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Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Eft bes0k i himmelenp u.

lysses S. Roberts, en- arbetare j
en- cigarrfabrik i Harrisburg, ILL.,,
som under EFT airs It'd lidit at lung
sot. kallade for EFT par veckor Sc
dan sin hustru, sina barn och sin
pastor till slit dodslager och tog
faryal at dem SAINT dog efter ALA
tecken at. donna. Likbesorjaren
tillkalladss och man begynte ord
ma for begrafningen. da den dode
efter tire timmar under EFT ljuft
smsleende oppnade ogonen och
omtalade att han varit i himme-
len och derstades sett Jesus, sin
fader och andra vanner samt SADIE
sig ha varit outsagligt lycklig.
esus hade, SADIE han, sandt no
nom tillbaka till jorden for att
forkunna pm denna harlighet SAINT
att han endast hade stu dagar att
utfora denna mission. Efter stu
dagar dog alter manner sasom han
hade iorutsagt.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

EFTER en- rattegang, som vara-
de hela forliden vecka. torklarsdes
poliskaptenen Edwin Anderson at
juryn seEt i lordags skyldig till
bestickning. Straffet for delta
brott ar antingen 500 doll. boter,
6 msnaders f1ngelse eller babe
boter och iangelse. Da delta
skrifves, har dom annu icke fallit
i malet, och man vet salunda ej
huruvida Anderson kommer att
underkasta sig Diet strait, hvartill
han blir domd, begara ny rattegang
eller vadja till hogre raft.
Hufvudvi.tnet idetta uppseen.
devackande NAL a tillverkaren
at nickel in.rhe slot maskiner. J.
H. Bigelow. .Anvandet at dessa
maskiner pa offentliga platser sd,
som schooner, restauranter ,hoteller
m. m. hade forbjudits, emedan
genom desamna hazardspel be-
dreis. Bigelow vittnade att han
genom att under en- langre It'd
gifva Anderson mutor uppgaende
ill EFT betydligt belopp skafat sig
polisens "beskydd" sd att han fck
AMANDA sina maskiner oantastad
pa hera stallen. Anderson nekade
ingalunda till att han mottagit
pengar at Bigelow. men pasted
atr dessa penningar endast wore
a:erbetalningar af EFT Ian och in
galunda mutor. Flera andra per-
soner vittnade afvenledes att de
sett Anderson mottaga pengar at
Bigelow i dennes hem men hade
e. kunnat bora Diet san.tal, som
forbes mellan p~arterna. Och juryn
ansag som sagdt Anderson skyldig
till till anklagelsen SAINT fallde slit
utslag i ofverensstammelse der.
med.
vi villa .ej har inga pa nagra
undersokningar angaende Ander-
sons skuld eller oskuld utan i
stallet fasta oss vid en- AMMAN sida
af saken. AT manga tecken att
donna synes Diet har som ON An
derson varit EFT verktyg for andra
och sprungit andras arenden SAINT
till pa kopet fatt utgora syndabcc-
ken for lokala partilidelser. Som
hvar man vet, har Diet republican
ska partiet under fera ar haft
makten ON hand babe inom
stadens och countyts styrelse, och
att delta varit en- nagel j ogat pa
dess motstandafe ar iu klart som
dagen. De hafva derfor manga
ganger genom Slit organ "The
Sioux City Tribune, utost sin
gala saval mot stadens och coun-
tyts administrations dess helhet
som mot enskilda embetsman, och
at de senare hafya de sveRska I'm
betsmannen fatt uppbara LEON
parten. Litet hvar torde annu
hafva i friskt mime de fula insi-
nuationer, som for ej lange sedan
riktades mot EFT par numera af-
gangna svenska embetsman ,ehuru
dessa insinuationer ej lingo laglig
form och kommo under domsto
lens demanding, och nu synes Diet
som ON atven Anderson blifvit en-
politisk syndabock och drabbats
at der o~vilja, som var nuvarande
administrations motstandare hysa
mot densamma. Och egendomligt
nog ar Diet alltio svenskar som
fatt bara hundhuivudet. Var
ofvertygelse ar emellertid den. att
derest Anderson ar skyldig,s a arc
andra skyldiga jemte honom.
fastan Ande rson ensam drabbats
at ansvaret. derfor att han ej varit
sa Smart som de andra.
Senare meddelas att utslaget
kommer att fallas i morgon,lordag
Andersons advokater ANNA bcgara
ny rattegang SAINT, derest sadan
ej beviljas, vadja till hogsta DOM
stolen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
En- mystisk omstandighet.

En- mystisk omstandighet.
Den emu var blek och halogd och den
andra frisk och rosig. Hvadsn kommer
skilnaden? Hon som blomstrar af helsa,
begagnar DR. Kings New Life Pills att
underhalla den. Genom sin milda in
verkan pa tr0ga organer framtvinga de
god matsmaltning och 70 ebygga forstopp
ming. Forsok dem. Eudast Csc hos Lun-
gre 81 Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City, 10.
Kongressman Thayer fran
Massachusetts har i huset inlem.
rat EFT forslag gaende ut pa att
landet / Forenta Staterna skall
delas sa, att hvarje borgare i Ian
Diet far EFT stycke lord pa SO acres
och att jorden sa vidt mojligt ar
skall utgora en- fyrkant.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

Prins Eushwa. en- at kejsa.
rens af Korea manga soner, har
under nagon It'd vistats har i Ian
Diet for att har ia sin uppfostran.
Han ar emellertid icke kronprin-
sen, ty denne vistas i Korea. Den
unge prinsen har j dessa dagar
vallat den koreanska beskicknin-
gen i Washington stort bryderi,
emedan man for narvarande ej
vet hvar han befnner sig. Man
misstanker att han haller sig gomd
nagonstades och star i forbindel.
Sc med revolutionspartiet i Korea
som endast afvaktar EFT gynnsamt
ogonblick att borja revolution
och uppsatta honom pa tronen.
Dr. Otto Freidler, stadskemiker
/ Milwaukee, Wis har gjort
mindre behagliga upptackter vid
undersokningen at gamla pap
perspengar. Pa en- mycket be-
gagnad sedel fam han Diver 90
millioner bakterier, pa en- AMMAN
81, 500, pa en- treble 5000, under
Diet han pa en- ny sedel, som blot
en- kort It'd varit i rorelsen, fam
600.
Stormfonster, Stormdorrar hos
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
Emil Olson.
F. s. Sumner
Sprifvaruhandiare

o2I Fourth St. SIOUX C1TY.IA.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05
New Orleans.

En- tretiig och saregen stad for t~urister
att besoka, Turistpriser for vintern arc
nu ~gallande. Snabba angvitmde yesti-
bultag med genomgaende sofyagnar,
buffet, biblioteks- och rokvagnar SAINT
maltider under hela resan i matsalsvagnar
Begar en- illustrerad box ON New Orleans
Svenska monitoren., 1904-02-05

Stormfonster Stormd6rrar
Stormpapper hos hos Spalding.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
A variety of pretty white
patterns at u I-2c. yard.

patterns at "a I-2c. yard.
White brilliants. nercerized, yards
for $1.00 and upwards.
White mercerized madras and OK
fords, Csc. yard and upwards.
White P. K, plain and fancy, yards
for s1.O0 and upwards
Wash chiffon. very durable. 35c per
yard.
White silk organdie, washable, looks
like silk. but wears better.
Mercerized muslin de sol, silk finish.
fine material for afternoon or evening
wear, in white, black and delicate
shades, S5c. yard.
Organizes, white ground, lowered de-
signs, exquisite colorings. at Csc; well
worth 40c.
Washable voiles, in solid colors of
pink. blue, cardinal and champagne.
Csc. per yard.
Figured wash Examines for shirt waist
suits in large assortment. at 25c. and
35c. per yard.
SOUVENIRS IN THE MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT.
Kamehameha. Kaiulani and Kalaka-
va hat pins given away with each
trimmed hat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
TODAY IS
A HOLIDAY
Special Services In the
Churches For Good,
Friday.

Good Friday viii be generally OBJ
served as a holiday in Honolulu today.
special services will be held in all the
churches morning and evening. The
hanks will be closed and also someapf
the stores.
Mathis and ante-communions will be
observed at st. Andrews at 1O:3O
o'clock this morning. At twelve there
will be the usual mission service in the
Young building in charge of Archdea-
con Weber. A three hours service
will be held in the cathedral from
twelve to three O'Clock. Bishop Resta-
rick will preach the Introductory SER
mon. and Archdeacon Weber will de-
liver the addresses on the seven words
of the cross.
In the Catholic churches special ser
vices will also be held. The program
for the Catholic cathedral is as fol-
lows: Holy Service with singing of the
Passion and Alteration of the Holy
Cross, a. M: Native Sermon with
stations of the Cross, 8 p. m; Stations
of the Cross IN Portuguese, p. m;
English Sermon on the Passion, p. m.
A union service Will De HSlo DIT Zen
ftraI Union church this evening for the
Christian, Methodist and Central Union
congregations. Rev. DR.. S. E. Bishop
and Rev. DR.. Kincaid will assist and the
following seven men will speak of the
Seven Words From the Cross" P. c.
Jones. T. McCants Stewart, Rev. J. L.
Hopwood 9. ]. Day, Rev. w. D. Wes-
tervelt, P. NJ. Snodgrass and Rev. D.
Scudder.
At the German Lutheran church a"
service will be held at 1880 this evening,
followed by holy communion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
LOCAL BREVITlEs.

The Friday evening dance at the
Moana hotel is cut out of this week S
calendar.
Government employees are being solj-
cited through a circular letter from the
two per cent of their salaries to The
election campaign fund.
Home Rulers instead of Republicans
are now menacing Speaker Beckley's
return to the House chair, for his te-
merity in addressing Republican meet
ings in the County campaign.
Elmer Dover. secretary of the Re
publican National Committee, answer
ing an inquiry made by c. r. auckland,
says governors and Federal officials gen
orally are eligible to seats in the Ma
tional convention.
Ida Mooney. the young woman taken
of the Sonoma by writ of habeas cor
pus. wishes TO return to San Francisco
but is at loss to imagine who are
interesting themselves in her behalf
there, referring TO the cablegrams that
caused the institution of legal proceed
ings for her release.
Government salary and payroll war
rants We're all registered yesterday. be-
lrg payday. and there are $500 Treasury
warrants OF all kinds now registered,
or which less than a thousand have
oeen paid Those now unpaid will draw
money in order of numbers as fast as
revenue is received at the Treasury.
IN the meantime the banks have re-
considered the matter and are dis
counting the warrants at 80.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.
not Cross Buns TODAY.

Hot Cross Buns today.
B. F. EhIers & Co. will be closed on
Good Friday.
Ladies, your inspection invited. New
goods at Kerr's.
Whitney & Marsh will remain open
until noon today.
Easter Eggs! Big display at the New
England Bakery, Hotel street.
The Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd,
will close its markets at noon today.
Hot cross buns today at Perfection
Home Bakery. Beretania and Emma
streets.
Jas. T. Morgan will hold a big furni-
ture sale today. See announcement in
his column.
Prices that are right in Easter hats
at Mrs. Dickerson's, 11S1 Alakea street,
near Beretania.
An umbrella having initials E. T. G.
on handle has been lost. Reward if
returned to this office.
Shooting tournament opens in Woods
& Sheldon's gallery April 1. Three
handsome prizes offered.
Easter hats. Style, quality and price
considered, you will not find their equal
in Honolulu The Wonder.
See Will E. Fishers auction ads. for
list of articles to be sold tomorrow at
his salesrooms at 10 o'clock.
Room and board can be had in pri-l
waite family. Everything home-liket
hot and cold shower. See Classified Ad.
Mrs. C. L. Dickerson is showing some
of the very latest Easter hats. These
hats came on the S. S. Sonoma and are
beauties.
Honolulu Brewing & Mating Cos
Book beer has been put on the mar
ket and the great spring beverage is on
draught everywhere.
A white bull terrier pup with tail and
ears uncut, has brown spot over right
eye. has been lost. Liberal reward if
finder will leave at this office.
Every boy and girl ought to have a.
Brownie camera. They take excellent
pictures and the two styles cost only
81 and g. Call at Honolulu Photo
Supply Co.
E. w Jordan & Co., Ltd, have re-
moved to their temporary quarters at
1877 Fort street, opposite the Love
building Will be pleased to see their
customers on Saturday morning.
A K Fukuroda, the popular Hotel street
9merchant, contemplates making some
VERY extensive improvements in his two
stores and in order to make room will
hold grand clearance sale during the
month of April Everything marked
in plain figures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi-
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign Nora NJ. Underhill. matron of
the Salvation Army Woman's Indus
trial Home, Young street, between Ar
tesian and McCully streets, mauka
side, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
Your Cough Can be
Curedl

Why do you allow cough to trouble
you when speedy cure can be had for
a quarter' The question arises what
to take? :" You cannot go far wrong
by taking what thousands of others are
taking and find satisfactory. Ii is the
well known
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-01
EASTER MATERIALS
FOR
Stylish Gowns

Beautiful goods fol evening and din
ner dresses and the every day wash
materials are all shawn at the Sachs
store in bountiful variety this week.
All the following Items are the very
latest materials and the newest pat
terms.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
The First Hiding Lesson.

County Life in America: The pupil Of
a good riding master is usually disap-
pointed at not being allowed TODD more
In the first lesson. He expects to
mount the horse at once, start off with
e trot and wind up with a canter. He
Is a little annoyed upon finding that
the first lesson consists Amos wholly
OF oral instruction and a great part Of
1t on foot at that. If the master is con-
~scientious he will not permit the anxiety
to be off and doing to interfere with a
proper understanding Of the A 3 G of
the art. Should the beginner apply at
one of the big riding academies in New
York for instruction, the first lesson
WILL begin with the leading by a groom
or a horse, bridled and saddled, into
the center of the ring. The riding mas
ter n the pupil take their stand close
by, and the former begins to explain
p~ainstakingly the various parts of the
saddle and bride and their urposes.
Se1ore anything further is attempted,
the pupil must be able to answer simple
questions in regard to the pommel and
the cantle. the curb n the snafle, and
20 know the uses OF the two bits.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
Dietinu EaSs.

Comments of a countess in London Out
look: The culinary fads Of ones friends
are becoming positively bewildering. Sew
eral girls / know drink nothing but hot
water at every meal. One friend Of mine
never has any breakfast, and mandates
me with pamphlets and treatIses by
American quacks showing the folly Of
having food before lunch time. Sleep"
I read, never makes anyone hungry, the
gnawing sensation in the morning which
people mistake for hunger is caused by
the Indigestion Of the previous nights
dinner: Food will certainly stop this pain,
but only ah the expense Of further digest
i've trouble"
or curse every time we satisfy the
cravings of hunger we may, for all we
know. be aging up stores of future dis
comfort for ourselves: but on the whole
l think it is worth the risk, and PERSONAL
ly I would just as soon be dead as 1--we on
a diet Of nut outlets. almond shape, brain
tea and Plasmon, which. according to
these l~atter-day feddists, is the pana-
cea for all the digestive troubles of life.
II certainly is a fact that any one who
could digest and ENJOY such a menu must
be a most healthy and happy person. u
then, on the other hand. there are quite
4 number of people in existence who pos
sess both these qualities without adhering
to q diet the chief components Of which
form the staple food of the inhabitants
Of the farm yard.
While it certainly is q fact that most
Of US eat a great deal more than we need,
l doubt IL there Is as much "dlgestive
trouble" in tn world as these modern
ranks would have US believe. IF, how
ever, there Is, surely the cure is more
likely to be found in moderation than in
ridiculous fads. "If there were no eating
without hunger and no drinking without
thirst said the late Mr.. Herbert Spencer,
then would the system be but seldom
out Of order" 1t Is the people who real
lie this who are the despair of the doc
tors. Moderation and regularity Of food
and life alone keep that reglon in order
In which the Chinese believe the soul re-
sides.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
On the Wrono Tack

New York Evening Sun: How we did
Taught
you're on the wrong tack" we as
sured him, sandwlching in our words be-
tween the pealing ebullit.ons of our
mirth. You're on the wrong tack" we
repeted.
He wonderingly extracted the tack
from his person and sat down again. He
didn't say anything for some little time.
because he was rather hoarse from the
effects Of his prior remarks.
How Gomez he finally inquired.
Why, that is Smiths chair you are sit
ting in" we explained ohligingly. 1--WE
planted hat tack for Smith,
A CLEAN Of intelligence suffused his
countenance. "Oh, OH" said he Knowing
ly. He replaced the tack in Smiths chair
and took another seat. The idea tackled
him so that he gould hardly tell Stella
whether to bring him poached eggs or a
chop.
And how perfectly Indifferent we all
looked when Smith came %strutting into
the dining room.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
Old Soldiers Story.

Sonoma, Mich. June 13.-That even
4 actual warfare disease is more ter
t:b!e than bullets is the experience Of
Deios Hutchins of this place. Mr..
Hntchins as q Union soldier saw three
gears of service under Butler Barke
In the Louisiana swamps, and as a re-
suit got crippled with rheumatism so
-Aat his hands and feet got all twisted
put Of shape, and how he suffered only
: Rheumatic will ever know.
FOR twenty-five years he was in mis-
cry, then one lucky day his druggist
advised him to use Dodd's Kidney
Pills. OF the result Mr.. Hutchins
says:
The first two boxes did not help me
much, but l got two more, and before
i got them used up l was a great deal
better. | kept on taking them. and
now my pains are all gone and | feel
Octter than | have in years. / know
'fodd's Kidney Pills will cure RheuIna-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
Tho Art Of Clear pictation.

