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THE XEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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TOPICS OF ,
77 TMfES.
A womnn does not begin to com
mand until she litis promised to obey.
I guess nil no will be a rcnl pnnatna.
It Is to coBt nbout $40,000,000. Undo
Bain.
Measure a tnnti by bis evcry-dny con
duct rntlicr tbnn by bis extraordinary
exertions. '
Hands up. How many of you know
what tbey are lighting about down in
Venezuela?
Men arc continually going up against
schemes that look like more money
and less work.
Tho man who Isn't being fooled by
anybody else generally puts In a good
ueal of time deceiving himself.
The now King of Saxony Is 70 years
old. There seems to be one placo left
whoro the boyB aren't getting all tho
good Jobs.
From tho eagerness with which
BcrB and llrltlsh are falling on each
other's necks, It Is evident that each Is
grateful for tho help given to let tho
ether go.
Itockefeller's recent Investment of a
large sum of money In n blcyclu fac
tory may be taken iih an Indication
that he begH leave to differ and lu will
lug to back It up.
An exchange says that a person's
chuucoB of being struck by lightning
are very slender. Tho use of the prep
osition "lifter" lu placo of "of" Is sug
gested as an improvement In that state
inent. An eastern physician says that mem
tiers of his profession can bo bribed
and that "they will do a lot for money."
Hero Ih a mail who knows ho has his
price and does not wish to be Bullish
bout It.
Tho Sultan saya Turkey has bookB
enough, for which reason ho will not
permit tho publication of nny more in
that country. It will now no neces
nary for tho Turkish poetB to become
captains of Industry.
Emperor William says that when a
Gerinuu can look Into tho eyes' of tho
empress ho ought to havo Inspiration
enough to last him u lifetime. How
nice it must be for her If the emperor
talks llko that when company Is not
present.
Vhenover the courts of this country
hall administer Justice' with the same
promptness, certainty, fearlessness and
with as little regard for persons as Is
thu case In the courts of Kugliiud, after
which ours wero patterned, lynching
will ceoso In thu United States, but
until then it will bo n standing- re
proach to tho people and their machin
ery of Justice.
A Wllintmrlon. Del., hello Is "tho
most talked-about woman of that city,"'
liecausu she rodo astride at tho homo
ahow. Woman Indeed remains lu uur
burlc bondage so long as she caunut do
a sensible thing without being render
vd conspicuous. Health, safety ami
good form all demand the abolishment
of tho awkward and anthiuatcd side
saddle. If rltllug Is to lucreaso with
.tho release of the horso from carriage
service, women everywhere ought to
revolt against the barbaric prejmllee
which deprive them of tho best en
Joymeut and best beuetlts of this no
blest of exercises.
It Is not shade alone that makes It
cooler under a treo In summer. The
coolness of the tree Itself helps, for Its
tenipeuituro Is uYoiit 45 degiees Kali
reuhelt, at all times, as that of the hu
man body Is a fraction more than 08
degrees. So n clump of trees cools the
air as a pleco of co Vools tho water In
a pitcher. That Is why the Legisla
ture has authorized the park authori
ties of Now York City to plant trees
lu the tenement districts. If the air
can bo made cooler mid purer by the
trees fewer children will die of heat
aliments. As -1,000 more children die
In Now York during Juue, July, August
and September than lu any other sim
ilar period In the year, the Importance
of adopting every known menus to save'
life Is undisputed.
K-ery towu occasionally puts on a
play for tho edlllcatlou of jhe public
-which U not announced ou the bill
boards. A village In Now York renders
tho following performuuee lu which
thu llaptlst preacher and a Jctilou
young man play leading roles: The play
opens at tho church picnic, Tho min
ister, an unmarried man, Is tho vogue.
