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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS SALE

The public, approaching good thing, have filed
the store of A. E. MURPHY & co. during the
past week.
They realize the great bargains being offered in
shoes.
AS represented, they found the stock new, stylish,
upto-date and of the best makes and, most of all,
they found the prices away below expectation.
This is not sale of old shoes, but retiring sale
with all the stock free from defects The sale con-
tinues Take advantage of good thing before it is
too late.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETING NOTICE.
Honolulu Chapter Page 1
PROSPECTUS.
Orpheum Company, Ltd.....Page 1
ART DEPARTMENT.
Oahu College .....................P Page
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Kamalo Sugar Cu...............Pa Page 1
NOTICE.
Healani Boat Club. Page s
MEAT MARKET.
Wing Man Yuen .......... Page 8
MISCEILANEOUS.
b. +. Ehlers q Co.................Pa Page s
Opera House ..................P Page 5
Wrights Villa ..................Pa Page 5
L. s. Mathews d Page
Whitney q Marsh Page 5
l.. f. Prescott. Page s
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned having been appoint
ed Administrators of the Estate of Rob-
ert Grieve, deceased, hereby notifies all
creditors of said Robert Grleve to pre-
sent their claims, duly authenticated
and with proper vouchers, if any exist,
(even If the claim is secured by mort
gage upon real estate) to the under
signed at his office on Queen street, in
Honolulu, within six months from date
hereof, or the same will be forever
barred.
And all persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
JAMES L. M'LEAN,
Administrator of the Estate of Robert
GrieVe, Deceased.
Honolulu, September 5, 1899.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-09-13

ROUGH ON-BUGS is a splendid dis
infectant; is entirely free from poison,
and will not stain the most delicate
fabric and is far superior to paste or
powder. The odor is by no means IN
nleaSant.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
PfonumoHaCa WynOS1
" Stanach lied. i Kanadzie 5000
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a n k i.

Abonenoi op}acajqcy W1ARusA
z do}u, k%onlecznie MUSIC p4acic
900 IA jeden rok, rosumle sig
- takze "a rok 1890, lubo W tym
roku dla przedp}acicieli ezyli p}a-.
aqoych Anaprz6d, roczna op4ate
znizylismy ma $3.50.
Kto zjedna nam. dw6ch no.
zych abonent6w i przeste cd
kaxdego eaforoczny abonament (
cory, temu przez ca}y rok gazette
Ola niego samego przese{a6 bedsie~
my bezp}atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
awatanym jest "a abonenta odpo'
Wiedz1alnym "a. abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, powinien> ma
tychmiast poda6 wydawcy W1AhUsA
sw6j nowy adres. :
Abonentom, kt6rzy wyraznie ME
odm6wia g.zety "a sposrednictwem.
listowego lub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs poseiany be
dxe dalej. Skoro kto zaprzestanie
odbierat gazette, powinien wpicrw
sap}acid jezeli co "a nia winien.
Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARusA ma
le&y przese4at przez pocztowy'l Tub
expresowy Money Order, Moina
tel ~przese4at abonament W dolarach.
pspierowych, przez Postal note,
ALLOW jednocentowych Tub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz:
jezeli abonament, W taxi .spos6b
przes}any, " drodze przepadnie Eco
sic W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
Edarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bierze "a to ma siebie odpowiedziali
nosci. Take listy najlepiej kaza6
ma poszcie registrowa6 DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie Cd
powiedzialnosG, re wraz I zawartos-
oia dojds ma miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese4ki pie
nietne do W1ARUsA a~drescwaG:
II. Derdous6j
500 E.3rd Str.
W1NoNA Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
KreIna Nox Perez.

Tylko 100 mil Cd sysnyeh pol
Wachodniego Washingtonu, miedzy
rzekami Clearwater i Salmon, leiy
kraina, zwana przez 1ndyan Nes
Perez, " kt6rei 10 do SO lat temu
wykopano "a 80 milion6w n}ota.
P6zuiej jednak poszukiwacze zlota
opuScili to kraine, gdyt dalsze
kopanie "a zlotem " okolicy, bar
dzo daleko oddalonej cd kolei
4elaznej, bez dr6g i osad ludzkich,
transportowanie maszyn g6rniczYch
i tywnosci i t, d., po}aczone by}o
I. pieprzezvyciezonemi trudnodcia-
mi.
Teraz jednakze pobudowa}a
Kompania kolei Northern Pacific
do tamtejszych stron az dwie LIME
kolei zelaznej, jedne Spokane
Lewiston, druga 2 Lewiston do
Clearwater - tax u latwa jest
teraz komunikacya k~olejowa z
krain2 z}ota Nez Perces.
Wzgleedem bli!szych szczeg6-
low 0 tel krainie, Pc mape i t. p.
pisac do}qczajac diva znaczki poczr
towe, pod adresem Chas. s. Fee,
Gen. Passenger & Ticket Agent
Northern Pacific ~. St. Paul,
Mimi.
ZAPISYWAC r
tG4sEE5s NG %sga4=#- $685. #1Et1ez#&as E&@& 7
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

