The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930, February 13, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHK MORNlNCf A8T0RIAN, f?ATUlil)A" Y, FEBRUARY 13," 1904. PAGE THREE no i m YCf ; as , Mm, v -am . ; 1 fIVIW ,i 1 " VIxVT - m ssa 0 Be A Real Woman. i No. SM Fmm Araaua, DC loams, Tuu, M.r 14, IMS. I wat borrci dartBl tha t)l jn of marrid Ufa, affarinn With painful tMBttfMUoa ana doatn ottuM ab a ad paloa. I tu a poor t(WM lor wife at 1 M sol abl. to Le up more tbM about kU i Hum end dal) frrw waakar eoi Wins of Cerdal ehaaf.4 ma into dltfuraat worms la 0 a abort BMBth. i4a ma robuat end ttronf. i am '7 f mwm w 7a kw f uoa saeiui ana MB ieuy a!od with J i a. by who th. pride ol our bom aodUiUltatl doa to jrwof BwdluiM. I" "Yws-FsaaissaT, Buvtroa Ifotvaaa' Our a. ' 1 Wine of Cardui brbgi . health to ' lick women. Wine of Cardui brings children to barren homes. How can any woman refuse the health Mrs. Mason has? Any woman can secure ex actly the tame relief if she will take Wine ol Cardui. Wine of Cardui is a certain core for menstrual irregularities. It will sot do impos sibilities but it does cure bearing-down pains, makes motherhood possible for barren wives and relieves the pains at the monthly period. Secure a bottle of Wine of Cardui today. All drufgbtt sell $1.00 bottles Wine of Cardui. y to V L. You don't havoto iilro a Cab The La Salle Street Station in Chicago, which is used by the trains of the Rock Island System, is located in the very heart of the city, lets than a block from the Board of Trade; less than two blocks from the Post Office; within easy walk- - ing distance of the principal hotels, theatres and stores. Yo aWt kavf te hlrt a ua t. rtxh tlxta, TKa"iiuuoaloop"Ja right in front of tfMiUtkw. fjr I coin, rt aboard tha tlrratW, ana'jroaar. vblakad to an part of towa Ton with to rack. IM ma lira yo other raaaona why yoa thouls nat tba Rock Iiland Syitem. Than an krtt of them. 4 . CORHAM, CarMrwl Aawri, ' 1 40 Third SL, fartta, Ore. 1 HETTON 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. Free Delivery in the City. ELMORE & CO Phone 1961. 9th and Commercial Streets. , Are you Bilious? Are you Faggod? Are you Constipated ? eeoham s Pills If you aro Blllotm It Intcrfena with work, plauura and liapplwua - ararybodir la to al tlmaai tn aiaoy mm It niakeallfa a burdfn-the fault la with the itomacb, llrar and kldneya. Thaaotloa of Ba.oham'a Pllla la prompt aad certain -and will la a ahort Hdm reaiora tba arlk Whan you era Fapyod That nu-dowa fcUn( la award by your orarworked dlseatlr Organ, not doing thalr work properlr. ,' B.eoham'a Plllt will lot them right, ralnvtoraM tha ayatam and natort (onnd and laatlnf health. , . If Contlpatod ' """" . It It Important to know that eonatlpatloa oanaet mora than half tha alckneaa la tha world, eipeoutlljr of woman, ltcnn all be praYonttd If Ba.oham'a Pllla are Ufcen wheoerer utura taenia to oall foraaalatanoa. Comfort and bapplneM art tort to follow tha nta of BeeiCham'a Pllla. , ,. ... :, .. , r . .- Sold Everywhere In Boxes, 10c. and 25c. Interested. ? The bccupatlon of Man 'buri(i by the Ruali,nii ia territorial HKgniriAMtnmit ui the experiae of help-U-k China, whlrh, our correponrlent to tha contrary notwlthntandlng, haa protfKtea in h;r feebl' manner ayalnut thla a(t(rre(aloti on the jxirt of the t-air s government. The United fetatea would not permit faieign interference with any of the republic of the weat- ern hemlaphere in other worda, would enforce the Monroe doctrine and Jap an has identical internal, of ii.ii. i BUSINESS BETTER AT POINTS the far eaat. Ruaalan occupation of WINTER COLD IS DRAWBACK Weather Conditions Prove Check to Distribution of Merchan dise by Railways. COipTrONCB BARTENDER, WILL MARRY IN STYLE His Wife tor Be Is Daughter of Rich Banker And Much Eclat Will Prevail v at Ceremony. New York, Feb. 12. Count Alexan- nuUlmwre IJualncNH Men Make Effort to Hold Hprtnir Trade Tlmt May Go Klxcwhere . ItecAiine of Fire. New Torlc, Feb. 12-8peclal tele aram from correapondenta of the In ternational Mercantile Agency through out the United