAND, Or. C.p' P. JONES. CIGARS, TOOACCOS, CANDIES, FRUITS, NUTS. ETC. 1M Sixth Street, Btwcen GlUan and Iloyt. Portland, Oregon QNOW FLAKE SALOON O. PETERSON, Prop. The Choicest Brand of Winn, Liquor and Cigars. Private Room. 30 Burudde Street, Corner Fourth, PORTLAND, 'OKECION. mllK UAYAKIA SALOON A. It. BURGER, Prop. Jra ported ami Domestic Wine. Liquor and Cigar. Weluhrd' Beer. I Phone Oregon UUwk IMS B, Jt. Corner Second and Oak Streets, .PORTLANO, OREGON. w C, NOON BAG CO. Manufacturer and Importer of BAGS, TWINES. TENTS AND AWNIN08, FLAGS AND MININO HOSE. Bsgrlng Material, Canvas, Hall Making In all it llranche, Cotton Duck, Cordage, etc 13-M N. First St. and 210-212-314-218 Coucb St, PORTLAND, OR. TDELD1WO BROS. Dealer In Diamond. Watches, Jewelry, 811verwara Spectacle, Etc. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. AIX WORK WARRANTED. ' 45 Third St. Bet. Pine and A(b. Old Gold and Filter Bought. Portland, Or. P AY 4 HENDERSON All Kind of ..FCKNITURB... Practical Kmlmlroer and Undertaker. Order by telepraph tilled promptly. , . L . J'Jioue Black 17, Cor. liuuiette and 7th I EUQENE CITY, OREQOM. HK KBIXT General liurance A cent. Fire and Marina. Pcottlih Union it: National Ins. Co., Zdlnburf and London; Western F. and M. Assurance Co., Toronto, Can. B2JJ Third at., Columbian BIdj. c. R. MIM.Ell. Oregon TUone Clar 7f.a. riioToaitAPUEn. i27Ji Washington Bt. rortland, Oregon. ,mHE TIIANSCONTINENTAL HO08K. iT J. J. Engclhardt, Proprietor. 773 Bavicr Street. Portlnad, Oregon A NDER80N & JOHNSON Dealer In FINE WINES, L1QUOR8 AND CIOARB. Gambrlnu Lager Beer on Draught. 1S7 Third Blrcet. Phone, Blaok 963 Branch 823 Washington Struct. Phone, Ntrrth 330. Portland, Oregon. mllE TOTEM. First class In every reipect. Headquarter for Ola Kontuaky Home Club Whiskey and Bchllta Milwaukee Beer. Family entrance on West Park Bt. 880 Morrison itrcct. Phone, Hood 717. A. CLOSE, Manager. P. F. HALL. Cor. Commercial and Stanton St,, Portland Ore. Wines, Liquors and Fine Cigar. Oregon Phono Pink 418. V. M. PRESTON. GROCERIES. Free delivery to all part of the City y. raj i.nrraico hi., corner in 260 1 jirrahco St., corner iiaalo. Portland, Or. mono Hcott 371. NEIL O'HARE. Ocoanto Exchange. Cholco Wine, Liquor nd Cigar. Frco Lunch. Cor. Russell and llrendl Bt., Portland, Or. O. DAVIDSON. New and Second Hand Clothing, Boots and Shoe, Trunk, Valises, Jewelry and Tool bought, sold and exchanged. Highest price paid for all kind ol valuable good, at 87 N. Third St. and 41 Third St., Portland, Oregon. Phones Clay MS, Green 477. Tailoring, Dyeing, Cleaning and Repairing ilotio on abort notice. AMERICAN BAKERY. Gu Mankertt, Prop. All Kind of Bread, Cake and Plea. Home made Bread a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 600 William Ave. Portland, Ore. mil P. TOTEM. Pint-class In etery respect. Headquarter for Old Kentucky Home Club Whiskey andRchlltt Milwaukee Beer Family entrance on West Park St. A. CI.OHK, Mauagor. JONTK CAltLO SALOON. Finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Etc. Latest Hranda. 1IAGGIII.OM (MKL80X, Propriety. Cor. Eighth ami (lllssn Street. Private Room eiitraiieo on Eighth Street. TREEB BEE SUPPLIES SPRAY PUMPS SEEDS SEED II UK 1,1, LAMBERSON'S RONS SEEDSMEN, 10-182 Front St., Portland, Orogou Poultry tupplles Garden Hose Fertilizer CALL AT ' 171 North Sixth Street, For the Latest Hranda of Cigars and all kinds of fruits when in season. C. M. PENNELL, Prop. Call at Sit Third Street for Fine Candies. Fresh Fruits every day. The very Latest Brands of Cigars. M. A. CLOW, Prop. mi HE CABINET RESTAURANT. deorgo Jones, Proprietor. Open from 5 a. m. to I a. ni. Private room fo Ladle.' Lunches put up for Traveler. Phone North 441. 332 Yamhill St., uear Second -tfOR BAROAIN8 CALL ON II, H. G.OLDMAN. Dea'er In New and Second-Hand Clothing, Cent' Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Shoe. Blanket, Trunks, Valises. Tools. Etc. Cast-Off Clothing bought and exchanged. 