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Office, Room 317, Commonwealth liulldlng
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reach
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Locnl Now on this rage by
C A. RITTER. City Editor
PORTLAND LOCALS !
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MMMCCMffi&C asil0 MSI !,
Mr. 1'nul Strain th
the trciilnl tiro-
'o'ciotlilnit Co
lllnc. Third and
. . m .
itrlvtor of the Chlcngo
in the Ainsworth Ituildl
Onk Street. Is a firm nnd true friend
of our people. Call nnd got acquaint
ed with him. tf
Miss Mario Smith and Miss Lcnn
Turner aro visiting In Tncoimt.
Mrs. Jns. Ilousor while far from
well wns nblo to bo out this week.
Mr. Him ifmiiiv la bMM rnnflncil to
his bed at tho Good Snmnrltnn
pltnl.
Mrs. E. A. Ward loft for Senttlo
Inst week having ncccpted a posi
tion there.
Arthur Hnrrls nt the St. Vincent
Is hopeful nnd will bo nblo to lonvn
In tho near future.
Mrs. Jako Jones loft for Los An
geles last week to Join her husband
who is roported to bo critically 111.
Mrs. F. V. Manloy returned homo
Monday nfter a pleosnnt visit of nov
ernl wcoks to friends In Cullfornla
Mr. F. D. ThomnB loft this wool:
for Onkland having received tho nows
that his daughter, Ulysess wns very
low.
Mr. Zan Edwards and family havo
removed from Ninth and Flanders to
tho southwest corner of Sovonth nnd
Gllsnn.
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Mr. Jns. Ilousor formerly with tho '
Now York Dental Co. hub uccopicn a
position with the Honeymnn unrii-
wnro Co.
Major Ponroso wns on tho ground
nnd docs not bollovo tho negro sol
diers guilty as charged how did tho
President nrrlvo nt his concluBlons?
Rov. Qoorgo E. Jnckson, pnstor of
tho A. M. E. Zlon church arrived In
tho city on last Snturdny nftornoon,
nfter a visit of several wcoks In Cal-
Ifornla.
Wm. "BiiBh" Cowcs pnld a flying
visit to rolntlveB and friends hero
mis wcok auer ail nuHonco oi uvur
twolvo yenrs. Ho is at present resid
ing In Oakland, Cal.
A vory pleasant reception wns hold
at tho rcsldonco of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm.
Rutherford Thursdny from 2 to 4
p. m. in honor of tho mother nnd sis
ter of Mrs. Wm. Rutherford.
Do not forgot tho dobnto at tho A.
M. E. Zlon church Monday ovonlng,
April 8th, subject which Is tho
Greater Powor Chnrnctor or Monoy.
Tho public Is Invited. Admission frco.
Exercises nt 8:30 p. m.
Tho W. C. T. U. Ib rapidly incroas-
n
Ing In mombcrslilp. Six now mom-1
bors wero ndded nt ono mectlnir re-
contlv. A vory Interesting meeting
wns hold this week nt tho rcsldonco
of Mr. J. N. Fullllovo.
Miss Lulu Watson celebrated her
vni,no frlnn.la vunrn In nllntlrlnnxn .
young frlonds woro In nttondnnco
and many hnndsomo romombrances
woro presented to tho hoBtcss.
Now Northwest Lodgo No. 2BG4
nnd Household of Ruth No. 844 G
U. O. of O. F. will havo their anutinl
thanksgiving exorcises at tho Bothol
A. M. E. church on MW 12th. Tho
public Is Invltod to attend.
Mra. Watklns of 107 Fourteenth
N. hns loft for Seattlo to permanent
ly reside, hor husband having se
cured employment In that place. Sho
is at present tho guest of Mr. nnd
Mrs. P. Deboo formerly of this city.
Win. Smith of Tonth and GliBnn
whoso sorlous illness wo noted Inst
week dopnrted this life Friday,
Mnroh 29th. Funeral sorvlces hold
at Flnley'a undertaking parlors con
ducted by Rov. Smith of Mt. Olivet
Bnptlst church wero lnrgely attend
ed. Ho leaves a wlfo to mourn.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Estill for a num
ber of years Influential citlzons of
this city loft this week for Ohio to
Bottle up somo business matters and
for a trip through California for
tho benefit of Mrs. Estill's health.
While they may bo absent quite a
whllo it Is their Intention to return
to Oregon to live.
Mr. Ed. Rutherford for many yenrs
an employo of tho Hotel Portland has
resigned his position nnd purchased
Mr. Geo. Hytors' Interest In tho ton-
sorlnl parlors of Hyter & Rutherford
at FlanderB nnd Ninth streets. Mr.
Hvter the retiring member of the ored man to bo captain of Firo En
J ier,....?. L.'"noB.. Z J' .li gino Company No. 21 of Chicago. Mr.
through tho eastern and southern
Btnte8,
As the result of n dlsngroement
over money matters II. C. Lacey and
Archie Wil laros both In tho emp oy
of tho Pullman Palnco Car Co. be
came Involved In a cutting scrape In
which Lacey was sevorely cut in tho
leg by Williams. Tho police wero no
tified and Lacey was removed to the
Hnnnl Snmnrltnn hnonllnl where h's
wounds were dressed. At latest nc-'
counts the police had been unable to
locate Williams.
Easter was appropriately celebrated
at the various church In the city and
despite the threatening weather they
were well attended nt the Bethel
church. In tho morntnc five babies
were christened nnd In tho evening
a very excellent program wns ren- ter of Mr. Robert J. Fletcher of that
dercd In which tho young people took city, who Is ono of tho promlnont col
tlin inn.llncr tmrt Mt nilvnr rtmitUt nrail men finil illatlnctilnhnil ninsons
rlmrpJi hoirt thnlr Knninr oxtTi'lses
proper In tho afternoon nt 3 p. m.
d tho ,)rogram nciudccl both young
nnd old. At Zlon A. M. E. church tno ndvnncoment or her race. She is tlicciuu8 aim nrgnniznuons looKing 10
Easter exorcises wcro hold nt 8 Royal Grand Matron of tho Qrnnd .the elevation of tho nice. Sho Is tho
o'clock In tho ovonlng. Music was Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Most Worthy Qrnnd Matron of Morn
a loading feature, tho choir with the of tho State of California, and Is n Ing Light Court of Daughters of
nsslotanco of their friend furnishing zcnlous worker for tho progress of, Sphinx of Chlcngo nnd tho Hoynl
nn excellent progrnm which wns sup- tho order, nnd Is ono of tho Supremo .Qrnnd Mntron of tho St. Johns Qrnnd
pllmented by nddrcsses by Rev. Bnr- Qrnnd Officers of tho Supremo Qrnnd I Chapter of the Order of Enstorn Stnr
hour who had boon filling tho pulpit Chapter of tho Ordor of Eastern Star of the State of Illinois.
(1 urine tho tmstor's nbsenco nnd by of tho United Stntcs of Amcrlcn. Rev. J. V. E. Bowon, D. D of
n short tnlk by tho pnstor Rev. (leo. Mrs. Mnry B. EdwnrdB, or Cliaun
E. .InokRon. The fact Easter wns so' coy. On.. Is one of tho energetic nnd
early this yenr caused ninny to feel
tnnt tho task of decorating the
churches would bo n serious ono but
I the vnrlouB committees solved the
questions nnd tho various edifices
I..... .. .. n.nAl.. ...U1. tlm nl.tttwl.
nnco of flowers, ferns, pnlms, doves
nnd Enstcr bells.
Wo often hear complnlnts about
discrimination practiced agnlnst tho
negro In public plnccs nnd tho query
Is put why Is this so now wnon ten
or twelve years ago there was little
or none of It? How often do wo Btop
nnd th nk that to a greater or 1PB3
hos-ldogreo wo havo brought It on our
selves. It Is within tho. memory or ureni is a very kind and dlgniricd
nearly all when ncgros' pntrontigo lndy. Sho nnd her husband, Mr.
wiib welcomed nnd lnrgoly sought for John S. Bront own beautiful prop
In Biich plnces as tho Quelle and erty In thnt city. Mrs. Brent hns a
Freeman's now they nro excluded matchless courngo nnd n grent will
from both plnces nnd with this came
a niombor of. smaller fry following
In tho footBtops of tho more stylish
plnccs. I need not uho the tlmo or
spneo nnu rointo mo occurrences iu iuuku uiuuru iiieiiBmu nnu nnppy
that led to this action on tho part of around her. She Is the Deputy Qrnnd
tho proprietors of theso plnccs nor Mntron of tho Ordor of Daughters of
does It help tho innttcr nny to sny ' Sphinx for tho District of Columbia,
that tho white patrons hnd In many and ono of tho Supremo grand offl
lnstnncos behaved worso thun did thoicors of the Supromo Qrnnd Chnptor
members of our rnco. As It Is an I of tho Ordor of Enstorn Star of tho
undonlnblo fact that what ono negro United Stntcs.
docs reflects on tho wholo raco but1 It can bo truly said of Mr. Wll
lct us call attention to another nnd Hum T. Grant 33, of Now OrloniiB,
more recent matter heretofore. Wo , Ln thnt no mnson hus ovpr dono
havo boon nblo to rent nny hnll thnt "oro to olovnto tho stnndnrd of Mn
wo saw fit when ho desired to glvo nonry thnn he, nnd It can bo truth
nn ontertnlnmont but It seoms thnt fully nsscrted thnt ho never shrinks
on nno or two occnslons lntolv Bomo . from or neglects nny duties thnt nro
f0w hnvo alniBcd tho privilege cutis
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inir a protest to bo entered with tho
owners of tho building ngnlnst thcOriuwl Lodge of A. F. & A. Mnsons
renting of promises to any colored o' tho Stnto of Loulslnna which Is
people Wo nro not ndvlsod as to tho only legal Grand Lodgo of col-1
whether or no tho protest has had"rui """" " wnu biuio. no is
onotigh weight to cnuso a chango of .
tinllni. lint thn fnM ri.mntnn. Mint. I
through tho misconduct of a few of
our pcoplo, nnd tho neglect of tho
management of botho of our public
mitlini-lnira In nrnunrvn nclnp It In1
possible thnt tho rights nnd prlvl-
vu n' " wuwa wb iv ".
lm-nn of tho wholo niimbor nro In
f, iunBor 0r being curtulled. Somo Krent deal of tlmo In helping tho
menns should bo dovlscd whereby 'ace, both In church and lu somo
'oso who will not behnvo ns IndleB.crot "nil bonovolont nsBoclatlons of
0r gentlemen should bo compelled to which sho Is an honored mombcr. Sho
do so or not bo allowod to oBsoclato i?,"10 'Most. w.orUl' Supremo Second
with Bolfrosnectlne noonlo until thoy Y,co Grand Matron of tho Supromo
i0firn to respect tho rights and
orty 0f othors
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OUR CHICAGO LETTER
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Tho ftow Ago Is on sale nt Levy's
New Htna, ooo Tlilrly-scventli hi.,
ciiicngo.
Mnrcli -run, uoi.
Mr. Cook of CC11 Vlnconnes avo-
nuo nnd Mrs. E. Jones of 0348
Rhodes avonuo, nro on tho sick list,
Tho bnrbor shop of Mr. JnnieB Tup
pin of 3033 Stnto street wns destroy
n.l 1.1, flfi
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It is reported thnt John C. Buck-
'nor. who Iiiib been a dork In tho In
tornnl Rovonuo Dopnrtmeut hns been
asked to resign.
order of tho Ensiern Star hns been
Tho Supromo Qrnnd Chapter of tho
J u,i Wl'l
Mr. Wnltor M. Fnrmer formerly of
tho St. LouIh bnr Is residing In Chl
cngo and will deliver n lay Hormon nt
rBothesday Bnptlst church on Easter
Sunday ovonlng.
At a meeting of tho Calumet Club
held on last Saturday Mr. H. P. Green
offered a series of resolutions which
wero ndopted highly endorclng Vlro
President Fairbanks for tho Presi
dency of tho United States.
Mr. E. R. Robinson, tho Inventor
who hns gnlned so much notoriety of
Into wns fined $25.00 nnd costs bo-
foro Judge Fako In tho Municipal
Court for nssnultlng Mr. JiiIIub F.
Taylor, the editor of tho Chlcngo
Broad Ax,
It would hn wnll fni llio mlllnr nf I
tho Chrst nn Recorder nnd tho
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fnp fT fllft fVllnrnfl Amni Ann Tnfin.
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zlno baforo they rush Into print, nnd
publish matters nbotit grent law
suits being won by colored people In
Chlcngo to first find out whother It
wns true, for nil thnt they have pub
lished is absolutely falso.
At n meeting of tho Centenlnl Club
on lust Sunday afternoon. Mr. Sam
uel H. Thomas offored a series of
resolutions which wero unanimously
adopted congratulating nnd thanking
Mnyor E. F. Dunne of Chicago for
appointing Richard T, Cnesor to tho
Cnptaln of Firo Engine Company No.
21. Several speeches wero made on
the occasion.
Mnyor E. F. Dunne of Chlcngo hnB
appointed Rlchnrd P. Ca'eser, a col
StedS Xll!
cngo. Mr. Caeser hns beon Lieut.
cngo. Mr. caeser lins neon uout.
rt thti tznrriA pnmimnv fnr 14 Vfnra I
tt;, ' .n" Dl,nn Is tho first .nnvor -
nil lit. u n -V V
of Chicago although n Democrat to .
honor a colored nmn t0 auch u ,)08.
tlon.
PROMINENT COLORED MEN AND
WOMEN OF TODAY.
(By Eugene Flolds of Chicago.)
Miss Minnie O. Payne, of Chilli
Icothe, Mo., is the daughter of Mr.
land Mrs. B. F. Payne ono of tho most
prominent colored families of thatiD.
city. Miss Payne Is an accomplished, of
and learned teacher in the public In
schools nt Moorcsvtlte, Mo.
Mrs. Maude I. Flood, of
Sacra -
mento. Calif., Is tho esteemed daugh
In tho stnto of California. Mrs. Flood
Is a grand nnd excellent woman, nnd
Is a great lover and worker for tho
prominent colored women of Unit
city nnd tnkes much Interest in tho
nffnlrs or her rnco. alio Is tho Most
Worthy Qrnnd Mntron of Annlo
Court of Daughters of Sphinx of that
I nlfv nnil lillftnr lint wlan mnnnifn.
ment, tho Annlo Court of Daughters
I of Sphinx Is prosperous and In a
flourishing condition.
I Mrs. Rebeccn A. Bront of Wnsh-
lngton, D. C, Is ono nniong tho splon-
did nnd prominent colored women of
Wnshlngton, D. C. She hns resided
In that city for tunny yenrs, nnd Is
one among tho oldest nnd most high
ly respected families thnt there Is In
tho city of Wnshlngton, D. C. Mrs.
nnu determination, alio possesses
ninny cxpcllcnt trnlts of chnrnctor,
nnd among them n high regard for
tho feelings of others, and a desire
... . . .
impoHcii on mm. no is now tno
urnnii Mnster or tho St. Andrews
wiu unuiu aiiiHiur uuncrni oi
CorCIIIOIllCH Of tllO United SlllirOtll'-
E0""';1 "f Ancient nnd Accepted
Scottish Rlto MnsoiiB of tho United
Stntcs.
Mrs. Mllllslia SCOtt of Washington.
" , is a very energotic, pious nnu
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cxcononi womnii. alio UovotcH n
nrop-.ar"na court of Daughters of Sphinx.
Mrs. Serena Hopkins, of Wnshlng-
14 n n ,.. i.... i,
(iun, u. j i kiiuwii ii a uruu'Bs,
agressivc, energetic Christian woman
in maintaining the rights of her rnco,
sho has been Instrumental In doing u
grent good among tho people. She
hopoH lu tho future to ho nblo to do a
'""?," Krctcr work for tho uplifting
of tho rnco. Sho Is mi nctlvo mom-
bor of Serenn Court of Daughters of
Sphinx, which court Is named In
honor nf hrr. film la n ziwlmiH wnrlc
'or jn tho Ordor of EnBtorn Star, nnd
Is now Supromo Roynl Mntron Itnl might bo extrnctod from tho row.
