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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
A LETTER FROM HOME.

F'rom the Princess Boo-Lally at
! Gumbo-Goo, South Sea Islands, to her
, brother, Prince Umbobo, a sophomore
at YaleD
1T is spring, my dear Umbobo,
On the isle of Gumbo-Coo.
And your father, King Korobo.
And your mother long for you.
we had missionaries Monday
Much the finest of the year
Our old cook came back last Sunday,
And the stews she makes are dear
I've the leveliest string of knuckles,
! Which dear father gave to me,
And a pair of shinbone buckles
Which l so wish you could see.
You remember Mr.. Booloo?
He is coming over soon
With some friends from Umatulu.
We all hope they'll call at noon
Mr. BOoloo's rather slender
But wen fix him up with sage.
And I think he'll be quite tender
For fellow of his age.
Il am hoping next vacation
1 may visit You awhile.
In this Out-of-way location
It's so hard TO know the style.
will you try and match the sample
I inclose-be sure it's green.
Get three yards-that will be ample.
Velvet, mind, not velveteer.
Gentle mother worries badly.
And she thinks it is a shame
That d man like DR.. Radley
Let's you play that football game.
For the way they hurt each other
Seems so barharously rude
No, you've not been raised, dear
brother,
To do anything so crude.
And those horrid meals at college.
Not what you're accustomed to.
1t is hard, this quest for knowledge.
But be brave. Your sister, Boo
p. S.-If it's not too great a bother. /
And a mental over-tax
Would you send your poor old father.
c. O. D., a battle-axe?
Golfers Weekly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

Tending its position, when it occupies
q position that is defensible, but its
editorial comment on Mr.. Doremus
Scudder's letter is a conspicuous fail
Ure.
If the Chinese have been goaded in
to a ''synchronous growth of hatred.
contempt, and fury at men of the
white race whose fault is it?
The Argonaut may find ancestral
justification for its treatment of the
Chinese by tracing its lineage to the
''Normans, Teutons, and Vikings
notably the latter-but when it has to
go back to Homer, Virgil Dante and
Shakespeare for examples of race su-
Gence in present conditions that calls
for liberal infusion of virile Chinese
blood
In the comparatively few Anglo-Chi-
nese unions that have taken place
within my knowledge 7 have not
known one that has resulted in racial
Impairment to the Anglo. but contra
wise betterment.
The Argonaut would not trade
Christ for CcnfuciOus.' Perhars not.
but would the editor MACE his e6i-
tOriaIs alongside OF the teachings of
CONTIGUOUS. TO be Jointly submitted to
the New Testament for its decision as
to the spirit that pervades the writ
ings'
IF any man hath not the sririt of
Christ he is none of His" Pespect-
fully. J. NJ ROCKWELL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04

The Argonaut. in a recent letter, has
the following:
Stockton. Cal, Jan. H. 1906.
Editors Argonaut: If the soul of the
Argonaut could be rescued from its
intolerdble enslavement to the sand
lots, it would be an interesting paper
1t gives us insights that we do not
find in the other papers.
Just now / want to take upon my
self the pleasant duty of thanking the
Argonadt, in behalf of all the truth
loving people Of our country, for call
ing our attention ~ VOC mt commune
cation to the Kew York Outlook. from
one Mr.. or Rev. Doremus Scudder of
Hawaii.
Now, I profess to be quite as famil-
lar with Chinese characters and capa-
bilities as the editor of the Argonaut.
and I have no hesitation in saying
that the article that the Argoneut calls
our attention to in the Outlook, is the
most faithful depletion of Chinese
character that I have seen in any pa
per in the last twenty-five years.
have never heard of the Argonaut
6,eirp acouse1 of any weakness IL de-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-04
TIE ARGONAUT
AND DR.. SCUDDER

The Argonaut. in a recent letter, has
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
ALLEGED OMAHA MAN TAKEN
George JOreensOn Under Arrest at
Trent for Passing a Forged
Cheek.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., June 3O-(Special)
A young man giving his name as George
Jorgenson, and who claims that Omaha Is
his home, was arrested by the authorities
of Moody county on the serious charge Of
forgery.
Jorgenson had been working for a farmer
living near Trent, and the other day went
to Trent to make some purchases. While
at Trent he entered the store of A. c. Han
sen, where he purchased few small ar
ticles, rendering in payment forged check
for the sum of $3.50 which had been made
payable to himself.
Hanson was aware that the financial
standing of the farmer whose name pur-
ported to have been signed to the check
was all right and after deducting the
amount of the purchase gave Jorgenson the
balance in cash.
Not until the next morning did Hanson
discover that the check was a forgery. Jor-
genson had left town, but Hanson took his
trail and succeeded in locating the young
man and causing his arrest.
When taken before a Justice for his pre-
liminary hearing Jorgenson admitted he
was guilty of forgery and was held for ap-
pearance at the next term Of the state cir.
cult court. He was unable to furnish bond
and has been placed in Jail pending his tria
at the fall term of court.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
TEACHERS TO VISIT AMERICA
Alfred MOseIy ArranEes Plan for Trip
of Five Hundred This
Year.

