WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1905.
THE MORNING ASTORIAN, A&TORJ A, OREGON.
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The
Astoria
Restaurant.
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The
Palace
Cafe.
Astoria Savings Bank
1pltal Paid In I10O.OM. KHrplut and I'ndlvldrd Profit I3A.0U0.
Transact, ft General Banltttif Bunlneaa. loterest raid on Time Depot tu.
1M Tenth Street, . ,
First National Bank of Astoria, Ore.
:8TAUI.ISH1'I) 1HM.
Capitol and Surplus $100,000
WeinharcTs
Ilftflf
vsiEriBag
tiUfipiil
Viiplng Eczsmi toon eurtd.
I suffered with weeplns JCcnenia in Its
Worst form for about two yearn. In whlcu
tin I tried snrerul remedies and iwtpri.
swrlmlont, until I hud spent about liuuanrt
found do nnan'nt relief. Nntursllr 1
became skeptical and hull intra ben a new
Trmnly wu offered ma, "You will bave to
bow me," a. thu MlKSourlan saS. when
Mr. McDonel, of the Pioneer Dru Ptore,
elalmcd li. could cure mo with 1). D. I). 1
wan shown pbotoirraplie of cawM before and
alter tnkliijru. D. U..toiretberwltb the story
of a remarkable our. of ft mnn worklnir to
the Valley At Work! at Aliixandrla. which
mm. under tbe personal observation Of Mr.
Jordan, t oommenoed uilnit the nicdiclne
per direction. After ualnir the fifth
bottle I was oured. I bv never bail any
ri-turn of the dUrase, Many come to me
aiklng whatD.D.U.dld forme, and lalwavs
tall them It they want to be cured "Use
D. D. D. M per directum."
. J. K. WUERSTEN.
Montneller. Ind.. Not. 1 19U.
D. D. D. coats but
10 curt or money refunded.
CHARLES R0GEK5, Druggist.
Has always in stock a
fine assortment of
Boots and S
hoes
BRAND RUBBER BOOTS. J
and See. Bond Street. o
The Best Restaurant.
Regular Meals 25c.
Everything the Market Affords.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Palace Catering Co.
If you want a good, clean meal or if you
are in a hurry you ihould
go to the
Astoria Restaurant
This fine restaurant is thoroughly up-to.
date in every detail.
EXCELLENT MEALS.
EXCELLENT SERVICE
FRANK" FATTON. Cathlw
J. W. OAiiNKH, AlUnl Cashier
ASTORIA, OREGON
Beer.
1oEB110
WE VOUCH
FOR TillS
la th cas. of ). E. Wuersten ihowo
her., hit Ion was almost entirely covered
with Weeping Eczema.
It raged fur two years, and wu after
ward entirely cleared away in about til
week lim. by
10) H JD)h JD)b
and no taint of the disease hat appeared
tince.
We know this to be exactly as stated.
This result can be accomplished with
any skin affection. Barrels of blood
medicine can do nothing for a skin dis
ease. Nine out of ten manifestations in
the akin are local parasitic in nature
and absolutely curable by this new pre
scription. D. D. D. Is a clean liquid
prescription topped or atomized over the
affected spots twice daily.
This preparation hat our un
auallfled endorsement. We are
recommending li with most ex
cellent reeulte. The curee already
effected are having wlde-epread
Influence In thle eectlon. If you
have a akin affection-come to the
atoro. It will be the meant of mak
ing you a happier human being.
tl.00 a bottle and It guaranteed
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NOTES FOR WOMEN
Secret of Unrest and Furnishing
Guest Chamber.
SOME DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES
It.ma ef Intersst That May Be Useful
to Atteria Women Who Ar Kngsflsd
in Spring Hons. Cloning and !
tifying the Reldnes. . ,
"Thlt la certain! the age of unrest,"
remarked tbe bachelor aa be read of
another woman wbo had encircled tbe
globe. ,
"Only for women," put In tbe bache
lor girt. "You men seem to care only for
eaUng and drinking and elflsbnesa."
'Penonalltle again," observed tbe
bachelor dryly. 'But I never aaw any
thing to beat tbe modern woman. A
few years ago man waa auppoeed to be
tbe more volatile of the two, and motbr
era, with bated breath, used to Instruct
their daugbtera bow to keep him borne
rrom the club and how to retain bla
fickle fancy. Now It'a tbe man wbo baa
to look out In a few moutha, accord
ing to newspapers, woman Urea of
matrimony and tbe humdrum exist
ence It entails. She wants to travel, to
keep on Improving herself, to see more
of life. Naturally hubby objects. Why
Isn't she content to be Just plain mar
tied like bis mother before ber? Why
should a woman want to compose mu
sic and write novels and be an archi
tect, a lawyer, a doctor, any of these
unnatural things? Why not occupy her
self right In vtbe bom.? And, do 70a
know," went on tbe bachelor, thate
wbst I atk myself, and tbst's one rea
ton why I don't want to marry."
