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Newspaper Page Text,1 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1 ' 1009. 18 ; v. JO REPORT OF UK IBSEN S. Loop aiul Jtainler Did Not See Her Off Ihe , Coast. could set their produce to market In an aaay manner, would naturally make an effort to produce uiort. t RECXMMKNIMi Bl'OY 3f AX Y VESSELS MA If N Jtt)UiI YESTEKDAY Captain. Jojc of Steamer" Chicago Wants One Near llainfleld Iteef. John McNulty of th local hydrography otlUe Ima r revived a letter from Captain It Joyce, maator of low aleaiuati'.p -. r Argo. Tillamook . .T. . . Oct II Hu II. fclmore. Til la moon wi. Koanuke, Mn pedro , (. Iom City, Man Francisco. , Nov. JOJa Nov. Becalaa X.lnsr Das to Popart. Hue II. Klmori. Tillamook Oct 22 Rose City, San Francisco. . , . . ,tot it Kureka, Kureka -t if A nr.. Tillamook Oct 26 Ueo. W. fclder. (tan radro. Oct. 11 Kreakwater. Coos Bay , ,.oet IT ! HERO OF 1170 K IS DEAD go, who states that Ms vessel was Kanaaa City. Kan Franclaoo. . . j rjnrri,l Flvill S Of l4 RllfV Ihiii a shoal off bamflold Islands orient Ootooarl UUI trill Jjlm.ll D. Jl3 Dili.' cumbs to Heart Attack f Vooeiiitte Was Only Steamer to -Come :. Io Vetferday Iter Is Ektremely Hough With OO Mile Wind From Southeast, Chita o' i.rws o PIIWR a III 1 IIVIU iiiu I T " - - a I - on the nla-ht of Wntmnber HO. which Roanoke, Mao Pedro.,, isov. II . waa thick ami atormy, and reccomendlng J . Teasels la Tort. mat a vuny do Mitoea mere. Mr. aiu-I . ...... n I . . .... . N.U.',y..h" .? " "V"8.' U ,8t'"r fa KraneV-ST LV ".AsTorla JJI'lIUnill JCCCOrU. wiiu ion vanaaian auinuriiiea. b.....t. u. . ,tv,: " ..t i ............ , . i i . . . ...... . i .a llll... ! ., a- CFUI w a.......... .fi.ill tfuyuv hti in ma iflu.r mail.... . - .i. . I r whra iha iimiih if Mlieeim river I rairoajta, Am. aa.. .v " I . empties on onch aide of Kennedy lolanu, riX.. a . Oak at w'Vmi lit aoutiieaat aalea and heavy freaheta. Hiulam, Am. sb. " Ilochealar. N. 1 Oct II. Majbr a current of one mil. an hour sets weal i"H' , r " . ,,7 1 Oeneral Klwell Stephen OUa. retired, a the Hiith of vea l"' VA " I"'."-.! died earlv todar at hla home at Qatea Bfia at the laat irt of the ebb tide snd s-'"-" here, of heart trouble, Oeneral S:.K:"V?K,.USV .Columbia oil-; who was born In Frederick. Mt. direction aufflilent to end.n77 the RfwE"- A,An- ".V 1 "". n The steamers F. S. Loop and Rainier .' arrlred In Astoria this rnornln and :theT renort no algn of the overdue Nor '..rin' ttMintr llenrlk Ibsen off tho I off Bamfleld reaf. which lie says ex nmih f the Columbia rirer. accord In I tends farther at low water than Is to Information received this morning generally supposed. by the Portland Bt Aslatlo Steamship safety of veaaela proceeding eaaterly. r,ViVrt I kk Irvl until past the Cecil I'an h. Jie suya WidhaVt Pr hk. iierse that U I. not of sny Importance to flm bk. '.'.tYnnTo ahlna westward bound. irtVirA iw aa Oceanl Ave were set on the Shoal off the vMhaVha 'vr' bkV. . . .Marae lMliinds on . .which wa pursuing r) . H il a .AInaworthMarct Is nj, ,wuB widely known as an Indian fighter and also tia4 an e- ;yloelltnt reoord for duty In the Fhlllp- ton Pinra.- nlo I General Otis was graduated from th I also, have Increased their i dlacount Mersey i University of Rochester , In JUS, and I rates. It la intimated that there la an Dill OF EIIGLIIflD INCREASES RATE WafpaBaBajipBiakaWgeBkBjWSJJ Discount Advanced From 4 to 5 Per Cent Profess Altruistic Motive. (Dallas Pre !mh Wire.) Iondon, Oct SI. The Dank of JEng- land today announced an Inoreasa In Its discount rat of from four to five per cent aa wag predicted yesterday by th United Prase. This lis the third Increase since October 7. th rat hav- ng been doubled within - a fortnight Th banks, pt Germany and Belgium ...... ... iiniBm cniuiiviuv. . vm. Hamrioid muinds on tne nignt or tiep- uin . a ini,nt . v.'