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Newspaper Page Text.THE OliEGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1003. MOLESKIN CANDIDATES ARE GRILLING HARD A Woman Is Appointed Chief Nurse fflparlal ZXaoatril r n ItwuLt University of Oregon, Eugene. OoL II Tli establishment of th"tratnln Ubl la beginning to mak football ' affair look somewhat mora settled than ,they hav been up to thla tlma. Mo far onir it man. Captain Moullen, Hclntyre. Clark a. Plakham. Kilt a. allies. Newton, Main. Michel, and tourette, hav tea selected tu others will b aildd aoon. i ' Coach Forbs haa bean working tha boys vary hard thla week and they are beginning to ahow muoh . bettor form. Tha men are getting aocustomad to scrimmage work now and ara ' getting Into auoli shape that tney oo not notice their innumrraoie bruises. Tha Candidates, A new candidate who haa been allow ing up well la "Wir Klita. nuts la a junior, but lent year did not turn out at all. while the year before ha made i the second eleven. He la last, a gooa line plunger and oarrlea tha ball welL IIIOK (fl-r pa ! uiiw ui mjvbi, rival Islng men out for -tha back field. Mclntvre haa returned to tha Una and Indications ara that ha will play one of the guards. Aa for tha other guard and center the positions will firobably be between TlUea and New on. Newton haa Improved wonderfully In paealng tha ball lately and aeama to hare a good chance for center. Old Kayrs Back. Plnkhttm wlU be in his regular plac at tackle but who will be the other tackle la hard to decide. Moullen. Main and Michel are all good at that poaltlon but all are trying out for the back field. Tha chancea ara, though, that one of theae three will fUl that poal tlon, enda but will have a hard fight to keep the poaltlona. Hlckaon. of Portland High la ahowlng up well and will get a good chanoe. Lewie, another port lend High graduate, Marean llurd and Hestley ara alao doing good work. . Three for Quarter. For quarter there are three men out. Moullen. Michel and Letourelte. All ara aood nlavera and there la Uttlj choice between them. Should Moullen lay quarter, aa captain It will place ilni In tha beat noaltlon possible to run tha team. The halvea ara, perhaps, tha hardest osltlona on tha team to pick. Among hoea ahowlne- un .well are: Kilts. I,ea Hurd. Moullen, Michel and Main. All b K . u . - .m ..... (ha V M ."v n m .ui iu ui .- j ! w ..w. . an uutzaing tne fina, rtijix iuni are If anything tha faater. Moullen haa had experience and ahowed hla ability laat year In the O. A. C. game when ha renlared Clarke. In the laat half when 6. A. C. had already acored he tore through their Una time after tlma for large galna but the whistle blew before Oregon got within scor- lng die tan ce. Clark aa Fallback. , Clarke la practically aura of fullback. Hla nun tine- abllltv will prove a strong- hold for Oregon aa he la every bit aa good aa na waa laat year. Although Oregon'e prospect are by no meana aa good aa tbay were at th tlma laat year owing to tha lack vntaran nlavera tha atudenta Have con fldence that th team will make a good ahowlng. ' , . , The gam witn in aiumni wmcn win onen tha aeaaon. next Haturaay, la looked forward to with great lntoreat on account of th fact that the alumni 111 be composed largely or an norm- west men Ilka McKlnley, Hug. Latour- attn. Vfoorea and Chandler. Their si nala have already been Bent out end ith a few daya or practice together they will make rormiaame opponents. The Freahmen-P. H. 8. gam la also aroualnr Interest. The freshmen have plenty of excellent material and Assist ant Coach Arnaplger la whipping them into aplendld shape. SENATOR 6EAII US ATTACK Workingmen Cheer Speech in Court House at Pendleton. (Sped! Dispatch te Tfaa Journal.) . Pendleton, Or., Oct. -10. Answering the attack of Governor Hughes on Mr. Bryan, as echoed by Senator Beverldge In Portland last Tuesday, Senator Oear In this evening v at ' the courthouse showed tha t the Bryan policies, which were to work wreck and ruin to this country, had In most Instances the sup port of the Republican platform In its apparent reading and In every Instance the indorsement, of the Republicans. Senator Oearln addressed the crowdod courtrooms for two hours and held intense Interest throughout hla dlscus - slon. The audience waa composed main ly of working people ana his references to the bank deposit