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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENINO. DECEMBER 17, 1908L
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THREE DAYS SPENT IN
1)BRIBED"BTHEPRESIDENt
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Roosevelt Sends 6peclal ' Mes
" age to Congress Telling of
; What He Saw on Isthmus.
OTHER WITNESSES SAY
: THINGS WERE FIXED
.Executive Recommend! Concentra
' tion of - Power by Reduction of
; Memberi of Commiuion Twenty
Stem Shovejs' Instead of Four.
',. (Journal Bpeelal St ?!.) f
Washington, Deo. 17. Sine the prent
dent and Secretary of Stat Root re
; turned from their aeparat trip to Pan
; a ma. atorlea of how the wan fooled
na"rneen cropping -out. That there IsTvery Worst. Taken aa a whole they were
Kraft on the Isthmus haa been asserted
. time and again, and the work waa not
proceeding as It waa thought It ahould
' have been. This haa been charged many
; times. It waa to settle these questions
.-and to see for himself that the preal
dent made his three-day trip to Panama.
From three sources atorlea regarding
-' theae official visits have been received.
One comes from the canal sone, another
, , from Albert Gould of New Tora. who
;waa formerly foreman of construction,
and, the third from Johnstown, Penn
i - sylvania, where a man in the, govern
"' ment employ on the Isthmus, but at
' present at home on a visit, has been
talking. .
"Anything to fool the president," was
the tip passed out at the Culebra cut
- by the contractors when It waa known
that Mr. Roosevelt would inspect, the
. work. according to the correspondent
, at Panama, . (. ,
, ', Usually, says the correspondent, the
y contractors work about four steam
shovel. The day the president was to
see the cut, 10 steam shovels were placed
.. in readiness, and the road cleared ao
ic that all men might be at work when
Roosevelt arrived. At a signal the SO
, shovels were started, and when the
.president came In sight a grand view
I, was presented.
, Qnekt," said the president, as he
. viewed the activity which gave the lie
I to the -stories he had heard in M ull-
i Ington.; "great, dee-llghtful." w -, . ;
The day after the president had seen
the great work In operation, it Is said,
'-there waa a block of dirt trains on. the
' road that was not cleared for a week.
' Mr. Gould, who was present when the
' secretary of state made his visit, tells
' a similar story of how the game was
' worked upon Mr. Root so that he went
- sway with the Impression that the work
waa being done satisfactorily.
. Three Says la Panama,
. The following message, from the pres
ident on the Panama canal was.de
, llvered to oongress:
In. the moaUt of November I vlalted
the Isthmus of Panama, going over the
." canal sone with considerable care; and
, .'also visited the cities of Panama and
Colon, which are not In the sons .or un
der the Tolled (Sates flag, but a to
which . the United Statei government,
I through Its agautev eawrolses control
' fof certain sanitary purposes. ..-j.
I I was three days aahore long enough
.' to enabts nie to get a clear Idea of the
' salient features of - the great work and
.' of the progress that haa been made as
. regards the sanitation of the sone, Co
. ; Ion. and Panama, the caring Apr and
r housing of the employes and the actual
dlgglng-of the carat " I waa formally
-- ' received In-Panama by President Ama
dor, who, together with the government
and all the people of Panama, treated me
with the most considerate courtesy, for
i which I hereby extend my moat arr
'. nest thanks. -
I wish to pay a tribute to the amount
of work don by the French Canal com
t pany under very dirricuit circum
stance. Many of the buildings they
, put up were excellent and are still In
use. - The country haa never made a
' bitter Investment than the $40,000,000
: which It paid to the French company for
work and . betterments. Including es
pecially the Panama railroad. - ,
' Oongress Shows wisdom.
I am "convinced of the wisdom of
congress lif refusing to adopt either a
seems to be - a unlveraal agreement
'among all people competent to Judge
' that the Panama rout, the on act
ually chosen, 1 much superior to both
the Nicaragua and Darlen routes.
The wisdom of the canal management
has been shown In nothing more clearly
'than In the- way in which the founda
tions of the work have been laid. To
' have yielded to. the natural Impatience
of Ill-informed outsider and begun all
klnda of experiment In work prior to
. a thorough sanitation of the isthmus,
and to a fairly satisfactory working out
.- of the problem of getting and keeping
' a sufficient labor supply, would have
been disastrous. The only delay has
been the necesary delay until June 20,
:. the date when the congress definitely
and wl-ely settled that we should have
an SB-foot levol canal . Immediately
after that the work began In hard ear
; nest and he been continued with In
J creasing vigor ever' since; and It will
' continue so to progress' In the future.
When the contract are let the condl
tlona wll b such a to Insure a con
. stantly Increasing amount of perform-
anre. . . .
The problem of sanitation was from
the outset under "the direction of Dr.
' H SB -
CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children. '
Thi Kind Yob Hate Always Bought
Bears the 1
Blgnatur of
f "They don't crack uldu"N'
M ... Made with "UNOCOKD"
m buttonhole that hold.
M : , rut strnt, , a
" H sites If yoa want them.
I GEO. P. IDE CO., Mike. Tri.N.V. I
W. C. Gorges, who Is to ho mad a1 full
member of the commission.- ' .'
.: Only One lfooq.al'to.
. But a single mosquito, and, this not of
the dangerous species, was seen by any
member of our party during my three
day on the Isthmus. .
One of the most amusing (as well aa
dishonest) attacks made on the commis
sion' was-In connection with the reser
voir at Colon. The writer In question
usually confined himself to vague gen
eral mendacity; but In this case he spe
cifically stated that there was no water
In the vicinity fit for a reservoir (I
drank it, and It was excellent), and that
this partloular - reservoir would never
hold water anyway. . With typical
Amerlcaa humor, the engineering corps
still at work at the reservoir have
christened a large boat which la now
used on the reservoir by the name of
the Individual who thus denied the pos
sibility of the reservoir's existence.
I rod through the street of Colon, see
ing them at the height of the rainy sea
son, after two day of almost unexam-
undoubtedly very bad; as bad as Penn
sylvania avenue In Washington before
Grant's administration. Complaint was
made to me by an entirely reputable
man as to the character of aome of the
material , used for repairing certain
streets. . On investigation the complaint
proved well founded, but ths use of the
material In question had been aban
doned, the commission after having tried
It In one r two street finding It not
appropriate." ' . . ;.
' The result of the Investigation of this
honest complaint was typical of what
occurred when . I laveatlgated moat .of
the other honeat complaints made to me.
That la, where the complaint were not
made wantonly or mallcloualy, they al
most always proved due to failure to
appreciate the fact that time waa nec
essary In the creation and eompletion
of this Titanic. work in a troplo wilder
nes. i
, "' roltolatf th Boa. .
In addition to attending to the health
of the employee, it la of course neces
sary to provide for policing the sone.
This Is 'done by a police force which
numbers about 20 men, tinder Captain
Bhaaton. About on fifth of the men are
whit and th others black.
Inasmuch aa so many, both of th
whit and . colored employes, have
brought their families with - them,
schools have been established, th school
service being under Mr. O'Connor., For
the whit pupil whit American teach
er are employed; for th eolored pupil
mere are . aiso som won American
teachers. : .
Thar seemed to ma to be too many
saloons In th son; but th new high
license law which goes Into effect on
January 1 will pfobably close four fifths
of them. Resolute and successful ef
forts are being made to minimis and
control th sale of liquor. -
Next In Importance to th problem of
sanitation, and Indeed now of equal Im
portance. 1 the problem of securing
and caring for the mechanic, laborers
and other employes who actually do the
work on th canal and th railroad.
Thi great task has been under th con
trol of Jackson Smith, and on th whole
ha been well done. There are aome
1,000 whit employe and some 10,000
colored employes on th Isthmus." "
-Nearly 1,000 of the whit employes
had come from th United State. No
man can see these young, vigorous men
energetically doing their duty without
a thrill of pride In them a Americans.
- Wo Basin of th Amecloaa.
The Amerlcaa workingmau In th
United. State, has no concern whatever
In th question a to whether thorough
work on th Isthmus which 1 performed
by alien In any event Is done by aliens
from one country with a black skin or
by aliens from another country with a
yellow akin. I have arranged to try
several thousand Chine laborer. Thi
la desirable both because w must try
to find out what laborers are most ffi
clent. and. furthermore, because w
should not leave ourselves at the mercy
of any one type of foreign labor. At
present th great bulk of the unakllled
labor On th Isthmus 1 don by West
India negro, chiefly from Jamaioa,
Barbadoa and th other English posses
sions. One of th governor of th
land In question ha shown an un
friendly disposition to our work, and
haa thrown obstacle In th way of our
getting th labor needed and It I
htgrrtvTTndstrabl to rive any outilfl-
ers th Impression, however ill lounaea.
that they are Indispensable and oaa
dictate terms to us.
