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? PORTIiAND OBEGOl; : TnimSDAY, 1 5, 1 1902.
VOL. X TTO. 75.
PRICE t lTVE ! CENTS
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HOUBICAriTS CELEBRATED PERFUME 'IDEAL-
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AMBREROSE ?f 5 v
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LATEST PERFUME.
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In .the State. Have Been Received.
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OE0RQB & CHAMBERLAIN 13
LBCTE1 OOV1ERN09 OF OBBOQlf
btJw majoritt. '
turna m tabulated, and doubts given
Fumlah In all countlei .from which offl
totala not jt at hand.
Tlw tiunt of th day ra based upon,
thorn ef tha latest published this roorn
mg, with oornictions that cams tn throuch,
the dw. ;t a.;; number o?countIes,.ith
ompW rrturns today av a large s4
jaitlon to, Chamberlain, while some added
to Tur&lsh'a tlsures, but .the entire body
of "the returns Of the day show the port
land: man ahead by the number given
. herein' ?X J.S. 7f. ,:; -All
day there has been a feverish anz-
other offices were paid any attention by
the people hero or through the state, so
far as news that came In is oonoerned.
COUNTY
TICKET
Citizens Win Assessor
and City Treasurer. v
The Cltlsens ticket won only two of
Saes In the county that of Assessor, car
ried by Charles K. McDonnell, who de
feated George E. Watklns by 872, Tb
other Cltlsens Ucket winner Is J. E, Wer
lete, for City Treasurer. v
Everything " else is Republican In the
count. Including H legislative- eandt
dates. Who won by bis; majoritlesi t -
There are several precincts from whl9lt
accurate returns are not to be1 had, but
in nowise can the result be changed.
The .'results on the close contests are
as follows; '
For Mayor
George H. Williams, Rep 7006
Ii. D. Inmsjft, CJt ..6311
For City Auditor ,
T. G. Devlin. CltRep..... .....10,207
For City Treasurer .
J. C. Jamleson. Rep..... 6167
J. E. Werlein. Cit ......6322
For City Attorney
L. A. McNary. Rep 6994
E. C Bronaugh. Cit 6378
For Sheriff
W. A. Storey. Rep "642S
John Drisooll. Cit .....8210
N. H. Bird, Ind.......w .4011
For County Clerk
Frank B. Fields. Rep ........7302
J. P. Kennedy, at.................-6676
sCwsBtr.- gtesppr-r-;-.- .-'-: w--43eorge
E. Wa.ti.tas. Bep..w.,. v.7.-....6980
George E. McDonell, Cit. .'......7356
THB ELECTED. ' 1
Governor George K. Chamberlain, Dem.
Suprome Judge R.. S. Bean, Rep. "IZ
Beers tary of StateF. L Dunbar, Rep.
State Treasurer C 8. Moore, Rep.
Superintendent, of Public Instruction
J. H. Ackerman, Rep.
Attorney General A.. M. Crawford, Rep.
State. PrlnterJ. R, Whitney, Rep. .
Congressman First District T. H.
Tongue, Rep. ' ,i.."':;.;- "
Congressman Second District J. N.
Williamson, Rep..
...W;V';, r - LEGISLATURE.
Seventeenth Senatorial District-Herbert
Holmajw Rep. . i .
Seventeenth RepresenUtive District C,
W. Nottingham, Res..
Eighteenth Senatorial District H. E.
McGinn, Rep.
State Senator (to fill vacancy)-G. T.
Myers, Rap.
JEaghteenth , Representative District A.
A. Bailey, W. M. Banks, S. B. CoVb. H.
J. Fisher,. John Gill. C. W. Hodson, W. R.
Hudson. J. 8. Hutchinson, W. N. Jones,
D. J. Malarkey. G. M. Orton. S. Reed.
Reps. ' ,.' ,
COUNTY.
.County Judge L. R. Webster Rep.
County , Commissioner F. ;C . Barnes,
. Repr .. . 7. ,; '
Sheriff-W, A. Storey.; Rep. '"
.County, ClerltF; 8. Fields, Rep. .
c- County' -Assessor Charles MoDonnell,
at .-- ;
'County Auditor C, A, Brandos, Rep. 4
County .Surveyor J. A. Hurlburt Rep.
