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The Yale expositor., 1900-02-23
Startling Instances.

Last week delinquent subscriber
said he would pay up IL he lived. He
died. Another said: 81 will see you
tomorrow" He's blind. Still another
said, "I'll pay you this week or go to
the devil" He's gone. There are
hundreds who ought TO take warning
OF these procrastinators and pay up
now. Finley (S. d. Slope.
The Yale expositor., 1900-02-23
Which Will

ticket AS the drawing was to take
place during the captains absence
aboard his vessel, he turned the ticket
over to his agents, with instructions
to look out for the event. A few days
The Yale expositor., 1900-02-23
Deceitful Man.

Miss Wunder-What makes Mr..
Smooth so happy and jolly looking
these days? Miss Gabby-O, he doesn't
have to buy any presents for his
fiancee-tells her he is saving up to go
to housekeeping.-Bal American.
The Yale expositor., 1900-02-23
SAMOAN GIRLS PARTY GOWNS.

They Grow on Trees and Are Almost
Ready for Use.
Party gowns for Samoan girls grow
on the tropical trees and almost ready
for wear, says the Indianapolis News.
The Yale expositor., 1900-02-23
He Gets $4,000 for so Cents.

When Capt. Shepherd, of the coast
ing schooner Arthur McArdle, gets
back to Philadelphia, his home port,
The Yale expositor., 1900-02-23
Horticulture and Forestry.

The three buildings for horticulture,
graphic arts and forestry, of which
Messrs. Peabody & Stearns are the ar
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
MUST BElB NJ .URuE.s= 49,.
TIE ENGLISH LlMeBlsE

In the faiezsl rosry yesterday Juigs
Exsee startled the applicants so< eitf-
zsnsEip by imposing more rigid tests
OF ssfgihsffty II has beeE compare
ssvely EASY in uany a. the. St2-ss OF the
UEi0n for an alien 20 forsweSzr al
lesiance 70 his sovereign and take the
oath 10 uphold the constitution Of ihe
United States.
They. found il 4 diresen, matter
yesterday 70 write an easy. flowing
hand IL Engiisf, and 60 read sections
OF the constitution to TIE coSirr acf
the assembled looksrSo1. With Joe x
yirshaTes Of Brazil the sentences re-
fused "a lab issxspS iasia s1frpsa his
tongue. and his, p's and as would not
fow II the true Spencerfan styIs ne
failed 20 satisfy the court and vss de-
niei his application for citizenship
Thoss1horsa' the sannSlet skess-
fnlIy were James ". Chapman OF Eng
land. VIM. l. Lyle Of England, John
VI Davis OF England, .Wm- .kuhlmann
o. Germany, Joseph TaFas OF Portu-
gal, ]. D. Suza of Portugal John Gee-'
bea Of Madeira, Chass r. Collins st
England. Thomas Christley Of Wales,
NJ r. Medeiros Of Portugal. George
L Dali OF Scotland. VI. Menizesz of
Portugal. aa'ss
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

/ THE family bioErsph is The latest thing
/ | in pcTrrsisure. b. It's aid the VOC
aetfal ahti~ iHH tssssF..s1s 81
/ festivities of the family can b. pictured
/ for future entertainment
= = =
BELTS ara seen in ali widths. varying
I from tte eorsessi 10 5af very uarrow one
Of stitched 'as:s.- sssafFs
| Even the Common potato Is good medi-
1 cine for erheUulztisEa- A devotion of
/ potatoes used as a fermentation IS said 70
give perfect relief
The -ArrKlsfASF s.i.areA 6A,anseh
are very pondaar az psessnt They come
| in buckles. pins and clasps. and the colors
and designs are singuIariy beautiful and
artistic
4 somewhat rolling and wide brim
seems to be the pRysi;eg hSyie in
waking hats. A ssaH ene 81 tan felt
Is trimmed with cocky eagles feather
and hand and bow of tan silK-
E 8 3
ural eolors by placing them in blctting
with heavy l~ehhts.s i.Nbdldtnhesr ferns
can be very successfully treated thus.
= = g
The plain black velvet slippers may be,
as authorities announce. the decreed mode
for winter wear. but shoemakers are GER
tainly turllnS out shoes that tare far
-f=en pain snn saesa< rhable Serks II ATT
is new religion. DIR.
Cyrus Teed. its propounder. teaches that
the inhabitants of this earth are living
on the inside of an enormous shell, with
s ahs sun 1S S1.y $40 on%V..Tfasr SsT f.
lief.
,,..s, ,.s ,sls at, 81. 3 .~y... sisi s4a
lives nf in Of JET se Il Is II as sRfa
Calliauuji. She is 30 years of age and
tIs tHsAiiia tsIL;. AL is ssaast.- lHass
and her head. feet and hands are enor-
.-'s lasi tsa 81 sE s..d 10 .t''iiavsis 20
Hlss iarms f5kcketosbathe ,sSfy newest
thing in waists. One seen the othri DIZZY
in khaki was made exactly like the SOL
dier's blousesYith its box plests, flap pqek1
ey As We seaqsiSa and 'sAfH Snsts fhell
patent leather belt fastening with an Of
ficer's buckle.
on f,s.'n s"uo tsS i.sr' As.i.s.,il evrd \
A well knswn, barber IadSises asRinst,
the use of clippers in cutting the small
boys hair. even around the edges where
the hair grows at the back of the neck
and around the ears. The use of this in
strument. he says. encourages and spreads
the growth of the hair just as shaving
does on a mans face. and as we'll coarsens
il perceptibly
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
BE SURE AND REGISTER.
Registration hours 10 to l and TO s.


