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The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-10

]. c. Clark, of Philadelphia, is visitor to Prescott today.
 The condition or Ira Kizer is improving beyond the expLcta tion of everyone.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Battle, of Augusta, are gueats at Mrs. D. Citty's for a week.
 z. ". Bailey, of Willisville, is spending a few days with his son, Joe A. Bailey.
 Smead Powell, of Camden, is attending circuit court, looking after the interest of the railroad cases.
 Mrs. J. ID. Barlow, who has been visiting her parents here, returned today to her home in Hope.
 w. J. McCann, of Little Rock, has a position as stenographer in the law office of McRae & Tompkins,
 On account of Otther business, I offer my Box Ball Alleys for sale at bargain.
 w. E. Beard.
 Mrs. J. M. Garland of Emmet, returned home, after spend- ing a couple of days here with friends and relatives, last night.
 LOST-A Waterman safety fountain pen, last Monday in Prescott. Finder will please re- turn : to this office, and receive reward.
 Bill Denman returned today to Stephens, out from which place he returns to his studies under the tutorshlp of an emi- nent professor.
 We are glad to see s. R. Briggs able to be out again after quite a spell of illness. Mrs. Briggs; who has also been sick, is able to be up again.
 Hon. c. c. iHamby, who is spending awhile at Mineral Wells, Texas, for his health, is improving. He expects to re- main at the Wells until about the first of February.
 Say, MT. Farmer ,and Merch ant too; l want to speak to you about fixing your shoes. 1 will sell you the leather, or I will sole your shoes, ar d make the prices as cheap as the Jews. And, you can pay for the work when you get the shoes. E. N. Daniel, phone 194.
 Some little interest is being aroused by the candidates in city politics, and the town cen tral committee will doubtless meet soon and arrange for the manner of selecting the demo cratic nominees. The commit tee is composed of Jno. Marr, T c. Mo1g Guy N. Garner, B. H. Logan and R. l.. Blakely.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-10

w. N. Mum, of Albany town ship, was in town today. MT. Munn's announcement as can- didate for representative from Nevada county, will appear in The News tomorrow.
 Levi Moore today received a message from Philadelphia. stat ing that a child of his sister, Mrs. c. T. Wilson, of that place, was critically ill, and Mr. Moore will leave this afternoon to attend at the bedside.
 Married-Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, at the home of Jeff Hughes, in Albany township, MT. Robert Lemley to Miss Lillian Hughes, Squire Ben Shell otfici ating. The News extends it's best wish es for long and happy life to Mr. and Mrs. Lemley.
 w. E. Downs, who is attending Ouachita College at Philadelphia, from this county, has been se lected by the faculty as one of the four students to represent the college in the triangular de- bate between Epworth Univer- sity, of Oklahoma City, and the Polytechnic College of Fort Worth, Texas. The date for the debate is set for January 24th.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-10
NOTICE

To the Patrons of the . Water and Light Plant
 On account of the shortage of fuel, we will be compelled to cut of the light about 9 o'clock for night or two.
 F. R. Thorburn, Com.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-10
FOR TREAS SURER

We are authorized to announce W. R Steed as candidate for treasurer of Nevada Coun- ty. Subject to the action of the democratic primary
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-10
FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized to announce Will c. Nor man as candidate for Constable of M1ssour Township, subj ect to the action of the demo cratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-10

Where your trade is appreciated
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28
THE NEGRO IN IT

You may talk about the Neg-o.
You NAV name his faults in
finite;
But YOU cannot turn a whee.
That a Negro isn't in it.
You may block his civil rights.
You may say YOU are again
II;
But before you turn around,
Some sharp Negro Will be in il
You may build your Chinese
Walls
You may plan for every min
ute;
But with all your WHY schemes,
Some few Negroes VII. Re in.
You may form your Lily
Whites,
You may kill your bear and
skin il;
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28
Refuses Election as Life Member OF
a Body That Huniliates the IN ,
dustrious and Courageous
Black Man

special to the Chicago Defender,
bearing date Of June ). sent from the
City Of Mexico, says.
BY one OF our leading journals
here. President Diaz has refused 10
accep; the lie membership voted
him BIZ the International Sunday
Schoo, convention. The president
says ii part,
When : peaple like the Americans
draw .1e color line OF black people
and ! zccep, membership, with my
republic full ci black men who are
manning our railroads, army and ma
uonal industries: I would be unh;
70 make laws for any people. The
black ma has rights and privileges
in Mexico that the world must re
spect. and ! Viii not wash my hands
By accepting a membership into that
association which seeks TO enslsvc
ny iellowInau-
I trust the American Negro vii
not weaken. but VIII tight for hi:
rights unit. the judgment day wheT
We shall meet Him Ease 70 face
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28
COUNTY
c K

TICKET
For Representative
REV. ]. F. McNAMEE
RICHARD Jockey, Jr.
j. A. WERNER
E. P. BOURNE
ALBERT L. HOTTER
7. w. MCCORMICK
c. E.
For County Commissioned
]. H. CARMICHAEL
For Treasurer
STEPHEN SULLIVAN
For Sheriff
NJ. L. HIGGINS
For Clerk and Recorder
w. w. WHEATON
For County Attorney
A. p. HELWOOD
For County Auditor
Frank P. STERLING
For County Assessor
Tkos.H L al
For County Superintendent OF
Schools
MISS LUCILLE DYAS
For Surveyor
L. S. ROPES
For Coroner
DR.. B. McCABE
For Public Administrator
A. H. WEBER
sentatveS-
OWEN BYRNES
For ConstAbles-
]. NJ. N
A. ]. WALTON
The following r the count
tickets nominated BY the reput
lican and democrztic eonver
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28
teal Advertisements Contin-
ued from page l

4. I Duncan for County Treas
urer has filed the position OF
CITY Treasurer two terms to the
entire satisfaction OF all, and IS
making a winning race Tor
Treasurer OF Lewis and Clark
county. He is popular among
all classes and will receive a
strong and hearty support. lie
asks the consideration OF all the
voters TO his candidacy.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

Our people should all take 1t
INTO themselves TO do all they
can to further the election OF A.
7 Walton as constable at the
coming election, he has made a
success in business and will no
doubt make good in this position
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

the pie is passed around
Some shrewd Negro will be 1t.
Be it high or be it low,
From cook pot to Senate;
There is not a place on earth
That a Negro isn't in it.
So. my friend, just stop your
FOLLY,
Draw this thought way out
and spin it.
God intends from first TO last,
That the Negro must be in it.
You may Try the plan OF Pharoah
Kill the race out, try TO thin
it;
When the census roll is called,
Negroes always will be in it!
Iii YOU keep on with you lynch
ing,
Take this thought down now
and pin it.
When YOU reach the shores o.
hell
You will find some Negroes II
it.
You may reach the Land o
Beulah,
II BY chance, YOU e'er shoul(
win il;
J Don't Won emigrate. my brother
When you find all Negroes II
il.
st. Louis Advanc,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

s. H.. Hepner Tor County At
torney is a candidate Tor his sec
ond term and asks the support OF
all the voters. He has made an
enviable record in that position
and will receive a strong and
loyal support for reelection. In
the conduct OF his office. he
knows no man by his color or
his nationality, but believes in
giving Justice TO all, he will re-
l~ceive a strong support from al.
classes Tor a second term.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

Chief Justice Thee. Ban'ley'
IS receiving a strong support
from all parts OF the state and
there is hardly no question OF
his reelection.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

Western University at Gum
daro is second TO none as one
OF the leading educational in
situations for the race and all
who can should take advantage
OF the same and send their
children there.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28
LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Golden are new
arrivals in our city.
]. Brown passed through the
city Tuesday, he is advance
man for a theatrical troupe
which was showed in Butte
Thursday evening.
Miss Belle Griffin after an eN-
tended absence in ST. Louis, Mo.
returned to Helena to stay. last
Monday evening, she was ac-
companicd by her sister-in-law'
Mrs. Fred Anderson.
Mrs. Fanlkcrson after a visit
of ter weeks with Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Lee lett Tor her home in iona
pah. New. last Monday evening.
Mrs. Rev. Jones who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Logan Smith
for several weeks LETT Monday
for Boise City, Idaho.
J. B. Bass journeyed to Butte
last week in the interest OF the
Plaindealer.
Mrs f. Johnson of Alissoula
is a visitor in the Capital city.
The Baptist church will give
their regular semi-monthly feed
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Anderson LETT last
Monday to visit her mother who
is lying very low At her home
in Ohio.
Mrs. b. Anderson who arriv-
ed last week from New York
and will make her future home
in Helena.
Work and vote for \. ]. Wal
ton for Constable.
Willie Young the chack must
clan has LETT for Seattle. Wash,
where he has a good position.
Both the Methodist and 2nd
Baptist churches will give a
Thanksgiving dinner.
\ bunch Of nimrods headed
by Ward Cole and Fred Spear
man went forth TO do battle witt
the game adjacent 10 Helena TIM
week some OF them will breai
down from carrying the game.
Besheba Chapter OF the East
ern Star held their annual me
mortal services az St. James \
NJ. F. church on last Sunday
The service was very beautiful
and impressive, the various mum
bers on the program were ren
dered very creditable. instructiv
and interesting
Look out Tor the Plaindeale
collector this week.
Mrs. ], E Ingram and Mr.
II. (. Salisbury are eNpecte
hobe Saturday.
The republican oongreSSion'
campaign text book SAYS th'
there are:
Sl2 Airo-American employS
in the Chicago post Office draw
ing salaries aggregating $4,000
per annum.
Also in Mobile. Ala. there Al
employed in the post Office :
clerks. l. oo,ored and 10 whit
all OF the ) letter carriers a
colored.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

