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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, .MAY 31, 1908. DEM STATE GUYS OREGON'S WHEAT Portland Furnishes Sister State With Necessary . Breadstuff s. MANY SHIPMENTS . : UNUSUALLY LARGE Pacific Northwest Sends Away More Wheat This Year Thau Ever Be ' fore. Making the Cereal Year Now . omiug to Close, Record Smasher, California bought large quantities of wheat during the month dosing today. Portland shipped 460,880 bushels and the . combined Puget sound shipments were 877.478 bushels, making; 828,358 bushels all told from the Paclflo north west, " v .' - -V ' v This Is more ithan tnree times tne quantity shipped from the same ports to California during the corresponding month last year, the total shipments at that time being 272,E1T buslwels, Portland ahlnnlne 232.017 and the com blned Puget sound ports furnishing Stf.bBO. " A raw years ago ianrurnia waa one of the prominent wheat ex- Sortlng states but gradually the change as been brought about so that r In stead of exporting wheat In large quan tities the state Is now drawing for the aame upon the wheat belts of Ore gon and Washington. During the entire cereal season from July 1 of last year to date, California sent away but 10 vessels carrying wheat and - two ' of these cargoes consisted largely of barley. A large percentage of this week was sent from Oregon on eoasters when the lumber traffic fall oft to such an extent that Jt'was found good business to carry wheat la the hold and lumber for deckload. Most of i these windjammer-, would have come north, for their cargoes but for the reason that when coastwise freights were low It was about as cheap to give the short haul to the coasters as to have the ungainly sailing vessels make the run up the coast which In a good many Instances would mean the hiring of a new crew In addition, to extra port charges, pilotage and- tow age. The vessels had brought general freight from Europe to the Bay City which accounted for their being there. The 10 vessels that carried wheat from Ban - Francisco since July ' 1 this year, are the French barks Francois, Join- 5 Me, Asnleres, La Rochefoucauld and eneral Foy.vthe British , ships Monk barns. Dunfermline and Dynomene, the British bark Mueselorag and the Nor wegian bark Prlnca Robert. ' In the meantime 2 cargoes of barley were shipped from California ports. According to data , compiled by tha If reheats" Exchange of- -thlaetty- the Paclflo northwest has shipped about 7.000,000 bushels more wheat, Including flour reduced to wheat, during the 11 months of the cereal season, than dur ing the corresponding tlma of the next best season on record, the total be ing 48,881,912 bushel-, Tha second best showing was made during the sea son 1906-6 when tha shipments for the 11 months of the year aggregated 88.- seasons: Grand total season to date. .43,881.911 Bama period, season 1906-07. .81,854,903 Bame period, season 1805-06. .88,147,865 cm, ...init iani.ni: it mi it 8ame period, season 1903-04. .20,866,475 Bama period, season 1902-03., 80,410,286 Same neriod. season 1901-02.. 84.046.816 Bama period, season 1900-01, .27,665,127 Bama period, season 1899-00. ,18,006,150 Same period, season 1898-99.. 23,198,6 07 Bama period, season 1897-98.. 26,624,481 Portland barley exports July 1, 1,001,078 bushels. . . Merchants' Exchange figures "also show that the total wheat shipments from Portland and Puget sound during May were 2688,727, including 262,862 barrels of " flour reduced to : wheat, Portland shipped 916,613 bushels wheat and 96,921 barrels flour, while the combined Puget sound ports shipped 87.681 bushels wheat and 166,421 bar rels flour. - - ALONG THB WATERFRONT. last night bound ifor San Francisco with a full cargo of general freight and 166 passengers. The steamer Alliance, Captain Olson, sailed for Coos Bay last night. The strainer Breakwater, Captain Macgenn, is Uue -to arrive this after noon from Coos Bay. The British , steamer Inverklp . is booked to arrtva here tna few days to load lumber for Australia. ? Hue comes In ballast from Ban Francisco. ' The oriental liner Numantla Is ached. uled to arrive here next Saturday with a large snipment or gunnies. . BOATING , ON THE RIVER. Launch . Owners Prepare to Carry Crowd to Warships.. Pleasure boats are beginning to com out in large' numbers, - although the weather has not yet been very favorable for boating..,:,. Yesterday afternoon proved Inviting enough to draw out a number or. canoeists, tauncn unu, anu even a few yachtsmen. 