. "V- V. I . . ' - r ...... .. ... t em her so. .which was thlok and atormy, V:"'; lie a. inman"pouTaen ,nre y,r" ,Mer rev ,n . I understanding among the foreign bank- IthouKh pursuing our usual oourae unZ,.rA f Troon Br bk Llnnton I negre from th Harvard law cnooi. I era to keep up th rate In order to t . t...b 1 . . . . T . . . I I .mm J. .. tK a. . ft. a .(..11 .I... 1. A I A . . I. ,1 kl..L I POltallOCh. Iir. DK, , AlDen I . uuims iu. ... w ...... u. wuwi r. m. v vi .jnF.ui.iiun wiiia ll la Hazel lol!r, Br. aa..... Preaoott I entered upon a military career abound-I sweeping the world and to prevent un- Beriin, Am. son Aioina i inK in brilliant servloe. Knterlag the l due inflation or values. Aivena. Am. sen .Aaioria war M cptain In th 140th, New Tork of K. by r). H il and In the track Of steamers going westerly. lie writes He recommend that a buoy should be placed on "the north end of the auoal 11 BIDGEFIELP, WASH Nervous Prostration W. F. Jewett Am. sen.. Inmen-Poulaen, r. ..... k ki Washington Am as. ,. Llnnton I ... company. TU connction la gaining ground BEAR LAUNC1IED Naniafiaiii Br bk O. W. P. I musierea out wun xn ran or coionet Henry VI Hard. Am. sh.... Astoria I la January. 1166. baring been lnca Hrahlfrh. Br. bk ............. .Oceania I niiAl fafeA hv a hnllat aa-mind. Ma had Compeer. Am. as. V ."11 1 ben breveted oolonal for hla work In generally believed In f lnanolal . circles Mabel Gale, Am. ecn. . .Astoria I k.fii. cnnit.vtv.r.i. a .rt.rlhere that th reason for the Increase New York. Oct II. The Increase of the .Bank of England's discount rat to a full point Instead of a half point greatly surprised wall street It is . . .. I I nm i Vfa& Va-Sla. sw.'u aaaaaea w aawvi a ee I a a. ai a a .ai i-alonr ths waterfront that in xosennaa v. c.,. x-.. rt,-4.. h- i..,tri,nr; Bf. ah... ....... .CSntennlal oponayrvania, ana aiier i - '"'..V'T . broken- a ahaft or otherwise dMid A-ZZ MoTenaivoa Br. sh. ...... . Oceanlo having been breveted brigadier general tne.unusn banking eom or ner macninerjr n ji. .a iuvFua" . vim hu m. vivuh. I Gulf Stream, Br. bk. Elevators I of volunteers In 1IH6, was appointed I "i't mucu uiu in uV iiuromn uira. .'T" Word has been received at the local Kt. Nicholas. Am. sn. .uryaoc; lieutenant colonel of th Twenty-second I cngiana as is poaaioie. inert aiao is ; riort of her so far. she will be sho Montgomery No. I Ualted su,e Infantry In 16 Soon feeling- her that values have been VP ott. V """"'.iTTiLlf1. Jh.KrI Steamship compsny that the new freight Vlnceniiess. Ft. bk... .......... .AstorU iiVh. Inflated. Bankers generally v " ln .rrl7l over th bar. the IT." .t.r"Vr.k"10"" 0 r.'l. . h i r." n Bob to Load Luntar. Joeneral Otis became malor reneral In nav warned their Clients against x -.t.i ..m aaicAd If thev had sen I L? r. -J"", il.r;," . " oT. I n..,,, . o r i I --a ,,Hanalv borrowing. , and England's In anything or tne sicamer oui y ' fl,y, October 16, her aponsor being Miss Olympic Am. as Ban Franclaco ceasfully performed th duties of mlU- "T u""w, "V'rwr that thev had not seen anv sign of her. I u.i.H u nn,,ii j.niFhi.F f PruiH.nt p.v.a Mn t'nnrUnn I . ' .t . ... I here, thourh It la admitted there Is no - . . . , . i ... i j - I . i . 'v . . . 0 . . . ... v . . . . .mn .................. i hft rowrnnr or una fnninninM nniii I . It VM Ve.rV roUim ana laiCK UUlf 1U I rt 1 nntF nf id. kniMin. Mmmnv - Thai Am aeti ' Ran PranMUM I 1 m l.hnrr... mAnlv T T f. .vnU nul v.-.. ,..ii .i v. v.v... y .. . ' i -- imiv ignii , waa ratlroil kr nnaratlnn I yesieraay ana i pniunmj "i The Bear la ssx reet lonsr over an. I K. m. wool xra. son ran rTancisoo v: -rr." " i that th eaah la neAriad to mnn emna r .m . . w malle tn baa hurl . . . , .An . . - l .mm cH rMMuu i Af law on March 15. lBfll - I " :. even If she hsd been anywhere near th ,wn tlmee that of the Kaneas City. Her H. B. Bendlien. Am. ech. San Francisco I , " " ' ftmoutn or me river. I sister shin, the Beaver, will be launched Johan Poulsen. Am. sen.. Ban rancisco Ttera-ta Walker tha Smith African and financiers say a tight money mar ket will prevail here for two months. Th bankers maintain, however, that Man. nr in. hiph infill b.l ji.iunn wni k. a .am a vni .nn. . Tim. n.TF i . i . . , : . . . . . . . , r wmic . . ...,, mu. vt.b, -held in port T ".- ot WitH 0nl and OanaraX cnampion. may ma.e wnuon o.s u healthy and that they ln- " roughness or me sea ana i it is probable that the Bear win be Bossuet r r. dk. i to Keep it so. - and rain wnien prevaueu. x no i ready to leave Newport for tne trip I crllion, rr. sn. Antwerp xosemiie was me omy v .hb.i """" around through the B traits or Maneiian imvio a Angers, (i. sn. ixmaon TAKB HOTIOB - that Captain Keiner would come over no Francisco In March or April. Captain J La Perouse, Fr. bk :!Antwerp " 7 ra all down Foley's Kld- 'matter wnai ainooi iriuw ii Kldston. who brougnt tne steamer ttan- Lreon juium. x r. dk , , . , . .Bin rnnoiieo V" , v j.;.' . Zhi 'rThe wind blew from the southeast Bas cttr around and Is now in command Manx King. Br. sh..... Antwerp t,"1jhen ' h L : -which always makes the roughest bar, of heris acheduled to bring one of f&e Marechal Castries. Fr. sh. ....Glasgow eUminate th impurities from the blood v its maximum velocity being eo mues, n4)W steamers around, and it is probable Marechal Noalllea. .Fr. bk Antwerp i" r"'?. """,,"M : . . Vi. UftAnA.. inhan I . . . ... ... . . n I xt.. i-ft.m. ' a .vi , it. w w . .w.m f n.union ana lur wio-w itifu ,,w .vf.., w.. . ,n., ria will mJ aiier mt jht.f i .."Ma u a. ; WiiverirBV. or, bii. Arctic Stream, Br. ah. (BiiwUl riaMlrk te Tha Juaroatt nMgafleld, Mash., Oct II. The regu lar meeting of the council waa held iiirauay eveuing. i wo orainancea ware i wa . ' a read th second tlm. th first pertain-! WOV I llTfkf I fnit of, aldwalks, and th second to th plat ting of additions to th city. Several bills were ordered to be paid. Kev. A. alcKenil of vsncouver pre sided at th meeting of th Installation oritev. James A. Podds. Ph. O., a paa tor of th First Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr. Howard of Vancouver preached th installation sermon. Kev. Ales anjer George of Kelso, also participated In tha services. , - Mr. Prlngl and family, who recently moved her from . Amity, Colo., left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cat Tte secretary of the Commercial club la in communication with all different sawmill men who are dealroua of erect- ng mills at this place. Th parties win be nr th latter part of th wsek to look over th situation and will con fer with th Commercial club Monday venlng. r Mr. Ahlman, who lives , thre miles south of town, ha purchased the new launch recently, constructed by Paaa- miu.ii i duu, oi win use ii to convey I f t r a his chiidron to and from th Ridgerieid wnicn . arise from a weakness of School. "Dr. Miles' Restorative Nerv ine cured me of a period of nervous prostration of over thrca a . . . J . , . A ,9 vcrs uurauon, ana trie Anti Pain Pills are as necessary to us as the roof of, our house. They have beenhouschold rem edies with us for many years.' ,YVM. J. LOUGHRAN, ' ; 1214, Catherine St. ,C Philadelphia, Penna. Much sickness ,1s due to nerv ous troubles." Headache, diz- tiness, epilepsy and, insanity are Nervous troubles. Then ' thero js a large class" , of disorders the nerves of an organ or part.' as weak lungs, heart, stomach, kidney, bladder, eyes,' etc. Dyspepsia and indigestion ' are Words to grssa th Soul. Tour son has Consumption. - His case Is hopeleaa."- These aonallina- . words wer spoken to Geo. a Blevens, a'lead- usually the result of nervnus lng merchant of Sprlngfleld. N. C. by fJiy C result Ol nervous ww .iu uwwit uin m 1 u 11 K apeciai-t uuviuig, 1. - IPk.. . 1. u J .. 1 1 ..V. All.lt WBB B1IUWU 1MB WUllUBIlllll . ' M . power of -Dr. King1 . New Discovery. - KeStonitlV lVerVlllO 'After three weeks uaa" writea XI r. I ' v.imv w av Blevens, "he was as well as ever. II soothes the irritated nerves' and Would 'not take all the money In tho I t . n . world for what It did for my boy." In- assists the nerve CCUS to geneT- falllbl for Cougha and Colds, it's the I are , nerve " fnrrm . : ; safest surest cure or desperat Luna-1 V. " HuuM rtn .irlh KOn mr,A 11 An -!.,. I ' Dr. Miles' NSrvln IB SOId BV all dMlfM ante satisfaction. , Trial bo'ttl free. I O1'. If th first bottl falls to benarft. woodard, Clarke gt Co, " I fur uruBBia wu murn your money. MILES MEDICAL CO Elkhart, I no. Poulsen and Hasel Dollar did not go out yesterday, but remained at Aaioria. "It la atated that the Haiel Dollar, which is heavily loaded, has been barbound for th last two aays or ao. WEBE PIUZEWIXNERS WATER IN FUEL OIL backache- rheumatism, and I ', '.Liverpool urinary irregularitiea, mich sap th vi-l ..Tyne I taiiiy. uo noi aeiay, ana nsa naving i Orala Xonnatr. Xn Bout la Ballast. i.KWney Pills ai they are heaUng A I.. 1..ltl. T? .1. tTA-.1..t.. ..J ...laawiln J wavill MatASva kAaalttl 1 rwx fM0t IXVIKIHua A I AUIirVil VVIH 47 Ta e a- a ClUIIUl Ul U I KIIU BIIliOC'l.lV. HliU Win s ooivi iit-wit,u Aruub ouu uuimisu vu iauimiuvu m i Buteshire. Br. bk ..Manama land trnirtn. eru uDsucutea. stcia-i TThESPOnDEHT M'EM flUD DISCOURAGED IJ ORN OUT MM A. -Y.-P. Are Back. Comllebank. Br. bk Valparaiso I more Drug Co.. 161 Sd st Trout ?nd goldfish, which wo-prises f Jmi Fr. bk.' VVSSK . at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. LePlller l?r bk. V Steamer Lurllne Delayed Several were placed on board of the fish com- pMerV rSitt irr - Hours on bb. ing to returnedo the hatcherlea Because ox waior ;iku ", """J" rrom wnicn tney wer taaen. 7 with the oil In- her fuel tanks the Th. flsh are thos which were placed steamer Lurline was three hours late on exhibition in the Oregon building at ; in getting out of here . yesterday on geattie ani it s said that they were j her trip to Astoria. When she took oil the winners of several grand prizes at Linnton Tuesday she got principally while there. E. C Greenman, Inspector water and by the time she was a few of hatcheries, went to Seattle to get -smiles below Goble she could hardly them and returned with the exhibit this .mke steam. - "", ' , ' ... I morning. They were immediately placed Water gets Into the tank along with I aDoard the Astoria and the trout taken .hu nil inH UmnmM whAll R RteHmet . V. k.,nV. n -C. A Cn.n.. .A.e takes on a surply of the fuel, she i gets Oswego and the goldfish to Crystal , reHUlV IS lOUt Blie cailliuv Bicnm 1,,, . -i..- j i..-.. ia l f.nlr. .That '1 what haonened to the Lurlln when . DREDGING PROGRESSES I she went to the tanks Tuesday to oil s.Ve h-AlVKI 5Tw WerbWond Gobie Dredge Oregon Has Work Abont Rhe could hardly make steam enougn to i Two Thirds Uonipletea. ihe tc!olc 2S 34 aallons ott but this Work on the dredging of the channel oplrauoneosrhthee "hours and as a n the Columbia river mVanoouver 0 result she had not made n up when sue - " r lelt h-re JW': 1.' .v. ent time is about two thirds comoleted, KamnT um-v iud yesterday'that he Is The Jredp Oregon had 3000 feet of in hot.es that the present rains will dredging to do in the channel -and she . brlnjr the Lewis river up sufficiently has now gone over zuu reel ox it. . xney er.r- ,Kom r. run hie maoHnn launch I are cuttiftar down to 20 feet now, al- beyond' Rldgefield, beyond jwhich place though they did not go so deep at the " tney nave not een aoie io go mr iiwium1 ib v. mui nm "7VD ' last two" montns. wnen mi water goi u unc ucr imoui w n, iu iua w r too low for them to run the regular 1 auirea aeptn. ' Hteamer they put the launcn on to carry f-freight as far as La Center, but about two months ago the water became so low that they could not run the launch Xotice to Mariners. " any farther than Ridgefleld, and freight ' has to be transported from there to La Center over very hilly roads. Mr. Harrison said that ne thought the government would ao sometning tnere to aid navigation, as be lurmsned tnem data some time ago and there haa al ready been made an appropriation for tho purpose. He said that if tne chan- n el (Were deepened so that boats could " run all the year around, it would double ''the business around that part of the . country, a rarmers Knowing tnat tney IF YOU HAVE CATARKi Let Me Send You a Treatment of My Catarrh Cure. It's Free. C. Z. UAUia K aaa WiUUg; to Take Any Case ef Ca. ' tarrk. Kt Matter Hew Chronic, or ' What Stag It Is In. and Prove Eg. . TUELT AT MTOWM EIFIIIE, ' That It Caa Be Core. Curing atarrh has been my buslnes , fr yers.-and during this time over 1 .- doo.boe people from all over th land have come to rn a for tr-atment and ad vice. 11 y method Is crirlnaL The treat ment Is both local and constitutional f. feet lng a rur br first rurlna the cause. 'Thus my comt.lned treatment euree li -re ail elee (alia. I ran d-annatrate to yon In lut a few dara' time that my rnethod t 1'il'k, sure and complete h. caue It rids the rutem nt the polaoa u rria that raua ralarrh. jsii-t yur name an aSrireaa at ee te C. II Mom. : Main St.. Marshall.! ;teh.. ni y vrlil eeJ ye-i the treat-: -e)t rfrri t. Mmpiy n.i la name 'on dotted lines below. John McNulty, nautical expert in the local nydrograpnio orrice, has issued tne followlns' notice to mariners: Hawaii, Oahu Island, Honolulu Har bor Temporary channel buoy No. 4 was discontinued octooer t, mu. Oahu Island, Pearl Harbor entrance Buoy No. 3 yas discontinued October 9. 1909,. pending the completion of dredging operations in tne channel. Wireless From Queen. Steamshlo Oueen. bv war of Council Crest, Thursday 9 a. m. Nine miles off North Head. Moderate sea; loci westerly swells. Wind southwest 21 miles. Barometer 28:90 Inches. Tern' perature 69 degrees. MARINE NOTES. Astoria. Oct SL Arrived down dur ing the niarht, steamer Breakwater. Ar rived at 6 a. ra.. steamer F. S. Loop, from San Francisco. Arrived at 7:30 and left un at 8 a. m steamer Rainier. from San Francisco. San Francisco. Oct. 21. Arrived. steamer Georare W. Elder, from San Pedro, for Portland. Astcrla. Oct. 20. Left uo at lz noon. British bark Altai r. Arrived down at 1 and" saUnd at 4:30 p. m., steamer W. 8l Porter, for San Francisco. Sailed at 4T30 r. m.. -steamers Roanoke, -for San Pedro. Johan Poulsen. for San Fran cisco, and Whlttier, for Port San Luis. Arrived down at 3 p. m., French bark Babin Chevays. Arrived at 6:30 and left ud at 7 o. m.. steamer Tosemlte. from San Ftancisoo. Arrived down at 9 p. m., steamer Olympic. San Pedro. Oat So. Sailed, schooner C A. Thayer, for Portland. Coos Bay, Oct. 20. Arrived, steamer Alliance, trom Portland. San Francisco. Oct. 20. Sailed at p. m.. steamer Cssco, for Portland. Astoria, Oct 21. Condition at th mouth of the river at 8 a. m.. rous-h wlnl .st.,. 94 mild. wa..I.a. 1 n .. .1 Tides at Astoria Friday High water, T:13 a. m.. 6.2 feet: :18 t. m.. 7.1 feet? low water. u:i a. m u. xeet; o:to p. Dublin I ,Itf la In time of sudden mlshaD or ao- . Dublin I cldent that Chamberlain's Liniment can Rene. Fr. bk. Sullv Fr. bk. Walkure, Ger. ss. ..Honolulu I found at the moment Then it is that VVandesbek. Ger. bk St Rosalia I Chamberlain's Liniment Is never found fin Santa With Coal. 1 I wanting. In cases or sprains, cuts, I wounds and bruises Chamberlain s i,ln- Belen, Fr. bk. Newcastle, N. 8. W. I iment takes out the soreness and drives Bougainville. r. bk Cardiff away the pain. .can on, ir. dk. . .Newcastle, n. ss. w. Nantes. Fr. bk. Cardiff Neullly, Fr. bk. Cardiff Pierre -Antonine. Fr. bk. . . . .Newcastle PILES Quickly Cured ML THAT ARE WEAK, NER VOUS AND RUN DOWN COME TO ME EM Instant Relief, Permanent Care- Trial Package Mailed Free to All In Plain Wrapper. , . ANn RrriiRFn the doctor We want every man and woman, suf-frvia UL vUflLIS mrim rTTwir ferlng from the excruciating torture of piles to just send their name and ad-1 ' ni ma a nmia t..n .e dress to us and get by return mall a sneciaiista in tha eiv k.i I aim iivniin. tui. cm nuvwu ivi mi. uiouiuuw. a see ail my patients person- oisease. fyramia i-iie cure. aiiv. xne wav to prove wnat tnis great i am an expert specialist have had medy will do In your own case, is to 30 veara' oractica Ir, th. treatment e Just fill out free ooupon and send to us diseases of men. My offices are the! ana you win get ay return man a zreeiDest equipped in .Portland. My meth- trial -treatment or r-yramia file cure, oas are modern and