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Head-t0-FO0t Cl0thiers.
FOSTER, BESSIE e. co
That We'll Dressed
Feeling

Comes as a natural result Of wearing the Cloth
ing we sell. The makers Of that clothing have
solved the problem of how to turn out in large
quantities. garments that have all the attributes
Of fi1st-class custom work. Indeed it is on the
best merchant tailors who can rival the quality
"ADLER" ready-made, and to do this they must
charge nearly or quite double the price.
will
GOOD SHOES Ladies' Misses Children
hat S Suits Overcoats
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We will be glad
to send you a few
doses free.
Be sure that this picture in
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bottle OF
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
Chemists,
400 Pearl St., N. Y.
Soc. and 81, all druggists.
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~u25 Year, Is Gents for Six Months. so
GENTS for Four Months. -Four Gents Copy
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CAPT TWIZZLE'S RAPID WOOING.

HOW CAPT VAN OLINDA HELPED 1T.
DEFEATED CONsPIRACY.-JOHN FLEM-
ING WILSON IN THE SAN FRANCISCO
ARGONAUT.
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ARTHUR ]. SMITH,
SECRETARY, TREASURER
AND BUSINESS MANAGER.
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The Newtown Bee

PUBLISHED BY
the BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY
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HENRY M. SMITH,
VICE PRESIDENT AND
GENERAL AGENT.
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ALLISON P. SMITH,
PRESIDENT AND EDITOR
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Newtown, Friday, November 90, 1908.

Telephone call, 24S-32
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= Trains stop when signaled only.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-14
no Won Own @ Nice Mare =:

IF 80, don't fail to breed her to Nelson
r. Green's fine colt, DIAMOND DEE, Reg.
No 35, ,7S5, now" making the season for a
limited number of mares at II. B. Find
ley's Stcbles, McGee's old stand, Andet-
son. { c. Tho best bred Horse in the
South. II
FOR SALE--1O7 acres of land on PEN
dleton road, quhrtet OF a mile from city
limits. Two streams on land and good
pas.urage. Ii bout 80 acres In cultivation.
owing 10 its, close proximity to four
Mills, this Is very desirable place for
truck and dairy farming.
47-1. X. s. McCully.
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brides father, Hon. j. B. Leverett,
near Starr, by Rev. w. B. Hawkins,
DR.. Joseph Land, of Fort Madison, S.
g., and Miss Lucy Leverett. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony the happy
couple left for Atlanta on visit to the
greom's relatives
Mrs. 4. 5. Bailey, who lives three
miles northeast af the city, accidental
ly fell last Monday afternoon and broke
both bones of her right arm below the
elbow. She received prompt surgical
atte ntion, and, although she suffered
much pain, is now doing as well as pos
sible- We join her many friends in
wishing her a speedy recovery.
Married, on Wednesday, May Z, 1902,
at 10 o'clock n. M, at the home of the
bride, by Rev. w. .4eathers, Mr.. j. M.
Boleman and Miss Maude Cromer, eld-
est daughter of Edrew Cromer, both of
Anderson County. The ceremony was
witnessed by few intimate friends and
relatives, and the happy couple were
the recipients of many beautiful and
useful presents.
Among the most distinguished and
successful men who came to see the
Exposition and to attend the conven-
tion Of bankers and cotton spinners,
was Mr. James A. Brock, of Anderson.
He, with Mrs. Brock and their little
daughter, Eleanor Alberta,are stopping
at the st. John Hotel. MFR. Brock es-
tablished the frat bank in Anderson,
the National, now known as the Bank
of Anderson, which has enjoyed
splendid career Of success and useful-
ness. Mr.. Brock also erected the first
cotton mill in Anderson, one of the
most prosperous in the State, and will
soon begin to build another. Mr..
Brock is known all over the State and
among the mill men of New England,
and nc one has finer reputation for
uprightness and integrity of character,
whose word Is indeed as good as his
bond. ."-Charleston Post, 10th inst.
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CO0mO Dor Ia baldGra,

