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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-01-21
COULD NOT SHAKE 1T OFF.
Kidney Trouble Contracted by Thou
sands In the Civil War.

James w. Clay, 666 w. Fayette St,
Baltimore, Md, says IL was trou-
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-01-21

PILES CURED IN u TO IA DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO cure any case
of Itching. Blind bleeding or Prolruding Piles In
4 10 Ia days or money refunded. 5Oc
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
THREE GUESSES!
Who. WILL IT BE?

Now that the position as chief clerk
In the Executive Department Is made
vacant again by the resignation Of Il.
o. Matheson. who will take charge
shortly as managing editor of the
morning paper. several persons are
mentioned among the possibilities for
that position. A. p. Taylor is said to
be among those favorably considered
while II. p. O'Sullivan. clerk In the
Governors Office, seems to be favor
ably. mentioned. Rumor has 1t that a
man from one Of the other Islands
may be brought here to take the posi-.
ton. At any rate the man who will
fll the vacancy has been selected. and
It Is only matter Of a short time un
til the public knows his name. The
newspaper writer's OF the city heartily
welcome Mr.. Matheson back into the
field.
Governor Frear says he has the mat.
ter In hand, but has not as yet made
n decision.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
STOCKS BRISK

Stock business took a new start this
morning and there are indications that
the market has had merely a temper.
AIRY rest In preparation for another
season of activity. High prices are
not ruling but there seems to be n
general shifting of Investments. Wal
alua sold today and between boards at
SIG and will probably go higher as
the definite plans for the dividend In.
crease are shaped up. Oahu Sugar
sold In large blocks at 80, and Is
strong at that figure. Eva sells read
lily at thirty.one and an eighth. and
Oahu Railway holds strong at 1880.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20

New cars. careful drivers. No. s.
Experienced engineer wishes posi-
ton. See want ad.
The bargains at Blom's cannot last
indefinitely. Buy now.
inter.tsiand and y. X 4 l.. shippins
books for sale n the Builetiu
office. ~ each.
Anything new in the sporting line?
Anything good In the liquor line? You
can fir I II ut The Two Jacks"
IL you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take 1t to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. 427 Queen st.
Alfred II. Ting, of the Baldwin Ma.
tional Bank, was married last Satur
day to Miss Young of Wailuku.
Maui.
For the best automobile service. ring
for }. A. Mcleod seyen.seated Thomas
Flyer Telephone 500. Independent
Auto Stand.
| Coat your iron roofs with ARABIC
You will be surprised AT its cooling
and preservative properties California
Feed Co.. agents.
Major Winslow leaves tomorrow OH
the Mauna Kea for Maui, where he
will inspect the progress In the work
of improving Kahului Harbor.
' Walter +, Drake. the collector of In
ternal revenue, has been appointed
by Judge Matthewman to be guar.
dian of the estata of AliceF. Beard
Willie Chapman is in the hospital as
result OF try ng to slide down
drainpipe. He made the trip success
fully. the pipe canning down with him
} and he landed Gu picket fence. II,
is thought to be injured internally.
The Maui Evangelical Association
will finish Its session at Lahaina to
morrow evening. Christian EndeavoI
work and other religious movements
have been discussed since the openin.
, of the convention last Thursday AM
. current problems coming under the at
tention of the Chcrch have been GHcl
|, upon.
II Royal Hawaiian Garage. Phon
3 191. The only garage in tow
9 where yor can get the celebrate,
Iocoriooilcs. Around the Island. Ha
{ liewa Leilehues trips a specially
s. Automobile repairing s,ecialty
10 Special attention given to the max
ing Of gears and all parts of auto
!, mobiles. Georges. Wells. Manager
Il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
Sheriff INDISPSOED

Quite a number of prominent Demo
Gratis were at the Police Station this
morning asking for the welfare of
Sheriff Jarrett, who was reported to
have been violently indisposed ON Sun
day afternoon. The Sheriff was nUt
In evidence the cary part OF The day.
Passengers returning to town by the
4 o'clock train on Sunday afternoon
reported that man looking very
much like the Sheriff of the City and
County OF Honolulu was so indisposed
that he had to be assisted aboard the
train.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
ACHI APPEARS
FOR Constituents
Labor Party Members
Charged With
Gambling

w. G. Achi, the attorney, and chief
tain OF the Labor party. appeared In
the Police Court this morning on be.
half Of George Kaea and others.
charged with gambling. and succeed
ed in having their cases continued un-
I'll next Thursday morning. Although
Achi did not say very much this
morning In the court. II is his desire
to fight the cases through. and II pos.
sible. to save his clients from convic.
ton.
Kaea. who ran as % candidate for
Representative on the Labor party at
the last election. Il Is alleged was
caught yesterday with others gamb.
ling in the government stables In Ka.
kaako. Officer Kellett and the other
specials brought them to the station,
where Kaea furnished bail OF 500.
while the rest put up $40 each.
Lum Pho. a Chinaman. charged with
selling salt salmon. without first oh.
tanning n license. was also In court
this morning. He was represented by
Judge Humphreys, who attempted to
convince the presiding Judge that his
client did not have to obtain a lie.
ense, In the absence of a specific stat.
ute. He cOntended that the Leglsla.
ture OF 1907 repealed the law requir-
ing the licensing of salt salmon. This
being the case, he held that the mer.
chandise license did not include salt
salmon.
Brown. who represented the City
government, claimed that salt salmon
was merchandise, and hence II was
liable. Judge Andrade continued the
case until next Thursday, when he will
listen to the arguments of counsel.
4 Niagara Balbour (w). and Martin
Sal. Porto Ricans. were in court this
morning explaining the cause OF their
fight. The complaining witness. a
Porto Rican woman IN exhibiting heI
holoku which was torn to pieces ey
claimed that the two defendants tried
to do her up. when the fistic event ac
tually happened. The Judge sentenced
the defendants and fined them each
$40 and costs of court
All How, Chinaman who keeps q
fish stall at the market. was In court
this morning, charged with obstruct
ing and preventing Lot Lane, a fish
inspector, from performing his duties
Lane stated on the stand that tho
! defendant, who was repeatedly warned
against selling unwholesome food, to-
wit. "wana." sea.eggs, interfered with
him when he attempted to separate
and destray the old wanas. The
Chinaman, who did not like to lose
money. used bad language to the ON
Ger. which subsequently caused his
arrest.
Chillingworth. representing mum
Der of japanese. had their cases con
tinued until tomorrow morning. They
were charged with gambling.
There were only four cases OF
drunkenness on the calendar. One OF
the defendants forfeited his bail OF
Sc, while the other three paid fine
OF SO and costs OF court each.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
SITUATION WANTED.

English woman, young, wants stu
alton as help in dining rooms or
private house. Address Private,
Bulletin Once. ~ 44l9-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
WANTS
LOST

Purse containing considerable sum.
Reward II returned to 3D." Bull
letin Office. 44l9-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
STRIKEBREAKERS AT
WAIPAHU NOT NEEDED.
Confined from Pogs ~

exhibition OF good will, and II Is due
the laborers to say that they have
done first -class work on the planta-
ton. Oahu plantation now has n
large plumber of citizen workmen In
its various departments, and as long
as they make good they will stay.
The only strike breakers now at
work are the five hundred that go
TO Aien plantation each day. These
men, largely Chinese, will be retain
ed probably until the crop is taken
on
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20

Sales-Between Boards: s Waialua
SIG; Waialua. SIG; 80 Oahu Sug
Co.. 1872; 80 Waialua, SIG; s Waialua,
SIG; Is Waialua, SIG; 20 Haiku.
$500: 5 Onomea. $51. Session: 25
Oahu Sug. Co., $32; 80 Oahu sug. Co.,
S32; so Oahu Sug. Co.. $32; 80 Oahu
Sug. Co.. 1872: 20 Oahu Sug. Co.. 1872;
~ o. r. & l.. Co.. $l34.50; so Eva,
s3l.l2h; 5 Waialua. SIG: 20 Eva,
s3l.l2h; 20 Eva, $31.l2h; 5 Eva,
s3l.l2k.
Latest sugar quotation 4.235 cents
or $S4.70 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
Are Your Clothes Faded?
THE FRENCH LAUNDRY,
]. Abadie, Prop,
Is the agent for
r. Thomas Dying Works Of s. F.
GOOD SCHEME.