Cuts and Bruises Quickly Healed.
=" For three days and nights | suffered
agony untold from an attack of chol-
era morbus brought on by eating GU
cumbers," says NJ. E. Lowther. clerk
of the district court, Censerviile.' Iowa.
Il thought l should surely die and
tried a dozen different medicines. but
all to no purpose sent for a bottle
'6f Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses re-
heved me entirhly1aI went TO sleep and
did noe awake for eight hours. On
awakening a few hours ago Il felt so
gratifed that the first workAi do on
going TO the office is 20 write TO the
manufacturers of this remedy and. offer
them my grateful thanks and say. God
bless you and the splendid medicine
you make'"i This remedy is fer sale
by Benson, Smith & Co., general agents,
Territory of Hawaii. -, -'.te, tsN- ,..-.- a.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07

If you fail to register you VIII lose
s7a
your vote. Attend to this. .a..
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
snaHRll,A

ing to the statemsnt of Lynn, Mass.
manufatthttahfa sawhd' hite rhRde a'isptciaI
o y sa545lsH lSe seera ibSal hslfs'
falling fSff ,iIO the lda4hnd, for, thsp.i ans
some concerns have not sent out any sam
pies ofitthnp DIR ahisI seasoni;,d bun
A faa Midi sSmt sd1hiohabrs, ,Etna0l
s wsnsa & asAs SIspf s.5e Isss sai
is Observation-Disclosures of tsyau govt
bought by the owner The data recorded
is tht'Asi, ;xa ahs,Yiur4Ase and Id .fisst
~ ,rias srs Il T RgB ss; iafSS nm
of the cost price and the dressmaker's
bill for the same.
Velvet capes are displayed in Paris anc
are pretty enough to win popularity. il
favor goes by deserts. They are made in
sucehsAua!lpI lrnpes,i Anstimesl, "a
s many Il W. M stSh sa Esa Ysisi
S ssb sd THAI d Ea Afs 5an ass5 With H 4
edge thsSnibrpiserS and fastens at the
throat. with large soft scarf of chiffon
embroidered all merlin a icubwsbby design
of gold and colored silks.
g 6 6
For garden party bamboo out-of-doer
furniture has omnipresent vogue. Some
times by means of buffet arranged in
the shelter of the wall large party is
servedl % ssbdl kebisH W Tia ,yesulstiop
menu for. a large party is tea. coffee thot
and cslditiksnonafiei and! ffMtlrupi rolled
bread and butter finger sandwiches. ices
and ckkafipashs ahA'elafe4 t1b. This 'nasl
ice -as'f as B Pss IT, sS sSEtf{ t nd
f'es''seasabli"a SIS aoi'"i1oqa
The pronen VHdpDrtipu ,sf ,ue untlisalo
TO chill fruit for serving is three-Quarters
ice TO one-quarter salt. Two quarts Of
fine chopped ice will cool enough fruit
for a family of ten persons. Pile the
fruit in pail. closely covered or in a
large pan set in another pan. surrounded
by uhiSitayasis6 isel ans sab. arIio mag
be packed in the ice-creanl freezer. Can
kk2aA&ie vi itAe wi4sertlei6h
i rsae iss' s ti s sS%Rlfis sA stssa
cold 'Rs'M' sasAisAi''sa ano'
Observation-Disclosures, isss,pfoR,
lets than ever before. One delightful cos
tune Just finished has q skirt of fine black
serge. stitched heavily with white The
waist is made of very finely tucked
vest of black chifou and a bolerp of white
tsffeta silk. The sleeves are bell-shaped
md have uusiersIeeyes of rhe HACK chiffon
tucked. The belt is a black satin corselet.
and the hoiero has spaY78 ~ 4t III,
With this is worn aVekHe &sfa& Aard6ls'
hat. trimmed with black tucked chiffon
and "..sfHP4 'e3,UOD
Not long ago il was thought shockingIy
.asss.-l Ill saRs sS ss i'Es sst I
With f ss st s ssAsEr.I. BIsf
and b4niwydisi withsSifsrenA iEytxns.
aud no matter that kind OF an arm girl
had shssttsxda Iisik,aA J,tksaesiaAase'n nice
little lonx-sleeved waists But there was
more warmth in them than. the average
snpknA Ghi inlt,e -satAi
.ctly oSi ssAlSG. sfhe 5ilY sessoa1' esssll ~
lssass :sa sEEs . She a
lie thimsRnnda 6e>t,mda soasr,thsh'
she had ever worn before. This sum-
ner. il,tik NakaStsak6 stl,aaki aAH ellAsAss
. .1.sss :. ss 3sEs si.sh i
an hope for
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
Six Per Cent Gold Bonds
i'.tas oi'l 80. al ,4stis
,ii
- - stnssoiiHwaii bla eiish nj
Oahu Sugar Co.,
fai u .fiss4slaSh 3" .haaltt'f
Limited. IisS IA L d,s,.
sal

