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Newspaper Page Text13 THE OREGON; DAILY JOURNAL! PORTLAND, '. MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 16. 1007. LOST AND POUND. ' LOBT LAST ; SATTRDAT, A GOLD watch. Initial on Inside L. K. & llll Return to III Vanoouver av.; liberal 1 reward. HELP WAITED MALE I; i i V WANTED BOYS TO WORK ON MA- chine; gooa whh, Apply mi uavis. WANTED b6Y. TO WORK IN MES seng.r offlcj rood um; must hav wheel, ria.ty Messenger,, JO-, rfzi ft 'Morrison at. SEASON'S FIRST IS STUD HER f believed (hat ther la now fully 14 feet Garibaldi, at the entranc to th bay, la therefor accessible by timfri drawing considerable water, even. at th lowaat or water, the survey ngures re ferring to depth at moan low water. MARINE INTELUGENOK HELP WANTED- FEBIAXU WANTED YOUNO LADY CLERK IN ' ' raT atora. Swetland'a, 171 Morrlaon. -x Wanted ladt teachers, apply -: this evening from 1:19 to o'clock. BOOMS AND HOARD. ; TWO LARGE NKWLT FURNISHED rarlora with braakfaat and dinner; tabla for threa; private, quiet, rea aonabla; a! no newly furnished front , Mrior. til N. ltth at., near Marshall. pactflo t417. -a. . ' Jt I M Via. UrtVIll ........ ryt f OOIldS KlVPr TOWbOat 011 1 Ooata Rica, San Francisco 8ept.lt WC,1U8 J,nn AU,,ul u' vu Alliance, doom Bay Sept. 1 Sands in Bend of Hivor at Swan Island. OCEAX STEAMERS FIND SAFE SHELTER FOB RENT HOUSEKEKPIXU. THREE NICKLT FURNISHED HOrSK :. keeping room a 4(1 W. 1'ark at Phone Main 7. Oriental Liner Arabia Arrives From Hongkong and Way Ports and Bgnla Llnarrf Due to Arrlv. G. W. Elder, Ban Pedro and way. Sept 17 Arabia, orient nepi. it Breakwater, Cooa Bay '. . . . Sept J City of Panama, Ban Francisco. 8cpt. 24 Roanoke. San Pedro and way..Bept. 14 Johan roulaen. Ban Francisco R. I). Inman, Snn Francisco.. Nlcomedla, orient Aleata. orient Numantla, brlant Bag-alar Zilnars to Depart. Breakwater. Cooa bay DOG GONE WEATHER HELPS DOGS TO EVADE LASSO OF DOG CATCHER .Sept. it .Sept. 27 ...Oct. 1 .. .Oct 2 , .Oct 20 Hogging conditions in Portland wars disappointment to the dogcatcbar this morning. He returned from his expedi tion through the streets of the city with a string of nine the small num ber being dua largely to the fact that rain bad driven .the stray can 1 nee off the highways- and into th byways, where they eluded th vigilance of th officer. ' So far there has been no trouble be tween th catcher and owners of dogs, most of thoa In th pound being home lee little creatures that spent their time wandering through th streets. As soon as th wsat her . clears, - however, the dogcatcher will go outwm another expedition and - expects to land aora of the highly-bred animals that are be lieved to be at large without collar or license. crowd at th Silver Orill on account of hie behavior during' th sinning of "America" by a j vocalist attached to th grill orchestra. Mr, Darrow kept his seat, kipping his ale and appearing quite " unconcerned.. Everyone else aroae. even hi a wlf and other members of the party. , . "Stand, un "B an American cltl sen," "Anarchist" these were among th utterances that cam from th as sembled guesrn. but Mr, Darrow sat. Wfcen aaked for a reason, he replied: "I don't know as It Is anyons's busi ness whether I stand or remain seated. I It Is my own business. If i wish to stand, that Is my own business, 1 If X wish to remain seated, that, too, Is my own business." Attorneys Miller, McBee, ' Robertson tired. . . . 3 .. In th course of a recent address th Rev, Jenkin Lloyd Jones of Chicago, Vuimvi nisi S"m v I J t , u ui.t .l.iiu. next to Russia In th matter of ."trans forming children Into wage-earners and slaves. : .. O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way. Sept. lt Hongkong, Sept 11. iu, uerman Redondo, Seattle . . Alliance, Cooa Bay Costa Rica. Han Francisco.. Arabia, orient Rosnoke. San Pedro and way. City of Panama. San Franclsco.Sopt 27 Hrltlsh Steamer Rarkaton Is Here ru,'entn' .J"c.T;;ill Fron San Francisco. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. ' a" LOOOD TEM PER A NCE COUPLE would like situation In rooming-house. g-io, journal. The first real good atorm of the sea son swept this way yesterday afternoon after the local weather Nlcomedla. orient . Numantla, orient BUSINESS CHANCES. GROCERY STORE AND LIVING- rooms, good corner, cash trade, rem .,.' 