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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-03-22

~ - A1AI1ll6'UAAAfO'A AsVu y
"Inrz Slocum has complet
"a, alone, a trip of nearly AL.
900 miles by rail from Butte,
Mont, to Winston-Salem, m
CT, says the knoxville, Tenn.
Journal and Tribune. THAT
she came through thatentire
distrance WITHOUT "a scratch
and was given thu best Of at |
tention 10 a tribute to rhAl
watchfullness and iatherly |
care Of the American railway
conductor.
"When Conductor Fred
Eantwell, who runs on the
Salisbury passenger, went
through his train gu Monday
to collect fares from his pas
sengers, he struck the most
diminutivs passenger it had
ever been his good fortune to
see and he has been running
/ for manv years.
"That passenger was a lit
tile girl, who lisped to his
query. that she was ak years
old. When he asked her for
her:ricket she gave it to him
and he was surprised to note
THAT she had Travelled contin-
uously for six daSs and
nights, coming from Butte,
Mont, where her ticket was
stamped and being bound
.Ifor Wrnston-Salem, N. q.
"The child was bright and
. Intelligent and wore neat but
plain clothing. With hersh
had q pasteboard box, ip
which mems shirts are ship.
ped, and in that box she had
, two or three complete chang
es OF clothing. Sewed to the
, band OF hel skirt was a little
bag tied with strings and in
lit was q note that perhaps
i many conductors had read
i The note, written in Butte.
merely gave the name OF the
little miss and stated thai
! $3.50 had been placed in th'
, = little bag to pay for her foot
! tlirom the time she started Or
!. her journey from the Pacific
coast until she reached be-
destination. 1t further re
y quested all conductors to se
, that she was provided will
~ food.
- conductor Cantwpll Ien'
). the note and then, just for 4
r. musement, counted her mon
- ey, for the little bag seeme
l. to contain much more tina
all the original $3.50. Whe
= he had completed the task h
~ found that she had exactl
!. $27. 80, showing that h g
so trip had been d .protitabI
n one to say the least
lv "a lady passenger, who t
!, came interested in the lit
in tourist, took charge OF h
and after giving her as goo
!. q wash as the toilet room
:. the train offered, changed h
clothing from head to heel.
"When Barber's Junctio
- which is IL miles west OF Ss
isbury, was reached, thelitt
girl was turned over to t
'1A Whist ton-SaIem man by Ct
r.. rs ductor Cantwell and g h
III, lwould then soon compile
q the remaining small fracti'
DO. OF her journey across the e
o.l .ltinent.
~ "That this little girl ma
fn- such a trip alone is surely t
her highest compliment t h /,
!. could be bestowed upon tn
lmuch worried. kindheart
s.N Coneroun official-tho Am
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-03-22
Over-Work Meakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy kidneys Make Impure Bleod.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

