THE OREGON SUNDAY, I JOURNAU -PORTLAND, .SUNDAY. .. MORNING, NOVEMBER 29, 1908.
Town Topics
j -
The Ixwl WV Btuns company. Jewol
era and silversmiths.; ;; Morrison
'street, now have their store In shape
for business. The Interior decorating
and finishing ia completa and tem
porary wall and show cases . inatalled
:. until after the holidaya. when new onea
can be put in. New -oods are arriving
Sally. Mr. Brune ia now In the east
and will return In a. few days vtth a
complete - atock of diamonds and dia
mond goods. It la the aim of the com-
1 pany to make their stock and store com
plete in every respect and deserving of
the kind consideration of the public.
All prices will be in plain figures .and
as low aa ia consistent with good busi
ness prlnciplea to make them. Call and
inspect their stock and get their prices.
Remember the location 292 Morrison.
-.near Fifth. ' n ; ;
. The University park W. C. T. U. held
a reception for the Sunday school offi
cers, and, teachers ..Friday erenlng.iNo
; vember 17, at the home of Mrs. X. J.
Hatfield, , the president of the union.
1609 Flake street.; Rev;' Mr. Abbott, a
. state Sunday school worker, gave an ad
dress on the importance of the temper
ance lesson in the Sunday school, touch
ing muny vital points. This was fol.
lowed by remarks from the Sunday
, school superintendents present, also
from the primary superintendent of the
Methodist Sunday school. Miss Jessie
Beard. ; The meeting tlosed with an in
formal reception. Light refreshments
were served by Mrs. Brand and Mrs.
Van Tyne. :
A suit for $25 Not a law suit, but
the best suit of clothes, made to your
particular measure In the latent- stylo
, out of up-to-date material and by good
workmen,- in the city. We have also
' put in a line of extra fine Jmportel
goods that range from S27.S0 to 135.
We would be pleased to havew you call
and Inspect this line whether you are
contemplating a purchase or not. We
are alwaya glad to show our goods
because we know they will stand the
closest inspection and comparison.
Unique Tailoring Co., 09 Stark, street
The Portland Riding academy has
. been purchased by S. E. Kramer, ' a
horseman well known throughout . the
northweat territory, and It 1b now run
under the name of the New Tork sta
bles. The stables have been fitted up
tn the most approved' style. A needle
shower bath has been installed and valet
service ia provided by the new manager.
Mr. Kramer managed the horse show
recently held at the expoaltion grounds
and was one of the judges at the Seat
tle horse show this year.
Steinway Pianos for Christmas Sher
man, Clay & Co. have Just received a
large ahipment of Steinway pianos,
grands, art grands, uprights in ebony
and mahogany. There haa never been
in the olty of Portland such an array of
fine grand pianos aa is to be seen at
this reliable house. Sherman. Clay &
Co. have gained the leading position in
thin city and the Pacific coast. Only
the besi pianos in each grade are han
dled by Sherman, Clay & Co.
Honorable J. O. Davis, national lec
turer of the Modern Woodmen of. Amer
ica, will address an open meeting of the
Modern Woodmen and their friends at
the Selling-Htrseh buWdngr Ttmtti and
Washington streets, tomorrow evening.
Following the address mualc and danc
ing will concldde the evening's enter
tainment. Plain talk Dellar'a. 291 Morrison,
saves you Just $1 on every pair of
men's and women's shoes purchased
here. Ladles' awell shoes, button and
lace, in Napoleons, all leathera, fl less
than elsewhere. Men's dress and wet
weather shoes at SI less; all styles and
leathera.
Tj. M. Hlckok lately with the Columbia
Trust corripany ia now president of tha
American Trust ' company, which haa
Just opened offices at 200-204 Chamber
of Commerce. The new company has
been appointed exclusive agent for Klm-
hurst Dy Miiion uoaas at turopoeii.
Steamer' Jessle-Jlarklns, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Commencing November 2S. the German-American
bank will keep open Sat
urday evenings -from 7 until 9 o'clock
for the accommodation of auch custom
era as may wish to make deposits or
have access to the sale aeposu vauus. -
.Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust ac
counts and German-American certifi
cates bought at the higheat cash Pilce;
also Home Telephone bonds. Cohn
Bros., 180 First street, corner YamhtU.
This will remind you tnat now li
the time to have your hair mattresses
renovated and returned the same day.
