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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1904)
THE MOHNINO ASTOBIAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1901. ' 7 J', v Trials of Motherhood ,-' 88 o4 Street. PsiussLraiA, Jaee U, I Ml. I taffeted fat Im years wfth evertes trots bl matt eg Hit btirdri la mr'.t ee wall u to sir f!)y, berlnf the Urn I h4 loo Bikcrrlf I fur e ablla to tM er kum lot mmm4 fcnpwai. ftdftehm. 1 fait nick at ti im nam I tried ' ed eltheera losaad for a aklid to um We. I bee esatleiit reeking batrlBf-doir pain In lb ptmo orraae and pumni inroafa tnf litab wite iraqiMBt liaeaaeee. 1 fell aid umwoti and TViattod frsqueullr aad M a Win of Oaroui. i audloine eeiped Tha Bf ttrl beeltb ianroveil, tte Mia fredaaliy Ihmoi4 ead ae I tu valL I m aoir ue baa; taoitear of a boy elf Maaa kutbaad tola! m la MBdloc heartfelt ibaaka (a oa altar U watka I tu vail wiatbt old aad mj kui for your piiif rwdtotoe i. s Without, lw.rtUh.yab-.ua. A,. Z. gJftSA f IV3 fcA- - - eblldlma, Ii MdwaUaM miteed f APir 'Csis, ff. ANDsaVa AaaooiatiM. Win t Carou! it the moat itwoeseful menstrual regulator. By regulating metutruatioa, Win of Cerdui bamiiwe inflammation ' from the entire female orgaaiim and tha strengthened ligaments brie ; tha argani back to their proper place, Thit ii what Win of Cartul did for Mm. Nlrcllinger. It baniibed" Ui racking paini and burning inflammation and brought her relief. 8be waa restored to health and itrangth and g'nm wtM of Cardul the credit of making bar able to become a happy mother, Thii medicine equip a woman for every duty of wifehood and motherhood. There are man ttif fering women who think that health can never be tbeiri became they cannot aeoure the terriwe of a grot specialist, but we want to lay right here that while Mr. Nirdiinger lives ia I'hilid!pbia, a great medical centr, the depended on Wine of Cardui for a cure and the waa cured. ' This tame medicine ii within your reach. Will you takaitr t- t -' ',( i i , " -i 3 . All druggiitdMlt $1.00 bottlee Wine of Cardufi, Rock Island meals aro tho best on wheels Not very good poetry, 1 JJJJ pcrnaps, duc wnac it lacits in rythm, it more than makes up in fact And the prices are reasonable low enough to be within the reach of people of moder ate meant; high enough to ensure good food, good cooking and pood aervice. Breakfast and dinner are served on the a la carte plan you pay for what you order. Luncheon, V to cents, y. f . a -! it r '1 ' , Denver to Kansas City ; Denver to Chi cago; bt raul to bt Louis. Full information on request - L. . COwHAM, eeaawt Afawt, - in nu ai Aa. - I HETTON COAL The finest Product of Australian mines for domestic use. The best house coal ever brought to Astoria 400 TONS JUST ARRIVED Will be sold at same old price while it lasts. r Free Delivery in the City. ELMORE & CO. , Phone 1961. 9th and Commercial Streets. (SnNeEROus Ulcers no Of ED IN THE DLOOB. ' After the age of 4S or 50, when the vital powers are naturally, weaker,' it i8 noticed that a hurt of any kind heals slowly and often a very insignifi cant scratch or bruise A gmkU pirot,i.'CMn, 0a mrjaw, but tare ma no becomes a bad Ulcer or ptn or lnoonvenlenoa, and I ahould hava forg-ot-.- it .i,;a nmM rt tan about It had It not begun to lnflama and itch ; it sore. At tins time 01 "ud bUd mu, then",0lkb over but wouid not life Warty growths,-heal. Thia oontlnued for aoma time than the Canoar amnios anH Tiitnnlfxi that beaan to eat and apread, until it waa a larga aa a , moles Ana pimplts inai ge qU Whear heard of 8. B. 8. and determined have been on the body t0 it a fair trial, and it la remarkable what a almost from birth besrin wonderful effect it had from the bet-Inning-; the eore to inflame and ICSter,p8ared entirely. Thia waa two yeare ao there are and liffnre verv lonir atill no aig-ne of the Cane'r, and tny B-eneral health . 1KnL ! oontinueagood. -Mra. B. 8HIRER, Wyaoonda, Mo. are larg eating ulcers. . Whenever a sore or ulcer is slow in healing: then you may be sure omcthing is radically wrong with your blood. Some old taint or poison that has been slumbering there for years, is beginning tcrassert itself, and breaks out and becomes a bad ulcer and perhaps the beginning of Cancer. These old sores are rooted in the blood, and while washes, soaps, salves, etc., keep the surface clean, they are not healing. A blood medicine to puruyanu sirengiucn iucyuiiuv-u uivuu and a tonic to build up the general system is wbat is needed, and S. S. S. is just such a remedy. No poison is so powerful and no germ 80 deadly rhnr fliia irreat vegetable blood