- I had aa Interview with Mr. Mallet,
th British consul, to find out ir tufr
waa any Juat cause for complaint aa to
th treatment of th Wt India ne
groes. He Informed m moat emphat
Ically that there waa not, and author
ised me to give hi statement publicity.
He said that not only waa th condition
of th laborer far better than had been
th case under th old French company,
but that year by year the condition waa
Improving under our own regime.
Sow Work I doing On.
. Construction 'Is going on under the
direction of Engineer Stevens. The
work 1 going on with, vigor and effi
ciency pleasant to witness. The three
big problems of th canal are th La
Bora dams, the jQatun dam, and the
Culebra cut. Th Culebra cut must be
msd. anyhow; but off course changes
as to the dams, or at1 least a to the
locks ad lucent to th dams, may still
occur. Th La Boca dam offer no par
tlcular problem. Th exsct locality of
the locks as at th other dams is now
being determined. In April Secretary
Taft, with thr abl engineers
Messrs. Noble. Stearns and Ripley will
visit th Isthmus, when the engineers
will make th final and conclusive ex-
ramlnatlona as to th exact alt for each
lock. Meanwhile the work I going
ahead without a break.
Th main work Ir being don In th
Culebra cut. The Implements of French
excavating machinery look Ilk . the
veriest toy when compared with, our
steam ahovela, just as ths French
dumping cars seem Ilk toy ear when
compared with th long trains of htia-e
cars, dumped by steam plows, which
are now In us. Our cars hold from 26
to 10 yards' apiece, and Instead of th
old clumsy methods of unloading taem
a steam plow Is drawn from end to end
of th whole veatlbuled train, thus Im
mensely economising labor.
Sainted la Dynamite Bxploslona.
During th laat three month. In th
rainy season, steady progress In shown
by the figures: In August, 242.000 cubic
yards; In . September, 201,000 oublo
yards, and In October, 225,000 eublo
yards. Passing through . the ' eut the
amount or new work can be seen at a
a hill had been taken out recently by
27 tona of dynamite, which war ex
ploded at on blast. At another place
I waa given a presidential aalut of
21 charge of dynamite. On th ton
notch of thg -Culebra cut -the prism-Is
now as wide aa It will be; ail told, the
rsnsl bed at this point ha been aunk
200 feet below what it ortgfhally was.
It will have to b aunk about 120 feet
farther. . . ;
PANAMA
The most advanced method,' not only
la construction, but In railroad manage
ment, have been applied' In th aone,
with corresponding economies In time
and cost This ha been shown In th
handling of th tonnage from shins Into
cars, and from ear into ship on the
Panama railroad, where, thanks largely
to th efficiency of General Manager
Blerd, the saving In time and cost has
been noteworthy. . ,
ip s)iaaaerera asm ooaaaxatav
n i not omy natural, out ineviuDie,
that a work aa glgantlo aa this which
has been undertaken on the Isthmus
should arouse every species of hostility
and criticism. At present 25,000 men
are engaged on the task. After a while
the number will be doubled. In such a
multitude It I Inevitable that there
should be her and there a scoundrel.
Very many of, the poorer class of la
borers lack the5 mental development to
protect themselves against either th
rascality of other or thalr own folly.
Now and than an experiment wlU be a
failure; and among those who hear of It
a certain proportion of doubting Thom-
aees'wlH'at wnua balfevB that Mi whole1
work la a failure. Doubtless here and
there some minor rascality will be un
covered; but as to this, I have to Bay
that aftar th most painstaking In
quiry I have been unable to. find a
single reputable person who had ao
much as heard of any aerlous accusa
tions affecting th honesty of th com
mission or of any responsible officer
under It .
Contempt fo Cxltlo.
An Immense amount of reckless slan
der haa been published about the canaL
Where th slanderer are of foreign
origin I har no concern with them.
