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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-05

v. I. EDWARDS,
Proprietor Americas Cigar Works.
The Cause Of Many
Sudden Deaths.

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country most dangerous because so decep-
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tie BLADDER, Hricl,-dust OF sediment in
tie urine, head ache, back ache, lame
tac5, IlzAnc5s, slccplcssncss, nervous
ness, or lie kidneys themselves break
down aiC waste a5Yay cell by cell.
bladder troubles G1.uCst aiWavs result
from arrangement Of the kidneys ana
better health III that organ is obtained
quickest Ey q proper treatment of the KID
aays. Swamp Root corrccts inahlityto
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~ Being compelled to go often through
thc day, and to get up many times during
die night. The mild and immediate etieCt
Of Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
is soon realized. It stands the highest Dc.
cause of its remarkable health restoring
A trial will convince anyone.
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size bottles. You may have q
sample bottle and book that tells an
about it, both sent free by mail. Address
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any mistake, but remember the mama
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-05
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2O6 Cotton AVGnnG, ANERICUS, GA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-02-05

horse farl2 and Ole 10 horse farm.
Come to see me if you wish to sell,
buy or rent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
aonrr NEW nlosou1ro rAoTs.

the of New its local bantti
mosquitoes pests
The bestknown works subject
state without that mosquitoes purely local pest since they
fly hence local successful in extermn
truth of this dictum
Smith, direction the is being
of annoying mosquitoes
forty miles inland the
with by option Professor Smith has
himself of the
The following paragraphs abstrc in The
Engineering Magazine his
Smith Engineering News We read:
When Professor Smith began the systematic study of the New
problem of there
of mosquitoes; great uniformity, great
diversity life history instead of being bodies forms
great travellers, that locality might be unbearaby
breeding a single specimen :
vita important brought by investigation
ays species abundantly
along that both species migrants flying
forty Furthermore
eight annually Marshes
ranging from salt tide rain fresh In New
recently mosquito
that of the pestOus ec
the State of the sat-marsh species.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
BRACE up ZOE A c1nAN up.

Straight the the advice communication received from
Moore frequent visitor here jamaica which is
standpoint talked with
He attention what accomplished
Canal a n
Mr. while the find that mosquito
authority, of carry
authority limit
between officials different branches of the public service
opposition triumphant upunishable
political things
cleaning of
acting under orders
Whenever opposition
prevai
What accomplished in Panama tremendous comparison to what
should accomplished quick
and Yellow from
things required any cleaning up
authority
plenty only Legislative bring
together
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

Az htessaeh iti6 itt sehi6a governing infisuon rfho
ahoftn into Hawaii I'D into W possible y
number % ihcst people lauas property legislative
ausies called ioi. nd N view bf de alarming maa
ihai b decided etndt ID Be hstrn
ne reports euiala regarding possible re health 81 this
comnuny deiehe ahd ne general apprehension
REPORTS medical authorities
possible probable bad resul follow unchecked Filipino
mgaon auihiavy stated and The immigration stopped
che
Regarding The criminal proevtie o. the the figures In The
Of M chief justice tell sorry the
Fpinos probably
have been three hundred and eighty convicted The This
places their we'll che lead lawbrenters Territory
that h not the Bad habits corrected but tho diseases they
have, II report speaks ineurhbe contagious.
Fipinos Of legislatures
pubios business. The paid by the planters
conducting their investigation
within their legitimate bounds
plans planters, bring twenty
Fpinos they
importance II investigation shows
nduable residents
point uncomfortable,
let
taken feeling hostility the
planters planters bureau question
big md be personal or prejudices
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
THOSE ON THE GROUND.

meeting January Toxic by
capital called for the
aon the following resolution unanimously enthusiastically
large of Americans residing Japan
in the devoted the advancement
understanding among the nations through the civilized
world, desire,
in the interest of their purpose.
1t has knowledge that in sections
States been circulated the that public
hostile the States
entertains sinister of dangerous
of the here assembled resided years.
having people classes
question upon transformation
the hope of selfish advantage
influence win the tranquility necessary
neighbOng nations, desire unite in the fOlowing
Resolved That opinion, people
times entertained the friendly cordial
people of the United States
been and any feeling other
gratitude We believe evidence which
is not be found the Japanese Empire wish thought other
than the friendly cordial
Republic of the United
contrary emanang proceeding
hess ealumnies which, uncontadicd
people governments creating
unhappy prejudice
Resolved That through the secretary of this society and through
the Of its individual members the possible publicity
be given to the foregoing sentiments
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
HOLDUP UNDER
JUSTICES WING
PORTO R1cAN BANDIT TURNED
TRICK IN GROUNDS OF JUDI
oIARY DEPARTMENT..

