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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
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ben 500 unb 1000 nbr Mbenbs.
indianapolis & Nortbwetern.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

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atlanta, Tipton,j 8ofomo, SaIpeiton,
DaIton, Sosansport, Riami, 8unfer Gin,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

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f9abet Die feu9te uno fdlte Wttterrna
ebenfo, nie Der beige S~onnenbrano,
Dor pel9em ma bieielben ebenfaus
oaour9 f4iiben mub, bab ibnen &C.
lesenbeit seboten 1T, unter Strdu9ern
uno Sdumen unterf9lupfe gu finoen.
Sino Die Srutbiibner ben fensenoen
Sonnenfrablen ~ausseiebt, 10 erbObi
ti4 oeren 8luttpGrme ~sufebenos, bic
Ebiere fperren ben S9nabel auf,
f9nuppen na9 Cuff unb es plast Die
felben brennenoer 9urft, ben fe ourf
@ufnabme bon piel WaFer gu lOi9en
fu4en, tpoour9 tie it9 Our9fan uno
aud @rtdltungstranfbeiten auaieben.
Il m 8 a Of t a b n b o n Il n :
ge5tefer gu befreien, fdubere man
5und9ft ben 3aum, porin biefe @Dsel
gebalten tperoen, sriin0lid bon Der llns
+ ee5ieferbrut, bringe biefelben instpiz
fden an~oerpeitis unter unO beitdube
NIT Snfeftenpulber. @u9 sebe man
Den @Dseln tdsli9 in Der Mittags>
ftun6e 8abepansr. 9ei ei1em alien,
f4pa4en @osel lit es ~notbpenois, bab
an Dem 9~tnterfopf, 1aden unb S9uls
tern, iiberan, pobin er nit Dem S9nus
bel ni4t selansen fam, nit berbiinns
tenn @lpeerin Q:10 Waher) bepinfeli
nno Damn nit beftem Snieftenpulber
%iiberbuftet fptr0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
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Der, ftatt an arbeiten!"- - Gntf9uloi-
gen Sic, 9err prinaipal =. i4 80. i'd
bah pobl gef4lafen. aber i4 bab' BON
Gef4Gft getrdumt!!"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
BEER AND BUNcoMBE CAMPAIGN

The machine campaign becoming
police candidate the PLATFORM
keep that
occasion The beer generally holds out the end and the meeting
followed agerfes which lasts into the small
candidate
Hawaans that the Democrats tried take away their franchise and tina
for them by their Prince No question taking
Hawaiian franchise but the original proposal to
have suffrage qualification made the time of Wilcox before
Prince became Republican and strongly urged by gentleman
running o the machine ticket.
that dismissed him
employed Iawaans Brown has thought
the time he explained the matter the Bulletin foows
81 asked the Governor what were thecharges against the romeo department
drawer full that satisfied him that change
sold without license the ceneholers
violating conditions their license and that much gambling
allowed
either myself
Chiigwoh He there definite charges against but
He said
had been the office too long notice this of affairs He stated that
he did not of Chngwoh and certain officers nn the saloons
reported dng did of their playing cards
in saloo had eene reported"
1t further appears from signed statement of Governor published
Thursday, Hawai-
policemen relating those of
BROWN
efficiency could maintained smaller expenditure than
EXCEPT BY REPLACING THE HA
MEN, n GREATER
EFFICIENCY could be the that
IMPOSSIBLE MAKE A GOOD POLICEMAN OUT AN HA
WAAN his did show
attempt to coach or instruct the IIawaians under him.
eye upon Hawaians
for their votes and promises raise the of native labor from $50
time knowing that of six
ton he has for the Hawaiian does not extend outside politics AT his
years.
there nothing the which native could
sr
George A. Davis
will be closed Brown with full
ana leaves the 10" ggges Alone although we pointed out the oter dy
him full authority deal their
tonabe features.
Chilngworth naming
white when the the ticket which
$
posed be his campaign supplied by white
community waiting a argument, argument,
police Nothing
gets bunmbe
press who are fighting
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
THE NEW TRADE OPENING.

