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THE OKEGON DAILY JOURNAL, POTtTJjAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 22. 1003.
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NEWS OF THE NORTH WEST
SALEM
J
UOTICE Halem s'ubaeribera will pleaae tak.
retire that The Journal earner has brn trans
ferred to B. B, Dai. ISO state street, who
will .receive subscriptions, complaints, psj
n.unts, etc.
FEW CLERKS ON THE
STATE'S PAY ROLL
, (Journal Special Service.) , ; .
.... . Salem. Dec- 22 Only a : few. clerks
have thus far been employed In either
houBe and these, It appears, are not as
yet placed on the state's payroll. In the
senato MIbs Jennie Booth and Mrs, Fer
. guson, two stenographers, are at work,
attending to the correspondence of the
senators, but it Is stated they are paid
by the senators themselves who require
this work done. la the house a couple
of 'stenographers are similarly employed.
' If l the session, is not , prolonged, no
clerks will probably be employed, or at
least few. but should it be decided to
have a longer seslon the horde of appll
' cants for places now here will doubtless
find employment, for it will not be long)
? until a large amount of work will pile
' The only new officer thus far employed
is G.; P. Terrell, as sergeant at arms in
the senate, to succeed Gowan, who is
receiver of the- federal land office at
. a urns. Mr. Terrell is a resident or
hama, Ma'rlon county,; and has served
? Marlon county as j commissioner and
county Judge, holding. the latter place
from 1896 to 1900. He is an active poi
iticlan, and. is again mentioned for coun-
ty judge, and Will probably be a strong
candidate in the spring against the pres
,". ent incumbent. Judge Scott, whose term
empires, nejt July., "
, '-.y ; Death of George W. Boss. .
' George v!.Ross,' aged 82 years, a rest
dent of this city since last July, died
' here yesterday after a lingering illness
of several years. Deceased came, to Ore-
' gon in ,186?, from Missouri, crossing the
- plains, and since that time has resided
continuously In Benton county The re-
; mains were shipped to Philomath, where
'the funeral -will be held this -afternoon,
in; ' T, B. Janes Pardoned. '
, 0- Governor. Chamberlain yesterday par-.-.
doned T. E., James, serving a three-year
' sentence in the penitentiary from Urna
- tllla county, for burglary. . James has
served 18 months) of his time, -and has
, teen a model prisoner. He is a veteran
of the civil war' and amember of the
G. A. R., and tha pardon was -urged by
: the G. A.s: R. -post of Pendleton and
' many leading citizens of Umatilla coun
ty. including a number of the court offi
cials. The pardon was granted in view
of the service the old man has rendered
his country, and the fart that in view of
his age; he has been sufficiently punished
by faithfully serving: one-half . of the
sentence imposed. James left the prison
. last night for his old home in Pendle
.'ton." ' ' .' . ..-: .
EUGENE
1 1 i i ii
CHRISTMAS TRADE
VERY SATISFACTORY
, i ' (Journal Special BerTlee.)
I Eugene, Or., Dec. i 2. The stores of
Eugene, which ordinarily close at 6 and
7 p. m. each day, . will until after the
holidays remain open each evening until
9 o'clock,: this agreement having been
reached by the proprietors at an infor
mal meeting. ' This action 4s taken so
' . that persons who cannot get down town
in the day time may make their holiday
-. purchases. All-the stores in the city
- report a big Christmas trade, although
it is claimed by some that uie bus!
ness is not equal to last year on account
x of the numerous logging camps and saw
mills in this vicinity being closed down.
Assaulted Saloonkeeper.
Ray Xjlttleneld was fined $5 and costs
today by Justice of the Peace "Winter
mcier for assault and battery upon Emll
Etter, a saloonkeeper. The trouble oc
curred last Friday nighty when JLlttle
fleld beat Etter' face into a lellv and
the latter, was unable to come down town
tor. several days.' v-'v--
Big tog Drive. -."
A. big drive "of logs for the Booth-
Kelly Lumber company's big sawmill at
Springfield is coming down the Willam
ette river. Yesterday, over 2.000 large
logs arrived at the boom, and - today
probably as many more will come in, .
OREQONCITY
KOTlCE. Orecoa Cltr subscribers will fjleaae
take notice that the office of The Journal ha
beea'ettabllsbed at the Courier of Sea, Seventh,
street, next to depot, where subscriptions, com
plaints,- payments, etc., will be received and at
tended to by U J. Canneld, The Journal Ore
gon City sgent -.
SEVEN OLD MASONS;
TOTAL 490 YEARS
, Oregon City, Dec! 22. A remarkable
feature of ' the Masonic banquet In this
city last Saturday night was the at
tendance of -seven members ' whose ag
gregate ages foot up .490 years, or Just
three score years and ten each. Tw
members of the lodge were present who
have been; members for more than half
a1 century,, while four more have been
members for 46 years.
- . Oregon' City Votes.
The city Jail was filled with tramps
this rooming who sought quarters away
from the inclemency of the weather
last night. Never in the history of the
town have so many tramps visited Ore
gon City as this year. There is hove j
a night that two or three are not run
in, while the average will reach abovr
a dozen a night,.'. , - ..
James Coffee, was fined S3 for being
drunk and disorderly yesterday. -
James Grlder, who la charged witl
stealing ,' Rev. Wood's overcoat, " will
have his trial today. i '
An electric performance atthe opert
house last night attracted an enthusias
tic crowd of. eight people.
The Infant son of Mr. , and Mrs. G
W Bowdish, of Spr'ingwater, died at
that place from bronchitis yesterday
morning and will be buried today.
Marriage licenses were yesterday Is
sued to Laura Barry and J. M. Huss,
and Flossie Howell and O. 8. Bard.
N. R. Lang, superintendent of ' the
wiiiamette Fulp & Paper company, left
this morning for San Francisco to spend
the holidays with Mrs. Lansr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Roake left yes
terday for Long Beach, Cat, where they
will spend the holidays with Mr. Roake' s
parents.
Miss Mayma Donahue, wtuv has
the guest of Mrs. R. P. Hall for several
days, left this morning : for her home
in Jefferson. 'v,-., , ,
The Oregon Water Power & Railway
company Is furnishing a- special
service between Oregon City and Port
land, during (the Christmas week.
The condition of Hon. Georra w.
Grace is causing considerable alarm to
nts xrtenas ana family. His physicians
state that he probably has cancer of
me stomacn.
,The Stanford Glee Club" will give a
concert at the Armory hall Saturday ev
ening. '.
Fred and Charles Warner, who ; are
students of the O, A. C, and the Uni
versity of Oregon, are home f of the
holidays.
Merrill , Moores is ; homo ; from' Cor
vallls for the holidays. '
Hon. Charles Galloway of Tamhlll
county was the guest of his father, Hon.
William Galloway, Sunday. Mr. Gallo
way is the youngest legislator In the
state. : -
I VANCOUVER
t4 Dall Journal Is located at eu3 Mala attest.
iohu t, Lundbsrg, agsct. u.
SENTENCES GIVEN
TO GUILTY SOLDIERS
Vancouver, r Wash., .; Dec. 22. Bv the
court-martial.' recently in session at the
barracks here, Private Charles H. Sny
der,' Company E, Seventeenth infantry,
was found guilty of desertion and .re
ceived a dishonorable' djscharge and IS
months' imprisonment at . Alcatraa is
land, Cal. -.'' ; ) .;
Private William " Shannon. Twenty-
sixth battery, F. A., being' found guilty
of desertion , was sentenced to a . dis
honorable discharge and : 1 8 months at
Alcatrag. : t, .). . t -;V
Sergeant ; 0. A. Gillian. Elahth' bat
tery, F. A., who was court-martialed
for disorderly conduct while in uniform
and using profane lanaruaafe. was re
duced in rank and fined $60. i ' '
; JTivata M. Plucke. .Thirty-fourth com
pany, coast artillery, was found guilty
oi aeseruon ana sentenced to-be dis
honorably discharged and 18 months'
imprisonment at hard labor, besides the
forfeiture of all allowance due him.
Private Edward Schaefer. Company Q.
Nineteenth Infantry, was found guilty
of using intoxicating liquors to the ex
tent of incapltatlng him for duty, losing
clothing, etc.. and was sentenced to a
forfeiture of $20 and two months', im-
prisonment.
' B. A. IK. Sleet Officers.'
Vancouver Chapter No. 9, R. A. M.,
at its last meeting elected the follow
lng officers for the ensuing year: A.' J
Miller, H. P.; W. W, Sparks, K. S R. Q.
Ebert, 8.; A. G. Potter, treasurer, and
is. al ureen, 'Secretary.
