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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

an expression Of sentiments both as
to candidates and the enunciation Of
party principles as applied to the con-
diuons upon which the then present
election is to be contested. It is an
effort to put into operation the "Initla-
tive" the Referendum" coming on
election day.
This theory is both rational and prac-
ucable. Voters are the life Of a party
Parties do not give life to the voters
And it is to the voters the party looks
for guidance i'm entering upon a cam
paign. 1t is from them that it expects
inspiration and guidance. 1t wants to
know what the voters upon whom it
will have to depend for success, want;
how they view things. 1t does not
want the advice of precinct or other
clubs which furnish no voters, and from
their nature cannot express the free
and untrammelled sentiment of the
voters.
When the party in it's capacity Of
body of voters having political senti-
ments in common, has spoken through
the party conventions, then it is per-
fectly in order for such of the party
members as see fit to do so, to organize
precinct or other clubs for the purpose
of bringing the party principles before
the public, to aid in looking after ma
turalization, registration, and the get
ting out of voters. To be the crystaliz-
ed enthusiasm of the campaign. But
clubs are not and cannot be the legiti-
mate source of party organization, be-
cause they cannot give voice to the
sentiments of the party voters, because
only part of the voters will join them,
and only an infinitely smaller part at
tend their meetings.
Do away with the club system as the
basis of party organization.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

Note Heads. Bill Heads, Letter ada
and all KINDS OF Job and Commercial
Printing neatly and promptly executed
at the Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

STOCK Ct FIX, now employed in san
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05
Wanted

BY a young lady, situation as steno-
grapheT and typewriter. References
Address, b. NJ Star office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

The Circuit Court seems to be having
a sort of transition period" trying to
determine whether it takes three judges
to make one court or whether one court
may have three judges. The McSwlHe-
gan cartoon seems to have made the
judges distrust themselves. May not
the question arise. was there a court to
be in contempt Of?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

The stone steps leading to the eX-
change floor on Wall street were worn
away so much in six months that they
had to be turned over. The unce9s sing
steps of brokers, clerks aud messen-
gers caused the wear.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05
THE SOUTHERN CROSS.

The following communication prompt
ed by an editorial in Saturdays issue
of the Star has been received:
Editor Star:-In your valued publica-
ton o. saturday, the drd inst, you re-
fer in an editorial to an article on the
beauties of Honolulu, by Il. A. p" a
tray eIer from Connecticut,
In your reference you state that IL.
A. r." is somewhat astray on asLrono-
mical details, and that the average To-
cal citizen will wonder how IL. a. p"
managed to see the Southern Cross
wheeling slowly up over the crest of
Punchbowl enjoying at the same time
the scent of mingled heliotrope and
rose geranium.
The above is an accurate description
of what Il. A. p" saw and inhaled
from my residence up Nuuanu Valley
every clear night during the month Of
March. At that time the Southern
Cross could be distinctly seen rising
over the crest of Punchbowl, at the eX-
treme mauka end of the crater coming
up feet first, as it were, and slowly
wheeling and moving towards the sea,
it would describe a half circle and set,
feet first, over the crest of the makai
end of Punchbowl. Near my veranda,
from where the above was nightly
viewed by Il. A. p" grew both hello
trope and rose geTanium.
Astronomy is a subject of such in
terest, let us hope that the average
local citizen has not been, like your
self, misled in these details concerning
the Southern Cross.
j. r. GAIT.
Honolulu, May 5.
The incident is another and very per-
tinent Illustration of the old legend of
the two sides Of the shield. Where you
see the Southern Cross, like what you
see on the shield, depends on the point
of view. Doubtless if the right point
of view were taken the Southern Cross
could be seen rising over the custom
house. The article upon which the edt-
torial was based purported to be a de-
scription of Honolulu, most of which Is
so situated, and all of it which would
be thought Of as comprised under the
general designation of Honolulu, is so
situated as to put Punchbowl in a gem
eral direction opposite to that in which
the Southern Cross is seen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

Francisco VIII lesale house, desires a
position in Honolulu. Can furnish
satisfactory references. address. "Stock
Clerk, Box Star Office. Letters VIII
be forwarde to advertiser.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05

A nicely furnished room. Apply at
34S Beretania street.
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classified Ads in Star.

