TIIE MORNING ASTORIAN, SUNDAY MARCH 27, 1904.
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HAVE YOU SEEN
OUR WINDOWS?
Ixiver of th Wdotifnl and
those who appreciate style,
: ar they are flat,.
THEY TELL THE STORY
About where to purchase all
kind of Footwear, OUU
, SHOES are aa good aa they ,
LOOK.
Peterson Brown
For tho
BEST DECORATOR
Best Stock of Wall Decorations
and the Mont Prompt Service
Go to
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THE LEADERS
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Easter,
Put up ta the mot attractive form
nit able for olfrritjga, and of the most
H'toot condia, bon bone, etc., is now
ready for tho Choosing at the
EASTERN CANDY STORE
06-508 Commercial St, .
Next Griffin' Book Store.
.Their widespread reputation for
furnishing the Most healthful, pure
and delicious confectionery in a full
guarantee of the high quality of
thrir good.
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Royal Cream Flour
Royal Cream Oats
No trouble to please the men folks with bread
made of Royal Cream.
Royal Cream Oats for breakfast put vigor and
life into everybody.
Foard &
Stokes Co.
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GOING EA
TRAVEL IS GENUINE PLEASURE ON
Baltimore' & Ohio R. R.
ROYAL BLUE TRAILS
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Chicago and New York
via WASHINGTON, D. C.
Finest and Fastest series of trains in the world. Palatial Coach
es, Pullman Buffet Parlor and. Drawiug Room Cars. -
The Finest Dining Car Service in the World.
, Is operated by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad."
B. If, AUSTIN, General Pass. Agt- - Chicago, f!l.
LIGHT WIND
QUIET SEA
with Be La Max In which lie waa t
receive 4f per cent of the profit of
working the mine. Jt la claimed that
D La Mar took out in the neighbor
hood of 112,000,000. - Blake transferred
hi interest to the Utah-Nevada
Company,
Oxford Rows Dogged Race, but
Stand no Show With Sturdy
Adversary.
LONGER TRAINING TELLS
Cambridge Go Slow at First,
but Good Judgment and
HtcHily Muscle Jtrook
, No Opposition.
Putney, March 24, During today'
Cambridge-Oxford race, which was
won by Cambridge, the wind wa very
light from the north weet and waa be
hind the crewa over a fair part of the
courae. . ; r; ,
The boats made a good atart, , The
Oxford men began etrong and steady
and gained the lead, ' but the Cam
bridge stroke would not allow him
self to be .hustled, rowing with great
Judgment, and at the proper moment,
when he called for a spurt his twin'
responded gallantly. Thenceforth
their longer training told In their
favor
Amid tremendous cheering by the
spectator the Oxford crew workedi
manfully and a fine race ensued until
Thomeycroft waa reached, when the
form of the Oxonians began to get
ragged and thereafter the result wan.
never In doubt, though the defeated
crew rowed a dogged stern race.
According to the official announce-,
ment, the time of the winning crew
was 22 minutes and 32 seconda and
their lead at the finish line four and
one-half length.
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No Boxing at Cornell. "
Ithaca, N. TH March 2 President
Behurniann ha vetoed boxing maiche
at Cornell university. A recently
formed sparring club was making ar
rangements for a boxing tournament
to be held Monday night, but the pres
ident has refused to grant the use of
the gymnasium for the ahow, on the
ground that it would coma too near to
violating the atate law to be counten
anced by the college authorities.
WINS IMPORTANT DECISION.
Company Denied New Trial Against
Nsw York Millionaire.
San Francisco, March 26. Joseph R.
be La Mar, a millionaire mining oper
ator of New York, has just won two
Important legal decisions In the United
States circuit court, when Judge Mor
row denied the motion for a new trial
In the case of the Utah-Nevada Com
pany against Be La Mar and dis
missed the ault In equity brought by
the same plaintiff.
The action waa brought to recover,
over J5.OQ0.OO0, which It was claimed
was tha entire of Isaac E. Blake In the'
Jim Crowd, Monitor and other mines
in Lincoln county. Nevada. Blake
claims that he had an oral contract
Held Liable For Losses,
New York, March 25. A decision has
been handed down by tho appellate di
vision of the stata supreme court af
firming the decision of Justice Scott,
In which a member of the New Tork
stock exchange and three railway
companies were held liable for losses
sustained ' through ' the unauthorized
transfer of registered bonds. It Is the
first decision of that nature and was
based on the suit of Jennie Clarkson
Home for Children, tha treasurer of
which sold a broker a lot of bond
with which the home was endowed
and fled with the money. It was shown
that the treasurer had forged a reso
lution of the home's director enabling
him to procure the transfer of the
bond to himself. '
FRIENDS WORK
FOR PARDON
Ex-President Bonilla May Not Be
Shot For Alleged Treason
able Conduct
FREE SPEECH REAL PLAINT
Polities In Arkansas.
Little Rock, Ark., March 2. Each
of the 75 counties In Arkansas will
hold democratic primaries today. Can
didates for state offices will be voted
on and democratic nominee for con
gress will be chosen In all seven dis
trict. Interest center in the race for
the nomination for governor between
Governor Jefferson Davis, who aspires
to a third term, and Carroll D. Wood,
associate Justice of the Arkansas su
preme court Governor Davia Is also
a candidate for United States senator
to succeed Senator James TI. Berry,
whose term expires March 4, 1907.
EXCITEMENT IN STOCK8.
New Tork, March 2. An excited
and nervous speculation in stocks fol
lowed the publication of the plan of
the Northern Securities distribution
which was the dominant Influence in
the market. The enormoua buying of
Union Pacific waa supposed to be for
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
Interests In the establishment of a
community of Interests to take the
place of the Northern Securities de
Vice. Speculative excitement was fired
by this supposition in spite of official
disclaimer of it truth and rumor of
actual contention In the Northern Se
curities settlement The "mystery
hanging over the buying kept the tone
of the market unsettled and feverish
and caused constant reactions.
Former Chief Executive orlIon
dura Lies In IVlson Under
Sentence of Deth Pe
titioner Active.
New York, March it. Friends In
this city of Dr. Policarpo Bonilla, ex
president of Honduras, who Is report
ed to be in prison under sentence of
death on a political charge, are pre-'
paring a petition to save his life. It
will be forwarded in few day to
president Manuel Bonilla, who 1 not
related to the former chief executive;
The signers believe Bonilla' offen&e
lay only in hi advocacy of free rpeech.
proceeded against even mora rigorous
ly under the criminal code of Canada
which in reality render such a bylaw
a Vancouver ha sought to enforce
entirely superfluous.
The decision of Magistrate William
ha created no little consternation
among owner of Dupont street prop
erty, many of whom are church mem
bers in good standing, but who, never
theless, in view of the royal Income
from their proertles, have not be
disposed to look beyond their agents,
or inquire too closely into the habit
or character of the tenant.
The judgment will also have great
Interest in a number of eastern town
and cities that have been urged by
the moral reform element to pattern
their vagrancy bylaw on the piece of
Vancouver municipal legislation now
peremptorily disallowed.
HAMMERED INTO PULP. ,
Longshoreman in Mlxup with Taeoma
, : Polios' Officer.
Miss Delmonico Dead. "
New Tork, March it. Miss Rosa
Delmonico, last of the Immediate fam
ily of the famous Swiss restauranteurs,
1 dead at her borne here, aged 85
years. Until within a month of her
death she had maintained full charge
of the business, which fell Into her
hands upon the death of her brother
20 years ago. Her sister' sons, who
have taken the family name, will now
take control , ' ;
COVERED BY CRIMINAL CODE.
Vancouver Property-Ownsrs Uneasy
Over Prospect of Prosecution.
Vancouver, B. C, March 20. Ac
cording to the judgment of Police
Magistrate Adolphus Williams, of this
city, the bylaw of the corporation of
Vancouver which provide special pains
and penalties for those who own prop
erty used for purpose of infamy, ia
not worth the paper upon which It ia
inscribed. ' This does not mean, how
ever, that euch property owner are to
be classed immune from the penalties
the bylaws in question were designed to
t rovlde. Quit the contrary, for the
magistrate bold that they may be
Taeoma, Wash., March 28. Officer
William M. Casey lies at the St Jo
seph hospital in a critical condition,
with his head pounded into a pulp, and!
Emll Johnson, a longshoreman, better
known a "Frenchy," is under arrest
with a gunshot wound in the flesby .
part of his leg, a the result of a row
between the two men. "French y" wa
trying to run thing in Old Town when
Officer Casey Interfered. The long
shoreman resisted arrest and Casey
pulled bis gun. In the mix-up that
followed the longshoreman took the
officer's club and pounded him into
insensibility. ;
The story of spectator differ. Some
claim that the officer fired three shot
before the other man seized the billy,
while others claim that the officer fired
the ahota after he wa assaulted with
his club. The longshoreman came
ashore from a French ship not long
ago, and Is considered a tough char
acter. He wa making for Portland
along the railroad track when arrested.
Welcome as Sunshine
after a long storm i a feeling of relief
when an obstinate, pitiless cold ba
been driven away by Allen" Lung
Balsam. Only people who have .bee
cured of throat-ache ancf tor lungs by
thta remedy can quite realize what th
feeling is. There 1 .no opium in the
Balsam; its good effect Is raJical and
lasting. 'Take a bottle home today.
