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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-20
WOUNDS, BRUISES AND BURNS.

By applying an antiseptic dressing
to wounds, bruises, burns and like in
juries before inflammation sets in. they
may be healed without maturation and
in about one-third the time required
by the usual treatment. Chamberlain s
Pain Balm is an antiseptic and when
applied to such injuries, causes them
to heal very quickly. 1t also allays
the pain and soreness and prevents any
danger of blood poisoning. For sale by
all Dealers and Druggists, Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-20
CASES ARGUMENT BEFORE
COMMIT TEE. OF CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March s.
Following is the full text of the adj
dress delivered before the House Com
mittee on Territories by Dan Case,
County Attorney for Maui:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
COMMITTEES: AS has already been
stated by those who have preceded
me: The Internal Revenue and Gus
tom receipts collected in Hawaii since
July first, nineteen hundred, has
amounted in round numbers to $685.
10000. The amount collected for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nine
teen hundred and five, was s1,04S,94o.
1t is three-fourths of this sum. or
three-fourths of whatever sum may be
derived from these sources from year
to year that Hawaii is asking Con-
gress to set aside and devote to Ter
ritorial and Federal improvements
throughout Hawaii.
Before Hawaii became an integral
part of the United States, all of this
revenue was part of Hawaii's re-
ceipts, from and out Of which a very
considerable portion of her yearly dis
bursements were made. Since July
first, nineteen hundred, this fund, large
as 1t is to Hawaii, and necessary as
we believe it Is to her success as a
| Territory, has gone into the Federal
| Treasury.
When we stop to consider that Ha-
waii comprises an area of but APP
proximately 6400 square miles, the
| larger portion of which is land that
can not be put to any good use. and
further bear in mind that her total
population is less than $4,000 1t is not
difficult to understand why 1t is that
| Hawaii is appealing to Congress fol
the expenditure of this revenue ir
Hawaii.
| HAWAIIAN CUSTOMS.
There are but ten Custom Districts
within the United States wherein there
/ are collected custom duties amount
| ing to over a million dollars, and Ha'
wall is one of these ten. Classed
among these districts, may be men
toned New York, Philadelphia, New
Orleans, Chicago, San Francisco, ano
four other cities quite as important II
not as large. Again, each of these
| Custom Districts lies within state
whose population is numbered by the
millions, where Hawaii counts hers b!
the thousands, and whose resources
are estimated in dollars, where Ha
wall estimates hers in cents.
In consideration of the purposes fol
| which this fund, If set aside by Con.
! grcss, should be devoted, ! would cal
your attention more particularly tc
matters pertaining to education.
Hawaii has a cosmopolitan popula'
tion in round numbers divided by ma
| tionalities, as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-03-20

The total enrolment in our shhools
for the year ending June thirteenth.
1905, was about 10000 divided, by ma.
tionalities, as follows:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
Don't Talk Nuci, to Your Horse,

4 horse who has always been made to obey quickly will respond to com mandS from any one. whereas the creature who has been petted and talk ed to accords, unless hungry, scant at tention to any one We talk to horses altogether too much, and it is q silly and dangerous custom. "Whoa.' should mean but one thing and. slip, slide or fall, should meet with instant obedi ence. Not another word should ever be used, beyond possibly the order to stand over' in the stall although even that Is best unsad) except the click of tbe tongue for increased speed. The animals attention is kept if you are silent He does not know what you will Go next and as be diStrusts and merely tolerates you, even as be fears you, his anxiety is always to find out what you wish done or what move you will next mi ake-Is NJ. Ware ill Outing Magazine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
flick ors Trees

II l. rather d pity that our hckorI"S should receive highest appreciation from Us when they are yielding up their substalr" in roaring flames i'll ouE fircplaccS For nowhere in the forest world can We find q genus of trees that Is. as whole. more attractive and valuable than tho genus hicora. Most Of the hlckoiies are beautiful in summer when their glossy foliage is at its best. lH=autumu this foliage turns the color of uuroined gold and when bare of leaves there iS revealed In oaklike tNfSt 10 the branches which makes these trees most picturesque and beautiful objects in the winter landscape We have never made as much commercially of the nuts as ". might wei have done our Indian predcco>~ot, kurw how to make t most attractive beverage from them. and the early settlers pressed from them au II tbat Was i luxury. I'm pecan is lla only hickory species thar has bee e.e1 rtoped and cultivated to any cXtr5#. aud JIs has only recently begun | 55reer a@ l cultivated tree.
 Country E.46e h America.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
Didn't Know the Cipher.

