VE; VIN ONE
Portland Takqs a Game.
: From Seattle.
'SCORE WAS THREE TO TWO
last Day of Shooting Tourna
' - jnent-r-The Races. : '-'
Seattle
HOW THE CLCBS STAND.
j Won. lost.
Butte .r...:. v:..-.,m - if
Portland ............20
Spokane-,... w r....,..21
Helens ..;...... V.,. ...'....IS
Taoma ..w. ... K
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20
P. C.
.C23
.678
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.7
.441
.409
' SATCPsDAV'S GAMES.
, " Seattle I, Portland It f, ...w
' Spokane J, Helena 2. v . , f 1
Tacqma , utte L . i . , - t
Portland has at last broken the spell
which nas been on tbem t or all this time.
They yesterday won from Seattle In
close game,' but It waa not till the finish
that Vlgneux felt easy. The score; f
' " fiRATTLH
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Hurley, lb .....3 1
Babbitt, s. a. ........3 a
, grhwart. 2b ........ i . 0
Hurlburt, c. f. ...... 41
liodte. r. f. .......... 4 0
Stanley, c .'.i. ..,.. Ii
lalrymple, t. t. .
Vampbell, 3b a , 0
Hickey, p. ..: S""'
Klopf -I...S ...w.i 1 0
Etovall ...... 1 0 ,
JI..VO. A. E.
1(00
0
0
',r,X
' I
.Totals .....
;- V
, S3 3
PORTLAND. -
Muller. L f. ........ 4 , It
Van. Uuren. 0. f. i
Anderson, Zb ........ I
Wtd. lb ;........, 4
Vlgneux, C ......... I
Harris, 3b ........ 4
Hupp, r.- f. ....... 4
Delsel, a, . ..,,.. I
-Wltbeck. ,..... I
i Totals ,r..t i. ....81
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0
1
I 0
i ? -r i
o - r
s 0
1 1 n
8
6
1
1
X
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0
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1
1
1
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lIgn,'Lft on bases Helena '4," Spokane
6. .Stolen bases-r-Kelly,' Peeples 2,'Flan-nry-
Double, playa Schmees to -i Peeplea
to Sbaftnr, McGIUisran unaaslated. Base
t)u-0(t SlaRla V.ofr Hit
by pltcberBy PfeUter S. Btruek ouf
By Slafle 4,, by Pfeiater, & Timer-One
hour and jS mlnutea,' Umpire Colran. .
' .TACOMA FORPEXTS. '
Tacoma! forfeited yesterday's came to
Batte. Ia the fourth inning-, it is alleged
that the'acoma team unduly delayed
the gam 'whep-tiiey were behind, think
ing that, Umpire Cunningham would call
the game fon account ' 'thi rain, which
waa eommeqeing to ' Come down.- The
trick did obtVork, howeVer, and tbe peo
ple from the Bound lost out. The sum
mary : ' ' . ' : '. v. .:(' ' ';
Butte ,i. ......... ..,...,...,,....112 81
Taooma ,w.......O 0 0 00
' Earned un Butte 1 , Two-baae bits
Houts, (Treadway J. V Left o bases Butte
tber was no winner' owing to the calm,
bat on. Friday the'Meteor flhlshed? f min
utes and 22 seconds ahead of the Cicely,
but owlnaute' the time allowance,. the
English boat won by llnute and U sec
cnds icii . tm vt' ii ttf
1 !'TRAP BHOOT EDbD.';jr t ; ')
The1 final' shoot of the, Sportsmen's A
aoclatlpri f the Northwest, waa-held at
tbe 'Irvlngton rack afiirday.; " There
were three special events and some pool
shooting to come pptyMui&yTt''" "P
Of the three special; the first was the
cbntear for? the Multnomah f-Oub tupj
which 'Frank Howe,1 of this 'Yclty, ; won
with tbe high eore of 47 outof SO tac
fteta, unknown angles. VThe.Xcf ever shot
gun, donated by the Lerever Arm Com
pany, was tied for '.by a E. EUis, ot fle
attle, C J. Wood, of Tacoma, and Sears,
of Wallace. In-the shoot-off Ellis won. lei's. ' There are perhaps five hundred
The Rayeycle.' donated by the Northwest
"Of course, X haven't made a whole lot of
money t&e CTibbg lately, bjit now1 that the
Kid i is getting better I, have some gooo
matches in sight. Glbba 1 matched with
AKNelH down-In Los Angeles,' and after
that I nave him engaged for Portland ana
ouiie. can fTanciaco ttuiittm.
