The new age., June 18, 1904, Image 8

TBlM XJBW AGE. POKTliAWD, OBBGOK.
Avers
To be sure, you arc growing
old. But why let everybody
see It, In your gray hair?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
Hair Vigor
only use Ayer's Hair Vigor,
your gray hair will soon have
all the deep, rich color of
youth. Sold for 60 years.
"Turn now or CO jfsrs old, nit I hare
thick, cIomj heml or low? Iialr which U a
wondrr t everyone who ires It. Ami not a
gray hair In It, all clue tit Ayot's llalr Vliror "
Mas. II, II. llutirts, lleclila, Minn.
H pi.co a name.
1 All ilrnircl.t..
J. O. ATKIt CO.,
t.nwr-11, Ma..
for
I
White Hair
The tests of turbine endues nt Klbcr
fcld, Germany, hIiow n stciun congiini
tlon cniilvntcnt to nbout cloven poumla
to Indicated horse-power, nn unparal
leled performance in economy.
For conghs and coldi there la no better
modlclno than I'lso's Cure for Oonsump
tlon. l'rlco 25 cents.
He HaM It ItomoTcd.
"They say," rcmsrked the youth, "that
i wlso man never stumbles over the
same stnno twice."
"That's right," rejoined the snge.
"When he passes that way again it
Isn't there."
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
&yfi&
Bo am tho
BIgnaturo
Indlontlons.
IluKclns I sco aonrts genius hits In
vented revolving rubber heels for shoes.
Jurksoii Ah I Another revolutionary
movement on foot, eh?
Mother! will find Mrs. Wlnslows's BoothlnK
Syrup the best remedy touio for thslr children
during th teothing period..
Anything but Groen.
WIrrIcs Mucglni mads his money In
groceries.
MIbkIos Indeed I Was he green
grocer?
Wiggles I should say not II did a
strictly cash business.
IMPORTANT TO THRnSHERMBN.
An Account nnd Note Uoolc of 25 Pago
5cnt Frss to Any Address.
Tho A. H. Avorlll Maclilnery Co., of
Portland, Ore, whoso advertisement Is
to be found ulnowlioro in tills publica
tion, huvo proparod for dlstiibutlon
among throsliurmon atlireslionnniVac
count and noto book of 125 pitKea. This
book will bo mailed to thronhormun
frvof of charge, by nddroBslng the above
namod company.
Nothing Dolii'.
"Just one kiss, dear, before I go,"
pleaded tho young physician.
"None of that for mo, thnnk you," re
joined the fair mnld, "I don't like tho
Idea ot having a doctor's bill Utrust un
der my no.io."
Itekeeley lipuor-morphinc-tobaccoj
-SllfP llAWia rUWUIMIkl wnu
Tlio largest cave Is the Mammoth. It
Is over teu miles long and has a iinvl
gnblo stream tlowing through Us cliotu
bum. rirn rermantnttymuKi. rfontiornenrouaneas
r 1 1 0 anornrtiU'suiifl)r.Kllim's(lrilNrv
ItMlorer, Heml for l'l en Mil trial holttitnnillrralUa,
l)r. 11. 11. Kline, I.td..WJ Art-Ji M.. Philadelphia, lit.
Ilnrblu, Muiii'liurlii, Is only tbreo
yours old, but It Is ouo of tho Rrvnt-i-Ht
I'llli'H of Asln, nnd hits tho larg
est Kuropwin popiilnlloii of any AhIuUc:
city, contiilnliiK tW.OOO Itiissbtns, ha.
Hides tho soldiers ami 40,000 Chinese.
It will bo tho treat Hour milling city
of that region.
AN INVISIBLE
TO HEALTH
Malaria is a slow poison, but tho most stubborn and
deeply rooted when it takes possession of tho sys
tem. Wo brcntho into tho luns tho polluted, j;cnn
taintcdnirj the little; microbes then enter into the sys
tem, nnd feeding upon tho rod corpuscles of tlio blood,
toon rcduco this vital, life-sustaining fluid to such u
weak, watery statu that tlio patient becomes listless,
pale anu niitumic, n mi men
tally and physically do- .. Amory, Mini., Jon. 88, 1003.
