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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-03

Corset Covers.
Ample quantities to go round, if yot
come within a reasonable time. and
you'll find it we'll to heed the hint.
Cambric-felled seams, square
neck, front trimmed with en-
broidery-pearl buttons. ...... 1Oc
Cambric-high round neck. trim
med with neat embroidery, felled
seams. drawing string at waist. 15c
Four Styles. made of Cambria
variously trimmed with Lace and
embroidery. ...... ........ 25c
Corset Covers of Cambria; low
neck, neck and arm holes trim
med with embroidery-draw
string. ...... .....' ..'.''.* OoC
Cambrc--V Shaped Neck, trimmed
with embroidery and hemstitch
lnS...... go. 80. $500 '''' 10Y
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Some amateurs are stage strickland
some professionals are stage truck.
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Another exquisite model is dress OF
White Chiffon with an overdress of White
net applique with deep cream lace.
White Chiffon 40 inches wide we sell
for 75c., the best grades at $1.00 a yard,
and White Taffeta Silk 10 inches wide at
7Jc. to S5c., makes the best foundation
for Chiffon.
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White Skirts.

Naught so neat as a snowy skirt in
summer time. At these prices you can
afford to supply your skirt needs for Il
year to come.
White Petticoats, trimmed with
ruffle and pleats.. ...... zoe.
Muslin, deep Cambria Umbrella
RIFLES trimmed with fine pleats.. 5Oc.
Muslin--Umbrella Runle, trimmed
with embroidery and pleats. zoe.
Cambria trimmed with deep Lawn
Runles, pleats and hemstitch-
ing. ........ 49,. 500
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Chemise.
There is no use of a low price if scant
satisfaction goes with it--that is why
the people flock here.
Muslin, neck and arm holes, trim
med with Ruffle. ............ zoe.
Muslin, trimmed with fine pleats
and embroidery-C ruffles SOC.
Fine Cambria, trimmed with Lace
and fine embroidery ........ 75c.
Cambria trimmed with Lace and
Ribbon, Ruffle on Skirt ..........S1 1. 90
Wowen's Night Gowns.
Want to emphasize the goodness of the
materials. Want to emphasize the gen
crosby of sizes and carefulness of manu-
facture but most of all we want to en-
phasize the reasonableness of price.
Muslin. Mother Hubbard, yoke
ruffled-rows of fine tuclIing.
Only one to a customer. zoe.
Muslin. square yoke Of fine pleats,
Cambria ruffle on neck and
sleeves. 49,. .......,. ...... QUO
Cambria; V shaped neck, trim
med with embroidery and fine
pleats.. 49,. .... 49,. ........ 75c.
Pine Cambric-N shaped neck, yoke
of cluster pleats and embroidery. S / 90
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One lovely Model is White Point DIES
prit Net Applqued with pale yellow lace
and glittering tiny steel or silver pail
lettes. 1t is made up over lightweight
White Silk and White Chiffon. The yell
low lace not only trims the bottom of the
skirt, but extends up the front in a grace
full vine. White Point D'Esprit Net So
inches wide is only soc; and soft Habu-
tai Silk Fl inches wide is SOC. yard
most suitable as a foundation.
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OUR SUMMER SUGGESTIONS.
Each suggestion offering Novelty of Fashion worth fol-

Yet another model is one of the most
novel Of Summer Gowns-Rose Pink Swiss
Muslin, embroidered in little bowknots
of black-forming stripes. This made
up oser pink Tafeta Silk and trimmed
in Black Chantilly Lace and Black Vel
vet Ribbon will make rose gown fit
for the Queen rose of the rosebud gar
den of girls" This Rose Pink Swiss Mus
lin is 45 inches wide at $500 a yard, and
10 inch Taffeta Silk for foundation Soc.
a yard.
The New Silk Crepe, just here, is
Crepe de Meteore, making a soft,
graceful frock, in every way superior to
Crepe de Chine, in fact, Crepe de Me-
teore" is Crepe de Chine improved-a
Crepe de Chine face with back of silk
without adding materially to the weight.
"Crepede Meteore" comes in the faint
silky colors now so much in vogue, is "a
inches wide at 1925 a yard. 1t is best
made up over Habutai silks, now to be
had in all the newest shades-2l inches
wide at COO. yard.
FOR MORNINGS-Light-w weight skirts
are in demand, and there are an sorts
and STYLES of Crash, Pique and Duck
Skirts but we are selling ever so many
nore Linen Dress Skirts in corded tuck3
and with the inverted plat backs. Linen
skirts sell at $3.50, $500, $3.50, $500 and
$500.
5 Carefully and promptly at
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West Raleigh Baptist Church-Services
at D. m, by Rev. j. o. Alderman, the
pastor. Public cordially invited.
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First Baptist Church-Services, morning
and evening, by DR.. r. J. Willingham
Richmond. Va. Sunday school at $3.50 a.
m. j. d. Boushall, Superintendent. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Brooklyn Sunday School $3.50 a. IN
Preaching by the pastor Rev. M. M. Nc
Farland at SIS p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday night SIS. Public cordially in
vited.
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Epworth Chapel, preaching, IL a. m. by
Rev. ]. r. Johnson; SIS p. M, by Rev.
l. A. White. Sunday school, $3.50 a. IN
w. NJ Brown, Jr., Superintendent.
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Edenton Street Methodist Church-The
pastor. G. F. Smith, will preach the morn
ing. and Rev. T. n. Ivey, d. D., at the
evening service. Sunday school $50 a. m.
j. G. Brown. superintendent Meeting
of Epworth League Monday night, j. r.
Johnson, President.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-31
JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS
ARE NOT IN THE TRUST

