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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL.' PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO, APRIL 17. v 1003. r.1ATERIAL DIWIGS FOR HEW STREETS Thousand 'Barrels , Asphalt Form the Deokload on ; 'Steamer Washington. - " m , aanBanaaasBaBaneasBBa fcCOUNTES ST0H3I coming ur COAST , Will Take Lumber at Rainier for IMim Cargo Sixth Steam , . - ! Bchoourr to Reach Colombia River During Past Three Day. - la In charge of t he Central Methodlat Eplaoopal church. A fin proa ram lias beaa arranged, and, all thoae iniereeted in th work for eallore era cordially in vited. The concert will begin at I o'clock, cornr Third and Klanders streets, , MARINE NOTES. A aorta, April' 17. Arrlrad down at 4:10 a. m., steamer George W. Elder. Arrived down at I a. m., French bark I Perouae. Lft UP at,U;le a. m., (irrmin bark Nomla. Ban Franoleoo,. April If. Sailed at 11 a. m steamer Johaa poulaen, for l'ortlana. flailed, achooner Mabel Dale, for Portland. Sues. April If. Arrived. Brltlah steamer Baron Cawder, from Portland. ' . J' With 1.I00 barrela aaphali on deck ' and the bold full f general cargo. the ' steam achooner Washington, Captain Naeon. arrived at o'clock laat night Irora San Francisco, 8h stopped at Astoria a the war up and dlecharged about It tona of freight ' Besides the heart freight the Wash- lncton brought 10 toaascngera. For r turn cargo aha will take lumber at Rainier. s The general freight la being jHmrhtrmaA at Oak atreet dock thla morning: the aaphalt will be delivered at one of tha docka In tha lower har bor. It ta to be need for tha improre - , b-..t r-r Tnrtiand street, and waa kkinH..i a San rraiirlaco from , Pedro on tha steamer Hanalel and there transferred to the Waahington. It la the largeat ablpmem oi sap"" ""comingp th'coaat tha Waahington - encountered atrong northweaterly winds until near the mouth of the coiumnis, when the blow came from "outward. Heavy aeaa were running but the craft rode them easily and never lost a barrel of tha deckload. although they were piled aimoat aa high aa the bridge. The Waahington la tha slath steam achooner to arrive la the rtv,tr..2url"! the paat thro daya. The Northland got la Wedneeday night' to load lumber at . tha mil la of the Portland Lumber com in fh iniminr of the aame day lh. a team achooner Svea reached tha river and went to Hume'e mill near Aa torla for lumber. ' Bhe cleared, today for Ran VYenclac with IKO.OOU reel, ana t ... .1,1.1 tha ' iiiun achooner F. Loop cleared from Clataop mill with 6S,000 feet of lumber for the aame deatlnatlon. ' The' Yosemlt ia at Pre- cott loading for Ban Diego, ana trie rei ' lowatone la receiving lumber at Rainier. AH told, these alx craft will carry away between 4,000.000 and 6.000.000 feet The new ateam achooner Shoshon la ' due to arrive In the river Monday or I'ueaday to load lumber ton- ban tran claco. , . HAS SYMPATHY FOIt DOGS. Captain Neumann of Liner Arabia Their Friend In Need. Captain Neumann, maater of tha ori ental liner Arabia which la discharging cargo at Alaska dock, la a great lover of dogs and mo tender hearted that no atrav mongrel need atarv would he trot aboard the liner or make known bia presence in the neighborhood. Coming from tha orient thla trip Cap tain Neumann brought enough doga to ' till a bench ahow. Some have been with him for yeara, othera are new In i the family.' Two appear aa If they had been tramping China for daya, although ' they are now beginning to pick up lleali. Captain Neumann aaya they atole. onboard on mgnc in nongitong ana. airvc he fed them, they refuae to leave. . . A remarkable feature In thla connec tion ia that while ordinarily doga on board ships are Inclined to be grouchy and growling thoae on the' Arabia are a moat congenial lot Officera of the ateamer declare they have never caught tha doga engaged In a quarrel and a fight wonld not ba thought of. Only one of the doga haa a nam and he la called Prince. Prince haa been fata companion for yeara and he la the favorite pet and king of the dog ken nel. ' A number of dog bouaea have been erected on th hurricane deck where tha brutea find shelter in stormy ' weather, f - Aatorla. April II. Arrived at I p. m.. Tug L'Hesou. from Blvmlaw. Arrived down at 1:16 p. m- Brltlah ateamer Need lea Aatorla. April If. No bar report: cape una down. Ttdaa at Aatorla today. High water l ot a. m., i i reet; l: p. m., l reet. lxw water t:6 a. m., 0.1 reet; 7:42 m., 1.0 feat J2. A musements & Tnpld at Vaaaar" Tonight. Tha attraction at tha Helllg theatre, Fourteenth and Waahington alreeta, to. nla-ht ana tomorrow nlaht Will be the charming young oomadlenne, Miaa Flor ence Oear, and her capable company of play era. In the mualcal college play, r,CuDld at Vaaaar." Heata are now eell- ing at the theatre for the engagement , MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Bagmlag Xdaara Baa ta Anlva Breakwater, Coo Bay April 1 Sue H. Kim ore. Tillamook April 1 Eureka. Eureka and Cooa April S Koee City San Franclaco April 1 Roanoka. Ran Padro and wav ..Anrll 1 Alliance, Cooa Bay April II Ben tor, Ban Franclaco April II G. W. Elder. San Pedro, way ..April II NlcoroedU, orient May I Aleala. orient June I Nnmantla, orient .....Jaly Arabia, orient ....,. Aug. ategalar fctaers to Depart, Senator, San Franclaco April II Alliance, Cooa Bay April ll J-Jureka. Eureka and Cooa April 31 Hue H. Elmore. Tillamook April fl Breakwater. Ban Franclaco. .. .April 13 Roae City, San Franclaco April It Arabia, orient April Is Roancka Han Pedro and way.. April 21 Geo. W. Elder. Ban Pedro April 10 Nlcoroedla. orient May Aleaia. orient June Numantla. orient July I TeaseU ta Port, Acme. Am. ah Stream Jordan hi 11. Br. ah Llnntoa Alice Marie, Ft. bk Columbia No. I Broderick Caetle. Br. ahlp Stream Irglemore, Br. ah O. w. p. aoca Edward Detallle, Fr. bk. Greenwich No. I ...Montgomery jmo. z Moller. Fr. bk. ca. uryaoca Leyland Broa.. Br. ah Aatoria Albyn, Bui. bk N. P. Lumber ce, Kucene Peraallne. Fn bk ...Centennial Cornil Bart, Br. bk , Irving i;eit courn. ur. ok uceanw Nomla, Oer. bk On way up Donna Franceaca, Br. bk Aatorla Strath tay, Br. aa E. A W, MUla Elaa. Nor. aa Portland Lbr. Co. Urania, Nor. bk , Ocaanlo Alaterkamo. Oer. bk. AstorU A 1 vena. Am. ach Ooble Senator. Am. aa. - AIna worth Northland. Am. aa Portland U Co. Arabia, Qer. aa Alaaka Tosemite, Am. aa Preacott yellowatone. Am. aa ....Tonarue Point Alllnnce, Am. aa Couch atreet Washington, Am. aa Oak atreet Sa Boat to &oad X, umber. Echo, Am. bktn. Callaa Melville Poller. Am. aa..8an Franclaco ChurchilL Am. ach Keeluna Kelburn, Br. bk MoJIllonea viraima. Am. acn Ban Franclaco Johcn Poulaen, Am, as... San Franclaco Chehalia. Am. bktn. . , W. F. Jewett Am. aa. . W. R. Hume. Am. ach. Weaterner, Am. aa . . i Homer.. Am. aa ..... Tallac Am. aa. Shojthone, Ani. aa .Makawelt Redondo ..San Franclaco . .San Franclaco Han Franclaco San Franclaco .Ban Franclaco Special Matinee at Helllg. A apeclal price matinee will be given. at the Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and Waahlna-ton etrerte. tomorrow. (Saturday afternoon, at I II o'clock, when Florence Oear, In the mualcal college play, "Cupid at vaaaar," win pe tne piay. T The) Dlatrict Leader" Next Week. The mnalcal-comedr aucceaa, "The Dlatrict Leader." will b the attraction at tha Helllg theatre. Fourteenth and waanington atreeia, ror lour mania, oe- ainninc next weoneaaay, April iz. aueclafrrtre matinee will be given Sat urday. The advance aeat aale will open next Monday at tne oox orrice or in tneaira, t f The Belle of New York. Monday nlaht and all next week the nan rancisco upera company win ap pear in "Th iieiie or New xorx" at the Marauam. Tina ia an American mualcal comedy and tha one which holda the record. The "Follow On aona. "Tha Antl-Clcarett League" aong and many oth4r of the beat known mua leal Jiumbtn of American light opera are found In "Th Belle of New York." A fine performance la promlaed by Manager Jiealjr, "Florodora" Sunday. It Jiaa been decided by Manager Frank Healy, of the San Franclaco Op era company, to extend the engage ment of ''Florodora" until Sunday nlaht natead of giving the laat performance tomorrow evening. rnia ia pecan ee many people have been unable to at tend the Marquam thla Week and they want to aee thla famoua mualcal com edy. Ther will be a matinee tomor row. 6eata for all performances now on aaie. Mr. Aliaon In Dlagvlse. Next week at the Baker. George All- aon, tha popular and handsome leading man. will appear in the coatume of a young woman. The comedy which will open Sunday matinee, la the college girl'a play, "The Strange Adventures of Miaa Brown," and is- on of the cleanest and moat laughable on the tage today. It la another "Charley's Aunt" and the Baker Stock company will alve a working good performance of it The Eternal City." The Eternal City." Hall i Calne'a splendid dramatlo creation winch tha Baker Stock company haa been pre senting with great success all thla week, will be given for but three more performances tonignt, tomorrow mat- nee and nignt it ia a atory or rtome nd Introducea Rossi, and famous leader of the people, Roma, ward of the prime minister and tnese two young peopi are in love with eacn otner. 4 -1 f A t. ;(( 1 ii a. 'V 'I I4 - ' a; Florence Gear In "Cupid. at Vaasar.' company rheima. in ill ba the Allen Stock Maria CoreUl'a masterpiece "tl la a play that everybody and which appeal alike to all claaaea of theatregoers.. Do not delay but ae- oure your aeata now and D aura. Three More Performance., Only three more Derformancea" will be given of "A Hooaler Delay" at the Star theatre. Theae performances will b tonignt, tomorrow matinee and eve ine nlng. French Stock company la giving the performance, which la a four act comedy drama, with acenea laid In tae state or Indiana. It la a pastoral romance, eaoeclally vol table to city auuiencea. Rlt of Grand Opera. A pit or arana . opera la round en the nrorram at tha Grand thla week and it la provided by the Doria opera trio, a eoprano, tenor ana Da as con TRvANSPORTATION COOS BAY LINE CRISIS XMES TOMORROW. - Exportera Res tune Work on Grain Dock, Strike or No Strike. Unjese a aettlament ia reached by to night between the grainbandlera and the exporter relative to tha wage aoaie problem, atepa will be taken by tha ex . portera to raaum work tomorrow on the ' varloua grain docks without aa aistance of union men. Secretary Jamea Foley of the Oratn handlera' union atated thla afternoon that th union had no other offer to make the exportera than that made berc- toiore; to accept so cents an hour and time and a half for overtime, and if that Is not agreeable then tha future will have to aoiva tne problem. In view of the faot that Kerr. Olf ford & Co. chartered tha German bark Nomla yesterday afternoon to load - wheat for Europe It ia aupposed that that firm at least la not particularly i fearful of being unable to dispatch car goes as occasion demands. .V''!':'f' " BARK. VOMIA CHARTERED. A Kerr, Gilford & Co. Will Send Ves 'j Bel to Europe. - 4 Kerr, Gifford & Co. yeaterday char tered the German bark Nomla to carrv wheat to Europe. She Is one of tha vessels that baa been lying Idle at As : torla for several weeks waiting for a charter. The bark left up shortly be fore noon today and will be - here to morrow to begin preparing; for loading. . In view of the fact that ratea for spot ships have fallen materially dur ing the past six weeks or so it ia be lieved that the Nomla will carry for "bout 21 shillings. Half a dozen other windjammers are here seeking business tut it ie believed that some of thein will be left idle rather than sent to sea for tha low prices offered. ; " ' finds new shoals. Mabel Gale, Am. sch.....6an Francisco Ba Boat Wlti Cement and General. Aberfoyle, Br. ah, Antwerp Edmund Roetad, Fr. bk; London Emanuele Accame. It bk Hamburg Asgard, Nor. ahlp Antwerp Bioart Fr. bk ....Antwerp moerc mcarmera, uer. oa Antwerp Clan Graham. Br. an, Cardiff Eugeni FautreL Fr. bk ..Antwerp vincennea ur. aa Antwerp Gael. Fr. bk London Neatsflelds, Br. shin Hamburg farm ae Anjers, tr. an Antwero Brabloch, Br. -bk Antwerp Kllloran, Br. ah. ..Antwerp Ancaloa, Br. ah Neweaatle, A, Mlnnoro. A ma acn. .Newcastle. N. 8. W. La Roche Jaequelln, Fr. bk . Neweaatle, A. -Tramp Steamer Sn Boat. t .... Strath gyle. Brltlah aa. ...Ban Francisoo Inverklp, Br. ss San Francisoo noveric, ur. ss. - Baa Francisco Taunton, Br. ss Guay mas Foerlc. Br, as... San Francisco Madura, Br. ss ......San Francisco Tabor. Nor. es... Rmrimi River Forth. Br. ss .Everett Xa Boot la Ballast to toad Grain,. Manx King. Br. sh .Taltral Port Crawford. Br. ah ..CaUao Agnes Oswald, Br. sn, CaJlao River Falloch. Br. bk , .Tallin Nordsee, Oer. sh CaJlao Oregon, Ger. ah. Yokohama vron, rmuneroe, t. DK. Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. ah. .West Bretagne, Ft. sh. San Francisoo Asier. uer. dk v.itmfo Marechael de Ndailles Vr hV Wt ueiena rsiunn, trr. on Bristol Oil Staamara Sn Bonte. Geo. Loomla Am. aa San Franclaca "La Belle Marie" Tonight. Every performance that the Allen company haa given or that splendid comedy-dranuu "La Belle Marie" at the L,vric tnia week naa oeen a nit. to nlaht wilt a-ltnesa a repetition of thla excellent performance If you want to aee aomethlng good you wtll go to night Moving pictures as asual. Th "Thelma" for Easter. Easter attraction at th Lyric BOUGH KERS II SAYS CROZIER Student of Financial Con , ditions Makes Sensa tional Charges. Captain Fisher of Liner Mongolia Reports to Hydrograpliic Branch. Captain "William Fisher of the steam er Mongolia reports to the local branch h yd rographloi office that on April 3, Tyhen approaching the Farallon islands in misty weather, and noting tWe, rips and eddies, he -commenced to take sound ings and found 11 to 17 fathoms in a position about 17 miles south 80 degrees west' true of the aoutheaet Farallon. Captain Fisher 'places the 11 fathom bank In latitude 37 degreea 21 minutes 1 S seconda north, longitude 123 degrees 10 minutes 16 seconds west, and thinks thnt shoal water extends over an area of two to three square milee, ALONG TnB WATERFRONT. Th British bark Jordanhlll cleared for Newport England, today with 1.837, t'3S feet of lumber, valued at $29,056. Colonel S. W. Roessler, United States engineers, leaves this afternoon for Se attle to Inspect the tender Columbine, which is there for repairs. - i- . - A atrong . blow waa recorded at 'the mouth of th river during th night and this morning. Tha wind attained a ve locity ct T8 mile at North Head last riKht, Reports from North Head and Tiitfwsh ar missing thla morning, l it h indicates that the wires are down, Tha oriental liner Arabia shifted to Ifijdt dock yesterday afternoon and i ! b,iob h throUKh diacharglng there. The Harrlman linr tswiator leavea ror Km Franc!sHX t o'clock tomorrow i. turning. The steamer tieorg W. Elder i t tor Baa I'edro and way ports last i t ' r-mort tl is vnlngt the Instltuta tt t iviMnl cian's Ji'riend society, GROUNDING WAS ABOVE BAY CITY Bay City. Or., April 14. To th Edl tor of The Journal In your Issue of April 12, on page 13 appears an Article headed, "Delayed by Grounding," which Is so full of errors and so misleading that I am instructed by the board of trade of this place to publish the fol lowing aa a correction: The Elmore did not atrik a bar while 'on her way to Bay City,' nor did she 'strike on a bar in the channel shortly after entering Tillamook bay.' It was not 'neceasary to lighter every bit of her cargo' and a lighter did not have to be towed from Astoria to Tilla mook to lighter her.' " But the facts are these: The Elmore ran aground after leaving Bay City for Tillamook City, and about a mile and a 8?artiir. above the Bay clty wharf. hft "ll-1101 ground in the channel but from 100 to 150 feet out of the channel and on the mud flats as was clearly demonstrated by several members of this board and others who at the time visited the scene of the grounding and made measurements. The Elmore was lightered of part of her cargo by the gasoline schooner Gerald C, which at the time of grounding was laylna- at Garibaldi, near the mSuth of the bay After the llchtprlnr th. iri . Zi " wy to iiiiamook CI .im.s mere aoootZ4 hours the grounding, and not three After as the article states. Mnnifc55 y.V t0 Publl" thla correc tion In the interest of truth JOHN O. BOZORTH Secretary Bay- City Board of Trade. The account of the grounding of th telePn to the Portland the press Bteamer' who Kave it to LEAGUE ORGANIZED TO KILL JAP AGENTS , (ITnlted PreM Lenwd wir.) London, AprU 17. If D. W. Stevens, who was recently assassinated In Ran Francisco, had not been killed when he waa there would have been much dlaao! pointroent In Korea, am " "ia.p- Tokio dispatch to the tiiy Mair which ; Vh murderjn San Franclaco of the American, -Durham W. Stevens, the Japanese .agent in fleoul. caused litt e aurprisa' hera Th Righteous Army l9 Ko? wS organled malnlj for tha s extermination of Jaoaneae agenta When Mr, Steveni left fo? ir. it. iii. ursn-uotion was committed to the Righteous Arrar league in San Francisco. This leaguehaa agenta in every part of th United Statea Ven geance la aworn against all who heln tha Japanes in their capltai." . .r " itv. after days V tUnlted Prns Leased Wlra.1 . Waahington, April 17. Alfred O. Croaler, student of financial conditions arid, a prominent 'writer whose home is In' Wilmington, Delaware, today made the seasatlonal charge at a meeting of th houle committee on banking that members of the currency commis sion of th American Bankers' associa tion had been "bought" by Wall street to agree to a compromise on tne Aid rlch financial bill now before the house. The currency - commission came to Washington determined to bring about the defeat of the measure, but Crozler declarea It has suddenly changed its mind in a roost peculiar manner, lie did not mention any names in making the charge, adding that he was enabled to obtain bis information because a banker who addressed the house com mittee yesterday mistook him for a banker. -In opening his statement Crozler said that it cropped out yesterday that the bankers are dissatisfied with the six Der cent tax on emergency currency and that they hold this emergency is wrong in principle ana would be dan gerous In practice. "But at 10 o'clock last night our distinguishes banking friends held a conference," declared Crosier. "Today they are noiaing anomer conrerence with tha wicked promoters of the Aldrich financial bill to agree to a compromise. "Thev are. now holding out for an amendment -reducing the tax to three per cent It appears to me that Wall street knew Its quarry and waa fa miliar with the best way to work it to get support for the pet measure of ramDiers." , tacked th financial The ataamshlo BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday at p. an- from atreet dock, for Zforth Bend. Maxaa said aad Cooa Bay notata. Frela-ht re ceived till 4 a m. on day of sailing. Paaaenger far, flrat class. IIS: seaond claaa, 7, including berth and meal. Inquire city ticket of Ilea, Third and Waahington atreeia. or Oak atreet- dock. atltuts th trio and better voice have never been heard in local vaudeville. Anyone who lovea and can appreciate trained voices, heard to advantage, will be delighted with this act In addi tion , to thla headline specialty there ar many other , attractive numbers. "How Baxter Batted In. '. Commencing ' Sunday afternoon tha French Stock company at the Star the atre, will preaent the comedy w!th a plot, "How Baxter Butted In." Thla will be th farewell attraction of the fiopular stock company nerore nosing ta engagement at the Star and leaving for Tucoma. Seata for thla attraction can b reeerred by telephone, , . . Notice to Candidate. 1 - ; After th battle of ballot cornea tha settling or wagers. . "Election nets, will ba th headline act at th Grand next week. It will even max de feated candldatea amlle, for It waa written by George M. Cohan and la I played by Hallen Fuller, funstera . .. ; I Curev All: y-Cv My Direct-Method Treatment Offers a Positive Cure . ; ; for Every Ailing Man ' ' BB. ' TATZiOBa The X-aadlnc psoiaUst, "," ',, ft :; $10.00 My Tee la All UncompHcflted Disorders V : Pay Me When Cured; i Columbia River Scenery BSOVXiATOB uxn stbamebs. Dally aervlo between Portland and Th Dalle, except Sunday. 1 awing Portland at T a. m.. arriving about I p. m carrying freight and paaaengera. Splendid accommodation for eutltte and llveatock. Etock foot of Alder at. Portland; fool or vourt au. iaa uaojaa. 14. Portland. Phono Main VOBTH PA CI nO KTBAMSB37 CCS STXAMHB3P1 Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder . t - . . . Sail for Eureka. San Francisco and lx Angeles direct every Thursday at p. ra. Ticket office III Third .near Aider. yr a. DC. PIERCE Cure all Berroua and Private Diseases of Th mthoda J vd vised twenty,, years ago for treating men's diseases Droved a. radical ' step In medical science. Thoae methods have . nablsd me to cur diseases, that were for merly regarded as Insurable, . in working out my metnods I held th . theory that ' Nervous Oebllitv. for instance, w.a nn . constitutional- or functional - ailment but a proatatlo affection, anl therefore, merely lo-' tal. I, reasoned that l constitutional effects . were simply the results of a tremendous' waste of energy due to Inflammation of the prostate -gland: that i this being true, a local ' iratmat eonld alona effect a nn.. Th.. 'Upon I devised , tha treatment I employ to--day with such marked aucceaa. Indeed, I have never known thla treatment .ta fail. ti effect a complete and permanent our t In a comparatively short tan. - - - - aiy treatment for other dlseaees peculiar to men ar also alonsorlalnal lines and'ara equally aucceaaful. Mr special treatment la' , sn open door to manly vigor and all th ' sleesures that' belong t nerfect health. . Anv. . man may avail himself of my service. It has been and is my. life's worx ip aia airuotea men, aueviat tnir suffering and restore tnem to nean n ana vigor. I nave ineren re Disced the ehtrrt ror mT-servicei within the easy, reach of any man, no matter what Tils circumstances. To PROVE! my eonfldenc 'In the results of my treatment and aa an act of good faith. I - WILL WAIT FOR MX FKE UNTII YOU ARB CURED. No man could b fairer than that I take all th risk. Too take none whatever. You have everything to gain and absolutely noth Ing to lose. ' ,A Delay Is Dangerous Men whose vitality Is exhausted, thoa who hav aome private disease lurking In their system, and whO'r prematurely old, while still young in yeara broken down wrecks of what they ought to be, and who want to be strong and to feel aa vigorous as they formerly were to enjoy Ufa again to win back the vim. vigor and vitality of nerfect health. Douia consult witn me peior n-is too ibi. Are the following Symptoms Yours ? , . ; v. r - Io you feel that your manly strength ta slipping away 7 Are you weak, nervoua, fretful and gloomy, hav Pain and aches. In different parts . of the body your sleep disturbed; weak back, headache, despondency, melancholia, palpitation of tha heart, unable to ' concentrate year thnuahta. roor memory. . eaanv . ratigueo. aDocaa perore in eves, aver- alon to society, lack of ambition, will power depleted, dtssy spells, poor circulation, feel cold, lifeless and warn out primarily Induced In many raaea through anuses, excasaea, overwork, itor ll so. tnea 1 warn you. Do not delay longer. t .. MEN III I CURE ALL DISEASES OF MEN Quicker and cheaper 1 than othera Call and aee him. flrat Consultation freer Phone Main 15. Office 111 1st st, corner xamniii. rOttOMtN ONLY Dr. Sanderaon's Compound Savin and Cotton Root PUla Th beat and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER IODS. Cur th moat obalin- eaaea in I to It daya Price II per box or three boxes lt.00. Sold by druggists everywhere. DR. PIERCE. 181 First St., Portland. Pbon Main 1966. at that paradise of gamblers." an Crosier then bllL which haa already passed the sen ate, aa a law giving Wall street the power to create a money panic at will an) thereby terrorise and plunder, with usurious rates aa a weapon and wreck prices and the credit of every business industry in in country. CLATSOP PURCHASES NEW K0CK CBUSHEB (Soaclal Dispatch to The JooroaLI Astoria, Or., April 17. The county court has purchased a 20-horsepower engine and boiler at a cost of $870 to operate tne new roca crusner. xne en gine has arrived and will be taken to the quarry, near owey, and tne smaller crusher now at that place will be moved to some noint further out on the new road being built to the Nehalem valley. Both crushers will be operated during tne summer so tnat as mucn as possi ble of the new highway can - be cov ered with rock before the rains of next fall begin. The new crusher has a ca pacity of 18 tons an hour. , Sleeveless vest, I5o quality; tomorrow" 10c at Bannon's. : See page w- MEW'S; DISEASES. tnrea to May cured No Pay Unless Cured Free Consultation It will not cost you anything to call at our office, and by so doing it may save you much time, worry and money, and 'because if we can not cure you we will honestly tell you so, and you will not be under any financial obligation to us. i You. pay . us our fees for cures not to tx- periment; we have proved the fact tha our methods are the best, latest .and most scientific in every respect. There are some cases that are curable and ..we determine whether it is curable or incurable by a thorough 'physical and' mi croscopical examination. , We cure Cystitis, Irritation of Neck of Blad der, Enlargement and Inflammation of the. Pros tate Gland and all diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys quickly yield to our modern methods of treatment. We ,. especially invite old chronic cases that have been unsuccessfully treated elsewhere. Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, Nervous Decline,- cured by scientific methods known and indorsed by the medical profession. WRITE if you cannot call - All correspondence strictly confiden tial and all replies sent in plain envelopes. HOURS 9 a. m. to S p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8:30; Sundays, 9 t. m. " to 12 m. , St. LOUIS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Corner Second and Yamhill Streets,' Portland, Or. DISPENSARY My experience .along this on "path Qualifies m to aay noaltively . that auch troubles aa permatorTaoea, Zoet Vigor. Tariooeol. Rydroo!. voBxraeMa sisoraers, woniagiona suooa oxsoa, sincmr aaa . - weaa- bsss" can be cured perfectly so as to stajr cured. Of courae I use different . methods thsn th. ordinary physician. Most of the ar original with me and were devised for lust such cases aa th ordinary courses oi treatment xan to re acn. ' ." - v.: -. - Contracted Disorders Th serious results that may follow neglect of contracted diseases could be scarcely exaggerated. Safety demands an absolutely thorough cur In th least possible time. - I hav treated more cases of contracted disorders than any -other physician upon the racl fie coast. My cures are thorough and are accomplished in . less time than other forms or treatment require In producing even doubtful, results. I employ reme dies of my own devising, and my treatment Is equally effective In both recent ana cnronie esses. -. I also permanently cure Speolfie Blood Tolaoa. aHrlotnr. aTerr- Oebllitatioa aad all taflam allmenta. . . Consultation and Diagnosis Free Z do not chart tot edvlo, eaaaulaatloa or ; dlaarsosls. Xf you eall for a private' talk with ma, yoa will not a mrgd to begin traatmaai, Zf Impossible to eall, write. , . . thbDR. TAYLOR co. ........ ' .- ' - ' - . . """'. ' B34H KOBSXSO ITXBXT . Z'OBTLAJTO, OX, ., Oonf anisMa and Saoond Str!. , mOl XOTXS Ju M. TO t F. K Sundays, 10 to 1 onl? Consult Us Today Free of Change If Honest end Responsible You Ten Pay Fee When ared ' The Man With issizsissisasssxsszsiBisiizzssz: TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY JONES Mrs. Sidney Kelser Jones, at her late residence, 764 East Main street, today (Friday,; April 17, 108) at 11 a. m., at th age of 66 years, after an Illness of several months, from cancer of the liver. She was a native of Ken tucky and had resided in Portland lines 1903. Bh Is survived by four children, Mrs. Alva B. Brown, Mrs. 8. R. Shells day. Barton 8. and Marshall 4 Jones, all of Portland, who were present at tho time of her death. 1 MISS VASHTI. BATHS, MASSAGE, manicuring and chiropody. 2lk Alder st cor. E Lb. S iSXSBXSSSSZSZSSSn II H FECIAL LOW FARES TO THE EAST AND RETURN, VIA ' Northern Pacific Railway Including St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago, ' ; St. Louis, Omaha, . Kansas City St'. Joseph, etc ' ' ii Mb I! ii Mi a For full information regarding. Rates, Routes, etc, call on !! ; vi i wins . i ; , j : , -A A. D, CHARLTON, A. G. P, V - k I - - 255 Morrison .Street. Portlanr!. t5recron . should learn and the sooner -the better that what may seam a trivial dlaeaae very often naa moat serious and far-reaching effeota. 'Th man who trie to be bis own doctor is always the patient that later comes to ths specialist with th chronic, stubborn, deep-seated ease which la the hardest kind "to oure. W cannot hop, that all men will accept our statement that the quickest,; tha safest and cheapest cur la had by con sulting an expert apeoialiat . In Men's Diseases at onoe, but th Intelli gent man will readily be convlnoed of the value of this ad vie upon in- veetlgatlon. , v-.. .fr-;--' '.,-v'r:' -w w Much of th delicate equipment of Our office is specially constructed to meet the requirements of our distinctive methods of treatment, which involves the scientific application of every curable, influence known to be. helpful fn treating the class of diseases we cure. w have stopped at no expense that could add to ths efficiency or our work or the comfort of our patienta There is no other equally equipped Institution for the treatment of men's t ailments in the Pacific North-west..- .. i. .... (i ':h:'-k v: v-ryrft. -,:v-r :j ;UV Why Snlfcr longer on Promises of Others ? WE TREAT MEN ONLY,' AND CURE PROMPTLY, SAFE LYAND THOROUGHLY AND AT THE LOWEST COST, VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE, VITAL WEAKNESS, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISOR DERS, ULCERS, SORES, PAINFUL SWELLINGS, BURNINGS, ITCHING AND INFLAMMATION, NERVOUSNESS, LOSS OF 'STRENGTH AND VITALITY. AND ALL SPECIAL. AND DELICATE 'DISORDERS OF MEN. .-, l Our fees for eurea are lower than the raneral family ' nhvstclan or surgeon. Medicines furnished - from our own laboratory for the conven ience and privacy of , our patienta; from 11.60 to a course. . . ; " CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY Zf yoa can sot eaU write for free Book aad aslf-eaamlaatloa Blank. Many oases oared at home. . Honta e a. aa. to S p. aa. aaaday, 10-ia, 29H Morrison Street 9 bet we Ear tk am btx, iBTaivrirk MnniAnl frt'nf M 14 IOEBMIRIE ol otner arug nanus are posisivaiy ourea dj HABIT1NA.. Pornypodermieorinterr.alnaa- tiara pie aent to any drag babltnoAy - p maiL Begnlar pr. (2.00 per bottle v at yonr drnrslit or by mail In nlain Ualidl CbeaaleakCo. SLLonlav. E2 gas sal kr SaMmara Baas U Ul Xaua tu gatuaad,. PMca .Sl; f.'ENirDVi'C"ErJ. rjaaBlsClforanaatarat : tat,V I oncnaa,iananiniMKD,n t4 1 Iriitatloa er alceratloaa m. ef aiaeeas BMmbraaaa, ; tTTHEvNSCHEMK'lC9; fnt or poiwooua. " sHHHRUTi,li . Sold by DiwtnrUta, ; V V.S.A. j r sat In plala vrrawr, , ey axara, a repaia, mm ' si ou. or ooitm sx.tb. f Vub1m scat ea maarlb
