Daily capital journal., June 30, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

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AVER'S MAIR VIGOR
LITV COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Unothor unusually poacoful meot-
of tho city fatnors was noiu init
r-ntiin- of the occasion, and
tu thn execution of a few remarks
various councllmen as to tho
r' . . .- i.itnx tho montlnt? clrfti.
calmly on to Its uneventful
?hP committee on ordinances re-
v . i. ,-. nf.llnnnnrt nrnvullnir
.i on tho ordinance providing
. nnmi master, and recommend-
. .. - .iii xaa fVUtx t-nnnt-f wna
Jhat tno inn i' "'- ""-
.oH Tho ronort or tno commit
- .. . v nitmMii.
i recommending tho construction
wooden sidewalks In Yow Park
n and E. K. Bedford, S. P. Hay,
m. Bneaignr, ww. . u
,cr8, residing on Brondway, ns-
that tney uo nuuwuu iu uu men
It Btreot wore referred to the
,.i rnmmlttco.
It was carried that tho matter of
tine tho contract iur iu i.u.i.uvi
n nf rjroadwav bo placed in tho
a. nf tho Btroet committee.
rphn nfitltlon of R. K Page, asking
r an oxtonlson of ten days on tho
ine allOWCtt llio mruuk cur cum-
kny for finishing its work on Stnfo
Irect was granted
Councilman Sto'lz moved that tho
reet committee ana ino mayor cun-
. .I...!.. MrrtA mnnna nf llt-lnc.
,. tho sidewalks to grade on High
rcet between Stnto nnd Mill.
Upon n motion iy uounciimnn
lolz tho city onglneor was rcnuest-
I to establish a grnuo on norm
ammerclnl street near tho North
(immerclal street bridge, so a to
hake a better and snfor approach to
lie bridge
: Thn rltv onrdnoer was also In
truded to contract with tho Wnr-i
db Construction company to ropinco
ha inlets by catch basins on State
trcet at tho corners of Church, Win
er and Cottngo Btrcots.
rnnn n motion by Councilman
hdcllff tho city mnrqhal waB nuthD
Ried to cmnloy assistants during tho
fourth of July and tho Chorry Fair,
End also to appoint substitutes for
do night policemen who nro to tuuo
ticlr vacations.
Tho siieclal commlttco on tho Im
provement of Court stroot, recom
mended that Court stroot bo paved
ind parked from Twoiun to ciuircn
trcets. Tho report woa nuopteu.
Councilman Elliott moved that
ir. Kicin no emmoycu 10 cony w.u
ksscasmont rollB of thoso required
pay poll tax.
Mr. Frank Powora of tho Chorry
Fair committee of tho Board of
rrndo asked for pormlsMon to put
ap tents upon nny strpot. and also
For tho Prlvllogo of collecting fees ;
from conco3slonB to hqlp defray tho
expenses of tho fair. Ho nlso askia
that tho commltteo bo allowed to
Bwcar In tho nigiit wntcn ni uio
horrv Fair as n snoclal policeman,
tor tho protection of tho chorry dis
play, Tho requests woro grnnteu.
August Huckostoin roquosiou whh
tho Fourth of July commltteo bo
allowed tho nrlvllogo of collecting
"fees from tho concessions on tho
Fourth of Julv. nnd that tho fun M
fbe turned Into tho Fourth of July
fund.
In regard to tho lllumlnntlng sys
tem which Is to bo adopted, Mr.
Huckesteln said that It was the in
tention of thQ commltteo to havo
'tho electric strcamorB burn through
out tho year. Tho business hous s
will pav for this, but ho asked th;t
ino cuy council give $iuu 10 ii
50io Kind Yor Hnvo Alwaj
in uso for over 30 years,
and lias ucen nmuo wmur i
y. Bonal gnporvision slnco itsiufaucy.
