TIIE MORNING OREGOXTAN, TITURSDAT, AUGUST 3. 1911.
16
CRUISE DRAWS
NIGH
Adjutant-General Finzer to Or
der Boston to Sail.
200 TO MAKE VOYAGE
Militiamen to Be Prilled for Ten
Days In Trip to Astoria Coos
Bay and Probably South
After Next Monday.
Orders will be Issued today from tha
eme of Adjutant-General W. E Flnaer.
of the Oregon National Otiard. for a -daya'
crulsa of tha Boston, carrying?
members of tha Oregon Naval Mllltla.
Tbi order will specify that tha voyaga
Is to begin Angus 1 and continue for
10 days, and that It la within tha discre
tion of Captain Reynolds, ranking; officer
of the organisation, to decide how tha
lima will be spent.
Supplies have already been delivered
noarj the cruiser and more will b
stowed before anchor Is welched Mon
day. It la planned to remain about two
days at Astoria, to participate in tha
Centennial exercises. Then tha Teasel
will proceed to Coos Buy to take on
two divisions of tha Mllltla.
Tha full organisation will probably
head for San Francisco to return a
visit paid last Summer by th cruiser
Marbtehead. carrying; the California
Naval Mllltla. or tha ship may stand off
shore, and cruise In tha open water for
tha allotted time, after which she wlil
return to Coos Bay. land home detach
ments there and proceed here with tha
Portland divisions.
Coos Bay Visit rianned.
Captain Beynolda intends to take tna
Boston to Coos Bay from Portland for a
tay of at least a month, during- which
tlma tha ahlp will be used as a floatlnf
armory, tha same as when aha Is at tha
convenience of local marine militiamen
while her.
In advance of the first annual cruise
there has been an Increase In applica
tions for enlistment, and while the com
plement of tha Boston haa been less In
tha regular service, aha will carry about
Jno men on tha voyage. From the mlnuta
th anchor Is raised here until It again
ends a resting; place with other "mud
hooka" in tha Willamette, the mllltla
sailors will be subjected to the rigid
discipline that characterise life In the
Navy. The duties prescribed aboard
ship will include drills with the ship's
guns and small arms, wlc-wagglng."
seamanship, navigation and dosens of
other dutlea Intended to advance tha
proficiency of tha elate eerrtce, that tha
militiamen may man the vessel and par
ticipate with the Government forces in
"maintaining a Pacific Coast patrol.
Buoys to Bo Placed.
Captain Reynolds Is expected home
from Marshfield In a few days to as
sume active command. Than prepara
tion for tha Journey will be hurried.
Inspector Beck, of tha seventeenth
lighthouse district. Issued orders yester
day for th tender Heather to proceed
to Coos Bay aa soon as possible and
without fall by August 1 to reptaca
buoya there In anticipation of the ar
rival of the Boeton. The subject waa
called to the attention of Inspector Beck
by the Perl of Coos Bay. It being pointed
out that since tha Government engi
neers had prosecuted dredging; In the
channel th buoya do not mark tha best
wster.
JETTT TRESTLE XEAIUXG END
Tramway Can Bo Completed This
fraon If Rock Is rwllvered.
But K bents remain to b driven to
complete the trestle of the aouth Jettyat
the mouth of the Columbia River. Th
bents are 1 feet apart, and It Is eatl
mated that tha work can b ended In
days, and that, if necessary, rock can be
dumped to the established "end of
line." as reported by Gerald Bagnall.
assistant engineer. Department of En
gineers, who Is in charge under the
direction of Major Mclndoe. Corps of
Enrlneers. V. 8. A.
-We are handling 4000 tons of rock
dally, with ten trains In operation, and
we could dump between 400 and 600
tons additional If material waa available.-
said Mr. Baa-nalL -Conditions
now are of tha best, as tha sea la
smooth and weather prospecte fin for
Jetty operation Of course w are
aiming to complete the trestle and
have the apron or first layer of rock
dumped about the pillar at the outer
end to protect It from Winter storms,
but If that is not done we will follow
the same plan as last year and re
mov th bents of the trestle at th
end to prevent damage. If the apron
Is placed It will b aurflclent to hold
th piling, and next season th enrock
ment can be completed to the estab
lished height."
