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TITE OKEGOK DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, .SATUR DAT EVENING! JANUARY 9, 1904.
TACOaM A SATISFIED
M HIKE FISHER
DUGDAUG XBT TIOSSVXXJUB XIT9EAT
OSXira TO XJTDUCE THE JPAJTS TO
GO 8ACJC TO THE IB 0X4 XOTS
If AJOBXTT WITH ; THE X OBMEB
SACBAMXITTOV. 1
, (Joorntl BpeeM Service.)
Tacoma, Wash., Jan. 9. In spite of
, opposition, Tcoma seems to be securely
tied to the Paclflo Coast league circuit.
, VanilAm mmmIIv valpAhiaft tlift .hnna-A
though opposition has developed In some
quartern . and Lucas and JJugaaie sum
have their friends in Tiger town.
However, the rank ant file of the fans
are heartily ; in favor of giving Mlque
Fisher an open path,' and It Is very
doubtful If there will be any direct op
position to the Coast league when' the
season- actually Begins. , Tacoma - nan
finished a tall-end team for two sea
sons In the old Pacific National circuit,
change If it- promises better things,
l'teher's team looks good to the fans;
and he has interested considerable local
capital in the, venture. ; . j
Mlque himself, is expected here soon,
the magnates in San Francisco having
finished ,0their conference.' Options are
held on , two .tracts of 'land here, either
one of which will make & suitable ball
' park. ; The park which has been in use
in Tacoma for over ten years, and which
is one of the most centrally located in
the Northwest, cannot be used longer.
It was used last season and the season
before only against the vigorous pro
tests of residents of the -neighborhood,
and with the understanding f.hat new
grounds would be secured this year.
The:heWTsark will of necessity- be far
ther from the "business center of the
city, but it will have good car service."
As soon as Fisher returns from tho
South he will select one , of the . two
places offered him and' the work of con
structing grand stand, bleachers- and
fences will begin at once. -
Fisher's i team , is already complete,
except for some pitchers, a flrBt base
man and maybe a change catcher. A
f iance at the playing averages ot the
Coast league last season shows that tbt
Sacramento team was good everywhere
except In the pitching department. "It
was a fast fielding bunch, according to
the , figures, and a pretty fair bitting
team. - rne xans nave Deen looxing up
the "dope" , of this sort since "Fisher's
Dronosltlon was first made.
IX E. Dugdale was in the city last
night for the first time in two weeks.
President Lucas of the National league
is in Spokane, having completed a tour
of the old circuit " Dugdale ' says a
league meeting will be held either in
Seattle or Spokane within the next ten
days, and that everything from a Pacific
- National point of-view, is "lovely."
The Seattle manager says he has not
given up hopes of keeping Tacoma even
yet. Two teams in Tacoma, however,
are utterly out of the question, anil
how "Dug" figures out any chance of
hanging on to Tigerville la hard to see.
Lucas' chances of forming a six-club
league seem to be pretty good. - If ho
succeeds his re-election as president is
also certain. - It was intended to hold
the league meeting in Tacoma, but the
. (Journsl Special Berries,)
Spokane, Wash., Jan. 8. The Spokane
chamber of - commerce has decided to
make a' fight to prevent the location of
the national encampment- for the Pa
clflo states at American lake, near Ta-
action of. the Coast .league magnates fcoma. The Spokane business men who
are interesting themselves in this mat
ter do not understand how Tacoma gets
so mucn or a nolo on this proposition.
It was decided to make American lake
the stte (or the encampment of the- state
militia and the government troops in
has spoiled that plan.
Five cities are said to be assured
members of the Lucas league. They aro
Seattle,-Spokane, Butte, Bellingham (the
recently consolidated cities of ; Fair
haven and Whatcom) . and 8alt Lake
Great Falls or else Helena and Missoula
combined are suggested-for the sixth
city. -,: - .. -y ..- : , v--
This combination has at least four
good managers Kellly, Dugdale, mc
Closkev and Wllmot but there are not
very many good players in sight." Pretty
nearly the only player Dugdale has this
year la Bill Hurley, who is good any
where. Of course, he has old reliable
Matt Stanley, but Matthew is just what
he is called, "old." and will take half
the' season to. get Into shape.
jThe Tac(im baseball promoters who
are Interested with Fisher ra me coast
league proposition have insisted that
the schedule committee allow Tacoma
to finish the first halt of the season at
home and begin the second half her
also. The statement waff sent out from
San Francisco that one of the three
northern clubs would have to finish the
first half as well as the second season
in California, and this was used by the
opposition as one argument against me
Coasters.