"As to tbat-m'-ni'-" chuckled tbe
bachelor girl, "I could tell you very
easily tbe reason of woman'a unrest
She hasn't as much to do as formerly,
Compare tbe life of tbe present woman
with that of ber mother before ber and
her mother's life with that of ber
grandmother and watch tbe difference,
Life la being made easier for women
all the time amj more difficult for
men.-
Demestie Diffioultie..
"More difficult for the man. Will rou
kindly eznlaln that?"
"It's very easv. I said life had boon
made easier for woman. 80 It has by
CRTUia BEB BYES OCT.
apartment botela with all convenience,
by department stores, which keep ev
e-ythlug from a needle to an automo-
blis, and by countless other devices.
Eut these all cost money. The cost of
living is now twice what is used to be,
dress is more elaborate, dressmakers
and tailors charge more. What used to
be considered luxuries of the table are
now necessities. We eat lettuce and
tomatoes ami strawberries out of sea
son because they are lu the market and
we cannot realm the temptation. Tuo
price of sn apartment In a skyscraper
Is many times that charged for the reut
of a house formerly, and, uulike the
bouse, It gives Its mistress no occupa
tion whatever, for everything Is done
almost automatically tor ber. Now,
what Is she to do? Sit at home and
cross her hands? No, Indeed. She tries
to find some means to pass the time
that will uot bore herv It is eveu worse
with the woman who has married a
poor man. Hout, fuel and the comforts
of life are the same price for her as
they are for her more fortunate sister.
There Is practically no way In which
she can save materially. Home dress
making, that great economy of our
mothers' time, Is almost denied to her
because modern dress Is too complex to
be attempted by tbe amateur. 80 she
determines, to help make money In-
ttend of watting time trying to save It.
Fhe does not gain anything by staying
quietly at borne, for tbe work there is
almost all done for her, and It worfM
not bo much of a gain if abe did the lit
tle there was, but she does gain by
earning a fat salary and increasing her
money making powers just like a man."
Th. Guest Chamb.r.
. Haw few. women kjipwhow t fnr-
nlsb'a gVesf cTji mtjer! Fur Instance,
there should be coat bankers In The
elowt. They sre liidlapensable, and It
Is bard to make room for them In a
trunk. A soiled clothe bag Is another
necessity tbe visitor does not And In
one room out of ten. A small desk,
with papir of assorted sixes and Dens.
Is simply a blessing, and a hot water
Don i. ass orten been very often appre
ciated on cool nights. . .,
MAUD EOBINSOV.
THE OVERAMBITIOUS WOMAN
be Mm Xet k. r.l.s f Wall
-'.'' ": rv Tblasa, '
There are plenty of foolish people in
tbe world, but among the most foolish
must be counted those women wbo, to
use a vulgar expression, "bite off more
than they can chew."
Too see tbsm on every band. There
la little Mrs. Fooraan-sbe married
roormaa with ber eyes open, fsbe
knew be bad a tiny Income. Now, why
on earth does she stretch that Income
beyond all powers of endurance by try
ing to Boat along with the Bichly set?
Bbe belongs to a dinner club, for in
stance, and baa to give a awell ban
quet when she has only one maid, wbo
doesn't even know enough not to pass
plates in front of the guests. And she
STaTS WaKK StOBTS WOXSEBI50
WBXTBXB 8BX CAJf AFFORD IT.
rorrles herself very nearly Into the
grave In the effort to "keep up appear
ances." Then there Is Mrs. Vanity. Bh lives'
for clothes and stays awake during
iho wee small hours planning whether
she really can scrape enough from the
household money to have that extra
dress of palo blue eollenue. The re
sult Is that she becomes sallow and
wrinkled fretting about It all, and the
pale blue eolleuue, when she gets it
doesn't help her appearance much.
And there Is Mrs. Proudinother. She
sends little Giudys to a fashionable
school, which she can no more afford
than she can afford to keep a horse
and carriage. And why? In order
that little Gladys may have a chance to
learu more? No. She will learn less
lu the fuKhiouabie school, but she will
make fat.hlonnble friends, associate
with little girls who are worth twice
as much money as she is and conse
quently Imbibe ideas of discontent and
of living beyoud ber means.