Coroner J. P." Fmley,Rep.. , J
'" Justice of tW,Peace ' (Went Side) W,
Reld, 'RepA.'' "t W t :. 'i
4 ConsUble (West Slde Walter Ja,cksbn,'
Rapi:-':.' .i'-? 7,:7, -V. ; ': : A..::': ;-1
7 Justice of ttife Peace (East Slde--Wal-demar
Seton,'Re. " . ' "C7r7", '
: Constable (East Side) Douglas Keenan,
Rep. . jr.y I : :.. . - '
7. P CIT If, '-!5 .' " '.fi-'c -
';:iayor-G. H.WUliam Rep,2r!lii:l
"City AiidlVdr T. C .Devlin. CltReo.
1 City Treasurer J. E. Werlein, Cit. '
City Attorney L, A. McNary, ' Rep. 5
; Mil nlclnal JOifaTk-W tW Ham Red!
OtF'EnjUteerW.C''iaUotW' K.??s
Council men F,Irst Ward, C'E,J Rume
tUv RU.; Second Ward, M- FoeUer, Cit.;
The Oovernorshlp was the bsorblnj top
lo, and nerves were tense e,nd f eoUnte-'
nances ' .expressive of Interest ;
:. COtJNTJS IN DETAIL. - .
I -The figures most to be Relief upon are
ss' follow for alt the counties of the
state, belnr given by dividing them Into
XamberUtta counties and'Furnlalt eoun
tles: ,' ''.';-.. ri'.:':.;::
'. CUAMBKRLAIN COUNTIES. -
143
Marlon ........ v...........
.... 322
881
1M
.... B5
'.,V;.J69
Douglas
Jackson
Morrow
Umatilla
Union r,.v.,.,;..v. .(.,..;
Baker
Malheur ... . .,,
Multnomah ....
707
617
15
........... 762
Wallowa'
..... .......
Total for Chamberlain .......... .......771
FURNISH COUNTIES. . .
Clatsop ......... 108
Third , Ward. Fi T. Merrill j CltRp.:
FouTrth 1 Ward.r K. Bentley,? Rep. t
Fifth Ward. B. "P. Card well, iReit Sixth'
Ward B.! D,SlglerKRp:v,. Seventh Ward,'
I Zimmerman, Clt.-Rep.; Eighth Ward,
D. T. Sherrett. Cit; Ninth Ward, J. P,
Sharkoy, Ret-tTenth Ward, H. C Albee,
Rep. j Eleventh Ward, A. F. Flegel, Cit.
Visiting T. P. A. Ladies
PlayCafiJs atThe
The ipactous parlors at the Hotel Port-
Itftnd 'were filled this mornlnsr with the
ylslttnjdlesf the Travelers' -prottfe-livjj
i 'Association an their hostesses, la
dies' of this city, 4ho enjoyed a card
partjrfrflm 10:80 untinuncheon time. '
The effect of the; decorationB of the
parlor was exquisite, pink being the pre
dominating color. Roses were used ex
clusively around the large mirrors and
on the tables, and, immense Jardinieres of
roses were placed around the room. The
score cards were In the form of roses,'
and the rules were on pink piper. Dur
ing the morning ice cream was served on
pink roses. The .elaborate toilettes of the
ladles was the most beautiful feature of
all, the dainty gowns having a smart
ness and chic effect that was delightful,
Twenty-five tables were occupied by the
players, who were, visitors exclusively,
no prises being awarded, to Oregon ladies.
The prises were six In number aqd were
most elegant ' For first honors were
given a handsome brass clock and can
delabra' wltnJWatteau paintings. ' Second
waa'an 'amethyst ptn set 4n""peari.' '- A
beautiful urn and. cloisne set was gfvt
as third prise, o Fourth w aluble
Indian basket. A ,bronie urji w.a sward
ed the next In rank, and to the one who
neither cut nor won a prise was given a
piece of Lansdale'' glass from , Felden-
Beimer,.!,''tV 'i,. ..':
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NEW SUITS.
The following new suits have been, filed
In the State Circuit Court:
S. JL ,'Goldschmidt vs. Frederick A.
French, to recover a balance of 81840 on
a promissory: pote; Co-operative Invest
ment Company, assignor. -,
"'Virginia L. Lucas vs. Willis Lucas, for
divorce; on: the ground of. abandonment
The wife prays -for : the custody of the
minor childDora A. Lucas. . '
William Druck ; vs. Joseph K., Henry,
Herbert, Ralph and Maud Thompson and
John B. Coffey, their guardian, to recov
re 85000 on a promissory note.