z Mich, do
nosza, re tamtejsi agencl poszuku~
ja r%obotnik6w do lasu ola Selma :
MIA logs6w i innych robot ! pro
stemu robotnikowi placid bfda pc
$50 ma mies1ac: " zeszlym sezoni.
robotnikom takim p}acono cd
sle do SO. Plaza robotnika fa~
chowego' wynosid W tym roku
hedzie cd $A5 do $50 miesieosn'e
~-C-
"a PRZYKLADEM zyd6w
europeiskich ~Eamierzaja i tydzi,
zamieszkali " Qaszyoh Stanach
Zjednoozonych bojkotowa6 wysta~
we Paryska, ably sic pomscic ma
Francuzach IA skazanie D%reyfusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
Gdxse Jest sta1isfaW
,KurkOWski?

Zwracamy sig do szanownyoh
czytelnikdw pisma naszego 3
prosba, ably prdbowano dowiedzlec
sic O. pobycie pana stsnissawa
Kurkowskiego, ktdry pred 10
laty wywedrowal Z 5opalenicy do
Amsryki. Sprawl ola Kurkowskie-
go Jest wa4na~ Ktoby wiec wiedzia}
O jego pobycie, niechaj raczy
donietd RedakcYi ,Wiarusa' pod
adresem $50 -- E. srd Str .Winona,
Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

Dv6oh dobrzs wychowa-
n,eb msodych ludrt Ia
waler6w, obrotnych, majacych
chec do piracy a ME posiadaiacYcht
takiej silly %cielesneJ, by mogll wy
Ionywad ciezkie roboty fabrycsne
i inne = moze Enaleft stale, POI
rzadne, lekkie i nie2le p}atne ga
iecle.
G16wnemi warunk ami 50 ucz~
ciwosc i trzezwo6t oraz jaka TAXA
bieg1os6 " gramatycznem pieaniu
pc polsku.
I'm kr6tszy ezas, " danym
razie, kandydat bawi W Ameryce,
TEN lepiej, - DO wymaga sig
take, by ME mia} %zbytecznie
spaczonego charakteru amerykah-
ska obfudq, humbugerya i niesfor-
noscia.
Jezyk angielski niekoniecznie
potrzebny.
70 blizsze wiadomo6ci zg}osic
sic do Redakcyi paszego WABUsA.
Gdyby kandydat, reaektujacy ma
mnicmane zajecie, by} przypadko"
wo W biedzie, niechaj go to ME
odstrasza cd zgloszenia sig do mas.
St6sowni kandydaci liczyc mo-
60 ma predkq odpowiedz. Jezeli zas
ME odpis,emy " dniach dziesieciu,
znaczy6 to bedsie. io kandydat
uznany zost.} IA Aisodpowiednie-
gol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
IdniisachlSopu1lftcciili domy lkaomp,aniicczzne.

dniiachsopru'foili domy kompanlii,czznrl'e.. .
v liczbie tej jest 10 rodzin pol.
PLYMOUTH, Pa. T~'utejsz,y
sb6r nieEalz2ny ju2 wykropiony
a Wrzesnia ~ UmarE tn ma tyfus
Andr1ej Badkua 1wie1h6Nieo.
Ks. zielihski, probos<ez tute1szej
parati l~itewskiej, serdecznemi
5slowy prsem6wil mad zw}oksmi.
- y
NANTICoKE, Pa. J61ef
.Janowski oAeni} slevz parma Fran~
oissks Botehskq.
SHENANDOAH, Pa W
Colorado zostali zasypani
dxaj Polacy, Antoni Pachucki /
K. OlszewaA. -Nieszcze6liwych
wydobyto dopiero ma drugi dzieh.
Olszewski zosta} %odwiezlony dc
szpitala W Ashland, Pachuckiego
przywie2li do domu W Shenandoah,
gdzie obaj mieszkaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
Drobn.e' Eoila.
q WYANDQTT6sssllF4cs

