TIIE MORNING ASTOMAN. ASTORIA. OREGON.
3
MONDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1900.
FIGHT FOR RIGHTS
Poles Resist Attempt to German
ize Prussia.
WOULD BE SEPARATE NATION
Genitalis Flint Attempt to U u y Prim
ula n Lands Fur German Silt leu
Kail --Will Now Establish
Mill With German Hosscs
III. IN", I i'Ii, i dm' nf tlm imixl
i in 1, ml nmiliii which tin' I'niK-liin
diet inul settle In tlm near fiitim l
tin' linn of procedure in t u 1 1 1 1 k' "I'll
tin- I'iiIih of tlm ciisteiu itn r 1t . chief.
lv in I ln it tiifi- of I'oti'ii and Maul.
nii. West l'iulii, Tlm (Ii'tiiuiiil.iilliin
(if I lice lll'lllrls in lint ploccrillllg Hllll
tlm wiliri for celerity; mi tlm contrary,
Many competent nlmi'l vi'l think Unit
mill (ieimany elements of ilm popula
Iiml (milium influence lite lending
l.clnir tlm giadiiul u ml niniiiill ly ill'
editable pressm West Wold of Dm
I'lilm. Hitherto the policy of tlm (ii-r-limn
government has shown two dis
tinct methods for combating the I'iiii'",
wliu, tlmy grow I" wiiii''" and l,ott"
er, lnlt with a growing ciiiiliui on
their tight a j u 1 ii t nut ion. In
tin' fir.t place vast mum of money m
placed at tlm diipoMil of tin' Will 'mi
nimi authorities fur buying out I he Pol
i.h I. m. low tier Hinl dividing tlm plop'
rity i nipiiii''l among 'mruiati pens
mil f,iriimi. About tn.iMKl.OOO ,iis
11-11 devoted to thl subject, hut o fur
tlm tult In openly announced l I""
tlmt moro land Jmlil by Ormnn him
piim, 1 into Polish hands tliini 1'oli'li
1 n t Into Herman hands.
A second method of the Prussian
policy ha 'urn an utter fttlluiv. It
rinl-u nf continuous pin prick ill-rn-trt
against thu use of tlm !ilih
language In school, agint political
Polish priests, sgalnt unruly Polish
children, against 1'ulbb lilcraxy tocit
tien, tfH7 JournAl, tc Apparently
III lia only ucwlfil In rMip'itliK
M
t ht Toll' Mill further and In making
IIh'mi liuli with greater lntenity their
mi ci lied oppressors, It in now pro
uii'i to try another line of policy.
W tut t tin Poles witnl, It I argued, in
lllllllxtlilll Nil'. Il't flll'llllll'K III' ChIuIi-
lilieil lii llii' Polish jimi v itti'tH, fac
tories In which spirits, miiii r, brick,
n foi-rv(M, elf,, I'iiii be mnde, (ierrw .1
would li en 111 Into (lie 1 11, i 1 i!i. lii 's
In manage Un'n wik. none; mi!il
liit m ut ti'i fit iiliHuul, 11111I in I lii v m j:
I argued tlm dlSHlUfiicllnii iiml ills
loyally which il Vu il lit present Would
vanish giaduully, Whether tlm Prus
sian government w"l consent to t hrH
IllcnSIIIC ill lIlU sIlllpH ll'lllllill to be
"I'cil,
Common Coldn r the Cium of Many
Scrloui DUeaiei.
I'hyiili'laii who Jut e guinpil a national
ripiilntion ni iiiulyiU of thu caima of
vni ioim iliciii'n, cliiliii tlmt If (ntehlnj(
eohl rould m avoliled a Inntr lint (if dan
I'tmia allnmnt woutit nevor lie hoard
of, Kvitry 01m know that pneumonia
11111I cotmuuiplion orlKlnnUi from a cold,
ml chronic cntarrh, lironchltU, and all
throut and lmiK trouhlo art af(ravated
and rendnrtd niorn nrrioua by ach freah
attnek. Do not rink your lif or taka
i'hniii'c wlmn you liava a cold. Cham
Imrlnln'a C'ouxh lU-mody will cur it
buforn thi dlmuinn develop. Thia
remedy containa no ojiliim, morphine
or othrr harmful drujf enj haa thirty
ycare of reputation back of it, Rained
by lie cure under every condition. For
nale bv 1 'uvld Intrram,
ale by Frank Hart and leading drug
glata. The up to date woman avolda caua
tlc, drup and powdera. They are ex
tremily harmful to the akin, while Uol
liater'a Rocky Mountain Tea makea it
oH and beautiful. 38 cent, Tea or
Tableta,35 rente. Frank Hart, druggist.
The in'" kin of Norway l iiil to
In- 11 ili'iiHK-rut. It i ii'fn'hiiiK to b'arn
Unit their tire aoiim rountiiea in
wliiih tlm li'iiioriut din hold ollire.---At
hint 11 Jnui iinl.
A Habit to Be Encouraged.
Tlm mother who haa acquired the
habit of keeping on hand a bottle of
Chamberlaln'e Couh Kemcdy, aaves
hi-melf a preat amount of uneanineaa
and anxiety. Cough, colda and croup,
to which children are susceptible are
quickly cured by Its use. It counteracta
any tendency of a cold to reult In
pneumonia, nd If given as soon as the
first symptoms of croup appear, it will
prevent the attack. Thia remedy con
Ulna Bot&lnjr Injurlaua- and mother
give It to little ones with a feellna? ef
perfect arcurlty. Sold by Frank llart
and leading druggisia.
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FRED W.MULKEY
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Candidate for Republican Nomina
tion for United States Senator
FOR THE
i'li-il W. Mulkey was Imrn in I'ort
liiml, Oregon, mid in a resident of bin
native city. He in a young man with
every accomplishment which dhould
qualify Ii i id for this high ofllce. He is
a graduate of thu State t'niver-ity of
Oivgnii, the New York Law ScIkmjI of
New York City, and is a lawyer of
high landing, a man w-ho ha travel
ed extensively in our own country aa
well a abroad. He has studied our
institutions and compared them with
foreign countries. He li 1 logical
thinker, a forceful speaker and an
adept parliamentarian. He ha many
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th,e MoMHn
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SHORT TERM.
friends, both rich and poor, for he is
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He. is a Kepublicun always. He has
supported all the nominees of the He
Publican ticket at all times. He is as
loyal to his party as to his friends.
He has confidence in the people and
is willing to abide by their decision at
the primary election.
Oregon needs such men as Fred W.
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that such men, and the voters should
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elected.
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Feven-elghths of the
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a woman bccaime she ia
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beeaute she baa the quali
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There ia a twauty In
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liecaiiHe of them men have
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then, to see the fair young
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before a year passe over
her head I A sickly, half-dead-and-alive
woman,
especially when she ia
tha mother of a family,
ia a damper to all joyous
neaa in the home, and a
drag upon her husband.
The cost of a wife's con
atant illness is a serious
drain iinnn the funds of a
household, and too often all tha doc
toring doea no good.
If a woman finds her energiea are
flagging, and that everything tiresher,
dark ahadows appear under her eyes,
her sleep is disturbed by horrible
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Mrs. Bessie Ainsley, of 611 South 10th
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Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
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by the thousands of letters from grate-
1 V.IU ... on 411m In ftA
IUl WUIUCQ WlliUU Bl C vu iuv vm
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of Lydia E. Pinkham, her assis
tant before her decease, and for
twenty-five years since her advice has
been fraalv riven to sick women.
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