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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-04
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-12-04

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gjet, bet Suoeb, Der Tiger 6pile,
timber fun ~uafbruot Smtumlen
o9 febrillt uro. unoerli9e Sore
itilinger - fDlbe Sinoet meo
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getten brin9er fin raipeube 90
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lab af Gppetit. SAB Qerpene
faa buile - bpg Dem op = o9
De oil opnaa Ell milo, boilefulo
og forfriltenoe Sepn.
,Nttn oprite 9lnse bar Spuulssbeb.
SEQ par uerUgs og nrolig. o9 plejeoe al
tumle omtriu9 / timeuis. Souoe insen
9ergerrigbeo og mnotie 9iue op min
Torretnin9. On Slate al 3r. 9Rile's
Nerpine bragte mig after paa eneHe "
SimonA @tbo n,
Georgetown, 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11
School Needs a Man.

Wanted, a male principal for the Wal.
luku Grammar School. This is not
written in derogation of the present
lady principal. but rather because ex-
perience has demonstrated that men
are needed at the head of such schools
Ii we are to have lady principal, we
could not improve on our present one,
and should be only too glad to have her
retained at the head of the school A
lady principal would be a hundred
times preferable to a stick of a man
who should be foisted on us through in
fiuence of pull. but if we could have
fer principal a man like, say, Rose
Grams or Hardy or Dowdle, or in fact
any one of a half dozen male teachers
who are the crown jewels of Maui, it
would be the best thing that ever hap
pened to the Waikiki school-Maui
News
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11
AT THE oRpHEuM.
The Fatal Card Strongly Presented
Last Night.

There was good house and de-
/ cloeoiy good show at the Orpheum last
night The Fatal Card" has hoo,
eagerly looked forward 10 nv a oraa.
many playgoers and those expecting
entertainment We're not disappointed
+ Inc Dill is a strong one, dramatieallv
being a drama Of the old school con-
! temporary with Boucfcault's successes
and possesses the consistency IF n,ot
and action that has made If a 1ast,a,.
favorite- Special scenery was nsaa
last evening. the prologue drop clIr-
tain, with its lighted mines and bonsa.
ana the train running through tna
gorge below. being particularly effect :
i've
Jessie Norton, as Cecfle, was at her
best, and besides her excellent dra-
matte work. made a big hit with me
TWO babies in decidedly cute coon
song. Berch, as Marrable, and WaII-
ing, as Austen, We're at their best. ana
watson, in somewhat different role
TO those he usually essays, presented
excellent work. = eea
MISS WierEe was handsome and eff
tectiVe as Margaret Marrable. tna
Whole company artistically scoring me
biggest success of the season.
- pay WIN us intense interest
should be capable of running for
week, even in Honolulu The house
last night was thoroughly pleased with
the performance, watching the period
lcai turnlng-up of the fatal Jack of
Clubs with unfiagging attention. To-
nlght, as foregone conclusion. the
Orpheum will be filed with pleasure
seekers despite counter attractions,
and the performance is sure to please
taken all through, last nights presen-
lation compared faverabsy with the
former production of the play in this
city ms
The Eilefords enter upon their last
Week TO-DAY, the engagement having
been extended beyond the regular lin.
its on account of the success of the
Inauguration of popular plays at pop
uiar prices in Honolulu. THE Bur
gar the next play on the repertoire.
billed for tomorrow night, will be given
as double bill in connection with
senator McFee," and has Baby Lii
nan as the leading lady of the even
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11
Took a Day Of.

Like a calm in the midst of a storm,
ike an oasis in desert. like "a hands
breadth of shade in dry land" cool,
Memorial Day issues of the Honolulu
dailies. No bitterness ranked in their
columns, no wounds were given and
taken. and a spirit of patriotic love and
reverence for the noble army of gior-
ious dead sanctified and sweetened all
their columns. For so much, thanks
Maui News
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11
The ofaclaI Program.

Look out for the only official program
today. published under auspices Of the
Hawaiian Jockey Club. This booklet
is bound with a light green colored
cover, and contains everything that a
race goer wants to know. BY buying
only this, the annoyance viii be avoid
ed of discovering the possession Of a
bogus card of the races, which is ex-
tremely liable to be incorrect. incom-
piete. and entirely misleading.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11
Oh. We Don't Know.

