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GAMRLING TOR MEALs.

stiuts, ana lncl 10 OF ln eHNI'N lu many
such establishments upon iand--
GAMBLING FOR MEALS.
Nearly every other cook shop in China
Is o gambling shop Here you risk your
money as 20 whether you will get dou-
ble the portion you pay for or nothing.
Upon some Of the restaurant tables are
bamboo tubes as big around as a tin
cup. and about a foot high. each con-
tanning several long sticks OF the size
Of crochet needle on the end Of each
stick are little dots Of Ink spots SINH
lar to those on dice. The man who
wants q meal pays so many cash for
a chance. The tube is shaken and he
pulls out a certain number Of the sticks.
II the dots on these are the winning
ones he gets double the amount Of his
money In food; II not, he gets nothing
| have seen cake peddlers juggling such
sticks on the wharves Of Tien Tsln
among the coolies who We're unloading
the vessels Il was at lunch time. and
each OF the laborers had perhaps a cent
or two 70 spend for his lunch In nine
cases out Of ten he would bet with the
poddler, taking the chance Of getting
two big cakes or going hungry
Another method Of gambling Is with
three short sticks. The gambler ties a
piece OF money 20 the end Of one Of the
sticks and grasps the three sticks In his
hand SO that the money Is concealed.
The gambler fastens an equal amount
20 the other end Of one Of the sticks.
II he puts IL on the stick on which the
money OF the dealer is he wins, other
wise he loses. In this case the man
who runs the game has two chances at
winning
one Of the most common ways OF
betting here Is with oranges You see
this going on no the fruit stalls and also
IN private houses. The bet is on the
number Of seeds In an orange. Some
times Il Is as 10 whether the number
is odd or even. and az others as 10 the
exact number OF seeds the orange con.
talns II at a fruit stand the dealer
win pay the lucky guesser five times
his debt but the loser must pay the
value Of the orange and also Ave times
as much as he has wagered.
THEY FIGHT QUAILs AND CRICK-
ETs.
There Is little gambling on horse rae
ing except az the open ports and az
Hongkong Bird fights and insect fights
take the places Of bun fights and races
There is some chicken fighting IN the in
terror and almost everywhere there are
Quail fights ana cricket fights
Quail fighting Is done on a table with
little fence about It's edge The fight
ing quaiis have been starved for some
time, As they are put into the pen a
few grains OF rice or wheat are laid
before them and they az once begin
10 fight over them They are trained
for the purpose and a good fighter is
worth 500 and upward.
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money!. Apples are IN market b,,
they are OF inferior quality Pima e os
pies and peaches are not seen cl.
Lines and lemons are plentiful ana o.,,
very cheap. ''- '''
Continuing down the side Of the mar
ket We came TO the "oll woman's" u,
"grandmother's' counter where do,
en- or so old women begged Of u5 =,
buy tortillas, Mine are the beat s,v "
one, Mine are not from the grj4ilSi
says another "Oh, sons. Inv min,
cried one of the Oldest and mos, mo,t
erly looking. We were attracted srt
purchased a few cents worth. rcco.r,.
the kind ladies' benedIctlon alan,
with her tortillas. -'
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Gambling is forbidden hy law I'm
NINA. Ihefe are many people Who d..
.euner y ana many who would nl more
lhlnk OF gambling ihln O Presbyterian
Irulso,n would oi betting ou a horse r.es.
HSinoilhg. however Is tolerated by the
oHcials, VINO make money out of ID by
IeVylng backmail upon such houses
lhated, there are gaming shops -irat
az the doors OF some OF the government
Shces They are 10 be- found I'm tha
PACK and side streets and sometimes In
the business streets.
Many sporting houses are conducted
by JOINT stock companies ana some by
private parties. II Is against the law
Tor women to open such houses, but The
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The Sporting Houses and They Are Managed shaking
Dice for Meals ana Betting Orange seeds-Prze
Fighting with Crckes and Quails-How the Christians
Are Running Chinese Morality. Chinese Vice Versus
European yceThe Spirits and How They Clog Railroad
Enterprises The New Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
Building Which Ruined Pekln-And the Jesuit Church
Which Brought Trouble Tien Tsln-Queer supersttons
OF a Queer People,
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ruined by European teachings. Take
for instance the compradore Of the
American consulate az Shanghai man
who started life as a clerk, and who
has now business outside OF the CON
sulate which brings him I'm about $4,000
year lie says that he has made
some money out Of the foreigners. but
that he would Doe glad 20 give up his
every cent IL they were out Of China.
lie told me that he had seven SONS.
who might have been good boys. but
they had been so ruined by foreigners
that their only idea now was TO stay out
all night and spend money. ] have
heard the same from rich Chinese at
the other treaty ports, and ! can see
that their sons are, as a rule, WORTH
less They have an the old vices OF
their race added 10 our new ones They
are gamblers, pronigates and spend
thrifts while their fathers on the other
hand are thrifty. upright good fellows
and good business men.
THE CHINESE GOD OF LUCK.
one reason why gambling IL so uni
versal here Is through the superstition
Of the Chinese. They consider life
largely a matter Of luck. There Is a
large class OF professional fortune tel
lers who are consulted upon everything.
They are asked to point out the lucky
and unluoky days for all sorts Of ac-
lions There are certain days upon
which the Chinese will not do certain
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DON'T FAIL
TO GIT
THE NEW YEARS NEWS
TUESDAY NEXT

