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THE MORNING . ASTOMAN, ATpRIA, OUEtiON.
FRIDAY, JUNE , 1907.
HEALTH OF WOMEN
' In thl nineteenth century to keep
up with the maroh of progree ivory
power o( woman" la trained to It
utmost, and th tax noon hr physi
cal ayalem U tar greater than ever.
ma wa oiuiamonwi
randmothera few drni
oar
la the good oldfashloned daya o(
o-rend mothers few drug wart
used In medicines. They relied upon
ruaU and herbs to oura weakness
and disease, and thulr knowledge of
roota and herbs waa far greater
than that of women today.
It waa In this atudy of root and
lierba that Lydla E. I'lukbam, of
Lynn, Maas , dleoovertd and gav
to the women of tha world a remedy
mora ootent and effloacloua than
MnS.C.C. FINK any combination of druge. ,
Lydia Pihkham's Vegetable Compound
orotherharmful drags and today holde tha oord for tha 3f n'"J
of actual our of femal dlaeeee of any medloln tha world on ever
known,' and thousands of voluntary ttwtlmonlale ara on fila to tha
Ubwatory at Lynn,' Ma-a., which taatlfy to tu wonderfulva . s
MrVof IL F&f Carwg I., Pa.. VT'Z'Zvhi
with ry anffcrlnf woman would iaka Lydla X. I'lnkhatn a VaujUWa
Com-Tuno7 and wrlU. to you 1 f.y dri. PVf$F
and what It ha looompllabed for ma I know t wll do for others.
Whan wotnon ara troubled with Irregularity DlsplwjemeuU. Ulcer
ation. Inflammation. iMkuka, V" V takCS ?W
netnber there la one triad and true remedy, Lydla E. I'lnkbam a Vege
table Compound. , ...
Mr. PlnkhanVt Standlntf Invitation to Women
Women suffering from any form of female weakneaa ara Invited to
writ Mr. Plukkain, at Ltnn. Maaa. Out of her at t-olnm of
nerlenM aha probably ha the very knowledge that will hlp your cm..
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CHANCES.
Vairt Fllli Will B Made And A Million
Spent For Improvement!.
mtnt .,.- J -ii 1
Ueen Oakland and Kulsum. Tlil I
the main outlet to Kjcreiiicnto and the
Kat and Is the mut traveled Hue to
the Koutlwn Paiitlr. Vast fill will lie
toad at'Mig the my shore and million
SAN FlLIXCmiJ. Th. Call ' J. P 'P .
- 11.-.. t.,. .t.i.v of lue romi.
eajfi wjusyi nwvmii'g vu jmm
have ju.t become public, tha curve on
WATERFRONT ITEMS
British Ship Dalgonar Arrived
V; in Yesterday
IS 150 DAYS FROM HAMBURG
the Alameda and l'imU-ota main lliw
of the Boutlxrn 'Aa from Oakland
.rr to SuUum a 111 be eliminated and
the tranefcr point at l'ort Cota abn
doned. Inted dm'Va ttlll 1 otruf
ted at K'xl'o at rin"l Tolnt and from
thr train will I ferried awi to I
Jiiiiilh Vallrlo ImlraJ of ib-nrd. In
onler to avoid the nwrnlir end "Ink be. 1
twwji llenevia ani KuUum the main line
will I fihangrd to Cor.lt-lla, where It
Join tlir Xa junction ud SuUuiu road
eonnerting with the limlu Un to Satf
rmnto and the Et, The ri,temilii
td liiiprovemcnl ate among thr inot
tinpurlant unil'rtiikfn by the Southern
Pafiflo in recent .-yt-ar. During, tha
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i..t nonin. o iram.- . e '7" 0f th, Crnt pure food eta-
runnlna dullv ovrr th main line be , ,
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SEEDMENS' DINNER.
Millionaire Sttawberriet Grow Ai Big
T t Ai Hen Egj.
NKVV VOKK, dune 27. I'atrlrk
O'Mwra, one of the ekrr lat night at
a diuiirr of whulrtalr aeeilmen who have
been holding Jli convention here cauaed
a tir by announcing that a new fruit
it bring rl"l in Xew Jcrey, which will
be known a the "Millionaire" atraw
berry. Mr. O'Mara, laid the new atiawUrry
would be lmot a large a. a hen cjik.
It I. probable action will le taken
Jurlng tlt convent km that VIII demand
(ate and national pure air iawa along
Makes Long Paawge Seaman Diet and
ii Buried at Sea Schooner Meyer
holler Leave For the Sound In Tow
of WalluU. . '
The atvainer l.uillne after lelng out
o( coiiiruUloa fo day wa back on
lieu run yralarday and left up lt uiglit
with a full carao itmoiiir which wa a
cargo of mcrchandia for J. 0. Mejjler fi
Company. At Kurcka he will take on
1200 cane of kalmon for Kalama. Tbia
will probably delay her o that ahe
will be in lata today.
The (learner Cota Itica arrived in yea
terday from Baa Francltco (ba bad a
full cargo of freight and paanengci and
had a pleaaant trip up. '
The ntCBtiier Miler made a ajieclal trip
to Deep ltiver yeterday to bring over a
crowd of logger who could not I ac
commodated on il wgular triji..
When the high water recede a trifle
more the pilot will take founding on
the neveral atid lar,t between the mouth
of the Willamette and the lower Co
lumbia with the view of obtaining data
from which the Port of Portland may
form an estimate of the amount of 1
dredging required tbi aeaion. A few of
the local mariner believe the-depth of
water on a number of the ahoal will
not meaaure mora than IS feet at the
(very 64oii, (tartlng work early in
July,
Meautgea can be picked up at the
North Head wireli station from the
hlp far at mora eaail than at
any other wirelca itatlon on the coat,
according to luforniution "'nt to
number of the local shipping men. The
reason for this is not given, but It - i
snld the service at the mouth of Jtlif
Coliiinbia Is far supcrldi' to ti n prrM
filled by any other station.
, An ajfltaJlun ii being quietly startc!
to Induce all of the eommercial craft
plying on the coast to equip the e
sti. with wiilt!i planti. The Hg'-.;-
Iioute ilciiartment is exiiecled to tuke
the bad brtly by plu'dng nn ufuih
U on each of the tender. Whn thi.
it done it 1 thought Unit many of i.m
private cornpsnies will lake . imilur
step. It i said two or three of the
-ti-amslilp coinpanie aic ulmoot per
suade'd it would be a paying proMwltion.
after having noted the f li nt amoupt o
fice . advertising given the eteamer
President, which recently eomplcleda
round trip Iwfwecn N'Utle an J .Noiiie.
Mci'xuges were, received from that-vessel
and almost every dny of the voyage,
and the fact they ha1 leet. suceisfnlly
transmitted wa (rablUbed in nearly
every paper of prominence in the wet.
In another 'year It f predicted that
practically all of the passtnger steatner
will have wirclea plant. ' '
Thais British ship Dalgonar, Ibster,
master, airivcd in yesterday 157 "days
from Hamburg. She carriea a general
cargo and i consigned to Meyer, WUon
& Co. The Dalgonar had bad luck on
the start of her voyage and while, a
chored In Cuxhaven Koads, on January
II, lot an anchor and 4o fathoms of
chain and five day later while atill
at anchor, she waa in collision with a
8wedlih ateame In which her aide
quarter bumpkin waa damaged. Captain
lbiter reporta the loss of one Bailor
who died and was buried at sea. Oth
erwise tha passage waa uneventful. The
Eastirn Pafnting & DecoratingCo
Experts In' all the Branches of Painting, -'
, Paper-Hanging ' and Decorating.
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Satisfaction Guaranitcd.' All work done
t Promptly Piice reasonable. New Goods
arriving Every Day.' We solicit, business
. Yivot Outside Tov.ns. "'
low stage of the river. As the govern- j mf qaefu ,rri dow MtJ
uieiit made no appropriation for this
purpose at the lat seision of Congress,
the expense of deepening the channel
will have to be borne by the Port of
and tow her and the schooner Griffiths
to Portland.
The steamer Alliance will arrive down
ortland. It will be (he flr-t V-on fori tM . on hef . Cooa Bay
yean thai reusrW aid Has not , wen nJ wj remt)l here fof Mrertl houri
given, the cost of operating the dredgej whe her crew at the hearing
Columbia at tha ahoali having been paid; of Bowsby for the murder of Cleve
Iv lieen kept in commission at var
ious point for two or three months
We Hope Yon are Hard to Please
for if you arc so, of all the pianos you may contemplate buying '
you arc sure to find - ,
Just What You Want, at Eilers j;
The chief virtue any piano can have, ' outweighing all others,
is durability, without lessening of tone and tone quality, and
our instruments have every good quality possible to pianos.
Here's a Discount of $50.00 in Price
below what is asked for the same identical instrument by deal
ers in other cities that don't handle their business by the Eiler
plan. We offer choice of a stock, comprising such makes as
the Kimball, Weber, H. M. Cable, Bailey, Marshall & Wendall,
Haddary, Foster, etc., at an absolute saving to you of $50
and will take our pay on easy terms at that.
Here's the Reaston for this Discount
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, It is that Eilers Piano House do not take the agency, for a
piano at all unless they are prepared to contract ( to order at
least one hundred pianos of that make during one year; also,,
they represent actively about forty different makes, and will
ha,ve delivered lo their thirty different stores this year
IOVER FOUR THOUSAND PIANOS
When you consider that the next largest piano firm of this
Coast doesn't claim to sell but one thousand pianos per year,
you can realize the superior advantage we have when we buy,
, when we ship and when we sell. A complete stock for the
V summer can be seen at our store. , , . N
. Eilers Piano House
Jenuiiig.
The ateam achooner L Meyerhoffer
will leave out for Aberdeen this mor
ing in tow of the tug Wallula, where
he will go on marine waya to be
repaired. ' It ws the original intention
to take her to Portland and dock her
but her owners figured it would be
cheaper to go to Gray's Harbor to have
the repairs made.
m The steamship Geo. V. Elder h due
to sail this morniog for Ban Francisco
via Eureka.
The steam schooner Melville Dollar
arrived down lute last night and will go
ho sea this morning.
'Hie United State customs launch
Patrol Jh-ft u pthe river yesterday on a
tour of inspection and it is expected she
will go up as far as Kalnma, inspecting
the river craft on the way. Inspectors
Crosby and Anderson accompany her.
DUNKIRK, f France, June 27. The
schooner Vioirite, with 19 hands, has
sunk off the coi.'-j, of Ireland.
A. R. CYRUS, C1
WARD, t
T. M.
424 Commercial Street
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Cures Backache
Corrects '
Irregularities
Do not risk having
Will cure any case of Kidney , or Bladder disease not " pm s.
beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. or Diabetes ,
T. F. Lauren, Owl DrufJ Store. ,
Every Man His Own Doctor.
The average man cannot afford to
employ a physician for every alight ail
ment or injury that may occur in his
family, nor can he afford to neglect
them, ao alight an injury as the
scratch of a pin haa been known to
cause the loss of a limb. Hence every
man must from necessity be his ows
doctor for, this clasa of ailments. Sue-
cess often depends upon -prompt treat
ment, which can only be had when suit
able medicines r kept at hand. Cham
berlain's Remedies have been in the
market for many years and enjoy
good reputation.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
coughs, - colds, croup 'and whooping
cough.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm (an anti
septic liniment), for outs, bruises, burns,
sprains, swellings, lame back and then-
ma tie pains. '
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, biliousness and
stomach troubles.
Chamberlain's Salve for diseases
the skin. . -
One bottle of each of these live prep
arations costs but $1.28. For sale by
Frank Hart and Leading Druggists.
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Commerelal Street, near Eighth.
Astoria, v - Oregon
Sherman Transter; Co.
'. HESRY SHERMAN", M annuel .
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?ck, ferriages baggage Checked and Tran iawssiTmeks ard Furniture
,. - -f - . Wagota Pianos Moveil, Coxed nri trapped.
t, J3 Commercial Street
Mala Phone m
tRPAKKta.
, Proprietor. .
E. P. PARKEIt,
Manager.
PARKER HOUSE
;eUH0PEAN PLAN.
first Class in Every Reeaeat
Fra Coach to tb House.
1 Bar and Billiard Room.
Oood Sample Rooms on Ground Floot
for Commercial lies.
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TELEGRAPH
The oolr Weemboat tnaktea' a round trip DIET
except Tburtdar between Fortiaiid and Attoru.
aod way passu.. - . . . .
.NO WAY POINTS ON SUNDAY. ,
FortUuid tending. Alder Btmet Doc f !
" AetonXndlBg, Callenr Pock
.LeaveTortlsnd TtMre, m.; errlre Astorla,l:0
p. m, leave aur-u 'i:m p. m.; urns roruam
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V- SUNDAY EXCURSIONS 1 '?l
Lawrtj AsTtorttaV I p. m. arriT Portluid 9 p. m.
The K".tlne
Stcanier Lurline
Night Boat for Portland and
( Way Landings. J
PASSENGERS. ' FREIGHT.
Leave Astoria daily axoept Sunday at
Leave Portland Dally Except Sunday
,, at 7 a. m, . '
Quiok 8rvie . Excellsnt Meals
-'..RGood Berths.
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Landing Astoria Flaval Wharf.
Landing Portland Foot Taylor St
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0. B. BLESSING, Agent !"
Phone Main 8761.
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THE SAVOY
Pdpulat Concert EalL
Good musks.. All are sralsom.
fair SevwU and AstorV
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ASTOSIA,
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. Carries the Finest Lin ti
Wines, '
.-Liquors
and ' ?
Cigars
t't faBVHaHsjBfWalBiasaBB
CALL AND SEE US
TRANSPORTATION.
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Summer coughs . snd colds yield at
once - to Bees Laxative Cough ' Syrup,
contains honey and tar but no opiates.
Children like it. Its laxative qualities
recommend It to mothers. Hoarseness,
coughs, croup yield quickly. Keep it on
hand. Sold by Frank Hart's Drag
Store. ' . . " '. i
Extra train learea Astoria daily, 11:30 a. m. for Ft. Stevens, returning
leaves Ft. Stevens 2:00 p. m., arriving Astoria 2:49 p. m. , f -vl
- Trains marked run dally. 'v: i .
, CONNECTIONSAt Portland, with all trana-contlnental lines. At
Goblei with Northern Pacific Railway Co. At Astoria, . with steamer for
San Francisco and Tillamook and Hwaco Railway & Navigation Co.'a boat
and railway, .. , . t
' Through llcket sold to and from all points in the East and Europe.
For .further, particulars apply to, -' -, r : '
J. McGTJIRB, ; .;l- 1 ': 'R.' It"' JENKINS, ; 'V !
Superintendent, Astoria, Or. ; . Oenl. Frt, ft Paasgr. Agt
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