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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-04-26
DO IT NOW.
Edgefield People Should No,
Wait Until it is Too Late.

The appalling }:death rate from
kidney disease is due in most cases
to the fact that the little kidney
troubles are usually neglected, until
they become serious. The slight
symptoms give place to chronic dis
orders and the sufferer goes gradual
ly into the grasp of diabetes, dropsy,
Bright's disease, gravel or some
other serious form of kidney COM
plant.
If you are sufferer from backache,
headaches, dizzy spells; if the kid
ney secretions are irregular of pas
sage and unnatural in appearance,
do not delay. Help the kidneys at
once.
Doan'S kidney pills are especially
for kidney disorders, they cure
where others fail. Over one hun
dred thousand people have recon-
mended them. Here is one of the
many cases in this vicinity.
Fl B Sommer, Main street, Aiken,
S. c., says: Il have been using
Doan's kidney pills during the past
few months and they freed me from
pain in my back and dull, Ian
guild feeling that had chung to me
for long time. I took this remedy
after others had failed and the re-
suits have been SO satisfactory that
I heartily recommend il"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-04-26
Death of Mr.. Kendrick.

Mr.. Henry Kendrick died at his
home in the Sweetwater section
Monday afternoon at six. The bu-
rial will take place this morning at
IL o'clock. He was 80 years of
age and leaves a wife and several
children.
Mr.. Kendrick was a member of
the w. o. W. and will be buried
by his brethren of that order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-04-26
Card of Thanks.

Through your columns desire
to express my sincere appreciation
for the kindly assistance given me
by my friends in The Advertisers
subscription contest. I shall always
be grateful for the help that they
gave. which enabled me to win one
of the prizes.
Weinona Mathis.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-04-26
Pasture to Rent.

I have pasture of 500 acres un
der wire on Horns Greek and am
prepared to pasture stock for the
summer at very reasonable rates.
Anyone having stock to carry
through summer should see or
write me. l.. 7. Bryan,
Edgefeld, S. G.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-04-26

ship.
End, An appeal for larger attend
ance of the Saturday meeting of
our unions by Rev. J T Littlsjohn.
G. M. Mellichamp,
For Committee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-04-26

Mrs. Hoftense Carver Marshall of
Boston is the guest of Mrs. Ella
Tompkins and Mr.. A. S. Tonpkins,
being first cousin of Mr.. Tomp-
kins. Mrs. Marshall is vocalist of
considerable renown, having spent
four years studying under some of
the leading vocalists in Germany:
She was accompanied by her three
little children.
Messrs. Vann & Leopard, Tren-
toms progressive merchants, an
nounce their last call to bargains
this week. Only few more days
remain in which the prices will be
cut so low on staple merchandise.
Better hurry and supply your needs
before the opportunity passes. Do
not fail to heed the last call.
Mr.. w. H. Turner has had such
large spring business up to this
time that he has found it necessary
to go north again to replenish his
stock. When his second purchases
begin to arrive the Corner Store
will blossom with the newest and
prettiest things of the season. Watch
our columns for his announcement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

IN he other have DONE vlu
Solves writes Secretary ssanlsa Of ts uadd Tousasd Club referring
% che cleaning Up ilunoiuiu
That The spirit that BE- depended accomplish sAings and
shows faith o. the Hundred Thouaand Club
dirt secretary M club letter the people
Honouiu should be read and notice taken Of The @
that hustng club with They
expect Honolulu here but they
do something for Cleaner Honolulu without waiting
This ought
should be cleaned Of dumped debi number Of ggng fences should be
pulled the with other which which add
nothing the and general beauty
city Then there the bboada deliberate blots
beautiful should tho object attack
mens made against the boards but nothing concerted with the result that
they have multiplied instead Of sened
There and weedchoked CUTTERS all
the sidewalk portion the
the appearance things
beside the road could be trimmed the would lose their
At what designated sidewalk
either dust weather mud puddes weather. If the
sidewalk least the sidewalk allowance
up o off after rains.
Clean all around within the yard and without This month
visitors Union
visitors will feel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
SUBSTITUTE BUSINESS ron PoI1r1os.

