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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-09
Weak Nerves
and Stomach
A CURE IN ROCK ISLAND TfIA1
WILL INTEREST MANY.


When the stomach IL feeble the foot
lies in Il undigesicd, decays and throws
OF poisonous gases that dis,end Ia
walls OF the stomach, aud cause intei-
ference with other organs, especially
with the action OF the heart aud lungs
These gases have other III efforts. Ther
are absorbed by the blood aud corrupt
it aud 80 cause aches in remote parts Of
the body and the formation of ia
healthy tissue everywhere. General
bodily weakness aud loss of weight re
suit. The nerves aud the brain are
disturbed and diseomforts such as dir
illness, hot flashes, sleeplessncss, irritA
blesness aud dependency originate
from this source.
Experience shows that these troubles
vanish just Ms soon MS the stomach ID
made strong enough TO digest the food
In other words, IL needs tonic thai
will rouse IL TO do the work Of changing
the food into nOurishment. The ton.
used ought to be one that will agree
with the most delicate stomach.
Mrs. c. l.. Ritchley. Of No. l4Ol Goth
street, Rock Island, H., says: ~ was
sick for several months with stomach
trouble and nervousness. / had no APP
petite and what i ate pained me and
formed gas. Later / had palpitation OF
the heart. II was almost impossible for
me to get any sleep, / became run
down, weak, Respondent and discour-
aged and could not bear to have any
noise around me-
"At first thought the doctor was
helping me but really became no bet
ter. When / heard Of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills l made up my mind to give
them a trial. II was only short time
before i began to feel better, had
good appetite, could rest well aud I
was cured after taking only few
boxes. always depend upon DR.. Viii
liams' Pink Pills and recommend them
heartily"
While so promptly effective, Dr. VIII
liams' Pink Pills contain no harmful
stimulants or opiates. sThey are per
fectly safe and create no drug habit
Every dyspeptic should read our free
book "What to Eat and How to Eat -
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of price, so cents per box;
six boxes for $3.50, by the DIR. VIII
liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y.
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fhnl iaaiiHf Vts Infafsd ai elIth
kt tli nHi Fist io sitsh fnMIsir &C.
stated however rAai b. supported ihe
settlement The moNHn iu dtfei Nns
tarltd
TOO Auornct Generals Department
was nrst iHkrn nr lhr HOUSE hiii
INSIDE "a mHirIHl eni boz iho apufopfh
finn recommended by ihu Dutofnna
dropping ihc seonud dcrui, ni teH1
frt month. assisinni clerk ht sli per
month nnd assistant sieuugraphct ga
t55. Tho Senate approved she appro.
prlaiion Of passed on by she HOUSE. "
gotnl IF 500. 4n0 in place Of The esq.
500 recommended by she Governor.
senator fairchild read letter from
Governor Frear. In which the chief es.
eeutiye asked that more liberal treat
mcut he accorded the Attorney Gen.
erals Department and that il he not
crippled by too stringent reduction
in iis appropriation.
The Ways aud Means Committee bill
included an item of $4,000 for the sal
AIRY nf the Attorney General, aud In
cluded "deputies. clerks sienogru
pliers, expenses, under one appropri
alton of $22 500.
senator Smith objected to a reduc
tion in the appropriation for the de
partment. He said that its duties
avere highly important and that il
should receive careful attention. Sen.
ator Chillingworth moved that the
item of slI.i00 for expenses in The
House bill he increased TO $4,000. The
motion was seconded by Senator Smith
aud lost.
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Defer High Sheriff.

Action on the items under the head.
ing of High sheriff prisons and iails
WIS deferred, the bill as submitted by
Chairman Fairchild Of the Ways and
Neans Committee taking for gianted
that the iails were TO he turned over
TO the counties under the general plan
of county transfer. Coelho stated that
lligeQt consideration Of the appro.
plintiou bill was almost impossible
until il was known what the Legisla.
ture intended to do with the plan of
placing duties now in the hands of the
Territory within the jurisdiction of
he counties.
The Senate approved the appropria-
ting for the Auditors department as
recommended by the Governor Sen.
ator Mccarthy stated that the House
had dropped the deputy auditor and
reduced the expense appropriation on
the understanding that the Auditor
would be relieved Of some Of his du.
ties, but that Auditor Fisher stated
that the duties had all been rcinscrted
after the departments appropriation
had been reduced ON the understanding
that certain work would be trans.
fered. The Senate Endorsed McCar.
thy's stand, and approved biennial sal.
AIRY appropriations of $4,000 for the
Auditor, $500 for deputy aud itor
$4,000 for clerks and $4,000 for expense
When the Treasurer department
was reached, Coelho moved that the
committee rise so the members could
accept the invitation to inspect tho
Japanese cruisers.
When the Senate came to order
President Smith suggested that ad
iournment be taken until 8 O'Clock
this morning, allowing an extra houl
for routine work. Palmer Woods sug
gested 1880 a. m. but the motion for
the adjournment to the usual hour Of
10 o clock was carried.
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Quinn was the next heard from and
he proceeded to riddle the modern the.
cries in methods of education. Re.
ferring to remark of Chillingworth
that another city school chad its
mayor and supervisors, Quinn stated
"that the less children know about
politics the better for them
81 have a boy working, for me, y
cenelnded Senator Quinn, "that came
highly recommended from the High
School and he can't answer the tele-
phone"
Quinn also insisted that the fads in
education should be dropped and that
81 was better for boy to receive a
"good eOmmon school edueationv and
then be sent TO learn tntde, if that
were his bent.
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county act, was given its third read
ing and passed.
City Building Resolution.
The House received over the sigma
iure of poseph j. Fern, Mayor of the
City and County of Honolulu, a copy
of resolution passed by the Homo
lulu Supervisors, stating that the city
would like to move into the Postoflice
building rs soon as the new Federal
building is completed and asking the
Legislature to devise some way in
which the Territory could get back
the building from the Federal Govern
ment and turn it over to the city.
After some debate the resolution
was referred to the Public Lands Com
mittee.
Magistrates Pay.
Rice, who is the one steering The
arrangements for the transfer of Ger
tain powers from the Territory to the
counties, presented another bill along
those lines, II measure to provide for
the payment of the expenses of the
district courts by the counties. The
bill takes away from the Supervisors
the right to fix the salaries of the
respective magistrates and names the
sums to be given for the services rem
dered. The list of salaries, if the bin
passes. will be:
Honolulu, first magistrate, 5000
month; second magistrate, 5000 q
year; clerks, Honolulu, first $40 n
month, second $s5; interpreters, $12e
month for all; Eva, 800; Waianae,
$40; .Waialua, $75; Koolauloa, $50;
Koolaupoko, $50; Lahaina, 500; Wal.
luku, 800; Makawao at HonuHila,
1926; Makawao, $85; Hama, $50; Kipa-
hulu. $50; Molokai, $40; Lanai, 500;
KalGupapa, $50; North. Kohala, $40;
South Kohala, $50; North Kona, 800;
South Kona, $50; Kau, $50; clerk and
interpreter, South Hilo, 500; district
magistrate, South Hilo. SlS5; North
Hlo, 500; Hamakua, $50; Puma, $40;
Llhuc. $50; Koloa, $40; Waimea, $50;
Hawaiian, $55; Hanalei, $50.
Loan Fund Appropriations.
Out of moneys TO be received by
the Treasurer up to June 30, 191i,
| for or m account of loan fund, " liza
following sums will be spent, aece-l-
ing TO bill presented by Carley; Kuha
pipeline, 100000; improvement f Ho.
nolulu harbor, 100000; repairs 20 .Iu-
dietary building, $4,000; Kapiolani
Girls Home, $4,000; Boys Indust rial
School, $4,000; addition to Normal
school, $4,000; armory, on condition
that the Federal Government gives
back the barracks lot, $4,000 total
| of $350,000.
Two Senate Bills Tabled.
Senate Bills 40 and l22 were ia
bled on reports from the Agricultural
Committee, each being bill "to en-
courage diversified industries. - Oar
was to exempt from taxation lands zE.H
bunungs devoted to cultivation aud
production of sisal fiber, castor oil,
coprs, vanilla, starch, pineapples, mr..
rOwroot and casava. The other bill
puts tobacco land beyond the iurisdie-
tton of the tax collector.
Cohen's bill to establish an amateur
bank and clearing house in the public
schools was favorably reported on by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-09

county act, was given its third read
ing and passed.
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HOUSE
CONTINUED From Page one.)

CONTINUED From Page One.)
by themselves He knew the bill was
full of errors but did not want to see
it killed Immediately without discus.
sion and study of it.
Cohen moved to defer the third read.
ing until April 10, and another one was
made to defer until Monday, the last
by Kawewehi, who said he would have
the errors picked out of the bill by
that time. His motion carried.
One provision of the bill. as drafted,
gives the polling booths and ballot
boxes the right to vote in the new
| counties.
House Bill 1874, Kaleiopu. which
abolishes the Court of Land Registra.
| ton, came up on the order of the day
for its final reading, but was deferred
until today, Rice pointing out some
mistakes in the drafting of the bill.
House Bill 1876, Kaleiopu, giving the
Circuit Judges in Chambers original
| jurisdiction in all cases under the Juve.
nile Court Act, and providing that the
Chief Justice may nominate any Cir.
cult Judge TO sit in such cases, for the
same reasons as that advanced for 1874
was deferred.
Boost Bill Delayed.
House Bill 1879, WaiwaiOle, which
boosts a few Maui county official sala
ries, was read a third time. Under II
the sheriff will get 5000 a year, the
county clerk $500, the auditor $500
the treasurer $500, the deputy sheriff
of Lahaina and the deputy sheriff OF
Makawao, $1,000.
| MOanauli took advantage of the bill
to offer an amendment boosting sala
ries generally on the island of Hawaii
This was resented by Rice, who told
Moanaul to put in bin of his own
and leave the Maui bill alone. His
amendment was tabled.
| Nawahine had an amendment TO offer
this being to raise the pay of the Maui
county attorney to 5000 from $500
Rice wanted to know why he had sign
ed the committee report the day before
to pass the bill as it stood and wanted
now to amend it. Nawahine stated
that he had forgotten about the county
attorney until then.
! The bill passed as amended.
Senate Bill SO, Chillingworth. to es
| tablish a law uniform with those OF
other States and Territories for the
acknowledgment and execution of writ
ten instruments, was read third time
There was no opposition on roll call
AFTERNOON SESSION.
seuate Bill 3, Coelho's, to establish
a hospital under the Board Of Health
at Lahaina, which has been variously
deferred, came up again for third
reading. On suggestion of Coney the
bill was referred back to the Health
| Committee.
Senate Bin 90, Kallma, which pro.
vides that on payment of a Judgment
lien the creditor shall at the expense
Of the debtor execute and record a
release, passed third reading.
Senate Bill 105, Coelho, 70 "appro
PIRATE" money out of the treasury Of
the County Of Hawaii to pay claims
contracted under the first abortiye
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Two Senate Bills Tabled.

The constitution and bylaws of the
Military Baseball League of Hawai-
are out. Under the able superintenk
ence of Secretary Andrew, they covm
every possibility of the game Tins
league. which comprises four teams, this
9th Cavalry, Fort Shafter, Marines ana
y. q. w. win start their series April
20 at the league park.
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Itom Is Deferred.

The Senate was ready to approve
the item at once, but after asking
whether Kea left children. Senator
Makekau moved to defer. He stated
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SENATE


Confined from rage Onel
wise and esirayhgnni expenditure OF
moneys, and are Jed TO believe that ali
moneys requisite and necessary Tor the
internal Improvement Of the varinus
counties should he raised either by the
issuance of county bonds, OF an increase
In ne tax rate sufficient to raise the
necessary funds The plan for increas.
ing the tax rate for such purpose ap
peals to your committee, especially u
such extra tax is restricted TO ihe pur
pose Of internal Improvements, and d
safeguarded against squandering by
means of salaries and other devious
me hods of wastefulness.
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HAPPY RESULTS.
Have Made Many Jasper Residents
Enthusiastic

No wonder scores Of Jasper citizens
grow enthusiastic II is enough 10
make anyone happy t. fni relief after
years OF suffering. Public statements
like the following are but truthful rep
resentaticn- OF the daily work done in
Jasper by Deans Kidney Pills.
Mrs Leopold Herbie. Fourteenth St,
Jasper, Ind, says: II gia ily recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. / suffered
severely from d;sordered kidneys and
had a pain and lameness IN my back
Being told that Doans Kidney Pills
would surely cure me. thought all the
other remedies had failed, 7 procured
them at Flick x Pfau's drug store | be-
gan their use and they promptly relievd
me. My back soCn regained its strength
and the kidney secretions became nat
ural. J can sleep veil and that feeling
Of languor and depression has vanished.
am still taking Doa1's Kidney Pills
as never found kidney tonic equal to
them.
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents.
Foster Milburn Co New York. sole
agents for the Unied states.
Remember the name -Doan's-and take
no other.
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

rne undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
township, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend 10 al business
pertaining 10 the office of Trustee, at his
residence, two m es West Of Por
rersville, on Saturdays of each week, AMI
squests all persons having township
Business 10 present it on Saturday. Citi-
,ens desiring books from the Township
Library, are notified that the Library is
seui Pt my residence.
School hooks at James Mulksy's
a Portersville. THoNAs II. INNAS.
Trustee Boone Tp.
Jan 5 1909 lyr.
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tack the vital organs. Causing catarrh Of
the bladder. brick-dust or sediment IN
the urine. head ache. hack ache, lame
hack, dizziness. sleeplessness. nervous
ness. OF the kidneys themselves break
down and waste away cell by cell
Bladder troubles almost always result
.iToIn a arrangement of the kidneys and
better health IN that organ Is obtained
quickest by proper treatment of the kid
news. Swamp-ROot corrects inability TO
hold urine and scalding pain In passing il.
and overcoInes that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled TO 90 often through
the day, and 10 get up many times during
the night. The mild and immediate effect
OF Swaulp-RoOt, the great kidney remedy
Is soon realized. II stands the highest be
cause Of its remarkable health restoring
properties. A trial viii convince nyone
Swamp Root Is pleasant TO take and Is
sold bv all druggists in ffty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle and book that tells all
about il. both sent free By mail. Address.
Or. Kiluer * Co. Binghamton, y. Y.
When writing mention reading this gen
erous offer IN this paper. Don't make
any mistake, hut remember the name,
Swamp-Root. and don't let dealer sell
YOU something in place of Swamp Root
If yon DO yon viii be disappointed.
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Who OWneS the Earth.

Henry NJ Hyde. in Hampton's
Magazine.
When Coal Oil Johnny"
bought all the champagne in
New York and emptied it into a
plunge bath. so that he might
take a swim in the sparkling
wine. he was by comparison q
mean and penurious miser The
only real. genuine. openhanded
and free-harded spendthrift in
the tides of time is the Govern
ment of the United States. For
example:
When Jay Cooke and his col
leagues were prof citing the
Northern Pacific Railroad they
look off their hats and made a
bow to congress.
We're thinking of building
to the Pacific coast. they said,
Cant you give us a little help"'
why, certainly" the Con
greSs replied enthusiastically.
Just take the State of New
York and 90 to work.
oh" said the railroad promo
tiers in rained voice, is that
all? Why, we really expected
something substantial. F"
well. !" Congress replied,
swelling with philanthropy and
putting its hand into the public
pocket, of course if you feel
that way about it you can put
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
Jersey. Rhode Island and Del
aware on the string. too Now
run along and get busy"
Still the promoters stood and
looked pathetHally at the tender
hearted aggregation of states
men
Why. certainly. - sobbed'Con-
gress. finally. vainly endavoring
to conceal its emotions. well
have the people lend you what
money you need too. Please
don't look at us in that tone of
voice any longer.
In other words. the land grant
of II. zoo. 600 acres made as a free
| gift to the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company by the National
Congress more than equals in ex-
tent the to.al area Of the states
of New York, Massachusetts,,
Connecticut. New Jersey, Rhode
Iseland and Delaware.
Up to twelve years ago Con.
gress had given away the public
domain to railroads and Other
corporations to the extent OF
266, 600, 600 acres, a bit of terri,
tory the total area of France anC
Germany. two countries which
support between them a popula
ton of the United States wher
the last census was taken.
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1t is easy to see that Mr..
Deliver is not going to be pop
pular with Aldrich, Cannon &
Co What right has he tell tales
out of school, or in school either?
Does not he know that the duty
of every member of the group is
to obey orders of the master of
the crowd? What right has he to
think or to learn the facts or to
tell the truth? The first duty
of a republican senator is to
know that when Mr.. Aldrich
says a thing is so, it is so,
whether it is so or not, What
are we coming to, we should like
to know. when republican sena-
tors have the audacity to question
the propriety of any schedule:
made by the interests that bear
the seal and superscription of
His Serene Superiority, Senator
Aldrich, of Rhode Iseland.
Davies Co. Democrat.
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Net loss for the county 1O4.
TAR VT. Vernon Sun: One q;

sTMt. Vernon Sun: One day
last week Mr.. Mickey, the big
timber buyer of Princeton, pur-
chased a white oak tree of Mr..
Thomas J. French, which was
raised on his Lynn township farm.
which brought him S102. AZ. Mr..
Mickey agreed to pay him 81 per
per hundred for all the lumber in
the tree, and when measured up
it brought the above amount.
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HARRISON Trustees Notice

Notice Il hereby given that the under
signed Trustee OF HARRISON township,
will attend 10 township business on each
Monday Of the year at my office, and
persons having toSnship business TO
transact ale required TO present il to him
On Saturdays.
The township library will Re kept at
nv home near kellerville.
MARTIN THINLING. Trustee.
} Al. ;. 1905.
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INDIANA GOVERNOR Bl00ME0
FOR PRESIDENCY BY lands
Former Representive Says Hoosier
Democrats Can Capture Nomi-
nation II They Exercise
Judgement

WASHINGTON-In an interview,
former Representative Charles B
Lands said that the Democrats
of Indiana will capture the next
Democratic nomination for the
presidency if they will exercise
the proper degree of tact and
common sense
IF the Democrats Of Indiana
wisely and Judiciously look after
Tom Marshall's career" said he,
they will have the honor of
presenting to the nation the next
candidate of their party for the
presidency. have travelled a
good deal and | think know the
strength of the Marshall senti-
ment and its possibilities of de-
velopment. Governor Marshall
is adroit and clever enough to do
his part toward winning the
nomination and if the members
of his party in Indiana give him
the assistance that is necessary
in a matter of that kind he can
be nominated.
Bryan" added Mr.. Landies.
has made his last race. Har-
mon has been in politics long
enough to be regarded as a
chestnut. Marshall comes TO the
front, an absolutely new quality
He offers to the Democracy the
spice and freshness absolutely
essential to a Democratic can
didate and can point to one of
the most notable victories ever
won in a state cOmpaign.
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FARM FOR SALE.

One mile east of Celestine or
the New Albany road 81 acres,
40 acres bottom land: good well,
coal mine, barn. farm residence.
| broke up housekeeping and viii
make my home at Washington
Inquire of John c. Striegel. Gel
estine, Ind.
Mrs. BARBARA SFNG.
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FOR SALE

Story-and-half seven room
house. Good lot, 50xl01 it., al
ley in rear; graded street. 800 4
pavements. good well and cellar.
Must be sold at once. No rea-
sonable offer refused. Apply
Courier Office.
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Js ffersOn TIP. Trustee Notice

Notice il hereby given that will at
tend 10 the duties Cf the Trustees ofiic,
on Saturday Of each week at my office il
Schnellville where those having bushes,
will please call. Also will sell schoo
books.
J,HN BLOCK, Trustee.
Mar. L 1909 wear.
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snh.cripticn ~ 80 Per Year.

This paper = mailed regularly TO
subscribers until Iednite order 10 dis
continue = receive sad all arrears paid
IN full: unless in n,s discretion Of The
publisher different conne should be
deemed advisable.
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~ .Maunassant was tn /,

D Maupassant was tn e
painter of humanity in words
Without hatred, without love,
without anger, without pity,
merciless as fire, immutable as
fate. he holds a mirror up to life
without attempting judgement. F"
Anatole France. Member Of the
French Academy.
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sA-The Neushafer-W eedman
Assault and battery with intend
to kill before Esqire Traylor Tues
day was dismissed.
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Enumeration.

Following is the list of school
children enumerated for the
year 1909. by the variou trustee.
1nla lal4 Gain Los
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Borrowed money makes the
time short; working for others
makes it long.
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tive Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-hcart dis
ease. pneunioria.
heart failure CT
apopleNy are often
the result OF lid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble Is
nllowedtoadvanoe
thekidney-poison-
ed blood Will at
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JASPER. prnol. COUNTY. I>piA>A

entered atthe pcstoriicr 10 Ja~ntr INC
OF transmission O. 'ough the msi A. sec
nnl class matter.
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The Cause Of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because 50 deccp-
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FRIDAY MAY "A, 1863
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MRS. BARBARA SFNG.