THE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL, PORTLAND,; THURSDAY- EVENINO,- JULY 5, 1907.
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IOCW TODAY.
SAVE THAT RENT!
AND BUY A LOT FOR
$85
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Arthur . sttrafford. Ban Franelaea.
fit Wlnnlfred J.; Bpencer. 18.
. An. tin Orubb. l; Mildred Siren, II
W. B. Orlffls, ITJ Ma W. And.rson.
Lmo p. Calkin, U4ttU, Or. J5;
Lulu & Barton, 33-, , . .
T3wardpb. Woo!ad. Wui, SO;
Mr. Dora
Wedding Card
oiler, tt.
w. o. Smith A Co,
Wsahlngton pldg.. corner 4th Mid Wub-
IWgtOB SIS.
Wedding cards ths Mat. 100 for fS.
Alvln g. Hawk. 144 Id at
Tonseth A Co.. florists, for Oowtri of
all Hilda, 121 tth i at
' Clrk Bro., Florists Fin flower
mna norai aeigne. .is Morrlaon at.
Full dreaa auita for rant, all sixes.'
Unique Tailoring Co., 10 Stark at
RAILROAD ADDITION,
Montavilla
Graded Street 5c Carftre,
Eaty Termg.
$10 DownSS Per Month
Lambcrt-Whitmcr Co.
Real Kstat Department,
107 Rbarlook Bid, Oor. Sd a4 Oak Sta.
jpm
IBERT-WHITMER CO.
Baal Satet Dept.,
107 ntSBLOOX BZJa.,
COB. TBXBD ABO OAK TB.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
- 10 Aeraa Boat Cardan Track Xnad 1b
atata. with orchard and 6-room house:
100 ft. from railroad station, II miles
from Portland. Owner muat aall. Ihl
la what you have bean looking for.
xareauga.
tton LLna road, with 7 -room eubstanllal
houaa. nearlr naw. Including large barn
chicken houaea, etc Thla land la nearly
clear, only a amall portion being In tim
ber we win aii ror u,uo.
9100 Bar Acre We hare eight B-aora
tracta of fine farming land on the Base
Line road, about four mllaa out from
the city. We want you to eee tnis
choice, acreage, and if you are auited
wa will give you plenty of time to pay
for It
11 Acre On Lwti Carline With 5
room houaa. barna and outbuilding; I
acres In cultivation; good water and no
rock or gravel. Prlc 17,100.
WILL EXCHANGE
Between 10 and 11 acrea of beaver
dam land, under cultivation; amall or
chard and two houaea, 6 room and S
room; about 11 mile out and H block
from railroad atatlon. Ia a money
maker. For
A I to I -room modern houaa In Port
land, with ample ground, within Bo
far llmlta. Call at our offlea and wa
will gladly give you full information.
XVZIT TOUB BBOBEBTT WITH
Lambert-Whitmcr Co.
Baal Batata Bapt-
107 BBBBXPCK 1LM.
OXB TAQTTXBA BAT B a BO a IBM.
We believe we have aome of the beet
bargain In farm property In the wide
atate of Oregon. A few apeclraena are
mentioned below. We have othera.
Come and aee us.
No. 1 490 acrea. with stock and ma
chinery; large prune orchard; an ex
tra good etook ranch; H mile below
Elk City. Price (4,000 only $10 an
acre.
No- 8 ISO acrea, I mllaa from New-
rort, on county road; well Improved:
6 cattle, IB aheep, full assortment
farming tool; good barn, fair hou,
BIRTHS
BPEOUR July 17, to Mr. and Mr.
Peter Bpegur, lis lOaat Twelfth street
North, a aon. .
BAUER July i. to Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorg Bauer, ffl Mallory avenue, a
aon,
ROB LIN July It, to Mr. and Mra.
Wllbert R. Roblin, J Harrlaon
street a aon.
MFARLAND July 1(, to Mr. and
Mrs. Walter A. MsFarland, 418 Knott
i reel, a aon.
FOLLETT July IT, to Mr. and Mra.
La Robert Follett, ill Columbia
atreet. a daughter.
FRITZ July 17. to Mr. and Mrs. John
O. Frits, 114 North Fifteenth atreet.
a aon.
GERARD July II. to Mr. and Mra.
Nell Gerard, Seattle, at fit Vlncent'e
hospital, a aon. '
THOMAS July 10, to Mr. and Mra. K.
H. Thomaa. Ill Division atreet. a
daughter.
T A IT July 17, to Mr. and Mra. Nalll
A. Tail. 171 Beventn atreet, a aon.
TELL1FSON Julr 17. to Mr. and Mra,
George u. Teuiraon, wnour, waan., a
aon.
FREER Julv 10. to Mr. and Mra
Charlea H. Freer, fill Everett atreet.
a daughter.
