THE INDEPENDCNT, HILLSBORO
Official Papar of Washington County.
Entered at the Poatofflta at Hllla
toro, Oregon, for tranamlailoa through
the malla u aecond-claja mail matter.
Official Paper of Walton County.
BY D. W. BATH
There In a popular diatruat of tbe
nroixjmtlou to monkey with th
a
prune crop.
Tbe czar's salary la $7,600,000 a
year and yet there la acarcely anyone
who would take h la Job.
A letter with a "burn this" pout
acript ahould for tbe Bake of safety
be burued before It Is aent.
I'rraident Htlllman said any banker
Is likely to make aa error. Aunty
Ch&dwlck will lull you the Mine
thin.
An EngliHh clergyman says that
meat makes a man Immoral. This
may explain why Ibe trust Is boost
ing the price.
It's an III wind that blows good
nobody. Tbe "glass-put-in" man
finding his time well taken up
Uuiwia thme dys.
Watch are now made only an
eighth of an Inch thick. Your pock
et book looks thin, too, after you
have paid for one of them.
A leading critic says: "evr of
the poets are now working at their
trade." How does he know, s'nro
the real poots are always dead.
New York's gilded youths have
calling cards for their dogs. Thus
boHtess knows at once which to ad
dress when they are usbered in.
I'ennypacker of Pennsylvania says
he believes the devil Is an editor
This shows that a very small reason
may sometimes totter on Its throne.
Two Omaha women, believing
that "cleanliness Is next toQodllness"
spent their last nickel for stove pol
Ish and proceedod to starve to death.
J. Pierpont Morgan has bought
King Leopold's Interest in a Chinese
railroad. It Is Dretty safe tosav that
Leopold didn't soak anybody on tbe
deal.
Secretary Shaw recommends that
the treasury vaults have alarms,
They should be arranged to go off
whenever a supply bill is introduced
In congress.
When a woman falls la love you
ran' make her believe all men are
alike, and when she has been mar
ricd ten years you can't make her
believe that they are not.
A Chicago man Is supporting his
nineteen children and their mother
on an Incomeof 19 a week. When It
comes to expert financiering there Is
something worthy of study.
A good deal of fun Is made of the
female bargain hunters, but It is
lust this clans which saves many a
man from misery by making the
ends meet and a little more.
The Htandard Oil Company should
be able If anything can to still the
troubled waters of legislation and
keep the machinery of congress In
good condition. It bandies the
goods.
A Cleveland editor advertises the
loss of a diamond scarfpin and dia
mond watch charm. As editors are
supposed to live the simple life, the
question is, where did he get those
trinkets T
A girl In Tampa was wooed and
won by mall, but she backed out
when the would be bridegroom called.
It Is a sad fact that a good many
men make their best appearance
through the postofflce.
This story that Hetty Green has a
doughnut for her lunch every day
should be discredited. Probably
some enemy is trying to spread the
notion that she is leading a life of
reckless self Indulgence.
Thousands of children in New
York have no breakfast at home be
lore leaving for school. It was a
wise missionary who said he could
not convert a hungry man, and we
listen to hear a teacher apply his
words to another field.
The differences between the presi
dent and the senale are not a circum
stance to the things that are going to
happen next winter when Mis. Fair
banks and Mrs. lloosevelt try to rnn
Washington society according to
their different ways.
A New York man has been declar
ed Insane because he wanted to tell
the president how to run the gov
ernment. The Insane asylums
would be Oiled If all the men who
have been giving such advice could
be Intercepted.
The Wisconsin assembly Is consid
ering a bill to Impose a tax of ftf
head for bachelor. The amount of
the tat Insures that no bachelor will
marry to escape the tax. At least
those who have talked with their
married friends on tb cont of a mod
ern wife will not.
New York dealers In automobiles
report the sale of over 1 10,000,000
worth of their machines la the last
two weeks. Most newspaper men
are using their last year's wheel or
walking.
According to ceunus bureau statis
tics telephone users In the United
States shouted "Hello, Cer.tral!" 6,.
070,554.666 times last year. The
census bureau has failed to gather
statistics showing how many times
central replied, Line's busy."
