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r1ILI.INERY OPENING
At Time. Lewis r1arch
23d, Saturday.
A Powder MIL Explosion

Removes everything in sight; so do
drastic mineral pills, but both are mighty
dangerous. Don't dynamite the delicate
machinery of your body with calomel.
croton oil or aloes pills, when DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, which are gentle as
sumner breeze, do the work perfectly
Cures headaches. constipation. Only 25c
at Streamer's drug store.
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Keep your eye on Joe's
window. 1t will pay you
when you need a suit.
Volcanic EruptiOns

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
Of 10y. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures
them also Old. Running and Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises. Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
Chilblans. Best Pile cure on earth
Drives out Pains an Aches. Only Is Ct.
box Cure guaranteed. Sold by
S.reamer's Drug Store
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The city council at its meeting last
night renewed the contract with the
Colorado & Southern railway to furnish
water to the company for San year. the
existing rate.
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In response TO call for mothers
meeting on Tuesday afternoon over two.
hundred women gathered In the NJ. E.
chapel to greet Mrs Kellogg. Of Battle
Greer, Michigan. and listened to very
abe papsr from her on Laying the
Foundation Of Child Character"
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Miss Stevens, cf the Telephone Office,
popular young lady. has lost some
rings. grasped by the hands of scne
sordid individual Leave at this Office
and receive reward.
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JAMES Mahan, residing at 1925 Pine
street. the residence Of Chauncey Stokes.
lost a watch by burglary OF the house
last night No clue.
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Judge H. Cater OF Denver was in
town today after social time spent a,
Eldora with the Red mems tribe Gf that
place "A fine tribe Of our order" said
the por ly judge as be lef. for Denver
this afternoon.
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w. G Cook. wife and two children
have arrived home from several months
sp mt on the Pacific coast Mr. Cook re.
turns to Colorado convinced that Colo
RADIO is the bes, state and Boulder the
best city" IN this wide, wide world.
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Ever since Mr. Herman returned from
New York-two weeks ago-they have
been busy at the Peoples store getting
in their large ock for spring, and now
they advertise their first great sale TO,
Saturday ard Monday. The bargains
they offer are worth your attention. See
ad on first page. third column.
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Tie university girls baske, bill team
rn u3 agains, The real thing at tie
han's OF the fa' girls OF he Ag i,ul
,ural college last night. The m.ikln lids
defeated the par!or girls by a score o! "a
to 4. Boulder's first de[ea. in b skc, b l..
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The officers of the Ladies Union Of
the M. E. church will give a social in
the church p,rlors Friday afternoon
from to s, to which all friends of the
church are invited. Refreshments ten
cents. KATE FORSYTHE,
AIT Secretary.
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An "All Around the World" social
evening at the Congregational church
parlors tomorrow evening for members
of the church and congregation and their
friends.
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Rev. Father Francis and Father Ber
rard t Denver, Father Athleburt OF
Pueblo. Father Henry of Louisville.
Father Nicholas OF Longmont and Father
Cornelius of Ward are gu sts OF Father
Chrysos,rom for few days.
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A young son Of Mr. Hardcas,le, aged
FIVE or six, mere boy, was run over by
a wagon Yesterday and suffered com
pound fracture Of the leg. Attending
physicians believe that amputation will
not be necessary.
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Hon. sandy" San5orn turned the leg
islature over to Hon. Bill Smith today
and honored Boulder by his oleaginous
presence all day.
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Carson Gilbert. of the popular drug
firm Of Gilbert Bros has passed bis ex.
animation in highly credi.able manner
and Is now a registered pharmacist.
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The city council has ordered that the
500 volumes purchased of the Labor
Union be transferred to the reading
room. where they can be held for circu
!ation purposes without. COS, to the
city sns
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Mr. II. o. Wangel;n appeared before
the council last night and offered some
appropriate resolutions for the quarto
centennial, which were adopted.
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CDE1s 20 our millinery opening next
Friday and see The largest and finest as
so-,E mt CT pattern hats ever brought to
Bou'de The PEOPLES STORE.
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Toe curtain rises SI5 sharp ,omo'.
row ev ming and the PHYSICAL Culture
proer N gins. II YOU wait till S:3o
y.u will miss a be; .ful number.
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Every lady Of Boulder should ses thu
pretty new goods arst seen At Boulder at
Mrs Upson's millicery parlors Saturday
attern oon and evening
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Miss Minnie Strait of Boise City is
the guest of Mrs Lena Rose and daugh.
ter Maude. for few weeks.
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You are cordially invited to attend our
millinery opening next Friday.
The PEOPLES STORE
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Tickets on sale at Fonda's for the
Physical Culture entertainment and
Grecian Drama.
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OPENING

