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Tilt: cnzcou daily journal, Portland, Thursday evening, November : a, iso3. GAUD ED TO FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE Sis Hundred 'Tacoma Citizens Hold.; Meeting JoOrsaniie ' for Campaign. DDrcinrkiT o a vo it- ' e aa-wiaa.ie a - wn i sj , CAN BE SWEPT AWAY Neve Inherited, Always Infectious, o Be Fought Largely With Plain and Simple Sunshine Com plicated With Ignorance. ,. ' .V (Special Dispatch t The JooraaL) 'coins. no, aa. cix nunarea people have organised here (or the purpose of fighting consumption. An aotlve cam paign will be atarted Immediately health reports and newspapers, and the coming state legislature will be asked to make salutary laws. - The society will In every way promote publlolty, on til . thMM that 1 np.nna e J I...... Is causing an enormous, death rate. President K. M. Brown of the new so ciety read statistics showing that deaths from tuberculosis- were 60 per cent srreatar la civilised cnuntrlu thui the deaths from all other contagious and Infectious diseases combined. He In sisted that this rate could be reduced enormously by education, citing that s century ago one third of all deaths re sulted from smallpox, , while that dis ease now causes but a trifling few. "Consumption Is an old disease," said he. 'Your hundred years before Christ a man wrote of It. Ten per cent of the cases come from cattle, from milk or Iood."Ths other 0 per cent come from our fellow-men. ---We must teach af flicted persons to destroy the sputum which spreads the bacilli. TbeSe are killed by the light Environment plays the most Important rols In spreading! these bacilli, which thrive In the dark. "Consumption. Is never Inherited. Of the lil.OOO cases now In this country, every one came by Infection. I believe with Pasteur that It Is posslbls to cause disease resulting from germs to pass from the world. The prevalent idea that climate causes consumption Is all wrong. Europeans, who are far ahead of us In these things, say climate does not matter. Sixty per cent of 'all the cases of consumption can be Saved, with proper sanitation. In Illinois ths chil dren ef 1,100 families were rendered homeless In ons year by It." The physicians present agreed that, as to the location of sanitarium or of houses In which consumptives live, it Is unimportant, whether they are high or low, the temperature hot or cold, the climate v moist or dry the Important thing being to establish correct meth ods of outdoor living. . WORSE THAN YELLOW. PERIL IS THE REMEDILESS HINDOO PERIL r jnt tissnsr-rx!WSs'' !3J Hindoos at Victoria. (Special Dlapatcb to Ttl Josreal.) Victoria, B. C, Nov. 12. The province of British Columbia seems . doomed to havS a, standing trouble In the mater of Immigration. For. ys.ers-.Uje. ..lattuaJon of the Chinese and Japs gave rise to all manner of difficulty, but this was over come a year or so ego,, when the Do minion government practically exoluded the Chinese by the raising of the head tax to 1509. The Japanese government before that time Jiad restricted emigra tion from that country rather than sub mit to having exclusion laws enacted. But no sooner had the Chinese and the Japanese Immigration been brought to a satisfactory condition than an in vasion came from India. .This later class promises to be a more difficult one to control. Thla Is due to the fact that the Hindoos are British subjects and as such cannot be excluded from the empire, ' They are .coming by bun' d reds and already- there . are several thousands in the province. " .-, This new body of cheap labor is com posed almost exclusively of Sinks from thaaPunlanbiThey have"ail sprvetj the empire in Its Wars. Many of them, bear medals won by service in South Africa, In Egypt and In other wars.