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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 27, IDOL
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LABORED LONG 10
filEET
CULM
Joe Gans Tells of His Battle
for Recognition in the
f lightweight Class.
ENGAGED IN FOURTEEN
, FIGHTS IN ONE YEAlt
PORTLAND'S HORSE SHOW TO BE
HELD FIRST WEEK IN NOVEMBER
Thursday, TPrlday and Saturday, No
vember 7. I and , ara tba dates set
for the first annual horaa show of tha
Portland Hunt club,
Tha nlana haa not vet ha- oflnit.iv
mined to so ra the ona building; In the
city best suited for such an undertaking.
That tha horaa show shall be a bic
ona tha biggest and best ever held in
any of the western states la the first
ambition of its promoters. No expenne
will be spared to bring: horses from all
sections or the country to compete In
nrobable that free transportation will
ha fiirnlahoH mitnlris inhibitors.
The handsomest cupa will be donated
by enthusiastic horsemen as prises for
tha trophies. Prises will be given In
17 classes, at least. Every breed of
horse thst la likely to compete has
been taken rare of In the classification
which the directors have just made out.
Hut If any appear which have not been
provided for the classification list will
be added to to accommodate them.
W. A. Dobson of Marlon, Iowa, head
of the veterinary department of the
Iowa Agricultural college, but better
known as a Judge of horse shows, will
Won Championship From Frank
' Erne In One, Round After Being!
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sections or tne country to compete In known as a Judge or horse snows, win
the various classes. The club has Just I be the Drealdlng Judge in Portland. His
appropriated $,000 for the free stabling assistant will be Dr. James Withy combe
of tha visiting horses alone. It is even I of the Oregon Agricultural college.
of Gang' Matches.
T mr IV a4 t,. I.I. hi. w.tK . mft
Once Beaten by the Latter -Some I and right and down he went. He was
oeing counted out at me ena or tne
first minute of fighting. 80, while
won the lightweight championship In a
minute, it took me years to get a chance
at It even after the sporting people
were satisfied that I was the best man
at the weight in the world.
'No, air, it's comparatively easy for
a man to get a crack at a champion
ship these days. But when McPartland.
McFadden and a few more of those
boys were in good condition It was a
serious thing, you bet. I had to knock
em all orr the ladder In order to get
to the tOD. I cuess I didn't skin any
body."
SPORTING NOTES
Local and Otherwise.
"It isn't as hard as It used to be for a
' -man to get a chance to fight for the
' llarhtwelaht title." said Joe Oana be-
'tween bouts at his training quarters the
'Other day. "Not much like tha time
'whan little old Joe Qans of Baltimore
' was trying to get Into the moving pic
ture class! I had to lick every light-
weigh In the east before the cham
pions would so much as look at me.
v.? Ton understand that a negro Is
handicapped when it comes to pressing
hla clslms. If he goes around telling
how good he .thinks he Is people will
' say, 'My, but that fellow's a fresh
nlggerl Well hsve to hand hint the
i.frncon hoof and teach him his place!'
7 "The ealy chance I had was to build
- up auch ar following thst the eastern
" sports would demand that I be given a
iffght with Lavlgne, who was then the
'lightweight champion. I never over
'looked a chanoe to fight. I was going
around tha east shoving lightweights
' off the map Just like tumbling drunken
. longshoremen off a wharf. I averaged
"! more than one long bard fight every
S month for two years before I got a
chance at the championship, which In
' tha meantime had changed hands snd
was In Erne's possession. The year be-
, f ore I met Erne I had 14 flghta with 0
. total of 101 rounds. Show me the man
t who has beaten that record,
j, Strenuous Tsar la Yew York.
; ' "J was up against It I had to make
'the champion notice me and in order to
rin his attention I had to everlastlnc-
r " " ,, . 1 k i.M.,. .rnnri The Olymp
J ZtkZ. I- iita whin i .nt to Francisco for Jamestown yesterday.
the big town Kid McPartland waa their y"' ' 'Yn
Sl'ORD EXHIBITION
10 PRECEDE BATHE
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Major Reid Will Perform
Dangerous Feats With
the Saber.
I RACE OF R0I1G
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CHAMPIONS
OIL CARD
These
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Gloss, Pape and Lalng Will
Not Be Brought Together
at Astoria.
