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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-10
The Polite Constable.

Elderly Gent-Are there any snow
drops h~ereaboutsY
Constable-Oh, yes, close by. neal
that clump of trees. "a few minutes
Later We'll. have you found any?
YES. quite a nice little bunch"
Indeed? Then You'll please walk
with me to the station. You're not al
lowed to pluck any in the park" ,
But you showed me the spot your.
SELF"
well. Of course, we have to be DO
lite, You know. "-Deutsohe Warte.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-10
Maud sfuiler-ur to nate.

Maud Muller. on a summer day,
calmly famed the flies away.
Inc judge came riding down the o a
And checked his horse near Maud's abode
..how 1t Is, Maud" he slowly spake.
ihat you are not out with your rake?
why don't you do as In the lay
ana rake the meadow, sweet with hay2'"
Inc meadow, hay, and ever the rake"
one sighed, ARE but u poets fake.
W. nm de steele maids, I wot,
rake nothing but our Psyche knot"
pme Juage' with idol smashed In twain,
proceeded up the road again.
-Exchangs.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-10
Modern Painting.

Painter-Just have a look at my new
picture. How do you like its
trlend-Oh, very muchl 1t is splendid.
u fancy the original Of the portrait is
not quite SO red.
painter--The originali Good gracious.
h are you talking aboutf
Friend-Why, your uncle, of course
Painter-But that isn't my uncle. It,s
. sunrisei-Lustige Blatter.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-10-10

A return Of memory sometimes oc-
ours in drunkenness, as in the case Of
the Irish porter who. having lost a pack
age while drunk, got drunk again and
remembered where he had left it.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Article l9.-Dsx1zArioN.


SECTION l. Letters of Denization of the following
classes may be granted by the Executive Council
j. Letters comforting all of the privileges of citizen
ship except the right to vote, which may he granted
to any person.
= Special Letters comforting all of the rights of
citizenship including the right vote. which shall be
granted only to persons eligible to become natuazed;
provided however that the conditions of intention
become permanent citizen, of oath abiuring ale
glance to the Government of his native land of oath
OF allegiance to the Republic and of application to the
Supreme Court shall not be required and provided fur
Their that the condition of being citizen subject
of country having treaty relations with this Repub
he concerning naturalization shall not apply to persons
who have resided in the Hawaiian Islands for period
OF years prior to the date of the promu
cation of this Constitution, and who may apply for
Letters of Denization within five years from such pro-
mitigation
SECTION >. Every person receiving letters of denza
ton shall take the oath prescribed in Article l0l of this
Constitution and shall thereupOn be subject to all of
the dntieS and obligations of Il citizen
SECTION 8. All Letters of Denzation heretofore
granted are hereby revoked.
ARTICLE 2O.-DvIsIoN OF Powers GOVERNMENT
The Supreme Power of the Republic is divided
unto the Executive Legislative and Judicial Except
as herein provided, these shall be preserved distinct
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

GENERAL, while such disability or absence of the Pres
dent continues. shall act as President
SECTION = In case of the DEATH resignation removal
or permanent disability of the President the Minister
oil Foreign Affairs shall thereupOn act as President until
successor to the President is elected in the manner
herein designated or
In case of the disability absence from the Country
OF such Minister the Minister of the Interior shall act
as President for the time aforesaid; or
In case OF the disability absence from the Country
OF both such Minister'S the Minister of Finance shall
act as President for the time aforesaid or
In case of the disability absence from the Country
OF the three Ministers aforesaid the Attorney General
shall act as President for the time aforesaid.
ARTICLE 37-Ex-OFF1cIo MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
The members of the Cabinet shall be exoficio mem
bers of both Houses of the Legislature with all the
rights. powers and privileges of elected members ex-
cept the right to vote
SECTION If at any time during the absence Of the
President or acting President from the seat of Govern
ment occasion shall arise requiring declaration of
martial law suspension of the writ of habeas corpus
the powers In and concerning such matters herein
granted to the President may be exercised by one of
the Cabinet Ministers, who shall act in order of pr-
orlty and IN the manner named in Section of this
Article.
SECTION T. In of the DEATH resignation removal
or permanent disability of the President before six
months prior to the expiration of his term the Minister
who shall thereupOn act President SHALL unless the
Legislature is in session. Immediately special
to elect President to fill the unexpired term of the
President who has died, resigned, been removed or
become permanently disabled
SECTION 5. In any Minister shall act as Presi-
dent herein provided, he SHALL while so acting have
all the rights and powers and be subject to all the
duties and obligations by this Constitution granted to
or prescribed for the President
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
THE CABINET.

