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DKH'TY MARSHAL
GUARDS VESSEL
Iter. A. E. Dernays, Chaplain of fteev
men's Institute, Says Effort Wm
Mado to Induce Men From Van
confer Not to Go on Board.
The German bark Nereus has a full
complement of sailors and will leave
Sown the river Monday morning. Ehe
1 at anchor In the stream with a
United States deputy marshal on board
to guard against Interference from
shore.
Cftptetn Muller secured enough men
from Vancouver, British Columbia, yea
terday afternoon to fill out the com pie
ment and they were signed before the
German consulate and taken on board
est night' -The sailors were brought
, here free of charge by L. A. Bernaya,
upennienaeni oi me seamen a insti
tute at Vancouver, and son of Rev. A.
XL Bernaya, chaplain of the Seamen's
Institute in this port
Rev. lierneys atated laat night that
vary enort waa maae yesterday art
rnoon to get the men to refuse to
board the vesael In the etream. In view
of this, complaint will be filed with the
stato sailor boarding-house commission
with the Intention or having the partiea
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Gasoline Schooner Condor.
Tiji 1ft U vftftnllnA mrYtnnnfr rnndor.
interfering brought to account. Captain Tyler Is at Couch atreet dock
"The law under which aallora are loading machinery and general merchan-
neina- nti nnui nut rr Pnrt ann. a ia lor laauina uav una Aisea. cue
poaed to have been enacted to protect arrived here during the f lrt of the
me men. aitM Mr. Kernava in niauna
sing the matter, "and not with the In
inn i or niacins a nxea price upon tne iu. r.,i..n i. n .-.-.,
week In ballast from Yaqnlna. She la
owned by the Waldport Lumber company
and carries lumber ocoaalonally frnrn Al
nea to Taqulna for reshlpmen t to Sao
Franclaco.
RODE OUT GALE
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Steamer Alliance Returns
From Exciting Trip to
Coos Bay.
31EETS RIVER CRAFT
OFF THE RIVER BAR
Sern-YTierlcT Telegraph Starts for
rugct Sound and Oorsos liar In
Safely but Returns to Await More
Favoralilo Opportunity.
Bernaya In discus
pany. Sl.e is due to arrive tomorrow.
body of every man who wanU to go to ,bu, Wedneada
The
aa la alao the Nome
Kereus cane Is beina watched
with much lntoreBt by shipping men and
one captain In commenting on the case
aaia mat wnne tnere can le no ooiec-
tlon raised agalnat a fee for men when
scarcity of labor ao demands It, the
praatlco of deallncr In men at so much
per head haa been abolished In moat
ports of the world and. should be abol
ished here.
"Sailor boarding-houses are main
tained in many ports but thoy are
boardlng-housea whera the men stay if
iney visn as in any other hoarmng-
nouae, but they are not held at a regu
lar prle, 88 here or on Puget sound.
Or even nt San Francisco, In fact all
rlong the Faclflc coast. Of course. I
don't blame the boarding-house men for
RHttlnK all they can out of the business.
but It Is not Juet to a great many sail
ors and ship owners. A ship master
should have the privilege of signing
jus own crew if he sees fit.
Again It Is stated that not always
ones the snip itet the worst or the deal
when a crew deserts, for In many cases
sailors leave large sums or wages be
hind. This money Is supposed to be
turned Into the English board of trade
but It Is asserted that the first money
from euch sources la yet to be heard
from. Reports Invariably show that
the expenseo of gottlng men to fill the
places or the deserters were as great
as tne amount leit ber.ina.
iy,
City. The Northland and St. Helena are
also io start out as soon as they can
be gotten Into trim.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Begnlar Xdnera Due to Arrive.
Breakwater. Coos Bay March 29
Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook March 30
Eureka. Eureka and Coos March 31
Senator, San Franclaco March 31
O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way March 31
Hanalel, San Franctsce April 1
Alliance, Coos Bay April 4
Rose Cltv. San Francisco April 7
Roanoke, Ban Pedro and way .... April 7
Arabia, orient April 10
maomeaia, orient May i
A les la. orlont June 1
Numantla, orient July 1
Begnlar Xdaera to Depart.
