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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL ' PORTLAND, : WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 10071'
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Declares nis Own Timcli
lias Improved and That
Cans' Is Overrated. '
KELSON ALMOST HAD -
HIM AT GOLDFIELD
Hearst rnglllstlc ' Expert Gossip
About Coming Lightweight Battle.
Moving Pictures Pay Better Now.
; ' adaWrhaa Do the Real Fights,
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Fair Jacket Wielders 'in
Close Matches Fight in
Men's Doubles.
By C. B. Van Loan.
m Oans-Brltt fight will not lack the
customary commercial flavor which
accompanies all championship battles
nowadays. . It will bs a daylight fight,
which means mors moving slctures, and
unless the photographers fall for the
first time, the country will soon be
curried for stray halves and quarters,
and from Maine to Oklahoma the spjrts
will have a chance to see how It hap.
'pened and ouarrrel about !t after
' ward:
1 j' Ten yenrs ago, at Carson city, the
. moving picture machine was introduced
to the lighting game and thiy have
been keeping company ever elnce. A
good set of films of an Important fight
means a fortune tor the triple alliance
which divides the profits. .
On the day of the Nelson-Brttt fight
at eolma the fog was hatiglBA - low
and there wae no sun. The trouble
over the selection of the rofere,i de
layed the fight for more than an hour.
during which time Nelson stayed out
side the enclosure.
Jimmy Coffrothr the promoter of ihe
project, eat oa the edge of the ring
and looked out over the grat Cfivrf.
Rumors that there would b no right
created consternation in rBHs row. vnd
one of the reporters, looking up f,
Coffroth, remarked:
Money la Uis Mot ores.
"Tou seem worried. Jim. Is ther any
thing in this story about N0U11 r4fimig
to let Nelson fisht?"
Coffroth grinned.
"I am worried, but lt'i not about
their fighting. They'll fignt all rlKlit
enough. It's this fog that (rcaris me.
If we get good films of this fight today,
I've got something bigger than forty
fights."
liaif an hour later Nelson mss hooted
Into tho ring and the picture mon hm
turning tneir cranKs. Tin law. aia not
lift but the pictures were perfect Mid
Coffroth and the Britts "got something
bigger than forty fights. Nolin roia
out for $6,000 and is still watting for
me money. ,
With the ehanre of a wlnntn film nl
ways In view, It Is certain that the
fromoters and the fighters will cm
Inue to insert the moving picture
clause in their articles or agreement.
The premier pugilist or today Is a d'js
Iness man and whatever else he may
lacK, he is never without his Keon ap
preciation of a dollar.
What Would John &. Say?
What wpuld old John L. Sullivan have
aid if they had asked him to caper for
the moving pictures T John was one
fighter who loved his art for its own
sake and he would not have stayel his
mighty right for all the moving pic
ture privileges in Christendom. But
the fighter of the present day la. as
Jack O'Brien once remarJcad, "a com
mercial man."
Coming! Coming! Marvelous Moving
Pictures of the Battle of the Century.
But, after all. there Is one good thing
about the moving pictures of a battle.
A man can see anything that his little
heart desires and after the film has
been rolled, he can talk as much as the
next man.
A number of eastern critics who wero
from 3,000 to S.000 miles awuv ftom
GoMfield on that memorable afternoon
last f September, looked at the moving
pictures and saw plainly that Nelson
gave Oans a terrible beating. Odd,
Isn't it?
September 9th is not very far off and
the surprising thing about the approach
ing contest is the great number ef biltt
supporters. Jimmy is stronger in his
home town than ever before. Ol course,
the Nelson fight made him a popular
idol and the unmerciful beat In which
he gave the Durable One may ha ye con
cinved some of the western pports that
Brltt could win from Oans.
James began to talk about heating
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But two men's matches wars played
In the Irvington club tournament yester
day, most of the day being given over
to contests between women players.
, These developed a number of . close
matchea With the end of today's
games, the women's, ss well as ths
men's events, will bs well on toward
the finals.
