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Newspaper Page Text13. TITO OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE IS, ISC3. rriJLICTEXOGKATHERS. ALL KINDS OF LETTER WRITING end copying; charge reasonable. Miss I. Ai. conam, bus number fexcnaoge Md. Main 477. Li KfH DUFCR. ll CORBETT bldg Plion A-t3it; largest and most comiit stennjrrarMd office In WMt. JIL'AL. ESTATE J. II Pmsner & Co., 868 Ruwell st, Pbone El 449. Fir Insurance, loans, real egtata W. OGILBtE, REAL ESTATE AND " loans: ewtnh. 1S&3. 145W Ut room II. laiiUKlt STAMPS Ay I) SEALS ALSO ALL OFFICE STATIONERY, P. D. C. Co.. ill Stark. TeL 1407. SAFES DIEBOT-D MANGANESE SHAPES Large stocu; joctiouts opener J ana. rniture. J. to. uavis. s 3d at. metal furn IlKEPRGOF AND BANK SAFEH AT factory prices; second-hand satea Tfosler Safe Co.. 10 2d at. . SHOWCASES AND FIXTURES EHOWCASE3 OF EVERY DESCRIP tlon; bank, tar and at ore fixture made to order. The Lutk-e Mfg. Co. THH JAMES 1, MARSHALL MFC. CO, (showcases, cabinet, store and offlo fixture. 28 Couch st Pacific I1H1. H- H. BIRDSALL, DESIGNER; ACJT. ML Winter Lumber Co.. 7 Hamilton bid-. DISEASES OF BEASTS Careful Research Develops Some Interesting Prob lems That Confront Teter- inarians Progress of Sci ence in Animals' Diseases, SIGN AXIJt SHOW GAUDS'-. FOSTER & KLKI8ER. SIGNS. THH largest sira makers In the northwest 6th and Everett at. Phone Prlv. K. 66. Homo A-llM, By Dr. B.B. Kelson, State Veterinarian 'l of . Washington, Seattle. June 5. The- great .public in" most ' case appreciates the - value of sanitary police regulations Just a soon as an outbreak of some contagious or Infectious disease occurs which in terferes " with It health and happinei especially if it is a disease from which the results are very fatal. Therefor we find that even back in the mlddl-s age persons unofficially, or with - or. fiolal authority conferred on them, have taken official or unofficial chars kLMER f WALLACE, ART SIGNS AND of uch ' outbreaks. Naturally it was office lettering. 827 Stark. Pae, 15. only a matter of time until such per- 6IC5NS THAT ATTRACT" PORT- land Sign Co.. iS7 Stark. Paclfle U6 TYPEWRITERS -4 sons, who seemed to have more or less knowledge relative to the various phases of such outbreaks, and who became more- Interested In the control of them, wer selected to assume the resoonal- AI.L makes, rented. RRPAmicn Dimy or this work. This, associated nM u ik r rn qi t.i uar un me numan neverenuinK ueaiie 1 1& teara tuu Know mur iouui iuqkv and relative conditions bearing- on the neaith or man, developed onwara ana TRANSFER AND STORAGE. C O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGB I :LJ" .iir " " PVi!.i-l compRny, office and commodious -4-1 ,""-u " "'cu ; 1 story brick warehouse,- with separate I : Belongmto Physician. - Iron rooms and fire-proof vault for val- Later person of this medical' class jjauies. northwest corner or 3d ana Pin (were generally chosen to officially at. Pianos and furniture moved and represent the public . In this work, packed for shipping. Phones Main &. which eustom has grown and devel. Home A-1988. . . . ... ., .. i opea utU it is now conceded by com- OLSON-ROE TRANSFER CO.. I mon consent that Wis function nrst General transfer ajid storaee: aafas. and properly belongs in the sphere of pianos ana rurmture, etc, moved, packed t? "P"""" "F1 Py the work of veterinarians, this work ana smppeau uai St.. MrS!iw ;'Bfh . wa, accomplished in less than flv CII1U X IlUIJC it J O. I II Plf. I v wsii ssiiijr uiv equaur iruo or mo veterinarian, ino TWAIN OBJECTS TO HAVING STATUE EfiECTED BY 1 HI ENDS. 3 UVa4VbsaWBMj lm Tn ill g.. La Provenc on June IS, returns. Dr. Marie having supplied him with enough of his serum to fill the needs of the New York institute until it la able to make Its own serum. . king displeased; BY OPERA CROWD I Price Too High for Real Nobles, So . Only Middle Class Comes, lie Says. London. Jun 15. Durlnr President Falllerea visit a vagu report got about to the effect that King Edward, was 11L The ruroor eemd baaed on nothing