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The new South-news., 1909-04-03

The old long time ago slogan,
Free trade and sailors rights
would be good 20 dev. Do away
with the robber tarif system EN-.
tirely and let the government levy
direct tax for revenue So support
the expenses of the same.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

The trusts VIII he taken care OF in
the farfi bill. They are the "hone
and siuew" that keeps the q. @ 7.
in power. and ~ onGrSe their inter-
csts have 70 be protected
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Mrs. Eunice "a Lockwood. Of
Miss, silver service fame. has baen
elected superintendent OF the ma
sonic Widows and Orphans home
at Meridian. which is regarded as q
enlenhil selncnnn.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

For ELLlsNIllE
For white Teachers April the LIST,
and 2nd 1909.
For negro Te,cners April the
9th and 10Th 1909.
For LAUREL
For white TEACHERS April 10Th
and isin. 1909,
For negro Teachers, April 23rd
and 2lth. 1902
This March 18th A. ID. 1909.
I r. WALDRUP. Supt. Ed
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

president Taft viii have hard
time trying TO reconcile the 'hlev-
ing interests, OF hs party in the
Payne tariff measure, now before
congress.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Tho Cooper-Carmack trial has
n7c1 with The conviction OF Col.
Cooper aud his son, Robin, with a
90 year sentence IN the penitentiarv.
sharp, who was indicted with them,
was acquitted. The Coopers have
taken an appeal and are out on a
s25. 900 bond.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

TO Those Who Are Suffering With
Rheumatism:
Three years ago ! bought one bot
Tie of Hyde's Rheumatic Cure, hav-
ing been sufferer for several years
and had tried everything ! ever
heard of bnt received no relief until
was induced to try a bottle of
Hyde's Rheumatic Cure. One bot
tie perfected permanent cure.
j. Il. DOssfE.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Every interest wants the tariff to
remsil, and II looks like grab
game. they are all after It democrats
as we'll as repubhcans-only few
democrats however.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03
ChamberIain's
Iiniment

is all that is needed and it is GER
tain to give quick relief. Give il
trial and see for yourself how
quickly it relieves the pain and
soreness. Price a5c; large size, SOC.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

When in need of hn,id,ng mate
rial tor your house, We can furnish
il on short notice.
The kLLlsVlLLK MFG. co.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

II the corrrs Won hang a lot of
muldererS, the crime oi murder,
would be diminished. We verify be-
lieve.
Now the VIII Sorshy fnurder cose
has the right OF Way az Jackso; i,
Miss. for the next two weeks.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Giving hungry man advice is a.
bout ms charitable as feeding ice
cream TO wax doll.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

For Doors. sash. aud all kinds Of
5atldiug Material. >sud your oydx T
to THE kLLlSvlLK MFG. CO.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03
Notice Please

First class Sewing aud Mending
done. Prices Very Reasonable. WIN
Appreciate Your Patronage.
MHs. Ina PApGETr.
Elnsvillc. Miss. Box lis.
The new South-news., 1909-04-03
Rheumatism

More than nine out of every
ten cases Of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism of the
muscles, due to cold or damp.
or chronic rheumatism. In
such cases no internal treat
ment is required. The free
application Of
The new South-news., 1909-04-03

Send your order to ELLIsvlLLh
MFG Co, for Sash. Doors, Brackets,
Columns, and Cabinet " ork OF any
Il-cri ption.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-14

Tea spoons, set Of lIk. Sl.14.
Dessert spoons, set 81 six, So. l2.
Table Spoons, set Of six. S3.47.
Soup Spoons, set of six, S3.47.
Orange Spoons, set of six, S2.4s,
Dinner Forks, set OF six, S3.47.
Oyster Forks, set OF six, S2.44
Ice Cream Forks, SCI OF six, S2.74.
ind. Salad Forks, set Of six, S3.74'
Butter Spreads, set Of six, SO. IL.
Dessert Knives, set OF six, S5.O7,
Dinner Knives set OF six, 1924
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-14
WHISKEY FOR COL DS

The Increased use OF whlshey for colds
Is causing considerable discussion among
he medical fraternity. It Is an almost
nfallible cure when mixed with certain
other ingredients and taken properly. The
following formula is wonderfully effective;
Mix two ounces Of glyCerine With eight
ounces o, good whisky and add one half
ounce OF Concentrated pine compound. Take
teaspoontuI or tablespoonful every four
hours.
Any good druggist can supply these in
gradients and will make the mixture, or It
can be mixed at home
Concentrated pine is a special pine prod
net refined for medical use, and comes only
in half ounce bottles, each inclosed In a
tin screw-top case. which IL air.tight, 10
retain all the original strength OF the fluid,
bu, bs sure Il is labelled Concentrated i"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-14

pies on Tuesday AT noon the ships
thermometers showed temperature or
81 degrees The passengers I'm the first
and second cabins wrr" OH deck I'M
summer attire aud the st"eragr pas
sengcrs below were even more season
ably GrparcIlrd.
soon after noon the temperature be-
gan ~ change The mercury descended
81 degrees m the tube In loss than -Four
hours. Ncgligee costumes So popular
Iu the morning gave way to oyervOuts
aud fIrs In the late afternoon. AMI ~
uiIht "a blizzard was blowing. cap.
StrIy. ur III" Republic. says IN" chang"
was rhy most pronounced ant sudden
N, over rNurllenrrd
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Blankets Basement.

Heavy Berkshire Wool Blan-
SetS,. gray, with fancy colored
norderS; for full-Sized beds,
1924 a pair.
White Berkshire Wool Ban-
kets, very closely woven; tor
single beds, $3.50 pair.
Tan-colored fieece Blankets.
with light shaded borders and
durable binding; very soft flesct,
for full-sized beds, S1.56 a pair
Extra Heavy Cottoa-!illed
Comforters, covered or roth
sides with figured silkolint,
fancy stitched; size 7ox7S; reg
uIarlv $3.50; special S1.2e each
Extra Fleece Blankets, very
closely woven with a slight I'M
perfection in the weave; recu.
!arly 1898; special STA pair.
Baby Blankets, figured with
windmill design; very soft ileece
an and durable edge; size ,6xs4;
800 each.
Ruffled Crib Comforters. with
fancy slkoline top and rlain
colored back; size j6x4S; AZ,
each.
Higher priced Blankets that are
relatively as great values.
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Sugar Spoons, 69c each.
Berry Spoons. sl.42 each.
Meat Forks. Sl.O4 each.
butter Knives. SOC each.
Pie Servers, Sl,75 each.
Cream ladies', 94c each.
Gravy Ladies, S1.24 each.
Oyster Ladies, S2.7l each.
Soup Ladies', 1884 each.
Sugar longs, aec each.
Salad Sets, S3.49 each.
Fish Sets. $500 each.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-14
Stationery Specials
Main Floor.


Writings Fine Writing Paper.
"WhitlngS"-nO use adding an
other word when that name
qualities stationery.
A variety OF styles in decor
ated quire boxes; our usual price
24c to SIC; special at lie.
l9c for Irish Linen Cabinets,
containing sixty sheets and
sixty envelopes,
FAC for Decorated Q,lire
Boxes of dainty hemstitcted
paper,
ACC for Cabinet Batiste Bond
Paper, one hundred sheets and
eighty envelopes,
SAC for Cabinet Vellum-fin-
iShed Paper, two hundred
sheets and one hundred and
fifty envelopes.
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Community" Silver

er who can afford prefer less costly substitute for ordinary USE
There you have the reasons why Community Silver has achieved
such universal popularity. 1t made in four designs known as
Classic Fower de Luce "Ayalon and Louis XVI" All four
patterns are in French gray and bright finishes
The beauty and the durability Of Community Silver hav.
lifted into class OF its own but its plated you say. Yes is
plated but for all that every piece guaranteed wear twenty
five years A that would be long term for solid silver to
do duty We not trying to divert you from the Sterlng- YOU
wish 10 buy Sterling Silver Tableware You'll find our values the best
in New York On the other hand you for Tableware that
rich and strong ca and refined representing those qualities that
merit the phrase simple elegance Community Silver will please
YOU and the prices vi" than please you They'll delight YOU
For example:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-14
Macv's for Cold Weather Goods

late Winter! DO YOU know what that the effect has commodities that
afford hto Winter products later than the middle December
This chance
full Hasa half
usually sold
SC Muhs Boa-at half
Blankets and Clmorbes
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MeIcado de azvcaI.
New York, Noyiembre 26-El
mercado cerro hoy sus opera
clones al preeio de $4.42 tirme.
CALIGRAFLA:

CLASSES PoR coRREsPoN-
DENCIA.-La letra artificial de las
maquinillas, dura, rfgida y mon6to
na, no es la de I'd. adouiera I'd. Ia
suya propia por mi sistema de en-
sehanza Y metodo "Educaci6n y ar
monia del movimiento."
Cualquiera que sea su res;dencia
profession o sexso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRiBA I'd. le garantizo que
adqulrira en- muy breve plazo Una
LEIRA lAGLESA cursiva 9 ma
gistral, expontanea y rapida, suges-
tiva y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.-Eseriba pa
rs informes al professor que suscnbe
F. VEGA NEVARES, +. o. BOX
s43. San Juan p. k.
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LINEA FERREA DEL 0ESTE.

ltinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara i regir desde el 10 de Sep
tiembre de 1909.
Salies se "a cspllsI Y Hayanon xiuultaneamsn,.
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KRAEWSKY- Y-PESANT Co.

Constructors de toda chase de maqunarias para Cen
rales contratstas de factorias compleas ncuyendo
edicios
Para nformes, presupuestos, pianos etc. dirijirse
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico.
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de al tesoro del Estado.

