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13 ar OrmonJ ftn h t.u i BoCli Of lb T...rt, rl.ll.irli! . O. A. P. for Crosa-Tuuatry it i Hjn la I'orlinJ on lh morning f-f St. .mlxf It, ' ly nf lh A. C-. (n m HMOul. n.lli.it b r calvod. Iiow.v.r, Uror oul.l b in- bla to arrapt It bwlag l tha abort tuna In whioa ta trata tUa ma. At altampi wltt ba maja to arrna fr aia Utar a 4urtu tha eroaa-cauntrr Uflo. f (Nlaon l I, tea; Ir. mmm m tworai) m Ml a nine:, Field Track and Diamond KonvUant. JOT lW,inllfc). I to t, Ulr4. XUD, im. TIME TOO SHORT FOR CROSS-COUXTIIY RUN t'ntrlty ef Oroa. Rutn Out II L'p to Iht prnl tlm Trsek Man ' QUINTKT OF IDAHO UNIVERSITY'S GREAT FOOTBAMj, PLAYERS. Vil0 JfEKT OREO OX NEXT SATURDAY Hardma. plao, tha VTIlr R. AlUa Cit. WEffliH j , 1 1' 1;1 V Vi , -i . TH2 OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING.. OCTOBER 23. 1803. G RI ... .... ; ' " f V " a : x -' h . . r . ' .. : " ' v., "VM...i. ' t , t " , - ' '.r?-' ': ' . ? '. ....!-.. . . 1 . ' i ' "- V- - l. " '' - , vv . . . ; .. . . n i t ""I t - - . : ' ( ;v;r .J. V f V.: - -4 i -V ' ' .... V . - i '. - rt t I J ' ' f ' ! My Unfailing and Scientific Treatment It Your Hope of Vigor My curaa ra laatlnc, baeauaa tha mathoda T employ tnrt avan tha tha moat mlnuta datalla of thoaa allmanla to which thay apply, and ara raadlly modlflad to moot tha rajulramnta of Itxllvldual raaoa. Uaaauaa my traaimant la ampla. arlantlftc and thorouv. my euraa ara oomplata and laatlnf and my patlenta hara no ralapaaa. For tha urn reaaon I am oaually abla to cura In much laaa tlma than la com monly required In obtalnlnr but partial reeulta. I trat for real and 'laatlnf curaa. Every remedy I em Dior ha Ita part to brlnflnf poaltlve and permanent raimlta. Under my' treatment tha patient who notaa Improvement In hla condition can feel aaaured that real benefit and not a temporary dniff affect haa been obtained, and oaa oontlnua with. connacnoa tnai a tnoroucn our la Deinf aoeoBpuanao. BB. TATXOaV rka T.aatllnf tyoelaJlst My Fee for a Cure Is Only $10 In Any Uncom plicated Ailment tiorge Armstrong, Halfback. Captain Leigh Savldge, End. Stokesbery, Guard. Rodney Small. Quarterback. 'Hork" Smith. Tackle. GRANEY'S 1'Jf KID HEAVES LOSERS Ote Johnson Figures Prom . inently in Playing of t Northern Brigade. eCnlttd Pren IuM Wire.) Lioa AngeJea, Oct. 28. Loa Angelea shoved Portland down another notch in the final acoountlnK yesterday, in the Initial game of the closing aerlea of the Coast league season. Qranoy was wild as they maka them and McCredle der rlcked him and substituted Big D&nslg In the box. Danzig made 'em look like peas, allowing the locals a lonely swat In' the three remaining Innings. The score was 7 to 2. Oraney pitched wildly twice, swiped two Anjrels Ja the ribs and walked eight, men.- This-is-one of the records -of the league. Dillon carried oft the batting Donors with three hits, while Ote John son made two. Bassey connected for a three-base hit. In addition, to making a grandstand play, which he converted Into an unassisted double, Johnson further distinguished himself by steal' ing two cases, score: LOS ANGELES AB. R. H. PO. A. E 6 2 ..... 4 S 3 6 ..... 3 2 2 .V.. 29 7 PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO, 1 PUT 'EM THROUGH Athletic Committee Says Muckelstone and Eakens Were "Preps." EAST SIOEfiS TO PLAY ill SEATTLE (SpecUl DUpiteh to Tbe Joarnel.) University of Washington, Seattle, Oct. 28. HaYing no game next Satur day, the O. A. C. conteet being changed from October 81 to Thanksgiving day, the University of Washington football team has nearly two weeks In which to prepare for the game with Pullman. The contest, which will take place here. Is regarded as one of the hardest of the season, as Pullman Is reported to have a fast, heavy, aggressive aggrega After the Whitman game last Satur day. Johnnie Bender, coach at Pullman East Side High school last night closed a deal with the Broadway High sohool of Seattle, whereby they will leave Friday night for Seattle to play the high school team there Saturday afternoon. The game was not on tho original schedule of the local high school team bu. Manager Frailer heard tne Washington school was minus a game for that day. and, as East Side does not play again till next Friday closed the deal by telegraph, Fifteen men will make the trip. In cluding Coach Rader and Manager Frailer. Moreland, Rouck, If he Is in condition; Hedges or Flaherty, the two Leader boys. Hale. Stanard, aCaptaln Cornell, Everest Jones, Barsee and Cason will probably be the players to make the trip. Unless serious injuries are sustained by some of the team In today's game, the East Bldera should be In great condition when they line tip EASTERN STARS WITH y. I C. A. Yale, Michigan, Kansas and Oregon Basketball Men Try for Team. Oakes, ef. . Ellis, If. .. Dillon, lb. . Uosp, rf. Howard. 