, -HINT8,'TO',BRlTlSHE5RS.
jf Tommjr, Ryan, .the middle-weight -cham
pion, 1 who' is no in- London,' has- been
tolling the Englishmen about the science,
of fighting. In England the left hook as
used 'by American boxers Is a source of
constant wonder, ' aa . Its . effectiveness,
Coupled with its short and easy delivery.
has caught many a British champion off
his guard. : Ryan gave the following de
scription ot the left' hook after his ar
rival: ' '
It is a gentleman's blow-not a bruls-
flghters la the world today of whom ten
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0 01
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Batted forCampbell In ninth,
tiatted for Hickey in ninth. .
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Brattle V 0 0
Portland 9 I 9-
4 t ( 1 II
0 0 0 0 1-I
4) 0 0 0 0-1
. . ' Two-base hits Hickey, Dalrymple, Mul
ler. ' v" ,- - ,f
, Three-base' hit Hurley. v i -'
Left on bases-6eattl 7. Portland t.
, ' 8tolen bases Weed , Vlgneux, Harris,
Hurlburt. ' t .(,- I i.-. ' ' -v.
Double - play Delsel to ' Anderson - to
Weed.' - ,
Sacrifice hits Anderson, Vlgneux.
Bases On balls-Hlckey t, Wltbeck S. .
Stmck out-Hickey a, WUbeck 10. - .
Time Two houra.- '
'Umpire Dexter Smith.' .s "l
5 f r SPOKANE! WIN9. " i v
JAt Helena "yesterday Spokane put it on
the local nine. , Pfelster, their new left,
handed t wirier, ; was too much for .'the
miners. The summary ' ,
Spokane ,.,',. ....1 01 0 001 2 'O 5
Helena. ...... OOOOOOOJ 4
Two-base hitsReltc Schmeer. McOll-
, t
'7
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mi ",
r- Oie NEW, WOMAN OOLF CHAMPION. ,
ln.iEd'wpMxH.:yMce:to&9.(hiUl .Tounuunent.'.jusi .dosed,; -iron' the championship ovet ' Miss Genevieve
t- Heckef , who has held the title of the Woman's 'Metropolitan Golf Association for tVo years, . This v;
. . , no famous woman ii shavn in the act of driving on the links at Orange, tf, J, . ' ' ..
6,; Tacoma 1 ' Stolen bases-rMelntyre
Ward. : Double play Andrews. to McCar
thy to Hutchinson. 'Bases on balls Off
Johnson E, off Downing 1 Struck out
By Johnson 4. Time One hour and IB
minutes. Umpires-Cunningham.
. WILLIAMS' ."YACHT LOST.,
Emperor William has not been having
the best of luck with his American built
yachtt -the Meteor., - At yesterday's race
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lorecracE
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with all purchases in our Boys'
and Children's Departments. ,
1BERI
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Fourth and i MorHson ; f :
He Sells the Brewer Hat
All Shapes--FEDORAS and DERBIES
4 ' ' ! : ALL UNION MADE.
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Gun & Bicycle Company, was won by P.
W. Waits, of rftdletoh, who first tied
with Ellis'. t , i'
Most of the visiting marksmen have left
the city, but a tew remain,
JEFFRIES IS FITv' 1
Jimmy Britt returned .from) Harblii
Springs, says the San Francisco Bulletin,
the picture ot health and strength. The
light welgth boxer has been at the Springs
for the past two weeks ' enjoying the
mountain' air and taking on flesh. He re
turned in splendid ' spirits. His "mlts"
are in good shape and he can go into the
ring at short notice and pummel away as
of yore. The rert he obtained has done
him a world ot good,' judging r his ap
pearance. Britt did some boxing and road
work to keep off excessive weight He
tips the scales in the neighborhood of 138
pounds and has enough superfluous flesh
to work off nicely, Jimmy to ready to -go
Into the fighting business . again. ' His
brother Willie la' managing him and is
ready to match him against Oeorge Mo
Fadden If he wins his pght; tonight'. , Britt
In the meantime is trying to arrange
match for his brbthef la Oakland. He is
willing to pit Jimmy against; Jimmy Law
ler or any other lightweight" Manager
Billy Lavtgne, of tbe; Acme -Club, is
ready, to. give JUhmy ' match with any
man he will take on. It is. very, probable
that Britt will box in Oakland on July 26
Or some other night before the big fight
, Jimmy thinks Jeffries is fit to enter the
ring right now and-says he will still be
champion after ; the ; big ..fight unless
something In the way .ot accidents happen
between now and that time.;
"' FROM PITZ'B CAMP.