| de al tesoro del Estado.
(Por cable.)
| Noviembre M.-Un telegrama de
Canarias comunica que el pico de
Teide estA en- plena erupcion.
Telegramas del PERT informan
que los gobierno de Lima y el F.
cuador han aceptado Ia decision
del rey Alfonso en- el arbitrage So
metido q su autoridad en- el litiglo
de Las fronteras.
Corren rumores que ell gobierno
de Washington ha reconocido la
beligerencia a los revoluclonarlos
de Nicaragua
| Ell presupuesto de marina de A
lemania ha sido aprobado en- el
Reichstag. Este aciende a ciento
once millones de dollars.
Los gobiernos de Chile y Washin-
gton han resuelto someter 81 litiglo
pendiente al tribunal de Ia Haya.
La corte Federal de SAINT Paul
(Minnesota) ha ordenado Ia DISC
lucion en- ell improrrogable plazode
treinta dias la Standard OH Co.
por habersele probado que dicha
empresa violaba Ia ley antitrust
LEY Sherman).
Elconsul de EE. UU. en- Managu
califica de salvaHsmo ell lusllamlen-
to de los americanos Cannon y
Grace cuya ejecucion fue decreta-
da por el presidente Zalaya. FL
gobierno de Washington ha deman
dado al de Managua una indemniza
cion de cien mil pesos.
Fuerzas amencanas destacadas
en- el canal abanza sebre Nicaragua
con el proposito de ocupar los
puertos nicaraguences de Corinto
Blufields.
Telegramas de Madrid informan
que Ia reina Victoria ha salido pa
ra Londres con ell proposito de vi
star a su hermaLo ell principe
Luis de Batemberg el cual Sc en-
cuentra grayemente enfermo.
Telegramas de Filipina informan
que ha quedado ultimado Ia COM
pra hecha por ell trust de azucar de
cincuenta mil acres de TERRA en- Ia
isla de Mindoro. Las perdidas del
huracan en- Jamaica Sc estiman en-
diez millones de dollars.
Noviembre 26.-La camara de los
lo-es de Inglaterra continua la dis
cucion del presupuesto. Lord Ro-
seberry recomienda sea aprobado
los creditos por considerar que es ell
dnico medic de sostener la gran Bre-
tana la supremacia martina y po-
der afrontar ell peligro de un porvi-
mir no remote.
Mr.. Forbes ha jurado hoy el car
go de gobernador general de Fiiipi
ma.
Al banquero Mr.. Morse que sufre
condena de diez amos de preside
Sc lie ha concedido la celebration de
un nuevo juicio.
Continue Ia erupcion del volcan
enclavado en- el pico de Teide. Des-
de ell aho 33 amenaza envolver
en- su lava Ia pequeha ciudad de
Santiago.
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AET1LoIDES-E mejor v r,zs .esurs
de tooos los especificos kaSta aho-s eoua
eicos p~r. Ia cur. pernA.en.e DC toda.
l.s enssrned.aes de u uretra. "a seAa at.
ercnic>s q agccAs Ccarieos q flu.o cur
pcr comPAeto en- n.sros tempo cus Lln-
81. otrO rrpa-sdo ssraLar las soaorrrAs
espernstorreAs eistasla etc Xe.o- o2-
- myeSsioaes = my superoc a .2Ec..o
Y ooP4ibe- Enpiera 4 sGrsir - s:ec.o Is
Ees rastro tor2s de hAbe-~e to1a.-a
Los -XETILOIDES'-so fsesses G ,.-
1-A- Y estAs Prep4xseos &c s..erA Cue
ID res.ae.vxa a. essonago u i9Od-oea g..-
30 efeetos
Dx Seofa C. toc4s - Bos1eAs p
c-.s= ESess-4s Gratis . 49, G1ieoz :-bssn
le--
frss1erSek s;e..a. q c. Dxs-us., xsea.
T. L q a
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Ze1aya ha fusilado dos americanos en- San
Juan del Sur.
Fuerzas americans avanzan sobre Nicaragua para
ocupar Cornto B4ufields.
Mr. Forbes uro cargo de gebernador general dc Fill
pinas.
(De nuestro servicio cablegra6co. }
(Por correo
New York Noviembre l8.-E]

New York Noviembre 1s.-El
Parlamento canadense discute ac-
tuaimente Ia Immediate construc-
cion de tres cruceros y cuatro des-
tsoyers pnmeras unidades del es
csadron de Ia fiota britannica de
gnarnicion on aquellos costas.
New York Noviembre l8.-En
q departamento de Estado Sc ha
saGbido un telegrama del gobier-
NO de ze,aya en- el cual informa
lqne los grupos revoiucionarios Sc
han ren<Ado unos y estan fugitivos
stros. Que puede darse por termi-
ineda Ia revuelta que por varios
ldas se ensehoreo de Ia costa At
kaRtica.
New York Noviembre lS.-El
secsetasio de Estado de Washington
b. enviado al de Chile una nota en-
t6rminos de ultimatuns en- Ia cuai
le concede q este ultimo un plazo
1e dieE das para el pago q Ia COM
8ahia Aasop Ia reclamation de un
niuon de dollars. Transcurrido es-
.te psazo 81 el gobierno de Santiago
| Do accede q Ia peticion del gabine-
y de Washington Sc daran por ro-
tss las hostilidades.
81 ministre Meyer de Ia marina
de Francia propondra Ia Immediate
fonnstruccion de dos cruceros del
Hpo dfeadnonghts.
Hew York Noriembre lS.-El
rey don Manuel de Portugal ha lie
gsdo hoy : Portsmouth q bordo del
yacht Fictor and Albert que vino
esco,tado de Cheburg por cuatro
acorazados ingleses y un acorazado
frances.
New York Nopiembre 2O.-Hoy
llego { Lendres ell rey Manuel de
Portugal, siendo recibido con gran
des demostraorones de simpatias
per el pueblo que lie dispense ca
rncso Heibimiento.
New York Noviembre l9.-El
tsen de Pennsylvania pasara hoy
por el tdnel que pone en- comunica-
cion q Jersey con Long Island.
Mr. Astor ha te,egrafiado a esta
ciudad 4 suhcitud que Sc hiciera
acerca de su paradero que Sc en-
cuentra SECURE en- su yacht Nour-
mahl anclado actualmente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico.
New YoIA Noviembre l9.-Te
legramas de Caracas informan que
Sc han registrado en- dicha ciudad
40 casos de peste bubonica.
Telegramas de Santo Domingo
informan que la nitad de Ia ciudad
de La Vega ha sido destruida por
el huracan. La ciudad capital ha
sido inundada por las aguas.
Telegramas de Nicaragua infor-
man que el presidente Zalaya ha
fusilado dos americanos en- San
Juan del Sur. El gobierno de
Washinton pide reparos.
Otro telegrama informa que el
gabine,e de Washington ha recono-
cido el bloqueo de Greyton por los
insurgentes.
La doctora rusa Rubinovitich
ha hecho pruebas en- presencia de
Edison de Ia restitucidn 4 Ia vida
despues de Ia muerte. Como prue-
ba de sus experimentos ha provo
cado Ia nfuerte a varios conelos
devolviendoles la vida por medic
de corrientes electricas Declara
que esta'misma aplicaclon puede ser
hecha con seres humanos.
Hoy fue decretada Ia sesantia
de Glen colectores de aduana en-
esta ciudad compiicadas en- el fran
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En- esta imprrnta Sc nde s3tl de
R-------NO- s-.y-s - - s.usntaL
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lias fehyss.

vIAJEs EXTaAoRDlNARIos
..I5 s.15l0.50
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E! DR.. Antonio D Blanco, de Carriage
ne, escribe con fecha 10 de Sep.
tiembre de 1903:
"El suscrito Medico C.rujano Cert.
pca que ba usado la preparation la
mada Pam-Ala. de los Sres. Davis &
Lawrence Co. de New York, en- 81
tratamiento del Paludismo en- varies
casos. ha obteni6o con ella los rs-
sultados mas satisfactorios."
DE PUERTO RICO.
Il Sr d. rulio Padilia. de Cabo Roio.
Puerto Rico escrioe coz fecha 80
&c Noviembre de 1905:
La Pam-Als, me die tan excelentes
resuitados que me "a dejado suma.
meate sausfecho. sii hito aac!a item.
20 Fenia padeciendo de Paladicas v
con un SOLO frasquito han desaparecido
iefniclranente. Hare TODD 10 Que
este a mi alcance. para la propasan-
a. de eSta preparation"
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Ell DR.. Casnilo S. Delgado. &c Carriage
ma, Med:co de! Hospital de Carl.
dad, Professor de Materia Medics
y Terapeutica de la escueIa de
medicina y Editor dc la Secci6n
Cientitica de Ell Poryenir":
Mis- resultados con la Pam-Aia ha.
sta ahora son satisfactorios. Esta es
para eApresar mi bueua impression
haCia ella"
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Gran 0portanidad.

Por cuenta de ouiep corresponds
se rsuatar3n dos nagniiioos autou5-
viles en ID Parsda i. cass el Reio;.
SentHTce
Shvsss pasas & ver sas exoelea'es
ns9uinanaA
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Perdlia &C apststo, no tener ganas
&c CINE. lecilidad, aojers. ideas tris-
.sE nrla- a dssaiareoen en- pooOs
csas Coz (. N!uo Cerebripa Clrlei.
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"ZOMOI'' ~ e mejOr re-
0OAs4OA co<ttuysrsa

para oOnvsle' ientes y sn6micos jUgo
de came Gesecada, 3 cucharaditas &c
cafe repErssntan 200 grsmos de jugo
de csrne cruda- A w peso ochents
oealavcs el trascc.
l e vrnta en- Ia Farmscia "Ei Fe-
NIX >an JOSe. nGmero l2..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-27
AN EVENING WITH TENNYsoN.

Once a month the mid week service
at Central Union church is devoted to
the study of some one of our great
poets. Tonight the topic viii be "'The
Religious Beliefs of Tennyson The
viii be in charge of Prof. Edgar
Wood, and the different parts of the
program will be taken by the teachers
of the Normal School The Normal
School glee club viii give several
special musical numbers.
Of all the English-speaking poets.
none is richer in spiritual messages
than Tennyson. His religious beliefs
permeate all his writings. It is doubt
full, too. whether any other of the
poets is so widely read and so uni
versallv beloved. With such a theme
and with so competent leaders as the
Normal School faculty, the meeting to-
night should be one of the very best
of this entire series.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed to everyone. whether regularly at
tending Central Union or not, to come
out and enjoy this meeting tonight in
the new parish house at 1876 O. clock
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WANTS BETTER HOME
FOR NON LEPROUs GIRLS

Editor Advertiser.-In your issue of
today, I remark, under the heading
Local Brevities,' that about forty
boys, non-leprous children of leper pa
rents, will be transferred to the new
home built for them by the Territory.
In reference to this event, / should
like to call the attention of the public
to the fact that the Sisters of the
Order of st. Francis who attend to the
fifty-six female non-leprous children of
leper parents, at Kalihi, are housed in
tenements which are only fit for plan
tatlon laborers; and that these shacks
are situated in such close proximity to
the line of the Oahu Railway Com
pany that the ladies are disturbed by
the noise of the trains until late hour
of the night.
| should like to enlist your sympathy
and that of the public in general in
this matter, SO that pressure might be
brought to bear upon the members OF
the present Legislature to repair tht
neglect of preceding legislative bodie:
and to make such arrangements thai
these ladies, who for many years hav,
devoted themselves with untiring yea
and unfagging patience to the interest
| of the sick and the afflicted, should b.
enabled to continue their benevolen
| task under more comfortable circum
stances.
Thanking you in advance for tn
portion of your valuable space accord
ed to this letter, | am, sir,
| Yours very truly,
EDWARD ARMTTAGE.
Honolulu, January %, 1909.
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TWENTY PAGES. GIVEN
PACIFIC PARADISE

Miss Celeste J. Miller, who visited
Honolulu four or FIVE times, has pub
lished very interesting, entertaining
aud instructive book, "The Newest
Way Round the World,' in which she
has given ABOUT twenty pages to Ha-
wall and Honolulu.
Miss Miller is known throughout the
country as the "most travelled woman
in America - There is scarcely a place
of note on the globe where Miss Miller
has not been. She was the first woman
to cross on the great Siberian railway
alone.
Her book is doubly valuable in that
it is Illustrated by reproduction of pho
tographs which she has gathered il
all parts of the world.
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NO OPIUM IN CHAMBERLAIN s
COUGH REMEDY.

There is not particle of opium or
other narcotic in Chamberlain S Cough
Remedy. and never has been since it
was first offered to the public. It is
as safe medicine for child as for
an adult. This remedy is famous for
its cures of colds and Group, and can
always be depended upon. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
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Mayors Son Sentenced.
Lopez in Irons.

Information came up from Pearl
City yesterday morning that Lopez, the
former desperate and jail-breaker, who
was released several months ago, had
been arrested at Eva for some offence
and taken to Pearl City yesterday morn
ing for trial. He was taken over on
the train with his wrists in handouts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-01-27
Hapa Committed.

John Hapa, the gambler, was com
mitted to the Circuit Court for trial,
OH charge of conducting gambling
game Hapa had hoped to get off with
a light fine on a charge of being pres
ent at a gambling game, but the prose
cution decided that he would be get
ting off too easily with small fine. :
The Washington times., 1909-09-10

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