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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20
WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Montpelier, VT eve have great
nth in your remedies. was very ir-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20

Only One ''BROMO QUINlNE''
That 10 LAXATIVE BROllO QUININR Look for
the signature of n ". CROW Curss Gold in On
Day, Casas 0x1s In Two Days. -
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20

Some men are nothing more than
animated threats.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20
Interested.

Interested.
Awake. man. awake!"
Al right" said Frnnegan, rousine
Aimself. whose wake?~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20
pIsaorssd with Science,


OF No uee 20 the Finder.
DO you know. ! quite lost my head
yesterday"
Don't worry. Cholly. whoever finds
II will return II"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20
Why Suffer From Headaches,
neuraIgla, rheumatism

Hunt's Li&htnin6 OH quickly relieves
the pain The Hurting and Aching stop
almost instantly. A truly wonderful remedy
for those who suffer. II il astonishing how
the pain fades away the moment nunt's
LiGhtnin6 OIL comes in contact with L
So many people are praising il. that you
can no longer doubt. For Cuts Burns,
Bruises and Sprains il d simply fine. All
dealers sell Hunt's Lidhtntni OIL in
IS and 80 cent bottles or By mail from
4. ,. Richards Medicine @.
Sherman Iexas
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20

AZ fhess So lssltae 80 Eeystss ~ oaly ets.,
tsshss viii nsess - cultass, caaalogus vssa hlu
Our mtg Casalsgue q Hswes and We. sssds. nslAS
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20
HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES AND
BlACKHEAOS

For pimples and blackheads the fol-
lowing In . most effective and eco
nomical treatment: Gently smear the
affected parts with Cuticura Oint-
ment. on the end Of the finger. but
do not rub. Wash on the Cuticura
Ointment in I'VE minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water and continue
bathing for some minutes. This treat
ment Il best on rising and retiring.
At other times use CuticurA Soap
freely for the toilet and bath. to a.
sist in preventing Inflammation. irri-
tation and clogging Of the pores, the
common cause Of pimples. blackheads.
redness and roughness. yellow, oily,
notify and other unwholesome condi-
tons Of the skin.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample Of each
free. with 32.p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept L. Boston.
Disaerssd With Science.
Bix-Scientists say that it Ii much
easier to support . weight than 1t
is to lift It
Dix| haven't found 1t 20. can
lift my wife quite easily.
OF No Uoe 20 the Finder.
DO you know. ! quite lost my head
yesterday"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-20

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
BETTER SUGAR PRICES PRECURSOR OF BETTER
CONDITIONS B

the turning of the tide and business conditions
improving The rise values held be due to the
disappearance twohirds Of the houandn
plus which appeared months There been
in values The market rapidly approaching
point where visible supply will be equaed by known rate of
consumption When that point reached the market bound to
again influenced by rapid speculative changes Rumors of
general business conditions Europe rmors of
drought Germany floods in Cuba decreasing Jayan will
eau upward tendency in values gs.. 45@
many favorable Indications and it is
predicted years least prices will not again sink to
the recent low levels
years political situation will undoubtedly be much
improved The world has had reform
upon months than it had
gained Dissatisfaction with the extended reform is
already finding expression every State There little doubt that
enough conservative and senator's will be elected next
November put quetus further penchan for reform by
this administration It is safe bet that the election Of enough
check the food of radical reforms will be instant
followed by conditions throughout the
United States Business at its lowest ebb Any change
general the better any
will react in Hawaii favor. .Ea .a Nv ta14HN .8 #s
Aside from the improving outlook Honolulu going to
its shipping business inside of two
This city need have fear of competition with other mid
port Every transpacc fregher is
going make Honolulu port of call There to be large
in the tourist trade after 1915 and after the Panama
Canal routes are settled. ,@gl
fraction Of those who visit Hawaii will decide to stay here and
these will bring capital ideas and industries to Hawaii
There going to be better times ahead for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
UNCLE SANS ED1cT AGAINST JoYR1D1Na.

