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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03

Several years ago Mrs. Miller learned of herself and several friends of female weak ness and piles. She was besieged by so many women needing treatment that ihe de- efded to furnish 1t 70 those who might call for it. She started with only few dollars capital, and the remedy. possessing true and wonderful merit, producing many, cures demand grew so rapidly she was several times compelled to seek larger quarters She now occupies one of the citys largest office butldinss. which she owns, and almost one hundred clerks and Ftenographers are Fe- quired to assist in the great business.
 Million Women Use It.
 More than a million women have used Mrs Miliers remedy and matter where yoa live. she can refer you to ladies in your own iocasty who and will tell any uufferer that this marvellous remedy really 'ures women Despite the fact that Mrs Atiller's business is very extensive, she fs always willing to give aid and advice 10 every ruf- fering woman who writes to her. She is d generous. good woman and has decided t1 give away to women who have never used her medicine $l0,0o0.0O worth absolutely FREE.
 Every woman suffering with pains in the head, back and bowels, bearing down feel ings nervOusHe7s. creeping sensations up the spine. melancholy, desire to cry. hot should sit right down and send her name and address Mrs. Cora Miller, Box J7 7It Kokomo. Ind, and receive by mail (free of charge fin plain wrapperl JU-Ccnt box of her marvellous medicine. also her valuable book. which every woman should have
 for thousands and thousands of women \ ho are suffering wil take HdS antaze Of this generous means of getting cured. So If you are ailinE do not suffer another day. but send your name and address to Mrs. Miller for the book and medicine before the a1O.O0O. % worth Is all gone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
LAWN WAISTS

Lawn Waists Monday at prices, the equal of which youn not again find this entire season, are offered you in two lots.
 One table of Waists at each $1.5O.
 Made of very fine sheer lawn with dainty trimmings of embroi- deries, laces and tucks, short sleeves, button back, combined with line of high grade strictly tailored mannish shirts of light weight madras in black and white and fancy colored designs with stiff collars and cuffs at choice of any of the dozen styles for $1.5O
 X second table filled with Lawn Waists at each 98c.
 These are such really splendid values that we cannot promise to have one left for you if you wait until afternoon tomorrow to come for it, plenty here, but only limit ed quantity to be sold at eSc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-03
New Jumper Silk Suits

Came yesterday, and are offered to-mor- TOW at choice for $19.5O.
 These are in all colors and without sleeves at all, but they are probably the best tailored garments of the kind that you will see this season, jumper being lined and canvassed gives it splendid set not found in the unlined flimsey kinds. Skirt is very wide and full plaited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27
THE TRUE HOSPITAL POLICY.

growth
subsidy been from
hospital is better to be sick than other of slow
hospital either hospia
place only diseases that
be who
1t dispel 1t has become prejudice
hospital place
the than provided
elsewhere, struggle existence ts%s5f
community probably
advantage
probably general
the hospital here than anywhere else The prejudice
hospital been here generally
recognized that there equipped
lwelftt for he of the a hospital.
growth feeling anywhere partly
intelligence the the public
the of the medical profession it. obstacle
the dinclnaon
all physicians In nearly community there the medical
hospital clique widespread belief
clique
facilities welcome send patients the
of profession feeling particu
larry there justification for this feeling,
such community usefulness nor the community
receive full of benefit from the hospital
Without criticism Of the Queens Hospital
suggestion that there has been justification
in
policy should would practng
Territory send his patients
in the Territory under medical treatment to whom hospital
facilities would be benefit the hospital There should
red ncacy fors required OF physicians in this behalf
of favorism The
practice privilege sending patients
the hospital and Of treating them there Of there be
institution
reasonably
accessible enforced and
way
past history
available picing
policy facilities every praetng
would public
hospital and its would the usefulness
institution would lead higher possibilities for the hospital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27
FRISCO AND SAN FRANCISCO.

of
The the has shbboeh citizenship
Golden Everybody calls Frisco but the
justification the of the
authority
phiogy and 1t
officials public
be said the city, that
length that
everything
that
Yet all in The sticks The world neither be educated
themselves generally speaking Canan is
Frisco "Frseo' they
Frisco'' they been when back
voices admirng
disprai
shall disn
that sadly reluctantly the
accepted gracefully cordially
lof
issue of the San Francisco there article
by Geett Burgess which he sought that being
the because unconscious
pluck dghtfunes and to the
dorableness the Burgess
praise they could
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27
THE PEARL HARBoR QUESTION.
.ss'ss r

greatest naval station in the
splendid maritime resort of
should shopkeepng consider
sometimes
obstruction benefit
possible that the base of local
suddenly Honolulu Pearl Harbor if
take
action Pearl Habor project with expedition and bera
years aborers
trading obbng
thth This Honolulu people already residences
scarcely worth considering this
doubtful population would induce the establish
considerable mercantile industrial the during
earlier naval
Merchants and mechanics who might there from Honolulu in
those times would the Honolulu business and
itself before
hence migration of thiher
Moreover with ordinary will likely
establish
available
the United States needed active
make the real with
prohibiive business locations
to
Territory county equally
primary
maritime works Pearl Habo together with the high
will
conditions
multiplied number holdings
distinguished
suburb Honolulu speedy
ultimately
nifeenttw ns lister of Honolu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27
PEARL HARBoR AND HONOLULU.

and influential
opinion Honolulu citizens than that which gave reply by WIT
questions regarding Pearl arDor
called by him. Certainly the unan-
question of
not only the
formally individually expressed by those responding
either il person letter, the Admral's call
and the resolutions all presupve
the supJect
HbO identified with the relations between
which subsisd for long period before annex
alton It's strategic acquired by it,
allow it to into possession OF
and naval authorities
privilege Ameri
can occupation conceded in return for
Hawa chief products to the markets OF the une
In
recalled by Washington correspondent yesterdays Advertiser
development great should Immediately be undertaken Now
however appear Admiral statement to the conference
that reputable
would to commerce
worth expenditure
happily the people Of Honolulu not
sincerity of conviction motive The commercial
Harbor always been held in Importance
Indifferent Dement'S
anticipated
his railway twenty descanted on
the Predictions
casually heard and
thoughtful citizens be of street talk caber That menace
feared by astute affairs shown to
yesterday bold but by of
figures reasoning both and
prospective.
foresight here that Honolulu harbor
stened for the centeng
accommodating overflow
providing Pearl Harbor which has been seriously
problem available there,
cutting through the coral reefs have always been
feasible physical regards the cost developing Kaihi
greater opening Hb Then it
that Pearl Harbor already tetOray occupied by the
United States Government
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27
EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURES FOR FISCAL YEAR

three worth of manufactures passed
of the Of year
To foreign dollars
of
was 40 millions thus bringing the grand total considerably
billion quarter of
Of this hquarters of
of the practically ready
partially
manufacturing The figures Statistics Department OF
completed year 1907 of
the million foreign countries
$50 million dollars manufactures ready
further manufacturing of
in the fnished FORM
Finished exported about 20 millions
and 267 millions
further millions over last
and of 1852 millions 1897.
the largest single item in the
years expectations of single group being
ISL millions against 16l millions year, of practically
in finished approximately
lions this expectation North America
millions to Europe something
over millions % and oceania.
Copper forms the amounting dollars
which partially manufactured form of pigs
bars and ngots The shipments China
marked characteristic country entirely
terminated by the production new copper
coinage in China for which this mater used.
Manufactures wood dollars and of this
about 90 millions went in partially manufactured chiefly
onea to Europe and about
onefourh North America while remaining quarter went
South America.
Mineral of exports of a
gfegaing IS million dollars in value and
for consumption Leather exported during
the year aggregated S million dollars
cotton goods exported 1907
FORM Twentyseven million dollars agricultural implements
the form of finished Twenty-Five worth Of
naval worth of
and other vehicles exported all of which
one half North America
South America Europe were s million dollars,
worth CT chemicals drugs and medicines Is
ents and apparatus for scientific
worth of and its Europe
third North America, and the remainder widely
About $50 million dollars worth of all exports
to Europe 200 millions to North America 100 millions
10 millions to South America 10 millions Africa
contiguous territories and while of manufactures sent to
Europe and onehd in the partially
FORM nearly all of those going the other
finished manufactures
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27
THE QUEEN EMMA PROPERTY.

