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Newspaper Page Text12 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, TUESDAY' EVENING JULY 13. 190&. HilfllES 10 COfJE FOR HEW WHEAT Frencli Bark ExpectedTo1 Ar- . rive About Middle of October.- It was announced this tnorelni that the French bark Nantes has been char tered to load new wheat at Portland for I'nlted Kingdom ports, and she le ex pitted to arrive here about the middle Of October. . - The Nantes Is a "vessel of 1363 tons net register and is In command of Cap tain CureU She- sailed from Cardiff, Wales, on the litta of May. bound for JnVa Tnamanla frAlTI VL'hirh DISCS she wilfcoiue here. ttt-Tiotrini ownl ? of what her cargo consists, but It is ' probably coat . ' The name of the charter party was not given, but it is a local firm. She was taken at the, union charter price cf 27S Sd. It is expected that from now on ves sels will be chartered more rapidly for carrying new crop wheat, and shippers are looking forward to a good season.- Another ship bound .or this port is the British ship Comlleoank, Captain 43eorge, which Is on Its way here from Newcastle, tf. 8. W.. It is not known whether she- has been chartered or not, or whether she la bringing a cargo here, nor have th Merchant's exchange been notified to whom she is consigned. diSe ' were taken off the Suveiia this morning br one of the piVer boats and unloaded at the Ash .street dock. She still has .ft tons of . bonded merchan dise on board for Seattle, which could not be taken out when she was there. The 8temer Armaria - -will not get away to Tongue Point until Thursday. She was to have gone tomorrow. - The steamer Roanoke wilt sail for San Pedro tonight at 8 o'clock. - ;r. .Report f orvWestern Oregon. r District Forecaster E. A. Beals has Just compiled an elaborate report, on the western half of Oregon, which, will be sent, to Washington- today, where It will be printed and will be ready for free distribution in about two months. The report contains precipitation and rainfall data in detail for 15 stations in western Oregon, -the records averaging 15 years in length. The1 longest rexord Is that of Astoria which has been kept for 66 years. . . The report will also show the temper ature extremes, length of the growing season and prvaillng winds, it will be very handy for reference for all persons Interested in our climate, ' especially hydraulic engineers and prospective settlers. This one will be followed by a similar publication for -eastern Ore gon as soon as it can per. compiled. MAKIVB INTELtlGEXCB SNAKE JUTER GRAIN First Shipment of Season Comes on 4. X. Teal Today. '' The first shipment of grain this year from the Snake river country will arrive this evening on the steamer J, N. Teal. The shipment, which consists of IOOO sacks of, barley, comes, from Central Ferry.- '."'" "' " Heretofore farms in the Snake River countrv-bave experienced great diffi culty in getting , their grain hauled, it usuallv being well into the fall before ' any of it could be moved, as it has al ways been sent to Portland by rail, and it was almost Impossible to get cars to move lt but this year a large amount of jit was hauled into Central Ferry, . 