Wher they are Americans, I feel for
them the heartiest contempt and Indig
nation; because, in a spirit of wanton
dishonesty and malic, they are trying
to Interfere with, and hamper the exe
cution of, the greateet work of the kind
ever attempted, and are seeking t bring
to naught the efforts of their country
men to put to th credit of America on
of th giant feats of the ages. The out
rageous accusation of these slanderers
constitute a gross libel upon a body
of public servants who, for trained In
telligence, expert ability, high character
and devotion to duty, have never been
excelled anywhere. There I not a man
among those directing the work on the
Isthmus who has obtained his position
on any other basis than merit alone,
and not on who ha used hi position
In any way for his own personal or pe
cuniary advantage.
W have decided to let out most of
th work by contract If w can oorae
to aatiafactory terma with tn contract
ore. After much consideration, the plan
already promulgated by th aeoretary of
war waa adopted Thla plan In tta es
sential feature was drafted by th
chief engineer, Mr. Steven. My con
clusion is that tt combine th maxi
mum of advantage with -, the mini
mum ,of disadvantage. Under it a pre
mium will be put upon th speedy and
economical construction of th canal,
and a penalty Imposed on delay and
waat."
A seven-headed Instrument I of
course a clumsy axeoutlv instrument
We ahould har but on commissioner.
with such heads of department and
other officer under him aa we may
find necessary. We ahould b expreaaly
permitted to employ the beat engineers
In the oountry aa oonsulttng engineer.
Of the auocesa of the enterprise, I
am aa well convinced aa one can be
of any enterprise that la human. It Is
a atupendous work upon which our fel
low countrymen are engaged down there
on th Isthmus, and whil w should
hold tbem-to a, strict accountability for
th way In whloh they perform It w
should yet recognise, with frank gener
osity, th' eplo nature of th task, on
which they are engaged and It world
wide Importance. They are doing some
thing which will redound lmmaur
ably to the credit of America, which
will benefit all th world, and which
will last for age to com. A badge
la to be given to every American pitl
sen who for a specified time has taken
part In thla work; for participation In
it will hereafter be held to reflect honor
upon the man participating juat as It
refleot honor upon a soldier to have
belonged to a mighty army In a great
war for righteousness. It behooves us
to do all we can to hold up their hands
and to aid them in every way to bring
their great work to a triumphant con
clusion.
HELIX PYTHIANS AND . .
MACCABEES ELECT
(Special Diapetrb te Tb JneraaLl
Helix, Or.. Dec. IT. Pleiades lodge No.
74, Knights of Pythias, have elected th
following officers: Ira Julian, chancellor
commander; B. E. Starr, vtoa-chaneaUor;
u. w. Howard, prelate; m. m. Rounds,
master of the work; M. A. Ferguson,
keeper of records and seals; A. ' B.
Montgomery, master of exchequer; D.
B. Richardson, master of finance; C. Aj
Logan, master at arms; C. E. Bott In
ner guard; J, E. Montgomery, outer
guard; Charles Barger, 11. B. Richmond,
and Harry Grime,, trustees. '
Violet hive, Ladles of th Maccabees.
have elected th following officers: Mrs.
Carrie Dale, paat lady commander; Mrs.
Wllda. Smith, lady commander; Mr. J.
E. Montgomery, lieutenant commander;
Mrs. Belle Richardson, record keeper;
Mr. 8. E. Starr, flnanc-Jrener; Mrs.
Clara Dunnungton, sergeant; Mrs. Hat.
tie Ferguson, chaplain; Mrs. Lulu Smith,
sentinel; Mr. C. E. Bott, picket; Mrs.
Theodore Cramer, musician.
ELECTIONS BY LODGES
OF CANYON CITY
.pedal Dteiietrb te The Joeraal.t -
Canyon City, Or., Deo. 17. Excelsior
Encampment No. 2, I. O. O. F., haa
elected the following - officers: Chief
patriarch, William II. SchroedOr; high
priest A. J. Stephens; senior warden,
I. B. Haieltlne: scribe, A. J. Wendler;
treasurer, G. I. Haseltlne; junior war
den, L. O. Peon. Installation will occur
January 11.
Blue Mountain circle No. 222, women
of Woodcraft ha elected th follow
ing officers: Guardian neighbor, Annl
Guernsey; , advisor, Nellie Cameron;
magician, Hannah Patterson: clerk, Lil
lian A. Huffman; banker, Elisabeth Rob
inson; attendant Minnie Guernsey; cap
tain of th guard. Km Brierly; inner
sentinel, Elmer' Solltnger; outer senti
nel. ' Hoult Brown; musician. Vivian
Coaard; manager, F. T. Cook; physician.
iDr. Leo W, Chilton. '-
soccEssfutrroufro
UNIVERSITY SONGSTERS
(Ipertal Dispatch te The (earnelt
Xuzane. Or.. Deo. 17. Th Qlee club
of th university la In th middle of the
meet successful tour In It history, both
financially and from th amusement
standpoint Friday evening they sang
to a vary large audlenc and Saturday
Men's-Biseaser Cured
T Stey
My
' S will treat any single anoompllcated ailment tot 910
for th f .
