Morning Oregonian., September 18, 1911, Page 14, Image 14

THE MORMXG OREGOXIAX. MOXDAT. SEPTEMBER 18. 1911.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST
MINES SHOW RALLY
Activity in Sumpter District
j Promises Big Output.
OLD WORKINGS PRODUCE
nt4JUlxia of Bl I) red err That
' Will Sift IOOO Cubic Tarda of
Gold-Brarlnjr GrarH Imllj
j to Be Made Soon.
FUJiPTEK. Or, Sept. 1. 6peial.)
.Minim activities fhronbont tha
umpter ltret this Fall show a sub
stantial Incnu oer tha past three
tr four year. Many properties that
a4 bees Idle for year ar bow oper
atlnsr with prospect of becorntna; pro
ducers. Tha Cracker Creek aectlon. a few
rnllea north of Bumpier, la attracting
fie greatest attention. Thl la largely
rivtnf to tha recant aala of tha N.rta
Tola mlna by tha Kaatarn Oregon Gold
Mining- Company to Albert Qelaer, who
represent a ayndlcata of Portland man.
Tha North Pole mlna during tha year
3s to 141 waa one of tha large pro
ducer la the atate. and during that
lrn turned out about HO.000 ton of
era from which approximately $-600.-C00
In gold we recovered. Mr. Oeler,
who ha taken over tha property,
owned and deroloped tha Bonanza
mlna eouthweat of here, which ha old
a, number of year ago to Pittsburg
capitalist for fiOO.000.
. Tne Buckeye mlna. In thla district,
la a foroa of miner employed opening
commercial or bodlea and will con
tinue operation through tha Winter.
"XV o r k baa been reeunied also In the
Cello property, which Is owned by
tramp, men.
; Tha Columbia mine ha been In con
tinuous operation for 15 yesra and In
that time ha produced 13.000.000 In
Hold, it la nndertood tha original In
vestment of tha owner of thl mlna
waa 4 0.0 00 and that Uie mlna ha paid
aiTldenda almost from the time of It
purchase.
Bleat Strike RepvrteaV.
: South of tha Columbia mine I tha
Colconda mine, that baa been worked
y three or four compairle that war
ajnaM to make a auccesa of It. Last
Spring thla mlna waa taken orer by a
Fpokane syndicate from C. 8. Jack
eon, of Portland, who held It as trustee.
The shaft baa been unwatered to the
i)0-foot level and It baa been reported
aero that tha tunnel on the 100 level
aas pierced a body of rich ore.
About to men are employed at the
Ibex mine, where large development
peratlona are tinder way. Th main
working tunnel now penetrate th
mountain Ji)0 feet and commercial ore
la being blocked out in the workings
That will Insure th Installation of a
large milling plant at thla mlna next
t-v. .fsmmnfi mine which In
the early daye of quarts mining In
valuable, la also ateadlly operating.
fSe ownera baring k.pt up contlnuoua
.i ' Mrk for mora than a rear
t-sjit. Thla mine had been Idle for
...tti.l.l.r.A U fthu
Coned tlil taken over by the present
r snsgcmrnU who purchased tha prop
rty In lli.
.! Ida Sblpaeeats Large.
' In th Greenhorn aectlon the Ben
Harrison mine Is conatdered aa on of
(he greatest mining development of
the year In thla part of the state. But
few mile from th Ban Harrison la
Ilia Morning mine, which also I mak
ing good. Large shipment of sulphide
re ara being made regularly from thla
emperty to tha amelter.
' The lied Boy mine. IS miles west of
lumpier, ten years ago was ona of
tne best-known goia prpruiii
ormweet. out 1 11 j
-1 . r t n and Its wonder-
"(U tiiiu.t . -' r -
e..i ..AF.1 for the production of gold
eoam but a memory. The mlna I
w owned largely by Nebraska people
who have been carrying on develop
ment work la the endeavor to find the
re bodlea that were loot by the former
Eianagemenu The stamp mill la now
reratlng night and day and regular
t'.lpmeni of concentrates ar being
trade to tha atnelMr. An extensive
p an of Unking also la- being Inaug
urated with a view of going down on
the vain too feet. Tha result of thl
work will b watched by tha district
wtth Interest.