Alliance, Coos Bay March SO
Hue II. Elmore. Tillamook March 31
Breakwater. San FrancUco April 1
Oeo. W. Elder, San Pedro April 2
Senator. Ran Francisco April 3
Kureka, Eureka and Coos Apri-1 3
Hanalel, San Francisco April 4
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.. April 9
Rose City, San Francisco April in
Arabia, orient April 16
Nlcomedla. orient May 5
Ale&ia, orient June 6
Numantla, orient July 6
Teasels la Fort.
81 Nicholas. Am. ah. Astoria
Berlin, Am. ah. Alaska
Henrv Villard. Am ah Astoria
1 ortland Will Ship Much Material in Acme, Am. ah. Portland Lbr. Co.
V... tWnM -?raa1n't aL. sn, .i, inn i on
-- I Alice Alarle. Fr. bk Mar n'i
The Norwegian steamer Elsa arrived Hoche, Fr. bk. MontKomery. No. 2
UP yesterday from Acapulco under Collunna. Br. bk Coal bunkers
charter to the American Trading com- Broderlck Castle, Br. ship Stream
pany tj carry lumber to Australia. She Larglemore, Br. eh Coal Bunkers
Went to the drydock for cleaning- and 1 Edward Detallle. Fr. bk. Columbia No. 1
painting and will probably not reach Sommerstad, Nor. as. Llnnton
the looal harbor before the middle of Strathblane, Br. ss E. & W. Mills
the week. Marecha Davont. Fr. bk Greenwich
With the arrival of the Elsa there are Moller. Fr. bk Dolphins
row five large tramp steamers In the crown or India, Br. bk.Montgomery No. 2
river for lumber, the other four being Verbena, Br. bk Elevator
Bu genie Fautrel, Fr. bk Antwerp
Vlncennes, Br. sh Antwerp
Gael. Fr. bk Ixjndon
Neatsflelds, Br. ship Hamburg
Coal Ships 13n Bonte.
Ancaloa, Br. sn Newcastle, A.
Mlndoro. Am. sch. .Newcaatle. N. a W.
Trajnp Steamers En Boats.
Minerva. Nor. ss Panama
Strgthpyle, British ss....San Francisco
lnversklp, Br. ss Sun Francisco
Boverlc. Br. ss San Franclaco
Taunton, Br. ss (Juaymaa
El Boats in BaUast to Load Orala.
BIG LUMBER CARRIERS.
Alsterkamp, Ger. sh....
Manx King, Br. sh
Urania, Nor. bk
Port Crawford. Br. Sh.
Afc-aes Oswald, iir. sh.
River Falloch. Br. bk .
Nordsee, Ger. sh
Oregon, Oer. eh
Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk.
Henrietta, Ger. sh
.Caleta Colnaa
Taltral
. . . .Valparaiso
Callao
Cullao
Callao
Callao
, . . . . Yokohama
.... Yokohama
. . . .West coast
With 4! passengers and considerable
freight, consisting principally of dairy
products, the steamer Alliance, Captain
Olson, returned last night from Coos
Bay. The finest kind of weather was
enjoyed, light winds and a smooth sea.
Coming In over the Columbia river
bar, the Alliance met the jiiern wheel
steamer Telegraph bound fer Puget
sound. The -sea waa perfectly smooth
but the Telograph returned to Astoria,
her navigator evidently fearing that a
storm would break loose before being
able to make the run to shelter behind
the cliffs that mark the entrance to
Puget sound.
The Telegraph left Portland Monday
morning and has been waiting for a fa
vorable opportunity ever since. Captain
UlRon was of the opinion that yesterday
was about an good as any that will ever
present Itself for the sea was so smooth
wnen ne brougnt tne Alliance in inai
the rollers oLi not even show a break
as they drove in against the Jetty.
in R-olng from Portland to i;ooa nay
the Allbaice encountered the worst kind
of a storm. She crossed out Monday
mornlnir about an hour before the North
Head lookout reported a 72-mlle Kale
and barely escaped being bar hound.
Terrific seas were stirred up outside,
but the craft rode them without diffi
culty and made good time.
Amonir the passengers who came up
last nldlit were Peputv t'nited States
Inspectors Ames and Walden, who have
been on the bay Inspecting a number of
steamers.
Tne Alliance Is scheduled to leave for
Cjos Bay Monday night.
Family to Accompany Masler.
'Sppeinl DtupMrb to The Journal.)
Aberdeen. Wash.. March 2S. Mrs.
