The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, May 28, 1904, Image 8

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    THE NEW AGE. POUT J-AND, OBEGON.
Peculiar
To Itself
In what it is and whnt it docs con
taining the heat blood-purifying,
alterative and tonio substances and
effecting tho most radical and per
manent cures of all humors and all
eruptions, relieving weak, tired,
languid feelings, and building up
tho wliolo system is truo only of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
No other medicino acts liko it;
no other medicino has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicino has restored health
and strength at so littlo cost.
"I wa troubled with ecrofula and crime
near loilne my ercsl.ht. For four months I
could not see to do anything. After taking
two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I could tea
to walk, and Then I had taken oleht bottles 1
could see as well as aver." Susie A. IUltta
TO.v. Withers, N. 0.
Hood's Sarsaparilla promlsos to
euro and koopa tho promloo.
Odd Thlnge About tho I'oshiiiii.
TIiu American opossum Is onu of the
most curious nnlmnlH living In the
United Sinter. It Is tlit only onu Hint
I'ltrrlcri ItH young In a pouch, like the
UiuiKitroo. It Ih tho only iinlnml thnt
cull feign dentil perfectly. It Is re
tmirkiililo for ImiikIiik !' Its tnll like
u monkey. It Iiiih lunula rcflciiiblliiit
thoso of a litimiui IigIiik. ItH HUOIIt If
liko n Iiok'h, while Its mouth N lllicr
nlly fuinlHlu'd with teeth. ItH eycH arc
liko a rut'H and It IiIh.sch liko n minke.
Deafness Cannot He Cured
hr local aiillcatloiis as thojr rnnnot roach tho
Ucated I'lirtlonol tliocnr. Il.oro Isunlyono
way lo euro dunuies, nml that In by coiiatllu
tloual remedies. JmnfncMlsrnustil hy an In
flamed Condition (if the mttnius lIultiK of tho
Kiutachlan Tulm. When tills tulio Is in Named
you
big.
thui
you hnvo a rumbllntr sound or Imtorfocl hoar
Inir. and when 11 IsoutlrnlvGlnsoil. Deafness I'
tliu result, and unlor ilioliillaiiitiiatiuii ran bo
taken out and this tubo 10 tmodtolts tioruiat
condition, hearing will bo destroyed fcirovcr;
lilm iuosoiitol ten arn raunjd by Catarrh,
which Is nothing but au lullaiiicd condition of
tliiriuurous surfaces.
Wo will give (Hit) Hundred Dollars for any
cam of Deafness (coined by catarrh) that can
not l' cured by II ell's Catarrh euro, bend for
circulars, free.
K. J. RIIKNKY A CO., Toledo, 0.
Hold by Dnii(lt,7.V.
Hall's ramify fills aro tho beat.
Itofusrd to Horvo.
A Frenchman went to a brother
member of his lodge and said to him:
"What does a polar Injur do?"
Tho brother answered:
"What 'does a polar bear do? Wliy,
ho sits on tho Ice."
"Hits on r.eo IcoV"
"Yes," said tho brother, "thcro Is
nothing else to sit on."
"Veil, vat ho do, too?"
"What doe ho also do? Why, bo
cats fish."
"Bat fish sits on zco ice and cats
flsh. Then I not accept"
"You don't nccept? What do you
mean?"
"Oh, non, non. I docs not nccept.
I wns appointed to net as polar bear
to teo funeral."
Tli ShortoitWar
out of in stttck of
Rheumatism
or
Neuralgia
Istous
St. Jacobs Oil
Which afford not only cum relief,
but a prompt cue. It srothei,
(ubJues, snd eij the sulfeiUic.
Price, 25c. and SOc
Btomneh,
avctotn. nml furnishes
"ral.
rags-
building of tho run-down constitution. Yon will find no tonic
to net bo nromntlv nnd beneficially where tho health hns given
way, tho strength over-tnxed by hard work nnd closo confinement.
