davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

SDr Sunb. 5or en- !Suno, tilbSs
renoe &nptein Boulien / 5reoericia, err
Der blepen 6uot 1000 Ser. 8uoet blep
9iprt at en- iuenit Suubeuen. Srnoen
er pr9mieret paa SunoeuoitiQinsen /
@steburs ifjOr. @ieren bar %ufllaaet
Tilbuoet,
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

st iialieuif Ylab me0oeler, at Ste,
luarten pna "8et fOrcneoe 9ampltib8-
lelifab8" 5artgi "0a8mar", lOm lad /
Sauuen ueo Neapel bar 6e9aaet Selu-
moro peo at bense fig. Sau par bjems
mebprenoe / ai66enbaOu, men bans
gtapn au9iues life.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Wrnnermnrhet | Stndhnlm.

fRnBIleoe 8reo Wgrner bar erti3ret ia
utilireos meo SoIrettens 3om ouer
BAN. Sau bar anmOoet StatbolOerem
beoet ON 8iitanb til affattelie at ct
aldDeifriit, iOm ban Uil lnogiUe til aOns
gen, % bOOri anorages ON Nteoiattelie
al Strafer, iom lgo paa liospnriSt
S~traiarbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Snbebrenbt geiGtning. On Gaarb
/ Sersape peb 8osenle er nebbr9not tils
lissmeo belle SeiRtniuSen meo unbtas
selie al 2 Selte.'
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
selpbrnanp. arOsisr 9. :

SelpbrDanp. aroeier @. Senisu
o9 puitru al 5u9lie pda MOts ieireoe
ben l4oe os. oeres Sglubrpnup. On
itor 0el al Bebeerne / Dc O~mlio9enoe
Boer baube iiattet Tia iammen % brd9te
SolubruOeparret imutte o9 uHroiiuloe
@auer. os ct tort Gntal 5last os Ben
ner oar msot Ior at brinse Oeres gyf.
sultnius.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Gn forrD8enbs Storm, Der ruieOe
ben lobe Je6ruar, bar anrettet Ell BET
Del Stabe / SpOrup % Omesn. 9as
gene er blait al en- flor M9u9oe 8ps=
ninser, Os paa airtesaarbsn sr ilcre
Itsrre Monumenter blRlt omtulo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
fobrifant @aiier ga aiebmanbenl

Subn Meaer us 8isman pil anlasse
en- Spbafabrif | Nerreiunpbp. De be-
spnber YirfiOmbebeu / april. Sabriten
er beresnet paa N BroSuftion al IL
MiQ. Yo. Soba aarlis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Sung Sfj9bnc. @n 5amilie pna
Neitpeb>G sneu, Tom bar baut Ii 8srn.
bar iriitet ben tun9e Sfjebns, at be II
al oisIe er ~aIgnaeoe peo 0eoen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

S~tranoiug. 39t peo Stielitsr er
Slonnert "Brsorene" Of Ruotis6ins.
9aptein !. Slieu, itranoet paa ct 5tens
rev. Oct bIrite cit SntitorHl, OF iGrit
u4ite Dag lptIeoes bet at bier9e 8siats
ningen. 5nrtciet, Der bar yan gteiicn
tit S~jebenbdpn meo 430 5or. 9iug, er
iormentlig 8rag.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

SeOslalo. 5ielofinnen 9ars Setta,
! lolli betlenbt, bar ubarbeibet ben
"I~ SI0sIooeri9ttelie. iom "5innemis.
y" ~"sn' M laoer rcpioere os ubsire, er
e. 'prt Rto liben ai9aaet peb DOZEN.
S"u var en- al Srabsm9nbene unber
ssun,otsilo Oprrret i Bespnbelieu at
%SSn",l'aarene, men blep paa @runo al
"'9e Gloer fun bsmi til Strafar,
w. NV pa boiltet ban ienere blep benaa.
~ 81 pan bar M ~antnselis omfrins
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Scpsfalo.

