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, It wtU eatksly cure the worst forms of Femalo Complaints, Inflammation
pd UkeratioB. falling' and Displacement, and consequent Spinal Weakness,
ad is peeuliarlr adapted to the Change of Life.
It has cared More coses of Backache and Local Weaknesses than any other
sejmedy the werW 1mm ever known. It is almost infallible in such coses. It
VSsolvM sm KMk tumors in an early stage of development.
IirrkwIjlHKes8ed or Painful Periods, Weakness of tho Stomach,
idigesuoa, BtoeMag, Nervous Prostration, Headache, General Debility
-wtiickly yiW te k.1 -Deranged organs, causing pain, weight and backache, in
i Uantly wdtored ami permanently cured by its use. Under all circumstances it
"""hvjgora4s tb female system.
It qiuekly hmsqvcs that bearing-down feeling, extreme lassitude, "don't
"sare" as " TtaVt-be-lef t-alone " feeling, excitability, irritability, nervous-
. OUMNM6S, MMatness, sleeplessness, flatulency, melancholy or the "blues"
headache. Xfc-eso are sure indications of Female Weakness, or some do-
ement of tfee organs, which tills
"H These Wobw Who refuse to accept anything else are rewarded a hundred
Jftwawd, .tiiMfb for they get what they want a cure. Sold by Druggist
wywhvrc. Jtatiue all substitutes.
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Before any- ywg man begins to try
q -world for. htawolf as an individual
QjU'ia a queetio whether knowledge of
ajeelf iataa.MOfe valuable to him
n i&li ib ..kwidgo of world condi
. iss tmi jtossjieciives. When the tyro
., life eoBtidowrlfttat ho has learned
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jjfftig far,-fU mile cross country
"a .migaAjBMe 4 an unutterably poor
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nvpomvu wuk jvuHi,
to know most of hinv
!1SB wia is th child of
ependent nitons.
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ior tho most part
in school almost to
the lack of money has
future competitors into
ho was a freshman at
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Vegetable Compound, the
Remedy for Woman's Ills.
world has received such widespread and,
of cures of female troubles or such
Vegetable Corrmound.
medicine surely cures. Chronic Kidney
MAN MUST
place ahead of tho other. It ia only
that tho next five or ten years may
leave tho schooled and lettered one far
ahead of the early beginner in life.
Logically, tho ono -nho has learned
more of the world than of himself will
have tho early advantages; tho one
knowing himself, however, will not he
so long in taking unto his needs this
post-graduate degree of world condi
tions. At the name time it is an undis
puted ' fact that thousands of young
men out of academic training and Be
ginning tho world, find themselves need
lessly hampered in progress through
having taken too much of life for
granted.
What if tho young man in his school
atmosphere attempts to learn his moods,
foibles, weaknesses and strengths! He
can know them only through compari
sons, and these objects of comparisons
will be scboolboyel He may be quite
as well equipped as any other young
roan on his horizon, yot in he busi
ness world he finds himself frequently
in competition with that other type of
young man who knows little else but
tho world and the world's way and who
for the purposes of. the basiaess man in
need of assistance immeasurably is the
school man's superior ior the work in
hand.
Blindly speaking, there Is a littlo too
much of the ideal taught and preached
and prated oracularly from the plat
form to leave to the young man who is
listening to it a clear idea of the actual
world conditions which are outside the
church and school and teeturo hall Un
less he shall adjust his perspectives for'
htauelf in preparation he may find such
keea disappointment in masy things tu
threaten his progress ia life.
I once knew a young man, strong of
frame, positive in temperament, honest
la every thought ad action and nerved
to the expression of his convictions at
any time and in any place. He knew
himself, but he did not know the korld
as he might have known it. Wherever
he had found carjy opportunity for the
expression of his penjsality he bad
made that personality felt. But it
chanced that in the beginning of his
business life this young man's hoaesty
and forcefnlaesa appealed t a bod
utM man at the head of a great iatlto
lies in which graft had. feud root and
flourished. This young nan was given
a nsm is which, throaah the exerciM
hi "WC4 kosfetr! BaAlstkUg
personal courage, tho employer hoped
to root out the crookedness wMch he
felt certain existed.
With a little moro knowledgo of the
world anrl men of all types, this young
adventurer 'into commercial reform
might have accomplished much for
himself and moro for his employer. But
out of his ignorance he drew his rigid
lines so rigidly and so deeply and keen
ly penetrated into conditions existing
in tho organization that tho organiza
Hon itself could not stand theso probes
and strictures! Tho result was that tho
young mani himself became tho victim
of his own hones. convictions carried
out to tho full In the supposed best in
terests of his employers.
This is nn example of fact with no
purpose to prove that business life is
all badl Rather it is used to Indicate
just where academies fall short of con
ditions in n world of sharp competition
Good and bad are comparative only, ami
until the linos nro adjusted sanely hot
ween them, neither of tho terms has
much meaning.
Broadly speaking, tho child which is
not left to tho joltings of the child
world, and the youth who is kept from
the millings and competitions of others
of his own ago belong to tho unfortun
ate. In the same measure tho young
man and tho young woman who have
preached to them only idealized philos
ophies which should) exist in life and
which may not may bo sorlousJr em
barrassed or oven permanently crippled
by reason of false teachings.
Tho keynoto of tho wholo civilized
community life is found in tho one
word. Concession. Tho idealist cannot
even walk through tho business world
without obstructing traffic If ever ho
U able to do so, the wholo mechanism
of commerce and industry will have
simplified until business acumen will bo
a lost nrt.' Out of economic conditions
tho young man should preparo to make
his grudging concessions in business
life. He should bo so fortified as not
to bo shocked) at world conditl6ns. He
should bo entrenched in right thinking
and the principles of right living as to
have his "dead, lino" drawn sharply
short of wrong. But between tho Hms
of active good and oven dormant wrong
there is such a wldo field for business
concesions that tho buslnes man who
fights o"hly irr this field may finish in
fair favor.
Postmaster Bobbed.
Q. W. Fouts, postmaster at Rlverton,
la., nearly lost his life and was robbed
of all comfort, according to his letter
which says: "For 20 years I had
chronic liver complaint, which led to
such a severe case of jaundlco that ov
en my finger nails turned yellow; when
my doctor prescribed Eloctric Bittors;
which cured me and havo kept mo well
for 11 years." Sure euro for bilious
ness, neuralgia, weakness and all stom
ach, liver, kidney and bladder troubles.
A wonderful tonic. At J. C. Porry'a
drug store. SO cents.
Notice to Bend Holders.
Notice is hereby given to parties
holding bonds 1, 2 3, and 4, issued by
school district No. 0, of Clatsop county,
Oregon, that the samo havo been culled
in, and will be paid within thirty days
of this date, at the office of the county
treasurer, G59-535 Commercial streot,
Astoria, Oregon.
Dated Astoria, Oregon, this 1st day
of May, 190J.
CHAS. A. HEILBORN,
County Treasurer, Clatsop County.
5-2-30t
Why Nurse Doesn't nold Job Long.
Carefully gathered statistics appear
to show that the marrybgest of all
women aro trained nurses. Thbugfl
complete figures havo not as yet been
compiled, from a considerable mass of
data tho conduilon is drawn that
nine out of ten trained curses marry
during the first seven years of their
occupation as eueh.
When a pretty young woman spoaka
of dtovoting her life to the self-denying
profession of a trained nurse sho is
using, perhaps unconsciously, a mere
figure of speech. Statistics show that
she has an even chance of being mar
ried within four and a half years and
that the has one chance in eight of be
coming the wife of a physician. The
chances are fiver to ono that within ten
years she will marry; one of her pa
tients.
The importance of these figures from
the viewpoint of the sociologist is ob
viously great. Pretty young women in
steadily increasing numbers are enter
ing tho field in question in which
there seems always to be plenty of
room for fresh recruits, who are re
quired to fill the plaece of those who
get married and pass out of the pro-
Ifession forever. Thus, owing to the
causes suggested, it is rare indeed to
discover & trained nurse who has been
in the business ft much a ten years.
Saturday Evening Post.
A coarse, leathery cossplexJon made
wabcautifal by eroptio&a calls for
getter! reform ia living. The diet
sfeesld be plenty of Uollister's Rodky
Xonatain Tea, 25 ecats, T or Tab
'kis. Dr. bote's devfr sHore.
CHRONICLE
ON FRISCO
: CONDITIONS
San Francisco, since the disaster of
if
Airll IS, has presented in more than
Ano
self
tion
IB
respect a romnrkable plcturo of
government and orderly Togula-
in a disorganized community.
Never have tho inhabitants of a strick
9
en city moro quickly or 'fully shown
their ability to restore and maintain
order, to systematize the work of re
lief, and to begin, the Jtask of recon
struction. But the most noteworthy of
all the admirable features of tho sit
uation has been tho abenco of crime.
This is nscribedr.by the authorities
and tho newspapers to the fact that
for the first timo in its history the
city hat been, without nn open saloon.
AH drinking places wero closed on tho
day of tho calamity. According to tho
Chronicle, San Francisco "has been
absolutely free from disorder and vir
tually free from crimes of vJoloncV."
General Greely cbnflrmed1 this state
ment In a dispatch qn Thursday to tho
war department, saying: '"Neither
drunkenness nor disorder anywhere,
Qxcc-pt from adjacent towns occasional
ly." .,Tho Chroniclo continues its account
of tho situation thus:
There havo been no ftrcet brnwh.
No (Imnkon bruto has bfaten his wife.
