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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01
TOWN TALK
ng rm Man ABOUT TOWN

Iur MANY Uuu ImN MCINTYRE
haas h.vu popular resident ui Nm
anus HE thD boys uI Ina district boo
was looked upon as uIyud..8 jolly
trao and Wgboarfud friend Huf
Frank haas qupprod himself where Doe
could have been supervisor now ho
could not secure enough votes t1 be-
elected pouudmasIor And the shat
icrug of the idol came about iu this
way, pauoa park boz Nuuauu. is q
iavOrite place for sports, each sun
DAY a. game of bah played between
the Pauod Wonders and the Nuuanu
'TorrOrs, naturally there is much
rivalry between the teams and the
adhereats ON both sides make much
noise while the game is in progress.
a resident i'm the ncighborhOod chas-
ed around with a petition to stop
the Sunday games and Frank signed
the paper Now YOU know why his
name has been changed. Personally,
do not believe that Mcintyre knew
just what he was signing-the GUS
tom in Honolulu Is TO sign every pa
per that comes along. Maybe he
thought the petition" was for
"Hana-liana" town hall
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01
S2,6OO.OO

Will secure sou Ilmc within few
mIruto. walk of Oh city -Four bed
rooms parlor dining room kitchen
bath etc
House Is in nrsj class condition Let
us talk IL over.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01
OFFICERS and DIRECTOR
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMISSION MERCHANTS
]. P. COOKE, Manager.

Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Kihei Plantation Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
HonoluA Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01

Jack McVeigh is in town on a
special mission; the people at the Mo
lokai settlement have made him min
lister plenipotentiary and envoy extra
ordinary to chase up some $500
the proceeds of a game of baseball
between the members of the last leg
islature. In chasing these elusive
dollars Jack has the job of his life.
paid SOC to see the rotten" game
and so l have an interest in those
SIS dollars. Also, the folks on Mole
kai are reaching out for the coin;
am told big luau is to be provided
when the money comes to hand. If
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01

The dismissal of Tim" Lyons from
the land office and the attempt to job
James l.. Holt, the tax assessor, will
lead many people to believe there is
conspiracy on foot to Gust Hawaiians
from territorial Offices. / know that
Governor Frear will not tolerate any
such action on the part of department
heads, but it will be hard to make
the masses take the same view. In
dismissing Lyons, his superior has
made a blunder certainly, Lyons must
be familiar with affairs in the land
Office, but, l am told, aside from his
own particular duties, no great res
possibility was placed on his Shout
ders. His successor Josh" Tucker
is a good fellow, and, ! have nothing
against him, but ! can not help won
dering where he secured his land"
experience.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01

George r. Carter and L. l.. McCand-
less locking horns to fight the Rapid
Transit Company is one of the events
OF the week. When Carter was gov
ernor he and McCandlcss had a merry
fight over the Lanai exchange and
Link is sun fighting tnat question
able deal / am interested in Carter's
attitude towards the street railway;
he declares the cars should be pro
yided with air brakes and ] say "ko-
kua;' but when he was at the head
of affairs why did he not take up that
important matter? am informed
that the charter of the railroad com
pany gives the superintendent of pub
tic works power, with the consent of
the governor, to compel the railroad
to keep up with all modern improve
ments, and, surely, air brakes must De
classed as a modern improvement.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01

CONSERVATION must have reigned in
the street railroad Office when it was
learned that Carter had Joined the
"kickers" and the reason furnishes an
interesting story. Some days ago, it
appears, Carter had occasion to use
the Liliha street car; when he arriv.
ed at King street to transfer to tho
town bound car he saw it a hundred
feet away running at full speed. The
ex-governor was too late to catch the
car, but not too late to see a rapid
transit official on a rear seat, his face
wearing a broad smile. Carter was
sore, and, later in the day called at
the office of the company to learn
why the car did not connect at Liliha
street; my informant states that he
received but scant satisfaction; in an
swer to his question, was told TO
wait and see Then Carter joined
the revolutionists; evidently, the
railroad people decided that Carter
and McCandless were too strong to
buck and so have promised to be
good President Peck is wise.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-02-01

I VISA TETRAZZINI, the singer who
~ has been compared with Adelina
Patti, Nellie Melba, Marcella Sembrich,
and few other artists of some name
and fame, has just made her first ap-
pearance on the New York lyric boards
at the Manhattan Opera House. She
sang the part of Violetta in La Ira
viata, and she scored a success.
Never in the history Of the Man
haitian Opera House have there been
as many standees as there were on her
first night, and the audience from q
society and aristocratic point Of view
was one of the most brilliant that ever
gathered there
AT the end of the first act a remark
able ovation occurred. There were
ten curtain calls, and IL is fair to say
that not a bouquet tnat had belonged
to a woman in the boxes or the front
part of the orchestra or dress circle
remained with its owner. The rear OF
the house clapped and called until it
could do so no more, but those in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS,
"The Wolf COmin"."

h The Wolf, the New York Lyric theatre success which will be present. = de at the Elks Theater next Thursday night We are taken to the Canadian northwest. .An American engineer has designs to seduce the daughter of all old scotch settler. The latter Mac Tavish by name hates his daughter. Hlld;t, because he believes her mother was untrue 10 him. He welcomes the suggestion that Macdonald the en- fineer. take the girl away to New York. where she will be cared for by Macl)onald's $ mother But in the way ot this scheme is Jules Beaubien. Years before the play begins Beau biens half sister, Annette, was betray- ed by a man. By chain of circum- stances. Beaubien discovers that Mac Donald is the man who did the wrong Beaubien is in love with Hlda. who returns his love. She violently re- iAses to go with Macdonald despite her fathers commands. Beauhen de- nounces Macdonald as the betrayer of his sister. l'eaubien elopes with the girl but is oyertaken by Macdonald in gloomy but picturesque glen Macdonald creeping down the narrow path fires on his adversary, who falls and pretends to have been killed
 Then follows one of the most realistic duels eyer seen on the stage. Andrew Robson is cast for the handsome half breed Jules. and is said to play the role. which demands an exhibition of honest manlness. to perfection.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
ROY D. CAMPBELL
 IS POISONED
Prosecuting Attornc. Suffers Ptomainc Poisoning. and for Several Hours the Attending Ph. >ician Feared He Would Not Rtcovcr-Stop> Trial.

Something eaten lass night bS Pros ecntin% Roy D. Campbell caused pto- maiEe poisoning before morning, and for several hours the physicians re- ing attorney before they were able to assure the family the poison would not prove fatal says the Little Rock Democrat To guard against any backsel by the patient a physician re- mained with Mr. Campbell until near ly loon. when he went away for a short while, to return and remain q portion of the afternoon.
 What was eaten by Prosecutor Campbell to cause the poisoning is not known and he was in no condition this morning to give any light upon the subject. Ii was very early in the morning when he was first seized with cranpin@, and the physician was i'm imediatelE summoned. The nasty re- sponse Of the physician no doubt
  torncH. \ntidotes were administered, hut il was long after the physicians had been working upon the patient that hr began to revive.
 The condition of the prosecuting at torney caused the post ponement of the Darnell murder trial this morning un- .ti afternoon, it being supposed this morning that the attorney would be able to be out in the afternoon, but this afternoon it will be passed over nHtii ton49rfow. when other arrange ments will probably be made for the continuance of the trial.
 There Was q rumor on the streets this morning that an attempt had been made to assassinate Prosecutor Camp bell by someone sending poison to bi9t. but ali of the friends of the at tMueY refuse to give any credence to the report.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
THE MORNING PAPER