66i North Third St., bet. Davl and Everett, Portland. Or Telephone Brown 4.3. s QUAKE DEALING IB OUR MOTTO. NEW YORK LOAN OFFICE. Bromberg & Co., Proprietor. We buy, sell, trade or lend money on Watches, Diamond, Jewelry and Article of Every Des cription. Bargain In unredeemed pledge for eash or Installments, I'tione Red 2950. No. 160 Third St., bet. Worrlsou'and Yamhill, Portland A First Claw Market. WILLARD, EHRMAN & CO., 264 Washington Street, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF MEATri. Free delivery to all part of the city, (tre.-mi liraut 1111, Columbia Telephone laf. A. E. SIEOEU. Dealer in all kinds of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Butter, Che, Eggt, Etc Ham and Bacon a Specialty. Phone, CUy 34. 95 N. Seventh St Portland Club and Cafe... 130 Filth Street OUH SPKCIALTIEK II Monogram and IK Cyrus Noble WJtiskies. A Retort for Gentlemen 'Phone OretjonMaln B03; Columbia 497 J" FRIENDS THOUGH TOES. wamnWLwln srtft. 'KSbHbHUIp- 'v ' Bi' - -.s 4sLIB(aHsBslBjMtltk)H BMtV" rwmmmnt V. . V - Wi V Vlh , ? JBBBsllBBaBBBBSaWV? J& X JS IKfBBbBBBBBalMBBBBBBBBBaV mPlB "-- !''$MllHiHi B Ji&;!jt ' v tJSfln ssiiiiiiiiiiiHH KjMsfcsW . -!HHMk' :4W iBxaasTssW(iHI i LL1ssHb&' l sssr liilsBfaLBBWiBtKaaSpr t ffffcW TsWffKssMBawysslssssrsssafSM ll'lHMsWsaavsflCTsWs' SSSKm9FnmKHemV i3rHrv )sHsinaSj9swrS-4s1ilHisi &iT& W wLw I XemWemJmwBStkmSAwfSeS Wf' SH K'jKw1KslHMKtDnsWBPsN W$mM&&'SJ1dkmM. R.Abw MApjSsjaspajeajwfc lt jB2sasaHsaav sSiJr.BBaBBf HsV'SssssHsslssV?WVTsflHs BLi.ti'.ssssskssBssV' itHiJi MsHHr9ssHsVd9ssRsBB' mm:SMSKKmSSSfmRKteV LkiVHtlslslssisPS5f sPJ'?'0ssssssW' 'laksssssHPT m&ti:,h inXUhmKlSemBttfr:Z-lK&'lt kLS X.'BBBBBBBHBVBBBBBBBBMSna&nrV?Sia sW-':siBPHsiiPSP VTt- ai " Xi- sifflsiK'lsi'IJwi lliilliVlBsWaTa nRMsVsSsHsVsHRHHSisfS EjQHMU v Hr?HBiPKBiHsili9SiMsflB a38isa HnlsMwHsi IvOItD METHUBN AND QEN. DELAHKV. DurluK Lord Mvthucn's stay In the Hocr camp Gen. Dclnrey wns unremitting In liU courti-sy, and personally expressed his great sympathy with his distin guished prisoner. BRAKE ON THE STEAMER. Many a serious accident on tho water might be avoided If vessels were Qttcd with a, dcvlco for bringing them to a Btop as quickly as posslblo when the danger appears. Louis Lacoste of Mon treal, Que., has designed au apparatus for this special purpose, which Is Illus trated herewith, the plcturo showing the central part ot a steamer with the brake mechanism attached In operating position. Tho brnko proper consists of a hinged gate of considerable width, attached to tho sldo of tho ship to extend vertl- I X t 4 t HKTARDS FAUAOE THROUGH WATKK. rally downward from the water line. Normally this gate lies close ngulnst the sldo of the vessel and offers no resistance to the progress through the water, but when the proper signal Is given Irom the pilot house the engineer starts the mechanism which released the clamp securing the forward edge of the gate, the latter Immediately Uylug open, until It Is at right angles to the course of tho ship, where It Is sustain ed by the braces at the rear. The brakes are arranged lu pairs and two or more sets may- be applied to one ship. They offer no hludrauce to the movement of the ship through the wat er as long as they remain closed, but afford a .valuable addltldon to the re versed propeller In bringing the ship to a quick stop in times of danger. A 8LOW PROCE8S. Coollna of the Karth aa Hclatlnsr to the JtiKtli of the Day. Profess r Woodward, In the Popu lar Science Monthly, has lately given au .account of his researches on the progrfulve cooling of tho earth and Its relation to the length of the day. Does the length of the day vary' Was It formerly shorter than now? Will It, lu the future, be lengthened? The an swer depetids upon the mass of the earth, which varies, since meteoric dust perpetually full upon the tmrface and thus Increases the (ittautlty of matter; and on Its volume, which he comes smaller hs the mass Is progres sively cooled. I-uplure concluded from the data at his disposition that there bad been no sensible change lu the length of