For the protection of hotelkeepers
sgalust dead beats, a bill was passed
at the recent sea-ion which provides
that any rxran who aha, 1 1 rwiimvw
his baggsge from a hotel without
first paying his bill shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, puuishable
by fine of not less than 20 nor more
lhau l 00, or be imprisoned not less
than ten days nor more than fifty, or
both fine and imprisonment. But
the fellow who leaves a grip filled
with old papers and a rock will be
found transacting business aa usual,
a
The Oregon press asked (he leg Is
lature to pass some legislation ap
pertaining to their line of business
that was by no mears a graft but
which has proven of great benefit to
older states that have passed the
same law, says the Qervais 8'ar.
"We refer to the bill proposed to
publish assessment rolls by precincts
in papers published therein, so far as
possible. It Is estimated that it
would cost Marion county not to ex
ceed $150 per annum and it would
unquestionably uncover thousands ol
dollars worth cf untaxed property,
but the legislators in their wisdom
unwisely turned down all requests
from the state -press. A hmall pro
portion of the money squandered by
our legislators If used to pass bene
flcial laws to the state and press
would be more to their credit." Oee
Whiz I friend Clarke, did you expect
legislators who ride on parses and
collect full mileage from the state to
pass a law which would brand every
mother's son of them (with perhaps
one or two exception) as blooming
liars every time the assessor comes
around. Just thank the Lord the
capitol Is still at Salem, and let it go
at that.
Aa Editor's Opinion of the Kojral Merge
EJyth Toxier Weatherred, in de
scribing a recent trip over the Den
ver and A Hio Orand railroad, says
In "The Exposition :"
"At last the goal of the ambition
of years has been reached marvel
ous, wonderful, grand and Inspiring
Royal Oorge Is in sight. The only
disappointing thing is you only have
one pair of eyes, while the train
darts In and out of the tremendous
chasm. If any who have never seen
It are wondering how It looks Just go
and see. Thousands have tried to
describe it, yet every attempt falls
short of giving the sul ject Justice."
If you contemplate a trip Est,
write W. C. McBrlde. 124 Third St.,
Portland, Or ., for booklets picturing
Colorado's famous scenery, and any
other information you may desire.
World's Fair Nearlug Coinpletloa.
With the opening day of the Iewls
and Clark exposition rapidly ap
proacbing, It Is gratifying to the of
flciala and the people of Portland to
note that the work has advanced to
such an extent as to surpass the most
sanguine hoee of all.
If current reports may be accepted
as a criterion, such a condition is
wholly without precedent. It li uni
versally known that in the Instances
of the Chicago, Atlanta, Buffalo and
St. Louis expositions, upon the open
log days, much remained to. be done.
There was a deplorable absence of
the finished appearance which will
prove a marked feature of the Lewis
and Clark exposition.
According to an official report of
tbe percentage of completion, the
buildings and landscape gardening of
the mainland and the decorative
work Is advanced in excess of 90
per cent. In St. Louis within three
months of the opening day, work
was advanced but 80 per cent.
The mere fact that the centennial
Is advanced to such an extent within
four months ot Its opening day, Is In
all probability due to the Ideal cli
matic conditions which unquestion
ably have materially facilitated the
work of construction.
When the gates of the Lewis and
Clark exposition are thrown open to
the public on June 1st, visitors miy
walk through both buildings and
grounds and to the most remote
parta of the fair site entirely unham
pered. All debris which nceAarily
accompanies the hurr'ed construction
of exposition buildings will have
been removed, and the great exposi
tion, commemorate of the famous
expedition to the Northwest will be
holly complete.
A beautiful Kttx'k ot stationery tor the
ladies just received at the IVlU. Some
thing new and nice. Trice are one of
the prrttv features, too. 1
rrirht'a Terfldj.
From the Oregon Mint.
The old adage that "rata desert a
Inking ahlp," waa never better ex
emplifled than io the following ex
tract from Tuesday's Washington
dispatch to the Oregonlan :
"Io connection with Mr. Mitch
ell's letter to Tanner, it developer
that Max Pracht, who delivered the
letter to Robertson, turned a sharp
trick to his own advantage. Prachl
recently resigned as special agent of
the land office and came to Washing
ton seeking an appointment Io sow
i ther department, but hla closest
friends, Mitchell and Hermann, were
indicted and could not help him
When Mitchell decided to write Tan
ner, he did not trust R iblnsoi either
to write or to knowingly carry any
word to hla law partner, but hmi
Pracht band the fatal letter to Rob
ertson to throw nlin off tbe scent.
