TITE JtORNTXG OKEGOXIAX. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1910.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE
APPROACH READY
Concrete Work Is Complete on
East Side and Vest Side
Pier Progresses.
DECKS TO BE BEGUN SOON
Jlage Fill to Be Finished bjr Jannary
1 and Foundation Will R Next
Task JSO Pile- Ordered.
Slight IeJay Frit.
AI! Mnrrtt work m th Rist 8!J
lpprrh of th. llarrimnri bride Is
tha Colombia Rlrer llsjhtshlo to 5 1
rharaje coal, because the lira wu too
rough, and the attempt will re made
later. No report hi been received
from the tender Mansanlta. so It l
assumed ahe li yet engaged In shifting
buoys at Grava Harbor. Commander
KUIcott will depart Fr'day to inspect
the light station at orth Head and
Cap Disappointment and later will
Tl.it Tillamook Bay.
Marine Jfoto.
To discharge additional carw. the
French bark Burton yeaierday shifted
from Mersey to Albers dock.
Material bavins; been delivered. Jo
seph Supple yesterday started a forca
on the construction of a wharfboat re
cently ordered by the Btate rortasie
Road Commission, which will ba moored
t The Dalles.
Before the end of the week. the
lighthouse tender Heather will be in
port to under ro repairs at the plant
of the Wllllamette Iron Steel 'Works.
and to be cleaned and painted on tha
Oregon drydoek.
Cargo may be started aboard the
British steamer Strathflllan today at
Albers dock, where she will load con
signments that were accepted for trans
portation on the Norwegian steamer
ScUa. which was sunk off point Reyes
by the Eeaver. The cargo will amount
to 6500 tons.
Captain Works, of the O. R. N.
Company's steamer Elmore, will go out
DAM MOST NOVEL
CATARRH
A SPECIFIC BLOOD IHPUH1TY
as master of the steamer Hassalo to- of hollow con. r-te. The framework will
rOTTXDATIOjr WORK FOE HARRDtAN BRIDGE FINISHED OH EAST SIDE OF RIVER AND LAST
PIER WILL BE STARTED THIS WEEK.
'f - . At lT" .
Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
Structure tO Save Tule Lake treatment will ever permanently enre.
The beneficial effects of washes.
From LOSt RlVer. ! sprays, inhalations, etc., are only
J temporary, and when left off the old
, condition returns, because the blood
i is infected with catarrhal matter and
STRUCTURE TO BE HOLLOW j K? SS't
flames the delicate mucous mem
branes and tissues and produces the
Well known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and ears, mucus in
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con
dition will remain, growing worse as
long as the catarrhal matter is al
lowed to remain in the blood. Being
a specific blood impurity, there is only
one way to cure Catarrh, and that is
to purify the blood. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks
the disease at its head in the circu
lationand by thoroughly renovating
tne blood and
cleansing it of all
impure mattet
makes a perma
nent and lasting
cure of the dis
ease. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
S3 the best blood
purifier, and the thousands of cases of
Catarrh it has cured is proof that it is
the very medicine needed by those
wbo suiter with this trouble. Book on
Catanrh and any medical advice free,
THE oWiTT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Oa.
Giant Oment Spillway to Carry Off
Klamath Floods Canal Seven
Miles Long- Also Planned.
$6S,307 Bid Accepted.
To divert tha waters of Lost River
from Tule IaJcs in Klamath County.
tha United States Reclamation Service la
preparing; to begin the coneaTuoticm of
the most novel dam In the world, and
to dig a diversion canal seven miles long.
The dam over Ixist Kiver win oe nn.n
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VIKW SHOWING HI GE ABLTIIS.TS) ASTD PEDESTALS.
finished and ready for lay Ins; of steel
t the hiKhway and railroad crossing.
To-lay the work of pumping out the
rifferdam of the first pier started In
t ie river, near the West Side, will be
t'irun and the shaft added to. while
the pier frame on the west shore line
I built to the required height and
will be sunk In a day or two. The
V'est side concrete work la completed
a far as Front street.
