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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

"I grew worse from the effects of La
Grippe under the treatment Of two
physicians Three bottles of Wheel
er's Nerve Vitalizer restored me to per
feet health, 50 writes josiah Lee, En-
trican, Mich.
Charles Gocha, Gaylord, Mich,
writes: "Brant's Cough Balsam cured
me when all ether remedies failed. y
Warranted-25 cents. For sale at
Garman's Drug Store, Berlin, Pa, and
Mountain & Sons Drug Store, Con-
fluenc~, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

Rev. John r. Reid, Jr., Of Great
Falls, Mont, recommended Eiy's
Cream Balm TO me. / can emphasize
his statement, ''It is positive cure for
eatarrh If used as directed. Rev.
Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
After using Ely's Cream Balm six
weeks believe myselfeured of catarrh.
Joseph Stewart, Grand Ave-, Buffalo,
n. Y.
The Balm does not irritate or cause
sneezing. Sold by druggists at 30 cts.
or mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Ware n
ST., NY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18

Bodily pain loses ITS terror If you've
bottle of DR.. Thomas Eeleetrie Oil in
the house. Instant relief in cases OF
burns, cuts, sprains, accidents of any
sort.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
Jingle


only is possible. whether as test OF ex-
G. fllence in journalism, or for the meas
arement of quantities. time or values; and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
A Pelf, ct Newspaper.

To publish ALL THE NEWS promptly
and succinctly aud in the most readable
form. without elision or partisan bias;
to discuss its significance with frsrk-
ness. 20 keep AN OPEN EYE FOR
PUBLIC ABUSES, to give besides a
complete record of current thought.
iancies and discoveries in all depart
ments Of human activity in its DAILY
EDITIONS of from 10 TO IA PAGES,
and to provide the whole for its patrons
at the nominal price of ONE CENT
that was from the outset, and will con-
time 10 be the aim Of THE RECORD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-04-18
The.
Philadelphia
Record,

afier career cf nve twenty years Of un-
interrupted growth is justified in claim
ing that the standard first established by
its founders is the one true test of
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
SOME QUEER BIOS FOR
SCHOOL BOARD WORK.
A Difference of More Than Three
Thousand Dollars on a Rather
Small Job.

The board of education yesterday
awarded the contract for altering and
repairing the Aala warehouse for school
purposes to W. H. Russell at his origi-
nal bid, Sl,97s. This was the lowest
bid for this work out of six, the highest
being that of David X. Willis, who
wanted $5,047 for the same work. At
Saturdays meeting of the board it was
thought that Mr. Russell had not IN
derstood the nature of work required,
but yesterday ne appeared at the rooms
of the board of education, said he I'M
6erstood thoroughly what was wanted,
vas ready to do the work at the price
stipulated. and he got the contract.
The bidding on this work is so remark
able as 10 have attracted attention
throughout the city. The bids were as
follows:
David X. Willis, $5,047.
Albert Trask, $500
j. A. Butterfield. 1915.
j. A. Bertelmann, $2,4S9.
William I. Patty. $3.50.
W. III. Russell, $1,97S.
There is difference of $3069 in a
rather small job.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28

them 20 do duty anywhere. Besides an
oysreae; each zszE sill earry wooden
blanket. 4 bEas 6zuusl shirt under
shirt and drawers ewc pairs Of socks. a
toweI. ave shelter tent pegs. Two si1es-
ter tent poles and one half Of shssts-
tent In addition each man sill carry
. hospital euEyS po<aca sssaa aiming
scissors, pins. roll Of sire gauze. flask
with amnonias spirifus aroHisticuS.
rubber toarnIques. KNIFE SIX roller
Damages. spool plaster. chko-oforu IN
case, spools Of adhesive plaster. bot
tie catgut Igzfures. hypoterr-se sy-
riRgs. chIoroforu and opium MIXTURE.
antis-ptie tablets. knife diagnosis
tags, cztheIers and other drugs and In
pIeu7ents intended for ezne-geney treat
ment- In addition they viii cry q
haversaek, spoons. knives and forks
and other equipment So il ~ill be
observed that it is not playing al SOL
disring~ 10 belong 10 the medical corps
of the army.
Books. magazines. newspapers. in
fact. any sort OF reading matter. will
be gratefully received at BueIa Vista
hospital. an institution worthy OF con-
sideration By the people Of Honolulu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
Good ,reo,c.ne for Children

