East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, March 21, 1903, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textmm Business Cacts l PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, PHYSICIANS. El W. G. COLE. OFFICE IN JUDD Etilldjng. Office houro. 10 to 12 a. m. ; 1 m p. m. Telephone red 371. IrtatB and corrects eye troubles, catar El conditions and Impaired hearing. Esses correctly fitted for refractive er Is. Telephone, main 1131. fbe Pendletcn Savings Dank. Telephone real (J CO CO leicpuoue, umiu ov. R. RAnPIELD. M. D.. IIOMEOI'ATUIC physician md surgeon. Office In Judd lidinc. TeleDhone Office, black, 73; res- fnce, black, 24. D. 3. McFAULL. ROOM 17 ASSOCIA- Itlcn block. Telephone, main 031 ; rest Ince telephone, black. Ull. ft. T. M. HENDERSON, PHYSICIAN and surgeon. Specialties, eye, ear, nose d throat. Office In Savings Hank build- 'Phone, main, 331. HIS. KEl'ES & KEYF.S. OSTEOPATHIC PPhyslclans. Chronic and nervous diseases specialty Office one block west of post- Ice. BR. R. D W 18 WALL. PHYSICIAN AND 8UR kenn. Office In Dospaln Mock. Telophon lacKlal. nesiaeuce puuuu dibch oim. ft. LYNN K. HLAKESLEE, CnRONIC and nervous diseases and diseases of lonien. Judd building, corner Main and hurt Sts. Office 'phone, main, 721 ; res fence, red, 273. R. LENA ALLEN BOONE, OSTEOPATH, lUlllce sis Tiiorapson street, leiepuone, , lacK, 244. I lng nt nendrlz ball. All visiting neighbors I- .... .. TTTTTTZTT i arc cordially Invited to attend. Minnie B. G. KIRnY. PnYHIOfAN ANDStiK-lstiUmnn. Guardian Neighbor; Eva Flet keon. Office Room 4, Association Building. . cher. Clerk. DENTISTS. A. VAUGHAN. DENTIST. OFFICE IN t'Judd building. 'Phone, red. 71. A. MANN. DENTIST. OFFICE IN AS- kseclatlon block, over Schmidt's new drug ore. 'I'none, red . iJ. OCULISTS. DR. W. W. GAR- retson, graduate optician. The only complete optical nnrlnr In the rltv. Six dooro south of fj",0.. Main street, Pendleton, Ore., No fee argea tor examination ana cuuhuuuuuu. BANKS AND BROKERS. SST NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA. -egon. Capital, $00,000 ; surplus and ts. SO.00O. Interest on time deposits. s in foreicn and domestic exchange, i -ctlons promptly attended to. Henry Mnma nraslilon, - f 1 TJIrlr o loo-n rsq I . nt: F 8. LeGrow. casnter; I. M. Kemp, , casnter. Rvesfonforegon. DoSfa generaYSg fatness. Exchange bought nnd sold. Col- letions promptly attended to. R. Jameson, , fesldent; George W. Proebstel: vlce-presl- int: J. R. Kllgore, cashier: directors, (J. Hartman, M. M. Johns. T. J. Price, G.I Graw, J. F. Kllgore, Robert Jameson. 1 W. Proebstel. BE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK, i Pendleton, Oregon. Organized March 1. 189. Capital, $50,000; surplus, $100,000; Merest allowed on all time deposits, ex- wnge bought nnd sold on all principal tints. Special attention given to col :tlons. W. J. Furnish, president; J. K leal, vice-president ; T, J. Morris, cashier : : W. Maloney, assistant cashier. KTIRT NATIONAL TtANIv Dlf PRNDLR. Ittou. Capital, $70,000 ; surplus. $03,000 ; I ruusugis u uuueiui uumiuk uuamros. ii- j ange nnd telegraphic transfers sold on Iblcago, San Francisco, New York and tlncioal points in tun fiortnwesc. urates fawn on Chlnn, Japan nnd Europe. Makes Bllectlons on reasonable terms, l.cvi An- ny, president; W. F. Matlock, vlce-pres- lent ; C. B. Wnrte. cashier; II. F. Johnson, elstant cashier. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. ?I. LAfOW, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. mi Kinas oi wont ngureu on. jou woik. .lisiaciory worx guaranieeu. rnone uea . 13. t,ftir . it-v . nniiimpnm A KTT-. cirr t KDcrlntendent : makes complete and rella- le plans for buildings ln the city or coun ty. Room 17 Judd building. PEEK & COLE. CONTRACTORS AND Rllulldeis. Estimates furnished on short btlce. Job work a specialty. Prompt Irvice Shop on Bluff street near Main. A. .MAY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILD- ler Estimates furnished on Ml kinds masonry, cement walks, stone walls, etc. rave orders at East Oregonlan olee. E. TROI'TMAN. ARCHITECT AND BU- Iperlntendent. Room 10. Association Eliding, Pendleton, Oregon. M. KELLER. PLASTEK1N3 AND OK- kentlng. Cement walks a specialty. Es tates furnished free. Work guaranteed, ave orders at Radley and SCehner's cigar lore. Main street P. O. box 104. CABS AND CARRIAGES. tJBBER TIRE HACK, NEW AND VERY latest style, for the service of the public. i,u. carun ana Jos. H. McKay, props, i.'all I the Commercial Livery Stable or tele- lone main 101 and the hack will call for ITY CAB LINE. ERWIN RAKER. PROP, Telephone main 7SU. Office and waiting Km. Alta street, uext to Savings Bank iiuing. VETERINARY SURGEON. R. O. W. VAUGHAN. GRADUATE OF sue ban i ranclsco Veterinary PoIIm?! lis attended to day or nleht. Office at pot atonies ; 'pbone red fill. BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING. bGRKENEWALD, THE OLD RELIABLE sBuoemaicer, Klrst-ciasa repairing with ft materials. Shop In rear of Dlndlnzer. I6URANCE AND LAND BUSINE88 Hi. BENTLEY REPRESENTS THE Ot.n Et and most reliable Are and accident ranee companies. Office with Hartman P"Cl uo. f IIAILEY. JR.. U. 8. LAND COM- fe . . specialty made of land filing ."""'i iiiaiirauce una collections, ot la Judd building, room 10. En. PARKES. OFFICE 120 COURT KT. ulC.0.lblwlne8" ,ucn na 0llnB ot claims initiating contests a specialty. I PHOTOGRAPHERS. S. BOWMAN luinum nriTTTTTT E.h. 0,' llie c,t rveat views, in Kte?,10",0.' 'Si' WnUhlns done for Ntcnr. Main 8t near bridge. Tuoiie EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. FA R UHlT.nVMKMT rin,r... -n St-:, W you ul help or T luaent call on u. 'Vhout. Mia 1011T and Societies ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. BOARD AND LODGING. BMFIRB LODGING HOUSE, CORNER OF E. Court and Johnson streets. Good large, clean rooms with comfortable beds. Rates 25c and DOc a night. Thos. Smart, Prop. HOTEL ALTA. CORNER ALTA AND Mill streets. Hoard by the day or week. Good table set. Rotes ?4 and $5 per week. I'enaieton reea vara in connection. i.. I Neft, Prop. THE STRAnON ROOMING HOUSE, 018 Main street. Sirs. II. E. Cooper, Prop. Kverytning strictly nrst-ciass. Hates 25c, cue ana ?i per day. WHEN YOU GO TO PILOT ROCK STOP AT the City Hotel, Good meals and first-class moms. Special attention given to commercial travelers Mrs. u. u. metei, mot hock, urc, THE "WHITE LODGING nOUSE,"" 301 South Main street. Mrs. Mary Williams Prop. Housekeeping rooms and lodging rooms, uooa comiorconie rooms ana clean, wcll-ucpt beds. Lodging 25 cents. FURWsllKDiTljllbuSEKEipINaROOMS at No. 777 Thompson street. FRATERNAL ORDERS. PENDLETON LODGE, NO. B2, A. F. AND A. M meets first nnd third Mondays of cacn moniu. .visiting Dretnren welcome. T. J. Tweedy, W. M. ; Joe H. Tarkcs, Sec DAMON LODGE, NO. 4, MEETS EVERY Monday evening In Secret Society hall. LaDow block, at Pendleton Ore. R. W. Fletcher, K. R. S.; W. J. Keyes, C. C. PENDLETON CIRCLE NO 527, WOMEN or Woodcraft, meets every Friday even- LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. THE DEPOT STARLES, COTTONWOOD street, between Alta and Webb streets, II. Stewart Prop. Best care taken of horses. Good stables and plenty of feed. THE CITY LIVERY HOARD AND SALE Stable, M. J. Carney, proprietor, for 1 line turnouts. Stable 118 Alta street. FEED AND SALES STABLE, LINDSEY & Doty props. ; Old Semplc Stable, 723 Cottonwood street; careful attention given to uorscs leit witn us. - COMMERCIAL STABLES, G. M. FROOME Prop. Livery, feed and boardlmr. All kinds of turnouts. Competent drivers. Op posite Hotel Pendleton. 'Phone, main 101. OREGON FEED YARD, U T. BOYNTON. prop. Special care given to horses left with me. Lower Webb street. 