The completion of the East Side
(hutments and pedestala Is a big gain
tn the undertaking of the Union Bridge
t Construrtlon Company and as soon
a steel parts for the superstructure
are on the irround the work of erect
Ins; the two decks can be started. An
Immense fill la under way behind the
first abutment erected at tha base of
the hlsrh bunk from which streetcar,
tan and pedestrian traffic la to reach
the rroaalng. and will be In shape by
January 1. The abutment on the river
bank Is IDA feet Ions; and contains
J0o cubic yarda of concrete. The base
rests on cement gravel at a depth of
I feet above the present stage of
water. The abutment for the upper
brl.lce deck la I0 feet Ions; and from
width of about 3J fret at the ba ne It
npers at each end and at the top. so
?-.er. Is eufMelent surface to hold the
pteeL It contains 30 cubic feet of
Concrete.
Pier Jfeit Task.
Tie neit Important work to be heft-
jn Is placing rf the Kast Side pier,
to secure a foundation for which blast
ing has b-en carried on for three
srtonths without Interruption. A total
f pounds of powder has been dis
charged and the foundation Is ready at
depth of feet from the surface of
the rlvor. The ralseon for the pier has
Veen In readiness some time and will
te towed Into position this week and
unk to the bottom. The first pier
was sliitMly delayed throuch a break
In the coffcrd.im. it waa repaired at
once and eight feet of the shaft baa
fceen completed.
When tha water la pumped out, tha
casting frame for tha upper part of tha
Uaft a 111 be started and by January 1
It will be projecting from the river
t Its require I height. On the West
. e-'t-ie a. Mc I "-form abutment Is ready,
as are v-rai pnlenta Is. Whtn nr-l-angt'rm'nt
are made with the city
that the supports can be continued to
Third and ttl9an streets, where the
present Ste.-l bridge ends, there will
te eight pedestals and another IT
abutment, which will ba short and
a lope to the street grade at the bridge
approach. All that work will be on the
north side of Gllsan street, occupying
a portion of the sidewalk and resting
also on property now occupied by the
Northern pacific Termlnaly Company's
roundhouse.
riles Are Ordered.
Orders have been placed for IJO piles.
40 feet long, whlua will he used In
the West Side pier, now In place at
ha edge of Alaska dock. The form has
a width of JI1-: by t7 feet and the
ylllns; will ba driven as close aa pos
sible. On top will be poured concrete
for da shaft. That may be finished
this month.
With the exception of delay when i
the cofferdam of trie first pier gave
way. the Union Krldge & Construction
Company has lost no time on the work
and ear:y next year its contract will
end. ii-rl will be assembled, rapidly
and before tl.e end cf Summer It Is
expected thai the O. K. Jk N. will be
operating trains acroas the structure.
On the r.rst Fast Side abutment, wider
than the West Side supports, provision
has been made for four railroad tracks,
two of wclon lll curve north and the
others south, so t.'iere will be no further
re-t-lty for switv-hltig trains as la
clone cn the Ste-1 bridge.
UrXGKNESS WILL GET LAUNCH
t.aollne Craft for New Light Sta
tion Is Anlborllod.
Commander fcliUcolt. In rhaige of tha
Seventeenth Lighthouse lUstrtct. yes
terday receUeJ authorltv from Wash
ington to prepare spertDratlona for a
arasolme launch to be assigned to the
new liungeuesa light station. It is
probable the craft will be an lS-footer
and have a speed of seven knots aa
hour. Bids wl be called for In a few
It was yesterday reported to Com
rnaiider KUIcott tnat tha tender Colum
bine, which arrived in the river from
fceatUe, waa unable to lay alongside
night, relieving Captain OJney. who has
been summoned to Hillsburo aa a wit
ness in a criminal case. Captain Julius
Ollvor will be skipper of tha Elmore.
Captain "Jim Shaver, whose pride- la
the gasoline launch Br ho. yesterday
elected to become master of that craft
and a certificate to that effeot was
filed In the Cuilom-HouM, showing
F. O. Wenn to have been the preceding
aklppor.
In tha list of yesterday's entries at
tha Cuatom-House are the British
steamer Strathflllan and the steamera
Hose City and Ko.-ecrans. from San
Francisco, with the steamer Break
water, from Coos Bay. The Break
water and Rosecrana cleared for their
original loading porta
Major Morrow. Corps of Engineers.
U. 8. A., who yesterday returned after
a trip over the Snake and t. pper -o
tumble Rivers as far as Hoover, says
that there la an abundance of water
lie rem-hed Ceiilo on the return aa
n,,,,np on the Government dredge
Umatilla, which has been assigned to
clearing reefs at several points Be
tween there and Arlington.
