.TUT, EVEJTOTG SOUKS JiU VOWtLXHUy-QKEOa, SATTJIIPATV APTtTTj; V IPOS
No Arrests so Far St.
Helens Mines.
(Journal Special Service.)
" CA8TLB ROCK, WsntC April 6.-N r
v rests have yet, been male Ju connectiea
'With' the postoffice robbery which 00
; curred in this cff on Wednesday night.
".'A postpSic Inspector Is. hero examining
v the bocts of iba office, but declines to
. snake: ny tatement pro or con, even
d.w lining to divulge his name.,. Some of
tne tool 'with which the burglary was
committed wreJftJWsajp.B.Ahe floor'
These hadteen slolsn iroto a carpenter's
hop. -
: Mm, K. Dcmarest, who keep a mllil
' nery store' next door, slteps with her
lead within 20 Inches from where the'
burglarised safe s.tood, Bhe did not re
tire until nearly midnight. Shortly l"tei
' Ue heard a footstep in the adjoining
.-. room and later a noise sue now oeiioyes
: to have bf en the drill of the burglar op
. rating pa . .the safe, but 'being weary
went to sleep and was not awakened un
'. til the explosion took place. One of the4
singular stones iu connection with thB
' .robbery,, and one that shows how soundly
tired hired girl- can sleep, when she
really seta herself about It. la one told of
the young woman who roomed upatalrs
tfver the postofflce. The building Is a fra--"i'ile
frame structure, not plastered, and
the mewing of a cnt In one part of it
. coula be heard irt any-other part, yet that
lurea Bin was not awaaeneu oy m rxpiu
slon or by the noise made by those who
fathered to investigate. , t f;.
Humor's come to this place that renewed
'- nsrgy-wlll be' 'displayed In the Sr. Hel
i iu mining district the : coming season.
,3 1 will be two want hp yt before (he yoads
' -will be In condition to travel with" any
Legre ol profit to "freighter, yet. rumor
hsa it ' thirl armngomenta ar rredy
.nuking for'. nrg inflax" of prdapejt'tora
. d we'll' a; the deyelAtimfcht of :th; tue
already, loiAted.,", The . camp, however.
'' cart aevrrj become . a .;pronlable. shipper
,: tintU eltber ' fiUBt-claii wagon road or,
' ltter iillU. a ranrflad,' 1 constructed to
it, Tho;ipnpr ore It. there, both In quality
? And-uuauilty. put there is no shipping fa
' Ultlf te helj It out, ,iThe dppretalon in'
i the copper. market, too. Is having. It
,', CHIEF CLERK RESIGNS.
Announcement - la mafle that E. Os
,trandfr, who ha for some time been
1 he chief clerk of the general freight da
liartment of the Northern Paciflc, has
vered his ; connection- with that com
pany. Mr. Ostronder was formerly for
years rau clerk for the O. n. & N. and
-vent over to the service of the Northern
J"aclflc Jn.tbe same capacity. From that
; j'osltlon, after sevej-al years of srvlce,
lie wns promoted to the position of chief
clerk. There Is no more efficient rail
road worker in the service "of any com
pany thin ' Mr. Ostrandcr "has proven
Mraself to be. He Is well liked by all
1 railroad men, who 'all gladly "testify to
. tie ability and his genial nature.
' iyrrrmthm;''tTft''''heew'ef'l'elne'4 -Mrr-Q
- trand'er's successor, lie .will .worthily fill
lhejosittoru ' "'t
RIO GRANDE CHGES.
(Jenetsl Agent Mnhsfietd Of the Denver
Rio Grande and the Rio Orande West
ern has received circulars that may be
. cif " Interest to readers , of The journal.
Two of these, , both' dated April 1, and
ina.de effective thereon, buve been Issued
over the signature of . Manager Herbert
at" Denvar. "The first, "aanounces that
"Mr. ,M. It Rogers having reslfrned. the
olltce -of cousBlhng engineer Is abol
iMhed, The sr-cond circular states thnt- "Mr.