There evidence the handsome brought by the Hnian that the
of this Territory fulfilled relations viii
WELL establishing steamship islands
and the the will be Hawaii
1t
pneappe alligator well distributing
preserved material
fe rubber and tobacco Also confidently that the north
call while could
would
find distributing channels
On the would
hand the products
orchard which they have been getting secondhand
mediate landings ranhipments Besides the fruits
tables the
which strkngy illustrated
excellent apples which
produces
1t the shipping intelligence that the Mson
goly
This
Ilnin considerable
pneapps highly interests
travel between
shall
visitors northwestern Also will be glad
familiar ending beyond the Golden
will landing farther
between the islands and the northwest fail
will
o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
THE CIVIC FEDERATIoN's STAND

The
The candidates who opposed by
ness men refused to endorse when they
declined to support They Chlngwth
a Tor Deputy Sheriff and Gear
to goodc citizenship
In the matter of County Treasurer
both
leaving make
If that
than rebukcd
split the machine would
the Federation could
Waeouse himself
on for Treasurer he the hands machine
within he
his the earlier
but that he could the asurp Mr.
Office Surely should and
the Federation he
Republicans Republican forfeit
IL and defeat him
record For ourselves where there seeking
the political field
independent Republicans take
The good their ow
generally
light nof and
With Mr. haycr his
uged one h can voted
t is honest it is capable it is faithful to ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
A FORMER WET CAMPAIGN.

Speaking of Cheer and booze
forgotten the history
expanding thousands of dollars for drinks the Republican
and without Day by
of
for Mckinley, Sam Parker and Reform.
Everything had been cunning keep
wet goods to headquarters at its
liquor bills
by
in the fear of Wilcox a legislature.
And yet the election Waterloo
bought by drinks did bought Having
the
Wall the result be satisfactory of ideasfn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
STRAIGHT TICKET OR GOOD MEN ,

requires something in Bulletin
The latest exhibition article which
order attends machine follows
will and benefit hoodums
The thing will be that
ehestnuts he likely
One plea is about reasonable
Why not get the Democratic side Bulletin
drunk at machine meetings
emperancef Then the two sides of the Bulletin
As substitute for the Bulletins
we tho folowng
for the straight ticket
Of brothel of
unpublished crime wideopen
good and el.g governed Honolulu fit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
HELP THE BAND HOME.

Advertiser
Smith bringing
Hawaiian band which, help likely stranded
brink of winter, in the prairie States
hope of doing business
The bandboys a
cold in the middle West in
Unless
waians suffer only clothing
The band has advertised itself
officially represent
oganized time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
NO FRANCHISE ISSUE.

the good ath of Charles F. Chiingworh be judged
Iaish speeches below
OF ha calls
completely squares the circle of SANDER folly.
they still the burden of his N Hawaiian
There franchise question
The possible
be Tor the majority of the give these islands
electoral
protected by haoles
Chilngworth his 'haole''
himself
disepuabe police
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This Ia a condition Tor diseascJ TO which doc
tors give many names, but which few or them
really understand. 1t Is simply Weakness
breakdown. as II were, Of the vital forces thar
sustain the system. No matter what may bs
Its causeS flor they are almost uumberlessJ,
lts symptoms are much the same; the NOR,
prominent being sleeplessness, sense OF p-os
uation or weariness, depression OF spirits and
want OF Energy for all the ordinary Affairs Of
life. NV, what alone Is absolutely essential
IN all such caAss ia INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-vlTAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY &c
proves that as nighs succeeds the day this ma,
throw on these morbid feelings, and experience
Do more certainly secured by q course or tn.
celebrated life-reviving tonic
THERAPIon NO.
than BY ANY other known combination. o.
surely as IL Ia taken Ia accoEdAuce with tn,
printed directions accompanying IL, will IN.
shattered health be restored, tie EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESh, ana
a new existence Impaired In place OF what
had 50 lately seemed WORKOUT, fused up" and
Va.ueess. This wonderful medicament 10 pur.
~ vegetable and innocuous. 10 agreeable to tn.
taste-suitable for all constitutions aad condi
lions, In either sex; and Il 10 difficult TO I'm
agine case OF disease or arrangement. whose
main features are those OF debility, that will
not be speedily and permanently benefited b
this neyer-faiiing recuperatiye essence, which Is
destined to cast into oblivion everything that
had preceded IL for thir widespread and numar
ops class OF human ailments
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23

Travel the fully the war partly be-
short time bottle hoated
what could As
accidents these
need regulating the
either by eliminating along poisoned explosive bullets
of
months will corrode
the shell
are now mine float
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
LOCAL BREvrTIEs.


