davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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American Tel. and Tel. conv. 4s......... los
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. so
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures os
.ttchison conv. IS bid).................... l0e
,Atchlson conv ss.................... los
Atlantic Coast Line LIST As (bid) ..........95
brooklyn Transit conv. is................ SO
Central of Georgia IS Odd ...............1o los
Chesa peakc and Ohio INSTRUMENTATION. lol,
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. iEs.......... o.
Chicago. B. and Quincy Joint 4s........ 95
Chicago, b. and Quincy gen. 6s.......... 81
Chicago. Nil. and st. p. deb. 4s........ %
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Cotton. quiet; middiing l4Is: gross re-.
ceipis i,os6 bales; sales, 400 bales: Stock
lo2ass bales; export Coastwise. S,slG bales:
Total today at all ports-Net receipts
S1,7sl bales: export to Great Britain. ~ pie
bales: to France $500 bales: TO the Cont
ncnt. 3,sSi bales: stock, ss..7ts bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts Ell :, !;
bales; 10 Franco s5.es1 bales; to the Cont
ncn, sjis5 bales. to Japan. 2sta bales
Total since september a, all ports-Nets
receipts 2,62o,ii5 bales. export to Great
Britain. sisss bales; 10 France. oe.,.sI bales;
to tho Continent 6s4.sss bales: to Japan
ieia5 bales; TO Mexico, 700 bales.
New orleans La. october es.-cotton-
Spot cotton steady and nnchansed; MID
ding. lij4c$ Sales on the spot 600 bales anu
e,oao to arrive. Cotton futures openea
steady points up to appoints down. ga pics
were up to expectations and the Wea.ne.
map indicated cold weather ana .trost ~
norttous of tho Western and Central sections
Of the cotton belt. After the call the more
active months were put eos points over
Yesterdays close as the result of a rush OF
buyins orders from bulls who we're Impress
bv Increased offerings from the bear sac,
and the trading months were sent ICY pcln ls
under yesterdays last quotations. ss'ea "a .
were aggressive al the morning Anu a,,. -.
tween 10 10 o'clock increasea .ne.i r
ket 10 leveIs ioGp15 points under Sestsluas
close. Just when the market began g lo ,os
ysrv weak kilograms from Texas reported
heavy frost last night with more ,.,9s s1s \,
ice which had. It was oniinc1 ~
1 brough, about a small reaction. In the az
s,erneon session the market was s.ea ,.,l E,
on buying OF covers by shorts. W ls we,
rather nervous over the prospee.s Te los
~, ms. s,cady at a ne, decline of 4ms points nj
Close: october a:s November; rs - p .s
cember, 1926 January. l4.S iaa1c en- t y
May, Ass; July. l'es.
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Wilmington. \. c.. October as.-spiri.s
Turpentine-Steady at 1ss1lsc., receipts 81
casks. Rosin-Frm at 81 go; receipts g bar-
rels Crude rurpentine-Firm at si.50ds.on:
receipts IS barrels. ~ rs
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III New york, October es.-- Beeve.--steers 1850
7.oo; scrubs. 1870 bulls. 1915 15.i5; COWS,
Ss.s "a s5, c.alves--Y 81 tops. fll;
cmiis-s rs 6pa.bo. graysers and fed calves StGp
a: We sterns, Ia bb0 sheep and Lambs
Sheop. sac $50; Sculls lambs, tbboa7.o 100;
Iculls. SIS. n Hogs-h!a rket lower at 70 q $40,
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tine--Firm at 76A orc: sales 5i5 casks; re-
cepts CO. casks: shipments SIT casks; stock
1850 casks. Rosn--Ffrn,: sales e rs barrels;
receipts 1853 barrels; . hipments 1.479 barrels;
stock 7s,22t ba rrels.a Quote: 3. so.bo.. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
f New york, October .s,-Flopr--Steady and
t,,nchanged. Buckwheat Four-IRchanged
rye Flour and Rye--steady, Cornmeai--ul'lh''
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LOCAL MARKET 4JoT TAT 10 IS.

I rurn,shed by Levy Commission COMPANY Ies' !,
Commission Mcrchants. Richmona: ,a,n
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baltimore Md. October os- H-llea t7--E,as
Ter spot contract, 80 southern on craze,
I-,rn N - White. S7db37l4 &. Rye Firm;
No western, domestic. 7s1 soc. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Dried apples.,,, ......s.,,..t.t.t'r ~
Onions. dry, per bbl.t,....,.',', l.'s q SEQ
Potatoes. Irish. No j, bbl.,,. 200
An,,Ies I ncrl III. ,...,.....t... LIS 500 81
MARKET c,onditions--Turkey OF good size
aud RAJ arc sea rec, 81 Chickens are IN heavy
receipts and market only fairly active, E ,sS
90 =, ~ and wanted Hides wanted and tlrm..
Dried apples. potatoes aud pears active, ~ y
mutations. Choice No. 4 apples In good de-
mand and can be sold readily NJ
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Chicago, Ill, October CSC tle,-Marleet
duh ana weak. Reeves. $3.50 9z7o; Texas
steers s3,ao "a $50; Western steers. A1s-7o:
thelfsrs. $a!e00 20; e lives. 81 q 7.2S Hogs
Market slow. n tIgh X 3s.4a d s.a5;3 mixed. s7gl
egs,yo: heavs, s7:7oD s,so: rou Ehs. 7og 7,so;
good heavy : % ssS; plss g
steady. Native. s275 a. t.40;t westarn. $50 A.iO
syearlings, SE6o@5so; lambs. native. $3.50
40: western III s. q 90 5seis
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RICHMONp no BA eco 4 MARKET,
ssss ~ sTichulont, ~ a., Or tohers Is, 1910.
Brights-U nG han god: . quiet but frnls liSh.
xsc Us tS,s Dark Toh scco- Recorder ed.~Ne'
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Wheat, alioo bushels; corn. 1o4, SEQ H bushels;
oats, 2Si.7G0 bushels. s
1 cash grain closed: W.heat-No.S2 red. ~ Z
"a Csc. No. 3 red. ol,.l aic.;:a = hard, ~,
a9s,*c. No. 5, ha I'd, els a o4c.; Nol NORTH
ern. s1.Sal .N; No. northern, N.es g ' ~,
ep,Le3: No. spr,pE IS a asc.:: velvet chat,
ooc. d $780, durnm 50 m91c. 6'ornr-No. = 80. 4ael
,as.c: No. white: aez q 5oc.;l Mo- yellow,
taa 5o4cs; No. @ 4aa.c; mo- wn''e.
4ea 4aI.c.; No 5 yellow. te1. q 4s7tc.;E 70. .
Az. a 4sc.: No. white. as q ASH No, = ye-
low, Az. q iac oatsNo. white. g z q by. 6.
No. 5 White. aga sonc.; MOI " 8. g asH 9,
standard, $50 33Ec. s'}.Si2 -
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7CL losing, -BOND QUOTATIONS

i Chi. n. +. and Pac. ny. rfs. Is tbid ". q
Eric conY. As. series "a q
Erie conv. 4s series "B'..................5i ~
marlborough Metro. 4i.s..............,..f5S 50!
inter. Nero Marine 4,ss. ............. $751;
kansas city southern lst IS. ......... 73l
! Louisville and Nash Ua is lbid )...,.. e. a
Missouri Pacific ..... 49,
Missouri PacIlc conv, 5s................... ~
I Norfolk and Western list con. 4s........ 99L
Norfolk and Western conv. 4s............ 99H
r,cnnsylva MIA cony. 3hs u9l5) ........... e6$
ST. Louis and San Fran. gen. 5s........ 81 4
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Harrison Street)-Ney.
/ D.. pastor. Preaching
I. NJ. and SIP NJ sun
! NJ. (AI. r.. Coz. supto.
prayor-meeting at 8
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81JTH EItlAlV,gE ~ 10. . .
FIRST ENGLISH LuT HEFsANist G 81 N Sts1H
Monl1men Avenue and LON pa "a stree w.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
StreetB)-Rev. DAVID
pastor. Preaching by
Ms; subject. The Sur
y, Nj, subject. Strife
unday School at 800
'inston, Supt.) Prayer
al r. !, u. 4 cordial
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
sales at Union Stock STards.)
II ieh'mond, oetober g 1910;

Thigh
Report fof the live stock market for the
week end Ing sOctoh Ter q: \ al
Recelp tsrc tie 553S head calves, 10 head;
sh eep,T ols head !: hog 3. IL KS head
y Best "a ers, V II So; on extra lot higher:
medium 10 good. ~. a $40; common TO fair.
al a lac.; best hi fcrs. BE-; Smedunlsto good
TX a Az c.; 81 common 70 fair ~ g ~; best
cows a a I,4cs; n,edium ito Il good. 3ls % SNr,;
common "a fair, s,4 q c.; bulls. 3is sac;
ca ives q size IS saers, 4tc.: COWS and
calves, SIS a $500 per lead sheep, 2M Q &c.;
lambs, sse.; t Z pest noss, 49,
ST Is, ~ a. Slac. S5i 'sS Il ss sfs
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CHURCH (FOU-.
REV. LAlN.DON II.
4 ilI.s,crYices at II =.
8 4 FREQ and all are
lay School at $3.50.
Is every Sunday
the main body Of
&c. Ma.sste ! teacher lei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

EFT CHRISTIAN.
morning and night
d. c.. MAcLACH.
...AlwaysEAb
P. M sy"Unity OF
,hoolS o:@ a. N.
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a PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST APREsBYTERIAN CHuRCH-EEV.
F.. r McFADES,iD y. D., MISUNDERSTANDING II
a. VI and S P. 81. "Wednesday z. II. s
SECOND PREsBiTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, D. D.. pastor. Ser.
vices at II a. n. and p. AZ Wednesday
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& pastor. Rev. GEO. W.
VII preach at II ~ NJ.
School CA. w. Patter-.
i. a welcome to all.
., CHURCH CRANK,
reets).-Rey. GEORGE
Forge, Va, Will
nd s r. NJ. The subject
,ce VIII be Everlasting
& service there will be
and attractive musical
u choir. Sunday School.
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REGULAR SERVICES sS OF IRsf
Church otf Christ scientst Will lbs Ae!d 10.
5narlx Ayanue and Meadow 8 reetl - at RI !
o.clock, SUBJ ect. Rg Pun
hWednesday ayening TESTING on III \, and experl-
ence n,eoting iso, Tbs read gyrootns
Az located In ths a NIB on ,omnserce
buildIpx,s ana are open every dhy from ~
n: on cord
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4, BAPTIST CHURCH.
e and IS r. n. Prof. ].
Richmond College, will
1.-THE morning service;
Al ;IIiterature." Rev,
III prea CHI at the even.
school at $3.50 "a. NJ.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev D.. r. McGEhCIIY Will preach at L
a. NJ. and S r. 81. Sunday School at 3:s
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7Eli'I5l3 I54WUULI, NJ X
Bright, No. 1, tubwashed. lb,.,
Bright, No, ?. unwashed. ios,'
CHI, unwashed. free OF burrs,.
{ CHI, unwashed. lightly burrS.
!. en-, unwashed, medium bury
MISCELLANEOUS
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q 4 = X - m 75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

1n EA AZ PLAcn METHoDIsTEA uHURcH.-
s,nday. school rally at $3.50 NJ, address "a
~ Rev, S. c.. II .ATcHE =. !:
Ray. H. u. 1,lPsCOM p. MI preeacn 81 = IL :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-29

Dry flint, lbr.,,., 80 .il -. I.
Dry salt. lb.... ,,.'. :.
Green. salt. H., ...' + ~
Green, lb....ts .'.....y'.......''''
Green, damaged, lb...'.,.',.,..'
TalloW ....,s..,s......
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
WE HAD SOME REAL
REFRESHING RAIN

Rain has been such scarce arti-
Gle all over this northwest that
when we do get little bit of a
shower it is worthy of comment in
the newspapers. To say that it
rained' would hardly be describ-
ing it properly, or doing it justice.
An editor of one of the weekly ex-
changes has the right idea, and
makes note of last Fridays rain as
follows:-
After many days of arid desic-
cation, the vapory captains mar
shaded their laundering hosts and
poured out upon searching humani-
ty and the thoroughly incinerated
vegetation few inches of aqua
pluvialis. -
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
Spokane Team Coming.

Spokane, WASH, Aug. S.-Ar-
rangements have been completed by
Manager Pace to send the Hover
Schiffner team on Il trip through
Montana to meet some of the fast
est teams, beginning this week. The
first series OF three games will be
played ut Kalispell, after which two
games will he played in each Of the
following cities: Whitefish, Dill
lon and Hamilton.
THE Montana teams are. play
ing good ball." said Pace, and
our boys will have to put up the
real article to get in the running.
Our team had planned to disband
for the season, but has now decided
to make the trip. The games at
Hamilton will close our season this
year.
Crane, who will do most of the
pitching on the tour, will make the
best players in Montana go some
if he is in shape"
Sparks Brothers, team made
tour of Montana short time ago
and was forced to take the shor
end of the score in six of the eigh
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
THE SPOKANE DERBY WINNER OF 1909.

of
of
fair being far superior that Of last ea-nd the
into IN
usual the fourth day o. t:s :ai
man. winner + picture above
unqualified
this and there Will De
Robert Cosgve
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
LIFE ON PANAMA CANAL

has had one frightful draw Understandable
ria-that has brought suffering and
death to thousands. The germs cause
chills, fever and ague, biliousness, jaun-
dice, lassitude, weakness aud general de-
bility. But Electric Bitters never fail to
destroy them and cure malaria troubles
''Three bottles completely cured me of a
very severe attack of malaria" writes
Vim. Fretwell, of Lucana, N. c., "and
I've had good health ever SINCE" Cures
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles,
and prevents Typhoid. Guaranteed by
Public Drug Co.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our most,
heartfelt thanks to the kind friends,
and neighbors for the many acts
Of kindness shown us and words of
sympathy during the sickness,
death and burial of our darling
Doris. Also to DR.. Lees, for his.
special care and kindness.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Small.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11

When the digestion is all right,
the action of the bowels regular,
there is a natural craving and relish
for food. When this is lacking
you may know that you need a
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They strengthen
the digestive organs, improve the
appetite and regulate the bowels
Sold by all dealers.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
TAX AMENDMENT TO
BE VOTED ON AT
FALL ELECTION

Is Montana to be advertised as
effectively and extensively in the
future as it has in the past two
years? This is a question which
will be decided at the polls this
fall. 1t is very certain that it will
not be if the tax amendment fails
which will be submitted at the fall
election, because if it does fail the
state will have practically no money
with which to conduct the adver-
Using campaign through the pub
licity bureau. The amendment
provides that the state tax levy
shall remain the same as at present,
212 mills, until such time as the
assessed valuation of property
within the state shall exceed $780,
100000, when it shall automatically
decrease to 112 mills. The present
law provides that when the asses
sed valuation shall reach $500, OOO,-
900 the rate shall decrease to lie
mills. This year the assessed val
uation will go over that figure, and
unless the amendment carries the
states revenue will be reduced to
$500, OOOor $459, 600, which will be
far less than enough to run the state
government.
Nor will the publicity bureau be
the only department effected. The
appropriations heretofore made to
the state educational institutions,
in addition to the revenue de-
rived by them from the land
grants, will be Topped off. instead
Of more coal and quartz mining in
spectors, being employed to look al
ter the lives and safety Of coal anC
quartz miners, of necessity some
will be taken off; instead of NOR
bank examiners being employed t.
look after the financial soundnes
Of institutions in which Montan
people have deposited millions Q
dollars, the force will be reduced
and SO it will go in every depart
| ment, whereas the development
/ and expansion now manifested
/ the state rightly requires tina
il there be increases instead of reduC
i tons.
The situation in a nutshell We
explained by Governor Norris {
Billings in his address before tn
: Good Roads convention. The il
come of The state for the last fisc;
year, said Governor Norris
| placed to the credit of the gener;
fund was 81, 26O, 426.15. The il
| come for the present year may |
estimated at approximately 81 800
| 1866. There will be a conside
| able sum of cash on hand at tt
close of the fiscal year, but excel
for the decision of the supren
court, which permits the levying
! 212 mill tax this year, when tt
assessed valuation will excet
$500, 100000. there would ha'
been large deficit. Kalispt
Times.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11

Two million dollars worth of bug.
gy whips were manufactured in
this country during the last year,
even if the automobile is here to-.
stay.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
Notice..

Mr.. Sessil, proprietor of the
Orpheum Theatre, has installed
two swinging electric fans which
keeps the place nice and cool dur
ing the evening performances.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
SHOULD ORGANIZE TO
FIGHT FOREST FIRES

That the forest fires of the past
month are but forerunncro of worse
to come unless people give more
active heed to warnings. is the
tenor of a review of the fire situa-
ton by the Western Forestry and
Conservation Association based up
on the advices from private and
official fire. fighting agencies thru
out the northwest. August has
commenced with conditions inf
nitely more dangerous, for besides
increased dryness of the forests, due
to prolonged absence of rain, al
most continuous fire fighting has
only kept in check innumerable
fires which still shoulder to he
famed beyond control should strong
wind prevail.
Turnout most Of Oregon and
| Washington, up to the present time,
more extensive organization by
timber owners and the forest service
than has ever existed before has
fairly we'll counterbalanced the UNI
usually great number of fires.
Most of them have been controlled
promptly. Nevertheless the aggre-
gate of small outbreaks in valuable
timber represents heavy loss. The
Santiam, Klamath, Wallowa and
Hood River districts in Oregon, and
the Gray's Harbor and Colville dis
tricts in Washington have suffered
seriously. Three men and four
women have been burned to death
in these two states already, and the
season is not half over.
Since all the forces are fighting
day and night, with no ti,.e to
make reports, it is impossible to es-
innate the damage done in Idaho
, and Montana, though doubtless
, there has been much exaggeration
In Idaho, especially, where timber
owners fire associations are nightly
8 efficient, what seems an almost
hopeless situation has been gotter
pretty we'll in check. In the Coeul
: d'Alene district but three fires re.
;, main not reported under control
! these being on Pine and Graham
Creek, near Wallace, and on tn
west side of Lake Occur d'Alene
: In Western Montana the situation
. is about as bad as it can be, al
o available help being enlisted with
. out any certainty Of the outcom
! if rain does not soon intervene.
The Association emphasizes tina
i the most dangerous portion of tn
season is still to come. There ar
10 fires everywhere that are barely be
ing held in leash. New ones vii
;. overtax all existing organizations
- Since conditions threaten unde
II which fire may travel long dis
70 tances, timber owners are urged t
# extend patrol beyond their ow
Va tracts to all danger points. Estal
NJ lishment of citizens fire brigades
70 advised, organizing in advance f(
II having help, leadership and equiv
ment available without loss of tim
Cities and towns are asked to tai
= similar steps to supply men whe
= called upon, with arrangements f
,h transportation. Every citizen
~ urged to spare, neither friend
= foe in reporting violations of Il
~ fire laws, especially by camper
-, land-clears and spark emitting loo
\. motives. 1t is pointed out by
!. Associations that if the warnin
widely circulated earlier in the Sc
son had resulted in such stcl
loss of life and property would ha
been largely avoided. They st
M apply with even greater force.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11
games played, and the Hover
Schiffners are in hopes of making a
better showing.

In buying cough medicine,
don't be afrai | to get Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is
no danger from it, and relief is.
sure to follow. Especially recon-
menled for coughs, colds and
whooping cough. Sold 10y all deal
erS.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11

A COW in Kentucky died after
eating a lot of green tabacco.
| That's what COW gets for not
! learning to use a spittoon.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-08-11

Boys who are successful in de-
ceiving their mothers often become
lawyers who can deceive juries.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-04
REMARKED AFTER
LONG SEPARAT ION
Washington Couple Celebrate
Their Second Honeymoon
When Aged.

TACOMA. June 15.--After ten years
Of misunderstanding and separation
job Lamlev and his bride are quietly
celebrating their second honeymoon in
a little cottage in the Indian addition
Of this city. Job IS eighty-one years
of age. feeble and palsied; the bride is
six-v-nlre. white haired and gentle.
Fi1tv-six years ago they were married
for he first tine. but after rearing a
family Of nine children a cloud married
their hrpiuazs and caused them TO
separate. Job bought a little store, but
lately le has become so feeble that he
has not been able to attend to his bust
ness.
dob has been so poorly; he needs
somebody ID -ake care of him now.
axp,aiuel the little old lady today with
q smile. tn Justice Card, who performed
the second ceremony. He isn't half
50 hearty rs he used to be, and he and
[ real e that we need each other
eyes mother. we DO need each
other. " added lie groom in quivering
voice. II just coold not live on no
longer without making up with
mothar.'
And with the lovelight of former
wears still ey dent in their glances the
happy al1 people slowly made their way
from the 5r--l.a court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-04
WHAT The PRESS AGENTS SAY

- -----'-'------
o-7 ~
Na"u VIII .HaE#"'e'-n n"a"-a.a l-a-
atr-.al- THIS week VIII ae Tie opening
..- -.. >..v.- Dr,...-... a.... If the anare-
ILL.,. ,..-.,...
--<'- --.
musical comedy company during --9
presentation ut '.Ia- Telephone Gar-
IS - lc taken as d criterion ii tue
future, then II - most certainly e-taD-
lsleH that Manager Eo-ra players
have begun a very successful engage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-04
Utility Hot Point Electric Iron

1t is ready to iron anything in three
minutes; heats curling iron in two min
utes, and boils water in five minutes.
The "UtiIity," put up in chamois
bag, occupies less room than the ordi-
nary electric iron, and affords the ad-
vantages Of a heater and eookstove-
besides being the best iron on the MAJ
ket today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-04
NOTICE..

Being connected with the Honolulu
Institute for Physio-Therapy, I have
moved Offices from 232 Beretania St.
to corner Beretania and Richards SITS.
Consultation hours: Oil, "A, IS.
Sunday, Gil only.
DR.. STRAUB.
Telephone PSI. Sr05
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

MISS MORA WALTZ-Specialist, chi
ropodist and masseuse. 1143 AIakea
Street.