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Newspaper Page TextTHE ' OREGON SUNDAY: JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY; MORNING. JUNE 21, 1808., 14 iwsiro FROM CHILE by her grandmother when aba was mar c. ried to o. o.- Mills, v - ' Wagonloads of presents have landed at - uorcnester -. nouse. i ne ami ana queen and others of the royal family sent many costly gifts. D. O. Mills' regal gift was bought to match a splendid necklaoe of emeralds and sap phlrea with - an antique pendant of Tbo Weil-Known Rellabla - CHINESE diamonds sent by J. P. Morgan. The Mills' gift is a wonderous corsage or nament of emeralds and diamonds con nected By a series or serous rrom wnicn deDends a roll of hua-e -emeralds and ham ana ' Hsrn ' diamonds.- : President Roosevelt's gift . CeeVo ' DfVEXTOE HE WELL'S FLYING MACHmU. Bubonic Plague Terrorizes Port of Antofagasta Six million Salmon Eggs Re ceived From olumbia Hirer Fisheries1 fftpeelal Slipatek to Tbe 7onraaI.l Valparaiso, . June IS. The buboulo plague has declared Itself In an elarm fnir manner at the port of Antofagasta; the authorities are adopting; . active measures for its repression. The gov ernment has comlsisoned ; Dr.f Cadis to make a voyage along the coast In the corvette Baquedano and study the ports with reference to the establishment of sanitary stations and hospitals for the protection of commerce ays Inst Inf eo lioue diseases, 8 Ix million xlmon eggs have been f-e- rtlved from the Columbia river and will e distributed by the government among the ports of the republic This government is making a new schedule of duties on tobacco In its many forms, by which it Is expected to increase its revenues about $5,000,000. The aggregate capital in tna bangs of Chile on the. last day of last year wan 1127.000,000. The money in cash en hand was 188,000,000 and the securi ties 1478,060.000. Don Julio Zegera has published a long series of articles on the economlo Situation of the republio and declares that what is demanded by existing cir cumstance la more devotion to work, ana economy in expenauure. itexerring to -the International commercial ' ques tion with Pern, he says: "The arrange ment Is necessary because It Imports positive and great advantages for both countries. - The marked difference in our producta obliges us to be fraternal In exchanges, permitting us to sejid rem our wheat, so superior to that or the united states, and receive rrom them sugar and many other articles with' profit to both countries, close eighlors.,,--i'--- The secretary of the navy has boen In conference with the expert Subsecre tary Prieto and Captain Osrln concern ing the renovation of the armament of the navy. - But the republic finds Itself hampered by want of funds and credit The minister of - war, also, has been studying a method of Improving the condition of the mountain artillery. The country haa lost by death one of Jts' most brilliant naval officers, Captain v'aptall Molina, maritime governor of Antofogasta. - . . . v A dispatch-received here from a moun tain station says that a party of Turk ish gypslea met a band of Hungarian rrBles in the hills and robbed If fam ilies of 1 50,000, or. as - some report, 160,000. The Hungarians, arriving at a town, have wished to take revenge on the Turks and have only been pre vented by the police, who have disarmed all the men of both partlea. , , . SNOW STILL LIES DEEP ON TACOMA (Sreclal Manatee to The Joaraal.1 Tacoma, Wash., June 10, Partlea luat returning from Paradise valley, on the south slop of Mount Tacoma, nay the heaviest snowfall In more than a decade fell on the mountain during last winter and the long cold spring. Due to the backwardness of the year, there la still a great deal of snow on the slopes of the mountain, and at the Camp of the Clouds, whioh is a favorite spot with tourists, there la still estimated to be SO feet of snow. A week's hot aun will do much toward dissipating It. A trail has been cut from Longtntre prlngs to Indian Henry's hunting ground, or uucKieoerry valley, the name given to the park-like western lope of the mountain, and this part of the mountain will be exploited for the first time this season. Heretofore - It haa been reached by a trail so rough that comparatively few ever visited It. ; Pleaaant CoolneM. - -There was a ooolness between them. But It had not long to stay: It was strawberry and vanuia, . And It malted soon- away. Philadelphia Bulletin. : .v. i f - ." f , inr - fis ie T ' - t Wei - J:-w. 1 t' I. Iarentor .""Newell "Wllliam'e Ireak flying machine by which he hopea to eolTe -the problem of aeral navigation. . A can be aeen, the fnyentor depends upon lifting propellers and has no aeroplane. Trial will be held at Hammondsport, N. T. BACK FROM WORK ipfillSSIDH FIELD i Eev. Robert McLean to Ee- turn to Old Church at Grants-Pass. ("pedal DUpatch