ued prosperity in all departments Of business. Large
bank ceanGs statistics Of railroad traffic. railroad
earnings. reports Of conditions in the various trades
the governments returns TO foreign trades, all go to
confirm the general conviction, not only that condi
tions are prosperous, hut BY comparative figures,
that they unprecedentedy prosperous. The labor
troubles among the machnisis have caused some
heayiness in the stocks Of the companies in the metal
industries, but have not affected the general mar
ket The large American subscriptions 70 the Brit
sh loan the recent subscriptions by American inst-
buttons 10 Russian railway bonds and sale Of New
York city bonds at the highest price on record arc
cited as evidence Of the abundance of capital seek
ing Investment and the growing wealth and infu-
ence Of the interest Of the financial Affairs q The
world.
The bond market has shown increasing activity
and strength as the week progressed savings banks
and ether institutions which have sold government
bonds have been in tho market fer high grade
railroad bonds
United states p and S. declined 9. new Il I.
the "a paint. and the rrfunding d. when issued.
IA In tho lad prica
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The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. March a-under the domination Of
higher cables from both Liverpool and Paris and
the strength u com MAY wheat opened &c over
yesterday, at 6syas5c. Trade for time vas fairly
active, shorts covering freely. Todays cash busi-
ness amounted 20 SO 30 bushels but II report
ed done AZ lower prices than yesterday. This, to-
fether with larger receipts and small eleaIanees'
the good weather and the fact that corn failed 70
hold Us eafly advantage. caused reaction, and
the close was rather heavy. May only shade over
yesterday. at csc.
With Liverpool ls@lld up light country offerings
and good outside demand corn gave an exhibit
ton Of obstinate pefversity by slowly ssgging from
the advanced position assumed at the opening.
which was lc up for May. at ssta3ssc. The loss in
prize was due TO persistent profit taking by longs
MAY declined 10 57ic. closing heavy At that price.
a shade under yesterday.
The oats market was, A. usual, o. very minor
importance. Influenced somewhat by corn ana
closed a shade up. At 2iAc
The trade in provisions was not large. There was
considerable profit taking and selling by pack
err May pork closed TIC down, May lard SgIte
lower and Mag MS 2!c down
The leading ftures ranged as follows:
Wheat No p Opening Highest Lowest CLOSING.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. March "a Cattle Receipts. 800 noni.
nAny steady NATIVES. good o. PRIME steers, W oa
SO poor 20 medium. u lsssii selected fessiers.
ftsit Is: nitrt stocke- nnsJ3 heifers ~ lod
te8. cannsrs 8 lSfl ~. bulls. t1SoaAoi calves.
sta6 rexansi Receipts fof the seek, t.0n bead
reHas Ted stesr ciossd s,Fons. SssHe' Texas bulls
tsfa a.
Hoe Receipts. peo. opened and closed weak
MIXED ADD butchers. 81 so - good 20, choice
heavy Ncsss =. rough hsavy. Nrds, hshL N@9
5 rs tllt q ssles, y lotbh
sod to choir. wsihef, q Sos fair 20 eboics mited
n fkas 81 Western sheep. q te1f YsArhnE. Sac
& - native lants . Eaf f Western lamhs s.ri IS
mia wsska rscsipia Cattle. 900; hoss. A4a
shasp 50 lat weeks rnccipta -IstNe. fbno !.
hoga ULu shesp, U.oQ
Omaha.
OMAHA Mareh a-Catte- necaigts 90 head :
naftst fuii native hsef steers. ttas - GUYS ani
tsifsrs 81 0ft = ctnuers 8 isal y stoJkgrs and
feeders 5 isats calves. = iesi 3 bulls and stass
s. ssH1N
ne, Hecsirts 500 head m,rkrt shade higher:
hear s. a-ttt De-. mixed 81 fltaf y. light s. $50
5 - tuh q saiss, tAnfs -
sheen nrIripts 1g bead. market steady fair to
.bai.v naufca Ubft5 fair 90 ch1ice Western
81 laa5 Q common aad STOCK shcsp. " as. lambs
ssai
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barley y567; alfalfa. EasD; stost. nominal; com
pressed wheat. s1l89 % straw. per bale, S9ioe
Potataes-Eariy rose 6aa75c; river Buroanks, fos
Tsc; river reds. nominal; sweet, E25a20 Oregon
Yeeetatlss-silYer skin onions. s2.2sao s5 eucum-
hers 7seas 80: green peas sl25alfsi string beans
7a9e per % tomatoes. sl59a2 Ter box asparagus
T5cesi75
Fruif-Choiee apples. SIPS; common. 5oc; navel
oranges 81 lsa2T5. Mexican lines, s. 56a6; common
california lemons 81 choice California lemons.
81 z5q1 81; hananas flG2D. -
Butter Fancy creamery. lgc; do seconds lsalsci
fsney dairy. lsa17c; DO seconds. Htl5c.
Cheese-New, T@sc; young America, Ras3c; East
ern. ls4el7c. 49,
Egas-stofe. i2ai24c; fancy ranch. l39li4c
Poultry Turkey gobhlers, i09llc, turkey hens. l3g
&c; Ola ROSTERS yidf25; young roosters, @es-5o
small broilers 1904; large broilsrs. S5oa5. fryers
N8s5o. hens. Ne5; geese, s2a2 ..
Wool and Hops.
wooi-sprinE: Nevada l29lsc; Eastern Oregon
iaaisc: valley Oregon. Da22c- Fall Northern
mountain lambs. I0al2c: mountain lambs, SO loc;
san Joaquin plains. "a ioc; Humboldt and Men
docino iislsc
Hopa-Crop Of 1870. llai3e for choice.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Inactlrs December s.0il; cash, cole
Corn-Large yellow. Nn4alb.
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PURCHASING PRICES.

TIE following prices are being offered 70 the pro
Saerr rs TIE ises dealers for delivery In round ios
on tbs daek AID Ia the car At seattle. 49,.
GrAin-Oats, fi9ifn. barley. t6p; wheat CHICKEN
feed SIS yais: bran. tl2i shorts, VS. ~. 49,.
Hay Puget sound. sdS; Eastern washington
Timothy SlsalT; alfalfa. rS per ton
Tggs-stricily fresh ranch, i5alie -
nufters- fre~h ranch. lsdzc. Creamery ssdHc
Pouliry-LiFe chickens. tzic; live turkeys' he'
tufksys lie; geese. iec. ducks, s2S@aA
Live stnck-Choics beef cattle, cows, ieHc; steers,
tgIsc: choice sheer. tid5e. good hogs, live, We
Laza dressed &c: calves dressed, large. &C. small
D. calves, i've, large &c: small. g.
HIDES psita and wool Heavy sound saltsd steers
over % ~. D.. medium. sound per 10. sc' Hsht,
sruud under u lbs. se. COWS, sound, AL Neisnts'
fac, stays bulls and oxen, &c salted hps, If
eakes Per H. Sc; green hides, ie less than sated
dry hides. per 10, i2iei dry culs. one-thnd les
s.yn,n.r ds~r per H. gsdzc: winter deer. dry. Hf
a. papery deer, adisc; dry sk. sel0c green elk.
sSftc, sheen p.its 25adtL0; sheArlings. iSe23e
Tasssrn Washington wool. sai0c, Western Wash
inron WOOL Ne, dirty or timber burned. Dsho
taiiow, 1tffsle.
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~-s-F77asHHssa-s-ss-'a-s-s7-7
MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Merchants Exchange reports tho following
movements ~ vessels
SaFVfrRnrsco~ Arrived March "a. Indiana; sailed
March q. wash,enAw. Tacoma: saied March "a
9. IL. Merchant. Blskeley. arrived March g. wa
laTnette.
London March y. German ship Arethnsa from
Altoona January Il fof Seattle. was spoken March
In latitude Is degrees sgnfh longitude e doeraes
west, with Tisela started. ship leaking. continued
voyage
Town.Snd--Auived March "a. Bdtish ship Cham
pion. from ROYAL Roads Tor Hadlook
Tacoms Arrived March "a. ship Cnmisofiand
steamer MatieAwAn sailed a. 10 a m fnf Han
Francisco, II. w. Bartlett for San Pedro. Mariun
fer san FrAncisoo. Tidal Wave for Henelaln
Neah Bay Rain. wind west, six niies
Crescent Cloudy. nsht northeast Wind
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Cold and silver Exports.
MARINE NEWS.

TENERiFFE- Arrived Mt-rh a Tsrls stn Frar.
-s-n 80 Lrmp4e4. halafiAad. i-sllafsisb-a. 70
,aut. Baataa-
Y0kOHAAA-AriVea MareA o. c,saz. s.z
Fraarsro
esrua via H4la
C0Mox sallsd Ntrh a. star Bfis-.i. saa Frah.
ris-a
OYSTER HARBOR-Arrirea MaFrh = ,fusr We
Hf-to1 san FrAlelf1o- Sailed. sfr1r Wsraela Rsn
FraHrtern
ytCToRIA-A-lved March i. Br unr warr,.
rais. fram -e.neg as14rea MAzta ID. 81 1hip gaam-
a8au iron Honolulu
SAN ANCf-Cp-ArriTfd Nara "a sfnr WI
l@z.s.ts, sx-st.s, s.E-T kSsSEt A1Azs5s, Sszs.l.5
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THE SEATTLE MsRKETs.

To.lag fi5ssh 4 wrsk that vas somsfhing q
eentfa.f b. ths ar1rffF that marked ~ two I'M
sasffsfa fradsesssCrs While business va not on
ths nfiutl line q euiiness there has haen per
esugihe shfk a. the volume q uhds iheis y
n9,hing "a the tfuatiou. hoEeFer. q ehtA'otAssi
sa.r,<-sr In ftf-r IL a. yet real reason t9r
mrs q ~ ~ afdiuafy foH q supply and afinah-
Ths tu3 praasdins seeks we're srceptiQns' eha y y
crty ~ rsasnn q TIE extra Hralt aHfinx tAt NH'e
that tLs ffsaant quiat s remarked
Prs sfs rfnrtlrsis unchanged ~ the etee.
srvt IL. IN most lines n produce anf tIaiN ha's
80 snfssi.rt a rssst tie demand. but there Is a
Tn. All better are holding arn Il ne quota,
tn q MoBaay. ssd there u nihs hA'Dh''4 ~
perisry' i've ard dressed. shows symptoms *
ssrIins aud q T. not improhatie that ths eViAi"s
week wi develop ne ian IN pree
The r1arkst othefvise Is unchanged
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mand and at s2as s2l for sixty days; posted rates,
81 s9ea4.sSt and ass4GsS; commercial bills, Hsll6p
Mexican dollars, s7lc; government bonds. easier
state bonds. inactive railroad bonds, strong.
weekly bank Statement.
The weekly bank statement shows the following
decrease. 81. 5eoToo specie. decrease. socT legal
tenders, increase ss7ocp deposita, decrease. 49,.
ss 800 circulation, increase. 1891 go Banks now
hold S6lf 800 in excess a legal requirements
The Financier says: The New York banks are
gaining in surplus reserve, although the current
statement shows a loss IN actual cash during he
fact that loans and deposits being contracted
heavily. What "a bringing about this sudden de-
IA rather difficult to answer, but that special
operations are responsible Is not conceded. One
hank alone seems 20 have contracted rs loan com.
mitments 20 an amount equsI TO the shnnkass
ton vas responsible for tho greater part Of the
falling on IN deposits.
As It, cash holding suffered a material reduction
what higher than week A loan reduction
Il almost S2inooo in two weeks. With propor.
AZ this time n year. In fact these agures have
been rarely exceeded at any TINA The reduction.
rising. even With heavy loss 81 caAh 70 the treas
ury aud the interior The factors that have been
prominent Tor several wecu In deplstinz the cash
holdings Of the banks elOrI changing last
week, Tor instance. the loss 10 tha Interior uas
nothing ~ Consequence. and the treasury is no
longer gaining al the expense u the hauks TX.
change az domestic oenters Is strong owing 10 re-
mittAuces 20 New fofk board secount and the
treasury from this cause VII probably 10 debtor
far time. The new circulation taken cut
mast, sooner o. later. have an elect money
rates. that the Immediate osatlook fAvors an
easier condition hurTeNf-s bod TINS us~. II their
iadispssltiun 20 place offerings at ruling Quota
tiuns nov Is eritefion aud the attitude q lend
sn also rshs-ta The sams opinion. In ths face II
resiyinz activity on the stock sxehsnss. however.
81 Is not s4fe 20 ccunt GA a cpnanasd reduction IN
TIRE issdins items u the h4nES The New York
insuiuiiuus arc working rev circulation irtn uas
tbs Increase x the rsFt Week hsrins been tsgI 20
T1is hrisgs the trtal 20 iB.21fo whicA. wkls
rot a reQord Hsurc. Il YET far above The Ats1Asa A
Continued Increase Is 20 - e1p>etet.
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Flour Steady winter patents, i0d3 30; strsiehts'
a. 0d3 70. clears s2T0as. sprinE specials. S. so:
at.. 81 l.ss1 IS straishts. s2eo@3; bakers. sad
whsa,-No. spring. siiasiic; No red. CSC.
Corn-No 2 side
oats-No q aiaa5le; No white. 26sdzic; No )
white. 2eaGc.
Rye-No. q S.c
Harley-No 2 Ssfi3c.
ssed-No / Hax. 81 IS: prime timothy, s.. ios2 Is.
Pofk-Mess per Dbl sli l0dll75
Isrd-Per no lbs s60Sa62o
Hih.-short sides loose, y 2Sa68
shouldes-Dry ssled. 6laeic.
sides-shart clear, boxed. So Ded0.
whisky- Distiflers' finished goods. per gal. tl24.
susar-Cut loaf. O.; graduated, ste.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW NORk March % Flour Rsceipts SIS
tanta tspdrts Or 90 tArfis markft dull Mime
safa rateft 8 itfl il. aIutrr uralEhts, S. isf1 IS
Wheat Receipts s. eo tashss sp0t. steady No
: red fsr elevator uF,l.ns tptutA and closed ua.
ftangrf o. D. uaf afeauoe MAJ a. closed. Zee
gair ~. September. 20.
Wlr4 STEADY
Hrrs steady
Oafse. uftaus olasci barely steady % 70 points
i.utf sslrs y 50 baEs. iuelainR Mtryh stc. May
a. Jrg ge August tig. tfri lln, SON. No Z
Irtag.-. s.st. 40 Iathas stasi nlld. quist
tHrtnFa a.ftie
sassr Rsu. frn t,it rsan.as sBls,. csutri
tsal p ter'. tTlt. rnaeL Arm GRADUATED. IS,
.rt Sat So
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FOREIGN.


new YORK, Msfea - ne coraneseisi Asssf-
tlstTt Londan financial eahlrgrNn .ayss
The uasksts hese were generally 1giet but firm
TO-DAY. Americana again artlfe and stsoax
thYuaghout the session Sna t.oeaf wel ug@ parity
nunhsr x sssiers resnsinins ia TIE street aWait-
"a ssv Tusk fficfa Sentiment u TerT aEtlrrtsfie
ia ihs midst n shs huoysnrY. usuFsf A Rio grznaa
ara BAitzu Ohio fks ca'T feai1fas
Ess1thern Pscifc cuutinasd heaFr Tfutaa were
ssruns At "a Leans Ans siasouna Fsrs arm
Closing Quotations.
LONDON hsuh A-CNnsdiaa Psfnr -
rrlon Pscisc sesfrr~i, ~ Nsrfhsru Ps.iac tss-
fsrrsd ~ GrsBi Trgnf y AnAoaata. 4.
HaF Nirer steady. A. ~
Moasy. lass pef csrt
= = q
Cold and silver Exports.
NEW YORK March q eTha srpasis e "a Al
silver from tia port f1y ttis wask aasgxsas g4s'El
s.lrtr tars sn4 con. anA III - g1ad
=
Imports Of specie.
SEw YORK. MasA = n lzlors < s.scs
ira wsch wus g. 90 ga.f 40 tG - aiFo
q & r
Condition of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON. Msfgh A-TodArs staiszsst q
fhe trraszrr hala1ass a tas frrr-s4 fard. rr-asra
& thF $3.50 lo goa sessfre 80 - Auaaa q
fs3ierhg'tlan. safsf+
AvaiiAtAf rasa t2aance tifl fs4 d
loi4 uzeFrs p. l 50
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loNpuN Mkvh % wheat Cannss on rss,-
al rather stsltf rnE.al aHlnrI mukets quiet
I'D t-f a ra1f. flw. frtr.a loaaty msfkst
lHiFt
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
; :. -. .s2se .s5d 20 =ss,22o 0

ssa.tis. wash Mareh y. 1917.
Erctsngss ~ TIE Seattle laclna. npoEanv ano
forflaad clssung houses tuaay
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
san tRANCisCo.


san TRtND.~.1. N.Hr % s.-ar. I'd La
slr ttrs 500. t.aes i.t... rflt
o.
Financial
svss oar Et N.aaH -..tn,. ~ .is-. G-aa.
asat rr-. 81. ,..as .h
MN NoRk
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nAANi'alA
iarsi report AaalHaam tesseerrfars g. sala.fssf-
teuIFr.'urs- q mean tso gsrst1fs g. tyaes n rsfa
- f4rins ihe lat = hegH usAt 20 frash ,s.sA l.
t1ltteazi uiafs.
4 - wnALAnER.
Observer, Weather naresg
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Dairy Prod nets.

oa the produce exchange today the butter market
va. steady creamcries. aaAbc; dairy leazlc
C9,se.. arn, i2a he. Eggs. steady. fresh. loic.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST FoR SUNDAY.
Portland, Or March "a isn
OecasinnI rain. stationary temperature.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AguI.
CULTURE, WEATHER RuREAu
DAILY BULLETIN.
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sAN FRANgrsCo MArcA "a Wheat .-t-tr..
h,3sv negleetsI. os-s asu sTet euetaurus aare
Wbrat Sa.pyir. ~ g. asc ,l.A-i Va, r rs
Rsti-r-F ssd fastS. brepiug sssssc
Oatr-Gray OrcsoG s. "a Ia. ua.il.ns, 5. SO
INA Ted &c2SlA
Receipts
Y1olr quarter SACKS AN, 40 ortgon- $50
VII ,ertAies as. 90 Oreeca 50; tarlcf. crl-
80 =. -. oais ceatss lIA. beaas. all 81
c,,rf, crrtAls 40. retst0es sacks - Iran. SACHS
lev: uiitIlags. sacN. 40 bay. te't - N't"
hals, lal: hides, uuH6Se, 10
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Nulstuas- ia,uiuss SIZE %. hraa, Slaal Der tcA
, NAM AssA ssss.ssi NAsas 49, 81 49, sss
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pf,.s,- Erpost ~ r,at So. VI hia..isu
ssse' r,lllp. 81. 4 esaA. S. hslsstsra. tit
So
TACOMA WHEAT MARkET.
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sAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..

f~,RrtANp Msreh Wheat set'r. n
fsr WanA Wans valley. s., tssatasa. D.
-
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mRnd and at s2dt s2i for sixty days posted rates,
81 ssta4.sst and 81 ss46tT commercial bills, Asllep
4sia; silver certificates eniGelie; bar silver. 5stc
Mexican dollars s7ic; government bonds. easier
state bonds, inactive: railroad bonds, strong.
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Augustus ftt9u. IT, - Afta .s'ss ssgss
HFWis+ llarry 1u me TOSS
.T-he Rising Genersig'A ---------@-
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Uay-russt sound, per ton, slAi2s Eastern Wash.
instan timothy, Nsaia. alfalfa. tli.
Osu-Fer ton, Nla0
HAriey~ Rolled, tf0tffi
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-22

LsalDe Wyffse Ate Rve~yShan9.
Cntfi they arr trained 10 eat property
yu1nGxsefs are usually HE nffle pig
gie& Thsy -roos- shrssgA everyshing
ard lcAve . mus afssr shem- wulie.
6 pears old be- . pair q pArents VIA
uy 70 bseak him q IL Aahas - tak-
ing things On ~ panaR tAat - cannot
81 ed isavsag nnncA - - - vaaoA
He b h ssis 80 - kpsss uo6er
eAa1r vs0AfU1D@ - So
-Yoo uuDe az - esu1 -. wuna.
his nanma wsA ~. m WH1Ds vfn
ouftfuIly eaf the crust
-Don't tahe sch . lasge pesee e
cake. Willie. unless y0u On ct n. =
his papa Win say. and wulje win take
it and stuff himself With \ rashsr than
TO teave 4 crumb for his father 10
9rumb1e about
The other day WINE vas Invited 10
Q birthday party. His mother dressed
him In bis best Clothes
Now. mind. winie." Vas the last
thing she said ~ him. -eat everything
you take on your plate"
Willie came home that evening with
severe pains. The little girl In Whose
honor the party was given was Is
years old Her mother had baked 4
birthday cake. and part Of the scheme
Of ornamentation OF IL were ID wax
candles There were three Of them on
the piece that was put on Willie's
plate.-Pittsburg News.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-22
A Cure For Chronic Diarrhoea.

about FIVE years ago 1 was trou-
bled with catarrh of the lower bowel"
SAYS c. T. Chisholm. 4S4 Dearborn
Ave-. Ccicago, land although l con-
suited several eminent physicians
who prescribed for me, / found their
remedies failed to in any way relieve
me, and the trouble almost became
chronic. After suffering several
months, one day concluded to try
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera AMI
Diarrhoea Remedy and l beg to as
sure you that was most agreeably
surprised to find after taking two
doses of the remedy that | was COM
p,etely relieved Of the disease that
had cost me so much trouble and an
noyance. am thankful to say that
l have not suffered from it since"
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co., gem
eral agents for Territory of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-22
Letting Hin OF Easy.

Before agree to undertake your
defense" said the eminent criminal
lawyer who had been called In. you
win have to be perfectly frank with
me and tell me the whole truth Did
you embezzle the 5000 you are &C
cused Of having takeny
Yes, sir" replied the accused man.
I'm not attempt to conceal the fact
from you stole every penny Of 1t.
How much OF II have you left?'
Its all gone but about f10."
Young man." said the eminent law
yer. putting on his gloves, you'd bet
ter plead guilty and throw yourself on
the mercy Of the court"
.'I'll do it IL you say so. sir. What
ore you going to charge me for the ad-
viceY'
Ten pounds. "-London King.