The United States billion dollars year
people think that Uncle Sam rich that anything
Nevertheless Uncle Sam watches the pennies He has ideas what
his employees shall make Of property exactly
with the ideas the of territorial city
and county property by officials here in Hawaii
Each of the general appropriation bills for the support of the
administrative departments of the federal during the
coming contains poviso relating the purchase repair
and of motor boats and vehicles Said vehicles
shall be used exclusively for official service other shall
constitute mdemeanor punishable by fine of than $1,000
Imprisonment of than six months. ''&t 5
Thousands of dollars that being this Territory
through the unofficial of motor vehicles for the pleasure
personal profit officials employees and their friends ought
saved All that necessary off this than needless
drain the public treasury to follow Uncle Sam lead
Legislation making unofficial of property punish
able miSdeneanor The people for too joy rides
Under the changing conditions of the times it recognized that
officials have at their disposal the for rapid
requirements official
needs to be closer attention paid to the dmiaon Of how
Many officials unfortunately look the
automobile personal perquse In other instances the
repairs and maintenance of official vehicle of all
ton to the value of official time saved official service rendered
Oftenmes haste makes waste that snail of all occupations
the transaction of government business.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
HAWAII AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Tariff legislation the mainland has been what
Hawaii regards its interests the Christian Science Monitor
but while the effect has been depressing the principal industry
Of the islands and to the business general there
disposition to find fault with the United States
pursuing policy which believes will bring the greatest good
the greatest number On the contrary Hawaii is inclined
blame itself for its failure be nuentialy represented
at Washington 1t than convinced Of its
possibility for the free clause the Underwood tariff
since it has begun to hear from observan friend the
government. t...sts5 N
This friend writes the Honolulu Merchants
there are likely to be developments time which win be
advantage OF the Hawaiian Louisiana the
spot and fighting for restoration Of the tariff he he adds
It is little less than astonishing that the interests your
Territory do not keep here watch
consequence sober sensible who knows all the govern
men departments and all the public life could
of these matters the accomplish
something specific return for the money expended
Hawaii has been brave hopeful
what adverse conditions recently that naturally sympathy
and friendship If it will only continue pursue its
naturally attract substantial effective support
anybody slightly acquainted with the sentiment and
of the people of the mainland will advise the
Of Hawaii keep entirely clear Of lobbying lobbyists
not likely to the interests other interests
which concerned by maintaining any other paid
at Washington than the one provided by law. atlt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SERVICE.

United States government has found wise proec
ton Of employees safeguard the public interests
law which forbds entering into private business
line his official duties Disregard Of this law punishable
with dismissal Of the offender il the is fragrant there
be fine, or imprisonment or both
There have been many dn from the service since these
regulations went into effect An employe of the department
stock smallrms factory clerk in the patent
Office cannot undertake to float invention An agricultural
The Cover recognizes extremely difficult any
draw the line between mine and thine when mine rep
resents his property and thine the Also
there is liable to be confusion in the mind of the with
whom the government official ansacts business
the boundary between the aforesaid "mine and chime
The United States demands that all of employee
energy and thoughts shall be directed along those certain lines
public service which he hired attend If the public
find Time energy capital work for himself outside his
official hours the United States demands that he shall
undertake line different from that in which the
employs him. In other words has enacted law the
saying of Christ that mo Back Of
this law there are both common and ethics
Once again Hawaii borrow leaf from Uncle Sam Public
service should be single Of It is the most natural thing
the world for public official to to make something
self through the application of the technical knowledge
aques through employment However public
whom he deals do always discriminate between the official
Of John Smith who up hapast four
o'clock and the private Of John Smith hyone o'clock
John be very positive of the difference in his mind
Chuck 10y Oba with whom dealing
trained to fine ethical distinctions and the fact that they
business with John Smith, private citizen, escapes them
The Legislature should enact law limiting public pr
service similar lines to what has
instances protect the public and very often might pro-
tect government employees against themselves
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
THE COST OF WAR.

Everybody recognizes with Mexico would be
enormously costly for the United States But probably few persons
take the huge which this country has been already
through premnaries which result
Washington correspondent Advertiser supplies
interesting information this subject He writes:
Whether the Rosities Mexico be called all
the United States already cahing the
of There the of transportation for instance Troops
of various kinds have already been sent to be sent
is estimated that the movement of troops Mexico will
$5000O00 for transportation alone That by rail will be
much greater and it is said is much greater that
ent it cannot be approximately estimated
The keeping time four
port ships at Galveston, awaiting possible need For
than they have been there The need The main
transports government inclusive
of subsistence $3000 month They enough when
the word to move the Fifth brigade Texas under Gen
era Funston consisting of four regiments of infantry of
cavalry of field artillery So merchant ships had be
y chartered additionally ' Nga..4f4 MIA Ft8 tt
Transporting field artillery bHrdensome Id addition
for the regiment equipped with mountain guns which
carried pack mules which had to be taken along It is e
mated that it will require from eighteen twenty transports
to the entire second divisions to Mexico lGtEt&
The transfer by of the first field army is said will
require fifty large transport ships Negotiations have been
progress for time to obtain that many but best it will
take several weeks assemble that number of vessels Gal
weston. T. ...t "3 sRsfSthN0vI
The of troops is not all. They have only
be need other things. AS imperative food is
milton Materials to be purchased for stock
clothing force of 100000 requires great DEAL and the
larger the larger the needs All this win
will have be transported and mostly by ships These should
derive fairly profitable business from out the Mexican sua
ton. Ill.,. s. "r". '.a#,H \, sa.s ID. p ~ ~.
1t would be interesting know how much the Mexican
has its inception the first mobilization
Grande That information is of not be had
must be that of would be
to stagger the most optimistic. 5Af r[@ r. go
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
.B[AMES OIL FOR
WAR WITH MEXICO
French Senator Treats Mexican
Question from an Economic
Standpoint.

PARIS, April 2s. ~ Tho leading
French papers are frankly antagonistic
toward President Wilson'S policy in
Mexico, Le Journal says the veil Of
disinterestedness hitherto covering the
United States policy has fallen and
the conquest Of Mexico has begun.
The journal des Debats, the most
scholarly newspaper in Paris, Says
eve do not know whether the
United States is acting for its best In
terests, hut we know that il Is com.
hitting evil deeds
In newspaper article Senator Jer-
vais yesterday treated the Mexican sit
uation from an economic standpoint.
He thinks that the real object of the
United States is TO assure itself of n
political and economic protectorate
over Mexico by putting in govern.
ment chosen by II. The reasons for
this, Senator Jervais says, are many,
but the principal reason at present Is
oil.
The United States and England, he
added, are trying TO obtain oil con
SESSIONS, not only in Mexico, but in
Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
TAKE IT EASY.

you feel like calling the other fellow liar put off, advises
the Tulsa Oklahoma, Sun, ~, RI. t... '..g
feel like saying something which will make harder for
to make a living, put it off II.
feel like doing something which will bring distress and
your family put it off. .% ~. r.. 4fs.
feel like knocking somebody down because you have
reyled put it off. ' ,. ...:. +. snag..aa sa&E
feel that the salvation of the country depends any
political organization and it you the ticket put
Ii off .t4##E .....#
feel that ought foake your business today the
interest Of candidate, put it off @' a5n~
If feel that is and make fight for
somebody you don't know, put it off .... -.
reasonably sensible if you reasonably acquainted
with things they you will realize there
and excitement. Put it off.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
.KONA COFFEE PLANTERS
HAVE ORGANIZATION

