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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-10
AMERICAN AGGRESSION

London, March 30. - The Saturday
Review, discussing the Nicaragua
Canal controversy In a page article,
says
There Is little hope OF the United
States doing anything agreeable to
England and II the American Govern.
ment should persist, in defiance of It's
pledges, in attempting 10 obtain ex-
elusive control Of the canal, whose
neutrality Is of the highest importance
10 the world, there would be only one
course open, The rest OF the world
must take steps 10 protect itself"
The article alludes 10 American
Aggression" and advocates united
European representation"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-10
Location.

They are located on high ground at an
Of from 200 to 500 feet, affording
scenic and marine views.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-10
LOCAL and GENERAL

Berrey 4 Fullerton. Telephone Main
1856.
Rye bread and baked beans at noon
Pantheon Saloon.
There were eight arrests for assault
and battery yesterday.
Take a ride on the electric cars up
Pacific Heights. Fare cents.
Mrs. William Morris Kincaid leaves
on the Mariposa for the Coast.
The Dispensary bill will probably
come up in the Senate tomorrow.
A fine piece OF property in Nuuanu
valley for sale See Jas. F. Morgan.
A new fruit store has opened at the
corner of King and Alakea streets.
Camara & Co., wine and liquor mer-
chants. Tel, Main 14o, Alakea street.
A. n. Kepoikai returned to Maui yes
terday after a short stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Louisson are intend
ing soon to leave the Islands for good
WEDDING STATIONERY. Engraved
Cards, Enclosing.
H. F. wICHMAN.
This afternoon. Judge Stanley ami
wife will leave in the Aorangi for tho
Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. May with their three
daughters. leave for the Mainland in
the Aorangi today.
Among the passengers book in the
Aorangi for the Coast this afternoon
is Mrs. Edgar Wood.
James Doolittle has accepted posi-
ton in the House of Representatives,
exporting books and records.
Mrs. Henry Warehouse will leave
for the Coast in about month. Her
health makes the change a necessity.
The Healani MINISTRIES met las,
night and held good practice. They
will meet again next Thursday even-
ing.
Rudolph Herring, the expert sanitary
engineer, is to be employed by the city
of Sacramento to report ON the city
sewer system.
The patrol wagon is on the sick list
and will be so for fortnight or more,
An old three-seated wagon is being
used in its place.
d. Obcreimner. bookkeeper for Won
Hamm-Young 4 Co. leaves for the
Coast in theAorangi today. His wife
will go with him.
If you have rheumatic or neuralgia
pains try DR.. Halls Liniment: II first
relieves then cures. 80 cents bottle at
Hebron Drug Co.
News comes from Harrisburg. Pa,
that Miss Mamie Good. the popular
daughter OF Captain Good. was married
TO Frederick Bryan. Miss Good was
well known here.
The color work that the HONOLULU
PHOTO SUPPLY CO. is Offering this
year is the prettiest thing Of its kind
that we have ever seen. II will well
pay you to drop in at their art rooms
and give them a call.
DR.. Titus Munson Coan of New Yori
City will give paper on THE Natives
of Hawaii" at the fifth annual meeting
of the American Academy OF Political
and Social Science to be held in New
York, April II and 10.
Paul Lempke has brought suit
against Caroline Patzig and c. II. Pat
zig for the recovery of $1,000 with in
terest, alleged to be due on note OF
last year. c. C. Biting has been re-
tanned by the plaintiff.
Those wishing reliable horses, ex
perienced drivers, new rigs, fair prizes
and courteous treatment should call al
the Territory Stables. Their telephone
number is Main 80. They deliver ant
call for rigs free Of charge.
Among the departures for Hilo an,
way ports in the Kinau yesterday vert
the following: Bishop Willis. 7. Bur
rows, J. A. Lyle, w. A. Robinson.
+. Richardson, c. L. Hapai, Miss Hitch
cock and NJ. Louisson and wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-10
SeiI Panama Canal.

New York, April /, - A special to
the Herald from Washington says
While N, Hutin, president Of the
French Panama Canal Company, has
been awaiting tho participation Of 60.
lomhia In the negotiations for the
sale nf the Panama Canal "a the Unit
I'd States, a. Irunau lIarllla, formerly
nm engineer ~ the company, who says
be- represents some ~ the atOokhOld,
nrF, has Indicated 10 the lsthmlan
Canal Commission that the company
N willing 10 sell its concession and
property
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-10

Washington, April No report
has been received AZ the War Depart
mrnl from GonrrRl Macarthur con.
rprnlng lhr alleged flauds In iho dis
position 1T Hplrlnmrni supplies IN
The Philippines 10 has, however
boon advised ihni such publication
has been made w lhr lnlind states
ana requested 90 Ernd The facts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-10
HEIGHTS!
ATTRACTIONS OFFERED HOME SEEKERS.
Water.

Water will be supplied at the rate of
SIS per year for each lot, from our Pacific
Heights Water System. This Is less
than city rates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

ories advanced as to the cause of ocean currents are Grourdless, it remains to be proved what tie true cause is.
 It must bt4 admitted that the currents have l similar origin, as they are iden- ticaI in every respect as regards color, heat and velocity, springing forth in the same manner spontaneously from the earth in some mysterious way. There is no place on the surface of the earth where the water can be heated 10 furnish the heat contained in these streams that gusa forth from the depths of the sea; consequently the forces must be subterr0nean and can only be accounted for by large bodies of clear. blue water from the ocean forcing its way into the depths of the earth under it's crust where it burrows q channel of it's own 10 the surface again. having received it's warmth on the way by contact with the internal heat af the lower regions Of the earth. forced on by continual pressure from behind
 That there are 0ritoes in the earth's Gc@jsJ E:lIl3l3E bt- GtE4el, ALSO W ual U-- comes of tae vast volume of water that cannot be computed which is constant Iy running at the rate of from four 10 stx knots n Aear from the Atlantic ocean through the srraie ef Gibraltar into tae AIs#gtcerraaean sea. The nu- RIefaEs rivers, tae. are continually ioV.nE ia. and yet the sea remains at the saEa lagei Evaporation cannot account for lt. for Edat is eTaeorated k formed fnr5 clouds and is preciplrat- cd again into the sea by tEe media4 Of storms and frequent rains.
 Tie water must enter the earth from rhe ocean through tl.esa aperturas on n incline as t e1lsbes forth in tH 4aree E.--bty currents and cannot
 'fSeerefe4 tz saGndiags: eansea.Ins 'aese three #ll zgAty currents are Iz iag l19re CT less than immense #gp Esers. -Gaetata g. r Shea61rae ia G2esz- laHd Marine Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
John Henry'S Theory
BY (. .. COReET.

Little ei@l said John Henry to h.a wife one eTont..r. T have some strong notioEs [, ,..t.s af.5a..ess principles bein.; apps.e;...ita t5 eva45= occupation in life Tea kaaw l Eare 3 stated income. and when l YES q taaheIor knew to I peH. where tao5s.5ae5 went. Very convenient # wa5. ID. i5r was sure what t9 eoGat ca when any extra x pense ea4ss fe. 5E, I G5a't want to restriet5s5=4 t##.s II.t it.s ice 0 be exact aAe9 aad if We eaeu lepf saf : tae enI of T ll0zy ElT1e.. Rn4l #zlf ..zszi #s.=ss= aezls g5f sz fetFe@ z.ezs n s5z ls= S5sz .0Hs. Fl ..9s..e tVz. aless a5za aaz
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 - Eaal .T5.5 7 Eez =- a1s.zs5 zzzz resst. leat4ar less s I btG -a=t3e Ms Ee.s2 44.l . eea o.e f5t .s....=alss. sll.=0a efa-7t.5 fesaal- ci.ad f5 se id5s5 aa# s=9 r..4f efl- t515s5asl.e =aEer lis pt=s.s5. =e.
 F0s -egeeat months a.l Hasf z='E salsa.5t apparently. 4a5 tbe Ha.rs r teafs ..5.sl GHa5.es ..#s s.57s as.a f5s4= biu-s o1.r s..! w'..r.n-s la aEa5H aaa aiding and sI sa5et=.zs 9Aaa Mrs. John sae..t ia t#=5.1 b max. tH.. s'.'.- cesea aaa @! 2 aaJaaas ba!aaea vere not e be l5st si-at et in tEe reek6R5ng foln Henry EHew n5ft.ia-, of t. aad any tr4ai ie5 be s4aE have had were expressed ta n entirely dif- ferenf manner and audible oaEy fo the unrespeasf7e ears of IL office boy.
 On the first evening af eaeh month Mr. aaI Mrs John Henry. 5a perfect mutual trust ana confidence went over together item by item tle ;.f- counts ia t3e lfTt!e books e3tl diseuss- ed the variations in t4e price of beef steak and t..e alyisabi!ity of intrust- inr aa5t,.ar Ye.4 .eF of meats with the care of tlIa family lar5ler tiso t.e cost of keeping 5el=l =IteHfz's etsar box rENlelz.slla.I. But A..e== .,5Ha d. was e3.z.ed bF te6laftas, sEa would @ without I spring bonnat rather taa4 aavn lz.al z.z6l.e= cheaper =tebseea.
 @ft .s % injurious. a1zzz-a t.-3t one nus HaF1 tHe 6a4z # e=.s smokes 2 aIi s.ge sala!
 G1e heaaafa! aEt79---. 4,1E a.s ot-t sa.6dl eszaal of z.Hz ,t5...ts e4sae ss to7=a aaI immediately haaHae. a.=f.a.- laGg <ET-. Nss. John i... ..t t.a t.nfH f..s5t tA.e e. a sstl5 s.-..t , tz .at IF .49 .4-e4--.a. ..el .... ar-- boar. less s.at=- saIa Y AE s4a. E.=l.. .ass5 zs..1a aI pee. a ar TIT o-f
 .lA..s. ia 0l. ~ e4e
 talaa.. particular s.st ..l..! #s..-4 ,ae ws4 A5ra aa
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
The aa\r go sa Ora phie's D ss ss Nll)T

She examined her purse. Yes, there was plenty in it. She woGtI take her friend down town to lunch at fash ion" b.4 cafe. Is they were drinking their after dinner coffee the friend mentioned 1 popular play which she particularly desired to sec. Had Mrs. John seen it? No, Mrs, Joln had not. Jota I-e1ry had intended 10 take her, but there baa been 50 many other tlin@s b occupy the t.ma. At the friends sE@se5tiGn to see t that after noon Mrs. .EoAn neekIy complied and ended U buying two tickets instead Of Cae \, zen they came out, 1t was rain .As. aa t1e friend immediately or e.=re,l ] zsrriage to ta-.e Ter to the sta t.5.1. .aare w3s nothing for ir but
 ITS. I5.4 sl09ll drive to the station vii. an tlea sle raust 1eetss rive Heale 5}25 the btII as s..t. .=-i-ii.--#=. .gzzs=.=5a. 96or.
 ? I6.a 5aE aerzVal that T. : il7. aizs sa4za 7-szs .=1. ta ] -.5ga fever aa..t tz5.s.s =z.Ha zesese 4eat3ea.. Fae 5.zzz=..... Ea4 z..e lz...s 1 -a f5 Ea5iJ.e z9s.5 t,.e Gezle BIae n5re-
 s.e-eg. aiI4 tadrs 5..@tegi1- r5.e za-.aef.4 H...ze pazss. s.l5sE triaI 10 alake 4#L4la4ee. t ns,a .l4ll oss.5.4 b s..t tl.4 whole amount at srere!ag's expenditures iat9 5.e .,..3t..'iiza' eai- gEIn. ;.=l9. al 5aa4 Henry .ools tt s5.s EEEer would is4 t-e Ea.... IL..,ss evening 9.s the aae tee tA= monthly recsAauise bl.s before 5 clock. through 7=orr5ziilI5.s. tII-t!gtl9 and planning, 5g.'s John Lad worked herself almost l45o 4Bsree.a- After dinner Ioan IeMf smoked ais ciG4e. but contrary to eas- toz4 said nothing alsst the acs8,..z1 books. lis vlte looked af Laa w0.4- lerin -iy from t.1ae D tt...a, b1- he seeI.,s. utterly UEeoas5.5ts. .At5er awhile she broke tAe sil=ae..
 John, dtaf, she s..l s.t4 tears ia her voice. "I czH.5.3.t make lly azesl balance this a..s Aez-A I've work ld eye, it all t.,=,... sg....5e.l.
 ,[ohn Henry t-.-..sss.,eti ;.,1 exclamation under Lis breath which might have sounded to the office boy something ike Thank the Lord.7 then turned and looked ac Ter.
 "Ard is it that which has worked y6u into such q fever and given you these. headaches = said le To tel fEe 5rata. I5e centinged T couldn't make mine come out right either but it dida't worry ne to that extent. Ia the ioRs run I don | know that t does as any good t1 De forever haggiing over the eomparafiF values of an Iftsa stew and 9 porterhouse steak or dis GUS lng the amount of enjoyment and benefit of [ regular ttea fer ticket as e5a fased with the ID. 21. 9. What d0 vc@ sas eJ dropping 1Ae thing al. taest5 er
 Mes .IeAa's f2ee crew clearer anl her fe4 Hr.e.HtHr than tB3eE Lad f9r l. 7.ea=5 &a z7eat 0vae to Ioaa ..e2ey aaa lss aEc.s around L..5 Uea.
 s,.v,.sz. r.-4-. she vi @aez=. z o boz. aal @ married g5g.s- Ch.6a-5 I.ee5ta..E-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

2 =sa tf.s'e et agat=- se9 s.e-seezs, tasseu.H- -faaaa.tF as It proceeds oa -ss j8HlHaF. .a [ thousands f niles across tz.- zt.aat.s o6eau. wags11..4-: tl.e vest e1n a9ges et Eafa9e.
 I..E.. seen ..e .IacE cf ti.e t.-e- olIt-s cG4e.gs.ir@ t..a -GIf stream. we Tz Il turn .aur atteae.Ga t9 tile great Pa =..e current. Identical h n respects .th its s.7tar current df tl-e Atlantic anal eoAear1.l.- Ulstc.f there are no the ar.rs t9 contend H.th.
 1t starts pa4ta4eouslz from 2 spot a few miles from tae s9Etll esl of the .slaa. If Eafmo7d. iu the Baasaee ei.as..lel. following tie cast 6f For t-z sd 19rt ..Hastcr! Iast anl through eaa !-aae51.e .s.z4s.5.s. sz.et.a1 f..s coast a4as .zes.aa Ir4. eastward ea .-s laa-. Journey aorass the y1.!# par.ac
 ..ss.z. t.e et # .Aa.=t.sa from IEeat laa5 to 3te&.e5. I5- dark 5lee at aEe Il z...l-e ee.a55.5-r t.5 tse t.s.U1e a2 ea- .a- ii aag4e Of U ae .ta .rEe a5l a-e.e ... c5.s.95.5a- ion af 5lts t..l
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 a4 EfE of from aze ta a. as# z.e t4cstaIf.
 "a & eaaaHtes # heat color r in @tftt .r944 n. af aaa t4e
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 t #aa 6a @lz.#lf a-al .aa 44 ls-ar aa IHefs
 asa 1fr all t4 tzz etEa eaA tA eN- aHe.l t..#st st.Hs !. aa aE4@tts= gl1- aazite aae et.a5. 5tagt.a- fran. fae VT mi. @e1 t..e .5Hts. c..d ef the 5-.at z: Ma4as s r5as etaves5.atv eea44 tleCapa ol Gd55 iiof6 #.teae # dssapH g1 GaIe I.ae5 5.l.a~. -E5 I asHfeat, Ieaha3tse bart of # ]. Gi~e.tal into q steady t ol tisa east ttEII ct.s5 ..t. eae ls ta prevailing We,ta.. #ii=.s ia that Eo-ia.. NJ se.ea
 .ar as an aware. HJve at5#.5te. ff aee4u4t foz f4is cEastHt. I,a s4 GraEea has1sa ,asj.tHtea taae @ t..s4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

Constipation neglected 6r batfx treated leafs to total disability or y egrzs constipation in all Its forms DO. Ask Eopr druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

The shipping of dynamite and arms b China may mean activity on the part of the Fetormers. but f Ve were 2 missionary We would roosl hIgh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
Didn't want It the Price.

T have rE opinion ef you. >aEcas- ttcaIly remarked tae tazvyer Well. yog ean keep it. hetIF retorted the client .Tbe last one lad os you cost ne dve dolaes. @-PhfIadetplta Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
Your local coupon ticket agent la:

Tour local coupon ticket agent has kee7 sa7Fl4eq with Illustrated and IL. scriottFe lJteratHta slowing tie beat. ties ef tAa scenery aa4 resorts q Colorado and the Rocky mountains. These books are free for the asking, a1d The Denver Road will be glad to give aaqeq assistance by core. spondenca in y0ar choice 0f | place to spend your vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

4 T.aeo95 se to inc Origin and Caa4e of the Galf anA other >treaaas--.are They :!5~ .-soduct of Ia4sncas. suf- nar.ne Geyaer~:
 For Hora t1z4 century scientists aHd H.4.5osef .ass have been yaJalg tey. ing 10 discover tae origin aasl e;a.sa Of the mysterious current fu the Atlantic ocean eallel tl4e gulf stream. WaE called is not apparent, as nothing n file ealf of Mexico $ tl .-s c7aHasir a. Il6Ie HaFe been E.aae faeaHies EH.azl aa9e baea a9aa8lag.e ne perfectly absurd S.-a.. as 5-S be...g ea5.ss# tl.a eagT1 .a Eal4tiaa q. ads fir III .a4 power l5e .s,51a t..a eeas I..t5l5. E#4a.d 3.a al z.e Faz tr# t.4a east
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 ta - esn Eaa q ttE f E aat. Ea Gaa gulf #s Aa LaE-4- E6 S8t aH4 e.. 5szaa t.e Es@ea affI os deeper .a t.#3a taa s.e.65.H1. e5s sa.. ad G fl
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

Ezeesses n youth aee= drafts upon old aga a1Ea5se about 3e years atCee date
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
l. will s4rorise you-try t.

It $ the medicine above all others for eatarch ana E worth Is #=Iga6 in god. EIg.s cream 6atm# #eees aI that Iz claimed for lt.-B opsrry. Hartford Conn
 My so6 Was att1Ietea= zzizll= ea5ae-l2. He Esea Efy.s Cream 8azn and the dlsa agreeabHe eatarrh aa Hee- mn G 0Ec3steads Aeeo.a, Il
 Taa Balm aaes nDt Ierlzzsa= =5e a1.9se sneez.ng Sola bE erIgg-sts at 5a e1s or na.et 6E Ely Brothers. 5 A2rrer.t oc.. New Iora
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

aeal4a he =t9o is .9oe.ag f9r more.
 Rel t5 danger a=HaE Ga tae eaa- -.e-a. sa tes.o4 nose a CT ! E=11la1 fs0 Men am -se1 ..5= Raa.s@ Mountain Tea anI est e=n.3#aa rosy a4=e5a 55a Ask WORT Grug2l4r.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

' n4aGe Hens E E-ag eattEtsalp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
HE 8U7LfNGToN's CALIFORNIA ExcU U8sfoAe-PERa aoNALJY
 CONDUCTED.

EFees e.lnes9" night tror. g. Louis aa# Chicago tAe Burlington $ ssonaHy co15!aatad Tourist s1ears E.zoarsionz .aas~ fae California. Taa owning feature t . e58za eh1s54 9ea Seae Colorado. Sa.t I.a..= aoMg8EzxzRs EXCURSIONS 70 THE WEST AND NORTHWEST. ltohar 5h. tevet~l .r 5ee= .7ta
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 &f 9a H.1 zn. ' FtGe I. " HAHELr ' A. s'}4 3-afe st, tse.i. P4-4en.,ar iett '-7ti'' - f.nus=. iio. HOWARD ELI ioTI, Gerl Manager
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

fl E aan Has Ha yIrzHes et H.s asgn to=aaast ot ta0se sses5sd G.S ancestors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

ef-aaa Roesr Mountain T=a s s.z-er aG-t. lE 8EE tE reddleH 5sE less than 459ts Den G Esr t#z e=s mace t=.z.e..- H1 #fle Medicine Ca- Ak E5es eerIeet=r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

Witnesses fa7e t .. ]. qturg testHie4 that : .rH sa vas cool aaa braH UE fire e9nsiAerdte Qt hjs mon a5tgs lsi of Santiago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

I.1lat volr secret ee another are F zl4l=ae H-tHfnea eaa4r soaed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

Eorvatt~ secrz- every man ze za keep rom Hls ns5za6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

+ E a5 eas f5 aFaV back i a1t49et Lack an un4z1e.s! word.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31
DEEP s1E.A 11A RRENTS.

MYSTERIES o= TEE CCEAN THAT FAVE PUZZLED TIE LOBBYISTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

4 Tsaeo95, aa r. inc eeiGin aaa Caa4e of th Ga3f and Other >tree ss1s--.sre
 They :.3" ,.oduct of I.4lile..s. sub
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-10-31

only ea that NH no- aM.adsa
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HoMg3EzHzas EXCURSIONS Tc
 THE WEST AND AoRTe58YzsT.

foher 5a 5ererrl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
For Sale.

Farm of 10 acres. situated 81
miles from Lancaster on Platteville
road Sixty acres under cultivation,
balance in pasture with running
water. Good buildings all practic-
ally new.
Farm OF 40 acres situated 4 miles
from Lancaster near Platteville road.
About 60 acres already under culti-
walton with considerable more easily
tillable. Good piece of land. All
well fenced.
To be sold for cash. Part paw
ment down, balance on easy terms
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress, H. A. HoLzINGER,
16-4*tf Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
De pRoFuNDIs.

Not ret are deeds fruition Of my thought,
Nor IS this body symbol Of my soul,
Fer evil ever in this life is wrought
That shuns the will and its divine control
Surely shall not be forever weak,
Hating and stumbling on the chosen way,
Blinded BY the pure and perfect light I seek.
Upon the threshold Of eternal day.
do NOT mourn discredit 90 nv fame
Who smile az time and his combining shores;
IT'S this provokes the burning blush Of shame:
The flesh still groyels, though the spirit soars;
But my hearts anguish who understand
Or stay my folly with guiding hand?
Peter Macarthur in Ainslee's Magazine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
Personal and Real.

Lord Wellesley's g. i-de-camp, KEEP
pei. wrote a hook Of travels and called
il his personal narrative. Lord Welles-
ley was quizzing it and said to Lord
Plunket: Personal narrative is
personal narrative. Lord Plunkett
What should you say a personal mar
rative meantT" Plunket answered.
MY lord. you know we lawyers al
ways understand personal as contradis-
tlnguished from real"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
81 publication July IS; last August .
Notice of Hearing.

Estate Samuel t Hay, decd
State OF Wisconsin. County Court of Grant
county-ln Probate
Notice is hereby given that at the special
term Of the County court, to Toe held in and
for said county at the Court House in the
city of Lancaster in said county. on the End
Tuesday of Aug. u 1901, being the 1911
day Of August. 1901. AT the hour OF one O'Clock
il the afternoon,the following matter viii be
heard and considered:
The application Of Elizabeth 4. Pennock
for the appointment of an administrator Of
the estate Of samuel + Hay late OF the town
of Little Grant, Grant county Wisconsin
deceased
BY order Of the Court.
JAS. MCBRIEN, Register ia Probate
Dated July u. 1901
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
Summons.

First publication. July T.; last Aug. y
county
Margaret B. skinner Plaintiff. =. Geo ".
Skinner Defendant.
The state of Wisconsin to the said defend
ant
You are hereby summoned 10 appear with
in twenty days after service Of this sum
mons exclusive Of the day OF service. and de-
fend the above entitled action in the Court
aforesaid. ana iu case Of your failure 50 70
do Judgment viii ne rendered against you
at,ciirtiifEt3 the demand ~ the com plaint.
Palmer s Whitman.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
r o address. Bosco5el. Grant County. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01

FOR SALE: A good single seat,
leather top buggy. Spring back and
spring cushion. Extra length box
rear OF seat. Been used but one sea
son and will be sold at a bargain for
cash. CHAs. ROBERTS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-08-01
Notice to Trespassers.

l hereby give notice that no trespas-
sing is allowed on my farm north of
the city. H. ABRAMS.