' Different doctor have different Idea la regard to
cure. . Som call a suppression "of symptom . a cur.
.They dose for drug effect and claim that nothing mora
can be done. But th real ailment remains, and will
bring th real eymptoms back again, perhapa th same
aa before, but very likely leave the patient In a much
worse condition. I .claim that nothing lea than com- -plete
eradication of disease can be a real our. I treat
to remov th disease, and not merely the eymptoms.
I aearoh out every root and fiber of aa'allment, and I
care to atav aured. ..
"Weakness-
I not only cur "weakness" promptly, but X employ
th only treatment "that can possibly cure thi disorder
permanently. It la system of looal treatment en
tirely original with me, and la employed by no'pbyslolan
other than myself Thi may seem a broad assertion,
but It Is just aa substantial aa It I broad. So-called
"weakness" is but a symptom of local Inflammation or
congestion, and a radical cur la merely a matter of re
storing normal condition throughout th organlo sys
tem, and this I accomplish thoroughly and with abso
lute eertalnty.
Syphilis
1 cars this leprous disease completely. Th system
la thoroughly cleansed and every poisonous taint re
moved. Th last symptom vanishes to appear no more,
and all la accomplished by th us of harmless blood
cleansing remedies. Do not submit to th dangeroua
mineral dosing commonly indulged in. Such treatment
merely obacures th symptoms.
Cor. Second and Mor
rison Sts. Portland.Or.
The
We Cure Weak, Nervous,
"Our Pee Only
sio
i.OO
In Any Uncomplicated Case
ULCERS . .. .
HYDROCELE
BLOOD DISEASES
VARICOCELE -SKIN
DISEASES
PROSTATie-TROUBLES
We are Specialists for Diseases and Weaknesses of MEN and MEN ONLY.
OUR TREATMENT thoroughly searches out these troublesome diseases puri
fies and renews the blood, strengthens' and invigorates the nervous system and
restores the patient to sound and perfect health. And, furthermore, we have
such firm confidence in OUR NEW METHODS and TREATMENT that we
are willing to cure our- patients under an ABSOLUTE
VARICOCELE!
We cor this disease without operation or llrature.
and under our treatment th congested condition soon hereditary or contracted In early days, thereby being
disappears, the part are restored to their natural eon- constitutional. W cur all Ita complications. . We
. onion, vigor ana airmfftn, ana circulation is reestab- stop Its- proaress, eraaloat every vestige or poison '
llshed. - from the system, and thla without tn us of sier-
8TRICTURB ourT or potash. j
W cur stricture without th knifed jr an applies- WEAKNESS
tton which act directly on the part affected, dls- Whether acquired or inherited, I cured by our meth
solvlns; th stricture completely. Our treatment is ode so that the parts affected are restored to their
painless and la nowla Interfere with your business normal conditions. The established our 1 perma
dutlss. nent, not temporary.
Acute and Cbronlo Blaokarf, via: Ooaorrboaa. Vroatatl Ptseasis, cured by th as of th only Bolentiflo
method known, injurious to th system In no way, snap or form; but, on th contrary. It build op the system
and the diseased part returns to a aound and healthy condition.
WKITal if you cannot call All correspondence strictly confidential, and all replies nt la plain envelopes.
No names, csaes. letters or photographs of patients published or exposed.
Wl CXAXOa rO OVWam OirXY. We do not expect pay for ou services vale w rare a patient aonnd
and well, so that be will be entirely eatlaned, and will never afala have to be treated for the mum trouble,
ZaTTKITIOATa A WD THAT OTTB WOBO IS AS OOOO AS OVM BOBTD. OXJM TOf A1TOIAI. TABTDUIO
is sox.n avx oxrm roxo bxpekikbtcs nr tb.batzbto bbbciak dirbiui or mu uratrBzs xou or
KODE1V, aCZZsTTmO TBBATKBBTT TUT WIU AOOOBCTUBX A 0(7 Ml.