'Phone, rea zvi. THE TKLKPHONK LIVERY, FEED AND SALE hnard.n hn." X.T'. , mimic, uourt street, opposite court House; ,..,,2 " J i. "rX71,"i.i. " ' cm SECOND-HAND DEALERS. GEORGB O'DANIEL, NEW AND SECOND Bana, gooas Dougnr. ana sola, court Bt., "P""t ""use viikk. ibii una see nim. :. ,.,,. V", V X n;v.wu- "f" i "f"lulsj n,eel1 ln Dy and second-hand furniture. stoves, granite ware and crockery, call and get nis prices, no. zrz court street. NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS bought and sold ; pawn brokers ; money advanced on nil kinds of articles. Waters & "erry. Props.. 732 Cottonwood street BLACKSMITH ING. COPELAND & SON, GENERAL BLACK smithing and repairing; horseshoeing a specialty; work promptly attended to; call and see us : shop 314 West Webb street, - ' ....v. ... u . aui. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. .MAPLE BROS., COURT STREET, GEN ernl Electricians, dealers ln electrical supplies. Houses, stores, wired for electric ugnts, bens or telephones. Electrical fix tures of all kinds. Get our prices. Repair worK n specialty. TONSORIAL PARLORS. BILLY KRASSIG, BARBER 8HOP AND bath rooms. Main street, three doors nortu 0j Hotel St. George. First-class Service NEW TONSORIAL PARLORS, COURT ST. Three doors west of Golden Rule hotel. J II. Pace. prop. First-class workmen; everything clean ; all modern Improvements. PATTON'S SANITARY BARREH SHOP. Despaln block: Court street; best work manship ; all the modern Improvements ; nil tools sterilized; bath rooms ln con nection. WANTED. WANTED WORK AT WASHING, IRONING or house cleaning. Inquire at 70 Alia St. HELP WANTED. WAN! ED-MANAGER FOR NEW BRANCH OF onr business here in Pendleton Writo promptly, with references, The Morris Whole sale House, Cincinnati, Ohio, Notice to Contractors. Notice Is hereby given that the Common Council of the Uitv oi i'endleiou will recnive bids for grading that portion of Main sticet be tween Jackson street km! the north line of WiUon street wartine to be done in accordance with VoMe All bids to state tbo price per cubic yard, uovy uiiiiieinihooity Kecoriier'sofliut-. . Cures coughs and colds in a day. 25 Bids must be hied with the City Recorder on rontR Ynnr motifv hnolr If dlHHUtlR or before the 25th day of March, 1903. The , s ur OIloy DacK r a. Common Council reserves therigntto Tejecined. Write for free sample, w. H. "B,22 Jm..I; . n, . h v I Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. F. W. Dated this 18th day of March, 190X anhmut r n By Order of the Common Council. Schmidt & Co. 4-. it. tree, street superintendent. THE COE COMMISSION CO. Holds no customer re sponsible for more than the margin he places on a trade. A margin of pne cent a bushel is required on grain, and $2 a share on stocks. An eighth cent a bushel commission is charged on grain and $ of one per cent on stocks. B. E. KENNEDY Manager Pendleton Office 120 00URT STREET The Oregon Dally Journal can bo found on sale at Frnzier's book More. ON FLORIDA SANDS. ' linn vou cume South for your health why didn't your wlfti come with you?" 'Oh' well, you we mv doctor .idv(--d 4-onitlet' rest nnd quiet. ' THE BIGHT TO QUIT IMPORTANT ISSUE RAISED BY WABASH INJUNCTION Brotherhood's Lawyers Contend That Court Has Taken Away the Chief Right of Labor by its Order. St. Louis. March 21. Two argu ments in behalf of the Wabash road were concluded Friday in the injunc tion suit, and the first statement in behalf of the men, by N. F. Judson, of St. Louis, was unfinished when court adjourned for the day. At the opening of court Col Blodg ett resumed his argument in behalf of the company. He read extracts from the constitution of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to nrCVe his contention that there were no griev ances entertained by the employes against the road, inasmuch as the brotherhood, according to the conten tion, had not proceeded in accordance with its own laws. Its failure to do so, he claimed, showed conclusively that there were no grievances to be redressed. He claimed further proof of this in his statement that the grievance committee had never taken up any alleged grievance. The whole thing lay, he declared, in the recogni tion of the union, and, failing of this, the defendants had conspired to in duce the employes to stop work, and otherwise injure the road. The denial of the oilicials of the two brotherhoods that any coercion had been employed to induce the men to leave the Wabash road was, the speaker declared, not founded upon fact. There are, he said, benefit funds in both organizations to which the men pay monthly dues. There is In the laws of both organizations, he said, a rule providing that if any member declined to strike when an order was issued by the officers, ho should forfeit his membership and pecuniary benefits, and action taken under the fear of losing these was, he declared, plainly coercion. Colonel Blodgett concluded his ar gument at 10:30 o'clock by a general resume of the evidence, in which he declared It was plainly shown that a conspiracy existed to tie up the road and cripple its commerce. Many Voted Not to Strike. He was followed by C. N. Travous, who also spoke In behalf of the rail road. Mr. Travous conceded that em ployes had a right to combine and a right to strike, provided that such COMSUMPTON the most dreaded and deadly of all diseases, as well as pneumonia, and all Lung Troubles are relieved at once and cured by Acker's English Remedy "the- king of all Cough Cures' ! Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE For Infl&tnraatMn nr flntrrh of the Bladder and DUeued Kidneys. No cure no pay. Cures quickly and Perms neatly Iho wont cases of ouorrltox-a and Uloer, no motterof how long stand. log. Absolutely harmless. Sold by drogglsU. Price 81.00, or by mall, postpaid, 1.00,3 boxes ;2.75. THE 8ANTAL-PEPSIM CO., OELICFONTAINC, OHIO. Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co. MEN AND WOMEN. Dm Wk for unnntnrzl llnlir(Mi.ifiKaiauatloD5, ut u suktiin. or mucous prairiini rrtteau Oouutfeo. rainless, ana sot u jo sola or t'lrfim! "or soul lu Dlatd wruvML by exprets, frapald, lor 1.00, or a bottlou. 12.73. Circular s:nt ou tviuest. CHICHESTER'S PILLS r-yvv Ii-IiiIiiiiI mill Oiilv tfZfltntiiiK. i r KlUlil.HTKltM K.NUMKlf la blu rlttua. TuUn lit- vtlur. lU-funo HulittlllutlauttHUil Iptllutluii. Atc riur Irul(.r wiM ! vvut i sI4uiim for Jr tlvttltir, 'J wtloiWHlitU mtt. lltMikltt fur l.uUic, hi ivtttrM Sh!I. f I4 bv 1 I - 1 -jlb action was voluntary on tho part of all concerned, was not in breach of contract and was for a lawful pur pose, but declared that In the present Instance all of these elements were absent. Over one-third of the men, ac cording to the statements of the de fendants, were opposed to the strike, A strike would be In violation of con tract, and U waB ,he said, an unlawful conspiracy against the road. Mr. Travous, In concluding, recited the obligations imposed upon rail roads by the interstate commerce law a federal statute, and urged that Inas much as railroads were compelled to accept and carry freight, no matter by whom offered .and were obliged to offer equal facilities to all connect ing lines, it was their right to have federal protection in carrying out the provisions of the federal laws. At the conclusion of Mr. Travous' argument, Attorney N. F. Judson rose to make the opening argument for tho detendants. Mr. Judson said that at torneys for the railroad had declared that the injunction did not prevent any man from leaving the employ ol the Wabash railroad. He read that portion of the injunction which pro hibits the officers of the union from persuading or coercing the employes of the Wabash road to leave Its serv ice. The right to resign, he declared, is the chief right that labor has, but under the wording of the Injunction the officers of the labor organizations are prohibited from insinuating or suggesting to an employe of the Wa bash that he could better himself by quitting work, as this, he said, was an interference with the right of men to stop work when they choose. There was, he said, no attempt on the part of the two brotherhoods to discriminate against non-union men, and such conduct was foreign to the policy of the railroad organizations. No Attempt to Discriminate. Continuing his argument after the noon recess, Mr. Judson quoted num erous legal decisions which went, he said, to prove that the employes of the Wabash railroad have a perfect right to combine, or to leave its serv ice, or to allow an organization or other men to act for them. No auth orities, he said, had been cited by the lawyers of the road to the con trary. The question of grievances was touched upon briefly by tho at torney, who was passing to other mat ters when he was interrupted by tho court. "You will recollect," said Judge Adams, "that in the bill of complaint it was set forth that there were no grievances, but that false statements were made by the committee to tho effect that such grievances did exist, and that these statements were made l for the purpose of securing recogni tion of the union. Are you going to allow that matter to rest where It is?" "I arn about to discuss It further," said Mr. Judson; and he did so at con siderable length, Rights of Grievance. There is no evidence, continued the attorney. In closing this part of his argument, that the grievances origin ated with the grievance committee, and not with the men themselves, but 1 declare that, if the grievance com mittee felt Inclined to urge employes of the Wabash road to ask for more wages, they had a right to do so. A paper has been icad here, broke in Judge Adams, purporting to bo a Btatoment of the men authorizing this committee to act for them in ne gotiations with the road. I want to see that paper. It was handed up and Judge Adams after reading it through, made notes. Mr. Judson then took up the affida vit alleging a disposition on behalf of the defendants to tie up the Could roads If their demands wore not granted by the Wabash. No such thing was said, ho declared, and no such thing was contemplated. The sympathetic strike Is not sane tloned by tho brotherhoods, and there could not havo boon a conspiracy to tie up the other roads, The history of these organizations Is almost bar ren of strikes. Judge Adams again Interrupted to ask for Information which he requir ed, and when ho had received It nd Journed court for the day. , The army of 00,000 mon rotUs the ueopla Iosh than fl per capita por annum, TRANSPORTATION LINES. OREGON Sfl OUTLINE BUNION PACIFIC Two Trains to the East Daily Through Pullman standard and Tourist sleep ing cars dally to Omaha, Chicago; tourist sleeritnir car oailr to Kansas City: thronih rullman tonrlst sleeping car (personally con ducted) weekly to Chicago, Kansas Cltr, St. louisanu nrmpnii: recuuing cnair cars (itsu ireej 10 me cast aaujr. D&rART ro Tlino Soliodulo From I'omllotou AMttYl rooM Tortland 8:10 am Tortland Special No. t The Bast sxo a.m. Chicago 6:50 pm Chicago Special No. 2 ; Portland 5:10 p tu Tortland I'M a m Mall and Express No.5 The Km l:i5aa The i;st lam Mall and Express No. 6 Tortland 1:45 a in .Pendleton Pas?n,Ter No, 7 Bpokant A:45pa Spokane 8:15 am Spokann Passenger No. S Pendleton Branch Mixed Train No. 41 1:00 pi 6:00 pm Walla Walla Branch Mixed Train No. ti Ocean and River Schedule. FROM PORTLAND. I I All sailing dates sub 80 p. m. ject to change. For Ban Francisco Sail every A days. ixo p. m. Dally except Sunday 8:00 p m. Saturday Columbia ItUor To Astoria aud Way Landings. tMi p.m. Suudar 10:00 p. in.i Wtllmuotto ltlvir. Boats loaya Portland dally, except 8unday 'stage ol water permitting) lor Willamette an Yamhill River points. Leave I Rlparla 4:05(1. m. Dally I Excpt Mon I .ears Lowlstnn 7:00 ii. m. Dally Excpt Mo Bnake