to Tbe JeoraaU Qrants Pass. Or June JO.Br tho unanimous voice of the membership of Bethany Presbyterian church, this lty. Rev. Robert McLean, who has bad charge of the missionary work of Porto Hico xor me past eigni jm, um imu rfalled to serve the paatorate here. Rev. vt r n will BiiRceed Rev. Evan P. Hughes, who recently realgned, but who bi las occupied the pulpit of Bethany church for the past two years, and un der wHose leadership the church has Ur vrrT n vu naator of Bethany ehurch from 187 till 1890. He brought up the church, from a little village charge to one of the leading organlsa- A Marvelous i 1 A' lady called at the office of the IMPONDERO-THER-APY CO, 508 Merchants Trust building, in this city, who had been suffering , from severe nervous headaches which near ly drove her to distraction at times, and, after explaining her case toth physicians, she com menced their treatment, and in side of 20 minutes she was free from all pain, she was properly fitted, with glasses, removing the eye strain, and at the pres ent time she reports that she has never, lost a night's sleep or a meal, and all symptoms have subsided. ''ANOTHER:..', A young man who ; had been treating with all the available methods, as well as those rec ommended, and met with noth ing but failure at every hand, he said that some one had spoken of the Impondero-Ther-apy treatment to him, and he thought that he would at least investigate it and see what it j was. After a thorough inves tigation he concluded to take a CO-day course of treatment, and by that time ; there would be sufficient time to show whether there would be any efficiency in the treatment, but at the end of three days he was so much better that he could-eat, sleep and enjoy the pleasures of life as other men. ', ., We wish to state that we are glad that there are some who advertise, can and do just what they say. v ' . . '' .- IS' 11 .. CROSS II RAILWAY AT THE RISK OF LIFE - . -v ., MBwMmaMaaB - j Yamhill County Complains of Sheridan and Willa mina Eoad. (Salesi Bareaa ef Tbe Journal.) Salem, June 10. Yamhill county, through County Judge R. P. Bird, has entered with the railroad commission an informal complaint against the Sher idan V WUlamina railroad. The main track of the WUlamina road crosses the county - road in Tamhlll county three times, and at each crossing the condition of the road is so bad, according to Judge Bird, that it is dangerous and almost Impossible for .loaded wagons to cross the tracks. ' Efforts to prevail upon the railroad oompany to remedy the bad crossings have been in vain. The railroad com mission is asked to take the matter up and see what can be done to compel the railroad to repair and reconstruct its crossings. The coffee Industry flourished to some extent in Cuba a good many years ago, but has been allowed to lapse into a state of comparative Inactivity, and there is now no special culture except on large estates where coffee for the consumption of the owners and tenants Is grown. Cuba docs not grow enough coffee for its own use. - Elaborate Preparations . Are Made for Marriage of Eng lishman to Daughter, of Ambassador From United StatesCostly Presents. (Hearst Hews by. Longest Leased Wire.) aonoon, June ji. The - greatest so cial event of next week will be the wedding of Jean Reld and John Ward the royal chapel at St James on Tunt The court's return from Wind or en Monday la chiefly due to the desire of the king and queen to attend American cirri wedding. 1 The king and queen, the prince and Princess of Wales, Duke of Connaught, and Princess Patricia wUl be present at the. ceremony and the reception at Dor chester house afterward. Outside of the royalty mere wui ne v& meats- entlng the most notable families American and The bride will, repre- 01 Knrllah arlatlcranv. Buaiou, iiare cnuaren attendants in stead of bridesmaids. - The only devia tion from Bnallah trsiHtlnna will ha in having a maid of honor. Mlaa Jennie Crocker of San Francisco. Miss Crocker's town will be a trans- arent white musun with a large pale lue sash falling to the hem. of the skirt , She will wear an immense Merry Widow bat of White, wreathed with June rosea and forget-me-nots. The bride's arown will ha a. snlenAM Paris creation of soft ; satin, a rich cream color with a long satin train bor dered with sprigs of roses and orange blossoma The dress is shrouded with superb old rose point lace, an heirloom of Miss Reid's mother's family, Nworn KidneyCure fOc Bottle I GF1 Si. io Bottles HOT 1CS9XCX91L t''f AWfcS ' -i i i, i Mr. W. J. Van Damme. 