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i ill FiECIIS .iATE lN EYE FOR GEfllilG mi LOSES . LIFE fri STORM Master of French Bark Enter "taining Friends When Sub s ordinate Staggers Into . His Presence and Declines to Go ' As the result of personal encounter with Captain Caere,- master- Of the French bark Cuff on, last nl ght, the second mate of that vessel Is nursing a rapidly . discoloring , eye this morning, which was very much la evidence when . he called at the : French consulate ' to make a- Complaint. ; IT?'? W7- . Captain ' Cazere was entertaining company" last night, according to the information received, when the second mate went, aboard after having looked too long on the wine, including the im bibing of it, and persisted in intruding himself upon the captain and his guests. Captain -Gazere, It Is . sald, asked Mm to leave several times. When the mate stood his ground, the captain,: to en force his authority, nit hint In the aye. The second mate appeared this morn ing in the office of Consul Labbe, ae companled by another man -who said that he was correspondent s for one of the Paris Journals, and although admit ting that he 'was wrong; said that the captain had no right to hit him and de manded that the. consul make a report of it to the government ' 1 ' - Consul; Labbe sald that he would do .' nothing and that the masters of several of the vessels In port had been having more or' less trouble with; their second . mates during the- season He ' berated the man well for having brought the trouble about, npon-wolca the Journal ist, who Is said to occupy the position of cook in tils city, threatened to write a long article' for his journal,' denounc ing .the consul,' upon which 'the-latter1 ordered them -from his office. Consul Labbe, while not upholding the- action of the captain in hitting the mats. Is apparently of the opinion that . discipline must in some way; be - en forced aboard , the ship, even if a puncl. In the eye. la necessary t;-i "W.l4.'. , LEWIS LEAVES rORT. British1 Ship Take Cargo of Wheat to Qneenstown for Orders. - . ; Because the French bark Vincennes, Captain Noel,, was not ready. to go down this . morAng, ; the tewboat Ocklahama made fast to the British ship William T. Lewis, Captain , Manning, : and left down with hr at about 9:30 o'clock. The Lewis Is laden with 129,002 bushels of wheat, valued at' $103,202, and Is headed for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders. Her; cargo was loaded by A. Berg.' i The cargo of: the 'Vincennes Is being sent out by the Portland Flouring Mills company and consists of 110,641 . bushels of wheat valued at 193,960, her destination for orders being the same as the Lewis, which may result In a race between the two" vessel s . r-rJMate Trest, of Amy , Turner, Has Thrilling Ex perience. ' . Washed clear off the quarterdeck and to the rally and grasping desperately for something to hold on to, Second Mate Trest of the bark Amy Turner, which arrived In port from San Francisco yes-; terday morning, . had s a harrow, escape from going overboard in a gale. Sunty night The Turner left San' Francisco bay in a southeaster,,, which continued all, the way- up the coast to the Colum bia river, when 4t hauled Into the north ward and eastward, It was Trest'a .watch- at midnight Sunday; and he was on, the quarter deck. ; There was a heavy sea. sunning and the deck1 was full from, rail to rail aQ the time, while the houses were filled by the water . that came' aboard. The craft was then between Cape Blanco and Cape Mendocino. ' ' " . All of a sudden a huge comber broke aboarJ the vessel over the quarter, and lifted - him from: the deck and washed him toward, the rail. He 'was washed clear across the reck before, bis