KERR July It, to Mr. and Mra. Frank
-TV. Ck(l fVfl OWItMJ - .--.. a.
QURIKJuly I. to Mr. and Mra. Joaeph
QUIRK July t. to Mr. and Mra. Joaeph
a eon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Betey and George Bamford to '
David O. Stevenson and Clara
M. Stevenson, v the undivided
four fifteenth of th aoutb a
feat of lot Lend th north it
feat of lot Noels jW;
Stephana" addition, to East ,
Portland 160
FOR AB-fRACti, T.tLfe LVSUH
aao or mortgage loan, call on Pacific
Tltl A Trut Co., tOt-l-d-T Falling bldg
inerTSOk "WsUrancb ANdXS:
tract to real aatat from th Tltl
Guarantee A Trust Co., 140 Washington
at., cor. td '
NOTICES.
NOTICE BT MOTION DULY MADE,
led and carried, th board of
directors of tha Farmer Flra Relief
association, of Buttavilla. Oregon, at a
meeting held July is. ivui, oacioea uini
the internet of this aeaoclatlon can
beat be nerved by appointing one gen
eral soliciting agent for each county in
thla vallay. For that purpoaa tha board
of dtrectore will receive application
from peraona desiring to act In that
capacity at the next meeting, Saturday,
Auguat, 10, 1007. Tha board reaervea
the right to reject any or all appllca
tlona. Addreaa tha secretary, Henry
Bent, Aurora, uregon.
FOR BAJB FARMS.
DEATHS
HTJtiT July 14, Oacar K. HulL aged It
yeara. Pendleton, Or., at St Vlnoent'a
hoapitai; acute nephritis. "
CARLSON July 14, Mabel lnor Carl
aon. aged 4 months and 14 day. 1014
Jront etret; aarcoma of kldny.
ONES July 13. Stephen Jones, at Bt
Vincent' hospital: fractured akull.
HARRIS July 11, Harry Harrl. aged
about IB yeara, Eaat Sixth and Mor
rlaon atreeta; heart failure.
CARPENTER July 22, John Carpen
ter, aged 10 year I months and 14
day, Union avanu; septicaemia
and shock.
PARR July 24. Mr Pearl Aldereon
Parr, aged 17 yeara and 4 montha,
10di East Waahlngton atreet; atarva-
tlon, euperinduoed by pregnancy.
LEVT July II. Cella Levy, aged (9
yeara, 489 Eaat Ash; Inflammation
of bowela.
HOFFMAN July II. Mra. Martha J.
Hoffman, ae-td 86 yera, 1 mcnth and
day. S1 Kaat Tntn acreei; nearx
dlneaae.
REES July Mra Clara A. Reaa,
aged II yeara 1 montha and 18 days,
III Larrabee street; tuberoular menin-
LOST AND FOUND.
I3ST OPEN-FACE OUN METAL
watch, monogram "B. B. N." Reward.
701 Chamber of Commerce.
HELP WANTED MALE
WANTED FIRHT-CLSS SALESMAN
to sell high-grade proposition; liberal
compeneatlon. 801 Buchanan bldg.
bot 6f IS fc-r trkm-t ANb Pdfjl,
try ranch, near city. Inquire of J. F.
Rlcharda, with Cloaaat A Dever. corner
Front and Ankeny.
WANtfib "PORTER AND CHAMBER
mald; man and wife preferred. Dewey
hou, 29 V. N. Id; beat wagee.
i i i 1 , i
HELP WANTED FEMALE
LIPMAN, WOLFE A CO.
Llnman. Wolfe A Co. reaulr aalea-
women for permanent poaltlona; prefer
ably experienced. Apply to superin
tendent.
WANtEiv-LAblfta To teac3! m. e.
Chlneae mlaalon evening school al
147 H Stark at Apply 7:10 p. m. Phone
Main 1784.
WANTED OlfttB TO WORK IN ICE
cream and fruit store. Call at 413
E. Morrison at. '
WANTED TOUNO LADT FOR OF-
floe work, addreaalng, etc. Telephone
t once Private Ex. 88.
WAttfED IMMEDIATELY, EXPERI-
enced aecond girl; flrat-claaa private
family; wages 125. Z30H Xamhiu at.
Main 6413.
14,100 BUT! 114 ACRI8 FIND LAND,
16 acre under fin atate of
cultivation 7 aAVM In orchard
of aaaorted fruit In full bear
Ing, IS acre good tlcabar, largrs
baxa fiiiadth hay, C cow
1 heifer. 14 aheap, 4 hog, naw
plow, wagon, mower, raica, fin
team worm suo; u mi! rrora
. , thla city and 4 mllaa from rivr
and railroad town: hi hu frora
ohool, and ehuroh on plaoa; a
gooa wen.
