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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-29

1t is asserted that Judge Humphreys,
while holding his judicial Office, controls
and is engaged directly and actively IN
the publication and editing of partisan
newspaper, TO wit. The Honolulu Repub-
lican.
Judge Humphreys admits that prior to
his appointment as Circuit Judge he &C
quired a substantial interest IN Ihe 10
nolulu Republican He asserts that upon
his appointment he resigned his Office as
President of the publishing company and
also as one of the board of directors
thereof, and that the stockholders there
upon placed the editorial policy OF the
paper in the control of one Z. :. Gill as
editor. Judge Humphreys further as
serts that 'ssince that time | have not
sought TO control nor have | in fact con-
troiled the editorial policy or utterances
of the naper. Since the day | have as
sumed the bench / have continuously en-
deavored to dispose of my interests in the
paper. even going SO far as to offer my
stock at a figure which would entail un-
ON me the loss of many thousands of dol
lars, and | am still endeavoring to dis
pose of it The compliments, on the
other hand. offer three afidavits which
after reciting the fact that Judge
Humphreys before his appointment had
acquired this interest in The Honolulu
Republican, suggest certain acts in proof
of the averment that since his appoint
ment he had taken an active part in the
conduct of said paper. Many of the facts
alluded to in these affidayits show nothing
more than a participation in the BUSH
ness Management of the paper. Ii is I'm
questioned that he acquired his interest
before his appointment as Judge. and
without reference to it. There is no
principle either of law or of ethics which
requires him, upon his assumption of Ju-
dicial duties, TO neglect the business IN
terests which he had thus previously ac-
quired. assuming always that such at
| tention does not conflict with the fair and
| full discharge of his judicial duties. 1t is
nowhere contended that Judge Humph-
reys had been inattentiye 10 his judicial
duties by reason of his partieipancy IN
| the business mana cement of The Homo
| lulu Republican The affidavit of ". III.
| Johnson. who was at one time the busi-
ness manager of the newspaper in ques-
| ton. however. states as a fact that Judge
Humphreys did control the editorial pol
icy Of the paper. and that its editor
took his orders from said Judge
! Humphreys This is contradicted by the
explicit statement of Judge Humphrey
that he had not in any manner inter
fered with the editorial management of
the paper or inspired the various edi-
torial articles included in Exhibits BIZ
TO SIT. Inclusive These exhibits consist
Of editorials paragraphs. and articles OF
news having reference 10 the political con-
ditions Ia Hawaii They attack with
great vehemence the present political gov.
1 eminent of Hawaii. but Judge Humph-
reys expressly disavows any responsibility
/ for them. and there is no evidence &c
l the contrary.
TIE frsf chorse has not been salts
| facforilu established
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-29


The fifth charge is that Judge Humph-
reys has 50 performed the duties Of his
office as to bring the same deservedIy into
public disrepufe and under public sus.
picion.r
This charge is sought to be established
by proofs that Judge Humphreys. in the
FIRST place appointed an unfit person as
s,ailG IN his court. This charge Is too
trivial TO require any comment 1t Il
also suggested IN proof Of charge that
Judge Humphreys WAS instrumental in
drawing and allowed q partisan grand
Iury to be drawn. This Is sought 10
'e established By exhibits 35S and $50
The first IS q charge 70 the grand jury in
question. As the second jury had already
heen impanelei and drawn. it IS difficult
20 understand how Instructions given 10 Il
ean demonstrate that il was improperly
imIanele5- Exhibit 80 IS the affidavit
Of an atforney-at-Iaw CIV. A. Kinney
Nfo examined the list Of the jury IN
question. and who defaoses that Aof the
lfteea who actuSilr Sersed upon said
grand jury all but orr we're hostile TO
Governor Dole and his administration.
Deponeut further states that Il Is aFlis
belief ard conviction that said grand jury
was packed deliberately and Intentionally
vita politicai opponents Of the present
socas administration. The eEida7ff
further szggests. b. Inuendo rather than
BE- direct statement that the personnel
% this grand jafy had been selected hv
Iuslge Hnrphresx and net b The bailif
There IS net Z scinfilia Of testimony
10 show that Judge Huniphreys had any
sAiHE 70 Do with The selection Of the
<rSnd jury There IS NJ laa that re-
ss4uireS <rEnd 5nrr e ~ divided be-
Eween meH11eFS Of the different Political
parties and 10 bald inquiry into the pol
iticai affiliations az It's unernheEs seanas 10
zae unscnalE ard irsproner Tie cAexge
CaaGinncf 81 Eisktk Paer.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-29

