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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

fcacy as to make advisable to combine them in lust he S
proportions with the Golden Seal root in making up the
he has produced the happy combination of the
able remedial agencies known to modern medical science for the
cure OF woman's peruliar weaknesses and malades.
BLACK coHOsH ROOT (cImIelfuSs RacemOsa).
Prof John King, M D.. American Dispensatory says:
WThis is active powerful and useful remedy 1t pos
small doses the appetite and digestion improved6
tnues upon the reproductive exers specific nhu
ence, promoting the menstrual discharge.
N1ts action slow effects permanent has been
used successfully as an antspamodG in hysera epilepsy when
due to menstrual angs, periodical commissions
ctabiity and many other spasmodic affections"
Horatio Cwood D. Professor University OF Pennsylvania
says: ot unquesonabe value in chorea @ vtuss dance"
LADVs SLIPPER ROOT (cyprIpsdIum Puboscsns).
The States Dspensatory says oCyprpedium (Lndys
mode Dr. E. Ives Of New Haven Conn commands the Tem
edy in hypochondas melancholy and depression of mnd,
neuralgia and morbid snsiveness Of the nervous system
orally, and especially Of the eye"
Edward M. Hale NJ D., Professor in Hahnemann Medical
College, Chicago says 0Useul hystera chorea ISL Vtuss
dance), nervous headache neuralgia and fdgetyness."
BLUE cOHosH ROOT (CauIOphyIIum ThsetrOdos).
American Dispenatory says: UBue Cohosh is used by
Indian they employing decocton of the
three weeks previous to labor to facilitate childbirth"
wemered reputation for when used by delicate women,
those who experience prolonged and painful abors
parts engaged in the accouchement facilitating its progress
FeIving much suffering" Prof Hale teshes that Cohosh
trouble depends" King says been employed to
relieve irritation of the reproductive dependent
and gives cases debility In the sexual disorders of
the female is indicated by tenderness and the
of hysta overcome the attack ovarian
PAIN irritation when accompanying that disorder Chronic
Gs,ssyoIbyg Ina;nf,i ere IN
has been most successfully employed"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

APTAIN HENRY E. PALMER OF
Omaha was the orator OF the day
at PaWnee City. Neb., on Memo
mai day, where he addressed q
large assemblage Of cifizens His
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
PROMOTION AND PROGRESS.


widespread
mainland relative Islands large coming September
Chamber
big delegation
Boise Idaho September 3s A
Park Expert Robinsons eaufying Homo
newspapers Kellogg Chamber of
promoting
Invitations being of
the editorial associations visit Hawaii Both the
the California respectively excursions
celebrating charms the Islands
with
o Territory by Wash
authorities furnished in letter received by Land Commissioner Pratt
Department Of
asking regarding expected FROM Hawaii
producing pu million dollars worth tropical aud
products brought the United States from foreign
india rubber silk Gbors,
lawa poenaiy the national
frs rubber the Islands
good showing With protection which
due recognition Army and Navy romm
Hawaiian coffee Industry would from the
nucleus, b. developed
Tesn Williamson itr 6nan agents of ur luwan American hub
Dor report progress The company red l5o
expected sugs v n m planted before ile nd of th'
rs utlr laniug companies hoe boon fsi'i previous
reports
Tle T,ssu psrsmfpi oafsy bids ile e ~
itira lig nunnuu Au appropriation ~ flnnhw i
paillb mair p iasrs itf fsfsni sF'n
fsiials hey lf AfH} fugafI saflfi 90 W ianu b''u Ha
h snni hf ilrlnHaf M rE go nH hnnhHN lai'H hshihnu
lsHgf ~ stFt iafuff el1sifa 500" lh lafw a'af
fg pfau ilf s spWp 10 sf| 'enlHa - i'' s'sp a'lh "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
TENNIS IN
HILO TOWN

HILo, July 26.-During the past
week many interesting and evenly con-
tested games were played on the Hilo
Tennis Club court, and the pavilion
has been filed with onlookers for every
event The following are the results:
r. +. Patteu won from Dr, Hayes, 6'l,
90; j. Scott won from j. +. Metcalf,
10, 9.7, o.; W. Thrum won from w. L.
Balding, 1910, 2, o.; q. llapai won
from T.. f. Patten, G'3, 90; Mrs. II. V.
Patten aud g. IIapai won from Mrs. and
Mr.. II. Wears, 6.3, 90; HIapai'Guard
won from Kennedy. "a, 6'2, 6-l.
A meeting Of the llilo Tennis Club
was held ON Saturday last, when the
third week in August WAS decided ON An
the date for holding the open tourna'
ment -Four new members were elected,
aud the badly members were appointed u
committee 10 arrange Tor a dance 10 bo
held during tournament week,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
IN OREGON GIRLS
BREEZY LETTER
General Agent.

The following breezy letter from one
of the "Oregon Girls" was an exhibit
at the Promotion Committees s meeting
yesterday:
Mr.. ii, P. Wood, Sec. Promotion Com
mittee, Honolulu, 7. H.
My Dear Mr.. Wood: ] feel that
must thank you for the lovely Paradise
of the Pacific, also the papers which /
have received, through your courtesy,
from time to time. | do enjoy them so
much and simply devour their contents.
You do not realize what a tender feel
ing we have for Honolulu and her dear
good people. I'm sure tits the most
beautiful spot on earth and / surely in
tend to make it another visit soon.
/ am greatly interested in the yacht
race and can hardly wait to hear the re-
suit. Oh, that the La Paloma may winl
'Twould be such victory.
Must tell you that Miss Phillips, one
of the Portland girls, is to be married
tomorrow, being the first of our party
to succumb to "Cupid's wlles"
l hear that the "California Girls"
are having n good time there, but m
sure it cannot compare with the good
times which the "Oregon Girls" had
and they surely can't appreciate it
more.
'Tis getting pretty hot in Oregon now
was l04 degrees here one day last
week, so you can Judge as TO whether
II is comfortable or no.
With kndesl regards 10 all members
Of the Promotion Committee, as well as
yourself, also all my other friends there.
remain, most sincerely
EDNA PARSLEY,
Roseburg, Oregon, 1900,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
UNCOMMON WISDOM,
SOME HONOLULU PEOPLE PROFIT
BY NEIGHBoRS' EXPERIENCE.

It's a wise man who profits by the
experience of his friends and neigh
bors. Here IL q chance to do II. and
every man. woman or child in Homo
lulu who knows the misery OF bad
back, the nervousness and restlessnesi
caused by kidney complaint or the an
noyance OF urinary disorders. VIII show
uncommon wisdom 10 pront by this
citizens advice.
Rev. ]. Nua OF Eawaiahao Informs
us:
/ suffered from kidney trouble,
which was, / believe, caused by my
llfting heavy weights. Pains In the
small OF my back were one Of the
symptoms OF my complaint. My trou-
Bile extends back 10 the slime when
was 2s years OF age. and as l am now
40 that is "A considerable period. Dup
Ing an this time ! was subject 20 pains
In the back. They continued despite
the fact that Z consulted several phy-
slcians and took numerous remedies
No relief thus gained can Do compared
a. ths beneht obtained from uslng
Doau's Backaohe kidney Fills. ! have
got on wonderfully Well since TAXI \
them. am quito satisfied with the re-
suit. ana shall always have ZONE ~
tho pills BY no. even when going fom
Honolulu 10 other missionary ned in
ihs south rholhr There 10 20 other
remedy llko Deans lisckache kidney
Pills foF kdnsy eomplslpls lneluiind
backsrheH
Dnans na0ka b. Kidney PMS Afa
sold vi sll dfuFHlpiu ana slpfrkfeifFi
"a 90 fsaiH ~ boz iHis hnfsg fnf
3 i0l. sF Hhl ~ msllfd pn fslslpl q
pdes ~ ihs liolilslsf bfas Con- 10
nalulu. phglssals sssnis ~ ihs lisf
s,ilan lsIsnis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
Bank OF Hawaii
LIMITED.