Mary G.. Martin vs. Robert C. Smith,
John Barry, et al., to 'riecover 81265 on a
note. - x7"$ ': "'; .: ;
H. N. Scott vs. Mary F. Jardine et al
to ' quiet OUe to lot 15, block 30. Wood
lawn. '''' ..i
Rothchild Borthers.vs. J. O. Mack, to
recover 83000 on a note.' -
Strawberry Crop.
v On account t; of : the continued , cold
weather strawberries are ripening slowly,
and tfte California product, is about all
that has been on the local market In. any
abundance. A limited amount is brought
h-ie from, Th Dalles, South Oregon and
Mount TaboK "None of the Hood River
berries has arrived as yet, they , being
mostly shipped East. If the weather be?
comes warm they will ripen rapidly, and
shipments, from there win probably ar
rive here- next week. The price still re
mains high-from 12 to ; 16 cents per
box. It ' is thought , that they will be
selling at 8 cents. In, a short time.
'.Suit to Quit Title.
. : Iulse jdarllnllbj,herl sttorneyJBllis
G. Hughes- coromenoed suit before Judge
Fraser, tn, the: Stato Circuit Court, this
morning, to dutet Otie to property In Irv
lngton. upon which J. Adrian Epplng has
same claim, which la Presented by Man
ning &. Spencer. .The. dlsnute la ever the
boundary Une , . ,
Columbia .................... 31S
Washington, .,..,.., 270
Tahiii r.4,...;i.;i..,....t..'ii...t;
Tillamook;
Coos .......
Curry V....
....... .....v...., .......
...... ioy
Benton r ,
41J
Clackamas
Lake ..'....'
......... 40S
171
... .
Harney .. ........OM-jiV.
60
Lake .;......,.... .,...............i...iV 1"
Josephine . . . ... ... .. . -....... ....... IBS
Lincoln ........ ......V.........1S1
Gilliam i....V.:...........;.i....i
Wheeler .1... ......... ............. 129
Klamath ...;....., ,,.....,................ 87
Crook ....... ... - 76
Sherman 263
j.r " s "(rt-ii..
Total for Furolsh....'........'j."..i;..3S67'
Plurality for Chamberlain 404
' SOME OP THE CHANGES. i -
For, the purposes of consrvatlfm, the
In British House of
Commons Cabinet
in Session.
"(Scrlpps-McRae News Association.)
LONDON, June 6. A wild scene was
created In the Commons this, afternoon
duping the, debate on the proposed grant
of 50,000 to General Lord Kitchener..
Redmond, TAsh Nationalist. BRid Kltchstt
er"i I name would go down In; history as
having made war ,en .women and chil
dren. - ., - i .'.. . r,- ' .
The House , was Immediately. In an up
roar. When order was restored. Redmond
proceeded, claiming that Kitchener was
responsible for the death of 15,000 chil
dren. Ho was howled down, and a: motion of
closure was made and carried.
The grant, carried by a vote of 880 to
44. i ' ' "
Cabinet Meets.
LONDON. June 6. The Cabinet met
this morning to consider the details of
the war settlement.
, Boers Coming In.
LONDON, June 6. Pretoria dispatches
state that Boers are surrendering in large
numbers on account of the peace settle
ment. i aim
Makes a Talk Against
, the Nicaragua!!
Route.
(Scrips-McRae News Association.)
WASHINGTON, June 6. When the In
teroceanlc canal bill was laid before the
Senate this afternoon, Hanna took ' the
floor. In support of the Panama route.
