THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 7, 1805.
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HUN KROPS
OUT OF THE RACE
I BaSBSSaam-ejMnsam-n
Exena tor Withdraws Ap
plication for Federal
. Judgeship in Oregon.
' .(special .Dlspttrk. to The Journal.)
Wasa-tOa. AprU T. Bj-lalof
Che-lea W. naton bu withdrawn his
applloatloa fo tha federal juafeshlp to
eastern Ortfoa created nader the Mt
' puud 'at tli last saaaloa of eongTeea,
Indications loir point to tM appoint
ment of Jndre atobert I. Bm of the
Orag-oa supreme oourt to this poaltloa.
It te possible, however, that Preeldent
Tart will appoint torn person outside
or we state. -
HIGH IIS III
STATES EAST
;, Mississippi Valley Is Swept
, With Gales t Like Torna
l4 l does Great Damage.
fttnltad Praaa LeaaeA Win.!' 7
Cleveland, Ohio, April 7.- Winds
- reaching tha velocity of a tornado, and
in aoiri placa sweeping; over tha whole
; Ohio rlvar valley, ara today doinr reat
damage and causing widespread suffer
ing. Several Uvea ara known to have
bean lost, and tha property loaa cannot
be estimated at thta time on account of
, tha difficulty of communication by wire.
' Reports of heavy damage have bean
. received from Ohio, Kentucky, Tennes--eee,
weatern Pennsylvania, Indiana and
'Illinois, Lke Erie n m wild comni op
tion and grave feare ara felt for ahip
Near Sanduaky a ataal barre la adrift
with four men and one woman on board.
Tui have rone out in an effort to rea
cue the victims, but tha lake la so rougn
that tha work will be extremely di.ri-
: eult.
A dlapatch from Ilopklnavllle, Ky.,
. aaya heavy damage has been dona by
tha winda throughout that section, and
t two persona are reported to have been
: killed. -.
i - Wire communication between all clt
V lea between Pittsburg1 and Chicago ia
. aubject to the worst interruptions alnca
v; m neavy atorm ana buzzard last ireB
? ruary. The atorma today ara believed
to be part 0 the same atmospherlo dls-i-
turbance that caused the biar atorma in
Mississippi and Ohio last night.
j Indianapolis, Ind., AprU 7. Delayed
. V dispatches from northern Indiana this
. ' afternoon tell of great damage dona
,V bv tha atorm In Wabash county? where
800 houses wera unroofed. -Mrs.-Jamas
i Hayea, her three children, and her ate-
ter-ln-Iaw were burled in the debris
of their home, which caught fire fol
lowing Ita collapse. Hayea reached the
S scene in time to rescua the- victims, but
It ia believed Mrs. Hayea will die of
her injuries.
PAH BARLEY
DDTY RETAINED
Fifteen Cents Fee Bushel
With 25 Cents on Bar
ley Malt.
RUBBISH
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CLAIO DEIIIED
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Ballinger Says Land Not
Desert and Plans Not
.' i Feasible.
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(L'nltfd Pmu Uased Wire.)
Washington. April 7. The house to.
day, in committee of the whole, voted
overwhelmingly in favor of retaining
the duty of la cents per bushel on bar
ley, as provided in the ayne Dill.
The following;- amendmenta were, de-
reatea: By Tawney of Minnesota for
duty of 20 cents per bushel: by Miller
or is.anaas canu; Alexander or New
York,' 10 per cent ad valorem, or- ap
proximately o cents per ousnei: wumpft
rey of Washington, frea list.
The duty on barley under tha DIngley
law ia so cents per ousnei. ' -
The proposed duty of 25 cents per
ousnei on oariey man proviaea Dy tne
Payne bill was accepted. An amend
ment by Miller ot Kansas to place tha
down vo-
duty at 45
ciferoualy,
centa was voted
NEIGHBORHOOD JAR,
OVER ROSE HEDGE
w A dispute as to who was tha
- owner of tha roses growing be w
.- twten their respactlva houses 4
resulted in the arrest of .Mra w
4i ' Henry Dingle upon tha complaint
,w of JJra-Mamia Fredrick yester- e
w day kt ternooa Mra Fredrick
Uvea at 1180 Michigan avenue -
: s and Mrs. Dingle ia her next door,
, neighbor. Mrs. , Dingle . plead
. 4" guilty la tha Justice court to dls-
w turbln tha peace and tha case
w was aat for a hearing this after
noon. ; - ,
TJLTDIATUM HANDED
, TO COAL MINERS
Philadelphia, pa. April T. Tha con
ference between tha coal mlnera and
operatora ended here thia afternoon
when tne operatora preaented fen Ultima
. turn, saying the present agreement must
be renewed within It hour. The mln
era replied that the matter would be
referred to their board and that aa
answer would be g1vn tomorrow after
noon at I eclock. The conference ad
iourned until that time. ' -.