z WYANDoIH'llss:ssslEte'lh
- Ma zebraniu 3~go Wires
MIA. zwolanem W celu zebIa-
niaaH.'|lEaa:sslnorecznych podpis6w
nalsEsisk parafan, uchwalono
ally komitet raz jeszcze udal
sic do Najp. Ks: biskupa
'Foley'a : prosba 0 pozwolenie.
ma budowe o potwierdsle1ie
miejsca obranego pod kosci6l,
a 1arazem, ably popr6s't ks.
bisk. 0 wyznacze,iie ks. Fran.
ciszka Doppke ma pierwszego
proboszcza. Komitet ten udal
sic W Srode, 6-go Wrzesnia
do biskupa. ktory przyjqwszy
.czlonk6w tegoz nadzwyczaj
,grzecznie, bez trudnosci zgo-
dill sic ma sluszne ich zada-
MIA. Budowa koscio}a rozpocz>
ME sic jaknajpredzej.
CIEKAWY ZAKkAD. -
Leon Kostkowski Z Mount
J. Stellmach z
Shamokin, balwierze, zrobili
zaklad o So kt6ry z Mich
ostrzyze lab ogoli brode ]
wasy W najkr6tszym czasie.
Zaklad wypad} ma korzyst
Kostkowskiego. Ogolil on
brode wasy jednego z ko.
stumer6w W przeciagu 1 min.
i 81 sekund. J, Ste!lmach zaS
ogolil W Z min. | - sekun~
dach. Czy PREY tym poSp'e~
chu ME poderznieto kt6remu
:gard}a. kron'ka ME w%spomina.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

~ Slostry swiecena. Pomifs
dzy nowo uyswieconemi zna
DUE sic siostra d
rodzicow 4ukaszewiicz. est to.
druga PARMA : wielkie 70
dziny Lukaszewiczow kt6ra
Wstapila do zakonu. ii.
w ~SEMINARYUM nau.
ctycielskiem " St. Francis
pod Milwaukee ~zaprowadzonny
zostat take kurs nauki jezyka
.polskiego ola Polak6w.
MIMI.
Nowo wySwiecony ks. MUIR
lowski zamierza ksztalcit sic
ma profesora teologii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
correspondence Wjarusa.
Il DaG6tejskfej Warssawy
IL Wrzesnia lsQ9r.

Il DnA6tejskfej w arssaWy
l9 WrzeSnia 1901.
Now7 ko6ci6} buduje sig tutaj
ma P%u}askiem, poczta Warsaw, n.
D. Ma bye we formie krzyza a
obejmowa6 100 siedzeh. Plany
juz gotowe, wykonane przez archie
tekta J. W. Ross z Grand Forks,
N. D., przedstawlaja sic Swletnie.
Fundamental beda polozone tel
jesieni, 4 powodu, re ziemla W
Dakocie ~jeszcze W Maui g}eboko
zamarznieta, ohot ma p%owierzchni
juk zieleni sig pszenica.
Samego za6 kosciola budowa
rozpocznie sic z wiosnq roku 1900
i ma bye wykohczona pred Is
Listopada 1900 r.
Panowie kontraktorzy mogq
sobie 1obaczyc plany W Biurze
Sp6}ki THE ST. Paul Roofing,
|Cornlce and Ornament Co.'S Office
" St. Paul, Mimi, - q y: E..
Holsteina " Duluth, Mlnn., - "
biurze pana FL. J. Ross " Chi
cage, Ill.,, Dearborn building,
wreszcie " biurze pana; kudowni~
czego J. ", Ross W Grand Forks,
n. D., ma plebanii W miejscu
budowy, W Warszawie, W ~powiecie
Walsh, " pd}nocnej Dakooie:Ko6~
cidl kosztowac ma okoIo % tysiecy
dolar6w.
Panowie kontraktorzy beda
}askawi, jefli zechca wsp69ubiegat
sig 0 budowe, przes1ad ka&dy tax
zwane ,,bid' i .,cheok' ma 1000
'dolardw, jake %gwarancy4 "a dobre
%wykonanie budowy, ma rece
nizepodpisanego proboszcza pod
adresem: Rev Frank Gaw}owicz,
Warsaw, Walsh Co., North Dakota
- pred 2gim Pazdziernika 1899
r., a zas osobidcie zjawiG sic ma
miejscu budowy " Warszawie,
Walsh Co., n D., Pazdziernika
b: r. pc -pofudniu, 0 l godzinie
komitetem budovniczym.
Ostatnia stacya kolejowa jest
Mimic, N. D., odleg}a Cd Warsza-
wy Q 81 mil.
Komitet budowy zastrzega
wolno6d odrzucenla kazdego
|ub wszystkich bids.
2 uszan owaniem
Ks. Fl. & v " ioz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
Exkursyad oSt. Paul !.

Niemiecko- katolickis iowa.
rzystwo Nv. J6zefa v Winona,
Mimi, odbedzie w~ycieczke do
St Paul. MINI, " Niedxiele, II
Wr.eInia 1897. Pooiag wyjedzie
: dworca kolei Chicago Milwaukee
8 St. Paul y Winonie o godsinie
4. q ran . stanie " St. Paul
o 7. ~ pred po}udniem. Tykiety
dobre n a ka4dy pociag kolej c. M.
& St. Paul - Y dniach II ls
W~rzesnia. Tyklety, po bardso ta-
mich cenach, ~sprzedaja sic " ma
stepuj4cych miejscach:
Martin Bell 1925 ". Wabasha
C. P. Schiller 1903 w
Schlingerman & Walch - w.
J. Hitzker barbiernia
NJ. Goergen ~ E.s
G. Scheidemantel 1872 Z. 8
m Schneider 412 E. 3
Teu: Sikorski S5l Mankato Ave.
J. b. RiAers Rollingstone, Mimi.
2 rozkazu Komitet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
AN

WASHINGTON. Nelson.
A. Miles, g}6wno dowodzaoy arnie,
uda sic do Manili. by zastqpi6 gen.
Otisa W p~rxyszfej kampauii. TAX
twierdzi jeden z wykssych ofcer6w,
kt6ry posiada zaufanie prexydenta
i d~otycxczas popieral 0tlsa; Wy
jazd gen. Miles naznacxony: ma
po}owe pazdziernika, poniewaz
wesm1e udzia} W nroczYstem PREY
.jec1u admirala Deweya jake wielki
marsxalek.
sekretarz wojny Root pragnie
prowadzlt wojne energicznie 90
samego poczatku suchej porry roku
a wiec cd listopada.
Wszyscy nowo zaciaaggnnieeol
ochotnicy zostaoa wys}ani ma "a Fill
piny. czy sig Agulnaldo podda "a
miesiqc, cry "a rok. Przewdzs 'ch
skohczy sic W kazdym razle pred
i. stycznia 1900 r.; wojsko regu~
larne zostana wysp wycofane.
Prezydent zbierze jeszczes: diva
pu}ki zlozone wylaczniez /. 51mrlurzy--:
now.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
NASl AGENCl'

NAS[ AGENC
Upowaznieni 50 do Ko%lekto.a.
MIA abonamentu W1ARUsA nastepu
)2cy nasi agenci mielscowi:
ASHTON, .Kebr. Franciszek
WardYn.
BAY CITY, Mich. = Alexander
Niedztslaki, 1914 = l8 Str.
BALTIMORE: FIR. Ziarnowsk1
.7l9 s. Bond Str.
MIL
G. Kniter csc We'll Ill.
NANTlCOKK Pa.-Fr. Jab1onski
NORTH PRAIRIE. Jan kin.
ger.
OAK HILL, ST. Pogorzelski.
PIKE LAKE Wis. Adam
Bambeneh
WILNO Mimi. II. J. GreehoH ski;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

Parma tense de nabycia.
1oe ARROW grunta tego
- akr6v pod p}ugiem mona
tanio dostaG v Kofciuszkowie
pod Pelican Lake.
Blisko domu przep}ywa stru-
myk.
Kupuiacy moze pewns Geese
sunny odrobiG " mlynie, cwlers
mill odleg}ym.
Bli.szyoh wiadomo6ci udzie]i
Kazimierz~ }. Roozkiewlcz
p. y. Jeuningsn Oneida Co., Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

ogoli} w Z min. | IS sekun~
dach. Czy PREY tym posp}e~
chu ME poderznieto kt6remu
:gard}a, kron'ka ME w%spomina.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.
w para6alnych szko}ach
h6wia siostry Notre Damki
do poludnia po po]sku wy
k}adaja 20 polsku, pc po}ud-
niu wyk}adaja 20 angielsku,
ale lie So Polkaml, vice pc
poludniu usiyszy dziatwa ME
jedno polskie s{owo. Siostra
S.. mawia: do po}udnia
ME umiem 20 angielsku' ale
ME twierdzi, il pc po}udniu
ME umie poIsku. A. jednak
uczni6w tel szko}y %przyimuja
Jezu!ci Amerykanie do
11Ic1ej a~kademickiej .klasy i
SAL Mich ~zadowoleni.
(DAEN. M1Lw.)
w ASHLAND, Wis, sprzc-
dali Polacy Lofty dawniej za~
kupiona pod kosci6}, a kupnia
owe mn,ej w'ecei W srodku
pomiedzy dwiema dzielnicami
polskiemi po}ozone Do komi~
tetu zajmujacego sic tym
Unforeseen, naleza panowie:
Antoni Piniachowski, J6zef
Prync, Leon Was, Alex
Kluczykowski i Szumasa.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Z powodu choroby mar
sza}ka policyi Nc Givern,
pelni obecnie jego 'obowiazk;
pan pawe} kukaszewicz,
W OIL CITY, Pa, MEDIA.
leko Erie, wy*:wiecony zostaf
W dn'u 3 Wrzesnia nowy
kosci6} r1ymsko-katolicki
Proboszczem novel para6i
ks. Maksymylian Polaski.
u MILWAUKEE,
Wis. 80 Piorun trzas} W ma
pelnIona zbozem wielka sto-
dole Ewalda W. p6}nocnej
lR,sF.E& -aWI 4AI 49, E-gg -. Et$2S - 4 49, i, J
South Milwaukee, i
spal,la sic do szczetu.
w ~KLAsZTORZE Si6str
Damek " Milwaukee
otrzymaly " dniu' s WrzeSnia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

WDOWY Pc chlcagosRlch
policmanach rzadko kiedy ponow-
ME "a MAJ wychodza, = powodu
wysokiej rccznej pensyi. jak9 I'M
miasto p}aci. Wdowa pc zwycza1~
nynl. patrolmanie dostaje $500
roczneJ pensyi, wdowa pc <sier2an~
Gle policyjnym 5000, wdowa pc
poruczniku policyi $3.50. z pomie"
dry 200 widow, kt6re W ostatnich
% latach pobiera}y penNq, tylko
dwie powtoruie zawar{y zWiazek
.malzehski, kazda znowu 2 palicma-
mem,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
Slapped His Face.

A young man was about to enter the
Perry-Payne building.
At identically the same time q young
woman was about to emerge from the
same structure
She was a handsome young woman,
dressed i'll what appeared to the youth
to be faultless style.
She left the elevator just as the young
man turned towards the swinging DOORS
He was within two feet of them when
she put forward her hand to push the
doors open.
The young man was IN a hurry.
The young man saw her coming and
paused
She put her hand against the glass in
the door. But the glass wasn't there
1t had been broken out. In her haste
the young woman didn't notice this.
She pushed briskly and pushed hard.
The consequence was that her neatly
gloved hand came right through the open
ing like a cObblestOne from a catapult,
and her palm reached just far enough
to give the young mans blushing cheek
a singing slap!
She was so amazed and confused that
she couldn't say a word.
Then the man laughed. Then she
laughed. And the episode ended.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
They were EaDtiStS.

81 think the crew of the Monadnocls
must be Roman Catholics" remarked q
Pittsburger, when recent events at Ma
Mia were under discussion.
''Why?'
''They are subject to the canon law
Clearly they are not Methodists," add
ed another.
MOP
mo; Wesley Merritt does not command
them
They might be Presbyterians,' put in
a third
why might they?''
You are all wrong" said man who
now spoke for the first time. They are
Hard Shell Baptsts."
The rest decided to let it go at that
Pittsburg Chronicle-TeIegraph.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
Saving an Egyptian Temple.