11,160 Buy 88 acrea of flna land, IS
acrea unaer rine state or cul
tivation; nice family orchard
of aaaorted fruit In full bear
ing, goad four-room houae, nloe
barn, 26 to 30 tona fin hay, and
an omr orops go with place;
H mile from church and school.
1 W miles to railroad town and
I mile from this city on fin
roaa.
$2.800 Buy 19 acres of aood land.
mllpa from Vancouver and 1 mile
to country town, all cleared,
fenced and croaa-fenced. good
7-room houaa. bam, wood ah ad
and ail outbuildings; 100 yarda
from good graded school on a
good road and In a fine neigh
Dornood; good team, wagon, har
ness, rubber-tired buggy, new;
cow, plow, cultivator, harrow,
aawa. wedgea, axea and avery
tlng that la used on a farm; a
snap.
$1,860 Buys 6 Vs aarea one mtla from
Vancouver, t acrea under cul
tivation, fine family orchard of
assorted iruiia. ralr 4-room
houae, barn, woodshed and all
other outbuildings; olty water
and living t res in through
place; 100 yarda from platting
part of the city. A nlo horn
and a snap at tha price; lnveetl-rata
$1,100 Buys It acre of fin land 9
mile from this city and 1 mile
to country town; 20 acre under
fine atata of cultivation, bal
ance In fine paatura; good
family orchard of aaaorted
fruit, nloe large barn: 60x10;
flna houae, and all other out
bulldinga, good wall and run
ning at ream on a good road and
In a flna neighborhood; a fine
home.
If you don't aee what yon want
in the above write or call on
ua. wa can suit you and aava
you money.
THOMPSON A SWAN.
8th and Main Sts., Vanoouver. Waah.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
6-HORSEPOWER UPRIGHT ENGINE
for aale, also 7-horaepower donkey
boiler, cheap. J. C. Bayer, 26S 2d at.
BARTER AND EXCHANGE.
120 ACRES 4 MILES FROM KLAMATH
Falls, part timber, for city property.
Addreaa S-421, Journal.
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK.
gltia.
FL
good orchard; 40 acres in cultivation.
Frice 5,ooo.
No. t 8 acrea in Toledo, all well im
proved; 6-room houae, 90 bearing fruit
trees: water piped to houae. Prlc
11.100; $500 down.
No. 10 160 acres, slashed and aaedad;
good home, barn, 48x14; 4 acrea in
orchard. Prloe $2,600.
These farms are all near good mar
ket, with exceptionally One transporta
tion facilities, both by water and rail.
Th extension of th Co rvalue A East
ern R. R. acroaa eastern Oregon will
greatly enhanc th valua of thla prop
erty within the next year
OBBOOST BEAITT OOafBABT,
Suit B-, 868 Waahlngton Street,
Bortland, Or.
LAHERTT July 20. Adrian F. Flah
erty, asred 16 yeara 6 montha and 12
dava. 129 North Twenty-first at; acci
dental drowning.
BETTLBMEIER July 21, Gorge M.
Settlemeler, aged 69 years 2 months
and 19 daya, 646 Eaat Davis street; per
nlcloua anaemia.
CLODFELTER July 20, Noah O. Clod
felter. aged 84 years 1 month and S
daya. Independence, Or., t Good Sa
maritan hospital; shock from operation.
WANTED TWO HELPERS IN THE
hardgooda department. Modern Con
fectionery Co., 18th and Hoyt eta.
Wanted wrappers, packers
The Modern Confectionery Co.,
and Hoyt ate.
11th
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WEATHER REPORT
The western low pressure areas have
united and formed a trough of low pres
aure which extenda from Arlsona eaat
to New Mexico and thence norteaatward
to Minnesota and over thla strip of
territory the weather la unsettled and
light ahowara have fallen In acatterlng
places. The amall disturbance over the
lake region haa advanced to tha New
England coast, ann caused Showery
condition to prevail in th lower lak
region, middle Atiantio ana rvew Keg
land atates. The barometer contlnuea
relatively high over the north Pacific
States and alao over the guir states.
The changes 'In temperature sine yes
terday have been unimportant
Indications are for fair weather In
this district tonight and tomorrow,
axeept In southeastern Idaho, where
bowers are prooanie.
Temp.
Max. Min. rrec.
Abilelrc, Texa
Baker City, Or.
Chicago, 111. . . .
Denver. Colo. . .
Loa Angeles. Cal.
98
78
90
90
80
New Orleans La. 91
New york, in. i u
Portland, Or 78
Roaeburg. Or 84
Sacramento, Cal 84
Salt Lake. Utah 84
San Diego. Cal 74
Ban Francisco, Cal 62
Taooma, Wash 74
Tonopah, Nev 14
Washington, D. C 92
Yuma, Aria 96
70
B0
72
62
60
78
70
69
66
66
64
64
64
64
68
70
76
0.0
0.0
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0.0
0.0
0.0
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FUNERAL NOTICES.
