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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
Tspp,Ae F0pes In Y vhunaephol,,

Thp lnrpllln power W lightning WAS
manifested during n recent lhNnder
storm M HNpOpst0Wn A white ORk
lpae, alive NM apeen 10 In very ,lps,
stood near Tho l0ad n few miles from
town u WINS 4 feNI In diameter AMI
IN branches aNIehN M fent on eRoh
slide and 0|vapshndoWpn tho pOAhr
A bllnnlNH fash NJ lightning, R0oOM'
panied ny u tremendous report, shock
MI many PERSONS llVlna In the neigh
h0phO0nl Th0 bolt struck Tho lrea and
IN ruin WINS oOmnlalel Tho irne WAa
practically AnnlhllNtpd, not oven n
hlnmn heinz len N mRpk In place,
branches were hurled hnndrpda NJ feNl
and mo lpnnk was Apllt lnlo strips and
DI0hNn ND lnlD thousands NJ short
nle0Aar lhp ground WIS AIFeWn with
fragments nnd oven Tho roots were
Torn. VI Rnh broken lnl0 hiIau lNdtan
npOlla I0NpARh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
TMlNa AnNaM JhR 0sNr,

Twice tho dDWNHap empress nf RVS
alA hAs aAVna Dnp husbands llfh One
dAy when IN tho empnr0r's ilVesalnA
room sha observed lhNl On hlsl dressing
table Inv n curious Looking Jewel nNsh,
Something hD0Nt In appearance AppnA'
MI DHr curiosity, and taking II np hhe
bAphme AWnpa thai II WINS extremely
heavy, without aNyInR n word ahp
went Into her room ana placed n pApp'
fully IN n bnsln VI WAlnrt Then annns
Inv for tho project ~ police, whose
duties kepl him much about Tho pnl'
non, aha begged him 10 have II exam
lnad, ana II was discovered 10 ln Ona
~ tho most marvellous Internal ma
chimes over Invented by lhp ingenuity
~ man,
The second OGeAslOn on which Tho
empress was directly Instrumental In
stopping murder occurred In tho Win
Tor DnlnOe, when sha heard 4 slluhl
nOlaa, which Indicated Mo presence Of
some STRANGER N Tho Gsnp's study
without bptpAFlnH Tho slluhtpst Nnk'
Lofty Ahe beaaal her husband 10 come
Ann speak 10 ono OF tho children lla
nld NJ, Ahn locked tho door ana only
aAVn Np mo kayA 10 n pnrlE 0l soldiers,
WhD found Thai some ono Ind iNat M
OARhn through Tho window,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
Alp uut ON Ills Arm,

James M0AlMllnh lnAl hlH arm IN Il
most rnmNrklhln mnnnor Tho other unN
IN u laundry MnMMllhN stopped M tlt
Wplnnnr ANl held hin hands over N II
DRY Ihnm lln pOt ono hand TOO low,
W TINT no Alr suction pANAhl Nv nnd
hlA arm from mo elbow down WINS ,Nk'
ph or An by n miracle
Hhp Wrlnunp N n lnrgn circular Iron
affair." Win u AmAllW bowl inside II IN
which tho clothes Ap0 nlA10O, The
smaller apartment IN ppprOrNlnn win
hnlps Nn0N tho alnnA, ana tho whole
thing wNOlNoH NJ Tho rN,e or HeVelhl
thousand revolutions II minute mo
effect " TINT Ihn AIr currents within
Tho WrlnAoN mo Nv lwrlnp IN lhplp
nDWnr ~ ,ln OnNlNN section W II kAN,
MN cyclone When n uNul0nn strikes Il
hplnk building NNO huns H 10 atoms,
tho lOrpn AonMA appalling ana lnoom'
nInhnNahln The Incident 10 Nh Mo-
Mullen WINS equally mNatlfNMH mo
MslNnl hls Nrm uNMN Into O0hlNot win
thp current NJ Nr WAS NNrluh NJ tho
elbow ono pNpl INV an tho clothes
TINT We're IN tho mnohlnn Ann thA 9th,
m dnnplNh from hlA shoulder ThNpe
WINS nothing about thu machine 10 glv0
MN nNnn \ scratch,
The nerve exhibited nv MoMNllUn
was wonderful, w mover t0N0hed
mh," WNa tho nrat thing no ANln, mn
Nlrlh IN tho room were screaming, and
MnMnllpn calmly informed Thorn TINT
n was not hlA head that WINS taken Olr
AMI told Thorn N In stlll Ito was tAl.,
on N u hospital, And hlA arm WINS Anl
pnlNtnn olOAn 70 Tho shoulder Hutch
InhON lKnND NuWA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26