The Hon. Chas. Pray as he
crows in the service OF the PEG
nIe prows in his ability and IS a
GOOD man TO keep in Weshing-
ton for the best results TO the
Treasure State.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

Muskogee, Okla, are coloI oo
and draw annually SlO,Zoo.OO'
also 80 employees in the Mont
gomery, Ala, post office who
draw salarier aggregating 9H'-
900 annually.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

NJ. NJ. Henniger, the proprietor
OF the Helena Packing and pro
vision Company, one OF Hell
ena's leading business men Is
one OF the leading candidates on
the democratic ticket for the
friendship for u people and no
one need fear that in his election
that he would stand for any
Legislation hostile TO any class q
people. He is meeting with q
strong support and will be
among the winners.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28

Albert l.. Hotter is making a
winning race as a representative
OF the young blood. He is re-
.ceiving a hearty support from
all classes.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-28
LODGE DIRECTORY
Helena, Montana
Golden City Lodge, No. ASi, Gil
o. OF o. F., meets the lst and Til
Tuesday evenings OF each month
their hall, foot OF Broadway.
J. D. Hart NC.
y. Ford, P. S
G. " LEE, E. S

Unity Lodge, No l0l, A. F. 81
NJ, meets the End and fourth Wa
nesday evening OF each month It'd
Hall in Gzlen block
E L CLARK, RA
H. SALISBURY, ST.
Mount Helena Command,
meets 4th Monday evening
each month at Unity Hall ID
of Broadway.
E. L. CLARK, E. E
!. B. BASS, RecOrdr
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02

tpbn motion. = So iaoin luonnout'
iesti tnbn tebitpstd mddrdiTi fanion
torpeet, eifd futen MT, pfiiloien rte
fauoen bimo.
Sdtd muutosta pmmdrtddtient io'
iialiSmi pddaIiauiIesti ioaatii.
0lpbnneiidna on, eta Ioiiolistipuo'
lieitten obieImioIa OF monta n'uuta'
Fin muuioSto ,pootiwoo pptdldd -
iopo ieloiIiofin eiiei m~aboouiIeett
toetoon Woioa niita tdptdnnoefd
toteuitoo. W. M. iofu ola ioIialiStt
p%uolueeSto wootii DtiitpiSomisiuS'
oifeuoen lopettomiota ip%iIieIpSmai'
bin ndboen. sc ct fuitenfoon mie'
leStani iule foStoon oifeen onnictuD
moon. - WoouuiIieliiaue tulee an
too omiStuSoitcuS moobon, ioto
ban nilielee - Iomoin bdnen tpoS'
idan taDtett6,oiin toueiliin cit
muuSIo topoutIeSIo moon,oilieliio
iptlielee mootoon tuten oinotin iptot'
roloinen, WoitoiIinbon Ieniddn To-
ie io,poion mooteinottelu, TO-
ia OF nptpaSm ,pououo, Fun CT or
%nettoiIi omistuSoitcuita muiue tuin
.tobentFue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Min, pSaoIio IoiioliSmisIo OF fui'
tonIouiIen omistusoifeuben
(teouiiuusfcneistpibin ia luonnon
r~tttoutiitn) ioo,puttomiuen. - adS'
til iobtuu titien fDipmps;
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
Mitd on iufialismti?