The men's doublet promise to develop
pretty fight In the last several
matches, especially In the upper half.
Two lower class teams wr nut nut
of the play yesterday and there are
pui wx teams now left In ths event
four of them being, perhaps, the fastest
rour in tne tourney. In the unner
(iOSS and McAlDln. Kwlnr and Hordm&n
and Wilder and Andrews will make the
ngni to get into the finals, while the
three teams remaining In thj Invir half
are mrner ani Hour, Cawston and
Scott and McKemle and Frohman. ,
Wilder and Andrews and Ewlng and
Herdman each won vesterda.v. but onlv
at-inn ena or mree sets.
Kennetn McAipin and W. W. Benham
favs Wilder and Andrews a hard run.
he handicap was owe 30 1-6 a.nd the
1 older players were overcareful and lost
the first set, -S. Tlwy were behind
at J-4 In the second set, but managed
to pull out of the hole and win, 7-6.
The third set they capturnd easily.
J. Wesley Ladd and Kats nlsved a
1 whirlwind game at the start and took
a set from the old stars, Ewlng and
Herdman. Their opponents managed to
get the next two. however, and the
match.
Yesterday's oauaary.
Men's douETsg. open hawdluae .Wilder
and Andrews (owe iO) beat K. McAipin
and W. W. Benham (owe 8-6) 8-. 7-6.
6-1. Ewtno-and Herdman (owe 40) beat
tiais ana ua.aa towe i- i-e. bs. I pects to
juixea aoiiDies, open nanaicap Missjti
uoss ana woir Deat Mr. and Mrs. Har
Will Open Rugby Season at
Stanford Athletic News
of College.
I rlgan by default.
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Joe Oans.
Oans soon after the Goldflelfl fight. In
the story of that fight which he wrote
for a newspaper. Brltt compared the
men to a pair of apple-women and said
tnat after the tenth round there was
really no fight at all. You who saw
the moving ntotures In the east the
pictures which were run through the
machines at least three times fasier
than when they were made got tho
Impression that It was a pretty fast
ngni at an times, it you naa neia n.
your watches on some of the rounjs UtllllcN
you would have been surprised. As a
matter of fact, It was a very slow
fight after the tenth round. The affair
degenerated into a hugging match and
COAST LEAGUE BALL
IS AGAIN WITH US
Six Days a Week
Until Last Sunday in
September.
BUT. V. 3. GKXXBT.
Psychological
Healing
, Mr. Green will lecture on "ThexHls
tory of His Experience In Rational) Dl
' vlne Healing" and "The Relation of the
Subconscious Mind to Physical Heal
ing," September 7 and 14, at 8 p. m In
the Auditorium Hall, 208 Third street,
Portland, Or. Admission free.
Grateful Words
Milwaukie, Or.', Aug. 20, 1907t
I was troubled with constipation for
twelve years and used drugs nearly
avery day to overcome it My husband
and daughter had been healed by Mr.
Green's treatments; I also took a
course, and since that nearly a year
now I have not bad' to drug myself;
my bowels are regular. His treatments
axe so beneficial in a spiritual way. . I
heartily recommend his work.
Beaverton, Or., Aug. 28) HOT.
w spring my eyes gave ms so much
Ie that I did not dare to read or
the only flashes of fighting came when
Oans shook himself loose and lashed
out with his right hand. These flashes
were few and far between and James
Kdward, at the ringside, grew sarcastic.
He said that one good man ought to
be able to whip them both in the same
ring, and knowing James lor the hu-
fireme egotist. It is not hard to guess
he one good man he had reference to.
How Brltt Plfftufea.
Here Is the line of talk which James
Edward has been peddling since the
Nelson fight:
"I am hitting harder than ever, and If
i nit uans in the stomach he is going
to feel It. There's a lot of talk about
Uans' terrific wallop. Did he show it
at Goldfleid? Billy Nolan expected that
Uans would floor Nelson several times
In the opening rounds. I know that
he said that much to some of his
friends. Did Gans score a knockdown
in the entire fight? Not on your life!