Phone Main 474. The Portland Curled
Hair Factory. H. Metager. proprietor.
. Davis A Kllburn of 249 Morrison
street, carry a very attractive line of
holiday goods, book and stationery
lust what you want for Christmas.
I'm it on walnut culture In Oregon;
E
t frea booklet before buying walnut
rnd. T. Wlthycombe. 609 Commercial
block, Portland, Or.
Satisfaction Our aim. Norgard ft
Noce, tailors. 169 4th st.. near Morrison.
r riarm Marfarlane. osteonathlo
hysiclan. Is now at til Swetland
ullding.
Dr. H. A. Sturdevant. dentist. 70
Swetland building. Main 6944; A-45S1.
Geo. Rubensteln, the optician moved
to 189 Third, opposite Baker Theatre.
Groceries below cost all week. Clos
ing out sale. Third and Jefferson.
D. Chambers & Son, opticians, 821
Uorrlson, cor. Sixth, are the best.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
lentlsta, Third and Washington.
Groceries - slaughtered.
Jefferson streets.
Third and
Kelly's Family Liquor Store." Park
nd Morrison. High grade wines and
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
In selecting gifts for Christ
mas, at Heitkemper's yoa
wili find the greatest choice,
highest quafity and lowest
range of prices while every
thing in the" house is backed
by 20 years of unquestioned
-reliability. .-' Diamond's,
Watches, Rings, Bracelets, :
Fobs, Novelty, Jewelry, Cut
' Glass and fine Umbrellas-are
all inviting your, careful in- -spection.
..
HEITKEMPER'S
JEWELRY STORE
rawest Priced Jewelry House for
, . Fine Good -
286 Morrison Street
FAKE
CLAUYlS SAVE S27.Q00
TO TIMBER
Contests on Siletz Lands to
Hereafter Be Rigidly ' In
vestigated Before Honest
' Settlers Are Troubled
Sckejming Practice to End.
Men who file contests on homestead
claim' in the Siletx country from" this
time on will have to be sure that their
grounds for contest are .Valid and that
they have their evidence In hand be
fore they file, or -they will find them
selves In hot water with the land de
partment. - ' -
Orders have been sent to Oregon land
offices and to C. R. Glavls, chief of the
field division work of the land depart
ment, from the interior department, to
the effect that no- contests ehall be
allowed until Mr. Glavls haa made a
personal Investigation which will sat
isfy htm that the contest is made In
good faith and upon sufficient grounds.
This ruling is expected to put an end
to the contest abuaea which have ex
isted In relation to Silets homestead
claims for some time past.
Time Timber Coveted.
In the Silets district is some of the
finest Umber In the state, and thla
has been much sought after by the tim
ber barons and by dthers who desire
to secure title to the land for specula
tive purposes. Out of this condition
has grown the contest abuse. Men who
have srone Into the Silets in good faith
and have filed upon homestead claims.
there have had these claims contented
right and left by men who have gone
in either for personal speculation or as
the agents of timbermen who desire the
land,:. So common did the abuse be
come that there were a number of law
yers in Portland who did nothing else,
practically, but represent these contes
tants. In many of these cases the con
tests were fUeji for purposes of black
mall, it being represented to the home
steader that the contest would be
dropped if he would pay sdme certain
sum ' to secure such action. If the
homesteader did not meet these de
mands, he would be put to the expense
of gathering hla witnesses together,
bringing them to Portland for the hear
ing and hiring an attorney to repre
sent him only to find that after he had
done all these things the contestants
failed to appear at the hearing.
Appeal to Washington.
So notorious did the practice become
that the settlers appealed to the Ore
gon Relegation In eengrreas for" assist
ance. The matter was taken up by
Senator Bourne with the department of
the interior and the general land office,
and after hia presentation of the case
the order recently sent to the officers
here was promulgated.
This order will nut out of business
the lawyers who have been making the
contest cases their principal means of
livelihood, and will at the same time
protect both the honest settlers and the
honest contestants who may ' have
grounds for contesting an entry made
illegally or for fraudulent purposes.
BACK FROM EAST
C. P. Wright and wife Beturn Prom a
Mine Week's Trip.
C. F. Wright and wife returned last
Friday from an extended tour of the
southern and Atlantic states. They
spent some time at the national capital
and visited relatives in Jamestown, New
York and in Montana on the road home.
