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pOUI'TUY AM) CAMK fnfi-jr .r.' for Wlbt I'urka (ai i lt,m In ft'm. Wrll ua f. i.(t all k '' ""' fork. ata. IVarwm-I'aKC Co., Portland .... in riH - 4mipv an if fttotnla, Hps iii'M irii pt imiX 7,i ii )'( 4 full irl'll4 - la Hand MtMhltv LIME FERTILIZER I'luM. I.lma. fmtnmt. Wall Plaa- N(1TEN(;ilAM A CO. 101 Ml "- POKTLArlD. OB. SAYE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT of $uo or more by buying your I'iano or I'lHyrr I'iano direct from factory etore. Bl'SII & I.ANK I'IANO COMPANY j55 Na.hington St., I'orlUnd, (r. ta IDMrl.ANK ala al NKW SCO'lT HOTEL it Mk naana: aUain bla Wibri alMn "tfl nlrlf cltwa to biiMMa aatWnl Ji, , V raifH In rllf. MMlM LP. Kevrnth and Ankrny Ktreeta (avfuwnl frum All ItapvU br Blrastcae. VEAL, H0G3, POULTRY Taal fn-r io""- UHrtt- lb. t'.Ta' fa.!' 1 I U l,v rb'. a.h. b.. r.. ... It.. U I t let UJ tk. tl iv !) l.wpe ! I' ( lb 1 ittT n-a. r tii K lh AimmmA, V in d Ik ieriMe t r ,M l-ri-ew on all L,i.M.i.ie) tl' ! nl r 'oit l-mUf ft IMIJ liU' ft "" t he, k MUl I'f l4uri W til. r. H- Ui-IU frnl htrwt. I'efllt Oiti AGENTS VVANTtD. W Want II ir ,u..r ' ri.ai.re) i ti a,-l lt fipnwnal In jnwir lant 1 ? ii, to ItttrixliM- tt fftmotta t ii.tii im r !. I he t it pejr- ( .-"' '"at '" I "" "I'l heitfe of ii ' 'I'" 1 1' Iai ejnj 111111- kll rea aJn.ltaJ ! MtllM Oat t k4 I'uaet IT iuu afit 1 hi ixmiIIc ril l HleJ . 'leX'tatA. H abt "EAT HEARTY" 1 RELIEVE DISTRESS AFTER EATING Damon of the Niger. The natlvea Inhabiting the country oar the source of the Niger believe that a devil Uvea In the rock whence tha river springe. They are very super itllloue aud greatly fear thla devil, who Is supposed to kill any person he darea to look at the aource. Whenever the natlvea are ahowlng Itranger the apot, they cover up their fares and walk backward In the direc tion of the spring, pointing toward It with outstretched band behind the tack. Jlnino (ll find !.f. tlualnw'e nr.tniD( prui. r t at ri nlr lo iiaa thai abtiuran -llui ,v.a U-.ll. In no.l. All Settled. Here la a rather neat story of the way In which a very ahy lor proud) man made a "propoaal " He bought a e((nf ring-, sent It to the lady whose finger be knew by heart), and with It encloaed a aheet of notepaper with the brief question: "Ikies It Btr By return pot he received the more laconic, though syllablcally longer, re el: "lleaiitKnllr - Formation of Friendship. We cannot tell the precise moment hen frlendnhlp la formed. Aa In filling a veaae drop by drop, there la at least a drop which makea it run over; so In a aeries of klndneesee there la at last one which makea the art run over. From Hoawoll i Life f Johnaon. Here'e Two. A famoua philosopher waa discuss Ing truth. "There are three tlmee," be said, "when a mm la Justified In tail ing a falsehood. They are. Brat, to a woman; second, for a woman; antf third well, forgot the third." Same Ooal. Haste and Waste are always travel ing In the same general direction. Don't Envy anyone a kooiI apietite a perfect digestion a robust constitution. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS will help ynu to obtain thfse very (inYkly. It tones sti engthenn in vigorates -the entire cli trostivesyst m andalways stands for U'tU r health. Try it today. ill Crugjisfi. 33 7 - - l"H.y,0,, T-. I. .. I. UJ II !,,.... f . I r II ..T IVL Chinese a WW the Moit Promln.nt Trait, of ,n Oriental. .)J,h! - Pr eoldler. N()t T.TZ,h: C""rrUl" blm,.f the .lecutlouer'. , ortw ride bla pam.te with the .mall ,UIa r.."i7 .? ,,U""rt th,!m lhruMl "". ' H. . Wl,.or In Popular Me chanic.. Tb. re)tth of M arm V"""ork' whre he alia on account o( bla aversion to bo Ing ordered. This found In bla do ajMtlo and Industrial work. A gener l Una) of policy or desired results can iaia aon and ba will faithfully I ",or" ,n accordance therewith, but ba isllkes to be followed up through tba alalia of tha work with frequent or 4re. Ha will produce excellent re- una out they niuat ba accomplished in bla own way. Hence th, Mnc, f good militarism prompt and un questioned obedience couiee In di rect conflict with bla nature, and makea blm a poor soldier. However, thla trait la not entirely wanting In sther natlonalltlea, aa erery buslnesa man knowa to hie aorrow, and the dif ficulty of getting employee to do a thing In the prescribed way la one of the constant anxieties. WHO WANTS TO OCCUPY IT? engllah HotalaBeem to Have Queer Idea aa to the Popularity of Haaraa. Rome of the hotelkeepere "on