(@nnenfuin ldpoen tdtd fpIpmpstd
aiatufIieni mutaon ieIostomoan, Min
pppoGn mield ferran l~ufiioita belt
tdmddn pois mielestGdn faiftt loIias
listen toiminnat ia fdIittdmddn td'
man fpipmptien periooiteeaiiena fp'
jpmptIend. Soiminnoista tuIen mii'
meiIefIi firioittomaan).
Sos me pfiilDibmiIind oiottelemme
fulunuttu eldmddmme, Min me mtis'
tomme tebneemme monta erebops'
I'd. Muistamme, tuinto iostus elds
mdntoisteluisiamme totpoittelimme
uuIia oloia, iotfa ndDttipdt meiodn
eIdmduemme ebuuiIimmilta. Slot
MISUNDERSTANDING iosfus buomoIim'
me peitpneemme, ia mdliin taos tun'
{imme fpud onnistuneemmefin, nuts
ia fuitenfaan eipdt nefddn blot ipoi'
meet meta fauon tppopttdd, me tab
.boimme muutosta. So me buomo'
5immefin uuiia parempia muotoio.
Onban min meiodn iofopditpdi'
iesIG eldmdsidmme, ettd et ptl'n
.huonefalustomme mabboutiesti Iaa
4endd buomenna ola lamasta ldr'
ieatpfIesid tuin ne tdnddn ofpat. =
tSimumennen muistuton, etid ieuais'
tabon amiouaimoa futfutaan bp'
.mafIi tolouben bo%itaiafii, iofa uiein
perrin pobiin" pnbbistaa buoneen'
l5iirteIee buonefaIuia toileen idries'
tnfleen, ioten foti ioo uiein uuoer
muobon. Samoin moi fotitalonoes'
ia ola tdnddn monta aiuntoidries
rtpstd, ioita Ell Joni i%eurata endd leu
,raafpana muorna.
9lifpan iomoin, fuin metodn per
lbeeldmamme tawoisia ia muooots
ia tapabtuu uiein m%uutotIia, on ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %aiuntototpat fe
bitpfIen ia muutofTien a%loiiia. :
.pieniIufuiioue Understandable" an
-toi SumaIa elamdn obieen nain fuu
dutpon: ,Oifofi biesid pitdd iinn'
ipbman Ieipaaii PEP fuin find idl
leen moofIi iuIet". &c iddniD on pr
ipnpt fantdnnosia Idpi mnoIitnbon
fen alma aifaamme iaoffd = Jos {
foiffiin ibmifiin Min ainofin enem
mistSSn ndbben. Wlu!ta fiuoin tn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
Nalip ibmiEd

fdpttdmdt SoIeps 8ibnep Remebpd
iofa muoIi. &c orfin porbointa mus
nuais. ia mafTaIdafetta mitd Iddfes
tiebe moi neupoa. SoIeps 2ibnep
9temebp foriao epdiddnnDniippben,
mabmistaa elimist5n ia menetetpn
holman. Mpptdndnd Oscar Norb'
in9iua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02

$o$iali$Mi$ta.
airi. w. u. Va.
airi. VI. y. Va.

