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me. He appeared to be surprised that
they should think 1t possible for Him
to be in any danger or in wrong. need
ing their care; perhaps more surprised
that they did not know where to fnd
Him. His next question throws light
on the first. "Wist ye not that I must
be about my fathers business I" He
recognized Himself not as the son Of
Joseph as Mary had intimated "a legal
relation through marriage). but the
son of the Highest John II, 16). 1t
may have been the first dawning of
His consciousness Of the higher rela-
tion. With the idea Of sonship had
como the idea Of obligation and a holy
impulse toward service (John vi, 3s).
The ma agnitude Of the Fathers busi-
ness had awakened His zeal. His self
surrender to His high duty was ex-
cuse sufficient for temporary neglect
Of earthly ties. "Wist ye Eot?' Did
ye not know this? Have you so mis-
Judged the nature and mission Of your
son?
SUBJECT oversees 51-52) Having
spoken and revealed Himself, His re!a-
tions. His work, His motives, Jesus left
the temple, returned to Nazareth, and
assumed the place Of an obedent son
(Eph. vi.2) under the roof of His legal
father. MARK, vi:3) Why was this?
If so earnest for work why did He cut
short His labors? If the Son Of God,
why did He delay entrance upon His
career? Many answers have been given
to these questions. Under Jewish law
man might not enter the ministry
until thirty years of age, and Jesus
must obey that law to secure follow
ing. (Matt ii:1j.) John the Baptist
must go before Him ana prepare the
public mind, else the prophecies would
not be fulfilled. (Matt HID neither
would the connection be made between
Judaism i1d Christianity. The social
order of that day required that Jesus
| must re-entar the tome and sanctify
! it. as afterward in the f,st miracle He
honored it. Dohn xi:1) The Spirit
that directed Him in all His career,
| Matt iv:D now prom ted toward the
| Galilean ratccat until called into pub
| lie service.
REFLECTIONS.-'T passage af-
fords only 4 glimpse of the Divine ma =
ture of j ;us. sulicient, lowever, to
assure all candid persons of its pres
ence.See Hiin, .hc hoy-r,an, surround
ed by eminent scholars, reproved by
His mothe". Me,iitatn on His words,
MY father. businoss!" Here. surely
is divinity. Eut the humanity of the
boy in the temple is most conspicu-
Gus. and. perhaps. most instructive. He
is a good example to the ,rung. who
ought to employ their early years in
seeking the elevatin-' knowledge of
sacred things: who ought for that pur
pose. to frequent the house Of God and
choose the company If seniors; who
| ought to desire instruction that they
may enter into til, service Of God: but
whose pie:y ought to nlarrcst itself N
subjecton to parents re early i'm
pulse towar1 high Gazing may safely
he held in check during tire years need
ed to prepare for tilat ceiling. 1t is bet
ter to begin great work at thirty
well furnish I'd than at an earlier time
! with half Developed powers.
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A Quiet Resort.

