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Oaks Visitors Rescue De
, mented Mark Brooke
From River Completely;
Crazed "When He Is Taken
From the Water.
Unbalanced Man Has to Be
Beaten Over Head in Or
der to Save His Life, So
Determined Is He to Die
in Willamette.
TRIED TO BOARD
1116 STEAMER
John N. Steadman Meets
With Horrifying Acci
dent at Astoria.
CRUSHED BETWEEN
CRAFT AND DOCK
Ible on. The four wire cables will ba
reenforoed before the final trial U made.
EXPECT TO CUT BATES.
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Traveling on Paget Bound
Probably Il Cheap.
lUaltad Praaa Laasad Wlra.l
Seattle, July 14. In all probability
a rata of SO cents to Vancouver will ba
announced in tha eouraa of a few daya
vy me iwu rival siesmsnip companies
That something la In the air la pre
sumed from the fact that C. K. Uahai
or tna Canadian Pacific la Investigating
tha situation at Vancouver, and that
Joshua Green, president of tha Inland
navigation oompsny, haa been at Vic
toria and Vancouver during tha laat few
HAD TO BIIOOT HORSES.
Victim Will Probably Die Prom In
Juries Officer Consider It Mir-
tu'le f hat Man Wu Not Crushed
Into Pulp.
Beaten Into Insensibility to save him
from drowning. Mark Brooke, a promt
nent farmer of Alberta, Canada, and i
brother of John Brooke, statistician at
the custom house, was dragged from the
Willamette In front of the Oaks bath
house a raving maniac yesterday after
noon. Walter Hewett saved his life.
Brooke was Incarcerated In the jail at
the Oaks after he had been restored to
consciousness and the sheriff's office
notified, but was later removed to the
home of hla brother, where he now is.
It Is said that Brooke has been suffer
ing from melancholia for some time,
owing to tha death of his wife, and that
he has made frequent attempts to end
hla Ufa, but the effort of yesterday aft
ernoon was the most spectacular and
nearly successful of tha list.
Quarda Watch Kim.
Brooke visited the Oaks yesterday
afternoon in company with a man giving
nls name as William A. La Fayette and
hlB address as the Quimby hotel. Later
search, however, disclosed the fact that
the companion was not known at the
hotel. The two men were quiet and
orderly though Brooke acted In a queer
manner an-d attracted the attention of
the guards at the merry-go-round where
he started to take a ride. It was thought
by the guard that the man was Intoxi
cated, and he was not allowed on the
rnntrlvunnR after whlrh he nnd T .a F"flv-
.ftte walked down to the manager's of-
ilce near tha chutes. Here they sat
down on a bench and rested for some
little time.
Suddenly Brooks Jumped from hi
seat on the bench and taking off his
coat and vest jumped head tlrst Into the
basin at the foot of tffe chutes. The
water in the basin is not more than
three Or four feet deep and he scrambled
to his feet. The policeman on duty at
tha .gate nearby -call ad- to the man to
get out or tne water, wnicn ne aia,
John M. Stedman, tha passenger on
the Harrlman liner, Rosa City, who was
terribly crushed while trying to board
the vessel after her line had been cast
off at Astoria on the way to Portland
last night. Is still alive but In a very
precarious condition.
8 ted man got on board tha steamer
but Captain Kldston stopped tha liner
as soon as possible and, signalling for
a boat, had him taken back to Astoria
for medical care. It was feared tho
man would die on the veSBelvhad he
been taken along to Portland. A dls
oatoh from Astoria at noon today said
that Stedman's chances to recover are
very silgbt. His home la in bonorna,
r-nl and ha Is a member of Foresters
lodge No. 8,922. It is feared that he
sustained serious Internal injuries.
There are no superficial bruises except
ing on the left wrist, where a deep
gash was cut Into the flesh.
The Rose City arrived here this
morning at an early hour. She brought
3(10 first-class passengers and about
50 steerage. Only a few of them saw
Stedman try to board the boat, and they
oorslder it a miracle that he was not
crushed Into a pulp.
