WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1008.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, AST
OREGON.
You Can Be CwecL-
, No. H Ctar Terraes,
. Hot Sremee, A a., Apvt M, 1M.
Wb I tu first merrt4 I toned that mr sWenfts and
aaaUs ware gradually dimlaUhlag, I mm aarveat
and Irritable, end m Id bad ft wk end eoa.Matt tea
47 ol try moalh, end had InUlM bearlBf dewa Delee,
My hetuan4 had taeaert pbyslglao for msi4 J sw4
hit nwdl.lne lur bwly lour mouths, bat 1 gradually grew
worn, bad Im slreugts, and Bnally, 1 vat aaalM to tears
ssytwdatatl
A frund who was eelllng ea ma brought aw I bottl. of
Win or Oatdal and was so loud la lla braise that 1 told
aerihst 1 would lake It to pleaae bar. ...
I M sarprlesd k.d pl.wad that Wfora I bad aaed lb WMU
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Mrs, Flnnegan bad little bope of relief tans she knew that every
Uffll sbs bad tboes spells 'it menstrual suffering with attendaaf beariaf
aowa pains sne wu nuw. ana every moata we paia wm srrowwf i
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But Mrs. Flnnrgaa wm eared by Wins of Cerdat. Bhe Is ew M
watt that there in few woman who would not U glad to km the beeJta
ale has. And an woman woe bad tbott dnadaa bearing dowm paias
caa have the tamo relief.
' You can be free from msnstroal IrrogntaritlM if 70a tab this part
wgetaWe win. Why dont rmi takt it when you mo wbat U bat mm
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The
Astoria
Restaurant.
If you want a good, dean meal or if you
are in a hurry you should
go to the . 1
Astoria Restaurant 1
ThU fine restaurant is thoroughly up-to-date
In every detail.
EXCELLENT MEALS.
EXCELLENT SERVICE
ASTORIA IRON iWORKS
JOHN FOXjTrM. and Soyt.
F L MSUOP. Socretury
A T,. FOX, Ylr Tr.
ASTORIA 8AV1NG3 BANE, Treaa
Designers and Manufacturers of
TIIE LATEST IirrROTED
Canning Machinery, Marine Engines and Boilers,
Complete Cannery Outfits Furnished.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Foot ot Fourth Street Aatorta, Ore
Scow Bay Iron 8 Brass Works
-KlanafaetBterscfl
,, Iron, Steel, Brass and Bronze Castings.
. .. General Foundrymen and Patternmakers.
Absolutely firstclass work. Prices lowest
Phcns 2451 Corner Eighteenth and Franklin.
HOTEL PORTLAND
' The Finest Hotel In the Northwest
" PORTLAND OREGON. ,
Electrical
Works
W are tboroagbly prepared for making
eatiinatea and ezeonting ordera for
' all kinds of electrical installing and
repairing. Supplies in stock. 1 We
all the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP.
Call no Phone 118L r
Manar 420 1)011
IHENRY SHERMAN, Manager . v
Ilacks, OarriagesBaggag Checked and TransferredTrucks and
Furniture Wagons- Pianos Moved, Boxed and Shipped.
433 Commercial Street Phone Main 121
ASTORIA Savings bank
Capital Paid in S 100,000. ' Surplus and Undivided Profits S36.00C
Transacts a general banking business. Interest paid on time deposits,
J. Q. A. BOWLBY, O. I. PETERSON, FRANK PATTON, J, W. GARNER,
President Vioe President Cashier. Asst. Cashier
1 6fi TENTH STREET, ASTORIA, ORE.
FRUIT 10 FLOWERS
Facts Relative to Raising Fruit
and Flowers.'
A NEW VARIETY OF APPLES
A HertloMlturlst's ImprMilons of the
Quality and Pro, pacta and Hew to
Improve the Quality of fruits, Ber.
rlea and lrse Production.
Apropos' of aoreral spoclhiulja of tho
Incdtets apple, wllch It says were sub
mitted to it by the genorai manager of
tho Seedless Apple company, Rnrat
Near Yorker publlkhos a statemeut by
Dr. Walter Van Fleet, part of which
Is as follows: .f, ' ?'
