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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-27
Venice Bands and Edq-
ings, a Thousand Yards
at 15c, worth 25c to 60c

Pretty new bands and edgins, three
quarters to two inches in width, in
white and ecru.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-27
Queer Party Title.

Political organizations in Americas va
ried career have not all been honored
with SO praiseworthy names as federal
lists, democrats and republicans. There
have been other titles less pleasing: Goo
Coos, or goody good reformers; Hunkers
who "hunkered" after office; Barn Burn
ers. who, like the Dutch farmer choose
to burn up the barn in order to kill the
rats, and, as in the case of the farmer
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-27
DIRECTORIES"

Made French Bodh English Chn Mixtures and Fancy Weve Coats
the knees with backs mht pointed with military and plain collars Napoleon
ap Skirts and Haired with and without fold Sng silks and
striped silks match trimmed with buttons @ bands and bindings Cdu black
cnm Rsda and Egyptian green.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-27
DIRECTOIREGIRDLES
One Dollar

Monday we show our celebrated dol
lar directoire girdle, made of soft, ele-
giant silks; several pretty styles; black,
brown, grey, navy and light shades.
Better ones up to S..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-27
Our New Satin Duchesse
Skirts
THE LATEST HINT FROM PARIS,

This the new separate skirt, so says
the latest advices from Paris. Skirts
made of elegant satin duchesse, plain
gored effects satin buttons down front.
six rows of strapping, colors black,
navy and brown.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-09-27
Short Gloves for Tailored
Dresses, 81, Were S1.25

Chamois in white and natural,
with one pearl button; kid with clasps.
in black, white and all the wanted
colors, guaranteed and fitted at our
counters.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
ISLAND FRUIT TRADE.

We can hardly suPF evening n that the Chamber
of
Hawaii should helped compete East
fruit trade Owing relative distances thing mpraeticable
Itself and could hardly help
which controls the the West Indian
transportation money up
Elantztczs
What the United Fruit company
aTSii control the whole
which
Orleans and which propose with
cisco with producing base Acapulco We printed
4S Acapulco
company ou OF lis business
vii have al the advantage the
United
in
hold
fresh pineapple business Of the making
hg Central he
Orleans ba' direct from Honolulu put out
Of the
HAWAII should not indulge in placing
eastern although something
Oar field i the West Wt proposition handle
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
GAMBLING AND CIVIC GROWTH.

that
g&EbhRg Monte
flourish, phSby light
Monte Carlo itself
Without Buffalo Schenectady
succeeded border
showing little Swlesn ceased
civilization standard be 81 educational value
Desdwoi LeAdvile Butte Snd
Tombstone These started wdpn everything
lh hAn gambling hs &nd all IN words acquired
prOsYeriy' which
Honizlr Whist RESULT These
boarding without stability without
adusy people
Inhabitants
making
would Neither Dea1wood
Tombstone
better gamblers
enforced
wide Precisely thing California
stable did
tztled Law and
bz ts where gambling and fun
he
The gamblers sports
q
honorable
build ID gambling
Of
quickly; rrincipsty
Monte Carlo including to
Only Sbuf looo Inhabitants II
methods wd Do Eonolulu
CSrlof
residents
q sFreeg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
THE TRAGEDY IN PORTUGAL.


Ct
ted; premier reports Of
t1A&nes al nsg
thz1
Of
cd dad
q Carries
bf
d of HAPPINESS AID ozy
wh0 gathered
s happy wedding which
Bourbon Inc Of
al tie pictured which
tins preserved hEE face seemed the
Today she vlaEe6 and
h1ntleS envy bsr
Il useless n1-zEDs
and greatest q ssted chief Gzr1sl6
King Anarchy Ct
The iD1v5dnal does q
:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
THE GROUCHY TOURIST.

