THE ; OREGON. SUNDAY JOURNAU i PORTLAND SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 12, ,1903..
WAS ': ONCE THE FINEST SAILING ' VESSEL SAILING : THE ' SEAS"
STEAf.lER
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TOSJ SVOO OTKSS KIHOB HAVB OOHS OUT WITH ADDS IlkUXATI N "
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l unsBtsosiBLs rE8 ir Toa wiu no' aim iiux you vvuu&
OOJSJQ TO US asS OJBT CUBES.
$5;00
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Friends of Passengers Wait
Impatiently for the
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FAILS
n-isvav y wrrfrwavH3r v
CH
DOCK
SUITOSED TO HAVE
: f ; HUNG UP IN FOG j
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Jieed of Better Lighted Porks Afala I
. lrcU)ljr Broaght to PnbllcV At-
tcotion '' Accidents Frequently
. Due to Darkness. V ; -
'Fogs on ths river must havs delayed
the steamer Alliance last night, because
' Instead of reaching Couch street dock
at I o'clock as expected she failed to
arrive at all, and those Who Went there
to meet friends had to leave disap
pointed after bavins; spent more or less
time waiting impatiently In vain.
The Alliance reached Astoria at 10
o'clock yesterdayi morning after
stormy voyage from Coos Bay and left
up shortly before noon, and it was sup
posed mat sne wouia oe ai nor aocn
some time between 8 and f o'clock. . As
"a confluence a dosen people or more
wended their way to the dark dock to
See her. in. '
The agitation for tetter lighted, docks
has proved rutue so rar, ana it is saia
nothing will likely be done until the
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Twenty-two years ago the British
hip Claverdon was the finest three
masted ship afloat, and she . was near
the ton of the list for Size.. She is at
anchor In. the stream ready to proceed
to Eui-ods with close to (.000 bushels
of wheat, one of the largest sailing ves
sel cargoes set afloat here this season.
Cat 'aln Thompson ' of the
British Ship Claverdon, Now About to Leave Aero for Europe.
The Claverdon was built for the Cal
cutta trade,' which accounts for, her
beautiful finishings. - She la today the
third largest three-masted sailing shtp,
the Dlt ton holding first place and the
Dalgonar second. The Daigonar is now
on the way from Portland to Europe in
command of Captain Isbester, an old
. We Will Ctirc Yon
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'We are eeyee tally aaxlons tkal any -war
ill Va ke.a f a.Dad . wltli
- otae methods o& om ns and Is as T '
vie wae hava failed to tti reUef 1 .. j7Zm7ys
fore seeing ns. , Thlg we will sheer- . The meltable ' Bpeolallsi,
fally, de rJ3. of any oost. ; 4 , .
Brerybodr' Knows and Calls Us tht 01: Reliable Specialists In the
. Our Special Prices CKen Below Will Last Few Days Only.
-ar ,- 1ST r
RUN- NO RISK
friend of
Claverdon.
. The British ships Liverpool and fipeke
were larger than any of the big ones
now spreading their canvas over the
seas, out Doin were lost some time ana J
The Speke was her afew months be-
lore she piled up on the coast of Aus
tralia ana Decame a total loss.
rractically abandoned and the fortiana
i louring mills company will in ail proo
abilltv seek . to secure another vessel
to take the cargo of flour Intended to
be shipped to Japan on the missing vessel.-'
She is now out about 60 days from
Japan to San Francisco without a word
having Deen heard zrotn ner.
ITERE FOR. MACHINERY.
Brodick Castle. Br. sh... Newcastle, t A.
Calluna, Br. bk. . Newcastle.. A.
Lrgiemore, Br. an iNewcaatie, a.
Mindoro Am. ach. .Newcastle. N. 8. W.
Agnes Oswald. Br. sh .... Newcsstle, A.
Uatamet. Br. . ss ........ . Newcastle.
Tramp B team era En Soute.
..Vancouver, B. C
San Francisco
6L Hugo, Br. ss. ....... .....Motlendo
Sommerstad, Nor. ss....l3an Franelaco
Halvard. Nor. as. ....... .Puget sound
Tungus, Nor. ss.. ...... ...Puget sound
Germanlcus. Oer. as... ...San Francisco
8L Eabert Br. ss. ....... .Puset sound
Hvades. Am. ss ..San Franclsso
Cambrian King, Br. ss. San Francisco
MonUake. Br. ss Quay mas
Knight Templar, Br. sak ... Valparaiso
Zb Boats la Ballast to Zioad Grain.
Celtic Chief, Br. sh. . Honolulu
Alsterksmp, Oer. sh. , . .. .Caleta Colosa
Alexander Black. Br. bk San Dieuo
from the oriental J t-ian uucnanan, Br. an..,.8anta icosaiia
s now three dyi w ""-"n, nc.-w
Cambusdoon, Br. sh.....Calota Calosa
Earl of Dunsrnore. . Br. sh. Callao
Cloch. Br. bk;... Taltal
Nordsee, Ger. sh. Coouimbo
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk..Ssn Francisco
Chnniptgny. Fr. bk..' .San Diego
uourgauiviue, it. Dit....Kan Francieco
Nereus. Br. ship Valparaiso
Verbena. Br. bk ..ValDaralso
Bonchamp, Fr. bk. .....San Francisco
Celtlcbura, Br. bk. Santa Rosalia
province. Br. bk. Buenos Avrea
River Falloch, Br. sh. .. Talcahuano
OU ateamera Ba Boat.
Atlas. Am. ss.. San Francisco
Ueo-Loomla Am. as Ban Francisco
proprietors or managers or me various
docks are compelled by law to do so.
.: Not long sgo two members of the crew
of the steam schoonrr Johan Poulsen
were seriously injured bv Tallin from
' a dock in going to their vessel after
dark, and a few davs later another
sailor man tripped and nearly loat nis I Stratbfillan, Br. ss.
life in tha waves t that lap the dock jOoto Warn, Jan. ss
piling. - t t ' f i
The Alliance is supposed to have an
chored In the lower river over night,
and will likely reach .her dock early
this morning. - She la booked to depart
Monday night, and in order to do so
ths cargo will have to ba handled today,
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OVERDUE FROM JAPAN.
liner Arabia and Tramp Goto Mara
5 - ,' Cause Anxiet.
Tp to a late hour last night no word
nad Deen received
liner Arabia which
overdue from Hakodate. Japan. The
Arabia should have arrived here Friday.
Considerable aqxlety will be felt should
the craft fall to show up today.
The opinion prevails that the Arabia
has been forced to buck heavy head
winds all the way from Japan. For
weeks gales have followed gales on the
north Paclflo and in this vicinity most
of them have blown from the southeast
and. contrary to the course of the liner.
Hope of the Japanese steamer Goto
jh am ever reacning pon nas now oecn
NOT FOB NEW YORK.
Bark Acme Awaits New Orders From
Cbarterer.
Steam Schooner Capl.tr.no Wffl Be Acme"?! "n caTryulnT.r t"? New
.'Read for Sea Soon.
The steam schooner Capistrano will
be brought to sine plant or tne Wil
lamette Iron & Steel company this week
to receive her machinery. She reached
Astoria Friday in tow of the tug Bar
ln from Grays Harbor.
The Capistrano is of the same dimen
sions as the steam schooners Bee,
Helene, Jim Butler and J. H. Marhoffer,
which were equipped with machinery by
the above mentioned rirm- during ma
past several months. . When completed
she will be engaged In the coastwise
lumber. trade.,.
' ' MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
TYPHOID GERMS
iri WATER TANKS
Screral Cases Develop on
Vessels From Santa
Bosalia.
THREE MEft DEAD
ON VESSELS IN POET
Ship Blasters Attribute Canse of Dis
ease to Infected Water In Tanks 1
Whole Crew Suffers on the Bark
Belnbek.
Begnlar Uasrs Bns to Arrive.
Arabia, orient.....-......,,. -..Jan. 13
. Breakwater, Coos bay ..........Jan. IS
Hanalel. San Francisco .........Jan. 13
Honnoke. San Pedro and way. ...Jan.. 14
Costa Rica. San Francisco...... Jan. it
Nicomedia. orient ..............Jan. 16
Alliance. Coos Bay ............Jan. 1
O. .W. Elder. San Pedro and war. Jan. 20
. " - Senator, San Francisco ..... Jan.- 21
Rose City. San Francisco....... Jan.. 24
Alesla, orient ..................Feb. 10
Numaatla, orient ....... ...... .Feb. II
Beralar Xlasra to Depart.
Senator, San Francisco ....... . . Jan. 11
Alliance, Coos Bay ........ ... .Jan. 13
! Breakwater. San -Francisco. . ... .Jan. IS
lianalel, San Francisco ........Jan. It
" Roanoke, San Pedro and way. ...Jan. 1
Costa Rica. San Francisco ...... Jan. IS
Arabia, orient . . . . Jan. -2 2
Geo. W. Elder. San Franolsco. Jan. 23
Nicomedla, orient ..............Jan, 26
Rose City, San Francisco . . . . .Jan. 26
Numantla. orient .. . . ....... . . .Feb. . It
AJesia, orient ................. .Feb. so
Vesasla la ;)Pori.-" ).:-.$
Bl Nicholas," Am. sh.,.. Astoria
Berlin. Am, sh . Goble
Versailles,, Fr." bk..', .'.Columbia No. 1
Thiers. Fr. scb Oceanic
, Henry vmard. Am: sn...,,., . .stresm
- Europe. Fr. bk. Llnnton
- iAcme, Am. ship........ .E. & W. Mills
Strathgry f e, Br. bk ........... . Stream
Buocleuch, Br. sh....... .......Oceanic
i Bully, Br. bk. ......... .Columbia No. 1
h Jrgo Bay. Br. bk. . .Montgomery No. 2
'. Kugene Schneider, Fr. bk...,.., Bunkers
: Buffon, Fr. bk. .............. ..Bunkers
Vllle de Mulhouse, Fr. bk. , . . . .Martius
walden Abbey, Br. ship.. , Mersey
Minerva, Nor; ss, .Portland Lbr. Co
: JUiore. -Br. shin Astoria
J. M. Griffith. Am. bktn... ..... Rainier
jLiginsnire, nr. dm. ........... oceanic
Marie Hackleldt, Ger; ah,, ..Sand dock
King Cyrus. Am. sch, .......... Rainier
jVmaaon. Br. Bk.. North Paciflp Ijbr. Co.
Gertrude, Ger. ship ......... Elevator
Guetbary, Fr. blc. ........ ..On way up
' - Nome City,- Am. ss... ... . . . .Llnnton
Belnbek, Ger. bk. ....... On way up
Tallac, Am. ss. . j , . ,r; . .Elevator
aacade. Am. ea. ...Rainier
JJayard.Fr. bk. ., .Astoria
Alliance, Am. ea.... ..Couch street
Senator, Am. as. .....Alnsworth
, Armen, Fr. bk. ...... .Mill street
,, Irene, Am. sch. ............. , .Astoria
Lady Walseley, Br. bk, ..... . Astoria
BonU to Load Xnmbsr. '
. Z? ?V anj. atr....;.san Francisco
Sanders, Am. sch.. .San Franci.co
Lcl-.o, Am. bktn. .Callao
iSifni!i(-''A?n San Francisco
Jordanhill, Br. sch. ...Vnlparatso
Aureila,i Am. s....,..,.San Francisco
Irene. Am.' sch. Redondo
via1Ki'itViAmi"ch-1 Redondo
Wable Gale, Am. sch....,, San Francisco
Juaon, Am, sch. v.....,...,;. San Pedro
.eiriever. Am. bktni.,..,....Redondoi
o. Difusun, an. ss;... Ban Francisco
Tm Boots With Cement and General.
rierri LoU. Fr. bk. . a
General de Bo.lsde(fre(- Fr. bk... London
V lie de Dijon, Ftv bk.,.... .Antwerp
Alice Marie. Fr. bk.. ..... .Antwerp
Kugene Rergallne, ,Fr. bk.., Antwerp
fliuin, piiniii,. or. on...,. .-.KOltercam
Crown f India,; Br. ah, Antwerp
l.ornllJFJart, r r. bk. ... i ..... . Antwerp
j.uwara iwismt i'f( on.. .. i.. .Antwerp
1 mills Galline. Fr bk..;, LonJoii
l-rneat Legouye, Fr. blc. ... . ..Antwerp
Abertoyle, Br. ah. ...... , .Antwerp
Kdmund Rostad, Fr. bk. 4 ..... .London
J-.manuele Accame. It bk.... Hamburg
Argtird. r.rs hip .,......,, ..Ant werp
Bxlart. Fr. ................ .Antwer
Albert Rlckmer,Ger, bk...... Antwerp
tMan Graham. Br. elv......;.. Cardiff
Coal Ships Xu Bouta. ,,
rusr'He tto-'k'BrT sh... r. r.Fydney, 'A.
i -icr Kfi, Am. sli.,,., .Newcastla. A.
At-i.. l;r. eu. ....... . , is'ewcaiUe, a. ,
York as intended when she arrived here
several weeks ago from .Japan. Rumor
has it that the business fell through and
that the vessel is now oren tom other
business.- , w
Tbe bark had a rough . time of it
comlnjr across the ocean and narrowly
escaped going to the bottom. She went
on her beam ends in' a tvnhoon when
about five .days out from Japan and
her top gallant masts had to be sacrl-
vf-i rrVi ?. lJ? Jr,"??iJ .Il aJ5L..v.e discussion among shipping men here and
tne general, opinion is mat tne cause
Santa Rosalia is believed to be In
fected with typhoid fever because on
two vessels that have arrived here re
cently several members , of the crews
have fallen victims to tha disease In
most virulent form. Two men died on
tha British bark Mlltonburn a few days
ago and one expired on the German
bark Relnbek Thursday, shortly after
the vessel had arrived at Astoria.
Since typhoid Is supposed to develop
within two weeks, and the cases re
ported here did not develop until much
onsrer than that after the vessels left
Hanta Rosalia, it is supposed that th
drinking water carried along, mus
have ' been slightly infected. Several
of the crew of the Reinbek were down
with the disease, but all except one
recovered before tha vessel reached
port.
Tne cases nave given rood ror mucn
bring out upon shrubs and trees tender
duos ana green leaves. I bad seen All
of these things .for year- after year.
wiin m. iu unuersianaing and Wltn an
interest that never failed, '. and . I had
seen for as long the shadows cast by
the chimneys-rising above them on
certain flat roofs in' view from my
viiiv.uai ivny winaow.
"QMt these shadows, dull as you -may
"w iuin me, nave oniy witnin recent
years come to' make their , larger and
more mystic appeal to me. Now those
iiat roors are to m as an mn inn
dials, whereof their several chimneys
are tha gnomons whose shadows tell me
ui iime 01 aay..
'True, there are no dials markait tmt
on the roofs, but by observation and
experience I have come to -know the
iime inai me snaaows indicate. The
clock In nr atudv still tirk w
cheerily as ever, snd still ss ever do
1 cnensn us irienaiy companionship.
Perhapsi it has now com vn
to me,-but I no longer need to turn to
its face to know the time. I raise my
eyes now and look nut unnn
dials on the roofs and the shadows tell
me the time of day and whether I am
making due progress with my work.
And they tell me, too, as I had
never realised it before, of the motion
of the earth: creeping silently and sure-
iy around irora wesi to east the shad
ows tell of the revolution of the earth
in space and of the wonders of the
universe. The cats and the dogs and
the people, the grasa and shrubs and
the trees that I see in the range of
jrarus uave JOHi none or meir Interest
ur inc. xn laci x minx i Am nnv
drawn Jo them more closely, as I am
10 mo irienaiy ciock Decause It, while
it doea tell of the passing time, is yet
but the work of man like myself; but
nw iur luuim inure impressive by tar
and above and beyond us all, l turn
to the slowly, surely, ullently moving
shadows cast by the chimneys on the i
Cured'by our'new tnethodr no pain.
The . enlarged , velna are " due to
mump. UICJFU r twimwm '"mui
Olsease, etc. in time 11 wnii
man muntill. aa.well as bhrslcally,
Wa wUl cure you for llfe or.maka
no enarge. , , ., ; . .-?.
y Hydrocele -, .
Cured;.' no pain, no loss ef ' tlnia
Whv suffer lonrer when you can be
scjired In a few hours at a moderate
eoatT (jau ana' consult u wiww,
m rA mrm will nnnvlnce TOU Of the BU-
perlorlty of eur'Nsw Bysteraareat-
mMni armmr anw athar method.
... Blood Poisoa
Overcome In to days or , no par.
, Symptoms 'overcome in seven -to 11
A ar a without chemicals or poisons.
, If suffering from ulcers, sort .mouth
or tnroat, railing nair, oons pains,
come and we will drive the .poison
from your blood xorever ry our xwew
System Treatment. .
Wt Do Not Patch Up-W Curt
. ;; , Forerer.
rarloooala, from ,,.4 (. 410.00 to S25.00
KydrOcsle, from ..... 10.00 to 60.00
atroiy. 1 from ;;..T.7;ri.oo to 11.80
srerrons pebillty, ' from ' 8.00 to 10.00
Waatlnr. t from A T.80 to 'io.00
Discharges,-from-.... 8.00 to 10.00
Cloers, from . . .' 6.00 to 18.00
Blood rolaon,' from ..10.00 to -30-00
railing 'Balr, from .. '6.00 to .10.00
rtmpies, from i 7.60 to 16.00
Bossma, from 10.00 to ' 80.00
Bladder Ailments, f rom 6.00 to 11.60
Btdaey Ailments, from 10.00 'to 80.00
Brostata AilmentVrrom 8.00 to 16.00
. v Frc Advict Given.
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end ms partlcnlars of yoar'eaae
at oaoe If yon ea&not oall. ' , aCedi
otaao from.fLBO.to 96.50 eoarse.
Bally Hours 1 t 0.' m. to S p. 'm.
arsadaj Boars 1 9 a. m. to it aooa,
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Do Not DeIit Call or Writs
; .' , : Today. , ;'. ,
! Zarastlrate . sag methods . and lean
thaf we ar all we cBtlm to be, and
when -. you place . your ease .' hi our
, hands 70a . are , sure - of getting tha
test treatment that san ba obtained
; aavwfcesV''-'' V,V'"- ".-M .. i, g
: ; - -., . v,v .'.'.' . : ' j
To every man who knows himself
to require advice aa fa marriage and
its requirements, or who has taken
that step,, we also extend a cordial '
Invitation, that we may advise him
as to the best thing to do. This we '
will do rXB Of. ail charges. f ; -
r TT'.'!'1 ; Nervous Bi eHllty;;
"ured -In a 'few weeks.' 'Improve ?
ment frtom tha atar:. , If you suffer
from1, loss of energy .and .ambition, '
feel tired .when . you arise In the.
morn in a. lame back, dlsslneaa. . aoota
before the eyes and, feel you are not
tne man you one were, wa will cure
you' for life. . 1. ;v , ; ,v
; 'Urethral Obttroctlon -i .
curea or ansorpuan in a short time, ,
no naln. no cuttlna. no nneratinn.
By our .method tho urethral canal Is
healed and entire system, restored.
pain or lose of . time, ; 1 : r , . s
4 , . Examination Freo ; , i , Lyl
Call and wa will exolaln .why our '
aw System cures when all velse
falla. A friendly chat will cost you
nothing. ' Call at enca; don't ' delay. ' .
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Examinations Are Thorough- Otir,
The Oregon
Medical
291 H Morrlsoh Stmt, ' Near . Fifth, Portland, Orezon
Ua Mde a
asd la
Geewo
The Wen-Xaewa
Bailable '
keel. This was done with the areatest
of difficulty. After getting out of this
trouble, the bark missed .running into
a floating mine by only a few feet when
in the vicinity of the Hawaiian islands.
- The Acme is undergoing repairs to
her rigging at the wharf of th Eastern
& Western Lumber company.. She be
longs to the Standard Oil company, but
is understood to be under time charter
to a New. York shlnDins- man.
. The American ship Henry Vlllard'isj
still on the disengaged list ana leisure
iy riding at anchor in the harbor. .
. . . r- .; eYeHeajMam-waaeBSMaaiMeaaaaaSj .
- BIG TRAMP EN BOUTE.
could be traced to Impure water in the
tanks.-
Captain Hanker of the German bark
Gertrude says that some years . aa-o
veasel arrived at one of the South Am
erican portal with all of her crew down
with fever, and upon examination of
the drinking water tanka they were
found to contain several inches of sedi
ment that had evidently gathered there
ror many montns.
"The water tanks on board ships
should be cleaned thoroughly at every
port," said Captain Hanker, "but some
times it will not be attended to despite
me ciose8i attention 01 ma captain, it
vepori xs iuuru. xciupiw. uvuuu i aone. Tnere are times, however, when
i:!,.:,. for Portland. they neglect their duty and Instead of
: . ' w ' rr .i.. 1 STiving tne tanas a good cleaning, slm
f Tbe British steamer Knight Templar ply X1U them as the water supply runs
I rom Valparaiso 10 iona wnesi iur jiiu
rope. . She is one of the largest tramps
afloat and will carry, away from 8,000
to 9,000 tons of grain.
The Knight Ten.rlar was reported
chartered .for this port, several weeks
ago, but subsequently she Was taken off
the list . The latest rumor of her com
ing here was received from San Fran
cisco yesterday, but could not be veri
fied here. , ,
low.
' BIABIKR NOTES
JjlTEBARY MECCA.
Famous . writers Who Lived - in
Twickenham Tennyson's House. '
From the Westminster Gazette.
The dace to which the lover nf V.nr.
llsh literature will soorfter or later turn
his ' steps Is Twickenham. No other
small town can boast of having been
the residence -and beloved abode of so
many famous, literary lights.
, . With ilt are associated the Immortal
names of Pope, Horace Walpole, Swift,
Gibbon,
Astoria, Jan. 11. Condition of the
m .ot ft n -nn .c vsti mart rjJ - sao asr i
miles; weather! partly ' cloddy. Arrived 2aT- . Vortley Montagu.
down at 10 a. m. and sailed at 3 p. m.
Steamer George .W. Elder, for San
Francisco. Arrived at 10 a. m. and
left up .at 11 a. m. Steamer Alliance,
from Coos Bay. Arrived down at 12 m.
Schooner Alice McDonald and British
bark Strathgryfe. eLft up at 2:46 p.
m. French bark Guethary.. Left up at
a:iu p. m. uerman oarx KetnoeK Ar
rived at 4:25 p. m. Schooner Irene,
from Redondo. '. v ; : . , , ? .
San Francisco.' Jan. 11. Sailed last
night Steamer J. P. Stetson, for Port
land. Sailed at 2 p, m. Steamer Roan
oke, for Portland. ; wa m ,.
San Pedro. Jan. 11. -Arrived Schoon
er j. a. oampoeii from Portland.
Roswell.-Johnson, Tennyson and Dick
ens. ' Surely this is enonsrh to make
any place doubly immortal! Twlcken-
nam was wen nicknamed by Horace
Walpole the Baiae, or Tlvoll, of Eng
land; for it has truly been to London
what Baiae was to ancient Rome in
deed, in a far higher degree. ,
The big, red brick house in Mont
pelier road where Alfred Tennvson lived
for so many years of bis earlier mar
ried life was the one In which many of
his earlier poems were written. Here
his son Lionel, the second Lord Tenny
son, was born, and there the author
of -the "Idyls" entertained many of bis
literary friends and acquaintances. ;
a -,-1 . -. , i i a. v uvun siiuuiu aureiy do s&crea
ot. Vincent. Jftn. tl silrr hm. . - . ifi rt Jr
V,fc?rlsL5tr?yS?Lc- the dawn of "fn. Memoriam"; which
a, m.. a.z reer
1:65 a. m., 2.
foot
ia Sunday: r High 8:10 witnessed those delightful gatherings
rJ'- Jn". .f 1eet Low graced by Tennyson, Hallamand kin-
6 feet; 8:14 p.. m, 0.9 dred spirits within its walls; It is to-
:.; '. ' V ; day called "Tennyson house" and is
now wimoui a xenanu
A conference la to be hM ht.n
the Officers of the Hat Trlmmera1 tinlnn
and representatives of the ITnltad vr.r.
ters of North America to nana nn tha
question of permitting girls to be reg-
laiersa aa trimmers. i nere nave re
cently been so many marriages that ths
inmmmg Departments in the big factor
ie are -crippiea.
Eyeglasses $1 at Metzger'a.
TRANSPORTATION
Colombia River Scenery
BEOTJLATOB BIBS BTB AJCEBB.
Dally servloe between Portland and
The Dalles, except Sunday, leaving
Portland at I a. m arrlvlnc about. I
p. m., carrying freight and passengers.
Splendid . accommodations . for: . nutflts
ana iitbbiocb.
Dpck foot of Alder at, Portland; foot
of Court st. The Dalles. Phono Mais
roruana s, . -
COOS BAY LINE
The steamshln BREAKWATEB leave
Portland Wednesday at 8 w. m- from
Oak street dock, for Worth Bend, Mersh
field and Coos Bay points. Freight re
ceived uu-t p. m. on aay or Bailing.
Paaaenger fare, first class. 110: second
class, 87, including berth and meals.
Inquire city ticket office,. Third and
wasningion streets, or uaa street dock.
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i DOCTOR
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that etadr eisrmrarad aad la elrtan
a ui woria ! woaearroj reieejaa.
0 Misouty. poisons or oauos csro
U CUKES WITHOUT OPERATION. OB
WITHOUT THX ATO Of A gglFX.
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A SURE CANCER CURE
last Baeetaat Tnm fafchtg. Cstsa- Safa..
aad BelteUe.
ir TOO ARB ArrLICTKD. MITT DCtUT.
OBLATI ARB DANGEROUS.
' If roe eeaoot eaU, write tor ifplna Mi
d etreniae, isewee e seats ia (Uiapa.
CONSULTATION FREE
tkb c. sex wo caurisg atiiicmg OO,
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BB..TATSOB, : ,
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nvwm KVSrWS TO VAIL.
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OiPBULES.
ThtlUiM. fafc and larayeara far
COBarraoaa.cLaat, waltea, ate. gaay
ia take, eesmlaat te earry. Filf I
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Howe dt Martin's. 851 Wash.
na mw DMBltitatA' mm a Aaa kit'all AT
Th Tarrant Co 44 Hudson u Ww
Inert
WMi 111
You Will Have to
Come to Me If You
Want to Be Cured
Better come NOW and save your
self a T great amount of suffering
andexpente.
Bear in mind that for 25 years I have made a specialty of the half dosen
ailments peculiar to men. 1 dp not dose the stomach with powerful
drugs as do other specialists; '1 hava no electric belta or other .trlck-a-trap
devices to aell you for a fat price or any other price: neither bars
I any nostrums or t on Ira tn wnrlr nff nn vn n m.,h
but 1 1 have developed a Direct Method Treatment thai will fTTRPi ivv
CASE Of WEAKNESS in men. Instead of destroying the digestive and as-
diuiij4iit urw:i!Bi ui in iionwcn ana nowen n v rinina. .th.m nmm with
drugs. I apply curative medicines DIRECTLY to the DISEASED REOIONi
and thus effect a CURE in a comparatively short time." . '
In any diseased condition Nature needs heln. Th ria-ht vind nf'm&iiiMM
applied TO THE CENTER OF DISEASE will assist nature in overcoming
inflammation and congestion, strengthen and REVITALIZE diseased tissues
and soothe and heal, where barrels of 'druse, taken Intarnallv vnnlH m.r.)v
Impair the digestion deplete the blood, weaken the vital functions and pro-
IN ANY UNCOMPLICATED
AILMENT OF MEN MY
I CHARGE IS 'ONLY .v ; . .
I WILL GUARANTEE A CURE AND YOU
NEED NOT PAY UNTIL YOU AREWELL
Don't put off seeking treatment tDelav Is danaarous. invar tnnmani
ara hesitating the disease is gaining greater headway, and will be that
much harder to cure.. If von delav ton innr vnr .n.iiinr, win
pass beyond the power of human skill. Remember that your ailment will
not cure Itself. . , , i -
W.B.FM1NR Choose the Right Specialist
fPSSS. ftall!;holti positively cured by
HABITINA. For nrrwlermln nrln.mlnu
Eamnle sent to anv drnr hahitnAAv V I
ttiaiL Remilar nr IZfiO rww hfV l A7A7cC I
KJSmIaJl,,tPr D"au in plain wrapper,
Dla CBcmlcal Co. St, Loals. Ut
rOR UOfviEN ONLY
pr. Sandexaons Compound
gavta and Cotton Root . Pllla
The best and only reliable
fVSr AT VMlAXKD. PER
IODS. Cure the moat obaUn
to IS days. Pries 88
ear a lurnn iwjxh - kbs ha a Baa
sraatts-.. ,,oTrxhr AadroM ,t. i
.aAat,w.AHa avrat su rOTUmnQ Utm
8?
at case
Per box.
Tho most-important thing for you to do, 'if you are an ailing man,' la to
seek the services of THE RIGHT DOCTOR. Don't go to the first one you
who makes a specialty of curlna the kind - of .. ailment, from whfrv. vra
suffer. The ordinary medical man reallv knows but little about curing the
Diseases peculiar to men. He merely haa a general knawlmtn n
diseases, because his practice Is spread out over the whole range ot diseases
to which flesh Is heir. He therefore knows a little about all Diseases and
not a great deal about any. If you should eo to Mm he mav cnnarintiAii
try to cura you. but -not knowing HOW. ho would have to experiment upon
you. - In brief, he is a medical -"Jack of all trades , and -master of none."
Knowing these facts, would you want to trust vour.life in hi hundaf rt
your watch were to break or get out of order, you wouldn't take. It to a
machinist to have It repaired. No, you would know better. You would 'take
It to the very best WATCHMAKER Vou could find. Than ahv..Ihi..M
you not use -the' same kind of good, sound judgment when yon peed, a
uuviut t i vui iihi ui ' ii ceruuiuy a important aa your timepiece. .
What "Weakneii'Ms
Weakness in men Is due ta diseased condition of tha Prostata man' ? ri,
Prostate Gland is a subsidiary, but, nevertheless, a very Important nerve
center. Inflammation of this eland la. therefore n. aerlnu matf.xwh.. it.
Importance to the mals.orranlsm.-is considered. It
at that when It ia diseased the, result Is felt even tn the most .remote carta
of the system. Inflammation of the Prostate ' Gland Interferes with tha
whole vital process. It results in a .tremendous -vmi nt nivn, ......
a waste that deDletes every nerv. center. . tmnnverlho th ki.i
unless checked, will sooner .or later prostrate ths entire system. '
Why the Diseased, Prostate Causes Weakness
The reason Weakness results from the diseased prostata fa because of .the
in case or disease, nature attempts to correct the trouble and force func
tional activity by sending to. tha Infected ree-lon a riur nmnxi b
oua energy than is requirted In a healthy - state, v To"'suppIythls" excessive
energy uie oiseasea aeciion, nature draws upon the reserve store of energy
in the brain. If the reserve supply happens to be already exhausted aa is
often th case, then an equal quantity of nerve energy must be taken from
the organs of the body brain, heart, stomach, liver kUn.vi hnw.i. .i.
This process is kept up until the sufferer is completely robbed bv the disease'
of all vital energy, when nervous prostration ensues. Thus all the organs, of
' A Bankrupt Nervous Condition V
The case is'pkrailel'.to thatfof a run on 'a blink, j In, tha beginning' the baiik
may be perfectly, safe and solvent, but if its depositors make it run upon it
and keep up the drain on ita resources long enought It must surely suspend
Sayment and cease business. The strongest man. caftrtot withstand tho terrl
le strain, upon his nerve resources if there Is a waste-of energy greater
than the supply-.-as is trua, in the case of -functional weakness. ; t-r-v ;
'MTsMODERKmiiJ'iip' to'date methods will effect a certain" and snVedv
cure of SITERMATOaKHOKA, Qo WTBACTBO ' DZSOKSEYBV BFECmO
BX.OOD WOISOS, tOST BTMKOTK and all rerx ailments
St .TABICOOXZiS, HTDBOCIUJ and BTBtCTTTRB positively, cured WTTH
.. w. .,.iti ,i. , AfTTsit in w Virniii . .... .-., l . ,r.
i " jEXAMINATION; AN D; ADVICE FREE J
" I offer FRBfi CONSULTATION and ADVICE and I will make a Careful
Examination and Diagnosis without charge.
If ;you cannot calV write for Diagnosis Chart." ' M offices' are ! open "all t
day 'from 9 A. M-to 9 P. M. and Sundays from 10 to 1 only. r
SUM IOBiSlSOlrTBBBT, OOX2TXB SXOOVB,' XOKTLASTD, OMXOOV.
CURE, NOT TALK
IS WHAT VOU WANT
along the waterfront.
The schooner J
. i... -....v.
Biiernoon to load lumber at
onv0' e miAs on the lower Columbia.
bark Eugene Schneider
finished discharging coal at the bunkers
f.U clock last night. Bhe wiU .be
lined for wheat riv
The British steamer Cambrian : Klnr I kindly estimate of everybody," said Pro
whieh was chartered several d.7im f(M.?',.on Jogglesby, '-might not think
to carry redwood and - Orea-on flrto M sntiy.or my mtemgence, but the
Melbourne, Australia, will receive the fact Is that I am like most people. Many
redwood at Eureka, California? and the things that fall under my eyes escape
fir.at the mills of the TOnguJ poInt , "J altogether or I fail to tftke In their
r""iu"JnJr.n?ar Astoria. - v V"r:.l .v.-.
i uc r rrncn Dark Geutharv -will arrlva I " . "CT ""' a y
BACKYARD STUDIES.
Prof. Von " Juggleby Has Now rt
covered the Son Dials on Roofs.
'-' ' From the New York Sun.
'You-with -7 your characteristically
if u
si I Ja . - : I'JH -
T??.muvfi coma to us sooitzb ob
ZiATEB. WHY WOT VOW? KErUSB TO
OTHxitf. A3n ' X,OJ,iBJ OJS or
CONSULTATIO N ; FRQG I
8 w to sot onro yon it wUl not oos yea
ons eent,
prnnn Dnicnv bkxit diseases, sowm
ECZEMA, PIMPX.ES, BXfOTOXES, - XTCEZITa! H
BUBSIWO, DISCOZ.OB1 11098 O I I H J M
XTDBTBT. BX.A99EB. PRO H. II
don't
in the haroor tomorrow mornlnr - Rha I ee them, because I don't realize them,
left up last nisht Th. and -in this way though I have been
.weinnek left up at the same time I 'oofng at mem ror many years. It was
Anudson & Stonebure. shintinera ot untU; within very recent years that
shipbuilders, have onened an of fice at I f v cam appreciate the shadows
the corner nf iWn a-u 1 the roofa i
This section of the city has for rean f '"When for a momentery rest from
been known as the harbo"becausr" "Ti tudies upon which my
s there that the waterfront frateJnity mlnd, "j1 are roainYy concentrated
S want to gather, rain or shtnT y r.'1 JP eyes from my work
The steam eohooaer J. B" Stetson is 'Ji mem rairupon we range or back
due to arrive m the. river this wSek to yards in. view from my study window
load lumber for San Francisco The 1 Mlr ere f,ny. vthJnl?..t0 ln'erest
crMl .i vl T vl!?.00.- me. as thev-still' do. familiar aa thau
hlshed by the Tbngu lonS since become the mul-
company.' , " 0nsu?'r f01?, """f tltudinous cats, that -walk with soft
n rnu Kiuxia- zenca - loxih: in tnerm
that Jump and scamper . In the yards
10
Bostons the' banner union cigar .em-
tr nf tha TTm Uni utit. . .
. - i'ia ran,
lacitlrer Or nnnun nn cm fm pi.. a
Of cigars in. Boston has r,.h. ih.
enormius total Of 700.000 a day. pro
duced by 25 J'a'-tortes One firm alone
employs over 700 hands. ,
and try to ciljih tha nl 4Vi iunu
It Is s&td I old and young, that coma hereto work,'
"Here I iad aeen the ' seasons coma
and goi seen the winter lay upon the
ground ita protecting man tie of snow,
and seen spring corrJS again.. to melt
the snow away and warm the earth and
sXAXVXSS
If other physicians have treated
you - for so-called weakness, vou
were helped only temporarily, if at
all, and tha reason Is very appar
ent when the cause, of loss of
power in men - In ; understood.
''Weakness"- isn't ,l weakness, at
all, but Is merely a symptom of
chronlo inflammation In the pros
tatic gland, brought on by early
dissipation or some contracted dis
order. Our system of local -treatment
removes this inflammation
and Is the only treatment that has
ever restored or ever - can perma
nently restore strength and vigor.
H Our Fee $5 tS $30
SKXlf,
nrPtAMMATlOW AND - AX.B UBJUIl
.avvaius WMva MU1IV HII, . SI
VIWZBACTI19 BISOBOSXAt . 8
; - -: . ETEBY OASB -.x.-t-., g
Of contracted disease w treat Is H
thoroughly . cured; our . patients H
havo no relapses. When ? wa pro- 3
n ounce a case cured there la not a B
particle . of infection , or inflamma- U
tlon remaining, and there is not ii
the slightest danger that. the dls- H
ease" will . return In Its i original 11
form or work its way Into the. gn u
jdwjhi, ' . uuniraciea , ai0w
ArildH fat asra tvf ula t mm a... a '
- a-m - mrntmr . , v lS ate W . OTCBK mll i
uncertain 4 methods , of treatment,
and . wa ospeoially solicit . those
cases that other doctors hava been
unable to cure. - -
OVn rEB KXEO WOT BB .
rawvsLEaB OUIIO
and searching examination 1. desired. tughU len?et to eiirSyfte
r. m Aaaress or cau on tno .
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uiSSsSSSsnSSJS LITTLE, ACCOHPLISH 1TUCII
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