A single toed was found In one speci
men In aa extra or adventitious core
pear the bloaaora and of the fruit The
other, were entirely free from seeds,
though the usual woody carpels or core
divisions were not ouly present, but
strongly developed. The apples are
rather small In alia, round and smooth
in form, dull red In color, with many
light dots. The calyx la very large
and open, and the basin la wide and
deep, extending almost to tho core. The
sazDUus arruL
flesh la white and Arm, quality very
ordinary, about on a par wltn Limber
Twig, and scarcely aa good aa Bea
Davis, The claim made by the pro
moters that the Spencer seedless apple
contains 25 per cent more apple sub
stance than oUer varieties of the
same alia is scarcely borne out In
the specimens examined, aa the sub
stance lost by the large open calyx
baatn would quite offset any gain In
the spaces normally occupied by seeds.
A pome or applvllke fruit Is, bo-
tanlcally, the enlarged and softened
flower stem overgrowing the ovary or
true fruit, made up of woody or bony
curpels (core plates) and seeds. In the
8incer and other seedluas apples the
seeds alone are absent, but the ob
jectionable core is present as usual.
Uulcss the seedless variety should pos
sess in addition unusual good quality
or other valuable attributes it is not
easy to see why It should be particu
larly desirable except as a curiosity,
We are told the Spencer applo pro
moters expect to develop seedless vari
eties of commercial applea, such as
Wlnesap, Jonathan, Bollflower and Ga
no. This can only be done by the usual
breeding methods of cross pollenlaatlon
and careful selection of succeeding gen
erations. While it la within the range
of possibility that seedless varieties re
sembling to soma extent our present
successful commercial apples may la
time be secured, such result la most
uncertain and , likely to require In
definite time. .. . , 4
The Klcffer pear Is as likely to drive
Bartlett, Rose, Clapp and the other
good ones out ot business as this seed
less apple Is to dispose of Baldwin,
Northern Spy and other standard sorts.
Beat Outdoor Roaea.
At the meeting ot the American Rose
society M. H. Walsh of Wood's Holl.
Mass., gars a list of six varieties of
roses hardy in New England, though
much depends on procuring good stock
and proper planting. With proper soil
and location and good care the follow
ing list would be found perfectly
hardy:
Hybrid Perpetuals Baroness Roths
child, Baron de Bonstetton, Clio, Ulrica
Brunner, Prince Camilla de Rohan,
Captain Hay ward.
Hybrid Teas-Caroline Testout, Ma-
man Cocbet, Mme. A, Chatenay, Cap
tain Christy, Kalaertn Augusta Vic
toria, La Prance.
Ramblers Sweetheart Debutante,
Farqubar, Philadelphia Rambler, Lady
Gay.
W. P. Craig named as substitutes tor
the foregoing the following, which he
bu found satisfactory: John Hopper,
Mrs. John Lalng, Mme. Gabriel Lulset
General Jacqueminot, Paul Neyron and
Ulrlch Brunner. . Mr. Craig would add
Dorothy Perkins to the list ot climbers.
VTky Btrawbarrr Flaata Dto,
Many strawberry plants die because
they are kept too long after being dug
before transplanting. Some die because
set too deep and the crown or center
of the plant Is covered. But In a dry
time more plants die from a lack of
pressure on the soli about the roots
than from all other causes. In a wet
season they wlU live If left on top of
the eoU with no earth to cover the
roots. Plants out of the ground are like
flsh out of water. Therefore .the sooner
they are In their naturaf element the
lower the death rate. American Agri
culturist.
Plaartaar Oat.
Early June should see all the garden
beds planted, as everything msy be
trusted out by that time, and those
who wait until June to set out their
tender plants have the satisfaction of
seeing them start off with a vigorous
growth from the first
Weak Bordeaas Mlatare.
For the summer spraying of peaches
and Japanese plums: Copper sulphate,
2 pounds; fresh lime (nnslacked), S
pounds; water, 60 gallons. Rhode la-
land Formula.
eaaaasaaee la Sleealaaj Roaata.
No Japanese ever sleeps with his
leal to the north. This is because the
lead in Japan are always buried wltn
their heads In that position. In the
iWcplug rooms of many of the private
bouses ami hotels a diagram of the
points of the compass is posted upon
the celling for the convenience of
guests.
The Bar Ms Maeher.
The way of the wanner is difficult In
Berlin. A special bureau of detectives
looks after bitn. It is their duty to pro
tect women obliged to be on the streets
alone.
. Edible Froaa la Eaataad.
The edible frog Is to be found la
some parts of England. It is a nat
uralized alien at Thetford and Seoul
ton, In Norfolk, where It was introduc
ed a century ago, and recently it has
been found In a small pond at Ockham,
in 8urrey.
A ra Dlataat Iter.
RlgeL the magnificent atar of the
first magnitude In the constellation of
Orion, Is one of the most distant stars
In the celestial vault.
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Chlaeee Dried Darke.
The Chinese In America prefer dried
ducks Imported from their country to
those they can buy here because the
food found In the ponds near the Can
ton river gives the meat a flavor they
most like. ,
Eat la totltade.
Certain peoples, the Tabltlans among
them, consider it a grave offense
sgalnst modesty to be seen eating even
by members of their family. When
about to take their meals they hide
themselves In the remotest corner of
the dwelling, taking great care that
they should not be seen by anybody.
. ... Brltaia'a Pareat Water.
The purest water In Britain is that
of Loch Katrine, which has but one-
quarter of a pound of soli suspended in
L000 gallons.
, Reaiavlac Ruit From KlrkrL
To remove rot stains from nickel
grease the rust stains with oil and aft
er a few days rub thoroughly wltn a
cloth moistened with ammonia. If any
stains are left they can in almost every
case be removed by the application of
hydrochloric acid and a subsequent pol
lahlng with trlpoll.
oarera of Camphor.
The annual export of camphor from
Japan Is about 6,000,000 pounds, three
fourths of which Is produced in Formo
sa, the other fourth coming from Japan
proper, chiefly from Kyushu and Shl
koku. The Aaatrallaa Oatrlrh.
The Australian ostrich ben lays as
average of about fifteen eggs a year.
Heereehaara Tlaee.
To clean a meerschaum pipe place
tha pipe In cold sweet milk la an
earthenware jar stood in boiling wa
ter end let it boll very slowly, ,
Belalaa Ceavlrta.
Three-tenths ot the earnings of a Bel
gian convict are given to him on the
expiration of bis sentence. Some pris
oners thus aare more money in jail
than they have ever been able to save
out of It
. Beet
Beet Is the most nutritions of all ani
mal foods and can be eaten longer con
tinuously than any other klud of meat
The Spoow Idol.
The spoon idol of the Brahmans Is
one of the most unusual deities In a
land of strange gods. It is a curious
wooden figure covered all over'. with
Iron spoons. These in turn hold oil
and wicks to be lighted in the shade of
the banyan tree at night when varlqus
ceremonies take place. ; .
, Coeoaaat Treea. . '
Cocoanut treea are best grown in or
chards set out in rows thirty feet apart
Four acres of fair trees should yield
a million cocoanuta during their life
time. .;!.
Keaaorloa Keroaeaa.
Kerosene when spilled on a carpel
can be readily removed by putting on
Indian meal, then brushing out when
It has lain a few hours. It may need
more than one application it much has
been spilled, but It will all come oul
by repeating application.
A Year In'college.
$200 cash or a year In college can
be quickly earned by one young- man
or lady in each country during the
summer. Plan does not Interfere with
other employment, and student can
select the school.
Stats najrte of Institution you wish
to attend. No money required.
For Particulars Address. . , j .
MORTON H. PREMBERTON,'
s V . Centralla, Mo.
DoYciiRcgelYaThssoVi
They Are About Your Health. -
When your health goes the least bit wrong, a wireless message
b tent to your brain. , , ,
Itsays something like this: . k
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BKTO PILLS
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Do you attend to these messages when you receive them?
