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The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14
FOOD CHANGED TO POISON.

Purifying food in the intestines
produces effects like those of arsenic,
bnt DIR. Kings New Life Pills expel
the poisons from clogged bowels,
gently, easily but surely, curing Con-
stipstiou. Billiousness, Sick Headache,
Fevers, all Liver. Kidney audssBowel
sroubIes. Only 25c at Guenard's drug
I,stOre
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Marshal Peck had the town perlor
chucked full OF law breakers on Mon-
day morning. As the mayor always
looks ont tor the right end for The
town, there was not one who escaped
fine. Both the mayor aud the mar
shal are a pretty bard pair-for the
evil doors.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14
DEALS

have brought him trouble, but not
because he was not on the square.
Our deales never bring us trouble,
and we are always on the square.
Sometimes a man comes to US ana
says he wants as good deal as we
have given some one else. Our
answer is, we will look over our offers
IN REAL ESTATE
and you shall have the best we have
to sell, as the best is none too good
for you. If you wish to change your
location, we will sell your old place
and can perhaps locate you where
you will he better pleased. s9
Call and see us. &
E, j. HAMLEY REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Professor Chas. Lane, humorist, will
appear at the Opera House on Monday
evening next, the 10Th. Professor
Lane is under the management of the
Southern Lyceum Bureau of louisville,
.Ky. This will be the fret OF course
Of elk lectures by prominent persons
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Mr.. C. w. Gaylord, the expert pho-
,ographer. who has his tent opposite
the bank, is deing rushisg business
He takes eighteen genuine pnoto'
graphs for twenty-five cents.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14
HOPE Is-A COOP BREAKFAST BUT 4
Poor SUPPER.

@ Poor SUPPER.
You often hear man say: II hope
to sell my property soon and move
where can better attend to my inter-
terests. Well. in great many cases
be keeps on hoping and stays in the
same old rut indefinitely. simply
because he lacks the necessary method
and push to bring about the sale. Now
liz you are desiring to make change
call on Hamley and let him assis. you
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

FOR SALE.-On or after Jan. 1st'
the furniture and fixtures OF the Lake
View Hotel. Can be bought cheap.
Mrs. l.. E. GARDHAM,
| T722 Grove st.] VicksouiS' 'i's''
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

John. jefferson WAS arrested on SAT-
nrday last ty deputy sheriff iiunter,
charged with stealing acow belonging
10 Mr.. John Mcclure. We are an
formed that Jefferson was csught by
Mr.. Mcclure leading The COW By a
rome. Jefferson has been jailed He
has been tried more than once on sht
charae of COW stealing. bu has alway
nauagcai to eseslte altileagh y WA
posiIigels khowu tnns h. was guilty.
,Ietyes-on has a bad rrpntaiion ial
COWS.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

aud E. ]. HAMLEY are two prominent
Real Estate dealers. OF course,
Uncle Sam does the largest bus
mess. but in this case, that is be-
cause he has been the longest at It,
Some Of his
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

/ Mcfarland Long, the little boy who
was so seriously wounded in the chin
by the accidental d,schsrge OF a gun IN
the hands Of little Joe Powell, is get
ing along nicely. We hope soeu 10
sec him able 10 be eui.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14
poS,r BE DECEIVED

into buying residence property in 40
cation that is nothing more than a
monument to misplaced investments.
You don't want any man to turn over
to you his unfortunate purchases when
property can be secured that is sure to
enhance "a value ~ ~
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Get our prices on job printing. We
do first class work.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

We hao pleasant call on Tuesday
from our stsuDch friends, Messrs. Geo.
S. Owen aud VIII Snoddy. They are
delighted with the turn cotton has
taken, aud hope to see il go on up to
the l0ct mark.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14
The E, ]. HAMLEr REAL ESTATE

sold the home of Mrs j. A. Gla to j.
w. DONOVAN for $475 90 cash.
The brick store on Levee street.
known as the Cobn property. was sold
to j l. Fischer.
These sales were made by The Z. j.
Hamloy Real Estate Agency.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

The wooden plank walks on the side
streets are in a wretched condition,
aud there is great deal of complaint
heard. Tlf nails have come out OF
the end OF the plank aud they are
sicking up two and three inches
which makes it quite dangerous 70
pedestriaA, aud especially on dark
nights. These plank side walks should
be looked after and repaired.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Rev. Mr.. Buberg will hold seryites
in The second ward al half past three
tomorrow.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Mr.. john Bass has returned from
Seaanee, l0okDg in excellent health.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Gnyton& Il Harrington stables have
li,st received . large shipment Of hor-
.1.z aud sxtltes
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

Lake Providence, La.
Land lines and corners located and guar
anteed. Descriptions of land and timber
furnished. Levels and proiiies for Drainage.
estimates for embankmenls. ditcning.
bridge building and pubic Improvements
~ iii linss. Sewerage OF towns a speciality.
railroad and all engineering work prompt
| " executed. Re-seweys of old towns and
mans OF same adjusted. Timber experts :
many xers experience.
The Banner-Democrat., 1901-12-14

c4sss.mss i e.s.s Twelve days of
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

eN SEPT lit bic @ele9> 'nbeit gum
Gtntauf zines MnSuses 9a.tes ober
Semoes eine aussesei6nete. Spre6t
Dor bet @ebriber gbelbrof MIR h'er=
ben Sud- @elb lparren. III
Naeb Mopn!- 81 golb Sprtna
Srauseleul9aft brau6t ibre leeren
Sterfdner; besbalb brinst bielelben
gu benz nd6iten Saloon, no beren
S'er pertauTt iptro. 31=1t
az Pariier @rin BEL @ebriiber
Booming. 1T
w q. 6. @enner & Co., Cob
Sprins. p~erfaufen Ylpmoutb & Sec
eormid ginbei9nur gum biuisiten
Preiie. 31.4
~ Nqe uniere Sommeransioe
IN beuen Sarben gum aofenpreiie unS
oarunter BET 9ebr. gbelbrod. 1t
NlbanD. = Or. Niuen mirb an,
II. uno Is. Suli in @lbanp fein.
~ 8ans= unb SaIdenubren,
Solo= unb Silbermaaren, 3weirdoer
uno Stabmaidinen, Sabaf, Gisarren
ll1c eanbp gut unb biuis Bel s.
y. @ottser, &i@monb, Stearns
60, Winu. 17.n,m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Gin9efambt.
Yiers, Minn., ben 6. Suli, 1901.

Tiers, Iinn., ben 6. Suli, 1901.
@ertber &ebacteur! Sitte nebmer
Sie folsenbes in Sbr sei6dstes SlatI
auf. eSn Der lesten Samitas @benb,
ben 6. Suli, 1901, absebaltenen Ser.
5ammluns bes Siuase: Council wurbt
nadltebenNer Sel6luB seIaBt unb be'
&ecprber erlu6t, ielbisen III Ben III
bieiiser @esenb eri6einenSen 3eitm.
gen 81 uer6fentlideu:
Sei6Ioiieu, SaB Der Council beS @il:
lase Tiers ben @irtben in beiastem &iaa9'
bas He6t sibt, an Sonntasen ibre &irtba
i6aiten oiien 81 bolten. bios miiilen oieiela
ben pGbrsnb bes @ottesbienites 9ei6loiisu
iein, wie bies biSber INNER Der Sal mar.
q. SiSmanu, S. y. Sart III q II II,
Gecorber. YrGlibent.
@oritebenber SeI6luB murbe aui
pislieitises Serlansen paliirt. Tier;
lit Gin sanS beuti6es Sorf, unb es III
Elm Gltberf6mmli9er @ebrau6, baB
in lOl@sn SOrferu aue @irtbi6aften
OIL Sonntasen offen sebalten werben,
bios wdbrenb beS 9otteSoienltes ni6t.
llnlsre Sarmer, wel6e mdbreno Der
ISOLDE bart arbeiten miiien, uoaen
Sonntass ii9 an einem fril4en @las
ie eieriteniaft eabuns boleu. Oas
iollte ibnen aber iest perboten wer=
Ben, neil smet Sriber Dor einisen
@o6en OIL eiuem Sonntase o Ell
ner @irtbi9aft auf Der StraBe ii9
sepriiselt baben unb a~rretirt warben.
Sesbalb iouten nun Sonntass ale
@irtbi6aften seidlonen werben. Ole
weniseu 9eute, bic btes tbun moi
len. iouten ~bebenfen, baB lie nt9t
bios seseu bic @irtbe, iOnOern sssen
Sic sanse @emeinbe ouftreten. Sic
peroen sic SOlsen ibres S9ritteS
friiber ODER ipdter bereuen. Siele un=
ierer Sarmer uno @elddftsleute itnb
ni6t bamit s~ufrieoen, baB iest cine
&lase ua9 Der anoeren anbdnsts 9ez
ma6t wirb unS Die SteuerSabler oas
fur ~beruppen miiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