Incorporated Under the Laws OF the
Territory ~ Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
oFFIcERsi

DlREcTORsi chss n, cooks y g
Jones " W hacfarlane , y Bishop
D. y Tenney, , a Aecandiess, q ~
Atbsnon, q ~ cooke
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
wASTea Ar ONCE.

A lltlle forelhouFht VIII often save
ana suffering mar must be- endured in
case ~ an ahark ~ pain in the siom'
ach nr rramp r0ile NhtH medicine must
hr srni for FYrV family should hove
a bottle ~ rhlmbrnaln's Cole. rhor
lera ana Dlnsrhora Remedy in tho
house "a ia furr in hr needed sooner
1F laiff snd Nhrn that limo cnmrs ~
Nill br wanted ni puof huy ii n1w
"a may safe ilf' snli bY al nralrfs
ana nfuFFlnis Benson. fmlih = go.
iAa. AFfnis fNf liaNaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
o0nlSnROIIL AND sAYIaaa Da
PARThBs1E

ninot aiisniinp EiFsp ~ Ru bfsHehss
NJ hsnkme
m
yvpp puu'pls9 ToHF sTEEHF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

Miss AargaIh Wilunn Nho arrived
aIl thn Nay nmm Gllsspw. scotland, 10
40 AnranHi fum Vancouver pn hsiufr
day m0ninF NaH WHfTlNi nn ihe oven
lnE nf thn nlmr daB. ai ihp fesidfnee
nf nf and Mrs Thpmas nlarh N rali
nnlrf OIsiad farHriN ~ ulaHHoe an9
faf Hpmf ihns pet a resident " lsho'
lulu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
PUBLIC DEBT REDUCED,

within me past frW days Land com'
missioner Prait has iurned over u
Treasurer Campbell 10000 az prooesda
NJ laud sller THE sum rrilrrs Just -
much ~ tho ToWlloVa BONDED ln-
drbtpiurnH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
lQnbuTn-DTeHel Fire Insurance 60

The undersigned having been ~
pointed agents OF the above compAn,
are prepared to insure risks agains
are on Stone and Brick Buildings ant
on Merchandise stored therein on th'
nost favorable terms. For particulars
tpply at the office Of
It. A. sCHAEFER Il CO.. AEts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
North German Marine Insur'ce Co
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Go.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here. ans
the undersigned, general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers of the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
r. A. SCHAEFER & CO..
General Agents-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
GENERAL ITEMS.

Of sette
Land the Tax
Appeal dang $1s3O0O the
different method
$360O00 its appeal the
093543 deprec
$29y095S sustained
the
that before him
appeal Authorities for and against the law
ion above the taken under advisement
Japanese sake tariff has
of
appealed appeal will involve refund of $oOo $780,
to Honou dealers.
the China San
Colonies
the the Alameda
China for the Orient the Soma for San
lio
Mongolia the Orient the Manchuia
for San Fancsc oandth Aorang for the Colonies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
BAD COMPL LEX|ONS|
Dry Thin and Falling Hair
and Red Rough HandS
Prevented by
CUTICURA SOAP.

MILLIONS CUTICURA Soar exclusively for purifying
and identifying skn cleansing the cruss
and danuf and the stopping falling hair for softenng wen
ing and soothing red rough hands, the
annoying ritatons, nlammations chafngs
offensive perspaon in the form of Washes Lucrative
and sanatve ansepc which readily
ges themselves and especially mothers and for all
of the toilet BATH and nursery No
induce who used
preserving and purifying the sn scalp and hair infants and chill
den CucURA Soar combines delicate emoent properties
from CUoURA the skin with the purest cleansing
dent and the most refreshing of flower odous No other dad
compounded be with preserving
flying and identifying the n scalp hair and hands, No
domestic toilet however expensive with
for all the purposes of the toilet bath, Thus
PRcE soap,
the toilet and BEST baby soap in the world.
Humou
.S.A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
COMMERCIAL NEWS

market since last cro-'6 degree
bs parity s76 tom Plantation stocks
offerings notable advances sale Of c. Brewer
$2S9 bid and s24 asked Hawaiian
Agricultural $3.50 bid and but 'ltt
offering akawel
sales of sls75 last Hnomu
Kauku $3.50 Mcidcs advance is shown in sales
buyers block of Pioneer wouO
starting Railway $3.50
Quotations Exchange close
July follows asked respectively H. $s and
ss9 Ionoaa Mawe and
ss PaauOu ss& and 9 saeslO onOmeo
$s2.25; H. C. Co 5's at 1oe
dividend from IL per
Paia from ~ per cent to l per cent
THE WEEK TRANSACTIONS
Following Honolulu Exchange the MBdel
Eva O $50 $780, o $2S62 Oahu OO 25 46 $lOo waaua
(s1OO) s6S5o oOkala (s2o) 100
$780, Pioneer lOo 1885, 5 1885, Hon Brewing Mailing $780, %
$685. $780, R. ($OO
100 at $3.50; Hon. Rapid Transit ($loo) Is at s55
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
Through the Then Williamson the Punahou teachers have
bought seaside lot Kaaaw of the Booth which they
will build clubhouse. The price $575
judicial sold
on John X Preng administrator of the estate of Naomi Kaaue
o acres of land at @m % being premises under lease to onomu
Sugar Co. Brewer Co.. Ltd agent of that company bought for $'oo
an
during folowng from
Pa Plantation Mill land mills Hama
Maui
six $4,000 Rckad Ionokaa
Co.. lands Iamaku, $l659O 1906 respectively
Iyeurgus, Grill premises King
Honolulu 20 month; Awana and wife
Phillip Chu and wife
Sandwich Kpaulu deed from
E. Thomas Clarke 26l6o land Fort
street. Honolulu $4,000;
10 N F.
to N three in Pearl City, $500 and mortgage $4,000
W. to
which held throughout business
He will remain the president of the corporation but E. White veeden
H.
will
purchase portion the stock of the Pacific
OF F. plantation
incorporated which the
F. president holds
W. Wdon Frank p Nc
hold Messr Shaefer
| Waldron the directors.
emedatn Robert shge of the Henry Waterhouse
doing years
Wednesday the taking
tory the sOkintrade for the purchasing firm began
PUBLIC FINANCES.
Auditor Fishers comparative annual statement of Territorial finances shows
ending
previous 3O93733S
apparent this having
general collections Thus 1906 period includes
the bulk of Total expenditures the
divided
between $23S77O9 (being the
year, their
1867 46l The balance 1906 $33l 81
the end
amounted s61O00
s837oOo 1905 indicating $724oOo the Territory
. bonded Indebtedness
PROMOTION AND PROGRESS
At meeting the Hawaii Promotion Committee Thursday gratifying
showing widespread growing
large party coming September
|
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31
35 feet in channel and harbor.

fee in
Pratt special excursions from San
ftofm
OF settle IN Islands
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16