plenty netting Is
~ Niagara there plague of haeknen and
falls
long ride zo-btaat
knoeker people
pyramids people
prefer N ~ piles
TIE climb and
Like people They
and Only thing possible
complaint
o1e loel about Be company.
with
diseo1fo=
advertising The familiar Ftzl cards with liquid fire bubbEng
csularcr, devils laboratory
reelected beeirg gs impression
aisFPoiatEe1
h<ve
Volcano
~
ney
emitting Of
rr1ngs al landscape
depths laboratory; veinzse
setting nzguifeent
tropical S-ey this ot Itself
Is orpo.tuzity
groah
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
THE Assassin AND THE STATE.

single instance
head Of State has done anything improve the condition of the
people bullet which killed Abraham
he brought the South scarcely less terrible than
those Of the Civil War The southern statesmen fOsaw this and added
apprehension crime anything needed
the clear wisdom the era impulses the bO'he love- the aebraene
the President the reconstruction; and after
his this work fen incapable fanata hands with results Of social
snahy hatred for Booths fatal
shot, the North and South might be united there might be solid
national politics below Mason and Dxons line
would be vastly more prosperous than it is
crimes
back the decades Alexander
enghnng railway system
the sis his considering the
which he protested with the humane and of his
subjects His did grind the troubled
the Nihists denied him Unlike the
criminal the ganows he bomb hurled
him moments eternity
sOnaIies H. brought up
the rights Of snd his impulse continue the noble
policies of his m but when in the first council the empire under the new
PobedOnOstef speech pointed peril
yielding the mob peril his father had avoided and
pleaded had kept
past history
Alexander III
liberty in Russia Was for this also that his Nicholas H.
the Firms their charter appeal of
for freer breathe, Warsaw cOsksi
What p0 by the murder of the Empress of Au' The
thS' deed done there tightening of the coils about
continental monarchy What of the striking
Garnet and Ming Huoer Of ~ The lot the under France
better
" Of apparent eanne Where military burdens had been complained
Of these added Where general
mad" " iee the scrutiny Of the censor Where police had been harsh
they became violent One gain anywhere
de Even Se1va not the better for the removal worthless
in his stead.
by knife
the king will justify defense
2nd the gslOw When
the triumph
the people by the public opinion yielding
bre Of To
love liberty and hate of
would di2E all
the streets of Lisbon TO shoot down the ra family and who stained The
beside dangerous
kings have found hmangOus put
impose mastery suffrage upon
functions Of government
a2g presidents
kings; the against every
he 5etestsion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
HERE At HOME
Honolulu Citizens Gladly Testify and
Confidently Recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills.

It is testimony like the following
that has placed DOan 8 Baekaehe Kid
ney Pills so far above competitors.
When people right here at home raise
their voice in praise there is no room
left for doubt.
Mrs. y. Joseph living at the corner
Of Liliha and King streets, Honolulu,
states as follows: 81 was troubled
for seven months with lame back,
and also suffered from occasional at
taeks Of ehills. These various com
plants made my condition By no means
happy one, so that I much desired
some remedy which would bring relief.
This found IN Doan g Baekaehe Kid
rey Pills, some Of which l obtained at
the HOLSTER Drug Co.'S store. l am
pleased TO say that they gave ne not
merely temporary but permanent relief
and / have not the least hesitaney
therefore in recommending Doan 3
bzekaens Kidney Pills They are a
good kidney medicine"
Doan's Baekaehe Kidney Pills are
for sale by all dealers at 30 cents per
box, (six boxes $3.50. Mailed By the
HOLSTER Drug Co, Ltd, Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
LABORERS AND SETTLERS.

Il The maitland European immigration
81! Eep from the discussion Of the
If those who settlement of Ae
ezn farmers Ehe
II neeos 10 prophet Of coming wrath
vii be permitted nothing the
people who have event thew would
70 eAks
I1hznzrE, and thus keep getting
Tie plain facts Hawaii for
sugar nd1s With European field lah
manned By white
O- de has the oppose rivalry
oe~een me two All tha1
here aid ihsre the rattle ureudiees empty journalistic skulls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
SAILORS IN
SAFE HARB0R


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Few tales Of the sea are more In
tensely interesting and narrowing thar
that OF the survivors OF the crew Of
the American ship Eclipse. which was
abandoned. sinking. in latitude Sc
north. and Longitude $50 west. on jan
uary IL. this year. The vessel. after
being struck by lightning on Decem-
Der 4. 1907. and partially disInasted.
soon afterwards showed leaks that
kept the men at the pumps. For
four days before the vessel was H.
nally abandoned. the men had been at
the pumps with scarcely an intermis-
sion. But the water steadily gained
on them. and left no other alternative
but to take to the boats.
The captain. first and second mates,
and thirteen seamen. including the
carpenter and steward. left the vessel
in two boats. the ships long boat in
command Of the captain. and the cap
tain's gig in command Of the first Of
ficer. The latter boat was kept in tow
Of the former. The second night oft
the smaller boat capsized in a squall.
her provisions and water being lost.
but the men in her, by what seems
little less than miracle, were able
in the darkness to get into the long
boat. This greatly overcrowded the
latter. besides overlooking her and
springing her planks. starting leaks
that grew worse and required inces-
SAINT bailing. Reduced 10 pitiful al
lowance OF food and water. continual
ly wet from the salt water. three OF
the men died the fourteenth day out.
The survivors finally landed at Hama.
on the eastern end Of Maui, Monday
morning. January %. about $50 miles
from where they abandoned the ship.
All of them were weak from exhaus-
ton and the constrained position in
which. on account of the overcrowd-
ed condition of the boat. they had
been compelled TO remain, and the
fortunes of thirst. They were cared
for Hospitality by the people of Maui.
and were brought 10 Honolulu on the
Inter-Island steamer Claudine. arriv-
ing here Thursday. January 80. They
were sent at once to the Queens Hos
pital, where they still are. all Of them
suffering more or less from swollen
limbs. and the effects Of their expo
sure and hardships.
Captain Larsen. the master OF the
vessel. and a part owner OF ii. who
is remaining in bed under the advice
Of his physician. because Of the con-
dition Of his lower limbs. speaks in
the highest terms of the fortitude and
good behavior OF the men. For him
self he declares that he will no longer
follow the sea as a vocation. To the
moral force and character Of Mate
Cameron is largely attributed the fact
that the men held themselves in the
restraint that they did under their
suherings and were finally able to
reach safety.
At the hospital both captain and
men have received many visits from
fellow mariners r well wishers, and
the best Of spirits prevail among them. T.
The Advertiser presents herewith .
pictures OF the I1st vessel and its
master. Captain Larsen. and a picture
Of group OF eight Of the sailors and
the first and second mates. taken at 4
the Queens Hospital yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

I oaIFE
fE a65Unt1 that dzon which ro1 s
lacking he apparent
be5ng
zazz hand lhs lAzs1ze5
hz1ss E5ho1f adequate s
fruzt q al 5zz1ho-s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

The Azsyrfan was scratching some
hierogiyphics On q brick What you
ETftingz" asked his chum. Hanged II
! know" responded the engTayer, but
guess some Of those AEsyriologisis
Of tie twentieth century can translate
II all right philadelphia Public
Leader.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

II lands
PLACED them hg
or ~eua nO seek renewal
fitness faiE understanding planting corporations
1As VIXEN land less valuable
industry Territory protecting the tsxuxug
P1tles Z ne eo1ano landed estate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

prospects be was
taken that sg pineaps Ysh
e0nsr wished Be portion the Dole
acreage L fteT WzhizEs's Mostly
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

hsAu eEide1eing healthy things
asking trzrspation facilities are going
rel, INST tben
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

NObey Not was eorrsu+Ir indeed 70 show r. the
% sOBdtiOns' po.serz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

Hy Thz~ badly Il has recovered
he b Hsy
ornament 70 Ffttsiurg society yet-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

The seeker game between the Kams
and Punahous which was 70 have been
played yesterday afternoon was post
poned owing 70 the weather.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

II < tn Otas- ts1ur ~t0
1sasy "a take is taa4s fr kg l1szrf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
COLLISIONS Ar LIsBoN