up-to-date. My Then after you have proven to your- cures are auick and nosltive. I do not I self what it can do, you will go to the I treat symptoms and patch 'VP- . I thor drugglst and get a 60 cent box. oughly examine each case, find the Don i unaerco an ODerauon. unera-i cause, remove it and thus cure tha illa tions are rarely a suocess and often l ease, lead to terrible . conseauencea. Pvramld I - ' i Pile Cure reduces all Inflammation, f CTJBB Varicose Tains, Hydrocele, I makes congestion, irrltatton, itching. Prostatic Troubles, Contracted Ail-1 sores and ulcers - disappear and ' the I msnts, rues and Bpeolflo Blood Foisoa I piles simply ault. or sale at aa arug stores at cents a box. i - i ,- EO FREE PACKAGE COUPON Fill out the blank lines below with your name and address, cut out cou pon and mail to ths PYRAMID DRUG COMPANT, 190 Pyramid bldg., Mar shall. Mich. A trial package of the great Pyramid Pile Cure will then be sent you at one by mall. FREE, In plain wrapper. v Nam. Street. City and State. ALO.VG THE WATERFRONT. With freight and passengers the steamer Sue H. Elmore. CnDtaln Schrader. will sail tomorrow night for 1 1 u a moo k. The steamer . Breakwater. Oatitaln MacGenn. sailed last night for Coos Bay. She hsd (5 passengers and about to tons or rreignt. in tiaiiast for Aberdeen, the steamer Hoqulatn. Captain Retnertsrn, cleared tine morning at the custom house. with passengers and freight th t earner EureHa, Captain Noren. will ii tonignt ror Kureka. The steamer Csscadea will leave Bt Helens tonlcfct for Astoria where ' she h rer will finish cargo. She will load some lumber which was brought up to Aatnrla on harrea from Nehalem. The French bark Duquesne win fln- len loading at the elevators tonlcbt She will take shout llt.6S bushels of wheat to the Ignited Kingdom for th Portland Hoonnr Mills comnanr. In tow ef the steamer Henderson th Fretwh bark la Boebejacouelein left up last tilsht and will ttm at th Llnntoa Daimrt oncir wmetlnv tenlsht With ii. feet of lumber for Ran Franctscn, the steamer Tamalpals sailed irrwn imtiion last nisrtt. The Hrtileh shin VlatlertiOTn. Cant a In aHer. Is being lined today and wlil b reiv to wea a car m or twriey iy Fat urday. she la under charter to Bal- r. OothTle A' CO. Frank Henry took the pnaltlnn ef purser on vtim steamer Mascot reeter cay In the pleca of K. J, Iv. whe has Tefvted a sfml'ar psltloa oa th steasier J. K. Teal. UAPJXE IXT.LXJGEN31 &-Bar- SUawrs 2a tav anrea I'er IKea, Qct Jl it -.. no Par ........ .ft. S? r rrii Orv B. ......... .rv-t. ft -e W. fia Perlre rrt ft rm City, fas Fraocisc....Ott. 1 Ik! and all Oiaass of Men. ' CVB.B OB KO PAT X am tha only Specialist la Portland who makes no chars: unless th vatisnt Is entirelv sat-. lsfied with th results accomplished, and who gives a written guarantee to rexona every aouar paid ror services If a complete and permanent oar Is not iiecsea. Iwf r Visit Dr. Lindsay's private 1W J.A-J1 w . Museum ' of -' Anatomy and know -thyself In health and disease. Ad' mission free. Consultation free. If un able to call, write for list of questions. ' Office hours 9 a, m. to 9 p. m. Sun days, io a. m. . to i p. m. omy. - DR. LINDSAY 128 W Second St, comer of Alder, Portland, Or. - Let He Offer Yoa the Relief ind Comfort I Am GiYlnJ Other Men Dally ' Th past century has witnessed wonderful progress In -th science 1 of medicine and surgery. Dis coveries for the amelioration of pain and th oure of afflicted men. undreamed of years ago, are now In use by the specialist -who has kept himself abreast with the rapid advancement of the medical profession. This applies only to the specialist who was well pre pared by advantages of study and experUno In a chosen field of medicine. It Is unfortunate that all specialists who go by the ' nam are not competent to do the work entrusted to them, hence tho many failures that are mad. By my own Original Methods I cure Nervous Ailments and th effects of dissipation and early wrong doings that have resulted In weakness and derangement My suocess has, of course, called forth competition, but my com petltors have utterly failed to give "something- Just as good" as substitute for my treatment, and substitution is always a poor makeshift, anyway. In the low prices I make there is no senti ment the great number of peo ple I treat makes it possible and mis piam lact proposition Is being . , found out every day by dosens of thinking men who take tlm to In vestigate. Patients who have been treated by ma for Blood Poison and Skin Diseases WlU vouch for the fact that I cured them, never to return, after being disappointed and deceived so long by others that they thought treating" nO CUr for tnm' No mtn oa earth , has my methods of Varicose or Knotted Veins The simplicity and freedom from danger of which is the marvel of all physicians who hays been privileged to witness it Ther Is no knlf used, no chloroform, no- pain, no subcutaneous ligation, no going. to bed and not a single week's delay from business. Ever ease mr.y,?0 .y,e,.n" V1'!"-"?? willing recommendation to any 'vetope. orioa. W - J?0ifieUaiion If yoa cannot call at office, writ . addressed blank many caaes cured at home, , Medicines $1 60 to 18.60 per course. , . . - 0 S-BSBSs-BBs----BJi'lK t fbifSkVt :JtSB- 10 BXMT A POTJVAB JTOTP BB FAXD lOVBS A. IL to ir, k, smrsAu IO A. TO la. tYino i i i 1 .M kM I'll 5 t ; ) 1 "I tried all kinds of blood rem edict which failed to do me any good, but have found the right thing at last. My face was full of pimples and black-heads. Alter taking Cascarets they all left. I am continuing the use of them and recom mending them to my friends.' I feel fine when I rise in the morning. Hope to have a chance to recommend Cascarets." Fred C. Witten, 76 Elm St, Newark, N. J. Pleasant Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe, v 10c. 25c. SOc. Never sold In bulk. The reno Ins tablet stamped CCC, Guaranteed to - ear or row money back. Ut ST. LOUIS MEDICAL C0.J Cor. 2d k Yamhill Sis. , PORTLAND. OIL DR. VING LEE The Great Chinese Doctor trOCATzn nr pobaXabb snrcB ibso Hs Is called th areat because he cures all Olseases without resorting to th knife. Call .and hare a free examination. He will tell., I you . the exact nature of your trovbl. He I treats successfully every form of female com plaint all private and blood diseases, can- cer, paralysis, tumors, rheumatism and all 1 disorders of tha stomach, liver and kldneva He has had great success in curing consumption when the victim Is not, too much run down by th disease, and will stop hemorrhagea in an in- , credibly short time. He brews his own medicines from Chines 'roots, ; herbs, buds, barks and vegetable teas, all oft which are entirely harm leas, and whose medicinal propertied are unknown to American doctors. He used In his practice over (00 different Oriental , remedies. Hundreds tf testimonials from grateful patients. ' I DR. WING LEE I I I 37 North Fifth Str)t " Portland, Oregon ; V g A fill i -w-t-IH-VBs-fcAA AAAAA A A A A A A A i w- w W T-w--w-w-r- w -r-r-r-r-r-r-w-r-w-w W -W -w wt V W WW W WW WWWWV' I' P e.-oaatet7 UM) X" ' , UIIIL,ioeM S Every Woman iibubwi j fttwi rxBM raetr Seeet tha wMBBTTal MJUrVTl ebwiiej 5avt Tb saw VarW SerBrra. aaa a-eiw. liina M Be B. ftVN e er. e4 aee UMmf frit fA-UrBllFl l"Ft r-r, B. ' C-. .-.fv,. . MUlll (A. w&e ft- lis .tar Mia Br Mmbmb I t. ra Clarts C aa4 Laae-Pavla lane Cb stBraa, ai.n 1 1 ijy. Dr. TAYLOR'S 310,000 I Tl I MUSEUM OF ANATOMY )C OPEN FREE TO MEN h -J All men visiting Portland should see Dr. If . , P3 Taylor's Free Museum of Science, As far y -w j ahead of all other advertised museums as the L t L S2 Dr; Taylor methods of treating men's di- , ' 'iir S rases are superior to ths old. haphazard and C 'tir v guesswork treatment. An exhibition prepared Simliy X . at a great cost of time and labor. Ko charge CtLjf s to tee museum, which is entirely apart from v-' medical offices. TT?'m The XAinf CONSULTATION AND ADVTCT FJLXX 1 apeetaua. ' NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED. . ' , Offka Hours 9 a. ra. to 9 p, m. Daily. Sundays, 10 to L Tf Yon Cannot Call, Writs for Symptom ELank. The DRa TAYLOR boa JSr-.-t Young Ming Chinese Medicine Co. j wonderrui reme dies from : herbs and roots. '.' Cur Canoe r, Nervous ness. Catarrh. Ia Qripp. Blood Poison, Dropsy, Throat. Lung. Liver, Kidney and Btomach Troubles. W cur allchron- Privat Dis eases of men and women when others fall. Hundreds of testimonials .. from grateful patients. No operations. Hon. est treatments. Consultation free. Young Mina. 247 Taylor St. bet See. and Third. . Portland. Or. 77FOR WOMEN ONLY i ur. eanaerson s ' wompouna 6avin and Cotton Root Pills, the best and only reliable rem edy for mSULB TBOVBX.S. Ajrx XBBSOUJ. ABZTXBS. Cur the moat obstlnats cases ; In I to 10 daya Price $1 per box. or S for 15: mailed in plain wrapper. Ad dress T. J. PIERCK. Jll Alisky Bldg, 1 Sold by all druggists. ., r . i V Tour cough annoys you ( Keep .on hacking and tearing the delicate mem branes of your throat if you want to be annoyed. But if you ' want relief. want to be cured, take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.'"" . WEAXIIER REPORT The low pressure area over Vancouv er Island has remained nearly station ary, and the disturbance over the Da kota has moved east to Lake Superior. A large high pressure - area is moving eastward from the Aeianuo States, and a new high pressure area has mad Its appearance over uaiiiornia. a maxi mum wind velocity -of 60 miles from the southeast occurred yesterday at North Head, Wash., and the wind is now diminishing on th north Pacific coast Moderately heavy rain has fallen In western Oregon, Washington, north ern Idaho, the Mississippi valley, th lake region, tne onio vaney. ana m the east gulf states. It Is warmer in the eastern states, and generally cooler in Montana. South Dakota, western Ne braska and Kansas. The indications are for occasional rain tonight and Friday In this district, with no marked changes in tempera ture exoept in southeastern Idaho, wher It will h warmer. , r Temp. - " ' Max. . - Mln. Predp. Atlanta. Oa. ......68 SO Jl Baker City, Or. 69 44 .00 Blaine, wash. .....62. 42 '.10 Boise, Idaho. 60 43 :0&1 Buffalo, N. T.,.,.. 64 40 ! .14 Cairo, 111. ........ .66 ! ,46 Chicago, 111. .54 SO : .63 lnelnnatt. Ohio. ..61 64 .20 Dodge, Kan. 66 68 T. Dubuaue. Iowa. ....62 , 44 .14 Eureka, Cal. ...... ,S 60 .8 Fresno, CaL 76 '. 63 . .00 Grand 'Jet.. Col 72 " 44 .00 Helena, Mont. .....64 . S3 - ,00 Jacksonville, Fla. ,i0 70 ,0t Kallspell, Mont .,;.62 , SS -.04 Kansas City. Mo... .6 48 .00 Ivewlston. Idaho. ...60 44 v-r .01 Marquette. Mich. ...SO 42 ' .20 Miles City. Mont. ..66 22 . .00 Moorhead, Minn. ...48 42 T. New Orleans. La... .84 . 68 V .80 North Head. Wash... 64 60 .86 North. Platte. Neb. . 76 28 ' .00 Oklahoma. Okla. ...73 46 T. Omaha, Neb. ......64 48 .00 Philadelphia. Fa. ...6S 43 .00 Phoenix. Arls. ......88 62 .00 Pocatello, Idaho, ...R8 S8 .00 Portland, Or 67 60 .82 Red Bluff, Cal 70 64 - .00 Rosehura. Or. 68 44 .24 St Paul. Minn.. .. ..48 . 44 ' .06 San Francisco. Cal.. 66 68 -.01 B.Ste. Mxrie. Mich. .60 40 .22 Seattle. Wash. S 46 .48 Siskiyou. Or 66 26 . : .06 Spokane. Wash. B 44 .03 Tstnosh Isl.. Wash... 62 . 48 .72 Vk-toris. n. c 64 . 4 .nj Walla Walla. Wash.. 62 .48- .In Tellowstone Park ,..44 63 .00 Turns. Aria 86 60 .00 MEETIXO KOTICES 4t WKBFOOT CAMP. Na 66 Woodmen of the World, roeeta every Fri day night In W. O. W. Temple. 128 Eleventh street All members re queated to be present Visitors welcome. T. M. REYNOLDS. . C L. Parbur. Clerk. COLV M B1A lOOGK, No. 114. ,K- V. A A M. Stated com munication this (Thursday) evening at t:2 o'clock. M onlc Temple. Work M. M. ieerr. Visiting brethren wel come. Pr order W. FRFD I. OHON. ge. S OREQO SCOM MANLCRT. . aXi. ' ' ' -iBciai cn- I . tjs ciava tbla evening at T:l 'clock. Orler cf The Tem r l- V1mr.r Sfr Knights cmrteonaly Inr1t-1. W. M AH1 M. B R. S. A-. Orerrm H-ee camp meets Fri Af erenlngB, AJlsky ball. Third M M"r'r"- M. W. Al. ert'een ramp.' f ti." rree'S Kti1!' twr.'fi "eiUra- H.raa hids, TX" . t -a nMln li'LL f-r rr t, II H Or.d . cor. K. iMirtiua Last 4441.