The inability to read a cipher once cost q notable of France his head When the CheHalcr de Rohan was in the BaStiile his friends. wishing to let hin, know that his accomplice had died without confessing, passed the following cipher, written on a shirt into his dungeon: "M>c dulhXecclgu ghi yxuj; Inn ct uI@e ali The cipher was not a difficult one. being arranged by a complete Transportation of the alphaliet but De Ro4an did not have the clcW and he puzzled over the meaningless words in vain. \ solution of he rid Gle meant tAe @uillotine or his free dom. but lhr puzzle was beyond him. and he pleaded guilty because he coli,s. not decipher 'Le prisonnier est mort; il n'a rien dit"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
TRAINING DOG POLICE.
BrcS king In of the seine Patrol One
 of the sights of Paris.

The training of the young New foundlands that are periodically added to the staff is one ot the sights ef Paris. It takes place in the hcadquar ters of the agents plongrurS, small building on the qtaySide not fur from the Cathedral of Notre Dame Dogs and men enter into the exercise with zeSt. and thern k usually T crowd of cnookcrs Only dummy figures are used but the rescue" is nevertheless q very realistic affair The biz dog know perfectly we'll what the exercise means. and th"y wait with comic c9- thusiaSm until the dummy i, thrown into thc water and aH agaut llou@ouf ruShes out ou ! 'ariu% the splash aui the outcry of spectators, While the men arc hHsy with lines and life blo&S the dog plun@e~ iatp tine water, sWims to the dummy, watches With rare in. teliigencc for ID opportunity n Set 44 advantageous hold. and then it either sHiHs ashore waits for its master. who brings ta the reserc lon@ poles, cork bolts and he like. The more ~ perienccd dogs however, will eaSiH effect rescue from fist to ia&t Witl= out human assistance. aud it is an iaz spring sight to watch them Ioakin@ for I Iootdold on the slippery sides of the river bank and pulling tine heavy dummy into ] place Of safety.
 It takes aboalr four months 10 frIfH the dogs eilieieutly. They are also charged with the protection of their masters when attacIletl by the deS pcrate fnfliaHS who sleep nnder the arches of the bridge in summer, Thus in Paris the police dogs are proved suceeSS.-C CentHry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
Origin Of fro,Iuct.

The origin of croqnct is certainly in Solvcd ill mystery. Some authorities are Of the opinion Chat if is fouI1oA on the old gam" of pale maille,' or pell mell. from which We have the street Pall Mall This is described by Cot grave in his dictionary as a game wherein a round box bowie iS with ] mallet struck threr;h q high arch of yrou, and a picture of this in Strutt' $ "SportS and PaStmes" shows that these had a strong resemblance to the croQuet implements of today.-London Academy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09

Of the 18th inst.
 At the request of Secretary Rich ardson the board of directors. with the assistance ot the advisory com mlttee, will serve on the reception committee. and the wives or relatives or friends of these men will consti- ute the ladies arrangement and re- ception committee. The ladies com mlttee will meet on next Monday af- terhoon in the ladies parlor Of the as sociation to effect definite arrange ments for the reception.
 Mr. A. c. knebel of New York City. secretary of the international commit tee, will be one of the guests of honor and the probabilities are that Mr. F |" Hamilton Of St. L83is. zAo railroad secretary who recently flied the posi- ton made vacant by The raasfor of Mr. ShfBp 10 New York
 \ special program is betH@ araae- ed. and the maaa&eMent promise to give the public an evening that VII be interestino aad enteNtai,..s.- a a}l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
DIABETES.
A Disease of the Kidneys that Gives the Patient More Suf- fering and Misery than any Other Kidney Ailment.
I have a1l appetite.N "

