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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
SENATOR RAWLINS MAKES
SOME GRAVE INVITATIONS.

Washington. Jan. GA spirited in
cident occurred in the senate This alter
noon when the legislative bill WAS
taken up. Mr.. Rawlins Utah read
newspaper article saying there was
combination formed in the Utah legis-
!ature To- elect II Mr.. Kearns senator.
and that it was being forwarded by the
Mormon church, which was now
working with the Republican party.
He iDtima,ed that the church had re-
ceived certain promises from the Re-
publicans relative to the practice OF
pOlygamy, and he said he thought a
voice should go out from Washing ton
in condemnation OF the proceeding.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
QUEEN VICTORIA DEAD.

England's beloved and illustrious
queen Is dead. Full Of years and ful oil
honor she has passed away.
Her pure Influence WAS not confined
to the great city Of London nor to the
shores III the British Isles. Wherever
the English language was spoken, the
name Of Victoria has been borne rs the
highest type Of her sex.
Queen Victoria was not only enthrOn-
ed in England but she WAS eptbroned
in the universal heart. The civilized
world admired her because Whatever
was best In womanbood WAS exemplfied
in her life. The civilized world mourDs
her death, With n breath OF purest
life she bought home with the eternal.
Honor to her memory and peace to her
ashes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
NATIONAL TRAIT.

Enthusiastically American was the
action taken by the West Point cadets
10 voting TO abolish bsziDg.
While everyone reads the dispatches
telling OF this action with some surprise.
yet, after all, hardly anything else was
to be expected. 1t IL not the nature Of
the American boy to stand out against
just criticism. During the examination
OF the cadets, there has been, according
to General Dick, chairman OF the In
vestigating Committee, desire to tell
the truth. This seeming courageous
ness on the part OF the cadets to spare
themselves least OF all has given token
OF the national character. The natural
outcropping Of this characteristic was
the voluntary action Of the cadets In re-
pudiatiop OF bad practices for the future.
Whatever Of the bully was manifest
ed in the hazing will be forgotten by
the public In this last action OF the boys
at the academy. II Is Drawer thing
for the cadets to acknowledge the fault
and turn over new leaf than to win
many battles. The American people
will appreciate the laudable resolutions
Of the West Pointers In proportion
that will be bounded only by the strict
observance OF letter and spirit.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
VICTORIA HAS kElGNED LONGER
THAN ANY OTHER WOMAN RULER

Queen Victoria has reigBed longer
than any other woman occupant of "a
throne
She has reigned for a greater number
Of years than any other European SOW
ereign. II the regency in the reign of
Louis XIV is excepted.
Her reign has lasted sixty-three years
and seven months, exceeding by four
years three months and twenty-six days
the reign Of George Ill, which WAS the
longest In England before she came TO
the throne.
She has been Empress OF India for
twenty-five years, having received the
title by proclamation on April %, 1876.
She has outlived all the members OF
the House Of Lords who were peers of
the realm at the time OF her accession,
except Earl Nelson, and all the peers
who were then or had been memb ers OF
the House Of Commons.
She has survived all the members OF
her original Privy Council and of her
first House Of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone
having been one OF the oldest former
members OF the latter.
She has seen every Episcopal See
vacated and refilled at least twice dur
ing her reign.
She has seen her judicial bench re-
cruited twice at least from end to end.
She has been widow for forty years.
She has seen five Arcbbshops Of
Canterbury and six Of York and five
Bishops OF London rule and pass away.
She has ouilived eleven Lord Chan
cellors. ten Prime Ministers and six
speakers Of the House Of Commons.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
GOT THE BETTER OF THEM.
A street Csv Cora~~tor.. wiz ~.
Of settling Women WI.
Are OMciou..

