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f .'U.1IL! It. -I. 1 IN IKE CHILLING SOUBDFORHOUBS Woman and Three Children In Tarty Kcscued From Capsized Yacht. could he altered the draft Went oyer and all were auon clinging fr tuair lives to the hull of the boat. The mart managed to get Mrs. iHibrlH and that children Into the dory. They then clung desperately to the yacht. Which was pitching and tossing In the gale. Iiebrlli says the wind was alutoel a tornado. A FEW OF THE STEAMERS ENGAGED IN TOWING LOG RAFTS ON THE WILLAMETTE AND COLUMBIA RIVERS BIO, BLACK B'AK IS KILLED NEAR RAINIER' Westminster Added to List of Vessels Coming' to Portland. (Special Manatee te The JearsL) Rainier, Or. Aug. I. Joel Newton of. Rainier and H. New of Portland caught a large black mother bear and two cubs near the Wilson Case mill, about five WILL LOAD CAKGO IN NOIiTII JAPAN Bellingham, Wash.. Aug 1 The pleasure yacht Linda of Seattle, with Mr. and Mrs. (1. Dehrlts and three chil dren and V. O. Head and son, Sidney, aboard, capslsed off Chuckanut bay late last nlghti After struggling for more than an hour In the chilling waters the miles from town. It took five ahoti from a 16-SO rifle. T ' two of which were fatal, to brine the 1 old bear down She fought deapuratalv for her two little ones. Hhe Is consid ered one of the greatest catches of the season. Her weight la estimated at not less than 460 pounds. Slutcrlnl Will Ila Cut Into Lumber at Knlarged Mill in North Port land Steamer Bucranla Goes on Drydock for Itepalra. The cube were captured alive and are arty was picked up by the tugboat lesver and brought to this city about six weeks old. The yacht was sailing for Houth Bell- There may be plenty of room at the Ingham from Kast sound when It was I top, but It Is mora sociable at the bot tom. liruox Dr a gv'O. i)iura iiiv lain ... . ... j.l... j-lie THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1908. STEAMER BRINGS HARD WOOD In a few weeks the British steamer Westminster will come here from Japan with a large shipment of hardwood loera for the mill of the Taclflo Lumber & Manufacturing company In north Port lam!, where the material will be turned Into hljfh-jrade lumber. The Westminster la at presont sup posed to be at Kurachee discharging; a car (to and preparing- to go to one of the north Japan' ports to take on the liurdwood timber. Northern Japan has tares bodies of oak and henceforth a goodly quantity will be brought here 10 he milled. The steamer Is a large carrier, being of 2,782 tons net register. Hhe recently went from Calcutta to Kuracnee with "t I fc-Ti ; '-.TV 1 J.t a general oriental cargo. How much oak timber will be brought here the first trip has not yet seen ascertained but it win in all proiiaouuy vt quite Quantity. In view of the fact that the steamer will arrive here In the height of the grain shipping season it Is quite prob able that she will be engaged to carry a cargo from here to Europe or the orient, or given a cargo or Oregon rir for which there Is an increasing demand all over the world. The large British steamer Buoranla which arrived at Astoria yesterday form gonolulu under charter to the Pacific iport Lumber company to carry lum ber to Shanghai left up yesterday after noon and will be at the drydock this morning for repairs. On her way out from the Atlantic ooast to Honolulu with a cargo of ooal for the Atlantic fleet the Bucranla enoountered a series of taniflo storms that damaged the bull Aside from these repairs the steamer will be painted and given a general overhauling. Arrangements for the use of the 6ook were closed yesterday afternoon. After having been repaired, the steam er will go to the mills of Inman-Poul-en company to load. ORIENT AJb 1JLNKRS COMUfO. jLmbla neaches Ban Francisco nuad Aleut a Is at Honolulu. The oriental