2b. Smith, 3b. . Delmas, as. , Hogan, c. Brlswalter, p, Total .. . 1 0 8" 1 1 0 1 1 0 8 27 11 i Casey, 2b. Cooney, ss. . . . Raf tery, cf. '. . Johnson, 8b.. Danzig, lb., p. Ryan, rf., 8b. . Bassey, If. Frambes, o. . Graney, rf., p. lb. .A. E. s; 0 6 Total 34 2 7 24 14 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles .... 20002800 --7 Hits 1 1 1 2 2001 8 Portland ... 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 03 Hits .. 10201210 07 - SUMMART. Three-base hit Bassey. Sacrifice hits Ellis and Dillon. Stolen bases Johnson 2, Cooney, Bassey. Double plays Johnson, unassisted; Cooney to Casey to Danzig. Left on bases Los Angeles 11, Portland 8. First base on balls Off Graney 8, off BrlSwalter 2. First bass on errors Los Angeles 2, Portland I. Hit by pitcher Ryan, Delmas. Struck out Br Brlswalter 7, by Graney 1, by Danxlg 3. Wild pitches urany z. xime ot game t nour, last year and who Is familiar with the "e Broadway boys ana stand . , ,' . 4V,, .,. if an even chance of winning. Broadway materials there this fall, said that If iB not nearjy tfte they were Washington did not play better against last season In spite of a great deal of minutes. mer. Umpires O'Connell and 45 TO- LOOKS LIKE OLD TIME HS AT IfiDIA CHEfilAWn (Special Dispatch to Tba Journal.! Chemawa, Or., Oct. 23. The Chemawa Indians ara In excellent shape after their game with the Oregon second last Saturday and Coach Fleming Is putting tbem through a series of atrenoous practices this week to hammer them Into shape for their game with Albany college Friday. None of the Indians was hurt during last Saturday's game and the team is. In excellent physical condition. Saturday's game was a surprise to iy friends or the Indians, It beln thought that on account of their lac of teamwork and organisation r they would loae. Tha greater part of this wees, s practice consist or drilling on the minor polnta of the game, attch as railing on tne DaJi and ends get ting down the field on Bunts. Coach Fleming ha good materia and Derore tne aeason- is over win uadoubt eoiy neve an oid-uroe Indian team on the andiron. If tha Albany ram 'wma two weeks off Instead of a few daya Chemawa'a rrienaa would bar mora confidence. Walk over Knight's. and 'Soresla . shoes at J- irei(gra Jewelers and OptMans, III Waahlnrtow IL. bet. Tth and Park. -9 .TO.NIGnT SSBssaBBSSSBSBSSSMMMSB W. S. C. than It did against the mission aries, the east side Institution would win by at least three touchdowns. Bender acted as referee and had a good opportunity to size up the Washington play critically. The players themselves as well as all critics who saw the Whitman 'game agree that Washington did not have the dash and teamwork that was shown in the a-ame with Whltworth the week previous. Coyle at quarter was not up lo his usual standard, either In running the team or in executing the. forward pass. The back field did not work as fast and hard on offense as it is cap able of. and the line was greatly weak ened owing to the absence of Tackle and Punter Eakens. Kay Slip In on Bale. Eakens waS barred out by the uni versity athletic, committee because his reparatory credits nad not reacnea ere from the North Dakota Agricultur al college, where he played last year. There is little doubt, however, but that he will be In shape to take his place In the line against Pullman. The con ference rules prescribe that a man must he a freshman In full standing to play. Efikena snva ho han the reniiired num ber of credits, but the athletic commit tee, zealous to HVe up to the letter of the rules, refused to Jet htm play until they saw his credits on paper. While