party of FIVE handsomely attIr.d
women boarded North Clark street
cable car Mt the north end of Lincoln
park and took seats near the from,
end OF the last trailer. Half n doz.n
other men and women were seated
IN the ear and they overheard n CON.
versation that ran something tike
TINS. relates The Chicago Chronicle:
Never mind. III pay the car fare. .
SAID one stately woman wearing n
handsome sealskin cloak. as sb,
opened her pretty purse.
No. let me pny IT," int.rposed III.
woman in the long automobil. cloak
WHO sax next to the first speaker.
You remember you paid II the las,
time we came downtown together"
II want to pay It."
40 J IN going TO pay IL, for I've
just got the even change"
"Oh. let me pay it to settle the a;..
pute"
And so the argument ms to which
enc OF the five should contribnte 10
the Golfers Of the railroad compan,.
continued for several minute. Ia m.
great enjoyment Of the other occu.
pants Of the car.
Dur,nR the controversy the con.
ductor stood Just inside the door n,
the car He pretended TO nav M AZ.
tenfion to the women, but he was
listening. just the same. lie had be.n
collecting fares on street cars TO-
many years and he had heard these
arguments before.
Inc conductor finally stepped IN
the platform TO assist n possenocr on
The car. just as he again ouened tho
door TO go to the five women for ,heir
fares the woman in the scaIskjn ctooL
arose. She held a quarter In no.
neatly glo'ed hand and started 10.
ward the conductor with her hand
oufstretched. She wanted IL. "stc,t :.
march on her companions. The con.
ductor saw his opportunity to "gc,
even for n,l the time he had LOST Il,
waiting for the women to sett,c ,b.;r
bttle dispute and he seized it. lie
grasped her extended hand, and shall.
ing ~ vigorously said:
why. how do you do? I'm awf,,
glad to see you"
me woman was asionished and so
were her companions. but they nil
realized Immediately that they had
been made the victim Of the conduc,.
or's ready wit. The woman who ,,os
SO anxious to pay the fares hurried
back TO her seat Not wonl was
spoken. The conductor returned 10
the platform. A couple Of blocks fnr.
Their on he went up to the marty .,d
collected the fare for all from an.
who had taken no part in the di..
pute.
When the women left the ear n,
street the conductor re-.
marked to man on the platform;
We'll. ] guess she'll remember M,
for an indefinite period"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

The following states elected senators
this week:
Utah, Thos. Kearns; North Carolina.
+. Nj. Simmons: Arkansas, J. II. Berry;
Wyoming, +. T.. Warren; Texas, J. w.
Bailey: Minnesota, Knute Nelson; Kan
sss. j. r. Burton: South Dakota, r, j.
Gamble: New Jersey, w. j, Sewell.
Deadlocks exist in Delaware, Nebraska
and In Montana.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

UNCLE JOHN HALEY may not be re-
appointed warden OF the penitentiary,
but the universal verdict OF the people
is that the state has never had better
one, nor one that has rendered better
service. That's a glorious record to
retire on, il retire he must The board
that makes the appointment cannot
skip or overlook his official record
without doing violence TO the feelings
OF many who know the facts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

WHEN the Missouri house OF repre-
sentatives was considering proposition
that Jefferson City fttingly celebrate
Jackson's day Representative Murphy,
ST. Louis Republican, opposed the
project. His closing words were Ms fol-
lows, uttered with great dignity: ..Prer-
emit day Democrats have little reason to
feel proud OF Andrew Jackson. IN fact
II Jackson were alive today he would
be glad he died long ago."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

The county division question Is now
up To the members OF the legislature
from bingham county. The question
was not considered or discussed in the
campaign and the members cannot be
fair. just and honest with themselves
and with their constituency II they act
hurridly In the matter. Their con-titu-
eDcy OF the county, OF the whole county,
should be heard and the wishes OF the
majority should be respected.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

Many ~ the biolches. pimp'et ~
other affections ~ the skin are cassFd
by tn. failur. Of til. liver and kidss"
10 cs.t of Impurities. which remain -
the system. HEtsBINE will siimlae
the liver and kidneys, aud cleans 'a'
system OF all impurities. Price - esas
ut Hull n wootlrufl's.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
Hsod feels Lie Bursting.

Maybe you were out lat. Ia-t nlFhtg
II you had taken Krau-a= Headache
Capsule before retiring yonr head
would be cool and clear this morning.
Take ono nov and you sill i,e all right
IN mn bali hour. Price 2jc. Sold by
Hull & Woodruff, druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

WITH ex-President Harrison, ex-
Speaker Reed, Gen. Lew Wallace. SEN
ator Hoar and other prominent Repub-
licans out Of harmony with the present
administration it would seem that there
may be some need OF reorganization
OF the Republican party.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

Gov. HUNT, Monday, sent special
message to the house OF representatives
urging the adoption Of memorial to
the U. $ Senate for an amendment to
the constitution providing for the cleo
ton OF U. S. senators by direct vote
Of the people.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
Idahs's SympAthy for Britain.

Boise, Idaho. Jan. 24.-The following
resolution was passed by the legislature
today: BE IT resolved by the house
OF representatives Of the state OF Idaho
the senate coucurripg therein. the PEG
pie OF the state OF Idaho extend to the
British people their profound sympathy
1t the death OF their beloved queen.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
MONTANA Legislature is engaged

MONTANA Legislature is engaged in
shooting new men through the chutes
every day for the short term for the
L. >. senate. Scattering" is u strong
man each day. Such proceedings at
Helena, Montana. will revive the talk
OF the past and somebody will soon say
the members are waiting for candidates
who will come up to the style OF w. A.
Clark.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

1T is reported that the Silver Repub-
lieans will be formerly dispauded in
February. So far as Idaho is concern
ed julie and Arney can soon dispose of
the business here. They are the only
ones left and perhaps they may have
followed Fred and announced that they
are Democrats Record.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

SENATOR KEARNS, Of Utah, is to give
a q, 800 dinner to the members of the
legislature at the Knutsford next week.
"A big eat'm" pleases some white peo-
pie as we'll rs Indans.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

A member OF the House has introduce
ed a bill In the Idaho legislature chang
ing the divorce laws Of the state. II
prevents re'narriage Immediately after
the decree
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

DO son want ihcmf d. ron siHFf
waut "a glow with h.alihs Do ycs ssai
tn sat w.lI. sleep we'll and work stl'
Try l.ichiy'- Celery Nerve Composua-
Sold by Hull 4 Woodruff, drugelsss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
THE remains Of Queen Victoria will
be kept in state a. Osborne for ten days

Edward VII King of The United
Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland
and Emperor OF India is the title of
England's new King.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

SOMEBODY offered $4,000 for the frs,
number vi The Commoner. Mr.. Bryan's
paper, rs 1t came form the press. To
dothe right thing why not give slO.OO
for 10000 copies and distribute them
over the country.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

THE man seeking trouble can find
what he wants by going to Utah and
talking Senator Kcarns.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

~or.us, get. digestion at wark. and -
r.sbniId- the body. Price a runs.. So.
By Hull \ woptrufY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

NOBODY can foretell just what will
happen, neither today nor tomorrow.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26

a Young lady who hal number of
best fcllers" asked one Of them Ia
write 10 her autograph album, and III /.
il his production
LET tho thtsties In Jour yard sfow tail
They are donkcy's fasort,e wrcd;
when your other feIlcrs come tn cali
You can tsrn them IN the ynrsi to- feed
The fragile babe and the growing
eh,ld are strengthened by WHITES
CREAM VEIsMIFUGE. IL destroy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-26
VATCHMAN, what Of tomorrow.

SURPRISES, like troubles, never come
singly.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-28
~OdpOwiedzi cd Redakcji.

Panu l.. w. Is. W y. " Spra-
wa Prywatna j ogotu zw~iazkowego
ME obcbodzaca. Listu pahskiego ME
mozemy zamisscic.
Panu X. Rozyckiemu, W Whining.
ton, Del. - List ~przyszedi "a poz-
no ola no. Ago, a numer AS przyj-
die do w. jut pc obchodzie.
Tow. Soc. p. i'm. Boil. Limanow-
skiego, New ark, N. j. Odezwy
ME zamiesciiismy, DO przyszia "a
Pozno. Dostalismy ia we srode. 81
listoPada, panowie urzadziliscie
swoj bal We srods 27-go, a wiec W
dniu, kiedy ,.Zgoda" opuszcza pra-
SO. Czytelnicy Newarku otrzy-
maliby vice odezwe juz po balu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-28

Korzystajac re sposobnosci, pole.
cam Severy Opiatki ma Dol giowy j
neuralgie, kt6re przez kilka lat uzy.
waiem zawsze z dobrym skutkiem;
ulge przynosza W kazdej chwili.
Joe l.. Fsltejsek, Sinner, Tex.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-28
SPRAWOZDANIE

Komisarza Skarbu Mar. Pol. W Rap
perswylu IA Stany Z~jednoczone POI
Am. "a druga po&owe wrzesnia i PAT
dziernik 1901 r.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-28
Kronika m~iejscowa

NuooZtiietNo Nd plo-
ci i obch6d Listopadowy. Szano-
wni Rodacy i Rodaczki. Ma posie-
dzeniu delegat6w obchodowych u
chwalono wziasc udzial in gremio
W ~nabozenstwie "a polegiych braci,
kt6re sic odbedzie W niedziele rano
z. s, W kosciele sw. Trolley. Ia
razem uchwalono zaprosic szan.
Zarzad Centralny u. \. p. oraz
administracje i grupy zwiazkowe,
wogole polak6w i polk do wziecia
udzialu. 81. rodacy, ME zapomi-
NANNY i wypelnmy obowiqzki,
stawmy sic ma TO nabozenstwo,
wzniesmy wspolne modify do Maj
wyzszego "a polegiych i IA Ojczy-
zne naszq uciemiezona przez ME-
przyjaci6l, ofiarujmy dzien ten po-
leglym braciom W powstaniu, kto-
rzy Ola mas i dla Ojczyzny poswie-
eli zycie, przypomnijmy sobie W
dniu tax u~roczystym urywek z
piesni Ma groby. ma groby MIN
zbraknie ziemi, o Boze wolna Pol
ske nam wroc'.
Zarazem przypominam. IL VIE
czorem tegoa samego dnia. t. j lgo
&. odbedzie sic obch6d Listopado-
wy. komitet dololyl sill. lie star.
czylo, ably obchod wypadi jak maj
swietniej. w obchodzie vienna
udziai najlepsi mowcy. ~spiewacy i
spiewaczki, Sokoli i dziatwa soko-
la. Reszta zalezy OIL szanownej
polonji, ably zebrac sic jak najlicz-
niej ma obchod, a przez to oddat
Geese pamieci poleglych i wypelnit
obowiazek narodowy. Spodziewa-
my sic, IL szan. polonja przyjmie
tie pare slow do serca j raczy j.
w~ypeinic; winnismy sluzbe Ojezy-
znie, peinmy ia. w imieniu dele
gatow obchodowych j komitetu. NJ
Moszczynski, prezes kom., +. y.
Kucharzewski, sekr. del. i komite-
tn, 100 w. Division st.
T. Urdga. Tow, ktore rscza wziasc
udziai W nabozenstwie, racza sic
slavic o G. "A rano t. j. W niedzie-
lie l grudnia do Domu zwiazkowe-
go, skad udamy sic do koscioia sw.
Trolley F. y. Kucharzewski, Sc
kretarz del.
Pierwszy wykiad historic pol
skiej odbyi sic W piatek 22go list.
W wielkiej sail W domu zwiazko-
wynn o godz 81 wieczorem. Po-
mimo deszczu ma wyklad ~przybylo
~ osob. - Trescia wykiadu byi
poglad ogolny ma stanowisko Pol
ski W dziejach caiej ludzkosci, po-
dial dziejow Polski ma piec okre-
sow i pierwszs Geese dziej6w stare
zytnej siowiahszczyzny. TIE ostat-
mia prelegent doprowadzii do Jor-
nandesa.
N~astepny wyklad odbedzie sic
W piqtek 29-go listopada. Tresc
wykladu: Dokonczenie dziej6w
siowianszczyzny. Bajeczne dzieje
Polski. Jezeli czas pozwoli, pre-
legent przejdzie do dziej6w Nile
czysiawa I-go j Bolesiawa Chro-
brego.
Poczatek scisle o godz. 81 wiecz.
Wstep b~ezpiatny.
Zawiadamiam representative
grup chicagoskich, kt6re naleza do
Gminy, oraz kt6re ME naleza do
Gminy, ably raczyly wyslac swych
Representatives. j prezes6w ma po-
siedzenie | grudnia 1901 r. o e. 81
20 poi. W hall Pulaskiego, W spra-
vie ustalenia Gminy. Dziaiac be-
dziemy W sprawie pomnika L. Kos
ciuszki j u. \. P u szacunkiem,
Fr. Gorski.
Miasto mas podejmuje W tym
tym tygodniu znakomitych PREY.
w6dc6w ruchu narodowego irlandz-
kiego, Redmonda j O'Donnella.
Zwolane przez tymczasowego
prezesa ma przeszla sobote pierw-
z posiedzenie Towarzystwa Po-
mocy Naukowej ME przyszlo do
skutku z powodu malej liczby
obecnych. Odlozono vice posie-
dzenie ma nicdziele Sgo grudnia o
godz. 81 p. n.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-28

Ia posrednlctwem hedakcJi ,Lgo-
dy":
Cd oh. Ejdymta 5 600
~ oh. Budzyhskiego sos
, Oh. ldzikowskiego 2.70
~ OBJ. Siemiradzkiego po.
datek Ia wrzesieh LOO
Zebrane przez oh. j. Ami
szewskiego ma weselu u PIP.
Pyczow W Chicago, III. cd
nastepujacych osob;
j. Szyperski 50c, w. Sly
perska SOC, l.. Brosz POO,
J. Skrocki l0c, S. Anikuta
25c, j. konasze wski POO,
A. ko~naszewska 25c. +. Le-
wicki &c. L. Lewicka &c, 5.
Wronakowski 25c, III. Wro-
j.. Pycz los, NJ. Lefkowicz
Zoe, X. Rudziswicz 10, J..
Siwicki 25c, W. Kundzie-
NJ. krysztopa l0c, :. Skro.
cki Zoe, X. Dochod 500, A.
Pycz Zoe, r. Archolski loo,
j. Aniszewski Poe. Razem AL
Cd uczacej sic MiodzieAy
W Detroit 1888
Lebrane przez oh. w. Cze-
k~owskiego ma imieninach u
PIP. Janickich od nastepuja-
cych osob:
NJ. Gurgacz 25c, :. Wro-
blewski 25c, Jan Tomaszek
loo, a. korzeniecki Zoe, +.
kobiaika 25c. l.. Korze-
niecki 25c, VI. Janicki 50c.
+. Janicka l0c, A. Jahca
100, h. Jahca SC, A. 10.
rzeniecka loo, w. Czekow.
ski 25c, X. Czekowska Zoe,
NJ. Czekowsks &c. J. Gee
kowski 25c, NJ. Czekowska
loo, \. Hromiak Poe. Anna
llromiak Toe, j. Komarc
los, j. komarc mi. Zoe, A.
Komarc &c, :. Opsatnik lOc,
a. Boda lOc. l,azem $50
Oh czionkow T.wa Polacy
i Litwini ma Iachodzie, or.
4S9 przysiane pr<ez ob. n.
Nowickiego 500
Zebrane ma weselu u PIP.
Kujawskich Chicago ma
wnio.ek Oh. A. Dolihskiego $50
Przysiane przez p. IL. Two
lihska. zebrane W domu up.
Brudzihskich LII
Cd ks. Trzepierczyhskiego
" Chicago, Ill. 5.25
Ia posrednictwsm OBJ. NJ.
Majewskiego, k~asjera Il. Mp:
PAM Z. Conrad z Baltimore 1905
CIR. 4S6 IL
;, AIS 81
- 10 1000
H~sH"foohki on p Marczew-
skiego ohicago 5.4i
Ut 90 on
40 zeorshe ma ohrzei'
mach u PIP. tuka-
szewiczo" LOO
20 ~
W
o o'o
80 ~
%
mr."
PP' "PA" WI"
"cIuluR d. %
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NAJODPOWIEDNIEJSZY

Jest = pewnnSis piekna szczcr5 zhti Warranted solid Gold brCszka z emaHowa
YIN m {hser,rn HNL1lku Narodowego PolskierP lab sie5ny 9rel9k 10 ancgszka. Bro
rydny. iBrr1i hT"nki Myynny ylko po odcbraniu, go6wkt NazNisko rn-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-28

Stan kasy | paAdz. 1901 s23,63l6t
Stan kasy ! listop. 1901 r. 1913, 75l.53
Wyraznie sto dziewietnascie dol. /
dziewietdziesiqt diva Gently wyslaiem
ma rece dyrektora Muzeum Narodo.
wego Pol. W liapperswylu, ob. j..
Gaiezowskiego, So boulevard Ma.
lesherbes, Paris, France.
Dr. h. SuIOUsLi.
Kom. Skarbu Mar. Polls. ma Stany
Ziednocz. Am. P0in.
P~ittsburg, d. / listopada 1901 r..
Wszy-tkie pisms poIskie uprasza
sic o powt6rzenie niniejszego spra.
wozdanix.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-05
coaIina Station Denied.

NEW YORK. April 27-Liberias
desire for the establishment by the
United States of coaling stations on
her coast wiz not be acceded to, &C
cording to Washington dispatch to
the Herald Liberia believed that all
danger OF attempts on the part of
France and other governments to
seize territory from her would cease
il such action we're taken. Examina-
ton of the .Liberian coast made by
the Montgomery some time ago and
other information received by the Ma
W department show that there is no
suitable site for q station. and the
project has been abandoned.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-05

who began 3 fusiflade- The posse re-
turned the FIRE and after a short bat
tie McPeck vas killed None Of the
posse was badly wounded The su-
thorities have sent out men TO seour
the country for rustlers-
The President has appointed Col
ouel Merritt Barber. of the adiutaat
generals department. and Major o.
car r Long. Of tbs quartermaster's
department, Brigzdier Generals Of
Volunteers on account Of their long
and faithful services during the cam.
paign in the Philippines Major Long
has had charge Of the transport ser
vice at San Francisco and Colonel
Barber renaeTed important service al
the headquarters OF General MacAr-
thur al Manila
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-05
NOTICE.

The following persons. whose resi-
dencel a-o let opposite their respec.
tive names. have this day entered into
co partnership in the Dry Goods and
General Merchandise Business In
Hilo. Island and Territory OF Hawaii
under the firm name and style Of the
HOP WARN COMPANY:
c. SING CHEZ, OF Honolulu Oahu
Territory OF Hawaii.
C. A. HOLT. OF San Francisco Cali
fornia;
CHANG CHONG. OF Hilo Hawaii;
CHANG YUK. OF HllO. Hawaii.
SEE VIEW. OF Hilo. Hawaii.
TONG ON. Of Hilo. Hawaii.
MON DOW, OF Hilo. Hawaii.
HOY CHEZ. OF HilO. Hawaii.
HING YEw. OF Hilo. Hawaii.
WONG ZEE. OF Hilo. Hawaii.
HiIo. Hawaii. March 25th. 1901.
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sewane of : Couch.

A cough Is not disease but symp-
tom Consumption and bronchitis,
which are the most dangerous and
fatal diseases. have for their first In
dication a persistent cough, and II
properly treated as soon as this cough
appears are easily cured Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has proven won
derfully successful. and gained It's
wide reputation and extensive sale BY
its success in curing the diseases which
cause coughing. II it is not beneficial
it viii not cost you a cent For sale
BY Benson, Smith & Co. General
Agents Territory of Hawaii.
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NOTICE.

We hereby beg to notify our Gus
toners, and the public generally. that
hereafter we shall insist on regular
monthly settlements OF all accounts
owing US.
Any account remaining unpaid after
the last dav OF the month following
it's contraction. win be closed. and steps
taken for it's immediate collection
METROPOLITAN MEAT CO. LTD.
G.. ]. Waller. Manager.
HONOLULU MARKET CO. LTD.
d. n. Davis. Manager
May 1. 1900.
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HooLAHA.

o ma poe no lakou ma inoa malalo
Tho, no lakou ma wahi nOho kauia
mahope kela a me keia inoa pakahi
Tho. ua hoohui ae mel la lakou Tho ]
keia Ia ma ka lawelawe ana ma ka
Oihana Halekuai a me ma Waiwai e
ae ma Hilo. Mokupuni a TeTitori o
Hawaii. malalo o ka inOa hui I { ikela
o HOP WARN COMPANY:
c. SING CHEZ. no Honolulu. Oahu,
Teritori Hawaii.
c. A HOLT. no Kapalakiko. Kale-
poni:
CHANG CHONG. no Hilo. Hawaii:
CHANG YUK. no Hilo. Hawaii:
SEE YEW. no Hiio. Hawaii:
TONG on. no Hilo. Hawaii:
MON DOW. no HilO. Hawaii.
HOY CHEZ. no Hilo. Hawaii:
HING YEw. no Hilo. Hawaii:
WONG ZEE. no Hilo. Hawaii
Hilo. Hawaii, Maraki %. 1901.
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Lynch Law.

EIBERToN. Ca. April 27.-on We'd
nesday Miss Rhoda Alexander was as
saulted by a negro workman. William
Gootsby. Miss Alexander reported
the matter 10 her mother and later the
negro appeared and offered TO work
six months for the widowed mother IL
she would not tell on him Before he
could leave the premises some friends
of the family appeared. took charge
of the negro and left for the river.
u was reported that they set him free.
but later Il developed that Gootsby
was lynched and that his body was
thrown into Savannah river.