According to Hawaii Hoehi, the, Kona
Japanese coffee planters have organized
an association known as the SeSisei
Rwai. T. shibayama was elected presi.
dent. The association passed resolu-
tions of which the following is trans.
lation: II. .N
1T is already two decades since we
began TO take up residence in Kona
and to start the cultivation of coffee.
Its development in recent years has
been remarkable, and, as a result, cof
fee has become second on the list of
important productions in the Territory.
And while Kona coffee is gaining more
and more favorable reputation on ac-
count of its flavor, on the other hand
our social and economical standards are
daily advancing. -bASs y
although this state of prosperity is
mainly attributed by us to each others
strenuous effort and diligence, still, to
attain this state of success under the
flag of a foreign government without
any hindrance, hardly would have been
possible had we not been favored with
the graceful protection of the United
States. In realizing this, and in order
to represent our thankfulness, we have
Joined to present our own product to the
President of the United States and
beg for his most esteemed acceptance.
When it is accepted, we believe, it will
be new impetus for the further de-
velopment of the industry
A quantity of the best Kona coffee
was ordered sent to President Woodrow
Wilson. A similar present was also
sent to Japan for the use of the I'm.
perial household.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
Local Talent In Love and War
Well Received on Valley
Island.

Glove and War, a dramatic sketch,
was presented to pleased houses for
three nights on different parts Of Maui
during the past week and scored big
success, according TO members Of the
company who arrived from the Valley
Island on the steamer Claudine yester.
day morning. The company, composed
of the same members who first present
cd the play under the auspices Of the
National Guard Of Hawaii, is now
known as the Acme Vaudeville Com.
pany, and if present plans carry they
intend to give a series of performances
at Hilo before finally disbanding.
On Maui they gave performances at
Paia, Kahului and Wailuku. At each
place, according to reports, the anna.
teur thespians were greeted by large
crowds and their play was well 70.
-ceived.
In addition to the regular perform
anee, vaudeville features were given by
Samuel G. Searle, well known Homo
lulu boy, in statuary posing, gymnasium
ring work and weight lifting. He is
said to be a marvel in these specialties
and is now arranging to hold on his
chest, like human bridge, a fully
equipped automobile and chauffeur.
Miss Ethol Martin and Harry Bos-
worth put on comedy part that kept
the crowds in good humor. Ralph
Quarles with ragtime violin selections
furnished another vaudeville feature
These were added TO by four reels of
moving pictures. Those comprising the
company are: Miss Ethol Martin, Har-
~ w. Bosworth, Thomas w. Stackpole,
Samuel g. Searle, Ralph Quarles.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
WILL COLLECT DUES
UNTIL AMALGAMlTI0N

II. +. Wood stated yesterday that
the most important item of business
transacted by the trustees of the cham.
Der of commerce Wednesday was the
decision to collect dues up to the time
the organization amalgamates with the
merchants association. 1t is import
ant that there be no break in this part
of the program, he said. II will re.
,quire a good deal of cash to make the
work Of the new body effective. The
joint meeting for the completion Of
the merger was called for May "a. E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15

Brokers the local Wa Street" say in the
Of has resulted in the withdrawal of
ngs of stocks From being strictly buyers market
of the situation has passed into the hands the sellers
dollars having relieved pressure
compelling weak holders to sacrifice for cash.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15
THE PASSING HOUR.

Yesterday ought to have been Appointment Day turn
ed out to be only disappointment Day chaed
goose-egg on the Democratic calendar .s3s.
In handling public affairs especially matters affecting the public
health the public morals it does until
stolen before locking the stable door There will be sales
condemned tubercuous cattle except such permit
ted by law Publicity jusfable compelling eci
branch of the police service of this Territory and
this instance considering that the information which
tiser acted from official sources apology required
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-05-15

ertoria Marketing Division under supervision Of the Expert
which farmers send the Marketing Division sold the
notify Marketing Division produce
nd Of
is u E.
and
Wirelessaddress I K
.EE. '.""-. A, 7. LoE>E Superintendent
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-17