- ' Service In the garrisons In China and elsewhere out of India has opened their eyes to the great world beyond their na tive sphere. For some reason British Columbia has come to be regarded by them as the Ideal place to which to migrate. The accompanying Illustration shows some of the S00 of the people who have lust arrived on the steamer Tartar, That they have served In the army is proved by ths picture Itself. Nearly all of them land -here In the uniform of some one of the Indian regiments. -r- 1 Only Bear Boi Htlleboro, Or, Nor. M.Teeterday Gerhard Ooetse of Blooming, three miles south ' of Cornelius, this county. brought to thls-city what he supposed was the forearm and part of the hand of a human being, which his dog found In ths timber near his home. He resorted the find to the officials and watched the dog that he might locate the spot where the body lay. The bones were carefully examined here yesterday and It was found - they wers similar to the Ave bones of the hand and this led to the discovery that the find were the bones of the forearm and foot of a bear. Mr. Ooetse went home satisfied. City Tickets at stalls, ' Helix, Or.; Nov. It. At mass meet ings held here two tickets for ths com ing election have 'been placed In the field, one ths "People's" ticket snd one the "Citlxen's" ticket . .- r t The People's - ticket . le .as follows: Mayor, A. B. Montgomery; councilman, F. H. Richmond, B: T. Isaacs and Ira Jullen; recorder, M. A. Ferguson; mar shal, John T. Oriswold; treasurer, C BL Bott .? Citlxen's ticket: Mayor, A. B. Mont gomery; councllmen, , M. Ii. Morrison, W. H. Albee and Dr. F. A. XJeuallen; recorder, M. A. Ferguson; marshal, Charles A. Logan; treasurer. C E. Bott. - S5j : ' Your home : ' TsT; ' " " ' VfUWy can 6e made more comfort- . viN. . ' I E&SSS?' than ever before if you have .:j -v ' -V a!afOS AAdmoMSLHmpL9nn If, - S .7 carry it about and can quickly make ; . Vv ' ' warm and cozy the rooms and hallway If A er before if you L OiLHeater. about and can quick! id cozy the rooms 'and hallway jhaMhe heat from the other stove or fur nace' falEPto reach. ,r There is: no other heater so handy," so clean and simple as the PERFECTION 00 Heater (Equipped wtth Smokeless pevlee) Hundreds of thousands now in use and giving per fect satisfaction. Perfection Oil Heaters; equipped . with the smokeless device, are all that the name implies.' A trial will convince the most skeptical. Turn the wick as high" ' or low as you can there' no danger. Gives intense heat, Two finishes nickel and japan. ? Brass oil fount' . beautifully embossed. Holds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9 hours. Every heater warranted. ' If not at your dealer', write to our nearest agency for de- -h tcnptive circular. . '-. . . . ' w - " '' " ' ., ' ra VwYIbO nmnli the beit sH-rousdl el USaaaiaf household lamp made. Its light giving power ii unexcelled. Easy to operate and ' . absolutely safe. Equipped with latest improved burner. . Brats throughout snd nickel plated. An ornament to sny room, whether library, dining-room, parlor, or bed room. Every lamp warranted. Write to our nearest .' agency if net at your dealer's. STANDARD OIL COMPANY Ms X. V.Z2 f I CHILOREH'S AGRICULTURAL FAIR JIT CORVALLIS Dated for Next August, but All " Concerned Busy Already- .'.' Terms and Prize List. By 6R0VER (1EVELA1VD and Fishing Sketches Shooung Grover Cleveland has alwsys (on fishing and shooting for . the fun of it; and probably no phase of the former president's . many-sided, rugged character ha brought him more univer sal affection from his countrymen thsn his keen, justice-loving sportsmanship. His book has an intimate human quality, combined with a calm, genial philosophy that will make it a . sportsman's creed for this generstion and for many genera tions to come, Mr. Cleveland's book is a guide to the spirit of true sport smsnship. , : ' Fifty Illustration by H. S. Wataon. . V" V-11 :-?rrli.iaSmt)' .' :.t- ... .. The Outing Publishing Company .L' .1 . IS and IT Weet list St, .Hew Tork. ' ' - ' 'TOE BALANCE OF POWER" Is la lis 4(b large Edition t '-(Sperlal DUpatcb to T Journal Corvallis, Or, Nov. 22. A subject much' discussed and of mors than com. mon Interest in Corvallis at present is the proposed children's agricultural fair, to be held in thla city next Au gust O. W. Denman, superintendent ot the Benton county . publlo schools, Is back er the movement and'ls meeting with success and . encouragement on every hand from the business men and general publlo. The plan is to hold the fair In this city the week previous to the opening or the hopplcltlng season. The exhibitors will be the school children or the county and the . uxt hlblts will be produots of the farm and garden, preserved frultav lelUeay- sew ing,- bread,- plea - and - oakee; esaaj drawing and other contests. . - - In. addition there .will be a non-com. petit Its exhibit of airv product Of-the county by nay cltlsenT A goat show. together .with the annual borae show, is suggested, to be held on ons of the days. ;.. - - Seeds ef eerealaC - garden vegetables and other plantswlll be distributed free of charge to the children, And ail wors ts to be done by the pupil except pre paring trie ground. . ..The prises -Will be.. gradetLaa. XollowK AH pupils 12 years old and over, and all pupils under IS years - Besides the Individual prises to be awarded the successful pupils exhibit ing. Xtia proposed ta glYa.awajr four. Jr five grand prises, which will be en organ to each collective exhibit from the four districts having the best ex hibit - . v . The project Is awakening the liveliest enthusiasm among business men, who are contributing moat generously and promptly to the call for - gratuitous prises from their stocks. Seven hun dred dollars In cash Is already avail- Labia. Bo far. the list or prises offered is as follows: N. AFlsher, f2S in musical In struments; Corvalllj Flouring mills, 120, or five barrels of flour; 126 regiatsred Shropshire ewe. E. D. Baker! 113 In agricultural Implements or household utensils, R. M. Wade Ca; tlS.tS par. lor stove and overland wagon, J. . R. Smith; $4. two '' pocket knlvee, Ernest Veal; St.25, saw, quftre, hammer, sm- brotdery scissors, R. H. Huston; til In stock. Con Gerhard; f 10 in stock, Al len's pharmacy; 115 in suits, hats. skirts, 8. 1m Kline; 117, one pair shoes and one suit J. M. Nolan Son; 115, one- suit, ons dress and Ii In groeerlea, F. It. Miller; St.6v In toilet and shaving sets, $ In dishes, A. Hodes; 111, two sliver watches, A. J. Metsgar; 110, two gold-filled chains; It, one watoh and chain. D. E. Matthews; 111, suits, shoes, shirts, etc, 'A. K. Russ; 14.60, bamboo fishing pole and ball and bat; it. M. Ixng; 118.60, In rugs, pictures and table, Hollenberg Cady; -I10.B0, music holder, chairs, writing desk. O. J. Black ledge; 111, eutt of clothes and drees pat tern, J. H. Harris; I In photographs, W. S. Gardner; 110, Jockey saddle and riding bridle. Grant Elgin; 14, one pair ahoes and an umbrella, Wellsher Gray; $10 worth of ice cream, sufficient to entertain 1.S00 children. Corvallis Creamery oompany, by H. W. Kauplsch, manager. - -' .Additional money and prises are "com-. Ing In dally and a grand success is already assured. I-NBVER-QUESS- Experiment or take chances of any sort. I attempt to cure only those diseases that I have been curing for " hs past sivitsen years, and i fciwlleve" I am JustlUed in saying that I have learned all sbout them. - Were I lack ing in knowledge pertaining to my . specialty I would never have attained my present success, nor would I to day be recognised as the leading'spe clHllat treating men's diseases. If afflicted, you can depend upon It that the service I offer you Is the service you need, and is service such as can be rendered by no other physician. 3 . - My practice Is the largest because I Invariably fulfill my promises., VARICOCELE . '' TJnder my Treatment the most ag gravated cases ef varicocele are cured In a few days' time. There Is no pain, and It Is, seldom necesxary that ths pstlent be detained from his occupation. Normal circulation is at once restored throughout all the or gans, and the natural processes of, waste and repair are again estab-. llahed. If you are afflicted with va ricocele, consult ms at once.- De lays can but bring da aggravated conditions and nervoua complications that will Impair the vltq functions and Involve the general health. Contracted -Disorders ' In the treatment of disorders I of-' fer service- such as no other phy sician can render. The remedies I employ hsve a most thorough and positive action In cleansing ths mem branes of all Infection and subduing ' all inflammation. My manner of ap plication Insures abaolute thorough ness, and removes every possibility' of relapse or a chronle . stage. ' My cures are not only thorough, but ere accomplished In the briefest time . possible. , , DaV TAYUm, - .The T-eedlng Specialist. :. arr nm xs on,T mm um AJrr mrcoicrucATzs ca -you-Pay- When CURED v-ConsuItation Free mm -t-AMrti EVER IH DOUBT- I am never In doubt as to what ths results from my treatment will be. Day after day for sixteen years I have bsen curing case after case ef -the several -diseases peculiar to anen. No case comes to me now, the like ef which 1 have hot treated scores 'Of tiroes In the past and 1 can al ways say definitely whether I will be able to effect a permanent cure. I never 'hold out false hopes or make promises that I cannot fulfill, and you can rely absolutely upon r any encouragement I may be , able to offer you. - If I promise yoi a cure, a sure, will follow. .. WEAKNESS'V ; I cure functional weakness in men, I know 'of ncf other physician cur ing this aliment. Most doctors treat wrongly. They give stlmulanta and ton lea These things can't cure. "Weakness" Is a symptom 6f pros tatic disorder, and the treatment fust be local. This Is a .truth that myself revealed. I have perfected the only system ot" local treatment that cures "weakness." A few doc tors over the country claim to cure 4 by the same method, -wut-ehelr treat- ment is omy an - imitation 01. me genuine "Joslen" method. The gen uine Is here and Is administered by tta originator. Don't hope to And it elsewhere. . J.3.li Specific Blood Poison No dangerous minerals to drive the virus to the interior, but harmless, blood cleansing remedies that re move the last poisonous taint ; lEhe Dr Taylor 234 Morrison Street Cor. 2nd, Portland Or. ii .'wW-w4WII J JrJ1- fr r UWi01PACIi?IC 3 Trjiine in ih Ft risilv A Ttuesf Pallatas atasaard awl tnertet t9 iss-eara dally to Omaha. Chleaim. Bpek.awt toaitet slMplBaHte d.llr - te Kaases Utr-- "nlM eaalrealn (aeaia ltee s uie '-aat ilallr, . ' Usio 0noi.- taeTS Sr iuieyo-Porttann Spmlal lot V" Hsstlnton. 41r.':Maai SS lewUtoa. Coear 'AIa anS ' NOTtbera eolota. sally. St IS sis S:eSSJ Hrtl,Jtn "e tl ... la Rantlnrtoe. Sally , :1S sat 8S Jr.aBd niasa iotr'.f for at) - 1 rmi btwes Bins saJ fwtlaml. rtllr S-1S ais SSSSJ COI.UainiA SIVIR DrVISTOW. m,rn trta and way point a. eooaaetiBS wlt - y tor iiwaee ana Nortk Bear. si"w nio, Aht. dark, wane S . . Sally. ."lar: Sa tarda,, la s. m. . A wives noet S p. si. eirept SnnSa. - f ajihiix atvis itorrra. ! r Daytoa. Oresoa Clly and Yaaibin rtvet r-"'.'aara xu ami alodo. AaB-ar.e' . rtcakS) arvKR aorTS. , vor taw l ton. Ma lis. ass eray sntnts