Moreover, ho Is susceptible. Captured
and cornered by tho church organist,
lie discourses all the day long of love's
young dream. And now tho villain up
pours. 'Hie organist's steady couipauj
allows up, Ho behaves rudely ami his
wrulh Is as, the wrath of Achilles. Tho
next net Is brief but tragic. It Is on
the following Sunday, Tho Jealous
lover lays for the preacher aud wallops
the ecclesiastic sorely, Then comes the
curtain raiser lu tho police court with
the villain In tho dock, Tho populace,
rent Into opposing factious according
to creed, till and overtlow tho right and
left wings of tho stage. Hero the tele
graph Instrument stopped. Hut u m
easy to guess the seiuel, Questioned
by the' Judge, tho prisoner glares nt tho
minister bud tho organist aud lowering
bis voice to tho iloor, huskily exclaims:
"Not gulltyl" Pursued by tho luex-
orable,4aw he goes to the calaboose
rather than pay his Hue while the min
ister and the organist marry, and live
happily ever after,. The only default
of the entire entertainment Is to,' bo
found In the failure of tho preacher, to
Hall the Jealous young son of Bella)
-who attacked hlin.
Sir Wilfrid Lnurler Just prior to his
recent departure- to Europe spoke of
the Alaskan boundary question as a se
rious danger to llrltlsli rind American
relations and a "menace of open con
flict." It need not become a menace,
however, unless the Urltlsh government
seeks to make It such. It Is Great 111 It
nln, not tho United States, which In this
Instance Is seeking to niter boundary
lines. Briefly stnted, the Urltlsh con
tention is that the boundary of south
eastern Alaska, Instead of following a
line ten marine leagues (thirty-four and
one-half statute miles) from the const
line proper, leaps from headland to
headland nt a distance of ten leagues
from the outlining capes and promon
tories. Such a lino would bring tho
Urltlsh boundary much nenrer the Pa
cific and would give Great Britain con
trol of important estuaries and fiords
leading to the sea. This claim, which
was never advanced until 1808, Is not
supported cither by the orlglunl trea
ties, by the maps and charts of cartog
raphers or by any argument recogniza
ble to nea.ion. Tho United Stntes pos
sessions In this territory are precisely
what tho Hussion possessions were
prior to their purchase and the mean
ing of the orlglunl treaty negotiated
between Itussla and Great Hiitnln lu
1825 Is unmistakable. It must be pat
ent to tho Stnte Department that there
can bo no yielding of American rights
ou this point. The boundary question,
it Is sit Id, Is about to bo brought up
again for final negotiations. Whatever
may bo required to secure a common
survey of the boundary and n friendly
demarcation of tho lino with scientific
nccuracy should bo done; but from tho
essential point at issuo there can bo no
recession. Tho evidence in mninort of
tho American claim Is overwhelming.
Tho great vnluo of Bait a an nntl
septic and tho fact that unturo appears
to have mado It an essentlnl Ingredient
In the food of nearly nil animals have
tnado tho medical profession very hos
pitable toward now theories or discov
eries regarding its therapeutic quali
ties. The doctors lu fnct are never un
prepared for tho announcement of
Bomo extraordinary cure effected by
tho use of this widely distributed com
pound. Thnt pneumonia can be cured
by pumping an 8 per cent sodium
.chloride solution at temperature rang
ing from 10 to 1H0 degrees Fahrenheit
Into tho lungs, however, naturally tax
es the credulity of most -physicians.
This achievement was announced by
Dr. W. Byron Conkley, of Chicago, lu
a paper raid by hlni before tho Amer
ican Medical Association at Uio recent
convention nt Saratoga. That such a
saline solution would bo death to all
bacteria and would nlso have an anti
septic effect uiKiii diseased tissue will
bo readily conceded. It Is a question
of getting the solution Into the lungs
lu such a way that tho patient could
stand the treatment. Dr. Conklp
claims to have Bolved this problem by
the uso of nu Instrument Invented by
himself, which Introduces tho solution
Into the lungs through punctures mndo
by a lino gold needle. After the salt
solution destroys the bacteria and cools
to tho temperature of tho body It Is
claimed that It Is absorbed In tho blood
and does not clog up the lungs. In
doing this It protects the red corpuscles
against destruction by the poisons of
pnifiimonln. Physicians are naturally
skeptical regarding the effectiveness of
this treatment, for the reason thnt In
tho attempts that have been mado to
wiihIi out the lungs with salt solution
the patients hnvu been unable to stand
It. Tho demonstrations before the as
sociation at Saratoga, however, nro
claimed to have shown the poakley
method to be a success. If future tests
hhould more firmly ctMnhl'sh the effect
iveness and practicability of his treat
ment Dr. Coaklcy will have seorod a
great advance lu medical science and
will hnve conferred n great boon upon
humanity.
HOW THE SWORD-SWALLOWCR
SWALLOWS HIS SWORD.
Tho sword -walkiwer really does
swallow hU sword, which rvats IuhIiIo
tiii tin sliowr In tho cut. l.ouj; prtic
tlvo I'liiihloH hi in to do hU teat In xnfo
y. Sonu'tliiH's n ruhbor tip U slliiped
on tho Kwonl'u point before swtilluw
Intr. AccoinpunyliiK cut la from tho
Sclctitltlc American, and ahow. tho po
tt Hon of n swallowed sword.
New tlruiui.
"Sny," wlUM tho lumlwnre drummer
to the proprietor of the mil way restau
rant, "there In soinethlnj; wtvuj; with
thin Bnudwlch."
'Oh, 1 guess yes," said tho traveler,
"Why, the blamed thing la so soft I vitn
actually litv ,i utao. vut ot It without
bn'iikliii; my teeth."
No man ever realties how uiucU trash
ho owns uutll ho woven,
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LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
EASTERN OREGON.
THE MINT SALOON
O. L. MbLLQUIST, Prop.
BEST BRANDS OF WIKE3r ,
ND LIQUOK8
IMPORTED AND
DOMEH1IU
C1GAR8...J
Corner Perot Btreet and
Jeflerion Avenue,
la mitAMoe, on.
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
OF EASTERN OREQON IS
..M. A. RADER..
Funeral Director and Krabaluer
Lady Aulttant.
rKNDLETCm
OREGON
B. Y. Jodd, Piatt. F K. Jure, Btc'y and Treat.
Tiicrom K. Fill, Manager
Incorporated, ISM Capital Stock, 110,000
PENDLETON
Woolen Mills
Manufacturer! o(
FleeceWool Blankets, Indian Robes
Casslmeres, Flannels
Pendleton, Orom
01
T
UK CELEBRATED COLUMBIA JHIEWKY
AUGUST IlUCIILER, frop.
This well-known brewery It now turning out
the beit liter and Portereait ol the CaiCHde.
The laltit appliance! lor the mamtfniture ol
rood healthful Deer havo been Introduced, and
only tho Uril-clm article will be placed ou th
market.
Eait Second Street
THE DALLES, OP.
Dalles Laundry Co.
fIRST-OLASS WORK
at Bliorl Notice
Gentlemen's Work a Spesialty
Local Fhons 341 Long Dlet-iie 96S
THE DALLES, OREQON
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALIES, OR.
General Forwarding
Commission Merchant.
Oflliei and Warehouiei at
RAILROAD AND STEAMER DEPOTS
Wool handling our ipeelaltr,
Grain bought and told.
Columbia
Thm
Brewery
AUaUST OUCHLER, Propr.
0( the product ot thli well-known brewery,
the United Ulatei Health Iteporli lor June as.
ltuO, layi: "A more mporlor brew never entered
the labratoryot tho Onltt-U hiatrt Health Ue-
forta. It U abiolutely devoid o( the tMghtet
raceot adulteration, but on the other hand li
compoied ot the belt o( malt and cholceit ot
hop. In tonloiiualltln are ot thehlghrit.and
It can uied with the greateit benefit and
atlilactlon by old and young. In uie can cpu.
clentlouily U prerltd by the phyilclam,
with the rartalnty that belter, purer or mora
wholtiome beverage could uot poulbly be
tound."
Kmmt Mmmmtut t., THC BALLCS, mm.
Bar Fixtures and
..Billiard Tables:.
Have Re-established their busi
ness In
PORTLAND,
At 49 Third Street.
A full stock of Bar Flxtutes, BlU
Hard and Pool Tables. Bowling
Alleys and Supplies always on
hand.
EASY PAYMENTS.
J. Q. REDDICK, Manager.
UPPINCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A FAMILY LIBRARY
Tlw Bist In tytfTMt Litirattti
12 Compute Novcta Y-aruy
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
S-.60fCRYCAR; SSots.acoiiv
NO CONTINUED STORIES
IVKRV NUMMCR COMPLKTK IR ITSC.r
CALL AT
THE COULTER GROCERY STORE
FOR FIRST CLASS OOODS,
Carry Full Line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. Telephone White 907. '
EAST SIDE.
mllE H.T. HUDSON ARMS CO. ,
Wholeiate and Retail btnlcrx In Gun, Flih
Ing Tackle1, Batoball, Theatrical and Gymna-
llim Onntl. A. fl. Rnnlfllne'nt Athlflfln flntvli.
hleii(1muti;r.for rjf floods, illatul Loaded
enp in io oruer u eveiy uctcxiption. fine uun
repairing a icclaltj
110 Third tit, I'ORTLAND, OREGON
"QUELLE"
"S. E. Corner
Sixth and Stark Sta.
Fritz Sechtem.
'Baron" Schlenk
Most Elegantly Appointed Refectory
in tho Northwest. Crawhh a Specialty.
Foreign and Domestic Delicacies. Grill
Room in Connection.
PHILLIPS TRUNK CO.
Trunks Made to Order
Also Taken in Exchange.
TRUNKS REPAIRED.
311 Morrison St.,
Opposite Postoffice
Nottingham & Co.
(Kitabllihcd 1632.)
, JODIIERS IN
Lime, Cement, Plaster,
Land Plaster, Hair, Lath,
Shingles, Flour and Feed.
BOLE AGENTS FOR
Big Bend and Moss Rose Flour
'noth Phono Ml,
Central Dock, Foot of. Washington St.
Portland, Oregon.
A. Goodnough
'J. O. Stearin
GOODNOUGH & STEARNS
Real Estate
Loans and Insurance
Washington llulldlnc, Portland, Or
City, Suburban and Country Property, Im
proved and unimproved. Timber and Coal
Landi. Choice Water Frontage, lultablo for
manufacturing purpoiei. Valuablo builuei
property for tale.
O. II. Selple.
U. B. Sglple.
OWEN H. SEIPLE & GO.
Dealen In
STAPLE .ND FANCY GROCERIES
THONE SOUTH 1000.
3S3 Morrison St. PORTLAND, OREGON
Timber Lands
and Homesteads
Located; Katlmateiot Timber by
Competent Estimator!,
EQUITY RENTAL AND
REAL ESTATE CO
Dealers in Rent Kstnto. Itonts Col
lectcd; IUislnees Chaucea and Loans
Negotiated.
C. L. Cse. A. R. Spreadborough.
Oregon Phoue Union 1150. .
MalnOIIlce:
tM ait Morrlion Bt,
POItTLAND, ORR
TIME CARD OF TRAINS
PORTLAND
Depart. Arrive.
Jsoop.M. 7;oo a.m.
11:30 p. m. S:2o P. M.
North Coait Limited .....
Twin City Expret..n
Kaniai City - St. Loult
BjrUl.......M. 8:A,M, 11:1(1 p, M.
Pujet Bouud Umlted... lii A. M. . e;5 P. M.
Take the Pugot S,ound Limited
For Olyuipia, South Bond aud Gruy's
Harbor points. .All trains daily. Our
trains daily to Tacorua aud tkattlo.
Throo throuj-h to the East,
A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant "General Passenger Agent
255 Morrison St., cor. Third,
PORTLAND, OREGON
nPl
OREGON
SHO JJJ LINE
and Union Pacific
m
PiTi.T rertland. Or. Aaatvi
Chleairo Eult Lake, Penrer, 4:30p.M.
fnrtland Ft. Wonh.Omaha,
Frecial Kaniai City, St.
f:iOn,m. LotiU.Cblcaifaand
.. la tail.
Huntington.
Ai'antlo Walla Walla Lewli- : 10 a.m.
f. .EzprfM ion, Spokane, Mlii- .. , ..
:00p:m. tieapolli.Rt, I'anl,
'via Iniliith. llll-an-
nuntlncton. keo,C!ilcgoJiait
Ftr-anl Fait Lake, penrer, TlCOa. m.
Tat Mall Ft. Worth, Omaha,
I00n. m. Kaniai City, St.
Tia LouU.Cdluagoaud
Cpokan Eait.
72 HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
No change of cars.
, Lo-eitKaei, QuIckeitTira.,
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
"HO rOUTIiAND.
tttip.m..
All latlln. dam
tubjici to change
For Pan Franclieo
tall t err daja
4l00.l
Pallf
Ex.Hiiinlajr
, tioup.m.
Cihtmbla Rlttr
itiimtu.
r
4 on p.m.
Kz. Huuday
I'ib.ui m.
To Aitorlaand Way
-auainii.
:Ca.m.
i.buu.Uar
Willamette Hirer.
Ortion City, New.
birr. Salem, Inde-
fiendence Way
audlnga.
aiMp.m.
Ki. bunday
":00 a.m.
Tnti., Thur,
aud Bak
Wllliwitle ana Yam.
kill Mien.
J
Orrfton City, Day.
ion, Way Laud'
luga.
' iiwp.m.
Won., Wed.
andfrl.
l:4Sa.mi
Tun., Thnr.
ndSaL
Wltltmitt liter.
Portland to Corral.
Hi A Way Laud.
lBg
4! 10 p.m.
Won.. Wed,
a&d F(L
Tor lew ratei and other Information writ ta
A. L. CRAIG, . .
v s aeneral Paaaemer Agent, Portlaad, c4
EAST AND SOUTH
, VIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shasta Route
Tralni lcare Weit Sclo lor Portland and way
itatlom at 10:45 a. m. Leave for Albany at 3:05
p.m.
Leavei Portland 8:C0 a. m., 7 p. m,
". Albany 12:30 p. m., 10:."Wp. m.
Arrirea Aihland 1J:S.I a. in., 11:30 a. ra.
Facrainento 6 p. m., 4:35 a. in.
San Kranclco7:45 p. m., 8:15 a. m.
Ogden .1:45 a. m., 11 :Vi a. m.
Dener9a.m., Oa. m.
Kaniai City Tiii a. m., 9:39 a. m,
CIiIcmko 7:45 a. m., V:w a. m.
Loi Augeleii UA) p.m., 7 a. m.
KI Pafotlp. in., Op, m.
Fort V6rili 0:so n. m., 0:30 p. m.
City of Mexico 9 M a. m., 9:45 a. m.
llouiton 4 a. m., 4 a.m.
Now OrU'iiui 0:'i5 p. in., 0:15 a. m.
Waiblngton 0:42 a. m., 0;4i a. m.
New York 12:43 p. m., 12;43 p. in.
Pullman and Tourlit can on both train i.
Chair can t-acramvnto to Ucilen and ElPaio,
ami tourlit curt to Chicago, Bt. Louli, Netr Or.
learn and WaihliiKton.
t'onncptlnir at n Franclieo vrlth leveral
lliitH lor llonnliilu, Japan, China, Phlllpplnei,
Ctntral and feouth America.
R. B. MH.LER, O. P. A.,
. Portland, Oregon.
White Collar Line
Portland -Astoria Route
Str. "BAILEY GATZERT."
Dally round trlpi except 8unday, '
TIMS OAKD.
Leare Portland...- -r.UHM..Mn.t...M,7()0A. M
Learea Aitorla 7:00 I M
Through Portland connection with Steamer.
.iMtvviiM I4vu ,. ,u wm urtiy ,i.RVU milB
WhIU Collar Line tlcketa Interchangeable
with 0, U. ii K. Co. and V. T. Co. ticket!.
The Dalles-Portland Route
STEAMERS
"TAHOMAw aad METLAKO"
Dally tripe except Bunday,
, "TAHOMA.
Learn Portland. Hon., Ve Frl....... 7:00 a. M
Leave Ihe Pallet, Tuea.,1 bur. Bat, 7:1)0 A. 14
Sta-. ,METLAKO."
Leave Portland-Tue,, Thu., 8au...7 :00 A. itt
Leavei The Dalle Mon., Viva., FrL,.,.7:uO A, M.
Landing and office: Foot Alder Street. Both
phone Main 541. lortland, Oregon.
t
AGENTS,
JOHK M. FILLOON.... Tb. Dallei, Or
A. J. TA Yl.OIL........... ..... Aitorla. Or
J. J.LUCKEY ......... Hood River. Or
nvi-vfnv a, ,, ivv... n uito raiiuon, tvain
J. r. WYA1T ...-..,......., Vancouver. Waih
R. II. UILIIUKTII t)Je HMg
JOHN M. TIITTON... ..Stevenion, Waih
II KN It V OLM S rKD ,. .Canon. WMh
WM, UUTU5R...... r...Butler, Waih
E.W, CRICHTON,
- Portland, Oregon
1KHKE FUlNISime GO.
' - . (Iaconorated.)
'Maaufaetarer of
Woven Wire Mattresses.
rarpet. Portlen.'Kuft. Lace Curiatm. '
Bhadei. Furniture, Wall Paper, Picture
Store at Albany and Salem. Or.
Fattory at Albany, Ore.
Matc Tt-iplt, Albany, Oasaoa,
TIT RATI. AND WATER.
A STORIA & COLUMBIA
Two Siraii Passenger Ms. Doll,
WITH
THROUGH PARLOR CARS
BETWLKN
Portland. Astoria ? Seaside
Lcare
Union l)cKt
Portland
For ilaj-Kern, Rain
ier, ClntaKAtilo
Wtrtpnrt, Clllton,
Aitorla, Worrvii'
toll, Flnrel, (lour.
Aitorla A Pehore
Kxprcu Dally.
Aitorla Ezpreia
Dally.
Arrlvci .
Union DoiiOt
Portland
8:00 a.m.
11 HO a.
CtMp. hi.
f2:30 p.m.
9:40 p.m.
'Dallr except Saturday.
(Saturday only.
Ticket office, 2Ji Morrlion'itreet, and Union
depot, Portland.
J. C. MAYO,
Oen, Pan. Agent, Aitorla, Or,
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMER GEO. W. S&AVER,
Will leave Portland, foot ot Waihlnuton St.,
8unday,Tuciday and 'Ihuridny oronlne nt J
n'clocU, for cauvlci lilnnd, Kt. Ilcli'tu, Canlet,
Deer lilnnd, Marllm, Kalamn, Neer City,
Hauler, Jit. Collin. Mayccr, Utella,- Oak. Point.
Frccninni, Mauzanlllo.Clntikanle and all way
lauding.
'.'BEST OF EVERYTHING''
, In a word thWtctWof tho paa.
cnger icrrlc via
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
' Klght Train Dally between Bt. Paul and
Chicago, comprising
The Lntoat 'llinwn Hlrepera,
, 1'errlvaa Ulnliir Cnra,
Library amn Oberri.lon Can,
Vrea Kecllnlng ChalriCare.
THK TWENTIETH CENTUKY TltAIN
"THE NORTHWESTERN LIMITED"
Rum Every Day of the Year.
The Finest Train In the World
Electric Lighted Steam Heated
TC- CHICAGO IIY DAYLIGHT.
The Badcer State Kxprcu, the (I neat Day Tr nln
Running Iletu een Ut Paul aud Chtcngo Ti
the Miort Line. Coitueciluui Irom the
Weit made Ta.
The Northern Pacific, '
Great Northern and
Canadian Pacific Railways
Thli li aim tie beit line between Omaha, 8t
raul and.Mlrinrarollt.
All Agentt tell TlckeU Via "Th Northwcit
ern Line."
V. H. MEAD, General Agent.
H. L. SISLGR, T. A.
248 Alder Street, Portland, Or,, ,
..OO EAiT.
VIA-
fe
Shortest and. Quickest Line
TO
ST. PAUL.QULUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, ONUBU0
AMI ALL POINTS KAST.
Through rlc4 nnd' Tourlai Sleeper.
DllllngMiiil llunTet SmuhliiK Library Cr
DAILY TRAINS! FAST TIME: 8ERVICE
AND BCKNKHY UNyjUALKII.
T'rkettto polnti Eait via the Ohiat North-
utNimwav.on ale at Columbia Uouthern
and O. K. 4 K. Depot Ticket Office, or GaiiT
roTHix Ticket omca
tii Third St., PortUud, Or.
For Katei, Folder and full Information re
larding Kaiteru ulpcalt on or addreu
A. B. C. DENNISTOK,
City Pau. and Ticket Agent, Portland, Or,'
L. M. PAIIRI6H. FRANK K. WATKIN8,
Notary Public, Notary Public.
0. K. WATKIK&
( mm, WATKINS .1 CO. ,
REAL ESTATE
Insurance,
House andJLoaiit
Ajfcnis. j
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