Jack Huston, of the Philippine Ma
hogany Lumber Company, will emoarg
on the steamer Kumeric. from Victoria,
the letter oart of the month for AlaJUl!
to arrange for additional shipments of
lumber to Portland. The Rygja brought
a consignment of 50.000 feet oi aawcu
mtrini on her last voyage, and tha
hii.ments are expected to be Increased
as It Is in demand for finishing office
buildings and has heretofore been jar
alshed through Seattle firms.
H K Budd. who Uvea by the sea and
whose hand dlrecta the affairs of the
itemman svstem's lucrative feeder
running from Megler'a to Nahcotta. waa
In port yesterday and aepariea iasi
evening on the steamer Hassalo. "Ed's"
marine responsibilities are centered on
the steamer Nahcotta. plying Between
Astoria and Megler'a. and he says that
she Is In a class by herself.
To load lumber at St. Helens, the
British ship I'oltaJloch waa yesterday
towed from Astoria by tha steamer
Ocklahazna. which returned to tne low
er harbor to leave up with the German
bark Kllerbek. which comes from
Otiavmas to load wheat here. The
steamer M. F. Henderson haa the Shur
bek in' tow and will drop her at Linn
ton to discharge ballast.
Wheat and flour ex porta to the Orient
will be added to by 2S00 tons this
month through tha arrival of tha Brit
lab ateamer Kumeric which Is In tha
river on her second voyage of the sea
son. She will take on cargo at Ocean lo
dork and the Alblna doc ot tne u. it.
x. Company, and later ahlft to the
Eastern e Western mill for 1.0O0.000
feet of lumber, some of which will be
furnished by Inman-Poulsen'a plant and
will be rafted down stream, me unt
i.h tramD Uulto. of the same line, li
due here about December 20 and may
clear before the new year.
Movements of Vcewda.
PORTXJIXD, Deo. k Arrived 6ttuner
Weat-nar. tram Port aaa Lxilat unusn
steamer Kamerla. from beetUe-Falled
Siaimv Koecrana. for -aa Francisco;
steamer Sue H. Elmore, for Tillamook:
a:wxrr Wraierner. for sen FraneUeo. From
Ir-oKt dUAne iuudmi. w - " -
Cltorla. t Condition at the mouth
of the river at & I'. M, moderate: wind,
southeast li mis: weather, cloudy. Lelt
up at .Z0 A. M. Brll.sh ship Poltslloch.
I 'ft up at A. M. Herman bark rrliur-
b'ek. Sailed at 11 A. M. Steamers Waeh
w - ton and Slira Tak. for sea Kraacleco.
Arrived at lt:J A. M and left up at 12:J
p i strajner Waahtennw. from Port San
tils." Sailed at 1 I'- M. Steamer Roae
cao f.-r hin Frajicisco. Arrived at 1
p V ard left up at 4:30 P. M. Brttlah
t.-a-ner KujnrrTC. from Seattle. Arrived at
1" A. M. Steamer F. H. lssett. from
6San't'r'ncl'ro. Pec. 5. Arrived St t A.
steamer F. loop, from Portland. Ar
rived a: 3 P. M. steamer Xehalem. from
Columbia River.
M..J1. Dec Sailed Norwegian steamer
lleroulee. for fortiaod.
Hamburs. Deo. 4. AJ i lied Asnerlke,
from NW York. . ,
V -ntevt-leo. le. 4 Arrived previously,
Ramere. from ban Franclaco. for Hamburg.
San Francisco. rec. S Arrived Steamers
Bandon. irom fooa Pay: F. .. Loop, from
Columbia River; (Juinault. from WUlapa;
Nehalrni. from Aetorla; Elisabeth, from
Kand.m: W. 8. Porter. from Portland;
rrrej.lent fro-n Rrattie. Sailed Steamers
Wlllapa. for Wtllapa: transport Un. for
Manl.a Coronado. for Gra Harbor: bark
Calcutta, for Yokohama: schooner Oceania.
Vance, for Grave Harbor. . ,
N.wcaatle. N. - . Dee. a Arrived
Sark. from San Francleoe.
Fiahruard. I-ec . Arrived M tare tan la.
from 2mw Yora-
Tldee at Astoria Taeeday.
High, IjOW.
4 11 A. feel' : A. M 4 4 tft
l.t P. M. ...t. feet.l:t P. U. foot
be of MeeL upon wMch the concrete will
be placed In much the same fashion as a
modern building is constructed. im
Htructure will be 300 feet wide at tha
bottom, ton feet long and 3f feet high. It
will be constructed tn the shape of the
letter TJ. which will be used ae a apul
way to carry off the heavy floods of
frequent occurrence In that drainage a.s
trlct, the canal pasedna; out to the right
of the dam.