Of course It is a good thing that In
America we have no limitations of rnk,
but It is also a bad thing because it
breeds discontent Every woman in the
land, regardless of ber own or ber bus
band's limitations, wants to do the
same things thst the most wealthy wo
men in ber town da
BEATRICE MILLER.
BALCONY EFFECT.
A Terr Gn Idea row m Lara;. Hall
or Recptloa Roam.
Very often there Is a large entrance
hall or a square unlovely room In an
old country house which will not admit
of artistic furnishing. The picture sug
gests a balcony treatment, which is at
tractive, particularly for entrance halls.
The woodwork of this room Is white,
giving It a light, cheerful appearance.
Thero Is a large window composed of
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five smaller ones, and across the top of
this there is the balcony, Just wide
enough. tj acco!ugiwlntenfxff plants
FAttw tea
or musician fiTtle'e'venf; of a Jance.
An oriental rug bangs over the ratling
and with Its deep red and green tones
give a touch of color to the room. Tbe
window seat Is upholstered In green,
and the window draperies sre of tbe
same tint. A round table or two and
some easy chair are furnishings saffl-
clent for this sort of a room, together,
if desired, with a piano, which Is placed
with its back to tbe room. '
The general effect Is simple, without
small rugs or many picture to break
op tbe walls and without any bric-a-
brac whatever.
J B. DB LA BAUMK.
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS,
The rank of knighthood In tbe French
Legion of Honor has been conferred
upon Adeline J'attl
Tbe daughter of Captain John Mal
ta n, U. 8. A are running a laundry la
Washington and are making a success
of th. venture.
Marquise Oyama, wife of the Japa
nese field marshal, while In this coun
try In 1870 embraced Christianity and
was baptised In tbe historic Christ
churcn. Upper Merlon township, oear
Norrlstown, Pa.
Miss Bailie Heath Whit Carroll, a
Baltimore belle and one of tbe Carrolia
of CarroMton, graduated from tbe New
York university law school recently la
brilltsnt style and will begin th. prac
tice of ber profession there shortly.
Mr, jane Oermon, cousin of Joseph
Jefferson, wbo Uvea In Baltimore, la the
last of the old line of Jeffersons and
one of tbe old school of actors and ac
tresses. She made ber debut when ah
waa seven year old aa little Albert. to
Edwin Forrest' TelL
It la remarkable that Julia Ward
Howe, now In ber eighty -elith year, re
main so decidedly a figure of the pres
ent She still la active In the move
ment for tbe legal and political rights
of women, at whose birth ah assisted
and whose growth aha fostered and
chsmploned.
Ellen Key, one of the foreign leaden
of the movement for equal right for
women, expressed ber regrets in a re
cent Viennese lecture at the' "Ameri
canization" of that movement While
radical In some respects, she is con
servative In regard to the domestic du
ties of women.
Tbe American Library association.
composed of the beads of tbe most not
ed and largest libraries In the country,
hss recently elected a woman aa Its
vice president She la Miss L. E.
Stearns of the Wisconsin Free library
commission and Is the first woman
chosen to fill tbe office.
CHURCH AND CLERGY.
Tbe pope has bad a magnificent new
organ constructed In bla private chapel
In the Vatican.
' Bev. n. L. E. Lnering, the German
M. E. church missionary to Malaysia,
will shortly visit tbe United States.
Be has lived for years In the recesses
of the Bornean Jungle. ? ,
Father John Ilenry Tlben, a Roman
Catholic priest of Wichita. Kan has
been appointed chamberlain to Tope
Pius X. The office carries wlth.lt the
honorary title of monslguore. ?
It costs money to live In South Af
rica. A woman resident in Johannes
burg pays $00 a month for ber cook
and $;55 a month to a Hindoo servant
In India she would have bad to pay
only $5 a month for the Hindoo's serv
ices.
' Justice Harlan urges the Presbyte
rians of the United States to build in
Washington a great Presbyterian
church a "minster.". With the church
be wants a fitting manse for the pastor,
a parish house, a (small) clergy house,
a staff of assistant ministers and lay
workers and an endowment
WRITERS AND PAINTERS.
Joseph C. Lincoln' new novel, "Part
ners of tbe Tide," ba been secured by
an English publisher.
Jules Verne did not write' his mem
oirs and disliked having his person
allty brought forward In the newspa
per.
A monument to Rembrandt Is to be
built at Leyden, Holland, on the site of
the windmill owned by the painter's
father.
