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ARB YOU COINQ AWAY?
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who is iwir for a Mk or
longer my hiva th ' paper
. stopped at their residence and d
... , aant to any addreea ay mail at
tha regular ratea, and collection
; will b mada by regular carrier d
' ; after return to tha rtty,' except
, .'.'; at Long . Beaoh and Seaside, -)
wher Tha Journal has a regular
. . carrier delivery. Albar . Olaea : ')
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d aid hara charge of Tha Journal 4
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, ; tlon ratea.. Give your chang d
v . of address . to your , carrier or -
A- .Phone Main (00 and prompt at-.
. v tentlon will b given all orders.
" .;V ,- '.' v, -
: '-Ji The II Sunday exoursion to th Cas-
cade Lock and return, on -the--aeee of
; .' . all the Willamette and Columbia; elver
, ataamera,' the Cbarlaa R. Spencer, start
, t Ing from the foot of Waahlngton street
at 0 a. mi. and returning 'about p. m.,'
afforda one of the moat -delightful
steamboat rldea In tha world. Thar la
" . no other trip on earth anabrlned In so
much grandeur and wealth of soenery
'', , The steamer passea through a oonatant
panorama of mountains and glens, cats
'. ':' racta and canyons, bill and. dale, mighty
; forests and rolling prairies, flahwheela
' , , In operation and th wonderful Cascade
locks, built at lax expense of 14.000.000
-"-J -mnd'll -years'" constant effort"" Tourlata ,
. coma tnousanda of. miles to view in an
" trancing beauties of the Columbia be
tween Portland and the locks, especially
Multnomah falls, (60 feet, and all una
'"' matchleas beauty may .be seen tomor
row at a expense of-lr Excellent
i meals served on board (0 cents. :
' . Two ' addresses that' promts to be
rnor than ordinarily interesting will
,b given this evening. at Temple Beth
, Israel, corner "of 'Twelfth and Main
' ' atreets, . on "Th Child and the Prob
. lems of Child Life." The speakers are
:Vt be . Mr. .Florence Jfcailay. aacrtary
of th National Consumers' league, and
on of th leaders In the child labor
movement In this country. and Babbl
L Coffee. 1st superintendent of th
- Hebrew orphan asylum f New Tprk,
- the largest institution of the sort In
th United BUtea. The aarvlces begin
. ; at I o'clook. ; ' i, . .
t..Ii Commissioner Geoce JL.Kllbey.- com
, mander of th Balv&cfcn Army in th
- west, whoa headquarters ' are at Chi
- cago. arrived this morning to direct the
rearrangement of boundary line of th
western divisions of tha army. '- He.waa
received by a committee of Salvationists
and spent th day inspecting. th local
corpa. . This evening an ofOcersoossnell
will b held, : h-; :
. Our fifth annual gift sale will con
, tlnu until further notto Kvery pur
chaser t th amount of ILSO and up-
....ward, .of our well-known hrands . of
, ,winsv. liquora and eordlals will recelv
a. valuable souvenir, consisting or hand
v pointed china and other fancy goods of
our, own. importation, u. . . Merman u.
! family lfquor dealer, 32C Uorrison street.
' - Did. yptt ever bump th bumps? It's
; J nothing t th way a fellow feels Who
gets bumped with a bad range. The
.''Eclipse," steel rang haa a long reoord
- ; In Portland as a good baker, fuel saver
and for belna very reasonable In crlce.
