THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911
(FROM TACOMA DAILY LLDGER. TACOMA. WASH.)
II. MB SON S
STAY IN TACOMA
FsPROVING A BOON TO
AFFLICTED HUMANITY
TL Jlf LTx J x IT iL I ft A ft
i lie iriuson Mioiei ui i eiiui uiu s
Streets Is the Scene of Miraculous
CuresGiven Up to Live as Crip
ples or Die All These Have Been
Restored to Health and Happiness
by Dr. Madison's Pure "Essence
of the Green Plant" and His
Bloodless Surgery.
I-.very day ntldn to the long lUt of pertnnnent cutph that Ir. MadlHon Ih
(UToinpllHhlnK lu Mm nmrvi-lou way at the Mutton hotfl ut 10th ami A
Btn-etH. Klii'Uinatlc couch of loiijt Htunillox neeni to liiHtnntly vanlHh ln-fore
IiIh Ht'h'ti title treatment. , Many denjnmik'nt nuffererH of chronic atlllctlon
are willing aud uiixIouh to teMtlfy to the Kt'at tiling he hus done for them
This Ih truly the ui;e of wonders. Ilooverern and Inventors are radi
ating from all quarters of the globe. The modern iihllunthronlstM huve
also come In for their nhare of prominence, but few have won the gratitude
of Hiifferlng humanity as has Ir. Madison since discovering his phenomenal
system of permanent cures, after years of service In some of the world's
bent medical Institutions. Ills lecture at the Tueoiua theatre Tuesday
night, June ti, was not only most Interesting and Instructive, but a revelu
tlon as well. It Is the talk of the town. The patients to whom he g;(
Instant relief before the eyes of his audience have experienced no return
symptoms and cannot say enough In praise of what the doctor has done
for them.
Ir. Madison's system of treatment was made possible by h discovery
of the great virtue that lies hidden In the Juices of various plants from
Mother ICarth. Though serving as a practitioner for years under the old
school Dr. Madison has abandoned the old orthodox mt thodsln bis present
Hystem of cures. He Is opposed to poisoning the system with too many
drugs. Nature seems to accomplish unaccountable cures through herbs
on human beings, as for ages they have In their silent way upon the na
tives of forests, foothills, mountains and plains where nature furnishes
them.
In certain complicated cases and In abnormal nnatomy Or. Madison
associates bloodless surgery with the "juice of the green plant." There are
but few specialists In the world today who have won the title of "blood
less surgeons." Dr. Madison Is one of them. It Is hoped for the sake of
suffering humanity that many more will acquire his ability to accomplish
cures.
Dr. Madison has scores of convincing testimonials at his otlice. Thev
tell stories of human suffering relieved which have rarely lsen equalled
In the annals of medical and surgical history. Almost everyone was at
one time given up by t he doctors either to die or spend the remainder of
t heir lite in iieii or on crutches. ome of tliese cures were wrought here In
Tacoma at the olliccs In the Motel Mason, where he Is now glvlrg treat
ment dally. Some are our I acomu citizens, known and respected here.
some live lu various parts or the state ami some from other states. Here
are a few of hundreds what the eyes see the heart must believe:
Read What the Patients Say:
Tacoma. Wash , .lune 1.1, 1111.
Dr. Madison treated me for deafness .luneii, lull, at the Tacoma The
ater. He told me to come to his ulllce at the Mason Hotel the next day,
which I did. lie removed a growth from my ear and now I hear as good
as ever. I take great pleasure In recommending Dr. Madison.
(Signed) I.. M. I.ll'lllTUKD.
Tacomn, Wash , June It'., 1 11 1 .
I commenced treatment eight days ago with Dr. Madison for liver and
stomach trouble. I had almost Int-onie a nervous wreck and had tried
many doctors, but could get no relief. Dr. Madison's treatment guve me
almost Instant relief ami 1 feel like a new woman. I take great pleasure In
recommending Dr. Madison. (Signed) MKS. I. KITSON.
