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sfciess va as and Societies
SESSIONS AND TRADES, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 15, 1903.
FEDERAL
PHYSICIANS.
r. nvifir.R IN
I C' Office iioiim. 10 to .12
- Telephone rel 371.
. IT .n' ci ui TV fir rntr
Ll,r rnrrcru eye troubles, catar
RfollC. "nd Impaired hearing.
Iv fitted for refractive er-
. '. triKflO. OFPICR OVEK
Esi od Karnes Hank. Telephone
Port telephone main 301.
SUANCEAND LAND BUSINESS
till, ounty lSS ?,r,,nm.e. 2 H'L n. Cm"
A.Hi!S;;.'Ji:.cVsHEl.D.Bee.
hnlMFLD, M 0., HOMEOPATHIC
'V .ad surgeon. Office In Judd
KSoi e. office, black 73; re.-
'-rn.fitT.t.. itc
' I Telephone main
ItOOM 17 ASOCIA
US) i real.
KCnlli",iVS0N'' ATTOHNBT
AT LAW ;
Office In E.
Kirn.t,iJ ,!,.- ure?'' accident lnnrn
JOHN IIAH.KY
1 oaaI.4,.... !."
Offlci, win. ii.:.v"uJu." ."uranee
'mtu Aosiract Co.
ttRVfiKitsoN. rnvsiciAN
Liu, office In Snvlnga Dank bnlld
C 'olBce phone Ml" Hll, res. Main
. . . , Pti0t pnnnutn
f'V K l.linni.auuui vuiki.i.u
V .ll.ii.un. ..rtfl dlRPattM nf
l''-...i t'liltfllni?. corner Main anil
I5H y.n,lr 1 '
red
111 Tt f .
111 JllOtl lit.1,1 nn . L ---..i.
ruom iij,
Of-
BOARD AND LODGING.
5L"D1?;".-"as ro517
week,
Ji.,6 per week.
Fvi ALL!! IIOONE. OSTHOPATH eonncction. B, Compton,
the Lodirim
orn ?
pal roil"
iioTEt, ai.t a. coiixmi .77 rrrr;
3 111 streets. IloarVl h. r..A'"
u.wil table tet Kaiea 15.7; i
Pendleton Feed Yard In
rop.
VETERANS
GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC
NOW AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Ten Thousand Visitors Are Now In
the City and More Coming Gen.
Black Will Not Have a Walkaway
for Commander-in-Chief Expect to
Have Over 20,000 Old Soldiers In
Parade.
11 nd office
Sw lu Judd llulldlnc Iloom 15, Ofluc
..11 l!,.-lilnnci t'liime Main 1411
tione Main 1421,
DENTISTS.
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jBriinllAN, DK.VTI8T, OFFICE I.N
I l lElldlus. 'I'lione, red 71
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IlliXS. DENTIST,
OFFICIO IN AS-
San Franilsco, Cal., Aug, 15. Visi
tors are po.iring Into San Francisco
iy hundreds preliminary to tho open
Jig of the national encampment ot
he Granit Army of the Republic and
T,.a""ual meetings of tlio several
a Iillated organizations. Veterans who
attended former national encamp
ments say they have seldom seen a
larger attendance prior to the opening
of tho encampment week. All vail
ways have extra trains which are
heavily loaded. Many of tho big dele
gations from the East and Middle
est Will not nut In an nnnenrnnrn
! until tomorow, having stopped at in-
lurmeuiaio points for the purpose of
sightseeing. It is estlmateii, however,
that nearly 10,000 visitors nro alrcadv
here, and throughout tho day the
California posts have been busy es
corting visiting comrades from the
stations to their headquarters.
The uecoratlons may have been
richer In triumphal arches and other
designs at one or two other encamp
ments, but at none was a city more
proluscly or generally decorated with
American flags than is San Francisco
today. On overy hand may bo seen a
bewildering array of bunting, Hags
and streamers, until the eye is sated
with the varied display. Not only
are business streets and the houses
on the line of parade decorated, but
In all parts of the city, even In the
Klllmrhs nrul nnrnae lltr, Kit' ,nnt 1,;.