Get 'l box of .
- Sjccrns' Elccfrlo
nATcndnOACIl Pcsio
BRIDE fS WAITING;
HEISGMl?
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Police and Friends Seek to
Clear Up Strange Dis
A appearnce Case.
(Special Diipatcb to Tha Jearaal.)
Tacoraa, : Wash.. April 7. Having
dropped from sight aa mysteriously as
if the earth had swallowed him, abao
lutely no traca has yet been found of
A. K. Lehmann, the young Tacoma man
who failed to appear for his wedding to
Miss Martha Christian,' a Seattle girl,
last Sunday. Friends in Tacoma are
completely myatified aa to the probable
cause of hia disappearance.- .. .
He had lately en gaea m tn adver
tlslng business tn this city. and was apt
parently prosperous. Hia vrienda state
that, hm haA Rnnniderttfole reiLdv mnnv
having recently disposed of his share In
a cigar store at Seattle. - Lehmann had
made preparations to receive his bride
in thia city, having rented housekeep
ing rooms at 231 Tacoma avenue and
, IDaltod rraai Lata Wlre.l
. Waahlogton. April T. Secretary of
lha Interior Balllngar today denied tha
anniie.tIon of the Harney Valley Im
provement company for l,000 acres) of
land In Harnty valley. In Oregon, tin
der tha Carey act. Balllngrr denied the
application on tha ground that the land
is nut of a deeert charcter and alao be-
cauae la his opinion tne piane vt iui
company ara not feasible. ;
The company had appealed from tha
decision of tha land office, which acted
upon the report of Inapectora. The com
pany has io days in wblch to ask for
a rehearing. . - . s - -- ' ; .'.-
TIDAL-WAVE IN A
- SOUTH PACIFIC
' DaAed Press laiarf WUa.1 ' - ' '
San Frapciaco, April 7Newa of a
severe tidal wave, which wrought great
damage to tha Islands of Morea -and
Rlatoonga, near Tahiti,- la brought by
Ivan O. Mclndoo of Fraano, Cal who
arrived today oh the steamer Mariposa
from a vlelt to Tahiti. Aooordlng to
Mclndoos atory, the lwava oocucred
March 16 or 16. and although no damage
waa done to Tahiti, numerous houses
were demolished and plantations devas
tated on other Islands. The extent of
lb tlamim in Rlatoonga alone Is eatl-
mated at about $30,000. . ,
. Tha giganUc wave came in witn irwi
velocity and swamped tha land. Hun
dreds of small ahacks, tha dwellings oi
the natives, were aemoiisnea.
"Bo far as I could learn." said Jlc
Indoo, "there werano lives loat. aU
though thouaanda of dollare wd.maga
w. iinn. ta both islands, which 11a but
a few mllea from Tahia" . -
CATTLE BOOSTED BY
THE FOREST SYSTEM
(United Press Leases Wire.)
K.n Francisco. April 7. Tha policy of
tha government in segregating lands of
the f oreat reserve eultame lor aneep ana
cattle raiaina: i, according to Aaslatant
Forester A V. Potter, the reason for the
10 per cent Increase in tha value of the
cattle on tha forest grating lands dur
ing tha past year. Potter, who la mak
ing his semi-annual tour of the4 forest
bureaus of the western division. Is here
today. Te assistance of tha government
in regulating the foreat grasing landa
he attributes the notable increase In
both volume and total value of tha
western llveatock product.
IMKIIIG FOR A
IIEl POSTOFFICE
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Postmdster Young Prepares
Schedule; Showing Great
h Growth of Business.
LIS. SMJPSflll
AS CIIAPEIIOIIE
In This Capacity invited to
Go on Excursion, Her
;- , Mother Says.
(Dnltrd Preaa Leased Wire.)
Lyons, K. Y., April 7. Testimony, giv
en today by Mra. Frank Allyn, mother
of Mrs. Georgia Sampson, on trial for
tha alleged murder, of her husband at
Palmyra November 18, 1908, is believed
to have shaken the framework on which
rests the state'a raae. . Mra. Allyn tes
tified that the letter which caused tha
disagreement between Mra. Sampson
and oar husband and Which ia aiiegea
y the state to have furnished a possl
le motive for crime. , waa signed by
Robert Manson, It requested 'Mrs.
Sampson- ta -go to Niagara Falla - It
alao asked that she take with her Mil
dred Servoss. a distant relative of the
Allyn family, ", ';
Further testimony revealed that Man
son had displayed an attachment for
Miss Bervosa and that , ha had visited
the Allyn home In her company on
varloua occasions. Mra Allyn also con
veved tha impression that., her .daugh
ter had often chaDeroned tha cOudU
on various tripa ana excursions.
Unon leaving ' the stand the aged
mother falterlngly made her way, to
her daughters side and kissed her.
TEA FREE: OIIE
PER CENT Oil OIL
If you are one of the treat number of cersons who are afflicted
(United Press Leased Wlre.l Wltn fln nid nrf WP iri cnrf thta ihnrt fallr nrill h nFirtrr tn vmi
committed of 'the whole, this afternoon his a simple statement explaining the cause of chronic ulcers, and
trutnruny pomung put the surest and auickest wav to effect a cure.
1 1 ... In thrl first nlace everv phrnnir nr viefa hmtus rS imnitr K1nrrl
. R .nnthar oversh.lmlnr nt. tha I.. . .. : r T. . ' ' - . " . ' w " v.. w .v,.
houae7adopted the Non-ia amendment I s a aiseasea conaition of tne tiesn at that particular spot, remaining
fixing a duty of 1 per cent on oil. 0Oen because the CirCUlaBOn cnnHmiflllv Hicrhflrtr( mnrhiH nnr! iinhMlth v
Washington; Apni 7. preaident Taft matter mto'tnc place, wnicn keeDs it inflamed and irritated. The
having moved hia personal ; effects,
Neither Lehjnann's off ic In the afari
tlme building nor his Tacoma avenue
rooms indicate that the young man
meditated flight The police theory is
that ba decided to back out of the mar
riage and la hiding. Hia friends stoutly
refuse to believe this and are conduct
ing a systematic search on the theory
that he has been foully dealt with or
mar have committed suicide over.. fan
cied trouble, as at times he had moody
apells. . . . - - ' . , .
-A telegram has-been sent to Ih
mann's father, who is foreman In the
Klgin watch factory at Elgin, III.
Postmaster John O. Toung Is prepar
ing a schedule showing the Increase la
business at tba Portland postofflra dur
ing the paat four yeare. He will sub
mit this schedule in Itemised form to
tha postal department at Washington
and to the aenatora from Oregon aa
well aa to Representative Kills, aa proof
of tha necessity for a new poatoffioo
Duuaing here. , - -i -
"Tha figures I am preparing will com
para the aalea of atamua four yeara ago
and now: tha difference In tha amount
of mall incoming and outgoing will be
carefull shown: the Increase of work
In every department will be llatea,
said Postmaster Toung this morning.
These flgurea will a how that the Port
land poatofflce ta doing twice aa much
bualnesa as four -yeara ago, and that
the postal facilities are no greater. ,
"1 want to make this echedule ao
plain and so simple that a child can
underatand It - I want Its affect to be
an ' order to put up a new poatofflce
building with a corresponding Increase
in every kind of equipment I believe
that when - tha department understands
that business here has actually doubled
In four years ths effort to make us con
tent with a building Intended to eervi
the needs of a quarter of a century ago
will not ba continued." - . i
r 77 Parkins Capitol Ground.
' n Journal Laaal gales, Wlra'.l '
: Salem, Or., April 7.-H Healy of -the
F. Kutleoge aaea, v iorat company,
which haa been employed by the atata
to beautify the atate itouae grounda.
waa in Salem this afternoon and laid the
f ilana for tha parking of the grounda. A
arge force of men has been engaged
for tha paat week in spading the lawn
for reaeedlng. Tha work-will continue
until completed. Word haa been re
ceived from Washington that probably
two of tha smaller guns on the battle
ship Oregon will be preaented to- the
atata . They will ba planted In front of
tha capitol and will aid to Its attractive
naaa . , " . . -
An Inexpensive electrlo maaeage out
fit may be made by connecting two
ordinary tablesDOona with aa many bat
tery cells aa ara desired. Tha operator
can be Inaulated by wearing kid or
rubber giovea
CURES
senator jucuumDer or esoum i j ;0..,o u. i ' . ... ej -.l. i.u..
v., wo ouu umuw aiuuuu uic jjiacc are ujnsianuy icu wun uiiiicmtiiy
todav tol
Dakota that ha would do all In hia
f tower to bring about a general lower
ng of -the tariff schedules, to benefit
eonsumera
W03IAK, HEMMED IN BY
matter, and nature is simply disposing of the poison by draining it
from the system through' the sore. . :
Just as long as the blood continues impure and contaminated, any
sore on the body will remain
FLAMES. IS EESCUEI) open, vlo amount of dressing.
' i i i p . . ,
cicansing or uisinrccungine uicer
The , proper way, and the
only way, to cure an old sore or
iilfAt" 4o s raa r-n eta fKsm stvsm -
on which it feeds; in other words
fSoeclat DliDitcB to Tba Jouro I
hotel at this place, a frame structure, will everproduce a cure, because
eetlonrhwing been thTntoppiii ptac. they do not reach the bIdo.d.
of thousaaHs of vJsltora to Mount Ta
coma and . the National Park, waa de
stroyed by fire this morning. Mra B.
F. InderbiUen. wife of the nronrietor.
hada narrow escape, being aroused by
tha flames bursting in her window.. The
Mu-int bv the ataira was cut off. but
her screams brought men to the rescue, j cleanse the blood and the Dlace
who succeeded In extricating her. The iT, TcI i " , " u c ifcC
loaa will reach (tooo. JNo inauranca ' I luuo i ncai.
rr.T i m i ti i rmmtnrmn I uit vuummauuu Ul licmui-
inVUW&XABawu&ms.-;,. fuL vegetable inpredients nf
JVEAK SAK FKAAC1SCU wjiich.b.s.S. is composed make
it an especially desirable and
(raited rreaa Leased wire.)
Ban Francisco. Atirll 7. The Cruiser
California camring the naawengera res
cued from the wrecked ateamahln Inl-
ama will In Mir har. tfvl.T -
rdln ta wireless dlsnatchea received
from the Farallone ialands, .81 mllea ;
went "of here.
ana.
ta wireless dlspatchea received
lalanas, . ! mil
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irnrir.r. Miiinnri from the Tndl
,a, which waa wrecked at Point Ixma.
effective remedy It cures sores
and ulcers of every kind by
removing impurities from the
circulation. It goes to the very,
bottom of the trouble, and so
completely cleanses - the blood
near Magdalene bay Saturday, will ar- that there iS nO longef any im
rivaon tha California. . purity tO drain thrOuh the place.
R0SEBURG SUICIDE Then narure rebuilds aD broken-,
to vat mrvrmrn aovn 1155116 na causes me piace
IS iUl WLMllLLD to Rii :n w;fri firm. hMhhvfVh
tapertol Maeatra Tie Jaratl.) I J' J' "t"'"'" "CU iauil3
Rosebure.- Or- ADtil J. B. T. Hub-1 FPrtm the hlrwi Slcrt and nreventa
bard, a law student of Salem, rame up .. r. . rSlA '
thia morning to ideatlfy the Tone. lis tile fOnnatWn OT OlU SOrCS Or 811
aulcido. bat did not know, him.' Tb Lovins rafa-mi iSa t-
body U1 be beid riding an Investlga-1 . . awc w
tlon and a report from SeatUa and Other part Of the DOdj, Which
IndkanapoUa fertH Un. .P.
life is reached. S.SS will like- -
wise remove fever germs and
otner maiignani impunnes so
" Coajatr Cowt Onmri.
(fNe. pltek TVa JeorMt)
Oregon city. April t. The county
court convened In regular montfllr t
toe at It e clock this morning; present, I -ft.. I.fc i fu, gvctm wtf m
iooni and Iweliea A number ef rae spefl of SlCkneSS, and Which 8rC .
matters of routine nataro acted npoa
Guaranteed to
roaches, rats.
exterminate cock-;
mice, waterDuft,'
TarVd Bill at tba ralace.
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Varweuv-r. V aah Atnl J A nnt i
FROM THE CALF OF LEG TO
ANKLE A SOLID SORE
afp-Unab from tha oalf to the ankle
waa ona solid inflamed sore, and truly
I waa In bad shape. X improved rap
Idly under tha use of S.8.S., but
about this time I had an attack of Ty
phoid fever and this settled ia tha
original aore. Thia, of course, eauaad
a baokaet, but having confidence ia
tha ability of 8. 8. 8. 1 began it again
aa aooa aa x waa over tba raver,
and to make a long atory abort waa
completely and permanently cured.
Two yeara have elapaed and I have
never bad a return of tha trouble.
Too much cannot ba said ia praise of
your medicine.
XBa. X. A. DUFFY,
814 W. Wash. St., New Castle, Pa.
ENTIRE FOOT A SOLID SORE
Soma time tn t bad a aore to some
on rnr foot and nothing I need would
aa it any good, it eon u sued ta grow
worse aad eat deeper Into tha sur
rounding; fleaa, until the eatire foot
waa a aolld sore, and rave aaa a greet
deal of worry aad trouble. I tried
almost everything X heard ef, but get
t until a oomaaeaoea a. a. a.
rt time after comm. enclaa
dy I began ta improve and
ad ta aaa it until it drove
aa benefit until X eemaaeaoed 8.8.8
la a abort time after commends
this remed
I aantinai
the nolaoa from my blood aad tea
pletely eared this obstinate aore. X
niiamad it most hla-blv aa a ram.
ady for sores and ulcere.
uaviu kj . biuiia.
.848 W. 4Pth St- Hew Tork, Jt. T.
A BAD SORE ON 1115 FACE
X was afflletad with a sore aa mr
faea of four years' standing. It waa
a small pimple at first, but it grad
ually grew larger aad arse la every
ea tHii ia
wav until I eeeame all
aai conaulted aeveral
Btayeieiana.
They all treated aaa, but tbe eora eon
tinned to grow ores. Invl.l.l,
advertiead and oowissaaeed ita uee,
aad after takiaa it a bile X waa
eoaaaaotaiyeu a. If y bieod ie uow
are aaa bealtby rrom tea eneetei
. 8. 8.. aad there kae aet bea snF
alga of ta eora sUaee 8 s 8. 4 it.
Wast Ualoa, Oaia.
"I have taken Scoffs
Emulsion for six weeks
and have found it a won
derful remedy. Before I
' took the Emulsion I had no
appetite ; was weak; had
lost nearly fifty pounds of
flesh, and now I eat well
and am gaining every day.
I find Scotfs Emulsion to
be very easily digested and
a good food for all weak
people."-FLORENCE
BLEEKER, No. 1 Myrtle
Avenue, Bridgeton, N. J.
This is only ona of thousand of
cues where
Scot's
SHOE
has given, an appetite. Its 'so
easUr digested that it doesn't tax
ths digestive organs and they rest;
yet the body is wonderfully nour
ished and built up. Tha digestion
ta improved- then ordinary food
b sufficient.
Growing boys and girls, who need
so much food to keep them well
and strong, and also - growing,'
should be given a bottle of ScoTT't
EinruKM every few weeks. - It
does wonders for them. It pre
vents their getting run down and
spindly. Nothing does them to
Bach good, . - ;
AU, DRUGGIST. "
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Letaseaaa foe an a lillaia aad litem. .
tare aa thia anbj-t A P Oara,. gMag
yoar addraaa aaa tbe aaaie ef fbis
Is
SCOTT BOWNE
40f Pearl Street
New York
TO I1APLES TO
KILL ROOSEVELT
Police Claim That Was Pur
pose of Man Who K
' Found a Suicide. :
Rome, April 7-Failing In hia mis
sion to assassinate former Preaident
Hoosevelt during his visit at Naplea. a
man believed to be J. McFhereon, an
American artist, cnmmtUcl auli at
Torrvaavenia. Naplva, by llin ttm
a dirt Into a ravin.
The police rfue to atate the grminrfa
of their belief that Mc Thereon liilenart
ta aaaaaalnate Colni Itouvevelt. It I
known, howavar, that the Ainailrait (r
tit waa shadowed from the time la
left Brattle r.;nntlf uniil he Was lo.i
trerk of in Yokoliama '
Vapera found In the porketa ef tha
man who daahod himself to death imii
to make hia identity certain.
e ..-.u-aJL . U...L. l ..n
. simrxinr, Atrrxommzs at
that out-door e.erctee Is needed by the
American peoples That a all very wall,
but, how ran people with rheumatism
follow that advlreT The answer Is
very elmple use Ballard's Snow Lini
ment and the rheumatism will go;
leaving you aa apry as a colt. Gives
quick and permanent relief from rheu
matism, neuralgia, lame bark and all
palna. Sold by BkMmore t)rug Co.
Li H JJ IS J 11. --X-.J-i-l-Ui..l.l.'.H
Woman's Power
Over Man
Woman's moat glorious endowment ia tba power , .
to awaken and hold tha pure and honest lova of ,
worthy maa. When aha lotaa it and still jovas on,' ,;'
: bo One in the) wide world oaa know tha heart agony
ba andurae. Tba woman who uffara from weak .
Beta and derangement of bar apaoial womanly or- -1
ganism soon loses tha power to away tba heart of '
! a man. liar general health suffers and aha loses -
btf good looks, her attractiveness, bar amiability ''
, and bar power and prestige at a woman. Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., with
tba assistance of hia staff of able phvaioiana, has presoribed for and cured many
tbovaandt of wemra. Ha baa devised aucoesitul remedy for woman's ail
manta. It is known as Dr. PleroeV Favorite Preseription. It ia a positive
epecino Car tha weaknassea and diaordera peculiar to women. - It purifies, regu
latea, strengthens and heals. Medicine dealer sail It. No ktmtst dealer will
advise you to aooept a aubititute in order to make little larger profit.
IT IXAKE3 WEAK WOMEir STHOZ7G. :
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Houaekeepera Kverything conceivable
along the Una of high grade Hardware.
Convincing" Prices
For each and every article in our store.
Shears, Bakes, B ho vela. Hammers, Saws,
Etc ' - .
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48 Third St., Bet. Pine & Ash
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Contagious Blood Poison g
Dr. Taylor the Leading Specialist j
.TO-NIGHT
1 mHibS n
On account of its frightful hideousnesi
Syphillis or Contagious Blood Poison is
commonly called the king of U venereal
diseases. It may be either hereditary on
contracted. Once the system is tainted with
it, the disease may manifest itself in, the
form of scrofula, eczema, rheumatic pains,
stiff or swollen joints, eruptions or copper-
colored spots on face or body, little ulcers -;
in the mouth or on the tongue, sore throat,
swollen tonsils, falling out of the hair or
eyebrows, and, finally, a leprous-like decay
of the flesh and bones. If you have any of
these or similar symptoms, you are cordial-'
ly invited to consult me immediately. If I
find your f carfare unfounded, I will quickly
unburden your mind. But if your constittiy
tion is infected with poisonous virus I will,
tell you so frankly and show yon how to get '
rid of it. Mr special treatment for Conta
gious Blood Poison is practically the result
of my life work, and is indorsed by the best
physicians of "America and Europe.; If con-"
tains no dangerous drugs or injurious medi- 1
cines of any kind. It goes to the very bottom of the disease and forces
out every particle of impurity. Soon every sign and symptom of Con
tagious Blood Poison disappear completely and forever. The blood,
the tissue, the flesh, the bones and the whole system are cleansed, ouri-
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I treat and cure all diseases of men. 'You can pay mewhen I
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The DR. TAYLOR
234 MORRISON ST- CORNER OF SECOND, PORTLAND, OR.
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