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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
Hits Pole and Breaks Neck.

SAN JOSE. Nov. "A fine young
Horse, the property of E. ~. Fowler,
ran away this morning and, at the cor
ner Of san Pedro and San Fernando
streets. ran into a telegraph pole,
breaking its neck.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
NAN Patterson's Trial Sci

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The trial OF
Nan" Patterson. who has been in
the Tombs since last June, charged
with the murder OF Caesar Young. will
begin November 15.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08

EXHIBITION OF WATER COLORS.
Miss Helen Hydss work in Japan. Vickery
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
Decisions of Court of Appeals.

Cleanse the stomach and restore and
tone il up by using Lash's Bftters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08

Fall hats. 1904 Just arrived. noooier
than ever. Tom Dillon & Co.. opp.Palaee'
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
Tivoli.

Tivoli.
The second week of The Messenger
Boy began last night at the TivoH
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08

Decisions were handed down yes
terday as follows by the United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals:
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
SAN FRANCISCO.
pREspEN oPERA BAGS.

Just arrived from Europe. a line or
beautiful Opera Glass Bags. made
OF all shades Of silk; made TO sell
for $3.50: special. while they last.
-......-.-.. S1.5O
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08

Thousands of yards Of imported Ma
line or Illusion. all shades: worth
15c per yard; special. while il lasts
......... 20
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
LADIES' NECKwEAR.
MALIHE

These are very pretty Stocks. l.
many styles. all shades; worth 25c
while they last on sale. ...1 10,
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
CLOTH BOUND BOOKS. 15c

IL
The following Books. elegantly bound
in cloth sold by others at 35c; on
sale. while lot lasts .--.-.. 15c
Choosing Abe Lincoln Captain. Joe
the Chimpanzee. Mandy's Quilting
Party, Aunt Polly. Shedd's Brigade
A Child in Florence. A Hero in
Peace and War. Indian Children and
Their Pets. Shetland Ponies. David
Bushnell and His American Turtle.
The Little Captive Maid. The Old
Church. Daybreak Stories, The Star
in the East. Early Bible Heroes.
Stories of Jesus. Through the Look
ing Glass, Gulliver's Travels. Rob
insOn CrusOe, Arabian Nights. A
Woman's War. Window in Thrums
Able Constantine. Black Beauty.
Dark DAYS. Fantine. Jean Vatican.
Marius. EmersOn's Poems. Facing
Death. House OF the Wolf. History
of Greece. and many others.
COMPLETE SET DICKENS, SO. .35.
is books in Is volumes, by Dickens,
nicely bound in cloth. with titles in
gold; published az $3.50. On sale.
..-.---.--- ---------.--.. S3.30
1903 CHATTEzBox, soc.
1904 Chatterbox just received
NEW FICTION, S1.OS.
The following are OF the most pOpu-
lar of the new copyright fiction pub
lished at $3.50 and sold by US at.
S1OS
CIOu NIOvu -ltI- Oy 0OLCA4As OcNCLAy
of Graustark. by McCutcheon: Yer
gilfus. by Bachelor; Tattlings Of
Retired Politician; The Silent
Places, by White; Rulers Of Kings,
by AthertOn: Evelyn Bird. by Egg
gleston; Old Gorgon Graham. by
Lorimer.
FAMILY CLEANERS.
Steel blade. waterproof handle. not
toe heavy. made expressly for home
use; regular price Csc; special 1 &C
KNIVES, RAzORS AND SHEARS G
PICTURE FRAMES or ALL d.
ALL KINDS OF ELECTRl
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MllAFlnckCo
SlS-S2O MARX. ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
VELVET WAISTS

Very swell and pretty; $500 value
special "a. .OO
Come early; Orly a few left.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-08
DRAPE YErLS-

New arrival OF popular Drape Wells
made OF the best chiffon. in all the
latest shades; special. while they
last ......... .........O OOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

Sn 6pbburg berr56te bon oa on
Srieoen, Qiebe unb Slid in %ununters
brp9sner, Itrablenbsr &ruFt.
Daloemar uno Silbe bsirutbeten
mad einem Sabr ebsnIo pie Srmgurc
unb Sans 8ertram, beren @erbiHOunq
nun au9 nidts mshr i'm We9s Ituno.
SelOer aber bate i'm 9efGngnib
S3eit, bariiber no95ubenten, wie man
Elm ebrli6er Meni4 iein unb osnnot,
eriItiren fam.
3oni bate cine @nItslung uIs Sds
ger auf benz Granddaughter @uts, BAG
iebt bon ben beiben 8riiberu GENE NJ
Jam betpirtbI4aftet Diro.
Gin inniger, freunDIGdftli6er Der
fe6r beItebt 3piI9en Steinburg unC
6o6burg, unb bon 3eit al 3ett inter
balten Ii6 bic 8riiber barber, Die pors
tbeilbaft oerGnhert @raf 9iintber III.
IS 1T absr fem @unoer!" I6IoB
bann ~gep06nliG @leranoer. oWenr
man einen Iolfen @ng'l CUR Seite bat.
tpte er, 10 muB nan ia 1elne oelten VI
geni6aften berduStebren."
uno Sibu, Der pas b0rte, ladslt'
bann in ieliaer S6DGrmeret OOr iif
bin. Sn ieinem Aer5en mar es cine
llnumIt0Rli6e SbatTafe, bdb bic @rG=
fin Murin 9odburg ei9entli9 t.ir
Wenfdsntinb, Ionbern cine bonn SIM
mel berabgeItisgene 9eilige lei.
1nb in gepiFem Gimme bate sl
bie0ei9t redt oamit.
(Gnbe.) '.".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Ereue SreunOc.
Sin StttenbiIb aus Irgens
tinien.
(Gnbe.)

nSruuernb tief fab Don Selips",
biel trduriger nod oils Don Diego, cis
ner ieiner 9rOben 8orfabren, bon benz
bic lieber oes Gio GampeaoOr iin9en
unb iagen.
@r bate @runb, t~raurig gu fein: tpo
mar bic Serrli3teit fpdniI9er &upals
leros geblieben, mas mar aus ben @ns
teln iener taItilidniI6en Selbcn g.tpors
ben, bic Dor Subrbunberten bic peiten
Gebiete 3piIden benz 4tluntii9en uno
Pacifif6en SSean init benz S6perte
Ino &reu3e in Der 9ano erobert bdts
ten9 Srcili6 ulou tlar nor Don Sc
lipe iiber bieie geT6i6tIi9en GreigniNe
nidt unterrittet - nur bas tpubts er
genau, bab por Is Sabren nod gang
anberc. bciIere unb 9liidlifere 3eiten
unb 8erbGltntIe on ben ufern osS
gldn5enben 2uplataitromes geberrIdt
botten - bdmals bate er ielbIt ia
feline biirgcrli4e @riftenS ais 8iebs
bdnbler nit einem 2aNo ~begonnen, IN
BEN 10 oft pie n0tbig, obsr nod Dfter,
Qferbe unb &inber sufduie bdngen
blieben unb ibm obne StrGuben iiber
bic 9dmpa fplgten, big ibm fsin lisber,
piirbi9er Sntel Don Ramon be Mrcep
Nuhe3 i'm torboberiI6en 8ren3Itdots
den Morteros bic nDtbigeu 8ertaufss
unb @igsntbums5ertifitats fir bic all;
mdbli9 gu itattli9en 9eerben auIdms
mengefunbenen Gin uno 8ielbufer
o~usIteIte. Sntel Gamor mar bort
6riebsnsrt6ter unb bon Mmts fotaen
Derpflidtet unb p%erorbntt. jene gum
Giebpsrfauf umum9dneli6 nDtbigen
9otumente aus5ufertisen, uno that
bies germ - I'm 10 lteber, als fein
Neffs Selipe susleid iein better 8uubs
ipar. Der iid lpie Elm .dt.r .8abaIero"
ertenntlid Setste fir idnelle @bFerti.
eung uno bistretes lnterlaHen neueic-
riger 5raesn na9 benz yWie", r@os
Der" unb .guf pelde BeiTe" bes @rs
fperbs. Wosu au69 Sto Ramon mar
Elm Gbrenmonn nie Sobrino Selipe =.
beibe puBtcn gu leben unb leben all
IdFen. fir peioideine batten btibs
8erpenouns, %selegentlid aud fir fal,
f6e, lpenn Iie rc4t biGlig gu bab:n
iraren.
60 par es lange Sabre gesdngen.
Els INNER Sablreider @~nglGnber, Sran.
spfen unb 9euti6e ms 2unb famen.
gtGentbalben pudien 8%olonien smpor,
Elm pueblo folgte benz anbern. bic fpei=
ten @rasebeneR %peripdnbelten 1ih in
nit 9rabtSdunen 'umaren3tc Wciasnz
unb 2einfelosr, bi. 3inberbeerben mug :
ten duf Wegen unb Straben sstrieb2n
irerben, bic lsi9t, bel al lsiAt au perz
Tplasn tparen unb aubem ale ourd
Ortldaften fi9rten. bic man mGslidit
permeiben mubts, 2siber CAB es in ie.
benz ou9 nod 10 ileinen Reitt auh eli
men Ober gar mebrere poli3eitommiis
fare. unb bieie paren furdtbar neugies
rig. Sbre Subrinsliden 6rasen liebtn
fid omar bur1 einen inbaltrttden
6~Gnbebrud in psritdnbniBpoues Nideu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

4Is bic Some bes neuen @Iids 70
berrli6 iiber benz SauIe 9p6burg dufs
aeoanaen mar, brafts Der erFtnberiI9e
pfarrsr aud nod Qbaloemar sur Stels
lie, ben er Bel Dem Suiti5rotb auf9sfunz
ben bate.
SiIbe pergub BEL ieinem anblid feis
men 8rtef, ibren @erba4t, tur5 jsoen
S6atten unb floa nit eiaem SSubelruf
in feline 4rme, Der Ieiuen Dioerbaa
nur in benz eritidteH 2uut funo, nit
peIbtm @aIbsmar ietn pieoergtlpons
nenes 2ieb begriiBte.
.8i1t 9u enbli6 pieoer msin9" fIiis
ftsrte er, ais er ii4 10 nett gsIummeIt
bate, UNI fpre9en gu t0nnen.
.Oein auf eptg" rief Stlbe. LIMB
feb, @alDemur - iieb bod, jebt tubs
i6 ia Stern msine eigenen @ltern!"
0as neupereinte @6epdar SC6burg
fesnete ben 9unb Der beioen 10 Jung
f4pn i9pergspriiften WsnI6entinoer
aus polem 9er3en. -
6reili6 oab es einen Wttbtlan9 in
benz poIen NttorO oes 9liids, als man
mad einisen Stunben eutosdte, ouB Die
8aronin SeuFurtb ii9 nit Worpbium
- pergiftet bate. = S6onunSspoa
hattie man Walbsmar ben ssnautn
Sa6Oerbult porentbalten unb er erfubr
nur, SaB bds unOermutbete DieOgr e
ben nit Der einitieen Sreunoin lie
Idrper erI6iittert babe, uno baB lie Sur
9erubisung MOrpbium unO 5ufGlig
5upiet eingenommen babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19

Sibu bate re9t eeIeben: SiIbe fubr
in 8esleitung nit Srau llrbanD unb
benz guten pfdrrer 9asmus Der 9eis
motb pieber Su.
0erpfurrer. gIiidlider aIsW albemar
unb Woria, bate BON Srau bon S3abs
los 3ofc iit Observation-Disclosures bcfdrciz
ben loHen, Der an jenem Wlorgen 9iloe
entfiibrt bate; bel Der Yoli5ci bate or
bonn uuf @runb biefer 8ci6reibung
bic Drummer bes 5iotcrs erfobren uno
10 i6lie6ti6 berausgefunben, robin
has junge WGb4en gcfabren mar. =
Sief b%eitiir3t mar freilid Der alte
Serr, uls linn %an'tatt bes b%liibcnoen,
Io6enben ainbes, bos er aulcBt geIez
ben, cine ernite Sunefrau entgeaentrat.
beren blaHe Wau9en unb trdurise Muz
gen bon tiefcm Seraeleib ipruden.
Na9 ben eriten Worten ~freuoiser
B~eeriibuns fraste Der Pforrcr:
n4ber, mas 1T bonn nit Dir, &tnb9
Sdauit mid 70 triib an. oils sdblteit
Su atpon5is Sabre Deiter - ~tpunberit
9u Did benn sarnidt. baB ia bier
bin9"
Silbe lddelte freunblih.
rI9 ia. i6 punbere mid fdor. Sa.
ben Sic auf meinen Brief bin bef4lOis
fen, mid bier gu beIuden9"
.Nein, bas eerabe nidt. Ou mubt
nGmli9 piNen, Sinh. baB Du Elm ipes
mig au fdneu periudt baIt. Did auf
eigene Siibe gu itellen! Sn Sohburg
1T berpeil dllerbanb ans 2idt eetoms
men, mas Did febr nabe aneebt."
sat man ben MDrber sefuroen9"
rief Silbe erreet.
.Das nod nidt. aber einen 8riel
bon Deinem pfleeepater babe i6 be-
fOmmen. Der pidtise MittbeiLinaer
entbGlt, - iebr pidtise. mein &in6.'
.Wein pflesepater Elm Srief2'
traste Silbe perpirrt.
Run, er bate ibn fur3 Dor feinem
Tobe eei9rieben. - id mar ober per-
reiit unb fanb ibn erit nahWoden pie'
Der. Gr sibt 4uff6lub iber Define
@eburt. 9ilbe."
I'D, bas peib id ia aaes. Sd Bin
bas &inb elmer armen HGberin uni
zines Joritabiuntten Berger = BIT
Sante bat mfrs ersdblt."
.Dos ift aber alIes niht rid)tie! 81
bat fih jebt berausseitellt. bab Ou bor
aon3 pornebmer 9ertunft bift."
6ilbe ipurbe ouh bon bieger Sad.
ridt niht febr bepegt. Sic fdiittelte
ben 8opf nnb fagte:
,Wos niBt mir bus! Menn ih bod
feinen ebrliden Namen babel"
.Mber. mein liebes Sinh. nit Got
tes Silfe pirb es uns btelleidt aelins
gen. Dir aud ben nod su peri6affen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-19
Der Oer9dngnibUOQe
S6mur.
ROuar BON 6. BON BET 6aiSs
s-a-
(ShluB.)
SO. 3dpitel. 80
@eISfte Wirren.
SO. &apitel.

VtlU / ~ l I IL
Wcbrcre Sage f9on bate bic 9rGfiu
Maria in ibrem 9OteI auf Sngeoi &C.
ipurtet, als Sibu enbli6 zines WOr=
gems bel ibr eridien. - @r trug Elm
2eIegrumm in Der Sunb, Oas er ibr
iibergub, uno ociien Snbalt I%autete,
Sibu m0ge iOfort na6 Wiinden tom=
men, ba man bort nit tpi6ttgcn @nts
bcdun9en beI9Gftigt fci.
Oh, rief bic 9rGfin beitiir3t. nbann
iommt er aIfo nod ni9t 3uriid2"
rNein, er tOmmt ni6t. - unb bod
tpirb cr Sud beIfcn, Sbrc 9odter gu
finben," Iugte Sibu, ais fei or in aIes
ein9epeibt.
8etrOffcn bIidte Maria ibn an.
User fo9te SbHen -" murmelte
iie.
2ibu lab Ie nit ber1cGbcn bingebcns
ben 9emutb on mie cttpa Elm GROCER
9unb es getbun bate.
nSerrin," iugtc or, nbieIer Hing bier
on Sibus Sano ma6t i'm I9lafcn.
Denn er pcit binuusIebcn min. - SD
babe oreimol 70 gcfdIofcn, felt Sbr in
meines Scrrn SauIe iparet, unb t4
neiB iebt allies pciB nod bel
mebr, ais i4 Tagen barf. - SIR iudt
Sure Z o d fagte i9 Sud ni4t,
Sruu 9rGfin, buB Sbr oe%sieIbcn Blu
tes nit Der iungcn 0euti4en Ictb?"
en- in - nbrr mo 1T Tir2"
Sic lift in bieIcm 4ugenblide auf
Der Giienbubn - iic fdbrt a 4 mad
Miinden, unb bel ibr 1T elm %tIeiner,
otter Mann elm prieiter."
rOb", rief Die 8rdfin, einen S6ritt
5uriidtretenb, ober bies gebt bob
iiber uleS NatiirIi4e binaus! ST bas
3oub&ei2"
3ibu lG9elte, als babe Elm Sinb gu
fbm 9eIprO6en,
sd peib nod mebr," Iagte er, ouber
i'd Oarf cs nod nidt Iagen, 2tae5 ans
bere iperbet Sbr in Miin6en Ielbit err
fabren SBr tommt bod nit buDin,
ni6t nabr9"
.@aS ioute i'd bier no9!" Iagte sra
ria. nNatiirli6 wcroe i'd pon biefcr err
folglOien ReiIe 5uriidtebren - penn
i'd muir gang fiber ipGre, baB 9iIoe
bort it,"
90 aOs Sibuao9 cine 0epeT6e berz
nor. bic er in feincm breiten GurteI
Derborgen gebaIten. unb ipru6;
n0ie erIte 9cpeIhe tum geitern
M6enb. Sibu bat barauf 3uriidtclcs
srupbirt, buB bier cine frommc Sruu
ouf ben Serrn parte unb bic 0eutlde
iuden DOle. Sier 1T bic NntlpOrt.
nelde i'd Dor elmer baIbcn Stunbe err
belt"
n8itte bic fromme 5rau, nit Dir
bcr3ureiien. 9les pirb ii6 tldrcn,
9ilbe ipirb bier fein." ----
Muriu mioeritrebte nid)t mebr.
Sbr pur's, Gls itiirme jcbt Elm neucs,
unfuBbures Slid cbcnIo genaltiam
ouf iie elm, pie emit boz longen SSabrcn
bus llngliid iiber iie bergeTtiirSt mar.
n@ut, 70 tperbe ih mittommen." fagz
tc ie erseben. n@ott mDge 8 fiigsn.
bub bies uIes gum Seeen uusi4lGst."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

speaker of the Maine House of Rep
resentatives this winter. He was elect
ed to the house from the Bath district
and ever since the September election
has been working with might and main
to secure votes enough to WELD the
presiding officers gavel. Some believe
that Mr.. SewaH has his eye upon the
House OF Representatives here in
Washington. 1t is generally conceded
that Representative Littlefield, of the
Second Maine district, will succeed Mr..
Frye in the United States Senate,
whenever the latter ceases to represent
the Pine Tree State there. That would
make a vacancy in the House. If Mr..
Sewall can acquire sufficient civic
honors before such day comes. he
might win the election, which in Maine
is practically a life place.
Senator Foraker, of Ohio, chairman
of the Committee on Pacific Islands
and Porto Rico, has come to town and
will remain here most of the time till
Congress assemblies. He expects to
take a little time, before Congress
meets. to go over pending legislation
for Hawaii and get these measures
into shape for early consideration.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04
HAWAII MAY GET into
|. RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
Continued from page -
schedules will go into effect by July 1
RIVERS AND HARBoRs.


Accordingly, it will be seen that
something with regard to river and
harbor appropriations may depend up
on the decision with reference to tariff
revision. 1t is plain that the govern
ment expenses now are fully equal to
the receipts if not larger. Unless pro-
vision is made for more revenues, it
will be imperative for Congress to cur
tail appropriations this winter. The
River and Harbor bill will be framed
by the committee at once, but before
Mr.. Burton goes ahead he will probably
get some intir1ation from the President
about the administrators policy with
reference to revision. It is announced
here that AIR. Burton contemplates
having the bill framed and ready for
Congress about as soon as it meets, so
that the bill can be passed before the
Christmas recess.
At the Interior Department it is
learned that Secretary Atkinson has
been granted leave of absence to come
to the States to negotiate for the issue
of more Territorial bonds. He is ex-
pected in Washington before long for
a consultation on the subject with Sec
rotary Hitchcock.
GOV. CARRIERS REPORT.
| The proofs of Gov. Carriers annual
report, as revised by him, We're receiv-
| ed here several days ago, but there
were more changes to be made and he
| expressed a, desire to see the final re-
vision by the Interior Department be-
| fore the document is made public.
| Therefore, the report has been for
warded to the Governor a second time.
| II will probably not be made public
here for a week or two yet.
REVENUE CUTTER.
| Assistant Secretary Armstrong, of the
Treasury Department, said today that
| as soon as a revenue cutter can be
! spared from any point on the Pacific
| coast 1T viii be sent temporarily to
Hawaii for the protection of the bird
| life there and also for purposes of
/ patrolling the waters in the interest of
| the enforcement of the customs laws
/ The matter was taken up with Mr..
Armstrong by the Secretary of the In
terror. who has shown considerable in
terest in the matter and has asked the
cooperation not only of the Secretary
| OF the Treasury but also of the Score
/ tary of Agriculture. Just at present
Mr.. Armstrong has no revenue cutter
1 to spare. He is very hopeful that Con-
/ gress this winter viii authorize the
I construction of a new cutter for the
sole use Of the Hawaiian Territory
HAROLD SEwALL'S AMBITION.
! 1t viii probably be of some interest
in Hawaii that Hon. Harold Sewall, Of
/ Bath. Me-, erstwhile Republican Ma
/ tional Committeeman in the Territory,
) is making a vigorous canvass to become
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

ANDREWS CATHEDRAL rnornin an evening.
CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Osborne
METHODIST CHURCH, Wadman a. and p.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Felny, a.
KAWAIAHAO CHURCH, Parker, morning and evening
REORGANIZED CHURCH SAINTS Waller,
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Services at and
AUGUSTINES CHAPEL R CO, Waikiki Valent $50
BAPTIST (R CD Kiwaena, Clement $3.50 high
mass Sunday andc collection; 4 p.
MOUNT Or. CO, Kalihuka Clement I m
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ASSOCIATION Room Elite Building services
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

Little Clara-"Mother, tell me fairy
story Mrs. Gayboy (glancing at the
clock)-"Wait until your father comes
home, dear, and he will tell us both
one. ''-Cincinnati Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

us she lacking in tact as
nostess?' els she lacking in tact? She's
the kind that would ask Bishop, Pot
ter to take Carrie Nation in to din
ner."-Life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

Chiefusice Melville w Fuller the Supreme of the
United States plans is said resign his Office March
Chief Fuller will be old February
1906 will be entitled
JOY salary of $4,000 year as long as he lives.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is doing bigger business
every day. The by MRS. M D. SMITH
JUST THE somewhat different Hat
The NEWEST IDEAS AT PRICES TO SUIT THE PURSE
EVERYBODY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-12-04
UNDERCLOTHING
CHILDREN'S AND INFA

a
WASH HATS AND SUN BoNNETs 75c S1o
at $1oo$I
DRESSES $aoo, $780, $3.50
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-02-17
FOR THE PUBLIC o O
The Information Contain
ed i'm this Statement is
Invaluable to Laurens
People.

When a resident OF Laurens, whose
statemsnt appears below, who has no
monetary or other interest in the arti-
Gle which he endorses, who is anxious
to do his ~acquaintances and fellow resi-
dents a good turn, who publishes in
this paper his experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills-that citizen must have
good and sufficient reason for doing so.
The following should dispel any doubt
which may have existed in the readers
minds on this subject.
L.. Eel Potter, employed in the Cotton
Mill, residing on Factory Hill, says:
"My kidneys and back have bothered
me for quite a while. My back seems
to be the weakest spot about me, and
when / take cold it always settles
there and knocks me out. / have been
SO bad at times that / had to lose sew
eral days from work. The kidney se-
cretions were disordered, very dark
and full of sediment and annoyed me
by making me get upduring the night.
/ tried different remedies and wore
plasters but nothing did me any good
until L got q box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at Palmetto Drug Company's
store. Since using them the backache
has left me and l can sleep all night
without my rest being disturbed and
the kidney secreiions have all cleared
up and now have no sediment i'm Them
For sale by all dealers. Price so cts.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no substitute.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-02-17
LAURENS DRUG CO. RELY UPON
.HYOMEI.
Cures Colds, Coughs, Catarrh and
Grip. Just Breathe 1t.

Hyomei Is natures own method for
curing Catarrh, colds, coughs and dis
eases OF the respiratory organs. 1t is
the only natural treatment for the cure
OF these troubles.
Breathed through the neat pocket
inhsler that comes with every ouBft,
the air that passes into tho throat and
lungs, la identical with that on the
mountains, where 1t is laden with heal
ing and h~ealth-givipg balsams. 10
searches out and kills the disease
germs in the most remote and minute
air cells of the head, throat and lungs,
1t soothes and hea's the irritation Of
the mucous membrane.
Hyomei is prescribed by physicians
generally. Many OF them use it them
selves to break up o cold and prevent
pneumonia.
The complete Hyomet outfit consists
OF a neat inhaler, that is so small aud
convenient that it can be carried in the
pocket or purse, a medicine dropper
and a bottle of Hyomei. This costs but
81. and it will cure any ordinary case of
catarrh. In chronic and deep seated
conditions, longer use Is necessary and
extra bottles of Hyomei can be OBJ
obtained for 80 cents, making it q most
economical treatment for this disease.
The Laurens Drug Co. have SO much
confidence in the power Of Hyomei to
cure catarrh and other diseases of the
throat and lungs that they sell it undor
their personal guarantee or refund the
money to any purchaser In case it fails
to give satisfaction. They take all the
risk themselves and Hyomei costs you
absolutely nothing unless it does you
good.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-02-17
THEY WILL PLANT COTTON.
How Kentuckians Mean to Fight To
baccO Trust.

Louisville, KY, Feb. 15.-Over 500
farmers In that part of Kentucky
known as Jackson's Purchase, lying
between the Tennessee and Mississippi
rivers, and the Tennessee State line
have agreed to plant only SO per cent.
OF tbs acreage In tobacco thfs year and
Instead will try experiments in cotton.
Cotton is no real experiment. in this
part OF the State, but the richness of
the soil and the previous good prices
for tobacco have oansed all energy to be
devoted to tobacco.
Now, however, with 20 cents cotton
talked of and the prospects in favor of
10 cents cotton for several years, and
with the tobacco trust steadily reduc-
ing tho farmers' return from the rails
Ing of the weed, the five hundred odd
farmers who attended a mass meeting
at Mayfield Saturday afternoon unan-
imouely agreed to plant only SO per
cent. in tobacco this year and to de-.
vote the remainder of the acreage to
cotton.