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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-10

After Wasting Fevers Also Dr..
Williams Pink Pills VIII
Restore Health and
Strength.
Strength,

As In scarlet and typhoid fever, so in
malaria and the grip, the after effects
OF the disease are often worse than the
disease Itself. The sufferer is left with
deDlltated system, Is short of breath
upon the slightest exertion and is
affected by every change of weather.
The system Is IN such q weakened con-
dltlon that 1t Is powerless to resist the
attack OF such diseases as pneumonia
and bronchitis.
TINS Is condition which emphatically
calls for tonic for the blood DR.. vii.
liams' Pink Pills are the best medicine
for this purpose for they act directly on
the blood which they cleanse of all i'm.
puritles. They tone up the nerves and
give health and strength TO the debilita.
ted system.
A timely suggestion on how to enable
the system to resist the after effects OF
wasting diseases is given III the expert
ence of MIR. n E. Manning a mechanic
of No. 294 W. San Fernando street. San
Jose, Cal. He says:
"A few years ago when living on q
fruit ranch in the mountains of SAINTS
Cruz, had an attack of the grip from
which recovered. The next fall / again
had severe attack and was a sufferer
from its effects for several months. I wa:
| tired and exhausted all of the time and
could not walk twenty steps without
having to stop to rest. l couldn't sleep
was very nervous and had no appetite
II took medicine from the doctor but
was not helped, also tried two or three
different remedies with but little relief
| | had been sick for about five month!
before read of DR. Williams Pink Pill
and gave them trial ! began to get
better as soon as / started to take thu
pills and was comrStely cured aftel
giving them good trial. think yer,
highly of the pills and always recon
mend them for after-effects Of the grip
| 1t is of the utmost Importance to you.
health, If you have suffered from malo
ria, the grip or fever, that you cleans
the blood of tie lingering germs ant
| put it in condition to resist disease.
| DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold b,
| all druggists, or sent. postpaid, on re
ceipt of price, so cents per box; six boxe
for So so, by the DR.. williams Medioln
Company, Schenectady, N. Y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-10
FAV0RS AMERICAN
MONEY FOR CUBA

HAVANA.-A petition has been re,
ceived by President Gomez from the
chamber of commerce of the province
of Oriente the chairman of which is
Senior Mandulry, the provincial govern
or. urging that American money be
made the currency standard throughout
the republic. until such time as Cuba
is in a position TO establish a national
currency.
Oriente is now the only province in
which American money is current.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-10
DR.. SCnURMANN
OSTEOPATH

OFFICE-169-175 Beretania avenue,
corner Union street. Telephone 80.
HOURS-Consulting, % p. M, Sat,
urdays excepted. Operating, a. m.
to IL m; SO p. m.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
The Coop Policy.

Prices on Christmas goods are MS
ually higher than at other seasons.
owing to the greater demand. The
policy of the Coop, however. is to
save money for the students at all
times. Therefore, Christmas goods.
like other lines, are sold at the lowest
possible rates. The reductions vary
from % to 30 per cent below the prices
at which such goods are usually sold.
In addition to pennants, all other lines,
including Leather Goods, Jewelry,
Stationery and Calendars and various
other novelties, are now on special
sale. Don't fail to look over these
bargains. Patronize The Coop, which
is owned and controlled by the student
body. (Ady.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
COME MISTAKES IN NAMES
English Journalist Says Dana Gibson
Founded New York Sun.

An English journalist makes the
mistake Of saying that Dana Gibson
founded the New York Sun whereup-
on the Louisville CoUrier-Iournal ironi-
cally declares that "of course. Richard
Harding Davis was the President of
the Confederacy, and Booker Wash
ingtOn the father OF his country"
And it may be added further. says
the Houston Chronicle. that in Eng
fish opinion Thomas A. Edison is a
w"ll-known actor. and that when it
comes 10 either one of our aeroplane
inventors they are sure to pick ont
the wrong Mr.. Wright.-Atlanta
Georgian.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
WESTERN COLLEGE PRESIDENTS.
East Finds Benefit in Exchange OF
Educational Ideas.

Educational Ideas.
The new college president whom
MI Taft saw inaugurated in Wesleyan
University is Western product. born
in Missouri and with most of his lifes
memories connected with the country
this side OF the Allegilanies. The fact
might have suggested an even more
| fruitful theme for Mr.. Taft's address
than the superiority of trained educa-
tiOnists over business men for such
, positions. of which he chose to speak.
Dr. Shanklin is the third Westerner
to become president of Eastern col
legeS in recent months. President
( Nichols OF Dartmouth and President
| Garfield OF Williams are the other two.
! lii these days, when America is eN-
broaden international understanding
the need for a similar interlusion Of
blood between the Atlantic States ard
the interior of our own country is
properly given recognition.
Not Il few ct the Eastern colleges
particularly the smaller ones Of
which Wesleyan is Il good typa-are
inclined To be provincial in their atti
tude toward Che times. The United
States. SO far as teaching III some
/ GlassrooE's down East 50, is bounded
by the hills that separate the coast
region from the rest OF America
II is a tendency that the college
president can do much to remove.
The selection OF Or. Shankln ought TO
be an excellent thing for the college
of which he is the new head. Pos
sibly his first step might be to bring
the institution back into line on the
coeducatoral question. While West
ern universities have been making an
unGuestiOned success OF the joint edu
cation of the sexes. Wesleyan has been
reaCtionary in this regard.
beginning the experiment at the
same time as our own State inStitu-
ton. the little college on the Connect
cut River has gradually drawn out of
the movement until, during the pres
ent year. it has discontinued coedu-
cation entirely. Perhaps the nearnesS
OF several exclusively female colleges
may have caused the decision, but
WESLEYAN had been drawing some
twenty per cent. of her students from
the weaker sex and the proportion
compares favorably with that of West
ern COllegeS.-Detroit Free Press.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
Political Comedy Decernhe: 1c.

"A Gentleman From Missis. ippi"
will be presented at the Columbia
theater Monday, December Is. The
play is a political comedy-drama. de-
picting the life OF an honest senator
from Mississippi and the many at
tempts to corrupt him.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
THOSE BLASE COLUMBIANS.
Vaudeville Actors Have Hard Time
Getting Laugh Here.

Columbia audiences at the moving
picture and vaudeville theaterS are
difficult to please. say some of the
comedians and condolences who have
performed in this city.
They do not laugh or applaud.
last week, to four other actors AMI
actresses who dined at the same table
yesterday afternoon in the Hotel Cen
;rnl. Il saw a man who sat through
tire" acts. but never laughed or
moved his mouth
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
County Club to Give Dance.

\ dance to interest prospective stu
dents of the University OF Missouri
was planned yesterday by the Livings-
ION county students in the university.
The dance Will be given in the El'Es'
home at Chillicothe, Mo-, New Years
eve. The Junior and senior students
and the faculty of the high school are
to be invited.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
ROADS MAKE CHRISTMAS RATES
Wabash and "katy" Bidding fer Heli-
day Passenger Business.

The Wabash railroad WI make q
rate of a fare and one-ha.i fu: TIC
Christmas holidays. This rae = cool
over the entire system OF the WABASH.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail
road has made a rate of a fare aad d
third to all points III Missouri.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
Dr.. Cutler Invited to Speak.

DR.. w. p. Cutler. stat. da:ry ami food
commissioner, has received an invi-
'ation from l.. |. Moore, secretary OF
the Missouri Valley Canning associa-
ton. to deliver'an address before its
convention in Kansas City. January
IS to 20. This meeting will be held
in the interests of pure and sanitary
foods.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
w. E. Munns May Re-enter School,

W. +. Munns, Of Montgomery City,
is visiting at the Jefferson club He
had TO leave school November / be
cause OF malaria, contracted while do
ing work in connection with the
United States fisheries along the
White river, in Arkansas. He may re-
enter school the second semester.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08

Mr.. Ralph B. Dennis, of Cumnock
School of Oratory, Northwestern Uni
verslty. will read in the Stephens Col
lege auditorium Thursday evening. De
cember 16. Tickets 80 cents. Seats
on sale at Harshe's. Coop and Mis-
Sourl Store. (Adv.)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-08
Mrs. St. Clair Returns,

Mrs. l.. W. St Clair, president OF
Christian College. returned Saturday
from Carrollton, III.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
scR1BEs ANp pHAR1sEEs.

Commenting toriay Hawaii the Springfield Rpub
hcano of IL st
The Japanese in surprisingly little fuss
feature of the strike
Hawaii have bright enough leaders 10
possible
no should be hurry to swallow
evidence showing that the
of the industry
the Territory In fighting the
racial feeling
do accuse them
of Intending to seize
swallow the story that the territorial
showing leaders had planned to seize control of
the Territory IL re-
of scribe several thousand miles removed TO
swaHow any suc IL
the widest calamity bowler IN
hand of intrigue planning to steal
doing talking about evidence that
soon ha bowling the flag of the rising
racial feeling
Hawaiian planter with
something that in
that the attitude of the
Of any 9th the civilized globe
strife and dcord is by brazeny
taking
which dreamed
Andt Phaisee is always the dangerous
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
THE GOSPEL OF D1scoNrENr.

to the Thomas
when made plea for his creed
Discomfort
accomplished through mans discomfort
with the hams of their day prompted
Galee
with which the Church had fallen urged the Reomers
10 the Christian world
tedious stamp
upon purposes Niepce experimenting with
which ultimately resulted the discovery of
photography.
greatest literary works history been protests against prevailing
would
would Declaration of indie
should be travelling by coach and
sailing railway the steamship would still be unknown
the hear the plant Things not they
should be-
faiure' the strength e
ptiful disgust
that discomfort preferable to the ontenmen which causes
enc TO anything than the highest2
When discomfort When rghtmnded citizens
grating administrations when the scientist
knowledge, shall
feeling of discomfort the hollow shams
hand then will ceased
and the knelo of the race will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
1MM1eRAr1oN-rHE GOVERNMENT WILL HELP.

Campbell that
administration willing Hawaii diversity labor recruiting
doubts That had
he glad his original Philippine bib
the Asiatc
Islands,
with them The Presidency
cabinet Besides
the the actual of the
getting
vicudes the labor This much
wi confde governing power
Campbell objective, be
which
will naturally With aid the Federal
a should
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
FoRMAL1N FOR FLIES.

island though
How combat
bad Aypaper
which lately advising the of little
n which the flies drink.
HILL that fycursed Mentone
maldehide) added
filed flies that drink of it will die The drug does
quickly that
all other the tncued water will
Writing his Mr. Hill
plate; As the result leaving single
table south
Foman
and other
turned ornamental
of
which slight but interesting changes
N dilute forman WATER
Forman the method of applying is mple and s
sanitary value well a comfort in the home
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
INLAND DEEP WATERWAYS.

things United States without getting much notice
building
overland railroad inspires xces the
line
communication Massachusetts, the Caroinas.
the canal the building which has of such
avoid the dangerous Vineyard Sound
Sound
bay, thence into the Kill
Kill the Rara The
Abemare
already something islands nearly Will
mington, North Carolina
Eventually great
that seemy connecting the Mississippi
fghers
will wal o this all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
A nEMuNrscENon OF JULY u.

REndINIscENcE
R paper
about incident of July
by police
of this the hOtsam
occasion worth telling about hrtyegh ahe
story.
Orange Lodges City an association North o1rend
Professionals habit anniversary
rvine ,beiy hammers and ear;n thsi @ h VIZ hi s,
o
orangemen
they had their The parade which followed made the 18th of July
led letter day indeed in the history of the
The antoage mob massed in front of the
where Sixth early the morning All night the National
Guard had been Ninth
Hghande they called; Twenty
second the troops of cavalry and batteries of artillery and the Brooklyn
regiments the ntytrd the Thirteenth the the
t s 90, V s muse, s I su' TINS was
who hated could him.
avorte
for the Democratic presidential nomination of 1872 His
every of
Hoffman,
the hour the militia
politics
his political another, nothing public
life like his of leaving it,
orange procession hall,
Gravy
poi
and the building close behind them Many bleeding
police nearly
nsued which who it forget battle
tgsh
mukets and cutehed threats The air held like
whistles streets
could not though the police dubbed path for it time
and
uniforms
held
gteng the mob make closed
eny eaing missiles
of the mo following another section firing the rearguard On the
Ouo the rioters chmneys and raining
Policemen
the wild beasts; shot
who appeared on the edges of the fiat roofs to hur missile and many bodies
whing sidewalks
bedlamites world
chilling
slid
little Later learned that he scaled
alyway his the hailed
ophop bought clothes and took
Fisk, colonel the NINTH
of
onged bleeding
furvy the police everywhere watching
the event of a lay of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
THE OUTLOOK ron Nmx1cAN RuBBER.