the sther aide" bare peculiar waya of ad-' rertlalnf their houaea, and one of the moat alngular of theae methoda la the itatement In their adertlaementa that tha hotel la equipped with a hearse! Inasmuch aa the American hotelkeeper la only looking for "lle itiea." It la not of record that hearaea laTa been uned aa attraction! In thla country aa yet. One of the Engllah raterlng juurnala In epeaklng of thla custom, recently Bald: "We hare on leveral orraalona commented upon :he uncanny mixing up of the funeral traffic bualneaa with hotel keeping in unholy combination to ba mat with .'n some northern parte of Ireland. Apropoe. here la an enticing adrer tlaemrnt from a Sllgo paper calculat ed to bring quite a ruah of gueata ans- iloua to teat the accommodation: 'Mre. , proprlctreaa of the hotel, bi-gs to announce that he has added u ber eitnhllMhment a glasa huarae.' Steam for the Boll. For a year or two paat certain grow rra of totnutora, cucumbers and alml- Inr Tegetablea for the I-mulon market hare been Injecting atcum Into tha soil with a lew to di-slroylng InsecU and aluga. It I reported that the plan works very well for that purpoae, but (ho operation brought to light an un expected fact namely, that the aoll thus treated Increased greatly In fer tility; so greatly. Indeed, that the ordi nary amount of manure cannot be used afterward. This effect has been explained aa be ing due to the sterilization produced by the steam, which kills the phago cytes or prototoa which In ordinary circumstances keep down the number of bacteria In the aoll whose opera tions are beneficent In turning organic nltrogon Into plant food. Harper's Weekly. Force of Habit An attache at the statehouae baa a nose which slightly turna to the left, ind wban asked why, replies It turns that way from force of habit. "Habit?" some one asked one day, "bow can a nose have a habit?" "The nose didn't," waa the reply, "but I did. When I waa a boy my noae naturally turned to the right. It em barrassed me and I was guyed about It so much that I decided I would pull It atralghl. So I began to draw my lert band acrosa It In tba hope I could straighten IL The motion became habit. I did It when in school, In church, and my mother said I did It when asleep. Itefore I could atop the bablt I had tha end of my nose pulled over to the other aide, and I decided to let It itay that way." Indlanapolla Newa. Our Jail In China. In the annual appropriation bill for the diplomatic and consular service of the United Statea there la Included an Item for the actual expense of renting a prison at Shanghai, China, for Amer icana convicted in the unuea mat court for China. In the atatutea the place of confinement In Shanghai U Ualmated a "prlaon." and as there It but one place provided It aervee both aa penitentiary and a Jail. Thla Dt-leon consists of one email back room i nHvata building. In the wall of whloh there la a hole urougo wnicu the prisoner la aupplled with food, the Jailer being a olerk In the United tales consulate at ihanihai Har per's Weakly. Ixtremely Careful. rr Armand Delflle of Paris said at -ternatlonal congreaa of hygiene hlngton that tuberouloels waa t, ... redltary but exclualvely oon tnglous. "Hence," said Dr. Delllle to . ..,. "consumption mar un doubtedly be eradicated; but to eradW .... it wa must be careful as care- ...i the deaf mute who slept In in mlttene." "Woolen mlttenar said the reporter, wuu v"' frown "Well, I suppose, theae chilly fall nights, there la Indeed some lit tie danger of catching cold." Oh. - Mid IT. nelllle. smiling. "That wasn't the reason the deaf mute wore woolen mittens. He wore them so that bo couldn't talk In bis sleep." Mine Own. How long would you be willing to wnlt f.-r tne?" she asked. In tones so iw he co.ild scarcely catch the words. Li tlen h" went on: "You know. l,..r -o i.iv father h:is recently Invest ed In" a rllver mine, and ho Is going tw re at once, and I cannot leave moth r i.lonn. So I auk )''" asnln. (leorge. U)W lonff would you be willing to wait ' "'-"rl't for yon. my ilnllnrr?" repeat ,1 Mr liU wc n H' '"I"K lv'' I m 'M Mt 'or voti 'intll we l rn how th..' silver iiilno tu.i.3 ouU" WHAT STEEP GRADES MEAN TOaTT FARMERS t u I -3iL a lvrr.H Jin h " ,bnWn thal hor" whlRh c,n P"" WO Pund n 5. n . . " draw "ly 900 l)oun(,,' wlth He ' one foot la 100. The dimculty lncreaae. ateadlly aa the grade becomee ateeper ROAD MATERIAL IS TESTED Machines In Engineering Department of Kanaaa Agricultural College Give Good Service. When