Th delivery of rock will be carried
on as Ions; aa the season continues
favorable, and aa work waa not eus
pended last year until November It
may be prosecuted as long- this year.
TILLAMOOK PLEASES SKIPPER
w Schooner la Good Carrier and
Make Fair Time.
Captain O. F. Antonsen. of tha new
gasoline schooner -Tillamook, which la
loading at Couch-street dock for her
Initial trip to Oregon coast ports, ear
that ahe la an excellent aea vessel, and
In point of strength and g-eneral worthi
ness is what her appearance indicates,
a counterpart of a steam schooner on a
small a-ale. Bhe salla tonight.
The Tillamook haa a length of 12S
feet, beam of ta.4 feet and depth of hold
of 11 feet She will carry tons desd
welgbt and haa a draft light of stx feet
snd of 11 ft loaded. It la expected
that she will develop lot, knots, aa she
made an average of eight and a half
knots on her trip from North Bend. She
will not operate to the smaller coast
porta It being Intended that the gaso
line schooner Patsy, du to arrive In
about two weeks, will run between
Portland and harbors where the en
trances are shoal. Captain Antonsen
waa formerly mate on the steamer Boa
H F.lmore. under Captain Schraeder.
and Frank Coulter, chief engineer of the
TlUamook. waa formerly on the tierald
C. Tha new vessel carries a crew of
nine, and until she has been In service
a short time n pasaengera will be trane
ported. ALASKA TOCK REPAIR SHOP
Vnlcan Iron Works and Marine Iron
Works Gear to Be I'wed.
Cherlee F. Machen. head of the
Vulcan Iron Worfca. has closed a leas
with th 0-V. H. N- Interests for
Vpper Alaska dock for a period of
three years, which he saya la th first
step toward the establishment of the
largest marine repair plant on the I
rifle Coast. The lease went Into effect
Aucust 1 and Mr. Machen ! sublet
the north hai of th dock to th Mount
Hood Railway Power Company to
be uaed aa freight sheds and goods will
be transfered from the end of the line,
at Montavllla, on auto tracks.
Tha present plant of the Vulcan Iron
Works, on North First street, will be
moved to Alaska dock, together With
machinery that waa in aervtce at the
St. Johns plant of th Marine Iron
Worka. It Is estimated that 0 days
will b required In which to transfer
the machinery and complete the Instal
lation, but meanwhile all marine repair
rontracta will be executed at the dock,
the first being the lighthouse tender
Mansanlta. which waa towed there yes
terday from the Oregon drydock. wher
be waa raised for cleaning and paint
ing. Mr. Machen came to Portland
during the time the old Wolff
Zwlcker Iron Worka at the foot of
Hawthorne avenue, was engaged In
building vessels and for ten years haa
conducted the Vulcan Iron Works In
Its present location. He Joined with
the Marina Iron Worka In the w-orle
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Data
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Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
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Aus. 10
Aug. 11
vug. ia
Aug 14
Aug. IS
tt.pl. I
performed last year on the Government
dredge Chinook and has handled other
large con tract a
MAKK DRYDOCK PAT IS PLAN
Mean and O'Reilly Will Inspect
Plant Today for Pointers.
Commissioner D. C. O'Reilly, of th
drydock committee, and Commissioner
S. M. Means, president of tha Port of
Portland Commission, will Journey to
Ft. Johns today to Inspect th public
drydock plant with a view to becom
ing familiar with Its operation, condi
tions governing Its administration and
other details. In hope of arriving at
a solution of tha problem as to bow
to Increase business at the plant.
Even though rates for docking ves
sels were cut a few months ago so
that they compare with the lowest la
th United States and easily represent
the cheapest on the Paclflo Coast, th
public drydock haa drawn a small per
centage of tha patronage, th princi
pal reason for the losses being that It
is Isolated from the city and shops
where vessels can be repaired. As a
consequence. the Oregon Drydock.
maintained In conjunction with tha
Willamette Iron Steel Works, has
lifted all but a few vessels. Mr.
O'Reilly, to whom has been assigned
the drydock responsibilities, believes
that Ita revenue can be enlarged and
before th next meeting h expects to
work out recommendations that will
bring about a mora prosperous condition.
Spokane Repairs Cost $100,000.
BRATTLE. Aug. 1 Restoration of th
Pacific Steamship Company's Alaskan
excursion ' steamer Spokane. which
struck a rock In Seymour Narrows,
B C Jun 23, and waa beached In Plum
per Bay. will cost tlOu.000, an inspection
of th vessel, now in drydock here.
sbowa The 'hole torn In her hull Is a
small matter compared with the com
plete destruction of the Interior furnish
ings of tha boat by the water while ahe
waa submerged.
Movements of Veaaels.
PORTLAND. Aug. . Arrived Oaaollna
schooner Anvil, from Bandoa and way ports;
gasoline schooner Tillamook, from North
Band; steamer Noma City, from Kan Fran
cisco: steamer Breakwater, from Coos Bay I
steamer Nebalem, from San Francisco!
steamer Washington, from Ban Francisco,
galled Steamer Washtenaw, frr San Fran
cisco: steamer Oeo. W. Elder, for San Diego
and way porta; steams r Yellowstone, for
baa Francisco.
Astoria, Aug. 1. Condition at tha mouth
of the liver at ( P. at . smooth; wind, north
west t miles; weather, cloudy. Arrived at
B and left up at 1:1 A. M Steamer Nome
City, from Fan Francisco. Arrived at T
and left up at l:5 A. X- Steamer Break
water, from Coos Bay. Arrived at and
sailed at 11 A- M. Bteamer Olson A Ma
honey, f mm Nanooee, for San Pedro; put In
for provisions. Arrived at 11:14 A. M. and
left up at P. M. Steamer Nehalem. from
Saa Francisco. Failed at 1:1 P. at. Steam
er Washtenaw, for Port Kan Lula. Arrived
at 7 and left op at P. VI. Steamer Wash
ington, from Baa Francisco. Sailed at S
p. M. Steamer Craya Harbor. (or Saa
Pedro.
North Heed. Ang. t Schooner Americana
drifted Into a dangerous position near Til
lamook Rock. Towd off at 4 P. M. by tug
Wailula. . .
Astoria. Aug 1. Arrived and left- an
Oasotlne schooner Anvil. from Bandon.
Bailed at 1 P- M. Steamer Johan poulsea.
for San Francisco.
Saa Francisoo, Aug. i. Sailed at 11 A. K.
Tug Hercules. for Astoria. Arrived
steamers J. B. Stetson, from -Orara .Harbori
Carmet from South Bend. Sailed Steam
ers Wllbetmlna. for Honolulu: Manchuria,
for Hongkong; San Pedro, for Coos Bay:
bark Gerard C. Toner, for Astoria; schooner
Queen, for CoqulUe River.
tt:a Aue. t Arrived Bteamer City of
PueMa. from Sound ports: steamer Mathil
da, from Tacoma; steamer Uucerlc, from
Orient, via Vancouver; steamer Prince
Rupert: steamer Atlas, towing cargo -.
from San Francisco. Sailed steamer Tel
iae, for Tacoma; steamer City of Puebla, for
Saa Franc tero: eteamer Hornelen. for F.u-
. - steamer Buckman. for Tacoma:
steamer Prince Oeo res, for Portland Canal;
steamer Charles Kelson, rnr xuKiiteo.
Valparaiso. July SO. Arrived Beraa. from
Hamburg, for eAa Francisco.
Hongkong. Aug. 2. Arrived previously
Steamer Korea, from San Francisco; Tacoma
Maru. from Tacoma.
Yokohama. Aug- I- Arrived previously
Steamer Nippon Mara, from Saa Francleoo.
Tides at Astoria Tharsday.
High. Low.
I t A. M II feet: 101 A. M....LI feet
Ml p. M...T1 feet'l: P. M . feet
BAKER WILL REIGN
Council President to Act in
Rushlight's Absence.
MAYOR TO TAKE REST NOW
Chair of Executive, to Be Filled by
City Fathers' Head for Week.
Arter Angnet 10 No
Changes to Ensue.
George L. Baker, Councilman -a t
Large, will soon have the distinction
of being the first man for. many years
who has actually served as Mayor of
Portland through hi position of pres
ident of the City CouncIL Mayor Rush
light will take a week's vacation, prob
ably beginning August 10, and Mr.
Baker will take full charge of the
cltv's affairs during his absence.
While at various times Portland's
Mayors have been absent from the city
for a day or two, thla will be the first
time In recent years that the president
of the City Council has actually taken
full charge of the affairs of the munici
pal government. Mr. Baker will have
all the power and authority that la
vested In the Mayor, but In thla case
It la known that no upheaval will re
sult, aa Mr. Baker sakd yesterday that
he will carry" out the policies of the
Mayor, if he Is left in charge.
"If the Mayor takea hla vacation and
leaves me In charge." said Mr. Baker,
"I will execute his policies absolutely.
I will not initiate any new policies at
all."
Major Ruehllght .said that he be
lieves It to be the purpose of the olty
charter that the president of the City
Council should be at the City Hall and
take charge of the executive offices
whenever the Mayor is absent for any
considerable length of time. He has
indicated hla wish that Mr. Baker take
full charge while he Is away.
The Mayor's health haa been poor
since hla election, shortly after which
he suffered from ptomaine poison
ing from eating Ice cream. He was
obliged to go to a mountain resort
to recuperate and was absent for near
ly three weeks. While he gained quite
a bit, atlll hla physical condition Is not
nearly normal and hla exacting dutlea
have sapped his strength steadily. He
haa been taking special treatments, but
has remained at his desk. Now, how
ever, having cleared up many things.
he haa decided that he must take a
week's vacation.
BOAT DISMANTLED IN GALE
Titania, From Everett With Ium
ber, Futs Into Honolulu.
EVERETT. Wash.. Aug. 1. The Nor.
wegtan tramp steamer Titania. which
left Everett on July 15 with a cargo
of lumber for Port Plrle, Australia, lost
a mast and her deckload of lumber In
a violent gale and has put into Hono
lulu for repairs. The Titania Is a seml
whaleback and the lumber was loaded
on the side and held In place by
stanchions. The steamer went ashore
on Stuart Island. Puget Sound, on Feb
ruary S last, and sustained severe dam.
age.
Marine Notes.
Short of provisions the steamer Olson
It Mahony. bound from Nanalmo, B. C,
for San Francisco, put into Astoria
yesterday and proceeded on her voyage
shortly.
Collector of Customs Malcolm has
received a communication from the
Bureau of Navigation, stating that if
a vessel carries a crew of 4 and has
one passenger she comes within the
requirements of the wireless act of
June 24, 1910, and must be equipped
with aero apparatus.
As the steamer M. F. Henderson has
been raised from where she sank near
Bugby Light over a week ago, she Is
to leave up early this morning in tow
of steamers of the Shaver fleet and Is
looked for in the harbor tomorrow. It
Is planned to haul her out on waya at
the plant of the Portland Shipbuilding
Company, so a complete Inspection
can be made of the hull and a determi
nation reached as to whether she will
be repaired.
To begin loading for San Pedro the
steamer Klamath left the harbor last
night for St. Helens, from where she
will sail Sunday. The ateamer Coaster
moved from St. Helens to Rainier, the
Yellowstone left St. Helens for sea
and the steamer Temple E. Dorr will
depart today from Rainier.