guaranty wiere cheered to the echo by those ' whose savings had been tied up by the panic of the Republican administration. Mr. Oearln declared and showed that, from the utterances of the Republican platform the . only i Bryan policy the Republicans feared was the ghost of I ' Mmetallsm, and tie read tha plank of : tne Oregon jrtepuDiican party in msu. declaring unequivocally ror xree silver, "When I appear at the mourners' bench," he declared. "I expect to be met first by Charles Fulton and next by jonaumn Bourne, leading a orass Dana and with both hands pounding the big oass arum. HECTOR "TOTEY NEW SYSTEM OF HEALING Asks Members Suffering With Ner vous Disorders to Come, to Him Mental Therapeutics. Philadelphia, Oct. lO.-V'Chrlstlan mental therapeutics," the system of mental healing promulgated by Dr. El- wood xorcenter or Emmanuel episcopal church. Boston, Is to be applied in one of Philadelphia's big churches. The Rev. Norman Van Pelt Levis, rector of the Church of the Incarnation, Broad and Jefferson streets, has organized weekly conference hours to test the sys tem or Dr. Worcester Dr. Worcester, who from 1896 to 1904 was rector of Bt. ' Stephen's church in this city, lectured ana preached In Philadelphia last January. Hla message of a panacea for functional nervous disorders created a sensation among scientists, clergymen and puoiic generally. L I JT fen ( ' t'-MiMW-im4t f -"; , ivf'vwK,C'i,x czzr IEBJBJBasaBSBSBBJBBBBWaBte SALOOII ARE ARRESTED One Kept Open After Hours Other Sold Boozo to ' V Drunks. , Keeping his saloon open six minutes jarter th closing hour Is likely to post P. T. Murphy, I8 North Third sir, a dollar a mlnuta for that Unit, and than soma. At six minutes after 1 o'clock this morning th policeman on th beat found Mr. Murphy's plae ODcn and h waa pinched. At th auttoa b pat up l!S cash ball for his appearance In tb municipal court tomorrow morn ing ai 9 o ciocg. Clue Swanaon. another saloon man. waa rrr,i,n immi nigni at nis Place. . i&s North Sixteenth atreet, on d charge of ntvmi aoia iiauor io man airMiv in. tnxlcated. Oua said h didn't do It. The policeman said h did. And tha policeman " had (huuah on of aevaral wltneasna Ihera waa nearly too aruntt to , llu ai.in t liave ball money and ajienc ina night wiier b Bald b had never been, before. IWlmont Park Track lUulta. First race, six furlongs Royal Cap tive (L won; Affliction (Notivr) seoond; Lady Bellna (McCarthy) third Tim, !10. ' - - Becond raoa. th Brook, cup, ataej-l- ehase, about three mile Agent (Kll. llher) won; Water peed (Davidson) aeo- ond; Mark Gumberls (Henderson) third Time, ;0I 1-4. Third raoa. aix rurieng Trano I w. Will I . UluaflMAn IVAll.rt au. ond; Field Mouse (Shreve) third, Tlma Fourtb raoa. Manhattan nanaicap, bis furlongs Delirium (Gilbert) won; Half Sovereign (I) second; Fashion Plate (I'pton) third. Tlma, 1:11 l-i. Fifth raoa. on mil and three fourth Falrplay (J. Dee) won; Master Rob art (Gilbert) second ; Frank Kill (Nol- ter) third. Time, 1:51. Hlxth raoa. on mile and an eighth Bam 11. Harris (Ural) won; Beaucler (fiw.il) aond; Kllllecranla third. Time, lil. (Turk) Walla, Waeh., Oct. 10 Old won, front l:aalern Oregon Whitman Ileal Weston, Walla Whitman Normal school of Weston liar tmtay by a More of 11 to 0. Whitman fumhlej the ball IS tlma. four times costing them touchdowns. Whitman ahowed up poorly, trying out many men. They played It-mlnute halves. , X-Umju to Find Pearls. From th Chicago Journal. V John J. Bolomon has developed a plant for radiographing oysters, to as- tain not only the exiatanra out tha atng of development of pearls without killing Jhe blvalvea or oieiilng their sheila As many aa - (00 oysters have been submitted to examination In one minute, hundreda of shells spread on a tray being exposed at n tlma Oys ters showing no pearls are returned to their beds; thoaa allowing partially de veloped pearls are sent Into "hospital" to be nursed, while those whose pearls are full rrewn, auffer the fata that at- tenda all thing which possess . some thing that man wants. Are Too SoMcrloa? Have yoa soma ailment that has fastened IMelf npoa yon tow a long tln-af Bay yon con sults siserrat doctors and paid , than, high tm aad than found that th relief eaoa oa asoroad waa wot las. lag This has been the experience of many of my patient who came dto me as a last resort S-lHad they seen