DETETTE Wednesday, July 24, 1907,
Mrs. Nalll Deyette. wife of Chaa.
Peyette of Inflammatory and acute
rheumatism. Funeral from residence,
11 E. 17th at., 10 o'clook a. m. Friday.
wan
Learn
Trade
Keep your eye posted
on The Journal help
ted male column if
you wisn io gei m
right." New opportuni
ties there every day.
Point View Real Estate company
to Anton Peterson, lota 16, 16,
block $4. Point View $ 125
Point view Real Estate company
to Milla Peterson, lots 13, 14,
block 84, Point View 116
M. M. Buckley to J. W, Buckley,
lot 6. 7. 8. 9, block II. Penin
sular addition No. 2 . 300!
Charlea and Rosa Patera t M. I
M Buckley, half interest in I
lots 6, 7, 8, 1, block 19, Penin
sular addition No. 3
Real Estate Investment associa
tion to Charle 11. and Mattla
M. English, lota 1, 1. block 14,
town of Sell wood 160
W. H. Roberts et al. to Emma 8.
Jackson, lot 3, block 11, John
Irving' First addition 10
Edith C. and S. C. Bowie to
Charle W. and Walter A. Staf
ford, lota 1, 2. block 16. Pied
mont 1,610
Hugo and Minnie Krieger to Gott
lieb Koth, lots 13, 14, block 8.
Williams Avenue addition 6.100
J. T. Leonard et al. to Olds, Wort
man & King, lota 1, 2, block
168, East Portland 6,000
Minnie Hanr and J. White
Evans to Belle M. Whitney, lot
10, block 11, Willamette
Heights 6,600
J. L. and Jessie G. Hartman to
Belle M. Whitney, lot 10, block
11, Willamette Heights 10
Dexter and Effie Obrist to Allen
A. Miller, lot 1. block "K,"
North Irvington 100
William B. and Fannie Haubldge
to Charles II. Block so ni, lota 4,
S, block "C," Portsmouth Villa 600
Arleta Land company to Charlea
G. and Jennie Williamson, lota
3, 4, block 2, Lester Park 600
William D. and Sarah E. Walsh
to 8. E. Moses, lot 4. block 86,
Original Townsite of Albina.. 6,000
Oscar Clark to Margaret Gardner,
lot 19, block 36 Tremont Place 800
Bacurlty Abstract A Truat com
pany to John Stewart, lots 16,
17, block 102, Rose City Park. . 850
A. E. Scruggs et al. to C. G.
Paina, lot, 17. 18, 19, 20, block
114. University Park addition 10
Portland Realty Trust com-
gany to Blmon Miner, lot iv,
lock 6. Laurel wood Park 116
Margaret O. Stowell to F. C.
uortler, lot 6, block I, Wil
liam Avanu addition 1.200
May E. Swlgert to Mary Dengel,
lot 4, block 1, subdivision or
Tract "K." M. Patton tract... 278
May E. Swlgert to Henry J. Den
gel. lot I, block 1, subdivision
of block "K," M. Patton tract. 276
Arleta Land company to Lewis
B. Sllkworth. lota 29. SO, block . "
4, Arleta Park No. 100
William Denholm (truatee) to
George W. Holcomb Jr., lots
6, 8. 9, 10. block . Third Elec-
trlo addition to East Portland.
F. A. and Minnio B. Knaoo to
Allxtua Wilson, lot 11. block 1,
Park 160
Loula P. Beno and William and
Betrha B. Ballle to I. Van
duyn, 60x100 feet, beginning at
a point In tha north line of
block 15, Goldamith'a addition,
100 feet east from th north
west corner 8,250
Frank Be h lege 1 (truatee) to
Charles M. Rosa, lot 10 Anna
Marl Park 800
X H. and Ada Hackr to G. W.
and Nancy M. Riggs, lots a, 4,
block 1, Diana Park, in aection
20, township 1 aouth, range 3
east 260
Ah Henkle to George W. Henkle,
all of east half of part of D.
L C of Robert Gray and Sarah
Ann Gray 1,600
Mary g. and F. H. West to J. J.
Moran, 40x100 feet, beginning
at a point on aouth line of east
Alder atreet, 110 feet east from
th point of Intersection of the
eaat Una of East Twelfth '
atreet 1,600
Hudaon R. and Katherlne P. Nel
aon to Mary E. Turnbull, lots
, 7, block It. Fuerer addition
to East Portland 8.000
George C and Grace T. Bam ford
to iavid O. and Clara M. Stev
enson, undivided on fifteenth
Interest In the following: The
couth 6 feet of lot 1 and north
21 feet of lot 1. block 131,
Stephens addition to Eaat
Portland 100
3. H. and Minnie Spain to W. J.
patton. lot Z, block 1. Garri
son lUQdjTlaion. to tha cur. LI80
WANTED POSITION AS CITT
salesman : know city thoroughly; can
drive. F-428, Journal.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
FOR SALE: 1-YEAR-OLD BAT MARE;
gentle: fine for delivery. 261 E. 17th.