Ernest O. Horperm. engineer In charge
of the Oregon-California project, says the
dam may be oontructd for approximate
ly IGO.OjO lees than an earthen and con
crete dam of the name dimensions. The
plan, of fvuch a struct uro was developed
in the Portland ofrrce and has been ap
proved by the engineers at Washington.
Should It prove a success It will have
a tendency to revolutionise dam-bulldlng
throughout the country. Bids Tor tne
construction of the dam will be opened
at the Portland office December 15.
W. H. Mason, of Klamath Falla. was
tha cheapest bkider for the excavation of
the canal between Lost River ana
Klamath River, the announcement being
made yesterday. Has bid was Wl.307.
George Cooke St Sons, of Spokane, offered
to do the work for $71,830, and the tender
of John Brogan. of Green Bay, Wis., was
ISS.SS. The blda will be sent to Wash
ington for approval and acceptance of
one. The contract Is expected: to oe
ready for signatures within two week a
The canal must be completed by De
cember SL 1911. and will drain Tule Lake,
the bottom of which In considered to be
extremely rich soil. The waters of Lost
Rtver. which have heretofore run Into
Tule Lake, will be used for Irrigation on
lands south of Klamath Falle.
COMBERS BREAKING INSIDE
Master of Rose City Believes That
Shoal In Forming.
Captain Mason, of the steamer Rose
City, who causes careful soundings to
be made whenever tha vessel enters
and leaves the Colombia, cays that he
has noticed a change In that vicinity.
irurnt cn-E'.uGKxea.
Dm te Arrlra
Kama. From. Data
ltrcja. ...... Hongkong... In port
Breakwater. . ..Coos Bar. In port
Oeo. W. Elder. .Fan Pedre....In port
Reae City. . . ...an Pedre.... It, port
Golden Gate. . Tt:iamook. .. . Dec. 7
Alliance.. ..... Eureka. ..... .Dee. 8
Roanok baa r-edro. .. . Deo. 11
Fee H. Klmore. Tillamook. ... Dee. 10
Falcon. .......San Francisco Deo. J 4
Rear. ......... Saa Pedre. ...Dec Is
. . ban Pedre.
. Indefl
Ki
arena
Breakwater.
Geo. W. Rider.
Golden Gate..
Knee Cltr.....
Alliance
ftue H. Elmore.
Roanoke......
Falcoo. .......
Beaver.
For Data
Hongkong. ...Dec 6
..Coos Bar.... Deo. a
.Fan Pedre. ... Dec T
Tillamook. ... Deo. 8
.San Pedro.... Dec. 8
.Eureka...... .Dec 10
. Tillamook. ... Dec 12
.Fan Pedro... Dec 14
fan FranclscoDeo. 18
Fan Pedro... Deo. 18
baa Pedro..
. Indof t
When the Rose City crossed In Sunday
morning combers were breaking over
a stretch Captain Mason designates aa
being bounded by Ko. 1 buoy and the
midchannel buoys on the north and
by the end ot the Jetty and No. 41 buoy
on the south.
While at San Francisco Captain
Mason discussed the work being done
at the entrance with Captain Bolles.
local Inspector there. Captain Bolles.
who Is familiar with Columbia River
conditions, said he thought a crust had
formed at the entrance of about the
same hardness as sand on the beaches
at low tide. He advocates the use of
steel drag, constructed In the form
of a rake. He argues that If the teeth
are made sufficiently long to reach a
depth of six Inches, the crust can be
destroyed and the current given an op
portunity to wnin seaward the second
lower formation, which he says la virtu
ally quicksand. Much the same work Is
being accomplished by the dredge
Chinook. In addition to more than
000 tone of material that entera her
bins each trip across the bar. the aedl
ment la stirred to a large extent and
quantities are carried to sea.
Pomona in Service Again
Snowing few marks of her three
days stay on dry land, the steamer Po
mona, of the Tellow Stack line, arrived
at the Taylor-street dock last evening,
having been floated Sunday morning
from high ground above Sidney, where
she was beached In a fog. The river
fell so rapidly that It was thought th
craft was destined to remain there
week or more, but the rise of Saturday
permitted the steamer to be hauled
Into deep water with the assistance of
her capstan.
Government 'Watchmen Wanted.
For the second time this season Im
migration Inspector Barbour haa writ
ten to. Washington, requesting author
ity to employ six or seven deputies to
succeed private watchmen employed on
vessels bearing Chinese and Japanese
crews. That aliens escaped from for
etgn steamera In the Fall has aroused
the Ire of the head of the department,
who feels that Government men will
suffer similar losses In the future.
I.lqnor Shipments Heavy.
More than iOOO cases of liquor ar
rived Sunday evening on the steamer
Rose City. This Is said to be the larg
est cargo of Intoxicants delivered here
In years. Tne- steamer also bore
good-alxed cargo of other consign
ments. She will load outward with,
capacity load.
Research Publication Planned.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene,
Or.. Dec. 8. (Special.) As a supple
ment to the university extension work.
a faculty committee Is Investigating the
advisability of launching an additional
publication at the university,' to be
known aa the University Chronicle. It
1b proposed to devote the space of the
new Journal almost entirely to reports
of the research work which Is being
done In the various departments. tin-
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Mr. Wilson was for a number,
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ass you 10 Deiieve me. i aon v asK
you to take my word for what I say g
.U,,W MU .1 l.ULlll.jll, lOll WJU 'II
convince you if you have any doubts.
I WILL TREAT YOU
FREE
Xot
Hollar Need Be Paid
I'nleea Cored.
for one week If yon desire to pro re that I can cure you. I have spent
thousands to develop my treatment, and I know what It will do. Don't
experiment elsewhere. Try my treatment free, and be convinced that
I can cure you.
While the ordinary doctor lo experimenting and making; mlatakca, I
aoeermpliah cures. See me now.
$5.00 AND $10.00 IS ALL I CHARGE FOR CURING SOME CASES
MT PRICES ARB AXWAT9 THE LOWEST, no matter where you
ro. There Is a reason my practice Is the largest, my offices are the
l&rgrest, I am prepared to treat the laxgreet numbers. Therefore I can
cure you the cheapest. Having- the most experienced and best scien
tific treatment to be had, I can cure you the quickest. If you have
any trouble whatever, come to me. w
COJVSULTATTOPr AND EIXABIN ATTOX FREE
at office or by mail. One personal visit Is preferred, but If this is 1m
' practicable, write us a full and unreserved history of your case and pret
our opinion free. Many cases cured at home. Medicines fresh from
our own laboratory, $1.50 to $6.50 per course.
Honn A. M. It 8 P. M. Sundaya, 10 to 12.
ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO., Inc.
CORKER SCTOID A.XD YAMHILL T8., PORTLAND, OR.
I Am Never in Doubt
I am never In doubt as to what
the results from my treatment
will be. Day after day for 25
years I have been curing case
after case of the several ailments
peculiar to men. No case comes
to me now, the like of which I
have not treated scores of times
In the past, and I can always say
definitely whether I will be able
to effect a permanent cure. I
never hold out false hopes or
make promises that I cannot ful
fill, and you can rely absolutely
upon any encouragement I may
be able to offer you. If I prom
ise you a cure, a cure will follow.
I Never Guess
experiment or take chances of
any sort. I attempt to cure only
those ailments that I have .been
curing for the past 25 years, and
I believe I am justified In saying
that I have learned all about
them. Were I lacking in knowl
edge pertaining to my specialty
I would never have attained my
present success, nor would I to
day be recognized as the leading'
specialist treating men's ail
ments. If afflicted, you can de
pend upon It that the service I
offer you is the service you need,
and Is eervice such as can be
rendered by no other physician.
Specific Blood Poison
Ko dangerous minerals to drive
the virus to the Interior, but
harmless, blood-cleansing reme
dies that remove the last poison
ous taint.
I0D PAY
WHEN
CURED
Consultation Free
- The JLeadlnp Specialist.
a
My practice is the largest be
cause I invariably fulfill my prom
ises. Varicose Veins
Under my treatment the most
Aggravated cases of varicose vel ns
are cured in a few days' time.
There is no pain, and it is seldom
necessary that the patient be de
tained from his occupation. Nor
mal circulation is at once restored
and the natural processes of waste
and repair are again established.
If you are afflicted with varicose
veins consult me at once. Delays
can but bring on aggravated con
ditions and nervous complications
involve the general heaUJri.