According to tho officers and the pas
sengers who saw the accident, Stedman
earne running for the boat after the
bow had begun to swing out from the
dock. Tha stern was being backed up
on a spring line to swing the craft's
head out Into the stream, and one of
the sailors had lowered a cork fender
over the side to break the Impact when
the stern would strike the dolphins at
the end of the dock. Stedman leaped
for the fender and caught It Just as the
steamer's stern bore up against the
dolphin. The fender gave several Inches
until tshe thickness was less than that
of Sfedman's body, and he was almost
flattened jfrom the chest down. It all
happened In a moment before anyone
could interfere.
Stranegly enough Stedman did not re
lease his hold on the rope that sup
ported the fender, but hung on until
given a lift over the side. He retained
consciousness and did not complain, al
though It was plain that he suffered ter
ribly. His face turned black In a few
moments from the blood that had been
crowded to tha head and the eyes
swelled closed. To have stopped the
steamer at thai time would have placed
her In a dangerous position with the
tide running out, and so Captain Kld
fton took her out Into the bay and then
signalled for a launch. The Injured
man was lowered on a stretcher
While no one was to blame for the
accident but Stedman himself. Captain
ir-i.io- iio-i,n nn.o th irMrw. j i Mdnioii regreuen u very mucn, Decausa
fVom there .cramhltr,r to hla feet where ! waj tl'e first accident on the steamer
: - - , r - ... n nf-a oho taifi
V,. tha nal. fr-n ht Ith. ! Since BOB C
unconcernedly. La Favatte had run to ! months ago.
sie oh the run several
the edee of the pond when Brooke had
Jumped In and asked the man what h
was trying to do.
"Taking a Bath."
"I was taking a bath," was the an
swer Brooke made.
"That is not the way to taktf a bath,"
was La Fayette's response. "If you want
r bath you will haye to swim clear
across."'
"Sure," said Brooke, making a second
dive into the pond and swimming to the
other side.
Chief of the Oaks police McDonald
had seen' the 'two men from down the
trail a little distance an.l had started
to question the men' when tho secoifd
plunge was taken. He then ran to tha
other side, pulled Brooke from the
water and asked him what he was try
lng to do.
"I am taking a bath." Said Brooke.
"This Is no bath house," said the
chief. "If you want to take a bath
go down to the bath house and get a
suit."
Makes Third Attempt.
"Is there a hath house around here?"
asked Brooke. "I am looking for one,"
he continued, "and I am glad you told
me." Then he started down the board
walk accompanied by La Fayette, who
was carrying his coat and vest.
. Just before reaching the bath house
Brooko made a sudden dash and
captain ruasion sajs? there was no
need for Stedman to he late at the
J dock, because the steamer was an hour
and a hair fate in getting away, and the
whistle had been sounded several times
to warn the passengers against being
left behind.
Coming up the coast, the steamer en
countered considerable fog. She passed
the oil tank steamer Asuncion off -Point
Reyes. The Asuncion is due to reach
Astoria today.
Animals Become Terror-Stricken
When Steamer (JoeiAaliore.
(Unltad Praaa Leased Wtra.k
Vancouver, H. C July 14. Panda
moulum reigned on the steamer Henri
ette when she grounded on Protection
laianu Munilay. Trie cargo Included
horses and cattle and the Hat of the
vessel broke away the stalls and a riot
among tha Animals was the result.
About 20 sustained Injuries which neces
sitated their hlng shot. Tha vessel waa
floated at high tide.
HATCHERY ON THK TKASK.
Flshwarden McAllister Returns
From Insertion Tour.
(Special Disputed to The Journal.)
Astoria, Or., July 14. Fish Warden
McAllister returned last evening from
an official trip to Tillamook. While
there he visited the different salmon
streams. As a direct result ha has de
cided to establish a hatcherv on tho
,'frask river for propagation of salmon,
as well as eye stations on the Nestucca,
Nenalum and other streams adjacent to
the site of the proposed hatchery.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT.
HOW A IEMII
SEES PORTLAND
Fort Worth Banker Tells
How Packing: Flants
Have Helped.
The North Pacific Steamship com
pany's steamer Roanoke, Captain Pun
ham, arrived here this morning from
Ban Pedro and way ports.
me steamer Homer will te nere this
evening with a cargo of general mer-
cnandlse from San Francisco. She will
load wheat for San Pedro.
The steam schooner Northland will
arrive at Couch street dock this eve
ning with general cargo from San
Franclscp. She will probably load
wheat and lumber for a .return carto.
The British steamer Ilford is expect
ed to arrive here soon from Guaymas
to load lumber for Hamburg and Co
penhagen.
The British snip jeyiand Bros, will
begin discharging ballast soon although
she Is still on the disengaged list. Sne
Is at the O. W. P. dock. -
The British steamer Ascot left down
last night with a cargo of 3,266,395
feet of lumber, valued at $53,623.18,
bound for Melbourne, Australia.
lieneral Appraiser Fischer is in the
city to hear complains against cus
toms classifications. He can be found
at the collectors office In the custom
house building.
The oriental liner Nloomedla shifted
to Alaska dock last nleht and is now
discharging cargo there.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
COMES WITH PART CARGO.
French Bark La Tour de'Auvergne
Will Return From Enrope.
Kerr. Gifford A Co. have chartered
the French bark La Tour de Auvergno
to bring a ballasting cargo of cement
from Antwerp In the near future. It
will mean about 1.600 tons. The vessel
is now on the other side, having recent
ly arrived out with a cargo of wheat
from this port.
By earning bounty for every mile
traversed and standing a good chance to
pick up a charter to carry wheat bafk
to Europe, it is possible for tho French
sailing vessels to make the long run to
Portland from Europe with even a par
tial cargo of freight, and as a result it
is believed that the season's fleet will
be made up of French bottoms to an
climbed onto the railing along the edge ! f v.f" !Je.r t'ffP Via" 'ast Jaso"
of the walk, starting to Jump Into the
river below, i.a rayett graDoed mm
and the crazy man broke away, dodged
Into the entrance to the bath house and
ran up to the spectator's gallery, which
is more than 20 feet above the river
surface.
La Fayette and the chief close behind
made a grab for Brooke as he climbed
onto the railing. La Fayette getting hold
of hla suspenders. The straps brok?
under the strain and Brooke plunged
head foremost into the- river, narrowly
missing a small boat moored below for
use in case of accident.
Strlkea Oat Into Birer.
Walter Hewett and a bathing In
structor who had seen the man make
hla wild leap Jumped into the boat and
rowed oil after Brooke, who waa rapid
ly swimming towards the middle of the
river. As the boat neared the swimmer
he suddenly threw up his hands and
sank from sight.
As the would-be suicide rose above
the surface Hewett, who had crouched
In the stern, of the skiff, grabbed him
by the back of the shirt and drew him
against the gunwale. The bathing In
structor started to row tha boat to
shore.
Grabs Kla Beeoner.
Hardly led the boat been headed for
tha ahora before Brooke made a audden
reach above hla head grabbing Hewrett
by tha shoulder and pulling him fiat
on hla face, half out of the stern of
.the boat. In falling forward Hewetfa
foot caught under tha stern thwart or
he would have been "pulled headlong
into the water at tha mercy of tha crssy
men.
Turning half way round Brooke took
another hold on Hewett and, worklne;
to tho aide of the boat, braced hla kneea
against tha bottom of the skiff In hla
attempts to pull hla rescuer overboard.
Guard Beets Brook.
Hewett waa a much smaller man than
Brooke and waa fast going over Into tha
water when tha bathing inatructor
elsed his oar and struck the raanlao
ovr tha head. Three light blows were
(truck In an effort to make him break
his hold, but failed to have any effect,
and the Instructor delivered one final
stroke which put the death-eeekus; man
out of business. Then be resumed hla
oars and rowed tha nearly exhausted
Hewett and his insensible burden to
the ahora.
A physician waa summoned and
Brooke wu restored to consciousness,
after which ha waa taken to the Jail.