undersigned offer for
sale until further notice, at
par, three Hundred One
Thousand Dollar Gold, Bonds
Of the Oahu, Sugar. Co.. Ltd.
These Bonds hear interest at
Six per cent per annum pay
able October and April
lst and are paz,tolofi al total
issue OF sever hundred and
flAy thousand dollars, Sc
HHred, BY trust deed and
mortgags, On fhs entire e.. prop.
efty ct fhs, .comp anysr,,II,aa :
To a limit at present OFF ifty
Thousand Dollars, Hawaiian
Government. Six,ispeque cent
Bonds viii be received at par
in, exchange iptersstyte be
adjusted on lAe date of Eanst
fer.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-07
BE SURE AND REGISTER.
MeBIde Sugar Cumpany, Ltd.

Notice IL hereby given that the
ninth assessment of ten (10)a per cent
($2.00 per share) levied on the assessa-
BILE stock of the Mcbride Sugar Co.,
Ltd, is due October 1, 1909, and will
be, delinquent on October Is. 1900.
Stockholders will please make
prompt payment at" the Office o;
sMessrs Thee. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.
(Signed) IF M SWANZY,
u u ol--IiAiz nnh ithii Treasurer.
Honolulu, Sept. 10, $780, l.a9 ,7l.'ls~
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07


There are still t'fi In England about
90 "dpcoy dogs" whose intelligence IN
their queer trade Is something rcmnrk-
nb.e
Ii IL the decay dogs life work to
catch ducks. Ike is usually red dog
and is besides soincilnlrs dressed up
Ike fox" VITA ii rpys skin ON his
back and II fOx's brush lied 10 him.
Thur Enthusiastically, arrayed, OF In his
native cUlors. If he Is fuxllkp
enough. the dccoy dog jumps about ut
the mouth Of II stream leading to II
pond favored by The DUCKS.
So Par ns known. only one dcroy dog
in England now actually wears Il rox's
skin when on business, aud he Is a
marvel worth studying
Drawn by curiosity rs to the antrs
OF their ancient en"luy. the ducks flock
nearer and nearer. until tie hidden
hunter is actually able 10 catrli them III
a net
There are many Kinds Of wild birds
which spen, un:,i,le TO keep away from
n FOX when they see on. and itn,se will
sometinies inch u led 10y rs ms-
take
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
.JllVNJ1 NUnNhNDHRS.
C0Idd Mt Hold on Longer Before Su-
perir l'rIllSh Forces,
HELD OUT BRAyELY.
-'-- -----.'....
TIM surrender Was Absolute and Jim
co.dltioasl to oanernI Kvhrrls.
z.o',s BcI, oa too,iug 10
trunjr'a Asa.,iahuc.

