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tuk MottNixu onrooxtvv. TI T.SDAY. Al'lltf. 14. IPOS.
GIN EXPORTERS
ACCEPT SCHEDULE
Dockworkers to Be Paid at the
Rate of 35 Cents an Hour.
50 Cents Overtime.
STRIKE DECLARED OFF
Matter A-ljnMrtt at reporter Mwt
Inc. and Mprwrr Afirce to ln
crtlr i Ont an Hour for Orer
time . ork 1 KoMinnM.
It a tnVvul.iM a r, r -vn for 5 h:J ,-
firV.i or a vlir.ii; f,r -ttir rn-
S.-.in r i I-ii-- Mr'! wM.h K-firn
f:r:ii1.ii nvn-Tf an io-lrv1 oft hrtor
i-strr.1v mrntn w a tw;rs1 on hrforo
firrnoon ?s 1:10 orhoi o: h m r.
tiiflTor-4 , i v , : ! t- r p,r j ,-rs rrr , to
a-Vi-nt the v'T''"! ma-lo h the grjrn
rarfis for yr an hor for t:A'!-t
( nl Srt .vp! for rvrtimr, nmo
ho:ir to .MTint'nur A 1rty o K
S.minifl afi.-rno.on tNo prafnhjitilrr
rtrrsomrvi A r-rorvv' j-on t tl-c Xivrtcr-i
tor ."..-v.cM.ilo of oi-t! an honr aw.l
M o-r,; for m ir(im'. TI-! rviwt.'i-s ro-
ri'M t'-it t rvy wiiM jviv sr o-t flf.i
4tV i-M-nt f r ox f.-fm'o. Tc il ffrrrriv
a .MYt t'ti- ivrfs An hour for tho
OVfHi( It W A CVpOit.M th;;t t M
w o :M ho Ul.torfM At tho mortTi'sff of
vrj-irtMny r:,1 Tliat no tronhir toui. tv
nwtt Oro of th cnort -r g flrmv how
i"ViT. Pi:t lip not to.-j to to off cot that
the .TiiA'!ir ,tho1;jlt ia.1 horn .iopto,t
n .1 iv,iM N- f n - ft 00 ( f t o r V on ,1 a v ,
April IS. The mrn xv:i1 out aril for a
t-mo M lookr.1 A tf a, gvncral Jttr.K
XV OK .1 rtr.'tATOtl
T'1! whr-A V 'A!or. for lT S prAot f--a1)v
At An i-r,,1 tho sA:Vn(r orA ft
In th rivrr. sevrn Aro o at tor 0,1 for ol1
orop trAin. thrrr Aro toA.ltn hnwhrr And
r ' & h 1 a m on 1 h d 1 r (ro,l V t . Tho
vr!ol! ,h w ill tAo out w -VirAt Aro
t Fr,ot t r.ionvo, TrAn-A. Vtivnni,
M oirrr, Mo M avio. Krirono rrvlin ."
V-ioAr.l IVtA-lio. The MMn. Joi
a n Ti 1 ; 1 a n .1 1 r o a ro Ioa A mi s hi m -brr,
To .1!?Yr:sst.M tix is m.x.lo ip of
tho Frtvitofc v'a t ;o. (Vrn l fart, sareic-r-.orv.
n of T'liA . TVnr.A Krrtno.-or
Non-1 a. .c Iap.1 Prot hrrs art Alitor
kArrtv Tho outlook for nrt rA!on i (rood.
A r-.imVr of vr haw N-m ohr
rorvd fo- ou:wat1 loAd;:v.ff nt fn' union
T;!tW Yhilo thf pri of $r;i;n prol
h ! ho lr t h a -1 : t !i d ;i r mi c t h o
roAlor part of this sraon. rates
V.V.I firm Arid tlM-o n ; t! ho Art immonso
orjAnt'ty of xvhrjt sot Afloat from Tort
Un.1 l.onff Overdue Barken tine Itctelte
envM!e. New South Wale.
AiviiV!i noMvod 1ao rirrd:y aftor
rtoon from Kohort HAroy. of t.f Jf.
1, Wiion CN . urnoim.f thoaf .Arr:v,Al
At No-AAttf. X. S W . of tr.o Ur tish
hA-konttn Kvorvtt r;pjrs. Tho oraft
hAd Nvn on the ovor1uo hst for 5oino
-nte nd hopes for hrr AppoarAnoo had
roo n pr a o t to Ally a h a t d o r. od.
Tho Kvrrvtt 3. r;- is tVo only oraft
ef her typo in ov.strr., SVio sailod from
vii of a $ a s t a for t h o A its t r a i an port
IVsn-hor Ard was out l' d.ys 8!io
hovld r-Avo rr.Ado tho run in hotwoon
And M d.ixs Hovord thi" nottoo of hor
rr-.l a: Ni-woastlo rotir.c is known
rSArdirc tVo Iomr passaco of the oraft
T Kvoro;t . i?r scs ; oomniAndod ,
h 'a r; am 1 vino. fa: J.or-in dw of Ir.
SattmoI O. SVtoum. of IVrtUrd. Valioo
tvisi-iv a eon. a'ss ros-idos in tVrtiAnd
t-.i,-!i ftr.xTotv tv as folt for tV.o safety of
t Vo ojcol hy frionds of Tr. And Mrs.
js ovum, a a xo'l as the sosfArirjr mm in
Portland.
stiippinsr Note ef Aietoria.
YKTvKIA. F 1.. April TS.Tho I'nion
trAmship v Vn.pny, vif Y snoouvor. s
rr rK- r t od to ha v o p ;i r oh a so ,1 At X A v r r pool
now stoamer lArsor tlisn Any of th.o
stoAr!r-s now i:sod in the rompAny
tWt for thf Hrn;:sh i.VhimhiA Ooam erv-
Thr siomr Oa.nNii. hiult At Ayr. So"t
lAn.i, hy the A;'sa ShMhudins Company.