SepsihIoeanm~s losiies I giboaasuters Sami'
Tier optaaeS GRATIS. eos fan pl lite aiis
y'aoe ior DC niminosiiaf lause 1afNssIiss,
Der iaa coat tan iremiertS vripat baaos ~
pt9iisr. Wabosr 90 SiG8tninast. SOr 1srs,
90 AnmtIoslfer al mere eno ~aiminoetia
Saneos. maa bstaieS 5 osniS pr. einis. yi
icrnoiaiter, at @nbotr, Tom i%noisuofr ! sos'
iaiasanmeietIier. IGier oisis siHier % rsiisr
10 pfrfiiet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

StnisH. - S,r0ss 5sisusisisrss ioI giz1l o. stns
nu, at euo tn Bissom Sat paaiast o, ben iHus.
oOrs at iose Ill ia usr tIars Batter 6aHfHa S,nl,n.
pun tIsO srabt web It 9%uaesitas ben I2i. CuoSer 1891.
pun par isot 5H i2ts glatts 1890.
Brso Hs5 ttHsss StsU. Uelasast psI, tsnS,B RtHb,l
SsuH StHisu. Jlerts Senior.
GldtamoHt, Gtbar Ga. gsbr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Win[mtrnnspurten pa @enipnr!

banen. Sra 9uled itriue5 til Dag.
9tDb." 24oe 5eb.
Sem 5uIiHoe Tons 0inlm CT M ueos
iprt III llOifibnur9 5pinOien. 6or at
gioe en-, ON emo uiulOitRHbig 5oreItils
ling on Stprreliea al oenue apantitet,
tnn nSpnes, at MtalmoplaSet optngcr
en- 6laoe al ca. 500 &o.sM. meo Ell
SDi0e af II a 2 M.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

odHfsn - Dsi Ct mis- iuu5: Sofs at ssiisHstaisgt
ior SI1st o. 9sHnsr, at HiH flare 5asH pan; 6aHlsn.
isSt I9sisrafisH, Gotss ssss ben 2Tss sssr. 1922 {
en- Hlbtg Of 81 Nar, en- 9eaaHso % 81 Das;. pan ,ii.rs
iasG lg en- ~ierssnos GHte % 70 ssrH, ioH ~5tsrsotr
2a6st al en ,ra .Gsteigls % 6aesr. Dan btts 5tsrovsi
ben Bile Iaris Vaa ben iuianit. a~irtssaaro @oos
earbor
Jtso NIB bans CIV. 0,ldsaa oar, bans Riabsl
Ssstlaao, Jta. 3. Z. Damien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Heftor for serlufsbolms IarSe

Sfole, DR.. phil. 6Orbbammer, bar ef.
ter 20 aars 8~irtiOmbeo taset fin 9is
iteo. Stoleinipettor Otto Babe sr uos
napnt til bans Gitsrfsfser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
GrfurWom


y III y - 7 > Lgs
I'll @. A. II. ~2eiriamItua / EttRmDa.
Soma, ira ben l00e III Den i2te DlaL Bill
letter lRlges ird ben 50e il Den lite ~ en-
fare for 3ur o. Retur. Returblaeiter giRg
Der ira ben lobe iii oeG I36e Sat.
2. u. Softer, &geHt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
0rauo paa Qesp.

2GsD, ben 2oen Ntarts. Safes ST. Z
uobrUo SID / .. Dams GnteS Su5 /
0iterbp. s 2p6et At 3 1Imer ueos
br9note 6uIet. Guten maatte 6Rres no
/ meget i~orbrnnbt 2ilItano. 2 seer, /
&alu, 8 5nar % enoel 6ierfre inoes
brenote. glaria9en til Sloens SptOmit
er ubefienot.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Prof. Breckenridge Is of the opinion
thot our hspplest young people are those
who, by patient and preserving labor are
fitting themselves for a large deld Of USE
fulness In after life.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Sprplageri. 8irteOummer SBap i

Sprplageri. 8irteSOmmer SBaiu i
&ipbenbaens Nmt3 Isnbre Sirt bar
iogmt Ell @nnrbeier / &irfeperlBie en-
Sgoe paa 200 SIR. for 0yrpla9eri.
SOnbens TDr bar Ell Dag i iorri9e
CONNER blepen itauget lnalcoe5, at oen5
enc Die bar b~eifnbi9et. Sonben ipntcs
life, at Der par Raao iii at beute 9pr=
lGge ! ben NnleOniu9, % meo Ell Cont
mefniO tos ban iaa ielu 9pret unOer
8ebanbli1s % itnr Diet at BET. Sau
par ct goot STARTERS 5iO ON bette
StDtte Irbcioe. Otter at babe i~faaret
Giet no, intte ban 0pret paa @re8
loen at bente 3prlH9e. Get euote meo,
at &pren maatte lla9tes, os o9iaa bette
beisrseoe 8Ouoen ielu, ioet BAN, uoeu
fBrit at beogpe 8pret, far bet / Salien
meo en- lang &niu. Sonben oar fsrt
Sasen meb prioat ~euga9eret 9eienior
% bel | bet bele bapt Ell light paa ca.
600 SIR. / Gnleonins at ben Snes &r.,
ban bar lparet ueo ielo at o9ere SDrs
lRge.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

