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CHANNEL'S LEAST
DEPTH 27.5 FEET
Government Survey Shows
Entrance Deepens One
Foot in Year.
AVERAGE IS 28.5 TO 29
Jell- Attains Object and Swirl of
Currents Is pigging Constantly,
Crust .Vow Gone Deep
Holes Found by Load.
In three channels that exist today at
the entrance to the Columbia River
the depth at average low watv i from
SS'j to Z3 feet. The survey completed
by the Government last month, which
was Klven out officially yesterday by
Major Mrlndoe. Corps of Engineers.
L. S. A.. Is based on the plane of mean
lower low water, or on the lowest
tide every II hours, which Is 1.3 feet
below mean low water or the average
tide. That establishes the depth In two
Harrow channels as 17 feet and In the
main road. 100i feet wide, the least
depth Is ITS feet.
In one year the depth has Increased
tne foot and the end that has been
sought through the building of the
south jetty Is realized, though there
re greater possibilities for the next
year, as the trestle will be extended a
considerable distance before work
ceases In November.
Added to the bare gains shown Is a
condition reported to exist at the en
trance of the first time In the history
cf channel Improvements at that point.
Across the entire entrance the sand
or bed scours continually, every move
ment of the tide carrying quantities
ef the material seaward. The constant
deepening Is not only shown In that
and In the story told by the leadline,
but across the entrance la a succession
ef large depressions or holes that are
being Joined as the changes follow and
must In time form new channels and
really one great cut.
Crnt at Bottom Disappears. .
In the mass of data forwarded to
Major Mclndoe are Included many ob
servations of the surveying party,
among the most Important of which is
the Information that as the lead lines
were cast In following out each range,
settling of the lead showed that the
"crust'" was gone from the bottom. That
Is taken by the engineers to Indicate
without question that the gradual con
finement of the Immense flow from
the Columbia to the space between the
end of the Jetty and the Washington
aide has developed scouring that Is
wearing away a sand formation which
a few years ago formed a barrier where
the low-tide depth was but 14 feet.
In the frolics of the currents another
formation Is shown. That Is a shoaling
along the Jetty on the Inside, from a
point south of new work of the last
few seasons. This will necessitate the
construction of spurs Into the river
where material will be dumped to form
arms to Insure that sediment Is carried
to the depths outside the entrance.
That, however. Is a minor undertaking
as compared with the main project and
will be rushed next season when the
finishing work Is under way.
Deep Water Area Grows.
"The survey shows a general move
ment to the northwest of the opening,
through the bar of 2500 feet and the
movement of the best channel through
an area of 35Crt feet In the same direc
tion." said Major Mclndoe. "The width
of the opening between J4-foot con
tours has remained practically the same
as last year that Is 0'rt feet. The con
trolling depths across that area, from
deep m ater Inside to deep water outside,
vary from IS to feet. There are
two narrow channels with a least depth
tf 17 f-el and one channel. lying be
tween them and l00 feet wide, has a
least depth of ITS feet, which Is an
Increase of one foot over the maximum
controlling depth a year ago.
"Immediately Inside many changes
have taken place, as an extensive deep
water area has developed with depths
from 30 to 3S feet, extending from the
end of the Jetty to the southeast end
f Peacock Spit. Immediately east of
the deep water area and lying between
It and the Inside 30-foot contours, some
hoallnc has taken place, but the 30
foot contour has receded about SSOo
feet. The extreme western point of
Clatsop Spit shows an advance of J0
foot contours of about 1000 feet, al
though the same contour on the west
erly side of Teacock Spit has changed
little.
"Results shown hir the survey are
on the whole most satisfactory. There
are evidently great changes taking
place and one of the most promising
features U the fact that the bar Is
filled with deep holes. Indicating that
at any time a deeper channel may
develop."
NAVAJO GETS I.OnG CHARTER
Steamer Will I-atcr II. ntted for
Tassenicer Trade.