La Fayette, after giving his name and
address to tha polico. went to town to
secure dry clotnea ana assistance, tit,
however, failed to return.
Uke Oa AalmaL
Fp to this time It had bn avpposad
that Brooke was Intoxicated, but after
being put In jail ha tors hla clothes off
and raved op and dew the ril Ilka
cac-vd animal. It waa then that tha
sheriff was notified. Tha sherlffe of
fice replied that It, could not take tha
tnaa vnlesa apoa a warrant, and It ba
in fouad that ha araa a brother of John
Brook a, hla relative waa notified and
in a abort time removed hla ta his
noma
After feetsT take from tha wattr
when an astonishing Increase over form
er seasons was shown.
Under the bounty system it is difficult
for other maritime nations to compete
with the French bounty-fed vessels and
they are either tied up or operated at a
very small profit. French windjammers
seldom tie up to wait for business. In
stead they are kept "on the move from
one port to another earning bounty
until they pick up a cargo that will pay
some measure of profit.
SAW SEA LIONS DIVE.
Portland Launch Men Run Close to
Rocks Along Coast.
"Sea lions are fearless high divers,"
said O. F. Graves this morning In relat
ing some experiences a few days ago
when he and a couple other mariners
took Captain Peter Johns' gasoline
launch Rose from this city to Yaqulna
bay, where she Is now carrying excur
sion parties on the bay and out to sea
when the weather permits.
"Running south from the mouth of
the Columbia we skirted the coast close
ly. A short distance below Tillamook
Rock wa discovered the high bluffs in
the water literally covered with ani
mals. Having plenty of time arid being
curious we steered close In and then it
was that we came to discover that the
sea Hobs make high dives and that they
know how to do It,
"The bluffs on the ocean side were
fully 40 feet high. Off these rocks the
lions plunged headfirst as soon us we
came near enough to alarm them. They
were led by one large fellow who must
have welged a ton. They had reached
the ton of the bluff from the Inshore
aids which was not nearly so abrupt."
It took the Rose 14 houra to make the
run from the mouth of the Columbia to
Yaqulna and those who made tha trip
declare It waa Intensely Interesting. The !
weather was Meal the entire trip.
Kegular Liners Due to Arrive.
Alliance, Coos Bay July 16
City of Panama, Coos Bay July 19
Eureka, Eureka and Coos July 2l
W. Elder. San Pedro, way... July 21
Ktnte, Ban Francisco July 21
Rose City, San Francisco July 28
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... July 28
Arabia, orient Aug. 1
Alesla. orlentr ,,,..... Sept. 1
Numantia, orient Sept. II
Nicomedia, orient Oct. 1
Kegular Liners to Depart.
City of Panama, Coos Bay July IK
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... July 16
Rose City, San Francisco. .... .July IS
Alliance, Coos Bay luly 1 8
W. Elder. San Pedro July 23
Nicomedia. orient Julv 25
Eureka, Eureka and Coos ,July.25
Statt, San Francisco July 25
Arabia, orient Aug. 15
Alesla. orient Sept. 15
Numantia. orient Oct. 1
Teasels In Port.
Broderick Castle, Br. ship Drydock
Larglemore, Br. sh O. W. P. dock
Crown of India, Br. bk Drydock
Leyland Bros.. Br. sh O. W. P.
Oonna Franceses, Br. bk Aste-ta
Ancalos, Br. ship ..Tongue Point
Churchill. Am. sch .Astoria
Echo, Am bktn Astoria
Keiburn, Br. bk Llnnton
Minnie Kelton, Am. sa Astoria
Emmanuel Accame, It. bk Montgomery i.
Asgard, Nor. sh Sand dock
Alvena. Am. sch Astoria
Albert Rickmers, Ger. bk. : . .Greenwich
Tabor, Nor. ss E. W. Mills
Virginia, Am. sch Knappton
Johan Poulsen, Am. ss Prescott
Dulwlch, Br. ss.... North Puc. Lbr Co.