80 ObI9on bic @attins Mabl.
mable infolse mir nidt bolb seweie=
ner Yerlonen gum 8erfaufe selanste,
werbe i'd nod Elm Sabr lang meinen
@ei9dften in Der Wable mad mie Dol
obliesen unb sesen bas Ieripre@en,
aae meine friberen mte au@ neue
&unbeu prompt uub reea gu bebienen,
lu6e i'd UNI seneiste firbere Inter
tiibuns nod, g. S@marb, Mauer. II
SDlb Sprin9. = Or. Niuer
wirb am 13. unb IA. Sult In Colt
Sprtns iein.
e @eriudt uniere Is, 20 uni
Is Gents &afeiorten. @ebraber BON:
ing. Ii
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

O"t peh D2totpFetU DerlC)tet D0t JteqtItrQr
germ Sobn 90. Gmmel.
geo 90 &olb IN Stepban S6more.
tllr r3 pom Got 3 bid 16 Melroie. IS 100
Sbeo 9ol6en OIL 6ermaun SdOner,
rilr tbeil 1t 5 bid l Sreeport. ...... 1000
Sas y atmater an Sapib asneu, fir
neg mt np4 lei iect 3 t l22 II 27.. 1925
Sobn Hi6ter an Warsaretba Stein.
Illr 1t 4 bid 3 Ylattes 2te abb ct
Sloub. 5OO
Ut U 0oobburp an Sarab 9 @oobz
burp, fir nm4 feet 6 t 1875 II 35.... 5000
Sos Stabtberr an @en,laIs Stobtz
berr, rlir 1t 4 bid 3 Belgrade. . F.. 1850
utartin SeB an Sopbia Sowalfowsti,
fur 1le4 nrp4 & lm} mel lee l t 125
IL 29. ..... 700
= Sorgeroin9 an Ssobu gerlinoer, fir
let lrp4 lect 4 t 1913 II 80 Il. anberes 1000
Srant S6ibila an 9eter Suflof, fir
tbell ltp4 mel lect II t 126 fl 80 unb
aHperes.. 500
Die ct g 90 q 90 Gp So an gs sbi=
zen, fllr 1t 2 q Jet ne4 iect 80 1913
US
Ole ct g 90 & sc Gp So an Setter
Wtaas, tilr int ne4 & nip4 lei iect
27tl22 80. $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Miuneipta.

