Weekly Oregon statesman., May 13, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

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DESTRUCTION BY RUSSIA
OF THEIR OWN -FLEET
IS HOT CREDITED BY OFFICERS
WHO PASSED THAT POET ON
' . WEDNESDAY.
EEP02T OF GEN'L ZASSALXTCH
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The Japanese Army Is Concentrated in
Three Groups and. Making Sapid
. Advancement.
The" Japanese Expect to Occupy ITia
- Chwang Tomorrow Japanese Boat
Seen ' In ; Front of Vladivostock and
Russians Preparing to Meet Expect
ed Attack at Any Time. "
CIIEFOO, May 12. (1:30 a; m.)
The officers of the steamers arriving
from . Niu Chwang discredit the story
of the destruction by the Russians of
their fleet at Port Arthur. When the
officers passed Port Arthur on Wednes
tlav night, they saw searchlights flash
ing from the ships and forts. , There
were no signs of the Japanese fleet in
the vicinity. The officers further stat
ed there were not to exeeed 1000 Rus
sian soldiers at Kin Chwang and vicin
ity. " There are only six light field guns
ill the iorts, all the big guns Having
been taken to Liao Yang. An opinion
prevailed at Jiu Chwang that Russia
intends restoring Nin Chwang, also the
district eastward to Tasi Chiao. The
Russian troops, it i understood, will
remain until the Chinese troops arrive.
This is to prevent looting by brigands.
, Report of Zassalitch.
St. Petersburg, May 11. General
Hakarhoft sent a dispatch to the Gener
al Htaff today communicating the re
tort of General Zassaliteh, dated. May
10, as follows: ! "Troops which appear
ed to be a division of the Japanese
guard have been advancing for the last
two days from Feng Wang Cheng west-
ARE UNABLE TO AGREE
ON THE GOVERNORSHIP
THE REPUBLICANS OF WASHING
TON HOLD ALL NIGHT CAUC
' USES, BUT WITHOUT
AVAIL.
TWO CANDIDATES ARE OUT
Pierce and King Counties Tacoma
and Seattle Respectively Form
ing Opposing Combinations.
A. XL Meed, of Bellingham, Tacoma 's
Candidate, With Other Backing An-
- other Caucus at 2 O'clock in the
Morning, While Seattle Bests Until
Nine.
TACOMA, May 11.-At 1 o'clock
this morning the delegates to the Re
WASHINGTON CONGRESSMEN
ARE ALL RENOMINATED
mass: il fullebton, fobmebly
of salem, is renominat
ED FOB. JUSTICE OF SU
PREME COURT.
-A. E. MEAD FOB ? GOVERNOR
The Convention Instructs the Delega
tion to Support President Roose
velt for Benomisation.
Platform Advocates Protective Tariff,
Reciprocity In Non-Competitive Pro
ducts, Liberal Appropriations for
Rivers and Harbors and Passage of
Good Bonds BilL
TACOMA, May ll.-The Republican
State Convention adjourned tonight af
ter nominating the following ticket:
For Congress Will E. Humphrey, of
King county; Wesiey L. Jones, of Yak
ima; Francis W. Cuahman, of Pierce. :
Governor Albert E. Mean, of What
eom. i- '-
JLiieutenant Governor Chas. E. Coon,
of Jefferson. "
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No wonua who uses "Rotter's Fries!" need fear the suffering
and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror
and insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves her ia
a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is
rpodnatured. Our book? u
Motherhood," is worth
its weight in cold to everv- UUL
trosian, and will be sent free in
erly in the direction of Ilai Cbeng. It
is reported that a Japanese force con
sisting of about a Uivisioa of infantry
intended to marrb on. Haimacrfca with
forty guns and 1500 eavalrv. From re
ports received from the liver Dasaw
it may be concluded the Japanese army
is concentrated in three groups ; the
two : southern groups being a the
lower section of the river Tayang at
Hoadouhany, on tne left banK of the
river at Davan and at Donamio in the
same locality, and the northern group
opposite ,IIabaiina, on the road from
Feng Wang Cheng to Salidza, fourteen
to sixteen miles from Feng Wang
Che ak. It is difficult to obtain infor
mation from local Chinese. In one case
we discovered the Chinese had warned
the Japanese troops of an ambuscade,
which had been arranged by. the Cos
sacks." . I . :. , .
j , To NIn Chwang Tomorrow.