liner, Arabia, reached Ban Frandsoo yestertay bound for this port from Hongkong by way of Yoko hama and Honolulu. bhe Is expected to reach Portland about next Saturday. The oriental Alesla arrived at Hono lulu yesterday afternoon on her way to Portland via (Jan Francisco and will therefore follow the Arabia In about ten day. Neither of the Hums Is expected to tiring a very heavy cargo since most pf the overland freight will. In all prob ability, be transshipped at au Brun ei woo. Uoth craft are expected to go out filled to the hatcheH with flour - nd lumber, however, since considerable space has already been reserved. Above picture shows Towboat Fleet of the Shaver Transportation Company of thlg port. Lined up are the Wauna, No Wonder, M..F. Hender son, Sarah Dlion and Shaver. The last named was launched from the ways of the Portland Shipbuilding company a few weeks ago and will go into commission towing log rafts tomorrow morning. The craft will be In command of Captain Delmar Shaver with F. 8.. Dahlt." as pilot. J. C. Wendell will be chief engineer, with William Tucker second. CHOWDS TAKE TO RIVKIl. Every Gnsolitie Boat for Hire Is I'nder Kngaffciaeiit. Hundreds of plraauro boats will be oiit tudiiv fur early yesterday after y i 1 1 overy craft for hire had been Fl".!i. ii for und owners could have rhar-l- . ! era I inoro had they had them. I ,,i .lays are the finest of the soa r i f r lontlnn and those not haying ;''.! ..vn pleasure boats .do the next 1 s: thine by engaging one for a day or '-n'.i.K and Inviting their friends oia t .-ii i.iy an nut hit,'. . - excursion boats making a spe r ity of carrying Sunday crowds Hie ii 'si expected to go out with capacity i row .Is as usual. AI.OXG THE WATERFRONT. Die strainer Alliance, Captain Olson. Crown of India, Br. sh ... .Columbia 1 Ley land Bros., Br. sh Drydock Donna Franceses, Br. bk Astoria Ancalos, Br. ship Llnnton Churchill. Am. sch Astoria Echo, Am. bktn AbtorlaJ Kelburn, Br. bk Astoria Asgard, Nor. sh Madison street Alvena, Am. sch Astoria Albert Rlokmers. Oer. bk O. W. P. Virginia, Am. soh Knapnton Sar, Nor. as Tongue Point Ilford. Hr. ss Tongue Point Eugenie Fautrel, Fr. bk Mersey Eva, Gr. ss Inmnn-Poulsen Northland, Am. ss Port. Lbr. Co. W. F. Jewctt, Am. sch Astoria Yellowstone. Am. sch St. Helens Yosemlte. Am. bs Rainier Bubrania, Br. bs Drydock Atlas, Am. ss Portsmouth En Route to Load Lumber. Alumna. Am. sch Kahulul Behome. Am. sch 1-a Boca Wrestler, Am. bktn Guaymas Mabel Gale. Am. sch San Francisco Oliver J. Olson, Am. sch San Pedro Fairhaven, Am. as Ban Francisco Amaranth, Am. bktn San Francisco Tiverton, Am. bs San Francisco Koko Head. Am. bktn Yokohama Johan Poulsen. Am. ss....San Francisco K. P. I nm an. Am. ss Kan Francisco Sn Bouto With Cement and General. Aberfoyle. Br. sh Antwerp Bldavt, Fr. bk , AiKwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh Cardllf Vtncennes, Br sh Antwerp Gael, Fr. bk London Neatsfields. Br. sh Hamburg David de Anjers. Fr. ail Antwerp Brabloch, Br. bk Antwerp Killoran. Br. tih Antwem Jolnvllla. Fr. bk Antwerp Carnittnian, Br. bk Hamburg Rochambeau, . Fr. bk Leltti Gulf Stream. Br. bk Antwerp Alice, Fr bk London Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk Antwerp La Tour d Atrve-gne, Fr. bk.. Antwerp Armen, Fr. bk Dublin Coal Ships Zb Route. La Roche Jncque.lin, Fr. bk, Newcastle, A. Flfeshlre, Br. bk Newcastle, A. Bossuet. Fr. bk Newcastle. A. Torrlsdale, Br. sh Newcastle, A Tramp Steamers En Eouto. Taunton, Br, ss Guaymas Strathflllan.' Br. ss Batavla Craghall, Br. ss San Francisco Kadames, uer. ss lJu(ret sound Strathlyon. Br. ss San Fwinclsco M. S. Dollar. Am. ss San Francisco Guernsey, Nor. ss Shanghai Assuan, Oer. ss San Francisco Boveric, Br. ss San Francisco Westminster. Br. ss Japan En Eoute In Ballast to Xio&d Grain Port Crawford, Br. sh Cailao