He was followed by Mitchell of Oregon,
who said a failure on the' part of' the
Senate to pass the House Nicaraguan bill
will mean an indefinite postponement of
the project. 1 '
Dickering with the Panama people, he
said, would lead only to ' complications
with the French government; The Nica
raguan route was perfectly feasible. He
did not favor turning the matter oVer to
the President, asserting that the duty of
selecting; the route is legislative, not ex
ecutive. A duty of tremendous responsibility
was, resting upon Congress and the exec
utlve. n
. WASHINGTON. June 4. In illustration
of his speech and to combat the asser
tions of Morgan that there Is no danger
to be feared from .volcanoes on the .Nlo
araguan route, Hanna today produced
In the Senate a large map showing; the
active and dead voloanoes of tho , Isth
mian territory. It shows that - within
100 miles on each side of the. proposed
Nicaragua route there are; 89 active or
extinct vatcanoes. On the Panama route
there Is ' not a single volcono, active or
extinct and the Ohlon supported the lat
ter proposition.'' ? 'If
IBUILDINCLPERMITS.;
( H Tokey, 2-story house, Sixth' and Hal-
'ey, 81200. - ; 4 i
. Ed Wendenhall, addiUon," Columbia
and Fifth. 820p. -'-a '.; i. " . '. t
- M. A. Calley, i-story dwaUlng, UUt and
,Clay, 3S00l s ,V ; K-. vf
mm
UPROAR
mmk
figures of the Republican managers as
printed ear .-la, tht.rdsif. were uken, and:
then the various ontes Were communi
cated with to asoMtalStihe truth. There
were soine Interesting alterations In the
previous returns. ' ;
For instance. Umatilla, was reported to
be only ISO for Chamberlain. And on the
street a repor was "circulated that It had
gone;boutislx;?Chberlaln. The
latest figures coming Jfc The Journal from
Pendleton ''gavoejewinty .to Chamber
lain by HfrXm vi
for him. ,. , .' :v
JnVMmjpMiiy !nawlty was 707.
The prsvlo ires:'wereil07.. This was
a forging ahead for Chamberlain hi 100
c4i,;JhentotalJ:ry.ch makes .
difference of iR hen majorities are be
ing . handletj'ltS'f'l Vt- - - ,
Wheeler showed ajjoss Wr .'Chamberlain
over the first rturtslbelnr 1 for Fur
nish ly&m
I1L.VI
LEGISLATURE
' The compoiltloft the next Oregon
Legislature ' wilt ;b Overwhelmingly Re
publican. In all, th Democrats will have
but six members of the Senate, as fol
lows ;J-W-.-HWahrungV Washington, hold
overj Alex Sw'eek, Cpiumbla, Multnomah
and Washington,! hojd over, and Justus
Wade of Unlon noldj'ijver. The new Sen
ators "elected by the Democrats are M.
A. Miller, Linn;'lW41ter Pierce, Morrow,
Umatilla and Uhon. and C. J. Smith of
Umatilla. ' .'"-J V . ' ' 7
Only 12 Deinocrats wul sit in the lower
house. They, are fW, R. BUyeu, Linn.;
S. R. Clay'pooVLInn; Ira Wlmberley,
Douglasi Miles Cantrall, Jackson; John
B. Olwell, JacksoncHJharlea V. Galloway,
yamhjll; r Jobnt Hahn, Clatsop tW, ,M.
, Blikftteyj lllnaAft :':Ai.',Surletgh, tinlo
and ,allbwa!R J.'
H. nobblns, BafeertS. H. Test. Harney
and Malheur. ...v. i
-THE REPUBLICANS.
Republican members of the Legislature
follow:
Marions-Frank Davey, E. T. Judd. T.
B. Kay, Alex LaFolletU-. J. D. Simmons.
Llnn--F. -B. Cornett. Lane I. N. Ed
wards, L. T. Harris, J. M Shelley, Doug
las R, Tr. Riddle. Coos-e. B. Hermann.
Coos, Curry R. D. Hume.-. Josephine W.
C. Hale. Douglas. Jackson J. M. Hans
borough. Benton M. Hayden. Polk
George L. Hawkins. Lincoln, Polk B. F.
Jones. Yamhill B. C. Miles. Tillamook.
Yamhill B. L. Eddy. Washington D. M.
C. Gault, Charles Hines, B. F. Purdy.
Clackamas C. G. Huntley, Hans Paul
sen, H. A. Webster. Clackamas, Mult
nomah p. W. Nottingham. Multnomah
A. A. Bailey, W. W. Banks, S. B. Cobb,
H J. Fisher. John Gill, C W, Hodson, W.
R. Hudson, J. S. Hutchinson. W. N.
Jones. Dan J. Malarkey, George M. Orton,-
Sanderson Reed.. Clatsop C. W.
Camahan. Columbia -Martin Both.