A Mail t'Avplsv IN WisrOAsiM WAs
Receives THAT salary,


lpWA county, WIS., lAya nlhlM 10 nav
lMa lhp nwnal MlAplml Dlilplal ID .hf
employ VI lhM United htA,ns RDvprh'
MnNt, Tho n|DvnrnMnnt hlrns FvMnk
Lynch for npDl u ynAp 10 WrFy III,
mnll bptwppn DDIEpylllp, The poNn,N
sent " Town county, nnl Minerva
Point, nine mllpa Distant
II IN tho inv I'm, anph employees
shall no pDlh quarterly but Lynch, NJ
though no Inns bnpD onwNlnH lhp mails
regularly since Inst July, has ~ Nal ~
on!Vnd ID uuArtopa VI u ppNl ~ cheeks
for lhOao amounts Tha young man "
nnt looking fNp nNy remittance Oh llp
anlAry Nntll lNlB, when hn expects \
check for II whole cent II " supposed
lhla VIII hN Tho amNllpal check pvpI
lAAllOl w no R|ONnVhlnOnh Nil piI0Fle
haNn nlpehly boon Nlnno 10 SECURE poH.
session VI ~ Tho mnIl pnpplpp hAA ~.
pnlvnl Anynml Offers ~ Hlh or MaO fDl
lhn nhnnh bN, hn Inns M fnp WAplly
avoided any definite oDiNNHlnmpNla,
nDIh nnnunyllln Anh Mineral polnl
hive mIlrNls, hnl lhnrn h mono hna
tween Mo Two lowNA The NIP lpoN
unp plNnn 10 lhn Oihnp by mi IN w
mnNlNlmnt TINT n ~ out W The unnH,
lion, M pnaAnNnnps Nnl mNll mo driven
AopOaa country Wh0pyW hAs lhe con,
lIAnl rmr mppNlnA tho mil feels llnl
bp N nuplnlO " NJ. lhp MasonRpp lvaan,
for no ono Inns VT hAu The courage W
compete Inr mAaoNHnp business Win
Tho United AlNlna mnIl Wnmlhh For
Ills ppNSnn lhp lWnAlnp W tho mhll W
Deemed u valuable privilege,
livery fNMp Nnnps lln p@nalulllon DO
Mptmnnt contracts ~ lowest Dlnn Nv
FOR lrNDeInp " mnll eNnk, l,nHl ynnl
there VINE mo NVnllnal composition ever
known for lhp nUlpovlllN Mineral
Point nonlWnl, AovnMl different mhn
HlADlllpl lhnlr intention ~ going lAlO
tho nonlunt, ANn lhn NlNlRN WINS knpl
M until moh hllhor' knNw h0 wonln
hNNn 10 M nVpUN<W 10 W., The prise,
rho MNn Who MN held tho contract
IND boon InonlvMp about NAO per ypnp
Tor onprNlnA tho nNll " N ANln MAT
whom lhn bids rOp Tho now eonlpNfl
were OpnnwN NJ Washington II was
found lhNt tho lhpnp lowest 0IrnpH for
QNWNlng tho mNll ppp Nunp We're cent,
40 cents Ann xl,hO Nmnk bNnolb hW
Inv Ihn | nnlt hldNwN WAS awarded llp
ennlmpt For -four years New YORK.
lOurnNl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
Los "BuFFAlo" HORNS,
bSW ,bs VILE ID1lMN Fools the Tsns
NpptOOt,

~" ~ ~
IppfDDt,
The Montana Indian IN something NJ
n spbeMpp himself liz mmes 10 town
and sOmallMmA walks Nil over tho place
without Saying u Wapl to any ono,
fOmntlmes 30 brings IN n Tow sets NJ
polished mDDntnl pDWa' horns, which
bn anlls for n dollar ~ Two \ snh Ito
never Fragments saloons, lip looks Into
clothing store WlnldWa, hut never
bucks lhp slot mAphlnes IN nlHAr slDreA,
lin tp0Wna An ~ pnaAps n rnHlAnMnl,
Dnt smiles while walking through the
awaai scented alleys bAnk of ohnAp
boarding houses,
IN n horse trade hn takes tho prise, II
there's one 10 be taken, for On WINS
never kDDWD 10 gel The worst 0f such u
bNpaAln, The rsAs0n VI lhls, hOWhNhl,
may lle IN lba fNpt lhAi IN bpAlns lhn
negotiations VIII nothing 10 lose AMI
everything 10 win, llDWpNph be Inns
iha reputation NJ \ sphnmnr
Where hIs apbemea shine bplnhtnal h
IN The sAla ~ pnllAhpn nhNuAlo' hDrDs,
tla lives OH nphp ono Df lhe slaughter
houses on the aDnlh slide, AMI tlnrp Np
aaoDpes AIs nbnIIalON horns, Nll alsns,
curves ana constituencies, lin picks
oDt n sol OF ON horns OF sNmmnlrlnnl
proportions, snpnpns the honlnA or Anl
bells lhn horns IN u solution " Alypnrn
IN, wood ashes AnN WINTER THIS trent
mont sOIlnns Tho horns, ~ IhNi \ pDhn
kBIfp VIII nAallN rnmDNn NJ lhn on
ieplop accumulation Then mo HhDnF
mpep ~ Nspd 10 give tho l)Vhl polish
follDwea by \ thorough rubbing WIN y
flannel plOth slightly saturated win
Oh, A MVnlsh 0r shnlNn n lhpn np
oiled, Rna no horns Ave- IN condition
For mounting, Thpn llh work IN turned
over 10 thn sONAW who does Ihe lnNlN
Artistic work Rod hNnnpl ana hpNNl,
bnnds sometimes ann \ alplD here Nhi
there W bnpkskln \ few hpNss hnNllnl
IANks, And tho mounted NhnIINlo" horns
mo raN0y FDp no mNFkeh
N.Y. HDok comes 10 town. ana me ION
daplOol naks him whore DO NkoloNom
buffalo hopDaN
Mn Yellowstone pNFkD" Wun's 'he
Div bNek
'now muphW asks thN Intending
purchasers
"fhNn O0lls,n
nI0o mNoOear"
mo- Dol ohlpi lhNN dolls, VNhlN
Tho t6nlApfoOt MspNnls The W0Pk Ann
sntlslpa himself lhNI lhny Nrn pnNNN
tho horns 0T m almost extinct speolnH
" Tho mNjhsllp western NnlMNl ana ha
hands over lhe ooln and wallis AWhy
proudly with hls ppIsM
Tho lnhlAn moves 0I down thn street
lnrna tho first oOVnpN hNl disappears
Np An AllnN rAnNpon1h hl0hO AlaDn
Up1,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
Thu i,uAi sNl0h0rN

laNiOy llN nav uvOp VlOv dN p0llOl
cigars Tiny am lelt0l linn aver Viii
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
kp,pr Made nm Arrest,

FNlTOINNN NINNNNN llNWNN II I'm
mont notable mplnhnr NJ ilp NhlNNaN
nnllnp foIrn nln IN 0nn respect nrah'
ably IN u unique Hp hNa hNpn \
mpmhnr NJ Tin fnrpp fNr WI lnara and
In llal llnp lp hns npypr mnhp M npl
Inal, wv " vi inAfa old and MAYER
HalTlsnn bns IrrpnlR mAdp Nun u
number ~ lllH avn llIanDnl holNI
HnAfA, which " mInnAenn NJ lhe hlH
Ensl men w lhh hnrylan
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26