Vsa loft t i"do iAT Yiotor:A and ie
fjvrt to arrtvo ho TV ho;:t th? K
f.nmrt of dvily. whon th OAmosun and
Cur'Vu wiM run A'torrtAtJy In a twloe--ook
5orv;oo to rrtn K.:j"rt and way
ports
T 0 r. port 1 s or. rro r. t t V a t n a rr a t-j: o -mont
Is vMidMsff who why the I'nton
St riiirsJ p i'onip-Ar.y w ill enter into An
Arrarcon-ont with the Orand Trunk Fa-oi-!V
Ka. wav Compary to cporto a
fritW. VhimhA oo-A?t jforvioo s a feeder
t t r f now t riii soon t in en a 1 r oa d
With every hor:h ooupitM and with
sleep en shake -downs spread
Nv.:t t!-o s.i'oon and elsewhere. t?e
stoAmer rrtnoess May left tCTUht for
SkACay and rrmov Kupert. To 00
PArt;r of te s'ean'.pr waj rem in: seen t
of the cavr of the Klond-.ke rush. Most
of th tr Ave.orp re hound to Prinoo
T.:pert. where the o.r.t raptors xpt to
have 0O( men At work hy the end of May.
Ticoma Marine Xcxjts.
TAVOM Wash.. Apil IS. Thr Krit?s
rrk f?oaiNl IV Tr"vop, Captain Pnrkro,
el or red t ov; ay f or C - ee n s t o wn., Fi 1 m vu t h
er r'.ymouth. w'th i;a.SS b::sho of wheat.
va:usl a: nto
With peroral frorht f."r th HawAiian
Tf'an-i, the AT,i,i.,n Hawaii stamrr.
VexfoAr. wr.l closr from th's prt to-
rrorrw.
T"r o;l steamer Ylarertck arrived today
with iNe barrels of oB from San Frar.
c :soo The Max'erick SwStatr-Cvl corsidor-
arvp darr.se from rouch weather corr.intr
;:p the Cos-t. Car?a;:i Paneis desor:N-s
The rvas-.ce as the roi:$host :n h:s fx-p-rVnco
hotweon the Sound and CV.:-for-:a.
Th Norwep'n steamer Aker i cx
porte.l :n port toricht to n"ish hr pra-r.
ca'es fo Tkohama. She has taken part
rrco at Kv-vtt.
The Trerr-xr.t 'oft port th;s nto-rorp for
Sett. The Tremont wil! probaMy take
on her Soa: tie f reir"t before ret;;rrjrp
vere ard w:ll clear from th's pot en hor
Th-xt tr-n To the Orter.t.
Koreka vtkk on Mud Klat.
sTearrer Kureka f ..Cod to rrake her
aooo-id f p from Portland on schedule.
Se r-aohed Civxf Bs.y on t m. but in
X roceed -re from p : re to N rr h Pen d.
Jur:r.p a f.-y. larded on the mud bank at
Por.y S'o-ph and la;3 there for several
a? 5. O.srrs of the 5rea.n-.sh1p Freak-w-ater
say that she should have floated
en the r.:rh tcle of Saturday. She ws
de :n Asiora today, but fa-lc-d to ar
rfve. Turret will Return to Fortland.
The F-on -h bark Tara-ot has been
t harrpT-e by Veyr. Wi:5on A Co. to
bnj.r a f;:l os'px nf cemenr from Ham
t;::C Portianvi. The vessel is row di;e
vjti :" tik:o n or Fa": month with a full
Ciijo 01 iftteAt fv,r crdt-T. bie will be
Vm en the mouth of thr tVOumrta nnr
tii rrtit of ViivrmNr ?ho nvtil rros
Mv rr.-olvr an omniM r!-.art-r ho-
Seattle Waterfront fteni.
?KATtl K April n - Arrtvod--Afamtf
Trenton t, from TAioma : stAmr Port
land. frm YaldrR; sttampp rity of
PitoMa. from !an Kraneisoo SaMd
Maverio. fr Tpivma, Steamer Hum
boldt, for SK-ajeWax1
Fifteen stiMkehrpAkpra hronirht np from
San rVarenoo for TrvadWol'. on the City
of FurWa. drerttd he-fore- they ould ho
loadr.1 on t?ie tittmhoidt, ailtnr 'or
Maska. Th Atramor l!nmN'Mt .siied for
Jkarway with paercrA and a full
oa The outtu for the Paeifto Va?st
Norw-ax- Paektr Plant at V tors hurt,
ineludtnft 4o xlinamrn, went on the Hum
hoiot. The oil tank steamer Maxvriek sailed
for Taooma to eomp;etp vnloa.lm
Tho sreamcr Trem.Mit wiM under ro ten
daxs' rrpairs At "MorAn's to make ood
the damajre to her t ern do-ka. mjurtM
hy rtre last Sprlna:
O.ty of PurMa hTixe.-'it the FVeneh and
ppfio oars (n t)ie New York-to-Pans raor
fr-r,i !in f t anois -tx The contestant;
were (treoted hx a lajre crowd At the
do--k.
santrt MrVmrM AtHrrs.
HKKOKKNv. Wash. Apr U
r.al - Tre steamer Santa PAihara r
rixed todav from San Franots.-o with
;rt pasenfeis for Puiret Sound. Frl-
SIX MASTED BARKEN TINE WHICH REACHED
AUSTRALIA AFTER AN EVENTFUL, PAS
SAGE FROM ANTOFAGAST A. cmi.w
t
t
: 1
Z
I. A A
BRKFTINR tVffRFTf ). ;KJJiS.
ft Ay niirht the Santa tirhara ran Into
a stiff sale and lost part of her riR-gins-.
Marine otea.