No gamblers have murdered each oth
er in low resorts. Except for some
dealings with sneak thieves tho occu
pation of tho polico courts is gone. It
is a most impressivo object lesson of
tho value to society of tho restriction
of the liquor traffic. Wo are prom
ised a continuance of this peaceful
condition for a considerable tlmo to
come, eavo only as drunken man may
drift over from Oakland, where the
authorities have been so reckless, as
to nllow saloons to open. We may bo
compelled to renew the quarantine
ngalnit Oakland..,
Thh demonstration that the saloons
nro responsiblo for crimes of violence
will havo ono very practical result In
San Francisco, That city has long
i I
Any Bicycle
Something Happens
Yo Wish
YOU HAD BOUGHT A BIOTCXE rROM TID3 DEALER WHO HANDLES A LINE OF WHEELS THAT
HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS, AND WinOH AXE RELIABLE. 8U0H IS THR HISTORY Or OUR
LINE Or BICYCLES. WE HAVE THEM AS LOW IN PRICE AS f 23.00 AND AS HIOH AS $45.00.
WHY DELAY! WHY LOOK FURTHER!
The Time to Bay is Now
WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT AND CAN SKLL YOU WHEELS ON EASY INSTALLMENTS. YOU CAN
TRADE IN YOUR OLD WHEEL AS PAYMENT ON NEW,
We Keep Not Only Wheels
BUT MAINTAIN THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE REPAIR SHOP IN THE CITY.
yiuwifirtiiiTiiitiMiiitorUMi.t.
vru nn, nu , om,
OUR LINE OP SPORTZNO dOODS IS COMPLBTB. LAWN TBNNIS, BASEBALL, nSfUNO TACXLB,
GXOQUST, QUNS AND AMMUNITION DROP IN, WE HAVE WHATYOU WANT.
NIOHTg OF UWRSST.
No Sleep, No Rast, No Peace for the
Sufferer from Kidney
, Troubles, f
No peace, for tho kidney sufferer-
PaWund, distress from morn, to night.
Get up with a lame back,
Twinges of backache bother you all
day,
Dull nchlng breaks your restiat night,
Urinary disorders add to your misery.
Got nt tho cause cure tho kidneys,
Doan's Klduey Pills will work tho
cure.
Thoyro for the kidneys, only
Hnvo.itnulto great cures in Salem.
' Mrs. B. Schrcibor,,of 0C0 High St.,
Salem, Or., says: "The good reports
I had heard concerning Doan's Kid
ney Pills induced mo to- go to Dr.
Stono'a drug storo and procuro a sup
ply. I had been suffering from nn
Incessant backache which not only
troubled mo through tho day but
brokq my ro-t at night. I began to
feel tho effects of Doan's Kidney
Pills after I had taken a few doses.
Rollcf speedily camo and Ihon nn nb
soluto cure. Thcro has been no sign
of tho backncho nor nujr other symptom
since I am only too pleased to lot
other know of such a valuablo-and
ofTocllvo remedy."
For salo by all dealers. Prleo Gd
cents. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., solo agents fcr tho United States.
Remember tho name Doan's and
tako no other.
boon notorious as having tho lowest
license fees in tho country. Tlose.
if wo nro not mistaken, havo been for
Home years fixed at tho ridiculous flg
uro of $72 a, year. Whllo tho best
municipal Intolllgonco overywhoro Vise
lms insisted on tho saloons bearingn
fair proportion of ,tho expense they
imposed upon tho communities, San
Franclpco has gone on year after year,
collecting less from this sourco than
wns required to maintain its city and
county hospital, to say nothing of oth
or institutions of refuge, correction
and police. Thus the saloons imposed
upon tho general tnx payors n vait
burden for tho relief of pauperism
and tho control of crime, without con
tributing oven In tho snmo proportion
that other businesses wero compelled
Until
AND
AGAIN
1S&6&
Optician
Bifocal iMses near-sights iad far
sighted lcn9 Made t enter.
Gold and Gold
Filled Frames :
Alto made to order,
will find reasonable.
Onr prices yoa
Chas. 11, Hinges
Jewelers and Ofrtkkin
123 Commercial St.
to contribute toward bearing tho bur-1
uuu. Thero will bq a clinngo in thiij
respect hereafter.
Chicago has jus.t increased its saloon
license fee to $1000 a year. In a city
of San Francisco's size and wealth
this is certainly ndno tob high. That
ctty will "rlso fr6m its ashes," but
it wtl face yast municipal debt,
Thoro must bo a great increase in -the
tax rate. Property owners will insist,
that when tho salmons xcopori they shall
pay n feo that will support tho police
department.-
CHEAP EXCURSION
RATE EAST
FOR SUMMER SEASON
Tho Soutiorn Pacific Company will
sell special round-trip tickets to cast
orn points on Juno 4, 0, 7, 23, 25, July
2 and 8, August 7, 8, 0, Sept, 8, lo
1000, to Chicago, St. Louis, Milwaukee,
St. raul, Omaha, Sioux City, St, Jos,
Atchison, Leavenworth, Kaasas City,
Denver, Colorado Springs a4 Pueblo,
Colo. Good going ten days and return
ing ninety days from salo date; hut
not beyond Octohcr 31, 1000. For par
tlculars call on agents. A, L. Craig',
General Passenger Agent, Portlnnd. t
is
Good
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