'Hie nr.it irop Inal Hunriav. however, will see tha inos quito fleet come out in full force, and ft is said it will be numerically stronger than ever. . . . A number of handsome launches have &An hullt durlnar the winter, and their owners are anxious to give them their first trial trip.- . Amoner tnese is u. Beno's Niagara which will be ready for launching in a week or two. This, it is declared, win one oi uia unni mm most comfortable, launches on tha river. It is being buHt in a boathouss atthe foot of Stark street by one of tha best boatbuildera in tne country, sj-v; . , Captain Amos has had tha . large launch Eva overhauled and equipped to carry pa ssengera to and from tha war ships during the Rose Carnival and the various boathouses - have also - made preparations to take care of those wish ing to inspect the war vessels at close Cantaln Larson's White Flyer Js per- sting on the Oaks route again this sea son, '), , - - 5" f ? ,,11111 I, m . . ,.,,.. MARINE NOTES. - 1 i If,, ' Srt T,-iAltlrtM f' 4hai hnr at A t. m.. smooth: wind northwest: weather, cloudy, Arrived down at 8 au m.. schooners King Cyrus, and Willie R. Hume. Ar rived at 9 and left up at 18 noon, steam er Tallac, from Seattle, " Arrived at noon and left up at 1:40 p.f nu, UU S. 8. Charleeton. from San FranftHPfl Left ud at 1:40 v. m.. IT. B. gunboat Torktown. .Arrived down at 1:40 and sailed at 6:80 p. m., steamer State of California, for Ban Francisoo. San Francisco, May 80. Sailed, steamer Rose City. -for Portland. 1:05 a. m.. 6.8 feet; 3:28 p. m., 7.4 feet. Low water 8:10 a. m., 0.9 feet; 8:00 p. m., o.o ieei. ' MARINE INTElilTOKNCH. ' ..--.. v -1 .' . .... - i . t- ii . ' Bas-ela Users Due to Arrive. Breakwater, Cooa Bay.,, .. ....May II noanose, oan ru u Kose tjity, Ban r rwiciwo ' , . . j an. w TT.itnnrA. Tillamook.. ..... June 2 . i.i 1. s- nn n.ii litn. A Eureka, Eureka and Coos. ...... .June ( Numantia, orient ............ ...jun s State, San Francisco June t O. W. Elder, San Pedro, way.,. June 9 Arabia, orient July Nlcomedia, orient . u" i Alesla, orient.. i ....Sept, 1 Sea-alar SlBare to Senart. Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook , .....June I 15 rcaR wetter, ectn x: , . .u who e Roanoke, San Pedro and way.... June 4 On,, ritv Ran ITranttaro . . . . . . Jnn t Alliance, Coos Bay ...... ....June J Eureka, Eureka and Coos....... June 7 Geo. W. Elder San Pedro. . . . . . June 11 State, San Francisco ......... .June. 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San Francisco Allanton, Br. ...........Ban Francisco Cralghall, Br. ss ...Ban Francisco Earl of Carrlch, Br, as... San Francisco Aeon, Br. ss. .................. -Eureka Dulwlch, Br. .,.,... ., ... .Ouaymaa Ellerlu, Br. as. .... . , . ....San Franoisco Ea Boats U Ballast W JUomA Orala. Port Craw lford, Br ah... ...Callao Agnes Oswald, Br. sh. ......... Callae River Failoch, Br. bk .....Callao Nordsee, Owr. sh, . . ...... . . .Callae Oregon, Oer, sh. .Tokohama Oen. Faldhsrbe, FT. ba.. ..... Yokohama Henrlfctta, ,Oer. sh.. ........ .West coast As ter. Oer. bk . . . . . i Valpara iso Marechael de Noalllea. Fr. blcWeat coast Helena Blum. Fr. bki .......... .Bristol Vendee, Fr. bk.... .San Francises , oil steamers one. . . . Argyll, Am. si... Bsn Francisco Cut glass auotlon, Metzger, 141 Wash ington street. ' - 'NEW BOOKS FOR THE . .HBKABY ; BIOORAPHT.' The following books at, the publlo li brary will gro into elroulatlon June It Alllngham Diary; ed. by H. AHlng- ham and D. Radford, HOI '- . . 7 MeLoua-hlln Dr. John McLoughlln. the Father of Oregon, by E.- V. O'Hara. 1SVB. Tuttle Reminiscences of a. Mission ary Bishop. 1904. i , . DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL. , - Jerrold Hlahways and . Byways in Kent, 1907. Pains Tne Greater America, HOT. , ' FICTION. Beach The Barrier, Dawson A Prophet In Babylon. , Hall The Inward Light - " Pyle Rejected of Men. - Ward Light of the World. k ' . , -' FINE ARTS. V - Bach Piano Compositions: ed. by Ebeneser Prout, 1907. Beck Art principles m portrait ftio tography; Composition, .Treatment of Backarounds snd the- Processes In volved in Manipulating tne fiate, isut. tiugoee Hucoessiui . antertainments, 1907. Oibson The Romance of Modern Pho tography: Its Discovery . and Its Achievements, 1908. s j Holme ed.i The oaraens ox sms land. 1907. . " r . Lone -Medals or the British Navy and how They were won. is. Padersweki Ignas Jan Paderewskl; by E, A Baughan. 