Miss Arrla S. Huntington, daughter
of the late Right Rev. Bishop Frederic
Dan Huntington, has under prepaia
tlon a literary work dealing with the
life and letters of her father.
Mensel, the famous Berlin painter,
wbo has just died at the age of ninety,
left aside from his sketch books, about
5,000 drawings In black and colors.
These are valued at 1,000,000 marks,
and the Prussian government has tbs
first bid.
GLEANINGS.
Stockholm has slot machines which
for a copper yield a glass of milk.
Official figures show that about a
hundred lives were lost In making the
Slmplon tunnel.
It It estimated by the commonwealth
statistician that since 1802 the popula
tion of Austria has gained 27,558 by
new arrivals and lost 20,000 by depar
tures. Tbe king of Italy hat ordered the Is
sue of new postal stamps for the king
dom. The new stamps will show views
of the principal Italian cities, famous
monuments, churches and other objects
of general interest
The German dally, General Anzetger.
publishes an editorial announcement
that in future two of Its dally editions
will tie printed In Ink which will not
Injure any meat or butter which house
wives may wrap In the paper.
A Crpini Dssth.
Blood poison creeps'up towards tbe
heart causing death. J. E. Stearns,
Belle Plain., Minn., write that a
friend, dreadfully Injured, hi hand.
fri.nd dreadfully Injurad his band.
which swelled up like blood oolsonintr.
Bucklen' Arnica Salve drew out the
poison, healed th wound, and saved ,
his life. Beat In the wotld for turn.
and sore. , 2Jc at Chs Rofsrs drug
'.or. ,
THI ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Maintains unexcelled service from the
west to the east and aouta, Maklnr
close connections with train of all
transcontinental lines, paMenrers are
tiven their cholc. of route to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
Prospective travelers desiring infor
mation as to the lowest rates and best
routes are Invited to correspond with
the followlns; representative.:
a H. TRUMBUUU Commercial Agent,
141 Third St. Portland, Ore.
J. C LINDSET, Trav. Passenger Agent,
14 J Third St, Portland, Ore.
PAtt, B. THOMPSON, Pass'gr. Agent.
Coleman Building. Seattle, Wash.
Terrino Rsee With D.ath.
Death was fast approaching,"
writes Ralph F. Fernandas of Tampa,
Fia., describing his fearful race with
death, "as a result of liver trouble and
heart disease, which had robbed me of
sleep and of all Interest In life. I had
tried many different doctors and sev
eral medicine, but got no benefit, un
til I began to use Electric Bitters. 80
wonderful waa their effect, that In
three day I felt like a new man, and
today I am cured of all my trouble.
Guaranteed at Chas. Roger' drug
tore; price 60c
Are you lacking In atrength and vi
or? Are you weak? Are you in pain?
Do you feel all run down? The bless
ing of health and strength come to all
who use Holllster's Rocky Mountain
Tea. IS cents. Frank Hart's drug
store.
OutingSuits
Labelled like this
jljredj)enjaiiiin5t
MAKERS AEWyoRK
retain t their .shapes,
style and distinguished
.appearance until WORN
OUT. They're out , of
the ordinary. "t i
The makers' guarantee, and ours,
with every garment V are ex
clusive agents here.
wtam
THE PEOPLE ALL
ta Case Cried, Give TJ Ntwbrs
This word of late haa bean In mn.
one's mouth, and many are wonderinc
what th. word signifies, though no on
nas yet been found, who will deny that
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the worst.
Welt for th information of thousand af
people who like to know all about a good
thing, w. would say that HERPICIDB
means, a destroyer or killer of "Herpes."
Now "Heroes" is the family nam. of a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites, a similar microti, causes dan
druff, itching scalp, and falling hair; this
Is the microbe that NEWBRO'S H RUPI
OIDE promptly destroys; after which th
nair grows, sold by leading druggists.
Send Inc. in stamps for sample to The
Herplcld. Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Eagle Drug Store, 151-851 Bond St,
Owl Drug Store, E Com. St, T. T.
I-aurln, Prop. "Special Agent"
The Crime of the
Amalgamated.
The June Everybody's has the climax
of this Terrible Story, as told by
Thomas W. Lawson,
If you have been following the story
you have probably rushed to the store
and bought your copy already, so much
was your interest in the remainder.
However, if you hav. not, the story-
is very plainly set forth in this num
berPractically a summing up of the
story without the detail, so that on.
can easily see hom the people were
ruthlessly robbed of thousands upon
thousands of dollars." Price 15c,
J. N. GRIFFIN
Correct Gotks f Of Hen
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