1t IS asserted that Judge Humphreys
has taken and continues 10 take an act
I've and leading part in bitter political
controversies within the Territory OF Ha-
waii and within his judicial circuit
This is sought to be established By Ger
tain aEidavits embodied in Exhibits BIS
10 So. inclusive.
With care. Thes are largely hearsay in
character. and are to the eject thar de-
ponents we're Informed that Judge
Humphreys was acting as the adviser Of
the Home Rule Party. and was holding
caucAuses at his home TIE nearest ap-
proach to positive testimony IS the am
-1avif Of one Iefrin Andrews a former
Law partner Of JUDGE Humphreys. who
states IN substance that on one occasion
he found Judge Humphreys IL the law
Offices ef one " A Whiting N com
the legislature Nlta were members Of the
Home Rule Independent Party He
heard Judge Humphreys advise the legis
iafors haw ta rote on a cerain bill then
pending With reference % the aYportiqr-
neat Of lunet term Senator's. On Gnother
aeasien. he heard Jusge Humphreys
speaking 81 Legislature matters in his Of
Gee at night 10 nen whom the deponeuk
assumed were members 81 the Legislature
we're ander discussion Judge Huwph-
feys. an the other band. denies that he
ever held 4 canras 81 his home OK a1-
tempted to inflaenee pesdlag eziss8sioe
IN the IerTiterr q Hawaii wish tAe ex-
eeation a. fWo OCCASIONS Wfsan he USED
hts irIllnence d pfoeurs tie Hssssge uf q
neN exemption iaU. snd ore which vested
n hiEa the power % appoint the heiii8 d
his eWn oourt Neiths IL these we're
- - -
The state herald., 1901-10-25
GROCERIES,:

Fancy High Patent Flour I 20 nov 81,
Frost King Flour 10 now 80, White
Ross Flour sl now 81. l6lbs Sugar 81.
Arbuckles and Lion Coffee II, can
Tomstoss fancy grade 10, l 3lb can
Syrup 10, 3 cans Corn %, cans Peas 25,
3 cans Pie Peaches %, cans Goosber-
r,es %, 3 cans Black Berries %, gallon
Fancy Table Syrup 80 nov ~, l gallon
Fancy Country Sorghum 90 nov As, a
bars Fairbanks Soap 81. ~ bars White
Rose Soap o., White Fish 8 per ID, Arm
4 hamer Soda 10 nov ~. Merry War
and Horss Shoe Lye 10 nov ~, Lewis
Lyo 10 now s,s, X q Baking Powder 10
nov i2iS, Climax %
now 10 Calumet %
now 10 Royal 10 now
80. 70 nov 10, l gallon Hines Pickiins
Vinegar 10 now 50. California can
goods fancy high grade Pears, Peaches,
Apricots aud Black aud White Cherries,
st q per doz.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
DRY GOODS:

Hope Muslin 10 now ~, Fruit Of the
Loon y now 81, Lawrence L l. 8 now
~, STANDARD L L 7now o, Amosxse
check Ginghsms nov ~, Extra Stand
ard Calico 4 10 81. Extra Fancy Calico
8 now ~, Extra Fancy Precsls 10 now
II; Blsck, Blue and Red Black Hide
Twill l21s nov 10. AC A best feather
ticking 10 now llf; Cambria Skirt
Lining now ~, Ssiecia Waist Lining
20 now 20, Fancy STRIPE skir,ips 30 now
l2Ii. Fancy Black 1'affsins Skirt Lining
IS SOW l2,s.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

and says to my SELF says Guess I'll go over to Le-
Bancs and what they ask for en- for seen pair on
their counter jus: exactly like Then says to myself
guess I'll see how they sell other things" So says to the
Teller "Let caker for the old dress.
So he piled down pieces and told how cheap WIZ
Il says Eyes is cheap but wont take today as low
Jane would rather get herself Then some jackets
and my little gal wantin one priced itonly Sc!
Then went to LeBlancs about them shoes
and they asked only $17s for took right away
then says 81 want calker and they showed me
nice peces-ust the thing for ane-at cent
yard less than toter feer asked Then they just had stacks
of nice acke-ots nicer and cheaper than the other eers
thought would sprise Sal by getting her one-it only
cost too-Guess wooden goods cheaper than
three years ago.
They just unpackn all kinds Of winter goods-over
coats cloaks SUITS dress goods boots and shoesooked
like they had enough fur the whole county, tell you they
sell rghttoo.
Say them other feler don't pull the wool my eyes
ustlan in my sleeve all the time they talkn sein
All they is clean their old goods and then
they'll conclude Hoyokc climate good enough for them
For my part am going Leblanc Scheunemanns where
get nice, clean, fresh goods the lowest prices
The state herald., 1901-10-25
DRESS GOODS:


Hsnrstts, Serge, Irish Poplar aud zoo
Different Novelty Goods 20 nov %.
l 80 now 90, l % nov 7j, l w. 10 now
IS, 20 nov 20, 10 nov %, % new 10 Silks,
full asssrtmsnt 20 now IS. ! 90 now 10,
&C nov GO. vslvstsen 30 nov 10, CO nov
80, hilk Velvet all oolors / % nov 10,
! 90 nov 70, Drsss Trimmings at half
pncs 30 now 10. 10 nov ~, 0 now 3, etc.
100 Dress Patterns q bali procs-nicest
In the world for ohildrsps' shool dresses.
Ladies' and Msns' Mac,pioshes At bali
price 10 90 now 500, 500 now . 80,
Ladies' and Misses Cspes asd Jacksts
st half price II 90 now ~. SOC now
400, Q oO nov 3 90, etc. Saxony Worsted
Yarn 10 now 3, German Knitting Yarn
70 now 10. Embroidery Hlk IN skslns Q
now az, Doiliss full sssortmsnt 81 halt
price, Outing and Canton flsnsls-
largest assortment II Holyoks 10 now
i2if, I2,f nov IL. 10 nov sis.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Revival services have besn held at
haxtun fer the past two weeks and with
very marked success. Rev. and Mrs,
Martin svaugslists assisted BY the pastor
Rev. Stillnan and lady singer are con
Quoting the meetings. Great interest ID
being manifested. At the Wednesday
night services there were about 80 for.
ward for the prayer Of the church, A
good work 10 being dsns.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

wANTRD-sRvERAL rxRsONs or CHAR
aotsr and good rspats13sat n sash state (oae IN
this county requixsd) y rs(1ssnt and advsrtiss
old sstabliahsd wsalthj hJils~ hssss II solid
aaaeeial standing. aAAt taoo vssAb wlea
fsxusnsss sdnl3d6xt N psSS6aS . - jk6f
Wednesday direct from had sffioss. Hosse ant
carriage furniahsd, whom necessary. References
Enclose sslf-addrsssed stamped envelope, Man.
aser. sle Carton Building. Chicago.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

q. N. AoPhsrr,n, county treasurer,
hes sold his rssiAsnos Vropssty in Hol-
yoke to will Huntar, Coaductor sn the
B. 4 N. This 10 . nns property and
will make . nice home for Win and his
family.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

WANTED: Active men 70 deliver and
collect: No oanvassine. Salary o600.0 90
per year. Extra commissions. Refer
snces and security required. Address q.
P. Rose, Manager, Sterling, Colo, Boz
966.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Harry Tssso 10 mskins ~ clean and
manly campaign - hes ever ssen
msds In Ph,ll,ps county. lie hes make
good imprsssisu on the voters 'n the
county where he hes os' 'sssd end his
prospects for election are very incouf'
aging indeed.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

E.J. wight, Of vsrmillion, 3. DAKOTA,
arrived here this morning. Ne WAS
formerly . resident Of Phillips county,
where hs nov has a herd Of cattle. lie
is arranging 10 novs them int this
county. Mr.. Wight 10 contemplating
locating In Sterling IN the near future,
--btsriiny Advocsts.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
Michigan Salt is Cheaper.
Go to Leblanc & Scheunemann for 1t.
They can save yon money.

wANTED-ACTIvE MAN OF GOOD CHAR.
acter to deliver and collect In Colorado for old
oo0o year, surs pay. Honesty moro than OK.
psrienoe required. Our Inference, any bank In
any city. Enclose self-addresssd stamped en-.
yelops. Manufacturer, Third Floor. sSl Dear.
bern st., Chicaso.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

lswis ocksrmss, Goshen, Ind: "Ds.
Vita Listis Early Rissrs ssvss sssd
me deubIs like other pills, bat do their
work thoroughly and make me feel Ike
. boy" certain though esntle.--oity
Drug Stoss.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
Upton, Mo-, Oct, 81, 1901.
Editor State Herald;

Having recently rendered my
resignation ~ pastor Of Hoiysks Bsptist
church. permit me through ysur columns
10 thank you for many kindly notices ol
my services IN yeur town and 10 thank
any and sll Tor brothsrly Offices and
Christian kipdsssass. ! ahsll IVY 10 pray
tbs Lord's blessing upon your town and
ssd community. 1shsil b happy "a
hear Of The srsstsst blssssdnsss end
prosperity ef ali.
Nay the Bon Of pssos abide 10 every
hsms, every hear.
Rsspsotfully Yours,
r. W. TArn.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

The ladies Of the Baptist church will
give halloween supper. 6uppsr will
bsgin Al Q O'Clock. DarinS the evening
The magic cake vii - dispossd Of, slss
the Ball Of Fate. Come and have COED
time.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
UNDERWEAR:
Msus' wsol Flseced 10 now ~,
Ladies' I" /" 10 now ~,
Best Tsols OIL Cloth 10 now ID.

CORSErS:
Armsr Ssds, Ksso. + r aud C-B ! 10
now 10. Arisi summer 20 now %.
Ribbon oil colors 10 now 70, D now q,
20 nov 10, 10 nov ~.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Mr.. and Mn. Masssn Hit Of this
county ere ths proud parents Of . One
son vhs arrived st their hsms on Tues.
day Oot. ~.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

HANTEpr.An AssaA 10. 1npr Osunty
for our Novelty Show Gard Signs. Agents
are making n to q per day. Only one Agent ap-
pointed In a county. Send ibc for sample,
terms, and catalogue. The Echo Novelty Co..
Echo New York.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

An. J. D Honn Of Fairnsuat, Nss.,
and Mn. 4. King Of Denver who have
bssa visiting with the families 81 =. T.
ssd ". r. Bhamp lett fss their homes
Wednesday evening.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Oscar Troutman's father from York,
Neb., came out this wssk 70 spend the
winter with his son in this county.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Rev. and Mrs. Robert McLsrsn, sew
Of Atwood, Logan county, are rejoicing
over the arrival Of . nns boy At their
home Wednesday Ostobsr 0.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Evansslistic meetings will begin Of the
Methodist church about the II Of No
vsubsr. Evangelist J. Martin hss ssss
secured 70 assist III the msstisgs.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

W. v. Baldwin. . pro.,asns sheep
raiser, vss In town yesterday. Hs hss
disposed d lie interests in this county
esd will bsosus resident sf Phillips
csuuty.--ntsriing Advocate.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

When . man hss held an Office for one
term without mourning criticism st the
hands Of the people II speaks veil for bis
candidacy in campaign for reelection.
So far - the HHRALD 10 informed, no
criticisms have been made or are bsing
made On the manner II which 0us
Young has bssn prsfOrnisg the duties Of
of his olBoss - shssi6. Both candidates
for this offics are making . clean ssd
fair campaign for the ofEioe.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
SADDLES.

A full line Of factory saddles and also
good line Of home made Saddles that
will SUIT you in prios and workmanship.
THOMPSON 4 KINu.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

The dipping plant at Holyoks hks
been completed and 4 barrels Of ths
dipping preparation were received this
week.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Ths Holyoks Republican this wssk
saye that the "fusioa purse strings ass
beginning 70 leossn up" Ia that -
Bro. Zingg3 How much did you gssf
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Mn. v. @. Holland returned wsdsss-
day from Colorado Springs whsrs she
ssnt 10 attend the grand ledge Of the
Rsbskshs'. Bhs visited few days IN
Dsavsr On The return trip,
The state herald., 1901-10-25
ATTENTION CATTLEMEN.
I have some good souue bulls for sale
or trade.
J.H.OLsos.
NOTICE.

4 There will bs uesting Of the Phillip,
County Cattle and Hsrss Protective A.
ISOLATION at the eeuaty court houss
Saturday Dot 26 q l:s0 P. N. A full 1t
tendance II dssirsd.
W L. IRWIN, Pres.
8. 3. JOHNSON, sso'y.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Ms. W. r. shsmp returned this week
from . "trip ssst 70 buy goods. shs
made . short visit with relatives st York,
Nsb.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

+. b. whitman will have car pots.
toss on track Friday and Saturday st 75c
10 el.O0 per bushsl. Leave ysur order
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Mrs. 4. J. NcCsrty Of Holyoks has
bssn very sick for the past week but
her COZ ditisu 70 now much improved.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
NEW GOODS.

have received my steck Of winter DRY
goods. Call and go them before pur'
chasing.
W, r. SHAMP,
The state herald., 1901-10-25

See Edwards Of Southwestern Dental
Co., for Up-To- Date work. Watch for
dates.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Oswald Hsss,s lsst Ter Greeley shs
arss Of the week ssd will bring back q
car Of potatoss and other vegetables.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
than cost.
Read the Prices.

half price 7 90 now 3 80. 4 90 now 200
. 90 now 90.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

NJ. ssd Mr.. Clyde Oslburn returned
70 Hoiyoks Wednesday svss,ns frso
their wedding "trip 70 Illinois.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

l will buy and sell cattle. Drop me q
postal ut Holyeks and ! will call.
A. L. Bowen.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Mis- Jennie HsGinbotham RETURNS
this week from . visit In Denver.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

HATS AND CAPS.
Queen City Hat 2 10 now l CO, New
Champion Hat 90 nov 10, Boys and
other styles 1 25 now s5. 60 now 40.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
CLOTHING:

CLOTHING:
The largest stock In Hslyoks nsd Of
the latest. Msns' Suits IS 90 nov l2b0,
10 10 nov 10 10, 10 % now 7 o., 0 20 nov
9 %. Msns' Ovsrcoats nnd Ulstsrs 10 %
now 10 90, i3 30 nov . 90, 7 % now @ 25.
Childrsua suits and ovsrooa,s at strictly
The state herald., 1901-10-25

WANTED -TRusTwoRrrY MEN AND wo
men 10 travel and sdysrtiss feF old estAblL.hed
hoass II solid financial standing. Salary, e1D 4
year and sspenscs. sll psysble In rssh. No can-
vAAzlns f-qnirri. uivr references and rnrloss
s.lf.sllr~s.ed stamped envelope. Address Man.
assf, Is raltos iiids., Chlcaso.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Nm. p. Spr,gus hss been quite sick
but hss condis,oa 10 reported much i'm
proved.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

BOOTS ANO SHOES:
OF the celebrated Sslz Mig, Shoes Of
the latest Style 90 now 3 90, 40 now
285, 8 90 nov . 25, = 80 now 200, 10
now s., Plov Shoes 30 now I 90.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

A, R. Grout's mother and brother &C.
turned to their hsms in Kansas C,ty this
week.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Grant Elliot has sold his residence
property 70 E G. Shaw 81
The state herald., 1901-10-25
DO NOT HESITATE

DO NOT HESITATE
When in town 70 call at eur store and
look ct eur flns line Of Robes and Blan.
ksts. At prices that will suit
THOMPSON 1 KING.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

wANrED. Capable. rellabls rssson In ever
county tn represent large company of solid D..
nnaciai reputation otsS s~lary per rear, payable
~csLlyi " per day sb.olu,el, sure and all ST.
pen.e.i straight. bons.6de. definite salary. no
conmi..ioni Salary paid zach Saturday and -s.
p.nse n,onr, advanced rarb week. STANDARD
HOUSE. gli ppAHBons sr.. rHicAao,
The state herald., 1901-10-25

HARDWARE. TINwAkE AND EN-.
AMELwARE.
Complete line on hand and all sold st
coat, Nails 10 per ID e3.s5 BY .bs ksg.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
FOR eALE UH1Ap,

One combinatisn bosk caas and score.
tary sAd Jewel Gasoline Range.
Apply at Gordon house.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

The Ladies' Of the Prssbytsrisn church
will serve Supper ssd Oysters on slso.
ton day. a.,
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Rev. s.ith Will prssch st the Hss-
grsavss sohesi hsuss ssxt Sunday After
aoon.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Be sure you know how to prspass
your ballet before you 60 IN 10 vote on
election day. Voting with our present
form Of ballot 10 very simple natter II
the voter will only take the trouble V
examine sample ballot before attempt
ing to vote. 4 blank space 10 left at tbs
top Of the ballot and II . voter wishes
TO vote . straight party ticket all hs has
10 do 10 to write In this blank space the
name Of bis party. II be does not wish
to vote straight party ticket, be does
not write ssy party name in this blank
spsos but make . cross at the right
hand opposite the name Of ssoh csndi.
do 70 for whom be wishes 10 vote. Ths
ballot u small one this year and the
votsrs know all Of the candidates 70 that
It requires but few minutes to make q
cross opposite the name OF each csndi-
date for whom be wishes 70 vote.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Southwestern Dvnssl Co. Watch for
dntss.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

4 fsv Of the osmpsignsrs Who have
bssu throwing mud st the editor Of the
HERALD evss sisos the campaign opened
sss now attempting u iustify their 90
ions by circulating . report that the
sditos Of the HERALD has bseu telling
the votsrs that Miss Crovnsr, candi.
dsts for supsrintsndsnt Of schools on
the republican ticket wss not qualified
for the drtiss q that sflios. This 70.
port 10 absolutely ssd unqualifsdly falas
The editor OF the HkRALD hss not sincs
the campaign opspsd attached the quail,
ncstioss Of any candidate on the rspub-
licsn ticket. The vstsrs Of this count,
ars - veil acquainted with oil Of the
candidates in this oaapsiss and their
qlaliaoatiens for oflios - We are. We
ars perfectly willing 70 answer for all
that ws have said Or done In this cam.
paigs but are not willisg 70 b. held 70.
sponslbls for the campaign lies that ars
bslpg circulated about our sayings and
deings.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

South western Dental Co. Watch for
dstss.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
SADDLERy:

SADDLERY:
Concord Bolt Harness 70 nov 20.
Single Buggy Harness u oo now 0 w.
Saddles, steci fork - 20 now - 0o.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

ars. 4. r. Peter and neither are visit
iss IL Holdrsgs.
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Carl Shulsr len fes Dssvss Saturday u
take up his school work on Moadsy.
The state herald., 1901-10-25
GOOD HORSE SENSE.

Y how them fellers
Uthat's 'sellin out
and "goin out of busi-
ness" think they'er
foolin people.
\ I went into one Of
their stores tother day
to look at some shoes,
and they showed me
some that they said
wuz marked way
down below cost
So. 2.oo-I looked al
The state herald., 1901-10-25

Judge Bsnnstt made trip 70 Sterling
the hrst Of the week.
The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1901-08-15
Go. Physician
at Work
Kidding County Of NOn-R Resident
Patients and Preventing
COntagiOn.

The PIONEER believes in not
waiting until a man is dead Or
runs for Office before giving him
credit for his deeds Of worth. So
we take this occasion to mention
Dr. B. A. Blakeslee. Since his
appointment as county physician
he has labored most actively IN
the interests Of the county. All
winter there have been several
patients who have received care
and support from the county.
The doctor believed that they
were not citizens and therefore
not entitled to be burden on the
county IN connection with the
county attorney S Office he set to
work to ascertain their proper
homes, and last week the last
patient, making the sixth, was
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It is a common opinion among
medical men that the lumber
camps in which that disease
appeared last winter should be
burned, and he is Of that mind.
Mr. Blakeslee says that the
cases which have developed of
late in the northern part Of the
county approach closely the .old
time" smallpox. The faces of the
patients swell out and almost
destroy the likeness Of q face.
He says unless the disease is
checked now the smallpox this
winter will be no laughing mat
ter We hope the people Of the
county will not LET the doctor lack
encouragement and active assist
ance in his crusade.