Hoy ha debido teuer efecto en-
10 import&nte villa de CoAmo In &C..
lebraci6o del del d1a de la bandera.
A juzgar por Ell eclectic programs
que de los festejos te1emos & IR vi .
to, el acto de habar resuit41H es-
pl6ndido. CuSntos hlm4os patri6.
ticus, recitaciones pc@3ic&s ala ,ivAs
al die y dis cursos estau anunciAdos
en- ell programa del que indudsb g.
ments hab1a sido brillantlsimo &!u 81.
tings, pues Sc desig aaron para to-
mar parte en- 81 6 d!stiogai4os c&bA-
lleros, a profssora1o ds aqacllA vi
lla, & agraciAdas se11 2ritas yAlos
nm Is 1e las escuslaS de ls Ice Alidad
Ia &pertura del acto estab4 enco-
mendads al &lcAlde senor Manuel
B stances, y en- el programa fguran
adem as de ekt> el sen >r prcf9so~
Herminio Ssntsella nnos Ramon
Qaint6p, Carlos Fontaues, Etpidio
Csl6o, JaIis MAyoral, jose Psrez,
Juan de Dios Sarranc, O impio To
rres, Boojaufl FontAnes, Erasmo
Colon, Tlrso C)lQ1, JosfnA F0nta
nes, F6liciaua S )ds, P3dro C4rAti1f, (,
ni, Arturo F3nsAnes, M Ramos, M
Colo0, F Rvero, y los prUfssores
Miss K5itgarine Gay y el z-1oc An-
dino.
In fiesta dado los entusiasmos
que para ella habit y Ia cultura Goa
menR, hAbr& .sido digua del dia en-
cuyOhOnor Sc celebra.
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Ell Professor HeiIprin
LLBGA AL B0RDE De LA ABERTURA.
SuS observaciones en- medic
de una lluViado lodo Y ceniza

Fort de Fran e, I,la de Martini
ca, Mayo 81. Ell Professor Aogelo
H Heilprin, esta m&6ana, con tres
gu1as ascendi6 hasta 10 alto del era
ter en- la Gus pide del monte Pelee. Sc
dirjgi6 81 ingenio Vive, que SO halIa
cerc& del crater, acompafi&do de
Ferdinand Clerk y Mr.. Rid, terra
tenientes de Martinlca. La expedi :
ci6n sRli6 de Fort de France, el jueA
YES pAsado, Mayo 20, medic Ola,
Sc invirti6 ell vierL es en- estudiar los
nuevos crateres formados en- Ell costa
do sept 3ntionAl de IL montaf1a.
Eu la mS11An& del sGbado, resol-
vi0 el Professor HeiIprin intent&r 10
xcursi6n 10 alto del crater, y con
este prOp6sito emprendi6 viaje las
cincO. FL vOlc&n Sc halIAba en- gran
actividad, perO arrastrando mil pe-
ligros, Ell professor Heilprin lego 6
la c1spide logrando asomarse Al in.
terror del enorme cr&tec, yprActican
do ALI detenidSs 0bservaciones.
Vic un enorms como de cenizS 6
ascOr1S en- el centric dtl crater. L.
abartur& del mismo crater ca una
vasta sima, de 500 pies de largo y
$50 de ancho. Mieutras el prOfe
sor Heilprin Sc hallabA en- Ia Cdspide
del volcan hubo v&riAs explosiones
violentAs de vapor y gases cRrgAdos
de cenizs, y mas de una vez vi6se en-
inminente peligro su vida. Gaia en-
torno suyo tel cantidad de cenizA que
& veces quedabA compIetamente obs
curecida su Wis 61. P&rt:culArmente
ana violeuta explosion de lodo Gu
brio al profe sOr H9ilprin de pics CO
bezS con sus horribles deyeciones
viscOsas, y semi s6lidas.
A pesar de este, ell professor
Heilprin persisti6 en- sus estudios y
ooservaciones, dos veces mas en-
vuelto en- lluvlA de cieno. Eu confir-
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81 M0nSaj0
del PrGSidente
Y Ia Camara Cubana.

Recordaran los lectores de La
correspondence que no hace muchos
diAs nos comuuic6 ell cable ell DISCUS.
to prOducido en- 10 Opiui6n en- Cuba
& cRusR de hAber sido publicAdo ell
&MensSje del President9n, antes de
ser leidO ante lA representation de
Ia rep1bliCa. e hecho fn6 cierto 6
juzgar por las notici&s que recibi-
mos y di6 m&rgen un debate par
lamsntario, del cual es un estracto
10 que sigue:
"a las tres y diez minutes, des-
pu6s de hAber aprobRdo las actRs de
10 session ordinaria de aver y In ex
trRordinAria de hoy, Ia pre<id ancia
dispuso 10 lectur& del Mensaie del
Presidente. Antes ell sc Tor Mas f.
rrer hace n0t&r con gran sorpresa
que despues de hAberse mantle stGdO
er 10 session de aver que Ia P residen
ci& 10 habfa recibldo, 81 salir del
ediicio de las C&msras "a Sc vendfa
en- L. via pdolic& en- edici6n extraor'
dinaria de un peri6dicO De 10 tar
de.
sEl secretario sefior Betancourt
M1ndu!ey lee Ell MensSje y 81 con
cluir lR lectur& suen&n aplausos de
los E 9presentantes.
GEL s2f0r FOutRnills hAbla so
bre g. hecho de hAber publicAdo 10
prensa ell Mensaje autes de ser co.
noctdo ofcialmente, 10 que constitu
ye un hurto y pide Sc invesigue
qui6n sea el autor y acto segutdo
presenta una moci6u que drmsn los
representatives, la que fu6 acogida
con grAndes Aplausos pOr los repre-
sentAntes y ell p6blico.
Sc COnced4 IN descRnso y & los
cuatrO y veinte minutes Sc re&uuds
La session.
Ell senor Font Sterling So opo
ne 6 Ia moci6n y dice sAbe que el
ejecutivo hR tornado toda clase de
medidts & fin de que no so repitS ell
Case.
El s nor FontAnills hsce aclara
clones y ell sef1or Xjqu69 deClar& que
no es partidario del G G3biernO y al
de las iustituciOnes y estima que
hay esponsabilidGd en- Ell executive
en- 10 sustracci6u del MensSie.
| EI sefIor VilluendSs cree que
| estas horAs esta sometido e. &suntC
lo7 tribunales ordinarios.
A petici6n del sen Or FOntanills
vuelve dArse lectura a 10 moCi6r
que rectifica.
La PtesidenciA manifesto que
POGO antes de comenzAr la session b t
bfa recibido ell Menssje.
Puesta s votRcio Is moci6n de
senor F0ntanills y dema3 tirmantes
fa6 aprobada p0r unanimidad.
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m&ci6n de- 10 que SO vents spechan
do, averiguo que habfs tres distintAs
@berturas pOr las cuAles hallabRn sa-
l da los vAporss y gases. No podran
conocerse todos los detalIes de las
ob 4er7aciOnes del Professor, hRsta su
regreso q Fort de France.
I'll professor Hsilprin ha hecho ell
lmpor5ante descubrimisntO de que el
crater SO hall& en- el nAcimiento del
rio FAIlSise tiene erupciones sincr6-
nlcas con ell crater ca % cdspide
de Mont P elee y que arropAn las mis-
mas materlas simulva neamente. FL
crater de rio Falleise y el de la CTS
p1de presentar0n a nuevO fen6meno
jSrOn amb3s elevadas columuas de
cieno. HastG entonces ell lodo habfa
descendld0 en- enormes tarrOnes Dor
ls falda del monte. Darante una
erapcioa del crater del rio FAllsise.
f0e arrojSd& Una enorme masa de To-
do cRndente. Esta corriente II 9g6
hAsta ls destiler1A de ron de Il ha-
eiendad Vive y apsg6 el faego de to
dos los alambiques. Esta torrente
de clenO amenAzG invadir todo ell in.
genio, y como VIve es ell centric de
una de las mas ricas comarcas de la
isla, temese que los dA1os eau q los
seran d } consideration.
El professor He'll prin lego Al Dor
de del crater de Ia cdspide ID una
ymedia, y permanecio ali mas de dos
horas.
Ouando volvi6 4 Vive pArecfa
una estatua de lodo. E peso lie 10 CO
MIA y tango que llevADA eLcima, la
mort1fsra atmosferA que h. bis res pi.
RADIO y las espantosAs diticultsdas
con que habfa tsnido que luchar, re-
dujerOn al Professor q un estado de
extrema d9bllidAd.
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ROCHAMBEAU.

Para inteligenci& de to3os los
lectores y c3n mo i7o de Ia re3iente
erecci6n de IN monumento en- Was
hi0gton dedicsdo a RochambeAu pu'
blicamos un&s rapidss notas biog s
6cAs de- tie.
J. B. D nAtien de Vimeur de r }
chsmbeRU, nac6 6 en- la Vaut0 u en-
1925 muri6 en- 1907.
E4tto en- e! sarvi 10 en- ia? l3.
&c i coronsl en- l747, & brig s1ie de-
iufsnteffa despuos de ls toma de
Miuorqae en- 1856, n&riscsl d. can
do en- 1851 y por da teuianta &c
neral.
Fu6 envisdo { America cen seis
mil hombres en- sCcorro de los insur
gentes, Coutribny6 q Ia cspitnla .
ci6n de @ r-W 4liis en- 1881,
De regreso despues de Ia PSF lie
1888 fu6 coImSdo d fAvore>, g ,bar
no Ia Pi3arjfa Y Art0is y le nom0r6
mariscal Luis XVI
I1vesti 10 n 49, ga Ell nsnd0
del ej6rcito del mort, intaut6 gAnR,
mente restebla;eT Is discjplius J di
miti6 en- 1892.
Condensdo & muerta por r }bss
pierre, escape de milsgro, dejsndC
escritas sus Memories (l8O9) que
fOrman dos vo.1 neaes en- octave.
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Mayaguez.

El proyecto de presupuesto mu,
nicipal para el eierctcio de 1902-903,
fa6 leido ell jusves d'timo 81 Ayun-
tamianto de squ ALA ciud&d.
LIS ciffAs sslieutes son 6stAs
Sum& total: Sl24.O00. Actual pre-
supuesto: 800. 900. Aumento: $34 OOO
A no ser por atenciones exsraordi.
nariae, IL cifra no passrfa de $85 600
Maya gtez coustituye "a una
urbe populosa. TJda econom1s es
necasaria, pero 81 abandono de los
servicios, no foe nunca &c romft
Els precise que ell aglomerado So
cial encuentre en- las pobl&cjOnes de
L. is1&, condolences do hAbitAbilidad
sans y c6nod&. Imports ST, que an
buen regimen inferno, admlnistre
con tino J que las sumAs presupues
tss para ateHciones municipales en-
Ia isls, sean bien 2 utiImente gasta
das.
Els de esperar qua ell Aumentc
On los egresos de Mayagti z, impul
SO & - bonita ciu dad de occjdenta J
IL mejore y bsneticie4
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ISOt0rnQiaS.

El Iaboricso "Observatorio"
(Weather B IraAu) Q1e act6a en- 10
isl&, AcabB de pnbncar dos pianos
de Pu 9rto- REQ mostraudO uno las
lineas isot6rmicAs y IL preoii i5Gci6n
pluvial ell otrO, durAnte el mes de
Abril.
Esos trsbajos est&n pr encims
de todo encomio. No solo prueban
cap,cidad y destrezS en- eI centric
obsefvador de San Juan, sino que
d9nota la periciS de los observAdo-
res de 10 isla con cuya detenida COO
peraci6n Sc h&cen esos trab&j )s.
Duraute Abril hubo 4 tempe,
raturas n elias, este es, cuAtro line0s
isot61micas que ab&rc&n, en- fgur&s
curv&s irregu'are', las distintss 20
mas de este pals en- donde r. varia-
dA tor Ogr&ffb, entire Otras razones,
determine v&riables te enperaturas.
La primers linea fu6 Ia mas c&lien-
te comprende ell itoral, y alca. 70
una temperature d9.78 Q Fahrenheit
La segunda, mas estrecha, &bar-
ca menOs pOrci6n de l& isls y die
rase que comprende los lugares ini-
ciales de los maciz0s, este es el prin-
cipio de las atlas coli 1as .despues de
las cuales Sc yevgue 10 cordillera.
Esta Inca tuvo una media de rs Q.
La tercera Inca compr snde va el
pals montaf1osO eucerr&ndo en- ella
una zona extendida desde Lajas {
Corozal al SO. y&lN O, con una
media de "a Q. Y in&lmente, mas
conc6ntrics todavfS, otrA cu&rta Ii
neS POGO exteDsa que encierra 6 Ad-
junt&s en- su centrO y que &penss
&lcanza de un l&d0 las fronter&s de
MSyaguaz y del otrO las de Guaya-
ma.
Adjuntas, pues, tuvo Ell privile-
gio de temperature placiente duran.
to Abril.
Las lluvias fdeYOu cast rulas en-
Isabella y alcatz4rou mas de pul
gAdas en gran pArte del pals
All, pues, tenem rs ell tiemp po
bAio los oios. Si no sprt vachamos
las indecibles vantsjss qua & lo3ne
gocios estas Cbserv&ciones Cfrecep ,
Gu pa ser& de nuestra indiferancia,
n II ca del Gle ntffco ce 1T o que con el
brillante fruto de su tr&bajo nos ayu
da.
Els de esperar que los reports del
Bureau, sean cSd& vez mas ahundan
tes en- d&tos y que llegua ell momen
TO en- qua IN "map3 3 g rfcolA" poda-
mos tftecer & nuestro pdblico.
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PROFESORA DE PIANO
Solfeo Y filosoia de la mu8ica.