FISHER OF TACOMA
- IS IN THE CITY
; Michael Angelo Fisher ar'rlved'in Port
land this morning on his way to h 18 View
home-at-Taeoma-. Mrr Fisher-states- that
It is his intention to put a winning team
in his newly acquired town, and says he
is there to stay, and is not to be scared
out by all the Dugdales and Lucases in
the Northwest.
When Fisher visited Tacoma a short
time ago he called upon the most influen
tial business men of that - city and se
cured their endorsement of his proposed
transfer, which he later had sanctioned
at the recent Coast league meeting. -
The former Sacramentan and present
Tacoman further states .that he has prac
tically signed up his team for next year,
and , therefore will be able to give his
new home something they have not had
previously, a ' seasoned ' baseball team
ith which to start the season.
-Only Union He to Be Employed.
Immediately upon his arrival In Ta
coma Manager FJsher will start the, erec
tion of, his new ball park, in the con
struction of which he intends that no one
shall be employed who is not a union
man.
Manager Fisher met Doo Brown, the
former Spokane baseball magnate, who is
now located In Portland, and the two had
a pleasant talk on baseball and other
Interesting subjects. . :
Mr. Fisher 'leaves tomorrow for his
hew "diggings." but expects to return to
Portland in about three - weeks. Mike
says that be has now entirely lost hope
of securing Charlie Graham, his capable
team captain and catcher, but will know
definitely regarding that player's inten
tlons in a few days. Graham has an ex
cellent proposition to go into business.
and it may be thai Fisher's extra Induce
ments, that the genial Mike offered him
will not be sufficient to attract the star
catcher back to' the game.
SPOKANE JEALOUS
OF OLD TACOMA
the state. Now, however, it seems to be
tne plan, as shown, by a bill introduced
Dy congressman Cushman at Washing
ton, . that American lake shall : be the
permanent, camp grounds for the Pacific
coast states. - It has taeen reported to- the
chamber of commerce here' that In spite
of the recommendation of General Ran
dall that the site should be at Spokane,
General Funston has recommended the
American lake site. Another feature of
the matter that looks queer to Spokane
people is the fact that the bill intro
duced by Cushman' is said to carry an
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
$1050 4-room cottage and S lots; free
water; bearing fruit, trees.
88100 Fine quarter block, East Ninth
street. .
1000 75xl6 feet; well located. f
$160076x169 feet, and 6-room cottage.
93000 40x100, near Portland Academy.
1600 8 acres, all cultivated; 7-rrfom
- . house, or will rent the same.
S500 5 acres, ' twell Improved arid
sightly, on car line. . "
DAVIDSON, WARD & CO.
408 Chamber of Comment.
.Three -Valley-Farms-
650-ACBB Improved stock farm, Joins a
-nice time town on k. K.: would
trflriA frtr ritv nrnnAptw aie.ARO.
943-ACXB Improved farm in Linn
county. 1 H miles from- K. & su-
V' ,UH .. Ctt ABA .
800-ACBB improved farm in ! Marlon
county, m miies.rrom it. it. sta
. tlon; sell or trade for stock of mer
chandi8e $8,600. - .
HENKLE SL BAKER
, 817 ABIBOTOX BVZX.OXirO.
appropriation of $100,000 for the pur
chase of the site. How this can be Is
not understood, for it 1 stated that the
site was offered for: $5 , an acre, and
there are. 20,000 acres. If necessary,
Spokane will send a man Xo Vancouver
to consult -with General Funston in re
gard to the matter. - t ' ,
JENNINGS
LODGE ACRE.
TRACTS
THE CREAM OF POKTLANDS ; SC
BTJRBAN PROPERTY. EVERYTHING
THAT MAKES PROPERTY- DESIR
ABLE IS TO BE FOUND HERE. FOR
FULL PARTICULARS APPLY TO ,
W. A. SHAW a CO.
943 BTABK, BBAB SECOND ST. '
Three Good Farm
Buys
"tTBMM yOBEBTOBOTB '
100 ACBES Well improved .....$5,800
T5 ACBES Nicely Improved, 14
acres in orcnara sauu
160 ACBES Good rolling land,
v good fencing, comfortable
' house, nice barn, good orchard,
on countv road: fine stock v
range , . $1,800
Hehkle' & Baker
817 ABziraTOir Btrrxsnro.
THE COLONIAL SECURITY
COMPANY OF ST. LOUIS
Weekly Total.;. ifesultS Estimated
Pay- Pay- i . 356 Results In
menta menta. .weeks. 365 weeks.,
.851 9 88.751 fldO.001 139.30
.50 177.60 800.00 - 878.60
1,00 35S.00 400.00 667 JIO
10 633.60 ; 600.00 835.80
8.00 710.00 . 800.00 1,114.40
- 9.60 - 887.60 1,000.00 - 1,393.00 -
8.001 , 1,776.00 - 8,000.00 9,786.00
10.001 3,650.00 4,000.00 - 6,678.00
BETTER THAN THE SAVINGS BANK
SAVING
Is the cornerstone of wealth.' Be U pennies or dollars. Saving now
means ease and comfort hereafter. The company's contracts both
save and Invest Systematic saving insures competency. :
We have plenty of references in this city as to the reliability
and manner of business.". Agents wanted, i .
Call on or write, . t ; ' '
Q4 GRAND AVENUE
Mere Theory.
From "Birmingham Age-Herald. '
" A certain scientific giitleman has
proved to his own satisfaction that Mr
Jeffries' arm is losing its " punching
power, - but experience is much more
convincing .than mere theorising. . Mr,
Corbett " still has his doubts.
Rooming - Houses
In all parts of the city. Most profitable
investments jn .Portland today. ' Any
hotlse below, that is marked $1,000 or
more I will prove to you that it is clear
ing over $50 per month,-and uny one
that is marked $2,000. or more $125 per
montn ta Der cent on vour monev.
91000 Tenement house on Seventh st,
12 rooms; rent $45,
9 960 Tenement-house, rooms; rent
$35;: Seventh su..
91360 Tenement-house, 16 rooms; rent
$50: Fourth t.
$1400 Flat," 10 rooms, rent $50; on Third
street. - -
9 850 Tenement-house, 10 rooms; rent
$50; West Park st
93000 House, 20 rooms;- rent $125; 10th
-. street.
9 650 Flat, on. 16th St., $ rooms; rent
9 760 Tenement-hoHse, 9 rooms; rent
iu; Heventn st. m
91600 House, 18 rooms; rent $65; Park
street. ' - ,
93800 Tenement-house, 18 rooms; rent
BWTMn-t;
rooms; rent
rooms, West
rent
rent
91200 Tenement-house, 11 rooms; rent
du; cieventn street.
1 Ten t.-t.. f o He. -.
9 450 Flat. 7 rooms; rent $25; Madison
street...
9 800 Tenement-house, 9
$30; Park st.
9 400 Tenement-house, S
Park st: rent 125.
9 6$0 Tenement-house, 9 rooms;
-. 135: Tavlor st. , -
91OOO Tenement-house; 10 rooms; rent
$op; jenerson st.
9 800 Tenement-house, rooms;
145: Tavlor St. "
9 950 Tenement-house, 10 rooms; rent
$40; Thirteenth st.
9 850 Flat, .10 rooms; rent $50; Alder
street. rv
91400 Flat, 12 rooms;tent $50; Morri
son street. - .
91400 Tenement-house, 17 rooms ; rent
$65; Yamhill st.
9 700 Flat, 11 rooms; rent $30; Third
street North.
9 800 Flat, 13 rooms: rent $30; Flr&t st.
93500 Flat, 80 rooms; rent $75; Morrl-
son street. .-nt-800
Tenement-house. 12 rooms; rent
$35: Sixteenth st.
91500 Flat, 16 rooms; rent $35; 15th st.
9 800 Tenement-house, 12 rooms; rent
$45; Third, st
93500 Flat. 28 rooms; rent $65; Third
street.
9 850 Tenement-house, 14 rooms; rent
tu; xnira -st.
93100 Tenement-house,
$70: Second st.
9 800 Tenement-house,
i4t; .Aiuer st. - - . 1.
91650 Tenement-house, 17 rooms; ' rent
$65: Fifth st.
8 860 Flat.- 8 rooms; rent $30; 2d st
9 850 Tenement-house, 7 rooms; ; rent
$26: Fourth.' st . , :
91600 Tenement-house,
50; 11th st.
91000 Tenement-house,
Xo; amniii st.
96500 Flat, 30 rooms; rent. $150; Oak
95500 Flat. 65 rooms; rent $250; heart
- . i of city. , , . l. : .
93500 Hotel, 64 rooms; rent $200;
money-maker.
83300 Flat, 28 rooms; rent $60: a Snap.
83000 Flat. 15 rooms;. rent $60; Stark
street. '. 1
82800 Flat, 24 rooms; rent $100 fith st.
S350Q f iat, rooms; rent uo; tn st.
97000 Large house, 132 rooms; West
Side. '
9 850 Tenement-house, 12 rooms; rent
' $25; Main st.
83500 Houh, 50 rooms; rent $125; First
street.
93000 Flat, 24 rooms; rent $75; 3d st
Will loan money on any of the above
houses.
WALTER A. GREEN
806a064 Commercial Bldg! ' TeL 1909.
22 rooms; rent
,9 rooms; rent
rooms; rent
rooms; rent
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE BY THE
Title Guarantee
& Trust Co.
fl"?AA Lot on Ganttnbein avenue,
SOUU near Shaver ttret.
C 3AA ,c' ,ot on Vancoiiver ve
J)0Uu nueand kid mure a reet, 1
block from Williams avenue. -(CCA
N,C8 lot, 54x100, 011 E. Mor
PuU rhon sire st. neax E. 37th st.
1 pa A Fine Lot, 50x100 feet," on
J)lt)UU Williams avenue, near
Broadway.
Mlnr 3 lots at E. Salmon and ti.
$&0)) 37th streets (5unnslde).
with house of 7 rooms, bath, base-
ment and small b"f n.
t Lt 50x100 feet with house
$0UU of 6 rooms, E. Salmon and
E. 35 h streets (Sun nyslde). '
C 7C A Lot corner of E. Salmon and
v ' OU E. 35th streets.
CCAA Lot on'E. Salmon between
$0UU b. 33d and E. 35th street.
(f73AA Fine lot corner E. Yamhill
4)OUU and E. 37th streets, Sun
ny side, with new house of 6 rooms.
sewer In and street Improved.
$1"7CA Beautiful building site, too
dl6uU x I oo feet, corner E. Jlorrl-
son and E. 36th sts. (Sunnyside).
M9Cfl 100x100 feet and new
J)uU cottage of 5 rooms, bath,
large Attic and full basement, corner
Williams avenue and Alberta street.
OQCA Holladay Park Additloo;
V LOOK) lot 50x100 feet and new
htuje if 6 rooms, bath, basement and
alt modern conveniences.
C 3 A A A New and thoroughly mod
J)OUUU ern residence of 6 rooms,
on fldlsey street, near 1 6th and Hol
laday Park. - -(3QAA
50x100 feet on Schuyler
)t)0UU street, near E. 19th, with
new modern house of 6 rooms, fur
nace, tas and electric lis its.
IF YOU NEED MONEY
with which to complete purchase,
we can accomodate ycu at lowest
rates.
TITLES INSURED
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED
TITLE GUARANTEE
& TRUST CO.
6 and 7 Chamber of Commerce.
Qround Floor. Fourth Street Side.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Neit Monday we wilt offer for - sale
those beautiful lots in Woodcock,
THESE LOTS ABB 100x100 rEET
AND TKT LOT IS A COBWEB. .
Woodstock
Is the prettiest and sla-htllest addltloa
to the City of. Portland,
Woodstock ,
H food sohool, churoh, stores and
Fostofflee,
Woodstock
Has the finest water supply in the city
and excellent car Service.