HOURS a. ra.rto i p. m. ; Evenings, 7 to ; Hundaya, a. m. to 11 noon.
ST. LOUIS
CURE
Met Haadaeh sad relieve all the trouble met
dont to a bilious atate of the syatem, saeh s
Olnin, liau, Pmwiln . Ilatra arte
satin, Pala in the Bill, As. While thalr moat
Willi islil iinnaa Im hon shrnrn In miring
Beadaea. yet Carter's Littla Liver mils at
squally valnabl la Oonstlpatlon, cnHns aad pra
ventlnc tblannoylneomplalnl,whllthoyalse
eorraot all dwordamof tbaaiomanhtlmuUie th
,ller aad regnlatethe bowels. Xran UtLay oniy
HEAP
' Aene they wnnld be aim oat prtoaleea iolhnoowhO
suitor fmln thla dlatmalng complaint; bntfnrtia
Bataly their food iwaedoM notend hora.and tboaa
whooacatrythma will find tbaea little pllla valu
able tarn many waya that they will not be wlU
Hag todo without them. Bat after all aicBaead
ACtHlE
Is the Kane of so many lives that bare Is when!
we make our gnat boaat. Our plUsearelt whil
tber de not.
Carter Llttl liver Pill are very email and
very eaay to tak. One or two pill maka a doe,
i Taay are strtatly vayeUhl aad do not grip e
purye, bat by Unit aauUeaouo pUaeeaU who
fluin luriran eo, nw xou.
h&R UIk3, '-ablftia
at Albany they received another cordial
reception. Tonight they wilt slog In
Eugene, and wlll.rec.elva splendid patron
ace. After the concert her they will
appearat, Medford, Oranta rass, AsbTand
and Rose'burg. In th order given,
der given. . j
Oraat Oonaty's Taa Talaatloa.
IBeeeul OlapaWB t Tee Joamal.).
- Canyon Ctty Or Deo. . IS Tb as-
sesament lists of Grant county. Just
completed, show-. "rnperty valuation of
l,t4,TI. an Increase f -l7,4ia over
th assessment of .M0S.. -
CARTERS
IflVER
You Pay
for Cures
Only
ricwelc -
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1 1 111 V W WMWM w . . . . - .
coeele had pa choice other than to allow the disease to
go on undermining his power and health or aubmlt to
a surgical operation. Now h can ohoos a thorough
cure by painless treatment I cure varicocele In one
week, and It la seldom necessary that th patient Is de
tained from hla bualnea even a single day. Mr method
is original with myself and I th only saf and auc
cessful treatment for varlcooele vr devised.
Advice and Consultation Free
Come and have a private talk with m concerning
your ailment Even If you are not prepared to undergo
treatment at thla tlm. I can always glv helpful aug
gestlon to men who are diseased or weak. If you can
not com to Portland, writ for particulars of my sys
tem of horn treatment Interesting literature and
oolored oharta free If you will caiL
My offices are open all day from 0 a. m. t I p. m,
and on Sunday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. '
DR. TAYLOR
ALL
MEN
It may be in Its
MBDICAL AND
8URQICAL,
-OOsMtBB, BOOTO AJTP-TABtJIII.Ir-BTBIBTl, rOBTCABP, O Big QWT
I TheDoctors Vho Gure
W want verr man who is suffering
from any special dlseas or condition to
com and have a social chat with us
and w will explain to you a' system of
treatment whloh Dr. w. Norton Davis
ha developed after over 10 years' ex-
rerlenc In th special diseases of men.
t Is a treatment based upon eclentifla
knowledge, and one which haa proven
superior to all others, inasmuch aa it
has been tried by thousands and proved
successful. If you will rail and see us,
we will glv you FREE OP CHARGE
an honest and aclentlne- opinion of your ',
case. If. after examining you, we And'
your cae incurable, we will tell vou
ao; If, on the other hand, we And your
case, la curable, w will guarantee a
cure, allowing you to PAT WHEN
ENTIRE!., Y "ATISFIEn THAT A
CURB HAS- BEEN ACOOMPI-IHlfEn,
or you max T"v In. monthly payments
should you deslr. a
Over50Per Ccnt of Our Cases Have Been Cured
at a Cost of $10.00 and Many Only $5.00
Instructive book for msn mailed free In plain wrapper, e aled. If yon
cannot call at nfflre, write for question blank. Thousands cured by horn
treatment. COBTSVX.TATZOBT ABTD AST1CB rXES.
