.X i - -5 u THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2. X910. i:UT THIS official business while he wi charfld asked the senator to aid In changing thsj tlon that Hermann would not pass bla KHINDM Rear . End ; Collision In Blue Mountains Delays East ! em Mail Train. this per diem of IJ-nd therefore wai lieu land law.'. not paring a aortal visit at tha surveyor. In discussing the unsigned letter to general's office In Portland. Hermann, Secretary Hitchcock. Oeorge Cottenach said ha could spend part of tha time; and Sella, which Jieney put In evidence on social business but h was attend- as showing- tha evident refusal of Her- Ing to official business all the time. I mann to transmit tha protests, to the Xteaxd of JTreuds. ' ' j secretary, Hermann denied ever having x- n.-.. wh i. ,if-n,t-- if seen litem, ue saja ne was in sympeuiy ha had not found out about , the iM wuh the purpose of the letters Md had lis would (laoiy amvw claims.- Hermann aald that when ha ex plained tha situation to the delegation (ta members stated they would have nothing to do with the ease. Hermann aald he did not hear of the employment of w. E. Valk and Assist ant Chief Clerk Harlan by Benson until i after he had left the commissioner's of flee. ' : v , , ., ; . frsuds during his visit to Oregon In "J"'" 1901 and 1901 and HennaniiCsaM he had signea mem. heard of tham with the reeult that ha Xemory Tails HUH. bocam more than vrr Hcrious In hla I Hermann aald ha had a very -faint and also because the leuer charred that effort to secure the repeiU of the lieu remembrance of Emmett Cailahan of one of the land clerks In the department Hermann said he did not put the Zabrlskle lettera on the files beoause It waa marked private and - confidential A rear end collision between two iO. IL A N. east bound extra trains at Olbbon station delayed tha fast mall, due to arrive here at 7:30 thle morning, t hours and It minutes. Olbbon sta- tlon la about 20 mtlee west of La - Grande. The collision occurred at '"11:H o'clock last night. No one waa v Injured, but the locomotlvea were dam- agel considerably. W. . Bollona, superintendent of the Oregon division, with headquarters In this city.' went to the scene of the ao- cldcnt and immediately started a search t' Ing Investigation aa the collision oo ,'curred -within the limits of the blork , signals, - ;- Kxtra train No. 881. eaalbound. In .,. charge Of Conductor 8tacey and En ' srlneer Saundora. waa standing bntween '""the switch's at Gibbon, with helper en "glno No. S63. in charge of Engineer Johnson,; at the rear. The train was ,,.,run Into by extra eastbound train No. ,i460. In charge of Conductor King and Engineer Oettlnga, the latter train mov -'" Ing at the rate of about II miles an hour. ' . The engine of the moving train waa - that $oO wiil cover repairs to tbe cars, ' damaged to the extent of about 11000 , '"while It la estimated that 225 will re- f,,,,,palr the damages to enging No. 83 and t(- TMh , afternoon Superintendent Hoi Ions wired General Manager J. P. ."O'Brien's off Ico here that he had as "' certilned that the signal lights were burning brightly and that Engineer Get tlnr claims that he could not see the t block , signals and could not see the -"-train ah tad, on account of steam es- caping from bla engine. land law. I Baker City. He said he had no remem- t .n.w.r in r,n.M,,n i. aata that branca of having seen Callahan at he did not remember of having heard waanmgion unui ne lesuuea ai wn- ot th. nnrtinn t,t Wev erhaauaer. mgion. Me aia not rememDer wnai meir Smith and other of the eastern timber conversation had been about kingc In Oregon lands Bnd that they had , He had alwaya conaidered that Maya helped to aecure the pa. of the lieu create the reserve waa his de- land law. Oregon was too remote Ml'1"' lo conserve me wawr luw -her forests were too far from the mar- dld " knw that either Maya or W. H. warn was imeresiea in me scniwi iwiua. Hermann aald It had been his policy to checkerboard objectionable lands and exclude them from the reserve boun daries when it waa necessary for a re serve to be created. He had often dla- kt to make them th object of tlm ber thievea aa early as 1 8 a 7 About the last ymr of hla admfotatra tlon of the land offlie, Hermann aaid he had heard of whole carloads of men n i.