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VOL. XXXIII, NO, 137.
Tt is jterfectlj eafe to predict .villi the rapid growth of Portland, nod the marked ndantages
West Portland Park has by reason of its locatiou, motor Hue and B.uilder's Association, lota there
will be worth five hundred (300) to a thousand (81000) withiu tho next year. Portland is by all ;
odds the leading city or the great and prosperous Pacific Nortwest; it is the great money center;
it is the great wholesale jobbing center; it the great manufacturing center, and while it does not blow j
as many boom trumpets, or blow them as loud as some other cities, yet in its increase of wealth, j
population and businesp, it advances every year more than the combined growth of all the cities of
the Pacific Northwest. In the last year the valuation of Portland increased nearly eleven million j
dollars ($11,000,000)., while within the last nine months the building ani improvements have
reached the marvelous sum of eleven million dollars (11.000,000). No better judges of places of ia- j
vestment are kuown than railroad men; and it speaks with emphasis for Portlaud real estate when j
it is known that within the last six months more than four million dollars ($4,000,000) have been in-
vested by them in real estate in and around the city of Portland. "West Portland Park is one of the j
most beautiful and healthy locations around Portland. It is safe to say that such an opportunity j
as West Portland Park offers to investors of moderate means who are seeking a safe and profitable j
investment has never been known in all the great opportunities of the Northwest. The civil engi- :
neer who surveyed this tract of land (and ho is one of tho best in the city; says it U the roost de- j
irablo tract of land for residences he has ever surveyed. :
business Property.
On 2nd, 3rd, 4th. and 5th Streets!
InCeiitie of Town.
Lots from S4,000 to $ 1 0,003.1
ONE BL'H'K
With Water ont ise o.i Kiver. In Luslm-'S
pair of town. $25,000.
260 Acres Bottom Land
Alongside Astm i.i & South Coast V.. V..
n C':itsop PJal'-.s. Go.id Cedar Timber
Land. SuitL-V for PHttinn.
325 per Acrei Cheap.
WIWGATE & STOKE.
Astoria-I!wacG.
AND VX POINT -s
Tlio Steamer 'Volga'
CAPT P FAR1U1J, Master, !
Will leave every daj , Sand iy excepted !
Cannerv at llwaco .0 :13 a. :i, .
H. B. Parker' Dock. Astoria.. .2 :tr. p. M. j
For Freight or Passigc. apply on board.
Piano Tuning, i
At theSolint'ttinn of M.uix FruMids
ProL Francis j
Has decided to multc Astoria his future j
home. P.uties ownln-r Platios ran iiave
them J.t'pt in KrsJ-elass tune, tlie eari
around. " ;
llaviuj: eenri.l the prmcsp.il pitwnae i
of Astoii.i for tuohf jears, lie hopes to!
merit a oonttuuance of tlie same. i
lie takes pleame in refeninK to any and j
neiywell e:taldislicd Music llou-e on the
Coast, from Victoria lo .os Anpeles. j
l'eidenee at Mrs. HoMenV.
C P. Upshur,
Shipping and Commission Merchant
.".TatuSt. Wharf. AMon.t. sr. n.
S1T.CIAI.TIK.
Cannery Supplies
Barbour's Salmon Net Twines.
NKITUNE I'.rand feahnon Twine.
WOODnr.IlRY Cotton Lines and Twines
SEINES and NETTING
Ofa'I Description Fninished ai
factory Prices.
FIRE INSURANCE
Etiected in Fir-t Cl.is Cnnpanie,
Jiepiesenting SI 3,000,000
P1KENIX, Hartford, Conn
HOHE, New Yoik,
Ageac) Pacific Express and Wells, Fargo t Co.
The New Model Kange
CA.N BE HAD IN
Agent. Call and Examine It ; You Will be Pleased. K. It. nawes Is also Agent for tut
Buck Patent Cooking Stove,
AND OTHER FIRST CLASS STOVES
Furnace Work, Steam Fittings, Etc., a Specialty. A Full Stock on Hand.
WALL WM.W
AND
u CI LIU 0 U Eull HH 1 1 U lid i
6000 double roll of Wall Paper and Decorations of the latest styles and shades
just received direct from Eastern factories.
''Also a large assortment of
CARPETS,
Of aH grades m beautiful new designs
NiW Smyrna Rugs, PortierenQurtins, ChnaattJng, Etc., Etc.
n.H and AT.mine. . w
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The Teacher
iVliu .idvised her jmiiild to strengthen
;he:r minds y tho use of Ayer's Sar
jsparilla, appreciated the truth that
jodilj health is essential to mental
.-ijior. For persons of delicate and feeble
on jtitution, whether young or old, this
Medicine is reinaikahly lieneflcial. Bo
hup j ou get Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
" Eveiy spiing and fall I talie a num
hci of bottles of Ayei's Sarsaparilla, and
am great lv benefited " Mrs. James H.
Eastman, Stoneham, Mass.
"I Lave taken Ayer's Sarsaparilla
v. It h gi eat benefit to my general health."
Miis Thirza L. Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
"My daughter, twelve years of age,
aas suffeied foi the past ye'ar from
General Debility.
A fexv weelcs since, we began to givo i
tier Avers oarsaparma. iter ueaitn has
nearly improed." Mrs. Haniet H.
Itattles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
"About a year ago I began using Ayer's
naisapaiHla as a remedy for debility
tsii.l neuialgia lesulting irom malarial
cxposuie in the army. ' I was in a very
bad condition, but six bottles of the Sar-
apaiilla, with occasional doses of Ayer's
Piili, have greatly improved ray health.
am now' able to work, and feel that I
cannot $ay too much for your excellent
remedies." 1 A. Pinkham, South
Moluncus, Me
"My daughter, sixteen years old, ia
t.Miig'Aver'g Sarsaparilla with good ef
ffjt." P.ev. S. J. Graham, United
Iheihren Chinch, Bnokhannon.'W. Va.
I suffered from
Nervous Prostration,
(. ith lame ha-. and headache, and have
(ci-ii much benefited by the use of Ayer's
Sai.saparilla. I am now 80 years of age,
and am satisfied that my present health
and piolonged life are due to the use of
V r Sarsaparilla." Lucy Moflitt,
Kiilingh, Conn.
Mrs. Ann II. Farnsworth, a lady 79
rirs old, So. Woodstock, Yt., writes:
"AftiT several weeks' suffering from
ii-i vons prostration, I procured a bottle
i.f Acer's Sarsaparilla, and before I
1 .id taken half of it-my uual health
ii'turnrd."
iAyer's Sarsaparilla,
rP.EPARED BY
Dr. J.-C. Ayer &t Co., Lowell, Mass.
Trice & ; rix lott!cs. 3. Woith $5 a bottle.
ITMelsBfi, Lester & Aiienei,
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Surveyors and Architects.
Oprior.. Room Fi.avki.'s lii.uV..
SECOND STREET
1. O. Uox 8W. ASTORIA. OR.
Win. B. Adair,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
X. K. Tor. Olney and Third ts
P. O. Box 436.
Particular attention given to Properties
in Uvper Astoria ;ate to imrchase of Tim
ber 1-ands.
ASTORIA, ONLY OF
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0A1T OHINAMEN HOLD EEAL ES
TATE? A Skeptical Gentleman Was Thoroughly
Convinced That These
People Do.
A yreat many people laboi under
the impression that a Chinaman can
not craii real estate in this country.
A gentleman who was showing an east
ern friend around town yesterday, ex
plained to him that the Chinese stores
on Second street were all built on
leased ground, because Chinese could
not own tlie ground. A person pass
ing who heard the remark informed
the speaker that he was mistaken, and
that Chinamen could bu,y own and
hold real estate as well as any one else
it they had the money. "Well, that
may be so,' was the reply, but I
should like to have you show me a
Chinaman who owns a foot of land in
this state." lie was told to come
along and see such a. one, and the
party proceeded to the store of Seid
Back, on Front street
On being questiond, Seid Back ac
knowledged that he owned a quarter
block on First and Hall, on which
were five houses, a lot on First near
Market, on which were two stores,
half a block in Couch precinct, four
lots in McMillan's addition, East Port
land, and two lots in Carrnther s ad
dition. "When asked how much tho
property had cost him Seid Back
smiled and said, "Something over $30,
000." When asked how much it was
worth now, he smiled a broader smile
and said: "I guess you must want to
get the assessor after me."