Wdodstock
Cars run every SO' minutes and these
lots are all on or near the car line, ;
Woodstock
we vrill sell on payments of 910 dowa
and 910 per month. Zn
- In Wpodstock '
wo will, build houses
menthly. ,paymeuta.
on very easy
a";.-."".' I-". ' '
Take the Woodstock ear to Wood
stock tomorrow and select your home
Site. This will insnra von first ekalca
Monday, Affent oa the ffround.''
For plat and further information, fall
at olHce .
PACIFIC LAND CO. .
' 167H TIBSI STBEET.
DID YOU .
' MAKE A RESOLUTION TO
;- -BUT A LOT AT.
City View Park
' OTK2SX8 SIS AND BOUGHT
THKM. WK HAVE ' A ' FEW
' MORE CHOICE LOTS LEFT.
. ' BUY TODAY. TOMORROW.
MAY BE TOO LATE.
Prices $1.50.; $200, $250, $300
SHARKEY & MORROW
'.v J08 Alisky Bldg.
Third and Morrison Sts.
Tel. Main 265.
Two Timber
Claims
Cruising- 6,000,000 feet per section
each., . . . ,., . . , .. .... ,.
0TKEX8 crulslns; 8,000.000 to 4,000,
000 feet each timber white cedar and
nr.. If you want a timber claim now is
the time. Call soon, as they will not
last long. m .
jrnone, ciay 1753. ; :
B. J.Sanford&Co.
tia Ablagtem Bldg-, rortlaad, Oreroa.
mm
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mm
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MEN
DONT DELAY ANOTHER MOMENT TIME IS VALUABLE. CONSULT A
PHYSICIAN WHO HAS MADE A CLOSE STUDY OF ALL DISEASES WHICH AF
FLICT THE PRESENT GENERATION AND WHO STANDS TODAY AS A MEDICAL
SPECIALIST WITHOUT A PEER ON THE PACIFIC COAST. I WILL FORFEIT
$1,000 FOR ANY CASE THAT I TAKE AND DONT CURE.
Extract from a Newspaper ,
The following- clipping- Is published for the purpose of showing- the public the esteem
with- which Dr. Kessler is held by the press and public throughout the entire Northwest:
- "Dr. Kessler has Just returned from an extended tour -throughout the United
States, and during his absence the Doctor has visited most of the,. large hospitals and
world-renowned specialists in search of any Information that might be of value In the
practice of his profession. Dr. Kessler is a physician from choice, nature having intended
him for no other calling, and. although he has been In active practice for the past SO
years, 20 years in Portland, he studies harder and more diligently at the present time
than most medical students. In addition-to the Immense fund of knowledge culled by
the. Doctor from the writings of men of world-wide reputation, Dr. Kessler has made
a number of original discoveries that stamp him as one of the foremost medical men of
the present century. He possesses the faculty of almoBt reading a patient's feelings, and
is invariably correct In his diagnosis of the most complicated cases. - It Is remarkable
the number ot seemingly hopeless Invalids that are treated and cured by this sclentlflo
physician, who goes to the root of every trouble, discovers the cause and eradicates it
Dr. Kessler is In love with his profession and during a leisure moment, something not
often' enjoyed by the Doctor, he talked entertainingly and modestly of his many dis
coveries and the Immense strides made in medicine during the past quarter ot a century."
All Letters Answered
When you ate unable to visit my office In person write at once and I will forward
you a symptom blank. By this means I will be able to make a correct diagnosis of your
case. All letters receive prompt attention and I am the only person allowed to read Us
contents. No person need ever know that you are receiving treatment at my hands, as
my corrspondence will be conducted with plain envelopes. Don't hesitate about writing;
it may be the means ot saving your, life: I have cured hundreds of people In all parts ot
the Northwest that I have never seen, and my practice has been sU extensive that wher
ever I so I am always greeted by friends, some of whom know me only by reputation. .. ...