you rldo over a good road or a paved atreet In your carriage or motor car do you ever wonder how long that road or pavement will re main In good shapo? I)oesa't It seem aa If It would be a big waste of money If the road should prove to be of In ferlor material and would have to be replaced in a few years at an enor mous expeiiso? If you are a tax payer on a paved street you have undoubt edly asked these questions. fortunately, the men who build these streets and roads know JuBt how long the material they use will last. Just how much wear It will atund and how long It will hold together. There la no guess work ubout such things when properly done. Several small. Insignificant looking tnachlnea were received, a few days ago, by the engineering department of the Kansaa Agricultural college. These machines mean much to road builders and to tax payers. They are mechanical contrivances with which testa are made to show Just how much pressure may fufely be put upon rock to be used on a road, aud they deter- mine, ahio, approximately bow long the rock will last or, ralhcr, bow It w ill wear. A sample of tho rock Is powdered and the powder Is tested to discover bow well It will stick togethe mentation. In the laboratory of the department Is another machine which tests aand for lta building qualities. Not long age a test was made of all the differ ent brands of sand sold In the state. Different brands of cement are tested In much the same way. Other road materials are tested In this depart' ment, and then the enginoer can tell easily what his road ta going to be when It la finished. There la no guess work about road building as one might suppose. Buying Stock Swine. Never buy an animal almply be cause he baa a pedigree, and because he Is on sale at a low price. Pedi gree doea not constitute merit, for there are animals with pedigrees a foot long which would ruin any herd Into which they were Introduced. The next class the farmer's pig is that which Is not good enough for the breeder of hlgh-clms stock; this anl ma! may be a bit coarse, and not up to standard, but he la a good growthy or a prolific sort, which the pork pro ducer will be glad to have. The next kind Includes the culls, runts and In ferior specimens, which ahould be turned Into butcher's meat as soon as possible; under no circumstances whatever should they be used as breeders. Use Ample Coopa. Shippers of live poultry should never use coopa which are too small to carry the poultry properly. Poul try arriving In a cramped and wretch ed condition will not command satis factory prices, and, furthermore, the commission man la apt to get himself Into serious trouble with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani mals unless the stock Is removed Im mediately Into other coops, and theae are not available at all times. Pickle Worm. The pickle worm has caused some rouble this fall and much of the loss might nave Deen avoioea Dy ine nae of nrsennto of lead. That la, had the cucumbers heen rprayea wun ireenate of lend the larvae could not 'mve entered the fruits. This ma erlnl I" PRHlly removed from tho ucumhers by washing, so that no lnni-er attends Its use when the cu unibers are thoroughly washed bo 'ore using. Grow Soiling Craps. When a srfflclent number of stock s kept to consume tho farm products o the beet advantage. It win nearly ilwuys rnv to It" "onio crops tnai nn bo used as needed aa soiling rops. Hen Psys Feed Bill. A hen that begins to lay In Novem ber anl lv" ev, n Bl nmnv tpn month through to tho end of rcD- nary, at the prices that prevail In my town, hns pnlil ror ner reea tor whole yenr, and an sne produces ho remaining elKht months of the foar Is clenr profit Remedy for 8caly Legs. About the best remedy for scaly rgs, which Is the work of miniature jaraaltes, Is an application ot suipnur tnd nadifld lard once a week. I0 I JSC GOOD ROAD CONGRESS Meeting at Atlantic City Marks Epoch in History. Most Important Feature Waa Attempt to Find Waya and Means to Stop Tremendoue Drain on Row enuee Subjects Discussed. i ua ursi national road congresw held at Atlantic City, N. J October 1-5 marks an epoch In the history of good roads. Among the purposes of the road congress and one of tha most Important of many waa the attempt to find waya and means of stopping mis tremendous drain on road rev enues; also to consider the best meth ods of road management and of road construction and maintenance, and dis cuss the Innumerable questions that arise out of these fundamental ones, writes J. W. Darrow in the New Eng land Homestead. The first two days of the congress were road users' days, so called, and the program waa under the direction of the American Automobile associa tion. Among the subjects discussed was, "The Farmer and Good Roads," by N. P. Hull, lecturer of the national grange, who contended that good roads would help solve the problem of keeping the beva on the farm, and would reduce cost of products to con sumers by giving farmers easier and quicker access to the markets. On automobile laws Charles T. Terry, chairman of the A. A. A. legislative board, objected to the motorist pay Ing the cost of road building and de clared that the double tax levied on autolsts In all but two states was un Just. National old trails was discussed In a paper by Judge J. M. Lowe of St, Louis and by Mrs. Donald Mc Lean, honorary president-general of the D. A. H, and the "see America first" Idea, was presented by Preston Pelvln of the Virginia State Automo bile association. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt of North Carolina and Dell M. Potter of Arizona, who Is general "booster," In other words the preal dent of the Ocean to Ocean Highway association, which proposes to con struct a highway across the continent Among the other speakers up to the time covered by the third day of the congress were Col. W. D. Sohler of Massachusetts, who advised uniform road making laws; 11. W. Anderson of Richmond, Vs., who discussed needed reforms In road legislation and advocated a complete system of federal, state, county and town roads; James H. MacDonald of Connecticut, who was Introduced as the father of the good roads movement In Amer ica; and Clarence A. Kenyon of In dianapolis, who described the Indiana system of good roads as unworthy the state, yet much had been accom plished In spite of It The road machinery and material exhibits were most complete and in structlve and they added distinctly to the success of the congress. The exhibit won praise on all hands. The government exhibit consisted of se ries of models showing the develop ment of road building from early Roman times. The state exhibits af forded much. Information relating to roads within their respective bound aries, and a dozen or more states were represented In this manner. The road congress went on record as favoring federal aid for the purpose of building and maintaining good roads. The president of the congress was authorized to appoint a committee to confer with and Interest the American liar association In regard to formulat ing uniform laws relating to the building, maintenance and use of roads. Laws for the employment of prison labor In the Improvement of the public highways were also recom mended. The congress commended the proposition to construct an "old trails ocean to ocean highway." Eradicating Quack Graas. Some experiments that have been conducted during the paat two sea sons by the Iowa experiment station, show that quack grass can be com. pletely and effectually eradicated by sowing sorghum. Infested tracta were put In good tilth and broadcasted rather thickly In the latter part of May with sorghum. This nindo such a vigorous growth that It swamped and smothered the quack grass so that not a bit of It was cut for feed In the fall. The advant age of this sorghum method Is that there Is no loss of crop, the process that knocks out the grass giving a valuable and nutritious ration for the farm animals. Highest Producing Cows. Data shows plainly that the highest producing cows are also on the aver age the moat economical producers. It Is tme that the cost of feed eaten by these cows Is considerably higher than for the low producers, but since the products obtained are much more valuable than the feed consumed and since a larger proportion of the not energy In the feed eaten can be used for production. In the case of such cows, the net returns secured are In creased to a far greater extent than the Increase In cost of feed. A 'OPPOSING- Tells soch slovies Vtd Alice 'i QUESTION OF PURE ENGLISH Stickler for Grammar Corrscts Hh Wife on Her Careleaaneaa and Is Caught Hlmaelf. "My dear, I wlah you would apeal more carefully," said a stickler foi pure English to his wlfo. "You aa that 'Henry Jones came to this towi from Cleveland.' Don't you see tha; It would be better to say that hi 'came from Cleveland to thla town'?' '1 don't aee any difference In thi two expreasions," rejoined the lady. "But there is a