. Be the ad on l&t pag. - I. Gevurts
Bona, 17( Flrat street, v - f .
i .' In honor of this, th anniversary day
I of th fall of tha Baatlle, all th band
at th exposition are playing French
V music. From four quarters . of, tha
grounds th "Marseille? waa heard this
V afternoon. Th fmoulr will be ren-
, dared again tonight. . , ,
Bea th Sea at Seaside A delightful
Jlrlp to old ocean.' only four hours' rid
from Portland. Take a dip In th briny
- ' deep. - Tralne leave the anion depot
... cany man. ror inrormatioa appif
to Mr. C. A. 1 8t wart, agent, t( Alder
,. treat, rnon siain so. .- i -
:Tou would naturally go to a baker
' for expert baking advice.1 Th Horn
Bakery, Waahlngton Street,, after using
adjust' Installed another. Read tha x
. port's pointers on Jast-pag of today's
.-.'Journal, y t '"," " '' j '
Carloada of delicious Mermaid brand
' rantaloupea and paper rind red meat
Coachella watermelons constantly, on
track. ' Bee that you get Mermalda.
w Nothing cis hair so sweet. Pearson
Pig Co., Main 475.' -Sol sgants. .
Doomed! Doomed! Only a few days
rnor to secure dry goods bargains at
- tn great aaonnc sal at th Boston
Store, First and Salmon streets. Every'
' thing ' to b closed out. ; Futures . for
r sals. , - r-., ,,(
. Xh. market and grocery page of Th
t Journal haa become a vary essential fea
ture to th economical housewife. If
you have neglected to see them, w sug
guest you do so this week (Friday). . . ,
j Tourlata, as well as elty people, flnan.
. elally embarrassed, will And the Port.
, land Ixan Offlce, T4 Third street, the
. aaieet and moat reliable plac to trans
, get tneir business. Ratea reasonable,
Wear a,1 am lie. it pay. And It's eaar
to ao wnen you get your printing from
, Try ilt, Alvin 8. Hawk . Co- 147
. Third street. , . , , -i
A lecture by Rev. W. H. Landan. ri.
SPECIAL
:r,iorJAncn
snmis;
' ' ' . 1 . '' . . v. f
Pleated whit and plat4
whit with black. : r. x
Thes r special, values at ,
S1.C0
Hnrctt, Creasy O Co.
miiMmu ,'. .
MT Wathlngtom Strmit
TUB BBAV9 THXATItt.
4'
mm
. Comfortable, sensibjo anw
!: withal fashionable are the S
Sorosis models of women's '
v low shoeslV vr '
, , Tans, ; black gunmetal, '
v calf and ; patent; leather's. '!
rice always ''v r?':?-'.
$3.5 0
"'r,r' vV';" ' eii ' ""Vv"
. KHIGDTS
Fifth and Washington .(
D., oa VA Trip Through Ireland" will be
given tn Marshall Street Presbyterian
church - on Tuesday: evening, July It,
under th auspices of th Y. P. B. C EL
' Dr.' Rasmus of Spokane Is visiting his
mother and old friends wbll attending
th Methodist congress, and will preach
In " his formr church Jrac M.B,
oa Sunday morning. '. ( ; .
' Bishop James M. Thoburn, th leader
of modern missions. Is attending th
Methodist oongreejk and . has been se
cured by Dr. Wilson to preacbV at Grace
cnurcn ounaay mgau--
. If you are thinking of placing a hew
rang in --y our kitchen you should read
an expert -opinion or tn ' jsciipe
range, on th last page of todays Jour
Ours sr th 4n!y launch landing at
th Oaks. Launches for charter. Favor-
Ite Boating company.'' upper side Morrl
son street bridgj. tD Main moi. .
Roof painting Columbia Paint eotni
pany. Main 14SS, 70 First street. Moss
and fireproof paint for wood, tin sad
iron. Roof painting a specialty.
George. C Stevens of 4 It Market
strt. formerly of Deer. Park, Washing
ton. died laat night and wUl be burled
Sunday, afternoon. . ... .- ...
Elegant observation launch' Princess
May for charter - to evening - parties,
Muslo furnished. Foot of Stark street.
Phon Main ltd. .'. 1 ' .' . j
Unheard of prices and terms at Mey-
er'a piano sale. -Just look Into It and
It will surprise you. 74 Sixth street.
omp Oak. "' - '-''"it
W clean and preaa your clothes and
shin your shoes for (1.00 per month.
Unique Tailoring Co I4T Waahlngton.