-- k... i, "..h h. mA ouased this question with various men hesid of 'the actlvltlea of Puter. Krlbs had checkerboarded an Art son a re or McKlnley. before the time he made rv' Hermann said, because the people the Krlbs claims represented by 8na- u,er" " ma' oem.na ir m tor Mitchell -special before the land of reserve. What Bailroada Owned. The railroad owned the odd sections never I ,n the proposed reaerve, and Hermann saia ne aeciaea tnti 10 incorporate iime sections in the reserve would give the tin HERMANN ADMITS HE KNEW 0 F FRAUD (Continued from Tare One.) Bliss employed Glfford Plnchot to .make ail examination of the forests of the n country, - About Hyde Decision. tt Secretary Hitchcock went Into office : about two years after Hermann became commissioner, the witness said. Mr. Heney asked Hermann" about his decision of the. Hyde case. May, 1898, asking him If he remembered that he had "decided It unlawful to appropriate "''unsurveyed land aa Ilea land. Hermann '."".said he had so testified. '", Heney asked to refresh his memory v., and read from the land decisions,' by j Secretary Bliss, which rejected It on the icv grounds given by Hermann as his own. Heney contended that It had been Bliss " and not .Hermann who announced the '''. utiMiirvevpil lAn'rt floctrlniv This waa "evidently for the purpose of ahowlng ,fii inaccuracy in Hermann s recollection. tiI - Heney also put in ffvtdenee a decision ' by Secretary Hitchcock reviewing the '""Hyde case, April II, 1899, for the eame purpose, Hot rrands Until 1897. Z Honey asked Hermann if he had tea- "tlfled that the lieu' land act, in bla be lief, wb the mother of the public -.i land frauds. Hermann said it waa his i" testimony. Heney then asked if It '!'waa not a fact that there were not mahy frauds until after 1897. Her mann said yes. - Heney then asked If Hermann had . not learned soon after that date that lands- in Oregon and California had been acrlpped . extensively., Hermann aald i hla waa so. . .,. Hermann aald he had secured an ex f peime allowance for- trips to tha west '"teach : year, while In office. Part of this lime he spent in Roseburg and in ;.'' Portland and be charged this subslst ,'(ilJence to the government. s,;'j Heney then asked If he was not on flee for action. Knew of Thayer ITauda. Hermann said that he had heard of tbe Claud Thayer frauds until r, rt i.n.t nffi nnH that hla railroad company a great advantage ...". r,.rtiruiriw to under the lieu land act. Therefore he the case a. it passed before his because "cu Luth! 'IhVln.r.l he had known Thayer and his name ar- I In-.d,,.CU?,n.f ,h ,enl?i rested hla attention. He aald he re membered the accusations made by Father Schell, about the Thayer frauds, but that nothing waa ever done with the charges and he had no personal knowledge of the case. Heney Jthen began to bore Into the witness. He asked him If It had been question of reserve land, Hermann aald, he had dis cus sod the advisability of excluding the school sections. He held, however, that It would be unjuat to exclude achool sections, unless fraud waa disclosed. Hs knew of settlers in Oregon who had bought school lands and made homea there, and believed It would be unfair to abut out the achool land holders brought to his attention through the from excnlge of ,andlli wWWn g0v were being perpetrated In lnnd matters, I fhe would not consider that sufficient ground to cauae his agenta to make an immediate investigation. Hermann aaid that he haA instructed his agents to show great dlHIgence and that he had expected both the agents and the ernment claim holders could exchange, unless fraud was shown. ' Hermann said he knew of no man, Maya, Odell or anyone else, who held school landa for speculation, and he de nied that he had told Callahan that these men were friends and should be was betraying secret Information to out' aide partlea. He accordingly wrote an swers to the lettera and did not file the correspondence. ' .. . Hermann aald he had approved the Hyde entries because they had been paased upon by the department He had not seen