fhs fsld commissioner while eli,
psHsd IN EARNING bia ~ A das, made \
tip 10 The Bitter lt0ot valley 0D A
mpmpmble 0peAaim md MthNsaa thp
people VI lbAt lDnAlily 10 aNab \ pitch
tDAt \ PETITION siANal by sDMa hnnr
dfads Df residents WINS Forwarded NJ the
state board ~ land commissioners, AakD
Inv tha stats 10 I~ellDaNish lis iitlN W
lhn lands ID had there No him tha min
lnNi commission might bayn M Oppopr
unity 10 Din aD ilh areA MN 10 Soma
preliminary work 40 NJ expense 10 TIN
pNlynln MtlsaDa III lhAt lOenlils who
bad allowed thplf enthusiasm ~ rise
10 TIN p0iDt Of y willingness 10 sub
scribe between 1900 ADn $4,000 10
help tba nnnsp nlDnp, Tha a'NIe lnDt
officials lbDnpbt u wna pretty good
lnDl and might prove " value NJ mo
Alntn aOmp 1ny " preliminary work
warn DDl 1Dna DN ~ AMI Tim lind II ID
the NnMn ~ TN state today, Al stair
lind n N valuable Anl tbn stnte'A VIA
dom ID rplnollNn ~ ~ IN u good WAY 10
bn ylDlinnta1
nm vapmt W thu slntp ekANlNW has
tblH paragraph alsDn Nj,
hlbD commission bna alsD nMplyed
n |DDphkpppnt ~ u anlDry VI FbD pay
mDNth ~ henp lhh boDka, MiDDlha MD
ADDDnDta III IhD COMMISSION, MthODph
lhny bAyn \ ppDyAlAIy receiving A,hnN
pnl nDDNM f0r doing Ihls WOIk VIII
yDn plDnaA advise me Nv 10 thnlI
authority to employ u OoOhhenpnP N
Nbnyp Am IopthYn
Thn bOnpd bnA u Aeepalnpy, Wl0se
dNllnH wDNln DDt nppbDI 10 II nlflNI
lWnaiRd observer Nv being ~ nNap0Ns ~
~ IpDnlvn Mn AaaiHiAnne W a DDpkI
keeper nhp b~Dokknappp hOWnyhl
WINS \ valuable MD 10 Ihn members ~
Mn commission IN Otbnl ways. 10
bnd nbllIly IN u ]Innnnlep and Do DNbW
bOw 10 niHpDsN W WnppANlH ~ thb com
mission NJ pD0n advantage, While "
WIZ admitted by u member ~ HIN
bOAvd yesterday thnt Mn bOOkRhhpnI
wnH Nol ranlly u nennaHlly, IN bAs bean
vNpDlnrly employed rDv Some lIme paHI
VhvOnph bib ability 10 dlapOAR NJ Ihe
WARRANTS, Mn HNlWipE VI tbe mnMbaIa
warn realities NHIana ~ balnR Oh
pNpppl
: " Inn bppD llnlpnIl IN tbp pAst rOp
Nm npWapnphpa ~ keep 0lDaely nnyleRd
NJ lhp WOnnnnlnun w thp commission,
commissioner DiOhfnh Wnp nAkph Onn
nny AnybInl mDNIDA nHD whit mo CONS
mission VIM h0lOp ma hn replied lhAI
" WINS lOtDH nothing yp publication
'Thn nnWaMpnph IN lhb pnpphahhlA'
HIVES NJ Ilb public, want ~ know Dbr
nnlap I'M public N Interested y 10 WINS
,Dln,
~ IL mons NJ Ihe pNhlia'a business, "
Ia Anln, NbnnnNHp wa Aht OW money
fvDn private NOOJhpH ma VIZ hhvh \
vlphl W appnn " Nv WI believe bnat v
Tho stain examiner lppopL shows
lho commission thOnnht Ihat enc
WlAn expenditure WAH Lhh CONSTANT
anlMvy ~ TIN Ileln commissioner md
Ihnt OIhm lnInn Hnmh Wnnt ont
nVhp aIDtn VIII n0I lOap anything,
mil u friend ~ lin commission kapInIr
lny, 'bnnnNan I'M governments VIII lOI
.|pllNlnlah IhA Whl tlIle w lhp lAnhH
M pOOO lNilh,n
~ ihO commission akpRnha yjD,r
)OO IN mn ,MiNny wWk' and never
lnIp OpyNnn Nm preliminary aInRa,o
WIN nAkAO, nANd Mn money O0mRH
viOm aomnwhem And " Nh spent, who
lOna lOH0H"
''l'he ppoplo WIN pnt ny lha money"
VIM lhn reply,
nWlll. lliN mOplo WIN. PM NJ. the
nOnps llhn INV OnlnOme " thny don't
,OOmMpllAh a%nsIhlnHFn WINS nakAn,
~ dOn'l AnppOnn They VIM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
p,snty inf slsen,

phe hpat essential for enduring h0l
ARallA N W wv plenty NJ sleep There
N eminent medical authority for thp
statement mai haal proalrAtlnns Arp
due much mora N lhR nshaNall0n Incl
DEM IN insufficient sleep IN successive
hOl nlHhla Than N tho nnlnnl Intensity
NJ lha daily hpRtr AnlthlAg HAT NJ.
RPlFRh IN M our AlfpR 0nght " no ahNnf
nod dHrlnR tho hanlfd snNaan,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
-NlNhsnmH NnnR md niesr

VhRTH N \ gRnInIE plnnt In one NJ thl
FpnsDnal park greenhouses HFnaklgn
which IN expected W hlnam some tImf
In dune " N hplAg watched Will
eFRal Interest The lowering stfMl
has AIIpAdg rRaahnd \ height NJ w fnpl
nnd VIII prAhAhlg HT0W N \ helghl Nj
VII fapf hefRW lhf hlpssam hFpaks fnrIl
Whel lhe Hover fades away, the plsri
WIN Nv
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
Al IIllH %llHiANNllI

~ lht DplanOllI
Friday, Jams w, uuNeO W Watt.
Michigan Jacob JanHon, DMAhaj Mill
smith, 0hlONuol q i I0llea, Han
tlNlla lAAM ROhOlt, q M Heh0tt, haltaJ
Daniel AANsAM0n, AkroNI W Hall, j
N NuNrall, iielanAl |, Mr. and Mira A
Hall, M. Paul n v server, Omaha,
Saturday, June VII, aah 9 HnpupOue,
OMAhNl Julius Luck, Willow 6lty, N
Dl " " M John aud Wife DaAdW00d,
\ III II Smith mud vita, lovll! i9ye Col
N i smith, 0hlOA0l Mr. q SEXTON,
Nv Watson, Il, W Alona and wife,
OeO II Town, j YrNmbO, flidpevj "
\ hosWoll, berlll! WIS., q MeMNsteVs,
hed hOdpaI i i Harilnut0ll Olty.j i. N
AhaNvar WhN Dnllas, 0INHOnj II Mos
NvepM HNttAl Y N M0soA and wife,
hiAhy, n Dl Martin M0hea, Funniest,
TakAA u II liArat0w, Wlia and
%NANahter city AL %Aullend0f, AL Uafe,
ph0N Wells RAu wife, BIidpaW N II
MaWlNu, uah0l i " Htapkay, Spokane
" \ Town, hplduuh
sunday, JNna VI, - MIRA " d hlehert,
Muasl0AhellJ u H0lalnHt0n william
Gordon, MMAselahalll \ u Mills,
MNlanA A. A hlAk0ly, H0seMAn Il
" HlN0ku Il n q Prone, y W Williams,
nvldANv Miss llelfOsA, Il II ~ d0hl,
atty A " liNvdioh, liVIat0l, Wial N q
N0har,n, Mrs N 4 BabMlA, lipl0perl
Miss Marie. HoheVls, CITY ~ Moitln,
ny M, h0NlaI rpnnk M0lly, Y 0t0, Il
NJ nRly, liutlol Chm uel0hell, CITY,
Monday June pb, .aFhoa MoalIh
nuntley Il Il hink, ND Wuh0Fl MFH
Adm hANdWaOA, i Hon it0gagA, Hnllei
lOhn AlAnln y, iiuntlusl Mr. aud Mira
A. Hall, HI l'uul u \ Greenwood, j i
WhoNlor, ultyI NJ u Nuukolp, WxOM'
lnN lOhn WeiV, l,0heitH Mis- A!lell
MIL i WeauOlt, u0lNmbnAl II q
AOvell' Wy0ninN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
Hs,l W. ARRIVALS,
Al tllu ,jrnDlI

