THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1908.
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS.
ALL KINDS OF. LETTER -WRITING
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T M. Conant 60S Lumber Exchange
liMr Main 4977.
ETFUR DUFHR, 818 CORBETT
v l f j r, .,,.. A.&uabr iinMt and most
com Plata stenographic office la west
KEAIi UtATB
. T M. Pfttentfef & C6.T
i bmo1I at Phone B- 448. Fir
Insurance. loana. real estate.
JTW. OGILBEJfl, HKAL UUM AND
loans: tn a in .'-" --
SAFES
DIEBOLD MANGANESE 8 A FE S
Leestock; lockouta opened, .Jails,
nttsLSt., J. E. Davis. 84 3d at.
FIREPROOF AND BANK BA a!
I-torr pries.: .second-band saf.a
Mowlfr cam "
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
C O PICK TRANSFER ft STORAGE
company, office and commodious 4-
ator brick wawhouse. with separate
Iron room end fira-proof vault for val
uablesTnorthwest comer of 2d and Pine
ita. Pianos and furniture moved and
packed for shipping. Phonea Main 698.
. , , ome a-"
General tranafer and storage; safes.
- piano and furniture. etc moved, packed
' and shipped. 308 Oak st. between Front
""3 let Phone Main 647. A-3347.
OREGON TRANSFER CO., 184 N. 4TH.
5 Main . Heavy hauling and atnrag
Independent Baggage & tran
fer Co. Storage 884 Stark. Main 407.
KadderLV transfer & STORAGE
: Co, 111 N. th Main 1485: A-1686.
TYPEWRITERS
ALL MAKES. RENTED, REPAIRED,
eoid. P. D C, Co.. 131 Stark. Tel 14S7.
WHOLESALE JOBBERS y
M. A. OUNST ft CO,
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARS.
EVERDING & FAR.REIX, PRODUCE
and commlasion merchants. 140 Front
at., Portland, ur. rnone-jaain in
OREG6N FURNITURE MANUFAC-
tnre for the- trade. - Portland. Or.
VA DHAMS ft CO., WHOLSESAUB QUO-
cers, manufacturer and commlasion
t - i . L- . 1- at.
mercnania. m nu ygm
JJEW1S-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY
Co- barbera' supplies, barbers' furni
ture, barbers' phalra. 10th and Morrison.
TUB! ORATON ft KNIGHT MFG. CO,
oak tanners, leather belting manufac
turers. Portland. Or., el 1st st.
BATES-WIGHT CO.. CALENDARS. Al
vertlsing novelties. 180 fth at
(WHOLESALE CROCKERY AND OLASS
wara. Prael. Hele ft Co.. Portland.
ALLRf? ft LEWIS GROCERIES.
TRANSPORTATION
REGULATOR LINE
rAST STBAJCEB
Bailey Gatzert
Makes round trip week days, except
Friday, to THE DALLES, fare $2.00.
Leaving Portland 7 a. m., leaving The
Dalles 3 p. m., arriving Portland 9 p.
in.
. Sundays Round trip to Cascade
Locks, leaving Portland 9 a. m., arriv
ing back fi p. in. Fare $1.00.
ffTff iftTtff BBlf
Dalles City and Capitol City
Operate dally, except Sunday, between
Portland and The Dalles, calling at all
wav landings for freight and pas
sengers,' Flrst-claes accommodations
for wagons and livestock.
. . AUBEB STBSET DOCX.
Phones Main 914, A-6112.
COOS BAY LINE
J The steamship BREAKWATER leave
Portland Wednesday at 8 p. to- from
Oak street dock, -for North Bend, Marsh
Held and Coos Bay points. Freight re
ceived till 4 p. m. on day of sailing.
' Passenger fare, first class, $10: second
class. 17, Inciuaing - berth and meals.
Inquire city ticket office. Third and
Washington streets, or Oak street dock.
; ANCHOR LINE
GLASOOW TIA XOBDOVDSBBY
Caledonia, May 39, 2 p. m Columbia,
June 6, I p. m., Furnessla, June IS,
California. June 20.
