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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect January g. 1910.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, DAILY
FOR NORFOLk: 300 A. NJ, 800 P. NJ. FOR
l2:1O P NJ. 900 P. M. Arrive Richmond: From
Neholk-ll:40 A. M. $50 P. M. 1900 r, Nj.
From the West--6:50 a. NJ. 2:Os P. NJ. so p. M.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars, Cafe Dining
". B. BEv1LL. D. P. A. Il bpSaiY T.,
G. P. A.. Roanoke Va. -, =
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AND ESApEAKE BAY KALI
WAY COMPANY. s5

Schedule Of electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping AT intermediate stations upon
signal. Lv, Richmond Broad and Laurel Sts.)
lao. 2:lo. 3.l0b. 4:t0. $40, o:20. 7:l0b $40
1910, HAS p. M. l,v, Ashland. tS,S5, A7b, Is,
90, 10. SSH A. M. sl2 NJ. al, 2. 8. 40 S. q. n
" Daily except Sunday. ..sunday only
NJ Carries baggage
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers.
1tcrrE,e AIYr,r1oN

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAl4E
OF
ERATOR, MARBLE TOP MEAT
COUNTERS. ELECTRIC SAUSAGE
MACHINE, HILL MEAT BLOCKS.
COFFEE MILL. ETC.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE,

FOX NORFOLK AND NEW YORK.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley Daily
Leave Richmond foot Of Ash ST. ZOO P. NJ.
Leave Newport News ............. S 100 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk .........,.,.,.... 900 A. M.
Connecting with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday 1909
P. M
Fare: Between Richmond and Norfolk. So, In.
Guiding stateroom berth: meals. so cents
Trains via Norfolk and Western Ry. at 3 p. M.
and Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. ut 1 p Nj also
connect with New York steamers
Night line steamers Brandon and Berkeley.
stop at Claremont wharf to land passengers ami
on signal to receive them.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY. =.
James River by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point
Newport News and all James River landings
Steamer Mobiack leaves Old Dominion wharf
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at TOO A. NJ
Fare to Norfolk, sl25; second class. si.oO; meals,
50 ccnts: Freight received for all landings on
James River
Nam St. 9, so9 e. Main St. The Jefferson and
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B. r. johnson Publishing Co,

y 8gTfV - NV1IIIbUII TuUIISII1IIP W..
January A. 1910.
ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Stockholders of the B. F..
Johnson Publishing Company will be
held ut the offices Of the company In
: tho oity OF Richmond. Va, WEDNES-
DAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1910. at o'clock
II. Il PELL.
III ,lSy s5 asa Secretary.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Richmond Trans
FER Company Will be held at their
office, 500 East Main Street, at ~
O'Clock noon WEDNESDAY, FEBRU-
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CnaI ann NdInnn

WOOD Tran BURNs AND avs
heat ana lasts longer.i When draft
IS on half Of heat goes out chinl-5
ney. have the right kindSLONG'S.
Phone Monroe 1870.
WOOD: OAK IA OR PINE, LONG OR
saWed any. length to suit. split ready
4 lor the stove at satne price. Our
y us for prizes be Gore buying. Madis oni
913. NORTH CAR LIMA "A FOOD
- AND COAL CO. 837 Brook 1AYanuas
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WE WANT THE 3WAGE-EARNER, AS
well as others, to call the FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
acquire the habit OF saving. II you
are not depositor, commence to-.
day. Three per cent. interest paid
In savings department. Banking
house No. 1104 East Main Street.
I On fol,
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ANTED. POSITION AS CLERK OR
aollector; nstalment business expe-
tlence; married. references. Address
q 5I5. care Tines-D iDpatch
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me stock transfer books of the
company will be closed from this
date until the 2Sth day Of the pres
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN sTENoG-
rapher. State salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 42S.
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Rra[ gstate QManten.

FARM WANTED. BETWEEN RICH
mond and KeysvIlle. to rent with
privilege OF purchase; must have
habiiabie improvements. Owner adj
dress A $50, care Times Dispatch.
at Westhampton; they to furnish lot
and TO pay SIS per month rent
until property is paid for. This rem
tai must include interest. House to
cost $4,000 to $4,000. Address a 571.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TO RENT a SMALL STORE
with living rooms aboye white
nefghborhood preferred Address "a
6a5. care Times Dispatch.
I WANT A TEN-ACRE PIECE. WITH
good soil and house. near Richmond.
Address 3 GO care Times Dis patch.
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to $4,000 per year; we furnish stu
dents positions where they can earn
500 per month while studying.
PRACTICAL SCHOOL OF SALES
MANSHIP. New Haven. Conn.
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geqal Gotire8.

