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I THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4. 1003. J J!1 .USUI ,U11, - . t. FORTS THE, DAY Ring Track Diamond Held JOE KNIGHT JR. AND HIS REMARKABLE CHARGER PORTLAND CLUB PAYS EXPENSES Irving'ton Tennis Players Will Go Xorth by Selec tion of Committee. RED HOT GOSSIP FOR RABID FANS Portland will' become a factor In the tennla world If the efforts of the Ir vlngton Tennis club avail anything: Heretofore Portland has been represent d at various northwest and const tour naments only by the Individual efforts or tnfl players, llerearter the organiza tion will take a hand In the selection of representatives and meet their ex pense on all the trim north or sooth Three men will be sent north to Ev erett next Mnndav to renresent the Ir vlnKton filub in the International Tennis championships, which commence on that date. President Hamilton at a meeting yesterday, appointed the following com mlttee to select the players: F. H. V, Pilchard Wilder. There will probably be a meeting or the committee this arter noon to name the players to represeuX the club. , Portland is represented In the tennl tournament now in progress at Tacoma by Miss Ruth Honeyman. Miss Lead better had entered for the pluy, but found It Impossible to go north. Wal ter Goes, the local expert, stated this morning mat lie was undecided about going; to Tacoma. If he Is to have a place In the challenge rounds he will have to leave for that city by tomorrow night. If Mr. Gohs goes he will probn- Diy piay wun Aj K. Krepman or Cali fornia In the men's doubles at Tacoma. Whether or not any of the women Players will go to the Kverett tourna ment Is not certain. Several have slg- nmea an intention or going north, but no womon have been Included in the new policy of the club. This Is probably the first instance on the coast where a club has stood for all the expenses. The local organiza tion was encouraged by the success of me stale tournament last month, and it is planned to make Portland a city of importance so far ns the tennis map Is t:(JJlut5I lieu. TALIFEKO JOIXS A GIRL BASEBALL TEAM (Hpectal Dispatch to The .Journal.) springrieltl, Or.. Aug. 4. Charlie Tsllafero, a bnsebnll pitcher, whose home Is In Springfield, who recently returned from the Pendleton too in of the Eastern Oregon league, has joined the Chicago girls' ttarn as a pitcher. When the team left Springfield thero were only two girls on the team who were able to bat. Threo of the mon dressed as women, but at that they Had to borrow a local man to fill In. Talla fero Is too large to pass as a woman In any disguise, and will play In the box. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At New York.-"- r pi e Cincinnati 0 6 i New York 8 10 1 Batteries Spade and Sehlfl; Wlltse and Bresnahan, Umpires Rlgler and Emslle. At Brooklyn. R. H. II .0 1 Brooklyn St. lyOlllS Batteries Mclntyre and Bergen; Sal lee and Bliss. Umpire Klein. At Philadelphia. Chicago 6 10 0 Philadelphia 1 6 2 Batteries Brown and Kllng; McQull lin, Moren and Iooln. Umpires Rud derham and O'Pay. At Boston. R. IT. E. Pittsburg 7 u j Boston 4 ; 1 Batteries Willis and Gibson; Flih erty, Dorner. Boultes and Graham. Um pire Johnstone. This Is the day upon which we start our series In the south. If the team Is In good condition we ought to win a majority of the series. The pitchers are 11 working well for the first time since the season opened. The regulars are In pretty good trim and under the new si rangement. Ryan In right and Johnson at tnirn. ougnt to present a goon rront. If the team breaks even the fans will be satisfied, but there are those who feel certain that the Beavers will re turn homo August 26 wllh the big end or me games. How would the fans like to see Mickey La Longe, the San Francisco catcher, filling a backstop position on the Portland team next season? It was only by the smallest chance that Mickey was not a member of the Beaver squad this