Barney Oldfleld Is still breaking
world's records Last Saturday at Des
Moines he broke the reoord ror a mile
dash on a half-mile circular track.
Time, 1:14 4-6
T. Hltachlyama, champion wrestler of
Japan, a millionaire and society leader
In his native land, arrived In Seattle
last week on a tour of tha world. Hita
chlyama will travel In many countries
Investigating methods of athletic train
Ing and form In wrestling. The cham
pion welgha 130 pounds. Is short In stat
ure and a monument or plain, everyday
fat. He has held his title for the past
six years. He Is not looking for a
match with Emertcans or Europeans.
The Olympic club track team left Ban
top-notch lightweight He ranked right
up next 10 xavigne, men me premier
of thenf alL They made me fight Mc
. Partland, thinking that I would be easy
for him, as hs had Just gone 26 rounds
with Lavlgne. I peat Mcrartiana nana
' Uy In to rounds. Then they gave me
Jack Daly another tough one. I
whipped him In 26 rounds. Then along
came Oeorge McFadden and oh. what
a tough fellow he was in his prime!
I fought him. and for the first time
In my life I was knocked out I got
It In the twenty-third round and they
thought that was the end or the Balti
more champion. But I came back at
McFadden.- I fought him seven times
In all and licked him soundly the last
mix times we met. 8lx beatings ought
: to reverse a knockout ehT
i- They were coming pretty fast for
m after the first McFadden fight
Billy Ernst, 'Gene Bozenat). Spider Kel
ly, Martin Judge, twice for him. Steve
Crosby, and Kid Ashe. Then I fought
McPartland again and after that I won
from Spike Sullivan, Then I got what
I had been looking for Erne signed up
with me for the lightweight champion
ship. Tint right With Erne,
"Every man who saw that
fight
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knows what I did to Erne for 11 round
Mv one mistake, which I corrected later.
was In that I did not go In to outslug
lilm. I bad him beaten at that game
but I did not know it then. I gave htm
credit for too much punch and stood
away, slashing him down until I could
sret him without taking a chance. In
tha twelfth round Erne butted me over
the left eye and the eyeball came ou
of tha socket and lay on my cheek
. They had to stop the fight and I lost
the decision. That bump delayed my
cnamptonsmp ror two years.
"After thet I licked Dal Hawkins
twice, beat Toung Orlffo In eight
founds. fouaht McFadden a couple of
times, seat Kid ranter Jn Denver when
they thought ha was the oomlnar cham
plon, and hung it on our old friend
Spider Kelly In eight rounds. Then
came the bad business with McOovern
and after that I had to fight In Baltl
mora ror a while. After 18 months
got another fight with Erne.
f "The second fight did not last long,
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I SET. F. 3. OMSK.
Psychological
I Healing
F to you condemn before you investi
"gate? Psychological healing Is sensi
ble, logical and beautiful ail the way
through. Better try before you die.
wur pneea are too low to advertise
Often; preserve this for future refer
ence. Bold 100 copies of "Longevity"
this week. It can now be had for 10c
.i'amphlet free.
REV. P. J. GREEN,
& Ith St, Portland, Ore.
Phone East 31.
V Grateful Word from
1 Patients
' ' Portland. Ore.. Aug. 20, 1907
Bains; much annoyed with Eczema for
three months, last spring I went to Rev.
P. J. Green and took two days' treat
ment. Before the second day I 'Telt
(hat tne aisesao was aestroyed. Mr.
Olarner, Ralph Rose, Charles Parsons,
Al Plaw and six others. Tha party will
spend one day at unicago an route.
Melville Long, the 11-year-old coast
tennis champion, again demonstrated
his superiority over southern Califor
nia players laat week by winning the
annual tournament on the courts of the
Santa Barbara hotel.
William J. Clothier, tennla chamnlon
of America, has announced that he will
not defend hla title this year on account
of a sprained leg. Beats C. Wright and
Raymond JJ. Little both defaulted In
the championship tourney, which Is now
in progress at Newport.
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James R. Keene's great horse. Peter
Pan. the champion money winner of
the season, closed his racing career as
a S-year-old last week, when he was
shipped to the Castleton stud farm In
Kentucky to be turned out for the sea.
son. It is doubtful if he will ever be
returned to racing. Peter Pan's retire
ment is due to an injury received re
cently during hla work of training.
peter fan s turr winnings aggregate
$112,390, of which $85,240 was earned
thla season.
