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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
TRAIN SUGGESTION
FOR THE FOURTH

Editor Advertiser: To give an OPP
portunity to country folk on the line
of the Oahu railroad to witness the
finish of the baseball matches and other
amusements on the 18th of July, | would
like to make a suggestion that the aft
ernoon train scheduled to leave Homo
lulu at $40 be changed to O'Clock.
People with families do not like to
wait till the late train, and by taking
the $40 they are compelled to leave
the baseball ground before the games
are over. EVA.
June %, 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

The engagement is announced of
William L Kerr and Miss McCorriston.
Both young people are well known. Mr..
Kerr is Connected with his father, L.
B. Kerr, in business. and Miss Nc
Corriston lives with her brothers and
sister on Punchbowl road.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

More than sixty kinds Of candy
some Of them made from formulas IN
known to any other factory. Alex,
ander Young Cafe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01

You are to get better quality of
Gas than ever before and the price is
less.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-01
DOWN WHERE THE wURzBER
GER FLOWS"

Pilsner and Wurzberger beer on
draught at Scotty's Royal Annex, Mer-
chant street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

] had regarded my old col a-e chum
not only as the best mentally har-
messed man | had ever met but knew
him as the soul of honor, that honor of
the q s1Cry books, and | could not
credit Lis b Z tempted to jeopardize
unfairly the rights Of property OF an
other. But it was habit with me to
let Bob have his way. and ! did not
press him to come into our firm as
full partner.
Five years later. during which time
affairs. business and social. had been
slipping along as well as either Bob
or | could have asked. | was preparing
for another sit-down to show my chum
that the time had now come for him
to help me in earnest. when a queer
thing happened-one Of those unac-
countable incidents that God some
times sees fit TO drop across the life
paths of His children. paths heretofore
as straight and far-ahead visible as
highways along which one has never
TO look twice To see where he Is trav-
cling; one of those events that. looked
Ut l'ti'ol''tiNtAN- cl' b'l hn1 all nu-
man understanding.
II was a beautiful July Saturday
noon and Bob and | had Just packed
up for the day preparatory to Joining
Mrs. Randolph on my yacht for run
down to our place at Newport. As we
stepped out Of his Office one of the
clerks announced that a lady had come
in and had particularly asked to see
Mr.. BROMLEY
Who the deuce can she he. coming
in at this time on Saturday. Just when
all alive men are in a rush 10 shake
the heat and dirt of business for food
and the good air or al outdoors p"
growled Bob. Then he said. SHOW
her in"
Another minute and he had his an
swer
A lady entered
Mr.. Browniey?" She waited an in
slant to make sure he was the Vir-
ginian
Bob bowed
i am Beulah Sands. of Sands Land
ing. Virginia Your people know our
people, Mr.. Brownley. probably we'll
enough for YOU TO place me-"
OF the Judge Lee Sands" asked
Bob. as he held out his hand.
Il am Judge Lee SznAs' oldest
daughter. said the sweetest voice !
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

We have interests and gradually put
you into my different trusteeships"
Thus at fathers death there was not
q ripple in our affairs and none of the
stocks known as THE Randolph's"
fluttered a point because of that. TO the
financial world, momentous event |
inherited all of fathers fortune other
than four millions. which he divided
up among relatives and charities. and
took command of business that gave
me an income of two millions and
half year.
Once more | begged Bob to come
into the firm.
Not yet, jim" he replied. I've got
my seat and about a hundred thousand
capital. and | want to feel that I'm
free to kick my heels until | have
raked together an even million all of
my own making: then Ill settle down
with you. old man, and hold my handle
of the pillow. and If some good girl hap
pens along about that time-well. then
it will be An iyy-colored cot for
mine"
He laughed, and laughed, too. Bob
was looked upon by all his friends as
a bad case of woman-shy. No woman,
young or old, who had in any way
crossed Bob's orbit but had felt that
fascination. delicious to all women, in
the presence of:
A soul by honor sshooied
A heart by passion ruled
but he never seemed to see it, As nv
wife-for | had been three years mar
ried and had two little Randolphs to
show that both Katherine Blair and l
knew what marriage was for-never
tired of saying. Poor Bob, He's
woman blind. and IL looks as though
he would never get his sight in that
direction"
Then again. Jim" he continued in
. tone of great seriousness. there's a
little secret | have never let even YOU
into. The truth is am not safe vet
not safe to speak for the old house of
Randolph & Randolph. Yes. you may
laueh-ynu who are. and always have
been. as staunch and steady as the old
bronze John Harvard in the yard. YOU
who know Monday mornings just what
you are going to do Saturday night 3
snd all the days and nights in be-
tween, and who always do it Jim. I
have found since I have been over On
the floor that the southern gambling
blood that made BY grandfather. on
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