$ FRESH COWS SALE OR TRADE,
for horse
E. 2991.
646 k Madison at
Phone
1'iOM GIVEN
'S
m
MY
WANTED MAN OR MAN AND WIFE
for dairy and stock farm at Long
Beach; a good home for the right per
aons. Apply at onoe. 4 82 Williams ave.
WANTED TO RENf.
WANTED ROOMS AND BOARD FOR
broti.er and sister attending business
college. Must be within walking dis
tance. Address E-428. Journal, and atat
terms and accommodations.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
PARTY OWNING 12 ACRES AT KEN-
I newlck, Wash., under Northern Pa
I elflc ditch, wiahea to borrow from I860
to $600 for 8 to 6 years with which to
200 Improve same with fruit treea, grap.
etc. Aaareaa k-4.'5, journal.
FOR RENT HOUSEKEEPING.
HOUSEKEEPING-ROOMS, ELECTRIC
lights, phone. $2 a week up. 301H
Water at
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooma; heat, light, bath and phon;
walking distance. 171 N. 17th St.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-lng-rooma.
95 N. 13th at.
ONE LARGE ROOM, FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping, 112 month; no children.
Addrea 410 Ford t.
TWO FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
apartments; ground floor, running
water. 285 Clay st., oor. 2nd.
FOR RENT HOUSES
FOR RENT 6-lv.-OM HOUSE, TWO
acres, $12 month. Phone Pacific 226.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
MODERN 7ROOM HOUSE IN 8ELL
wood; 1 block from carllne; $18. Phone
Owner, Sellwoo 424.
Secretary Cortelyou Has Ap-
pointed Miss Kelly to the
Position of Adjuster.
(Journal Special Service.)
Washington. July 26. Secretary Cor
telyou ha followed the rule laid down
by the late General Bplnner, former
treasurer of the United State, that
when a woman employe of the govern
ment renders the same service as a mam
she should have equal compensation.
The case on which the secretary pad
Is that of Miss Margaret V. Kelly, who
for more than a year has been perform
ing the dutlca of adjuater of account
for the director of the mint, an office
formerly filled by a man who drew a
salary of $2,000 a year.
George E. Roberta Juat before quitting
the office of director of the mint rec
ommended an advance In Mlaa Kelly'
salary. She has been receiving 11,600
a year as a classified employ of the
civil service, and Secretary Cortelyou
said as she had been aatiafactorily per
forming the duties of a 12.000 posi
tion she should have th alary, and h
appointed her adjuster.
HILL LOOKS OVER
TERMINAL GROUND
live All Yiir
A Perfect Man
Th human body la moat wonderfully and perfectly conatructed. Each part, Ja built
equal to ita task. Unless overburdened or attacked by disease, no organ falter. Natur
intended that every man should llv all hi yeara a perfect roan. law mi AO. Mot
AH men make mistake. Som make mistake in youth. Othera make mistake
after thy hav grown to be men. Still othera are merely unfortunate. Practically u
disease and disorder ar the rtault of mistakes or mlNfortune.
Th problem of living a perfect man la Imple. Undo the Injury that miatakaa Or
mlafortun have wrought- Then avoid both live aa nature built you to llr.
Undoing the Injury
I do-'not know how many rhounanda of man I hsv treated. I have been a specialist
in men' dlseaaea for aeventeen yeara. DurlnK most of these years my pracilc haa
been the largest of It kind upon the Pacific coast. During the Hovernl yeara Juat paat
It haa been fully doubl that of any other peclalist in tne west treating men disease.
I have met with but few Incurable casea. I hav failed to cure In atlU fewer ease.
In rcnt years I have failed In none. Thla la because I attempt to cure only thoa
able to determine curable and Incurable caaea with certainty. It Is also beoau my
kill In curing haa grown and my method or treatment nave neen perrecteo.
Th following mention of ailment that come throuah mistakes and mlafortun I
ncearlly brief. I will gladly explain them further and tell of my original, scientific
and certain methoda of treating them to all who will call or write.
