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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-21

inmates (sick) of our Settlement, and
/ we all join IN rejoicing over the glad
/ tldings. with one heart and soul. AT
| the closing all shouted in unison, with
| joyful v0Iees that their best and warm
| aloha, and many thanks be extended
| to you, through me, for your prompt
action in securing the best for your
sick people over here. For so doing
J we all have come to the conclusion,
that hereafter, you are to be address
ed as the Guardian and the Mother of
your nation. / am sorry that l cannot
get reply In time for the mass meet
ing as to that faxed wireless, wherein
it states that the Kalaupapa inmates
had sent word to the Governor, endors-
ing the reappointment of Pinkham. |
am giving you my word of honor, no
such endorsement ever came from us;
in fact, we were all happy crowd on
the receipt of the news of his removal,
and as evidence for this, you will find
a note enclosed in this, signed by a
number of the inmates to that effect.
You must work hard ami patiently
for the sake of your sick people over
here, is all we beg of you, and may God
bless you in your good work.
We understand that G. K. Motley,
through his paper, is trying TO get
around Wallach again. Beware. do not
allow it if you can avoid it. He has
done Wallach dirt; he collected money
from the people for Wallach, and in
stead of giving it over, he withheld
the money to his own use. When Wal
laeh refused to obev him. he scraped the
money together and said he would re-
turn it TO the people aqain.
1t has also been told us that it was
he and his crowd that helped to i'm
prison Wallaeh.
With aloha nui, yours truly,
(Signed) 6. K. MAIALOHA.
P. S.-There are a great number of
people who are anxious TO sign this |
enclosed statement, but time is so short i
before the mail closes; if you want all |
the signatures of Kalaupapa, let me
know and / viii send the list next |
mail.
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unanimously adopted. Rev. E. w
fhwing made the leading address. out
linIng the history of the Chinese in Ha-
wan and presenting arguments whv
there should be some modification Of
the present exclusion laws.
CONSUL SPEAKS
The Chinese Consul was present At
the meeting and spoke enthusiastically
promising to send copy of the resolu-
tlons adopted to the Chinese Ambassa-
dor at Washington.
The following committees were an
pointed:
InfOrmatiOn-Rev. Thwing (ebair-
mani, c. K. Al. Chu Gem, G. Kim
Fook and Ho Fon.
Working Committee on China-Yee
Chin (ehairman). Lam Kan Chin.
Ching Shat, Chun Keng HON and Mo
Man Ming.
Committee on Local Influences
VIM. Y. Kwai Fong {chairman). Chm
Ming, Chang Kim, Goo Kwai Long
and Luke Chan.
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CHINESE BEGIN CAMPAIGN
TO INSTRUCT AMERICANS
EVel-Attended Meeting Last Evening at Which
Speeches We're Made and Resolutions
Passed--Chinese Consul Speaks.

Resolved, That we the Chinese OF
Hawaii. begin campaign of informa-
fon, to furnish the people of the
Fnited States with real facts as to the
Ehinese of Hawaii.
Resolved, That we use every honest
fort to secure a limited number of
shinese laborers, and their families
Hr the needful work In Hawaii, that
Aey alone can do.
Resolved, That we believe the agri-
hltura1 and commercial interests of
<awaii would be advanced by admit
&g the Chinese under wise restrictions
8 to numbers, and also with restric-
Eons as to the use of opium.
Resolved, That copy of these reso-
] 8tions be given to the Governor of
fawaii,l and that we ask him, as a
kaat favor, TO present them to the
resident of the United States.
There was well-attended meeting
st evening at the Chinese United So
zety hall, to consider matters of in
rest to the Chinese population, at
Ehich the above resolutions were
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DEMOCRATS WILL
UPSET THE ACT
John EmmeIuth viii Lead an
Attack Upon Municipal
Measure.