Tacoma, Wash., June 14, lull.
Dr. Madison treated me eight days ago at the Tacoma Theater, and I
am Improved and hear oh well as ever. (Signed) WM. lAON.
I employ this means to signify the gratitude I feel toward Dr. Madison
and his successful methods of treating disease. I have long leen a sufferer
from Chronic Hheumatlsm, and my suffering for the past three years has
Ih-cii beyond endurance. I consulted many physicians and spent large sums
of money lu my efforts to get relief, but Instead of finding It I hail to resort
to crutches to enable me to move about. I am still wondering over what
Dr. Madison has done forme. It seems beyond human conception, but,
nevertheless, the fact remains that since Dr. Madison treated me In public
at Heck's Theater last Thursday night, my lUieumatlsm Is past hlstorv.
Instead of hobbling about In pain, I visit his office unassisted and enjoy all
the pleasures and happiness of health. I cannot say too much In praise of
what Dr. Madison has done for me.
MKS. 1. J. WKKillT, 70s Knox St., ltelllngham, Wash.
I was helpless from that giant disease. Rheumatism. I managed to
make my way on crutches to the Kverett Theater. When Dr. Madison
called for cripples. I went to the platform and he treated me for .'10 minutes,
after which I walked off the stage and went home without crutches. I
went to work for 11. II. Yollans on March 1, and feel tine. 1 was treated
Feb. I."., 11X1!). C. i:. SMITH. ICverett, Wash.
I was on crutches for four ami a half years. Dr. Madison treated me
at the Kverett Theater, Thursday night, Feb. 'Jti, UNl'.l, and he broke mv
crutches and I wnlked out of the theater. I continue to walk without the
aid of the crutches and am feeling fine.
MKS. F. ('. DF.AN, HO.!.-. Wetmore, Kverett.
Dr. Madison treated me for deafness seven years ago. Iam Improved
and hear as good as ever. (iKOKGK WADDICI.K, Kverett, Wash.
Are These Cures Permanent? Read and Be Convinced
This Is to certify that I have bi-en a helpless cripple for t wo and one
half years from that giant disease Khctimntlsm and was In bed part of the
time; for two years was compelled to walk with crutches. Dr. Madison
treated me nt the opera house August . l!HCi, and broke my crutches on
the Htage. I walked out of the opera house without them; and I continue
to walk and am feeling tine have no more use for my crutches. I take
pleasure In recommending Dr. Madison to the public.
(Signed) M. T. CHAItlION, llolse, Idaho, August ti, lixis.
I was treateil by Dr. Madison at the opera house August (, p.to.'i, for
deafness. I lave Is'cn Improving ever since. I now hear ns well as I ever
did and shall ever be grateful to Dr. Madison for curing me.
(Signed) M. II. COLLINS, I'.olse, Idaho, August (t, l!HS.
The voice of the skeptic Is now hushed, for they must now believe this
man Is a wonder, for they can now see what he really can do, and what
the eyes see the henrt must b"lleve.
Office at Hotel Oregon
The Treatment is Medicine and Woodless Surgery.
Dr. Madison will le in Hood River until Tuesday, September
19, dosing at 5 V. M.
FINE LYCEUM COURSE
TO APPEAR HERE
Amusement-loving patrons of clean
and refined entertainment will be
pleased to know that the Ludlcti
Aid Society of the United brethren
Church ban arranged for a fine ly
ceum course at Hood Klver during
the coming fall aud winter mouths
The course, which Is recommended
by the press and distinguished peo
ple throughout the United State)
will be put on at Hellbronner hall
and will open Thursday evening
September 1M, when Victor Murdock
the well-known Kansas congress
man and leader of the progressive
wing In the Kepubllcan party, will
speak on public tjueHtlons of Interest
to every American citizen. Mr. Mur
dock's address Is proclaimed as being
not only highly valuable In an edu
catlonal way, but entertaining as
well, und throws the spot light on
many phases of life at the national
capital.