mora substantial than the faot that King Edward, who always looks genial at public functions,: undoubtedly looked the reverse during his visit to the mill tary tournament and at the gala opera performance at Coven t Garden. The fact Is that the king, whose gen eral health is excellent. Is much trou bled by increasing deafness. Three months - ago it was hardly noticeable, possibly because every one in the royal I net habitually talks loudly owing to I the queen's deafness, . But since his return from Blarrlti the klnsr has been worried over bis own tllf rjculty In hearing. His majesty's air of displeasure -at the ralainlffht at the opera, however, was probably not due so much to his inability to- "hoar Tctrarilni and Melba as to annoyance at the general company 1 i in tne opera nouse. tie canea mem middle class. - He expressed the opin ion that the prices chanced are too hlsrh I tor me ota nooies. i W03IA BREAKS THIGn 1VIIIXE TURNING IN BED -... j , u . i ficranton. 'Pa.. June 15. Mrs. Mar garet Barrett of South Church street, Carbondale, who has been - lrl for the of thi work, let us see if b baa proven with me. I never light a fire, and 1 1 wlilla lyinsr in bed last night The in- ' Mark Twain declines to permit friends to erect a statue him. The picture sbows the autograph o f Mr. Clemens' letter to a friend declaring his aversion to the honor, and a sketch of the proposed statue Is also shown. - himself capable in practice. ' CattU Botfer. There wa pleuropneumonia in cat tle, an' exceedingly contagious disease wnicn airectea the cattie 01 many coun tries. In the United States it existed In cattle of several states. With thou manAm nf oattla in Him n It nil Drodlgtoua undertaking to try to eradi cate the disease from America, . Yet IRELAND & MCMILLAN. Moving and expressing. Phone win ftat Physician of the lower animals, who 1 at years, and at a cost, of less than J.l euv.uuv. In Denmark Dr. Baug, with hi corps of veterinarian has, during the past five or six years, by the aid of the tuberculin test and proper sanitary ed, on o . n n.-iiit . . . i aas imowiss aeveioDea xrom sniou .ue- "L "V"l JVia. v. . i- ginnlngs of uncertkin condition Into vtuuaAojB, ,V"- i silt the high peciflc station he now occu Main 9. Heavy hauling and atnrace. I an mn hnth nhiil,i, ni votar. INDEPENDENT BAGGAGE A THaN inarlan have struggled upward In the regulation, decreased the percentage of fer Co. Stora 324 Stark. Main 407. search of truth which to some extent tubercular cow In that country over XADDERLY TRANSFER & STORAGE- woula ,alJevlt J"Lri,iK ""J"1? '""r Jwi ... -,o, v... . CO.. Ill rJ. Ith. Main IB5: A-ISXIL - I vuv iui uuuii ui Klin wi, . w " - - ii.a ja i ah , V. n V. I r m m a m nnaranr., am, 1 m Tnr-T a t . , luuiQr. I Biivniui inn v (is toigiuwiibu hh U llULLa VLli JULxULIta ; '" I ' Durlnr those -early times the lmme- and Is capable of cerformiag practical- ciata causa or cotnmunicaniA aiaeaaea I this division or tne duties or tna M. A. GUNST ft CO- I was not knnwn hut with tha Mntfnlly itnta hniHa nf health DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE CIGARa. proven results of the labor of science I trust that thi short paper ha im PORTLAND, OREGON. a to the cause of many of them be- pressed you to some extent a to the EVERDING & FARRELL,- PRODUCB 'or him the physician realised that value of the veterinarian a a member and commission merchants. 140 Front certain one of these epidemic were of the stats board of health, and eim- wt.. yortiana. .T. fnone Main 17. eoreiy preveniaoie, eiiner oy destroy-1 Har boards, and It Is to b hoped that ORKGON FURNITURE MANUFaC- "Lm lf" eause oi ins oisease or o; m the near future many other states ..TJfy V......Tl.-. .i T 1 changing the animal conomv of mank-m t v,. f n ture for the trade. Portland. Or. !?h u8.??.l5?r'a'n ota, Iowa, and Waahlngton, by having r - - l i . . .... . i i.miaeaaq uiu Kim entrance into me . .t..in.M.. . - .i..u VVA llUUHi! CU.. WHUlJiEH.I.R ClUfl.lt 1. . ... , :., mwimai uiraiuw VJ. lull! cers. manufacturer and commlsaioa I XniAiHAn e XI Hf """1' "AU I tate board of health. merchanta 4th and Oak sta !,. ,11- h. .o.. LEW18-STENGER BARBERS' SUPPLY out of thi knowledge two fundamental YOTTlVr AVllM AN ATA K KS ' Co barber' supplies, barbers' furnl- conditions to be practiced In controllr . t'lro, parher' chairs, lotn snd Morrison. 