wildly grasping hands found a hold on ' the rigging, and when the sea had washed clear of the deck he; was hanging over the side of the rail. But for his des perate grip on the rigging, which held against the powerful pull of the sea, he would, never have been "Been again. Several windows of the bark were stove In : by , the ; gale, which Captain McLeod pays t was a . fierce one for a while," and In addition to this two life boats were damaged.' The Turner was In tow of the tug Dauntless, but the captain says that there was really tio need of the tug, as the craft could have made the; passage up under sail. A it was she was under lower topsails all the , way up. The trip was, made in ?S hours from San Francisco 1 to the mouth of the ' river, Which is considered very good. She aver aged about eight knots an hour on the The Amy Turner, which is one of "the Ocean Barge A : Towboat .company's barges. Is laden , with 1600 tons of ce ment, PLOhiSliiuOrrlCh' .. is wmm Should Be Made Department of Health Board, Decides Committee. The city plumbing inspector's office will be made a subsidiary department to the city health board and will not be combined with the .building Inspection department, The health and police com mittee of the city council adopted a. res olution to this effect this morning after City Attorney Grant had tendered a written, opinion that the plumbing de partment could not under the charter, be merged with' the : building ( depart ment, as was provided In the new build ing code recently adopted, by the coun cil. hk J f, x The committee recommended that the council, at its next meeting, take steps to repeal that portion of the building code providing for the merger of the two departments. The . city , attorney . was instructed to prepare a now ordinance- defining we duties of the ; plumbing Inspector - and subordinating his office to the health department . s In his opinion, the city attorney de clared that he had no precedents to guide him, but that he believed the council had gone beyond its Jurisdiction In combining the plumbing and building departments, He ruled that t4. plumb ing Inspectors office could continue sb an independent office, but that It would be more advisable for It to be placed under the authority of the health de partment . ' , ' . " HS10HE SAYS GO TOIL Socialist Leader Tells Editor He Vill Get Out Paper Dur ing Prison Term1. : (Uatted lYeis Leased Wire,) Glrard, Kan., Deo, 2. "Pass up the supreme court and go to Jail," -waa the word received by Fred P. "Warren, edi tor of the Socialist periodical, the Ap peal to Reason, from Eugene V, Debs. Warren waa sentenced to pay a heavy fine and to serve six montha In Jail, and the Judgment was recently affirmed by the United States appellate court The charge against the editor waa "clrr culating printed matter: held to be in flammatorv." ' s Debs also announced that Be would come to Glrard and act 'as editor of the paper while Warren served his sen tence, , , ' ' J Brltinh: steamer Minnesota for Seattle, v Kan ' KTflTiniarn.- . Btearaer Northwestern f rom" Seattle went ashore 1 the Boston aviation . meV and , la said . michelet . rx roni;. French Bark Brings Mjc Iron; Will Take on Wheat. ' : ' After a voyage of 148 days to the mouth of the Columbia river from Lim erick, the French bark Mlchelet Cap tain Hery, .arrived In the harbor yes terday forenoon and was anchored In the stream. She ha(f 1000 . tons of pig Iron consigned to Meyer, Wilson & Co., and a.fter that la discharged, which it Is expected will, be in- about 10 days, she will go on the berth for wheat for the Portland Flouring Mills company. , , ELEANOR SEARS TO . AVIATE BY .HERSELF 1 ., ""J ""' yr.s . ,an Francisco, Dec, t. Local society was thrown Into a furore today by the announcement that Miss Eleanor Sears of Boston , and Burlingame, , CaL, : had decided to take up aeroplaning. Miss Soars, according to the announcement will ' operate her- own machine,' having tired of the empty honor of. Bailing through the air While a masculine hand controls the plane and regulates the throttle of the engine. Miss Sears, who la already .widely known for her ath letlc accomplishments, made ; 1 several flights with Claude Orahame-Whlte at George H. Cohan's Biggest Success. "Forty-five Minutes From Broadway" In which the Baker Stock company is making such a hit this week. Is one of the greatest successes of its kind. To night, tomorrow matinee and night will be the last opportunity to Bee it . "'a "Via Wlrele8s,,',at the Bungalow. The sensational fourth act scene of the thrilling play, "Via Wireless," ; at the Bungalow, is one showing a wireless operator receiving and sending the won derful ; messages through the ; air be tween one vessel and another, resulting In the rescue of those in the wrecH. " The BaTrier". Next Week. ?: The .Baker Stock company twill be seen in "The Barriei," the dramatization of Re Beach's thrilling story of Alaska, all next week, opening Sunday afternoon. Readers of . the book." will want to see the play. " to be an enthusiastic advocate of , fly lng. i Miss Sears is enroute here from Bog' ton to spend the winter at Burlingame. ANY MEMBER OF BOARD MAY NAME COMMISSIONER Salem Bnretn of Tht JoarnaLI Salem, Or., Dec. 2. Attorney General Crawford has prepared an opinion to day, m which be holds the state board. comprised of governor,' secretary of state and state treasurer, holds power to fill vacancies, on the board, of. state railroad commissioners. Jand ; that , the governor himself cannot exercise, that - MAKINE NOTES. Astoria, Dec 3. Sailed at 6:30 a, m. Steamer . Golden Gate for, Tillamook. Arrived at 9:B0 and left up at 10:46 a. raw Steamer Falcon from San Fran lsca - Oatslde, at 9 a. m. Steamer Rnsecrefha from J3atf, Francisco. . ' .San Francisco, Dec, I. -Arrived at 6 a. m Steamer Kla'tnath from Portland. RatW at 11 a; m. Steamer George W. Elder 'for FortlanC-'f"'"";: -:;'r ' . Port San Luis, Dec 2. Sailed Steam er Washtenaw for Portland. ' t s , Astoria, Deo. sailed at Z p. m. Steamer Nehalem for Saa Pedro. Ar rived at and lert cp at 8:30 p, m. Steamer Elmore, from Tillamook, i- : San Francisco, Deo. L Arrived at 1 p. nu Steamer Asuncion from Portland. Called at 6 p. m. Steamer Johan Poul- ea with schooner Virginia in tow, for Portland.' " , ' ' ' 1 - Pnrt Twwnnend, Dec,- 8.Passd ln I i i .. ,. . ..' "". '.i1. J at San Juan island and has 15 feet of water in "forward hold. ' Astoria, Dec. - R-t-Conditlon - at the mouth of the river at 8 Lim. moderate; wind south,' 18 miles;: weather, roggy. Tides at Astoria Saturday: High water, 2:26 a. m.. 6.6 feet: 1:17 p. m., 8-5 feet Low water, '7:43 a. m.,' 4.1 feet" 8:28 p. m., 0.4 feet.' '-.', - ' -.f. ' -i . ' S', m'l 1 i i " : j."J' ALONG THE WATERFRONT. ' - Advices received here yesterday Bay that the schooner Lyman? D. Foster, Captain Klllman, wOl ' finish her lum ber cargo at Weatport Monday. She Is loading JBO.OOO feet for. Australia. i George B. DodwelL head of the firm of DodwelL & Co., of London, andf A. T. power. The matter came up as a result Stewart, Tacoma manager for the com- of the-resignation J of 'Oswald West pany, passed through oh the. Shasta which took effect today, leaving Oregon Limited - yesteraay - anernoon- n tneir with bur two commisBloners. ' Frank J way to San Francisco, from which place J Miller, commissioner-elect, will doubt' Mr.4 Dodwell win return home. . I less be' appointed for ; the . remaining : With the schooner Virginia m tow, month of ,. West's unexpired term. - no the steamer Jbhan Poulsen sailed yesUr- matter whether the appointment is made day from San Francisco for this port by Mr., Benson, by Mr. Bowermanor The latter has cement and general car- by Mr. Benson , and Mr. Steel or by go aboard, while the schooner Is in Mr: Bowerman . and Mr. Steel. . There ballast ' " l, v ' can be no reasonable object In making The , steamers ' Cascades and Shaver any otner appointment shifted the bark Coronado from Supple'i dock to Oceanic 'dock this morning. They also moved the Rygja front Albina dock to the flour mills at noon. An excurison license has been granted to the steamer Bear from i San Fran Cisco, whereby she can carry 114 more steerage passengers for one trip. sur-portlntr company, of nt.ioh Miss Hr-1-one Lac.kayo is the leadlnsr woman, in his comedy drama succt.Sii, -'Mary Jane's fa." Seats Selling for "Jlaarao X." Seats are now selling for "Madame X." This -widely discussed play will be offered aty the Ilcllig theatre for four nights by Henry W. Savage, beginning next Sunday, December 4. A upeclal price matinee will be given Wednesday afternoon. - Moving Pictures. Exceptionally' good drama, comedies, scenic and educational pictures are of fered at the first run picture theatres of the People's Amusement company to day. "The Tie That Binds" and a "plain Song" are banner , pictures at the Star. ' Sharpshooter Extraordinary. ' Chevalier, De Loris, formerly of the French army, will be the sensational feature at the Grand next week, com mencing with the matinee Monday. The Chevalier is a sharpshooter who shoots the buttons and hair pins from his as sistant, ;v ' ":''-i:.:y-'i'---"'',--;S ':;., ' AT. THE THEATRES. The Time, Place and Girl.' The, first production of the famous musical comedy, . "The Time, the Place and the Girl" at popular' prices vrtyl be seen at the Bungalow all. next ; week starting .Sunday matinee. It appears here 'ithls season at popular prices, V Comedy HeadUner, "X Close Call",, is the comedy head line act at 'the Grand, presented ' by Happy Jack Gardner, the minstrel man, supported by his own company Of clev er people. This act pans out a laugh almost every second during . its dura tion, , - , - Uifd yrMorriiiy afu r f-::r diys 1'. of pneumonia, aged 66. The fun.Ti.l will be he hi from the resM.'nce, t-"'th Davton, tomorrow. Rev. Gilmore offi ciatinsr. Burial Till be In the Dayton cometery. Mrs. Long was one of the first white women settlers in this part of the country and was widely known. She Is survived by Mr. Long, who is a Civil war voieran,- and three children, Mrs. J. A. Fontain, wife of Representative-Elect J. A. Fontain, living here. M i Death of Oregon Pioneer, Dayton, WaslL. DecV 8. Mrs. W. K. Long. Oregon, pioneer of the early 70a, For Dyspepsia You Risk Nothing by Trying This Remedy. . . We want everyone troubled with Indi gestion and dyspepsia to come to our store and obtain a box of Rexall Dy8PeP; sta Tablets. They contain Bismuth Subnitrate and Fepsln" prepared by a process which develops their , greatest power to overcome digestive disturb? ance. , " ' ' ' . ' Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very pleasanl to take.. They soothe the irri table, weak stomach, strengthen and in vigorate the dWWtlve organs, relieve nausea and indigestion promote nutri tion and bring about a feeling of com fort '- v t ; ' - s '"''' : : '"" " ' '" v ' ! " If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets a reasonable trial we will return your money if you are not satisfied with the result Three slses. 35 cents. B0 cents and 31.00. Remember jou, cah btain Rexall Remedies only at the Owl Drug Co, Inc, Seventh v and, Washington streeta,;- U:'Aa $ :':-i I f A " i rn ri it Tonight at the Lyric theatre the chorus , girls . of. the Musical Comedy company will contest for. three cash prizes offered by the management Last week the winners were Madge schuier, Ruth Albright and Buster Williams. 5 1 WEN DUNG ON STAND ENTERS GENERAL DENIAL Tnltert PrcM Letned Wire. I . Louisville, Ky., Dec 2. A general de- eKStlrH.: .a nlftl M l, i Alma Kellner. .' 'Lt.'LS.t yr iM. whose'body was found In tank steamer W.. the cellar of St. Johns School, .was made .- Porter, Captain t.k -v. a Holmes, arrived at jUnnton at . 6:30 r7tr i.X S i mia 2S? Fo8.' aernoS UTf "T - : a nnMi. m fh. and denied any knowledge of the crime. foot of Stark street and a few niles will ' Wendllng was unable to apcount for be driven for temporary approach to Presence of bloodstains which were th tikw eTtKTHrinn to th -ir h.'. found on his bicycle; after he had 'fled. Washington and Stark streets, permls- Slnnar. stains, which h alao waa un. Ion to io aa hvin tu-ufi eivn h th able to explain, were found on his mayor, ? The approach will be used an- tll the olty dock la begun there. -- - - Children'R Day Tomorrow. -By request Pantages theatre has re served tomorrow's matinee for the bene fit ' of Portland's little folk. ' Shepp's Dog," PonyaTia'Moflkey circus will prove a huge treat The children will be given a ride on the ponies. -, - - ' ' i,' ' ,''V 1 mm .' r' , An Event tn Clubdom. ' In the gorgeously . spectacular : at traction, "An Event' In Clubdom," the Morton-Jowel .troupe of whirlwind club Jugglers will topllne the bill; commene lng , a week's . engagement at . Pantages with next Monday's -matinee1 f j- r ' .Edwin Arden Next Week. ' Appearing in a charming little playlet "Captain 'Velvet," ,-the popular young star. Edwin Arden, will head the new bill ! at' the Orpheum,- which" opens for one week beginning next Monday .after noon. Mr. Arden Is a fine romantic actor. , , - t , Stanley and Norton at Orphenm. With a raft of new material, Stanley and Norton are a feature of the bill at the Orpheum this week. - Their number consists: of, a breezy llpe of rapid fire conversation, tuneful melodies, lmita tiona and clever dancing specialties.' Tonight, Twice TomoTTovr. -- Tonight and tomorrow night' at 8:1S o'clock, with a special price matinee to morrow, the attraction at t the HeiUg theatre will , be Max Flgman and his ESQFULA ITARY BLCOD P0I50H No Cargo Prom Castries. It Is reported that the French bark Marecha de Castries,' bound from Dub lin for Portland, and before reported at Reef Harbor in distress, the repairs to which were to have been completed on iruna.. , "i ' When ,arrested in San Francisco, Wendllng had staved off his mustache. "I did It to please a girl friend,"! he aald. . ..',..'. , . MY SCIENTIFIC AND CERTAIN' CURE FOR , No class of - human ailments Is so little . understood ' among the profession today as the ali ments . peculiar to men. As a result the methods commonly employed in treating ' them are but relics of earlier periods in medical science. . I. have depart ed from every form of treat meet that my own, experience and research have proven inef fective and unscientific' J have replaced " them with original and thqroughly modern methods that have proven supremely ef fective. Every detail of my procedure In s each individual case Is - based upon accurate knowledge as to conditions and requirements, and my cures are duplicated by no -other physician or 8pclaliHt.:j - '' ' - '" - " VAKICOSB TEXSS Absolute ly painless treatment that cures completely -In one week. Inves tigate my method. It is the only liitt PAY-4 when :m ; YOU ' h 'y ARE CURED Tne "Leading Specialist. thoroughly; scientific treatment for this,., ailment being employed. r , BLOOD AXUSCEirTS No dangerous dosing to drive the virus to Ihe Interior, but s harmless blodd-cleanalng remedies that remove the . last taint ' ; . ' , ' ' y , .-V. I also eurenervousrailmenta, kidney and bladder-and all reflex ail ments. ' , ' My treatment for obstructions re moves the necessity for surgical opera tions, even In severe cases . of long standing.. . I do no cutting nor dilat ing. No other physician employs my methods of overcoming, this aliment, so the service I offer you Is Original and distinctive. ' Do. not give up hope be cause mothers have failed. 1 will cure you and the cure will be -a prompt and painless one.' My treatment dissolves the obstruction, subdues all Inflamma tion, relieves ; all Irritation or conges tion that may exist in the kidneys or bladder, reduces enlargements and re stores . good health and tone to all organs Effected by the disease. . , EXAMINATION FREd I offer not only FREE consultation and advice, but of every ease that comes to me I will make a careful '. examination and diagnosis without charge. No ailing man should . neglect ythls , opportunity to get expert opinion about his trouble. i ,., . If' you caanot call, write for diagnosis chart. My system of home treatment Is always certain and satisfactory., ' , In the treatment of ailments t offer a service such as no other physician - can render. The remedies I einploy, have a most thorough and positive adtlon In cleansing the mem branes and subduing all . in flammation. ,-My manner of application. Insures absolute thoroughness, and removes every possibility of a relapse r a chronic Btage. ' My cures are not onlv thorough, but are accomplished In the briefest r time possible,' ',, ' Office Hours 9 A, 1L to P. SC. ' Stmflaya, 10 to 1 Only. The DR. T AYLOR Go. 234h Morrison St., Corner Second, Portland, Ore.' '7--' 7t MARINE INTELLIGENCi, "Eegular "Clners Xrae to Arrive. November 20, "did " not discharge any Golden Oate. Tilla mook . , . , ;. Dec. ' S part of cargo, :-l-$r$T-:;;i&y.- j H. Elmore. Tillamook Dec S ln Pqnta Arenas. September 2 rv":::: I eunary oaraages ana cargo sniiteo. ... sne Roanoke, San Pedro. .... .. . . . , .Dec. 11 is out Of Dublin 148 davs nnr jcroinil IS a Oisease manuested consigned to Balfour, Guthrie ft Co. Begular Xilners Due to Depart tisiiallvbv a fiwellinr and nleeratirm 'V--:-.' t; . Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook Dec. t of the,' elands, esoeciallv abont the ;r Drnnken Men Cans Trouble. Rnar. San Pedro ... .. i .lec.. Breakwater, coos Bay , Dec. aeclt, It is atoostenUrdyhareditan' ln' geo. w. Eider, Fan Uedw. . . r .Dec 7 ! report to Harbormaster Speler says that ose Citv. Pan : Pedro Dec iaus ongin,,, ptjing we axegs or. re- Manager Bancroft of Martin's dock had Beaver. San Pedro.. ..Dec mains Of Some Specific blood DOlSOn. a great deal of trouble with drunken Roanoke. San I"edro .Dec. 14 Where the blood is ereatlv weakened mel' on Wednesday afternoon." about 3 ' Vessels in Port ' wrltri rnarrAfnlMiTMiaAn' tliilieeai -9 c,d4"V.When the steamer Roanoke was gt Nicholas Am. ech. . ..,..; , . .AstorU xntntneKroiaicraspoi'ion.T.neGisease Kettlftg ready to sail lor' San Fran, Jaoa I SUaford,. Am- bktn.. . . attacks other portion3 of the system clsco and : ports farther south, at - ,....Port. Drydoeks besides the glands, and then We see its o'clock. One man nearly fell from the M,c1 fT: byk-"'v iU'fiJ rr . . . ' , .. , , . . rtrw-v n Mnrht tm . ,. .i.w Bear. Am. ss Alnsworth cnects m weaic eyes, poony aeveiopeq r;-,, r, . v, A. ' LTJ Inveravon. Br. s. North Bank bodies, rannin? sores and ulcers, skin "uw VU"DU Washington.. Am. ss - -a " " " 11 1 in uaA DAskjri diseases,1 especially on the scalp, ca- - tarrhal troubles, etc. Scrofula usually makes its appearance in childhood, 1 ' though manhood or womanhood may be reached before the poison pro-! presses to the stage of otHward mani-1 f estation; i S. S. S. is the one real cure for Scrofula.5;;:, It is a blood purifier without aa equal, and it cures this'. destructive blood poison by removinr -on , every trace of the infection from the umatuia , circulation. a. Daflf River Headings.' ' m, 120th meridian !, time. STATIONS. mmwmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmm m A i ........... I 41 I 30 .....J 25 S.SJS.. in itrMirWfe Eugene ............. 10 Jiarrtsburg. ' rlMtiCtMor - m A a iu.., v-uiaiuu o u u. Atuuiiy p i 4 purifying the nvihV';: Diooa, assists the port mnd 6tomach, and di- ' X sr 3.8 4.2 4.8! 7.0 5.6 13.4 13.6 20.3 10.5 If p 0.3 0.2 0 0.4 1.6 5.4 2.0 0,8 0.8 0 0 .06 .16 .18 .80 .62 .4 .35 , . , .Rainier Coronado, Am, -bKtn. . . 1 , Kt;. : .yceanlc Bjornstjerne uorneen, jNor. ss...... : '. . , .-. .Montgomery' 2 Hazel Dollar. Br. ss. . .rort Lmbr. Co. Buf f ou, Fr. ' bk ,' ; . . Mersey Scottish Moore, nr. ah...,. North Bank Rvria. Nor. ss. ............. .Elevator Annie Johnson, -Am" bk. ......Columbia Omoidt Ger. bk. ... .v. j . ;N, P. L.br. Co. Goldbek, Ger. - bk......' Prescott Lyman u. coster. Am. sen. . . . westpori Cannebiere, Fr. bk. . North Bank Glenholm. Br. bk.,....i. . .North Bank VincenneSi Fr. bk. . 1.. ..... . . . Albers Gerard C, Tobey, Am. bk.,.St Helens Berlin. Am. scft. ... ... , ..,Gob:e Feet So Sore Couldn't Walk , . Down Stairs- Re positively cures Varicose Veins, Hydrocele, "Rupture, Obstruction, Special Ailments or the Froitratlo Troubles, , Kidney, and Bladder, Blood ' Ailment -aad .jprervous Weakness. v . If you want a perfect cure, cure t Stay cured,, treat with the, old reliable firm.- Don't "waste your money with, cheap and unskilled specialists Get the best always. , The best 1 none too good for you and always the cheapest In the end. . : - -.. ...,, . Remember, we treat only cases we can eure. Cure, or no pay is our motto. ' What more, can you aSkt h-i.-- ;."? We will cure you of your trouble, never to return if we tell you so, Re member this. - -Ss .. We arc specialists In I Our, line, '; not cure-alls,-:t;v -v-''v - .-'V Call at once and let a true SDeeraHst etamlne you today' not tomorrow. - owy Buiiennic: get tronK ana viaort ous. r What 4 more to be . desired thaa health? Nothing. -si-Cf.'.'1v?.. Come ; and consult na . free of all Charge.' 1 - . - ' If you live anywhere In the states of Washington, or Oregon, then 'you know or someone 'in your neighborhood whom ' we have oured, for our practice extends to ail parts of these states, and even Into: other states, t , , . v We suarantee a complete, safe and- lastlng eure In the quickest possible time, and at Ipwest cost for honest. skillful and raocessfal treatment. . e Consultation ' and - examination - free and confidential. Call at once. 1 v DR. LINDSAY ' The Old Sellable Spfeialist ; v Corner. Alder and Second streets. V En-': trance 128 Second street, Portland, Or. Office hours 9 a. m, to 8 p. m Sundays, 10 a. m., to 1 p. m. , r ; , 'i'tp-'4 EN m: CURED IS OUR FEE 'Pay When Cured we - ha ve - e very - k nown ' remedy-ap fnaiiiuv lur nacaxuiu ivu.. uur ex perience ts so greet and varied that no one of the ailments of men Is new to ua. - COMB IK ASD TALK IT OTBaV ..Oaneral SebiUty. Weak "Verves, Za omnia Results of exporur.- overwork and other violations of Nature's laws. Diseases of Bladder and Kidneys, Van- cose veins, quickly and permanently eared at small expense and no detention from business. . -.. SFECZAXt AlllCinrra Newlv eoa. I tracted and chronic cases cured. All burning, itching and inflammation stopped in 24 hours. Cures effected in seven days. , Consultation free, - If un able to call, write for list of questlona. Office Hours A. M? to 8 P. XL Sundays, 10 A. VL to 1 P. M. only, k Pacific f Coast Medical Go. 834H WA8KXVOTOV STBXBT, - Corner Ilrst ; m., titfOtt ... TIZ Cured Her Quick 1 :, 1 IV If you have sore feetj tired .; feet, sweaty feet, lame feet, tender feet, smelly feet, corns, callouses or bunions, read what happened to Mrs. Crockett, of Jtef fersonvllle. TIZ VXD IT. ' : Mr, Crockett says: 'After t second treat ment the walked downstair one foot at a time. She ' has not beea able to walk downstairs before in past five - a in.- ;. ..,..,.,. , ,,.uuo:e . ,M T.h., Am ., Boh . , . .t 7e". B tvyyiu. mvwB w Wm.T.Iwla. Am. sh.. Victoria dolnhins ' step with one foot at a time. This Is St. Francis, Am. 8h.......r,.,. Astoria remarkable,- Bend five more boxes." uiaveraon,.'Ur; bit. w . : r. f . .ynnton No matter r what ails your feet or Virginia. Am. sch. ...... ....L . .Rain er ...j.. . j ,!, lkX'''::::i)S!llmt getting relief, just use TIZ., It's T-iiTTT Forwast--Th Wiikmotu riv; En Eottte With Cement and OeneraL different. It acts right off. It cures 0 hviunvu . nuu 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 l . . .m -a..- ji v f n il . 1 , at Portland will reach a stage of about Ainiral cornuiier, r.' blt..., Antwerp sore teet to emy, :ureu,. 11 , me -vmy gcauvc juiciuoeTa 11 leet Saturday, ttnd remain neatly sta- nayara. r r. uk. ..... v . i ...... .u in the creation of "rary bUnoa blood laaHow foot - remedv ever made - which acta on ... ... ,.niiiuura Tirincinie or dra wins: out ail the new COr- . ! Bltmn WimhMl ..r,i J ; " ' ' Micneiet, rr. ok. . . . puscles and Other , storm .warnings were put up at North Wllhelmlne, Ger. eh nounsoing mat? Head ana at xatoosn last nignt ana tne ClauR. Ger. sh. Sti Al' W.i''nMauZ poisonous exvdatlonss which cause sore Mkshelet Fr, bk.... . ."LVmerlrk t teot. Powders and other, remedies . . . . . . Antwerp I merely ciog -up tne porea . t 1 z cleans Miscellaneous, Tonnage to Arrive. them out and keeps them clean. Tou lation. S.S.S. inert fowersof the systera ter for the rirm. . wina reached a maximum velocity or 1 ""Ib m: " an,,ii.wnoiui win xeei Deiten tne ures time u ueea. ul 06 miles an hour at an early hour this 1 . ? w.ean rranciscoiTjga It a week and you can forget you ases the resistive r i.V Luson, Am. sch..,..,...;...Kedondo r. f... Th. la ..i-. and by Strength- sided again, however, but District Fore- CZmw Am m'.'.: . sn FrSSriseS' earth that can compare with it TIZ 19 Keep tn CL warn- i . . ,. - tnins and buildinff no the vitality.'; canter Seals' derided, to. -'-r'V,v4-ii ,f rif"T.r"iii at iTTJfii-t'Iti J 3 Tp "untiTevenlng, . An... 'J, it , ' are not. altogether anuujj tuic. iiuua, ucbtnuiDg uic r.nr -rport at 10 o "B-eeWlUl-CoaL as the conditions I Col, de Vlliebols Mareuil, settled. .A special Ff.'bk... 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Will you place your confidence In the care of honest, skillful aud successful speclaltstsT Tears of practical ex perience, thousands of dollars spent in researches and scientlflo investi gation, eupplemented by an immense practice, haa enabled us to evolve a -Mpeclal sy steal of treatment that Is a safe and prompt cure for special diseases and weaknesses of mrm. The chanire In thousands' of eases Is marveloua Blighted lives, blasted hopes, weakened systems and nervous ' 1 wrecks have been safely and promptly cured by our method. We have evolved a system of treatment that Is a powerful and determined medici nal corrective, where man's characteristic energies have baoome weak ened and debilitated, either through excess, indiscretions or , the . result of neglected or improperly treated diseases. ; . , , , , , ' ' ' BT TOT rATST JJTO STST HETKOSS WH CTTRB IGKUI OTTRBS,. 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