7 1
I I I
I I Am Alw.yt Willing to Walt for My re. Until a Cure l Iffcted
Weakness
No matter in what form tho functional derange
ment commonly termed "weaknaaa" may appear, the
causative oondltlone are, In fally 96 per cent of the
caaea, very almUar. I have given the closest possible
atudy to thla remarkable prevalent ailment, and find
that in practically every caae of preraatureneaa, eto..
there exlsta at some vital point of the pelvic ayatem
a atate of chronic tendemeae. Inflammation or conges
tion My first atep la a thorough examination to ascer
tain the exaot location and nature of th dlaorder, after
whloh, by a ayatem of carefully direoted local treat
ment I reatora the affected part to Its normal con
dition, whloh promptly remilte in full and complete re
turn of power. In perhapa leaa than 5 per cent of th
caae do I find general lrapoverlehment lack of nervoua
energy or any other condition or complication requiring
constitutional treatment Therefore. I may aafely aa
ort that not more than one caae In fifty can be per
manently benefited by the uae of tenlca, etlrnulanta,
electrical or mechanical appliance, and that fully
forty-nine case In 60 will be aggravated by auch
methoda of treatment
My curee are positive, oomplote, thorough and per
manent because by my method the real and only cauae
of the functional weakneaa 1 totally removed. The
knowledge gained by cloaa atudy and observation in
thousands of cases enables me to recognlae the exact
requirements and treat accordingly, and In yeara I
have not failed In a alngle lnatance to accompUah the
desired result.
Varicocele
Varicocele affeeta the vetna of the spermatic cord.
Xn average of one man In four suffers from thla
affliction. The muacular walla of the velna weaken
and relax the valvea cease to perform their functlona
and local' atagnatlon of the blood eneuea. The first
evidence of varicocele la ueually a thickening, dilating,
knotting and twlatlng of the vefna on on or both aide,
moat frequently upon the left side, often accompanied
by palna In the back, lege, thighs or cheat, and a aenae
of dragging In the groin. Owing to the Impaired cir
culation, a waiting away of the organs, accompanied
by partial or complete losa of power, almost without
exception followa In aevere caaea where treatment la
neglected, and even slightly developed caaea eanaot
fall to have a damaging influence upon the organ
Involved aa well aa upon the general health. 0aft?
la a dleeaae that Inorensea In severity the longer It la
In al! Instances demands a prompt cut's, for varicocele
neglected.
I cure varicocele without pain and without de
taining th patient from busln.se. I have cured eve
two thousand caaea without a alngle failure vt vn
pleaaant r.sult My treatment 1 original and haa
been developed throuah aeventeen veara of practta
experience. It restore- the lost tone and elaettojt? ',
to tha weakened and dilated blood veanels, whtcn re
sult in normal circulation and reestablish the
natural procesaea of wast and repair throughout the)
vital ayatem.
Ky apeotal praotlo alao laoluge MydtoaetA
Stricture, Contracted XHaeae, Ooatagtoa Bloee,
Poison, ZTsi-rou Debility and all Keflex llmeaea.
Consultation Free
To men whose years are being lived in phyatcat
imperfection aa a result of mistakes or mlaTortaaaw
who, llv are leaa than full and perfect Uvea and
who yearn to be the men that nature meaat them
to be. I extend an ax nest and sympathetic offer of
consultation and advice. Mv experience among man
and in treating men's diseases plaoes m In a poet tlon
to be helpful to you. In consulting m you will b
asked no foollah and embarrassing quaation. All In
formation given you will hav a direct and vftaj
bearing. If your symptoms are of no coaaequenc I
will tell you o. If treatment I needed I will tell
vou Its coat and the time that will in all probability
be required to effect a complete our. If I feel &
doubt a to my ability to cur you, I will not take
your cas at all. I will not urge my services upon
you. If you see fit to place your cas in my care,
every promise I make shall be fulfilled, tf yon do
not, you wtll be welcome to the Information and sug
gestion given, and will be Invited to call for further
consultation absolutely free at any time.
Those finding It Inconvenient or Impoeaible to call
In person ar at liberty to writ a full and complete
description of thlr symptoms, and their latter will
receive my prompt and careful attention. Ail con
sultation atrlotly confidential.
THE DR. TAYLOR. CO.
oomzrEm szoovs Atn mosbxsov nuszTS, roBTZVAiTD, oaaaosT.
Private Sntrano tMH Koirlaoa fftreet.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Baa qatokly t th
very ear f th
lease and atone
tha most deep-aet,
xoruolatlng pslaa
Imsat Inatantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Kite Maj Be Chosen Down River If
Astoria's Topography Is Too
Much Broken.
Ouraa every aHmers
of Man or Beast
that a good. honest
Liniment san euro.
Nona hotter.
Mane so good.
FOR RENT 6-ROOM HOUSE. FUR
nlshed or partly furnished. Call 126
14th st. or phone Pacific 2058.
150
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
I BOUGHT TWO LOTS CHEAP, BUT
on account of sickness can't complete
Say men ts; must sell immediately. G-428,
ournal.
FOR SAiE OR" EXCHANGE FOR
email ranch, or as payment on larger
one, 140x100 on Stat at. Salem; 9-room
houae, good well, fruit, etc. Price $2,
000; incumbrance $500. 882 E. 11th st.
north. Phone Woodlawn 163.
FOR SALE; FARMS.