ARTICLE 34.-CoUSsELLoRs OF THE PRESIDENT.
The Cabinet shall be the special counsellors of the
President aud shall be consulted by him concerning all
matters of public policy, appointments to Office, and
other matters of Importance concerning which action
Is contemplated
The President shall not be bound to follow the advice
of the Cabinet except the instances where by this
Constitution the approval of the Cabinet is required
prerequisite for his action
ARTICLE 35-REPoRrs-R EsPoNs1B1rY-PowE OF APPOINT
REMOVAL.
SECTION l. Each member of the Cabinet shall keep
Office at the seat of Government, and SHALL not later
than the last Wednesday in February in each year.
present to the President full report of the principal
transactions within his department during the year
ending December thirtyrst last preceding, together
with such recommendations as he may think proper
He shall also at any time when requested in writing
by the President report to him on any subject within
the scope of his authority
SECTION 2 The members of the Cabinet shall be
responsible for the conduct of their respective Depart
ments; and with the approval of the President shall
have the appointment and removal OF the following
heads of Bureaus under their respective Departments
viz:
The Superintendent of Public Works; the Surveyor
General the Registrar of COnveyances; the Superntend
en of the Honolulu Water Works the Marshall the Col
lectOr General of Customs the Tax Assessors in Chief
and the Post Master General and also the heads of any
other Bureaus created by law
SECTION g. Each head of Bureau shall be respon-
sbe for the conduct of his Bureau and shall have the
appointment and removal OF the officers under him,
subject to the approval of the Minister in whose
Department he is employed.
SECTION T. The financial responsibility of any off
Ger of the Government for his conduct that of
his subordinates, shall be determined by law
ARTICLE 36.-AcrNG President CASE DEATH, DIS
ABILITY ABSENCE OF PRESIDENT
SECTION l. In case of the temporary disability or
absence from the Country of the President the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, while such disability absence
tinues, shall act President; or
In case OF the disability or absence from the country
of such Minister the Minister of the Interior while
such disability absence of the President continues
shall act as President or
In case of the disability or absence of both such
Ministers the Minister of Finance while such disability
or absence of the President continues shall act as
President; or
In of the disability absence from the Country
of the three Ministers aforesaid then the Attorney
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
THE EXECUTIVE POWER.
ARrICLE 21.-ExEcrrIvE CoUycIL.

ARTICLE 2l.-ExECUTIvE Council.
SECTION l. The Executive Power of the Republic
shall be vested in a President and Cabinet
SECTION 3 The Cabinet shall consist of a Minister
of Foreign Affairs; Minister of the Interior Minister
Of.Einance and Attorney General
SECTION 3. The President and Cabinet sitting to-
gether shall constitute the Executive Council.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

Board of HEALTH Board of Education: Board of Immi
grafton: Board of Prison Inspectors and any other
Boards Ola Public chaa ter which may be created by
law; aud the District Magistrates.
SECTION D. The President shall have the appoint
ment and removal of all officers of the Government,
whose appointment removal is not otherwise pro-
yided for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
THE LEGISLATIVE POWER.
ARTICLE 3S.-THE Legislator,