r,u.7, ~ ~. No. m -,
$500 ''e '''''W''% "'Ai'"'"u rom
Ne''''!T N'pF'N
"PeF~' b"rg, Fce. %, i|Ia.m f''r,
CriijIni all Of bu iorce oapiuittgd
Lnreasla4onally IT daylight nua is now
,al,t,p@ Ia NV cams 'tno strength
ii ms ts,,e vii, ". communicated latcr
liS,..,la.st bon ,,,,i,y,v.s n,,,,,u4
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

DR. Carl Scnl:ticr vt vipnna who not
long ago showed that the sionlath
was u super.laons organ by removing
that Of womau who lived aud got
along prrfWty wpil without onc. Inns
uslSt further doubts on The usA Of our
Internal machinery. lie recently re
nioved SIX feet Of The small intestine
Croni an Italian who hud brei stnhbpd
in Il hrawl Tint ntrsIuc Is believed
~ play an important part in absorbing
food INTO The system, The ITALIAN.
Reviewer. gninvh in weight uflrr HE
operation ant eight tDonths after lrnv'
Ing the hospital reported That he Ind
lost 4 few pounds. could not digest the
SOLID food HI. had hvrn accustomed 10
and didn't feel HE worrying, though he
~us In pretty good hcal,h The Lanret
admits that ljr Schlaitcrs operation
shows that n third Of the intestine
may BE- dispensed WIKI. hui Is nyiunish
ed al he wonderful powers OF ,ldapla
ton Of tiie human body.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
Mystery of the Ruhber nnnds,

A rnackerel with n ruhlrr band
around lis body was taken from Il net
at Provincctown by John i. Woods.
Several niiokerpl banded in similar
manner were taken by net fishermen
on the New England coast four or five
years ago. and iishrrmen generally
We're puzzled 10 account for the bund.
That the hands werr placed upon the
Ash WHEN small was evident. for in
every Instance the rubber had sunk
deeply into the body of The maclerei
The mackrrri captured ny Woods bad
worn Its band for long time. as cvi-
denced by the depth Of the assure.
When taken fron the water, the body
of the fish collapsed ut the point en-
oircled by the hnnd. the upper end in
clining nj m angle with The tail por-
ton. yet the skin was not broken.-
Boston Globe.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
-RlFLgMEN's NAMQe MARKS.
Advantage OF Knowing distances to-
Points Reid by the tinensy.

The killing OF Gciietnl I.aw;on by lhol
bullet OF some Unknown Filipino Sharp
Shooter recalls an Interesting little siO-
ry which was told Us one OF me officers
Of the I'ennesste regiment when It
passed through the city recently ON It's
way home from serylec in The Tar east.
"In the first advance which We lda.ie
noNh OF Muuila,' he said, "wc disvuv-
cred thai the ua;iYc sharpshoorers
were exceedingly fond of lueaEius
range nlaiks ON gruuad they IhorSal
we woula Dc APT 10 traverse. lnry
would knuw the exact ELEVATION nrces-
Aary 10 drop bullet ~ Sonr husln
stamp or pile Of stones. and n u sull,rr
approached Tie slul he was pretty err
tain TO gcl II. Sometimes several men
would hr killpd Or wounlod before The
deadly Indicator would he observed.
aud whrn any enNlpshuollng WINS go
Ing ou our boys lrirn'sl rvcnlurily 10
ayuid conspicup'.s on olr thar lnp''
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

The British Board of Trade Journal
says TIM, in recent years netIlr fiber
has cnnie greatly into favor IN the
manufacture Of hue yarns aud tissues,
Many factories l.: Germany ust tlcss.
hbrrs for spinning ana other purposes.
Nelile fiber ploducps one OF the finest
tissues obininalilc from any known
Kind OF vegetable tilrr IN view OF the
importance which this seems likely 10
aftGin In connection with the weaving
indnsirles. II Is Intended to Introduce
the cultivation Of nelues. II possible.
into the tNmeroons. l'hr idea liz to
prepare lac products Of this expert
mental cniturr AZ the place where they
are obtained and TEST them IN siernian
factories Should favorable results
follow from ihosr experiments IL Is in,
tended 10 asguniz,' nrtllr growing cn.
terprises on an extensive scale.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Harry Lrhr. who has achieved Ger.
tain amount Of distinction in New York
society. IL worth looking at- When he
greens Il friend he allows his hnnd 10
drop In Il llatlcss fashion n few inches
from his hcsly and merely accepts thu.
pronered grasp His voice and man
aer OF speaking h,iolpn Intense weuri
ness. He Ia perhaps 10 years old. \
few nights ago hr was pronlpnadlug
the Waldorf corridors IN evening dress.
with his trousers turned up well over
his nukl'~ He stopped TO speak 10 a
friend IN front Of TWO very rich SELF
mndc meu who nre no, IN society The
men watched hin with nbsplute aMon,
lHhneui depicted on their ra,y'S They
lAil nevVr aFcn Ills counterpart, Nrw
iurk ic,t't
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
r.sr. li.,,; Mi,l,,,ns.

Chica~o, Feb. 2i--The will Of Phil:n
T.. Arnot.r il, bus bc.D fllich ftr pro-
bntt. .ple instrument rlisDosos of prop
erty yaiued at s., G3J,A), $G,9A0,D0O uAy-
sonal proprfty and ito rca,aindor resi-
estate. One thisd " The estate Is lofo to
the widow, the r'lnaindcr glvei. ii trust
to three executors fJe two satviying
sons.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
Two For One.

BY special arrangement we ctIpr
Home aud Farm in combination
with our paper for 81, being the
prize of our paper alone. Tha; is,
(or all new or old subscribers re-
newing and paying in advance, WE
send Home and Farm one year
rec. Home and Farm has lor maur
years been the leating agriculture
Journal Of the south and southwest,
made by farmers for iarner-. Its
Home Department conducted hY
Aunt Jane, i,s Children's Depart
ment. and its Dairy Department
IRE brighter and better than evec,
Renew now and get this great
Journal for the home and the iarn
free.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
Thr nncrn, AANA.1nwc.

The ability uf II ruce CT have marks
inrn. behind iutrenrh!NeAts, to make q
formidable resistance to assault Ivy the
very best veteran sG!lliary Is fact
familiar 10 ali persons Of historical III.
telllgence. The repulsp Of the British
regulars twice by our emEaitled farm.
ers' line at Bunker llill; thu dreadful
repuse Of N'ellington's scasouWl "pon-
insuior war" veterans, li.0tu strong
Under Pakenlmm. by 1900 Kentucky
ana Tennessee hunters and Indian
fighters ut New Orleans; the dcstiuc
tion wrought by Ilofcr and Ills rife
men in the ranks Of Marshal lefpbre's
corps OF NapOlcOn's army In the de-
files Of the TyrOlese mountains; the
successful resistance to the Russian
army offered by the Turks under Eng
fish Chicers ut pievna. are cases in
polnL-roiriand OrcgonIan.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
PROSPECTS.
The South Waking Up in the Bald.
ing Of Colon Mills.
BIG ADVANCEMENT.
At tae Present Fate it woll Take but
Ecw Years for The Spa;h 10
Lead TIN Ifmid in This I'm.
portan' Enterprise.