Following Mr. Murdock will come
Iiruce Amsbury, the noted lecturer
and poet humorist. Mr. Amsbury's
program Is oue of deep Interest and
entertainment. He will appear here
October (1th
On Thursday, November 30th, the
celebrated Joseffy will present an
evening or music, magic ana mys
tery. In uddltlon to presenting
some of the most ballilng tricks of
the latter day. magician, Mr. Joseffy
will entertain his audience with vio
lin music, at which be Is said to be a
past master
The other features of the course
will be presented after the first of the
year, and consist of the Appollo Con
cert Company, an aggregation un
surpassed in the realms of Instru
mental music and who are admitted
to compose the finest saxaphone
quartette now before an American
audience. The performers carry
with them $:i,(K)0 worth of musical
instruments. The Kobbey Male
(Juartetto will present the next en
tertalnment, which will be given in
February, and are said to be the
acme of excellence In vocal music.
In March Mr. Horner Uarnhart will
complete the course with something
new In recital work, Inasmuch as he
appears In costume with piano ac
companiment. The course Includes
six attractions, and a large number
of subscrllerH have already been se
cured toward making It a success.
WANT INDIANS TO
DISCARD CLOTHES
An account of the attempt of the
Duncans, who have been spending
the summer at the big Indian camp
at Trout Lake to Interest the In
dians to return to their primitive
costume Is told by u visitor to the
eump recently. The writer says:
In the trees near the race track
meadow we found a clrculur tent
which wan clearly the abode of
whites. On a plutform above the
ground was located on out-door
sleeping chamber. A hand-male
loom with partly woven fabric was
set up, an Indication of the presence
f a craftsman, nnJ especially curious
for U-Ing so far from nowhere. As
we were about to help ourselves to u
skillet and Hill to weave n change of
socks, a man with black braided
hnlr, bare legs ond arms, nnd the
rest of his body clad In a thin, yel
lowlsh shirt, came up the trail from
the camp of a band of Vaklmas. He
was followed by his Greek wife at
tired in a roln which was not cut
hobble and legs and feet bare. A lit
tie boy of six years, naked but for a
little thin shirt, followed. We mod-
stly hid behind the skillet nnd Iilll
took to the woods until thev had
finished dressing." It was the Dun
can family, accompanied by a Greek
actor. Duncan Is a revolutionist in
his Ideas, nnd fanatical. He has
been In most of the cities nnd nr
rested for his scanty attire. They
are at the Knee lrack, he says, to
spend the summer In the open, study
the Indian, learn his music and get
him Interested In weavlnir. He
wants the Indian to get back to
primitive dress, tells him the white
man has wrongfully taken his lands.
lie thinks it ii mistake to try to
make nn agriculturist of him, and
thinks he should be taught the lost
art of weaving. Some of the Indians
have become Interested In his loom
nnd he Is going to have three or four
made In Portland ami sent to them
Mrs. Duncan Is very clever at wear
ing nnd needlework. For food thev
subsist on the en tuns root, and her
rles, no meat, nnd drink coffee spnr
Ingly.
Ten Peaches Measure One Vard
t . D. Mooro has cinched his claim
as champion pench irrower of the
White Salmon district. He hnd on
exhibition ten peaches of the Kecves
Free variety which measured one
yard. One each, a trIUc larger than
the others, weighed an ounce nnd
three quarters over n pound. He
sold It for :0e. White Salmon Enter
prise
HIGH TEMPERATURES
JULY AND AUGUST
. ,
W. L. Powers, the weather expert
at O. A. C, reports the highest aver
age temperature the lant two
months of any year since VMifi, In
July the maximum was Mo, and in
August 92. This is only the fourth
time In a dozen years it has U-en so
hot.
In August the highest temperature
was 92, August 27, while the lowest
was 45, August 1. giving a mean
temperature of 65, which Is .2 above
normal for this month. The great
est range In oue day was 40 degrees.
A change of 51 degrees In twenty.
four hours was noted In July, on the
23rd. July 8 It was down to 39, und
a week later, July 16, it was up to
100. The mean for the month was
G9.2, or 3.9 above normal,
The large amount of hot, dry
weather In July, and strong breezes,
caused rapid loss of soil moisture, so
that the moisture content In mead
ows soil had reached the drought
point, and sod was badly fired by
the middle o! the month, while culti
vated crops began to suffer severely
before the end of the month. The
August rainfall was below normal,
being but .02 of an Inch. One year
In five, however, Prof. Powers says,
there Is no rain In August, so the
peclpltatlon Is not exceptional.
APPLES MUST HAVE
WEIGHTSTAMPED ON
According to an order of the Com
missioner of Weights and Measures
of New York, boxes of apples shipped
to that city this year must have the
net weight of the contents marked
on the outside.
The commissioner states that after
November 1st he will prosecute for
sales of apples, pears or quinces In
boxes, crates or containers, which
does not contain exact half bushel
or multiple thereof, or even divisions
thereof by two. unless the package Is
plainly marked or laleled on the
outside with the net weight or meas
ure of the contents.
In reply to a letter addressed to
him by V. X. White & Co.. the New
York apple men, stating that recep
tacles for shipping apples have
already ls?en purchased this yenr,
the commissioner states that he will
enforce the law without fear or
favor, regardless of Individuals, but
adds:
'It Is not my desire to cause any
hardship to grower or dealer, anil If
they have a supply of boxes on hand
for the present season, I would ad
vise that they mark or label on the
outside of each box the net weight
of the contents, and they need have
no fear of molestatloif from the department."
If you want to lie comfortable burn
coal. We are prepared to furnish It In
any quantity. Plenty on hand nnd
more coming. We handle the liest
quality of Wyoming coal. Transfer
& Livery Company. Phone 5.
A. W. ONTHANK
NOTARY PUBLIC
Dealer in CITY PROPERTY
Legal Papers carefully drawn.
Money loaned on First Mortgages
Fire Insurance in best Companies.
Surety Bonds of all kinds.
Stenography and Typewriting.
Business promptly attended to.
106 Oak Street Hood River
W. J. BAKER
Real Estate
Loans
Insurance
APPLE AND STRAWBERRY
LAND A SPECIALTY
Correspondence Solicited
Kent & Garrabrant
Confectionery, Cigars
Fishing Tackle
Spaulding's Sporting Goods
All Kinds of Soft Drinks
Oak Street, opposite Smith Block. Hood River,
The W. G. Aldred Co.
CONTRACTORS
EXCAVATING AND GRADING
Crushed Rock
and Gravel
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
WE FURNISH FRUIT
PICKERS AND PACKERS
And All Kinds of
Employees...
NIGUMA & CO.
Ulc arc now talring orders for
Strawberry
Crates
Having only a limited supply, would advise
ordering at once.
Starrfey -Stnitfi utti6er Co.
Hoed Hicer, Oregon
Pfona 124
Upper Valley Lumber Co.
We are now in a position to furnish
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER
of the various kinds
Apple Boxes and Strawberry Crates for this season. Orders and bills
promptly filled. Also 16-inch Rick Wood for Sale.
HAY & WEISEL 1 1-2 miles Southeast of Parkdale
THE
Middle Valley Mill
Is now open and ready to furnish
Lumber and Building Mateaial
Located 3 1-2 Miles South of Odell
MT. HOOD MILLING CO. - Phone 641
Phone 160
H Last Oak Street
Hood River, Or.
