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THE MORNING ASTORIAN, ASTORIA, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1908. V0UD6 cncnn states into the counterpart of cornerstone of the building to tne our own Union. erection of which Mr. Carnegie has "These instances furnish the an- most nobly and bountifully contrib swer to the contention that nations, I "tcil. I doubt not that this work differing from individuals, cannot set- wi" be a powerful and cflicaccous aid tie all differences without resorting effecting the traternal coming to to war. gethcr of all the nations on the conti "It rrm.iiiia f.-i tKic li. .um'. in I nont. -. ......... s. . ....a ,, in l.-j'll. I . IV' maintain its lead in the adoption of arbitration as the only Christian means of settling international dis putes. We hope that all of the re publics in the South American con tinent will soon follow the example of Argentina and Chile and of the five Central American Republics their own Supreme Tribunal. j iiuge irom tne progress made in this direction during the lives of those of us who have been m this work from the beginning, we can look with hope to the early realization of our dream, which is to secure to the American continents the reign of internal peace by substituting peace ful arbitration for war. We are jus Younsr women are often (Treat offerers lor want of proper advice kt juit the rteht time. MrPinkham.fttT.viin. Mfwa .hAs titled in indulging the fond hone that iwy issued to young girls a spec- the good work is to go on, and that fcl InYitation to -write to her about before long a conference of all the MWT WCKness. bfce lg a mother, Republics will be held which shall and fully understands. . nrnvi,u .w ti la nine chances out of ten your ; ,. " t , "T tae wiUbeiiwtthfl samAfLQfhnsnM tween tl,e,n arc o e thus peacefully ratyoung ladies whose lettersfollow. semcu- At Slicn conference we might LYDIA PINKHAM'S T'Z SVk i . a v ... uMMW ' el IV, el A ilB V V. llJ UVUUl VLUtTABLt COMPOUND her Motherland would warmly ap what you need to restore health. I prove. In our first American confer- Miss Abby R Barrows, of Nelson, ence I remeinhcr we hrmn wifh civ. wcjvmu, nies iu jure, ruumam : teen remib cs and on, mnnarrhv .!. . . I " - " Mnen ji wrote to vou 1 was verv FRr-.t Th.,. ; , and wasvervirreirnlar. Doctors did me fore for Canada being represented bo good. Lydia E. Pmkham's Vegetable the next, wirular, well and strontr. I am now In "We faded to obtain a judicial letter health than ever before." World Court at the Hague, but we Miss Elsie L Hook, rf Oielspn should not fail in creatine one for this Kt, writes to JUrs. iTiikhani: Western Hemisphere. I may not live .h rmmtri. of the neve wnrll " i Bin on: v sixieeD vears o ri. hut to see that i :iv. hut sha rti run- n..:i... t.-: " VJ HUCIUUIC .i fill I lttH.1a.l lrieV . . J A U 1 . 1 pound and your advice have cured me . " lu.tu'"c - '-- vador: f sideache, periodic pains, and a ner- 1 g tne na 1 tes tnat at least 1 was "I sincerely trut that the building cms, lmtcfcla cpndmon after every privileged to be one who sat at the of which the cornerstone is laid today thing else had failed." first mnf.r.nr. ,t hu ti, (Trt , .. , . ..... . ....... v.., . n.i.i. ...v .vi, wi lunner npveian me i 'i.m-mfri. IT A TC F?rtW flv lniAf-M I i. .l. . f:i I . n, i j rvft JivA VVVicra. l rcasous xur us uiiurc can fraternal sentiments existing ior tmrtv vears Lvdia K Pink, have passed away and there are those waius vegeraoie vompouna, made today who hear my voice who will harmony with the philanthropic gen 4wvo uuu i.ciw,uu5 wtiniie live to see this Western Hemisphere, Stanri.irrt nmwlT fnr funiala illc I .... .... . u r - i t i III I I 1CMIIC1IL X Ulllia til U d Argentina and Chile, dedicated to in ternal peace. From President Pardo of Peru "On the occasion of the ceremonies to be held on the 11th instant, I de sire to express the best wishes of the Peruvian nation that the great building to be erected may alway commemorate peace, union and fra with urna' 'r'0,u'sn'l) a,,10l,8 the republic f America. From President Amador Guerrero ot ranatna: un tne occasion ot the laying o the cornerstone of the building which will represent in Washington the union ot American Republics, I am happy to send to your excellency most sincere congratulations." From President Williman of Uru guay: "On the occasion of the laying o the cornerstone of the building of the American Republics please convey to the government of the great republics plase convey to the government of the great republics of America my congratulations for the materializa tion of a new act which means the establishment of a new pledge of the moral solidarity of nations of America." From President Alfaro of Ecuador: "The President sends greetings on this solemn occasion to all the re publics of America and more especial ly to the Unted Sattes, on whose soil the building of the International Bu reau is to be erected as permanent center of union and fraternity among ttnd has positively cured thousands: ol women who have lieen troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, penoaic pains, oacKacne, that bear- mg-aown leeiing, flatulency, indiges tion,dizziness,or nervous prostration. ujr uuu k Jim uy it f CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS HELP WANTED WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL housework in small family. Apply 420 Exchange street. 5-8-tf. AGKNTS-$105 PER MONTH IN troducing our line of embroidered shirt waists and lace curtains at bar gain prices; samples free. Thomas Co., Desk 468, Dayton, 0. HOUSE MOVERS. FREDR1CKSON BROS.-We mk specialty of house moving, csr penters, contractors, generat jobbing; prompt attention to all orders. Cor ner Tenth and Duane streets. WANTED GIRL FOR IIOUSE- work in small family. 491 C or. Eleventh and Harrison streets S-3-tf. WANTED-BOY TO LEARN THE printing trade. Call Astorian office. LADIES CLEAR 50c AN HOUR selling Natural Egg Food; for particulars address, Z. S. Itemenway, Cosmopolis, Wash. WANTED SUMMER BOARD- ersj a quiet, pleasant, farm house; mile from ocean, near beautiful lake, on railroad. Mrs. C W. Carnahan, Clatsop, Oregon. S-5-St MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED A SMALL FURNISH ed house or a small flat for ma nd wife by May ISth. "K. 27." PROFESSIONAL CARD). ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW CHARLES 11. ABERCROMBIE Attorney-it-Law City Attorney Offices: City Hall BOAT BUILDER. T, L. Driscoll BOATBUILDING AND REPAIR. INQ A SPECIALTY ' $ 22nd and Exchangt Strait JOHN C McCUE Attcrney-at-Law Deputy District Attorney Page Building .te . HOWARD M. BROWNELL Attorney-at-Law Office with Mr. J. A. Eakin, a: 420 Commercal St., Astoria. MASSAGE. UNDEKTAKIXJ. J. A. OIL HA UGH & CO., Undertaker and KinlmliiirH. KxpcrleiMHMl Liuly Aiuriatiiut W hen Denim!. WANTED TO BOARD AND room two sober, hard working men Apply Mrs. A. G. Carlson, 119 Frank in avenue. 2.00 STARTS A FINK LOCAl business, daily profits $5 to $10; par iculars free; write today. B. F. Loo Co., Dcs Moines, la." FOR THE FLEET: -The launch Hulda I. will carry passengers to Fort Canby and return on the day the fleet passes, hare $1.UU round trip. Leaves Callcndcr dock. 5-6-6t FOR SALE. "Brazil rejoices at the laying of the cornerstone of the new seat of the "There is no work going forward union of American republics in Wash- in the world today which good men ington; who gives to the generous everywhere should regard with deep- donator, Mr. Andrew Carnegie, her er interest and warmer approval than sincere thanks and full confidence in that in which the American Repub- the future of the union, sends the as- BUREAU OF REPUBLICS COR NERSTONE LAID (Continued from page 1) waters, which they have done for searly a century the one craft flying the Union Jack and the other the Stars and Stripes. The only shots ever fired having been salutes ex pressive of amity and friendship. These have proved the most power ful vessels of war, the true Dread noughts, since they have kept the peace, by di-charging salves of good -will. "A nation has everything to dread from gigantic armed Dreadnoughts, nothing to dread from these true agents of peace. "The is the first lessons this conti nent gives to the world and especially to Europe which is in the vortex of militarism, armed not against outside enemies, for the enemies of Europe are they of its own household. "The second lesson comes from the South, our friends, of Argentine and Chile. Following the pernicious ex ample of nations hitherto, these Re publics srtuggled with each other un til the better way was revealed. They then met and both conquered by making peace, by offering the olive branch, not the sword. On the high est peak of the Andes upon the new boundary line agreed upon, these once warring powers have erected a statute of Christ, the Prince of Peace, cast eut of molten bronze cannon, its pe destal bearing this inscription: "'Sooner shall these mountains crumble to dust than Argentines and Chileans break the peace which at the feet of Christ, the Redeemer, they tave sworn to maintain.' "The third great lesson which this continent has just given to the world, coming from the centre, is that of the five small Central American na tions whose representatives met in Washington recently and agreed up on the establishment of a Supreme Court, to which all differences which may arise between them shall be re ferred. All of these nations have promptly ratified the action of their representatives. "Perhaps this is the most encourag ing step forward that has yet been taken, for it promises to lead to the nation of these five nations, following the. example of our own republic, con yerting a number of separate states into one nation with internal peace ecured and perhaps pointing the way to the larger merger of all South Am- I lies are now engaged. Let us then stand true to our ideal the Ameri can continents dedicated to internal peace. In this sublime labor it thrills I me to feel and to repeat that there is no people whose heads and hearts tare more fully enlisted than the peo- surances ot her ancient ana unalter able attachment to the great Repub- ic of the North which offers it such noble hospitality." From Minister of Foreign Relations Puga of Chile: "The progress of Latin-America is pie of the United States, no ruler assured in following the example of who will labor more zealously than the great Republic created by George I the President, no Secretary of State Washington." who will study more deeply or advise From Acting President Euclidcs de more wisely than he who holds that Anguale of Colombia: office today. This work accomplished, to evervone who has contributed to it in the smallest degree there will come the assurance he has not lived his life in vain." Messages of Presidents. From President I-'igueroa Alcorta of the Argentine republic: "The event so auspiciously celebrat ed in Washington is the erection1 of a monument to the international soli darity of the states of the new world The Argentine Republic on this occa sion sends Krcttinirs to the United States of America and to all the na tions .represented in the Piurcau of the American Republics and best wishes for the happiness of President Roosevelt and the presidents of all the sister republics." From Minister of Foreign Relations Pinilla of Bolivia:: "The President directs me to in form you that as he cannot be present at til e laying of the cornerstone of the new building of the Piureau, he desires to express the gratification with which he takes part in that great event which represents the sincere union of the American republics." From President Estrada of Guate mala: "I am greatly pleased to send you on behalf of the people and the Gov ernment of Guatemala as well as per sonally the expression of cordiality and sincere congratulation on the oc casion of the laying of the corner stone of the building of the American republics which represents the con solidation of the fraternal relations of the American family." From Secretary of Foreign Rela tions JVlariscal of Mexico: "The president sincerely wishes that the ceremonies of the laying of the stone of the Bureau of American Re publics be as the bureau is symbolical of the hope that an- era of unalterable peace shall be the characteristic fea ture of all the countries in our conti nent." From President Zelaya of Nica ragua : "My sincere and enthusiastic con gratulation to the International Bu reau of American Republics on this solemn occasion of the laying of the This monument very fittingly erect ed on the land of George Washing ton's birth shall stand for the fra ternal and permanent union of all the- American Republics." From President Viqucz of Costa Rica: "The erection of the building of the American Republics which by the na ture of the international institution which it represents and the munific ence of Mr. Carnegie, equalizes the temple of peace at The Hague, is a further important step toward the unification of the happily existing fra temal relations which must bind more closely the nations on the continent of Columbus." From Acting Secretary of State Garcia Valez of Cuba: "The provisional government of the Republic of Cuba has directed nie to express to the governing board of the institution on behalf of the govern ment of Cuba, its gratification at this new bond between the Republics of America which will contribute to the furtherance of the cordial solidarity of the continent." From President Caceres of the Do minican Republic: "The same ideal of liberty and right should be the cornerstone of the in ternational union of the American Republics. He who unites and har monizes in America is a true Ameri can. For Sale Roll top desk, counter and other office furniture at a bargain Apply immediately at office of Hig gins & Warren, Savings Bank Build ing. 5-6-tf, FOR SALE, OR USE-The black stallion Prime Albert, now quar tered at the barns of the Sherman Transfer Co., is for sale, or for use Apply to John L. Johnson, owner, at the barn. S-6-3w FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. 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