TftSsJiJAA min.nnn,.AfAilorftlvfl vouin tins.
ii - ,i,. Tii..a.iiii.THst.ns.crood'nro uut
Experiments that trlflo with and cudonsor tho Jc" r
Inlante and ChUdrou-Experlenco ngalnst Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is n harmless suhstltnto for Castor OU, , PMJj
goric, Drops nnd SootHln Syraps. It PJJ g
contains neither Opium, Morphia nor other arcot o
suhstance. Its ago is Its guarantee. It trojj jWJ
nnd allays IWJshncss. It cures Dlarrl.ce a J J gj
CoUc. It relieves Tccthlngr Trouble. cures Co "Jjljjtlou
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, Wj
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural fcicn
'Jho Childrou'H Pnuacca-Tho Mother's Irlenti.
GENUINE CASTORIA AUWAYS
BeaS3 tli
2LM&.
The M You Hare Always BoiigM
In U$e For Over 30 Yeart.
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pay for the Rtreamen. The cost of
the streamers Is $400.
n-Fi!,0," a m,ot,on by Councilman
Qreenbaum tho Fourth of July com
mittee was given the privilege of
collecting tho conceslon fees. The
matter of granting $100 to help pay
for the streamers wa3 referred to
tho committee on current expenses.
A resolution pased at a joint
meeting of tho Board of Trade and
the Business Men's leaguo, asklnt;
that tho city council GXnrOoa la In.
tentlon of imvlnc Twelfth tiw
from State street to thn R. p. .in.
nnf wna rnfAKfAil it.- . l
mlttee,
""," " ' iu iub airi-ei com
A resolution requesting tho South
ern Pacific company to construct a
crossing on Its property near tho
property of George Smith at tho en
trance of the Fair Grounds, and au
thorizing the city recorder to mall a
copy of the resolution to the South
ern Pnclflc company was adopted.
Mayor Rodgers suecostod tint
that the section of tho gasollno ord
inance pertaining to tho storage of
gasollno In private house be amend
ed bo that quantities not exceeding
one-half gallon for domestic ipur
pose8, could be kept without ob
taining, a special permit. The vote
on tho ordinance wns reconsidered,
and Councilman Radoliff moved that
the amendment bo amended to read
flvo gallon Instead of ono-half gal
lon. Tho nmendmont to the amend
ment wns carried. Tho amendment
bb amended wns lost, and reforred to
the committee on ordinances
The assessment ordinances for tho
pnvlng of State street from Com
mercial to Church street was carried
to Its flnnl reading, and passed. The
estlmnted cost of the Improvement
Is $21,801.
Councilman Rndcllff moved that
tho city mnrBhal bo Instructed to
rigidly enforce tho blcvclo ordinance
and that If ho finds that ho cannot
do so without assistance, to report
tho snmo to tho council.
Tho bill providing for the estab
lishment of a prado on N. Cottage
Btrcot, botweon North Mill creek and
tho south lino of tho Fair Grounds
Ground roads was passed.
The bl'l for tho Improvement of
Commercial from Trndo treet to
Center street by paving tho space
botweon the street car tracks, was
passed. Tho ostlmated cost of tho
Imnrovement Is $7884.85.
Tho bill for Improving North Cap
ital street between North Mill Creek
and tho Garden road wns posied.
Tho bill for tho Improvement of
Bellevue street from 19th to 14 th
Btreot was carried to tho third read
ing and passed.
Tho bill for tho establishment of
a gradt. on North Whiter street
from North Mill creek to tho Fair
ar;0'uml8 rond Wft8 ,mB0(1
Tho bill creating tho offlco of
pound master was discussed nt
length. Tho bill provides that tho
pound master shall reccJvo as pay
half of all dog llconsos. Mayor
Rodgors took tho Moor and objected
to this part of the bill, on the ground
that undor It tho pound master
would recolvo pay for goiuothm
thnt ho had nothing to do with.
Councilman Rndcllff stated that tho
bill was Intended to apply only for
tho romoindor of tho year, that most
of tho llceiuo had been paid, and
that tho pound master would havo
plenty of work In collecting tho- dJ
Hnquent licenses.
