davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15

af gevaren och ammunitionen. Sc
dan angaren strandat pa grundt
vatten nara stranden, Fartygets
mann var ofvermaladt, och endast
orden John Bash Elton" voro
synliga. Tyska haggor antraffa-
des ombord.
Natten imam gevaren och am
mupitionem antraffades pa den
omtalade on, hade en- iskare var
seblifvit en- mindre angare, som
pa EFT misstanksamt satt kryssade
omkring i narheten.
Fran ST. Petersburg telegrate-
ras den IL dennas: Underrattel-
sen tran Finland ON antraffandet
at gevar och ammunition i stora
qvantiteter ar den NEST allvar-
Stamina upptackt man hittills gjort
angaende den revolutionara ro-
relsen, alldenstund den tyder pa
bildandet at en- regulier militarisk
organisation. Importerandet at
revolvrar till Finland, Pollen,
Ostersjoprovinserna och andra
ryska distrikt har lange varit
en- open hemlighet. Faktiskt ar
att de initierade funnit ringa sva-
righet att kopa sma revolvrar j
s~jelfva St. Petersburg. men dessa
arc 6ckvspen afsedda att brukas
under chronological och emot
polisen. Importerandet at mo-
derna repetergevar och karbiner
at liten kaliber tyder dock pa EFT
uppsat att organisera EFT mot
stand mot trupperna, och baio-
n~etterna, som foljde med sand.
ningen, gifver styrka at delta ar
tagande.
Inga upplysningar kunna err
hallas angaende identiteten af hli-
busterangaren, hvilken enligt EFT
meddelande fran Helsingfors seq
lade under amerikansk fagga,
ehuru denna antagligen begagns-
des som en- mask.
bet an'ages, att den aktiva
delen al Diet unga svenskpartiet i
Finland ar inblandadt i konspira-
tionen. och man erinrar sig att
undersok .ingen ON generalguver-
nor Bobrikoffs mord bragte ] da
gen tillvaron af EFT sallskap, som
bildats i andamal att imporrera
vapen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
Entered at the Post ONCE at SiouxCity
iowa. as second class mail matter.
Def raider stor best0rtning

Def RAIDER stor best0rtning,
Tysk!and med anledning at at
hera fall al asiatisk kolera fore
kommit Ostprojsen. Myudig,
heterna hafva genast med stol
energi vidtagit atgarder att be-
kampa sjukdomen, och man hop
pas kunna afvarja en- epidemi.
Dock hafva redan omkring 100
fall visat sig. och Diet yarsta ar
att de forekcmmit pa manga O.
lika stallen. bet raider intet
tvifvel ON att Diet DIR den akta
asiatiska koleran man har har att
g5ra med.
En- Observation-Disclosures har
uppstatt mellan de tyska och
ryska myndigheterna angaende
sjukdomens uppkomst. l Tysk-
land anser man att smittan blif
Wit ofverf0rd fran Ryssland, men
de ryska myndigheterna svara
med att papeka att Diet i Diver
EFT halt ar icke funnits EFT enda
fall at asiatisk kolera i Diet euro.
peiska Ryssland. Den ryska ut
yandrarestrSmmen gar som be-
kant Diver Hamburg och Bre-
men, och dessa stader har man
vidtagit omfattande atgarder att
forebygga en- epidemi. Forenta
Staterna har afvenledes gjort
kraf pa tillampandet at en- del
f0rsigtighetsregler gent emot ALA
utvandrare, och endast at denna
anledning har Diet varit nodvan-
digit for angbatsbolagen att in
rata karantansanstalter, der ALA
nykomna inlaggas for observa-
ton. Men afven stadslnyndig-
heterna j Hamburg aro mycket
ifriga i sin papasslighet, ty man
erinrar sig annu lifigt den stora
kcleraepidemien i Hamburg fol-
Is ar sedan, och man ar mycket
bekymrad for att en- ny epidemi
skall tillfoga stadens ryk.e som
som hardeisstad obotlig skada.
Oiverallt i Tyskland och gram
landerna iakttages strang karan-
tan j ALA m~isstankta fall.
Medan Diet i Tyskland RAIDER
stort bekymmer med anlednlng
at den fruktade sjukdomens
plotsliga upptradande, forklara
dock myndisheterna lugnande
att de denna gang icke inna ma
gon fara for en- odelaggade cpl.
demi.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
Sielfmordsfors5k. | den