difference In thi two expressions a rhetorical differ ence. You don't bear me make use o! such awkward expressions. By thi way, I have a letter from your fatbei In my pocket" "Oh, dear. Is my father In youi pocket?" inquired the wife. "You mean that you have In your pocket a lettei from my father." "There you go with your little qulb blea! You take a delight In haraaslni me; you are always taking up a thread and representing It as a rope." "Representing It to be a rope, yon mean, dear?" And then be grinned a sickly grit and wished he bad never started thi discussion. JUMPING KANGAROO IS FUNNY Latest Toy to Pleaae Fancy of Parlalar Boys and Girls -Has Ne Mechanical Motive Power. A toy kangaroo which Jumps whee placed on a slightly Inclined board table or other surface, but which li not provided with springs or mechani cal motive power of any kind. Is thi lates toy to please the fancy of Part alan boys and girls. The motive power of the Interesting toy is derived through the construo tlon of the hind legs and the arrange ment of the center of gravity of thi body, says the Popular Mechanics. When the toy rests on a horizontal board it Is supported by the tall and the bends of the hind legs, but when the board Is gently tipped the centet of gravity of the body changes, thi toy leans forward until only the low er part of the kind legs are resting on the board. Then the momentum ol the body causes the kangaroo to tnaks Kangaroo Toy. a Jump, bringing it back Into Its orig inal position on the tall and bends ol the bind leg again. The shock re sulting from the completion of the Jump throws the body forward again and the Jump la repeated, and so on. RIDDLES. When are two apples alike? When pared. What is it everybody wishes for and tries to get rid of? A good appetite. When may a man call his wife "honey?" When she has a comb on her head. If your letter Is too short what girl will you ask for help? Adeline. Why is comet more like a dog than the Dog star? The comet has a tail and the Dog star hasn't In what part of a church do they ring tha belles f At tha altar. Pity About Pa. They have a wise ten-year-old boy la an Bast End family and soma of his sayings are really worth peddling. At least bis father thinks they are. or he wouldn't tell this one. Tha other day the youngster ap proached tha father and stared at him for soma time. 'Daddy," ha finally said, "yon think mamma Is tha most beautiful parson you ever saw, don't you?" 'Of course," replied the father, with great promptness. Again the boy scrutinized his parent "Oea. daddy." he finally said, "It's an awful pity she can't say tha same about yon, isn't It?" Unklsssble. man had been absent from home for some time, and during his ab- senoa had raised a luxuriant beard and moustache. Shortly after his re turn ha paid a visit to his sister, who hsd a little daughter of whom ba was especially fond. Tha little girl made no effort to embrace blm or offer him a kiss, but hung back, reluctantly. "Why, Eleanor," said the mother, 'why don't you give Uncle Ed a kiss?" "Well, mother," returned the child. with the most perfect simplicity, "1 don't see any place." Harper's Bay sjla "Thank Duke's ' Mixture for Them" ff Every member of your family will appre ' date the many handsome, useful presents you '2 iL A 1 2M I Duke's Mixture Is one of tha big favorite brands for both pipe and cigarettes. Men everywhere prefer it be cause of Its true natural tobacco taste. Duke's Mixture Is simply the choice leaves of fine Virginia and North Carolina bright leaf thoroughly aged, stemmed and crumbled. It's impossible to get a purer smoke or a more likeable one than this mild, rich, fragrant Liggett IfMyer Duke's Mixture. One and a half ounces of this choice granulated tobacco cost only 5c and with each sack you get a book of cigarette papers FREE. The Present are FREE They do not cost you one penny. In each 5c sack of Liggett Sf Myert Duke's Mixture we now pack a free present coupon. With these coupons you can get any article described in our new a 8esweed In Commerce. It Is always known that seaweed contained a large quantity of Iodine, but today it is used In the manufac ture of a certain kind of cloth, while certain species are eaten under the names of "dulse," "stoke" and "cur rageen." Kelp Is burned seaweed, and Devonshire seaweed is used for a Urge number of purposes; there fore, the seaweed gatherers of today are la a better position than aver before. Te Breaf: In New Shoes. Alwayi ahake In Alleu'f Foot -Eaae, a powder. It eureabot, wcatinn, aeblng, awollen eet Curoa corna, ingrowing naili and bunions. At all drogf lata and alioe sterea, '2.'c. hout accept tnyautwiitute. NaraplemailrdFREli. Addreas Allan S. Ulnuted, Le Ror. fi. Y. Gift That le Divine. If Instead of a gem, or even a flower, we could cast the gift of a lovely thought Into the heart of a friend, that would be giving as the angels must give. George MacDon ald. RELIEVES SORE EYES Birds Worthy of Gratitude. It has been estimated that the birds ta the United States save $200,000,000 worth of crops each year. The tree sparrows In Iowa eat 4.668 pounds of weed seed dally. One full-fledged robin will eat 16 feet of caterpillar dally, or about 4,669 Individuals a month. Red Onaa Ball Blue friv double value for tout monmy. area twica mm far aa any otbar. Aak tout And 8o Many Do It campaign year is a time of hap piness for the man who likes to get at the extreme outer edge of the crowd and yell "Louder!" Denver Republican. Their Final Chanoe. He What kind of a resort was It you were at? She Well, Judging from tha kind of men I saw there, I should say it waa tha last resort tor mar riageable girls. Near Relatives. Pessimists and IndigesUoa ara trat noustns. yo Years withCoughs We have had seventy years of experience with Ayer Cherry Pectoral. This makes us have great confi dence in it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, weak throats, and weak lungs. We want yo,u to have confidence in it, as well. Ask your own doctor what experience he has had with it He knows. Keep in close touch with him. One of Aycr's Pills at bedtime will csuse an Increased flow of bile and produce a tentle laxative effect the day following. Formula on etch box. Show It to your doctor. He will understand at a (lance. Dose, one pill at bedtime, just one. Mada j Iba t. O. AImA CO., LawaU. Haas. ..ml illustrated catalogue of pres ents. Asa special offer, good during December and January only, we will give you this cata las absolutely FREE. Simply send us your name and address. Ctmtoni from DUKE'S MTXTUE mar be aiorUd 'art Irot HORst SHOE, J. T.. TINSLEY'S NATURAL LEAF, GRANGER TWIST and coupon! iron, FOUR ROSES ( I'K-Kn '' ST PICK. PLUG CUT. PIEDMONT CIGARETTES. CUX CIGARETTES. nd other taxi and amfom tuudd brut. Premium Dept. ST. LOUIS, MO. ,TC --!W?ii 11 He Knew Teacher. "A small boy dropped Into a store) on the North Side on his way to school to get some candy," says tha Holton Signal "While be was look ing over the assortment displayed la the case the salesman called hla at tentlon to some fresh lemon drops. 'Naw,' the boy said, 'Gimme some Jelly beans. I want something the teacher can't hear me eat. Teacher can hear a feller eat lemon drops clear across tha room." Kansas City Star. Be thrifty on little thinra like bluing. Don t : ae. rrpt water far bluing-. Ask for Had Crsaa Ball Blua, tot extra good vmlua blua. Heroism In Everyday Life. "Not In clanging fights and des perate marches only Is heroism to ba looked for, but on every railway bridge and fireproof building that la going up today. On freight trains, on the decks of vessels, In cattle yards, on lumber rafts, among the flremea and the policemen, the demand for courage is incessant and the supply, never falls." William James, Calming Hsr. Mrs. Fidget "What s that nolsa I hear down In the library?" Mr. Fidget "Must be the history repeating Itself. Go to Bleep." Puck. Never Satisfied. Tha man who marries for money always thinks he Is underpaid. Get Well and you can very easily THE CHINESE DOCTOR Both tha American and tha Chinese physicians use medicines made from ilanta and herbs. But the Chinese have extended their researches and txsa Soots, Herbs and Barks that have never been heard of in this country. nd with these harmless and non-lnjux-ous remedies Dr. C. Gee Wo has cured lundreJs of patients of all sorts of dis eases and who had previously been tak ;ng tho medicines prescribed by well known American physicians. He has testimonials from patients all over tha northwest as to the tine results he ob tained with the use of these nature remedies. Should yon live out of town and wish to begin treatment send 4 cents in stamps for a consultation blank and circulars. Office open evenings and Sundays. CONSULTATION FREE The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co. 162 First St., Cor. Morrison PORTLAND, OR. P. N. U. No. es-Ml WHKX writing to adrjrtlM aTaJaaM tasao I " lioai thla air. I Gee h X--.""- li Gee Wo vr Wo
