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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

sE ahirtwaists at M. Brasch & Cos
House.
ask returns guaranteed by using
advertisers want columns.
extra dividend of 10 per cent was
W T. Brewer & Co. on July Is.
a9Aolulu Brewing & Mailing Co. has
storage room for rent. Queen ST..
cottage of seven rooms, near Ka-
usineha School, for rent. See next
nom suitable for gentlemen, mos
Fproof' for rent. See -. r."
Z, Judd, of Waikiki Stables.
'ss horses and gaits them for pac-
or trotting.
sy wishes position as stenogra-
Siso mas knowledge of bookkeep-
tree-Toom cottage, unfinished. and
finished, finished room, at Balmoral. See
sfasement, next page.
9nesthing up-to-date in bookcases
' .J desks. See Coyne Furniture
advertisement, this paper.
ss % ready! Butterick patterns and
br i puoheations for August. For
'"'S' hanna, King street.
3Doist 1gS aS of Oahu College have
d LEU MIR. Jonathan Shaw as busI-
b. ''' See notice in another col
Fen sO rao,,, unfurnished house Of
waD aoGins' in a good neighborhood
@5t su,sa. See classified advertJse
q .5C S underwriters, sa,a o. a.r,-
liant win 1ii5i@ mus from the bark C. D.
|Ons to "Ia' De held at Morgan's sales
s., sala e, Fisher has a sale TODAY. at
iiss 'een ns that will interest botn
enent !, sehuemen. See his adver-
b, n III another column.
arlotte. Z Blake, husband of the late
ENDS s,.1 N Boyd, wishes to tbans
own toW u parents for the symnathv
elt; aIsn u US MIN In his bereava-
4 offerings. MANY beautiful
Smith, mana, On Tuesday, Mr.. W.
srythinee company IN will expect t"o von
n, and % So ready. Sale begins at 3
Elk Once 'untlnues throughout tbe
q u Laird, Schobar o. say mat 1000
Avail yo,rs pe sold for $3.50 per
nay never rV ooe,si of this chance, p as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-19
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-19

! IT suppose it is long time since you
have had stage fright" said the friend.
Yes said Mr. sStormfngton Barnes.
But have box office fright every now
and then
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

by striking out the enacting clause. The
amendment was adopted.
The senate was announced at the bar
Of tho house aud the senator's wsfe given
seats In the center aisle. rhe galleries
were Allied with spectators ana many
ladies had seats on the sloar o. the
house
The proceedings III each hoaac yesteI-
day in the matter OF the elect m Of
United States senator we're reij show
ing that Joseph w. Bailey hal &c eiyed
majority OF the votes Of tae members
Of each house
Speaker Prince announced tiias Joseph
w Bailey. having received a majority o,
the members Of both houses was ttc.od
United States senator for he ensuing
six years his torn comm snsing March
4, next.
Mr.. Schluter OF Marion moved that n
committee OF three from the house ana
two from the senate be apaolnted to
notify Mr.. lBailcy ot\ his eleeson aad
conduct him to the house, Speaker
Prince appointed Messrs schh.tsr Har-
bison aud Gray. Lieutenant Governor
Browning appointed Senators p3',cr aud
Odeil
Mr. Bailey was greeted with applause
| as he entered the house. He was led to
| the speakers stand aud addressed the
l sssemblage.
! At tho conclusion OF Mr.. Bailey's adj
I dress, the joint session dissolved and
1 the house adopted resolution. signed bs
I Parish Counally and Griggs, providing
1 for the sending of message OF condol-
J ence to the English people on the death
4 os Queen Victoria and that as further
ment be had until $3.50 tomorrow morn.
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
HoInsE Committees

The committee or State affairs acted
adversely on tho bill by McAnnlly maxi
ing 1t msdemeanor punishable by
fine OF from $40 to 800 for laborer to
violate q written or verbal contract Of
employment, and misdemeanor pun
ishable by fine OF from $50 to 500 to
entice a laborer to violate such a con-
tract
The house committee on revenue and
taxation postponed action on all bills for
tine relief of victims Of the Galveston
storm until after the governor sends in
him special message on that subject.
The committee acted adversely on the
bill by Terrell OF Cherokee reducing the
State ad valorem tax to 10 20 cents.
The committee on public lands and land
office had under consideration tho gem
ersl land bill by Mr.. Hawkins for some
time, hut reached no conclusion Mr..
Hawkins spoke for his bill aud was sub
jected to severe fire Of questions from
members OF the committee.
TEe house committee on education will
on next Tuesday, January %, consider
the bill providing for the founding OF an
| industrial school for wfo,e girls and will
on thai day hear from all persons de-
string to speak with regard thereto.
! The house committee on labor has post
poned action on Griggs arbitration bin
until NEXT Tuesday and obtained permits
sion from the house 20 have II printed
In the Journal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

The bill by Mr.. Rowland changing the
scholastic years TO from : to II years
was passed to engrossment.
The bill by Mr.. Terrell Of cherokee ex-
empting Cherokee and other counties
from the operation Of the FISH law was
passed.
The bill by Mr. schluter Of Marion pro-
viding that the aseal year shall end on
August 81. and that all appropriations
shall conform thereto. was passed.
The bill by schluter and Decker pro-
viding that attendance upon III legis-
lature as member o. lawyer shall
constitute sufficient cause for e1niini-
ance OF cases IN court was called up for
second reading end epgross ment. Mr..
Murray OF Wilson moved toxin the bill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
Negro objected 90 vaccination.

Fort Worth. Texas, january 2S.--sherift
Clark and posse with bloodhounds have
been securing the timber on Village creek
east OF here ten miles for two days In
an effort 70 capture a negro. Yesterday
morning he attempted TO waylay a white
man named Tom Haney two miles from
Handley. The negro laid in the under
brush and with a Winchester fired on
Haney a dozen times, none Of the bullets
taking effect Haney was riding on a
load OF railroad ties when fred on. Hpney
attempted to enforce vaccination on the
negro. who resisted and a fight ensue1,
The negro went and bought a Winchester
with which he attempted to kill Haney.
who was working under instructions from
the county health officer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
SENATE BILLS.

Bills were introduced as follows:
BY notwithstanding counties to
print tax assessment rolls.
by Dibreil- Making pprorria'ions for
the support Of the State government for
the two years beginning September J.,
1901.
BY Swami ppF'prfating $4,000 for
the first year and $4,000 for the second
year 10 re-esiablish the Slate agricpl-
tural department
By Davidson Of Galveston, Lipsoonlb
and Extending ninelys days The
time Within which taxes shall be raid In
the counties OF Brazoria Colorado Gal
weston, Crimes, Malta gcrda Fort Bend,
Harris, Waller, Austin. wharton and
Chambers.
BY Neal-Increasing pay of convict
guards after continuous service.
by DaNidson Of De Witt-4Requiring
district judges to Eeillver written charges
In civil cases.
BY Misunderstanding to the introduce
tion Of certain abstracts OF title as eyi-
dence
BY Neal ana oiell-Sslightly increasing
the ices Of district clerks.
by Goss--Repealing a number OF oecu-
patton taxes.
Harris Of Hunt introduced a bill pro
viding that cause Of action for damages
shall not abate in case Of death OF wrong
doer prior 10 institution Of suit.
| by Davidson of DswiEt---ReduGing from
FIVE days TO twelve hours the time com
mon carriers shall hold perichable freigh
before selling, where 1t IS not claimed b.
eonsfgnee Judiciary No. a.
BY Davidson of Notwithstanding tn
statutes, throwing greater restriction
around the Issuance and recognition o
diplomas held by physicians and surgeon
practioing In Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
PROCEEDINGS.

Austin. Texas, January 2S.-The sem
ate met this morning with quorum
present
Judiciary committee No. | reported
tavorably Setastians bill restoring the
civil and criminal jurisdiction ufon the
county court OF Stonewal county. Also
favdmbly on plbrell's bill defining
further cause OF continuance in civil and
crinanal cases. eo as to permit cOntin-
uances where a member Of tho legtsla-
ture Is leading counsel on either side,
and Is attending the sessions. Also
farorlbly on McGee's bill authorizing the
STATE treasurer. when money Is remain
ing in the State treasury TO the credit
OF any county. eity or town after the
obligations for wlalgh such money was
placed In the treasury have been fully
paid off ito return such money to the
county, city or town TO which it belongs.
Public hellth committee reported {ay-
orably MCGee's bill compelling counties
TO assume o5et of caring for SMALLPOX.
Sebastian secured hnal passage OF his
hill concerning civil aond criminal jur.s-
diotdon upon the county ceurt Of Stone
wall county.
A message was received from the gov
ernor making nominations of asylum
boards.
Fattercous bill on thl.ii reading (pro-
hibitlng the blacldlbsbing OF laborersl, was
passed finally.
judiciary ocmmiutee Mo. reported
favorably PJtlter's bill validating titles
to certain lands in Dallam, Carton and
| Hutchinson counties.
savage occurred consideration 81 his
| bin applying to the Denton normal the
STATUTES governing The siam Houston nor
NAL He had adopted an amendment
making statutory appropriation Of $780,
/ 600 annually. The bin passed finally
| Staples oilled up his bill defining lihel
and permitted II 10 20 over after having
1 introduced substitute. Tho substitute
is the bill prepared by the State Press
association, and was offered eoiay so a
20 be printed in the journal
! McGees bill on third raIdinS Tegtia, :
ing the granting Of injunculoIs when real
property is levied upon by writ Of eXecd-
! ton, etc, was passed dnaAy.
Bill by Davidson of DE Wib adding
certain penalties to the commission law
pending on Third reading, was passed
finally.
The senate went into executive session
10 consider nominations Sent In yesiet
day. Upon the ldoors being opened 1t was
announced that the spames sent in yestef.
day and Those this morning were con
| trmed,
1 Harris Of BeXar secured consideration
of his bill authorizing foreign corp ,ra-
lions TO file their charters In IeNls when
500 900 of their capital stocA has beer
paid in. The bill was ordered engrossed
and passed. finally under suspension oil
the rules.
The senate as per concurrent res1lu.
tion. repaired TO the lrouse to meet Il
joint session to declare the result in the
election OF "a United States senator.
Upon returning the senate adjournet
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
WOMEN NOT SICK.
Hat Miserable, weak, Nervous,
Tired, Dyspeptir, sicepless
and Melancholy.

The number Of women who con-
slider themselves 90 really SICK or ia
vslids are few In comparison to the
number OF people who feel miserable
month after month, nut VIII nog give
up, continuing To do their regular
work.
This class OF people do not think,
they need TO take modieiue. Indeed
they dread to begin taking niedjr'nes
for fear thoy will get worse instebd or
better. The fact is. however, there iss
no class OF people who receive more
prompt and lasting benefit from nled-
lclne than this vary class.
III one has a poor appetite, 81 tired, +,
debilitated aud worn out. Pesnna
quickly inyigoratos tho wnoie syn
tom We have hundreds OF letters
from women who were weak and nef-
yous all The time uutil they began tho
use Of Peruna. Peruna IS especlasy
adapted to protecting against snd
curing nervous diseases OF runsdown
,Wnman as tho testimonials or Mrs
Allan and Miss Cullen tad'eate.
People recovering from acute dis
eases ind Koruna 70 be without ans
equal as a strengtAening medicine, "a
in the case OF Miss Jourls.
school girls overtaxsd With study
ought 10 take Peruna.
An excellent little treatise Ell
sHeaJth and Beauty" written es-
pecsally for women. by Gr. Hartmann
will be sent free TO any address ry
The Pefbna Medicine. Co, OF co-
aumbus, Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
CURES BLOOD POISON.
A Trial Treatment sent Free to All
Who suffer From any stage
OF the Disease.
Cures Cases That Hot Springs anu
all other Treatments Failed 20
Even Help.

There has Zen discovered by the State
MSdlcsl Institute. 2l7 Elcktron, Bldg, FL.
Wayne, Ind, the most remarkable blsoa
poison cure ever heard Of. IL has cured all
such Indications 80 mucous patehes In iho
ulo=rh sore throat, copper colored Spots,
ehancres, alterations on the body and In nun
had fallen out and tho whole skin WAS mass
Of bolls pimples and ulcers, this wonderful
SPECIFIC has completely changed the whole
BODY into a clean, perfect condition OF phys
Scai health Every railroad running into IT
WAYNE brings scores OF aufferers seeking tr.s
new and marvellous cure and 10 enable those
Who can not travel 10 realize what truly
n,arveious work the Institute 10 accomplish
lpg they Hsli send flee 10 every sufferer Tree
iriuf treatment 80 that eyefyone can cure
','hiE ie the oniy known cure for, blood poison.
Do not hesitate 20 write at once and the tree
trial will be sent sealed IN plain package
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
RAIIlEY coNnRAruuNrEn.

The following telegram was received
by Mr. Bailey this evening:
House of Representatives. United
States, Washington, D. c., January 22.--
We congratulate you and the people Of
Texas on your election to the senate.
John S. Williams of Mississippi, Will
liam NJ. Howard of Georgia. r. C. De
Graffenreid of Texas, Champ Clark Of
Missouri, II. ID. Clayton of Alabama,
Thomas H. Ball OF Texas, Charles X.
Wheeler OF Kentucky S. B. Cooper of
Texas, Robert L. Henry Of Texas. Thomas
NJ. Jeut OF Illinois. John II. stephens OF
Texas. A. S. Burleson OF Texas, e, w,
Carmack of Tennessee, John S. Robinson
OF Nebraska, W. j, Brantley OF Georgia,
W. h. Stark of Nebraska, w. c. Adams on
of Georgia, Frank e. Wilson of New
York, Rudolph Kleberg Of Texas. II. D.
Allen OF Kentucky, Oscar Turner OF Ken
lucky, ]. r. williams OF Illinois, d. II
Smith Of kentucky, 0. w. Underwood Of
Alabama, Francis G. Newlands OF Ne
vada. J. Il. Banhhead of Alabama, Jane!
D. Richardson Of Tennessee, c. l.. Bart
lett OF Georgia. John F. Shafroth OF Colo.
raio, Robert w. Davis OF Florida. r. E
Burke OF Texas, F. C. Tate of Georgia
r. +. Broussard OF Louisiana. John w
Gaines OF Tennessee, S. NJ. Robertson o
Louisiana. S. w. r. Lanham of Texas
Rufus Il. Lester of Georgia. John c
Bell of Colorado, william II. King o
Utah A r. Fox OF Mississippi, p. J
otrey of Virginia. Joseph c. sibley o
Pennsylvania. CLAUDE Swanson Of Vir
glnla, M E. Benton of Missouri. John S
Little OF Arkansas. Pat Henry OF Missis
sirtr. w W. KBtchln of North Carolina
T. W. Sims Of Tennessee. William II
Fleming OF Georgia, c. f. Cochran of Mis-
scuri, w. Jasper Taibert Of South Caro-
lima. James L. Slayden OF Texas. r.
Darcy of Louisiana, j. M, Robinson G
Indiana, Adolph Meyer of Louisiana.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN VINO PRAISE PEaUNA.

OF the family feels badly few doses
strengthen them. " 49, Miss Emma
Jouris
Pcruna a. not only an excellent
remedy TO give during the acute stage
Of the grip, hat &c constitutes the
remedy par excellence for tho after
effects which are sure 10 follog an
attack OF the grip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
AN 1MpoRrANT MRAsuRE.

Mr. Robertson of Williamson has pend
ing before the house bill OF more thaa
passing importance relating TO insurance
contracts. It's purpose Is TO make il the
law that no answer or statement made
in au' app Gcatlon for an insu aace con
tract II untrue or false, shall render
policy void or voidabe or constitute O.
deferse to any suit bpught upon such
contract unless it be shown upon the
ria thereof that the matter or thing
mlsrapresented was material to the risk
a actually contr buted to The con-
tingency or event on which said policy
became due and payable, and whether It
was material and 50 contributed in any
case shall be a question Of fact 10 be
Determined by the court or jury trying
such case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
Hard Coughs

No matter how hard your
cough is or how long you have
na0 1T you want to get rid of
~ OF course. 1t is top risky
. wait until you have con-
SUMPTION, for sometimes it's
impossible to cure this disease,
even with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
SENATE COMMITTEES.

Senate COMMITTEES on counties and
county boundaries reported fsyoratoly the
bill by Davidson Of Galveston, Neal and
and Lipsrogrb extending ninety days, the
time within which taxes shall be paid In
the counties OF Brazor.a, Galveston, Wal
Ter Grimes, Matagords, Port Bend. Har-
ris Austin. Wharton, Colorado ana Cham
hers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

ing man can rise up and prove ever
o,"ke Q promise which made TO the peo-
p'e ! VIII hang my head in bitter shame
: VIII loin my countrymen In eiecting
rom the balance Of their number some
wortnier man 10 serve them than I have
oeen. Public service y only an honor
wnen y Is honorahly fulfilled The man
o. the people is more infamous than IL
ne never received their confidence or
aeld their office 4 thank GDd that 1t HIS
never been the fate OF Texas 70 honor
sneh and pray TO God g never shall.
Vhond and continued applauscl.
AZ Mr.. Bailey descended from the stand
ne was surrounded by members OF the
legislature and others who congratulated
nun warmly IS well as upon his speech,
which WIS we'll received and ELECTED the
most favorable comment from all quar-
ters.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
RAuJRoNDs WANT A HEARING.