at North Dakota. Eakens Dlaved on the varsity team, but this will not bar him," Inasmuch as he , was not a college but a "pren" student. The rule distinctly says: ''No student who has been registered In any othor college or university or who has less than full freshman standing In his institution. shall participate 1n any collegiate game or contest until he shall have been a student of the institution which he de sires to represent at least one .college year." - mk.. At the conference last year It was understood by the delegates that uni versity or college did not mean pre paratory department, any more than It rrreant nigh school, the prep department being entirely separate from the uni versity or college proper. There has been some talk about Muck elstone being ineligible. His case Is identical with that of Eakens. except that he Is a freshman In full standing. He played on a college team last year. It Is true, but he was In a "prep de partment and not In a college or uni versity. Ud to date neither of these players has been protested by the fac ultr athletic committee of anv other conference- Inatltutlon. There - Is no doubt about Muckelstone s ellalbllltv snd Eakens will be eligible as soon as tne racuity gets his credits. Trio Kad JTlrst Work. In tha Whitman rame Babcork. .Jar- Vre and Bants had their first real work In a long time. Babeock having been. out or me rame ror tnree years, witn Eakens In the game and these three In better condition. Washington will be able to rut up a much better game aratnat Pullman than It did agalnat Whitman. The Students still hara hnrea of winning tha championship. In eplte of the flattering reporta they have re ceived of the prowess of W. S. C, O. A. C and Oregon. There la some talk of a pnot-seaaon game about Christmas tfroe with Notre i ame. wnicn victor Place, two years football chief here. Is coaching. He has written to tha athletic manage ment for a gam and. If the faculty consents Mo the team remaining la training that long, the game will ha advance stuff for which Seattle Is noted, East Side has a fine team Individually and collectively and there is not a team in the city which is better drilled in the rudiments of teamplay. Gloom and Joy Mixed. Tbe East Slders had a little taste of both gloom and Joy yesterday afternoon for Joe Kehoe reported for practice, while Houek will be forced out of the fame today owing to a badly wrenched nee. Houck hurt himself In practice several days ago and the member re fused to heal as quickly as It was hoped. Last night Coach Rader decid ed not to use him today and Rov Fla herty will take his place. Kehoe, who was halfback on the Co lumbia university team last season, was hurt early in the practice this fall. For the past three weeks he has been on the hospital list as a result of a fathering In his ear. It was feared hat he would not be able to turn out again this year but he came out In uniform last night and it will be but a snort time before he is in as good condition as ever. Ke hoe's addition to the squad completes the , double squad or DacKs wnicn uoacn ftaaer naa nopes of early In the season and opposing teams may see some great generalship shown in some of the games yet to be played by the east side Institution. SEALS CAPTURE OAK GAME IN THIRTEENTH (United Press Lessed Wlrs.1 Oakland. Oct 28. A thirteenth in nlng decision by Umpire Flynn. calling Curtis safe on a close play, gave Frisco me game yesieraay. Hcore: OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Van Haltren. cf .... 6 0 2 3 1 0 Truesdale. 2b 8 0 1 4 8 0 McCoy, 8b 4 1 0 1 4 0 Heltmuller, rf 5 1 0 1 4 0 Cook, ss 6 0 1 2 4 4 Lewis, If 5 0 2 8 0 0 Miner, id .......... s r l 14 0 0 LaLonge, o 6 0 1 9 0 1 Loucks, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hogan, p 4 1 1 1 2 9 Totals 43 4 9 23 It SWN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Mohler, ?b . . Curtis, If Zelder, ss Meloholr, rf Williams, lb Beck, cf .... Berry, o McArdle, 3b Berger, p ... Henley Griffin, p . . Totals .... 