MaMors. wife of the captain of the
schoon- r Mahukom, and three children,
havi arrived from San Francisco to
accompany Captain Masters on 1 lie long
voyage to New Zealand, which li will
soon bu'tn. The vessel Is rapidly fln
Ishlr g li r load at the Slaile mill.
J OKK GliTS WOMAX
INTO WHITE HOUSE
Oil Steamers Ea Dottte.
Geo. Loorols. Am. ta San Francisco i
SUIT IS TRANSFERRED.
Mrs.
John Sharp Williams Takes
Husband's Jest Seriously.
the British steamers Strathblane,
Btratntay and Needles and the Norwe
gian steamer Sommerstad. The Strath-
lay and Needles arrived up yesterday to
losd ror tne orient. Tne Btratntay will
finish loading during the week for Yok
ohama. Kobe. Dalny and Calcutta, and
the Sommerstad finished loading yes
terday afternoon for Shanghai. Her
cargo measures about 3,000,000 feet but
Is valued at $50,000. The unusually
high valuation la due to the fact that
It is made up to a large extent of a
fine quality of flooring and large tim
bers The combined cargoes of these five
tramps win aggregate approximately
14,000,000 feet. They will be afloat be
fore the middle of April, by which
Leyland Bros., Br. sh Astoria
Turner. Am. sch Tongue Point
King Cyrus. Am. sch. Prescott
Albyn, Rus. bk N. P. Lumber Co
Ernest Legouve, Fr. bk Irving
Clan Buchanon, Br. bk.. Columbia No. 2
Irene. Am. sch i.lnnton
J. M. Weatherwax, Am. sch Astoria
Eugene Bergallne. Fr. bk Mersey
Cornil Bart. Br. bk Stream
Celtlcburn, Br. bk Oceanic
Nomla. Ger. bk Astoria
F. S. Loop, Am. ss - Astoria
Washington. Am. ss Rainier
Condor, Am. as Couch stret
Donna Franceses. Br. bk Astoria
Strathtay, Br. ss Stream
Nereus. Ger. sh Stream
Tacoma Court to Hear Case Brought i
at ' Aberdeen.
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(SpcrtnV Plsnatcb to Tbe Journal.)
Aberdeen. Wash.. March 28. The suit Washington, March !S Pome friends
Of the Hart-Wood mill against the 0f Representative John Sharp Williams'
o?0 ttgwtt ?V&WVn" -me to visit her a few days ago.
the superior court, has been transferred "John," said she at the breakfast
to tlio federal court at Tacoma. table, "I shall be very glad to show
The suit arose out of the alleged fall- , ..,, , ,, . ,,, .i,, T
ure of the tugboat company to have a JCJ St t V .'t
tug on hand according to ngreerrirnt t to..," , V,1" P,la ' nit. u..
pull the wrecked schooner Salona off ! ,.,J c" , ',h i,U" i10"1.? "J
the beach after sl.e had been got ready ,PJ' ',' tumlng' nnd g0- 8ald
h,. c,,i,in a t ! her husband.
- Mrs winiams said nothing more, but
when she thought the time had come
for making the call she rang up the
president. Her name was passed along
and Mr. Roosevelt promptly came to
the phone.
"Mr. Roosevelt," she said, "I have
some friends here from the south who
are very eager to meet you, and I wish
to brlnir them up to call on you.
"Perfectly delighted." he exclaimed,
"Come right up and see us.'
The president was hs good as his
word and instead of giving them 10
minutes, an hour bad elapsed when Mrs.
Williams and her friends had departed.
"When do you expect to show .the
president to our friends?" asked Mr.
Williams that evening
"Why. I did as you told me, and we
spent an hour nt the White House this
each night are watching, the
rn ekioa to witness tne iuria di
rects of light which corns from the dis
people
sou then
trlot known- as "mud voles noes," - about
80 miles below the international boun
dary line, south of Mexican.
The unusual activity of the mud vol
canoes began about two -weeks sgo and
has cons tatttlyr-lncreaac4.JIhe Co."Oi
pah Indians, whose pueblo, Posa Vln
cento. is within two miles of the vol
canoes, were startled nights by rum
blings In the earth. And then followed
geysers of steaming mud thrown io a
height of from SO to 50 feet
"Indian Carlos." or Chief Borego, an
aged Cncopah, who says he has passed
his 100th year, declares that all his life
he has lived beside these mud vol
oanoee but never before were they so
active. At his commsnd the Indians
began their weird religious dances- a
fortnight ago to appease the evil spirits
supposed to have created the disturb
ance, but aa the subterranean rumblings
grew louder and the lurid lights played
higher in the sky they dropped their
ceremonies and fled to Mexican anJ
Calexlco, where they are now encamped.