City of Panama, Am. ss Oak street
Rose City, Am. ss Alnsworth
Yosemlte, Am. ss f.. Rainier
Thomas L. Wand, Am. sch Oceania
Roanoke, Ani. ss Martin's
Shoshone, Am. ss Alnsworth
Northland, Am. ss Couch street
Nicomedia, Ger. ss Alaska
En Route to Load Lumber.
Alumna. Am. sch Kahulul
Sehome, Am. sch La Boca
Yellowstone, Am. ss San Francisco
James J. Garfield, Am. ss.San Francisco
Cascade, Am. ss San Francisco
Wrestler, Am. bktn Guaymas
Mabel Gale, Am. sch San Francisco
En Route With Cement and General.
Aberfoyle, Br. sh Antwerp
Bidart, Fr. bk Antwerp
Clan Graham. Br. sh Cardiff
Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk Antwerp
Vlncennes, Br. sh Antwerp
Gael, Fr. bk London
Neatsflelds, Br. sh Hamburg
lavld de Anjers, Fr. sh Antwerp
Brabloch, Br. bk Antwerp
Kllloran, Br. sh Antwerp
Jolnvllle, Fr. bk Antwerp j
Carmanlan. Br. bk Hamburg
Rochambeau. Fr. bk Lelth
Gulf Stream. Br. bk Antwerp
Alice, Fr. bk London I
Eugene Schneider. Fr. bk Antwerp I
Coal Ships Bn Konte.
Tm tired of sight-seeing, but I am
thoroughly enchanted with thla won
darfully beautiful city of Portland,
waa tho conclusion voiced by a Texan
J. W. Spencar, as he dropped Into an
easy chair at the Portland commer
clal club today. Ha la the president of
tne Farmers & Mechanics bank or lor
Worth, and with his family and a party
or rrlends is making a tour or tne Pa
clflo northwest. After a trip about th
city, and -a view from the balcony o
the Commercial club building, he was
convinced that Portland Is scenlcally the
peer or any city in tne world.
Discussing business conditions. Mr
Spencer said:
We are not going to have any long
duration of depressed finances becaus-a
meres too mucn or value in tne coun
try to allow anything of that kind,
want to congratulate Portland upon hav
lng secured the location of Bwlft 4
Company's packing plant, and you may
aepenci upon otners roiiowing:
' I . V. lQn,lffr P. i r. ... .... .. .. ...... .
company nave maaa ort worm.
my home city, their packing center for
wnai we caij me souinwesi. mat in
cludes everything not controlled bv St.
Louis and Missouri river points. Since
the location of these packing plants,
f ort Worth has considerable more
than doubled In Its population, while
business haa Increased 300 Per cent
It is now a great railroad center. 16
railroads branching out In all direc
tions, and we are building numerous
electric lines, and Just these things are
going to nappen at .Portland.
Mr. Bpencer grew enthustastio over
the plans of the Portland Country olub
L-lvestocK association and tne great
progress made In construction of Its
buildings and grounds. He said no other
event will bring bo many people together
at one time, ana uterea a note or warn
lng that there should be ample trans
portation facilities between Portland
and the association park.
"You want lots of transportation facil
ities between the city and the grounds.
Every merchant, every farmer, every
stock-grower, and everybody In Port
land, Oregon, Washington and all of
this section of the United States and
southern Canada Is Interested in a great
livestock market, and It Is Just as nec
essary to have the spectacular part of It
through the Country Club & Livestock
show as it Is to have the packing
houses.
"I am in Jove with your city It's a
wonderful place. We are Just a little
proud that you had a great baseball
fame here the other day, between San
'rancisco and Portland, 13 Innings with
out a score but don t forget that both
of the pitchers came from Texas. We
are pleased (o have you give such
marked attention to visitors from the
south and are especially grateful for
tne attention neaped upon jonn Bnarpe
Williams. Of course, it Is a pleasure
to come here and find a former Mlssis
siplan in the gubernatorial chair but I
am not here to talk politics."
T1MLL DTD NOT TRY
TO JUMP HIS BILL
A misunderstanding between iW. G.