Funefal of The late Alpheus Wright
will occur TOMORROW.
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Mrs Kate Policy is moving back into
her Walnut street home.
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DO not forget the millinery opening
next Friiay a, the Peoples store. We
will show fine line OF has for every.
b ,dy
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c. L. Lewis has opened a business co
lege at 2oIo I5,h street, rear Of Noah
Ark.
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The little child OF Mr. and Mrs w altel
AppeIdorn is sill very ill.
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Millinery opening Saturday MarcI
2,ri. Golden Rule Store
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II you are looking for desirable home
in Boulder, see !. w. Richardson, II b
street, corner Spruce.
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Grand Millinery opening Sa,urda!
afternoon and evening. March q. al
MS Upson's parlors. IIl4I Pc III street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Hon. Tim O'Connor is home from Ari.
IONA.
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The Golden Rule millinery opening
will occur Saturday March ..
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For SALE AT A BARGAIN-A 6 roc N
h, use with barn. Apply to owner ard
We agents commission.
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Onion sets at Coulehan's.
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II ct
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2l6t 2,77 Spruce Street.
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Ri OF LUNGS (CIPENT CONSUMPTION SAVED BIZ PERUN.
ooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooo
5 Report of Barracks Matron Of Peruna's

Report of Barracks Matron Of Peruna's
Great Work as a Catarrhal Tonic.
A letter from Mrs. T. 3. Smith, Hos
pital Matron Of the Omaha Barracks
written from 1927 n. Clark street, Chica-
60, Ill, is of interest in this connection.
Her letter reads as follows:
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, O.
6entlemen-Peruna seemed 20 be the
favorite tonic among the soldiers al the
barracks. If they were weak or con-
valescent after an illness, it would build
them up and restore their strength in o
very few days.-Mrs. r. B. smith
In all cases Of catarrhal weakness Pc
runa brings prompt relief That nun
down, weakened condition Of the sys-
TEN described by DIT. Hartman as sys-
temic catarrh has hitherto been found
by the profession very stubborn and
difficult Of cure. These cases yield TO
Peruna as if by magic
Another Nurse speaks How Peruna Helps
in Catarrhal Weakness.
Mrs. Kate Taylor graduated nurse
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PROMINENT
PERSONS ARE
IMPLICATED
Rumored Indictment Is Sen
sati0n of the Hour
AT GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA
Judge Burford Makes an Ad-
dress to the Jury.
AT GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA

Guthrie, o. T. March 28.-The rumors
which have been current that officers OF
the Oklahoma Savings Loan and Trust
company had been indicted by the grand
jury seems to have foundation. Guthrie
people have talked nothing else today.
and it has caused a sensation owing to
the fact that the men implicated are
prominent in the affairs Of the territory.
The grand jury was called into court and
returned six indictments. These were or
dered placed on record by Judge Burford.
but the arrests viii not be made until
later on. Judge Burford caused quite a
sensation in addressing the jury. He said:
Under the laws of the territory of Ok
lahoma all goods, properties and monies
of the company may be conhscated to
the school fund of the territory. and if
the concern is a lottery, then all who are
shareholders and expected money in re-
turn are liable to a penalty"
other instructions were given, and al
though the name Of the company was
not announced, yet the only surmise
which has been made is that it is this
one concern. owing to the previous trou-
BILE. under the laws OF the territory per-
sons carrying on a lottery may be pun
ished for a felony, or by jail sentence,
or fine of $500 or both. The members
)f the JUICY were finally discharged. after
having been in court for some time.
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Boulevard, Chicago, III, he gives his
experience IN the following words:
Exposure during army life seemed
to affect my kidneys, and was afraid
would suffer with disease of the kid
neys. I have known several cases of
that dreaded disease, and was much
worried.
"a comrade whose kidneys had been
cured through the use of ePeruna adj
vised me to useit Hound that the first
bottle relieved me, and after the faith
full use Of eight bottles [ was new and
happy man. have not had an ache or
pain for over a year ow."-John Erie
bertshauser.
Peruna is the soldiers friend, not only
because it cures catarrh wherever it
may be located, but it is also q splendid
tonic, and has been found invaluable to
those convalescing from fevers duo to
the change Of air and water incident to
camplife.
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AN AMENDED CHARTER
Granted to the Choctaw and Northern
kOad.

/ Granted to the ChOctavv and Northern
HOad.
/ Guthrie, 0. T, March 23.-Oklahomans
have been much interested in the con-
struction of what was known as the
NTatonga and Northwestern railroad. The
road was to have started at Geary and
built to Alva with branch lines. This
morning an application was filed with
Secretary jenkins, asking that the for
mer articles of Incorporation be amend
ed and that the name Of the proposed
road DE known as the Choctaw Northern
railroad and the company known as the
Choctaw Northern Railroad company
This means that the Cnoctaw road viii
construct the proposed line, and it viii
tap some of the richest country in Okla
homa
according TO the amendments in the
sccretary's Office, the road VIII start at
an intersection with the Choctaw. Okla
homa and Gulf railroad near Geary and
win extend in a north or northwestern
direction across a portion of Canadian
county, going through Blaine and Woods
counties to Alva. thence north to the
north line OF Oklahoma. The main line
Of the road viii be one hundred and
twenty miles long
Provisions are made for a branch line
extending from some point on the main
line in Woods county, ia the direction Of
Kiowa, Anthony or Kiowa, in Kansas.
Also right to build a branch line from
some point on the main line in Blaine
county TO Woodward, O. T.
The place of the general offices Of the
road VIII be at Oklahoma City, instead
OF at Geary, as formerly announced in
the articles of incorpora ton, filed with
Secretary Jenkins under the other name.
Instead of a capital of two million dol
lars, capital of four millions has been
asked for under the new mana cement.
The former directors of the road num-
Der i've and were Beeks Erick, Of
Weatherford; w. r. Kelley, Of Watonga;
W. H. Phillips, Of Gatwaba; Leander
Martin, Of Watonga, and Seymour Foose,
of Watonga.
The amended articles viii provide for
nine directors. Five of these are named
in the application in Secretary Jenkins
office They are: Chas. Il. Ingersou, Of
Philadelphia, Pa; T. NJ NcLoud. Little
Rock, Ark; Beeks Erick. Weatherford
and John w. Shatel, of Oklahoma City.
Just how soon work win begin on the
lire is not known. The route proposed
is similar TO that of the other line BY
a recent act passed by the legislature. the
amendment of the charter and the change
of route is allowable Previous TO this
time it was not and as soon as ascer-
tanned that such could be done the
amended charter was prepared.
There are vet four directors to be
the five men now in the company, and
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sons discourse at 3ls South Water
street this evening at 7:S0
Workmen are busy putting on the In
ishing touches 10 the new shoe store ~
Jones Il Titus. at $50 North Main, and
the firm expects to open for business
some time in the near future
Mr.. A. c. KERRY died AZ g o'clock iast
night 81 his residence. go East Do1<-
las avenue The funeral SD take place
from his lats residence this afternoon Pc
O'Clock Burial in Maple Grove eeme-
terry. Friends invited 70 the funeral
4Ir. w II. Herbig ~ this city. returned
home yesterday from Oklahoma He re-
ports the wheat LOOKING hne- Farmers
are pIouehing and are oustly engaged pc
planting their crops. oats esp -l4iiy. sly
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Guthrie @. T.. March 2s.-Blackwell
captured the next territorial Information
al convention Off 1870. The delegates
from Blackwell and surrounding towns
made q splendid fight for the convention
and succeeded in landing first place From
this time on the sunday school workers
of that city wilI make preparations -
have the best sunday school convention
ever held fu oklahoma
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Herbig says many emigrants are comi-g
FRI OH the time AND masking the- hen
with The o'd settiers Ife sass fhc EoeF
Island Railroad company ga iuilaiue a
new road. commencing at Eaid ari rr-
ming twcGty 20 twenty-five mites
then Turning south the road 81 - b. alNt
% IT ssh we. D. q good oreaaE
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Guthrie, o. T.. March 2S-The Elks'
lodge of this city elected officers last
night and had a social session Of sew
eral hours in their lodge rooms. The
event was a very pleasant one and the
members OF the Ethel Tucker Theatrical
company were guests f honor. A splen-
did menu was prepared for the members
and visitors Speech making and toasts
were In order and Harper S. Cunningham
arted as f.asErr. star
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APPLETON, WIS.


The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, o. :
Gentlemen 80 After returning from
Cubs felt my health was considerably
broken down. Standing in water for
days in the trenches affected my lungs
until the doctor said had quick con-
sumption. MY mother advised me to
use Peruna, and in three months my
lungs were as well as ever.
IhaVe arranged to take some Peruna
with me to the PHILIPPINES, as I con-
slider ii indispensable to maintain my
health In the unfaVorabIe climate. ---
William Sfegman.
The above case was one of catarrh of
the lungs. This condition is often mis-
taken for consumption, and is undoubt-
eddy the first stage of this dread disease.
Thousands of instances in which q
prompt recovery has followed the use
of Peruna in catarrh of the lungs shows
that this remedy can be relied upon to
cure this class of eases.
An Officers Narrow Escape From an Ag-
gravated Attack of Catarrh of Kidneys.
Another case very similar to the above
was that of Capt. John Friebertshauser,
Captain of the German Artillery, Reg't
No. II, who suffered with catarrh of the
kidneys, due to exposure of army life.
Peruna cured him quickly and perma-
nently, and in letter from 202 Montrose
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Standing For Days knee-Deer
in Cuban Trenches.
HIS GREAT ENDURANCE.
At Last Yielded And The Soldier
Boy Returns Home to Die.
Bis Mothers Earnest Appeal to Use
Peruna Is Followed And He Is Cured
of Very Bad Phase of Catarrh
of The Lungs.

DERUNA attained great popularity
4 among the officers and privates Of
he army as well as the Navy during
he late war with Spain.
A great many letters were received
rom field and hospital corps indicating
hat this popular climatic remedy had
become weu-nigh Indispensable to them
Peruna is not only a National remedy,
put has proven itself National bless
ing. Letters from every quarter are re-
seived daily testifying to the virtues Of
Peruna in cases of catarrh that had long
since given up all hope of cure.
Coughs, colds, influenza, la grippe and
acute catarrh yield atonce to the action
ofPeruna. ocase fcatarrh can entire
Iy resist the curative virtues of Peruna,
as every case is either cured or perma-
nently benefited.
Mr.. VIM. Stegman, member Co. L, Both
q. S. Volunteer Infantry, writes as fol-
lows:
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friendship TO vote against him, forr I
Ilpov the crowd and know they would
run him or ruin him"
MANY FAIR SHOPPERS
Continued from Sixth page

ence to the Southwest Kansas confer
ence. which conVenes at Newton next
Wednesday. They VIII arrive in the city
over tho Missouri Pacific at I p. m. and
lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Muir
dock Following lunch a reception VIII
be rendered them, to which the Method
fst people Of the city and friends, also
ministers belonging to the conference,
with their wives, are invited.
Observation-Disclosures
! Last Monday evening. at Ktugman, the
marriage Of 1r. Ben Bowen Anawalt and
/ Miss Lucreta Shelton GrOsVenor took
/ place Alr. ard Mrs. Anawalt are now in
/ this city. Mrs. Anawat is a charming
young woman of bright intellect. gra-
( cious manner and is loved by all her
/ friends for her many god qualities Mr.
/ Ben AnawaIt is virtually a Wichita pro-
duct pure gold ia character, an energetic
business man, genial, whole-souled, and
both young people who viii hereafter
add to the brightness Of Wichita's So
cial life, are to be congratulated. They
viii be at home after April i at 1920
North Market street.
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
On last Monday evening Mr.. w. T. Sex
ton was the recipient Of q very enjoyable
surprise when about thirty relatives con
1t was his seventeenth marriage ami
versary and his wife took this means of
celebrating the occasion The evening
was spent very pleasantly with games
and witty conversation. Music was fur
nished by Miss Lola Sexton, MIS-. Della
Hughes Shette and others, TO the delight
of those present. Among the presents
received was Il beautiful rocker, presented
by Mr. T. X Sexton on Debalf OF his
brothers and sisters with good wishes,
and much happiness for the Luture At
the close of the evening a delightful sup
per was served and the guests departed
expressing Mrs. Sexton a charming hos
tess and thanking her for the pleasant
evening spent In spite of the storm rag-
ing
,rt- - n eI,i,- ts,-toirad y
-,,-oI,sr ~ bar erie-de ~ ms North To-
relra avenue THURSDAY evening. Each
guest took the name of some prominent
parsonage during the evening. The time
was spent in games. music and oonversa-
non DAINTY relfeshfnenJ were served.
i-5 nos. 7,-5.. ... ~ i Ms.
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MATHEMATICS
Elementary. Collegiate and Post
Graduate Courses.
SPECIAL CLASSES
ia Algebra. Trigonometry and
Calculus for yout-s and adults.
who through detective methods
Of instruction have not mastered
them sufficiently IN the ordinary
schools.
s11tN< pr1t---.--t~- ---t-
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Kansas 81 louses.

N77 m-110T - 0oen fully discussed
by the Ponca City merchants and the
Commercial club and they propose to
stand firmly by this proposition, and
they believe that the business men Of
every other Oklahoma town VIII take
prompt action along the same line.
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FULL COURSES ~
Civil Engineering
Mathematics Engineering.
Navigation,
and
Geodesy
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and this viii probably be done within e
short time.
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AN OKLAHOMA ULTIMATUM
Kansas City Given a Tip About Pirat-
IcaI Trnha

Ponca City, 0. T.. March 2s.-The rep
resenative Of a Iage Kansas City retail
house has started on tour of the larger
Oklahoma towns taking orders in direct
competition with many Of the best merch-
ants in the entire territory.
This morning a telegram was sent to
Secretary e. N. Cyendening of the kan
sas City Commercial club to the effect
that if said agent attempts to open up
for retail business here on Monday morn
ing ten of the largest firms Of Ponca City
would raf-1se N httv any more goods Of
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apply AT REoIsTRARs oEFcE aoz EAST cENTRAL VENUE
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ence to the Southwest Kansas confer
ence. which convenes at Newton next
Wednesday. They VIII arrive in the city
over tho Missouri Pacific at p. m. and
lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Muir
dock Following lunch a reception VIII
be rendered them, to which the Method
ISL people Of the city and friends, also
ministers belonging to the conference,
with their wives are invited.
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Guthrie Elks Elect Onicers.

TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND GRIP
Laxative Promo Quinine removes thecausa
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ALBERTUS MAGNUS
School of Mathematics and Enein-
eering.
PROF. MICHAEL ANGELO meolNNls PRINCIPAL

pRoF. MICHAEL ANGELO MeeINNIs, prIoeIoaL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-01-01
{, BREWER & Co.. LTD.
Queen St., Honolulu, B. |.
AGENTS FOR

1AplAAN . II OIN
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Conn any
Waihee Sugar Company, Makee T'ugar
Company, Haleakala Ranch Company,
Xapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S LIE of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board OF Under
writer's.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
Z. =. JONES. ........... President
GEORGE II. ROBERTSON. Manager
q. f. BISHOP. Treasurer and Sec'y
COL. w. f. ALLEN. Auditor
Directors.
c. M. COOKE, II. wATERHoUSE.
GEORGE r. CARTER.
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QUAINT OR CURIOUS.
Matters of Science or History Interest
ing to Know.

Molasses for cavalry horses will in
future be one of the items of expense
for the maintenance of the army in the
Philippines.
1t has been discovered that the bark
of the acacia tree, which will grow in
almost any soil, is an excellent tam
ming material.
A peculiar clock at the time Of
Charles I, was the lantern, or birdcage
style, which hung from the walls high
up, with its works exposed,
With the close of the nineteenth CEN
fury there has sprung up in the whole
civilized world desire to study the
history of the Hebrew.
In Connecticut the percentage of
criminal population to the thousand in
habitants has fallen steadily from AS
in 1896 to 2,33 in the present year.
The latest thing in company promot-
ing comes from Paris, where a dogs
cemetery has been flOated, with a cap
ital of $4,000. The promoters are ladies.
Several of the big railroads of the
west and central west have placed or
ders within the past few weeks for fully
100000 ties, of which 100000 will come
from Minnesota.
Paving blocks made of compressed
grass grown on salt marshes have been
used in Philadelphia for a year, and
have given such satisfaction that their
manufacture has become a recognized
industry.