The steamship Arahia ts due frxm the
OrTent
The steamship Sue H Flmore will sa',1
for T'.Mamook th;s afternoon.
Captain Frank J. Smith has returned
from a husiness trip to Seattle.
The steamship Armeria, of the light
house serxMoe. xv'K leave down for Asto
ria this tvtormuR
The British K-xrk dordanhill has com
pleted her lumber eArv at l.innton and
wtII clear this afternoon for the Pnitod
Kingdom.
Arrival nl lepnrtnre
..to- a Vpri V A'onditton of th hsr
at t" V smooth; md. northwest :u
mt:e- xx eat her, etear. Arrived At V tA A. M.
--St rapier S e. frm San Frneo by xx ay
of vravs Harbor 1'ft UP at 7 A. M.
Soh 00 mT Vlxena .
S .r. Franeisexv Apv;l IS. A rrlx ej at
A M -M,'m.T Roanoke, from roitiand
Ventnor. April t-1 Passed. April l
Prltlh hark KiMeran. for Portland.
San Pioe-o, April t;t-Avrtxsi yesterday,
r: iamer S.-hnu ftk. from Pe-ilar-d
11 - Vrrix e.t M areh .s
rriVAh tramer Had., frein Columbia
KCheMhr- April trt-Sa.Ied prll
Fre-i.-h ha k YiM.-vnn.-s. for rerthni
Fa'month. Apr:l 1 -- tiert P'u i
?hP ttom-xxa-d toxtnd. for l.txeri oot
STKtMFK IVTKl-UtiKNCl
Ine t Arrle.
Nm From
PrekatT. .Coo tay
J o t. n P o u : s -mts S n F ra n e I se .
nat
tn pert
Arril It
K rx Tnman.MTi tran.Ms.-o.
.AprU 14
Senator sn Franoiseo.
Ceo., V. K!drSan red re
F S loop... San Franolsco
A''1nc fees PT
AraMa Herat air
K.-s SUn Frae!oa.
.April I A
Apr. I U
ApU Ifl
April 1
Acrtl
.April SI
Koarixk Ves Anjrf'e.,.
April -1
Aprtl
Vat t5
Jn 1
Ir.dcfl
X!.-emed!a. Kenkepc
A" a
. Hor.ckorff
:-,ir?rtlA
.Hor.ckorr
SuH.EImor.Til!nuvk.
Aehednled t Ievar
Xaw. For t,'1,
jehanPoulnSan Franeisoa. April
K V lnmao Sr.n Frao1e.. April 1.
F 5 l.oop .an F-an-tse . April ri'
PrakatT. Co.u rr April l
Ceo W KldrSan rJro Arrtl trt
Ar.iano Co ea ay April is
Ser.ater fn Fran. .April IS
Keanek t.-e Ar.s'e .. April -
R,xe Cttx-. , . ,Sn Franolsoo. April -5
AraMa. .. H.-n?korc April 27
XU-meJla. . Horc -4rr VT 5
Ac?: H.rcVtPC .... Juna X
Xc-nantta. . - .Honffcor. .... Jim
SuII Elmer Tl'.lanxook Indeft
Entered Monday.
Siif It Flmore. Am. steamship
, 3-raderi. ceneral ear r-o. from
TV.lamoeV.
( lered Mxxntla,x .
P;ie H. Flmorf. Am. steamship
stiradcri. Uh ireneral carrti. for
T:''am 00k.
Vft-hfie.M. Or.. April tS Arrtx-ed
p-fi-nf: Ailianee, tu$ R.--harts and Koscvv.
SAiltd St-amr M. F. riant.
Ttdea at Atort Tuesday.
t " Lew.
. ,T feet :rt A. M 1 6 fret
, ,.Vi P. M 1.3 feel
11 -.-to A. M
WILL BOOST ROSE FESTIVAL
Musician I'nion Sends K. I.. IMec
to St. Ixmi Convention.
K. I- Hire, of Portland, has been
chosen by the local Musicians I'nion,
No. 3 aa a delegate to the annual
convention of the American Federa
tion of Musicians to be held ia St.
Lronis. May n.-l. The local union
will send Mr. Rice East with ir.struc
tioii to -boost" for the Rose Festival
while en route and in Sf- Io-uls. He
will leave about May 1 and expects
to make stops in various cities, both
coir.g and coming Mr. Rice will take
psins to liunounee that the Rose
Festival Is an annual Portland event.
He will be equipped with literature
bearinr en the subject and expects to
do efteetive missionary work
Since the St. Louis ccwivention will
be composed of between 4 and 50
delegates from all parts of the United
States arnl Canada It is anticipated
that considerable pood will result
from the publicity.
rOV(iRSMAV W. K- E1JJS NO 14.
He is at bis post of duty. Vote to
keep him there.
Haxaa aoea fit tlz feet. RoeenttU",
BUILD NEW SCHOOL
Board Calls for Designs tor
$250,000 Structure.
BONDS RECENTLY VOTED
IMrrrlor Will Hrn nl-IHin nt
Tlitrd High School on tlio lI.H-k
Hotnlot I mwon. Wc'wtrr.
rrmpt Bilh-n hy h oar1 of lil.i
rat..n lBk-n yKtrnlax' artoenrton '
ine: !-!,vi btiiitit.r. hn horn
mu!iriwi1 hy tht voters of l.l.ttct Ko.
1. H A hf hnllf on tlli hl.u k hnntnlnl
frt. Vpv.trr. (Misros. !'mI Nrrhy
trot'. Alhlnn. wt'l '! J'V.v.w
t KWT
which xx ill be a-epted from local archi
tects up to June iVv. ist. It is expected
tliere will he strong competition in the
suhmtss on xf plans,
As the present property owned by the
Pvxarxt Is only M by 4rt an effort will be
made to secure the vacation of Connress
street, which has been laid out to the
west of the proposed building. J. 11.