River Falloc.ii. Br. bk Cailao Oregon, tier, sh Yokohama Gen. Faldherbe, Fr. bk Yokohama Henrietta. Uer. sh West coast Aster. Ger. bk Valparaiso Marechal de Noallles. Fr. bk. West coast Homeward Bound. Am. bk. Vane v r, B. C Le Pelier, Fr. bk Hobart Salnte Anne. Fr. bk... Newcastle. N. S. W. Andorinha. Br. bk Iqulque Lydgate, Br. bk Santa Rosalia Vigo. Nor. sh Mejiliones Desdamona, Br. sh Cailao SMALL TO BUT DETERMINED WIN SCHOLARSHIP The following letter received by the contest manager from a little contest ant in The Dulles has a ring of deter mination that Is highly commendable. Here Is a young Kirl. only 1 1 years of age, who enters the Oregon Jour nal's third annual scholarship contest i y 1MI I - 1 -::.:- I 4 ",-"" I mmmammmmmmmmmecmammBmmml9 b: r.-.l ,ist niL'tiT lor ( oos M:i' xvltli n ,v . , . . .v ...cv.v, ... fril list of pasaenK;ra and a large cargo ! 5u.v,y' . .' ' ot frtdght The gasoline sloop Condor, Captain Tyler, left last night for Newport with her bold full of freight, consisting of furniture and general merchandise con sumed to Newport and Waldport. The Harrlnian liner. Rose City, Cap tsln Kldston. sailed yesterday morning for San Francisco with 400 passengers and a capacity cargo. About 160 were left behind because of lack of room on the big liner. O. P. lirnham yesterday afternoon launched the new gasoline tender which I he has built for the Port of Portland commission. It is 36 feet long and will be used for light harbor work. The Norwegian steamer Hark which has been loading lumber at St. Johns for several days shifts to Tongue Point to complete tne cargo which goes Antwerp Crilloii. Fr. bk Antwerp Genevieve Mollnos, It. bk Hobari Daghlld, Nor. bk Caldera Nulellv. Fr. bk Hpbart Leon Blum, Fr. bk Hobart Mlchelet, Fr. bk Hlogo Finland. Rus. sh Guayaquil Magdalene, Ger. bk Aeapuleo Alexander Isenberfr, Ger. bk ... Honolulu OH Carriers En Koute. Roderick Phu, Am. brg...San Francisco Melbourne, Australia. to MARINE NOTES. Astoria, Aug. 1. Arrived at S a. m. and left up at 12:40 p. ni. British Steamer Bucranla from Honolulu, failed at 8;2(i a. m., steamer Eureka, for Eureka. Arrived at 4:80 and left up St 6:00 a. m.. steamer Atlas from San Francisco. Palled at 9:25 a. m.. steam er Sue Elmore, for Tillamook. Sailed at 6:10 a. m., steamer Cascade, for San Francisco. Arrived down at 5 30 and Palled at 6:30 p. m.. steamer Rose City, for San Francisco. San Francisco, Aug. 1 Arrived at 3 a m.. steamer xx aanlngton. from ort- Ruildinp Materials In Turkey. In the interior of Turkey dwelling- houses range from the simple mud huts, In various grades, to the house built entirely of wood. In such districts usually the only stone buildings are the railway stution. If It happens to be one of the Important railway lines In Turkey, and perhaps the military bar racks. At the capital and In the larger cities of the empire the dwellings, even of the wealthy classes, are built of wood al most without exception. The exceptions are tne rew imposing vinas or rich i;u ropeans, the large administrations which possess their own buildings, such as the state banks, the public debt, etc., the imperial palaces, the x'arloug em bassies and consulates, and schools and apartment flats. As regnrds the latter ciass of building they are nearly all of Iron girder type, with brick and mor tar walls. While a good quality of baked building brick Is imported from Miss Frances Gordlon. over a month after it started, with the hope of winning a scholarship in mu sic in St. Mary's academy In her own city. Such pluck as this little miss dis plays should be crowned with success. She Intends to keep busy until the contest closes, and she will. She Is a lightweight indeed, weigh lng only 85 pounds, to compete with the big husky boys and popular girls wno nave now so much lead over her. Little