COME TO PORTLAND AND BE CURED IN FIVEDAY8
VARICOSE VEINS. HERNIA. BLOOD POISON
Vo ftfvere operations, many cv permanently cared In 000
treatment. Mot time-aaviug, mol natural, moet safe. A
radical and permanent care. I five mj word and will cite
yon to other medicai aatbontiea that thit it a fact. I am cr
iainlr prepared to cure by eiperience and equipment, which
ar the keyitonea to acceaa. I hava the beat MulnDed
meoicai omce on -tie uoaai. 1 wia five aaoo to any cbanty aa
guarantee thai every statement in tci tan douo cement ! tine.
a in rite you to come to my omce. a wui explain to yon my
treatment for Varicoee Vein, Hernia. Nervous JJebtlity,
Blood Poison. Piles, Kistola, Uladder. Kidney, Prostatic and
ail Men's Ailments and give you FKEK a physical examina
tion; if neceiwary a microacopical and chemical analysis of
accretions, to determine pathological and bacteriolnjfical coo.
ditions. Every man should take advantoffe of this oppor
tunity to learn their true condition. A permanent Curs is
cfuxt you vanf. A prrmanmt Curt it tckat I ?iv.
WRITTEN GUARANTEE My written fuaran tee means a cure or
no pay. I guarantee to core certain ailments or refund every
dollar yoa nave paid. If y serrieeecoet yoa nothing anless I
rare your Varicose Veins. Hernia. Piles, Fistula, Blood Poi
son, or any ailment I guarantee to cure. Terms are reasonable
and no more than you are able and willing to pay for benefits.
Orrif Br- 9 A M to t P M. iviidtr. 19 A M W 1 r.i
A. O. Smith M. T.
I am the oolr iperiahit in Portland whe
does aot idrertiK s icuuoui uot or
tbocof nph.
I publish mv trti pbotof rsph. correct
nam and prrvenailv conduct mr office.
SOI ' rORStOOOrOISON I dm Piofetior IbrUcs'l wonderfnl new dia
coverj. "606" in catea of Specific Blood Poitoa. It cure to one treat
ment ana ti tb f reatrx marvrl ef wed:caJ acience. Tbis atw remedy
DR. A. G. SMITH
134 MOtllKI IT.. COR iECOID 1
Bring Your Horse Here
to be shod as he should
be. We will shoe him
with shoes that fit, that
will correct many a fault
in his gait.
PETE SHIVLEY
mm
FOR
ROPE
C. G. VAN TRESS
Public Stenographer
AND
Notary Public
ELIOT BLOCK
'hone 30S-M
Heunt Kcod Raifreacl
Trmc T.blt No. IC, tfttttiv A it, I 17th. A. M.
A.M.-S.utm N..T.-P.M.
8.00 Hoodliiver 3.10
8.05 Powerdale 3.0")
8.15 Switchback 2.5.")
8.35 Van Horn 2.30
8.40 Moh rs 2.25
8.55 Odell 2.15
9.10 Summit 205
9.20 Hkmchcr 2.00
9.40 Winans 1.50
9.45 Ar. IVv Lv. 1.45
10.15 Lv. Doo Ar. 1.25
10.25 Troutcroek 1.20
10. 40 Wood worth 1.05
10.50 Ar. Parkdale Lv. 1.00
Sundavf. north binimf It tin will run two hour, late.
abovt tthcdult, kavinx Paikoalt ) p. m.
A. WILSON. Atfcni.
OUR CHARGES
LONDON 6 cents per box & 5
J. B. Thomas
GLASGOW & EDINBURG, 10 cents per box & 5
Jas. Lindsay & Son Ltd.
HULL 8 cents per box & 5
White & Son Ltd., and Rawson & Robinson
Cash cabled if required the day after
sale. References at First National Bank,
Hood River, Ore.
We also ship Denmark, Sweden, France,
Belgium, Holland, Germany and Austria.
We are not salaried or part of any Eu
ropean firm who must ship to their prin
cipals. CONSULT US for the best markets and
PROPER CHARGES.
w
ill.
WHTE
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76 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK