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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 28, 1308. OREGON'S OLYMPIC TRIO . TELLS JOURNAL ITS HOPES ll.il ii..i -i - i Albert C. " 8y Manhattan. , New York, June t7,-rThree Ore son 'athletes ailed for. London this morning In the .steamship- P hlladeJp'hla. r With ;the Americana they go' to struggle for honor in the Olympiad The 'oallber of the Oregonlans la undisputed and those in charge of 4he team . are satisfied that extraordinary superiority alone will oonouer them., They are Dan Kel ley, "A, C, Gilbert and Forrest 8mith ' eon.? ; The. "coast"- knows them well and it Is not necessary to enumerate their abilities. v - All three were at the New Tork Ath letic olub last evening, along with the others who sailed for London, receiving Instructions from Manager Halpln. President Sullivan has been in Europe for the last week, but In his manager, Mr. Hatpin,' he left a stickler for disci pline, a maeter at the development of enthusiasm and an officer who will take good care of the contestants until they walk -upon the field In the Olympic games I had a talk with Kelly just before he Balled. He blends his confi- that he Is out to win. "But how about that strained tendonT" f.tl asked. 3 . ?-". .; .Kelly's Tendon AU Bigh. ' - "I see you have been talking to Mike Murphy," replied he. fThat tendon is (all right". . This evidences considerable caliber of confidence,- for Mike Murphy, of the university of Pennsylvania, . is some what of a trainer. - - He has charge of the Olympic team. "I do not ' know that I wilt go fast In the 100 vard dash." continued Kelly. , "I lean morn toward ' the broad jump this year. There la some probability that I will not be in for the sprint at . all, - but will do my stunt with the broad Jump." Kelly has been doing !4' feet during the period of training. Mike Murphy, ' the trainer, likes , his chances -and no doubt the opinions of the observers has had something to do with the decision ' of the managers. y "I did have a bad tendon for a while." continued Kelly. "It seemed when I lumped or ran that there was a hot Iron in my leg. Murpny naa stratgntenea out the kink and I will say to those friends who may be Interested that I never felt : stronger, more ambitious, or In better form in my life. I believe that we will Tarry back so many of the honors that . It will be a waste of time to figure on what Is left." Bmlthson's Opinion. Forrest Smithson discussed the matte? much the same- way. Smithson holds the hurdle record of the world for 164 ' yards, and he is of the opinion that he will continue to hold it for some time to come. There Is nQ vanity In such feel. i 1 rig it is a resource to the American athietlo world. A man must feel this W'? do riot see why the. American team should not carry away the great bulk of honor" said ' Smfthaon. "I have talked with all, the members of the team and they are confident. Thla same , confidence is a great- thing." - But how about yourself? Ar you in the best of shape?" "I can not remember any time that I felt better," said Smithson. "I think we are going to win." "Have you every confidence that yon will win in your specialty r I asked. DIAZ DEFIED AS A DESPOT Revolutionists Say Three ; Months Should See Mex ico Set Free.- - , (United Pre Leeeed Wire.) . Los Angeles, CaL.' June 21. -That Los Angeles la the real center of the Mexi can revolution Is the assertion of J. K. Turner and John Murray, who have Just returned from the southern republlo and have new light on the latest outbreaks. Turner, In discussing the latest news from the City of Mexico today, said: ' "This is a revolution,' and not mere ly spasmodic outbreak. The time set for the general uprising was July 1, but It was precipitated by the betrayal of the Casa Grande troop,, which caused the movement to becorsa publie a. week "fltnoVposHively that 20 officers of the revolutionary army have left Los Angeles for Mexico in the last 10 days. "One of these went direct to Sonora end arranged with the chief of the Yaauis for cooperation In the uprising against the government, which has at least begun to realise the Importance of the movement. "All the time the officers have been searching for the revolutionary leader, Knrique Flores Magon, supposing him to be In Canada, he has. been hovering on the. Texas 'frontier, directing opera inn. vr. la a brother of-Ricardo Flores Magon, who Is now In the county jail here, awaiting; the action of the 4 . ". TtiinMmin Gilbert. if I . Forrest Smithson. "Not particularly me,"' answered Bmithson, "but soma of the American winners will win. I hope, of course, that I may be there at the finish." This was all modesty on Smlthson's part, He felt thst he would win, and was resolved to put up the greatest fight of his life. His manner evi denced this. ...... . ; aUbert reel Box. Gilbert felt the same way. "Going to win?" X asked. "Sure, he said. 4 This answer wan characteristic of' Gilbert "Never felt stronger." he continued. "I'm a good sailor and the possibility of seasickness does not frighten me in the least Met .; a number of other friends tonight. They said I never looked better. That's encouraging, isn't it? - - - - . - "I believe) the Americans -will win everything worth winning. Jn any event we will eurely conquer. There are a number of good men en eur tem, and they should win the prise. I will help along as best I can." -- There are no better pole'vaultera than Gilbert' - He has not been showing his greatest strength. When he Is brought to the test he will likelv carrv off some of the honors, and the 'chances are he4 will eellpse all others at his game. The Americans sailed at 10 o'clock this morning. The athletes were first photographed, and they then turned their attention to that most important topio get away with seasickness. Ath- letios and mat de mer do not agree. United States supreme court as to his. extradition to Arizona for trial on a charge Of conspiracy." ' "... : When interviewed by a representa tive of the United Press in the county Jail today, Rlcardo Magon admitted that a proclamation calling for a revolution against the government of Mexico was issued on May 16 last, and it was to go into effect on July 25. The prema ture inauguration of hostilities was probably due to an excess of enthusiasm on the part of the revolutionists already In the field. "This revolution Is to be a struggle to the death." said Magon. "and If the fight Is continued for three months the Dia government will be overthrown. The revolutionists are fully armed and r.renAreri In everv vtv tn. lren tin thm struggle - for independence . for- an In-1 definite period. , . , . "Among the principles for which we are fighting are . the right of habeas corpus, trial by jury and the end of the reign of tyranny of Dias. "The people have - submitted to the tyrannical despotism of Dias for years, but they- are now determined to put an end to It once for all." BACHELORS 'WILL JUDGE BABIES (Special Dlapatch to The loersaLt ' Albanr Or June 17. One of the prin cipal features of Albany's Foutrh of July will be the. baby show. The Judges will be bachelors of the city. The fol io wins have been chosen: H. J. Jones, the bookseller; J. C. Divine, the leading dealer in real estate;'; A. Sternbg, clothier: Ed Barrett, speculator; Percv R. Kelly, a leaulng light in the leal profession: Gale 8. Hill, deputy prose cuting attorney; Tranlc O. .Will, decler In fine Jewelry. The conditions of the arctlo atmos phere are so favorable for the trans mission of sound that it is po.nible for two rtersons to converse throuaht at mile of space. . .-. , V NEW BOOKS FOIl THE LEBEARY The second installment, of music added to the Publia Library- Is now ready fof the use of the publio. . MUSIC. Bach Klavler-werke mlt Klngersatz und Vortragsseichen snip Gebrauch Im Koneervatorlum der Muslk cu Leipzig, Versehen von Carl Beinecke, n. d. Uach Das "Wohltemperlrte Klavler, J v., n. d. - . . ' " i i Beethoven Kjeinere siucae rur Pian oforte, new ed., -n. d. : : . Chopin Etuden fur Klavler su S Handen, Kevidierte von' -Raoul Pugno, n. d. '-. ; ' - Chopen Balladen und Impromptus fur Klavler su 2 Handen, Kevidierte von Itaoul Pugno, n. d. Chopin Masurkas fur Klavler su 1 Handen, Kevidierte von liaoul Pugno, O. d. Chopin Nocturnen fur . Klavler su 1 Handen, Kevtdierate von Itaoul Pugno, n. d. ' j ! : t ' . - Chopin Polonalsen f up Klavler su i Hanaen, Kevidierte von Kaoul Pugno, n. d. : ' .:;' Chopin Fraduldirn und 'Rondos fur Klavler su 2 Handen, Kevidierte , von Kaoul Pugno, n. d. Chopin Schersos und Fantasia fur Klavior su i Handen, Kevidierte von Kaoul Pugno, n. d. , Chopin Walier fur Klavler su 3 Handen, ; Kevidierte . von Kaoul ' Pugno, n. d. Clement! iSonatlnen fur Pianoforte, op. 86, 8T, 88. New ed., rev.; n. d. -i Grieg -Lyriscbe Stucke fur Piano- forte,, n. d. ' Handel Klavierwerlte auf Grund der Ausgabe der Teutschen, Jiandelgeaell- schaft fur den Praktlschen Gebrauch u. Unterrlcht Bearbeitet u, Erluutert von Konrad Kuhner, 8v., "102. ' '- ' Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Lieder Ohne Worte fur Piano Solo, Kevidierte von Rob. Fischhof, n.;d. . , - Beinecke Sonatlnen, op. 4T, tt, 186, n. d. i ' 'i ' Beharwenka Planoforte-werke xu I Handen, v. 1 and 1, n. d. I . . J Schumann Klavierwerke, Ersre mlt Flngersata und Vortragsbeselchung Versehene Instructive Ausgabe. Rev. ed., Ov.,-. n. d. , , ' OPERAS. , Beethoven Fldello; opera In S acten.! n. d. .. . i Bellini I Puritan!, .melodramma se-i rlo- In tre parti; Rev. ed., n. d. Berlios Damnation of Faust: dra matio legend in four parts; vocal score by Josef Holbrooke, English version by: William Wallace; n. d. Frana Franz-Album.- Ausgewahlte Llcder fur Etne Bingstimrae Mlt KJavler Begleltung, 4 v., -n, d. ,. Meyerbeer-Die frlkanerln, Grosse oper in 6 aufzugen; ne ed, n. d. Meyerbeer Die Hugenotten, grosse oper In 6 aufzugen; new ed, n. d. Meyerbeer Der Prophet, Grosse oper in fuaufsugen; n.'d, , Mosart Die Hochielt dee Figaro, op era buffa in 4 acten; n. d. Mozart Don Juan, oper fn I aufzugen, 1901. Mozart Die ' Zauberflote, ; oper in 1 akten; n. d. Verdi Otello, dramma llrlco in 4 atti; n. d, Verdi La Traviata, opera In 8 acts; libretto by. Francesco Maria Plave, the English version by Natalie Macferren, 1889. Wagner Lohengrin, romantlo opera In 8 acta; n. d. Wagner Die Melsterstng-er von Num bers; n. d. Wagner Tristan and Isloda; n. d. Weber Der Freischuta, romantlsohe oper In 8 aufzugen; n. da, ; , sonatas, v.";.1,. - , Beethoven Bonaten fur Klavler su t handen, 2 v.; n. d. , Haydn Sonaten, 8 v.; n. 4. ' Mendeleaohn-Bartholdy Werke, krlt lsch durchgesehene ausgabe von Julius Rietz; n. d. Mozart Sonaten, - fur pianoforte 8 handlg; n. d. Sohubert Klavler, eomposltlonen, 2 n. d. . STMPHONTEa -Beethoven Symphonlen, 2 v.; n. d. Gade Bymplhonlen, fur orchester; n. d. Liszt Symphonlsche, dichtungen fur grosses orchester, 2 v.; n. d. Mendelssohn - Bartholdy Symphonlen, fur orchester; n. d. Mozart Symphonlen, fur pianoforte vier handen, 2 v. n. d. Schubert Symphonle No. 8, fur grosses orchester; n. d. 4)4444)44)4H4 xi try .was your attention tVC vALL wondstful sucoess which la due to the fact that we really have no competitor on this coast as our staff is complete and Is composed of America's most distinguished university specialists, each of whom is well known to the profession, hospitals and the com munity as a man .whose life has been spent tn curing weak men. IDontB Tf An MIT trmt you are but HALT A KAJT causes more SsECHTAXr IKJ ALIXTlll BtrrrEauiO and worry jjry OTHES AXIsTZ. ma as ATTPD what form of trouble or "weakness you may have. 11 V lixt 8 8 Civ jt CEBIAISLT is to your advantage to consult us before you even VRTC elsewhere. Our modern and thoroughly clntlflo -methods are certain to effect a PERPECT and a VXUULAMBVT CXTBB in each case that we undertake. Our institution Is the most s perfectly equipped for the treatment of AU Or 3? KB DZSEA8E9 common to meu. Don't Be Misled By f HEAP CURpBate ' f1 ID CPPC ABS BBABOH ABia, A 1 BO OOKriBIJT UUK rnco vs m oub ABrunr to cubs, you seat Positively Guarantee to Cure Every Case We Undertake AND YOU PAYrrWHEN, CURED : out ACCOTJirr. ov otni bxtuhsiv fbactxcts xnd hbcsnt UrrBSTIOATIOWS ' WE HAVE ACQPIBrP THE SKTU TO. MASS CUBES WHICH 8EKM IJtPOSSIBt tO OTKEBS , : np UP NIHTirP Wt positively fnarantee to core Acuta 01 1 ANU llUI IVU canmia Slsoharg-es in BBVIV'DaII, TKXSB ArLMIlTTS are the stumbUnff blocks of the - prof essloa and men are treated for years without success. We make cues la seren days, which average phjaloians consider Impossible. . - TOSPEa n venrtiCTim np rjsdlr treated, ore come to us for free examination.; It may save you many dollars and perhaps your life. - . A . i . We regard our successful treatment of blood poison as a orownlng triumph of a professional career, of which we are justly proud. - We em ploy no harmful or dangerous dmga The remedies we use are such as no other physician employs in the treatment of this disease.. They drive the very last taint of virus from the system-Every symptom of blood poison vanishes to appear no more. The blood Is thoroughly cleansed and enriched, and ths patient becomes a clean strong, vigorous and healthy: man. ..'.-v-vi.- n-1;, '.;'-"I'."'''''f":'i;.; "S'KV''i.-t-.'v CUR SUCCESS Is doe to the fact .OVS OmCIS AH! HnUCTI.T PkrVATU and equipped with the T most modern appliances for the proper treatment and prompt cure of all I special diseases of men. .-- .t i , : -i . - - ., VV rl ! LjXJ K tl " hoea, sprcirio BT,ooDreisoH is all " ".'-w' HTAOE3, VARICOCELE, HTDSOCBIVE COM T&ACTTIS STSOSSXSSJ, BUFZVAB, OB AST OX IMS DISEASES COHMOH TO HEW. f .t ; -. - If von cannot call, write for Tree Book and Belf-SxanUnaticm Blank. X Many cases cured at bome. Sours a. a. to B p. m. BuoOay. 10-la. . I OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE 891H aXOBSXEOX ET BSTWESH 4TX News Gossip 1 of Finance New Tork, June 63c. 37. Bar silver, London, June 27. Silver,. 24d. New . TOrk. " June 87. Sterling - ex- 80- change: Demand, 486,90 and 4U7! day bills, (485.60 and 485.70; 487.20 and 487.80. cables. - New Tork,' June 27. Bank statement: i'er eeni or legal reserve, sz.u; can it average cash reserve, 80.48 per -cent; reserves increased, 87,886,925; do less United States, 87,333,428; loans de creased, 88.701,300, - specie Increased, 34.622.800; legala Increased. ' 32,663,5 0 0; deposits decreased, 31,082,100; circula tion decreased, 3 8 06,600; actual caah reserves, 80.63 per cent; 1 reserves in creased, 36,959,325;' do less United States, 36,818,076; loans decreased. 319. 747,700; specie Increased.. $2,560. 900; legale, 3811.600;' deposits ' decreased, 314,347,700; circulation. 390 4,000. - Other banks, etc: ' Loans increased, 38, 726, COO; specie increased. 2,500,5OO; legals, 3551,000; total deposits, 315, 878.500. ;. , - .- -.-.''., . Elementary other banks and truit companies' deposits Increased $18,8 4 7, 700. Aggregate reserve on deposit In creased $4,824,800. , New Tork, June 27. Government oonas: i Twos, registered do coupon . .. . , Threes, registered 104 105 105 H 101VJ 101 V4 104 100? 100? 100 12U 122 ' do coupon Om.11 V. .J retfs - ssj Fours, registered . . ., do coupon Twos, Panama ...... 123 123 New Tork, June 87. Negotiations have been completed with a group of Frenett bankers covering . the sale of $30,000,000, 4 per , cent, National Rail way of Mexico bonds. PRICE OF NEVADA ' SHARES IN ' TKISCO (Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.) San FranclscO, Jane 87. The money exchange will be closed all next week the usual annual holiday. Official bid prices: BULLFROG DISTKICT. Original lc, Bullf. M. C. 4o, Mont Bullf. lo. Nat, Bank l 1. Harris 60, Amethyst lc. Gold Bar 8c, Steinway 3o, Monty. Ohio Ext. 6c, G. Scepter lc. Monty. Mt lc, "B. Daisy 7c, Homestake Cons. 82c, Tramp Cons. 14c TONOPAH3. " Ton. Nev. 88.60A, Mont Ton, $1.40B. Ton; Ext, 71C, MacNamara 34c, Ton. Bel mont 84o, Ton. No. Btar 7c. West End Cons 46c, Rescue 6c. Ton. A Calif. 