me at UVw-Jwi? n earlier stag I could ob. o. oza wo hav cured them sooner Miss Hasson, Appointed Chief Nurse in the United State Nary. education In Washington. D. C. Oct 10. Miss Es ter Vorhees Hasson has JUst been ap pointed chief nurse in the United States the navy, and as such will have charge or a corps or iuo nurses, wnicn are to Dr. Devis. of the Church of the In- -orm a nucleus ror a larger corps to De carnation, haa announced that he de- faaea. m case or war. sne was cnosen sires to perform the treatment of the by the medical board of the United relle-lous neurolosrlst UDOn suffering States navy on account of her long members of his congregation. service and eminent fitness for the po "In the fiery struggle of our oeoole sition. In' mmMi1 In nil- IH tnriav " ho anlri MlSS Has -On WBS brought UP in an ftt "our churches have lost practically in mosphere of army medical corps. Her nolnt nf mimlwn anil sntrftiinll v In that father was Alexander B. Hasson, a.sur- Fh mannr-n nn lnnnr hnM nhnrrk rum. geon in the army. AS a girl MlSS Has monlal. There haa been a treat loss of son's favorite book was Miss Louisa M A Pollywog Ticket, - From the Troy Dally Press. To the friends of Governor Hughes the Republican state ticket Jooks like a pollywog. . ' . faith To whom ara our overwroueht neonle to look for helpT To the physician, in fihyslcal ailment, and to the clergyman n mental trouble. If a malady arises in the mind it must be cured through the mind, and here tha clergyman is entirely fitted to act "I shall therefore try In a humble way to set Into practice the teaching's of Dr. Worcester, and on Wednesday and Friday afternoons I shall hold con ferences with such of you as see fit to consult me." "I shall try to impart to the temDted. the disturbed, the moral weaklings a new power, through simple faith In Christ and through arousing absolute confidence In themselves. I would show the power of mind over body and teach each man to conquer for himself," Alcott's "Hospital Sketches." Tbls she read many times, and at the early age or 13 had fully made tip her mind tnac in case of another war she would cer tainly be a nurse. The Spanish-Ameri can war offered this opportunity. After Miss Hasson had received a thorough The Great International Balloon Race If v Vllli !A ' -w-" - , . , 4 ? " :"mw. - A. Holland Forbes at left. J. C. McCoy at right. At top ig an the start of the great International Race at Berlin laat rear. This photograph shows tha greatest aggregation of balloons ever collected in one place. " Berlin. Oct IS. porting excitement renters on th great International bal looq raco for the Janaea Gordon B- ntt no. which occurs here October 11 Mrpr'i)atlrrs from rrsctlcally every country Interested la balloon racea are already on hand. J. C McCoy, A. Hol "'t f-nrtw nd N It Arnold repre- Mt the lalted cttatea. THy come with a full -ctsrmlriatloa te taa back ,he trtr.r wltli thm. ' 1 h Lav bea towineted for the race t.y toe Arr cMtb of America, and the f-mit "f t-S each haa bn I i.rM w1h th 0rmM aeronsatlca.1 rfiicaitn, - unlrr the aoepkea f i-h t r will teka pian. Mr. Anw-ifl of the North Adams A-ro rlab la lUmt iht rlsr f UnMuil Labm tab waa rrfasaJ rmitxoa to race1 by the war departm-nt Owing te the artlvitr of the algnsl corps In testing riring machine. Mr i. und will repre sent the Aro club of Bi. Iji, Hr A rnolda balloon l the only American man. balloon In n, rr. Aogustos loiL eacretarv of th. , norat unauuiL Ne a He la In Europe now as 4 Meeara Forbea and Arnold l.rt it tw tVatachlend for Germany R aide wlanlag the Jam Oor!wi' RH n"t cos the winner six 1 1 .'' w , :iiri i nm i-u t h. aaslst Mr. at. rlataat baa rr In Iaiie la -m.-w 7T In the r-w fm. 4, i wrf j Mr wtth the baJInoej KILLING ELEPHANTS. Hoire Bag Made by Nine Dutch Hunters in South Africa. From the Rhodesia Herald Weekly. To secure a bag of 81 elephants in these prosaic days will seem like a dream to most sportsmen, but the feat has Just been accomplished by J. W. Vlljoen and eight other Dutch farmers In the Lomagundl district The govern ment has Just thrown tha districts open for the destruction of elephants, and this enormous bag was made within 60 miles of the capital of Rhodesia, and near the railway. Vlljoen and his party pitched their camp at Maquadzio, the center of the elephant district, ana divided up Into pairs a fact which