Prince Henry of Prussia will come to
America to participate in the next Son
derklasse yacht races, which may not
oe held until lu.
tr tne American yachtsmen were
beaten at Kiel, they have some consola
tion In the fact that they won the Can
ada cup in the races on Lake Ontario
easily and that the blue ribbon for
motor-boats also came to this country.
ine moior-Doai uixie is nome after win
nlng the British International cup In
Southampton waters with the greatest
ease, and Captain S. Bartley Pearce, her
skipper, is an enthusiastic convert to
the believers In British fair play In
sports. He says: "Everything was on
the square and I have come back to tell
tnat tne Englishmen are the fairest
have ever met."
The annual six days' bicycle race will
take place at Madison Square garden
and plans are already well under way to
make It the chief event of the kind In
years. The revival of interest In wheel
ing generally, which has been so clearly
manifested auring me last two seasons
has naturally increased the popular In
terest In the sporting side of the same.
and it Is expected that the number of
entries and the attendance at the big
race wui noin De recora-Dreakera The
race will begin November z.
Tha west will not be denied in tennla
and It is possible the next attempt to
recapture the Dwight Davis cup will be
made by westerners or that t least one
westerner win De on the train. The
ease with which Hackett and Alexander
beat both the eastern and southern
champions at the doubles places them
easily In the front rank of tennis experts.
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So dexterous with the broadsword Is
Major Robert F. Reid, who Is to fight
Carl Nelson for the mounted broadsword
championship of the world on Mult
nomah field on Labor day, that he bears
the distinction of being the only swords
man who can cleave the carcass of
sheep with a single blow of the saber
cut In twain a 2-lnch bar of lead with
one quick jerk of the sword and divide
an apple or potato on the neck of any
person absolutely without Injury to the
person.
Major Raid's ability to perform these
asiomaning ieais attracted tne attention
Despite published statements to the
contrary, there will aa no raca at tha
Astoria regatta between tha three crack
oarsmen, Ed Gloss, Alex. Papa and C,
Lalng. Mr. Gloss stated today that the
committee bad called off tha race some
time ago, hla understanding being that
they did not wish to go to tha expense
of bringing the men together. Mr.
Gloss also stated that none of tha Port
land Rowing club's oarsmen would com
pels in any or tne races at Astoria.
It is possible that a race between
Gloss and Lalng will be pulled off on
the Willamette early In October, on the
occasion 01 tne dedication 01 the new
ciuonouse. directors of the club are
strongly desirous of bringing about the
race and It will be arranged If possible
Until last Fourth of July Gloss was the
champion single sculler of the north
west but on the Fourth he waa beaten
ny Laing, who balls from British Co
lumbia. Gloss says he Is In constant
training and would be prepared to row
a winning race. . The contest. If pulled
off. will undoubtedly attract a lot of
attention.
(ireen's talk was so uplifting spiritually
and Intellectually..! felt 1 had my
fnoney's worth, before he treated me.
Preparations are completed at San
Sebastian, Spain,' for the visit of the
three American aonderklasse racing
yachts, the Spokane I. Marblehead and
Chewlnk VIII, for tha Hlspano-Amerl-
can cup race. ,
It is agreed tnat both straight and
triangular course be sailed, beginning
n each case in concha bay.
What Spanish boats are to compete
Is not yet known, but the selections are
to be made during the Bilbao regatta
meeting, which takes place In the first
week of September.
The American boats are to be brought
from Amsterdam to Bilbao In time to
take part In the sonderklasse races, to
be held at Bilbao on September 7, 8 and
8. The Hlspano-Amerlcan contest takes
place in Han BeDastian waters a few
days later.
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TUG-OF-WAB CONTEST
FOR POLICE I'EAMS
(Special Dtspatcb to Tha Joarnal.)
Tacoma. Wash.. Am. 17. What prom
ises to be one of the most Interesting
features at tne atnietio and military
games to be held at the local ball
grounds on Labor day will be the tug-of-war
between the teams from the po
nce aeparimenis 01 Beanie. Tacoma,
Victoria and other nearby cities.
The local police officers are in dally
practice and they are training with ss
mucn care as tnougn tneir lives de
pended upon their being right when the
crack of the pistol sends them along on
tneir persistent pull. Dan Costello ha
adopted a new system for the training
of the men who are to engage in the
lug-or-war; ne nas mem on the road
each day, sometimes In the mornlna and
sometimes In the eveninss. accordlna to
the "shift" they have. Taree times each
week, or every other day, the "coppers"
tske exercise In the rear room at no
tice headquarters. The men pair off
and pull and tug with one another for
fully five minutes; after a short rest
they go at It again and this work ft
kept up for more than an hour.
Word has been received here that both
the Seattle and Victoria nollce teams sre
conditioning themselves for the big tug-of-war.
There Is much interest In tha
affair in Tacoma.
The Labor dav program will consist
of all kinds of athletic and military
games and me sanction or the Amateur
Athletic union has been given that all
me craca amateurs or tne normwest
who wish may enter the different
vents for which the prises are the best
ever offered in this city. It Is esti
mated that fully 300 entries will be on
the list This will include Portland.
Victoria, Vancouver, Everett Belllng
ham, Seattle. Spokane. Walla Walla, Eu
gene and all the cities that boast of
crack athletes.
Hundreds
of Styles
in
Men's regular $15, $16.50
and $18 Suits. Now
priced at only
Wc Offer
Hundreds of
Suits that hive been
selling at $22.50 and $25
at this remarkable reduc
tion many patterns
and styles, only
Extra Special
Extra Special $25.00,
$27.50 and $30.00 Suits
and broken lines of
i
$32.50 and $35.00 gar
ments for these few
days' sale at only
IEVIXGTOX TENNIS
TOURNEY ON TODAY
Major Robert F. Reid.
of Tony Pastor. 20 years ago and the
veteran showman, always on the alert
for novelties, booked the young swords
man on his vaudeville circuit nt
the largest salaries ever paid to a per
former. Although two decades have
parsed the major Is still able to dupli
cate these feats and. as a preliminary
to the assault at arms on Multnomah
field next Monday, will give an exhibi
tion of his wonderful skill with the
sword.
Elaborate Drenaratlonn fire hplnir maitA
by the members of company F, Third
regiment, O. N. G., under wIiohp auspices
the battle between the two mnrin
gladiators Is to be held, for the comlne
event. Captain Odale, commanding tho
military organization, , Intends to have
his entire comnanv In full riE, .mi.
mrin on tne grounds to handle the crowd
and keep the throng from encroaching
on the field of battle. The general ad-
iiusaiun iu me contest nas heen fixed at
60 cents with an additional chars-o nt ?k
cents for reserved seats In the grand
stand. Tickets will be Diaced on
at Woodard. Clarke & Co.rs and Schiller's
-'gtn oturea tomorrow.
Should 'the weather be fair at
clock this afternoon the fall handicaps
at the Irvlngton Tennis club will be
gin, on account of the uncertainty of
the elements only a few matches have
Deen scheduled for today. The sched
ule, which will not be carried out If It
rains, follows:
3 p. m. Snow vs. W. W. Benham,
Winch vs. Scott.
4 p. m. Dole vs. Edgar, McKentle vs.
Frohman, Wolf vs. Wilbur, Warren vs.
C. D. Starr, Chamberlain vs. Fisher,
Humphrey vs. L. M. Starr.
5 p. m. Shlves vs. Andrews, Goes vs.
Vosper, McAlpin vs. Cawston, Bellinger
vs. Rohr, Benham vs Rosenfeld, Wilder
vs. Reynolds.
Out of
the High
Rent
District
The Chicago Clothing Co.
69-71 Third Street
HOR8B8HOE6 OVER THE DOORS
Not In
the High
Pries
Clique
WOMAN CHAMPION
NEVER KILLS GAME
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston Chicago 8-4, Boston 1-1.
At New York--New York 6-t, Pitts
burg 8-0.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia
Cincinnati 8. -
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit Detroit 7, Washington 4.
At ueveiana Boston 5, Cleveland a.
COAST LEAGUE STANDING.
Los Angeles
Oakland . . ..
San Francisco
Portland . .
Won.
.. 71
74
, . 70
,. 47 ,
Lost.
65
64
66
77
P.O.
.66S
.636
.614
.179
State Golf Tourney.
(Joaraal special Sen 1ea.l
St Paul, Minn., Aug." 27. The Mlnne-
wn 81 n T.w
S & 26th Bt
'l?V'vfl'';-"'S'is::V'i-
- . Mllwaukle, Ors Aug. 10, 1907.
I healed of Rheumatism through
Mr- Oreen's treatments. Astigmatism
compelled me to woar glasses for two
yeera; Mr. Green said three months'
weeks did tha work. My ayes are per-1 "ot"' rolf tournament opened au-
fect and true. I hava ppt worn glasses Lfplcuously today on the new 18-hole
inca that time, AprIL 1906. J am hap-cnlrM of the Town and Country rli.h
Ptarnd itronger In ever way. thJ- clty. Mawn Eminent nWer.
JULA Kt'KUVU. - were jut sttenoaaoa. , .
(Jonrnil Special Serrlce.)
Omaha. Neb.. Ana- 27 -t m
endure the thought of killing wild
game, asserts Mrs. Adolph Topperwein
of 6an Antonio, Texas, who claims the
:L , champion woman marksman of
the United States.
I enjoy shootlnar at clnw for
she continues, "but I never attend a
tournament without my husband accom
panying me. The only objection I have
to going away from home to shoot is
that I have to leave mv lltti.
old boy for an entire week at times."
Mrs. TODDerweln. whn Anlih o .,
the leaders in the Nebraska state shoot,
recently held at South Omaha, is the
only woman who ever participated in a
i'?;11"' rmv mwi ana quauried at 200,
300 and u00 yards. A short time ago
h oke 485 clay birds out of a pos
sible 500 at a trap shoot. Her highest
score is 123 strafem with a shotgun.
She has made 100 straight on nine dif
ferent occasions.
AUTOISTS BACK FROM
THE TILLAMOOK FAIR
TheSnoblllsts who went to Tillamook
last week to attend the street fair In
that city returned yesterday afternoon.
They report a fine time and are more
enthusiastic than ever over the project
of turning the Sheridan road into an
automobile boulevard. The members of
the party were: W. J. Clemens, R. D.
Inman, Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Brown, Mrs.
J. B. Teon, Mrs. M. Norton, E. Henry
Wemme, Paul Stelnmets, C. A. McCar
ger, W. 8. Bowen. Dr. F. W. Brooke and
O. Mlelke, all of Portland; F. C. Cyrus I
or Astoria, c . Dudgeon of Chicago,
l-l. w. Bmitn of Nashville, Tennessee
S. W. Childres and daughter of The
Dalles and Mrs. C. R. Beebe of Sedro-
Wooley, Washington.
Seven Great Reasons
The Richness of the Soil
The Healthfulness of the Location
The Reasonable Price of the Lots
The Easy Terms on which they are Sold
The Magnificent View from any Lot
The Purity of the Water (Bull Run)
The Enforcement of Building Restrictions
Howard Leads Wabash at Bat.
The Wabash Independent team has
collection of hitters in their aggreg
tlon. Outfielder Howard Is leading tl
regulars with the average of .465. Fol
lowing are the sverages: Johnson .600,
Mowara .iso, summers .ssi, Anern .333
Stone .333, Adams .320, McBride .308
Thompson .250. Fortler .244, Thomas
.233, a. Pembroke .210, c. Pembroke
.200, Entrlch .177.
Ray Thomas, the popular Columbia
n1lAcrtan ta on him wnv in TTnn.lrAn.
China. "Tommy" was the recipient of"
many nearty nandsnakes at the depot.
He will Join a recognized team in the
big port and will accept a good position.
Jack Olney and Elmer Stone will be
the mnlnstuvs in the box for Wabash.
Outfielder Eulrich has returned from
the Coos Bay country and says that
the article of ballplayers there Is cer
tainty ciassy.
City Fathers on Diamond.
(Joorntl Special Servtcs.t
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 27. Baseball
teams made up of the city aldermen of
Biuwauaee ana me councllmen of Phila
delphia lined up at Columbia park to
dsy for a game to determine th tntnr-
cuy cnampionsniD or tne United Rtaron
The Philadelphia team claims tha rhAm'
plonshlp of the east, while the Cream
City aldermen are supposed to hold the
fiennant over any team of city fathers
n the middle west. Mayor Reyburn and
a host of other baseball rooters from
tha cltv hall were on hand at th. m..
Ing of the" game.
: Fight at Muskegon.
: (Joaraal Special Serrlc. )
Muskegon. Mich.. Aug. 27. Consider.
able interest is manifested In the ten
round fight between Maurice Sayas of
Milwaukee and Billy Roc ho. the New
'England lightweight The bout is
scheduled -10. laae piace mis evening
in a baseball park just outside of thik
City.
Fi'Sfeiied Stock Canned, Goods. '
AUsn LawJj &t Bruri. .
National Target Meet.
'Jim rnal Sparta I garrlea.1
Port Clinton. Ohio. Aug. 27. Every
thing Is In readiness at Camp Perry for
the opening tomorrow of tne national
rifle shoot by teams from the United
States army. During the four days of
the shoot teams and individuals will
compete for honorary prizes, the most
Important of which is the national
trophy and $300 In cash given by con
gress. The second prize Is the Hilton
trophy and $200 In cash donated by
Henry Hilton of New Tork. The bronze
statue, Tne noiaier or Marathon, pre
sented by President Roosevelt on behalf
or me state or New Tork. is the third
prize.
Go out to HEIDELBERG today. Look over this splendid tract thoroughly,
help yourself to the fruit, there's plenty of it Five hundred apple trees all in full
bearing. 1wo hundred prune trees breaking Jown with the beautiful purple fruit.
You can have a lot with ten fruit trees on it all in their prime. HEIDELBERG
REASONS are good ones.
PACIFIC COAST REALTY C
305-6-7-8 Buchanan Building
Portland, Ore.
Phone Main
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Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Geas qulokly to tha
very aora of tha
dlaaasa and stops '
tha moat deep-aet.
exeruolatlng pains
almost Instantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Lafayette Beats Forest Grore.
In a snappy game of ball played on
the Lafayette grounds Sunday the home
team won from Forest Orove by the
score of J to 0. Springer was In the
box for Lafayette and pitched gilt
edged ball. The Grove, boys wera out
played at all points of the game. Each
team has won one game from tha other
and he third will be played next Sunday.
Callender Appointed Admiral.
(Special (Xapateb to Tba Jnarsef.t
Astoria. Or.. Aug. 17. Chsrlss H.
Callender has been appointed and ac
cepted the position of admiral ot the
regatta to Succeed C. C. Chan ran alii
resigned. Hon. John C. MeCua fiaa tiaan
appointed commodore and chief ot staff.
Onres avary ailment
of Man or Beast
that a good, honsat
liniment oan euro.
Nona batter,
liana so goods
n fl n is tfta worst aissase
L oa earth yat tba
I easiest to ears WHEN
la? W lf TOD KNOW WHAT
to uo. Many nave
pimples, spots ea the
kin, soraa ta tba
swath, ulcers, felling
batr, boss pains, ca
tarrh, and ooa't knaw
It Is BLOOD POISON. Bead to DR. BROWN,
W Arch St., Philadelphia. Peon., for
BROWN'S BLOOD CURB, M.00 par bottlaj
lasts one aionth. Bold la Portland ealy by
Westward. Clark Os
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Beat sad Barb
DOCTOR
Baa sad a Ilia stady sf raats an bark,
asd Is tbat stad dlaeo araS aad ts alrlBS
to tba warld bla woaoarral rasMdlaa.
MO MEBOURT, rOISOMS OR DRVOS tTBTO
MX CURES WITHOUT OPERATION. Oa
WITHOUT THS AID OF A XMTTM.
mm fBiMRtAM tn mm i--,-w Aarbaia.
tang. Threat. ' Rbroattlsa '.Net aaaaaa.
Narrons Debility. Stoniaeh. Uvar. Klr
Treacles: alae lost Masbood, raoiala Weak'
seta and An Prlaata Dim Ma. .
A SURE CANCER CURE
fast Raoairad rrosi rabhta
sad BalUV
IF TOO. ARB AFFLICTED. BO NT CRLAT.
DBLATB ARB DANOBBOCSL . .
If roa eassot eaU. writs tar aantnaa Manb
asd cbrslsr. Inclose 4 easts ta staaasa
CONSULTATION FREE
not o. ki wo catvxai m-dicqtx c.
Partlaaa. Onaaau
Vlesss Msaties Tsses.
7
OR WOMEN ONL
Dr. Sanderson's Com Bound Ravin
and Cotton Root Pill a The best
and only reliable remedy for DE
LATED PERIODS. 1 Cure the
most obstinate cases In t to 1
'ice il ner nox. maiian in main
wrapper. Sold bV druggl sts erary where.
Portland, Orecon. -.-.v. ' K r
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