Htatea and Canada ahow that extreme cold weather la reopon- dlble for the check to dlatrlbutlon of inerchandlae by rallwaya, notwlth' atandlng which the total volume of the aarne la greater at Rt. Loul and at Bt. Paul than a year ago. Italllmore bankera and merchanta are actively at work endeavoring to mini nilso the percentage , of aprlng trade which might be deflected to Philadel phia and New, York by the Are. Or. dera have already been aent to New York for dry good and to Pittsburg for atructural ateel.' War haa ceaaed to Influence the do meatlc atock market, but it hna ad vanced theprlcea of silk, tea, beef, ixirk, wheat and by aympathy, other cereal. The money market haa not thua far reaponded much to the forth coming withdrawal of government funda to rnet the anticipated Panama canal payment, nor to the extraordin arily hevy demanda for accommoda tion by railroads nd other corporation. '8alea of American by London and the continent have left atock dull and weaker. Thde I a more favorable proapect fori aixl other forma of at eel and ordera for rait placed by the Harriman roada at full pool price point to the likelihood of $28 a ton being maintained. There I a more favorable prospect for the mill on the reaction in the price of raw cotton alnce February 1. The government report of cotton ginned to the middle of January dlnalpatea the Manchuria or Corea would conatltute der Bsroldlngen, w ho is aeeking to make a very grave menace to the safety of ha way in thla city and was once a the Japaneae empire, and the mikado Is justified in combating the Itulan advance. Ruatla has done nothing for China She ha built no churches or schools. nor advanced agriculture, except so far as her Qwn needs were concerned. She bas built only such railways as would enable her to send In her troops. She has outraged the Chinese empire In shameful manner, and there has never been any "happy combination" between the white bear and the dragon. Rus sia has long known that war would ensue at thla time, and has laid her plans accordingly. Perhaps she was not as well prepared as could have been wished by her ktateamen, but it lii rather to the credit of the Japanese than otherwise that they precipitated the crisis before Runsla had fully pre pared herself. , The Hague tribunal would have been no fjlace for settlement of the differ ences between RuKHla and Japan. The Ruaalana are the greatest diplomats In the world and have long alnce fully counted- the cost of war. For the crisis they are to blame. Reference to The Hague court would have amounted to naught, for Russia would not have con sented to throw over her policy of land grabbing In Manchuria. ! Our correspondent may regard war as the polite term for murder in this prticular case, but the murderers are not the Japanese. Japan is waging the war of civilization against the most terrible government In the world a government that knows no sense of Justice either to Its own subjects or to the other nations of the globe. bartender for a day, is to be married to Miss Margot Stone, the daughter of the late Joseph F. Btone, a banker, this afternoon. The Stones, who are wealthy, live at 123 East Thirty-eighth street. The count has nothing beyond his salary as a clerk In the office of the American Express company. ! Society will turn out at the wedding, which is to take place at the Church of the Incarnation, Madison avenue and Thirty-eighth street, at o'clock. Tht church will be decorated in pink and white, and the reception to follow will be elaborate.""'" 