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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
Si9iDngb zee 1891
8urOe olli eincm 9nbn5ll9c ip1brcno
elmer 9icile Don Bolton nud) @aiba

SSurOc oli eincm 9obn5l9c pG6reno
elmer 9iciie bon Bolton und) &aibs
ington bonn SdlIoge gcrilbrt.
@oihington. &c. 2S. 9lpril.
@eneroI SibNtab See. Gr.@ouucr.
nellr bon Virginien mo frilbercr
omerifoniihcr @enerolfouiul in So.
pono, ullr6e bellte frii6 nllf eincm
3uge, ouf pelhcm CT oui Der 9ieiie
BON Bolton bierber mar, pom S6loge
geriibrt. @r fam Inn 10 llbr belIta
8ornittog bier al un0 puroe unter
gluilidt oes Majors Sean pon Der
@unoesdrmcc i'm .Grouioence So
ipitol" untergebrad)t Seine Satin
peldc lid 3u Sort OgIetborpc, Ga,
befinoet. lit benohridtigt luoroen mo
miro 1ierber ellen. Die linfe Seite
Oes Ynticnten III geI1bnlt, iuO oh.
gIcih Der @eneraI bel @cullBticin it,
fam oaS id)tieblifJe Heiultot OeS an
fails jebt nod nid,t uorallSgeingt
mer0en.
Gr itarb fltr5 Dor Witternn6t.
Sein 3ultuno perihIimmerte lid &c.
gen fl llbr, 5t rDelher 3eit CT MIR
nit Sdiuierigfeit atbnlen fonnte lnio
ieiu Bulls 5lliebenos idlp16er prroe.
Geine @attin, Die 5ir ,3eit III SORT
Oglet1orpe, 60, lpeilt, miro lllorgen
bier erpartet.
@cnernl ssibIit06 Sec iIt ein Nefic
0eS beriibr1ten eonio0erirten Ober.
Generals 9iobert 6. See. er lit 6S
Sabre alt uno erfrelite ii6 6is9er Der
bcIten @eiilnobeit. 80breno ieiner
Gurriere ais Offi5ier lnahte er etlidc
,Snoiunerfriege nit, oiente mdbreno
oes giirgerfrie9es ili Der coni0Oerir-
ten slrmee uno uabreno 0es aricges
nit Spnnieu in Der 8er. Stdnfen.
glrrnee. er lit Brdiioent Der .SSaries.
tolpn @rpolion 60" nllo bate iid int
Sntereiie oieier glnsiteilline ilnh Nor.
folf brgeben 9liIi Der sfiiffebr uolt
BORT erfranfte er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

3lpcitc Sobn oc8 a0ni9S C8for bon
S1mcocn, critattcte, 3cigte, ooB
1861 8creinc IN 40 GGu0crn nit ci.
ner W}itglicocr5obG bon 68S,0O0 cri-
itircn.
Mebrcrc Gmpf0nac foIgten Ser "a.
geSiitlng, 10 elmer I'M @eb6uoc ser
~. W, g. g." mcIhc8 bier BON Gas.
StofcS, Dem Tem-g gorfcr Gbilontbro.
pen, crrihtct it,
9 Gompferbroro II. 2c6enS.
ocrluI It.
SGonqboi 2S. 9lpriI. - Der
britiihe 9ompfcr n9ueu $50" lit in
SuuQhor. 20 Nlei(en BON Gefung, in
6Ionmcn oufacgon9en. NIon be-
fiirhtct BOB t50Gbiucicn, sic lid, on
@oro befonoen 6en 600 acf1mocu
bobcn Scr ocrbrannte Gompfcr nar
Giaentblml Der nSnoo.Gbina Stcom
60" bon Qon0on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
,.sid,ts III @e,ula. -

Sbr irieBlet es oenu DIS bulh tn Guren Sbtnno
bina0 nfo ibilnlet es bort meoe; nuiipdris. nub
nblpdtts bcuencii. Ddnn ift eritifen 10 iiemIih
iher" = ia. dHoere Sdeben flno ebeilio qes
piB. geibet Sbr aH lltnerndulGbtett ilebeIeii.
glppeiilloiigfeit beleaier 3unae. 1opfi6merj.
Mhdcnlmmeri &eriepfnng. 9iie0ereeieb Ialenbeii,
JlnDeloltafct mn Sieber. 10 ftnni Sht nnheoinat
Nher fem. oub ,,st. Ncrnaro's arunitrpinen"
bic geiunOe lbdiiaicit SHrer peber juieoer bera
itcten 0eronuna, Grudbun1 nno gusfbeibuua
bcibr0ern. dc bic abaCtotbeHen aiitiaelt Stoiie
ats Sureln Sniicm lpcalhuiteH ifro 0idl aeiuno
nuncn miro. LbniidblidD III Ai6is eeiuiIier.
(DloNli6r T&gJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
SrciScGn Cpfcr,