GLASGOW, June SO.-(Special Cablegram
to The Bee.)-Supplemental to his educa-
tional commission to America in 1903, Mr.,
Alfred Mosely has arranged a scheme
whereby some 500 teachers of both sexes
and all grades, from the university down
wards, in the United Kingdom may invesu-
gate for themselves the educational meth
DDS of North America,
Between November and March the ship
ping companies are to grant return fares
from Liverpool and Southampton to the
United States or Canada at the nominal
sum of S25. Mr.. Bruce Ismay was largely
instrumental in arranging this concession
Prof. Murray Butler. Columbia university
has superintendent the arrangements fol
meeting the travellers and guiding them &c
suitable and inexpensive quarters.
Mr.. Mosely hopes that the local authori
ties will grant leave of absence to appli
cants as is most convenient, granting sal
aries meanwhile.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
MANY SALOONS ARE CLOSED
Kansas Attorney Succeeds In Putting
the Lid On I'm KAN
sas City.

KANSAS CITY, June sO.-Every saloon
in Kansas City, Kan, was closed tightly
today, and at the club houses OF the Elks
and Eagles no liquor was sold. Assistant
Attorney General Trickett's threat to de-
stroy the buildings used as Joints had
proven effective.
During the night the bar fixtures and
stocks of liquor were removed from many
places to the Missouri side. A dozen sa-
looms in the suburbs Of Armourdale, Ar
gentine and Rosedale still remained open
but they may eventually be closed. Thes,
latter were operated by a Missouri brew
ing company now in the hands OF a re.
ceiver, and Attorney General Trtckett
wished to feel his ground before proceed,
ing against them. The fixtures from on,
saloon owned by this company has beer
seized by the sheriff, however, notwlth.
standing threats Of the owner 10 secure q
restraining order from the federal court
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Florence.

Mrs. Theodore w. Mcclure visited friends
in Sioux City last week.
Mrs. Curvin and Miss Anderson Of Omaha
were the guests of Mrs. John Pearson Sun
day last.
Mrs. Mary PLANT and Mrs william
Kindred attended the big picnic at Ben
nington.
Mrs. WILDER and Mrs. Stevenson Of
Omaha were guests of Mrs j. N. Bell
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs ]. H. Hollingsworth was called to
Missouri Valley Saturday, on account Of
the death of an aunt.
Fred Muelich Of Schuyler visited his aunt
Mrs. NJ. j. Gleason, over Sunday, returning
to his home Sunday night.
Mrs. Walklin and son, Richard, were the
guests of Mrs William Pulte a sister of
Mrs. Walklin, on Tuesday.
Walter Christian, wife and daughter
visited Mrs. Christian s parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brewer, last week.
Dr.. C. A. Sorenson. recently of Omaha,
has opened dentists Office over Anderson
& Hollingworth's store on Main street
Mr. and Mrs. William Pulte were the
guests of Mrs. Pulte's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold, in Omaha, Sunday last.
Mrs j. Il. Kelby and daughter, who have
been touring In Colorado the past two
weeks have returned and are at the coun-
try home north of town.
Ted Estlll Miss Estill. a sister, and Mrs.
Thomas Estll, a sister-in-law, made a
round trip TO Greenwood, Neb., in an auto
mobile, returning home Wednesday.
Prof Yoder county superintendent of
instruction, returned home Friday morn
ing from a week at Peru, where he had
been in attendance at the state normal
school.
George siert and children spent Saturday
and Sunday al Blair with Mr.. Sterts par
ents. Mr.. Siert returned home Sunday
evening the children remaining a few days
visiting their grandparents.
Mrs. Henry Petersen and children will
leave for Denmark on Monday 10 make
visit of three months or possibly longer
with her parents, whom she has not seen
for eleven years.
Jonathan lodge, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, holds It's annual memorial
service at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. j. b. Denton, a brother Odd
| Fellow and minister. will deliver the ad-
dress.
The jury empaneled to hold an inquest
| into the death of o. b. Ayers, the young
man instantly killed here Tuesday evening
rendered a verdict that he came TO his
death by grasping the cable wire used In
/ raising and lowering the arc light, and
/ that the cable was not properly insula ted
/ Percy Covert was seriously hurt Wednes.
/ day morning by being thrown from pile
/ driver on which he was working on the
I cutoff Of the Union Pacific near South
| Omaha. He was taken to the Clarkson
: hospital In Omaha and his Injuries "A =
| tended. one ankle was broken and he was
considerably bruised about the body He
/ is getting along nicely.
The Florence telephone exchange is now
I IN 1ull operation. The prefix Florence Is
used before the numbers, which have ali
been changed. II. p. Robinson is manager
operator and Miss Stella Ryan and Miss
7 Minnie Daily assistants. Miss Philue Var
/ Fps has charge OF the once during ths
( night. All the young women are residents
Omaha ONCE until the exchange was put
In at Florence.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
power Is restored and man
hood made complete
Reflex Diseases

In curing an ailment Of
any kind we never fail to
treat its reflex complica-
tons. II your case IL
VARICOCELE, the weak
ness arising from II dis
appears: u i Is URETF ~.
developed into Prostate,
Bladder or Kidney Gffeo-
lions, the injured organs
are restored. II II IL SPD-
CIFIC BLOOD POISON,
any and ell Skin. Blood and
Bone Diseases caused by
the faint are eliminated
from the system. II II
Is NERHO-DEBLITY, the
consequent weakness an d
other distressing symptoms
are removed and rapidly re-
placed by the youthful en-
ergy OF robust manhood.
Hence, all resulting ills anil
reflex complications, which
are often more serious THAI
the original ailment that
give rise to them, disAp-
pear completely and for
ever with the cure Of the
main malady
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
We ARE FOR men

I We limit our practice
strictly to Pelvic Diseases
Of men II we attempted
to cure ali human Ills, ne
many doctors do, we would
undoubtedly meet with the
same results as they en-
counter-results often diS-
appointing to the physi-
clan and sometimes diBas-
trous to the patient. Real
tzing that the maladies Of
mankind are too many and
vastly complicated for any
one man to master, we
gave up the impossible task
long ago. We then began
to prepare ourselves fer
the capacities and duties
Of speciality work, in which
our purpose was TO become
supreme. Are not your
health and future happl-
ness worthy your time and
trouble to look into a sys-
tenn Of treatment that has
poBitively cured cases
which had resisted numer-
Gus other doctors and rem
dies? With our service ct
your command, you should
not, II you are q victim
Of Male Pelvic Diseases,
continue to suffer and sink.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
FEDERAL Conrt Note..

The Sidney Independent Telephone litiEa-
ton has been settled by compromise under
approval of the United States circuit court.
Alferton Shaw, harness maker and dealer
OF Omaha. has filed his voluntary petition
In bankruptcy In the United States district
court. He schedules his liabilities at
so, and his assets at tl225.
Saturday is the close OF the fiscal wear
at government headquarters In the federal
building, and all the clerks in The several
oit1ces are busy closing up their reports OF
the years work. The indications are that
the final showing will be the biggest year
work In the history of each OF the federal
departments since their location in Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

Miss Maud Bsscom was the guest Of her
friend. Miss Anna Syas, over Sunday.
Miss Martha Crumpacker leaves this week
to spend the summer with her mother at
Miss Kindis Of Ainsworth. Neb.. is here
spending the summer with her friend, mrs.
Frank Potter.
Mrs l.. Boyer was the guest Of her
friends, Mrs. r. Getty and sister, Mrs.
Isaac Syas the first Of the week.
Mr. John Blake was able on Friday to
ride to the city, the first time since his
severe illness lie is convslescing slowly.
John carp, brother Of William carp Of
East Amber died on Thursday at the hos
pltsl, aged 81. The funeral was on Satur-
day.
Mr.. oConnor had a section of his fine
pasture fence washed out by high water
during the heavy rainstorm of Tuesday
night
Albert and Allen Faverty took the morn
ing train Sunday for Fremont where IN =
spent the day with their sister. Miss
Bessie.
Miss Kennedy of South Omaha accom-
panied Rev w. u. StambauEh to his APP
pointment here at Southwest church on
Sunday last
The Ladies' Aid society Will give an ice
cream lawn social at Woodm1en nall on
everyone is invited.
Mrs. VIII Morton and little son, Milo, left
for their home at Long Pine on Friday
after a fortnights visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs M. Faverty.
Mrs j. f. Aughe made a business trip to
Council Bluffs on Thursday and was the
guest at dinner at her old Wisner friends
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Cones.
Marion Faverty, jr., is spending his sum-
mer vacation on the farm of Mr.. Anthony,
South Sixtieth street, and proving himself
a valuable hand in the hay field.
Mrs. r. NJ. Henderson and Mrs. l.. Carl
son went out to the farm home of Fritz
Mueller on West Center street Wednesday
cherrying as did also the Faverty girls.
The home of George Blake in East Amber
was struck by lightning In the storm of
Tuesday night and quite a swath of SHIN
giles torn of. The family was slightly
shocked.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Aughe attended the
funeral of their beloved friend, Mrs. James
Hamblin, at her home on Seventh and Pine
on Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Fellman offciated.
Interment was at Forest Lawn.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
LOCAL BREVITlES.

John Greener was awarded a divorce from
Katie GreeneT I'm Judge Days court Satur-
DAY on the grounds Of abandonment The
decree also vested I'm Mr.. Greener the title
TO their property, which was in her name
The two suits brought by Peter Her
against the Standard Distilling and Dis
tribuung company have been transferred
10 the federal court At the request Of the
DEFENDANT. one suit vas for water from
MT Hers wells used In the distiliery and
the other was for his services as manager
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

and Louise. ieavs on wednesday for a
visit in the east
Henry and William Lampe are At home
on account OF the Illness tot their mother,
Mrs Joseph J. Lampe. '..'
Miss Penelope deuel., who has been the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. D. l.. johnson,
returned during the week to her home in
New York.
The members Of the Round Dozen Social
club and their husbands had a picnic sup
per on the lawn OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. -.
johnson on Thursday evening.
Mrs William Pindell and the Misses
Pindell moved during the week into u.s
of the new houses recently built on I'm
derwood avenue near Fiftieth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Afflicted Men

Come to US. II responsible
you may settle when cured
or in monthly or weekly
payments. We make no
charge for private counsel
and give TO each patient o
legal contract in writing
backed by abundant capital
to hold for our promise. All
prescriptions are carefully
compounded under our per-
sonal supervision and guar
anteed 70 be fresh and GbSo-
lutely pure. No cases ao-
copied through correspond.
ence. Ono personal inter
view at once absolutely 70.
Quired before treatment
commences. Physicians hav-
ing stubborn cases to treat
are cordially invited to
confer with uA. Our once
hours are from 5 O. No. 70 )
D. M; Sundays. from . 70 /.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
Varicocele.

Yaricocele depletes vi
taiity and impRirs man-
hood. No case should ever
be operated upon when
milder treatment will cure.
We treat Varicocele &C
eording to the latest and
best methods known to
medical science. The or
gans are not MANNED OF
mutilated. but are pre-
served and strengthened,
pain quickly ceases, swell
Ing soon subsidies, healthy
circulation is rapidly re-
established, and every parl
|. OF the organism effected
BY the disease Is thorough
Fiy restored.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

daughter was born on Monday 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Carmichael.
Miss Harriet Sweezey is Al home again
from her visit TO Union. Neb.
Miss Merriam Hancock of Omaha was
the guest Friday evening OF Miss Margaret
Barr.
Mrs. W. S. Curtis and daughters, Helen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
n R1gPoMgrBLH
YoU MAY
RAK VIXEN CURED.

Only temporary relic
comes from remedies usu'
ally employed. Our treat.
ment for Specific BlOoC
Poison 10 absolutely safe
rapid and permanent, and
leaves no Injurious aftel
effects. Every exter
symptom soon disappears
while the blood, the tbs
sues. the nerve dbres RnC
the system are cleansed
strengthened and restores
to normal health and pur.
ity.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01
NervoVital
Debility.