New York Sun: Few people think
ard talk with precision and in logical
order, even Of the men whose raine
intellectual ability is made manifest
In their deliberate writings. In dictat-
ed judicial opinions and legal docu-
nents there now often appear redun-
dancy, complexity of thought and care
~lessness Of expression. OF which the
burden Of Interpretation is great: and
sometimes the separation of wheat
from me chaff is next to impossible.
Moreover. we discover in many con-
temporary literary productions, books
and what not, like evidences that they
We're dictated by men who had not
mastered the art. The difference be-
tween written and dictated work is
made apparent in the absence of any
thing like individuality of literary style
and in a mach!ne-like uniformity In
which there Is NO more literary style
than in the ordinary commercial let
ter
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
Matinu Diseases.

la
Hayfcld Mower: With c~artloaGs
Aowers. borrowed potted plants, snu l.a
the wedding tixings, it wasn't a fS
w~eddlng-this knott!ng of the paie .TE
at the Central church. Tuesday e'V"
The groom had consumption ana esD 4
debility written all over him. anu 4. :
brides bloodless face drooped on . az
too weak to hold its coloriess love- 4
ragged mature got mad, and Wothe55 :,
organ pedals, and a medley OF us-t INA
wedding marches beat time fof way al
n sickness. as they. arm in arm Il
up the aisle to get their License o3.g
the kind of sicltly, puny, fretty' sUo' Ii
nothing children, who are al! 'no
tumbling under the wheels OF pre-
What God hath joined together
man put asunder,' i~rretiglonsiy ns5r I,
white haired parsN. What saeii,ess n
ing to make heaven an nccotlp'Is ,rd.
mating of disease. The churcii SUI
n better business.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-06-16
AMERICAN
Made in United States and
Shipped to italy for Sale.

s'A~
Shipped to Italy for Sale.
New York Tribune: 1t will be a Sc
we're stab to the pride of Italy to learn
that the Americans are now manufac-
turing macaroui, and are actually send
ing some abroad. Factories for the
making of macaronl are running in
Philadelphia. y the owners are stead
ily ~encroaching On the business of the
importers until it seems only a question
or time when the maCaronl used in this
country viii ba made entirely of Amer
lcan wheat, In American factories by
American WorkIlen. 1t Isl All a question
Oh Wseat. AT II time it was thought
impossible to make good nlacaroni frcin
any wheat other thar that grown at
Odessa and Taranog, but now Italy and
1ehoa nave to share the profits of the
business with the maCaroni makers Of
Marseilles, in France. With America
cutting into the race for wealth by the
route, the national industry
OF Italy will be still further ~encroached
upon.
The process of manufacturing maca-
rom IN the Quaker city Is the same as
That IN Europe. Only the hard wheat,
Whleh contains a large percentage OF
gluten, is used. The wheat Is first
ground into a coarse meal. from which
ha a"ar 40 Leil,oNeu. Great care mas 10
Eaan ~ outlns 'ne sltiluihs 70
~ 49, set!peia'uIe OIL the room at
~. polnt, oosh heat ana nuihla-
~ us etnpioSeu 10 insure the re-
suit being satisfactory. The substance
FORMED by the grinding process, called
SenlOla, is then worked up into a dough
with water, and tor macaroni and YER
micellt Is forced through gauges, With
VI WITHOUT N~idndrels, as IN wire ana
mi ~ n 20 I-ik,rr 80. q
hipT ui"MlnS' or, IL paSteS are required,
- 10 loieu out IN very mn sheets
Iiohi "hich are stamped out the Varl-
gus loliils o. stars, rings etc. There
IS niue dll1erence between macaronl
ana the me, ~threadlike Verniceli and
'le lhnhlte variety OF curious and, ele-
sdAt NIUE forms which, under the
name or Italian pastes, are used for
soups.
Macaronl cannot be made every day
IN the year. or month, or week. 1t must
De u dry day., or the substance from
winch 1t Is made will not bind proper
~. Good macaroni breaks with a brit
tie sound like glass. When boiled 1t
sWells with an even swell and does not
ON apart. The inferior kind will often
break of its " weight, and VIII burst
in the boiling. A visit to a macaroni
factory is of interest as disclosing an
industry entirely novel to American
eyes. The rooms through which the
factory proper is reached are hung
from floors to ceiling with festoons OF
the driving. IT is eyerywhera
strung over parallel poles, hanging
from every piece on the wall where a
peg can be placed, stretched in door
ways so that 1t has to be brushed
aside to allow the visitor to pass
through, and fr]euuentl strung out TO
dry on the roof and in the ward for