Again applicant purchase Queen
ago. overwhelming public
application
including the membership of the Central Improvement Committee were forward
the successful opposition 1t represented that the property should b
public particular need of
of
atness Beauties
nothing the former occasion to diminish
People city
Took pretty Villas with aistay
the magnificent summit At different points these private estates viii
established and
respects just has
increasing landscape
application
Queen property legitimate demand There
be said the applicant for wanting the than
be against that will likely of being held bid
the prize from him. Nothing rightly be opposed putting the
public auction based reasonable
which S notr to he public
The deab of having park in that locality great and potens
public
great Honolulu being
best city Surely
metropolis park gad hand
public hardly
deed would everlasting dscred responsible
the Pail should become lined
place
and enjoyment of the beautiful valley along the entire stretch have
reserved for the people of Honolulu There should
public gardens
about the location of the Queen Emma place. but another the summit
which should take
Regarding the historical associations Queen property
the last chance OF creating memorial Of the ustOus
line of Kamehamehas With exception places
covered civilized
tive of historic significance The
enough accommodate band audience
Although the the
a. magnificent queen
beauties of location of stately which
being made Of the most attractive of
of
well of the pretest
of
splendid majestic
Honous inhabitants In the long past time when KhsSa ~ and
the
notable of
Altogether the emny
public the
of
small bite grand
he .4IU-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

Referring the odd question of the liability shipowner
for infringement aliens through bringing should only
popularity
action presumably against
effectively
urged that captain could
him overheard like Kitten
responsibility would tend masters from
that the safeguard
exclude
quoted
been found
beating
steamship having brought than
that
immigrant ship legitimate passengers
accountable
manifest ced
Iundes liens under inning law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27


proposition Raglan, president
public health meeting that body the Isle
Springfield Republican
probably advocating
socialism
pay doing nothing
well further
which
public health prosperity mitarsm
alcohol idividuala falous
anv military training
emergency
growing providing
( inter- the men ar man education.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

discovery which, it said will
Medical
Ladd connected with Cleveland
Casta
spring. by of F1exner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

Sir Charles Dixie in interview pointed
idea
nough he is probably
Il fell you want that
IS overwhelming and things stand
States second in point of material which really
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

in
of dabocal murderer
determined which
# thesede rtmentso of huma endeav
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

the conclusion that they
anticipation the death OF
Dowager old lady ill! Now
jingo Jap will subside. 49,. i.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

New York woman drowning
overwhelmed
should keep from water.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-08-27

coming together Honolulu business the transportation
and unani
purpose Pearl Habor harac
erized. ~ .A4A
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
SCENIC TEMPLE

For the latter half OF the week the
Scenic Temple will continue to give its
patrons the same high standard of vaude-
Vile and moving pictures that has always
prevailed at this house.
Mr.. j. w. Meyers will continue to sing
his ever popular songs, Two Blue Eyes,
and Don't Worry" Mr.. Meyers has the
most beautiful illustrated song slides that
have yet appeared I'M the city. they being
a style entirely different from the old
stereoptican slide, having the verse on
each plate as the song progresses Mr..
Meyers is the first TO use these slides and
IL IL a welcome change. The pictures are
all full of comedy. They include: THE
Persevering Lover" Breach OF Promise
Case" "Invalid's Adventure" Checklist
Man on Earth. "Labois Pecados," THE
Sylvan God" "Rubberneck Reuben" T"
Asking His Way and Jealousy Punish
ed"
Where could one find more pictures for
the small fee that is charged for the ad-
mission to this theatre? Is It any wonder
that this house is playing TO the standing
room sign almost continually?
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
PROHIBITIONISTS
ARE FOR GODDARD

At an open-air rally in front Of Mount
Hope hall on Eddy street last evening.
Donald Macpherson. Prohibition candi-
date for asemblyman from the IenIh
ward declared emphatically for Col. r.
H. l. Goddard for United States senator
from Rhode Island. Mr.. Cassius L..
Kneeland Prohibition candidate for at
tornoy general. and Mr.. MACPHERSON were
the spea kers Declaring for Col God
dard Mr.. MACPHERSON said:
I'VE want a man In the United states
senate who will honestly represent us,
and since have the honor TO be can
dldate on the Prohibition ticket from the
Tenth ward, of this city, i say 10 YOU
that IL elected. / shall vote for that rep
resentative OF neither Republican nor
Democratic party. but or the independent
citizenship of the state of Rhode Island,
Col r. H. l. Goddard. for the office of
senator of the United states"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24