0uuIIaan bppin uiein faniamme
iobiomieSien Ianpmon, ettd l%olioIiS
mi ia fristiaiipps owat Min ristirii'
boSIa toiStenia fansio, etta fufaar
ouesIaan fristittp eli moi bppdfipo
ioIialiSmia. So taas pain pastoin'
JOS OH oifea ioIialismi ei moi bp
mdtlpd fristiaiipptta, ipaan tulee i
I'd fpfpinld mufaon repid alas. =
81 fauan aifaa iitten eiitti tdmdn
tirioittoiaIe erds fanIamme iobto'
aIemasia pletpa bentilD mimi ldd'
f66n mainitIematta Iiiben aSti FUN
tllen fertpmaan ldbemmtn muitotin
bdnen pnbeitoan ia tirioitntiiaon =
etid ilmoitettaiIiin iulfinen wdittelp
aineesta: yfumpi on parempi ioiia'
Iismi paifo fristinusfo." - Sdmd'
Tin tooistaa iitd, eta tGmd iobto'
benfiID, iofa muuten on ~tInnusteitu
olepan muita bdnen oIemaSiaan
.oIemia iupaitienampi ustontoon
ndbben, oil fuitenfin iiind tietoiIuu'
besIa, ettd fristiaiipps on ~ioiiaIis
min ebfd Iuurin fpibollinen.
9oiIaaIta olen taos funllnt lanot
tanan iostain bentilDstd: rSdn on
ioIialisti, Ell ban tarmitie pappia, Ell
,raamattua, eitd Sumolao; Ell ban
anna lapIiaan fastaan, Ell ruumista
maaban Iiunota." So mieldpd niin'
Fin Ianotaan, eta rei b. it'd ole niF
bittp amipliittoon, iud be ofpat To-
fialisteia." - Ndistd pddttdin Ell Iiis
fr~istiaiIpps eitd fristiailet tamat
fuuIu IoIialisteiIe, eitd ioIiomismi
moi fuulua frisiitpiue.
Wtutta nina usfauan epdiud, ettd
tdgaiiet pddtelmdt eirpdt ole aifpan
pbtG tctuuoen tansIa. Suulen, etta
ane iobtumat allan ntemattomuu'
besta ia, iofo tabauaan eli erebopts
iisId annetuista mddristd opetufIis'
to. Sanittafoon Ills minun lds
hemmin aiatutiiani perusteua ell
f60n toti fufaan beti beittdfD nditG
.,mietteitdni" lutemasta Iifii, eta ia
noin eoeQG clerpdt idnat. - Watuus
tan beti %oIusIa, ettd en- tule lutiioil.
lie teroitamaan mitddn loliaIisti,pos
Iitiietaa. Selnittelen main omia ala'
tutIiani Ioiialismista ia fuinta pal
10 maorao iiind on fristinusfoue.
aiatutIen tulen eiittdmddn folmes'
ia iofIoeIa: Lii Wtitd on %ioiiolismi?
- 2:Ii Souttaafo ie fristiaiIppttd?
- 3:Ii Miten IoIialismia nietaan? =
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-06-02
0rntfdofp ~iciiaIiSmt
frtSttnitpptt1Y

frtSttuttbpttdf
pubtooSti periooiteellileIto tonnol'
to totIottuno CIT oiuofoon mind nde,
eiiS iolioIiSmi IoufeoiTi triStiuiStd
mafoumuSto. YdinWoStoin ie,
ett6 ioiioliSmi tubtoo parma eSteet
buippuunlo %fobonneeUe mommonan
palpeIutieIle, on oituon IopnIotn'
nuSIa friStinopin fonSio. &utaon
tooeuinen friStittp ei moi bppdtIpa
Iitd faubeaa riietopolitiffaa fuin
SumaIasta luopuneet pormarit =
liittoutuneet rabopomot b%arioitta
mat. = &c on tuomittapa naraStas
miietTi, oIfoonpa iiud Min faunis
muoto FUN bpmdnId, Siud iofa tui'
ieue fuuluwaa omaiiuutta pibdttdd,
ban on maras, ia parostamista ei
Iiuinfaon ole iaIittana, maan OH,
mifdIi mabboaista pbteisfunnaui'
fila laeiao ia idriestptiiad ebfdista'
nd.
YbbpispauoiSIofin on tubanlia
miebid, MALTA ia lapiia %ioitteu OH tdp'
tpnpt eldmdnid pudpitdmii'fii ieiloa
tebtaisIa foneitten ddresld Min, eta
beioGn ruumiinIa OH fptonaon
Iuonnottomasti muobostuneet. Seb'
taitten omistaiat onot %riiStdneet beis
bdn tpDnId %tulofIet melfein faiffi =
m~otIapat main len merran, ettd luu'
ri ben9isid ppippdt = min fauan
FUN tposid iofa pdiwd iaanat Full
fea. = Saud aifaa tebtaitien omtis.
toiat moimaanat itieddn oiatuflilla
miten noiIimat porbaiten itieddn
bunittao. - Onto fummempaa Nos
rastomisto?
Se, ettd IoIialismi tabtoo ottaa
poiS fapitalisteiIta iuotantopdlineet
ia luonnon riftaubet Ell ole iuinfaan
nddrin. = SoIialismiban tabtoo
tuon muutotien tebbd loinlaaoinnal'
Iisto tietd mp6ten. So Iitd mpoten'
ban pmat luonnon riftauoet ia
melfeinpd foneisiotfin album fo'
TO fanIalta ptIilDiue fiirtpneet. So
tue Iiirto: fopitoIisteilta fanlaue ta'
pobtuu pfiinfertaiIesti fiten, eta et
exempt mponnetd ptiiipiiiue eifd ~
tiDi0e omishusoifeutto teolliI uusfn'
neistoibin eifG Iupnnpn riffaufittn.
= Gntisten fanSIa Iaapat tebod ml'
td baluamot, iofo mppbd ne baut
tufieue eli antoa ne Ieiioa fdpttd'
mGttDminG. - Gn o1aa tGtd pttdo
oinafaon pabempana prosmoam'le'
ma" FUN Iitd ettd funinfailto otettttr
ppis malta lGGnittGG moita patal
Ieiae = eli Iitdfddn ettd oriien omie
taiilta otettiin pois oifeus pitdd or
iio.
Npfpinen n. {. fapitalistinen nal
tiomuoto ieuroufTineen Ell fiesta pin
topuolistofoon armostelua fristiut
Ippben malosIa a.
GeoIiI uutta eiim. npfpddn melfeei
foifisla faupunseisfa barioitetoa'
main torfoitufIeua foota pf'ilbill
ritfaufIia, eifd fonIan tarpetta I'll
mdud piiden. l1Iein on tdpnpt Min
ettd Fun plitlotontoa on palio tart
tunut, Min fapiiaIistit opot ennem
min polttaneet eli muuua tapou'
tuota plihiotontoa bdmittdneet en-
nenfuin pfpat antaneet tarfpitf emiue
DieId musician ie difo, iouoi1
riffaot pmmpuIinfasmattoiat Gteld
t @merifosia poIttipat pnmpul
/, parostonia Iaabafieen pumpulin bir
$ nan foboomaan.
: S%atfetaan.
I SOPHIA:
THERE'S
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-06

MFRS. CHAS. eros LOUIS, Indian
lVl Lorette, Quebec, Can, writes:
"FOr years Isuffered from a disease
HattEe doctors did not understand
"One day read in the paper about
your excellent remedy, Peruna. pro-
cured bottle of it and took it according
to directions. 1t was not long until l
observed a change for the better.
81 can say that Peruna has cured me-
could not take any nourishment ex'
cept milk.
81 will at all times say good word
for Peruna. 1 hold it in the highest
esteem"
Not only women of rank and leisure
praise Peruna, but the industrious, use
full women engaged in manual toll
would not be without DR.. Hartman's
world-renowned remedy.
The doctor has prescribed it for many
thousand women every year and he
never fails to receive a multitude OF
letters like the above, thanking him
for his advice, and especially for the
wonderful benefits received from Pc
runa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-06-06
TBNYO MARO
TRAVELLERS

Reporting a pleasant trip all the
way from San Francisco the r. X.
X. S. S Tenyo Maru, Captain Bent,
arrived off port little before ten
| o'clock this morning and came along
side of the Alakea street wharf a
few minutes before noon The small
| lest passenger and freight list car
ried in many months is on board the
popular liner this trip, Prrser Good
rich reporting only fifty-seven first
class passengers and 551 tons of
| freight.
Two hundred and seventy four bags
of mail are for Honolulu. The Ten
20, with about a dozen first class
passengers from Honolulu, will leave
at nine thirty tomorrow morning for
Yokohama. Among the passengers
are:
Fred c.. Atwater of the American
Tobacco company, who is going to
Shanghai os business for his firm.
G. 2. Ferguson and Mrs. Fergu-
son are going out to China, where
Mr.. Ferguson will gather material
for an article for his magazine tn
Overland Monthly.
Miss L. McWilliams is the daugh-
ter of G. F. McWilliams general
manager of the Great Northern S S.
Company in the Far East.
G. w. burlington and Mrs. Pur-
ington are going to Siberia, where
Mr.. Purington is interested in mines.
They are accompanied by Miss Ida
Merrill, a sister of Mrs. burlington.
Professor R. Nakashima is return
ing to the University of Toxic after
long absence on the mainland. Mr..
Nakashima is a graduate of Harvard
T. Onodera, well known in Homo
lulu. is connected with the Continen-
tai immigration Company of Japan.
Mrs. F. P. Pfngst and her son Ed
ward are making tour of the Far
East and will probably return to
America by the way of Europe
Mrs. Pfngst is one of the richest
women in California, owning a vast
acreage of farm and oil lands in
southern California.
Captain George T. Summerlin, U.
S. A. is the new second secretary
of the American legation at Toxic.
H. Tsuda is connected with the Nit
sui Company in San Francisco.
L. A. Bergolz is the american
Consul General at Canton. He Is
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. M
NJ Bergolz.
Miss Delight Rice is going to the
school for the deaf and dumb at Ma
Mia. Miss Rice is considered to be
the greatest teacher of her kind in
the world