Miss Gordlon's progress will be watched eagerly by everybody, and It is to lie hoped that she will surprise some of the older contestants who now have thousands of votes to their crejlit. Frances hopes to be able to make enough progress at music to be able to teach as she Is not as robust as most girls. Her friends and those who know of her aspirations xxill help this little student materially, mid the contest manager hopes to receive encouraging reports from Fiances from time to time. Following is her letter: 'The Dalles. Or., July 30. Dear Editor I have neglocted writing yo j in regard to my nomination, as I have been visit ing in your city for the past 10 days, but now I am ready to fro to work and Intend keeping busy until the contest closes and hope you will kindly help me all you can because 1 brllcve I am pretty young, if I am not the baby of your contest claps. "Being both small and young my chance of winning out Is very weak. I am 14 years old and weigh about 85 pounds. The Dalles has always been my home as well as my parents' home for the last 4C years. My mother is Mrs. S. V. Gordlon of The Dalles. "I have always attended Ht. Peters church and St. Mary's academy when ever I had tho health to do so. Not being very strong I Intend teaching mu sic if 1 can advance far enough. I am at present in the sixth grade of music and seventh grade In claswork. "My mother now Is helHess to aid mn any further and dear Editor yitu can plainly see why I enter your con test for a year's music at St. Mary's and many blessings I hope will attend my friends and the dear old Journal, (the best paper of Oregon) if I am a winner. Yours sincerely, "FRANCES OORDION." COCOA EXPERT SUES THAW FOR SERVICES (Fleerst News by Lonmt Leased Win.) Poughkeepsie, N. Y.. Aug. 1. Justice Tompkins, at White Plains, today signed an order whereby Sheriff Chanler Is ordered to produce Harry Kendall Thaw before John F. Srhlesser, as referee. In Flshklll, Wednesday morning, Auguet 6. It thus becomes known that Dr. John P. Wilson of this city has sued Thaw for additional compensation for services rendered In testifying at thi recent habeas corpus proceedings. Dr. Wilson claims $500 and Thaw said the services were worth only $200. It Is a friendly suit. Dr. Wilson was one of the rhyslcians who examined Thaw and testified that Thaw was per fectly sane and normal. Dr. Wilson demanded $500 and Thnw objected. Treating Dogs. At Mltchen. England, there Is a ca nine sanitarium where frequently as many as 800 dogs are undergoing treat ment at the same time. Several pa tients which have lost legs have been provided with now ones. C.GeeWo The Well-Known Reliable CHINESE Root and Herb DOCTOR WALKED NEARLY ALL THE WAY FROM BOSTON JUST TO GET COLD FEET Charley Jacques, a small specimen of humanity who made his way to Portland from Boston and appealed to the Juven ile court for xvork and a square meal, was an attendant at the session of court Friday afternoon. He listened carefully while' Judge Gantenbeln sentenced two boys to the reform school and gave others good advice. Charley's name was down at the foot of the list of cases and when at last his name was called it was discovered that he had vanished. Either the te.li- ousness of the Ions session had worn J out his patience or he feared that the court would prescribe something that would not suit lis fancv. As he cume to court voluntarily and there was no charge against him, it had not been thought necessary to keep close watch on him. but Charley evidently thought It xxise to make himself scarce. Chief Probation Officer Hadley, to whom ine lad liresented himself, and who had interested himself in the cast thought Charhy might show himself ngnln today, but he was disappointed. He says lie hns a job ready, but Chs,iiey may lie a few hundred miles awav by this