,VIrglnla-Ins the clerks office of the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, at Rich
mond, on Thursday. the 18th day of
January, 1910:
Conrad
against l55I NJ
Quinn ct ais.
Upon an appeal from and super-
sedeas to- a decree pronounced by the
.Chnncery Court Of tho city OF Rich-
mond on the Sd day of December, 1 900.
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.MeettnHS.

OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders.-Tte annual meeting OF
stockholders Of the Life Insurance
company of Virginia will be held at
Broad Street, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets, in the city of Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY,, THE 26TH
Day OF JANUARY, 1910, ct u
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o. II. WEIsIGER,
Secretary.
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Bnarninq.

LARGE. BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE
rooms for rent, with or without
board. Reasonable rates. Refer
ences required. Alp North Eighth
Street. Phone Madison 1860,
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without peer-fve gallons for csc,
del1yered-Holly Springs Lithia Wa-
ter. 'Phones:t Madison 623a and o621.
REPA1NTED IN FIN
est manner at r. Fl. BOSHER'S SONS,
10 South Ninth Street.
LADIES. CON1B TODAY; HAIR NETS,
hair rolls at great reduction this
week. ais North Fifth Street.
LADIES' HAIR SWITCHES BAR
gains this week. Best French hair
switches. all shades. bargains this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21

GOOD AT MuELLER,s
New York Electric Bakery. First,
ciass homemade bread. cakes and
PICS specially. 40 West Broad
Street. 'Phone Madison 2aS4
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Situations duanteb, Female.


COOK. SETTLED WHITE WOMAN.
first class bread and pastry-fnaker;
best references: wages. s25. r $40.
care Times-Dispatcll.
COLoRED SERVANT. WANTS HOME;
good worker. Call 122 North
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Situations Manten, Male.

GARDENER WANTS SITUATION: Ex-
perienced, all branches. MARCUS
FLOWERS, Charlottesville. Va.
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front rooms, Furnished for light
housekeeping; telephone and modern
convcniences. Apply II West Mar
shall Street, or phone Madison 45S-J.
FOR RENT, NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms; use of bath and phone. 214
East Main. phone Madison 7s21-L.
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BUcHANAN's NIGn1 SCHOOL.
BAKERY.

BOOKKEEPING. CIVIL SERv1C
branches and elocution. eoS Eas:
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7CROICN THIRD STRNNT CORNER
property; three,story$ brlck dwelling,
Sl5 rooms, combination light fixtures.
two baths; rent. 5000; price, sS,a5O,
PAINE g. CORLING. 1915 Bank
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Real estate fnr 5aIe.

1<~oSS01--~-~0
FOR SALE. DWELLING HOUSE AND
store, lighted with acetylene gas,
ONCE in store; four daily mails; Con con.
venient to Richmond; $4,000 stock
Of general merchandise, all new and
,to-date; large warehouse on
rail- s,c siding for handling -four
dress K 42S. care Times-Dispatch.
Z FARMS AND TIMBER LANDs.-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains In
Virginia. pay your railroad fare,
Write for free catalogue. Address
u ' 9.
4 a NICE BRICK DETACHED DWELL-
ing on Hanover Street, cheap Adj
dress 3 coo. care Times. Dispatch.
BEAUTIFUL SEVEN ROOM HOME ON
Westhampton car line at stop. front
6inE 100 feet on the car line, running
pack 2l6 feet; all city conveniences;
new and well-built, storm sheathed.
$4,000. AMOS & 4Po d.rS1.1 TER
NICE GROVE AVENUE CORNER
property, only three squares west OF
Boulevard. ITO feet deep, This is a
So a5T per foot 1T AMOS sh9T o IF BGa D1y
BETTER GET BUSY AND PUT YOUR
name to a few Of those cheap lots
we have around the Soldiers Home.
You can buy now cheaper than ever
again. AMOS & POlNDEXTER. ITO
East Main Street.
FOR SALE, IN WEST END, SEVERAL
nice building lots: city improve-
ments. close to car. Must sell; party
needs money. Address A 577, care
--Tlmes-Dl spat oh.
SCRoIcE THIRD sTRhNT CORNER
property; three.story brick dwelling,
sl5 rooms combination light fixtures,
two baths: rent. 5000; price, s8,a5O'
4 PAINE g. CORLING. 1915 Bank
4 street. 735 a
V'oR sALE,-sPECIAL BARGAINS IN.
lots on Floyd Avenue. Main and
Is Cary Streets west of the Boulevard.
n Apply 815 Brook Avenue. Phone
Madison 1467.
\ HAVING ABANDONED -DEVNLOP-
~ ment,s twill sell Forest Lodge cheap.
IOEIN CUSSONS, Glen Allen, Va.
VIRGINIA HOME FARMS WANTED
for our Northern and Western homo
seek ers. Have you any to sell?
Ute THl ROWE. & VAN iGRLAF9-
q COM VIRGINIA IONIH I.OCATING5
4 Sf yA&iENQY Fond dn Lao Wis.
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0QaanteG.