Saloon, $83.60, $67.50 and 173.80.
, Second Cabin, "420 and $48.
' Third Class, $270 and 837.75.
For book of tours and Information, ap-
fly to HENDERSON BROTHERS. II to
$ Sherman St, Chicaga
" rnosTB PAcrno steamshz? co.-8
sxsAjcsBxpa
Roanoke and Geo. W.Elder
Eail for Eureka, San Francisco and Los
Angeles direct every Thursday at 8 p. m.
(Ticket office 122 Third .near Alder.
CLIIS PAYS FOR
Ccntralia Men Will Send Old
Soldiers to See Fleet on
Decoration Day;
(Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
Centralis. Wash.. May 2L The Com
mercial cub of this city has taken the
" necessary steps to have ail the old sol-
lilers from this city and vicinity, who
care to go, to become Its guests In a
visit to Taooma on May 20, in order
that they may not only celebrate Decor
ation day, but may also view the fleet
of battleships. All expenses are to be
trorne by the club. The invitation is ex
tended equally to those who wore the
gray and to those who wore the blue.
RANCHER MURDERED
BY OLD-TDIE ENEMY
, . . (Sptctil Dispatch to Tbe Journal)
- Astoria, May $1 Michael Campbell.
a rancher, killed ; John McClellan, an
other rancher, yesterday at Wlllrae
landing on Deep river. ... w
McClellan, who lived on Nisei river,
was returning rrom 'Upper Deep river
on the gasoline launch Lexington, When
the boat stopped at Wlllme landing ha
the engineer and another passenaer and
, eating bis lunch. . " .
He, was standing with his back to
ward the -wharf, when Campbell, who
resides a short distance from the land
ing. - walked out to the edge of the
wharf, nulled a revolver tmm v..
rocket .and, taklng'aeliberate aim, "fired
five shots In quick succession, four of-
uirrn iuuuii Mcusiian in me back
and causing Instant death. . Campbell
thn turned and walked Into the woods.
Not a word was spoken between the
two men, and. so far as can be ascer
tained, McClellan did not know Camp-
b"U was in the vicinity. The causeTof
the snooting is said to be trouble aris
ing over a law suit in which Campbell
was a witness against McClellan, and
the latter is reported to bave whipped
Campbell some J time aga " ' i '
Campbel) has', not yet been' arrested.
At ""bftlf price, wliole or part ! of a
. compieifjv newiy ftirnlsnea house,
In.
rHiu.i!! klmball nletno.
pnone Malo
VETERANS
F
POUD ilGillll
LEADS III WHEAT
Department v oFmmerce
and Labor Gives Inter- s
csting Statistics.
NEW YORK HOLDS
SECOND PLACE
Oregon FortxportecT Hemrl j - One
Third of All Wheat Sent Away to
Foreign Port ' In United States
During April.?
Portland again took the lead as a
wheat shipping port in tha United
States during the month of April, New I
York being second in point of promt-1
nence, according to statistics compiled
by the Department of Commerce and
Labor.
All told $,505,501 bushels wheat were!
exported during April, and of that
quantity. 1,108,214 bushels were shipped
from Portland, this meaning that about
one-third of tba entire quantity ex
ported from the states was sent out
tnrougn tnis port jew xora exported
6S7.268 bushels and the combined Puget
sound porta exported 654,864 bushels or I
just about nan ma quantity sent away
irom nere.
In point of prominence as an individ
ual port in regard to wheat shipments I
lor ine pasi iu monins enaing tasi
April, Portland holds second . place in
the states, iew Tom leaamg witn
(15.161 bushels. Portland exported 12,-
609,245 bushels, while the combined
shipments of 'the Puget sound ports
were 13,707,893 bushels. Galveston ex
ported 10,764,666 bushels. All told the
states exported during those 10 months
90,260,361 bushels.
Flour shipments from the states dur
ing the past 10 months ending April
aggregate 12.052.874 barrels. 1.052.852
barrels having been exported during
April.
LUMBER CHAFT DEPART.
