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THE NEW AGE, PORTLAND, OREGON.
LEADING BUSINESS FIRMS OF
"EASTERN OREGON.
J OUIB HUNZIKEK.
FKACTICAL WATCHMAKKIl, JEWELER
AND OPTICIAN.
Vlamoiids, Watches, Jewelry, Bllvcrware, Op
tical Qoods, Cat ainss.
TX Main Street.
PKNDLKTON, Oregon
T
HE OWL.
A OKNTLBMAN'8 11K80HT.
Jluest Wines Liquors and Cigars, aire Ui ft
Vail. Ojip. Depot, Left Hand Walk.
SMITH A IIOCKWKLL, Vtofn.
La Urandc, Oregon
THE MINT SALOON
O. L. MELLQUIST, Prop.
JtHKT IIHAMH OK WINES
AM) LKlUOltB
IMPORTED AND
UOMKSTIO
01(lAlta...
Tornrr lieol ftrcct and
JcftitKin Awlita, LA GRANDE, OR,
S. Y. Juiili, Pait. K K. Jlinn, Pec'r and Treat.
'Ilinios E. 1'KU., Manager
incorporated, IBM Capital Htork, $10,6X9
PENDLETON
Woolen Mills
Manufiiuturers of
FleeceWool Blankets, Indian Robes
Cnsslmcrcs, Pltinncls
PonUloton, Oro.
Tlie Leading
AND
OP I2ASTUKN OKIKION IS
..ML A. RADER..
I'micriil Dlrrctiir mill Emtjiilincr
Ijuly AHnlntitut.
ruMii.inoN
OltKOON
Rates fU.50 Per Day and Up.
THE GEISER GRAND
(AMKIIICAN)
A. GKISKIt, Proprietor.
Commercial, Family and
Tourist Hotel.
iiakkii city, onrcaoN
mill: fi:i,i;nitATi:i) columiiia iijikweuy
AI'tlUBT ill'CIILi'.lt, Prop.
Tlila well-known brewery now turning out
tlm best llcer mill I'mlrrinitt of tlio ('nuclides.
Tlivlniid Hii)iUni'i'H (or tint iimniifiii'ture of
jroml lirnliliiiil Hevrhnti' In on Introduced, mid
only tlio Hrtt-i'liiMi nrllelo will bo placed on the
tsarkul.
Lk.I Hvcoiid Street
THE DALLiy, Oil.
Dalles Laundry Go.
FiRST-OlASS WORK
at Short Notlra
Gentlemen's Work a Specialty
Loral I'liiinn 341 Long llUtnno. till II
Till; DAI.I.I2S, ORUOON
" ' I! !
Z. F. MOODY
THE DALLES, OR.
General Forwarding
Commission Merchant.
Olt1cr and Warehouses at
RAILROAD AND S'lHAMHR DUPOTS
Wool handling our specially,
drain bought and .old.
Columbia
Brewery
AUGUST HUCIILUR, Propr.
01 tho product of Ihla uvll-known brewery,
the United HI men Health Iteporti for Juno iM,
1MJ0, says: "A mow superior brwwnerer entered
tho labiatory of the OiiltrU Stales Health IU-
fori. It it absolutely devoid of the slightest
raeaol adulteration, out on the oilier haud U
composed of tho tt of luall and choicest of
hop. Itttonlotiuallllcsaroof Ihohlghrst.and
It cau bo uied with the greatest buiiaflt and
satisfaction by old and young, luiuocau con
oUullouily w yrworlbed by the physicians
with the lurtaluty that a better, purer or .mora
Wholesome- beverage could not possibly V
tund."
Kami m THE DAUX9, OMT.
U9 Business Finns ol lie Dalles
TACOMA ADVERTISING
Tacoma Trunk Factory.
Trunks, Traveling Bags, Suit Cases and
Telescopes.
REPAIRING DONE.
730 Pacific Ave.
Tacoma, Wash.
. S. POSNER.
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods
and Notions.
Cloaks arid Suits.
946 Pacific Ave. Tacoma, Wash.
THOMAH H. lliniLI'.Y, Manager.
Ken. Tel. John Ml.
IIOHEKT McCULLOUOH. Secretary.
Ilea. Tel. John 851.
TAGOMA TUG AND BARGE GO.
TJJOS
PnARLESS, FAIRFIELD,
FAVORITE and FALCON.
flenoral Towing. Coal, Ilallast and Water
furiiHii'il. Henna and Marges for Kent. Tho
"Ktarles" Is lilted with powerful llro and
wrecking puinpii. All Imslmva comtnuulca
tluli In he nddreMi'il Taroimi Tug and llargo
Co, Olllni!' I'ni'lllc Cold Htorngo building,
Northern Paclllc Hock. Tclephonu Main 69.
Tnconia, Washington.