Xolfa was authorised hy the member of
the Poard. ftt the meet in a yesterday aft
ernoon, to make an attempt to secure
vacation of the thoroughfare, at least
for the school block, so that the huUdtna
may hax-e motv front a 1; a room. it is
prxxhahle the hufldinjr wiil face north,
and City tJupcrintondent Rtlrr said yes
terday thr-X the Ivst hiph schcnil plans aro
scoured when there Is more than JtV
fox-t frontajre. The consent of the property-owners,
of the Council and of Mayor
I ane mi .st le secured before the vaca
tion can bo made.
As the hiKh svhool build in jf will bo a
lar)T( s' ructnre, (t (s said to be very
doubtful (f tt can be tlntshed tn time for
the term of 1W, but tt Is thought thnt at
least trie tirst story may tv completed
for us.- durinc part of that shoo! year.
The members of the Poard were unan
itnous-y in favor of cmpletinjr the build
mc as soon as possible The need is urgent
aud Superintendent lxijrlcr declares the
butt din? will be rilled as soon as ready.
Preauso of the city's wonderful growth.
tt ts a constant problem to accommodate
the children in the schools.
Ajpohitoct .1 on os was ordered to draw
up plans and specifications for an eight
room building, to ho located somewhere
in Alhina. The resolutions, adopted last
week by the Men's Methodist Cnion.
of the Woodlawn Church. relative to
needed alterations and improvements in
the pubhe school at that place, will be
acted upon at the next meeting1 of the
Board.
As It is not considered perfectly safe
for .tan iters to leave the schools durlnp
sessions to go to the City Hall for their
salaries, the Poard yesterday voted to
pay on Saturday, in future.
School Fleetrician Phillips spoke briefly
about his recent controversy with TVpmy
Fire Marshal Roberts, concerning1 electric
fixtures in the lr'tng:on School. Mr.
Roberts ordered sweeping1 chnnsres made,
but .Mr. Phillips charged him with rank
Incompetency, and alleged also tha Mr.
Roberts is malicious. Inasmuch as there
was a difference of importance In the re
ports of Mr. Phillips and Mr. Roberta, the
former secured a report from the Under
writers" organisation, which sustained
him. The Board yesterday appeared sat
isfied with the situation, and accepted
the report of M r. Phillips without qucs-
O'Ftrien Back From Inspection Trip.
J. P. O Prien. general manager for the
Harriman linos in this territory, returned
yesterday from a trip of inspection oxer
the Oregon division of the O. R. ft N.
and the various feeders running down
Into th wheat country from the main
TION AXP ALT-
If other physicians have treated
you for so-called "weakness." you
were helped only temporarily, if at
all, and the reason is very appar
ent when the cause of loss of
power in men is understood.
"Weakness" isn't a weakness at
all, but is merely a sym ptom of
chronic inflammation in tne pros
tatic gland, brought on by early
dissipation or some contracted dis
order. Our system of local treat
ment remove this inflammation
and is the only treatment that ha
ever restored or ever can pcrma
nentlv restore strength and vigor.
OUR FEE 310.00
COXSl I.T ATtON CONFIDENTIAL AND INVITED A personal, thor
ough and searching examination is desired, though. If Inconvenient to
call, write us a fu;i description of your trouble. Our office hours are
from $ A. M. to :30 P. excepting Sunday from 9 to 12. Address
or call on the
ST. LOUIS
(OR'ER SECOND AD 1AMHII.L
Hue. H ronnil oon'l.iion. promt. tn
nil Mntv. i-mt mnxm that t-ln r tirp.1r,1
to tip'p t.o RT.m rr(V tf tt.o rtopvot tlrv
roott ont.noo mitoh lonfor. hr . of ho
opinion nt If will mm.o A smaller jtoht.
NEW ST. JOHN OFFICIALS
Mayor Hrloe Takra Office nt An
nonnxe Tolioy,
The recently clottM eity nfncfnH of St
John toiik.tho oath of pfftee yptor1ay.
at tfie ft. John City Unit. Hhort Apovchea
woi- made hy fh oM efflelala, A Well
a their anoeia,iora. and an rxamtnaflon
of tht re.vntB showed th town to h In
px-od condition, with H cnh hnlanofi of
iton 0r hand. Mayor Tr!oe who aur
eee1s px-Mayor tVttch. announed that
he would endeavor to follow thn polh-y
of his pi-edet'osor,
f. K txohte. tho only memhrr f th
tVunoil who was r -fleeted, wn unanl
moiisly oTiosen th-o-l'ent of that hody,
Th new administration will rndoaxor to
retire another fret frvrjr aerops tha X
lamrtte and also (ha Imprxxvrmant of
the thopiuchfare leading from the ferry
landtmr to the cttx' Mayor Prio named
the Council committee, and his appoint
ment of lr. A. V. Vincent n City Fhy-'
sician was nnanlmously ratified hy the
Counrtl,
SHEET MUSIC, 2 1-2 CENTS
Our boantlful new store In the nrh
building, at 111 Fourth street, will be
ready soon and everything In our present
quarters must g.x in short order. Prlena
have beep entirely lost staht of bow.
TfyOW copies of sheet music, embracing the
ehoioest classical and popular, vocal and
instrumental selection, take your choice,
at cents a copy or I? copies for 25
cents. Talking -ma chines, violins, ban. ins
and also n fxx- fine pianos at less than
one -ha If former prices Come right
away. tirnvr -ft V., 32 Washington
street.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Itpttth.
X AT bFTt t tH Tnarr str-ot, Aertl
to. eh;!.-, alhi-r. a patfxe of Npw
HanuxsMii e. oR-i :l
M Utsrs SxN t U: Frtt Tanihill
sfrrrt. Vprtt tt. Moll t r1teiv.Mi. A natixe
Of 1 i rp-.n-,. PSf.t t i.
ni.NiX At tot Knoit street. Aprlt tt.
nr.A M. 't-n a native of erecon. nr1 li
1lNt; At jvm, ;;noomt mret, A n II 11,
.t.Oin Txxng I ?. g. a tiatfxe of China, aged
(V
M,r-Ntit At liV.l (vf.vd street, Afil 1.
SMnuie! v. Atr.xiil. a natlxe of Ohto, naed a4.
tt xNM.-.y At ibnMii.m.t, xh , rrtl . Knixn
Mrtfte Hansen, a ?ui(txr of Noraflj, ar.l rt
M VChIN' t N'O datnrM treet. Amil 10
Ft atik V MacXhi, a native ef ltvtan.1, ted
1CTMVT At ihv it-tett street, April a,
Annis A. thijnt, a natlv of P ranee, acd
XX
APWtS t Vinoent's Sarlxrtum, April
to. t,Axivrce A-Mnui. a natJxe of Iowa, abt.i
te.
lit rib.
MVFKS t oiX t-iai-t nvt Atret, prtl
I?. t.- the xx if or .1. M Mver, a dnuahtfi .
MV!?TxV At S .sl rwotl street,
April It, b the xx tfe of William A. laving
Stoee. a daushler.
VII.t,lMS At Uhtt Witatm stre-t, April
bv to the xvlfo M W J Williams, s
Fl.l.K --At 7T2 ilmn.l axennr, April fl, b
the xx i f e i n H.I T?1 1 e. A sxn .
v FtKb'H- x 1U Fs at Thirty. fourth t:-et,
April l, to the xx tfe of John C. Welrloh, a
PXMl.
Tl'RXiin.l. At Fourth street, April
g, to the xvtfe of Ward Turnhnll, a s"n.
CI-STMH - At .tfll North Seventeenth ftreet.
April T, to the xxlfe of Aim Custer, a tlnuffh
t r.
t.TNN t'N - At Pa.t tlarrls.vn street.
Aprtl a, to the wife of Waiter Unnton,
daushter.
PAliNFV - At 0?H tlrand ax-enue, April .r
to the xvtfe of Wallace t,. parny. a tlaughtfr.
M AliKS At 4A Manaanlt.x street, April
2, to the xxlfe of T. W. Marks. A son,
mUiKinU'RK At Strplirns, street,
Ap: u to. to the tfe ef Anton Heltkomper.
a daughter,
1.1Y- Vt tf4 Fisk treet. April It, to
the xxlfe ef leniAii U Vltn, a son,
ttvttldtng rermits.
,t. W. VTT.l To creet two-story Trams
dxvelllna en l'tst Ash si rent, between Mrtst
Tw-ntx eighth and Kst Tweuty -ninth; iix
T. l NSt) To ere'l one-story t rams,
dvvelllnpr on Fst YatnhtU street, betxveen Knst
Twentj -second and b5it Twenty-third streets;
Jlll.".V
.UMIN Pb;K Til erect thrse -story franiS
hutl.'in or l'nin avenue, corner of M on res
iret; fjiv
T. ;.1MM1MIM VN - To ereet txvo-Mory
frunje dxvetllngr on X el. tier str--t. Petxveen
Krtt Txventx se.vnd and Fost Twwty -third
sti-eet..; ?.Vxh
TlbMt TU'l.ot? To erect one and one
hrtlf storv frame ilwelltnit on Kast atxth street,
betxveen M;s.ui smd SKIdmore streets:
1 HOl,?.VOKTM Tv ereet one -story frumS
dwelling on Maitory atreet, near Beech street:
atiiv
W TttVitt AXV To ere- t two st.vy
er.i oOttn on hVmt Taylor street: -A"mxo.
MRS. V ,1. iXMINS--T ereet two-store
frame dwelling on Mtasxun htpup, n-m r
. I, KINSMW -To erect txxo-story frame
dwelling on !tvi.V'sy. eeiween r-"v ''
mv. i-iit s.'vonlh streets; i:txtx
xx- ir i-t'I.niNl To ereet two story
frame dwelling on Kerhy street, near Mason
l- 1. 'VtHHl
M 1 1 S I, Mt'tt I" To erect on s story f rs me
dxvetlluc on t.reeiey sirrei, ni r ui n
I'MIT. TOHN'oS -To erect two-story frams
tfweilir.g "en 1M Tfff id y-thtrd street, between
Clinton and ixon streeis: --xs.
Marriage IJeenses.
W xx'HSMrTM'SAPRit tenls Wachsmuth,
citv; l.ixale .1 auer, cux.
KKlxlt-I-xiil'ANP--.Toseph U Kerr. K. etty
;., - 1 1.1 T-.rf .T2. el t V .
Yvn'Xa-FlCKKU-Henry J. Toung. M. city;
UT-Irtl-Tt-lACAtTI Carson flelAer. 32.
Tale. Wash.; H. 1. I Jtubaoh. , city.
Wedding and xlsltlng eards- W. CI Smith
Co., AA asiiinition piok..- hh kh x ..-...
Cattle and Horse Thieves Punished.
BFRNS. Or.. April IS. (Sperfal. The
April term of Circuit Court for Harney
rA.mtx fieorffe R Davis presiding.
is In progress with a fair-sixed docket of
civil actions and several criminal caes to
11 j . 1 rT Glutei a .v 1 - -
horse from Mra. "A. W. Johnson and
YA illinm Pollard, his accomplice, pieanea
..;i.. v, ..Btna rfTncA Rontncn will
bo raised before court adjourns. George
CURE, NOT TALK
IS WHAT YOU WANT
TO!" Mt'ST COMF1 TO TS POOSKR OTt LATER.
WHY MOT NOW? RKFt'SE TO SUFFER ANY
LOSGER OX PROMISES OF OTHERS.
