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eral Freight Cargo; Others
Also Due..
Lacking but a. few days of being out
six months, the British ship Scottish
Moors, 22S8 tons net register. Captain
Parry, ; arrived la Astoria yesterday
afternoon .. with 4350 v tons of general
freight from Antwerp.' ? She is . one of
Heyeral ships that have, been due ; for.
some time, c v. :V;;, s 'vv!;k
The Scottish Moors sailed from Ant
werp June 3, with a general cargo for
Balfour, Guthrie & company and should
have been here nearly a month ago, in
stead of requiring 175 days to make the
passage,; She appeared Off the mouth
of the river yesterday morning and' was
brought in by one of the tugs at 4
o'clock after being : reported by one of
the steamers entering. ; She is under
chatter to Balfour, Guthrie & company
for the round . trip, and being ' a large
carrier will take , out about , HS.frflO
bushels of wheat. ' ' . '
She was expected to leave np for Port
land this morning, as the Port of Port
land towboat Ocklahama received orders
last night to remain in Astoria and
bring her up.
Another windjammer which has been
out about as long as the Scottish Moors
is the French bark Bnffon, 1971 tons
net Captsin Casere, wheat sailed from,
Swansea J7J days ago today. She is el
so coming' in ' to 1 Balfour, 1 Guthrie ft
company, her cargo being made np of
coal. She is expected to reach the river
almost any day now. After discharging
her coal cargo she win load a cargo of
wheat for Kerr, Glfford & company.
The British Ship Inveraven, 1758 tons
net, (Captain Alexander, is , making a
Jong passage from Newcastle, N. S. W
toeing 91 days today with a cargo of
coal consigned to Hind, Rolph & com
pany. The French bark Pierre Antonine,
also with coal from the same port for
J. & A. Brown, is now due, being out
69 days today. , ,r '. . t. . .
rived in the harbor this fof noon. They
are the Norwegian s teamer BJorn-
stjerne BJornsen, which will load wheat
for Kerr, Glfford & Company, and th
British steamer Hazel Collar, which will
load lumber for China. The former
docked at tne Eastern and .... Western
mills and the latter at the Portland
Lumber Company's mills, ......
INSTALL IIOCK CatUSIIEIt, ..'
Concrete Work at Big Eddy to Com
mence Next Month.
, Latest reports from Big Eddy are to
the effect that it Is expected to start
the concrete work on that end of The
Dalles-Cellta canal about the middle of
r.ext month, and that more machinery
for excavation will be installed within
a short time, .-'";;.
Assistant Engineer F. C Schubert;
who came down from Big Eddy Wed
nesday, said this morning that work on
the lower end of the- canal is progress
ing in a very satisfactory manner, with
about 300 men employed in the two
. camps. ...... .- -.
- A rock crusher is being Installed to
furnish material for ciaklng concrete,
and he cald that 'they would probably
begin the construction of , the concrete
canal walls by the middle of December
.. or the end of that month at the latest.
A second steam shovel is expected to
begin operations next month, and a third
within the next two months. The build
ings at the two camps are now practi
cally completed. '
ALONG THE WATERFEOST.
Laden with 10,(00 sacks of cement
the (steamer F. S. Loop, Captain Levln-
on. arrived at Oak street dock from
Kan Francisco et 4 o'clock this morn
ing. ,
On Wednesday . morning the United
' States dredgers Math lorn a and Cham
poeg arrived down at the Government
moorings from tha Upper Willamette
river and were tied up for the win
ter. T , .
Harbormaster Speier has determined
to have a new povtelon pat rn the city
regulations requiring all docks to have
life buoys In order to try and- lessen
the number: of drownings of persons
falling from them. - -
In the wharfboat that is to be built
by Joseph Supple for The Dalles, it has
been' decided to place 300 specially con
structed barrels to heighten its buoy
ancy. V1, ' 1 " "
As the Corps of Engineers, U. B. .A.
has Jurisdiction of local waters it is
possible that in the future the federal
..courts will deal with offenders against
the . violation of the speed limit, there
by making the matter of fines' a heavier
one. . , '.amf
Two steamers flying foreign flags ar-
r" . ..,'.-.
.U. S. Department of Agriculture.
WBATIIEIX BUREAU
JccWILLIS L.MOORE, Chief.
i i m r i v v . i i j r i m
I ?3y Jc-cWILLIS L.MOORE, Chief.
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Griffith of Idaho Says Floor
Wcrk Has Bad Effect cn
, Summer Games.
TAIS T0KI5HT A5I fiATUICAT
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AL0H9 THE COAST. SATUAT
SI0HT ASS SATUTCAT.TOEPT i'
0CCASI0KAL PAIS T.TTma ' -
IZST POHTIOK.SOtJTMISTIIUUr
v . , . . . EXPUNaTOXY voto. .
PorTl and." tt a . Icy. 25. 19T
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vl.itdranl7JorMra,lnuiiMlud 100 , . " fs
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Baromattr ...
HumldltT ...-..-k t-8
Wind,' dlrset loa
Wind, vtlopity . "..
Rainfall -....0
High.es ttmparatnra-. : ,
yesterday
' (SpeUl Pispntch to The Jonnwl.V
Walla Walla, Wash., Nov. 25. No
basketball at Idaho " this year, says
Pink" Griffith, coach of the State uni
versity athletic teams. And this is the
why. "Flnfc- believes that basketball
hard on men, that it puts them out
of business for spring athletics. He
says floor work; is the worst kind of
work, and that he is not going to have
baseball prospects ruined for baseball
by. basketball. - ''; '.V' v- v':''
At least this la the report that comes
from the Idaho camp, and it comes
pretty straight. .,- The rest of the con
ference is not worrying for fear Idaho
will have no team. - For despite "Fink"
and his autocratic methods of dealing
with his athjetes, the university will
put out a. basketball team this year.
That report comes pretty straight from
Idaho, also. v! '
Taking Idaho out this year would
spoil things. Last year but four of the
conference colleges played basketball.
but this year . Oregon, and Washington
are coming in, and the six team league
BIA1UICE NOTES.
Scottish Moors, Br. sh. , . , .Antwerp
Wllhelmine, Ger. sh .......... . Antwerp
, Klseellaneous Tonnage to ; Arrive.
Alert, Am. sch, . . . . . I . . . . .Honolulu
H. IC Hall., Am. son.,.. San Francisco
Luzon, Am. . scii. ...... ...... .Redondo
Lahaina Am. ss.. .,. San Francisco
Washtenaw, Am. ss. . . . i ,San Francisco
En Bout 'With Coal.
Buff on, Fr. bk 1 . , Swansea
Col. de Villebois Mareull.
Fr. bk. r. . . .Newcastle. N. S, W.
Astoria. Nov. 25 Sailed at, 8 a, ro
steamer Maverick, for San Francisco:
British ship Kirkcudbrightshire,, and
German ship Selene, for Queenstown or
Falmouth, for orders. Sailed at :30 a.
m., steamer 'Casco, for San Francisco.
Arrived down at 10:50 a, m steamer W.
S.' Porter. Left np at 11:16 a. m steam
er J. A. Caansk.-'',.7.,fr )-::A S-m:'-'
San FranciBco, Nov. 25, Arrived at I
a. m.i steamer Johan Poulsen. from
Portland.) v-'i,'- v:.'' '"i;"vr '. :.wv,;:
Astoria, Nov. 24. Left up at z p. m,
barge Coronado; at -1:20 p. m, Nor
wegian steamer BJorastJerne BJornsen.
Arrived at 2:30 and left np at 4 p. tn-,
steamer F. S. Loop, from San Francisco,
Arrived at 2:30 and left up at 6:50 p,
r&, steamer Elmdre from Tillamook.
Sailed at I p. m-. steamer Atlaa with
barge in tow, for Saa Francisco. 'Ar
rived down at $ p. roi, steamer Casco,
Arrived down at 6:30 p, m., French bark
Babin Chevaye. ' , '
Ban Francisco, Nov. 2i Sailed at 4
p. bw steamer ShnaJTak. for Columbia
riven at ( p. m., steamer Westerner, for
Foruana.1 .':'"- r-.r. ..v
Saa Pedro, Nov,- 24. Arrived steamer
Bear; from Portland. Sailed, steamer To-
semite, for Portland. . , .v -
Astoria, Nqt. 25.HCondltlon at . the
mouth of the rtver at s a, m.. smooth;
wind east 12 miles; weather, clear.
. Tides at Astoria ' Saturday High
water: !:H i a, 8.1 feet; 10:03 p. m
.8 feet Low water: 8:12 a nv, 1.6 feet;
4;14 ip. m, 1.7 feet, ' ,
Sunday High water: ; :J1 a. m., .l
feet; 10:18 p. m., 6.9 feet Low water:
3:14 a, nv L feet; 4:11 p. nx, Li feet
Knmeri lias Rough Trip,
' IVtttii Pren Lewwd Wtra.)
Victoria, B. Cw Nov. 25. Buffeted for
19 days in a series of strong southeast
ern, which raged throughout the voyage
from coast to coast, with the sea run
ning mountains high and for four days,
with the storm at its height bucking a
northeast to northwest swell, the Weir
liner Kumerld arrived in port lata yes
terday afternoon, orer four days lata
One gale followed another and for two
days ,the barometer read 27 : Inches,
which is its lowest and an unusual oc
currence for the mld-Paclfio ocean,
v The Kumerio is "expected .to arrive
here early next month to begin loading
a part of her cargo of wheat, flour and
lumber for the orient according to Stat
ter St Co, agents for the line here,
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Dally River Readings. !
8 a 120th meridian time.
Illinois and the Parole.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
In 1899 the state of IlllnolV passed a
parole statute which gave to a duly con
stituted board the power to release pris
oners on parole under certain conditions
and upon eertain stipulations, the Idea
being jto keep convicts for a time under
supervision while they were rehabilitat
ing themselves. ..: , j
This was considered a great advance
la penology. The idea was to Inflict just
enough punishment to make the crim
inal anxious to stay good,, and then to
give him a period in which he might
restore himself as best he' could in so
ciety.' This because most criminals on
leaving jail have no other recourse ex
cept to plunge into crime once more.
The theory assumed that the board of
parole would have almost inhuman pow
er . of Insight Into character, but aven
under human limitations the process
seemed a good one.
Last February; the law came before
the supreme court of the state, which
by a closely divided "bench held It to be
unconstitutional,, on the ' ground that
the title of the bill did not correctly
indicate its .contents. X :V-;.f"i;- v; .;,
A few days ago,, the, supreme court
composed as before, reversed itself and
upheld the law In every, particular. This
has resulted In some complications. . A
cumber of paroled prisoners had been
brought back to the penitentiary, and
now they are to be released once mora.
In i the meantime sentences of pris
oners have been on the. basis that there
would be no parole, so the board has a
difficult, task before- it to straighten
matters out but it is said that 400 pris
oners . will be turned loose la a few
days, to the disgust of the authorltlea
. It may be admitted that; this Isn't
very creditable to our judicial system.
but the important question Is whether
the parole system is a' good one or hot
After the February decision all per
sons Interested In prisoners protested
that a step backward had been, taken,
that society was affronted and penology
Injured in the house of Its supposed
friends. ' ;t;,. f'-W-X-n:''--'' v-
; As a single vote has changed, toe at
titude of the court, it. may be that pop
ular opinion has had something to do
with the matter.- But a similar change
of opinion defeated the Income tax some
fifteen years or so ago, and a state court
cannot be blamed for doing .what, the
highest bench in the land has dona It
la now in order to study penology once
more from the vantage point of the
Liinols statute. ,. ,
at the bottom and sweeping the soot
down 'upon his own head than If the
operation, was the very Joy of life to
his soul
. A corps of painters has been at work
within the White House.-' The entlre
basement- has been v gone over and
throughout the public and private apart.
ments of the house they took a daub
here and there -wherever it , might be
needed.