Mnvnr nodcers said that it should
not bo tho pol'cy of tho council to
I pass .ordinances for onl, p . f
If the iiound mnster
iuio
Bought, and vhlcU lias been
las Jjorno tlio slgnntairo or
Signature oi
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JUILCAPITAL JQURXAL, Mmi 0I1Eflnv,
1B UO U3AV StJOAY Bin. Op OU (OOP
Mm .f $2.a dny wo cnu discharge
mi d BCt a new one.M
Tl!! ord,Infinco wns Anally referred
JL.i ';dlna"co committee. Upon a
motion by Councilman Millard Rav
Welch was appointed pound master.
The sidewalk In front of tho prop-
nrL0t,J; S,uPrntt ,n Yew park was
ordered built aid the Hen on tho
property foreclosed. Tho contract
was awarded to J. p, Harris.
The street commissioner was or
jlored to construct a cement crossing
l'L.UlD al,0' on Marlon street near
12th street.
Applications for liquor licenses
from tho following firms were re
ferred to the committee on licenses:
Joe A Tylor and Slbarts and James,
four licenses to tho Standard liquor
company, to W. R. Anderson, J. A.
Cooper, Butte and Wenderoth, and
Bach and Nadstanek were granted.
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TEA
Moneyback means that
the tea is good and well
worth the money.
Can't mean anything:
else.
Your trocer return your noruj II too doo'l
Ilk Scbllllng'i Ctiti wt par blt
M
ITorso Races,
Albany, Oregon, July 2nd, 190S.
For the above occasion Tho South
ern Pacific company have mndo n
rato of ono and one-third faro on
the cortlflcato plan from Snlem.
Wm. McMurray, G. P. A. S. P. Co.,
A. G. P. A. S. P. Co. C-30-3t
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Constipation, or irregularity, Is
veiy tfton tho causo of slck-hcad-
ache. Lane's Family Medicine W
tho great preventative and euro of
hendacho. Druggists sell It for 25c.
A good way to preserve Jam Is
to keep It on tho top shelf
o
Don't take cold, but It you do,
don't fall to take Kemp's Balsam to
irovont sorlous consequences. Noth
ng olso Is so valuablo in treating
coughs nnd colds.
Many pcoplo try to sot thomsolvos
apart from this ago.
Bad breath has probably broken
off moro matches than bad tompor,
and that's a good many. Tho best
euro for bad breath is tho tonlc-lat-ntlve,Lane's
Family Medicine.
Tho aspirations of many
bring misery to others.
of us
o-
Would you glvo 25 cents to stop
your cough? Then get n bottlo of
Kemp's Balsam and you will have
enough for tho wholo family. It
costs 25 cents.
o
Cultivate your volco, you may bo
como pn orator.
DoWltt's Little Early RtBors, tho
famous little liver pllli, are sold by
all druggists.
o
Lot us havo moro lights. Thfe)
tonu to kill weeds.
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DoWltt's Kidney and Bladdor
Pl'.ls aro prompt and thorough and
will In a. very short tlmo strengthen
tho weakened kidneys. Sold by all
druggists.
.o-
Some bestow misery .for sympathy.
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Polon Onk I'olsonlng.
Ballard's Snow Liniment ourcs It.
Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Tumor. Ore.,
writes My wife, has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oakc
Poisoning," a vory painful trouble,
horeelf, but on two of her friends
Sho not only cured a case of it on
who wore poisoned by this same ivy.
Price 25c, 50c and 11.00.
Dro.,you hninmer grab a horn.
Stomach Troubles.
Manv remarkable cures of stoni.
ach troubles have bn effected by
Chamberlain's Stomach and Llyer
Tablots.- One man who had spent
over two thousand dollars for medi
cine and treatment was cured by
a few boxs of these tablets. Prlee
25 cents. Samples freo at ut.
Stone's drug Btore.
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Annual Sslon Oregon Christian
Mlsloimry Society.
Turner. Oregon. Juno 23-July 5th,
190S. For the abovo oooaslon s
rate of e and oae-tblrd fare will
be mde by the Southern Pacific
Company on the oertinoate plan
jolm-M. Scott. A o. P. A.: ra.