CONSULTATION FREE
Tf We Io Not Cure Yon It Will Not Cost 1'on
One Cent.
RT finn PfiKON SKIN DISEASES, SORES.
dlvvu ruiyjii iLOEKS PSORIASIS. ECZEMA.
PIMri.ES. BIXnVHES. ITCHING. BURNING. DI8-
COIXRATIONS OF THE SKIN.
CTBTrTITRP KIDNEY. BI-ADOER. PROSTATIC,
irVlUlUrVC r.LKKT. DISCHARGES, IN F I-A M MA
1'RINARY TROUBLES COMMON AMONG MEN.
CONTRACTED DISORDERS
Every case of contracted dis
ease we treat Is thoroughly cured;
our patients have no relapses.
When we pronounce a case cured
there Is not a particle of infection
or inflammation remaining:, and
there is not the slightest danger
that the disease will return in its
original form or work Ita way
Into the general system. No con
tracted disorder is so trivial as to
warrant uncertain methods of
treatment, and we especially
solicit those cases that other doc
tors have been unable to cure.
OCR FEE NEED NOT BE
PAID I NLESS CI RED.
"Sr DISPENSARY
STREETS, PORTLAND, ORKtiON.
ALMOST AMIHACLE
Body Distorted and Racked
ltth Rheumatism for Two
Yeats This Young
Mart Now Walks
and IPorJj.
For a, jf"Wrtttn Dr. Willlumtt' Pin
fi) hT Nn curing fhctimsHum Mid
Othr dtwHU rnrd bjr prior blond tnd
during that limn rwtln cnnwi hn bvn
VxiMithM thwt wr im nwrolmm in
br otnr Hi thp ImTP twit tprmnl
mrxlorti mtmrlxK. 8nrh tnr wm hut
of Ohrl llKnn, Jr.. now llrlnir
mt Cioii, N. If., nd niloTi in it
null tlwr. I n Invn In th nun Kri,
wiiil known in tl nighNirhooiJ in
whk-h Mr. IXJhonn tnl ( onr
in nirinK(t Uwnlly m nothing ltort of
Whn th Clhonn futnit wm llrin
XVliiftniH. N. X., KitM jmr hen Hi
ronti tnn Wt ti1tn itirk. "nr funtllf
doctor prononnnHl II itiflwrnmnttwir
rlnlmnnJ,,, n Mr. (Vllionn, "itud
ho MoiHt m for olnitit ywtr. F
nlnf monrhia I wm confltwWl to th hnt
nd tn tmoh on thnt t onnld not btmt
th weight of Mi nhrotn nor o hr
tiTont? ronoh m. I ronht wl mot
" fh rhrmt(m WM romnllrwtrd
witJi tk nwronn ts-onWo roonmlilttiB 8t,
X'itn' dnot. mt limn und IiphiI irrkml
lnd I uffrl 11 1 tlirt nffntifr jwiM,
niintnr wr pt'liol to tnr knmi Tt lit it
tht Irft 'r hut I omtld not fpo) thrm.
M flnifnr N(nui to drnw ont of lmtw
nd got lit iff.
"Innpitpof tlwdootor trrstmont nit
ill the H!iHHn I toeik I kp) ttmtf
worn. mt iott nwonoa o thnt 1 con id
not ont trickinr tm itid I could not
trftifthtiM) np Kt Finally tli do(-t.r
told my father h conld do nothing
riot for mo.
"At thi titnPr. WHIiwni' Tink Pillt
wtt rtxximmondd to me nd I found
mlif In th flmt hot. After tkin
thr hoc I conld wlk. 1 continttod
totnk Mim tridllr nnfil t w mtrl.
Thtt w in ISi. I hT wnrkd vrr
ds for ycur now nd m Mitimly well
nd htT no tro of my old tmtihl
wlmtCTer."
Oor fn twtntihlnt. "PIucbsm of fit
Flood" Bi-i fnrthcr infornintion itbont
Mi t.rpitmnt of rhnniatjnm.
rr. Wltlinni' Pink Pill roM hll
drnK(tn.t, or ont hy nmil. titjid, on
rMijit of tn-H-. W rnt r ho; tt
hoito for 1., by Hi Pr. Williniti
Mcdlcln Cominny, Si-hcncctsily, N. Y.
S Miller, tntlinr nt tvtrr. tnimtlipr with
hi iton, lw iimior iiox'prnl Ihdlrtment fur
utonllnar rattlt. Tlip old tnnn' canv linn
Nrn conllnuod until tin? October tmn.
(iitrnr ihoppnril. neruprd of jitotilin
CRttln. Wa noqnlltrH. V. tl. lTwlllolHt,
who wn nntr ball f..r cuttle utonlfnc
fmird to how un nnii hi hond wj for
feited.
JEWISH FEAST TOMORROW
PnNsover WIH He TUtlnirly Ohservetl
In I'nrtlnntl Sy ntipopttr.
IV-frfnnittff tomorrow nlglit at autiHown,
the Feast of the Passover, one nf the
oldest festivals In the Jewish cnlcndnr,
will he ohserved In the local aynaaogues.
The Passover la celehrated for one week.
During thnt period milrnvened bread la
eaten. In memory of the hasty provisions
mndo In the hurried flight from Egypt.
The feast la fireserthed In the 12th chap
ter of Exodus, and was a national fe.nst
of the Jew until the destruction of the
Temple on Mount 7,!nn. At the erlebrn
tlon of the Passover, In ancient da vs. nil
grlms gathered In Jerusalem from nenr
and far. Indulging in hope thnt nt the
next gathering the Menstah would rise
to restore to them their former glory. It
was while celebrating this feast that
Jcsua was taken by the Roman legion
aries. Special Passover service will be held
at Novnh-Zederk Talmud Torah Syna
gogue, Sixth Btirl Hall streets. Wednes
day night, at 7:30 o'clock. The morn,
tng service will begin at 9 o'clock. Rev.