o. a. bis r-ss~ hsck f-ox Nee vorE
sseS>ga 10 s.s nsse lase ~ss sl~vf
tnAn b. csssle $50. sf~s.e has l-se =
si~ses-ses- aud Sr-aaalo-n.-r tes-
oE card gaass- szd-lose. and ceanz.
sns shose face of tse fsro~ns~s o.
tiry-tso~e s~soe g~mblins nsc-osses
are N Esy bs<soc. saa shes ske< b-..in
10 csss and Enss ! van; TO o. sonle
thing. and. Jss1 - and the s.s srosE
eyes s.aaeHly zso spAsss---H ssosc
microbes ever get snsessk<1. tAerc
b. mischief 10 psy On the anr-sare
there VIII
fsobs handsome head Gas thTosr
bach his thin nsstrils dslatssa -
iaosSn these ~ss ~ them TIE beea-H
~ cesfsscr- The hps ~eFe arsua
across the White ssxsk With jass psrf
enough 10 sho~ their edges. and a
the depths os the eyes vas . aArs .rad
blaze thai souehes gave the ImpEs
son one gets In iootinx do~n za5af
ionK avenue 81 black At the inssarf a
locomotixe headlight rounds q curSe 81
night
Twice before. ~ay back in oar cd
leee DAYS. ! had had a Peep at fh
gambling tempscr 81 nobs. Once ~ -
poker game in Gar rooms. ~heu a
crowd of New YORK cias mates triea
30 run him oaf of hand by the sh.
weight 81 coin. And again al She
Pcquot house a. New London on tlH
eve q varsity boat race. when "a
Yale crowd shook q big wad af mon
and taunfs az Bob until with sell Hr
lefi his usually wellleaded feet end
friehtened me. whose allowance Vls
dollars 20 Hob's cents. AZ the sum tglI
81 the bet cards be- signed before BE-
cleared the ruom al Nale money aul
came Co with white face stream
with cold PRECIPITATION. These eEcr
haa yassed out of ms memory as fla
ordinary student breaks that aay hHI
hluaded yaU-h is Liable io make ia DISC
circumstance As I booked az lll1
that day. while De- tried TO tell me tllf
she business Of Randolph a Bando lh
would not be safe IN his keeping ! Dad
TO admit TO myself that was puzz d
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

p-iss. saf f ys1 s4H i~s us have sh~
szics os ssas. exca~aEs ses: 90 ~
noae aad ~fu Siss rae The ch<ac.
sn~n I xsf ahs s~Ex ~ The uoscS. -
n~Hdsc -ssase q ID. hrus orders. I
shall ~ is-s s< nssce s.ehose.s - rsa
ana Jss.- .ir. aud ss..l tessl sos be-
ser sys@a
! snes gsat Bce ueaut ~ did
father. and ~e scre glad eassssa 10 Do
sh~f hs asked father insisting oa
usaking the seat price 10 the forya OF
pres.snf- alter eSpss,nin2 10 Us thai
a f0nnas iaa STOCK exch~Ee. Fuie pro
hibited as a.sglscaEf frosa horFo~l.x
th. sraf Yrsce fuur years AFTER isob
i.Fosnisy entered tn stock exchsnes
be had paid bach fb. forty thousand.
sith Interest sad nos oHiy had snEg
tfiy Thousand ~ his creeit oa kzn-
aaiJih a Rsadolpfs > books bat vas
sendfng hume six thousand q y.ar
while hyiuz ~ ~. As b. iostaziy pui
b. an honest maus n9ich I mas
say tu passing thai Wall street
man notch Nusld make twice six
Thousand reariy earnings cast an un-
certain shadow a. Christmas time.
Bob vas the faForitc sf the cxchaHzc
as be- had been she pet at school and
al college. and had his hands Sui of
business a"o DAYS 10 the wear ne
sides Randolph a Randolph choiccf
commissions he had the con6dsnfial
ORDERS uf two % the heavy piuuEiag
cii1ueE
] had Just passed nay thirty second
birthday vhsn my Kind odd dad sud
denly Giea. Far tho prcsious siS years
had been getting ready Cor such an
csgut- thai is I had zruWn aces. funed
90 hearing my father say. .IHa don't
lct any gFass grow in getting tae nanE
~ every branch of eur busiu ss 50
that when anythiHg happens Co me
there will be- 10 disturbance in the
street in regard 90 Randolph a Bsn-
aalph affairs. I want 90 let the world
know as soun A. possible that after
am gone our business viii run a. ID al
vays has SO ] viii work you into my
c,rectarships in those companies whore
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

CHAPTER bob Brownley creates =
panic in Wall street. He is friend Of
Jim Randolph of Randolph a Randolph.
bankers and brokers. Browniey and Ran
dolph had gone TO college together and
entered the employ of Randolrh's father
at the close Of college DAYS. Rrownley
is a Nirginian by birth. Beulah Sands
daughter Of an old Virginia house calls
on Rrownley and tells him her father
has been practically ruined by the stock
operations Of Reinhsrt- She hopes to
utilize her own money In Vail street in
retrieving her fathers fortunes before
his condition becomes known. and asks
for employment in the office that she may
have an opportunity 10 better understa nd
how her money is invested. she does not
want it used in "A purely Wall street
gamble but in the huving and selling Of
legitimate securities Browniey agrees to
help her. and fails in love with her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26

This fascinating story will ne
continued from week to week in the
News-C Champion. 1t began April
10. Send for opening chapters if
YOU missed them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-26
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q. s..sbe. las are asr p4ssar sefsscsrs
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have ~eI tEaIssd baE-s. isE eiiEsr -inSs ~
.s-,.sa.e slrssiHg ara driver oil sceon,Fass
x..sr uasfx. 4 d. 10 care ior the 'easn
and rig fboHe ss aHa he re lel ~s.i sn
4. sascsy bgouxhi - scar s'ssos.
WOLFE { E3IuD
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20
A Card From Fox Simpson.

To the People of Grenada County:
/ have, and will continue to do so,
endeavored to prosecute my candida
cy for the Office OF Sheriff upon a
plane that would appeal to the best
thought of the people. realizei that
perhaps the people are more in touch
with their officers than ever before,
and while this is true, it is also we'll
known fact that the public is more
exacting as to the performance of Of
ficial duty than ever before. In my
ambition to be your Sheriff, it is also
my earnest desire, in the event of my
election, to make you faithful, just
and upright official. am no dOdger
and should / be honored with the Of
fee, / promise not to shut my eyes to
lawlessneSs upon the part Of anyone,
and believe that it will be conceded,
by even those opposed to me, that l
will perform my promises. Should l
be the county, S next Sheriff, / shall
be glad to have the good people of the
county advise with me at any time in
regard to my official duties.
Very Respectfully,
Fox Simpson.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20
VARDAMAN'S MAJORITY.