n,:,l Mi,,rii. n,li. About flfteen years ftiro I eufforea with botln
pressed. Miliaria may bo- na took course of 8. a. a,, whloh built no up
mil with slil'llt rigors or nd entirely ourad ino of tho boils. Throe years
rhillv RMiBnilon fn1tnw,.il ?K0 I u?or" witU Malaria, and romemboriua
Clilllv sensations, lolloweii ow- muoh KOoA b.H.B. had dono me, I deter
by fovcr and thirst; but nl"' to try it again. I.tn Klsd to say that tho
frrndtmllv nil nnrts of tho "",tw'lt I old have desired. Uineo then
gradually nil parts oi ino luko a. B. S. overy spring, and have no ttaok ol
system are utlectea; tho MhUtIb. tast summer I spent most of the time
Hvcr becomes torpid, nnd "Wb bottom towln. timber out.
dark or yellow splotches A. s. BAUIYHPM.
appear upon tho skin ; tlio Btomnch fails to properly digest tho food,
nnd there are frequent headaches, dizziness, bud tasto in tho mouth,
constipation nnd a general worn-out, tired feeling that only a sufferer
from Maliuia can describe Other and moro dangerous symptoms
are apt to follow where this discaso is neglected, such ns nervous pros
tration, palpitation, sleeplessness, enlarged liver, weak kidneys, boils
nnd risings and dangerous-looking sores and abscesses. Malaria is all
tho more dangerous because of its insidious ami stealthy nature. It is
an invisible atmospheric poison, and the germs and microbes that are
lodged in the blood are propagating and increasing in number all tho
wiiue, ciogging mo circulation auu gradually wrecking tho health.
- - What is needed in Malarial troubles is
carry off tho poisonous secretions and health-destroying matter that havet
been polluting tho blood and clogging the circulation. S, S. S. con
tains no strong minerals, but is strictly a vegetable remedy, a blood
purifier without an equel, and tho greatest of all tonics. If you lmv
ny symptoms of Malaria, write us, nnd medical advice will be fur
istMd without cost, fur 9WtfTStGmO CO., ATIAHTA,
jillllfe.
ft Sy'tLS S
"W1 .fc '
The letter of Miss Merkley,
whose picture is printed above,
proves beyond question that
thousands of cases of inflamma
tion of the ovaries and womb
are annually cured by the use of
Lydia E. Plnkhom's Vegetable
Compound.
"DitAn Mrtg. Pinkiiam: Gradual
losa ot strength and nerve forco told
mo Bomctlilng wns rndlcnllv wrong;
with me. I had sovcro Bhootfnf? pains
through tho polvlo organs, cramps and,
extreme, irritation compelled mo tq
sect medical ndvlco. The doctor nald
that I bad ovarian troublo and ulcera
tion, and advised an operation. I
atrongly objected to this and decided
to try Lydla E. Plnklinm'fl Vcrc
tablo Compound. I soon found that
my Judgment was correct, and that all
the good things said about this medi
clno wero true, and day by day I felt
less pain and increased appotlto. Tho
ulceration soon healed, and tho other
complications disappeared, and in
eleven wcoks I was once moro strong
and vigorous nnd perfectly well.
"My heartiest thanlta aro sent to
yon for tho great good yon havo dono
me." Sincerely yours, MiBflMAitoAitKT
MKltitl.Br, 273 Third St., Mllwaukco,
Wis. $5000 forfilt If original of atiovo Mitt
BovlnQfnulriintit cannot t prutuud.
Always heap Vonr.
In one part of "nil tho Ilusslns," the
province of Ukraine, It Is alwnyn leap
year as far as tho female privilege of
proposing Is concerned. It Is Bald to
bo customnry there, when n young
woman falls In lovo with a innn, for
her to go to IiIh father's house, nnd In
tho most tender and pathetic manner
plcnd with tho young man to take her
ns his wlfo. Kho promises tho most
submissive obedience to his will If ho
will but accept her. If the young man
says: "I beg that you will oxcuso mo
from this," sho tells him that she Is
resolved not to depart until ho shall
pro m I so to take her for better orworsc.
She accordingly takes up uer nhodo
tbcro nnd remains until ho Is wooed
and won or until ho ends tbo sloge by
fleeing to parts unknown.
Old Soldier's Story.
Sonoma, Mich., Juno 13. That oven
In actual wnrfaro illaenBu Ih mote tor
rlblu than bullets Ih the experience of
Dolos Ilutchins of this place. Mr.