Those living in the low, marshy sections of the country, exposed to
miusmntic poisons nnd breathing tho impure nir ttrising tram stugnnnt
pools nnd swamps, till their canton, Ohio, Aur-. o, 1003.
systems uro filled with inn- Qontlement 8.8.8. Umroodmodtclne. ikoep
l-irlinn.ltlinlpliKnltli miliar. " tIlB
lamiUUllllCirilCnillllUUlcr. tnMln tn
mined, will fiiul S. S. S. a nil thaorirun.. It urtvoa nniuittto oml enemy and
nir.c..v....nr.r tin!r nml 5ta mftkoB ouo feel bolter in ovory way. Iliuvofounit
most excellent tonic, nml Us u n,ao n oxooUont b,00ll lu,rlflor, Vot 10ntha I
. !....
mun,,,v.uwiinui.v.,mmii it alao au oxoollont blood jiurlflor. l'or months I
limely iieo ha3 many times wa troubled with n itohtnir akin oruj.tlonon
nrevJnted tho serious com- tho faeo.niulltrlod epoolollata and many romo-
proNtntcu u o SLrtous com- dio,tototftouro.but8.u.8.1athoonlyuiodlolno
tltr.n!nna tUnt an nf nn !.., ., 1 tn ll. .... T ... ..n.w mm.,,. .1 1..
tllicntions tlint BO often thutsoomed to relieve. I am now oomnaratlvslv
result from miilnrii freo of thla eruption. I think ft Kreat dent of your
r.Mllll IIOIII lllllllllia. ..lll., l,.ll.l l In I.aII,. !,.) 1.I...I .....III .
.UVU.V...V,
tlto and Rood digestion aro
1380 E.
tho foundation etonos of
rrood health. S. S. S. sup.
plies nil tlieso, containing
I hkvo
Good blood, good nppe- ud tonlo'Uuown to the world to.dnv.
ns it docs ingredients for nlat.uml only do o iiovrbocauso of deatr
., .,...' r,i i i , huvo others bonotlted by tho uso of your i
lho purification of tho blood OXOoUent medlolno. Before uslu b. b.b.
nun cat onot tliol) ooa .u.nt
and also well-known tonic api-lnn ivory much folt tho need of a tonlo; wsi
la fitoini.ch dl60itlirtd nnd that I ftl
n-Ar.AtUA lino f.illd hftvoiuyonra, lu my Jmlumont thero lauobottor '
M'sv
Ve&K, run-uown, lire- mm wuwwku, w"1 "" "I'l wi- or eiiorKY, u
9 Al.I . 1 1 vtalfrfe4l aa-l - a . .!&.- h ... . m tm
II apt lO DO tno enso wnoro mo Dai.tu t iickic.i.u uuu uuiuro icn iu
take care of herself. If you need a tonic and appetizer, you will
find S. S. S. tho best. Medical advice without charge to all who write us
bout their com. JH SWIFT SPCCIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAm
TVhltfc niiffnlo.
Old buffalo hunters of tho western
item
vlnf?
'Itnrn
Kansas prairies used to tell of lmvl
seen and pursued white Inifrnlo.
wero whlto buffalo albinos, such as
aro found at raro Intervals In all the The young woman who prides her
families of tho nnlmal kingdom; but self on saying the happy word at tho
tho number of those which existed In happy moment was tested the other
fact and of those which existed purely day. She wore a pearl-gray gown to
In tho Imagination, says the Kansas a club reception, and chanced to bo
City Journal, were in wonderful tils- ' tnlklng art off In a corner with n viva
proportion. clous lady who was sipping chocolate
In 1873 old lien Canfleld, who roam- Suddenly another woman broke Into
id tho plnlns with his tall, gaunt wife tho convcrsttlon.
for a companion, followed a herd of "My dear," she said to tho vivacious
buffalo from the northern edge of indy, "It seems that Sirs. Hemingway
what Is now Oklahoma to tho sand is nn old sweetheart of your husband,
hills of Nebraska, thinking to kill n she has been telling us what cliannlnar
hlg white bull which he had seen in the letters he used to write to her, and she
herd. After threo weeks of patient wants so much to meet you. Ob, hern
stnlklng Cnnflcld did kill tho bull, only he Is now! Do let me present "
to And that tho whiteness of Its ap-1 r10 vivacious lady sprang to her
pcaranco was due to a coat of white- rcot. She would not have showed a
wash. touch of embarrassment for worlds,
An explanation of this phenomenon nmi jn icr 0rr0rt to appear delighted
would not bo needed by peoplo familiar Hl0 ,,0Hrc,i ,pr chocolate, with Its
with tho natural lime beds of western whipped cream, all down the front of
Kansas. The habit of tho buffalo Is to t)l0 inj,ien n Krily,
roll or wallow In every pool of water -Don't mention It:" exclaimed tho
or mud nolo to which ho comes. Can- tntti l-IH. im nlin mntinpcl the limwii
Hold's buffalo had simply been rolling
In a bed or nntlvo lime, wuicn, wiipii
dried In tho sun, coated his bldo with
a kind of plaster.
