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via - ' - . . . - I R. f '... ... ::. . . - ' '-J- ' ' I KELLY EXPL OWII RAGE nn-nn fhfimrtion Silences ;;Kew York by Showing Let ter Written to Father. , . oVRentlrther. ha. been a great deal '. . .. . ..ar,i to Dan Kelly. ,v,i jr- ,..., aortnter. who i- MM wonua v......,.. . .r games iinct th.t ii ' u not in shape W,UI 1 "rUa are tb.bowAY.f.j. .La discussing tn pour - Whtl,'rtfc1 I sent to M.h?iir 2 w5k aiur the Jamestown 4haSlf event for which I , t" 'J iu"r Th wwrn weather cam. IJt rur day a' before the meeting and : l waVhoUe.'t night thi nl?CH , nK a'tent,';.1 1 ?5wsht a peach aV ' rood deal about my physical condition the trln and very weak. 1 knew 1 c ouiu vaa fourth among aeven atartera. v - , saa Blck o SU . beaten five feet by the firat 1 Siriona who took third place, wan, and raraona, wnw ; S2S2 E'jHftK beaten the beat man ,10 feet lump .imply on my nerve, aa I had run only a hort distance. . -In the 220 yard dash I ran my neaa " off in the first 160 yards and did not r " ...tK Annnffh to finish. I oia not Vt a Place In my heat In 81 ato I would oonslder this, poor Itime when wnninr at home, and would think any man a dub who could not beat It. "My reat mistake, which wa. re sponsible for my loaln. was Kf south too aoon. All the other . came the day before the meet. The cli mate did noi have time to jet tOf them, and they were in good shape. I was i there In the heavy, humid t2"Pnlre II days. W. should have stayed north and one down the day before but BUI Hay ward (bia trainer) did pot want to pay the eitra railroad fare on account of the 16 day limit and he could not . see that It would make any difference, anyway. In my condition. SOUTHERN LEAGUE 3IEN . 3IEET IN LITTLE ROCK ' . . ., " ' (tTatted Pmi IMd tnre.l Little Kock. Ark, Feb. 11. Satisfied with the past and pleased with the pros ' pect for the future, the magnates of the Southern league rounded up in this city today to conclude all arrangements for the season of 1908. Thia city Is the , homo of Judge W. M. Kavanaugh, presi dent of the league, and he has arranged to give his colleagues a royal time dur ing their two days' visit As there Is little actual business beyond the ar rangement of the schedule to be trans acted the magnates expect to have ample 1 time to enjoy the entertainment pro : gram prepared In their honor. This evening Judge Kavanaugh will entertain hla guests at dinner, which ' wilt be followed by a theatre party. To- . morrow he will take his guests on a trip to Hot Spring, returning to Little Rocs , ii.. .,.iin in lima tn fmvft a hnnuut Most of the visitors will remain over Sunday, on which day they will be taken to the Country club and other points of . . . 1 . . 1 V . I . .3 hIaIhUu 1 interest in unue xw """ - s Portion da Take Two Gaines. ' Two games out' of three were won by the Portland team of the Oregon Bowling league lam. ihsui. van quished plngetters being the Oregons. f'oJlowing was the score: 4'.- OREGONS. ; ' 1st 2nd 3rd To- .' . . fta.me.Game. Game. tal. Av. Atnha l2i. 178 198 6615 187 " tvHr..a 14S 171 169 48S 161 'Mlleen- ....... 127'-184 157 418 139 : Cvmnni ISO 138 190 478 lu9 ' Rarbour 137 199 152 . 488 164 Total 749 814 866 si 'it PORTLANDS: . McMonlea C.i. 159 200 174 633 178 Kelly ........ ia ios onu ii Davlea 188 lt6 14 bua ir.7 Martin... 169 177 189 625 175 'Moore, ... 142 188 144 474 15S ' otal 818 899 834 Onlv On "BEOMO QOTinXE" That 1 LAXATIVE BUOMO QI'IMNE. Look for the ilgnit-jre of B. W. GBOVE. I'ted th WnrM oer to r a iia w um mj- 20c. TEETH EXTRACTED WhenPlales or Bridges Arc Ordered All Work at Half Price for a ; short' time to introduce the ,"tlectro Painless System"1 Full Set, that fit. .... ,$5.00 Gold Crowns. 22-k $3.50 Bridge Teeth. ?2-k; . . .$3.50 Gold Fillings ; . .$1.00 Silver Fillings 50 U Guaranteed for 10 Years. ' Open5 Evenings, j THE ELECTRO DENTAL PARlORS a S03 Washington St, cor. 3th. ." Opposite Olds & King's. 1 .' I--, THE Jx I A ml JD V V a WORLD s ilil .V The first hatcn or aicuraw s 1 : " i nhntotraoh waa taken by a Heam wewi semce bibh rnai JS?E2S. it .how. the young men. who are harlnc their flr.t try in confidently expects a number of them to make good. OLD RIVALS SCRAP TO FINISH TONIGHT Dallas College Will Try to Win Championship From Oregon "Agrics." (Special Dlpitch to Tbe Joaraal.) Corvallis, Or., Feb. II. Tonight tn A. C. armory there will be aa ex citing game of basketball between the O, A. C. and Dallas college teams, to decide the southern division champion ship of tha Stata league. It will ha a fight to the finish, as each team has a great reputation to sustain. During the past season the u. A. team has played eight games, winning six and losing to DalUa by a acoro of 43 to 11. and to the Nome 'Arctlo Brotherhood team, coached by Claude 8wann,.the score being ti o iv. in; game tonight is the closing one of the season. , The team has been strengthened ma terially since its defeat at the hands of the Lauaa live ana mo struggle wlli be a great one. A special train from Dallas will bring 600 rooters for the game. ... , Trainer Heater has developed a splen did team since he assumed charge of the athletic work at u. a. u. The personnel of the team is: Foster. Rooper, Moore, Horton and "Dugan Hooper. TRACES SiKER Fast Amateurs Meet in Co lumbia Club Gymnasium in Boxing Matches. Tommy Tracey's February smoker at the Columbia Athletic club in the Ex position oulldlng, Nineteenth and Wash ington, comes off tonight at 8:30 o'clock, and promises to be the most interesting yet held. Tracey's class has improved wonderfully since the January smoker and will give the patrons a splendid ex hibition. Outside of the local boys an entry from Vancouver barracks has been re ceived in the person of James Donahue, a member of Battery B, Fourth artil lery. The soldier boy will meet Gus Roschcr, one of the cleverest youngsters of the Columbia club. The other amateur four-round events for tonight are as follows: BUI Bundy vs. Mick McCarthy, at 125 pounds; Lou Madden vs. Dan 8ulllvan. at 140 pounds; Bob Wheatly vs. Lou Young, at 13S pounds, and Frank Sax vs. Young Nelson, at 146 pounds. OREGON SENIORS MAY BE OUT 0E RELAY RACE (Special OUpatcb to Tbe Journal.) University of Oregon, Eugene, Feb. 21. In all probability only three teams will enter the inter-class relay meet, aa the seniors have not been able to organ ize a team as yet Captain Kuykendall is still trying, however, and may nava his men reudy by Saturday. A great deal of Interest has been aroused over the race and rivalry is t it fin nanAr tbn aoohomore team looks slightly stronger, but both the freshmen and juniors have some last men- ... , captain; George Sullivan, Bond, Wood and Platts. Sophomore Lowell, cap Th. toamfl Will DO: JUIHUIB t:iui tain; Dodson, Jamieson, iwaeu uu n !. u'ii!iiim Freshmen May. cap tain; Downs, Seivers, Hoover and Moon or Johnson. If the seniors enter they will be: Kuykendall, captain, MnnrPH Swift. Frank Sullivan and The winning team will receive a cup an each member will receive a beau tiful gold medal. This Day inXnort Annals. ibi Arthur m. Wood, famous crick eter who played many years in America, born in Derbyshire, England. 1889 At Lexington. Kentucky: Bell Boy, trotter, sold at auction for 51, nnn i'sii TTniversltv of Pennsylvania adopted new rules for the government of athletics. . 1898 At iangtry, lexaa; nuou Fitzslmmons knocked out reter juaner In first round. ' jSOO At New lora: xerry mcuuTBrn and George Dixon engaged in uiree- round exiiiwiion ooui. 1907 Jockev Miller finished first on five mounts at Oakland. Rosebnrg Wins Championship, r (Special Dlnpatch to Tbe JournaL) pnathnrr. Or.. Feb i.r-In the last game of basketball to be played this season by the Western Oregon Inter scholastic league Robeburg High school won the pennant Dv aeieaung me ai bnnv Hiish school. The score at the end of the flrst half was 26 to in favor of Roeeburg. In the last nair Kose bnrg scored 30 points, while Albany scorea 12, making a lotai or 00 10 10. Some of Roseburg's team work was super o. The girls' teams will nlnv tomorrow nighU Alblna Team on Trip. fc.Tihiie.rack Albfn Athletic club bas--iL1 Tm wJLl lesv March 1 for a TL.Jlxlpti,s valley, meeting such Yli ?feab5n H'kH achooli lonnt A-fi. 2"eKi'.Chemaw Indians and Dallas second team. - The- Dlavera wha n" the trip are: Sweeney and Vndlne,- -forwards: Phillips. center; Franxke, Springer and Vinson, guards. f Of! BOARDS TONIGHT : nrnnw DAILY ' 10URNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY ' or K .... i Tnu training rronnda the Dat week. The "" ....... V a TO Mil! Basketball Managers Forced to Let Murphy Go Play One More Game. (Special DUpttch to Tbe Journal.) University of Oregon, Eugene, Feb. I L Except for the game with a team from Muscatine, Iowa. February 28, the basketball season for the University of Oregon Is over. On account of lack of money Manager Nelson was com pelled to dispense with the services of Coach Murphy and for the next two weeks the team will practice under tn-a leadership of Captain Hathaway. Wblls thia will handicap the team to some ex tent Murphy has the team in good shape and they will be in good condition for the game. The loss of the Multnomah club game which was to have been played here Sat urday night is a keen disappointment to the students, as It was expected that Oregon would retrieve its defeat by Multnomah last Saturday night. Through a mistake the Eugene Hlgn school obtained the Armory for next Saturday evening so the game was called off. Multnomah wished to post pone it anyway, as they are to play the Portland Y. M. C. A. team Monday even ing, but another date could not be ar ranged so the game was given up. Coach Murphy was greatly hampered by lack of proper training quarters ana other inconveniences and consequently the team has been handicapped to a freat extent and could not show us ull strength. ' ' Practically all the games lost on the northern trip were lost by small mar gins. . . The work of Coach Murphy has been very satisfactory and the team, as a whole, has improved wonderfully under his guidance, wun Murpny a next vear Oregon should have one or the swiftest teams in the northwest. There will be three of the best men to graduate this year, Captain Hathaway, Van Scoy and Ramp but abundant ma terial will be left from which to select the 1908 tearn Tur of War March 8. March 8 has been set as the date for the first tug of war tournament among the various Dusiness nuuw., unions' and societies In Portland. The .u.iim. mf.rM flenree Lewis, was unanimously elected laat night to act with the other referees, Anderson and Hawklnson. In conducting the tourna ment. The next meeting of the tug of war men will be neia ai me nun" Portland hotel Sunday afternoon at 2 0 clock. Fights Scheduled for Tonight. v Pnu XrntrA Wire.) Freddie Welsh vs. Packey McFarland, fleorre Herberts vs. Steve Kinney, eight rounds, at Milwaukee. Willie Fltsgerald vs. Jim Bonner, 15 rounds, in Keaaing, rennnyivaum. " Joe Thomas vs. Al Nell, at Bakers field, California, yCalle off.) Newark Automobile Show. (Doited Piw I.1 Wire.) xr-uarir K J.. Feb. 21. An automo bile show opened at Electric Park to day under the Joint auspices of the New Jersey Automobile and Motor club and the New jersey Auramoum 1 1 ue association. More than 25 automobile manufacturers are represented at the show, which is to continue for one week. Schaefer Still Ahead. Ilnll-il Preta Leased Wire.) Philadelphia, Feb. 21 Jake Schaefer won last night from Albert Cutler in the fourth R-ame or tno i.&uj point is.i uam lino hllllnrd match. Schaefer made 300 to 220 for his opponent. Schaefer now has a total of 1,200 to 1,100 for Cutler. New Woman Champion. rnnlted Presi Iated Wire.) Cincinnati, Feb. 21. Mrs. Gertrude Hull, a Cincinnati girl, won the cham pionship of the world last night by bowling 632. Miss Bertie Kern or St. Louis was second with 609. The Van couver. British Columbia five finished third In the five men shift last night. W. O. W. Athletic Program. Following are the athletic numbers on the Woodmen of the World smoker Srogram tonight: Boxing contest, eorge Hawley vs. Henry Neicken; wrestling match, E. Smith vs. Win Percy; boxing contest, O. Dranga vs. Billy Miller. TUITION RAISE AT OLD WILLAMETTE (Bceclal Dlipttch to Tbe Journal.) ci, nr Foh 21. Rates of tuition at wiiln'mntle university will probably ha raised at me annual maeuui u iuk trnateo next June. . This action was nraeticallv decided upon by some, of h. momho'r'H of the board at their meetinir In the Willamette hotel in this city Tuesday afternoon. While no def inite scale of advances has been adopt ed it Is expected that at least two of the departments will be so affected. These are the preparatory scnooi ana the college of liberal arts. The tuition rate for the former, which Is now $36, will probably bs raised to f 45 or 50, while the charge for the course in the college of liberal arts, It is ex- rected, will be increased from J46 to 80. - ;-.. ,. :.;;) " Fee Case in Supreme Court. :j (Special Dtapatch to, Tbe Journal.) Salem, Or., Feb. 21. A fee case that will Interest all lawyers was submitted In argument before the supreme court yesterday afternoon, in which W. H. Holmes and Webster Holmes sue Oscar Cole for a fee on contract for f 1,000. On - a . writ of review from County Judge 'Scott, Judge . Galloway decided against tbe big fee and an appeal was taken to the supreme court, . y ; s; i oni mle COACH i'; Ring Field . "Track Diamond THE, D 1 .m,h m pft(, '.which which took - ' " a big league company, McGraw ' KUNI HOIIEY STILL Bettors Figure That Ketchel Will Be Two to One Favorite. (United Press Leased Wire.) San Francisco, Feb. 21. In a vain en deavor to tempt the Sullivan money from Its hiddlng. betting figures tool? another tumble and Ketchel is quoted as a 10 to 6K favorite. Even at that price there was no wild rush to get aboard the twin, and It was freely ad mitted that the price Vlll go to 10 to 6. Whether It will eventually drop to t to 1, tn has been predicted in certain circles, remains to be seen. "If there is no Sullivan money In sight by tonight," said a well-known betting commissioner. "I guess we'll have to admit that tbe price will be 2 to 1. It's hard to say where the Sullivan backing is. So far there haan't been much money, but It .nay come with a rush." The strange part of it all is that whlla the Ketchel people are willing to bet at 10 to 6 on the general result, they do not want even money on 20 rounds. Apparently if Ketchel can win. his strength should enable him to win in short order, but neither the fighter nor his friends are betting that way. When the men enter the ring there will probably be a difference of six or more pounds in their weight Mike Twin will hardly fight above the ISO mark, and probably will be a trifle be low. Ketchel will scale well up to 151 after he has made the necessary weight of 164 pounds in the forentxm. Mike Twin Sullivan laid off yesterday and took an excursion to San Quentln with a party of friends. He was es corted through the penitentiary and saw the various points of Interest. Upon his return, which was early In the aft ernoon, Mike did some shadow boxing. Today will be a fairly quiet one with him. Ketchel contented himself with road work. He weighed 153 yesterday, and if he is below weight this morning, will have an absolute day of rest, as he wants to be fully up to 164 pounds when he fights. SUPREME COURT SETS v LOCKS CASE DATE (Special Dlapateh to Tbe Journal.) Salem. Or.. Feb. 21. The supreme .court has set March 11 as the date for the hearing of the arguments in the case of the state against the Portland Electric company to compel an account ing on the part of the company to show how much is due the state on the 10 per cent agreement entered Into at the time the state put $200,000 Into the canal and lock project at Oregon City. After argument the supreme court will also decide whether or not the state Is entitled to recover the $200,000 if the bill now before con gress for the purchase of the canal Is passed. SWIFT RELIEF FOR NEEDY OF ABERDEEN (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Aberdeen, Wash., Feb. 21. The As sociated Charities has completed a per manent organisation. A committee was appointed to look into the plan of is suing tickets to those soliciting aid instead. of giving them money. These tickets will be issued by the associa tion and bought by the charitably in- IN IIIDIHG HAVE THE LARGEST PRACTICE IN PORTLAND Everybody in the City Knows This to Be the Case. MY NEW SYSTEM NEVER FAILS To Prove This, for I Z Tarioooele, from . . , . ., . , f 10 to Hydrooele, f rom !it0 Nervous Debility, from . . j $B to wasting, from $7.fi0 to I2S 60 20 10 10 15 discharges, . from .$5 to Uloers, from .$? to Any man who wants to be cured nowthat I have offered my services at such LOW PRICES has no excuse for Buffering another day. I don't care who has failed, it you come to me I will CUKE you of any of the above named ailments or not charge you one penny for my services. Don't give un before seeing me. Remember, these prices may stop any day. Call and see me If you can. - write today for particulars if you cannot calL Medi-. clnes are from $1.80 to $6.60 a course. BAXX.T H0TO3, 9 TO 8. COXSV&TATXOjT RES. STTHBATS, 10 TO 1. OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE - BEPAJLATB PABLOXB EVENING. FEBRUARY 21. - dined and will be honored by the as sociation when presented. i h. nrarantxatlon intends to see that no one shall so to bed hungry; that In case of sickness medical aid shall be furnished, and that red tape shall not Interfere with relief. The. desti tute need not wait for Investigation I before being " helped. r Not a cent or -til. .... .... I.I I. mm iH.mh.l-.hln TMfl or donated will . go aa salary, as all of the officers donate their service. ('. 't'i " Colonial Masoueraile. . Tomorrow night the big- colonial and hard times masquerade at the Oaks rink.' Parents should take -the little ones to see this grand display of colo nial and patriotic costumes. . Like a circus, the old take the young and en joy It thewiselves. Six elegant Prises for costumes, also a door, prtse. Every thing is now in readiness for this big masquerade Oaks rink tomorrow night CUZOTOMrXA XOTZZJa. mar nr iav xrycxsoo to HOTCINAVEE 44 a at Cor. Btersasoa, , Srsat - , ; ,. . Market.. -,. Rooms' single snd en suite with or without hatha Prices, $1.00 a day up. Telephone, hot and cola water; elevator service all night. Mrs. H.Hycr.Prop. (Formerly Geary and Mason Bts.) ; T him aalna fiaasaiets. I bad bat BlexiOD. pimples on my ica, aaa mj y ItCMUd aa It should have been. Now I up entirely wall, and the pimplea have a 1 1 disappear from mi (sea. I ran truthfully say that Uaararau are jna MadTarti!Ib.v.ukenonlrtwonl Pleaaatit. Pslatabla, Pen, Taa Gwa Do go NTr Htekaa, Waakan or Orip Me. ae,Ua. Me aold la bulk Tha gaaalna Ublai iUn4 0 0' 6arant4 to fare or joor money back BterUog Remedy Co., Chicago or N.T. AMMUAL SALE, TEH E3ILU0H EOXE f OR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's C o m p o u n d Savin and Cotton Boot "Fills. The best and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER tAna fur- th mn-t nbntin. a.M In .1 In 1A Amvm Prlc tl per box or three boxes $5.00. Sold by aruggisis everywnere. auqiwi j.. . PIKKCIS. 181 f irst St. roruanu, ur. HOEFHINE and other drag habits are positively eared by HAB1T1MA. cor nypoaermie or internal use. tt sale fey kidmere Drag Oe, let XUrs U rortlaad. Orecoa. a Short Time Only i win Give One-Half Price Don't Miss It MY SPECIALITIES VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, ECZE MA, OBSTRUCTIONS, BLOOD POISON, ORCHITIS, PIMPLES, ULCERS, KIDNEY, BLADDER AND ALL PROS TATIC AILMENTS, YIELD READILY TO MY METHOD. DO NOT ACCEPT I1N- CURABLB CASES Can Be Sees Only at 991 M Morrison St. X Lead All Others Follow , Blood Poison, from...... $10 to $30 Pimples, from $7.60 to $16 Eosema, from $10 to $30 Bladder Ailments, from. $5 to $12.60 Kidney Ailments. . from .. .110 to 130 Prostate Ailments, from.,, .S to $1S POS PBXVAOY. ta MaiTi-M m ffpSFS Best Tor ff lU-y The Bowels, mm0 Bsmple sent to any drug haDituey YT0 mail. Regular prfce $2.00 per bottle at rpnr drurglst or by mall in plain wrapper, Oal-a Chemical Co.. St Lonla. Me 1808. a-laM r ITT l TITl at aal laiaBSS aai als MM irs--tl iffil T 11 DON'T FAIL TO READ THE FOLLOWING : Do you ret no - in me ret morning weighty feeling deep in ' 1n ' A Mtn In vaur your htiw eyes, a general- sense or wea over youT ' Does yovr back acher a dull, never-ceasing neaoacnv mat move suaaeniy increaaee io vmiwi bing pain for a few mementsf ;Are you per- -, petually tired, with disinclination for either mental or physical activity? Are you , tor-, tured bv an extreme hunger that - when you , -attempt to eat turns to a.loathlar of foodT. Do you experience hot and cold flashes up snd down the spinal column, palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness, extreme - nervous ness, and a constant craving for something : that you are unable, to - Identify t .- Are you oppressed at times with a nameless dread as if of some Impending dangerT j . .,, a sibjous coarBXTZosf. " . ; Tf you have any of the , above, . symptoms - vours Is beyond doubt a case or functional weakness, brought on by an excessive waste of nervous energy. The csuse of your con dition mar be due to a - congested, . enlarged or Inflamed Prostate Gland, an uneured Con- traded Disorder, or Varicocele. Uhless the - damage Is repaired and the tremendous waste of energy -stopped, the entire nervous system becomes bankrupt and suspends. It is Impera .i... ii..r.f.ni that the sufferer from weakness should seek effective pi medical aid In the quickest possible Wo Caa any reasonable man desire m mora fair teat of np methods the ta let me ear aim first a&A to pay after fee la went - -' XCEXB XT WAJUmiO. My heart Is filled with compassion for the man .who is thus tnlslesd , untU his ailment has progressed beyond the limits of medical jkllU Thousands of men are thus rendered hopeless wrecks, who, IF THET , HAD COMB TO MB IN THE FIRST PLACE would today be strong, hearty men, happy In the consciousness of manly vigor. 1 : want this warnfng to ring In the esrs of every -i(alllnr wn : BT OKACH-DUO- aiva wxxjj hot ovxb tow. slbottuo Bzx,t ajub babtoek- OU9 JtAXEBaUPTB, OJIDniAB-t aCBDIOAl PBAOTICB IS, OP BO ivilL, Only Individual treatment of soothingi healing medicines, ap plied to the seat of the disease by a direct method that takes into sc. count your entire physical condition and that provides for any compli cations that mav lst. can ever core and permanently restore to you the vigor and buoyancy of perfect health. Such a treatment I nave. I Will Guarantee a Cure and You Can Pay Me When You Are Well I have employed this Direct Method treatment without a single failure for over $0 years In the cure of men's diseases. It Is my own original r. treatment and is known to no other physician. You do not take a single chance of failure when you come to me for a cure. I will guar antee a cure If 1 treat you. Not an ordinary verbal guarantee, but a written agreement, backed up by my reputation of over JO years as a successful specialist In Men's Diseases and the high position 1 main tain in the medical world. VARICOCELE I cure any case thst I accept in one week's time. My treatment is a painless one, and in most instances the patient need not be detained a slnsle day from business. There Is no doubt or guesswork, but abso lute certainty of a thorough snd lasting cure, with complete return to that degree of health and vigor that existed before the disease began. STRICTURE Mv treatment foV Stricture is absolutely painless, and perfect result a can be depended upon in every Instance. I io no cutting or dilating whatever. - CONTRACTED DISORDERS Every ease of contracted disease I treat is cured thoroughly. My pa tients have no relapses. When I pronounce a case cured there Is not a particle of Infection or Inflammation remaining, and there isn t the sMghtest danger that the disease will return In Its original form or work its way into the general system. Borne contracted diseases are less serious than others, but none are too trivial to warrant uncertain meth ods of treatment. I especially solicit those cases that other doctors The mnwhoahas been positively oured of a disease peculiar to his sex ' know that a great blight has been lifted from his life. He realises tliat the stumbling-block to business and social success has at last been for ever removed? Having thus gamed the great Ood-glven power of com. nlete health, he re-enters the race of life with renewed hope, ambition and courage, and with that vim and vigor which make victory possible in every undertaking. This has been the happy experience of legions of men whom I have recently cured for life of such a disease. BFZZICATOHXHOEA. T.OST YIOOB, OBOAHIO WBAXWBSS, STBXO TTTBX8, SPBCTrxO BX.OOD POXSOV and PILES. I also treat and cure promptly and thoroughly. BXAbTXTATXOV ABB ADVTdJ PXBB. I offer not only free Consultation and Advice, but of every case that comes to me I will make a careful examination and diagnosis without charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. ... Office Hours 9 a. m. to p. m. Sundays, 10 to 1. rheD R.TAYLOR Co. 834V6 Morrison Street, Comer ExsisisssiiEiEsssissaKSsisaBSESSsisiBacinBseiaszsrsi, WE CURE This Institution has b Jilt up its more by the free advertising given FECTLT SATISFIED PATIENTS. h heneflt nf Its m.iiiniti thnn in sultation costs perience, skill and ability, one who can give you the best treatment to be had on the Pacific coast, regardless of price. We cure men. and have cured more Cases of weakness and special ailments of men than any other specialists In Portland. If you do not know what the trouble is. consult us free of charge and find out .... . . .... . ." In selecting a physician or specialist, when In need of One, some con sideration and thought should be given to the qualifications, experience snd length of time an Institute or medical man has been located in the SltV It stands to reason that an institution that has stood the test of irrla snd numbers its cures by the thousands is far superior to mush room institutions that spring up In a night, last a few months and are i gone. We have been curing men 29 years and are the oldeT specialists curing "wa'toTthosa who have deep-seated and chronio disorders to call snd be examined. Consultation and examination is free, and carries with it no 0tofSoea arrfequlpped with "the most modem and sctentiflc mechani cal devices -for the treatment of chronic diseasea Oar charges are reason able, snd In reach of any man. ,.,. ,. SVI nriRTAlN and most successful. All correspondenc C HOURS-t a. m. to 6 p. m. .Evenings. 1 lo 8:30. VV T'I r II TOU UVUIIUI wail. VUI oj.ivHi v iiwiiio uc.iiiiviiv ... All a0n?uff pofS CONSULTATION FREE ST; LOUIS " suRaicAL40 DISPENSARY COTX! SBOOJTB ABB TAMKHiIi BTBBBT8, POBTItABTB. OBIOOB. WO M Uoo Pats LUMICM EXCMAMOI BUILOINO ft OUR NEW POLICIES OFFER ALL" THAT IS BEST IN LIFE CONTRACTS EITHER TO BUY OR SELL. Low Non-Participating Rates High Cash Values . SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO RELIABLE ACTIVE' AGENTS. Apply to JXSSB B SXCAXP. Itanager of Areata, 814 X.amber B4chanre pidg. JOURNAL WANT Vf www - tired, a neaa, witn Knees -an Have you. w""". BB. TATXOB, The X.eaolsg BpsolaUst time. , Is My Fee In Any Uncomplicated Case Pay When You ARE CURED! Second, POXTX-UTB. OUOOST. MEN ONLY! Our Fee $5 to $30 INo Pay Unless Cured Seek Help Where It Is Certain to Be Found splendid practice it bv its PER- who have recelvedjk modern, scientific and legltlmaur j mv niherv. if vou are not a per fect man come to us. Isn't It worth the little time It will take when you sre CERTAIN that you will have the benefit of HONEST. SINCERE physicians who never attempt to deceive you in any way T A cob-k you nothing EXCEPT your own time. riri.aaraira aneciansi annul vour case one wno una ex MrrRniin(tniA mnrMllv .rnnfldentlaL Sundays, innio ; ThMl B WiuCO V. P.- -1 ADS PAY-BEST, f i
