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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-18

Fine Job PRINTING Star once,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-18
.ELKS ALL READY
FOR AN APOLOGY

"Tonight's the night" is what Elks
are saying to one another as they meet
today For there has been a call is
sued for a Pink Tea and an answer re-
ceived, the call being in the following
language:
I7'What Ho Brother! y
""Rudolphus Johannes Buchly is the
next victim.
Mote the two dots over the ~" that
means %" for the candidate.
This little Pink Tea arranged en-
tirely for Mr.. Buchly's entertainment
comes off FRIDAY, June 18th, at p.
m
The drilled team, augmented by two
more husky brothers are rehearsing
night and day for this little festival.
"Buchly is looking forward with
much anticipation to a very QUIET
evening in our midst.
"Win you be there on the sidelines
'2Ss>zs2>ssSsSssSsS5vSsssSsssSssSss>sS
Oahu College. Light refreshments will
be served, after the exercises, by sew
oral young ladies', and then there will
be a baseball game between teams re-
presenting the undergraduates and the
alumni, Alfred L. Castle win captain
the team Of The graduates.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-06-18
TQRACCQ THRIVING

Gvernor Frear visited c. r. Blacows
tobacco plantation in Kona. He re-
ports it looking very well in all res
poets. A quantity of leaf is in the
curing house. The Governor on his
previous trip on Hawaii visited Jared
G. Smiths tobacco plantation, finding
everything most promising there. He
believes the future of Hawaii tobacco is
bright.
PEACEABLENESS APPRECIATED.
Il am glad to see the masses of the
strikers as peaceable as they are"
Governor Frear said this morning. 1t
speaks well for them"
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20
A Great Success.

Messrs. Wilson Il Derden launched
their big Two in One" sale yester.
day morning and the opening day was
a splendid success. From the opening
hour until late in the afternoon, the
store was packed and it was impossi.
Bile to wait on the crowds notwith-
standing a large number of extra sales
people had been provided.
The store was closed all day Fri
day while everything was being made
ready for the great sale, and the
goods were arranged lor the greater
convenience of the customers in max
ing their selections, and everything
was marked 81 plain figures.
The proprietors of this popular
store were highly gratified with the
success of their opening day and if
it is an index to the days of the sale
yet to follow, their success will be
great indeed.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20
q. A. c. MINSTREL.
Young gentlemen Of Athletic Club Put
on Splendid Show.

Young gentlemen Of Athletic Club Put
on Splendid Show.
Seldom If ever has there been a
more excellent amateur entertainment
put on in this city than the Minstrel
by the Bryan Athletic Club at the
Grand opera House on Friday night.
The only way to describe II Is simply
TO say that It was just fine and equal TO
the best travelling MINISTRIES that come
here and better than the majority Of
them.
When the curtain rose a truly beau.
tiful minstrel scene was presented TO
the large audience that filled the
opera house almost 10 It's utmost ca.
pacity. The semi.circle of black
faced comedians looked as If they
did that kind of business for a
regular job six nights in the week, and
Mr., John DAILY Jr. filled the difficult
place of interlocutor as II TO the man.
ner born. The scene was cotton
field showing the stalks loaded down
With the open bolls and as the boys
would say, it certainly looked like
the picking would be good. 1t was
truly a beautiful scene and different
from anything ever seen here before.
The boys did splenoidly, every one
2 nI N f.r1
the jokes funny, and the dancing and
specialities fine. Each man in the
cast was worthy special and personal
mention, but our space will not per.
nit The program was as follows
Part 1.
Opening Chorus, Down Where the
Cotton Blossoms Grow'-Company.
when There is no one to Kiss
Your Tears Away"-Tom DAILY.
"Money"-Joe Woiton.
"On a Good old Trolley Ride"-Mar
shall Bullock
Dat Friend of Mine"-Jack John
son.
II Love the Last one Best of An
J. ID. Ganter.
Il Wonder What's the Matter With
the Mail'-Willie Boehme.
Specially by Joe Woiton, introduc
ing his famous song Water"
Part ,.
Ioriyortol o,l porolla, bo, sf,nt .
JIM Thomas and Meredith James.
Acrobauc specialties by Jim Thorn
as, Meredith James, Chas. Ediaburg
Willie Boehme, Carroll Harris and
Marshall Bullock.
Concluding with that side-splittins
afterpiece, school of Acting"
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
n. & T. c. Schedule.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS. :
.
Tom Davidson went to Waco yester.
bay
Ino, b. scrimshire is visiting in cal.
bert
Chas. Wynne went to Calvert Sat.
urday.
Did you read Eugene Edges ad in
Iodays paper 50
J. r. Stewart was in yesterday from
Reliance,
"A All this week Big Annual white sale
'eat Eugene Edges on the corner Gj
Marshall Jones Of Reliance, was IN
town Saturday.
y Did you read Eugene Edges al in
4 today's baper. So
w. p Goodson was in yesterday
k-from the bottom
l All this week Big Annual white sale
4 bt Eugene Edges ON the corner. 60
w. L. Graham OF Rock Prairie was
M the city Saturday
n Mrs. Arch Graham is visiting her
parents at Wellborn.
Mrs. Frank Webb is visiting her
parents at Someryille.
J. c. WICK has just received a car
OF seed corn, car sorghum seed and a
car OF seed oats 60
Billy Plagens and Gus Hintz We're
In Saturday from Kurten.
George Terry of Holligan Chapel
was in the city Saturday,
4. A. II. McCurry of Rural route No. 6
was in the city Saturday.
Frank Webb left Saturday for a
visit TO Monterey Mexico.
~ Miss Kate Smell of Hearne, is the
guest of Miss Alma Driver.
Did YOU read Eugene Edges ad in
today's paper sc
Beal Chatham of MeXia, is the
guest OF his mother in this city
Prof. Nelson pulany OF Thompson
creek. was in the city Saturday
Mrs. Maggie Sims of Hilsboro, is
the enest OF Mrs. Or. j. b. Sims.
commissioner w. /. Edge of Cot
fonwocd was in the city yesterday.
Pure blood S. c. White LeghorI
eggs, $500 per 10. Geo. A. Adams
y w22 z
n Mrs. ]. d. Ganter and little daughter
y are yisiting relatives in New Orleans
j. r. Mathis of Reliance, was
pleasant caller at the Eagle ofiic'
Saturday
For sale-My home corner Dalla
ana-Fannin SITS, fronting II. G. Rhodes
W. f. Gibbs. o
MIR. and Mrs. J. VI. Smith of Cam
eron, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs, II
\ D. Smith.
ln Did you read Eugene Edges al b
Ouoday's paper? s
Mrs. ]. C. Renrro and son, J. {
!. Of Alhany are guests of relative
this city.
=Think-qs it, a $500 tailored Skin
lily $500 during our big sale, WI
II IN 4 nerden, 9
J. J. Riley, w. T. Conway WI
H ,helby and others were in Saturda,
\ Vfom Reliance
W e. fvGraham and ]. b. Carroll wer
: IN the city Saturday from their hom
| on Rock Prairie
Towels, linen damask, sheeting
white quilts, napkins, etc, 20 per cen
discount during white sale. Wilson
| & Derden. OF
Attention is again called TO the ad
Y dress by Hon. Pat Neff of Waco, whicl
vin be given in the First Baptis
church Tuesday, Feb. %, S p. m. Al
mission free, and all are invited.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20

VIM Boggs Of R6ckdale rturned
home Saturday after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Wilcox
Wanted TO buy two or three ponies.
must be cheap. See John McCorquo.
dale. 6S
Mrs p 5. Tilson returned to Hous.
ton yesterday after visiting her mo-
Their Mrs, NJ. Parker.
Did you read Eugene Edges ad in
today's paper Go
Mr. and Mrs John ~ Num- of
Boise City, Idaho, are guests of MIR.
and Mrs. j. l.. Heane
Shoes for the Whole Family
At 10 per cent to 40 per cent dis
count Two In one sale. Wilson &
. Derden, 60
MIR. and Mrs. F. A. Capps and Mrs
Sue Barnes OF Benchley, were visit.
ors 10 the city Yesterday
Pure Plymouth Rock and Brown
Leghorn eggs for sale. Per setting
OF 10, $l,OO. Mrs II. T, Lewis Bryan.
IS
/ ]. r. Stewart OF Reliance, was
pleasant calle~ at the Eagle Office
while IN the city yesterday,
Two days slaughter in prices on
white goods, linens, laces, muslin
underwear etc, at the big two in
one sale. Wilson 4 Derden. sc
Nose Lipscomb Of Stone City, is
quite IN at the home OF his father, DR.,
NJ. @. Lipscomb IT this city,
Did you read Eugene Edges ad in
today's paper. 90
Lum Holden, Joe Walker, W. G.
Reynolds, Geo. Walker and Others
We're in yesterday nom Tabor.
For Rent-Neat size room cottage
and bath, near Main St, $1,000 per
month, Apply to J. w, Bats. 81
c, Vesmiroski, Frank Stasney, and
Joe Kopetsky, went to Monterey, Mex
leo, yesterday on the excursion, -
Mrs. J. NJ. Mike returned to Gamer
on yesterday after visit TO her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs T. II. Darwin,
All silk waists, petticoats and voil
skirts less one third former price.
Wilson 4 Derder. sc
All this week Big Annual white sale
al Eugene Edges on the corner 50
The Eagle is requested to announce
that both banks OF the city win be
closed Monday, II being a holiday.
Mrs. John Elge returned to san
Marcos yesterday after visiting her
father Mr.. W. L. Edge at Cottonwood
Mr., and Mrs. }. J. Dean left yester,
day for their home at Humble after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J, h. Edmonds
Miss Emily Voigt has returned tc
her home at Houston after a plea 3
ant visit to Miss Elsbeth Wipprecht
For rent-Good room house neal
East Side school, large cistem, $5OC
per month, Apply to J, w. Bats. 81
An this week Big Annual white sal,
at Eugene Edges on the corner g.
Mrs. s. w. Kendrick has arrived
from Dalhart ana she and her hus
, band are keeping house at the Num-
. cottage.
roc Lonsdale domestic, White Sal,
price use. 65c Ready.made skirts
White Sale price acc. Wilson
, Il Derden g
All this week Big Annual white sal,
; at Eugene Edges on the corner g
Miss Lizzie johnson returned yes
I terday from a visit to Chapel Hin
She was accompanied home by he
: sister Mrs. $. w. Meridith.
| Why let live stock epidemics de
, plete your pocket book when you cal
get them insured in a company tina
, pays. Moore, Robinson & Adams.
, d w20 G.
|. BsTodd, w. d. Yardley, Veto
Andrews. j. T Fuller G w Graham
George Williams, ], H. Reed an'
others were i'm the city yesterday from
Harvey.
Mesdames Barnes and CARROT an'
, little Miss Sue Josephine Carrot o
/ Hereford, are visiting Mrs, Elizabeth
-. Scale and Mr. and Mrs. Capps a
Benchley.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20

Remember the date for the enter
tainment by the students of Villa
Maria at the Grand opera house. At
ternoon and evening Feb. -.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20

Our Live Stock Insurance Company
is the largest doing business in Tex
as, and is conservative and safe. In
sure your live stock and be protected
Moore. Robinson 4 Adams. w29 81
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-20

Don't forget the big annual white
sale at Eugene Edges on the corner
all this week. VI
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13
The Agricultural Col
lege of Utah.

Has the most successful body. OF
graduates In the West September
IA, 1909. This is the date on which
the Agricultural College OF Utah, at
Logan, will begin It's twentieth year
of service. The College has done
more than any other one thing in the
West to raise the standard of the
farm, the heme and the shop. 1t has
sprinkled the intermountsin country
with alert, we'll trained business men
who are coming to lead the CONNER
cial activities of the State and reg
ion. 1t has brought new inspiration
and new enthusiasm to the farm. II
has digified farm labor by makirg II
dlttiot profession. IL has revealed
TO the tired houee wife new methods
the science OF the home. Ii has
helped make housekeeping a nobler
aud mere Intellectual callirg IL Ia
furnishing the West with teachers in
Agriculture, Damestlo Science aud
Arts, Mechanic Arts. aud Commerce.
"a we'll es in more general lines. II
has turned out hundreds CT trained
carpenteis, blscksmi,hs, cabinet max
ers, and maohiuisis. who have done n
big share toward building up the
country.
The C)ll'gs boasts the most suo
cessfnl graduates of any similar In.
stitution in the country. This a,gu
ment is invincible; NO GRADUAL
OF TIE AGRICULTURAL col.
LEGE OF UTAH Is WITHOUT
PROFITABLE AND RESPONSE BIZ
EMPLOYMENT. The secret 10 In
the course of study which Ia practical
and at the same time liberal aud IN
TIE diligence with which the work II
done.
Next year sees important charges
Ia this college OF tho people; an EN-
lsIged aud Strengthened foculty new
aud more complete equipment; new
woman's building, and nev enthusl
ssm for the Twentieth Century Edu
cation. Yourg men aud women wbt
wish training which will fit then
for success In life would do we'll 4
Investigate the work Of the College.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13
"The Silent Drama"

