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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-03
Canadian Crop Prospects
Ruined by Cold Weather

Winnipeg. Manitoba, May Crop
prospects throughout the Canadian
Northwest are anything but bright at
the present time despite all publicity
bureau reports to the contrary. Cold
weather and snowstor1ns have been the
conditions since the few warm days
early in April, and consequently but
little seeding has yet been attempted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-03
Hyde Gets One Month
For Auto Law Violation

Paris. May 3.-James Hazen Hyde,
of New York, formerly vice president
of the Equitable Life Assurance Com
pany, and his chauffeur, Lawdice,
have been condemned by default, Mr..
Hyde to one months Imprisonment
and a fine of 800, and Ladwice to a
months Imprisonment and q. fine of
$50. They were charged with running
into a public taxicab last October and
injuring a passenger.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-03
Founder And First
President of Panama
Republic Dead

Panama. May 3.-Doctor Manuel
Amador, founder of the Republic of
Panama and it's first President, died at
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon after a
lingering illness.
All the members of his family were
present when he died The official
funeral took place this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-03
A CARD.

This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to- refund your money
if Fo1ey's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold 1t stops the cough.
heals the lungs and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. The genuine is in a yellow
package. F. B. Brill, local agent. *13 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-03

If you desire a clear complexion take
Foley's Orino Laxative for constipa-
ton AMI liver trouble as it will stimu-
late these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. which is what
everyone needs in the spring in order
to feel we'll. F. B. Brill, local agent.
L 5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
Commercial News


forcing plantations
japanese about
Exchange
eved the trouble approaching Thursday following what
rank and file of Oahu Japanese the sumpd
but
matter of fact each brings apreay
the evident
that the japanese far from realizing this Almost
believe themselves to be better position today
by
their than anything that might
The general public inclined
the authorities however
planters justify
there be result
with
under toward the finished product and with the law their
the work of rikebreakes, the planters the situation
strikers do nothing beyond plantation
has
waiting Clarity was
On Thursday dropped
No held of the
Otherwise probable
lower than
Continued
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13

heard about Clement which, whether
medicine
children Clement heard
liked by neighbors
do nothing old settled
cooked washed did
hoasew' With his house. paid
possibly them
stayed there until the her then his simple
thinking that he had anything remarkable
a
of
the for a sick
~ ~
for
vegetable
That all shall Sanders but
about Myh He during residence
Milk and Dairy Inspectors position During these
of milk been practically
CONTINUED Fiye)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
Small Talks
Continued on Page Five

COLONEL A diet butemik Honolulu
climate o man wen
HAMILTON (Chiyo Hong
JACK DoYLEIts
man who has worked his railroad
W. SMITHThe little mika
made of They
affect the the milk
SUPERVISOR LoGANIn looking
find that economy,
duties imposed by the Legislature
T. McCRossoN
tatns have left them to would
eigh hundred
SONNY the
Panama other
ian mus
Sheriff have been
taking down the plantations
Chief of Deev badge pocket ready flash if
I
d
JOHN SMTH-My a
the other night told his
while homew
lin and assigned
bed and hadto him
McINERNY-My S in unles he
hanges his plans he will here
had
the
this and will thus be delayed
the lodging people
They up, why
niue tter looking one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
Is the Republic a Failure?

Max Nordau,

Government by the people, representative egsaOn
what was hopa from it. because
the hands individual the
and decide the denies the state conjunction with his
citizens
public sagacious
fellow citizen him be its representative and even in
which
pleely o its idealty.
the of this chosen
his will be its Standard
candidate the dangerous nominated by the other party
this the candidates advertised and his virtues celebrated
without solicitation him. and the falls the suitable
according
usually entirely diferent-some ambitious individual steps
before his fellow citizens and convince them that he than
this
within him make himself useful the community
fellowship people comps
working sacrificing themselves
community
Even very sensitive and
other ideal And
voluntarily
physical annoyances a political campaign9
horde of dull They do what they consider be their
duty without regard to reward appreciation but they their
praises before crowd in phraseology
The method by which political object
refinement from attempting it, but obstacle cyclists
determined influence distinction willing
do any o promo
certain decides political The handspring
his decision snest popularity position
he popularity usually by those
the public welfare
the public pretend that he does
He possess qualities success
himself forward be
must be ready TO dsebe and lie for he obliged to assume friendly
certainly
otherwise he would make enemies of them
and passions OF the public their pudces customary beliefs because
they the widely extended he
side These traits to form phognmy absolutely
man,.
degree sympathy and affection
Of the reader but real life the reader every
election Here of the principal for the failure
government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
Mans Genealogical Tree
$3.50 ~ 80 = y y y y So y sxxsxsssxx

10 the Editor of the erican:
Few realize
with forefaher Starting
four grandparents
and years
024
would give million; and thirty years.
the date of the
the amazing figure of mi
That that each family represented had thirty
generations back 1904 millions tim
contemporaries the generation;
number OF the computed inhabitants the
timaed at about millions.
The thiry generation would millions
with each generation until
5000 5000 authentic history but
mere fraction of the time that
number for which there would standing globes
for family only.
Some would have to be Cancelled being
line OF de-aneera duplicates
related by blood than is generally idered.
On second thought, of
the difficulty If it would
closely inbred
1T should seem to be not unreasonable
given above that the farther back the
the
historical
England under the Tudors a less ntwom
Can any OF your readers throw light this subject
New York A K. vENNING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
Wealth $ Opportunity
By Henry Ward Beecher.
~ y - y - y - y - ; y y - y y - y y y

From for the
collegiate gicale lat the in Tre
Boston,
Indeed 1t WELL golden when all the influences the world
commercial when
ruled
be of the
should
of moral influence is
the church, but the
Inspired kings
imperial 1t OF
awake make
OF thought which through
rich rake the ignorance
cannot 1t the
tabled ndset
preach but
Chysostom shall of the
burn 1t to ashes build
academies and colleges Wealth
standing
island Riches of
gay
the gospel and send them back
should It not and its
hand not gifted with the literature?
Then let hundred
moved
yourself
There
propeng
IKE the natural calls
give growth by wealth. to the fragrant utbearng
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
NO MILLENNIUM.
JUNE IS

much these days 1t does not seem
popular thing theology used to be- Fewer want it; and no
lamb together
think would been
himself the enervang deness OF the
which competent human
beings tina coudha devised.
will that
malaou The keeps be-
and society keeps
everlasting against ones neghbor keeps It's
ving the Garden of Eden society
in
liveran molly
should that
according physical intellectual and moral
himself is retire from the
of
of labor
radiance it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13

many auto do notdo n Honolulu:
Honkth hornsw hen they come o crossings.
their machines down street crossings
pedestrians they safety.
limts'' other rule
coming with when the
latter are coming to STOP even then to give agng passengers chance
Keep to proper particularly residence
more particularly
Keep tags the the cars that the numbers can be seen
Have any regard for police officers
Seldom fail realize that Waikiki Bere
an
proper Mna and Seaside Hotels while
o
y - y y
judiciary building the Japanese while he
Jail Instead feeling themselves uwi the little
authorities them and eoeky
flock just learning to Ii Maxine had been taken
the full everybody, and
regardless
with which the mpatz had dodge from the there would
lave moral effect worth achieving As it the police lost caste
many examples poygotms practically every
furnishing specimens
thing congomeraon where relations
countries
Sos He holl = az Atrslan who avs ont the onanv,s dollars
is nameMoody, less His
the nearest thing to evneei about him. The chief engineer
Unless
the yards Phillips Hawaiian Hnoan
politics The foreman of the lumber yard
andman believes that oh would make good wooden
sboon and who intends experiment The civil for the
Yankee whose first Rowland When last heard FROM he
building Jim who the
Oud He spikes his
and with himself four languages when he trips over the II
the
The timekeeper is
Hawaiian, Herbert
between
as well the that what from the mainland failed doing the
meno of Hawaii do
- y ~
of should him
Think
in postal reven
different
should thirteen only
would
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The CientHow
modest what I'm going to CHARGE
fol it--Ceveand Leader
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13

From address before he ''society promotion
OF collegiate and theological education the west
mont temple Boston, May % 1856
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-13
F'ratt

The az
the /. o.
be held {
city, on 6
p m. Ser
A cord
II Odd
friends.
Donate
the hall 6
BY y
ITonOlul
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01
the SECOND GAME

FIRST INNING Miller Whiffrd
Allen out. short to first; Graham hit
TO right for two bases on fielder
muff Bullock balooned out to shor,
Nibbcrt struck out; Jones few out
to Denton. White out. pitcher TO frs
SECOND INNING-Hendr,Cks got
"A pass 10 first. Denton hit 90 short
forcing Hendricks out AT second
Spottswood hh 10 third. forcing Den
ION out at second: Allen running fol
SpotIswood. steals second. Watson
out on three swings.
Hudson hit grounder to Allen. out
at first: Morris popped out 10 pitch.
er: Swan hit by pitched ball aud takes
first but was caught trying to steal
second
THIRD INNING-Hines famed
Miller singled to left; Allen flew out
to right: Graham walked; Bullock
ended the inning by striking out
Fox couldn't locate the L,.,l on thre,
swings and sit down. Goodwin out
pitcher to first: Hunt,r Ill down uI
three strikes.
FOURTH INNING Hcnd. iCks hi,
"a third. out NJ first, Denton strucl
out; SpOttswOOd out. pitcher To first
Nibbert fOuled out To Hendricks
Jones skied out 20 Graham. White hi
to Sandy and beat the throw To first
White stole second: Hudson popped q
little one to Allen, and was out
FIFTH INNING Watson hit ,af
through pitchers. box: Hines poppa'
out to pitcher, Watson stole second
Miller hit To short and Watson M
thrown out az third All,n famed
Morris flew out To Graham; SwaI
out. short TO first, Fox whifcd
The score 10y innings: r n. e
Oak Halls 1900. . - - - 90 > ,
Sanford ...... u - u . 60 !
Batteries: Spottswood and Bullock
ZONES and SVnn
Base on ballS-OT Jones /: struck
out, BY Jones I. by SpottswoOd I.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01
AT THE AIR DOME.
Hsyeo Closes an Interesting Week at
This Theatre.

Hayco, who has been the leading AT.
traction at the Air Dome all OF the
past week. closed his engagement
lGre last night lie states that in
Il OF his travels he likes Gaines
lille and her people better than any
place he has visited.
Manager Wellington has secured
ior the coming week comedy sketch
by Matheus-Duo. little boy and
girl. and the high price tnat he pays
Tor this act assures the people that
something good will be presented
..r.U.
Since the opening OF the Air Dome
he has met with most liberal patron.
age. ana states that the Increased
business is due largely to the open.
air performances for it proves mucl
more comfortable
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01
SANFORD TAKES THE
SECOND OF SERIES
ALSO TIES FOR THIRD IN FIVE.
INNING CONTEST.
sonethina viii Have 20 BE Done II
We Expect TO Capture Some
OF the Games.

sanford came and conquered two
nut of three and made a tie out OF
,he third game. which was called at
the end OF the fifth inning that the
visitors might catch a train for their
home city.
There is nothing to say. except
that the article OF baseball that the
home boys are now playing Is
nothing like that being put up by
the celery lads. Their fielding was
almost errorless. a good, strong in
field. and their captain knew we'll his
men. and did not fail TO go for them
when they needed jacking up for a
misplay.
The first game here was lost by err
rors and poor base running on the
part Of Gainesville in the tenth and
eleventh innings. the second game
went to the visitors by errors Of
Gainesville In Sanford's part Of the
first inning. but the visitors also made
& few errors Eefore this game was
over, but nOthue like the costly ones
of GaineSvilI-.
II the last few games arn - 'ar.'.'
of the way the boys will play ball.
they had better not seek such fast
company. and try a few rounds with
Waldo. Micanopy. and possibly High
Springs for the latter team beat New.
berry last Tuesday 81 To 26
There are some mighty good play.
rrs on the Oak Hall team it's a
clever crowd uf jolly good fellows. hut
what the people want Is some winning
bah Other rities have raised large
sums Of money and gone after the
best stock ~ be- had. and this Is just
about what will have 90 b" done here
il We expect 90 count for anything
in the final Wind.up Of the season.
Palatka is coming for two games on
Thursday and Friday, also Ocala on
August 10Th. and unless some
changes are made we can all guess
the result.
Following H. the account of the
games yesterday as summarized by
the reporter:
FIRST INNING Miller walt"H
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01

No matter how long you have suffer
I'd. FOley's Kidney Remedy will helI
,Ou. Mrs. s. L. Bowen. OF Wayne. W.
Va. writes: Il was a sufferer from,
kidney disease, so that at times
could not get out of bed. and when
| did ] could not stand straight.
tooH FOley's Kidney Remedy. One
dollar bottle and part OF the second
cured me entirely" II will cure you.
!. w. McCOllum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01
NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE
Gainesville People Should Learn 20
Detect the Approach Of Kidney
Disease.

The symptoms OF kidney trouble are
SD unmistakable that they leave nu
ground for doubt. Sick kidneys eX.
crete a thick. cloudy. offensive urine,
fall OF sediment, irregular Of passage
or attended by a sensation of scalding
The back aches constantly. headaches
aud dizzy spells may occur and the vic.
tim Is often weighed down by feel.
nag OF languor and fatigue. Neglect
these warnings and there l. danger o.
dropsy. Bright's Disease. or dlabetcS
Any one of these symptoms l. warn
ing enough To begin treating the kid
neks at once. Delay often prove.
fatal.
You can use no better remedy than
DOan's Kidney Pills. Here's Gaines.
vile proof:
Mrs. James Doig. 9O2 Alachua ave
nue., Gainesville. Fla, says; 1t Is
now some time since I used Doan's
Kidney Pills and am glad to say that
have had no need OF kidney
remedy. Several years ago Doan's
Kidney Pills drove away severe at
tack of kidney trouble and time has
proven the cure to be a permanent
one. take pleasure In recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills to other kidney
sufferers"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
'ake no other.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01
pisaareeahle AZ Home.

Lots Of men and women who are
agreeable with others. get cranky
a home. It's not dispositiOn-it's the
'iy'r. II YOU fiud in yourself that
YOU feel cross around the house. little
hings woITy you. just buy a bottle
II Ballard'S Hcrbine aud put your liV
r in shape. You and everybody
around YOU will feel better for Il
Price 30 cents per bottle. Sold by w
b. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01

Hunter reached first on error by Hen.
bricks, Vibbert out, pitcher to first.
NINTH INNING-Hines tanned
Miller did the same. Allen out. second
20 FIRST
The score by innings: T h. e.
Oak Halls .OOO3I Oo--l g :
sanford 800 5000 3 s-o :
batteries Hines and Bullock Jones
and Swan
Base on balls-Of Jones l. Hines l {.
two-base hits. Morris. struck out. by
Hines . Jones :
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01
Farmers Union Picnic.

There will be a grand Farmers TN
ion picnic held at the famous Worth
ing,On Springs ON August 18th. A
number OF good speakers will be pres.
mt To address the gathering, and
everyone Is invited to attend and
bring well-iilled baskets.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01

Dysentery Is dangerous disease
hut can be- cured. Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoca Remed,
has been successfully used in min.
'pidemics of dysentery 1t has nevel
been known 10 fail II is equally val
liable for children and adults. an'
when reduced with water and sweet
ened, it is pleasant to take. Sol
by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-08-01

AIlen out on Dunt, Gfaham tanncu, ,
Miller caught trying 10 steal second.
Nibbert singled over third. Jones
hit safe through third. Nibbcrt scor-
ins on overthrow: White hit slow one
10 pitcher and was safe. scoring Jones .
hudson bunted and reached first. and
,tolr second. White scoring on over
.hrow; Morris Tanned. Hudson caught
rry Ing tn steal third Swan struck
"a
SECOND lNNlNG-Bullock out.
short to first; Hendricks famed
Denton out, second To first.
Fox reached Ggst on bunt. God.
win popped out TO Hendricks: Fox
was caught mapping at first; Hunter
reached first on slow one To- third
Nibbert out. pitcher tO first
THIRD INNING SpottswoOd fouled
out to catcher; Watson hit by pitched
ball. took his base. and stole second !:
Hines famed: Watson stole third !:
Miller reached first on a bunt. and
stole second, Allen skied out to cen
tt..
Jones raped one to the fence for
one base; White out. third TO first.
Jones taking second: Hudson singled
TO left; Morris hit to third. Hendricks
tagging Jones as he cam, along:
Swan s!ied orr to Sandy.
FOURTH INNING-Graham out.
short to first; Bullock safe ON hit tn
short: Hendricks hit to third. forcing
Bullock out at second: Denton reached
first on hit TO short. Hendricks taking
second. and went to third on an over
throw; SDOttswood singled. scoring
Hendricks: Watson hits To left. who
dropped IL, Denton and Spottswood
scoring: Watson goes TO second.
Hines popped out to short.
Fox hit through short for one base:
Goodwin out. short to first: Hunter
sacrificed; Vibbert out. short TO first.
FIFTH INNING-Miller famed:
Allen singled over second. Graham
'eached first on pitchers error: BuI.
oCk hit to short and Allen was caught
1t third. Sandy taking second. Hen.
tricks laced neat single over sec.
lnd, scoring Graham. hut Bullock was
labbed at third
Jones out. second to first. White
.inglcd to left, Hudson fOulrd out a.
ipottswood; White goes Ia third on
overthrow: Morris flew out Ia second
SIXTH INNING-D Denton out. short
o first, SpoitswoOd hit through sec.
md for one base, Watson soaked In
lbs for one base, Hines sacrificed.
.liller hit to third. out al first
Swan famed Fox did the same.
iodWin skied out To center.
SEVENTH INNING Allen balooncd
ut To second. Graham out On rs Ia
ccOnd. Bullock struck out
Hunter singled 10 center. Vibbert |
IL 10 pitcher and makes FIRST.
ones out right to first. White out
IA tiy To Allen, Hudson hit 10 left |
coring Hunter aud Nibbert went g.
ccond, Hudson steals third Morri, |
IL iOr tNo bases and scored Hudson |
wan out on a high one 10 center
EIGHTH lNNlNG-Hcndricks skied
ut To left Dvntoh hit over second for
ne base, spOttsNoOd famed DenIon
Iols second; Watson tanned
Fox struck out. GOdwin skied out
D ManlNLnh. m m. h..L--.-A ...-.-
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opportunity
TOOELE

mmwm@ ~ special %
fin
railroad VIII hM h alton
a deal landed
mtwoam No For further h address T % Co., h o
mAmIi5 Next Thursday Apr A. nc
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If you WANT TO BUY REAL Es-
tate, business property OF home, see
J. W. KILLEEN CO., as Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-10

w. cash ] cent ON che dollar psr
'onih' buys o. Groom modern brick
house. price. $3.50.
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Newton Brothers.
Contracting BuilGsrs smd
@eol EaasGs Co.

'eo cash cent ON Che dollar eel.
l'onih buys Groom modern brick
house price $3.50.
500 cash So per month. buvs t.roe,,
pressed brick house. ready 60 f,o,e irt,
strictly modern with large front p,r,b
'nu screened back porch. Price. $3.50.
500 cash. 81 per month. buvs Groom
house. with fun plumbing. pantry. closet.
oath. stairway aud large roof rooms
$500
800 cash. 81 60 per month. bu,s s ,,,..
new modern i-room brick house soYtb-
east, good car service. Price. Ssgu
$3.50 cash buys q nice corner Dot. 90 bv
~. on 18th East and 6th south.
lots ON End West near 7t1 south
ranging IN price from $50 to $50 These
lots are cheap, terms can D, arranged if
desired.
We have for sale a broom modern
brick house. with large basement and $50
nrranEed that rooms can be built ilp-
stairs at "a small cost. terms can be an.
ranged. Price, $500
We have vacant lots in all parts of
the city, will build To suit purchaser
We do our own building Deal direct
with tho owner and builder and save
time and money. Come In and let us nix
ure with you. DO not delay Now is the
time TO get your home
Newton Brothers.
ID Z. South Temple.
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'"' cash. So per month. buys broom
pressed brick house. ready 60 move into
strictly modern with large front porch
'nu screened back porch. Price $500
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No company stores +

Terms Of Sale: One-thmd cash-baance in one an
will be sold until day Of auction April Is. Me-
Minimum price on lots, $500 to $500
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-02-09
SOCIETY.
1~>%>%>/~|>>>>/
Misses Hanser Honorces.

Misses Belle and Rosa Hauser were the honorees at l2 o'clock luncheon given Sunday by Miss Helen Rosen- berg, at her home on Walnut street. Covers were laid for fifteen. After dinner the guests went on the Ar kansas river, where they enjoyed a pleasant afternoon, taking kodak pic lures. The guests present were Misses Hauser, of Newark, N. J.; Ay- 1ene Hiller, of Little Rock; Josie Dreyfus, Ida Dreyfus, Rosa Sunnen- schein. Rena Rosenberg, Helen Rosen- berg and Beulah Rosenberg; Messrs. Mike Yout, of Little Rock; Joe Rosen- berg, Sam Fies, Jake Baker and Mr. and Mrs. A. $. Rosenberg.
 In the evening Miss Rosenberg and her guests were surprised by quite 3 number of their friends. During the evening number of excellent musical numbers were rendered. Miss Bru- nette Silbernagle entertained those present with vocal and instrumental numbers.