Tiverton, Shoshone and F. N. Loop
Off for California Ports.
Several lumber-carrying steam schoon
ers struck out for San Francisco yes
terday. The Tiverton left here yester
day afternoon from the mills of the
North Pacific Lumber company and tho
Shoshone started down from one of the
lower river mills.
The steam schooner F. N. Loop
crossed out yesterday afternoon from
Astoria, lumber laden, for Ban Fran
cisco, and at Rainier the Olson ft Ma
honey is loading for the Bay City. Tho
Melville Dollar Is loading at Prescott.
The steamer Homer arrived in the
harbor this morning with general cargo
from San Francisco and under engage
ment to carry wheat and lumber south.
PHOTOGRAPHS WHALES.
Captain Mitchell of the Irene Says
Leviathans Are Increasing.
Coming up from San Francisco the
schooner Irene ran Into a large school
of whales and Captain Mitchell suc
ceeded In securing several good snap
shot photographs of the leviathans.
Captain Mitchell says he never saw so
many whales off the coast before.
The Irene is loading lumber at Knapp
ton for San Diego, having secured an
other charter, although it was supposed
sne wouia oe uea up ior a wnue upon
her arrival this trip. Captain Mitchell
was In the city yesterday and left for
Knappton last night in the steamer T.
J. rotter.
MARLVE INTELLIGENCE.
Begnlar Users Sue to Arrive.
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... May 21
Alliance, Coos Bay May 21
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook. .... .May 22
Breakwater, Coos Bay May 24
Breakwater. Coos Bay May 24
Eureka, Eureka and Coos May 25
State, San Francisco May 26
O. W. Elder, Ban Pedro, way.... May 27
Numantla, orient June 1
Rose City, San Francisco June 2
Arabia, orient July 1
Nlcomedia, orient Aug. 1
Alesla, orient.: Sept. 1
Begnlar XJntra to Depart.
Breakwater, San Francisco ....May 20
Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... May 21
Alliance, Coos Bay May 23
Rose City, San Francisco May 23
Alesla, orient May 23
Eureka. Eureka and Coos Mav 26
Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook May 25
Geo. W. Elder, San Pedro May 28
State, San Francisco May 80
niumantta, orient ..June 15
Arabia, orient July 16
Nlcomedia, orient Aug. 15
Yeas la tn Pert.
Broderick Castle, Br. ship Stream
Larriemore. Br. sh Ol W. P. dock
Crown of India, Br. bk. ...... Dry dock
lieyianauros., tsr. an. ...O. W. f.
juonna Franceses Br. bk Astoru
AlstcrkamD. fler. bk Astorl
Ancalos, Br. ship 6. W. P.
Churchill, Am. sen. Astoria
Kcho, Am. bktn Astoria
Mlndoro, Am. sen Pacific bunker
W. R. Hume, Am. sen. Portland Lbr, Co.
Kelburn. Br. bk , Astoria
Yellowstone, Am. ss. . . . . i Gobi
Minnie Kelton. Am. ss Astoria
Alesla, Ger. ss Flour Mills
Olympic, Am. ss Tongue Point
F. S. Loop, Am. ss Knappton
Irene, Am. sch Astoria
Tiverton, Am. ss N. P. Mills
Edir.ond Rostand, Fr. bk. . .Montg'm'v 1
Shoshone, Am. ss Linn ton
Melville Dollar, Am. ss Prescott
Rose City. Am. ss Alnsworth
Nome City, Am. ss Prescott
Breakwater, Am. ss Oak street
Virginia, Am. sch Astoria
King Cyrus. Am. sch. Astoria
Olson ft Mahoney, Am. s I Rainier
Johan Poulsen, Am. ss .....Oak street
Northland. Am. ss ....Portland Lbr Cn
Emanuel Accame, It bk.. Astoria
' Bn Santa to Xioad Lsabs:,
Ravalli, Am. ss... ..Ban SYanclson
R. D. Inman, Am. ss, ....San Francisco
H. K. Hall. Am. sch Sao Francisco
Rainier, Am. ss. Kan Francisco
Washington, Am. ss. .... San Francisco
Ba Boat With Oement and Oeaeral.
Aberfoyla, Br. sh. Antwerp
Aegard, Nor. ship Antwerp
Bldart, Fr. bk .....Antwerp
Albert Rickmers, Ger. bk. .... .Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. sh. Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk Antwerp
Vlncennes. Br. sh. Antwerp
GacL Fr. bk ..Lanlnn
Neatsfields, Br. ship Hamburg
David de Anjera Fr. sh. ......Antwerp
ciraoiocn. or. m .Antwerp
KUloran,. Br. sh. . , , Antwero
JoinvUle. Fr. bk. Antwerp
Carmanian, Br. bk. .......... .Hamburg
, : . . Coal Ships Ba Boats.
La Roche JacqueUn, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A..
, ; Tramp teamsrs -Ba Boats.
Inverkip, Br. ss. ........ .San Francises
Taunton; Br. ss.. Guaymaa
Foreric, Br. ss. , .San Francisco
Madura, Br. ss. ......... .San -Frsnclsoo
Tabor, Nor. as ............. . Bremerton
Strathflllan. Br. ss.... ........ .Beta via
Guernsey. Nor. ss...... ..San Francisco
Alianton, ur. ss. ........ Ban Francisco
Yeddo. Br. ss. .......... .San Francisco
Cralghall, Br. ss .....San Francisco
Earl; of Carrlch, Br. ss...8an. Francisco
Bm Boats la Ballast to Zjoad .rain.
Manx King. Br. sh. ...... ...i ...Taltral
Port Crawford. Ba sh.,.........Callao
Agnes Oswald, Br. so. ........ .Callao
River Falloch. Br; bk ........... Csllao
Nordsee, Oer. sh. .............. .Callao
Oregon, Ger. sh. ...Yokohama
Gen. Faiaherbe, Fr. bk....... Yokohama
Henrietta, Ger. sh... ....... .West coast
I ' . " . HIIMTBI.V
1 Marecbael de NoaUles. Fr. blcWeet coast
L : -iill
I vn. wurii ,i I COME ON WITH". I Por LifE.BY YOUR. ..II littlP RiiTfftTtiPl 1 M
I V YOU KIND f I ALL OF EM. Tl I tprfLE BUTTECCUP.' Jl ulnw' I II
I Vai-V A fcZ. A OH A . I III
5 f'HOWDY MA1. HERES A. I fetllv
HE OFFERED ItL CARRY AUL I t. ' '
. , OF MY BUNDLES AND HE ,J 1 JftZT? . ,v
calls me'httle 6VJTTR.CUP? J
,
. : :
lenn Bliim. Fr. bk Bristol
Vendee, Fr. bk., San Francisco
Oii Steamers Ea Bosta.
Geo. Loomla Am. as San Francisco
MARIS E. NOTES.
Astoria, May 21. Arrived down at
midnight and sailed at 4:30 a. m., steam
er Tiverton, for San Francisco. Ar
rived down at 3 and sailed at 4:30 p. m.,
steamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay. Ar
rived at 4 a m., steamer Asuncion, from
San Francisco; went ashore on Dead a -mona
sands; expects to get off tomor
row. ,t
Astoria, May 20. Sailed at 12 noon,
steamer F. S- Loop, for San Francisco.
Left up at 12:30 p. -m., Italian bark
Emanuele Accame. Arrived down at 12
noon, French' bark Bretagne. Sailed at
3:80 p. m., British steamer Strathgyle,
for Shanghai. Sailed at 4 p. m., French
bark Eugene Pergeline, from Dublin.
Arrived at 4:30 and left up at 8 p. m.,
steamer Homer, from San Francisco.
Left up at 4 p. m., steamer Roanoke;
at 4:20 p. m., steamer Alliance. Arrived
down at 8 p. m., steamer Shoshone.
Astoria, May 21.Condltion of the bar
at 8 a. m., obscured; wind southeast, 10
miles; weather foggv with light rain.