118: will tak $880 or invoice stock: ,. this Is a rare chance to get In business i at a bargain, as slckneas compels owner to leave city. H-20, Journal. FOB S ALB FARMS - I.001 ACRES OF NO. 1 FARM LAND, practically all tillable, and 460 aorea ready xor tan sowing; mis iano is an fenced and cross-fenced, fairly good . buildings ana an anundanc or water this la a fine farm, and you will Ilk It Turner will give you all the particulars. Room 4, 101 H Washington at., Portland, Tassels In Fort. Tola. Br. ah... N. P, Mills l)algonar, Br. sh Oceanlo Be. Am. sch Stream bureau had Slam, Or. ah Portland Lumber Co. lasued due warning, at all th. port. In j tf .Vi . "..Columbia Nal the district. Th wind came from the North Kin a. Am tug Astoria her 7. French bark Crlllon. for Port- Sept II land. Arrived eeptem- 1 VJV( 1111, IHIHOI AIUUI.IVUM, rrom Portland. New York. Sept II. Arrived Septem ber 14, steamer Aragonla, from Portland and the orient Astoria, Sept. II. Condition of the nar at I a. m., smooth; wind southeast. u mues; weamer, ciouoy. Tides at Astoria Todsy High wster, til a. m.. s.i ret; 7:64 p. m., i.o reet low water, 1:67 a. m., 0.8 feet; 1:60 p. m., i.s reel. .Sept 20 I ber . .Sept. 21 .Sept 21 . .Sopt 25 .Sept 21 EXPERT SAYS MANY BUTTfcS IN. MONTANA . Nov. 1 .Nov. 10. INDIAN SEEKS DEATII UNDER CAR WHEELS south and southeast in gusts of threat nlng velocity and accompanied by heavy rain It made thlnganythlng but agreeable on land and sea. The highest wind reported to District" Forecaster Beala waa 61 miles at North Mead. Coming from the southeast the wind did not disturb th water at the mouth of th Columbia to anv'sreit extent and shipping continued uninterrupted. It rained abundantly, for the weather bureau records show that up till 11 Antelope. Am. ach Foot of Lincoln St. Nicholas, Am. ah Astoria St Loula, Fr. bk Centennial Compeer, Am. ach Astoria Strathness, Br. as. .Portland Lumber Co. North Star, Am. tug Astoria Oardlner City, Am. hktn Stella Col. de Vlllebola Muriel Fr. bk. Bunkers FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS '"."MANTLK, BED. . LOUNGE, CHAIRS, R. Morrison st FOR SALE POMERANIAN PUPS, also mother dog and doghouse. Call at T nelM4 ava . FOB SALE REAL ESTATfl r' 1 ACRE ON OREGON CITY CARLINE; 600 16 minutes'-ride out; black. 1 level land, with running water; hla-h around for bulldlnx. J Acre Just above Willamette Heights " 1 ; fioa on a line continuous witn wn J . on st. charmln view of n 1 ' tire city, rivers and mountains. 1 Aer Nearly all In fruit; adjoins Odd 11.600 Fellows' home; 1 mil this side or Woodstock and near canine. t Acres pn Barr road, midway between $1,760 2 carUnas and near O. R. N. . station; nearby th new Drlv- o Ing association around and .' track; a perfect knoll on which to build a home. SI Acres On west side in th midst of 125,000 extensive improvement; same , dlntance from postoffice as 26th and Overton, the para in Holladay-s or East 20th st; will make 100 charming bulld- lna Inta with convenient car eervtc already. . 11 Acre On the west side. Just south -15,700 of Carson Heights, all In highly Improved condition, with buildings, windmill, pump and tank; smoothly macadam- V lsed road all the way to town, and you can drive, to the city k poatoffloe In 60 minutes; noth- " ing to com par with this in ' any direction. 61 Acres Nearly all cultivated; la high $16,000 rolling ground with large spring in center; beat of soil; would make a fine tract for an orohard, with convenience ," ' " of the city, as It is only a few minutes' ride from city limits. B. S. Cook & Co. 261 Alder Street. " i ii,76 WiLL buy a sf richly W6r o'clock this morning. .17 of an Inch had fallen since the besrinnlna- of the atorm. The heaviest fall occurred at 10:06 thl mornrr.g, when the precipitation amounted to one fifth of an Inch. This shower lasted Ova minutes and it drove In with a squall from the southwest Th rain was blinding as It came down in Immense sheets and some gutters in the lowsr end of town were soon flooded. Work slong the waterfront had to b stopped temporarily and tar paulins spread over th hatchways. Honolpu. Am. sch.., Oliver