Further evidence that Pates Chesa
fcrouah. as t-e backers of the California
A At.anrlo wteamsntp Company, are on
t:iat route to stay Is the fact that the
new steamer Navajo, which Is at the
North Bank dock In command of Captain
Ahlln on her first voyage, has been
.-bartered by those Interests from
Pwayne A Hoyt. the principal owners,
for a period of three years. The Navajo
has been In the f!et for several weeks,
but was operated south of San Francisco
until the present trip.
In constructing the steamer provision
was made for passenger accommoda
tions, as she was Intended for perma
rent operation on the Coast, between
Tertland and California harbors, but
owing to the basis on which the Cali
fornia at Atlantic Pteamshtp Company's
project was launched, the carrying of
live freight was not taken Into con
sideration and the Navajo was com
pleted principally for cargo purposes.
1'rovlsion was made for the Installation
of staterooms later, and It Is said that
11 cabin accommodations could be pro
vided for. while her social ball and
otrer general assembly apartments are
sufficiently large for that service. The
steamer Is of steel and Is modern In
equipment. It Is said that there Is a
good passenger business to be estab
lnhed from California to the Isthmus,
and that frequent requests are made for
reservations.
SHIP SCOTTISH MOORS IS ROIJ
orweirlan Will Sail Vcssc-l That
Carried January Wheat.
Vews was yesterday received that the
Frltish ship Scottish Moors, which
cleared from here with wheat January
a for the United Kingdom, had been sold
to Norwegian iui"
tT pound. Si. wn d w,t
built in ISA and for a vessel of that
age the amount received Is regarded as
a favorable figure.
The Scottish Moors was owned by G.
VTlndrara A Co.. of Liverpool, who of
fered her for sale through an agency
on her arrival at Antwerp recently. The
British ship Segura. which sailed from
Puget Sound with wheat last season,
was offered for sale, but withdrawn on
a bid of 1500 pounds, and the British
hark Clssie was withdrawn at Z0
pounds. The latter was formerly the
Drumblalr. During the past year Brit
ish owners have disposed of a large
fleet of windjammers, while there has
been an Increase in steam tonnage.
Marine Notes.
Instead of leaving this morning the
French bark Marechal de Gontaut will
be towed from the harbor at noon,
bound for Australia and New Zealand.
All shipping offices, the Custom
House and other establishments con
nected with Portlands maritime in
terest will remain closed today.
On her first trip from Tillamook
since damaging her propeller and
shaft, the steamer Golden Gate ar
rived last night and will aatl tomor
row. Among plane under consideration by
the Standard Oil Company for the Im
provement of Its delivery service on
the Coast is the construction of a new
steamer with a capacity of Bi.000 bar
rels. In the latest bulletin of Waterhouse
A Company It is set forth that the
BTEAMXK INTELLIGENCE.
Dae to Arrive.
Name. From. Data
Navajo Falboe In port
Koe City San redro. ... In port
Cnlrten Gate. .. Tillamook.. .. In port
rtrtakwaier. .. .Coos BT In port
Bavocean Bayocean. . . . July o
tnn;.y Dollar. Haioa juiy
RyrJa Honskona July
Alliance Eureka Ju.y o
Sue H. E'.more. Tl..amook. ... July T
c,. W. Elder. . San I'l'io.... July T
Braver San Pedro July J
Fa. con tan Francisco July 7
Antll Bandon July 9
I'.oanoke Fan filtfo. .. . July 10
Kumerlc Manila July 10
Jt.p fin Vidro July 12
Henrlk Ibsen. . Jtonskons July 13
Hercules .Honskona. ...Aug. 10
S-rathlyoa Hongkong Aug. IS
Scheduled te Depart,
Name. For. Data.
Navajo Coos Bay July 6
Breakwater. ...Palboa July 5
Oo.den Gate... i lllsmook. .. . July B
HoeeCltv Fan Pedro. . . . J uly T
I ay ocean Bayoccan. ... July 8
Alliance Eureka July 8
tiro. W. Elder. Ban Diego. . .. July
Anvil... Bandnn .July 10
Ktlcon ... San Francisco July 10
Sue II. Elmers. Tillamook. ...July 11
S'anle Dollar. Belhoa Juiv 13
Bearer Fan Pedro.... July 11
Roanoke Fan IHeao. ... luiv lit
Bear Fan Pedro. ... July 17
Kumerlc -Manila July 17
Hymjm Hongkong. ... July SO
Henri k Ibsen. . Hongkong. .. . Aug. lo
Hercules. ..... Hongkong. ...Aug. S3
lralh!on. ... .Hongkong. . . .Sept. 13
steamer Kumerlc sailed from Yoko
hama for Portland and Puget Sound
June 33. that the Lucerlc was at Hong
kong July 1. the Ortertc arrived at Yo
kohama June 24 and the Suveric was
at Tacoma July I. on the way to Yoko
hama from Portland.
Commander J. M. Elllcott will de
part for San Francisco Thursday even
ing to board the cruiser Maryland as
her commander, his connection with
the Seventeenth Lighthouse District be
ing severed tomorrow.
In the Merchants Exchange report
yesterday it was shown that the British
ship Inveravon. from Portland, passed
Cappa July 1. The French bark Buff on.
an old trader here, sailed from Havre
for Portland June 29.
There yesterday entered at the Cus
tom-House the steamers Northland.
Navajo. Lakme. Maverick and Rose
City, from San Francisco, with the J.
A. Chanslor from Monterey. The Lak
me and Maverick cleared for Seattle
and the Chanslor for Monterey.
Joseph Mann, formerly chief engin
eer of the steamer Alliance and lately
on the lighthouse tender Heather, went
out yesterday as chtef engineer of the
steamer Sue II. Elmore, with Joseph
Htggings as assistant engineer. Chiet
Engineer Linn resigned from the ves
sel.
Fred Baumgartner. representing: the
Elmore Interests, announces that the
new gasoline vessel built for the Coast
run and launched recently at North
Bend, will not be placed In regular
service until after July 15, and her
first voyage from Portland will be
made the occasion of considerable In
terest to mercantile firms.
Adhering to a custom that has been
In vogue for years In the Shaver Trans
portation Company of giving all crews
freedom each National holiday, the
steamers "Wauna. No Wonder. Si. F.
Henderson and Sarah Dixon came tip
from the lower river yesterday after
noon and will remain In port until to
morrow. Reports received yesterday by As
sistant Superintendent Overbaugh. of
the o.-w. K. A N. water lines, prompted
him to class Saturday's business as
the heaviest In the history of Ash
street dock for a single day. the
steamer T. J. Potter having left at 1
o clock for Megler with nearly 350
beachers and the steamers Hassalo and
Harvest Queen, sailing at night, had
all berths filled and heavy lists of
freight.
Movement of Veseels.
PORTLAND. July 3. Arrived (steamer
Northland, from nan Francisco: steamer
Golden Cate. from Tillamook: steamer
Breakwater, from Cons Bay. balled Meam-
er Fuo H. Elmore, for Tillamook: steamer
Lakme. for fceaule: steamer Maverick, for
bea de-
Fan Francisco. July S. Arrived Fteam-
rs I'laresnon". from Wlllapa: Coronido and
Chehalta. front Oray Harbor; Elisabeth,
from Bandon: Klamath, from Belllnrham:
tug Columbia, from Coos Hay. Sailed
Pteamero Daisy Freeman, and laqua. for
urmys Harbor.
Condition at the mouth of th river at
ft P. M. Weather, cloudy; wind, southeast
13 miles: sea. smooth.
Astoria. July 3 Left up at ft A. M..
steamer Onldn Gate, from Tillamook. Ar
rived at 7 and left up at I I i A. M.
Fteamer Breakwater, from Coos Bay. Sailed
at r. M. Schooner Balboa, from Calais
,'oloea. Arrived down at lo:3n A. M. and
sailed at S P. M. Norwegian steamer Elaa,
tor livcl ney.
Cappa. July t. Passed British bark ln
veraxon. from Portland, for I.lmerlck.
Havre. June . called. French bark
Button, for Portland.
Foint Reyes. Julv 3. Passed at 10 A- M..
tug Dauntless, with log raft In tow, from
A l on, for ban Diego.
Tide at Astoria Taeoday.
High Water. Low Water.
T:S3 A. M....HJ feet 1:44 A. M 0 feet
7:ii: P. M 8.1 fe.; 1:3 4 P. M IS feet
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Illinois ex-Governor Says In
surgents Are Weak.
HARMON TO HEAD TICKET
Ohio's Chief Executive Democratic
a
Favorite, Is Belief, of Yates Lor
lmer Innocent, Ho Declares.
America's Future Lauded.
"There Is no question In my mind but
that President Taft will be renominat
ed by the Republican party and re
elected by the people," said Richard
Yates. ex-Governor of Illinois, at the
Portland yesterday. "The insurgent
movement is not developing the
strength ites promoters had expected
and It is oltogther doubtful If they
will be able to make any kind of a
showing In the National convention.
"Governor Harmon, of Ohio, undoubt
edly will head the Democratic ticket.
His running-mate probably will be
Governor Woodrow 'Wilson, of New Jer
sey. This appears to be the general
concensus of opinion throughout the
East. With Carter Harrison for Gov
ernor of Illinois, and he can have the
nomination if he wants it. the Demo
crats would have a strong: ticket next
year.
Lorlmer Charge Denied.
Having been a witness before the
Congressional committee that is In
vestigating the scandal surrounding
the election of United States Senator
Lorlmer. of Illinois. Mr. Yates declined
to discuss the investigation other than
emphatically to express his confidence
In the accused Senator.
"Senator Lorlmer and I have been
life-long friends." he explained, "and
I certainly do not believe him guilty.
I will go farther and say that I do
not believe Senator Lorlmer capable of
doing the things with which he la
charged."
Mr. Yates Is the son of Richard Yates.
Sr.. who served as Governor of Illinois
during the Civil War. The son became
Governor of the same state in January,
1901. Just 40 years after his father was
Inaugurated.
Speaker Is ex-Editor.
While studying law. Mr. Yates was
employed a reporter on a dally paper
In the college town, being elevated to
the city editorship before he had con
cluded his law studies. It was while
serving In this capacity that he had an
experience which affords him a good
laugh even now when he thinks of It,
"Armed with a formidable-looking
club, Mike O'Kourke. an illiterate rest
dent of the town, entered my office
one day and. thrusting a copy or the
paper into my face, demanded to know
if I had written an Item he indicated
with hia finger," said Mr. Yates. "I
Informed the visitor that I had, but be
fore permitting the fellow to become
mora violent. I inquired the reason for
the vielt. It seems some practical
Joker had called Mike's attention to
the Item and represented to him that
it related the fact that he had been
on a protracted spree and had seriously
neglecting his family. As a matter of
fact, the Item was a brief personal
mention, detailing the fact that Mike
was enjoying a visit from his grand
daughter. Being Irish myself, I man
aged to make a satisfactory explana
tion and my subscriber left the office
ent'rely eatlsfled."
Mr. Yates Is on the Pacific Coast at
this time filling a series of Chautauqua
engagements. He arrived yesterday
from San Francisco and today will be
the principal speaker at the opening of
the Willamette Valley Chautauqua As
sociation at Gladstone Park. Before re
turning to his home in Springfield. 111.,
where he is practicing law, Mr. Yates
will also lecture at Seattle and Astoria.
"The Evolution of Patriotism" will
be the subject of Mr. Yates lecture at
Gladstone today. "I shall take an op
timistic view of my subject," said the
ex-Governor yesterday. "I believe that
with all our faults we are the best yet."
ARNA IS REPORTED COMING
Tramp KiFh 'Will Go to Paget Sound
Tolnts.
Portland people may view the new
Norwegian tramp Arm, which has ar
rived at San Francisco from the At
lantic side with coal for the Govern
ment, if information passed along the
beach yesterday Is to be credited. It
was given out that J. J. Moore A Co.
will bring the vessel here to load lum
ber. It was known that the vessel was
being figured on by other Interests for
spot loadtng, but was not to be sent
to Portland. So far as could be learned
the Arna was not offered generally
for engagement.