You should do so. BEECHAM'S PILLS often prevent a serious
i illness, and so prove themselves V?f yj 3
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Sold Everywhere) In Boxea, IQc. and 25c.
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Saved by Dynamite.
Sometimes a flaming city is saved
by dynamite a space that . the Are
can't croas. Sometimes, a cough hang
on so. long, you feel aa if nothing but
dynamite would cure it , Z. .T- Gray,
of Calhoun, Oa, writes; "My wife had
a very aggravated cough, which kept
her awake nights. Two physicians
could not help her; so she took Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consum
ption, Coughs and Colds, which eased
her cough, gave her sleep and finally
cured, her." Strictly scientific curs)
for bronchitis and La Grippe, at Chas.
Rogers' drug store, price 60c and 11.00;
guaranteed. .Trial bottle free.
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All the Latest Attraction, From tha
' Best Theater
Week Beginning May 15.
Matinets Dally at 2:4S P. M.
McINTIRE, FLETCHER dc McIN-
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Peerless Singers and dancers
Most soaps clog
the skin pores by
the fats ,and free
alkali in their com
position. PearsVis quickly
rinsed off, leaves
the pores open and
the skin soft and
cool.
Established in 1780.
Regular Line of Steamers from
San Francisco to Astoria &
- Portland
The First-Class Steel Steamer
RE DON DO
makes regular trips between San
Francisco and Astoria and Portland,
sailing from each end about every two
weeks.
Eas excellent passenger accommo
dations, both cabin and steerage.
For freight or paasaga apply to
TAYLORJYOUNG & CO.,
General Agents, Portland,
S. Elmore (EL Co.
. Agents, Astoria
or to the owners Swayne St Hoyt
. , San Francisco.
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Showing latest Motion Pictures : .
Admission, Any Seat .10 cents.
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. WITH YOUR JOURNEY,
If your tlcketa read over the Den
ver and Rio Grande Railroad, tha
"Scenic Line of the World."
. BECAUSE
There are so many scenic attrac
tions and points of interest along
the line between Of Jen and Den
' ver that the trip never become
tiresome.
If you are' going East, write for in
formation and get a pretty book ttut
will tell you all about it '
, W. C McBride, General Agent
ltl Third Street
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Blood iaSssfoSoi!
A true case of wonderful cure
of Eczema, by '
For five rears I have been a severe sufferer from Eozema en my neck and shoulder
It itched m much I could not refrain from crtetilnii the sore continually, bat even scratched
it so a to tear the aore and cause It to bleed was not Dearly no painful as the Itching.
Many a time bare I had to ohanire my night shirt three or four times la one night, the blood
from the eore baring literally saturated it, caused from my scratching the sore to get relief.
Purina these live year I have tried almost every remedy recommended for Ectema, and
doctored with several prominent physicians, but got no relief. Your D. D. D. Remedy was
very highly recommended to me. so I decided to give It a thorough trial. The first appli
cation stopped all Itching and I enjoyed my first night of unbroken aleep In five years. I
continued the treatment tor two months and have been completely cured. I recommend It
to all suffering from this annoying disease and feel verr grateful to you fordoing so much
for me, PAUL L. WALft Marion. Ind., May I, IMS.
We vouch for. above
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The facts la this case of Mr. Paul L. Wald, have been laid before me in all
details with proofs that are unmistakable. Every particular in the history of this
remarkable cure more than bears out the above statement of the case. From tha
proofs submitted, we feel that this announcement comes far from doing full justice
to the remarkable merit of a medicine which accomplishes results so important
to humanity.
Since we have handled the preparation in this city, a great number of people
have nsed it for various skin affections. Its results have been invariably satis
factory. We are therefore willing to guarantee any purchaser full return ot his
$1.00, if satisfactory results are not experienced from a trial of a bottle in any
Case of akin affection.
D. D. D. ooatsj but 11.00 a bottle, and la guaranteed
to euro or money refunded.
CHARLES D. ROGERS, Druggist.