'ff The count bad hoped for a aim pis wedding, as he is willing for the pres. ent to be classed as s , plain , young American clerk. But Mlsi Marget, was will be a countess, and her mother pre vailed and there will be no lack of pomp at the the reading of the service by the Rev.' Dr. Grovesnor. Mr. Stone confirmed the story of the wedding today at the family home la East Thlrty-tfchth'street.'' s 1 1 ,4 " RICHLY CLAD WOMAN FOUGHT AT POLICEMEN In Case of Accident Accidents will happen. Mother strains her back lifting a sofa. Father claim of a total crop of only M00.001 l" hUrt ,n th ,h0p Cnlldren af or bales. Greatly needed rains have fal len In southern California and else where In the southwestern region. Min neapolis looks for Increased exports over northwestern railroads to the orient, Canadian railroads have been unable to handle all the traffic offered, but this drawback Is now being overcome. Sev eral manufacturing plants had closed down owing to lack of coal, which rail roads were unable to deliver. Trade In clothing, footwear and furs has been excellent, surpassing previous aea-eons. ever falling and bruising themselves. There Is no preventing these things. but their worst consequences are avert ed with Perry Davis Painkiller. No other remedy approaches it for the relief of sore strained muscles. There Is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis', and terrified In turn by the wealthy New York, Feb. 12. Delirious from the use of morphine, it is alleged, and at the point of starvation as the re suit of a self-imposed fast lasting more than ten days, Mrs. D. W. Johnson. wealthy widow, was taken from her handsomely furnished apartment, which she had wrecked In her frenzy, to Bellevue hospital. . -Struggling and shrieking, the jewel- bedecked woman resisted for more than an hour the efforts of two policemen. two physicians and a nurse, to drag her from the rooms strewn with broken furniture and torn clothing, and on the waits of which she had nailed or hung loaves of bread, pieces of dough and fruit food for want of which she was wasting away .Only, after the ambu lance almost finished its long Jour ney to the hospital did she become quieter and gradually reelapse Into a heavy stupor. The summary removal of Mrs. John son Was taken on complaint of the the last two months have been anxious in Port Huron, Mich. widow. For days at a, time,1 It is said, she would lock herself in the apart ment and begin smashing fjumiture, emitting the most piercing cries the while, and when the notion "took her would flood her rooms to the depth of a couple of Inches with water from the faucets In the bithroom and wash stand. ' ' .- Only when every other means failed and fear was felt for her life after she barricaded herself in for ten days, was the affair reported to the authorities.' When two men from the One Hun dredth street police rtatlon arrived there they were forced to break In the flat through the windows opening from the rear fire escape. Beautiful, and with plenty of money, which she spent : lavishly on clothes, Mrs. Johnson was a great favorite with the other tenants of the building when she came there about six months ago. It was noticed she had few callers, and on" more than one occasion she re marked she had no relatives nearer than a brother, Carl Wagner, who lived Alwayi . RerneTiker & oa every frwz box. 25 THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR. Erring Correspondent Sat Right on , Ssvsral Important Points. Astoria, Feb. IS. (Editor The As torlan). Japan has no right to jump on Russia without a Just cause. Rus sla was In Manchuria because of treaty rights because of Invitation from China and ha long as China does not complain the rest of the world ought to be satisfied. Russia was doing a whole lot for China, building railroads cities, mills, schools and churches, and the arts of peace. Including agriculture and horticulture. The great while bear and the Chinese dragon were a happy combination. Why should Japan wish to murder thorn under the polite name of war? ' Why should Japan Insult all mankind by appealing to brutallay rather than to reason? The Hague tribunal Is al ways ready to adjust any kind of in terpational difficulties. There was not the least little bit of cause ror war, and the civilised na tlons of the world are not doing their duty If they stand by and do nothing to stop it OBSERVER. The correspondent is mistaken in several essential features. , Japan was justified In beginning hostilities, and, rather than being censured for her ac tion, should be condemned for delay Ing the crisis so long. Russian occu pation of Manchuria was not the re sult of any treaty. After the Boxer troubles were over the Russian troops remained In Manchuria, where they had been sent to protect Russian in terests, and repeated demands were made for their removal to Russian soil. Russia promised periodically to comply with this demand, but failed to do bo. Her. occupation was in direct conflict with the agreement of the concert of powers formed at the tlme,of the Box er outbreak. It Is erroneous to say that the mat ter concerns Russia and China alone. Ts it a burn? Use Dr. Thomas' Elec trls Oil. A cut? Use Br. Thomas Elec tric Oil. At your drufrglst's. Appraisers Dsciaion Raveraed. New York. Feb. 12. Surrogate Thomas, on the application of counsel for the heirs of the late Marcus Daly, has reverted the decision of the ap praiser who assessed the estate of the Montana millionaire for the New York Inheritance tax and declared that the sums of tM00,0to and S2S0.0O0 respec tively were not subject to taxation. The larger sum had been loaned by Mr. Daly and "was repaid when he was on his deathbed. The smaller cmount was a balance with a brokerage firm and the surrogate ruled that both accounts were only temporarily on deposit In this state. ' . '.. , WONDERFUL. WORK. Lots Like H Bainq Don Rioht Here T " Astoria. , Astoria people are .surprised at .the work belntt done by "The Little Con queror." Public expression on the sub ect brlntca the matter freouently befoVe 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 strana-er resid ing in a far away place; this evidence was accepted for :ack of better, not necessary to accept It any longer. All sufferers from any kidney ill can find olentv of local endorsement, ror rem edy that will cure them. Surely the wonderful work of Doan's Kidney Pills right here at home is prooi sumcieni to satisfy any skeptic. Read the ex pression of a Portland man on the sub ject J." Carson, employed at the Portland Lumber Company, root or juineom o. Portland, who resides at 388 First St says: "I was feeling miserable with a depressing lameness around the small of my back all last summer. At first I did not pay much attention to It but it continued to -grow worse and finally became so bod that I thought I would have to lay off work. To bend or move quickly caused severe twinges and I was often attacked with dlzsy spells. Specks appeared fterore 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 I was suffering the worst I read about Doan's kidney pills snd procured a box. I soon noticed an Improvement In my condition and the pain and aching across my back soon disappeared. About six weeks ago I was laid up wtrn a siege of -the grip for two weeks. Symptoms of kidney omnlaint made their appearance again and I resorted to Doan's Kidney Pills a second-time. Tney just as thorough ly freed me of the trouble as In the for mer case. I cannot express what a change thev have made In me. I aim ply feel like a different person." Plenty more proof like this from As toria people. Call st Charles Rogers drug store and aak what his customers report. ' For sale by all dealers. Price 60 c per box. Foster-Miimirn, Co.. But nmmvm m i! i! i i ! VJUffl u ! it I tl St s-- V ' ' '" - muKm i i PIC0MTIKG The quiet," artistic beauty of any home , is easily -marred by " lack of taste in wall decorations. We wish to state that the Kew Year will find us in a better position to do decorat ing than ever before. New patterns are beginning to arrive, and alt we ask is that you favor us with an op portunity to show you the line. B. F. ALLEN Q SON. ?657 Commercial Street All Wool Rugs -75 cents each L. H. HENNINGiSEN Q CO. 504 BOND STREET, ASTORIA, OREGON. PHONE, RED J305 BLACKSMITH IING. FIRST. CLASS HORSE CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDING. SHOEING. LfO&glris Camp Work. All kinds of wagoB materials in stock for -sale. We guarantee the best work done in the city. Prices right. ANDREW ASP. Comer Twelfth and Dusie Streets. Toons 291, falo. N. T.. sole agents for tha II. S. All the other nations of the wrld arsj ePDer uoans ana tane f saw wstjgi . 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