ARTICLE 3S.-THE LEGISLATURES.
SECTION l. The Legislative Power of the Republic
IS vested IN Legislature, and subject to the limta
tons herein provided, Council of State.
The Legislature shall consist of two Houses styled
the Senate and the House of Representatives which
shall organize and sit separately, except otherwise
herein provided.
The two Houses shall be styled I" The Legislature of
the Republic of Hawaii
SECTION g No person shall sit as Senator or Re-
preventative in the Legislature unless elected under
and in conformity with this Constitution.
ARTICLE S9-GENERA1 ELECTIONS
SECTION l. General Election shall be held on the
last Wednesday of September 1897, and General Eec
lions shall be held the last Wednesday in September
every two years thereafter.
SECTION 2-If from any cause general election
shall not be held at the appointed time the Minister of
the Interior shall without unnecessary delay, appoint
another time for the holding of such election.
And the election so held upon such appointment shall
be deemed to be general election
ARTICLE 4O-supREnE COURT JUDGE OF QUALIFICATIONS
MEMBERS
In any election to a seat in either House is dis
puted and legally contested the Supreme Court shall
be the sole judge of whether not legal election for
such seat has been heidi and if it shall find that a
legal election has been held it shall be the sole Judge
OF who has been elected
ARTICLE H.-BuRDES Poor ELIGIBILITY.
In case the eligibility of any person to be Senator
Representative, eectOr of Senators Repre-
sentatves is questioned by any legal voter before any
Court or tribunal having authority to consider such
matter the burden of proof shall rest upon the person
whose eligibility is questioned to establish his elig
bility.
The unsupported statement or oath of the person
whose eligibility is questioned shall not be deemed
sufficient to shift the burden of proof but he shall
show by other evidence to the satisfaction of the Court
or tribunal, that he is eligible
ARTICLE 42.-DIsQUALIFICATIoNs OF LEGISLATORS
No member of the Legislature SHALL during the term
tor which he Is elected be appointed elected to any
office of the Government except that of President
Cabinet Minister, Justice of the Supreme Court or
member of the Council of State
ARTICLE 43 DIsQUALFIcATroys GOVERNMENT OFFICERS
EMPLOYEES.
Except members of the Council of State no person
holding office in, UNDER by authority of the Gov
eminent including Notaries Public and Agents to take
Acknowledgements, nor any employee of the Govern
ment shall be eligible to election to the Legislature or
to hold the position OF elected member of the same
ARTICLE 44.-DsQUALIFIcATIoS CERTAIN CLASSES
No idiot or insane person. and no person who shall
be expelled from the Legislature for giving or receiv
ing bbes or being accessory thereto and no person
who IN due of law shall have been convicted of
larceny bribery gross cheat of any criminal oense
punishable bV with or xvithout
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

Boards Ola Public chara ter which may be created by
law aud the District Magistrates.
SECTION D. The President shall have the appoint
ment and removal of all officers of the Government
whose appointment removal is not otherwise pro-
yided for
ARTICLE 27-PowER OF REMOVAL.
The President shall have the power with the approval
of the Cabinet to any of the officers enumerated
in the last Article except the Auditor General and the
District Magistrates, who shall be removable provld
ed by law and except the Judges of the Supreme and
Circuit Courts who shall be removable only herein
prescribed and except the members of the Cabinet
who shall be removable only by the President with the
consent of the Senate The President with the approval
of three members of the Cabinet may any
Der of the Cabinet.
ARTICLE 2S.-CoNvENING THE LEGISLATURE.
The President may convene the Legislature or the
Senate alone, in special session. and in case the
seat of government shall be insecure from enemy,
riot insurrecton any dangerous disorder direct
that any regular special session shall be held at
some other than the regular meeting place
ARTICLE 29,-REcE1v1NG FOREIGN REPRESENTATIVES
The President shall receive and acknowledge all
Diplomatic Representatives accredited to the Republic
by other Governments.
ARTICLE 3O-NGEssAGEs LEGISLATURES.
The President SHALL upon the meeting of the Legsa-
ture, and at such other times he may deem proper
inform such body, by message in writing as to the
condition of the Republic concerning other matters
of public interest and recommend the consideration of
such measures TO him shall seem best.
ARTICLE 31.MARrIAL LAw-SUsPENs1oN HABEAs CORPUS
The President or one of the Cabinet Ministers as
herein provided may, in case of rebellion or INVASION
or imminent danger of rebellion INVASION when the
public safety requires It, suspend the privilege of the
writ OF habeaS corpus or place the whole or part of
the Republic under martial law
ARTICLE 32-TREATIEs
The President with the approval of the Cabinet shall
have the power to make Treaties with Foreign Govern
ments ject to the ratification of the Senate.
The President, with the approval of the Cabinet is
hereby expressly authorized and empowered to make
Treaty of Political Commercial Union between the
Republic of Hawaii and the United States of America
subject to the ratification of the Senate.
ARTICLE 33.-CoMMA NDER- IN-CH1EF
The President is the COMMANDMENTS of all the
Military Forces of the Republic.
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Continued from pag, :

going qualifications and requirements aud shall prove
the same to the satisfaction of such Justice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
ARTICLE 24.-ELEcroN OF PRESIDENT.


