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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
SHERMAN IS CHAMPION.
Pool Tournment Will End Tonight Contest is
Already Settled.

Boston. March l2.-The last game but
one in the Hub billiard parlors world
championship pool tournament was
played. tonight. between De ORC. thu
Cuban champion. and Stofft Of ClcVe-
land, ohio. in which De ORC won Oy
a score of $50 to 1871. Although Stofft
led once in the first loo points, De
oros victory was really in doubt At
no time.
Frank sherman will play Ely.
tomorrow night, but the result Of
that game will not change the
championship. which Sherman now
holds. having won five games and lost
none to date. Should Ely win. ne will
be tied with De ORC and Stofft for sec
ond place, with four games won an!
two lost
The standing Of the other players is.
Clearwater. , won, ) lost Long and
Stubbs each won. lost De orc has
challenged Sherman for the title ana
has posted Il forfeit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
KENNEBEC.
BRANCH MILLS.


Tho Changers have purchased thu
building formerly occupied by the lat,
w. III. Worthing as 4 store. and vii
build an addition to the length and ;
story to the height. They are now
making silk quilt to help defray ex-
penseS.
The fair gotten up to repair the in
side OF the church. netted S33.43.
Mrs. Amanda Moody is very i'll Will
the shingles and S. ]. Parmenter has
been housekeeper all winter.
NASSALBORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Austin return
ed from Randolph, Tuesday.
Willis Crosby. who has been quite
sick. IS said to be improving.
Mrs. Arthur jackson returned from
Thorndike, last week. where she visited
her parents.
Howard Parsons returned from Ban
gor. Sunday night.
Percy Williams and Miss Nina judi
kins OF Lakeside. were the guests of
their aunt Mrs. Edwin Goliath. sun
DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
STATE NEWS.
AROOsTOOK.

Eitll LION.
Houl,on Is having diphthcria scare.
two cases having been reported
/. NJ Hiu formerly "a we'll know d
business man nf this town. died Of con
sumption AK Ills home III Monticello.
Tines l4y night after au illness of +av-
.ral years. MI Hu was formrrI,. HI
the furniture business which business
~ conducted until failing health
u-c.ssitatod his retiring He leq4es
"a wife and two children to whom the
sympathy of the community is cx-
tended
4 serious accident happened on
Tuesday hast tU the infant child Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Malorey. residing On Falr
street The little fellow. 13 months Of
oge. was left in its rocking chair near
q stove while the mother went to -sra-
pare some food. While the mother
was absent the child presumably
rocked 10 near the stove and tippel in
such 4 manner as 70 be thrown upon
tho stove. the chair at the same time
catching ana holding the child in that
,,Iilous position. The right side OF Inc
face was badly burned.
BLAINE
Byron Robinson cut his wrist severe
~ Thursday while getting out wood Tor
axe handles
PEESQUE ISLE.
Mrs. cross fen last week and trac-
tured her leg near the hip joint.
The cigar factory Of Jos. Hedrich
was broken into by thieves sunday
night who robbed the slot machine. Sc
curing about s.. The thieves affected.
an entrance by prying open the rear
door.
$ q. Tompkins Of South Pressure
Isle. dropped a sleeper on his foot. last
week. crushing it badly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
PISTOlS---25 PAGES.
DerouIede and Buffet Will So
Settle Their Quarrel.
Seconds at Paris Decide So Much and
Publicly Announce 1t.
Place and Day 10 Be Later De- ded- Warning
10 Principals.

Paris. March l2.-The seconds Of NJ
Andre Buffet in his dispute with NJ
Paul Derouledc. NM. DeCassa gnHC
ana DeRamel, and the seconds Of NJ
Dcroulcde, NJ Maurice Bares ana III
Devillera. met IN Paris. today, ana az
liberated over the proposed duel. aftcI
which the following statement was is
sued.
'Mcssieurs Bares and DeIillere
agreed that VI. Buffet is the offended
party. The weapon chosen Is the pis-
toll TWO bullets viii ~ exchanged AT
the word ~ command. AL ~ PAGES.
The place. day ANA hour viii IT, later
fixed I'll" weapons piac" ana diroy-
ton ~ the duel viii be- drawn Tor by
lot
The undersigned undertake to call
the attention OF the principals that tn
inyariablc rule IN affairs Of honor foTN
bids q ~ sturr Or word being *
changed NJ thu n-Id between the COM
batants.'
The statement was signed by th4
four seconds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

apprcrlI.t'.n ru. "ud t..n', -t il
Unfair r'r This 5Hst.-,.tt.u rs ...a B.. II.
and ast "a jh,usaof ..n c~ r,.if
like To e'r thr ta.s .ut. a-ails,
this proposition. na .lle,. u.it.l. ~
Is h h5d precedent. anI ( know I; III N
proposition thut tay county. at Iar4t.
win not fulor.
MI. McFADDEN Of G.;u,uIr- ,vtyh
to ask how fer IL TINS lee Normal
AC1dcnv from tho Springfield A.il-
omy? MI. Plummcr. Abou; ten miles.
| ho,ieV"p The two towns arc "lia,..ut.
and the Springfield Academy expects
to come under TIM general law. ,Afr
Plummcr. Yrs. so far ae kuuHl If
the calamity which tho honorable San
at"r aprrchcnds ehould take place.
there would still be- in the adjoining
town an academy. All these frontier
town academies take pains to tit teach
erS. and it is so in Il great many Of
he High schools. The situation does
not seem To me To Justify departing
from the general rule which has Leon
established ~ the general acalcm,
ill.
Mi. BRYANT Of Somerset; can the
senator inform us about how much
| this academy receives for tuition?
Mr.. PLUMMER of Penobscot. Per
haps my friend. tine senator from Pc
nobscot ~ my left. can answer tnat
| question. II is in his section Of the
county ana he knows about il better
than ]. | see the statement Of facts
gives "a pupils from other towns. /
presume the tuition is Very small.
am unable to say what-not nearly
enough to meet the requirement. of
this bill-so that the friends Of the
| school. when they found this biIl vas
TO become q law threw M their hands
and said they saw no possible way out
of tive shall have to close the school
| unless we receive this special appropri-
alton that we have heretofore received
| Mr.. BRYANT of Somerset U'ndc1.
the general academy bill it is provided
that the amount paid by the State to
any academy under this act shall IL
expended during the year for which
payment is to hc made. AS | under
stand the senator from Fcnnhscot. that
would shut out this academy frcm re
ceiving anything under this law. In
the resolve We have about the same
provision. No part "f the approprio-
ton shall he devoted TO other purposes
than the payment Of instructors i'll
said institution.
Mr.. WEEKS Of Somerset: would
like to ask the senator If tncrc is any
provision in this resolve that this acld-
envy shall not RECEIVE, in any contin-
ScncY. aid in The general academy biu.
so that it is really shut of
Mr.. PHI MINER: There is ~ proyis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
AMNESTY FOR B0ERS.
Rumored tina. England Is Offering Better Te ms
OF Surrender.

LonIon. March l7. -The Daily Mail
this morning. makes th- important
statement. VIZ understand that tut
government has greatly modified thu
unconditional surrender policy. W
believe Lord Kitchener has been an
thoriz"d to o0cr amnesty To both tho
Beers ana the Boer leaders. except
Wh,r. trca,hery is clearly proved.
cape rebels only are 70 ~ punished
IVY Acknowledgement.
Loans arc 10 W. granted II thy
Beers for rebuilding ana Restocking
their farms. and finally the govern
mcnt will offer To establish some kind
of civil government SO soon as all the
commanders have surrendered.
Its form will probably bc that Of a
crown colony. hut with An important
concession which Sir Alfred Miner ad-
viscs, namely. q council including
Beers Of position like Gen. Botha, Cen.
Lucas Meyer and Mr.. Schalk- Burger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
FRANKLIN.
NEW SIIARDN

NEW SHARON.
The annual town meeting Of New
sharon was held in Lancaster hail
March !. at which time the following
officers were elected: Selectmen. W. q
Hargreaves. Simon Grcenleaf and Georgr
~. Brown clerk. r. y. Paul: treasurer
c. w. Thompson. The question in rcsarL
To- building a graded school building Il
accommodate the scholars in the vllag,
was discussed. hut failed tn obtain 4
favorable vote. The town voted to rails,
S3.p0 to pay On debt. Another meeting
Will re called soon t. see if the town viii
vote to re-instate the B.ilen schoo
which has fallen below the yearly aver
age required by law.
Augustus Sawyer. who has been sick
for the past week with the grip. is i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Mae Paul. 4 teacher in tn,
Auburn schools. is spending her tive
weeks vacation with her mother. Mrs
Della Paul Of this town
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IN '""r"l .""'' i'm Il lush
h''' 'hah "h atdd"my thr scholars
range from ]" 2" II ana ~ years. while
AT Lee the average is about % years.
II is "a 'h"ol especially for hitting
!''t'-qua' ''fS al the leach
~ ",i '"'' 'nuoS'ol are Gra"u-
'''" ~ '"IS + noon NJ town 81 Lrr IS
HIN "p'' .' l'"Iu, lPatr N tht support
II lh' @Cn""i l"i the reasons stated
II th"y did appropriate 5000 pr 500 t'"y
""uid nave 70 take care ~ the schol-
'iS 81 IN" town "f Lee. ana the grad"
"""'d y" lowered anu TINS would not
XIV mem lu'idS enough 10 carry on inc
VIZ 10y are no" ""ihE, II thlS h'll IS
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80 I'P'I ~" ny IHe committees
MI McfNl'l'f.N ol Lincoln: | viii
say that at least two members of the
committee on "hh'atlon nave expressed
themselves 70 ms aS opposed TO this
PILL
Mr. Plummer Of Penobscot. thare-
upon offered the following amendment:
Amendment \, 70 add Mt the end Of the
phi the following words; Provided fur
ma gu t"'ili ii A''neinE snail
l,,a. ,.,:,i any "!' from the
,,,; ~ ''''' var II" ny
-
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LII clicI 10y Why SIaii hot rs
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,,,.I ~ H., ~ y T" "Ne ~ ''ie
l,.,b.,l1,. ,,, $500 WIN "h-
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this mcaAurc TO the detrip,ort ~ ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
TO REDUCE CAPITAL STOCK.
American Ice Co. Holds an Important Meeting
at New York

New York. March l2-The stockholders
~ me American lee Co. held Il meeting
IN Jersey City, today. and voted on the
proposition to reduce the amount of the
The old board of directors as reelected
and the name Of r. III UnrI5jns II Rns-
Ton, was added to the list.
ne treaSurors report showed q surplus
Jai1 J., !, inl. 81 $o63,n..y. ana cash on hand
Oh %-;W","l No dividend was declared.
J. -. Schomaker, chairman. recon-
nienucu a reduction of the authorized
preferred stock from $40. 600 Goa to $4,000.
100000 to 81 loo, 900. This is said to-
. aHl"uhl TO a cancellation of the unissueG
stock in the treasury.
~ nronoSal to reduce tho capit1l
stock Of the company w1s annroynd ~
~, ,v man tw"-thirds Of the company's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIkts'

Edward c. Tracy of Smithiieid' lam sonud
with adultery by his WE "' SLOW.
over TO the grand jury. Monday a. Ger.
hogan. He furnished bonds Mis. a a.
trude Hartford Of Smithtield i ha a...r,snt
correspondent on previous ~ ~ s,ilty,
found against Tracy, he peaueu vas
and on promise of better ., founi
lined 81 and costs. No lhuio'H''
against the young woman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
Hamilton Finds Rousville Deserted.

Rockville. Orange River COLONY. Mon
day. March ll--Ceu. Bruce Hamilton al
rived here today. and found RouNyill,
completely deserted. The houses were
opcn ana many OF them contained nn fur
niture. The column Oh its Way mere de-
NtrnNrl tht grAin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
Bubonic Plague Increases at Cape Town.

Cape Ton. March l3-TweIve fresh
cases of huboniC plague. including three
Euron"ins. We're officially reported to-
daN. Another death. in this case a white
person. has occurred from the disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

EAST WINTHROP
NJ. r.. Hewett is 1T work g.
IN North I ccdc ior paris.
> t,,teo, fl. ,..,. 90,
/ Everett Jcpaon Of Ha,r,u,r
sunday with M ii pa.,,' 's'l' PASSED
Mr. and Mr.. Nathaniel "
visiting their sop 4 ID. ''l N 'feehe an
Milton. Mass. = hasi
WAYNE
/ ~
,-,'. Imam i' howard was burAd
n,,rso Gu. ''Yi'l',' Inc Pocasss,
".I I'LL N'It' i''.'- Mr. Drew Official,
'' III '''' i''',i'l "as at West Leeds
I'LL, '5! HI ,'"tt aied' Saturday nigb,
''''-' II 'i'l D''' wednesday.
John Mckinnon is at home for g.
Gays
John Moulton ana Rob ucv,.
have returned. -4'N'haon
/ William Lee is at home
MISS Mary TIN" ~ visiting friAras !
I MaaSachusctts. =
Nearly every family II ,or-u
or more sick with the prevai,i ,-aA y. oa'
demic. ''''
WEST GARDINER
= :, p.a...,...e
town. SATURDAY II I'LL vas ln
tnvr sunday --a' (" III "aa IN
...i, A, III Il ''E S,hr'I al the grange halt
Close of thc fire., s ,'i'ee nights after the
~ ''''''
has haen In ,oo.r 49, H Vi lynn, Mass
fat,ar - r.l. III, ,''a' week Her
ycr, sirt. VI sIa',-I,. ',so.'. "ilo mas been
'''''.- I'M IT,
s4ptal ia. erara. ,,..., u'.S1ay Pre-
y.e i gra7, e,,rT,,i.,' lit ii piano. II
,n-,ot.ors ,rh1 XIII, ~ liIoS' o. the
nf c,.,'1as c,,..L vas purchased
gueta. ''u'' au'
>-C.nrr1 ,..-,
! m : i'ooi'o'
Moses II. Wynan has gone Ia por,.
i-hH' "heFe h- Is engaged az night
''atoiliiidh AZ the Reform school.
The condition Of Mrs. f. Mabry i
showing signs OF improvement. Hin.
e. '' - : - J., ESQ 'lu'h better While
'''' ''''' ~ 4 Jul 'le SAME
l'o" water Ii stiiI the complaint at
li.e ii'lIl'
The next meeting Of Tassalb1ro
Grange Nill be "Gentlemens eve
ming. March 18th.
Town meeting win H.. hel5 naxt ,t,-
day. March IS.
Daniel Priest ono of tho or,.,. 49,;
dents OF Priest Hin" died at bis
home March 9th. aged u Years III
twin brother j. still alive and we'll
The fourth quarterly confar4nes a
the North ana East vassaIboro
charge OF the Methodist church. win be
49, 80 ~ 'laiui'7' Oh f'0'A'
- - ~ ',i',' ~ = Ndi uI'TI Vas ~ tuNh
'iie S"'S' o4 NJ aAu .Ais'
mi n -ADool''
Rep +. H. Cook ana daughter. Hat
uc' visited Rumford Falls. Saturday
me guests OF hon waldo Pettengih'
READtIkAD.
Tuesday afternoon the remains Of
koderick Mcdonald were buried here
under tie auspices Of Lafayette Lodge
II Masoifs' It's Mas theT treasure
lii. i'aIis HedIS' i1e "as H ITS Iaiol-
ana wae bonorad a,,d ,asnscta3 j
ritizan
W., 1orob,o,, eu, Massachusetts
is NJ his home here for a short stay
ro++t, - - =. -. -
lana he, Wi, 80 ''o'''' Ii
~. ,a,,. ..,.. ..,.,r
met. with tbnir n,s+or,s family on
Rents Eiu Wednesday
Mt IrpEov
Jpn hidhe' an oiu anu 'liu'" AZ,
,tor'b or, go III. oi o. NJ - ' rnontbs
i "a t IN, ased . years 5.a aiJ' far
several wears and Hid suffered much
The grip seized him ana he only LIVED
q Few days. He was carpenter
trade. He was an honoreu mellloei
the Baptist church for man! yeas
and will be greatly missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Fellows are SICK
with influenza.
Daniel II Folsom Il sick with the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
STUFFY KRUGER.
Will Ignore Negotiations fol
Surrender of Botha.
Announcement Of Completion Of Sur
render Is Soon Expected.
Pitcher Clears Country OF Beers from Bloom.
fontcin TO Orange River.

brussels. March 12.-Dr. Lcyds an
nounCes that Mr.. Kruger will ignor"
the surrender negotiations between
Gen. Hotha and Lord Kitchener
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

It's the little colds, that grow 2, "consunp
,olds: the big colds that ena ~ mrtls coda
.Ion ard death. Watch tne
pr. Woods Norway zine a'''"
aw Il wkkN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

a dispatch from Gen. Kitchener.
dated Pretoria. March ~ says Grn.
DeWct ~ north " Bradford 'Orang-
river colony) Continuous rains have
interferrd with the movements 81 tn"
troops In cape Colony. Two bands Of
Roers are being hunted among the hills
by troops under Gorr.nRe BelI-lr
Grenfell ana H"nnikor.
III the House N Commona totay.
Mr. Halfour replying to 4 question, rr-
pratri his statement thut ihr govern
ment declined at present 20 furnish
any Information regarding thu n"Eo,Ia-
lions with Gen Bolha.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13

u tUI :. UEINIE hfst IItftI
taken the Nervura, and
at present her hands are
asnell as they ever were.
We would both gladly
recommend the use Of
Or. Grene's Nervura
bleed and nerve remedy
10 those who are alike
affected. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-13
NEWS HOURLY EXPECTED.
Believed that Arrangements Tor Botha's STR
render Are About Completed.

London, March l2-H.50 y. MA
report is current that the government
anticipates a speedy announcement of
the surrender Of Gen. Eotha. the Bocr
comma nder-in- chief
Inquiries made at the war office show
that the officials there have no recent
news Of the surrender negotiation
They think the armisticc expires
March II ana ar" inclined TO beli"V"
Gen. Botha will surrender. The officials
are doubtful in regard to the other
Eoer commanders In tn" field
Inquiries made at the war office show
that the officials there have no recent
news of the surrender negotiations.
They think the armistlcc expires Mar n
II and are inclined to believe General
Botha will surrender. The officials are
doubtful in regard to the other Bo"r
commanders In the field.
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DR.. Gpcene'S
Generous
Offer. G

Dir. Greene makes
no charge V hatcycr
for his advice, either
at personal call at
his Office. % Temple
Place. BOSTON. Mass
or nv letter. III YOU
hav, tried every way
and cycrvw where. and
are hopeless and dis
eouragrd, heed this
offer OF free advice,
and you will be cured.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-09

Mrs. General Frederick Funston. Mrs.
William o. Cullen, Mrs Howard Bray.
Mrs. ]. =. Downey, Mrs. William Angus,
Mrs. George Chambers, Mrs Louise AL
lender. Mrs. S. J.. Ravens and Miss Mag
delene Blankart.
Mrs. J. F. Howell and infant leave
on the China today for San Francisco.
whence -hey viii go to Salt Lake City,
Utah. to join Lieutenant Howell of the
Artillery Corps. az Fort Douglas, post
which overlooks the Mormon capital.
1873
San Francisco papers tell OF all sorts
of teas and social functions being given
in Miss Polly DUNES honor.
$3.50
The Neills, who arrived yesterday.
were in Honolulu a year and a half ago,
AID achieved a triumph. Julia Dean was
much sought after by the romantic
youths of the Hawaiian capital, and was
feted nv the society leaders of Honolulu.
she was quite a charming figure In q
brilliant bathing costuI mic and on the
sands of Waikiki broke more than one
male heart. Julia told Louise Brownell,
the San Francisco girl, who Joined the
Teiils L few months ago, o. the delights
nj II, noiuiu, and both have prepared
some stunning gowns for that balmy eli
mate. Miss BrownelI is a magnificent
swimmer. and hopes to learn to ride the
surf-boards at Waikiki. She vii doubt
less be Il belle during the conpany's stay
in Hawaii. 1 understand Il at since go
ing East with the NeiIls, Miss BrowneI
has troadened mentally a great deal, and
is now thorough Bohcmiau.-Town
Talk.
1&.%
Hon. Henry E. Cooper was an arrival
home on yesterdays foreign boat.
- &Ss
Col. Samuel Parker was returning
passenger by way of the Alameda.
~ 49,
Mr.. Bert Peterson is back from his
Eastern trip.
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Sunday Dinner at the Moana.