Crook; Klamath, ' Lake.? Wasco J. N.
Burgess, R. A. Emmltt, J.. N.i Whealdon.
Morrow, ' Umatilla, x.. UnionGeorge iW.
Phelps.'. Umatilla H. C Adams. GllUaim,
Grant, Sherman, Waseo, Wheeler C. A..
Denneman, R. J. Qlntt, C. J Johnson, f '
' The Renublican members of the Senate
are:
Marlon E. M. Croisan, Squiro Farrar.,
Linn, Marion W. H. Hobson. Lane
William Kuykendall. Douglas A. C.
Marsters. Douglas, Josephine, Lane R.
A. Booth. Coos, Curry T. M. Dtmmlck.
Jackson E. V. Carter. Crook, Klamath,
Lake, Wasco J. N. Williamson. Benton
J. D. Daly. Lincoln, Tillamook, Yamhill-Tyler
W. Siplth. Polk-B. F. Mulk
ey. Yamhill W. A. Howe. Clackamas
G. C. Brownell. Clackamas, Multnomah
Herbert Holman. Multnomah J. E.
Hunt, F. P. Mays, Henry B. McGinn, O.
T. Myers, Andrew C. Smith. Clatsop
C. W. Fulton. Sherman,. Wasco T, H.
Johnson. Gilliam, Grant, ' Sherman, Was
co, WhecPier W. W. Htelwer. Baker, Har
ney, Malheur John L, Rand.
r- RIVER BULLETIN.
The river fell two-tenths of an Inch last
night, the stage of Jthe river at Portland
being 20.6 feet; The Dalles, 84.7 feet;
Umatnia, 20.8 feet; NorthpOrt. 28.6 feet;
Rlparia, 11.5 feet; Lewiston, 9.8 feet;
Welser, 7 feet.
The temperatures this morning over
the upper Columbia and the Snake Riv
er resins range between 88 degrees and
4S - degrees, and the weather ' is partly
cloudy. The temperatures will slowly
rise during the next few days. .
At Portland and Tho Dalles the river
will slowly fall for a few days.
EDWARD A. BETALS
Forecast Official.
Gets Two Years for Forgery.
In the United States Court this morn
ing. William Woods, charged with having
forged postofflos money order for $68,
withdrew his plea, of not guilty and en-
tered on. ol. niitZt2.St. i iu ... sentenced
to two years at' hard labor for his of
fense. i ' 4
Tho crime was committed In July, 1201,
Woods forged, the . name of another
Woods to thejwder,. which was "drawn
on the pos tmssfr nt The. Dalles. .- Tho
offender succeeded in getting tho money.
Harnewas a surprlse-jfor alt It
tabulated as about (0 tor Chamberlain.
bt Julian Byrd, editor 'of the Tlmew
Herald wtreoV that it had gone 60 for
Furnish. 'This' was 'a loss of majorities
dt 7iWt or'Chtrmberlaln." r- " '.. "
Grant County was a startHng'aitera
Hon of the expected result, for it had
been conceded' to'1 Furnish by 200. The
latest gave ,tt to nlm by, only t . This
is f roin 6rri I Patterson editor of tho.
Blue -Mountain .Egle, printed at Canyon
City, r-r-j , A;-.---.
- Malheur jbUt down the expected Cham
berlain mai-gln from 60 to 15, constituting
si l0Mfdit .mjrfrltles of TO for the Port
land ' aukC-'SS ; V '
4
When-' Marion Couiityj'was brought In
bysher.fit kipvrn, it was found
tiif43tn'd.JlT 299, In-
steaevJoliyWchTwal a 'gain jot 26'; or,
figuring ' mkimtkJoi 62 ; for Chamber
Charge Agdinst Robert
IN. Suitor.
Robert N. Suites hus at last landed In
Jail. He was and; today by Offlcef
Roberts on a chu forgery, preferred
by 'Gu'Rbuth.-.i f '
Mention was made of Suitor's forgeries
in these columns some time ago, and
Routh -was not disposed to press tho
charges, as he tuougfq the young mag's
father, who Is i - well-to-do lumberman
nt West port Or., would come to his loh's
rescue and take up the bogus checks..