Mala (14. -,... ,.. ,
Any ' watch ' cleaned. (1.00: ' raaln-
si all wont amarantMd on
aar. Matsrer at CO- 111 Blxth atreat.
Mr. l Scnoaky leaves tomorrow for
Salem, for a few days, on a bualneaa
trip.. ; ..v.
Wanted Shirt flnlahers .and ladles
cloth lroners. ' TJnton Laundry Co.
Use the phone. We'll call "
Foster
Klelser signs. v E. it. j
Rigid carriers save money m bicycle
trips. : n . . v , ; . : ;
MAGUIRE SAYS M'kAY '
t:0WES HIM FOR WORK
Dr. Harry F. McKay, ex-county physi
cian, has been, sued In th stat circuit
court by James Maguir, who aaka ((00
commission for services performed In
Inducing Mrs. Margaret A. - Simmons,
formerly,. Mr. . Ferrlss, to ' forego any
claim to th eatata of Thomas Olbbons.
Gibbons bequeathed on lot In Holladay's
addition to Dr. McKay, and th income
of the property to Mrs. . Simmons for
life. On lot was devised to Arabella
Johnson, a atster of th testator, and
th remainder of th estate to Dr. Mo-
Kay. Th estate waa valued at (10.000,
Maguir says Olbbons was Incompetent
to make a win; that Mrs. Simmons was
an Sdopted daughter and Dr. McKay was
a stranger In "blood to him. Mrs. Sim
mons' shar was disproportionate of her
rightful Interest, and Dr. McKay wished
to make a settlement with her. H told
Maguir to offer her (1.(00. and 1 aha
accepted less than that amount he could
keep the difference. , Bh agreed. Ma
gulr alleges, to accept (2.00. and Mo
Kay refused to live up to his agree
ment He therefor sum McKay for. his
oommission ot isoo. .
WHERE TO DINE.
For cleanliness, quick Service and
good things to eat, go to Hods' res
taurant, HI Third street V ,,
Milwaukie Country Club.
Eastern and Beattl races Take Sell-
wood and Oregon City ears at First and
Aldsr. , ... ..' .v '. ..
Hotel Hamilton, San Francisco's new
est hotel. Steam heat and telephone In
each room. Centrally located.- Rates,
It and upwards, lis Ellis street.
fixxrly Tvv0 Thousand Visltora
: Cr,':y Cc"it of River -Travel
Today.
OFFlCinO ELECTED DY T
- CnSAt ASSOCIATION
Dsmand Will 0 Mids for Crea
C tion of DeparttriBnt of Pub
.litf Health, y ;
, Four of. the largest passenger steam
ers on th river and a special train
were necessary to carry the delegates
to th American Medical association on
their excursion to the Cascade locks to
day. Over 1,000 doctors mad th trip,
and a people rnor appreciative of the
magnificence of th Columbia never, ex
pressed their enthusiasm at'th seen
spread before them. "!'. .
At o'clock this morning the steam
er T. J. Potter with 100 passengers,
BaUey Oatsert with (00. Charles W.
Spencer with (( and Undln with (
left the Alder street dock. Even though
th . great boats were crowded to their
capacities soma loa delegates were left
behind
Then a special train was chartered
and th (00 delegates who could not go
by water made th trip by ralL
. . Whistles from vry mill, factory and
craft. In th lower harbor shrilly blew
aa the ateamers left down th river,
Even the big oriental liner Aragonla,
which had Juat arrived from th far
aat, Joined In th . salutation, aa -did
also th coast liners Columbia, Roanok
and th dredge Columbia. .
- - - 4 Saw m- Mm Ortll.
- For-th. benefit of tha excursionists.
th fire boat George H. Williams gav a
flr drill at th Victoria dolphins, and
as th steamers went gliding by her
powerful engine war throwing streams
of water In vry direction. ' At that
point .thv ateamers wer f orcd . to
thread their way through , a ; narrow
channel, h dredge Columbia and her
pip lines occupying th greater part
Of th river. When they axrtvaa oppo
site th Williams great aprays of water
fell on a number of th passengers, and
with shouts they began to crowd "back
to places of shelter. . Th sight was evi
dently much enjoyed by those on shore,
aa a mighty cry went up aad the mill
whistles appeared to blast more loudly,
Th steamers wer divided Into pairs.
th Spencer taking' th . lead and th
Potter following; olos to her heals.
few minutes later - th oatsert earn
leisurely along and tha Undine waa ao
near her that at a, dlstano It looked
as -though they war going to collide.
Th Dalles City and th Ion had sailed
hour befor on regular runs for
points on th Columbia with all of th
passengers they could carry, rth former
with 100 and th Utter 1(0. .
At noon th excursionists left the
steamer. at Bonneville,-where a delight
ful dinner, of delicious Chinook salmon
was spread in the park there. ' - . -
Tn aoctors wui return to tn city
this svanlng and tomorrow will begin
th Journey homeward. L
, ofn rs airta.
Yesterday 'afternoon . officers of the
association were elected by th house) Of
delegates as follows: "
PttdenirWlUhtiirMyo;'
Rochester, Minnesota; first vlce-prel
dent. Brigadier-General Walter Wyman,
surgeon-general United States hospital
service: second vloe-prealdent. Dr. K. A.
J. Mackenste, Portland; third vloe-presl
dent. Dr. Eugene 8. Talbot. Chicago
fourth - vice-president, ' Dr. Edwin. D.
Martin, New Orleans general eeoretary.
Dr. George H. Simmons, Chicago! treaa;
urer. Dr. Frank BUllnrs. Chlcaaroi mem
bers board of trustees. Dr.. E. E. Mont
ornery. Pennsylvania; Dr. A. L. Wright,
Iowa, and Dr. H. L. B. Johnson, District
Xtepartmam f Fubllo stealth Wi
la th aection on hyglen and sani
tary science yesterday Dr. L. M. Mont
gomery of Chicago Introduoad a resolu
tion advocating tha creation of a cabinet
position to b known as th department
of publlo health. Tha resolution urges
action by th federal congress la behalf
of th publlo health, and propose that
tha new cabinet ahallrank with the
other departments of the federal gov
ernment.
Th resolution will b Introduced In
congress at- Ita next session by Dr. A. J,
Barchfeld of Pittsburg, a representative
from th Thirty-second district of his
stat. Th resolution will be termed
unlverssl health bill.'
I . y neajin-mii wiu nni wim-n-im
powers os npvnniniHu rvrarea eiona
every lln of moaern medicine and sur
gery, h aald. "Th countries or Eu
rope " have taken car of all advanced
thinker on Unas r original and ex
permental research, and this country
should do likewise. - I
The proposed cabinet position will
carry with It a Una of subdivisions that
will insur to th people pur foods,
pur drugs and a eodlflcatloa of tha
various laws that hav been adopted by
different -states.- Tn dhi win uiti
mately lead to the adoption of modern
progressiva thought and ' aotlon with
rferenc to marriage andf dlvoro."
ORDER OF EVENTS AT
. FAIR TOMORROW
Following Is th order of event for
tomorrow Cheyenne day at th xpo-
sttlon: ' . ' t , -;
a. bk to II m. Concert by De
Capiio s Administration ; band, band
atand. .Gray boulevard. - .-. ;
10 a, m. National food and dairy de
partment convention. Auditorium.
10 to 11 a. m. Concert by Fourth
United States cavalry band. Government
terrace. ,
I p. 1 m. Kllpatrlck'S blcycl . rid
down flight of stairs, on Trail
1:10 to ( P. m. Concert Dy Sherman
Institute (Indian) band. Transportation
building bandstand. '
1 to ( p, m. Administration - band,
Waahlngton building.
t:(0 p. m. Grand eonoert by Llber-
atl's band, bandstand.
1:10 p. m. United states llfesavlng
exhibition on laaa. . ,
1 to 4 p. m. Concert by Fourtk
United State - cavalry band. Govern
ment terrace. ,-, - . '
4:10 to P. m. Concert by Bherraen
Institute (Indian) band. New Tor
building. ' ' . ' . .
( p. m. Kllpatrlck'S automobile dash
down 140-foot Incline, on Trail,
1 p. m. Organ recital, Auditorium. '
t p. m. Grand . concert, - Llberatl'l
band, bandstand. i
p. m Kllpatrlck'S bicycle rid down
flight of stairs, oa Trail. ' .
p. si. Fireworks on lake.
10 p. m. Kllpatrlck'S automobll dash
dOwn 140-foot Incline, on Trail.
11 p. m. Gates close. .
1.
Well Kaowa Olergywaa Mar,
Rev. Oeorsre jiLv- - Rolnlna-. . n. D af
South Orange, New York, la tn th city
to visit th Lewis and Clark exposition
;'':"::;:;.7 -Ai
Buy THE LEE
, . And Your Hat bRicht-
Only-$3.00
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AMDajsMJMTTB.
BSBawsssatasaaa
?amThectrc
Inreetloa
w. w. t. aeurir.
a Hem, m.
Morrlsoa. Street fcetweta eta aad Jtk.
Tomtght at S:SO o'CJoc -
Bargala-rrlc
Lett Perforata
TosMirrew'
', v Mfht .
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e'Cteek.
; roxTLA.ND'1 rAToarrs sOtob,
T. DANIEL FRAWJLEY
la' sUckard Harding Davis CoaMdy-Oraan,
"RANSON'S FOLLY"
mrmoAX. raJOxaMatiM. jb. m. ioe.
M(hU SB. 18, 60, T8, (1.
. " gBATS ABB NOW 1BUJNO. .
Marquam Grand Theatre
All Beit Week. Begtaalag afeaday.
TBS riMOTJS QgRMAg COMKDUKS,
soia abb mix. . - ' .-'
; la tke Kerrt Kasiaal Oeately.aaileHae,
: "L o. v.- y. . ; !.-..
POPTJtAB rarCfeSaB. ,.. aad W cents.
gBATS ABB MOW BEIXIKO.
Belasco Thtattt. mai?.ii
CrwsMrly Oehuabla ' Tbeatre) 14th A Was.
TOKIOHT AU. THB WBBaV'-v-1'
i KATINgEg TOMeBBOW AND BUNQAZ-.
THB COOLEST THI4TBB IN TOWN, '
A FOOL AND
HIS MONEY
' f Sea. H. Breadhont's Latest Psrea,
v , aa "played by-WllUaai CoMer.
-k eeHrktfal fsree. Oe see rt, Orrtoeiaa.
-'If IS lO ISQgS." TSieBTSBL -
"A srllllaat fsree. "Wearasl. ,: '
rrloes Mlgst, 1 t Tae; sMtiaeea,-M ts toe.
Mext week 'The Frisian f Beaa,' -
- The Land of
the. Midnight Sun
Knet tMaatlfel ef eleetro-ewehanleal amis
presoetlOBS ever airempiM. r. I. jmM,
TKX rsKBLLKB arriAvnw oa THK
.. .. . XBAU.
Bowling Cutest
raizx wAXTznia. sakxs oy aix xin.
. inrsIO BT LADntl' OaCBXSTBA. ..
Rohse'sPark
SUVDAT, JITtT 1. AlWXBSIOB TUI,
and to preach at Ith First Presbyterian
church. Dr. Sptnlng Is on of th beat
known clergymen In th country and I
a most interesting man. He was raised
among th Indians, and ther learned
to know and rid th wildest horses on
th plains. When 17 years ot age h
mada a reoord rid In th army, cover
Ing a distance of lit mile in 14 hour
carrying dispatches. H - was a hoy
bugler In th flrat regiment of rough
riders organised west of th Missouri
river In 1((L Ha mad an addraaa at
th general assembly of th Presby
terian church at Winona Lak In U7.
which th Chicago Interior Insisted waa
tha greatest ex tempo ran eoua speech ot
modern times. It stampeded th I as
sembly and resulted in the olectlon of
Sheldon Jackson aa moderator.. -.
BOYS MUST GET BELLS
- ON BICYCLES AT ONCE
eBBBBBBaBBBBeasawasa
For' th flrat time sine th organisa
tion of tha Juvenll court boy found
riding bicycles without bells wens
brought befor that tribunal this morn.
Ing. Flv wer arrested by Policeman
Roberts; one wss Either Ogg, a son of
Policeman Ogg. - Th other wer B.
Harrison, (7 Thurmsa street; Arthur
Kline, ((I East Couch; Oscar Brown,
7t( EastXhtk, ana jsomuna Molt. t7Vi
First. .
AU war released after their names
and addresses bad been taken by Proba
tion Officers Johnson and Hnwley. and
citations wer Isaued to their parenta
to be present at the juvenll court to
morrow morning. . Under , th law the
boys are not responsible for their of
fense, and their parenta will b held fo
anawtr. v.. . -
' Ohafoh BsaebaU Teasas.
Th Alert baseball team of th Whit
Tempi will meet the team of th Im
manual Baptist church of South Port
land tomorrow afternoon at Kast favls
and Twelfth ktrcsta, .
Tth Weak
B.lasse t ,
Bteok
O paay.
MID-SUMMER
Men's $7.50 Suits for..t?4.05
Men's $10.00 Suits for. .?7.45
Men's $15.00 Suits f of..? 0.75
The opportunity will not come
again to choose" from such" a
nice lot of clothing at the price.
Men's 75c Shirts for..;... 453
50c Underwear
MORRISOtf
CazffjTsrSr
ri a ajt
yynM, a Knux riqht
OalT
batb acosa.
Free Lectures on
AMD
Practical
Demonstrations '
Of the varktaa ate for sausary .paraeaas
. ..... -ef the- , . ,
QocolateandCocaa
Blaaataetare ky ' J
Walter BafcvfrCfi,
. tiurno
. DORCBRSTEB, MASS, ,
(Betabliahed lTSO.)
Will a gtvea ay
-1,
Misa Elizabeth K. Burr ?
iQsestie' Sclaae Dept. osM I. W. a A)
'", ,. V.!' AI
Upchurch Hall
1TTX US MSmTaTST.Ta STB. '. : ,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
At ioao oioak U th Busalag; aad
(SO'tnoMJava Afteraooa. ,.
Ssandea ef sflas Ban's Mrparatloae. sack
ss Cakes, PaddlDgs. Meruigms, - lase,
Soafflea, lee Cms. Bavariaa CveasM, et.,
will be served st each .lectara. sad ska
will be pleased to saawer all taqnuies re-
Crdlng the MB. - a dlftereat am will
prepered end mil st each laetare.
Baaiple cakes ef the Walter Baser Pre.
ntem Ne, 1 Cboeolato, the Tanlla Sweet
Chomlate and little aaaipl ease ef the
Brvakfaat Ooeea. ahw a beak ef "Chelee
Cheeelsts Beclpes" win he araeeeted te sll
aerwas attending these leetaree, aad all
wbe- are Interested a eelentlrle cook In
ahoaM aet fall te attend, aa they ate -
. raiB to aix.
EMPIRE
TXXATBX,
th u4 Mi
KXTHA ttils vk EXTRA. A 50-em skew
tor 10 . eentaJk Johastoa Mcmuey's great
aatle slay.
THE HEIR APPARENT
Matinee : every day. t:U; eveaJag, (:U.
ABMXSSXObT lO AT.WATS "
' Only botes aad Inges Nserved, 25c. Be
nteetrmi nargaia ei in
DAKEIt THEATRE
Kastlag A rkwd,., atgra. (yestsrs Seta ealy.)
Kerrey aad lane, Ana tea aad Carl, Alta raises.
Bey BToBrela, reae aad KeaaiBga, Test
Kaek aad Keviag riotans.
PerfnrnaBees dally at't:(0, T:(0 sad a. bl
8eHl "
Big Bill,
THE STAR .JTroth'
iHiiini a nit, f
. .. . OAXL lAVDEXSOIt CO., .
, ABBOTT AMD BBTAMT. ,"
JOSXrH M. OO LB Kg,
ZEVX1DA. '' v
: - yOlXFK BOBarxa."'
Oraeral sdnlailoB, : JO cnata. Bvealim.
Basaays .and hellrtays, t.nnrv.4 seats ea loa-et
Boor, iw-eaaia. box seats, as seats. ,
seeevtlle
THE GRAND
' Week of
BupresM.
" rtly 10th.
. IOI1T OATI.OB.
HOLMES AMD BOLMES.
. rigHEB AMD JOHMeOV,
r-.--. .. THB HEALT.
MB. BICHABO OHABLIS,
- ' . TBI OBAJIDItOOPE. '.'
Oenersl sdnrlmtoa. 10 eenu. Xvenlnn.
Snndaye and helldajs, reserved seats ea tower
Boer, au senia. an mh, zb cents.
LYRIC THEATRE
Beating yieed. Mara. -
Week Startiag Xeaaay, July M,
'A RUSSIAN SPY"
A (EHsATlOlf At WAS OAMA
youa acts.
, Admlaaloa to ear seat. JO emits. ;
LEWIS AND CLJtRKOBSERVJt.
TORY AMD CJfFS
yOBTLAHB SXISaTTS. . '
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frnaa to ef tower. lea eaa eat ealaty lunch
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sloa 10 easts. .
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CONCEBT EVEBt K10HT.
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Cooking
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Japanese
Curioi5
Visitors to the exposition
are cordially - invjted to
examine our magnificent
oriental curios, consisting of
fine Silver, Cloisonne, Bronze
Satsuma Ivory ; Carving,
Beautiful Decorated Porce
lain Tea Sets, Silk and Satin
Embroideries, Ebony Carved
Furniture. -
Andrew Kan & Co.
- ; 287 Morrison St.
A CHABICE TO
SAVE RaORIEY
Wa.Ar . Xavtag Bpislal Batoa - fa -
roUowlaf pxtsaatal
Ladls Tan Oxfords, 'worth $l9 and
11.00. for ... 1.T5
Ladles' viol Kid Shoes, worth 11.00.
tor ...-v.. .$2.00
lien's lf.10 and 14.00 Shoes and -
'Oxfords, for ..-..,......,..j.$2.S0
Boys and Misses' Shoe, worth f t.iO,
tor ....fl.50
Men's fll.00 snd 1X0.00 Suits
tor .....f 13.50
Men's 11.60 and 110.00 Bulta -
ror 4.. .98.60
Boys' 14-40 and 11.00 Butts fori.f 2.T5
Man's rancy Straw Hats. $1.00 .
vajua, for .......fl.TB
Men's 7lo,Uats for 26s)
Men's Pants, 10.00 value, for. ...64.60
Men Pants. (4.00 value, for. ..4.82.50
Men's Shirts, $2.00 and 11.00 - ,. -
grade, for ...81.60
Men's Shirts, 11.00 value, for. ....60)
Men's Underwear, $1.00 value, for..60d
It Is to your Interest to Investigate
this special sale. Com early wliU we
hav aU slses to please you. ..
RUNNING TWO STORES. " V
One Oor. St njad Tasaiun aad Oa
. Oor. Third aad Savla.
Portland Academy
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academy, corner ef Thirteenth and Barrlsea
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Portland Academy
' ' Portland. Oregea. '
Special for Satcriay Only
no.i uriurr ihA
1 lb. for:..:.... .: ' KA
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lamette River Passing
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Oregon Ciiy
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and m,-:
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