1 lng epidemics of disease compulsory 1HK GRATON & KNIGHMFd. CO.. vaccination ; ana tnrougn nuarantme. - oak tanners, leather, belting manufao- X.fi'Mlgttm ,9bum&ik.-i ; rurer. rortiana, or.. 61 1st st. rh.n,.k v ht.t.... .i. BATIKS-WIGHT CO., CALENDARS, AD- nacle of preventive medicine would Boldly Steals Securities Worth "When darkness cornea on T r.t i.n i.'' """" . h . . ... . " " iurr ' - v v i- ....-...-.- s - "jy Lt.um,Vf i-v "Is 5 olr puJ The case is an unusual one. and pny- !J!.y ilflnlt,J,a,"acJ-aD5-eo.lL Kyi!elf taking great Interest la ft Kf.A- V-.I H-n.lL.in.l. . , I OUIIIO MCilO V 3 V IIO V I IIU aVIICsl W0a 1110 Kr.i, !l:r'. A . "Jy I brittle as result of Mra Barrett's ill- down for th night." MAKING CURE FOR ADVANCED RABIES Bnoklen's Arnica.' Salve Wins. Tom Moore,-of Rural Route 1, Coch ran. Georgia, writes: "I . had a bad ore "come on the Instep of my foot and could find nothing that would heal it until I applied Bucklen's - Arnica . .... I esaive. . uwa man nan oi a 20 cent oox vtuei vi x uvris raaieur xnsiliute Jtse I won th lleves He Can Make Man v Immune. day for me by affecting a perfect cure. Sold under guarantee at Bkidmore Drug company's drug store. BIG HAUL OF WEALTH vertlslng -novelties. 160 th st ALLESTa tEWIS GROCERIES? TRAXSrORTATIOX . . REQU LATO f L.INB PAST STBASTJSB Viy---; Bailey Oatzert . Makes round ' trip week days, except r riuuj-, 10 1 nui DAlyLtS, rare sis. vO. 9100,000 From a Railway Van at Station. aate Become positively Known tnat r-1 tain of these contagious diseases were leommunlcable to the various species of in aomestio animal, and then , again transmissible to man. This, therefore, ipreseniea to ins pnysician a new proo Hem for solution. Would he be able to solve this alone. ' or were there others to wnom ne would direct mmseii for 1 j l 4. . consultaUon and assistanceT ,u""u " There wa a time when the physl- oerie in in annais or crime in me to use tne 1 provinces. She escaped with a haul of about $100,000 worth of securities, but waa arrested at Liverpool yesterday witn me etoien property in ner poa- Llverpool, June' IS." A fashionably dressed young woman successfully on- olan waa not permitted Leaving Portland 7 a. m., leaving Thhum' body for th purpose of dlsseo Dallaa t p. a. arriving PorUand p. I t'oa, and he had therefore to obtain I his from the! Bunday Round trip to ' Cascade I comparative study on the lower anl-1 lV-iini t - I,..,., T-j 1 1 , I mni. . 1. o-tta .k.M k- k- - I session. lng back 6 p. m. Fare fLOOw BTEAJCESS .hi. , nn. -i.v nmhism I in nrresiea woman waa immediately ne' AyhFatTflS???. .? A? Manchester police ': millartee himself with the nathnloc-1 f.?.." ".P"" 1 DalleS City and CapitOl City '"1 contagious disease n .,neron?uon wcn wm ieaa to ner rtnafsta Portland snd The Dalles, callin way ianaines for -freight and di eengera Flrst-claEs accommodation lor wagon ana livestock. -. ALQXB BTSJBEZ DOCK. Phone Main 914. A-611J. 5 . compefled to us. 'the "lower animal, for '; t.lfli.t.' atM iU I dlaaectlon. I v"--""-- y" dissection. 7laeass of Animals. y rooming. The Liverpool tram was oeing got reaay wnen . a woman ana man had four parcels placed in the uard a van. It appear that the guard SAJT naJTCZBCO VOBTXJUFD m. s. -v r 1 1 a j j 11 i i smniir torAm AWrthXrpt b' scarlet fever; acUno salllnga From Ains worth, dock, Port- ycoai anthrayx. tuberculosis (un- The following disease in th lower animais are communicauia 10 man, 1 s- either directly or intMrecuy. through aid not see the parcel placed in hi the food, which the animal furnish for van, and ther waa nothing to show to luauKuiu, ijvuviu uivuiuci ia, i wnom iney Deions-ea. age Some minutes Defore the train was land, a a m. ;uiw uiu,, lanigunnu . tun- (nt to start a smartly dressed young 8. B. nose City. Jon so, 3HLr 4. eta. "I"" iJ' '""('J 1 woman approacnea tne guard ana ln- 8. S. Stat of California, June 87. July ll. to.