No doubt these lime holes account
for mnny of tho "whlto buffalo" so of
ten reported by hunters.
The Century's Summer Campaign.
It Is announced that each of tho
summer and nutiimn numbers of Tho
Century will carry out a special plan,
Tho Juno issue, for instance, will bo
a Western number, Its long and full
tablo of contents representing, by sub-
jfot or by contributor, ovciy trans-Al-
leglinny Ktato or Territory. It will lie,
in n certain sense, n Western exhibit
for tho St. Louis Fair. TJiero will bo
eight articles of special signiflcanco to
tiio West and of much general intorest,
including n word for forestry from ox-
President Cleveland, four strikingrolor
pages, eleven stories besides fnrtlior
chapters nf Jack London's "Tho Sea-
Wolf," ami various other features that
prominu much pleasure and profit, j
ino JuiyiHs.io win m a special uc
tion number, but wllhayoalsoa paper
on"ri.oow West Point," with im-
pressing drawings from tho architects'
lho July Ibhiiu will bo a special fie-'
plans, and two or threo articles touch-
lug interests in tint Far Kast. Antlro
Castaigiiu's pictures of tho world's fair,
for which tho studies wore made on
tho grounds, arc making and are prom
ised for an eaily niunbor.
What Gorman Is Itnnlly Liko
As statesmen go, dormim Is not nn
old man. Horn In 18.TO, ho has seen
slxty-llvo years, but thoy rest upon
him lightly. Ills form Is still as erect
as over, and his shoulders as broad.
Personally Oorman Is a man of few
petty vices. Ho Is a baseball crank
or was when tho national gnmo Hour-1
ulin,lnM,t tviiMfoM innnnv mUlii-.
money
chickens and vegetables on his farm
at Laurel, Mil., a few miles from Wash
ington. Unllko boiiiu statesmen ho Is
hoi g.ve to ui HiiiiiHi'iiiuiii. k.iowi. u
uiu apuoi u o,.uiimk wiiiu, , j,,cd with '-0 Individuals, who look
neither does ho sinoko tobacco luces. et, ,. 80 , -llcHnilKirH Htpieezed
santly, liko mmo of bis distinguished to,.,,ti,or ,., nlcklo .,., Htlir((.(1 ot
colleagues, nor chow It, liko certain
eminent Jurists. Ills family life has
been Ideal.
(lormiiu Is not approachable, In tho
ordinary sense. IIo does not wear an
air of very marked geniality, mid ns n t
rule, bo keeps bis own counsel and
makes conlldnuts of few. Hut bis man
ner, at all times, Is suavo and polite,
and ho has a fashion of calming ene
mies that has stood him in good stead.
Leslie's Monthly.
From Kxuiitlnntloii I'npnrs.
A friend handed mo these excerpts
from examination papers which bo had
collected during tho past year. They
aro thu result of asking the youngsters
to write sentences showing tho mean
lug of tho words they had to spell:
Mathematics aro all tho studies put
together.
It would take quite long to travel
tho radius of the world.
Stenography means to bo a type
writer. Kiiullateral means nearly half.
Tho wild lyon was very radius.
Ho was very radius at mo.
ItndlouH, a different kind of people.
The radius of tho hole was 15 feot
deep. Ittstou Kecord.
-7J . .M. .M.,M-M f
BEST TONIC
It increases tho appetite, tones up tho
invigorates nml htrcni'tliciis tho
miror nnd better blood for tho up-
ouo nil tnewiuio. ii is nn oxceiiont
iv. ,r0nirt l to tlmaratamnnd tono to
! A I llAltal.l A.t.lM.. . .. A T 1. .. -k A .1
.W..O. ... . MM ..M MWH U.WU.. UllUdl I
UltS, 1'ItANIE UORNEB.
