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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
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AID H|GHTON
The County Act Contest
Will Probably Begin
on Thursday.

Il did not know absolutely until last
night that 1 was to be retained TO con-
test the validity of the County Act, -
said attorney Henry E. Highton yester-
day. consequently. I cannot tell you,
off hand, what form the contest will
take, precisely. But 1 expect TO be
ready to move within the next two or
three days. Indeed, L hope to get mat
tiers in trim by Thursday. But, as
said before, 1 cannot say positively.
1t is a serious fight, and no move
should be lightly considered
And so the fight is doomed to drag a
little more. However, no one can gain
say the wisdom of Mr.. Highton in de-
clining to enter upon the battle hastily,
nor until he has had every opportu-
nifty to get a thorough knowledge of
the ground upon which he will fight.
It was announced yesterday that John
W. Cathcart had been retained to as
sist Mr.. Highton in the battle. Mr..
lawyers at the Hawaiian bar, and with
Highton will, make very strong team
in any court. Whether any other
lawyers will be retained is a matter
that is still in the air, but it is prob
able that the attackers of the Act will
have the passive advice of W. r. Cas-
tie, head of the Civic Federation. al
though his name will not appear in
the list of counsel. Mr.. Castle. it is
understood, has stated that he does not
want his name to appear, because of
The line of attack, it is said-although
as before noted Mr.. Highton will say
nothing upon that head-will lie either
in bringing a writ of prohibition to
forbid the Secretary of the Territory
calling an election under the provisions
of the new law, or in a writ of manda-
mus aimed in the same direction. OF
course, as everybody knows, Secretary
Atkinson is not here to be served, but
the Acknowledgement as the legal Off
Ger of the Territory, will accept SER
vice for him. and the action will go on
precisely as though Mr.. Atkinson We're
not on the other side of the Pacific.
It is the hope of the heads OF the Civic
Federation, in fact, that a decision up
on the validity of the Act may be OBJ
tanned in time to prevent going ahead
with an expensive election--and in
time to permit the legislature to frame
the appropriation bills to fit actual con-
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-03
THE TRIAL
Of MEHEULA
Clerk of the Last SEES.
sion of the House is
Before Jury.

For a second time, solomon Meheula,
clerk of the last House of Representa-
tives, is on trial before a jury in the
Circuit Court on an Indictment for
gross cheat. Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Fleming is conducting the case for
the Territory, defendant being repre-
scented by c. W. Ashford, and the fol-
lowing are in the jury box: c. Lam
bert, E. Henriques, D. NJ. Ross, T. A.
Juen, Fred Turrill, w. P. Roth, c. G.
Bartlett, Ben Guerrero, Job Bachelor,
F. ]. Robello, F. NJ. Kiiey, NJ. w. Park
hurst.
The indictment charges that Niche
ula, as clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives, fraudulently represented TO
the House Committee on Accounts that
he had purchased thirty volumes of
the Hawaiian laws for $3.50 and that he
made out a voucher and procured and
cashed a warrant for the $3.50, when
in fact no such purchases had been
made. Many members of the last House
are in attendance upon the court to
testify as to whether they ever receiv-
ed the volumes that We're said to have
been purchased for them.
c. r. auckland, chief clerk in the
Secretary's office, was the first witness
called. 1t developed, when he took the
stand, that the original journal of the
sessions of the first House of Repre-
sentatives has been lost and the fail
ure of the prosecution to produce it in
the Meheula trial yesterday resulted
in a contest a to whether the printed
journal could be introduced in evidence
as correct copy. auckland of the
Secretary's office testified that he had
made diligent search for the document
in question but had not been able to
find it. 1t was lost long time ago and
it's disappearance is a mystery.
After proving that the original was
not obtainable Deputy Attorney-Gen-
eral Fleming offered one of the print
ed and bound volumes, but Ashford OBJ
jected on the ground that it was not a
correct copy, whereupon j. d. Avery,
Stenographer of the House. who helped
to make up the journal, was called to
testify as to its accuracy. Under cross
examination by Ashford he stated that
he had not compared it all with the
original draft though he had compared
some parts.
There We're many other witnesses
called the case occupying the greater
part of the day, and then not being
concluded. 1t will probably be finished,
however, today.
TWO DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court yesterday handed
down a decision in the case of j. M.
Viyas VS.. G.. Akuna. The effect of the
decision is that the Third Court is re-
versed in the matter of bond. The
plaintiff had a judgment for $3.50 and
On appeal a general bond for $500 was
fled, and the circuit judge dismissed
he appeal on the ground that the stat
Itory bond of $500 for COSTS had not
been filed. In deciding the case the
court said:
by Rule s the exception in this case
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Auction Sale
Thursday. May 4, 1905,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

AT my salesroom, SAT Kaahumanu
street, I will sell
Iron Beds, Bureaus, Mattresses.
Washstands, L Hair Mattress.
Chairs, Rockers, Rugs, Crockery.
1 Westermeyer Piano.
L LeipSic Piano
Large Ceder Clothes Box and Mat
treSs
Mission Table and Chairs
Rolls Chicken Wire and Is Posts,
feet
1 Buggy
Lot Ferns, Plants. Etc.
Canary and Cage good singer.
Women's Hats, Kitchen Tables,
Chinaware.
Corrugated Iron, Pictures.
Ebony Chairs, inlaid work, pearl.
l Ladies' Writing Desk
l Music Cabinet
L Hat Rack. Etc, Etc.
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YOUR FAULT

If your teeth are not in per-
feet condition, the fault is your
own. Consider their value and
you viii realize it is your duty
to give them immediate atten-
ton. The cost is so little and
we guarantee we won't hurt Won.
there is no excuse for decayed
teeth.
THE EXPERT DENTISTS.
F. L. Ferguson, D. D. s., Mgr.
215 Hotel st. Opp. Young Bldg.
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HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. l.,
!. o. r. M.

Meets every second and fourth
THURSDAY of each month, In I. O.
o. z. Hall.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend.
r. d. sTROUP, Sachem,
EDWIN FARMER, G. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

1T was my first year out." said
the rApVrr H0uthpaw, "nHd any
amount II money that I might re-
caive for b8Nying at mo sport ehat
WIS more than eating aud sleeping
% nae looked Ike ~ much money
found
"80 when the Ciafasyille. Tenn
club offered me f85 q month aua my
b0hrf - pitch for tta team ! jumped
al the chance % get out I waa not
quite - years ~ axe a. the time.
but extremely tall aud thin for my
years
The other players. most ~ whom
sere past their majority. would not
allow mo 10 go In Tor any 81 their
diHalpatlouH. and many a time
would walk down the street With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

and has not stopped AZ anything In
orieQ 10 attain IT'S end.
GIVEN A TROuNCtNu
oiu tho Olympic games the west
gave the east a trnuuring that Il
VIII never forget II upons9 the
eyes Of 10 eastern athletic atfthnrl
tloa The casts heroes. such men
~ fiauugpa. Shiek. Munaon. hon
has. Walsh. Duffy. have al gone
down "a dchmt aud In their places
hp - arisen Nnhn. iIrhthody pyo-
mk. nlaw Abldte Gartmoil. SCHULZ.
Rodman. Rose. Dole, kingsbury aud
kellogg
Alter a careful comparison Of the
material M tho east aud west Il can
be readily seen that toe west leads
u the country today IN the matter d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
The Athletes of the West Guido Their Eastern BhersOth Sp

can be seen that the west has the
best menBIn sin ~ the twelve cham
plonahip events, the east four. and
in two there ia tie the $40. be.
tween Taylor and ktssabury, and
the hammer throw. Between Plaw
and Flanagan.
When Noodles Hahn coapletss
his services with the Cincinnati
club this year be will have taken
something like tf.s6o from the trea-
nury Of tho Cincinnati Exposition
company this amount representing
his salary from April II 10 October
co. d period ~ six months.
Hahn has not forgotten when he
vas willing. even anxious. 10 pitch
Cor l85 a month aud board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

one ri the veterans Nha A.
oflhE would leave me- atand,,'inE a
side The door II the saloon -, ...is. 9ai.
went inside 10 malsian 49, @Niis be
man. WIS Inner
Ny work with ctayt..e,
iractea the attention III ~ W. e
crn isugue managafa ana I, . aeaiA.
Ong before ! bad a Iab =, 90 -
circuit ! pitched egnsig.sst1 q
D , ! reach ~ majority ~
wa. ~as not much over q when cipsI.
Ihla fact leads me % bsfa.
that III be good f0f several yg g...s.s
come With Tho Reds dsgpits =
dope which shows that M - M
a iefi=haudsr iu fast comsss =. 4 7.
limited" paAg i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

Monday. by one and one-quartnr
lonEsha. The starting % the race
was somewhat delayed. owing q
No. : 81 the Washington eres
breaking his oar twice. The two
boats finally got away az 81
O'Clock. both crews pulling a. - e.
the minute. From The start Wash
lngtun seemed u be the better
trained crew. Her men pulled stead.
ily and In excellent form stanford
was sfratic and lacked both
strength and style. The weather
conditions we're favorable, Hardly
n ripple Was 10 be seen. and the
slight breeze which swept over the
water did not annay the men At The
oars.
stanford a position lay on the side
toward the Marin shore with Wash
ingion on the outside course.
Washington finished the distance
ia 70 20 Tho eruMd which vent
out 10 witness the race left san
Francisco on che 10 o'clock boat
The Washington she'll was the last
% unt In appearance Washington
carried As pounds nf dead weight.
ewing 80 the fact that she carried
no eaxsWain. The uarthernsra we're
first 10 put out from the ciuh house.
followed q few momauis later BY
Stanford. The Judges were T. "
Garnet. coach Of tbs stanford esuw
and Il. II. Gather. assistant IN
siruesor 81 the stanford men. !.
q. Knight. the coach % the wash
iugton Grew. acted 80 starter
Following are the names Of both
crews
Richard Chester. bow and steers
uian. Z Tfidsn. No 9. Owen Grin.
No. 3. and u. pullon. stroke.
The stanford cFeN was made hp
OF heavier men thaa the Washing
ton. The crew consisted OF II. q,
nutterfiald. bow p. Bryan M 3.
p. Zimmerman. No. 3 w. II Dole.
stroke and captain. and y ". Tur-
ner. eaxaWain-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

SALT LAKE Apffl fs Mike
Sshreek. Of Ciucinnufi. knoC ked ont
George Gardner. uf Lowell. Mas.
in the Iafter part Of the twentieth
round IT a furious twenty -fuund
contest Monday night The knock.
out bios vas an overland right
FuinR tn the nesk Gardner fuae
before the tenth eouut. huf Waa 80
v eak that the referee stopped the
fiEht to save him further punish
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

tsated Flanagan Rose ~ king with
~ shot. Hndmhn. OF Illinois. and
sheridan and Rose are about In a
class by themselves la the discus
Rose la only fair IN hamueB
throwing. The east docs not el8AH
Ia the pole vault compared via
such ~ fofmerW as Dole DForak.
samaa. Gloycr aud FiHhlelgh. u the
west
Al thu hurdles SCHULZ Is the beat
in the low hurdles In The rum lng
broad jump the aaHt has Princeton,
the best man ia America 20 the it0
yard dash KluEshurg. of Colorado.
aud Taylor. the negro runner OF
Pennsylvania. are about equal. both
men having made phenomenal re-
cords the past year From this it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

competitive athleiIea Hahn has
defeated shick of Harvard. Torfey
OF Yale. Roulon Miller of Prince
ton. and uuffY has continually re-
fused to meet the western rhamp-
ion. so that Hahn il today the leel
Innate champion nf America In
tho distance runs not an eastern
man has performed 30 well a.
LiRhthody 81 Chicago A, A.. C0e.
of Michigan. and Rawa ~ Miehl
san. with tho possible exception OF
'arsoua. 81 Vale. aud Munnou. uf
Cornell. but Muneun WAS badly de-
feaied ~ the Olympic gamer
WHERE EAST ENCEt4s.
Ia the field events the east iH
atronEuat Ia tho running high jump
Ina the hammer throw Pinw has de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
SIWhSkES ARE
COMING HOME

The Seattle baseball team all
arrive In Tacoma from ls0a Angeles
early "Wednesday morning Thf
opening game OF the series VII b
played
For Seattle. Charlie Hall. Of s-nia
De swat fame. will nfflelnte On the
slab. nuhhy keefe vii. In all
likelihood. open up for Tacoma.
During the fore part Of She After
noon a parade headed BY a brass
band with the Tacoma and Seattle
players 81 carriages. wfil take . aes
The procession Nill start at
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

DO QDt have time % SO west 4" And
yet New York and other eastern
mon believe that the man from che
west lNpf no account and should be
dictated 90.
To-day tho west u supreme In
amateur athletics The New Igrk
Athletic club. although Olympic
team champions. dld 40 wins this
title By competition. but rather b
default. In that Il claimed the one
point In tho tug.of. war competition
which should not have hccn allowed
.tt. but the spirit of commercialism
has enteres even athletics 90 such n
degree that New York would q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

The rise " the west 20 a pinnacle
in American athletOH that would
threaten the supremacy of the
east IN no small manner has arrived
AID the west can argue With The
caAl In the matter % athletics. fR
today the east is not better than the
west. aud Is Naythlns. ia "A trlfle he
hind
At the annual meeting Of the
Amateur Athletic Union held In
New York last November a western
representative a. that body asked
that the next meeting az the \. A.
4 be held Ia Chicago. but the reply
that he received was this. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
rnis pAY M HISTORY.

fNta DAY " IT'S 0NNs
q April IS. faBi==Jnrk Monroe a
4 fought draw with Hank :
Grimm. the contest lasting 20 =
q rounds.
e APRIL IS. 1895 l. g. kthar- =
. ton. ~ nnnViiis. Ky placed :
. the American amateur running :
q record FOR enc s8=suri dash st :
. IS seconds :
- AurH o.. 1891 Young Peter =
. Jackson defeated Dan Creeaan 4
ln five rounds Ia a fierce 50 =
nt Baltimore.
= April Is. igef-Tam Mowaft :
and Benny TauErr. light :
. weights fought six-roaud =
drnw at Chicago. =
= April IS. 1905 Fafle Hnnlon. a
4 the Frisco fhcrwciKhf =
fought Tim Callahan. o. Phila- :
= delrhia. a slN-fonna draw. NJ :
. decision :
q April fs. fsaa-Touue Peter :
= Jackson put Dan crre3on down .
q for the count az Baltimore in =
q TIE arm round :
. Aufu -. 1sG3-F FILLMORE e. :
= tabiiahed a neW i've mile rec =
= ord far tr0ttiBR horses, neF5- .
4 tiafimn the distance in NJ mia =
4 utrs IS seconds At san FRAN =
= cisco =
= April rs. 1901 Martin Canolo >
4 and Butts AIberta. iiEhiwoighfa. .
= fought four rounds 90 Boston. =
4 Candle scoring a knockout. =
= April -. 100f-Edais Hanian .
= and Tim Callahan fought for :
= six rounds ut Philadelphia. 40 >
> decision. =
1890 tthfAk SkAEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
eToMAcH TROUBLE

In greatly relieved aHd in most cases
cured With pr Miles Nefvine Il
uouf4ahes and atreuEthrua tha mere
youH system. which decreases the
activity - the stomach nerves. reg
uistaa faa heart action. improves tna
circulation. and in giving health e
fhe nervous system. removes organ
D. disorder Sold uy druggists uudHf
"a guarantee that iftshe FIRST bottle
does not benefit. your money re-
turned
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coRBErr GOSSIP.

Another hasE.up sporting
] letter from she fluent pen -
! the EFeAi and anlf tlm Cofbsst
j viii appear on tbs page On
! " atiHesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

The hiKh school baseball team vii
leave fhia forenoon for fsYsfwft
where thsF are scheduled 90 meet
The hlKh school aEEFteation ~ that
city Tuesday Afternoon Wednesday
afternoon they vii play The 6nu-
humish students af Fnnhum1ah
These games will BE- the first nat 81
town KHmee played b. the local
team this season Players mahlua
The trip are Cpoke. = cnyie. Camp
bell. Bedford smith. " Coyle. Car
rol. MeaEhor. Dowd. Mullen.
The white Knights. o. this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

Chester Anderson. manager ~
the Woodland Heights baseball
club. wishes a. announce that hsa
team Is now ready - book games
with either amateur teams A let
ter addressed "a him a. hts homa.
on Third street. nraokiyn. vii
bring about the desired result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

TUXEDO PARK. \. =. April Is
In the final round ~ che Colo
Racquet ehampionshlu in court ten
nls af the T1Htto TEAMS and Rae
quot club Monday Charles q Sands.
Tho national champion of The New
YORK Racquet and Tennis club. de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

One Of the best amateur halaab ball
Ehnnse uf ths Haaaan ih promised
nrHf "Wednesday when the univsr-
eity ~ Washington team and the
Seattle EiertricE meet AZ Recreation
PARK. The Eame Nlli D. called
promptly az : o'clock Dean all
ufficiafe Ga the slab fur the varsity
and Mcclure Cor the Electrica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

LEXINGTON. H. April u -
ward CarFlgan. 7. G Mcdowell J
a. wynn aud Capt 8 s nfuNa. Of
the American Turf association. held
mcefInE herc Monday concerning
thN proposed cunFaHHn bHf weau
rnpr nutaiivcs uf the Western
Jockey club ana She nee American
Turf association ID Uaa decided not
Co treat with Tho Western Jockey
club unIll the Jockey club should
agree q rescind ife pus ia~ rule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
FUTURE GREATS

The impsrial baseball team de-.
fn.ated the white stars on Lincoln
para grounds Monday morning b
a score u ~ to &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

defeated the Bothel Reds AZ that
place sunday aftornooa By score
Of 5 20 s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

SAN FRANCISCO. April i&-The
Yoannsffa club Monday nfterunun
was rafaHed n permit to hold a flEht
durinE April This means that the
Jimmy BFift.Iahe1 White flEht.
scheduled for this month. VIII unt
take place on the date previously
fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

Manager Cincinnati National League
Team
Every team that takes the mald
Aurfi Il enters the race with the
hope that fortune Hul b. good 80
them. : am not claiming any post
Ton FOR enclunnil The Reds I'm
ishrd third nut year. and We viii
Try 10 pass chicago and Ncw York.
the clubs that beat ua IN 1906 -.
~ Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
STAR THEATER

Cor First ave and Madison
SIZE THE STAR CLUSTERS
DUgbano's Royal italian band Is
pieces. Dick Tracey a Co. Parma
hasika. Holmes and Mack. Billy Tan.
Nellie Germ. Illustrated Songs. the
BiDGraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

MADISON Wis. April - Ths
baseball game hefNsen the universe
ties on Monday resulted Michigan
IA. Wisconsin q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

feaied lag Gutld Of Georgian ensafi
Lakewood BY q aeore of three seta
10 one ~ Mondays victory sir
Aaaaa wins outright the trophy and
fuii tifie 90 the national American
championship OF the United States
la court fenuih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
Sporting Briefs

SAN FRANCISCO. April ia
Pussart scored a puauiAF VtefarY
when be fuupra huane In the fourth
race with Jockey Ifuiiman sitting
perfectly sim. passing TIE judges
stand i've lengths tn front ~ bis
fed Tecoiaw and Gusructaf IHs-
sup divided houura for the faNurite
In the third raee. but the former
took thu lead frusu the start and
WIN EASILY. The wrethsr nas
cloudy and track slow
BOSTON. April is-The Boston
NhiiunaI baseball club team Naa
sold Il Prank Duau. ~ New YORK.
Mouday The pgIes patio "a sald 20
DO gaaa 600 Prealdsat soien de-
clined - make HahHc the exact
amount The Erganas are aassassd
for xza9 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18

EVERETT. April rs The ~
crest gIrla' Basketball team has
made arraugumaslts IA msct the
NRncuuNer tfam 81 Vancouver. n G.
April q The Van auuVrg team il \
strong ona. and thle - regarded a.
the must important Fame % III
season Tho loca ais have played slK
gameas hut have aot had q single ds-
feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-18
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York "a. Washington 7.
Chicago I. 81 Louis o.
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NATIONAL HAGUE

plftaAurE 6. Cincinnati &
81 Louis ,. Chicago 6.
Philadelphia z. Brooklyn 4
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07
NOW IS The time
TO Use HYOMEI
Far Easier 10 Cure Caiarrh Now
Than al Any Other Season.

Now is the time TO use Hyomei, when
the early summer days make il so easy
10 cure catarrhal troubles. The Hy.
omei treatment, breathed for a few
minutes three or four times day in
May or June, will do good twice as
quickly as It did in January. and nearly
everyone knows that used faithfully
then, II completely rids the system Of
catarrh.
Hyomei is purely vegetable prepar.
alton whose active curative properties
are given OF when it Is brcalhcd by
the aid Of the pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit II destroys all germ
life In the air passages. purifes the
blood by supplying additional ozone.
and its healing, volatile. antiseptic fra.
GRANGE reaches every corner Of the
respiratory tract as no medicine taken
through the stomach can possibly do.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
one dollar. and consists Of a neat in.
halcr that can be carried in the purse
or vest pocket and will last life time.
a medicine droppcr. and bottle Of
Hyomci Extra bottles Of Hyomei can
be procured. II desired. FOR fifty cents.
AZ this season Of the year when
troubles can be 80 quickly
and readily cured. the merits u the
Hyomci treatment should be- carefully
Investigated by everyone and com.
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Haynes 4 Taylor give their personal
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they sell 60 refund the money II il does
not give satisfaction There IL no risk
whatever 90 ne purchaser ~ Hyomci.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-07
Wanted.

MrN Ash woNEN IN this county and
adjoining territories 20 represent and
advertise an old established house u
solid financial standing. Salary 10 men
81 per week. 20 women Sl2 10 SIS
weekly. with expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from head.
quartcr Horse and buggy furnished
when necessary, position permanent
Addrc Blcw Rros. q Co. Dept, H..
Monon building, Chicago. M. il.5t