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Newspaper Page Text14 THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, , PORTLAND, ; SUNDAY f MORNING, FEBRUARY 0, . 1008.' i .jj M-'L REAL ESTATE HEAL E9TATB AND TIMBER DEALERS ALPHABETICALLY AHHANGEO FOR THE CONVKN1KNCL OF JOURNAL READKRd ' The man who bought property a year ai?o is a richer man today, t . .h.The waiter' time never comes. Do not let real estate bargains ; . alip away from you. There'i money in Portland and Oregon V:':; property. . '-.,NAME. . Adatr. a D. Abraham A White - Ana-vies Exchange . Anderson, John . Maker, A. A Jinrrett and MaoRn Junker, C. F. (Llnnton) Hutterworth A Stephenson Co., Inc. I Bosorth-Wllls Co ADDRESS. S10 Fenton Bldg TELEPHONE. Pas, 1SJI 8-1 Labbe Bide ;....A-mi M-T1I4 .618 CommonwfuMti Bldg. M-tlll , 311 Worcester Bide M-22(S 118 Ablngton Bids: M-6J5I A-JI57 329 Chamber of Com.,..' M-Sl , 614 Chamber of Com M-S321 , Arhenon Bldg ....M-6SO A-IM1 31 Lumber Exchange..' M-11H STORAGE WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR BENT, ON track; or foods taken for storage. Western Storage A Transfer Co, 131 Hawthorne avenue. , TOWKL SUPPLY CLEAN TOWELS DAILT COMB, brush, aoap, tl par month. Portland Laundry A Towel Supply Co.. 1th and Couch ets. Phone 410. SAFES Clark, O. K. and Cook, J. W.. . Cook A Co.. R. 8 i Chapln A Herlow Croeslev Co.. The 1 rhh Rfal .Columbia Trust Company 714 Couch Bldg... Coast Realty Co Morrison. . . , . (33 Chamber of Com... 261 Alder 42S Chamber of Com. 801 McKay Bids;.. 412 8 wet land Bldg . .M-B40T A-32RI ...M-63 A-SRJ M-1IM . .M-7806 A-6T21 M-K21I ..M-8l A-ll II 1ll A A 1 tl DIEBOLD MANGANESE SAFES I ..nr. lines carried. Lock-OUts opened, Jacks. iaUs. metal furniture. Bolli phones. J, E. Davla, tl Id. Ulfi.f'HiVi'K AtiC BANK SAFES A factory prices. Second-hand safes, The Mosler Safe Co.. 10a Id at. SIGN AfiD SHOW CARDS KOSTEK A KLEISER, SIGNS. TUB largoat sign makers tn the northwest 6th and Everett sis. Phone Prlv. Ex. ei. Home A-116R. -SIGNS THAT ATTRACT" POR land Sign Co.. 27 Stark. Paclflo I tit. TVPUWRITERS Conklla Bros 102 Rotchchlld Bldg.. T-80S B-2221 ponn-Lawrenca Co 248 Alder Davla A Co.. M. C 1 Hamilton Bid.... Draper A Co.. Arthur fl J4.1V Washington ... Dean Land Imp. A Colonisation Co... 631 Chamber of Com M-C91S A-281S M-410 ....A-2410 M-S370 A A M-1170 THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER as-ency. phone Maln-7v52: 90 6th st. Portland. Or. Oliver typewriters sold rented; repaired. ALL MAKES, RENTED, sold. I I.' U i I I J L' I P. D. C. Co.. 231 Stark. Tel 1407, TRANSFER AND HAULING Kspey-Melne Realty Co .....113 Commercial Ride M-6801 : Kureka Land Co "i commercial mag a-izzi Ellis Tork A Co 24 Morrison M-4775 A-1276 ' ruche, F 221 Mi Morrison. '.. ..Pan. 2611 A-40SS Frary A Selti 130 Fifth ' OolAseriniMt's Agency 263 H Washington MA A-1066 Goddard. U. W. 110 Second A A M-1743 C O. PICX OFFICE S 1ST ST.. BE tween Stark and Oak sts.: phone 6V6, Pianos and furniture moved and packed tor shipping) commodious brick ware house with separate Iron rooms. Front and Clay sts. OLSEN-ROK TRANSFER CO. General transfer and storage; safes, planoa and furniture, etc- moved, packed lf.t(,M.br. V T TtnMM Tarlr f XCnwfsmtmw TIM f-flX OS I A rA ahlnn.A 9 fl fl ri. If mt h.rw.n l,inf IIVIUI ,.. 1 . . 1 . 1 . L V u , u...... .............. ...