Uoveuthat,
Altoonn,ra., June 00, 1003.
alwaya been avorao to irtvlnir a teattmo-
ueslrs to
moat
,,iint,,n. nafnr ..i,1? h.h.h. ti.i.
lu bettor ..hyslcal condition thau X
i
THE TACTFUL SPEECH.
oconn with n nc0 handkerchief. "I'm
HUrp t. ,0 wo,1(cr y were nWk-
ward, tins circumstances were ho em
barrasslngl Hcldcs, It Isn't half so
bud for mo as It Is for you. I know I
nhoiild want to go through the Door
If I bad done such a thing. No, really,
don'tmnkcexeusin! You mustn't worry
l'ot it at all. Listen! I liavo a lovely
ww gown coming homo to-night. If It
weren't for that perhaps I couldn't
have behaved so well about this."
About thnt time a look on tho vlvn-
etoui lady's face brought the sweet
prattler to herself with n sho-lc, and
she started for homo, devoutly wishing
that she had been born mute,
Thcro was another cheerful little
f,p at a recent church dinner. Tho
president of the missionary society, at-
tired as it waitress and carrying a
phittcr of butter-balli airily poised on
mn,i( nppronched the tablo she was
K,,rvM(;, 4 one will ever know know
JUHt ,I0W lt happened, but the linrinlcm
Imlv , ,,ln,.k Hi1I who wus BitlInK t
.,, ,.,,. .liliCI1iy r,,t shower of
,e tn,,,0 Butlilnly felt a showc
Holllctll,B her sl.tiiilders, and
rcniM1i t,nt tlio pliillor ItHClf Imil
, d u .tu.,..,,,,,,,, ,, ,lin,,e,;
then
d fol-
liiltilnjl 1 1 v.
twnon ., ,, .. ... ,lf ,. ,.,..,,
The amateur waitress, vlth mi excla
mation of dismay, extracted thu plat
ter and began to hullo out the mis
shapen globes of butlor, while the but
tered lady tried to think of something
kind and comforting to say; but to her
,,,,,, t,0 waitress. Instead of e.v-
j,rcf,HnB anxiety about tho dress, only
(.xcinlll0(li ..lHll't that too oxasperat-
,B? , ,,0I,.t b(llPVU t cnI1 uso tho3a
butter-balls at alii"
8HE PREFERRED ASPHYXIATION,
"
""c,l"" " viniirnaiH npnn-
lull nml New York lllovntor-H.
"Kxpressl" shouted the starter In ono
of tho downtown "sky-scrnpors." Tho
last passenger stepped Into tho eleva
(of , ,,. Hliunlue(l ml tho C1,KC
with a bound for tho twentieth lloor,
Thero was a scries of gasps as tho
elevator shot skyward, mid at tho
twentieth flour a man anil woman
Bl-,,llt.,i out, Th ,,, lm(1 ,nw of.
,u.u , tl0 front of tllu building, and
when tho womnn sank Into n leather
cushioned seat by tho window, suo
said:
"My, bow thankful I nin Unit I am
here safe and sound. I tell you every
tlmu I visit your wlfo I am almost
frightened to death by something or
other lu this city. Hut that elevator!
Oh, I'll walk down! I will never trust
myself In that horrid thing again. I
don't seo how you can have an ofllco
at such a dangerous height. What
would you do If thu building should
fall?"
Tho lawyer did not answer tho last
question, but salt! quietly:
"1 thought that doubtless In your ro
cent travels abroad you would have en
countered dangers lu comparison with
which the elevators ami explosions and
automobiles of Now York would seem
like playthings."
"Well, In Spain," said tho womnn.
"I ouco got Into an elevator that I
thought was a relic of tho Inquisition,
but that was because It was so slow.
There lu a hotel In Madrid they put
you all by yourself In an elevator,
turn a stop clock round to Indicate
what tloor It shall ston at. box you
up and send you off. You travel In'
utter darkness, not knowing how high
or how fust you nro going. I thought
when I tried It I was lu the lllacl;
Hole of Calcutta fully half an hour
ami all tho whllu the cage was sluik-
Iiik and nuakliu; ns If tho Imttom
would fall out of It. At last It ennto
to u slop nml I saw that I was con
fronted with mi Iron door. I had to
open It myself and stop out. Then
timt iuvutor kuvo a hurt of Hiiuonk
and Bank down nK'iilu into tint iiuiu
nous. I tlinuclit I niiiht linvo travoli'd
bovoral liuiulivd foot, but what was
my nHtoiilHluiifiit lo llnd I was only on
.i . i .i.m .... .i,... i .....it... i
tho booon.l lloor. Aflor llmt 1 wilketl
tip. It tool; loss tinio. lot tutu oiu
vator Is far lift) f ora lilo to thos.0 rook.
i.ii whloh YOU travol 111."