--xeariy America contriDuted ner formed him that she expected some From Lombard lSrSaa i'aiicisco 11 .uot. J, deaths from the first men- friend to catch the train, She intended a aT rnT tloned diseases, but it Is from th last traveling with them, but if they did -.u , no eaten ma train sne wouia require 6. B. State of California, June 80, July 4. b. a swss viiy, a an 87, rtuy 11, sto. J. W. aABBOM, Dook Agent. , - Main litis Ainsworth Dnck. K. J. KOOEX, Ticket Agent. 142 Id St - rnone juain ui. A-14UZ, ANCHOR LINE glasoow via Koirsovozmsr California, June SO, Caledonia, June 27, - Furnessia, July 11. - Saloon, 1 63.50, $67.50 and 172.50. . Seoond Cabin, $430 aad 845. - . Third Class. S27.40 and S07.9S. For book of tours and Information, an 1y to HENDERSON BROTHERS, il to I Bhermaa St, Chicago. I, COOS BAY LINE ; The steamship BREAKWATER leave Portland Wednesday tt I p. m. from Oak street dock, for Worth BendTkarsa. field and Cop Bay points. Freight re reived tlU 4 p. m. on day of sailing. Passanxer fare, first class. 10: second Jlssa tl .including berth ard meala nqire city ticket office. Third and Washington ntreets. or Oak street dock. VOBTZ PACTPIC STSAKSSXP CO.8 . - STSaJS8B3Va : . - . Roanoke and Ceo: W. Elder E.iII for Eureka. Ran Pranclaco and Los Angeles direct vry Thursday at 1 p. m. Tlckat oltlc ut Third .near Alder. SEEKS DIVORCE FRO JI TIGHT-WAD HUSBAND AVoman Says He Refused to Give Her $2 More for Table AL lowaace. , uuo, luiraivuiuoi mik : ins uco.ui 1 a is great, ana wnicn in conseauence at. n.- n.r.i. ,o ha nn,iv mands the most serious attention. This been placed in hi charge. 1 the disease of which the honorable I when the guard wa about to wave u.od.ucu;. u. ,,1 vuu ui nis nag for tne train to start on it health. Dr. J. M. Emmert, said in a re- journey the young woman rushed up cent address; to him and asked for the package which tt IT Jl t greriyh.Ua 5'?5nut " She had previously selected. United States contributes 150,000 deaths, The guard did not entertain th and the world 6,000,000 death per I slightest suspicion. Indeed, he had llt- year. inn aione -comes irom me nu- 1 tie time to majce any , inquiries, i ne man ramny. Thi last disease,, as well I parcel was handed to the stranger, and a a many or ut others,' is ot common I porter was instructed to carry it to occurrence in the , domestic animals, I cab. This was done, and the young especially the cow, and many are the I woman told the cabman to drive to the outbreaks that are directly traceable to I Moiey notei. . un Tne way, nowever, the lower animals through th various! she must . have changed her -direction tor pi It i thi that ha led the physician the London road station .with the pack food products thev supply, as well as I to the driver, because shortly after- by direct contact I ward she was seen on the platform of through forca of neciHiHlty to alc tho age In her possession, She was asked by advice of the veterinarian, who, through I the officials there if she required any constant contact with and careful study assistance, but she replied that she did . Meantime, the owners of the package, who - were breaking their Journey to of, ha become more conversant with both anatomical structure and patholog ical lesions in the domestlo animals, as well as the hygienic conditions demand ed about the stables in which the ani mals are kept. - ,; Veterinarian of Today. so educated that he 1 properly qualified quantity - of Jewelry, for a dutv thus hronarht tn him . , 1 J - - 1 ' - ' ' He is given a thorough course in T.TT7T11 'rw w'l-' V . V H. X N anatomy of- th various domestlo anl- Jx j. i t jh -" mala, histology of the different animal tlssuest pathological lesions, both ante and post-mortem, as well as maoroscopi cal and microscopical. He has unsur passed opportunities to observe such lesions, as he may avail himself of nearly every patient that die. Beside these, there