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Newspaper Page Text(, I'M 4- A'- THE 'OREGON "DAILY! ; JOURNAU' ''. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING. - SEPTEMBER 6, i ItTT:- Other Classified Ad- vertisementswillbe found on pp. 18-19. 1 NEW TODAY. as m mm m m mt m m m m mm m t . mm 3350 8-roora house,'- lot - 60x100, tario at. near Williams ave. S3200 7-room bouse, lot 40x100, Bel- . room ai. - 2S50--room how, 'lot : 10x100, cieveiana at. 2800 '-room house, lot 10100, .. Monro at., near Williams ave. 2750 7-room houaa, lot KOxlOO, aortnwick at. ... 2500 B-room houaa. corner lot. B. 38th at, on E. Ankeny cm' 2500 B-room house, lot S5xlI7, Bel moot at. 2250 -room house,' lot 40115. Morrla at. Upper Alblna. 2200 S-room houaa. Cleveland are. 1500 i rooma and bath, E. 14th t, Sunpystde. All the above are modern and In firet- elase condition, and satisfactory terma can be arranged for, 3000 t acres, adjoining- Woodatock. All cleared. Ilea gasoline engine and fiutnp and 8,600-gallon tank. See thl r rou are looking for a plaoe of thla kind. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Thomaa Day, Hood JUver, Oregon, 41; Henrietta Spencer, 81. - George N. McKay, 17 E. 12th at., N., 41: Emma Gordon, 18. R. C. Chlsm. Jfi Adam at, II: Har riet M. Morrison, 1(. Gilbert Slooer. Salem. Oreron. SO: f KU'MeTn,ho2rjlfl0l- ft-tlat- st- if, Liouise wuneim, zi. Clair A. Baker. 401 Falling; at, U Sarah W. Davis, 1. Harry Jackson, Kelao, Washington, 14; Cynthia Johnson. 18. Wedding Cards. W. Q. Bmlth ft Co., Waahlngton bid., corner 4th and Wash- . . - - . . uiKion sis. Wedding cards -the beat 100 for IB. Alvln 8. Hawk. 144 2d at. Tonaeth ft Co., florists, for Hewers of Clarke Bros.. and floral designs. 128 8th at KJorlsts Fine all kind flowers 888 Morrison at Full dress suits for rent, all sixes. Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark at FOR SALE REAL ESTATE at r umiai - --: 7' . Tract "Moiitiyiiia-6O0-llits-6OO ; ". AT . BACH $10 .town, $5 Monthly LIBERAL- DISCOUNT fOR CASH. Homcscckcrs.ani .. investors ' THIS IS TOUR OPPORTUNITY. COMB OUT TODAY AND MAKE TOUR paynviivfi. CLOSE TO STREETCAR DOUBLE TRACK TO MONTAVILLA Bo TARE MINUTES' RIDE TO THIRD AND MORRISON . 15 AOENTSL' AT TRACK EVERT . DAT. INCLUDING BUNUAX. ' TO SEE THE LOTS TAKE MONTA- BIRT1IS HASSLE R September 8, to Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Hassler, 183 Eaat 16th at north, a daughter. MARTIN September 1. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Martin, 48B Pippin at, a son. XALMBACH September 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Chrla Kalmbach, 785 Thurman at., a son. ARNOLD September 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Arnold, B14 Jefferson at, a daughter. SCHERSTROM September 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Scheratrom, 808 Mon roes t& daughter. DEATHS an- E. BADOLBIf. Sentemhcr in Hem Kadolph, aa;ed months and It days; MontaviLla; entero-oontla. , , . ' ' JIERRILL September 4, Alonao A. Merrill,. aged 4 years, months and 14 dajra; Warren, Oregon; hemorrhage of sdine. HANSON September S, Mrs. Bertrlne Vi. Hanson, aged 81 years, B months and 16 day a; 0 BJ. 16th at, urenlo coma. LA. m. bMlXH. 1AJK18T, 160 6TH at, opp. Meier ft Frank's, v Main-7816. LOST AND POUND. LOST FEMALE BRINDLB BULLDOG with her tall and clippea. k turn to 582 Alblna. Reward. Tlbl REWARD LOST) SOLITAIRE diamond ear screw. Tuesday or Wed nesday. 6189 Everett at Phone Main 4885. . HELP WANTED MALE. MIDDLE-AOED MAN WITH SOME experience in real estate and Insur ance, for outside man; muBt be enef getlc. D-508, Journal. GOOD CEMENT FINISHER AND 4 LA- borers; uteady work in city. Call room 39. z7 Washington at WOOD MACHINE HAND WANTED. AT 1-9 r-nnt VILLA CAR. THIRD AND TAHMILL, GET OFF COR.- OF VILLA AND HIB BARD STS., MONTAVILLA. OFFICE AT DRUG STORE, OR CALL TRANSPORTATION. iiMitMMJi'O Jamestop; Exposition if. . LOW RATES txrrxmm tu it, j. Chicago and return, I7LI0. fit Louis and return, f8T.lt. . St Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth, Supe rior. Winnipeg gad Port Arthur and re turn. 110. . - 3-TKAIN& DAILV-5 For tickets, sleeping oar reservations and additional Information, call on or add rasa H. DICKSON, C P. ft T. Ai ,-xaa txxkd ax, posxxjuro, om. Telephones: Main 180. Homa A-8888. THE LAST SALE AT Special Low Rates TO EASTERN POINTS We Glva Ton BTOP-OVBR , AND Privileges tta sxst or BTJBAt Ttmra. Tor fun Inzonnsv tton eall on er ad dress . T. KOIr. SSB, On. Aft-, 103 Third tt, Port- Of. COOS BAY WsiMT Tnttfh and Maaanre"- ILamlKrt-Wliltoicr Co, 107 SHERLOCK BLDO.. COR. SD AND OAK sts: . Service of Brea kwater Leaves rOBTXJliro every Monday, itOO p. nu. from oax-atreet ooox, xoa EMPIRE NORTH BEND AND MARSHFIDLD, Freight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day oi oainng. T ABB rrom Portland, let-class, 910.001 ad-class, 97.00, lnolnainf pertn and meals. Inquire City Ticket Oftloe, Third and Washington sts., or Oak-street Dock. 8, 500 HERB 19 THE PLACE VOU have been looking1 for; (-room mod ern and up-to-date bungalow, on river bank overlooking the whole city on a high point, adjoining Overlook addition. This plaoe must be seen to be appreci ated; can arrange terms. COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO., 8th and Ankeny. GOOD TIME To Buy Vacant Lots. 8160 Nice lot," Arleta, Mount Scott line. 8300 60x100. m Woodatock carllne. 8860 88x100, oorner, in Vernon. $37640x100, near Hawthorne and 85th. 160060x100. on Marguerite st 8600 100x400, 13th and Martin, Mid w&y. t mo 50x100, Central Alblna. 182641x100, Holladay Park. 8800 60x100, 3 2d and E. Flanderj. COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO.. 6th and AnKeny. WANTED A PLATEN PRESS FEED- er. L. C. B. Co.. 6 6th et. WANTED AN UPHOLSTERER. Williams ave. HI WANTED FIST-CLASS INSIDE electric wlreman, Apply at once, 412 Couch bldg. ' WANTED BOTS FOR GOOD Posi tions in candy department Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., 12th and Davis st. CARPENTER WANTED; MUST BE good mechanic. Inquire 208, 4th at. HELP WANTED FEMALE PACKERS AND WRAPPERS; GOOD positions, work light and clean; per manent employment Apply candy de partment Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., 12th and Davla. APPRENTICE GIRLS FOR MILLI . nery; small pay at first; good oppor tun 1 ty to advance. Fraley'a. 212-214 3d. MALE AND FEMALE HELP. 100 HOP-PICKERS AT PATTERSON'S yard at Olequa, Wash.; da not wait to write, but come; take Northern Pa cific train leaving Portland at 8:80 a. m.; beatxwagea.- , ' WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED FOR CASH. SMALL HOUSE and lot: must be a bargain. 797 Grand ave. N. 1 FOR KEf T KLAT8 TWO UPPER 6-ROOMED FLATS, FUR i nisned or unxurnisnea. moaern con veniences; price as furnished., .Inquire 762 E. 83d. Woodstock ar. --' THREE-ROOM LOWER FLAT, BT7 Montgomery, 88.6Q, water ldcluded. In quire 49 Mill st. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN private house; all modern conveniences;-reasonable. Call 41 E. 8th at N. Phone Eaat 2838. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE OR TRADE SIX-ROOM house on leased ground; will rent. for $20 per month; close in? Call 241 Madi- aoh Bt . .v --J ' - '' Wll SALE CIGAR AND CONFEC- - tlotiery stBrer goid mn-ff'at 829Wj iwr.T SACRIFICE. '"$350 Wlll buy a nice little stand on ' Washington at. consisting of confec tlonery, clftar and, aome groceries. ,, 1800 Will -buy &v well-established bakery, doing a very good business. Otto, Crockett A H&rkgpn, Mk 1st at HOME BARGAINS. 2900 60x100, 2-room house. 21,10046x125. 4-room house. 11,400 40x100, 7-room house. $1,800 38 1-3x100. 4-room house. 32,000 60x100, 6-room house. J2.209 60x100, corner, 5 rooms. $2.600 60x126, 6-roo mhouse. $2.600 60x60, modern 6-room house. We have other places from $1,000 to $12,000. Suitable terms arranged. COMMONWEALTH TRUST CO., 6th and Ankeny. Ho! For Astoria CM OB FastSteamerTelegraph Dally (except Thuredaye). Leaves Aider street dock 7 a. m. Bnadaya 8 a. m. tl round trip. HOW aCAIsf 83. STOBTX TAitriO STXAMSJOT OOfi TEAK20DCPS Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder Sail for Eureka, San Francises and Loa Angelea dlreot every Thursday at 8 p. m. Ticket office 13$ Third .near Alder. BRITT STRONG ANDJASJUHCH James Croffoth Says Physi cal Condition of Califor nian Is Surprising. FOR SALE. On E. 24th st., 4-room houBe and barn, lot 60x100, for 31,050. New bungalow 6 rooms, cement 'walks. This is a modern home, for $2,100; small payment down, balancq on installments. Good 6-room bouse, on E. 26th st, close to ' school ; bathl hot and cold water, good basement, wr $1,700; good terma. ' 8. FEIGHNER & CO., 185 Morrison st. ( LOT 60x125 near union aiitnk if vi miss this. Call ON SELLWOOD ST., . olr t.nn fnr ou intend to hulio, oon t Z42 MR (tl son st. HOTJ9 $800, E AND 8 LOTS AT KERN PARK; easy terms. 242 Moaison, BY OWNER NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE, 8 . lOlS, gOOa KrUBIl, VIWM Ul HUH, terms. 1033 E. 31st st. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE $3,000? WE hnv ftrrflftfirfl. close in. that can be handled so It will net thla amount in a few months. Call and be shown. Key- Btone Realty Co., ziz Ansny oiog. NEW MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE ON Union, ave.. Piedmont, Inquire owner, 1167 Union ave. north. HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS. TEAM OF HORSES. SUITABLE FOR carriage Or work; used to city. Phone TTnion 2764. or call 6th and Schuyler sts LARGE YOUNG HORSE. INQUIRE 415 E. 8th St. S. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK. THREE FRESH COWS, GOOD MILK ers. Phone East 2991. PERSONAL. WE WANT HONORABLE LADIE8 and gentlemen to join our club; ladles free; only respectable people need apply. The Social Acquaintance club, Mm Gray, 91 E. 8th st, cor. Washington. to 7, Hunaays a to i. TOlflO MAN. 84 TEARS OLD. WOULD like to meet a young lady with some means who is matrimonially inclined and would not object to living in the country for a short time. T-60-2, Jour TRANSPORTATION. Columbia River 'Scenery 0.lly Mftle bctWMB Port 1ms aad Tk. DaUes, except tondar. leevtng Portlna at T a. a arriving .hoot p. to4 earryisa fralfbt aad pnt. : SpleadlO .coigjanxUv Uom tor eattlts end llTesteek, Dock foot ef Aider at rerttaadr ! Conrt at, 'SU OaUsa, psoaa Jsaia Me. rarUaad. j By James W. Coffroth. (Pacific Coi.t Ptbm Laed Wire.) San Francisco, Sept. 6. The first thing that impressed me yesterday at Brttt's training quarters was Jamea Ed ward's remarkable strength and how ho has developed since he fought his first fight for me against Hegarty five and a half years ago. This fact Is espec ially brought out and made prominent in his work with Tlv Krellng. Three years ago, Tlv had but little trouble In han dling Britt in the clinches and could toss him about the floor of a gymnaalum with ease. Now the ahoe fits the other foot and Jimmy pulls and tugs Krellng about as though the latter were a mere pigmy; This recently acquired strength of the native son is going to be a great help to him, especially In the clinches. But what la of more Importance, he has gained power without sacrificing bis speed, which seems to me even greater than before. And Brltt alwaya waa a fast fighter, much faster in fact than ba has ever been given credit for. Jimmy says he has also acquired a punch. Of this 1 know nothing, but It stands to reason that with his increased strength his punch must naturally be more powerful. It is seldom that a fighter attains physical perfection as late In life as Hritt oHnenlallv when one Btarts fight ing so young. The average lightweight fihtn is nHuallv at the zenith of his career after about three years In the business, or when he Is in the early twenties. Today, however, Britt la much better physically than ever be fore in his life. He has been boxing now, both as an amateur. and profes sional, for close on to 10 years, and it Is really surprising to see him bulld in, nn to his best form when one would Butmuae it to be about the time for him to break down. it we are to compare the fighters, I would say that Britt will be stronger than Gans. He will also be much rast er on his feet, and equally rapid with his hands. Gans will excel at blocking. I look upon the fight aa an even-money bet. ALBANY WOULD KILL ANCIENT FRANCHISE 8pclil Dlip.tch to Tt Jour Ml.) Albany, Or, Sept. The city coun cil has instructed the city attorney to drew up a complaint against the Al bany Street Railway company, alleging a breach of franchise and directing that action be taken to annul the franchise which was granted February 26. 1880. It Is alleged that, the terms of the con tract "have been violated continuously, that the track is not in order and Is not on grade, and that the company has failed to keep it planked In accordance with the terms of the franchise aa speci fied.""' AH lettOTi wilt "be brought In the circuit court. . . , ' ; - The application of A. Welch for franchise to operate electric lines in the city; waa continued and will be acted on ordinance, committee la awaited. Walcb repxeaeuta aaa tarn capital lata, - llS!s Report of Italian Commis sion .Will Be Basis of Legislation. - f FAVOR ESTABLISHING TECHNICAL SCHOOLS Escape ot Hottentot Chief Hm Aroused Diaqoietnde In German Governmental Clrelea May Be Cum of Declaration of War. the days when those degrees still ex isted. Chief Mak.i His Bsoape. The report of the escape of the Hot tentot chief. Jacob Morenga, has aroused feelings of disquietude In Oarman gov ernment circles, and hie return to Ger man territory produoea a aultatlon whloh la regarded as no leaa serious than that Of March. 1606, when Uenrlk Wltbol suddenly deoiared war. Mor enga la admittedly Germany's moat Ir reconcilably adversary in southwest Afrloa, and If ha flghta. the war will be to the knife. The position of the Germana In tha eouthern part of their rrotectorate la even woraa ihaa In 1806, or tha troopa bad not than a- body . of 400 warriors to cope with, and, more over, they have not half tha number of. Imperial forcea at their disposal in that region as they bad than, , There la a atrong itendenoy here to blame tha Cap government , for the un fortunate turn of affairs. Tha bona fldea of the Brltlah a;overnmet are ac knowledged, but tba newapapers aaeert that the policy of the hone authorlea la thwarted by the colonial offlclala The Neueate 'Naohrtchtaw aaya-that the Cape government or ' tha Cape , police, naa evidently, permltUd' Moreoafa to aaoape across tire Orange river, at a Vjcho logioal moment., and fear that owing to local crloumatancea It la useless to ex pect the.Britieh' authorltiea to. prevent him agalh evadln capture, by the Qer-t i by taking, reruge un'oriiiBa rvatianra rannnnunau wauaaep overnmont and the Earl of mans itory. Selbome to desist in time from playing (Jewnal 8peUl fervlM.) London, Sept 6. Tha royal Italian oommlsslon on secondary education has preeented Ita report, whloh will, form tha basis of the forthcoming' legislation on thla important subject Briefly, the commission recommends a three years' preparatory oourae of Instruction In tha Italian, language and Italian hia tory, imparted by meana of anecdotes; In colloquial French; and In the' rudl manta of acience and geography. After thla course of general study tha com mission advises the creation of three different kinds of high schools class ical, scientific and "mixed" or literary one of which , will be chosen try the pupil according to hla natural bent The curriculum of the classical school should consist ot Latin. Greek and French; that of the scientific should comprise mathematlca, natural science, with special attention to laboratory work, Italian, French, and another lan guage, preferably German ; in the third or mixed acnooi, iaiin anouia oe taught, not - however, as an end in It self, but aa a means of understanding better modern literature ana histor GeocraDhy should be here imparted the pupil aa a living thing, not as mere dots on a map. In all three kinds of schools philosophy ought to form a por tion f IhaaurrlealuMs. - Covers All Branches. Finally, the commission deals with professional and technical education in all Its branches. It advocates the for mation of five secondary technical schools for the study of agriculture, manufactures, surveying, commerce, and actuarial and accountants' work Above these superior professional schools should crown the edifice. Italy, it has been said, la the land of projects, the country of first vdlumes. This elaborate seheme- of reform will not be carried into praetlce Immediately; but doubtless parts of It will be adopt ed. What strikes the British observer aa the main defect in the existing sys tem is the faot that Italian education does not aim sufficiently at the forma tion of character. It produces Instruct ed men, but it does not produce citlzena conscious of their civic duties and anx ious to perform" them. The modern Italian citizen takes little part In pub lic life; he would fight for his country in- war, but is loth to vote for hor at elections. Moreover, as Slgnor Glollttt recently observed, the Instruction ot women leaves muoh to be desired, es nclallv In the south. Italy has her Intellectual ladles her Contessa Lova- htles and port trusts, telll and her Contessa Pasolinl but Automohlle makers and dealers should these are as rare as were iaay senior wranrlera or aenlor classics with us in with fire tna country like South Africa, wbara tha whltea are only a email frac tion of tha population and tha British only a , smalls fraction of tha white. Otherwlae. it . add; a fire may break out at a moat Jinwelcome moment in their own houaa compared With which the Boer war waa only harmless child pUy' 1 Oreek ' iPeasanta Attacked. The Berlin .Retcheanxelger officially confirms the report that Herr Darn burg, the colonial aecretary. haa Issued an order regarding the use of corporal punishment upon natives tn tha Eaat African protectorate. According to thla order, in all oaaes' where a BTntene ot corporal punishment is passed on a na tive,, a minute of tha proceedlng;jnust be 5rawn up showing that all evidence which the accuaed demanded ahould na admitted in hla defense has been con sidered. The sentence ltae f must not be carried euf by an official the criminal court, but the punishment must be supervised by one of theae offlclala or, by a doctor. Tha following semi-official note haa been lasued by tha Greek government: "Dispatches from Salonika state that a Bulgarian band attacked several Greek peasants at Kolalno 1 and MaJcrynovon. near Strumnitaa. An aged' Greek notable waa killed, another waa aeyera ly wounded, while two other man disap peared. The remaining Greeks escaped. Bulgarian bands are terrorising tha dla trict of Strumnltsa. Other crlmea com i,a.i . f .,t firnoka are also reoortea. Thim at Melenlk. a Bulgarian band ert a r wounded a Greek another band - mur- dered three Greek peasants at uurguyi, outalde Osslanl, a Kutao'Wallachlan pro fessing friendship for the Greeks was also murdered. It Is considered here that ail these fresh crimes show how hazardous it Is to make Isolated com plaints In Athens on the subject of bands when It Is asserted that tha Bul garian bands have never been so active as now. The report that Turkey had made fresh representationa in Athens on the subject of the banda is not cor rect." Bold Attempt at Bobbery. Tt im announced at Simla that hia majesty's government has deolded to ap- rolnt a royal commission iu h .rtvinahllttv of a larger degr tnrentrallzatlon in the civil admlnlstra egr nln The government appointed a de- to prepare ma- the deliberations of tlon of British India. of India has already nartmental committee iai-lol tn fnrllltKte the royal commission. This committee will compile memoranda . allowing tha character and extent of the control ex ercised by the government of India in respect to the provincial governments hv tha latter over the subordinate departments, district boards, municipal take warning from a novel form of rob bery attempted near Vienna recently. Two individuals representing them selves as the Intending purchaser .and driver of a Bock and Hollander 0 horse-power automobile worth 86,000, started on a trial ride with the dealer Dodors' far I THE RELIABLE SPECIALISTS lei OOBSTTXjTATIOB BXAKXWATXOB Danger Signals OF Nervo-Manly Decline Are you weak, don't feel right, nerves shattered, suffering from hidden weakness, despondent, life less, without ambition, impaired memory, easily fatigued, excitable, restless, wish to be alone, haggard looking, Irritable and on the verge of mental and physical collapse, the result of youthful indiscretions, ex cesses In later life or special dla easea or other symptoms which rob you of your Vital Force and abso lutely unfit you for study, business or other duties of life? If so, you should consult ue with out unnecessary delay and escape from tha alavery that la holding you captive and depleting your vitality. Our cure for weak men doea not stimulate temporarily, but restores permanently. It soon drives away all those dis tressing symptoms which so con stantly remind one of hla former folly. . It stops every drain of vigor and bulldH up the muscular and nervous system, purifies and enriches the blood cleanses and heals the bladder and kidneys, revives the spirits, brightens the Intellect and, above and beyond all, restores the wasted power of Weakened Manhood. CREDENTIALS AND QUALIFICATIONS Onr chief Consulting Physioian, WHO CAW ALWAYS BB BBBH WKU YOU CAJUC, graduated from a leading eastern medical ooUege March. 1886. DirXjOMA XAirbnro in ornca. Ha waa licensed to practice medicine in Oregon by the State Board of Medical Examiners July. 1900. LICEMSB KABOIWCI XX orrzes. Post-graduate of tha Polyclinlo of Bow York City. Baa had an experience In tha treatment of diseases and w.ak nesaes of men and chronic dls eaaea extending over a period of nearly a quarter of a o.ntury. Consultation and Examination Free Consultation and examination with us Is absolutely free of charge. Do not be satisfied until you have been examined by the best special ists In the country. You may be sent away happy without any treat ment, but with advice that will not only save you much time and money, but will save you mental and physical suffering. If .your condition requires treatment you will be treated honestly and skillfully and, be restored to health In the shortest time poaaibla and at the loweat coat for honest, skillful and successful treatment. We do not quote mlslaadlag prices in our advertisements. We make no misleading atatements or deceptive, unbusinesslike propositions. We core men at the lowest charges possible for skillful, successful services. We believe in fair dsCUnga and honest methods. At all times we are anxious to see thosn who have "given up hope." Barely If ever is a case beyond help. No matter whether it is Utberal v. t.a! vit,ut warvona sehilltv. Blood Poison. ioiwl Kldmav and Bladder or Contracted Diseases or any of tha diseases and weaknesses of men due to specific diseases. excesses or the result of and blf ehnuffeur. t At durt. tome die. tanoa from Vienna, the individual; at tempted to murder 'the dealer and tha chauffeur. Tha dealer waa badly wounded with a hammer and revolver bullets, while tha chauffeur, who stopped tha automobile and jumped from tha aeat, had a narrow aaoape, three ahota missing him. Tha approach of the polios prevented the robbers from escaping with tha car, which they were unable to aat In motion, owing to their unfamlllarlty with ita construction. Both, fled before the arrival ot tha po lice. So far no arreeta have been made. The dealer haa bean taken to the hoa pltal in a dangerouaoonditlon. SLOW GIANT SHOT I KILLS J0SEPE MAYERS .. - ' (Special Diipsteh to Tke Joersal.) Eugene, Or.. 8ept 6. Joseph Mayers, aged about 80 years and, living In this vicinity alone, waa Mnetantly killed at one of the county rock cruahers weat of Eugene yesterday.' He had placed sev eral charges of giant powder In tha quarry and all of them exploded in due time ex-oept 'one. Mayera went to asoer- a r- taln the result ef the b1! denly the charge that b r plnded and he waa hurle ! I Jtm..A . Ill ,.,.. ft' I were badly mangled. li ' , . brought to Eugene. w The fun-' ' , held at the Calholio church t noon. Mayera waa a native tf and had no relatives here I. v aome timber land Inj Canada. tuesdayispoetm::i "fffpeeiat Dtsaateh ta"Tha Jwni.L Pendleton. Or. Sent. i.Tb ' ' lonera f tha Third District Fair elation have repered the ' grant for the weeTi beginning bepter fnllnwi; Lfnnda.v. Fendleton Tueadav. livestock and Portland Wednesday, Morrow ent ana ...i. j... M,n..4.if Tfi va' and 1 tlon day; Friday, educational and s chlldran'a day; Saturday, political. v ; V lrri .- I .ml y. r.f rtu ha run fron bor row oounty to Pendleton for the fair and hundroda of outalde people are ex pected to ba hare. ( . Onr Methods: Qoick RcsdIIs, Lasling Cores, Reasonable Fees Onr Mot!o: Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Unless Cored The Oregon Medical Instilnfe 291H Morrison SL, near Finn, roruana, ure. Office Honrs a. m. to 8 p. m. Snndaya, 10 to l 0B.TfJT thing BtrlcUy Oonf ldentlat - Separata Reception Booms. . ,X-Bay Bx mtaatlona Made in AU Cases . Where Beoeaaary. ; r:.-. - Ai 1ASTEH SB. TATXrOB. The aaeglng? 8rneotast. WEAKNESS t Note the annotmcemants of ail ether spe cialists' and medical institutes and you will aaa how little: they say about their treatment for Man's W eakn.se aa and how lightly they pas over the subjeot Yet one man out of every four haa a vital weakness whloh constantly drains his power, and that man muat continually force hlmaalf alrtna- in hla avarvdav rath of ltvlnc. There la no real Joy or happiness that Is not marred by hia ever-preaant feella that be is not aa other wen, Naw, te, sucb men , I pffrbope, X not only hold out a helping band to lift them up, but I urge them ear nestly to accept my aid. I can gain thaif confidence from the first ex amination by locating the' seat of their trouble exactly, and ena always entirely convince them of the logical effect of my treatment when X ex plain ita action. I never charge for this examination or eonsuttatlea. "Weakness" Means Just litis ' ' .?.!. tV ' That there Is some functional derangement, the direct result of In flammation, enlargement or exoesslve aenaitivenesa of the proetate a-iana, brought on by early dissipation or resulting from Improperly treated con tracted disorder. This oondltion cannot poaalbly ba removed by internal medicines, and any tonic system of treatment that stimulates., the na tivity of the function can but result in aggravating the real ailment This is a scientific truth I have ascertained after a careful and sclentlflo study and upon which my own original system of treatment Is basso, I employ neither tonics, stimulants nor electric belts. I treat by local fll rect methods exclusively, and my success in curing even those cases that othara have failed to temporarily relieve with their tonloa is conclusive svldenoe that my method Is the only possible means ot a complete, radi cal and permanent cure. ' A Guarantee Worth Something ...... - . I do not care what your experience haa bean with other , treatments, what ninMotMi vmi have, and what Dromlaee were unfulfilled in the past aa tmeueeessful, unscientiflo treatments and unreliable concerns are In n way a reflection upon honest, trustworthy business methods lived up to in thla city by ma lor twenty years, i nave ,"l,u""!'"' T""" tlon. and my guarantee means that my patients are rndisputably Insured of aucoess In their case. There is all the difference to the world between a guarantee of thla kind and the promise of those mushroom concerns which are continually failing in business. I repeat my atreJghtforward. square proposition to wait for my fee until the cure la effected. TABXOOCBXtB, BPBBMATOBB BBA, BOST fTOOB, OBOABTO WVABV BBSS, COBTBACTEB BXS0BDBB8, BTBICTUBBB, auTBOlTtO BXiOOD POISOB and BXXBS I also treat and cure promptly and thoroughly. EXAMINATION FREE 1 I offer not only FREE Consultation and Advice, but of every ease that cornea to ma I will make a Careful Examination and Diagnosis without charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. If yon cannot eall, write for Diagnosis Chart , My offices are Open ail day from 8 a. m. to f p. m. and Sundays from 10 to 1, 6c DOCTOR TAYLOR co. 234 Morrison St. Corntr Socond PORTLAND. OO. DOCTORS THAT CAN CURE IV1EN In aelectlng a phyalelan or speclallat, when in needei t one, - soma consideration and thought should oe given ja tne quiumcuiii-, "l""; enca and length of time an InsUtute or medical man has been located in th city Tt sUnds to reason that an institution that has stood the test of time and numbers Its cures by the thousands isfar superior to mushroom institutions that spring up In a night, last a few menths mnA are gone. We have been curing men 2T yeare and are the oldest special ists curing men In Portland. , . - ; "h We invite those who have deep-seated and cnronio ajsowters xo eai i and be examined. Consultation and exajnlnsAloa U tree, and carries trim it no obligation to engage our sarrleas. . : -."-' : :- . : k,-. , ;, Our offices are equipped with the moat modem and soientlflo, mechan ical devices for th treatment of chronic diseases. Our charges are rea sonable and in reach of any worklngman. To thaweav rundown' and nervous man no better advice can be given than this: v itJ. EBB KfLT WBBBB IT X 'CBBTABn. ,9fOBBi 01ia.F'V'4;W,':'' it vnn nemist in a-oins: to those who have no Standing professional! HOW CAN YOU EXPECT TO BECTJKEDT Thl lnntltj up its splendid practice more w u"" f'TVI I' PERFECTLY SATISFIED PATIENTS, who have received the benetic of its modern, scientific and legitimate methods, than to smy other way. If you are not a perfect man come to us. IsnJ it. worth the little time it will take when vou are CERTAIN that you will . have tha benefit of HONEST SINCERE physicians who never attempt to decelvs you la any way? a consultation costs you nothing EXCEPT ypur, own time. . OUR FEE BstabUshsd IT Teen ta VttxtUad, Consultation ;i -Free 4 We Will Treat Any Blngls tTneomsU ' oaAed Ailment for 8)10.00. , Absolute Guarantee ISp Pay Unless Cured We cure safely and promptlr WEAKNES8J IXBT MANHOOD, FFirn MATORRHOEA, SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALU STAOER. M't. COCELE. HYDROCELE. GONORRHOEA. GLEET,; OR ANT OF U:;; DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Ouiiieea Are fair. Personal attention given 1 patients. .. .!( ,..-' ..r . Writ if vou cannot call, t hur avaeem ef home treatment is alwnv CERTAIN and most suoeessjuL ; jUi jcorrespondence . sacredly cotif; .. nu to t p.,m.i Evanlngs, T td ; Buhdays, I a, rru t .- 27 Tears' Bxperleaoe. tlaL - . HOURS a. 18 noon. CT - I nillC 'MEDICAL AND Oh LUUlO ! 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