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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05
The New Shie.d-Front Fastening.

Like many of lie new models this
rrintZCss coat fastens across the chest
in what is termed the shield man
rc-. the lire Of buttons tapering in
franz shoulder to waist. This fasten-
in-. like a little lads Russian frock.
gives sIcndtrness to the figure, and is
particularly youthful i'll style. The
model promises "a lie a special favor
ito IA. fall.
While three piece costumes with
hands. me- long ccats over elaborate
fTocks will be used for formal wear.
the iaunty. wcll-tailored two-piece
suit to be worn with Il sAirtwaist de-
signed to match twill be the correct
thing fer shopping and runabout street
wear. These smart little suits with
their pleated skirts and Ions, sl,Eierly
built coats are mostly of rough mate
rial like heavy walled serges and dag
cnals. corded Stuffs or h"mespuns in
ane-tone II twc-tonr effects, The
more elaborate tailored costumes are
af hraadcioth. satin cloth. MORE silk
aud veIeers. \ wane cnlor@i yelvat
coat and frock costume re@entsy sent
over In complete m October ti,.ussaau.
is magnificent IN IT. s.)e9dil eulnrlng
anG simplicity ii line The Ir0ck
shows 4 tunic IF wine cnlorsd vslle
rinon weighted by 4 knee depth
flnuncc af the velvet. and the maize
rails in their soft richness trail most
grit fully aaeHt The feet. The Goat
matching this velvet and yoile froek
Is built entirely of the yelyet and falls
ta within eight inches of the skirt
hcm II is quite untitled f-am shout
ders to hips. where broad braided
belt confines il IN the fl sEre. the skirts
falling straight again IL the bottom
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05
A Princes IS
Russian
Blouse Suit

day has these handsome jcweled but
tons. This coats is part of IL three
piece suit Of blue chiffon velTet-a
material that is 10 replace satin for
very drcsay weat. The high, gauntlet
cuffs ana the long reTsrS are ot MORE
siIk-annthor ultra smart material for
tho coming season.
This coat shows the long front open
ing and long, slender reFers, the gar
ment fastening at the hip under a jew
elcd ornament matching the buttons
The sleeve is interesting, in that 1t
shows the new. high cuff which is
The latest Paris sleeve notion. A Be
choff-D David suit In stone blue cloth
also shows this gauntlet cuff, the
sleeve being pleated into the cuff Ia
sivc y fiat line.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05

Never stand brooms on their broom
end, but upside down in the corner
\ pinch OF soda stirred into milk
that is IL be boiled will keep IL from
curdllng.
To keep tins bright, wash well with
strong soda and wafer; when dry pol
ish with cloth and a little powdered
whiting.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05
THE BLACK NEckTiE FAD.

Even the unohseryant must have
noticed the recurrence nf black neck
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05

TIE Cverskirt on Separate Skirts.
One Il the most conspicuous features
Of fail styles in Faris Is the oversktrt
or tunic. Sometimes this tuuic is Al
extension If the bodice. which falls In
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05

sur.'ii1e, ar Russia amock. over the
Sirt. Sometimes it is N drapery That
crosses thu skirt at the knees, slaa-
ing downward at the back in the
graceful effect originated by Cabot.
AgStn il is Il shaped Overdue sci on
above plcated flaunee. aud this last
lotion premises 10 he very popular
In JaiirEoa separate skirts aud in Skirts
If tUo-n.ece suts, tho tunie orers3Nrr
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-05

Much braiding in the wine co'or of
the velvet ornaments this garment.
which Is altogether superb and regal
winte. wrap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28

Ger Coroner unteru d /.
Coroner Or. Totrid Wortin pom
meitlid)cn Giitritt bcih0itigt lid 5ilr
3cit nit elmer e%ingebcn0cn llnterll'
dung IN Dem Sale b2a % Sabre
olten @illiom Sdroeber, Der, iuie be.
reits oustilbrlid) berid,tct, ON lettt,l
Montoa in Nrnolo'S, Nnnc Nrunocl.
County, uoit ieinem SrNunoe Narf
Sanefc, Der nit eincm Nepolper
ipielte, 5ulGuia Ncihoiien wuroe. Srl
NorplGnoer llnipCriitGts Soipital lit
Sdroeoer am Gienitu0 sbeno an otl
Solgen Der ShuB1pr1oc geltorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28
.SciratGS.Qiccnsen

Stepban Y. Tricc, 26, ul0 Wollie
Stomp, 10; Npplifont Z. Wreibopl
HeObeu. Nr. no. gpplctoneS troB!.
Spiepb @i9ucimafi, -, Nr. 521.
S%iiOEannsS truBc, mo WorD arp,
iiaf, "a.
Nlgl,It Suur, IT., "a Or. 2i9,
Iorb-9 ollinaiou Nuerute, mno Nell!c
y. @iliorL -.
Hobert ". (ittoni. p. 9ulocSmu.
riltc,Gorpa, unO Morie Mc9tenl %;
9lppIifont Sobu &. Srnlmeo. il,
equitable guiloing.
Gnoh y. ,NpOe, 40, unb Mnrp u,
Sou1ring, 40; Npplitant Senrp Sic
mes, Nr. 2035, Git.9ollimore Ctr.
Spicpb Goldman, %, ulh Imun
VannoL q; Npplifunt Neuie @obE
man, gar. "a. @eit.WeIt'S troBe.
Milliom q. Nud)dllolL %. uno
Bertha 6. 6riBNc3, %; Nlpplitart :.
IS. WhlllgalL Az equitable glog.
SIiper %. Mutfen, 81, uno WorD
y. Conan. 20; Npplifolt $. i. Scr
guioiL l6 Sii0 Gurrollton. spenue.
Solnea $. Nobbitt, 45, Withucr,
ulo Gbocbs VI. Seomid, -, BORT
8epubIic. M0,; applifant u. NJ.
gobbitt. Nr. 1913, 2iabt.S traBe.
Charles @oper, ~, Wittmcr, un0
Wnrg Goriert 81, @itilue; applifaut
@iaiom s.. GonicIS, Nr. tl6L Gieptt
lano. StroBe,
Socob Snuocr, 3G, @ittmer, uno
Sennic Hcbelil2, "a, @ittrpe; Appli.
font ). u. E2ocot. Nr. 732, Ct. Ye.
Ter StroBc.
Shomna &, Nrl1olb. 40, @ittroer,
mo Mice {. @ntes, 30. aeid)ieoeL
Ncibe bon @nibington. :. e.; Appli.
fant 6rou Hop Sponooiier, Nr. lOli,
Sit Treiton. StrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28

te, 0oB bllrd) ein loldeS 8orgebell
cine groBc Stormn0 i'm Spitenl per
uriatt ipiiroc. Gr ioQtc, ooB fiini
llcbcriid)tS E Sebrcrinncn, Die 9egen-
ipGriiG tb6tiN iinO, fem Gron1en be.
itonoen boben, nu0 10 murbe Damn
ihlieBlid) Die NngelcNcnhcit Dem SO.
mite iiir GegeIn iibcrmieicn, meldes
in Der n0dllten SitrmN berihten iou.
Cine An5obl 0cludc nm @cbultS-
crh6bum0cn lpl,rbrn poll Ncn Gomite
runblueg ob1rld)lo9cN.
Gr. 8crcD &. Sane muroc nit ;
Ne9pn 3 Stimmen gum 2ebrer Der
@eid)idtc III Der it16tiid,en @od)idule
crnonnt. Sein @egncr, Hrpi. Ecof),
crbielt 3 Stimmen.
Gin gorihIng, Die Sebrerinnen iiir
cpilcptilte aloiien 10 lorae in ibrcu
Stcllen 5u ioiieu9 ais ibtten ,bclicbt
ipllroc bent 'GIoh}ite fiIiF NeaeIn iiber.
mieicll. Is bate nGrllid, cine He9el
beiionoenL Die 2cbrcrinnen iuegen Der
ncrpcnunerciienbcn Sbatieteit nid)t
hanger ais ein &obr in bieier ShG-
tigfeit 5u beloiicm'T 9flm hat iid) ober
cine &ebrerm 10 flir Ole Nrbcit intc.
%reliirt, Dab lie IGnser olli oieiem @e-
bicte ncitcr orbcitcn mod)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28
@anse Nnlaae gcidllo6en.

$500 Rerlonen merben in Solae zines
Strifefromulls beidJdftigunesloS.
Concentration bon ltrifenoer
Srnuen.
9uololp, WoIi, 81. Sttober. =
Eniolge bes %guirubrS, melder ollrd)
Die Giniu6r bon Strifebred)ern OIL
Steae Der itrifenbeu Saf5eu9peber
Der ,2llofoip Manufacturing Co."
berporgcr1ien porhen NOR, mllroe Die
oonSe anloge geidIolien unb $500
Irbeiter, W1nuer, 6rauen uno Sim
Der, Iino ooburd) beldaftigungslos.
sSnioIge Der Rilbeitorlingc,t, Die AM
Montoe Ibenb it~ottfunoen uho lid
oeitern iriib mieoerbolten, lpnroer,
mebrere Verboituneen por9enomnlen,
odrunter Die lines Stritcbrehers gto-
mems Sulpini, Der ouf cine an5abl
itritcnoer poluiider @eber, Die Stei.
ne nad) linn morfen. ecihoiien 6ubel
loll. SIREN ltrlprilng butten 81!
Stmieriateiten BARN, oaB Die Ia.
br%itaeieuihoit om 10. september
cine an IS. September beginnenoc
2~obnberabi >Buug iiir Die Sod5en9'
ueber unaefinoiat bate. @eltern
@ornlittaq bielten 600 Srallcrl, meld)e
III Der 6obrif beibaftiat gGpcien, eli.
men llmsug ourdl Die Strab.n DER
Staot, pobei iie 3isuren, welde oie
9eamten Der 8eieaid)ait poriteQten,
nit lid iiibrten iInb ourd bsn Stro.
Benfoth aosen. Bon ben 5000 Gin.
mobucrn pes Srtes iino minoeitens
300 in Der Weberfi beitGitiat uorr
iiir ibren llnterbalt ari oieie an9e.
miilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28
General Spmaro's Spb.
War Der leste Der Seerfiibrer Ser
Union aus Dem 9iiraerfrie9e.
Sein 2ebensIuui.

~ ,..ltI ~
gurIington, st, y. Sftpber.
General Sliper Otis SoluorO, Der
lcbte Ser iiberlebenbcn unioniltiiden
@enerGle oes 9iireerfrie9eS, lit, ME
ihon flr5 aemeIOet, geitern abeno in
ieinem bieiigen Seim nl elmer Ser5.
fronfbcit geItorben. Gr luurOe 70
Sabre ali. 1erielbe luar am S. gtos
pcmber 1880 IN 2eeoS, Die, geburen,
be3oa i'm Sabre 1854 Die a%riegSid)ulc
in @eit-goint, 500 iT Sum- 1861 ais
SberIt brs 3. Sninnterie. He9imentS
bon blaine Der neutrality-suspicious. in
ZEN giirgerfrite, 5eiduete Iid) III pic,
len SdIdd)ten nils, oartnter Die bel
@cttpS6hra mnb Sur afS, moiiir
inn scr GongreB ieincn Can't aus
iprud mo cine GHrcnsWteOnile Der
lieb. gei SoirsGufS murOc er id)mer
perpun6et. mo ea. muBte ibn Elm
Arm ubaenommcH iperOen. Gr trttg
pi.l 5ar 8riinolma Der Solporosllni.
periit1t in @aibiugton bel, oie ibnl
5l Gbren bcnonnt muroe, mar BON
1866 bis 1874 GummiiiGr 0eS ,Srreo.
mems Bureau, madtc mebrere Sn'
hianerfrieae nit, muroe int W1r5
1886 8eneralmojor unO trat nit Die
lem Ranee I'M Nopember 1894 in Den
Hubeltono. Gr mar and nllf ihriit'
iteaeriihem @ebiete tbGtig, bat cine
Geographic oes Erdiioenten 3adorp
Gaplor, Elm @trf iiber ocn gtej Eer.
ccS.SnbiauerbGuptlina Soiepb Elm
onbsreS nit Dem Gitpl Sur @ilo
SnoiauS" unb cine Nutobiooropbie
gcitrieben,
General Somorb'S lebteS Grifci-
men IN ser Sciicntlidfcit mar ON
Sonntag Nbenb III 2onbolt. s(m
Nontag febrte or anid)einrno IN bel.
Ierer @%eilunbbeit nod ieinem Seim IN
burlington 3uriid. Seute Ibeno, oils.
er IN cinem 2sbnltlibl lob befiel ibm
plobllt) ein Ser5frompf, mo cbe elm
Nr5t 5ur Steae gebrnht iueroen fonn.
tc, bntte Der alte Souoegen icirt
Seele nusgeboud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28
Barrier ,Npad,c" criduiien.

San Sroncisco, Gal, p. OF
tober. = @aiton Sompin aus Eu.
ris, Elm anseblifes Mitgli,b Der
.apafen", oui oeiien Grgreiinng oi(
Barrier Eoli5ei cine 9~elobnung aus.
aeiebt bate, 1T geitern slbeno Don
Sean Eicoro Irifoiien poroeu. Sie.
ier botta Sompin, pelhcr Gin Setter
iciner SSrau lpor, nuigeioro2rt. ieirl
!SnuS 81 perloiien, III iueld)em er ;3li-
illid)t- aeiudt nad)oeln Ct Der Barrier
Boli5ci entfommen mar mo ooriiber
fapl es 81 oem Streit, walder 10 per,
DdngniRuou iiir 5onlpin enoete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28

3Ihtiete ieine Srou III /
Der Ecithe. als geitern
Sobn 8. Gcafpnc bon Nr. S25. Norn'
Gutterioll.E orf. apenlie, Dem Voli5ei-
rid)ter 2lelpelpn i'm norboitliheli
Stationsbaus inter Der anidnle:.
glrg uorgeiiigrt luurOe, ailgeblid)
nibt fiir Den llntarbalt ieiner Somi-
lie geIorgt 81 bnben, COB ieine 0ror,
Guo Gtofpne. all. Don ibrem Tonn
nif elmer Reitid)e geidllasen woroep
6n ieiu. aiid) bebonptete lie, itdnoig
Siinger' lcioen jl miiiien. 1erner
iogte Srau Gcafpne, iGr Wann ici
nuf Den anfoni bon Iiiqiebern per.
lel'en uno perlpenoe ooiiir ben groi,.
ten Sbeil ieines 2obnes. Scofpne
bageaen %bebauptete. ieine Srau b.
liebe, lebr oft nad) oam Sbeoter ,n
aeben mo oann crit 81 iriiber Nor
geultnnoe belm5ufebren. 10 DAP er ge.
.5pungen iei, 81 Sai,s 81 iisen ullo
nod Dem Sobp 81 icben. Ger Mid)ter
'per5id)tete aiii cine Sd)littuna Oieier
ebelifen Mirren Hnb iiberpiea oes.
bal6 Den angeiduloiaten Dem Sc.
rid,tsueriabreu.
VaHe fAr's Mwslsnb tefpsst o.. Maine. 4t3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-28

AVaHe fAr's swslsmb tefpfat q. aatue, 4f3
ch'gattiusre.ets. Rabs IGntsm NsaIe.ape.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
THE STREETS OF HONOLULU.

mild sprinkle pretty
conusiyey particularly
being moderately heavy
filthy which, if dagabe
deal weather. the wind picks
the blows them peoples
maeadamd Macadm all right perhaps roads, but
should
What to-
more rapid will be
expensive If the that has providing
had
have blush for her and the the would
their
spending
What getting
judiouly
expended the
all the section, part
of it and there should
andth
viii be repaired
There certain the
maeadamd within the
dressing dismal
vehicles irritating
them
Honolulu going
afford to waste her the odstyle
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

comes to many suddenly and unexnect-
eddy. Some come to an untimeIv death
in the midst of a sinful career Thus
it was with Pharaoh who died in hattie
fighting against God; thus il was xii h
saul, thus 1t was with Belshazzar and
his mobiles, who died in the midst of
a drunken feast; thus it was with Ana
Mas. who died with a lie on his lips;
thus it was with Judas, who went down
quickly to hell.
cit is therefore folly for men to
delay their salvation. Repent there
fore and be converted, that your sins
may be blotted out. -
Meeting at Fort shafter.
The first Of a series of monthly meet
ings was held at Fort Shafter yester-
day afternoon in the assembly hall. The
meeting was led by Rev J. T. Jones.
There was singing by chorus com
posed of enlisted men and civilians.
The boys at the camp have become so
interested in this choral work that they
have purchased piano for use at these
meetings and at weekly meetings of
the choral club.
The Epworth League,
The Epworth League meeting at the
N. E. church yesterday was led by Mr..
Lewis and was well attended The sub
iect, FThe ruination of idleness," was
discussed in an instructive manner by
the members present.
Memorial Service.
At the services in the Jail Yesterday
Miss Florence Yarrow gave a brief
account of her ten weeks visit to her
parents in the East, during which time
her father died The service was held
as memorial "Beyond the gates of
Paradise, y and owe shall know each
other better when the mists have rolled
away" were sung by the congregation.
Church Notes.
The Christian Endeavor section of
the Portuguese society conducted the
services at the Leah Home yesterday.
The Ministerial Union win meet this
at ten o. clock at the Central
Union church.
The Central Union choir will meet
for rehearsal at half past seven this
evening.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
SCHWERIN AND WIRELESS.

Discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of equip
ping the entire feet of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company with wireless tele-
graph plants Manager Schwerin yester-
day said: GAS soon as the Siberia re-
turns from its voyage the wireless ap-
paratus will be installed. I desire to
give it a thorough test, not only from
commercial standpoint, but in order
to ascertain its value as utility and
TO determine whether it would be pre-
ferable to operate in conjunction with
the United States Wireless Company
or to own our equipment. I think it
probable, however, that the entire fleet
will be equipped.
If Schwerin decides in favor of wire
less as an adjunct to the steamship
business, the Mongolia and Manchuria
and other transpacife steamers will be
equipped. 1t is improbable that the
system will be installed on the coast
wise vessels plying between here and
the Isthmus of Panama.--S. F. Com
mercial
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

s'Who win Beers appoint dputy2' Tribune in bip
black The of the Bulletin
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

lie showed how it is possible 70 re.
cover one s ideals; they are NOT lost
they are merely covered M. For an
illustration he took the case of q co.,
Gus picture by Raphael. which was
panied over to prevent its seizure and
ioss TO Italy. Fifty years later the
daub of paint over the original picfnre
began to peel and fade, the picture was
cleaned and the long-lost treasure SHOW.
ca itself as perfect as ever.
Now Is the Appointed Time
At the Methodist Episcopal church
last hlght' Rev. J. t. Jones preached
an evagpgelistie sermon ON ..Salvation
today Tor the folly of delay.,' He said
in part: lle S"iu
rms IS world of changes. TODAY
we may be exceedingly rich. tomorroT
| as poor as the poorest; TODAY we NAV
| oe enjoying the society of beloved
trends, tomorrow bereaved of them
today we may be enjoying the best o.
health, tomorrow be suffering exerpciat
ing pain or even be cold in death.
Even so salvation may be aecepte,
and enjoyed today, tomorrow it ma,
God has provided salvation for al
men. The reason that all men are no
saved IS simply because they will no
come to Christ. The opportunity 70
securing this salvation is limited t
the present; Now is the aecepte
J time
The path up to the Judgment sea
, IS not way of preparation. Eternit
) IS not made up of series of successive
l prooations. so that if we fail in on
! we may avail ourselves of another.
Men should come to Christ now h,
: cause of the uncertainty of life. Deaf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
A LOSING FIGHT.

to save
6ghta OF shipping
the only real
all
and foreign flags until
adequate
bodies Honolulu record
as favorng
the
sewhoN
like perhaps
suspended that real Americans who
the Islands, the Territory will fill
pwitbp
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

In the
sioners
here tod
iuent an
men of
in the 4
their diff
can be
Fnand
hteratur
without
, Among
: one of t
Japan.
ton, or
enploye'
modelling
He gave
Nor six
~flent VI
retired 8
self.
He az
in Japa
tional 7
Toxic.
military
we're ia
ate unit
10 the Il
ID more
in Japa
most of
active
panies.
A sue
at one
itieian,
the tow
the mer
parliam'
several
ties for
eessi'ul.
Toxic S
Of the
Althoug
avery
One {
party j
about {
of the
largely
thriving
tive inf
Der Of
81 "a !
the wa,
describe
man in
fortune
nent m
| change
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DDS are
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The
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
-

This prepare
genuine and
siucesi, and
Continental
Eelpeatt, n
nae. and ind
rites ID sue
Iallemaud,
since uulfort
attention OF
think there
Giownwsrds,
these diseas
stone) been
generous mi
If such coule 3
nluting the
eovery OF ar
ing energies
and n the O
zoerpel frof
the kno~lea
acquired or
Eorms as 10 !
THE
II
which may
denceo Of, N
which no Is
made, and
mand thath
ever introdf
tined 10 ca
remedies I'll
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principal cl
world. Ds
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
THE MARK Of
TRUE MANHOOD
Powerful Address by Rev. A. A.
EberSoIe-Dr. Jones Talks
on Salvation.

At the Central Union church last
night, Rev a. A. Ebersole delivered
a very powerful address on "The mark
of true manhood" Taking his text
Hebrews 1925, Choosing rather to
suffer afhietion with the people of God
than to enjoy the pleasure of sin for
a season, " he showed that the willing
ness to forego present pleasure to ac-
complish a future good is the mark of
true manhood.
To illustrate his meaning Mr.. Eber-
sole took many characters, both Biblical
and historical. as examples. Esau and
Nehemiah were compared. The easy
natured giving away of his birthright
for a mess of pottage by Esau wa:
contrasted with the enuneiation of hi
life of ease by the young Nehemiah.
And so he took many more examples
bringing out points in the character
of great men that proved how manhoo,
is shown by remuneration of gain an,
pleasure for better things. He ende
by speaking Of the recovery of an idea
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
CRUISER WILL TEST
WIRELESS I'M ARCTIC
(By Associated Press.)

BOSTON, December 6.-The new
United States scout cruiser Salem has
been equipped with the most elaborate
wireless outfit ever assembled by the
navy and has sailed for the Arctic
ocean in order that thorough test of
the wireless plant may be had. The
reason for going so far north is believed
to be the desire of the officials to take
the vessel out of the zone of the wire
less operations in the Atlantic, so that
only her signals and those of a desig-
mated station my be exchanged.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
HoNoLULU's ALOHA.

the
always extends to her visitors
While
their will not be for any lack Oh good Ieeg
themon the part OF of this
however, they will their visit to Homo
both by
the residents of all nationaies
business them who have made
the shores of Japan
established reputation statesman
phianthrops Honolulu extends to him
to the andwo hearty welcome
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

This IS tl9e
al nature, g
Hhc tor the 81
has indeed
century, and
fYtaYtint dis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
MURDERER CAPTURED,
Is THOUGHT INSANE
(By Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, December g.
Charles o. Anderson, an ex-convict just
captured, has confessed to being the
man who held up and robbed two drug
stores at midnight Saturday and muir
dered W. FL. Schneider, the bookkeeper
of the Hannah Baths. He is believed
to be insane. Schneider was ordered to
throw up his hands and not obeying
the order promptly, was Immediately
shot down.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06
zELAYA NOT so WE'LL.

President Zeaya Nicaragua
States of
booze the
that of Uncle Sans big batp getting
concluded of
health that he would
Uncle he isn't
in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

If Canadian
flag fpper with
Ameeansm would proposition
mott the Pertains
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-06

Last week Ho for Judging results might be
worth while for i of supervisors
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-13
Doing Their Duty.
Scores Of Lexington Readere
Are Learning the Duty Of
the Kidneys.


To filter the blood is the Kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do tlis the kid
neys are sick.
Backacne and many kidney ills fol-
low.
Urinary trouble, diabetes.
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Lexington people endorse our claim.
Mrs. Lena Amick, living north of
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Il have found Doan's Kidney Pills to
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l suffered great deal from kidney
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-13
Free to Our Readers.

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to each reader ard subscriber of thii
paper.
These pills are highly recommended
and are an excellent preparation fo|
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Inflammation of the bladder, sen
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absolutely free a full box of the
Kidney and Bladder Pills, postpaid.
Be sure to take advantage of th
offer promptly and don't fail
mention this paper when sendi1
name and address.