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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-11-04
Notice to the Members of Hickr

Notice to the Members of Hickry-
grove Union:
There will be call meeting on
Friday night of the 5th of No
vember. All members are re-
ouested to come out as there is
some important business to at
tend to.
Lee Rogers, Pres.
Many school children suffer from
constipa ion, which is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine to give a child,
for they ate mild and gentle in their
effect, and will cure even chronic con-
stiparion. Sold by all Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-11-04
GIEASONS EUROPEAN HOTEL
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION
ROOMS 800 UP

Electric Lights, Electric Elevators.
Long Distance Telephone, Telegraph
and Typewrlting. We use Boiled
Filtered Water. Corner Second and
Center Streets. Little Rock. Arkansas
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-11-04
J. NJ. Cummings, of Route
was in town Saturday.

For the serious diseases that attack
the kidneys, Prickly Ash Bitters is an
unfailing remedy. Relieves backache
swelling of the feet and persistent
headache symptoms which indicate
kidney trouble.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16
!. DADDY KNOWS SOME THINGS.
TAKE IT FROM ME- KID

want to hand little you paste on the
walls OF hinkery the NOT he
Of much use now but take it from is the straight goods In
starting out IN life remember that guy gone bus
mess with capital only of ability hardwok honesty and GOOD
reputation Be grateful Remember that is based on conf
dence in the individual account
your troy and run into nasty and disputes Give
will under the first thots Of revenge
there aim thing in The abuse credit sheet
that whether will from me that The
n do q dope keep your record and if later
stand good stead given sharp practice or
and have played fellow guys be unto
when fall 90 ~
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

MY MA SHE KNOWS

My pa, he says Z II never be
A business man like him,
BecauseI hair't got any drive,
And get up, tpluck" and vim. y
! But ma. she says, SO solemn like,
a mans a boy that grows,
An boys must have their playin' SPELLS,
An'ma's trump, she knows
My ma, she knows most everything ri.
Bout boys an what they like;
She's never scoldin bout the muss
make with kites and bike
She says she wants me to be good
An, conquer all my foes;
An you jest bet I'm goin' to be,
Gtlz my sweet ma, she knows. Stolel
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

Nobody denies that the Idle Hour.
is the best theatre in the north
west, and nobody will deny that
the best shows are given in the
best theatre.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

. q
About this time there will be more weather a
Where Ignorance is bliss it blister to be wise.
$1,000
Millions for defense-but not penny for tribute
.8sl
1t be great write thrilling story
Of how he made his first one hundred million dollars
$1,000
may intoxicating argue but it not probable
that whole counties vii vote dry the proposition
$1,000
The new antatng law will Be hard the bar- hangs
around the saloons patiently waiting for ve one drop
se>>oS
appendix He could have purchased expense
- Kansas guarded win hs
goes with. the last word
INDUCING postical columns q the Saturday
News Will not get US into any libel suits Libel suits like
Have tho how much you paying rent?
Nov that you are about to sign new lease it time ponder this
should for thousand
money Perpon Muchgan makes little deal in railroad
We eongratuae the Daily Public Opinion being the
for the me
Of the Daily Public Opinion endeavong get good
for Of public crib
$1,000
The average house wife will begin make life
the other inmates Of the household She will
and wade into the dirt in that will make
will tear the cupbars when you
home dinner queen
and # don't like it just take Spring
time IS very unhappy event when housekeeping
Don't attempt to ask the editor write
the town community duties need
attending write article sign yonr name to
for publication and don't back the authorship
editor is sued for libel The
express opinion the will the corner
and talk loudly about the cowardice of the editor
DADDY KNOWS SOME THINGS @E
The moral of the Bryan girls tragedy Daddy knows He
day in all of the good men, He sees
bad who have good in them designing men and
weak And he knows him. If there IS
show for you at all Daddy won't object Daddy he
seems Daddy wants to be happy He has high
you that have for yourself daddy says noDaddy
knows # girls would only that be brighter
happier world Daddys is long and his wrapped up
in dear. 8
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-16

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.
You can do better at Kerr 8.

You can do better at Kerr 8.
Store closed tomorrow. Sale begins
morning. Sachs Co.
Embroidered heatherhloom skirts, all
colors, great value, at Kerr 5
Correct shapes and correct styles in
ladies' millinery at Dunn's Hat Shop.
DR.. o,Day has notice relative to
his office and office hours, in this issue.
Butterick patterns for March and
Delineator now ready at Sachs Co.,
agents.
White barred nainsook and dimities
for muslin underwear at Whitney &
Marsh 8.
We keep you next to your baggage.
City Transfer Co. (Jas. II. Love-
phone 152.
Whitney & Marsh are showing the
first arrivals of new white goods OF
this season.
Take your films to Gurrey's for de
veloping and printing. Fort street
below King.
A lady's watch with initial an" Oh
the case was lost yesterday. Reward
at this office.
A room is wanted in the residence
district by a gentleman employed a
Pearl Harbor during the day.
| IF you want your baggage to &C
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
CITY IMPROVEMENT

Continued From Page One.1
pointing a special committee for each
block to supervise and encourage the
residents in that particular block 10 i'm
provement efforts has met with won
derful success in other places and
should be tried here, and in this con-
nection the planting of trees on the
sidewalks which was discussed at some
length in recent meeting should be
considered
We suggest that the legislative COM
mittee look very carefully into the law
affecting bilIboards, and, if possible
frame some law that can be passed at
this session. The large number of new
boards tlsat are being erected make this
matter one of the most important that
this committee has to consider in their
future work.
While we have not done nearly as
much as was planned al the commence
ment of the year, the results accom-
plished are very encouraging AM we
feel justified in saying that improve
ment matters are very much alive IN
the community and we are sure the re-
port of the Oahu Central Committee,
when published, VIII also show a
healthy growth of the Improvement
clubs and an increased interest in the
~,.V- oil sfouo the line
ZENO K. MYERS,
! A.. F. GRIFFFTHS,
R. S. HOSMER,
". A. WALL,
81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
Floral Parade Special Order.


sAll automobiles, either decorated or
in the form of floats, will report at
the Capitol grounds, entering through
the Hotel street gate, at O'Clock,
Monday morning, February y
Immediately upon arrival, each entry.
will be photographed, after which they
will take their proper station as deslg-
mated by the number assigned to them.
All carriages, either decorated or IN
the form of floats, will report as soon
as possible in front of the Hawaiian
Hotel on Hotel street to be photo
praphed, after which they will enter
the Capitol grounds through the Rich
ards street gate and assume position
as will be designated by the marshal.
The princesses and their escorts VIII
also enter at the Richards street gate
and assume their position makai vi
the Bungalow.
The fire department will line along
Richards street mauka of the gate.
The cavalry will form on parade
grounds in front of the drill shed.
The BICYCLES, etc, will enter by the
Hotel street entrance and take up a
position near the steps in the rear OF
the Capitol.
pa.n riders will enter by the Like
like street gate and take posltloh
hack near the mauka fence.
No vehicles, horses or machines, not
participating in the parade, VIII oe
allowed in the grounds during tue Aos-
nation.
Participants are requested to remain en- a.,
near their respective stations until 'n'
start of the parade. The puphc
asked to keep away from the PACK o.
the machines being photographers 81
as to cause no delay
First call will be given nfteeh Mn
utes before starting time, ana secon'
Go minutes before. Last call, TN
cavalry will start through the mote
stree+ cate and pass the ExecutlN'
hniIding and out onto King street. Al
on+rias viii fall into their respectlN
places and the parade Will process
iiong King to Bishop, up Bishop !
Hotel along Hotel to Richards u
richards TO Becetania, out befeIani
70 Kapiolani. down kapioiam To NJ Nh,
and out King to park. autos W.
leave parade at Victoria s'fee1 az
nroceed to Beretania, cut TO Fui"n ~,
Ia down To Kalakaua avenue 10 III
park. A., o,,+or,ohil
soa+ion at Kapolani Park, all VIII
grouped for panoramic picture, .o ar
Tpon the arrival of the horse al
carr;ag, section, the parade, autos 5 1es'
ing. Will pass in review by the 1uasT
stsnd and assume position for gener
assembly under direction Of the .,, ma
shall when the prizewinners VIII g.
announced and prizes AWARDED leu n ara
the awarding of prizes, the Par"'
will disperse. will ,
MORT at Q o clock, in order that the
NAV not be any delay.
The parade will start at ~ d.
sharp. r,,, pETPTF.
(Signed0 LIS EN- ,rarsba1
Assistant Marshal-J. K. CiafNe.
Deputy Marshals-A. NJ. Hoitt'
w. DOYLE, John Fernandez.
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sale at his store, Fort, near Hotel.
Osteopathy is not mere bone-setting.
DR.. Still gave it that name because
he considered the bones nature me-
dunn Of manipulating the human sys-
TEN. DR.. Schurmann. whose Office is
on Emma Square, treats by 0steopa-
thy.
BIom s store will be closed tomor-
row, and on Tuesday he will begin a.
clearance sale of tablecloths and nap
kins. White figured lawns which sell
ordinarily at % cents yard viii 60
this week for 10 cents, until the last
of fifty pieces is sold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

Hon. Mr. Furtado of Honakaa is
great speaker. He is also long on such
weird things as the referendum the
initiative, the recall and possibly the
plebiscite and the supreme mandate.
He-had a few moments of intense
pleasure on Friday, when he presented
a bin for introduction with title that
included all the things mentioned and
defied the interpreter to- put it into
Hawaiian. The interpreter threw up
his hands and passed the bill to the
Speaker. to interpret. The Speaker
fell down and called upon the intro
Queer. It was proud moment for the
honorable gentleman from Honokaa
| who. although he didn t know Hawai-
| ian, had chance to tell the Speaker
| of the House of Representatives OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

company you on your trip. phone 152
City Transfer Co. (Jas. Fl. LoVe).
Dubonnet wine for cocktails and
highballs Wholesale at Thos. Nc
Tighe 6 Co., King and Maunakea.
The greatest number of bargains
ever offered at one time will be found
at Sachs commencing Tuesday morn
ing. .f.s.
Wines and liquors at the Royal An
mex, Nuuanu avenue and Merchant,
Sunday Lunch Csc, dinner 90; beer
Toe. a glass.
New white wash skirts, up-tedate
styles, just opened at Kerr's.
February New idea Patterns and
| March New Idea Magazines are now in
at Ehlers. All patterns, Zoe each;
| magazines, Sc.
For the finest stationery, periodicals
and office supplies of all kinds, go to
Dat G. Mossman, IS Merchant street,
near Postoffice.
Butteriek Fashion for spring now
ready. price pc, including certificate
for any Butteriek pattern free. Sachs
| Dry Goods Co., agents.
A young American out of employ
ment is looking for an Office position
Is capable, and willing to work foi
small wages. See classified ads.
Tuesday morning, the third week OF
our big after-stock taking sale viii
begin. with bigger cuts than ever il
odd lots and broken sizes. Come anc
see the values we offer. Sachs.
The Cosmo Collection, complete il
ten volumes. is a reliable anthology Of
art and art literature, compiled by th'
foremost authorities upon art subjects
See this work at Brown & Lyon Co.
Merchant tailors, up-to-date. l.. q
!. Kerr {, CO., Ltd.
: David \. Dowsett represents fire
: life. accident and marine insurane
z companies that lead in public conf
Z dence. Consult him if you have an.
& need of insurance Office, Judd build
E ing.
q We carry the three finest brands o
e water hose made. Ask for . SAN
{ | son. y .sHawaii'' or "Sterling host
: and YOU will be sure of perfect salts
!. faction. Theo. Fl. Davies & Co., Ltd
: hardware department.
Z IT. Culman has just the watch 20
r. want. Expert watehmakers have Pu
= the finishing touches to the watche
!. making them perfect productions
. the watchmakers art. They are 0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
NO REFUGE BUT IN TRUTH

Continued from Page Four)
FORTS unquestionng faith GLOW we he asks worship such
in Time
the which Bishop of
substantially which Robert
Bishop
ndugng evident
QUIT
aftermath but to makea irtue of
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NOTES FROM THE
PRESS GALLERY
Continued From Page One.l

CONTINUED From Page One.)
from the various incumbents. If they
fail to confirm the nominations, the in
formation may get away with the de-
partment head, therefore they will post
pone the consideration of the Govern
or s nominations until near the end OF
the session. Yesterday they gave the
consideration FIVE days hoist and the
gossip is that they win give it another
and longer hoist when this five days
are up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

lightning rods up and defies the press
to do anything to him that will hurt
otherwise he is a pretty good sort, and
his good nature saves him from more
than his rods.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

the Territory of Hawaii what the
funny words meant.
There are some great possibilities
when this measure gets to the debat-
ing stage and Kaniho has chance to
whack at it. Kaniho has failed for
three sessions to get into his head what
the direct primary is, and what he will
evolve out of the referendum is GER
tain to be wonderful.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21
COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued from Page Four.)


covered The rain last week helped but sufficient to do than
thirsty ground supply
the crop.
The cropping
of
marked the local past
ordinary quotations
In ALL advancing
most buoyan stocks closing
strong and
active and there big blocks
of
being apparent Only
sold Change selling opening
late sale yesterday brought
ooKAIA MEETING QUIET.
Yesterday the shareholders of ookaa had their meeting
expected mateli desiring OF present
holders plantation
failed voting
off
The list directors, will
expiration the charter president;
pden Bishop secretary; j.
nedy, A. c.. Palfrey and Pau Auhendorf directors.
The trades the Exchange
Paauhau--25, q 21.5e; q
Pioneer5o, 50, % 90 10, TO- 10 l5o.
Kekaha10,
olaa-5o, q
a
Hawa Agricutural--l2, a
--5 ~
Oahu-30,
l35 a
ookala-25, a 1878; 40, 20 a 1850; 5 a
waalua-5, $3.50; 25 a $3.50; So a
Ionokaa--150 q 1875 $50 @,l6.
Pepeekeo-10 .s.,~,
Honolulu Ma a
LIS q
R.. Rs 90
|
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LEGISLATURE.


legislation lengths
o
i'll
Legislature has had record of
will be o a radio nau
propria ton be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-21

W. II. Beers. who turns English into
Hawaiian and vice versa in the House,
is one of the most capable men for
that position the House has ever had.
He is equally proficient in both Ian
guages, and as soon as he gets on to
the ropes and realizes that he need not
pause for some of the Hawaiian mem
beers to stop talking before he butts
in with an Interpretation, his work
will be smooth. As yet, Mr.. Beers is
diffident about breaking into some of
Kaniho s sentences, pausing politely
i for that gentleman to hesitate mo-
ment after he is on his feet and give
! the interpreter chance. Kaniho and
some. few others get so interested IN
what they are saying, however, that
they never stop until they have COM
pleted their whole speech.
Mr.. Beers is a graduate of Ann Har-
Dor and his knowledge of English will
not allow him to do as a former inter
prefer did in the House. translatlng
the word watershed into a Hawai-
ian expression that meant the roof OF
an clubhouse.
Speaker Holstein is the same calm
judicial and impartial chairman az
ever. never at loss for a ruling, neve
: ruffled and never tangled. His cholc'
as Speaker was logical one.
sheldon of Waimea still has hi
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REGULAR DIVIDENDS.

during
al Waialua, y
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
NO VILLAIN IN LOCKE
PLAY, COMING HERE SOON

A play is miniature war; opposite
forces coming together. Hence the viii
lain and the hero. Nowadays. however,
there is an inclination upon the part of
playbuilders to drop the villain. There
is no villain in Joseph M. Weber's "The
Climax" a three-act comedy-drama, by
Edward Locke, with incidental music
by Joseph Carl Breil. nor is there
hero. There are contending forces,
however.
A doctor lover wills that his fiancee,
young woman gifted with splendid
voice, and an ambition for the oper-
attic stage, forsake her prospective
stage career. At a critical time in
the development of this young woman's
voice it becomes necessary that an
operation be performed upon her
throat. The doctor lover calls In the
assistance of a surgeon for the opera
ton. The young woman is then ad-
vised that there is one chance in
thousand of her losing her voice by
reason OF the surgical operation. This
fact he impresses upon her mind so
forcefully that upon trying to use her
singing voice the fiancee imagines she
is unable to sing a note. However,
her voice has not been injured whit.
The doctor lover wills that she for
sake her stage ideas and tells her
there is one chance in thousand that
she may lose ner VOICE. l. lie lllldS llld-
ton succumbs to the will, the subjec-
tive will and the objective will; that
is, the will of the fiancee and the will
of the doctor lover.
The doctor lover is opposed to the
stage and things theatrical, and by the
exercise of his willpower over the
imagination of the girl and by mental
suggestion, he gradually weans her
from her stage ambitions and towards
his way of thinking. At heart he is
Puritan, and is antagonistic to her Bo-
hemian way of life. Always the OPP
posite forces are at work. And there
is no villain The audience has SYM
pathy for all members of the cast.
But it is a miniature war; such
war as enc might see in any family.
'"The Climax" will begin a two weeks
engagement at the Mason Monday
evening August 16 The company that
will be seen here includes Ruby
Bridges. Albert Latscha. Walter Wilson
and Edwin August. who come direct
from Weber's theater, New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
DELLA FOX AT HOME

Della Fox, who after year in re-
tirement returned to the vaudeville
stage in Chicago and Milwaukee, has
gone to her home in st. Louis, which
is her birthplace, to look after some of
her real estate holdings there. Like
Lotta, Miss Fox believes in landed in
vestments, and her name looms as
large .on the tax books of st. Louis as
it ever did on a twenty-four sheet
stand. Several prominent managers
have offered to star Della Fox in n
musical comedy. but for the present
she has decided to remain in vaude-
vile.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

sextet and mad scene (Norelli, Williams,
Biri, cara, Oteri. GiulianD.
Act II, al Trovatore," (strauss, Samoil-
off).
''Cavalleria Rusticana," with following
cast:
Lola. ......... ......................M Mile. Zarad
Mamma Lucia. .......... Mile. M. Kaplan
Turiddu. ....... .................M NJ. Bari
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
wednesday evening, "L'Amico Fritz

Suzel. ..........'.',''.'' NINE Bertosal
Beppe. ...........'' '...'.''''' Mlle. otTdus9
Catherine. '....'''..''.''. M44e' 1onIei
Fritz. .......'.' ..''''.M NJ CoIoIholiil
David. .................,....M Arcangeli
Federico Observation-Disclosures. Giuliani
Hanezo. ......,.............. NJ. Fra5cona
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Wednesday matinee, "n Trovatore"

Leonora. ................... Nine. Therry
Azucena. a...............,'... mile. Q. Strauss
Manrico o.................... M. Bari
Count of Luna. ......,.........'...M M cara
Fernando. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. A, OteFl
Ruiz .......,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ. Glullanl
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Tuesday, Faust"
Marghartta

Margharita. a....................M Nine. Merola
Siebel. ....-......'....''. Mile Aarao
Martha. -.''... ..'..'.'' 49,. Nile Aarau
FAUST. -'..'s.'' 49, 80 NJ. odiOltOll
ValentIn. .....................M. Zara
Wagner. Observation-Disclosures, A. Frascona
Mephistofeles es...,,-.............M M, Gravina
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Friday, "OteIlo"
Desdernoni
E.A7Fa

Desdemona. a...,.............. Nine. Bertos5l
Emilia. Z. Mic. AdI au
Otelo................ Samoilof
Iago. ...'.'.., '...'''''' ''''''M M. ArcdnBeIi
Cassie, ............,..' ''.''.''M M, Glulldhl
Roderico, ,...'.'' ''.'.'..'''. 49, M. Correhli
LodoYlco. .....'''' '..''''. NJ. Oteil
Montana. ............. Frascona
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
Tbursdav. GA Trayiata"

violetta VALERIE (Camille) go. Nine, Norelli
Annlna. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mile. william
Flora Bervois. .......... -..''s. 'Mlle' Adtau
Georgeo Germont. t............''..'''M M. Barr
Alfredo Germont. t.......... ....s''''. M Ear d
Baron Dauphol, ol,.........4.,....M Frascona
Doctore Grenvil. ...........'... M. Oterl
Marquis d'Obigny. y........,.......M M kapIan
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
CASTS FOR THE SECOND
WEEK OF GRAND OPERA

The following are the singers who
will participate in the second week of
grand opera by the International COM
pany at the Mason:
q
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

Maud Burns, known as an ingenue in
San Francisco stock. will support EN-
NETT COrrigan in "Keegan's Pal"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08

The success of Maud Adams Joan"
in the Harvard Stadium has assured u
production of the play on the boards
of New York, and possibly a tour Of
the country