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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

pretty and appropriate prizes were
presented the winners and the losers
as well. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar White, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal D.
Mead, Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew, Mr..
and Mrs. +. J. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs
Gear, Mr.. and Mrs. Pettus, Mrs. r. c.
Gear. Miss Chamberlain, Miss De Cew.
Mr.. Il. F.. Beardmore. Mr.. Robert Shin
gle, Mr.. Berg, Mr.. Cross.
The following society items from
San Francisco are of interest to Homo
lulu:
Miss Gertrude Allen gave luncheon
at her home in Oakland on April 18th
in honor of Miss Florence Sharon and
Miss Harriet Kittredge. Others present
were: Miss Sadie Hale. Miss Blanche
Sharon, Miss Enid Williams, Mrs. Irv-
ing Lundborg, Mrs. Oscar Gowing.
Miss Grace Baldwin, Miss Pauline
Fore, Miss Jean Hush and Miss Flor
ence Hush.
The annual lawn party of the Clean
ers Society will be given this after
noon on the beautiful grounds of the
Theo. Richards residence, corner Of
Kinau and Kapiolani streets. This
event has come to be a regular insti-
tuition. 1t brings together a whole lot
of agreeable church and society peo-
pie and is especially attractive with it's
congress of young ladies. The booths
and departments are open from to
6 p. m. Merchandise includes candy.
ice cream, palm readings while you
wait old time May Pole dance, flowers.
Hawaiian souvenirs and lemonade. All
the articles dealt in by the Cleaners
are fully paid up and worcestershire
forever and guaranteed good in quality
and reasonable in price. The enter
prise is for the benefit Of charity.
Saturday afternoon Miss Hart and
Mrs. Gibbons faced Mrs Field and Miss
Scott in the finals in doubles in the
tennis tournament which has been in
progress for several weeks. Miss Hart
and Mrs. Gibbons won the tournament
winning as prizes beautiful satin
cushions on which tennis rackets are
embroidered. The finals in singles will
be played off this afternoon. The la
dies from whom the winner may be
chosen are as follows: Mrs. :. c.
wilder, Miss Hart, Mrs. Field and Mrs.
Gibbons.
The Misses Young have proved them
selves charming hOstesses, and their
home is the center of social attraction
each Saturday afternoon.
The ladies present last week We're:
Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. s. G.. Wilder, Mrs.
Gum, Mrs. a. NJ. Brown. Mrs. Field,
Mrs +. II. Adams Mrs. Won Hamm,
Miss Hart, Miss b. Ruth Young, Miss
May Young, Miss Sadie Carter, Miss
Atherton, Miss Lucy Ward, Miss Cert
rude Scott and several others.
The prize for the winner in the sim
giles is a cut glass loving cup bound in
silver.
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some pansy cloth, embroidered in vel
vet of the same hue. Her bonnet was
of velvet pansies and white lace. Miss
McDermott of Oakland was another of
the smartly gowned guests. She wore
white frock and on her white chiffon
hat the only ornament was a black
velvet bow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

f'..f.t. -
POO. NaumJnn was the hostess
l..l"n given on Wednesday.
fI hE Arthur 49, Wood are
Obj. Peninsula for the prs
1l Mrs T. A. Thurston ara
ld..r Peninsula home for a
ay I
Il..'i iutacll and Miss Cham
nave gone to M1Iokai ou %
e ,.a.t
N.'' DAWSON viii leave for the
' 'h' clos" off tho school year
Shop. vacation
luncheon was given by
n HlWas To- number II
Wednesday
% Wilder saw. u philIrsu.-
N"nl1y ryouIug to "a mrge
..r.. guests
.i evening ,b, NfIsse. Sen
Way Young entertained AZ
'.N friends
N.'.." NII give a house
!. A..1 tHa country nome
L"N. leaves pr the
lrI $500 place Dor SON
.... n Portland.
FULLER was Goo ho., az "a
uH.r a.rau fYr 10 few
Wednesday, evening
Judgements announced
"Ns fnlt uf Miss no.
0nI Mr Herbert Vi
=. j. LuNrav vh. have
.m...ue Jt Tho castle
"'.h'aI have returned Ia
' house again. W
N.s Clarence Cooke Will
.. ...p p1 the mainland
.. p. juno and VIII be ac.
drf w. &c. uoops.
. . w. r. Castle are COINS
Two weeks. They cx.
Ia 0.F sons ln Harvard
J.. pun. exercises when w
a,. '..l'n, viii ba tho host q,
ta.r. 20 Do given at MokuIeia
t.' Mini '|' The guests. ter
r,r Doc entertained owe,
as '.. return 10 Honoln,r
I... -
rr, 'sua Turner has in.
a card party 40 h.
... .r.ue next at SMig.
. ..'r.'11.a street. TN,
.......l.1 a form Of delicate =,
u.. ,asua ar vv.d,os,,.
'ra r...r ,,.uaH.v, cor r'I'I par.
a.. .'.a Nsttla,or. The r,p ra ror
-.-,. .-. different o ones s"I an,
a.r y, varied. Anon,
30. ,.l Mr. and Mrs. IT. =
w, .'' Nrs T. a. Gilman
'''' Miss Bacon. ' sIIssr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

Mrs. Archie Smithies is going to the
Coast on the Australia to be absent
six months
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton J. Hutchins en-
tertained last Thursday evening at
their home on Thurston avenue in hon
or OF Mrs Hutchin's sister, Miss Lucil-
L. McBoyle. Euchre was played ana
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

wholesome play. The Bachelor 5
Romance and Captain Letterbiair'
are both standard pieces, the former
having been one of Sol. Smith RUSSELL
favorites, and the latter was placed
upon the stage by E. H. Sothern and
played by him for many seasons. 1t is
pretty and full of the romance and
military life of the British officer.
The leading lady of the company is
Miss Mae Lambkin, a stage beauty and
an actress of great talents. Miss Julia
Dean, another member. is the grand
niece of the famous Julia Dean Haync
who was the stage favorite of the COS
and 7O's in New York. Miss Dean is
a Utah girl and her first appearance
on the stage was with Joe jefferson.
A fair evening, cool and breezy the
dreamiest of WaltZes and the most ex-
hilirating of deux temps, were features
in favor of an enjoyable dance at Prog
ress Hall last night Mrs. Gums
dancing class was attended by a rep
resentative society crowd, among
whom We're Mrs. Kitcat, Mrs. w. Por-
ter Boyd, Mrs. ]. S. Walker. Mrs. Pratt.
Mrs. r. d. Tenney, the Misses Mac
farlane, the Misses Patty, the Misses
Lishman, Misses Juliette King. Stella
Love, Allie Walker Danford. Enders,
Elston, May Hart, Della Griswolo,
Haskins, Frazier, Cation, Wheeler.
Leo Martin, Mossman, Waity, Laugh
lin, Jordan, Messrs. Arthur Mackin-
tosh, George Angus, George Fuller
Fred Angus, DIR. Murray, Bird, II. a.
Allen, Whitley, Soper, Harry Mist.
Armstrong, Leslie Scott, Lange, DR..
Augur. Won Damn Taylor, Stokes.
Walcott, Buck, r. +. Mist, Hugo. Muel-
Ter, Weight, Hobson. Biddell, Elston.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

a.. gls..a ar WEDNESDAYS
a Eat' ,.l... ..v, card Par.
| .r. .,. Different ones and
WON. ~, y. urlad. Among
1 &c., s,1 ~, ana Mrs. II. f. /;
White. i s'r' j. A. Gilman,
Miss Bacon. Misses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

,-. Montague Turner has IN.
I,e .. card party to be
. ....n.1g next at Mig.
a. ,....r.,a1.a street. The
sa...,,1 Tho form Of delicate =.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

nr', ., y, win be the host at
lFi,al y. Y. D. F,yen at Mokuleia.
Boz. Nm .. gi' The guests. ten
| arI .u entertained over
| s WI. return to Honolulu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19
JEWISH NEW YEAR BEGINS ON
MONDAY,

On Monday there will be new leaf
on the Jewish calendar, as it will be
the beginning of the year 1861. 1t will
be the Jewish New Years Day, the OBJ
servance of which, as on eli hebrew
festivals, will commence at sunset on
the preceding evening. Among other
features which Distinguish New Years
Day from other days of worship IN the
synagogue, is the sounding OF the shofar,
or rams horD, which is blown sveral
lines during the services, which are
unusually impressive, the services b. =
ing exceeded in this respect only by
nose Of the Day of Atouement, which
occurs ten days later.
The mus C on this occasion also re-
ceives special atten ion, and iOcludes
the singing and chanting OF many tra-
litiJnal melodies. OF course sermons
sppropriats to the commencement oi
the new year are preached in all the
syuagOeu =.
For three or four weeks before the
New Years Day. wOrshipers, who d.
lot own their pews in the syna-
goeue, rent pews or seats for the
year, beginning with the first day of The
religious year. Some OF the small
orthodox congregations, which cannot
ford to employ minister during the
entire year, secure spiritual director
to fill the pulpit during the fall holl'
LAYS. The Day ofAtonement, ten days
after the New Years Day, is the great
fast day, and on both these occasions
the attendance at the synagogues IL
| very large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19
MEDICINAL.

~.t many women are subject to
-r-.- illness, spots before the eyes,
... -rrug noise in the head. These
--.....,-.. are commonly associated with
t-.-~ trouble" as the result OF diseased
..~ss7- of the stomach and other or
e,~so. restion and nutrition.
r- r.e-ce's Golden Medical Discov-
.--..... diseases Of the stomach and the
e.. MS Of digestion and nutrition.
q. ..-- through the stomach diseases
remote from that organ, but
,-+a ve their origin in a diseased
..~....g of the stomach and digestive
..- -.-;rve system Hence, cures of
r.~ 1~rs. liver, kidneys, and other
o-r. ..e constantly effected by the
~...- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
T,.-s IS no alcohol in the "Discovery"
s-l +. is free from opium, cocaine, and
If Other narcotics.
some dealers may offer a substitute as
r;-., os roodr as DR.. Pierce's Golden
,isH~' Discovery. There's more profit
.- -. ..u.es for the dealer. There's
more health in the Discovery" for you.
DON'T be imposed on.
Or. &. with the greatest pleasure ] write you
...t.... -,v mother has received from your
-- 81, raj Discovery" says Miss Carrie
,..- n r1vesvilic Amherst Co. Virginia.
satold misery with uterine disease
-.-....-e.s. and had a constant roaring
M noise in her head. After taking
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
l--.-. .,ls entirely cured"
Wien d laxative IS required use Dr.
p--.rs Pleasant Pellets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19

rta n.o.r,sGye nations of the word are
th .et food consuming nations. Good
g. vel iige-tod gives strength. If you
ci.ro, Hset AL you eat, you need Kodo'
D.sau.is Cure. 1t digests what YOU eat.
YOU need NOT diet yourself 1t contains al
Of the dgast4n,s combined with the besl
krogn ujcs and reeOnstructives. 1t VIII
eve, digest su classes Of foods IN bottle.
Nl other preparation will do this. It instant
lv relieves and quickly cures all stomach
troubles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19
DOES PAY TO BUY Cheap
6O1 KING STREET

cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve aud cure the more Sc
we're and dangerous results OF throat
and lung troubles. What shall you dof
Go to a warmer and more regular
climatep ? Yes, If possible; II not posi-
bic for you, then in either case take the
ONLY remedy that has been introduced
in all civilized countries with success 10
severe throat and lung troubles, Boo
cbee's German Syrup" 1t not only
heals and stimulates the tissues to de-
stroy the germ disease, but allays To-
Asmmation, causes easy expectorauon,
gives good nights rest, and cures the
patient, Try ONE bottle. recon- ;,
mended many years ago by al
druggists 10 the world. For sale by
Ernest l.. Allen, Clsud NJ. Lennon,
| WarHeld & Hall, Charles G: Lennon;
W. F. Creighton & Co., and Richard
Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19
SURGERY FOR A DEGENERATE