year. He would be tickled to death to play In Portland, and Manager Me Oedlo would like to have him. Very likely McCredle and Long may come to some terms regarding the llttlo re ceiver. La Lonire Is one of the snap plest Havers on tp circuit and to keep him Danny Long turned Slug Slnttery over to tho Oakland team during tho training season. Claude Berry nas worker! nearlv all season through or ders of Captain Mohjer and Mickey has not been given the cnanee ne uesires Her" could have had a glorious, oppor tunity with Portland this season. Cincinnati won't get Catcher Bob Easterly of Los Angeles for awhile yet. Garry Hermann Is mighty anxious to cot I.oh Anaeles' best backstop and made Henry Berry a tempting offer for immediate delivery, tserry says no maj sell Easterly at the end of the' sea son hut he neons moo now. c ran Chance of Chicago has first call on the youngster. Dolly Gray is another puiyer rterrv will lose next season, but Hen want's to hook him onto a winning club, whet his pitching will not Le wasted. Think of Asher Houston, the local boy now with Oakland, being given a chance to work regularly with the Greeks. This is what might come of new arrangement van iiuuren is about to spring nn the fans. an may take Hngan -oil third Daso unci use mm In the box. Time was when Jiogan was a nlftv slnbster and a long rest may hiv ,inn him some good. II an puts through this arrangement Houston will get a chance to perform regularly around the difficult station. So far he has not had much of a chance to show his worth. There Is no pluce in tho Pacific league for Jim Morlev, who nearly wrecked the organization after the quake. Mor ley 18 being touted for manager of the new team at Venice, with Danny Shay as captain, cai r.wing. psjriut-.ii u.o circuit, savs that while he holds the reins Morlev will never have a chance to crawl In. will nrobablv be the scout the Pacific Coast league will send east In the next week or so. There art Danny Long a lot of players needed to supply tho vacancies in the old clubs caused by sales and draft and then the two new clubs will need snout thirty or forty players to choose from. Long Is sug gested from his experience with the game and knowledge of players. How ever, the man who goes will le named by the directors shortly. Hark! Te fans who have wondered these many moons; "Pop" Derrick, our old friend at Vaughn park. Is umpiring In the Texas Htate league. Christian, the new Oakland pitcher, says Derrick Is officiating as well as any man In the league. The other day Derrick was as saulted by a player and later appeared In court against the fellow, who was fined. Derrick Is a dark, brown taste locally. What kind of a chance would the two-bit boys have against a chap so strenuous as this. It concerns Mooso Baxter, the old Butte player. Down In New Orleans a couple of sharp tongued rooters plckod Moore out. The bom bardment got hotter and thicker until Moose could stand It no longer. Then he did a funny thing. He stamped into the bleachers, grabbed a head In each paw and cracked the two skulls together until said sungods cried hold, enough! Baxter was chased off the lot and a heavy fine tacked on, but he had satis faction. Buddy Ryan and Ote Johnson, take notice. Heine HeltmuIIer and Cleveland are not affinities. Heine evidently could not stand nrosDerttv prosperity mean In ODnortunltv to bo Into'the bis: league next season. Scout n om o Brien toog an option on HeltmuIIer on his trip to the const several weeks ago. The other day a wire came saying that the option had been cancelled. HeltmuIIer slumped something fierce in his batting since the option, and this prompted Cleveland to declare the deui orr. Well, Van Haltren has come to It at last. He has chased Dellar out of the ;ame for a month without pay, hoping hat the big blonde may come back again. Dollar started off the season by winning six straight, and since has lost every game he pitched or started In. Dellar is sore, and says he