EIGHT PAGES. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, t904. PAGE SEVEN. H0TEL8. j AMONG THE EXCHANGES OF THE INLAND EMPIRE Mormons Are Not Worrying. ; about 30,000 head havo been sheared. We have not one-quarter the In-' By next week. It the weather Is pro t est the Smoot investigation pltlous, It will be In full blast all that people think we have. He -was over the state. elected to the United States senate . It has been commenced earlier !. rouubllcan legislature composed this year than usual on account of , Minimis. non-Mormons and tone too.-' and it Is a matter of indlffer- once to us as a church body whether he is permitted to retain his seat or not further than we are Interested in bin! as a friend and would like to Mm succeed. We depend on God for the perpetuity of our church and not on any senator for our suc cess and for that reason It Is of lit . ...i i. tle concern to i l rerortcr this after- ol Mrs- C- 'V Thatcher. Many rest Capital Jiews reporter miB ntier , , . t,jd , r,in t""V : "r.,V "vnhi Prnrt nf sit HOOD UJ '-- . I TrinrtJ to MM states mission, comprising the uoiso district. Northern Idaho, Montana, Washington, part of Oregon and all ow useu to summon uio cim nBsninM"''. ' pi,ir prntt is dren to school is the same purchased Sere ooking after the work of the Mrs. Simon from the proceeds of Mormon church and on Sunday will en ertalnment given Iff her to hold a general conference with the twiAa to secure the bell. Mrs members -Boise Capital News. Simon has been visited by many of " her old pupils and she ls greatly en Wrestling With Slot Machines. Joying her visit here. Lewiston Another effort will be made at a Tribune. future council meeting to pass the ordinance on slot machines. The second move is taken because of the belief that some of the councilmen decided to take decisive action In op ma not understand the purport of position to Congressman W. R. .l. iiofnntpd nt the meet- in- lust Tuesday night. i lDLmSL.i... "i ....:.,.,,..,! wJth ine uruiuaui-c . . . n . t . . r..ttt sel Connor at the request of the! mvnr and Is a copy of the state , inir making the operating of mer chandise slot machines a misde meanor It was rumored about the city nail yesterday that the cigar men nnd others who had slot machines In their places of business were in fa vor of the passage of the ordinance. nA were ereatb disappointed be- cause of the adverse action of the coancil. Spokesman-Review. Sheep Shearing Commences. point a committee to lay the matter Advices from Welser, Mountain- before the county commissioners, borne. Shoshone, Bliss and other i asking them to contribute to the ex places is to the effect that sheep pense of .the exhibit. Dayton Courl ihearlng has commenced. At Welser -.-r-Press. For Sale t3,000.00 S room, 2 story, new house, and lot EOxlOO. $1.200.00 5 room, house. 1 story $1,700.008 Room, 2 story " house. Bath tub and toilet, good cellar, woodshed, pump and city water. Easy terms. $600.001 Vacant lot. Very desirable. I $2,0007 room 2 story house 1 rooms each 15x15, bath room, rock cellar 18x32, 2 lots. $250xoi vacant lot. Merchants Protective Agency Despain Building, Room 43, Telepbone Black 1161. LET US SUPPLY WITH YOU Building... ...Material DIMENSION LUMBER OF dencriptioiw. Bash, Doors, BUnds, Mould 'ng, Building and Tar Paper. Bling Your Bill to Us and Get Our Figures. toys' Harbor Com. Co.