' ", . , " " . ,. v.,
. t S
. ,, . ,,....,. Vl... Ym... ,.,..
"And m 1 k .New loiK o!on-
tors are worso than Bttch traps as
Ullltyi romnrkoa tho lawyer, as If ho
Willi: n mill hi uiw i)i-ii " " "
tiiatr' roinarKou tno lawyer, as 11 no
could not liollovo suoh n confession.
Tho woman ptvo only a doop 8lh, general emaciated condition, and cora
as If further attempt nt tho cotnparlbon pared that person with mo as I am to
wns too great for her. :V, robust, hearty and well, you
'As for mo," said the Now Yorker, would not -romler that I feci thankful
finally . would rather run tho ohanoo J S fSttift
of sudden death than slow asphyxia, health in flTo months, and saved ma
'. ...
".no. i tnuiK nxpuyxiauon wouiu no
ploabantor," said tho woman with an-
Why Ho Opposed War.
At tho beginning of our war with
Wp imkw Wftory nnt, ther0.8 Iuoro
0 jjmt ,low un j cn ovep onrilii
, ;
, As B r"10- when wo write any thins
you o uud slick lt In tho .pcr fori"
Ayers
You can hardly find a home
without its Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Parents know what
It does for children: breaks
Cherry
Pectoral
up a cold in a single night,
wards off bronchitis, prevents
pneumonia. Physicians ad
vise parents to keep iton hand.
"The belt eoneh mullein money en bnr
Is Ayer'i cherry Teetotal. K"f llm niin of
children uotbltiK coulil inmllily hn l.c Iter."
Jacob BIII'LL, Saratoga, Ind.
iV.,.We.,fl.W.
All Iruimwti.
J. c. Arsn co.,
lwlt. Mftl.
for
Throat, Lungs
Ayor's Pills groatly aid tho Chorry
cora' in proaKing up a com.
A Fool And Ills Wisdom.
A story, which Is credited to Major
Pond by the New York Tribune, tells
of n weak-mlntled lad who went to
the miller's to have some grain ground.
The miller said to him:
"So you nro n fool, eh?"
"I guess I am," replied the youth.
"A fool, eh? A naturull" mused tho
miller. "Wo haven't many natural
fools hereabouts. Do you uvlnd if I
ask you n few questions?"
"Oh, no, sir, of course not," tho lad
answered, politely.
"Well, my boy, since you aro n fool,"
began tho miller, "I want you first to
tell mo what you know, nml afterward
what you don't know. Now, to begin,
whnt do you know?"
"I know," said tho boy, "that tho
miller's hogs arc fat."
"Good! Very good!" said tho miller.
"That Is what you know. Now tell
us whnt you don't know."
"I don't know whoso grain fattens
cm," replied the youth.
A Parmer Found It.
Mount Pleasant, Utah, May 23.-To
find a medicino that will cure every ail
ment duo to diseased or disordered Kid
neys tins been tho aim of many physi
cians and chemists.
Mr. C. K. Peterson, a farmer of this
place says he lias found such a remedy
nud Unit ho lias tried It with success in
bis own rase. Mr. Peterson says tho
remody is Dodd's Kidnoy Pills, a medi
cino introduced hero about seven
months qgo.
"I nm glad to bo allowed to testify to
Aliat good tilings Dodd's Kidney Pills
have dono for inc. I used tills remedy
for Kidnoy troubto and it cured mo
completely.
"i can heartily recommend Dodd's
Kidney Pills to all who suffer with
any kind of Kidney tiotiblo."
Mr. Peterson's caso is only ono of
many Just as convincing tliafhavo been
reported recently. This now remedy
seems to have conquered Rheumatism
completely, not n slnglo enso having
boon reported where Dodd's Kidney
Pills havu failed to euro poifectly and
permanently.
Ijoto's Ijnbor Iost.
Anxious Mniaina Clara, dear, what
did Mr. CoMcnsh say last night when ho
was trying to button your glove in the
hull?
Clara Oh, he merely said that any
mnn who mnile cloves that were ns hnrd
to button ns mine ought to quit tho busi
ness. Anxious Mnmmn Well, dcnr, tnke my
ndvlco nml don't waste any more time
In Hint direction.