Dr. H. W. Heller officiating. On Thurs
day evening Dr. Oeorgc Ruhenstcln will
speak on "Civilisation and Our Redemp
tion." Concert for Seamen.
The concert at the Institute of the
Portland Seamen's Friend Society last
night wa of a very high order. The pro
gramme waa in charge of D. B. Row man
and each number .received hearty np
platise. Mr. Rowman and Dr. McMlchael
are both favorite with the sailors and
received their usual number of encores,
each responding several times. Mis Pur-
ton's violin work was very tine. Mr.
Ooodnough'a piano playing pleased the
audience Immensely. The recitations hy
Httl Jeannle rtntilcy were excellent
She ha marked tnlrnt. Miaa Glance ha
a beautiful voice, and t he sailors en
cored her again and acutn. The pro-
WE CURE
Our Cures Are Thorough and
NO EXPERIMENTS! NO FAILURES!
OUR GUARANTEE NO PAY UNLESS CURED
MEN When You Need the Services of a Doctor, Con
sult One of Wide Experience.
WE AEE jtiat now completing our TWENTIETH year tm specialist in
MEN'S DISEASES. If wa aooept your ras for treatment a cure is but a
matter of reasonable time. Each and every patient receive skillful, scien
tific and expert treatment, and be sees and knows from the beginning of
treatment that be is getting the BEST medical attention obtainable, and
that the core be craves is being rapidly brought about.
Our entire time and practice is devoted to the eure of BLOOD POISON,
VABI0O0ELB, STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY, HYDROCELE, PILES,
FISTULA, DISEASES 0T THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER AND PR0STATB
GLAND, CONTRACTED DISORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DIS
EASES COMMON TO MEN.
OUR METHODS are up-to-date, and are indorsed by the highest medical
authorities of Europe and America. Hence our success in the treatment of men's diseases.
MEN, if yon are suffering from any disease or weakness, we want you to know you have a friend in us.
We want you to feel that you can come to us, with the troubles ypn'd tell to your closest friend or that
you would even hesitate to tell him. Our relations will be as PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL as they have
been with multitudes of others who have received our assistance. Be careful in selecting a doctor to treat
yon, for it all depends npon the physician you go to as to whether you get the cure you seek. WE FULFILL
ALL OUR PROMISES and never hold out false hope. You need health and strength first that's money;
helps to make money.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. TERMS reasonable and made to suit the convenience of the
patient oar Bervioea are within the reach of every one. If you cannot CALL, write for self-examination blank
and free literature. Many cases can be cured at home. OFFICE HOURS: 9 A. M. to 8 P. M., daily; Sun
days, 10 to 12 A. M. only.
OREGON MEDICAL INST.
WE
DON'T FAILTO READ
f v you itt up tn the morning tlrM, a
weighty fooling deep In your brad, with
heavy eyes, a gnnrai eno rf weahnr all
OVer you? Doc yuur back nohef e you
perpetually tired, with disinclination fnr
eltber mental or physical notlvOyf Are yoM
tortured he n rvtrenm hunger thnt when
you attempt to em ttirn to a hr thing of
f rt. f to you pr rlrm e httt nml cold
flftMrS up rtd rtnnn the nplnnt enlumh. pl
pUfttion (tf (ho heart, slnpplopne, ptrctrto
nnrvotsttca end a nonstwnt crqvlng fr
aomet ittng thnt vnu nrr. unnhl t Mcntlfv f
m v"ii (1pp-ptiPi p ( t tno with ntmfif4S
dread as If nf ittm Impending dnnger ?
If yeti have miy ff the ahovo nvmptouis
yours U hovnml .lonht n cns nf f itnct bn I
wenknos, hmnarltt on by an irfittv wnMo
ttf nervous enot gv. The rniir pf ynttr con
dlt Ion nirty Ite iluo to n eon vast ml, etttnrvd
or Ittfiftmpd Prostata ti'nntl, nn uti urp.t Con
tflcfcd Disorder, or Vnricocnle. I mIpss the
damage is repaired ntd the tretnntulous wnnfe nf energy slopped. '
rnllre nervous svstntn Heromrs hnnkrunt tid uppm1s II In imputa
tive, thetcforn. th-it the suffemr fr.ttn Weakness should seek rffcctlvt
medical nbl In the nulcket possible time.
$10
tun . fnwttiuM miin fle.tr. N nmr. (Mir te.l m nieihort. th tm
let m rr Mm flrt n4 in pnr nftrr h I. went
IIKHlll MV Vllt.
Mv lie.irt l filled with CoHitin.ilon tnr the tnnn who In Hut. nil.led
until hi ailment hn i.rnKre...-,! beyond th" limit, of nieilbnl .kill.
Thon.nndp of men nre tbii. rendered tntprlo.it wri-K., trim, If Tlll'-.Y
Mi fiiMti) TO Mb! IN TUB b lKNT I'l.At'K woild liNtny be Mrni.i,
iirnrty men. bnniv III the eon'ieloiiiine.H rf tnnnlv vlffor ( ivnt thi
wnt-ninir to rlmr tn the oar of rverv nll'nrj nvn- itit U'H . lull t4.
tJtM) will. r M'ttM trot'. !: iitit' ni'i it mo innt-ii-
II t M KtOlll- . OIIIMHttll Ml-IIK . I'llll tll 3 It IK' Nil
4tl.. tinlv Indlridiifil treatment of .nothing, beiMnti; nieb-lnr-. nt.
nllet to the ornt of the dl.en.n by n dlrei-t tiiphi.l thnt tnK... Into nr.
rotinf your enllrn nlnnlenl ontldltlon mild thnt firovlde. for tiny romtill
entlonri thnt tnny exl.t. rnn ever euro mid reruinnentlv rente. re to ou
the vlor nnd hnoynnry of fierfeet henlth. Huoli n trenluient I Imv?.