C1-
II. A. DURRV Pfoprktor of
Cascade Steam Laundry
Newly Fitted ami One of tho Best
Laundries In the Northwest.
ir.TO It (' Hlreet
i:illMJ Ci nerelal .Street
Tvlupliono Main :u
Tacomi, Washlnelon
EHTAIILIHIIED 1MI.
To Tho Trade:
D. M. HOFFMAN & CO.
EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE
DEALERS
Aro now open for ImhIiiohs with tlio
larKi'ht mid Uncut stock in tlio city.
Wines, Liquors nnd Cigars
lit 10 Pnclllu Ave, Phono Main ol)i).
Tho only oxcluslvo wholcsalo
house In Tacoma.
Hoarding Horst's n Hpoclalty. Tel. Main 409
CLARK'S
LIVERY and TRANSFER STABLES
JOHN CI.AHIC A SON, Proprietors.
Hacks and Rigs Furnished on Short Notice
No. Ulu A Street, Tacoma, Washington.
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS
and Gents' Furnish'
Ing Goods.
Falter
than
the
ordinary
and
extra
cost
Hct lighted ami
most convenient
storoln tho city.
DICKSON BROS. CO.
Cmitmpal Outftttmrm
1120-22 PmoJfte Avm. Tmim
YdOuvK .rJJ 5tl"&r'll
a a a iiuhh
ii3 n aggJ3.17tiulllicldi!.'
iiiBsBi AflPwl I
Wy xMuvVmiv V JBtOP
"VLlIrS' VJjrljClliiJ'
1 ' C
ITALIAN OF THE ASH DUMP.
Where ThU Forelsner Oeta Fuel for
Ilia Fire.
There Is a value to everything, 'and
tho Italian Is cognizant of the fact, al
though tho valuo Is small. Ho gathers
cinders, wood, rags, bottles, paper, rub
ber and leather shoes, and old tin cans,
all of which have been thrown away by
others. Sometimes two or more fam
ilies unite In making their collections
nnd disposing of them, forming In n
small way a trust or co-operative indus
try. The coal and wood -they utilize for
fuel In their homes, and turn the other
products of their labor Into money In
tho following way:
The old shoes and rubbers aro sold to
n shoemaker, usually another Italian,
and bring from fi to -." cents a pair, tho
prices varying according to their con
dition. The shoemnker repairs them
mid disposes of them again as second
hand. The rags nnd paper are sold to the
wholesale Junk dealer, and usually
bring about 0 cents a hundred weight
for old paper and anywhere from 10
to 80 cents a hundred weight for rags.
Tho bottles are washed and disposed
of through tlio siimo agency. Tlio price
of bottles fluctuates, an average being
$1 n hundred; but tho Italian seldom
sells on a "bear" market.
The bones are sold to tho fertilizer
factories, $2 a ton being paid.
The tin cans are sold to foundries,
where tho solder and tin are melted oft
and tlio Iron sheets aro melted up and
sash weights miiile from them. Old
tomato cans and fruit cans bring $3 n
ton, and It takes more than -1,000 of
these cans to make a ton.
There must bo some money mado In
this business, for mi Italian residing In
New York city pays to that corporation
tho sum of ?:i(),0(Mi n year for tlio privi
lege of picking the above-mentioned
commodities (trimming, they call It)
from the scows that bear tho city's
ashes and garbage -to tlio sea. Chris
tian Hiidcnvor World.
IT'S UNNECESSARY TO SAY.
IMmiy KciitnrUti Unit Aro Entirely Hu
lierlluoiiH ut All TIiiich.
A now society Is proposed to'havo for
Its title "Tho Society for the Suppres
sion of Obvious Iteniarks." A list of
speeches Is to be prepared which the so
ciety binds Itself not to use. thus ele
vating the chimietor of general conver
sation. Hero arc some of tho speci
mens of obvious remarks: "It Is nut
the actual degree of heat registered by
the thermometer which makes It so un
comfortable; It Is the humidity In the
atmosphere." "I don't mind the
money; It's tho prluclplo of tho thing."
"Olio never understands tho name
when olio Is Introduced to a per
son." "If the water were Uttered It
would be Just as good as the water of
any city." "Tho trouble about going to
huiniiier gardens Is It takes you so long
to get home." "You can put on two
fresh collars a day and then never have
a clean one on."
These aro statements over which no
one disputes and they may be Increased
to an almost unlimited degree. The ob
ject to be Kitlued In refraining from
them Is rather, ludellnlto except that
they waste time, but as everyone has
Immeasurable quantities of time to
waste, and no gain can be shown In
saving It, the work of the S. S. O. It.
society seems an Idlo expenditure of ef
fort. If everybody carried on a thought
ful conversation a state of mental ex
haustion would soon be brought about
where all conversations would cease,
and silence In company, as everyone
knows, Is more rasping on the nerves
than an ocean of commonplace re
marks. The babllug of tongues Is nn
excellent dcadcucr of thought and no
ono should permit his thoughts to work
overtime If ho desires to bo happy.