Ilutchina as n Union Soldier saw three
years of norvico undur Ilutlor Uurko in
tho Ixiulsiann swamps and as a result
got crippled with lUieumatltmi so that
IiIh hands and feet got nil twisted out
of shapu nnd how ho sufforcd only n
Hheuuintlc will over know.
For twenty-flvu years ho was In mis
ery, then ono lucky day his druggist
advised him to use Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Of tho result Mr. Ilutchins snyss
"Tho first two boxes did not help
mo much but I got two moro and bofore
I got thorn used up I was n groat deal
bettor. I kopt on taking tiiuiu and
now my pains aro all gono and I fcol
hotter than I have in years. I know
Dodd's Kidney Pills will cutolthouiim
Usui." Flight ot Illir Hints.
Of birds now In existence, probably
the ono with tho greatest expanse of
wing In proportion to tho body nnd
with tho greatest power of (light Is
tho frlgnto or nmii-o'-wnr bird. This
bird apparently tiles more by skill than
by strength, for It bus not great carry
ing powers. Tho wandering albatross,
tho largest of all seablrci, Is also ono
of our strongest Myers. Ono bird was
known to My nt least 3,1M) miles in
twelvo days.
ENEMYj
- -- '1,1 - j m
ill
Sjasla
a blood purifier and tonic. S. S. S. purifies
tho germ-infected blood, tones up the stom
ach, improves tho appetito and Invigorates
the entire system. It stimulates the torpid,
sluggish organs of tho body, enabling them
to nronerlv nerform their fnnrtlnnn nml
IN CELIA'8 GARDEN.
When Cells seeks her garden ground,
With smiling blue above her,
Tho little blossoms all around
Do lift their heads to lovo her;
And Uicy with kisses cool and sweet
In fond embraces linger,
At rest upon her dainty feet.
Or on hpr snowy finger.
Now shall a thing of green and white.
That hath nor sense nor seeing,
He held more denr In Cclla's sight
Thau soino poor mortal being?
Shall blue nnd red Mint fndes apace,
In rainy breezes rocking,
Be counted worthy Cella's grace,
And I be made her mocking?
Yo foolish buds, that all a-row
With feigned smiles cajole her,
I pray you now on mo bestow
Tho charm that shnll control her.
My heart, thnt doth each storm survive,
Xor nny frost can harden,
May flourish yet, nnd bloom, and thrive,
A flower In Olln's warden.
Pall Mall Gnzette.
It. I.OUISB ALDEN, I ask you
for tho InBt time, will you marry
mo?"
'Attorney Bernard Holme, I answer
you for tho last time, NOI"
There was a slamming of doors ana
a scurry of foot on tho stairs. There
was also a gleam of wrath in a pair
of fine black eyes anu a smile of
amusement In a pair of tranquil blue
ones. Tho question nnd answer hnd
been repented bo often thnt they bad
lost much of their significance and all
of their romance.
noforc tho young attornoy hnd gono
half a block ho hnlted abruptly, turn
ed and retraced his Bteps. Loulso had
meanwhile taken up n ponderous tomo
on nervous diseases nnd wus Intent on
tho Htudy of n perplexing enso when a
series of vociferous sneezes greeted her
from tho outer olllco.
"I didn't come hero to mnke a fool
of myself," Mr. Ilolmo begun ns ho
thrust his head In at the door. "I
camo to got you to doso mo up. I
havo taken n wretched cold Bueozed
sovonty times by tho clock this nftor
noon, and I ache nil over In Bpots ns
If I had been sloeplng on tho rock
pile. Now don't you dnro tell mo that
It Is Uio grip."
Poko out your tonguo, little boy.
Hero, you may smoke up while I count
your pulse," and bIio placed the bulb
of a Uny thermometer beneuth bis
tongue. "Call it what you like, but it
Is lnlluonza Just tho samo, nnd n good
round caso of It, with danger of pneu
monia, heart disease nnd other com
plications, do straight homo this rain
uto nnd havo your mother mako you a
barrel of hot Icmonado with a big stick
In It. lioll your foot for an hour nnd
then turn Into bed and stay thero until
you Bweat It out. Yes, and you must
tuko ono of theso every two hours,"
mid tho woman counted out twelvo
hugn tablets.
"All right, Doctor. I'd ns Boon die
by your hnntl as by thnt of nny other
member of your murderous profession.