1 ' miles above Rlparla, and will be brought . down here by steamer. The Twin Cities takes it at Central Ferry and brings It down to The Dalles, where . the J. N. Teal reships It and brings It on- to Portland. The present : shipment will be followed In a day or so by another one of 1800 sacks, and It 1s understood bv the Open River Trans portation company that there will be ' other shipments for every trio for some time to come. It la being sent here to M. H. Houser. . " - ' , ' Another large shipment, which .the Teal will begin taking Uo on her next trip to The Dalles, la 1646 barrels of asphalt, which the steamer Nome City brought from San Francisco yesterday, and C50 sacks of sugar, of which 1800 .have already been sent to Lewlston. The asphalt, which Is also for LeWls ton. will be used there for paving, a great deal of which Is being done by - that thrtving llttl city thla-year,- 1900 : barrels having already : been . taken no . there. Th surer came on the Marhof - fer the last time she was here, and the most of It has now reached Lewlston. - LUMBER FOR CHINA Seg-alar Users 3ne to Arrive. Argo. Tillamook July 11 Hoquiam, Ban Francisco .'July .14 Alliance. Coos Kay JUiy is Stetson, San Francisco. July- 16 I Breakwater, Coos Bay , . . ...... .July IS ; Falcon. Ban Francisco July 18 I George W. Elder, 8an Pedro. .. . .July IS1 Male oriaiuornia, eaa iran..juiy iv Henrlk Ibsen, orient .......... .July 22; VV B 1.4 .1 VV, B1. ....... .JKMWJfl,4."l . Btbln Chevye. Fr. bic. ....... .Antwerp Crown of Germany, nr.' bk. ... Antwerp Oenevleve Mollnos, Fr. bk. ....Antwerp Marechael de Castries, Fr. bit.. Glasgow General Fatdherbe- Fr, bk...... Antwerp Gael. Fr. bk. .............. ...uotidon La RochaJsquelln. Fr, bk, ..... Antwerp ne, Fr. bk. ...... ......Cherbourg Bossuet, Fr. bk.. ............. .Antwerp Ernest Legouve, Fr.-bk.. . .Hamburg Crillon, Fr. bk. ............. Ant wer ' : Ea Bon to to bead Clraia. . ,. LePeller, Fr. bk. .. ...... . ... .ublln Le Hermlte,'Fr. b.. .Newcastle, N. 8 W. Neallly, Fr. bk. ............. .Limerick Corn II Bart, Fr. bk........ Hobart Ltsbeth, Ger. sh. .Ban Diego Mlchelet. Fr. bk. .......... ..Fleetwood Turgot Fr. bk ...... ...Hull Andre Theodore. Fr. bk. ...... .Iqulqus Montcalm, Fr. bk ..v. Adelaide CoL, Vlllebols MareulL Fr. bk.. Australia Bayard. Fr. bk Australia Vlncennes. Fr. bk .....Limerick Bldnrt.. Fr. bk. .. .. .......... .Nagasaki Marechal Castries. Fr. bk, . ... .Glasgow Pierre Lotl, Fr. ok . ; ......... . Falmouth Manx King, Br, sh. ..Antwerp Colony, Br. sh . , .London David D'Angers, Fr. ship. .... .London, Altair. Br. bk.... Newcastle, Eng. Comiiiebank, Br. sh., Newcastle. N S. W: Crown of Germany. Er. bk Antwerp f Babia-Chevyaa, Fr. bk ....... . . Antwerp unci, rr. ui..., .,,.. Cen Fardherbe. Fr. bk Antwerp Koche. Fr. sh Newcastle. X. 8. W. La Rochajaquelln, Fr. bk. Hull pottaJoch, Br. sh... ...Antwerp Wavertree, Br. bk KlUmere Leon Blum. Fr. sh.... fuJ! Rene. IT. bk. ......Hull Scottish Glens. Br. sh....Ssn Francisco H. D. Troop. Br. bk.. ..Yokohama ....July ....July 26 . ...Bepi. lb Btpart. J ....July'li: Tl 11 liltHUlj 11 ....July 14 ....July 1J July 20 July S3 Roanoke. San Pedro . . . . Rose City, San .Francisco ... Selja, orient ...i.... ...... Beg-ulM Xiiners Dae to Roanoke, ' San Pedro ; . , . Argo, Tillamook Breakwater, Coos Bay .... Alliance, Coos Bay Geo. W. Elder. San Pedro. Faleon. San Francisco State Of California, San Fran.. July 24 Henrlk Ibsen,- ortent ..........Auk. 17 Rygja, orient .. ..,..., .......Sept 1 :'. Taas-ls ta Vm ,' Leyland Bros , Br. sh. ........ 0. W. P. Donna Franceses, Br. bk. ...... .Astoria Churchill. Am. sch .Astoria Sue H. Elmore-;, .Couch street Alvena, Am. sch Astoria W. F. Jewett, Am. sch Astoria Washington. Am. ss I.Llnnton Neotsf reld, Br. bk. ............ .O. W. P. Brabloch. Br. bk.. .. Oceanic Compeer, . Am. ss. .....Rainier Mabel Gale, Am. - scU. ....... ...Astoria Matterhorn, Br. sh., ........ .Centennial Suverlc, Br. sa Linn ton Glenalyon. ' br. an .Oceanic C S. Holmes, Am. sch. ........ Astorle Carmel. Am. ss. Oak Polrt William H. Macey, Am. ah. .Tongue Pt Gulf Stream. Br. bk. . ... . . .Elevators Schwa rtzenbek. Oer. bk..Inman-Poulsen Shna Yak .Columbia Hawaii, Am. achr ....... .Inman-Poulsen Bessie Dollar. Br. ss. ........ ..Llnntnn Matterhorn, Br, bk. Stream . ;, Xn Xonta to Load Xun.Bec. " l . Wellesley. Am. ss. ..... . Ban Francisco Carlos. Am. sa... ..San Francises Cascade. Ant. as. .Snn Francisco u u ACTUALLY, POSmVELV, IN VARIABLY RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO THE COLOR AND 1 VIGOR . OF YOUTH. ' Yon can't look young if ronrKaitls my, hiti, dull and liteleta. Hay Hair Health will bring back the oalural color, juit at it was when you were young. Stop dandrulf and Calling out. Makes the hair brht, silky and full of life and beauty not a dye won't color or soil jrott - Steamer . Bessie Dollar Has Finished Loading and Will Leave Tomorrow. Having, finished loading lumber at Linn ton, the steamer Bessie Dollar will clear for. China today and leave down the river. at about IX o'clock tomorrow morning. . i n -.., The Bessie Dollar, which' has been at' Llnnton loading since the 26th of j June, Is the - vessel which was sus-1 pected of having opium on board when! - she arrived at. Astoria from Masatlan,-) Mexico, and which - waa thoroughly searcned upon ner arrival over me Dar, although nothing in the shape of opium was found on board of her. .-v-V She is ; one of the Dollar line of teamers and will make - regular trips , between ereahd"jhlneae portiwliH' lumber, returning by way of San Pe dro and San Francisco, In' which places . she will deposit her oriental cargo, and come up here In ballast. Two other : ships or the time line, the Hasel Dol lar and the M. S. Dollar, will follow her in regular order, .about six weeks apart. Captain Gow, who laid : off a trip while the vessel went to Mexico, has again assumed command of the steamer, and will have charge of her on her subsequent voyages. Bhe loaded about 2,000,000 feet of lumber for Hankow. OlymDlc. Am. sa .Sao Franttsce Casco San Francisco Inca. Am. sch.. ...San Francisco Bowdoln, Am. str, . .....San Francises E. H. Wood, Am. sch ....Ban Francisco Marhof fer ............. .San Francises H. B." Bendlxen. Am.-sch. San Francisco Jehan Poulsen. Am. ss... .San Francisco Irene.- Am. sen. - ...San Francisco Geo.-W. Fen wick. Am sa. .San. Francisco IM. S. Dollar, Br. e. ... .'Vi . ... China nas lAiiiar, or ......... .japnn Mm Bouts WlUt Oemena and OeaeraX Pol tallock,- Br. ah . .. Antwerp CAPTAIN BOLLES HERE Comes Upon' Steamer Rose - - for Vacation. City ' Among the passengers to arrive "from ' San Francisco on the steamer Rose City, which came into. Alns worth dock at 11:25 last night, was Captain O. F. Bolles, United States local Inspector of hulls at San Francisco. Captain Bolles is well known here, having been for 20 years the master of the Ill-fated steamer Columbia, which was sunk in - a' collision about two years ago, al though he was not in command of her - at the time. - He has come to Portland . for a vacation and to attend to some business matters. Others among the passengers were Charles . G. Elllcott and Mlsa Josephine Elllcott,- son and daughter of Captain. J. M.