fact that a merger between that line and
the Central was then about 10 be con-
summated.
At that time the government declared
that its attitude in railroad affairs would
thenceforth be passive, but force of Cir
cumstances mentioned, he said, had
forced a change to offset the so-called
railway trust of the United States The
minister said:
Gentlemen, you are familiar with the
aspect offered by the transportation ques-
ton in the nation; the problem there
is only a phase of the trust question,
which may be characterized as peril.
Those great corporations are being eX-
tended every day and many of them
cover considerable areas of territory. The
tendency to expansion has been SO pro-
nounced in recent years that 1t may be
said that the aim of most of financial in
terests, controlling the great transporta-
ton systems of the United States, is to
absorb as many other lines as possible.
The United States government alarmed
by the tendency and DESTROYS of initiating
q. reaction against it, has as you well
know, taken action which forbids eombin-
ing those organizations and checking
their continued expansion. Under these
circumstances it was natural that we,
ON our side, should endeavor to prevent
the powerful corporations in question,
attacked as they are being by all legal
means in their own country, as well as
harassed by the pressure of public opin
ion, from coming hither and seeking to
absorb these Mexican railroads, which
are not already under the direct control
of the government"
The minister summed up his argument
as follows:
THUS. gentlemen, there are three main
arguments for the Incorporation of the
two great systems of the National and
Central:
II. To avoid friction between the diff
ferent corporations when the two are COM
peting lines. or when one of them fears
being antagonized by a concert in which
the government holds controlling in
terest
80. To avoid the absorption of prop
critics not controlled by the government
by one of the great railway systems of
the United States.
80. The prospect of realizing consider
able economies through the consolidation
of all the great railways under a single
management"
The speech throughout its delivery was
frequently applauded. There seemed to
be an Overwhelming sentiment in favor
of, the ideas advanced by Minister Lii
mantour
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
WAY HEARING is ON.
WtnessessxT estify as to Killing of
Lem Jones at Decatur.

Decatur, December 15.-(Speeial)- cliff
Way, charged jointly with Waymond
Moore with the murder of Policeman
j. Lem Jones, at the resort of Alice VIII
liams. on November "A, last, was placed
on preliminary trial before Squire d. B.
Morrow today. Twenty-siX witnesses were
sworn, but only six were examined dur
ing the day and at 4 o'clock court ad-
journed until Monday.
The evidence, while circumstantial, is
very damaging. Alice Williams. Janette
Smith, Alice Gipson and Charlie Wright
all testified that Way and Moore were
drinking and We're boisterous and that
Way drew his gun and wanted to shoot
through the door at some men without.
Witnesses also testified that Policeman
Jones arrested Way at Alice Williams
house and took him into the house and
searched him, then took him out and
Moore said, Turn him loose or I'll shoot
you" Three shots were fired and two
men we're heard running away and Jones
was found in the yard in a dying con-
dition, with a bullet wound through his
head.
The court room was packed and much
interest is manifested in the case. Jones
was one of the best known officers in
North Alabama and a prominent Mason.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
SENSATION BREWS
IN SELMA COUNCIL
Water Company May Be,Sued
for Heavy Damages
TROUBLE IN PLACING BONDS
Telegram viii Be Exhibited Which
Asserts That Bonds of the City
of Selma Are Worth
less Security.
TROUBLE IN PLACING BONDS

Selma, December 15.-(Speeial.)-A SEN
saton of no small proportions is ex-
pected to reach full bloom Monday night
at the meeting of the city council of
Selma. The particulars have leaked out
through the tinlest rift and the city
officials and the officials of the Selma
Water company, the other party to the
matter, are exceedingly mum.
The city of Selma had some trouble In
placing the bonds for $4,000, with which
1t is proposed to purchase the present
water works of Selma or erect a new
plant. On different occasions when the
bonds were almost placed the parties that
were in the negotiations dropped the mat
ter. Then the bonds were finally placed
with a Chicago concern. Now comes the
assertion that the Chicago people have
been told that the bonds were worthless,
and there is a telegram to be in evil
dence which will play an important part
In the transactions
The city. it is understood will, after
the meeting of the council Monday night,
institute suits for something like $4,000
damages against the Selma Water COM
pany, for alleged injury to its credit. An
additional penalty of $500 will be charged
up against the water company for al
legged failure to perform its contract as
to pressure, etc, under the contract.
The water company it is understood will
take the position that it is not liable
for damage; that its contract is being
fulfilled and that the fight is made for
the purpose of forcing a sale of the
plant. All I'm all, there are promised some
sensations of considerable magnitude.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
SIXTEENTH SECTIONCASES
TAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Hattiesburg Miss, December 15.-(Spe-
cial)-The recent decision of the Missis-
sppi supreme court to the effect that the
lease of sixteenth section land does not
carry with 1t the right to cut the timber
thereon takes on new and in many
these lessees, when it has become known
that Writ Adams, the state revenue
agent, has already got a corps of repre-
sentatives in the field going over the
records in all the counties with a view to
reaching after compensation from those
timber men and lumber manufacturers
who in years past have been cutting the
timber from such lands upon the author
ity of a leasehold from the state.
Two of these agents have been in Perry
county, and have made a very thorough
search through the records to ascertain
who are responsible in this county. They
have made memoranda of all the leases
of sixteenth section lands for the past
quarter of a century. and they have in
terrogated the tax assessor and his ds-
sistants to learn the amount of timber
cut from the various sections. These
agents also conferred with the county
board of supervisors with a view to Sc
curing cooperation from that body,
though it cannot be learned that much
encouragement was obtained from that
source. The county board is inclined to
the view that it is difficult or impossible
to obtain sufficient records upon which
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
MEXICO IS AFRAID
OF OUR RAILROADS
Merger Formed to Head Off
United States Systems
MINISTER SPEAKS PLAINLY
Lmantour Says the Government Has
Decided to Vigorously Enter the
Railroad FieId-Asks Con-
gress to ProIong Session.

Mexico City, December io.-Minister of
Finance Llmantour in a speech remark
able for its straightforwardness presented
TO congress last night the reasons which
prompted the government to consummate
the great railroad merger by which the
republic comes into possession of the two
great trunk lines of the country, together
with thousands of miles of subsidiary lines.
With the control of the National and the
Central, together with dependent lines,
the Mexican government practically owns
all of the big operating lines of the eoun-
try. f'sf~
THE most remarkable statement in the
ministers speech was that to the effect
that the government was forced to go into
the railroad business ON a large scale
because of fear of what he styled the
great railroad trusts in the United
States.
+He said that If this defensive action
had not been taken by Mexico some of
the great railway system of the United
States would enter the republic and swal-
low the transportation facilities of the
country. This he characterized as a peril
which was now alarming the people of
the great northern republic. In his
speech there occurred an important fore
cast which intimated that the merger
was only the beginning of great plan,
and he declared that the Mexican govern
ment had decided to vigorously enter the
railroad field. 1917 49,
NAtter delivering his speech he presented
bill at the request of President Diaz,
the speaker said asking that the ses-
sion of congress, which is about to close,
be prolonged, that the whole situation
might be carefully considered by the
deputies and the senator's During the adj
dress Minister Limantour said that the
government was at first forced to go into
the railroad business in 1908, when the
National was purchased because of the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-16
NORTH BIRMINGHAM NOTES.
Nine Crap Shooters Rounded Up BY
Officer Beck.

North Birmingham, December 15.-tSpe-
cial. )-Officer Beck of the police force
yesterday rounded up nine crap shooters
i; the negro quarters single handed and
marched them to the city jail. The bones
were rafting so Justify that the dutsy
gamblers were caught before they could
recover. They were fined by the Mayor
this morning.
o. w. Fidler is building four houses on
-Twenty-fiftn avenue and Twenty-seeond
street. He. has twenty men employed at
the work and hopes to have them ready
by Christmas.
The Rev. r. T. Tyler, the new pastor of
the st. Johns Methodist church. was
in town today making ready to begin his
work.
The Rev Frank Brandon, pastor of the
Mt. Vernon Methodist church, was also
going over his new field, accompanied by
the Rev. Hoyt Dobbe, who made many
friends during his late pastorate.
II. c. Moreland up to this time phys-
clan at the Dimmick Pipe Works, has
now resigned and DIR. Robinson of Ten
ne ssee has taken the vacancy.