Hy tho way, you must havo mo well
beforo Trlx comes. So you were In
earnest when you said I must fall In
lovo with her?"
"Certainly, and marry her If she'll
havo you. Sho looks exactly as I did
when you proposed to mo a dozen
years ago. Trlx is la aim ougut to
havo no dlfllculty In curing you of
your ridiculous Infatuation for an old
mnld of 80. I neglected to toll you
thnt sho will nrrive to-morrow instead
of next week."
And I neglected to toll you that I
hnvo already mot your niece," her com
panlon returned In a tono that seemed
to her ns unnecessarily flippant. "Sho
was In tho sniiiu sleeper with mo when
I went from Albany to Boston Inst
week. While the porter wns making
up her berth she emtio and sat with
me, nnd of eourso wo chatted. I rec
ognized her by her resomblnnco to you,
and hnd no dllllculty In verifying my
suspicion. I'm afraid I should havo
fallen In lovo with her on tho spot If
It hud not been for tlio contemptible
disloyalty to you."
"NonseiiBol ' Loulso ejaculated. "Go
homo nnd tnko your medlelno or you
won't Ik nblo to bco her to-morrow
evening," nnd sho resumed her study
us If sho wore qulto nlono. For nn
hour nfter the door closed behind her
too persistent lover, sho tried to read.
For soino unaccountable- reason tho
words conveyed no meaning. A sen
teiico thnt at nny other time would
hnvo been perfectly lucid hnd to bo
read ngnlirand ngnln beforo sho could
grasp Its slgultlcanee. t length, dis
gusted with herself, sho throw asldo
tho book, ordered her cnrrlngo nnd
went out to mnke somo professional
call. When sho returned It wns qulto
durk nnd tho telephone was ringing fu
riously. It wns Mrs. Holme, nnd In a
voice full of excitement sho announced
thnt Bernnrd wns very III, In n raging
fever, nnd that ho wns going on like a
ernzy nmn."
"llemurd in delirium!" tho physician
cried, nnd for the first tlmo lu her pro
fesslonnl career she lost her wits. Tho
cnrrlngo hnd been dismissed, and In a
tromor of fright alio ran yes, actually
ran to the homo of tho man for whom,
not an hour ago. sho had told herself
sho cherished only a sincere friend
ship. As she entered tho sick man's
room, ho stretched out both his hands,
nnd with n hollow Inugli ho exclaimed,
"Trlxle, my dnrllng, have you come ut
Inst!" With that ho seized her hand
nnd pressed It to his fevered cheek.
"How 1 havo been longing for you,"
ho continued. "And to think that she
thought nil tho tlmo I wanted her.
Bah, she's n cranky old nut Id. nnd n
bluestocking In tho bargain. I wns
foolish enough to think I was In lovo
with her before she studied medicine.
Sho can go on rolling pills Ull tho
crnck of doom as fur ns I am concern
ed. No suno man would want her after
he had seen you."
For a moment the physician vanish
ed and a Jealous, wounded woman
took her pWvco. Louise drow her hand
away, and It was fortuuate for a cer
tain Miss Beatrice Alden that she was
still lu Albany. Then tho physician
returned and set to work to quiet tho
ravings of her paUent Together sho
A CASE Of GRIP.
THE JINRICKSHA IN JAPAN.
WMaiMM-MBWw""w, -""""
In tho lnttcr part of tho year 1809, writes n correspondent of tho Hono
lulu Star, I was in business in Yokohamn, nnd ns my knowledgo of Uio Jnp
nneso Inngungo wns limited to a few words, I employed when nccoMnry,
tho Bov. Mr. Goble ns my Interpreter. Mrs. Ooblo wns n confirmed invalid
nnd could wnlk nbout only n little. Happening to sco In J. It. Black's auction
room an English bath chair for Bale, I mentioned Uic circumstance to Goble,
telling him It would do for Mrs. Goble, ns n few coolies could pull it nlong.
I purchased It and presented It to him, but tho machine was so heavy when
it camo to drag It up hill n few extra coolies had to be employed.
Mr. Goblo wns n bit of a carpenter and possessed a fair share of Inge
nuity, to he took off the heavy leather-covered frame nnd forward wheel
with all Its attachments nnd made two shafts so that a man might get
liiBldo of them. This reduced tho weight about two-thirds, a light awning
was then put on tho body, and was sufficient to pull it along and two would
pull It up Hcght'a hill. Shortly after ho placed a front bar to connect the
shafts together. A carpenter who had a small place at Homoro did the
work, and that was tho first "Jlnrlky." Tho Japaneso woro qulto takon
with tho outfit and they started in with n vengeance, and now It is not
only the national conveyance of Japan, but also In China and India.
Mr. Goble wns an American, born In Massachusetts, employed ns a Bap
tist mlsslonnry orlglnni occupation, n ahoomnkor, but ns ho seldom got
n romlttnnco from his church in America he wns glad to do anything to
procuro a aubslstanco for himself, wife und two daughters. Mrs. Goblo hnd
n small school where sho tnught Jnpnnoso children nnd Mr. Goble, with tho
nld of Otormo Sndnglro, mndo the llrst trnnslnUon of tho gospel of St.
Matthew. As tho Japanese nro claiming Uio InvcnUon of Uils linndy llttlo
vohlclo, I wrlto theso few romnrks to plnco credit whero credit is due.
nnd tho llttlo mother lnbored nnd soon
tho sick mnn fell Into n tranquil sleep.
Then sho sent tho mother off to bed
nnd nlono sho kept tho vigil. Tho
grny light of morning wns creeping in
nt tho windows when the slccpor
awoke to perfect consciousness.
"Mother," ho began raintiy, "i navo
had such wretched dreams the blessed
night long. I thought Louise was here,
and sho had tho faculty of changing
herself first Into a fasclnaUng young
girl nnd then into n Bour old hag.
Mother, do you think sho cares oven a
llttlo bit for mo "
"Sho loves you more thnn anything
in tho world, oven her darling profes
sion," n trembling voice whispered In
his ear, for Loulso wbb on her knees
nt his bedsldo and had her arms
around him. "I never knew how I
loved you unUl I saw you bo desper
ately ill," tho voice conUnucd. nnd In
her henrt of hearts Loulso Alden know
that Bho was lying.
When tho llttlo mother camo In,
somo Uireo hours later, Bernard In
formed her that Dr. Alden said ho
might be III n long time, with suspi
cious stress on tho "might," nnd, that
Bho could tho better care for him, they
had decided to bo mnrrled nt once.
MrB. Ilolmo was willing. More thnn
thnt. sho went hcraolf to secure tho li
cense nnd the prencher, for sho hnd nd
noUon of giving Loulso nn opportunity
to chnngo her mind. Sho hnd nlwnys
believed that some day tho willful
girl would como to her senses nnd do
Uio rntlonnl thing. Now thnt sho wns
In tho humor, Uio consummation of a
12-year-old devotion could not bo
brought nbout too quickly. "If ho over
tells her thnt ho wasn't delirious n hit
nnd thnt wo plotted tho wholo thing,
Bho'll wnnt to murder us both," tho old
Indy retlected.
That nfternoon Loulso sat, happy
and rndlnnt, nt tho bedsldo of her bus
bund, who wns nlrendy clamoring to
get up, when guests wero announced.
"Cnn I go right up " n morry volco
In tho hull below nsked. "I thought
sho would bo nt tho station, nnd when
I could not And her In tho crowd we
wont to her otllce nnd tho mnld sent us
over here."
It wns Trlx: but whom had sho
brought with her? Ovcrcomo with cu
riosity, Loulso went to tho head of tho
stalrB. Tho young girl wns nt her Bide
In a moment nnd hud both arms
around her neck.
"Oh, Auntlo darling," she whisper
ed, her face crimson with blushes,
"we've eloped. Isn't it simply too de
licious? Whnt will papa sny? Frank
begged so hard, nnd you know It Is
A PAIR OF MUSICAL WONDERS.
BiBiBiBiBiPvEjHBnPVwaW LUbwIbt (I aMsasjfjsggMr I
J. A. WILCOX Or DUIUKD, UlClt. CHAS. a MOSCH OF BISUABCK. If. D.
J. A. Wtleox, of Durand, Mich., Is known as the "Odo Man Orchestra."
Plays first and second violin, piano, drum, harmonica, bells and triangle, aU
at the same Uiue. When appearing In public he generally performs tho fol
lowing program: Overture, violin, piano and harmonica. 2. Light-foot pian
ist playing piano, harmonica, drum, triangle, tunc violin, rosins bow, all
these at the samo time. 3. Plays second violin with ono hand and In fivo
different positions. lmltaUng dulcimer on violin and harmonica. 4. Full com
blnaUon two violins, piano, triangle, drum, harmonica nnd bells. Reper
toire Waltz, quadrllloo, Jigs, polkas, qulck-steps. Many special featurea tho
musical world never dreamed of. A novelty and a musical treat to all.
Charles a Hosch performs simultaneously upon harmonica, guitar, baa
viol and bells As will bo seen In tho picture, Mr. Hosch plays tho bats In
strument with his right foot With left foot ho plays two bolls. The guitar
nnd harmonica ho plays with hands and mouth. Mr. Hooch lovoa music
and studied tho tour-lnatrumont combtnaUoa for hi owa amusomeat
Impossible to resist tho mnn you love.
Ho met mo nt Buffalo nnd we were
mnrrled between trains this morning.
His mothor was there to swear that I
was of ago. Now, Auntlo, won't you
bo good to poor Mr. Holme? I mot
him on tho train last week nnd I think
he Is charming. And, besides, It would
mnke things so much easier for mo If
I could wrlto papa thnt you were mar
ried, too."
"Mr. Holme is suffering with n so
vcro caso of grip," Loulso said earnest
ly, "nnd you are a foolish child to run
away and get married. You will nover
halfway npprcclnto your love because
you will never seo It slipping awny
from you. But, come, bring Frank up
stairs and present him to his now un
cle. Then, when my husband gots
well wo will all go to Albany nnd per
auado your fnthcr thnt you hnvo far
better senso thnn your aunt had at
your ago." Valley Magazine.
Valise Boat.
A boat largo enough to carry six
persons may bo carried In n vnllso ot
corner of n trunk. This Is becnuso th
principle of tho pneumatic tiro has
been applied with such success to hoal
building. Theso boats nro of two
kinds, either of rubber cloth inflated
with air nnd divided into two compart
ments, or of n sorlcs of Inflated tubei
colled lengthwiso. Theso nro fitted
with pnoumnUc seats, and tho oarlocki
aro buckled on tho sides. When de
flated they aro reduced to tho smallest
concelvablo weight nnd compass, and
tho process occupies only a few mo
ments. Experiments prove Uint theso craft
will not founder In Uio heaviest seas.
They nro so buoynnt when filled with
nlr thnt they will flout n weight of
sovcrnl hundred pounds, whllo tho rub
ber of which thoy nro constructed la
absolutely proof against puncture. Thli
lnvontlon promises nn entirely now era
In bontbulldlng for purposes of sport
and travel.
UroWNoino Violin.
A violin owned by n resident In
North London consists of tho greater
part of a human skull, over wulch li
Btrctrhed a pleco of sheepskin acting
ns the Boundboard. The finger-board
Is formed of a human thigh cone,
while tho pegs wero onco tho small
hones of tho hand of n South Afri
can native.
Somo men's wealth is fabulous and
that ot others a mero fable.
Somo families keep a servant girl
and several of her relations.
Furnished rooms from f 10.00 up, at
Mrs. M. Koeblo, 388 Everett street.
Telephono Main 2651.
Call at Buchanan & Derrick, confec
tionary and cigars, homomado can
dles a local specialty. 2QG Third St.
Tho best over mndo Is tho Eagle
Brand Boneless Chicken Hot Tamalcs
and husks. Wholesale and Retail.
Office and factory, 45 Union avenue,
Portland, Oregon. Telephone, East,
409.
Whenever you think that tho cor
ner of Third and Couch streets Is a
doad ono Just drop Into tho Alcazar
and sco whnt n llttlo now llfo will do
for a plnco. W. W. Harmon, former
ly of Tncoma, hnB taken tho place,
and as usunl ho is mnklng it go like
a three time winner.
IT WILL BE TO.YOUB INTEREST
If you contemplato visiting tho St,
Louis Exposition, to sccuro reliable. In
formation ns to rnllroad service, tho
loweBt rates and tho best routes. Also
as to local conditions In St. Louts; ho
tels, etc. etc.
If you will wrlto tho undersigned,
stntlng whnt Informntlon you desire,
tho samo will bo promptly furnished.
If wo do not havo It on hand, will sc
curo it for you if possible, and without
nny oxpenso to you. Address
B. H. TltUMBULL, Comm. Agt.,
142 Third Streot. Portland, Or.
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IMPERIAL DRUG CO.
64 North Sixth St.
Bttwttn Davis and Everett
PORTLAND OREGON
FREE PHONE
Main J997
SUNSET CREAMERY
butter, Eaas
CHEESE, SWEET CREAM
And Our Celebrated
SUNSET ICE CREAM
281 First St
Phono Mnn 5a PORTLAND, ORG.
OKDKUB I'KOMPTIiY FILLED. FAMILY
TJlAllK , SIY 81'KCIALTY.
FKEK PELIVEUY,
A. NEUBERGER'S
FULL MEASURE HOUSE
108 SIXTH STREET
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
PORTLAND, OREQON.
W. A. MILLEP
BAKER
All Kinds of Bread at Wholesale
and Retail Prices. Free Delivery.
PHONE SCOTT 3802
315 Hollldny Ave. Portland, Ore.
C. O. PICK, l'rop.
All Work Guaranteed
C. O. PICK
Transfer and Storage Go.
Bafei, flatten and Furniture
moved, stored or packed for
hipping. Flre-proot btlck
warehouM, Front and Clay,
Kxpreu and baggage hauled.
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Hotel Northern
BAM SIMPSON, Prop:
N. 12th ami Marshall Sta.
AMERICAN PLAN
$1.00 a Day and Up.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates on Application
Special Rates by the Week or Month.
STRICTLY MODERN
Phone Mala 1459 Electric Lights
POHTLAttm tMESON
iie vrtrconiA.
A. W. dlutsch. Chai. Clemens.
N.E. Corner Scronth and Ollisn Streets.
Newly Furnished Rooms. Hteam Heated. Hot
and Cold Water throughout. First class liar
Hoom In connection.
PORTLAND," OREGON.
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OROA11D & I'ETTErtSON
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Phono niack 2953. N. W. Cor. Srd and Yam
hill Streets.
ENTRANCE 2C3 YAMHILL.
C Rock Springs
O Lump or Range
A Is the Very Best
L, H o u s e Fuel
VULCAN COAL CO.
820 nurnsldo Bt. I'hono Main 2774
SMITH'S U-RE-KA
METAL POLISH
Cleans everything silver, brass, copper,
nickel or any other metal, wood work, win
dows, etc. Used by everybody, sold every
where. I'hono Main 693. Manufactured only
by
C. D. SMITH & COMPANY
803 Water Streot. PORTLAND, OREGON
..THE BROOKE DRUG CO..
Prescriptions Accurately and Care
fully Compounded.
Telephones Columbia 750, Oregon Red 1M1
Proscription - Druggists
67 North Third Stropt
PORTLAND - - OREGON
TUB COURT
lOlHtato&t
SALEM ORE
TUB HAMILTON
05 Sixth St
PORTLAND OKE
MEL. HAMILTOIN
Leading Ilrands
LIQUORS AND CIOARS
Phone, Main 2090
PORTLAND OREQON
The PALMER HOUSE
Formerly the SPALDING
The most complete Compartment House In
thoNorllitvott. Particular attention to Tour
ist and Tranclent Custom. Htcam Heat, (las
Lights, Porcelain llaths. Ono block from Ho
tel Portland, Oregonlan llultdltig, Marnuam
Urand and Cordray's Theater. Telephono
Main 18&I. Rooms by Day, Week or Month en
Suite or Single. Mrs. A. Larson, Proprietor.
350) Aider St. S. E. Cor. Park.
If you want to be sure your Cream
is rich and your Butter
the best there is
j Order it from J
HAZELWOOD
Rush orders for train
time a specialty. We can
deliver on JO or 15 minutes notice
PORTLAND
Phone J54
SPOKANE
Phone Exchange 12
Something New
Calvert's Delicatessen
405 Washington Street
i-io;y.B cooKirsa
Lunches put up (or travelers nnd picnics
parties
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
GIVE US A CALL,
PORTLAND OREQON
M. S. COPELAND
Millinery and Suit House
Fine and Medium Millinery and
Suits at Very Reasonable Prices
We Aim to Build Up a Busi
ness in Portland and Vicinity
by Treating People Right and
by Selling at Close Figures
Come and Look at Least, Whether
You Buy or Not 1 Jl ot jt
342 Vashlngton St PORTLAND OR
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BAKING POWDER.
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