185 Morrison street city Deatr Sir: I have had kid ney troume ror several years, and or all the remedies that I used none of them helped ma Noticing your ad In The Journal I tried one bottle Of your tea. and felt better, and have since used two more bottles and I now feel com pletely cured. s I think your "Kidney Cure Tea" is wonderful, and I heartily recommend It to' my friends and the general public. Tour grateful friend. ROBERT SHTJLCHER, , HO Davis st, city. W. J. Van Damme 185 Korrlson st. Next to- Pap's Coffee House. has not yet been nisclosea., FARMERS' CONTENTION; ' FINE HORSE SHOW (pacta! Dispatch to The Joaraat) " ., Pullman, Wash... Juno JO. Tbo big- rest horse show ta tna history or tna Palouse - country was - held hero Wednesday. It is estimated that there was , in the neighborhood of $100,000 worth ef fine hoi-sea on the streets. The parade was eight blocks in length. It was headed by M. C. Gray and Ivan Ash worth on two fin Kentucky saddle stallions. - - - There were II easiiages m una 'or which 14 were driven by ladles. Two driving stallions, nine saddlers, two enetiana poniea, is or art stallions ana 68 mares, colts and driving horses formed the parade. This show was gotten up on only two weeks' notice. The representation of fine horseflesh might have been doubled. The exhibi tion waa - Trot uo for the entertain ment of the visiting delegates to the Farmers' union, who held their state convention Monday and Tuesday. There - were 106 delegates to - the Farmers union in the trl-stata conven tion. It was voted unanimously that the nanhandle of Idaho loin with the farmers of .Washington In , this organ isation, .which . will arivo a mamberahln Of S.000. . , jw;;,;: . --' iiS i i a, -i In' the etata ef New Tortr thrs in 11,000 abandoned farms, representing an area of 11.000,000 acres, and capable of earing for a population of 150,000. fOBUOMCNONLY Dr. Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills. The best and only reliable remedy for DELATED PER IDS. Cure the most obstin ate cases tn I to 10 days. Price 12 per box or three boxes $1.00. Sold by drug- flats everywhere. DR. PIERCE, iJl lrst st. Portland.' Phons Main l4S. CHICHESTERPILLS UIImI Aaa ynr urairlM for . rbiUfeas-tsr Dluinl BrmsaAX fills la R4 aas 414 nmilicSV boaaa. sailed WM Blaa KlbiwB. V Tsks m atkav. 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Ooo Wo- Oblnoss Sfediotne Oo. 11 H First St. Cor. Morrison, Portland, . Oregon. i i,-. Please Mention This Paper. and otner angnanitsareposiuveiy enreabf HABIT1KA. FornypodefmieorintornalBta, Eample sent to an: ualL ttegnlarpi ny dr rfeetZO tfAtl .Free E wtr druggist or by mall In plain wrappn; let sale By iaUlmsie Dreg fla, ia lake Sa geraaaa. urease, .. .. IS i Jter. Robert McLean. tlons of southern Oregon. Ke left hero under protest of both the cnurcn mem a and the citisens in general, i ii nravm nimseix a iear less and powerful preacher, but a wine berahlo had not oni awake, progressive citizen. But there was Vrtmt need of hta services in the miselon field, particularly in Porto Rico, because of the fluency with-which he ks the BDanisn janguaaro ana ins soo kllltv tn This ne bad learned from previous ex- deal with Spanish people. perience as he was missionary in Chile. So taUMt from Bethany church, and after a short term of pastoral work In Unrtisnil went to Porto Rico. He has advanced the work there to such a de-m-rmm ti has nerfected such an excel lent system that it is now. possible for mm to turn It over m la free to accept his old and favorite charge at Grants Pass. He will probably arrive here with his family, in July. H will find the church tnucn Dirrer tnan wpm at ir-i v v aiou iii jinA a anlondld edifice, which baa lately been overhauled, repaired and taxi. Tha church also has a commodious manse, in. which the min ister will make nis noma. Incorporations. n,i imimM ta The JberMLl Salem. June 20. Articles of incorpor ation have been filed in tne orrice or the secretary or sraie as ioiiowe: - , Pn.i anil Tim Table comDanv. nnnci ai office Portland, Or.; cspltal stock, K nnn- inenrnorators. Louis SondheitA, W. W. Wagoner and Robert J. Upton. -DA.n..i.nnU Hill - Mlnlna- comnanv. Frlncipal office Portland: capital stock, 100.000: incorporators, K. K. Kubli, H. C. Mahon and I. W. Lane. . r- iurrantfla comnanT. nrln' rlns'l nttiea Seaside. 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We em- " ploy no harmful or dangerous drugs.