F"lV?,Abl'0'LEK. ANIM IIOIISE I'OffEK seen beautiful evidence nf'thf. nntrl.
pbone Illack WHF.N YOU GO TO PILOT HOCK stop
.me citr notel. llnnA m.l.
tel. Pilot hock. Ore. u'
ATHENA HOTEL. LEA PINO IIOT1X I.V TIIF
prletoV' ' " W M X$8Z
ir J VOUU BUSINESS TAKES YOl! To
.mieHf !lop V 1,10 ""'el IMIX Oood ncitf
and goodervlc-. B. H, hlchardi, proprietor
MISCELLANEOUS
lion block, over Schmidt a new drue WAKTrrT'vnmrn rt... :
Thane, red i!71. I ,r',?iCNa 5LEN ,0 Trepare lor Oov
I eminent I'oiltlom, Fine Opeuiuci in all Do
BANKS AND BROKERS.
I partmenti. Oood S.ilHrlcn. Rapid Promotion;
, ....uiun.iuus puuu. I'jiriicuiarR rrt-e
Interiate Cor. lut , Cedar Kaplili, la
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XATIOXAL TJAXK OF ATHENA. ; SEWING AND UltESSMAKIKQ, MISS JESSIE
it Capital, ?5O,(l)0; surplus and JoneB. lol'j Franklin t Cn-, K, llnllroad
,.' i-ln mill iliimeatle pip iiit, f01 OALL-IlOILhR
Sa promptly attended to. Henry ! Oc'ifJraSr i4; 1,1?, lME'".'i , AUo a 40-llght
a, prcldont. T. J. Kirk, vice prca- I nSKI pi? Tin?,i!l. iit? -V0 P?tru
r? s' l..Crow cashier. I. M Kemn. ! i.'"' .. '"5. J'"" call on or adJress
IU3ICI'
rAr.ur.iiS' hank of whston,
L oo, Orerou Doea u gencrnl bank
Uinru Eicbnuue lioiiL'ht anil Hold.
:',c3! promptly uttcndi-d to. It. Jam
;reilenr ueorpe . i-roeustei,
, u A linrrninn. .u. .11. jonna. J.
hti, u. u uruw, j I- . Kiigore, i;ou-
iton, u i rroensiei.
I PE.VOt.KTOX SAVINGS HANK,
I; (too. Oregon Organized March 1,
I CiDltal. f liio.OOO : siirnhiB. find..
Itttrnt allowed on nil time deposlta.
Douztit anu sum on an principal
?tecmi uiiL'tiiiuu Kivi:n lu iui
K J I'lirnleh. iirealdent ! J. N.
I ilf president ; T J Morrla, cashier;
uiiouey na-iiMiiini cnauiui.
lleton, Ore
VU F. Y01INKA HILI. PAY HtOMIT AT
tcntion to ali sale and ponln; bills Cor.
rc)ndcmei.ollciled. Comraiislon reasonable
I', o. Hoi I'efi. Pendleton
RIVOIti S I.AW8-PETKR WEST; ADVICE
free; lees tcrmi to suit; !5 year' experience.
Office 6US Garrttn St., Pendleton, Urcgon.
IN POUND -ONE YEAIiLlNti STEER. HALF
Jersey, branded miming A, under bit in both
earb.
I' tnld mlmaU are not claimed by tbc
owners or those e: tilled lo the possession,
costs and expenses acalnst them paid, mid
then taken nuny nltbln ten days from the
date hereof, then at 2 o'clock p. m. of the
twentieth day of Ausunt, wi. the tald
animals will be sold to the highest bidder,
at public auction for cash, at the city
pi mid, o-i the corner of Cottonwood and
Webb atreets, In the City of Pendleton, the
proceeds or sucn sale to be applied to tne
payment of such costs and expanses of mak-
.ATIO.VAI, HANK OF I'HNDI.E-
Ciaital. 170.000: auniliia. fllj.oiio:
1 1 general nankinc mmluesa. i:x. cnin
rud telegraphic transfers Bold on, Dated Auguat 10, l'JOi
an 1 rancisco, ."ew iorK ana ... e.n. n M....1..1
u! points lu the Northwest DrafU "" ""J -""
nuuna, japnn nnu i.urope. aiaxea
uss on reasoniinie terms, l.evi An-
Irrnldent, W F Matlock, rice pre-
c u. wade cashier; II. I Johuaon,
ut cannier
ISCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
UOlVAIiD. AIICIIITECT AND SU-
ititradent; makes complete and roll-
Mailer bulldlnga In the city or coun-
iiom 1, juau uuumng.
tlK k COLE. CONTIlACTOItS AND
IM-n I.'stimntes furnished on abort
Job work u aneclaltv. Prompt
IV" Shoo on Illiiff street near Main.