sarfSH IA 81 blsDsn Dor iuHss Zoo at mtsssl,
Si1ss % e~silsnete. at min nas 9taH5 ettiha5ts,
SaTisu Brsn aisis Ueo TsbsH tm ste RaTis lS2.
Gan par isst psa saaTssH ssrsu / eisspsts. Norge,
pen 1856 aHsuit 1899.
5r.s nss bans sisO. VslRsHa O9r, bans RiHss;
TaTia sarlon o ssgR.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Almost without exception Prof. Breck-
enridge's students are plain young people
who come from the farm with habits OF
industry already formed.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Erit til ane Irnfer.

Seq oil isuSe en- 5iaiie al Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Syrup, oct beoite Suliemeoieia
I Seroeu, irit III bpilfeHiombelit Brat. iom
uii inn in 3ru9glit I'll at iehoe eiier et I'll.
i'm SLATER % aubeiale eeite aomGrteoe
giiooel ior SaIieH 90 9ulgerle III iiae 9ea'
uer. Aoresje:
Tr. 6. =. @aruer,
26.S GpiorD1ter, 9(ih
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

The day board furnished by Mrs. Breck-
enridgs 10 DEBORAH Institute students at
81. so per week is as good As that usually
obtained in private families.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Ssram N. - Del SslitHstalsrss sstDss iOr havar,Hs.
SIast % B,HHu. az Dsr aass Gsstr Rartt gittHlsa
Gsrum al R0rss Sanes gt0tsslais. 3erss. aisi. uss
DSosH IEOH vaa EH 6r,Iir ben 1fos ssbra4r 1897.
ssnmd % mat Of 1pss. gan oar issi BEN Biz De
Rm5u 1879. o. dtGlassr va = Sara. 81 BsrH,ssra o.
4G ssHs5,russsra. Der bssraSH Iasd al IN fxr ggsssr.
5sS meO seasss Sts0, ~OsHsHti 0s,t bsH6ts Balnsel
aHerias 2. SsruH.
gtsn, Iona. ben I5os Waft5 1871.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

SUeriBc | 6biraao. Oct ~iueHIte
Stntsnofrttet inoitiaer pea 100000
aroner III Sueti0e3 0sltnselie / 8srs
oeusuoftiainsen i G6,cago.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

5~tOHsFsH. 5uO,o tsasusisiprss ior fraD9rsnss
gl9s, o. gsHHsr. a, 0st ssa ,ll;ss, sgstsiaas o. glos
bH ClaSd stsnsrsn. i,bt olnas. bsHi9D 1 Iroeu paa
IN Srslir cHssassa ben 9ss Mars. % lar aamm,I.
seBttiaas o. Sstn.
Granite 6aas. 9iHH.. ben 1915 ylarts 1891
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

glosu. ntt bs'i,aetsistsj tsrDsa i0s frapatsHss
eissI o. 0eHnsr. at bet bs9astas CUB ban ste SaHuar
1892 at touiaIss Do DSssu siiT ct isy, 5g5d,it ia
bette stD III ct bore a!u Go.saia6t ealoot q. NOsH
ben ~, BsariS 1881, Is aar gamEsi. 6aHs ei,m oar
/ Dodge Co., 9liGu.
5tss mt6 ban; StsD, o.Ifaast BxTs b-n3 8ain5,I
Ssrgsa % SIgRs aaslans.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

ufttm- - 6sEvsS ssgsastasres fr 'raDarsnss
Slast "a 8sHHsE, at min d'tss, SHfra e~srihiana Il.
atm, iSet GtiisOatisS. ssHisV so en- aia, "a rsls 90
ben iist 4aris 1872 sitter to RaaHssas S9soom. gun
Dat issi aHsu Siatuuo ! gran paa basslaHs BEN
2sos 3uni is25. o. bIsp aliiaa 81 asr. 8 Beaazesn o.
% Ddss ssmmd. Sea % usw ssFH of lauss minseS
ssHos ION IN en- Nessr % i9rli3 9Gstsiaa,.
6rso Hss bsHSss SisV. Vsirsaa Oare s:Hs,s g2tase.
ansas Il. afim % esrH.
slssu, goR Co., @ts.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
s,opebaaaroeu 4saubrup4. at Dart.