Pracht was shrewd enough to sur
mlse that the letter waa Important,
and on the quiet be informed thj ae
cret service officials of the treasury
that Robertson waa carrying an Im
portant paper to Tanner. Pracht V
tip led to the capture of this very
important document In the govern
ment'a case, and a few days later
Pracht was appointed special agent
In the treasury department."
Was there ever a dirtier trick than
this r If it la true that as a reward
for betraying hla friend, Pracht was
appointed special agent of the treas
ury department, the government will
do well to detail one man to do noth
log else but watch Max Pracht. He
is a cheap skunk and would sell out
the government Just aa readily as he
sold out the man at whose hands he
was seeling favors. The practice of
rewarding such men by giving them
positions of trust is unworthy of this
great government. Possibly inform
ers are necessary, but they should be
rewarded io the true orthodox fash
Ion by payment In silver.
Centennial Notes.
A miniature mint in full working
operation will be a part of the gov
ernmenl exhibit at the Lewis and
Clark exposition.
More than thirty national conven
tlons are scheduled to convene in
Portland during the fair.
Electricity in Its every conceivable
application, representing the most
marvelous achievements in modern
science, may be seen at the expos!
tion.
A native Phlliplno theatre, in
which amusements peculiar to the
Inhabitants of our Island territory,
Is to be one of the many excellent
attractions of the "Trail."
The government fisheries exhibit
at the Lewis and Clark exposition
will show the evolution of a Royal
Chinook Salmon, from the embryo
to a well matuted fish.
Some Idea of the privations endur
ed by Lewis ard Clark In their ex
pedition to the great Northwest, may
be gleaned by a careful examination
of the exhibits characteristic of the
earlier history of Oregon territory.
The model dairy farm at the
Lewis and Clark exposition, In which
everything pertaining to scientific
dairying methods, will prove of par
tlcular interest to those interested in
dairying.
The caressing melody of the chimes
In the towers of tbe main govern
ment building will recall mental pic
tuiea of the missions founded by
Junlpero Berra and his Intrlpid fol
lowers in the seventeenth century.
But seldom are some of us afforded
an opportunity to bear the world's
famous bands. Many of them have
been engaged to play at the fair,
among them oelng tones', DeCsp
rlo's, Ellery'a and the Hawaiian Im
perial band.
The manufacture of gold pens will
form one of the many Interesting
working displays at the fair.
Callfornla'a building at the fair
will be four times as large aa tbe pa
vilion the state erected at St. Louis.
Fraternal societies of the United
States have organized for the purpose
of erecting a Temple of Fraternity at
the lxwia and Clark fair. Over
$20,000 haa been pledged toward the
project and the erection of a beauti
ful and appropriate structure Is as
sured. It has been decided that the ma
chinery, aa well as the amusements
on the "Trail," at the fair will be
stopped oo Sunday, The. exhibit
palaces will be open to the public
and all other features of the exposi
tion will be running as on week
asys.
The Lewis and Clark exposition
buildings will be protected from fire
by a regular automatic system of
nreaiarma. Thevystem works like
ordinary improved city systems, au-
tmetlcally harnessing the borwv to
the lire engines and wagons, as well
aa souudlog the alarm.
Western school teachers have ad
opted a novel method of advertising
the fair. They give their children
si an exercise the task of writing a
letter to some relative or friend In
lite Eist, extending an Invitatiou to
attend the exposition. School eh II
dreu of Mom-ow, Idaho, recently
wrote 1,100 such letters.
O round has been broken for the
Washington stste building and work
n the structure begun. The building
will typify the timber wenlth of tbe
Eve-greeu state. The Washington
legislature approptlated $75,000 for
rectiugthe building aud collecting
-ind Installing a comprebeiiHlve dis
play of the resources of the state.
An excursion that will doubtless
tltiact great interest is one planned
iy F. R Drew, of New York city.
.Mr. Drew will conduct a traiu of
prairie schooners from Portland, Me.,
'O Portland, Or, the latter part ol
he Journey being along the trail
followed ty Lewis and Clare 100
years ago. The travelers expect to
reach Portland In October, In time
io attend the exposition.
It Saved Ilia Leg.