Mr. Wright reports that the prettiest
part of their trip was their tour of
the New England states most of which
was made In an automobile. They mo
tored over the Berkshire hills of Ver
mont and through Connecticut and
Massachusetts. The weather during the
trip was delightful and the autumn
foliage was at Its hfst. Several days
were spent in the vicinity of Niagara
Falls. In speaking of Detroit Mr. and
Mrs. Wright both agreed that If they
had to move elsewhere, Detroit would
be. first cholc on account of Its well
paved streets and general air of pros
perity and thrift. "The most scenic
lines we traveled over," said Mr. Wright,
"were the Denver and Rio Grande, New
York Central on the Hudson, and the
Northern Pacific in the Rockies."
liquors. Ope price to all.' Free delivery.
Tel. Main 28. Home, A-2802.
Elegant bungalow. W.-W. car lOOx
100) cheaper than you can build it; easy
terms. Let me "show It to you. Gold
schmldt, 263 Washington st.
' F. 15. Beach ft Co.. the Pioneer Paint
Company, 135 First street, window glass
engraving. Phone Main 1334.
Berger, s -ms. 284 Yamhill. Main MM.
Dr. Haynes, optician. SOS Salmon st
Journal want ads. lo a word.
"Purl tana." Ask grocer.
FRUIT GROWERS TO
MEET TUESDAY
This week Is horticultural week tn
Portland and S00 or more fruitgrowers
from the states of Utah, Idaho, Wash
ington and Oregon and the province of
British Columbia will be in the city.
The state horticultural society will
open Its annual sessions on Tuesday at
10 a. m. In Woodmen hall. On Wednes
day and Thursday the Northwest Fruit
growers' association will hold -its an
nual meeting in the name place.
'During the whole time there will be
an excellent exhibit of fruit open . to
the public both day and evening.
The program proyided for the several
.seantons Is one of the bent ever pre
sented before the fruitgrowers and the
convention promises to be the most
successful event of the kind ever held
In the Pacific northwest.
Good News for the Deaf.
A celebrated New Tork aurlst has
been selected to demonstrate to deaf;
people that deafness Is a disease, and I
can be cured rapidly and easily In your J
own home. He proposes to prove this'
ract by sendln to any person having
trouble with their ears a trial treat
ment of this new method absolutely
free. We advise all people who have
trouble with their ears to immediately
address Dr. Edward Gardner, suite 406.
No. 40 West Thirty-third street. .New
York city, snd we wish to assure them
that they" will receive by return mail,
absolutely free, a 'trial treatment."
. WHERE TO DINE.
Chicken dinner with Ice cream. 80
cents.. Empire restaurant, 193 Third.,
A special (Oc chicken dinner today' at
Hall's restaurant, .330 Wash. st. .
Brandes' Orlll. 103 Sixth, serves an
elegant 60c French dinner all day.
Best for yoa. beruM beet nude. r gatla
ckla cream and BatlD ikln powder. 25c.
Save
SS per pent on everything1 at
's, 343 ' Washington street. r '
Metsger'
Eye gtaties. $1 at Metiger's.
BARRED
IN 5 YEARS,
SAYS
Electric . Company's Presi
dent Says New Lighting
Bid Will Make Money for
City If Claim to Reduction
for Outages Is Dropped.
Fresh' fuel haa been added to the con
troversy between the city executive
board and the Portland Railway, Light
& Power company over the city light
ing next year by the statement of Presi
dent Josselyn that if the company's bid
is accepted it will mean a saving to
the city of 127.000 for the five years
the contract Is to run provided the city
will drop Its contention that the btll
for 1908 be reduced for "outages."?
This statement of the president of
the electric company, Issued late yester
day afternoon, directly contradicts the
tenor of the report of - Thomas G.
Greene of the lighting committee of the
executive board, as published in yester
day's Journal. Mr. Greene told the ex
ecutive board that if the city would
not abandon Its claim to $29,000, .the
deduction for the "outages" .and to
which he believes the city is entitled,
it must, according to the electric com
pany's demands, pay an aggregate of
50,000 in the next five years for its
lights.
A significant feature of President
Josselyn's statement Is his remark that:
"No official of this company has been
authorized to state that we will not
turn off city lights December 81 If a
new contract is not entered Into with
this company." Mr. Josselyn says nd
definite plan has been formulated.
Hays Bate Proportionately the Sains.