any Benson entries and ao a eked that It be looked up by Professor Roth. sTerer Saw JLetter. Hermann aald he had never seen the "cltlien" letter, charging Hyde and Benson with fraud, until the letter waa produced In court Prevloua to tbe - Zabriakle letters. Hermann aald he had never heard of achool land frauds In forest reserves. He had never heard of aohool land frauda In the Blue mountain reaerve prior to hla order of withdrawal. The first Intimation he had of theae frauda waa In the Zabriakle letter, which charged frauda In the Warner mountain and Caacade mountain reserves. Aa soon as he received the Halalnger report on the Hyde-Benson frauds, Her mann aald he inetructed Clerk Harlan to auspend all entries In which Hyde and Benson were Interested. ' ' Colonel Worthlngton read thla order, which waa made special with orders to rush.. Colonel Worthlngton also read tbe testimony of Aaalstant Chief Clerk McGee of the forestry division given at the Waahlngton trial, regarding the sus pension order, which aald that Hermann had ordered t!J reDoru This order was atlll effective when he went out of of- flee. - " i -..- " Hermann took . the Halalnger report of tha Hyde-Benson frauda to the sec re Ury. he said, and told him , he reit it unsafe to file the report in the land of fice, so ha had brought It to the secre tary for safe keeping. .. - Mr. Hermann concluded hla direct testimony at 4 o'clock and Mr. Heney began at once on the cross-examination, continuing until 4:80, when eourt was adjourned for the day. . M N UMATILLA TO OO OX WATS. StAamer , May Leare Tomorrow for Rlparla to Be Overhauled. Advices received this morning at the offloes of the corps of engineers, United States army, from Captain Win alow, master of tbe government steamer Uma tilla, which la at Homly Rapids, state that the ateamer may leave tha latter place tomorrow for Rlparla to go on the O. R. It N. ways. She will go on for general overhauling If the water. In the Snake river will allow her to reach Rlparla. .. tr As long aa there are pancakea. pota toes and prunes we needn't starve. ' THAT ARE WEAK, NER VOUS AND RUN DOWN Come to Ale and be Cured Pay When I Cure You THE DOCTOR THAT CURES. , . ... ... , , , .v., .. ,v.,. I proiecieo. ne mougni an mo ooiuen land office of flclala locally ta do their f 8rhoo, 1ndg were nonMt ,n thelr ,. duty. Appealed to Congress. He hsd been given vsrlons reports about the frauds and had appealed to tentlon Preiees Mitchell. Hermann eulogised Senator Mitchell, and snld he always esteemed him as a agenta to Investigate them. The records ,,.,"'. :" C"X of the land office would show, thla to congress to give mm more special rv t i ' ' - 't? -a fttrl l.'i Give Your Stomach A Vacation be a fact He had found that he was deceived by bis agenta and had called them to account. Ho was using his every endeavor to stop the abuses of the lieu land act In 1901 and 1902. Mr. Heney then went Into the Mon tana land cases and asked If Hermann did not remember that Senator Clark was Involved In them. He then asked If the repeal of the lieu land act would have stopped these frauds. Hermann said that theae had been a distinct class of frauds under the misuse of the timber and atone act Ot of thla testimony Mr. Heney drew to the fact that the frauda had been cases where many individuals had takes contlguoua landa and sold them aa soon aa secured, to speculators, lie asked Hermann If he believed that theso frauda were accomplished by a large numhber of Individuals taking claims Independently, or by their taking them under contract for a few men and Her mann said that wps his understanding. Refers to Wallowa seaerve. . Heney then went into the withdrawal of the Wallowa reserve. He asked Hermann how he knew that the north ern entrlea In that reserve were fraud- man. Whenever he had omclal rela tions With him, Hermann said he had felt that he waa dealing with an honest man. Hermann said that he had alwaya con aidered both Maya and Jonea to be men of atanding and integrity. He had not known Jones as well aa Maya, and knew him slightly. He did" not remember of ever meeting H. A. Smith or ucorge Sorenaon. Hermann testified that his relations with Hitchcock