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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-12
Governor Hill iS RenomInated.

PORTLAND, Ne, June u.-Governor
John F. Hill was today renominated by
reclamation for a second term by the re-
publican state convention. Secretary OF the
Treasury Leslie NJ. shaw was present and
made an address. In which ne discussed
tarin reform and the alleged cruelties in the
philippines as possible Issues In the fall
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Cleveland I'm Grand stand.

PRINCETON. N. j., June lin a seven
inning game that was a pitchers battle up
to the last inning the Harvard base ball
team was defeated by Princeton's nine
today by the score of Z to o. About 1000
persons witnessed the game, among whom
was former President Cleveland. Score:
Princeton ...."......."....I 2o90 ~
Harvard ................0 0 0 0 o o 0O
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored,
esBatted for Eason I'm The ninth

1.-TWO out when winning run scored,
''Batted for Eason in the ninth.
e s8ssEH ...""", 9 3 20 ! -
Earned runs; Boston, 2 Chicago, l.
Three-base hit; Chance. Sacrlhce hit:
Cooley. Stolen bases: Decker, Chance.
Double plays; Long to Tenney. Demont TO
Long to Tenney. Tehney to Long TO De-
mont. Fret base on balls: on Eason, a;
OF Taylor q Struck out: BY Taylor, 2.
Time of game: l:8. Umpire: Cantillon.
Phillies Defeat Reds.
PHILADELPHIA. June L-Philadelp hia
defeated Cincinnati in a light hitting and
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Rock Rapids Defeats Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Neb.. Tune n.-(Special Tele'
gram lin the ball game today Rocl
Rapids scored ~ and Norfolk 5 runs. Bat
%teries: Rock Rapids. Davis and Shafer
Norfolk, Powers. Bucklin me wilkins.
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Dakota City Wins sIugging Contest.

DAKOTA CITY, Neb., June 1l.-(Special
Telegram.)-The Sioux City Standards
up with four of the rivals, in
GLIDING their two crack pitchers, were de-
feated by the local team today by a score
of q to II. A high wind made good fielding
difficult. Hits: Dakota City, 81; Standards,
o. Batteries: Dakota City, H~azelgrove and
Foltz; Standards. Olsen, Westcott and
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Handle stick az We'll as Gun.

STURGIS, g. D.. June 11.-(Special.)-The
Fort Meade ball team went to Rapid City
last Sunday and played a game with the
team of that place. The score was 16 to II
in favor OF the soldiers.
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WOOD RIVER, Neb., June u.-(specisl.l
The Wood River and Shelton base ball
teams played here Tuesday. Shelton won
IN a close game; Score;
= R.H.E.
Shelton ..........O 2 10 o Is II Q
Wood River.....1 / 0 o o 0 4 0 o6 IA 9
Batteriesi Shelton. Justice and Conroy;
Wood River, Honnold. Johnson and
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Home Run wins from Minden.

KEARNEY, Neb.. June u.-(special Tele-
the Minden team and Kearney, played here
today, was won for Minden in the tenth
inning by a home run by Gaines. Score
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Morning side Wins LaureIs.

YANKTON, s. D., June ~11.-(Special Tel
egram.)-The dual field meet between Yank-
was pulled off this afternoon. Morning Side
won by 66 points to So. There was a good
mile relay race was completed with less
than a foot between the contestants.
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in southern Association.

At Little Rock-Little Rock, 4; Birming-
ham, /.
At New Orleans-Nashville. 7: New Or
leans, 6.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 4; Chattanooga, 2.
Il Shreveport-Atlanta, 6: Shreveport. l.
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RiII Goes Abroad.

NEW YORK. June u-ames J. Hill.
president Of the Great Northern railroad
sailed for labrador and Greenland on the
yacht Naeouta today. He said he would
be gone six months and that the triE
was partly for pleasure and partly for scf
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Three-I

At Rock I~sland-Cedar Rapids. 8; Rock
Island, 2.
At Decatur-Decatur, 10; Bloomington, 6.
At Rockford-Rockford 8; Davenport, T.
Second game; Rockford, /; Davenport, o.
At Terre Haute-Terre Haute. 6; Evans
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LOUISVILLE,

Left on bases; Louisville. 7; Toledo. 6
mer. Sacrifice hits: Burns, Cannon. Spies.
Stolen bases; Gilks 90. Clymer, Flournoy,
Spies. Double play: Kerwtn to Cannon.
Struck out; BY McNeaI, /; by coons' r.
Bases on balls; on McNeal. g. on Coons.
3 HIT with ball: schriver. Time: 2:O6.
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large, to be actual residents Of the con
gressional or territorial districts, or Of the
District Of Columbia. or OF the states, re-
spectively, from which they purport to be
appointed. Under this act the maximum
number Of cadets is 4S2. In 1908, under the
new apportionment Of members Of congress,
according to the census Of 1900, the number
will be 511.
The gray uniform which is worn by the
cadets at West Point was adopted in 1915.
Prior to that time the cadets wore the
regulation blue, but in that year General
SCOTS requisition for cloth could not be
executed because OF a lack OF home manu-
facture and the stringency of the embargo
on imported stock. A quantity of gray
cloth was obtained. however, in Philadel-
phia. and this was sent to West Point for
the cadets. There was objection on the
part Of the cadets at first, but in a few
years the despised gray had become re-
spected, and the wearers we're known in all
parts Of the country as models Of soldierly
bearing and conduct.
West Pointers in War Time.
As early as the Mexican war the men
from West Point had won the esteem and
respect Of the national military authori-
ties. General winthrop Scott said;
II give 1t as my final opinion that but for
our graduated cadets the war between the
United States and Mexico might and prob
ably would have lasted for some four or
FIVE years, within its first half more de-
feats tina victories falling to our share;
whereas, in less than two campaigns we
conquered a great country and a peace
without the loss of a single battle or Skin
mish."
Among the officers who were OF great
service to General Scott at the time was
Colonel Jefferson Davis. later president of
the southern confederacy, who was gradu-
ated in the class Of '2S.
In the civil war West Point was repre-
scented in the list of army commanders by
Grant, Sherman. Sheridan, Mcclellan, Hal
leck, Meade, Thomas, Schoheld, Rosecrans,
Hooker, Buell., Mcpherson, Candy, Ord,
Howard, Hancock, Slocum. Merritt, Lyon
and others. In the confederate army there
were ISL general officers who had been
graduated at West Point, and in nearly
every large engagement the commanding
officers on both sides were West Pointers
and in many instances classmates were the
leaders OF the opposing forces.
Many of the gallant men who went forth
from the military academy fell in battle,
and in their memory a beautiful monument
has been erected which is one Of the fea-
lures OF West Point. 1t is a shaft seventy
eight feet high, surmounted by a figure OF
Victory by MacMonnies, and bears the in
scription:
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Illinois Man WIns Gun.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. June 11.-Guy Hunt
championship cup at the Sioux City Gun
club meeting today. c. NJ. Powers and
J. NJ. Hughes were his only opponents In
the shootoh.
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Standing OF the Teams.

Games today: Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago, Baltimore at Detroit
Washington at ST. Louis.
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WASHINGTON.

Earned runs: st. Louis, g.; Washington,
rum: Powell. Sacrifice hit: Mccormick.
Double plays; Burkett to Mccormick to
Padden, Wallace to Padden to Friel Stolen
bases: Burkett, Heidrick, Keister. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Townsend, /. Bases on
balls; on Powell q OF Townsend, 2
3. Left on bases: st. Louis, 4; Washing
ton. 10. Time: 1850. Umpire; Connolly.
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BALTIMORE

IWo-base HIS; Dillon, Gilbert. Three-
Casey, Gleason. Stolen bases: Harley
MeSinnity' Merger Bases on balls: on
errors: Detroit. 2. Left on bases: Detroit
b Baltimore, 9. Double plays: Elberfeld
to Gleason 70 Dillon 90. Time: lao. UNI
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Denver plays In Luck.
standinE OF me Team..
sheIton's Day at Wood River.

Games today: Omaha al, Des Moines
Kansas City at st. Joseph. Peoria at Mil
waukee, Colorado Springs at Denver.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
Chicago Wins Sixth straight by De-
featinE the Men from
Boston.

CHICAGO, June I1.-By punching hits in
the first and third innings. the Chicago
team won is sixth straight game and
played its third consecutive eTrorless game.
Attendance, $3.50. Score:
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GAMES IN. NATIONAL LEAGUE
lack Taylor spOila n Pretty shutOut
by Letting Up I'm the
Eighth.

BOSTON, June u.-Taylor pitched mag
nihcent ball for seven nning today, not a
Boston player reaching hrst base. Boston
tied in the eighth and won in the ninth on
q single, a pass and a two-bagger. At
tendance, 2.l50. Score;
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Dillon Wins for Detroit.

DETROIT, Tune n.-Frank Dillon won
this afternoons game for Detroit. With
three men on bases in the first inning he
drove the ball to the centerield fence for a
hit. In the third he scored
with a single to leftheld. Attend
ance, 2,769. Score:
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Reports of Committee.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Tune 1.-THE second
days session OF the convention of the grand
body OF the Knights and Ladies OF Sc
OF committees.
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The Union Stock Yards Juniors white
washed the Working Boys Of the Omaha
Young Mems Christian association last
evening In an interesting game The feat
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CLEVELAND.

Earned runs: Philadelphia, l; Cleveland,
2. Two-hase hits: Fultz, Davis, Home
run: Laioie. Sacrifice hit: Bay. Double
ner to Davis. First base on balls: on
Plank 2; Of Wright; / Hit by pitched
adelPhia, s; Cleveland. l. Struck out: BY
Plank, q: by Wright, 2. Time: l:55. UNI
pires: O'LauRhlin and Johnstone.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Tebeau's Colonies Take a Game from
Toledo in which Pitchers
Fight Hard.

TOLEDO. June 1l.-Toledo lost to Louis
Vile today In q well contested game. II
was very much a pitchers battle, In which
ance. 500 Score.
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tsultes. heldins game. Attendance 1859.
PHILADELPHIA
A
CINCINNATI


'Magoon out, hit by batted ball.
Two out when winning run scored.
Philadelphia 49, 9 099 9 -
Earned runs: Cincinnati, 2; Philadelphia,
g. Two-base hits. Hoy. Steinfeld. Three
base hit: Mailman. Stolen bases: Dobbs,
Doom. Left on bases: Philadelphia, q;
Cincinnati, 8. Double plays: Stelnfeld to
Beck. Magoon to Beck TO Steinfeld. First
base on balls: on Fraser T. Struck out:
BY Fraser, 8; by Phillips. 2 Time of game:
l25. Impire: Emelie.
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YourDoctor

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Ever faithful7 Saved your
life7 Then hold fast to him.
We believe in doctors. Ask
yours about Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for hard colds,
coughs of all kinds, asthma,
bronchitis, and other throat
and lung troubles. For so
years doctors have used 1t.
81 have used Ayers Cherry Peetoral
for So years. Just q little Of Il cures q
cold and stops a cough."-A A. G.
Hamilton, MARKETS., Ohio.
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Standing Of the Teams.

Games today: Pittsburg at Brooklyn, ST,
at New York, Chicago at Boston,
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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AthIetics Beat Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. June TL-Philadelphia won
game by punching hits in the first
Ind ninth. Lajoie's home run ave Cleve-
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Browns Heat Senators.

ST. LOUIS, June u.-Powell's home run
in the second inning gave st. Louis a good
lead. which Washington was unable to
overcome, though they hit Powell freely.
Townsend allowed but six hits. Attend
ance, 2,015. Score:
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Games Postponed.

Az New York-New York-stLouis game
postponed; rain.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn-P ittsburg game
postponed. rain
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Roll of Honor.

Roll of Honor.
The whole number of cadets admitted
to the academy since it's formation is
1894. OF these 4.121 will have graduated
when the class Of '02 has finished its
course. There will be 37S cadets left in
the academy to greet the next crop Of
"plebs" who will enter the institution,
knowing that 1t will require much and
hard work to keep up with the require
ments Of the course, but they will not fear,
as those who preceded them did, that they
will be molested and tortured and hazed.
The buildings at West Point have been
inadequate for many years, but 1t has been
impossible to secure an appropriation for
charging and improving them until this
year. Plans were drawn by Colonel
Larned, under the direction Of Colonel
Mills, which. when carried out. will add
to the architectural beauty of the place
and make some Of the old buildings, which
are still fitted as they were nearly 100
years ago, modern In their internal ar
rangement.
The speakers at the centennial celebra-
tion will include General Horace Porter,
class OF 80. who will be the orator of the
day; General j. NJ. Schoheld, class of SO,
as president of the Association of Grad
yates; General T. J. Wood, class Of As, as
a veteran of the Mexican war; General T.
H. Ruger, class of '54, as a veteran Of the
Civil war (union); General E.. Porter Alex
ander, class of 81, as a veteran of the
Civil war (confederate).
The centennial exercises will take place
in Cullum Memorial hall. The program
includes an address of welcome by Colonel
Mills and addresses by President Roosevelt
and the secretary Of war.
The Centennial Tablet.
The commemorative tablet, which is to be
given a place in the front vestibule of Me-
mortal hall, will be unveiled. General John
M. Scho1eld, president of the Association
Of Graduates Of the Military Academy, will
deliver the grafton. The tablet, which is
an artistic piece OF work, bears In bold
letters this inscription:
I.
|. THIS TABLET. UNVEILED JUNE II, I.
I. 1902, CONTEMPORARIES THE COMPILE {.
/. TON OF THE FIRST CENTURY OF +.
. THE UNITED STATES MILITARY I.
+. ACADEMY. PROPOSED AND ADvo- 4.
/. GATED BY WASHINGTON, FOUNDED .
. BY PATRIOTS OF THE REVOLT 4.
. TON. FosTERED BY THE DE- /.
. VOTED EFFORTS OF HER chill /.
. DREN. THIS ACADEMY HAS NoBLY =
+. JUSTIFIED HER CREATION. I.
|. HER RIGOROUS DISCIPLINE HAS +.
. FORMED HER GRADUATES INTO /.
. FAITHFUL. HONORABLE AND Eff =
. FICIENT PUBLIC SERVANTS. IN :
. WAR AND IN PEACE THEY HAVE {.
: BORNE A DISTINGUISHED PART IN =
. THE PROGRESS OF THE NATION. +.
. TO MOULD NEW GENERATIONS =
. FOR THE SERVICE OF OUR coUN- /.
. TRY is A SACRED TRUST. MAY WE /.
: BUILD WITH LOYAL CARE UPON /.
+. TRIED AND APPROVED FoUNDA- +.
. TIoNs /.
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DIES MONIES.