6 8 t 6 0 0 .0 3 0 1 With three,crack eastern college men a University of Oregon player, practl cally all of last season's second and first teams and some 10 other men try ing for places on the first five, the T. M. C. A. la already laying plans for the basketball championship of the north west. An inter-association league has been formed and Ave teams of six play ers each will start playing their regular schedule November 4. A. M. Grllley, who has charge of the physical department of the T. M. C. A., will leave Saturday for Seattle, where a conference of the schedule,' committee will be held for tha purpose of arrang ing a schedule for the Northwest league. There will probably be a rw nhuin. In the makeup of the learua from int season, out just what they will be the luuai aumoTiues are not prepared tn say. In Conimans, Merritt, Ashton and Stevenson, all of whom a.r trvlno- rn. places on the team, the local associa tion has four college players of extraor dinary ability. Commana via ihn..n on the all-Kansas team last season and ib a nne piayer. He plays either for ward or guard. Merritt Is from the University of Michigan nnd .i.n either a forward or a cruard.- Aahtnn a forward from Tale university. Stev enson played center on the University of Oregon team and is a long, lanky in dividual who covers a lot of terrlrnrv When playing here against the Multno mah team last fall he played rings around the Multnomah center. Of last season's team. Oant&ln ToiinH-. Gordon, Hartman and Gates are all trying for the team, while Sheets, Pausch and Vosper of last season's sec ond team are also trylna- for nlanea nussen, wno piayea in tne last game against the Muscatine (Iowa) team, is also trying. Another good player in the squad Is Sweeney of the Alblna Athletic club team. The lineup of the teams in the Inter Assoclatlon league is as follows: Vosper, captain; Johnson. Dickinson, D&niora, ivenwortny, uiiDeri and Kerr. Comraans, captain; Mackie, Bennett, eau. unurcniey, Martin ana Keys. Young, captain; Freeman, Thornton Roberts, Stevenson, Schramm and Run-yon. Hartman. captain: Ashton. Pausch. uaiea, nynes ana iionosxy. Sheets, captain: Gordon. Sill. Street. tus8en, nweenev ana Aianoney. The schedule Is as follows: Hartman playa Sheets, November 4. at 8:15 o'clock. Hartman plays Commans. November 18, at 8:15 o clock. Hartman plays Young, November 20. at 8:15 o'clock. Hartman plays Vosper, November 11. at 8:15 o'clock. Sheets plays Commans, November (, t 8:15 o'clock. Sheets plays Young, November 13. at 8:16 o'clock. Sheets plays Vosper, November 20, at o'clock. Young plays Vosper. November 8, at o'clock. MULTNOMAH SECOND PLAYS WITH OREGOn University of Oregon, Eugene, Oct 28. Assistant Manager Frederick J. Whittlesey has mads arrangements for a football game for the second varsity eleven next Saturday with the second Multnomah club team of Portland. The second varsity hss a tronir team and. as there will be no big game here be cause the first team plays at Moscow, this game will fill In nicely. All of the second team men are getting Into shape again with the exception of Stein, whose collar bone was broken. Kestley will take his place at quarter. latere lass Football. Three Interolasa football games are being arranged for the near future, the first between the freshmen and soph omores to be played next Thursday. Later the seniors and Juniors will meet' ana then the two w nnlna- teams will play for tho class championship. No one may piay on any or these teams who is playing or substituting on the varsity second or rreshman teams. The games should be varv Interesting. as rivalry will be very strong and there are some good players who have been unable to turn out for regular practice, but who will turn out for these teams. Sale Lake Race. Salt Lake. Utah. Oct. SS. Weather clear, track fast. Results yesterday: First race, four and one hslf fur longs, selling J. W. Fuller, 107 (Mor gan), 6 to 5. won; Black Domino, 103 inrmyi, even, secona; Ulenaenning, 107 (Nelson). 