clear that they are not in with the CON-
bine. They say that the PUBLIC does not
understand the difference between a mas
ter plumber and a journeyman plumber.
They are simply the hired men of the
master plumbers who are in the trust.
They receive only the pay for each day
they work and make none of the Fronts
of the master plumbers. They are glad to
work for any one who pays them but
they acknowledge that their services can
b. obtained only through the trust be-
cause none but member of the trust can
buy the materials which they must use IN
their Jobs.
why said working plumber last
night, ''if / want to put bath tub In my
house. / can't buy it. / have to go to a
master plumber and make contract anc
he will send whoever he chooses TO do the
work. We are victims of the trust-no'
In 1T"
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4
pie ana of me people You have the
ballot as a safeguard for your, chill
aren aid grandchildren
- n. Nahaokoo then illustrated the
manner in which ballot should be
riarked. He said he had learned that
me isepubiicans will prepare ballots
marked out for their candidates ard
given to voters. They would De forp-
ed ballots. No
EMMELJTII ON TRUSTS
John Emmeluth the master plumber.
said In part: You want to remember
one thing. Tney have got the name OF
me Republic an party. but the carcass
- TIE same. What you can say of the
.sepuolican party is equally true OF the
Democratic party. Where the Hawaii.
aF has ballot let him alone. The only
test in the Hawaiian situation is to
stsn.i firm and go forward on Novem-
Der and vote the Independent ticket.
IN the last week We went around, this
| Island with other candidates of tn.
party. and tell you it was a good
thing to be with them. They tell YOU
wilcox will not pe recognized. If
read the signs rightly it will be easier
'or camel 20 go through the eye OF
needle than for Sam Parker to be
elected. What / tell you about the
delegate to Washington is equally true
Eof the Home Rule ticket from top to
bottom. | Cclieve, as / have already :.
2aie re Independent party viii win
from. Niihaa to Hawaii. ss ~
SOME WEEKS AGO HAD AN.
lOPrOIiTUN tTY TO TALK. WITH
ItiOFEIsNOE DOLE, AND / ASKED
HIM WHAT HIS POLITICAL LEAN.
liNGS, ERE. AND HE TOLD ME HI,
i WASH SOCIALIST IN HIS TEN.
DEN IFS. and I thought, Judging
ny his actions. God help the people.
~ a mass injecting W. c. Acht said
he was not responsible for his color.
My friends, II you hold together you
tvtll have equality for ALL privileges fol,
ncne. What is meant by this term spe-
ella, priviIeges? 1t means the prixileEep
'ak"n away from the majority. ana
, trust tie whisky trust. and, as some
say the plumbing trust, ali living Oh
the people :. s@f So 90 Z III !,
Il Rad In the papers q. day OF two
jago how Join Ena became q Republk-
, can II brought TO- my mind one. of
the trusts winch Is In existence today
the beef trtst-as the slaughtering *
beef OIL this Isiana Is done on the
property of, John Ena:s s5& 8
"Oqt Of this little bill which was n
? lfrocttcrd by Ena in the Board OF
Health grew up the beef trust. and ou.
20. 1t In a short time he made $65 COO
That WIS blood money from every man
wfo t-ox the meat of the trust. This
: trust is impudent, as evidenced by the
E prices of meat. and II we are elected,
we Will give them eighteen months t,
get >ut Of the business"
]. X. Kau''a spoke in his usual vein.
Fe was followed by Wilcox, who
ms de the same speech, as he Has sew
5 lercl times, ard which have beer. print
e ed in these columns. 5.l<
+ | This closed the meeting.
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Vote the Straight Republican Ticket.
NAILE LIMA KIoKI1s.
Football Team Prscticlng Daily for
the Coming 0emee.

Tho Maize lima Football Club Is prac-
ticing every afternoon at the drill shed
ground and promises to finish in the first
fight In the contest for the local cham
pionship.
The boys are In good trim and are put
ting up an expert game. Wilson Is coach
ms the team and Is doing particularly ef-
II ctive work.
The line Is Of medium weight and very
strong: = the team averages about 15e
pounds. The first game will be -layed on
November 10th with the Artillery.
4 The personnel and positions Of the Male
I,mas Is as follows: ~
J. s. Ellis, r.g:; Chiffon. c.. s. jacobson.
"a; W. Wright, re-; Wilson, r.h.;
Schmidt, f.b.; r. King, Lh.; Paul Jarrett
son, Le.; Ben Clark, q. - E
Vivian Richardson is captain of the
team. ~
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1T IS NOW up to the boss plumbers to
show their hand.
The journeymen plumbers have
come out plainly and said that they will
not be a party to any extortion. Whereas
they had served notice ON the employers
that they would ask for IS day from the
first of November. they have now deter
mined to resciHd their notice and TO con-
time to WORK for s. day, as at present.
Last night the Journeyman Plumbers
Association, which is the union of all the
working plumbers in the City. passed. the
following resolution: y
I'VE repudiate the statements that have
been made through the public pres of
this City that we are members Of the al
legged plumbers trust; that we will work
for anyone that wishes to employ U.S.
The working plumbers wish it made
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l',orra NOTICE on tNTEN-
yS GT FORECLOSURE AND
lng agREBY OWEN THAT
"a ,se pswer % sale contain
,, .,,,ln mortgage dated May
-. h, MARY a AKt OF
l,,st Of oahu. mortEagor.
,ifgN idnE business under
-. n Allen a Robinson OF
.glB m1ftgages. and record
i gsfafy u Conveyances In
L. tlbsr isQ on pagrs $40 90
I'D rofiglgee intends 90 fore
I'll mortgage for condition
Nt the non payment OF
Al interest when due.
tewlss given that the
~syfysd BY said mortgages
"a a. public auction at the
~ms " James r Morgan.
~ Honolulu. on saturday.
~ 100
az O'CLOCK NOON
rory covered BY said mort
~ Il All o. those premises
NlhL Kona. Island Of
pea portion n The premises
Royal Patent No $50.
rrrinn Avtr 10. iOf9s 20
1ntsd and described AZ fol-
aatlng al a point on the
Z Kamehameha ~ Road.
rh from the Junction Of
Drini Kamehameha ~ Road
\ Md thence running.
IN east. iss feet along said
n Nv Road. thence
y vest 30 feet along ac-
: rad. thence
vest. i1l feet. thence
M east. ,os feet % Kane
Rnsd tho place % begin
nalng s. ttif,y.six hun
Gar acre more or less.
With all improvements
HI ne privileges and appur.
spunto belonging
q g. ALLEN.
farsN under the firm nams
~ 4 Robinson. mortgages.
lish, United States goic
~ a. expense ~ purchaser
~ PARTICULARS. apply q
sanlsy attorneys sOr IN,
aatulu Octoh-r o. 1870
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WANTED.

lAbN-HAcKhEN-for the
automobile Company. In
~ steady habits. with
only required Knowl-
auecesslty. Young men
tielnlnsry Instruction In
siyen while under sal
~ furnished ~ cost good
persoually 20 Manager
s.'anohlls Company. AZ
Companys once, al
\. s'ssen ? and 1880. or By
hAAl
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HONOMU SUGAR CO.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholdrrs OF Honomu Sugar Com
pany VIII be held at the ONCE OF q.
brewer n Co. Ltd. on "Wednesday.
october 81, at 10 n m.
GEORGE III. ROBERTSON.
boss Treasurer
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Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or r,,,,
stockholders OF Waimans,o SIT.
Company. viii take place M ths "<,,sa
of It's agents. William O.. Irwin a ~,
:, 90 1T II q. mn. Wednesday, octobe,
"a bf,H hsswHIrNEY JR..
Honolulu. II. l.. October 90 1900
So $50
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NOT A POWER.

Have you never had ambition 10.
take rank among the European pow
ers?"
mo" answered the Sultan OF Tur-.
key, my government is perfectly con-
tent to drift along and be tolerated AZ
one of Europe's little weaknesses 49,
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wAILUKU SUGAR CO

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL,
meeting Of the shareholders OF Wal
lnku sugar Company will he held Mt
the Office 81 G. Brewer a Co, Ltd, on
Monday. November s. at u. m.
GEORGE VI. ROBERTSON,
9ooy Treasurer
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
~AIALuA AGRICULTURAL 4! !GgL CO.

THE NINTH AND FINAL AS
srssnent OF 10 per cent $1,000 per
share). has been called on the assessa-
tie stock Of this company. TO become
ave and payable at the office of Castle
n Cooke. Ltd. on October 30. 1900. DE-
iINQUENT NOVEMBER 30, 1900.
r. n. TENNY.
Treas. waIaIua Agricultural Co,
Ltd $500
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KAHUKU DIVIDEND.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY DIvI-
dend 10 the shareholders OF the Ka-
huku plantation, II due and payable
on the 3ist inst.
The stockbooks OF said company Will
be closed 20 transfers on the 30th and
list instants.
G. BOLTE,
Treasurer Kahuku Plantation Co.
It'd $3.50
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IoNoMEA SUGAR CO

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholders Of Onomee Sugar Com
pany will be held at the ONCE OF G.
brewer. a Co. Ltd. ON wednesday.
October 5ist. at II a. m.
GEORGE III. ROBERTSON.
bosS Treasurer
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NOTICE
KONA SUGAR COMPANY STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING.

Notice r. hereby given that "A special
meeting ~ the Kona Sugar Co, Ltd.
VIII be held at the office OF NJ w.
McChesney q Sons. Queen street. Ho-
1olulu, at 10 o'clock a. m. ON the 23d
dsy Of November. 1900. for the purpose
"f considering the advisability of bor-
rowing money for the purposes of the
business Of the corporation on the Sc
curity OF coupon bonds OF the company
TO an amount not exceeding s200.00O to
be secured by a deed OF trust OF the
franchise and all the property of the
company. present and future
WILLIAM w. HALL.
Vice President Kona Sugar Co.
Honolulu. October 30, 1900. $500
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF Olawalu COMPANY viii
tlks place AZ the office OF its agants
William q. Irwin q Co. Ltd. an m
a m. wednesday. October al. 1000 ~
III. M. WHITNEY JR..
tr,.,,,.,,,,,. n, Secretary.
honolulu III. H. October 30 1900.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

ritE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
harrholders % the Honokaa surar
Company viii be held at the Once Of
Y. n. Schaefer A co. or "Wednesday
October 81 1900. at 10 q. IN.
SsS6 w. LAM Secretary
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE
Young Mems Republican Club In the
irwin block On Nuuanu street, are open
every evening from Z to Tor the pur-
pose Of giving Instruction In balloting.
Everyone 10 welcome regardless OF par
t. afY1liations. 6673
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.oo.o,y NOVEMBER !.

'sseoctocK NOON NJ.
II N .. 2. \, NJ j. y coke 70 Ne:
|.,shr 'ei'l I, unless the twelfth
~ %. b ,asi.t 10. 1900, delin.
81 %. I. ~" I'm interest thereon
( Oslo'si ". .,eseses. h paid on or
|ll''il.iIs ,sj hour of sale
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NOTICE.

THE hooks OF THE wAIMANA-
10 Sugar Company will be- closed tO
transfers from October 30th TO 31st, In
elusive.
W. NJ. GIFFARD,
$3.50 Treas. Waimanalo Sugar Co.
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Hawaii shinpo Sha

The pioneer Japanese printing effics-
The poblisher Of Hawaii Shinpo, the
only daily japanese paper published N
the Territory sf Hawaii.
r. 6O0A. Bditos- -
G, UHIOZAWA preDEtseDr. ~
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NOTICE

80. ..ACTQRs AND OWNERS.
-, q Honolulu IN mass
hi n s on the Gst day OF
\ ii yso,sred II 90 b. their
tor a reduction OF
-, , ,'om . hour, per day, as
IL. ~, ...ns. 70 hour. per day.
\ =. 'l . u, day % November.
!. Assas, u. 1900
ANPENrERs UNION.
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HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the stockbooks OF the above company
viii he closed 20 transfers from Satur-
day, October fifth. 60 "Wednesday. oc-
tober sist. inclusive. ~
Dated. Honoiuiu. October 20. 19oe
q. n. RoBERTSON,
sxas treasurer.
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sO.tCs

THE BOOKS OF THE o.owALu
Company will be closed to transfers
from October 10th TO 31st, inclusive.
r. VI. WHITNEY JR-. u.
$3.50 Treas. Oiowaiu Company.
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Vote the Republican Ticket Straight


Vote tn. ssraieh. Republican Ticket
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MYSTIC LODGE, NO. z. X. OF P.