Tides at Astoria Today High water,
4:15 a. m., 7.9 feet; t:03 p. m.. 7.5 feet;
low water, 11:20 a. m., 0.2 feet.
ALONG THE WATERFROXT.
The steamer Alliance arrived at Couch
street dock early this morning and will
leave for Coos bay Saturday night.
The steamship Roanoke arrived at
Martin's wharf at midnight and will
leave for San Pedro tomorrow night.
The Italian bark Emanuele Accame
will be at Montgomery dock No. 2 this
afternoon to discharge a cargo of ce
ment, -She is in from Hamburg.
iPFFlR
ABANDONS IVIFE
Captain McAlister Disap
pears and Spouse Believes
He Has Lost Mind.
.(Catted Press Leased Wire.)
Ban Francisco, May 21. The disap
pearance of Captain Samuel D. McAlis
ter of tn Thirty-eighth company of
coast, artillery has caused a tremendous
sensation at the Presidio. His wife Is
prostrated over the affair. ; - ; .
Since Friday morning r MeAllsters
whereabouts . has been unknown to his
friends, and the police department and
private detectives have searched tor
him In vain- He has been stationed at
tha TVMin thrM veara. and his record
was clean up to the time- he disap
peared. - It la, probable that if he rat
turns he will tie tried bef ors, a . court
martial, v- -, . .--.i -M
Thursday night he and his wife en
tertained a friend at their home, and
on the following morning he left, say
ing he was going to Fort Baker to in
spect some guna He did not reach the
fort but came to the city, where he
purchased an outfit of cltuten's clothes
and sent his uniform to his wife.. Mrs.
McAlister thinks her husband Is tem
porarily Insane, .. I. ;-
Problem In Political Economy: ;
From the Washington Star. "
"It's no use " said tha young man with
heavy rimmed classes, 't can't cet this
political economy stralght-
"What's the trouble ?T', asked the pro
fessor.' ' " - J -
"I can't discover whether a lot of peo
pls go broke because we have hard
times1 or whether-we have hard times
because a lot of people go Broke,"
At half price, whole or part of a
completely newly furnished house, in
cluding Kimball piano. Phono Main
MR; JACK. By James Swinnerton.
' " , .'. v , I 'pardon ME.LmrvE
fi : - I BUTTfcfcCUP. MAY IASSI?
' THAT YOUNG UADY . - - I VoU WOVI OU PARCEL
MA3 TOO MANY fVKW&l t, 4 ; V- --
yUYTUi BUTTERCUP. 'UW "
STREET CARNIVAL'S Bi (1IITH
Voting at Catholic Club Fair
Continues Amid Much
Rivalry.
The management of the Catholic
Young Men's club is highly pleased
with the success of the club carnival
on Morris street. The carnival has
drawn large crowds every evening thus
far in spite of the bad weather which
has prevailed since the opening Mont
day night With each succeeding eve
ning the receipts of the fair are grow
ing larger.
This Is the first time a venture of
fhls kind has been tried on the east
side, and the officers or the club were
a little doubtful of the outcome at
first, but the liberal patronage thus far
given by the people in spite of adverse
weamer. naa convinced tn carnival
management that an annual street fair
can be made prontable. A lew sunny
days will swell the receipts so there
will be no doubt that the debt on the
new club building will be entirely liqui
dated when the carnival ends, .
Athletes Applauded.
The. Turnvereln atbletlo exhibition
which was last nisht's feature was
greeted with hearty bursts of applause
wnicn pecame a continuous panae
moniunv of sound when tho great
gymnastic dance of the Turnvereln was
given.
i onignt me A.nignts oi uoiumoui
will have charge and the attendance is
axDected to break all records ud to
data Every member of the local coun
cil, is sure to be present, and each
on, has been delegated to bring as
many of nis menas as possiDie.
The most attractive feature of the
amusements at the carnival this eve
ning will be the free concert in xront
of the clubhouse by 14 Tyrolean - sing
ers from the Oaks. Manager Freeman
of the oaxs naa generously aanatea ine
services. of his star vocalists, and-they
will render an exceptionally uno pro
gram.- . .. . :;-y.
