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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-30


It is the only make that can boast
of the REMOVABLE ICE coMPART-
MENT.
Have you ever thought that this
claim is the secret and success of con-
structing a cleanable, pure and germ
proof refrigerator? For years it was
conceded that the non-removable ice
compartment was an ideal culture farm
for germs. Now no fear need be enter
tanned for this great menace to health.
None, other than the GURNEY. has
the REMOVABLE ICE coMPART-
MENT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-30
Have You a Cold?

q great many people are down with
them. Perhaps you don't know what
to Fake to cure quickly and pleasantly
WHY not try the we'll known
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-30
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

Register Now.
To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Taylor. a
daughter. born yesterday.
Pacific Lodge will hold special meet
ing this evening for work in the second
degree.
Joe Muniz was arrested yesterday
for assault. ]. Spencer was taken in
for gross cheat.
The usual weekly rehearsal of the
Symphony Society orchestra will take
place this evening at the society's
rooms at o'clock.
The undisputed light and welter-
weight championship of America is to
be decided tonight when Cans and
wolcott meet at woodward's pavilion.
San Francisco. Both men enter the
ring at 142 pounds.
The Hawaiian Gazette annual luau
to employees and their families will
take place tomorrow at the Peninsula.
The day will be spent In feasting and
sports. There will be baseball, etc.
The train will leave at s:15 a. m.
Mr.. |iggins of the U. S. Experiment
Station made shipment in the Ala
media of alligator pears, put up in diff
ferent styles of package, for New York
City. Cold storage is arranged for all
the way and the fruit is consigned to
reliable storemen in New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-30
NESS LOCALS.
Registering?

,cpular shop in town for
Try the Imperial Shaving
.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-30

For Concert This Evening at Moans
Hotel.

A public band concert win be given
at the Moana Hotel this evening at 1880.
when the following program will be
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

The Bulletin has received several
communications from voters in yari,
Gus parts Of the city, complaining Of
practices INDUCED in by the oppost-
ton at the recent city election 1t
does not believe that any good can
come of exploiting the bitterness en-
sendered in that campaign II is best
tor the community to accept the re-
suits as declared by the several re-
turning boards as fnal--until the next
tima-and il is best that all parties
TO the contest now buckle down to
business and do what they can, each
In his own sphere Of action and to the
extent of his ability for the up-build-
ing of the city and the betterment Of
the community There is much to be
done, and much can be done by intel
ligent, puhlle-spirited effort nothing
can be gained by fighting over a cam
paign that is past. Those who prove
themselves the most effective work.
ers for the common good will not be
wanting in popular favor when the
next contest is called
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Recently Bishop Charles B. Gallo
way, one of the most beloved prelates
| in the South at a missionary meeting
In Waco, Texas, prayed that Japan
might come of victorious In her fight
with Russia. His reasons for tais
supplicauon were that Japan is
friendly to the missionaries and Ru
sia is not II the mikado, wins in this
war he will not interfere with tue
missionaries in his own kingdom nor
molest those who are now stationed
Ia Korea AMI Manchuria. The policy
OF Russia, as we have frequently stat
al Is TO hermetically seal her pos
sessions SO that foreigners can not
gain entrance to them She has driy
an foreign manufacturers out of her
domains. after inviting them there
and after they have spent thousands
m top Of thousands Of money to es-
tablish their factories. She has made
L convenient for foreign residents to
take up their habitatinns outside her
boundaries, and her laws relative TO
the spread of the gospel are so string.
ent that only the Greek church, the
church Of state, is recognized or al
lowed within the empire. The czar is
not only the state, he is also the
hurch And one of the strongest
holds he has on his people lies in the
fact that he is the head Of state anu
,hurch Were he to gain undsputcd
possession of Manehura and Korea
the missionaries of all churches ex
cept his own would have to move out
That Is one reason, and perhaps the
strongest, why the people Of this
country. irrespective of the position
If neutrality assumed by their GOV
arnment, are partisan supporters of
Japan, and Bishop Galloway In his
public prayer was rejecting, unwit
tlngly no doubt, the sentiments of
more than 95 per cent Of the inhab
ltants Ct America when he prayed for
iivine interference in behalf of the
mailer eomhatant Memphis Com.
mercial-Appeal
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KNOW WHAT SHE WEARS.

To be as much of a companion 10
his wife or sweetheart as possible 4
nan should devote some study to the
technique Of dressmaking. He should
&c able to talk intelligently on the
'ubiect which lies closest to w.
rams heart This is the subject Of
!ress. In order 10 post himself on
he STYLES and the terms Of expres
ION used in the dl acuasion Of gowns
md toilets he should read the fashion
columns Of the papers.
When the new dress is worn for
he FIRST time his first question should
q. have you bought enough material
or tho parasol? BY this question he
VII show that he knowa the import
'nee Of the parasol this season In
frightening the effect Of the tout on
emble. He can deftiy remark that
me Of the prettiest parasol handles
ae has seen was one having rich in
frustations Of contrasting nature
When It comes TO discussing the
forthcoming wedding gowns 1t wouid
70 proper 70 say that he personally
faFors the Louis XIV. and Pompadour
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
clined are the chief law sjverS ant
iictators Of society"
A WeIahtY Question.

Il was an hour of symposium in
Boston The wife Of His Excc'leucv.
I the Governor II Massachusetts ana
various other women OF distinction
were coQsuted as 20 this vital ques
lion Of houshold economies. Should
4 wife press her husbands trousers2'
The governors wife uncousciausly
Influenced, perhaps by political con
siderations, and unwilling to offend
the voters. said that a wife who cared
anything for hcr husbands personal
appearance should not refuse this
ministry of The flat iron Mrs Edna
d. Cheney vas more guarded Ii a
man shows a tyrannical spirit, his
wife should show her independence
by refusing t3 restore his brceches
% symmetry In short, a wife may
pres her husband trousers So long
as his behavior Is goud II Is a pity
that this rule cannot he enforced gen
orally Then bagging at the knee
would have moral meaning With
the Procession Eyevhgdys Magl
zine for May
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modes, because they demand rich ma
ttrials and can only be taken up by q
limited number The following terms
would then be in order, Pink plnne,
apron Of white mousseline, CuTsage
that makes curve over the bust
bias frills, sheer stuff, and flower
Sashes on hodices If he is not care
ful he may mention a number Of
things found only on meuu cards III
used in farming He must under
stand that shirrng has no reference
To eggs, ruchng to Charlotte Russo
scallops to oysters periwinkles to
seashels. gaHoona to quarts, or yoke
to oxen
bO.iCe is not a bodkin, oven If it
does taper to a point because a bo-
dice, 10 he right, should come down N
long. prim point, old timey. pretty
ana irrational 4 hat is not a pailor
window even if lace curtain does
fall al the back These elementary
distinctions must be learned
But to appear truly learned. inquiry
5houll be made as to the diibbieh A
man may know other things but if he
let's the djibhieh escape him he is
lost Il should be long. loose, aFd
straight cut oat at the throat, and
endowed" with flowing sleeve
Chicago Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
sas.sssssses..sS8sass4
FROM THE MAGlZ NES
Youthful Social Ruiers.

The young people are still the ru
'ers Of the Eastern society" says Mrs
Burton Harrison. in Everybody @
magazine IN Ros on whore high
linking and intellectual eupremac,
)Bce rode over the waters a. If in al
lrh. We are told that society i give
vcr into the hands Of The very youth
'ul set whose dinners anil balls al.
loHee parties are the chief events aef
opics In New York.. tho elders %
4 certain set gtill meet at ilrge func
ions with the juvenile hr The d.
7Btante and her Playfcllows Hsurp Q
large share of room and public atten
ion In Philadelphia there ar still
Inner and suppers where the head
If the community assemble ard main
ain their old character OF arre1 bilify
3ut the young generation require
md seCuroa-its full share ~ en- cr
tanning In Baltimore. wh1ra beauty
md youth have over shared renovr
Fith terrapin an9 canvas baCis ducEr
he mothers and fathers. frankly 3. =
II home and let their children haae
heir fun abroad
The same general conditions lara
ig prevail II the other cities within
)ur radius of observation from he
metropolis. and. universally in this
present year Of grace, the eay yannr
married couples, who are modishly in
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

There Is man Of The name of A
II Williamson In Memphis, who
with his wife, are plaintiffs in pro
ceedings brought against three loar
concerns of that city to enioin
them from taking their household ef
fects. valued ar 5000. They alloge
that since April. 1903, they borrowed
$500 from the concerns at different
times and that they have paid, all
told, .oG2, interest and principal. to
cancel the debt. but that each Of the
concerns still claims a balance. 1t
seems that Williams Is an engineer
for the Illinois Central railroad com.
pany and he was induced to submit
to extortion partly by the threat Of
the sharks to cause him to lose his
position. Up to this date he holds
the record.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

In the May number OF Wayside
Tales, just out, there Is a thrilling
story Of life in that "haltworld' oi
which most of us have but vague
conception Surely the author, Eu-
gene Katz. should be able to apoak
with authority ON such subject
for through many years as 4 police
reporter on great metropolitan dail
les he has been thrown In the clos
est contact with tho dem.mondaiue
and he knows hcr in all her moods
in her loves ana hates, Joys and r
rows. hopes and haruShips.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
MIR. CANNON'S DECLINATION.

The reason why Speaker Cannon
was wanted as a candidate for the
vice presidency was frankly ayowei
was to save Illinois. which was sup.
,osed to be in danger Of going Demo
ratio
1t was known that Mr.. Cannon did
not desire the nomination az MIR
Roosevelts running mate. but il was
alculated that the nomination might
le forced upon him. and that 8ucb
pressure might be brought to bear
hat he would not persist in declining
lie now insists, however. that under
10 circumstances would be accept a
nomination If rendered
II may be a mere coincidence. but
t is nevertheless worthy of notice
hat this determination was not ex.
iressed in such an outspoken way
antiI the result of the Democratic pri
naries in Chicago was made known
The capture Of majority Of the dele
;ates for the Hearst forces seems Ia
iave been taken by the Republicans
IS a reason for believing that they
IRE no longer in danger Of losing Hi.
iois. and 50 the need Of Mr.. Cannon
~ the ticket is not SO acutely felt
md the speaker of the house may
nave purposely seized the occasion to
take himself out Of the race. Cou
rierJournal
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

At the solicitation OF the publ hers
Of The American Boy, Detroit Mich
the managers Of the worlds gspoat
tion at 81. Louis have set apat, July
9Th a4 American Boy pay. Fine pro-
grams for boys will he given IN FEES
dtal han ca thet day -he programs
being under lbe supervision OF the
aditor Of the Amenican Boy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

In the current number of the La
dies Home Journal Edward Box has
full page article in which he makes
some harsh criticisms upon the women
Of the land for the free use Of yari,
GUS we'll known patent medicines
which, he says. contain large per cent.
ages of alcohol. He argues that while
beer contains only from two to five
per cent of alcohol, the medicines he
names contain from i3 to AZ per cent.
much greater than sherry, port, claret
or champagne. and greater even than
whiskey. Mr. Box rather oyerdraws
the matter. 1t seems, He negleets to
state that patent medicines are not
taken as a beverage like been and
whiskey and vine, but in very small
doses as medicines. and the quantity
Of alcohol In teaspoonful or table
spoonful Of any of the medicine he
names Is lntinitisimal Mr. Box Is a
something Of a sensationalist
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
Judge ]. j. Russell, Of Mississippi.

Judge ]. j. Russell, of Mississippi
county, Missouri, Is the Democratic
nominee for congress in the Four
teenth district He Is one of Mis-.
souri's able men who will be sure to
make creditable record in the ma.
tional legislature for his constituents
end for the country The judge is well
known in this city and esteemed by
all who know him. He is one of the
officers of Cairo's new bank and de-
liyered an admirable address at the
banquet lately given to the directors
and officers by President e. A.
Smith His nomination by the Mis-.
souri, convention was unanimous.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
The Rcd Book.

There are three stories which III.
volve school life, in the Mag Red
Book. which IL iust to hand hut they
are Of widely different character and
this does not moan that they ARE ih
tended for the Juvenile reader That
Practical Joke by Ethel Shakeifard.
relates The trouble IN which TWO u1g
teachers found themselves when d
sensitive school eitl set to work 70
plan tbuir humiliation; "Decurah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09


Of corn
Similarly man who does not wish to marry and deaf to the
Of the charncr who perfectly satisfied with his home
boarding house and TIE FAMILY COVERED BY HIS OWN
HAL win labor and plan and puh for money and place will
lie who elcn desires take to himself wife, provide for that
wife fitting home and that home filed with his children
Nobody here America need marry he doesn't to- and
consequently marriages those Of INCLINATION. Now
the question j. Are these marriages likely be happier than those
contracted from motives Of policy2
some persons viii add Is ANY marriage likely be happier
than marriage3
1t is a saying that marriage lottery and like
other rtc sayings Is that has been rags by the
of those who found the well fitted their own
backs that they could resist putting it
Marriage Is lottery and when ask Is better marry
remain single is if asked Is better give all
possess for ticket which MAY cnc splendid fortune and
which may turn up-BLANKl
Just with marriage One take up newspaper without
reading of divorces of wife MURDERS of domestic rcaccry and
wild revenge of all Of misery and sin and shame that in
way another have resulted from marriage. Without going
the public prints looks through the list of their acqaint
and for each happy marriage finds that conduce
to the misery than to the bliss Of the parties.
In the LOVE marriage both parties set with ABSO-
LUTEY IMPOSSIBLE IDEAL only of the character and
pbet of The chosen partner but the conditions under
which they live together The marriage relation formulated
by pair Of true lovers that and NEVER WILL
BE REALIZED on EARTH and, told upon the best
auno al hcrc are no marriages In hcaFen We may larry con-
cude that is absolutely ideal and be realized anywhere
It pity for suppose the human mind unable conceive of
anything satisfactory than ideal marriage husband NOBLE
lofty wise and powerful among tender decnta and pro
tece toward his wfea Of combination Of Napoleon Solomon
and Romeo
WHICH, THEM IS BETTER OR, TO LITTLE GYM.
IcALLY, WHICH EVIL, scYLLA OF
RMoNY OR THE cHARY1Dis OF SINGLE
And decides for marmony which is the backer gulf
that of marriage de CONVEYANCE, which style sensible
rage that Of marriage Of and duson sure in
bitter dsilhsoal
DO NOT PRETEND TO ANSWER LIKE TIE SPHINX,
ONLY ASK AND WAIT FOR A REPLY
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

According TO a story just out Herr
John Sharp Williams says he loves
dcutsche Frauen, deutsche Weine.
deutsche Gcmuthlichkeit and more
over alte deutsche Tapferkeit Hoch
Herr Williams! Also, likewise Prost!
Gesundheit! and several other things
with which our German fellow eit.
zens love to greet their friends on oc-
clsinns.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Have something to "blow" about
and then "blow' about it.. In poll.
tics the silent man" may cut some
ice. provided others talk for him. In
business the same rule holds good
the newspaper Is the horn, hut the
merchant must supply the wind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

tion, as indicating the probable drift
Of the governors forces A break by
Alexander would be the sensation of
the day after a stubborn contest OF
some hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
Fun AND PHILOSOPHY.


No, by the Lord Harry,
The chances are black
For me to marry,
Alas and alaCkl
Fer though | ana lonely,
| haven't the knaCk.
To prosper with only
A lass and a lack
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

The high chimney in Glasgow that
we read ahH, sometimes Is 4s8 fect
high II is sometimes claimed tbqt
this smoke stack Is taller than the
Warrington monument, which Is NO
The case. az the latter is $50 feet. So
inches.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

In this department all manner Of useful In.
formation VIII be briefly given every day, any
question asked by readers concerning any Of
the multitudinous affairs Of daily life will re.
geive careful consideration
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

With the solid south" and the
electoral votes of New York. New
Jersey, Connecticut, West Virginia
and Indiana. the Democracy can elect
president The four independent o.
dehateahle states named. are neces
gary to the success of either party
and there the great battles of the
campaign will be fought The Demo
Gratis of these great pivotal statef
know what they want they know
what sort of platform and what sort
Ola man are needed to carry then
states, and their wishes are entitled
to respectful consideration from the
Democrats elsewhere The Demo
Gratis of New York, West Virginia anf
Connecticut have already declared It
self for Judge Parker. those of New
Jersey and Indiana are certain to fol
low suit and the Democratic party d
the nation cannot afford TO turn down
the demands of those who must bear
the brunt of the battle in November
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

This design viii look vol pensee. be
athcr drey. Fib short lace.
ie7l Of han1~@l The moc here
here quit deal ef haHd#ort { The
doue irregular edet n
on r-a- u aiie 4e4fly ali ~
sleeve The SKIRT finished edge
fhe ha1wers 6rsi
wide of palm
BACKYARD stitching around this
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

The greatest Russian bell rests on
stone pedestal In tho kremlin. at
Moscow, Russia. Il was made in l735,
$ ~ feet high. over go feet in circum.
terence at the rim and weighs abcut
900 toms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Draft horses tame principally from
he big claek animals which were wild
N Europe centuries ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Reckoncd in volume Of discharge
the larrert rivers in the worll are:
be Amazon, Congo and La Plata, in
he order named.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

"You have been fighting agaln.
Tommy" I couldn't help it, mann
ma That Staplcford hoy sassed me,
THAT waa no reason for fighting lou
should have remembered that SOFT
answer turneth away wrath, and
given him soft answer" Il ala, /
hit him with a chunk O. mud, CHI
cag0 Tribune
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

The bo0ms that plente0usly spring
How they upset our plans.
There's one that is the real thing
Aud lots Of aIso-rans
Washington Star
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Our Republican friends in this
county are watching the changing
conditions on their political horizon
with steadily increasing interest. Thf
news of the result of the Chicago pri
maries is Of the greatest importance
for II means setback TO the gov
ernor to whom they are pledged II
Is almost certain now that Gov. Yatey
will not be the nominee of the con
rention at Springfield. but It is quite
probable that. If he manages hi
strength jddiciously. he may not be
left entirely out Of the final reckon
Ing. The situation has reached q
point where II Is a question Of whicf
hand wagon the governor and his fol
lowers wish to Jump into as it goes by
II Is understood that tho Alexander
county delegation. while determined
to stand by their instructions roa
gcnabe length Of time. will be gov
erned by the Developments at the
convention: and IL. after the seconf
or third ballot. II can Re determined
which Of tho other candidates is like
y 70 be the lucky one. they will moi
be slow In going over to him. Alexan
der eoHntys position in the conven
tioh II an important one. being sec
ond on the roll-call after Adams: and
It's vote Is therefore looked furware
20 With interest BY the entire conyen
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County Illinois, Pop
ulation 16,:47.

Mayor, CLAUDE WINTER.
Clerk, Il. A. HATCHER
Comptroller. p. Il. Powell
Police Magistrate, j. II. ROBINSON,
Chief of Police, 4, u. PRICE.
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Americas Nom
Marrying Men
ry Mrs. FRANK LESLIE

want what he hasn't got is the NORMAL condition
Of man. Probably it is a good thing for the world
that this is 20, for DISSATISFIED DESIRE IS TIE
SPRING or EXERTION, and we all know that the
man who can lie all day under his banana trees and
eat tlcir luscious fruit without even the labor of
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK K.
DAVIS.

Board of County Commissioners.
JOHN A. MILLER. Chairman.
JOHN A. BOURGOIS,
DR.. j. Il. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Der wise gon1aho is der yun dot
gets cold feet before der game be
gins DinEelspicl
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

fio breathe il In the ear
o all who doubt and fear.
And say 10 them, Be good of cheer.
LongfelloW.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Alexander County, Population 22,965.
County Judge VIM. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk JESSE Il, MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE Il. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner DIR. JAS. Nj. McMANUS
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

Big from East. Big going East.
No. 8, 1900 pm, No. s, $50 am.
No. 9, 1900 pm.INo. 2, 800 pm.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

How much Is slate?" asked the
customer why, we're not quoting
It. replied the coal dealer in sur.
prise. Possibly not" returned tho
customer but | notice you're selling
it."-Chicago Il Evening Post
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

NJ. 4 O. from North M. & O.going Nth
No. |, 1881 pm No. .. 1881 pm.
No. 3 2:0i am No. 4, 2:25 am.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09
HOW THE TRAINS RUN

Trains Arrive. Trains Depart.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

lC. from South |. G, going South
No. /, 2:06 am. No, /, $50 pm.
No 20t, I'll an.
No. ,, liz pm No. 20S, 2;t5 am.
No >, 1916 pm,No. 8, $40 am.
No. 6, ELL pm. No. 5, 10G pm.
No. s, 900 pm, No S5 SEQ am.
*No A., 1885 am, ]No.43, $500 am.
"No 4l. $50 pm. ItNo. II, SIS pm.
*Paducah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-09

l. c. from North l. c. going North
No. 205 2:o9 am. No. 2, 1885 pm,
No. 3, 4:17 am, No. 4, 1885 am,
No. q, 1880 am, No. 6, 2;20 pm.
No. 8, 1916 pm. No. s. 9:O5 pm.
No. l05, 140 pm. No 400 2;35 pm.
No, /, Goo pm. No, 204 2;2O am.
No %, 1885 pm No. "a, Sis am.