"My idea would be for the Demo-
Gratis not to bother themselves about
a candidate for Mayor at all, but to
take steps before the date of election
to have the municipal law tested and
knocked out altogether, ~ said John
Emmeluth, the Secretary of the DEM
ocratic Territorial Committee, yester-
day, after denying in vigorous terms
that his party had any idea of laying
down on any part OF the ticket, Ter
ritorial or municipal. FWhy, we have
two men who take vote and vote with
Henry E. Cooper, and he is the best
man mentioned IN the Republican
list.''
The Democratic Secretary fears no
foe, especially as he is one of the ones
who holds the opinion that the muni-
cipal law is not worth the paper it is
printed on. He quotes the municipal
laws of the mainland to show that no
municipal act is intended to cover
areas including plantations, ranches,
farms and sections of country that can
never in the course of events become
urban. On the mainland, he says, the
laws are made 10 apply only to those
sections outside the city proper that
are in line to be taken in within a
period of at the most fifty years.
!" Here we are trying to make the law
apply to sections that never can be
brought within the municipality in any
sense. That alone ought to be enough
to throw out the law, for it contra
venes the very intent of municipal
acts, = he said. ;.
"Even with all the objections there
are to the present system of the elee-
tion of our supervisors and the way
they exercise their powers, believe
that the system is superior to that at
tempted to be created by the munich
pal act
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-21
LEPERS CALL THE PINKHAM
ENDORSEMENT A FiUMBUG

That fshy wireless from Kalaupapa
which arrived here the day Pinkham
expected to be reappointed, announc-
ing his endorsement by the lepers of
the Settlement, has brought the fol-
lowing reputation. 1t now looks as if
the endorsement had been a put
up job between Pinkham and one of
his subordinates with the intent to de-
ceive the Governor:
To Mrs. Atcherlev:
Having received word by mail of last
week to this effect: That we, the leper
inmates of Kalaupapa did meet and
appoint committee to extend by wire
less our hearty endorsement to the
Governor for the reappointment of L.
Z. Pinkham, Esq, as President of the
Board of Health, on the 18th day of
April, 1908,
Therefore, We, the undersigned
lepers residing in the County of Kala-
wac, hereby wish the truth to be pub
hely announced, that there was, and
has never been a meeting held here at
papa 1p4 SuSn pose Oh the
date mentioned or any other date
thereof.
Be it further announced, That Mr.
Pinkham S removal from that office re-
ceives our hearty approval.
(Slgned) X. Naholoholo, J. Uha, K
kapaa, Vim. Noa Keama, David Ilihia,
Kaele, Kaaukai, Hale Kauhola. H
Brown, Geo. MeLane David Pauahi,
Paahae, A. NJ Koloa. Kalei. Eddie
Naukana, John Naluai, S. K. MaiaIoha,
John Taylor Unea
Molokai, April II, 1908.
To Mrs. Mary II. Atcherley, PAS Bere-
tania street.
Greetings to you
We received your good tidings of the
removal of our Hawaiian nations cut
head president with the greatest of
happiness.
l have read your letter before the
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SENATE ADDS TO PEARL HARBoR BILL.

N =
WASHINGTON, April ao-The Senate Naval appropriation
bill provides of the naval station and dydoc
Pearl Harbo also carries appropriation for baehps
GOLFERS of which be built the
Pacific Coast
WASHINGTON April aoGovernor Frear Honolulu: Senate
Committee increased the Pearl Harbor appropriation by
$s5oooo. KALANIANAOLE-
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THEY MAY SEE EACH OTHER.

PARIS April 21-Th Prince de Sagan has left for Italy
NAPLES, Italy April 21Madame Anna Gould expected to
arrive here the twenty third instant
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FIRST STEP FOR THAW'S RELEASE,

NEW YORK April 21The first step in attempt to secure
the liberation Harry Ta slayer of Stanford White
made yesterday
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SPANISH TREATY SIGNED.

WASHINGTON April 21The arbitration treaty between the
Un and Spain has been signed
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CALIFORNIAN KNOCKS OUT EASTERNER

SEATTLE, April 2I-Abe Atel knocked out Eddie Kelly in
the featherweight championship fight here last night
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SITUATION OF
RUSSIAN TROOPS
IS DANGEROUS
The Persians Seem to Have Them in a Trap
---Serious Railway Collision in Aus
tralia---Sagan and Gould.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

ST PETERSBURG, April 21-Despatches received here
nouncng that the Russian the Persian border in
grave situation have
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HAYASHI WILL GO TO ROME.

TOXIC April 2-Hayash has been ordered home from China
and will be sent to Rome Miun him China
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-21
HORRIBLE WRECK ON
AUSTRALIAN RAILROAD

MELBOURNE April 21-Passenger trains from Balarat and
Bendgo in collision yesterday Foryone passengers
killed result of the accident synine others injured
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TROOPS DISARMING MOROS.
MANILA April 2oTroops armed launches aiding IN
dsarrning the Moros of Baiian and Mandanam
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BETTER PAY FOR DEFENDERS.