nearly led to a fatality, for going through the bush Vlljoen encountered his firet elephant, which he' shot. As this fell another on'; crashed through the trees at the beck of the hunter and pursued him, once striking the horse with his trunk, until Vlljoen succeeded In reaching clear grounn, where lie round himself JO yards ahead of his pursuer. Slip ping off his horse, he fired at the ele phant and killed it. One Incident marred the snort, and that was the accidental shooting of a member of the party named Eloff. Eloff and three companions paired off and walked at a distance of about SO yards apart, when Eloff and his friend suddenly saw two elephants. They fired, but only, succeeded In shooting orr a rusx or on or me animals, wno promptly charged them. Eloff made in the direction of the men In front of him. and they, seeing the beast crash lng through the bush behind them, and ignorant or i-lori a whereabouts, fired at the elephant and while one bullet despatched the elephant the other found a Diuet in n-jorrs neck, killing him In stantly. . Th party came back to the Transvaal I the richer ror z.ooo pounds or Ivory and seven young elephants. The first one was captured when half grewa. It was feeding with four grown elephants, all of which were shot, and then the little one, Instead of running away, made for the hunters, two of whom seized lis tall, while the two othera huni on to each I ear. and there waa a tussle for half an nour. alter which the elephant was rolled on Its back and Ita feet tied with the horses' reins. It was then fastened to a tree, and the next day driven Into camp. After a day or two it became so docile that ita attentlona were rather a nuisance, for it tried to tread on tha hunters' toes, helped itself to all tha available food, and would put its trunk into iie cooKing pois ana tax out any thing It fancied, while it would follow the natives "down to the stream for a arm a. On th record day SO elephants were shot snd two little ones captured: VII- 1n,n'l tin,M,it f fi.r-t m m ntn n l.l fw ft of the ft) slain. Tbs two elephants epeedlly became docile, and now that all the captives are in a proper kraal they hav becom qulta acclimatised to their new surroundings and are both playful and friendly. Kr publican Hard Times. ratter In New Tort World. In this country, which has uch gr natural resources that It could feed and clothe the entlr world, the cost ot liv ing haa be tbrr4 mo nigh that even thos who ttav employment rind It al tmet lmpolbl te pro viae the necea sartes of life for thalr famine, and beeld-e this hundreds of tbor sands of me) hav been thrown out ef work or put oa snort time or reduce pay. All this has happened with the Republican party, which claims te Vrre the work lagmaa so cauch, la foil power. I wooid lite to ask rrmrr laborfng maa wbe road this lr l roauv ai bow eetly think It la eot!y eraenttal for the safety f th ewmt ry te elect the Mint erowd era!. I think very j ewe ef thm will think It t eeaentlali te enow tberp onder. ar4 that Is joat wet the are golr-g o . and el-t the I '"Groat CotnioT.' Wll.lam J. Pry an. private achools she en tered the training school for nurses at the New Haven hospital In spite of pa rental opposition. In 1907 her career was launched as a registered nurse Jn New York, and the following year ghe was appointed nurse In the army, being selected among the first ten from over 10,000 applicants at the breakine- out of the war. Miss Hasson was assigned to , duty on the Relief and arrived in Cu- : ban waters In time to do her share In : caring for the wounded In the San tiago campaign. Later she accompanied : the Relief to the Philippines, where she was constantly at the scene of action, fihe la of flantlnar stock. Hor rrand. fathers on both sides were prominent In cuiuumi wars ana me war or isiz. and they , would hav been th richer financially. My methods are not hew, to the followers of medicine in the Orient whr many of th secret cure and prescriptions are handed down from father to son. Hundreds and hun dreds of rare plants and roots, some al most extinct furnish me with curative Fower for many a troublesome disease, do not employ mercury and other harmful poisons of similar nature which cur but leave their effect In the body: neither do I cut and tear In needless operations. HBRB ARB A raw or th xastt diseases wi rmsA-r success1 