of tho Supromo Qrnnd Chnptor of i congress, In stnto loglslntureB. mid
tho Ordor of Enstern Stnr of tlo.0i8()Whoro. thov addressed thniiiniiivnu
"... D,l,lun,"u -. iio tno subject, nnd nro still busy with
Mas Honrletta Vinton Davis, at, it. Whon tho roports aro mndo to
;yaBhlngton, p. C, was born In Bal- tho next congress thero will prob-
tlmoro, Maryland, and .Is a lady of ably bo two thoy will reaumo work
a vory pleasing prosonco; sho Is a'ns tho President's champions, and
ivhiiui uiuiiiinuiuni. nnu
tnl.nl. llf.vll H....1. I n 1.... ...nlnnnlnn
imwii ififiii imiiv in iiur ii iiiunniuii
throughout tho country. Sho hns by
tho strength of n brilliant mind, gen-
?. !.. C.ht,n" .h"1 ".Ll!?!. Jl!
iiiu iiiiiii uvuiiiuiii. mill iiiu uiuviiiiuu
of hor raco.
Mr. Robert J. Fletcher of Sacra
mento, Cal., has resided in thnt city
for many years, nnd Is wldoly known
lu ovory city nnd vlllngo In tho States
jnnd Territories throughout tho on
tiro west. Ho Is a man of high char
acter nnd oxcollont nblllty nnd Is bo
yond doubt ono among tho best post
ed nnd well rend colored mnsons In
the United States. Ho wns tho first
colored mnson In tho United States
to hnvo tho legltlmato work of tho
ordor of Enstorn Star, and was tho
first colored mason In tho Stnto of
California to hnvo conferred upon
him tho regular nnd genulno degrees
of tho Ancient nnd Accopted Scottish
Rlto and tho Mystic Shrine.
Mrs. Isadora N. Hnll of Cnmbrldgo,
Mnsa., Is a noblo Christian woman)
w" IH living mill worKUlg lO liuip.i" mm uiu u um HIJUI woigllCIl in
odl-ii,,u""Jl l"u " " . "V"
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In wiii.1i i7nilr nnil npnnnri 1 lift
.!, ,w, .wf t.i.u .,ii.i ..w
heurtlistona sho Is teaching tho lea
sons of piety nnd truth to the boys
nnd girls nnd those thnt nro asso
ciated with her In holplng to make
thorn hotter mon nnil women. Mrs.
Hull Is at tho head of tho Great Na-1
tlonal Organization that Is doing
much good among tho people. It Is
tho Ancient Ordor of Daughters of
Sphinx and sho is tho Most Ancient
Worthy Supremo Grand Mntron of
the Supremo Grand Court of Daugh
ters of Sphinx.
Mr. J. C. Whlto of Boston, MnBs.,
is ono of tho enterprising and reliable
vnniiL' tunn nf llifi men nnil fnp nv.
oral years ho hns occupied a respon-.TUC
slblo position ns shipping clerk for
ono of tho largo and best boot nnd
shoe stores In Boston. Mass, Mr.
White Is ulso a zenlous mid learned
free mason and belongs to the reg-
'". nl
legltlmato freo ninsons
Mass. Ho Is tho Grand
gecet General of tho United
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?!? 8. ou"c'1 "' "5." "I"' c:
copieu acoiiisu uno iMUHOiis lor inn
united Stntes. Mr. Whlto Is ono of
the rising nnd progressive young mon
nnd Is a useful and influential man
in tho great work of elevating tho
race.
Hon. Richard T, Greener of Now
York Is regarded as ono among tho
best educated colored men in tho
United Stntes. He wns for several
years Dean of tho Law Department of
the Howard University, Washington,
C. Ho wns for six years secretary
the Grant Monument Association
Now York City, and under Pres-
jident McKlnley was United States
.Consul nt Vnlntllstock, Russia, and
was tho first colored man to grad
uate from Harvard University.
Mrs. Amelia Foster of Chicago,
111., Is one among the prominent and
nctlve members and workers of tho
Ebonezer Baptist church In Chicago,
.Mrs. Foster Is Identified with scvornl
Atlnntn, Ga., Is n very highly edtt
cnted nnd cultured gentleman. He Is
a member of tho A. )I. E. church
nnd wns professor at one tlmo of
Q reck nnd Latin In tho Central Ten
nessee College nt Nashville, Tcnn. In
1887 the Boston University conferred
upon him tho degree Ph. D. In 1892
tho degree of D. D. was conferred
upon him by the Gammon Theologi
cal Seminary, and iu the year 1900
ho wns elected president of the Gum
mon Theologlcnl Seminary at At
lnntn, Ga., which position ho now oc
cupies. Hon. II. C. Smith of Cleveland, 0
who hns been elected four times aa
n mombcr of the, legislature of the
stnto of Ohio, mill whllo a member
of tho leglslutlvo body, ho acquitted
himself with honor to his consti
tuents nnd credit to hluiBcir. He got
a law placed on the statute books of
Ohio known us the autl-mob law
making nny county In tho state re
sponsible In damages for any person
who is lynched In nny county In tho
Btnte of Ohio. Ho is ulso the editor
of tho Cleveland Qnzcttc.
THE BROWNSVILLE INQUIRV.
(From tho Wnshlngton Star, March
G, 1907.)
Tho Sonata Military Committee with
leisure on ts hands, will resume tho
Investigation oT tho Brownsville mut
ter, mid probably complete it nt nn
early day. It Is understood thnt nil
tho remaining witnesses will bo cx
mnlned hero. How ninny moro will
bo called hns not been determined.
As to the number much will depend
on developments. A cluo ns to tho
guilty persons would of course bo
.followed up to tho end rogardless of
tlmo or cxpoiiBO. If It Is possible,
uiobo persons, whether thoy
wore
uniform or not, should be exposed
nnd prosecuted.
Tho record, ns tho Stnr rccontly
declared, Justifies tho Investigation
fully. To n man, tho cx-soldlors
who hnvo testified hnvo made a good
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ImpresHlon, nnd told very clem
stores . Quilt, or a conmilrncv to
,hldo guilt, did not appear either Iu
so-.tholr HtatemontB, or In their manner,
Thoy showed nn nppreclntlon of tho
'situation and Its roBponslbllltlcB
which would havo dono credit to men
of a much higher lntelllKonco nnd
wlk of life. Tliolr crosB-examlners
nmnlfoHtPii roRHPi-t for Muir Piirri.n.A
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on tno witness Btnnd.
It Is a mistake to refer to this In
vestigation ns useless as tlmo
wasted. Something highly Important
and of general Interest Is Involved,
mid It concorns both tho civil nnd
th0 military rule. If politics has ap
penred It Is not chargeable to those
who nro seeking tho wholo story of
tho oplsodo, but to thoso who, finding
mnm u,.),t !, ...i. ...
mo I'resiiient opposed in Ills own
, utiiizo tno toiiic ror campaign pur-
posCB.
It Is highly probablo that tho Pres
ident, Impulslvo ns ho Is, would not
repent his blunder. Ho hns learned
ns much from this Investigation iih
any body olso. A nervousness seized
him Immediately after ho saw tho
drift of things, nnd ho set to work In
a hurried effort to bolster up a very
weak caso. But ho did not succeed.
It still romnlnod vory clenr thnt, with
nothing to support him but n report
upon a drumhead Inquisition, ho had
laid tho heavy lash of his official ills
plensuro on tho bncks of many Inno
cent mon, nnd driven them from a
Bervlco to which thoy had most cred
Itnbly dovoted ninny yenrs. And tho
longer tho enso Is considered tho
plainer this shows.
If tho doctors had only thought,
now, to weigh thnt C40-pound Wis-
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nronort on to hlx hnilv!
Mnybo tho muck rnkors will
bo
glad of tho accession of Sonntnr Bur
ton. Tholr enmp seoniB to hnvo been
overtakon by innocuous desuetudo or
something of thnt sort.
Republicans win nlmost every
where In tho city elections. So thoy
will In Portlnnd.
DADTUHI flllCli PH
ML DAll I lIULUmLff Ulll
392 WASHINGTON ST.
Take pleaiure in announcing lo
their frlendi and patrons and the
general public that their new and
elegant stock of high-class Ladies'
Garments, consisting of
Cloaks, Suits and Waists
Is the largest and most carefully se
lected erer offered to a discriminat
ing public.
A cordial invitation is extended all
to Inspect our stock.