TrlU and the clerk at the Imperial hote)
last Saturday resulted In the formers
arrost before matters could be straight
ened out and the charges dismissed
Trill left for Salem and checked his
baggage with the bellboy and Informed
the clerk that he. would settle his bill
Mondav. The clerk, not knowing that
Mr. Trill had checked his baggage, on
hearing later that the room was vacated,
reported Trill to the management
Believing everything satisfactory
Trllj returned to the hotel Monday even
ing and found that a warrant had been
sworn out for his arrest. Mr. Metsehan
Immediately quashed the nroceedlngs
upon learning the details of the situa
tion.
CLOUDBURST
AT HEPPHER
City Visited by Severe Storm
and Considerable Damage
From Flood Results
Heavy Rains in Other
Tarts of State.
(Hperlal Dlapatrh to Th Journal )
Heppner, Or., July 14. --An approxi
mation of tha crop damage worked by
yesterday's ' cloudburst Is Impossible at
this time. It will require some days
before the exact extent can be ascer
tained. It Is believed, however, that the
damage will not be as serious as was
first thought.
With soarcely any warning the torrent
of water poured down from the hills
yesterday afternoon, driving Willow
creek out of its bantis and terrorliing
the people, to the majority of whom
the flood disaster of June 14, 1903. Is
still fresh. Practically the entire pop
ulation of the city took to the hills a
soon as the Inundation occurred. In
many Instances thrilling rescues were
made.
Bridges at the upper end of town were
carried away, siaewams ana renous
floated down the street in the swirling
torrent and many houses were partially
wrecked. The electric llgnt plant was
put out or Dusiness ana tne eiygian
darkness added to the misery of the
refugees last night. Today the face of
the city resembles a mud flat. Gar-
en InnTin walks and oorches ara cov
ered with driftwood, debris and several
nches of slime. The town looks as
though it had been slapped over with a
monster brush of black paint.
Mnnv nersona here remember the
catastrophe of 1903 when over 200 lives
were lost and the greater portion of
the city wiped away by the charging
flood from the nearby foothills. Yes
terday's storm, In Its lnoiplency, had
all the symptoms of tha big flood, but
lmllarlty ended there.
Is a
MYSTERIOUS CASE
OF POISONING
San Francisco. July 1. The police
are today investigating a poisoning case
In which a beautiful woman known here
onlv as Mrs. M. E. Rogers Is the victim.
Mrs. Rogers registered last night at the
Hotel Balboa on Eddy street, and this
morning was found unconscious in her
room.
The doctors at the Central Emergency
osnital stated today that she Is suf
fering from some kind of poisoning, but
cannot ascertain its nature.
Mrs Roarers took a room at the ho-
el last night, registering simply from
an 1- rancisco. sue carried no oaggage
nd went immediately to her room.
arlv this morning a bellboy heard
mans from the room and notified the
proprietor. He opened the door with
t skeleton Key ana rouna Mrs. Kogers
ying f -illy dressed across the bed, un
conscious.
DE CAPRIO PROGRAM
AT THE CITY PARK
The following program will be ren
dered by Slg. De Caprio's band at City
Park this evening. The concert begins
at 8 o'clock:
March, "Waldmere" Losy
Waltz, Entr'acte et Valse, "Copella"
Dellbes
Overture, "Rosamunds" Schubert
Intermezzo. "La Rose" Aecher
Selection, The Daughter of the Regi
ment" Donizetti
Intermission.
Three dances, from Henry VIII, German
(1) Morris dance, "Allegro Giocoso"
(2) Shepherd's dance, "Andantlnoquasl
Allegretto."
(3) Torch dance, "Allegro Moto."
"Love In Idleness'" Macbeth
Selection. "The Fortune Teller" . Herbert
March, "The Flower Girl" Wenrick
A. De Caprlo, director.
MARIXE NOTES.
Astoria, July 14. Arrived at 8:10 and
left up at 11 a. m , steamer Northland,
from San Francisco. Arrived at 7:30
and left up at 10:50 a. m..- steamer Sho
shone, from San Francisco.