The house committee on constitutional
amendments met this afternoon to con-
sider the Hogg amendments, which were
set as speelal order. In the absence
OF Chairman Shannon, Mr.. McMeans OF
Anderson county presided. On behalf Of
the railroad companies, Judge y. A. Sted-
nan OF the international and Great
Northern asked that the hearing bs
postponed far a few days. He said the
railroad attorneys had agreed that Judge
u. g. Perkins and Mr. NJ. A. Spoonts
should make the opening arguments
sgainst the amendments. Judge Stedman
said he had come expecting that this pro
gramme would be carried out, but on
arrival here had learned that Judge
Perkins was i'll and unable to appear and
thai Mr.. Spoonts had a sore throat whrn
prevented his speaking. This disarranged
the programme because the other attor
news hsd expected 10 make only supple
mentary speeches ana were not-prepared
10 present their side in full.
Mr.. Hogsett asked Judge Siedmsn 10
state how long delay was needed and
how much time the attorneys desired 81
which to present their arguments.
Judge sledman replied that tha rail-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

ro,d attorneys desired about ten hours
in which 10 argue their side OF the case.
Ne thought Judge Perkins would De re-
covered sufficiently 10 make mis- argu-
msnt hy next week
MIR. shaw asked u the lawyers couldn't
cut doNn the ten hour argument. That's
an awful desc. judge he said. laughing,
mo. we can't cut Il down replied
Judge Stedinan we arc in earnest and
we think this matter requires an awful
dose tw
MIR. Hogset; moved that the matter be
postponed until next Wednesday at 4
O'Clock This motion prevailed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24
COMPETITION IN FRplGHr RATES.

Messrs. Henderson OF Lamar and Shaw
OF Dallas in the house today introduced
their bin to enable the railroads to give
competition in freight rates without dis
examination. They propose specific au-
thorizstion OF the PRONUNCIATION Of tarifts
lower than those fixed by the commits
sion provided due notice thereof is given
and they are Of general application.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-24

Miss FLORENCE Allan, beautiful |
Chicago girl, writes the following 70
ID. s. Il. Hartman concerning ais
catarrhal tonic, Peruna;
- walton Place. Chicago, I'll.
"As "a tonic Tor N vorn-oui HSs~
tenn, Peruna stands al The head in
my estimation. iis enccts ure
truly wonderful in reipN"nhtiniq
the eutirc system. keep ~ on
hand MI the time. md never have
that 'tired feeling as "a few doses
aISyuys make me feel like - dtt-
fcrent omnn.r--Iflorrnc Allan
Mis-. CuIIen Was Exhausted From
over study.
Miss Rose cullen. President of the
Young Wemans Club, Butte. Ml;t,
9gi Galena Street, Butte. Mont.
Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, o.:
Gentlemen-"P eruna hiss many
friends in Butte. 1 can not say 100
much in praEe of II. While finishing
school became very nervous aan
exhausted from over s.idy. was
weak and sick, and cohi1 neither eat
sleep nor enjoy life couple hotties
IN Peruna put new life In me. / find
by having il In the house and taxing
dose off and on Il keeps me ~ nno
health. A large number of my fr'o as
place Peruna at the head OF all medi-
cines. Rose Cullen.
Miss Jouris Grew strong in Two
weeks.
Miss Emma Jourls. president OF
the Golden Rod Sewing Circle, writes
from 40 Burrng street. Chicago III,
the following enthusiastic letter con-
corning Peruna;
Pernna Medicine Co. Columbus, o.
Gentlemen Recently / catered
quite severely from the after effects
OF la grippe. As the decor did not
seenl 10 help me | bought bottle OF
IPeruna. 4 had certainly no idea tnat
any medicine could help any one as
that did Day by day falt botter'
ana In a little over two weeks was
as strong and well as ever. We keep
1t in the house constantly, AMI II any