Harry T Mills. OF Kona. IL In tow
studying the political situation.
josh" Tucker. OF the Masonic Tom
pie was a returning passenger on III,
Alameda.
Attorney Fred Peterson left yoster
day for the Parker ranch. He vii
return Saturday.
G. j Hutchins. the insurance man
returned on the Alameda from n busl.
ness trip to the Coast.
Charley Clapp. Of the Inter-Island
steam Navigation Company, returned
from the mainland yesterday.
w. @. Cooper. formerly cashier of the
FIRST National Bank OF Honolulu. Ia
now running hotel In Oakland
Mrs. b. +. Sandow, OF Kauai, accom-
panied by her child and maid arrived
on the Alameda and will leave soon for
the Garden Isle.
Miss Whltlock, the Los Angeles
agent OF the Hawaii Promotion Com
mittee. was lately in Omaha promoting
Hawaiian tourist business.
Governor Carter and other Federal
OFFICIALS here have received an execu-
tive circular, signed by the President.
calling attention to provisions of the
eight-hour law for labor on public
works
me American schooner Kineo, which
sailed on April 81 from Kahului for
the Breakwater, and which Is now out
lSl days, has been posted as overdue
ana 10 per cent. is quoted for rein |
surance.
Postoffice Inspector Hare's attention |
has been obtained for a collection
agency on the mainland, which is said
% have swindled little boy in a fake
ewelry deal with an unfulfilled prom
sc of a gun attached
John B. White was admitted to prac-
ice in the Federal court yesterday and
assigned to the defense of
poor Chinese woman indicted for big
my. All the observations about the
tness of the assignment, based on Mr..
Whites Mormon eldership, are away
Fl. Mr.. White is not Salt Lake
1ormon, but one of the non-polyga-
lous sect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23

ihe are mos Of much opposition to Senator
not crystalled
down the bop
TO no machine and not
onered support for his railroad if he in
ana hamuk wasae jobs Indignantly he has
insisted on too strict pleasant
contrast with A. V.
$4,000 for the he be an
ideal Legislators breed
betray the interests
to s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
CHILDREN.

In buying cough medicine for chill
dren never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy There is no
danger from it and relief is always
sure to follow. 1t is especially valu-
able for colds, Group and whooping
cough For sale by Benson, Smith &
Co, Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
CFrom Mondays Advertiser.)

F'rom Mondays Advertiser)
A. V. Peters returned from Kaua
yesterday. 49,,
Mrs. H. Isenberg was a passenger il
the Maui from Kauai.
Rev. Messrs. Thwing, Gulick ant
Timoteo arrived from Kauai yesterday
morning.
Attorney W. ]. Sheldon of waimea
came to town in the steamer Mau
from Kauai.
The following sugar Is ready for ship
ment on Kauai *. S. NJ, 3O2 bags:
V. X, 1900; W.. 1900; NJ. A. X, 1929.
Edward G. x. Deverill, Deputy Tax
Assessor and Sub-Land Agent of Han
alei, arrived from Kauai in the Maui.
The steamer Kauai, which arrived
yesterday from Hawaii, was engaged
on October Is scraping and painting
buoys at the Hilo wharf
A. d. Hills, superintendent of Lihue
Ice & Electric Company, who has
brought an equity suit to cancel deed
and place the estate of his mother in
trust, arrived with Mrs. Hills from
Kauai yesterday morning.
q. Fl. Cant, formerly engineer Of Ono
mea sugar mill, is now manager of
the Mahogany Lumber Company at
Hilo. The machinery for the new mill
Is expected in few weeks, and the
construction of buildings in the koa
forest near the Volcano house will be
proceeded with Immediately.
Hackfelds have wireless news of
heavy rains at Lihue and Koloa,
Kauai.
Chas. III. Gilman, the contractor.
leaves in tomorrow's S. S. Alameda for
a trip to the Coast
The Transport Sherman is due from
San Francisco with two days later
mail and the Doric on Friday will have
mail five days still later.
The barkentine Kaiulani, from Seat
tie, arrived at Lahaina yesterday. A
passenger aboard her was Robert Hen
dry, son of United States Marshal Hen
dry.
A deposition of w. P. Schwerin.
manager of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, has been filed in the suit of
that company for 100000 damages
against the dredge Pacific for fouling
the steamer Siberia's propeller with a
wire cable.
7. Phillips, the freight clerk of the
steamer Kinau will succeed Chief Clerk
Scott at the Kinau wharf after the end
OF the month"; Scott resigning to ac-
cept a position with the gas company.
Phillips place on the Kinau will be
nlled by ). Birmingham. now purser on
the Likelike. The new Likelike purser
Will be r. j. Kellett. the present as
sistant freight clerk of the Kinau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
SAN PEDRO-HONOLULU.

1t
n Honolulu and
Los Angeles is beginning to talk
Pedro and of
Salt Lake railroad, which sea- bushes
gether and build steamer sut1
craft like the Lena and the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
THERAPIoN

10 sold BY principal Chemists throughout ths
world. Price In England 2/e and 4/o In OF.
dering, stats which of the three numbers re-
CURED, and observe that the word "rhsrapioas
white letters on . red Eround) afixed te
syery package By order Of His Aajesty's Hea.
Commissioners. and without which Il b .
sorgezy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23

The new boiler for the steamer W.
q. Hall was put in place yesterday
afternoon. The boiler weighs in the
neighborhood of thirty tons and tho
work of hosting it to ana off the seow
which conveyed it from the Nebraskan,
and lowering it into the hull Of the
Hall was a tieklish bit of work sue
eessfully carried out without q hitch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23

plight
Those who feel like helping money
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CON-.
chinery OF every descrition made -
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

LEVERS & CooKE.-CRosert Iew.ra
.. j. Lowrey, c. NJ. Cooke.)-Imports
ers and dealers in lumber and buiIH.
ing materials. Office, IA Fort ct.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20
AT THE CHAUTAUQUA.
Ottawa Assembly Opens Up With
Bright Prospects.

Forest Park. ottawa, Kan, June 20
The twenty-seyenth annual session OF
the Ottawa Chautauqua opened last
night at Forest park. A year ago with
the reform programme to be given and
advertising matter scattered throughout
the west, opening day found the park
tabernacle half under water and more
rain falling. With a return to the origi-
nal ChautaUqua programme plan, the
wee ther and park conditions were ideal.
The programme opened with a concert
by the Gormley band. Madame Park
Of Chicago and Prof. Samuel Thorsten-
berg Of Salina sang solos. President
Nusbaum made the opening announce
ments and introduced the department
leaders.
Mrs. May Belleville Brown Of Salina,
president of the State Federation Of
Women's clubs. addressed the opening
meeting of the federation. Miss Anna
Thornhill Jones of Wichita addressed
the c. L. S. c. at o'clock All the
tents have been taken and an extra
order was received by express The
100000 exhibit Of original drawings by
Remington. Frost and Gibson viii be
opened today
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20

Receipts today Is cars. Market was mn
changed to pc higher with quotations as
follows July. 155sc; Sept. 757sc; Dec.
Taisc- Cash No. , hard. 79dS0c; No. 3
hard. 7SQ111hc; No. 4 hard. 6SG74c; No .
red. Sc; No. 5 red, 7Sds25zc; No. 4 red.
7oG77c.
CORN-Market unchanged to &c higher
Julyl 4Sl4c: Sept, 4Sssc: Dec. 461zc Cash:
No. mixed, 495z649azc; :; No. 3 mixed. 1914
No white. 591hd5OS4c: No. white Sole
OATS-Market steady. No. white 4e1s
G411sc; No mixed, 3Sd39e.
RYE-Market steady, 5SQ5Sc.
HAY-Market strong. Choice timothy
1350014. 90: choice prairie $500
BUTTER Market strong Creamery.
1S12c; packing, 131kc.
EGGs-Marl1et steady Fresh. lac.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20
FATHER sLAsHEs son.
James Corners, Held by Police, Re-
fuses to Tell Motive.

Chicago, June 2O.-Attacked by his
father, Thomas Corners, 10 years old,
is suffering at his home, 211 Ninety
first street. with a cut in his neck, while
the father. James Corners, is being
held by the police of the South Chi
cago station.
The elder Corners refuses to explain
his motive for the attack, which oc-
Cured late Saturday night at Eighty
ninth street and Commercial avenue,
South Chicago.
The son is employed by a grocer at
S917 Commercial avenue, and he was
working about the store Saturday
night when he was Informed that his
father wished to see him at the corner.
Young Corners left the store, and there
followed some words between father
and son, and finally. the police declare,
the elder man struck a the boy with a
knife. The son suffered a deep cut in
the left ch eek. and as the blow was
struck he fell to the sidewalk. Seeing
his son PROSTATE the father fed, and
was pursued for several blocks by per-
sons who saw the cutting.
The father was arrested. The boy
was taken to his home by the police.
It is said his injury is not serious.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20
MAINTAINS HER INNOCENCE.
Myers Woman Declares She Is Not
Guilty of Her Husbands Murder.

Liberty. Mo..June 20-Afrs. Aggie Myers
whom Gov. Folk has promised to grant a
respite talked in her cell here last night
of her case. She had regained her com
posure following the announcement that
the state supreme court had denied her a
new trial
I am truly thankful to the governor for
giving me additional time in which to
take the few legal measures remaining, 2
said Mrs. Myers. "and I am not without
hope that we will be successful next
time If every legal measure fails and
the good women of Missouri and the news
papers that are endeavoring to secure q
communication of my sentence are unsuc-
cessful. then I will mount the scaffold and
pay the penalty of the peoples prejudice
without fear of the future, for I am inno-
cent Of killing my husband, Clarence Ny
ers, and Hoffman knows it. and he should
tell the truth and prepare to meet his God
with clean lips
Standing here almost in the shadow OF
the scaffold on which man was execu-
ted few years ago, I want to reiterate
that ] am not the person who should be
hanged for my husbands murder for I
did not do it. I did not do It y
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20

wall St. New York, June. 20.-STOCKs-
Prices at the opening Of the stock mar
Ixef today showed brisk advances over
last night with the usual speculative IA
v-orftes leading. Great Northern prefer
red rose 31k points. National Lead points,
American Smelling IL points, INTERIOR
olIgh Metropolitan preferred and Reading
IL points. Chesapeake and Ohio. 1locomo-
ffS-e and Delaware and Hudson 1 point.
ana ST Paul Ontario and Western, Cana
dian Pacific and Colorado Fuel large
fractions.
and Peterborough Metropolitan carried
them of land IL points respectively. but
their weakness had only a slight affect
on the general market, which continued
active at some furtehr advance. Large
blocks of stocks were ha ndied freely. the
oDening in Norfclk and Western being g.
On shares at s91z fJ901zc. against SS1kc yes
ferdav'ss closing Some effective profit
taking occurred from time to time in
Szreaf Northern preferred. Lead and I.o-
eor7otfve The demand was freely fed to
take profits ana the rise halted at II
o'clock.
There was a notable shrinl<age in the
volume Of activity in the second hour.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-20
ESCAPED IN TIME.
Herman Kaplan and Son Arrive From
BiaIystok, Russia.

New York, June 20.-Herman Kap-
Ian and his son. Joseph, a boy of Is.
of Bialystok, Russia, arrived in New
York yesterday and although they left
BiaIystock June Z. prior to the massa-
ere of the Jews in that city, their de-
parture was hastened by what had
gone before. NJ. Kaplan, who was in
the lumber contracting business, will
settle in Chicago. He left his wife be
hind with her parents. who are too old
to leave. She will join her husband
later.
.'rThe state of affairs was almost as
bad as could be before I left, said NJ
Kaplan. last night.
Murders and bomb throwing were
of daily occurrence and although it
seems almost Incredible, these out
RACES were committed for the most
part by boys from IL to years of
age They were sent out to do these
deeds by their elders.
Business was at a standstil- The
poor are everywhere facing starva-
ton.
81 have no hesitation in saying that
unless the czar bows to the will of the
douma, the greatest revolution in his
tory will come.