It Is not likely that anything would
ever have come of the matter, as Routh
Das taken care of Suitor over ' since tho
for aortas ' occurred, and lias's' advanced
hirn money from time to time,; but when
the latter stole 85 worth of 'excursion
tickets ar.d sold them, Routh was sorry
for his leniency and decided to prosecute.
-1MMD
Strange Testimony of
a Woman in Salt
Lake.
SALT flfep. Utah, I June f js An tho
Mjortensdn' murder 4riaj iodfji James
Sharp, the father-in-law Of James Hay.
the ' murdered man, in answer to ques
tions by the dtfense, swore that God had
revealed to him that Mortehaon was tho
murdererj Continuing, he said thai next
day he had a vision of the bloody , trail
across "the railroad track at tho point
where the body was subsequently found
last December. Sharp, as are all the oth
ers connected with the case, is a Mormon.
His testimony created a scene In the
courtroom.
I
A Black Fiend Does
Butchery Most Foul
in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5. Because his
wife insisted that he pay 85 of arrears
due for board, Oscar Webb shot and
Killed her, her aged mother and Julia
Wallen, and then committed suicide. All
were colored.
SCOTT GIVES UP.
At 2;1S o'clock this afternoon, tport be
ing asked by a friend what he thought
of the situation, . H. W. Scott said:
"I concede Chamberfaln'a election. He
will win by from 100 to 800 votes.' -
This statement was made at Republi
can headquarters, and In the presence
of a Journal reporter. ,
wheat Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. June fc December
wheat tLVfiA&in. -..,'. f
MANN-ta-ABBonr
PRINTERS
93 SECOND, STlXEET.
i ' Rotwsoa Stark n4 Oak
ii ..I,-1 ... . j .-I.
FORGERY
is
tin
LECRAND'S VIOLETTE
U. J..J
Mother and Daughter
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t ! t OAS 8TDVB tig.eo '
TMIKTY
DAYS'.
With the exception
1 AoA
1UW
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BLUMAUER..FR.ANK
k
OLD KENTUCKY HOME
CLUB0.P;S;WH1SKEB
fiLUMAUElC srMO Sola bhi&Xcni '
Wholesale Uouor and
usbHAZELWOOD
GREAM ON YOUR BERRIES
FOR SALE BY ALL
Both 'Phones 154
UMMA1MA,r'MAM.'A. .Q WASHINQTOPI,
1 1 UX.W1 WUUU VI Caill .WMee OVJ STREET
t ........ i, . .- : . rrt':'-iij.' ' J
BanfieWWeysieyTf ael Co,
Get your orders in early and' give your wood -
a chance to dry. A . 'C '
- ' '' c --t-'
Office: No. 80 Third Street. " a n rn
Ore. Phone, Main 353. Columbia. 373. POtVTJUAW JJ Vllv
WHOLESALE SHOES
Cnmnlete line Men's.
w r., ...
men's, Misses'
When in the city call
Krausse &. Prince, t73?-:
No More Dread
New York Dental Parlors
A4fW ekakjt 4jsjssvtsik
"VUI OUM I'lVI WVIl
, 5
Foil Set of
No Pain '?rgN6fCaV
Teeth extract and filled absolutely without pain, but cur Hrat.'a
ssethod applied to the sums. No sleep-producing airnta or -... .n.
Tbsse are th only dental pari ers la Portland huv j iu-.n- t '-
anres and Ingredients t extract, SU and apply void w t !
erowns undectatle front natural teeta, and warrar t 4 t - i
! tke least pmlJ- ..v ' ' . a -
DU CZAR . SACHET
f LEADING :-"
Can make cooking la 5ummcr ; .
pleasure by osins yt ; , .
AGoodI;: ,..v
Gas Stove -
such as we furnish. Just think: , :
No coal or wood to carryj no .
ashes; no dirt; cool: kitchen, A
and less expensive than the old
In and talk it over with us. ".n
Portland Gas;
Company t.-
Sth andYambOI SuPortlnd.Or
4
Our Immense Stock of.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS
of contract goods, wiD he sold at
LKSSthan any aeVertJsei prices -J J,
on the Padfie Coast
DRUC COMPANY,
Ctsar Dealerv lOft-l 10 ronrlh St.
GROCERS, OR CALL UP ,
WOOD
'tr't
Rnvs and Youths': Wo-
, ". ),,,
and uiiiarens.
and see immense stock.
of the Dental Chair
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