Jloilurwy. O. P. A. C20.8t
Xolko to Proporty Oivner on Broad
way Strtttt.
Xptlce i kwrty gives thai tho
owners of projierty to be benefited
by the Jwprevement of Broadway
street la the city of Salem. Oregon,
with oreek or river graval, between
the north line of North Mill creel:
and the north line of Madison ltreet,
in said city, who deslro to make said
improvement In lieu of their asiess
ment and in accordance with tho
plans and specifications now on file
in the Vfflce of he city recorder of
sald'olty. shall file their written ap
plication therefor with said city re
corder, on or before June 29, 1908.
By order of the common council.
W A. MOORES,
6-16-llt. City Recorder.
WANT ADS-QUICK
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FOR SALE
lor Snk A good gentle driving
horse. Enquire 256 N. 12th St.
6-2 7-3 1
For Saie Good, almost now hay
baler. Can be seen at Capital Soap
Works, 1230 Ferry street. Will
very cheap. C-lS-imo
Automobile For SaleFirst clas9,
35-horse powor, 5 passongor Stod-dard-Dayton
touring car for salo
cheap. Owner will guarantee car.
Enquire at Journal ofllco.
For Sales First-class carrM paper ai
this offlco, 25c for a big roll.
Farm nntl City Property -Our lists
of desirable properties Is too largo
to specialize. Yerex Bros. Co.,
373 State street. tf.
For, Sale Xow 6-room house on
Market and Thirteenth . All con
venlences. Will soil cheap. Ad
dress C. H., Journal ofllco. tf
There Is n Demand For properties
conveniently located which may be
purchased on installments. It you
havo ono of merit, otthor city or
country, to bo sold in this mannor
at market value, let mo know
about it. Customers aro now wait
ing to closo deals. Paul M. Sims,
Main 729, 222 N. Commercial.
For Sale Ono model E Rambler
runabout. Warranted first class
condition. Seo Wilson & Mauror
6-18-lmo
For Sale A first class cow for alo
cheap. Phono Farmers 24X
For Sale A quantity of 3-lnch sec
ond-hand steel pipe, call loos rc.
Stato St., W. Lebold. C-23-t
For Snip Chorrlos at le por pound
buyer to pick samo. H. W. Sav
age, Garden Rond. C-29-lt
For Snip Flno Jorsoy bulj very rea
sonable. Inquire of J. A. Vaughn,
Jefferson. C-29-lw
FOR SALlS
IH ,'W-loo Awes Locatod 1 mile
from station, H mllo to school.
Placo Is all undor cultivation, ex-
cent 10 acres In nnsturo. All foncoj
and no wnsto land on placo. Throo
aero orchard consisting of applos,
cherries, prunes and walnuts.
Plonty of tlmbor for fuel. Spring
water In oVery flold. A good 0
room houso, hot and cold water,
bath, toilet and lavatory; good
barn, grnnory, carrlago and shed
nnd chlckon house. Prlco $4050.
Will trndo for Salem resldonco
proporty not to exceed $1500.
8 Acro.i Located 2 miles from cen
ter of Salem. Throo acres under
cultivation, nil rost of fruit, such
alt npnles, pears, cherries, qulntios
and English walnuts; D acres In
pnsturo, mouern s-story nouso, n
rooms, hard finished, septic tnnlc,
wind mill nnd towor. Prlco $4000,
easy terms.
IH Acrc Locnted 2V4 miles from
town, all undor cultivation; n good
5-room house, barn and wagon
shod. Woll wator at houso nnd al
so nt barn; good young orchard,
consisting of npplost pears, prunes,
che'slos and smnll fruit, such ns
blackberries, gonsoborrlos, cur
rants and sjrawuorrios, vnyi
$3000.
$300. '"'
SALK.M IXVKSTMKXT CO,
133. Stnto1! Stm't.jfe Y
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For Salo TlmlKT 104 noroa of lino
timber for salo cheap, about 5
mjles fromalom on a good road.