"Inasmuch as there appears to be a
desire in certain quarters to purposely
mislead the public In regard to prices
named In our bid for city lighting, we
think it proper to let the publio know
the exact f acta tn the- matter.
"The bldwe ave submitted to the
city doea not contemplate any Increase
whatever In the rate now charged for
lighting the streets of the city. The
rate proposed for Incandescent lighting
is on a little different basis thanbefore.
predicated upon meter measurement, so
that we will receive payment for exact
amount of current used. Instead of on
the basis of a flat rate, as heretofore;
and while it contemplates a little
greater gross compensation to us for
incandescent lighting, than under the
present contract, the amount is so small
that it ts not worthy of serious con
sideration. , "It is stated that our bid for city
lighting will, if accepted, cost the city
$15,000 per year more than at present.
This is absolutely false. The rate quoted
the city is no higher than at present,
the cost to the city being increased
only in proportion to the Increase in
number or lights used.
"We have also proposed that in the
event of the city dropping their contro
versy over our present bills for city
lighting (which, for the 10 months'
period covered would involve' approxi
mately $25,000) we will reduce the cost
of each arc lamp to the city $3.60 per
annum, and the .cost of incandescent
lighting one cent 'per kilowatt hour.
Declares Plan a Saving-.
"On the basis of the present number
of arc lamps installed, this would ef
fect a saving to the city of about $5,760
?er annum, or $27,800 for the five years,
f the increase in arc lamps is in like
proportion for the next five years to
that of the last five years, the saving
to the city for the five year period, bv
acceptance of our proposal, would ap
proximate $40,000. We have no fears
of the outcome of a suit against the city
for the fulfillment on its part of its
present contract with us for city light
ing; but would much rather have the
matter settled amicably and without
feeling or delay, in the manner indi
cated In our bid. . whereby the city
would save the $40,000 referred to.
"No official of this company haa been
authorized to state that we will not turn
off city lights on December 31. 1908,
if a new contract is not entered Into
with this company; no definite plan of
procedure in such an emergency has
been determined upon. We prefer to
let the future take care of Itself In that
particular.
"We have no desire whatever to profit
at the expense of the city., but to give
the city the best of every proposal, in
that we are more vitally Interested In
the welfare of the commonwealth than
possibly any other corporation, concern
or individual. As evidence of this, the
provialonal rates we have quoted the
city are the lowest made to any city,
of the same or greater size. In the en
tire United States.
Norris Safe & Lock Co.
Has removed from 70 Sixth street to
the large and commodious room, cor
ner Sixth and Ankeny, formerly oc
cupied by the Commonwealth bank,
where a complete stock of the Hall
Safe company's safes, office desks and
chairs is carried. The largest safe
dealers on the coast.
2D per cent off on hand painted china
at Metzger's 343 Washington street.
Eyes tested free at Metzger's.
CURES RHEUMATISM 4
tlolden's
Rheumatic
Cure
m bottle. oottle.
AW QmSITAXi REVEST TOM.
RHEUMATISM
. tn its mawy roaxs.
Sciatica
Neuralgia
Nervousness
Sleeplessness
Nervous Headaches
Neuralgic Headaches
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections
'TRACE SUPPLIED BY
A.W. Allen & Co.
' Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
16th & Marshall Sis., Portland, or.
' PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.
WOMfiN A
SPECIALTY
1 The well, known Chinese
Medicine Co., with won-
. derf ul herbs and roots,
has cured many sufferers
'. when all : other remedies
have failed. It cures feH
male chronic private
diseases, nervousness,
blood volson, rheumatism,
n.roat. consumption, lung
trouble, stomach, . bladder, kidney and
diseases of all kinds. Remedies nann
ies. Nd operation. . Honest treatment,
Kxamliiaiton free-- '
Mrs. B, K. Chan, Chinese Medioine CoM
Morrison toU, biL 1st and tl Bts.
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tart .11'
hblullia. i
LEFFERT BROS.,
P
IAMONDS AND
GRADE
iThe opportunity do secure a good Watch or Diamond at aa unusually low price is always
appreciated, and our sales are famous for genuine bargains that always bring crowds of buy
ers; Remember, we sell only the most reliable goods and our guarantee stands back of every sale.
'Men's Open-face Watches; - with
gold-filled' case;-gnaran- .Afl f) rA
teed 20 years; latest - X "ill
models Elgin movement. .Jx UsvV
Men's 14-k. Solid Gold Hunting
Case, Watch, with -plain or tancy en
Fr lancy en-
$35.50
graved case; wait nam
or Elgin move
ment. v
fl
EFTlTriPr Z3nP JEWELERS AIND
'.EvL II-VIPC ! -C3 SILVERSMITHS
272 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon, and Council Bluffs, Iowa
ABUSED FRIENDS
The most abused piece of machinery
as well, as the moat complicated Is the
watch abused by the wearer and often
abused by the repairer. , The ordinary
watchmaker can repair any American
watch and make it keep - time, for If
any pant Is broken it 1 easily replaced
with a hew piece from the factory. But
the SWISS. ENGLISH and other Euro
pean watches are often pretty badly
tinkered up, as the . parts when broken
are not purchasable and have to be made
by hand. There are often In some of
the .finest of these watches 2SO parts:
So you tan easily see the workman, who
repairs - one of these: must be a good
mechanic. If not he will rulrt such a
watch as a timekeeper. There are several-
very line European watches, re
peaters,' etc., that keep good time and
are .valuable .as timekeepers, owned in
Portland and to the owners of most of
there the face and name below are fa
miliar. X) 17
as
, XiOTJZS t ST3CPSOV.
- Born 'In Schlelswtg, Holstetn,. Ger
many. Learned his trade there. Worked
In Switzerland, Berlin' and Hamburg.
Came to the United States in 1861.
Worked Jn large cities east until year
1889, when he came, td Portland., Has
worked ln the best Jewelry stores in
this city ever since. Has-been in the
employ of Staples, the Jeweler, for the
last 8Vs years, where he handles and re
pairs none but the finest watches. Mr.
Simpson' Is a part and parcel of - the
Staples Jewelry store. . ,
Mr. Simpson has a very efficient
helper in one Ralph Tartaro. an Italian
who learned the watchmaking trade In
Nap'ea- I'a'v. where he was taueht to
make any part. of a watch by. hand., .
L BAX.FK TABTABO.
Rtnnlea. the lewelt-r.' has six' verr fine
watchmakers and It is not necessary to
send the most complicated, watch out Of
the city.,. . - '
' Yin Kin tun
Chinese -Restaurant
. Chop suey and noodles. Chinese and
Afirirn cook.. Merchant's . lunch 26c
Open day and night. ' -
Ul- JIUiJB. mimM..,
Corner Brertt. ' Borne Phone, A -3763
WIIHOITJIINERALWATER
PATTI, LABRR Phones A-316. Main 4S4J
34 Labbe liidg, cor, 3d and Washington.
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Jewelers , and Diamond Importers
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
WATCHES
Lay-Away
Time Is Here
Don't wait until the last
minute 'to select your
Christmas gifts. Buy them
now, while you can save
money on them. A small
deposit will reserve any
article for future delivery.
Men's Hunting Case Watch, .
with gold-filled case; guaranteed
20 years, and Wal- ap
tham or Elgin move- l X"i
ment Special eUt
Ladiea' Watch, with Huntlna
case; guaranteed 20 years; Wal-
irVHTB, VVUl-
SI 5.00
lold Watch,
$26.25
iimin or cigin move
ment. Special
price
Ladles' 14-k. Solid Gold Watch,
wun piain engine turn-i
ea or rancy engravea
case. Special price...
TOMORROW IS WASHDAY
AYOtO ITS nouiui
by sending- to the
Union Laundry Go.
WXSSB UVSX LASTS
FAMILY WASHING
Rough Dry t,
CAX.X. KAXBT 39b'0 A-1133
Z.ACB OmtTAZtrS 300 PEB PAIS
CCA
For Range
Washed and Screened
F. B. JONES & CO.
EAST 7 both phones B 77
A GREAT CIQAR FOR 5c
CAkEPBSU-LAXtB SSOAB CO., POBH-AJTD, OBB SZSTBZBUXOBa
Pare Bcawtiful Jade Jewelry
Gold Bracelets and Sig
net Ring of all descrip
tions made to order.
American-' names en
graved with tha three
Cardinal Chinese Charac
ters, via. Glory, Pros
perity ; and Longevity.
Charges reasonable and
orders oC . any design
promptly executed and
sent prepaid to any part
of the U. a The Skilled
luifivM jewelar. TOOJC SABJQ ai CO.,
Jay Tu Chong. Mngr, 231 Alder street.
HIGH
DIAMOND SPECIALS
1
$100, Diamond Ring IRSK.QQ
$75 Diamond Ring S6Q.O0
$50 Diamond Ring K37.BO
$25 Diamond Ring 920.OO
$20 Diamond Ring K16.00
Select any one next week, pay
small deposit and same will be held
for you until Xmas.
mm
5
or Furnace
No Soot
No Dirt
Flemishand Oak Finish
S1.40 . PER OALIjON
Uqold Wood Filler
S1.25 PER QALLOS
Portland Sash & Door Co.
30 ntOHT ST.
BOBTTABD. OB.
A I. W. FIELD
Expert Watchmaker
Twenty-seven years with Xnieber
Hampton watch factory. -High grade
railroad watches a specialty. I also
handle a full line of Dueber Hampton
watches, direct from factory at factory
prices. The only union made watch on
the market KSH Third street room B.
DRAYAGE
STORAGE'
TRACKAGE
'and Merchandise
Moved -4 Stored
" cms. mRs?,
4tii & davis WMot.K nth non
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nil . All guaranteed pure
whits and perfect, set la
I I XiaOles' and. rentlemen's V
jj setting- ;
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OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
Should remember that our force is so
' organised that WE CAN DO THEIR
! ENTIRE t CROWN, BRIDGE , AND
PLATS WORK IN A PAY if necessary,
i Positively ' Painless Extraction free
i when plates or bridges are ordered.
I WE REMOVE THE MOST SENSITIVE
TEETH AND ROOTS WITHOUT THE
LEASTPAIN. NO STUDENTS; no un
certainty but SPECIALISTS who do
the most selentlflo and careful work. . ,
WISE DENTAL CO., Inc.
Dr. W. Ai Wise, Mgr., 21 -years in
Portland: Second floor. Failing blrig..
Third and Washington . streets. Office
hours, 8 ;a. m. to $ p. m. Sundays, t to
1 p. m. Painless extracting. 60c; plates.
$5 up. Phone A and Main 2020. . '
'. ' S p i 6 n c e demonstrates
that 'the' vital p r b c e s s e s
op d i g e. s t i o n respiration,
"circulation, etc., are de
pendent upon electricity, and
that !the delicate nerve cur
rents are essentially electric
in character. When they be
come Weakened and the
yital processes deranged,
,why should not the applica
tion ' of the proper electric
current be the best treatment
'or ; the resultant disease?
Experience shows that this
js io, and many diseases
which have been considered
practically incurable have
yielded to electric treat
ment. DoYouWanttoGetWell
LAte:yQU -tiretLof medicine
and ; disgusted with the vari
ous fad treatments? I' offer
you1 a , rational method of
cure, one which will show
results.
v My office, is fully equipped
With the' latest scientific ap
'pliances for electric and electric-light
treatment. ' , .
All nervous ' disorders nervous
debility, dyspepsia, .headache,'
neuralgia, sciatica. Insomnia
are quickly' relieved. - rhetimatiam
eliminated, - asthma, - bronchitis,
consurriiptlon (first stages) ami
diseases of the stomach, liver and
kidneys cured. Skin diseases,
ecsema,. chronic ulcers, enlarged
frlands, scrofula, etc., permanent,
y cured. , '-i,:
- BOTE Special attention to dis
eases of the prostate gland; the
only cure without the knife. Con--ultation
free.
DR.W. I. HOWARD
304-6 ROTHCHILD BLDG.
Fourth andWashington Sts.
1 ".
ESTABLISHED 1896
DR. E.M.DALLAS
OPTICIAN
jiist returned, from Europe, where
he has-been invesltgating the dif
ferent methods of eye testing of
prominent, f opticians in France,
Germany and England, will use
j; h e n e w' Wiesbaden (Method,
which' ..caused 'so - much talk in
Eufope, 'and ; is ; the most "wonder
ful science of its kind in fitting
glasses. Quick, - Accurate and
Absolutely Correct. No extra
charge ',will ,be;. made . for, the use
of this method. ; Always reason
able. Iinpricc, "you1 will find the
workmanship, the best, and the
relief jfrotn the 'lenses immediate
and lasting.'
Dallas Ipplical Parlors-
218-19 Failing Bldg, ' Corner Third .:
- , Washington.
Second Floor. Take Elevator."
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