0mM
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;- DR. J.'XENRT KE8SLER :
Address with 10 2-Cent Stamps 230J2 Yamhill 8treet, Portland, Or. '
WOMEN
I HAVE CURED THOUSANDS OF WOMEN WHO HAD ALM08T GIVEN UP
HOPE AND RESTORED. THEM TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. WHAT I HAVE
DONE FOR THEM I CAN DO FOR YOU. I FULLY UNDERSTAND YOUR DELICATE
AND SENSITIVE ORGANISM, AND IN CURING YOU WILL' BRING 8UNSHINE TO
HOMES NOW ALMOST WRECKED BY YOUR INFIRMITIES. T
When Other Doctors Fail
Don't become discouraged and Imagine that there Is no help for you. ; Your fchys
Iclan may be a well-meaning man, who did all that he could to help you, but he probably
lacks the thorough knowledge of your case that constant practice and constant research
imparts. It matters not how difficult the case may be, I can cure you If a cure Is oos
sible. If your case is Incurable I will teU you so, but don't be discouraged: there are
very few cases that cannot be cured. When other doctors fail and tell you that there Is
no longer any hope for you, don't believe it. Come at once and see old Dr. Kessler. who
haa made thousands of people sound and well who were felvea up by other physicians Dr
Kessler has been the leading specialist in Portland for the past 80 years. Other doctors
have come and gone, but the old Doctor still remains, healing the sick and doing good to
his fellow man. If this reaches your eye and you are suffering from any affliction call or
write; the help that you have longed for Is at hand. I will tell you exactly what the
trouble Is, and apply the remedy that will cure you. It is a shame the number of lives
that are ruined and the homes rendered desolate through the Inability of some so-called
doctors to reach the seat of trouble. Thousands of men take up the profession of medi
cine that never were adapted for such a calling, who might have made a success in some
other profession. The born physicians are few and far between, and that la the reason
why so few succeed. . . ,
Home Treatment
It Is a boon to thousands of people living at a distance to know that their ailments
no matter what the nature of the disease, can be treated successfully from this office
without the. patient being compelled to make a tedious and expensive trip to the city
Tou are also saved the trouble and expense of having prescriptions fllled,' as I supply all
of the medicine without extra expense to the patient. The. fee. that you pay me for pro
fessional services also includes medicine, which is prepared in my own private laboratory
You can write down your symptoms just as easily as you can tell them, and you can feel
assured that no mistake will be made by me In locating and curing permanently the
disease from which you suffer.
Stop! Young Man s
It is not difficult te tell what Is the
matter with you. If you continue
your present course, you will event
ually become an' Inmate of a lunatic
asylum. You are ashamed of 'yourself.
You blush when brought Into the pres
ence of the opposite sex. You are
gradually losing confidence, ' and your ,
strength is being sapped by unnatural
practises, Perhpts 'you are en named .
to tell a doctor your troubles, but an
experienced physician can discover'
your trouble at a glance. I have saved
hundreds of young men who came to
me as a last resort, and some of theiu
are now the beads of happy families.
You must have treatment from a doc
tor who has made such cases a special
study. 1 delight in showing boys the
proper path to pursue, as it Is always
sad to see a young man ruining him
self. If you come to roe I will treat
you as if you were my own boy, and,
make a man Of you in a short space
of time. Then you won't, be afraid
to look your fellow-man squarely In .
the eye. the flush of health will scain
ppear In your faee. and you will be .
able to take your proper place in so
ciety. -' ''. -:':, , 'rf.: ,.' r..a 7
Weak Men
How many men there are . who are
broken down at' a comparatively.'
'young age. . Tou have : no confidence'
in yourself, and it is little wonder, be
cause you ' have , abused your sexual
strength and are now reaping the har
vest. Tou have almost lost your man
hood.: Just think for a moment what
it means.. I treat hundreds of such
bases, and have never made a failure.
I pill restore you to your full vigor
or forfeit tl.000. Most men, when af
flicted in this way, become despondent
and they worry because, they know
that they are no longer as men should
be,, I have seen middle-aged and elder-'
ly men . cry with delight when they
felt assured that my treatment was
restoring' them once more to a vigor
ous manhood. Every case of this kind
that I cure, and X cure all that I un
dertake, Is the best argument that X
can cure you. - Remember, consults- ,
tlon is free, and you 'need not spend,
one cent unless you are satisfied that'
I can do everything that I claim.