BKAGGS BFRINQH, - June 30. It IS a
pleasure to fee Fitaslmmons gro ;te his
work.: There seems to-be no stopping
aim. It Is ding dong,.' hammer and tonga,
this thing, that thing, .but; always soars
thing, and at the end of the day he seems
just as anxious, while his trainers look
as it the hayloft in vast field or a hut
high up In the mountains where they
Could "sleep "on 'and on for days to cdjme
would be more to their liking.'
..Wilson and Dawson an not give him
Enough -work with 'mlts, so they have
made arrangements ,'wltbFrank Orlffln
to. come up and stand a third of the wear
and tear If Orlffln is in--condition to go
to work at once,he wll.,arriv On the 1
p m. train. i - . ; :
f Fltzeimmons is iuat gloating over the
ring' arracgenients 'that .they have put
up tor ;hlm to exercise In,' tor now the
men can not get away jtrctmbn. aha he
Jupt,. makes it merry , for them, t Xester-
Kday was the first time that he has work
ed In It elnfce'lt has been completed.' He"
kept Soldier Wilson and George Dawson
bn! the 4lred 'list for ilve': rounds each,
making a straight, of .ten rounds, the' oth
ers alternating so as, to be able to give
Flta some chance to eork. ' ' ;
The 'ex-champioft ia the. first .put every
morning and gives no- one a -rest until
Pawson Is In the saddle and they are
away . on i the .road.' tor. the ten-mile" go.
Of late when they have' returned Fits
has taken' to the mineral plung as - the
crek water Is a bit too -cold. . .:.
Everj'thlng ia propRloua to good train
ing, the weather being Just perfect, which
has liiad the. effect' ot letting the ex-cham-
plon work himself tnto . better shape than
on' any previous occasion., -"' , -
NEILL IB MATCHED. '
Billy Lavigne has returned from'Btock-
ton, where he left "his brother. George
still under the care of tha doctors. Billy
lays th Kid had a fever- on Saturday
and Sunday, b.ul atter,, that hs cooled
down and is now on the road to recev-
In regard, to the statement in last even
ing's Bulletin concerning Young Olbbs,
Billy said the former could not quit him,
as ha has m contract whloh will gtaad.
nre-scientlflo men.l These use the short
arm jab .The vital points wrSe. a clever
boxer tries to reach with hls in-flgbtlng
jab Are the point. of the chin, tbe Jugular
vein , and the pit or the stomach. The
short-arm Jab. Or hook on the point of the
Jaw, at the proper angle, jars the brain
and Stops the man., The jugular . vein
blow hinders the (low of blood to the
heart to a oertain0extent and does the
work nicely. The Btomach short-arm Wow
is Just as effective as either ot the others.
and is, perhaps, easier to land. -.; .- .
"There are other kinds of short-arm
jags used in boxing, but the three men.
tloned are the ones most generally used
by good boxers All three of the short
arm Jabs are swift and almost unnottce
able by all except the men in. the ring.
and they are the surest blows scientific
fighters use,". ''..' s. -
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A BIG TASK, .
PhlladelDhla Jack 6'Brlen will attempt
to stop two men at Chicago tonight. Jack
Eeauscholte, who was Vtli Jack .Moffatt
out In 'Frisco, Is one of the men, and
Connors, the Stock Tarda champion, is
the other. ' ' '
BIDUy BISHOP.
; Biddy Bishop's friends .will be glad to
hear that he is much improved in health
and that he intends to leave Hot Springs
early in July. After a abort stop at St.