One of two things is going to happen.
Either another special session of the
Legislature must be called to pass a
loan bill, or the islands must have a
taste of financial panic, which, while
it will not hurt the rich, will be very
oppressive on poor people.-Maui News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11

corsnsOn gave d oe
= p, evening at her hom'
church will give it.
.rbooI picnic today a
.,oaIand has been ap
w at Waiakea, Maui
..,.r,srs viii remain a.
: ' and sail on theil
-. al waikiki, is be.
4, Inc summer by Mr.
Cooper
+.nsn viii drink Hun.
~ today Take a bot
u the races
bookkeepsr would
-ss of a sci Of books
eaags Sc adj
.sbric stenogTapher and
oDsned an office at
',s.nTald building.
the schooner Alice
s,sgIui. was sold for $l25,
and v. &. Scott
ulss selling at $50 90,
O Hall & Son, Ltd.
+ in installments.
and grounds, also sta
j: offered fer rent. Pos
gwen July 1st. See ad.
have been given next
The oahu College SEN
hanged to Thursday ey-
~ being supplanted by
- force employed for
1 work by the Board OF
for the customs house
\ divided so that half
pst today, and the re-
l1y !th.
~ son of Fred Whit
". G. Irwin & Goa
ehool al Peralta Hall,
znmer-
resedings were inter-
81 when Clerk Fabian.
he interpreter, We're
Grand Jury.
I Grssly. Marshal Chat
:. and Judge and Mrs.
.,.-sinad al Aiea last
Ills McGrew.
I nsehinist helpers can
5suons on one of the
by applying to Alex
81 il the Judd build
Essl bus has a time
= Commutation tick
L ne Office OF the no.
zaaager, Mr.. F. NJ.
.,Ss Of Commodore
s1l cut its knee badly
r result Of a fall at
Ssganu and Vineyard
galsuen Of the Board
Te, but few of Pains
+ sem 10 have been
+ fact by the tram
4 erusher, with eieva-
f-pipe and tools, is
al q bargain, by the
Company See our
axay viii carry two
ms to the Peninsula
q b under the aus Z
sStian and the Portu- !
ne former collector or
skipped away TO the /
altyhg the firms for |
ssi7d, s Frobably in Los
as has relatives. |
q a ttinley and scat /
saal2Ey Steam Laun-
ay 81 mon caused one !
= e : precipitated to |
: height of forty feet, |
Ng MIN any in
4atss are requested |
guar meeting Thurs
as'F nall in the Irwin
to be elected, and
Importance will be
~ attendance is re-
ais.y paying teller OF /
Bank of Hawaii,N
"a II Wailuku, Maui, 7
The management
d in Mr.. Lufkin's
"a owned mostly by
the Honolulu Photo
Fort and Hotel
corning be decorated
sowing every horse
me race track. with
Get your fms
z a. N.
-len assistant pastor
Church, is to leave
Bone in New Jersey.
!sars ago, to accept
.ilh Rev. W. NJ. Kin
a has not decided
7'uTn or not.
" Hawaiian Electric
~ a9 Of the tramways
considerable ex-
\ police guard |
Ne Street TO prevent
iate hour eIectri-
dangerous wire.
.oid will give another
ara House on June
ass Castle. Mrs. AL
and Mr.. ANIME
:, recently arrived
This viii be Miss
as she leaves
'a'is TO study music.
mn ~ n before Judge
'.,lhg to hear a
promise case. Paul
lot the plaintiff.
=. japanese woman,
Present in behalf
no Is a well known |
The matter win |
morning at $50.
ssne japanese. was
~ : from Kauai. on
- ShGrfz-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11

The official race programs are light
green
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-11

/, slls , an Commander
ssDoliss 'lention to the
:s as special. print
Eos saa stating that
lA NV all Tor the
;ion =. passed the
"a. !. Is misleading in
: Pop ; Son Of Lleuiten-
Tan viii not take
September
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01

Mrs Mary p Regsss. 10 acres Of iars
value $500 Co State and county Tx {.
90, school tai 2 70. psAaltye ps 60 y.
cost "a, fatal 8 ~.
! Len Robsrtssn, 10 sSrss of hand, vi
ped 1t elO0 00-Stsss Ana comfy n.
z X. penalty l3s. east 80, total o. e
J n RnGo. TO acres land, valued /.
81 600 e0.-etate and county tax 10 8,
penalty pF ~ s5s. cent -, totsl sl2,
IA
Safety Building and LsMn Associa sio,
1913 ssres laaa-EAts sna county R1
! % 81, penalty l9e cost j 20, total . OF
4rs 0araaset 6tslcup. - acre. O.
lend. va,. 800 e.: sAse and county ta1
%; psnaisy. 8 pr ct. lac; cent. ! %
total. @ e.
Smith 4 DswsS. 10 sarw Of hand
lval. 90; State and s0unty tax. ~ O.
schesl tax, In district ~. lile; penalty
66e cost. -; sstal, ia "a.
Albert Scott. % ass0 Of land, val
so "; State and county tax. 6 IL; pea
altS, &c; cost. l %; fetal, % %.
~. e. Shelby, 10 aeFs Of land. val.
40 90; 0nts and county TN, g g; col
lsss tax. 2 -; penalty, Re; eot. ! %;
Henry virs.nt. % ssrs Of land, ,.l
~ %; 0taes and county tar. 90
ssAsol tAx, In district "a, / %; penalty.
Is pr 81, 27c; cont, -; total. o u.
L. p. Williams Asiys, 10 acre. Of land
val. 80 -; State and county Tx. 4 IS ;
school tax, in aistrast -. / 70; penalty
8 pr ct. 3ss cost -; tutAl, 6 20.
" A webb, u AeSsa II land and 2
tewA l0ts. val, Ie0 -; Stats sad county
tax, . 70; college tax, ~; penalty, Ole !;
cost, 1 80; total. ele -.
William Wright. - aeses land. val.
ned ct 3l7s 00-etats aud county tar
. 20. school tax O.. pe.alt, DR. ct l0e
cost 50, total q So
n Webb, tsWA let tstal tax q
PJ Weimes. town lot z H. 2 81.
Ben y Wihsn, 10 ssrss hand. fetal
tax Is o..
HICKMAN COhUKlD FAX
Ann Bsrna, tsvn lot. fetal oax 8 q
Andssssn Bsswa. 4town LETT. total tax
- 02,
A.v Casses. s'tsva lss. t,hl s.r e..
d.
Eaiiy Caldwell. ssw. Let, sss.l saz
1Gy CrOvdG, 4 teV1 lsH, tsta1 tar
s "a. e
0ssses Dvtag, tswa lot. tsts. tar
. q.
Tilnan Mcdonnell. ! Dwa Lot fetal
tax. q e.
Rube AeRiweathsY's hens, 4 town
lot total tax. 4 IL.
Paynsn holm, tow lot; total tar, l %,
Alheft ~ssea~, ! sswh lot; sssai
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01
Local Mention.

Mrs J. =. Buck and children, have
returned after visit TO Memphis. Tenn.
Sc international Stock Food is sold
undera Positive GGarAa.ee M Results.
NJ f.0.
Hon Henry George, Of Graves county,
Is again candidate fJr State Prison
Commissioner.
ERS- International Stock Food is a
sure guard against Hog Cholera.
Lonis W, Salmon and Leona Sweexy.
Of the Moscow and Oakton sections,
we're married last Thursday.
The corn crib of Mrs, Emma Moore,
this county. WAS destroyed by fire on the
IOth, inst, loss about loO bushels.
81 Have Your Buggy repaired and
PAINTED by W. j. Barry & Co, before
Spring opens. and you will he ready to
ride. All work must give satisfaction.
~ the looked for line OF Dry
Goods and Ladies' Furnishings. is be-
ginning TO arrive, at SHAw's.
Tom Cole, negro. found guilty of
murder, has been sentenced TO hang. in
Clinton, April %. This is the first legal
hanging III Hickman county. since the
war. mG
Farmers from different sections of the
county report the growing wheat as
looking badly, caused by the unfayor
able weather of the winter SD far. They
have hopes, however. that il will come
out sufficient to make an average yield.
The State Agricultural Department
has received the annual supply of spring
garden seed for distribution over the
state. Commissioner Nall will send the
seed out to the farmers through his cor.
respondents in the various counties.
Silver and White Wyandottes,
The beauty and market Breeds. Bred |
tor utility. Eggs. $3.50 per l5; q. SO |
per 30. Mas. j. w. JOHNSTON,
Mayfield, Ky.
The Episcopal Lenten rule is that the
orty DAYS of lent are days of fasting on
which the church expects such meas
lre OF abstinence as is more especially
nit 10 extraordinary acts and exercises
nd devotion.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01

tax. o ii.
" h Josnson. 20 acres Of nd ~,
town Ioss; sotal tsa & -.
.faap Inside, sosa b; total &.
-.
! SauSf Love, ts~n Sea; IA, Ak -
/ derry Sanford. .swx Ioi. tai
4 ~.
N-ih-s f-!.s ss"H be; .sual {. p
g a.
c"". '9ss-.~. = tsra b.; to,a
e<I = 80
.'"An fssa-i1 : 'srl his; &, Al tax
3 =.
FTsas ssItA. : ,ors Ia fo.al tai
s. Of.
Lids Lls. town lots Gotaltax. 8 IS
"a "iliisEs. i town tot; t3tIl tax
Charley NilssA. tswn ios.; total
taX, ve
Boss WNs'. .cres land total tax
Z SO
Ton Wsrssek, stewh !o;s. total t..
4 Al.
CAYCE PRECINCT.
a D Roper. ll0 acres of land, total
nX q 3d.
Jho Il Williams. . acres OF land, total
tax 8 %.
W I Johnston. II lots il Jordan, total
tax 80.
W "a Jssss, l5s acres CT land, total
tax 80 g.
Mrs. Z f Miner. 81 acres Of land. TO-
tHl TAX ID.
BASSAFRAS RIDGE.
Il L Dasnsll. $50 acres Of land, total
tai 3 So.
Nh A G Pierce. $50 acres OF land, to-
tai tar 6 OF.
j. 7, erUBsLTrITLD, S. F. G,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01
.sleIiff's Tax sale.


Win .ir.r ior ssl;;, a, tIs Cs.s
houee, in Hickman, Ky. ON MARCH
II, bpginning at 2 p, m, the following
named property. o. SO much thereof a.
10 necessary - pay. sD past due taxes
State, County and School penalty anu
ssstg included, A-wis;
Nhss Belle Bianton, ] town let WI
State and county tai 63c, college tax 10
psn az Q ~ g &c. sot So; .tosa
seth Cailin. 1853 town los-ssst.
and COUNTY tax b Is, college tax 80 IS
penalty pr Ct 4 Is; Same for 1880
State and county tax ~ 20, college tax,
" W, penalty s.. cost -. total $l75
ST.
4 Featherton. town lot in Hickman
State and county ! 63, college tax, ],
20; penaky Ice, cost / 60 total o5 q.
Oscar FOWLS. l72 acres lana-ssats
and county sa1 ? g, penalty iae. cent
G s Jones, towd lsS W y, value
S3eQs % Stuts and county tsx g. eel
!egs ta1 10 penalty Sae, sss l. 80, sor
] H jackson, - acres Of land, value
$3.50 Ap-6tats and seunty tax 3 %, pen
atty pr ct 2sc, cost i ~, total 6 ~.
STATE and Csdniy TAI. j 81: CaIl.s:
AK 80 e Psnalty:6 pr ct, lie :. esss
-, total ~ -
&. Mr. Mary. knessr .Asirs. town lo,s,
+ Il. val. 600; State, and. county sHx
8 y; college YAK. 2 DO; penalty, 6 DIT
81, -79c; cost, i6O; total, us 81.
Mn Snsis Lacy. ! town lot, o h, val.
- 90; State and. county ~, sac; eel
!sgs ta1. sc; penalty, 4c; coss, I ~
o. P. Morris. % aero Of hand, yal,e,
400 90; State and county tai. . 6;
school tax. g - spenalty, 9 'ps q, l8e
sost, i 80: total. % -. !,
An Henrietta AcAuStfes. oS acses OF
LAND. val. 800 90; State and county >Ax,
. -; school t&x. ~; pAnalty, Dr. ct.
27c; cost. 81; tetsl. - a. =.
q w sNSwton. for wife. q acres af
land, val, 500 90; 6tats and coaRty eAx.
: H;.penslty. . ns o. DC; c~t. I -;
+ d.Psrry, 4 so1A.ios, vIla: sis % =,
STATE and county AZ, OF ;.collsrs tax.
] o.. penalty Be-. cost %, total "a 70
Mn IT PstTewait, IL town LOTT. val
ue p1l0 00-State and county tax $50.
college tax 2se. penalty : pt q lie. e~t
1 y. sAl q n;
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01

Cn lon,-,. bias, 81. -.g. !, rcir4
Tie FRS i S. i tLa NeTA eaa o, hr
faiton taal t,ur. ~ .tr Coat
House OBJ. "a nc u..i. x III n
T. the A.-.. 3. ,.3 .y,. ,,r ....-1, g.. ~ :
due the c.-Y # !lic4-. ~. .4d cost Of
sale. the following described reL estate,
assessed ia the name+ 90 the following
parties. to.~It: Two dollars il add, d.
in each cas-. for costs.
Seth Curtin. for 1888 and 1850 q II
Nos. q and >, o. lot - Slf4 2G.
X II Smith, " II. lot No. 100. g 30
J Z Weimer. & A. Nos - 10 p. - 81.
4 q Nshb, l. =. 4 g. No. 80. ii %.
COLCRLD LIST.
An Hrown. T. Il. Nos. IS. 25s 81 ~.
Ben Barnes. + Il. Nos. I6l. lG2. 81 81.
Emily Caldwell, Z. II b2 50. 2Sj. So 9S.
Mary Ellen Crowder. L II. Nos. 2I5.
2ld, 225. 22I 50 %.
Amy Garter. q A. Nos -. so. 81 "a.
Geo Ewing, r. ii. b o, No. 23l. 81 70.
John Pain. r III. b /. No POS. 81 %.
Jerry Sanford, T. II. b +. Nos 205. 204,
81 ST.
Frank Smith. + II !, No POI. 81 %.
Robt Thompson. + II, No. lS9. 81 o.
Nathan Tally, Z II, Nos. 22), go, 251
- Is.
Cal Williams, L H. p OF lee, 49,, 1875,
81 IS.
Chas BWilson, L II, Nos 2}1 TO 2li.
sl2 Il.
Ton Dir LoN. JR. Marshal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01
Remarkable Care Of Rheumatism.

From eAs indicator. Hutherfordton,
~. e: The Editor OF the Vindicator
ma nAd occaMon to test the efficiency
OF Chambsrlain's Pain Balm twice with
the most remarkable results in the case.
First. with rheumatism in the shoulder
from which he suffered excrucisting
pam Tor tea days. which was relieved
with tive applications of Pain Balm.
rubbing the parts afflicted aud realizing
instant benefit and entire relief in q
very sAort time Second, In rhsuma
tism In the thigh joint. almost pros
trsting him with severe pain, which
was relieved BY two applications, rub.
bling With the IMMINENT on retiring at
night. and getting up free from pain
FOR sale BY Cowgirl u Cowgirl. and
A. N. Shaw, asats Eiae, Ky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-03-01
COUGH.
MEDICINES.
COLD
''I CuRw,
Chill
IONIC.
ALL KINDS At
Cow gil & Cowgill's
DRUG STORE.
A Horrible Outbreak

"Oi large sores on my little dauah.
ter's head developed into a case Of scald
head" writes c. d. Isbiii. of Morgan
ton. Tenn. but Bucklen's Arn,ca SaIve
completely cured her. It's q guaranteed
cure for Eczema. letter, Salt Rheum.
Pimples. Sores. Ulcers and Piles. Only
70 cents at Cowgirl 4 CowRllls.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-13
ELkS ENTERTAINED.
And Will, i'm Turn Be the Guests of
the Peters Comedy Company.

The Elks held a members social ses-
sion last night at which the male members
of the Phil and Nettie Peters Comedy
Company were its guests. The thespians
did not arrive at the hall until after II
o'clock, being prevented from coming
sooner because of their engagement at
the Theater, but after they did arrive the
fun commenced and was kept going with
out intermission for several hours. The
EllSs, particularly the Savannah Lodge.
are celebrated for entertaining, and last
nights affair will cause no dimunitlon OF
their fame in this respect.
Their guests, too, entered in the spirit
of the affair with a right good will, and
did their share of the fun-making. In fact,
Mr.. Peters, who himself is an Elk, after
being introduced by Master of Ceremonies
W. w. Starr, told the gathering that he
and his men had come for the purpose of
amusing them. and that it was their in
tenuon to do so whether the crowd want
ed it or not. The Elks, however, were
themselves prepared to amuse. and it is
a question if the honors in this line did
not rest with them before the evening was
over.
Mr. Peters started the programme by
having his little son sing two songs, ac
companied by several members of the
Theater Orchestra, who. also, were among
the guests. The other members of the
comedy company also sang several selec-
tions.
The Elks part of the programme was
furnished by a bunch of colored musi-
clans, and cake walkers, which some en-
terprising Elk discovered and captured
in the wild of Yamacraw, introduced for
the first time at the recent barbecue of
the lodge, and has since had at each spe-
cial affair that the lodge has given. An
excellent supper was not the least enjoy
able feature of the evenings festivities.
Mr. Peters has extended an invitation
for the Elks to go in body to one of
lis performances, and this invitation was
accepted for Friday night.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-13
FOR A NEW RAILROAD.
Plans for One From Jesup to Jack
sonviIIe, 100 Miles

Plans for One From Jesup to Jack
sonviIIe, 100 Miles.
j. E. Starke of Fernandina, aate general
auditor of the Jacksonville. Tampa and
Key West Railroad, in Jacksonville. and
several prominent men of Georgia, North
Carolina and Jacksonville have applied
for charter in Georgia and Florida to
build standard gauge railroad from
Jesup, via st. Marys and Yulee, to Jack
sonville, a distance of one hundred miles
The route of the old Southeast Georgia
and Florida right of way, which crosses
the st. Marys river, and has been graded
Tor seventy-tive miles, will be followed
utilizing the work already done upon the
road.
Only two drawbridges will be required
one at the Satilla and one at the St
Marys, Nassau river and Trout creek will
De crossed above navigation, and will only
require trestling. The longest trestle on
the road will not exceed 500 feet
From Yulee, where the road will cross
the Seaboard Air Line, it will become an
air line TO Jacksonville, where the COM
pany has already secured an option on
terminals just north of and adjoining the
Union Terminal Station. Terminals have
been secured at Jesup and at ST. Marvs
From Jesup to st. Marys the Jackson
vile, St Marys and Jesup Railroad will
open up a fine timber and turpentine coun-
try which is at present without railroad
facilities and which is already occupied bv
number OF saw-mtils and turpentine
farms, which are dependent on teams
and tramways hauling at great EXPENSE
TO railroad of streams, in order to reach
a market.
Mr.. Starke says that arrangements have
already been made in New York for TAX
ing the bonds of the road as issued. ana
that the guarantee company will furnish
the money TO begin construction until the
bonds can be turned over. Work is ex-
pected TO begin at the Jesup end at an
early date. and the charter calls for its
completion within a year. 1t Is the in
tention eventually to extend the road on
to Denmark, S. c., making a total dis
lance of 256 miles.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-03-13
FOR SWEET CHARITY's SAKE.
kings Dnught ers Gave an Entertain
n.ent at the OglethOrpe.

Kings Dnught ers Gave an Entertain-
ment at the OglethOrpe.
The Kings Daughters gave a most en-
joyable entertainment last night at the
Ogiethorpe. An excellent programme OF
Rotations and music was given by some
of the best known amatures in the city.
all of whom w,sre warmly applauded. The
programme was as follows:
Mandolin solo, Miss Lyons.
Piano solo, Mr. Edwyn f. Woodlands.
Recitation, Master Herman Lang.
Song. Master Stothart-
Song. Voice of the Woods" (Watson),
Miss Anna Schwarz.
Recitation. scene from Hamlet" Mr..
A. B. Green
Song. queen of the Earth PinsutD,
Mrs. Barber.
Song, Mr.. John S. Banks.
Recitation. Revenge of Hamish," Miss
Julia Epstein.
Song For All Eternity" Miss Cosens.
Violin obiigato by Mr. c. S. Connerat.
Jr.
Violin solo. Mr. C. S. Connerat. Jr
All of the numbers were encored and in
the majority of cases recall pieces were
given The performers all acquitted them
selves most creditabiy; Miss Epstein, in
particular, so pleased the audience that
she was given a double encore. Her re-
call pieces, Naughty Zen" and Watch
ing the Sparkin' " were undoubtedly tho
hits of the evening. The proceeds of the
entertainment will go to the general fund
of the Kings Daughters.