FRIDAY, slime w, Nv " HeOll, ! A
MaNmum, Oregon y N WeAteI,
Helena u Il Reynolds, Oily u GlNan,
hO0h, iIeleDNJ II u pnlipT OlleNnOl II
" Orwell, y u hpits. Mrs hnnl llvlls,
ll0nnuJ Mr. md Mrs HhOpeg, MnuIll
q v williams, ~ Paul II q Woap,
Miles City II cunningham, Onlb0Dl
ndOl j a. Fnpleyy Helena ", NJ
Murphy, MaWllll u hlAnllnld, Nav
York u He0tt, junction i II Potter,
New York u hONthW0ptl, DpnVopI
N MOnWief, Grew AGENCY
Saturday, Jnne plrHl y lnln, HoNIl
Dakota W ID htlNup, Helena W u
llOhaOn,. tIeH0nI q b Hare, Helena
W " Adams, OhlOaN0l y DOh0N0ul
city j u hOAnhAmp nllNl N OapO0Hl
p0ltlAnd A Fnpleyl He'd Lodge U y
llAllN and sister, Falls j A JOhDhOnl
uehOl HnMNnnola, minneapolis A 4
Flush, " II NshNH, Nj Paul j hoNtl
N0bl N II iNMbal, Seattle v VI
AApla, MiNnAp0llsI u A 0hnnd, ~
Paul j Hill, NNO0j j HNDuy, l'HsaHj "
u inhohl iowa NJ ID O'bplon, Nlunr
div0l n iiAynle, M Paul
sunday, jnAe VI HmO d Towers,
Miles 1llyl A Nuekefmnn, HNn FRAN
oiAo0l N u Rogers, GhltNpOl i II
AtApkel, MinneNp0liaI N " Vessel
lalpnaI II Curtis, Omaha " y NioI
Donald, nridpWp Mrs hNollWiIHl
MlaHiHeippiJ q II Loud, Miles CIV
ueaMAn, GhioapOI " " Chapman, In,
MONdayL june VI, w j Mclaughlin,
Wy0 | N Mn, ellyl IA Tyler HOslOn
AW Willis, M JOej u smith, OhlnNaoj
II llomy, Y d williams, Col, !, " N
Sawyer, uhleNgol Ii W Dover, ChloNA0I
| Z n Need, NeW York v SANDERS, ~
lOal y II Simpson. Columbus ID II
MOMNllalL ApAttlel UO Cock, MaaAelI
Hh0ll " II Alm0ns, Grow Agency W
Wnlh0nd. Al joaJM y Hubbard, Neb
Y hiloy, Nob j funk, III Il AhOnnnr
wNy, 0hlmanOI A a HraasoAD,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-24

400 Fort Street, Honolulu, 81. T.
p. o. Box AT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-24
C., BREWER & COL
Queen Street, Honolulu, d.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Compan!' CO ~
mea Sugar Company, HonoInu ~
Company, Waikiki Sugar ovp
American Sugar Company Mah pIa =
gar Company, Ookala sugar D.,
ton Company, Haleakaia uoIo
Company, Kapapala Ranch A0'
Ranch. p.,k
Planters Line, San Francisco o.,
Charles Brewer & Cos Line u Nv
Packets. ..-u-,It,
Agents Boston Board OF Unoei w, =,
Agents for Philadelphia Boalu -
derwriters.
Standard OIL Company
LIST OF OFFICERS
G. NJ Cooke, President; Geor ~,
Robertson, Manager; E. -, "
treasurer and Secretary; W.
Allen. Auditor; P. c. Jones, D.
house. q. r. Carter, Director"
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What a User Has to Say!
CALIFORNIA FEED CO.,
Agents ''Arabic,,,
Ret1'e0erot1nQ Paint.

GEN1LEMEN::-H affords
me great pleasure to Say, that oar
iron roof, I,4O0~s square yards,
covered by your "Aia6ac" Com
pound is ve'y satisfactory. The
heat under our roof before you
painted it, mos qlmdyt mbear-
able, now 1T feels Hkean ice house
compared to What 1T aoos. 1t IS
more than 10 DEGREES COOL
ER. I can recommend the "Ara-
bic" to those WhO aea,a cool iron
roofs.
CITY FEED STORE
by c. A. SCHMIDT.
California Feed Comp'y.
Are Agents for the Arabic Compound.
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CLAUS spRECKELs WI = nv,
Gl0S SpIEthtIS | III bDlEr!
HONOLULU. HIT
SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS
NEVADA NATIONAL RANp =,
SAN FRANCISCO. VI

DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevad. :.
tional Bank Of San Francisco M
LONDON-The Union Bank O, 1or..
Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Excnanr. h,
ttonal Bank.
MISUNDERSTANDING National p,n
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Bank OF HAwAI

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PAID UP CAPITAL s6oo no
RESERVE ''oo'OOQ
UNDIVIDED PROFITS los S' Guy
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS s'Y
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promptly and carefully attsr Sho vi
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eign Exchange, Issue Letters use q. e Fol
SAVINGS DEPARTsENr
| ordinary and Term Depos,,s =
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with rules and condition. s,o1uene
passbooks, copies of whicf na u.ed
on application. % 10
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The bank buys and receives for 4
lection Bills of Exchange, hs1
Drafts and Letters Of Credit and us1
acts a general banking business
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-12-01
How Horse Kills a Snake.

Few of us have ever seen horse
| Kill a snake, but Mrs. Custer describes
the performance in her story Of "The
Kid in St Nicholas:
AS they were pushing cut of jungle
| OH foot one day. the colonel said:
''Samanthy is little too attentive, Alf;
he shOves himself alongside of me. ari
when l demonstrate he backs little.
but keeps SO close he almost treads on
my heels"
We'll, father. l suppose he thinks
nothing can go on without him. He's
been in everything ever did yet"
AS they came to a narrow defile, with
the branches Of the trees festooned
with moss and the ground tangled
with vines and thick underbrush, Sam
anthy forgot his manners and crowd,
ed to the front. There was hardly
room for two abreast. The colonel,
peering into the thicket for birds.
heard what he took to be the whirr OF
pheasant's wings, and he lifted his gua
to take aim. The Kid, pressing on.
saw with his keen eyes that it was
nothing so harmless as the rising Of Il
covey of birds. 4 huge rattlesnake,
overlooked by the colonel in his in
tense concentration OH the thicket lay
coiled directly in front of him. the vi
ciOus mouth kissing. the eyes cleaning
with fire. Alf was in agory. He could
not fire. for his father or tn. pony
would have received the shot, as they
were placed.
But q more vigilant pair of eyes than
even the Kids had discovered the rep
tile, and with spring in front of the
colonel, and with the incest exactitude.
down came the pony with buck
Jump, his hOofs close together on ,1la
head Of the snake. crushing in th.
deadly .faugs, and tiattening the skuli
into the soft soil.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-12-01
He Wanted Compensatior.

Iady-Well. what do you want?
Tramp-Last time was round here
you gave me a pie wot Yer said yer
cooked yerself, lady.
Lady-Well:
Tramp-Well, | merely called here
TO know who's goin' to compensate LIE
for the time | wasted il Lospiial.-
London Punch.
How He Felt When Ao,e
4 mother recently had occasion to
leave her little four -yea:-oid son aIoae
at home while Size made Il brief call
in the nciShbornOCd
Did you get lonesome. dear" she
asked upon her return.
Yes, mamma replied the little fell
low. Il felt just like widoYcr with.
out you. u.'-Chicago News.
Only One Kine..
HAS Turkey poet laUreate:'
asked the Obsprvant BoarGer.
Il don't know; why do you ash: 70
piled the Cross Eyed Eoar'lcr.
Il suppose that if Turkey has Il
laureate. IL. writes 10 other form o.
poetry than the owe,!.7-l'i;tsburg
Chroncl- graph.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-12-01
P!aytiIne in Italy.

In Italy they have very few games.
but the little Italian boys and girls ex-
eel you in one pastime-that is model
ing. A little Italian boy will pick up a
ciump Of clay in the street and mOlol
You horse, or dog. or cow in no time,
and more experienced boy will at
your request speedily Trcduce the little
bimba (baby) stretching out her hands.
or the herd boy blowing his horn--in
fact, almost anything you like to ask
him for.
The favOrite game-both amongst
"Flashing Fingers Two men or boys
place themselves opposite each other.
and at the same instant each throws
out his right hand, with so many fin
gers open, or so many shut or bent up
on the palm. and each of the players.
also at the same instant, cries out the
number made by adding the number of
his adversary's open fingers to his own.
If both cry right, of course the throw
counts for nothing.
AS boy gains point by hitting the
right number, he marks 1t with fin
ger Of his left hand, which hand is kept
motionleSs. Five points make the
game. and when the thumb and four
fingers Of the left hand are extended
then the lucky owner of that hand cuts
a caper. and cries, "Done-I have con-
quered-'
The Italian people say that the very
best actors Of Italy come from Naples,
and the reason they give is that the
people all speak in pantomime, even
the children being too lazy to talk. SO
they make signs to each other instead.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-12-01
Jenny and Her Goat.

Little Jenny is five years old. She
has little goat five months old. 1t
follows Jenny like a playful little dog.
1t nibhles bread and green lettuces out
Of her hand. Sometimes. in play, it
butts its little head against Jenny.
And then Jenny pretends to tumble
down. But it is all fun. The little
goat would not hurt her little mis-
tress. And Jenny would not hurt her
little goat.
"Kiddy, Kiddy." says Jenny. "Ma
a-a" says the little goat. Then kiddy
pretends to he cross. and to butt Jenny.
And Jenny pretends to tumble down,
and to be very angry.
SO then there is a great fuss. But it
is all only play, you know.-Cassells
Little Folks.