3c, Golden Anchor lc, Jim Butler 226, Ton. Home 2cA. Monarch Pitts. Ex. ScA, Golden Qrown-80A. ; MANHATTAN, DISTRICT. Manh. Cons. 9cA, Manh. : M. Co. 8cA, G. Wedge lo, 8eyler, Hump lc, Dexter 6cA." L. Joe 2cA. : Combination IcA, Granny 6cA, Mustang 6a. Little Grey lo, Cowboy ICA, Orlg. Manh. 3cA. Bron cho 2c, Jump Jack 4o, Plnonut lc VARIOUS DISTRICTS. Fairv. Eagle 60, Nevada Hills 31.80A. Pittsburg Silver Peak 11.10A, No. Star Wonder 2c, Eagle's Neat lOo, Alice of Wonder 10c. , GOLD FIELD DISTRICT. . Sandstorm 24c, Columbia Mt ISc, Jumbo Ext. 31c. Kendall 16c A. Booth 16o, Blue Bull 8c, Adams 8a, Silver Pick 14o, May Queon 8cA, Nev. Boy 2c, B. B. Ext lc, Blue Bell 4c, Dixie lc, O. Columbia 8cA. Hibernla 2o. 8t Ives 25c, Conqueror 8c, Blk, Rock lc. Lone Star 6c, Q. Wonder 2c, Oro 8c, Kendall Ext lc Sandst. Ext. lc, Wayne lc, Atlanta 16o, Great Bend 25c, Empire lc, Red Top Ext. 8c, Florence $3.07 , Diam'f B. B Con. He, O. Daisy 80c Comb. Fract 6c Or. Bend Ext 6c Or, Bend Anx. 6c, Millatorra 2c. B. B. Bo nanza 8cA. Kewanos 25o. Esmeralda 8cA, Portland c Cracker Jack So, Fran cis Mohawk 16c Red Hill 18c, Mohawk Ext 2c, T. Tiger ic, Grandma 4o, 8. Pick Ext lc T. Rose lc. Col. Mt Ext 2c Goldf. Cons. S6.32B, Diam'f Trl- anl130 COMSJOCK. ' , Ophir 3 8.6 2 H,, Mexican 45c, Gould A Curry 13c Con. Virginia 68c Savage ! mec.ns death, v'. At the flrat tn nf that WE know how and do CURE ! AJTD 8TK. ZOSTXSTO OKXQ0W. aaaaAasKtuaaAaiMaAe fff f f f TffTTf WWWWW I r Kan I 26o, Hale A Norcross 19c. Tellow Jacket 48c, Belcher 20c, Confidence 40c, Sierra Kev. 21c, Exchequer 12o, Union 28a. SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. . . (Hearst Newt by Longest leased Wire.) : , San ..Francisco, June 27.T-There , was much' uncertainty regarding the receipt of barley which had been purchased to arrive, even when the number of days had been specified. Millers and others in need of immediate supplies have been left shorthanded, as there have been no spot offerings of any note. Today's re peipts were only 1,035 eentals and most ly rolled. December closed Ho per cental higher. -.-, - . - : Oats were . dull f at nominally un changed prices. - The receipts were only (05 centals. The receipts of hay were 702 tons, a "much larger quantity than required. - - With much larger receipts of butter end a Quieter market there was a de cline of lc per pound for extras, and He for packing Stock. The latter closed weak at the decline and creameries firm. The only change In eggs, was a decline of Ho per dozen for extras. - The mar ket had an all-round steady tone at the close,.-- Cheese was without change,' with all California grades firm. A carload each of peaches and canta loupes arrived. The latter came late, and the market had been well cleaned up In the morning, with prices firmer. Peaches .were In large supply and weak for the general run. While some extra fine In small boxes sold up to 60c, that was considered a . rather exceptional price. In order to avoid carrying ber ries over until Monday buyers were of fered the advantage of very moderate prices.. Currants ruled very weak, watermelons : have not been selling us well as might be expected, considering the warm weather. Packed cherries were mostly from the Santa Cruz moun tains, and in Redwood boxes of different sizes.: - Some ordinary black cherries sold to canners as low as 2 He per pound, and Royal Anns at 404HC There were no good grapes In market in vegetames mere were very, rew quotable changes to note. Green peas sold higher and fancy string beans were well sustained In prices. There were light offerings of summer sauash and cucumbers In large - bores. Alameda green corn continued to fancv nrlcea the receipts from other sections, having neany closed ana Ofing or poor qaanty. The Well-Known Reliable CHINESE Root and Rerh ' 13 DOCTOR Has made a life study of roots and herbs and In that study discovered and la giving to the world 'his wonderful remedies. 2TO Mercury, Poisons or Drugs TJsed a wans wiuoni operation or , Without the Aid of a Knife. He guarantees to curs Catarrh. 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For hypodermic or Internal usa Sample sent to any drug habitue y EW0 mail. Regular prfce $2.00 per bottle at your druggist or by maH'in plain wrappett am WTappea Lopls. Jiltt wet ssi wnesni"'! v."