WASHINGTON April 2o-The Army and Navy bill which
been provides of
commissioned officers and for
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TURKEY COMES DOWN

ROME April 2o.--Turkey has yielded to the dens
and the naval demonstration will be necessary.
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PLAGUE SPREADING CAUSES ALARM
WASHINGTON April 2o.-The alleged spread OF bubonic
plague in Venezuela is causing considerable alarm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-21
FORD JURY COMPLETED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2oThe jury for the trial of TREY
L. Ford completed today
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LOS ANGELES EN- FETE
LOS ANGELES April 2oA week of festivities in honor OF
the Fleet began today.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-08

%benorreit perurteilt. 9orouf batten
oie Wao6en ntr gepartet. am
Ibeno loate sic beiliee Sene hires
Imtes malten. 9aiip batte Die &o[e
oeS 6emgrofen iibernommen. Sic
buidte, III Elm 2afen gelpidelt uno
cine i6mar5e 2arpe Dor oen1 @e=
ii6t, Sic 4orien11e beiorgt batte,
our6 Die &orribore, utlo i1 glei6em
&oitiim bui6ten oie iibrigen 8en=
iionarinnen bi1ter ibr Der. gor Dem
S6roter'l6en S6laf5immer muroe
Soft geno6t. Sier matte 0aiip orei
&reu5e an Die Sir n1lo rief nit
i6redlider Stimrne: uSer5og 8otbo
Ser SeGite, ou bilt geridtet, ullo
or, @emablin, nit ibml - 9om
bega1ln Elm &obenfot5ert, oas mar
BIS ouf oie StroBe borte. 9ie 8ri1-
5eiiin, Ole orf einer @ieBfonne
bites, gob i6ouOererregenoe Conc bon
iid; Gilit Sanoels bieb ouf einen
blefernen Sopf, nno Die beioen 8feif-
n~irtuoiinnen lieBen eeaertoe 8fiffe
IN allen Sotlaeen eri6allen.
(Tortiebnu9 foIet.)
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&eihs nidt .~auffiibren fonnerL lpellrl
oas Sabr 1913 ni6t ben 8oben fir
.oieien 8ou p~orbereitet batte. an
Dem ioealen @ntbuiiasmus Der Idt=
unopier5iger bat 8ismord Sen realen
Gntbuiiosmus ent5iinoet, Der oas
oeuti6e Seer nad Baris brabte urlo
I'M Spiegeliaale oes S6loifes at
gerioiGes oos oeuti6e aaiiertull
proflamieren lieB.
Gin merfmiiroiges .Sabr, oieies
Sabr 1913! 9as n%tole" Sobr bot
mar es genonnt. Die 8e8ei6nuue
tit ridtig, oenn es pereinieten ii6
in linn 10 piele @egeniabe, @roBe u1o
4leinbeit, @%ornebmbeit u11b Nieorig-
felt, uberitr6menoe gegeiitern1g
uno flagli6es 8er5ogen, bodltes
@lud urlo eridiitternoe Srogif, ooB
eHiefn Der &opf pirbelt, menll man
es aniiebt nno marl es mobl toa
nertnen fam. @ber trob ieiner Soa-
belt lit es Die a%n5iebenoite uno fos-
.5inierenbite 3eit, Ole 9euti6lono i'm
neun5ebrten Sabrbnroert our6ge-
bat uno cine 3eit, beren MGll=
ner mir taoeln nnb bebauern mill
fen, benen mir ober au6 un1ere
bodlte @6tung nidt periagen fon=
nell.
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Gin semiHer Snmbolbt.