ForpnTtfouTari oall on my agent,
Bechtef &''Schulz.
Pai-nv Wo havo a large number of
fine Btogk, ulalry, farms, $10 per
oere aiid,!iy Grain nnd fruit
farms ISO per aero and up.
lloiiMt,- Houses in all parU of .iliu
clfy. $100 and up. yneani ioi
DUVf Ul III"""' "
housei iW builuaiB; scUon.
$2500 and up
TiinmliliiK Otitflt For Sal 0lu'i j
We ean toll, rtat or exchange your.
propext- satlfiaetory.
IIHCHTIU ft SOU VMS
;171 STATK ST.
1MIOX1I Jn -
"iVll'liltv' AX'I 'VElill STAULlitf
nvfpri ' tttul;, w f01
office Stables, at 254 Ferry street
between Commercial and Front
streets. Telephone 188. Some ol
the finest liveries in the city can
be found here. Dick Westacott
rjroDrletor. 10-l-lyr
BAM! AND DOOR FAOTpRIEg
Frak M. JbVowh Manufacturer ol
usb, doors, mouldings. All kiadj
of house fnUh and hard woe4
irerk. Frat ttret, between iUe
asd Court. Meke all MplaUt
U the
iKn nnd un. Several mogorni.i . . .
MISCELLANEOUS
Lost A black silk Jacket on Hlfch
and Liberty streets. Finder will
pleaso return to Journal office.
G-29-3L
Salem Cash Market 1 buy for cash
and Mil for cash. Cold storage
and all kinds of meats kept. Qlv
mo a trial at 173 Commercial St.
P. W. Reyelta, Prop. 6-29-tf,
For Rent Housekeeping roomn.
223 H South Commercial Streot.
6-27-3t
Loulon Noodlo Hoiise Ferry street.
near High. 6-5-lmo.
Togo Noodlo Hohso First class
place to get bowl noodles. Fresh
and well served 10c, 439 Ferry
Btroet. 6-5-lmo
nelp Furnished1 tVco of Chwrjce By
Salem Employment Company, 478
Stato street, phone No. 149. Par
tlos wanting help please call at
ofllco or phono us, Also havo cows
(or salo.
Concreto work uet my prices on
sidewalks, curbs, septic tanks and
cement work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first-claw. M
Ward, 2378 Maple Ave., Highland.
Phono 1669. July24-tt
Voget Lumber and Fad Co. Lum
ber .shingles, building material,
wood and coal. Low price and
prompt deliveries. One block east
of S. P. pasaengtr depot Phone
198. 7-2-tt
Iltitte St Wenderoth Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. We handle
the celebrated Kollog gand Castle
whiskies. Gool and refreshing beer
constantly or- draught. South
Commercial street. 9-S-lyr
Enlarged Our moat markot on
EU Stato stroot has boon doublod
In slzo and wo aro hotter prepared
than over to servo customers.
Prompt sorvlco and the best of
moats our motto. Call or phone
190. B. K. Edward1 Moat Co.
UUTTERXUT BnEAD.
It Is worth more than any other
read yet the price is bo higher
for sal at your grocers'.
CALIFORNIA BAKKKT,
SBS
rT.TTxnwwai
flSnrWu
and steam heutlng and tlanlag
161 Commercial
MalD '102.
street. Phent
M. J. Petxcl Plumbing, steam no
gas fitting. SuccsMor to Knox
Murphy, 226 Commercial street
'Prone Mala 17.
IX)DOE8.
arncnters UbIoh o. 10BB Loe
w
Union No. 1066 of Carpenters as
Joircrs of America moet even
Saturday ovenlng at 8:00 p. m. Is
Hearot hall, 420 State St. A. W
Donnls, Rec. Sec.
ForestiTs of Aimrlc Court Sher
wood Foresters, No. 19. Meets
Saturday night in Holman hall,
Stato street Waldo Miller, O. R.J
J. O. Perry, fluauclal secretary.
CcMtral I)dge No. 18, K. of T.