; T"ranK "tt". Egnu is appointed p-encr.il su
' jmrlnwnaevli Mr.1; "Vi S. Martin, re
s Hgned." '
; Chlcf Knff Ineer E. J. TnrJ of the same
rnen-also "under date of April 1 an
siounces; f'Mr. V, 8, Thompson having
' reigned, Mr.ijW- A. Morty is appointed
lreer of .buildings and bridges,,"
; :rw brick situation.
'The reoorta rcclitly-i clrculatvl that
: there Is a" great scarcity of brick in tills
t-lty is.urrtrun." Huld a brlck.manufactur
, -tt this morning. , ....
4 .The brick yards ot this-cltv will have.
ft noon as the weather is a Httle more
IKVOtrable. -flll thn lrivl8 that can possl
.! lie' wnnted In 1'nrl liind thin R"tisnn.
A -havo ii th Cilv Unck Agency,
AV'hlch is a cf.iisoiidatlon of nil the brick
yards In the cltv, wO.lu -brick that will
noon-ibo ready for ninrket, tne i.f U10
-".r-m&lheg MnnLs the Kern brickyard,
.started operations yedterday with nearly
fcJ ilnew machmi'fv."
; V; Country Prosperous.
.'i3S.'.-M."1lrannk-k. inaniiK:r of the Stude
batc Bros.' Mnnufuctunng Company,
has .Just .ictun 1 from 11 months trip
X.iat and fays uiat tbc -tr ido and indus
trial situation in l":ut.ed States was
. ftfcver in a botti r. runrliiloh iliau at prps
"Vnt. 'il'rom "the Atlantic to the pacific
TOSperty Is seen on every hjuul.
-V f DISCRIMINATION.
lAirobor and KhinRle rat?s have b'fn
roanlnulated between .fit. Paul and Chl
cad In the pant few monttin. with tte
te.alt that the PtMufic Northwest wms
to be discriminated asraliit In "ratos that
will g ino . effect; April 35. The rate of
h cent per' JOO pounds, which has been
" In effect in thaf territory for some weeks
past, will apply only to tr.flic orlglnat-
: BW YOU A HOME
' 1 1 3N THE '. 1
' MATERNAL. PLAN
Fraternal Home Purchasing; Co.
CALL AND INVESTIGATE vSSfJ co'neJc?
livg it Minnesota s,nd W'istonsip. Thlr-.
inn tvuia will 1 . hnrfod' foe the same
I haxii on Pacific Coast Jumbtr.aBd whin-
"" '
MINES AND MINING
Trouble has been brewing In the Colum-
! Ha mine at 8umpter ove the Importation
of a number ot non-union miners from
South Africa,
-The .Red Boy Consolidated Mining Com
pany has Increased its number of direc
tors to seven. N. C. Richards of Sumpter
and Edward Jensen of BpoHane have been
elected to fill ths Increased offices. .
I. B. Hammond has Just returned from
Alaska, where he ha Just installed a new
thirty slanrp mill plant In the 8e:i I-vel
mine In the Jfetchikan district.
'onfllr.tlng reports are being ninde by
returning prospectors from the HorBb Fly
Mining district in Brltiah Columbia, but
nothing deflnlt Will be known until the
snow disappears.
The Ripper and Chief rointa In the Bt.
Helehs district are showing up well. A
recent examination, of the ores on this
property a how .that they run about
per cent iri lead. .
Mfto P. rard. secretary of the Gold Hill
Bohemian Mining Company, in cpeuk
Jng of the proxrwets of thu l!v?mla li
trtet, PsidTTiat the lnliux In- the district
tiro taklnif nut twice a much gold this
year as tlity did last y&tr.
W. E. Adam?, ttnlfed Stales; IJiputy
Mineral Surveyor,- has fcce" selected to
make the official survey of the Kargo
Gold & Silver Mining Company's thirty
claims in the Idaho district. Eastern
Oregon.