Chicago Chronicle.
Not a Clilneso Word.
"II'h a mlstako to suppose- that 'Joss'
Is a Chinese word," niyn a retired
ship's carpenter. "I've traveled a good
bit In the orient In my time, and among
the odds mid ends of interesting Infor
mation I picked up was a knock-out
of tho genuineness of ''Joss' ns a Chi
nese word. Chinamen only know
'Joss' when they come In contact with
Kuropeaus. A Chinese priest that I
became chummy with In Hankow told
me that thero was no such word In
Chinese. lie explained that the word
was a corruption of the Spanish word
'Dies' and had eomo into use through
tlio missionaries. Many early mission
aries, ho said, were Spanish priests,
and their pronunciation of 'DIos' was
speedily corrupted Into 'Joss by na
tive tongues and applied to tho Chi
nese dletles, It's only on the Clilneso
seaboard that the word Is understood
by Chinamen. In the Interior, tho
priest told me, tho cclc&tluls had' no
knowledge of It."
Tlm MotirnlitK Kvll.
The use of crepo for mourning veils
Is becoming less every day, and In
summer tlio crinkly fabric Is scarcely
seen. Many physicians protect against
women wearing crepo veils at any sea
son of the year, and the nun's veiling,
grenadine, and similar materials havo
to a largo extent, replaced tho crepo
drapery that formerly was a distinctive
badgo of bereavement.
For widows or other women wearing
crepo mourning it Is the fancy at pres
ent to wear a short veil ot tluo grena
dlno or gauze, falling hi graceful folds
at tho back and draped on a bonnet
frame of light weight, edged with a
narrow baud of crepo. A bow of crep
adorus tlio front of tho bonnet
It is as Important that a man should
acquire new ways of complimenting as
that a woman should learn uew way
of cooking potatoes.
TACOMA ADVERTISING
s
AYHE DItUO CO.
Tho moat reliable plaee to buy drug and
patent medicines, etc. This store Is noted for
its carefulness In fllllpg prescriptions and for
fair prices.
1106 Pacific Avenue
Tacoma, ' Wash.
, .
i HEUDEEN STEAM LAUNDRY
. M, I.upton, Mgr.
Equipped with new un-to-dato machinery.
No rough or snw-edge culls and collars. Hlgd
glos or domestic finish. Work llrst-class anh
suro to please.
Tclcphouo 381.
Corner Hume and It Hts., Opp. rircmcn's Hall.
mllE PACIFIC LIQUOR AND WINE HOUSE.
N. KEUTEIl, Proprietor.
Tho best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Family Trade a Specialty.
Tel. Red 1731.
1MX5 Pacific Ave.
1C0S Commcrco St. Tacoma, Washington
mHE JUNCTION.
M. CHRISTIAN, Prop.
Fine Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Telephone
lllaclc 107.1.
Cor. Pacific Avenue and Jcderton St.,
TACOMA, WASHINGTON
LOCAL SOUVENIR8 AND
UNMOUNTED PHOTOS.
HOLT'S ART STORE.
Frames Made to Order. Pictures of All Kinds,
stationery and Art Ootids. Tel. lllaclc 2773.
No. "(55 O Street, near Chamber of Commerce.
TACOMA, WASHINOTON.
. MICHAEL BROS.
drugoists.
Jefferson and Paclllc Avenue.,
TACOMA, WASHINOTON.
W. w. Wing. O. II. Wing, Jr.
KASTHHX LAUNDRY.
WING IlROH.J'ropi.
'o Launder Anything.
711 Pacific Avo. Tel. Mala 290. Tncoma.Wash.
D KNAI1KL,
Proprietor of
THE GERMAN IIAKERY AND COFFEE
PARLOUS.
Fresh Dread nnd On'knilnllv. Ornamental
Cakoi n uperlulty. Only thy lieat anU purest
material ifccd In our llakir. Dread delivered
freo many part of the city, luluplmuo Parle
7U1, 1117 Puelllo Avenue, Tucuma, Wimlilugtou.
flOTIISCIIILI) & CO.
Port Tovwuend, Washington.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Custom Houso lirokers and Stevedores.
Established lO. llranch ollloes Tacoma and
Scuttle.
jKNTUCKY LIQUOR CO.
Peter Sandbcrg, Proprietor.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. .
Sole agent for OuIiicmi' Stout and fines' Ale,
(Read Ilros. llottllug). Established 1MI. Tele
phono Main 699. 1110 Pnclllo Avcnuo; 1139
Comuiurco St. Tucoma, Wuihlngtou.
Prye Bruhn Ss Co.
