i-' 5- t MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT Vict Kid, Calf, Kangaroo and Cordavan. Boys' Shoes, $1.25 to $2.25. Men's Shoes, $t .40 to $4.50. Our Shoes arc worthy of your inspection be cause they are money savers. SAN FRANCISCO CIW PLACES OF INTEREST THAT ATTRACT VISITORS. People of All Nationalities to Br Found Advantages for All Classes of People Description of the Mint. San Francisco M a decidedly cos mopolitan oit One evenliiK you can find an assemblage of suveiul tiiou aml people with a picturesque tnl. and Ik lent reasoim against hucIi a com so ould have developed li tuo e.xpen- nt had been tried. nrlo Sam is very particular with I his employes and makes them strip ,o(I the clothes they work in uetoiu they leave the mint tit night. He ' ttrMt.n n..ifiMmna mill mi mil 'M'Milft iiWMrt- jutinu.i.. ...... occasion the carpet or floor covering in one room was burned mid $4,000 which had settled In It In dust was recovered from It So said the fiuldo. u er venerable looklu old gentle man who. of course, would not He The Presidio. t The Presidio with Its garrison otl 40110 or 5.000. lis parade grounds, Shirt3 line ol tartans ana piper? ana .a t ,.,,em wnlks !iml ,irvcs 1r another i choice of r00 slnsors .IoIuk honoi,,, p,..,m.scn- show ulaees which Baet &, Daley hitt-Prk'n iolhier. HaUere awl Furnishers SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1903. GENERAL NEWS. Twenty-three acres of ground are needed to bury London's dead of -,one year. The iegislatuie of -Manitoba was formally opened yesterday by Sir ' Daniel McMillan, lieutenant-governor. William Hooper Young fought furi ' ously acainst his removal to the train .'for Sing Sing, and he had to bo drag ged to tho depot. Willie Shannon, found guilty of , connection with alleged Yonkers. X. Y., poolroom, must serve a year in Sing Sing prison. Italy now declares that she must have equal treatment with Germany and another hitch has occurred In tho Venezuelan negotiations. Mrs.' Frank Lavalleur wan arrested at Newton, la., yesterday, charged with the murder of her husband. La . valleur was the woman's third hus band. Bx-Governot Stanley of Kansas has been named to fill the position nu the Indian commission made vacant by tho death of the late Henry 1-. Dawes. Near Lenape, Kan., yesterday, Clif ford Davenpon. wanted in Kansab City for several minor offenses, killed himself while surrounded by detec tives, rather than submit to arrest. A presidential boom in behalf of William R. Hearst and a bitter attack on democratic deserters by William J. Bryan were the chiel events at the democratic barbecue in Columbus.. O.. i Thursday. The plan Inaugurating the eight hour labor system in all departments of the federal government has been adopted by tha interior department with regard to employes of the weath er bureau. Owing to an attempt to fuse with the union labor party by the quorum of the socialist party, a new quorum has been elected and headquarters have been moved from St. Louis to Omaha. Twelve deaths as the result of tho grip an increase of 100 per cent over the week before were reported last week In New York city, and there ; were nearly four times as many deaths recorded last week as there were In the corresponding week last year. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel Pendleton. A. W. Cav.s, San Francisco. C. I. Flyru. Halter City. Dr. E. O. Kirby. Klgtn. Mrs. E. G. Kirby. Elgin, liossie Pepper, Elgin. F. H. Ashton. Chicago. F. A .Harcke, lone. F. H. Foulty, Tacoma. C. E. Stodler, Walla Walla. Mart P. Hamilton. O. U Warden. Portland. W. C .Welzel, Portland. A. P. Uradbury, Portland. G. H. Gundmondson, Tacoma. William Slasher, city. W. R. Glendenlng. Portland. George Stevens. Spokane. R. A. Seeds. Spokane. T. V. Jackson, Spokane. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. Chinese, dressed as squaws, aio being smuggled Into Seattle in Indian canoes. A bill to create a labor commission er In Oregon passed the house Friday by a vote of 43 to 3. There are 13 case of smallpox among the students at the Washlnr ton Agricultural College, and measles lias also broken out. Alfred Parker, employed in a flour ing mill at Eugene, Thursday caught his right hand between two crushing rollers and suffered the Joss of three lingers. A blizzard is raging thioughout South and West Wyoming and the stockmen who are ranging herds and flocks in rogions where there Is little feed, are now greatly alarmed. Mrs. llertha Martin, of Astoria, who left her husband six weeks ago, re turned Thursday night with a hand some man, stole into the houso, seized her r-year-old boy and escaped by s -steam launch. Sheriffs from 1C counties In Ore gon hold a sorle of meetings In Salem this week and Thursday perfected an organization ot a sheriffs' union. It Is expected that every sheriff in the state will become a member. Tho body ot the man found Wed nosday near Marshal, Wash., has been Identified as that of William Strohe, At ono time ho was reputed to bo possessed of considerable wealth, but ho lost it all through unfortunate Investments. Golden Rule. George Ness. Cold Spiings. F. J. Gardner, Portland. Mrs. W. D. Benedict, Echo. A. H. Robinson. Echo. W. A. DeConnet. Boise. W. D. Wallace. Wnitsburg. Mrs. J .E .McDaniels. Weston. F. H. Sloan, Pullman, M. C. Gray, Pullman. V. McArthur. Grangevllle. Clara Walker, Colfax. Mrs. J. O. McCoy. Echo. C. D .McCoy. Euliu. F. I.. McCoy. Echo. G. D .Galley.' Portland. Emma C. Storla, Milton. G. H. Hewitt. Chicago. G. Eland, Weston. M. Eland, Weston. W Lawson, Spokane. G. D. Kincald, Palouse. V, L.i Hammond, "Palotipe, , ', Laura Richards. Pilot Kool, G. W. Williams, Spokane. W .McRoberts, Spokane. C. O. Marcy. Walla Walla. Tom Morgan, City. E. Hankel. Pilot Rock. Sam Howard. Pilot Rock. C. Eilertsen, Haines. William Morrison. Moro. N. Bon4reak. Denver. J. Wade. Summervlllo. W. S. Davison, Portland. M. Houser, Portland. With song and dance to the nicmoiv of RrliPft Hums, and on tho text an equally large gathering of entUuslastlr Irishmen payiiu? their ie.spi.els ti' "the Haip that once thro' Tnni': 1 alls." am! no doubt "viy right li the week and perlmpn in the month. i-uhl be occupied l t'u different nationalities w.iirb have taken root in this bnsv cl. But. although thio ls a busy city, the Idler lrom oil Inndx and in all walks ol life is hero. In a partv of six. who found themselves togethei one night there was one irom Manila. ot. each from Colorado. Texas. New Mexico. Australia and Oiegon. 'Frisco Stake. should not be overlooked A mini ln-i or very formidable looking guns behind walls of sotld masonry are placed in position to command the en trance to the Golden Gale. A .-ilioonoi out at sea was towing In h'M- wake some kind of craft rigged mi tor the purpos" on whirl) the ellk ieiipy of the gunners was being test ed In the Piesldio ceineter among the lows are ni.in marked by a mar Me flub with the Inscription "un known" brought here from thr Phil-,) Ippines and the various other places' i iwheie their country's service called. and death had found them, audi somewhere In many a home Is the 1 ! vacant chair once occupied by thei A number of vears ago tho writer j sleepers in these unknown graves. of this epistle v,-as helplm to build a' The city cemeteries have their own! railway op I'uget Pound and along in attractions and a quiet hour or u the lull of the year every second man j number of quiet hours can bo spent' in camp was working for a " 'Frisco here. Sailor, soldier civilian, the1 stake," and toward this end nil friv-l wonderer from every clime have hero! olitlcs. luxuries mid some of the nee-' found their Inst restlnsr tdace and. essltles of life were sternlv sacrificed, i here side by side In counties s limn Tho "'Frisco stake' 'il may lie ?-ibers aie found Pialned in passing, consisted of any-. "The lowly stone and stately column where from ?25 to $100. the $100. of Which lioar alike the meaning sol- fourse. preferred, and with this cum l the festive railioader shook the tli.stThat ot rather the mud of the camp from; his teet, departed gaily .houthwau'i and was seen .lo more until the fol lowing spring, when he would return ami regale his less enterprising ro-l v workers wllh fairy tales of his wlnte. life in 'Frisco. There Is. of conr. a variety of explanations for the mag-1 enin. a soul hath read life's story Its close." C .E. M'LELLAN How's This? otter One llnmlreil Dollars lte--ardi l'l . Ill .lll.Y IUM ui i.u.urii uim luuuui Ul' l . 1 rureii bv Hnll'- tatarrli fure. V. .1. 'XV I O . lVnnu . To fHn. f We, the imclerslsneil. have known V J. I netism which seems to draw all soil--! Cheney for the lal in .vears. and twllevoi mil riinillllmm or men and women I mm nei'ieeiiy iiuiiorauie m nil business and commons oi men ami "uu"-" transartlons ami fmatidiillv able tn carrvM ..,,, .... uiii uny ounsuiionH niaiie nv ineir nnn. student seeking to Increase his Know I WKST A TM.WX. Wholesale DrugKlsts, edge can .find educational facilities '.n KIXNAS . MAUVIX, wll(1I of the best. Tome seeKer utter -hp:i-i snIp ururalsts, Toledo. O I 11 ro Ul IinsitHT hnV rlir(St?llte(l l)V t Hull's f'nrnrrh Piim Io fnlf mi InfArnnllv. l.n..A n .1. ..... l.Mn l.h-...! i :lit In-' ilirwt l iitnn tlin lilnnil it ml ttiii I dozen concert halls offers a range of t KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You Become Bald. Modern science has discovered that dandruff is caused by a germ that digs nil the scalp In scales, as it burrows down tc the roots ol the hair, where J some kind of a composition, placed in enteitalument at surprising!) moder-! hie cost. If he tires of this ami seek;" 1 more serious things there are able I lectures on a variety of subjects.! Church buildings with imlpit orator-., cushioned news, pipe organs and1 open doors. ' U. S. Mint. I The mint Is f ne of the show places ' or San Francisco, and is well worth I a visit. It is open to visitors every j working day in the year lrom 9 to 11. and can turn out brand new monev at the rate of ntarly $5,000,000 a day. if you hae a gold brick worth any where from $50 to $5,000,000 you can take It to the mint today, get Unci" Sam's receipt for it. come back to morrow and get the same gold in $20 pieces, without costing yen a cent for the process. There are s. number of room.- through which I he visitors are shown. In the melting room the gold is seen first in bricks, $20,000 in each brick. and looked very tempting; these arc I placed In the melting pots, meltei' and poured Into molds where they harden Into bars about a foot long, half an inch thick and an inch wide, then the go to the piess-room, where they are .passed between rolls ol a number of ton? pressure, and come out In bars about flvo feet long 'in1 the right thickness for $5 gold pieces which were being coined at that tim.' These bars are then covered witn I free. IIill' l'amllv BUSIER THAN.... EVER..., it destroys the hair's vitality, causln fulling hair. and. ultimately, baldness. After Prof Iliinn, of Hamburg. Ger Mfiiy, discovered the dandruff germ, all efforts to find a remedy tailed until the groat laboratory dlscqvery was made which resulted In Newbro's .Her- ,a copper lime and 3Ubjecteii to a 'er-i tain temiMiratnre of beat to soften , them, Thuy ate then passed on toj another room where the coins are cut ! out and stampel and the edges ot the' bar,s nre returned to the melting pot. I The newly made coins were In fight' I'iclde. It alone of all other hair prep-' and looked very bright nnd nice., arollons kills the dandruff germ With-1 there did not jeem to be auythliii; to cut dandruff, hair rows luxuriantly, j prevent a handful or two from being' "Destroy the couso you remove tho rocketed but perhaps good and suf- efleet" Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co.' - Send 10c In stamps for sumpip to The I jh-i jni -nit- ijt-iiuii. ..1 i II. Our iiru" store seonis to be getting busier every day. It must be, for sales are run ning bigger, we have more help and yet have to keep otl the go all the time. There's sometliin-,' fas cinating about a popular store that makes it a pleas ant place to trade. Come and see how nice ours is. R W. SCHMIDT & CO., RELIABLE DRUGGISTS Phone Main 851 ARE Y0O READY TO BUY Cheap Rates Westbound, Prom February 15 to April ?0, 1903, inclusive, ihe O. li. & N. Co. willta have on sale tickets from Missouri . ntver points to Pendleton for $22.50; from St. Paul, $25.00; from St. Louis, $27.50. Call on the O. It. & N. ticket agent for all particulars. Nearly Forfeits His Life. A runaway almost ending fatally started a horrible ulcer on tho leg of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. For four yeara it defied all doctors and all remedies. Hut Bucltlcn's Arnica Salvo bad no trouble to cure him. Equally good for burns, bruises, akin erup tions and piles. 25 cents at Tallnian & Co.3 drug store. VALENTINES Fancy Imported New Designs Rare Beauties For Sale. $3,750, two houses and 75x100 fee, on Garden street. Tlents for $33 per month. Address J. M. I.eezer, 269 Clay street, Portland, Or. Cheap lodgings for the pooi will be provided In several buildings to bo erected In Vienna, on the model of the Itowton houses, In London. 5 vt r' 5K I it I v a Prices 1 cent and up. Take a look at tho dis play in our window. FRAZIER'S Book and Stationery Store REAL ESTATE ? THEN LOOK AT THIS LIST A lodging hotiM.', 14 rooms and lot, very centrally located, $2500. A lot nixiut three bl .cks froji Main A limine, S rooiiwt and lot, live bloeka ' oil "Jhilu stieet, $1100. 1 Olher houses and lots from soo in. $2500, Single lots from $125 to f300 accord ing to locatlou. Four lots together' 1600. Rlx lots together, $S50. $150o'rtee" lots together, whole block, Will sell for ca-h or on easy terms. Will explain and show property up on application. I-endleton is growing rapidly uud Investments now will, in my opinion, prove prollUible. To the iverage man In the West, the surest way to profit la In real estate Invest ments. C. D. BOYD, III Court Street IMkL'VON BRAND" 19 I TRADEMARK . uH 1 i hY&i istotit im Sprint . U ?Wr S 3 H I p m ui iri i u i? a i lUDil 0 nn K H ! ?. il I3I ! l ! I hl cw- designs H jta IP Mm l 111 U O patterns that 1 liW eyeandhgh,en,hrM h sm in? m m i i ? i sins h Wiii in sir k im 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IW I II 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 illlAMIillXr' I If UlAJ n F . I I S I rl 1 h' n r( ? i - V H iLMIU : 4 H r A T 77 tTY7 CTJTEa Tr I 1 I$J.25 Values of our Best Lines of ) rM $J.50 I Shirts left after fall business 1 5FF VAfNnOA BlhBUolUHulUri I have jti.st received a shipment of Incubators, Brooders and Green Bone Cutters. The tiwinj B of poultry is a paying business, and a few dollars 4 carefully invested willlbring many in return. y I have a first-class line and it will pay you to ex- H M amine the same before buying elsewhere. II T, C. TAYLOR THE HARDWARE !A l 74t Main Street M i Our Banner Month I m m We are trying to make this oat H Banner Month and in order to do so H are offering rare inducements. You'll make money by investigating- H I 1 I THERKELSEN'S PIANO HOUSE, B l'lllt are the beat. '9 n 315 East Court Street. Have Your Water Pipes Examined and Repaired Delay will lead, to serious breaks. First-class work guaranteed by BECK, the Reliable Plumbe. Court street, opposite the Golden Rule Hotel HOW DO YOU SSTSitftf The new store can never be A HVPHT O known nnless It advertises rWmJ V C n 1 ' w mm