time, where Juvenile courts will not worry his Imagination. Has made a life study of roots and herbs and In that ntndv dlacnvoro.t nvi is giving to the world bis wonderful remedies. No Mercury, Poisons or Drags Used He Cures Without Operation of Without the Aid of a Knife, He guarantees to cure Catarrh, Asth ma, Lung. Throat. Rheumatism, Ner vousness, Nervous Debility, Stomach. Liver, Kidney Troubles; also Iist Man hood, Female Weakness and all Private Diseases, A SURE CANCER CURE Just Received from Fekln, China Safe, Sure and Reliable. IF YOU ARE AFFLICTED DON'T DE LAY DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS If you cannot call, write for symptom blank and circular. Inclose 4 cents In stamps. CONSULTATION FREE Tne O. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co- 162 First St.. Cor. Morrison. Portland. Oregon. Please Mention This Paper. lana. Arrne.i. oerman steamer Arabia, ; Marseilles, there are several local brick Tr-.m i ..K'i.nma. rane,i at l .41) p. m.. i kilns, which sell bricks measuring steamer George W. Elder, for Portland, i about seven bv three and a half by two Ih.., Aug. 1. --Passed barge Hoder. j an,j a ha;f inches, l-k Phu. for Portland. I The palaces nnd embassies are dl- c-ierbo-irg. Auk. 1 Sailed. July 17. j ttnet types of building Certain other French ship Alice, for Portland. buildings, the Imperial Ottoman bank t .; .l.i.u. Aug 1 Saileu. German and the new Anatolian railway depot, stean er Alesla, for Post land, via San for Instance, are Intentional specimens FrH.'i 'seo , of expensive architecture. The former Tl i. s at Astoria Sunday High water is in rock-face.1 Milestone to first storv "2- a "i . .1 feet. 4.10 p. m., R.O ' with upper stories faced with highly f,-t Lost water C 40 a. m.. 1 : feet: i decorated yellow limestone Th. An. lu 2i p. 1 J feet MAJUXK INTFLLIGEXCK. Keffnlar X.lntrs Dne to Arrive. Homer. San Franici City 'f Panama iv.ixs Pay.. C, P.". Kh'er, San Pdro. w.ty S'ate. tsn Frsnisro A;:ifir,re, O rs Hly Arol'is. orient )''i'-ek.i. Furka and Cns . . . ." City. Pn Kr.-.n'is'-ri I osnoke, Pun Pedre sr.d wny. :!. orient Niimntli. nri"-t Klromwls. nrl n aVearalar 1.1a ere to Zv.rt Aug 1 Aug. 1 Aug 4 Aug. 4 tollan railway depot Is entlrelv of a ; local store quarried along Its line, rock ! face.l, with tooled herder. The facing of all other stone buildings In this city I whatsoever Is In yellow limestone. I known as plerre d arles and Malta ' stone: tl.ee are both very Inexpensive and are easily wcrkel The facing Is generally simple In character. The Roudisi'Iiilds Way. From the New Orleans Picavune. A New Orleans man said the other da- of the great house of the Roths childs: "The HothselMh's push their strict ness to the point of eccentricity. They once had tor agent here in .Xf-w (riesn3 a fine fellow. They telegraphed to this agent at a certain season to sell their cotton holdings, but he knew the price would go higher and therefore he didn't sell till four days later. In consequence he netted an extra profit of $40,000 to his firm. "When he sent the Rothschilds the money and told them joyously what he had done they returned the whole amount, with a cold note that said: "'The 1 1 o . 0 0 1 1 you made by disobeying our Inst ruet Ions is not ours, but vours. Take It. Mr. lilank. your successor, sails tor -evv Orleans to. lay, A Pasteur Institute has been estab lished In Horn. all. under the patronage or the go eminent. Aug. 4 Khodhe Iloneht Hie Wife for irtr Jg i 0 A'JC 11 A ir n rt. 1 Set; 15 . (VI Hoirer. Mn Frnci-T City of Prams Coos Put .. U W. E1.W Kin Pedro S't. San rmr.'Hr.i A lliinre, . T4v . . F.tifs Eureka aid "- I'-own'-ke. Fan Pelro snd ) ArnlHi. orirnt H" t'itv. .