- . a. las sale IT Skid ere was vet. xaiit U rertUad. Orasask Np HAY xex :m whxbb CGeeWo -.' (Vv '-warn Ljr At 8 '-5-r NMPQRTAN IT yon persist tn going to those who have no stacdlng professionally, BOW OAJC TOT XX la tsot TO BD OTT&EDf This institution has built np Its splendid praotloe more by the free advertising given it by its PERFECTLY SATISFIES PATIEHTSV who have received the benefit of its modern, scientific and legitimate methods, than m any other way. If you are not a perfect man oome to ns. Isnt it worth the little time It will take when, yea are CEBTArBT that yon will have the benefit of HOXTXST, SUTCEBS physicians t A eoasaltsy tioa costs yon nothing EXCEPT roar own time. S10.0Q Our Pee t know the disease and weaknesses of men like an open book. I have been eurlnr thern for years. 1 nave riven my life to it, and thousands upon thousands of men, restored to VIGOROC8 VITALITY, are today living monu ments to my skill, knowledge and success. I never hold out false hopeakjt never takeji ease I connot cure. I have made so thorough a study of all the diseases of men of VARICOCELE, STRICT TJRB. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS DEBILITY, GENERAL WEAKNESS. LOSS OF VITALITY, and have cured so many eases that If there is a cure for YOUR disease you will find It here. When I take a case there is no such thing as failure. I CHARGE NOTHING FOR CONSULTATION, and my knowledge, skiU and experience are at your service. . I win axplain to you HOW and WHY I CAN CUKE YOTJ (why the diseases of men require the knowlelge and skill of a specialist). .; v ; K , ' ,.,., y ::(f .:C., c' -''i-: '; CM-lnra Acute1 or chronic, cured qnlokly, sarety, surely without pain or loss of time or tnoonvenlenoe. Ko OfcaTClUaw - matter how long standing or how complicated. I cure. I don't out. My treatment remove very trace of tho effect of early tollies, lily cures are simple, sure ana permanent. It removes all obstructions and cures for all time to come. rv', ; .. ' ' . ; Rlnnd D!tM - I cure eontraoteol blood poison. My record of past rears, eradicating from the sytm Diuuu ruuua. v M j curing to stay cured afflloted men. Tainted blood, pimples and copper spots, patches and sores in the mouth, swollen or softening gums, tumors and ulcere of the skin, rheumatism, pains In tte.li , chronic ulcers or tumors anywhere I cure In all stages. Ae!nefn T CURB Varicocele quickly, safely, without danger or detention from business. ITT METECOI3 VCriwtw la the safest as well as the moat certain and satisfactory. Nairnne TlarilMftr X have cured thousands of cases of Lost Vitality, Phytrloal Tblllty, t)eeponi1ncv, nerVOHS UKVUlVy, pimples. Loss of Energy, Falling Memory, Palpitation of the Heart ami Btunu, 1 Development. MT METHOD makes a quick, permanent and radical cure, without discomfort or detention from business. - ...'".: . ,;V;., ; . - . ' Private Diseases cure them quickly. T eufV all OffctMtf IVrtnffo ' v Bom of the notable successes of my professional oatwr have en in the (!!. arrualua.au A S vUWsl . . oal cure of enlarged and Inflamed conditions of the Prostate Oiaml. My tii ment acts directly, reducing Inflammation and Irritation; it heals the gland, removes the obatruclloa aui !;. llshes free passage of the natural secretions, without pain or discomfort. , .Write if you cannot call Alt correspondence sacredly confidential. ' '. HOURS 8 a, tn. to 8 p. m.J evenings, t to 8:80; Bundays, a, m. to 18 noon. : St Louis Medf 3 , . - , coBirza sicoiro PORTLAND AUT0ISTS RIDE QYER SEA ROAp , (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) .' Astoria, Or- June 27. President Lew is Russell of the Portland Automobile' dub has written a letter to F. A. Fisher, mm I Have the Largest Practice Because I Invariably Ful ' fill My Promises , Success isn't attained at a bound. It is made up of little triumphs. A large medi cal practice doesn't await the young phy sician at the college door. He must prove himself. . He must work toward success day after day, doing well eacrrday's tasks. . It has always been my rule to promise nothing that I