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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, MAT 18,. 1902.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
The Orejjoninu Telephones.
OREGON. . .
Counting Rocta Main 007
Managing Editor Main 630
City Editor .... .Main 168
Composing Room Main CSS
East Side Office East 01
Superintendent Bulldlns .'. Red2S23
COLUMBIA. -MT
Countlns Room OCT
Editorial Rooms 108
Composing Boom ji
Engine Room . '2M
A3IUSEMENTS TOXIGHT.
THE BAKER THEATER (corner Third and
Yamhill etreets) Sixth, week or the 'popular
Jdr. Ralph Stuart and Company. Matinee to
day at 2.15, "Monte Cristo." Evening at
8:20.
CORDRAT'S
"Waifs."
THEATER "TWO X-ITTLE
ButLDiKo Contractors Arrested. I.
Ij. Carter and Frank Yoodman, 'building
contractors, were arrested yesterday by
Sidewalk Inspector 14111s for neglecting
to take out a building permit from the
City Engineer's office. The deputies In
the City Engineer's office have been great
ly annoyed with contractors who would
s not take out permits until the deputy went
after them. Some would not even do It
until they received a notice from the City
Attorney that proceedings would be
brought against them. Deputies have kept
ihe City Attorney busy writing letters to
contractors to take out permits, and City
Engineer Chase, to put a stop to all this
red tape, detailed LUlls. to arrest all con
tractors who fail to get permits. No more
notices will be sent out to contractors.
Carter and Woodman were notified. Car
ter called at City Treasurer Werleln's
office and paid the $1 fee, but failed to call
at the Engineer's office for the permit, so
the case against Carter will probably be
dismissed. Their cases will come up be
fore Municipal Judge Cameron Monday
at 1:30.
For the National meeting of Fraternal
Order of Eagles at Minneapolis, June 3 to
S, the Northern Pacific will make a round
trip rate of ?52 from Portland to Minneap
olis and return. Tickets will be placed
on sale May 23 and 29, with going limit of
10 days and good for return within CO
days. Stop-overs will be allowed within
limits. Tickets will be good to return
via any of the direct routes. Round-trip
tickets will also be sold on these dates to
Chicago and return at rate of $72. Tick
ets will also be sold to Omaha, St. Jos
eph, Kansas City and other Missouri
Hlver points at the rate of 552 for the
round trip. Two through trains dally
from Portland direct to Minneapolis and
BL Paul without change of cars. Try the
"North Coast Limited," the only electric
lighted train operated In the West and
the crack train of the Northwest.
I Dr. McElroy's Trip. Dr. J. G. Mc
Elroy will leave tomorrow via the North
ern Pacific on a long-deferred trip to Chi
cago and the Eastern states. It has been
25 years since the doctor left that city
fpr the Pacific Coast. He went first to
Ban Francisco, and then, after several
years In the hospital service, in 1S83 he
came to Portland. He has been so dill
Bent In the practice of his profession since
that time that he has notiad time to visit
ihls old home, but now he has taken a
real lay-off for the first time In a quarter
q a century. It Is likely that before the
doctor returns he will make a short visit
to Quebec, Canada, his birthplace. He
has' set no time for his return beyond a
eomewhat indefinite "several weeks
hence."
Death op Mrs. Olus J. Stexared.
The many friends of Mrs. Ollle J. Stenared
will deeply regret to learn of her death
after a lingering illness of eight months.
She died yesterday morning at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Peter
son, 331 Thirteenth street. She was held
In high esteem and dearly loved by all
who knew her for her sunny disposition
and her many acts of kindness and char
ity. She leaves a husband, E. C. Stenared,
na aged lather and mother, a sister and
I one brother.
C. C. Smith has an establishment well
equipped to renovate feather beds and
pillows. Has one of the best sanitary
feather Tenovatlng machines on the Coast;
also makes a specialty of new hair mat
tresses in all grades, from 59 and upward.
Renovates old mattresses and does all
kind of repair work in the upholstery line.
All -work guaranteed and prices reason
able. Shop, Tenth and Davis; telephone
Main 540.
"Lest You Forget." we wish to call
your attention to the fact that Mount
Hood Division, Order of Railway Conduc
tors, will run their 11th annual excursion
to 'Salem on Sunday, June S. Only seat
ing capacity of coaches will be sold, but
there will be no limit to the entertaining
features offered. A good crowd always
goes. A better crowd Is expected, and the
best time of all Is anticipated.
Universal Brotherhood Organization
and Theosophlcal Society, non-political
nnd non-sectarian, lodge No. 124, will hold
Its monthly public meeting this evening
at 351 Washington street, corner Park,
at 8 o'clock. Addresses on living questions,
from a theosophlcal standpoint. Musical
selections. All Invited.
The Hon. R. B. "Anderson, of Madi
son, Wis., ex-U. S. Minister to Denmark,
will lecture in Norwegian at Arlon Hall,
Friday, the 23d, 8 P. M. Saturday even
ing, the 24th, he will deliver his famous
historical discourse in English on "Amer
ica Not Discovered by Columbus."
To the Seaside for $L On Sunday,
May 25, Portland Printing Pressmen's
"Union will run a railroad excursion to
Seaside. A sufficient number of cars have
been procured, so that all who attend
will be provided with a seat. Tickets now
on sale.
Dalles Boat at 7 A. M. for all Upper
Columbia River points. Tourists can
jnake trip to Cascade Locks, returning
game day. Office and landing foot Alder
street. Dalles electric sign. Both phones
night or day. Main 35L
Reward. Any one returning all the val
uables stolen from my safe will receive a
reward of $300, or amount In proportion
of valuables returned. No questions
asked. Wm. Holl, Room 9, Washington
building.
One Dollar and half round trip rate to
White Salmon and Hood River. Straw
berry pickers take Dalles boat foot Alder
street. Dalles electric sign, dally except
Sunday atTlM. Both phones Main 35L
A Word to the Public.
The best of the season.
Excursion to Seaside.
Arbutus Circle, W. O. W.,
June 8. Round trip h
Women op Woodcraft excursion on
Sunday, June 15. Portland Circle will give
their annual excursion to Seaside. Every
body Invited. Round trip, $1. Only seat
ing capacity sold.
Canemah Park Opening. Sunday con
cert by Southern Pacific Band. P. C &
O. cars with trailers every 20 minutes.
Fare 25 cents round trip. Cars leave First
and Alder streets. -
Berry-Pickers for Hood River should
take the Regulator Line steamers, foot
Oak street, $150 for the round trip, the
only line running through without trans
fer. Remember the annual family outing,
Cathedral Court, Catholic Foresters. Sun
day, June 8. Stmr. Harvest Queen, barge.
Astoria Boat leaves dally 7 A, M., ex
cept Sunday, foot Alder street for Astoria
and all Lower Columbia River points.
Dr. James Cannane has returned from
Chicago, and Is with Drs. Hickey &
Hickcy, 818 De'kum building.
Regulator Line steamers for The
Dalles at 7 A. M. from Oak-street dock.
Bee time card.
Drop In, anyway. All kinds of bikes at
all kinds of prices. Merrill Cycle Co., 105
Sixth.
John G. Woolley and the Meneleys at
'White Temple Wednesday, eve. May 2L
Mile for 35 cents. Hasty Messenger Co.
Telephones Main S3. Open all night.
Dr. Fehrenbach has returned from
California. Office 241 First street
Rambler Bicycles, big bargain. Fred
T. Merfffl cle Co., 105 Sixth.
Death op John F. McCraken. News
has been received in Portland of the
death Of John Fnrhps MrrraVon In Ron
NFranclsco yesterday morning. He was'
the son of Colonel John McCraken, one
of Portland's well-known citizens. He
was born in Portland, October 29, 1863,
and lived here uptll about 15 years ago,
when he went to San Francisco, where he
remained until his death. About six weeks
ago Mr. and Mrs. McCraken Tecelved the
news that their son was sick. About
three weeks ago they received word that
his case had developed into pneumonia of
the severest type, and went at once to
his bedside and were with him until the
last. Three brothers, Henry, James and
Robert, and one sister, Mrs. Charles B.
Hurley, of Tacoma, survive him. The
deceased had a wide circle of .friends In
Portland, who will receive with deep re
great the news of his death.
The Federated Trades of Portland
are going to give their annual excursion
to Salem, June 1. Valuable prizes have
been secured for the bicycle races and
"c-ther sports on this occasion. Everybody
will go on this excursion, for they know
they will be well treated. Everybody will
have seats and there will be no disorderly
conduct allowed on the train or grounds.
The committee have made arrangements
to have the asylum and penitentiary open
In the afternoon, so all who wish can
visit these institutions.
Trainmen's Excursion,
Sunday, May 25,
To The Dalles and return.
Round trip tickets, $1.
Music by Portland, McMlnnvIlle and
Albany bands.
For sale at any B. B. Rich cigar stores,
Woodard, Clarke & Co. drug store,
Sam Rosenblatt, Talrd-and Morrison,
Slg Sichel cigar store, 92 Third street.
Third-Street Property. That choice
quarter block on the northeast corner of
Third and Pine streets. Just north of the
splendid Worcester building and west of
Mason, Ehrman & Co.. has been placed
In the hands of the undersigned for sale.
This Is beyond doubt the best Third-street
property that Is vacant to build upon, at
moderate price. Apply to Charles K.
Henrys273 Stark street.
"Slide, Kellt, Slide" Baseball Todat
"Slide, Kelly, Slide" Baseball Today
"Slide, Kelly, Slide" Baseball Today
Game Called Today at 3 P. M.
Portland
rs.
Helena.
Everybody Will Be Therh Todat.
Everybody Will Be There Todat.
Professional Grounds, 24th & Vaughn.
"The More you eat of the other man's
the better you will like mine." I make
and sell more chocolate chips than any
five stores -in the city, and It ls'my ardent
wish that you try all other chocolate
chips manufactured; you will have a bet
ter opinion of "The Carroll" and conclude
my egotism Is excusable, for I know the
goods. Carroll's, opposite Imperial.
Bicycle Taxes Comb in Slowlt. Bicy
cle taxes are coming In slowly. "Up to
date the Sheriff has disposed of only SG3
tags, which means that $S68 have been
collected. Deputies will probably be sent
out this week to seize wheels. All per
sons who ride bicycles qn bicycle paths
arc required b7 law to pay the license.
To the Seaside for $L On Sunday,
May 25, Portland Printing Pressmen's
Union will run a railrood excursion to
Seaside. A sufficient number of cara have
been procured, so that all who attend
will be provided with a seat. Tickets now
on sale.
P. C. & O. Trolley Trips. Direct to
the new stairway leading to Canemah
Park. Cars every 20 minutes after 9 A.M.
Refreshments on the grounds. Pavilion
refloored for dancing. No liquors allowed
In the park.
Gymnastic Exhibition,
Gymnastic Exhibition,
Turner Hall Gymnasium,
Fourth and Yamhill Streets,
Friday Night, May 23.
All-Star Minstrels at the T. M. C, A.
Monday night, May 19. Association tal
ent. See the funny end men, hear the
sweet slnglpg. Reserved seats bow sell
ing, 35 cents.
Sunday Outings. Take your families
for the river trip to Oregon City. It's the
most delightful ride of vthe city. Boats
leaves 8.30, 10, 11:30 A. M., 1, 3, 4:20 and C:15
P. M. Round trip, 25c
Grand Entertainment and ball by the
Congregation Nova Zedek Talmud Tohra,
at Arlon Hall, Sunday evening, June 1, 8
P. M. Best music, fine talent procured.
Don't Forget the K. O. T. M. grand
moonlight excursion, Thursday evening.
May 29, to St. Helens, on steamer Harvest
Queen and barge Klickitat.
Bob Burdette, last number Star
Course, Y. M. C. A. Auditorium, Tuesday,
May 20. Reserved seats 50 cents.
Grand Picnic, Thusnelda Lodge, No. 1,
O. D. H. S., Rohse's Park, Fulton, Sunday,
May 18. Admission 25 cents.
Attend the Caledonian Club's picnic on
July 4 to Lady's Island on the steamer
Harvest Queen and consort.
Sweet Jersey cream for strawberries.
Sunday delivery. Washington Creamery.
Rambler and Ideal bicycles on easy in
stallments. Merrill Cycle Co., 105 Sixth.
Seaside Cottage, furnished, for rent
now, $20. White SC9. 916 E. Yamhill.
Dr. Rossman, dentist. Phone Rus. 1503.
Hill block. Upper Alblna.
The Famous Oldsmoblie at the Rambler
Cyclery, 105 Sixth.
Trap shooting Sunday at Fulton Park.
Blockade sale, cut prices. Marks Shoe Co.
JAIL BIRD RECOGNIZED.
Chris Harris, Who Passed Bad
Check. Turns Out to Be Er-Convlot.
Chris Harris, the Innocent-looking In
dividual who pleaded guilty to a charge
of passing a bogus check on a First-street
saloonkeeper, and was held In ball for
the grand jury, was about to leave the
City Jail for the County Jail yesterday,
when he met Detective Joseph Day. The
latter stared hard for a minute at the
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prisoner, and ultimately said: "Hullo,
Chris Cole, when did you get out of the
Walla Walla PenT'
"Harris" was visibly embarrassed-, and
after a little hesitation he admitted that
Day's suspicions were correct. The po
lice records show that Cole served two
terms In the Oregon Penitentiary for lar
ceny from a house, and one term In the
Walla Walla Penitentiary for forgery.
Day recognised the man from a photo
graph in the rogue's gallery. Cole Is 46
years old, and by trade he is a waiter.
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MINSTRELS AT Y. M. C. .
Programme for Fine Entertainment
Tomorrow.
The following 13 the programme for the
minstrel show, which occurs at the Y. M.
C A. tomorrow evening:
Pianoforte selection.. ..Prof. G. Houghton
Grand overture "The Tale of a Bumole
Bee"
Coonvllle, Callthumplan, Howlers.
George Washington Susie, alrcctor. In
cluding triumphal entry and grand march
of the funmakers.
Bones Mr. Sidney Beck and Mr. Sam
Jordan.
Tambos Mr. Fred Jones and Mr. Charles
Rlngler.
Interloctur Mr. Montrose M. Rlngler.
Tenors-Mr. G. Long, Mr. J. F. Hurl
bur t and Mr. L. Davis.
Baritones Mr. A. Doyle, Mr. J. W. Al
stock and Mr. S. McGuire.
Opening chorus "The Rag Ma La"....
By our end men
"Sons of Ham" A. Doyle
Musical disturbance "The Lady With
a Diamond in Her Tooth". .Fred Jones
Tenor solo "A Gamo of Eyes"....L. Davis
Paul, as she appears with a cold
C. Rlngler
Tenor solo "My Lady Lou". ...Guy Long
"The Phrenologist Coon" S. Beck
Baritone solo "Mandy Lee"....S. McGuire
Black-face dissertation In song "I'm
Goln' to Live, Anyhow, Till I Die"
Sam Jordan
Grand finale "Miss Marlah"
By the entire company
PART II.
"The Chinamen on a Strike"
Vlggers, Lelller and McKensle
A few parodies F. Jones, S. Jordan
Baton swinging duet
...... H. Livingston. E. Schokley
Comic coon sketch Beck and Davis
The peerless ring artists The Lafflcr3
Medley of popular Bongs r...
Pickaninny quartet
Houghton, Alstock, Doyle, Long, as
sisted by Mr. Sam Jordan, and' hl3
wood-splitting song.
Electrical club-swlnglng solo.H. E. Wilson
Tumbling J. Vlggers and H. Bailey
The little Dutch band will bid you good
nicht.
IN RACE TO WIN.
Harry Schoof, for Councilman, Third
"Ward, Making a Lively Campaign.
Harry Schoof, who Is running as an
Independent candidate for Councilman In
the Third Ward, Is gaining strength every
day. He 13 known by almost every "Voter
In this- ward, as well as In the balance of
the city, and his friends who are legion
predict his triumphal election.
WHERE TO DINE.
Strawberries, Ice cream and other deli
cacies. Portland Restaurant, 305 Wash.
Strawberries, Ice cream. Ices, lunches
and dinners at Brandos', 145 First street.
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The best Sunday dinner served at
Strouse's Restaurant, atv popular prices.
Turkey, goose, chicken a "number of oth
er good things. 223 Washington, between
First and Second.
SPECIAL ALE MONDAY.
Housekeepers and others, who figure
close on expense account should see us
Monday for curtains, table linens, towels,
blankets and quilts. Our regular prices
will duplicate any little freak special of
fered at the bargain counter. We are
headquarters for dry goods. McAllen &
McDonnell, corner Third and Morrison.
Established IBSi. 'Phone Main 732.
FLAGS AND FIREWORKS.
We carry the largest stock of all kinds
of flags and fireworks In the city, and
other Fourth of July goods, wholesale and
retail. We quote special prices and send
catalogue to country lnqulrera Also
Japanese and Chinese curios, matting,
rugs, eta, at lowest prices. Andrew Kan
& Co., corner Fourth and Morrison.
WHERE TO ENJOY LIFE.
The Sportsman, Tommy Tracey and
Martin Denny proprietors, 103 Fourth, Is
headquarters for athletes and good fel
lows. Drop in.