The Sunday dinner at the Moana Ho-
tel is quite the thing, and the breeze
swept dining-room presents a gay ap-
pearance with the numerous dinner
parties. The menu for tomorrow
dinner has an array Of toothsome
delicacies which indicate the manner
of living at the beach hotel Music
will be given during the dinner by the
Hawaiian Quintet Club. The menu will
be as follows:
Sunday November 10. 1901.
DINNER.
Consomme a la d'Orleans.
Chicken, with Rice. a la Refine
Queen Olives. Canappees of Caviar
Radishes.
Sacramento River Salmon, Sauce Richie
POmmes PersiIaddes.
Boiled Leg of Lamb aux Haricots
NertS.
Eastern Oysters. Poulette en- Caisse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-09

Owing to his premature announcement
OF President McKinley's death Visconde
SantO-Thrysa, Portuguese minister at
Washington, has been recalled and Sen
hor Hota Machado sent in his place
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-09
Moana Hotel Special sherbet
Asparagus. with Mayonnalse DRESSING
Cafe Noir.

Last winter an infant child of mine
had Group in a violent form" says
Elder John w. Rogers. a Christian
Evangelist, of Filley, Mo. Il gave her
few doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. and in a short time all danger
was past and the child recovered. -
This remedy not only cures Group. but
when given as soon as the first symp-
toms appear, will prevent the attack.
1t contains no opium or other harm
full substance and may be given as
confidently to a baby as to an adult
For sale by Benson. Smith & Co. Ltd,
wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-09
MEETING NOTICE.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Orpheum Co, Ltd,
will be held at the office of the Kapio-
lani Estate. Ltd, on Monday afternoon,
November II. 1901, at 4 p. m. Business
OF Importance. A full attendance is
requested. d. KAWANANAKOA,
6009 President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-09
OOHH'S BAGKBGHE KIDNEY PILLS
Which is Better: = To Try an Experiment, Of
Profit By Honolulu Citizens
Experience q?

LAPSiiNASS
Something new Is an experiment
Must be proven to be as represented.
Be successful at home or you doubt
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The manufacturers statement Is net
convincing proof OF merit
But the endorsement OF friends Is.
Now, supposIng you had a weak
back.
A lame, or aching one.
Would you experiment on IT
You will read OF many so-called
cures.
But they come from far-away places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Always remember,
Home endorsement Is the proof that
backs every box OF Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills.
Mr.. Il 8. Swinton, OF this city, says:
ct was a long sufferer from backache,
having been afflicted with 1t for twelve
years. Taking this as q symptom OF
kidney trouble, and seeing Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills advertised as
being good for complaints such as
mine, procured some Of them at the
HollIster Drug Co.'s store. found up
on taking them that they were doing
me good, and was thereby encouraged
to keep on until now / am cured OF the
backache. The merits Of Doar's Back
ache Kidney Pills have been striking
ly shown in my case, and recommend
them to other sufferers"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills al
ways have the picture OF leaf on the
wrapper. In asking Cor Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills ask for the kind
which cured Mr.. SWinton, and see that
the leaf Is on the wrapper.
Doan's Baekache Kidney Pills are
sold by all chemists and storekeepers
at so cents per box, six boxes $3.50, or
win be mailed on receipt Of price by
the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
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