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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19
Peoria Lady's
Rosy Cheeks
husband Says She Is Like
the Little Girl He Mar
RED, Since Taxing Cardui,
The Woman's Tonic.

Peoria. uI.-.I am a different per-
lon." writes Mrs. H. a. Harper, Of 81
Prairie Street. Peoria, III, since be
gan to take Cardui. the woman's tonic;
Before taking Cardui, I suffered
miserably for a year, with dragging
pains. which were SO painful that al
last could hardly walk, and laid In
bed most of the time.
Il had headache, was irregular, my
complexion was dirty anc my face blot
ted with large brown spots.
since taking Cardui. nave found re-
lief. don't have the headache like used
70. am regular. my color is Gear, and
am different person.
My husband says I look like the 1T
tie girl he married. with my rosy
cheeks"
Every lady wants to be young and
pretty. and the healthier you can keep
yourself the younger and prettier you
viii look
> Don't take drugs or powerful medi-
cines- That is not the w1y 70 keep well.
The natural way, the safe way, the
sensible way, is. when you feel a little
out of order, to take Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic This is not powerful med
icine, with possible dangerous after
effects, but a mild tonic. prepared from
harmless vegetable ingredients that can
do you nothing but goCc.
Your druggist knows ASK him.
n. B-Write 10: Ladies Advisory
+ Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanoga, Tenn, for Special instructions.
and 64-page book, Home Treatment for
Women" sent in plain wrapper on re-
quest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19

hotel 70 perfect an organization named
the League Of Women Who Have Voted
for Pre<idezr7
DR.. julia Sezton Sears. who is SAID TO
hold the record AMONG women voters,
having cast fur bali0ts for fOrr Ameri-
cans who were sl5cSed president, IN tell
ing OF the NV so1efv. said:
Every woman who has voted In
America fo- president, OF who has voted
in any other country for the nations
head, fs~ehg55se for membership in cur
organization I have voted four times
for president and nv daughter has voted
once for our chief executive.
This league Is not being started for
fad, but with the purpose Of inaugur-
ating a campaign OF practical educa ton
in politics. ] have watched at the polls;
l have counted votes after the battle
was over, and | have made a house 10
house canvass IN Colorado in my dis
trict to see that every woman got out
and voted.
Know Politics to Succeed.
$50 you see,' declared Dr. Sears,
laughingly. Il know the political rppes
and how fences are built up and torn
down. Politics is pretty much like 9th
er business To make success in it
once has to understand it, hence the
need for knowledge amono women.
s-Our idea is to establish in New York
CITY a sort of focalizing point for the
entire state. Whenever called our mem
bers will 90 before gatherings Of wo-
men who desire enlightenment on the
real conditions of politics where women
are new actually voting They will
clearly explain why the ballot is a good
thing and why every woman in the
United States should have it and what
she can do with it.
1--WE believe there is a good deal of
ignorance on the subject at the present
time. and our mission is to clear up this
mystery. Rightly understood, all the
terrors of suffrage will fade away. Hav-
ing passed through all the stages OF the
voter. the members of our league are in
a position TO explain political methods.
Gas TO whether women vote, as some
men now assert they will not when taey
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
do the work whenever you require their
aid. These tablets change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
gloominess into joyOusness- Their ac-
ton is so gentle one don't realize they
have taken a purgative. Sold by all
druggists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19

Thousands Of dollars worth was sold this
week, but theY remains many more
thousands that must be sold. This mann
moth stock comprises every needed arti-
Gle to furnish home or hotel and all of a
grade that has made "Springers
household word for quality.
Come to see us Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19

ceive proper attention in the courts. It
taxes evidence, however, TO convict. and
evidence means that witnesses must take
the stand and testify to raccs. Anv cjt
izen can assume that the law is being
violated 1t very probably is. IN a sur
repthious way But who viii come for
ward with the proof, file complaint and
give evidence in court? The county at
torney cannot base prosecution on
newspaper reports, nor on street ruror.
W W Bridgers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19
Score of Feminine Ballot
Casters Meet to Perfect
Organization Of League
MAKERS OF RUL-
ERS" ONLY ELIGI-
BILE AS MEMBERS
Not To Be Swayed By Fads,
but to Teach Essence OF
Practical Politics.

New York, Feb. 19.-SPurred to &C
ton bv a recent article m describing
the experiences of a woman who twice
voted for president OF the United states,
q score OF women in Greater New York,
ell OF whom have voted for president,
viii gather in the Martha Washington
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19
WORLDS FASTEST
BIPLANE AVIATOR

Charles K Hamilton will fly at Wash
instOn park, in FL Paso. Tuesday and
Wednesday. February % and %. Ad-
mission 81; children, 50 cents. Cut out
The Herald coupons TO-DAY and Monday.
present them at The Herald office before
u Tuesday and get tickets for IS cents
for adults, % cents fo- children Grand
stand free Don't present Herald coll
pOns at park gate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19

DR.. Carpenter, office at the Eye snd
Ear hospital. Stanton and Wyoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19
COUNTY ATTORNEY
MAKES STATEMENT

Continued from Page one.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-19

A carload of fine Office Desks and fine
Living Room Furniture by the well
known crafters, Stickley Bros, Grand
Rapids, Mich, will be placed on our floor
Monday, the Dist This entire line of fine
goods will go at manufacturers cost.
This is an opportunity of a life time to fit
up an office, library or den.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01
Small Talks

W. F. DRAKE-No, sah don't no nothin' bout it, sab!
JOHN M MARTIN-The Methodist S Trent
MANAGER RENToNFrom
good majority.
BREcKoNs-Betwn political dope and the manage
to keep busy
NARsToN CAMPBELL Lmer my business What
did they appoint district judge fort
JULIUS AscH-Evyone cordially Hagrang
the first. 1t happened before.
SECRETARY MoTTsNIITHI haven't had ayOf for
think have coming especially FIVE times have been the
lid.
GEORGE LYcURaUsf the Grill will and
march against the Turks Blood thicker than and thicker
than either.
L. cAsTE father didnt tell just what the resolution that
John Woo tried before the American Board but whatever
was, stopped
pop sPITzERI don't know when they going to widen Hotel
the
years. know that.
W. sHNGLE-My friends the Democrats, lined of ouderkirks
photograph showing convince
Hawai- should be elected
thing Benson the did
hands with him under the impression
to for me Ineve saw him until he
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01
FIGURE 1T OUT.

Dearly doth ''sidegs
@ out and also to try ascertain whether
condolences have them
are general throughout known Honolulu
just prlef sample each class with
no longer needs its tell about
MY husband is rather fond of clam chowde
always when his material
card quite often But it
town. and know he has had in
ago did learn that Friday
the continent and take meals
with less obsvant
paying for Friday dinner
be had Look it class In
Honolulu the calling day for the
the hotels Friday YOU
saw something hnt
religion perhaps but that of
vegetables
the
theory the subject and get literary
phrases and try to sell it
the right of labelling the article,
unexpnb coincidence If
everything your newspaper concerning elections combining
literary diet study the
cholera
the similar subjects
can't help
claimed Mr. Pwick that
whenever big
your
at Figure if
work. acdam
franchise
do things
pOlcsand
seec o. it S a coincidence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01

who took advantage of this remarkable
offer is evidence enough of their simple
minds untrammeled by anything APP
preaching Independent observation,
which is putting it mildly.
just about the time his bank account
began to swell to visible proportions
some mean person, lady whom he had
bamboozled, registered kick with the
board of immigration. Doctor Clark
turned her over to the county attor-
ney's office and Harry Lake started
work on the case. Out of a dozen
available cases he picked out three on
which to charge him.
The embezzlement charge arose out
of his souvenir propensities. One
woman gave him set of solid Russian
silver spoons upon which to raise that
$40 for the trip to Russia. He made
no attempt to raise the money, of
course, and afterwards returned them
with the exception of one which he
kept. Its value is set at $3.50 and
hence the fourth charge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01
INTERPRETER TRIES
TO GET RICH QUICK
And Lands in the Tanks Where
He Is Now Contemplating
FutiIity of Riches.

With a smile somewhat awkward and
general conciliatory expression spread
over his features in thick layer, Leon
Marehe Dombrowsk on Saturday gave
his name to the receiving clerk at the
police station and saw it go down on
the blotter opposite four nasty charges.
Leon Marche-D ombrowski is one of
the few men in the city who speaks
English and Russian and has been con.
sidered the Russian interpreter of the
police court owing 90 his numerous APP
pearanees there in that capacity, The
next time he appears before the court
II will be for other reasons.
Mr.. Dombrowsh has, or had, one Of
the best get-rieh'quiek schemes ever
improvised In Honolulu and had oil
propositions aud gold mines beaten to
FRAGILE.
His methods were unique in so far
as he took ouly q portion Of what was
offered linn and posed ne the most
honest man IN Honolulu He has not
monopoly on that last accomplishment
Three Of the charges against him are
Tor gross cheat The other Is for en-
hettlrmeni according 70 the stories
told hy his victims he was appearing
among The Russians in Honolulu o. q
man who could srud them back 10 Rus
,ia fof The small cum ~ ten dollaFa
an Do asked was three dlllara down
lnd no balance when they NeFs put
aboard chip
tlf namhe N b, iellow sagalrymen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01

HONoIuIU. PAgr ANp rRnsnNr.

FONObu4'u,
couple servants weeks ago. They have turned out
all right and have given leisure for observation and
true sense of that instance Dce
should the next legislature make only
cash but of the morals of the community missionary ctb
m use city instead Of town for growing pretty fasat the
resulted in rich discoveries the observation brought about like
results things public perhaps fully
and win be of the rent variety
As to Oldm did myself history believe
David Coppfd youthful days we believe hi
but sad relate and only anonynous must
admit am no longer Hence looked further
them did ascertain that years good From them learned
was crime and worse still sim to make noises night From them
learned that had bulldog permitted
the climate make you lazy violated the commandment about getting busy
the Sabbath matched nkel poker gambed
Industry and thrift in the land and h and idene
Nothing immoral according standards
mite going in this believe
So saith the law books history all good me-
although degenae departed from these
old my just the same Some
times legends trustworthy history amongst
acquaintance several perhaps oldtmes
Part of what they hearsay; of
But contradictory anyone arrested and
punished for violation of the laws my informants the
of record Noises night not have they
to have been of the psamnng
on any old day. and quite often without consulting the calendar other mems
wives Craps had been of
Hgb quantity and bridge wholly unknown
freely made One old lady dog
the law planned grandfather given graphic
the lazy admOnion in the law was 1 d @ e my mus
Sabbath day always kept holy days 'bo performed
and an additional days
And after sizing those days Honolulu was
not missionary The yourself the Hawaiian Ask
the Jap Ask the Camn ask the Ko
rean or the Hindu If either of them integenty
would probably on general principles
you have thus afrmaty
coming week. walk along Hotel
sudysf You don need church games
marathon and yacht and skating gardens
buffet appennce band kissing
count for much for the doubt whether
even T. r. in the Friend "A NJ P' Times
violation evidence Gambling Notwithstanding
police the
it, and the society leaders do it. And it's gambling particularly
the
rrng and automobile ting erupons
y NJ o. A.
lose money himself
as large as he wants Notwithstanding
congress and the vigilance officials gets
wants it, and them religious ON Sunday
nearly
hot sake constitute the principal o the rite
And Honolulu a
years after the good old praised here
increase population
the lower But sad relate
no matter what the records
the handful of MayhOwe tourists miuy
multiplied millions.
We board pass that we must be
rants unless to church Sundays Wednesdays
and legislature does MOTH
And sdeights and will be optimistic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01
JAPANESE is FOUND
DEAD IN RESERVOIR

Draining one of the waialua reser-
voirs in order to recover him, laborers
at the Waialua Agricultural Company's
plantation yesterday found the drowned
body Of Sahara, a Japanese workman.
The body was recovered at noon and
the details of the accident or intent
which caused the death have not yet
reached the city. An inquest win be
held shortly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01
WE ARE VAIN.

was downtown about
ing for particular kind kitchen assured me
produce
search led by the waiting
am going but
particularly interested individual learn
who he was for the which he protection
led me to believe that his uame Moses
realization
muncatye And then did learn that the
spe line but also other directions of
ne w TO That
you from your hearhsoe life
ne pessed Socialist Of the Smitz
The only condition attached
portrait method is that only look well
chased only from the artist which he
cost This is detail but always strictly
And the
his scheme for working be
vain people and the fellow
when ''we all probably
search his abode will somewhere hung
ayd IN the Famnt his people
tax Chinese as well as he rolls out English promises
say - assure YOU as times the Celestial English
speaking people in his TRADES Chinese New
for all the be brok
The don the portrait line depending more on photo
graphs TO diy himself And be
TOT whether as an net OF eNay evidence ownership
looks pleasant at The photographer lady
not be ms wife But sa he sticks largely
could lle t1qIcuel lHs by
residence Of four months, induce him
The Koreans uuacrouu the
sill buy the money, have photographs taken
often ~ che lR tr and unTesh she 10
further che ssaa powerful phrase keeps
win srl peiiugt.
h, hu'sas flsy yps They love 10 hear
Hofaif iat aud ao lgs lem, um na
sA "'m" ie heu particularly "'a oa BY eho sboaeh having
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01

smooth face should from every tradition wear hiskers jacks
people depend the Iie camp for
Preparation Of their
All he Hindu doSR know what photograph wouldn't have
taken he did
doctors in f discovery cholera
The Hawaians glass houses though and should not
% at what we are pleased to call the inferior
and them enlarged picture shows where
we appear and altogether like III looks
And will buy galore; thereby to the
s,-ry which Link
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01
KNOWN EVERYWHERE.

Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera anI
Diawhoea Remedy Is today the beer.
known medicine in nee for the reinf
and cure Of bowel complaints II euses
gripping, diarrhoea, dyseniery, ant
should be- taken AZ che fret unnatural
iuosenea ~ tho hDwfls Ter sale by 40
arnlen lenson, smllh a 90. la,
agents ~ HHWal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01

Industrial Choking Policy,
The Funny Things of Life.
Mistah cOttrill, for Instance.
Trent as an Author.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-01

Hyhande GLAD that a. broken long
hps Boz for auloip l Democratic paIer a. % ~ be- 10
40 sutho Of M following as IagHdi Die style Ths appears
opsnng lHragl Road aud 49, mbh
hiH haads'
oatf ppaa q lfff euisa 'ad rotate.
hl Na tfraH being pgath ana De- cola W other hat hnf
fHipmn hao hnd aiplfHr far fli fHFtan he
et0 slHa faug sry iusaf Want iisi naatts lFf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-02
ETERNAL vIGILANcE-.Nrr.u
(Weston Leader.l }

(Weston Leader.)
Carelessness and indifference and
don't-give-a a-whoop-ishness are not
among the characteristics of a model
legislator. Since the voters of Oregon
a larger sense of responsibility than
they exhibit might be expected. Per
haps little of the old-time party
spirit" which animated them when
they wanted to beat the enemy's tick
ct is lacking. Perhaps (perish the
thought) they may be growing weary
of Oregon's wonderful political laws.
and do not wish to burden themselves
with the cares of statecraft The Lead
er assumes that the voters were es-
pecially Indifferent at Weston, but 1t
seems they are deficient in ginger else
where. We even find the Oregon Daily
Journal, the great advocate of the peo-
pies sovereignty, lamenting. 1t says:
"A large proportion of voters are al
ways slow about registering, but never
before were so many of them SO slow
as now. 1t is good while till election
and most voters are as yet rather in
the registration books close and from
present indications not half the voters
Of this city and county will have reg
stored. This is not an encouraging or /
state of affairs. Every
yoter ought to register and vote. AS |
We have said on several previous sim
lar occasions, it is a duty rather than
privilege to do this. The man who
loes not register and vote has no
light to complain of bad government,
Tor of no government. He negatively
eclares that he has no interest what
Yer in public affairs. He renounces
he chief feature of citizenship; he
uts himself in point of citizenship in
he company of idiots, insane people,
onvicts and Indians not taxed. He
annot be heard to profess loyalty to
he government or patriotism defined
s love of country"
Indeed, whittier are we drifting? Is
possible that the sovereign voter t
oes not appreciate the glorious priv {
eges entailed by the Initiative and t
eferendum, the Recall, the Direct a
rimary, Statement No. /, and sich? t
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-02
Summons.

In the Circuit Court of the State OF
oregon for Polk County. Department
No. 2.
A. L. sperling and C. L. sperling
Plaintiffs, VS.. Luther Williams. and
Kate G. Williams, his wife, Oliver M
Williams, William H. Williams. and
ants.
To Luther Williams, Kate G. Will
Jams. Oliver N. Williams, William IT
Williams, and Mary X. Williams. the
above named defendants:
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
You and each of you are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer the com
plant filed against you in the above
entitled suit in the above entitled
court, on or before six weeks from the
date OF the first publication of this
summons, and you are further noti-
Z he'd that If you fail so to appear and
answer the plaintiffs viii apply to said
court for the relief therein demanded
/ to-wit:-For a decree against yo,,
and each of you that the plaintiffs are
the owners in fee simple Of the follow
ing described real property, to-wit: A
part OF the ID. l. c. of Leonard Will
iams and wife, Claim No. 42, Not No.
1851, in TIP. S. r. 4 West Of the Will
annette Meridian. in Polk County, ore
Commencing at the Northwest cor-
ner OF the Thomas l. Burbank d. I.
Z. IN TIP. s r. 4 West of the VIII
Mer. IN said County and State. thence
west Il chains; thence North sl.sO
chalns; thence East 5s.2O chains.
thence South IL degrees 80 minutes
East ss-2l chains; thence West 5l.25
chains TO the place Of beginning con-
tanning 1875 acres. more or less.
Also, commencing SO feet due East 81
the southeast corner OF the above de-
serieed tract OF land: thence East 10
the center OF the county road LEADING
from Independence TO Salem: thence
North along the county road SO feet.
thenee West to a point so feet East OF /
the East line Of said above deSrrfbs,5 /
tract; thence South II degrees "a mir
utes East 50 feet TO the place Of he-
ginning. containing 1-l3 acres rnora
OF less And that said defendants ar,s
each OF them be forever harre5 e15
enloined from claiming any right ~
ue. interest or estate in OF 10 ssid A.
$1,000 premises or any part thereof.
anl Tor such other and different ra5iaf I
as IN equity seemeth Just
ms summons Is published once ,
week Tor period Of six successive
.na consecutive weeks in the PoIt
lolnV observer, beginning with the
sslse Or June "a. 1s1o. and endior
!, !, ~. IN ne lssue OF August 5fh. 1910. un-i
- end N pursuance Of the directions ,
,entained IN an order OF puhIicsf5o0
= summons made herein b Hon "a |
7 Coad. County Judge of pom Co.. ,
y. Stete of OREGON. made and dated A.
nainrers az Dallas Polk Con-tv-
lrsson, June p. 1916 the date 81 fSs !
- pueileation hereof is June "a I
sic. and the date of LAST rrhi5r.tf-,.,
iereof Win Be August S. 1919.
b r. SWOPE
Attorney for PlaintIrr
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-02

The Portland Journal is panied tina
such a worthy, able man as DIR. James
Wlthycombe should be sacrificed on
the altar of ring politics for Jay Bow
erman. Forsooth! But this has a
strange ring. This same good DIR.
Withycombe is the man against which
this same Journal made such an un-
fair. nasty fight few years ago as
was a disgrace to Oregon Journalism
Many good Republicans OF the state
sincerely regret the defeat of such men
as DR.. Withycombe and C. b. Moores.
but We don't ask any of the Journals
brand Of sympathy. II either Of these
or any other good man had been sue
cessful, they would now be getting be-
smirched with billingsgate and red ink
Just as Bowerman now is at the hands
of this Independent 90 newspaper
This is worth a little ponderlng by
gullible Republicans-Newberg Gra-
phic.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-02
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Comings and Goings as Told by Our
Exchanges.

Mrs. James Forrest went to Dalla
Saturday. to visit reiatives.-salen
Statesman.
Mrs Claud Dunn returned hom,
saturday from a weeks visit in Port
land.-woodburn independent
Road Boss John Ebbe returned tn,
tirst OF the week from Dallas. wher,
he had been consulting his physician
Toledo Leader.
Mrs w. w. Percival and daughter.
Pearl Of Independence. attended the
races two days OF last week.-Mc-
Minnville Telephone-Register.
Airs. Jennie Hayes and daughter.
Miss Edna, returned TO their home al
Dallas Yesterday. after attending the
Quinaby campmeeting and visiting
Mrs. A l. Beckner.-Salem states
nan.
Miss Ella Roy. who had charge OF
the singing at the Christian church
during the special services. went 70
e-tta-1s ANaatANf Aoi a snort hlAlt with
her sister before she returns 20 her
home IN Portiand.-Amity Standard.
C. A caIiins and sons claude and
oscar. made a trip to Lewlsyine. Polk
county. a few days aEo. where thev
have a ninety acre farm on the Lack
amute river and where they conten-
'late making further Investments
hough they say they DO net contsn-
'iate leaving NeEherg permanently 4
Sewberg Graphic.
9 L Hauisy. reeeut o. o. A. q ana .
rsembiy nominee Tor Joint senator
rom Polk and Benton counties. len
BIS ciy Yesterday On q freight train
or his hone AZ Mccoy. This - no IN
ication nat Mr. Hauiey t. q slow
Zach but rather that hs is becomine
lch a man 81 -usirht- b. public az
airs that it is necesary 70 travel ou
easy iralna-corvauh Garefse-
'meA
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-02
For Sale or Rent.

Ten-acre poultry farm; $50 birds
as follows: 100 laying Buff Leghorn
hens; 450 Spring chicks, early matches,
all full-blood strain prize-winners; 100
Indian Runner ducks, prize winners.
A bargain for some good, steady man.
Plenty of houses and fencing; in
cubators; IL brooders; good dwelling
and small barn; near Dallas. Reason
for selling, wish to dissolve partner
ship. Inquire at this office. 62S-tf