ttt-ZiY and ovab- A It TEE TO CTTBJBl ' Spinal Tronble, rite, Epilepsy, Poor Circulation, Ekin Diseases. BTervonsness, neuralgia, ro vers, Dyspepsia, aiUonsaeas, Z.a Orlop, Bay rever, Keronrial Potaoainr, Car buncles and Private Plseasee of Mea and Women. COJrSTTITATTOIT rUSB, Call or write and send 4 cents In stamps I or symptom Dinnit ana pook. TBI U. IrEX WO BfEDZCT-fE CO. 165 H Tlrst Bt, Cor. Morrison, rOBTXABTD, OK. Bit ofte not th A wrong Doer Is often a man that has left gomcthing undone ways he that has done something. Neglect much a crime ai over-action. Good health and ffood'ien.e are two of life's greatest bless ing and the man who makei an effort to posses health certainly displays sound reason. Quite often, however, jgnen cjll at our offices who are so skeptical of physicians that fear of failure has . cost them many months of unnecessary and fre quently , 1 DISASTROUS DELAY If they had been as careful in their selection of physicians in the past as their experience now prompts them to be, they would have health and confidence in their fellQwman where the results were loss of time and money. If "Dr. Jones advertises in the paper, be sure it is "Dr. Jones" you see when investigating. If there is a discrepancy in name or other .-..' Misstatements in the Advertisement it is your own fault if you later become dissatisfied with your bargain. This is a wonderful age, and people are beginning to realize that health is greatly within one's own control. A prominent writer says that "the day is nearing when ordinary sickness will mean disgrace or lack of brains." At any rate a man who has or may have others dependent on him makes a great mistake to not get relief or bo-cured of a curable ailment , , . WE CURE MEN No Experiments No Failures r2?n mEH AND WOMcn L'tntsa I Cn B( O for Bnaataral i to -n I diaobarf e.tnfleBuaaiioDa, nmwi VI Irritation! or aleerations ia Mr-aan. of taambranai. mm Cuaitaa, Palnlu. aad cot ajtria- ImEVMSwHEMIUlCs. gaat or oiMnoB. IT " "I SJold by Drwcgieia, a. a a. " r seat la plain wrappar, Ciil BT prepstd, for fjt'A Sl .OO. orl boltla2.7S. aa cinalar seat oa reaots. Will You Be and other arug nanus are positively eurod b n a m i ii a. g or nypoaernue or internal nsa Sample sent to any drag habitusaey Voa mali. BegularpieS2.a per boftle AAfiC onr arnggist or py mail in plain wrapper, isjlta Chemical Co. si. Lends. Mo. Vet sale ky klomara Drag Oa US CkM t-, rartlaaa. Oraa-a, EZEI VAT THE Hood River Fruit Fair, "Portland Day" Next Satur day, October 17th CHICHESTER'S PILLS uimi am yaarvra Chl.e-ae.tcr'a Ulwn rilla tm Ked aa4 mm, mled vita M mm Uiv Knv mtr wmh IIAMe.MD BRAND PIlXaLi B an known a Bast, Safot. Alwart Reliable SAID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERR I M.90 a n -V Ar 4.l axtaUlcV Blue Ribbwa. V . w. When you need the services of a doctor wide experience. consult one of MO OUR FEE I.N ANY SINGLE UNCOMPLICATED CASE 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 DISOR DERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. W want every man who la suffering from sny special disease or con dition to come and have a talk witn us. No man whose weakened sys tem is crying out for help through disease, or who has been guilty of early Indiscretions or late excesses, Is safe In life until such time as his errors have been corrected. eases CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE. Xf you cahoot call, writ for Salf-Bxamlnation Blank. Many curaa at nezne. AAonrs ju n. a a r. ax. Sunday, to Aa. ST.LOUiS "CcrDISPENSARY OOBVSS BEOOBTD AND YAMX1XX, STXXETS, BTTjJlVO, OMGOH H'Sasi-r-wwjsq EN'S DISEASES Round Trip A day at Hood River is always a delight Think what it will be with a jolly trainload of Portland's best and the entire population of Hood River, county gathered for a gala day. Original Methods I depend upon nobody's theories, but treat my patients in the light Df my own knowledge and ex 'perience. I never attempt to cure at a, risk of injury to the patient. I have found that risky methods are not only painful, dangerous and uncertain, but that they are en tirely unnecessary in the treat ment of men's diseases. Every result that other physicians strive for by the use of the knife or fiery and poisonous drugs, I accom plish by mild and harmless meth ods distinctly my own. BB. TATX.OB, Th Trading- apeolallst. Scientific Treatment My