were evidence of the usec |" which the place had been put.
 Inquiries among the people whc lived in the building iliicited the in fo, nation that the joint was run D, a Chinaman ard -a white woman neither "f whom had been seen since the first alarm of fire.
 The Chinaman has not been found hut at the foot of the ladder leading .rt m. the top floor of the building tc the roof the searchers found the body nf a once beautiful woman. She had evidently tried to escape to the roof and had been sufYocated on the mar row stair.
 The woman. who looked old and hn geered and broken. was later iden- tifed as the former Broadway star Nancy Neil. How she came |" be where she was, to have left the career she was building for the horrors "i ar opium den none will ever know
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-17
EVEN FRENCH SCRIBES
 ARE NOT IMMUNE

mel. Madam CaiilAux did hot wat fa the peaceful methods of the due' tu wine out the insult to her noble husband, no, and again never. Madam calllaux walks into the office of the offending editor. draws one of those cruel weapons which shoots real lead bullets and thsrsupon. contrary to all o the rules of the game as played n La Belle France. she shoots the poor editor of the paper.
 The editor is dangerously wounded and all of Paris mourns. Not for the editor, nobody cares about an editor more or less. the woods are full of then, and what. after all is one editor: : Nothing. pouff. But to think. that here in Paris. such thing should oc- cur. It is harbarous, unheard of. It smashes all of the traditions of the country. The insult could have been SC easily wiped out with coffee and rclls at Q little cafe in the woods and ncw--Poor France. what will this lead to"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-17
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. March l7.-Ten years ugo the whole city was ringing with the praises of Nancy Neil. who at that time was one of the bright particular stars In musical comedy. Miss Nell was hailed as the most beautiful wo- man on the New York stage and her
 name appearing on the program of any musical comedy show insured success from the very beginning.
 Then the beautiful young woman with the inc deep contraito voice dropped from the stage world and in few months other stars rcigned in the theatrical Armament and other beautiful women drew crowded houses tD All the purses of theatrical man. agers.
 A few people remembered Nancy Nell and wondered what had become of her. Married and settled down was tho usual comment of those who were not on the inside of theatrical life and there the matter dropped until tho girls name and famc was but a mem cry to the habitues of Broadway.
 Last night the fate of the once beau- tiful opera singer was made known to all who remembered her upward stoge flight of years ago and many who had not thought of the girl in all of the intervening years took time over the late supper to express ragrct al the sad ending of one whose career started SO auspiciously.
 Over on the east side lato yesterday afternoon thcre was an alarm of flre] from ono of the bleak dark tene- mcnts. The firtmen who responded toI the alarm gave their first attention tc getting thS crowded inmates to al place of safety and thought that thsyl
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-03-17

If the Figaro, which has guile r"pu- ton In this dear France us well as !ii other intelligent communities where the nlcety of the language "f the Stages is understood.
 But even Gaston sometimes over steps the bounds in his criticisms and dsnunciations. When this happens the gentleman denounced or criticised sends his seconds to M. oaston. there is . little early morning party arrang- cd out ia the suburbs. two pistol shots are fired or two sword-thrusts passed, the principals fali upon each others necks and weep. everybody has breakfast and all is well and happy It is estimated that the valiant edi- tor of the Figaro has indulged in at least nifty of these little affairs oi he nor and has nothing more serious tc show for It than indigestion which came from eating hearty meal so early In the morning after the duel.
 But. alas. for the good old days. II is charged partly to tho detestiblc sMffru gettes of the English. this new outrage against the freedom of the press and tho lives of nil good French fighting men.
 Editor Gaston Calmctte wrote In his paper an attack against the minister of finance Caillaux. An "H,ct'i of great spirit who would undoubtedly hcve challenged the editor [" d'"' and a breakfast and thus have defend : cd his honor like a tru" patriot. H"' again. alas. The prrnici"us doctrine nf the militants hos crossed thr chan