-s rnwlni . . . Alesli. f'Tlrnt NumanMs. nrlwit Nicomc-dla, orient . . ", Tunis ta Tor. Prtverick Castle, Dr. eh - Largiemore. Br. ah From Tlt-nit A thai II. khedlxe of Egypt. Is one of the moit rrogresie and eailght en I of foreign rulers Palontr fond of travel, he goe ahout the worH with Mi eyee open and has Introduced many icellnt reforms Into the coun try oxer which he rules Fnconven tioial to a decree, he has amused Mrr, lf and horrlf,Kj his suite br don ning iivtnln and driving a rail war en- 4,iig Tie khedive. hr the wiy. uilike th I g 11 s'ii'ar.. his no Imperii! harem His was a reii!iru! ir-sisn eliv betirM bv Ms nother chiefly on scroiirt of her beaut r fmm a rmcf j! Turkish S"t t -iM for thsn The Mohax- trt min rel'gton rermlts th khcdlve fo jr .Oct. ji'wtve, but Abbaa II like hti ftrer. k ii.pT.ri wiu one mn i paionitr!y drt4 te th oiuufu! Circassian erhe hen borne him five chinnir.g daughter) and a $ reitelng eon. Aug 4 Aug S, Aug Aug 11 . iii. 1 1 H. IS .rtTjovit . benfleU a ' 4 p mm KUi at 3 . I if - If-411 : .-t1 .fJI;- mmmmm F - t ' : 1t J 1 s . , . . ... " : - in ... . . I TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES out or wi irons We ean do your entire Crown. Bridge and rlate Work In a day If necessary. Fosltlvely rainless Extracting Free when plates or bridges are ordered. eneltlTe teeth and roots removed wlfh ont the leaet pals. Ten chiira Only the most scientific and careful work. BO TBABS IX FOKTZiAJgD. W A WFlT Airr ABSOCZATXS 'Palnleee Dentists. FaUlna; Bldf, Third and Wea&l&jrtoa ( a. m. to 1 p. m.; Sundays t te 11. Painless Extraction. tOc; Plates, $$.. Both Phones. A and Ualo 1011. CHICHESTER'S PILLS W-. Till IAMOtB BUHa, A 0) 4aal Amk rr lrasgtt far . fcl ahaa rH mmm4 Hra4 Pllta la tU4 araiat caam, mil 4tk Slaa Klttaa. J Mier. wnj trrar BIAaTttNB Mill rULLa,toa raan kaarcaa aaat, aataal AlMn Rallabla MORPHINE and other drag haolts are poeMly enred bf HAB1T1XA. For arnodermle or Intersil Baa fun pie seat to aor dreg ha4iiaAy pauo aaaiL keg-ulr nrSa tlOC rv-r boft.a at ronr drctrrtat or br eciil in plain wrappei: Mil CktaUif C".. L Lamia. ii ExterJor of Bufldlnj Whr "Td Commoner" T PoblUtML Pooto Ei clualTtly for The Journal. rr. MCRAIDWQMEI. Cm Big trr lamatarai diatkaj-saa.il!"""1 ag si Kjtlaa. aa4 aaa - ltfig0t ua. sal ar wa F"J MhrBi lia1 ; t a saat In fiati iawa i j Vt aseraaa. ran4, lag ' s J ! aa ag I Mattaa u rv. Judge My Ability to Cere Weal Mem By My Unparalleled Success For the Past 25 Years The proof of a phyeician's ability is to be found In the retnlts he obtain, and although I ans not at liberty to apply individual name of patients reference, th marks of upe rior (kill and service are so prominent nd conspicuous ss to render my doing- so unnec essary. Twenty-five years of success and con stant growth of practice is certainly a prac tical demonstration that argues the merit of my work. Thjs is PROOF that no man can gainsay. This remarkable success has built up my practice rear by yesr, month by month, day by day, untu it is today the largest by far in the western part of America. Estimate for yourself my volume of prsctica as compared with the practice of other western specialists. Is there the slightest ptobabUitr that if unable to back up all my cfaims, I would hare won and retained the foremost olace among phy sicians treating men? Could, I fail to cure and ret succeed as I hare r Hare you erer heard of promise of mine remaining unfulfilled, or of one of ray patients being dissatisfied with the treatment recelred?- Consider these things and then come and talk with me in regard to your case. I am always willing to wait for my fee until a cure is effected. MY FEE IS In Any Uncomplicated , DR. TAYLOR. The Leading Specialist MY SPECIAL TREATMBNT The methods I derised over twenty-five years ago for treating men's diseases proved a radical step in medical science. Those methods hare enabled me to cure diseases that were formerly regarded as incurable. In working out my methods I held the theory that "WEAKNESS," for instance, was not a constitutional or functional ailment, but a pros tatic affection, and therefore, merely local. I reasoned that its con stitutional effects were simply the results of a tremendous waste of energy due to inflammation of the proatatic gland; that this being true, a local treatment could alone effect a cure. Thereupon I devised the treatment I employ today with such marked success. Indeed, I have never known this treatment to fail to effect a complete and permanent cure in a comparatively short time. My treatment for other diseases peculiar to men ars also along original lines and are equally successful. Hence I reiterate that no man need be WEAK or AIL.INU. My special rreatment is an open door to vigor and all the pleasures that belong to perfect health. . Any man may avail himself of my services. It has been and is my life's work to aid afflicted men, alleviate their sufferings and restore them to health and vigor. I have therefore placed the charge for my services within the easy reach of any man. no matter what his circumstances. To PROVE my confidence in the results of my treatment, and as an act of good faith, I WILL WAIT FOR &1Y FEE UNTIL TOD ARE CURED No man can be fairer than .that. I take all the risk. You take none whatever. You have everything to gain and absolutely nothing to lose, SEEK EXPERT MEDICAL AID NOW Men whose vitality is exhausted, those who have some private dis ease or weakness lurking in their system, and who are prematurely old, while still young in years broken down wrecks of what they ouht to be, and who want to be strong, and to feel as vigorous a they did bet fore they wasted their strength, to enjoy life again, to win back the vim, vigor and vitality lost, should consult with me before it is too lata. My Direct-Method Treatment Offers a Positive Core For Every Ailing Man I Cure "Weakness" "Weakness" is not a nervous disorder, demanding a tome system of treatment, but is merely a symptom of chronic inflammation or conges tion in the orostate aland. This condition xiats as a raault of early dissipation er some improperly treated contracted disorder, and reouirea carefully directed local measures only. By my own original methods th prostate gland is quickly restored to its normal State, wmcn results in full and complete return of strength for the fvnetiona disorder is entirely removed, and I am conrinced that by no treatment other than my own carefully directed local measures is a radical cure of this ailment possible. Adrice and Consultation FREE Write I! Tea Canst! C&I1 Office Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. nv; Sondaya, 10 te 1 Only v The DR. TAYLOR Co. CORNER MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS Private Entrance 254 H Morrison St PORTLAND, OX. CUIE MEM No Experiments INo Failures When you need the aerricet of a doctor con sult oae of wide experieac. OUR FEE Any Single InroiEpIlcitcd Tim Our entire time and practice is devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON. VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY, HY DROCELE, PILES, FISTULA, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER AND PROSTATE GLAND, CONTRACTED DIS ORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASE3 COMMON TO MEN We want every man whs Is enfferlnf from any epectal ctleeaee er rendition te come and have a taik with ua No man waeae weaaaf.4 7 it am Is crying out for balp throush disease, or be has bwee) sulUr of eerlr Isdlsc rations er late esceasea, la eae la life aatU eoca uiae as h-is error hare been corrected. (Rfltfll CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. tf - vM wruw 1 . " ' -- - - ' - - hem. JUmxe a. as. to sw as. aaaaay ST.LOUIS 'DISPEWSAHY com ticcn an tixxilii mm. rovTuurD. c i