Venereal Diseases
?'hls head covers a number of different
orms of disease. Including syphilis,
gonorrhoea, stricture, gleet and others,
that it is needless to mention. Thou
sands of men, and especially - youii
men, are wrecking their lives from
having contracted some one of the
numerous venereal diseases. What a
pitiable object a human being presents
slowly dying by inches, lust from lack
of proper treatment. If it was only
known the number of deaths that are
directly due to this loathsome disease,
- the country woyld stand appalled.
Wlh1 your vitality sapped, your blood
poisoned and your body perhaps cov
ered with a mass of sores, you are la
deed an object for sympathy. . Very
few physicians know how to handlo
-such cases so that the patient is re
stored to his normal condition. My
treatment of venereal diseases Is al
ways successful, and the patient Is
not obliged to neglect his business. I
treat so many patients for this trouble
snd have cured so many thousands
that It matters not how sorely you
are afflicted, I can effect a speedy and
lasting cure. No other man in the
United States hss treated as 'many
cases of this nature as I have.' Ex
perience is the best of all teachers.
Consultation Free '
Treatment bij Mall
Medicine free .
Absolute Privacy
Separate Rooms for
Men and Women '
Positive Guarantee r
With Every Case
No Lingering -
We Cure Quickly
Come Today
Delay Is Dangerous.
Female Diseases
What a woman suffers only a woman
knows. There are so many compli
cations in the numerous ills to which
woman Is heir that It requires the
greatest skill on the part of the .physi
cian to secure the desired results. Z
have made a special study of this
branch of my profession, with the re
sult that in nearly every case I am
able to effect a -permanent cure. . I
have made so-many original discov
eries along this line .that my treat
ment, will be found different from
moat doctors, having 'discarded long
ago the methods that most of them
now practice, having other remedies
that cure, positively cure,1 while they
usually only aim to alleviate pain. My
success in such cases is the crowning
triumph of a career devoted to the
healing of the sick. - I cure all of my
cases without the use of the knife. It
Is a ehnme the manner in which some
women are mutilated by surgeons. At
this office you will always secure kind,
considerate treatment, and. best of
all, you will be made a healthy wo
man, the grandest work of the Cre
mator. .-.- ' ; , -.. ... ?'
v..: Dr. Kessler .
Has been in active practice for more
than SO years 20 years In Portland,
Or. He Is full of the milk, of human
kindness, snd is - never so happy as
when he is doing good to his fellow
men. It is not considered ethical for a
physician -to advertise, and on this
point the doctor differed with a num
ber of his profession, believing that a
f hysician has the same right to tell
he people what he can do, provided he
tells the truth, as any other profes
sional or business man. This view,
taken by the doctor a number of years
ago, has sown good seed, and today
some of the beat men In all profes
sions make announcements to the pub
lic. If Dr. Kessler had made claims
that he was unable to fulfill, the ad
vertising would have acted as a boom
erang, and the doctor would ' have
been compelled to seek other fields.
Dr. Kessler has. more than fulfilled
-every promise made to the public, and
today enjoys a practice unemialed by
any - physician on the Pacific Coast.
To thinking people this will be suffi
cient guarantee that the doctor keeps
faith with ithe public, and that today
he stands, without a peer in healing
the sick and doing good to humanity.
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Every Trouble
That is curable I will cure. There are
so many diseases that It is impossible
to enumerate one-hundredth, part of
them. No matter what yoar trouble,
come and see me. I will tell you ex
actly what is the matter.'and that will
be a comfort -to know. I find people
every day who Imagine that they are
suffering from a certain disease when
It is something entirely different.
When you place your case in my hands
there will be no uncertainty, and you
will, notice improvement as the treat
ment progresses. Varicose veins, can
cer, ulcers, fever sores, ruptures, varo
cocele. nervous debility, piles, syphilis
and all dlseasea-.to which man is heir
.will-bo scientifically and permanently
cured if you trust me with your ease.
I would rather get your case before it
has made any Inroads In your consti
tution, as it will take a shorter time
to cure It. Dont go somewhere else
and waste a lot of money experiment
ing, when eventually you will be com
pelled to give me your case if you
wish to cure. Remember, I can help
you, so don't- despair; whilo there Is
lifo there is hope.
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