SECTION l. On the third Wednesday of September.
1900, and on the third Wednesday of September
in every sixth year thereafter the Legislature shall
meet TO elect President for term of six years to
begin with the first day Of January of the year fol-
lowing
SECTION ? For the purposes of such election the
Senate and the House of Representatives shall sit to-
gether.
The election shall be by ballot and the person re-
ceiving majority vote of all the elective members to
which the Legislature Is entitled which majority shall
include a majority of all the Senator'S shall be Pres
dent for the succeeding term: or for the unexpired
portion of such term in person shall have been
elected prior to the first day of such term.
SECTION 3. If the Legislature shall fail to elect
President before the first day of January following the
date when the Legislature Is required to meet for such
election the President whose term has then expired
the Minister who is acting President shall con-
tinue to be act President until his successor is
elected and qualified but such failure TO elect shall in
no discharge the Legislature from their duty to
Immediately proceed with such election.
> SECTION 4 No President shall be eligible for re-
election for the term Immediately following that for
which he was elected.
ARTICLE 25.-SALARY OF President.
The President SHALL at stated times receive for his
services compensation. which shall neither be u-
creased nor diminished during the period for which he
shall have been elected and he shall not receive within
that period any other emolument from the Republic
ARTICLE 26.-PowER OF APPOINTMENT
SECTION l. The President with the approval of the
Senate shall appoint the members of the Cabinet; the
Judges of the Supreme and Circuit Courts the Auditor
General and all Diplomatic and Consular Representa-
tves foreign countries and until the end of the first
session of the Senate the apponteeS of the President
shall act
SECTION g In case vacancy in any such Office
shall occur while the Senate Is not in session, the
President may fill such vacancy by granting COM
mission which shall, unless confirmed, expire at the
end of the next session of the Senate
SECTION g. In case of the absence from the seat of
Government or temporary disability of any member of
lie Cabinpt the President may appoint one of the
naming members of the Cabinet to temporarily per-
form the duties of the member absent disabled
ald for more than sixty days from the date of the
appointment.
d SECTION 4 The President shall also. with the APP
proyal of the Cabinet, appoint the members OF the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
ARTICLE 23.-FrRsT PRESIDENT.

Sanford Ballard Dole is hereby declared to be
the President of the Republic of Hawaii to hold Office
until and including the 3lst day of December
1900 and thereafter until successor shall have been
sdUly elected and qualified.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
THE PRESIDENT.
ARTICLE 22-QrALr1cAr1oSs OF President.

ARTICLE 22.-QUALIFICATIONs OF PREsIDENr.
In order to be eligible to the Office of President
person shall:
Be not less than thirty-fve years of age;
Have been born in the Hawaiian Islands or resided
therein for not less than fifteen years
And be a citizen of the Republic
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
ATHENS WAREHOUSE.
The Alliancemen to Sift the Shortage
to the Bottom.

TO the BOTTOM.
Athens, Ga, Jan. 10-The meeting Of
alliancemen at the court house this morn
ing was attended by seventy farmers.
They are creditors of the alliance ware
house, and their business in Athens was
20 discuss the affairs of the company and
see what could be done towards securing
a satisfactory adjustment. The meeting
was lively from start TO finish, and will
probably cut a more considerable figure
in the courts than elsewhere.
The directors were asked to withdraw
and a secret meeting was held by the
farmers. Receiver Rucker was invited
to appear before the meeting and came in
and explained matters to them. The
meeting thanked him for his efforts and
commended him for his splendid manage
ment
There is on hand now to the credit of
the warehouse company about $1,000. OF
this sum - 500 is in litigation. The meet
ing appointed a committee to petition
Judge Hutchins to divide out the remain
ing sum pro rata among the creditors.
The liabilities of the company, as re-
ported by Receiver Rucker, are over S11, )
O00 making the shortage over $4,000.
The sentiment of all present was to sift
the affairs of the company to the bottom,
and see who is to blame for the failure
and endeavor to regain their money, if
possible. Accordingly, it was resolved by
the meeting to employ counsel to do this
The attorneys have not yet been named.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
THE FERTILIZER DEMAND.
Not as Great as II Former Years
Only One Car as Yet.

Not as Great as II Former Years.
Only One Car as Yet.
Dixie, Ga, Jan. 10.-Very little inquiry
for fertilizers so far is being make by
planters in this locality. And our dealers
are refusing to contract for their usual
supply. Two of our oldest dealers have
positively refused to place orders for a
single ton for this seasons delivery, and
they are men, too, who have Oeen hand
ling the best line of fertilizers for the past
fifteen or twenty years, the railroad
agent reports the receipt of one carload of
guano only up to date, while in former
years, this station would have received
twenty-five by this time.
Messrs. George w. and Frank M. Aus
tin, two of Dixie's leading citizens, have
gone into partnership for conducting a
general mercantile business here.
They have just completed a large new
store.
Mr.. ]. L. Hester packed up his trunk
and pulled out for Washington, Wilkes
county, the other day, not telling the OBJ
ject of his trip. But it was all explained
on the arrival of train No. % yesterday,
when he was seen to alight and assist a
beautiful young lady to the ground, whom
he introduced as his bride.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
'OIhGT Goods AqTkGd Down IN SynpOlhy, >

Which means exactly what il says,
namely, that whilst only the leading
prices were quoted, there were others,
some OF them even lower las stated in
the foot note Of the ADVERTISEMENT to
which goods had been reduced.
To some II may seem strange that we
should go to the trouble and expense OF
inserting card TO say that we are still
selling some goods al The original prices,
but we value our reputation too highly
to lei il appear for moment that we ad-
vertise matters other than thej are.
Whilst by carefully reading the adver-
tsemsnt /. can be seen that no such idea
was implied, still several having told US
they understood II this way causes US to
make this explanation.
As to the goods which are not reduced
would say that they are those staple lines
which we intend TO keep up during the
season. The season, according to IDEAS,
being by no means far advanced, and we
do not intend 10 allow our stock 10 de-
generate, but propose 10 keep up the as
sortments Of these lines, and 1t would
hardly be expected that we would reduce
the price Of goods which we are continu-
ally bordering; at the same time would
say that among the reduced goods are
some Of the most desirable styles of
which only few OF kind are left, and
which we are willing to close out at the
very low prices quoted.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
THomAsvILLE TOPICS.
A Benefit Performance That Was a
Success.

A Benefit Performance That Was a
Success.
Townsville, Ga, Jan. 10.--A number
of young people of Townsville gave a
benefit performance last night at the
opera house for the Townsville Guards.
The gifted amateurs were Misses Eliza
beth F. Hopkins, Bessie Tharin, Ella
Stuart. and Messrs. G. M. Smith and w.
D. Barbee They all showed a considera-
BILE degree of histrionic talent, the enter
tainment being far above what might
have been expected. Mrs. Roberts, of
New York, and Miss Eta Shackleford, of
this city, entertained the audience be-
tween acts with high order of singing,
the Accomplishments being furnished by
the talented pianist, Mrs. DIR. John h.
Coyle.
6. NJ. Smith passed a most creditable
examination yesterday and was admitted
to the bar by Judge Hanseu.
The Citizens Bank and Trust Company
declared a semi-annual dividend yester-
day of 81 per cent. The old boards Of
directors and old officers were both re-
elected by the National Bank and the Citi-
ZenS Bank.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-11
A MISUNDERSTANDING
CORRECTED.

S1me Of our customers have told us
that in the original adVeFtisene Of our
Great Reduction Sale, the line "0Iher
Goods Marked Down in Sympathy" was
understood to mean that our entire stock
was marked down. To the first few
customers who tod US this we explained
the matter, but for the past day or two
so many have told us that they UNDER
stood it that way, that we deem this ex-
PLANTATION proper. Whilst twas furthesi
from our intention 10 imply such thing,
still we see how it could be so misun-
derssood, and we therefore repeat here
with the original advertisement, together
with the explanation Of