- "THE tAlTTALKMMI M 10 tm.. iir'. .- 0IBLarT .Tm: UAHt onpfinw.S' &&r1ir "0,led for 23 Ceqt, a h PT1 n u co """ft . ZttXZJi! LJfTl'.V.'' v.. .- . I,A the prevalency of scab which seems to be worse this season than usual. No buyers have yet arrived, but they are expected within a few days, when a price will be established. Huntington Herald. ... . Lewiston Pioneer Teacher. Mrs. Simon of Spokane, who taught school In Lewiston 32 years nKOi is v,istor in the city, the cnest aents "ere, now heads of families, riwira,! fl.nl.. f!o. Inn. received their first instruction In the a-b-C'S frm Mrs" Slmon nml Elle ls ,,. ,. n,,. held In sincere reverence by all. The Don't Like Parcels Post. Dayton Commercial Association has Hearst's narcel nost bill. Monday a letter was received by rnlnmhtn Pnnntv TMcmntM, from ..... j .. 1 1 ,1 n Arlrllc... r T?rftn nt H-onnn.n 1 who is chairman of the United State senate committee, commending an euiiuimi iu iiic ui&pciilll ntiiiu; forth the evils that would accrue to the business of the small towns by the passage of this bill. Columbia County Dispatch. Dayton Will Exhibit. The Commercial Association has .taken up the question of sending an exhibit from Columbia county to tire i ewis anu uianc rair at r ortianu. it was suggested that the president ap- HONORS FOB ELIOT HAS BEEN PRESIDENT OF HARVARD 35 YEARS. Many Famous Men Will Unite to Do Honor to the Great Educator Millionaire Alumni Are Expected to Make the University a Costly Present One Endowment of $250, COO in Honor of President Eliot is Announced. Boston, ulass., JIarch 19. Presi dent Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University will be 70 years of age tomorrow and the anniversary ls to be made the occasion for a magnifi cent testimonial of the honor and esteem In which he Is held not only by Harvard men throughout the world, but by the American public In general. For several months a committee of Harvard alumni, headed by Btich men as President Koosevelt and Charles S. Falrchlld, has been busy maturing plans for the testimonial. I Their work has been conducted in secret and even now the exact nature of the tribute Is not definitely known, The full plans may not be made public until commencement time In June when there will bo a celebration of the thirty-fifth anni versary of Mr. Eliot as president of the university. It ls understood that alumni who Include many multi-millionaires will glorify the president either by the erection of a magnificent khoi me morial building or by establishing an enormous endowment fund to be used In college extension or In the ahanp of scholarships and benencen ces. A conservative estimate of the sum that will be thus gathered nlaces It In the millions. One en dowment of 5250,000 has already been announced. It Is also intended to present to the university a por trait of President Eliot to bo paint ed by John 8. Sargent. Do You Want Strength? If you want to increase your strength you must add to not take from the physical. In other word3, the food that you eat must be digest ed, assimilated and appropriated by the nerves, blood and tissues before belne exDelled from the Intestines. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure adds to the physical. It gives strength to and builds up the human system. It is pleasant to the taste and palatable. and the only combination of digest- ants that w 111 digest tne fooa aua enable the system to appropriate 11 of its health and strength-giving qualities. Sold by Tallman & Co, Alabama Delegates for Roosevelt. Birmingham, Ala., March 19. lie- publicans of the Ninth congressional district met In convention today and chose delegates to represent the dis trict at the national convention at Chicago. Resolutions indorsing Pres ident Roosevelt for renomlnatlon were adopted unanimously ' A niovement is on fool looking to ostabllslunent of an extensive - oj'oratlva telephone eystem among iarmern nf Ttnntnn ponntv. BUSINESS CARDS, SOCIETIES PROFESSIONS AND TRADES PHYSICIANS. DR. W G. COLE, OFFICE IN JUDD Dunning, ocice hours, 10 to 12 a. m. ; 1 Jo 5 p. m. Telephones: Office main ijn; resilience, main 13S1, J. U MILLtiK, M. 1). DKSFAIN BLOCK. Treats anil corrects ejre troubles, ca tarrhal conditions and Impaired hearing. Glasses correctly fitted for refractive er rors. Telephone, main 1011. DBS. SMITH . P.IXCO, OFFICE OVER the Fendleton Savings Hank. Tele phone S01 ; residence telephone, main 1501. II. S. OAHFIELD, M. D. HOMEOPATHIC physician and surgeon. Office In Juild building. Telephones: Office, black nil; residence, black 24. HIS. I). J. M'FAUL, JUDD HLOCK. TELE phone, main 031 ; residence, black 161. 1)1!. T. M. UF.XDr.HSOX, rilYSICIAX and surgeon. Office In Savings llank building, room 1. Office 'phone, main 1411 ; residence, red 1223. MS. LYXX K. ItLAKESLKE, CHUOXIC and nervous diseases and diseases of women. Judd building, corner Main and Court streets. Office 'phone, main 721 ; residence, red 1223. DK. LEXA ALLEX UOOXE. OSTEOPATH. Itesldence, Thompson street, between Court nnd Water streets. "Phone, black 1024. Xervous diseases a specialty. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN DU. I.. rrancls Thumnsnn. t-rmlnntn tt -P Still school. Klrksrlllp. w, r.ma f Xye's residence, r.02 Wnter street: i)honc lied ..4 : TUCSdav. Tlllirsilar imil Kami-. day. A-' A" T'N' M- p,v KSPAIN HLOCK. .Co" .S.,.rw.t.' "r Kocppen's drugstore. .jn-ciui aueniion to skin diseases. DENTISTS. DK. M. Office, S. KEP.X, DENTAL Sl'KUEON. room IS, Judd bulldlug. E. A. .VAT'OHAX, DENTIST. Ol-'KICE IX Judd building. 'Phone, red 1411. BANKS AND BROKERS. riKST NATIONAL HANK OF ATHENA. I Oregon. Capital, $.-.0,000: surplus and proms, ri-.irtN.uu. interest on time de posits. Deals In foreign and domestic exchange. Collections promptly attended to. Henry C. Adams, president: T. J. Kirk, vice-president: V S. LeGrow, cash ier; I. M. Kemp, assistant cashier. THE EAKMEKS' ItAXK 01" WESTOX, Weston, Oregon. Does a general bank ing business. Exchange bought and sold. Collections promptly attended to. It. Jameson, president : George V. I'roebstel, vice-president; J. K. Kllgore, cashier; di rectors, G. A. Ilartman, M. M. Jones. T. J. Price. G. D. Grow. J. 1 Kllgore, Hob ert Jameson, G. W. I'roebstel. DANK, THE PENDLETON SAVINGS Pendleton. Olecon. Organized March 1. ISfiSI. Capital, KI0,00U: surplus, $75,- 000: Interest allowed on all time deposits. Exchange bought and sold on all nrln- clpal points. . Special attention given to collections. W. J. Furnish, president . 1 b X. Teal, vice -president : T J. Morris, cashier; J. W. Maluuey. assistant cashier. 1'IUST XATIOXAI. IIAXK OK l'EXDI.E ton. Capital, $ 70,000 : surplus and un divided profits, f KiO,uoo. Transacts n general bauklug business. Exchange and telegraphic transfers told on Chlea- go San 1-,-anc.sco Xevv Vo.k and PrlccI-1 pal po uts In the .Northwest. Drafts drawn on China, Japan and I.urope. Makes col-1 lections on reasonable terms. I.erl An keuy, president : W. 1 Matlock, vice president ; J. M. lllce, cashier ; George Ilartman, Jr., assistant cashier. ARCHITECTS AND GUILDERS. huperlutendent. room 1L Judd block, I'eudleton, Oregon. T. 1". IIOWAItl), AltCIIITECT AND HIJ peiiuleudeut. Makes complete aud re liable plans for buildings In the city or country. Itoom 17, Judd building. SIIEIJK & COM:. COXTItACTOHS AND builders. Kutimatcx f mulshed on short notice. Job work a specialty. Prompt service. Shop ou llluff atreet, uear Main. D. A. MAY. COXTItACTOIt AND I1UIM). er Intimates furnished on all kinds of masonry, cement walks, ktone walls, etc Leave orders nt East Oregoulan of fice. T M. KELI.EIt. PI.ASTEItlXf; AND CE mentlng. Cement walks a specially. i.snroaiea ruruisned rree. work guaran teed, Leave orders at Iladley & Zehner's cigar store. Main street. 1'. O. Ikx 104. LIVERY AND FEED STABLES, TELEPHONE LIVKltY STABLE. COUKT Street. ODnoalle ronrt linnte. rioweni JL Sou. proprietors. Always good turnouts. Public scales. 'I'hone, main 381. OLD DUTCH IIEXKY I'EED YAKD, Corner West Alta sod LUIItb streets. S. A. Atloway, proprietor. Large com fortable stalls. Plenty of feed. Horses glren careful attention. I -1 COMMERCIAL HTA11I.IMJ, O. M. FIIOOMK oroorletor. Fine horses, good rl. best care glren - . . . . I transient stock. . Opp. Hotel fendleton, 'Phone, mala 101. t IVI.I- llfllll V IfiTl U'I'IMLVI Carney 4 Keunedy, l'ros., livery, feed i and sales stable. Good rigs at all time. ' Cab line In connection. 'Phone, mala 701. ...... iiiniji,,,, SECOND-HAND DEALERS. V. HTItOIILK. DEALElt IN SECOND hand goods. If there la anything you need In new and second-band furniture. stores, granlteware and crockery, rail and get bla prices. No. 212 Court street. BOARDING AND LODGING. HOTEL ALTA, CORNEIt ALTA AND Mill streets. Hoard by the day or week-. Good table set. Itates. 3,75 and S4.75 1. I . . K-.. W !.... H.I.I,. per nrr, ii.ia, ... .ru, ivy. i ikuiiwu j Feed Yard In connection, L. Neff, pro-1 prletor. ATHENA HOTEL. LEADING HOTEL IN the city, tl.00 to ll.OU per day. 11. r, Milieu, proprietor. j WHEN YOUK UU8INESH TAKES YOU to Helix, atop at the Hotel Helix, Good meals and good service. T. II Wimpy, jiroprletor. MANHOOD RESTORED "CUPIDENE" JBtH Tbii groat Vffetab.tf vuaiiter, tne precniuon ol rauious rreoca p&vticiAn,wij tLm qalckljcureyog uf nil norroutor dleae uf lbageneratlv0orifaiu.aofiliiuX4ii Mmi rm Ituud. Iniumut , l'iUua la the Jlwck. li m I uwl utlutluiu. Arrua JOfUUIlyf HbW. 42 mLm )iiunli.a. I Ta til tu rmiAm-fV. X ' v li uii ( I as r llrulu. Vurleaitetlr. is n (1 tUtnttht rrv. 'JW to Mirtmnatorrtiiva fu3 uU tli horror of thoklduejE. CllllJ2atrunfftnoaa and nsitonta. I ii.tlaii. Itutima All ifiKitOA uriuror B lOCautvO IlluOIT IMir oem. aru iniuua-u witu -ruiu) vvriuui ia ma vuij w " ivwour to euro wltuudtau operation. 6jJUt;tlruonlal. A wrttten Kuarantoe KlTon and money returned If all Itoxeado not elloct a iKjnnannt euro. Vl.uo n boi alx fortUUbr mall. Heud Xvr I Ve clrcUar aud 'tMtiniunlala. Addro lAUla K V., Mmu iruclc, Cul, Sold by Tallman & Co., Druggists, FRATERNAL ORDERS. U. V. O. ELKS. l'ENDLKTOX t.OlKlK. No. 288. Itegular meetings first and third Thursdays of each month. All brothers vlsltlug In the city most cordi ally Invited to attend. Hall In LaDow Nock, Court street. 0. A. Ilartman, Sr., E. It, ; C. E. Ilean, secretary. MEN'S IlKSOUT VOl' AIIE IXVITElT Krw reading room. Why not Join and get the advantage of free bath, use of punching bag and other cnulntnonts. In. eluding library and reading , room, Terms i.w o join ana ouc a month duea. INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS HAKTMAX AHSTKACT CO. MAKES reliable abstracts of ml,, til nil Iniul, In Umatilla county. Loans on city and farm property. Iluya and sella nil MmM of real estate. Does a general brokerage business. Pajs taxes nnd makes Invest. ments for non-residents, lieference, any bank In Fendleton. 1 O. A. HAKTMAX, lhes. O. A. HAKTMAX, Jit.. Vice Pies. J. M. 11EXTLEY ItEI'KESENTS TUB oldest nnd most reliable tire nnd nrcl dent Insurance companies. Office with Ilartman Abstract Co. JOHN HAILEV, JU., I'. S. LAND COM mlssloner. Specialty .mnile of land fil ings aud proof. Insurance am! roller tluns. Office In Judil building, room 1ft. VETERINARY SURGEONS. VETEKIXAHV SUKQEOX Dlt. IV. ( i llV.,.l. rttet-- ... .. . . ' ..it.-tuuu. uuice ni jaiimaus drug store. FOR RENT. SEVEX-KOOM HOIISE POIt KEXT IX quire of Mrs. Julia (lulliford on West llluff street. EOIt KENT XIXE-HOOM quire of It. Alexander. nonsE, IN POK KENT GOOD l-'KONT KOOM, suitable for two gentlemen or two la dies. Call at till) Willow street. fok KENT two FURN8iiKi koom, with JlL'lliajJ"D'' '"'. WANTPn . -, . n t . MEX TO LEAKX It A It It i; u TKADE. OX- ij eigui weeks required. Cons ant SSSJSf JTi rJ'ZZ Sjsteni College. Sim Krnnrlsrn. Cnllfnrnla. X.WLelZT 'ffiii'STtoZ11 Ihh office. WoT:,rn0qnVrIeL0,hV.0o(nJch0NK,UI' "USK- WANTED TO RENT V FIVK OK HI.V.IUIOM mndern ho:ie Call at Whlt's dental oflltH I IwaNTKD - A CAI'AHLB WOMAN T-l p() housework Apply to Mrs. Krsnk Frailer, N4 Juekson strcst ' WOltK WANTED -I Y N ACTIVE, 1NTKLL. gent sober ni-iii oi oo: bachelor Any kind OI ?.lerlc?1,1?r ,l,ht J'Kr ork. (lood ' ail" .....v., w... .unci nri I.IIU lllll lUUlUT. rniltB a irarl Inr ft.u 11.11.. !..(.!. ...... . .. . route airent (or the Dallv finl.le Heat refer ences. Mndcate salary for permanent pm. tlon P. Stride, room 6. nver J1 'lea lfoue, rn-ner Fast Court and lohns n, , MISCELLANEOUS. xpiiesh wacox inr.i.y leatiiehb, w;t" ,rirX" dV'.Sl" Telephone main 101 or call at the Com mPrci stables, opp. postofflie. eipresa uuu iigui nnuiing or uil kliitls. 8IXOEII HEWIXO MACHIXE OITICE, BOfi College street. Hepatit for all ma chlues. I'. A, I.orelang, manager. SEWEIt CONTJtACTOllS- -HEED A I.AF-, lei make connections with tJie newer fur Tll,i01..B nrdl,nr(. I". . MEItltlM,, .SPOKANE. WASH.,'! Ageut. Deusmorp. .Second-hand lua- I a lilues, supplies aud repairs. I I see voi' "u.ncm;" when you want, I money. We make loaus on i rr nrl iiroperiy. --. is. uuiuaiii, rawn llroker, Mllarkey bulldlug, Court street. WM. r. YOIIXKA WIM, PAY PltOMPT atteutlou tu all sales aud pouting bills i.orrrf.ionueuie soiiciimi. lommisslou fea (onable. 1'. O, I!oi 200, Pendleton. IJIII.'MHJIAKINO, ITT.INO AND TIT tidg a specialty. Prompt work. Halls faction guaranteed. Mlat 11, Whitley! ui. .iiaiu aireei. I'ENDI.ETO.V 8TEAM DYE WOIIKH 730 Cottonwood street. Cleaning, dying uuu repairing, flood called for aud de llvered. 'I'hone, main IVDl IIOI'KECI.EANIXO IIY THE JAPAXUHE , nouaeiieaning Co. Woik done by th nay, uour or Job. VllndOW clean UC I y.'V.1" - , rompt servicfi at low prices, tHH (iardeu street. 'Phone Main 1171. BKALIED PKOP08ALH WILL UK ItKCBIVKP by (Ucordtr M. A fergtuon. anlll April 1st, 1WM, for the putebato ol $'-0 water bonds, to be tuned br tbe city of Adams, Oregon, of tba ucuuoiiuaiioa 01 suai ana -i.J. oaarina- intereit at tba rat of 7 per cent per annum, Inwrett payable Mml annually at a bank to be ultoied by the purchaser of Ihe bond. The bonds to fuP with an option of 10 years . All bids t be accompanied br a cbrtk equal to 4 111 II . u .iTumn.nl. a .hih aa.isI I,. . per cent f amount offered, said amouut to be erceutui amount oaerea, laio amouut to be forfeited to tee filtv In caie uf rallnretotneat ioi ... ....... . I ,1. Ilnll.IIlnn. HiAtlM IWtm I : m m nmr.lmM bidders. The elty rewrvea tbe right to reject soy or all bids, For further Information ed. d'tM A, Fcrfusen, City Recorder, Ada mi, Hiuiiimvunuifu raiurniMi ii mm avara LARD Goxl aud Pure Kettle Iteutlerrtl At pricw as low as the lowest. MIESCKE'S MEAT MARKET 3J6 COURT ST. The Oregon Dally Journal can be found on sale at Frazler's book store, 1 1 S . JJ Sil . L Bj nlu'lit. I'mmnturlir. wnlnu it not cntsckou itioiM TraiKiicucy. WriliB&NH cluunw;i tbe 11 tea Tbo rwinon aufforera (tra not cured by doctor 6 . tKW A GROUP OF BEAUTIES. The showing of ladles' watches is more than usually Interesting, Wo have added a largo number of now designs nnd now styles to our al ready large assortment. Whero thcro Is so much beauty nnd merit a choice may bo dlfllcult, hut prices will help to n selection. LADIES WATCHES from $5 up warranted movement In reliable 29 year ense, $15.00, GLENN WINSLOW Jeweler and Optician Postoffice Block, "WHAT HAPPENED TO IT?" Oh, the old story. Horso shied bolted, rattlety hang smash! You see t.io result. Kix It up, old man, mo nest you enn and ns nulcK ly as you rnn." Our friend hnd his wagon back In short order, stnunch solid, not n weak snot In It nnd look!" " gorLw." Ui,oUow '''H examplo when In llko trotlblo Kxnm.no our Winona wagons, lmckH n" y oind hubs, run enny, miulo from air ilH(wl (iniLpr nml wurrnntnil tt hn uii. " ''"-' Wo have . 1111:111 in nuiui. N EAGLE BROS. Big Brick Blacksmith Shop. The Columbia Lodging; House Well ventilated, neat nnd com foriablo rooms, good beds, liar In connection, whoro best goods aro Bcrved. jMnln streot, center of block, between Alta mid Vgbb streets. F. X. SCHEMPP Proprietor t- GOOD DRY WOOD All Kinds I have good sound wood which is delivered at reasonable prices For Cash. W. C. M1NNIS Leave orders at Neuinan's Cigar Store, WHEN YOU WANT RUBBER STAMPS REMEMBER ME. I manufacture every stylo on any mounting and carry a romplete utock of Pads, Inks, Hacks, Daters, Rubber Type, etc. HKAI.8, 8TKNCII.8, Trade Cliecjis, Door Plates. Write me wliat you want. I can please you by return mall. WESLEY ANDREWS, Uaker City, Or. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Hoar UiIh in mind when you need poultry and stock supplies and ask for tlio International Poultry and Stock Kood. Uso Kow Kuro for your cow trou bles. C. F. Colesvvorfhy 127129 East Alta St. Agent for Lee's Lice Killer. Walter's Flouring Mills Capacity, ICO barrels a day Flour exchanged for wheat. Flour, Mill Feed, Chopped Feed HOTEL PENDLETON VAN DRAN BROS., PROPRIETORS. The Best Hotel in Pendleton and as good at any. Tlio Hotel l'ondlotim lins Just boon rollttod nnd rofurnlxlKMl tliroiiRliout. 'I'lumo mid llro nliirm connections Willi nil rooittH. Ilatbs In suites and single rooms. Headquarters for traveling Men Commodious Sample Rooms. Rates $2.00and $2.50 Special rates by week or month. Excellent Cuisine. Prompt ninliiR Itoom Service. Bar and Billiard Room In Connection Only Three Blocks From Depot. HOTEL ST. GEORGE GEO. DARVEAU, PROPRIETOR. Kiimpcnn plan. Everything llrt cIiihm. At'cominodnlloiiH tlio best. All modern conveniences. Steam boat throiiKlioiit. Uiic, new samplo rooms. The Hotel St. (loom) Is pro- uoiinccdonu of the most modem and model hotels of Oregon. ROOMS 50c to $1.50. CORNER MAIN AND WEBB 8T8. Block and a7 halt from depot. THE Hotel Bickers (Formerly Guidon llulo.) COURT STREET, Itemodeled und refurnlshod through out Everything neat, clean and up. ti'dute, Hteum heat and electric IIkIiIh, Host cuisine. Prompt sorvlco. H. E. BICKERS, PROPRIETOR. THE PORTLAND PORTLAND, OREGON, American nlan. 1.1 tier day and UDWard. Ilradquartere fur lourlals and commervtsl traveler. Upeclal rate made to fam. Ire and single nentlemeo. Th manac. ment will be pleased at all tlmra to akoer room aud give price. A modern Turk ish bath establlslimrut In the botel. II. C. IIOWIIIIH, itansger. DR. C. GEE 10 WONDtfRPUL HOMIi C TREATMENT Till wonJwrful Cbt .tent doctor la Cftlltfl grfut bvCMUMi h cureii lfople wlttioiit oiwrtt tlou that arw given up to die. Il curva wtlb tlioti wuuderful C'bl ifuv Uerua.rootM.bud. barka naU vmutableu tbut ar eotlrt-ly un kliowu to inedliral acl v.K'tlii (Utm-ountry, Through tb haorthoa liuriiilfw. lfiimllcti ttiU fumoua doctor know lite notion of or &O0dtrVrnt rinfdle, vthk'U litkUit-?iilully iuea lu dlrTt-rfitt Utiu'uiife. Jl ltuurui.tif- lu rur lAltirrb, tuihma. lunie, Ihruut, rht'UiiiutUui. iiirouiieiui. atoJUttCh llvir, kidney, ttr t haahundrrda of tttliuon UIh, Charge luodrretie, full and Ktn him, l'titlfiiU out tftUv city write for blanks und circular. K-nd 4 wiU In utainiM. (X)NHI'f, THE G. GEE WO CHINESE MEOICINEN. 53 Alder 8treet, Portland, Ore. BBBBBBBBBCaSaaBSBBHBfl 1