- Elllcott, in spector of the thirteenth lighthouse dis trict - ; - - Captain Maon reports 'that the Rose uity was accompanied by fog as far as Cape Mendocino, but after that they had northwest winds and a westerly : swell until their arrival at Astoria. She carried 2T6 passengers and 1400 tons of general xreignt. ' MARINE -NOTES" -'' V Astoria. Or., July IS; Wind north west, weather clear, sea smooth. Sailed at 6 a. m., steamer Shan Tak, for San Francisco. Arrived, at :40 a, steamer Daisy Freeman from Ban Fran cisco. Arrived at 7 last night and left tip at 8 this morning, schooner Lottie Bennett, from Redondo. ' Queenstown. July 11. Sailed. French Park Denalx, from Portland for Dublin. San Francisco. July It. Arrived at 10 a, m.. steamer F. S- Loop, steamer Atlas, from Portland. t . Salinas Cms. July 10. Arrived, sfcamer Riverside, from Portland. . Tldea at Astoria. Wedneiutav trh watfr-U:!C a. m., . feet: 10:35 n. ' water 4:58 a. v. iwi. i.io p. m., in reel. ALOXG THE WATERFRONT Mrn. .KIchoi; wife of Captain Nlrhol if ki" .,lriti"h.,b,r Gulf StSam. left P- m rDeroatn, Scotland, vesterd&v tor r.i- iatie passage on Portland Day A.Y. P. iition Exdos Pare $5.60 PORTLAND TO ' SEATTLE AND RETURN Going Trip July 19 Only Return Limit July 26 .Tickets and Information. 355 Morrison St. '. A. D. CHARLTON , A. G. P. A. A. $1 AND 50c. BOTTLES. AT DRUGGISTS. Hay's Hartlna Sony cures Eczema, red, rough and chapped bands, aod all skis diseases. Keeps skis ana and soft, 25c druggists. Send 3c lor free books. "The Care oi tbe Skin," "The Care el the Hair." . . rtOla Hajr Spec Co Newark. i, . WOODAHD. CLABKZ aj 00. BaMDMOaX SBVO CO. i Nature Intended you to be physically perfect If there are any defects in your make-ut). then you are onlv a, cieca of a , man. it a up to you to remove the effects of dissipations and parly Indiscretions. Better do it before you .are totally debilitated. If you suffer from weakness of any kind, varicose veins, drains, r.ervous debility, or. any trou ble that saps your vitality, you ought to -read my. big, free book, which tells how men be come strong; and vigorous after a few anDlications of KlectroVlgor. This book is written In plain language-and beautifully illustrated with pictures of well-built, robust men and women. Don't waste your money on drugs, which only stimulate. Blectrlclty is Nature's remedy for men like you. Electro-Vigor is tijLftbsLwayol applying t Don't wait another minute. Cat out this conpon -- right , now and mall It to me, if you can't call. I'll send the book, closely sealed, i Consultation free. Office houra 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.: Sunday, 10 to 12. Mareehal d'Noallles .'. . ., Antwerp Parnassus, Oer. ship .Santa Rosalia Jordanhlll. Br. bk. . . . . Quay mas Walkure, Ger. ss.. ....... .New Zealand Dwiuesne,.' Fr. bk..... .... .Point Ptrle Glenholm.Br. ship,.. .Honolulu Nantes, Fr. bk. Hobart Sa Boats With OoaL t . Hoche, Ft. bk. J. ....Newcastle, N. 8. W. lolnville, Fr. bk. . . .Newcastle. N. 8. W. Bongalnvllle, Fr. bk........... Swansea , . - CU Carrier ea Boats, v - Atlas; Am.' ss... ..;....,. San Francisco Asuncion, Am. ss. ...... . .Ban Francisco Argyle, Am. as... ........ San Francisco . Stoker Asleep on Duty. ; . The city civil service commission yes terday directed the discharge from serv ice bf E. O. Dunlap, formerly a stoker on the flreboat Williams. Jle admitted that he, fell aaleep while on duty for a. mo ment but said he waa not dreaming long enough to cause any damage. The com mission decided that even a little-sleep is too much. - WELSH CASE IS , READY FOR TRIAL Brother Sues Asphalt Com " pany for Heavy Damages . for Death of Relative. 4 - In the suit of John Welsh, adminis trator of the estate pf Michael Welsh, against the fearber Asphalt'company, on trial before Judge Bean In the United States district court, the plaintiff be gan the. introduction of testimony this mornin". the drawing of the jury hav n been comoleted. yesterday afternoon. The contention of the plaintiff is that the defendant company waa negli gent in allowing a portion of the ma chinery ,ln 'its Alblna ulant to get out of order and remain so. thereby -causing the death of Michael Welah. the plaintiffs brother. t Contributory negligence on the part of the deceased is set up as a defense to the actio, the defendant undertaking to prove that Michael Welsh accented ine employment knowing the condition of the machinery. - . , . ,- .'It is probable that the trial of the case will take up the greater part of the week, as there are a number of wit nesses on each side and every step in the proceedings ia being hotly contested by the attorneys. : . Judge Henry E. McGinn represents the plaintiff, F, S. Senn and John He"tv appearing . for the Barber As phalt company. . . . Th Novelty Still Unger. ; -. From the Baglnaw News, What seems ao strange at the White; House is having a man on the. Job who doesn't break loose every day.. " Anty Drudge on Early Rising. Mrs. Workhard (winding alarm clock) -"I always set the alarm for 4 o'clock on Monday morning;, so I can make an early start with my washing and get through before dark." - . .;. '. : - Antv Drudge-' 'Nonsense. Just you sleep three hours later, and then send to the grocer's for some Fels-Naptha soap, and do your washing the Fels-Naptha way. Your wash will be on the lln before noon, cleaner and whiter than ever before." DR. S.A.HALL CO. 1314 Second Ave., Seattle. Please ytiur free book. send me, prepay, 100 page illustrated 7-13-0 Name . Address ; ernooi. whre she will ine t.unaroer lvemie Tor Boston, from m ii ii.c. hub wiu come to Portland to Join her husband. The captain ex- "r.1; h.r-r.Jt..rriv br.e n meht me wr .iib iiiuraing; or the 2Cth. m? muiin nuH. uiy stopped at Valunrnlan. Chile, probablv for coal prior to July 1. and it is exnett she will arrive in San Francan July 25 or 2. . : After unloading 65.000 feet of lumber at .Llnnton. the steamer , Argo, from Tillamook.- arrived at the Oak street dock this morning. Besides the lumber she hsd on board 1360 cases of cheese and IS passenger.' With a ge-neral cargo the ' steamer Dalsv Fremimt Is expected to srrive at the Cak street dock from San Francisco some time tonight. -'-- : - The tow boat Oklahama went 'down the river , last nirht to tow up , the schooner Little liennett, - from San 1'rancisoo, which will go to the North 1'nclflc Lumber company's dock to load Igm ter. . The steam schooner Casco left San Franc imto Bundsy fer tins port with a reeral oarso. iShe will probably- be here -Thursday and will load lumber !. Kidney and Bladder Diseases Are Fatal sBaaasaasaai . In Many CasesUnless the Dead ly Uric Acid Poison Which Causes Them Is Removed. The sj-mDtoms of nrln f A kidney and bladder disease, are manv and easily recognised. Among them- are chronic weak and. aching back (espec ially in evidence when attempting to lift something, or to rise suddenly from a stooping position), sharp, stabbing pains and hitches in the back, groin, and limbs, muscular soreness, twitch- inga, etc, - . .. ., ... Some of the more- dangerous results are gall-stones and gravel, inflamma tion, painful, scalding sensation and sediment In the urine. Impure blood and Its long train of evils, sciatica, dropsy, chronic diabetes. Bright' disease, and other fatal maladies.: DeWitt's Kidney and ' Bladder Pills very speedily and permanently rectify any derangement of the kidneys and bladder that is not past- heln. Thn operate" at once.-and rtirwtlv.