P. A- Drfofortli of LaOrauge, Qa.,
suffoied for six months with a fright
ful running sore ou his leg; but
writes that Buckln's Arnica Halve
wholly cured It in five days. For
Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the best
salve in the world. Cure guaran
teed. Only 25 cts. Sold by all drug
gists.
A Portland syndicate has purchas
ed the Dr. Bailey property at New
port and will convert il into a swell
hotel for the accommodation of sum
mer tourists. The one thing needed
at Oregon's favorite resort. Lookout
for Newport and Nye Creek to boom.
Working Overtime.
Eight hour laws are Ignored by
those tireless, little workers Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Millions
are always at work, night and day,
curing Indigestion, Biliousness, Con
stlpation, Sick Headache and all
Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles.
E'isy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25
cents at all drug stores.
No local option election will occur
in June. It seems that the house
com nlttee representing the aoti sa
loon crusade In the legislature promls
ed members that if the Jayne hill whs
defeated they would not call for any
election In June. At a meeting of
the standing committee of the Anti
Saloon league and the State Prohibi
tion Alliance of Oregon, held Tues
day in tbe rooms of the Young Men's
Associations this decision was
reach d. The action of the commit
tee dots not bind absolutely all pre
cincts, cities and counties of the state,
as the initiative can be taken and
the work carried out Independently,
but the fact that the state organiza
tloiis advocate this course will no
doubt prove effective in preventing
local option elections where no vote
Is taken on other matters. Astoria
Herald.
More Riots.
Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an individual dis
order of the system. Overwork, loss
of sleep, nervous tention will be fol
lowed ry utter collapse, unless a re
liable remedy is immediately em
ployed. There's nothing so efficient
to cure disorders of the Liver or Kid
neys as Electric Bitters. It's a won
derful tonic, and effective nervine
and the greatest all around medicine
for run down systems. It dispels
Nervousness, Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia and expels Malaria germs'
Only 60c, and satisfaction guaranteed
by all druggists.
The February number of the PacJ
fic Monthly is a characteristic issue,
neat, attractive, with fine illustra
tions, and thoroughly in keeping
with the publishers' idea of making
a distinctly Western magazine, yet
one of general Interest and value.
The cover design is from tbe group
by II. A. McNeil in the city park at
Portland, Oregon, and Its adaption
for a cover design makes an unusual
ly eflectlve thing. In the depart
ment "PeoploPlaces-Thlngs," which
introduces tbe magazine each month,
there are sketch of Washington's
new Oovernor, Washington's Farm
er Congressman, Wesley L. Jones,
the big ship "Minnesota," redwood,
burl, and the Alaska goose, all of
which are illustrated. Tbs depart
ment contains In addition illustra
tiona of some big trees, studyiug gull
chicks, the Oila Monster, Alice Roote
veil, scenes in Northwestern Wash
ington and Indian pictures
Tragedy Averted.
"Just iu the nick of time our little
boy was savd" writes Mrs. W. Wa
alns of Pleasant City, Ohio. Pneu
monia had played sad havoc with
him and a terrible cough bad set In
besides. Doctors treated him, bui
he grew worse every day. At length
we tried Dr. King's New Diaeov 'ry
for Consumption, and our darling
was saved. He's now sound, and
well." Every nody ought to know,
It's the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds and all Lung diseases. Guar
anteed by all druggists. Price 60c
and $100. Trial bottles free.
'One hundred thousand hop roots
wanted at once at Cate's Market.
Wanted, 10 men in each state to travel
and tat k it,'na and diatribuU aani!e
and circular of our goods. Salary $75.00
r mouth; $3.00 per day for expenses.
Kuhliuaa Co., Dept. Atlas Building,
Chicago.
Olytnipic Flour Las been tested by
lovers of good bread and has been fouud
superior to all other brands. 'Try a
sack at f 1.25 and you will use no other
At fate's Meat Market ami Grocery.
WANTED TJCSTWOBTHY MAMOB WOM-
an to manage business in this county and
adjoining territory for wall established
house of solid financial standing. 1-0.00
straight cash salary with all necessary
expenses paid weekly by check from
headquarters. Money advanced for ex
Njnaea. Position permanent; previous
experience not essential. No invest
ment required. We furnish everything.