are the great abattoirs in which thousands of animals are dally killed for food purposes, which : gives him great quantities of material for study; ao that he becomes exceedingly expert In his knowledge of normal moat- and there is quite a much importance n knowing normal as abnormal con- uiiions, New York. Jun 18. Mrs. Mlnal Ec herd wants a divorce from hr t,ukiu. llonry Eckhard. She filed petition In (e New Jersey chancery court yester day and, included a category of short comings which sh believes entitle her l.ucband to the diamond belt for mean- They were married on October T. 188$ end on the twelfth anniversary of the event he made bold to ask for an ln (Tfase in her weekly allowance of 83 to t ir-i'iy the tahle. Eekhard got mad and 1. 1 1 the house.r . Mrs, Eckliard has not hwii him since. She was left without i x-bps to care fot her 6-year-old son li!t-.l t.'TsHf. Of all hr huahand's methods to choke t!.e f;;mlly pocketbook, she says the i f-it was reaclipi when he made their. take !rsr stpps to save his shoe.i. --'Vrt stepping -wa an extravagance, he 1. because the boy could cover Just i t nui.-h i-rwind na save leather by ln- In addition tn thli vtn iit.Mt,,nn. Teter,n,iry learning give the student wi uiiuriuniiy 10 maae nimselx ex ceedingly famHllar with technique and details of bacteriological Investigation, State boards of health are. at present the great official organizations on which the public depends for Ms pro tection against whatever Is or will be detrimental to its general - health, whether thi be contaminated food from a diseased animal, or the diseased ani mal itself. rood Protection. ' : This protection Is erlven h control of the domesUc animals and the foods produced from them. The more conscientious, and the closer such con trol Is, the smaller will be the bearing of these factors: and. ottir thin. qual, the greater will be the' average percentage of public health. ,-.,, It ha previously been shown that the veterinarian, by hi education, is the proper person to represent the stats boards of health In this branch Of its labors, and that thus la theory a state board of health is not complete in Its personnel wiinouv a veterinarian as a niemDer or - oucn noara. . Now If by education the veterinarian I the fraamr fTmiva ta jjlaCS in charge Liverpool at Warren ton, discovered their loss. They had been traveling to gether,1 and had recently been staying at the Midland hotel. Manchester. The mlssinr package contained - securities worth 8100,000, some valuable furs and 'NEATH UMBRELLA Hermit in English Woods Leads a Happy Life Without a , : " : Home. ' uGceWo Th Wall-Known ,Reliabl CHINESE Root anil TTarh I DOCTOR Paris, June 15. Dr. Augusts Maria chief of the laboratory of the Pasteur institute, has been experimenting for several years with the modified treat ment for advanced cases of rabies like that of Mr. Marsh of Brooklyn, recently, and although he was unwilling to give details of the results tinttl he , makes them known through an official source, he said todaythey are most encourag ing. . , With the Fastuer treatment as used since its -discovery. In 1885, until now Has made' a ! Ufa mtni full immunity is not reached until herbs nd ln tl" study' dfaovd ZSd nearly Ave weeks after the first lnjeo- is gWing to the woriS ' hSf waJVJ.i tion is given, the treatment lasting a " nf. 10 r2mTdle h W onderful minimum of 18 days. In cases of severe 90 Hsronry, Poisons Drags TJsed n1tn nn thA fnr t Via Hi4a ha ma v i srv. . ' .tT. vpr uavu velop in three weeks or evJn less.' h ""wi5.f S2S!S w Dr. Marie has succeeded in obtaining He guarantees to cu ritlrrh i.th cli ha4 been made, im- mS fT CSSSSSk. AC mune snini raoics a serum wnicn, 1 vousness Nervous n.Kiin. m..k when mixed in certain proportions wit Liver, Ki'dne Troubles- alsS'??. tresh virus of rablss. render, the latter ZolV. 