" Every chair that looked, "seedy" has
been put in shape, the upholstery has
been freshened up, walls brushed dear
et every speck of dust and even the
machinery of the elevator thoroughly
gone over, i ,
Over in the executive offices work is
rapidly progresiag la the changes or
dered before the president left for the
summer. - The partition ' between the
telegraph room and the office of the
president's private secretary has been
knocked out and the two rooms have
been, thrown Into one in order to give
Secretary Norton more working space.
A complete system of lightning rods
has been installed on the White House
and executive mamskm, and the presi
dent and nia family as well aa the ex
eoutive forces are now safely guarded
against the dangers from - summer
storms. .
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FuT.IFTCGTTSELOCD
' No cast of Riemnaiisia' was eve
n. case will continue, g -The pains and
aches of Rheumatism are simply su
perficial effect; of the imrmrities In
the circulation, and sometime may
be temporarily relieved by the appli
cation , of plasters, J liniments, ' hot
eg b-s- 5f tt
. STATIONS. - S
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Lewiston 24 I 8.1 0.1 0
K! par la ........... J. 30 4.6 0.3 , 0
Umatilla 25 6.8 0,2 0
Pugene 10
HarriBburg 7 .... .... ....
Albany ............. 20 8.5 1.4 .10
Salem ....; 20 10.2 0.9 0
Wilonvllle ......... 37 1.8.... .04
Portland ........... 15 .g 0.1 0
Rtver forecast: The Willamette river
,at Portland will fall slowly Saturday
and Sunday. . ,
White nouse Spic and Span.-'
By Washington Cor. New. York, World,
When President Taft comes back to
Washington for his political conferences
he will find a spic and span bouse
awaiting him from the very bottom of
tne, cellar to the tfp of the flagpole.
During the last few days two chim
ney sweeps have been scouring out the
shafts. , One of the .sweeps, a .man
probably 60 years of age, was no big
ger than a child of 10. He fitted Into
the white bouse chimneys as snugly as
if he had beenmeasured for them, and
bad no more compunction about sitting
The working poww of aa able bodied
man is about one-tenth that of a horse.
TIZ-fiop
Sore Feet
Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smeljy,
: sweaty reetT. Corns, Cauoases
- or Bunions? Use TIZ. It's,'
1 Sure, Quick mad Certain.
Ton Will Zntjoy TTstng VIS. Tne Most
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and Moreover It Work.
At last here is Instant relief and a
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No more tired feet No more aching
feet No more swollen, bad, smelling,
sweaty feet No more com. No more
bunions. No more callouses, no matter
what alls your feet or what under the
sun you've tried witnout getting relief,
TIZ is totally unlike anything else for
the purpose you ever heard of. It's the
only foot remedy ever made which acts
on the principle of drawing out-all the
poisonous exudations which cause sore
feet Powders and other remedies mere
ly clog up the porea TIZ cleanses them
out ' and keeps them clean. it works
right off. You will feel better the very
first time it's used. Use it a Week and
you can forget you ever had sore feet
There Is nothing on earth that can com
pare with it. TIZ . is for sala at . all
druggists 25, eents per "box or direct if
you wish from Walter Luther Dodge A
Co., Chicago, Hi. ': Recommended and
sold by The Owl Drug CO., Seventh and
Washington streets. - r :, a
cloths, etc. ; But the person who trifles gear. Pedro.
with this dangerous disease by de
pending on local treatment alone, il
certain to pay for the mistake with
constant suffering later on. S. S, S.,
cures Rheumatism in the only way it
is possible to cure the disease. It
poes down into . the blood; and re
. moves the uric acid from the circula
tion, so that the nerves, bones, mus
cles and joints are lubricated and fed
with nourish
ing elements
instead of being
continually ir
ritated and in
flamed with the
sharp, uratie
i m purity.
When S. S. S.
has cleansed
and purified the
blood, the pains and aches cease, all
inflammation disappears, stiffened
muscles are made pliant and every
troublesome symptom of Rheumatism I
is r(Tmanujy,cojTCCtea-J300Jca
"lllietuuatism and any medical advice
free to all wlio write. . v ' ' .
mvm tttTrc f ?ECIF10 CO., Atlanta, Ca,
in i mi ii;
A MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Berular Xtaers Sua to Arrive.
Sue- Hr-Elmore, Tillamook 7 .Nov." J5
Golden Gate, Tillamook.,..;.,. .Nov. 27
Breakwater, CCoos Bay, ...... .Nov. 27
KoanoKe, san tjearo ......, ...wov,
Bear. San Pedro .............'..Nov; 2
Rose City, San Francisco.,..., . .Dec, 4
Beaver,; pan Pedro ..i Dec
. Berular Uners Due to Depart
Beaver, San Pedro ........... .Nov. 21
Roanoke, -San Pedro ...........Nov. 30
Breakwater, Coos Bay j . i, ,No.' 0
i.. , nan rrmu ,..,.. . 0
Geo. W. Elder, San. Uedro Dec, 7"
"i-i 'Vj-u, easels ' la 9oxi, i i';.'f':'
St Nicholas, Am. sch.. ....... ..AatorU
jane L. Stanford. Am. bktn..... ..i.
...,.,jfort LryaocKs
Coronado. Am. bktn;... .Columbia 1
BJornatjtrne BJornsen Nor, ss..,...'
Eastern A Western
Uaael Dollar. Br. as.... Port Lmbr. Co.
Kygia, Nor. ss. Albers
Annie Johnson. Am. bk. ...... .Columbia
Omega, Ger. bk. . Port Lbr. , Co.
Ooldbek, Ger. bk. ..Prescoit
Liyman D. Foster, Am. sch. . . .westport
Ganneblere, Fr. bk . .North Bank
Glenholm. Br. bk..i. ..,,. North Bank
vincennes. rr. bk. . . . .Aibra
Gerard C. Tobey, Am. bk...,St Helens
Jtiertm. Am, sch. . . . . . . , ., , . . . .Gobie
Jabe Howes. Am. aoh. ....... Antorla
Wm. T, Lewis, Am. slu, Victoria dolphins
St Francis Am. sh.,, ,,.,,.,. Astoria
wiaveraon, nr.- sn., ,,,,.. .....Llnnton
Virginia, Am. sch .............. Rainier
Thiers, Fr. sh...;, Centennial
Bhoshone, Am. sa ....Oregon Drydock
En Koute With Cement and General.
Amlral Cornulier., Fr. bk Antwerp
anneblcte, Fr.nbk Glaf?ow
klau."v Ger h.. Hamburg
David d' Anglers,, Fr. bk. ..... .Hamburg
Glenholm, br. sh. . . r. i. ,t . . Antwerp
Marechal da Castries, Fr. bk....i.Tyne
Michelet Fr. bk. ... 4 .... . .Limerick
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In all my work I am thorough, . painstaking '
and careful to glw Just, the- right treatment.
required in each Individual case. For tt years
t have been proving my ability, and my bust-:
ness methods have always been strictly reli
able. My unqualified success Is due to' a
thorough medical education, 'supplemented by "
years of experience in men's special disorders
only. - My treatment is as correct'-e modern
science can make it Others may Offer Induce- ;
ments Such as cheap treatment but my fore
most claim is for thoroughness, which in the '
long run in EVERT vCASE-r-meana the cheap-,
est and the best '0
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Boston, Nov. 25. Fight fans hore arc
accepting the oHer of. Hugh Mcintosh,
the Australian promoter, to match Sam
Langford and Jack Johnson In London
next 'June In good faith, and ma,ny be
lieve the match really will be brought
about ., '
Joe Woodman manager for Langford,
received a-cablegram from Mcintosh to
day,' confirming the report that Mcin
tosh had offered Johnson $15,000 and ex
penses for'.' his. end of the purse, and
asking! Woodman for terms.
Mcintosh said he proposed staging the
bout during coronation week. He said he
required Johnston to post a 11000 forfeit
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of ; -i. You know inv f.iiili in it
I Amman's AJieretive is effective in
other forma. I:ead what Mrs. U.-trvin
says: Lima. .Montana.
"Gentlemen: I have E'vlmtd twenty-two
hounds Kince last Vhrunry and my baby
la in perfect health. She is now four
months old. I have bon waiting sinoe
fhe was born to see how I would pet
along. I am now doing all my work,
have been evor since she was four weeks
old, and I am steadily paining. I do
not cough or raise anything at alL I
believe my lung trouble cured."
'11R3, M. H. Garvin."
(Sisrned aftadavit).
" Note Mrs. Garvin la the mother of
seven children.
.. Kcktnan's Alterative cures bronchitis,
IRthmA hnv fAV.r (1iMa mnA . Itlns
Affectioria For sale by Owl Drug Co.,
ana oiner leauing arUKRista. ask ior
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia,, Pa., !
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fcMinnville Collepo Wins. '
McMlnnville, Or Nov. 25 Before the
largest crowd Of the season McMlnn
ville High school played the Kono All
Star team1 to a standstill on the High
School field yesterday afternoon, score,
0 to 0. - ,
. Forward passes and , on-side .-kick
saved the High School from defeat The
All-Stars made gains only by straight,
football. They also tried three jpiace
kicks, - but two ' were blocked by the
ttigh school and the third failed. High
school made a touch down on a for
ward pass from White to VanAtta. but
it was Illegal. Referee Professor Ruth
erford. M. H. S.; umpire. Hand, O. A C.
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COWm SZ0OTTD AJTO TArfrrta
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among AM tick 'and afflicted ' of ; the
Northwest It is business principle and
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Successful and Prompt Cures have ae
eused for. tt a large patronage,'. which
cannot be lnflueooed by. announoetpervU
containing ' extravagant ; promisee of ,:
transient, temperarlly established cc '
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will of the eablle in general, this lm.
tute baa eaiabliahed itaf firmly la the
eeteem ef the business community. The
St. Louis Medical Co. invites ' lnestl
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Medical Institute for) the treatment ef
ehTonlo, Nervous, Blood aad Skin DIs
erders Af Men of FoKland. Its methods
ef treatment are tried, according to
latest discoveries and according to ri
sen t teachings. ...
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every ease undertaken or money re
funded. ' I want nothing J do not hon
estly earn, and if I fall to cure you I
de not want year money.
Yon Can Pay Fee Hlien Cured
Seme Cases Cured ci Low as $350
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i tt yea have an old ailment that baa been hanging on for months, and
which medicine from doctors and druggists can't, seem to care, thie is
some reason. I have a scientific cure for these eases, and will eure you
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bealta and .weaken you. , '
lHood end Skin Disorder ?u
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symptoms quickly disappear and robust health return If otters have
failed to onre or are sot benefiting you, earn to me. I cure permanently,
: quickly and cheaply. .. - ' -"
VA n Tn P V P IIU ueoally occur on the left aide and
A ii I tVOL T L p n O , often cause dragging, eonJn feel
ing In the groin or letns, werry, nerveusaese. They are usually caused
by stratna, lifting, bicycle riding, preknured standing on the feat seden
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Have you backache? De you have to get up at night? Do you pees
gravel? Have yoe muddy eomplexioat ' Bar you weak ' or fainting
saellaf Do your feet swell? If you have any of these symptoms don't
wait until your case gets bad. X will glvve you a careful examlnatloa
frei. v .Come now. e- ? ; . - - ; t ':;-;, v.' .- v" v,. ,-i;j,v, -i-w ,v,--h-U
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Why waste money "try
rag" different doctors? Qe
to the St Louis Medical Co.
ia the first plaee and get
eared and avoid . experi
menting with peer doctor
This la bow you feel: There is usually pain serosa the small of 1
oeior
nornm feeUna tired: vt
memory Is poor, your mind wander you are hollow eyed; you are fear.
'Mck, blue Hags under the eyes, specks
, refresh yen. Da a ereams; you get up in
fore the eyes, v sleep does net
tired;
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tut aKraye expecting the worst to .happen; nervou no appetite.
reader, ceme te me and I win lend you - a nexsing aaao, i curs
and quickly. Come today don't put off any longer.
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Doa
At office er by mail. One personal Visit Is preferred, but if tMs ni fnv
S U a ran ana unreserved nisxory your caaa ana get
Bnetieabl write
ear opinion free. Many cases cured at ham
own laboratory, il.otf to .v per cours
Medicine fresh from our
KEN, BOUT EXFEKIMTST. GO TO
SB. IiINDSAY AT Often AITO SS
,. CXI1TE SI3 GVASAZTTXiB.
Cure or No Pay
- lJ? (im .
" He positively cures Varicose Tern
Hydrocele, Rupture, Obstruction, Special
Ailments of the Prostratlo Troubles,
Sidney and Bladder, Blood Ailments
and Serrons Weakness. ' .
If you want a perfect cure, !ure te
stay cured,' treat with the old reliable
firm. Don't waste . your money with
cheap and unskilled specialist. : Get the
best always. The best ia none too good
for you and always the cheapest In the
end..:- ,--., . i
Remember, we treat"' only eases we
can cure. - Cure or no par is our motto.
What more can you aak?
We will cure you of your trouble
never to return If we tell you aov Re
member this. ..
We are specialists In our line, net
Call at once and let a true special 1st
examine you today, not tomorrow.
Stop suffering;, get strong and rigor
oe' What more to be desired than
health? Nothing. -
Come and consult us free pt 2 U
ebarg
If you live anywhere in the states ef
Washington or Oregon, then you know
or someone in your neighborhood whom
we have cured, for our practice extends
to all parts of these states, and even
into other-'. state r-vf -, ..,. i
we . guarantee a eomplete, safe and
lasting cure in the ' quickest possible
.time, and at lowest cost for- honest
skillful and successful treatment.
Consultation and examination 1 rree
and confidential. 'Call at once.
',. DR. LINDSAY
The Old mellable Specialist. -1" '
Corner Alder and Second -street En
trance 12M Second . street Portland,
Or. Office hours a, m. to p. m
Sundays, 10 a,: m. . to 1 p. m.;; - ,,;
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,T. LOUIS MEPECAL , CO.'
txiJaJJua Bixxim 'aits yajcbxl&
The leading BpeolaUat.
Rty SPECIALTY INCLUDES Sdily aaWSS
der troublea, rapture, catarrh, rheumatism and aU special disorders
and. their complication - ' . 1; ,: ,".:..... .;;, .
SXAMTirATZOlf AHD AD VICJl PKCB.
, t offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but of every case that
comes to me I will make a careful examination and dlagnoalsi without
charge. No ailing man should neglect this opportunity to get expert
opinion about his troubl . .v, .,
KOTOS 0 A. IX. TO 17. X, SmTSATS, 10 TO 3U T ' ,
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2344 MOBBXSOV BTBEUT, COSSXB SECOaT), TOBTIaJTU, OBEOOST.
STALES
' We do not care to enlist the interest of the
casual reader, but we invite the, earnest at- ..
tentlon of men, MSN .ONLY, , and only men ,
who need treatment ' -
' We want especially to talk to the man who
: has been taking treatm ent that does not cure. '
We want to talk to the. man who has dosed "
himself with Free Trial Sample,-" Patent
; Remedies,' Specifics and Cure Alia, We want
1 to talk to the man who has been using secret
appliances and similar device We want to
talk to the man . who has soueht .relief In
vain. y-;
If this' baa been, your unhappy experience
you' are cordially Invited, to come w our
, office, . where we ,wlll fully and freely explain
to you why such treatment has not" cured you -,
and where we will demonstrate to your entire".
satisfaction why we. can s cure you-, sai ely
quickly and permanently. ; . . - , -
We claim for bur treatment nothing mtracu- ,
; lous or wonderful It Is simply our,buccoss-
No Uoney R.cquircd Until Satisfied
We charge nothing to prove our methods will cure you. You need not
Jay a dollar , until sactsf led. ' Private counsel and a thorough, palnstak
ng personal examination are free. No charge for medicines. ,
ATTXXOTE9 accar, before treating elsewhere, honestly Investigate our
proven methods. You will then understand how eeslly we onre VAWiI-
cose veihs. rrrDROCEtE, trprci no bijod voxsok. bebto-yi-,
TAX, DEBILITY. OBSTRUCTIONS, PItOSTATiO, BIULDDEB and BZD- '
1 HEY troubles, CONTRACTED ailments, 1 RUPTURE, PILES aad aU .
BJSCTAXi Disease . ' ,
What, you want is a cur Come to us and get it. Once under our .
treatment you will quickly realign how simple a thing it is to get well
In the hands of a specialist who knows his business. Our cures add not
only years to life. Jut lif e .. ta.jreaxalioura---Dily' ao--i'4!)vening9,'-''
"7" to 0. ' Sundays 10 to 1 only. , - (
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362 WasLiaston St.
POlXTLATiD, On.
IS OUR FEE
Pay When Cured,
- Ws have" every known remedy ap
pliance for TBEATZNO YOU.. Our ex
perience m so great and Taxied that no
one of the ailments of men is nw to us,
COMB IN AND TAUC XT OYER,
, .Oenetal Debility. Weak Bervae. In
somniaResults of exnorure.' overwork
I and other violations of Harare's laws,
I Diseases of Bladder and ridneys, Vari-
cured at small expense and no detention
from busines '
BFECZAIi AIlASXarTB Newly con
tracted and chronic cases cured. AH
burnln.iT, itching and Inflammation
stopped in' 24 hour Cures effected in.
seven days. , Consultation free. If nn-:
able to call, write for list of question
Office Hours 9 A. M. to t P. M.
Sunday s. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. only.
, Pacific Coast Medical Co.
" AAA1 earACWMrrieSianw Asarea-WSJI .
: CorxKi Tint;
ARE - YOU SICK?
I Consult the On We Tong Medicine
Co. These noted doctors have learned the
1 secrets known only to the famous Chi-'
I nese savants and have specially imported
Jlt7I U Alum uiviciuut, viuTuiucg VL .uixia
that positively cure all ills of the human
system. Diseases of the nervous sys
tern, female disorders, blood poison
stomach troubl eta, absolutely cured.
No matter how . many doctors have
failed, no matter bow many medicines
you have used without result tall oa ua.
We can cure you. ,
Consultation free. Treatments by mart.
On Wo Tons Chinese Medicine
, and Tea Company ,
- ' ' " ' 83 Second St . - , '
Sours A. M. to 10 P. K.
L T VFP The Chinese
a. I. ICC, Doctor.
Yee and Son's Medicin Cn..
spent lifetime study of herbs
and research in China, was
gramea uipioma ay the Ifica
peror, wonderful cure all ais-
eases ot men and women.
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tfcT.Yee 1st, cor., Alder. Pottiard. Or.
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