PARIS. Nov. 25.-A special diSparch
from Madrid TO the Echo de Paris savs
it is rumOred that collisions have oc-
CURED between the troops and insur-
gents in Lisbon and that many persons
have been killed and wounded
Persons arriving from Lisbon. thu
dispatch states. report that Colonel
Lasta. aide-de-camp TO King Carlos
has resigned.s and that several re<i-
ments Of doubtful loyalty have been
discharged. All leading politicians. the
dispatch adds are being sha6owef b.
detectives. and many persons are leas-
ing the country. The King has refused
TO sign a decree extending martial iaw
throughout the whole kingdom
MADRID. November s4-The Id
eral has received a letter whicA es-
capped the censor. that states that The
palace in Lisbon IS surrounded b.
loyal troops. but thar the King is prac-
tically a prisoner. The government
Will be interpellated tomorrow On
what attitude il VIII take with re-
gard 10 The Portuguese crisis and VIII
be required 10 observe strict neutral
ity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04
ALL EUROPE GAsPs.

Inc way ne mas risen 10 the frneF@
gency and the 3aunty ease with whteh
he defies threats OF the dagger. -
bomb and general revolt have nala
all Europe gasp.
In Premier Franco. the virtual de-
tator. Carlos has an able Heufenanf
Franco was the man who thought -
the political house cleaning. He GREAT
ed such an uprOar with his Suggestion
that he had an idea the King wouhE
want him to resign.
You will retain your portfoifo.- ~
majesty announced. we win axnt to-
gether. and II We are beaten. W. vii
desert together. later on
'Oh. well. II that's the way vou iossar
at It. I guess I'll stick" said Frauco.
or words 10 that effect. And he means
TO continue the sticking Tor az lsast
two years more.
A delegation OF Republicans recently
called on Franco 20 ten BIN he had
better call Parliament together OF there
would be revolution. probably foiioe-
ed by a funeral in which Franco would
play the leading role.
Il shall fix the next Parliamentary
election when ! see 1T" the premier
replied, and shall have a majority
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-02-04

Is under heavy guard. too. and ne 49,
diers have orders to shoot. n neces4
sary. to prevent a rescue % escape
One would naturally expect that
King hitherto known only for ~
ability as a gourmand would hats
trouble so much that he would let
things slide" in such a botherpeu4s
situation ast the one Carlos confronss.
That Is where the King has surprises
everybody.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-06

munoernsmert. SD rauIcbenD unO
toieno Die 3ultimmung Der 3ubDrer
Ii1 funo gab, pobl an Die 20 9tal
ma6rero Der ReDe, 10 It'll uuO aufmert=
fam mitr0e luieoer ben 9Sorten ge=
lailiht, menn Der geifall borbei mar.
I'm s llbr muBte leiDer Oas Gpern=
hans qerdltnt perOer, oa am9lbenh cine
Z 5baatertruppe ipiette. Senator aitt=
reoQe mar Desbalb ge5puneen, leine
@e0e a6sufiirSen. 9lls bieIe 8atiade
betannt genla6t muroe, iprangen Dele
0aten auf uno bOten 0en Yabtpreis Der
3ruppe al, I'm bem Senator ejele9en=
belt Sll 9eben. feline 9feoe galS sll becn=
ben. tSs ging aber niht an
Die eroBe glnsabl Der anipeleilocn
Seutld)en ilnn Der oeuti6en 0elcgaten
iiel mir auf. ihon aus Dem @runOe,
neil Die 8eutiden iih Ionit leiOer mic
Qenua al Der Bolitit beteiligeu. Be
ionoers Diele 9euti6 6uneu maren
tart pertretcn. g9ar es Dielleid)t ocs=
6alb, ipeil oieie Senator Gittre0qe i9re
SDmpatbie 5ei9eu MOLTEN, I'M @egen=
lat All oen anoern Senats=San0iOa-
ten @puperneur CRAWFORD, Der Die
Geutlb GuIieu oils yuneriuiinihte
Gabbarn~ besei6net bat2 giaA S6luB
Der 8eoe empiin9 Der Senator I'M gSi0=
man optel feline lSreltnbe lmo iOl6e
Die ibm porgeItellt 81 merOen tuiinid=
ten
0a 2iigen ino @ntltelllm9en turSe
8eine baben uno Der ,0euti6e Serolo
-einen lin9eidmtntten ,pabrbcitsgetreucn
8eribt i'm SSnterelie politiiber @brlid=
felt perlangte, 10 babe ih mid beniiht.
pies Su tlln. gllie 8eutlhen, iuelde in
Wiitfel anipeieno paren, iperoen Obne
&ildliht auf ibr politiifes 8etemtnis
iebes @ort obioen 8eri9ts beitdtigen
miiiien. g8ir weroen ieoenfolls in
elmer oer n1fiten 9tlmmern Die JteDe
oes Senators sur 8eurteilun9 Ieitens
Der SeIer nborufen
6onrao SOrnmann.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-06
Grtmoroct.
0rr a0nis nno aronprin; BON gOrtusuI
crmDrDet.

2lm /. 6ebruar linO a0ni9 6arlOs
BON gortueal uno Der GronprinS 2uO=
mig g6ilipp (9ui3 6ilippel 6er8o9 pon
8ragan3a, ermOrDet pOrOen. Die
orei Mt0roer muroen auf Der Stelle
getOtet
Der 40nig unO Der Grbnprtn8 maren
auf Der Riffabrt pm Der 8illa 9icoio
begriiien. no Iie ii6 cine 3eitlang auf=
gebulten batten, ais mebrere Ntdnner
auf ben t6nigliden gBo9en sultiir5ten
unO aus ibreu Garabinern cine Salpe
auf oas Gefd6rt .uno feline Snianen
abfcuerten. Die S6tiie trafen ibr
3iel.
8es Gbni9s 5neiter so6n, Der Sn-
fant Mannel, muroe lei6t perpunoet.
9lur DIE &bnigin 9lmalie. mcl6e lid
iiber oen arpnprin5en mari nm Oeiien
2eben gu retten, lit unperiebrt gebiie=
ben.
Sine 9onDe bon Ntdnnern. Die an
Der Gfe Der 8raca Do @ommerciO inO
Der 9ua DO Qlrienal gemartet botten,
iprnne plbbli6 auf Den Offenen gBagen
i'll, in oem Die &Onigsfamilie na6 Gem
8alait fubr. 8ie Ntdnner erboben
aarobiner, Die iie perbor9en batteu,
uno feuerten auf Die @Orbeifubrenoen.
Der G0nig nnb Der Srrnprins sesen
Die Der 9lngriff serihtet mar, muroen
ieoer oOn brei 9ugeln getrOifen. Sic
iebten nod srdoe 10 large, bis lie mad
oem naben Wiarine 9lrienal getrasen
iuaren, no lie ibreu 8eilt aufeaben.
SSuft i'm Moment oes erIten S6uRes
fiel Der aOnig IterbenO in bic pOliter
3uriid.
Sin bemielben 9tugenblid lab man
ben &ronprin5en liCb halb bon ieiilem
SIP erbeben unb suriidiinten. 9Oni-
ain Mmalie iprang auf uno mari iif
iiber ben Sronprinsen in augenideirt-
lidem 9eitreben iein 2eben auf Soften
Oes ibrigen 81 retten, oo6 bate oet
aronprin3 bereits ieine 3OoeswunOe
empfan9en.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-06
AnfnnOignng.

Sn Der Sa6resperiammlung oer At=
tioudre Der S0crolo 8ubliibin9 @onlpd=
np ieete 0err 4. g8. Sallet iein glmt
ais grdlioent unO 6jeiddftsfiibrer nie=
Der uno 0err 0ons 9emutb tritt an
ieiue Stele. s. B. Sallet muroc Oa=
raul gum Gice grdiioenten lmo oerr
6onrao &ornmann gum Setretdr unO
SdoBmeiiter eripdblt 9tus Dem Be
ribt oes bis6eriaen 9rdIiOenten ging
berbpr, oaB oas 8eiddft mdbreno oes
perHoiienen Sabres eiuen grOBarti9en
9luIl6wun9 genOpmen bate uno muroe
6rn. Sallet hafiir rngetbeilte Miner
tennung 5utbcil
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-06

sieben, mus unO mirb Die glufgabe
Oes g9cutI6en 0erolo iein.
lluiere berrlihe, 9emeinlamc ocutI6c
0}utterIpro1c, OcutI6er ejeiit oeut-
i6es 6amilicnleben, Deutide Sebens=
freuoe uno Die ererbte 2iebe Silr ibmeiB-
geoiinaten S6ole file miiiien erbal=
ten uno auf Die gtodtommen meter
oercrbt peroen.
Der p9eutibe 0erolO fonn abe'
nur 0ann pirfiam oieier 9lufgabe ge=
reht merDeu iuem ole paferen oellt.
lden 8reOioer uno Gjeiitliden beiOns
Oers bic OrutI6ru MHtter nnS Gr:
,ieber Der SugenO, i0eim flcibige acr-
relponoentcn uno 2eler ben 6eraus.
Qebern na6 &rditeu mit6elfen. 9Senr
mir 9lllc in Oieiem Slime banOelu,
niiben mir ni6t mlr am beiien Inn
li1eriten lulierm groBen geneilliumer
9tonptippaterlanOe, gmerito lpnoern
e6ren aud mIere gemeiuIame gIutter,
Gjermania.
SSbr 9eutlden pm Der gSol9a BIZ
sur Ntoiel, BON Der @tid biz an Den
gelt, rei9t SUD i'm 9eutitben SerOlO
ale I'M Gjeiite Die SanO, uno last uns
ollie Dem geneiniameH 3iele entgegen-
itrebenl
6ans Ssmutb.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-06

Dos abrf6einli9 d c
grf y m ittel fir gifsn unb
aupfer, toenn bieie Mletalls srf60pFt
Tein iperhen, pirb MIuminium fem.
0iefes MetoI lit Der Grunbltoff ollsr
9bonsrben. unb infolge ess lleberflifs
ftS an niefen MateriaIien ipirb bic 2its
ferung bon aluminium pieIe bunbert
NAL grober iein ots bic pun Gifen uno
aupfer.
Srrfobrttn zines ID a :
rtnear3tes. Sin Marineor5t in
ROdefort. 5ranfrei6. erbielt jiineft
ben Muftrng, iid naa WaarpffO au be-
aeben, bd er benz rQlbmiral Nube~ 5us
geibeiIt lei. Der 2lr5t reifte mad
narieine, fehiFfte Ti9 bort aadh 5nn=
ger Gin, mo er srfubr, baB fem
G9iff bpr bier 2a9en nod Brett 5us
riidberuFen lporben mar. @r ur.iBte
alfo mad WsarItiile auriid un5 BON bo
aah Brett, tpo er fib gum DitnIt nah
IA 3aaen. mslben fonnte. Die @btbeis
lung, bic iiber ben ar3t bigpoairi
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-01
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-01

Feel languid, weak, run-down2 Headache? Stomach off '?-Just a plan case of lazy liver Burdoel1 Blood Bitters tones liver and tomacn. promotes digestion, purifies the blood.
Free press., 1908-02-29

Joseph l.. Bristow, the well-known
editor of the Salina Journal and noted
statesman, has announced himself for
state senator in opposition to Senator
Chester 1. Long. Probably never be-
fore has senatorial candidate received
such ovation at the hands of the Kan
sas newspapers as Mr.. Bristow is now
receiving. If the press is true re-
Election of the peoples minds, as it
should be. there is no doubt that Bris-
tow is the choice of the people.
We have every reason to believe if
]. l.. Bristow is elected senator, the
people of Kansas will have the best
man it has ever had III the senate
chamber. He is an honest, upright
and conscientious man from the crown
of his head to the soles of his feet; he
is reformer of note (his work in the
post-office department is prima facie
evidence of this); he is statesman of
known ability and is personal friend
of Taft, Roosevelt, Hughes and LaFol-
lete.
Every vote which is cast for J. L.
Bristow will be cast for clean politics
and for the promotion of the public
welfare.