'Female7 Weaane. Znd aU PrlvSti nnlnnn, wh., nu,tul Int.,. mala o m, ) - tM M 4T11V9VV , " "" w muu 1 vwea man. iota nnxiuro 01 virus ana serum f ermits the beginning of the Pasteur reatment with a material which obtains Immunity much quicker than when the ordinary method la used. It is precise ly what had been needed for. severe cases and the results obtained within the Inst two years have amply fulfilled Dr. Marie's hope. ; - Furthermore, ths new form of treat ment will be of great practical value in Immunlng dogs Inasmuch as two Injec tions rapidly Immunize a dog against rabies and this Immunity lasts for a year or more. The new method will be introduced In the New York Pasteur In stitute when Dr. Rambaud, who sails on A SURE CANCER CURE Just Received from Pekln. China Safe. Sur and Reliable. IP.TU;&?XAFFLICTEI DON'T DE LAYDELAYS ark nxMniTRm-ra If yon cannot calL write for symptom stamps. blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents In CONSULTATION FREE Tns 0. Cree Wo Chines Medietas Co, lSStt Plrt St. Cor. Morrison. PorUand. Oregon. ;- Please Mention This Paper. LIBRARY yQTIWGCOWTEST )fS)4 C 7$ A ' wmm Wl' " To be strong and manly Is the aim of every strong man, and yet how many we find who are wating the -vitality and strength which nature give them. I nstead - of developing into th strong, vigorous, manly young fel lows that natur Intended them to be, they find themselves weak, stunted and 5 despond-, ent no ambition to do anything. They struggle aimlessly;, along." sooner or later to become victims of that dread disease, nerv ous debility; theli finer' sensibilities blunted and their nerves shattered. I Cure Men's Diseases I have treated hundreds of men who have long uffered a gradual decline of physical and mental energy ass result of private ail ments, and have been Interested In noting the marked general improvement that follows a thorough our of the chief disorder. My success In curing difficult cases of long standing has made me the foremost specialist treating men's diseases. This success is due to several thing. It is due to the study I have giver my specialty! to my having ascertained the exact natur of men's ' ailments, and to u" unuiiuuii aim niuruugniy actentino metnoas of treatment To those In. doubt as to their true condition, who wish to svotd th serious results that may follow neglect, I offer free consultation and advice, either at my office or through correspondenca ' If your case 1 one of th few that has reached an Incurable stage, I will not accept It for treatment, nor will I urge my services upon any on. , I treat mi" vw wuif win vui ki.'vuses ireav- -i-.f .-..'' "'' vss A. m ft Jlvali I IN UNCOMPLICATED CASES My Fee Is Only YOU PAY WHFN CORED : arxcrno bx,oos roxsow. . No dangerous minerals to drfva the virus 4tr the Interior, but harm. less, blood-cleansing remedies that remove the last poisonous talnC TuuoocBXdi. r Absolutely painless - treatment that cures comnletelv In one week. Investigate my method. It is the only thoroughly scientific treat merit for this disease being- em ployed. :: ": V ' ,. FREE Mr colored charts, showing the male anatomy and affording an In teresting study in men's diseases. will be given free upon application. In all my work I am thorough, Jiatnstaklng, and ' careful , to .give ust the right treatment required m' each Individual case. For II ?rears I have been proving by ablW ty, and my business methods have always been strictly reliable. My unqualified success Is due to a thorough medical . education, sup- f demented by years - of experience n men's special diseases only. My treatment Is as correct as modern science can make it Others may offer inducements, such as cheap treatment -or quick treatment, but my foremost claim Is for thorough, ness, which in the long run IN EVERY CASE means ths cheap est and the best ,:-- ?r -, ;,, - - . costbctct szaomsiima "i Tou can depend' upon ' a quick and : thorough cure' by my treat ment. A quick curs 1 desirable, because a -slow cure 1 apt to b no cure at all, and - a chronlo de velopment will come later. I cure you beyond the possibility of a relapse, and In half the usual tlm required.. ,. ' -: , , .