Tuls Biddy will return to California and
may - eventually engage-1 in r -the . saloon
business at' Los Angeles, r, a
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1 Si;i!i.:v.i .., ..!-, t.s v...' ..... ' kV M ,Sit
vj Temporary SjtQre FiftK ctnd Yamhill Streets.
t
There are always a qumber of little things to . buy-a pai r ; of curtains . . to
Dngnien up a room, a smaii dii oi arapery; something for tne ; cniiaren to
wear, or something for yourself; There are always some ' few things; that;
are necessary for holidays and we know it, and we take pride and pleasure
in oeing aoie to meet your wants ina satistactory manner. 5 ,
THESE , SPECIALLY XyW PiUCES VIIX IWHCATE
TO YOU WHERE, YOU SHOULD BUY. .
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INDIANS TELL ;
OF SHIPWRECK
The Jeanie May' Have, Gone
-, Down Off Nunivak. "
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j (Journal SpKia ; Srvfca .
' SEATTLE, June SO.-The steamahltt
John S. Kimball, Captain Twine, of the
Pacific-Clipper line,- has arrived j from
Nome with eight passengers. She brought
ho tidings of the Portland or Jeanie, hav
ing left Nome June IS, before the Roan.
oae ana yaiencia.' i '-f"
Captain Twing verifies the report that
tho natives on the north side of Nunivak
Island came alongside' the ship June 8 In
canoes and gave the officers to under
stand that a Rteam vessel had 'sunk In
that -vicinity. ''The Indiana potated to my
ship. .and. .then, to the ..water," .he says.
and it was apparent thavt they wished to
Convey the idea that a -vessel had sunk;
but whether they were referring to the
Chaa. D. Lane oi- tne JCanle Catf . Oniy be
Surmised. ; I believe ft -"'mbro probable,
however, that the JeanM was carried Into
the Arctic sea. .The : Indians told the
same story of the officers of the Ore-
. ri..f A 1 jr. . , ' . . 1 j i ....
Kuuieu awiss v-uruuns, 3 jos ton;, j '
F"lr...'. ..65c, $1.00 and $i.aj
Scotch Net Curtains, 3 yds lon2-.....$i.40 and $1.50
, Bobblnette Curtains with ruffled and lace trimmed
; edges $1.75, $1.90 and $3.40'
f NotUnham Lace Curtains, .yds long, pair.. ...50c
Same, 3 yards long, pair-.,.,., 75c, $ and $1.23
j, : Same, 3 yards long, palr,.,,.,
. , ! Creton, 7c a yard.
30 piece Creton, large floral designs, good patterns. '
,'k - Lawns, 5c a yard.
' 1500 yards In black and white and red and white
polka dot worth 10C yd, for 3c.
; Best American Prints, 5c a yard. .
'300 pieces in the lot, all good colors and patterns, 5c
- Percales,;l Oca yard..
iaoo yards 33-lnch Percales, worth is 10c, for 10c
Fine Muslin, 6Jc.
36-Inch bleached Muslin, soft llnlsb, 6 10 cents.
; . ; ' Outicg Flannel, 8c. ;
i Good grade, dark and light.colorS, only 8 cents. '..
Cotton Coverts, 12Jic.
f Best grades, all colors, ia i-ac. . r- -
.v7s 'Towels. -
Cotton Hack Towels, colored bofder.....,.........:r3c '
'Cotton Towel, extra heavy, fringed..................... oc .
: White Turkish Towels.... ...,...ioc, is i-ac and 13c
Same, extra large.,.....,..i,.....t.......' aoc .
1 " Uather" Belts, 2c. .
A good assortment of Ladles Leather Belts, In '
'black and colors, worth 35c snd 50c, for 33c. ...
i "j, Petticoats, $1.15.
- Ladles' ; black mercerized petticoats nude with
ia i-a-Inch flounce ruffled, a big bargain at $1.13;
a
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Children's Dresses, 50c. 1 f
- ao dozen percale dresses, trimmed yvlth .white
duck, sizes 1 to 3, worth 73c and 00c Special 50c. '
..V'.' Boys Waiste, 25c. v r ?
Well "made of good percale, in reds' and bluesr
sizes 4 to m. 35c quality for 35c. - J, - ; -
Dress Goods.