Astoria, July 12. Arrived at 2:60 and
left up at 6:30 p. m.. steamer Tiomas L.
Wand, from San Francisco. Arrived at
5 and left up at R p. m , steamer Roa
noke, from San Pedro and way ports.
Arrived down at 1 1 p. m., British steam
er Ascot.
'Astoria. July 14. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. smooth;
wind south 10 miles' weather cloudy.
Tides at Astoria Today High water,
12:28 a. m., 9.4 feet; 1:68 p. m., 7.9 feet;
low water, 7:2S a. m., I T feet; 7:38 p.
m.. 3 feet.
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CONSULTATION FREE
Tha G. Geo Wo Chinese Medlolne Co,
ioivt f irst est., i. or. Morrison, foruanu,
Oregon.
Please Mention This Paper.
Nodlan is Stronger than
1 his WeakesUPart Few
menave Perfect Strength
If I were askedftp point out a man in full and perfect Strength, I
would noMook 'ljEr the one with the largest muscles, the strong
est frame nor thW ablest in physical endurance. It is true that
strength of the muscles, cords and sinews must be built upon
the foundation ofgood vitality, but on the other hand it is most
easily undermineaSwhen the vitality is impaired. I would rather
choose a man tharil knew had true, vigor, that I knew had under
gone no early dissipation, that had no spermatorrhoea, varicocele
or hydrocele, and Ivho was not suffering from any latent disease
such as contracted! disorders and contagious blood poison. Mn
who are free and clean from diseases and weaknesses of this spe
cial nature have better vim, more energy and vitality, and who
accomplish most in every field of endeavor.
Weakness Wrecks Men's Lives
Many a youth of sjriendid promise has failed because of some
weakness the nature of which made him delay seeking- medical
aid until it had become serious and greatly injured his "life's op
portunities. I have, seen thousands of these cases, and have
heard the story of thicir suffering. Usually there is also a history
of incompetent treatfoent by family doctors, patent medicines,
electric belts and irajprincipled medical institutes and so-called
"specialists." i
$10
My Fee in any Un
complicated Disorder
pay When cured
Weakness
Functional weakneas In mam Is in
reality a comparatively simple ail
ment, and is but a symptom jof local
disorder, a state of chronfo t Inflam
mation of the prostate glaid. No
stimulating treatment, wheiher In
ternal or locally applied, lkn do
more than excite temporary sbtlvtty.
By my system of local treatment I
restore absolutely normal coalltlont
throughout the organs inmoAved,
which promptly results In coonglete
and permanent restoration of
strength and vigor. This trea4inent
is original with me, and is thff only
radical and certain Cure yet detalsed.
Varicocele
Varicocele Is a relaxation, knot
ting and twisting of the most Vital
blood vessels of the organic system.
It stagnates the local clrculatlqs,and
Interferes with the processes i of
waste ana repair. Neglect brrfgs
derangement or functions and lnt-try
to tha general health. Most phfsl
clans resort to surgical operatlns
and hospital treatment. I cure Vari
cocele In one week without opera
tion, pain or detention from busi
ness. My cures are absolutely per
manent and no ill effects whatever
can follow tor treatment.
Contracted Diseases
I hare reduced the time required
for curing contracted disorders
about one half. This is an Important
achievement. It replaces danger
with safety. It forestalls chronic
complications. It removes the in'
feet Ion and Inflammation before that
vital center, the prostata gland, can
becotns Involved. To many men It
"means tho difference between per
fect health aad a lifetime of misery
and functional weakness. My method
la mine alone. My treatment ta
original. In soma features It resem
bles tha ordinary. In results It la
entirely different. It Is safe, prompt
and thorough.
The above, together with Organio
Weakness. Nerve DebilHatloscj. havt
Vigor, Specific Blood Poison. Stric
ture. Piles at.d Reflex Aliments, con
stitute my specialty and ara tha
only diseases I treat.
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YOU NOTHING. I cheerfully glva'TO-u the vary best opinion, guided by
years of successful practice. Men, lout of town. In trouble, write if you can
net call, as manv cases yield readily to proper home treatment and cure.
My offices are open all day from 4- m. to t p. m., and Sundays 10 to 1.
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schooner Minnie fL Kelton. The. at- I Cornil Bart, Ft. bk. .Newcastle, N. 8. W.
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PLAX PROVES FEASIBLE.
Brooke and La Fayette told the police
that Brooke waa a brother of Scott
Brooke of tha real estate firm of Brooke
at Kleman, and aome time waa loat In
an effort to locate Bcott Brooke.
According to tha statement of La
Fayette, Brooke haa baen a farmer In
Alberta, and rwcaatly sold hla farm for
117.100. A short time ago, so La Fay
tte aald. Brooke had loat hla wife, since
which ha haa mourned her until hla
Bind haa beooSM Houdod, and ba haa
made acvarml attampta at suicide.
Wbaa taken from the water Brnnka
had a g"lj watch and chain, a goodly
sum of IKK-k at meoay. and aaTarml drafta
and chacaa si considarable. staa In hla
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bk Ban Francisco
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worth H.Sil. Everybody come for shoa
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company, corner First and Madison.
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First.
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OUR FEX
In Any Single Uncomplicated Case
Wa cure Vartoooele, Xydrooala, Baptnra, Barrows Dabtltty, Blood
Poison, Skin Dlsaasaa, Contracted AUmenta, Gleet. Stricture, Vital Waak
neas, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, and all diseases common to men.
Cures
Guaranteed
Consultation
and
Examination
Free
No Better
Treatment
In The World
We Lead "
AH Others Follow
Wa here added to our fftoa eaalpmaat, for tha baa fit of MXhT
OaTXT a niB aCTBBtrn of Aa atomy aad gallery of eciaattfla wonders.
Man. kaow thyself. Llf a-alaa aaodaia lUastrattsa; tha nystartaa of ---showing
tha boCj ta health aad aiaaaea, aad saaay aataral najacta.
Men make no mistake whan they coma to ua Wa give vcu the ra
sulta of long experience, honast, coneclentlous work, and the heat serr
Ica that money can buy. If you ara ailing nwianirt oa Mdlclees fur
nished tn our rival laboratoiry from fits to Said a ensrse.
If ya cannot call write for aelf-eiamlnaUon black. Houra j a.
ro. to p. ro. oaliy. Bandays to 11 ooly.
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OREGON MEDICAL INST.
Th Secret of
YoHf&ftil
Book Telling: How to
Givenv Free
gor
Restore It
TV
I have discovered tha eeoret of
strength and how to restore It
without the usa of drugs or med
icines.
I want every man who) suffers
from loat power, draina or weak
nasa of any kind to raadt my f rea
1 94-pa go hook, which talis how
restore strength and vim with
Nature s remedy.
No man should go throarh Ufa
a wieaKitngr just Decausa doctors
and their drugs have failed to
cure., Drugs ara poisons, and,
polsctas don t give atranstn. You
need something that assists Na-
r Electro-Vlgjr does that. It puts)
new life, .new energy into ovary organ, vv Oen
every part of yor body haa all tha energy it
needs thas, can b no weakness.
It doeainot conti much for a cars by my
method. CToti par one price for my treat
ment, and) that la till you pay. X hare oured
hundreds jof weaJctPian. and have tha evi
dence to I prove it. Electro- Vigor haa never
failed. '
a a a
"After tt-wo moatha use ef year EMsotre
Ylgor I Have regal ed my lost powaa and
am feeltnjav -strong jend well again. 1 would
not take a thonsaraflj dollars for what your
treatments has done f or me,
WXLXLAM K. ALLEN.
8aa Jose, Cat
Jkl
"I am glad ta telKjyou that your treat
went ta excellent. lit, haa cured ray back and
kidney trevble. art er drugs aad other renae-
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Beulah. Or.
ilea failed.'"
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tion, together with price of
treatment, closely sealed,
free.
S. A. Hall, M. D.
1314 Second AvM Seattle, Wub,
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