Once desperate always desperate.
is the description which aptly fits John
Rodriguez, former famous prisoner at
the Oahu prison, who is now at the
police station held under charge of
highway robbery.
Rodriguez was captured yesterday by
Chief McDuffie and staff and there Is
enough evidence to hold him for hear.
ing before the district magistrate. He
was the partner in crime of Lopez. the
two made famous escape from prison
about three years and remained uncap.
tured for several weeks, while the police
secured every gulch and valley in the
island. Both men were finally taken
and lodged back in the jail.
On Wednesday night about eleven
O'Clock two Hawaiians, one known
! about town generally as Young David.
were passing through the Judiciary
building grounds when they were con-
fronted by a tall, spare built man who
struck Young David ON the right cheek,
almost knocking him down, and the
next instant showed revolver against
the victim Is breast. David's companion
fled at the first blow, while David faced
the alternative Of having hole blown
through him or yielding to the persua-
! sive voice of his assailant. He decided
instanter on the latter course and gave
| up all the coin he had amounting to
about nine dollars.
! When the coin was passed over David
! was told to vamose and he did 80 quick
| ly while his assailant faded away in
the darkness. David reported to Chief
McDuffie yesterday, stating that the
/ holdup man was a Porto Rican who
wore glasses. The description, meager
though it was, fitted Rodriguez, and the
detectives searched for him. They To-
Gated his room on Nuuanu avenue and
found him, but he denied having held
up anybody. A search was made of the
room resulting in the finding of an
empty cartridge box. No revolver was
to be seen.
Kellett noticed an opening in the CELL
ing. He was lifted up and thrusting his
hand through the hole gripped a revol.
yer. Further search brought forth two
cartridge boxes. That evidence was
sufficient to nail one of Rodriguez lies.
while last evening both the young Ha-
waiians stated that Rodriguez was the
man who stood them up.
Both Rodriguez and, Lopez were hard
cases at the prison. Lopez had a chronic
habit of escaping from prison whenever
he wished to. Rodriguez Joined him
one night and for the next two months
the island was full of rumors that the
runaways were here, there and every
where, but most of the time they oceu-
pied hut in the hills back of Waialua
plantation. Rodriguez quarreled with
Lopez and left him, returning to Aiea
where he was run down by the police
of that district.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
A BrArEsMANrrKB DOCUMENT.

Emency with economy the keynote Of message presented
they today throughout Territory
legislators to take the higher ground their consideration Of
pending legislation logical its arguments and although lengthy straight to
che point in paragraph
Obded nothing but facts and their logical deductions there in all the
twentys line careful study
only every resident Hawaii DESTROYS Of obtaining
idea Of the situation the administration and the Legislature
Governor Frear dpo his enemies by frankly discins any
abrdge county government contrary specifically the
extension Of the county system outlines suggestions Legislation
existing objections the PLAN Taking the
ground responsibilities the municipal
authorities win result the selection of greater espO
y the taxing the hands Of the various
this the local officials will be longer merely
the spendes Of the public moneys but the collectors as WELL coming into
well with the whom the
of distributed By allowing the counties to strike
their tax rate to meet the requirements OF estimates he believes the
people will watch closer what is being done and viii know better where their
Of suggestions message,
sOn carrying with another the effect that there should be elected in
county power responsibilities
powers sequence
che FIRST suggested radical change namely sharp
clearly clearly
tOHal for redistribution the counties
review the financial situation dsOses apparent padOze
with necessities for strict that
~ mot surplus more money %ith less w oeng done I
message asks the pointed question; Wh after stating that even during
years little
be o quick, n o a dehci.''
that institutions Girls
Boys
be dealt with literally enough the disgrace that the
Territory present pointed
be counties have road work To work
demands floating county
terrtOr bonds
question money transcendeny important
message nitang
school affairs The Territory has lost ground in affairs educational and the
heretofOe the educational Hawaii slipping
away.
Among other important suggestions contained this is
paid keeping
by making satisfactory
them.'if ss
The document wide touching almost
the subgovenmens
the avoid facts, WHILE
the other there partisan
upervsoria defects message carefully
many polite
In of in lin
reading of
Advertiser presents it, practically full, in issue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
FEDERAL RESOLUTION
WILL JOG MEMORIES

Z. A. Mott-Smith, who is made the
discussing officer for the Hawaiian
legislature expense fund by the fed
eral resolution, win arrive Tuesday.
Meanwhile the legislature is appor-
tioning off the money and preparing to
use it. Saturday is to be payday for
the solons and on that day they win
receive the remuneration for the brains
and energy expended in the service Of
their country during the week.
Under the federal resolution, neither
the house nor the senate can hire inter-
prefers at Uncle Sam q expense, and
the Interpreters who are now changing
Kings English to the vernacular still
remain territorial servants and win
draw their warrants at the Office Of
Treasurer Conkling. The federal gov
ernment has not got accustomed to the
need of Interpreters in an American
Legislature and neglected to include the
word in the list of things the Hawai-
ian legislators could spend their money
on.
Neither can the legislature adjourn
without passing the appropriation bill
as it has sometimes done in the past
and suddenly remember II and call an
extra session to pass Il, by which lit
tie deal they are $500 ahead of the
game. The federal resolution this year
states that 40 extra session shall DO
paid for out Of the federal govern
ment's exehequer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
HOUSE takes UP
FILIPINO CASES
COMMITTEE WILL PROBE INTO
THE METHOD OF nnnGRA-
TON SPECIAL TAX.