Two-base hits: OLeary, Geninsi Gond-
ing. Double plays: Burg and Thomas.
Bases on balls: on Barry, !; of Graham,
Struck out: BY Barry, 8; by Graham, 5.
Passed ball: Gonding, l. Time: 123. At
tendance, 800. Umpire; Criss.
st. Joe Beats Cowboys Again.
ST. JOSEPH. June list. Joseph won
today In an exciting game. Score:
St; Josegh.:....S SSSG$dG1E : :
Batteries: Kansas City, Gibson and Mes
slit; st. Joseph, Parvin and Roth.
Brewers Win in Eighth. q
MILWAUKEE, June 1.-Two bases on
balls, FIVE hits and two errors gave Mil
waukee seven runs in the eighth, after
McGill had shut them out. Attendance.
800. Score: t''
Milwaukee 800 o o 0 Or ~ Q Q
Peoria ..........2 0 90 o $50 0 % 5 8
Batteries: Milwaukee, Mcpherson and
Hanford; Peoria, MoGill and Wilson,
enver Plays In Luck.
DENVER. Tune 11.-Luck was with the
homo team today. They were able to
bunch their hits and Radcliffe and Davis
each made a home run. The visitors
played pretty good ball, but their hits
were scattered. Attendance, 700. Score;
Denver .........s 3 o OIL 0 - 10 i
Colo. ~Springs...1 o 90 / o 2 o. 8 Q
Batteries: Denver, whiteridge and Nc
Connelli Colorado Springs, McNeely and
BaerWald.
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Two-base hit: Parent. Three-base hit;
strang. Sacrifice hit: Jones. stolen base:
Isbell. Struck out: BY Grifith, 2; by
Young. l. Bases on balls: on Griffith, 2.
Time: l:35. Umpire: Carruthers.
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To the memory of officers and .
. enlisted men Of the regular army .
. who fell during the civil war. .
. .
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Selection of Cadets.

Until 1S43 a prescribed residence was not
q legal qualification for appointment as a
cadet, but the custom Of selecting one from
each congressional district had come to
prevail. In that year the custom became
q law, and a bill was passed by congress
prescribing that the corps Of cadets should
consis. OF one from each congressional dis
trtet, one from each territory, one from
the District Of Columbia. and ten from the
United States at large, to be appointed by
the president. An act Of congress passed
In June, 1900, increased the corps Of cadets,
and provided that 1t shall consist OF one
from each congressional district, one from
each territory, including Hawaii; one from
the District Of Columbia. two from each
state at large and thirty from the United
States at large, all to be appointed by the
president. and. with the exception Of the
thirty appointed from the United States a.
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The commemorative tablet. which is to be
given a place in the front vestibule Of Me-
mortal hall, will be unveiled. General John
M. Schofeld, president of the Association
OF Graduates Of the Military Academy, will
deliver the grafton. The tablet, which is
an artistic piece OF work, bears in bold
letters this inscription:
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Of the regular May term. but he has
decided now not TO do 30 until July.
The reason given for this Is the session
of the Supreme Court beginning next
Monday. following which there win be
n term OF court At Maui. at which quite
n number OF Honolulu attorneys will
be In attendance. All three judges will
hear chambers matters as usual from
now on until the July term begins.
This morning Judge Humphreys will
hear the chambers matters which were
set for yesterday. Judge Robinson will
finish up the term business. and will
hold court all day. He has six divorce
cases set specially for this morning.
There are still four or five criminal
cases not yet heard. which will go over
until July or August.
Among these are the two murder
cases OF Ferris and kimura-
THE GODFREY DECREE.
Judge Humphreys yesterday signed
the decree In the case Of Kidwell VS..
Godfrey and issued an injunction re-
straining the defendant from In any
way Interfering with the possession OF
the Manoa valley property by the
plaintiff.
The decree orders:
l. That the said Frank Godfrey be
and he IL hereby declared To be the
trustee OF and for the said John Kid
well In respect to one undivided one
half OF said land situated at Manoa.
Honolulu. Island 90 oahu. containing
an area OF $50 acres and known as
Vallejo.
2 That the said Frank Godfrey do
forthwith execute and deliver To the
said John EidUcil - deed conveying To
aid John KidNeiI any and all the in
tereSt acquired by him In said land
under and by virtue ot the deed exc
cuted and delivered to him by Alice !
trustee. BEARING date the Sth /
day OF January. 1900.
= That n perpetual injunction be I
.ssued out OF and under the seal of this l
court commanding and strictly entOin- /
.n< the said Frank Godfrey. his at 4
iOrneys. agents and all persons claim 4
ms any Interest in said land By. i
through or under him. under penalty \
II being adjudEcd in contempt Of this \
.1urt for any disob@dience thereof. TO
absolutely refrain and dcsist from pro-
-eCdiuE In said action 90 quiet title
ffcd by said Frank Godfrey against
aid John KfdWcii In the Circuit Court 4
N the FIRST Circuit on the 18th day
~ January. 1907
4. That the complainant have his
.oSta. TO b. taxed BY the clerk
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WHAT THIS MAN SAYS
Only Reechoe. the Sentimen,
of Thousands In Our
Republic.

The Honolulu reader Is asked &c
thoroughly investigate the following
This can readily be done as the gentle
man whose statement is published be-
low will be only too pleased to give
minute particulars to anyone enquiring
not out of idle curiosity but If the en-
quirer really suffers from any of the
consequences which always attend
weakened or inactive kidneys. Read
carefully what this gentlemen has 10
say:
Mr.. ]. ID. Conn, of this city, is a car
penter by trade. and is employed at
the Oahu railroad. II was troubled
says Mr.. Conn. with an aching back.
The attacks occurred periodically for
years. and especially If l happened to
catch cold. There were also other
symptoms which plainly showed that
my kidneys were out of order. a short
time ago. l heard about Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills and the wonderful
things they were doing.
Proceeding. then. To Hollister & Co.'S
drug store. / obtained some of these.
Since taking these pills there is great
Improvement in me. / always keep
some of the pills on hand now so as 10
be provided for any contingency. l
feel sure il anyone troubled as / was
should give Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills a fair trial they will not fail to
be benefited by them
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at so cents per box Csix boxes $500 or
will be mailed on receipt OF price by
the HOLSTER Drug Co. Honolulu.
wholesale agents FOR the Hawaiian
Islands.
Remember the name. Doan's. and
take no substitute.
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was manufactured In the Islands and
exported to California, and II is be-
lieved that there may still be a small
factory somewhere in the Territory. as
the oil Is used in some places by the
natives for hair dressing. Formerly.
also. the oil was used in lamps for IL
Eliminating purposes.
The, greater part OF the oocoanut oil
used In the manufacture OF soap Is
shipped to San Francisco from Samoa
and from the Tongan Islands. though
the greater part OF the copra from the
latter place goes to Australia.
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COCOANUT OIL
MANUFACTURE
A Market for Possible Hawaii
Product in the
East.

Cocoanut oil manufacture Is sug-
gested as a new industry. or n revival
OF an old one. In a letter OF inquiry
which the Department OF Agriculture
has received. The Iowa Soap Co. OF
Burlington. Ia. writes: VAS We have
come TO use large quantities OF cocoa
nut oil. and the supply is very nearly
exhausted In New York and San
Francisco. IL has occurred to us that
possibly you might give US the name
OF some manufacturer in Hawaii from
whom we could buy. as we presume II
Is made there freely.
IF you will kindly give our name
to some manufacturer there and have
him write US and send US small sam
pies with test OF the percentage OF free
rates and all information regarding It
We would appreciate II very much. We
use from fifty TO sixty tons per month.
which makes II 4 very important item
to us.'
Mr.. SedRwick OF the Agricultural
Experiment Station has started 10
look into the matter. but does not be
l!eve that there f. any factory OF size
In the Territory where cocoanut oil ~
now extracted from the nut. what
cvcr excess % cocoanuts there Is In
the Islands Is shipped 20 san Fran
cisco and then returned TO Hawaii In
the shape OF oil and feed for stock.
In his opinion the manufacture OF the
III would he profitable to the Islands.
q sufficient c0cOanuts were raised TO
Uppiy a factory sufficiently large TO
'ay for the investment In machinery.
A good many years ago cocoanut oil
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DIarrhoea is more to be dreaded than
diphtheria- 1t attacks all ages and is
equally fatal to young and old. The
great mortality resulting from diar-
rhoea IL due to the lack OF proper
treatment at the first stages OF the
disease. Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy is a reliable
and effective medicine. and II given In
time VIII prevent serious consequences.
This remedy never fails and Is pleas
ant TO take. Every household should
have n bottle 1T hand. Get IL today.
IL may save n life. Benson Smith 6
Co. Ltd. wholesale agents. sells IL.