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WOMAN'S SYMPATHY.
I Proverbial. Astoria Women No Ex
ception.
How much we owe to the sympa
ers Buffer they cheerfully lend a help
ing hand. They tell you the means
which brought relief to them that you
may profit by their experience. Read
the testimony given here by an As
toria woman.
Mrs. Close, wife of John Close, en
gineer at Llndenberger1 cold storage
house, foot of Eighth street, residing
at 230 Commercial street, says: "About
a year ago we moved here from Port- j
land and as I had a great deal to look
after I overdid myself and the result I
was I brought on kidney trouble. My
back began to ache and a time rolled
thetlo side of womankind. When oth-
by it kept getting worse instead of
better. It finally grew so bad that I
could scarcely stoop or straighten af
ter stooping. When I did any work re
quiring bending I could hardly get up
and I had headaches, dizzy spells and
at times everything before me looked!
blurred. I waa just about to start
to the store for a plaster to put on my
back when I read about Doan's Kidney
Pills, and as they were so highly rec
ommended for kidney trouble 1 made
up my mind to try them and procured
a box at Charles Rogers' drug store
on Commercial street ' They went
right to the root of the disease and
helped me 'from the start and before
I had finished the box I was cured.
Everything Is changed with me now
and I have no symptoms of kidney
trouble whatever."
For sala by all dealers; price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N.
L Y., sole agents for the United States. '
Remember the name Doan's and I
take no substitute.
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Human Dandruff Germs Denude a Rabbit
CONVINCING EXPERIMENT by DR. SABOUHAUD of the PASTEUR INSTItUTE.
Thl experiment proves that dandruff is a contagious disease
- . due to the presence of a mlcroblc growth In the sebaceou
elands of the scalp. It also proves that unless the formation
of dandruff is stopped by destroying the germs it will lead
to falling hair and Incurable baldness. Prof. Unaa, Europe'
noted dermatologist (ask your doctor about nim) was the
first to discover the mlcroblc nature of dandruff and baldness.
His discovery was later verified by Dr. Sabouraud, at the
Pasteur Institute, Paris. France. The doctor Inoculated a
rabbit with human dandruff germs and in due time the rabbit
began to lose its fur. "In between five and six weeks," says
the official report of the Pasteur Institute, "the rabbit wa
completely denuded, in fact, it had- become entirely bald."
Dsndruff is annoying- falling hair is an injury. Baldness b a calamity.
If you are Indifferent about your hair and let it "take care
of itself," you should not grumble when It is gone. Careful
people now try to save their hair and Newbro's Herptclde
enables them to do this in a very pleasing manner. It is the
first scientific HAIR-SAVER and it is growing wonderfully
in popularity. Everyone should endeavor to protect the scalp
against dandruff Infection and the surest way Is to carefully
avoid "exposure" to dandruff germs and to rely upon New
bro's Herplcide as a scalp prophylactic. One of the chief
forms of "exposing" the scalp, is to use an unsterilized pub
i lie hair brush. sThe hair brush should be as exclusive as the
tooth brush. It is Important to remember that:
1. Dandruff is a contagious disease caused by a microbe.
,2. Dandruff is a forerunner of Itching scalp, falling hair
and baldness. : .'-v ;.
3. Chronic baldness ia incurable. , '
4. The cause of dandruff can not be washed out of the
scalp with soap and water.
5. The only way to cure dandruff and stop falling hair is
to kill th germ that causes it.
6. Th only safe remedy, so far discovered, that will abso
lutely kill the dandruff germ is Newbro's Herpicid.
Kill the scalp germs and the hair is bound to grow natur
ally. '
Almost marvelous results follow the use of Newbro's Herpl
cide It contains no oil, grease, sediment or dye. It delights
the ladles by keeping their hair light and fluffs and by giving
it a silken gloss.
STOPS ITCHING OF THE SCALP INSTANTLY.
H
erpiciae
An Exquisite Hair Dressing.
THE ORIGINAL REMEDY THaT "KILLS THE DANDRUFF GERMS."
, Herpicid Fulfills Expectations.
T am using Herplcide and it Is
doing alt that can be expected. My
hair has almost stopped falling and
the dandruff, after two applications,
is not near so bad.
(Signed) L. A. HARMS.
Portland, Ore. .
Does All We Claim For It
"I am pleased to say that Her
plcide has produced beneficial
results and from all appearances
it" will accomplish what you
claim for it. an absolute cure of
dandruff and falling hair.
(Signed) FRANK BOLLAM.
Portland, Ore.
LAURIN,
Aa Unhealthy Hair.
, SPECIAL AGENT
Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit Mich.
DESTROY THE CAUSE YOU REMOVE THE EFFECT."
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