remedy cannot teach it, and ulcers of every kind quickly yield to its wonderful curative prop- erties. If. yo.u Jiave an 01a sore, or nicer, wmc w an uuhh cal advice or an v information yon may desire will be given by our physi cians without charge. nC SWlfT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA KEt'ORT OF, TUB CONDITIOJI OF ASTORIA NATIONAL BANK ' at AatorU, In the elate of Orefon, at the clone of bualnesa, January 22, 1904; ' IlLBOURCES, f :;.;., Loan and dlscounte ,13O0,I 44 Overdrafta, secured and un secured .... ..... U. 8. bonds to eecure cir culation .... ...,7,.......T Premium on U. 8. bonda.. Btocka, eecurltlee, etc. Banking houae, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned .. Due from national banka (not reaerve agents) ..... Due from state banks and bankers ..... Due from- approved reaerve agents ........ Checks and other eaeh Items Notes of other national banks ...'............ Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents ......... Lawful Money Reaerve In . . . '.y Bank. Vis: , Specie .... ...... .tei.068 so Legal tender notes. ' 2,235 00 63,203 80 Redemption fund with U. S. treaeurer (5 per cent cir culation) ........ 625 00 ,m 23 12.600 00 -750 00 75,111 3 2,600 00 10,330 00 3,327 80 1,737 76 ! 78,5(4 44 1,38?, 08 1,190 00 266 78 Total 3584,933 36 LIABILITIES. - ' Capital stock paid In ..,..".$ 50,000 00 Surplus fund ................ 10,000 00 Undivided profits, lees ex penses and taxes paid.... 15,132 74 National bank notes out standing ...... , 12,000 00 Individual deposits subject' to check ...... $224,059 72 Demand certificate of de- . . poait .. 63,091 33 Time certificates of de- s posit .... 199,649 tS Certified checks.. 1,000 00 477,200 62 Total 2564,933 36 State if Oregon, county of Clatsop, ss: L J. E. Hfgglns, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. E.. HIGQINS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of January. 1904, GEO. C. FULTON. Notary Public. rorrect Attest : . ' ; .. , ,;'.'. .. v Oeo.11. George, ''. 4 ' ; t' Win, H. Barker, , 4 A. Scherneckau, Directors, Subscribe far the Aslerlan. Ayers What are your friends saying about you? That your gray hair makes you look old ? And yet, you are not forty ! Postpone this looking old. HairVigor Use Ayer's Hair Vigor and restore to your gray hair all the deep, dark, rich color of early life. Then be satisfied. "Ayera Hair Vigor rettotait th natum! eolor to mr rnj hlr, ant I am greatl ilMUfl. It It all jnu claim fur It." Hlta. K. i. VaMDSt., MaobauicivllU, S. T. 11,00 hottle. AH lniFiTtt. for Dark J. O. AViR CO.. I air TWO WIVES GET DIVORCE Romantic Marriage on Steamer ' Ends !n Double Separation' - and Remarriage. - ; , SECOND ONE FINDS FIRST ( U '.'.. -.': 1 . ' Nothing Daunted Much Married ' Man Finds Third Victim and the Game Goes Merrily on. Chicago, Feb. 2. Marriage on board a steamship bound for South America following a romantic , meeting at the Chicago-exposition, then the discovery that there atready was a wife living, has culminated In the divorce court where Judge TuthlU granted a decree freeing Mrs. May Ore, Hood Russell from William T. Russell, president of the National Consolidated OH Company of Lima, Ohio. While attending the congresses of religions, Russell met Miss Hood, of Dloomlngton, 111. The courtship was short and ardent and the ceremony was performed on a steamer going to Ca racas, where the couple lived several years. Then Mrs.- Russell discovered that Mrs. Ella D. Russell, with two children, was at La Salle, III., and It was alleged had a prior claim on her husband. , Russell returned to Illinois and left Immediately for Alaska In 1898. Then the Mrs. Russell in La Salle applied for a divorce. She was given a decree in 1901, and Russell returned to the complainant, Mrs. May Russell. Six months later he married Miss Beatrice King, of Wheeling, O. Mrs. May Rus sell thereupon begiln proceeding which have Just ended. The amount of ali mony, which Included the transfer of valuable securities, waa settled out of court. The defendant Is the owner of a residence Kat Lima, valued at $150, 000. He Is said to be now. residing there with his newest wife. represented a New York man in the northwest for several seasons, and Is wealthy. He was owner of the dry goods department ef McKean's cloth Ing store, which he has just closed out. , j ' Te Urge City Ownerahip, . 1 Chicago, 'Feb. 2. Secretary Emfl W. Ritter, of the Referendum League, has Informed the clly council that ifce petition for submission of certain cita tions to a vote of the people will be filed tomorrow. In his communication he states that more than the required number of signatures has been ob tained and that the petition will be filed under the "public policy law," providing for the submission of the following questions of policy: Immediate municipal ownership of the street car lines. i Licenses to operate Instead of fran chises. ' These questions wiU appear on the "little ballot" at the April election. According to Mr. Ritter the number of names he will file exceeds 100,000. Liquor Men on Rampage. , , 1 New York. Feb..2. Wholesale liquor dealers and Importers throughout the United States are reported to be up In arms against a scheme of the National Retail Dealers' Association some time ago to raise 21,000,000 as a defense fund to help the retailers to fight legis lation aimed at them. Reports have been received from many sections de claring that meetings of the liquor dealers strongly opposed the fund idea as a scheme for taxation without rep resentation, as the money was to te turned over Intact to the national asso ciation. ., Pioneer Miner is Dead. Lewlston, Idaho, Feb'; 2. O.'B. LOr. gan, a pioneer of the northwest is dan gerously Ul at the court bouse, where he has been removed so he could be given better attention. Mr. Logan has been a resident of eastern Washington and northern Idaho for 35 years. Most of that time he has lived In Dayton, several years ago he was one of the locators of theJay Bird group of min ing claims in the Salmon river district. This group was sold, Mr. Logan re ceiving several thousand dollars for his share. DEATH ENDS " ' THEftOMANCE Daughter of "SufTalo Bill'? Dies , . At Spokane After a Brief ; Married Life. ' f f . mmmmmmmm FAILS TO SURVIVE OPERATION Trust Company Fermed. Lewlston. Idaho. Feb. 2. -W. P. Kurlbut, president of the Idaho Na tional bank, during his recent visit to the east completed arrangements for the organizalon of a trust company, with an authorized capital of $5,000,000, with $1,000,000 paid In fun,. Several wealthy capitalists of the east. Includ ing a number of the principal stoefc- hoders of the Plrudentlal Life Insur ance Company, of Newark, J.,, are subscribers. Revives Old Scheme. . Waltsburg. Feb. 2. The old scheme of th Davton-Pendleton electric rail- Modern Block For Walla Walla. . ., ,,, v fhB washins-- Walla Walla, Wash., Jan. 2.-Con-N & 0ngon Electrlc Railway. Light structlon work on four and possibly five story brick building, which will be the first really modern block In Walla Walla will begin before February 15. John Ransom, a Chicago man, well known throughout the west, financing It The structure will cost $45,000. The ground floor and basement will be occupied by C. E. Demmltt, of Great Falls, Mont., with a department store, while the re maining stories will be. devoted to offi ces. It Is said the whole three floors have already been applied for, as many of Walla Walla's leading professional men are now cooped up on dingy sec ond floors. The Ransom building will have steam, heat and elevator. Ransom la a traveling man who has Imagines He is Sampson. . Colfax, Feb. 2. Peter Gottlieb, an optician, waa brought down from Oakesdale and placed In the county Jail, charged wli Insanity. Gottlieb fright ened the guests of an Oakesdale hotel by leaving his room in the middle of the night and going into the parlor, where he played the pjano and sung himself .hoarse. Later he carnea an the furniture and pictures Into another room and stacked them In the middle of the floor. Gottlelb now laoors un der the delusion that he Is Sampson and has phenomenal atrength. Wedded Secretly to Dr. Cnarle's Xf. Thorp and Settled In Spokane About Two -' Weeks Ago. , Spokane, Jan. 2. Mrs, Charles W. Thorp, daughter of William C. Cody, died at Spokane hospital Sunday morn ing unable to recover from the shock of an operation for appendicitis and complications, Dr. and j Mrs. Thorp had only been residents of Spokane a couple of weeks, coming here after their honeymoon trip following their wed ding on New Year's day. The wedding of Mrs, Art a Coda Boat and Dr. Thorp was the culmination of a romance and was kept secret for sever al days owing to -the opposition of "Buffalo BllL who did not fancy an army surgeon for a son-in-law. Though the wedding was performed at Denver on New Year's day, the Denver papers did not discover the fact until five days dater when the couple had left for the northwest , Dr. Thorp first met his wife when she was the wife of H. H . BoaJ, a wealthy resident of Chicago. Boat's step mother was a daughter of Dr. Ayres, of hair restorer fame, and on her death Inherited a fortune of $4,000,000. About three years ago Boal was thrown from a horse sustaining injuries which caused fits of melancholy. During one of these fits he' committed suicide. During the late war Dr Thorp was stationed in. the Philippines as an army surgeon, and until recently was doing , post duty In the west" He resigned to establish a practice here. ; ' & Power Company, n. jaeumaun, wen known here and the promoter, who first started the scheme two years ago, Is expected to arrive any day to again take up the work ; Better than Gold. "I was troubled for several years with chronici indigestion and nervous debll lty." writes F. G. Green, of Lancaster N. H. "No remedy helped me until nsad Elec.tr c Bitters, wbicn aia me more good than all the medicine I had ever used. They have also kept my wife In excellent health for years. She says Elec tric bitters are Just splendid for female troubles: that they are a erand tonic and invisrorator for weak run-dnwn women. No other medlcin can take its place m our family." Try them. Only 50 cents. Satisfaction a-uaranteed bv Charles Rogers. . A The First 1 will coatince you of Its unusual qnality and fragrance. Thi fka hmini will pqwe their nttonnh ' : - Th$ first thousand will instantiate the fact that it U t cigar you nerer tire of OCa Largest Seller In the World, Tht tand it tht Smoker's Trottetion. P. M. Barry it Scored. , Topeka, Feb. 2. -The state society of labor and industry at its annual meet ting' today adopted a resolution con demning D. M. Parry, prominent in the National Manufacturers' and Em ployers' Association. An effort was made to have the resolution include the members 'of the association, but after much discussion the motion was voted down. Parry's alleged hostility to union labor formed the basis for the attack. To Improve Greek Army. Athens, Feb. 2. The premier, has laid before the chamber a ministerial program based on the plan for mili tary reorganization, which Include the renovation of arament and equipment In theWmy and navy.1 The govern ment proposes to carry out this decree by means of economies and new taxes. Wages Readjusted. Johnstown. Pa., Feb. 2. Employes of the Cambria Steel Works have receiv ed notice of a readjustment of wages to go into effect on February 15. The general basis will be that prevailing befre the last readjustment July 1. 1902. Over 10,000 men are affected. WONDERFUL WORK. ! ' - Lots Like It Beinq Done Riaht Here In Astoria. Astoria people are surprised at the work beinK done by "The Little Con queror." Public expression on me suu- ect brines tne mailer n-equenuy mium the public. At first there were many doubters, and why not? So many claims of a similar nature have been made with little or no backing, except ing the word of some stranger resia- injr in a far away place; this evidence was accepted for :acK or better. not necessary to accept it any longer. All sufferers from any kidney ill can find plenty of local endorsement for-", rem edy that will cure them. Surely the wonderful work of Doan's Kidney Pills rluht here at home is proof sufficient to satisfy any skeptic Read the ex-' presslon f a Portland man on the sub ject: J. Carson, employed at the Portland Lumber Company, foot of Lincoln St., Portland, who resides at 366 First St.. says: - I was feeling miserable with depresslnjc lameness , around the small of my back all last summer. At ' nrst i aid not pay much attention to it but It continued to arnw wnrnn and finally became so bad that 1 thought I would have to lay oft work. To bend or move Quickly caused severe twinges .and I WHS ofteir attarkprt with cW.7.v spells. Specks appeared before. my eyes and I had no ambition or energy. In the morning I arose as tired as when : I went to bed. In fact I had all of the symptoms of a very sever case of kid ney trouble. When T was mifferlnir tha worst I read about Doan's kidney pills -and procured a box. I soon noticed an improvement in my condition and the Pain and achhic- nrrnsa vnv hiilr annn disappeared. About six weeks ago I was laid up with a siege of the grip ' fo two weeks. Symptoms of kidney omplaint marie thiir nnnpnrnnr-e nsrnin and I resorted to Doan's KIdnev Pills ' a second time. Tby just as thorough- ' ly freed me of the trouble as in the for mer -case. I OflffnAl pvnrAQa what change they have made in me. I sim ply reel like a different person." PlentV mora nrnnf IiWa thin from As. torla people. Call at Charles Rogers' drug store and ask what his customers report. . For sale bv all dealers. PrW Kft t per box. Foster-Sfilburn, Co., But- . falo. N. T.. sole agents for the U. S. ' JKemember the name Doan's and taka no other. . r