At Brawlny. 76 miles distant from
the volcano district, the smoke or steam
from the place Is plainly visible, while
at nights the play of lights on the
southern sky is brilliant and beautiful
From six distinct centers the lights rise
end spread out heavenward.
DEAKTH OF CLOTHES
NEW CULT'S INSIGNIA
peratlve, bow down to his chief disci
pies and give him money.
Every man member of the community
of souls has been divorced sine be en
tered the fold of Chief Sadony; every
woman member Is unmarried, according
to the wife's story. ,
The cult formerly hsd Its winter
head.au.arlf ra at JJo 412- Wlnthrop a vs.
nue, according to the wife, and a sum
mer oolony at Montague, Michigan,
known aa Whitehall camp.
In the winter home the "Chief" had
his throne room, where he went Into
trances and delivered messages and
orders through his disciples, "Peter,"
"John," "Joseph" and "Andrew."
In summer time, according to the
mother ef m young girl who ran sway
from Pullman and waa traced to White
hall camp, and found to be "huti
priestess of the order, the faithful
under orders to- discard most of tht lr
clothes. . -.'."'
The absolute power .of Sadony wss
disclosed by frequent lashings he Is si- "'.
Ug.d-ta have given Ms followers with
a rawhide whip. .'' t
Like the cull of Jacob rtellhari, this .
one wee founded partly en "non-reslst-ance
of Impulse,"
Mrs. Lola Sadony charged In her hilt
that the "professor" was guilty of de- .
sertlon, cruelty and non-support, end, ,
that he had kidnapped her child from -her
home at No. 831 Otto street- "
"Healer" Sodony'g Followers Scam
per Aronnd In Scant Attire Dur
ing Warm Weather.
Chicago, 111.. March ti. A strange
cult, more ritualistic than that of the
Maxdasnan, which flourishes among
Chicago Sun worshippers, was revealed
In Judge Walker's court.
Lola P. Sadony asked a divorce from
"Professor" J. A. Sadony, founder and
chief of the Society of Psychological
Bclence, or Institute of Mental and Ath
letic Development.
The story of the wife, as told by her
and other witnesses, was that of a
"hpnler bv hands." who has gathered
cult of admirers who worship him uuder
the title of chief, take his orders ss im-
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aiARIXE NOTES.
Astoria. March 28. Arrived at 7 a. m.
and left op at it:15 a. m., steiimer Alli
ance, from Coos bay. Sailed at 7 a. m.,
steamer Kobe City, for San Francisco.
Sailed at 8 a. m.. French ship Jules
Gommes, for Queenstown or Falmouth.
Sailed at 8:25 a. m., steamer Asuncion,
for Sun Francisco. Sailed at 8:40 a. m.,
Norwegian hip Colonna, for Queens
town or Falmouth. Arrived down at 7
a. m.. schooner Albert Meyer. Left nn
at a. n;., Norwegian steamer Elsa. Ar
rived nt 11:30 a. m.. Schooner Lettltia,
from San Francisco.
San franeisco. March 28. Railed nt
iz noon, steamer senator,
for Portland
Kodondo. March 28 Arrived, sehoon- ! "H" .' ' i
Well, that beats me
er Allco Melionald. from Columbia river.
Folnt lobos, March 28. Passed last
Needles. Br. ss Portland Lbr. Co.
time the American bark Acme will also Elsa, Nor. ss Drydock
have completed a 2,000,000 feet cargo Alliance, Am. sa Couch streej.
i-itJiuim, Am. sen Asiuria
for New York.
The Russian bark Albyn went from
her anchorage In the stream yesterday
to the mills of the North Pacific Lum
ber company to load lumber for Port
Natal, South Africa. She. too, will
ftffy away about S, 000, 000 feet
COMING FOR LUMBER.
fleet of Steam Schooners Start North
From San Francisco.
Several steam schooners will arrive
In the Columbia during the week to load
lumber. A few of them will come to
Portland, ethers will receive cargoes at
mills nlong the lower river.
Among the first to arrive will be the
Cascade which is booked to load at the
Otitis of the Tongue Point Lumber com-
Xla Bonte to oad Iiomuer.
Echo. Am. bktn. Callao
St Helens, Am. sh San Francisco
iMortniann, Am. ss Man I' ranclsco
Melville Dollar. Am. ss. ..San Francisco
Ravalli. Am. SS San Francisco
Churchill. Am. sch Keelung
Kelburn, Br. bk Mojillonea
Virginia. Am. sch San Francisco
Nome City. Am. ss San Francisco
Cascade. Am. sch San Francisco
Johan Poulsen, Am- ss...San Francisco
Sm Bonte With Cement and General.
Aberfoyle, Br. sh. Antwerp
Edmund Hostad, Fr. bk London
Bmanuele Accame. It bk Hamburg
Asgard, Nor. ship Antwerp
Bidart, Fr. bk Antwerp
Albert Hlckmers. Ger. bk .Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. ah. Csrdlff
nlpht, Norwegian steamer Akcr.
Panama, March 28. In port March
17, Norwegian steamer Minerva, for
Portland.
Tides at Astoria today High water,
10:40 a. m., 8.1 feet; 11:40 p. m., 8.S
feet. Low water. 5:02 a. m., 2.6 feet
5:20 p. m., 0.2 foot.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
The steamer Charles Ft. Spencer Is to be
launched Tuesdav from the ways of the
Portland Shipbuilding company.
The British bark Brodick Castle ar
rived In the harbor last night wltn a
part cargo of coal from Newcastle, Aus
tralia. She discharged the greater part
of it at Astoria.
The steamer Breakwater, Captain
Macgenn, Is due to arrive at Oak street
wharf tonight from Coos Bay.
i no scHooner i.euma is in tne river
husband.
exclaimed her
WEIRD LIGHTS DRIVE
INDIANS FK03I HOMES
Brilliant Glow and Boiling Geysers
Issue From "Mud Volcanoes"
In Imperial Valley.
Brawley, Col., March 2S Imperial val
ley, once scene of racing flooda from
I broken levees of the Colorado river,
1 ground for the contests of settlors and
I claim jumpr-rs, v.ril of wondrous tales
; of productlveni sM in crops and stock
tn lonrt lnmher for Han fr.nnl. u,. I a section or soiiinern an omia. wm en
arrived yesterda
Vtie
Kock, bound from Newcastle. Australia
for Pupet Sound, ever reaching port has
now been abandoned.
ONE OF THE STEAMERS THAT CARRIED COAL TO MAGDALENA BAY.
i alwnvs has mauagi'd to keep In the
ppotllght since the wonderful project of
turning the Colorado's waters into the
desert was cmn'civi-,! and carried out,
less than a decade ago now has an
other mild sensation.
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and a chronic development will
come later. I cure you beyond the
possibility of a reiapse and in half
the usual time required.
BEXXBZ AZZJCEBTS.
Often the condition appearing to
only a reflex
resulting from some other
he the chief disorder Is only
aliment
disease. Weakness sometimes comes
from varicocele or stricture; skin
and bone diseases result from blood
poison taint, and physical and men
tal decline follow long-standing
functional disorder. My long ex
perience in treating men enables ma
to determine the exact conditions
that exist and to treat accordingly,
thus removing every damaging cause
and Its effects.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. CALL OR WRITE TODAY
Bouts A. M. to T. K. Sun days 10 to 1.
The DR. TAYLOR Co.
834 XOBBXBOB' STBEXT, OOBBZB SSCOBB, POBTXAJTD, OBSCrOV.
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.British Steamer Needles Which Arrlyed Yesterday to Load Lumber for China.
.At the mills of the Portland Lumber I In from Mairdalena. Bar. hrineinar the
fompany the British steamer f Needles I first: direct news from Admiral Ivans'
vlll begin-loading; lumber this morning T& Needles Is a fins a Wamn tm.
or China. , 6ho arrived yesterday morn-Iec aa haa yialted the harbor for a loos
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time n has a record for belntf speedier
than tlus average freighter. . She is In
command of Captain Turner and has 'a
crew of 40 Singiialese, the first Of their
klad to coma kere la body. .. ....' -
OJRES-TH
AT MEANS
Kidney. Bladder and t
Prostatic Diseases
e master
e s e dls-
eases be
cause we
have found new and mighty weap
ons -with which to fight them. Our
treatment gos direct to the root of
the trouble, the proper remedies are
supplied, and diseased conditions are
overcome by prompt and effective
measures and the patient Is soon
dismissed perfectly cured. Do not
allow these terrible diseases to get
tne start or you; at the very first
symptoms consult a reliable special
ist. You very life may depend upon
prompt action.
Vtrrrtrrro treatment gives in
uuiviuiv stant relief from pain,
stops all inflammation, emissions,
and permanently frees the urinary
canal from all obstruction. We re
move every trace of thev disease
without resorting to the pain of
danger of the old-time operation
method.
In justice to our treatment, which
where used 1 according to instruc
tions, we only ask a thorough In
vestigation to make you, If you
are a sufferer from this often
fatally neglected disease, one of
the many who are today Indorsing
our methods and sending others
to us for treatment. . t .
Special
Notice !
OUR FEE
mm
SrSIsP
We wish to
extend an In
vitation to IV
ery sick man
to call . and
COWSTTXT TJS Licensed to Practice
rBJBB. Medicine in Oregon.
! Kvrlrnrpfp ur mthod promptly
I nyPfOCgie reduces the enlarged
condition of the scrotum and speed-
! lly and permanently restores the
! part to perfect health and sound-
' ness. No Daln or detention from
business. A speedy and lasting curs
guaranteed In every case we accept
for treatment
Write If you cannot call
Of flee Hours a. m. to 5 p. bl,
7 to 8:30 p. m. Bun day, a to 12.
ST. LOUIS
MEDICAL AND
COXJfEB EXCOB21 ACTS iUHIU BTBEETS. XOKTLAJn, OBEQOTT
DISPENSARY
DSSEASESoflVEoJ
You Do Not Pay tor Failures
But for Cures
The physician who has not sufficient confi
dence in his ability lo cure his patients first
and receive his pay afterwards is not the man
to inspire confidence in those, who are in
search of honest treatment. Our acceptance of
a case for treatment is equivalent to a cure, be
cause uc never accept incurable cases. We are
satisfied to receive the money for the value we
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our worth and show positive and satisfactory Ulir BeSl KClCrCIICC
results before we demand the fee. So, should i . nja n-.il
io. nvt a uvuai
Need Be Psld
Unless Cored
we fail to cure a case, the patient loses noth
ing; while, when we. cure him, we have given
what is worth more than money we have given
him his health again.
Varicocele
If you are a victim of Varicocele come to our office and let ua ex
plain to you our process of treating it. You will then not wonder vh
we have recently cured so many obstinate cases. Under our treatment tha
patient Improves from the very beginning. Pain almost instantly ceases.
Soreness and swelling quickly subside. The pools of stagnant blood are
rorcea irom me auaiea veins, wnicn rapiaiy assume their normal else,
strength and soundness. All indications of disease and weakness vanish
completely and forever, and in their stead comes the pride, the power, and
Male Weakness X i
We have treated so many cases of Kale- Weakness that we are al
most as familiar with them as you are with the very daylight Onoe
cured by us, you will never again be bothered with those many distress
ing symptoms which always accompany aliments of this kind. All such
evils wlfl be thoroughly corrected by our strictly modern treatment,
whlciL.nJUXj-apldljt restore you to Jstbat naturo Intended-- . hale, healthy,
happy man, with physical, mental and other powers complete.
All Diseases of Men
We also cure to stay cured Vsrtoceele, Hydrocele, Blood Volson, Oon
treeted Diseases, TjOss of Manly Vigor, Brains, Plies, Xnpture, Kidney,
Bladder and Prostatio Troubles, and all associate diseases. and weaknes
of men. To these maladies aluna we have" earnestly devoted the bet
years of our lives. Is it not worth your while to honestly investigate a
cure that has made life anew to multitudes of rnenT We make no charg
for private counsel, and give to each patient a legal contract In writing,
backed by abundant capital to hold for our -promise. Our patients n!
not pay a dollar unless a cure la effected. Office Hours S a, m. to t
p. m., and X to p. m.; Sundays, 10 to It only. Write for self exam- ;
(nation blank If you cannot cali, v. Many cases cured at home. -
THE OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUFE