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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
REAL ESTATE
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July 29-S. Fukuda & VT to r. Gomi,
d., pOr lot 10 OF Land Patent 4505, Ma
hiku, Koolau. Maui; con S4l3.
Hilahila (w) to- Honokaa Sugar Co.
554 Kamoaloa, Waialua, Oahu; u int
in CIR. $50 Paukauila, Watalua, Oahu
con Sl5.
Kaapuni * Honpkaa Sugar Co, d..
int in r p 1850 Kui 1880 Paalaea ?, Ha-
makua. Hawaii; con s75.
i. w. Buakea x VT to X. Akona, D.,
Il int in X l. 1887 Kul 4l02 Puako, $.
Kohala, Hawaii; con $50.
Kakekaha & WI to l.. l., McCandless
D., int in II p l5S Kul 59l9 Waikane
Koolaupoko, Oahu; con 5000.
:. A. Gulick (widow) to VIM, n
Dunn. D., lot ~ Gulick tract, Honolulu
Oahu; con 5000.
Gulick tract, Honolulu, oahu; con
$56S75.
W. G. Irwin to United States OF
America, d., .+.5 A land of Ford ISL
and, Pearl Harbor, Eva, Oahu: con s:
etc.
sarai X. Aluli to A. Harrison Mil
Co. D., lot 10 blk Kewalo tract, Ho.
nolulu, Oahu; con $1,000.
July 3o-E. s. Hebron & VT to Mrs
NJ. f.. CANCEL, D., lots 3, 4 & II. blk II.
kapahulu tract, Honolulu, Oahu; cor
$500.
\. Napoohiwi & WI To II. p. Baldwin
D., int in CIR 1866 a II u 1868 kul 5S2-
Kahana & Mailepai, Kaanapali, Maui
, con So.
Haw'n Cemetery Assn. Ltd. to He
brew Cemetery Assn. D., Section II,
Nanana, Eva. Oahu: con $685..
! j. Costa & VT to jos. ]. Dias, d., POI
z Il 1902 Wyllie St. Honolulu. oahu
con $500.
| VIM. II. Castle & VT by atty to r. s
Kelly. D.. por OF lot blk l. Kapahul,
tract. Honolulu, Oahu; con $ll0o
August IL. y. Kamaka to Kiki'
tw), D.. int in Kui 1897 Heeia, Kooiau
poke. Oahu: pcs land Heeia. Koolaupo
ko, Oahu; con 81 etc.
kniuna & VT to Kikia (w). D. int /,
APPS ! & Heeia, Koolaupoko. oahu
! l-l0s acres land, Heeia, koolsupoko
oahu; con s2S.
Kikia Cw) to H. william, D., Kui 1852
Ar Heeia, Koolaupoko, Oahu: col
,215. ;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
A SAILORS WAY
ON BIRTHDAY
Took a Drink for Every Year
Yet OnIy Drank Once
a Year.

"Oh, your birthday comes on the l4th,
does it? Well, | have never had any
great excitement on my birthdays but
have seen sailors spend those days
in the most remarkable ways" said
Captain Mollested of the barkentine
Jane l.. Stanford.
"On my last trip with a big cargo of
Adelaide, South Australia, | had a sail
or that | couldn't quite make out. He
never used bad language smoked Or
we thought at the time-drank. He
spent his spare time puttering about
the vessel and being as obliging as pos
sible to everyone aboard. You can i'm
agine my surprise then a day after
our arrival in Port Adelaide when the
fellow came into the cabin, stated that
he wished a day off, and hoped I'd
bail him out if he happened to get into
the calaboose.' / liked the fellow and
was only too glad to give him a day
of. and as far as the getting into Jail
was concerned, l laughed at this.
Il didn't think of the fellow again
until late that night another sailor
reused me from hotel known as
'Ford's Royal Arms Hotel The sail
or stated that my model was in Jail.
trotted around to the 'spike'-as the
local boys there termed the jail-and
replied in language as sane as any
sober man would use. and in effect as
follows:
Captain, l hope you won't think
don't drink. ! don't like the cursed
stuff and l only drink once year be-
cause of a woman. When ! was 20
! lived in a Wisconsin lumber camp and
was engaged to marry a girl that was
there too. Wen, my birthday cam.
around and the boys wanted ter sci
'em up ter me. But l wouldn't stand
for it | told them l wouldn't drink.
big fellow who kinder considered tina,
he was my rival for the girl stated thai
on his birthdays he took a whiskey foi
every year ne was old. Something told
me that | could and orter do the same
so ! started it. ] guess ! drank the
whisl<ey all right. because l was gooC
and drunk. Don't look at me like that
I'm sober now. Well, that was Is years
ago. The girl threw me over and
have lived a dogs life since, but ever.
year ] kinder try ter get even with my
self by taking a drink for every year
am old. You see I'm 80 today, and w,
had 10 take good many drinks. Cap
tain, for the love of God. give me fiv,
pounds, bail me out, and let me finisl
it"
Captain Mollested handed out the fiv,
pounds and bailed the man out. Earl,
the next morning the sailor turned VI
at the craft pretty well the worse 70
wear, but the captain says he did no
again drink until his next birthday. ii,
put in year with Captain Mollested
and the skipper described him as
model man. one day he overheard hin
saying to another sailor: You see,
promised my mother not to drink eN
Iccp; on my birthday That lumbe
camp yarn is a fake. but wish my 35tl
birthday would come along prett!
quick It's been eleven months nov
and I'm getting pretty dry"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
THE PROGRAM OF RUIN.

The prospectus ~ the wilcox paper
answers vefy well Cor Home RUE
platform n embcdies. without too
mers words. the real objects ~ the
party whose organ u n. Those who
read Il will see precisely what the VIII
cox party will do " they capture the
Legislature by two-tnirds majority.
uD The prospectus calls Tor city and
county government. The object of the
proposed measure II to give the Home
Rulers a chance 20 get more offices and
to hendle more public money
ts, I'VE shall also increase the pay
of working officials in the next Dsgis-
llature." This means that the previous
outlay of $1,000 per day for ninety days.
was not enough TO satisfy Home, Rule
greed. The next time the expenditup'
would be more.
(S) we shall encourage the agricul-
turai industries also" This means,
under the Interpretation made by Will
cox IN his Kauai speeches, that the
Legislature would insist on the division
of land. the leases OF which had ex-
PRED. among members of the Home
Rule party.
90 The payment of the fire claims by
local taxation or by bonding, in case
that payment by Congress is delayed
or refused.
90 This section covers n proposal
to have the American homestead laws
applied here with notifications to suit
the people" II liz to be read in con-
ncction with Section 3.
90 I'VE will also raise all the sal
aries under the police department. We
will see that all the saloon owners will
lie given justice by giving them liberal
license" This section speaks for it.
self
CA I'VE will also advocate "A new
law for the Board of Health and also
the Board of Education" 1t has been
plain for some time that the Home
Rulers mean, If possible, to get control
of these TWO departments Of the public
service. They are eager to control the
large amounts of money passing
through the Board of Health and to les
sen the restrictions upon lepers. As for
the schools their object is two fold:
one Ia to re-introduCe the teaching of
Hawaiian to Hawaians. in place Of
English; the other is to put Home
1Nui.Tt III iS IsdClitIS anu
Gals throughout the Territory. The
schools would go into politics and their
total disorganization would follow.
1t is easy to see that the election of
n Legislature pledged to such ends
would practically ruin the Territory,
with its promise of high taxes and bad
government what IL needed most in
Hawaii now is public economy and a
revival of confidence in the intent and
ability of the Government to protect in
vestors. Under the Home Rule plan
there would be public extravaganza and
an increase of the prevailing insecurity.
We would not expect a return of good
times. Neither home-seekers, loan
makers, bond-buyers nor investors will
have anything to do with city, a
county or n Territory which is in the
hands of wasteful public officials and is
taxed and assessed to the limit. That
being true, hard times come as a mat
ter of course and those who suffer most
and longest by them are the poor.
| On the other hand the election of n
business mans Legislature pledged to
a policy of Territorial thrift would dc
more to restore Hawaiian prosperity
than any other one thing save an in
crease in the price of sugar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
LOCAL BREvl1ltS
nalat Robetl.on b MauI ). b. ..l

Edltor Robertson ~ Maui 3. IN s-n
The members of the ne~ district com
udttee II tho Fifth district vii meet W
the Elite building tonight for otganiza
ton.
oscar Lewis. formerly n partner of
Frank Turk. ~ said TO have acqu ged
an interest In the Commercial hotel in
san Francisco.
A special rehearsal Of the choir ~
ST Andrews cathedral will b. held az
Z. 30 this evening. There viii be spe-
clal music for the new bishops first
sunday In Honolulu.
/. The Pioneer Mil, I.ahaina, has closed
down for the season, and planting is
being pushed. Excavations are being
made for an 5000. OO0- gallon pumping
plant adjoining the Lahaina Pump sta
tion.--Maui News.
The, gffon LACK PAL be displayed at
the british consulate and vice CON
sulate in honor OF the Kings corona
ton 30 soon as Geographic news is re-
oeivcd via San Francisco that the GER
emony has taken place.
There will be a 10-round glove con-
test between Jack Weday and Phil
Kamisky on Saturday evening Aug.
10. at the Orphsum. Among the other
attractions on same evening viii be a
around glove contest for the Light
weight championship OF Hawaii
The will of the late ii. +. Glade was
filed yesterday, with petition for let
ters Of administration to issue to Pau
Isenberg and j. +. Hackfeid The prop
erty il worth $lls,770. consisting of Pho
neer Mill stock and Hackfeld q Co.
Nstock. The widow is left everything.
>Supt. McVeigh says that Judge Ma
thaniel has improved very much since
the visit of Justice Perry and the Board
taf Health to the settlement, and he is
HtN, conducting his court as Il should
he done. There are now Il men in Jail
at Kalaupapa, the magistrate imposing
jail, sentences rather than light fines.
whiG1 are easily paid.
Copies Of Honolulu newspapers re-
ceivedSat the Navy Department tell Of
celebrations and rejoicings held there
at the time when the coronation cere-
monies of King Edward VII were sup
posed ITO be taking place. Honolulu is
far away from the rest of the world
and beyond cable communication, and
the people there were in ignorance Of
the postponement of the great event.
SO the English residents made speeches
and held professions, games and feasts,
all unaware OF the shadow that was
cast over Great Britain at the time.
The United States naval establishment
there took no part in the celebration,
but only because of an absence of or
ders on the Observation-Disclosures Star.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
WILCOX'S EXPLANATIONS.

1t il reported from Kauai that Dele
gate Wilcox was asked some embar-
RAISING questions about his record in
Congress by men who had previously
supported him. Where was the fire
claim appropriation? What money had
Wilcox got for Hawaiian public works?
Where was the Queens subsidy? OF
the billion dollars distributed at the
session of Congress now closed why
was II that Hawaii had not secured a
single cent through WilcoX's agency?
The Home Rule Delegate had written
here that the President was his friend,
| that he had the good will of the strong
est men in Congress; and Caypless in
his adulatory speech had declared that
the leaders of both the Senate and
House were on terms OF familiar in
timacy with the Hawaiian Delegate.
If all this was the truth why should
Wilcoxs work In Congress have come
to nothing?
These are questions which Mr.. Will
| cox has thus far been unable to meet.
He wriggles. twists, INDUCES in futile
boasts and finally says that the million
dollars of fire claims would have been
secured II he had been in the House
when the item came up. But why was
lie absent? He was not i'll at the time;
on the contrary he was hurrying home
to try and secure a denomination. By
his own story he thought II better that
Hawaii should lose million dollars
| than to stand the chance OF losing him.
Yet II he had staid at his post as the
people had depended on him to do, and
had rounded the million up, nothing
could have kept him from going back
to Washington.
The more Wilcox explains, the more
hopeless his case Ia. He no longer de-
ceives his native followers; wherever
he speaks. questions he must dodge or
answer to his detriment are pumped at
him by whiiom supporters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

There ought to be a legal age-limit
for ships, time when they. like naval
Officers. must appear before "A retiring
board. Every few weeks the public
hears that some vessel is overdue
which, because of her age" it Is fear
ed will never be seen again. Apparent
ly after ship reaches a certain period
OF life she is expected to 80 down. II
That Is the case she ought not to be-
permitted TO engage in trade, as both
passengers and shippers have as much
moral right to know that a ship is sea
worthy before they engage with II as
they would have TO know that high
way or bridge is passable before
they start to traverse it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
General insurance Co. TO- tsA
River and Land Transport,
Of Dresden. !

Having established an agency ~ Ho.
nolulu and the Hawaiian ISLANDS ths
undersigned general agents 49, uthor-
lied to take risks against the dangers
Of the sea at the most reason n BILE rates
and on the most favorable terms
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents iQr the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
A WORLD WIDE REPUTATION

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has world wide
reputation for its cures. I: never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all druggists and dealers. Benz
son, Smith 4 Co., Ltd. agents for Ha-
ALI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

according TO the new Wilcox paper.
John Emmeluth has been formaI,y
read out OF the Home Rule party. Mr..
Emmeluth was, with Senator Russell.
the most intelligent Of the Home Rule
leaders In the last Legislature and the
most dangerous to the other side. This
brought upon him the jealousy of the
d6nis Rule element and now he is told
mat his room is better than his com
pany Senator Russell may be prepared
10 receive similar notice.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
n0nbul Bremen Fls llsUI1lW 4

TIE uudcfsIanra HstYts ter 40
pointed SCENTS - The above Cufnpan>
Lrs prepared 20 insure risks GEklnsf
IRE IN Stone ara Brick Buildlnss ana
on Merchandise stored tlr rein on the
most favorable tcfuis. 1T Tarticulsrt
apply at the ofiioc ~
p. 4. sCHAEFER 4 CO. avts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

That is an excellent rule adopted by
the Governors Council, that hereafter
all lessees of public lands must cove
nant to keep them free of lantana. II
this idea had come up years ago pas
turage would be far better than it is
It's application now will do much &c
save what pasturage is left and redeem
some of the encountered acreage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
German Lloyd Marine Insur e: &c
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General lnsuranc. CO
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Csmpani.s have
established a general agency here Ane
the undersigned. general agents are
authorized to take risks agains; the
dangers OF the sea at the mort r. asoa-
able rates and. on the most favorable
terms.
r. A. scHAEFER a CO
General As'uia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

This time no chances will be taken in
Hawaii with the Kings coronation. Not
until the news has been received of the
actual event Will the consul display his
nag Celebrating prearranged date
Tor distant ceremony IL risky business
in cableless Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

Mg !;l! |! IS Al Pulls O.: :s s.' ss.s.'
pissnt, = ~ - Ssss. And an kindrsd com
upvards sf - ysarA In ho1s" Z. "A
escA' OF al Chemists ana Pstsn, H.d,-
Ssae veeeess tAreughous - vo,sa
rseeeH The lincoln anA NnS~s1.
- Dsas Company. 1sssaa ~,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

Interest in the coming news Is divid-
ed, according to taste. between the
prize fight. the adventures OF Tracy,
Eastern politics and the seismic situa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
Old as the Pyramids

And NJ little changed by the ages,
Is scfoiula, than which no disease,
save CONSUMPTION. IL responsible
for a larger mortality. and Con.
sumption - H. uut growth.
u "r,.'- he Glands. the mucous
r'rlrhnu s. Issues and bones,
ca'scs mnclics in the neck, ca.
tailhal Troubles, tickets, inilamrd
e!elids, sore ears, cutaneous eiup.
tons, etc.
81 suffered from scro'ula. the disease ~
fecting the glands Of my neck. i did every.
thing was told to do to eradicate II, hat
without success. ] then began taking
Hoods sarsaparilla, and the swelling In niy
-nerk entirely disappeared and my skin re
eumed smooth, healthy appearance. The
cure was complete" MISS ANITA MITCHELL
Sl5 Scott st., Covington. Ky.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

+. A. SCHAEFER q CO.-Importers
and Commission Merchants, Honolu
lu, Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

J The Kauai brought news yesterday of
the death OF two Chinese on Pc Avs
rice plantation by the explosion Of gun
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08
Hoods J0rsdp0rili0
and Pills

Thoroughly eradicate scrofula and
build up the system that has sui
fered from it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-08-08

LEVERS & COOKE.-(Rober Levers
". J. Lowrey, C. NJ Cooke. J-Import
ers and dealers In lumber and build
ing materials. Office. 4i4 Fort st.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

lAe ear Of the Farmer, the Mer-
FA1, and the Banker is caught,
|a'ach stands ready to listen to
'ale of woe " This happy
n Aas been procured by trying
unpleasant methods +; never
|ss II Is true. Hence | deem
PpOf'uhe, to most respectfully
earnestly suggest to my friends
acqulinlances, whore they
any grievance to go boldly to
i parry giving oflense, aud have
Eefs adjust d quietly, peace.
atd lawfully, as | have eve.
fsufahee that such can bc done,
Dn' 10 proper spirit. BY so do.
@' banner of peace will again
Y over our beloved county oil
'l' bet US all, each aud every
aflYe to be peocemakers. We
F@ld IN the bcatitudes "Blessed
4 E'psaeenakers, for they shall bt
|a' The children of God"
T. P. STREET.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

Our local hunters are somewhat
excited over the report that GOV.
ry Of prairie chickens are feeding
in the fields on the Montgomery
place seven miles up the river.
This covey was raised there in the
fields during the past spring and
summer, and should by all means
be protected from hunters for a
few years, as it might be that this
valuable game bird would become
acclimated and plentiful in thi,
section of the couutry.-FrankIin
Advocate.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
DELEE'S NURSERY

Does not sell the cheapest Fruit
Trees, but we do sellreiable, healthy
homegrown and native varieties on
hrst-clasS Seeding stocks as cheap as
1t is possible for anynursery to grow
and place them on the market. We
offer tested varieties of the Apple,
Teach, Plum and Grape. We guar
antee to grow, live and bear fruit.
We also offer the Pear and other
fruits for sale as good as any other
nursery has got orcan possibly grow.
JOHN DELEE, Manager,
Teddy, La.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

The big camp hunt over in Ten,
sas parish, in which a nurnl er Of
our citizens participated, was aban.
doned Saturday last. The Fayette
ties brought three deer back with
them, but Judge Truly was the
only local man who had the good
fortune Of killing one Of them
Fayette Chronicle.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
u OLD VETERANS son
MARBLES.

I hule Jones, and Miss Geor
,"a'p We're united in marriage
W evening Of the 10Th Lf the
aon'h, at the home of the
Mr.. David Sharp, 6 miles
o. Liberty. The uniting of
happy couple was witnessed
soodiy number Of relatives
n "'ends assembled there.
''groom is a son of Mr.. W. Z.
= l'a old veteran). Rufe is
I'm. = laFmer, and good citizen,
I, : said by those, (his neigh.
'uO Certainly know, that he
A'id licks.
4, 9f'as !, is daughter of Mr..
'tp, a prosperous and
h. s''se iarmer Of this county.
'sO'gle, is very intelligent,
cave been told, a beautiful
'aqy' with rosy cheeks and
eurls, and last, but not
0lsposilion to match. This
n, couple have been very sue
4. = choosing their partners
4. 'autaey !. through this fale
The Herald office wishes
s.'l' ~ long life Of happiness
pesity.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
MARRILD.

|By Edler Il. J. Stewart at his
Edsnce, on Dee. 10 1902, Mr..
|rtiOk NJ. RatclJlT aud Miys Lida
|nipseed. The bride is a daugh
Of George Turnipseed Sr. and
|ird only a few miles north Of
|hHy, and the groom a promis
IlOurg man, born and reared in
Euy They begin life young
pyous; may it be one noted
length, prosperity and peace.
h. J Stewart.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Wherea, Letters of Administration, Of tn,
Estate Of Andrew }. Bates deceased, were
granted 10 the undersigned J. q. Ford on
the 7th day Of May, 4. d. 1902, by the
Chanccry court Of Amite county, State of
Mississippi. Now Therefore, all persons
having claims against the Estate of the said
Andrew j. Bates are horcby notified and re-
quircd to haye the same probated and reg
istered bv the Clerk Of said Cancery court
granting said letters within one year from
the first publication Of this notice and are
hereby notified that a failure to probate and
register any claim within one year from this
date will forever bar the claim.
Dated this ) day OF Dec. a. d. 1902.
j. G. FORD,
Administrator.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

un Dee 10th. s mi1s.
Liberty Ar Newman Wilson !. /
ot 1Ir lessee wilson. Hs -, ]. !.
married abau, , years asa !, u;.s
bessie BeFTyhin. We deeply sy,s.
Pa'h'-s with the bsreayed ana
young wife, who 50 earIv finds bsr
nome desolats ana her heart smit.
ten by disappointment and sorrow
Our lost friend was as every on,
AnoTs' goodman one CALCULATED
TO MI the sphere Of husband or5
.1'Nef' even as be had been SON
brother, and friend without 6oJ,
"r oIemlsh. It is one Of tb- mvs.
'er'es Of providence that 50 many
worthless characters ia the human
'Am'iy are permitted to live. while
soine Of our most useful members
are called away, while yet in Iifs's
ua"n' But our Fatheris wise, and
" doelh all things we'll" and me
angels smile in wonder while wa
weep from anguish at the work.
'ngs Of His mighty will. Mr.. Nil.
son died Of Typhoid fever, after
an lIlnese Of several weeks. The
'n'eFrment took place near Hurst
about 3 miles south Of Liberty on
Dec. II 1902. Don't know who
ollelated at the grave. Z. AN
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
COLLEGE, REtIlAL.

b Friday December 10 the pu-
/ Of the music and elocution de.
|tnsut Of the college will give a
|ia. Admission Is cents for
|ldrsn, 20 for adults,
|Ant fail to see the SLEEPY"
h Of the kindergarten dept. at
etollege on Friday, Dec, 10Th.
Ilhs Music of the College reel.
Islll be symphony concert.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
v. |. ROBINSON & CO., Liberty, Mississippi
HELP WANTED

Want two or three good families
to work in Cotton Mills. Want no
one under II years of age, good
wages and cheap rent. Write or
call on, J. J White, Jr Treas.
McComb City Cotton Mills, Nc.
Comb City, Mississippi.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12
EUNlCIPAL ELECTION.

Liberty, Hiss Dee. 8, 1902
|bs vote was as follows; For
Ivr-R. l.. Weathersby, IL; 7.
Brewer 9,
|Ir Aldsrmen-S' B II ID inson,
|P. ". Stratton, ii; V. q.
In, "A P. r Brewer, Is /; r.
Baller, Z,
In Treasurer-C. G Bates 25.
|Ff Marsha!-D. n Terrell, p.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

We walked out last Sunday to
where the hands are at work on thu
Kent Railroad about one mile north
of town, and were surprised to see
the amount Of work accomplished
in 50 short a time. 1t was our
pleasure to meet Mr.. Alfred L..
Chol, the contractor, and to form
his acquaintance We found him
to be most affable gentleman and
from what We saw he is going to
put up a neat and substantial job
of the section of road he has con.
t acted to build -Greensburg e ho
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

The exterior of the Treasury
building, in Washington, is being
cleaned 10y a sand blast. Much to
the surprise Of the Oldest inhabi.
'ants the stone is white. Congress
will soon clean ont the Treasury
vaults with appropriation blasts =
Jeilersonian.
The Southern herald., 1902-12-12

This editor has information to
the enpct that the new railroad
lately chartered from Natchez TO
Gulfporl, Miss, could be induced
to come by Greensburg. Would
it not be worth multiplied thou
sands of dollars to this parish to
take the matter up and secure it if
possible? If our people would
only wake up to their interest and
all pull together Greensburg could
be made one of the most impor.
taut railroad cenlers in all the
country. But a house divided
against itself cannot Stand,-St.
Helena Echo.