----'... OT.aaf.f..' aw. . , - Hotchklsa, C K S03 unamDer com .....a-h wiph ina let, rnone Main ifenr A Son. C K 260 Stark. M-2666 A-RJ34 V.VUlt' e"fIr,r,nton, V .Tr" .;.v.;o:',u; pron,pt attention. & tm: imwuivi oij vu ! -"v. res, to. nil, j. u. rmoiey, msnager. T.v.eftnent IV On.rkenhti.nl... 144 Rtark M-IT1 A-2371 If BN1WSULAB. U.X.rH.t.Ba 4 UAUUAU tr.ln.t m V,wAfmM rA . . t Q If a m IT Inn Rldf . M.1177 International Investment Co 209-10-11 Macleay Bldf . .. M-6S6I A-4667 I OREGON TRANSFER CO.,' lit N. Tlt Jackson A Oeerbif. jaooDs-cttina uo.. 41 Rtark 14 Fifth M-esca A-ian (Belle Crest. Berkeley. Dover) Main 69. Heavy haulinr and atoraas. M.til 1 1 . ...I . .. r , i g - .. . - i .li i INDEPENDENT UAGUAUE & IKAffS KlUfngaworth, W. M 223 Chamber of Com Knapp A Mackev 7 Chamber of Commerce Keasey tc Co . K. (Heights property; oriice on iteignts.. fer Co. Storage 324 Stark. Main 407 I W. M. JOHNSON. TRANSFER AND EX- M.4RK7 I press. 21 Union ave. Kaa 4441. H-looi A A M-2010 riANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED, .A11674 Coagrove Bros.. 306 let at Main 2216 Lamont ft Harris. 306-7 Swetland Bldf. ...M-J039I WHOLESALE JOUHERS a i McCnsker. Thomaa 206 Couch Bldf... Mall A Von Borstal ....104 Second Moore - Investment Co 313 U Washington. Mathews A Co.. A. E 209-10 Couch Bldg Morehouse-Wei at Co 420 Lumber Exchange.. McCallum A Gregg 221 Chamber of Com... .M-7C4B l vc a niTVBT a- rn A ? S'liV, DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS POKTLANIJ. imt-LiOIM. FARRELL, PRODUCE ...A A M-2707 M-R221 .M-82S4 A-6041 M-7020 Oreron Real Katate Co. The Third M-1707 O'DonnelL J. F. 23 Stark A-2661. M-4561 KVERDINO A and commission merchants, 140 Front st, Portland. Or. Phone Main 179. MANUFAC- .;-..... ralmer. It P 202 Rothchlld Bldg.. ParkhuraL A. L. (Parkhurst Add'n) . 425 Lumber Exchange. rarrlsh. Watklns A Ca 260 Alder M-1644 Portland Business Agency 148 Fifth M-2798 Portland Real Estate Agency z BtarK A-6148 Porter, J. Frank.... 607 Commercial Bldg A A M-I626 rarrlsh A Co.. C L Ill Marquam Bldg M. 8222; A. 4661 OREGON FURNITURE turlng Co. Manufacturers or lurnt- ture for the trade. Portland. Or. ...M-66J1 I VA DHAMS A CO., WHOLSESALE ORO- nun manufacturers and commla.lon merchants. 4th and Oak sts. ALLEN & LEWIS. COMMISSION AND produce merchant.. Front and Davis ets., Portland, Or Ralston A Co.. Richardson, A. J Radium Realty Co.. .M-7168 M-2767 South Portland Helehts 412 Commonwealth Bldg M-646!. Or. .263 RusaelL Alblna E-1137 C-1390 WHOLESALE CROCKER V AND GLASS- ware. Praei. Hegeie & to., Portland, CHOPS OFF THE HID THAT OFFEHDED HIM Uses Hatchet Upon Member With Which He Struck His Father. Portohester, N. T., Feb. 4. Following the biblical admonition. "If thy right hand offend thee, cut It off," Rains- ford Ferries, a well-known resident of Portcbester. went Into his cellar today and nearly severed his right hand at the wrist with a hatchet Upon his recovery he will be com mitted to the Poughkeepale insane asy lum. Physicians who have examined him say that be Is suffering from In sanity caused by religious mania. Several years ago Ferries had an al tercation with his father and struck him with his fiat. He was afterward nixed with remorse, and began brooding and reading the Bible, several times n has attempted to do Doony nam. This watch was 'kept by the Atlanta Constitution, which did not favor pro hibition, and that paper's testimony 'a believed to be unbiased. ' In a special story the Constitution ad mlts that the elimination of whiskey has "worked a revolution In the city's woret quarter, and as la almost Invariably the case, the police reoords show that the publlo la actually saving money by the operation of the "dry" statute. In Atlanta, on January 4, 107, when the high license lew was In affect, there were 63 police cases. 12 of which were connected with drunkenness. - -j On January 4, 1908, Just eight days after the dry law went into effect there were just 17 police vases In Atlanta, not one being for drunkenness, ' . These facta will be uaed In arguments being brought to bear on eongress for legislation to make the Dletrlct of Co lumbia dry and to forbid such Inter state commerce which will dump "origi nal package" liquor Into prohibition ter ritory. , The brewers are already busy la the Washington lobbies, and they have gone no far as to write to members of eon gress demanding that federal appropria tions be withheld from tboae atates where prohibition la tn force.. TRAINS, THW DRUBS 1 ITER HUBBY IN COURT Deserted Wife) , TaJkea Conn) - In : rbjalcal Culture to ranch , , Her SpptiM. . : himself, but his family., has been restrained by IIQU0R NOW BARRED FROM EIGHTY CITIES MIc-htT Anti-Saloon Movement Strikes Every Section of the Country. Steele A Co.. a N 110 Second 4 A A M-2660 Swensson A Co.. A. F. Z63tt Washington A & M-3065 Fchnlkv George D 264 Stark M-892 A-2392 Sharkey A Co., John P Sixth and Washington M-660 A-2637 Schaefcr, George J j.- 117 Chamber of Com M-6816 A-3583 . , r (Coos Bay next) LEW1S-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY Co., barbere' auppllea, barbers' furni ture, barbers' chairs. 10th andy Morrleon. THE GRATON A KNIGHT -'MFG. CO.. oak tanners, leather belting manufac turers. Portland. Or.. 61 let at. BATES-WIGHT CO , CALENDARS, Ai Ppler, J. E. 1031 Union Av.N.(Hlghl'd) , p pan ton uo., ine..... x.u star Stevenson-Brown Co 311 Buchanan Bldg Stewart Waldo. 7 211 Commercial Bldf Hphlnx Agency xn unamDer or (Jora . Star ReaL Estate Ca Turner, George W Thompson A Swan (Vancouver.Wn.) . Thompson A Ogden WlThnr. ft. it... , nn . . 0 1 ft Btmwlr V Dili, A. JU, ...................... . v D.HIM. .. Wells A Co.. J. L 806 Chamber of , Com ..... . -Walling. Q. E 243 Stark ., 170 Third. . 803 Washington .. ..306 Swetland Bldg.. . 848 Mississippi Ave. ,110 Second. .Woodl'n 83 ... M-2828 ... M-1290 ... .M-1606 ....M-6088 ....M-3276 verttalng novelties. 160 6th st TRANSPORTATION "' ST. JOHNS. Downey A Co 108 Jersey Klnf A Olllmoro ejr. Rogers. D. C 108 Jersey Smith. L. H Burlington . . Wolrott O. P 401 B. Jersey COOS BAY LINE The steamship BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday at 8 p. from Oak street dock, I or Bonn sua, waxen field and Coos Bay points. -Freight re ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing. Passenger fare, flret claas. 810: second . a,,, w AURA fl lU.IUUllif, i I i Inqufre city ticket office. Third and ...AX X A-iye I w-hlna-tnn .treat., or Oak .treat dock. Pac. 2667 , M-3039 . .Woodlawn 203 ...A A M-2660 A-2S61 M-4661 Chicago, Feb. t, Under the atrong tide of prohibition, which has so lm - . I A I pressiveiy aemonstraiea us power m outhern states, the "dry" area tn America haa been doubled In the laat 13 months. Eighty cities In 17 states are now en forelnr prohibition laws on their 200.000 inhabitants, and of these 80 iinl.-lnalltlp. 13 "went drv in mur. Some come under aeneral prohibition atutea. as the Georgia cities, but many of them have voted dry under the pro visions of a local option law. - Additions to the list of dry cities aur- g 1907 include: AiaDama. Anninion, ti i I nl, . m Ll,,n.,ltlA ICrtV. i ! Mnnt. gomerv and Selma; California. Berkeley; eorgia. Aniens, yiunnia, aukuho, runswlck, Columbia, Macon and 6a- nnah; Illinois, Champaign. jacKson- llle. Urbana: Indian Territory, Durant Muakocee, Tulsa Wagnner; Maesachu- tts. Haverhill. Lynn. Worcester; Mortn arollna. Aahevllle. Ralelsh; Ohio, Fast Liverpool; Oklahoma, Guthrie, Oklahoma ity, bnawnee, jnio; tenneasee, larna lll:, Jackson, Knoxvllle; Vermont, urllngton. Particular watch has been kept on tlanta to discover Just how the much- Iscuaeed Georgia law operates there. mm Bit .Bad a aad la CGeeWo Tomorrow (Mondar will noaltlTelr be the last day for discount on west side gns bills. Portland Gaa company. Chicago, Feb. 4. Having been deeert td by her husband, Henry Kracke, his l-rear-old wife, Mary, resolved to pun i.h bim in her own war. She first took .1 mniith.' course In a physical .train ing school to develop her muscle. Then she had her husband arrested on ,the charfe of abandonment - .1 ' She met him In court yesterday and proceeded to put her physical culture education Into practice by giving him a eound drubbing In the preeence of the astonished judge. , ' Then, after the young wife 'had knocked her husband down and beat him until aha was breathless, the Judge recovered from hla astonishment and fined her 31 ana costs, jailing to pay It, she was Bent to JalL -- "I oufht to have waited untn X wee outside the court," aha said. - Y CHICHESTER'S PILLS ii'wi y"r vniiiM Mr a Pllle U K4 4 it .14 iRmiuAlJ totm, MAd vita klue Ribbon V biAlIoNB naiNB piiXa, sal kMe M Baa. awt, Aln aUble soutynGisnEvtimniEiiE rx TOD BLOOD ',-tltt I fnlimhln IDIaiake ,eoniev ..Union 4063 I vuiuiumuiv. V ' .E-6184 BANKS. 1RST N-TIONAX. BANK. Portland. Oregon. XV CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. 11,600,000. . ' NO 1NTERE8T PAID ON ACCOUNTS. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, OREGON. 1 Northwest Corner Third and Oak Streets. Transacts a General Banking Business. DRAFTS ISSUED Available In All Cities of the United 8tatea and Europe, Hongkong and Manila. Collections made on Favorable Terms. .preeldent. J. C A1NSWORTH I Cashier R, W. BCHMEER .Vice-President R. LEA BARNES Assistant Cashier w. A. HOLT Assistant Cashier A. M. WRIGHT LADD A TiLTON, BANKERS Portland, Oregon. Established 1869. W. M. LADD. C E. LAUD. J. W. LADD. Traneact a General Bankinf Business. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Savings books issued on eavlngs deposits. Interest paid on time deposits. p iiJfi BANK OF CALIFORNIA EBiabUehe: 1864. Head office, San Francisco. I Capital paid up $4,000,000 (Surplus and undivided profits 310,163 (73 General Banking and Exchange Business Transacted. Interest on Time Deposits. BAVixsuo Lir.rAnnui.il x atoudu my oe opened or 110 and ud- SnS. R. MACKEA KEOI7Z.ATOB UJTB STEASCBSS, Daily service between Portland and The Dalles, except Sunday, leaving Portland at T a. tn- arriving about I p. m., carrying ireignt ana passengers. Snlendld accommodations for outfits and livestock. Dpck foot of Alder at, Portland; foot ef Court at. The Dallea. Phone Maia 14. Portland. OtiJteBvsfy. ifrteJbrsi. BVM6 KHOWB7 TO WA1U Tarrsat'e Extraot et Onbebe sad Oepalba ia I CAPSULES J goaorraoee. fleet, whitee. ete. Ky te take, eoeraieat to earry. Fiiw VMrs soooeMfal ne Prioe 91, a Rowe A Martin's, 8S1 Wash ington at, Portland, Or.: or by mall from The Tarrant Co., 44 Hudson il, . New York. Portland Branch Chamber of Commerce Building. Man&gyr i. T. BURTCHAELL. . .Ass't Manager ERCHANTB' NATIONAL BANK Portland, Oregon. J. K KAXvii. WAioufl...rteiutiii I xv a iiuftUAM ..Vice-President R. W. HOtT .CasU.erl UEOROK W HOT Ass t Casnler B. U. tAii.ni.iu owunu Asvisiant casnier. Transacts a General Banking Business. Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. Available to All Parts of the World. Collections a Specialty. TRUST COMPANIES. 1' SJDCURITT SAVINGS A TtUST CO 266 Morrison Street, Portland. Oregon. Transacts a General Banking Business SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Inter est allowed on Time and Savings Accounts. Acts as Trustee for Estates. ' - Drafts and Letters of Credit Available on All Parts of the World. C.'; F. ADAMS President U A. LEWIS First Vice-President jL 1a MILLS. . . .Second Vice-President R. C JUB1TU aecreUtrv 'A. . GEO. E. RUSSELL Aasiatant Secretary "ry PQNDS AND INVESTMENTS. ORRIS BROTHERS, Chamber of Commerce Building, ill Municipal. Railroad and Pu blic Service Corporation Bonds. TvOWNING-HOPKINS COMPANY Established 1882 BROKERS. D STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN Bought and Sold for Cash and on Margin. VHrats Wires. Rooms 201 to 204 Couch Bldg. Phones: M-336; A-2237. GRAND CENTRAL STATION TIME CARD. Southern Pacific. ARRIVING PORTLAND. Oregon Express ,, 7.66 . m LEAVTNG PORTLAND!, Roeebarg Passenger J. 15 a. m. Cottage Grove Passenger. .4:16 p. n. California Expre ...... 7:46 p. m, to Franclacp Express. . . .12.00 night. . t WEST SIDE. Corvallia Passenger ...... 7:00 a. m. Sheridan Passenger 4:10 p. m. Forest Grove Passenger... 11:00 a. to. Forest Grove A-aaouot. .. v .Kj,,co. l:6t a. J" tn.aonger. .11:30 a. m. Roseburg Passenger 6:30 p m. Portland Express .!!lLl6 p S WEST SIDE. Corvallia Paesenger 8:36 p. m. V'nr,.l P.m.. P .JL.l'l ' ' ' 1 X 'f" In- POR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills. The beat and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER IODS. Cure the most obstin ate cases in 3 to 10 daya Price 32 per box or three boxes 35.00. Sold by druggists everywhere. Address T. J. PIERCE. 181 First st.. Portland. Or. The Wen.2aw tellable CHINESE Eeet ea4 JUrl I DOCTOR IHe stady at reeta aa . that tedy dlworerea aad la BlTtaa la tbe world kU woederfnl reawdlea. NO ktEttOUXY. P01SONB OK DKU08 TJilTD HE CORES WITHOUT OPtKATlOW. OS WITHOUT TH5 AfQ Of A KHITX. Re roeatM te ear Cetarrte. Aitbaa. tea-. Throat Hb-mit1ia .Nerreanteet Rermie nehlllte, fltnaieefe. fiver. Kldacy Trnnhlee; elm Tst MnBW, ra)ile Week em aad All Ftlvare IMAeaeea. A SURE CANCER CURE oat ateeelrei tnm Peknif, Chiaa safe, ton sad 3telUble. ir XOD lit! AFFLICTED. POITT DKLA1. DELAY! ABB DANGEBOUI. If res eaaaet ran. write for araiBteei blaak aad etrenlar. Iaekee 4 eeats la etaase. CONSULTATION FREE IHX 0, OES WO CU1XESX M110UX 60. lest rtrst St., Oar. Atoizleoa. Itatlaad.. Oreeoa. rieeae aleaUes Xhto MORPHINE and otner drug naoiie are positively cured l A. For ny podermie or Internal nse. naoituejey l.'roa per bottle ill in plain wrap' HABITINA. Sample sent to any dru mall, jtegular pr rdmffirlRtnr hTm.ll in nl&ln wrmnnee lla Ckcmlcal Co- St Loola. Ha fei sale h Iklemere Sroe Oe. 1U Thfaa IU rertlaad. Ornea. 35T1 MEN TREATED A IN D CURED BEST SEKVICE! LOWEST CHARGES 1 CtTBUS OVAMAJtVBBD Who are afflicted with NERVOUS DEBILITY, or Failing Strength, commonly called "LOST MANHOOD," Exhausting Drains, Pimples, Lame Back, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, Highly Colored Urine, lmpotency, Despondency, Fail lnjr Memory, Loss of Ambition, Mental Worry, results of ex cess and overwork; Plies, Fistula and Hydrocele or other weakness, which absolutely unfit them for Study, Business, Pleasure or Marriage. Wo cure, no pay. Blood poison, contracted or hereditary,' Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Bores, Swellings, Discharges, Gonor rhoea, Gleet, stricture, Enlarged Prostate and Hydrocele. Hon est dealings. Successful and Conscientious service, Reasonable Charges. Call or write DB. T. J. PXEHOB, 181 First St., Portland, Or. I DON'T PATCH UP ELECTRICITY WITH ABSORPTION Never Falls to Cufe properly applied direct to the dis eased parts, with the use of my Vlforal Abaorbent Pad for people, acts Ilka maglo In bulldlnf up and strengthening organs weakened and wasted by disease This New Sys tem Treatment strikes deep at the true seat of the disease, giving quick and lasting results. This form of treatment acts hand in hand with nature. By meaha of It I cured over 6,000 people last year, and over 1,000 of them had failed to receive a cure elsewhere. What I have dona for others I can do for you. , . POISON I CURE FOR LIFE IT. WILL PAY V0U TO CALL AND CONSULT ME before placing your case elsewhere and learn all about our New Syatem Treat ment for weak, diseased people. I ee- , peclally Invite those who have been un- auceea.ruuy treated elsewhere. Mr rirst thought Is to discover the cause of your disease, my second to ascertain If cure Is possible, and. If ao, the quick est and best methods of curing you, and then to figure the lowest possible Srlce for you. The freak volume of my uslnesB enablea me to place my serv ices within the reach of the poor as well as the rich at a moderate price. Satisfactory ararngements can always be made as to terms. Payments may be made by the call, week, month, as benefited, when cured or deposit your money. I am well aware many persona have grown skeptical because they have pair out their hard-earned dollars and failed to be cured. I ask you to run no risk, for I will cure you It I pronounce our case eurable and guarantee a euro. Hence. I am willing to give eeourlty. Such security was never before offered by any one. I Will Do More for You in Five Days Than Other Doctors in 25 Obstructions, from 36 to $15 Varicocele, from $10 to $26 Hydrocele, from $10 to $60 Nervous Diseases, from ...35 to $20 Wasting, from $7.60 to $10 Ecsema, from $10 to $30 Bladder Ailments, from $6 to $13.60 Kidney Ailments, from ...$10 to 130 Prostate Ailments, from ...$S to $16 Uloers, from IB to fll Blood Poison, from 110 to $30 Palling Hair, from $6 to $10 Pimples, from $7.50 to $15 I Do Not Treat All Diseases, But I Cure All I Treat NERVOUS DISEASES cured In a few weeks. Improvement from the start. If you suffer from loss of energy, feel tlied when you arlsn In the morning, lame back, diz ziness, spots before the eyes, and feel you are not the person you once were, we will cure you for life. ELECTRICITY Properly applied with Absorbent treatment gives vigor, revitalizes the nerves when exhausted from over work or worry. It cures nervous and general debility, lose of ambition, lame back, difficulty In concentrat ing your thoughts and the whole train of symptoms that result from the above causes. If your system has been overtaxed from any cause seek Nature's own Elixir of Life and be made strong again. ADVICE AX WATS PXBB. sad ma particulars of your ease at onoe If yon cannot oaU. medicines from 91.60 to 9&60 a course. Daily Hours i a. m. to p. m. Sunday Hours I 10 a. m. to X p. am. FREE ADVICE GIVEN IN ALL STUBBORN CASES TO ATTBHDZHO PHTSICIAHS AID HUMES any morning between the hoars of t and 10 o'clock. I ADVZBTISB WHAT I DO AHD DO WHAT X A9YXBTXSH I Really Have the Largest Practice in the World If this is not true Z will cure yon without charge. I Really Have the Best Equipped Offices in the World Xf this is not trne X will farnlsk you my services PBEB of charge I DONT ACCEPT INCURABLE CASES POBT1VAVD PEOPXB HHOW SO WELL OP XT ABIX.XTT THAT THEY ABB PXX.X.XHO MT Of PXOES BT THB BOOKS. CAU EAJtlaY TO AVOID BUSH, VARICOCELE Cured by Absorption: no pain. The enlarged veins are due to mumps, bicycle or horseback riding, disease, etc. In time It weakens a person mentally as well as physically.. We will cure you for life or make no charfe. HYDROCELE Cured by absorption; no pain, no loss of time. Why suffer longer when you can be cured in a few hours at a moderate cost? Call and consult me at once, and I will convlnee you of the superiority of our New Sys tem Treatment over any other method. BLOOD POISON Overcome In SO days or no pay. Symptoms overcome in 7 to 11 daya without chemicals or poisons. If v suffering from ulcers, sore mouth or throat, bone pains, come and I will drive the poison from your blood forever by my New System Treat ment. OOHSUXTATXOH PBEB Write for advloe today If yon can not call, seat free la plain sealed let ter. Medicines front $1.60 to 9&M a course. THE OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE BEPABATB PABLOB8 EVXBTTBX6TG) SBOHST 2 91 & Morrison St. Portland,' Or. HO HAKES USED fakflSB CIALIST " . . . . v . aoociigor .. a:ou a. in. Forest Grove Passenger... a-sn ... w r . w-v eiicnuu ourcei avcaiwu Portland to Dallas 7:40 a. m. II pa lias to Portland 10.16 . m. PoruSSd ll Dal!- 4:16 l i1.1" ...... 6:60 pt S Oswego-PorUand suburban Leaving Portland at 6:30 a. m., hourly trains during morning and afternoon. Last train leaves depot for Oswego at 11:30 Northern Pacific Taeoma and Seattle Exp... 8:30 a.m. North Coast & Chicago Llm. 2:00 p. m. Overland Express 11:4a p. m. North Coast Limited Portland Express . . , Overland Kxpresa . . , 7:00 a. m. ..... 4:16 p. hi. 8:15 p. m. WE CURE MEN Oregon Kailroad & Navigation Company. Pendleton Passenger ..... Chicago-Portland Special. Spokane Flyer- ........... Kan. City & ChL Exp..., 7:16 8:30 8:15 6:00 m. in. m. tn. . . a. .nil nta mA m i jtrnwum -v i Astoria Express ..... Astoria & Columbia River. Spokane Flyer 8:00 a. m. Chi., Kan. City & Port Exp! 46 nt Chicago-Portland Special . l:lo p. nt Portland Passenger 6:18 o. to. 1:00 a. m. 6:00 p. m. i - , Canadian Pacific Railway Co. C. P. JR.- Boon i-ino, via diuk.b:io p. m. I Via SeaL. Via at Vancouver. 1:U0 p. m. i Astoria & Port. Passenger. 1J.16 p. m. PorUand Kxpes io;o0 S IH'Y Onr Fee $5 to $39 la PUI.I t.-.. y.-m - - , rortJand Ry., Light & Cars Leave Ticket Office and Waiting rjFtoom, First and Aider Streets, For Iirvuun UIiy--.vu . . . r . .1 A.Ct Uresuam, uonnn, ui abu caia. Caxatlero, Kairview and Troutdale 7:80. :S0, U;3 a, BLi 1;3. ;40, : t . A I ".It at m a .-, . fc. , , , Via b.T. 'llLie. p. m. ...m u DCHug 7 a m. Power Co. Ticker Sf95- VA?COTJVER. BLOOD POISON, SKIN DISEASES, SORES, ULCERS, VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, HY DROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, MALE WEAKNESS, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER AND PROSTATE AND ALL DISEASES AND WEAKNESSES PECULIAR TO MEN. Pay Urn When Cured Blood Poison, Varicocele, Lack of Vitality or PRIVATE AILMENT, talk to me about It XKPOXTAHT Many men, no doubt, hesitate to consult me beoause they think on aooonnt of the great reputation X have made that mv ohanres will be so high that my services would be beyond their reach, hence they ro to some inferior specialist or physician, x. wish to assure aU sufferers that my charges are as reasonable as those of any other competent Specialist who possesses the ability to onre yon, so do not treat elsewhere until you have had my opinion of your " case. The best Is nene too rood for any man who Is a sufferer from any on of these diseases to which X have devoted exclusively the toeet years of my life. WHY I TELL flEN WHAT I CAN DO Henry Ward Beecher said: "I am glad the doctor cured my friend. I am glad that the doctor put it In the paper that he could cure him, and if any doctor is sure that ho can cure such a disease and does not put it in the paper, I am sorry. What a pity it would have, been had this doctor, with his wealth of science and experience, left him un cured? What a pity It would .have been If .the afflicted man had been so prefudiced against advertising aa to read the responsible certificate of the doctor and yet give him the fo-byT A reallv able man. whatever may be Ms gifts, makes a great mistake If he falls to uee those gifts through want of advertising." COWSUXTATIOW PBEB. Our office hours are from taw a. m. to 830 p. excepting Sunday from :0O to 13.-0O. Address or call on the ST. LOUIS M-sulRaicAL,D DISPENSARY COSHES SXCOHX) AHD TAVKXX.X, 8TSZZTS, POBTLAHD, OBEOOH. The doctor "thinks." The doctor treats. The doctor relieves the symptoms. A good doctor has some in struments and equipment for all ailments. The specialist KNOWS. The specialist CURES. The specialist goes further and removes the cause. A good specialist has ALL scientific mechanical aids for his specialty. , There can be no comparison between the ability of the ordinary physician and that of the trained and scientific specialist. The former in trying' to explore and conquer the whole field of medicine and surgery, becomes proficient in no particular branch. The latter conscientiously con fines himself to a single class of ills and masters them. I do not scatter my faculties, but I con centrate them on diseases and weaknesses peculiar to the male, . YOU PAY WHEN CURED MY FEE IN ANY UNCOMPLICATED DISEASE MEN'S DISEASES MY SPECIALTY I have treated hundreds of men who hid long suffered a gradual decline of physical and mental en ergy as a result of private ailments and have been interested in noting the marked general improvement that follows a thorough cure of the chief disorder. My success in curing difficult cases of long standing has made me the foremost specialist treating men's diseases. This success is due to several things. It is due to the study I have given my specialty; to my having ascertained the exact nature of men's ailments, and to the original, distinctive and thoroughly scientific methods of treatment I employ. . To, those in doubt as to their true condition who wish to avoid the serious results that may follow neglect, I offer free consultation and advice, either a( my office, or through correspondence. If your case is one of the few that has reached an incurable stage, I will not accept it for treatment, nor will I urge my services upon anyone. I treat curable cases only and cure all cases I treat Weakness So called "weakness" In men Is curable fully curable. It has not been cured by those measures conlmonly employed, for they are methods based upon supposition and not upon fact? Premature news and. loss of "power in men Is due to a chronic state of Inflam mation in the prostate gland, and not to a disordered nervous con dition, as has been supposed. I treat the Inflammation bv a local process that does not fall to ac complish its purpose and with this condition corrected full and complete strength and vigor re turn. STRICTURE My treatment Is absolutely painless and perfect results can be depended . upon In very instance. I do no cutting or dilating whatever. Ihe DK Taylor Co Contracts Disorders Every case of contracted disease I treat is thoroughly cured; my pa tients have no relapses. When I pronounce a case cured there Is not a particle of Infection or inflamma- , tlon remaining and there Is not the slightest danger that the disease -will return in its original form or work Its way Into the general system. No contracted disorder Is so trivial as to warrant uncer . tain methods of treatment, and I especially solicit those cases that other doctors havo been unable to - cure. v - X have the largeet praotlos be oause x ia variably fulfill my prom. . Ises. xy Colored Chart, showing the -male anatomy and affording- aaln erestiigr study In man's diseases free at office, . Varicocele Without, uslnsr knife, ligature or caustic, without pain and without detention from business, I cure Varicocele In one week. If you have sought a cure else where and been disappointed, or if you fear . the harsh methods that most physicians employ in treating this disease, come to me and I .will cure, you soundly and permanently by a gentle and painless method. rjon't delay. Varicocele Jiaa its dangers and brings its disastrous results. If you will call I will be pleased to explain my method of curing. SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON No dangerous minerals to drive ' the virus to the Interior, but harmless,, blood-cleansing reme dies that remove the last poison ous taint Korjss a. to r. r btthdats 10 a, bl to ip.k Cor. 2d& Morrisoii Sts. Private Eiv tranc4,234MorrisonSt.,Portland,Or e4ta4V aVs aaa : - - ..