Shanghai, r May 1 1. It is reported
from Pekin that the Japanese On Mon
day oeeupied Ilai Ping, sixteen miles
below Tashicha, ana they expected to
occupy Niu Chwang on Friday.:
j SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS. x
POSSIET, Siberia, May 11. A Jap
anese boat made its appearance in the
roadstead two days ago and suspicions
lights have been seen. Everything is
quiet here, but -all is in readiness to
meet any landing of the enemy, whose
probable purpose is the cutting off '' of
Vladivostock. - -. . j i
j Russians Are Fortifying. :
London, May 12. The Morning Posts
Shanghai correspondent says the Rus
sians are building forts at Mao Tien
Ling pass aud extensive entrenchments
outside of Lio Pang. J, .
' Ought' to Have Held Out. :
London, May 11. The Daily Mail's
correspondent at Japanese headquarters
in describing the battle on Ysln river
testifies that the Russian position there,
if properly held, ought to have been im
pregnable, even with the sacrifice of
10,(io0 men. .
publican State Convention have been
unable to get together on the Govern
orship and all the other offices are kept
in the background. Pierce county and
the northwest have agreed on A. E.
Meed, of IMiingham, and the south
west will enter the combine : provided
it is not fought by King county. D. B.
Crocker and Geo. II. Baker, mentioned
in connection with the nomination,
have been declared out oi the race.
Pierce holds another caucus at 2 a. m.
and the King7 county delegation has ad
journed until 9 o'clock today.
It looks now as if the fight would
be transferred to the floor of the con
vention, which meets today. ;
Secretary of State Samuel II. Nich
ols, of Snohomish.
Treasurer Geo. G. Mii.s of Thurs
ton, j
Anuitor C. W. Clausen, of Kitsap.
Attorney General John D. Atkinson,
of Chelan. j
Land Commissioner E. W. Ross, of
Cowlitz. J
Superintendent of Public Instruction
B. B. Bryan, Chehalis. !
Justices of Supreme Court Mark A.
Fullerton. of Whitman, and Frank Bud-'
kin, of Yakima. . j :.
The platform commends the, national i
administration and instructs the able
gates to vote fo"r President! Roosevelt;
advocates protective tarjff;: favors
reciprocity in non-competitive products
and opposes a duty on eoal.f More lib
eral appropriations for improvement of!
rivers and harbors are demanded. In
state matters the platform says: "We
favor a Tax Commission, with power
to determine, for the purpose of assess
ment and taxation, the value of , all
corporate property, both Teal and per
sonal, to the end that the' burden of
government may be borne without prej
udice, favor or inequality.!' r
The Congressional delegation is in
structed, to support the JBrownJpw Good
Roads bill. There is no 1 reference to
the Railway Commission. : ;$
And many otHer painful and serious
ailments from wnich most motliers
stuTer, can be avoided by the use cl
-, lt!a. Ffclf This great remedy '
Uxs a vroa-sena to women, carrying
them through their most critical
free injplain'pirT fl ppf
pplicataon to j ' ; ' j j
plain
SERIOUS, STRIKE
THSEATEN3 . TOOH SUPPLY OT
EXPOSITION : CTTT UNLESS
- I DEMANDS ARE GRANTED. ,
! Expected to Start Next Week and to
t a ' an TtAtels snd Restaurants of
, St. Loads The Western Federation
. of Miners Holding a Meeting at Dea
rer, Give Sympathy to President
Moyer. ' : " "
ROCHESTER, N. May 1L A
resolution extending aid to the St.