,1310 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma, Wash.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Meats furnished for Railroads
and Steamboat Lines,
OLLARD IRON WORKS.
Foundry, Machine
and Forge Shops.
Heavy Iron Work. ..
Iron and Brass Castings.
Northern Pacific Docks and at Uailoy St.
TACOMA, WASHINGTON.
Grand Central Hotel.
W. W. HARMON, Lcsseo and Mgr.
s
Headquarters for Lumbermen
Miners and Tourists.
First class bar In connection,
1S1MS1S Paclflo Avenue. TACOMA, Wash-
We have everything
you need in the Drug
and Patent Medicine
Line.
VIRGES & CO.,
Druggists.
1143 Pacific Ave.
DAVE GROSS
Dave Gross Co.
Cloaks' at Wholesale
JO Pmelfto Avm.
TAOOMA ami MEW YOH
TACOMA, WASHINGTON, ADVERTISING.
WILLIAM W. MILNER. JAMES II. DKOK
DEQE & MILJVER.
Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters
Solo Agents for Hart, Schaflncr & Marx and Alfred Benjamin A Co.'s
Tailor-Mado Suits, Raincoats and Overcoats. Finest Line of Ilaber
dnshory and Hats in Tacoma. Up-to-Dato Merchandise at Popular
Prices.' : : : :::::::::
1108 Pacific Avenue.
G. L HOLMES FURNITURE COMPANY
Patronize the House that has but One Price, and that the
Right Price. "Live and Let Live" is our motto, Furniture,
Carpets, Stoves, Ranges, Crockery and Glassware, in fact,
everything to furnish a simple cottage or a palace, cither
for cash or on installments
Nos. IIOI to 1105 Second Ave.,
Nos. 923 and 925 C Street,
Tacoma Brass and Machine Works
J. IJAMFORD, Proprietor.
...M ACH IJNISTS...
Agents and Builders of the'Flynn Shlnfjle Machines and Meteor Gasoline Engines.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Telephone Main 477. Fifteenth and A Sts., Tacoma, "Wash
Merchants Delivery Co.
Forwarding Agents for
Northern Pacific, Great Morlhern, Wells
Fa rgo and American Express Compan
ies; Swift & Co.) Omaha Packing '
Co.; American Paper Co. Etc.
Baggage to and from Trains, Hotels, Etc.
Telephone Main J 68.
936 Commerce St. Tacoma, "Wash.
CUE CEREAL COMPANY
MANurAcruitRna or
Rolled Oats.
Daily Bread Flour.
Cereals of All Kinds.
Feed.
John Donahue
Manufacturer o( and
Dealer in
...LUMBER
(FawmlU and. Onice
Twenty-first and Dock Sts.
Telephone Main 289. Tacoma, Wash.
TKLKIMIONK .43.
TACOMA CARRIAGE and BAGGAGE
TRANSFER COMPANY,
Offlco 102 Tenth St., Southeast corner ot A.
TACOMA, WASH.
Hacks, Ceupes, Carriages, Itggigt Wagons
At All Hours.
Passengers and Itaggage transferred from
residences and hotels to and from all boats and
trains. Hand Tour rhecks for bagBaKo to our
messengers, who will meet you on all Incom
ing trains and boats, first class I.h cry. Open
allnlght. All rigs niarked "T. C. A U. T. Co."
McLean, McMillan & Co.
Wholesale and Retail
QROCERS.
Proprietors of tho Laurel brand of
high grade groceries.
Telephones, Main 517 and Main 506.
, ' 01M3 G Street .
012 Commerce Street
TACOMA,
WASH.
TACOMA, WASHINOTON
Seattle, Wash.
Tacoma, Wash.
TUB
Puget Sound Iron S Steel Works
Machinists, Engineers
and Iron Founders
Marine, Saw Mill & Mining Machin
ery. Lodging Kngines. Works, corner
Twcnty-llt and A Sts. Phono Main 57.
Tacoma, Wasnington.
HUNT & MOTTET CO.
Dealers in
General Hardware
MILL AND LOGGERS' SUPPLIES.
1601-1503-1605 Pacific Avenue
. TACOMA, WASH.
H. Hohenschild Co.
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
Dry Goods
Gents' Goods, Notions, Etc.
932 Pacific Ave. Tacoma.
Telephono, Black 1713.
All work guaranteed. Gentlemen's
clothing kept in thorough ropair. Any
losses mado good immediately,
' 1152 Commerce Street
TACOMA WASH.
THE BEE HIVE
Lunch Counter
and Restaurant
D. W1SSINOER & M. C. RUSSELL, Props.
Tho only first-class and np-to-date
iwoiuurmu now open anu uoing busi
ness at
1544 Pacific Avenue.
Our coffee is unexcelled. Side dishes
served such is servo 1 in no other Res
taurant in this city.
Open All INIght
POPULAR PRICES.
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