were strained. Hitch cock waa captioua and suspicious. After the Spanish-American war the land office waa required to publish large cession map, ahowlng the different land acquisitions, Hermann aald, and be asked authority to put the lands gained through the war on the map, and Hitch cock said it could not be done. Thought Hitchcock Wrong. Hermann said he thought Hitchcock waa wrong, and he appealed to McKln- ley. McKlnley expressed himself warmly, and the next day Hitchcock sent him a note to put the islands on the map. After that the relations be tween himself and Hitchcock were very much arrained. Hermajnn denied emphatically that at e pay ne aa yon gel US benefit of my treatment. TUB TOM A OVatS Is lover than any specialist in the olty, half mat oinere charge you, ana no. exorpuani marge for medicinea. ' . I ana an expert Bpecialiat have had 10 years' practice In the treatment of diseases of men. My offices are the beat eaulnoed In Portland. My me' -ode and modern and up to date. My cures are Quick and positive. ; I-do not treat symptoms .and patch up. I thoroughly examine each caae. find the cau a, re move it and thue cure the dlseaae. Z CO KB Tarloose Teint, Oontraeteg diseases, riles and Speolfie Blood Iol em and all T ' -eaaes of Men. irxCIAX DXSXASZS STewly contract ed and chronic caaea cured. All burning, Itching and inflammat.jn stopped In ti nours. cures eirectea in seven nays. Til OBBAT TBBKCH-B1.BCTBO- .' MBSIOATXO CBATOJaT. Insures every man a lifelong cure, with out taking meaicine lnio me siomacn. M CM Visit Dr. Lindsay's private Mu- muii aeum of Anatomy and know thy self In health and dlaeaae. Admission free. Examination and consultation free. If unable to call, write for Hat of ques- Zlheuznatlam is In reality an Internal Inflammation: a diseased condi- 1 i0Jh, : " . . Hon of the blood cells which'supply the nourishment and strength necessary .jays, 10 a. m. to l p. m. only, to sustain our bodies. The disease is caused by an excess ot urlo add lnl n t A the blood, which comes from indigestion, weajc kidneys, constipation, and . Ijl-r LliNlJ-AY other lrreeularltlea of the system. This urlo acid produces an inflamed -r.Ve -n and acrid condition of the blood, and the circulation, instead of nourishing 184 cboobd IT,' COB. or AX-Osm, D2orvciiiAT- Tno curs A enparallooel tuptrt-r iMrit lor nflcvtng Couf-i Hmihum and Irrtt-tloa of throat i oi rat bandit ta Lam Troublu. Bconchius en4 AMhauw ft Irom opiatM e nr hvmful Inm-lutU ' PrUa, 26 cn, 60 ewiM and $1.00 ft tan- S Sampi nuUUd en fnt. t ' JOHN I. PKOWN t RON1Po-1M. NEW TODAY. 1 FOR RHEUMATISM the different portions of the body, continually deposits Into the muscles, nerves, Joints and bones, the irritating and pain-producing acid with which it is filled. Then follow the painful and torturing symptoms of Rheumatism. We do not claim for 8. 8. 8. that it is anything more than a first class blood purifier, and that ia Just what is needed to cure Rheumatism. 8. 8. 8. goes Into the circulation, and by neutralizing the urlo acid and driving it from the blood, effectually and surely removes the cause of Rheumatism. 8.S.S. strengthens and invigorates the blood so that Instead of a weak, sour stream, causing pain and agony throughout the system, it becomes an rOBTX-ABS. OX. SPEEDY CURES bzb- roB xhim ajtd bxbtobxo BAsza. Oatarrh. lnnr troubles rhan- lnvlgoratlng, nourishing fluid, furnishing health and vigor to every portion mattsm, nervousness, stomach, liver and ox me ooay, ana permanently relieving me sunenng cause a dv itneumaium. Udaey troubles, also all private diseases m. a. a. is nureiv veraiaoie ana win not lniurs me mosE aencate avstem. 