am not absolutely certain of accomplishing. Realizing that no one phy sician can successfully undertake to cure all diseases, I entered special courses of study in preparation for my present work. For 16 years I have been proving my ability and building my success, I have mastered first the simpler diseases, then the serious com plex and stubborn ones that others neither cure nor. comprehend. I hare confined my efforts to diseases of men exclusively, and there is no ailment belonging to this class that I cannot fully conquer. I make broad and definite claims. -1 tell men that 'I can cure them, even though others have failed. Jealous doctors have charged me with claiming too much. But I ask wherein have I failed to fulfill a promise? My practice is now fully twice that of any other special ist upon the Pacific coast treating men's diseases. It has grown to these dimensions oecause I hare made promises and fulfilled them? Each cure I have effected is a triumph and a manifestation of skill that has had, its part in the making of my success. Each tlay new cures are completed and my pres ent growth of practice is more rapid than ever bofore. - ,;: ': - Consultation is free. If ypa are afflicted consult me. You can rely upon what I tell you, and if I accept your case you can rest assured that a complete and permanent cure will follow my treatment My Feo for a Cure Is Only $1 In Any Uncompli cated Case PAY AFTER CURE YOU A11 necessary X-rv extminadont are ab solutely free to patients. My equipment ipt X-ray work is the finest and most com plete ever produced, and equally perfect re sults are not possible with an inferior ap paratus. All medicines are prepared from stand ardized drugs in. my own private laboratory and are supplied to patients at actual coat The DR. TAYLOR Co. MORRISON STREET Corner Second and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon, Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.; Sundays, 10 to 1. FIT PTN UNLESS CURED xx xs ciatTAxar o aa romn U astablUhed S Tears ta Wortland Consultation Free V Win Treet Any Simple TTnoom pliMted AOlneat for 910.00. 1 diss es of a erlvate nature about which family doctor, such as discharges, drains, eruptions ca!;:2M Burbled awd taustxxi stezets. postxaztd. chairman of the good roaila e m, of the Chamber of Commerce tn ; 1 Tuesday three automoiUs wta t the road from Portland to A? 'i expect to make It In otia day. Tn ; will be entertained by AstorH Aim mlllsts and then proceed to ix&akie, 'A little sympathy' at ' horn Ufrltte; many a load down town." w& ; SB. TATtOB, The leading; BpeoiaUss "WEAKNESS , To produce temporary activity of the functions in cases of so-called weak ness 'Is a simple matter, but to permanently re store' strength and vigor is a problem that but few physicians have solved. I never treat for tempo rary effects. . Under my system of treatment every bit of improvement i a a part of a permanent cure Though other physicians havethrough my success in effecting : permanent cures,' been convinced , of the fact that premature ness, loss of power, etc, are but symptoms result ing from chronic inflaum mation of congestion in the prostate gland, none have as yet been able to duplicate my cures. My system of local treatment Is the only effective means yet known for restoring the prostate to hs normal state, which always results In full and complete return of strength and vigor. Such a cure is absolutely permanent, because the condition responsible for the functional disorder is entirely removed. It is the only kind of a cure a patient desires, and . is the only kind of cure I will treat for. CONSULTATION FREE I state nothing in. my announcements . but the straight, square truth? It .will cost you , nothing: to call and talk , over your case. You can find out all about your trouble and you can later arrange to begin treatment any time you like. My office, com- frising 10 rooms, are the argest, most elegant and best equipped in the west I mut Tvannla HHlt tn nonsnlt th' and all contracted trouble, I , ocroc: r en s in si ft m iH y i! I
