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mE MORNING ASTORIAN. THURSDAY. MAY 1 190J
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., J. N. WILLIAMSON-
Far Gorernor
W. J. FURNISH.
For Supreme Judce
a S. BEAN.
For Secretary of State
F. I DCXBAB.
" For Treasurer
C. B. MOORE.
For Attorney-General
A. M. CRAWFORD.
For State Printer
J. R. WHITNEY.
For Sup't- of Public Instructions
X H. ACKERMAN".
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. Senator - .
C. W. FGZ.TON..
, Itepreaeatatlrea
C W. CASKAHAN.
A. SCHERN3CKAU.
County Judf
J. H. D. GRAY.
Cotnmfsaioaer
C C CLARKE.
Sheriff
THOMAS LINVILLE.
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Treasurer
CHAS. A. HEILBORN.
T. 8. CORNEUUa -
Sunreyor
R. C F. ASTHURY.
' Coroner '
W. C. A. FOHI
Road Bupenr'iSir -C
E. FOSTER.
Justice of tht Peace
P. J. GOODMAN. .
Constable
WSt BBASLET.
DOGS.
The Astorlan ia not too narrow
minded to apeak on the subject of
dogs. In an article on the subject a
few day ago, an Intimation might
have been given that the paper was
against dogs. This ia not the case. As
a voice of honest sentiment the paper
admits good dogs, but like a good cit
izen It condemns useless fiesta and
curs. "'
In the City of Astoria It has been
stmts aid, la usual with brutt.
most disgrace!! f'ghts h.ivt bcea en
acted The pabitc, under f ighteous la-
dlKna:nn hs kicked loud and long,
The ins cauiher has no U provided
by the city to keep d r and is not
allowed sufficient , price t oeoursg
him t take op dogs and Impound and
Will them, as required by law and the
surplus has been growing all of the
time .umil the town has become a
howling renJesvoui of dga.
The results have proved serious.
Uen have gone gunning and as is us
ual thy have killed or wounded the
Tons dug. While It would be well
if halt or two-thirds of the dog of
the city were killed, yet It would be
a catastrophe to kill off the valuable
ones.
Tnder the Idea that there are too
many dts, or under the malicious in
tent f designing persons several dogs
have been killed or wounded, as stat
ed in the furegolng. In the effort to
exterminate them good dogs have been
hit as far as rerortel.
In this, a lesson is taught. A law
should be passed whereby such re
striction should be made that the
good dogs should be protected and the
worthless ones exterminated.
The man who would deliberately or
wontonly kill or cripple a good dog la
a murderer at heart and should be
handed down as such, while the man
who would harbor and protect a worth
less dog is not much better than the
object of his protection. '
Away with the worthless dogs of the
city, but stand by the good ones as
if they were humans
A Chicago woman recently applied
for a divorce on the grounds of deser
tion, in the course of the trial the
facta were brought out that she had
been married seven years and bad
borne her husband 14 children. There
were one set of twins, one of triplets
and one net of quadruples. On the oc
casion or tne last presentation, the
husband fled and she presumed he
would never come back. Hence the
suit
And still the Ban Francisco police
fail to get any trace of C. B. Hadlay,
suspicions of having had something
to do with the murder of Nora Fuller,
He seems to have literally disappeared.
j i is saia tnat Governor Odell of
ew xorK nas the presidential bee
buzzing In his hat Well there Is
frequently reported within the past 'hardly any man but would lilt t h
few weeks tnat wortniess dogs nave ; president, but It is very doubtful if
ever be able to
The delay in congress over the Isth
mlan canal bill is regarded by prac
tlcal business men as being entirely
inexcusable. There seems to be no
valid reason for holding this Import
ant matter in abeyance r.
been holding sway and disgracing the! the governor win
Ireets; this, too, follows the recent knock the persimmon.
revival of the dog subject made under
me auspices 01 ine rornana aog snow, j nn ureal Britian paying a. high
But since the dog show is over It price for bread and the United States
eems that every owner of the most j way up on the beef question, an An-
'umii.ju vztrru ma lunwi a lancier jgiu-saxon anance will most likely
and imagines his canine a peach, prize- ' resolve itself Into a gruel diet,
winner and thoroughbred,, whether he ;
professes a pedigree or not Foley's Honey and Tar Is peculiarly
This wholesale admiration of the dog ua'lru it astnma, bronchitis and
,ror sale by Frank Hart
) hoarsness.
BoalMarrg.
Almost everybody remembers the cele
brated advice of the London flinch, "To
those about to marry. Don't." There
is in that advice the expression of the j ' melancholy, excltabls, troibltd with
feeling of many a mother who says, "I . loss of appetite, heaiacie, sle.-pl .
nope myoangnter j ness, constipation or Ua-Ut nd diz-
and suffer as I 1 ,h ,.,.., . '
THE VICE OF NAGOINir
Clouds of the happiness of home, but
a nagging woman of -.en needs help.
one may oe so nervous and run down
in health that trifles annoy hr. If she
tor? i i iii
mil
have.
area mere i no
need for this dif
fering. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription cures
the womanly dis
eases which cause
wifely misery. It
ane enfeebling
I drains, heals in
flammation and
. ulceration and -cures
female
weakness. It in
vigorates the
womanly organ
ism, tranquiuzes
the nerves and
gives the mother
strength to give
her children.
Do not allow an unscrupulous dealer
to sell yea something in place of "Fa
vorite Prescription," claimed to be "just
as good." There is nothing just as good
for women as " Favorite Prescription."
"lis plranfd with your inatroctiotu, I
krlly know what thank to give you for your
kind tvor." write Mrs. Milo Brystit, of ou,
M ThornM Co.. G. "You can publish raj km
auitrawnta to the world, hoping all turTtring
women will know ud be healed" I buffered n
much with rreat pains in my back and the
kwrr part of my tonuch id palpitation of
the heart, that at time i could hardly lie down,
and could hardly get lip in the morning, but
aiHee MHtn three hnttlea at Pnvnr3r Pr rin.
ion ' and two vie if of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Fel
icia, I ieel like a Dew woman."
Dr. Fierce ' Pleasant Pellets curt skk
headache.
j the most wonderful remtdy for aDing
In ninety-eight w',raen- inousands or tutevera from
cases in every hun- Kma,e troubles, nervous troubles,
oacxacne ana weak mineys have
used it, become' ' bealtV and happy,
Try it Only SOc. Cbas. Rogers guar
antees satisfaction.
An eastern exchange emits the fol
lowing mournful wail which will prob
ably be echoed from the Atlantic to the
Pacinc: "With butter at forty cents
a pound and beef at twenty-five, and
the oyster going out of business next
week, the poorman must turn to ter
rapl nand mushroom, for a while until
the luxuries of life get cbeauer."
A REVELATION.
If you Will make inquiry it will be
a revelation to you how many suc
cumb to kidney trouhles In one form
or another. If the patient is not be
yond medical aid, Foley's Kidney Cure
will. cure. It never disappoints. For
sale by Frank Hart.
Col Smith Russell, the great come
dian Is dead. His place on the stage
will be difficult to fill from the fact
that he was a natural , born actor.
He delighted thousands of people dur
ing his active career.
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Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
opiates and can safely be aiven in
children. For sale by Frank Hart
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Stonecutter -who work on Mndstorw seldom Hv io b more than fifty
years of, age and nearly all of them die of Inng .iwas dua to the inhalation of
.mlucral Jua-t. - AnoiW class of workers who tuecunib t Ian; troubles are those "
who prepar feathers for trimmings and ornaments. They inhale the floating,
feathery, particles, and in thrve years disease hat a firm hold on them. The
grinders and polishers of cut-glass rarely live beyond the age of forty. They
too die of lung trouble. The average death rate for consumption it reckoned at
.about sixteen per cent, of the total mortality from discawft. But among flint
worker that percentage leapt from sixteen to eighty per cent; among needle
polishers to seventy per cent; and anting file-cutters to sixty-two per cent
These are some of the trades that kill .
These facts and figures force upon our attention the delicacy of the lungs and
the other organs of respiration. It is impossible to lie too careful of the lungs,
and the very first symptoms of weakness in these organs should be at once met
and overcome by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
"Four years ago I had a bad spell of sickness, writes Mrs. Mollie Jacobs, of Feltott,
Kent Co., Del. "Was taken with a terrible cough; coughed and spit blood until I grew
weaker every day; had chills and night-sweats; not much appetite; bread tasted like dry
wood or no taste at all I bad three doctors in during the time I was sick; they all tuid me
I had consumption. I am of a consumptive family my lather and one brother having
already died with it so 1 thought I must go the same way. I was in a terrible state of
health, aud my mind was worked np considerable. I thought I must die soon, but I did
not want to 1 wanted to live to care for my little children until they were able to take
care of themselves. About that time a friend of mine advised me to try I)r. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and so I did. The first bottle did me ood so I kept on taking
it Took sixteen bottles altogether, and I believe that God and Dr. Pierce medicine
- saved my life. When I commenced to take the medicine I
could not pnmp a bucket of water and could only carry half a
bucketful Was so weak I could not sweep s floor with a carpet
on it; in fact, could hardly walk. Since taking Dr. Pierce's
medicines I have done the washing and all the work for five in
family, picked berries and worked in a canning factory. Any
invalid wishing to know about my case may send s sump for
return reply and I will answer.
It is agreed to-day by physicians that consumption ia
not inherited, but is communicated from one person to
another. It is, however, true that in tome fami
lies there is a tendency to lung weakness, which
greatly increases the liability of its members to
to that dreaded disease. The use of Dr. Pierce't
Golden Medical Discovery by those who have
" weak " lungs, will result b the strengthening of
these organs, and 'enable them to resist or throw
off disease. "Golden Medical Discovery " curet
deep-seated coughs, bronchitis, bleeding of the
lungs and other forms of disease which if neglected
or unskilfully treated may Gad a fatal termination
in consumption.
I cannot speak too highly of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery," writes W. & Long, Esq., of Frankfort. Susses
Co.. DeU "After recovering from a soell of nneumonia. I
was taken with a terrible cough, and nothing seemed to da
, fl me any good until I began taxing the 'Golden Medical Dis-
vf (A eovtT7- 'ore i woa ui medicine I was very weak and
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nervous, with no appetite, and could not sleep at night, anil
my friends felt sure that I hail consumntion. Before tnkinv
one bottle ray appetite improved greatly, and after taking
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four bottles I was completely cured. I think there is no
medicine equal to Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery,
and strongly recommend it to all similar sufferers."
If you are suffering from an obstinate, lingering
cough, if your lungs are weak or delicate, or if
you hate developed lnng trouble, and are weak and
emaciated, yon may take Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery with the assurance that in scores and
hundreds of eye like your own the use of the " Dis
covery" has resulted in a perfect and permanent
cure.
Persons suffering from disease In chronic form are
invited to consult Dr. Fierce by letter.re. All cor
respondence is held as strictly private and sacredly
confidential Addrett Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Don't be fooled into trading a aubstance for a
shadow. Any substitute offered at " iust at pood
as "Golden Medical Discovery is a shadow of that medicine. There are
cures behind every claim made for the DiKcovery," which no "just-as-good "
medicine can show; therefore, aooept no substitute for the "Discovery." ,
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A LHSSO.V IN HEALTH.
Healthy kidneys filter the Impurities
from the blood, and unless they do this
good health Is Impossible- Foley's
Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and
Kill positively cure all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. It strengthens the
whole system. For sale by Frank
Hart. .
Yankee watches are taking the lead
all over the world. It used to be Swiss,
but with the innovation of modern
science, the American manufacturer
can turn out ten, to one and just as
good as the Shviss. How we do fly.
WILL CLTJB CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark., writes,
'Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds, and
lung trouble. I know that it has cured
consumption in the first stages." For
sale by Frank Hart.
FARM FOR SALE.
Small improved farm, new 5-room
house, barn, chicken house, orchard,
fine mountain spring water, near
steamboat landing and postonlce, on
Grays River, Wahkiakum County, Wn.
Apply to MRS. LTDIA LAMLBT,
IK Twelfth St.. Astoria, or to Mrs.
J. P, Foster, at farm.
WOULD SMASH THE CLUB.
) The commute on sli-ctlng a Mie fir
If members of the "Hay Fever As-.the Iwls and Clark Exposition, are
soclatlon" would use Dr. King s New "up a.tree" so to speak. The members
Discovery for Consumption, the club; of the committee have been shown so
would go to pieces, t it it always cures ; many (advantageous?; locations that
his malady,-and Asthma, the kind that they don't know where th-y are at.
baffles the doctors-it wholly drives j ..
from the system. Thousands of oi;ce
hopeless sufferers from Consumption,
Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives
and health Io It It conquers Grip,
saves little ones from Croup' and
Whooping Cough and ' Is positively
guaranteed for all throat and lung
troubles. tOc, $100. Trial bottle fr-
at Chas. Rogers' drug utare.
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1 LOCKJAW FI'.OM COBWKBit.
I Cobwebs put on a cut lulely gave a
woman lockjaw. Millions know that
th best thing to put mi a cut Is
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. 1he inf.ulible
h-i'.er of Wounds, Cbeis, gores, f.kfn
Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles. It
cures or no pay. On y 25c at Chas.
rj;gr" drug store. '
The diath of the Hon. J. Stirling '" Drastic measures for the suppression
Morton, Ex-Secretary of Agriculture. '"f Fllilplnos would seem to be still
under Cleveland's administration, re- in order. Soldiers were ambushed yes-
moves from earth one of Nebraskas irday and five of them killed by these
most famous citlsens. Mr. Morton was ! renegades. Oeneral Smith shriuld be
an Ideal secretary from the fact that he ' called ta the front.
was a practical farmer and aIwav
knew what he was talking about.
WHAT 13 FOLJIY'S KIDNEY CUIIE,
Answer: It Is made from a pre
scription of a leading Chicago physici
an, and one of the most eminent of ths
country. The ingredients Tire the
purest that money can buy, and are
scientifically combined to get their
utmost value. For sale by Frank Hart
CAN'T KEEP A SECRET.
The splendid work of Dr. King's
New Life Pill Is daily coming to llcht
No such grand .-erasdy for Liver and
Bowel troubles was ever known fceforw.
Thousands bless them for curing Con
stipation, Sick II?alic.l?, L.'llou'iiiM,
Jaundice and indigestion. Tiy them,
tSo at Chas Rogers' drug store,
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