davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
Nnrn Dukntu.

Spmt. - Regeren @ooernor @rif.
fin err / gi&marf bsnt til ipo aarS
Strafarbei0c for 0rabet al en- Brent.
fer peb Noon Stepens paa 8ortbern
Bacific gonen. "'Ja.
9ipsfnrIiot %fprbrGnbt. Silba
9eIion, en- (ieneitepise bos Rrs. Carr
glnberion / Sarge, ifitlbe Der ON Da.
gen aisre % Slo | 8%isffenopneu pen
SiGlp al @aSolin % bleo iaa frpgtelig
iorbrGnSt, 1t bum neppe fan Ieoe. ReO
8InSerne ! 9rdnb lob bun no paa go.
Den, boor benoes Sfris tilfaIbte
Si9Ip. Hiacn bar nplis fommer til
Sarge ira 9C5ercrombie.
Wanscl paa 8rnbearbcibere. -
&enmare Trp Goal 60. bar | oenne
llse boot lit aarlige WtsOe / 8ranb
Sorts. 1ct laoer til, ar 8ompaniet er
/ Ben beoite 1S%orfatning, % at 8riften
gaar soot. Enoml bebre oiISe oct gaa,
ON ser life oar Zig IanseI paa Or.
bei0ere. Set Dor oiit iig umliltgt at
fploe ale 0rSres for auI, forOi Ser
life er 6oIt nof til at faa oct brast no
al SprSen. rf .l
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
Mtg bpem, font
trenger 5jelp.
penee foreres.

IiI 0e, ON De Seroe6 fan biitaa en-
Spa, fortpae mig, bpilfen BOG, ban
bebsper? Or De oiIis til at ifrioe ct
8%oitfort, oeriom ieg gisr islgenoe?
Seq oil ienoe ben Spge en- &efotii-
ton, Der fan beupttes paa bpilfetiom-
BELT apotbef, for iefS SLATER Or.
Sboop'S Reitoratipe. San fan tage
oct en- Ianne6 pna min Reiifo. Ger
iom oct lpffes, foiter BET $3.50. $ois
BET Teller, piI ieg ielu 6etaIe apotbefe-
rett. s...
Gen @aaueo bill piie, ON 99ae-
mioIet fan belbreoe. 9eriom BEN
Spee 0a fsler Jig ifuffet, ifal 6orisset
life foite BAN Ell Gent.
Seq bar ioripnet Sunbreoer al Su-
timber meS nit Reitoratipe pGa Serne
Waaoe, 90 De 80 no al bper 40 bIeo
iriife % bar betalt for oct.
Oct er ct mprfp9roiet 9eaemib-
Del, iom tan beitan en- 8rspe iom oen.
ne, % ies tar anpenot en- aepetio pna
set.
Get er oct ereite SrgemiSSeI, Tom
itprfer De inOre Rerper = De 9eroer,
iom uoelufFenSe resulerer Be oistige
Srsaner. Der or a5ioIIt isfe noaen
arSen @aaoe at gisrc iOGffeoe Orsn.
rer iriite paa.
gtin BOG oil operbebiie Gem. 9e
bill life Oa unSres paa, bborOan bette
Silbuo or miiligt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12

Gtaaltruiteu er fremoeIes i beSite
geIguaenoe. Gems 6ormdrS oSpier,
OF ben fibite ltse moStoa geitiuinser
paa $4,000 Cons StonIparer mere,
eu6 SEN ~afffibe6e fra fine Sobrifer. o.
at BEN M ioIt bar pna Saanb geitiI'
finger pna $500, 900 Cons, iom ben
life bor erpeSeret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
3T1iuurTntu.

Spritc 9atipnalbanf / Sasper bar
fact autoriiation til at begpnoe Sor.
refining meb en- aapital al $4,000.
Subn SaeObiun err uonGpnt til Bolt.
meter | Sarlmnb, Goof gountp; q. u.
anOerion / Serroce, 9ope County.
Sobn IeSlpinc / Duluth bar fisbt
10000, 900 SOB Surutsmmer /
Stasca Gountp for $4,000.
GSmarS 81. Saripn er uonGpnt til
Boitmeiter | Bencer. Hoieau Gountp,
oe SanSer 8. Sauoerion til 90. / Hof
8eu, SlmiteO Gountp.
Np Sljeinipcftpr. - Senton q.
8arner / ct. Boi,l er uon9pnt til
SIieinipeftsr iiteoetfor 5reo 6. S6iff.
man.
Store Sljcfilbcr tror man at bope
op0aget / Smeanen al 9arnespille.
Rige <laarer ifal ogiaa ioreiinbes Der
/ @gnen.
Senatur @elion fo%reilaar / aons
ereSien, at Ser itbnGpnes Ell CONNER
til | De Sorenebe Staters Ret i Iit'
neiota.
SsSSfalb. - Wrs. 2ena Sesper.
fen, SuItru til Die Sesperion iom
bs6e IibIt. gaar / Gam Safe, er al.
gaaet peo Ssben. r.rl
S~otclbranb. - Oct gamle Sotel /
Belle Blaine, iom bar alminbelig
fien0t urorr Rapn al Noabs Irf, er
n%eobrGnbt.
Icctpline 9psp9rfet / Gourtbuiet |
Sc Slleur blep iprenet / 2uften peO en-
@rpIoiion ON Gitenen ben 7be Ss.
Sanitoren, 81. 9run, bIep Iipsiarlist
fpGitet.
granS / Sun Sarbprs. - en- 9ps.
ming / emo Sarbors, boori Sfe Segge
bar Srebet Saloon, brG1bte ON Wor.
aenen Sen 9be os. Sabet anoraeer til
$4,000.
Scrnbancn bctalcr. - Beter Holen
fom tilifaoe iiSIte CONNER, mems ban
bar beifipitiaet / Great Hortbern
&pmponietS OarbS | 3elano, % &om.
pauict mar MI uobetalt BAN $1,000.
8laS Iplat. - 6. 81. Stanton bar
ioIgt lit 9loo "appIetpn BreiS" iii
g8. q. 8peS fra WtiIbunf. Oct bar
hiotiI pPret Semofratiif, men oil M
bIipe repubIifanif.
WelauScr ifploig. - SIuf WteIan.
ser bIeo / Stilmater fulbeu ifplote |
SperfaIo | 2oen 8rab, ior0i ban for
en- SiS tiIbaee tilfsiebe i'm Suitru
noeIe SnioItif. San er bsmt til fem
garS Suetbusitrai.
u. !. Hnitab os Suitru | Ioor.
beao bapbe forleoen pGret gifte | 90
@ar, | builfer gnlebnins De babe ar.
runaeret en- feitIig SiliteInin8 for fine
@enner / ell al @penS Sale. Se MOB.
toe mango % foitbore 8rcienter | an.
Iebuiua al Sagen.
GGbipm Seo. gn Sernbanc.
ltlpffe bGtote paa Smababanen | @eIt
81. Galll Wan6agS = tlrmibbng. 8aa
8runo al en- ~llorasuing pan Sirieu
ait Ell Spitd. engine al Sporet og ia.
Itebes neb Ben 80 SOB bsie 9afte.
SprbsNereu gincent Strsmmen, bleu
Iiggeuoe / en- 1sl al fogbeot ganb fra
9ofomotipet % meo noget al Sroget
ODER fig, iaa ban life funSe fonme al
SIpffer, % ban bIep ifoIbet tiIbsbe.
acknowledgement % ell Sremier Tom
Ilemt tilifabe.
gsinraneciag. - Gen for omtalte
gsiuranceias ira Iorriion Gountp,
bpor oct ajaIbt at iaa aigiort, boor'
Riot en-S3,000 asinrancepolice, Tom
SermaH Smith bapSe eiterlaot, ifuIbe
tilialOe bans Setter ciler Sa6er, er
blepen paafierot al 3omrnrr Senrles
i Ct. gloiS. Oct bar giosbes Snife,
at ~slsiluancen ifiiIoe tilialoe Ssite.
rem, men peo en- SeiItaselie par benoes
9aon opisrt urietis | SoIicen. 9ette
gap a~uIeSuingen til Grocesien. Som.
mer Searles timber, at oa BET er tpSe.
Zig moi. at Smith bar baut til Seriist
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
Colorado.
gpraab % Iappr Spmt.

ggran6 % WaDpr bpnlf. WoDor
8rigbt % e1eue MloermGuo / 9enper
blep Den Soc Ss. al Sonlnter RltIltns
bsmt til fire Winnnebers 5GngieI, for.
81 DC bar pitt Sordst for &etten peo
life at eiterIepe en- Sniunftion MOB
SeStaeeIien al Ell Notwithstanding
til @unlt for Sporpognsfompaniet.
Sagen bill bIipe ~appeleret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12

SfpIse SraSftrccts bar Ser f9rre
Sauitter % minOre @ia'b:i 2anoet i
Roosmber ioar END / nogen tiIiUaren.
Be Wnareb / Be iibite 10 aar. s Sc.
trngtrius al at 9rierre pna 2eonets.
miSIer er temmeIig beie % 8oIf | SIC.
9eIen ,Ieber Hottere % fIottere, fer set
ToaIeSes life oGrit uS I'll SeIgen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
1irniutte.

S~clefpnens Srns. - en- Surmer
oeo Rapn Sobn aittem, boeube / 81.
nora, bapSe peret fuIo, % Der par no.
taset arreitorore MOB BAN. Sopn.
mnribaI Chambers opIGite SrSren for
aittem aiennem Seleionen % bao
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
5Or life ret mango Glor iioen bofot

SOr life ret mango @or iiSen bofot.
te ben itore engelffe, e1er rettere ifot.
ffe, 8orfatter Robert 2oris Stepen'
ion fig paa Snmoa for of fomme rig
tig ~foriOarIig Iongt bort fra GipiIiia.
tionen me6 al SenS 2arm % 4feftu.
tiou. Saobe ban Iepet mi, pil6e oet
rimeIigbis bape imertet BAN at erfare,
at Der / SooeSita6en gpio ifaI opret.
tes ct 9anSp9rf % et Ditto eIeftriIf
SpSoRrf, iom ifaI Srioes meo ganS.
froft. gi IeDer / en- SiS, "a ingen
Srog paa SorSen er for Iaust borte
til at bIibe bersrt Of ben mooerne 81.
piIiiation.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
mthtenu.

granb / Brine. - 5 en- Of OIioer
Sron Cos @ruber peb Sibpemine op.
too f~orleben Dag en- SIoebrano, iom
en6nli life bar ililffet Sen 9be bs. ane
arbeioerne TOM rifaote no. 9ranSeu
bill bInnot onoet bnpe tilfsIge, at 200
Wanb forelsbig faar gaa lebige.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
SQisruuHit.
SurfGrScIia 8rano. -

SprfGrSelig Sranb. - On fiRbne.
ipnnser Sloebrano inotrai ON aftenen
ben 7Se bS. | Colgate, fem Dill / RorS
for Renominee Sails. Nfar Ban.
tbeps 9utifbpsnine mea Yoitbns og
Observation-Disclosures neSbr9note to.
tall, o. eieren. Wantbep, iloa iis
ibiGI peo at hoppe no al Oct ~br9noenSe
Sus ira CT 9oitpiuNu. Sans 8 gar
samle Cater inrebrGnSte, os en- an.
Ben latter er ienere bsS Of fine 9rano.
iaar. Sire eIer fem andre Born %
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
4nnhn.