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Two Insertions, per line % cents.
One week, per line 80 cents.
Two weeks, per line 40 cents.
One Month, per line 60 cents.
Ads under Situations Wanted" inserted
rec unIn IuTtheT nUuCe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-05-05
TaiIOrs

A lady's umbrella was taken from the
Central Union Church on April Is. If
returned to the janitOr an exchange
can be effected and each proprietor re-
ceiVe his rghtful possession.
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Furnished Rooms TO Let

Furnished rooms in the central part
of the city. Arlington" Hotel street.
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Wanted by experienced man Of %
occupation as bookkeeper, store clerk,
night Waterman. luna, or any other po-
sition.
Remuneration required $50 up. First
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Box %.
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Advertiser desires position as Cover
ness; can offer highest recommended
tons as to character. Position outside
of Honolulu acceptable. Address Box
S. Star Office
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situations Wanted

A young man desires a position as
bookkeeper or stenographer. References
given. Experienced. Box W. this office
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Rie(en=%G unne(proje6t.
Neue Giienbabn Wcrbinonus unter
Qanb mnb @aijcr.

llmteriroiide Yabmttattom In Ne,p gorf.
cbme @aeenwedieI bon SrootIsn nad,
Can Sraneiseo-Smmemfe Goiten-Sntere,s
tamte &arrieren.
Cine Der sisantii9iten unternebz
mungen, bic iemals in Der Stabt Nep
Uorf unb piellei6t in @merita ms 2ez
ben eerrfen tporben finb unb beren
Durdfibruns S9pieristeiten bietet.
bic ni9t binter benen Der Ronftruttion
Der Nen gorter untersrnnbbabn auT
riditeben, bat bieier Sage sreifbare Sc
ftalt ansenommen. Sn Mlbanp, Der
9auptftabt bes Staates Nep Dorf,
ipurbe nGmli9 unter benz Namen
,pennipIpania, Netp gort grteniion
Railrpab Company" cine @eieui9aft
fir bic grridtuns elmer Sunnelanlage
intorporirt, bic in Netp Serfep besils
men. unter benz 9ubfon Wortb Riper),
Mantattan Sslanb unb benz Gaft
Riper binburaseben unb auf Gong
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Sslanb enbisen pirb. 9is 2dnse bes
S%unnelbaus tpirb ungefdbr Is Meilen
betrasen, feline erObte Siefe unter Der
CRIB be5iebunsspeiie Waferoberfld4e
tpirb er nit SIS SUB errei9en. Sur9
bic Sunnelanlase, tpel9e bon Der pennz
Iplpania= @iienbabnz9 e5eqi9aft erfteut
tpirb, ion cine elettrif9e 8abn sefiibrt
perben, bic bic 2inien Der %senannten
@eieuf9aft in Stem SerfeD nit Der Be-
rsits unter &ontrolle Der Yennfplpaniaz
gifenbabn=@ eieQf9aft ftebenben Gong
Sslanb=8abn perbinbet. @ermittelft
biefer elettrifhen 8abn, bic auf Man-
battan Sslanb, i'm 9eraen Der Stabt
Nep gOrt, cine srobartise, tbeils unz
ter, tbeils iiber Der @rbe lieeenbe
COMPILATION erbdlt, pirb es 3. 9. mOgz
li9, obne Wagentpedfel BON 8rootlbn
na@ San Srancisco au fabren. 2aut
ben S4dbungen bes bermalisen prdz
fibenten Der Song Sslanbz8a bn, Wil=
liam 8. 8aloptn, tpirb Der Sunnelbau
einen &oftenaufnanb BON ettpa $21,z
100000 perurfoben. 9ab bas i9on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

i'm Otter bon So Sabren, 1T in MaFa,
9uietts seboren, iiebelte aber f9on in
1868 mad Milpautee iiber, mo CT cine
3eit lang in einem Mobepaaren=@ Sc
f9Gft tbGtig mar. SSn 1876 narb ct
BON Prdiibent !9apes gum poftmeifter
bon Milpaufee ernannt, perblieb als
FOLDER sebn Sabre unb panbte iib bann
pripatgeiddften gu. Wdbrenb Der lebs
ten sebn Sabre mar er prdiibent bes
Milpaufeeer StrabenbabnzS pftems.
On Der politit bat papne ftets ben
resiten Intbeil senommen, mar felt
1889 Mitglieo bes republitanii9en
National=&omites unb felt 1896 ite1s
pertretenber 8orfibenber bethlehem. Sn
1893 parb er gum Mafeperpalter Der
Nortbern paciftcz8ab ernannt unb
perblteb als FOLDER, Bis bic 8eorsaniias
tion bieies eroben @iienbabnzS pitems
erfo!gte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Der l,cllr 6eneralpofmfltrr.
geriebt oem Sienit aus Ianoiabrieer Grfabs
rume-@in oewieater Golititer.

Werfebt oem Sienft aus Ianeiabrieer Grfabs
rume-@im eewteater Golititer.
Snbem Der prGiibent benz p%ieberbolt
geduBerten, brinsenben Wunfde bes
Observation-Disclosures CHARLES emory
Smitb, aus benz politiiaen 2eben gu
f9eioen unb auf feinen &ebattions>
ftubl in Der npbilabelpbia YreB" sus
riidaufebren, na4sab unb beiien Heiiss
nation annabm, bat er elei6seitis bic
grnennuns bes Na6folsers betannt ges
seben.
Ser neue @eneralpoitmeiiter, 9enrp
6. papne bon Milpautee. 1T cine Der
Stiiben Der republitanif4en Partei.
Gr fat neber 9anna beipe Prdfibents
faafts= Rampasnsn Wc&inleps seleitet,
unb atpar fiel ibm bic Nusfibruns Der
Ginaelbeiten gu, cine Mufsabe. beren CT
fi9 nit benz sr0Bten @efdid erlebiste
Sn 1897. naabem Mcainlep gum
srften Male erpdblt. betra9tete maj,
panne anaemein als cine &abinettss
MDslidteit eriten Ranses. SIN per.
floHenen Jriibiabre parb Papne be-
itimmt als elm sutinftiser &abinettss
beamter anseieben, fans ii9 cine @as
tang ersebsn iollte; es mar betannt,
baB er auf einen aabinettspoiten sere4s
net bate. Prdiibent Hooiepelt bat ibm
nun biefe lang besebrte @bre gu She'll
tperben laffen unb fi9 bamit bic Sienite
zines Der seipiesteiten politiiaen Ratbz
seber seii9ert.
Der reue @eneralpoitmsiiter 1T in
ieinem Staate febr popular. gr ftebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Aam3 9etptf bier timer ricbti9.
@let0erfofe.

ODie beiten in St. @loub porse=
3eisten R~leiberifoffe iinb INNER bier
ilno bieie ISOLDE mirb bic 0fonomi=
i6e @o1e in ct. Gloub iein gum
@infauf Don GQenmaareit. Qeiet
na1itebenbe OHerten unb beebrt
uns weni9itens nit einem 8eiu9e.
40 3o0 feines gan, ,poGenes Be-
napp, grim, i9mars, roth
ltnb tan, mertb 81, infer Yreis auf
bielem sroBen Nusperfauf muir SOC
SO 3ou feines gang mouenes fa=
meelbaarenes @beptot, 11ur in
idwars pnb napp, fir ieparate
6Ode unb @nsise, mertb 81. 90 bis
S1.19, unier Yreis nur 73c
SO 3ou Scotd Cutting gang
woaen fir SamenanSiige II. Sfirts
wertb $1.25, unier Yreis nur 98e
so 3oa feines gang woaenes
@bip @orb. napp, i6wars, braun,
S1.25, unier Yreis iebt nur
9Sc
Sine Maiie @aaren gan; molten,
einfa9 II. farirt, eini9e wiini6ens=
mertb fir Ginber: S6ultleiber unb
wertb bis gu 35c, Cure Quswabl
aus ben @orratb auf bielem sro=
BEN Serfauf MIR 19c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Wsdntel.

Cine Waiie WGntel, bic gu els
mem Yreile 9efauft murben, Der es
uns ermOsli6t, 9reiie an3uieten,
mobur6 Bel iebem Garment ein
groBes GriparniB beraustommt.
9erlGumt bieie solbene @elegen=
belt nibt, einen Wantel melt un=
ter benz re9uldren Softenpreiie su
faufen.
Cine Got Saden aus benz feiniten
gan; wouenen 8eriep sema6t, NIT
Satin dussefiittert, mertb bis su
SIS, auf bieiem sroben gertauf
nur $4.98
81 3ol SamenmGntel aus benz
feiniten en9lii6en &eriep 9emadt,
nit ben belten YerlfnOpfen in tan
ober i1mar;, mertb $3.50, nur
1915
SO 3ou Oamen : MGutel balb
aulie9enb nit Satin aussefiittsrt,
nit ben beiten 9erlfnOpien garan=
tirt, mertb SIS. so, auf bieiem Ser=
fauf muir S14.OO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
vOIz e. SOetebier,e
49,. 3lbenue g., ct. Gtoub.

@esen bic RGlte bes' @inters mub has
Bters serabe 10 gut sei4ast ietn, ME Der
Reul1. Suite Yferbebedeu III, mas bic ges
{unbbeit bes Sbieres erbdlt. Wir baben bic
teiufeu uub beiteu Sferbebeden 81 n1dBiSem
prsiie. Au1 &uiebedeu in Yel3 nnb aus
fouRtseu itaifem !3eus. 8ir MAIDEN aQe
Sattlerarbeit ielbit unb fOnnen tie baber 60
poutireu. 14-1ir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Winiant $. Salbmilt.

felt ldnaerer ,3eit pentilirte @iefenpros
jeff iebt CUR 4~usfibruns fommt, biirfte
bauptiddlih Der Snitiatipe beg prdii<
benton Der YennfpIpanioz @ifenbabn,
@leranber S. Gaiiatt, gu banfen iein.
Mleranber s. GaHatt purbe 1889 in
pittsburs, pa., eeboren, mo er Die
Dffentli9e S6uls befu4te. SpGter perz
aog fein Batter nit ibm na9 europa,
unb bort ftubtrte gafatt an Der Se4z
ntf4en 9odfdule gu 9armitabt; audi
erlernte er mehrere frembe Spraden.
Na6 ieiner &iidfebr na9 Nmerita trat
gaKatt in bas RenRelaer Polpteanif9e
Snftitut gu Srop, g.. g., Elm, 100 er
1859 ols Chill Snsd ieur %srabuirte.
Gr. bate bann cine @!suun9 Bel elmer
Gtienbabn in Georgia inne, lieB iia
aber Bel Musbru9 bes 9iirgerfrisges
1861 in philadelphia nieber unb nabm
Bel Der pennfplpanias8 abn einen poz
item als 8abnnGrter en-. Gr apancirte
@9ritt fir Shritt unD ipurbe 1899
PrGfibent Der 8abn.
Wiliam 8. Baldwin, Der 1885 i'm
bitter bon Is Sahren am 5aruarS Gcls
Iege grabuirte unb Die Hedte ftubtrte.
mar General el9Gftsfiibrer Der pere
Marquette>8 abn in Mi6igan unb
bierauf apeiter @iaeprdiibent Der Souz
tbernz8 abn, als pel1sr CT 1896 refiss
nirte, UNI ben poften zines prGfitenten
Der Gong Sslanb=8 dbn onaunebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
YnBmaaren.
Gin iebr mt@tiger Bertauf.

Qeste Wode bielten mir einen 8us=
maarenperfauf, mel1er ieIbf BET
ben erfabreniten 6duferinnen @rz
ftaunen erreste. SIN bieier Bo4e
rperben mir BEN grfols Der lesten
Do9e buppli3iren, benn mir ohes
riren elm enforcement pom 5iten,
meldes bas @o6enerei9niB inn
Yuspaarenpertauf fein mtrb.
Cine auswabI idSu aufseph pier
SIte, iene Sorte, fir bic in fat
alien Yusmaarenldben $3.50 unb
So per Stiid perlan9t mirb, unier
8reis in bieier 8o9e auf benz sro=
Sen 8erfauf MUIR S1.98
Cine 4usmabI Sammetbiite nett
aufsepubt, mertb 1878 bis S., un=
fer Breis auf benz biesmo1entli6en
8erfauf rur S2.98
Wir baben gum 8ertauf ausse=
le9t uniere fram;Oiii6en Wuiterz
bite gu balbem Preiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
SeiSe.

20 3oa Saiietta Seibe in alien
mertb soc, infer Yrets
,auf olelem 9roBen ausuerfauf nur
53c
Sin Saufen Seibe einfa6 unb
init Sorbeln uerieben fir ieibene
|@aits wertb bis gu $l.50 unier
,Preis 79c
81 3ou in Del sefodte Safietta
iebr gut seei9net fir &lei=
.berr0de unb @ailts mertb $1.25
4reis auf bieiem gerfauf
uur &c
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
OueII ptfhen ssabri.

DueII amtf4en Gabri-
tanten. Sn 3olfo. Ga, batten neuli9
siDet aneefebene Sabritanten. Hamens
s.. 6. ponen unb 3. g. Speritreet, in
Solss zines Wortpehfels elm Duel nit
chamber. Beibe fdofen gleidaeitis.
ODerItreet tpurbe in bic Stirn getrofs
fen unb ftirste toot nieber. popeI
betam cine Rugel serabe unter's 9er5
unb ftarb nad elmer Stunbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
DteTp Eruupft.

nSu, Mdnnden, mir 1T beute ettpoa
in's Nuse sefallen!"-rWas benin.
armes &inb? SoI i4 Did gum @rat
fibren9"- ~Nein, gum Sutpelter!"-
r@as-9"-rgs 1T mir nGmli9 elm
S9mud in bic Muqert qefclen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02

Profeffor: n9u bift alfo bas
S0bnden bonn profefIor Shulae unb
mOhteit ben Papa aufiuben? @ut,
mein ainb, sebe bier f9Dn binauf. Sm
stpeiten Stodperf pirft 0u mebrere
@ufi4riften finben; bort no ,4nalp>
ttf9e Ghemie' itebt, made bic Sbur auf,
bort pirb 0ein Yapa fein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
$d,luurr GrTd11ftsnunn,r.

r@ie, Srau Miiner, Sic laFen
f9on pieber Shre Gardiner tpaf9en?
Sas 1T aber bod re9t fotipielis!"-
rs mo benten Sic bin, feinen Yfennia
toftet's mtr-bie lGbt mir Der Cigar
renlieferant msines Mannes naf6en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
Gtna nom BriDen.

a.: .9:n 9oftor NeuntDbter babe
i9 beute fGon bier Mal briiben in ben
.golbener 9irfd bineingeben feben!"-
g.: vSo, bier Mal f9on9 Damn 1T
entpeber Die Wirtbin pteber febr frant
-ooer bas M%Gr5enbier bsuer poraiss
lth!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
YeIsarHfel.

Sbr fSnnt ni9t ieben Sag 9els=
artifel gu iol6en YreiIeu fallfen,
mie mir lie auf bteiem Serfauf of
ferirs Sbr werbet ME cine before
@elegenheit baben, Sud elm fpI=
Dies Grfparnts .su ff6ern.
Gamen Qitra6an @apes 80 3oG
lang nit boben Sturmfra9en,
mertb $3.50, nur $14.15
Sebr feline @ifra6an Saden fir
Samen 80 3ou lang, nit beitem
Satin ans9efiittert, sarantirt, $35
wertb. nur $3.50
% 3oa feline electric Seal Sat-
fen fir Oamen nit bobem gieber=
fra9en, nit i6merem Satin aus=
gefIttert, sarantirt, $780, 90 wertb,
MUIR 1880.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-02
SpmenifS.
Ginige Someittcs. Spe;ialitaten.

GtItt9t O0ltteffttss SpejtaItfafeft.
so Stiide Outing Slaneu, ertra
NIT VlieB aus9efittert, wertb 7c,
unier Hreis nur &c
"a Glide ertra i6merer Outing
Slanea wertb 10 unb 1916 unler
Yreis uur SC
SO sou 9efaltete 9ercales, pom
mittelmdBisen uno bunteln Sar=
ben, wertb bis 1916, unler Yreis
nur 84t
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-05
To Induce Ramle Culture.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. s.
An organized effort is about to
be made to induce the farmers
of the Pacific coast to grow hemp
and ramie. The latter is one of
the most valuable of the fiber
plants. Although strong and re-
sisting, the fibers Of the ramie
plant are finer than those of flax,
and it has the additional advant'
aga of possessing silky lustre.
which it permanently retains.
It's resistance to moisture and
it's lightness and great strength
make it valuable substitute for
hemp cordage in ships, sails, rig
gings and other purposes where
these qualities are essential.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-05
CIE,;K's WISE sUGGEsTIoN.

Il have lately been much troubled
with d spepsia, belching and sour
stomach, " writes M. S. Mead, leading
pharmacist of Attleboro, Mass. II
could eat hardly anything without snf-
fering several hours. My clerk sug-
gested 1 try X dol Dyspepsia Cure,
which l d d with most happy results.
| have had 20 more trouble and when
O e can gossto eating minco pie, cha Sc,
candy and nuts after such time, theil
digestion must ue pretty geod, | en-
dorse Lodol Dyspepsia cure heartily.
Y ou don't have to diet. Eat all the
good Cd You want bur don t over
load the stomach. kodol Dispeps 5
Cure digests 'ur food. DR.. Terry :
Drug Store.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-05
scnlev the Guest Of Knoxville.

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. g.
Admiral and Mrs. Schley were
royalty entertained in Knoxville
today. The downtown thor
ougfares were ga:ly decorated in
honor of the dis tinguished guests
and hundreds of strangers were
in the city from all points within
a radius of $50 miles A monster
parade Of civic and patriotic So
cietieS was the feature OF the
feature Of the morning program.
Latter in the day IA public recep-
tion was held, attended by thous-
ands of men, women and children
This evening the cham Der OF
commerce gives an elaborate
banqu Jet in honor Of the admiral.
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VIII Sustained,

In the contest over the will Of
David Miller on the ground Of in
sanity Of the testator the court
su stained the will yesterday.
The court held that Miller was
sane when he made the will some
two years ago. 1t will be re-
member that Miller killed 6
neighbor last fall, and was il
turn killed by deputy sheriff
while resisting arrest.
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= Close Gall from Dcatn.

Fireman A, Stowe, of Houston,
while passing through Mermen-
tau on the "Fiyer" on his engine
last evening, which does not stop
at that point, met with d painful,
if not serious accident. by being
struck by the mail crane. 1t
seems that Mr.. StDWc was stand
ing in the gang y aY of the engine
boxing OUT ahead, with his face
out far enough to reach t!ieerane
used in catching tie mail while
the trLia is ia mntiaA. He was
struck Ia the face, broHlling his
nose and otherwise distiguring
him. lie was D3'0u ret here where
the company surgeon DR.. Z. o..
Terry took charge Of the case,
having the unfortunate man re-
moved to the section house,
where every care was given him
At last reports the patient was
doing as wellas could be expected
under the stances.
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An Unassuming NobleInan.

The duke of Norfolk is one OF the
most charitable members of the Brit
ish peerage, and gives enormous sums
away yearly. He has great contempt
for appearances, and a story is told OF
his having one day been met walking
down Pail Mall with q big brown pa
per parcel under his arm. Upon 6
friends inquiring what he had there
he informed him that it was ''his uni
FORM He was on his way to draw
iEg-room at Buckingham palace, a
which he would have to appear gor
geous in red and gold.
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moilae Niappenings.
). resting lts,ns Concerning Jennings
and the Seis!iborins Country.
To Cur Patrons.

7 have engaged MIR. Frank
Ereese to take charge Of the &C
cou-its and collections of the
RECORD, AMI he will call on each
of our patrons during the next
few days. You will Go me a ia,
vor by greeting him with smile
and the amount of the bill, OF
which [ am now in need in order
to meet q heavy obligation.
N. L. MILLER.
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School books at the Record

School books at the Record
Office.
The holy season Of Lent will
soon be here.
Examination tablets at the
Record Office.
Revival meeting at the U. B.
church tonight.
Big stock of school stationery
lust ia at the Record Office.
James Maund was passenger
for the parish seat last evening.
Oscar Fulton OF Welsh was
business visitor in town yeSter-
day.
D. S. A. Hartman, a Lake
Charles policeman was IN our
city yes terday.
Attorney Il. Is. Moss OF Lake
Charles was in town profession
ally } esterday.
Gas ton Evans, the coal man, IL
smiling. and says this is nee
''cUa," Wea Their.
Little Ruth Hearne who has
been on the sick list the past few
days is improving.
The many friends Of Frank
Crow will be pleased 10 learn he
j. ale to be out Of bed.
". 5. Case is advertising at
aa lion sale of shoes and hats tC
take place next Saturday.
Sickness is no respector o.
pcysons-even newspaper peopl1
ai c among the number.
Mrs. r. NJ Shaniey lief
for Fort Worth, Texas, toda,
to visit friends and relatives TO.
about q month.
e. comes as natural for thesuc
caSSful merchant to adver Use a!
it does for q man to clap hi!
knees together when something
is thrown in his lap. CROWLEY
81 seai.
r. G. Van Ness of Houston
forme"ly OF Jennings is in til
ely. Mr.. Van Ness has let
coatraut f r Z. I room cottage q
a.- two lots on Cutting avenue
preparatory to moving his fan
! liz here.
Mrs. + L Lewis and daugi
.er, Miss Winnie, of Welsh, wer
aitors t. our city yesterday.
[ J. Nj. Coffman Of Roanoke wa
in town yesterday. Mr.. Coffma
will leave shortly for Virgin.
where he will remain for tt
: year.