Patrons Of the Gem "Silent Dram
II" have had no room to complain of
the GLASS OF amusement afforded them
during the week. There are really
no dull pictures shown on the class
of films that the management 10 us
ing, aud the motion pictures afford
source of harmless amusement for the
young tina, Ia truly beneficial aud IN E
structive. The scenes from actual
life in varioua parts of the world are
an education In tkemselves, that can
not lie Lad EXCEPT by the expenditure
Of mauy hundreds of dollars In tray
ell; the scenes on tho water and at
the seashore are "a revelation to the
young people who have never lad an
opportunity or seeing them In actual
life. And tbs cost is 90 trivial that
II is scarcely worthy OF cousldera-
tioD. Without any doubt, motion
picture theatre ia benefit to Gem
munity, furnishing as 1t does, both
amusement aud education TO the In
habitants, and at the same time being
the means of keeping the young peo-
pie off the streets ct night.
IN interesting program is an.
nounced for tonight and tomorrow
night, as we'll as for all next week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

s. A. Haltermar, who went to Virgin
a few days ago passed through Cedar
en- his way home Monday. He states
that the Virgin Valley oil 90. Is
short of fluids and has abandoned
drilling indefinitely. Mr.. HAltsrman
states, however that there are other
rigs at work and one has penetrated
tho earth to the deutn of 400 feet
and has good indications of oil.
TITO big sand il nearly reached and
end It is but n matter of short time
till IL can be stated definitely
whether or not there lie oil in
sufficient quantity to warrant the
drilling Of more wells.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

An example Of Edward Everett
Hale's llght.heartedness is told in
Woman's Home Companion forAugust.
One day when he was about eighty
years old he and boardad surface
car in New York. The car was crowded,
but lad promptly arose and gave him
his seat, Z" Thank you, my boy" said
Hale, with great heartiness. "I'n do
as much for you some day when you
are eighty-if I'm around them"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

IL your liver is sluggish aud out of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, cor
stipated, take a dose OF Chamber
iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets TO-
night before retiring and sou will
feel all right in the morning. Sold
by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

Last Sunday Stake Sunday school
Superintendent Lyman, VIM. aud
Walter Mitchell aud othors from
Parowan we're visitors at the East
Ward Sunday School They .tsted
that they we're pleased at tho shcw.
Ing made by the school, and treat.
ment accorded them.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13
Notice for Publication.
(Publisher.)

Department of the Interior, u. s..
Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah,
August 9th, 1909.
Notice IL hereby given that Sarah
r. Foote, OF Glendale, Utah, who, on
June 9th, 1908, made Homestead
Entry No. l717O. Serial No. 02S4s,
for SWA NW1+ and NWh SWA,
Section 4, Township 40 South, Range
West, s. L. Meridian, has flled no.
tice of intention to make Final five
year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before the
Clerk Of the District Court. at Kansb
Utah, on the 18TH day of September,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
II. s Cutler and Ttos Chamber
lain OF Ksnab, Utah; e. p Fackrell
OF OrdeTville, Utah; r. G. Jolley, Of
Glendale, Utah.
r. ID r. THOMPSON.
Register
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

BE surs and take bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr
hoea Remedy with You when starting
on your trip this summer. 1t cannot
be obtained on board the trains or
stesmers. Changes of water and eli
mate often cause sudden attacks Of
diarrhoea. and it Is best to be pre-.
pared. Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

Is your stock Of Ietterheads. statements.
ayelopes or other Office stationery get
ING lowp If so. better let us have
our order noW, giving US hme to do
,,u the best possible work.
THE RECORD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-08-13

Tomorrow is the day for the bond
election. Go to the polls aud yote
Eyes"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Bradstreet's Review.

NEW YORK. April 3O.--Bradstreets
tomorrow will say:
Summed up. the situation may be said
TO he a current trade, wholesale and re-
tail better than last year. but disap-
pointing as whole, the tone of the fu-
ture Is still quito markedly optimistic
Reports from leading industries are
rather better than for some time past,
The business doing and the reports CON-
ing from tho iron and steel trades are
distinctly better. Low prices have evi-
IDENTIFY brought out umbering orders,
and there is talk OF the bottom hav-
ing been touched and a new ascent be-
gun. Cotton goods still lead the rest of
tho market. but the strength of raw wool
seems 10 point TO confidence in finished
lines.
Coal is in better demand and the now
being signed. stability and peace are Ger
tain for A long period. Naval stores are
CLOSE TO or below cost of production
Business failures in the United States
for the week ending with April % were
26S. against 2i7 last week 2s2 in this week
1873 in 1900
Failures in Canada for the week num-
bered Il, against SO last week and ~ in
the like week of 1905.
Wheat, including -four. exports from
the United States and Canada Tor the
bushels. against 1,5S5.IIS last week and
1.690,5S9 this week last year. For the
forty-four weeks ending April % this
year the exports are l52542. $50 bushels
against 1IS,i1I,2Si in the corresponding
period last year.
Corn exports for the week arc 4A,475
bushels. against 1850. 40s last week and
i07.l12 in 1908. For the forty-four weeks
ending April % corn exports are 28, 8,29i =
19i bushels. against 4i,022. i05 last year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
WEATHER AIDS BULLS
IN BOOSTING WHEAT
After First Hour of Selling De-
mand Slackens and Close Is
Near Low Point.

CHICAGO. April 30. 3o.-UnfJrorahlc
The chief reasons for strong opening
in the wheat market. SnoWstorms. ne
oompanicd by a drop In the temperature,
werc reported In the Canadian northwest
while across the boundary lmc equally
unfavorable weather for seeding prevailed.
although IL was warmer. Their" was q
good general demand at tho start and
opening prices were unchanged TO &c
higher. compared with tho previous close.
July opened at $1.l12M1,12h. After the
first hour demand was less urgent and
sentiment gradually became bearlsh.
From sl.l22 July dropped To Sl.l0A. May
held relatively more steady than the dis
tant month and sold between S1.232M
1,oi9. Tho close was NJ about the low
point of the day. with July al $L1ll and
May at L232ml, 23a.
The corn market was choppy one
after u nearly all-day session. and finally
turned weak In sympathy With wheat.
The market closed weak at almost the
bottom. with May 5mec lower at I0ic.
Buying. brought on by continued cold
weather in the west and northwest
caused advances IN the price OF oats early
i'm the day, but all OF the gain was lost
on selling based on the slump In other
grains At the close prices were un
changed 10 &c lower, compared with yes
terdays finals. May being at 55sc.
Trade In provisions was quiet, but 4
moderately firm tone prevailed. Prices
AT the close were unchanged To 5@ I2c
higher,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
Cotton Letter.

James y Pollock S Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon
Logan & Bryan's Cotton Letter-New
Golk-Today's cotton market was early
Influenced to do better on the stronger
cables and when X became apparent in
the early session that the volume Of cot
ton for sale was limited to tho rno,H trad
ers they concluded 10 take in their short
lines. and in doing so carried the prices
mp from 10 II points above Yesterday
and tho more distant options were espe-
cially strong the prospect OF frost I'm
tho southwest The amount OF cotton
that could be dana scd by frost Is. how
ever, insignificant. and the heavy rains
OF last night and today in Arkansas and
Mississippi Valley will bc forgotten In a
day or go. The nearby positions were
neglected and October cotton was bid up
10 1885, at which level so much was OH
tap that the market rcccdcd some ten
points. and the hnal figures were some
points better than yesterday. This lev
81 Of prices proves concluslvcly that the
Texas drouih was not the bull feature
Of cotton. We continue 10 believe in u
very much higher price hut prefer tho
nearby positions rather than the more
distant options.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
EAT WHAT
YOU LIKE
If Your Digestion Is Good You'll
Enjoy 1t. If You Don't Enjoy
it, Take Little KodOl. Ii
DigestS All Food You Eat.

We mean any kind of food. II makes
no difference what You may eat-no
matter how difficult Of digestion your
food may he for the stomach, . little
of kodol will digest it. a tablespoon
inl will digest 2M pounds Of food east
~ and naturally, just as n healthy sto-
mach does. That is why Kodol is So
sure TO prevent dyspepsia and the many
other serious ailments which result from
uudigested food remaining in the sto-
mach. Indigestion aud dyspepsia are
always caused by food not properly di
costing, in your stomach, When your
stomach cannot properly digest food OF
itself, it needs a little assjstance-and
this assistance is readily supplied by
kodol. kodol assists the stomach by
temporarily digcstiug all Of the food in
the stomach, so that the stomach may
rest and rccuperatc. Kodol is really
very excellent preparation for any di,
gcstiyc disorder Our guarantec-Gct
Il dollar bottle of Kodol II you are
not bcnefited-thc druggist will at once
return your money. Don t hesitate,
any druggist will sell you Kodol on
these terms. The dollar bottle con
tains ~ times rs much as thc SOC
bottle, kodol is prepared in the Iabora
tories of +. c. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago.