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THE. OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY". EVENING,
BEPTEMBER
1801
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Marqaani mi4 ...."sweet Ckwer"
CuluaMs ' fee Jilt"
Bat at 'Trine TbroOiira"
Cordrer's l"TW Ml Us l California"
Ljrlc Vaudeville
Ate ,.......Vm4TUl
Bijou , , Yeneerllle
tat vaesettiie
No mors smoke, and; Columbia rli
scenery mvw appeared mora beautiful
than now. Its mountain, dales, turab
11ng watsrwtroni cliffs from li n o
feet blirn, magnlflosnt landscape.
colors of the rainbow with autumn
' Imvm, roeka that stand up from th
esrtb as mighty monuments erected by
human hands, the wonderful Cascade
locks, costing lia.094.00. and delightful
groves of all bjtnda of timber indlgen-
oua to this semt-troploal ellme, all go
i to make a steamboat lids on. thd Charts
' R Spencer, Portland to The Dalles, or
The Halloa to Portland, one of tb rarest
' ptessuree of human Ufa ' Bpeocer loaves
foot of Washington atreet Monday,
r Wednesdays and rrtdsy at T a m.. The
Dslles for Portland on alternate days.
- Tel. Main 1411. Buy tickets t las
,. Dalles Whoa coming- wast, then rids to
: Portland on the Spencer end Tlsw we
grandest sosnsiy tns world.
eaeoeaueswaa
. " C. F. McCarthy, president of the Pa
rlflo- Construction company of Califor
nia, ts In this, city, looking after the
Interests of Ms oompanr, which Is con
structing the Morrison strsst bridge
over the Willamette and ths Front and
First Street " bridges ' over . Marquam
gulch. In speaking;- of Aim Morrison
strsst bridge hs said thaU ths oom-
Denr had never undertaken another
piece of work whloh baa- progressed as
satisfactory as that. Not an aecldent
of any oonssqusncs has happened sinoa
ths work has commenced and no delays
have been experienced for any reason
The bride will be nearly completed
by ths first of ths year. . '
' Remember this, that whan you take
ths Ballsy Oatasrt for. ths Columbia
river trip to Ths Dallas and way points
yon rldo so ths most handsoms, tus
Btauachsst, most comfortable and safest
steamer plying; between Portland and
' Ths Dalles. Ths Bailey Oatasrt la ths
"old reliable" and onn always bs counted
an for m safe and fast trip. Ths Oata
srt leaves Alder .strsst wharf every
t, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at T
; a. m., While ths steamer Regulator,
' another swirr boat, leaves . ths same
' wharf at ths same hour.oa alternating
days. -Phono Mala Hi . . .
. One osn hoard an Ov W. ear and
-. within 10 minutes stop out upon ons of
ths most beautiful reel den oe lots tn
Oregon, loeatsd upon ths high bank of
the Willamette at City View Park. Both
the river bank and Oregon City oar una
. connect with this property lino on
either sideand pretty little steamboats
will soon make landings there. Thsss
.lots are now only $110 to I0 -one-third
thotr real value. They won't sell
at this pries long. Baay payments. Or
agon Water Power Townstts Co O. W.
P. Railway building. First and Alder.
ToL Main; ltd. -
' A civil ssrrlcs ssmmlnatlon for mall
carriers and clerks will bs- hold during
ths lattsr part of November. Applicants
must bs between ths agss of It and 4.
and moat measure at least flvs fast four
Inches In height. A knowledge of read
ing, writing, atithmstlo and spelling to
necessary. Ths positions psy from D0
to 11.200 a year, Ths trustees of ths
Franklin college, Rochester, K- T-. hare
, voted to train 1st oandldafea free of
charge - for this ' examination. Appllce-
- tlon must bs mads In ths applicant's
, own handwriting. I
' Immigration departments of ths local
.- railway lines are busy handling ths
,k arrivals froaa eastern statsa on account
t of ths prevailing colonist rates, and
alss with correspondence that continues
f to orlglnato la middle wsst and south
arn territory. R C Magnum of Ohla
' noma has Written for a largo amount
:-- of Oregon advertising matter and Is
' arranging to bring a oolony of people
from Oklahoma, where Immigration baa
been overdone and there is no mors land
at reasonable prices for new settlers.
There wars many friends tat attend
snce at ths funeral ssrrleea Sunday
'over ths lets Daniel C McKsrohsr. Ths
services were under ths auspices of ths
. grand lodge- A. F. at A. M. of Oregon, of
t which ha had been an officer. Ths re
: mains wars removed to. ths oka pel of ths
Scottish Rita Masons whors Impressive
ritualistic services were held. Ths in-
- torment was In Rlvervlew semstery.
K. Fanning, snglnesr of Bnglns Co. -No
t, met with a painful accident tns other
M evening which will confine him to his
room for several days, ., Whlls sliding
down ths pole from his room to ths
engine room the other evening la re
sponse to an alarm, hsMost his hold on
ths pole la his hast and fell hsavlly to
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That Washioff of
fours. Wt do perfect
work that always sat
kfies and pleases.
OREGON LAUNDRY AND
TOILET SUPPLY CO.
is.
Drs. Adlx 4 Northrup
OSTEOPATHIC;.
PHYSICIANS
416 Dekum Bulldlng
kxaminations free
ths floor. Ths fores with which he
struck ths floor broa some of ths bones
la ons of his ankles. Hs ts now being
treated la a private sanatorium, ,
Judge W. M. Cake baa returned from
Louisville, Ky , where he attended ths
National convention of ths Knights of
Pythias. I), was ths largest Pythian
.convention ever held In ths country.
Judge Caks was sunrsms rspressntatlvu
of sll ths knights of ursgon. Ha de
clares that there la a great amount of
latsrsst la ths east la ths Lswls and
Clark fait and that ths attendance Will
bs much larger than ths saanagemeati
believes. Ths fair la being wall adver
tised, hs aays, many are postponing; a
trip want until next year In order to
see ths nlr and teks ad van tags of the
reduoed rates. , ,
Edwin Hoboon vf Astoria, - who mads
a 'decided hit last spring as Ooos tan oe
In ths "Ameer." has accepted an offer
from Manager Samuel B. Rorks to sing
oa ths professional stags at ths Trs
mont theatre. Boston. Mr. Hobson Is
a brothsr-ln-lhw of Ualtsd States Sena
tor Fulton. Hs has lived la this elty
for three years and was tenor soloist
IS ths choir of ths Cathedral of Im
maculate Conception besides singing In
other oholrs. Hs has a- remarkably
clear falsetto. , It was la playing ths
part of- a society girl In ths "Amser'
that Manager Rorks heard him and de
al dd to secure his servteea, Y
At ths request of District Attorney
Manning, a further sx tension of tiro in
ths Ougllatmo case has been granted, by
the- supreme court. An order was anado
yesterday that, ths brief of ths defense
need nor bs Sled before November L
Ths prosecution will bars days In
which to flm its brief and ths defsnss
10 days longer to Me a reply brief. Ths
oass will then bs ready to go on ths trial
docket If no more extensions are asked
This procedure mean that ths -case oaf
Ou glial mo will not bs' beard In tns su
premo osart before next year. . . t
Articles of Incorporation of B Brtksn
waldS Co. were filed la' ths county
court; yeeterda? by Paul B. Froellch.
Isaac Van Pains and B. Brlksnwald.
Ths capital stock Is $4,000; the pur
poses to sell butchers' tools and fix
tures, fancy groceries,- sto. Incorpora
tion articles of ths Belt Logwlng com
pany wars filed yesterday by W. K.
Thomas. R. C. Bell and Arthur C. Day
ton. Ths asms tells ths purpose of ths,
oonlpany; ths capital stock la 91,109,
In three closely typewritten pages
Mabel Mod tag tells ths circuit court s
harrowing tale of cruelty. She wants a
divorce from William Montag. a barber,
and accuses him of a systematic course
of cruel treatment covering a period, of
four years, awe charges that he has
beaten her on occasions too numerous to
mention, oalled her bad names, stayed
away all night and bragged that ho was
associating with fallen women. Clauds
Strahas appears aa attorney In ths suit.
In oroeeins; ths strsst at .-Third and
Alder streets last night W. M. Jackson,
treasurer . of Washington county, . was
struck by a oar and knocked to ths
pavement. Ho boosa were broken and
his Injuries are not considered serious.
Hs had lust reached ths eft and had S
ssohel In his hand. Hs wss removed to
ths Perkins hotel. Hs will bs sols Is
leave for bis home jtonlgbj.
Farm products, women's handiwork,
fancy and art "work, horns cooking and
fruit will bs a part of ths exhibits at
ths annual agricultural, horticultural
and art fair of Oswego grange No. 17f,
Patrona of Husbandry at ths grange
hall October L Blue and red ribbons
wlU be awarded. Mrs. H. M. Swing and
Miss Erne Hayes somprlss ths executive
committee.
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Funeral servioes over ths body of Mrs.
Margaret- Conroy, . who died September
it, were held yesterday morning st her
late residence, ll a rand avenue, and at
St. Francis shorch. Bast Eleventh and
Oak streets. At o'clock In the fore
noon Rev. J. H. Black said ths requiem
mass. The Interment took place m
Mount. Calvary osmatary.'.
' Ths Portland Railway company has
placed two ears oa ths Bast Burnslds
branch from Union avenue to the end
of ths line st ths Intersection of East
Stark and Eighteenth streets. Ths gee
line has double tracks and bsavy rails.
and serves a large and populoua district.
Transfers are glvea for the oars cross
ing Burnslds strsst bridge.
; Tour shoes9' ,(,..
" Will as ' -:' " "
Pons today;
At ooos .... - v '
If you " t a- f. -
Need them. .
Goodyear Shoo repair Factory, Yamhill
near Oas Co.'s offlce. Free call and de
livery any reasonabls distanoa.
Sam LovelL a former Portlander who
has been In Alaska for ths isst three
years following ths occupation of prac
ticing law and civil engineering, ft at
ths Calumet. Ha la Interested- In the
oil and coal lands and also In a railway
proposition in ths Kayak district, j
John B. Sawyer of San Fraaclaco has
been appointed local' Chinees Inspector
to All the vacancy caussd by ths trans
fer of T. C. Ryan to Kilt Island, N. T.
Mr. Sawyer arrived In ths elty yestsr-
":-r :. .
Mrs. Ida Shogren Frassr, wtfs of Ar
thur R. Fraasr and daughter of Henry
Shogren and wife, died yesterday. On
ths arrival of hsr sisters from ths sast
funeral arrangements will bs oompistsd.
For Sals Best paying and bsaK ad
vertised mercantile business In Portland,
in center of retail district; 11.000. Ap
ply McOarry Richardson, Atty s, 000
pregoalaa. i - . . .
In s log Jam at La Camas,-' Wash.,
John Sweeney had both legs rushed
yesterday morning.' He as brought to
ths pood Samarftan hospital. -
Dsnclne classes. ' '
Prof. Beggs' select class for hoys and
girls, October 1 at I p. m. The Drew
Second and Morrison,
A. D, Charlton, assistant general pao
ssngsr agent of ths Northern Pacific
returned this morning from a tour of
ths sound cities with a M. Levey, as
sistant to tns president.
Portland Wire iron Works are now
located at Trenkman Co.'s on Fourth
near Flanders. Work turned out
promptly. - V...
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Wa-Roo Tonte. The jrvmt blood puri
fier, nerve tonic and liver regulator. Just
what you need these days. For sals by
all druggists.
Ws olean and press your clothes dnd
shine your shoes for 11.00 psr month.
Ilnlqus tailoring Co I4T Washing ton.
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Hunters, attention? Oat your trespass
notices st Peaaleg Bros, printers, Soer
look baudtns. ... ..
Bright boy wanted ts assist st wrap
ping counter and to work about store.
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Chew Dss-Tal-Ounm, have pearly teeth
and prevent deoay. Far sals svsry-
' If row want s first-class hard wheat
Coart Irf faaooog. Jtaug srooer soils it.
IATB CLO CLD
AD TRIED OFFICER
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FOBOS.
SUOOUMBB Arrets '
III WamsJ FIOBMRB
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Captain of Deteetlwi Sanuel Sim-
died a 40 e'eiook this .morning.
Death earns as the result of stomach
disorder and revtrcens nervous - ailment.
He had been In falling health for away
months, being unable to attend to his
duties as head of the staff of detectives
of the local polios department. . Funeral
arrangsmsets have not been fully mads.
I wt ths Odd Fellows' ledge, sf which hs
was for 'many years a member, will have
charge. . a detail of polleemea will aJ
attend. ' .
Mr. Stramone was taken critically fit
Bundar afternooav and lost conscious
ness. From that time hs sank until ths
hour of his death. By his aids were
hie wife, ths polios matron, and Bis lit
tie adopted daughter, Margaret,
Ths sad news of -ths captain's death
was conveyed - to Captain, of Police
Orttamaehsr and to Deputy City Attor
ney Fttagerald. When Municipal Judge
Hoguu mounted ths beach, Mr. Flta-
gerald announced the death to htm, mov
ing for an adjournment of court out of
respect to the deceased. Judas Hogue
immediately adjourned oourt until to
morrow morning.
Bamasl Simmons was bora fat Wlaoqh
slnv M years ago last July, and whsn
but 4 years old orosssd ths plains with
his parentfe, going to CaHfornla. He
traversed that stats- with his father, en
gaging In mining ventures. Together
they prospected for many yeare.
Tiring of California, and bavins heard
mush df Oregon and the attractions
SAMUEL SIBMONB.
hra, Mr. Simmons decided to try his
xortuns in nu cy. it was aooui sv
years ago that hs arrived here. He m
soon elected constable of the west aide
district, and sines that tlms has served
for ths moat part In ths capacity of an
officer. k -.
As a detective Mr. Simmons has many
good pieces of work to his credit, but
through all his caress two of bio ao-
compllahmsnts shine out above sll Oth
ers, Ons was ths clever capturing of
an Incendiary who tried to burn down
ths buildings at Fort Stevens, which he
did by snllstlng Detective Hart man as a
prlvats In ths ranks and running ths
perpetrator to earth, and the other wan
ths clearing up of a murder mystery
near Kalama, Wash. In this ease hs
displayed remarkable sklH by proving
tnet ths statement of ths man hs caused
to be arrested was untrue because of ths
position front which hs alleged he heard
shots fired. Simmons proved that the
man fired the shots himself, and bs
went to ths penitentiary for life.
Simmons Is ons of the veteran de
tectives of ths northweet Hs Is known
to all of the old officers. Accompanied
by his wife, ho spent many months in
ths Klondike country at the outbreak
of excitement there, Lest March hs
was appointed captain of detective.
serving In that capacity until six months
pgo, whsn ho was taken 111.
Hs has a -brother in Samv Francisco,
sfhd d slstsr, Mrs. Grace Porter. His
daughter, Margaret, Uvea In Portland.
YOUTHFUL ROBBER '
HOLDS UP FARMER
Nothing daunted by ths fatal mistake
of WllllsA Bowen and Harry Morgan,
who early yesterday morning attempted
to hold up and rob Policeman Thomas
Tsylor and were captured. S man,, sup
posed to be qdlte young, at I o'clock this
morning held up and robbed Casper
Fuhler, a farmer, st Seventh and Ollaan
strssts. Ths rural visitor, more for
tunate than many victims of Portland
highwaymen, had mads a change rot
trousers tMfors going upon the streets.
and had left M0 in his room by mistake.
All hs hsd with blm was It cants, which
ths robber took.
Acting Detective Vaughn was detailed
to Investigate the robbery.
BIG CONSIGNMENT OF
FINE FRUIT SECURED
B. C. Olltner. secretary of ths state
commission of ths Lewis and Clark
fair, haa returned from Ashland where
ho seen red 110 hoses of ths flnsst fruit
la Jackson county for sxhlbltlon pur
ees at th fair. The fruit win e
kept tn cold storage until opening day.
Strawberries are growing in profusion
in Jackson county, scoordlng to Mr.
Olltner. They are sold st all trains and
are regarded ss nothing of a curiosity at
this tlms of the year by Jackson county
people. Mr. Olltner purchased straw
berries at If osnts a box.-
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Dr. M. Bowerman of Condon Is regis
tered at the Perkins.
Miss Josephine Conroy of Arlington
la a guest st the Perkins.
Dr. J. L. Jiarlaa of Lexington, Kyn Is
at the Portland.
A. Baker of Butte, Mont, la at the
Imperial.
Dr. J. A. oeiasndorrrer or Tns Denes
la registered at ths Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Riley of Hood
Klver are at the Perkins.
i Mrs, L. A. Loom Is and Miss Sylvia B.
Flnlay of Nabootta, Wash are at ths
Parkins.
Mrs. Sophia Prttchard and Miss Lu-
cretia J. Prltchard of Tacoma are guests
of the Imperial. .
Mrs. J. B. Walts of Boseburg Is at the
Imperial.'
A. T. Fsttsr st Drain, or, at at tpo
Perkins. .
. Bssfetied Stock Oaaaed anss
Alios bawls' Bssi jtrsns
e - m aw ar '.
I
Miss Edith Angus
The English beauty playing tns
Utls role in .Dion Bouctoaulf s
eomedy, The Jilt, , this weak, at
ths beauUful Columbia theatre.
Ths Columbia Stock Comsaay ts
putting- an this, ana and tetsreet-
' Ins somedy tot s superb fashion;
and H Is grutid with hearty ap
plause nightly. So- good a drama
at popular pricea, played by such
: s hlsh-oUas sompany, la evidently
oonsldered a' great bargain by
'Portland. The principal box
" sfnos during the day Is at Rows
A Martla's drug store. Sixth and
. Washington after f p. m. at the
theatre. Fourteenth and Wash-
Ington. v ,
X
EDWARD DOLMAN
' ; AT ST. LCIIIS
IkAOX OF
A
TQV
rhen we left hero September i,"
said Bdward Holman, who wltb Mrs.
Hoi man' has -Just returned from St.
Louis, "It Was with oompistsd' arrange
ments for a room with bath at the In
side Inn. - When we reached that hos
telry we were escorted to aa apartment
in which a crude shower-bath apparatus
stood forth, and the toilet was a part
nership affair with the adjoining room,
in which partttlona. played a faulty part.
I went down to the clerk to protest that
my contract, whloh was for ths consid
eration of 7 a day for room' only, called
for a bato. "Oh, yon want a tub batbr
said he. That- will oast 111 s day for
the two of you.'
Ws sought a room outstds ths
grounrfs, and found ons six miles from
the business center, but near the sx posi
tion. This plot, equal to half a lot in
Portland, had been purchased for lit,
DM, and a pressed-brlck four-story
bulhUng put up for ths fair. Rooms
were plain, olean and comfortable, and
cbaraes 16 a day for two. All water in
St. Louis Is bad so bad that wo drank
mineral water. I never took a drink
but that I thought of Bull Run and
showered blessings upon ths good cltl
ssns who constructed our water system.
Nona better exists In ths ease
"St. Louis day at the fair brought out
in the papers a funny feature of local
patriotism. Officials gave ths attend
ance that day as 404,000 people. Next
morning a women came out with the an
nouncement that shs hsd gone in and out
again Ti times and claimed title to being
the champion repeater. She was quickly
contradicted by a man whp said he had
entered 100 times, and must hold ths
championship for repeating. Those
with season tickets would enter one
gats, pass out Immediately and return
again. This fact will nam K apparent
that ths total admissions credited to St.
Louis day did not indicate that so many
people entered the grounds. But ths
fair is great In fact, bewildering. You
cannot cover it all and will not rsmsm
ber a hundredth of what you. are able
to see.
' St, Bonis SUaeto COcaa. 1
"The fair grounds and. streets of St.
Louis are kept remarkably clean. They
have one device that might be adopted
here to advantage. Sprays from street
sprinklers are arranges at an angle, like
our street brooms. As they pass along
ths Jets ofwatsr drive ths dirt Into ths
gutters, snd theifoe lnto the sewers.
cleansing the crevices snd Interstices
better than s broom, and saving ths
labor of handling debris. In ths elty
and grounds a special force picks up
every scrap of paper, where people lunch
and elsewhere. Galvanised iron barrels,
too high for a pedestrian to look Into,
are arranged conveniently to receive all
sweepings, giving the streets a remark
ably clean, neat aspect
---r--- CBtJasss Oemld BS fs, rvr
"Why cannot the eitleena of Portland
get together and erect three or four
hotel buildings, like that I Indicated.
have them plain as possible Inside so fsr
aa woodwork la concerned, but plastered,
and have ths first two stories rooms
with baths, third-story rooms without
hatha, and fourth-story great rooms
filled with eotef After th fair Is over
these buildings could be finished Inside
and bs made pemanent. These need not
be on business streets, but out oa Six
teenth, Twentieth or Twenty-third
streets Bach should be soma distance
from the other snd made to cover about
three lota If they are leased, the people
of Portlani should have some restric
tions In regard to rates, for every ons Is
willing to pay some higher at a fair, but
three snd four times regular prices will
lessen ths attendance. Wa cannot afford
to do as iarge cities do, for thsy hsvs the
population we want to attract hers."' ,
Charles Bruno, an Oregon sawmill
man who spent the summer prospecting
ths Alaska oil and coal fields, baa re
turned to look after his Intsrests In the
Bohemia mining district Hs k regis
tared at ths St Charles hotel.
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Oltn D. Wheeler, advertising agent of
the Northern Pacific railway and editor
of "Wonderland." Is a Portland visitor
today,
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HOME
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Want Ad. Rate- I Words 13c
- tlTl TAV WOTTOI9 ri
-tbtt we have tse tBMt Um of wall paper to
be sees ywbore. And Is waking year choice
yoe'll akw.obwTe that our price are remark-
Mj tow. ntitaing m rampm wus ow on
Inn ever shows la Portland. Kick aae dalatr
efrecta and lints. Splesdld rsrlrty ef sew -lens
to aajsct Weak Sarpwalsg raises la
w"""-- nntr nun.
Iff Ftost StMft. sear Wssktsgtes,
GEO. BLACK
; yVBUO AOUOUSTAJT,
Sll Worcestsr Building.
General Practice. Investigations.
. . - Estate Work.
Special and Periodical Audits.
AjrcrsnmssTs.
Oakland vs. Portland
SECftEATION mi
Sept 28, 29. 30. Oct X 1
A Trlamsaaat VasdeviUs Offerlsg a shs
LYRIC THBATRB
thb brut omnrmo. ,
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THOMAS W. BAY, -KB.
AND MM. DABX OABTSJs
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BASEBALL
ladles' Says, ITsajsday and Prtaar
ssnaa sailed St Semeay. SssS n.
ImUrlTTa SSei oaUaswa, Ids.
PATRONIZE
INDUSTRY
If you want
hi-.
Shoe, buy the R. &
are cheapatTany -
' ; a s-.
ana worKmansnip guarameeue
Ask' your merchant for' them. If
they.can - t supply your wants, write
us. Our line of Loggers'. CraisersY
Miners' and Vyorkihgmen's Shoes
are ijnexcelleds ''
MO-e-AS .SiVtvrwl
d (3& Hertsck
SHOE MANUFACTURERS
First Street
LAST WEEK OF
THE FREE
GOLDEN WEST
BAKING POWDER
This week winds uw the free distribution s BaJcmsi
Powder glvaa with Ssndar Journal paid "Want Ads. It's
your last . ohanes to seoure a oas, of this sterling; Closest
Devere product--so you'd better avaU yourself e( ths
opportunity T
Just a Word About This Premium
Golden West Baking Powder IS composed of ths very
Enest materials obtainable, and Is guaranteed ABSO
UTBLY PURE. Cloaset S Devers guarantee this powder
to gtvs entire satisfaction and authorise the refunding of
money should any fault bs found. It Is sold by ail lead
trig grocers throughout ths olty.
Ssmsmsss Shs Baking Pewda m given saly to tneee who
bring SB S paid "Vast sd" fat tn IVIUT lOVUaa
; The tasting Kind
' Is the kind of paint ws sell The paint that Is mads for the Oregon
Climate and that ths rains will not sJfect for years. If ou are later
ssted in
Paints, Oils or Varnishes
soma in and consult as, s
. we a . . i rrt
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Columbia Theatre
CRAB. W. TASK, AaHstsat HeaaM.
, 14 sad Wssttsgtoa. Pros Mala lift. '
I ALL THIS WEEK.
i Columbia Sum Company I
. noselcaalt's wasterslece.
THE JILT
1 1 lies lee, so, wt . rain h'tl.
Hitlsee tor and 9Be: entire saUerj, 10c. Tlrket
efsoe open at Rows S Martla's, SI in Waak-
liiitoa, rrorn 10 i. a M 7 i. s. rnone aiais
110. At mettoe ftem T a. ak te IS a, av Peose
111.
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veslng prtresLower Snor. eirvpt last 8
rowa. 1; latt a rows, 1-flOi ealay, Srst
S rows, n.OO; aeroad I rows, $1.00: lest 6
rows, TV: gallery. The sad soet seaea aad
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rouetle elrrw. 1.00: balranr. arat S rowi,
1.0ft; Uat rows, SV; tire galWy. iOe.
Net man mas a erete te ess
any single serfarsMsee.
sereea fer
lUrqoain Graml Theatre
. Phase Mats am
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last I rows. T5s Balrear, tret S rows, TSe:
laM t rows. doc. Oalkrr. Br aixt sse.
ssd togas. fT.ftO. Beau are new selling.
COR DRAY'S THEATRE
CORDBAT BtTStBLI MassffMe.
Portlasd'a Most rpnlar rasally Theatre.
TMilskt aad every alfbt thla week. Ike ess
Mf hit of ta,eaaea. Hundn-d rnrsed awar
laat sight. Betera ef the faverlle. Praak
Baeaa. in the
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