: The large pit for the reception of
tha dredger being built at Sumpter by
he Keyetone Dredging Company has
l-en completed and all la now ready
fsr building tha big gold boat as soon
a th material Is on th ground. Th
erection of this plant will taka aeveral
weeka before) dredging can commence.
Thla dredge la deelgned to ween 700
cublo yarua of the gold-bearing gravel
every 24 houra, It will be built al
gaoet within the city limit of Sumpter.
and the payroll that will reeult from
Its operation will b of beneOt to the
flty.
NEW HIGHWAY IS POPULAR
Teal Owk Road PenctrtlM Tpper
Hood Rlvrr Valley.
HOOD RIVER. Or, Sept. 1. (Spe
cial. .Although It baa been opened to
trafne for but two months, tha Neal
i rek road, following th Neal Creek
Canyea from tha Lower Hood Valley
and penetrating tha upper valley but
a few miles north of tha VIount Hood
port of flee, has become the moat pop
ular highway connecting tha two coxn
Inunltlea. A roadway has followed th little
stream for a number of years- How
ever. It sever received any attention
and waa almost impassable at times.
Tha County Court ordered th high
way opene4 last year. It was reeur
veyed and the grade re-established.
Flora tha Improvement a trotting
grade 1 established between th npper
and lower comraunltlea
Tha two highways formerly most
frequently aaad by th residents of the
t pper valley ware th road over Booth
li.ll and that on the west aide of the
east fork af Hood River passing
rhrogh th town of Da. The for
trter bad such a heavy grade a to
mek It Impossible to pull heavy loads
over It. wfcli In addition to a num
ber of grade. th traveler passing
over th latter met with bad stretch
between Daa and Summit.
- elae th Neal Gap road has bean
Is use tha auto stages have found
II to be the moot convenient rente to
It upper country.
Hop) yearly All Picked.
BROOKS. Or, Eeft. IT. I Special.)
Hope are nearly all picked in this aec
tlon. but a few yarda ar unpicked and
If tha rain continue th hop will be
rui r a aa suold haa appeared.
NORTHERN PACIFIC'S NEW WATER TANK AT LITTLE FALLS
EXPLODES DAT AFTER COMPLETION
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M . i n i i till' .v v . '.-
E-HrXDRED-THOrSAJID-GALI,0?t RESERVOIR WHICH WAS DE
STROYED. LITTLE FALLS, "Wash, BepU IT. (Special.) With a capacly of
100 000 gallons, the big water tank which the Northern Paclflo road
had Just completed her, exploded Saturday with the sound of a dyna
mite blast. It was built of California redwood, th staves being three
Inches thick by eight Inches and bound with steel atraps three Inches
by six Inches, and supported on railroad Iron.
Tha tank had a six-Inch overflow pipe to relieve It of over-pres-aur.
and whan the explosion occurred It hurled th timbers and bands
for a distance of 150 feet In all direction Had th accident happened
in th daytim everal people might have been hurt, aa there were
many person around It all day Saturday admiring it, it having beesf
completed on Friday.
GIG DITCH IS BEGUN
300,000 Acres to Be Watered
in Klickitat and Benton.
OUTLAY TO BE $15,000,000
English Capital Behind Project Tbat
Will Build Canals, Tnnntls nnd
Small rrWlcr to Carry
FVrtlMtT to Rich I.anda.
HV8VM. Wash, Eept. 17-Spctal.)
.. .itin work haa eommanoad
on th Klickitat Irlgatlon & Power
Company" canal to Irrtgat th Hor
Heaven country In Klickitat and Ben
ton countlea, on of th largest
projects of th kind V". a iti, a
: - aald H. A. 8mlth. a
prominent ranchr of Southern Benton
County, recenuy.
air. Smith own a saotlon of land
. IT.. . n MunltV Which Will
tn riwrse " .
come under th ditch. He ha lived on
his wheat ranch ror tne pe-ai - "
.... ... nn that country will
produce abnndsnt cropa The soli Is
volcanic ash extenoina o
10 feet, and contain evarlaatlng quall-
UTh management of th project an
nounce that ufflclent mony haa been
. . t.- 1 1 -n .anltallata to In-
seenrea im . .
sure th completion of th csnal within
thre year at a cost
16. 000.000.
The main canal will ba 111 mile in
length, water to be taken from th
head atreams of the Big Klickitat
i k- m . a rirvolri are to be
built to contain 160.000 a ore-feet of
water and to otherwise conserve th
water to provid 100.000 acre-feet. On
of th etorag reeervolra will be It feet
In height and iei lona.
mile of laterals will be built, whll
n u.. r rtiatrlhutlng lateral will
b necessary to put aU the 100.000
acre under water. Ther will b near,
ly ftva mile of tunnl. on of which
will b 11.000 feet long.
It la estimated mat in imm w4.i
urport a population of 1S0.00O and
will add 100.v0.00 to th valuation
of th Mate. Whll Eaatern Klickitat
County a 111 derive a great benefit from
- .i k .nun to be covered
1110 , . " .
with wiwr wlU b th rrteat In Ban-
ton County. ooumwirro
. I a at rw4 hftr Of
LOUoL wiu - "
land to be irrigated by tha aame
project. .
Advlc from Ooldendal is to th af-
... .w.. - m-Aw of men recently left
that point for the Cedar Valley country
to establish locations for camps, where
h. i. ha hearun soon. L.
tunnel ww - - -
M, Bice, of Seattle. Is chief engineer of
th Klickitat irrigation o r -ua-
pan T.
UMATILLA AUTOS ARE MANY
Motors Topnlar with lrrafri of
County 00 in fse.
rvriT rrfiM Or Sept. 17 (Spe
cial Though commonly termed a
sparsely settled ecUon It is doubtful
If any otner ... .
point to treat and rapid develop
ment of th automobll Industry as
Umatilla.
Although tha rarmer were iw io
tak np with automobiles at first, th
v.!--- v. -rantdlv anrung into
favor on tha farm In tha last two year
and at present by far tha great set num
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
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V . ... ,
ber of owners are growers of grain. It
Is estimated that more than 400 ma
chines are now owned In a county the
largest town of which boasts a popu
lation of a little mora than 6,000.
It Is also especially true of farmer
autol'ts as a class that the larger cars
are the most popular. The best seems
to be none too good for the srrowere of
grain in this eectlon of the state.
Their machinery, their horses, and
every part of their farm equipment Is
the beat that money can buy. Thus it
happens that when a tiller of tha soil
comes to purchase a car he does not
stop at the price but picks out the car
that seems to him to be tha best fitted
for hla purpose. Tha one thing he la
particular about is to get the power
necessary to take him up tha hlUe and
over tha roads.
Tha development of automoblllng naa
also resulted in the development of
better roads. A Good Roads Associa
tion, composed almost exclusively of
automobile owners was organized two
years ago and haa done much to obtain
Improvement of th county's highways.
Macadam roads have been constructed
where this was possible, straw has
been used to great advantage In the
Summer, permanent bridges have been
built and step have been taken to
make all future road Improvements
permanent 1natd of temporary.
GRAIN CROPS BUMPER
WILLAJEETTK VALLEY FARMERS
REALIZLYQ IRRIGATION'S AID.
Double Amount of Return Given to
Farming; Community Wtll Wa
tered During Dry Season.
COTTAOB GROVE, Or., Sopt- 17.
(Special.) Th conditions In Cottage
Grov and vicinity were never bettor
than they ara thl year. Th grain
crop ar all harvested and nearly all
th threshing done. Tha yield la good.
Th hay crop waa never better.
There has been a large immigration
to this territory in tha past year, that
has caused many lama tracts of land to
be cut up into smaller tracts, and the
result is that fourfold more has been
raised on tha same land than before,
Th farmers are just beginning to
realise that with Irrigation, even in
th Willamette Valley, mora than twice
the crops can ba grown on the same
land with water during the dry sea
son. Last season three farmers. Curiin.