. nooionss xn vrawn ,
Tomorrow nisrht will be St Joseph's
Society night and the German voters
will come-' to the front it Is thought in
an effort to boost their organisation
another step towards the winning of
ine suaen Conner.
There will be a free matinee Sat
urday afternoon for the benefit of the
school children. -' No admission will be
charged at tho gatea The big box
ing tournament' is scheduled for Mon
day , evening. Bom of th cleverest
amateurs ' in Portland will go on t.hs
squared circle In. exhibition bouts.
The management Is making arrange
ments to bave an evening of debate
when Democrats and Republicans will
be Invited to make campaign speeches.
Following is th result of the vot
ing contest to date: Bryan 200, Taft
188; Chamberlain 204, Cake 209; Man
ning 1,261; Cameron 213; Word 674,
Stevens 832: O'Day 212, Morrow 198
Societies: St Joseph's 123. A. O. H,
869; X of C. 81$, C Q. F. JT1.
In the voting contest each .rota costs
a- penny. Th - candidates . and - fra
ternal societies have each a separate
ballot box. At o'clock and again at
10:30 every night th amount of money
In each box is counted and tbe re
sults registered on the bulletin board.
Th count Is always made by soma dis
interested parson selected from the
crowd. , : " - 7 -
Tb manner " tif securing rotes Is
left to th friends of the contestant
The booth is In. charge of B. Morits
and P. W. Ward. :. ,. . ..
In That Case, She Doesn't Love Him.
- From the Houston Post. ' ;
."Waafs th matter with him?"
"His wife bought a Merry Widow hat
and he can't get over it" -r -
"Huh! My sweetheart bought one and
I can't get under it" . : ,
1111
lla.ll UUIUIIklilt
in SOUTH DAYII
Marius Directing Operations
of Revolutionists From
Refuge at Kingston.
(United Press tsssed Wlra
Port Au Prince. HayU. May 21. In
cited to insurrection by Septimus Mari
us, the rebel leader, from his refuge at
Kingston, Jamaica, a serious anti-government
outbreak has taken place in
the southern part of the island. Strong
forces have been sent to the scene to
suppress the uprising, but fears are en
tertained that before the troops arrive
the Insurrectionists will have seised a
number of cities, following tne seisure
with massacres in revenge for th sum
mary execution of a number of prom
inent anti-government sympathisers in
this city last March. - . '
The situation is, deemed critical in
the extreme and every measure is being
taken by the government to meet and
promptly put down th uprising. Pres
ident Nord Alexis' advisers are warn
ing the foreign legations to harbor no
more rebels under the direct penalties.
Marius is seeking aid to organise, an
expedition to assist the rebels. ,
Tree Planting Along County Roads.
From tha San Francisco Cbronicla
The Stockton Arbor club has com
menced an active campaign to raise
funds for th purpose of saving the 14
miles of trees planted alosg four roads
leading out of Stockton.
Th scarcity of moisture this season
makes, it necessary that the trees be wa
tered several times, and additional
funds are necessary to carry the many
fins trees that have Keen growing
through th coming summer.
It is also the intention of the Arbor
club to later extend the tree planting
on th four roads already lined with
treea Officers of the organization
hop before many years to have the
main thoroughfares leading to Stockton
nice shady lanes.
Voman
si bant tha WAndsarfrit
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Private Sntranoa, 834 Morrison itraa- .' ;-';.-
We
Are Specialists in
9 Tsars in Fort-
X il
land
OUR GUARANTEE NO PAY UNLESS CURED
We have stopped at no expense that could' add to the efficiency of
our work or the comfort of our patlenta Ther Is. no other equally
equipped Institution for the treatment of men's ailment la ta Paclflo
Northwest.
WHY SUFFER LONGER. ON PROMISES OF OTHERS?
We cure safely and promptly WEAKNESS, LOST. MANHOOD, SPER
MATORRHOEA. SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALLSTAaES. VARfc
COCELEV HYDROCELE. GONORRHOEA. GLEET. ORJtNY , OF YH8
DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Persons! attention Erven J1 patient.
CON8UI.TATI0W OOsTTXDEVTXAX ABB IB f 1T1UD A' personal, thor
ough and searching examination Js desired, though 'If.; inconvenient to
can. write us a full description of your trouble. Our off lo hours ar
from 9 A. M. to 8:30 P.. it, excepting 8unday from t to Is. Address
.or call ' on th .... -
ST. LOUIS
IIEDICAL AND
SURGICAL
COBXfBB BBOOB9 AJTD TAWBTHi
TAKINGDRUGS
The Oregon
Institute:
and School
BothcbJld Bid,
rortland. Or.
DR. W. E. UALL0RY. Nalcropath
Operations are avoided. Cures seem
like miracles. It's a marvelous dis
covery. If you want to get well, leave
th bunch behind and investigate. ; I
can help you' and stop thai pain.- u.
Call or write. Consultation fro.' My
former patients are my best friends.-
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Tanwt's Bxtraek f Oabebs and
Rows A Martin's. 351 Wash
ington st, Portland. Or.: or by mall from
Tb Tarrant Co,) Hudson st. Nsw
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IN ANY UNCOMPLI
CATED AILMENT
I CURE YOU
YAJUCOCZX.B -'
This most prevalent of all 'dis
eases of men , Is also the most neg
lected, either through dread of tbs
harsh methods - of treatment com
monly employed, or through Ignor
ance of the grave dangers that ac
company the. disease. As varico
cele interferes ' directly with the
circulation -and - process of wast
and repair throughout the genera
tive organs, the necessity of a
prompt and thorough cure . cannot
be too forcibly emphasised. ' I cure
varicocele In one week by an ab
solutely painless process. My cures
are permanent and are- accom
plished without the usa of a knife,
ligature or causae .. .. ..
Diseases of Men
Quick Cures . Satisfied Patients
OUR FEE $10
In All Simple Uncomplicated Cases
CONSULTATION FREE NO EXPERIMENTS
K(t FAH.tlRES
DISPENSARY
BTBgBTB, rOBTXAVD, OBBOOB
Th ' Well-Known
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CHINESE
Root an A : Wait ;
v1 TrnTfr
Has made a life study of rooU and
herbs and In that study discovered and
is giving ; to th world his wonderful
-remedies.
Bo Ksronry, rolaona or Brnrs TTsed
Onr wittoat , 4parWon or
Without th Aid of a BnU.'
He guarantees to . cure Catarrh, Asth
ma, - Lung, Throat , RheumaUsm. Nor
yousness. Nervous Debility. Stomach,
Liver, Kidney Troubles; slso Lost Man
hood, Female Weakness and all Private
Diseases.. . :
A SURE CANCER CUBE
Just Received front Pekln. China Safe,
. ours ana nenaoi. . . .
IF YOU ARE AFFLICTED DON'T DE
T . A V- ri -T . A V a inn riivnpDnrr. :
If you cannot call,, writ for symptom
blank and circular.. Inolos 4 .cents in
stamps.- v - r . .... ,,, - -
CONSULTATION FREE
Th O. O Wo OalasT Hedioia Oon '
H2M First St, Cor. Morrison. Portland..
, .. ' Oregon. - ,
Please Mention This Paper.
do. picqcc
Cures ; all Bervous . and
Prlvale Diseases ol
men. :
Quicker and ' : cheaper
than others. Call and see
him first- Consultation
free. Phone Main !(((.
Of flea 111 1st st, comer
. . lamnut., . , . ,
ronivOriCN only
Dr. Sanderson ComDeuad -
Zl earln and Cotton Root Piila. ? ,.
SST rt'k. k. a.J , .wm ) smK.KI.
JT ff temAy for DELAYED PER. r
Z. - AA ' lODS. Curs tha most obatln.
ate eases in to 10 day a . Pries II .v
per boa or thre boxes 15.00. Bold by '
drugslsts everywhere. DR. PIERCE. .
181 First st. Portland. Phone Mala 1845. ...
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