HAY CO.NTKACTOl! AND I1UILD
Eitlioales furnished on all kinds
kNia j enienr wnlka, atoue walls, etc,
Hi a' Cast (Mvgonlnu office.
1P1IT.MAN AIICIIITECT AND
I'i-' mtemlnr Konni 7, over Huston
I'Udletou. Oiegou.
H KKI.I.III!. I'l.ASTniitNT. AND CE
I'S'loir enient wnlks 11 hiieclnlt" Es
tarnished free. Work cuarauteed
' 'asm at lladler A: Zehner'a clirar
Main 8tteet P (). box 104
ISOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.
iEF.ExnwAi.D. tiik oi.n itni.iAiiu:
laialcr Flrst-claaa repairing with
mterlala shon lu rear of Dlndlnger
Co. 1
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
THE OLD
DUTCH HENRY
FEED YARD
Cor West Alta and Lilllth Sts.
S. A. ALLOWAY HAS CHARGE
OF THE OLD DUTCH HENRY FEED
YARD, AND WOULD BE PLEASED
TO CARE FOR YOUR HORSES.
PLENTY OF STALLS, LARGE COR
RALS FOR LOOSE HORSES AND
CATTLE. HAY AND GRAIN FOR
SALE. CHOP MILL IN CONNEC
TION. 'PHONE MAIN 1331.
COMMERCIAL STABLES
G. M. FROOME, PROPRIETOR.
t'airyalls for picnic parties. Good
teams with competent drhcrs for
ri.imnercial men. Speedy horses nna
otlsm of the citizens.
The work of the committee In the
matter of Illumination will attract
much attention. . The most Imposing
feature of the elaborate general de
sign Is the gieat court of honor that
has been constructed at the Inter
section of Market and Kearny streets.
Two immense arches stretch from
comer to corner, Intersecting each
other, and crowned by a dome com
posed of hundreds of electric globes
and American flags. From tho top
of the dome to a central point are
strings of lights and from the bottom
of the central circle Immense lan
terns are suspended. The arches are
covered with plaster and ornamented
with figures. The entire scheme Is in
white, presenting a pretty appearance
In the day time and a blaze of bril
liancy at night.
Who Will Be Commander?
Among the veterans already on Hie
held warm discussion Is heard regard
Ing the contest for commander-in-
chief. The fight Is one of the most
spirited the organization has seen lor
a number of years. The two leading
aspirants for the honor are General
John C. Black, of Illinois, who has
the solid support of the Middle West,
and former Governor Ilulkeley, of
Connecticut. In case of a deadlock
between the supporters of tho two
leaders In the race it is possible that
a dark horSo may win.
The entire week will be given over
to the business of tho encampment
ami tho entertainment of the veterans
and their friends. One of tho most
distinctive features will bo tho big
parado. in tho ranks will bo all the
veterans' association in convention
hero, tho Grand Army ot tho Uepubltc,
tho Associated Veterans ot tho Mex
ican war, Spanish-American war vet
erans. National Association of Civil
ar Musicians, Sons of War Veterans
and Ml kindred anu auxiliary socie
ties of tho grand army.
This parado will take place Tues
day, u will form at Union Square
and march through the principal
streets of the city.
On the following day theio will bo
a procession of veterans alone. In
tho parade will inarch IS departments
of the grand army In the order ot
seniority. General Edward S. Salo
mon, chairman of the parade commit
tee, is assured there will bo between
20.000 and 23.000 veterans in line.
the committee on eulcrtalntnent
today completed tho final details ot
the elaborate program ot amusements.
Tho main events will occur lu the
Mechanics' Pavilion. Tuesday there
will bo a public reception there, and
Governor Pardee, Mayor SelmilU and
General Shafter. department comman
der, will welcome tho veteians to tho
state and city. Friday tho glent
campfire of the veterans wilt bo held,
and a feast of baked beans, hard tacl;
and coffee, with California dainties
nniied. will be served.