THERE WILL BE A REGULAR
convention Of the above lodge this
"wednesday evening. October ii. at
T:so o'clock. at Castle Hall. Fort street
WORK IN THE THIRD RANK.
Members Of oahu Lodge No. ! and
sotournlnx brethren are fraternity IN
yited TO attend. rf
ny order Of g. C.. 3. y salter.
A. r.. MURPHY. p. c.
X. OF r.. and 8.
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NOTICE.

sNcEn p,c,,,,,........
h s,.s,I ne isy IN ONCE. de-
x,',.,as vorh win under
IN w, s.esplns % books or 40
ss,,.sl ch AZ opening.
49,. .neins % books.
o.n be furnished.
booKKEEPER.-
Advertiser Ofac~
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NOTICE.

IN p, sli, on NsuNAoLu
H. IN sni s,uI l' now com.
(sfi ~, ,,. sp'n and term be-
| 3 ALEXANDER
- Principal
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OOkAtA SUGAR PLAN IA
TON COMPANY.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the stockbooks OF the above company
will be closed TO transfers from Sat
urday. October q. 20 "wednesday. Osto-
bsr sist. inclusive.
A dividend Of per cent. or 20 cents
per share. will be payable on the Slst
instant. at the office OF 9. Brewer n
Co. Ltd. Queen street.
Dated. Honolulu. October 20, 1900.
a. II. ROBERTSON.
ssss Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

4 "a NJ s's s. oF PRoPnr-
I''.s ,e ,orn.r % Punshou
lAn.r,ssI's sod local
II asny valusbl. fruI,
Wv s .,,u sppiy 20
G.,v .a.AsBERi.Ars.
- asi Bufaisx.
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Im FOR SALE.

lw FOR SALE.
. AMP. s.sl-- 81
''' IN ,. side
Eyss. ~, an p .us.-
.AS-
s"'''.s 81 l. ..:"''
Sr%ssS Mn, 90. un-
T%ssr f-uA ~,
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KAKAAKO HEARS.

CONTINUED from Pas. IL
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L',osvs NOTICE. oF fNTEN-
~ s1 Sg rOREcLosuRE AND
! uLE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-25

Of rreating PiIes ana Rectal pi.e.se.

u Treating Piles and Rectal Disease
The old method OF treating piles
by the knife, by ngature or dilata-
ton. besides causing intense pain
and frequently collapse and death
are now known to be worse than
useless as far as actually. curing
the trouble is concerned.
Derangement of the liver, ana
other internal organs as well as
constipation often cause piles and
it is a mistake to treat it as pure
ly local disease; this is the reason
why salves and ointments have SO
little effect and the wide spread
success of the Pyramid Pile Cure
has demonstrated it,
The Pyramid Pile Cure is not
salve nor ointment but is in sup
pository form, which is applied a
night, absorbed into the sensitive
rectal membrane and acts both as
local and constitutional treat
ment and in cases of many years
standing has made thousands of
permanent cures.
Many pile sufferers who have
undergone surgical operations
without relief or cure have been
surprised by results from a weeks
treatment with the Pyramid sup
pository.
The relief from pain is so i'm
mediate that patients sometimes
imagine that the Pyramid contains
opiates or cocaine. but such is not
the case, it is guaranteed absolute
ly free from any injurious drug.
The cure is the result of the heal
ing oils and astringent properties
of the remedy which cause the lit
tie tumors and connected blood
vessels TO contract and a natural
circulation is established.
Ali druggists sell the Pyramid
Pile Cure at so cents for full sized
package.
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LICENSE RESTRICTIONS

Contemplated in Bill to BE Intro
duced in the Next Legislature.
1t developed yesterday that among
other important business to be brought
to the attention of the Legislature at
its coming session will be a bill MAX
ing very radical change in the
method of granting liquor licenses in
at least the larger cities and towns
and most populous counties OF the
State. In general terms the measure,
a rough draft of which is believed to
have been made, will take such licenses
out of the hands of boards and com
missioners, County Courts and city and
town Councils, and lodge the power
in the hands Of Circuit or Criminal
Judges or both where there are Grim
inal Courts, with restrictions as to
the number of such licenses which may
be granted, based upon population.
The proposed measure will thus fol-
low closely along the lines of the
Pennsylvania law, which not only re-
stricts the number of saloons, but pro-
vides for a revocation of a license
granted for cause and for the peremp-
tory refusal of an application. The
proposed new law will attract wide
attention, and this publication of the
probability of its presentation at
Charleston will be read with interest.