Baltimore Feb 90 The son,h has
entered upon a ptrol Of cottonmilt
hulding, which Dids fur 10 continue
unterruptedlv for may years to uome.
Whiie the Organization Of new mills
possibly, az LEAST ,pt 10 so ac;iva as Mt
present. vet tho iiIlnstry is now on such
solid foundation. anl ~ comm tnd;ng
such wide attention on tie part of out.
tids az well as local capital, that the
futur preeminaut position Of the south
crn states ~ tho cotton ma .niactur-
inY csnicr, not oniy ottnis cUutrv but
doubtless &c the worli may bs accepted
as an assured facs
Ia V ew Of Il @ proRTe@ already mace
aud ~ the sue oss winch nus ATTENDED
the Development of the textile interests
Of the nn,l. il seems &c snnahy safe to
calcu ate thar the puildink Of &c y mills
and tho enlargement of tAblshel
plants will aid au average Of 1900. 600
to ., Qua U00 spindles year TO Che south
for The ncst few ,osrs, and sft, that n
s,ii, ,rsa,or in,.rs,,ea .c.v ,.,.,,so-ro.
tive ,,,,hor,,v h.s ,.;,n,.ai ,hnr th,
,yyregst. .aa;t;on of si,Ja, d,rinr
4ba ,,iil ~. .. lo,.+on
rum ooo ,vb;,h lled 10 Tho , -, on
,,,,ll - ,,r i, 40 ,,,,h .,;li ,.;,
tnt,l 81 ~ IA All sn.n1, ,an
hanc,
H. lnr- a. ,,,a so,.b r,h.o,, :, ,,o 80
l,nou,,a,yot ra+,,rl a,a f,r c,+,nn
msnrr.c,nr,ns. 4, co,n no,la1 n e,d a
,n.r,,,.t o,4s,aa NJ 80 - :, Is .rd.rs 70. -,
!, roo ,-. .,,,rrion ~ :, co+,,r ,r s,,
Ian, vim tbsr, be nroa,nbIs onanin,..
for tha astah ;sbn,a,,s ~ cotro, Mic t.
ronnd a ,r-es ,hare. - nbo,,, tDo ma nno
sni,dlo, in t,s ,co-l, Too s,,rh trr
niabs. abous tore.. .so,,rth. q; .aa ,yor,n,,
cott,,,, sun,lv a. snts, in. ~ ar,,,e.s.d
IN .,,, h.r ry,v u u, 4, am onn ~ tb.,
vvorl.i,s s,,i,a,ss I'D 60, =. ;nclrdiro
IT,, ,,,i,,, ua,., ,.,,;tI,,, cnnn
AK - 80 80 " 80
w, ''H = A.
l'V'l Il AZ tna rae o. a1uius s'VJo'oo'
Rp'ndies year, wnlch wanid mem loJ
mills " "a an average OF s).0)0 spin
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

New York. leab a. The Tcralds
Washington special Niys the reports OF
CMpluin SlnUpm Of tho Eighth cavalry
lnlmly nitarhN Ia Sopth Africn with
Tho British fnrcc, has been received.
This prlileauls he mnsea ou the tactics
ul'l ist .A2..' ~ ~ ti'i "A ,ea'sa'ius
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

Tue tIst lpc.nlo, All inc COTTON SPIN
ming AMI weaving mills, bat nos thu
kni.iing mills It may be well, however,
10 add that in the latter depar m aut OF
textile nnnufaorue, tee has been d
decided forward inoyemen- According
10 he lct rs carefully complied by ths
Manufacturers E-cor,. iiese are now
az new MILLS aclusIly un':er construc-
ton Tacse W II b- equipped with y
total o. 74cs4) spiades AMI 1890
looms
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07

pariq, Feb. go. General Porter, Unit.
ed States Ambassador TO Francs, is 90
posed 20 tha talk of his nomination with
Mcl.inlQJ.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-03-07
LECEL. BI-EMKS.

The GAZETTE has on hand tho
following named blanks for sale;
Bill of Sale,
Bill OF Sale Cattle,
Chatte Mortgage,
Crop Mortgage,
Deed Of Trust.
Deed. Warranty. (all cash)
Deed, Warranty, Vendors Lien,
Deed, Omit Claim.
Power Of Attorney.
Promissory Note, 10 per cent atior-
ney's clause.
Prouissory Note, Vendors Lien.
Release Of Deed Of Trust,
Release If Vendors Lien.
Transfer Of Vendors Lien.
SINNER GAZETTE,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-08-21
NEW WAR VESSEL is SUNK.
French Battleship Wrecka Torpedo
ROaf DesfrnYer.

French Battleship WreckS Torpedo
ROat Destroyer.
The new French torpedo-boat destroyer
France lies at the bottom of the ocean
off Cape ST. Vincent, sunk by the first
class battle-ship BFennus. OF the fifty
nine men on board the France only four
teen were saved. Among those lost are
the captain, Mauduit du Plessix, and the
second lieutenant and chief engineer. The
cause of the disaster, which occurred dur
ing naval maneuvers at night, was the
misunderstanding of signals by the helms
man on the bramee.
At the time of the accident, according
to a dispatch from Admiral Fournier, he
was giving to the France orders for the
execution of difficult maneuver. These
orders, according to custom, were being
transmitted by luminous signals the
Brennus being slightly ahead Of the
France, which was closely following on
the left. Suddenly there was a cry of
warning on the battla-ship. 1t was seen
that the France was approaching dam
gerously near. Then came the disastrous
mistake of the man at the wheel. In
stead of steering twenty degrees to the
left, at increased speed, as he had been
ordered TO. he put the helm in directly the
other direction. This brought the France
directly under the ram of the Brennus.
Such was the speed OF the latter that a
collision could not be ayerteG.