Castle Hall In Holman block, eor
ner Stato and Liberty street!
Tuesday of each week at 7:30
m. Ospar Johnson, O. O.; B. B
Anderson, K. of R. and 8.
Modora Woodwea of Ametlw Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5248. Meet
every Thursday evening at '
o'clock In Holmaa ball. W. W
Hill, V. O.J F. A Turner, clerk
.Voodmca of World Meet every Tr
day night at 7:30, In Holman hal'
O. L. Darling, C. O.; P. L, Frai
ler, Clork.
Waoola Animuy ubiob. hc, w
dent ana pennon iuuruv, .
000,000 pledgra; every ciaim pif
Oood agent wanted. J. H. C
Mongomory, supreme organiser
Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. R
Ryan, secretary, 64 State str
UHAYMKN.
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All kinds of transfer wor auot
Furniture and pianos boxed ready
for shlpmeut. Prompt service It
our motto. Stand and office al
263 South Commercial street
Phone 210 Residenc Phone 88
WANTED
WimtMl Man and wue, wiiuom
family, to work on ranch. Ad
dross "B. C." care Journal office.
C-25-lw
WaHtiU t Onc From $100 to
$500, tho best of collateral secur
ity to offer. Address O 10, Jour
nal offlco. Cll-tt
ljnb WHtd To copy short ad
vertlslng letters at home; pa;o
time. cah weekly, send sUuip for
I ftwM8e
RETURNS
M .Jf
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particulars. Monroe County Sua'
ply Co., Rochester, N, t.
6-27-at.
Wanlwl Woman to work In small
family; good wages. Enquire 89)
North Church Btroet. 6-2 9-8 1. '
Wanted 'A solicitor tof a'dvertlaliitf.
Can earn from $48 .t6 $S8p9f,
week. For particulars, The Qnrjr
Syndicate, Music Publishers, Kas
LlVorp6oJ, O. U29-3t.
Wanted At Salem hospital a woa
na cook. Good wages. Apply Ik
porson. 6-29-tf.
Vnttted -An experiocceil dlla
room girl at ttotol Salm. ?
6-29-3t. ;
CarpoHtor Waatcil Good wae for
pian. Phono 544 or call at. 4111,
Court St.
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REAL SWTATE FOR BALK
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Something Worth
Investigating
96 Acres
Miles from Salem 40
acree
cleared, 8 acres fruit, 5 room
house, good barn, spring water
In houso nnd barn. All good
fruit land. Only $3,300. ,
30 Acres
n Miles from Salem 7
root
houso, barn 40x00, family or
chnrd, stock and Implomonti In
cluded. Prlco $3500. '
Wo have Improvod and unl
provod city proporty tor isle.
If you can not pay cash buy a
city lot on tho Installment piaa.
Salem City proporty a Seod in
Wttmant,,' teik 'ever osr llet
of- laMiMMlr.-
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OLMSTED liNU CO.
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Salem' ltraiieh Yermc i)we,
873 8.TATE 8TRKKT.
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HOTRM AND RIWTAURAWf.,
WS-VV--V !-
UllimillllHIIHIHHI
The
X WliHe House RestauraM
For a RjfuiA'
1 25c Dinner at 20c I
They eaa't be best
McGiklirlit & Son
PrejH-le4rt.
niiiiiinniiiiiniiiitM
ariMsmtM Min
SUV uuukx nnsvii
Call and tr.r ttow. KmW
15c. Board per week JJ.7I, 1
also furaUhed r9u very
reasonable.
AT TM
Salem
Restaurant
MFALS i5c
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afgtoooBmtooiiHWif
HOTEL OREGON
Cor Seventh Htl Hfark .
Portland's New sJ Modern
Itotel. Rales $ I per day and
up. Euroiican Am. Free Bus. I
X uBir.nT.nr,i(isW)N HOTEL CO. I
Proftfwors
Phono 44 Main 147 N. High Hi.
C. W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs nod Livery, all Rlf Moder
Rubber Tire,
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