He never came near It. During the
first ten rounds Gans hit Nelson at will
copped him with every punch in the
catalogue on tne jaw, under tne ear,
over the heart, in the stomach arid Nel
son never hit the mat once. Gans
was fast enough and strong enough for
the first ten rounds, but he didn't put
Nelson down. Now, at Colma I nailed
Nelson on the nose and mouth with my
ngni nana, ana ne went aown as ll ne
had been hit with an ax. It was in the
third round, and I believe that If I haa
caught Bat on the point of the chin
Instead of three inches higher up he
would have stayed down.
"Don't tell me that Gans wasn't tired
after the tenth round In Goldfleid. He
was as tired as a man could at end
UttTl keep moving, but his ring general
ship came to his rescue and he made
Nelson do what work was ijne. Why,
once or twice. Nelson shovert Gani inio
the angle on the ropes and Gans actual
ly sat aown yes, sir, sat down and
rested for as much as seven or eight
seconus:
Bars Oans Is Eas-Bsen.
"Now, I'm not looking or trying to
give the Impression that I underesti
mate this man Gans. He haa been the
greatest Tighter of the day no ques
tlon about that But he has been sev
enteen years In this game -ind he can't
possibly be as good as he v.4s a few
years ago. I think that tha Goldfio'd
fight took more out of him than lie
can ever get back by hard training, and
If he doesn't hit me any harder than
he hit Nelson at Goldfleid. ond ,f he
tires after the tenth round as he did
at uoianeia ties mine!
"For two years I've been tellin nee
pie that I could lick Bat!Ui Nelwn.
They gave me the laugh. Now I'm giv
ing them the lautrh. for I'm th r.niv
man who ever licked Nelson until hn
couldn't flyht back. I can aav '1 told
you so." I'm going to keep on moving
it aiLer me uans nirm. hh'h srnt tn ha
a better man than he was at Goldfleid
to beat me, and it's a cir.ch that flsjht
didn't help him any. I contend that
my two-year lay orr nas uencn e,i m
and made me stronger and faster than
ever. jyiy rsieison ngnt ornvos It, and The first four Texas league teams
what 1 11 do to Gans will be a-plon;y, have been traveling along recently with
Coast League baseball will be resumed
at Athletic park tomorrow afternoon.
Oakland will line up against Portland
in the opening game. The Oaks will
stay over another week and the home
team will remain until September 29,
which will be the final day of the sea
son on the local grounds. The season
does not close until October 27, but the
Beavers will spend the last four weeks
In the south.
McCredle and his hired man ira nlv.
lnar a irame at Medford this afternoon
with a picked nine from southern Ore-
iron. Pernoll. who was until a few
months as:o. a favorite amateur twlrlr
of southern Oregon, is scheduled to
pitch for Portland.
fernoll was worked often while In
the south, but did not do as well u ha
did on the local diamond. Hartman and
Klnsella pitched good ball while away,
but miserable support prevented them
from winning games.
Durtncr their trln south tha Innala
played 14 games, lost 11. tied for one
and won two, which shows very def
initely their class. Thfl Mr-Prarilaa
have bought two new players from the
South Atlantic leae-ue. Raffartv and
Johnson, who are expected to report
here within the next week. Unless they
prove themselves stars of the first
magnitude at once, it will ha nn tn
Credle to hustle. Good players aro
more easily trotten at tne and of a ana-
son than at the beginning. Moreover,
next year, the Portland fans will not
be so charitable as they have been this.
MINOR LEAGUE XOTES.
ies' doubles. ODen handlcan Mrs.
iNortnruD ami Ma camDbell (acretch)
Ibeat Miss Moore and Mrs. Judge (owe
15) e-l. 6-2. Mrs. Cook and Miss Lead
better (owe-89 beet Miss Oatlln and
Miss uoss (receive 3-6; 6-0, 8-4.
L,aaiea singles, cluo cnamDlonshlD
Miss Goss beat Miss Lamherson, 6-0,
8-0. Mrs. Northnm beat Mrs. Judaa.
1 6-1. 8-8. 6-1. Miss Fording beat Miss
Fox. 6-6. 7-6.
Ladles singles, open handicap Miss
Leadbetter (owe 16 8-6) beat Miss
Moore (owe 16) 6-1, 6-2.
Today's Schedule.
10 a. m. Miss Fox (owe 80) vs. Mrs.
Northrup (owe 16 3-6).
11 a. m. Miss Moore (owe 16) vs.
Mrs. Judge (owe 16).
- 2 p. m. Mrs. Northrup and Campbell,
er, vs. Miss Fox and Miss Fording
(ows 15 3-6).
4 p. m. Goss and McAipin vs. Ewlng
and Herdman: Miss Goss and Wolf
(scratch) vs. Mrs. Judge and Scott (owe
i-e ; miss roramg vs. miss Leadbetter.
6 p. m. Shives (owe 16 3-6) vs. Turn
er (owe 80 4-6); Goss vs. Wilder.
(Special Dispatch te Tbe Joaraal.)
Stanford University, CaJ., Sept. 4. A
big rally will bs held tn Enclna hall
on September 11, and, football practice
will begin at ones.
Rugby Is to bs ths gams and Coaches
Lanagan and Presley are reported full
of new Ideas obtained during their trip
through New Zealand and Australia.
Games have been arranged with ths
University of Nevada and several
rugby teams of San Franolsoo.
The Vancouver slavers will also bs
brought south and Santa Clara has de
clared her Intention of playing the
new game, on account of ins death of
player in the old nmt laat season.
This laat addition to the "ruabv col-
legos" will be offset bv the withdrawal
of Pomona, .who has decided in favor
or the old game after giving both a
trial. . Dr. Jordan, who was In Aus
Iralli M.la atimmi. I- -,..r .H,k.,.l..,u
over rugby, and believes more than ever
mat it is a splendid game lor Amen
can universities.
Stott. Chalmers. Molfino and Cheada
have not returned to oollece and Co.
nant. one of the strongest men on the
ubstltuta squad last year, will not re
turn. There are elarht veterans back.
leaving seven places on the team.
The veterans are: Forwards, Pember-
ton, xnorpe, noerner (captain) ana Min
turn. Scrum. Holman. wins: Owen.
nan; remon, run back; Edwards, cen
tsr.
Stanford field hss been widened
nearly 100 feet In preparation for this
season a training, drafts naa been aown
nd a heavy turf will areet the candl
dates Instead of the sawdust of past
Ksaxa
Dad Moulton hSi an7l6TniewJ-l!r--n
tentlon of having men sign up for fall
training In track work. By this he ex
ec t a to put the sauad in fine condi-
ion and also get a line on new material.
Laist year there was no fall training,
but Moulton now conMders such work
very essential to putting the men in
the best possible shape for the big meet.
At ths first meeting of the executive
committee, which will, be called in a
few days, the question of hiring a row
ing coach will come up. Murphy has
written that he must have a year's con
tract. Ths student body la in fsvor
of retaining Murphy at any price, but
those who have control of the treas
ury say Stanford cannot stand a sfte&dv
drain for boating. Graduate Manager
Sales will tender his resignation to ths
committee In a few days. Edwards,
varsity football and track man, and
Knupp are candidates for the position.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CENTKALIA WILL HAVE
EACE MEET NEXT WEEK
("pedal BUpatcb to Tba Journal.)
Centralis, Wash., Sept. 4. The West
ern Livestock and Agriculture associa
tion will conduct one of the largest
race meetings that was ever held In
this part of the state, at ths Centralis
Driving park. September 11. 12 and 18,
Horses have been entered from Butte,
Victoria, B. C, Portland, Spokane, Walla
Walla, Seattle, Tacoma,. Olympla, Mon
tesano, Niies and central la. The own
ers of numerous running horses f com
the Meadows track, Seattle, have signi
fied their Intention of entering ths run
ning races.
Expert race men say Centralla has
the best half-mile track in the state,
and this fact Is attracting much atten
tion among horsemen, who think they
can make some record time at this
meet. The Are chiefs from Canada and
ths western-, states will also be In ses
sion. Elaborate programs are being
prepared by both associations, which
will make this by far the greatest local
event of the season.
At Cleveland St. Louts 11. Dave.
i ana u.
At Chicago Detroit . Chicago 6.
At New Tork Boston 8-5. New
York Z-10.
At Philadelphia PhlladelDhla 1K-9.
wasningcon s-i.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At St. Louis Chicago 6, St. Louis 0.
At Pittsburg Cinclnatl 4, Pitts
burg z.
At New Tork New Tork 2-0. Brook
lyn 0-1.
Nots ths announcements at all . other spe
cialists and medical Institutes and you will see
how littls they say about their treatment for
Kan's Weaknesses and how lightly they pass
over ths subject. Yet one mma out Of avsry four
has a vital weakness which constantly drains
his power, and that man must continually foros '' TATtOB,
himself along in his everyday path sf IMn:' "C Specialist.
There is no real Joy or happiness that la not marred by his ever-present
feeling that hs Is not as other man. Now to such msn 1 offer hop. X
not only hold out a helping hand to lift them up, but X org tbenj sr
neatly to accept my aid. I can gain thslr confldenes frota lbs first s
amlnation by locating; ths seat of their trouble exactly, and oaa alwajw
entirely ooovlnos them of ths logical effect of tny tremtment wbsa I sob
plain Its action. I never charge for this szaastnatloa r consultation. .
"Weakness" Means Just This
That there is some functional derangement, tho direct rssult of to
flammatlon, enlargement or excessive sensitiveness of tho proa tats gland,
brought on by early dissipation or resulting from Improperly treated con
tracted disorder. This condition eannot possibly be removed by Internal
medicines, and any tonie system of treatment that stimulates tho ac
tivity of the function can but result in aggravating the real ailment.
This Is a scientlAo truth I havs ascertained sftsr a careful and sclenting
study and upon which my own original system of treatment Is based, I
employ neither tonics, stimulants nor electric Delta I treat by local ai
red methods exclusively, and my sueesss In ourtng even thooo eases that
others have failed to temporarily relieve with their tonics Is conclusive
evidence that my method Is tho only posslbls meant of a oomplstsv radi
cal and permanent cure. .
A Guarantee Worth Something
I do not ears what yonr expert encs has) been with other treatments,
what guarantesa yen hare, and what promises wars unfulfilled In - tho
Uiast, as unsuccessful, unscientific treatments sad unreliable concerns aro
n..na. way a reflection upon honest, trustworthy bnslness methods lived
up to in this city by m for twenty ysirst Hiaoo aa oetofcllshaa reguu-.
tlon, and my guarantee means that my patients are Indisputably Insured
of success In their case. There Is all the difference la tho world between
a guarantee of this kind and the promise of those mushroom concerns
which srs continually falling In buslnsso. I rspeat my straightforward,
squars proposition to wait for my fee until ths cure Is offsctsd.
YAXXCOOBXB, BnlCATOBJiaTBX tOR TXOOB, OMUIO WZAS-
BXSS, COVTBAOTBB OIIOISIBI, aTTmXCTUmzg, KTOCma .B&OOO
POXSOir and FIXES I also treat and euro promptly and thoroughly, r V
EXAMINATION FREE
I offer not only FREB Consultation and Advice, but of every ease that
comes to ms I will make a Careful Examination and' Diagnosis without
charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expect
opinion about his trouble, '
If you cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart My offices aro open all
day from tarn, to' 8 p. m. and Sundays from 10 to 1.
6e DOCTOR TAYLOR co.
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2Z4& Morrison St., Corntr Second PORTLAND, OR.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
At Aberdeen Seattle 8, Aberdeen 1.
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The Lynchburg team of the Virginia
league has got out of last place and
moved up pretty close to the leaders.
Always Buy
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I Have "Uaeoord" eyelet buttonholes. lgt
y Eaay to button. Strong to sold, mf
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SUkara J I
Tho Newark (Ohio) team Is leadinir
ino j. ana r. league ana iooks to be
sure winner.
a a
Pitcher Tate Cromley. the former In
dianapolis winner, has been released by
mm "v
The Memphis team won four of the
six games In the last Memphis-Atlanta
series.
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The Williamsport team has the Trl
State league pennant packed in a box.
a
Los Angeles still holds the lead In
tne i'actnc coast league race, with Oak
land and San Francisco following close,
a
In "Scratch McGulro the McKees-
port club has one of the crackeriack
pitcners or tne r. o. M. league.
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Several South Atlantic leaarue mm
nates are after President Charlie Bov-
er's scalp. Umpire Mace is spoken of
as a possible successor to Mr Boyer.
DOCTORS THAT CAN CURE MEN
In selecting a physician or specialist, when In need of one, some
consideration and thought should be given to the qualifications, experi
ence and length of time an institute or medical man has been located
In the city. It stands to reason that an institution that has stood the
test of time and numbers Its cures by the thousands Is far superior to
mushroom Institutions that spring up In a night, last a few months and
ars gone. We have been curing- men 27 years and ars ths oldest special
ists curing men In Portland.
We Invite those who have deep-sea ted and ehronlo disorders to sail
and bs examined. Consultation and examination la free, and carries wlta
It no obligation to engage oox aerrloss. ,,. .
Our offices ars equipped with ths most modern and oelentlflo mechan
ical devices for ths treatment of ehronlo diseases. Our charges are rea
sonable and in reach of any worklngman. To tho weak, rundown and
nervous man no bettor advice can bo given than this: I
SEEK KELT WlOSXH XT ZS OBXTATJaT TO BB TOOTT9. 4 :f
If you persist in going to those who havs no standing professionally,
HOW CAN YOU EXPECT TO BE CURED? This institution haa built
up its splendid practice more by the free advertising given It by its
PERFECTLY SATISFIED PATIENTS, who havs received tho benefit
of its modern, sclent lft o and legitimate methods, than in any other way."
If you are not a perfect man oome to us. Isn't It worth ths little time
It will take when you are CERTAIN that you will have the benefit ot
HONEST. SINCERE physicians who nsvsr attempt to deceive you In asx
way? , a consultation costs you nothing EXCEPT your owa time.
Judges at State Fair.
(Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.)'
Snnbina Wiih Rant 9
rtooert cosgrove or tne interstate fair
has selected the followUig Judges for
the races that will be held during the
ir.li . i-resiuing judge, rrea &.- Mui
h oil and; associate Judges, Charles D.
Jefferles and D. B. Stewart: superin
tendent of the speed department and
cierg or tne course, Robert Leighton;
timer and paddock Judge, John C. Dlnue;
starter, H.. E. Woods.
but 30 points separating them. Austin
has bepn leading, with Ban - Antonhi.
nouston ana jjanas at tne latcn-gtring.
The Freeport (Illinois) team looks
like a cinch for the Wisconsin league
pennant. It Is the only team In the
league outside of the state of Wiscon
sin.
Pitcher Fairbanks of Albany recently
snut out tne cnampion scranton team
of the New York State league in both
games or a oouoie-neaoer.
tsiVb
ew at all: I would aret such fearful
headaches that I was sick all ovsr. I
asked Mr. Green to treat me, and I got
help right away. At the end of two'
weeks - time my eyes were perfectly
wall .and strons and now -I can read -or
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RESULTS.
"" Si furlong Roseben won. Firestone
second, King Cole tblnd; time, 1:14.
One mils Dolan won, Voorhees sec
ond; 'time, 1:48 1-6 (two starters).
Si furlongs, ths Partflldge Johnnie
Blake . won. Caatlewood second. Dennlea
Stafford third; time, 1:13 1-6. '
Ons and ons eighth miles, the, Dol
phin Monfort won. Smiling Tom sec
ond, Kllalos third; time, 1:67.
- Ons -and one sixteenth miles, handi-cap--Wonborne
won, Tony Bonero sec
ond, Lodd Lavat third; time, 1:47.
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y mttt haa kaS srhNaa tbe asset Aaa. Straactb aaa OaaatMv at ti -
thekattle. This fireaa S4as ia aaly IseeS aa whlakav tkat haa haaa ax. 1 1
UaS aaSar tka street saoanrlalea ef II. S. latcraal MmwrnmrnM mm
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I f 8DWW that yea era gattlag sera, natural wbbkey, SUUIIes, ajwS tea ajUewos ts lbs seas
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BLUMAUER ft HOCH, Portland, Oregon, Distributors,
OUR FEE
$tom
Bstabllaaed ST Toan ta Voattami.
Consultation Free
Wo WUl Treat Amy Blngls ITaooasBlla
eaA AUaasat foa flOJMuZl
rt Tsars' Experience.
Absolute Guarantee
JSo Pay Unless Cured
We cure safely and promptly WEAKNESS, LOST MANHOOD, 8PER
MATORRHOKA. SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAOES,.VARI-
COCELK, HYDROCELE, GONORRHOEA. OLEEtTOR ANT OF THE)
DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Our fees are fair. Personal attsnUoo,
given all patients. ' , .... A;
Write If you cannot call. Our system of homo treatment Is alwavs
CERTAIN and most successful. All correspondence sacredly confiden
tial.
HOURS 8
12 noon.
a. m. to ( p. nx; Evfnings, T to I; Sundays, a ra,(tO
I ST. LOUIS
MEDICAL AND
SURGICAL
COBWEB SECOITD A1TD TAXBOXi BTBlTfiT8, VOBTKAJTO, 0X2009.
DISPENSARY
PorsianrJcrvoEssonco
RESTORES V1T1L1TI Hire eared thaaaaads
d. cases ef,- Nerrooa Debility end losomola,
Tbey clear tbe bra la, atrenftbea tbe circulation,
make digaatiaa perfect and Impart a magoetle
f W WW blo.u talaa aaa4eaaee
topped permanaatly. ; f LOO per box. baxes.
(narahtead to cure or refund money, IS. alalled
aealed. . Book . tf . reraiaa Wed. Oa., ass
BATH POWDER
A Perfumed Ijuzury (or the BalL
sh Softens Hard Water. Better
than PwhnWL 2 5 halKa, '
' RICE POWDER VJ
Best To2et powder Antiseptfcally
pure.. Relieve sunburn and ;
chafing Best for
sw all day without any distress. His . "-Toun-; Ito'-''Taksdn' imit-Vttr topped permanaatly. ; L00 per box. boxes, i flsTJw OS. u LS'rSSiL Cl asaTl " T rriwsni i irsnisn
treatments were a great blessing to ms Muktain at Goldfleid; decision In seven- marafctead to cure or refund uosey, 84. Mailed Aft-iii T!rs JIS5v. abj, - ii7 I ; . . . ; rT : -
in giving me a better understanding of teenth . round. . v, aaaled.. Book rrw ferelaa Wed. Oa., ass A -CAW r- -- O MAILED BY U$. ; " w' - ACAN'J . . . e rr at A " ,w i
las practical value of God's love. ' Charles Neary beat Eddie Tancel at Ak St, Philadelphia. Sold is PorUaad eair 1 if . tf si 1 1 ai Is si d-iil 1-feT-ia Jlfa- fj I M i" V1 -1 'e Ifll JIciIaI iKVU
i ' ' ; r .-JLU. BRANDT. ' iMUwaukoo; decision In 10 fons..y; ?.A kw: WoosWsitv.aartiv Ce, T J 1 1 T- " 1 M " lu 1 ' 1 f? I w I a a.J J JUli lVII.aU' 1
IHE RIAN WOO
- lOVESrJONEY
; Always buys at tho store whsre be bas
to spend tbs least for tho best values,
. ..Tnat la why tbs economical always buy
V their HARDWARE AND TOOLS at this
store. We alwaya bsvs the latest an.t
Jbest that Is made and sell at the lowest
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