J. Olsen, Am. Eva, Ger. aa Berlin. Am. sh. Kalomo, Br. ss Glendale, Am. sch.. . Westpor: Tongue Point . .Flour mills Alblna Alaska Astoria Llnnton Stream bk. . .St. Johns taajnar Drifts om stands. The stern-wheel boat n k Went. Thm worth was "caught' In the sweep t iUt&ZZ, wino ai o ciock yesteroay morning and driven hard on the river bank in Mock' bend opposite Swan island. Tha craft waa coming up stream with log rafta In tow and near tha head of th Island tha wind cauarht her broadalria and sent har on th beach before any thing could be done to atop her. She hung In the aand until late last night, when the high tide floated her. Th steamers Undine and Pronto made an unaucoessful attempt to pull her off yesterday noon when ther wa a email tide. The Wentworth wsa not Injured, and the rafts drifted in agalnat shore without going tc pieces or causing damage. bra; Steamers la Blow. j Two larre steamers had a tnnoh nt the storm off th mouth of the river this morning but neither suffered dam age. They were the German steamer Arabia, from Hongkong and Yokohama, and the British steamer Barkston. from San Francisco. The former srot In at O Clock and tha latter crnaand In a few minutes later. Both left un shortlr after 10 o'clock so ss to be In the har bor this evening. Tha Barkston cornea in ballast under engagement to Kerr, Gifford eV Co. to load wheat for K.iron. and she will go to Greenwich dock to Wrestler. Am. bktn Wallacut, Am. barge.. Emllv F Whitney. Am Grays Harbor. Am. ss..Wlll. I. & B. wks Santa Rita. Am. aa Portsmouth Salvator, Am. ach Astoria Breakwater, Am. s Oak at Admiral Borrenson, Nor. ss. .N. P. Mills Aurrlla, Am. ss Montgomery No. 1 Barkston, Br. ss Greenwich Arabia, Ger. aa Montgomery No. 2 W. 8. Porter, Am. as: Llnnton Rhoderick I'hu, Am. sch Llnnton Xiamber Carriers Ba Bout. as L Wand. Am. atr.Saa Francisco M. Plummer. Am. sch . . .Guavmaa Lettltia, Am. sch San Francisco Annie M. Campbell, Am. ach San Francisco Glendale. Am. ach San Francisco Mabel Oale, Am. ach San Francisco Andy Mahoney, Am. ach... San Francisco W. F. Garms, Am. sch San Pedro Virginia. Am. sch Port Los Angeles Lakme. Am. sa San Francisco George Loomls, Am. ss..San Francisco J. B. Stetson, Am. ss San Francisco W, F. Jewett, Am. ach San Pedro (Special Pbsatefc t The Josraat) Lewlston, Ida., Sept II. That Clar enca Johnaon, a Yakima Indian, who was killed Friday by the Clearwater train near th Spalding bridge, 'deliber ately sought the railroad traoka for th purpose of ending hla life la the verdict returned yesterday afternoon by Coro ner Vaaaar and Sheriff Harry Lydon. The information was gleaned from Indians and from G. C. Knapp, the lat ter testifying that on two occasions Friday ha pulled the Indian from the tracks and that Johnaon then told him he would throw himself under the train and be klljed. The last time Knapp se cured two Indians and placed them on guard over Johnson, but they becsme tired of this duty and left him alone but a short dlstanc from th spot where he was killed. The suicide of an Indian la a very rare occurrence on any of the western reservations and the oldest pioneers state that they cannot remember that a i ex ferce nas ever taken bis own life. MEM FURTHER PLEAS IN 'IDAHO LAND CASES Ba Boat wit Cement and General. be fh" loading. ROOFING. TIN ROOFINO. GUTTERING, RE- pairing and general Jobbing. . LoslU 111 -Jefferson st Pacific 1424. TRANSPORTATION tow Rates From 4 5 the East During September and October the Great Northern railway will sell colo- nlet tickets from all eastern points at ' greatly reduced rates. Wew Tork to Portland. . . . Boston to Portland Chicago to Portland t. Paul to Portland KUaaeapolls to Portland ( S ninth to Portland. . . . . f loon City to Portland. J Proportional reductions from other points. Now is the time to send for your friends. Orders for tickets will receive prompt attention. Additional information on application to H. Dick son, C. P. & T. A.. 122 Third street, Portland, Or. Phones Main 6S0, Horns A-IZSS. he Arabia la one of tha Portland a Aaiaiic company's regular liners and brings a-eneral cara-o from tha nrint She is ex Dec ted to o to M dock No. 2 to discharge. The Arabia win reacn ner Dertn late tonight. team Schooners Arrive. Th steam