CALL AND SEE US
THE BARTHOLOMEW COMPANY
312 Wishinifoi Street
Phone Main 6209
Of course Christian Science Is
mostly fraud, folly and 'fancy, but so
aro Dr. Brougher's doctrines nnd per-formnnccs.
Probnbly tho mayor would bo wise
to draw out altogether, and retire
whllo his credit Is measurably good.
Every colored mnn, ns well hb oth
ers Bliould register, If necessnry.
Mr. McKenna's saloon ordlnanco
will bo snowed under.
Baker mid Bootho will make good
councllmcn.
Voto for tho parks and boulevards.
Political Announcements
Robert A. Preston
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
Councilman, First Ward
I'nr linjiroveini'tit of the l'lrnt wnnl
nnil h nitinri' ilenl fur tin Inlmrer
I'rliiinry ukvtlim May I, l'.W"
William R. McGarry
Republican Candidate for
CITY ATTORNEY
O. P. Miller
Condldate for the
REPUBLICAN
Nomination for
CITY AUDITOR
I'rlnmry I'U'cllmi May I
Henry A. Belding
Candidate for the
REPUBLICAN
Nomination for
Councilman, Sixth Ward
For tlio Improvi'im-nt of tint Klxtli unrii
nnil n Mtinru ilcnl fur tho Inlmri'r
Primary election My 1, 1WT
Geo. J. Cameron
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
MUNICIPAL JUDGE
Portland, Oregon
PRESENT INCUMBENT
I'rlnmry election May 1, 1!W7
J. E. Werlein
Candidate for the
REPUBLICAN
Nomination for
CITY TREASURER
I'rlnmry election May 1, 1H07
BROOKS & SON
Successors to F. R. TELL
Dealer In
PROVISIONS SHIP SUPPLIES
Ml Flrat 81 I'lione Main 1WI rorllaml, Oickoii
Hotel Scott Bar
HARMON & SON
Portland Oregon
C0TTEL DRUG COMPANY
The Beat of Everything in
Our Line at'the Bett Price
N. W. Cor. First & Sherman Street
PORTLAND OREGON
New Cheese & Butter Store
Cheese a Specialty
Butter, Eggs, Honey, Teas,
Coffees, Cured Meats, Etc.
The most up-to-date in the
city.
Swetland Bide., 126 Fifth Street
JACK'S PLACE
CIIA8 H.JACKSON, 1'roii.
The Modern Cafe
Open Day and Night
Private Rooms for Parties
Phone Pacific 2832
385 f landers St., PORTLAND, OREGON
The Yale Market & Grocery
1). It. 8TOCKLKN, Proprietor
Staple and Fancy Groceries
TEAS AND COFFEES A SPECIALTY
I'liono East 868
295 Grand Avo., South l'OUTI.AND, OKKflO."
E. B. COLWELL
WhoK'jnlc nnil rctnll
GROCER
IMIONK MAIN 403
281, 283 and 285 Third St.
CORNER JEITERSON
PORTLAND, OREGON
P. A. EDDY
North Portland's Leading Grocer
Agent for Chase & Sanborn's
Teas and Coffees
Uejiiiliir delivery by Three WnpoiiH,
10 ::t(l ii. in., '-'::10 p. in. .Special deliver
ies, 1) a. in., T p. in. Phono Main 1710.
752-754 Savier St.,
Corner Turnlv-tlilril
Portland, Oregon
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"liYMPIC.
A Flour Whose
Best Endorsement
It the Fact that the
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Number of People Who
Use It
Multiplies Every Year
THE LIGHT
THAT'S BRIGHT
1, Electric light is pre-eminently
the light of happy
content. It dispells gloom,
dinginess and discourage
ment. Light homes make
light hearts.
C. Electric light is practical
lighta light that is at once
clean, convenient and eco
nomical. At the prevailing
rates for current on meter
basis it is well within the
means of all, and when used
sensib ly economically
electric light is as cheap as
it is good.
CIS YOUR HOUSE
WIRED?
C. PHONE MAIN 6688 for
OUR REPRESENTATIVE.
He will prove these state
ments with facts and figures
PORTLAND RAILWAY
LIGHT & POWER CO.
FIRST AND ALDER STRRETS
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