Tho gentleman who thought Chi
nese could not hold property in this
stale threw up the sponge, but said,
'well I am certain that Chinese can
not own real estate in California." "Oh,
yes ihey can,"' said Seid Back, "a
friend of mine owns property on Du
pont street, San Francisco, for which
he paid $72,000. My friend Lee "Won
Gow here, of the Chown "Wah com
pany, on Second street, owns a farm
of about 400 acres at "Weimar, in
Placer cdunty, Cal., for which he paid
$17,000. Lee "Won Gow stated that
he had 20,000 peach trees, 5,000 apri
cots and 2,000 plum trees on his
ranche, beside some 000 apple trees.
He has it leased for $1000 a year. In
the fruit season 120 men are employed
on the farm. Last year the lessee
made nothing, but this year he lias
made some money. There are prob
ably many Chinese owning property
on this coast and there is nothing to
prevent them from owning more if
they can pay for it.'' -Oregonian, 12.
A PiizIe.
Wh grown men and women with matured
reflective pow-crs should neglect thoir small
ailments is really a puzzle. Hosts of other
wise sensible pcoplo thus bewilder conjecturo.
It is ono of tho things which, as the lato la
mented Lord Dundreary exclaimed, "no fel
lah can find out.' Diseases crow faster than
weeds, and, moreover, beget one another.
Incipient indigestion, a touch of biliousness,
slight irregularity in the habit of body what
complex and serious bodily disturbance, not
local, but general, do thoqo not beget, if dis
regarded? Baffle and drive off the foo at the
first onsot with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sovereign among preventives. A constitution
invigorated..a circulation enriched, a brain
and stomach tranquilized by this national
medicine, becomes well nigh invulnerable.
The bitters counteract malaria, rheumatism
and kidney complaint
The dead letter office continues to
afford astonishing proof of the care
lessness of the American people. Let
ters containing stamps, photographs
and drafts are dropped iiito the slot un
sealed, and a number of Chicago peo
ple have been so intent on securing
the world's fair for their city that they
have mailed letters -with no stamp, but
with world's fair stickers.
TIfAT TERRIBLE CO IT. II
In the morning, hurried or difficult
breathing, raising phlagm, tightness in
(he uhest, quickened pulse, chilliness in
the evening or sweats at night, all or
any of these things are the first stages
of consumption. Dr. Acker's English
Cough Remedy will cure these fearful
symptoms, and is sold under a positive
guarantee b7 J. W. Conn.
New York has 1-cenfc coffee booths.
Ladies will find relief from headache,
costlveness, swimming in the head, col
ic, sour"storuach, lvstiessness, indiges
tion, constant or periodical sick head
aches, weakness in the back or kid
neys, pain in the shoulders and differ
ent parts of the body, a feeling of las
situde tind despondency, bv J along
bitnmons Liver .Regulator. Jt is not
unpleasant, is purely vegetable,, and is
'.nortajurtons-io the most'delicate constitution.
ASTORIA, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13.
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PARK!
' A rich, beautiful tract of table laud,;seven hundred (700) feet abovo the Willam
ette. Beautiful parks, with mineral springs, shade tree3 and macadamized walks.
A building society in operation erecting cottages and stores for rent or sale. Only
500 of the 3700 of these lots are placed on the market at a quarter of their valne.
These Lots are Sold on the Installment Plan,
With easy payments, or a liberal discount for cash. A special arrangement will be
made with parties purchasing one or more blocks.
TTl.rMr
A carriage will bo in waiting with intelligent nud gentlemanly salesmen to show paities-those
lots, the work being done by the builders' association and tho motor line.
West Portland Park Ass'n.
RO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WITHOUT ,
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AST.-iC7li VCG2TABLC
AUt.TLt.55 i.i".n K'.ZCIZIUC
PHILADELPHIA.
Price. ONEDolUr
1 Ltlft.m -Mt
Tho majority of thn ills of tho human
body arlso from a dineaseil Liver. Sini
znons Liver Regulator lias been the mcana
of restoring more pcoplo to health ant.
happiness by giving them a licnlthj
Idver than any other asency on earth.
SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE.
Price SI.
The Onion.
ltolauicully, the onion belongs to
the lily family. Tlie odor of tho
vegetable, which is what makes it so
unpleasant, is due to a volatile oil,
which is tlie same as that in garlic,
though in the onion it is milder, and,
naturally does not last long; there aro,
besides, easy Mays, if one only knows
them, of remoung at once all unpleas
antness from the breath, A little par
sley, or a few grains of coffee,
or even a wallow or two of
milk, if takeji sifter eating, proves
an effective remedy. J3oiled"
onions are the least objectionable in re
gard to odor, and are as ensily diges
ted as any. The oil in tlie onion
passes off in tho water in which the
yegtables are boiled, and it tho kettle
is kept closely covered and the water
changed after they have boiled fivo
minutes, and then again ten minutes
later, there willbeno odor through tho
house, and tho onions will be white
instead of gray, us they so often are.
Besides being rich in flesh-forming
elements, raw onions are especially
good for breaking up a heavy cold;
they are silso stimulating lo fatigued
persons, aud are otherwise beneficial.
A CHILD UIIiliF.IK
Another child killed by the ue of
opiates given in the form" of Soothing
syrup. Why mothers give tlieii child
ren such deadly poison is surprising,
when they can relieve the child of its
Beculiar troubles by using Dr. Acker's
aby Soother. It contains no opium or
morphine. Sold by J. W. Coxx.
In the little town of Schleswig-Hol-stein
there 'is a tax exemption for dogs
"that sleep with their masters and
mistresses, and so preserve them from
gout, rheumatism and like pains."
Don't neglect your cough! Ayer's
Oherry Pectoral will cure it, andpre
vent consumption. Write J. 0.
Ayer GoM Lowell, for evidence.
Wife Mother wants to come and
mako us a visit, John, but Pm afraid
sho never will us long as we have that
parrot. Sho detests parrots. Hus
bandDoes she? Wife Yes, and
you know you have a standing offer
of 50 for that bird. Husband My
dear, I wouldn't sell that parrot for
3150.
tVhen Bby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
ITfcen she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she bec&aelCse, 8ho clunto Castoria,
iVKen aijahad ChildrVnTshB gave them Castoria
iws
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria
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Office Abington Bld'g,
Fooling a Sheep Dot;.
. I was staying with a Kentucky far
mer one night, and soon after supper
he stud to his three sens:
' "Well. l'oy. it is tho right sort of n
night, and 1 reckon you'd better put
J tho wool on and lie low.'
When I asked for an explanation of
his strange words, he invited me to go
out to tho bjin wheie the boys had
prccedetl us, and where I found each
I one covered with a disguise made of !
J sheepskin. Each one had a short,
j neavy eiuo, v.iui a portion ot it orna
.mcntedwithbht'rp .spikes, nnd when
; ready rhcy went oer to the pasture
p here about one hundred sheep were
lying. When down on their hands
;andlnn-f. md a little v,ay off thoy
i-closely rc-oiulfletl jnveigrcwn sheep.
Tlicy tool; different stations, and -the
fanner and I sat down in a fence cor
ner to wait.
It was perhaps"; an hour before an
alarm came. Then a dog stole into
the field from the rear side, and the
sheep came running toward us. Pres
ently there was a yelp, and then all
grew quiet. Ten minutes later a see
ond dog came in and he was soon fol- J
lowed by a third. Then, a3 half an
hour passed without an other alarm,
the tlnee boys came over to us. each
dragging a dead dog by the tail.
"Git tho spade and let's bury 'em'
said the old man. "How many does
this make this summer, Eeube?"
"Twenly-six, I reckon."
'Nicest thing in tho world," con
tinued tho father, as he rubbed his
hands together.' "Dog lakes one of
the boys for an old wether, makes a
dash at him, and the next tlung he i
kuows his head is busted. No shoot
ing, no row to attract the neighbors, '
and the man who missqe his dog can ,
have no hard feeling. Tumble'em in
boys, and then we'll tap the barrel of
now cider." Nan Tey: Sim.
If jour lung trouble is of sciofu-
lous origin, Ayer's Sarsaparilla will ,
cure you.
AIJEYOF MADE uiwrabl" hy in
dtecstion, Di7.iiKv-N. Los of Appetite.
Yellow kiJ5'.' ShilohV Vitamer i:i
positive euro. At J. C. Dement'.
THK KEV. GEO. II. TilAYEIC.
Bourho'", lnd . .as: "Uolh nivseif and
wife owe our lives to Shilnlfs Cons
tion Cure. At J. ( Dcment'.s
SlHJiOir CATARRH REMLDY
a positive euro for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Cankt r Mouth. At .1. C. fiemenfs.
WHY WILL YOl' cough when Shi
loirs Cu,ie will give immediate relief.
Price. 10 e's.. ro cis. and si. at ,J. C. De
nicnl's vQg UA.2.
WolJNDS,CbTS,SWELL!NSS
E. QpeIycPei?roQT7eT)tIy
r'by DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS?
T&CHAS.A.VOGELER Co. BALTO.Ma
'Ihavobeena crcat sufferer from
Torpid liver and Dyspepsia. Every
thlng I ate disagreed Tvlth too until i
began taTiing
I can now digest any Idnd of food,
never liavo a headache, and have gain
cd fifteen pounds in tvelght."
TT. C. SCmJLTZE, Columbia, S. C.
SOJJ) EVERYWHEKE.
Office, 44 Murray St., Hew York.
A Perfect Face Powder.
DBEUAM'e Hrefcalc-freo from
AGE POWDER "tt?
gitahllinil UFpoIton
fuh Iblc Uon'trnb off. bold bjUrcUt ,
J. W. COjKs
Jill. STRICKT.ER:
THEODORE OtSE.
the latest PERFUME exquisite
!to FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA
EKmEm3
Gamefl IS Poiis.
IH89.
To those who suffer from poor tenements, high rents, crowded streets, there nre a foj tab
worth considering in connection with beautiful West Portland Park. You avoid city tax ana to
fnv ntirl MA& .. l 1. 1 tm -r- . - - 1.1.- vrtrtlnriA DciU
i "uu kci, yum- iuoi at one-uau cost, ion get good Dure water and live aoove suo uiu -lonr
payment on your lot and house each month will not amount to what your rent doe3 now. xou
aro simply purchasing your home by paying your rent; you will have enough vacant room on you
lot for n kitchen Pnrdpm vnn nnn 1.-po nln'M-ono nn1 o nm it v. o fit- in An an: vou will not ut-
lot for n kitchen garden; you can keep chiokens and a cow
compelled to live on
and down two or three pair of stairs. In comparison, j-ou are no farther from West Portland Part,
with a motor road, than from Twenty-first street to the bridge by street car, while it willbe amuoa
It , iC " UL travBiluSi wiiu ies3 time ana only nve cents rare, vv est runwuu -.--- -
within what must be the limits of the City of Portland in the near future. There uo high hills to
scale, no rivers with tneir draw bridge hinderances to pass in reaching tho Park. When there you
do not have to keep your eye on it in fear of a changing surface from shifting sand, or iSS3.6
?,m,lr5?y bottom, or difficult of grade and cultivation from ledge3 and rocks. A BEATJTIi UM
FERTILE, DRY, HEALTHY TABLE LAND. These lots can be purchased on the installment
plan, or by paying cash for a lot a cottage will be put upon it, if desired, and paved for by monthly
payments, les3 than the rent of the same tenement would be in tho oity. The owners and manager
of this beautiful residence spot intend to moke it tho choice suburb of tho city of Portland.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
'lliv powiifi ni'viT v.met, a mutti'l of
,urit.-, itreiit;th and v.holesomeness, .More
economical than the oniinarv kinds, and can
not he sold In competition with the multi
tude or low test, short weight, alum or phos
phate powders. Sold only in cam. IiOYA
IIAKIXO POWDKRCO..106 V'all-St.. N". Y.
Lewis M. Johnsox & Co., Agents Port
land, 'iiegon.
&AKIH5
"my establishment known as the '
1TIENNJL HAVE NO EQUAL !
' PfnB5Hif . j WWf SL
ya ft I 1 lfiR,s"iMl xssTl UZW $&r3
Fi vale :it a luru.iin. rr p.u ticul-ns :i,ply ' S
; Gn WB Fisher, "S
Proprietor. ( SjMsirf!sSy
"IShively's Astoria.
IU-e.ni.i..4 To-I,V I Oiler for Sale. SgSKSSiiSI fl
Some of the lfest liesidence fS :-MM hh m-Mi-
Lots in the City. , SSjpjSBIg
! 1 he Block has been cleared and u, only . IwHPjSHiijfcfeS
,'. Blocks from Catop aim and Street Car 'WM HmHtL n " I ' 'III iH'm '" "'
Line. Lots 3JM0O and 33x150 at from BSOmimtmMj UijfGBBSggzSi-!
j 6200 to 22.-5. iKWBni
j Half C:ish. Balanee in i: mentlN: ."per! 6HBl6fflMir?8Sa
cent.orrrorCa3h. ' .-gnrm ,aggfegjagsaaiMKAf
SoePIntsatmyontee. ' S flJli)N FLAXMlLLS.USBURN.IPxELANDT M
TITAT1TOMT6 PAT.anii! r (iWm . V
y jt. tf. tii y l jujjiai a v r imx& rj i
GUSTAY HANSEN, Trop'r.
A Large and Well Selected Stock of Fine
Diamonfts t Jewelry
At Extremely Low Prices.
All Goods Bought at This Establishment
Warranted Genuine.
Walcli . and Clock Repairing
A SPECIALTY.
Corner rasa and Squemofiua Streets.
T. B. Loughery.
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Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes,
Confectionery, Etc.
NONE RUT THE BEST BRANDS HANDLED.
THIttD STREET,
Opposite H.ilin's Boot and Shoo Store.
ESTABLISHED
ism
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Drafts drawn available In any part of the
U. S. and Europe, and on Hong jKong, China
Office HotrEair-iO A.-airto'3 . m.
Odd Feliows Bun.DnrG,.AorIa, Oregon,
iiimiiiiiiiiinMiiiinuiniiiiiiiiigniiaKiiiinuiiiiisi
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiamnniifiiiiiiiiiiHiniHmiHaanHm,,,,!,,
the second or third floor, and let;
inni- nnn inr. vnn
t your
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LOTS
Electric Motor Line runs
urban homes for all, partly
no ravines, no heavy grading-.
j Fifty Dollars for Inside and Sixty Dollars for Corners,
j also on Installment Plan. -
Buy now when
W mgate & Sto
ODD FELLOW'S BUIDING.
BAHEOXJFS
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C.RAXD PRIX PABIS 187S,
"" AXD
GKAXD CROSS OF THE LEGION D'H03S"EnR
They received the "
ONLY GOLD MEDAL
toi-JbijAX tukeads atthe Sam
London islieries srliiToitiosaMla
s And have been awarded HIGHER PRIZES at the varTT '
INTERNATIONAL IXPOSiTlW 1
G-u.alIt3r aazi -l-was "be IDe-o -
ExHBnencea Fifcm Use n tifc
HENRY DOYLE & CO lr
517 and 519 Market Street, s.w "
AGENTS FOR PACIFIC COKst hRANC!SC0.
W00DBEEBY SEINE TWIMTE, &0PP J
TING Constantly on Hand. SEINES i patSI WIT- f
TEAPS burnished to order at Lowt1&i5?2S and
House Cleaning.
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Furniture Moving. Carpet Cleaning- 11
such work done nufck and chean . "
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Thirds
doorlronvXJassStreetFishMarket.
PRICE IVE
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if you see fit to do so; you will not De
wife wreck her constitution -fiwvg r
,. ,.,.. fmm Wpsfc Portland Parr,
rrrira wrantr nor nnimiuiiLiuu r. .
50x100.
through this Prooertv. Sub-
cleared. Good Bottom. Lands.
lots are cheap,
1 imn me gootts 01 any other $
IN" THE WORLD. 0
wry Prices.
j 1 t class lionso v "i-'ent hr- r
e a rnstlk. pjne 3 . assiSe P
?'an- Must tfva m, for k5S
class, honso vF -ent bv r
be a rnstf. p&e?3 wiaJ ft8'
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