1 to 8, third. Time, :58. I Will Wait for My Fee Until You Are Cured The Scientific Treatment of Weakness Dosing the system with powerful stimulants and tonics In an effort ta m- sfor functional vigor can have but on final result: The condition la ren dered worse than, before. "Weakness" la merely an indication of a low form of inflammation in the prostate gland, and thta Inflammation is but aggra vated by atlmulatlng remedies that excite temporary activity. I employ tha only aciantlfla and fully effective treatment for "waaJtneasf which of. fects a permanent cur by restoring the prostata gland to a sound but healthy state. I obtain complete results In every ease I treat. Intaraatlnr literature and a beautiful ngravd chart free if you will call. I Cure All Diseases of Men Those In any trouble, suffering from VARICOCELE. HTDRfKTET.B or anv other disease tending to destroy and disfigure and to render happiness im f oasible, are urged to call upon ma without delay. Those' wasting valuable Ime. dissipating their money and aggravating their ailment by submitting to indirect. Ineffectual, unscientific treatment, that never did and never m cure, are invitea to visit me ana investigate my successful system. I posi tively guarantee results in all curable cass and frankly refuse to accept any otner casea, ix lur any reason it is too lai to guarantee a cure. , Examination Free I offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but ef every case, that comes t mi I will make a careful examination and diagnosis without charge, rno suing man snouia neglect tnis opportunity to get expert opin ion about his trouble. If you cannot call, write for Diagnosis In Chart Mr offices ara m.. all day from 9 a. in. to 9 p. m, and Sundays from 10 to 1 only. The DR. TAYLOR Co. 834 H KOBBZSOV t TXBXV, OOmSES SBOODTD, POBTXJTD, OXrOOlT COM ' WEATHEB ADVICE To all 1 to beware 'of boughs and colds on tne cnest; as neglected tney readily lead to pneumonia consumntion or other pulmonary troubles. Just aa soon as the cough appears treat it with Bal lard's Horehound Syrup, the standard cure of America. Use as directed per fectly harmless. A cure and preventive for all diseases of the lungs. Sold bv Skldmore Drug (Jo. trice Z5o, SOo and 31.00 per bottle. .44 8 S 89 20 S played in this city. On Pisce s, team are D! rv. the old O. A. C fctsr. TMmtck and Philr-reok. formerly of Whitman and Matthews, quarter last year for Washington. Strtkoot roorV!s fer t past season snow t.n veiBj or tn Chicago Amsr i-xtnB who mr ii avraea. Christy Msthrwenti ef tha Nw Tc-fc niante with 152 for 48 S"mea, R-bs Ws44!l of th St Louis PMwnl with 141 for I snd Kap Rocker of Brooklyn 118 for 88 gtmea, Fr t years now ttra ru Kr--, a er-at deal of comr-la'nt bmt Villa Nva'a rnci f"ottU rta vi "-retried the fVnrrrtr. .I tr.stitntlnti ef ths team's vet sh wort lut nu. ' - j Henley batted for Berger. SCORE BY INNINGS. Oakland ;. . 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I Hlta 00010S140111S 9 San Francisco. .30909010000 14 Hlta 390199919991 0 I SUMMART. Runs Off Berger, 4. Hits Off Br- rer. 9. Henlev batted for Berger I eighth. Horn run Curtis. Three-base hit Miller. Two-bas hit LaLonr. First on called balls Off Loucka 1; off Hogan. i; on Herger. i; off ortrrin, j. Stolen bases Truesdale, Curt) a Beck. Bergvr. Struck out Bv Hons. 9; by Bergw, I. Hit bv rtltcher Mohler and Curtia Double plsvs Hogan to Trous dale to Miller: Mohter tn Williams: Van Haltren to McCoy; McCredle to Coo. Wild pitch Berg-r. Tim ef game Two BeHirs. Umpire a Pari d a and Flyna. A rw field ef racing Is linn te tie fpe-ie4 op to Awterlean hot semen. A plan ts well advjd for the eetabPaH- ment of a wt-tter rtrralt la Mco, with the City of MW as the carter. Ir said the Bov-ry ri"r'M',wi have iwrn obtained from th Meitran gov erst ment - - 1 This Pate In Sport Annals. 1875 The yacht Dauntless defeated the Resolute In the great ocean race from tape May to New York. 1885 At Lake Qutnslgamond. Maaa. Lalng defeated G. U. Hoamer In scullers race, 11,000, three miles, turn. 1887 At Lake Maranacook. Maine: John Teemer defeated J. G. Gaadaur In scullers' match for 2,00O and cham pionship of America. 183 At Ann Arbor: University of Minnesota defeated University of Michigan at football. 29 to a. 103 At Memphle: Lou Dillon low ered the record for trotting to sragon. making the time 2:00. 