Tall Office Boy-"What's the old
man giving you his good cigars to
smoke for? Does he want you to cut
out cigarettes?"
Short Office Boy-"Naw! His wife
is coming down to make a touch be-
fore she goes shopping and he wants
her to think he Is out"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20

James Burns was wounded and
surrendered to a posse at Mingo
Junction, Ohio. after he had set n
barn on fire twice and'ha held ev-
eryone at bay while the flames
ragged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL

The euiIetin's Big Michel
Scratch Pad 10 the biggest five cents
worth Of paper ever offered In Homo.
lulu. Six Of them Tor a quarter.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

Rev. r. E. Foard was returned
10 the pastorate Of the Methodist
church at this place by the st.
Louis conference. After the ad-
journment Of this body he did
not return to Dexter, but went
lon to Thsyer, where an affair Of
the heart was uppermost in his
mind. The next heard Of him
came in the form Of . hand
painted announcement of his
marriage TO Miss Gladys Hop
kins, at Thayer, on Wednesday
evening, September 22nd. They
are now taking q short bridal trip,
but viii be at home in Dexter
Saturday morning. Rev. Foard
has lived here only q few months,
filing out the pastorate made
vacant by the transfer OF Rev.
N. B. Henry to another field. In.
this time he has made q good i'm
preston upon our people, and
wields a strong influence with his
church. He is talented young
man and will make his mark in
the pulpit. dexter Messenger.
Rev. Foard is Ripley county
boy, and was raised in the Flat
woods northeast Of Doniphan.
He has many friends in this
county who will wish him well.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08
"A School Question.

There was some question here,
as to whether a party moving
from one school district into
another temporarily would be
entitled to free tuition in that
district. A decision of the su.
preme court clearly settles that
matter. (See school law, 1907,
page 27). The court decides:
rCohing temporarily within q
district to reside during the
scholastic year, for the purpose
Of sending children to the school
Of that district is not allowable
and the party SO doing is not
entitled to free tuition. MIR.
Allen in Benton Democrat.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

Following is q form Of an in-
dictment Of more than q century
ago in the Louisiana Territory,
says the Charlottesville Democrat,
as given in the Missouri Histori.
cal Review:
"That one James Davis, late Of
the District of st. Charles, in the
Territory Of Louisiana, Laborer,
not having the fear Of God be-
fore his eyes, but being moved
and sedueed by the instigation
of the devil, on the 10 day Of
December, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eighth hundred
and four 1900, at o place called
Femme Usage, In the said district
of st. Charles, with force Of
arms, in and upon William Hays,
in the peace Of God and the
United States, then and there,
Felonicusly, wilfuily and with
malice aforethought. did make an
assault, and that the said James
Davis, with . oeFtsin rias gun.
four feet long, and Of the value
Of So, then end there loaded and
charged with gunpowder and one
leaden bullet, with said rife gun
the said James Davis. then and
there in his hands had and held,
fired and killed Williams Hsys.n =
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

The minor political parties Of
the state--th Populists, Social.
lists, Prohibitionst, etc., win have
the greatest difficulties in getting
the names Of their candidates on
the official ballots under the oper-
alton Of the new primary law
which vent into effect August
18th.
This law asintroduced by the
late Senator Stark and was werk-
ed over by the revision commit
tee Of the House and Senate. 1t
does away with the petition fea-
ture Of the old law and substitutes
the payment Of . specified sum
of money by the candidates to
their party committee, or IL an
Independent, into the state treas
ury as an evidence of good faith.
This law requires all candidates
for state office or the courts OF
appeal to pay st00 to his party
committee; II q candidate for
congress, $50; circuit court or
stats senate, s25; to his connty
committee, S5, IL . candidate for
representative.
Another feature Of this law is
the alternating the name Of the
candidates for q given office at
the top Of the list. Under the
Old law the names were arranged
alphabetically.
The dste of the primary is the
first Tuesday in August, the same
as the old Law, Candidates must
pay their fees and announce
themselves sixty days before the
primary Dexter Messenger.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

A certain s'sport" who has
been afflicted with the rhsums-
tism, and who is yet sometimes
lam 0 in the back from this
troublesome disease. has tried
many oures, and is always on
the lookout for new cures. He
was sent this recips the other
day by . friend who guaranteed
It TO be . sure shot: ''Catch :
common house ily and tickle its
ribs with ; clothes prop until 4
cries, then catch the tears Ii !
teaspoon and rub the parts affect
ed" He was told he would get
instant relief Charleston Ea.
terprise.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

George Barham, . travelling
salesman, has brought suit for
81. 900 damages against the Iron
Mountain Railroad company, al-
leging that he was prevented
from boarding . passenger train
at Poplar Bluff and thereby vas
delinquent on appointments and
greatly Inconvenience.
The complaint asserts that Last
week he attempted TO board .
train In this city but before he
could reach II freight train ran
between them. He called to the
passenger conductor. he says, to
wait until he had an opportunity
to climb on but the reply was that
the train always left on time.
and the prospective passenger
was left behind.
Mr.. Barham declares he was
compelled to lay over an entire
day in Poplar Bluff. failing TO
keep several appointments, the
delay throwing him back on his
itinerary and putting him to great
Inconvenience.
Attorney David W. Hill is re-,
ported to have Mr., Barham's case
in charge. Poplar Bluff Demo,
crat.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

Prosecuting Attorney Fred
Fair has caused . warrant to be
issued for the arrest OF George
U. Norten, formerly Republican
public administrators OF Daviess
county, on q charge Of embez.
cling funds belonging to estates
In his charge. The warrant was
issued on the affidavit OF James
A. Castor Of Winston, one Of
Norton's bondsmen. Norton left
his home near Winston, about
two weeks ago, ostensibly for
Colorado, but the officials have
not been able 10 locate him. His
term Of office expired last Janu-
ary and an order was issued by
the probate judge for him to APP
pear in court on September 10
to make final settlement of his
estate and turn them over to his
successor. Investigation, 1t is
said, shows him to be shor. more
than $4,000 with the various es-
tates.
A large number of people who
were at the Wabash depot. st
KirksyilIe, Tuesday, as the 8:44
passenger train departed Wit
messed ; pathetic scene they will
not soon forget, A man and
wife and three little boys aged 8,
|6 and 1 years were ct the train.
The parents have bsen separated
for some time and the children
haye been in the custody Of the
father. The mother, who re.
sides In Iowa, had been there te
visit the children and was lesv.
ing for her home. When The
three children realized that the
mother was leaving they were
lfrnntic. When enc attonuted tr
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08
'RoUNDABoUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Madeb by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen,
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

-. kss,,zzesskP esv - eS1oAu
% Rsriscot county.
Il is announced that most Of
the buildings destroyed by fire
at Poplar Bluff are to be rebuilt
at once.
The citizens OF Jefferson City
are waking up. This is . habit
they have when an appropriation
is in sight.
The students Of Drury College
are TO be trained as q IRE brigade.
This school does not wish to lose
tts equipment by fire.
Marshall claims . cousin Of
DR.. Cook and Mexico has q cousin
Of William @. Whitney, who &C.
eompanisd Cook north.
There we're 700 cara Of water
melons and $1,000 baskets Of
cantaIoupes. shipped from Nor
ley. Scott county this year.
Forty citizens Of LaPlata
bought town lotsin . Texas City
OF two thousand inhabitants that
turned out to be . prairie dog
town.
The Lead, Barytss q Mercantile
Co, OF Washington county, with
. paid-up capital stock Of s., ,0O0,-
900. has Just been Incorporated
under the laws Of Missouri.
Two Fulton boys who were
playing with powder, were sing-
"a 81 the explosion. They ran,
toa pond and d0oked their heads
% put out the are in their hair.
The druggists Of Mercer county
paid s., 700 in fines this week and
promised to be good hereafter.
w. H. Laws was fined $500 each
in twenty GASES but was paroled.
I'd 4 4 4
Macon City will vote on the
question Of local option on the
10Th Of October. The county
outside o. the city ef Macon
adopted local option . year or
two ego.
The youth who disappeared
near Lamar when q highYaymap
tried to rob him has turned up.
He was 90 badly scared that it
took him d day and q half to find
bic vsy home.
Ii
4 horseback survey 10 now
being made of the st. Louis and
Houston Mineral Belt Railroad, a
hot air line from Houston to
some point on the Frisco on the
south probably cabool.
Mrs. Ada Grant, Of St Louis,
was given ! judgement for 500
sgsinst the Western Union Tele-
graph company. for failure 10 de-
liver ! telegram sent BY Mrs.
Grant to her brother in Chilli
cothe.
A miracle was performed Ia
Hannibal Thursday. Two deal
and dumb negroes were arrested
Tor disturbing the peace snd Re-
oordsF Harrison gave them .
hsarihe.-Louisiaas Press
journal.
A Braymer man has 4 lsrgt
timber volt that be says is !
hunting animal. He keeps hin
chained 4, his chicken coop and
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

/ ~ A8At91E kkS&E 1k0kA1s&s &1e=1SS
. farm this year for three years,
containing q little over 800 acres,
with an orchard Of about 5C
acres. agreeing TO pay for its
use s1,100 q year. The owner
reserving for himself one-half
the crop OF the orchard. The
tenant refused this fall from the
owner sl,10o, or his note for this
| year back, for his apple crop,
leaving him 250 acres with 200
acres OF it in sod corn that will
make at least 80 bushels to the
acre free Of cost of rent.
The Dunklin county lawyers
have entered suit against the
Frisco railroad company for fifty
thousand dollars for the death of
the five children of'A. n. Hyde.
1t will be remembered that they
were killed by q Frisco passenger
while on their way to church
near Campbell one evening last
August. THE case win attract
much attention and viii OF course
be warmly contested on both
sides.
The Gassville Democrat wishes
lit understood that the Democrat
does not take all Of Walter Will
iam's writines as absolutely ac-
curate. Williams wrote that
Barry county was named for .
former postmaster general Of the
United States. Barry county,
says the. DsmoeEat, yss named
for Commodore John Barry, an
Irishman, who came to America
in 1850 and was one Of our
earliest naval officers,
An exchange says that one
man can take 40 acres Of land,
run in debt for il, and from It
support HE family and pay for It
inside Of Ave years or 30, while
another man may have q whole
quarter section given him, and
within the same length OF time 1t
viii be gone. In ninety -nine
cases out Of q hundred the dif-
ference ls all ip the man.
Gather Ellis, city marshal Of
Mammoth Spring, shot and
dangerously wounded W. P.
Montgomery, manager of the
South Fork and Fulton County
Telephone Company at Mammoth
Springs this week. Montgomery
e in ; dangerous condition and
may die,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

Rev. E. J. Woolard, an inde-
pendent Methodist preacher who
formerly lived ct Advsncs, in
the northern portion of this coun-
ty, suicided at Hot Springs last
Friday night. After cbloroform
had failed he shot himself. Rev.
wooIard was not thought to have
been sound mentally for some
time, and lAbored under the hall
lucination that at the recent sit-.
ting Of conference he was reject-
ed. He had been very desponr
dent Tor several days previous to
his death. .--Bexter Messenger.
Rev. WooIard was known to
some ef Ripley county's ex-Ten-
nessse citizens. He has preach
ed in this county on different
occasions.
The survey for the st. Louis
and Houston Mineral Belt Rail-
road began Monday morning with
. f<.<< - <,..xe.,t.nv. - - 4, fhe
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-10-08

Il
the Southeast Missouri farmers,
bringing the sum Of 1881 ,8ss.
It is rumorsd that the Mstho-
dist College at Fredericktown
viii be moved to ST. Louis and
made much stronger institution.
Cape Gifardeau County has
had an anti-horss thief sssoci-
alton for the past eighteen years
and the same men hsye served
as president and secretary ell
that time.
The Belmont branch Of the
Iron Mountain railroad 10 to have
another passenger train soon.
The company has promised to
put on the train within the next
thirty days.
DR.. Frank Vernon, who was
assistant superintendent at hos-
pital No. 4, during Gov. Folks
administration, has returned to
Charleston and resumed the
practice of medicine.
The safe Of the Bank Of Skies
ton became looked last week and
the cashier was unable TO open
the same. He sent to st. Louis
for an expert and he failed also
and had TO cut the safe open with
q chiseI.
Mrs. Alice Jane Barrow, wife
of postmaster Abper Barrow, Of
Greengille. died at her home In
Greenville last week. She was
a native OF this, Ripley county,
and was the daughter Of T. r.
Baird and wife.
A jackson firm recently sold q
barrel OF salt, which on being
opened, had . big black snake in
its center. AS there was no hole
through which It could have en-
tered, it is thought the snake was
packed in the barrel.
Z. F. Graves, Of near Spring.
field, was fooling with q dynamite
cap and telling q neighbor about
how dangerous and powerful
dynamite is. He now has one
finger left % his left hand and is
shy . digit Of his right.
There is q disease among the
cattle here called the ''mad itch"
and It is playing havoc with q
great many Of the breed. Wm.
Mills having lost two COWS and q
fins Durham bull. Other cattle
have died from it also. Portage-
vile Critic.
Mrs. Al Livingston, OF Old
Walnut, Bates county, became
possessed Of the delusion that her
husband was the father Of .
number Of the neighhors' chill
dren and che threatened to kill
them. Naturally this made the
mothers uneasy and she was last
week taken 10 the Nevada insane
asylum:
Deputy Sheriff Judsn Of Jack
| son arrested Ed Dermsyer and
proceeded b take him to Caruth-
ersyilis, The prisoner filed bis
captor with booze, hsndcaffed
him and put him 70 bed. Next
! Idev the e-rrthcrSyi,.c justice