The British steamer Klsh. a carrier
that will load close to 4,000,000 feet, has
been fixed to work cargo on Puget
Sound. The Norwegian steamer Elsa,
which finished at St. Helens Sunday
afternoon, made a good run down the
river and though she arrived at As
toria at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing her affairs were closed so that at
6 o'clock she passed to sea, heading
for Sydney. The British tramp Ethel
wolf, working at Inman-Poulsen's. Is
making progress with her cargo and
will add a material Increase to the
lumber exports for July.
CUSTOM MEN WATCH VESSELS
Wireless Law In Effect and Warn
ings Are Given.
When the steamer Alliance left As
toria Saturday officers of the Custom
House warned her skipper regarding the
new wireless law, which went into ef
fect that day. because a wireless opera
tor had been delayed In reaching the
vessel from Seattle. She was recently
equipped with the aero apparatus and
nothing remained but to sign an opera-
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fc x Aiier me Diisxer would open,
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This condlt Ion continued for four or five years,
without getting any better, and In fact got
worse all the time, so much so that my wife
became alarmed lest it prove fatal.
During all this time of bolls and eczema.
I doctored with the best physicians of this
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I decided to try Cutieura Remedies, which I
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tor. The law sets forth that passenger
steamers having a combined crew and
between ports miles distant, must
conform to the law.
The Alliance was within the limit, as
she put out for Coos Bay, and unless
she proceeded to Eureka, the end of her
run usually, there would be no qestlon
raised. The Department of Commerce
and Labor has instructed all Collectors
of Customs to enforce the law to the
letter, as over a year has elapsed since
it was passed. Heavy penalties are to
be Imposed for all infringements, and
besides the customs force the Govern
ment has three inspectors in charge of
districts In the United States who will
supervise the enforcement.
RAFT MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Steamers Run Throngb Derelict Logs
From Other but Xo Daniage Done.
SAN FRAXCISCO. July 3. (Special.)
The log: raft which left Astoria sev
eral days ago for San Diego is making
good progress down the Coast, accord
ing to vessels arriving here. The
steam schooner Arctic passed the tug
and her heavy tow at 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon 10 miles off Fort Bragg.
The mammoth raft was intact and
making: good weather of it.
The San Francisco raft which broke
up while In tow of the steamer Francis
H. Lcggett. is pretty well scattered off
the southern coast. Craft from the
south have been steaming through a
huge lot of logs, but no damage from
the derelict has been reported.
Lumber receipts today amounted to
2,250.000 fee.
The Simpson Lumber Company s tug
Columbia came in today from Coos Bay
for an overhauling.
Among today's arrivals was the
Standard Oil Company's tank Tuscarora.
from MUke. in ballast. She was sent
to quarantine for fumigation for rats.
The cruiser Marolehead is steaming
along the southern coast on her an
nual cruise with the members of the
California Naval Militia on board.
The turbiner Yale, of the Pacific
Navigation Company, arrived from Los
Angeles today with 665 passengers,
which Is the largest crowd ever han
dled on the lower coast.
Dried Fruits at New York.
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Cheeae steady. Dairies, ueilc: Twins.
lJc: Young Americas, 12jjl2c: Long
Horns. 13c.
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can grive every honest assurance of
prompt and satisfactory results.
Rapid, oertain. thorough cures for
a small fee on easy payments have
made my practice the most suc
cessful in Portland today. I will
show you immediate benefit, cure
you for half the expense and In
less time than will be done else
where, or it will not cost you a
cent.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
9 to S, 7 to 8 Dally, Sunday 10
to IS.
Examination Advice Free.
J. J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. D.
Rooms 300-10-11.
Merchants' Trust Bids.
Cor. 6th and 'Washington.
Portland, Or.
BLOOD POISON
Cured by the new European Injection
method, scientifically administered by
us. Accurate blood tests made. Cures
effected tn one treatment.
General Debility, Weak rvea, In
somnia Re tilts of exposure, overwork
and other violatlona of N'ature'a laws.
Diseases of Bladder and Kidneys, Vnrt
eoat Veins, quickly and permanently
cured lit small expense.
SPECIAL AILMENTS Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. AH
burning, itching and Inflammation
stopped In 24 hours. Cures effected in
seven days. Consultation free. If un
able to call, write for list of questions.
Office Houra 9 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only.
PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CO.