WANTED, PRIVATE TUTORING IN
any Of the academic branches (for.
etgn lansunee excepted), by college
graduate with experience. CanSfur-
y SOC, care Times-Dispatch.
Address Box tB4. Ashland, va.
BUY nor CASH H0T7sE-
hold goods In any auantity. Pima
9 Madison $751; = NI'1tiNe
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ANTIQUES.

WE ARE. MAKING A SPECIALITY OF
repainting automobiles. r. H. BOSH-
Frs SONS, Is South Ninth Streat
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FoR SALE,-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN.
lots on Floyd Avenue. Main and
& Cary Streets west of the Boulevard.
Apply GIG Brook Avenue. Phone
Madison II 4R7 III. l.al -.iI,.,N
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FOR MAN or. BEAST. !

FRAYSERS NERVE AND BONE LINZ
ment. Over forty years. test proves
it the best. 25c bottle at all drug.
gistG
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WANTED. LADY. TO HELP IN STORE
answer phone: can board with fam
lily. country girl preferred: must
write good hand. Address 2l2S East
Main Street.
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30 OKK e Il p Il
wants 10 take care of books for
professional Or business men who
DO not care TO employ permanent
help. Best references. Apply @ 292.
care Dispatch.
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AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WHO
KNOWS the Southern territory Is
open for Il position. Speciality line
preferred Address A 574. care
Dispatch
BooKKEEPER, FoRTY.TWo YEARS
old. quick and accurate. wishes TO
ehanEe by February / or is. Adj
dress $50, care Times-D Dispatch.
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THE CLOTHING STOCK or sCHATZ
Joseph & Marks. 58B Broadway,
New York. up-to-date tailors, is now
being sold at SOC. on the dollar at the
and Broad. Come early and secure
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WANTED, YOUNG LADY AS ASSIST
ant bookkeeper aud general office
assistant; must have had office ex-
perience: quick and accurate Adj
dress. giving references and salary
expected. b go. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. a SERXANT APPLY 9hna
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Kooi1ls 1Mantep.


WANTED. HEATED ROOM. WITH
board, for middle-aged gentleman.
Address u 81. care TimeS-DiSpatch.
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Waut Id. Rates.

ONE CENT PER WORD when paid
IN advance. mo Ad. taken for less than
TEN CENTS.
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WANTED. POSITION BY WELI,-
educated bookkceper, who could
also attend to correspondence and
other Office work. Many years ex-
perience and best rccommendat ions.
Apply 672. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR 8sALn, IN WEST END. SEVERAL
nice, building lots: city Improves
ments close to car. Must sell; party
q needs money. Address A 577 care
Times DiSpat CHI, $50
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SHOE REPAIRING.

roc. HALF-soLE MEMS SHOES: Ia.
dies. 60c- Every pair sewed. Bcs.
leather. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main Phone
Aonroe 1857. Will send for shoes and
return.
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2. D. HARRIS,
Secretary
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Delp ManteD, TemaIe.

YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS DEsIR.
Ioundings and good pay cnnnot 10
peter than write or apply to THE
WiIILCCK BRANCH. Twenty-third
ana Cary Stceets. Richmond. Va.
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Rotires.

WANTED. THE PUBLIC 70 KNoW
that Jahnke Bros, Jewellers S1s
East Main Street buy. sell. ex-
change and remount diamonds in
the latest styles. Old gosd and sill
Yer taken In exchange. -
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VfRGfNfA: IN THE GLERk'S OFFICE
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF AP-
pftALs, AT RICHMOND. ON THURS
DAY, THE 9TH DAY or JANUARY.
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BURNT WHEAT.-ANoTHE CAR
load burnt wheat. $3.50 per 100
pounds. cheap: good feed for chick
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WANTED, A WHITE Girl, TO AS
sist In general houscwork balf fhe
gay. Apply III North Foushoc
street.
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CARRIAGES. WAGONS AND BUGGIES
reprinted and repaired In best style
at r. 81. BoSHER.S SONS. 10 South
Ninth Street
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ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
furniture repaired. polished and
packed; upholstering. etc. T.. N
Madison 62T7
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w. T. DARDEN,
Secretary
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Dersoi1als.

LADIES. YOUR HAIR; HAIR ROLLS.
hair rats. hair nets. at great reduce
ton this week. Come to-day. No.
ZIG North Fifth E,reet
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FARMS AND TIMBER LANDs.-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands: best bargains in
Virginia. pay your railroad fare,
Write for free catalogue. Address
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
A CORRECTION.

Editor Advertiser:-In your bio
graphical sketch of the late Hon. A. s.
Cleghorn, in your issue of the second
inst, he is shown to have "arrived
with his father in June, 1851, original.
ly intending to go on to California, but
the older Mr.. Cleghorn died Of heart
failure upon landing, and the son re-
NAMED"
Kindly permit me to correct in part
the above statement:
1 recall meeting both the father and
mother of our late friend, at the Cleg
horn retail drygoods store, which was
on the Eva side of Nuuanu street
about midway between King and Ho
tel streets, and in the obituary notice
of Mr.. Thomas Cleghorn, to be found
in The Friend Of October, 1858, he is
shown to have died very suddenly in
this city September Gath of that year,
aged "a years. He visited these Is
lands originally hoping to engage in
his favorite professional employment
as scientific gardener, but sufficient
encouragement not being offered, he
engaged in mercantile pursuits.
The business was continued by the
son at the same location for several
years (Mrs. Cleghori meanwhile re-
turning to New Zealand) when il
moved TO more spacious quarters.
The above extract will account for
Governor Cleghorn Is Horticultural bent
Of mind, on which topic he was a rec
ognized authority Respectfully,
THOS. @. THRUM.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
LIEUT.. SRHM
HERE FOR DUTY
Naval officer Relieves Lieut..
COmdr. Houston in Light
house Service.

Lieutenant Leo Sahm, United States
Navy, arrived on the liner Mongolia
yesterday, as the relief for Lieut.
Comdr Victor Houston, U. s. N, in.
spector Of the nineteenth lighthouse
district Hawaii On November ., he
viii report for duty as assistant to the
lighthouse inspector, and on November
L., the day the transport Sheridan ar
rives from San Francisco, he will as,
sumo charge of the district, Command.
er Houston relinquishing charge in
order to leave for Manila on the troop.
ship.
Lieutenant Sahm has been in Homo.
lulu before and is not altogether a
stranger. He is a Dubuque, Iowa, man,
going to the naval academy from that
city. He was "home' when orders
were received from Washington order,
ing him to the command of the local
lighthouse district.
Commander Miller, U. S. N, who has
been in charge of the lighthouse dis,
trict of California, with headquarters
in San Francisco, is through passen.
ger on the Mongolia, en- route to Ma,
Mia where he will be assigned to duty
with the Asiatic squadron.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
WHERE 1T WAS.

story that is causing much secret
amusement to few, and infinite
chagrin to one fair maid in particular,
has leaked through the smart set sieve,
reports the San Francisco News Letter.
1t all came to pass at semiformal
function given recently, one of those
"feelers'' that society tentatively puts
forth in the beginning of the season.
Over ina corner of the big drawing
room was gathered a group off summer
wanderers but recently returned from
travels abroad and elsewhere, and hold.
ing the center of the stage was a very
charming matron who has spent quite a
bit of her time in the Islands. After
much discussion back and forth, fair
Young debutante, by well-placed com.
ment on the hotel service of the Orient,
drew the attention of the group to her.
self. She began describing n certain
hostelry at which she and her mother
were guests. "When we were shown
to our room,' she remarked, "there
on the stand stood two immense bowls
of clear water"
"1n calabashesi'' inquired the Homo
luln matron.
"oh no." replied the sweet young
thing, Gin Hongkong."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
.SAKAI SAYS HE
MARRIED MARIA

An eleventh hour change of mind was
an incident in the United States court
yesterday morning when Sakai, a Japa-
nese of Maui, who came before the
judge to be sentenced for an offense
WHICH related to a Russian girl, was
asked if he had anything to say why
sentence should not be pronounced. He
startled the court and spectators by de
claring that he had married the girl,
after saying he had nothing to say, and
claimed he and the girl had been mar
ried by Portuguese Catholic priest on
Maui.
The statement of the japanese in the
face of the moment he was to be sen.
fenced caused a stay of proceedings
while District Attorney Breckons was
sent for. All that he knew was that
Sakai had attempted TO show a marriage
certificate, or rather a marriage license,
when Breckons had rounded up sakai
on Maui IN July, but the ink was hardly
dry on the license when it was shown
10 the district attorney at that time.
just what proof the japanese may
produce is not known, but he was given
until today 10 produce his proof that
he aud the Russian girl, whose name is
Maria kOlesnikOh, are married.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
THIS
CAREFULLY
Interests Everyone Who Has
Dyspepsia, Indigestion or
Any Form of Stom-
ach Trouble.

Some sufferers from stomach trouble
have no appetite and even the sight OF
food is distastelul TO them, Others have
a ravenous appetite. The last condition
Is worse than the first for the continual
overlooking OF the stomach further weak
ems that organ, the food lies undigested,
gas forms and the body becomes bloated
The blood, instead of obtaining nourish-
ment from the digestive system, is poison
ed by it and pains spread TO the back,
the head and other portions Of the body
Like the other organs the stomach calls
upon the blood for strength and nourish-
ment to sustain it in its daily work. II
now receives supply loaded with poi.
sons, or ''toxins, !" as they are called.
Thus the stomach poisons itself, a pro-
cess known by physicians as "auto-in-
toXication," or self-poisoning.
When this condition is reached there il
one way TO remedy IL and that Is 10 free
the blood from these pOisons and then,
by rich, pure supply OF blood, 20 build
up the strength of the weakened stomach
and bowels TO do the work required OF
them. DIR. Williams Pink Pills combat
the poisons in the blood and enable it To
restore the digestive organs 10 health and
strength. The best proof is a cure like
the following;
about six years ago" says, Mr.. r.
A.. Bryan, OF Nevada, No, ~ began TO
suffer with stomach trouble. II was
brought on by oyerwork and perhaps by
oyer-eating. There We're severe pains in
my stomach. had a ravenous appetite
but the food / ate did not digest My
stomach WA bloated at times and was
very sore. My back was weak and there
was duh aching pain across II.
~ took the Doctors medicine for sew
sral months but il did not help me. Then
began using pr, Williams Pink Pills
had not taken them many days before
noticed a change Tor the better. took
die pills until was entnly cured, My
general health h good and ! have MOI
befn mck Hinns, / can recommend Dr.
Williams Pink Pills very highly"
Dr. Williams Pink Pllls arc cold
by all druggists on dimct by mall, post.
paid, on naoept oi pHoe, 6Oc par bOK
IA boxes, o. Do A diet book Will ~
Hpt inte, by uls Dr. Williams Alsdleins
Company, Schenectady y Y,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04

Miss Stewart both coaches and plays
with the teams.
KuB,h Grove.
At Pilaa one passes through the Der.
telmann estate, with its wealth of sill.
very liukui trees. Hundreds of these
trees, forming groves on each side of
the road, make as pretty piece of
rural scenery as is to be found ON any
of the Islands of the group. Here lives
Mr.. OGDEN, head luna of this section of
Kilauea plantation, and a most pleasant
man to meet. He came to Kauai from
Lahania, having been previously EN-
ployed by the Pioneer people
When Shadows Lengthen.
Soon after I left Pilaa the sun set
and it became pleasurably cooler. Sure.
ly the walker IS best hour is when the
shadows are lengthening and the earth
scents become developed and distinct;
when the doves call mournfully from
the thickets, and when the voice OF
the cricket is heard in the cane. All
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
KAUAI NATURE FAKERS TELL
OF THE TURTLE OF KEALIA
Centenarian SheIIback, Which Guards the
Countryside From FIOOds---This Time
It MiSCaICuIatcd.

being operated by the man in the little
house.
The effect of the recent heavy rain
is seen in the little valleys by which
the road passes, the growing rice hav-
ing in many cases been laid low.
An Athletic Teacher,
At the Koolau school the principal is
Miss c. Stewart, former Honolulan.
Miss Stewart has developed d basket
ball team which is wonder and she
thinks it could hold its own with any
team in the Territory. The school has
two regularly organized teams, and in
the games which they play with each
other they show as much team spirit
as if they represented rival institutions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-04
SHOOTING STAR
ATTRACTS HlL0lTES

mo, October 3l.-A very brilliant
WeieoE leaving q long trail Of Gre IN
iit wake, passed over llIlo at nine
eight p. m, yesterday, direction from
northeast 10 southwest n appeared
20 explode near tho Boys Boarding
School aheu 10 wAs apparently but the
height of rocket above enc ground.
u vac q grand fight