Ils Ileraltoer bon Sumbolot I'M
Sntereiie Ser 8i1ieni6aft uno inter
Dem S6ube Der ruIiti6en Hegie-
rl1ng Sibirien bereiite, ridtete Der
8%iirgermeiiter oes Stdot9ens Si6im
namens Sfotin, an Ben @eneralgou=
perneur Sulima Elm bo6it orieinel=
les S6reiben, aus Dem bier, neil
es ipenig befannt geporoen, folger<
oes in mortlider lteberiebung pie-
oergegeben peroen mag: uSo6mobl-
gebore1er @enerolgol1berreur ltnb
8e11erall gor einigen 9ogen fam
bier 5u uns Elm getpiiler 9euti6er
nomens Sumbelot, ein mageres 9in=
eel6en, nno oas nod nibts al1s=
iiebt. Sod babe i6 ouf Sbren Be-
febl Ben Wam NIT Artigfeit uno
@aitfreunoiboft empfnngen. Snoem
i'd ober. bie @bre babe, @uer So9=
tpoblgeboren oariiber 5u beridten
lenfe id Sbre Mufmerfiamfeit ba-
rouf, ooB oieler Meni6 mir iebr
peroa6tig uno iogor gefdbrli6 5u
Iein I6eint. S6on gleih BET ieiner
Infnnft gefiel er mir gar nibt, inn
mer batte er an ben Speiien ettpas
gu tooeln, oos Giien idmedte ibm
ni6t, uno ood gab i6 ibm Mles
ber5lid germ. Meine &o6m 5erlila
bereitet portrefflide Melmo-9oite
ten, uno Tie miiroe es fir Dos bo6ite
Slid bolten, ielbiee gurer Sodnobl-
geboren praientieren 5u fonnen.
9abei muB id guer So6mobleebo-
rel bemerfen, oaB i6 einen groBel1
gorrat bon @imbeeraufeuB beiibe,
ben er gor niht in BEN Wrno neb-
men po1te. Simmer bat er ii6 ge=
orebt uno gepenoet, als Of er bieies
@etrdnf nidt gut fa11oe; baorr9 err
pies er aber meiner 8erlon nno
@aitfreunoli6feit @eringi6Geung.
Sober Der bieiigen 8eamten periibelt
ibm oas, oenn @Ge fenflelt meilte
8orrate uno meine @altsipirti6aft
uno loben tie. Mit einem @ort: inns,
Die m~geiebeniten geamten oieier
Staot, 10 odtungsperte Berioner,
Die 10 lange i'm Staatsoienlte iteber1
balt er enti6ieoen fir gor nidts, ia,
er io1l l1ts iogar uoumme 2eute" ge-
llon11t baben. 0agegen berfebrt Ell
fortpabreno nit oen politiiden Ser
bre6ern, Die in bieiieer Stabt UNI
ter meiner Sberaufiidt mobnell.
8enn li6 Die rebeaiiden abiibten
oieies Weniden (Sumbolof batte aif
eiflern naben Serge Elm S~ernrobr ouf-
gelteat, oas Der 9iireermeiiter fir
Elm 6ellerrobr bielt) ais fir nns
i6aoli6 eripeiien iolten, 10 merben
mir nns alid mutig ioear Dem I'M
bermeioli6en Sooe fir BEN g5ar unb
oas beilige GuBlano opfern, tpie es
einem brapen r11iiiiden 8eonlten an
ltebt uno nod oo5u einem &onegien-
alieiior, Der 5pan5is 9ienitiobre
adblt."
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MIIerlei.
Ser @eneral=S taatsonpol1

Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
ii6 geueigert, otf cine Outrage
oes Scr. @ 81. MorriB BON bier be-
5iiglid Ser SnbmiIiions- 4ngelegel1=
belt Antmort gu erteileu. Gr beruft
ifd oarouf oaB er mir ben Stoats,
9iItrift- ullo Gountps8eamten @us=
funft, reip. @ufflarung gu erteilen
bot, aber ni6t Gripntperlonen, mas
entldieoen 81 melt fiibrel1 piirbe.
8ie @ilociation ser County,
Gi6ter uno Gountp=&ommiii6re bot
bier lire Staots- aoi1pelltion obae=
balten uno peridiebene Sahelt be-
iproderL oorurter 8au BON 2ano=
itraBen, gtablier1lng zines Seinls
fir iugenolide 8erbreher NIT Salloz
fertigfeitsi6ule, Die grt uno @eiie
Der gebanolung, 8erpflegltltg ullo
geidaftisung Der @rnten etc. Die
iladite 8uiannenfunft finbet in
Sort @ortb itatt.
Die Cars ser eleftriIden
StraBenbabn ioaen neue itarfe 2id).
ter erbolten, Die born ~angebrad)t per-
Den ullo Ole 2inie anf cine Strede
bon iiber $500 SUB erbeaen.
0as @lenarm @otel init 8runo-
itiid BON 60 SUB Sront in ser ct.
WarD StraBeiit fir Ole Suntnte bon
$4,000 nerfauft morben. 8or eli
mem Sabre lpuroe oieies gigentun
init $4,000 be5ablt.
6. 8. 8aB lit bur6 Den neu
%ertpa6lten $. 6. SiIoebrarlo als @or-
iiter oes oemofratiihen Gountp-@re-
futip aomites abgeIoit poroen.
Weaior 4aen 9uea BON Ser
8etter-S disqualification iast fit Sen
Neit oes Maonats nod ref)t beiBes
@etter oorais. @os ser Suli ee-
fo6t bat, ibeint olio Ser @ueuIt
nod braten al noaen.
Webrere Sii1- uno 8ic1ric-
Bortien Die entlane Ser @uooalollpe
in ben Bergen laeertenb marel1 in
e%rlliter @efabr gu %ertrinfen. Sci
allbaltenoem, idmereH giegen, mie
mir i'm pergongene ISOLDE batten, ftie-
gen Die Sliiiie uno Greefs I'M Sc
birge nit fold raienoer Sdneaigfeit,
oaB Elm entrinner iebr idper lit.
Die Waiiermoiien ltiir5ten 5uipeilen in
elmer Sobe bon 8ebn big 5pan5ig
SUB climber uno reiben @nes nit fid
fort, mas iid in ibrem Seq befinoet.
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Staat Dpto, o,
QufnR q ntfnf q