Hieeley liouor-morphine-tobacco
I lttZ HINT. PERMANENTLY CURED
CAJ rnn u. PAHTICULARJ
icMcn mimmtYiNsrnuTtf powtiand.owc,
Yoiiiik plrlt in Grceco nnd Italy wor
shiped Dliinn until they wcro of nee,
when they dedicated their girdles to hct
hy hniiKliiR tlicm up in her tcmplo or
Krovc, and turned to Aphrodite.
tS?4 ." '--0--v: V
r:.r ii .vir.T'fvv
Aliss Ilapsrood tells how she
escaped an awful operation by
using Lydia E, PInkham s vcge
table Compound.
" Dear Mas. Pinkiiam: I suffered
roiVi qVi i.iVi n, ,n n7f.i
called Salpingitis (luflammatlon or tne
fan0pon iulioa and ovaritis), which la
for four years with what tho doctors
n mo-tdUtrosbinu; and painful atltaent,
ntTectlnu' all tho BurnSundtnir parts,
iiniierniiuin';inuconsiiuviuu, uuun.-
1 It It itl..il .--!-.. !.&
pirn' tho lifo forces. If you had scon
rnu " i I0' i' "" " tjTu"
5,0.?,y cnJ, Vi..i,i.nr..a vi"rAriiIil
f '"' l" l'lnkunm a Vesetnuio
diiiiiitliiiil. nm! hnd noticed tho
Cl - ,mi)OUm, nnd hnd noticca tho
.iinkon eves, sallow comnloxiou. and
" - Muui - i - jii.i - - . ;-,,-""-
iiapoood. io;3 sanuwien du nmuwr,
OnU j$ooo fatftit If original of atovittttr
v i uivaaavM wul -' -
Btopplng1 of tho montttiy now, iroui
Inflammation th JoJ; f "A.SS?'
KM-U-f.-L-Walllrl-B-lrMW
la llm. BoM PT dnnsrlrt- 1
tfi-w
WWI
ir 5JliB
VQhSt fuw
IM )SiMlM
fv ,"---"-m-. t m
Call at Buchanan & Derrick, confec
tionary and cigars, homoimado can
dles a local specialty. 2G5 Third St.
Tho bcBt qver made is the Kaglo
Brand Boneless Chicken Hot Tamales
and husks. Wholesale and Retail.
Ofllco and factory, 45 Union avenuo,
Portland, Oregon. Telephone, East,"
409.
' Whenever you think that tho cor
ner of Third and Couch streets Is a
doad ono Just drop into the Alcazar
and seo whnt a little now llfo will do
for a place. W. W. Harmon, former
ly of Tncoma, has taken tho place,
and as usual ho is making it go like
a three time winner.
It has boon said that "Harmon's",
on the corner of Third and Couch, la
among tho undesirable resorts of tho
North End, but tho plain facts aro
that "Harmon's" is ono of tho clean
est places In Portland. Thcro aro no
1-dles' entrances nor any wlno rooms;
In fact It is only a placo for men, and
men only.
!'. U. BKACH -A CO.,
Tho Pioneer Paint Company, make a
specialty of selling tho best tilings niado
in paints. House Paint, 1'loor Paint,
Barn Paint, Fcnro Paint and Roof Paint;
Kuamels, Varnishes, Colors, Stains,
Cementlco Kiiltoiiiinunnil ceneral build
ing material. 135 First St., N. W. cor
Aldcr, Portland, Oregon.
CHEAP SUNDAY RATES.
Botwcon Portland nnd Wlllamctto
Valley points. Low round-trip rates
have been placed In effect between
i'ortlnnd and Wlllamctto Valley
points In either direction. Tlckots
will bo sold Saturdays nnd Sundays
nnd limited to return on or beforo tho
following Monday. Call on Southern
Pacific Company's agent for partic
ulars. u
NITED STATES LAUNDRY
Vt. It, Hartard, Manager. High-grade hand
ork n specialty. Corner' Grand avenue nnd
East Fatinen street. A requert by mall or
phone Kast Gil Is all that Is ucccsnary.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Hotel Northern
BAIR & SIMPSON, Props.
N. 12th and Marshall Sis.
AMERICAN PLAN
$5.00 a. Day and Up.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates on Application
Special Rates by the wcck or Month.