Hirer IMparla to Lowlstnn F. F. WAM8LKY, Agent, I'rndletou, Washington & Columbia River Railroad Take this route for Chicago, Ht. Paul, Bt. .Louis, Kan xa City, Bt. Joe, Omaha, and All Points East and South Portland and points oo the Sound TXMX CARD. Leave Pendleton, dally except Bnndays 7:00. pm. Arrive Pendleton Monday, Wednesday Friday 11:25 pm. Arrive Pendleton Tuesday, Thursday an Saturday OSS am. Leave Walla Walla dally, east bound, 11 M0 pm. Arrive Walla Walla dally, west bound, K:tS am. For Information regarding ratoa and aoeam modatloni, call on or address W. ADAMS, Agent, PendloUn, Oregon. B. B. CALDKRHKAD, O P. A., Walla Walla. Wash, RUNS Puliuiun Sleeping Curs, Elegant Dining Care, Tourist Sleeping Cure. r sr. paul MINNEAPOLIS DULOTH FARGO GRAND KORKr OHOOK8TON WTNNEPEG HELENA aud TO l BUTTE. THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICAGO WASHINGTON ' PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK; BOSTON and all points Eat and Boutli rtiroDtfh tickets to Japan and China, Tli Tacoma and Northern '.clflc Uteatashlp Co aud American lino, TIMH SCHKDULB. Trains leave Fendleton dally ezoept eundaj a 7:00 P. a. Fur farther Information, time cards, maps and tickets, call on or write W. Adams, feu dletou.Orexon. or A. 1. mtAULlOr.. Third and Morrison Uti., Portland, Or I Schedule of pares On and after April i, fare over, the Pendleton & Ukiah Stage Line! will be; I'endlctou to Ijklah, 13. round trip, fj; Pen., dlotori to Alba, (2 70, round trip, 111 Pendleton to Jliilge, fJ. rouul trip, fs so; J'endleton to Nye, Jl.SJ round trip, :'X0; i'tndletou to l'ilot i Kock, l, round trip, II. to. Office at fJolden Rule Hotel Dally East Oregonlan by carrier, t only 15 cents a week. j VJ I THI :mi Mormon Bishops' Pllle.l'voUeuiu uoior W)iby tUeluuMnm (it Ulftau Uliujxli ami tUelr TuiluwerA. ruMlUvtilxvui-estbtf wuntt uuvs louM aitU yoiuitf aitAlaa pnm Impotenoy.Lost Power, Nluht - In Back, Evil Desires , Seminal StlniHlt tlie brain ana nsrve cuittn. Wan Ixut.S forSH-Witr mail. A m uiouey lufuuileil Willi a holes. Ciieulanirrs. Addreea. Blehoa WemeaWOCu SOLD BY TALLMAN CO., DRUei8T, rHCTOK HOTELS. HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., Props. The Best Hotel In Pendfetoi and as good as any. Hoadquartors for Traveling Mob. Commodious Samplo Rooms. Rates $2 & $2,50 ' MS Special rates by week or in onth Excellent Cuisine. Prompt Diulngrooni service. Every Molerii Convenient)) Bar and billiard room ln oonnootioi Only Three Blocks from Depot GOLDEN RULE HOTEL Corner Court aud Johnson Streets, Pendleton, Oregon. M. F. Kolly, Proprietor. HEATED BY STEAM LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY Amorlcuii I'ltiti, en tow 9t. 'J ft to$!.00 lor dnv. Kiit'opeim IMmi. fiOo. 7ftf, 91.0(1. Hpcoliil rat oh Uy wooU or month. Free 'bus meets all trains) Commercial trade solicited Fine sample room Special Attention Given Country Trad HOTEL CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS. GEO. DARVEAU, Prop. Elegantly Furnished Steam Heatea European Plan, Block and a half from depot; Sample room In connection. ROOM RATE 50o, 75c, $1.M THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON American Plan, j per day aud upward. Headquarters Tor tourists aud commercial trar clers, Hrdsl raits iiinde lo fuiiilllcs audslagU Kcntlcrnen The niauajcrmciit will be plraMl at all times to show rooms and litre prices. A modern Turkish bath establishment In the hotel. II. C, WnVl'.KK, Manager THE ROYAL RESTAURANT I have purchased the Koyal Restaurant, on Main street,-) doors north ol W. & C. R. depot, where I will serve the Best 25 Cent Meal Jn the city. I will ap preciate your patronage and ask you to call and see me, MEAL TICKETS, $3.60 R. K. THORP. h .Tm 'M d.) tM 7, lalTl Losaes, Spermatorrhoea lHxn5l,l Einlaslona, Lame Bnofc. Nvrvous fHsa iBi in IWi eneii, aigps pienr- klo. jwuarl lirur ajia .nil. KMjtiurum ubaU. B