frma Rlparta. Waah.. ataanaera Spekase and Twla. Job leave 11:40 1. or epos arrlral Trels m. Saturday. Arrive 4 B. "t extent Vr1la. Ticket Offlre. ft,iT4 " Wa.hlactoa ata. T Telephone Male TU. " nraunKAi (n-rai Faaaanaee ai We Cure MEN ONLY LICENSED TO PRACTICB r MKDICINB IN OREGON We Treat the Following Diseases' Only .'; ;- . ' Bhewnatisa, Acute and ChronloJ - ' . ' Blood rolsoa. OonoiThoea. ' Tarloooele. STeiuasthsnla. aTsrroaa Beellne. raraiysls. Sleet. ' ayphUls. . - IMlee. ' aoonsy, Bladder aad All Crlaary Plsaasas. '""JoJiU" OUR FEE $10 Consultation Free We never disappoint our patients! We-acceptny incurable cases I We never hold out. false hopes I , We never fail in any case we take! A LIFE LONG CURE FOR VARICOCELE - CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON We cure , this disease without operation or liga-" ture, and under our treatment the congested condi tion soon disappears, the parts ere restored to their ' natural condition, vigor and strength, and circulation is reestablished. -"- - ' -- -; V STRICTURE We cure stricture' without the knife by sn applica ' tion which acts directly on the parts affected, dis solving the stricture completely. Our treatment ia painless and in nowise interferes with your business .' duties. :' r. - . :...-''. ' : It may be in its primary stsge, or it may have been hereditary or contracted in early days, thereby being constitutional We cure all its complications. .We stop its progress, eradicate every vestige of poison - from the system,- and this without the use of mgr curv or -potash: v : ' -.. ' " . " w WEAKNESS Whether acquired or 'inherited, is cured by our methods so that the parts effected are restored to their normal conditions. The established cure ia permanent, not temporary. . .. , Aente and Chronle Blaenarfee, Vis.: Ooaorrhoea, yreetavtle Plseases, cured by the use of the only eelsn. tlflo method known. Injurious to the system in no way, shape or form; uut, on the contrary, it builds up the system and the diseased part returns to a s6und and healthy condition. If yon hay violated the laws of health and are eon so loos ef a eoaetaa drain which la udernUnlat; V system, 00 me to as before yea beoome a aervoas aad physical wreck, if yoa are weak, s-loomy aad deapoadsnt, kaLa AMana an,aaaa. laaik a.mkdtian aed mam. nnahla to eoaeeatrate Vonr thona'hta. lack vim. viaov aad vttaHty, oome to as at CToe; ear treatment -wiU -atoy all dralna aad overoome an weaknesses and positively re store yoa so Bvre9.su suia aeauaii. we aan nna uioneauias m ww mwm TKOSI WHO BITS BUB ST DIBAVPOIaTTBD BT TJHSKXXI.BD BPBOXAUITtl ABB BABBTSTXT BB QTTXSTXD TO IBTTKSTIOATB OVB MITXOOl AID TEBMS, WITHOUT DIL4T, WSUOB XAB TXBT BOMB 1ST TBB BBOZBXZBO WOULD KATB BATBB SUM TXMB ABB KOBBT. Write If you cannot calL ; '.. . , Hours 1 sTrnTto t P. m.": Even!nssrTt4:l9: Bundays, l a. m. to IS noon. - , SI. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary COim IIOOID ABB TAltBXLX. TBXBTa, POBTZJLBBa OBBOOB. ; . EAST-SOUTH IBkff eutrrar. 1 . IQIocSm tnasulM; souTct I O, Mava. arrive. T:lSsei fjokw Dann v -:- Jverlaod JSipreae Trains for 8am, Boaabart. Aak uad. Sacramaate. Oad.a. araacnee, stork toe. If" Aasalea. El Paao, Nw OrlaaBa as the eaat. S:U fm Unm.. ... i. ... .. .a Wood hers dafly eicapt' 4 Bandar with uM.t inl and Sllvartoa local "..t :00am T:lSaB, Cottasa Oiora paeaanavr enaoMts st WeodCnrs aa4 - . . ' . ? Altiaay dally, ticept Sea- -. day, with trains for points . - .. on Woodbnra.SnrinaaaM and Albaay-Lfbanoa braneDte.. M:1flpn HtOOao Comma paaararrr VI1 pal naanaan paeareser .. :iopni "i"" FwMt Ornrt aaaor....lt :O0 am IT:M am rrt Grove paaamarr.... IIS:S0 pa I S:W pel iMIIy. IIHalW nmt Snsdair. - fcrjlV-y,J1iyyERSON-STBEIET STATlOJf. For Dallaa and tstersMdlate patnta dally, T:Se s. s. aad :T p. av Arrive rorUsad 10:IS a si. and S:S5 p. m. , Tot tlnae aad card ef Oaecse sannrbsa tnhnt apply at City Ticket Office, or atarlos. Tlckata to Eaatem nelnta aad Enroeet alse Japan, Cntna. Hnnolnls and Anatralla. - city ncact umre corner Tnirs ass wsss Instnn atr ta. Faone Mam til 0, W. STINGER, Va. MeMTJBBAT. ' City Tick irrat. Gee. Paaa. Asset. ! Sc53-t TIMFPARn 1 1 111 u uniiu OF RAINS Portland Lea re. Arrtva. y allow atoss Park -Kaases City-" St. Leols Sperlal for CSckalle. - ' . Cntralla, Olympla, bray's ; Harbor. Soeth Band, Taeoau. . Ratt 1 Rmbim la tilna paiiv, bullosa, ui. , vih . , , ka, Kanaaa City. St. Leel ' ' tad Sonthaaat dally S.'SO pel ;4:SS SS Nortk Ooaat Limited, eloctrle 1 llakrad. (or Tacoma. Seattle. Nnab.iia . Hit,, UImhmiK, . St. Past-and tbe Eaat. dally. 1:08 pea TMte St. PasI-and tbe Eaat. dally. 1:0 fftaVlln- RAILWAY SURVEY ON CLATSKAN1E RIVER (Special Dttpatcb to Tb Joaraal.) Clatskanle, Or.. Nov. 13. The Astoria tk Columbia River railroad has a crew surveying a route through Clatskanle. They expect to keep oB the south side of the Clatskanle river with their road. passing directly through this town, till they get . above river navigation, then strike aoross to the old . road near Qulncy station. TAIs would cut the drawbridge out and at the same time gst a portion -of the freight. The steamer Beaver carries the bulk or the freight for Clatskanle and the Mehalem valley at present, DILIGENT SEARCH FOR ----- ; GOERBY DIPPOLDS (Specie Dapatck te- Tks Joaraal.) Clatskanle. Or.. Nov. a The where abouts of the lost man, Henry Goer,. Is stin a pusale. The people or Troutdsle say he has taken such upells previous to this one; that be nas disappeared suddenly and been gone for two or three I weeks. The supposition la that he 'has I gone aoross country to tbe railroad and THE DOCTORS WHO CURE - . WB TBJBAT ABB COBB .. Catarrh and stomach troubles, nervous diseases, kidney diseases, bladder trou bles, heart disease, diseases of the stomach and bowels, bronchial or lung troubles, blood diseases, special diseases, -diseases of the prostate gland, scrofula and all forms of nervoua and chronle diseases (that are curable). CONSUL TATION FREE. CALX, OR WRITE. BOMB eVBB BT Kin. Do not despair because you ltve at a distance from the city. OUr new aystsm nrvrK TREATMENT Biskee 1t easy to get expert advice and treatment at er. hnma Their new system blank cov ers every symptom of disease, which it OTfB MOTTO Tee, Oaick Cure. BOM Talnlees Tieetaiepk, OaU oe Write. disease caused by tg VRr PERSON WE enables them to diagnose your case and tell What your irouoie ia, wnai caji ne done for you and what the coat of a win he. WRITE for their new symptom list and tske advantage of the ' FREE EXAMINATION. Whether you a take treatment or not, the advice costs ul vau nothlnsr. - - Will KBB -- -If yeu suffer from any ef the waakn eases or ' norance, exeess'w contagion - TOU ARE THE WANT TO 1A1A iu. .',,; .- PAY WHEN CURED We cure you first and then ask a REASONABLE) FEE when you are cured. Tou can depend upon our word: thousands of patients have In dorsed us. NOW WK WANT TO CURE .TOU. with the distinct under. . standing that we will not demand a FEB until we cure you. Thla ap- ' plies to lost vigor, organic weakness, sper-mnrnrrhoe," varicocele, ' dls- eases of the prostate gland, contracted disorders, strictures, eta., con-. Ugloue blood poison end AJLLi WEAKNESSES OF MEN. Consultation and advice FREE by latter er In person. ' CAI.li OR WRITE. ' ., ' - Office Hours I a, m. te I p. nw Sunday a and holidays, 10 a, m. to II. DR. W. NORTON DAVIS & CO.- THE LEADING SPECIALISTS IN THE NORTIfWEST. . " Offloee la Tea Boy Botel, SSH Third art, Oonee Flave, Bortlamd, Or. may be In Portland now. People have very probably wrongfully accused some of the settlers of the region where he was last seen. The sheriff seems to be satisfied that there could have been no foul play. Some enemies of the Dlppold family have started the cry of foul play with out any foundwnmexoejthtJiarW8 - .Hade Bappy for XJfe. - Great' happlneae- came Into the- home . a c Blair, school superintendent, st St. Albans. W. Vs.. when his little daughter wae restored from the dread ful complaint he names. He save: "My little daughter had tit. Vitus' Dance, whloh yielded to no treatment, but grew steadily worse until, ae a last resort, we tried Electrio Bitters: and I rejoice to say, thrse bottles effected a complete cure." Quick, sure cure for nervous Complaints, general .debility,' female weaknesses, impoverished blood and malaria. Oaaranteed by . Red . Cross 1'harmaoy. Price 10 -- with Harold Dlppold when he was lost. Time will very probably tell what haa become ef Ooer. The Dlppolds are still searching for hint and are bound that he shall be found, if It is In their power to find him. PUT OUT FIRE THOUGH r BADLY BURNED BY OIL , (Special1 ptspatce to Tbe JoornaL, Forest Orove, Or., . Nov. !2. J. J. Croeley, night-watchman at the, eon denser, received serious .injuries ' from an explosion of the ell undsr the boil ers. As the fires seemed to be low, he turned them on, creating an ex plosion that caused the blowing off of the doors and the throwing of Croaley across the room. He put out the fire before calling for help, although he was badly burned about the faoe and body. IE WO Portland's Widely Known and Successful Chinese) Medicinal, Root and Herb Doctor Ua faatoee restediee, tae ' iBe-redieets et CGI MMtahla Tea Doctor treats seeeaeereny sed fearaMeee te ears all teas art troabUs. estarrh. sstbaw. ems. ttroat. rkeamatlam. set lasaaisa. Hear, tldaer aad Viet enenboed. rxauiji tbovbles awn aix rarran SISEASIA He (a aw sr sHaleedias sUteesests te .tke IfSleted. A eafe aad laatlaf care la tbe ealek. eat poaalble tJaw sad at the laweet eaat pos sible tot koseet troataieet. If y-e eaasot sell, write Sw eisuitaai Mask and rlrcalar teefcwe d eenta In atasiss. ., COirSOXTSTIOaT FX XX. I as O. woe We Ckiaeao BUdiaiee Oa ISSVt . last SC. Oes. atirrlsas. PorUead, Osa Scott's Santal-Pepsm Capsules A POSITIVE CURE PortnSenmatoaorOetarrtof the Bladitaraad Dleaaead Kid- .1 rw k 1 r "tf ter Bale sera. BeenassofAT. vsres quickly sad sermaeeatly the esrat raaae ef tiaaiarraiaae d aiiwe, ao statu ot bow lUailm. Aeaelalelf arwleas. SoU bv drauiata. Price Jl. W. er by Stall, seat Said, iLeaTs keaas, sxia. TKESA-TALWSIJICa Peltmssjtelae. Okss. ay WaedasS. Oarke Oa. TRANSPORTATION. S, S. F. A. Kilburn ,rr Osot Bey. Baraks sad Baa riaaelaea. Nest aalllBf fmej PortUnd, Prldar. Mev. IA Nes Sal tins froaa Baa rrabolsoa, Tkar Nov. St. CBAS. B. 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Akl Mara wUl sail frees Seattle about riotesiber ST fur Japaa tad Cklneee torts, serrylag seeeaacara aad frelcbt. rer tickets, rates, kartk. leaarra rloes. etc., eaU ea or eddraas ' X. DICK SOB, a F. T. A. ItS Third it., rerUaad. Oresss. Faose Mala ede. -J ""' lr"tf t 1-a Astoria a toiumma River Railroad Co. . DBMS Depot Leave, ' Arrive, rot Marten, Balntar. data- torla. WarraBtoa, rtaeal. HasiBloBa, won Biaveea. woaa- ,..a bart Park, tfeaalde SiOSsat lilSS Sat dally fisessi ssesei kU mine oaiix. '. 0. MATO. 3. F. asd F. A.. Astorle. A. S IS WAR l, V ciwmnoHH afviia " Alder et'reet. rsoae Male . Upper Columbia River STEAMER : rt . r. C uias. K. OpCHCU IaveinDak'street dos; every Mondjy. Wednesday and rrtOnf t Tam. for connecting with the Opa Mlvet Traaa mortattoa OoaVpaay'a ateamora for points H fa7 ea.raTbMATlLLA. fletura- 7r i . tnrtuniL Tuseuay. 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