ITS plainly evident that Admiral
Dewey isn't ready yet to take IA complete
rest"
"IIow so?'
"If's he was he'd go to Philadelphia. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Total for Miscellaneous .......$ 4,1if IS
ACCOUNTS OF COLLECTORS.
Aria Williams. collector 1896. in ac-
count with Scranton Poor District.
DR..
To balance due Jan. 1. 1899 .......$ Gle "a
Cr.
BY cash paid L. NJ.
Vernoy. treasurer ....S 2j0 IS
BY generations and
p a! attachments to,: ''... SSis S'S;sl Il
- GLE "a
Wade NJ. Finn. collector. 1896. in ac-
count with Scranton Poor District.
Dr.
To balance due Jan; /. 1899 ......s s,452 &c
Cr.
BY generations and
.abatements ...........$ 2.a6s oa
BY commissions ......... 3.fSi Il
-.---S 6,452 26
Wade NJ. Finn. collector. 1897. in ac-
count with Scranton Poor District
To balance due Jan. /. 1899 ..,...$ 7,4O4 os
Cr.
BY cash paid +. NJ.
NcrnOy. treasurer ...$ I'll 66
BY generations and
"a. attachments ts,m,ssion: ;;'... 3 ~ {, e
- 74O4 OS
Wade NJ. Finn. collector. 1898. In ac-
count with Scranton Poor District.
To balance due Jan. i. 1899 .......s 2s.sss 90
BY cash paid John Won
Bergen. treasurer ..;;'$ 5000 90
BY cash paid Il. NJ
Vernoy, treasurer 5000 90
Balance due ......................$ IL, So2 90
Subject to generations. attachments and
commissions.
Edward Farr, collector. 1899. in account
with Scranton Poor District.
TO amount of duplicate, 1899 ....s IS, SIS IS
Cr.
BY cash paid +. NJ. Vernoy.
treasurer ,..............,.......... 6l,OUU W
Balance due Jan. |. 1900 ..,......$ 24.5l6 As
Subject to exonerations. abatements
and commissions.
TREAsURER's ACCOUNTS
DR..
John Won Bergen. Treasurer, 1898, in ac-
count with Scranton Poor District.
To cash on hand Jan. !, 1899, per
Auditors report ................$ 1896 Is
To cash from Wade NJ. Finn,
collector. 1898 .......,......".. 5000 90
BY warrants paid and
BY cash paid T.. M.
Vernoy, treasurer 29i9 IS
-----$ 1896 IS
f. NJ. Vernoy. treasurer. 1899. In ac'
count with Scranton Poor District.
DR..
| To cash from
John Won Bergen. treasurer ...S 29i9 81
Aria Williams collector, 1885,. $50 3S
Wade NJ. Finn. collector 1897 =. III GO
| Wade NJ Finn, collector, 1898 1000 90
| Edward Farr, collector, 1899 $1,000 10
| c. w. Beemcr superintendent
| hoard of inmates, etc. .,...... 800 67
State Auditor General ....,.... 201S9 35
| pittston Poor District .,.. % %
! g. l. GILLESPIE. secretary ., 8 80
s99,359 80
| BY warrants cashed ..,,...........$ 1853 9S
Balance on hand Jan. |, 1900 IS 27,,lo d
WARRANT ACCOUNT,
Warrants outstanding Jan. !,
| Warrants issued in 1899 .......... S,0iI 80
| Total ,..,.,,,.....,,.,.,.,.....S Ho,b3s -
| Warrants cashed in 1899 ,......... M,696 IS
Warrants outstanding Jan. /,
| lJvO ,..,,,,..,.,.....'.,''.''S hSil ~
INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROP
| ERIY OF SCRANTON POOR
DISTRICT.
| Administration building ..........S S,S5l l9
| insane building ,................... 3,32l ~
| Male building (paupeC .......... 5.4S1 IL
Epieptic told male) building 80. 93l 30
Female building (pauper) ........ G,64S 25
Chapel ..,....................... 100 w
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Baptist.

Penn Avenue Baptist church. Penn
averue above Spruce street-Preach-
ing morning at 1890 and evening at
80 by the pastor Rev. Robert f. Y.
Pierce. Morning prayer service in the
lower temple: topic of morning SER
mon. preparing the Way for God. or
Revival Pioneering" Sunday school at
the Amerman mission at $50 o'clock:
Young Peoples praise meeting at $50
y. m. Topic of evening sermon, "An
Every Day Minister" Raptisms dur
ing evening service. and brief after
meeting following the sermon.
First Baptist church-Rev. s. F.
Matthews. pastor. The usual services
at l1.SO a. m. AMI $50 u. m. in the
basement Of the Welsh Baptist church.
James q. Bailey will preach in the
morning and u. w. Thomas, grad
uate of Bucknell university. in the
evening: Sunday school at go p. NJ &,
Dr. Reddoc, SUPERINTENDENT: B. Y. r.
u. prayer meeting. $50 p. m.. Ivorit"
hall All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Jackson street Baptist church,
Morning prayer meeting, $50. Brother
Matthew Hollev, leader, At 1880.
preaching bv the pastor, Rev. Thomas
de- Gruchy, u. ID. Topic, "Unconscious
Providerces'" Sunday school at 2 D..
m. Alfred Roberts, superintendent,
Evening service at I o'clock. Evan
gclistic service will he held with \
praise service followed by n short adj
dress. tonic, Glow DO 7 Become q
Chrlstian" The Lords supper will be
administered after the evening SER
vice. The public is cordially welcome,
Seats are all free.
North Main Avenue Baptist church,
s. c. Reading, pastor-Services at 1920
a. m. and 40 p. m, Theme for evon-
ing "Why Will Ye Die?" Revival
meetings will he conducted for the next
| two weeks. Rev. A. II. Rowser. of
! Danville. Pa, will assist the pastor
Mr. ROwser is an able preacher and an
! excellent singer. All welcome.
Green Ridge Rantist church---Rev.
| W. ]. Ford, pastor. Church services
at 1880 a. m. ana 80 u, m. Subject
In the morning. "When VIII 'Iod R"-
vive His Work?;" I'm the evening, "A
| Passing Of Souls" Special meetings
win continu" next week. Rcv. a. IT
Smith. cf Berwick, will preach each
everire.
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at p. m. Rev. r. A. Boyle. pastor of
the Plymouth Congregational church,
will preach; Sunday school at 2 y.
M; Christian Endeavor, p. IN.
Taylor Presbyterian church, Taylor,
Pa.-Rev. l.. r. Foster. pastor. 1890
a. m, preaching service; 11.30 Sun
Gay school.
Providence Presbyterian church, Rev.
George T. Guild, ID. D., pastor-Com-
munion and fellowship service and
Sacrament of the Lords Supper at 10. 80
o'clock; Sunday school and Endeavor
meeting as usual. In the evening there
will be a hymn, praise and evangelis-
tic service. choir and congregational
singing and brief address by the pas
tor. Services every evening through
the week.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE RESI-.
DENT PHYSICIAN OF HILL
SIDE HOME,

To the President and Directors Of the
Scranton Poor District.
Gentlemen:-I most respectfully sub-
nit for your consideration my annual re.
port for the year 1S99 On Jan. ]. 18S9s
there were in the asylum males. 12S; fe-
males, l19; total. 245.
..Admitted during the year. n males and
4S females; total. 1l9.
was: Married. 81 males. "a females; to-
tai "a. Single. 26 males, Ii females; to.
tai, 80. Widowed. males, females; to-
Discharged and died, males. II; females.
3S: total 1O4; leaving in the asylum, Dec.
81, 1899, 1876 males, 1874 females; total. 26O:
There has been an average increase OF ~
patients in the asylum over that OF the
'Of those discharged. SO were restored,
10 improved. and 4 unimproved. There
was one of thos discharged as improved
and one as unimproved ran away while
at work. The percentage of those re-
stored on the admissions being nearly
45ct.
ing the year. as follows: Sane males.
3,O26 females, 1911; total, 4.S37. Insane.
males, 1860; females, 1,S50; total. 3.5lts
at a cost of ST. 015. 10.
Respectfully submitted.
A. sTRANG. NJ. D.
During the past year the frame build-
ing formerly used as the old mems home
a remote part OF the grounds. remodeled
and fitted up for the care and treatment
of the Epileptic and 1diotic patients ex-
clusively, of which cases the district has
large number. a large part of the work
thereon being performed by the inmates
of the institution.
The new iron fence around the grounds.
which was commenced In 1885, has been
completed and Is considered one OF the
best improvements made at the institu.
ton, not only as protection to the In.
mates but preventing the escape Of the
patients.
The facilities for combating against
fire from without the buildings has all
ways been meagre and unsatisfactory.
This has been much improved by the con-
struction of water line and the erection
of fire hydrants at various places about
the grounds which together with the
necessary hose and small force pump.
yet to be procured. will leave the insti-
tuition well provided for in case of fire.
The moving of Earns, sheds and other
outbuildngs from in front Of the Insane
Hospital. the changing Of road grading
| OF the large lawn. building Of retaining
| walls, conduits and the new shed. the
larger portion of which improvements
| were commenced in 1868, have been com-
| pleted during the past year.
The necessity of suitable building on
| the Beemer farm has been provided for
| by the erection of q neat cottage thereon.
| The herd or cattle are healthy and in
good condition, having been thoroughly
examined by specialist and a certif.
cate from the state veterinary to that
| effect on file.
Respectfully submitted.
REESE q. BROOKS. President
| FREDERICK FULLER.
THOMAS SHOTTON
w. A. PAINE.
| Il. ]. MURPHY.
| +. j. DICKERT.
Directors OF the Scranton Poor District.
Attest:-C. ]. GILLESPIE.
Secretary
! Scranton. Pa, Jan. LIST, 1900.
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Evangelical Lutheran.

The Second Sunday after Epiphany.
Gospel, John, 2:1-l1; epistle, Rom, 12:G-
l6 Vestment, green.
st. Marks, Washburn and Four
teenth streets. Rev. a. l.. Ramer. Phi.
d., pastor-Services at 1880 a. m. and
7p. M; Luther league at 6 p. M; Sum
day school at II m.
Holy Trinity. Adams avenue and
Mulberry street, Rev &. G. Spieker,
pastor-Services at 1890 a. IN. and 7.30
y. m.; Luther league at $50 p. m.; sun
day school at II m.
St. PauPs, Short avenue. Rev. w. G.
l.. Lauer pastor-Services at $50 a. m.
and 7.3O p m; Sunday school at $50
y. m.
Zions. Mifln avenue, Rev. +. +.
Zizelmann, pastor--Services at 1890 a.
nl.: Sunday school at . p. m.
Christ church, Cedar avenue and
Beech street, Rev. James Witke, pas
tor-Services at 1890 a. IN. and 80 p.
m; sunday school at p. IN.
st. Peters. Prescott avenue, Rev.
John Randolph, pastor-Services at
1890 "A. m. and $50 p M; Sunday school
at D. m.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Of the General Synod. corner Madison
avenue and Mulberry street, Rev.
Luther Hess Waring. pastor--9.30 a.
m. sunday school: $50 p. m., Young
Peoples society: 1880 a. m. and 7.30 u.
m. preaching services. Morning tonic
Growth In Grace" evening topic
"Naaman or Gehazi, Which," All well
come.
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Tor1lNrroW'S Services
Episcopal.

st. Luko's parish-Rev. Rogers Is
rael, rector; Rev. j.. j. Haughton. SEN
ior curate; Rev. NJ. T.. Nash, junior
curate.
Second Sunday after Epiphany.
st. Luke's church-1.30 Il. m.. Holy
Communion: 1890 a. m, morning
prayer and sermon; 80 =. m, evening
prayer and sermon: 81" a. m, Sun.
day school and Bible classes.
st. Marks. Dunmore-S a. m, Holy
Communion; 1880 n. m., sermon and
Holy Communion; 40 p. m, evening
prayer and sermon. 3 p. m, Sunday
school and Eible classes.
East End Mission, Prescott avenue
3 p. M. sunday school and Bible
classes; I.3O p. m., evening prayer
and sermon.
South Side mission, Fig street--230
p. n., Sunday school and Bible classes.
St. Georges, Oiyphant-2S so p. M.
Sunday school and Bible classes; $50
p. M, evening prayer and sermon.
Church of the Good Shepherd, COR
ner Green Ridge street and Monsey
avenue-Second Sunday after Epi-
phany. Rev. Francis II. Bateman.
rector. H0ly communion at 7.SC a.
M: morning prayer and sermon, 1890
a. m. Sunday school, ESQ y. m; even.
ing prayer and sermon, 1.3o r. m. All
welcome.
Christ's church protestant Episco-
paD, Washington avenue and Park
street, Rev, +. S. Ballentine. rector
Second Sunday after the Epiphany.
Morning prayer. litany and sermon at
1890 O'Clock; Sunday school at 23O y.
M: evening prayer and sermon at 730
o'clock. All seats free All welcome.
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REPLIED (Verses 40 and 5o).-Th,
answer of Jesus-IIis first recorded
words--eXplains His conduct and
gives the key to His after history.
"How is it that ye sought me " Put
the emphasis on the pronouns, yc and
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SEARCHED Oversees A and 4o.--
Many have wondered that Mary left
Jerusalem without her son. 1t must be
remembered that people went to the
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Not For M'Kiuleyi Agsinst Bryan.
It will be rather a reputation Of
Che man whois running against him
Not 10 Presidential campaign 10 a
generation has there been sdcii Is
general exhibition of voters select.
the lesser Of two evils.
The Herald's returns reveal that
while voters are not satisfied with
the policy of.the government in
Puerto Rico and the Philippines,
aud. while there is % great dislike
aud distrust Of the Industrial tend
encies toward trusts aud combina.
lions of capital, the powerful
thought in control,o of the ,voAing
will be fear OF ,MF.tBryan on fnan-
piai questions andSthe belief that he
would bring commefcisE financial
and industrial disaster II he went
into the White House, A
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McKinley's New Tork, Plurality Out
Out In Twain. ''%f

To return TO the Presidential con-
test. New Yofk, al The; 'natufSl
strategic point, OF the gam paign, has
become the great !, battle !, ground,
Mtg Bryan and his supporters re.
alize that il they do not cayy New
York State they will have. no chance
whatever Of Lighting the election.
Therefore. the eyes Of the country
are on the Empire State. ~ :. y. y
The Herald'supolh ;indicats1 chat
Mckinley will have . plurality 10,
the State 81 115,OOo. Both paftiss
are claiming the state the repub-
licans with a much gIester show Of
confidence. Private Information
from the DemocraticsC COMMITTEES y 10
that the men at the heAdofrmschine
expect Bryan 70 loSe by $4,000 in
the State. He cannot make. the 70.
suit close unlessihe does much bet,
ter in Greater New York than tho
polls aud canvasses now made show
him to able to do. }g9 s r. y,
:. Instead ofgetting oOospluralhy
i'd Greater, New York 81. ME- NJ, Croker
shows, his plurality viii be- nearer
$500 His plurality in NJ anhattan
New York cod6t vi issglAsed at 30
o00s which some democrats think
too high. Brooklyn, Kings county
should be carried BY Mckinley by
at least 5000 2'Quesnsr Borough,
Queens county will probably 60 for
Mckinley BY 700, and Bryan viii
carry Richmand. RorpaRh,. hylL2QQO.
McKinley's total plurality in that
portion OF the State outside of
Greater New York should be AL.
o6o, and McKiuled'O plutslity in%he'
State is thus figured at 1850.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A dividend Il. duo and syable to
the STOCKHOLDERS OF the inter. Island
Steam Navigation Coz ltd, at their
office, Queen Street, at 10 o'clock A,
NJ, on FRIDAY, November 2, 1900.
The StoeE Books, ef'the Company
will be closed to ttalsiers from No
yember I'd to the 9th inclusive.
-, o. H.lCLAPP,
~ Secretary,
Honolulu, October 81, 1900.
~ gs, E40 2w.f u E. :.
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When you want a hack ring up
l91. On that stand you will get a
reliable and good driver, a fine hack
and no overch arging. ..tt =.
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NOTICE.

The Stock Ledger 'ofihe. Inter.
Island. Steam Navigation Company,
Ltd, will be closed to transfers from
November 18th to December; 18TH
inclusive. G II. CLAPP.
rl~ Secretary.
Honolulu, Nov. o, 1900. 4S-lw. !.
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we, are going to have, a municipal
g,vefnAaent for Honolulu il the
legislature atAnds up TO the pro-
snises ef tbs parties now in majority.
1t bshosoves the men elected by tho
Republicans not to fight the issue
in toto, bat to use all their .fnhuenee
in checking Sny law which may
make Honolulu ,sp s"ppen town"
We want municipal govsFpment aud
We will get it, but the duty OF the,
rnsmbers Of the Legislature is to pre-
xsnt soy rash measure in framing the
law which creAte municipal .and
oouuty governments.
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Kentucby's famous Jesse Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons and at Loyeioy Il Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
} ISlsnds. 0~'
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-, Have your campaign docu ments
delivered by the American Messen-
ger Service, Tel. Main 1899. -
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TOPICS ,OR, THE +. DAY | j y g:

Our judges may seem severe but
the dignity ofthE Courts should
certainly be upheld.
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1t will possibly expedite legislative
business blythe defeat Of Loeben-
r'ein. There will be one wind bag
less lie the local parliament.
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Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele.
Phone. 972. ~.
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The Republicans areidevisiug var,
ious means, to contest the election OF
Independent candidates.; The De:
mocrats took their. frosty reception
at the polls gracefully and have no
kick coming. ,@"' as .N,'r, y.
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The Star says that leading De;
mocrats willooohtest the seating 81
Wilcox as a delegate. Nay, nay,
dear Star, the Repuhliesps will have
to pull their own, Chestuats out Of
tho Ere.
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FOR. SALE.

tp1 ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS
+ 21S0 and 9l0 at Kamaee,, North Hilo'
'HaEaii' Apply to- ns na .e,.t
MORRIS X. KEOHOKALOLE,
.8ll.L Real Estate Agent,
pYR IN K''hnps - ngtTs'
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The Star will soon claim that the
Indepen lent vote is an expression
OF faith 70 the Republican party.
Dear Star the votes OF the Indepen-
dent aud Democrats Of Hawaii are
dead against the policy OF the Re-
publican party under the leader
ship of Mckinley, snd against the
annexation OF Hawaii 10 particular
and imperialism 10 geaerut.
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xocxr- a1SD.eENERAL NEWS.

:
The INDEfBNDEYr SO cent per
month. alft ~ i
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We compliment the Devils Part.
ner" on having secured the election
OF Wilcox. Lorrin ThurSton is a
cleveralthouzh not an over ucrup,
Gus politician aud he is.laushiug in
his aleeve to-day at tbedefeat OF the
Sewsll gang. Between Baldwin and
Thurston the missionaries will con-
tyol the legislature. .a4 80.
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To-day the yellow ribbons OF the
Republicans are :. aon.picuous by.
th-ir ABSENCE We did sea two, one
OF which was upside down and the
other had tho motto 'on, the bnck Of
the wearer's hat. SO mote il be.
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''.''. - =. stf,ftG ~ ."t" y
The outlook ia that the Independ-
suts will have q iair maj ,rity in the
S'nate and We presume thu. it will
maan the refusal to ehdorse' the APP
pointment OF Rowell. Even the
minority will back auoh step
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Mr.. Parker has told1Tths {. voters
every daydurinslthe poet, iew weeks
that he H. the asowbsKi from II
m.a" Election returns, show that
Mr.. Parker's cowboys didht vote
often for him. .,e..
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1t WILDE amusing TO watch the
antics ofitheo pn1t, iegislstprs 40 lar
a. financial questions are eoDeeSosas
The debates on tax issues will fur'
nish more fun than 8 monkey show
aud Cecil Brown and ;Alesk Robert.
son will feel Very Lonely ~ q
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1t would seemy that Mr. Achi and
McCants Stewart, residents Of the
Fifth Representative District, prov
ed to bs'+oo+maeh4foT.the-x of
that district. The result OF the
elections in that district prove the
Chinsm.n aud the,'bruuette to be
hoodool OF the Grst.class.
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FOR SALE.

OIL nm LEASEHOLD ON BERE.
VEVVV tAnia sN'~Aet. 80 years to-
run. Present net income 500 per
month. Apply TO
WILLIAM SAVIDGE q co. t''
p "- ''' at 206 Merchant Street
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Just received from Germany, nine
different styles, with metal covers,
mottos and emblem., at z W
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SiIty.one other varieties in all
coloTs, up to
"a. VI ,aNl'I,.,..
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sls FACE.

= Cali and see this display. Also,
novelties 10 glasses and 2china for
table. Decorating. I Sec the NEW
TRUMPET VASES IN GREEN
g LASS, AZ inches in height.
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