Action will probably be taken this
afternoon by the house committee on
agriculture, forestry, promotion and i'm
migration regarding the immigration of
Filipinos to Hawaii through this port.
A resolution calling for an investiga-
ton of the methods of bringing them
here and the possible danger of their
spreading contagious diseases was in
trodueed by Representative G. F. At
fonso, of Hawaii The resolution reads:
Whereas, 1t has been reported
through the public press that hundreds
of laborers have been procured from
the Philippine Islands for agricultural
work in Hawaii; and
Whereas, 1t has been likewise re-
ported that among those laborers a
large number of them have been re-
garded BY the quarantine officers of
Honolulu as feeble-minded and other
wise physically defective individuals;
and
"Whereas, 1t is matter of vital
interest to the public welfare to ascer-
tain the true status of this matter,
therefore, be it
Resolved, by the House of Represen-
tatives, That the committee on agri-
culture, forestry, promotion and immi-
grafton be and the same is hereby in
structed, if not incompatible with the
public interests, to make thorough
investigation regarding the acquisition
and character of such laborers; and be
it further
Resolved, That said committee on
agriculture, forestry, promotion and
immigration secure as full information
as is possible to obtain as to the terms
and conditions under which said labor
ers are being recruited and brought to
this Territory; and
"Resolved, further, That said com
mittee report upon its findings as soon
as possible. I"
The committee to which this resoln.
tion was referred is composed of Rep.
resentatives Towse, Archer, Tavares
Richard and Keliinoi 1t is probable
that on account of the Importance OF
the report they are expected to make
on this subject, it will be some time
before the investigation is completed
1t is proposed to call many witnesses
This is one of the important commit
tees from which much good work il
expected and its members say they pro
pose to make a record for efficient
work.
In connection with this question Of
immigration bill was introduced il
the senate amending the law passed by
the last Legislature in regard to the
apportioning of the special tax and ex
tending its operation to 1921. This bill
states that:
"To promote the conservation and
development of the natural resources o,
the Territory, etc. One-half the pro
eeeds of the income tax on corporation
is devoted to immigration, one-fourtl
to paying the expense of schools il
the Territory"
The bill was introduced by Senate
Baker.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
eETTINa 1N TouoH.

BEFORE
Islands the early morning Gn Washngton Wednesday
O'Clock the evening Tuesday Gin HonOuu he will touch
complete
straight Es Honolulu While
viii
with
The E performed noteworthy feat in thus linking Honolulu with
Hawaii tidy bit advertising The President
buttons of this commonplace by
while before has he other started electric
journey direct world carry
of greeting Honolulu and that fact win be worth paragraph in the
press of the world
What win from the President win be Poor Hawaii greeting
public Elks
will bring about
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
zee ROAD sUpERv1soRsHIp.

of
place johnny Wilson,
relieve situation there good why
the faith the
standing
and has had least practical experience Honolulu road builder
He not active political mix
politics with thoroughfares
BY endorsing his appointment themselves
beyond further criticism for the mudd prolonged
continuance of which would the business community
for what the majority the received in OadwOr
for expended, that aud nothing
We take that the mayor making the appointment good faith not
conditional other appointments coupling conditions
kind.
II the for the breaking Of the deadlock and
win be the policy him halfway
by promptly accepting the appointment let the roadwork proceed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
NEAR "TwENTx-THREE"
FOR THE SENATORS

It cameN near to being "Twenty-
three" for the senate yesterday morn.
ing
When the bin to appropriate the
necessary sum for expenses of the SEN
ate at this session came up it was read
and passed reading "and the sum of
twenty-three dollars ($23.00) be and
is hereby" etc, with no mention of
the thousands.
But President Knudsen saved the sit
uation by discovering the omission and
the bill was re-read, amended and pass.
ed in good shape.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
ASKS IMPOSSIBLE TO
BLOCK THE PROBABLE

WASHINGTON, February l6.-Rep-
resentatiye Joseph B. Bennett Of Ken.
tucky today created a sensation in the
house by introducing a resolution ask.
ing for the annexation of Canada.
Coming on the heels Of President Taft Is
declaration that the proposed Canadian
reciprocity measure IL not step to.
ward annexation, the resolution 10 look
cd upon rs o political move to block
the measure.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

The made BY che Japanese q Hohonu given
opportunity ke principal part 81 washngsons
day happy lantern parade ITSELF
that h purely Japanee affair planned and hnaneea Japanese
part Of national holiday celebration
thing for talk something
for che other in Honolulu to think
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

its4s ~ si'tI fseei
10 ~ teneAAa atatsAs siffratniaitt
sh sfl etAef atrtata roatti
great ifsad pps hstt e reoe noaa
NJ noheiu rihbui lht fsntn
inpt win desire -
munfai nobily who
fof the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
READY FOR THE PLAY.

The stage is set the ready the
tuning and the audience for this production
Nothing except get place
curtain be
The piece is billed problem play comedy fly
b the other extreme Of tragedy. The critics
The cast good one and there 10 material the for anything
Bouquets on hand-aeo
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

legislature got comdabio prompnem o
Now have no reason
to regret ih sixth gathering of lawmakers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17
A San CASE.

Begear-'' Please help me to recover
my child"
LAdy-"Ia your child losta'i
ReRgaF-" No, mum, but bis clothes
are worn out. N-Bosion Transcript.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

After reading the message listening Of
eihe~ ore and smRsng the sTus Of the members writing
i home explain that possibly
particular constituents This win let them little easy
ibf appropriation bin s ulgaed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

Merchandise on the bark Andrew
Welch from San Francisco included l0,-
600 eases Of kerosene, 1900 cases dyna-
mite, haled hay and general supplies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

May apply Garden
Island methods senatorial procedure
Territory s~csA &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

II would appear IN 10
time 20 quarrel when health Consequently
plague and famine within her borders China il safe tackle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-02-17

win cable for ehpns
Hawaii dollar the
commissioner has told the secretary staryaOn
pay" and long hours
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-12-28

Pierre, 5. D.-Articlcs OF in
corporation were filed today lor the
Dakota Transportatic2 Company,
which comprises a number Of lines
extending over North Dakota. and
extending down into Roberts and
Marshall counties, in this state. The
company claims headquarters al
Pierre, with a business office at OF
iawa. Canada, and is capitalized at
100000. The Canadian incorrora-
tors are john NJ. Penny, L. i. Cog
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
THE PANIC OVER ALASKA.

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The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
THAT AUTOMOBILE ROAD.

Come think of it, automobile road to the coast would
Fairbanks than casual observation would reveal
would give mail from every boat that would land in Cor
hours and would land mail at Cordova from here
length of time Thus merchants would be given the
protecting themselves against shorts that they do
As far the mail concerned would be put
5000 miles Seattle in the time than
Again automobile road Fairbanks from the coast would
make popular touring the American
nen and hundreds and perhaps thousands OF touring cars
would Fairbanks summer 1t would indeed sur
pass trip the continent beauty and magncence
would be hard to compute the benefits that Fairbanks would
derive from travel that 1t would put in close
touch with the outside world and from the tourist alone
would derive financial benefit than from quartz
for 1t would lessen fares and and
would give much longer season IN Fairbanks to those who
spend their winter outside They could leave here the first
November and back the first OF May and thus have the
whole open season here with their business -
Besides when that road is completed for summer road
II must not forgotten that it viii be winter road for the
auto the whole distance except about 90 miles, and the
uois NAV depended upon stick pole fences and sheds
to keep the open those places and winter
as we'll as summer auto road to the coasFairbank Citizen
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1911-09-30
THE COAL QUESTION.

That Aaskans agreed to the best OF
the opening of the coal fields of the territory made manifest
every time meeting held where opportunity is accorded
to give expressions to views But all agreed upon
this proposition-hat these coal fields should be opened
under system and at The present state of affairs
here is unbeaabe 1t is driving and money away from
this country much need of both Those in authority
to be criticised for not investigating these alleged coal frauds
after the withdrawal order made-n 1906. Then
evidence of fraud if fraud exists easily available The
doing what should have been done five long
ago. 1t with authority that those persons who
have entered coal claims in good faith will receive patents
Well why don't they get them9 How many examinations and
Investigations does it require before decision reached We
take it that Alaskans much concerned the
policy with regard to the disposition of these coal lands
whether under the leasing plan ownership and
operation they with the question to when something
shall be done This uncertainty this elay is what exaperate
us, is what is running financially.
The honorable secretarv c TIC interior when here asked
the question: How shall open these coal fields? By
of his governmental position the matter is largely
him. and he stand fall by his decision He has the
last say What want to know when the admnistra
ton going do something! When is it going to
definite policy that living here may ourselves
accordingly! If this country to be bottled for an
definite period, want know it may pack
bag and the Philippines which appears to be the
peca potege of the present administration This whole mat
could be solved and settled by scratch of the by those
in authority-Seward Gateway.