So many island people are interested outlook for
hat anything official the subject will be read with general interest
opy Monthly which this
short
prepared whom the Consul vouehes zone best
ualifed give the facs.' This authority
tapping begun October completed the first
February The well dried except the last
pounds. This practically the
last years product but that secured by two appngs while
this This secured about 70 pounds of
crop young tapped; represents
about 23 throughout loyearOd fields The
output particularly encouraging as it cent less than
years while this
the in single tapping than did in both ppings
last The thrifty trees so cent aex than last
but this offset by losses the backward
proved thinner than year. equal
liquid rubber partly
tapping higher necessarily poorer
and possibly steady tapping twice for several
affected temporarily the the
tapping record date do not know whether to
pect diminished stationary yield the coming
into this business with and that neither
any else had much of practical knowledge of the
proposition education been and still is progressing
rapidly with little expense anybody engaged in the
Mexican rubber planting field. have received letter
Taba the only important rubber district in Mexico that
This
friend who recently took position Tabao rubber property
and he of of ages
tapping YIELD therefore repeat opinion
grow rapidly any elsewhere
tapping results favoby with those
other part of Mexico
present appear species
be proftaby tapped than
comparatively yield
tapping least during the first of the trees life
indicates that outlook is what believed to be
paying stock Our only is
until we
depend upon material increase IN the yield of our trees
that "There outloo
Mexican rubber long prices prevail Some favored place
rubber falls
there nothing in the stockholders reported tina
will producing
three rubber the Mexican
this break the market planting here will continue
authority planters tapping
that rubber
year Mexican his greater nese
planter that the odds are against him. if he produce Mexca
which doubtful
The doubtful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

doing well the canned pineapple trade In the Monthly
Consul Deehman of Tamn states that
valuable of all
building railroads
Profitable The he sis Hozan Hoan
steadily in the has almost
1909 1906,
100000 tns 1907 100000 TINS 1905 100000 tins 1t will interest
Hawaiian the the fiber from the
Of 10000 pounds in
the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13
LAW AND LIBERTY.

striking
japanese Wapahu Saturday unydng
action the OF the authorities When
Junction have choice but obey
allowed the
a o law m deeency.
The misguided aboe who a
work, quite pnnteniouab probability stepped
tie role Of anarchist Respect
'eeogsed absolutely essential the webug people When the
order Of Judge be toyed with the very foundation
threatened Tbs dignity OF the be- upheld
Liberty Is the dearest heritage Of the American liberty
Hot endure when order When steps
fesro steps Tho represent tho viii Of the sovereign
people When tho time that the people viii
democracy viii hays been demonstrated
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

preparations here despite the cutting
estimates all Work
onng steadily for the Fort Ruger
building shortened drydOk
OF o.
is the martial preparation
Gibraltar be taking
Its foundat being securely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

the death Mrs Maria ~ Beekey kahea OF the few remaining
Inks connecting Territorial Hawaii with dynasla Hawaii under the reign
Hawaians sehooed
inherent knowledge Of Island geneaogy recognized descendant OF one
the nlo which surrounded Kamehameha and
claims high fes all occasions whom the rank Of individuals
observed the of who high In tho councils Of
the Of the Island dynasty and Influential In the military affairs Of
the goup
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

stirring
belief that afford and her
display
impossible this And not
spirit which
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

the peketing of plantations and the ar'u
Japanese want 10
work the end of the
the strikers held together by rear
walking and soshi who do SPY
police be dspele now that the Ia"
his living in the sugar heos
there great majority OF the strikers
lack to their
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13


the iwi of by
to in with
Gafet which
atmosphere chva
lag superfu the for many
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

elsewhere, both
story resolve doubt the
all
protection of the public from
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

Hawaii is according
overlook it, Probably he could back
he booked IA ahead.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

Japanese working
here who have struck against
shelter medical fuel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

fighting line They
BRETHREN Britain with
overth o them during the late maneuver
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

permanent Hawaiian Exhibit Seattle will be
City The West Indies has the call
seaboad awais ought
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

The path killing natives probably
p aeleAfor the big biting match to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

lottery bill dsadloehed committee but the national
ede growing II likely viii be left there indefinitely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-07-13

The South italian labor Glaze Bay behaving dOss everywhere
else
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

superintendent of the Little Rock City schools. President Doyne, of the State Normal, was present.
 The board adopted resolutions sim liar to those adopted by the board of university trustees, resrettins the necessity for reduction, but accedn. to it as a matter of course. and ill view of the fact that that other State institutions had been reduced.
 The reduction made in the bill amounted to $17.O0O, and were divid- ed between maintenance and the pro posed girls dormitory The item for the dormitory was cut from $37 900 to s27,00O. and 5000 was taken from the maintenance appropriations. This leaves the institution with about sSO.- 900 for the two years, as the original bill was for $96,6OO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
STATE NORMAL IS
 REDUCED SI7,O00
$1O,OO Cut From Item for Girls. Dor. mitory and 5000 From Mainten. ance Fund-An Members of Board Present. Except Senator WingO.

Little Rock, Ark, May 24-There was the usual reduction scene in the governors office this morning. when the members of the State Normal board met to consider some cuts pro- posed in the appropriation bill for the State Normal School, located st Conway.
 All members of the board were present, on account of important busi- ness matters. The members present were Superintendent Cook, of the de- partment of education; J. R. lobe, State auditor: J. I4 Yates, State treasurer; Judge J. x. Ross, of Ar kansas City: Judge Harry Ponder, of Walnut Ridge, and w. E. Torreyson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

Senator McCumbers' amendment. put ting rough lumber on the free list waa defeated. ,G to 25 AlIrich won his second decided victory during the day when duty of D cents a ton was put on Iron ore. Senator Bailey. who voted for $l a thousand feet duty on lnmber. was asked by Aldrich where the democratic party had abandoned pollcX Of Tree raw material. Since llcn like myself have been in power, said Bailey" Aldrich confident now of using the Democrats to put through bill. AT
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
|a..iladhn Taste.

sosiisd His 1asts. :. 6' of4mine,"' "'said a's Montana
 efendins . damage suit for
 rty to making q man take
 cure without bis consent.
 had been on a protracted
 eyeraAl eeks, and his busi-
 oing tothe dogs. My friend 1 would be a kindly thing to
 to a sanitarfum for treat
 did so. and the man was
 cure for the whisky habit.
 was discharged from the ! the finSt thing he did was
 saloon. He called for whis- lasted it. but did not fancy of it. He set his distaste In to the cure he had been my friends orders and imme- egan suit for $5O,000 dam says in his complaint that highly cultivated and dis ag taste for whisky, which years to develop, and that oiled by the cure. l do not E nv friend will come out, not helping any more down without first obtaining their New York Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
The Chair of Torture.

The Chair of Torture.
 lost prominent building in tue city of Nuremburg is the cas- e Of its two towers was used ure, tn. other served as a
 The castle also contained a
 of horrors until it was pur- Ry the Earl of Shrewsbury and ID whose possession these rel
 lie. One of these was the torture. It was very heavily pa studded over the seat and bows with blunt topped spikes. ne victim was tightly bound,
 short time discomfort began pest itself and in time became ole. During its continuance Fure was increased in several
 means of wedges being pass cen the legs and screws being to tue thumbs until they be- bleed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
hI!i,&!, < i:'Ea:' ]; < 'f;sa::, saC;,: a:,s.s F, .i tSe hub of ths GeEman

0e nUU .NS-.,A
 bIs magnificent sae nou,evaso .sa
 in width. and unoer ,..u .ne
 II lime trees the Berliners
 t,no place which Is equal
 nr.i ,,.i beauty to any in Flu
 'Ia. lined on either side with
 hotels. restaurants and ]. the east end of Unter den sre it enters upon the Opera
 ] stands the magnificent n
 /, o, Frederick the Great ,orthv of the real founder M.rmany. To the right of ' Inf is the palace of the l.. now occupied by ;nricb. The north side of
 ulstz is occupied by the hf inc University of Berlin, < # stands the Royal libra rivals that at the British bth in it's size and the num- |up,es it contains. The op- Etsolf is on the south of the ks q building of a nation of 2. l,ke the GerrAa ns.-ArgO-