-tinrm .ho I Oak street a'oneya, oiaaaer ana liver, and are es- i"'J euoinraK, neaiing, antiseptic, purifying, reconstruct! re, tonic and cur ative. ' , . .. As an instance of the great good which follows upon the use of these msrvelously . beneficial Pills, note the case of Mr Geo. F. Gllmore, Jackson, ua.. who writes: "I take great pleasure Ei-Ti"n.tluu Witt's Kidney a-ndJ YOUNG jVIIIMG CHINESE MEDLINE CO. Wonderful reme dies from XXBBS AMD 2LOOTS cure j Cancer, Nervous i ness. (Catarrh. As thma, Coughs, La Grippe1. Throat, Lung, Liver, Kid ney and Stomach Troubles; also all Private Diseases. Consultation - free. -'Ja47 Taylor aireet, L J 1 bet. 2d and Id. w tfimm ii ) portlandt Oregon. l I " i Every Woman umHowaasnauMua now - a Dons cue woodecrol MARVEL tthirlina SDrsv ITSS MW VaylMlSTHaM. AW I auction. Htn Ku. im cannot upoly the VfjJWi'jij . In India the , women still go down to the river banks and wash clothes by rub-' . bing them over stones. They are unprogressiye, we say. But .they are no farther behind the times than the American women who still boil clothes and'hard-rub them on a washboard. The women of India don't weaken their clothes by boiling, at least. The truly modern way of washing is the Fels-Naptha way. No boiling to " WeakeOfeg "fibre ; no hard-rabbing to wear and tear. - Work saved, time saved, fuel saved; clothes cleaner. - Follow directions on the red and green. wrapper. Diseases That Afflict Men Cured to Stay Cured Good Health Is a . Business Asset Take the Road That Lds to Health BY THE ST. LOUIS MEDICAL COMPANY , Corner Scor4 n4 Yamhill Streets, Portland. Oregon - Men, if you are seeking tbe services of. Skilled Reliable .Specialists Ton Should rirst Come" to TJs, Bebanse We Can Show Ton by the War We Will Treat Ton and the Manner la WMon We Are Satisfying Oar Fatlenta That Oar Treatment ZS BirmSEVT, QTIOKBB am ISTTU T&aJf TOT CAJT OJBT ButTiua -;v :frk ' It Is astonishing to us, as well aa to our . patients . that ao many men ' we treat and dismiss In a ahort time cured sound and well had been treatsd by dif ferent physicians and. specialists before comlnc to us, without settlns; more than temporary benefit, if any benefit at all. It does seem that' any doctor might have cured them at first when the trouble amounted to but little. It la, of course,- experience in specialisation that accounts for the arrest work we are doing, and while man) doctors claim to be skilled and blow a big horn, they do not make good when called upon. We have inveatla-ated and tested all known methods for the treatment and cure of diseases of men, which elves us the right to 1udae between the false and the true between shallow pre ten alons and solid worth between - sub. stance and shadow. Musty and ancient theories and methods cannot stand out aire hist our advanced modes of treat ment; against progressive medical scl- ' v 'sj " 1 ' '"' yi ' ' J ':'" Not a , Dollar Need Be Paid Unless Cured ence and InrtlMnutahlA vlr1enre fit nun. dreds and hundreds of cases cured. All that can be accomplished by expert skill, vsst experience and scientific office equipment is now being done for tnose wno apply to us for the help-they need. 1 ..- Treatment of MEN We will treat some of your d la eases for as lew a fee as $5. We will make- you an ex ceptionally 1 o w fee on any disease you may be . suf fering from. Toil should take advantage of this offer when It Is made by the St. Louis Medical Co., hcause If you are a resident of this locality you know we nave been lo cated in Portland a long time and have the reputa tion of being the moat successful and reliable -specialists treating diseases of men. - This Uttle Booklet eoatalae val. nable points you oar tit to know, and if 70a eaat call, write for la. Its free In sealed envelope. Medicines Furnished Patients In Our Private Laboratory at from $1.60 to tt.60 a gpurse. IF YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN. WRITE FOR SYMPTOM BLANKS, AND GET OUR ADVICE FREE. Take Heed of This Warning and help . yourself before It le too late. When the eye tern needs more wa ter or food, thirst ana hunger remind you of this fact. When you have a headache, dlsslness, lack of memory; Shyslcal or mental eblllty, it is an an nouncement by : na ture that- something Is wrong, and if you are not sure -what It Is, better consult a .doctor whose ex perience qualifies him for examina tion and decision. Th? will cost - you nothing, and we will advise you as one- honest man : . - ' ahould advise an other. If we can-do you no good, we promise to do you no barm. . In other words, if we believe we can not cure you, we will candidly tell Jou so. On tbe. other hand. , If we eclde that your case is a eurable one, we will allow you to pay our fee as best sulta ytfur convenience. COTSirr.TATXOX ' AKD - exAmwATio.- - OPHICM HOURS J a, in. to I p. m. dally. 19 a. m. to frsunaaya. 7 St. Loii is nlL?i.rd DieSpensary ' Corner Second and Vamhlll, Portland, Oregon1 MEN'S WEAKNESS 1ASTERED Mer4fnMjrlL he cannot wrnlT th 1IVKL .(y-.nt ba tbar. bat Mnd lUnn for llluatrated book-W. tt 1 fall Dartieaian and dlmction. In. TluibJe toliln, SlJtnVKI. CiKt ' Hrn nan 1 w'Hlt. for sale by Skldmora Drug Co., Woodird, Clarke Co., aaa Leae-Davls Drug Co. tr4. fjr if- 7rr4jr r , Twenty-five tons of oriental mcrchan- 1 turn mail postpaid. Do it today most aggravated . casea of inflammation of the bladder. I have ever known." E. ..! Witt 4 Co., Chicago. .-'til, want e-ery jnan and woman who have the least sunplclon that they are afflic ted with kidney aod .bladder diseases of these Pill will be nt fn hv r. Ail I J I enre all diseaaea of men by methods of my own devising. These methods are a radi cal departure from thi . ordinary medical practice, which attempts to cure every HI of mankind by stomach drugging and thus kills more people than are cured. In my practice. I do not drug the stomach at all, but I apply healing medicines of my own directly to the dlseaaed region, and thus effect a complete and' permanent cure In a very short time. My - treatment never falls,- as my unbroken record. , covering a period of over Zl years, fully proves. Don't be practiced and experimented upon ty physicians, druggists, electric belts , and Incompetent specialists. My larfre prao- ' tlce and. quick, thorough methods enable mo to cure Men's diseases in half the time and about one-fourth the usual fees asked. - My guarantee is: . SB. TAYX.OB. , The leading BpeolaUet. Not a Dojlar Need Be Paid Until Cured INO STIMULANTS FOR "WEAKNESS" -My success in permanently curing that - "weakness, fully demonstrates the absolute oorrettness condition oommonly known as lute, mrreetneaa of mv method of treatment, which ,i a method employed by myself alone. I do not stimulate -the functions to temporary activity by the use of strong in ternal medicines. This Is the course commonly pursued by both general practitioners and . specialists, and , Is a treatment ' that cannot pos sibly result In a permanent i cure. "Weakness" is merely a symptom of -chronic inflammation in the prostate gland brought on by excesses, early dissipation er by the improper treatment of , . some contracted disease. A complete and radical cure. Is therefore a question, of re storing the prostate gland to its normal state, and - thla I sccomplish promptly and completely with the use of Internal ' remedies. My treatment Is a local one entirely. It ia original and scientific, and has : been proved absolutely effective by thousands of teats. I am con vinced that by no other method can . full and permanent restoration of strength and vigor be acoomplished. . v --t, CONTRACTED DISORDERS ' The serious results . that may follow .neglect of contracted . diseases could scarcely be exaggerated. Safety demands an absolutely thorough cure In the least possible time. I have treated more eases of contracted disorders than any other physician upon the Pacific Coast. ' My cares are thorough and are accomplished In less time thon -other ' forms of treatment require In producing evn doubtful results. I employ reme dies of my own devising and my treatment ia equally effective in both . recent and chronic cases. . ; -. , ,- . t - varicose veins '- There is no1 necessity for surgical operations in the treatment of Vafl coe Velne. This disease yields completely to my mild au painless meth od, and results are far better than were - ever. -attained by the harsh' and dangerous' Drai-tice of Cuttlnr. ' But one - week la reoulred.' and seldom is it even necessary fo detain the patient , from his business. . . . CONSULTATION AND DIAONOSIS FREE I ao not charge fof advle, examination or diagnosis. Tf you call for'a private ibik wun me, you wui not Da urged to begin treatment. If Im- . possible to call, write". Office hours a. m. to p. m. Sundays, 10 te 1 only. A The DR. TAYLOR Co. ' Oomsrsa sxoovn . Ari iiobjubost stsxzts, pobtxojtb, obboov. Wrate Batraaee, SI4H Korrleo Street. " ';.' WHEN IN PORTLAND I VISIT OUR FREE ill ae asaia . is w MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 291V, MORRISON ST. (UPSTAIRS). Bet. 4th and SU Sts. . A .GREAT COLLECTION OF - LIFE-LIKE SUBJECTS DEMONSTRATING PERFECT AND, DISEASED CONDITIONS QF MEN. Quickly. Safely and Thoroughly WEAKNESS OF MEN, VARICOSE VEINS, HYDROCELE, NERVOUS : DEBILITY, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, SORES. ULCERS, SWOLLEN r.i a Mne . vttimt? V ut a rrno iun rn"r . TAL DISEASES, PROSTATE GLAND DIS-, UKUtKS AKU ALL CUN 1 KAtl liU bi'S CIAL DISEASES OF MEN. , mm 1 CONSULTATION AND. EXAMINATION FREE." If you cannot call, write for' question list ana tree dook. - i ( MEN: IF IN TROUBLE CONSULT US TODAY I Hours from 9 - m. to S p. m., t'nd Sundays from 10 to 12. i : I The Oregon Medical Institute 291ji Morrison St, Bet 4th nd Sth, Portland. Oregon' ; sBV a a ateaTs a aTsTa4 SB SB- BB H 'V . -, . -.. .- .... , 1 ' ,-' ! - X - i DR. WING LEE The Great Chinese Doctor tocATxn XJff ; porLAin bixcb iseo He ie called the great because he cures all Diseases without resorting to the knife. Call and have a free examination. He will ' tell -you tbe " exact nature of your trorble. - Ha treats successfully every form of female com plaint, all private and blood - diseases, can cer, paralysis, tumors, rheumatism and all disorders of the stomach., liver and kMneva. - He has ' had great success in curing consumption when the victim Is not too much run down by the disease, and will stop hemorrhages In an In credibly short time. He brews his own medicines from Chinese toots, ' herbs, buds, barks and vegetable teas, all of- which are entirely harm less, and whose medlclnaf properties ars unknown to American doctors. He used In bis practice over 600 different Oriental , remedies. Hundreds si testimonials irom graieiui patterns. DR. WING 37 North Fifth Street 1 .". ' lsj" laE B4 ' V Portland, O resort -X 3J