1501. HISTORY. Ady History of MUaa tJnder 'the tsrorsa, i07. Marknam History or ieru 188. Wldney Raoe Life of the Aryan Peo ples. 1907. I.1T1SKATUKJE. Booth A Practical Guide for An thors In Their Relations With Publish ers and Printers. 1007. Haisham Lonewood corner: A coun tryman's Horisons, 1907. Jones Rebeuioua-Susans A comedy in iurov acvb, ibww. . Lucas fed.) The oenuest Art: A Choice of Letters by Entertaining Bands, 1907. Murray Rise of tne Qreea edic: ne ingr a course or lectures aeuverea at Harvard university, 1907. PHILOSOPHT. Baldwin Thought and Thing. J. 1908. - Harrison The PBnosonhyTf Common Sense, 1907. v ; .BCIENCJ-: .... Coulter A Textbook of Botanv for pwuumHjr.ai'iivviiir i,vi. Johnson The Theory and Practise of Surveying; Ed. IS, rev. 1907. Macdouaral Elementary Plant Phys iology, iu. ! Marshall & Greenly .Flying; Machines, n. d. .... SOCIOLOGY, - Madison- Writlnga, v. 1, 1908. Mulrhead Historical Introduction to the Private Law of Rome; Ed. 2, rev. 1899.' ' - Murdoch History Of Constitutional Reform in Great Britain and Ireland, 1886. USEFT7X. ARTS. ; Bassell Earth Dams, 190T. Benjamin Modern American Machine Tools, 1907. Newblgglng Handbook for Oaa En gineers and Managers; Ed, 7, 1904. Sinclair The Care and Management Of Locomotive Boilers, 1901: Voogt Our Domestic Animals; tr. by K. P. Womneley, 1907. Whlnery Specifications for ; Street Roadwav Pavements. 1907. Williams How it works; dealing In nimble lanaruaee with steam, eleetrlcltv. 11ffu - heat, sound, hydraulics, optics. etc, ana tneir applications to apparatus In . common , use, 1907. Hans; Himself In Barn. " '.: f United Pre" LraM4 Wire. I T ' Los Angeles, May 80- After tying a piece of gas tubing about hlj neck, C. Harf, 60 years old, committed suicide by hanging. Harf was a gardener, and chose the barn of his employer, on St Louis street, as the place for hanging himself. He had just reoetved a letter from his son in Emporia, Illinois, and was heard to remark: "I've got the worst of the bargain. This ends It all," , Pointed cliln auction, Metsger, - 842 Washington: street. WE CURE MEM WN Our Cures Are Thorough and Permanent NO EXPERIMENTS! NO FAILURES OUR GUARANTEE-NO PAY UNLESS :URED When You Need the Services of a Doctor, Con ' suit One of Wide Experience. . . , WE ARE Just now completing our TWENTIETH year as specialists In MEN'S DISEASES. If we accept your case for treatment a cure is but a mat ter of reasonable tlm. "Each and every patient receives skillful, sdentiflo and ' expert treatment, and he sees and knows from the beginning of treatment that he is getting the BEST medical attention obtainable. ' ' j . Our entire time and practice "is devoted' to the cure of BLOOD POISON. ; VARICOCELE. STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY, HYDROCELE, PILES. FI8 - TULA DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER AND PROSTATE 4JLAND, CONTRACTED DISORDERS. WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO , MEN. v i , ' iVs'" s . ,. OUR METHODS are up-to-date, and are Indorsed by the highest medical au- thorltles of Europe and America. Hence, our success in the treatment of men's diseases. , ' ' i ' ' i - ' ' , - " - " . . - She Sellable Specialists. On Physicians Are All U censed to Vraotlce Medlolas la - tne Itate of Oregon. " MEN, if you are suffering from any DISEASE or WEAKNESS, we wsntiyoti to know you have a friend in ns. We want you to feel that you can come to us with tha troubles you'd tell to your closest friend or that you would even hesitate to tell him. Our relations will be - aa PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL, as they have been with multitudes of others who have received our assistance. Be careful in selecting a doctor to treat you, for It all rtepehds upon the physician you go to as to whether you get the euro you seek. WE FULFILL ALL " OUR PROMISES and never hold out false hope. . You need health and strength first that's money; helps to make money. . ' s ' CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. We of fer no cheap "bait" entice you to our office. Don't run' - away with every hook that has bait on It, OUR TERMS are reasonable and made to suit the convenience of the pa . tlent. If you canno: CALL, write for self-examination blank and free book,, Many cass cured at home. Medi cines furnished from our own laboratory for privacy of our patients,. . from 11.60 to 88.00 a course OFFICE .. HOURS; 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. dally; Sundays, 10 to 12 a-m. only. i , CiGON TfflCAL IRIST. 291 Morrison St., Bet. Fourth & Fifth PORTLAND, OREGON mil wire FOR CpilVEIillOII Hember bf New York's Big s . Four, Arrived on Cam-V- pania Yesterday. - : (Bunt News by Lanccst Ltastd Wire.) ' New Tork. May 80-Lewis NUon, one f Jf,w Tork's big four to the Demo cratic national convention, who has n aurutta (or a montn negotiating contracts fop th. .Mn.i,n,Hn a wor ships. , returned 'home today on the steamship Campania , While Mr. Nixon dl not say what nation he has been negotiating with nor how many ships will be constructed by Ms yards, he states that the effect of the contracts would be extremely im- yviiiaui iium a Business ana inaustriai standpoint. - Mr. Nixon will return to Europe sub sequent to the national Democratic con vention snd when he again cornea back to America he will bear with hint the agreements already signed and sealed. .The shipbuilder did not go into poll tica deeply, but said that he had spent a day with Richard Croker in Ireland and had talked politics with hlra. Mr. Croker, said Mr. Nixon, is deeply inter, ested in American politics and keps in close touch with movements In this country. ' The attitude of Mr. Nixon has highly optlmlstlo and he gave the impression that he is convinced that the wonted prosperity of this nation will be re sumed aftsr election. "My trip abroad was to secure eon tracts for warships and other ships," he said. "The negotiations were success ful." . SOUTH AFRICAN DESERT. Suffering of Party That Attempted Crossing Without Water. From the London Telegraph. Two Vryburg men, Sidney Smith, a well-known looal farmer,, and 3. N. Bry mer, have had a terrible experience in the Kalahari desert, where they were three days under a blazing sun with neither food nor water and hardly came through alive. They left home together in a Cape cart drawn by six oxen to visit George Lennox ef Kingston, a farm some dis tance into the desert. The travelers Were mainly relying for their water aup nly on the trammas. a snecles of wild melon which grows abundantly on the sand dunes and conserves Its water for months, but they found to their dismay that these had all been oonsumed by the flocks and herds . of , the nomadic natives - oi tne naianan. meagre stock of water they had brought with them soon gave out and after trekking for two daya without a drink the oxen collapsed. The travelers were still, about SO miles from their destination. Abandoning the cart and oxen they de termined to make the rest of the jour ney on foot. Eight miles tramp through the heavy jsand reduced Mr. Brvmer to a state of exhaustion, and leaving him behind Mr. Smith tolled on with hi na- tlva servant in the testft of a seereteln wind to attempt to make the nearest water, Mr. Lennox's farm, which was his only hops. In six hours he had be come quite deaf, one eye was almost Diincv nis tongue nao snnveieo up- ana his palate and Hps were coated with a thick skin. He had left Brvmer at 9:30 St night At dawn next morning' his Kaffir boy threw up the sponge, and sad at heart Smith had to push on with Ills oHie doa-aa hi a only companion. Aa hour or two later he was over taken ; by two young Transvaalera Messrs. Gerber and Le Roux, on horse back. They had lost a horse and a mule from thirst not far from the nolnl where Mr. Brymer had been left lying on tne veio. . ney naa reuna erymer Still alive, but having no" water them selves Were unable to heln. and had pushed on, for the farm. , Le Roux was In a stats of collapse from thirst, hav ing to be held on his horse by Oerber, Tha two mounted men went on ahead. promising to send back help to Smith and the others. When still a long distance from Mr. Lennox's farm Mr. Smith met some Damara women (refugees from German Southwest Africa, carrying water in aourds on their heads. Incredible aa it may seem, these inhuman people abso lutely refused to give Mr. Smith -either water or assistance. ' Eventually ne managed to obtain a small cupful by fnrnA. hut he was too exhausted to struggle for more. At this-point his fine collie lay down and afterward suc cumbed to thirst. Slightly Invigorated by his meagre refreshment, Mr. Smith tolled on. The sun was now high overhead and the heat' Intense. He was following the course of an old river bed and fortun ately was able to obtain some slight shelter from a few- trees along the course. His method Was to dash for ward for a couple of hundred yards to the nearest tree and then lie down to remunerate for the next effort 8a hit held to his task until at length Mr, Len nox's farm came in signc Here Kind hands took him in charge ana tended him so well that after a few hours he waa able to talk rationally and walk about. '..'" v ' Mr. Henn of the camel corps of the Cape Mounted Police, who happened to be at the farm with his camel, immedi ately saddled up and set out with the most commendable .diligence . to search for the poor fellows who had been forced to remain In the desert Thanks to Mr. Henn's promptitude and energy the lives of Mr. Brymer and the natives were saved, aitnougo tney were in the last stares of exhaustion and Presented n most deplorable sight when they were brought In. CHIEF JUSTICE HARLAN. wsm ft pin rrn M . 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Palpitation of the Heart and Stunted Development MY METHOD makes a quick, permanent and radical cure, without discomfort or detention from t business . Drlxmin T)itPAef - I "". "i1 l,"a,M ?' -5r,,vt ntf about which most people dislike to consult their rr.VsHe icu3C family doctor, such as discharges, drains, eruptions and all contracted troubles. I cure them quickly. , , 1 PrnfAtie TronbleS So.rne f notable successes of my professional career have been In the radl- rrOalUlIC iruuwea tcal cure of enlarged and inflamed conditions of tha Prostate Gland. My treat ment acts directly, reducing Inflammation and irritation; it heals the gland, removes the obstruction and estab ; llshes free passage of the natural secretions, without pain or discomfort , ! ' ; Write if yotv cannot call. r( All correspondence sacredly confidentlaL HOURS 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.; evenings, 7 to 8:80; Sundays, I i a to It nooi:. St. Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary CORVXB 8BOOV9 AXTD YAMBXUj 8TBBET8. 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Call and see him first, (jonsoitauon i free, t Phone Main .wee. Office 181 1st sU corner -, lamnut- f" " " u ' I f OR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's C o m p o n d Bavin and Cotton Root Pills. The best and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER- ate eases in 8 to 10 d;ya Price 8 J ner dosj or inrew uu. . sw-ww., (j Srugalsts everywhere. DR. PIERCE. 181 First st. PorUand. Phone Main IMS. ltVT3i CHICHESTER'S PILLS VV-s. ' - "TUB WtAMONl) 'BRAND. A l'lil. Is R4 " I HHI. MMl With Sstcir9.Titir! y V 1.BBK Holm metalllAV Blua Ribbon. VX IklAMO.ND 1IKAM flLLS. (or SS MM know as Bat, Safut. Aln Ri SftLD BV DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ana otner arug naou.8 btq posutr vir "r HABITINA. For aypodermle or internal use, Samsde sent to any drug habitaejby liVpp niKil. HAvnlw nrke S2.00 ner bottle " ww u. mm e k . i I c L fee sale by Sktamsre U. Paiiuaaa. Oncoa. wrannen Dm Oe. XU. Xalrs Justice ' Harlan of ' tha United States npreme court was a, prom lnent figure la the recent conference of governors and others, at the invi tation of .President Roosevelt' lo make plans for the conservation of the natural resources ot the United States. , - HEMANDWQUtn. nH Bit f or anBstorsl itchr-l,lDflBmmlin, irriutioai ec alcratlons f assess smabraaM. p.inlML snd not astrln msiiun.J-l sv.wkyiiwlsta, or eant In alaia wrapwr. Himi, arspsid, foe l.C7.rlbottlJ.7a. cmslac sa ea retassk if AumwT l i i m jwwwriwrfc v.. J KTBK KllOW TO Mil. TarrMf Sawaes el (tabebs aa4 0tl3Lta.-.,. sr. ' mM)mlMmmmmaiharMtkSmtm whiter mt P. io-ro.slvwwes.ee, u a esaia. noeeasrat ass, iiteel.a tZJ? a. M.rtln'a. 1B1 Wk. ington st, Portland, Or.: or by mail from The Tarrant Co, Hudson st. New lura. . DESPERATE NEGRO : ' : SHOT BY POLICEMAN ?-y. j - essBBW(sass-sBW-eswasi . ., (Calted Pr Iaed Wire.) Mobile, Ala., May SO. -As a result of a - double killing here this ' afternoon. Captain Thomas Chamberlain, city elec trician and Dample Brown, a negro, are dead. v-V; s , ' , -. Brown is a desperate negro and waa wanted for a double murder. Ha shot and killed Chamberlain while defying a rouse of officers, snnt to arrest him and was in turn killed by Policeman Coleman. ' Jewelrv auction. Metsger, 843 Wash ington street. TO MEN VISITING PORTLAND Daring tne Rose Festival (oaill June 10) I will allow ont of all fees paid, one-half fare from any point In Oregon and Washington. WEAK MEN r - f , f ' - f DA ZATXOB, The Vedlar Srpeoialirt 10 My Fee in All Uncomplicated Disorders ; PAY M E WHEN CURED The methods 1 devised twenty-five years ago for treating men's diseases proved a rad ical step in medical science. Those methods ' have enabled me to cure diseases that were formerly regarded as Incurable. In working out my methods I held the theory that Nerv ous Debility, for Instance, was not a consti tutional or functional ailment, but a prostat ic affection, and therefore merely local, tl reasoned that Its constitutional effects were imply the results of a tremendous waste of energy due to Inflammation of the ' prostate gland; that this being true, a local treatment could alone sffsot a cure. Thereupon I de vised the treatment I employ today with such marked success. Indeed, I have never known this treatment to fall to effect a complete , and permanent cure In a comparatively short time. .v !. .' My treatments for other diseases peculiar to "men are also along oritgnal lines-, and are squally successful. My special treatment la an ., open door to manly vIrdt and all the nleas-. ures that belong to pxrfect health. Any man , , may avail himself of my services. It has been and is my life's work to aid afflicted men, alleviate their suffering and restore them to health and vigor. I have therefore placed the charge for my services within the easy reach of any man. no matter what his circumstances. To PROVE my confidence in the results of my treatment, and as an act of good faith. I VILL. WAIT FOR MY FEE UNTIL YOU ARE CURED. No man could be fairer than that. I take all the risk. You take none whatever, You have everything to gain and absolutely nothing to lose. . - Delay Is Dangerous Men whose vitality is exhausted, those who have some private disease lurking In their system, and who are prematurely old, while still young in years broken-down wrecks of what they ought to be, and who want to be strong and to feel as vigorous as they formerly were, to enjoy life again to win back the vim, vigor and vitality of perfect healthshould con sult with me before It Is too lats. Are the Following Symptoms Yours? " Do you feel that your manly strength Is slipping away? Are you weak, nervous, fretful and gloomy, have pains and aches in different parts of the body, your sleep disturbed; weak back, headache, despondency, melan cholia, palpitation of the heart, unable to concentrate your thoughts, poor memory, easily fatigued, specks before the eyes, aversion to Society, lack of ambition, will power depleted, dlaay spells, poor elroulatlon, feel cold, lifeless and worn out, primarily Induced in many eases through abuses, excesses, overwork, etcT If so, then I warn you. Do not delay ' longer. I CURE ALL DISEASES OF T.Sn , My experience along this one path qualifies me to aay posltlvelv tht such troubles as pertnatorrhoea. fcostYlgor. Varicocele; BTdrooell CoS treated Disorders, Contagions Ioo4 Poison, Stricture and 'Weakness'' can be cured perfectly so as to stay cured. Of course I use different meth ods than the ordinary phyalcian. Most of these are original with mT ami wars devised for Just such cases aa the ordinary coursea of treatment fall Contracted Disorders VSmSt1 tyanS.1 SbSVTyMVu the leasrt possible time. I have treated mora cases of contracted dis orders than any other physician upon the Paclflo Coast. Mv cures ire thorough and are accomplished in less tlma than other forms ef treatment require In producing sven doubtful results. I employ remedies of my own devising, and my treatment Is equally effective in both recent anJ chronic cases. T also cermanentlv euro Bneolfla SlAna Mum ii w . - - wMnH. fliirvvfutiiw tfon and all reflea aUmenta. Consultation end DicOaicsis Free ' ; I to not charre for advice, examination or diagnosis. Xf yon eail for a private talk with me, yon will not be urged te begia treatment. If lui s alble to eall, write. -, KiM MOSBJSOX ITBEST. . IT TZA: , i Corner Morrison sutd Vecond Streets. omci xouxa a. k. to ir.it e-anaay, nui . , i M n II