Sturt Sagbrus. - gg.9 uoernsr
Seofielo ira 8iSconitn % bans Ssn
George aster, efter boao Der meboeIes
fra 9oiie, at opfsre oeriteos ct tort
Sosbrus, boor De oil fuuue iage 49,.
100000 SOB Sr9lait ON Iaret. De
pil ogiaa oprette en- itor ausieiabrif
oerii6e. alt iaIt til ct aoiteube al en-
balp Wiaion Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
Chen SpobulS. SGiuncn

ooer, er BET tgien / fin SrOen for BEL
menenbe 1ennefer of oeotoee &eio'
Iutioner MOB ben brlttaIe Sport. Oct
binIper tnaentins, ioa for ben Says
efpIO funbe man Iiseiau so0t Iaoe
bore, men oisie &eioIutioner fer flotte
no paa gnpiret os aipr ct oiIt Snb.
INF paa 6oH, iom er for itipe / Gem.
merue I'll of iptle GoSboIo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
pnrbtnetnu.

aoniiiun. - 70 Snterurbanoosne
foaiSere0e ben Toe bs. 7 Weil fra
Seattle, og 8 @enueifer fom mere Ell.
Ter minbre ttIifaSe. @uitap 2arion
fra Seattle br9ffeoe begse fine Ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12

Set er aIti0 oeS i'm uitr II, at en-
Mano CT enten reipefteret eGler latter
Zig; ben offentlise Wentng bsmmer ef.
ter oeres inobpr0es SorboIO og bar
BEN iamme @raS al agtelie for bam
iom Sen, bans SuItru bier BAN.
Scribe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
"RDrfc apaS", Sr. ariitian greIt

Vpiiic Slpup 9r. NtrliItuH Xreil.
CARDS i~ortriuliee 8ibras I'll ben nor.
ife Sigtnings Siitorie, bar funSet
fortient 9aaifisnneIie / "Gecorab.
Boiten"s 29efreos. 0anse bar
ffreoct 90 i,otaIt fin Saf baaSe I'll 5or.
iatteren % gIabets ltSsiuer. Set er
oerfor life ubcn getanfeIisbeo, at pi
for en- Sib fer os moot fiji of nGgte
bore 2Gierc 8ortiutteIien at apaSene /;
Sagcn er imiSIertib BEN, at Ser paa
oenne aarstiS er iaumange cling. Tom
logger 9eiIas poa ct gIaos Spalte.
rum, at Def, ion oct batter m inbit
me6, iirnpeItben faar Iigse. Sa bpor
ne6ig Ri END bill, iaa faar MI "4orfe
aoab" Iigse I'll efter 9ptaar. 9e biz
oo igien tontme SIas / SIag og ubea
afbrpoeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12

Sisie Sins soot fiinSe forcnes. Ver-
ionliae Senipn maatte forreiten iattes
tiIiioe; SoueSiasen Dor, at SoIfepiI:
len fnnbt fit ~forrefte llbtrpf | aoosi.
oerl,es grbeiSe o. Sptrroen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-12
Al hsIbrsds on ForkIolsIse paa en- Dag.

Tag Laxative Bromo Quinin Tablets. ALE Apotekere
tibagebetaler Pengene, hyis de Teller I At helbrede.
l. w. Groves AAynetrGk er Iaa hyer Aske. 23c
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
TWO LAND DISPUTES

The trial OF the case of Henry Smith
VS.. Mary S. b. Rose and Sanford b.
Dole, governor, began this morning be-
fore Judge Robinson. The governor is
charged with conspiracy and fraud in
this case. Judge Robinson intimated
that the charges were not being sus-
taihed. The suit involves a small piece
of land on Fort street, near Vineyard,
needed for the street widening and the
difficulty grew out of a dispute as to
whether Henry Smith was an abutting
property owner
e. c. Peters appeared for Smith this
mrning and Deputy Attorney General
John w. Cathcart for the governor,
who in this case, is really Superinten-
dent of Public Works j. II. Boyd.
Boyd made the agreements which were
carried out by the governors signature
to deeds exchanging land for the prop
erty of Mrs Rose, adjoining that of
Henry Smith. II, A. Bigelow appear
ed for Mrs. Rose. The only witness
called today was Henry Smith, who
testified as to land boundaries,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
NEW CIRCUIT JUDGE
BAR ASSOCIATION
MEETING.
SPECIAL
Lawyers Will Make a Recommendation
to the President-Candidates who
May Succeed Judge Humphreys.