success has come as a reward of ability, and honest, earnest and scientific application of thorough understanding. Both the treatment I employ and the cures I effect are such as no other physician can offer. My " practice has grown-, to its present proportions (the Jargest in the Pacific northwest) because I have positively cured the diseases that I claim to cure, and because I have exercised the utmost con sideration and fairness in my dealings with patients. Special Train Will Be Run Orf the' 0. R. & N. My Practice Is the Largest Because I Invariably Fulfill My Promises "Weakness" Only a Symptom $10 My Fee la Any Uncomplicated Case.' Pay When Cured For the accommodation of Portland visitors to Hood River. The rate is very, ery low ji.yu or one fare for the fou& trip. Special train will leave Portland at 9 a. m., returning leave Hood River at 4 p. m. Excursion tickets will also be honored for return on train No. 1, leaving Hood River at 6:18 p. m. same day. Tickets at Third and Wash ington streets. Contracted Disorder I have reduced th time required for earing Contracted EH sea set about one half. This Is an Important achieve ment It replaces danswr with safe ty. It forestalls chronic complica tions. It removes the infection and Inflammation before that vital cen ter, the prostate aland, can become Involved. To many men It means the difference between perfect health snd a UfeHene of mleery and func tional weakness. My method Is mine alone. My treatment Is original; In some features It resembles the ordi nary. In Ita chief Msentlala It Is different. In reeolts it Is entirely different. It Is safe, prompt and tboroufh. Functional derangements, such as loss of power, etc., are a direct re sult of inflammation, enlargement or excessive sensitiveness of the pros tate aland, brought on by early dla alpation or resulting from some Im properly treated Contracted Disor der. Thess conditions cannot pos sibly be removed by Internal medi cines, and by tonlo system of treat ment that stimulates etetl-lty of the functions can but reauM In aarrava Moa. of the real ailment. This la a sclentlfla truth that I hav ascer tained by careful atudy and obeervm tlon In hundreds of case, and Is a truth upon which my own original svBtem of treatment la based. I em ploy neither tonics, stimulants nor electric belts, I treat by local meth ods exclusively, and my success la curing even thoee eases that others have failed te temporarily relieve with their tonics is concluslr evi dence that sny method arroras the onlj and iMMwIble radical cur. a complete Specific Blood Poison I cure this leprous disease complete ly. Th system Is thoroughly cleansed and.-eVery poisonous taint removed. The last symptom van tahea to appear no more, and all Is accomplished by the use of harmless blood-cleansing remedlea. Varicocele WM. Mc MURRAY General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon Contagious Blood Poison ' f enre this' leprous disease completely. Th erstem IS thoroughly cleansed and every poison oua taint re """J ,. 7 u,t symptom vanlahes to appear Be mere, and all la accotnpllabed by the aae of hannlese blood claanalnr remedies. Do not submit t the dangero-a mineral dosing commonly indulged tn. Such treatment merely obecurea the symptom. . . - mt nice ar open all day, from I A. M. U I F. M, and m Sundays from It This most prevalent of all diseases of men is also the most neglected, either through dread of the harsh methods of treatment commonly em ployed, or through Ignorance of tha Jrave dangers that accompany the laease. Aa Varicocele Interferes di rectly wtth the rlrrnlatlnn cess of waste and repair, throughout the generative era-ana the ef a prompt and thorough cure can not be too forcibly emnhaataMt. t cur Varicocele In one week by an absolutely palnlees proeeoa. Mr esres are thorough and abenlutalr permanent aad are aceompllahed without th use of knife or raustlo. A Advice and Consultation Free Com and hav a Private big with me eonceralng your til menu Even If you ar mt arepered to undergo treet aieat at thla time. I can alwty give helpful suggestion m mwn woo ere nisaeaan ar w - ir m - MUfc, - , .., .in, t paniraura ci my system or borne treatment Interesting literals re aad colored charts free if -yoe will eaJL THE DR; TAYLOR CO., K, t I P. M. SECOND AND MORRISON. PORTLANDr Private Entrance, ajd l-J norriac-i St rati.