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BAST TTBUI, AM LOW 9450. ulent. and the witness said that he had any time, or any place, or In any way. an investigation made In his office and he entered into any agreement with found that .large numbers of thorn had Maya, Jones, Smith or Sorenson about been made after the notice of the lm- the Blue mountain reserve, or agreed to pending reaerve was made public and aid them, or to give them information, before the withdrawal. He bolieved, Hermann aald that F. A. Hyde's name however, that theae entrlea had been was very familiar to him, coming down made honeatly so far as compliance with from the divisions. He had never had the law of Individual use was concerned, any correspondence or acquaintance but that the appllcant8 had intended with him, except as coming from the to use the land as base for exchange departments. and that he did not consider that fair, m8 relations with John A. Benaon so worked for the modification of the were unpleasant. Hermann sqid he held withdrawal order. UD a ciaim 0f jbo.OOO which Benson had Heney then showed that the geologl- Ulmnat aAcured nmann nm Into the cal report on the reaerve had been made ,., fln(, Hermann had e.nressed him- ln June, iu., ana me wunnrawai nau Bt.lt very frecly to hJrni untlj the 8cene not been made until .November of that becara, - animated that he thought It year, and aaked the witness If it would ,d n neceBsarv t0 Dut ,,.m out of not have shut ou the entrlea If the withdrawal had been made Immediate ly after the report had been sent to him. Was Serious Matter. Mr. Hermann contended that It was a serious matter to wunnraw so targe a tract of land from settlement and. that he had considered the matter of all withdrawals carefully for that reason. It took time for thla consideration; Mr. Heney asked the witness if ho had ever sought the repeal of the tlm- the office. Called Into Conference. Hermann said he had been called Into conference while In San Kranclsco, and had met the California delegation. where Benson complained to the delega- Catarrh Will Go ;?.St"'' 'a Sr,JSu'S5i VbTirrS SS R-I'-t in Two Minutes, Com- Which Digest Food Without Any Aid. , A Trial Package Bent Pres. The stomach should have a rest when It Is tired out and irritated from dys pepsia and Indigestion. One should not .call upon the Btomach In this condition (Tto do Its full and complete duty. What :.-. Jjthe stomach needs ia natural assistance (H and when this .Is given It the stomach ;,responas quickly to the needed rest . ;., and comes back to its ' - jreshed ana invigorated. When you feel aa though your stoni y if :ach were a piece of lead, when gaaes 4" or foul odoi issue from your throat, ' when your tongue is coated and your . appetite gone, it is high time to send r- your stomach on a vacation. The stomach js constantly coming in ,'( .contact with foreign substances, which y.i-lt mist reduce in form to give strength and health to the other organs of the body. It ia the commissary department h" 'Of -the human system and must furnish , - ". from , euoli eupplles aa come to it all j' that such a system demands. Xt the stoniach becomes deranged and : cannot furnish all that la necessary, It io. weakens the entire machinery of man .:and Is Itself placed out of commission. '' It cannot cure itself because the cura , tiva . powers of Nature receive their , forct from the stomach, so that if the stomach Issues imperfect nourishment Jt?' It cannot receive perfect curative means l, tor Its awn benefit ' ,T Stuart'S Dyspepsia Tablets impart all i'l.lhe power, vigor and strength necessary 'to the stomach. They do the stomach's .work and wIth0-t calling on this organ r'Tor assistance. If you would put your meal In a glass Jar and with it place the correct amount - of 8tart' Dyspepsia Tablets you could alt down and watch these little tablets t digest the meal as perfectly as the most healthy stomaclu ThJa demonstration i" haa been made" In almost every state In r the Union by these tablets, one grain of i'i single Ingredient being capable of dl-- treating 1000 grains of food. '' If you have the slightest doubt about .' ' your stomach, go to the nearest drug tt stor. and buy a box of Btuarfs Dya pepaia Tatjlets, price 60c, or send' us - -. your name and addreas' and we will lm-. i, mediately send you by mail a trial pack- r,, ag free. - Aadras . v. : a. , Stuart Co., r; .180 Stuart Bid;. Marshall, Mich. plete Cure Soon. purpose. He asked ir ne had ever sought opportunity to address the house in opposition to the timber and stone Don't go on hawking yourself sick act, and Hermann said he had worked every morning; It's cruel, It's harmful against me law, oui naa miroaucea no I and It s unnecessary, bill. The record would show his course if after breathing Hyomei, the won ln regard to the law. der-worker, you are not rid of vile ca- lieney aaicea ir it were not a jact tarrh, you can have your money back. mat no action was ever taken 'on lieu No stomach dosing just take the lit mna iaw unui aiier uie. j-uier maici- tie hard rubber pocket Inhaler that ments and conviction and the Hermann comes with each outfit, and pour into It inuiuimeim ana nemiann pukj ne aia a few drops of Hyomei. Breathe it ac not believe that one congressman In 25 cording to directions. In two mlnutea ever neara or futer. iney were Inter- it will relieve you of that stuffed un duties re-tested in the indictment of Senator feeling. Use it a few minutes every Mitchell and himself, however. , dayi and in a few weeks you will be -r. jieiipy uitni n xiormann naa De- entirely free from catarrh. 8un iu juu wiui --epicjon on tne rew Qet an outfit today; it only costs men who were seeking to create re- $1.00; 'It's worth $1000 to any catarrh RHra - 1 flnl nnl 1 A n O . 1 . a. I ...... m iien ne naa sufferer. For sale by druggists every- heard of the school land frauds, and where and by Woodard, Clarke & Co., Hermann said he had. who guarantees It to cure catarrh, Heney asked if Hermann did not con- croup, ooughs, colds, sore throat and Biaer ii imeiy iaia tnieves woiUd bronchitis. An extra bottle of Hyomei trade in school land base, just as they liquid If needed costs but 60c. The lit- had in timber and stone lands and Her- tie hard rubber pooket inhaler you get mann said ha most Rssuredly did, and with outfit will last a lifetime. Sample mat ue w auing au ne could to pro-1 bottle of Hyomei free from Booth tect the lanas. j-ie had no special knowl- Hyomei Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ecige or tne scnooi mna frauds until he had received the Zabrlskle letters, though the timber land frauda had been called specifically to his attention. Lack of Virility or Vita) Power Js.ene .of th most depressing and important conditions with which physicians have to deal. The nerve origin being in the lower brain, the medula oblongatia and medulla spinalis, and center of the lumbar enlargement, as well as the glan dular and muscular apparatus, rem edies must be used with these facts in view, and it stands to rea son that treatment of these im portant centers should not be en trusted to quacks or experimenters. If you have an ailment of the delicate or sensitive centers, come and talk your case over with me. 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In the more chronic cases that he is dally called upon to treat, the medicine may not show such quick beneficial effects, but it at once attacks the cause and the ravages of the disease are checked. A TOSS OTBB TOM OABOXB. He baa obtained from Pekin, China. It is safe, sure and reliable. If you live out of town and cannot call, write tor symptom blank' and cir cular, inclosing- 4 centa in stamps. COWSTXTATlOB CTtEB. Open Evenings and Sundays. The C Gee Wo Chiriese Medicine Co. lean rim UU Cor. -Corrisoa, BOrtiand. WOMAN A SPECIALTY The well known Dr. B..XC OXAB, with their Chinese remedy of herbs and roots. cure wonderfully. it naa cured many sufferers when all other remedies have failed. Sure cure for male and female, chronic, private ui senses, nervouanes ,u., f blood poison, rheumatism asthma, pneumonia, throat, lung trouble, and .diseases of all kinds. Remedies harmless. Wo operation. Honest treat ment. Examination for ladles by UBS. X. CHAW. Call or write to Cciunf 100 FEET OF TRACKAGE Lot 100x100 on 15th Street $28,000 Portland Trust Co. S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts. 'J (TAKE NOTICE Lots in bulldlns- restrictions' 3 to B and,Udl.Pea.e; 'of'flJJi.iS b,ocks trom Kllling.worth av... and good car service; graded streets and -cement walks, Bull Run water, aome snlendld river views, lots 60x100 and 60x110, get in on the ground floor and buy be fore advance Of prices; for a limited time we will sell lots from ,1460 up, easy terms. Call or phone. Woodlawn 1617. THX CKXBTZSB l-ZDXOXWB CO., ' 226). Morrison St., Between 1st and 2d .Portland, or. USE BlaGiorcatarrhal Mlseh arses, iaflam 'mat Ions, Irritations . or r ulceration of mncoas 'membmaes. Contains ao I alcohol, which is aa irritant: for narcotic, which affords at temporary relief. : Bio G Cdbbs ISOLD BY DROGGI8T3 itM, or i botttti, .js TI Erui Cinlctl Co. ONCIUMTI, Mil . I. A SUMMIT INVESTMENT CO. 129 XCXX-UBOBWOXTK ATS. MY. CURES HAVE BUILT MY SUCCESS HERMANN FIRST HEARD OF FRAUDS IN LETTER WRITTEN BY ZABRISKIE 3D Continuing his testimony at the after noon session yesterday, Mr. Hermann said he had suspended all further ac tion on the Blue mountain reserve after the temporary withdrawal had ben made, pending the final report of thO geological survey. This report had nr vet come to mm wnue he was commis sioner of the land office. Explains tetter. i Hermann explained the Podson letter of protest by saying that the secretary had complained at the opposition of the public to the creation of reserves. Her mann had written the letter to explain away the belief that a reserve would be hostile to raining interests'. Dodson was writing aa a representative of the mining interests. , Hermann aaid he did not remember talking to Hays ana Jones about the Blue mountain reserve while in OiWmt in 1902. He bad talked to Senator Mitchell ati different times afcout th. lue mountain reserve, and the reserve ouesuon generally. He had My special treatment will completely cure your ailment so that it will never re turn. I GUARANTEE A CURE. My reputation as the leading specialist in men's diseases is firmly established by my work of the past. CHICHESTER'S PILLS W r- THE DIAMOND BHAND. A Mfliasl AK yanr m-mrgLmt tot Cklhator'a lHiod ZtmdA fills ta Bed and M mUV bswi, tamled with BIu ' Ribboa. f Take aiW. Hnrtflnr V Ir(r1t. Ai k foe t II I- ITE (.TEETS' iuv., mMPtu ri-oua, lor as. -r kaowm u Bett, 64 ft, Alwmvl Rallabla sou by waiooiSK amwm Ar t i " If troubled with indigestion, constipa tion, - no appetite or feel bilious, give Chamberlain's' Stomach and Liver Tab lets a-trlal and .you will be pleaaed with alwHvnltha result. TheaA tablets Invlcnrsta tha I taken occasion, when opportunity offered I stomach and liver and strengthen the dl- to protest against the lieu land act. He'aesUon. . - - - My Specialty Includes: Varicose Veins, Obstructions, Specific Blood . Poison, Contracted Ailments, Kid ney and Bladder Troubles, and ALL THE AILMENTS OF MEN.. SEEK EXPERT AID NOW PAY WHEN CURED '' Bing Chong OZ;Z.EBBATTS CX-X1TE8B DOOTOB I cures all diseases of men and women by use of , the 1 famous Chinese herbs. orx-icx BOtrxta 8 to 11 a. m,, S ' to 6 p. m. Office, room 11, aasK Alder st or 133H 1st St. l l a. m. to z p. m., to' li p. to. S8S rianders Bet. eta ana ou v lOOxlOO 12th and Glisan Sts. 540,000 TERMS. Portland Trust Co. S. E. Cor. Third and Oak Sts. TO LEASE JOB A TEB-C OX1 SO TBJ-BS. 100 feet. 1 The property" 60 by northwest corner of : X)Xfc TATXOB, Tbe XVeadlng Specialist, ' CONSULTATION AND DIAGNOSIS FREE. My honest and candid advice costs you nothirfg. I cheerfully give ybu the very best opinion guided by years of successful practice. Men out of town in trouble, wrke if you cannot call, as many cases yield readily to proper home treatment. My offices are open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.j Sundays, 10 to .l only. ; THE Dtli TEOR CO. CORNER. MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS -PRIVATE ENTRANCE 234. MORRISON ST J PORTLAND, OR. '. "A.' v-.' -x. ... , Every IVcmah J & Washington Sts. la Interested and should know about the wonderful MARVEL Whirliol Spray e new vacinai nynnce. - staatly. , . A air vnnr rirnaraiat for Ik. If hanamuitMtiDulT tha MARVKL. aocent nn nth-, hnt mmnA itamn t for lllnntrated book sealed. ! RtTOifnll parties lars and dlreo Uons Invaluable U ladlea, , auBTnco-MiertSMSunw i ' .... ...... ........ .. r -a for aai by Bkidaiare - rras Co.t Weodtrd, Clark Co., and Laoe-Oavla Drag Co, S itorae. ToaaWi. XCnowa as tha Balslrh Block. Submit offers in writing 'to Alf. It. Kelly Hotel Portland, Portlaad, Or. Pile Remedy I have 'a pile remedy which is a certain cure. j i naa .curea mousanas i and can 'do-the- same fof f you. Bee Maior A. 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