\ woman $ curiosity to know about ces her to read 1t, says the F1lmira Advertiser. The morning paper is be- fore her all day long and it is when she is doing her household duties ar ranging and improving rhe appear ance of her home that the missing and necessary articles of furniture, rugs carpets, curtains or other necessities show up the plainest and there could be no more OppOrtune time for q deat CT 10 tell about the new designs. the new styles and bargains offered for day or week.
 In a majority of homes, particularly the ones to whom the business men cater, the newspaper is practically the bulk of the reading matter and the long, all day, all day fife from 1 q. m to D. m of the morning papers gives not only the housewife, but every member of the family an opportunity to read it. It is read at the break fast table, again al the home at noon, on the cars. in the restaurants. It is read in the doctors offices, profes- sonal offices, clubs. hotels, cafes. barber shops. It is read everywhere you go by both employer and employe
 It is a known fact that possibly with a half dozen aycaOtiOOS inc DaDprS with greatest influence and national reputation are morning papers.
 With these facts in mind, the busi- ness man who is looking after the real
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
At Eiks Thentcr Tonight.

Few plays have attained a more widespread popularity than "Thorns and Orange Blossoms, a virile comedy drama with scenes and plot laid in England The story was dramatized from the novel of Bertha NJ. Clay and is of exceptional interest to all ages and classes The attraction comes to the Elk's Theater tonight under the direction of the Rowland X Clifford Amusement Company, with the same cast. the same scenic equipment as nsed in both the metropolitan runs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

new ideas and al all times making good every promise; always clean. moral ill every respect, the road is strewn with the remains of other so- called minstrel shows. But this one has stood the test for years and the criticisms of a hard-to-please public. and has met their approval every where, and their efforts to please nave been crowned with success and stamp- ed with the seal of public approval Some idea of the magnitude of this organization may be gained from the following data: There are over half a hundred people with the show There is a band oI 20 musicians There are 20 singers and dancers 1t requires two mammoth private cars of 70 feet ill length each to transport them now. Four men are ill the ad- vance doing the advertising, and over 5000 worth of advertising has been used the past year. The show has been on the road constantly for 2G years, sumner and winter, and during that time has travelled from one end of this continent to the other several times.
 It has the most complete canvas theatre ever erected. being an cXact- ing counterpart Of an up-to-datp city theatre. and has a seating capacity for 2,0oo people The show carries it's own specially constructed light ing plant. turning the blackes1 night into the fairest day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
KOdOl
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion

suffer from Indigestion Dyspepsia the stomach fulness bechng a few doses of kodol twill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
NIGHT RIDERS BURN
 THREE HOMES

loue9ooro Oc.. 7.-t tSpcciaH New has reached here of the burning ot two residences and one tenement Ihou>e hs night riders. causing a loss Of more than $L00o The fires. which Eoccared Sunday night. Il Leslie. fol lowed the receipt of warnings from night riders the demands of which could not he fulfilled hE Inc farmers warned
 In this instance the price of cotton had nothing to do with the depre- dations of the night marauders who demanded thaj better and more hoIsCs he built for tenants and that better fences be built
 The houses burned were thc proper t5 of William Stewart and Andrew Schas. Both live near Leslie in the northern part Of this eNraighcap Gouufl StcWal lost his residence. worth about $2ooo. aud | tenement house. yalue nue4tmatcd Schns lost his residence only.
 The fires werr set sunday night while the families of Schu2 and Stew art were at church. When they re- turned the} found the places in ruins.
 There have been no developments or discoveries that point to the identity of the guilty persons.
 MI. Stewart who k the owner of I plantation Of GAO acres. and Mr Sehug, whose place contains 250 acres. each received letters on the same day which read nearly the same. The one received by Schug was as follows:
 Rent yuur land for 1909 at $i per iacre. Furnish good houseS and good fences. one house for each 10 acres. This is H reasnable demand If YOU do not think so We will prosecute. 1 Fire has the same power today that l il had at the beginning of the world. l We don't aim to harm anyone who obeys our command But this you must do Or suffer financially or possl- 1 bly in the flesh And when you receive this notice simply obey Back talE don'l go with us. \. R D. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
Minstrels Under Canvas Tonight.