STRICTLY MODERN
Phone Main 1459 Electric Lights
PORTLAND OREGON
Wasco Warehouse Milling
Company
Merchant Millers
Manufacturers of
Flour and All Kinds o! Mill Feed
Try a ftick of Its Colobrntoil
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
The Great llrrad Producer
Pure, Uliito and Wholesome.
Made from Selected lllueatv.ni Wheat
THE DALLES, OKKGON
SHAVER TRANSPORTATION CO.
SI EAMEK GEO. V. SHAVER,
Will leae Portland, foot ot Washlncton St.,
Sunday, 'liirtdaj and "I tiurttny okcnlliK t 1
n'rloek, for hatirlea mlnnd, tl, lli'lcur, (.utilvi,
liter l nud, Marlins, ImiIhiiih, Nrer lty,
Kaulvr. Ml.l'olllu, .Mnyt!er, Mills, Oak I'olul,
r'ri't'tiinus, Maiiraulllu.t'latiikalilu and all way
lundlut;,
Is The Only
Double-Track
Railway between the
Missouri River
and
Chicago
The Chicago-Portland Spec'al, the
most luxurious train in the world.
Drawing-room sleeping cars, dining
car, buffet smoking and library car
(barber and bath). Less than three
days Portland to Chicago,
TWO
Through Trains
to Chicago are operated daily via the.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company, Oregon Short Line Rail
road, Union Pacific Railroad and
Chicago & North-Weste-i Railway
tu Chicago from Portland and points
ir. Oregon.
Oallr end personally conducted ex
.ursloos In Pullman tourist sleeping
srsliom 1'Qttland, Los Angeles ana
&n Francisco, Ibrou.b. lo Chicago
without change
R.R.UITCHIB.
Cm'I AlUl? MuketSt,
tAM HAKCUCO, CAU
A.&BARKEK,
C1 Art., ijl TMnl S.
roaiLAwo, Oaa.
Chicago & Nodh-Westeni Ry.
p n. CONN,
FANCY GROCERIES
TES, COFFEES, SPICES
Quality and l'rlco Uuaratitecd. Delivery to
all I arU of the lty,
Phone. Union fi-M. 4(li Williams Ave., Cor.
Hancock St., P0KT1.AND, OKF.OON.
BUU.IVANT8 nitOCEUY .,
J. Uulllvant Jr., Prop.
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
TKA, COKKKi:, HUTTKIt AND E003 A
SPECIALTY
Telephone, Main 213.
MG3 JcfTcnon Bt., N.W, Cor. Thirteenth
POKTLAND OltKOON
-ITANNINO A LEE
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
Delivery to all parts of the city
319 K. Woldlcr St. Phone, Eaut GC8
PORTLAND OltKOON
D
UKHEN8E llUFl'ET
21S Howard Street.
Phone Main t9.
HPOKANE,
WA8IIIN0T0N
A. BACKDAHL &. CO.
Druggists
31.T Vashington Ave. South
Minneapolis Minnesota
NAGEL UNDERTAKING CO.
WM. E. NAOELiMan.ger
Lady Asilstaut nn all caes whore one
Is required
233 W. Third St. St. Paul, Minn.
0. A. llt.AKi: J.U. SMITH
"EAT
T B. C BREAD
MADK 11 Y
Tncomrt Baking Company
013 Tacoma Avo. Telunhono James 'M
TAC0A1A WASH.
NOB t-fIL,L MARKET
SCIIOLZ & KAKKITZ
Ialcrs lu all kinds of
Fresh nnd SnltYIents, Hams,
Bacon, Lard and Sausage
of All Kinds
FRESH POULTRY
Telephone, Main 818
21st and Irving His. 1'OItTI.ANT). OREGON
Always Ask for
VIOLET
OATS
Sold by All Dealers
OAKLAND MARKET
CIIAS. MILLUR, Prop,
Dealer In AU Kinds of
Fresh, Suited and Cured Meats
Fish, Poultry and Game
I'rco Delivery to AU I'arts of tho City
Phone, Kast IV8
342 Union Avo. PORTLAND, OR.
Enterprise Brewing Co.
01 Sin Tranclsco, Cal.
DRlVURS AND BOTTLERS
HENltY MEISTEIt, den. Agt. for Portlan
Extra Pale Ilnfbrau llohemlan and Export
Ileeri". Iltd r-'ral Porter. Prce Delivery In all
Pans of tho City. Peer D ot and CoMRlorHga
at Portland, Orgon, ISth and Johiuon fats.