GrpIolion ithlo0enocr @cttcr in elmer
Soblcn5chc, 3luolf Ni1nncr
oll3cnbIiflid aet00tet lmO Scr
brcl butte t0otlid uerlcbt. -
9Iuujcbn cntfumcn obnc Sbo
ocu.
Gubot@, 90, 2S. 9lpril. 49,
SehS5ebn @ru6enar6eitcr mltrOct
Ollrd elHe GrplOiiou idIoocnOer Get.
ter IN Der GIcouoro 3edc, nabc @iq
HluL gctootet llno ciu onoercr 10
idtpcr perIctt, ooB or uid,t 3ll rcttcn
it, Die 3cde, ueIdc Der ,9}orbcltcr
& GittSblra GoaI & ;yrou Go." oc.
bort lit cine pcrbdItniBnlGBiQ ucuc
mo lulroc crit Dor 5tuei 2I5obrcu on.
Gclegt Sic Iiegt " MeiIeu Oou
9i0 gtun, an Ser Buffalo. Go6citcl
uno YittSburg 9ubu, in eincr ob
9cIcgcnen @egcno. Die GrpIolion CT
ciaucte Iih lpd6rcno Der letten gtodt
ollcin 6ic giobridlt 0oriiber trof eri
belltc friib bier ciu.
Nton mGbntc 6ie ,3edle bon gcf1br
lidlen @oien irei. @iidlidrr S8eii,
lpor Die glohihidt ser 9(rbeiter cine
'fIeine, on0ercnfoaS lpiiroc oerScbcnS.
ptrlnit beoeHtenO GROCER ae,peieu iein,
9IIle Mcnihen, oie it'd 5ur 3cit oer
GrpIolion III Der @rubc beianocn,
fomen, mic man meIOet, unl'S 2ebcH
nit gIuSnnbnc cineo Gin5igen, mo
oieier lit tootlid) perlcbt. 9iS iebt
iino MIR orei 2eiden aus ocn Merfcn
bermlS gebrndt nor0en.
(SpGter.) - @enoucrc 9tnhridtel
reOu3iren Ole ;3obl Der Gobten ouf
5lp6lf. Gem 0rei5ebnten muroen
beioe glrme itnO 9eine gebroden lHO
cr miro nobriheinlid) Iterben. Die
Opfer, nit 9luSnabme George llno
gIOom airfpooO's, 5ronf S6uunu's
uno einc9 9noben 9tumens Sobu
&opfiuS, iino gIuSlGnoer. Der idpcr-
perlcbte 0rei5ebnte beiBt Sorrp
MobncD uno lit 6onilienpater. Gr
licgt inl Y2Gorion Soipital" Oornie.
Scr uro lit bel 9muuBticiIL jeood
nibt I'M StonOc, 5lt reOen. Die 2ei'
den Der 5poIf GoOtet iinO icbt
i6mmtIi6 unf0cfmOen, uno ibr 9lrS.
icbcn benefit, ooB ibr Zoo olgenblid
lid cintrot. llebcr Die llriode Der
@rploiion liegcn nod feinc 5uocrldi-
ligcn 9to6ridten Dor. is bcfonOcn
lid ~ glrbciter i'll Der @rubc, ais oie
Gyploiion eintrot. gtcln5ebn blicbcu
uHo crreihten oic Groobcr.
fIdde obnc S6mierigteit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Grf1lthhg In etnem zaaf an fnrIren.
nebTie man qnrntiee grorno Gnttltne Tablets
Vile Hpcfbefer aeben eielo 5nrfd, lueHH feiBe
oeiInBe erfolgt. G. 90 @rupeS unterfhrift
an ieoer e6aateI. tslebt2. ca. .Gts ! ia.gS, ,6asD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

eaHs sHr Reiie ia's Auslanb tslsrst 6.
s'alne. BIT. al. 81. vaui.suahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

Yaris, 28. 9Gpril. Die @riiBe
beS Sonios Goiparo muroen ser
@elt.Gunferen5 Der oDoung Wen's
@briition 9liioeiotiott" Die jest bier
in Sibltng III, burd 2orO Siinnoiro,
eincm DER 8ice. Erdiibcnten, iiberniit.
tclt. 4epeiben liefen aud bon
Staotsoberb1upterlt uno 0erporro.
oenoen Berionli6feiten in gipnuc.
gen, Stolien unb onoeren 21nOcrnL
ioiuie BON Der aDoung Men's 6bri.
ition g(iiociotion" oilrd Die interno.
tionale Gefretdrin ienes 8erbollbes,
SRI. Spencer, Gin
Ter gerid)t iiber ole Gage ser Scr.
cine, iuelden Irin5 9erno0otte, Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29
Wun gattcriOn'S 9Srojcf.
9Intrng onf 2Ibucillmg Der 9lntloge
Dcrluorien. ~ Die Sert6eioigulg
miro teine 3eugen pernebmen. 49,
BloiOoucrs beginner am N}ontoq.

Hem Dotf, IS. 9lpril. ~.
Nidtcr @oii perluorf belIte i'm Yrp.
seize gegen gion Gotterion einen bon
Der &ertbeiOigung oeItelltcu 9lntrog
oen SoG oen SGnoen Der Srrp 5lt cnt.
5ieben unO Die 9fnflnge ob3umciien.
Sunge glr8rnelttc fir tno luioer oen
glntrug pliroen bon ben @nfpdltcn
norgetrnger goIo nad) Vertogllna
Der belltigen 8erid)tslieitnD tbeiIts
0anicl s. ONeillp, elmer Der Ser
tbeioigungS.glnp Dem 9iltrifts.
9InuaIt 9innO nit, Onb Die Bert6eioi.
giuig bcid)loiien babe. teine 3ellaen
por5liibreu, ulOem ibrer glniid)t nod
Der Stoot ole Sditl0 Der 9lltgetIng
ten nidjt nnd)gelpieien babe. Gem.
genlnB lpcroen om nddliten Wontoq.
gleidl nad erofinlmg oeS SeridtS.
Die EloiooDers ser slnlp1lte beginneu.
Der groBte Gbeil Der belltigen -@c.
rid)tslsung lutroe nit einent ipeitc-
rcn gerbor Der Sron !. Nioreoh
Snlitb, gtons Sdnueiter, oer6rodli.
olfcin ibre 9lnSiagen ergaben iucnig
ylenes. Sie iuieoerboIte Die Diittbei
lung, Dab 9oeiar 21oung Die aoiten
Der Sheionng 9ion's Don ibrem e5at-
ten be5abltc, iIno modte ueridieocne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-29

@fittBeihmgen iibcr Die gorg1uge am
gbeno oor Dem Iooe goimgS. Sic
neigertc lid, peridlIcoene Srngcn,
lpeIhe ibr porgelegt muroen INN az
bclueiicn, onB iie ooer i'm @otta Oen
&eooIutr bon Dem Efanoleiber Stern
fuulte, iu bpuntportcn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

CartersyIlle. Ca. May 29--In the
Knights Of Pythias hail whrre II had
evidently lain for several hours. the
body Of Henry A. Chapman was found
by members Of the local lodge 81 Odd
Fellows assembling n the hall. which
Is used by several Of he frRternal or
ders Near the body lay a pipe and
a 5S-callber pistol A partly hlled glass
Of water was also near aud Mr.. Chap
mans hat lay on one Of the officers
stands and his coat. shirt and collar
and tie lay upon a char Every lndi
cation pointed 10 one ~ the most d.
llberately planned suicides that has
ever Ecen known In this section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
Marriage al MleanopY.

Ed + Slappey and Mics Annie sher-
rouse. two popular young people OF
MieAnopy, we're married az the home
OF the bride in that town Sunday morn
ing. Mr. SlAppey 10 one OF the moot
progressive young truckers in that
section, and IL we'll known and pOpu.
lar. The bride IL an exceptionally fine
young lady, aud has many fri-nds Who
admire her for her sweet disposition.
The Son, with other friends, extends
nlAtions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

Will overcome indigestion and dys-
pepsis regulate the bowels and cure
liver aud kidney complaint. IL 10 the
best blood enricher and nylgorAior in
the world II il purely veRctsble, per-
fectly harmless, and should you be a
sufferer from disease. you will use It u
you are wise. X. n. Andrews, editor
and manager Cocoa and RockledRe
News. Cocoa. Fla. Writesi II have
used your Herbine in my family, and
find IL most excellent medicine. lts
effects upon myself have beeu q mark.
ed benefit. Sold by W. NJ Johnson,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
COMP any A WINS
IN DRILL CONTEST
Samuel Spaulding Smith Gets the
Medal of Manual Of Arms,
FINE SHOWING BY THE CADETS

Exciting Time at East Florida Seminary
Campus-Ladies and Gentlemen Turn
Out In ooodly Numbers-Mrs. Den
by's Concert.
There was a large audience present
Monday afternoon, consisting OF ladies'
and gentlemen Of the city and many
from other cities, to witness the drill
|contests between the two companies OF
cadets OF the East Florida Seminary,
and considerable enth usiSsm was mani
fssted.
The judges we're Lieut.. J. w. Bland
ing Of she Gainesville Guards. Major
GrAham OF the Seminary Cadets and
Major Floyd Of the Seminary faculty.
Shortly after $3.50 p. m. Company B
marched on to the parade grounds with
Capt. zewadski and Lieutenants Cohen
and Richardson 10 command OF the
twenty-four men for the company con-
test. The company presented a very
|ereditsble appearance, responding to
the commands with quick movements
and pleasing accuracy When the COM
|pany had finished it was conceded that
Pie boys had made 4 favorable impress
|nion.
Next TO march the ensanguined cam
|pus was Oompay A, in command Of
Captain Whitney, and Lieutenants
Whitaker and Roux, with twenty -four
cadets OF hardy looking young men,
Who stepped up promptly and looked
BIKE winners from the start, They
'went through evoluti ions very prompt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
STATE
LAW FABRICATORS
Hold a Very Short Session of the
House Saturday.
HOUSE GETS MORE WORK

Bill TO Define the Duties OF the Alton.
neY-General-lce Trust Bill on lts
Third Rsading-Nsw Hours for the
House.
Tallahassee, May 22.--Iu the House
Saturday there was considerable buGi-
nesS, besides the passage Of the Buck
man bill. The ice trust bill was passed
without = dissenting vote.
A bill was introduced by Mr. Persons
OF Columbia Ito detine the duties Of
the attorney general aud States at
torneys aud to prohibit the board Of
internal improvement fund aud the
railroad commission and all other
State boards from employing special
counsel" The bill was discussed ut
some length aud finally passed to ice
third reading.
A resolution offered by Mr. Johnston,
That commencing on Monday the
hours for the meeting Of the House
shall be from Ga m. to p m, aud
from 3 p. m, TO 8 p. m daily" was
adopted,
Representative Persons Of Lake
City, in urging the Ice Trust bill, said
that since the election, the Senator
from Columbia has received "a great
big chunk" OF Joe for cents, while
just across the way poor widow, who
had no voice In the Legislature, receiv-
ed, for the same sun, a piece so small
that IL slipped out OF the ice tongs
three times before they got TO the
house with 10.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
Cleared for Action.

when the body IL cleared for action,
by DR.. Kings New Life Pills. you eau
tell u 10y the bloom OF health on the
cheeks tue brightness Of the eyes the
flrmness Of the Bssh and muscles; the
buoy Ancy OF the mind. Try them. AZ
all drug stores, DC.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
COMPETENT JUooEa


nfa~ty beeteFa baasros hegptel4e.
Women who make Business Of beau.
trying other women me pretty neaf
knoWinE what will brinr about the -,
feststs Here are letter. from two. con.
corning Hsrpieids
Il can recommend Ssvbro's Henri
eide" 80 u stopped ny Lair from falling
out: ana. a. a dressing t hes no super
Tor
"OslKnsdD Rsrtha 4 TFulinEsr.
'CSfnpls ri0n Apsclailat,
~ AnbFrisoa NJ port and. Ore"
Amer uainG one tgftls ~ '1fsFplelds-
my hair has stopp~a fsnlnE cot. ara M
ecaip is sntirely FREE ffHm dandfuR
"fSignsdi OTare padaf
HeastY bact1r.
IN aiKth ~ Portiand ore
Std ~ IsadlaH aYuagists nend tar %
stamps foF saapts o. TIE HaFDici6s Ca.
Dstro1t Mtsh-
=. n. Bedford 4 Cs.. special Aeeuta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23

ly and their marching was good, while
many OF the movements we're smooth.
When they left the field they we're put
down winners, and the score proved it,
~ out Of 4 possible hundred they got
81 SIS, while Company b had but 70 35,
Both companies reflect credit on the
thorough work &C the Seminary. aud
Captain Hughes ia entitled to 4 good
share for his thoroughness The cam &.
pus was not very smooth for drilling,
which made some difference in the
mAneuvers.
NEXT on program was the individual
drill, and there was large number Of
contestants. whowere determined TODD
their best TO capture the prize medal,
Some Of the more ssnguine, however,
were doomed to disappointment, rs
the prize wac awarded to Private s. s,
Smith OF Company b, 4 sophomore,
who lives at ArFedondo.
The prize contests we're all INDUCED
in with enthusiasm, and the most
friendly feeling prevailed. There was
perfect order during the entire time.
and the whole affair reflected credit on
the management and showed q most
earnest effort on the part Of the con-
testants to win IL possible.
Captain ZewadSki OF Company re-
sides in 0Cala and Captain whitney Of
Company A In Fernandina. Both are
very clever commanding officers and
are respected by their fellow students
in the Seminary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-23
Evening Program.

The evening exercises we're by Mrs.
Denbys musical class. The function
was held in the Seminary hall and was
we'll attended An excellent program.
the same as published in The Sun OF
Sunday, was we'll rendered, which
showed ability Of both teacher and
pupils.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-14
MORE EVIDENCE.
1T IS COMING IN RAPIDLY IN
HONOLULU.

Evidence on the following subject.
will prove of interest to every Homo
lulu reader. So many people go through
the same experience daily. This pub
lie statement should be proof positive
to every wavering doubter. Read it
carefully.
Charles Comev, of Cyclomere street,
this city, one of the many persons who
have tried Doan's Backache Kidney
Pills with great advantage, relates
his experience thus: ~ have been a
hack driver for a number of years past
and this is an occupation in which,
through exposure to weather and much
jumping up and down from the vehi-
cle, one is particularly liable to kidney
complaint / suffered myself from a
lame back for long while, and in my
anxiety to get rid of it tried several
things wL.ch did not reach the root
of my trouble. An advertisement ac-
quainted me with what grand work
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills were
doing, and ! got some of them at the
Holhster Drug Co.'s store. / used
them and with very much profit, for
they reneve,. my back wonderfully. -
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are.
for sale oy all Iealers or sent by mail
on receipt of price, so cents per box.
by the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name, Doan's, and
| take no other.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-14
HARTWfLL
STEPS down
he Will Not Hear the
Masoon Disbarment
Proceedings.
frryn. wednesdays Advertlser)

The center of the stage in the Su-
preme Court was held by j. Alfred
Maxoon Yesterday. At the morning
session of the court Justice Hartwel
announced that he had concluded not
to sit in the hearing of the Magooh
disbarment proceedings, the matter
coming UP rather Unexpectedly, II not
even being expected that the court
would sit.
chief Justice Frear, Justice Hart
well and Circuit Judge Lindsay ap-
reared bn the bench early, however,
and the Chief Justice announced that
Justice Hartwell had something TO
saw Then Justice Hartwell rose. In
re A. Magoon, charged with improp-
or practice as an attorney, in the
Dee VS.. Smith case" said Justice
Hartwell, when he objected to my
sitting, / said among other things that
I thought his course was wrong, ana
that no code of professional ethlcs
which sustains 1t would be accepted
by me.
ITO decline TO sit because of such
opinion might leave the court helpless
to deal with cases of improper practice
before it.
But such reports of my remarks
have been published as to create an
impression of injustice, and for that
reason prefer not to sit In the case
and shall gladly avail myself of dis
qualification on account of possible in
terest of A. w. Carter, my son-in-law,
in the result of this matter Upon
further consideration 1t seems to me
that that is a disqualification
ROBINSON WILL ACT.
After Justice Hartwell had had his
saw the attorneys were asked If they
had anything to offer, and offered
nothing worth while. Then Justice
Hartwell, having read his resignation,
consulted with the Chief Justice, who,
in turn, consulted with Judge Lindsay,
and further stated that he was in
clined TO think that the connections
referred to constituted statutory dis
qualification. Justice Hartwell said: Il
therefore recuse, 1 believe that is the
expression turning smiling to the
ChieO. / decline to sit"
Mr.. Justice Hartwell thereupon de-
scended from the bench and retired.
After a moment of proper silence
and general inward meditation, the
Chief Justice inquired whether among
the attorneys involved there was any
objection to Circuit Judge Robinson
sitting
Ballou admitted that he had no OBJ
lection. Magoon also declared that he
found nothing in the suggestion thai
was Objectionable.
Judge Robinson was then seen ant
consented to act, and the case went
over until this morning.
MAGOONS AFFIDAVIT.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Magoor
filed the following plea in his disbar-
ment proceeding:
Now comes ]. Alfred Magoon, re-
spondent above named, in person, spe-
cially appearing herein. and reserving
the right to deny each and every OF
the charges contained in the informa-
tion issued herein as being false and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-14
FOUNDED IN HONOUR.

No doubt you have seen in the
papers such announcements as
this concerning some medicine or
other: off, on trial, you write
chat this medicine has done You
no good we will refund your
money."-Now, we have never
had reason to speak in that way
concerning the remedy named in
this article. In a trade extern
ding throughout the world, no.
body has ever complained that
our medicine has failed, or asked
for the return of his money. The
public never grumbles at hon
estly and skillfully made bread,
or at a medicine which really
and actually does what it .was
made to do. The foundations Of
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
are laid in sincerity and honour,
the knowledge of which on the
part of the people explains its
popularity and success. There is
nothing to disguise or conceal.
1t was not dreamed out, or dis
covered by accident; it was sta
died out, on the solid principles
of applied medical science. 1t is
palatable as honey and contains
all the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by us from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos
phites and the Extracts of Mall
and Wild Cherry. This remedy
is praised by all who have EN-,
ployed it in any of the diseaseI
it is recommended to relieve an(
cure, and is effective from tn,
first dose. In Anemia, Scrofula
Nervous and General Debility
Influenza, La Grippe, and Throa
and Lung Troubles, it is a spe
cific. DR.. Thos. Hunt Stuck
says: "The continued use of j
in my practice, convinces m
that it is the most palatable
least nauseating, and best PREF
aration now on the market.
You can take it with the assul
ance Of getting we'll. One bottl
proves its intrinsic value. e"Yo
cannot obe disappointed in it
Sold by all chemists everywher
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-14
YOU RUN NO RISK.

You need not hesitate to buy Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. II you are
not satisfied with the results after us
ing two-thirds OF the bottle according
TO directions you may return 1t to your
dealer and your money will be refund
ed. Here is what the Greer Drug Co.,
Granite, Oklahoma, U. s. A., say con-
cerning it: I'VE feel free to guaran.
tee every bottle for we know we will
not have to redeem them" For sale
by all Dealers and Druggists, Benson
Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-14
THE SENATE.

The Senate had long session with
the liquor bin yesterday afternoon and
finally passed the measure as it came
from the House, with some important
amendments. 1t will come up for
third reading this afternoon, this be-
ing close to the last day upon
which the Senate can act upon the bill
if it is to have any power over pos
sible veto.
House Bill 16s, which is the liquor
license bill, was taken up at once after
the Senate was called to order in the
afternoon, having been made the spe-
cial order for 3 p. m. on motion of
Achi, at the morning session. The
bill, as it came before the Senate was
the administration bill, amended IN
several important features. AS it
finally left the Senate, the administra-
tion will have some difficulty in recog-
nizing it, perhaps.
DISTILLERS' LICENSE.
1t was read section by section, and
the first tussle came on the PROPOSE
tion to give distillers license for fif-
teen instead of ten years as provided
in the bill. The fifteen year term
passed. Dickey then moved to amend
the section by making the license fee
for distillers So year for the first five
years and 800 per annum for the bal
ance of the term of fifteen years. This
was lost and then the license for dis
; tillers was placed at So per year.
The license fee for wine makers was
put at So per year, and the period
of the license was fixed at one year.
1t was provided that wine should
not be drunk on the premises where
made.
The Wholesale liquor license was fix
ed at $3.50 annually.
The retail liquor license was fixed
at $500 annually.
And at this point Lane made mo
tion that the bill be referred to spe
cial committee, to give the people in
terested in the liquor bill chance to
| be heard.
Paris, Achi and Bishop opposed this.
and the Lane motion was lost.
The license to sell liquor in original
containers of less than five gallons in
pulk was placed at $40 annually.
1t was provided that no man should
be given license to sell liquor who
has twice been convicted of drunken
! ness
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-04-14

Mrs. Naholowaa Wallace and her
daughter Helen, the latter sixteen
years of age and a pupil at the Wal
luku high school. are reported to have
been swept away by the tide and
drowned on the Maui coast, between
waihee and Kahakuloa. They were
hunting sea shells and are supposed to.
have been caught by the waves under
a high cliff.