II you have baby In the house you
will wish to know the best way 70
check any unusual looseness Of the
bowels. or diarrhoea so common to
small children o. p n Holiday. OF
Deming. Ind, who has an u-months'
old child. says: Through the months
Of June and July our baby was teeth
ing and took running Oh Of the bow
els and sickness Of the stomach His
bowels would move from ave to eigh,
times day. had bottle OF Cham
heriain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the house and gave him
four drops In . teaspoonful OF water,
and be got better at once" For sale 5y
all dealers and druggists Benson.
Smith & Co. general agents. Hawaiian
Territory.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
The Improved White House.

One of the last appropriations made
by Congress was one for 5000, to be
spent in celebrating and perfecting a
certain plan for the enlargement of the
White House in Washington, which
seemingly is being worked into shape
in the office of public buildings and
grounds under the charge of Colonel
Bingham, U. S. A. The scheme now
being developed is said to be the one
conceived by Mrs. Harrison during her
occupancy of the presidential mansion,
and developed with good deal of
elaboration by young architect of her
ACQUAINTANCE, Mr.. F. y. Owen.
Whether Mr. Owen is now working
on the drawing under Colonel Bing-
hams oversight. we do not know. but
the block plan of the scheme as printed
in The Washington Star Is less
elaborate and more sensible one than
we remember TO have been the one
made public during the Harrison ad
ministration. The present scheme bas
the good point of leaving the present
White House unaltered, the needed ad-
ditional accommodations being pro-
vided in The two wings. o. ratter two
individual buildings set al right angles
NTH and somewhat To tue re-E OF. the
present building, the connection be-
tween them being through co.onnades
which iii the external angles betweei
me old building and tie new ones
these colonnedes are repealed on tie
soalher.. ends .. Tie oi.iciai niry an
the puolis a.. wing. AID a9ite them
with the long conservatory and palm
houses which close the quadrangle on
the south. Enclosed by these four
buildings is a small private garden.
which. owing to the spaces between the
new wings and the y hite House itself
and the probable low height OF the con-
servatory. promises to be sufficiently
we'll lighted and aired So far as the
general scheme is concerned. it seems
fairly reasonable one, and has the
merit Of not injuring the architectural
character of the home OF our presidents
American Architect
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
VIEWS Or THE TOWN

SUNDAYS esucest Al sass Sasisol
ssoa1sss 49, issssly attsEtsd sd
greatly sls5 , !.
Oahu sold for less yesterday s4sH 8.
hiss Sold for Ioax tine. Five saares
went for sfss5e
c. H Bishop Of Kauai entertained
Captain Saunders Of The ha-k - karh-
crime during the lzsters visit on the
Garden Isle
Pilokzpu- one OF the members Of the
government hand. lost part OF his ear
Saturday night in 4 fight Twill not
eject his playing
The mail for the coast closes al the
postndee at II O'Clock this morning
The Gaelic for the Orfen; viii not
sail until late tonight
Charley On. the watchmau on the
Iwilani. fell and broke his leg on Sat
arday OF last week He was taken to
the Queens hospital for treatment
E Brandenstein of the San Francisco
tea importing firm, who arrived in the
DoEic last night, will remain here some
time on business and pleasure.
There was a choice assortment OF
DRINKS up before Judge Wilcox yester-
day morning Besides the DRINKS there
were several men charged with assault
and battery.
Children Of the primary schools that
desire 10 participate in the Labor day
parade should apply to Miss Davidson
in the school department. court house
building. for badges.
Mine Host Max Schlemmer of Wal
mea, Kauai. is having trouble with his
gasoline launch lilly. She refused to
go as was expected and her interior
arrangements have been sent mere for
an oyerhauling.
Lieutenant Won krohn of the Imper-
ial German navy is a through passen-
ger on the Doric. He was badly
wounded in action at Tientsin and
having lost the sight of-one of his
eyes is on his way home.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Walter Magee of Cali
fornia are lay-over passengers from the
Doric- They are returning from the
Orient, whittier they went on their
wedding tour. Mrs. Magee was form
erly Miss Flora Deane of San Fran
cisco.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
DR.. Galbraith's Position.

The name of DR.. W. J. Galbraith has
been used in connection with talk of
proposals for new hospital here. the
institution TO be conducted on a mu-
tual payment or assessment plan. It
is learned that Dr. Galbraith is not as
ISOLATED with the enterprise in any way
further than that he was at one time
approached with the proffer of the
management of the hospital itself, and
replied that he would consider the pro-
posal to become Its chief surgeon. DIR.
Galbraith, for many years before COM
ing to Hawaii, was chief surgeon Cor
the Union Pacific railway.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
PRINCIPAL AT KAUPAKULUA.
Sam r. Dowdle Returning to Resume
Teaching Here.

Sam r. Dowdle, a former teacher IN
the schools of Hawaii, but who has had
leave of absence for year, has been
heard from. He has been spending his
long vacation at Berkeley, near his
alma mater, the University of Califor-
Dia. He is now in San Francisco, but
will be in Hawaii in time for the open
as principal of the Kaupakulua school,
vice Mr.. Baldwin, who has been APP
pointed one of the normal instructors.
Mr.. Dowdle's acceptance of this posi-
tion is apparently very pleasing to the
department
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
To Intending Purchasers

of Rugs we would state that just before
the change in tariff we received a large
and varied assortment of .
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
Demurrer Filed.

In the case of Mrs Lahilahi Webbvs
Waolele Opio and Sarah Honokaupu.
suit for partition of property, the de-
PENDANTS attorney, J. T. De Bolt, has
filed demurrer to the petitioners
bill
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
WANTS PARTITION.
Machado Asks It on the Grounds
of an Original Petition.

Of an Original Petition.
ants in the case of Mary Reyes and
Raymond Reyes plaintiffs, VS.. David
Callihan, minor, and Henry Machado,
defendants, suit for partition, admits
the truth of each and every allegation
in plaintiffs bill of complaint and asks
that the land be partitioned according
to the prayer in the complaint.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-28
THE HAGEY CURE CASE.
It Once More Bobs up in the Cir
cult Court.

In the case of Thomas NJ Harrison
vs.. J. A. Magoon, L. G. Ables and Doro,
thea Emerson, in which the demurrer
of defendants was sustained by Judge
Silliman, the plaintiff now files bill
of exceptions. The record in the case
constitutes the bill
The evening world., 1900-03-28
HINT FOR THE CITIZENS RALLY.

!" HE City Vigilance League will have what
M II 10 pleased to call "citissas' Rally" this
SS svsains. when "prise-nshtins the protec-
ton Of Wee. the lootips Of the city treas
n.y. and . score a Other equally Interest,"
ing topics will b. under discussion. Ex-
Mayer etroaG 10 to preside. And this means that
the meeting will b Of more than usual interest
u ~ sincerity The Evening World begs to offer
suggestion 70 the organizers ana movers Of the
nesting Add that IA. Dc specific - to FACTS.
DO NJ talk In the cir. Do not Az thinu that
cannot b proven. Do not make Wild statements
simply that their echo may win applause. One
solid. substantial FACT that can BE- taken before
Grand Jury to prove that the city IL being looted
that the Police Department 10 corrupt and that
criminals are paying for police protection Ia worth
ell the nee phrases that could b coined In week.
II sx-Mayor Strong and his associates have this
one substantial FACT and can place the responsi-
bility for corruption where Il belongs they will
have Wandered . great ssrvios to this community
0ae nugget Of truth that will b. able to endure
Investigation by the Grand Jury Ia worth more
thaa all the jnsins jarson that the most expert
phfasemakers can coin.
The evening world., 1900-03-28

matched the neat maid work to the nearest let.
-r.bos with the missive.
Polly was proud and 1t hur, her YER, much 70 have
folks limiting that she had been lifted BY Rob Miller
Before he went away. a year dnd half ago. no
had been pcy's devoted admiier, and their friends
had daily expected hear Of their engagement. hut
In June Rob had been sen. hy the firm which EN-.
royed him 10 look after hs copper line In Michigan.
Before he left Fob hal said to her: 81 shall 5s
back In = ear. dear--a year from to.dsy-sni then
hail want an answer To a question will ask you.
Polly. will II be favorable one?'
And Polly had murnured. II will wal, Tor you. and
shall miss you very much. and be glad when you
.ome back" And Fob had Just Tine to crush her
and In his biz. strong before their friends boro
own upon them. And 80 they parted.
Polly sat before the fire engrossed In thought
lat she did not hear the bell ring she aware
the presence OF any one until she heard her own
ime. Jumping NJ. she was confronted by q tall
Dung man. who held out his hands TO her eagerly.
Rob" she sail. ioyousy: and then she thought Of
us wife and her manner changed. She ignored his
,u,sretched hands and said. co.dly How do you do
VIZ. Mer''
Why. Polly. what does this meanT' said Rob: but
Polly kept silent.
Polly are you not glad to see me- No answer.
Polly Polly. then It is true what heard since my
eturn to-night--;hat you are TO marry Long. the
,anker' I suppose that IL why you did not answer
my letter"
what letter. said Polly. sharply.
The letter which sen, you last June. whom vas
In the hospital In Michigan when went away ala I
not say would he home In 4 year to ask you-well.
never mind. l am too late. Long got ahead % me.
Since was too III TO come. wrote. thinking that
YOU At least would answer my letter. But you are
lot glad TO me. 50 will 60 Good-by Polly"
Rob- where IL your wife,
"wtfel' he repeated pussled. Il came for her. but
nd she II promised 10 another"
Polly began TO cry softly. This was too much.
A.. ma A..ss - 49, L. IL saA
oothe her. while she told him that she thought hs
rad forgotten her that she didn't love Mr. Long. and
here she hid her face his coatthat she did lows
him! And then. when she looked up what could Rob
10 but kiss the lips his own!
BY and by. when everything had been explained.
Polly said. Well. what about Mr.. Long,
Hang Long" promptly replied Rob. But Poly
crossed TO her desk and wrote kind little note -
Mr. Leas telling Of her sngagemen, 70 M. Robsrt
Miller"
And the neat month. whom the pss.ty marriage eesh
place Ia the little church. one Of the handsemsss
presents bore the card Of James Long.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Household Hints.

~ Mess you wish TO spoil crust Of any Kind DO moi
| | malt the lard or butter into the nour
- when the skin Of boiled potatoes breaks pour
on the water and let them nnlsh cooking In their own
steam
To keep ash q short time there 10 better way than
the ice-box. even in very hot weather. Put a little
vinegar the nsh inside and on, and the Ash will
keep perfectly we'll
Lemon peel should never be used without, nrst thor
oushly cleansing the lemons. rs 1t has n spongy sur
face which eesily absorbs germs Let the lemons lie
In cold water for little while. then rub them dry
with n clean rough crash towel
The evening world., 1900-03-28
4 Deoestie Di0speosA

n ne Ejis~ u ~ Erenias wort;
Ny hashand always insists on eating IN his sityes
sleeves when he and I are alone u home. He payo
he always Ad las did his father and brothes1 10
biz nsthers house. and that he 10 too old to ehaaD
he hohits nSw. In ny own homo the men never az
that sort os thing and II jars On me unspeakabiy.
Yst ] don't wish 10 seem oves-sxacting % ] ask
rssdsrs II u 10 customary and also az II b noS) how
con break hin o doing YOUNG WIFE
The evening world., 1900-03-28
FIseeino Of IN laseors WInos.

~HE siov aspping Of a butts-hy's vinss. seeerd.
| ins 10 Sir John Lubbock. produces no sosnd. but
whsa the ..svements rapid ssiss 10 predSsse,
which iseseezAs in shrness with the number q Vi.
bratioas. Thus The bose ~. which produces ~
sssaA 2. vissaass No stass nm tiass nisstA -
the ~ which mskes sound Of 4. - many % 80
TINA Brst Narey. the astusallst has suecssdsd b.
es'esss msrhapsm In confirming thsss nuabsss grspa-
icsliy Ne ased ~ ihst the Up II the wing just
touched cyiisdss vh,eh Nas nsvea ~ eseekvosh
The evening world., 1900-03-28

A ~HE eyes u the unframed man under thirty.
five are never taken on himseIf. Thcy are Al.
ways turned IN. The coucct OF one
Of these Ia the most colossal specimen Of psyche.
logical architecture In existence. Sometimes
he Ia really Ignorant has no brains NJ nland then
The evening world., 1900-03-28
New Stockings.

N Ii the beautiful plaiis Of last have disa
" peared Stripes dots and wavy lines are al that
remain. Open work. embroidery and fancy
stitching. too appear There Il fancy Tor the upper
part Of the stocking OF open work and for boots 81
closer weave below. In buying lie careful that the
double heel and toe no, deep enough to show
above low slipper Openwork silk stockings come In
very heavy quality. In the hand they DO not show
how open they are hut when they stretch and
show more or less elaborate design.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
PURE CITY FOR A PURE VOTE

nv. d. J. c. Ooddingtou who ays TO
~ Yosk:
~As lsaG - the Dssitssss.s are essy~ps
- saasst expect then - snsosss laws
II 1evollsA - vIee.0
M common sense which ays 70 The Rev.
~. osedh0eee end 70 wsry hasrsstsd New
~ leAo = ~ psoVos sssst b AisA yanoss nsu
~ WI lo0bay opsntsaancs c0oAal oorruptiou
= sos0Des b political dicsas,oa thsy viii hays
Gnly uanDslvss 70 blame
NJ e1u ca b purified By vutss whseevsr its
esene UeeIatjoa % villa. II can be kent pure
- ~ - The popular will u hacked BY the popu.
~ 1ssd.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
DER THIRTY-FIVE UNDER THE LASH.
ny LILLIAN BELL.

my suffering II lingering Sometimes he really knows
a great deai-has tho making Of n man In him. only !!
lies fallow for want Of trSinnS-And then my suffering
IL acute. when success-business. or social or ath.
et!c or literary aftstic-comes to the unframed
man under thrty.hw II comes pi,ifuiy near being
his ruin
Far be II from me 20 say that the unframed man
under thirty at his worst. Is Of use In this
world. lie IL excellent for a two.stsp. have used .
number Of them very successfully In this way"
And yet. suppose unframed men under thirty.nvs
have their IN the world aside from the part they
play In the discipline OF discriminating young women
Girls even marry these men. Lovely girls. to, Clever
grls-sirs Who know hundred times than their
hush lUls. and are ten time, finer grained wonder
n t.cy love them II they satisfied with them. n
eHuui II The soul Il not bitter thing TO bear. am
alFayE wondering why girls marry them"
Conversation with the unframed man under thirty.
i've IL equally lmposs Bile. because h. never clnycrses-
he only talks Ard your chief accomplishment VI b.
ing 4 GOOD listener Is entif,y thrown away on him.
because mere tnikef never cares whether you listen
or not, as long "a you do NOT Interrupt, him o
1t is the trained man over thlrty-hyr who can con
verse anl Who wis -s you 10 respond"
- man under thrtyHvc Is in Thu worli to Ice made
happy. The over thirty-nve tries to make you
happy"
III needs = compelling. not n persuasive power 10
win 4 woman. No man who takes me Ike this clos
Ing her thumb and forehnser. as II holding butter
fy 'clu have me The one wh1 dures a. take me lke
this cllnching her hand. will get me-
II always liked Porcival. but a woman never likes
man well when he acknowledge, his helpless
ness IN her particular line ~ knowledge and throws
himself her mercy"
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Isn't Il StronoO

THAT women pretend to b such towards In
the presence OF men. end yet are brave vhse
I alone!
Tina. women are usually such fluent voiuels
takers
That women think Il cute and smAr 70 talk
baby talk TO men, when al men loathe such bah.
bling!
That women who are born In the purple never lose
their aris;ocratic bearing. while a parvsnu never
reaches the sta ndzfd Of an aristocratr
The evening world., 1900-03-28

w. q 5Se Bveoh0 WO0i
] haVS noeiosd that vesy tall ~ ~ usuall1 q.
traetsd most By very sDsu women; WAiis enos1e9sly
large vS1sa usually marry seos insigniAeans tetDe
maa Nov there must b some reason for ~
strange parsdox. Who can offer . sensible sxpanAr
tioa? p l. y.
The evening world., 1900-03-28
, HINT TO THE COAL MEN.

~ UCAusE there 10 shortage Of coal for the
* Mrtories In Bohemia and saxony New
ID York dealers viii have TO endure a delay
n the filling Of heavy orders for china,
glassware. dolls and toys So II II no,
- ~ esy from the mine TO the Fifth avenue
Nnoouy. y0u see.
sRs b also scarcity Of fuel throughout Aus.
~ vaSeA 10 part OF general European coal
u1ese ssatss Consular Agents At various point.
- beo reporting these facts One Of them a.,
1sq4s ~:
y yvssas jsne'urs In the Austrian coal narse, n.
- - VT best opportunity for introdue,nr an,
y = eDSser 10 any tina, has yss found i,s way
- AZ TRIAL shipment would. In my opinion.
- vay tor regular trade IN the future
b 49, lttls asurins in this direction.
- = - Co Trust. - relief fson the
= evpsaisg home consumer!
The evening world., 1900-03-28
unseifishness.
Dewey Playing Cards.

a pack OF playing cards has been patented In the
West In y hitch the faces the face cards are por-
traits OF Dewey MAes and other navy and army ON.
GERS, The queens are Columbia
The evening world., 1900-03-28

Ms. Ll.Ia Bell. N. aoselisi. Is tarr sons 70 mAfT
Aas her rhos, IA a mat uiisr ttiri,hts J,sfs 81 sse
A. Miss Dell has teen particularly -tefs msn q iAh
90. and andsr her titnds vonisnbE hos sas slil
ssp,sin 70 her hssSabi that :. 70 - .ne Of M ''t
vers hins, che Ia. ~t,Al .soai the rciasn sss
In youas nAhhpJt Following are .ons lh's from Miss
BsPs eau,:le zen.
The evening world., 1900-03-28

~ HE morality Of the stage l. a rather tiekilsh
subject for discussion discourse In all chimes.
In all countries and on al. stages there have been
~ plotted or i-ss deceney inieceney. II de-
pends aosrther tie point OF view. AMI the only
real vital question H. pots the playwrisht take view
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Salmon
Toast.

mn which has been picked ur ane. sn1 peus this
ovse resnds % crisp ssass Nh thsases1 WA 1t
- esus viii nsss bussss ~ - ss>s>oues1 - ~
49, ~ 49, W
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Trade and the flau.

Taking about trade following the nag. n Cincinnati
firm is working on an order received from Londcr
for 6oco British nags
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Scotch
WAesl.

II tesspoonfui Of salt. With the tips
Of the nnssss work In two table.
spsoafuis Of butter. add hot water 10 form . ssin
$500 toss = asursa bsard. kssse slightly ana ron
~ ~ sepst. Gnape mn snnu suetss 80 behs
r ounguo ~ = : uoouunao 49,
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Cus,ied
Oystesa

Isssa juaes ana . insis ~ ~ ~ - - .
bss,s ~. - ~ syssst n ~ ~ 80
6yy - shsssGA ~ ~ - cuoD =
The evening world., 1900-03-28
Kansas Indians.

There are Is Sacs and Foxes. ChippswNs. .
Kickapoos 20 lowas and 81 Pottawatomiss now Of
the PottAwatomie reservation In Kansas