PMONL3 MAIN 1922
FROM HEAD TO FOOT
EVERYTHING
That a Man or Boy Wears
Goods That You've Heard Aboui
STEENBLOCK aOTEONG
GORDON and STETSON HATS
WALKOVER SHOES
DUTCHESS and PARAGON TROUSERS
MONARCH SHIRTS
DICKSON BROS. CO.
1120-32 Pacific Ave.
TACOMA WASa
i- V I I
h m -r
pUnNlfUIED rtOOMB
For rent. Hath. 888 Everott, uetween Park
id OthWots. MHH. M. KEEHLK.
FUKNISIIED ItaO.MR-87 N. Fifth 8trocl. First
class In all of Its drpirttiieuts. Horn
cooklnif. Mrs. LeJeuuo Prop.
QIIOICE -WM.W-apiW.
Ous. Wahlirrcn, Proprietor. Pool and Bil
liards. Phono North lo. 2J4 Washington Bt.
fortUnd, Oregon.
For good social time call and see
JOHN WOIDA.
fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Telcpht no Clay 63. 4C0 Ollsan St., Portland. Of
NEIL O'HARE.
Oceanic Exchance. Choice Wines, Liquors
and ClBars. Free Lunch.
Cor Iltuscll and llrelidle St., Portland, Or.
rOII KELLY
General Imrancc Agent, Fire and Murine.
fcottlh Union i National Ins. Co., hdlnburg
and London: WcMern r. a-id M. Assurance .o,
Toronto.Can. 82f Thltu st.. Columbian llldg.
Established In 18M. . Phono Whlto IK
81111 Under Pame 'Management
THE CRONISE PH3T0 STUDIO.
THE THOVEKri, Props.
fend In your order for b Group of tho Twenty
second llteniilalHesslun. Eldredgo II ock.cor.
Coiniuerclal and Chemeketn tits., fcaleui, Uro.
G
A. WAT80N
IljlUGGIST
f& North Third Htrcot
Portland onr.aojc
JOHN 0111S0N
TUB APPLP.T0N CAPE
BotilhwcBt corner Hlxth and Kvcrctt fits.
rOUTLANl) OltKOON
TIIK STEIN
410 Washington street. It. Orlmm and C. II.
Mcdlaahan, iruirlelors, Como and tut four
own stein.
POltTI.ANn, ortEQON.
TJ10H oiunE riANUS
I FOR KENT AM) SALE
On easy rnymcnls. I'lsno tuned and repalroA
II. rilNSIUUMKIl
72 Third Etrcet Portland Oregon
T30Y QtlACKENIlUHIl
I'lumblnir and Ras fitting. Jobbing Prompt
Ijr attended to. Hhnp phono Hood 8S7. Itcs
Phone Scott 1917. 270 Oak it. bet. 3rd and 4th
streets.
I rOUTLAKP, OftEOON.
-OUItlST SALOON
James Trarers, Prop. Pest wines, liquor
ndU.ars. l'houe Clay 19U. l.3N. Sixth fat.
rOUTLANl), OHEOON.
IIESCENT CAFE
Fine wines, liquors and elirsrs. D. M. Wch
ter.pioprlulor. w Crosby struct. 1'hona Un-
I'OIITLAND, OltEOON.
QIIAND CENTRAL JIAU
I. I1EUNSTEIN
FINE WtNES, I.IQUOU8 A CIOAI-J
Kverythlus first-class
Telephone, Main 15a 91 N. Third 8U
r-OIlTLAND OREOON
A IX OAHMENT8
Intrusted with us are thoroughly Inspected hy
us before and after waihlug,
All repairs done
FitEK Or CIIAIH1E
Buttons Kewed on and Bocks Parnnd
OltEOON LAUNDHY CO.
S0I-S.3CS Eatt Oak Bt. 1'huue East IS
rOMLAND OltEOON
LE ROY HADLEY
Successor to
L. MARTIN
DEALER IN
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
Oregon Phone Main 767
435 Washington Street.
PORTLAND,
OREGON
TRY US !
IF YOU WANT the Brightest
and Best Messenger in town
or have large or small packages
of any kind to be delivered by
wagon or boy, ring up
MAIN 29
CITY MESSENGER
& DELIVERY CO.
106 SIXTH ST.
Opp. MERRILL'S CYCLE EMPORIUM
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