Governor Vardaman S Majority fol
United States Senator will reach al
least 10, 0.-Pascagoula Democrat
Star.
The DemOcrat-Star'S estimate ol
Vardaman'S majority is too low. He
will have at least Is, 900 majority. anC
Ii our estimate of Nardaman' s vote In
the white counties is realized he will
have over 20, 900 majority.
Let us dispassionately and fairly
consider the situation as to the Sena.
torial primary. We defy the most
Jealous Williams partisan to name a
single county which Mr.. Williams will
carry by big majority. Governor
Vardaman viii run close to Mr.. Will
Jams in the few counties that the lat
ter may carry, and will even give the
minority leader a good race in his
home county, Yazoo.
On the other hand, Gov. Vardaman
will carry large number of counties
by tremendous majoritieS, receiving
two to one votes in many of them. 1t
is altogether probable that Vardaman
will receive more votes in the coun-
ties north of the A &V Railroad than
Williams will receive in the entire
state. Vardaman is also strong in
central and south Mississippi, and his
election is assured. The Vardaman
tide cannot be stopped by the Williams
literary bureau, nor by the Williams
newspapers. In regard to the last
named supp OFT of the minority leader
we are surprisedthat politician with
Mr. Williams experience and reputed
sagacity, should not squelch some of
his his 'hoodoo" newspaper support.
Two more brief weeks elapse and
then the majority and minority vote
will be known. Today, The Post
estimatea Variama1's majority at Is,
900. Next week, we will give another
estimate, when we expect to increase
these figures. Vicksburg Post.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20
SENATOR SCOTS PLAIN TALK.
Extracts of a Speech Delivered by
w. K. Scott, of Webster County,
Candidate for Railroad Com
missioner, at Starkville
on May 9th.


'sIf am elected Railroad Commits
sioner, there will be rattling of the
dry bones from one end of the dis
trict to the other. The people shall
have a better service, more courteous
treatment or we will have a lawsuit
at every depot in my district.
I shall stand at all times for the in
terest of the people. l promise to
visit abe different towns and counties
amp in the discharge of my duties /
shall not go with brass band to give
them notice that / am coming.
81 recognize the fact that the rail-
roads are going to fight me to the Bit
ter end. they do not support my kind.
/ was raised in the country, worked
in the cotton fields until / was %
years old, and if I am your Commis-
sioner, / intend to see that this class
Of people get what they are entitled
to under the law.
THE freight rates in Mississippi
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20

EDITOR SENTINEL:
The question is often asked: "Whal
will the repeal OF the Fifteenth Amend
ment accomplish" A repeal of the
Fifteenth Amendment simply means
that the people Of the different states
will have the power through their
legislatures to fix the qualification OF
the voters.
Would Senator be rdiculed by the
| United States Senate if he should in
troduce a measure looking to the re-
peal of the Amendment and in sup
port of the measure say to the people
of the North: That nine -tenths of
our white population of the South are
descendants of Revolutionary ancestry
that we Of the South, taken as a
whole, are the purest American white
population on the continent; that all
we ask of you is to join us in an ef-
fort to secure for all time to come the
means we regard as necessary to avert
the great evil growing out of the race
problem. If such repeal is accom-
plished, the additional power conced-
ed to the South and the whole coun-
sry, will be exercised in justice and in
moderation to all men,. We simply
want the power to avert the great
danger we now dpprehend. II the
danger does not break upon US the
power may not be called into being.
We are a race of just men, loving
truth and justice and only ask that
this dreadful. apprehension be remov-
ed by giving us Ithe legal right and
power to protect our civilization. ="
This in nut shell is all that Gov
ernor Vardaman has said on the race
question. Is he to be ridiculed by
the wise ones for thus having the
courage to stand for great issue that
is recognized as living, vital, grow
ing question all over the United
States? Respectfully,
-
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20

Reports were made by the delegates
to the Brewer conference concerning
the political outlook in their respect
i've counties and the result was evi-
IDENTIFY very pleasing to the gentleman
from Coahoma, for his Bryan-like face
is wearing an expansive smile, and be
expresses himself as confident in the
belief that he will be one of the two
candidates in the second primary. -
Jackson News.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20

Brewer is the only candidate for
Governor speaking out for the employ
es of the public service corporations.
He is the only one advocating COM
prehensive system of laws designed to
protect the families of that class of la
boring men who are engaged in the
extra hazardous business of railroad
ing, and who thus serve the great
public. Valley Itemizer
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20
GOV. VARDAMAN TO SPEAK.