S4 WASHINGTON" STREET,
Corner First, Portland, Ore-ton.
BING CHONG, CHI
NESE DOCTOR
Made of Chinese herbs and
root medicine cures all
kinds diseases of the heart,
lungs, liver, stomach, kid
ney, blood troubles of man
and woman when others
fall. If you suffer, call or
write to lOStt Sd St.. room
A. cor. Morrison.
SU A If V Varreoa weakaeai Is a dieeaae tbat
11 H l I cms be enrad. All Barrou paople
UPBltAlie have tfalD, watarr blood. Ik doa not
ffftfl VUUd aonrlAb or jure atroDgln. Barlcb
P . tba blood aad Uiara will b bo
EO PLE abaky, aerToua teellBf. Oo to any
drug ator- or aand to na for
mvmfn bumd and nkbtb tonic
Tacee Tableei wllionxaaaT aaaa at aarvouaaeaa. 7e a
baa. lor free! write ar. laaiaie Ca, railadalpbia, fa.
EEN
Jiff
3aS?
Danger Lurks in Neglect
SECURE THE SERVICES OF
"THE FOREMOST SPECIALISTS"
"HONEST TREATMENT FOSITIYE RESULTS"
$s.oo
My Fee in Many Cases
CURED IN
FIVE DAYS
VARICOSE VEUHS
OBSTRUCTIONS
PILES
FISTULA.
ire Detention from
Business or Home.
Jfo Severe OpemHona.
Many Cases Thoroughly
Cnred In One Treatment.
I have Proof for Every
Statement I Make.
Examination and Consultation Free
aW iN&RMCiieSB JTur
SATISFACTORY TREATMENT.
Medicines furnished from my own laboratory, H-M t. M.M per
eaanot call, write for particulars. Many oases ara ourabU at homo. Hours
to P. M. Sundays 10 to Is.
ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO.
tSOH T AM HILL ST., COB. BECOTCD ST.
1 : v:c' iis v V-'. f
Vr ' -Si J
V"V aTaWaVe V W "WaT.aT.aaW J .rawsv . v vases,
. P Poison, Piles, Fistula, Etc
DR. A. G. SMITH.
I am the only specialist In Port
land who doea not advertise a fic
titious name or photograph.
I publish my true photograph,
correct name, personally conduct
my office. I am the moat success
ful and reliable, as medical cre
dentials and press records prove.
I make this statement so that you
will know you consult a true spe
cif! Hat, who sees and treats pa
tients personally. I possess skill
and experience, acquired In such n
way that no other can share, and
should not be classed with medical
companies. It la Impossible for
a medical company to attend col
lese. Companies have no diplomas
or license to practice medicine In
Orecon or any other state. Medi
cal companies usually are named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality and Identity are In
definite, la aelected and published
a the iraitlmate specialist of the
office. Hired substitutes, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
give consultation, examination and
treatment.
"eoe" FOR BLOOD POISON.
I use Professor Ehrlich's wonderful new discovery, "606." in cases
of Specific Blood Poison. It is the greatest marvel of medical science.
His new remedy has been successfully U3ed in thousands of cases. Let
me explain it to you.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
Office Kosni 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
I invite you to come to my office. I will explain to you my treat
ment for Varicose Veins, Hernia, Nervous Debility, Blood Poison, Piles,
Fistula Bladder, Kidney, Prostatic and all Men's Ailments, and give
you FREE a physical examination; If necessary a microscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions.
DR. A. G. SMITH
MEN CURED
$5 to $15
By DR. LINDSAY, the Eminent, Long
Established Specialist
WHY PAY MORE
for inferior treatment when you can get the
very best medical attention at a fee of from
ONE-FOURTH to ONE-HALF that charged
by other specialists with my reputation? Re
member that you are not asked to pay for
any experiments or any failures. If your
case will not yield to treatment I can ascer
tain that at the first examination, ana ww
frankly tell you so and give you advlca how
to tako care of yourself.
MY SPECIALTIES ARE Nervons Debility,
Illood Ailments. Piles, Varicose Veins, Rup
tures, Kidney, Bladder and all ailments pecu
liar to men.
COME AND CONSULT US FREE OF A-LL CHARGE.
DR. LINDSAY
THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST.
Cnrner Alder and Second Streets. Entrance K8V4 Second Street, Port
land, Or. Office Hoori 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundaya 10 A. M. to 1 p. M.
jTO-NIGHT J
My Claims Are Founded on Cures
If yon are -a weak, ailing- man. atop and think
what you could accompllah If you were strong and
well what a aouroe of happlneaa. good health and
robust strength would be to you.
It takes more strength to be sick than well It
takes mora etrength to live under tba conditions
of Illness than ft does when la health.
All nr life I have been studying this problem
curing complain ta of man restoring to strength
weak, ailing man.
I know that I can quickly and surely restore
you to health.
aty immense practice, ray large medical ofdoea
are the reault el ourea sure, certain. I oan our
yoo.
YOU CAN PAY AFTER CURED
INQUIRE
Investigate for yourself. REMERBER, IT COSTS
TOU NOTHING to have the opinion of the beat.
A thorough, palnataklng EXAMINATION given
aoh and every person by ma personally.
WEAKNESS
T any man who Is suffering from WEAKNESS
rUNCTIONAU DECLINE, or PROSTATIC DIS
EASES let me aak you the queetion: Will you put
your time agalnat mlnaT If I fall to oure, MT
SERVICES COST TOU NOTHING. This remark
able treatment you can only procure from MJU. It
con elats of 11 TREATMENTS NO MORE. NO
LB83. E.ch and every treatment Is given by me,
as It Is too valuable to Intrust to an aaslatant.
X oan cure you and make you ae well aa you
irar were la your life. I will tone up your sys
tem, cleanse the polaon from your blood, give you
a healthy oolor to your cheeks, a brlghtnaej to
your eye, so that In a very short time you would
not know that you ever had a aUk day In your
life.
ABSOLUTE CURES
Tea can't afford to experiment with yotsr
HEALTH AND STRENGTH. , r T
My long yeari of experience as a SPECIALIST
in dlseasea peoullar to men have proved to me
that 0 per cent of the men are suffering from
one or more of the fallowing conditions:
VARICOSE) VKI!VS,
DISORDERS, RrPTTRB
Speolflo Blood Poison. Contracted Disorders, Kid
ney and Bladder Troubleaa. Fo.tra.tlo, PUease. Piles,
aad all Reflex Palvlo Ailments.
PORTLAND, OS.
(0 e
IN FIVE DAYS
VarlrAcA e.n c Rlnnrl
Xo Detention From Occupation,
Famllv or Home.
NO S E V E'R B OPERATIONS,
MANY CASES PERMANENTLY
CURED IN ONE TREATMENT.
MOST TIME-SAVING. MOST NAT
URAL.' MOST SAFE. A RADICAL
AND PERMANENT CURE. I
GIVE MY WORD AND WILL CITE
YOU TO OTHER MEDICAL AU
THORITIES THAT THIS IS A
FACT. I AM CERTAINLY PRE
PARED TO CURE BY EXPERI
ENCE AND EQUIPMENT. WHICH
ARE THE KEYSTONES TO SUC
CESS. I HAVE THE BEST
EQUIPPED MEDICAL OFFICE ON
THE COAST. I WILL GIVE ft0
TO ANY CHARITY AS A GUAR
ANTEE THAT EVERY STATE
MENT IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT
IS TRUE.
VARICOSE VEIXS.
impair vitality. I dally demon
strate that varicose veins can ba
cured in nearly all cases by one
treatment, in such a satisfactory
way that the vital parts are pre
served and strengthened, p a 1 n
ceases, swelling subsides, a
healthy circulation is rapidly re
established Instead of the depress
ing conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to tay cured or refund the
money.
234-3 Morrison
Corner of Second
Portland, Oregon
L. T. YEE & SONS
The Old. Reliable Chines
Doctor spent lifetime study of
herbs and research In China;
eras granted diploma by the
Emperor; aruaranteea curs all
ailments of men and women
when others fail. If yon sat.
fer. call or write to VEE
HONS MKDICINB CO.. IttVa
tint. Cor. Aider. -Portland, Oc.
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