schooner R. D. Inman. Can- wn nrn wick, imra ner mis morn ing from San Francisco. She crossed In yesterday afternoon before the blow had naa mucn tuns to stir up the sea, but Pilot Bailey, who brourht tha craft to i-orioma, says ne could see the old ocean beainnlnc to ruffle un nrattv em 1-rootn bungalow, full basement well when he started up the river with a ana electricity. Dam, toilet and " inman. i nai was aoout 4 o clock ana me wina conunueq to increaae in violence during the night. The Inman brought a full cargo, part of It consigned to the O. R. A N. com pany. For a deck load the steamer had several hundred tons of asphalt- In bar rels, most of which will be discharged at Pin street dock. The Inman went to Alblna dock this afternoon with some of her miscellaneous freight. Th steam schooner Aurella, Captain Bowdlch. which arrived up from San Franolsco Saturday night was discharg ing general freight at Alnaworth dock Nhis morning but shifted to Montgomery a oca iso. x snort ly Derore noon to take on general freight in the hold. A deck- load of lumber will be furnished at Van couver. Buccleueh, Br. sh Brenn, Fr. bk , Europe. Br. bk Genevieve Mollnos, Fr. bk Rene Kervller, Fr. eh.... Laennec, Fr. sh Le PUler. Fr. bk.. ...... Marina houx. r r. oa Mosambique, Br. bk. Samoa, Br. bk .Hamburg Hull . .Antwerp . . .London .Hamburg , .Swansea . . .London .Hamburg . .Newcastle, E. Bhlelda Thlera. Fr. sh Newcastle. El Marechael Turrene, Fr. bk... Hamburg Vllle de Mulhouse. Fr. bk Ouethary, Fr. bk Plerri Lotl, Fr. bk Walden Abbey, Br. sh... Glenesslln, Br. sh Versailles, Fr. bk General de Bolsdeffr, srai -fixed tubs, full lot. Address owner. F-zv, car journal, or call at room 4, 101 H Washington st 18 nrjo.oo $25.00 COOS BAY Weekly Prelght and Passenger Bervtoe of th Pis Steamship Breakwater Zavea POBTIABS every Monday, 8iO0 p. m-,t from Oak-street Book, for EMPffcE NORTH BEND AND MARSHFIELD Freight Received Till 4 p. m. on Day of Sailing. PAJtB Proa Portland, lst-claas, ANOTHER FAST TRAMP. Norwegian Steamer Reels Off Knot an Hour. The Norwegian steamer Admiral Bor- reson, which arrived here Saturday night from San Francisco under charter to load lumber for China is said to be capable of reeling off It knots an hour, and if this Is so she will easily beat the British steamer Kalomo, which claims the distinction of being th fast est tramp steamer afloat. The Kalomo arrived her several days ago and Is at I AidBiui uvea waning xor cargo. xler speed is an average of 12 knots. The Admiral. Borreaon is a large weamer ana was duiu rive years ago, but nevertheless she is unusually speedy for her clasa. In fact CaDtaln Wlna- nena says sne can reel orr 14 knot an hour on four boilers, shpuld he desire to crowd her. This will probably lead to a race being talked up between the Borreaon and the Kalomo, a both will clear for the orient about the same time. Captain Wlnaneas says the run up from San Francisco was uneventful. The vessel carries a European crew. They commenced loading at the mills of the North Pacific Lumber company this morning. General de Negrler, Fr. bk uayard. Fr. bk bk Vllle de Dijon, Fr. bk Alloe Marie, Fr. bk.. Eugene Rergallne, Fr, fi. HaeKfleld, ur. bk Arctic Stream, Br. sh.. Crown of India, Br. bk Cornll Bart, Fr. bk Jules Gommes. Fr. bk... Edward Detain. Fr. bk. Emllle Galllne. Fr. bk . Ernest Legouve, Fr. bk. Antwerp Antwerp Antwerp .Antwerp .Antwerp Lelth Fr. bk.. London . . London .Antwerp .Antwerp . . . .Antwerp . . . .Antwerp . . .Honolulu . .Rotterdam . . . .Antwerp . . . .Antwerp . .Rotterdam . . . .Antwerp . IjOrtnon (Bpedsl Dltpstck to The JoaraaL) Bolae. Ida., Sept II. Papers In the pleadings on behalf of John I. Wells and Patrick Down,' two of. th per sons indicted last spring for timber land frauds, have been served on th attorneys for th government. Th f 'leadings were a motion to quash the ndictment, a demurrer and two pleas in aostement. i ne pieaoings were the same as tnose ruea a rew days ago in behalf of Frank Martin, except that there waa one less plea than wu filed in his case, the on setting forth that he had been called before th grand jury and had testified without having ieen inrormed mat nis actions were under investigation. They Include a plea