Louis Unions in the strike that threat
ens the Exposition city, was unanimous
ly adopted today hjr the convention-of
Hotel and Restaurant Employes'" Inter
national Allianee and Bartenders' In
ternational League. It is believed the
strike will start next week. Every hotel
and restaurant in St. Louis will be
tied .up. : l. - i ' Y
' -. Sympathy For Moyer. - . ;
Denver, Colo :May 11. The semi
annual meeting of the executive board
of the Western Federation of Miners
began at its headquarters in this city
today. Vice i President John C. Wil
liams, of California, will preside at the
session because of the absence of Pres
ident Moyer, who is . being held as a
military prisoner at Telluride. The
board sent a, message of sympathy to
Moyer and received a reply ;. from him
acknowledging the receipt of the mes
sage. r -,-i,, : : , : -, , ;
WENTZ'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL
BRISTOL, i Tenn., Mar 11." He
came to his death by the accidental dis
charge of his own revolver," is the
verdict of the coroner 's jury which tor
nearly two days has been investigating,
eireumstances surrounding the death of
Edward L. Wentz, the young million
aire whose body was discovered decay
ed and'unburied on - a spur of Black
Mountain last Sunday atternoon. The
verdict comes as a surprise in every
quarter, as a great majority of the peo
ple who heard the evidence and exam
ined the conditions surrounding the
body believe the cause to nave been
suicide, while many others accept the
murder theory. .
: !
THE SENTENCE APPROVED. !
LEAVENWORTH, Kan, May 11.
Colonel Duncan, commanding officer at
Fort Leavenworth, is in receipt of a
telegram from the War Department j
slating- that Piesident Roosevelt has
approved the sentence dismissing First
Lieutenant Frederick W. Mills, of the
Seventh Infantry, from the army;
' NOT MUCH .DOING.
LOS ANGELES, May 11. Practic
ally no business waa transacted by the
Methoist conference today. The early
morning session was devoted entirely to
consideration of the report of the com
mittee1 on rules, i; After recess the duty
of receiving and welcoming the frater
nal delegates, which was not completed
at yesterday's session, was taken up.
ALL QUIET IN HAYTI.
WASHINGTON, May llMinister
Leger,;of Ilayti. this afternoon com
municated the following statement to
the Associated Press: "'According to
a telegram just received there is no
trouble in Hayti. There is not even any
fear of an uprising. The country is
perfectly quiet."
U. S. CONSUL DIES.
PUERTO CABELLCs Venezuela,
Tuesday, May 10 (delayed) Thomas J.
Cummings, United States Consul, died
suddenly today.
' How's This? '
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
iness transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.-
West as Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
; Toledo, O.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
i Hall's Catarrh, Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75e per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. Testimonials free. ;
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Coughs and colds, down to the, very
borderland of consumption, yield to the
soothing, healing influences of Dr .
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
SUIT VIRTUALLY ABANDONED.
PARIS, May 11. The suit of the
Republic of Colombia against the Pan
ama Canal Company, in connection with
the 'shares of stock, 'was further ad
journed today. The litigation is prac
tically suspended, owing to the transfer
of the canal to the United States .and
liquidation of the Canal Company, r , ,
Made a Quick Enn- r v;'
The Salem fire department made a
run to the foot of Marion street at 11:15
a. m. yesterday having been summoned
to extinguish a small roof fire. The de
partment lost no time in getting to the
scene of the miniature conflagration,
but the services of the Bremen - were
not needed, the flames having been ex
tinguished before their arrival- The
department- was out for a drill last
evening and made a ran east on Cheme-
keta to Cottage street, then south on
Cottage to Court, and west on Coort to
(he corner of High where the La France
engine. was connected, with the cis
tern and. her machinery! put to a test,
the big engine proved t to be in per
fect condition and threw two splendid
streams of water under a -moderate
heal of steam. " Chief Pugh was alo
much pleased with the aetionrof his
men as the drill was earned on without
a hitch. f "i ; v '
Mrs. W. 8.1 Matthews has retnrne!
from an extended visit to Southern Ore
gon.
HAD A LUCHY ESCAPE.
Earl Crossan, Employed at the Capital
Lumber ttmi, Meets With
- - , . an Accident. , , -
Earl Crossan, a young man who is
employed at the pinner in 'the Capital
Lumber Mills, was "caught bv the plan
ing knife yesterday sftenoon and lost
quite a little chunk of flesh from the
leg between the knee aad hip. He was
taken to the office of Ur. C. ll. Roberta
son, who dfessed tbe wonnj nJ iiuule
him as comfortable as posKible. The
injury is not serious and will leave "no
bad consequences, but he can consider
himself exceedingly lucky, for the plan
er is wicked tool wkeajs motion and
a little deeper exposure would mean an
ttwrul cut;- ;
The boy was working at the side of
the machine just after starting up fol
lowing the noon hour and reached over
to, adjust some part of the machinerv,
neglecting to notice bis close proximity
to the' moving blade until he was
caught by the corner of it,;which tore
a large hole in his pantaloons and made
a painful gash in the flesh.
FIVE MINERS
ARE KILLED
Jf AN EXPLOSION OF SIX KEGS
OF POWDER IN AN ILLI- j
NOIS COAL MINE. i f
CAUSED BY ELECTRIC CURRENT
Five Others Were Seriously Injured and
Twenty Were Slightly Hurt j
v' by the Accident. j
A Train on the Pacific Electric Road
Near I Angeles Crashes Into a
Santa Fe Passenger Train, Injuring
Fourteen Passengers, Residents ef
Whittier and Los Angeles.
CARBON DA LE, Ills., May il In an
explosion today m the Big Muddy Coal
and Iron Comimny's mine in If err in,
five men 'were Wili.-d outright, five were
seriously injured and twenty otbers
slightly hurt. Six kegs ot powder liad
been placed .n the mine, jduring" the
time intervening between the night. ami
day shifts, for distribution to tne men
in the morning, by John Miller, driver,
who bad charge of the-eistribution iof
explosives. Ten minutes after Mjller
was supposed to have accomplished his
task, the electric current which runs
the mine3 machines was turned on and
the explosion followed. It is supposed
that through some mistake the current
was switehed on before Miller had dis
tributed the powder. j ;
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Two Trains Collide. . ':
Los Angeles. CaJ Mav 11. A train
on the Pacific Electric Road, bound
from Los Angelex to Whittier, crashed
into a Santa Fe passenger train from
San Diego "at LosNretDS 'crossing iten
miles from thi cifv tonight. Fourteen
persons were injured, four on the Santa
Fe and ten on the Electric car. The
injured are all residents of Whittier
and Los Angeles. It is not thought any
of the injured will die. i 1 '
CASTOR I A
For Infants' aad Children. ;
Ffc3 Kind Yea Hara Uwajs Bought
Bears, the
6igoatuxf of
CLEANED AT STATE HOUSE.
Senator Daly of Benton County, Ike
signs His Oflic e Lawyer Ad
mittedOther Routine. ,
Governor Chamberlain received! yes
terday the resignation of State Sena
tor John D. Daly, of Benton county,
couched in the following terms: '
Having accepted the oflice of Sur
veyor General for Oregon, I hereby beg
leave to tender my resignation as
State Senator for Benton eoiinty, to
take effect on Such date as may legally
qualify ray successor. ' '
inasmuch as the people of Benton
county have already taken steps to
elect a successor to Senator Daly by
the nomination of candidates for the
position, it is not-likely that. any writ
of election will be issued by the Gov
ernor in relation to this case. Senator
Daly has been for years one of the most
influential members of the Senate and
one of the safest law-makers of the
state. His influence will be sadly miss
ed in that body.
Edward Bergeron, a native of Que
bec, Canada, aged 45 years, was
brought to the asylum by Sheriff Se
well of Washington county. The man
was f onnd in a dazed and somewhat
helpless condition in a barn at "Tuala
tin and seems to be a victim of chronic
alcoholism, lie is a bachelor and this
is his first, attack of insanity.
In the Supreme Court yesterday A.
Baekus an attorney from Jamestown,
N. Dak., presenting a certificate from
the ' Supreme Court of that state, was
admitted to practice in Oregon on pro
bation of nine months. His present lo
cation is at Baker City. .
The hearing of the Newport tide-land
ease, which was to have taken place
Yesterday, was again postponed until
Tuesday, May 17, at 10 a. raas the
Governor could not be present yester
day.;,?' v:- T; -d
A Sure Thing. -M f -f
It is said that nothing is snre; except
death and taxes, tut that vs not alto
gether true. Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption is a sure cure for
all lung and throat troubles. Thousands
can testify to that. Mrs. C B. McMetre
of Shepherdtown, W. ; Va says : "I
bad a severe ease ef bronchitis and for
a year tried everything I heard of, but
got no- relief. "One bottle of Dr.
King's New Discovery then cured me
absolutely. " It's infallible for croup;
nnign, B"P ucuniogi ana
consumption. Try it. It's guaranteed
by Dan J. Fry, druggist; Trial bottles
free: J2e. Size 50c, $L00 " ,
IS NO DAMAGE
DALLAS LADIES HAVE EXCITINO
? RUNAWAY WHILE CROSS INO
WILLAMETTE BRIDOE. 1
Horse 'Became Fiishtened and J umped
f Undemeita Wires Onto Foot Bridge
! and After Being Released -Wrecked
: BicycleWire Railing Should tBe
j Replaced or Strengthened 'By Tim-
! ' 1CT?i J. - .r MM
(From Tburslays Dailyl)
An accident oceurretl on the Willam-t
ette steel bridge yesterday morning
which 'might . have proven serious to
those concerned had not men been at
hand to assist, but faulty construction
of the, bridge railing was shown, and it
is-Loped this defect will be speedily
remedied before a more serious catas
trophe; occurs , '
Two! jadie f rorm near Dallas ' were
crossing the bridge On their Way toj Sa
lem forj a shopping tonr, driving a gen
tle horse and open buggy, and when
near the Marion County side the horse
became frightened at a noise caused byj
men omf the river banks below beating
carpet, j The animal suddenly lunged
toward t he. BOtfth side of the bridge,
plunged under the wires used asirail-
ftt - - - v -r" J l e i
out the? occupants. The horse then
raised! tip with t he three wires oo its!
back, and began plunging frantically ial
a desperate effort to release iiseir; in
driver pluekily held to the lines i and
prevenUnl the horse from going further
until Arthur Meyers and Mr. Pasco,
who were near, could come to the res
cue. jThey wnhitcbed the animal, but
he broke awfiy from them onto the foot
bridge and ran down the Marion ;eonn
ty approach.-- At the end of the foot
bridge Knni Waites' wheel was' lean
ing against the railing, and the fright
enetl aaimal strtuck it, making a com
plete wreck. There he was caught j and
returned to the owners, the. only dam
age having hcn a few broken straps
of the harness. - : r I
Had .the horse struck - .the wires on
the opposite side he would have gone
over iirto the river, and the ltiggy been
wreekwl, with - a possibility :of " the
ladies also having been thrown into, the
icy waters of the Willamette. (As it
was, they 'were thrown near the edge
and etifild easily have fallen between
the wireii. Had none been at hand to
assist, the ladies "would have been en
tirely at the mercy of the frightened
beast: I - 1
TliCrt has been a feeling of insecur
ity ever since t lie old wooden railings
were replaced, with wire and the acci
dent lyefdcrday shows that no time
should be lost in making it ?nore wcure.
The De" Laval
gsssasjsyJgssassssssnjBaa
If
I
hi; - j , .
Cream Separator
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Pstss 91b a eow srery year.
- Bo'A on Jntl)nienu. !
: More De Lav aU mads thai, all Uie rest
pat together.
it on and you've g ot th very best.
COMMERCIAL CREAM CO,
225 Commercial St. nine 2401.
Salem
Oregon
YOU NEED THEM !
1 ? IF YOU SEE THEM YOU '
WILL GET ONE.
A Rodman Food Chopper
Just the thing for Summer Use
:i1 : ' HO and r Cents. ;
A Universal Bread Mixer
Keeps your hand oat of the Dough
j i Mixes it in three Ml nates.
ALSO SHE THE ; 1
If Handy Dust Pan" .
; I 77e Km'etlif of the S'aaon.
: h FOR SALE UY I
The Spencer Harte bnpy
(Corner State and Liberty Street.
Vfclta Bronze l.Ionumenls
i ,:
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!ii I
Kevr chj, ersck
tarnish, boh or car
rode. Tkeealjktad
that lirer ne 4
cteanias. . For xhm
troth of tha above
see taem la aU u
8alen a- saaajr ef
taeeeratf cemeter-
, ies. Rome of tfcem
have beea tbere la
yeanL If vow want
" to vary best at Ur
int prloe,caU on or
address ,
.T. C. TV AIT
J Otrief44 MI1IS
fkOM 1S4 W&ite
I i i mm ii-. ii. ;
for Infentc
Tlie ICIimI You Have Always ltoujrlit Iia tjnie the signa
ture fCliaiCir. Flfitf-lier, and. Ivxs lx-?n uuulo itnrtrr liU
Icr5Qiial superiIoa for over SO years. AHo. n one
lo deceive yoti in this. Counterfeits, Imitation tiiid
Jast-asi-sootl dro hnt Experiments, wi.l euduirer tha
heal tit of Children Experlenc anlrtst i:xierhiieiit.
The Eind Ton Have Always Bought
Bears the
i :
In Use For Over 30 Years.
vs ersts-sasi eoMMiiv Tw rT. WW os?K errv
Prepare for theWarm Season
Get your i materials, made up. We can
supply your wauts. - ; !
LAWNS
ill white, black, tan, pink, blue, red acl
I yellow, only J2e a van). Our customers
I pay our : . . .
PRICES ARE M0STREAS0NABLE
y ; is Tins city.
Cushidn Cords only ioc. a yard
Ntw assortment just in. . Great variety of
J colors. Mercerized finish. i
.... j. . - - ? -'-.'-.--'.
IU II I 1 M pE7V x e reee've ,,ew S0 this department ajmt
III 1 111 11 Li I . every day. Latest styles, grswl work, ' reasomal.le.
Iriees. Jfee us for wire frames, chifUni, How rs.
braiJ-, foliage ami buckles.
ROSIEIN & GREENBAUM-
302 Commercial St. - Salem, Ore.j
j seveoteenfYeofs Experience
o A r 't .
Wis 1 " . .
Phone Main 2046
141 Sixth Street
Corner of Alder
Portland, Oregon
We MaKe
Hop: Stoves
And they are noarie from
-KURTZ" Pattern and are
thoroughly satisfactory in
erery respect. ; We woh!1
also be gld to see visit; rs
examine tlte
1
New friction Feed
For gaw Milla, etc Does
away with steam feed. Ifa
Just as good and a whole lot
cheaper. ;
Pay us a visit.
Salem Iron Works
Marcos, Daley (2 Sband,
l - Proprietors
Front and BUte. Phone 213 Illack
Money to Loan
On Improved farm and city proper
at lowest rates..
: TIJOUAS K. OTtI.
' Over LA43 A A Bush's Bank.
- SaJem. Oeewen. '
Sliss Leaa MeTntire went to Portland
yesterday snd is viitinif Mrv Jlarrv
reen. ,
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II "15
and Children.
Signature of
Dr. tY. ORTONiDAIS
IN A' WEEK
treat sueeessfnllr i aJl private,
hervohs ami chroDic Jiseapes, alo Moo-l,
stomach, bsrt, liver, ki-tnev aii'l Uiroat
troubles. te cure SYPHl'LLlB (with
out merenrv)' 'to stay curl fntrvt-r, ii
30 to CO days. We remove HTKICTl'RK
without operation or pain, in 15 flays" .
WK CUKE OONOHKIIOEA IX A
WEEK.
The doetors of Jtb.s instiiut are all
regular crahiates, . have . Iiatl maijy.
vears exjerieoee, have been knowa
Portland for 15 years, have a reput.i
tion to maintain, and will un-lortsk.' ih'
ase nnlcss certain eure ean beeffef teti.
W" iaarante a eure In every euMfi" we uuiet
tak or ft) an? so fee. Jonu'ution, fre. I';
t?raconnaen!ial. IonlrucHre HOuK rOR MrJ
nailed free In plain wrap per. !
II yon cannot call at oflice wrtte for nu1"1
blank (or borne treatment. '
Ofllee honri 9. to .5, an 1 7 to S. 8r.nta)s 10 W li
The leading cpeUIUta In the Kortltwet..
i Eatablinbed tM. 4
DB. . NORTON DAVIS & 0.
Vaa Woy Hotal, N. R. Cor. Third
and "ln Srt.
PORTLAND, ORECiON.
DR.C. GEEIYOQ
This wondertu'
. Chinese doctor 1
calla' area
cause he cures peo
ple without opera
tion that are Si""
tn Ata ii euro
i
with those wonaer-
ful Chinese herbs, roots, buds. barK
and vere tables, that are entirely tin
known to mclecal science In this coun
try. Throua-fc Use use of these harm
leaa remedies, this famous doctor
know the action of over ,B00 different
remedies whJcSi he uecessrully V8" Jn
different diseases. He ruarantees t
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