will get that salary or there will be something doing. They are sore at fclattery over In Oak land because Slug persisted In warming tho bench on the sore hand plea when the team needed his- services with the stick. Some of the cranks have been mean enough to say that Slat Is afraid of his fancy batting average. When Slat was In Portland two wouks ago he could whisk 'em around as nlftlly as the rest of the Greeks. New York has turned "Doc" Newton over to the Newark club. Newton has been a disappointment this year. He has paid no attention to his condition, and cares little whether he wins or loses. It's now up to him to work his way back to the big brush, as he has done on any number of occasions. -'' - j :'a. ' "; .' ' i CS.'.1 ' ; Vs. .....X .....i:;'.::.x ' -V ' y,:'r ';'i PETTIBONE DIES FROM OPERATIOII (llpcrlil Plnxtch to The Joarsil.) Denver, Aug 4. George A. Pettlbone, rodefendant with Moyer and Haywood in the famous cases tried at Hulls, Idaho, A year ago, died last night In a hospital In this city as the result of an operatlort for cancer. Pettlbons had been suffering from this cause through all the nerloj of his Incarceration and trial In Idaho on the charge of conspiring with Harry Orch ard to assassinate former Governor Hteunenberg of Idaho. Petllbone and Haywood were ac quitted and the charge against Moyer was then dismissed. l'ettlhone leaves a widow. All over the world there has been. slrue 1R"0, a decided Increase In the number of female pupils In school. I - - J . oe and "Frank' -Pals. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At Cleveland. R. H. Cleveland 2 6 Nw lork 0 R 3 Batteries Joss and Clarke; Hogg Chesbro and Sweeney. Butte Races. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Butte, Mont.. Aug, 4. Yesterdays race results; First race, four furlongs, selling Auni jvii, iim (Pttiarii, ;i to 1, won' Sempnoelle, 110 (Van Dusen). 5 t 2. sec- ono; jim nanna, lov. (Dver). 4 to 1 third.. Time. :49H. Second race, seven furlongs, selling Vinton, 407, (Heatherton). even won; Belden, 110 (Van DihVn), 2 to 1, sec ond; Harka, 106 (Miller), 7 to 2. third Time, 1:2. ' Third race, si:: furlongs, selling Lit tle Buttercup, 103 (Shrlner). 4 to 1, won; Rustling S!lk. 98, (Nelson), S to 2 second; Black Domino, 103. (Klrsch haum), 3 to 2, third. Time. 1.13-v4 Fourth race, five furlongs, purse Hereafter, 102, (Van Dusen). 3 to 1 won; Native Son. 102, (Kirschhaum) 1 to 2, second; Brush Up, 100, (Morse) 3 to 2. Time. 1:00. Fifth race. mile, selling Graphite 109. (Miller). 7 to 2. won; Kelowna 110 (Hoffman), 16 to 1, second; Phil Igoe 104E. Sullivan), 1 to 4. third. Time! Sixth race, mile, selling Mandator. 112, (Butwelll, S to 1. won; Wise Hand 107, (Kirschhaum), 1 to 2. second- Mls May Bowdlch. 107. (Callahan) s' to 2 third. Time. 1:441. TKI LASnXETT JtAK UT TSI WOXLD would not he contented to be kept In the house and doing nothing by rheumatism. Neither are you. who are always busy snd active. Then don't neglect the first twinge of an arhe or pain that vou might think Is Just a "crick " nub we:! with Ballard's Snow LlnJment and no matter what the 'rouble Is. It will dis appear at once. Sold by Skldmore Drug company. iTTn l tin l A I III Hliu ii CAN'T REACH TERMS Jim Jeffries Still Kefuses to Eoforee and Fight Is Up in the Air. (I'nlted rrew leased Wle.l San Francisco, Aug. 4 Will Abo Attel nnd Owen Moran fight here on Labor day for the featherweight cham pionship of the world? The fans of this city are really wondering today, after the failure of last night's con ference between Promoter Coffroth and the two fiehters. The conference, which lasted several hours, was fruitless so far as results are concerned. The little fighters agreed on every thing but tho selection of the refer. Since Jeffries has refus.d to reente The rinir thev have been put out. Lns night they wired the big ex-champion at Los Angeles begging mm to reeon slder his refusal, but his answer was another refusal. FINANCE COMMITTEE IS GREATLY ENLARGED New 3f embers Given Sub scription Lists to Canvas City for Hero Fund. (Bpeclnl Plinntch to Tb Journal.) Myrtle Point, Or., Aug. 4. A steer which serves as a saddle horse for a 12-year-old boy Is tho cprlous animal which attracts much attention at this place. The owner Is Joe Knight Jr.. and his trained animal Is a 2-year-old steer, which Is as gentle and as well trained ns a hdrse. Tho boy rides him to drive cows and on pleasure jaunts. He also hitches blm to a cart, which the steer seems to enjoy as much as the saddle. The boy broke the animal himself, beginning the training when It was a llttlo calf. "Frank,'' as the steer is called, will come when the boy calls, and stands nuletly while the saddle and bridle Is adjusted. The two are known through out this part of the country. C. Gee Wo The Well-Known Reliable CHINESE Root and Herb I DOCTOR BETTER BE GOOD TO THEIR DUDS Benevolent Orchardist Ad vises Thieves When Stuff Is in Season. ACCIDENTS OCCUR IX YACHT RACING There Are CARAMELS and CARAMELS Tet you hsven t eaten CiXiMIU until you eat In a tight race on the Willamette river Sunday afternoon, the Dancln' Sal proved to be the only yacht able to withstand the stiff breeze blowing at the time and won. Four yachts, be longing to members of the Oregon Yacht club, were entered In the race but all excent the Sal suffered accl dents which forced them to withdraw. The Corsair, Max Meyer Dancing oai. rrancis uathj. ruiriinii, n. Todd and the Tersin. James Barken stress, were the yachts entered In the rare and hardly had tne nonis got un der wav before the Kore n art parte j with the throat halyard and the Corsair and the Tersla also parted with some of their rigging shortly arterwarci Meyer, however, kept in the raCe and put' up a game fight to regain the lead, hut was beaten bv about three minutes Another race will ho sailed nxt Sun day, starting from the clubhouse. Seattle Rflros. (Specltl Iptch to Tb Journal, t Seattle, Aug. 4. Rare results yester day: First rsce. six furlongs, selling Ko- n .. r. ,- lot On aa trt 1 Wnn 1 . 1 n ll - ley. 10 (Rettlsi i to 1. second; Old Pettier. '94. (Forehand). 4 to i. third Time. 1 13 4-6. Second race, five furlongs, selling Corlel, H'7. (Rnlandi. fi to 2. won; Lula O. 99. (Harris). 4 to 1. second. Tollbox, 10 (Walsh i. 2 to 1. third. Time. 1 01 Third race. mile, selling N'onle. 10, (Lynch). 9 to 2. won Jack Adams, ill. (Holand), 6 to 1. scond. L C. Ackerley, 10D. (Page) 4 to 6. third. Time, 1:40 3-5. Fourth race, five furlongs, selling Pells Kinnev. 109 (Rettig). 6 to 1. won. hern L, 10 2. (Page). 4 to 5, second; alsh). With the enlargement of the finance committee of the general organization which Is perfecting plans to give the three Oregon athletes, Forrest Smith son, Dan Kelly nnd Alfred C. Gilbert a royal welrome home next month, con siderable more territory Is heine cov ered. There Is now about 3SO0 in tho fund. Ir. A. A Morrison, the chairman, yes terday appointed the following to mem bership In the finance committer with subscription lists: Edgar Frank. Frar.K J. I.onergan. T. M. Punne. P. E. Brig ham. R. 8. Farrell, H. K. Jorge and R. A. i ronin. 'Pop" lirigham Is unusually enthus iastic over the currency proposition. "Leave It to us." says "Pop," and we'll get enough coin to give them a welcome that the whole country will talk about Oregon. Every person I have seen has come through with a generous contribu tion. v don't want people to gn be yond their means. We want to make It a cosmopolitan affair. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Harrington, Wash,, Aug. 4. C. W. Bethel Is having trouble protecting his fruit crop from the youngsters and has devised a sign which Is working well. He Is one of the best-known men In tho county, and Is the owner of several fine ranches and much property in Har rington, Including residences, ware houses and factories. He lives In a big. ra itillne house on School hill and the P' 4mises are always kept In the best o order. He Is u cunablo business mar. b .t the quality In his character which Ftands out preeminently is "Iris humor. the sign is an instance, as it adorns the fence in front of a cherry orchard on one of his ranches. It has created a tfood deal of amusement, and here It Is: CHERRIES ALL GONE. : I No use ta tear your pants climb : lng throufgh the" barb-wire fence : until tne Dears are ripe. : C W. BETHEL. Mr. Iiethel had been bothered by boys, nnd some men, climbing into the trees and breaking off the limbs in their anxiety to get the cherries. The sign is his wav of keeping them out. I'pon being asked by a minister why he chose that way Instead of appealing to the usual methods used in such cases Mr. Bethel replied: "Well. I remember that when I was a boy I stole cherries and wouldn't have liked for any one to havo had me ar rested. I never destroyed anything'. and now I don't rare so much for the cherries as I do for having tho trees broken down. 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New York. Aug. 4. Among the pas sengers hound for Europe today are Senators Hale, Knox nnd Daniel, and Representatives Overstreet, Vreeland and Paget, rompnslng a sub-committee of tho monetary commission appointed by the lust session of congress. The Min-committee proposes to visit Great Hrltain. France. (Jt-rmnnv and Austria for the purpose of studying the cur rency and banking systems in those countries. DOGS KUX DOWN ESCAPED CONVICTS James Casey and Frank Weston Are Captured Within Two Miles of Staf rrlson. For Northwestern Championship. (fnlted Press Leased Wire.) St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 4. The eight eenth annual lawn tennis tournament for the championship of the northwest In men's singles and doubles opened today on the courts of the Minnetonka Yacht club nt Delphaven. etui judging bv the long list of entrants. It Is expected to be one of the best ever held under the auspices of the association There are many contestants, and they Include the pick of the net experts of Minnesota and neighboring slates, as well as sev eral new candidates for championship honors The iilav will continue through the remainder of the week. BTi IDE OF FIVE DAYS DESERTED Mrs. A!lert Nelson, Xee Eva Slover, Institutes Search For Her Unfaithful Husband. Portland Hoys Win at The Dalles. 4 lSr-ll Dlsrstt-h to Ttie Journal.) A 1 ne Pal es. Or. Aug 3 Th Cnlon Meat company's team rdaved The Iisllos Commercial and Athletic club team M The Dalles Sundnv. 8core. 4 to Jt In favor of the Portland boys. Tennis Tourney at Regina, (Tnlti-d Preas Leaavd Wlr. Regina, Sask . Aug 4 A tennis tour nament for the chamDlonshln of Sas katchewan opened here today under fa vorable auspices Nine events are on tru- program, which extends over four lavs. to I. third CARAMELS BOrT AND CREAMT. Mad at ROTAL RA.KFRT. Vshtnart etr tor All Alone. 104 Time, l no Fifth race, six snd a Vislf furlongs. selling Hlgfgtim. . (Waish). 9 to won; The fultan. S iPr. to eeond: Convent Hell. 4. tftussel), 1 to 2. third. Time, t II 2-&. DONS TOGA OF CIRCUIT JUDGE (Special Dispatch to The Journal I Hood River, Or., Aug. 4 Deserted by her husband of five days. Mrs. Albert Nelson was at Hood River today look ing for him. Mrs. Nelson's name was formerly Rva Slover and she resided at Dee, the lumber town at the end of the Mount Hood railroad. The two wero married bv Justice of the Peace A C. Buck Wednesday. Thursday morning the couple returned to Dee. Frldav Nelson drew hts time at the mill of fice and disappeared. Since then noth ing has been heard of him. RIFLEMEN GO EAST IN SPECIAL COACH Oregon national guard riflemen will go In style to the national meeting and rifle practice to be held near Toledo. Ohio this month. They will leave Port land next Saturday night In the Pull man private car Sunset, which has for tunatelv been secured for their entire trip. "The railroad companies over whose lines they will make the trip have vied for the honor of hauling what Is expected to be the winning rlfl team. There will be about 20 mon In the party, In command of General 1- Inzer. (Special PtBpatrh to Th Journal.) Halla Walla, Wash., Aug. 4. Elud ing tho vigilance of their guards, James Casey, convict No. 4725, and Frank Weston, No. 4423, yesterday afternoon escaped from the construction gang of '' ("ii in me siaio penitentiary. Tin' two wire missed shortly after 2 o'clock and a general alarm was soon sounoed. Hogs were put on the trail ami tho men were cAotnred nhnut c m o'clock In the brush about two mlies v-csi oi uic prison. t asiiv was si-nt up last December ironi S'rvens county for burglary and Is serving an indeterminate sentence of iroin one to m years. Weston was sent troni King county lost March for for gery luni Is serving a three-year term. Short Lino to St, Paul. The Canadian Pacific route via Spo kane Is the short line between Portland and St. Paul. Fastest train service Klectric lighted trains. Library, buffet, compartment, observation oars. For descriptive matter apply at local office. 142 Third street. Low Bates to ChioAgo. Extremely low round trip rates to Chicago and other eastern points on sale August 6 and 7 via the Chicago & Northwestern line. For full Informa tion apply to R. V. Holder, General Agent. 122-B Third street. WEAK MEN Quickly and Permanently Cured You Can Pay When Well MY EXPERIENCE TWENTT-FrVB years of successful practice In Men's Diseases enable me to apply the proper methods and medicines. I treat Vari cocele. Hydrocele, Contracted. Disorders, Specific Blood Pois on, Piles and Stricturere storing all affected organs to normal and healthy action In the shortest possible space or time. MY PEE $10 in such cases as come to m before complications d-' velop.' 1 Contracted Disorders Every case of con tracted disorder I treat is thoroughly cured. My patients have no relapses. When I pro nounce a case cured there is not a particle of Infection of Inflam mation remaining, and there Is not the slight est danger that the disease will return. No contracted disorder Is so trivial as to war rant uncertain meth ods of treatment, and I especially solicit those cases that' other doctors have been un able to cure. So-Called Weakness My cures of this dis order are permanent and lasting. No tonics that stimulate tempo rarily, but thoroughly scientific treatment for the removal of condi tions responsible for the functional d e rangement. "Weak ness" Is merely a symptom of inflamma tion of congestion In the prostate gland, and under my own original local treat ment this gland Is promptly restored, to Its normal state and complete functional ac tivity Is the lasting result. Varicocele stricture I use neither knife, ligatures nor caustlo In my treatment for Varicocele. I positive ly cure this disorder In one week by an ab solutely painless meth od and without detain ing the patient from business. My method of curing stricture Is new and entirely original. No cutting or dilating. The stricture Is dis solved and entirely re moved -and all affected membranes thoroughly cleansed. DR. TA.YT.OB, Ths Leading Specialist. Consultation and Advice Free Come and have a pri vate talk with me con cerning your allmeno. Even if you are not prepared to undergo treatment at this time. I can always give helpful suggestions to men who are dlseaaod or weak. If you can not com to Portland, write for particulars of my system of hom treatment. Hours 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Sundays 10:00 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Only The DR. TAYLOR. Co. 234 Morrison St., Cor. Second, Portland, Ore. RVCr FKOM TRIP. Thin Date In Sport Annals. 1H Jkt Norwich. Conn. Melvln Fos ter defeated George Pton. at four bsll hlllisrd. Game. 1,000 points, run out !n one Inning 16 At Teronti. Canada dfete! tl- Cnlted States by $9 runs in the an nual International crtrk.t contest 1T At Crk, Ireland. Phil Cosev rvf Fnviklyn. N T., and J. lawlr of Dub lin. rrn handball mlh frr world n iharofOonatilp and ft.ood Match con cluded In Brooklyn In November and won by Casey. 