Harry Knox, the ten-year'old son OF
Nj. and Mrs. w. c. Knox, lies on cot
in the surgical ward at the Alameda
county. Cal, hospital, the subject OF
one of the most remarkable operations
ever recorded in the history OF medicsi
science. III,
To relieve this boy from condition
which has developed all the evidences
of complete moral degeneracy, surgical
skill has been invoked,
Several ytar ago the lad was struck
on the head with 90 axe falling from
building. Scientific treatment mas oeen
of no avail to check the steady degeen-
GRAFTON of his MIND, evidenced by his
acts of extreme cruelty and his wanton
thefts and destructive habits. H's
play-mates on many occasious barely
0 capped murder or torture at his hanGs
Although OF tender years, the child was
absolutely beyond parental control.
His pernicious habits developed i'm
mediately after the injury TO his head
Last Tuesday the boy wss sent TO Sn'
perintendent Clark, at the county hos
pitsl. 1t was decided that there Nigh
be serious pressure upon some brsir
tract. A scar on the hair line abovt
the right eye marked where the ak haC
Inflicted injury.
DIR. Clark decided to trephine th'
skull. This was done day or two ago
Pressure on the brain was discovere'
and with this removed the surgeons ii
charge OF the case look for a complet'
! moral change 10 the boy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19
2lO 600, 900 BARRELS OF APPLES

2l0 O00,0 900 BARRELS OF APPLES
1t is an established fact that the
United States now holds the record for
r pid development OF fruit industries,
such as the growing OF oranges and
lemons, peaches and grapes. AS a ma
lion we eat more fruit than any other
AMI grow considerably more than We
eat. Eighty millions of dollars a year
is the figure for stra v berries alon'. A
hundred millions would scarcely cover
Peaches We raise in astonishing quan-
titles, in orchards containing as many
as 800 600 trees, but our banner crop,
80 far ss fruit is concerned, Is apples.
We have produced as many IS 2l0, ,0O0,
| 900 barrels in siugle season, aud havs
sold as high as 5000 600 barrels TO Eng
lard alone. We carry in cold storage
every winter anywhere from 5000, 600
20 10000 600 barrels OF the crop OF the
season before 10 order to secure better
prices. Ships weigh anchor in New
York three a. a time in single week
gearing apples to Europe. Indee5, it
is one OF the greatest Industries the
country has ever witnessed, and prom
ses to take rank as the chief fruit crop
Of the world.
Mills county, and, indeed, all the
southwestern section OF Iowa, is truly
wonderful apple country, but not
much moro important than one of .
core OF regions in various parts of the
couutry which produce apples. In
that county alone there are over 900,
900 trees, averaging at the lowest 10
bushels tree per aUnum. One hun
ired and fifty Thousand Of these trees
are in one orchard. The total output
Is close on TO 5000 900 barrels, or
enougb to supply the present American
sale to England.
New York, however, has two coun-
les, much smaller than Mills, whicb
do even bet or than this, and as Q
State it raises three times as many ap
Dles as Iowa. The Counties referred t.
are Niagara and Orleans, in the west
ern ter, which together raise 100000
barrels of the best kind of market ap
pies. All through this area are ORCH
ards holding 20 600 10000, 10000 and
occasionally 100000 trees, which in
OlossomiDg make of the roadside a
uaradse.- Pesrson's Magazine.
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25cyd.

Also a new lot of Plaid Dress Goods, 28
inches wide. Soecisl good value. Per I'd.
12Hc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-19

NO1D's BR0MO-CELERY. Try thi,
ysod remedy FOR Hss1aches Neuralgia,
.r.rra~r 40 cents
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10 advance.
ontrsct advertisers vii moi 10 allowed to ex
ceei ther space unass the excoss il psid iOi
81 transent rates, and nu6er no circun
stances will they oe allowed 20 sdveftis
other than theiI iagitmats business il tbs
space contracted icg
ssrriage and desth ootiose II Gss re paid for
In advance.
RsGolutlons IN momGIiarD, OF thS0ks, tributes
OF respect, resolutions adopted By societies
or persons, unless Of Iublic concern, will
only be printed in al papNr ~ advertise.
mentB.
The 9AzETrE offios y oonnected with s6s
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, OF.
ders l. the paper, news or any information
or business can be Sant by telsphon..
Entered st the Postofice Alexaudr.s. Ylrgls-
as second class mattey.l
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AIsxamAris 9szsst4.

PURLIsHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLT az
Gazette Building. gao - s12 Prince 81
TERMS.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.

The American Lady Corset needs very lit
tie recommendation, as they are perfect in fit
and construction The best materials only
used in the makeup of this corset, and every
pair fully guaranteed
The Short-waist American Corsets Lady ST.
The Medium-waist Ameri'n Lady Corsets 81
The Long-waist American Lady Corsets 81
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lCEl ICE! ICE! MqTSAI TCE
-AxrnaNU

COMPANY.
wholesale and retail dealers in natural ana
manufactured ICE.
Om Corner King and Union streets.
country trade snd carload lots specially
We propose to furnish the citizens OF Alex
suai@ with the best quslity OF naturs. o.
u'huisctnred Ice, as they may elect, al the
"ne rsta 20 families as last season.
10 pounds st &c,
20 pounds st lOc.
90 pounds at 20c.
100 pounds and over 4Oc per 100 lbs.
Tar sim is to dissppoint no one. Please
,se complaints direct to our office.
SCI. Phone No. 81. Home phone No. OIL
nyl7 6m
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Tor Over Fifty Years

AyD WELL.TBIED REMEDY.-Mr.
5oothing Syrup has been used fo'
f years y millions Of mothers fol
rm while teething, with perfect
O. soolbes the child, softens the gums
0qi1, cures wind collie, and is the
...ae5y ;or Diarrhes. II pleasant TO the
-e' oY Druggists in every part Of tue
vorty.hvo cents bottle. Its va Ne
sh.e Be sure snd ask for Mrs. Vim
-c,r syrup snd take ne ethsT kin
Er7fvJ
Sharp County record., 1900-12-07
WATCHCOTTON
The Bulls and Bears are
HGUiitg u Red'HOt
Time Otit.

The Twice-a Week Arkansas
Democrat makes a speciality of its
Board of Trade Market reports
the only reliable market quotations.
ir Arkansas, and used exclusively by
the Democrat. Cotton is short in
production. and the Bulls and Bears
are having time. The Twice-a.
Week Democrat tells the story twice
as often as any other weekly State
paper, and always tells the correct
story. The other Market Quota
tions Of the Board of Trade are just
as accurate, and they are all in the
Democrat. The new $500 Hoe
Presto Web Perfectlng press of the
Democrat has Just been installed,
and still another 50 500 Merganthaler
typesetting machine added to their
battery, IN order to make the Demo-
crat bigger and better than ever be-
fore.
The service on the Democrat in
cludes such admirable features as:
|. Improved telegraph sarvice--
Early morning and afternoon Asso-
clated Press.
2. A special department of farm
news.
8. A complete question and ans
wer department.
4. \ semi. weekly story-complete
in each issue.
5. Editorials that speak the senti-
ment of It's editor without fear or
favor, and all for the good Of the
State, a. he sees it-but always as
he sees it.
i. A special department of WASH
lngton news
!. A system Of lodal correspon.
dence from our large and increasing
list of special correspondents, which
our general agent is appointing in
every important city, town, . and
hamlet in the State.
Send the price, 81, one year, d.
rect to the Arkansas Democrat Com
pany, Little Rock, with your name
and address plainly written, so AZ to
avoid mistakes in address, as the
Democrat dlseontinues all clubbing
arrangements. They are putting
their full dollars worth in their fa'
nous Twice a.W eek Democrat
which they deliver to subscribers lo4
times every year for the small sum
of 81. Address with the dollar,
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT COMPANY.
Little Rock, Ark
Sharp County record., 1900-12-07
THANKSGIVING .PARDONS.

Gov. Jones gave the crank to
his pardon mill a turn Thanks
giving and ground out the fol-
lowing: James Turley, White
county, fined S25 for assault;
VIII Pestole, John Slocomb and
Wiley Slocomb, Ashley county,
fined $40 each for defacing
church property; Jas. Cox, Pike
county, convicted in 1899 OF
murder; Thomas Majors, Sebas.
tian county, convicted OF grand
larceny and burglary; Peter
Daily, Sebastian county, con-
victed IN two cases OF selling
liquor without license; Joseph
Matthews, Sebastian county,
convicted of forgery.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-07
A STATESMAN DEAD.

United States Senator Cushman
X. Davis of Minnesota died at
his home at st. Paul recently,
He was chairman on the COM
mittee on foreign relations OF the
senate, and was quite a popular
and learned man. He was delir-
ious for a week before his death,
and in this state he raved of his
congressional work. He would
declare in strong phrases the ma
tons foreign policy. A sentence
about the Philippines would be
followed by a comment upon the
Monroe doctrine or something OF
a war with Spain. In his dis
eased mind his official duties
were always with him.
Sharp County record., 1900-12-07
FUN IN THE WITNESS STAND.

The simplicity, shrewdness and
brightness of the Irish witness
is such as to land him often in
prison for contempt of court,
were it not that the Irishman's
nature is so we'll known. In the
Literary Digest John De Morgan
gives many amusing instances of
Irish repartee that comes floating
to the judges seat in England.
He says:
"In the bankrupt court | once
heard, a witness asked the size
Of his gross income. "Me gross
income is it? Sure an I'd have
ye know that I've no gross in
come. I'm a fisherman an me
income is all net," was the as
tonishing reply.
'Not guilty, me lord, but the
jury advises the prisoner not to
do it again." was the verdict in a
case tried in Tipperary, and this
has it's counterpart in the verdict
of a Galway jury, MY lord, we
find the man who stole the horse
not guilty"
"How can you swear that the
hens found in this mans yard
belonged to you? asked a lawyer
of a witness who appeared
against an alleged chicken thief
in Waterford. "By the kind,
sor." "Way, that is absurd, |
have some like them myself.
Quick as a flash of lightning the
witness replied: every likely
sor, lost some a bit afore this
man took thin this toime."
SIN a petty sessions court a
man was sued for the non-pay-
ment of his rent. In his defense
he maintained that the place was
so small that it was not worth
the rent demanded. "Why, yer
homer" he exclaimed, "the
room is so small that a donkey
couldn't turn around in it; just
come and try it. yer homer
Sharp County record., 1900-12-07
Program.
For Sharp County Teachers
Association to be held at
Evening Shade On
Dec. %, 1900.
Opening exercises, Prof. al.

Opening exercises, Prof. AL
corn.
Music, Miss Lucy Pepoon.
Arithmetic, Addition of simple
and compound numbers, Miss
Addie Hardister. Discussion by
Association.
Grammar, How to teach pars-
Ing, Profs. Buck, Brewster and
Watkins.
How to teach reading, Miss
Bessie Meadows. Discussion by
Association.
Physiology, W. s, Campbell.
History, Prof. Grisham, Miss
Annie Harrell, and Wiley Alcorn.
School management, Prof. j.
W. Ragan. Discussion by AS
sociation.
Unfinished and new business,
Song by Association.
A. M. Metcalf.
Virgie Craig.
Dollie McCord.
Committee,
Sharp County record., 1900-12-07
HANNA DOESN'T WANT IT.

The Hanna Republican Club OF
Cleveland, Ohio, recently en-
dorsed Senator Hanna for presi-
dent in 1904, and sent a commit
tee to get an expression from
him. Mr.. Hanna assured the
committee that he would never
be a candidate for the presiden-
cy. 81 am growing DID," said
Mr.. Hanna, land expect to retire
from private life when my sena-
torial term expires. My being a
candidate for president is, not to
be thought off,