Captain Hammer, of the German ship
Kilo, which cleared from Portland
March 12 with a grain cargo, has writ
ten Anderson Crowe that the ves
sel made the run from the Columbia
River to Caps Horn in 60 daya.
Bringing a large consignment of
asphalt, the steamer Nome City arrived
up last night from San Francisco, also
the steamer Washington, which was
laden with general cargo.
It was given out yesterday that the
Norwegian steamer Henrlk Ibsen,
which Is making her last voyage under
the Portland A Asiatic flag, will aall
from 8an'Franclaco for Portland today
to finish discharging, and then inter
tha Australian Mail line.
While Chief of Police Slover waa
being conducted about the harbor yes
terday by Captain Speler. head of tha
harbor patrol force, he was a witness
of an accident that happens frequent
ly, the occupants of a small boat being
thrown Into the water. The launch
Elldor waa south of the Hawthorne
avenue bridge when two students.
Walter Korell. of 7S5 Carney street,
and Oswald Day, of 771 Carney street,
were aeen struggling in the water and
Immediately the course of the Elldor
was altered and the youths picked up
by Officer Grlslm.
F. O. Wilson, of Fan Francisco, con
nected with the Pacific Stevedoring
Company, la visiting In the city,
mingling with old friends on the water
front. Entries yesterday at the Custom-
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Washington. I have
used Chinese herb and
root medicines exclu-
i . ,e r
examine patients carefully and thor
oughly. No matter of how long stand
ing the disease, no matter what the
ailment, it is curable. Female, kid
ney, throat, heart, liver, stomach dis
eases, coniumpi lull, uiwvv. .
all cured by my treatment. Out-of-
town people wriin w w
consultation blank.
17 North Fifth SU Portland. Or.
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L. T. YEE & SONS
The Old, Reliable Chinese
Doctor spent lifetime study of
herbs aad research fat China
was granted diploma by tbe
F-mnerorj guarantees core all
ailments of men and women
when others fall. If yon suf
fer, call or write to VKE
SONS STEnlCTNE CO., 12V
xlrst. Cor. Aider. ferUaad, Or.
The Dr. Green Offer
MEN
ft.
9 ' X'f'S
a.
THE SPECIALIST WHO CTHES
Moderate charges, fair dealing,
skillful service, and speedy cures
are responsible for our Immense
practice. Consultation, Examination
and Diagnosis free,
WHERE MEN GET CURED
Our well-known and reliable
curative Institution, the DR. GREEN
office, la a permanent fixture of
Portland. It has become a Mecca or
hope for afflicted men throughout
the Northwest. Its financial re
sponsibility Is as solid as gold. Its
business and professional methods
are clean. The strictly modern
treatment It administers, as scores
of Its cured patients know, is skill
ful lenrtric and successful.
AFFLICTED MEN, before treating
elsewhere, h o m e a t 1 y Investigate our
provea methods. Too will then nnder
stand how easily and quickly we cure
all curable rases of VAKICOSE VEINS,
SPECIFIC BI.OOD POISON, NERVO.
VIT4.L DFB1L1TV, URETHRAL OB
STRVCTI OIKS. BLADDER and KIDSBf
troubles, CONTRACTED aliments,
FIXES and all RECTAL ailments.
What you want Is a cure, come
to us and get it. Once under our
treatment, you will quickly realize
how simple a thing It Is to get well
In the hands of a specialist who
knows hie business. Our cures add
not only years to life, but life to
years. Offlece hours, dally to 6;
evening, 7 to 8. 6unday, 10 to 1.
DR. GREEN CO.
S83 Washington St Portland, Or.
s-1: v .A1 n v
I Cure Men
io
IS MY FEE
Pay Wlm Cured
General Debil
ity, Weak Nervea,
l.A.nnlM T?Sll!f S
aaaaaaaManwansalan mA nth,r vln
or exposure, ovei , u . - - - -
latlona of Natore'a lawn, Dlseasea of
Bladder and Kldneya, Varicose
Veins, quickly aad permanently
cored at small expense.