FARMS THAT WILL CHARM YOU TO
SEE THEM;
MAKE YOU RICH TO BUT THEM.
I,i80 acrea, adjoining county seat. In
one of the beat grain counties in the
state; all fenced and in cultivation, ex
cept 40 acr.s; very handsome 11-room
residence, commanding position, over
looking the town and valley; good
6-room tenement-house, fine stock barn,
good toolshed and machine ahop, good
grain barn and granary; buildings coat
over 18.000: grain crop last year yield
ed over iu.uuu ouaneia rrom 400 acres
and will yield double that frora 600 acres
this year. Price $60 per acre, Including
stock and machinery; orops are valued
at 110,000.
92 acres, near the Clackamas, 16 mllea
city; all fenced, nearly all in cultiva
tion; comfortable buiidinga, living
ter, choice fruit; crop will retail at
about $5,000. Price 7,ooo.
300 acres in the midst of ona of Ore--on's
richest valleys, Vi mile station;
all fenced; 80 acres cultivated, 5 acres
bottom land pasture, 40 acres good tim
ber, balance brush land pasture; good
t-room house, nice new barn and other
necessary farm buildings; flna trout
at ream through the place, a number of
good spring! ; also well water; crop
yield this year over $3,000; will wager
the soil against anything In the state
for fertility and guarantee thia the
beat farm bargain you will ever find.
Price includes $700 worth of feed, stock
and Implements $6,000.
40 acres, handsome buildings; the
moat beautiful country home that can
be found anywhere within 15 miles of
city; rich soil, good crops $4,600,
26 acres, on railway station, all In
cultivation; good buildings; 10 miles
out $4 500.
6-acre place, nicely improved, adjoin
ing Montavilla; 6-room coUage, good
poultry-house and yard; I acres straw
berries. 1 acre raspberries, 60 cherry
trees, 35 app'e trees, in fine condition.
If sold quick. $4,000 buys it.
THJB DUNN-LA WRENCH CQ,
! & Fir fit, . ,
fflperlal Dispatch to Tea Journal.)
Astoria, Or.. July 26 Louis J. Hill,
president of th Great Northern Rail
road company, during hla visit to As
toria yesterday inspected the Jetty and
examined conditions at the mouth of
the river. President Hill was accom
panied by Mr. Nutt.
Mr- Hill stated It was necessary to
have large terminals here and that If
the ground In front of Astoria proper is
too hilly and too much filling Is neces
sary the terminus will have! to be built
down the river, probably between War
renton and Fort Stevens. Mr. Hill re
gretted he could not accept an invita
tion to take an automobile trip through
the cRy, but stated he would be here
again in a short time and certainly
mingle with the business men, of As
toria and do everything In hla power to
make Astoria one of the greatest ship
ping ports on the Pacific coast.
Manager WTiyte, of the ohamber of
commerce, met the party and went over
the terminal details with them.
Splendid straw hat bargain a Robin
son A Co.
Every Woman
ii ialanatad and aheeld know
.,.,, a eon i ui. woBdarfal
MARVEL Whirling Spray
Moo ens fJ7lImi3.
AT THE THEATRES
i
For Benefit of Streetcar Men.
Employe of th atreetear company
will have a benefit at the Oaks on Au
gust 8. They will be given a certain per
cent of the receipts on that -day and one
Of the biggest crowds of the season Is
expected at the park. The streetcar men
spent nearly $2,000 in defraying the ex
penses of the motorman who was mur
dered by a highwayman recently. Half
of that aum waa given to the widowed
mother of the motorman. The carmen
are selling ticket a for the event.
. I; m
Crowds Witness "Magda" Production
The Marquam has been crowded this
week during the production of "Magda,"
th wonderful Sudermann play in which
Miaa Nance Q'Nell haa ecored auch a
tremendous success. There are few
plays that hav won such popularity aa
thla Sudermann play. It 1 undoubtedly
Ml O'Nell's greatest effort Mc
Kee Rankin Is also doing a remarkable
piece of acting In this play. There will
be a matinee Saturday.
Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow.
The attraction at the Heillg theatre
next Sunday night will be the Dandy
Dixie minstrels, a big company of col
ored performers under the direction of
Voelckel A Nolan, proprietor and man
MM X tas worid-Xeaoua Slack PW
K.riar-tiimtp'i nisi
.ismi w vri '"zr-
af
M-vliwMkrll,
Jt a. nuinoiaavtuy u
niiwiio aoMpt mo
etlMr, bat mm stamp for
fllBstratrf book wJ.i. It at-
foil nutleiilusaaa rflr-Mtnn. i .
TtJu.bl. to ladles. MAaVBL CO.
m. saa st.. nw vprm.
WOO SAKS, OLAMJUt CO. A2T0 LATS-OATZ
Dave co 4 ixojlijl
We Cire Men
We
Cure
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Weakness
The common practice la to pre
scribe atlmulatlng drug iu caae of
vital weakness, without regard to
the cause of the trouble. Every
patient ahoutd understand that the
effect of such treatment la not only
temporary but injurious. Every
case of weakness has aome local con
dition which muat be removed and
cured, before power la reatored.
Nearly all of our applicants for
treatment tell the story of their ex
perience with stomach drugging, etc..
which hav always failed. Wa have
given twenty-aeven years to the
atudy and treatment 0 the local
conditions which ar th direct cause
of vital weakness. With twenty
aeven yeara In Portland, the older
readers of th papers realize that
our announcements and atyl of
advertising have been continually
copied by others; thla we cannot pre
vent, but to thoae seeking reliable
and successful treatment we wish
to say our mode of examination,
diagnosis, treatment and cures are
in our own keeping and cannot be
copied. Cases of weakness which we
treat are Invariably cured by finding
and removing th local disturbing
cause by aclentlflc local treatment.
bUR FEB
nr MOavr oammb
We Cure
Blood Polaoa, sTkln Plaaaa ,
Bore, TJlcars, Tarlcooela, IKjrdi
eete. Bar-one Debility. FQea and
Chronic Dlseaaea of the Kidneys
and BlaAdu.
As to tenant Oar larre pvao
tloe enables as se ems for 1M
money than th avvrsTS so-eailsd
peel lit ana yen see sjm a-.
suit before yon ax required o
par as. Xoneet, onaolailaa
work speaks for itself. Piwtesut
era, jealous of ear snee a, try
to bllttl n because our fee) la
mall, hut intelligent nan ear not
laxlnenood br their ajyamenta.
W. ask any man uffarika; rren
any disaaa w treat to ean aad
aee na. My eaass suj)pe-41y
lscnrabl ar often the teesie of
poor treatment, and wham meth
od sruoh aa ws employ are 41re
ed toward the oaaae, and with
oar and proper attention to 70ns
case, yon can he sued.
Stricture .
Our method of treating etrre
ture 1 painless and permanent
free from cutting, always uo
ceaaful. We do sway with tha
stricture with a simple method
of absorption by local application
which leavea the issues In ' their
original normal condition. Wa
make th cure complete and permanent.
Established 2S Yeara In Portland
r-e for a friendly talk or correspondence, Coma to
ifldenoe. We have! been exclusively treating special
Wa mak no cha
us In the strictest con
diseases of men for yeara. Nothing science can devise or manZ
buy is lacking in our offioe equipment W will use you honestly, treat
you skillfully and res-tore you to health in the ahortest time with the least
discomfort and expense. If you cannot call, writ tor symptom hlaftkav"
ST. LOUIS "SKSctfr DISPENSARY
COB1TEB SECOBD ABB TfcMTrTT.ti STBBSTa, TOMrXKXt QBXiaOV.
Troubadors. Seat sale opens tomorrow
momlng. Popular prices will prevail.
"Man's Enemy."
For Interest and novel altuatlona,
"Man's Enemy" la one of the real plays
of the season. This is the attraction
at the Star thla week and the play has
been making the largest kind of a hit
tf hit are to be Judged from the else
of the audiences.
MB IS
Grand Vaudeville.
Nothing hut successful acts are found
on the program at the Grand. The bill
Is beaded, by "Plcktnsr a Winner.'' a
ractraek playlet whloh has a laugh In
vry line. There ia a dog and cat
how which 1 making a bid for favor
with th youngsters. ,
"Whose Baby Are You?"
Tonight the Allan atock company will
repeat Its phenomenal success In pre
senting; one of the greatest laughing
ahows of the age, "Whose Baby Ar
You?" It La a continuous scream of
laughter from start to finish and no
on see It without declaring U to be
juat tha tight aaw.
TREATED A.1ND CURED
Best Service. Lowest Charats. Cnrei Gnsr.nf
3ho !? :'"'ot?. w,t?. .faWYOyjl U WGBILITT. ar WtZ.
Strength commonly called
WBT MANHOOD " - nih.H.;
1 -'rains, r-impiea, .ame Baca, Inflammation of t TT.ii .-1
Kidney. Highly colored UrlnaT Imwltinoy DMMnPn?Ws?it
ing Memory. Lo. of Amhltloit Mental WorrVwuVrfa"!
cesa and overwork; PUea. FletuU MdHrdraeili th!
rMar?r,iagh,.ab"0lUt,' iliVaKJS5. ,
klnaiVniS-S? f nsrdltar
ibl Chwes!"- 6uccful sCntTou. WtcCmVZt
Call or writs Dm. T. RXBCB, m rtnt raa4. tm.
c
New and improved rr,
for circulating th 1 !
th sexual vitai.tr tf 1
coming weak r,ees t-y
wav, v iU 'i '.'- '
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