The many weirl and fascinating or
chestral effects obtained by Puccini In his
score of Madam Butterfly is exciting
curious comment among American music
lovers that have heard the operate treat.
which Henry w. Savage is soon TO bring
to this city. The Italian composer is cred
tied with results in his masterpiece that
are vastly different from any yet obtained
i'm the older operas with which the public
is more familiar. IN large sections of the
score Puccini has endeavored TO effect a
Japanese tone colcr. To accomplish this
he has been compelled to resort to novel
musical Instruments. the most unusual of
which is the widely talked about celeste.
The idea of the celeste Is based on the
gong, which plays so important part I'm
all Japanese music. Whether In its com
mon everyday domestic use or in the i'm
ISressive Buddhist professional ceremonies,
whether i'm the marriage rite or i'm the
musical accompaniment OF the native
drama, the sonorous boom OF the gong Is
always heard In the land OF Nippon.
Some years ago, Muestal. the London
maker a. musical instruments. conceived
an idea for an orchestral instrument that
would produce an exquisite bell tone. of
soft permeating quality and adaptable
for ufe In large orchestras. This ihstru-
ment he named the celeste. It consists OF
a seiies OF thin steel tubes in two octaves
OF the chromatic scale tuned To normal
pitch. with an action similar to the piano.
PLAYED by keyboard. Musicians like Kari
Muck and Walter Damrosch praise itF
silrery tones and purity ~ intonaticn The
pr nciple OF its construction makes Il an
I'm trument susceptible Of modification OF
tene by difference Of touch.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24


There is movement on foot to have
appointed "A competent civil engineer, the
same to have an office I'm the town hall,
and he TO take full charge OF all work on
the highways. The idea Is for such a
person TO be given power to appoint "a
foreman to see that the work Is done
according TO orders. There are those.
however. who do not think that the IN
coming town council will take kindly To
the idea, as there has been some talk
of appointing Councilman +. W. Cady,
who got lost" in the recent political
scuffle, and his friends want TO see him
cared for. Highway Commissioner Hor-
ton and his friends will fight the scheme.
hut many OF the citizens believe that the
man in charge of the highways especially
should be a practical man.
OVERS BEAT THE OWLS.
The Dyer and Owl bowling clubs met
on the Goff alleys on First street last
evening. and the Dyers won three
straight strings These are the most
evenly matched teams in the town.
WILL HOLD A HALLOWEEN PARTY.
The Guild of St Mary, connected with
st. Mary's Episcopal church. held we'll
evening. II was decided TO hold a Hal
loween party Wednesday evening of next
week. and Miss Charlotte Wilson and
Mrs. Harry PiZer were made commit
Tee to make the necessary arrangements.
MINOR MENTION.
The majority of the stores I'm Leslie
block. which were badly damaged by fire
few days ago, opened up for business
this morning.
Howard lodge knights OF Pythias, met
last evening, and conferred the rank OF
esquire upon two candidates.
Fraternity encampment OF Odd Fellows
will meet this evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
EXAMINING PHYSICIANS
FOR STATE SANATORIUM

The authorities at the Rhode Island
state sanatorium have just issued a
pamphlet containing the regulations
which govern the institution. There are
The trustees are as follows: Rowland G..
Hazard John &. Pegram William ii.
Peters, NJ. D., secretary; j. Truman Bur-
dick Henry T.. Nugent.
The pamphlet gives the following re-
vised list OF examining physicians to
whom applicants for admission may ap-
Dr. Harry Lee Barnes. superintendent; /;
DIR. Charles r. Gassett, assistant superin-
tendcnt.
Providenee-Dr NJ S. Budlong. Goa
Westminster street; DIR. Frank II. Full
ton, 169 Angel street: DR.. Herlwyn r.
Green. pa Benefit street; DIR. Henry j.
Hove 19l Broad street: DIR. George A.
Matteson. 27s Benefit street; DIR. NJ r.
Milan, 1882 Westminster street; DR.. Pearl
Williams. 129 Broad street.
Pawtucket.-Dr. John III. Bennett, 306
High street; Dr. Charles II. French, 109
Broadway: DIR. +. A. Reust. 80 Quincy
avenue; Dr. James l.. Wheaton, Jr., 2lO
Main street.
Woonsocket-Dr. w +. Barry. Edwards
block; Or Il. ID. Clark, IS Hamlet ave-
nue.; DR.. l.. n. Kingsbury, 80 Blackstone
street; DR.. J. G. Maranda, 266 Elm street
Newport-Dr c. Il. Barker, 30 Bull
street; Dr. Henry Ecroyd los Touro
street; Dr. NJ. f. Wheatland, 81 John
street: North Kingstown--Dr. Harold
Metcah. WEXFORD: Warren-Dr. Nelson
II. Hall; Bristol-Dr. w. Fred Williams;
East Greenwich--Dr. Il. q. Carpenter
Wakefeld-Dr. Henry B. Potter. DIR.
Rowland +. Robinson; WesterlyuDr
Pawtuxet Valley-Dr. II. M. Smith, Nv
erpoint: North Scltuate-Dr. III. w.
Smith: East Providence-Dr. George f.
Allison, Or. w. w. Hunt; jamestown
DIR. e. c. Bulard; Little Compton-Dr
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
MRS. WHEATON
WEDs DIPLOMAT,
TO VISIT EUROPE

The interesting family history of the
house OF Sprague was added to by an
other chapter yesterday afternoon. when
the news of the marriage of Mrs Avis
Wheaton TO Consul-9eneral Barda OF
Colombia, at San Juan, Porto Rico. was
received
This is the third marriage OF Mrs.
Wheaton. who is the daughter OF Col.
Mead OF West Virginia. She first mar
ried William Sprague. son of Gov.
Sprague. who committed suicide some
years ago Her second husband was
Col Gerrit Wheaton, who died In Wash
ington. Col Wheaton was prominently
identified with Standard Oil and other
large interests, and is supposed TO have
left cher several millions.
Mrs. Wheaton, or Mrs. Barda, Is SIS
ter of Mrs. 1nez Sprague. wife of Gov.
Sprague, and Is the mother of Inez
Sprague who eloped with and welded
short time ago Harry Stiness OF this city.
MIR. Barda, although member OF tho
Colombian diplomatic corps. Is an Amer
lean and veteran of the Spanish Amer
ican war. He was one or the pioneer
cattle raisers of San Juan and made
fortune in IL.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
RIVERSIDE

FarragNt womens Relief corps VIII
meet in Grube's hall this evening and
make preparations for the annual inspec-
lion, which takes place at the next meet
ing.
Miss Mabel Humphreys who has been
spending the past three months with rel
atives in New Hampshire, resumed her
duties as saleslady at Burke's dry goods
store this morning.
The harvest supper given under the
auspices OF the woman's Aid society con-
nected with the Congregational church
last evening was a success.
The Hon. Levi s. Winchester was ac-
corded hearty welcome by his asso-
ciates at the meeting of Riverside lodge.
Knights OF Pythas last evening A box
OF cigars was found on the secretary 8
desk early In the evening.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
DIR. F. T. Bradley Dead

DR. Frederick Bradley, one OF the lead
ing practicing dentists OF Newport, died
at his home there yesterday afternoon
after an illness of nearly two years
DR. Bradley was born I'm Huddersheld.
England. and came 20 this country as n
boy lie was a graduate of the Howard
Dental school, i'm which he was Instructor
between 1898 and 1906.
He was a member OF many professional
organizations. former president OF the
Harvard Alumni association. the Harvard
Club OF Rhode Island and OF the Rhode
Island Dental society. lie was also a
member OF the New York Institute of
Stomatology and former president OF
the American Academy OF Dental Science.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
OPPORTUNITY TO WASH
UP GIVEN TO VAGRANT

Fred Arnold. % years old I'm the district
court this morning pleaded guilty TO being
n vagrant 1t was told 10 the court that
the man sleeps In barns and hangs around
saloons and that though he can have
work he refuses TO labor. and II was said
that the mans father desired the son TO
be sentenced.
Judge Lee expressed the view that the
man ought To be a producer rather than
be supported by the state.
II was intimated that Arnold was not In
n too cleanly condition, and Probation
Officer Wallace suggested he be sent away
10 get good cleaning up.
Sentence was continued until Nov. z.
and Arnold was ordered TO be committed
to Jail i'm default of $500 bail, and Judge
Lee directed that the father OF the man
be in court on that day to explain the
faults of the son.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-24
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