Stocks and Spray, put in an irrigation
dltoh three miles long, running through
their farms, that covers about 8u0
acres of good farming land. Stewart
& Porter Uroa have put In a ditch
this season that covers 300 acres on
Mosby Creek and have sot out a large
tract of this land to apples and pears.
At Lorane, 11 miles west of here, the
Churchill-Matthews Company and the
Milwaukee Orchard Company have set
out over 1400 acres of apples and pears.
Many smaller orchards of from 10 to
10 acres have been planted here in the
past three years.
Cottage Grov is an Important point
along th Southern Paclflo system. It
enjoys terminal rates on Its exports of
lumber and in all the important mat
ters of passenger transportation is ac
corded distinct advantage.
The mining industry has aroused
considerable Interest this Summer on
aocount of the rich ores that have
bean discovered in the West Coast
properties.
Ther ar 11 lumber mills tributary
to Cottage Grove, a score of which are
within 21 miles of town. The em
ployee of these mills trade In town and
th monthly payroll exceeds ISO.000.
Timber experts estimate that there Is
16.000.000.000 feet of standing timber
tributary to Cottage Grove, and at 17.60
per thousand for locating and milling
expenses, paid to labor, will Involve
an expenditure of 112S.SOO.000 and will
tak 10 year to mov It.
ALBANY GOES AHEAD
Business District Gets Many
New Buildings.
HOTEL NEARS COMPLETION
6t- Francis Has Four Stories and
Basement First Presbjterlana
Start Construction of EM I flee
Costing $25,000.
ALBANY, Or, Sept. 17. (Special.)
Work on. the new St. Francis Hotel.
whirh-i1s Albany's first four-story ho
tel and the first brlok hostelry In the
business dlstrlot of the city. Is near
lng completion. The brick work Is
almost finished and tha work of lath
ing and plastering the lower stories
la progressing. This building, which
is constructed of pressed brick, will
probably be ready for occupancy Dy
the first of the year.
For many years Albany people have
wished for a Jig brick hotel in the
business district and there has been
considerable talk during the last two
years of forming a stock company to
rfc: such a structure. In realising
thi hone the cltv was given a gratify
Ing surprise, for E. H. Rhodes, a lo
cal caritalist, who is bullfing tha St.
Francis, did not announce his plans
until two stories of the building,
which stands at First and Ferry
streets, were almost completed.
Elevator f Be Installed.
It is purposed to Install an electric
elevator In tha building and equip it
as a modern hostelry In every respect.
With a full-story basement, the build
ing will have five stories for hotel
nurnoses.
Building Is now more active in the
business district here than for many
years. At the corner of Second ana
Broadalbin streets two two-story
structures, built of white pressed
brick and stone, are rising rapidly.
One is beinf? erected by a E. Young
& Son and the other by the first nay
Insra Bank. The former covers an en
tire quarter-block and both will be
anfong Albany's most substantial and
attractive blocks.
As soon as work on the new Young
Block Is finished and the present store
moved into it. work will begin on the
new First National Bank Building;,
which will rise on the present site
of the Young store at the corner of
First and Broadalbin streets. It is
proposed to make this building five
stories high.
Sfauonle Temple Repaired.
Extensive repairs are also being
made on the Masonic Temple here and
a new addition added. A second story
Is helnsr nlaced on a one-story build
Ing adjoining the present temple, and
both will bo joined togetner ana a
new, attractive front placed on the
entire struoture, making it ona of the
best lodge halls in the state and one
of Albany's best-appearing Duiiaings.
Resides these large buildings, sev
eral smaller structures have been
built in the business district this Sum
mer, one of the best of which Is the
new two-story Craft-Miller Block, at
the corner of Second and Ferry streets,
which Is built of white pressed brick.
Word haa been received here that
bids will be called for before the end
of September for the construction of
Albany's Federal Building, at Second
and Broadalbin streets, ana it is ex
pected that the ground will be cleared
before the end of the year, so that
work will begin as early aa possslble
next Spring.
Presbyterians to Build.
The old First Presbyterian Church
Is now being moved from Its site at
Fifth and Broadalbin streets and work
will begin at onca on a 125.000 stone
church on this site. This will be Al
bany's first stone church and one of
the finest church buildings In 'the
state.
The ground has also been cleared on
the site of Albany's Carnegie Library,
at Third and Ferry streets, and work
will begin probably early next Spring.
Plana for this building ara now being
prepared.
HOPS SELL AT 32 CENTS
Cluster Variety Bought by Dealers
t Aurora, Oregon.
AURORA, Or., Sept. 17. (Special.)
Three more sale of cluster hops were
reported here Saturday as follows:
Gustavo Henke, of Aurora, 16 bales at
11 cents: H. Blorser, Aurora, 40 bales
at 11 cents; and Martin Adams, of 611-
verton, 80 bales at 32 cents. All lots
were bought by Mlshler & Gribble of
this city. The sales were made before
the hops were baled. Cluster hps have
thus opened at a price equal to fug
ales, whilo last ywar the first cluster
sales were- made 4 cents lower than
the earlier variety.
Mlshler Gribble ara now loading a
second car, having shipped the first car
of Oregon hops early in the week. No
other dealers have yet shipped any
hops.
POWER COMPANY EXTENDS
Pacific Company to Improve Plant
Purchased at Goldendale.
GOLD END ALE. Wash., Sept. 17.
(SoeclaL) The Paclflo Light & Power
Company, which recently purchased
the local power plant here, was grant
ed a franchise by the county commis
sioners at their last regular session
to' ereot a power line from this place
to Centerville, seven miles west of
this city.
Manager Nailer, or tne power com
pany, aald that the work would ba
begun at once on the tine, which win
cost about 17000.
In the three months the Pacific Com
pany has been operating In this city
it has reducea tne cusi oi ugni nearly
15 per cent and the company is pre
paring to make extensive improvements
to tha plant.
HOGS YIELD BIG PROFIT
Investment of $10 Returns $700 In
Three Years at Pullman.
PULLMAN, Wash. Sept. 17. (8pe
ctal.) Sevan hundred dollars of profit
from an Investment of ten dollara In
a sow and 1lgs three years ago is the
record of a Palouse rancher living near
Pullman. F. if. Slagle. president of the
Pullman Chamber of Commerce, makes
the report. The debit account Is as
follows:
March 12, 1909, one sow and pigs, 110;
June 10. one Duroo Jersey boar. 10;
December IS. 116. From April 1 to
December I tha sow and pigs were al-
Now
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A. G. SMITH, M. D.
3S4H HORRJSOjr IT, CORJfER SECOND,
lowed to run In a pasture of alfalfa,
clover, and In a aummerf allow pasture
containing Btrawstacks. No debit is
made for this item. Commencing with
1910, debit Items are:
January 12, ground wheat, $6; Feb
ruary 12, one Duroc Jersey boar. 118;
March 10, ground wheat, 112.35; March
31, corn. IS.60; December 15, wheat,
122.10; March 11, 1911, wheat, 150; total
debit, 1162.05. The credit items are:
September 11. 1909. 200 pounds of
dressed port at 10 cents, 120; September
24, 1910, 15 pigs at 9 cents, 1205.20;
November 21, six hogs at IVi cents,
113L76; January 31, 193 pounds dressed
pork at 10 cents, 119.30: March 25, 1000
pounds dressed at 12 Vs cents, 1125;
March 25, 240 pounds of lard at 15
cents, 136; March 11, three pig sows,
199; March 31, 21 shoats, 1216; total,
1862.26; profit in three years, 1700.20.
IVinlock's Expense) $5509.
WTNLOCK, "Wash., Sept. 17. (Spe
cial.) The City Council of Winlock
has prepared an estimate of the city's
expenses for the ensuing year. The
estimate totals 15609 and Includes
12000 for streets and bridges. 1600 for
lighting, 1625 for salaries of officers,
1100 for printing, and the balance for
miscellaneous expenses. To meet this
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business. uur cures
add not only years,
to life, but life tr
yars. Office hours
dally, 0 to 5. Even
ings. 7 to &. Sun
day 10 to 1
DR. GREEN CO.
882 Wavhlnsrton St., Portland, Or.
I Cure Men
io
47
IS MY FEE
Pay When Cured.
G e a oral Debility,
Weak Serves, In
aomsia Results
of expuiiure. overwork anr other vio
lations of Natnre'a lawi snenia ui
Bladder and Kidney, Varicose
Veins, quickly and permanently
cured at email expense.
I cure such ailments as Varicose
Veins. Piles, Speclflo Blood Poison,
etc., completely and permanen 1 1 y,
often with only a single treatment. ,
Office hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M..
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only.
PACIFIC COAST MEDICAL CO.,
rJVi Washlnsrton St., Corner First,
Portland, Oreaon.
HELP FOR YOU!
Have you tried
in vain to rid
yourself of any
ailment. uch as OB
STRUCTION. VAR
ICOSEVEINS, SKIN. BLADDER,
KIDNEY. BLOOD
or NERVOUS AIL
MENT. CDCC By &M means
IllLL have DR.
KEEFE examine
vou and ferret out
your trouble. He is a etneuy re
liable qualified professional man,
possesses skill, experience, ripe
ludgment and every means to
bring about the cures he promises.
or "606," great German Discovery
administered. .
For Blood Aliments. WHY PAT
MORE ?
Consultation and Examination Free.
9 to 6. 7 to 8 Daily; Sunday, 10 to 1.
J. J. KEEFE, Ph. C. M. D.
S13V4 WASHINGTON ST, COR, 6TH,
Portland, Or.
OUR CURES
Are effected by the e of
roots and herbs. No opera- i
Hons, no poisonous drugs. I .
W bave made a life i
In this line and you will re- I ,
celve the benefit of our re- f
search. Men and worn"
cured of private allmenta J
N e r v o u sness. rheumatism, g.
St'
4.-
poison, lane; trouble and dls-
esses of all Tunm-
Consul- ' . it
TBs"ma vro chtxese wkoicims CO..
tstlon FRtt.
4
The Specialist Against
The Quack.
The
clallst
true spe-
possesses
the experience of
years the right
kind of exper
ience doing: the
same thing the
right way hun
dreds and perhaps
thous ands of
times, with un
failing and per
mannent results.
His experience
has taught him
just what to
do and when to
experiment. henceK- HolsmanJtf.D.
no faiiure. He does not have to
resort to fake methods. His scien
tific knowledge lias made him the
master. The qua.-k experience is
based on everlasting misrepresen
tation upon doinfjr the same thii?
wrong; as many times as the un
su.pectlnc will permit. He is ever
experimenting upon the patient
If one thing falls he tries another,
and keeps on changrins until the
patient despairs and leaves. He is
ever ready to promise anything
and everything;. He dru?s the sys
tem with powerful medicines. Just
to obtain temporary results. He is
here today and grone tomorrow. He
has as many names as finders and
toes. He constantly apes the
specialist. He is a wolf Jn lamb's
clothes. Bewara of him.
I am the only expert specialist
In Portland who owns his own of
fice and equipment, advertises his
full and correct name, publishes
his recent and true photograph
and personally conducts his office.
I make this statement so that you
will know when you come to my
office no deceit will be practiced.
I meet you as man to man, open
and above board. I want you to
alwavg keep before you the fact
that "I am trying; to drive medi
cal humbus and quackery out of
Oregon. I am the oldest licensed spec
ialist in Portland 18 . years' ex
perience yet I am not & magician
I do not work magic. I do not
offer 1-mlnute or 6-day impossi
ble cures. I do not make false
promises. I cannot cure every
disease under the sun, nor every
case Included in the diseases I
treat, for some of them are In
curable, and the sooner the pe
tient learns the truth the happier
he will be. I simply apply the
scientific knowledge my years of
experience have given me. and I
do this honestly and faithfully.
I never accept a case for treat
ment until I have made a thor
ough examination, and then only
when I am satisfied I can effect
a permanent -cure. This is your
best guarantee. If you wish my
services they are yours at a fair
and reasonable fee, which every
sensible man expects and Is glad
to pay. Tou cannot get anything
of value for nothing, and the
sooner you wake up to this fact
and regard the doctor who offers
It to you with suspicion the hap
pier you will be and the more
money you will save. I offer you
the services of the best doctor
at a fair price and you will ever
lastingly thank me for the per
manent cure received at my hands.
My office Is the largest and best
equipped on the Pacific coast.
HYDROCELE VARICOSE VEINS.
I do not draw off the fluid, which
is only temporary, nor resort to the vi
cious practice of injecting painful
drugs, as many quacks do. nor do I
tie off the veins and destroy the vi
tality. My method Is direct and posi
tive. No loss of time, no pain, bo hum
bug;, but an absolute guarantee of a
radical and. permanent cure.
WEAKNESS.
Mentally strong;, but vitally -weak ia
the aad condition of many men who,
eager to have their atrengrth restored,
become easy vlcttms-to the quacks who
promise to make young- men out of
old and deacrepit ones, and who. for
the consideration of a few miserable
doll are. offer to find the fountain of
youth for the aged and helpless. Tou
take the quack's promise, he takes
your money. That's all you get no
result Just his promiae. A fool and
his money are soon parted. Why play
the fool foreverT There are many dis
tinct local conditions and causes of
weakness. It cannot be cured by In
ternal medicine, but by local treatment
only. The cause must first be deter-,
mined and until this Is dons, no cure
can be effected by local or any other
treatment. I do not use a slnt?le dose
of Internal medicine, and yet, without
It, I absolutely and permanently re
store complete vitality in every case
X accept for treatment, which Is the
best evidence of the truth of my con
tention. MY TREATMENT MAKES
MEN 6TRONQ. It is unfalllnr and
absolute. It Is painless and permanent,
and given under my absolute guaran
tee. The quacks who pretend to cure
you as I do. begin drugging with pow
erful stimulants, just as soon as they
succeed In separating you from your
money. I can do no more than caution
you against them.
BLOOD POISON.
Quacks reap a harvest tty pretend
ing that every little rash, skfn erup
tion or pimple Is a symptom of blood
poison. The Wasserxnann blood test
tells you whether or not you have the
disease. The doctor may He. but the
test never does. This test Is yours at
my office for tha asking. I use the
new German Remedy and Introduce It
directly Into the blood. From my ex-
fterlence with It I am prepared to say
t Is no longer an experiment but a
positive cure and a blessing to man
kind. It la the salvation of the hu
man race. My equipment for the prop
er administration of thla remedy U
the finest In Oregon and second to
none in the United States. Tou are
quite welcome to bring your family
doctor with you and I will be pleased
to have him present during your treat
ment. I also treat all diseases of men. in
cludlnr obstructions. Bladder. Kidney
and Prostatic disease. My treatment
for piles and Fistula is absolutely pain
less, does not detsln you from your
work or home and a permanent cure is
effected without the aid of a knife.
You Are Always Welcome to Consul
tation and Explanation.
Mv office Is open all day from ft
A, M. to 8 P. M. Sundays from 10 to
li AU correspondence treated confi
dentially. Letters cheerfully answered.
SIGN THIS COTTON FOR VALU
ABLE INFO HALATION
FREE.
Please send me free your self-examination
blank. "For Men." as I
desire to describe my case to you
for the purpose of taking treatment
if 1 decide you can cure me and
your charge is low enough to suit
me.
Name
Address
Dr. C. K. Holsman.
ttli Morrison St.,
Cor. 1st., Portland Or.
IfhenOihersFail
COKSUIiT BIE FREE
I enre to stay ctired
whora others fall. I
am known as tha
specialist of last re
6ort th man of
t r ustworthy charac
ter and unerring;
knowled ge. I cura
B I o o d Ailments.
Nervous Decline
i
Varicose Veins, Plies.
nurture, ivldney,
B 1 a d d er. Consults
tlon always free.
Dr. Lindsay
The Old Reliable Specialist,
Corner Alder and Second ctreets. En
trance 128 Vx Second street Portland.
Or. Office hours 9 i. M. to I F. U,
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. it.
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