Contracted Ailments
In the treatment of contracted
ailments I offer a service such as (
no other physician can render. The
remedies I employ have a most
thorough and positive action in
cleansing the membranes of all in
fection. My manner of application
removes every possibility of re
lapse or a chronic stage. My cures
are not only thorough, but are ac
complished in the briefest time
possible.
Office Honrs D A M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 to 1 Only.
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
234V3 Morrison Street, Corner Second, Portland, Oregon
I 1 j I
8. H WAJ JIMO.
NEW CHINESE MEDICINE
COMPANY OPEN
This Chinese doctor and pharmaceutist, of Wal Jlns; Chi
nese Herb A Root Medicine. Company, la American born ana
a citizen. When 4 years of age he went to China with hla
parents and ot a good, education In the schools of that land.
Obtaining- the honor of Doctor of Medicine, he was permit
ted to praotloe In the Canton Medical College and to study
the eminent physicians' prescriptions of centuries.
For six years In New Tork'city he waa president of tha
Oriental Hospital, where he had such wonderful success with
his medications. While there in New York City he roetSeld
Back. Jr., ot Portland, and was induced to come to Portland
and open an office. Any man, woman or child with any In
ternal, external or eruptive disease who will coma to my
office can secure free consultation and examination.
XX yon can't call, wxlte and set diagnosis and remedies.
S. H.WAI JING CO.
S01H First, near Columbia.
IS OUR FEE
Pay When Cured
Wl faara ersry known remedy aa-
nJlanca xor TiUtATUia roc. Our ax.
parlenc la aa areas and varlea tnat aa
ana oi ine aumcuu oi aiea IB new LO
COMB IN A."I TALK IT OVER.
eeneral JUetoUltr, Weak Kcms, la.
avuila Kesuils ot exposure, overwore
and otner Yiolatleaa of Aetore'a lasts.
Inseaaee of stlaadcr aaa Kiaaer. Vast.
Veioa, aaicaJy ui pcrissBcsur
uia at assail eistsu and n t.La
uon from ouslneaa. k
SPUC1A1. AILME.MS NewlT coa
tracted and cnronlo caaea cured. All
burnlBt. Itcnlnar and Inflammation
stopped In 14 tiours. Cures effected la
seven nays. v;onauitauon xree. xx ua
aole to call, write for list of .question.
Office noun a A. m. to a i. i
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only.
PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CO.
XMVk WASHINGTON WSUJUBt,
Cornea? FIrefc
. 1U1II . I- All
Aw. cured man
K ullttei
tatt. S 1 CMAi
remeuios
MEN AND WOMEN CURED
The famous
Chinese. Dra.
S. K. Chan,
with their
Chinese reme
dies of herbs
and roota
cure wonder,
fully. It has
n y
rs
u . . mi. wnen vmer
have fauod. Sure cure lor chronic prj-
! i n t nervousness, blood poi
son, rheumatism, asthma, pneumonia.
bladder, money, cuu "--
1.1 .Anonmntlon. stomach disorders
and other diseases of all klnda Reme
dies harmless. Jio operation. Exam
ination free. Call or write to
The S. K. Chan Chinese jneinne
12 V Morrison St., between First and
oecona. rorijanu. mcfitfu.
XOtX'O MIXG CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
Our remedies sr. composed
ot the choicest roots, herbs
and barks and are sure to
cure to stay cured. All
chronic diseases of men
end women a specialty. If
J you cannot call, send for
svrr.ptoms blanic. s
Taylor St., bet. Second and
Third. Portland. Oreon.
In Edinburgh waste naoer to be placed
upon the pavement for the street cleaners
must be tied in bundles.
1 li T
t .1 I
DR. GREEN
GCAIt-VNTEE TO
MEN
Our g-uarantee No
Money Required Un
til Satisfied 1 your
absolute protection.
Consultation, exami
nation and medicines
free. Our specialty Ib
All Ailments of Men.
What you want is a
cure. Come to us anr
get It- Hours dally, i
to 5. Evenings. 7 to
8. Sundays, 10 to 1
DR. GREEN CO.
393 Washington St., Portland. Or.
DOCTOK
Tee A Son's Medicine Co. spent
lifetime study of herbs and re
search In China ; was granted
diploma by the Emperor; guar
antees cure an ailments oi
men and women when others
falL If you suffer, call or
write to TEE ft SON'S MET1-
CIVE CO.. 142 First. Cor.
L. T, YEE Alder, Portland, Or.