- The remedies we use are such as no other physician employs In the treatment of this diseasa They drive the very last taint of virus from tbe system. Every symptom of blood poison vanishes to appear no more. The blood is thoroughly cleansed and enriched, and tbe patient becomes a dean strong, vigorous and healthy man. . ,, . OUB SUCCESS ts doe to the fact that WE know how and do CUBE " OtTB OPPrCSS ABB STBXOTZiT PBTTATB and oculpped with the most modern appliances for the proper treatment and. prompt cure of all ' special diseases of snsn.. , , :? . WE CURE) 3fHsoz0: BZJsBASSS TBAOTTO PXS0BBBB8, BUJPZUBB, OB AST OP TltB u jva vmimw in,,, w mm in m A mwvm swift s.ix-aijfBjuna10m MfUUXMm ss Many cases cured at borne. Boars a, am. e p. a. gunday, 10-la. !C!lEG0r, MEDICAL INSTITUTE gflH HOUSXBOB IT XETWXXV 4TB ABB CTB, POBTXAjn OBJBOObT. ' EA MAM OW V soon There is no longer any excuse or reason for you to be a weak, puny or debilitated man a mere wreck of what nature intended you to be. I have cured thousands of men who thought themselves be yond all hope, who had been treated by antiquated methods and grew steadily worse under treatments, or who were persuaded to try electric belts or some other equally worthless devices. That T cured them readily proves the efficiency of my direct method of treatment I do not dose the system with powerful drugs, but apply remedies of my own DIRECT TO THE AFFLICTED PARTS, thus prodding quick and permanent CURES . ' I Cure Men's Diseases I have treated hundreds of men who have long Buffered a gradual decline of phyiical and mental energy as a result of private ailments, and have been interested in noting the marked general improvement that follows a thorough cure of the chief disorder. My success, in curing difficult cases of long standing has made me tbe foremost specialist treating men's diseases. '. This success is due to several things. It is due to the study I have given my specialty; to my having ascertained the exact nature of men's ailments, and to the original, distinctive and thoroughly scientific methods of treatment I employ. To those in doubf as to their true condition who wish to avoid the serious results that may follow, neglect, I offer free consultation and advice, either at my office or through correspondence. If your case Is one of the few that has reached an incurable stage, I will not accept It for treatment, nor will I urge my services upon any one. I treat curable cases only, and cure all cases I treat. 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X nave been curing thern for years. mv lira to li. ana tnousenas upon tnousanas ox men. restorea to viuukuub vuauii, are loaay casa a cannut cure , I n ' Si 1 V x have given living monu- tnenta to my skill, knowledge and success. ' I never bold out false hopes. I never take a et T havs.ms.riit an thorouah a atudv of all the diseases of men of VARICOCELE. STR1CTUR BLOOrr POISON. HYDROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, OENKBAt, WEAKNESS, XX)S8 OF VITALITY, and have x n iE, CONTAQIOUa I have -made so thorough a study of all ha : no such thing as failure. I CHARGE NOTHING FOR CONSULTATION, and my knowledge, skill and experience .. are at your service. I will explain to you HOW and WHY I CAN CURE YOU (why the diseases of men require -the knowlelge and skin of a specialist). Stricture era When I take a case there is knowledge, skill and experience Acute or ohronle, cured quickly. Barely, surely, without pain or loss of time or Inconvenience. matrer now ions: sianaina or now ; every trace of the errect of early follies. and cures for all time to come. .it, .iii.i r. wiluuu. v. avmm v. mui. vi iiiuuiiroiiisuuK ..u standing or now complicated. Z euro. -1 don't, cut My treatment removes aj curee are simple, sure ana permanent, i. removes ail oDStructions Blood Poison cure contracted blood poison. My record of past yea oiooa, p end curing to stay cured afflicted men. Tainted rs. eradicating from the system pimples and copper spots, patches ! and sores In the mouth, swollen or softening gums, tumors and ulcers of the skin, rheumatism, pains In the legs, chronlo ulcers er tumors anywhere I cure In all stages. . - -. , I CURB Varloooals quickly, safely, without danger or detention front business. MY METHOD as well as the most certain and satisfactory. - - Ls the safest ef Lost Vitality, Physical Debility, Despondency, - memory, raipiiauon ox me weart and stunted leal cure, - without discomfort or detention from I euro all diseases of a private nature about which most people dislike to consult their -family doctor, such, as discharges,- drains, eruptions and all contracted troubles. I Varicocele Nerybus Debility ' ' l0T&' ASS.' J Development' MT METHOD makes a quick, permanent and red! Business- .,-.- - Private Diseases cure them quickly. Twr'tnf TrnrrrSlA Borne ef the notable successes of my professional career have been in the radii rruiUIUb s uuvics . cal cure of enlarged and Inflamed conditions of the Prostate Gland. My treat ment acts directly, reducing Inflammation and Irritation; It heals the gland, removes the obstruction and estab lishes free passage of the natural seo rations, without pain or discomfort. - , - , .. - . - - - - Write if you, cannot call, s All eorraspondenoe sacredly confidential. ", - : ' HOURS a. m. to I p. to.', evenings. 7 to 1:10; Sundays, I a. m. to II noofi. SL Louis Medical and Surgical Dispensary OOBBXB SBCOBB ABB TABSU STBSXTB, rOBIXABS. OBsiSOB, vm. Ry Gld. tr. PhlL 4s l ' Elec. te Peo. PhU.) 4s... tt V. R'T J. Co. CcL CPUUi 1iZ M Baaa4eessaSMB sb