I Will Guarantee You n Cure and You Can
Pay Me When You Are Well
1 have employed this Direct Method trenluient without a Slng-ln fall
ure for over vrr In the rum of men's diseases. It Is my own orig
inal treatment and Is known to no other physician. V ti do not take a
single dipfi'-n nf fullure when you come to rnn for a cure, f will guar
antee n rut-p If f treat you. Not an ordinary verbnl aareement, but a
written Bgreeuiput. brtckeil up by mv reputation nf over ?o years as a
successrul spertaltt In Mens Dtseitse nnd thn high position I main
tain In tha medio I world.
VARICOCELE
1 cure any case that t accept In one week' time. My treatment Is a
pnttilesrv noe, nnd In most Instances the patient need tint he iloinhied
n single diiv from husiness. Tl"1"" Is no doubt nr guesswork, but abso
lute cert a In tv of a thorough titid lasting cure, wltlt cftmitler. retttru to
that tlpgtre of health nnd vigor that existed before the tllsens began.
STRICTURE
Mv treatment for Htrleture Is absolutely pnlnlens, sttd perfect results
rnn be d pettded upon In every Instance, I do no cutting or 1 i In 1 1 tisT
wntv, vcr. CONTRACTED DISORDERS
l-'verv :i.e of rontrneted dlnetin T trent in eurnd tboronnhly. My
ftAtlentn bnve no relnnnen. When 1 pronounoe n ennn eured there In not
n rtnrth'le of Infection or Infln mmn tlon remaining, nnd there tnn't thn
nllirhtent diintter thnt the dlnnnfn will return In Itn orlalnnl form or
work tin wny Into the jrenerl nyntem. Home eontrnoleit dlnennen urn
, nerloitn thnn olhern. but none nre too trlvtnl to wnrrnnt un.-erttiln
niethodit of trnntment. ! ertperlnlly nollrlt thonn rnw thnt nther doc
torn have been nnnble to cure.
M'Ktm TIUHIMfl, I.OT VHJOIt. OHflISIl WM K IK), HTIttt'
Tl Itb'.s, sl'l'.t tl'H ' lll.lHill I'OlttlN and ril.v:. I nlno trent nnd cur
promptly nnd thoroughly.
Kt 1IN ATHI Nt AtlVIC K fllKK.
t offer not only free t'onnnltntlon nnd Advlee. but of every rnne thnt
rumen tn me I w'lll tnnke enrrful exnnilnntlon nnd dlnRhonlR without
rhlirpe. No nlHriR man nhould ne-lert thin opportunity to itet expert
opinion nbout tiln trouble.
llfflre Honm S A. M. to f. M. Hundnyn, 1J to I.
The Dr. TAYLOR Co.
m Morrlnoa Street, t tirnrr Jlreontl, PtIHTI. I l, ONKIJOKI.
Krnnime: t'lnno olo. Mordnunt (iood
noiiKh: vnrtil nolo. f Fl Howtnnn: violin
nolo, Minn Unrton: soiikk. nr. MrMlfhnel:
reeltntlon. Jetinnle Dudley; vornl nolo.
Ml Ulnnre.
WORKING FOR THE FLEET
Srntir Iliuriir Srndu ftir Dntn tin
( Oliimbln. t'linniirl.
Thnt a vigorous effort Is being mndo
by ftrnator Bourne to ncrure the prcnencn
of n portion Pf the battleship tleet In
f'orttnnd during the Ron Festival Is evi
dent from thn following; teleftrn.m. re
ceived from the Sentitor by Secretnry
Ulltner. of the t'hnmber of Commerce:
Wahln(ttnn. tl. C. April 1.1. WO. R. '
niltner. (hnniher of Coniinerre. Portlnnd.
tlr.: Ascertain from flovernment snrlneers
the depth of wnter on the Columhln Hnr snd
the river from A.torls to Portland: Ifo
probahlo derth of water for period May 2(1
to July 1 Inclusive. Wire.
The following reply whs sent yesterday
afternoon by Mr. (Jlltnor:
Portland. Or.. April 13. 1B0 Hon. Jona
than Bourne. Jr.. H.nate Chamber. -Washtnlr-ton.
I. f. Ioeal Oovermnent enalneera. In
view ef the controversy, prefer not to rtve
cut the rtenlh of the bur and river except
thronpM lh" Krvlncfr-' I fi-. --t men I
THE FOLLOWING:
lilt.
I be l eitillna Kpreintut.
Is My Fee In Any Uncomplicated Caso
PAY WHEN YOU ARE CURED!
Wa.hlnlftnn. fnn jet slnlemetits from
ptlntp If Hint would he of sdvnntiiice.
Mr. tlllliior Is now wnlUn for a reply
to thin men.ui?.'.
"CLEANLINESS
X tha watchword for health and rigor,
comfort and beauty. Mankind Is learn
ing not only th necessity but tha lux
ury of cleanliness. gai0!IO, whloH
has wrought such ehsoigAs In tha horag,
jinounoao bar sLuter trlampn
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOB TOILET AND BATH
A Bpaelal soap which anergtsa th
whols body, start tha clraulatlnn an 4
laare an erhllnratlng slow. All m
mm and arwarclsta.
remdy for Oonnrrbm
(llfwt. fipormfttotrbsn,
WhltM, a n o t a r til at
Mir. cn.vrcta. or tor mnssnntv
im NaMisN. tlon of Bneom ntftrr
aTHf Eriss Ohi MMjJiLOt. brsnn. Mon-ctrtBtina
olsl by Ortigfrlsta. 1
or nnt fa pUfn wrppr,
br sxprou, prtpsld, fnf
l TO. er i bntt'e. t?.7fl
Unotai aooteOa lagiwsi,
MEN
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