LETTER-CARRIERS' EXCUR.
SION
To Seaside, June 29. The carriers intend
this to eclipse all previous 'excursions to
Seaside.
SHORT TRIP
IX the Columbia.
With a perfecUy clear atmosphere, no
smoke or haze to roar the view, this un
doubtedly is the best time of year to see
the magnificent scenery along the Colum
bia River. Take the O. R. As N. Co.'s
train from Union depot anyNlay at 9 A.
M. for Cascade Locks or The Dalles
returning, leave Dalles at 1:10 P. M.. ar
riving Portland at i30 P. M. Or, if pre
ferred, return may be made from Cascade
Locks by river steamer, reaching: Port
land about 4 P M. Ticket offlce. Third
and Washington streets.
NOT A PEW HOURS, A WHOLE DAY.
That's what you save In time in a trip
to Chlcagb and the East by traveling on
the "Chicago-Portland Special." Leaves
Portland every day at 9 A. M., O. R. & N.
Ticket office Third and Washington.
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Try Dalles Diamond Flour.
It has been in the lead for 12 years, and
still It leads.
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THAN YOURS
No man's goods are better than ours, and no house
TlATA tf onT7irr!loa r 4I.J. .a .211 I i .- t a. t.
wxw ui ny yyhwiw uii tiu& vuasi win give yuu Deiier value
for your money. Take a look at our - -
J 15.00
Compare them with the high-expense dealers' $18.00
garments. You will find the difference in price only
there is no difference in quality or workmanship. It is so
with $18.00 or $20.00 and $25.00 suits. We are a notch
below them because we are in the low-expense district.
The Same Thing for Less Money
Famous Clothing Go.
MORRISON AND SECQND STS.
TO BE SURE
WE-SELL
DIAMONDS
Not more than any other store in the
city, but oar share; and when you buy
one from us you get all you pay for.
A.
This Diamond Diamond Ring
Ring, only J10.00. like this, from
S12.50 up.
And others as high as you wish
to pay. Keep your eye on our show
wjndowfor latest novelties in jewelry.
WE ARE TESTING BY5
FREE OF CHARGE
with our new scientific appliances
just received from Chicago.
Jaeger Bros.
Jewelers and Opticians,
200 KOimiSON STREET
Bet. 4th and Cth, Portland, Or.
THE WHITE IS KING
New Sewing Machines for rent. Re
pairs and needles for all kinds of sewing
machines. We buy for cash and sell on
small payments. Call and see the latest
improved ball-bearing "White Sewing Ala
chine. THE WHITE 5EWI.NG MACHINE OFFICE
124-126 SIXTH STREET.
Opposite Oregonlan Building. Phone Oak 1331.
give you
just what
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owest prices
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L. M. AVERILL fr CO.
The Carlo Store. 331 "Morrison St.
Moonlight Excursion.
On Saturday, June 24, a moonlight ex
cursion will be given under the auspices
of Royal Tribe of Joseph, a fraternal and
benefit order. The steamer Albany has
been chartered for the event. Everest's
J orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
TicKets are on sale at waiting-room,
Third and Yamhill jtrcet3, 50 cents each.
Try Dalles Diamond Flour.
The finest delicatessens In the city use
it for their finest bread and cakes.
niRh-Grade Plnnos for Rent.
Sold on easy Installments. Pianos tuned
and repaired. II. Slnsheimer. 72 Third at.
For trunks, go to the Harris Trunk Co.
OSTEOPATH
IN
The IVlarquam
Established 1S29.
Dr. Walter A. Rorjers
Graduate of The A. T. Still. Klrksvllle,
School of Osteopathy.
Office 532-5:53-531 Murqantn Bids.
Phone Main 27.
Dr. Gertrude L. Gates
Graduate of The Northern
Institute of Osteopathy.
With Dr. Rogers, except Tue.,
Thur. ana Sat. mornings.
OSTEOPATHY
OH. L. ZJ. SMITH.
Of A T. Still School, Klrksvllle, Mo. Old
est Osteopath in Oregon. Fourth year in
Portland. Consultation free at office.
409 Oregonlan BIdg.
Lady Assistant.
Phone Oak 42L
Money
Suits
The Important Matter of
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is Kirrnr
IViClIW
FOR MEN
Nothing but absolutely pure wool fabrics in every piece -of
-Men's and Boys Clothing, whatever the price.
That fixed fact is only the foundation in the matter of
right clothes. The matter of style and correctness is
self evident on surface; but you need the assurance of
the unseen workmanship that produces the shapeliness
that lasts while the suit lasts.
But, after all, the best fabrics in the world, and the
most thorough tailoring would be worthless to a partic
ular man without style and correctness, newness and
variety and these things that appeal directly to the
eye are also distinguished characteristics of Stein
bach's clothing. " AND PRICE? You pay as little
as you would have to for uncertain goods.,
MEN'S SUITS jfTOPCO ATS
$10, $12.50, $15, $18, $20
$22.50, $25, $30 and $35
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Largest Clothiers
in the Northwest
WYFtlGHT
Don't blame your feet
If they ache. Temper-trying, to
be sure. But why confound effect
with cause? The fault Is In the
shoes. Better get your next pair
from us. Then you'll have com
fort, as -well as style, fit and finish
and wear. Best shoe values In
town.
"5TACY ADAMS'
Kand-madc Shoes for Mca
$5.00
Goddard-Kelly
Shoe Comp'y
SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STS.
FELLOWS
309 Washington Street
70 Cents
Sack Good Valley Flour.
$4-35
100-Pound Sack Best Dry Granulated
Sugar. .
20 CenU
Package Flgprune or Postum CereaL
25 Cents
2 packages Grape Nuts.
5 Cents
Bar Fels-Naptha Soap.
15 Cents
3 Cans Condensed Cream. '
25 Cents
' 4 Cans Alaska Salmon.
35 Cents
Box No. 1 "White or Yellow Macaroni.
5$ Cents
8-Pound Box Fresh Soda Crackers.
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OREGON. PORTLAND.
ST. HELEN'S HALL,
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Offers full academic and college preparatory
courses, as well as thorough Primary and In
termediate Instruction. Music under the direc
tory masters.
Illustrated boost of Information seat on ap
plication to
MISS ELEANOR TEBBETTS. Principal.
DR. SWAIN, Dentist,
Phonc'Brown 492,713 Detain BIdg.
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Dentist,
MARQUAM BUILDING, ROOM 301
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In quality,
AND
HARTFORD BICYCLES
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.'
Prices guaranteed. Cash or install
ments. Repairing a specialty.
F. P. KEENAN
120 FIRST ST., Xcar Washington
Notice of Appointment.
PORTLAND. May I, 1903.
Mr. Frank Hacheney Dear Sir:
Tou are hereby appointed resident agent of
the Traders? Insurance Co. at Portland. Or.,
and vicinity, -with full power to accept propo
sals for Insurance and to perform all other
acts, on behalf of this company as are given
at this date In the Traders' certificate of au
thority to agents. (Signed)
GORDON & FRAZER, General Agents,
Traders' Insurance Co. for the Pacific Coast.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Hacheney
has been appointed resident agent for the New
Zealand Insurance Company at Portland, Or.,
to succeed the firm of Eugene D. White & Co.
W. P. THOMAS, Manager.
By C. VT. HAWXHUKST. Special Agent.
Dated April 30, 1902.
The office will remain la the Commercial
block, rooms 314 and 315.
UseRentonCoal
Far Stares, $5.50
ISBesL LessSsat
YULCAHCOALCO.
THE
"LENOX"
SPRING
1902
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Salem Woolen Mills Store
85-87 THIRD STREET
Kext door nortk ol Chamber ot Commerce Ballding.
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SummerShirfs
Have been the subject of expert study,
and masterful preparation. Our broad va
riety of smart and handsome shirts is un
matched in the Northwest.
our Dollar Negligee Shirts, and
can And their match elsewhere
newness and beauty.
Our $1.50 and $2.00 shirts, are unmatched
because many of them are actually ready
made custom shirts. The style, finish, shapes,
all have that character found elsewhere only
in custom-made shirts.
Cor. Fourth and s
Morrison Sts. Is
AZVf5AiVi
SFRAWfMTmiff
Cleans and bleaches the straw quickly,
easily and without the least harm to the
hands or hat. Send 25 cents, stamps accepted
for one box, by mall. Originated and sold
only by
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
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Hand-Shaped Collar
Hand-Padded Shoulders
Hand-Made Buttonholes
and
Perfect-Fitting Trousers
for
$14 $15 $16
They are the cream of this sea-
son's selections; lined throughout
with the best Italian and serge linings
garments that will retain their
shape and prove satisfactory to the
wearer. Remember, they can be
purchased only at the
tramine
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