the day for 2,000 years. Woodward has rejwnted bis calcula tion with new data, and concludes (hat the duration of the day has not chang ed as much as half a second during the first 10.000.000 years after the be ginning of solidification of tne earth's material. When the cooling of the earth finally reaches Its term the change will be marked. Professor Woodward's result is that the ratio of the change of the day to its Initial length Is twn-thlrds of the product of the loss of temperature multiplied ly Its cubical contraction. Par example. If the prltijltlve temperature of the earth was U.000 (leg. C, and if Its cubi cal contraction was that of Iron, the day will be tlually reduced about 0 per ceat that Is t say, by about an hour 3H frfcrr3.3 L - I 1 k . and a htif. Tho lapse of time neces sary to bring thts about Is enormous. Three hundred thousand millions of years are required, according to Wood ward, for 05 per cent of tho total con traction to take place. Tho length of tho day will not bo sensibly affected, on tho other hand, after the expiration of 1,000,000 of millions of yenrs. Tho fall of meteoric dust tends to lucrenso tho mass of the earth, and thus to chnngu the length of the day, but tho effect duo to this cauio Is not nbovo ouo-two-hundred-thousnndth of tho ef fect of scculnr cooling. Twenty mil-' lions of small meteors, weighing on .the nverago one gramme each, fall on ,tho eurth dally, but In 1,000,000 of mil lions of years tho length of dny will not be Increased a quarter of n second on this account Taking everything together tho day will shorten, not lengthen, but the process, will go on with extremo Blowness. Afloat. Taking tho factory to tho raw ma terial Instead of bringing tho material to tho factory, Is an innovation Just put In operation on tho Mississippi Klvcr by a button factory, and It Is a plan that has many practical advan tages, 'if.s factory is n bont forty two foot long and twelve feet wide, with all of the neccssury machinery for the mnnufneturo of buttons, and provided with n three-horse power en gine for Its work. The principal ma terial used by this factory is mussel shells, which aro found at nearly all points along tho river, and one of the great expenses In conducting tho busi ness heretofore hna been the cost . of transporting the shells. Now tho fac tory has reversed the operation and will go to the mussels. When a bed of the shells Is found the boat will drop anchor and go to work. When the bed Is exhausted it wilt go on to n new lo cation, lu this fashion It will go from State to State, from' Minnesota to Louisiana, passing along with the sea sons. On the. boat the workmen have their home with all Its comforts, with freedom from land rout and the visits of tax collectors. Ills ICxjilanatlort. A group of men were sitting In the) smoking room when tho talk turned upon tho war lu South Africa. Several of tho men bad seen service, and, al though some of them wero strangers, conversation was brisk and entertain ing. "Well," began a soldierly looking fellow, "I've heeu In South Africa my self, and had a very Interesting time." "Kver get very close to the Hoers?" some one asked. "Katherl 1 onco took two of their officers." "Unnlded?" "Certainly. And the very uext dny I took eight men with their horses." "All wouuded, I expect?" remarked a listen er, with a suspicion of u sneer. "You didn't get hurt, of course?" "Just a scratch, that's nil! And the day ufter I took a lot of transport wagons, nnd followed that up by taking it Boer kraal und a big gun." "Mister," said tho dls ugreeoblo man of Ihe audience, "I have seen some of the finest specimens of unythlug you can call to mind, but frankly you are the only legitimate sue wtisor of Huron Munchausen that I've ever met!" "Oh, no. I'm not that," said the story-teller modestly with a good natured smile "I'm only a photo grapher!" KnlttirtK IirUlator Krowuril Down. Mr. Cut heart Wusou, the member for Orkney und Shetland, who employed his spare time lu knitting stockings In ihe