The executive committee of the Ha-
waiian Bar Association held a meet
ing yesterday and decided to call a
special NEE ting of the Association, to
decide upon recommendation to
President Roosevelt in the matter of
a successor to Judge Humphreys as
circuit judge. The meeting Will be
held in about ten days, in accordance
with the bylaws, which provide for
ten days notice of such a meeting.
Several candidates for the position
have come forward and between now
and the date of the meeting there will
be good deal of work done by the as
pirants and their friends. Among the
new candidates are Judge w. Austin
Whiting and Attorney E. G. Peters.
Whiting was an Associate Justice un-
der the old government and later a
partner of w. j. Robinson, now third
circuit judge. Peters is a well known
young attorney, having been one of the
hrm of Andrews Peters and Andrade
He is now with Magoon.
Among the other candidates talked
OF are District Magistrate Dickey and
possibly Edgar Caypless is still in the
Held Frank Thompson declares that
he would not accept the office. Nc
Cants Stewart is authority for the
StdleHleHI lndI CaSpleSS mas decided
that he would not take the position
now.
j. T. De Bolt, who was mentioned for
The place last time, says that he is not
candidate in any active sense,
though it IS thought that he would ac-
cept the place if offered it. Il think
that in such a case more than in any
other, the office should seek the man.
This should be the rule in all cases,
but if there is any .class of offices
where it is specially proper, judicial
Offices are of this class. l have not
heard anything about the candidacy
for the position of circuit judge, and
snail not do anything about it,"
Discussion of the proposition among
lawyers is generally accompanied by
complaints about the inadequacy Of
the salary. 1t is declared that the pay
OF $4,000 year is not enough to keep
good man even If one is willing to
go into it, and the Bar Association
may go on record as asking that the
salary be increased. Many lawyers
IKE to be judges for a term for the
SAKE of the honor, but it is thought
that there will always be difficulty in
getting men to remain in the positions
at $3.50 q month.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
SUITS AGAINST
DELINQUENTS

Tax Collector Pratt's office is a busy
place Just now. Pratt Is about to file
several hundred suits against delin-
quent taxpayers, and he is receiving
KICKS from about 1,200 property owners
on Oahu whose assessments have been
raised. In an effort to equalize mat
ters this year, the tax collector went
over the whole city of Honolulu and
made raises and reductions all round,
the raises falling largely on the big
property owners.
The suits to be brought against de-
linquents were decided upon in an ex-
ecutiVe council meeting some months
ago. At that time there were delrn-
quencies aggregating about 1926, 900. on
a delinquent tax list containing about
5000 names. Attorney General Dole
was authorized to begin suit in each
case at once.
The result of the announcement that
suit would be begun by the Territory
to collect the taxes was payment in a
number of cases, and since the an
nouncement the total amount due has
been reduced to about 100000. There
VIII be no further delay in starting the
suits now, the matter having gone over
to this time owing to pressure of other
business in the Attorney Generals Of
flee.
Assistant Attorney General Douthitt
Will take hold of the job, going over the
records and statements which Pratt
mas had prepared for the use of the at
torney general, and preparing the suits
for filing. Pratt has every case ready
as far as his office Is concerned, and all
will be taken in their order.
Some of the suits are so small that
the costs will be as much as the
amount sued for, but that Is something
for the taxpayer to look out for. Costs
are added on to the Judgments. 1t is
proposed to begin filing suits as soon as
the papers can be prepared and to
keep steadily at 1t, filing as many every
day as can be looked after.
The matter of assessments for this
year seems likely to make a good deal
Of work for the court of tax appeals
which meets next month. OF the !, 200
property owners whose assessments
have been raised three or four hundred
have already made visits to the Of
flee of the Tax Collector, to register
complaints. Most of them were con-
vinced when the system was explain
ed to them, of the justice of the raises
but there are many who will appeal to
the court.
In number of cases property owners
Will be surprised when they go to pay
taxes to find that their assessments
have been reduced. No notices of re-
duCtiOns are sent out, as IL is not neces-
sary to send notices i'm such cases. The
raises and reductions have not been
balanced, so that it Is impossible TO
even estimate the total results but it
Is thought To be doubtful whether the
total viii foot up higher than last year
or not.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
A GOOD REPUTATION.

THE way to gain a good reputation
is to endeavor to be what you desire
to appear" That is precisely the man
ner in which Chamberlains Cough
Remedy has gained its reputation as
cure for coughs, colds. Group and
whooping coughs. Every bottle that
has ever been put out by the manufac-
turers has been fully up to the high
standard of excellence claimed for it.
People have found that it can always
be depended upon for the relief and
cure of these ailments and that 1t is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.. gem
eral agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
MONEY PAID OVER
UNCLE SAM PAYS FOR PEARL
HARBOR LANDS.
Admiral Merry May Compromise Homo
lulu Plantation Case When He Ar
rives in Washington.

The United States government, by
Attorney j. J. Dunno, this morning paid
over the money in settlement of two OF
the Pearl Harbor land condemnation
suits, the Dowsett estate case ana the
Iohn ii estate case. With the excep-
ton Of the Honolulu Plantation case
all the suits are now practically settled
and it is announced that the Homo
lulu Plantation case may be COmprO-
missed by Admiral Merrys efforts at
Washington.
The Dowsett estate today accepted a
check of $2,400 in payment for it's lease
hold interest in AS SO acres of the land
i'm question, and the sum Of $4,000 was
paid to the John Ii estate for its title
to 25 acres of land on Ford Island,
wanted by the government. The Oahu
Sugar COmpany's leasehold in this
piece has been turned over for 81 con-
sideration.
In the matter of the Bishop Estate
compromise an obstacle arose in the
matter of stamp duties on deeds. The
deeds were accepted by Dunno and this
morning were Offered for record but
Registrar Thrum refused to receive
them because the samps required by
the Territorial law were not affixed.
Dunno holds that the stamps are not
legally required, the governemnt being
exempt from taxation, while Attorney
General Dole thinks the Bishop estate
should put the stamps on the deed.
The Stamps amount to S265.
Ali of the other cases, with the eX-
ceptiOn of the Honolulu Plantation case
in which both sides are appealing from
verdict of a little over S102, 600 have
been practically settled. In the latter
case there is a prospect of a settlement
at is the expectation and hope of
Admiral Merry" said Dunno that on
reaching Washington he may be able
with the assistance of the Honolulu
Plantation company to affect a settle
ment satisfactory to ALL"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08

Continued to page eight.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
THE WEATHER.

Weather Bureau, Punahou, p. m.
Wind, light, e. n. E.; weather, clear.
Morning minimum temperature, "a;
midday maximum temperature, "a;
barometer, . a. m, 30:0l, steady, (cOr-
rected for gravity; rainfall, "a hours
ending 9 a. M, .02; dew point, a. M,
67; humidity a. M, 65 per cent.
CURTIS j. LYONS, Observer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
SWELL, MILLINERY

For choice up-to-date millinery L. b.
Kerr e. Co. are in the front rank. The
Paris model hats are certainly crea-
tions Of extreme beauty.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08

D. G. Camarinos received a 'consign-
ment of fine singing canary birds on
the Nippon Maru. They can be pur-
chased at his establishment on King
street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08

Antonio Garcia, by his attorney A.
G.. Correa, has begun suit for divorce
from Mary =. Garcia, charging her
with adulterY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08

The Oriental Life Insurance Company
Is the Home Company and doing a nice
business. You had better join the pro-
cession.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-08
SPECIAL SALE OF Silks.