of the statute of limitations and make the same charges against District Attorney Rulck that were made by the attorneys ror Mr. A! art in and are sup ported by the tame affidavits of mem bers of the grand Jury. Judge Dietrich has left for Spokane to relieve Juda-e Whltson, who will soon arrive in Boise to take Judge Dietrich's plaoe on the bench her. EARLE MAKES GET--AWAY FROM BUTTE (Special Dlspstcb t Tbs Joornal.) Helena, Mont.. . Sept. II, Albert I Hoppe, a mining expert of tq forest service, with headquarters In this city, states that he has completed an inspec tion of the Helena national forest and that It contains four very promising districts. Helena, North Butt. Corbln and Rlmlnl. Each has splendid indica tions and Is belnr developed. He be lieves all of the country between Helena and Butte la as good as thst of Butte 1 1 Itself, if only properly developed. II The receipts at the United States as-1 1 say office In Helena for last month amounted to $161,186, of which Mon tana contributed $161,114. the balance coming from Washington, Idaho and Nevada. Fergus oountv continues It leadership of the several counties, with a yield of $40,841, with Lewis and Clark liieiena; secona wun iid,v;i. I MAN UNIDENTIFIED WHO SHOT TRAINMAN (Piclflo Coast Press Ltssad Wirt.) Stockton. Cat.. Sept. II. The man who shot at Southern Pacific Paasenver Conductor Jeff Gage of Oakland, near Tracy yesterday afternoon and who waa killed during the pistol duel that fol lowed, Is still unidentified. The coroner hss the pistols of the three men who shot at the marauder and the bullet haa been taken from the body. The bullet fits dne gun and will not fit the other two. The coroner and snenrr, however, refuse to state, prior to the Inquest, from whose gun the fetal bullet aoed. A package of destination slips In his SIBILANT SCORN FOR MR. DARROW (Special DUpatck to Tb Journal. ) Spokane, Wash.. Sept 11. Clarence Darrow, the famed orator; lawyer and Haywood attorney, was hissed by th ;v '" ' j;'-'' v,.. 'f.. . . . Treat Cases BTT rB ZS OBXT ' Za Any Taoomplloated Pay After Being Cured Coal Ships Za Boat. Belen, Fr. bk Newcastle, A, iiaveraon, at. sn. wiiucott Am. bk Jack Earle, who waa serving a sen tence of a year on th rockpile, escaped last nlsht at supper time and haa not . Antwerp. yet been recaptured. Earle was em- BAR IS DEEPENING. Port Patrick. Br. ah Newcastle A. St. Mirten. bt. sh Newcastle. A. Crlllon, Fr. bk Newcastle, A. Ardencrala-. Br. bk . . . Nwoajitl a. Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A. Buffon, Fr. bk Newcastle, A. E11".!1?,. Rock- Br- h Sydney, A. Redhlll, Br. ss Newcastle, A. Knlaht Temnlar Br. as. . Newaatla a Tymeric. Br. str Newcastle. A, Henry Vlllard. Am. str, . .Newcastle. A, Thordls. Nor. str .Mnrovan limn Homeward Bound, Am. bk. Newcastle. A. nmuy jueea. Am. sh. . .Newcastle. Aus. Ancalos, Br. sh Newcaatle, A.1 onipui. r r. dk rvewcaatia a Tellus, Nor. ss Nanaimo. B. C. Tramp Steamers Ba Boot. ' Elsa, Nor. ss San Francisco African Monarch, Br. ss Japan Inveran, Br. as Port Los Angeles Ferndene, Br. atr. San Francisco Terje Viken, Nor. ss San Francisco Btrathenrik, Br. ss San Francisco Indian Monarch, Br. as... San Francisco Strathfillan. Br. ss Vancouver, B. C. Oil Steamers Due. Maverick, Am. ss San Francisco Col. E. T. Drake. Am. ss..San Francisco Ba Boat la Ballast to &oad Grain. Sf1, F'-l: Puget Sound Tura-ot Fr. hlc i. s..n Mlltonburn, Br. bk .'.Santa Rosalia f imuMiuni, or. an..-ort los Angeles 8u lv, Fr. bk San Francisco Celtic Chief, Br. sh Honolulu Admiral Corneuller, Fr. bk San Fr. Btrathgryfs, Br. sh Callao Castor, , Br. sh Valparaiso Noemi Fr. bk Seattle Alsterkamp, Gor. sh Caleta Colosa Schubek, Ger. bk Valparaiso ALONG THE WATERFRONT. I ployed In the kitchen as a trusty and took advantage of the confidence placed Newcastle, a In him and the liberty allowed him and .Newcastle, A. walked away when no one was looking. jane was convicted arter a trial in the circuit court of contributing to the delinquency of a minor by giving beer to a 18-year-old girl. He was at liberty on ball at the time, and when the time came for him to be sentenced it was found that he had Jumped his bail and left the state. For about two month Earle wa at liberty, and