bona Ramona Sicard6 viuda de
Caracena. Con tituIos de los Con-
servatorios de la Habana, y recien-
temonte de Madrid, ticne el gusto
de ofrecer sus conocImientOs GUAM
tos Sc dignen honrarla.
La sonora Sicard6, ha estudla-
do para la cnsenanza y por 10 tan
to eicrcc en- ella cl don dc trasmi-
tir al discipulO.
Sus classes scran cXclusivamen-
te a d3miciHo, pudicndo tambifn
asistir con sus classes, a los puebIos
por donde pasa ell Ferro-carriI de
circunvalaci0n.
Para informes dirijirso d su
hcrmano Don Juan Sicard6, en- Ba-
yam6n,-Apartado Mum, 73,
pto-Rico, l3 de JUNO 1902.
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CAYEY
y la ''Old Glory"

Cayey, Janio 13, 1902. 5 Sc. p.
n correspondence, Capita. -Ceie
brada fesra AniVersario bAndera
AMERICA. Gran entusiasmo. NJ
nos niflas, recorren GALES ordena-
da procession, cantAndo himnos pA-
tri6ticos. Cradro bel,fsimo. LS po
blaci6n presenta animado y encan.
tsd0< Aspecto. E. prcfssorAdo y
las &utoridAdes metodizAn ell desfIe.
E himno de Washington Sc escuch6
con respeto. Numeroso pdbiico pre-
ssnci6 eI acto.-Corresp0nSaJ
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Morgan por
Nicaragua.

E1 ell d-hste entire l3s pArtid&
rios de las irutas Panama y Niosra
qua para Ell proyectRdo Canal Inte
rocea leo.
FL Senador Morgan rompi6 las
hostidades con el primer discurso,
en- ell scual consumi6 tres hor&s y I i
CO, Abogs 10 por Nicaragua. Entire
otras cosas dijo que los peligros que
esta via ofrece pOr pOsibles pertur
baciores seismicas, solo exis,en en-
Ia imagination de aquellos qua tie
nen simpatfRs 8 interesea por Pans
ms; y p8s6 revjsta la situaci6n po'
Iftica de Colombia, prese atandola co
mo el mayor o5st&cuIo para el 6xito
feliz de an canal 4tr&vez del istmo
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Valle.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medadcs en- general.
Operaciones quirdrgicas.
Espccialldad en- afeccioncs de
los oioS y de las Was urinarias.
Horas dc consultas de 2 a 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (AIlen Street, l6.
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Sc l0CoSitan.

Sc necesitan vsrios sgaptes ven
dedores y cobrsdores para IL CiudAd
de San Ju sn y sus c0ntornos HON
bres activos E intaligentes que gAna-
ran dicero q Ia vez que aprenden IN
ramo de industrja de mucha utili-
dad.
Dirigirse personalmente ( 9Th !
niger manufacturing 6 Coz FortaIC :
20 19.
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FL SIGLO Xxx

Dep6sito de ron y licores Ven
tas oil por mayor y detail contiguo 81
aImacen d. don Manuel G. N&vas
Arecibo Paerto Rico.
142Q Q26-28J,
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E. LOPEZ CEPERO

305 Henry S rect Brooklyn N. Y.
Admite huespedes 6 prccios mo-
&tcosf CON 8 sin eoEaida. &p
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Andres CrOSaS.
MARINA.

Ofrece: Msderas de pi ;hip6n
surtidas, pino americana y spruce
taiamanis de pichipea para tachAr,
pintur&s, hero galvanizsdo torni-
los y clavos, duelas, sscos vacfos y
efectos navsles. Mantsquilla y 50.
chichas d. nesas superiores.
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Dr., ], Ordo6ez Gonez
MEDICO--CIRUJANO.

AZZem III (antcS Forlalez0) 0lt0S de Ia
FARMACL1 PAT'RON
san JWNN, Puerto R . C o.
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Santiago B. Palmer
AbOgadO y NOtariO.

Fierce en- todos los Tribunales
de est& IslS.
Gale Allen No. 90.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
A. P.
T6felonO q.
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ROrRsndo cOmsuItas:

De a 4 de la tarde los dias la
borables.
De 4 a 6 los mortes y viornes,
para los pobres.
Avisos para visitas a domicilio;
en- la xFarmacia Patrons
TEL EFONO N N?-75. A. P.
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LlneA i6rr9a del OeSt0,
ITlN ER A RIO

Satidas de BaySm6n y Capital si-
mult&ne&mente.
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One Year.....,..,,.. gold ...... Q 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
GREAT GRUMBLERS
Grumbling Will Cease if Homo
lulu People Follow This
Advice.

Backache is The first grumbling warn
ing.
The kidneys give it. if you heed it
not.
Look out for trouble, it will surely
come.
Urinary trouble, kidney trouble and
many miseries.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
made for kidneys only.
They cure every form of kidney i'll.
The experience of Honolulu people
proves this. -
Here's a case in point.
Mr.. F. Metcalf, of this city, gives US
the following information: II was af-
flicted with a painful feeling in my
back for over five years. The various
remedies resorted to did me no good,
until, falling in with the advice of a
friend (Mf w. J. MAXWELL. I procured
at the HOLSTER Drug Co.'S some of
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. I had
hardly finished taking them when the
pain left me altogether, and now feel
that I have been completely cured of
the terrible suffering 1 underwent for
merly. BY keeping box Of the pills
in the house am fortified against any
possible return of my complaint at fu-
ture times. 1t seems almost miracu-
lous that the pains should have van
ished SO speedily. All sufferers from
backache should get some of Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists at SO cents box,
six boxes for $3.50. or will be mailed on
receipt of price by the HOLSTER Drug
Co., Honolulu, wholesale agents for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
NEAEXEAT WRIT
FOR ROBT. M'BRIDE
n. G. Easton Claims Defendant
Is About to Leave
Islands.

Judge Gear yesterday issued writ
of ne exeat in answer to the request
of II. C. Easton to prevent one Robert
Mcbride from departing from the Ter
ritory within a short time" Mcbride,
who has been employed as motorman
on the Rapid Transit, was arrested
yesterday afternoon and taken to the
stationhouse. Easton's petition alleges
that Mcbride is indebted to him in
the sum of $500, which Easton claims
he refuses to pay. Easton alleges that
Mcbride has no property to respond to
a judgment, excepting about $2100 paid
to him within the week by the Olaa
Sugar Co. for certain lands at Olaa,
which he believes Mcbride is about to
send out of the country by purchasing
exchange on San Francisco or some
other city on the mainland, and in
tends himself to depart from the Ter
ritory within q short time"
Judge Gear orders Mcbride to give a.
sufficient bond or security in the sum
OF $1,000. Unless the bond is forthcom-
ing he is to be sent to Oahu prison and
De Kept in custody until he complies
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14

$500. oo~
will buy buggy your horse isn't ashamed to pull
And don't get one that's hundred years behind
the times. There stylish ones on toe market
and you might we'll have that kind as "has
BEEN" Let the buggy you ride in be evidence
of the selfrespect you maintain and have it
up-to-date. Drop out of the line long enough
to look at some new designs in our repository
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-14
ASKS FOR
MANDAMUS
Austin Wants Court to
Restore Him to
Office.

c. w. Ashford, as attorney for H. c.
Austin, formerly territorial auditor, has
prepared a petition for writ of man
damus to compel High Sheriff Brown,
Attorney General Dole, and Deputy
Auditor Meyers to admit him into the
custody of his office as auditor for the
Territory of Hawaii.
In the petition, which will probably be
filed today, Austin says that he has
been and now is auditor; that on Sep
TENDER 81. 1902, Meyers, Brown and
Dole, confederating together, did unlaw-
fully and by violence and force of arms
prevent him from entering his office,
and that Meyers has taken possession
of and is usurping the office of auditor.
Austin further complains that he is
deprived Of the right to enter his office
by guard of police officers, and that
all these acts are by virtue of his pre-
tended suspension from office by Gov
ernor Dole.
1t is further set out that the suspen-
sion is illegal and that if the governor
has a right to suspend it is only after
a trial, but that no charges were pre-
ferred, nor opportunity for defense
given the plaintiff Austin therefore
asks the court that defendants be COM
manded by peremptory writ of man
damus to forthwith admit plaintiff to
full and free access to the office, books,
records, etc, of said office of auditor,
and to the full and free discharge of his
duties as such auditor.
And for an alternative writ, pending
the general hearing, commanding de-
PENDANTS to either admit plaintiff to
his office, as above, or show cause why
they have not done so. at a date to be
named in the writ