. 43-Inch half wool novelties..- .1 ... ward axe ,
a8-lnch serge In sll colors.....,.,M,...,.....yard 14c "
38-inch corded solleL all colbrs........n...i..yard ajc '
a8-inch fancy waistings in strlpes...,...........yafd 33c
Fancy Wash Silk, 44c yard. tV "
All new shades, 'fancy - colors. In checks 'and
stripes, 44c - "
. ; Satin Silesia Lining, 10c. . r ' J;Jt,
Several pieces slightly soiled, fine grade, .worth :
much more, ontyioc: t
Fine grade taffetta llnlng.......;..ia i-ac and 13c
Fine grade spunglass,: all colors..........,............waoc
5 Smibonnets, 22c.
..Ladles' and misses siinbonnets,' well made, good,
colors, aac , y - ,
. . , r- " . SaQors.
Oood ladies saIlor.-..,...;..,.:t..,.........i5e and $oe"-;
Good ladles' trimmed sallor............30c, 73c and 95c
-asc
Ladles' large rim garden hats....
Shirt Waists, 35c
Ladles' percale shirt waists In all sizes, good pat
terns, 33c , ' ' t 4 . , j
V talking Skirts V,
In oxford and medium gray, well tailored, ia rows
stitching; on flounce, ,
" i SpecSal, $2.95. ,
DUEL OVER A .
BAD. WOMAN
Redding Cal., the Scene of a
' .Deadly Quarrel.
THE PRIVILEGES
OF A "COLONEL"
WATERLOO, ' Ia..' Jun"e',-What en
titles an auctioneer to the prefix "Col
onel" before his name was the principal
question of discussion In the convention
of 'the State Auctlonera' Association here,
There has been much loosness in the ap
plication of the title of late,' and the as
soclation decided to place a definite Jlmlt
bn colonels. The motion that an auction
er must carry. 1000 sales before he Is, en
titled to be called colonel was at once
adopted. . This, It was argued, would re
strict the title to the better class of auc
tioneers., ' , ' , ,
(Journal Special Service.)
. JtEDDINO, Cal., June M.-When D. C
Wheeler resented 'the attention paid his
wife by his mining partner, D. P. Smith,
he was attacked by Smith with a club.
Smith was fatally wounded by Wheeler,
who is under arrest on a charge of mur
der. '. .. . ;.. -: ,
W'heeler says that when he discovered
his wife and Smith were In love- with
each other he offerd to. leave his wife,
mine and 'all other possessions It Smith
would pay him for the work ha had done
on the claim.. This angered Smith and
he attacked the husband with a club.
The woman also' took a hand against ner
husband. Wheeler then drew a revolver
and -shot' Smith twice through the left
shoulder.' Smith ran for , "the cabin, ICO
yards away, where there Was a snot
gun. Wheeler seised .his .Winchester
rifle,; which was leaning against a tree
hear by, and fired 41 shots .at Smith as he
fall.' One ball struck him in tha left leg.
below the knee, shattering the" bone.
Smith gained the cabin, however, and
getting the shotgun, took a Beat near
tbe door to await a further attack. . .
1 Without a word to the wife who had
turned against him. Wheeler hitched his
horse to a cart, drove to Harrison Oulch
and surrenderd himself up to Constable
Bnively.i Dr. K. H. Pitts left immdtately
to, attend tho .wounded man, : but found
him dead. , .'""
CURIOUS LETTER
One of ManyReceived at World's
" . Fair Headquarters. .
- - - (Jobrnal Special Service.) -:
STi LOXJ1S. . June SO. In a letter ; re
ceived 'from Sambel, Fla.,' at World's
Fair headquarters, the author expresses
a fleWe Jo open -vp a correspondence
with the Kxposltion Company, concerning
the sifi.000,000 paid by , the ' United States
for the' Louisiana concessions in; 1801
vWas not some of this money lost stolen
by-pirates?" ha asks, and tha he con
tinues: Tor many years people hava
been searching for tll.WO.OOO of gold bul
lion Tjurlfed here In -the vicinity of Cha.
