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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21
I OIice Court.

j charge Of furious driving against a
hackman was partly heard yesterday and
continued until today.
l native charged with stealing one
dozen spoons, four plates, Two cups, one
can Of biscuits and four bowls. from jose
C51.derio, was remanied until Monday
kaheIeIani. Charles Malay aud Ka2i
were charged Oh "Wednesday with steal
ing Two cans OF milk worth SO. the pro-
ueT-y q the Wooilawn Dairy. The last
named pleaded guilty, the other TWO not
guilty. kaheleiani was discharged On
RClle gr1s- Malay was tried and &C
quilted, = there vas only the evidence
u haai against him. the milk was
stolen from the wagon ar Robello lane.
P--l4na, and taken 10 hehelelani's hut
n Asylum lane. kaai was sentenced ID
Dc imprisoned at hard labor three
months and 70 pay SO fine and s. casts.
heamI0 and johnson mere each put
down - for drunkenness, and an opium
C4se vas continued.
on the civil side one case Of deserving
contract service i settled outside, in
another the defendant consents and Is
ordered % return One case Is discon-
tIDusd and Eve are continued
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SHIFTING NOTES.

The Robert Ssa-i=s VII leave tomorrow
for San r4lcl>ro-
The dark Alex Mcneil viii finish unload
ing cargo Tomorrow
The steamers hInsu and L--a=.I--z 1-s .I-z
next >1cur,-ay morning
The barSeur5ue Discovery gl-L SzL -zEr
thursday cor san Francisco
b 3. NJ =. Cermor-uJ SAILED early OF
WedueS.i4y FOR HzC4t v-a Wall1-e
The bark Cgiusa loads after ct-s 5a-Esr-
tlAs llsloyeEy for MeSsrs- H Hlcztel1 s.
The steamers kal-1 and J.. a Cuuufu-
VII leave E1ls morning Tor .Esir -egl-l-
ports
The bark Alden Be=<e wiI come along
s51e the Pzc-Lc Mali Company Tl4E- Co.
UNLOAD cargo
TEe Steamer e. F. Bishop VII leave TO
Eurr0E morning ~ 8 u 'c-yCz Tor the Other
llgts 90 -hI- island
ztLl u'cL1-E this morning TOR >.-- E-al-Is-l
WIZ 451EI $500 bags sugar
The steamers W E HAL and LEzl4-5
VAL leave sl-LIrrJE morning fog Wlr.l.-
ward ports 80 Il and Il J'c--cz -=sEsc-
lively
The br5-eu-f-s John D. S7-=cEe-- am
schooner Anna are 1Ceh u days e-- ------
san E-zacI-cg Tor a1l1----L zE- Es-l------
respectively
The bark IS. 2 Godfrey has been r.
novel % near the D-zAul- com E.11lg
wblcl she VII Cu.gl1 lsr o--c->-
The B5lv-zl bl-E DON Ad1-fo VII
leave either -l----- rl7- or -.--s.-.L-T ID bal
last for Puget Sllld- she VIII oe u@---f-
zL1- --If= the lzrE CllES4 to-day 20 receive
bzl-4,4 from the latter vessel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

Ta= following J. from e late >--- r'-z--
cisco exclz-Ee-
Chief Justice Fuller, ot che United
States SUPREME Co-r-, has 50 an e--
annie which aII o.hsr judge would 10
~ 70 follow FI= l-- male his -=--
sons r-5-f. Not I-frel -=-rl- judges
Tava made th=.r DECISIONS essays ls'cl
r. Isvr % su= question I-vC-s=-l- 4l.5r-
i m necessity for - dong Inc P1i-t
rs.-.i =lt11-d ~ decided and tie gen
81 discussion u the law -a-- - the --Z--
F.1rlz writer's
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PUBLIC WORKS

A Sew Engfueer-IIIness OF Surveyor
Iawreuee-The Puuehbowi Read
NIr. w " Brul=r, clvi- engineer ar
r.ye,t bv che A-zme.ls 20 c-ze q position
II the p1t-5. works bureau He mis- the
place % CAPS Lawrence who E-s -a-
pity Superintendent Il Public N1rzs-
bur who vsr- -1 che >-z--s s11e tine
a-1 IT, roor health 4-t a, --@- a.
c5-us. Wa net expected GO 1--we Il---
lcc--r- M Ev-u-r las ---- 10 -1-e -
ming the active duties @ --s s----'-.-
he -ras e--z--t ye=-srl1E IN laying OH
the lines ot tla -. --=l r--L l1 ----
summit Of P-1-llsEl- lLr- Brl1-E -
s...v-r. az the El-.- Horse
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Passed Assistant Engineer BATES, u No
zz- on the Ezrizla a. this p1gt, aaz
H=e- appointed On the board u naval
engineer. % ascertain the I1--s-E-17yz r
developed by the cruiser Charleston On
1er TIA. trip
O7r esteemed tCTl=-1a1. Hon A-C=rr
Tsz---. II P. celebrates to-day tlz +5rs
anniversary q his birth Inc ADvEz-
r-~Ez f55-s vita his many friends IT
wishing t8e genial Noble many HAPPY
retains Ci the day
Robert Garrett. the invalid railway
--s,-.--. = 0F q lz-= report sad - D. II
-.---a----l c5 bis .z-l--l-s moss o the
-z---. bus =-5-L unable 20 transact 1-=--
-.--s zrI --Iel rl- allowed 1r the doc
hearing
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The las. co1csr- q tEs Ca1po5e..o
series VIII take pace n the Hawaiian
Orera H11=e Of saturday evening, -
Inst. For this eecz-.o1- which 7z..- take
The fora q q c1Es C.lll. s--z-g zanstt 70
Ms Grace Porter AMI % = zr-1r Cam ~
LeE5- fine programme nae oe@a A.
RANGED T1ere C-zlc 81 ~ . crowded
r~-ze. u these zYrls.s have keeps well
ez-r~ ~.--.--z - % tEs c11-E1-.Ity-
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- y -. - - -,

[ : = Alert Green. C4-zo. =
b ull At9I51. 1Lao-leaf. NaE-eS-r.
bS Alex Mcneil ErlIs- Newcastle. y = W.
IS VA y G1--rey uaJel. san Francisco.
81 ha-- z--4. Henderson. Tahiti.
scar E--lerL >s2r-e>. PITY Port B-lEz'ay
52tu= Mary n juSelu4n, uy-e1o-z. = r
An e s J., Brewer. J 1S>e-Fu. Boston
Am cz--e W -e>5leC. Cook Newcastle
BIT uz 81. L4rJl. N5W York
bEl " i ulD1ul, Drew, san Francisco
bs-ne Castle, Hubbard. san Francisco
bS,le Discovery Mcneil san Francisco
bS Alden b-s~e- Cousins, >-lu Francisco.
d. Cl---2- blcS-S. san Diego
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kAFIoLANI PACK ASSOCIATIONS

EIe sion Of Directors and OAeers ~
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting Of the KaPiolani
P-rk ASSET alton vas held yesterday.
when the fo.lov.Eg Beard Of Directors
vas elected. Ness-s. jas. Cam r6ell, 4 :.
CIe-hor-, Tom May. Cecil Br7En, v
NJ t4=Earf. Z. J. Azuew. Wrl- q. Irwin.
RI r. Ns-far-zre. I. T. Walker, z :.
Cr--hs and II. J. Note II meeting
II he Board the t5-LCz5ng officers we've
chosen for cuz ensuing year
Hon. :. = Cl=-E1Tu. President .
Hon. Cecil Brown Vice President
Hon. w u. Irwlu, Treasurer
Mr.. ". " GlEz-1- Secretary
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sFEcr4L BUSINESS ITEMS

zr.--- For King q E------
"A -hsIr -LCu y u-1e.aiLe1-
+ sze-v b1ro-Eh a. W= pass along
A. ~ -Ee- throws l1- 10 ~ I4l ll- = -
So FOR -Ee fault make -----l- ~ rs -r---
King Henry : H. Lrl-- F@rt-
AK f-- The Eo51y ~-z--S a-i -
zfcLceruvz-
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The eIagnoIis Tree.