The amusement-loving public ot his city will no doubt be pleased to learn that A. G. Aliens United Min strel Shows is billed to appear here tonieht. I is claimed that this is the largest and most complete show of its kind in this country today. A good many years have passed since this show visited this city the first time, Those who were children then are now
 crowu and many of them prosperous hnsiness men, II has been an almost annual visitor since it's first time, and coming each year with new features
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

A small dose is effective and quickly, because Kodol is liquid.
 Nature administers herpertect diye>ter in liquid form.
 And that is why kodol is liquid The point make Is this:
 koGol Is scientific combinatio ion of elements tue loss of which is The cause of indi gestion Kodol makes up the Joss.
 Please try it to-day at risk.
 Ii means more than relief It means that the stomach will do it's work far than you'll expect.
 Kodo digests all the food you eat Eat what you want and let kodol digest it. You don't have to take kodol all the time You take ii only when you need it.
 Our Guarantee Get dollar bottle of kodoi, and do it today Don't delay. And if you can honestly say that you did not receive any benefits from 1t after yoQ have used the entire bottle. the druggist will re. fund your money to yon without question or delay. We will pay the druggist the price of the bottle purchased by you.
 Don't hesitate.
 Any druggist will give you kodol on these terms. because he knows our guarantee is good The Si.O0 bottle contains 21a times as much as the 50c bottle
 kodol is prepared at the laboratories of E: c. Dewitt & Co.,, Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
An O5,ioinu Man,

Heine tat the village barber'sl-l say do you know why this mans shop is hung all over with sacred picturesI Re!neOh. yes. that is for the conven fence Of his customers. so that they may call on all the saints when he slaves them. -Meggendorfer Rlatter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
Hclped Her Up.

Orchestra Leader 1 never heard the prlina donna do that high note as well as she did last night Stage Man ager-Nor 1. You sec, Just as sh. cached 1t she saw a mouse in th> wings-Youkers Statesman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

1T you knew well as We do how good prep aFatIon kodol is for indigestion and dyspepsia it would be unnecessary for us to guarantee single bottle
 But to get you to know how good it is as well as We know, we practically will purchase the first bottle for you.
 You wonder. perhaps, how We can afford to make such an offer-1t is because we have abso- iute confidence in the honesty and fairness of the public.
 We know there thousands of persons who sntter from indigestion and dyspepsia, who would be grateful to Us for putting them in touch with kodol
 That is why.
 Furthermore, we know that after you have used kodol your faith in the preparation will be equal to ours.
 This proposition We make is not altogether unseltsh, but it is actuated by the knowledge sha. the use of Kodol by you will benefit you as well as ourselves.
 How could we afford to make such an offer to the public, and how could afford to spend thousands of dollars to tell you about t unless positively knew and were of the merits of kodo?
 We couldn't-it would bankrupt us.
 But we know the merits of Kodo} and we want you to know.
 Use Kodol as directed and it cannot fail to Eep you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

money spenders of the family to in 'erest in his goods. will consult his best interests by placing his amour cement where the women will read them.--Editor and Publisher.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

There's nothing so good for sore throat as Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil Cures it in a few hours. Relieves any pain in any part. l1)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
REAL ESTATE
 TRANSFERS. Reported Daily by Y. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co. Guaranteed Abstracts o23 West Barrauue Street.
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Alien Williams 10 Ed Williams, war ranty deed lots 6. | and s. blk |, Le Roys add. slSo.
 John Matz and wife to Mrs. E. l.. Jc !fers, warranty deed, lot To- blk 9, Cockrills $ add north, S150
 To feel strong, have good appetite. and digestion sleep soundly and en- ioy life. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the great system tonic and builder
 CA S ToR ' A. e.srs.ba sThe Kjll Y3l Have a,nayS Bought as1.'.~ B. EsLHITZZz,<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
HON WEEK.

llnIere 10 9roBdrtig 3u iperoen pers
Iprehenoe Some Coming @eef".
lpcld)c in Die lebten Gage i'm Wonni
Iuguit fdQt, riift INNER rdher berau,
Sn iencn Snecn mirb befanntlid Sus
buquc, Die Shliifelitabt. ibr Diamans
tcneS Subildum, bos ibres 75sidbris
gen Seitebens feiern. Sic alien @ns
ltebler. Die nah anberspo. mad allen
Sbctlen ber 8inhroie ner5o9eu limb.
limb etn9elaben. CUR Seicr gu tommen
Is miro lie nidt gereuen. Subuaue
lit fpegen ietner @aitfreunDifaft
ge9en Srembe befannt; nie iebr eri1
iptrb es bieie @altfreuubi6aft mn
&opulitdt befunben, menn Die alter
friiberen 9u6uouer pieber in Der
elniti9en pYenaten" poripreheu ipers
Den! Sn berielben @ode finbet
ebenfals bier in Subuoue Die Sris
State Sair itatt. gGe In3eiden Deu=
ten b%draufbin, buB Dubuque in jener
Su9en elm piirbiges binmontenes Su.
bildum feiern fanu unO pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14
gefdmpfung Der Subcrfuloiis.

Sic getdmpiune ser Srlberfnlo1is
in unlerm Stnate lit in cine anbcre
Ehaie getreten. @ie nlls Der 6alpts
itubt perlautet. aebt bus Stdte 9paro
OF Control (IufiidtsbebDrbe) nit
Dem 8ebanten I'M, elm &rebsSureail
5ur beiicreu Sefdmpinns ienes lle6els
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Seboroe 9epiiie 8infe geee6eu. uui
tpel6e @eiie man Die 9iireer an,
8eiter 81 elmer nnGbriflihen Be-
tdmpfun9 Der ueiBen Yla9e er5icben
fonnte. Sie Iuiiiftsbeborbe bat gez
gentpdrtia n2ccturers", fpelfe I'M
gan3en Staate berlm interefnnte
@ortrd9c bnlten. Sett mill tic aud
nod monatlide 8erifte in 9riefiorm
perDffentli6en. unO hteie on Die 8eis
tuugen Oes Staates nerierben. @uf
bieie @eiie ipiirben Die giir9er
Sopa's mod nad6altigcr I'M Sample
ge8en unier geiiir6tetes llebel sez
l6ult pcr0cu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-14

gerdume 3eit. cbe Ser Bouperneur
letne Heoe 6c9innen fpnntc. in ipelter
er Die Nomination 8eru'6 bon Sns
Diana linteritilste mn Die aapeQc en-
the bonts Of tie @ubni6" anltimmte.
0err Siir9ermeiiter fsreb 8. aerr
o gelepile erbielt ba5 @ort, pels
der lpieberhoft ben friiberen YrGitz
nenten Der Federation Der @rltbcns
nrbeitcr Sobu WitdDea e~rnGhnte, i'm
abcr nidlt fir Die 3rdiibcntitaft pors
lflit9, lonoern c~rfldrte, oaB Scrr
@ittdeu ieI6it bies nid,t ipiinife. Ser
Silr9ermeiiter &ern unteritilbte
'hl'eblid Die Npminoticn iciaes Nas
melpetters uon Snbiana.
Bon DEM GonareB : Gbaeorbnetcn
:. s. 0ctltn bon Ilabamd murbe
onrn 6err &ern ebenfaQs inter-
ltiiet, i~poroif Serr Iartin Z. g8nbe
pon Soma Die Nomination 9srn's
e~tcnfdls unteriiiate, nud)oem cr
3errn Serrp 9. Suaipon ais cinen
annebmbaren Ganoibaten ertpG6ut,
aber nidt III Domination gelteut
bate.
IIe anbcren ben,ufrdtiIden Gunbiz
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benton troten nun snriid uno inter
rieiigem Subel muree So6n @ortb
aern gum @icez YrGiiDcnten nprnis
inert. Sarauf pertaste ii9 Der
Gonpent.