Tb trading- VpecUUsb In the Worthwws,
OSo Soars a. m. to p. aa. aad T to I p, a.
10 a. an. to IB m.
DR. W. NORTON DAVIS & CO.
Van Noy Hotel, 6IH Third Bt.
Biimuninniiinmnu
scoTnina syro?
Vas f.aej Band bv MJlUon of Kotben for Bhetr
f UlkitrMI while TrrUUna: to Oo ritty Tear,
t uoiaes to ebilii, eurtxiis th guma, alien
ell pais. nn wind oUe. aad Is th beat
eanvxl rnr diarrtxna. - x
TWBNTV-riTB CBTfT A B.I TLk.
- Deatb of Btra. BeU Dartng.
Albsny, Of. Dea IT. Ura Bessie
Rurkhart Daring, a lifelong reetdent of
Albany and Linn county, died frtday
at her homestead of i peritonitis, , Oh
SB. TAYlVOBv
Th loading Specialist.
Ciired - Wlthoat - Ctittl
w n k tf 1 rA with varl-
Co.
Private Entrance 234
Morrison Street
Diseased Men
Licensed to Practice Medi
cine In Oregon
Free Consultation and Examination
NERVO-VITAL DEBILITY
KIDNEY DISEASES
BLADDER DISEASES ,
NERVOUSNESS -STOMACH
TROUBLE
RHEUMATISM
DISEASES PECULIAR J Q-i
GUARANTEE. ,
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON
primary atacs. or It may have been
DISPENSARY
iLXfu-jg.jLaj i-
TyTIHHaTaasTaTirHlMTJ'' U . THE COMFOrTTABIX WAX 2J i
Ell
XsmbUsaed IBS. ,
undaya aad sTolldaya,
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Cornr 11 a. Portland. Or. B
auuiiuininmmnB
TRANSPORTATION.
S. S. F. A. Kilburn
aer Caa Bar. Banks aad Baa' PiaaKia.
Katt Mtllng front Pertlasd. Friday, Nov. It.
Bex Balllag from Baa Frsaetoaa, Thar Nov, M.
CRAB. B. BTBBLBkUTBi Aaeat.
OaX Street Dock. Ptsr. f.:-!a
and her husband were perfecting title
to a homestead In th fillets rearvattn.
Th body will be brought to A ! fry fjr
burlai.
transpoktat:
kW"jii
iogn?:v:n
Jralai to the East Daily-
Tluoaga Pollmaa etaMtar an tnartet etoe
to 4aaha. Cbmce. Ssekeel
. . OTviins-cer, aaur te tutu vr
tiV5'- redlining feltaiia (teats tri I
roa Depot ' Leave. Ar
iZl f,'p"""4 "rental One
epnaan rlrr r,-.
- -i,oer a Aleae aaa
t.i.f1 ne Beet
o all .
OOMJMDU SlTl. DITI101.
or aatnrta and war polsta, eraneetlsf
'Mala. . A ah. a A a, t A- il ,
."d'n . tora... in . V An-iws
'. w . iept Bnrfl.r.
V . wn . , a .
Peiata, aUaeier Hut ana Moee, tah-et. ak, ,
STm.Ii "V Vr. .wet (water .
"Iparta. itmrnara Ipokaae and Lewte-
k! a?., " ! rvl Tral
No
r . ml "araroay. aarrrt a. sb
feaet Offlra. JTMrt and Waihtattaa sts. ,
41C
Tpwmf Mil Til.
O-w- JTtJtOWl. (Sty Tteket A see.
McVURRiV. Ueaeral Pamacet Asest.
EAST vu
SOUTH
Oslos Depots '
fertlaad and ft. a Fi
rnn asproas taps raly
sat important eUtlone
omiwm rortland ea aa
FraaelMo; coniMetlua at
8aa rraaclace foe aU foist
Cut sod Bouth 11:S1
"wim aipivM Trains
(or all local points South.
aaeramonto. Baa rranrlece " '
and point aa ftouLk. TisV lHff)
Mural ic tnla twaneeta at
Wood barn aally axeept
BuDdir with Moent Ansel
and Sllrarton loxl. tOam fjtpst-
Cottase Grove paaaansar
ennnccts at Wood bur a and '
a many oally. icpl Bna-
imj. with train (or points
on Wendbarn-BprlncseM and
Albanr.Labanoa branch..