poDe08aarDtH "1aHorHp" al QarI'
form "a Chr, er al @ntefru 2iibbsit
iplst til bsnbes Ssn, biotilparenoe 5or.
paster s. 2isbsft, for en- aisbeium at
235,OOO &r.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

aatbolif giifop. Den apoitUlilte
Breiett for 9aumart, Sobannes Sud,
or al Yaosn bleuen upbsiet til apoItulilt
8itar os iaaleOes ben fsrite fatbOlIte
8iitop i 9anmart iiben 8eiormationen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Tiuete. Cite Qcres qauo, 6porpud
CT goot 0ns % SilIo, &C tiasie. Ere
cpist5 furte Gtals. gauoet Oh
Stal0eu tar crtolot6 iDr 6 Dollars pr.
Waure0, MOB RoHtrGit for Ct Nor. Nut0u
81 o IT. paa Stita I'll 5ICHs HEu. gg5
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

STnfes. Gu Suteb, Der fan u0i0re
~ B.Oaarbeioe On 5eI~eifUaiua. tan iirar
faa NuiFiielie hos lluoerteQReoe. @oo 2Gu.
Z. H. Daldngcr, Booze, ga. 2s.4
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
9 anmarf.
S~eesiaIo. s ben boie 4loet al SO
Iar oeoe pnn GrenerifAhern nfffeninet


SepsiaIo. 8 ben beie Gloet al SO
Var ocoe paa 5reoeritsbera a~iitebiaet
aaptein 6. Brur. 5or ct Bar Nar
lioen ietreoe ban fit 80 Mars Subilaum
% bleo Do uouront til Riooer al 3aus
pebros nnr9telis uoset tent.
Oct t9l. 5beaters ggsmeiter, ar,
iltett Doe 8eterien, er 6gO. ban par
I6ot 1929 at iattise 5ur9lorc, tom /
2emmerlRre, blep Spsno % oeltos
lom 5riuilig / 6elttossns 1850,
buor ban apanceyeoe til S%ereeaut. 81.
ter arlsen sif ban pna Sunitataoemiet,
bpor ban mart panot MfeoaiQer ua ct
RelIeItiperbium. Otter ct lenaere OPP
bolo | uolanoet penote ban tilba9e til
81 lobcnbapn, buor ban ~uoioloeoe en- ltor
StrIlombeo. SaH bar Iaaleoes gipet
Se8nirj til Sg9ningerne / 9D Otter
9soe, p3 iammen meo Grtitett 0ablerup
nOnrbeioebe ban Tlauen iii oct prag.s
iuloe "&on9eli9e IGeater".
8eliin9pr ben 22oc 5ebrudr: Din
banoier 5. q. luna Ter / 8pcn er al
saaet Oeo 3eoen i Morses ST. A al
SnHuen5a % 2unsebet9uoelie. luna
par " Gar g., 8. al Sbs. % tiolisere
lpanit &pniul. San baube / 80 Nar
oGret SpraaOsmeolem. 8. q. lima
bar Gbef for bet samle Sinbauoleriirma
3. luna & Co.; ban ouertog 5orretz
ilin9en / 1859. 9esuoen bar luna
WeoSirettpr for SernitibsoGritet p9
Sp0refasieu.
- Seiibberen al 8arpniet Stampcn,
borg, 8ammerberrr, SOijE9ermeiter
Stampe, er ben 25oe 6ebr. bpo. San
bar fpot ben l5oe Wiarts 1921 % til
traabte 1868 Beio6etien at Saroniet.
- 5OrbenuGrenoe HeodttGr al "@as
5%etten", u. 9. Goti6e, GOtitinsiiIteut /
g%tDbuoer, er aigaaet ueO 9goen. San
bauoe / ct Gar5 3io li99et ip9 al &rGit.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Nmifes.

STnHeS. 80 Bigger If at nrbeioe /
- Dor Overall JGbrif. Staoigi arbetes og
900 8etdIir9. wi bsialCr N0tt ioE 8cgpH
oere Tor 0 Tiger, mg0eus Dc ldrer. NHio1
iirdr The Mons Anderson Co, "a grosic,
Wis. 2G.is.l3
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

9aHtsu Get tr Ssru,O wtu iuugs goo at b)tfRsis
sisr, iOr iraDrrtuss eis3t % 9saurr. at bet bs5iJss,
ptrIsn ! IN 8tB9om. tttu sn i~aus0itis SplssH al
l1riHs, at b~oritalsit til It bssr, tiu mia b.ii slisst
svoaer SersH Saui,n Of RoTis ga Gts5is. ISIS, for at
msbj INFO inca ioyabsansut estu. oaH s~isiaSr Va
ta tiar Sutra o. : ssru. br ~bt5JsosT Ids,i at en- an
o. irtIis 6letr.
5rts m,o baaj Gtso, ]oal3ut. Dsrs ban; gttnssl
8. 92sritHlon.
Rori5 "a Grojls. Bl5.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

&jebmalb Hin8bum al 5irmaet
Sett & 8esiel bar tJg6t @jalt9iper-
saurocn "Yrinien" / 6reoensbOrs for
$4,000 &r., for Der at etablere en- 81
liul af 8ett & 8esiels 6orretnins /
6ellinggr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
EARN ftGafaS.

GSarm tiiafgs. On uomRrfet
- 6arm pIa BIO Hcrcs | u inueibeii Conn,
~ ~ 9Rl ira &aucomn og | Wil fra Cad,
Jon lurriion. Zen lar u0mRrseoe ,{np
p~rppem'nis. @icg0sr oa ~aruosgierosr, ON,
tTtrg $50 Gcres IN cr Elol Hfiien 5taatte
% SduncgarI Attiummrn Tan oponries.
ltte bet mHoic a0pyibart gdEo pdd beie
6lrueu. bGH 0aiIa iTlle 9rsaiHrbeiGts
HIHaer, BITS aiplertu gnitsr BET. Buisu
pGn Sanoei CT $50 pr. dcle. BsiiHaeliet:
SalOoeltn %'ontant, 6eiieu paa 7 Nars 0ea.
'iGuo III Q Yrocert Rente. Z. 3 WC8obtn.
JddiCn SuHctiod, 3opo. 202
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Rtntp. - Ssrpso btimstsisrB isr itaprstHOs zlasl
o. 9tunsr, at Srr,h Dor b~ort'i!ot ia pyut 10 It bsSr,
sto to al HiHs sts5r GoUlrs gst 25ss Janpar. ~
Mar samHisi. o. Ct ben lSt Aaus u aar sammt.
De esos al 5TDsie5tL grss 5ltm par JoaHlaiu,
Jtlmort Co.. @inH gi5os,, 10 sgsor, o. tire Grin,
bs3rrosT meS mig 1abd a Be 90rsaHsns.
6t,O mla bsrs; Stgol Z. g. Rfals.
Iraeg. MtRnkiala.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

CTnifes. On Smeo, hetjt en- una
- Nlauo. Der cgial fan olgTe G0gHmagsrs
orbeios Gailes ltrar. Sid6iIt Arbeioe. 9oba
Seuridior SnwoOo. Coma. 20.3
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

ANWVEp. NNItUtITt pITIt3 UuI
- ltprrc 5armt | E0rooeiteu. Sar ara.
bucrct ira uorit ganobrEG iloie, %iortdGc
@artHert 5mlcHiug og 0%usbpgu.Ha. a0rfss
ier otto 9dblu 6art NugHit 5eugrun. so.
I Zee Blaze. GBcdao, 81. BOB
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

cSarm iGtqcs for hdfp Bris nar
~ Gartburgbt &s. ~9orrIVonoer mss
Better Res. Set THtath. WiHr., Bor 34L.
30. 'SG.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Batter. Dag Co.. &. lat.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-25