PttJUttW
- (Journal Special Servlce.l ,
OREGON CITY,. April 6. The Willam
ette Pulp and Paper Mills today readjust
ed the wage scale so that the .W mn
receive $1.75, and the $175 roe will re
ceive $l.S2Vi per day. 3,'hl juSvsnce af
reets about 800 men. tt '1 'alQ' uhder
stood that the Crown Paper Mills will ad
Vance wages, '"
BIDS OPENEDv
Bids for clearing gradlng and ntbur
work connected with tho widening of the
White House or- Macadam road, a dis
tance of 84 miles, wre opened 1y the
County Court today. The. bidders were:
Pacific Construction Company, 8. W.
Aldrich. l,lnd & Manning, Smyth & How
ard Co., and J. R. O'Nell.
The bids werf referred to the County
Clerk to be tabulated before the lowest
bid can be ascertained.
WILL HONOR AL FIELDS.
The Tertland Lodge of JElk, No, IVt,
is preparing for A- great tima'.when Al
Kleld of the Fields minstrel show cpme.
o town next TUyrsday ,nd lYidnyp Al
Fields Is lone of the "Suprern-.liodge oN
fleers ariitt Jftlly good fellow. Thursday
iijilght.lhfl JE1K9.. wlir tender IhC" WUA-
Lulho4 gjics tjOL roi'albaj;iuiM;t..t. thftaw-
tet rortland. TTrlrtay they will ikeiy at
tend the theater In a body.
Little Girl's Death.
After only about four days' Illness,
Marguerite, the 10-year-old daughter of
W. J. Cuddy and wife, residing at 71 East
Eleventh street, died yesterday afternoon
of acute laryngitis and asthma. Her fu
neral' will take place from tb,ffimlly res
idence tomorrow afternoon. Marguerite
was a bright and wltinome child and she
will be greatly missed by her young com
panions, with whom she was very popu
lar. ..;..
THE SOCIAL, WORLD.
v. , ... ..,I.I.."H: ;.;;-,'
Announcement Is made oX the marriage
of Mis Mary.. Welnateln to Benjamin
Kleirman on June 22
Tho marriage of Mis Ida Krlrkscm,
dauKhter of Aucust Erlckson of this city,
to Victor Undback of Astoria was sol
cfnnW'd at the Arlon Hall lant Wednes
day evening. Mf. and Mrs. Llndback
will 'reside in Astoria, , '
BUILDING PERMITS.
,'Coffman & Hotohlld, repali-s to house,,
Boccind and Morrison streets, $.HK).
John O'Neill, cottage. Fourteenth and
ITovt streets, $100(1.
Ihomas Hall, IVstory dwelling, East
Harrison and Union avenue, $'X.
Jului W. Batty, repair to house, 8ev
rmh tinu 1'iuk. streets, $0f).
.Tdhn Moore, two-story dwelling, Borth-wu-k
nn-1 .Monroe strel't. $1400.
Mr. Hums, repairs to house. Second
and Stark, $100.
F. I.eo, two-story dwelling. Thirteenth
and H.i!l streets, $1SIH).
J. W. Mullet. lH-story dwelling, East
Taylor and Twenty-third, $1500.
LOOK FOR THE CHECKS.
The Journal of March 29 was" worth
more than 50 cciuh In trading checks.
'I run one issue pays mure than it cost to
lav for th" pnptr for an entire month.
l)o voir realize that fact 7 Do you read
the advertisements? - ;
HEALTH REPORT.
Maude Hamilton, oil1, Jefferson street,
di)!itlicil:t.
llattl Ogelbee, '540 East Fourteenth,
VRPtCt'lll.
1 MontdI Bartow, Fjist Seventeenth and
fTibbett Btreet. varicella.
Dorothy Granville, Mo Eust Everett
I street, rubiola.
CITY BRIEFS.
The principals of the Portland achool
will meet in the High Bcoool troildlng
this afternoon.
Tire repair shops of the Street Sprtnk
ling aud Street ')rnlng- Department
have been moved Irom the barn at Sev
enteenth , and Jefferson street t. the
building and property acquired torn the
Wells-Fargo & Co. adjoining. The addi
tional facilities greatly assist In the hand
ling of the horses.-
Portland dogs are still in the iwlm.
Advices from Victoria state tha the
cocker spaniel dogs of E. F. Willis car
ried away high honors at the Victoria
bench Show yesterday. Pointer'dog be
longing t Fred Evan and E. A. Covell
and red cocker spaniel puppy belong
Ing to Mrs. AV. W. Peaslee were also
prise winners.
Vesttrday afternooiv Dr. At$ Walker
spoke before the High School-students
on "Tobacco and the Evil Results of-Its
tTe." He first grfve its history, then ex
plained" tb bad effscts' of shewing or
smoking. He was listened to with rgpt
attention. '
John D. Brlgham. the pioneer rltlaen,
snj'u that when he came to Portland 40
years ago he distinctly remembers seeing
aboutfoiir1nohrB snow on the ground.
Xhls was corroborated by Wm. Barnes,
unnthcr old pioneer. Vet when we have
only a Usht snowfall the present Port
landers kick.
Portland Club, Fifth and Alder.
Finest lunch In city.
Portland Club, Firth and Alder.
Rubin S. B. Wise will speak on "The
Minister und Ills Work" at the Unitar
ian Church at 8 o'clock tonight. .
The open season of salmon fishing , will
begin . April 15. Fishermen are lalready
uppjytng .for licenses. . - -'
Today and tomorrow copies of th,jw
posed new charter for Portland 'tuny be
obtained rrom the City Auditor office
and City Water Works ofllce. at ln..Ciyr
Hall, or at the Albina Water Work. .
SherlfT Frazer is iri receipt of a letters
of inquiry ot one Daniel Cnroi, who Was
Inst seen on a Columbia River steamboat.
Arthur Caron or Bradley, III., describes
him as being about 40 years of age, a
Canadian Frenchman, and a ook by
traito'. f
'. Watsenrii ftestayrailt. or.. fiji'HWcJtief ae.
Vie:; -8t9kA .'footm tfJ'Wers and ehell
fish of all kinds. Wine list. -
Mr. H." O-' Van Duscn, 4ho State Fish
Warden, came, down yesterdaj-; frpma
tour of the sawmills on the small streams
tributary to- the Columbia. He has been
warning the mill owners against throw
ing sawdust Into the water, as this is a
criminal offense.
oill
KANSAS CITY, April 6.-Fourteen ot
the me;i who remain of those who tied
at 23 birds at the Grand American Bhoot
off, and who, ach killed, ten Pt more
srrRlcht lm s'thi ahrajt-Bfi. beBan .this
Borhtri tfcontJnueKt alifit'ihe tl
At the end of the 19lh rounu eigne men
were out, leaving six contestants.
THE JOURNAt, iTRADHft CHeCKSl
The trading checks appearing In the
Journal's advertisements are the sim
plest and most direct appeals that have
been made to the good sense of alert
and painstaking .shoppers.
Just look at the column of the Jour
nal today. Here you have a chance di
rectly before you to Bave money. .
In H. E. Edwards' furniture advertise
ment a coupon appears good. for.. fifty
cents. Cut one out and take it to the
Edwards establishment and It entitles
you to a fifty cent reduction on a $5
purchase. The prices of goods are given
in the advertisement, and it 1 like find
in e money to be allowed to use these
coupons as cash.
In the Chase Paint & Oil Co.'s adver
tisement a ten cent coupon appears,
good for ten tfents in payment of $1.W
worth of goods. i 1
Rave up your coupons and try how trie
plan wvrU v v w -t j '
Shfewd people bo immediately taken
hold of It. It Is exclusively used In the
columns of the Jonrhnlrand smart shop
pers are reaping the benefit
Do not delnv tryinsr the Peacock flour;
you will never, regret It--, J"
LABOR NOTES, i
An ultimatum baa been Issued by the
master plumbers ut Spokane, calling on
the striking union journeymen to return
to work by Monday morning, wage to
be $5 for an eight-luiur day, or els re
move their tools from the shops before
that date.
The tie packers of Portland have-had
their wages increased rrom $2 to $2.S0
jer day. -They have no union, but quit
work a couple of iinystnd secured 'fehat
thev asked. Their work constats In car
rying railroad ties from the wharves to
the cars.
IT COULD BE BETTER.
. Deputy Food and Dairy Commissioner
Cutlip reports that at present the milk
supplied to Portlan)ers Is very good, al
though he complains of some cases where
It-Is rather thin some milkmen still be
lieving in the uso of pump. He ran
ncross quite a few packages of butter In
false wrappers. Thla is an offense, pun
ishable by heavy fine. Some arrests are
pVomtsed
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
The ' trading checks In the advertise
ments of The Journal are- like finding
monev. Have you seed them? . .
DR. R. B. NORTHRIP
- Treats SuccessftiDy AO
nERVOUS HOD CIIOIIC 1BUSQ
EXAMINATION ( TREE
. Offket 416 Oekum Building,
Third and Washington St.
Call for literature. ( 4 " '
We Mv In" age t inspiring progress
-progress of education, Jirogresa of In
vention, progress of fin art creation. The
Scholarly and ambitions man is ever
striving to surpass his (sllow man by
some scientific,' artistic or mechanical
achievement. . . 'y a . . "
Anions no class of men is the striving
for pre-eminence mors determined and
vigorous than among;' the piano-makers.
The most' notable triumph in the music
world in the'lasf decade the produc
tion of the :.ki'i';-? ,s
Hobart M. Cable
'; ., -.(iiii - '
Piano. Verily, it is the perfeoilon, the
Ideal In piano-making: Not since the
first piano . was made has any maker,
right frojn the .start, reached the stand
ard of perfection at every point a this
rotable manufacturer has done In the
piano bearing his Individual name. Built
by the most skillful pluno makers, on
scientific methods exclusively its own
and out of the finest materials market"
will afford, regardless of cost. It chal
lenges comparison and Invites the Inspec
tion and admiration of all intelligent peo
ple.
All .the 190? styles at
331 Washington fetre. Opposite Cordray's
I.;
f
'1.
Pram an artistic photograph y
E. W,MOOVgt ;'r:
In th Dckum BuDdlns.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
S. Kafka, Grand Secretary ef the For
esters of America, left t hi scorning for
Hood River, where he goes to institute
a new court of the order. .
- F. ,W. Ralston, a well-known, man of
Mayvllle, la In the city.
Dr. and Mrs. F. A Bailey of HUlsboro
kfe In the city '
J. C. felen, of Seattle, Weeterp traffic
manager of the Great Northern. Is in the
City. vi"; .. '
'i.Wllliam-Bolloms of Pendleton general
road master of the O. R St N., Is In the
.ettjr.-. : . j
Harry C: Boyd, of Bant Franolsco, fortn-eHy-of
Portland, is In town. "
Arthur Xj.' Flnley left for the Sound, and
Will be Jone a'week or ton days.
F. IL Kiddle, a prominent cattle man
of Island City, is in Portland.
J. W. Crow of Pendleton Is spending the
day in the city. -
B. W. Johnson and E. B. Bryaon. Of
Corvallls are in the city.
Divorce in Europe. '
Divorce was established In Germany In
1ST5. Fron 1RS1 to 1SS5 the yearly 'number
of divorces was about 8,000, while of late
years It exceeds 10.000. In : England di
vorce was established In J857. During
the years 1S58-1S62 the annual number was
about 200: In 1S94. about S50; In 1898, about
650. In Austria, where only non-Catholics
can apply for a divorce, the number of
demands for divorce Increased 25 per cent
In four years, and In Belgium" about SO
per cent In four years. " ' '
BIRTHS.
t
To .Mr. and Mrs. Bakery M Jussell
street, a girl. ; :. ii ..
To Louis Rasmussen and -wife, 128 Ma
sonic avenue, a girl, -
DEATHS
Charles; Cyrus Holland, Tremont, Ofe.,
fracture of skull, aged 87. ''' '
Samuel P. Chapman, Tabasco, fracture
of skull, aged 66. ' ' "'"' J
Otto Schumann, monumental and
building work, 204 Third St.. Esti
mates on first class work only.;
Th Edward Holaiasi , TadertaJko
tag; Ce fnneral dlreeers amd em
balmers. 280 TamhiU. JPboM 507.
f ' :... x ..... .
J. P. Finley & Son, "Undertakers
and Embalmers, .corner f Third and
Jefferson streets, do flrst-class work
and deal honorably with-all. ; - - , ..
. Clarke Bros. foV Flowers... 28d Mor
rison Street. 1
?$fc:
NO 10RE
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r
After lieil Veeh.
' Manager Baker of the Baker Theater
announces that after next week there
will be no more vaudeville at his bouse
f this season. ' .
. Mr. Baker Introduced 'vaudeville In
Portland nine weeks ago as an experi
ment It, has been a success and ths
manager feels that his efforts to give the
people something new have been reward
ed. However, as a contract waa made
some tlmo go with Mr. Ralph Stuart and
his New York Stdck Company; for a ten
weeks' appearance here, beginning April
13, it ha been found, necessary to con
clude the vaudeville entertainments after
next week.
The Stuart company Is an exceptionally
strong repertoire company and has been
Korlng a big triumph in Seattle the past;
ten weeks.
0REG0NCITY.
. (Journal Special Service.)
OREGON CITT, April t The smallpox,
alleged to be raging to such a fearful
extent In thla vicinity, has been greatly
overrated. There are no cases In the
city, and the exposures have been rigidly
quarantined. At Gladstone and Clacka
mas Height are ar few cases In mild
form, but , the Illness was not considered
serious enougn to justify calling In , Ph
atcian. However the. county physician
jnade "an official 'lliveetlgatlon, and pro.
nc-inued-, the caea smanpox. in s mild
f'm, and orcered quarantine- measure, f
Sylvester jlye,' a merchant of Macedonia,
Iowa, accompanied by his wife, is vlsk
Irur hrs brother,. Attorney C. H. Dye. Tfte
ratter Is the -husband bt 'MTSBva' Emery
Dye; the Oregon SAithoress." " j ,
W. fr. Hawley, general manager oT t
Crown Paper Company, accompanied hy
Mr. Hawley, has returned from Saq
Francisco, accompanied by Mr. Bchwa
backer, on of the largest stockholders In
the company. .
The Citlsena' primaries will be held In
Clackamas County precincts, this after
noon. The county convention will be
held Wednesday.
Used to Carrying a Load.
Papa Areyou sure you can support my
daughter In the style to whleh she is ac
customed? .
The Suitor Well, I will only say that
yesterday I disposed of my automobile,
which I kept in good repair far over two
years.
Papa (brokenly) She is yours, my boy,
It tqor ona, ewsed. an guto. ,1
Delicate Man.
A widower of. Wellington, Kan., the
other day was remarried Just two weeks
flee- hi "flrt -wife's -death, and vhii
the-boys cwme to oharlvtirl him he went
6utand told them they ought to be
ashamed of themselves for making such
an uproar arotmd a house where a fun
eral had been held so recently.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Augusta J. Miller to J. C. Locke
Lots 9 aiid' 10, blk 11, Miller's
Add. to Seliwood .'....$ 320.00
Bol Hirsch and wife to Nettle
Moore-Lots S and 6, blk 214, E.
Portland 3500.00
Rachel Campbell to Eva E Hunt
Lots 1, i and 3. blk 11, Miller's
Add. to' Seliwood 235.00
Get your Title Insurance and Abstracts
to Real. Estate from the Title Guarantee
A Trust Co., Chamber of Commerce
v A Good Reason
Deacon Refused to fight him, did you I
Ah, that's a noble boy! Now, Tommie,
tell the little boy why you refused.
Tommie .'Cause he kin lick me..
Osteopathy
Treats - all diseases acuta and chronic,
folding an unrivaled record In chronio
and nervous diseases. Spinal affections,
and disease of women. Call or- writ for
"Osteopathy Explained." No charge made
tor consultation at office.
Dr. W. A Rogers
Still School of Osteopathy,
-, vine, Mo.
Dr. O. Lord Gate
Only Lady Graduate ef Osteopathy in
' Portland
Phone, Main 17.
Offices, 632-1-4
MARQUAM BUILDING.
Osteopathy
Ha Illustrated its ability to core all
curable diseases after all other method
have failed. Consult . . . -
DR. U B. SMITH
Of 409 Oregoidaa BaBdlns
Fourth year in Portland, .Graduate of
A. T. 8tlU'a School of Osteopathy.. Con
sultation free at office., Call or writ
for literature and Portland references.
Lady assistant
Phone: Oak" nr, residence. Black 82L
O. H. Calkins ca Co.
WALL PAPLK :
t '
. PICTURJt MOULDS, ETC
Practical Painting 453 Washington Sl
In All-Its Branches. Portland,, Ore.
"WE! ARB'-SELLING 60,000 PACKAGES
t-j. of our . . , ,
IMT HOOD MHIIIfi SODA
. i'iv- vyj-:-, ; : ,,
monthly, the largest B cent package in
the market Sold by all grocer." .
ii r .11 '
Wake
;lnlU:JiuS Jl ;1 PARLORS.
Ice Cream and Confectionery
FINE POX GOODS A-SPECIALTY :
':90 MttTiseo St, et. 4tH n4 5th, Portland. Or Phest Hfioi 3A
Confectionery Store
REMOVED ' r ROM
JOLL'S
OLD STAND
3 13
SOLE, DISTRIBUTORS
FLECKENSTEIN-MAYER CO.
Established 18?6. 1 -Incorporated 1694.
' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
WINES AND LIQUORS
27-29 Martia St
CINCINNATI, - OHIO
Behnke
COMnRClAL BLOCK, Second and Washington 5tfc , ,
BUSINESS, SHORt HAND, TELEGRAPHY. DAY AD NIGHT
WHAT THE LODGES ARE DOING
Oregon Fir Camp, Modern Woodmen.
gave a smoker and aocial Wednesday
evening in its hail In the' Arlington
building. The hall Was crowded, the en
tertainment feature of the evening con
sisting of muslo and songs by1 Professor
Morrison's String Quartet, which ren
dered excellent music; speeches and story
telling being also freely indulged In,
after which a god boxing bout wa bad
between Bob Day and Swanson of Al
bina. Refreshment were served. A
grand time was bad and Oregon Fir re
ceived several applications for member
bhlp, The camp is In a most prosperous
condition.
Marguerite Camp of Royal Neighbours,
R. N. of A,. Save a social', dance Thurs
day evening, which was well attended,
and an enjoyable time was had, ' Refresh
Have Stood the TestofYears
AND ARE TODAY
Better Than Ever
Ask Rambler Riders. There are Thousands of them and
ever on the increase.
"The Best Wheels on Earth"
Chain. Chainless
and Cushion Frame
at prices within the reach of all.
$25, $30,
And some snaps in. brand new
Call and let us show you our
money and trouble. ...
Steam, Electric and Gasoline ; '
Automobiles and Motorcycles '
Bicycle Repairing Bicycle Sundries
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Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.i
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INCORPORATED
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SPOIiANE , . SEATTLE TACOMA
252 MORRISON TO
Morrison Street
MARYLAND CttB RYE
233-235 Oak St
' PORTLAND, OREGON
ments were served, consisting of many;
dainty things which pan only be aerved
hy the Royal Neighbors. The talk of the
evening waa about their May Queen ball,
which la to take place May I in Arlon
Hall. The best of dance will be pro
vided as will the very best of music, and .
what promise to be a feature will be the
crowning of the Queen and her four
maid ef honor. It I strictly invitational.
Many of the Royal Neighbors ar prepar
ing long list of name ef their friends
to send them to the committee so they
may receive Invitations. Marguerite
Cump la the largest camp tn the State,
and is one of 'the leading , ntertainlruj
Money 8aved.
Our reader should take net of the
60-eent trading check In th Stewart 4b
Urant Llghltng Co.'s advertisement, .
1 if .fi - j i
1902
BICYCLES
$35, $40
wheels at even lower prices.
line. We can save you time,
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