4:1 ps ettrAt sal
T:!l toi 6 60 pia
4:10 nai 10:20
t'ornlll paaaaiHrrr. .......
ennuan paaDffer.
rorast Orov paaMnsae. ,, ,111 0 aal l0nl
Formt 6rov paMnr. .. . Ii8:0 pel llB.M pot
Dally. I'Dnllr ert Sunday.
JRrTERaoN-TUEB-r TlATION.
For Dalla and intern late solnta dally, T:
a. n. and :la u. m. Anlve rortlaad tOil
a. n. and !i6 p. eu
For tine and rard ef 0w iiiiii teals
apply at City Tn-krt Offl. er atatlo.
Ticket la Baaters polnta and Batoeet saw
Japnn. rblaa. Honolnls and anatiala.
City Tk-kat Offlt tnnrt Third and WiaV
BT1N(1BR
Wsi. MeMTJBBAT, '
Owm. Paaa, Aseea
Glty Ticket Aaeat. '
TIMECARDI
OF
TRAINS
Portlondi:
tear. ' Arrlf a.
Fellowatoa Part Ranea City-
I Ail- n t .Jtah-1 la .
Oentralla, Olmpla, Onr'a
Harbor, Snath Band, Tacoma,
B-attt. ' Bpokan. Lewlatoa, , . ' .
Butte. nillfn, l)eTar, Oma
ha. Kanaaa City. St. LoaU
and Booth-art, dan..'. : BS - 4aM BV:
North Coaat Limited, eleeme
ilrkted. (or Tacoaia. Baattl. ,
St. Paol aad the Baat. dally. I pea TWa
Paart Sound -t.lmlt-d, for t
Clan-nest. Cheballa, Can
tralla. Taesma aad Beattle
enly. daily 4Mb. MBss
Imtm city aipraaa ror Taee-
ma, seatti. epoaan. nwna,
Bntte. 8t. Phnl. Mlaneapolla.
I.tncoln. Bt. Jae-nb. Kan
City, Omaha, St. Loo la, with-
ant rbana of . eara. IMract . . ;.
eoaneAlona for all polnta Baat
and BoathMat. dalfr 11 :4B set leVBB SJ
2 Overland Trains Dally 2
T A..i.l flad Ika fAmai Maifl"
VIA SBATTLB AKP BPOKAWBL
Fertlaad ttst scaedole
. Dally. Bally.
Utn. Arrtea,
To and from 8 no an,
Bt. Pant. Mlnnaapolla,
Puluth and all point
Baat via Beattl ! ft sat
llteSsai B.Mssa
To and from St. Fast,
IftnnMtiolla Do lath
and all Dotal Baat
via Bpokan f 00 f 1:0 am
mat VorUiora Bmaawhts O.
Balllna from Beatn tar Japaa ead
China porta and Manila. earryUg
B(.r and rraHtht.
B. S. XlBBMota. Jaaaarv B
B. B. Dakota, February IT.
KIPPOB TU8EM KAIBKA,
ijap.a U.ll Btaaswhla Oo
Km Bar will Mil frost
srt about nAmr tt foe Fapaa
"and rfittwa octe earryteg' inngw
and rralant.
ror tirkata, ratea, norm. iwara
Hon. .. eall a r addrae
V. niOKBOW. O. P. T. A. 1M TMnl
tt.. raruaaa, wragam raona sua aa
Astoria & Columbia .
River Railroad Co.
- Untoa Dapev Uiaea. . AtTWm
For Majirara, Rainier, Cists
kaale, WMtport, (Jilt urn, Ae ,
lofia, Warrantno. Flaval, .
Hammond. Kofi star, wat-
kart Hark, SeaaMe I Mta II M t
A.torla and Baaaaere, eipreas
dallv T.00 am
All train daily.
t. C MA TO. il. F. and P. A.. AJtwia. .
C A. STEWART. (Ommeralal Aaaet. sal
Aldae atroot. Phono Main
North PacilicS.S.Co;s
steals:::?
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A-.1 W W . -
1.800 tons, sails f"f Fur'-. T n X.i
Clcn. and Vo Anl ' ' '-j
rmbr 10. a' P- m tr(,Jn x " "
IorB, foot 171 reet -
lith trt oar It t of. . 1 '
afreet. r.f Aider. Thon 1 I 1
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