We would call the attention Of those
who are seeking fine trees 10 plant IN
their lawns, 10 this beautiful tree, which
grows 70 the height o. forty 70 sixty feet
IN is blooming season i Is literally
white with is large flowers, which are
about the size o. 3 tea saucer, when full
blown, and emit q strong and delicious
fragrance. Before opening II full bloom
the flower ! ezg-shaped, and one OF the
moss graceful II its appearance Il
differs IRON the common dwarf magnolia
only n size, the flower being alike OF
both. The magnolia grandifora was
named after French Ootanist, Pierre
Na-Ccl. VINO discovered L about the BE-
ginning O the eighteenth century. The
largest and haEds0nest OF these trees
that ara now On the Islands i growing at
Hanal-i, kauai, and vas planted there
by Hon. Godfrey Rhodes some fifty years
70
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Osua1 Dlv. who came here from the
Colonies and -rseI . start 2 labor organ
lE4-llu, a-sl a-z=U pied IN get away with
Noses ami the prophets on the : aci1rEn.
has been dismissed or Is own recUg-l-Z-
zr.c- u Sz1 Francisco. afLer detention
seven months on 3 charge Of rCcyEnE
Annie Watson Ci 3 diamond cross The
police searched long and vaiGly for the
EzIr complainant 80 IIaL nothing out dis
-zlzss-.E OF tlla defendant remained
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r. sale by ca1ifornia Fruit Market

ps- :. Alameda Oregon and La.-i1r
: 49, P--zzs. Ca1-z517Tsr- Cabbage.
FIzs and E.aizlns- 10y lemons. -. y
- l-7-5. SMOKED Salmon. pare olive OIL
a., = few extra heavy TURKEYS and
&C.,. Mutual Telephone 81
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DESHA-A- E4r1Croo- @J--h E11a- Eel-
mary S-h- -1 the v-lte 1I Rev sc -7-- L.
E=-l4- n -lLz1le--
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As the NlDkelua- does nos sail I'll u
% .c.1cz this morning. there = q chance
III ID Toy getting mall matter Of Gv her
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

Water i 70 De shut Oft Friday from an
AREA on the plains described N the Off
C.sl notice e-sez here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

Toe benefit % be given IN the Opera
House on Saturday eva1i.. : exc-1S5veIs
-sr >-EU0- CaUlo5el-1 and Mss Grace
Porter.
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DO noc chrow down this uauer until
you SO where the ''ugbly S-e.son hat
= 70 be Obtained
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

One drunk and one assault and battery
were al me causes uf arrest registered
up I'll. midnight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

The Painters }Jo-taly VIII be issued
to-day. Elsewhere vii be found the
-11.e II contents. showing an Important
luu aer- 90 Improvement ot sugar
Cane" Is an article that EIL probably
Weld good fruits There are enquiries
Tor the Monthly coming now ali the way
IRON Elrlle.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. 4. !.
AEEEN AIS-


NE1SESpsV. FEB ~.
s.nlr J A COIDiEs. Nelson. from K51-
Tau
Stmr E Bishop lie Claire. f-01z circuit
Oahu.
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Mr. " : Luce announces she revoca-
Ton o. his power OF attorney 70 9!r.
Frank Brown. \
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

Mr. Nolts was al right a-ain on the
road - recovery yesterday.
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tbs ORGAN RECITAL.

Programme for the KaumabAPili
Church Entertainment Tonight.
Following : the programme for the
organ recital and sacred concert At Kau-
makapiij Church beginning at 7:5
o'clock this evening:
March Triou phaie- -.---.-.-.. GriSou
M Way Taylor
Tenor AIr-Ia native worth ---.--.-H HAYDN
M ChAs- Thrower-
o-ter-o-iJ PaSrOTale ...-..-...--. MOrandi
Ar. WE4y Taylor.
Iltauuua tS-abat Mater .-----. ROSSini
Miss Grace Porter.
Fantasia IN { Major B. Tours
Mr.. Wray Taylor.
Reci-ltive-NCw opening her fertile
Air-Now earth her fullest glory
>ignor CampObello.
Violin 0I0.-Beyerie. .---.--.--. Bach
Herr TheO. Schmidt
tiS-CeuSs II y 800 DeloruCs
Grand OEe-sojre in F.---.----.---- Batiste
M Taylor
Prof Berger viii oficiate as accom-
PIANIST.
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Monthly meeting y. y. c. A this
evening
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders Of the Inter-ISland Steam
Navigation Co. (LimItedl will De held on
TUESDAY, March ), 1859, at 10 o'clock =.
N, at the office on Queen street.
J. ENA.
Secretary.
Honolulu. Feb. Is, 1889. 43-I3t
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A reward : offered for the e-overv II
q -1Gy's IJs- purse
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4 report u the movements % sealers
in thu Alta Of February 6ch says Tie
Triumph commanded by Caps Dan
Mclean. br9-der @ the master Of tue
Mary Ellen. leaves Victoria On the 2ltn
inst zi-n forty tons of telegraph Elre
ana -lo ro-es Tor Hc--Il-u.7 This =
Tor the cable Svs-rTu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

The San Francisco News Letter lo<
At the matter thus:
Says Bayard 70 Bismarck:
lis really not right
Keep your blue-jackets of,
Or We surely viii fight"
Says Bismarck to Bayard:
Wen do better than that
Wen swOp, across the ocean,
Diplomacy chat"
And before we have finished
These things I have seen >
Both viii have forgotten
That such quarrel had been.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21
DRESSMAKING.

MRS NJ. B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
vi the business of Dressm&king. Cutting and
FItti ng al her residence No. 73 Beretania street
opposite the Hotel The patronage Of the ladies
Is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
teed- o5-tf 1243Iy
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NOTICE.

TEPECTING To LEAVE HONOLULU
= Tor China shortly. notice = hereby
given that ~ Mon al viii transact al
matters ot business connected with the
I-U ~ Tong On Jan CouUz1F under Z
t--l CoEe- d attorney. NJ CHAN,
Managing partner q the Arm q Tong On
Jan Company
Hs-1--.l- PEI 10 1.-g. 4l-Irn
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The W. cru. nests This afternoon.
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For quick raising, the Royal Baking Powder i
superior 10 sll other leavening agents. II IS ali
SolUtely pure and who leSoue and Of the highest
leAve1lng power. 1t IS always uniform in
strength and quality and never fails 70 make
light. sweet, most pSlstSble and nutritiye food
Bread. biscuits, mullins, cake, etc, raised with
Royal Baking Powder may be eaten hot without
distressing results to the most delicate digestive
organs. Il Will keep in any climate without
deterioration.
Prof. Il. A. Mott, I. :. Government Chemist,
after examining officially the principal baking
powders OF the country, re ported:
The Roval Baking Powder Is absolute pure.
for have 50 found itin many tests made both
for that company and the United States Govern
ment.
because OF the facilities that company have
for obtsI NJ nE perfectly pure OF tartar and
for other reasons dependent upon the proper
proportions OF the same, and the metbod OF its
preparation, the Royal Baking Powder is IN
doUhtedly the purest and most reliable baking
powder offered 10 the public.
s'DR. HENRY 4. MOTT, Pr n -"
i22l-fy Z :. Government Chemist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

Al, who feel IN Interest in the pro
-r=S> o. free InscI 5u-Il-s VIII rejoice II
the CzE-IsL IN formation conveyed through
the Foreign 05Ece. that the Empire o.
Japan has had 5ts C1us-i- -I-i-n pE0cLaiInaG
or the Emperor IN person amidst grea-
popular enthusiasm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

4 large mum beg u passengers have nos
offered - yec Tor the bark nal2kzUz. bur
she Vii sail for H11-zoDg without ilII
according To announcement,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-21

WEpSE>1AY. Fec ~.
II u Coruoral-. N1c1lls Ksua7
>-Ir tl-l W4llue iC- Hauzkuz. hawaii
>C1r LAWNS for Kauai.
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= Advertisements.
NOTICE.

THE POWER OF ATTORNEY GIVEN
Il 1v me 10 Mr. Frank Brown on SepteIn-
5@- q ISIS Ezs been revoked according %
.rs terms, and such revocation has been
duly recorded.
E-2c W ( LUCE.
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Notice of Removal.

DR DAY HAS REMOVED HIS
IL residence TO the Dickson Premises,
No. - Beretauia street, opposite GARDEN
Lane, and his office 10 the cottage ad-
joining. 302w
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The Lynchburg Virginian constructs
this neat device:
The Samoan question in brief
Il lsma5cA -2B or not 2B.
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4 concert by way oi welcome 20 the
numerous hand oE tourists p-=S-uc IN the
c5ry VIII b= given by t1e Royal Hawaiian
Band 81 the Hotel from $50 20 10
C'c-1-E -ElS morning
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the yoGu- haumCck-mlker Mullen.
prrsIe> tGLt occupation now II his
spare holFs. having begun 70 learn
bJrs--sloelu= - Mr. Cav;o-3's forge.
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Mr.. Allen Hutchinson. sculptor. be
gins making the plaster east Of Mr. VIM
Au-t.s bIS- to-day Many prominent
persons have gone 20 see the clay
moulding
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advertisements.
lost.

1 LADY'S PURSE. CONTAINING
II $40 IN silver. ring with three keys,
and q gentJeman's diamond (soIitaire).
scarf pin 4 suitable reward viii be paid
the finder on returning the same 10 the
Gazette Office. 45-3t
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES OWING TO W. s.
n LUCE up TO January 81, 1SS9.
are hereby requested 70 make i'm
mediaUe payment 10 Mr.. Frank Brown,
Merchant street formerly a N. Hewett's)
who Is authorized 20 receipt for al moneys
paid 10 him. J. T. RACkEELD,
J. HOTIEG,
H FOCkE
Assignees OF W. s. Luce.
Honolulu, Jan 81, 1889.
2S-Im 12z5-1m
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The QlaeEslluder. on the occasion -
the American baseball PLAYERS visit
published an excellent diagram o. 3
diamond fed wigl full explanations q
the zane
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HUNORS OF The SAMOAN QUESTION
The Washington Critic gets OF the fol-

The Washington Critic gets OF the fOl,
lowing:
Bismarck.
I viii ride the mild Pacific
In manner quite terrific,
And viii make myself the great and
only terror Of the seas;
I Will smash your silly treaties
No matter how your feet Is,
For I'm the Gi2Scutls that viii do Just IS
l please.
John Bull.
He, Ho, You blooming German,
80 YOU think YOU viii determine
The complexion O. the action that each
one OF Us must take:
Gro on and do your pleasure,
In accordance with that measure,
But ere YOU rake the ocean take 4 good
look 81 your rake.
Uncle Sam.
By thunder, Mr.. TeUlon,
Il seems 70 me you're shootin'
On that island in manner l would
think was slightly braSh;
And though I've got no navy,
can tell you, sir, by gravy,
have got what gets navy, that Is to
say, the cash
The TvnCEl,r1ry- Vfr,ririau constructs
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lERLIS

GAZETTE PUBLISHING Co.
Merchant IT., Honolulu.
ddwZw
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LUCAL AND GENERAL.
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A. the Winkelna- does no. sail TIL =
o.c.1cz this morning, there = a chance
III 10 Tor getting mall matter OF Uy her
Toe benefit 70 ha r7rar IN --a 1---e
fer ~=-~1- t17-~,--5.zr7.S ~ NJ g
Porter
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y -aF-e mum e-s % passengers nave nos
o--rEeL - SS- -2r ne o-.T> n---i-A--l-2- ot-
SA- "a san log H1a-SoII "---io-- All
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-06

They did not conquer America
The Americans, our own brave
foreiathers won the day; and the
United States, our own dear coun-
try, was launched away on the sea
OF natural greatness. Industries
sprang up. The sound ofthc wood
mans axe was soon heard iE the
forest; golden fields of grain took
the place of the camping ground
the glad music of children's voices
awoke the silence of the forest
merry song of the birds in the tree
tops, the flowers strcwn along the
roadside, and the warm sunshine
overhead spoke peace, sweet to the
patriot.
And now, fellow students, you
and | live in the noontide of our ma
tons glory. If There is one spark
of patriotism in our souls, let us
keep it burning brightly, if not for
our own glory, in honor Of those
brave men who fought, bled and died
that we might have liberty. 1t Will
cause our names to shine brighter
on the scroll of Heaven, and may
we ever remember, when we think
of the grand victory which our fore
fathers achieved in the American
Revolution, that Gan things work
together for good to those who love
and ie. God"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-03-06
Once u Week.

This wondrously progressive and
brilliant paper has paid $4,000 for
Il serial story by Frank r. Stockton,
author of 1.-The Lady or the Tiger,
"Ruddcr Grange" "Thc Late Mrs.
Null" The Great War Syndicate, u
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