II will contain the fun report Of the
Tabernacle new century meeting, in
Guiding President Shows greeting to
the world. a special article on the old
century and the new, written specially
for the News" by Captain Geo. l..
Kilmer; a beautiful half tone art Illus
tratloa 1.-THE Twentieth Century" and
the complete story Of the famous
French drama, now published for the
first time. LAiglon."
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nyour druggist cannot supply YOU. send r. i.
dollar aud we will express a large b5tiis ' dt
all charges prepaid, Do sure and qIye n, losl
Lowell, Masi, N'AH W.
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II is the same with the crlckets
Their prize rings are little bowls. The
crickets have been trained. They seem
TO understand their masters word, and
they are urged on 90 the combat with
straWs Some Of them are very fierce.
and many viii fight until they die.
Those which chlrp the most loudly
are considered the best fighters
The Chinese understand how 10 feed
and groom the crickets for the fray.
They give them honey boiled chestnuts
and boiled rice and certain kinds OF
fish. They do not allow any one 20
smoke near them, for they think that
tobacco Is injurious 20 them II the
crickets grow sick they feed them upon
mosquitoes, and, in certain cases red
ants.
In cricket fight the insects are
weighed before they are put into the
ring They are matched as TO size and
color. The betting Is done just as care
fully as at an American horse race The
stakes are held by a committee, which
deducts a certain percentage for those
who own the fighting houses During
the fight the gamblers grow excited
They scream and yell and hop up and
down as one insect gets the better Of
the other and 80 almost mad when one
wins.
QUEER CHINESE GAMES.
The Chinese have all sorts Of games,
but mostly games OF chance. Even In
kite flying the boys and mentor even
the men here fly kites-wln try to see
which has the strongest string. one fore
ing his string against the string Of the
AL Gu % hr.ut "a ntIlh
contests the strings are often soaked
with glue and busted with powdered
glass, that they may cut or saw the
better
At every feast there are games Of
guessing, upon which money is staked.
one IS guessing how many fingers a
man throws out al you, and another Is
quickly flinging out one or more fingers
and shouting a number when the 9th
ers who are playing must Instantly Hing
out as many fingers as will when added
20 the number mentioned by the first
man make up n total Of ten. At the
same time thew must shout out the
number OF the fingers they throw out.
I'm this case those who lose have to pay
so much money or drink so much wine
as a forfeit The Chinese are very fond
of this game. They grow so boisterous
IN playing Il that the European Of
fcials Of Hongkong have prohibited II
there after II o'clock IN the evening.
CHRISTIANS running CHINESE
MORALITY.
Speaking Of Hongkong, that city and
Shanghai are among the fastest places
in the empire Shanghai leads In all
varieties Of vice. II has all the wicked
ness OF the Chinese married to every
vicious habit that Is known in Europe.
The older Chinese at the treaty ports
deprecate the presence OF foreigners In
China because Of their vicious example
They claim that their sons are being
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Easy Colds

Are you frequently hoar,e,
Do you have that apnog;a'
tickling in your thro,$
Would you feel relieved if yoa
could raise something? Do g.
ye@r cough annoy you a,
night, and do you raise mor ~.
mueus in the morning.
Then you should alwav,
keep on hand a bottle of
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flower boats Of Canton, the most
gorgeous palaces Of SIN 10 be found in
Asia, are accustomed 90 have such
games, and they go on In secret no many
such establishments upon land.
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THE CHINESE GOD OF LUCK.
B. Y.ACADEMY EXPLORING EXPEDITION
Observation-Disclosures

Not Yet Advised OF the Results November Election
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-19

s. sHasthins fer his needy nsigheors uhc
Ars iss favored than himself. 1, y
Ms duiy to ecHtriboie to tAs general
sod q the community in whlsh ~
lives he has besa pro<ecses By is laws.
bscause b. has ecen prosectal IN his
various euterpi.ses be has been en-
abied tc make monsy sasscisal for his
needs and those o. his family. Au be-
) Jond this hslougs n jusslce to ;hs prs.
,ectng poarr that has fossreA him
ana erahiea hlu 70 uta pccuniary sue
ses, To try 70 make the world Ia
ssn'e say bstisr than you found IL Is
70 have a noble motive In Hie YCur
surplus wealth shoald coutnbuis . the
ieaeioTmenf q your can character
ans place ysu In the ranks u aaturs.s
noalencn I, is ~ iess thar a duty for
you to understand boa Important /, IS
ana hoW CHAR ycur duty Is. 10 FORM
.he habil o ihrift When you bevsn
70 earn, always save some part os
rcur earnings like a civilized mar. IN
stead o. spending an. like the polr
avaxe
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-12-19
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

United states Land once. Oregon
city, oregon. November ig. 1900:
Notice II hereby given that In COM
pliance with the provisions Of the act
OF congress % June ;, 1878, entitled.
An act for the sale Of timber lnndn
In the states Of California, Oregon Ne.
vada and Washington Territory" "a
extended 20 all the Public Land states
by act Of Angus, Z. 1899. Ogden A. Hall,
OF No. go Morrison street. Portland.
county OF Multnomah. State OF opgon.
has thls day fiied In this Office hts
sworn statement No. 51ls. for the pur-
chase Of the NE quarter OF section Il
IN township No. 8 ", range No. 0 w,
and will ofrer proof 10 show thai The
land sough, II more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and 10 establish his claim 10
said land before the Register and Re
ctiv9r 0f this office az Oregon City
Oregon, on Thursday. the 7th day OF
February. 1901.
He names as witnesses. John Fin
ley. of Astoria. Oregon; John Chitwood.
OF Astoria. Oregon: Herman Alhera. OF
Push. Oregon: George Mcfarland. OF
olney. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above. described lands are re.
quested TO file their claims In this OF.
hce on or before said 7th day Of Fcbru-
airy. 1901. cHAs. II. MooREs.
Register,
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DUTIES OF The RICH.

yurfe Inter- Mountain.
AndrsE Carnegie has added another
Interesting contribution 70 that much
discussed theme. the duties q rich men.
Mr. Carnegie is not only a very rich
man himseif. the owner Of one Of the
greatest individual FORTUNES in the
world. but he was the architect of Il.
No portion Of his wealth was Inherited,
and this gives what he has 70 say the
greater weight. On the gubject Of
thrift. he says:
"one of the fundamental differences
between savage and civilized life Is the
absenee Of thrift ia the one, and It's
pressnce In the other. When millions
Of men each save a little of their daily
earnings these petty sums combined
make an enormous amount. which h
called capital. about which 80 much f.
written II men consumed each day or
each week all they earned. ar does the
savage. Of course there could b. 10
capital; that IL, no savings aid % for
future use. Nov. Jet us see what oapi-
tai does IN the world We VIII en-
slider what the shipbBiIsers Do when
they have % build great salps. Theae
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Rev. Roberf Jaffrsy. head u the Chi
nese Mission Association in the prov
lnce x Kwang 81 South china. and
son Of Robert JaRray. one q the pro
prIetors Of the Toronto Globe. receat-
" returned from China He states
thar be expects any day 70 hear that
the neforIners are sweeping over Chi
IA from the southL In the provinoes
Of Wang Ting and Kwang s. they are
thorosghly armed and provided with an
abundance q ammunition They are
morely waiting to So Il the powers in
tend to restore the corrupt and rstro-
grezsive rule of the empress d0wager
and Il they ind tia; step definitely
decided Upon they VII rush. in horses.
upon thr imperial eours and armies
and in all probability scatter ruin lar
ard wide. Nr. JaRray believes that
the imn:enxiiy and horror Of this move
meni VIII oyerxhad0w IN irnportance ths I
blief and unOrganized Boxer up-
rising. This awful catastrophe vii 4
justly be blamabls to the act OF in
action u the powers IN permitting the
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land once. Oregon City.
oNEon. Dee, srd. 1890.
Notice n hVfrby given that Ia CON.
pliance with the provisions Of the act
q cphgrcas OF June ., isls. entitled IAN
act TOT the sale ~ timber lands in the
states ~ California. orrgon. Nevada
and Washington Territory" AZ extend.
"a 10 all the public land states by act
% August T. 1899. John r. Logan. OF
olnTy, county ~ cia,sop. state of ore
gun. has this day iled In this ollies
his sworn statement No. szg1. for tho
purchase ~ the lots H. II, 10 and 10.
~ section No. rs In township No. n.
range No w. and will oitrr proof 20
show that the land sought IA more val.
liable Tor lta timber and stone than for
agricultural purposes. and 20 establish
his claim % said land before the reg.
lister aud receiver of this ONCE az ore
son city, Oregon, on Friday. the 18th
day u February. 1900
tie names ~ witnesses. gabaatian
Ulaser, William W. Pope. Mary bvnck,
Appollonia Johnson. all of olncy. clat.
SOP county. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverAs-
" the above-dcacrtbed lands arc re.
guested 90 Me their claims Ia this once
on or before said 18th day OF Febru.
AIRY. 1901. CHAs. u. MooREs.
Register
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Norlcr ron PUBLICATION.


United states Land once. Oregon city.
Oregon. Nov. y. 1900
Notice IA hereby given that IN com.
pllanco with the provisions n the act
~ congress Of June .. 1873, entitled
An act for the sale Of timber lands
In the states OF California, Oregon, Me-
yada and Washington Territory" AZ
extended 10 all the Public Land States
by act of August I. 1898. Mrp Mary
ulaser. of Olnoy, County ~ clatHop,
State og Oregon. has this day nled IN
this ONCE her sworn statement, No.
s1.s. for the purchase of tho 80 quar-.
ter of section No I. IN township No, Z
\. rangc Ne. w. and viii offer proof
10 show that the land sought IL mors
valuable FOR l,s timber or stone than
gof agricultural purposes. and 20 20.
tabllshed her claim 20 said land before
the Register and Receiver of this Of
dee al Oregon City. oregon. on Friday.
tho 18th day of February. 1901.
She names AZ wiineHAea, Sebastian
CHASER. william w Pope, Mary Donck.
Appollcnia Johnson. all of Olney. Clat-
up County Oregon
ANY and all persons claiming advefpe.
~ the abovc.deacrlbed lands arc re-
qucsled 10 Me their claims IN this OF.
nee on or before said 18th day of Feb.
ruary. 1901. ciIAs. II. MOoREs.
naafat.R
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NOTICE. Ig HEREBY GIVEN

That cCruhtate OF the completion
OF the repairs TO Twelfth street from
the south line OF Commercial street 20
the north line of Franklin avenue, ae-
cording "a the provisions Of Ordinance
No. 2bSs, OF the city OF Astoria, by c.
Q. Palmberg, the contractor. has been
Med with the auditor and police Judge
OF said city, by the committee on streets
and public ways OF the council of
said city. and the superintendent OF
streets and city surveyor, and that un-
less objections be made 10 the accep.
tance Of said Improvement by the next
regular meeting Of the council after the
final publication OF this notice, said i'm
win be accepted.
II. 70. NELSON.
Auditor and Police Judge,
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Wis-cn for a mans self Is in many
branches thereof a deprav-d thing: II l.
The wisdom 0f rats that Wiil b. sure
10 leave a house somewhat beforr II
i1l' Il Is the wisdom Of the fox. that
thrusts out the badger who dlgged and
made room tOr him: Il Is the wisdom of
crocciiies, that shed tears when they
would devour' but that which is spec
iaiiy % BE- noted is that those which
as Cicero says o. POmpey. are sui
1mant@s sine rival. are many tins
sacrificed themselves. they become IN
the eni themselves sacrifices 10 the in
e0nsmney Of fortune. whose wings they
thought by their self-WisdOm 10 have
piDioned.
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The Wisconsin Central Lines
THE MHE lTKER.'

A familiar ra-3e for the ChlezEs
Milwaukee a ST. Paul Railway. k-gwz
ali over the Union as the Great RG.zny
running The |Pionser L1--fte5- r1E
every cay and q gnt betEe.1 =; Pas
and ChiraEo. and Ornahz azt chlcaEs.
The only perfect train - tke worst-- =
Understand: COnEscII5rs are -zzss
with All transcoutinsutzl HIS. securing
70 passengers the best service knowz.
LUMINOUS coaches. sisctric LZht. steam
heat. Of q verify eqzalet b. 20 osh<.
line.
see that your ticket rezss va The
Ailwaukee" when going 70 any pom,
IN the United States OF Cana6a. All
ticket agents sell thsEn.
For rates, pamphlets o. other lnfor-
nation. address.
J. W. CASEY. 9. J. EDDY.
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Az,
PoFtlar5. Oregon Portland. Ore.
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500 WORTH OF GOOD.

A. r. Thurness. u Wills Greek Coai
Co. Bufal0. o., Fritss: I have been
ahIcre1 With kidnsy and bladder trOub-
le for yeafz. oazsilz gravel or stones
win enerueiarnS pain. Other ned
clEes only gave rsllef. Aftsr taxing
Folsy's kl9rsT Cure the result was sur
prislnS. a fsW 1oges started fhs brick
'Iust. Ike rns E.Cres. stc-. and nov I
nave ~ pzlr acres ny kilneys. and
feel IKE DsE mar. FOley's Kidney
Cure ID ne sl1g5 Worth Z good. .
Take no substitute. CHAs. ROGERS.
Druggist.
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WHITE COLLAR LINE

Str. HERCULES takes the place of
BAILEY CATZERT CTritphons Dackl.
Columbia River and Puget Souni Nav
igation Company.
Ihe Hercules leaves Astoria daily
except sunday a. : p. m
leaves Portland daily except Sun
day az a. m
White Collar Line tickets. o. r. & y.
tickets and ilWaco Ry a Nav. Com.
pany tickets interchangeable on He-.
cg,ts and HassAio. Through Pert
land connsction with steamer Saheotta
fr0U Ewaco and Long Beach points.
Telephone No. Ill.
A. J. TAYLOR. Astoria Agent.
r ". CREIGHTON. Portland Agent.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

That up TO the hour Of 2 o'clock D. m.
on Friday the 2ist day OF December.
lyOO, al the Office Of the Auditor and
Police Judge, the Committee on Ways
and Means OF the Common Council of
the City OF Astoria, will receive scaled
bids or proposals. LIST, for printing and
publishing all legal notices required by
the City OF Astoria for the year 1901;
End, printing and furnishing ali legal
blanks and stationary required by the
city during said year. Bids for printing
and furnishing legal blanks must apec-
lfy the price for which quarter. hAlf
and whole blanks In 1000, 500 and $50
lots win be furnished and the price
per 1000 sheets for printed letter heads.
Bids viii be received and reported 10
the Common Council Tor Consideration
which reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
A. sCHERNECKAu.
A. BRIX,
70. p. PARKER
Committee on Ways and Means.
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NOTICE FoR PunLIcArIoN

Cni,ed States Land once. Vancouver.
Wash. Nov =. 1900
Notice IL hereby given that In com.
pliance with the provisions OF the act of
congN'aa of June 2. ISIS. entitled An
act for the sale ~ timber ianda IN the
states u California. oregon. Ne, ada
ard Washington Territory" "a extend
ed TO all the public land states by Att
of August (. 1859. George A. Weed, of
Portland county nf Multnamah. state
II orgun. has this day nled IN this
offioe his sworn statement No .o9i. for
the purchase of the lots I aud ?, and
r hair ~ NV quarter n section No. 80.
Ia township No, 10 \. nnEr No W.
W NJ, and VIII oner proof e. show that
the land sought u NOR valuable Tor ia
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and 70 establish hla claim 10
said land tvforc the register ard re-
cciyer - this once al Vancouver.
Wash. on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
February. 1901
lie names a. witnesses: Bernard
Risi " knappton. Washington! nien
Brock. of Nasel. Washington; Alfred
J Gray, ~ knappton Washington:
William Matheni of knapptoa. Wash.
iugton.
Any and all persons claiming adverse.
ly the above described lands arc ~.
quehlcd 10 NE their claims IN thia once
on or before aid 18th day of FSb.
Fuary 1901 W Il DUNBAR.
Nrrtatcr
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II u a point of cunning 70 iet Fan
tnose words in a mans own name
which he would have another man learn
ana use and thereupon take adyanfsge
S.n'e have IN readiness 50 many taies
ana stories as there l. nothing they
would insinuate but they can wrap il
into q tale. which serveth both 10 keep
themselves more in guard. and % rrlake
others caTry Il with more pleasure.
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FOR HoARsENEss.

Benz. Ingerson, Of Hutton, Ind, says
he had not spoken a word above a
whisper for months. and one bottle Of
Foley's Honey and Tar restored his
voice. 1t Is used largely by speakers
and singers. Take no substitute.
CHAS ROGERS. Druggist.
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THE LOUVRE

Strangers visiting in the city will find
the Louvre an attractive resort wherein
TO spend the evening. The ANIME Sisters
Ladies' Orchestra is still on the bills and
presents nightly a musical program of
exceptional merit, Handsome pool and
billiard rooms are feature in connection
with the house. Palatable lunches will
be served at all nours
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Many have lost confidence ana hone
as wen as health. because they thought
their kidney disease was lncurabla
Eoley's Kidney Cure Is a positive cure
FOR The discouraged and dlscousolate
Take no 1ther CHAS. ROGERS
Druggist.