Wontepibeo.- 3w0lf Wtei.
len noroOitli6 pom bier bemolirte am
Sreitas Na9mtttas Elm Gpclon bas
@obnbaus uon @Ottlieb 9ounS. fibr=
te sSrau 9ouns unb tbre So6ter 60
&utben melt fort unb lanbete oielel=
ben auf einem @eibeplabe. Sielelz
ben entfameu iebo6 fat unperleet,
wdbrenb Der &nedt bes Serrn 9Ouns
bur6 bic Sriimmer l6were Serlesuns
gen erlitt.
90 tnneapolts. = Nls Solse
Der Gonlolibiruns Ser Pfusfabriten
erpartet man bic balbise gntlaiiung
Don 100 Geiienben, pel9e bisber Sen
Iorbmelten bearbeiteten. gtma so
berielben beginner ibre &eiien in Win=
neapolis. Sn BEN Fflusfa6rifen uno
ben @el9dftspldsen pon beren Wat=
Tern wuroe fur bic neue Organization
Snuentar aufsenommen DIAN lit ee=
ipanut %oaraui, welde Blaine berP g us=
truit fir bic &~leinbdnolsr III Qusii6t
bat. Nlsemein berridt ole Iniidt
Dor, SAB bic Preiie cine grbobuns En-
fabren psrsen. Die gntlaIuns Ser
ginsunss erudbnten &eilenoen pirb
Die sr0Bte gntlaiiun9 iolder @eIddfts=
pertreter ieit 6rinbuns bss Sabata=
fruits ieiu.
SOrouu--Su 9poia, S Weilen
6ltli5 pen bier, puroen le5s @ebdu=
Be barunter Ser sroBe ausemeine San=
belslaben BON eue6te Bros, bur9
Seuer seritOrt. Ser @eiammtuerluit
betrdst etpa $40, 900.
Oaiiell. = Cine S%euersbrunit
rt6tete bier siemli6en S9aben on;
Der 2aben BON 8. Palmerlon brannte
total nieber unb, belduftii9 Der S9a=
BEN auf $4,000. Oie Yusmaderin s.
30. Sobnion biBte an @aaren uuo
Sauseinri9tuus $500 elm; Nler
9%inquiIt, &~leiosritoffe unO Yusmaa=
rem, s25OO; grant Gubberg, $1,000;
q. g. Sunbel, S75; ausult Swan
ion, S25 unb Ole Npltrom, S25.
SrtonpilIe.-garl S9neiber
Is Sabre aft unb Sobn uOn 6. %.
S9neiber, mar oamit 6el6dftist, eis
men &euoluer gu pusen, als berielbe
ii9 pl6sli9 entla6 unb ieinen 10
Sabre alten Sruoer Cart 0aSel tOO=
tete.
@inona.-S Zoe Campbell, mel
der am 26. SUM ben gisarrenfabri:
fanten 8iuiam 8ranonann tobtlid
permunoete unb lib oann lelbit cine
&usel our6 ben &opf idoB, lit il
ebentuas i'm 6oipital s~eitorbeu. Die
&usel fano mar ritudrts pom linfen
@use iiseuo. 0ampbsu's ainber mer-
ben na9 Der Staatsi4ule selauOt
merben.
GroofIton n. = 2beile pom
Somnlbip &uiiia murben bon Seus
idreden beimseiu6t aud BON anbern
Srtl6aften laufen dbnli6e Seri9te
elm. Sbeobor Noeien par bier unb
iaste, baB auf ieiner Sarm unsefdbr
100 slder pom benielben uerbeert pors
ben ieien. Se9Sis ader, nit @eisen
beldet, linb aler 8esetation baar.
Sie SnIeften iinb 10 Sablrei6, baB
Wiaionen bapon iid In Groofton
nieberlieBen unb bic SirSerlteise fuBs
tief nit benlelben bebedt marerl.
Sobae = @m Wons
tag f~eierten SEER un6 Srau W. 6.
Chamberlain ibre solbene 9odSett in
Der Obj Selloms 9aue, an msl9sr
etma 200 Yerlonen tb%eilnabmen.
b.-Nuf Weranlallune
bes Serrn u. 6. McBerS BON bier
nabm Sberif gridion 9errn S. aai=
ion BON Miue Safe in 9aft.. Der
ielbe mirb beldulbist, etrpa so, OOC
SUB Saseitdmme in Miue 2acS &c:
itoblen gu baben. 9err Iuilon TT bel
borttQe Yoitmetiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
SIb=Cafptd.

Gin 9asel= unb Re=
seniturm, wel6er am Oonneritas iber
einen Sbetl BON 8eaole gountp Sosz
unb ii9 iber eine Swei Bis bret Wsei
len breite unb 20 Weilen lanse Strede
ausbebnte, bat an Corn unb @etreibe
bebeutenben S9aben anseri6tet.
Siour salts. - Ser nabe
Carthage wobnenbe Sarmer Sobn
Sans mur6e uon ieiuer frau eriu6t
elm Subn gu t0bten, wel9e iie gum
Mittaseiien gu braten wini@te. 9err
Sans nabm iein @ewebr unb f@ob
auf bas 9ubn, eri@oB aber anitatt
bieies zines ieiner beiten Pferbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11

@aterloo.- Oils am Oien:
flag Qbenb Oaie 9uffman, Soc Sol.
linuour, 3. 6. Sborlen unb Soc Sur:
lep BON Der Nrbeit suriidfebrten, muir.
ben iie uor, einem 3use Der 8urlins.
ton, gebar &apibs u. Nortbern giien:
babn setrofen unb bic bret grfse'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
VtIle gr0Be Yaufe lit bier nift noth

Stoh' fuHlt III gler HtDt r0fbS
nenots: Die aeute fommen reselma~
pig mad Sorni's alpenfrduter glut.
beleber, benn Die Mebisin empfieblt
lt9 lelbit. sic lit ni6t muir ar,nei,
loroern etn unentbebrli6es 0ebens.
mtttel. Sd iprede aus eisener grfab=
rlIn9. Artbur &rauie, 2orane, o."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Soos3inie iast Gn9 alles napon.

2weite Iussabe bes Yans 9merican SOL
Der" ioeben eri9ienen. @irb on irsenb cine
Mbreiie uerianbt nod @mpfans pom 2 Gents
fur Sranfirung. Sc. 81. Callahan, g.
g. a., minneapolis, Minm. 32.3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Gineinnati unb 3urif $21.5O.

Som 3. bis 6. Suli einsei9loIien mirb bic
900 s,nte 6abrtarten fiir Siu= unb Giidreile
pom Nitnneapolis nnb ct. Haul perfaufen.
gtaberes BON ben 9senten. %. q. @allaz
maH q. 8. a., Minneapolis, Minn. 31.2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Sringt Cure Gingewetoe nit Gasearsts in
Sr0Nuto.

eanop 9atbartic BELT llnperbaultdfeit fin
lmilter. l0G., 259. &enn 6. e. 6. niht nidt
btlft, 9ebet Die apotbefer bas @elb ;uriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
Nebrasfa.

8 ma + a. = Oas Siitrifts : Sc
ri6t fat BEN Nntras, einen Ginbalts=
befebl 81 semdbren, bamit Die Stter=
fdmpfeinS ubzS omaha, welde beginner
louen, uerbinbert merben fonnten, OBJ
selebnt. Ser &idter enildieb. es
tonne nt6t brutaler lein, einen Stier
auf bic pom ben Werifanern .bel6rie=
bene @eiie gu tObten, ais i'm S9ladt=
haus. IS betraten mebrere Werifaner
ben l3eusenitanbe bic senau oemon=
THIRTEEN, wie bic sroBen Weiier se=
banbbabt werben. sic erfldrten, be,
Stier mer6e Bel einem Stierfampfe
ni@t perlebt, bis er 81 Sobe befOrbert
werbe, unb bies seldebe nit FOLDER
@emanOtbeit, baB fein Sobesfampf
erfolse. = Gs batten ii6 cine un=
maiie Weui6en gum eriten Sample
ein~sefunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sar ben rytorbtern" beri6tet pom Gteaiitrar
GERM Sobn 90. Gmmel.
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the length of time that will be con-
samed by the Chinese government in
consideration of the note. The last ar
ticie of the note notified the Chinese
government that the occupation or
Chill and Picking may continue until
the Chinese government has complied
with the terms of the note. 1t may
be stated, however, that the United
States is not bound or affected by this
condition. Our occupancy from a mill
tary point of view has been rerminat-
ed and there is no disposition to re-
new it. As for the other powers, 1t is
expected that the main obstacle they
will encounter in Withdrawing under
this condition Will be found in the diff
ficulty in obtaining satisfactory guar
antees upon the Chinese promise to
pay indemnitieS.
MASSACRE OF REFORMERS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 25.-A special
to the Times from Vancouver, Il. c..
says: News of a terrible massacre of
the reform forces in China and the be-
heading of twenty-seven of Its Leaders
was received here today in a cable
gram sent to W. A. Cumrow, secretary
of the Chinese Reform Association in
America. The engagement TOOK place
in populous section of the Yang-tse
valley. 1t resulted in the killing of
1,500 men and the complete demorali-
cation of the reform forces In the bat
tie into which the reformers were
brought The reformers here are loud
in their expressions of dlsapproval of
the conduct of the campaign by their
leaders.
1t appears from the details given in
the cabIegram received today that
Long Tom, the reform leader, at the
head of a badly armed force of 12,009,
paid a visit to Chang Chi Tung, gov
ernor OF the district, who, though an
imperial officer, was believed TO be In
sympathy With the reform movement.
Long was invited to the governors
palace, and with his Il 900 men, was
marched into the city. They left all
their arms outside the gates, taking
the precaution only to carry their
loaded revolvers. There were 5000 i'm
periai troops in the town, but nothing
was feared from them, and a delay of
a day took place in order that other
reform leaders might be sent for, and
when the audience with the governor
was finally arranged there were TWEEN
ty-seven of the leading followers of
Rang Yu Wei admitted.
Then a disa agreement arose The
governor had the leaders sentenced
and taken into the courtyard where
they We're beheaded, and in the mean
time a secret order had been sent to
the imperial troops to descend upon
the poorly armed rabble of reformerS
The 5000 well drilled soldiers took the
country people completely by surprise.
but, nevertheless, the latter pIuckily
fought their way through and escaped
They carried away their own wounded,
but left 1,500 dead on the field and
scattered in the streets of the city. The
cabiegram says that the scene Of
butchery was frightful
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DRY has been conflicting on the latter

story has been conflicting on the latter
point especially.
NEW YORK, Dec. pa special to the
Press from Boston says:
Pat Grove, who has been charged with
being the alleged chief kidnapper of
young Cudahy, is supposed to be in Bos-
tor, and the police are searching for
him. 1t is understood that there is
possible clue in the booking of stran-
ger on one of the liners due to sail from
here this week This man will not be
ALLOWED to depart unless he can prove
that he is not Grove.
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French Tenderness Coming.

NEW YORK, Dec 26.-The Normandie
of the French line, which has just ar
rived here from Havre, after a stormy
voyage, brought five French gendarmes
in full uniform who going to TahitJ
the principal island of the Society group,
i'll the South Pacific, which is owned by
France. They were in charge of sub
lieutenant and came from Lyons. They
will relieve a like number now in Tahiti.
They will cross. this continent to San
Francisco and win there embark for their
destination
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FOR 1901.

is OUT AND READY FOR DE-
LIVERY OR MAIL ORDERS: a
larger and better number than it's
predecessors. finely illustrated. VAL
liable alike for home or office ref
erence use throughout the Islands,
and the best publication to send
abroad, owing to it's amount of va
ried and reliable information.
Besides its statistical tables COW
ering Island distances by sea and
overland, principal elevations, areas,
population, including the latest CEN
sus; customs tables of imports and
exports. taxation, public debt, me
teorology, rainfall, school, passen-
ger movements, labor, sugar crops,
ETC., ETC., its special prepared ar
ticles comprise
Admission Day of Hawaii GILL,
Geology of Oahu, Honolulu in Prim-
tive Days, 1869; Hawaii's Forest
Foes, Nuuanu Pail in Olden Time,
Honolulu's Battle with Bubonie
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-03


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-03
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-03

Governor Roosevelt is Mason.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-10-04

In the schley court of inquiry. ON
the 27th. letter was presented from
Rear-Admiral Sampson, asking to 10
allowed to be represented in the court
by counsel. but the court refused to
grant the request on the ground that
"the court does not at this time re-
gard you ms n party TO the case"
A special dispatch from Christiania,
on the eth. said that the condition
of Henrik LSben. the Norwegian
dramatist and poet, had grown worse,
and that his death was hourly expect.
ed
DR.. Lueger. the chief burgomaster
of Vienna, has been challenged to .
duel by Herr Oftenheim, a lawyer.
whom he had called "A ''malevolent
fool" lie refused 10 fight, however.
On the 27tA X. G.. Dun 4 Co. report.
ed: Failures for the week numbered
227 in the United States, against .oi
last year, and 81 in Canada, against
is last year"
Herr Luck. banker in Aschaffen
burg. Germany. committed suicide, or
the 27th, by drowning himself in the
Main.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-10-04

Hobart, Ind, Sept. 30. Frederick w.
Hartman. an aged farmer living near
here, fatally wounded his wife, aged
so years, by striking her several times
on the head with n piece of iron.
Leaving her for dead, he went into
the bedroom and committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head. Mrs.
Hartman's skull is fractured. The
couple had been married As years. and
had raised family of five children.
OF late they had quarreled over mon
ey matters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1901-10-04
GOVERNMENT A SUCCESS.
senator Dietrich, of Nebraska. Gives
a Good Account Of Progress In
the Philippines.

Omaha, Neb.. Oct. 1.-Senator Diet
rich, who has just returned from the
Philippines, was in the city yesterday
and talked of the conditions in the
Philippines. lie was pleased with the
progress, and speaking of the new
civil government, said:
The civil government is a success.
The governments which have been
formed with natives at the head are
running in n smooth manner and CIV
ing the best Of satisfaction. This Is
especially true in Luzon. where the
rebellion has been crushed"
Senator Dietrich has visited the isl
and of Sanar. where Company I, OF
the Ninth infantry, was ambuscaded
Saturday.
"The island is filed with bandit'i
and outcasts." he explained. When
the insurgents were driven out 81
Luzon and the other nearby islands
those who did not take the oatn OF
allegiance fed TO Samar. In short
time the island, which had been peace
able. was n hotbcd of trouble. me
bad characters of the archipelago
gathered there and forced the natives
TO Join their forces. The banditu
have violated every rule of war ana
civilization. and IL will doubtless re-
umire considerable force 10 bring them
TO terms"