TU MOKNIMI ASTOlllAN KKUA.. DRCRMBKK 8, IKmi.
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CULLISON & CO.
Wheat and Stock Brokers
iiBFf t uirfq in New York Stock Exchange
DIRECT WIPES TO migQ Bwrd of rade
214-il5 Chamber of Commerce, Portland. Oregon.
Headquarter for Pry Gowda on th Lower Columbia
c?
A Great Veiling Sale
At 19c yd.
Thin waek we will
Veiling of the 2.V,
The Meshes are
Tuxedo, Malioe, Brusevls,
Spider Web, IMain or with
Chenille Dot.
GENERAL WOOD'S PROMOTION.
Opposition to HU Advancement Hm
Developed Among Army Officers.
XjJW YORK, Dir. 7. WacusMng the
promotion of General Wood to the rank
cf major gyneoU. the Washing corres
pondent of the Herald says:
Though It has been appurent that
the president has further reward in
store for General Wood, there has b.vn
strong feeling in the army In opposition
to his appointment as & brigadier gen
eral of Ue regular 'rioe, and this
opposition has undoubtedly cau-d the
president to determine to make Gen
eral Wood a tiuijur general of volun
tetrs and place him In command of
the military divisijfi of Cuba.
So opposed are some officers of the
service to Gen. Wood's advancement
that it Is expected a n.ovemetu wlU :
be Inaugurated to prevejit conflrma-
lion of the nouiinUtion by the senate.
It is claimed by these men that the
advano-metit of a captain of the medi-
cal corps to the high rank of major f
general Is calculued tu subwrt dia l- ;
pllne. disturbing exiting meAjd. of j
promotion and is aW to nuUte the;
younger officer, devote rv time to,
getting pouti.tu - puna imui i i-i-.
fectlng th"neU- In their special
branches. Of course G-ineral Wood's
-i.ni.tnir.eil ffn- .rnAP tf Olhjt. U'ill i
depend ucon the confirmation of the !
nomination.
General Bnke
will complete a
yer's service In command of Cuba on t
January 1. GoneavU Wilson and Gen- (
eral Iee will some time in the near ;
future be appointed brigidier gw.erala
of the regjlar service and retired wi:h'
that rank, and Brigadier General Lud- '
low Vnited Stare, voiuntr. will ber ' -m'-J.md'
. . r, : i
brought home. General Brooke U
. . , . , . . .
prvhably be assigned to command the
J.. .., r.ia rrvl :
Major General Shafter. whan that of- j
fcer Is retir.d as a major getwal in;
accordance with the reeomrmwilution
of Secretary Root.
The decision of the prtidiit not to
divide Cuba into two departments, as
contemplated at one time, placing
General Ludlow in command of the
wee tern department and General '.
of the eastern department, undoubtedly
is due In part to the publifdvd inter
views with Generai Ludlow, indicating
that that offio-T was opposed to ihe
viev.s cf thetdmLilstration with re
syett to Cuba, and his statements were
calculated. It wts belie-e.l, Vj nv-ike
the inhabitants of tine island di.ads
fied under his adminir.uloi.
General Wond was ali opixJ to
the establishment 'f a civil govern
ment at this time, but he ls very jiopu
lar, not only ln the eemern section of
the Island, but ln the middle and west
ern sections as well, and prominent
Cubans have acquainted the prvwlJer.t
with their hope that he will be ap
pointed their governor.
General Wood will not immediately
take command of the Island. It is un
derstood that "be will return to his pom
at Santiago de Cuba, the lar.er part of
tlua week, or early next wvk and
The carriage f a
buzz naw (inesn't
move ver fat but
if a man s ay-, on it
lon(? enough Ik- will
presently le -aa
asunder. The pro
cess of gradual
bodily dec line and
'Jl'!"! ,1,11.'! '. II"
loss of energy which eads finally to con
sumption is not always vtrv rapid, hut if
it isn't stopped it will presently bcgi.i tc
saw its way into the tno'.l vit al part of tin
body, the lungs. There would be er
little consumption if everv family wo.ild
keep Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical D. cov
cry in the house, and use it whenever f 1
ing "out of sorts.'' It keeps the e:itin
body in such a high condition of healtn
and forcefulness that wasting diseases liave
no chance to get a foot hold. A tcaipuun
nil or two before meals, iq a little water,
gives the digestive organis'ii power to a?,
similate the blood-making ni rvi -loni-ig,
strength -building properties of the food.
It enables the liver and excretory sysicni
to clear the circulation of bilious poison
and remove all waste matter fmrn the body.
It replaces worn out tissue with hard mus
cular flesh, and rhitiges weakness and
debility into active power and nerve force.
The originator of this great " Discovery. "
R. V. Pierce, M. D , is chief consulting
phvsician to the great Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y.. at the
head of a staff of nearlv a score of eminent
associate physicians and surgeons. He has
acquired, in his over thirty years of active
practice, a reputation second to no living
physician in tht treatment of obstinate, I
chronic diseases. His prescriptions must
not be confounded with the numerous
"boom" remedies, "extracts," "com
pounds," and "sarsaparillas," which a
profit-seeking druggist is often ready to
urge as a substitute. Dr. Pierce's medi
cines are the product of wide experiencf
and deep study. Anr one may consrti
Him by mail free of charge.
LP
I
sell oter 100 pi. Novelty Mesh
MV ami t'Oo lines t l'.V r..
The Color are
lUaok. Brown, Tn, Navy,
Ivory, White aiul Rlack,
remain there sMiightcnliig up the af-
fairs of the deoartmoM luvlimlnary t.l
hi. imnKp ll.ivnni fntnt whdh I
. a.,1i,o.r",h.. ..fr.,ir, of i
the entire Island. A coiifvivnoe wai
held between Sevtvtary Hoot and Gen
eral Wool at which the futuiv of Cubai
niia carefully dscu.'d, and It ! as
! sumed that the secretary communi
cated to General Wood the wishes of
the administration respv-tiitK th.' vl-li-i'
h nh.uil.1 limuiruriitr and tojrsuo.
,.m ....winu.. !.. rivel
the Cuban as Urge a metisure of self
government umier tne military " :
.... -i i...
Is; ration a tnev aiv aote to riin.i --
lnrring ttur autlKHlty ,h. y ! t"".Ml the H.ut.-rn pl.o. o tl xan
K,ow accustoms t- eertti. the f-d boys stanl ivady to .uopl their
functions of ,,dinims:rrtng tho.r own : cfi Ulon-. in that .tafon, a
a.Taiis. so that whon the munlciiU , ' P'av " I- Ansob- Ath.-tlo
election are held. aft. r April 11 next.; Club at U Ang,-1 . ou i .., .sfn.us ,l,y
the Oubar el.vl to oflKv will have! a:,d the Multnomah Athlot t .ub at
h .d experience to oon,lu. t r aff.JH. ! Inland on Sea V.ur. U al.rornl i
plays Carlisle it will iimI.iM tike "
OKUMAN TRADK RKLATIONS
,.Iuim,!U .wakitijr for a K-'. Ipnu ity j
Tnaty With This Country,
j
NKW yoKK . A M
WjJhJ j
roI4SjJenUlle Mlis(lll.Uin ls Mt ln !
official cir'l'-s at 'h,-
uwakenltig of j
i Germany to the n-.-d of a reciprocity ,
j treaty with the t'rutod Stated,
l haa. Wn " th,
I authorities that this would uffect the;
I treaty of reciprocity negotiated wlthi
i Frunce. not only uixn Germany, bu ,
upon all Europe us well.
Whn its operition begins the au-j
, thorltles say that German Interns i
W1" 1rimH,1Uu-v b1n to frt l l:f-
cnaracier ana preuminary to iraae ne.
gxiatione, t s customary for the Ger-
" ,
ma" government to consult them. Be-
f pe ibarWmr upon m-iprooity rwgo.
" ' "
K jvt-rnnieni uetnrew v o dim in use nms
of the several boards of trad which
In the past have been hmtile to Amer
ican products. !
The dispatch, publish! from B-r!ln
.k.. .-., . -u I
ill in.' iirutiu wii uiuiiane,, nnvniiiR i
the necessity for Germany of a com
mircLal arraigMnont with the tnlted
.States, lmliia. to the itlirials that
tlie boards of trade are U-ginmnn to.
appiuciate the rfTett of live wmm r
cial agre-'me-nt with France and f ar
the injury which will be d'n- by th ,
treaty, ar.d instead of oppoflng ciitic.---sions
will now V willing thai the kov.
ernm-nt should 'ake action.
While r-.tsfals have be-n exi-h;inip-l
between '.he two governments, 1 wus
t"!d today til it tie- Berlin nuthonti s,
have been waiting for favorable puoliol
opinion b-forv pushing the n (PAl i- !
tions to a completion.
The presi 1-nt's r-c.jTimidatjnin th'it
congress HUth'irize hji invitation to1
Grrmar. fur the constitution of a Joint.
comndsHii n of scientific ext-n and'
practical men of affaire to conduct aj
s- aichintr lnvitlg itinn of food pro-,
ductlon and exrxir.ati'i in both c-un-
tries and re;i rt r-m-illal m-sur- ti
no: to arf-ct the r-.-Jlpror-ity negotu-!
tlons with tr-rm"iny, prr.'l bd that '
'eTinmy is willing to pu.h trw-m,
though the iipnii'.it sw;iflfal!y stat'-s
th.it su h inv-etig.iti'.ii should - maile
i'i conn-rtiu-i ,vuh tin? ndin r-' i
f.p.t itv negotiations.
The ;:dminiilr'!tion ,j.?. not prup.se:
t , 'i-l;; v th-? .l'.ifo-i;t:.iorkS h- n tlK-v .
are run-.-tly 'omm nc-d by Invtrtjga-
tiun, provid-l lh- G-rmw government ;
shows a .liso.iMition to
a i- inclusion.
hiovwi th- m '
i'AKIrf PLEAHKU.
SfcKinl-ys MeKcage Glv- Sait-fac'lon I
In France.
SKW VOitK. !ee. t.-a dispatch to j Special in Wednesday's Or.-gonUn.
the Tribune from Paris, says: CdH'MIiUS, Wash., !?. 5. M?ssrs.
.Nearly all th Paris paper today j winters and f.'hapman, coiitrtictor.', are
I'cc-oid the? pla-- of hoi.or on thi-lr . jiusliing the conwt ruction of the Paul
from wiges to comments on I'resld- nt F. Mohr jvirtage rrtliwny, and It Is ex
Mt Kinl.-ys ruessag. which has caus- d p-ctv that tin? work would be so far
a rre.s, favorable and friendly Impr'-H- j advanced within 30 days that boat
si'in. All the Mpt!W pay trlbuvj to connection could rx-.naiU-?rom I-ewiB-Prcwi
lent MeKmh-y's alluh-im ti the ' ton to the wa.
i-haie the ('nit,-. States s- taking In j
the exhibition of l'joo, an allusion u:ian- , SKW DEPAItTl'UK
lmously soken of as mst timely and ! '
giat.-ful, corning as it do1, so clo.vly
ujion thf heels ,f .Mr. Chamberlain's
aggressive 1s-U-mmt Bpex.-h.
Hut It is In government c-ircl'., anl
"S-eially at the foreign ollic-e, that
the mopt marked eatisfaction Is f -Jt
at Mr. McKinley's mc-sisage. At the
Quai d'Orsay. the conviction is ex
pressed that today ln no part of the
world Is there any possible point of
friction between the two republic.
In. China the Uniu?d Stab w II find io
j power more aixl u heartily and loy
ally to co-operate ln the maintenance
of the "open door" than France Is.
There Is also a community of Inter
ests between the two republic In the
Trans-Isthmian canal, for it is now ab
solutely Immaterial to the French gov-
eminent wlv-thor the IXiniinlt or Nica
ragua or any other roiito be vldod
upon. The only !ttivK of Kiamv in
ll--' mutter Is lluvt the republic of K'
uhiVt -hall not Iv tit liberty to ell or
de to l'.ngUml. or l. any KuriMii
power, the i;ala.lgT. tsianos ium
In the opinion f Ktvtu h miul author!.
t!ii. would give l'ai;laiul strul-'gic "" i
kmiM of tho futu.v at.s-l-thmun . j
lull similar to union piews-sion of
Ade'll
ecutvs for hor In regard to the
-
siTANKl!P NOT AKK.Ul"
, I II, r Koottull T.miii Will M'vt Any aiul
. I All Kastm Comers.
I'.KKKKl.KY. Cal . IV,
-Th. fain- i
ous v'arllale liult.in football leant lx"
expiv'd 1 1 wllUngm-4 to come to
.
t'.ie I'.tiltiv co tat a:M iu jbvimui, .
.v ..n h.r ,i:l L ririy ll ur uo- ,
iif.,rna .-(v.-ii d I Iim not
the U-s AnseU-s club l-r -e i - a
J;''-
FIRE AT RFADD.
tContlnued frpm first page.)
" ' '
What was at first suiiil to ! the
,.,.,(. ,,., t,r.,v.,! toidght '
to le the septrw:l paits of ot' ' .
I body. It !s thvu of Miss l'iiisa t lay, I
acM 4S Vrtirs, wh() WiU, the only ,,-n,.n
kilU-d. All Uie oth.-r
been accounted for.
employes have
'f 5: persons injured. 31 are badly rIiE -sorth.Wfttrn Limited" trains,
hutt. Several hundn-d rlrl mule a I J electric lighted throughout, both In
rush for the winlo-vs and apiMkyl to and out, and striro beated, ara.
thixw in th.j stnvt to wve them. Lad- without ticeptlon. tht fintt trains In tha
i..re were brought Into a and many !
igtrli were takn frv.m the burning
J bunding saMy. of them h-ev-r
Jumpl anj wre sfriously Injured.
For a few mlnut' from .-very win- ;
dow in the svvcmd and third flntnj
the girls Kiiwd otv aft.-r the othfT.
Some lodged In th - -arms of tho be
low but many struck the ground.
STYLISH HOTEL l'. I!RERS.
SAX FKAXCISt'n. I.
T.-SVilllnm
j Marvin ana ms wile, u-itn st).i-iiy
lrsed, have ben iirrt. d and Mged
In the city prison, ehug'-d ith rob
bing nrVetal hotels of vaiu.ibU- af lel.-n.
A AU' hel tlll.-i with valuable J-w-Iry ,
was found in Marvin's je -ttl. .ri. He
fought desic-r.tte.ly and almmt i.ver-p.w-ivl
lh- arrwtlni: ollli- r. The
pair :t ro sai l to ! !! known l:i th
Kat. THE liKYi I.E KA'T..
SKW YOKK, !". :. The leader In .
the six day M.ycie nif- at Madi.-em
Square gar-V-n at mMnlght tmiight
were "i mil ahernl of the rt.-ord
made when individual soor. and al- :
moat continuous riding were ihe rulp. i
The score at 1 o'clock sin-id for the
four leaders: Wall.T-Mlller, V.f'1-i.
Maya-McEach-rn, 100-3; Girnm-I1ercc,
jy.s; Klsi h-r-'.'hev tiler, lfiOO-6.
IXCKEASIXG WAGES,
MAXCHEriTEIt, S. H., Ie. T-The
Mar,', h?ster colton mills will grant an
Increase of 10 r o-rt on Ix-ceriib" r
is. In all, nearly l."o hands arc -af-f-c-t.
l by tho n.?w s" h-lule here, mean
ing an Iru P'H.- of u airly ti'..jO a y ar
. ... .. . I
t.KWlSTON. .f.?.. Dec. T.-Tlu? m, Ills'
of this state, will grant tl.e. general In I
crease in wagj now Is.'ing arrang d
In the cotton rimriu.'acturinK towns of i
N"w Kngland
TO THE SKA IX XIXKTY DAYS.
WASillXOTOX, Dec. 7.-The post
master general has IssU'-d a gen ral
oi b r Announcing the determination of
the department to provide? for the reg
istration of valuable letters or first
class matter, by letter curlers on th' Ir
routes in the free delivery cities.
A B"Vivi Christmns DispUy
Limoges Chin, ImptrUl Crvom Cf ttu.
AustrUn Chin, Royd BttArltn Chint,
COME JUST 10 LOOK
Qria: xneritin importing 7ir Co
L. LEBliCK
Cnrpenier nnil HnlUlcr
tlcncrnl Conlrncior
MOUSE HAI5IMI AM)
MOYIMI A SI'I'CI AL'I Y
ASTORIA AND COLUMBIA
D,,,rn n i 1 1 DA 1 l
HI V Cn rvAILIAVAU,
L-re. PORTLAND. Arrlr
VtM i. m Portland I'nlon Depot. :U:U m
T:W p. m.jfr Astoria and Inters D wp.oi
mediate points. I
I ASTORIA. I
7 4S a.m.ror Portland A In-JU Ma.ni.
i 10 p m.ltermedlate points l:Wp.tn.
4KA8IDK DIVISION.
. m. p. m.
Ar 7:40i 4:ftl
i.v : s'l i a
Arl I U S 10
Lr 1:14' I
ki it J5 I.v
...Aatorl....
S II.S4 Ar .
s ;-i i: u i.v
I -., I, I
t yv j ,w Ar ... 8. UI
a la
FECIAL SEABIPK Sl'ND AT TRAIN
Ix-vci A:erl at I 3U a
m
rrivM at
SeM 1:44 a. IB.
Pjn;rr may return on any
train
non on i-hr,lui on Htm J(.
.VI. I. TRAIN'S to n.l fr.m 8ra!dtf run
ot Flavel and Hammond via Warren
ton All trains niak dote conn-t!in at
fi.b wl:h all Northrm Tictflo tralnt
to nnd from the vast or Sound pomu
At Portland with all tra'.na Irarln
:VnKn depot.
At A.torla lth I RAN Co.'. boat
nj rail line to and from Twaeo and
North Reach pvilms.
THIU'CUII TICKETS on tale at A
iora for facramento, San rranois-o, all
Eastern and Eurup.an points.
City tlckt office AMorta. &14 Commr.
.i.i tret. J. C. MATO.
Qen'l YYi and PaM. Agent.
Ii
T
UXURIOUS I RAVEL
world. Tbey .mbody th. latast. i..wat
- ivr w
7 ' traVin.
; public, and altogether ar th most com.
piste and splendid production of the car
builders' art.
These Splendid Trains
Connect with
The Great Northern
The Northern I'acif ic and
The Canadian I'acific
AT T. PAUL FOR
LHICAC.O and the KAST.
No extra charge for theee euperlor ac
coinmoilitlone and ill clseees of tlrketi
ere available for paaeace on the famoua
"North-wenern Limited." All trains oa
this line are protected by the Interlocking
Hlick tmtem.
W !I MEAL). F. C. SAVAOE.
Oen'l Agent, T A
Portland Ore.
LEAVE
PORTLAND
ARRIV1
OVERLAND EX
PREH8, fur Salem,
Roeebura. Ashland.
7:M P.H.iSacramento, Ogden,
t.W A.M.
Ban rrancisco, mo.
iave, Los Angeles,
SI Paso. New Or
leans and th East.
t-M A. M
Rose burg passenger iMM P. U
Via Woodburo. for
DaHy
except
Sunday
Mount Angel, HII- Dally
erton, Wwt Hclo, exceul
Brownvllle, Spring- I Banday
uoei ana jauun.
tf:K A. M
Corrallls passenger
fl:M A. M
Inca a. ii
M:W P. 11
inaepenaence pass
Dally, tDaily except tjunday.
Connecting at Baa Francisco with Oacl-
i dental ft Oriental, PaclHc Mall and Oce
anic steamship lines Tur
JAPAN, CHINA, ACHTRALIA.
HAWAII AND THE PHILIPPINES.
Rebate tickets on sale dally between
Portland, Uatrrameinto, and Han Francis
co. Net rate 117 nrst-claes, and til sec
ond-claas, Including sleeper.
Rates and tickets to Eastern points ano
Europe. Aleo Japan, China, Honolulu
and Australia. Can be obtained from J. B
KIRKIAND, Ticket Agent. 1X4 Third St..
H. KOKHLER, C. if. MARKHA4I
Manager O. F. ft P. A
Through tickets iCaat for loweet rates
Call on C. J Trenchard local agent.
Wel.e Farto Coiboaiura ufflce. Astoria.
A familiar name for the Chleago, Mil
waukee ft St. Paul Railway, known all
over the Union as the Great Railway
Running the "Pioneer Limited" trains
every oay ana tuiu iwiweon oi. r&ui
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago.
"The only perfexjt trains In the world."
Understand: Connections are made with
all Transcontinental Lines, assuring to
ipassegenrs the best service Known. Lux.
urlous coaches, electric light, steam heat,
of a verity equaled by no other line.
See that your ticket reaeis via "The
'Milwaukee" when going to any point In
Ithe United States or Canada. All ticket
igervts sell tftem.
For rates, pamphlets, or other Inform,,
tlon.waddress,
J. W. CASET, C. J. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt, General Agent,
Portland, Or. Portland, O.r
rl SOUTH
FISH! FISH! FISH!
Boston Codfish and Rlackcral
Common Stockfish
Stcllanglcr Stockfish
Auchovia, Spoolang, Holland Herring
Hamburg Sinokod and Canned Eel,
French Sardinos. English Bloators. Russian Caviar.
Kielor Bueckling, Marnirto Heringe.
At Foard & Stokes Co., Astoria, Oregon.
W. B. Edwards
I cry wu id i UohkIi aiul
)-jhcJ I ii m be r. IKm-k.
WinJow.. MotilJIiiK". and
tletlar Miinnlen.
m f "V fx ('.Miitni'ii Slal'.lUrk, Fir,
VV UU iJ Hemlock, Al.lrr.ri.lcOiik
tHHcc Scciitli Street Dock
aaaaaaaa
lidiM Tailr. I'uli'TaiUr.
I. D. Boyer,
Merchant Tailor :
lp-to-Date
i;; 1'a.rtn m.. roRUUD. m.
Y. M.C. A. HuiM'ir.
J. A. Fastabend,
General
Contractor
find Builder.
! W. C. A. Pohl,
niiui nmouR.
Undertaker. Embalmer
j ind Puneral Director
i
Caskets Mini Kuneril Sut'plies conatntit
' I.v on ) ill io 1 .
Corner llth ami luiatie Sts, Astorin, Ore
t-fe-tM
THE
Palace Cafe
W. H. WUirriK. Prp'r.
r'm.el Kestaurant nrlk f Sai Ynntw
OPEN DAY
AND NIGHT
Attentive Service,
First-Class Cuisine,
i'miiie Kooiiih for Ladies.
. .'IM Coiniuerrial .Street, Astoria, j.
V V v . y v v v v .. y ; V V VV VV V ,
HIS MOTHER'S
BREAD
He says was always so light
arid well baked.
Well there Is a knack tn mak
ing It.
But don't forget the kind of
stove or range used makes a
difference. His mother used a
Stnr ICntnte Kan fe
1Mb
6
W. J. BCTJLLT, Agent. .
tn Bona iir .
.-"--vV-oi--c----
II AsTIIJ A1U
At a jiriic which is over 40 per CCflt
lower than present wholesale cost.
COATS, imuM.i.iy) $2.75
PANTS, (Hlucor Hrown - - .75
PANTS, vVcilow )..!) 1.50
This Is the Season the Prices are Right.
AilJrcon iih SuJdcnly, Wltlioiit Not lev.
aJOINES' CASH STORE,
las it 11 J ) l imit Street. I'oillunJ. Oickoii.
J. 0. Glllen G Co,
Dealers. Manufacturers ard Contractors
OI AHbCHtoH Boiler
nnd Pipe C ovcr1ti km
"2!l Smiinl St, rOKTI.ANI), OHK.
Pacific NavigationCompanv
McanicrH "H. V. I lunu v," " II HariUon '
Only line Astoria to 1 1 1 lit 1111 m ik . (iiiilhaldl, lluvt it , Hnbsnin illc.
(ViiiuiTltnit st Aston i t n the Oretoti lUllioad ,t Nvintloii Co, nnd
ulwi the lslor,i t nluiuliin Hirer It. It. (or Sun r'tmicixco, l'ortlitml
and all tsiints enl. ror Ireihl mid iiaaaei-ger rates sp;dy
Mntt'Mcl l!ltiorc At C. (leneralA , AHTOH1A. t'KK.
COMN A COM Ai;eiit, ()'i-gi 11 lUilroii.l A N11 vigutimi Co.,
I II.I.AMO i ure. A. .v C. It R Co. COKn.A.ND, Or.
New Zealand Fire Insurance Co
of New Zealand
W. P Thoiufm, Myr Snn WrunelHCo.
Hits lS'n lliolei wriliiikt oil fits I'siitic Cmist over tweiilvlo venra.
SAMUEL ELMORE 5ir CO.,
liesjilsnt Agents,
CHAS. HEILBORN & SON
IRON
AND BRASS
BEDSTEADS
In nil ei.ci
C. A. WHALE,
Wli ilusiiln Mini
Pianos
Krunicli nnd lined,
HrlinmT, Hchiller,
and ninny others.
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InstrumentsSollii
M. C. MAT'I IIIKI.L. MamiKur.
Holmes' English
AND
Business College
414 Yamhill rt., Portluinl, Oregon.
SIX DKI'ARTMKNTS
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ShortlmnJ, TypuwrltiiiK,
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Send for circulars'.
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Iron and jtriioM I'.eiletende
at Ihe hiiiiik Low l'rieea
rek'iirilless of llie rnlse iu
the price ii( ironiiml limns
ri'tuil tlntlrr in
Organs
Sclmltz niul Co,
Miller, Ann Arbor
licntlev rt ml others
PORTLAND OREGON.
Terms.
IIviul olllce U2 Hlale Ht. Snlcni.ore.
THE PROOF
of the pudding la In the eating
and tha proof of liquors
IS IN SAMPLING
That's an argument that's cona
otuslve a demonatrattoa.
Ours will stand ttis taat.
HUGHES & CO.
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