There IL certainly no
Victim Of Nervo-Vital De-
bilIty, or Male Weakness,
but what hopes to be re-
juvenatsd sometime. You
should not lose your grip
on life because inferior
remedies have failed to
benefit you To our treat
ment for this trouble,
varied and modified to suit
each individual case, q vast
number OF restored men to-
day owe their sturdy health
ana happy condition in life
Disagreeable symptoms soon
disappear. drains OF WSor
are stopped, m q u In q
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

Miss Maud Bascom was the guest of her
friend Miss Anna Syas, over Sunday
Miss Martha Crumpacker leaves this week
to spend the summer with her mother at
Ravenna, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

er was the guest Of her
r. Getty and sister, Mrs.
. grrf 80 tho ruo,lr
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-01

Mr.. O'Connor had section of his fine
pasture fence washed out by high water
during the heavy rainstorm of Tuesday
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-27
DEAD NUMBER
IS NEGROES AND
ONE WHITE MAN

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 26.-The known
dead who have met death in the riot
here since last Saturday night num-
Der one white man and IS negroes
To this number might be added the
name Of Mrs. Robert P. Thompson,
who dropped dead Monday evening
after seeing two negroes shot and
beaten in front of her home. Reports
sent to outside papers that at least
so were killed proved false and the
correct
Following the arrest Of 257 negroes
at Brownville and Clark university
early yesterday and the detention OF
about one hundred of these in Jail,
the feeling prevails that at last peace
has been restored by the strong show
of authority. Almost simultaneously
two negroes were killed in the distant
part of the city by three policemen,
who had been sent to stop them
shooting. The main event yesterday
was the ordering into the city of -four
companies Of militia from outside
points, Governor Terrell saying it
was a matter of precaution rather
than a pressing necessity. A gath
ering OF business and professional
men at noon called for vigorous ac-
ton by the city executive authorities
regarding negro dives and saloons.
The resolutions demanded that these
places be closed and kept closed per
petually. In these demands the lead
ing negro clergymen of the city unite,
promising their support of all meas
ures for the common good and their
influence with their own people They
asked for protection of the author
tiles for the innocent of their own
race, as well as for those of the
whites. They were given a vote of
thanks for the stand they had taken.
A law and order massmeeting was
held yesterday afternoon, attended by
representative people of both races.
Fully $4,000 was raised for the bene-
fit of the victims of mob violence, and
a committee was appointed to push
the relief work to generous com
pletion.
Resolutions were adopted setting
forth the events Of the past week, de.
nouncing with equal emphasis the
crimes which led to the riots and
killing and lnjuring of innocent per
sons by rioters, and demanding a
rigid enforcement of the law and i'm.
mediate punishment Of all guilty per,
sons.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-27
THREE BREAK JAIL
WITH WOODEN KEYS

West Bend, Wis, Sept. 26.-During
the absence of Sheriff Adam Held Of
Washington county from the city,
three men confined in the county jail
escaped and have not been captured.
They were the only prisoners in the
Jail at the time; had there been others
they, too, would have made their cs-
cape. The men, who are hunted the
county over left the jail at an early
hour and employed the most unique
methods used by desperadoes that
has ever been known In this section
of the country An examination Of
the locks Of the jail revealed the fact
that they had fashioned keys out OF
wood.
In the door Of the inner CELL in
which the men were confined, was
found key which was well worn and
turned easily. The prisoners had
made them out Of the leg of chair.
The one which fitted the outer door,
the one leading to the street, was
missing. How the men made the
keys is u mystery. They we're thor
oughly searched when they were com
mitted 10 the jail last June and the
county officers are at a loss to under
stand where they secured the tools
with which they cut out the keys. 1t
is believed that they were given as
sistance from the outside and that
they worked many nights fitting the
pieces Of wood to the locks.
All OF the men are said to be des-
perate characters with records. They
are Dan Ramsey, James Casey and
Thomas Clark. They were arrested at
Richheld, Washington county, June 80,
for raising disturbance at merry.
go-round. All are said to have been
drinking at the time and after an al
tercation with citizens at that place
one Of them fired into a crowd One
man was struck by bullet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-09-27
Worms in Hogs

The hog is more infested with In
testinal worms than any other domes-
tic animal. These worms are created
by impure accumulations along the
intestinal tract and generally pro-
duced by poorly digested food The
nature of the hog and the manner of
eating renders him more suscept, be
than any other animal. Under the
present domesticated conditions he is.
not allowed the use of his natural in
stincts to obtain the necessary ele-
ments that would destroy these in
testinal parasites. Being shut up in
a pen, he Is not allowed to follow the
dictates of his nature. The hog that
is Wormy can neither grow nor thrive
for the reason that the worm destroys
all the effect nutrition furnished III
the food. LIQUID KOAL put in the
drinking water in the proportion OF
one quart to barrel and given them
twice a week will destroy all mites
final worms and keep them free from
their formation and multiplication. it
strengthens the appetite and tones up
tho system.