smoking-room at the House or Commons, has recently abandoned his practice. Mr. Wuson used to explain to Inquirers that his eyesight was wry bad, and that, as he could not be al ways reading, he took up knitting us i pastime. The Innovation, though quite an Innocent one, annoyed a number of old Parliamentary hands, mid of lato Mr. Wnsnn's knitting needles have not been In evidence at Westminster. Lou. don Mall. "Well,"TaldliTs wife's mother, "there was one home withont a mother-in-law, and disaster cane te It. It wui the Qard ef lidea." Star Brewery Company Hreurer and ttottler of Hop Gold Beer Vancouver, Wash, Iinst Third end Burnslde Sts., Port land, Oregon. Herbert A. Hale, Landscape Photographer Mt. Hood and Columbia River Views. If'Jif Tlllr.t Htrcct, comer ot Third and Alder. lANP SOAP AND CrT " " in loh'iihniic Itcil DM. l'rlvate room. Gambrinus Garden Saloon, Andrew Hwatiiiiu, Prop. Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. , Cor 'iM and Washington hi,, I'okthnii Osa EMPIRE Livery Feed and Sale Stable C P. BARNARD Prop. Saddle Horses, Single and Double Rigs At Alt Hours. Translmt atnek Riven the very tiestof care. ItatcsalWa) reasonahlo and tatdfaotlon guar anteed. Phone Main 01. Cor. Rose and Oik Sts. KOSEDUKG, OREGON. Hatters and v Furnishers Sole Agent for KNOX HATS BUFFUM & PENDLETON 94 Third Street. PORTLAND, ORE. Fritz's Resort 240-242-244 Burnslde .St. Choice Wjnes, Liquors and Cigars. COST 91,000,000. The Portland M. O. MO WOUl, Mmttmemr. 1 Amerlomn Plan, S3 Per Day mntl Up war dm HEADQUARTERS rom TOURISTS AMD OOMMEROIAL TRAVELERS. Portland, Oregon. BARR HOTEL European and American Plan. Furnished in First-Class Style. New house, newljr furnished, two block front Onion depot .All tb modern Improvement, Are-proof, hot and cold water, centrally lo rated. . o Rates, 91 and $1.25 a Day. UmU 240, Bath 0. 0or. Sixth and QUiaa, FortUaC ' PORTLAND, OREGON. K'!!!i!!'i!yB W4LU WALL!, WASH., ADVERTISIIL TlRVAN DltOB. IIbw Lively, Feed and Sala Stabli Rubber Tlied Hacks a epeclaltv. Carriage call aliendtd to night or day. Pouthwet oor. Second and Alder Striets. Telephone 67. W A 1,1. A WAI.LA, WASH. T W. COOKEItliY. Undertaker and Ocncrnl Tuncral Furnisher. Embalming a Kpecialtr. llnbcock'a Brick Illock, ;4 First Et. Telephone niack Ml. WAU.A WAU.A, WASH. McBride Bros. LIVERY STABLE. Rubber Tired Hacks a Specialty. Bagptg Wagon. WALLA WALLA, WASK Telephone 66. 124 E. Main St. HOTEL DACRES S. SIMON. Proprietor. Pormerly Simon HoUSC Rated 2.50 to $3.00. WALLA WALLA, WASH. Fins Furnished Rooms lifrasiMiti - Cuba Gafo - ROBERT SCHULZE, Propr. ED. WHITEHEAD, Mer. ma-BB Fourth atrmm, OpivChamuvr of (,'onimere, I'OHTI.AND DEMENT BROS. COMPANY. WAt.l.A WAI.I.A, Patent Flour: "White Spray" AND "Dement's Best" For Breakfast Food: "WHEAT GRANULES" H. R. BECKWITH, Wholesale Agent, Portia!. GILBERT HUNT CO. Machine Shop and Founirj Manufacturer ot Pride ot Washington Thref hera, Feeders, Drapers and Machine Extras of Every Description. Repair Work i Specialty. Catilcf at Frit, WALLA WALLA, WASH. King O.Hi. pies. Uaaa K. eHaf lea. Staples Land and Emigration Co. itoom 4, Worcester Dulldlng, Timber and Mineral Lands Bought and Sold. Homestead and Timta Claims Located. Estimates of Tim ber Made by Competent Mesa. PORTLAND, OREGON. BO YEARS EXPERIENGK Traok Maims OcaioNa Copyrights eta. Anrona sending a sketch and description saay qutcklr ascertain our optnlun free whether aa Invention U probably patentable. Commnntesv tlonsstrlcllycotillileiitfal. Handbook on I'ataata tent free, uhlesi auoiier for securing' patent. inirreo. uuiesi apoiior ror securing paieni. i'atimt taken tlirouuti llunii kCo. receive) mitima laseii mroiwu aiu sjwcloi notUt, without charge. mine Scientific American. A hanrtsoneljr Illustrated weeklr. rat-teat r culatlou of anr OenllOo lourual. 'J'erui. SI a rear) (our months, IL Hold brail newsdealer. MUNN & Co aBra,. New Yoit 'jkSBBBVuLXSBBSBBkaaaSk. r r ammmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mtiiiiii? i il " "' ' ' 'fj