" : VI %.
SraHr 3. @peneb Der9pnrf, bop er
Der dltere Rartner Der Strma s. 8. gbeneb
unb Go. III, tpeIte Gef6dfie tn ber stabt
Toleoo, tn obeneenan1tem County uro stoate.
tbut, urb bab befagte Sirnta bic Suurne bon
-e~tnbunbert 9oIIar& fir ieben San
bon aatarrb beoabIen tpirb, Der bur1 ben
@eorau6 bon SaIIe &atarrb,@nrn t6t
gebeflt iperben farn.
Sranr 8. gbeneb.
Be'9tporeu bon mir nnb ,trtters
f9rieben Tn metner @eeeHipart
am 9. September u 8. 's6.
GiegeI,
u. %. Ieafo n, 5ffentItter Norar.
pairs aatarrbsaur mfrs innerIi9 aenont.
men uno ipirft brett anf has gIltt unb bic
ftIeimigen DberfId1en bes sbftems. aqst
Sud 0eiIgniffe fret 5uf@tden.
g.. 3. Gbeneb unb =, ToIebo, g..
8erfanft bon allen apptbefern, Toe.
SaWs SarniIten'4iuer flnb Die beIteu.
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Gin Soffnnnssidimmer.

@ie! Spa bemn bieies grpRe 2aith,
Ser Steru Der Sreibeit bieier gSeit,
Sid beusem utter Yfaffenbanb,
Die cs am @Gngelbanoe b1lt?
8erlangt rtatt, baR Der redte Wanm
Sen Gabetrnnf bfrtm ppn iih uei1t,
Weil bprt itd ittdt beberrfhen fann,
Der Shwddlitg pbn' Mural nmo @,eiit?
Ser @aierbplbe frefe Shaar,
Semiibte ftd ia meit nmh Brett,
Wtt 2iigett, tuelhe Dffenbar,
Sm fali6em 3emgnis gleid bereit.
Sic bilheten ii6 amd idpm Elm,
DAP tie bereits erretht ibr 3tel;
SaR SeTas ntrpden" iplte iein,
Grifien linen als &tnberfpiel.
8pr ahem mar t6nen per1akt
Ses Sentfhen frpber 2ebensmnt,
Setn tire Semfelet nidt paft
Hnb felber tpeie mod, ipas linn CUTE
@ie ihlam mar Maes ansscbabt,
l1nb jeber Sdritt fling iiberlegt,
@te man benz &Dlfe, felt mnb iadJt,
Sas i3tpangsnerbpt bat amferlegt.
Sph fiebe ba, man tanidte iidJ,
Statt Steg iuarb linen Wieberfag',
nnb BET ber @abl trat iiderlid
Der redt @plfsseiit at ben Sag.
@Ms graaen @plfen brad berupr
Gin Spffnnnssidimmer, flar ,tmb bel,
uno 5etgte, baR bas Sreibeitstpr
Wtam uns nidDt idlieken fam 10 idneG.
y9ak itau itns nidt perbieten fanm
Sas ffJ5ne, Hare 8 g 8ier",
9as rifen @ae, Manit fir Maun,
Vii. @ifer nnb Seseiiteruns mir.
Drum bod bus @las nit star
Sier,
nno nteber bic 9rpbibitipn!
&pt gansem Ser5en iuiimifen mir,
Sbr bieies Gnbe LANCE ffpn.
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8ludiert.
Sober .Aausbalt iu Sau Mntonio
iOute miien, uie bent 81
wiOeritebem TT.