the Supreme Court cannot practice,
and he must be paid decent salary.
Ii one Justice become obnoxious TO
other Judges, by this amendment
fourteen members of this House can
force him to resign.
Rep. Waipuilani-Will a reduction
of salary affect his independence?
Noble nn-Undoubtedly.
Rep. Waipuilani-The salaries of
the Ministry have been cut down one
tenth. Will the Cabinet become one
tenth less Independent now than be-
fore?
Noble Neumann (smiling)-That is
q striking illustration, but the pre-
misses are wrong. do not mean the
independence of the Justices depend
on salary. But that would induce
them to enter politics if their tenure
OF office is dependent on the Legis-
latIre.
Pep. Waipuilani: That would seem
20 imply that the justices would sup
port lobbyists. Have the other Gov
eminent officials done so?
Noble Neumann: / am not speak
ing of other officials, but if, according
to some members, we shall compel all
Government officials to go and dig
potatoes and plant taro, that is not
my view. According to your amend
ment, fourteen members, or a two
thirds majority of this House, could
remove the justices of the Supreme
Court or cut off their salaries entirely.
He moved rejecting the amendment.
Rep. White asked Noble Neumann
to withdraw his motion.
Noble Neumann: / can't do that;
that would be bad legislation. He
moved the previous question for the
first time in his life. Carried.
The ayes and noes were put on the
adoption of the report of the Judiciary
Committee to lay on the table Rep.
Waipuilani's amendment to Article
65 of the Constitution. The vote stood
as follows:
Ayes-Ministers Parker and Spen-
Ger; Mobiles Berger, Ena, Macfarlane,
Peterson, Cummins, Williams, Neu-
mann, Kauhane, Horner, Hind, Mars
den, Young, Horner, Cornwell, Wal.
bridge, Anderson, Thurston, Wilcox
and Dreier; Reps. Aki, Kauhi, r. w.
Wilcox, Koahou, Horner, Waipuilani,
Kapahu, Kanealii, Edmonds, Kaluna,
Iosepa, Akina, Smith and A. S. Will
coX-35.
Noes-Nobles Pua and Hoapili;
Reps. Bipikane, Pua, Kaunamano and
Nahinu-6.
Observation-Disclosures Widemann and
Whiting; Mobiles Baldwin and Kanoa;
Reps. Wilder, Ashford, Bush and Ma
wahi.
Excused - Reps. Kamauoha and
White.
The House adjourned at II NJ. until
Monday at 10 A. N.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-25
Tricky l:fnbhasig.

A woman had pair Of twin sons so
closely alike in looks and voice that
often, when she was not paying particu-
lar attention. she herself was liable to
mistake one for the other
One day. after the twins had been
playing several hours out Of doors to-
gether, one of them-whose name might
have been Jacob---came into the house
and said:
Mother, I'm hungry; want piece
of pie" Without noticing which it was
she gave him the pie, which he imme-
diately took around the corner of the
house and ate; then returning. he said in
an aggrieved tone:
Mother, want a piece of pie"
All went well until poor Esau came in
a few minutes afterward, only to dis
cover how both he and his mother had
been cheated. Youth's Companion.
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They are Different.

He was such dapper looking citizen
that when the lady of the house opened
the side door in response to his knock
she almost invited him to come in.
Good morning, madam, he said be-
fore she had time to get away.
Il don't want to buy anything" she
answered IN self defense.
But haven't anything TO sell, mad
am" he said SO defercntially that she
stopped Il moment.
That is to say, madam" he went on,
i haven't now. though ! had when you
came to the door
You must he crank, she said,
backing away.
Il assure you am not, madam.
Then what do you want
Nothing now, madam. When |
called had cosmetic to sell for beau
tifying the complexion, but when saw
yours / knew that it needed nothing to
enhance its beauty. So
He stopped just moment, while she
hesitated and smiled, and he became
hopeful
"Oh," she said, that's the kind of
talk the other fellow gave me. You
chaps must think I'm fool
She slammed the door in his face, and
as he passed ont he remarked to him
self:
That's twice it failed today. | won
der if these Detroit women are different
from other women" Detroit Free
Press
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THE LEGISLATURE
Forty Seventh Day.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
SATURDAY, July %.

SATURDAY, July %.
The House met at 10 A. NJ.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Noble Williams reported that the
answers of the Attorney-General to
questions propounded by Rep. Kapahu
as printed.
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}. r. MARMONT.
Boilers Inspected, Tested and Repaired

WILL GIVE ESTIMATES FOB NEW
w Boilers, Tanks. Pipes, Smoke-stacks.
Fumes, Bridges, and general Sheet iron
work. Boilers reUaired at liberal rates.
100 lbs. cold water or steam pressure qua
ranteed on all work.
~Address P. o. Box 479, Honolulu.
HI. 1890 14Q8.sSm
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HOUSE NOTES.