sowing Oil TX ktAC.
Ex-Cons Ill General Penield, telling Of
the proposed great irrigating project i'll
Egypt thus describes in the Century
conflict between engineers and archaic
ologists that resulted in a considerable
modification of the height of the great
cam:
All the engineers in the end favored
damming the Nile at the first cataract.
at a point about four miles south of AS
suan, and not far from the island of
Philae. There nature has been lavish N
providing hills Of solid rock on each side
Of the river that will stand the rayages
OF the clements as long as the world
lasts.
Little time was wasted in the prepare
ton Of the original plans for the dam.
But the officials having the matter in
charge, intent only on the utiiitarian as
pect of the problem, brought about their
heads, four years ago, q widespread ont
burst of Indignation, when it was an
nounced that the treasured ruins of
Philae would be submerged for months
at time, were their recommendations
carried into effect. Meetings were hel'3
by learned societies everywhere to pro
test against any desecration of Philae.
and their memorials poured III to the
Egyptian government for months From
every country in Europe, from the United
States, and from the centers of learning
in the East, antiquarians, Psychologists,
archaeologists and literary people gener-
ally, joined in vigorous protest. The late
| Sir Frederick Leighton, president OF
England's Royal academy, did not hest
tate to say that "any tampering with
Philae would be lasting blot Oh the
British occupation of Egypt" This
singing remark brought the subject into
i the realm of British politics, and did rs
much as all the protests to cause the too
practical plans of the English engineers
to be held in allegiance until a modified
project, conciliating archaeological inter
be devised
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
Was q Good Shot.

The Atlanta Constitution has a new
fish story which is better than any oul
old friend Munchausen could have con
jured up. 1t follows:
I've got a good story, but it sounds
so much like a fish story that | an
afraid to tell it at random ventured the
slim ex-councilman to his stout friend.
'Oh, don't mind me, Ed.' echoed the
refund friend.
''Well,' whispered the other, II had
such tremendous luck fishing in Florida
that l grew morbid contemplating the
mOnotOny. [ pulled out fish until my
arms ached.
Learning that there were two blood
hounds in the vicinity, | unbuckled my
shotgun early one morning and set out
for point where there is dam. None
of our party knew of this dam. When
the tide comes IN the fish get above ii
and jump it when they want to go down
By agreement the man who owned the
dogs was on hand. | stood at one end OF
the dam and he threw stick in the wa
ter about forty feet above the embank-
ment. In dashed the dogs. Like Il flash
OF light a four-pound trout flung himself
out of the water and high into the air.
gave him the open bore and had just time
to snap another.
1T was glorious. For three hours
shot fish. Sometimes it was twenty
minutes between shots, but frequently
the fish were flushed every five minutes
1t was thrilling. 1t was Intoxicating
I used up every shell l had, and out OF
forty shots I finished forty fish, mixing
once, but upon one occasion, however
killing two at one shot.
by the way" added the slim eX-coun-
Gilman, as his robust acquaintance
gasped for breath when | missed a fish
4 turtle was crawling by and / bagged
him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
Wasn't q Figure.

A stylishly- society woman and
the persistent shopper formed the dram
ats personae of d comical incident that
amused a throng Of Saturday buyers in
one of the city's crowded department
stores, says the Philadelphia Record. A
portion of the store having on exhibl-
tion new importations of Paris-made
garments was thronged with early buy
ers, and as one demure little woman
stood among the line of ichly-dressed
models, the persistent shopper began her
tour of inspection.
Continuing her hasty and inquisitive
examination the woman went through
the entire line, disarranging garments on
the dummies" to the great discomfort
of the busy shop girls. When she came
to the prettily-clad woman, who stood
motionless, facing the counter. the unob-
servant shopper continued her inspection.
She felt the silken waist, and was max
ing an oyer-careful examination when
the lady who was wearing the garment
moved. With q surprised ejaculation
Il thought you-ah-1 beg your par
DON" the shopper beat hasty retreat
and left the store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22

failed to come to time The other even.
ing the man and the girl happened to be
at the same dinner table. and the girl, in
glowing phrase told about her spoil OF
war. The man stood it as long as he
could; then the situation was too much
for him and he laughed right out. The
entire company stared at HIM III amaze
ment "Oh, it's nothing" he managed to
get out presently, "only-the thing isn't Il
Spanish flag; it's just bit of bunting
that was hanging in a BARRIERS shop.
bought it from the barber the day before
I sailed
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-03-22

Senator Caffery's constitutional argu-
ment was listened to at one time by six
senators. One of these was Mr.. Spoon
er of this state. Senator Caffrey read
an extract in the course of his remarks
which attracted Mr.. Spooner's attention.
Perhaps it had a familiar sound. AT any
rate, he began to manifest curiosity.
From what is the senator reading?" he
asked Mr.. Caffrey The Louisiana SEN
to say, an injured air, Il am reading,
he said, with crushing emphasis from
the Constitution of the United States