-x - Often the Condition appearing to be th chief disorder Is only , a re flex aliment resulting from . some other disease. Weakness sometimes comes from varicocele or stricture; skin and bone diseases result from blood poison taint, and -, physical and mental - decline' follow .long standing functional . disorder. . My long experience In - treating men enables me 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 Writ Today ' " Hours a, m, to 9 p.m. Sunday 19 to 1. The DR. TAYLOR Co. C3H StOXJUSOV STBSET, Co'sFBS,- SBCOBTJ, POSTItAITD, OB. , NOTICEI Xt has been decided to close th library Contest on Wednesday, xdas 84, 108. All ballots deposited before the elosinjr of the tar nniiin places, on that day, will b oounted. Positively a votes reosived af 1 far jons 04. , , . , .. . ... . 4 A 8B00 library given away absolutely free.' An elerant Hhror nf -na volumes and -handsome golden oak -case will be srlvcn tn ths mv.ni cnurcn, ciuo or society in x-omana securing tne largest number of votes. -I votes will n isauea wun paiu-in-ituvanva BUDBcripiions to J ne journal S fol lows: -one 1 year, 17.60, ibo votes; ix months. , 83.75, 800 votes: three 1,B liiuuiun, vwiw, - uun iuviilii, uu - milll, IV ' VOtSS, Pd every merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase one vote. At tne close 01 tne content ine ioukb, bciiooj, cnurcn, ciuo or society recelv ina the largest number of votes will be - awarded - the library enmnlflf witn esses. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votea The library is on exhibition in the window of the east side office, 880 East Morrison street. Ballot boxes ars located at Holsman's jewelry store, 149 Third street; White Front drug; store, 183 Grand avenue; Watts-Matthleu drug store, 875 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited. Trade with the following mer chants and get busy with the votes: . . votes; -.one month, 66 London. June IE. 10 a wood about 80 miles : from London Uvea an old. man who for 20 . years has known, no other roof than an umbrella. -.' , ...'A representative of one of the morn ing newspapers found him yesterday af ternoon seated under a large carriage umbrella amid the pine trees, making ready for his tea. Close by was a per-, ambulator packed with miscellaneous goods, including - several a umbrellas, clothing, etc. The bid man, who is an ex-soldier, looked In excellent healtn. "Twenty years . ago I took to the woods," ha eald. "During the great snowstorm a few weeks ago , I slept soundly, and when " I woke up In the morning-I. was covered with snow many Inches deep. But I am never 111. I haye not had a day's Illness In my life. I have lived a simple, single life, and I have- no more worry than that tree has. I have no rates and taxes to pay, I have no wife-to bother me and I have plenty of friends. "How do I livet t Well, all thefvillaire people know me, and they provide me with, tea and bread. A man does not want much to live on, you know, I am quite happy under my old umbrella. "I can sew as well as a tailor, and I mend -all my clothes. I have Several changes of clothing In tny 'motor (re fcrinff to the perambulator). I have clean shirts, sorks, boots and othr things here. No one ,evsr Interfero r. K. MAJKZBZ.lj ft COn 'dry goods. clothing and shoes, 880 to 884 East .Mor rison street ' ,.,,.- XV BOT.SMAH. Jeweler. 149 Third street Main 8180. O. M. XOFSTEATEK. fihotograDher. 15H Third street Pacific 1720,s XADDEXXT TKAJTSTCB Si 8TOK- AOB CO, office and warehouse.111-118 North Sixth street - Main 1885. A-1686. THB U. K. BXAXVASli SDortlng wu, 14 urana avenue, fcast ass. ZiIBEBTT coax, a rr.-a no nffie 111, triom atrest , Horn A-8136. Mala V UX.CAW no at. nn mi Sum. Id treet Main 8778, A-877. BUSCH a, OBTEB, merchant tailors, til SUrk street Pacific 800. .SW WBWS CO, cigars and news. 147 Sixth street. .."W. . XXZTP, plumbing and gas fit ting, 607 Williams avenue. East 432S. J-iWrtl,0I!r WVTS PBOSTf DBUtt gTOJUB. 188 Grand ave. E. 363. A. K. WH,X,STT, grocer. 128 Grand avenue. B-12C1, East 288. - txh mobez.-bajbx:b, SBCOP, finest shop In the city. i BUth street , MABOBXO rZOSPX.B QOCBXT," 88 7am hi 11. corner Park. Mala 6621, CKXCAOO HABXT, roeat. 