'l.1I1I1 = 'I.1INN'
L. b. Kerr e. Co, Ltd, will have on
show on Monday a grand line of Japa-
nese washing Pineapple and Taffetta
Silks. Newest shades, marked from 40
cents a yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-17
ARKANSAS APPOINTMENTS
Will Be Brought to the Aattention
Of the President.

Washington. March 17.-The Arkan-
sas patronage question will be
brought to the attention of the presl-
dent again this week. Col. w. n.
Whipple, United States district attoc-
ney, at Little Rock. has arrived to
report to the president the Republi.
can state committees action on this
point. He will tell the president that
the state committee has indorsed In
ternal Revenue Collector Remmel and
United States Marshal Cooper for re-
appointment and earnestly desire
their selection. But that if the presi-
dent still holds the opinion that Meth
er appointment should be made the
state committee would be glad to have
IS. w Tucker appointed internal reye
nue. collector and Col. Fowler appoint
ed to succeed Cooper Col. Whipple
will present evidence to the president
calculated to show the high characte
of he present collector and marshal
and intended to prove that those at
tacking these officials should not be
given consideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-17
EVERY EFFORT
Making by Ladies to Make State Fed
Grafton Meeting Success.

The women throughout the state
are busy about getting ready for the
annual meeting of the Arkansas fec
Grafton at Fort. Smith. The program
has been made out and the com.
mittee of arrangement appointed. The
women who are to appear in public
on the stage are straining their brains
to put the best foot forward and
handle the subjects left to their ten
der consideration and strong minds in
a truly federated fashion. Fort Smith
lis preparing to entertain at least $50
delegates The chairman of the trans
poration committee is Mrs. James F.
Reed, formerly Miss Lena Park of
Memphis. Her co-workers are Mes
danes G. W. w. West and Frank Box
list.
Under the management Of this trio
things and trains will move. The To-
cal committee of arrangements is
made up of members of he different
Fort Smith clubs. Chairman Mrs
Thos. Boles, Secretary Miss Daisy
Miller and Mesdames ]. r. Crane, Cliff
ford Speer. Misses Maizie Fishback
and Kate Enrich. The credentials
committee is Mrs. T. G. Davis, Miss
Emily Johnson of Fort Smith and
Mrs. F. NJ Williams, of Hot Springs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-17
A Thousand Million Suns.

Lord Kelvin once made some inter-
esting calculations Of the probable total
amount of gravitation matter in the
visible universe. He showed that if 25,-
100000 years ago 1,OO0,OO0OOO masses,
each equal to our sun. had been dis
tributed through a sphere about 49,
0OO,OO0,00O, 100000 miles in radius they
would now have acquired velocities
about equal to those known to be pos
sessed by the stars visible to us. There
fore it is probable that the total amount
of gravitational matter in the visible
universe does not differ much from
that Of l,OO0,OOOO0O suns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-03-17
GreyysCYpe Football Legend.

Where did football originate? Some
people give ancient Chester. III Eng
land, credit for bringing the great
winter pastime into existence. There
is a record of football playing IN that
city in the year 1910, but Chcstrians
believe in il legend of much earlier
date.
In the tenth century, it is said, a
Dane was captured and beheaded by
the citizens. Some one began kicking
the head about the streets others
followed, and it was discovered that
this formed new and decidedly fas-
cinating sport. This was repeated
whenever possible. but as enemies
heads became scarcer and the enter
tainment of kicking them more diff
cult to procure it was at last arranged
''for the shoemakers yearly on Shrove
Tuesday to deliver to the draper, in
the presence of the mayor Of Chester,
one ball Of leather, called football,
of the value of 3s. id. or above"
There is evidently a fine precedent
for those concerned in the game "los-
ing their heads"