11 At -Chattsnortara. Chattanooara nd New Orleans teams of tfe Southern leru played 14 lnntr.ga wit (rout a run being ecwad. 1 At Cclms, Ca.L, Jimmy Gard ner knora4 oat Ruf Turaer In sltr cnth round. i Salem B-.r, of The Jo.rn.1 1 ,' W" rim T Palem. (ir . Aug 4 Judge Kbert C, ' Montlis' Bridal Trip. Morrow, who assumed the duties of pn Garde and wife have returned )uico tho circuit court In Multnomah ' fnim a two months' trip, during which i unt v yesterday, resigned as reporter they visited a number of the prominent of the Oregon supreme court todav -!t, tr.nnd a whllo at At- 2' I Judge Morrow had been supreme court j antlc city visited Yellowstone Tark, .' , reporter for the raat 1 ywrn conttnu-!and Dd 'through the Canadian Rock- ,,nn oiui- (uiiiniPi oi . on tneir nome journey. mere aro cr.R-in refwirts tnan eil of his prede- many enterprising cities. Yes. ninny Cf .sors combined. bosu'tlful ones, many that show enter- " ' prise, but none ere so attractive as To avoid the darger of gss explo- 1 Portland." said Mr. Garde this morn slons In manholes, a x Angeles tele- 1 '" "One peculiar feature I noted at phon company ues a common Mack- I Atkantle City and that was the hotels smith s blower to force sir to workmen crowded on Saturday and Sunday ana dt 1 ur(i mr? mrr- V111111.T, wiirre 1 as on prosperous years this famous wa I terlnr place has been crowded all th Ur, vf v t.ri,.. . v- ... ,, time ounng ins noi season. mring ford 1,. W jnc!f ' '''.111'" ' Political year, prwldentlal campaigns .Irth 'rwf ,.f4' ' "r' rri to crest, some excitement in the fsST.Hr MLT.r,BlVr!i K1""1 Ir WhIU the Denver conven- t; V.Kh,Sd'rh",bJ1,ouV lon was In session, n.wspaper eitras nss and torpor of the liver and bowels ; )n N.w York came out from the nmi am nd I Is so renounced thst I mm prompted to i ,verT few moments But after sll 1 ' wor4 u" t.T.- toT th b""fl pleased to get back to Portland, am of those seeking relief from such affTH-- tlona There is mors health for ths dl rttv organs In a bottle nf Electric Hitters than in any other remody I know of. Hold ndr sruarantea at 8 kid mors Drug Co. Itc. cratlfle.1 to know that this city Is In ths bet financial condition of any tn ths country. Thtrt la no doubting It (hat ths advantages of this city and ststs are attracting penl of means from all over ths Vnlon." TEETH WITH OR WITHOUT PLATES OUT Or VOWV FEOF&a We can do your entire Crown, Brldga and Flats Work In a dav If necessary. Foaltlraly Falnless Extraotla Trt when plates or bridges are ordered. Sensitive teeth and roots rsmorsd with out ths least pain. Ten chairs Only the most scientific and careful work. 80 TSAJLB XM POmTaVaJTD. WA W1RFA"1) ASSOCIATES 'all'Fatnlass DsaUsts. Failing Bldr. Third sad Washlnrtea ' 8 a. m. to a p. m . Sundays to 11 Palnleas Extraction. SOc; Plates, li.W. ; Both Phones. A end Main t0I. Mi mm WE CUiE MEM No Experiments INo Pai lures When you need the serrices of a doctor con sult oas of wide txperieact. 1 OUR FEE In Any Single Uncomplicated Case Our entire time and practice it devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON. VARICOCELE. STRICTURE. LOST VITALITY, HY DROCELE. PILES, FISTULA. DISEASES OP THE KIDNEYS. BLADDER AND PROSTATE GLAND, CONTRACTED DIS ORDERS. WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO UZH tVo want every man who Is suf faring from amy spsrtal eiawaas or cor Mon to come and have a talk with ns. No man whess wsskns4 svst.rn la rrytn out for help throufb dlsssas. or who tmm bes vnllty cf mrly Indiscretions or late ezessses. la aafs la Ufa until ascfc Hal SS his errors bin been corrected. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. If tow ssaaot sail wrtts for sValf-STassJnaHos Blask. BtaftF enrss a hoots. Boars s as. ts B a. t ss IB. ST.LOUISDISPEWSARY ooira noon ajto tabtbtlii roBTivAjrB. emx ). x.. 1 - ' t