187 Third street Main 418. - -7 . , HDtlElFURNISHtnS N1360470 Cat MORrmOM St. m TAinrojr, piumblng and gas flttlDg. 808 Pin street. 189 asaTe""- B-18 is. East 418. . 5-rr D0:r?i wallpaper, painter and - r ' union ave. Kast 1096. .i??3?.1 PBBT, rasat and fish. 840 First st Main 1979. -,. uCBrrrBCBXST BAObV wood dealers, MarshiU and 13th sta Bothphonel, wXin.?lteW . v- ; d'j7x' barber, 8 fa Williams pa!nt4o.o?S?' ITaiP"ir7i.aB4 oppe,aVtoM:tasrm J-QTrrif CTTT DTEZBO SI CZiBABTXa WUBXfi, 389 Grand ava EaT8S887 strnrsrsB rcrBx co. Long or short, wood. B-1581; East 808L Office and yard Thirty-aixtt and Hawthorn C. X ZOTtXSpX, Vlnsmlth, 286 Grand avenua East 6C08. . , , "'- BAJTCBB, optician. Dr. B. J. Mills, as sistant Main 1874. Ill Ith st " sporting aoxTiwxBT - ornr , 00. goods. 118 3d st Mala 2006. OOLEMAK HABSWAJUB CO, hard ware, mechanic' tool and cutlery. 109 8d t Main 8187. , ' - MOIEIEOa ELUCntlCAI. COV 9l East Morrison street East 8128. B-1626. m WATTS-BCATTBIBW CO, druggists. 275 Russell street East 462. . ...7 ' DR. B. B. WKIOHT, dentist 342H Washington, cornor Seventh, Main 3119. "ACB ' BJBBB, 0n millinery, , 4?3 Washington street ... - . 8KAHXS 8 PAaVB.' wood dealers, yard East Eighth and Main streets. East it K ' BUTTE B-WTJT BBJSAO CO, corner ouick work. islT aK .'f bnnnd anrt nalumhlo . r..-,-. -T-,-11 ,j.lye,ng QUICK WOrK. HH th St Third street . " TT " " COlTrttBIA TXBM CO-Flsh. oystar. L ZUW Third 'anl "Xn ken'v , ' and Russell street East 4708. t.f lti,f5i C,?-'. meat"- Wood v T!. a Uniniua ki-i. I lawn 8; C-lssa. -718 Union ave. north ing goods, William avenue and ifnott , '''OBTftABrD TEWT AWSISO CO- street East 2482. , 7 tent and awnings, window awnings and MrrrTTam- aw- . Prh curtain a specialty. 16 N. Front TOV hnf.TE1TMB,?i:I-I,A, rJLO- - tEBReal estits and Invest- mm .T ""Li U"J f rd. .'aia' goods,, 64 menta Room 411 Corbett bldfc Mala ETJBEKA CABXXAOB WOBXS, Mfga. nd repairers of carriages and wagons. 818 Burnslda. Pacific 2047. ,- WOODUWS JiAUITDBY CO-Rough Dry and Finished Work. Wuwii.n 1288. - 427 Dekum ava - . and WUllam ave. C-1004. i 68a Hov Yoii Can Be a Boy at Sixty There' no rational excuse for a nan who Is not yet sixty years old grunting and . complaining about pains in-his back, stiffness, in -bi shoulders and legs, that "tired feel ing," ' weak back, nervousness, Indi gestion, constipation and failure . of vitality. It should not be. Natur started you with a constitution that ought to havs held you good until you are eighty, and you ought r to feel like a boy now. But you have over done some, thing and wasted your vitality. You still havs ths constitution, but lack the force. That's electricity. You know that electricity Is vi tality. Electro-Vigor will restore It . It Is curing men of general nervous weakness, of rheuma tism, kidney troubles. stomach troubles and of many special all- nents, whs bad wasted their earn-a . lngs for years on drugs without ' get- , ting benefit It cures them while they sleep- by restoring vigor ous strength to every ailing part of , the body. - - ."'!'' Ereetro-VIgor , Is a dry cell body battery. It is easily, comfort- ably worn next to the body during the night and give out a continu ous stream of tnat Btrengxc-ouiia- tng, nerve-feeding : force . which Is the basis of all health, Electro- Vigor 1 not sn electric belt there Is no charging to do. - 1 think Electro-Vigor is the most wonderful thing In ths world, for It cured me ot dropsy, catarrh, rheu- matlsm and a weakness which made Uf e miserable " for m. The doctors said I would be dead long- ago. But Electro-Vigor has re stored me to robust health, and Z give It credit for saving my Ufa, I am 64 years old and working 14 hours ; a day ' now, and I feel 1 strong a a horsa J. W. LUNBECK. 196 Center street, Santa Crua, CaL FREE TO YOU 1 Oet my 100-pag book describing Electro-Vigor, Illustrated ' with ' photos of fully dsvsloped men. and women, showing how It Is applied. 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