Ser Niifen i6mer5t, neil bie giie-
rem blodiert 1ino.
Selft SEN Nieren bel ibrer @rbeit.
Ser &iiden miro Damn ni6t mebr
idmer5en.
3oblrei6e gemeile, BOP 9oan's
4illen Dies tim.
@s lit Ser bette 8epeis, neil er bon
San Mntonto fontmt.
Mrs. 8. 5tpoin, Alt 2ipe Soaf
StraBe, Gan Mntonio, Seras, iagt:
oMein Wfonn bot mebr mie einnal
0oon's Nieren=Giqen eebraudt uno
iesmol folgten oie beIten GeIultate.
ltnI6neit peripiirte er cine 2dblnune
iiber Ser 2en0e. 4u6 feline Nieren
qualten i'm iehr uno Die Musi6eiol1r1=
gen moren iebr unregelmaBig. 81
peridaffte iib BON Ser gerar Drug
So. cine S6adtel bon Doon's @ie-
renzEiaen ullo ebe CT Die Hiqen oQe
eebraudt batte, maren leine S6nler-
gen peri6punoen. ST bot bon bieier
por5iialiden Groporation cine iebr
bobe Weinurtg.
Gum gerfouf bel olen 9dltolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter=Milburll
So, Buffalo, Seem gorf alleiniee
@genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gn6 bes Namens =
9oatis = ltno nebmt feline onbere.
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Notice of Assessment

The Reed Ditch Co., location of
principal place OF business is Falks
Store, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the stockholders on the
2Sth day of November. 1908, an
assessment of one dollar and seven
ty-6ve cents (s1.7j) per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable on the 9th
day of January. 1909, to D. J.
Wampler. secretary. at his resi-
dence near Falks Store. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the said
9th day of January, 1909, will be
delinquent, and together with any
prior delinquent assessments, will
be advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment is
made before will be sold on the
Both day of January. 1909, to pay
delinquent assessments, together
with cost of advertisement and ex-
penses of sale.
D. J.. Wampler, secretary.
Residence ~ miles southeast of
Falks Store, Idaho. on the Emmett
road.
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DOcTORS MISTAKES

Are said often to be buried stx fest under
ground. But many times women call on
their family physicians, suffering. - they
imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from
heart dilease, another from liver or Kid
ney disease, another from nervous pros
tration, another with pain hare and there,
and In this way they present alike 70
themselves and their eASy-going or over
busy doctor, separate diseases, Tor which
he, assuming them to be such, prescribes
his pills and potions. In reality. they are
alI only sympt1res caused BY some uterine
disease. The Dhxsician, fGporant Of the
cause Of suffering. Keeps up - treatment
until large bills are mSde. TIE Da&eTing
patient gets no betteN S9e51oa - the
wrong treatment, but probably WORK. "A
nrQper medicine Like Or RieEce,x Eax0dfA
PTetcIlption. dtrectfd y The cQNfe HQpld
S s. s 9f 5 s fh5sz a ass t1sl
toms. and instituting comfort instead Of
prolonged misery. Il has been well satd,
that . disease known Is half cured
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription b Z
scientific medicine, carefully devised by
an experienced and skillful physician,
1t Is made Of native American medicinal
roots and Is perfectly h4rmleea In IL
ELECTS n Q4N f04d1Ek1l lK--lhz 1Wdz
.EsLzM
Is Powerful inylyorating tonic Fa-
vorite Prescription imparts strength to
the whole system and to the organs dis
tInctly feminine in particular. For over
worked, WORKOUT rundown debili-
tated teachers, mIlliners, dressmakers,
seamstresses, -shop-girls,S house keepers,
nursing mothers, and feeble women gem
orally, DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
Is the greatest earthly boon, being un-
equaled as an appetizing cordial and TO
storative tonic.
As soothing and strengthening nerv-
iue rFavorite Prescription is unequaled
and is invaluable in allaying and sub
DUNG nervous excitability, irritability,
nervous exhaustion. nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasms, ST. Vitus's
dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant upon
functional and organic disease Of the
uterus 1t induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and dependency.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets inyigorats
the stomach, liver and bowels. One TO
three dosA Easy TO take as candy.
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l gallon can filled H. L. oil s.
cents at Hunts.
DR.. Gus of Caldwell was in towr
Saturday on business.
Hawkins, Hardware, has a com
plete stock of disk plows and grain
drills.
John Bruce mas moved his family
from Ola to Middleton and will
spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Solskov enter
tanned a large party Friday night.
at the hall, with dance.
Mrs. Ella Mains of Abbottsford,
Wis, arrived Monday to spend the
winter with her son, G. B. Mains.
Try a $1.25 parasol at Hunts.