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PLANS
For housekeeping: are not com
jplete unless you include a visit
to our store. We have so much
to interest you in prices that
you'll feel well repaid for your
time. We've never had a
choicer lot of goods to show, or
lower prices to tempt you to Duy.,
IRON
Like cut extra heavy I
1.16 kich posts. There's
no excuse for pay In; more
money for ; beds whe
these afr only t, 5 "
... n..!,--
' 3 v si ,
$2.75
We have other iron beds of every style, price and quality,
all marked at quick
i : . .WE'VE AN ERTRA
COUCHES
In Velour and --
v Ramie y--
WITH SPRINQ EDGES,
LIKE CUT...
... I lg tess
The Royal Rival Steel Range $25 up
WE ARE STILL IN
HENRY- JENNING
THE 4-STORY RED BLOCK
170172 FIRST ST. - PORTIAND, ORE.
For the Din
ing Room
Massive oak extension
tables, like cut, rft P
pretty and sub- j I 3
ttantlal.. ,7f
BED5
EXTRA HEAVY.
-- - ' '
Iron Beds
With brass top rail, 7 spin
dies, and worth much more
than the price we ask.
Only $6.50
selling prices.
Solid Oak
Center
Table
t 4
Like cut, well made, food
looking, and a big bargain
at
$2.25
v
LARQB STOCK OP
$3.50to$7.00
This Is tjtie range
that purchasers rec
.
ommend" to th e IT
friends. This is the
range that saves in
fuel more than It
cost, in a short time.
This is the range
that should be in
your kitchen;
THE OLD STAND
LARD IS
ADVANCED
Quotations Go Up 1 tot
in Two Days
PACKED MEATS TOO
Go Skyward What Receives
Rise of Two Cents Ho
Quotations.
Th merchants on Front street were In
ai uproar this morning. The continued
advance on lard are being kept up.' Yes
terday the quotation were advanced o
and today the dealers were notified of an
additional rise of c
Eastern packed meats have again gone
up Dealers were again nounea inn
morning of an advance in that line. The
markets In the Easi are likewise very ex
cited and quotations there are on the ram
page. Receipts of .meats In the local mar
kets are somewhat more liberal today,
but the demand has grown so heavy "on
account of the top prices on packed meats
that the markets are kept . constanly
cleaned up. No changes have been made
In the quotation! of local fresh meats.
Quotation on wheat were advanced
quit a bit this morning, some or the
rises being Z a hundred. Walla Walla is
now quoted at (5c, bluestem at 68V4c and
Valley at 64$S6c The market Is very
stiff at these quotations and another rise
is not unexpected.
Receipts of eggs are better, but not yet
equal to the growing demand. A car and
a half of Eastern have been received by
local dealer. Several more cars are, ex
pected next week. No changes are noted
in quotations.
'Butter ! stiff at eurrent quotations.
The best creamery is easily bringing soo
a pound, while dairy Is still selling at XPAc.
Country butter Is dull at 153i6c.
Hops are picking up and more sales
are reported. According to a prominent
dealer at Aurora the reported sale' of a
lot of hops at Buttevill for 21 cents ts
untrue. Hops f re selling in that locally
at U cents a pound. Moat of the growers
are still hplding for cents.
The following, are today's revised quo
tations: , ,
GRAIN. JT-OUR AND FEED.
099tt9 VHA :oft8 'uiajsaniq
Barley feed. $17; rolled, $21 22.
Oats No. 1 white, $l1.06; gray, 96c
1Flour Eastern Oregon: Patents, $3.20
01.10; straight. 42.8S2.9b; . graham,
12.16; Valley. $2.8608: Diamond W., $3.75.
Mlustunrs Bran, sjsjdv per ion
tags, $23: shorts, $19.60; chop,
Hay New' Timothy, $1112;
mlddl-
1.
clover.
HOPS. WOOXi AND HIDES.
Horn 2S024C foC choice.
Wool Nominal; Valley, 16 16c;
East-
rn Oregon. 1014c.
Bheepeain nneannn, ivIi3iy
short wool. 26036a; medium wool 0O
too; oing .wooi, iwwti wua.
Tallow Prime, per pound, tM04o; No. 1
and grease, 12H.
Hides Dry hides. No. L 1$ pounds and
up,1616feo per pound; ory kip. No. L 6
to 16 pound. He; dry calf. No. U under
t pound, 16fec; dry salted, bulls and stags,
one-third less than dry Hint; salted hides.
Steer, sound. 60 jh pd or over, 7H8Ho;
69 to 60 pounds38a; under 60 pound,
and cows, 7c: stags and bulls, sound, 6i9
IHc; kip, sound, 16 to SO pounds, 7c; Teal,
cund, 10 to 14 pounds, 7e; calf, sound,
under 10 pounds, tc; green (unaalted). lo
per pound lee: eull. le per pound lees;
horse hide, sait.d, each, LtSk76; dry.
each. $101.60; colts' Aides, each. 25 50c ;
goat skin, common, each. IO91B0; An
gora, with wool on. each, t6c$L
Mohair 7c .
GROCERIES. NTJTS. ETC.
Sugar, "saok basis,' cube, $4.76; powd
ered. $4.0; dry granulated, $4.60: extra
C. $4.00; golden C. $1.90; barrels, 16c; half
barrels, zoc: ooxea, ovo aavanc on
lack bast, less loo per cw.t for cash,
maple, 12H16o per pound.
Honey 14 16o lb.
Coffee-Oreen Mocha, $l23e; Java,
fancy, J8a2o; Java, good. lo24c; Java,
ordinary, 1820c; Costa Rica, fancy.
19 20c; Coat Rica, - good, hj
Uo; Costa Rica, ordinary.' 1012o pet
pound; Columbia roast, $11: Arbuckle'a.
$11.61 list; IJon, $11.13 list; Cordova,
Teas Oolong, differetlt grade, 2865o
Gunpowder, 28, $1 to 36c: English Break
fast, different grades, 1JH to 6o; Spider
Leg, unoolored Japan, $0 to 60c; green
Japan, very scarce, 80 to 40c.
Salt-Bale, ts, ts, 4. Is, 10, 2.v
fine table, dairy and Imported Liverpool
60s, 62a; 100. $1.02; 200. 11.96;, per W
Bait-Worcester salt, bulk.- bbfsT. 320I
$6.00; Worcester 140 u, $6.60; Wo
eester, 100 $6.(0: Worcester, lo &.
$5.28; Worceter, $0 10A, $6.00; Worce.ter;
linen sacks, 60s, 88c '
flalt Coarse, half cround. 100a
$19.60; 60. per ton. $20; Liverpool lump.
TocteVf 84- per ton; 60lte"Toa-tttri00,
fir.vv.
x urain oag aicuna, ss.du per 100.
Nut Peanuts, 6io per lt. for raw
$H9o for roasted; oocoanuts, 85 -3 90c per
dos; walnut. 14 16c per lb; pine nuts
lufeliHc; hickory nut. 7c; chestnut, $3.51
S5 per drum; Brai.ll nut. 16c; filberts 16
He; fancy pecans, 1416c; almonds
1416o.
Coal 011 cases, 11 c per gallon; tank
Water Whit, 144c net; tanks, Headlight
16o net.
Rloe Imperial Japan, No. 1, 6Hc; No. 1
4o; New" Orleans, head, 77S4c
Salmon Columbia River, 1-1 b talla
$1.70; 1-lb tall. $2.40; fancy 1-lb flat
$1.86; H-lb fancy'flat, f 1.10; Alaska talis
pink; 86c; red, fl.26; I-lb talis, $x.
Bean Small white, $4: large white.
$4.00; pink. $.76; bayou. 4.00; Llmas. 6c
Tobacco Plug cut. amoklnr. lM-m
package! Seal of North Carolina. 70o
lb: Mastiff. 8c; Dixie Queen, 40c; Rett
oeii, c; rearo, sve; uoiaen eicepter,
IL16; fine cut Cameo, 40c; Capstan, C.84.
Duke' Mixture. 40c: Bun Durham, mat
Old English Curve Cut. 72c: Maryland
Club. 71c; Mall Pouch, Ssc: Tale Mixture,
$1.40. i-'lug tobacco. Drummond i Nat
ural Iaf. 8o; PlperHeJdsieclc. c;
Sometnmg Good, 46o; Standard Navy,
44c; T. A B., 63o ; Spear Head, 43c; star,
43c fin cut ohewlmr: Golden ThrMrt
8c; Fast Mall, 70c
BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRT.
Butter Creamery. $7410c: dalrv. 20 a
; etore, l6HJ8c
Eggs uregon. 16M0Z7H: Bastern. 2EA
26M,c; cold storage, 22fc23Uc
Full cream, twins. IIVAIja?
Toung America 1416c
Poultry Thickens, mixed, $8.604 per
: hen. U4O4.60 ner do: broilers. 12
$2.60; spring..' $I.I0S; ducks. $4 4. 60
per aou; turkeys, - live), ll)4&12c; do,
dressed, 14 16c per lb; sees, ii.ooei.eo
per dos." ',.V;.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Potatoes 670! sweeU. $LM cwt
; sweets
0c$L
Onions Orei
(sron. 10
Tomato e iO & 0e
er - hex: turnine.
saek. 11.10: carrot. $161.19 sack: Imii
IL26 per box: peache. U60o; arab D-
ples. So per lb FklT"Burter' pears. 1Wcn
per box; cranberries, Tillamook an Coo
Bay. $8; tsne Ood. $ a barrel. V1
Apple JlCyt 76Cei.0; WWi -my V
.wo. rr
basket: CaUforbU. $1 1: Oregon, 16cff
. Radlshe-,? doaea Mle: cab
bages. Or.rtnJ I4ilVo lb: lettuce, head.
PeKdoi. 135orOrego6 C fJf-
dos; fceans, SQio lb;, eggplant, 8e lb;
cucumbers, OOSOe box; green peppers,
S0e box;"" squash. $1.60 cwt; pumpkins
$1.60 cwt; horseradish, 8c lb; celery, 75c
$1 doa. . -
Gren frn It Lemons. $3C.B0; oranges,
box.. 4.605; Unteloupes. 76cU per
craw; pninaazi per craic, wuiKn
Dried frnlts nnles Evaporated.' "
08c; aprtoota $i&Tc; peaches 7c;
pears 810c; prunas. IUlian. 46c; ftp,
California blacks, 6 6c; do. white, Co to;
plums,, pitted, tQtc
MEATS AND PROVISIONS.
Fresh meats Beef, prime, W7c:
bulls, -494e; cows, 6H6o; pork, ,19
7He lb; veaj., 88ttc: mutton, 2,3ov
gross; dressed, 4jtic; lambs, 66c per
Hams, "bacpn, etc. Portland pac
(Western). - hams, 16c; plonlo, 12c;
breakfast , bacon, 18lc; light sides.
He; backs, Utte; dry salted sides, 10o;
dried be seta. 18c; lnsldes and knuckles,
18c; per pound. Eastern packed
hams, under lev lbs, 15: over 18 lbs,
16c; fancy 1 6c: picnic, 12c; shoulders,
12c; dry salted sides, unsmoked, 14c;
breakfast bacon, 18 "c; bacon sides, 164c;
backs, unsmoked, 14c; do. smoked, l&Hc;
butu. l&13o.
Iard Kettle Wf, 10-lb tins, 14c; 6s,
16c; 60-lb tins. 14c lb; steam rendered,
10s. 14 Ho; 6a. 1414c.
Fish Rock cod, 8c: flounders, 7c; hali
but, 9a; ling cod, 6c: crabs, per do.
$1.60; rasor clams, 10c doi; red snappers.
89c; black cod, 89e; stripped bass,
1012Hc; salmon. ,87c; soles, 8c; smelt
6c; lobsters, lgfrc
IRRIGATIONISTS
MEET AGAIN
Decide on Havine a State Coa-
ventioa on; November 18
Arrangements Made.
The Oregon Irrigation Association held
another meeting last night, at which the
organiser, "A, H. Devera, James M.
Moore, J. C Moreland. C. H.McIsaac,
Henry E. Reed, a C. Hutchinson and J.
N. Wllliamson,r;Were present, as were
also A. M. Brake and A. King Wilson.
As decided aV the organization meeting
yesterday morntng President A. H. De
vers appointed n-the following committee
to Investigate th Itatus of all irrigation
enterprise undertaken In the state of
Oreg0 under the terms of the Carey
land act. The. eommlttees appointed are
as followsIeKry:Hahn, of Pprtland; J.
N. WilllaiSsonv f Prinevllle; James M.
Moore, Portland; 1. W. Hope, Vale, and
F. D. McCwUyJo8eph. 4 -
CONVENTION NOVEMBKrt 18.f r.
Arrangement wire made for a conven
tion to be held here which 4nO delegate
from all over th state will attend. The
following apportionment for delegates nas
been made:' To be appointed:
By the Governed 20 delegates; by May
ors of citle, 'two delegates, and one ad
ditional for every 2600 people or major
fraction of that number; by each Board
of County Commissioners, two delegates;
by '' eachc'OimWeroIal "ofgahteatlbn, two
delegates, and one for each 60 members;
by each Irrigation company, two dele
gates; ,. by Jthe Stgte University, State
Agricultural College, Experiment Station
and each State Normal School, each two
delegates.
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS."
The following were declared ex-offlclo
members: The Governor, the Secretary
and the Treasurer of the state of Oregon ;
the members of the State Board of Agri
culture; the members of .the State Board
of Horticulture; the State Biologist: the
State Game and Fish Warden; the State
Fish Commissioner; the , Stafe .Dairy, and
Food Commissioner); member of the Leg
islative Assembly p)t,the state of Oregon;
the State Veterinarian; : the State Land
Agent; United State. Senators and Rep
resentatives In Congreaa of the state of
Oregon; County Judges, Commissioners
and Surveyors; the City Engineers and
Surveyors of Incorporated cities; all mem
ber in good standing of the National Ir
rigation Associations the Governor-elect
of the state of Oregon. -
A MONEY SAVER '
Saturday's Big Sal of Suits and Over
coats for $8.65, at the Lion Storei
. Union-made suits and overcoats that
are right up to the hour in style, made
sight,-ut.jAg.ht-ind $!3-4e 416 vl&3s?4
will be placed on sale), commencing Sat
urday morning, at the special sale price
0t..$8.66. -rj ,K
Just a snap In suits and overcoats
that's all. .. '
What? Have we lost our heads?
: Not for a minute! We don't like to
lose money any more than 'you do; but
we can be generous with other people'
losses. '. .
A big maker sacrificed his profits in
garnBnts-nn matter
who no matter whereIt's all right:
We've done all the looking; all you've
got to do Is to comer buy what you like,
jingle the money in your pocket that you
save, and come right back to us the min
ute you're sorry you did It and we'll re
fund your money to you.
What we advertise we do. and when
you read It in our advertisements It true.
Tes, sir; this Is a big suit and overcoat
snap, and don't you miss it.
LION TAILORING? COMPANY, '
165 Third St., near Morrison.
NEW CANADIAN RAILROAD.
TORONTO, Ont... Oct, 17. The Tllson
burg. Lake Erie A Pacific 1 now com
pleted from Port Burwell to Ingersoll,
nd connects with th Wabash, the Grand
Trunk, the Michigan,, Central and the
Canadian Pacific. ThI road ha a charter
for an extension to CbrUngw6odahS ter
minus arrangements are now being made.
This new line will prove most advantage
ous to an extensive and rich district of
Ontario, and win furnish cheap coal to
AH the region that it reaches.
IOWA PRESBYTERIANS,
WATERLOO. la Oct.' 17. -The Presby
terian synod of Iowa began It annual
meeting here today and will continue In
session through rtie remainder of the
week. The gathering has attracted ISO
ministers of the denomination and almost
as many lay visitors. Matters of church
government and "church Interest will oo 1
cupy most of the thnev
' j- -' i.
A.w V i .
ARMOUR
;v BEING
Of (cago . Gora
r ation
STOCKS ARE RISING
Since Strike Settlements-Money
. 'Market Is EasyLiYC
Stock Market.
Furnished from Special Wires to Bolton,
cle Ruyter A CpJ (02 Third Street.
CHICAGO, Oct 17. Th Record-Herald
says: The corn market has developed
into most interesting affair. The De-1
cember motive is now almost entirely in
the Armour attitude. Patten Is out of the
future entirely. His shorts are all cleared
up. The Armour long Interest Is sup
posed to be so large, that scalping opera
tion which are under way all the time,
the selling on rallies and buying back
0:1 breaks, make ' no ' great difference In
the market. The . big December holders
continue to buy. tha-cash corn and to ship
it out. But there is an unusual strong
cash situation with the easy paying 8 to
10 per cent premium over the December
for the No. 8 and No. 3 yellow at Cansas
City. 'The new No. S corn yesterday was
5 to 6 cents over the Chicago December
price. So that in December corn now as
In September wheat last month tne Ar
mour people seem merely to have aelsed
upon a legitimate situation In advance
of other people. But pretty nearly . every
body else who I" long on December corn
is now tailing afer the big holder.' But
the corn interest Is not entirely In the
December. The B. F. party have a great
line bought for May, and are predicting
that Elwood has had a lint- of corn. The
pit does not know whether the recent
big trade by Wrenn is for Armour or for
Elwood. Thit house' get the orders .of
both, and perhaps Is getting therri both
now. Some thtntc that Reid has a line of
December,, and there has been the story
for a mofttl) that ,Armp4Jr and Reid had
some Joint account! interest. There lg a
better business doing 'In cash oats. Sales
from, her, yesterday .were, ,200,000 bushels.
The Cecil people. bsive been bidding be'tter
than Chicago' prices' through Ohio for
Akron of lat Sihd getting very few.
They are also buying at Minneapolis and
Duluth and paying high prices without
getting many. It is believed the terri
tory east of Chicago has sold its surplus
pretty well.
Many Buy Stocks.
NEW YORjK, Oet 17. The Chronicle
says: - The settlement Of the coal strike
and improving conditions In the money
market are the , Incentives behind tne
present buying of stocks and there is a
confident feeling . among conservative
operators that purchases are In order on
moderate recessions. It is argued that
the shake out of the past month nas
resulted in a very stable speculative situ
ation. Banking Interests have the storks
and have been buying;, them during two
waeks of tight . money in. which prices
had no, greaj Aecdinec, It. i the old story
or lightning change In speculative tem
per, follolrig a hertdju'sttnent of holdings
occasioned by . purely locat causes, the
latter being manipulation of money and
stocks by powers accumulating the lat
ter for a big campaign based o fthe fact
that favorable crop and Industrie cpn
ditions are net altered by Wall' street
spasms. Now. that the, coa r strike1 is put
of the way the indications are for a vol
ume of general business even larger tnan
has been done at any time this aotutnn,
which would mean In excess of an "red-
ords." ,1 ; , t .
rlcans Steady
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Amertcan stocks
in London are steady and, a shade under
parity. Th. miners' convention will rati
jCy-MltcheUA. JWJl'ja. and ,rjiBB.t-'we?
Thursday. Great Western still disturb
ing situation. Norfolk dividend will be
lht per cent semiannually, an advance of
M per cent. It is reported that the Ches
apeake will raise new capital for neces
sary expenditures for improvements
Copper trade Interests bullish on Amal
gamated. E. W. Lawson bulling sugar.
It is expected that the Distilleries (se
curities Company will be placed on 4 per
cent basis. It Is considered certain that
I nn4he-!&loraito-tawg--t l"tfigwd"
-feot
pie can retain control of Colorado fuel.
Columbus, Hocking Coal & Iron Is mark
ing big profits from Increased price of
coal. Expected plan maturing for deal
ing with Leather Preferred back divi
dend. Cattle and Hogs.
CHICAGO, Oct 17. Union" Stock Yards:
Hogs. Cattle Sheep.-
Chicago ..18,000 2,500 18,000
Kansas City .12,000 3,000 7,000
Omaha 4,000 2.000 1,000
Hogs opened (f to 18 -cents higher; left
over yesterday, 3600; receipts one year
ago, 24.000. Mixed, $$.867.60U; ood.
$7.607.6O- light, $6.80(87.86..
Cattle Slow and steady.
Sheep Steady.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17. Opening Wheat
December 6-10. higher; March.
6-11H. higher.
. ?rn:rJ,a.niary' 4"4- higher; March.
cotton jtv
utures opened unchsnni in
1 advance
and now steslv at a nnint.
advance. Compared with yesterday's
cioeing mis is Detter than the traders
anticipated and should lead to reaction
on this aecline. Few will oar to remain
short over Sunday unless th weather
shows up welL
L 0.t). F. HOME.
.RICHMOND, Va.. Oct 17. The Board
of Directors of the Odd Fellows'. Home tf
Virginia I In 'special session Tier today,
Governor Montague presiding, for the
purpose ot discussing a, site for the Odd
Fellows' Home. Lynchburg, Fredericks
burg and Salem are applicants for the
Home, Each city ha made inviting offers
and the ultimate selection is problem
atical.1 '
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WEAKNESS
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KIDNEY DISEASES
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References Best banks and leading business men of this city.
Consultation at offiqe or by. letter -free and strictly confidential.
Always inclose 10 2-c stamp to insure answer. Address in perfect confldene
DR. J. HENRI KESSLER,
St. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary.
Cor. Second and Yamhill Sts. . PORTLAND, OREGON.
M COST
To consumers of current from
Y Lamps at -1 5c Each,
These are the same lamps that we
made expressly tor us. Buy them
dozen lots free of charge. , ,
'GOTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
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A AAi4Aa A SiAi4AA4AiSAiiiissiiiiiillSSi4siA A
The
Standard
Gas Lamp
Beautiful Whit.
Light at Minimum
Cost.
Our Standard,
Lamp will light a
room 20 feet square
brilliantly. A gas
i)lant portable,
lung It anywhere.
Approved by. Fire
Insurance Under
writers. Every lamp guar
anteed. "
Por . sale by
II. W Manning
Lighting and
Supply Co.
Wholesale and
Retail.
Latest Improved Match-Lighting Gas
Lamp., Gas Mantels and Lighting-
Supplies. . -
' General Agent for
' "WONDERFUL DORAN LIGHTING
SYSTEM. ,
' f- io5 Sixth St , Portland, Or.
Opposite Jklerrlll's Cyclery. ' '
THE HOP MARKET
Hayf.,Sal ...Reported. at Salem
at 25 Cerjts.
SALEM, Oct. 17.-The general hop mar
ket Is strong, with an upward tendency,
according o the statement of one of the
leading hop lealers of this city, who has
prominent business' connections In New
York, Boston, London and on the Conti
nent. Ho states that the latest' reports
lr.cm.Jtii8..Jias.tMi3cttm.ect,lHt)kjndi(iaie,a.
strong market and. a gradual advance,
and he predicts that the market hero will
respond soon in sympathy 'with the ad
vance, In the East
Klrkpatrlck & Williams, of Dallas, yes
terday purchased 60 bales of choice hops
In Polk County at 25 cents. This is re
ported to have been a bona fide sale, and
the lot was purchased on an order from
the East. - '
H. J. Miller, of Aurora, also purchased
a lot at Hubbard at 24 cents.
The report wa received here by a local
dealer yesterday that Herman Klober, of
Tacoma, had- purchased the J. C. Bush
lot of 110 bale.. at ChehaUs at 25 cents.
This was reported to be a bona fide sale,
and local dealers stated that this would
open the market at that price.
RECEPTION FOR DELEGATES.
BOSTON. 'Mass., Oct. 17.The local
Irish societies have perfected elaborate
plans for th reeeptlon and entertainment
ot Messrs Einumd,-Dillon. .PftYltt agd T
isjajte, xreiana s aeiegates to tne conven
tion of the United Irish League of Amer
ica, who are expected to reach Boston
this evening. . Accompanying the delega
tion $k Mrs. Johji. Hartain, a sister of
John jrtltchel, who has come to this
countfy'aa tn 'speclar representative of
the -women of Iceland. . The convention
will begin it sessions In Faneull hall next
Monday and Will oonttau through the
week. Besides the delegate's from abroad
representative Irish-Americans from all
parts of the country are expected To be
present r
MAN!
.Ton should consider thoroughly th
skill, v experience, reliability, etc. of
Doctor or Specialist before entrusting to
hlra 'ymi health, th perfect and lasting
Y??BhouM consider the OU1CK-CCRB
ILLUSION and FREE-CURE FALLAC X
u iiiccuiHuiii. man wouia consider -business
proposition. Tou-do not want to '
be mutilated and maimed for life by, try
Ingvto be cured of Varicocele and kind- .
red trouble lna. few days by surgical
procedures. . .' . x ,
Ever man who is afflicted owesS it to
himself and hi posterity : to get cured
safely and positively, without leaving any .
blight or weakness in hi system. The
many ' years of our succesaful practlo
In Portland prove that our method of -'
treatment are certain and 'not expert- '
mentaL .-V. , "V. .
Call at my offloe, and If t find that yon -
cannot be cured will NOT accept your
money UNDER ANT CONDITIONS but "
If on examination we' find you are cur- 1
able we will guarantee a . , . . ,
SAFE AND POSITIVE OJRE
In as short a time a the nature and ex-'
tent of the disease will permit without
Injurious after effects. My charges will
be as low as possible for conscientious,
skillful and, successful service. - Consult -vu
before - consenting to .any surgical
operation xipon Important blood vessel.
Premature deoline algnallse th pre
i ence of one or more weaknesses of th
Vital System, which are due to Inheri
tance of one or th following ;
A S ElS
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And all reflex complications and assoetate
diseases ywd affections. ,
I will save you the suffering associated
with Nervous Debility,' Weaknesses, Pre
mature Decline, Loss of Memory, Energy
and Ambition, Nervousness, Pimples.
Palpatagfon of the Heart, Shortness-of
Breath, Apprehension of Calamity etc"
, We will make, your memory good.
Call at our offices or write a full de-:;
sorption of your case. Hundred have
been cured at home.
Our special Home Treatment will cur
you as it has other.
our mains we are now selling
or $ 1 .75 per Dozen.
formerly sold at 35c each, and are
if you want the best. Delivered in
D1UNK
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Office: 134 North stb St.
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Enquire of '
Portland Trust Company of Oregon
109 THIRD STREET.
References Ladd ft TUton. Portland; U.
S. National Wank, Portland! Bank of
California San Francisco; Crocker
Woolworth National Bank, San Fran-
Members Chicago Board of Trade, San
Francisco Produee Exchange, San Fran'
Cisco Stoc and Bond Exchange.
Grains, Provisions, Stocks, Bonds
and Cotton. - "
San Francisco Office:
490 California St.
loa Third Street
PORTLAND. OR.
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