SPECIAL AILMENTS Newly con
tracted and chronlo cases -cured.
All burning, itching and Inflamma
tion stopped In 24 hours Cures ef
fected in seven days. Consultation
free. If unable to call, write for
list of questions.
Office hours 9 A. M. to I P. tt
Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only.
PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CO,
23Vn Washington St, Cor. First,
Portland, Or.
PALE
Arseslijaattsatek aeadaeb. haV
.inn boot stomach. S&4 b4 ooas.
ill milC p.xos. Coortlpew vasfss fee
ILIOUS fi .uou. nii ars saalls
BrnDI P cured wttea jou know wku Is do,
rbWiUfa WS fcT CHrd UMSS. MpllBIS
frr thirty Tsar. wn. sors rarsoTiB ursa ruxa.
Too loo .hiusr s 1 beuer ilUt asms thsm. One
sill for s saa. tto a box- si Marat or by mall. Tat
su.pto. vn. Da. aoteJXO CO, maaaljtau. fa.
Danger Lurks in Neglect
SECTJRB THE SERVICES OB,
"THE FOREMOST SPECIALISTS
HONEST TREATMENT OSlTlv W KESTJTVTS
My Claims Are Founded on Cures
If yon are a weak, ailing man. atop and think
what you oould aocompllsh If you war. strong and
well what a souroe of happiness, good nealtn ana
robust au-sngah would be to you.
It takea more strength to be sick than wen M
takea mora strength to live under the oondltlons
of Illness than It does whan In health.
All my life I have been atndylng thla problem
earing complaints of man restoring to strangta
weak, ailing men.
I know that I oaa Quickly aad surely restore
yon to health.'
Ky Immense praotlea, my large madical offloea
are the result of oursa sura, certain. I oaa cure
$s.oo
MyFee in Many Cases
CURED IN
FIVE DAYS
VARICOSE VElwg
OBSTRUCTIONS
PILES
VISTULA.
wn
Boatneee er Home.
Ko Severe Operations.
Maay Cases TJioronghly
Cored m One Treatment.
I have Proof far Every
I slake.
YOU CAN PAY AFTER CURED
INQUIRE
Investlgats for yourself. RSMERBER, TT COSTS
TOO NOTHING to have the opinion of tha best.
A thorousn. painstaking EXAMINATION given
aaca aad every person by ma personally.
WEAKNESS
To any man who Is suffering from WEAKNKB8
FUNCTIONAL. DBCLJNE. or PROSTATIC DIS
EASES 1st me ask you tbe question: Will you put
your time against mlneT If I fall to cure, MT
SERVICES COST TOU NOTHINO. This remark
able treatment you can only procure from ME. It
consists of II TREATMENTS NO MORE. NO
LEgj. Each and every treatment Is given by roe,
aa It Is too valuable to Intrust to an assistant.
I oan cure yon and make yon aa well as yon
ever were In your life. I will tone up your sys
tem, cleanse the poison from your blood, give yon
a healthy oolor to your cheeks, a brightness to
your eye, so that la a very short Urns you would
iot know that you ever had a sick day ta year
life.
ABSOLUTE CURES
Ton can't afford to n pertinent wttn year
HEALTH AND STRENGTH. . .
My long years of experience aa a SPECIALIST
m diseases peculiar to men nave proved to ine
that t per cent of the men are suffering from
one or mora of tha following oondltlons:
VARICOSE! VEINS,
DrSOHDERJ, RtTPTTJRH
Speetfle Blood Poison. Contracted Disorders, K!d
Sey aad Bladder Troubles.. Po.traOo Disease. Piles,
aad all Reflex Palvlo Ailments.
Examination and Consultation Free
EAXISFACTORT TREATMENT.
. . . a get aj- II Kfl TtaU- nnTirM. If YOU.
Z?r?KSZZ oear. Vu aThotn. Hours . M. M.
p. U. Sundays 10 to IX.
ST.LOUIS MEDICAL CO.
a),, wa stwtt.t. ST., COB. 8EOOBT ST.
aaanot
ia I V
POKTLAJTD, OB.
CURED
IN FIVE DAYS
Varicose Veins, Blood
Poison, Piles, Fistula, Etc
DR. A. G. SMITH.
I am the only apectallat la Port
land who does not advertloe 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, aa medical cre
dentials and preaa records prove.
N I make thin atatement ao that you
will know you consult a true spe
cialist, who area and treats pa
tlenta peraonally. I poaaeaa aklll
and experience, acquired an such a
way that no other can share, and
ahould not be classed with medical
companies. It la tatpoealble for
a medical company to attend col
lege. Companies have ao diplomas
or license to practice medicine In
Oregon or any other state. Medi
cal companlee usually are named
after a doctor. A portrait, whose
personality and Identity are In
definite, la selected and published
aa the legitimate apeclallst of the
office. Hired aubatltutea, ordinary
doctors with questionable ability,
give consultation, examination and
treatment.
60fl " FOR BLOOD POISOJf.
T'use Professor Ehrlich'o wonderful new discovery. " 60S," In cases
of SDeclflo Blood I Poison. It is the greatest marvel of medical science
His new remidv has been successfully used in thousands of cases. Let
me explain it to you.
CONSULTATION AJTD ADVICE FREE,
Office Hoars B A. M. to 8 P. M. Sundays, 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
I lnvtte youto come to my office. I wfll explain to you my treat
w,.nl for Varicose Veins. Hernia, Nervous Debility, Blood Poison, Piles,
Fl.tuli Bladde?. KldnS? Prostatic and all Men's Aliments, and give
you FREE a physical examination; if necessary a microscopical and
chemical analysis of secretions.
Kit Detention From Occupation,
family or Home.
NO SEVERE 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 500
TO ANY CHARITY AS A GUAR
ANTEE THAT EVERY STATE
MENT IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT
IS TRUE.
VARICOSE VEINS
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 etrengthened, pain
ceases, swelling subsides, a
healthy circulation la rapidly re
established instead of the depress
ing conditions. I guarantee you a
cure to stay cured or refund the
money.
DR. A. C SMITH
23413 Morrison
Corner of Second
Portland, Oregon
SPECIALIST FOR MEN ONLY
EXAMTJfATIOJ. AJTD CONSTJLTATTOJf ALWAYS FREE
Varicose Veins
Hydrocele
Nervous Debility
Blood Disease
Rheumatism
Diseases
of the
Skin
Heart Disease
Diseases of
the Lungs
- s
Liver Disorders
Kidney Disease
and All Chronic
Diseases of
Men Only
I esseclallv invite all DISCOURAGED and DISSATISFIED sufferers who have
been treated without receiving a cure to call on me. It will cost you noth ng to
consult me and hsve an examination of your case made, and I shall be glad to
ten you frankly what Is your condition. To the sick and afflicted I hold out
no false nromisea If your case is curable T will gladly tell you so; If jot I will
not accept the case for treatment, as I do not accept Incurable cases for treat
ment under any circumstances. ..-,
Consultation free. ' Letters confidential.
DR. LINDSAY
THE OLD RK LIABLE SPECIALIST.
Corner Alder and Second Btreeta. Entrance 128V4 Second Street, Portland, Or.
Office Hoars 9 A. M. to 8 P. 31. Sundays 10 A. SI. to 1 P. M-
fiiiaa. iin " minm -aaasa.
JTO.MGIIT I
afcaTSav; ..lan.
BING CHONG,
Chinese Doctor
Made of ChlnMa herbs and
root medicine cures tUl
kind, dl-eases of the heart,
lunsra, liver, tomach. kid
ny. blood troubles of ma a
ind woman when others
ra.lL If you suffer, call or
write to 165 V 3d U room.
A cor. Alorriaoa,