Three thousand dollars mile of the taxpayers
it has madamze what portion
build long ago
simply
portion that dollar and thirty
including
department in usel
Hlo Railroad fourteen
orm
Whatever the public of Oahu continue putting
with politics remains portion of the
win taking
politics, this all building
the the
being pieces rapidly they will
particular roll shovel
important The politics
should be the thing considered
attention paid getting value the dollars
No question of the right voters involved this Contracts
with provisions restricting citizens;
have their
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
WHAT DO WE wANT7

Surprisingly S locally report fromW Washing
present provide the
negotiation with regulation the immigration
laborer California notice. Immediately regulation
that agreement
Japanese
Hawaii anywhere should question
question
it, itf Washington will expect
1t is that decision matter
farreaching especially
Judgment either
locally that should be thoroughly treshed The
matter discussed dpasonay with understanding that the
final Washington decision something to prevail without alteration during
the life of the treaty Esf8Bs## -
The question the immigration affects the Nation
depend undoubtedly
agreement question
directly If
Japanese immigration it is Hawaii that win get if the majority
the immigrants tat
immigration would
further immigration Fpinos the
Americanizatn Hawaii making white
would probably the question
further Japnniug Hawaii It
would defer the political
the Hawaan There things further would
bring about things would alter things would
What wan Washington wants views What
going to saya
affecting Territory
legislature
the whole Territory should bodies
Honolulu Hin Wuku businessmen
edy discussion the planters
should be- ought without with
farhn consequences of what Washington do always mind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
THE p1REor pRrMARY.

remarks that this time Slow in the
of the adoption of the direct Honolulu Those
preceding
small bits of sculduggey INDUCED teaching
rank file of the voters that anything justified politics.
leaders, the The will do
with the tkery condoned unavoidable
unhnng
into believing that any political jobbery is legitimate
primary long in the right direction if there
desire elevate. the political of the community.
possible is probable that direct law will be
here but is 1t its improvement
in lines citizenship
elected members of the legislature ready
their prediction promise law illustrates
political
line political
present system of precinct jObbery has led
that Hawaii should make haste slowly but that
the slough be
muddy rather the higher the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
AND SALOON ASSET

License commissioners are paying
some attention to the proposition under
which other cities eurtail the number
of saloons, by permitting only SO many
saloon licenses to be issued, SO that each
license is considered q valuable asset
by the holders and the privilege OF
conducting a saloon is therefore con-
sidered extremely valuable. In many
cities failure to recognize the proper
method of conducting saloon means
the loss of the license, and few saloon
keepers, under this system, care to lose
the asset.
Although this system is not in vogue
here yet, the fact that licenses are is
rued here for only year, or from July
to July, aud not in perpetuity, has
somewhat the same effect. No saloon
keeper knows whether his license for
another year win be renewed and that
Is almost a guarantee of his effort to
conduct his place in such a manner that
the commissioners win have no cause
TO revoke the license or fail to reissue
the same.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
THE MILITARY AND FLORAL PARADE

good military
in
ingon birthday soey the Philippines
celebration Manila Of the
discussing participation troops
that the good of the service 1t attracts attention the military
thing good recruiting
brings Oiery with the h
happens population
respect foreigner living
regretted that General his
military the Floral Parade devise
whereby dispensation regarding
which he has withdrawn hope the committee entertained
having
justify cable the Delegate asking him interview the chief
Washington permission given
Army treating of the general subject of the
dcipatiOn of the military local celebrations,
danger of department abandoning military
suggested
congressional opposition dispensing
military shows the of the general
they the asiitamay
implement civilization They the chief
carnival permanent institution Manila Through
nvas Philippine
people archipelago carnival
develop encourage
carnival by Secretary
$4,000, which is expended
buildings and larger equipment for the next exhibition Taken
with good communication inteand
rapidly developed
suprsons civilization being dspeed
important thing this government that the
military developing feeling
country it members of the
general the people country military carnivals
opportunity Of seeing what of the
military largely circuske
character, strictly in line with military duties STILL
the riding monkey drills favorable
the country tendency eradicate many false impressions
of the definite for the military
this year An win be
in every department depend money
for the Of the army what the cities which
ing for the canvas are willing to do
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
.HILO LOTS Co At
EXTRA LARGE PRICE

The land board took a rise in the
world yesterday afternoon, and the
members, instead of meeting in the
throne room, ensconced themselves in
the senate chamber. Last Thursday the
meeting fell through for lack of a quo
rum, and the matters which should have
been decided then came up at yester-
day meeting. asg
The application of Davies & Co. to
purchase lots twenty-five, twenty-three
and twentyfour at Hilo, which was re.
ferred to appraisers at a previous meet
ing, came up again, the report as to the
value having been forwarded. The
offer made by the firm in the first place
was Sovu0, but the appraisers valued
the land at seventy-five cents per foot,
and this brought the amount up to
14,062.50. The company being in
formed of the price, Immediately put
in another petition, and this was grant.
ed, the price being that agreed upon
by the appraisers. The lots stand on
what is known as the armory site.
Although no petition was sent in, lot
twenty,one was also approved for sale.
The petition of F. Correa for lots
twelve, fifteen and eighteen, on
twenty-year lease, was also agreed to.
The land is on Maui, and the price was
set down at fifteen cents an acre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
KAMAEA CASE WILL
SOON OCCUPY COURT
Killed Wife and Lover at KaiIua
Several Months Ago-Set
Criminal Calendar.

Judge Cooper yesterday called the
criminal calendar in his department of
the circui court and placed most of the
fortytthree cases which still await dis
position on the calendar. The next big
trial which will be taken up will be
that of Makaio Kamalka who shot and
killed Louise AXE at Kailua some time
ago and then cut his wife 3 throat.
his trial commences on the sixth.
He faces two charges. of murder in
the first degree in consequence and will
be defended by William Rawlins, whom
he put under obligations to him in the
past when he quelled a riot among
prisoners Rawlins was bringing up from
the Big Island
While at a luau in the house of
friends Kamaka observed his wife to
leave the place in company with AXE
and later, missing them, started q
search for them and found them to-
gether. He went home and secured a
shortgun and started out on still hunt
for AXE. When he found him, he warn
ed him to stay away, that'he was going
to shoot and kill him if he came nearer.
AXE came nearer, however, and Kamaka
filed his chest full of shot, almost
blowing him to pieces.
at that moment his wife ran up and
threw herself down besides the murder
ed man aud in a mnrdeFous rage Ka-
maka stopped down and cut her throat.
He then walked all the way across
the Pail, reaching the city the next
morning where he gave himself up to
the police. At first he had a difficulty
in making the police believe that he
had committed the crime that he had
said he did and he was once permitted
to 60 before he finally was blocked up
The calendar as at present made out
is as follows;
February seeoRd-Ben Rose, gam.
bling.
Tfird-M. otani, selling fish outside
Of permitted limits, disposition; Matsn
bara. disposition; PAX Young Cha, All
Min and ten others, gambling, trial
Ahnna Walkaloa, embezzlement (twe
sixth--AEakaio Kamaka, murder
trial; Harry Chairman, assault and bat
terry, trial; Jose Forage, larceny first
degree.
seyenth-Ramon Bariado and Fran
cisco Candida, burglary, trial; Ramon
Bariaao aud two olheFa, burglary, trial
Eighth--A. Vilamova, attempted muir
der, trial. Leong Kun, selling poison
Gus drugs, trial.
Ninth-Mary Adams, common nuts
anee. trial. Klnima4a, assault and bat
terry, trial. @
Tenth--Hslen Manu-, selling liquor
trial. Toyu. trial.
Thlrlssnlh-yolney Q. Driver, > a
ianpisd murder, trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
HoW ABOUT ZEE M11IT1A .

letter this ISSUE points that there has
been drill of the national guard for practically that there
gallery
months drill something of He
regular instructor detailed
has nothing ~
taken their face the hackers
the anticipated trouble
appropriations legislature especially
drill could
guard has and thu
national
however show the public and the legislature that they
their their
omitg pay
tax S not o a miliaman.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

he ates aird Ntioa paiy torsssn,nt oitsf
portions " h uoa aseufele ihan uhfhvd Governing
Hawaii i ntsttl have been ssibdii I pg estung fepabtl
he yellow paper journal story - excitement employment
Japahse teachers IA abe public schools following 10
view u,h J. D of Honua. Hawaii
lives 10 fear and trembling 81 the "erAfy
"soOuer later quicker think.
guna" Mr. Hssfne manner been omitted from
Honolulu Directory the
tent Of Remaining that ~ far pauc
only occasional funny regular thing
quarters has become decidedly diagreeable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
THE oH1EF JUsTIoEsHIp.

The resignation Harwel all prob
ability public distinguished during
craftsmanship the bench
Chief adviser
the juris public he
has the example and teaching those around him
of leading
Harwe Office attest the result of
part of important
Henry E. which probable
win able the duties of the chief
useeshp the high which has been maintained by him
by those WORTHLESS him the bench
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
PROPOSED IMMIGRATION.

The subjects to be discussed at the
meeting OF the social study section OF
the Mems League, ht eight o'clock 10.
night Ia the parish house Of Central
Union Church. are Of special interest
10 an students Of tie immigration prob,
lem IN Hawaii. The general tonic Is,
= Promoted Immigration. Different
phases Of the subject viii be presented
b James A. Ralh and ". q. FuFer.
A general discussion Nlll follns. Al
men ere invited.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03
SAN rRANcIsco,s v1cronY.

No from the mainland for months has
with which yesterday
San Franceo
her Panama Canal Exposition Not Hawaa the
neghbor
but Hawaii benefit yesterday
So intimate relations
prosperity reflected in the other and likewise
Had San Francisco
degree less than the Coast The rebuilt
be the business of worlds
The enthusiasm that the rebuilding
begun The beginning apparent
renewed enthusiasm the city win wiz
before the Of further All which viii
San Francisco
met disaster the pluck with which they undertook IT.
Into the feeing their
they only brought
ahead deserved the recognition only the naohb the world
In the aon Of big nghbo Honolulu both ympe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

The dadnOught Thundere launched yesterday from British
the three
the British while the Princess
launched within the These ships with the
Australia, laid dow the Thundere
which
according program, Britain twenty
build carrying
and ffty4ix 1s5inch guns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

News the death Of RearAdm spery viii be received with
around the holding
Admiral greatest peace
Atlantic baeship feet he carried America friendly greetings
that globecg that
Of America Later the
did part revising regarding wounded
battle portion horrors,
delegate the econdH Hague conference.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

Honolulu certainly becoming efed The suggestion been made
that hall should be built
protest building
already majority
opposed locating public building
gretth a central" location.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

The campaign for intelligent weights and
carried by this the months about
result something The public works intention
sending out cheek up balances
while bin providing being
ton the coming legislature
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

Eight of eleven deaths diseases in Honolulu the
had been
plague, there would be cleaning
cudu the
Of Tuberculosis disease that Il
killing the rate Of every day IN the Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

There hope for the short yetu financially Abbreviated
o
the pulling stretching his
discovery win pft
other inauenc since the Introduction Of aviation
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

the sharks the
through with mank,
kill mosquitoes Hawaii what fine thing would be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

Mylus hbed the King England, probably
happens
object mudsng year given offending
probably
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

Superintendent cnpbe waiting
county busy IL sidewalk In the meanvhe he useus walk
IL the Toad
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

of money pOwer department
power money. the
possible epidemic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

unguardd gasoline
children Gasoline
should be of Of children
fully
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

considering gymnastics policemen
direction of
a starters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

May be permitted that
insanity Of the trigger ange discipline bis break
most crowded Of The city bis the lives
q peaeeabe tsenai There 4 time paes things
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-03

consulted with shners
evidently hat talking for publication.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-03

salary s1,1s6; alternate
weeks of with full pay; mo Iayofs;"
common education sufficient; prepara-
ton free for coming Norwich examina-
tons. Franklin Institute, Dept 25-F
Rochester, ~ Y apr11d
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-03
PEACE TREATY WILL
DE FOR FIVE YEARS.
Lsudsn Daily Telegraph Makes Fore
cast Of Its Provisions.

London. May 1.-The Daily Tele-
graph claims authority for say 4ng that
the new Angio-American peace con-
vention In not Hkely to be signed for
nj least fortnight but that sufficient
progress has been made to warrant a
forecast Of Its subject matter.
According to the Telegraph, It is I'M
derstood that the agreement is to be
for 1--WE years and that IL will be a
great advance over the treaty of 1897
and all similar treaties heretofore ne
Hotiatad between. first class pswerS. in
zsn1uch as & will contain ne clause Elk
Guiding matters of vital interest and
affecting the INDEPENDENCE or honor of
fbe contracting states from arbitration
Before the reference OF any dispute
- The HasU- court it will be provided
that the contracting parties shall con-
r4ude "A special agreement clearly de-
sing the matter in dispute The scope
~ the arbit<Rtofs' powers and the Pc
rfed TO be fixed for the formation OF
The arbstrai tribunal. Such agree
-urntr on The part OF the United States
VIII be. made by The president with
the advice and consent of the senate,
fhe British government reserving the
right. before concluding such an
agreement I'm any matter affecting the
WAL interests of any self governing
dcnsinton. TO obtain the dominion gov
crHrnents concurrence therein.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-03
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
ACTION UNEXPLAINED.
Entire Family of David D. Jacobs Ex-
anrined Yesterday.

New York May 1.-The action of the
customs officials in OBTAINING Mrs.
David D. Jacobs and her daughter
Bessie upon their arrival from Europe
last night is still surrounded with
mystery tonight. The woman's hus-
band who -is a New York dealer in
antique jewelry. and two of his daugh-
ters. joined the mother and the other
daughter at the customs house today
and the entire family was given
hearing by Gen. Nelson H. Henry. sur
Veyor of the port.
1t was announced that the customs
inspectors found no articles in the lug
gage or on the persons of any Of the
Jacobs family which warranted prose-
cution, but the information which
Surveyor Henry obtained will be turn
ed over to the immigration authorities
who. il is said. will consider tomorrow
whether there is cause to deport the
family.
Jacobs has been resident of this
country seven years, but never became
citizen. His wife has been in Eng
land over a year. At the inquiry today
1t was revealed that Mrs. Jacobs had
received advice by cable that the Gus
toms men would probably detain Ter
FOR special examination when she ar
rived here.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-03
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

Z Il heard she married beneath her,
Yes; her husband plays q. wretched
game of bridge."-Washingto Her
aid.
|. Blobbs-Do you ever read the fc-
ton in the newspapers? Slobbs--So,
not even the weather predictions
Philadelphia Record.
The virtuoso--He paid $4,000 for a
Whistler. The Drummer-Gee. You
can get Singer for about $50
Brooklyn Life.
81 understand you speak French
like a native" NO" replied the stn-
dent; "I've got the grammar and the
accent down pretty fine. But its
hard to learn the gestures. "-Wasf1-
ington Star.
Gertie-How's my young brother
getting or with your firm Ber7ie-
Well. what time he can spare from
the adornment of his appearance he
devotes to the neglect of his duties
London Opinion.
1--WE know where we are today
said the orator. but who can ten
where we will be tomorrow q That's
right said the man in the audience.
My wife's thinking OF moving. too"
Detroit Free Press.
sThat fence around the ball rark -
a joke" remarked the fan. Looks
like good fence" observed the other
fan why is it a joke ?'' = There are
so many knothoies in II that any Kid
can see through it"-Judge.
Mother-whst are You doing, Hsr-
| ry? Harry-Fm ceuntin'. You told
me when J. got mad to count a humid
| red. Mother-Yes: so / did Harry
Well I've counted 237. and I'm mad
der'n when l started. - HarDers
| Weekly.
You have kept my nose to the
| grindstone, Serepta,'' spoke her hns-
band, nerving himself to say some
| thing at last. FOR Is years" I've
done more than that. Volney. snap
ped Mrs. Vick-Senn- Il have made
you turn the grindstone-"-chicae
| Tribune.
"Yeu poor mani said the kind
| hearted lady, what brought you 80
| your present eSnditionZ' The de-
! velopment OF civiIizs tion.y replied the
: mendicant 81 used to have q bust
! it," @Buildin, cigar-store Indiana
\ Chicago Record Herald.