waa. then recognised and arrested at Los Angeles by a member of the local police force. Deputy Sheriff Archie Leonsrd went to Los Angeles to bring Earle back. Judge Fraser then sentenced him to a year on the rockpile, Earle had served about two month of his sentence. CARTERS OlTTtE IMIVER RE Some celery raised near McMlnnville measured 17 Inches and a bunch weighed 62 ounces. Stok Headache and roll are all thewoabtaa last. seat te a bilious state of th systeavsaea as Duonnes. Kansas. Pro si uses. Distress after sa41og. rain la tb Bid, Ae. Wall their bms 1 Isbwums saoesss has sesasaowalaoaMg Hasdaeb. yet Carter Little Liver Pills as qnally valaahl la Ooastipatlen, earing sad prs vsatiog thisaaaoylDf osmsiauit, while they als eorTMtaUdlsordaraof thsstomacbtimaUM the bra and regalai th bowels, Brenlf tbeyealf oaied mm mm ! am smv Aoh they weald be almost prtoslsaste those wh soffsr from this fllstrssslus eoaeplalat; batferto aetaly their gnodnsss auss aetad hsrsi4 thes whaoaoe try then will And thaw Uttl pills vb able las many ways that they will not be wit Jiag tod without thsss. Bat after all icfc4 Is the ban of so many Uvea that her is wber wssaasargra4 boast. OarpiUaesMttwau wsniaeaoi. Carter's Uttl Llrer Pills ar vary small and vary assy to tak. OMortwopiUsasakeados. Thsy are strictly vagetabtoaaa d not grip of pars bat by Umu- gsntleaoUaa plsaa aU who mm imam anwvax. tz&R MIki JiiHte I Can't Cure ', I treat for real and lasting cures.' Every rem edy I employ has its part in bringing'positive and perrruent results. Under my treatment the patient who notes improvement in his con dition can feel assured that retJ benefit and not a temporary drug effect haa been ob tained, and -can continue with confidence that a thorough cure is being accomplished. My success as a specialist is due to the fact that ,1 accept no incurable disease and always treat with a cure in view, never resorting to the use of a remedy that brings out temporary encouragement to the patient DR. TAYLOR The Leading Specialist I us neither knlf. ligature MP eBrtsTeTtiTy ' "TH m y treatment for Varicocele. I positively cur this disorder by an absolutely painless method snd without de- talnlng the patient from business. My treatment for Specific Biooa Poison forces the very last taint o f virus from the system, and all this Is accom pushed without the use of dan gerous miner als. I afford you a complete and permanent cure. M y colored Ichart affords i n interesting study In men's disease. Will be sent free upon applica tion. "WEAKNESS" I hav conclusively demonstrated th fact that derangement of tha mascu line functions Is a curable rallment That there haa been considerable di versity of opinion upon this point among th profession Is but an evi dence that functional weakness ha not been thoroughly understood and has been unscientifically treated. Thotigh commonly regarded aa a nervous disorder It ha never yield ed when treated upon this theory. I hsve ascertained bv the cloaeat observation In thousands of cases that only In rare Instances Is the fenerml constitution or nervous ays em Involved to any noticeable de gree whatever, and that "weakness" fn all Its phases is merely a symp tom of nervous disorder. In by far the greater number of cases the functional derangement Is due to a single case, A chronically inflamed condition of the prostate gland, brought on by early 'dissipation or lingering as a result of soms 1m- Sroperly trested contracted disorder, ucn cases may show temporary Im provement under stimulating pro cesses of treatment, but ultimate re lapse la certain to follow all such methods. The only radical cure Is the absolute removal of the ab normal condition responsible for th functional disorder, and this I posi tively accomplish through carefully directed local measures. My treat ment Is entirely distinctive and original. No other physician em ploys like methods or approaches my success in curing. Th results I ob tain ar thorough and laating, and strength and vigor are restored In the full and normal degree. I cure contract d Dlaeaaee thoroughly and In less time than i com' monly required to even cure partially. D o not endanger your health.and power by rely ing upon patent nostrums or other uncertain measures. My method of curing Stricture Is new arid en tlrely original. NO cutting or dilating. The structure Is dis solved snd com pletely removed and all affect- e d membranes thoroughly cleanse. I make no charge for con sultation, e x -amtnatlon o r advice. All af flicted men may feel free to call upon me or write regarding their cases. The DR. TAYLOR. Co. OOBBXB nOOBB AMU XOBJUSOW STBBTS, POBT&AJTS, OBBOOB. Private Satraao aaM Morrlsoa Street. man Be a Perfect Did you ever stop to consider the fact that you ar not as good a man aa you ued to be; physically, mentally and otherwise? Do you know whyT FaUing power, loss of. vitality aid drains are the most frequent cause. It stand you in band to stop those drains on your very vita force Itself. Go to a specialist who can cure these ailments quickly and surely. Come to us. IESX HIJ XT ZB UXIIT TO BB TOVMB. Vessels of Ordinary Draft Can En ter Tillamook Bay. Government engineers have iimt com pleted a survey of the channel in Tilla mook bay from Garibaldi at the en trance to Tillamook City, 12 miles in land. The lowest depth is nine feet at average nigh water. SlO.OOt ad-class, $7.00. laolndina- aS ' .AV " .rY. "ZK. 1 " i wnicn a cnan nas oeen made, la lj Inquire City Ticket Office, Third and I Ie1, D" ln? channel has scoured out 3- Washington sts or Oak-street Dock. POBTXAJTD Aim PTJOBT SOUHD BOUTS S.S. "Redondo" TRANSPORTATION. Ho! For Astoria OO OB FastSteamerTelegraph t Sailing from ' Couch street dock, Port 4 land for' Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and Belllngham, September 1$ at 6 p. m. ruBxamr Connecting at '' Seattle for Nome, . uuivi lllllin. pukii.gi, vnriM niiu rail' r fit; 4?'; ?aa!" ; w, ,ru', 1 awm ' SMUUIMvU 4K A Aa ill 11 ,VU. WHCI BU AfjtllllaV, Seattle. Wash. P. B&umgartner, Agent Portland, -i- ' --Conch street dock: fnonea: . Main noma Atisi. , r " - - - '"l H i l I t The German steamer Aragonla arrived at New York the other day from th orient on her way to Germany. The steamer Breakwater sails for Coos bay this evening. The Alliance sailed for Coos bay Saturday night. The oriental liner Arabia is minnnaeri to be bringing a large cartro from the orient. She will begin discharging at Montgomery dock No. 2 tomorrow morn ing. The Norwegian steamer Tellus Is re ported as having been chartered to carry a cargo of coal from Nanaimo, B. C, to this port soon. She Is a email craft, registering 1,612 tons net. The Norwegian steamer Elsa left San Francisco yesterday for Portland under charter to the Pacific Export Lumber company to load lumber for the orient. The schooner W. F. Jewett is reported as coming here from San Francisco to load lumber for a return cargo. The barks James Nesmith and the ship Star or France nave reached San Francisco from the salmon fisheries at Bristol bay. She brought 84,626 cases Of salmon. F-9tYSSFS PACIFIC OCtAN. mm 1$! 'S7 TILLAMOOK BAY mitts TUland REALTY C6HRrNY Two years more and we'll all be going to Bayocean Park in the dummert Will you wait until the tourists come before you buy? POWER-aiAPIN SOLE OWNER , 402 COUCH BLDG., 109 FOURTH STREET Portland. Or. 416 R. A. Long BIdg. Kansas City 90 1 Monadnock BMg. San Francisco This Institution ha built up It splendid practice more by the recommendations alven It bv its PERFECTLY. SATlsiriirn PiTtfeMtn who have received the benefit of its modern, scientific and legitimate .x.i.vua, mnj wwiTj, n tj , a4 ,uu vie nui bl peri.ci man come to us. Isn't It worth the little time it will take when you are CERTAIN that you will hav the benefit of HONEST. SINCERE physicians. A consultation oosts you nothing EXCEPT your own time. 87 Team' Xxperleaee. OUR FEE $10.00 Established 87 Tears la Portland. Consultation Free We Will Treat Amy Blagl XTncompll oatod Ailateat for flO.OO. Absolute Guarantee No Pay' Unless Cured MARINE NOTES Sundays 8 a. m. 81 ronnA trip. PHOME BCAlsr &. 0BTB PACXTIO STXAXSKXP CO.V ;- STR If SWTPS -f.; Roanoke and Geo. W. Elder Sail for Eureka,' Baa Francisco snd Los Anele direct every Thursday at I p. m. Xltfu, eoioe lit Xbird ,nax diu. Coldmbla Klvcr Scenery BHGTTZU.TOB USB BTZ1AJ8BBS. ' Dally sarilcs bstwssa Partlaad sad tae pause, ne.pt Saadar, sMriag Partlaal at I a. , arriTtag aboat 6 p. B, earrytaw frsisltt ssd Maasagera, 8pladld .ewiaiamda tfcms for oetflts and Ursstsck. Deck foot Ot Alder st rortlaaat Ant ml Cum st, U Jtallss, fbeas Mala 814. rrUa4, j Astoria, Sept H. Arrived at I a. m., German steamer Arabia, from Hong kong, and way ports, and steamer W. S. Porter and schooner Roderick Dhu, from Monterey. Arrived at 1:20 and left up at 10:16 a. m.. Britlah steamer Barkston, from San Francisco. Sailed at 7 a. ' m., steamer City of Panama, for San Francisco. Left up at 8:16 a. m.. schooner Roderick Dhu and steamer W. 8. Porter. Left up at 10:40 a, m., German steamer Arabia, San Francisco, Sept. 16. Arrived at 1 a. m., steamer Roanoke, from Port land and way ports. Astoria, Sept 16. Arrived down at 7:10 and sailed at 10 a. m., steamer Alliance, for Coos Bay. Sailed at 7:4.1 a." m.; steamer Atlaa-wttlr barge Nor In tow, for San Francisco. Arrived down at 7:60 and sailed at 10 a. m., steamer Johan Poulsen, for San Fran cisco. Arrived down at 11:10 a. m., schooner Americana. . ' - San Francisco, Sept 16. Sailed at 11 noon, steamer Coata Rica, for Portland. Sailed at 4 p. m., Norwegian steamer Elsa, for Portland. Newcastle, Sept. 16. Called Septem-, SometMng Need Painting? No matter what it b, you can get the right paint for it at your nearest dealer's under the name ACMEQMU7Y a mark that makes It easy to paint, enamel stain or varnish anything, new or old. Let us send you. a copy of the only com plete paint guide everprinted, "The Selection and Use of Paints and Finishes." If your dealer cannot supply you with the " Acme Quality " iind, "we wUfcr-v? . '.. ''""f NEW ERA PAINT & VARNISH CO. 178 PXBBT BTBEBT, POBTZJLBB. ' Olstributerc - iJX a.U'. t U mm... We cure safely and nromotlv WEAKNESS. IOST MAKHfinn rpkr- MATORRHOEA. SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAGES. VARI COCELE, HYDROCELE. GONORRHOEA. GLEET. OR ANY OF THIS DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Perspnal attention given all patients. WE CURE WEAKNESS This la to men who lack courasre. whose nerves, am 'ahairv whn "eyes have lost, the sparkle, whose, brains are muddled, ideas confused, aivtsp rt'Biiena, uuiiiiuciiw avirua iuw anu eaaiiy acpressea 'Who nre backward, hesitating, unable to venture because they are afraid of failure, who want somebody to decide for them, who are weak run down and restless. It is to men who have part or all of theaa and want new life, new energy. $V especially solicit those cases In which many so-canea treatments waye inuea, or wnere money nas been wasted on other methods of treatment. Don't experiment when our direct method oners a certain means ui cure oy local treatment. WE CURE VARICOCELE Varicocele causes congestion ofnthe blood In some of the most vital hlooft veasela of man. It causes a dull heavy JlaMo.a Aaiin ..kt.i. , often mistaken for nervous debility or general decline. Varicocele re sults from partial paralysis of the delicate nerve fibers that control local circulation of the blood. Tha muscular coating of the veins Is deprived of nervous control and become inactive, weakens and relaxes. The blood vessels expand from th pressure within. The circulation becomes slug gish and clot form in little nook and pockets that constantly enlarge aa the relaxation continues. .. . We have cured thousand of 'complicated case where other 'have failed. Our offices are well appointed and equipped with the most mod ern appliances and the latest Inventions essential for the proper and up-to-date treatment and cure of sped al diseases. .. . You mky consult us privately In confidence, Tou will be examined in a thoroughly scientiflo manner and our diagnosis and advice will be' cheerfully given to you absolutely free of charge. After this if you de sire to be treated and we undertake your case, we will cur you and make you well and strong a you onght to be. No matter- what your ailments are, call or writ .toils today, statins: your case plainly In your Own way, and receive the benefit of a modern, aklllful diagnosis. All letters answered in plain, sealed envelopes . OFFICE! HOI7R8 a. m. to fi r. m.: avenlna-a 7 fn ...a. a;.--- w saw iv , M. 4 giwiu ST. LOUIS MEDICAL AND" SURQICAL DISPENSARY OOBHIB BBOOBB A2tT TAlCBXLXi STBBBTS, POBTXABD, OBBGOB. 9 - v - - ' . J . -