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About The new age. (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1904)
rK.-'-7'iiir v'Tyrr'- ; WfOT THB K1BW AGB, POBTLAND. OREGON. V J $1$1w " ; ,4 - T THE NEW AGE Katabllshed 1890 A. D. Orlffln Manager OOce, 48 Second St., cor. Ash, Rooms 1 and 2 Portland, Oregon, AOKNTS J. W, Duncan.. . It. 0. blminona. tioo. A. Itarea... II. J. Jacobs.. , nuttc, Mont , .Helena, Mont ...Boattlc.Waah .Kverett, Wash To InauM publication, ail loral news must raon us not later loan Tharsday Morning ( i weett. Subscription ptloe, on year, payable in ad- ncrlptli e.ftbo. TSUI OB, SXSX&ti CALS ! PORTLAND LOCALS a ;)4xjai(t Mr. A. D. Grlmn took a flying trip to tna Sound this week. Mrs. Duffcy, of St. Paul, Is In our city, tho guost of her cousin, Mrs. M. Allen. Mrs. Herman and X Jones arrived In the city from Los Angeles, Calif., Wednesday. Mrs. Lcavctt and daughter, Miss Mayomn, after a month's stay In our midst, left for their homo in St. Paul, Minn., Thursday. On Monday evening the Misses Leo gavo a very pretty party in honor of their guest Miss Mnyoma Lcavctt, of St. Paul. Tho houso was very prettily decorated with Oregon grape, fern and carnations. Qamcs nnd dancing enlivened tho evening, nnd refresh ments woro sorved at 10:30. Mrs. Lcavctt nnd Mrs. Leo assisting In tho serving. Thoro wap a largo attend ance and nil highly appreciated tho Misses Leo's hospitality. )5)S)i)I)Si I . SPOKANE NEWS (i(S9S?ViS)S Mis. CIiob. Payne Is still very ill. Miss Anna Durant Is ill nt her home. Mrs. Sarnh Wilson has been quite ill. Mr. home". Tom Jones is still 111 at his Mr. W. M. from Seattle Williams has returned Mr. P. Dagloy, sovorcly Injured his back last week. Mm. J. E. Dndo has returned from n visit to Yakima. Mr. Wesley has gono to accept n position tit Tckon. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Parker hnvc moved to Second n venue. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. N. Clark have moved to Normandlo nvenuo. Mrs. J. A. Smith was tho guest of Miss Mlnnlu Drown nt luncheon at Davenports. Chaplain Prlloux delivered n very nblo addresB Sunday evening nt tho A. M. 12, church. Mr. John H. Drown had n sovcrofall from a ladder last Tuesday, but ho In mending rapidly. Chnplnln Prlloux, of tho Ninth Cav alry, is in tho city ns tho guest of llev. and Mrs. J. S. Pnyno. Mrs. J. A. Smith, of Knslo, U. C. pnsscd through tho city Sunday night en routo for her homo. Mrs. Smith mado n three months' visit to tho fnlr nnd othor eastern points, nnd reports n delightful trip. Wlillo in tho city Mrs. Smith was tho guest of Miss Min nie nrown. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. Parker entertain ed Chaplain Prlloux Sunday at dinner ut their homo on Dcnn Ave. Those present woro: Rev. nnd Mrs. J. S. Payne, Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Parkor, Chaplain Prlloux, MIbs Candla Parker, Mr. Henry Parker, and Mrs. C. Hix. Mr. Aloxnndor Hadley died Satur day night at 10:45, of consumption. Mr. Hadley Is tho son of S. H Hadley, of Stillwater, Minn. Ho has been a resident of this city for ncnrly a year. For tho past flvo months ho hns been cnnllncd to his bed. Tho young man .made many frlonds and has been a patient sufferer. Ho will bo burled Tuesday from All Saints Cathedral (Episcopal), of which church ho was a member. Rov. J. S. Pnyno