During the week tho fourth annual
national encampment and reunion of
the association of Spanish-American
war veterans will be held. This con
vention will have tho special object
of uniting tho various organizations
of veterans of tho lalo war now strug
gling for supremacy.
In the general arrangements tho
various women's auxiliaries have not
been overlooked and special prepa
rations have been made for their en
tertainment. During the week the
Women's Relief Corps, the Ladles of
the G. A. 1!.. tho society of war
nurses and tne other afllllatcd bodies
will hold their reunions. In several
of the organizations spirited contests
have developed for (he various olllccs
and the proceedings promise to be of
an Interesting character. The attend
ance at ali of these conventions prom
ises to be unusually large, notwith
standing the fact that the bulk of the
membership resides east of the
Hookies
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
I.
.Oregon
Sh outline
amd Union Pacific
Two Trains to the East Dally
, Throunh Pullman ttandard andTourtit sleep
tint cars dally to Omaha, Chicago) lonrtsi
aleeplnir. car dalli lo Kamai Cltys thronfi
Pullman tonrlat Keeping can personally con.
oucioi) weeny to Cntcaro, Knt Oily, re-
riiniog cnair ran ien irr 10 trie Kan iiallj
HOTEL8.
HOTEL
PENDLETON
VAN DRAN BROS., Props.
The Best Hotel in Pcndletoa
and as food ai any.
I rxrt Tlmo Sctmluln ' taaivi
rom I From I'oiullotoii j rao
Portland I Portland Special No. I The Kail
slOam j Ii.-O0a.in,
Chicago ! Chicago Special No S Portland
V-Mpm j ASWpra
rorlland Mall and Kipieia No.5 The laj
180am ' l:itia
The Kaat Matt and Frprcia No.f Portland
(Sin I i:lam
jlPamlleton Pamenger Spokani
' No. 7 SsUpa
1
Spokane Spokane I'aivengcr
s:15 a in No. s
Gmi p m
rendition llranch
Mixed Train No. 11
Walla Walla llranch
Ntxcd Train No. il
l.p
Ocean and River Schedule.
FROM POItTI.AND.
a. -on p. bi,
All tailing datei sub-!
jeci 10 rnange.
For Han Francisco
Rail erery Idayi.
The Hotel lVndloton has just
been rclittctl anil refurnished
throughout. Phone and lire
alarm connections with all rooms.
Baths in suites anil single roans.
Headquarters for Traveling Me.
Commodious Samplo Rooms.
Rates $2 & $2,50
Hpvoial rates by week or tumuli
Kxcellcnt Culslnc.
Prompt Dliihigroom scrvic.
Bar and billiard room iu connccttoi
Only Three Blocks from Dcpoj
OO p. m
Palfv"
oacept
Dday
1
CHANGING SENTIMENT.
VII-
TONSORIAL PARLORS.
I'-l.V KhAMSln ttiniM'ii c-nrilt A'l
l-Jtk -Ootns. Mllln ntrnot. thrflf dOOra
ft" of Hotel st Ueorue. flint-class
day drives. Gentle horses for family 1 J
use Stock boarded at reasonable 1 t
rates. Best of care given to transient 1 t
stock Opposite Hotel Pendleton, f
Phono Main 1CJ.
SECOND-HAND DEALERS.
I JTtiOill.K IIRII.I.M! IV rilU'l,..U
fjM goods If there Is anything you
1 IQ Ueu- anil Mp-mirl hftnil furniture
I' granite ware mid crockery, call and
prima io. 1 Court Btreci
lit and sold; pawn brokeia; money handsome rigs for evening ana un
f!S n" klmls of articles. Waters
-w i'iia to Lllliuunuuu -mct;.-
YOU
Are invited to
take tea with us
on August 20 th
A demonstrator for the celebrated
"M. J. II." coffee and ten will
serve light refreshments at our
cturc on that date .
,o? J LOSSES ALWAYS
Come and enjoy
a delicious cup
of coffee or tea
Standard Grocery J
Moimi!ti llrocii Court Rtri-et j
'JTO.Y.S SAXITA I! V HA KlllMt SHOP.
:;XK"U kk, court street: beat worn- a a r"T ririk A1 II I I V
tZ. V ,f," Improrementa i (VI M fKUJTlr 1 L I
'lion iieu ; nam rooma iu ivu' - -
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CABS AND CARRIAGES.
l'Ji.?AB LINII. EKWIN UAUni!. T'lipi'
a-uone ma 11 7U1. niric and waiting
Ujjlta atreet, next to SaTlngs Hank
By the Fire Insurance
panies we represent,
companies! stand first
world.
Com
Out in the
J-IVERY AN
D FEED STABLES.
.. ....! L'!.- In.nrillll-X ('fl.HSW.07h
a7r . . liuruuiu .- ; rnWoss
TVI.IVKliY DOAItD AND SAI.E Alliauce Assurance Co ... J9,lMo
.I..i.M -! -"""' Vtw'Mv'-tii London A Lancashire J-ire
"V ...nna I V . . 4,1lli'nd
North British Merc nlle
noyaVliibumnce Co.. .. 22,fcft7,153
ll.T'U
lis Ai,. Ktr.,1
Block boarded tit reaioui
EIPLOYMENT OFFICES.
hulf-4II.;'Ov.ii;NT ornci:. uss
Paeit nn . ' "u "eed help or seek employ
'"bn iir. 'ni,.,..A lfi.. 1011
FRANK B, CLOPTON
AGENT
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
PttMT-s;
ICE
We keep nothing but pure
natural ice, frozen from pure,
clear mountain water. It goes
farther and lasts longer than
artificial ice. All we asl( is an
unprejudiced trial of our ice.
Why not order a case of the
celebrated Schlltz, A. 13. C. or
Gambrinus for your Sunday
dinner?
'Phone your order to Main
El.
HENRY KOPITTKE
Oliver Goldsmith's Deserted
lage."
Goldsmith In his "Doserted Village,"
spoke of a certain chapel where those
who "went to scoff, remained to pray "
So in life one often laughs at what
he does not understand and later, 1
when he does understand, his laugh
turns to praise. Theio wcio some
who doubted tho merlin of Newbro's I
"llerp'.cldo," the scalp germicide and j
hair dressing; hut slnco they hive 1
tiled It. they are now among Ps best!
friends and strongest endorsers. 1 lor-1
plclde kills the germ that eats the
hair off at the root, and tho halt
grows again. As a hair dressing It
Is incomparable, try it. Sold by lead
ing druggists. Send 10 lu stampf: for
sample to The llerplcide Co.. Detroit.
Mich. V. W. Schmidt & Co.. special
agents,
GENERAL STAFF IN CONTROL.
8undT lionn.n.
a;wp m. inaiioria ana nay sanna)
Saturday Landing!.
11) SO p m.
WUIhiih'Uo Itlver.
Boati leare Portland dally, eicept Bunda;
'ta?o ol water permitting) for Vt lllamelle am
lawlilll Hirer jpolnta.
Leare " " " Lear
Klpnrla Snake Hirer Lewlitoa
f.Wa.m. Ulparla to Lewliton T.-ooa.m
Dally Dallr
Eicpt Uonl Kicpt Mol
F. F WAMULF.Y. Agent, PcudUlon
WASHINGTON
COLUMBIA RIVER
RAILROAD
Take this
route for
Chicago, St Paul, St. Lotus, Kan
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha and
All Points East and South
Portland and polnti
on the Sound
TIKI It CAIII)
Arrive at Pendleton Monday, Wedne
day and Friday, 1.45 p. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, 11. -15
a. m.
Leave Pendleton, 7 p. m.
Learo Walla Walla ilally.oait bound, II :( p in
Arrive WallaWalldally,eit bouul,IO:ila, 111
For Information legnrdlng rates and aiom-
Incident Following Reorganization of
the Army,
Washington, 1). C, Aug, 1C. -Today
marks an epoch In the history of the
ITnltfil Kt.ntf.u mtnv f iriro nlznt inn. The
act creating the general staff, passed ""odatlom, call on oraddre.a
at tho last session of congress, be
came operative today und many are
tho Important changes that resulted.
The most Important Is the abolish
ment or the ofilce or commanding
general, which has existed from the
tlmo of General Washington. Gen
eral Young, who succeeded lo tlio
command of the army on tho retire
ment of Genoral .Miles one week ago,
W ADAMS. Ant-lit
rendition, Oregon
( ALDKRIIKAl), (i I'. A
Wall Walla, Waiblinilon
CONSUMPTION
the most dreaded and deadly of all
diseases, as well as pneumonia, and
all Lung Troubles aro rolloved at
nnil drnil Ittr Artlynr'a TTnpllsti
...II I..1 1 .1.1 .,.1 l..,.,.,nu -.-. ...o"--
.Bm-n a.... ,.w,..v.. .... . itemedy "the King of an cough (jurcB.1
first chief of the general slaff I lie I ,lires cougmj nnd coJdg , n dav 25
other two olllcers 011 the general staff your monoy back (f ,iBsfttg.
who. with General 'kouiig aio ileslg- )et, w ,t fo frco gBinple. w. II.
naieu us general oiiueis iiil- urimmn ioni
GOLDEN RULE HOTEL
Comer Court and John. on Sited,
I'endleion, Oregon,
M. F. Kolly, Proprlotor.
mnEtc jSSBSjk
HEATED BY STEAM
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY
Amerlciiu PI1111, i-uiti.St,U.A tofU.IMl
IK-ritav.
Klinipenn Plan. nun. TAu, tl.OO.
siMH'liil rntoH by uiHik or nioiitli,
Free 'bus meets all trains)
Commercial trade solicited
Flue sample roomf
-- mtmi
SK!fiaI Atlciition Given Country Tra
rToTEr
ST. GEORGE
CORNER MAIN AND WEBB STS.
(Scott's Santal-Pepsin Capsules
general olllcers are i.euerais , ionvpr k. r.n. niifTnlo
Corbln and Carter. In adilltlon In jchmldt Co.
tlieso thiee oflicers of higli lank tho!
slaff consists of Vt olliiers ranging
rrom colonels lo llrst-lleuleniint Kvery
foips and department Is represented
except the pay and medical depart
nients.
General Voung will retire for age
next January, anil will be succeeded
as chief or staff by Major General Ad
11a It. Chaffee. In the nutural course
of events Genorul Chutfeu will ho sue
cc-dt'd on his stntntory ii llreiiunt ny
General Corbln.
N. Y. r W.
MX?.
A POSITIVE CURE
KorInMLutiitIon orCttmnh
f tbo I!lliler ami DUcMcd
Kltia. No cure na y,
Curi qalcM aJ l'trm- r
totally ib wont rit uf CI
uiiorriion sua t4iri( i
no mJUrtf liowlu.ijt ttatvl
tag. AboutIr omdiUm.
11.00. or bv m.ll. mm(im1 I
j
Health and Pleasure.
When 0110 goon to hliman Springs
tlioro Is pvery asfiurnnco that not only
will one's health ho honeHteil by tlio
iMipn liponliw, .nrmntnlll nil niltl liatll
Ine to bo enjoyed there, but also 1 ,
while gaining health one can enjoy
a great variety or pleasure ranging
from liiiniliu' and fishing to bowling
and goli. C. It. nutton has Hiistalned ,
his reputation as a capablo host by,
tho manner In which lie is providing .
for the comrort and pleasure or his
guests.
Arrested for Forgery,
N'ew York, Aug. 11. -George Cielglr
Ion. clerk for Townsond & Waddell
lawyers, was uriosteil today charged
with securing $12.fx0 by means of
forged mortgages and fraudulent 1
checks passed on the Chemical Na-,
tluiial Hank. I
THE (ANTAl-PtniN CO,
aallarOHTiN, omo.
Sold by F. W. Schmidt & Co,
MEN AND WOMEN.
I'm Ilia for unnatural
tilt aar.ea.lHflamiuallofaJ,
Iflilatloua us blcwalluU
l.airuuii. I wu"" r":r;"
I i-Suau iuuiIh. ruaieai. iw u
rl la piaia --.
I,r aiLraaa. 1ICI1. luff
il nt ..r l.tlla 7 .
Circular nat vu iiu, I
(5E0. DAnVEAU. Prop.
eKantly Furnished
Steam Heated
liuropcan Plan,
Block and a hall from depot.
sample room In connection.
ROOM RATE 50o, 75c, $1.01
THE PORTLAND
PORTLAND, OREGON
Aiuciican I'lau, j per day and up-ai4
llcadiuaiteia for tourula aud couiiuerdal Uar
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