. : ' Barrack , Items. '
The game of war is one of the new
features of amusement at the Officer1
club at Vancouver post. While -'the.
game itself is quite old It is only lately
that it has been placed on -the list of
games at this, post. It Is, however, af
fording much amusement as well as in
struction to - the officers. ,. i ,
' Lieutenant Arnold, Thirteenth ' lnfan
try, arrived at Vancouver barracks' yes
terday afternoon with a large number
of recruits from San Francisco, Cal.
MaJ. A." B. Dyer left Vancouver bar
racks last night on a 15 days' leave of
absence. ." ' .-: '
Capt. W.' L. Kenly, artillery corps,
took several recruits to Fort Flagler,
and . for that purpose left . Vancouver
barracks last night f
, Do Not Overlook .
; In, the hurry of Christmas bustle, the
splendid offer of I. Gevurts 6V Sons to
sell an Eclipse range on the Jl-a-weeK
payment plan, must not be overlooked.
The Eclipse is one of the best ranges
In the world. ' It is made of planished
steel and is , fully, warranted for 15
yeara The price is only $3S, and oii the
$l-a-week payment plan it will actually,
in a home where fire is kept burning all
day, 'save the amount of Its payments
in fuel. The opportunity is one not
often met with. Almost any one: can
afford, and can, buy, a range on such
terms as these. , ,
CHARITIES OF
-CHRISTMAS WEEK
8AX.TATX0V ABUT, TOlXrKTXEBa,
aTEWSBOTS' ASSbOZATXOV, TXS
SABT SOMB AVO XABTT OTSEB
OB0AH3ZATJ0V8 TBTIWO TO II AXE
TXX TWZsTTT-rZTTX StXBXT.
. KBABAOBES HOH OOZJ2B.
I.aiatlrs Bromo Qnlnlne remoTas tha eauss. To
get tho genuine, call for the fall name. 25c.
Sets the Faca,
Bwetland &i8on, the Morrison-street
palace of sweets, has certainly set a
pace for candy men In this city in 'the
way of novelties In Christmas candles
and decorations. If you want the best
and novelties in boxes, candies, etc.,-see
them. They have got them In, endless
varieties and large quantities. '
Full Measure House ;
California grape brandy,- $2.50 gal. .
A B. B. RICH CIQAR.
B. B. Rich cigar stores sell only first
selections and full factory sizes.,
SAM'L ROSENBLATT & CO.
Cor. Third and Morrison Sts.
Rich Novelties For-
Holiday Gift Buyers
- That Combine Usefulness With Beauty
The elegance of all our remembrances are such that appeal to the eye and
bring real comfort and adornment to the recipient '
-AN EXTRAORDINARY HOLIDA Y SPECIAL
Our entire line of Mena Smoking Jackets at greatly reduced prices.
MEN'S $5, $6 and $7.50 SMOKING JACKETS....... ........'..y... $4.38
MEN'S EXTRA FINE $8.50; $10 and $12.50, SMOKING JACKETS...... $5.85
Men's Fine Furnishings
Men's full 'dress' white gloves h'....:...o.Mi.i;i:;...;............;....;....;..;.....$l;50
Men's lined and unlined gloves, including Dents and Fovviies .....;.75c to $2.50
Men's fancy shirts. .......,. ....$1.00 to $2.50
Men's lounging robes i.:;......'.......w...:..............................:..........;...$5.50 to $10.00
Fancy silk suspenders...............;,,:.,...........v...............;.....
Silk handkercmefs...............,.... $1.00
Silk mufflers. : .....iliOO to $5.00
Fancy silk neckwear ;'. r. ".-. 25c to $2.50
Fancy hosiery... r...........;;....,...:; ..:....;.......i;.7.."...................25c to $3.00
BOYS' HOLIDAY ATTIRE
We show the latest novelties in artistically made clothing and furnishings for
boys. ' Every garment made to withstand the hardest of wear, and remember
that our prices arein every instance the lowest when quality is considered. ;
Mechanical toys, Air Guns Footballs and Magic Lanterns Given" Free With Boys
- Suits and Overcoats. Toys of some kind for all the children -
Charity is. busy in thts Christmas
week. Subscriptions for a newsboys'
dinner are being collected.'1 Heading the
list of donors this year Is Henry Weln-
iard, who gave $20. Others who have
subscribed to the fund are Otto Prag,
who la at the head of the dinner propo
sition, R. G. Drake,. Portland Daily Bul
letin, F. Dresser & Co., W. C Day. Mr.
Cash, J. A. Hurlburt, A. Wlckham, J. O.
Wlckham, Walter : Oadsby, ; Hon. Joseph
Simon, Ralph Walker, W. T. Pangle,
Qeorg .u Baker ana Jtu u. Bowers.,-
Otto Prag - has been a newsboy 11
years, and one of the oldest newsboys
its, the. city, who is actively getting sub
scriptions for the dinner, said today:
"There are , manjr fine restaurants in
Portland, but the reason that Wlckham's
was chosen for the dinner is that h is
kind to the newsboys. ' v ' '
The dinner Is to be-given under the
auspices of - the Newsboys'. Benevolent
association, which was started by the
lace H. W. Corbett with the donation of
a fund of $600. - . -
The dinner occurs only once a year.
and will be a great treat for the kids,
The newsboy's life Is composed of ups
and downs, chiefly ' downs.
. The bill of fare. being eagerly con
templated by each of the 40 newsboys
in the city, Is as follows : .
Chicken soup., - ;
Roast turkey.' Cranberry sauce.
.Vegetables. . Celery.
Plum pudding.
Pies of all varieties. f -
' Fruit and cakes.
- Nuts.
- Coffee. Tea.," , Milk.
Salvation Army' Sinner Baskets ,
The" stuffed turkey contributions for
our Christmas provision ba'Bkets, which
we . propose -. to : distribute, among poor
families of the city, are coming in pretty
well, but the contributions are not as
large as they .were last year," said Mai.
R.1 Dubbin, executive officer for the Sal
vation . Army,.' district', ot Oregon and
Washington,' today. Major Dubbin has
executive offices at 77. and. 78 Worcester
block. : ' ',.-',";-,'''.'.."'. -or' - -'
' "I think' that by the time .Christmas
arrives tho contributions will equal those
of last year. ; however," , he continued.
"Money comes in more freely a day or
two before ' Christmas. That was the
way last year. Our Santa Claus suits
have helped .swell the fund. Our man
yesterday got $12 stuffed into his turkey
on a street corner. Last year we gave
out 1.600 weals or their; equivalent in
money.' we hope to have something left
from the 'contributions for pur-winter
relief fund. We also receive donations
of provisions. ,.
"There are many destitute persons in
the city, yesterday we found a father,
mother and five children with nothing to
eat and absolutely without shelter for
the night We rented a room for them
and gave them a meal ticket Another
case rather out of the ordinary. A well
dressed man came into this office.
first thought he was a' clergyman or
other professional man. Instead of that
he asked me, with much hesitation, for
a Christmas dinner basket for his f am
lly. ' His family, had been reduced to
poverty and almost to actual hunger by
sickness and his lack of employment
Of course, we will remember them.
The. Salvation Army will not serve a
regular Christmas dinner. The money
will be used to provide a dinner f on the
needy, which will be distributed in bas
kets. The baskets will be made up at
128 First street and the distributing
depots will be at that place and at 365
Davis street and 428 East Oak street
. . Christmas at AM Society.
' Tho management of the Boys' and
Girls' . Aid society intends to provide
Christmas cheer for .many little ones
in its ' charge. Exercises will be held
on Christmas eve at the receiving home
in the large dining-room, where there
will be music and recitations by the
children and others, and a little Chinese
girl will sing a song in her native
'tongue. After the exercises presents
from the tree will be distributed by
Santa . Claus. Any donations of toys,
candies, nuts, fruit or other Christmas
luxuries will be received by the man
agement or will be called- for on noti
fication to the. superintendent by mail
or telephone. . . -
BeneQt for Baby Some. - v
At the Empire theatre Christmas
night a benefit Willi beglven for the
benefit of the Baby home. The play to
be presented Is "Down in Maine." The
entertainment Is indorsed by I W. Slt
ton and F. S. Akin, respectively presi
dent and secretary Of the Tiome.
Volunteers of America.
There will be Christmas exercises and
a tree for children at the hall of the
Volunteers of America, 83 North Sec
ond street, near Everect, Christmas eve.
Nuts and fruit will be given to the chil
dren, and to each guest will be present
ed a New Testament. The Volunteers
have a good-sized Sunday school, 80
scholars. being enrolled from homes vis
ited last Thanksgiving day. The Volun
teers will gratefully receive1 donations
of clothing and magaslnes, as a great
demand Tor those things is the rule, '
- tt David's Church festival.
The Christmas- tre festival of 1 St.
David's church will not be held De
cember 28, as previously announced, but
Christmas eve at 6:80 o'clock. Special
muslo has been prepared, which will be
rendered by the- entire Sunday school.
1 By Sisters of Charity. -
"Tho, Sisters of Charity,- undeF-the
patronage of whom the Mc, St. Joseph's
Home for the. Aged and the St. Agnes'
Baby home are conducted, -ask the pub
lic to assist in making Christmas a
pleasant one for the young and old. In
the Baby home are 80. little orphans.
and , the sisters say that all the little
ones are eagerly looking forward to the
coming of Santa Claus In the Home
for the Aged are 60 inmates. The do
nations asked are hoods, dresses, shoes,
stockings, shirts or other articles of
wearing apparel. - ,
Christmas services : at Holy Rosary
church, corner of Clackamas 1 and East
Third streets, will bo -according to the
Dominican rites. Mass will be said
ever half hour from 8 to :S0 a. m.
At 10:30 high mass will be celebrated.
' Christmas at tho Academy. "
The pupils of tho Academy of Itoly
Names will give a Christmas entertain
ment at the academy. Twelfth and Oak
streets, this evening, beginning at 8
o'clock. ' .
Grand Christmas Mass.
High mass .will be . said At 10:30
o'rlork Christmas morning at St. Fran-
MORE PIANOS
Nine : Carloads Unloaded Yester
daySome Especially Pleasing
and Artistic Designs In the
f Shipment.
Prices and payments to suit any rea
sonable buynr. : -'-;
weber tfaby uranas. ; ., . . :
Chlckerlng Quarter Grands. -
And all the rest of the choicest styles,
both ' upright and grand. In these as
well as the -Kimball piano.
Twenty - three other choice, standard
tnnki.fi. -.- '
The-Pianola costs only $250. Nothing
equals it for a gift in the noma wnere
were is aireaay a nanu. -
Christmas deliveries just wnen you
want.
. Kilers Piano House, sole Northwest
agents for the Flanola. No,. Sbi wasn-lna-ton
street, corner Park: v Big. busy
stores, Spokane end Seattle. Wash. San
Francisco and Sacramento, Eureka and
Stockton, CaL Store open evenings to
accommodate holiday buyers.
els' church.' The St" Cecelia' society
comprising the members of. the church
choir, will provide special music.
:?il Orphans at St. Vanl. , - . ',,
Forty-four little , orphan .'. girls In
charge of the sisters at St. Mary's home,
St Paul, Or about 18 ( -miles from
Salem, are wondering If Santa Claus will
stop and see them on Christmas eve.
Tho sisters fondly hope so. Christmas
donations for these homeless little ones
may be left at St. Mary's academy and
college, Fourth andT Market streets.
CklBFLY PERSONAL
Can't Sleep?
It's your nerves. . . IDru-Miles' Nervine
wlli strengthen them and bring '.sweet
sleep and health. Delay Is dangeroua
All lruiats smM nA suarantee. Scad postal
fur book oo nerroua oltric. .
- UR. iflLK MKDICAL CO., Elkbaxt, tod.
Dr. T. J. Ready, ex-chlef of police of
Spokane, is in the city on -his way to
California.
B. T. Barlin'e of the Washington Mill
ing company of Spokane la In the city
attending a meeting of tha box mauu
facturers of the Northwest
Miss Bessie Snipes of The Dalles
visiting friends in Portland.
Mrs. E. 8. Waterman of Walla Walla
Is in the city on her -way to Vancouver
to attend the marriage of her son, Earle
B. .Waterman of Spokane, which takes
place next Thursday.
Hal. 8, Corbett, a prominent Spokane
attorney, is at the Portland.
Charles H. Frye, a packer of Seattle,
is in Portland. ; . . .-
. Lawrence Selling, a senior at Tale,
arrived home today to spend Christmas
with his .parents, Mr. and . Mrs. Ben
Selling.
V. C Bartlett, engineer on the South
ern facinc, who was injured in a re
cent wreck, has been discharged from
St Vincent's hospital. v
B. F. McLaughlin of The Dalles, i
prominent wheat grower, was In Port'
land yesterday. ..,
Miss Rebekah H. Barrett, daughter of
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett national su
perinfendent Of the Florence Crlttenton
missions, Is the guest of .her mother at
the Perkins hotel. Miss Barrett resides
in Alexandria, . Va. ;'., . ,;
State Senator McKlnney of Cowlits
county. Wash., is visiting Portland to
day. 1. '':'." .
F. A. Dry den, ; Superintendent of the
Washington state penitentiary, at Walla
Walla. Is in Portland. .
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&AB.QEBT CZ.OTBTXSS IW TKB OBTBTWZST -.
S. W. Co, ronrth and Korrisoa Sts.
Mj4 ;, 'A'T '
IF VER.Y MUCH IN DOUBT,
Oive him a hat or secure a hat certificate , f 09 his Xmas. A man would
always appreciate some article of wear. .
- BXCI.UBXTB AOESTS TOBl
Tonman's Silk nd -Opera Bats Oordon's 93 Soft aad stiff Hats. ,
.........'......8 and $10 Qnsker City Serbys. ..$3J50
Toumaa's Irbys...... ...... ...$ . ' Btsinbaca's Special. to 96.50
. Complete lines of Automobile Vorfolk and Golf Caps, also Stetsoa's Soft
Xats.
.1
' ' MOW TXAM BTXB BBTOBSt
'because of Improved facilities. Super! of
Instruction in spelling; grammar, writ
lng, - arithmetlo. correspondence, com
merclal , law, bookkeeping, buslnsas
forms, shorthand, .typewriting, - offlos
work, Ote. Hundreds of our graduates
are now In business for themselves, or
at work for. others as bookkeepers and
atenographrthttsands more will bsv.
Opn all . tho yoar. Stndonta admitted
any time. Catalogue fro
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLECZ
. VAJtX ABO WASBXsTOTOsT.
a, r. AjtacsTBOsrtr, u. a, mastpd.
RHEUMATISM
.:. .- :
Kldnty, Stomach and Mtrvout
Troublea arm Positively Cured
with Oil of Eden and Sweet
'Spirits Of Edenr-' They are not
Cheap Remedies, but Inexpen
pensive Cures $5 Wilt Buy the
Lot. Sold by-alt FlrtUctaMs
DrugStsts.
Aukum, Cal., Oct 3, '02. -The
Cal. Co-op. Medical Co
Oakland. Cal.
I read one of your circulars which
cams with a bottle of your most excel
lent medicine, "Oil of Eden. Wo have
used quite a number of bottles of It
and Its merits can't bo too highly recom
mended. Once it saved my daughter's
life, when she was almost dead of scar
let fever. I am, very respectfully, ,
, Tour well wisher,
. .4 MRS. BESSIE VANCE.
There's Healing
In Her Thought
(
The
Prugless
Doctor
Cures
Her
Patients -
, Mrs. J. W. Gllstrap.
A Wonderful Woman With
. Wonderful Power '
The most difficult cases taken and
cured without a morsel of drugs no
medicines whatever being given.
THE LAWS Or NATURAL
AGREEMENT
Control all things she does. Ifa rtm
mon sense, in other words, and, best of
all, It cures!--: .,--"..
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Offl6e hone Black 3087. Besldettoe
Soott 4307. Offloe hours 10 to 13, I to 4.
v': ' r'V':' " ; ' '
. 1 1 1 g s-ttsyMOPlT. ,
The Leader of All
Whiskies is sure to bo found In our,
. cellars and on our shelves wo can't
afford to have anyone else offer a bet
ter brand. Our A. D. C. Rye is known
far and wide as a mellow, old whisky
of fine, flavor,-: an excellent ..tonic and
Invigorating qualities. Order a bottle
or case .of A. D. C Rye.-
. Durlife Wednesday and Thursday wo
will present our . lady patrons who will
' purchase 60 cehts' worth or over, with
a beautiful gift suitable for Christmas
and worth the value of tho purchase,
D. GERMANUS
KOHXS? MXAStTBB STOBB, 838 MOB
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The Imperial Hotel J
PORTLAND, I OREOON. J
- . .European Plan Only.
Rates from $1 to $3.50 per day. . - - Seventh and W&ihlngtor Sts.
0
THE RELIABLE STORE
. An Appropriate
Christmas Present
Pi
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This Handsome
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. k iall'i'isvir , rsn v.
''$9.60-
Regularly $12.50
This quaint and odd rocker will
: make J an agreeable surprise to
the recipient Made of solid oak,
In weathered finish and of the ;
very best construction. The
seat is , upholstered in Spanish
1 leather, secured by : heavy oxi
dized nans.' - This is a sterling
value and should warrant your
attention at the price quoted.
iflA' F. POWERS.
. FUIUTURE COMPANY .
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150 rasr st.