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 Gen Vdta
graf sokte nyl. hustrun till Charles
Nelson i Chicago svalkande 70
undan den bittra brannande sorg.
hon kande emedan hennes man
icke egnade henne den uppmark-
samhet och gaf henne de bevis pa
genkarlek, som hon vantat sig. Och
mar hon gick for att soka OGDEN
vile hon int lemna sin babydot
ter kvar i en- verdi So kali och tom
pa omhet for att kanske Ia CORA
Stamina erfarenheter som modern.
Hon tog den lila pa armen och
skyndade till foden. Det val pa
treble arsdagen at makarnes brol-
lop. Hon hade bedt sin man stan
ma hemma den kvaIlen for att
fra arsdagen hos henne. Men han
hade endast ryckt pa axlarne at
"kanslopjasket' och sky. dat sig
vag till klubben. der han haGe for
vana att tillbringa sina aftnar
Hustrun hade kannt sig forsum.
mad en- lang It'd, mannens karlel
made liksom dott ut, hon visste e
- -
hvaraf Diet kom Gig. Men att nu ps
s~jelfva arsdagen lemna he1ne en-.
sam igen,d Diet grap henne for djupt.
Broskotaren sag henne med ba-.
net pa armen sta och blicka nee
! Diet glittrande vattnet. Han toe
int sina ogon fran henne, och nal
han sd sag henne bereda sig foI
att CORA hoppet ned i hoden, ru
SADIE han fran och grep tag i hen
ne. Hon forsokte slita sig los
men hindrades fran att satta sit
fortvifade uppsat j verkstallighet
Mrs. Nelson ar endast % ar gam
NAL Sedrmera ha Nelson och hus
trun lotvat hvarandra att borja p;
nytt. Nelson har loivat att egn;
hustrun mer uppmarksamhe. oc'
hon har lcfvat att hSlla lifvet kart
Cperationsk nifv en- anses
allmanhet vara Diet enda radika
la medlet att CORA sig af me-
hemorojder. bet medlet ar no
palitligt, men mycket dyrt, myc
ket smartsamt, och patienten d
atminstone under en- vecka tvun
gen att ligga overksam pa EFT no
sp tai. Det finnes ocksa EFT an
nat medel som ar lika palitligt
som genast befriar fran plagor
ti.later patienten att fortsattt
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
Ca Unga man onskas att

LARA SIG TELEGRAFERING OCH BOX
FORlNG FOR JERNVAGAR $50 till 500 m :
nadsafloning for v&ra graduenter eller ocksa
begares %ingenting for undervisningen. Stor
efterfragan pa telegrafister. Yara sex skolor
arc de stdrstai America och endosserade af
hvarje jernvagstjensteman Basta tiden att
borja ar nu. Skirt for katalog.
Morse School of Telegraphy.
Cincinnati. 9 Buffalo. N X Atlanta, Ga,
cisco, Cal. (Skrif till n&gon af dessa piatser.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
band | 8amla Sverige!

L V~esterg6tland. nara crimson az SmalaLd
och Halland kommai seminar Ian 1tegendom-
arne Katarp. KatIsjchoIm och Frqnanas, ALA be-
Mgna / kalfs sOcken och Kinds harad, att sal
las / sma delar. Odlad lord saljes dir for olika
pIis, 10 anda till 100. dollars pr acre. (K0psre
som komma f0rst "a valja f6rst). Jarnvagsta-
laggas I'd agorna. Skrif till Syensk-ame-
rikanska formedllngsbyran
czNraAIPALATsET-s TocEHoIx- svrz1aE. Bifoga 25c
| frimarken Tor fullstAndig o~eskrifning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
Eft forskrackligt lidande

f6rorsakas ofta af sar och krafta, som alta
bort hudeu. VIM Bedell i Flat Rock,
Mich. sager:" Jag har begsgnat Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for SIR och krafta. bet ar
Diet basta helande medel jag ~nagonsin
funnit 1" Lindrar och belar sar, brannssr
och skAllskador. 25c. i Lungren d And
reens spotek Sioux City, la
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-15
Allmanheten ar uppvackt.

A~llmanheten ar uppvackt till en- kan
nedom ON de botande eRenskaperna hos
delta stora medicinska starkande medel.
Electric Bitters. for dalig mage, lefver och
%pjurar. Mary II. Walters, SAG St Clair
Ave-, Columbus, o., skiifyer: Under
hera manader var jag lemnad att do. Jag
hade feber och frossa, nina neryer zorro
forstorda. jag kunde Ell sofva, och min
mage var sa svag fran vardel0sa doktors-
medlciner, att jag ej kunde alta. Smart
efter Diet jag b0rjat taga Electric Bitters,
erholl jag lindring. och inom en- kort It'd
var Jag alldeles botad." G~aranteras
Lungren & Andrews apotek. Sioux
City, Ia. for SOC faskan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
/; IN ] YOUNG YI'l]! ]
MOTHER M COMES N |: ...t|'|:.F|.|: HERE
Mamie Hodnette, From Near Near
Burkeville, Says + Parents II
s5l Drove Her Away,

Nann,a Hodnette, n young woman WIN
:, Z ~ M is now t. the city Almsl'pl11s
~ ,,,mp been driven from home, she says
and Is now alone IN the Worlla, 3. 4, /,
lr,rhia yonng woman reached tue scit y 'lAte ~.
vesterc,ly. coming toyerithe southern eNs rouu
frnm Burlsyllle. She appealed 70 totlcp' 1,!,
ia 4 Zmtler for assistance,} tell nllli
that she Was helpless The kind Loftlcel
tnok s her to the First Police station,
u ,ar, Sergeant Matthews q aues Toned heT,
IJn then communicated With ~ llpnrlnleHu7
a,,t !. Davis, and asked him to take lhe
unrortunateg girlill, look ~ 'e'5 lie '''i' M
was taken to the Almshouse,. y {. e.
superIntendent Davis stated las : Hlst't
the woman was ninete cen years o.
1 90 md that her child was elght = weeks
AID. ,rhe woman stated that her parents = !
md sent her from home because she hilFi
disaraced them, She said she lived nea'
Burkvllle, Va. ! ~
She presented the appearance q q We
man Of fair circumstances, ana was
dressed nicely, but was exceed " car es 9,
worm Both she and the child We're cold t,l
and hungry when they arrived az vhe
,Almshouse, and after getting 2 good sllp-
ner9 the mother retired. Tho young wo7
man lr Possesses much Intelligence and rsT
snfntietl Id filestions asked her very rand
IL. she is Of medium height and las
dark hair. and an attractive 1aGe,
she has no friends OF relatives ne re- and and
lSuperlntendent Davis will look as,er her
comfort untl some one comes to her a1d,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
s2
DUKE |lV|[...F: FIGHT
0THEBI1'1ER'||EN.D
D eclared w y lIl,air! hen 3-'s; leaving
", Co.,tlllr here 2 His Case
! Ha q Been. Il .7lJ 7ylJJp..
THE HEARING; / [ ] DEFERRED { \ e: .
Mental ition to be inquired a,c'
Tnto minis IS i A BitSa FSi't;sis
tel gainst His 81 SSotp. S;a:'t s'5 n
THE HEARING; / I ] DEFERRED { 4 e: .


fspeciai ito The Times D Dispatcl.)
& NEW YOR K, JAM d 13. .-- Brodie La " Duke,
half brother of the president of #I1lNa The
.A American Company whose recent !. mar rtll
riage resulted in his co mini trnent 1 to- va q
sa tarl ,m, was brought into the :!lt- sll-
!: # #pr emo Court In Brooklyn to-day on q e g
writ of tabcas corpus, and q ter a$ hear q s
Ing was sent to the Long, Isla nd 4 home me
until Thursday next: on8 tn that la;s da dat te g
! {commIssi on appointed by Justice Gaynor r OF
i IS to meet to Inquire into Mr. Duko's 1Lst
cond tlona and make report as q! j3t' to
whether he is insane, III
The writ OF labeas corpus on which 1'
Mr.. Duke was brought into court 70 q
day was obtnined BY " Y. q.
Braml,all1,11l, 4 Of Durham. who has has
acted yJtj as private secretary, for Mr. Mr.:
Duke counsel for Alss. t''a Branlllafn lsllIll
argued for an Immediate examination nj la g
Mr. Duk in court to determine Whelller ts7 s
4, no he was insane @ This was ~ So, op,
tected s3t J. BY Delancey S!coll, no sag sag
Il 3 renrcsc,,ted members Of " l1uko iif y
sramily. and who insisted tina MT, = ts
ami y5 should be determined 4 BY az conlr
mission appointed by Justice Ga q
Desired to Have Witnesses,
- 4 SNicoll declared that lie desired TO
y .on,,ro illnesses forS himself, and nat
IN nersons wllo ON he represented want \!
~ Etn rescue this man rom the l,sls s.
~ ma 8of tho worst assoc q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
PLAN + "A: 4 MAPPED OUT BY 'a'
LAWYERS TO SAVE ssM'CUE

Especial to The ZINES Y ,.s
!SJ.YNcFIBUnGt#i'Y ti' " y Y S,T-J n. n,
Coleman. Of I4ynehburg, and ana " icoFse 9
Walker anl Rurnley sinclair,So of 1 Char q
lottesylle, counsel fnr y samuel Afccue,
who Is to be hanged for he murder ' q
Ills wife In charl ottesyille nest lSrlday,
wer,se were lin copfercnne here for! some lime
this evening, and course sproceduye' Y Y l
was mapped out Wlsicll " ls hopea o
ssayoA the condemned man, Nlr,ss Coleman
stated to- night that While \ he I'D not,
9dtyulge tho decisloh all that can pc done rle
viii he attempted $to-morT W. 4,
II be leyed, hat at effort
Sisto I'D made III lcfntond torlllorfoNy. 4, to
secure a respite and hen hr|llg ~ tlu'
ence on Coy ernor ontlg ~ EsT, =, nl9luSe
le the sentence To life Simpriso nlest
IL, zee, senior counsel I'm tlle saef tense
viii mot return from (aeorssa sa until sl flT
day. ana he 81 81 not ~, the confeEesN y 2,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Continued on Second Page.o
.HUjsjBAND. Il. KILLED
BY FIERCE J. M0.R0S [ !. / !! J
Terrible News Comes IT, the
Young Wife SofS Lieu
tenant Jewel,
lspecIal 70 The Tlmes.plspatch.l

r. Especial to The lln,es-Dispa tch,) sg5
a sAsIIEVILLl1. NJ g., Jan. l3.v-The news
paper reports OF tho death OF I,ieu tena Mt
James j. jewel, killed In action during
the attack on a Moro fort3in the Phlip-
pines has almost Frustrated his wife.
who, with3her tllree-wecks old baby Girl.
Is a resident Of I3iltmore. 8 II
Mrs. Jewel parted from l'er husband
lin the philippines last spring, and came
TO Biltmoroifor The benefit Of her health,
Her husband was expected to join h! her
here early the coming spring. About
three weeks go sa daughter was born
TO Mrs. Jewel, and the sudden news OF
lieutenant Jewels tragic death, has
been II NOS severe shnek8 to her "A
4 I. "A Il telegram 10 the War Department at
washington 5bfoslgl ~ reply confirming nh .
3the news that Licntenan Jewel Ind mat
!, his death at the hands of the Moroes. no
"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
NO APPEAL. :: YET [: |
FOR MAY'.0|.R|:'|I.|M||I|'!C|''U|.| ! | ] | N [
No Present It,teilt tion#of Gal Gall, y
Abs 5 ing onifthes Coy
!. / e'.'lor
REC / Erred 3 HIS Al APPETITE. /: 1 {:
.Prisone After Starving fol,rr:i
Hours Eats Hearth on- an n. q
ference Of His i Counsel.

Y !,

Special To- The g lfles DIspatch
G,IIARIOTr0sYlLLE J. Y. fs y 81. s---
Torneir 81 Of ]. Sam aIccue from
ssthe time ne Learned that ,e. Supreme
/ Court had rsfuscd liis application for a
writ iyof error until noon day. refused
ali food. and It Is said. 4. spent her
5slccpless night. BY noon o-day a how
gevcr,sl had recovered his appeti tie. eat s
Ing d hearty dinner and rea sonably
good supper. The repor rts8 q ot his prac-- p-
tical nervous collapse a re not confirmed, J,
4 and at can be said with certainty hat
lie has shown a grea. deal Of comp
under all OF the fclrcumsta stances. He weeps
occasionally, but not hyst tericall lly.
Willing to Die. 3i
3$S He had a number Of visitors to-day
among them the 8 Rev Or. George Il u
3Petrc, his pastor, who remained the,
small steel cell which confines the pris--i
ones /, for huff an hour this afternoon
the jaller being present throughout the
Interview. Nc Cue wcpt8 a great deal No
thing was said 5s ci ther by the visitor to-
or doomed man touching upon his inno:-.s
cencc OF. guilt, {, and N the question Of Il q
8fInal statement was not broachcd. The
Swfolestenor OF the conversation wa con-s n.
Strolled by the prisoners evident t.reslg-
nation to shis fate. Fl O. said that he was,
prepared and willing to so. ,3s il
Apparently confirming this view Of his
: frame Of mind was the statement made
TO- day by one In posi- ton to KIN what
!! is being done, that there is no present
intention OF making any appeal to Gov
ernor} Montague. ~ However, 4 tho lawyers
are still 7rconfcrrlng, and 4, 1t Is under
stood that one Il OF 1.-The local attorneys
went to Lynchburg this al ftcrnoon to con. 81
5s,ult8with Mr. Tinsley3 Coleman one Of
McCue's counsel. RI M fi5sii n
"A Conference Held. 3a5
vi Mcssrs. Walker and sinclair, his local
counsel, 4 called Snt the jail to-day ana an
held ,ln extended conference W!!tLh " tlle
condemned man, his brothers, Ed Wnrd y.
EMcGuc and DR.. Frank G. MlcSue 4 lpsl'is
AAnresccnt. Sf Mr.. N Daniel 81 Harmon whose
Shenltl, was in such critical condition that
no had to retire from active pa llcll'a-
ton I'm tho efepsc, has now \ leco yerefi,
and Isl now being consul ted, III. 4 8
q & VIM teycri the future may dist lose, ~ ne
outlook is n thate$no Il further st cps n VII
Ia IA Zen. Il It$ Is now arded as certaln
Ethat tho execution will take Y place, on
Sto-duy week. Sergeant Rogers py virtue y
,tof Ehls sotiice, Viii be9 In charge g ING
t.dotaIls and, ,S8it lis said, will bes as sisted
shvt{ Sheriff Watts, n OF fgJ a lbemarle ana
SherIff9yy ilsOn,s OF IA Auglstu aE s WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
COTTON GROWERS ME:E'1'SiA'IT[l NJ & q 4 ).
NEW ORLEANS The s. 24TH 3 Y \
n lIBY. ssOcInted Press.)l

CON, Ci4A,$ January IA special 70
lie ,releGraph from Montlcello,f Ga. says
thut President TIarvic Jordan, Of tho
Southern Cotton Growers Protective As as
ISOLATION, has announced the officlal pro-
gramno OF the Southern Interstate Cot
ton Convention which VIII be leld AZ
Nav Nav. Orleans n january 24th-96th,
n FRuilroad rates OF one fare. plus twenty
5llyc conts, hayo beer granted from tall
points lii Bsthe South for X delegates and
members of their families. ~
President Jordan urges al delegates to
fr,eeach New Orleans not later than 10
O'clock TUESDAY morning, January 2atli,
and 10 report at once to tlle Assembly
Hall of tho Progressive llnlonS88
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
FIRST CHURCH I.
Wins PASTOR |: .|||.
Rev. George NJ cDaniel!s p All ~; li1-
n forms G ommittce EI'e = Al, 1 sS
4. ccept. s... 35li M
4 I MAN u Of GR EAT I, A ACTIVITY i / !! il [
Though otlng Man Man 5li Ias#B 81 Sie Been s't1
Prominent il road Z De
81 rol1linational I. J. s5i .lls$.

sss REV. Gcorge cpaniel, of p Has II,
;s tie colal,,it.
tee 81 tie First ptIst Church: this {,
tcity, lis eptance call 70 the
pa fora te and he hopes to sbe in Rich
nrond and enter pon his work az ~
early ate $iS
He shas alrea res igned his pastto'r1attee rate
tie Washing ton Avenue Church 7l1ii Ioal-
las, Texas Mr.. Mcdaniel has had y "a q
sbrillian and successful care lie va ;Els
sbor1, about thirty years ago IN y G rlmes line :
county, Texas. and is n full graduate OF
Baylor University. Dal 4. Gnt {
the Southern Baptist T he olog ical u SEMI nj
.rary d t louisville, ly.
f}SVcryS early Iii his ministry, and before
tho. completion Of his thcolo ogical cd uca : I
.tion.{ he declined a call to the First Bap;-,
itist Church at lF,ort Worth, In rider to
complete his studies. n III was pas TOT at
re enple. Texas, for. two yea rs, Wher re- n ne
received into the church two hundred! i.sr4 nnd
fifty members, For the pas twoe y Z, years r.
end four months he has 4as a pastor
of washington Avenue Baptist Church
Dallas. Texas. Il ir,; which time Il tho Sirncm-
Ibcrship 81 that church has grown from
two hundred and seven ty-flve to- five hun-
dred a and seventy i've, Ii an 5}sl r crease %
three hundred members. Most OF this
Increase was ss by col INVERSION S3i and 4 ba p
5tlsIn. 8 s III Il l8s 3j #
An Active Care
For one SO young Mr.. Mc Daniel A has s
had a distinguished career in sdenomli.
national work. H is a member &ofl tho
Board Of trustees Of the General ConYen-5
ltion. & a director OF the . Texas is Baptist
Memorial sanitarlum, recording secretary
.ofsthc Education Commission, and vice.
:presidcnt for Foreign Missions in Texas.
Fl d has been ii regular contribute to the
Baptist Standard. has delivered special
addresses, has spoken in behalf Q fipro-:
,hibtion,s and has held eyangelistlc ser 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
I'M any nv; New Members. j,

SA ymeeti1in on very special interest ht:i
5Eesen''i 'ill progress during the past week tst
tile @Thira Presbyte eriaN schurc NwGnty,
sixth and Broad a. Issllt 81 g,
VIII bos pIbllely receJ JpedE into tho ellirc h
ts3 tho morntng ssryic to-niorrop, The
night service li II "a lso be one OF acspee eial
Sinteres t. M 81 y W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
.Eonfcrs With Secretary Morton
ei5i5 8 5{ I3y Assoc Iat ed Press.l

Sill N, p, G,s Tan, l3, 'eclraer
4 tar,y Morton ha di ~ \ long cor erenc his
/ evening WITH Jam es q of ~ he Great
Northern, and Samuel WI speneep,5 Of me
Southern Raj lWny y, on tho ubject Of falll-
way rate legislation, but VI beyond NJ this
nothing was nbta III ble to-nlg Oh 4 ass TO the
nature pf the collfereA w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-14
Some: Of the Reasons =; |, 81

@s First, THAT hero stlll existed an OH
Sllgatlon upon the Athletic Associat ton IL toS
give N Norfolls a holiday game and Ga3 Ca ro-f5
{llna game. provided TINT game be played
This Sohllg lgation has sted upon $ls since
tho building Of the tI afay to- Park: NJ hey
believed thu { they had, /, In n a measure
already ulftled such obligat iona to r ici,.S
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-25
UNIFORM RANK
OF ODD FELLOWS

Odd Fellows are awaiting a charter
to organize a Canton, or uniform rank
of the I. o. o. F. organization here.
The Canton is a higher order of the
Polynesian Encampment, and only
members OF the Encampment are
eligible for admission to the Canton.
The Canton will order handsome uni
forms, which include double breasted
frock coats, chapeaus and swords
About twenty members have signified
their intention of joining the Canton.
The members hope to become one of
the best-drilled military companies in
the city. A meeting to discuss the
matter will be held tonight.
There is also plan on hand to have
a library and reading room attached
to the Odd Fellows organizations. The
matter is under way now and in a
short time quarters will be fitted up
on the top floor of the Odd Fellows
building.
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'. v. c. A. ENDORSES
SATURDAY CLOSING

Editor Advertiser: The Y. W. C. A.
desires to express its very hearty ap-
prevail of the unsolicited action of
Ehlers & Co. and Jordan & Co, in
closing their stores on Saturday after
moons during the summer months.
Members of the association are
earnestly requested to aid this Satur-
day afternoon closing movement. both
by arranging their shopping to con-
form with this closing, and also by ex-
pressing appreciation of the movement
in the hope that other stores Will soon
conform TO a custom which has long
been in vogue in our eastern cities, and
which has the heartiest approval not
only of the employees who are directly
affected but from the general public
as we'll
MRS. HENRY c. BROWN,
General Secretary, Y. w. c. A.
Honolulu, May "a.
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EYER THINK ABOUT /?
Many Resident of Honolulu Will Tell
You

We are living in a very rapid age.
Few of us bother our heads about
small things, and so many persons look
upon a pain, ache or lameness in the
back as small thing. They wait for it
to pass off, giving no thought to the
cause. Remember; The kidneys are
the sewers of the system; they carry
off the impure matter but sewers
sometimes become clogged up. So do
the kidneys The kidneys are located
near the small of the back, hence any
stoppage affects the back. This means
backache. lame back, weak back and
many other distressing symptoms.
There is lots more to tell on this sub
ject but we won't do it here, for We
want TO show you how to keep the kid
news so the back will have no cause to
ache. You might not believe US, so
we viii let one of your own citizens
tell their experience:
w. T. Williams of this city, is a
lighthouse keeper, and he has held
this position for the last 80 years. He
saws: II was for a number of years,
one of that numerous army of people
who suffer with their backs. Mine
ached and panied me to no small ex-
tent so that I was glad when I heard
of a remedy for it. Doan's Backache
Kidneys Pills. I obtained some of these
at the Hollister Drug Co.'S store, and
took them They gave me great re-
lief. and I make this short narration of
my experience for the benfit Of others
who perhaps do not know that nearly
all ba che arises from the kidneys,
and the best medicine for it is Doan's
Backache Kidneys Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidneys Pills are
so cents per box. for sale by all drug
gists; sent by mail on receipt of price
by the HolIister Drug Co, Honolulu,
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands
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Recorded May II. 1905.

James Kawehi to Antoine Gouveia,
L; r P 1888 kul 11151, Panaewa, Lana