The Opium Committee has evil
IDENTIFY taken a vacation. Noble
Marsden's energy seems to be ex-
pended in "striking out" and the
very valuable information which
Hon. Ashford promised is still anx-
iously looked for.
Friday was a great day for the
''fee making" legislators. Paul and
Peter defended the police, which as
usual was attacked by the third
ward. The Noble from the top of
Haleakala was after the Waikapu
commons and the "Colonel's" She
kels, and the great and only Attor-
ney. General was "resigned" to his
fate.
The resurrection of Momona
caused great merriment, when he
entered the House in the middle of
Rep. Smiths speech like "deus
ex machina." This is the first in
stance on record where an Hawaiian
Cabinet Minister wants to get out of
Office and can't do it. Any number
want to get into Office and find
themselves in the same box-can't
do ii.
The roaring bullock from the Sec
ond paddock spoke very compli-
mentary about the physician for the
Station House and Prison. He said
that when people were s.pulled in"
dead drunk the doctor opened an
electric battery on them and resur-
rected them. After this informa-
ton it would perhaps be correct to
transfer the duties of the doctor to
the government electrician, and
thereby save salary. Let the
Noble from Hamakua look into this
matter.
Has the Police Investigating Com
mittee gone to work yet? The
House is anxious to learn the code
of signals used by the officers, and
known only by the omniscient Rep.
resentative from the third ward.
The last mentioned committee it
is feared will most likely share fate
with the Opium Committee, and
become myth, and nothing but
myth, unless they bestir themselves.
Minister Widemann keeps an ac-
count of all the titles bestowed on
him by his friend from Haleakala.
Last week he carefully entered in
his memorandum book the words
"Ten cents financier." From last
session the words "moss. grown
shellback" and sold fossil" are pre-
served, standing out boldly in red
ink.
Hon. Nawahi is following the ex-
ample of the "great" lawyers in
himself to attend to his
law practice in the Police Court.
Last week Joseph lost a couple of
cases, and didn't he go for the At
torney-Generaps department when
he appeared in the House again!
The budding flower from the fifth
ward, so green but yet so full of
thorns, is looking with anxious eyes
toward the Secretary's table, which
holds his resolution against "EIis
The Honorable gentle
man is fervently praying for resur-
rection of his thunderboIt.
1t is noteworthy fact that all |
the members of the House diligent. !
Iy read and preserve the ADvER- |
Users excellent report of the legis-
lative doings, while none of them
ever read the Bulletins report.
1t is stated that Noble Paups adj
miring constituents, the citizens of
Niu, have employed a number of |
kahunas to invoke the assistance of |
the gods in getting Paul into a
ministerial chair, whereby they
hope to obtain the much needed
bridge over the "quicksands" of
that district.
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All Gone.

All Gone.
He talked about divinity and pondered on in
flnity,
And spoke Of base humanity as animalcuIR.
He studied up astronomy, the science of au-
tonomy,
And wondered if insanity was common to
the flea.
He plunged into zootomy and wandered
through phlebotomy,
And read for weeks on history from Adam
down to date.
He lectured on theogony and dwelt upon Co.'S
mogony,
And sounded deep the mystery attending
human fate.
He showed supreme anxiety for late and early
piety,
And spoke with great felicity Of higher state,
than this.
He lectured quite dramatically TO show how
systematically
The force of electricity WAS rentered in a
kiss.
But while with such intensity ne spouted on
immensely,
His wife with sweet devexity was cutting
quite dash;
And with such ingenuity she monkeyed his
annuity,
He found to his perplexity she'd dressed
away his cash.
Tom Mason in Cloak Review.
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Tax Collectors Notice.

The undersigned hereby notifies the Tax
Payers of the District Of Waikiki, Island of
Maui, that he will be attendance at
Waihee. Monday, July IL, at G Ahona's store.
Waiehu, Tuesday, =" II, at j. Lani's store
Waikapu, Wednesday, July 10, at All Lows
store.
Kahului. Saturday, July 16, at Custom House
Honuaula, Makena, Tuesday, July 10 and
Wednesday, July 20; all other DAYS al the
Deputy Tax Collectors Ofica in Wailuku
from a. m. to p. m. excepting Saturday
till IL noon for the purpose of receiving their
Assessment returns and Collection of Par.
sonal Taxes.
All returns must be made to the undar-
signed not later than July 3lst, 1892, or no
appeals can by law be granted.
Blank forms on which TO make returns can
be had daily during the month of July ON
application at the office of the undersigned.
w. II. ROBINSON,
Deputy Assessor and Collector of Taxes, Dis
trict of Waikiki, Maui.
Wailuku, June "A, 1892. I4S4-4t