llstNt stlI Il i'I'St4t0.
 Cant get enough to eat or drink 1t seems, but what I eat does not nourish me, suppose I'll finish this meal feel ing as hungry. as when sat down. Be- sides, I drink water by the quart and yet I'm always thirsty. Eve q nasty sli1ny constant thirst that water does not sat isfv."
 ..With all you eat you are not gaining ill wci2htl'
 esNo; I'm losing flesh every day. More than that, Tm losing strength, and am troubled with breaking oat of boils or carbunele,. My nj i9llt $ rest is disturbed bv constant calls to urinate. Altogether, I am the most miserable of lnefl
 You have Diabetes.
 Your trouble is due to d diseased con- dition ef tie liver, which has extended to the kiluevs. These organs have broken down under the strain and your only hope of cure is quick and careful treatment with a remedy which is known to be effective ill such diseases. You cannot afford to experiment. with rene- dies of questionable merit. Your life de- bends OH the success of the medicine.
 Prickly Ash Bitters is remedy with a long record of cures behind it. Severe cases of diabetes yield quickly to its powerful restorative influence. It con- tains all the necessary properties for the cure of kidney diseases and also exerts a cleansing and regulating effect i'll the liver and bowels.
 Ii subdues the inflammation i'll the kidneys which is always present Ill dla betes, stops wasting of the kidney tissue cools the blood, allays the constant un- ouenchable thirst, satisfies the gnawlng hunger :n the stomaeh and produces a sense of ease and nourishment through out the body.
 Thomas Threadgill. stoneburG, IeA'' says: CT suffered for twelve years. I was about half sick all the time and couldn't do days wor without great distress My food disagreed with me most of the time couldn't sleep well ana was constipated, weak and nervous. Doctors didn't seem to now what ailed me and received no benefit from any of them. was urged to try prickly Ash Bitters. l begun to improve with the first bottle and am now strong ana hearty and haven't had bad spell since. l feel that can never thank you enough for the great good prickly Ash Bitters has done me ana never miss an opportunity to speak of its wonderful ,ro,r wbere it will do the most good both to you and others who may be afflicted as was.'
 Get the genuine having figure ""
 ill red OH front label.
 co13 hv ar,ogis.s. Price S1.00.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
>ol lliER\ MAN FOR PRESIDENT
Chairman GriggS Declares for j. >. Nlllianl>-Na!S south Has Been
 Fail to kite Too Long.

The defeat of Hearst in New York 5.ld tAe failure Ot Democrats to make sufficient gains to give them control 2 the next house. caused Chairman lalaas c. Gri2@s= of the Democratic S4AStessional comMtlee to make al eAiphatIe Pronouncement in favor of s..e south furnishing the leadership of 5a- national Democracy Commence z4 ah the election return today Chair aaA Gri&ss said with al air of con drnce and unsubdued coura2e:
 atm still d Democrat but with aa 5.'eadanSe, and that appendaSe is a >4ajAefn Democrat.
 hat the Democrats of the south 4aEe got to do is to form southern .'el49cratle party and nominate a man ei heir own for the presidency. We nave been playing the tail for the kite 100 long, and I for one am tired of it.
 am for John Sharp Williams of Mis- slSslppi for president. and-will nomi- nate him.
 lie Northern Democrats have had sae't way too long, while we have done .1' JI!e work, so l am in favor of talk 'hs charge now. John Sharp Williams MI! make as good a run OF hetterthan any ot the northern Democrats have 9'At. and am for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
tZBnAal Loci. smith

Louis N8l had | passion for the locks nj l,s= tr3e}a, and t Is sald lhaf over h.. tg5e.Je library he had T forge. two anej.z sttui T Esist Hamber of 5roH tools te-. her with all kinds of locks common as well a5 those of a secret and elaborate variety. Ii was here that th@ kiH4 would couco"f himself from the aacaH and the coHrt 10 file and fo"@c with the infamous Gamiu. who taught hiH the art of loeillnaking. 1t is sad that Gamjn while teaching the king His trade took upon himself the tone and authority of q master, and, according tp this same master, the kiD@ was good. forbearin& timiA, inquisiii1e and addicted to sleep. f.ouis had also 4:'eat passion for timopiec"S, and the difficulty which he found iH adjusting his clocks and watches k said to have drawn from him the re
 1ectiou th&t il was ahsllrd of him te attempt to bring mon to anything like uniformity of belief in matters of faith when il" couldn't mak" any two of his timepieces agree with each other
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
\ Surfeit of Orator,

One of the mistaken theories is th9t a public speaker" is necessary to the success of any public affair. This the ory had it's rise at a time when olato1| was fad Orators were cultivated and they were supposed to take hH- man passions in their hands and toy with them. In this practical age pub lie speakers are a bore, and nobody cares anything about them, People gather to be entertained and not lee tured. But, this theory having been established that a public speaker is important to a picnic, an orator is hauled out and set loose on a few old gentlemen With canes and d few moth CTS who must occupy the benches =iA taking care of the children.-S;'he1ha Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
Shot an Angel,

Now and again we hear of strange and rare birds being shot in England, but how many sportsmen except Mir Wells clergyman can claim to have shot an angel: One such man exists. thoH4h it is doubtful whether he iS proud of his skill It was nighttime and he was passing Crayford parish churchyard with his gun over his shou' ,lrr when lle saw what he took for q ghost He levcled his piece and fired, but his aim was wild. He had failed to wing his quarry. lnvestigatlon showed that the ghost was q sculp tured angel on a tomb. and he had shot off one of it's toes.-London Chron- icle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
BEG hHtM iU FDR8I
 LID 0N LOUISVILLE.
Likely to Gall Extra Ne>>ion 10 Secure More ~trnecnt
 le@i>iafion.

Louisville. Ky Nov 9-F'Iiends of Governor Feekham he4p say that the they eXpecf him t3 cali aH extra ses- sion of the legislature in few days 10 enact l"2iSlati0n which will enable him to nail down sI= 1id on Louisville and other cities. II is stated that the governor desires q statue like that i'll New York by which he would be able 10 remove any mayor or other city official who fails to enforce iaws
 During his canvass Of tbe state to secure the Endorsement from United States senator iii yesterdays Demo- cratic primary. the governor was much annoyed by the fact that, while he had forced the lid on in this city, he could not keep il down tight. Charges were made that he put it on merely to get the country vote. and that he did not desire to keep it on.
 The governor charged that if Sun day closing Was not being enforced Mayor Earth had not kept his prom ise The governor is said to be in- censed also over the big maiorities made against him by the liquor interests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
A GREAT BEER HOUSE
NUnirl. Oy,ns the Oldest and Largest
 saloon I:i the World.

The Hofhraalaus of Munich is per haps the oldest and largest saloon in the world. owned by the king of Ba- varia and patronized hN aa average of 12,06e customers I daXs tlA holidays the number often runs Hp to l1,otp and 1GO0O. Nothing to drink is sold hat beer hreWna at the royal brewery which was >tartedzby King Ludwig the Severe in 12.i., IIr present iIofbl1Ff- haus was hailt in lGi4, and the beer was brcWcd on the spot until lStS, when tEe brewery was moved into the country to less expensive quarters.
 There arc seats for 1..,00 customers. plain wooden benches without backs beside plain wooden tables without covers. In the @ardrn or court are loo empty beer 5rt,elS ~et oa end. which are used for tables. The steins. which are very heavy and told I quart of beer, are piled up in stae:.s before the bar on the floor in the morning, where they remain until they are eSei.
 When q customer wants beer h,' picks out a stein, takes it te one of the DaSl1lS ol TNllllIlS Ndtti M44t- II tttt7 '=.N walls and washes it himself. Then lie carries it to the counter and h24dS Ii over to the bartender, Who til}S il will beer from the barrel. Tle l'lis,e ! t' cents Stein and the profits snn35f' the hospitals of the city. alt':a#-}i f..' king could claim them it he de irel t2 do so, as the brewery and tll' !!9thr;9!- haus belong to him b% inheritance. Chicago Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
La !ieIcd.

Tn the I.e@ard house there was q great dinner After awhile the maid was called and tue mistress said: Serve the dinner. There is no one else b come except a relation of little importance
 Five minutes aftcrward the maid an nounced in loud tone:
 The relation of little importance To cciapenSieri.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
IlipI, Finance.

Say" began Burroughs. "lend me q five, will you:'
 See here" replied Markley. If you'd only save your own money you wouldn't have to borrow from your friends.
 "Hut by borrow ing from my friends I do save my own money. Catholic Standard and Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
Try Silence.

The man who counts thirty in his mind before he speaks soon discovers that when he talks he says something Try silence for a change. lt builds up a wonderful reserve force in your phys teal organization and surely oVercOmes your tempcramental inclnations to babble.--cairo Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
\ he SouthW 6 stern \ e egrnph and ' ele
 pin one GO.
krAI ] el4Ir lr.ln .lcl-~.

#m +aEsa aa .5ze a5 J,a li# Fe#.=i sal ,aa-l .=It44@ .la djtiaH 25uG.
 ftl,ia BQ#.-# tfH EHas., uadtfidel lai3 .ealz 7,aa E #t |. u blacrZH5: zsse#
 | NJ. Ea#ef s.E= s##i t.5Ez= Robinson, 3ot22, .a4 #of SheHfu5 AsF=s &
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
rxpr.T TO ASSIST IN
 FIGHT ON WEEYIL.
Sc+.te Agricultural Commissioner Tuck Gets Promise of Man to Take Tn Work in Four Counties.

Guy B. Tucker, commissioner of &i,as manufactures and agriculture, Srntnrned yesterday from Shreveport, where he attended q meeting of Ssormars and government experts. The 8naafing was called by Chief Ento- H,,o,ogist Galloway who has charge of -ha government demonstration farm ,,o,k and the fight being made against a,he boil weevil throughout the south .vas+ The meeting was for the pur- nose of discussing means Of getting ,,i7 of the weevil and there We're farm ars present from almost every section Inf Louisiana Several Arkansas salanrers were in attendance at the I |meeting.
 While at the meeting Mir. Tucker | Iseeured promise from Dr.. Galloway That an expert assistant will be sent at once to Arkansas to take Up the l &york ill the four infected eouuties- [NTler. Lafayette, Columbia aud Union. Rrhts expert, Dr. Galloway promised. | will begin work at once and al effort 1 will be made through Congressman EVallaee to have two or three assist faats assigned to that disJrict and the sadioining territory in Louisiana The meeting at Shreyepor. Was well attended and the planters ill at- tendance spoke in the highes terms of the work being done by the gov arnment assistants i'll the boil Weeyi1 sections of louisiana sail MF Tucker yesterday on his return. eThe entire plan of beating the Weey4 t0 the cotton crop. according to the gov ernment method, lies in early plant ing. Many planters, men who raise 200 bales and upwards, Were at this
 meeting and all were opponents of the
 government plan of early planting The ground is broken in the late win kter and the planting is done rafly iii
 the spring The planters at he meet
 ing stated that the bol Weeyil made
 Us dpptdi dLlG etDoul July .t, tlQt tlldl
 by reason of the early planting they
 were able to get a good crop and that
 the Weevil did little damage, because
 the crop was too far adyacned.
 Several of these planters stated
 that by the governments plan they
 were able to get almost twice as much
 cotton per acre as under the old plan
 and they declared their intention of
 sticking to the plan advocated by the
 government"
 Mr Tucker was accompanied to the
 meeting at Shreveport, La, by A. Y.
 SwatN, government demonstration
 farm expert. Among the Arkansas
 planters in attendance at the meeting
 were J. R. B Moore w. J. Jeffries and
 I. T, Bateman of Clarendon j. l..
 Conner of Augusta and Eugene G0gs-
 hill, secretary of the Merchants
 Iea9Ue at MaFianna.
 Brooks Medcated Bears-Foot Oil.
 the greatest remedy to bleach the skin
 and render il soft and healthfu. tu-
 Ators. pinples. etc. Ladies will find it
 the ideal of perfection. No skin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
DiSrOuJ.8U UInH.

She-Why do you look so worried, Bertie? Did papa object: Bertie-No; but he said; It's all right You'll soop find out it's useless 10 kick when Nells head Is set on anything"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
SleeIl.

Now. blessings light on him that first invented sleep. It covers man all over. thoughts and all. like cloak: 1t is meat for the hungry, drink for the thirsty. heat for the cold and cold for the hot CprNanteS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
Cutie Different.

He-But thought Nou'd forgiven me for that and promised to forget if She-YeS; but l di,ll't promise to le' you forget I'd forgiven it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09

At ths season of the year. all lung troubles begin to germinate. Brooks eo0sh ana Consumption Cure is i0's sermitide. It stops the cough 7''' heals the lungs by removing the cause. Kills tubercular germs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
I.eyity and Gravity.

Seott-I played q funny trick on the law of gravity this morning. Mott What was it? Dropped a line to my wife up in the motlnta ms Boston Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09

Some men are born great some achieve greatness and some couldn't tell to save the;r u.r'lS how it hap peied
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09
SECOND ANNIVER.
 SARY CELEBRATION. '"ahs Mems Christian Association.
 November 18th.

Al the recent committee meeting of .V s. board of directors of the local Y. M (, A., it was decided to throw open s1e association to the entire public .'' | general reception on the night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09

The sfeatesc Uic acla solvent |, Brooks Bearzt'oa=. .aslea kidney. 1tg- er and bla3aes= ettf== wit4= seee eanI- 3laed treatHe,-e .3:. 1.e,-y3s1s aa8 seXu- d debility
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09

Giving alms never lessons tEe purse Spanish Pr2reyb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-09

Brooks Medicated Bears-F'oot Oil. the greatest remedy to bleach the skin and render il soft and healthful, tu- aors. pimpIes. etc. Ladies will find it the ideal =ol, perfection No skin germs can exist with its use.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04

Nothing so good as Russ Bleaching
Blue. Delights the laundress. All
grocers sell 1t. Refuse limitations.