Enclose self-addressed enveloiie. Ad
dress, Manager, 810 Couio Block, Chica
go 111. sawl'i ,
Jlriefi, pamphlets, folders, circulars.
dodgers, programs, invitations, letter
heads, uill-Iieails, enveloites, and an
nouncements turned out on short notice
at this office.
You can get any kind of a blank
printed by applying at this ollice.
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN in
this county and adjoining territories, to
represent and advertise an old establish
ed house of solid financial standing.
Salary to men $21 weekly, to women IU
to $1H weekly with Expenses advanced
eacli Alonuav by check tlireettro'u head
quarters. Horse and buggy furnished
when necessary; position permanent.
Address, Blew Bros, A Co., Dept. 6 Moti
on liidg., Chicago, in.
Hop roots, $1 per 1,000; also bop sup
plies, at Cate's market.
Call at Cate's for your hop-wire and
fertilizer. Trices right.
Portland and Return 85c.
The Southern Pacific Is now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Hillsboro for 85 cents, good going Satur
day P. M., or any train of Hunday, re
turning Sunday and Monday, giving
all day Hunday and Monday in Portland
The same arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland people
a chance to visit valley points at greatly
reduced rates.
Have you tried the Delta Pink rills?
tiood morning.
Winter Rates to Yaquina Bay.
In order to aooommodata th maoy people
who wUb to maka a winter trip to Tabula Bay
the southern Pacing Railway company will aell
on Wedneadayiaod Saturday! of each week, uo
til March It, 1WS, round trip tickets, at low
ratoi, to Yaquina Bay and retnrn, limited to
lxty daya from data of aala. Thoae who dealre
lo take advantage of tbli rate ihould apply to
neareat Southern Pacific Uckat agent for llckeU,
Manufacturers of
Mouldings, Celling Hough
ninl Dressed Lumber, Win
dow and Door Frames,
any kind of Wood Work.
THE BEST WOOD PUMP
on tno market.
We do Turning, Handsaw
and Bracket Work.
Apents for Mt. Vincent Lumber
Co., Successors to Nelson & Reed
Factory and Lumber Yard
Next to Depot.
PROF. EDWIN A. SMITH,
OP COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
Instructor of Instrumental Musis.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
At Hillnboro Tuesday and Wednesday
of each wwk. Instructions given on
the l'iano, Violin, Guitar or any string
instrument. Address, Room 1, Uem
Ueetaurant, Hillsboro.
Milk Delivered.
John W. Gates delivers
f resit milk erery morning
Those wishing milk may
leave orders at Mcssing
ers Grocery or phone 310
THE WHOLE THINS IN AN EGGSHELL
How to Get
200 Eggs a
Year per Hen
The second edition of A Practical Poultry Han
nal la now ready. Contains among other thlnm
the famoaa Sampano Method of Feeding, which
la knows to beone of tbe beat meana of making
a profit from ponltry. Soma of the chapter bead
Inga are: Brooder i'tilcke; Fmfltabla Poultry
Raiting; Principle IHfnculllea; Remedlea for
Roop; Paring the molt; Economy In Feeding:
Poultry aa Bilinear, Trap Neeta, with plan. and
UliMtmllona. Thla chapter la worth the prica of
the book. Telia the practical way to make poul
try pay. Price Me.
Onr paper la a2 page Agricultural Magazine
with booaehold. Pool try, Horti collar, and Dairy
Iiepartmenta. Sabacrlptwn price tl 00.
To Introduce oar monthly laloyoar home we
will eend the paper one year and A Practlra
Poultry Manual for ht eenta.
Tnfi Pacific Tree ani Tine.
Park Hotel IUdg., San Jose, California.
iesler 1 Co.,
MoeuiitDsooirisDeo.l"
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I r .T-.. Wa to MitMUM UiU liaO- lUukAl
c..ijn-Uu.u, in, n, COUNTSIIS. I
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itent 14 Infringement Practice laclualvely.
tU lal Start. Vaiv4 lutat htaat Ooa, I
wtisitiaroN, o e.
Send No Money
ONLY TOUR NAMQ AND ADVRKHB
For SampUi of Cloth, Etc
turn JpIr.DU oroei
TEe Medal Tail on
ee-Tl Third Bt. VortlajaA, Oa.
Plata mention thla papar.
raw
The3Iost iiellghtiul Way to Cross the Continent.
Through Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Leadville,
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
A Daylight Hide Through Nature's Art (.allot y.
Passing Castle Gate, Canon of the Grand, Tennessee
Pass, Marshall Pass and the Royal Gorge.
3 Traina Dally Between Ogden and Denver 3
EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE
SEEK NO FURTHlilt, HETTKU CAN'T HE FOUND
For detailed Information, address
W. C. McBRIBE,
I34 Third Street
The Hillsboro Independ
ent, The Portland Tri-Weekly
Journal and The. Pacific Tree
and Vine, one year for $2.
ASK THIi AGHNT 1-OR TICKETS
VIA
To Spokane, S. Paul, Miniioap
oils, 1J 11 1 11 1 li , llilaigu, M.
Louis, and All Points
Last and South.
2
OVKRI.ANI) TRAINS
DAILY.
2
The Flyer aud the Fsnt Mall
SPLENDID SERVICE.
rrvro-DATE equpiment
COl'RTKOUS EMPLOYES
DAYLIOIIT TRIP ACROSS the
CASCADE and ROCKY MOUN
TAINS.
For Tickets, Rates, Folders and
Full Particulars, call ou or address
II. DICKSON,
City Ticket Aget,
122 Third St. Portland
S. O. YHRKIJS, G. V. P. A.,
612 First Av., Seattle, Wash,
We give Expedited Scrvlfe on Freight.
Route your Bliipinenta via the (ircut
Northern.
Full inlormution from Wm, Harder,
General Atient, Portland, Ore.
y t
fwm
VlUVUgU
Portland
Special
the mt luxurious tr.iin in the world.
1'iillni.in .lc'iiit i.irs, dining cam,
ImlTct onx'kiinf nnd lit r.iry car
Jarlx-r and hath), l.cr than three
(i.iyi l'ortland to Chicago,
TwoThroughTrains
to Chicago d.iily from Portland and
point in On n anil Eaxti rn Waah
in'tcpn the Oregon Kaiiroad &
N.i iuation t o., Oregon Short Line,
I'nion I'ac'fie K. I'., ami Chicago fit
North-Western Ky., o er
Tha On! Dwbia-Track Railway
Th M itc-jrl River and Chicago
Dni'v r riirmn hi I' V!m;in tourist
I pin r.tr Ir.'tu l'.rt'.itnl ihruugb
tl i lilt .Ik' Without C.litMr.
ft. . HMTOI IF. AG RARKPft.
Gn I A if I Far fmil, .. r il . rfraf.
In Miri.-1 Strf. f Din I Ntrrt,
tN ! , CAI.. f ITLAND.OMI,
Chtcaffo A North-Wetter lty
II
To Fatrona and Correspondenta.
I All locals will be rua till ordered out
I ...
unless otherwise specified.
j lon't send us lor free publication any
thing of an advertising character.
I lou't ask oa t send you names and
address of cirrcHHinilc!it. That is
' private mutter between them and u.
Copy for ails, chunges, etc., must is? In
the ollice Ivfore '2 o'clock p. m. Wednes
day to insure proper care and attention .
I liurch and society notices free, ex
cept alien fir money making purposes.
Such notices at regular rate at the op
tion of the publisher.
Oou't send ua articles on silitics, tem
perance or religion. Iiscussion of such
topics only leads t violent and abusive
language in the end.
Before coming to the city to trails
readers are requested to examine Ttie
Independent advertising columns. Its
the active w ide-auake business man who
advertises, consequently he is the most
accomodating, sells the chcnix-at. and
deals the most libarullv iu everv wsv.
General Agent.
Portland, Oregon
WET WEATHER. WI5D0M!
v VtV the original
SLICKER
SLACK OB VfcLLOMr
WILL KEEP YOU DRY
NOTHING ELSE WILL
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTO
CAT.Loauce rare
ruLi tiNi or aaaaitNTa tno mats.
A. t. TOWER CO., aoaroN, M.aa., u a .
TOwrn CANAOt.MCO., LTO-, TORONTO, CANADA.
Announcement.
Having purchased the Central
Meat Market, we wish to announce
to former patrons and the public,
that we have established a free de
livery and have reduced the prices
on all meats. For the Inrst cuts
and best service possible we res
pectfully solicit your patronage.
EMM0TT BROS.
OREGON
SHOWTIME
ahdDmion Pacific
Three Trains to the Hast Daily
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70
HOURS
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
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