1904 At New Haven: Mtsa Pauline Mackey of Oakley, won the women's national golf championship. le At Glasgow, Scotland: George Hackrnechmtdt in a wrestling match defeated Alexander Munroa, two in three falla I Are Tod S offering? Have you some ailment that has fastened ltseff upon yon for long timet Have yon non suited different doctors! and paid them higSS zees ana men round that ths relief each on afforded was .not last ing? This has been the experience of many of my patients who cams to me as a last resort Had they seen me at an earlier stage I could djj, q qjtD WO have cured them sooner and they would .have been the richer financially. My methods are not new to the followers of medicine In the Orient where many of the secret cures 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 Fowers for many a troublesome disease, do not employ mercury and other harmful poisons of similar nature hlch cure but leave their effects in the body; neither do I cut and tear in needless operations. EIBI ABE A rrw or the maxtt diseases wb TBE A.' BTTCCE83rUI.I.Y AsTD UTASU AVTEB TO CUBE I Spinal Trouble, Fits. Epilepsy, poor Circulation, Skin I Diseases, xrervonsneaa, 8f euralgla, ra vers, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, x, Orlppav I Bay jraver, jaercuruu roiaonwg, car buncles and Private Diseases of Ken and Women. COZTsTOLTATZOir F1XB. Call or write and send 4 centa In "tumps for symptom blank and book. TM.M O. oss wo lcxDicrjrB co., lean rirst ejt. Cor. Mormon, POBTXaJTD, OB. ISIOEPHIWE and otner arng haotta ara positively eured bf HABITJNA. For arpodermie orinternal naa P emDle aent to anv dni hahitneav VS mal 1. Rernlar pr e UOO per boft le r A vV mi roar anirrut or Mr mail in plain wmpoei tll Cketsaleaf C St. Loala. lit Wm r eel y gklaaMre Srag Qa. Pamaaa. Otsasa. 11 taJr EXPERT Advice Free Do you stop to think what expert means? This is not used as a catch phrase, it means liter ally expert .advice. Years of experience and spe cial study devoted exclusively to the sensative and delicate centers, makes it possible for me to qualify before any court in the world at an expert in diseases of men. If you need advice YOU NEED GOOD ADVICE and It Is better to get It in the beginning ' than in th end action after it Is too lats Is Ilk rain after harvest. Keep your youth as long as possible, there Is plenty of timo to grow old. A good marksman is not known by his bullets but by his aim. and a good doctor should not be known so much by his claims as by th results he is able to show. The hen that eacklea loudest does not al ways lay the most eggs. Think thes points over WHEN LOOKINQ FOR A DOCTOR Frequently an office Is advertised In th "first person" when no such doctor lives in the state. If deception Is attempted on this point look for it clear down ths line. If you are not physically sound you ought to be. and It Is better to bp y do your duty in this respect than to wish It was done. We have th largest and most complete offices and equipment tn the state, have been longer established, and furnish beat bank and personal references. We treat people Just as we would want them to treat us under similar circumstances and handle their cases on terms to best suit their convenience. A patient desiring treatment can pay cash and get discount or in payments to suit circumstances, snd as th ben efit Is .plainly apparent or If desired . CAN PAY WHEN CURED Our entire time and practice are devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON, VARICOCELE. STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY. HY DROCELE. flLU.5, rialULA, UlSHASKS OF THS KIDNEYS. BLADDER, PROSTATE GLAND, CONTRACTED DISORDERS. WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. If you have made mistakes In the past correct the mistakes. Consul tation and advice free. If you cannot call at office, writ for aelf examlnatlon blank many cases cured at homa Boars 9 a. m. to p. m. Saadays, lo a. an. to Is. - ST. LOUIS DISPENSARY COBWEB SXOOITD AJTD TA3CBCXXA. POBTLAJTD. OBBOOBV i flUJ 1 1 A Prfam4 Lanry fer th Bat 1 1 A krr! rorstinr ss a Sea Beta. X At 1 1 Softens Hard water. II 35 Bathe 25 rAX wa-SMWvsX inn . 1 1 t aJ i BATHASWXET RICE POWDE ' VMtiMi aad AatSMMWrsOv Pvra aai-is. Pvr-rt tea4 WWplw Servian) ep today liesne-r ftoe It." free 11. . . FINDING OUT fOR YOURSEIf th Hardware values presented bar will result In a quality of aatlafactloa presented nowfcar elee, and a prtcw savtBg that beat economy off th boarda LOOK AND SEE! AVERY&CO. 13 TMnl St., Bet, Vine & Ash CHICHESTER'S PILL -sf . saV . 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