will preach tho sormon. Mr. Chns. S. Parker will conduct tho Episcopal service GRAND ENCAMPMENT Of Colored Knights Templar of North and South America, Organized at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, July 9, 1004. Representatives from several Grand Commanderles of Knights Templar and also from a number at Subordl nato Commanderles of Knights Tem plar in tho United Stntes met at Pitts burg, Pa., July 9, 1904, and organized a Grand Encampment of Knights Tern nlar for North and South America. This is tho flrst ono to bo organized In the United States among the colored Knights Templar. Tho following are tho officers elected: Most Eminent Sir John G. Jones, Grand Master, Chi cago, 111.: Very Eminent Sir Robort J. Fletcher, Deputy Grand Master, Cal.; Alexander, Payne, Grand Gener ollssrao, District of Columbia; J. H. Blunt, Grand Captain General, Ark.; S. R. Johnson, Grand Treasurer, Tex as.; R. E.Jones, Grwd Recorder, Va.; W, C. Lane. Deputy Grand Recorder, Mass.; T. Webster Brown, Grand Cor responding Recorder, 111.; H. T. Broadus, Grand Senior Warden, Pa.; W. R. Morris, Grand Junior Warden, Minn.: Rev. Win. Gray, Grand Prel ate, 111.; W. W. Taylor, Grand Stand ard Bearer, Utah; Thomas J. Riley, Grand Sword Bearer, Colo.; B. H. Stlllyard, Grand Wardor, W. Va.; John A. Bell, Orand Captain of the Guard, Mich. MMeeM9M I SEATTLE ITEMS C-avasa. stai9s3v2wCSA3V?t'? AAAAAtftSWUBYStfUi VY7HEN IN SEATTLE DON'T FORGET THE Alro-Arn. Social Club. lip Seneca street, rear WdB. bet. First and beconrt. II. T. Bailey, pres A. uuncanson, sec, and ro'g'r. Phone Main 8496. Mr. J. F. Cragrall left for Spokane July 20. Mrs. Geo. Bryant, of Georgetown, Is on the sick list. Mrs. Sarah Wilson arrived from Alaska on July 18. Mr. A. D. Griffin, of Tho New Age, Portland, is in tho city. Mr. Charles Bailey, of Green River Hot Springs, is in tho city. Miss Alma Clark left for Roslyn on July 20 to attend the Baptist conven- 5)$ (5) )W tlon. Jeromo Collins, son of T. C. Collins, who, on the Fourth of July, was suf fering from brain derangement, has fully recovered. Second carnival of tho A. M. 12. church beginning July 4 nnd ending July 8 wns a grand success In every way. A neat sum was realized. The grand total was $184.55. Tho Women's Mlto Missionary So ciety will hold their next .meeting nt tho parsonage, 1G22 14th Ave, Tues day, July 20. Mrs. S. S. Freeman, president; Mrs. Julia Wells, secretary. I EVERETT HAPPENINGS !s (Si Sx3(!lSiSS)SS) Mr. Lawrenco Sledgo wns in tho city this week visiting friends. Mr. R. T. Jacobs left for Seattle and Tncoma Mondny evening on business. Geo. Smith with his funny snylngs nnd dancing is making a "hit" this week nt La Petite. The long dlsputo between tho First nnd Second Colored Dnptlst churches haB been settled with Hov. a. u. wu nnn resigning nnd tho Rov. ThomnB Jefferson being made tho futuro pas tor. Tiov. s. o. Wilson hns resigned pns- fnrnhin nf thn Second DaDtlst church. Rov. Wilson hns dono n groat deal for tho upbuilding of tho colored Baptist church, and it will bo a long tlmo be foro they will And nnothcr such man. Wo regret to lose him. "CONJUR BAG." PROVED FAKE. Negroes FlRUre In a Unique Trial In Police Court. Noah Wilson, nn aged negro who professes to bo n "conjurer," nppeared beforo Recorder Nash Broylcs in pollco court yestcrdny In tho rolo of defend ant to nnswer to the chnrgo tlint he Illmflammcd Lula Wllllnms, also col ored, out of tho sum of $1, says the Atlanta Constitution. Tho Williams woman had purchased from Wilson for $1 an artlclo that sho supposed to be a "conjur bag," with which sho hoped to bring back to her sldo her sweetheart hut which failed to work and proved Itself a fake. On discovering this fact the womnn pro ceeded to have Wilson nrrested. Tho woman testified thnt her sweet henrt had left her somu tlmo ago and thnt she went to Wilson to buy a "con jur bug." She said thnt tno negro sold Iter a little bag and gnve Iter some In cidental Instructions, representing that this would bring back tho longed-for sweetheart. Sho stated thnt hIio fol lowed tho Instructions Implicitly and that every night for several nights she would chant over tho llttlo bag, "Oh, honey, won't you como bnck home." She added that "honey" did not return, however, and thnt ho has not yet como back. The prosecutor said thnt after tho bag failed to work sho decided to In vestigate and cut It open. On tho in side wns revealed a lot of llttlo scraps of brown paper. 8ho then felt thnt she had been cheated out of her money. Wilson stated to Judge Broyles that ho Is a bonn-ndo "conjurer" and pro tested that the bag wns really n "con jur bag," but failed to offer any satis factory explanation ns to why It did not work. The negro reached ills Jinnd In his pocket and pulled out two , little white roots, which ho exhibited to tho court, with tho statement that they woro luck pieces. "I call them my little Adam nnd Eve roots," he said. J ud go Broyles flnnlly announced thnt ho would not flno Wilson, on condition thnt ho would return tho dollar to tho woman, which was done. Furnished rooms from $10.00 up, nt Mrs. M. Kceble, 388 Everett stroet. Telephono Main 26S1. TlioAppIteon Cafo. First-clans In ovory renjier.t. Southwest corner Sixth and Everett Streets, Portland Oreogh. Always ask for the famous General Arthur cigar. Ebberg-Ounst Cigar Co., gonoral agents, Portland, Or. F. Gormaln, dealer In fish, game, poultry, etc. Canned goods a special ty. Phono Clay 01. 40G Gllsan stroet, Portland, Oregon. IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST If you contemplnto visiting tho St. Louis Exposition, to secure rellablo in formation as to railroad service, tho lowest rates and the best routes. Also as to local conditions In St. Louis; ho tels, etc. etc. If you will wrlto tho undorslgned, stating whnt Information you desire, tho samo will bo promptly furnished. If wo do not have it on hand, will se cure it for you if possible, and without any expense to you. Address B. H. TRUMBULL, Comm. Agt.. 142 Third Street. Portland, Or. A Trip Through Yellow stone Park Is what everyone hopes to have- some day. It Is the most wonderful trip In tho world. There aro more than 3,000 squaro miles of weird, mar velous, unimaginable things that can bo seen nowhere else, therefore if ono ever sees them one must go to the Park, in the heart of tho magnlcent Rockies with snow tipped peaks all around. If Old Falthul geyser, a Paint Pot, Mud Volcano, or Emerald Pool were to be found In Lincoln Park, Chicago; Central Park, New York; or Falrmount Park, Philadel phia; the people would flock to see it or them by tens of thousands. For a very small sum, comparatively, all these and hundreds more of nature's undupllcated marvels can be seen be tween June 1 and September 30 of each year, and ono will enjoy, to boot, tho best coaching trip In the country. The Northern Pacific folder on Yel lowstone Park, Just Issued, Is a new, right up-to-date, finely illustrated des sortatlon on this Yellowstone Park trip. It is not descriptive, but deals with the detailed, technical matters everyone needs to know about such a trip. It tells all about the hotels, the stage coaches, the roads, tho cost of the tour; whero tho geysers, the waterfalls, tho bears, the canyons are, and where the trout fishing Is found. We have printed thousands of this beautiful leaflet and want everybody interested to have a copy, and it can be obtained by sending A. M. Cleland, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minn., two cents with proper address. "Wonderland iwv wnicn is a very flno pamphlet of 11C pages, descrip tive of tho Northwest, including the Park, will be sent for six cents. Cash or Installments, tho Old Pion eer Lonn Offlcc, 13 North Third street, near DurnBldo, Bon S. Back man, proprietor. Business strictly confidential. Frnoh Dyeing end Cleaning Works. All work done at very modreato prices. Dytlng and cleaning of all kinds ol ladles' and font's clothing. Morn ing olotk dyed in 48 hours. J. Do leau, proprietor, 455 Olisan street. Tho best ever mado is tho Eagle Brand Boneless Chicken Hot Tnmales nnd liuaks. Wliolctmlo nnd Retail. Oillco nnd factory, 45 Union nvenue, Portland, Oregon. Telephone, East, 409. It has been said hnt "Harmon's", on tho corner of Third nnd Couch, Is nmong tho undcslrnblo resorts of tho North End, but tho plnln facts aro that "Harmon's" Is ono of tho clean est plnces In Portland. Thcro nro no ladles' entrances nor nny Wine rooms; in fact it Is only a placo for men, nnd men only. Whenever you think that tho cor ner of Third nnd Couch strcctB Is a dead ono Jimt drop Into tho Alcazar and sec whnt a little now llfo will do for a place W. W. Harmon, former ly of Tacoma, has taken tho place, and as usual ho Is making it go like a three tlmo winner. F. K. REACH & CO., Tho, Pioneer Paint Company, mnko a specialty of selling tho best tilings mado in paints. Houfo Paint, Floor Paint, Barn Paint, Fcnco Paint and Roof Paint ; Knnmels, Varnishes, Colors, Stains, Cementlco Knhominonnd general build ing material. 135 First St., N. W. cor Alder, Portland, Oregon. CHEAP SUNDAY RATES. Dctwcon Portland nnd Wlllametto Valley points. Low round-trip rates hava been plnccd in effect between Portlnnd nnd Wlllametto Valley points In cither direction. Tickets will ho sold Saturdays and Sundnys and limited to return on. or beforo tho following Monday. Call on Southern Pacific Company's agent for partic ulars. SPEOIAL EXCURSION TO WORLD'S FAHl. THE Tho Denver & Itlo Grando, In con nection with tho Missouri Pacific, will run n scries of personally conducted excursions to tho World's Fair during June. Thcso excursions will run through to St. LouIb without chnngo of cnrH, making short stops nt princi pal points en route. Tho first of thcso excursions will lenvo Portland Juno 7th, nnd tho second Juno 17th. Tho rnto from Portlnnd will bo 107.50 to St. Louis nnd return. Excursionists going via tho Donvor & Itlo Grando hnvo tho prlvllcgo of returning via n different route. This is tho most plonsant wny, ns well as tho most de lightful route, to cross tho continent. Tho stops nrrnnged give an opportun ity of visiting tho various points of in terest in nnd nbout Salt Lako City, Denver and Kansas City. If you wish to nccompnny one of thcso excursions wrlto nt onco to W. C. McDrldo, 124 Third street, Portland, for sleeping car reservations. R E. CONN, FANCY GROCERIES TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES Quality and I'rlro Guaranteed. Delivery to an i am m wio i ny, l'hono. Union 62M. mi Williams Ave., Cor. Hancock St., l'OUTLAND, OREGON. BUI.L1VANTH GROCERY J, llulllvant Jr., 1'rnp. STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES TEA, COKFEi:, IIUTTER AND EGGS A Hl'ECIALTV Telephone, Main 213. 401.463 Jefferi'on St., N.W. Cor. Thirteenth I'OltTLAND OREGON JllJANNINO i LEE STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES Dollvery to all parts of the city 3)9 E. WoMlcr St. I'hone, East CC8 l'OUTLAND OREGON Established lu 18W. Phono White If Still Under Samo (Management THE CRONISE PHOTO STUDIO. THE TROVERS, Props. Fend In your order for a Group of tho Twenty-x-TOiul nieuiilal Session, Eldredgo Illoclc, cor. Commercial and Chemeliota Sts,, Salem, Ore. c. A. WATSON DRUGGIST 88 North Third btreet PORTLAND OHEQON k Tk Oaly Double-Track Rullway, betweei the Missouri River aod Chicago The Chicago-Portland Special, the moit 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-Western Railway tu Chicago from Portland and points ir. Oregon. Dallr and personally conducted ei jurtfoni In Pullman tourist sleeplni? iarsliom Portland, Los Angeles and Ban 1'ranclsco, through to Chicago without change. R.R. RITCHIE. Ga I Act. tu Muktt St., bAM t-KANCIKO.CAL. A. C. BARKFR, GcIAgt.,lsl1hirdSL, rottTLANUiOftC. Chicago & North-Weslern Ry. GOLDFINCH BROS. PAINTS, WALL PAPER, GLASS, WINDOWS AND-DOORS 2812 Ruckcr'Ave. EVERETT WASHINGTON FOR BARGAINS In Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Crockery go to PETERSON FURNITURE CO. 28 J J RockefellowAve.,Evtrell, With. Everett Dental Parlor I)H. (1. N. IIAHK18, Manager High clafs Dentistry at moderate jitlccs ALL WORK GUARANTEED Itooms 20S-9-10 tirccnbcrg Illoclc KVKRIHT WASHINGTON MILTON SLAGHT 2925 Hewitt Ave., Everett, Wash. All kinds of Repairing:, Cleaning- and Adjusting. Also Wheels to Rent Agtncy for EAGLE BICYCLES S. J. SILJUS For City Property; also Choice Ten-Acre Tracts EASY PAYMENTS Write or call and see him at 2829 Oakes Ave. EVERETT, WASH. ritate Llconce No. 3. Lady Anlitant JOHN F. JERREAD Undertaker and Embalmer 'ay and Night So-vlco 20.19 Hroaduay Telephone Main 2.10 The People's Fish Market J. P. MORGENSRN WHOLESALE & RETAIL Fresh Fish on Ice Every Day Halibut a Specialty 1308 f-2 Hewitt Ave. Phone Red 855 EVERETT, WASHINGTON J. W. STANTON Staple & Fancy GROCERIES 2010 Hewitt Ave. Near Broadway Phone Red (49 IDEAL DELICATESSEN Home Made Bread, Pies, Cakes Lunches for Picnics, Fisher--men, Ledges, Travelers 1714 Hewitt Avenue EVERETT WASHINGTON THE CRESCENT MARKET FRESH AND SALT MEATS OF ALL KINDS Illglicpt prices puid for Poultry, Beef, Veal, Pork, etc. Pkono Main 300. 1416 HEWITT AVENUE EVERETT, - - WASH. Dixon's Steam Laundry FAROO, N. D. Best Laundry In City Work Dono on Short Notice. No Saw Kd(;o Collars and CuiTm. Glvo us a Triul and You Will Como Ajjaln. Traveling Men's Work a Specialty Dixon's Steam Laundry U N1TKD STATES LAUNDRY W. H, Hazianl, Manager. HUh-grade band work asiieclatty. Corner brand avenue and Kait rJalincn atreet. A requet by mail or jjlione Eut 63 U all tbat la uecciiarr. PORTLAND, om:aoN. N OUGAItD i. PETTEItKON MERCHANT TAIL0US. Phone Mack 30. bill Ktreti. N. v, Cor. 3rd ami Yarn. ENTRANCE 263 YAMHILL. fUE BURLINGTON, Wines, Liquors and Cigars. II. K. Mlsncr, proprietor. 241 Alder street, bctneen 2nd and 3rd. l'hono Main 28M. l'rl vato rooms. PORTLAND. OltKdON. MtESCUNT CAFE Fine wine, liquor and clRar. 11. M. Itlch jcr, proprietor. 220 Croly street, l'hono Un- l'OUTLAND, Oltr.GON, Lit AND CENTRAL HA It I. BERNSTEIN KINK WINES, LIQUORS & CIUARS Everthing first-class Telephone, Main 1523 01 N. Third Bl. l'OUTLAND OREGON LL GARMENTS Intrusted with us aro thoroughly Inspected by us beforo and aflor washing. All repairs dono KREE OK CHARGE Iluttons Bcwcd on and Socks Darned OREGON LAUNDHV CO. 3M-3Co-3Gtl East Oak St. l'hono East 13 I'ORILAND OREGON OAKLAND MARKET CHAS. MILLER, Prop, Dealer In All Kinds of Fresh, Salted and Cured Meats Fish, Poultry and Game Krco Dollvery to All I'arts of the City l'hono, East 1V8 342 Union Ave PORTLAND, OR. ..THE BROOKE DRUG CO.. Prescriptions Accurately and Care fully Compounded. Telephonic Columbia 760, Oregon Red 1W1I Proscription - Druggists 67 North Third Si root PORTLAND - - OREGON If you want to be sure your Cream is rich and your Butter the best there is J Order it from o HAZELWOOD Rush orders for train time a specialty. We can . deliver on JO or 15 minutes notice PORTLAND Phone 154 SPOKANE Phone Exchange 12 PEOPLE MUST EAT And tho hotter tho food tho bettor tho people We iiiuko n biiNlncHH of mipplying Good F?reih Qrocerlon Teas, Coffees and Spices Fruits and Vegetables MEINE & WEIDER 304 K. Burnsldo St. PORTLAND Call up phono Scott ISO I Pacific National Bank. Capital $200,000 TACOMA, WASH. The Bannock National Bank of Pocateilo. Idaho CAPITAL. ISnO.CXM). Tranaact Oeneral Hanking Dullness, Saving! Department. LYMAN KAROO, President K. t!. MANHON, Vlce-Pfonldont K. HOARD, Assistant Cashier. Pocateilo, THE FIRST INATIOINAL, OP DUL.UTM, MINNESOTA CAPITAL, HOO.OOO HUDPUUH 73H.OOO U. S. Qovcrnment Depowlttiry. RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING CO. Merchant and Kxport Mlllera of North Dakota. Cnpaelty 2,000 UarrelH Daily, JuuicHtown, Valley City and Grund Forks, N. Dak, GENERAL OFFIOE, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ANDRKYV 1. DAVIH, President . A. TA1.UOTT, Vice President First National RKHOURCKH Loans and discounts, Honda and warrants. United blates bonds at par Due from banks l,S80,9TJ.h7 W7.fiW.ttJ 'JII.MU.tO 70J.I.T9 .'ill t0,Ma.iil Cash uii hand. ll.rA'Jli.H Central Sash and Door Agency SASH and DOORS GENERAL mill work. LOWEST PRICES LARGEST STOCK. Phone Main 4795. Catalog; Mailed on Application, I Jst street. 1II01CE WINES AND LIQUORS. I T1IK UABTLK (111. AVah1irm. Prnnrlpfnr. fool and nil- .. . ... "::: " "" iiarns. rnone .Norm 4io, l'ortland, Oregon. 2.11 Washington St. NEIL O'HARE. Oceanic Exchange. Cliolco Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 1'itc l.uncli. Cor HtisHcll nnd Urundte Sts., Portland, Or. H OTEL ALIIERT John S. (Ilmble, Proprietor. 2.17 Riverside Ave. Kurnlslud rooms, bar and billiard room In connection. Hotel phone Main 1121, SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 'TMI E VICTORIA. A. V. Olutsch. Chas. Clemens. N. E. Comer Sevonth and Gllsan Streets. iNettly Kurntshed Rooms. Htcam Heated. Hot and Cold Water throughout. First class liar Room In connection. PORTLAND, Oltr.GON. OUR18T SALOON James Travcrs, Prop. Rest wines, liquors and cigars, l'hono Clay 1912. U6 N. Sixth bt. l'OUTLAND, OREGON. Always Ask for VIOLET OATS Sold by All Dealers SUNSET CREAMERY BUTTER, EOQS CHEESE, SWEET CREAM And Our Celebrated SUNSET ICE CREAM 281 First St Phono Man 5a PORTLAND, ORE. Blazier's... No, 248 Burnsldo Street,' Pet. Second nnd Third, PORTLAND, ORKQON Tho Pest of Wines, Liquors mid Cignrt Star Brewery Company lirawors ami Ilottlcrs of Hop Gold Beer Vancouver, Wash, East Third and Burnsldo Sts., Port land, Oregon. Loewenberg & Going Co. Maumfacturers of ami ilualers lu Stoves, Ranges, Hollowware and Household Specialties IlamllM by all hirst-Class Dualora Royal Steel Ranges Aro tho Ucst and Cheapest In tho Market. 2:0 to 235 Taylor Street, 188 to 1UI Heeoud Ktrout, Portland, Oregon Safety Deposit lloxea. OKO. K. FORI), Caahler Idaho BAINK E. II. WKIKICK, Cashier J. 8. DUTTON Assistant Cashier Bank Montana LIAIIIL1TIEU Capital stock aio.ooo 00 Ao.isro.tMi 270,7111.72 CH.Iftu.U) 1.MM.7A Huri'lua I'udlvlded i.rollla I'lrciilatliin Iihlilends unpaid Deiostts . , . ... IJ.HIVJS2.4I Port and. Ofnnnn y . Vaiw. . . ....- : : la uhainul : CEDAR VALLEY SALOON. Holvorson ft ChristofTcrson, Props. K1NE WINE8.LIQU0R8A C10AR8. La Grando, Oregon. I1LUE FRONT BALOON. E. THORSON, Troprletor. Ono of tho Ucst Plncca in Lu Grando to Get a Ktco Drink. LA GltANDE, OREGON Palace Saloon OHAM. ANDERSON, Prop. All kinds of Fine Liquors nnd Cigars. La Grando Oregon KERR&VERNAN All Kinds of Case floods, Tito Finest Key West Ci gars In the City. OIVE US A TRIAL, La Grande Oregon THE MINT SALOON O. L. MtLLQUIST, ffrwp. nr.sT nitANna ok wines ANUJ.IU.UOKS 1MPORTKD AND DOMKHTIU Old A K3..... ronif r Dcrot Plrret ami Jefferson Acmie, LA OKANOr, OH. A. B. C. STEAM LAUNDRY La Grande, Oregon. Work returned fiuiio dny nn received II bo requested without extra cliurgo. C. S. & L. F. DUNN, Proprietors J, T. Williamson , ABSTRACTOR. Prompt Attention Given to All HiihIir'hh Itcforo U. S. I.und Olllce. PhttHiuul AbHtrnctn of lleeords u Specialty. Oflleo In IxiwIh llulldinfr, OptHiHttti Summer lloime. La Grande, Oregon The EAGLE Saloon ULRICH LOTTES Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars Lunch at 111 Hours All Kinds of Case Goods on Hand Jefferson Ave. LA GRANDE, OHEQON Wasco Warehouse Milling Company Merchant Millers Mauufai'turera of Flour and l Kinds of MiilJeed Try ah'aik of Its Celebrated WHITE RIVER FLOUR Tho Great Dread Producer Pure, White nnd Wholesome Mudo from Selected llltieateiu Wheat THE DALLES, OKEGON Roseburg advertising mill! UMPQUA 1IAKKRV FRESH HREAD DAILY. Pies, Cakes, Cookies. Douxhuiita, Huns, Holla Cream Pulls, Cakes (srHoclals, I'arllei and llauiueU Made to Order. K. JKNNlNOHand MltH. KRKKMAN, Prona. Phone 416. ltoseburK, Oregon Kutert ilners; CHAH. OlIrtUN. DILL PROTZMAN The Monogram TKANK KUNNCDY, Prop. Cyrus Noble, Bourbon and Rye Whis kies. Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ItOSEHUIta, OREGON. F. B. RISLEY & CO. Dealers lu Flour, Feed and Groceries Country Produce Bought and Sold Cash or in Trade. Sheridan St.. Opp. Depot, ROSEBURG, ORE Kuteris IF