Ictje harbbr jjby 'old Oasparllla and La-
fltte, noted pirates. The Survivor of this
hdge steal say it was th Louisiana pur
chaae , money. Lafitteonly -acted as-, a
spy; Oasparllla did the stealing. - I have
searched1! for it seven' years ' and find
eonsiderablb ' evidence ' concerning ft.
though It Is very difficult to exactly lo
cate. ' It It can '.be found It will be the
making -01 the Louisiana- Purchase ap
position." Please let me know If taere
was a portion of ihj money lost, Xor-1
ant very much, iaterested. , . 5 '
HENRY WEINHARD
1 Proprietor of ehesM3EssMDsssnsssBMsssBB
CITY BR.EWERY
Bottled Beer Specialty
largest nd most complete brawery la the Northwest
Estabitshed 1862
Telephone No. 72
Office. Thlrtoenth and Burnslde Sts.
. PORTLAND, OREGON
SPECIAL COMMUTATION :
SEASON TICKETS
On 8ale Between ? Portland and the
Beaches Via A. & C. R. R. July let
On and after July 1st the a1 A C..R.
B. win sell five-ride season commutation
tickets between , Portland, Clatsop and
North Beach points at the rate ot 115, re
turn limit expiring October 15th, and in
terchangeable v with, all , boat i lines be
tween Portland and -Astoria. -
This strictly new feature in connection
with the already excellent rail transpor
tation facilities offered between: Portland
and the seashore, is, destined to make a
great hit with the business men who an
ticipate .mallng frequent -visits to thoir
jTamllles at the seacoast during. tbe sum
mer. " ' y i
TtckeU on sale .'at Northern Pacific
ticket office, 26S Morrison street, and
Union Depot, ' '
FEARFUL CRIME -
. -1
Two People' Killed and Hpusest
' r Wrecked by Explosion.'
FATHER- OF 26.
(Journal Special Service.) , t
BABYLON, L. I., June 80. Oscar Darl
ing, a civil engineer,, hecame a father for
the 28th time. ' He olives at Amityvlllerl
He has twice married. 'His second wife.
Who -was only 19 When she married, has
given birth to U children. His first wife'
bore him 1$ children... His. la ths largest
family on long Island- and probably in,
the' state." He has 12 tooys and. 14 girls,'
all of whom. are living. axceptOflva.. .
N y t . ..an
' (Journal Special Service.)
liAriLLETTE. Tenn., June 10, , 1
terrible . explosion . occurred at the rail-
road vamp of William Park, four UeS
from tiete. , , l, " y
Herd Lones and Martha Chapman werS
literally blown to pieces and- the housel
in which they were sleeping .was demoU ,
lshed. . ,. ". . v j . -f
"A baby,--also irf the house, was blown
Quite a distance, .butwas unhurt. . 1
. Four cases of .dynamite are reported
missing from ie contractors' magasina
and It la' thought 'these "were placed
under the house by enemies of the
pair. Officers are making an invest!-.
gatlon. ' -
Reduced Rates to, Newport.,
T. Commencing June IS, the Southern .Pa
cific Company Wilt Sell rbufid-trip tickets,
Portland to Newport and retura, good via
either Hast or West Bide "divisions, In
connection with the, Cofvallls As' Eastern
Railroad. . ,: .Three-day Sunday excursion;
tickets, good going Saturday, returplns
Monday,' HW ' Seasctt tickets, " good re
turning until October ,10, $4. ' Baggage
checked through to Newport r' t.';? .
'- For further . Information - call at fclty,
Ticket. Office, t corner Third and Wash
Ington streets, Portland, Or -.
our:...:
INTENTION,
:iBatNrrA0
WORK done In this of
fice shall be so far.
' ahead of any other that
there can be no mistake ;
In the mind of the pub
lic as to which dentist
to consult; Our meth-;
od is painless, our ap
." nuanrsiB i:gnsi nswr imei ,
Tm" ' j a . a aiA : mm rV r A . '
. cainaoie. nu wukr. ..
Dr. W. wiaa, J : 1 BUT BEST WORK.
Dr.'T.'P. Wise.
WISE-: DROS.; Dentists
,. aoS, 909, atevii, siaPalllng Building, I
cor. 1 airs ana wasnimetM atreMs.'
Both Phones-) Or. Soath .sqii Cot. JAS.
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