Gov. ]. K. Vardaman will speak in
the court house in Grenada Satur-
day morning alto o'clock July 27.
Everybody is most cordially in
vited.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20

are an outrage In the first plac
they are too high. In the secon
place, they are shamefully discrimina
tory. Towns with pull are favore,
over those that have no pull / shal
stand for lower freight rates and
strict equalizatson of the same.
Il have been dubbed in this cam
| paign as the '2-cent Scott They car
call me '2-cent anything if it viii
serve that class of people who neet
help and protection. Riding over thi
state to-day, in the same passenge
coaches. sitting in the same seats, yol
will find one man paying three cent.
per mile and another paying 2 cents
Does any honest man believe that thi:
is right? MOI Nobody is fighting
the fiat 2-cent rate except that class
OF people who are receiving favors
from the railroads and who are being
paid to talk against it.
IF | am the railroad commissioner
/ propose to get right in behind those
arch corporations known as the Amer.
lean Express Company, the Southern
Express Company and the Cumber-
land Telephone Company. These
soulless and merciless Corporations
are operating in Mississippi to-day in
open, fragrant violation of the law,
discriminating between the different
towns and overcharging and extor-
tiOning on all of her citizens. Their
practices are outrageous and should
not be tolerated.
II notice that the railroads are hav-
ing published in this state the ad-
daess Of Mr.. w. W. Finley, president
Of the Southern railroad, delivered at
a banquet in Memphis. The object
of this campaign spell is to advise
the people and the courts to get on
more friendly terms with the rail-
roads. Now, let me advise Mr.. Fin
ley to come down in Mississippi, cut
out the campaign, drink prohibition
water, speak with a clear head and a
loud voice and advise his claim agents
to pay the people for their stock when
they are killed without forcing them
into a lawsuit and pay the merchants
for their goods whed they are lost or
stolen. Let him also reduce his out
rageous high freight rates; let him
see that his agents at the depots treat
the people with respect, let him see
that they mark up their bulletin
boards. keep fires and water in the
sitting rooms as the law directs, and
| promise him that our people will
feel more friendly toward the rail-
roads.
L want to be Railroad Commits
sioner for two reason: First, / am
frank to admit that / want the salary
that goes with the Office. Second, /
believe that there is an opportunity
at this particular time for a young
man, who will do his duty, to make a
record for himself and at the same
time bring relief to a long suffering
public.
Il know that the railroads are 60
ng to dip into this fight for railroad
They want man that
they hope to control, but the people
are watching this phase of the con-
Test, AMI they will not be able to slip
around just before the election and
fix things" as they always do / do
not believe in prosecuting public SER
vice corporations but l do believe in
making them comply with our laws
and pay their just part of the taxes
that it takes to run the government. "
-Eupora Progress.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20

If Gov. Vardaman cannot answer
questions put to him by his friend,
his fellow Democrat, in his own state
and among his own people, what in
the name of conscience would he do
with such fellows as Foraker and
Knox and their ilk, when they got
behind him in the u. S. Senate?
Would he continue to talk about the
negro? Think over this before you
vote.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20

Brewers gains all over the State
are. something phenominal. His
friends are overjoyed and his enemies
dismayed. Madison County Herald.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20
WILLIAMS AND VARDAMAN
PARALLEL READING.

The People of the grand old state
of Mississippi, will never permit the
Vardaman Machine to deliver it's of
fees as spoilS.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-29
THREE BOYS HAD ECZEMA.
Were Treated at Dispensary-Oid Not
lmprove-SuHered Five Months
Perfect Cure by Cuticura.

MY three children had eczema for
Ave months. A little sore would ap-
pear on the head and seemed very
itchy. increasing day after day. The
baby had had 1t about 4 week when
the second boy took the disease and
n few sores developed. then the third
boy took II. For the first three months
took them TO the N Dispensary,
but they did not seem TO improve.
Then used Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment and in few weeks
they had improved. and when their
heads were well you could see nothing
OF the sores. Mrs. Kate Keim. 5l3
West 29th St. New York. n. Y. Nov.
l. s and Z 1906"