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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-21
PARKER AT BEAUMONT.
Rock Islands Gulf Terminus Not Yet
Decided.

hOCk iSIdnQ Cll IClll''leo W. -
Decided
Beaumont. Texas, April 2o-PreNdcnt Fl.
A. Parker. Chief Engineer +, NJ. Peters
and Mr. Crecch camc in over tho southern
Pacific last night and were This morning
taken down to Sabine Pass in their private
car. G. Il. !. x r. lco,
The Post correspondent saw Mr. Parker
and asked him if there was anything new
ahout the Rock Island coming 10 the gun
renIv was MS follows: 1T ia conceded that
the Rock Island Is going 10 salt Waler on
the Gulf Of Mexico, but whether u VIII We
Sabine Pass Port Arthur or Galveston |
down taking little pleasure trip and are
Investigating this matter at the same llhl'.
"No We're very anxious also tn see the
oil fields here and made that a part OF me
object Of our trip. ,-
That was i'm substance what Mr.. Park 'r
said about the gulf line proposition bul ne
was very plain i'm stating that me H''A
Island is coming to the gulf
Tho idea Of rho party Is 10 see Sanln'
Pass Beaumont and Port Arthur ana 'hrh
return north from here over the Sanla re
Ia Somcrvlle aud back 10 Fort Nol' D.
Tho ritizcus are very much interested In
this min Of the officials aud they believe
that beaumont is certain 10 get the ROAD
bnsing their opinion on the fact maj me
route selected in the rough ny the i'F'slu'uI
Port Arthur ia Corsicnua and there 10
cross the Central and coming on SOU heast
to +, noint further east than would bc the
case were the line to 20 to Galveston.
So far there has been no concerted ac'
tion AS TO trying TO Influence INC road 10
this Is likely to take form before the cha
Of uCNt week.
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Memphis Entries.

Five furlongs, seling-Eva Russell 107.
Dinero 49, Nimblc Nag rs, Ben Chance 90,
Nj Bender -. NotaIy 90
Five furlongs, purse-lce King %, Sevoy
116. VAIN A, Moinen, Gallantrc 1oI, Harry
Shafer a. Goufolon, Bard Of Avon 1is,
Chas. w. Meyer, our Jessie l04. Hainuult
"a.
Mnidcns nlne.siXtecnths AZ a mite Al
kcvoir 1l3, Master, Lady Lake 10 Wood,
lake 10j.
One mie-Abc Frank 1915. Flora Pomona
l20, The Rival ~, BaroGche 100 Aladdin
III. Terra Firma 10, Lacrlmao 10, Lady
WadsW orth 1OI.
Mile and an eighth Scarlet Lilly rs. rho
Lady los. Wax Taper li3, Ampere 30, Nix
linus lOS.
1O6. Chorus Boy tO4, Syncopatcd SANDY
lo2, Edi'h Q 9g., Paul Bart %, Josie r 81
nos 1o5 Free Admission 100 Mr.. Pomeroy
9S. Florrie 81. Clarena ST.
Mile selling John Grigsby 1l5. Satin
Coat 100. Ben Battle los. The Four Hun
dred ~, stamp il2. Wild Pirate :o4, c. b
Campbell o.
Clear and fast.
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CANE BELL 10 EXTEND.
II viii Send a Branch to the New Town
OF Garwood

II viii Send Branch to the New Town
OF Garwood.
Columbus. Texas. April 2o.-The Cane
Belt Railroad company has determined to
build branch from its main line near
Eagle Lake to the new town of Garwoo\
in this county. and will begin the work Of
construction to complete The road in am.
Mo time TO move the fall crop. Garwoo1
Is prosperous young town located on nj, inc .,
Colorado river about twenty miles hel9"
tbis civ. surrounded by rich. black lands,
i'm about the most fertile portion Of the
county. The country around II is WNll SET
Md. The population being mostly terminus
and Bohemians This Will omen M to the
Zane Relt road magnificent territory -,
west of tho river and will prove a splendid
feeder ia the main line West of the river
nj Gawood there are now about %s" 2f ,cr,
i'm rice besides Other crops ms VMncIt
Sion will nut those rice planters IN dlrctl
railroad communication with Sevcra nearby
mills and save for the cotton planters lohs
wagon trips in the marketing Of their pfod'
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SHREVEPORT WON AGAIN.
But the Game Was q Good One for
the First Seven Innings.
NELSON DID SOME GOOD PITCHING
Weikart Is to &c on the Slab for the
Visitors at Today's Game--The
Score OF the Game.

rhore was splendid attendance AZ the
bnii game Yesterday between tho southern
-. ,,, sb,c,c,,or, and tho locai
Cawthons The grand stand and hlcachers
were crowded and the crowd surgcd out on
en-, r,.c,, hpt dia NOT in any way inter.
-, ,,, - 49, ,
first class exhibition Of the National sport
and no Rms had lots of opportunity to
anu Wv '"' -, ~, T..n,.,,. ,,.o,,,,,
get 10 the s"lhc' NV "a" 'NV"s
cd Nelson IN the box ANA the lad pitched
stlcndid hail He had lots VI specl and
49,, ,,o,, bis ,.,u. h,d no receiysd
Nouiu nav "0A "S -
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FIGHT ON THE scALPERs.
The Galveston Commission VIII Take the
Matter Up Tuesday.

I've SdNeSton COMMISSION VIII axe the
Matter Up Tuesday
Galveston. Texas, April 20 At their
next meeting Tuesday night the city com
inissioncrs OF Galveston will be called upon
to pass an anti-scalper ordinance to pro.
iect the railroads from the operations OF
scalpers during the coming Neptune carni.
val. which takes place MAY 1875 As has
been previously mentioned i'm The Post the
Guy commissioners win have to pass such
an orduauce or the railroads will not grant
lhe reduction In rates promised for the
event. The Galveston Business league has
taken active steps TO secure the passage ot
the ordinance desired. W T. Armstrong.
= Wen known attorney OF this city. has
been requested to draw M resolution
III IT, preparation the city ordinances
passed nj El Paso and also mt Dallas have
hech secured and the ono proposed Will en-
hodN the strongest features Of these two.
me success of the event syill depend In "A
large measure "a the action Of the commits.
sloherS next Tuesday night regarding this
matter III the ordinance passes the rate OF
ehe-Ihird or cent per mile VIII hc placed
IN e1cct " II does nor the rate will he one
and one'third fare for the round trip.
IN TINS connection II has been observed
mat the proposed ordinance, however stmn-
gent, can only affect the barter of tickets
az galveston. Outside of the city the or
dlnahce VIII, of course, have No effect aul
there is nothing to prevent the Scalpcrs
from purchasing the tickets al Houston or
"'her nearby places aud selling them at y
profit The railroads do not cxnrct this
city to do the Impossible and regulate con.
dittonS outside but since the matter has
been agitated, as II has been here for the
past few weeks, there is a strong sentiment
IN favor Of the passage Of state law
against ScnlperS 81 the next session OF the
legislature. President JockuSch Of the Gal
weston business league and Secretary Gard
I ner. both Of whom have been giving the
subject considerable attention of late, cN'
pressed themselves to The Post cOVrcSpoudl
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employees MEET TODAY.
Railroad Men win Institute Their
New Lodge Today.
WILL BE "SAM HOUSTON, NO. g."
Tho Meeting VIII Be Held in Odd Fell
lows Hall and a Large Attendance
Is Looked For.

me employees Of the various local rail.
road shops viii meet this morning at 10
O'Clock In Odd Fellows hall, Mason build.
ing when permanent orgaulza ion OF he
local lodge OF the Brotherhood OF Rail
way Irainmcn viii be effected Today be-
ing holiday large attendance is ex.
pccted.
1t is learned that the new lodge viii be
80 "a and will be named sam Houston
lodge. Officers will be elected and other
important business will be transacted.
Mr. Sam II. Pctlus. who is one Of the
grand officers Of the lodge, will be present
at the meeting and make an address. lie
VIII also present the new lodge with a
handsomely hound Bible, appropriately in
scribcd.
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lakeside Entries.

Two-year-olda, FIVE furlongs-Laey Craw-
ford 11s, f. C. Good 1oe, S, Poplar, Or.
Moody 1903, King Hammond, Blue Miracle
1OG Oyeriace 1903.
Five and a halt furlor gs-RiyaI Dare
Ill, Money Muss no Lizzie Carr los,
Hayden. Tommy Foster l01 Ranafter %,
Irmas Choice llondwink O6 Golden Age.
Albert Enrisht 10, Lady laris los, Father
90. Salinda 90.
One mile and twenty yards, selling
EcOmc 11g, Maroni no Little rim,
Kngstelle 1O6 Approved o. Teucer III,
Homage los, Cosswell JOG. Ilowaha 100
One mile and seventy Yards Charley
Moore ia. Thurics. Baird 100 Gaufama
los Rcd Apple los, DigIey Rel Is
Schwalhe a5
Fonr and half furlongs. a-year.oids =
North Pole 100. Floris 103
One nile and twenty Yards. selling
Charles c. 1l6. AVIATOR. Sir Gatian 112
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katv Private Mailinn Gard

The latest thing out in the Katy adyortis-
Ing is the Katy private mailing card The
card is addressed to General Passenger
Agent Crush, Dallas. aud on the reverse
Is a bridge scene on Limestone creek. near
Chic6ie Chockie. |. r. 1t is difficult to
determine which is the original and which
is the shadow. Guesses arc asked to de-
termine the solutions. 4 correct guess gels
a souvenir coin Of the MeXlcan republic
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-21
OMISSIONS POSITION.
Believes There Has Been Discrimination
in Rates.

in Rates.
Galveston, Texas. April %. Appearances
Indicate that Galveston proposes to make
strong effort to get the most favorable
terms possible hereafter in the way OF
cheap railroad freight rates. The scnti-
ncnt prevails among the business men OF
the city hat this is matter which can
he greatly Influenced by the proper attcn-
ton II Is believed that determinations
have been made In the past against this
port I'm favor of others which might have
pcen prevented If an Intelligent effort to
prevent them had hccu made A freight
bureau was maintained ut this port for
long time and 1t is said to have been very
cffe tive, but FOR some reason 1t was al
lowed 10 pass ont Of existence. As n con-
sequence the commercial interests Of Gal
weston lre believed to have suffered.
The organization II freight bureau hero
hy the chamber " commerce and other
commercial organizations Of the city and
is not the hrSt step which has been taken
I'm the freight rate matter One Of the
aims Of the founders Cf the Galveston
business league was TO look after securing
the best rate ohtauabie for the port n.
O. Flood was sent to Austin a few days
ago to discuss rates and returned making
a favorable report Of the result Of his ef-
give attention TO the matter aud with the
proposed freight hurcau backed M by the
chamber OF commerce II seems that the in
tcrcStS OF the port In this direction should
ne well protected. In the selection of Mr..
Johnston as accretary " the bureau a man
NCrSant with the methods of the railroads
and who Is therefore In q position to know
lust what line Of procedure TO pursue in
the premises.
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National Stock Yards, H.. April IS
The market "a quarantine cattle has closed
about steady with one week ago. This
refers 10 beg grades of steers and cows
On the mediAm and common stun Il * Il
SHADE lower We had temporary advance
here Monday, llut IL was lost Tuesday. and
10 strong TINT calf market steady
The newspaper notoriety given 70 the
alleged beef combine may possibly have
It's effect. Outside Of this possibility we
see nothing % disturb the present situation.
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The COTTON BELT ENJoINEo
From Removing General Offices From
Tyler to TeXarkana.

From Removing General OFFICES from
Tyler to Texarkana.
Tyler. Texas. April 20-An Injunction
was granted today restraining the officials
of the Cotton Belt from removing the gen
ernl offices Of the system from Tyler 10
Texarkana. The Injunction was grantee
by the district judge sitting In chambers
upon application made in behalf OF certain
citizens hy Duncan x Jones ana Johnson
& Edwards attorneys Applicants car :
chic road we're located here on contract
ne agreement in which was to permanently
maintain them here Applicants also earn
Than The act OF the legislature allowing con,
soiidotIon OF the Tyler Southeastern az
r. Cotton Bet are unconstitutional. Ihe
Injunction was served on the officials OF
the road this evening.
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Officials at Port Arthur

Port Arthur Texas, April 10.-E. A Ed
son, general manager Of the Kansas city
and Southern and president Of the Texar-
kama nd Fort Smith railways, D. G. Bevard
superintendent, and p. f. Dickson, engineer
of maintenance Of way OF the Kansas city
and Southern railway. were I'm This city
this week. The above party arrived I'm Il
special train and We're on an inspection
tour
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and one-third fares. not 10 exceed $3.50
from points within 100 miles OF Bryan, and
ION points over loo miles from Bryan a
rate Of one fare plus 10 per cent win sell
uekets June 20 aud for trains arriving
brEan morning OF june -. with limit for
return 10 leave Ryan not later than June
~ Thts, | trust, will be satisfactory
Yours truly, NJ. l. Robbins
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Rates for Reunion at Bryan.

The following is self explanatory
AIR. George A. Branard. Secretary hoop ;
Texas brigade Association 07 FOX
Avenue, Houston. Texas
Dear SIR beg 10 advise receipt OF your
OF the 18th instant asking for reduced ratas
10 BRYAN on account meeting Your ISL. =.
ton to be held at that point june -,est,n-
am pleased TO advise for this meeuns
.,a r.iu make rates on what Is known AZ
the convention basis that Is. rate OF ons
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HOUSTON BOWLING CLUB.

Annual Election and Contest for the
Hirseh Medal.
The Houston Bowling club held Its an.
nual election yesterday with the following
result: President, A. llnlla vice president,
g. II. Munhausen; secretary, Sol Schocn'
MANN treasurer, a, Ledergcrber; captain
William hummer. DircctorS-Al the above
aud Messrs led Heintzc and William Sive'
wright
After the election tho contest for the
jules tirsch medal took place, the follow
ing scores heinr mudc.
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TWO-NNsr ms -THUIIg- u IT0IT1 0NNNIeT-
Threc-base hit Hulsoman,
Sacrhcc hit Ollrc.
Bases on balls on Nelson. 3.
Batter hit -O'Dell.
stolen bases O'Dell Watts e.
Struck ont BY Nelson. a; by McEntIre,
/: by Hamilton T.
Wild pitch Nelson.
Umpire Proctor.
Time 200
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San Stock Rush

Noakum Texas, April l9rhe san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass railroad now has
stock rush on in earnest. Every available
crew is employed all the time 1t is he
Hcved that the payroll for this month Will
be the largest in the roads history
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Foster's LooaI Eoreoasts

sthI w changes noted below will occur
a.psll lel.rnis Of p. IN. of dates below:
All ~ s0ler.
Afasfsasc Sltierating.
An 55S.-Warmer
Apfii Threatening.
-"'- Variable.
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Me-. Ruerner Goes TO Dallas.

Mr. William Buerger. assistant to Local
Passenger and Ticket Agent Greenhill OF
the Santa Fe, left last night for Dallas
where he viii act as assistant to the Dal-
las agent during the Confederate Veteran
reuniOn.
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JaeksonvIIle snecials.

Dallas, Texas. April 90 The line OF the
Texas and New orleans to Jacksonville win
be opened tomorrow and trains run into
this city FOL the benefit of the Confederate
reunion
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Prescription No. 2s5l by Elmer & Amend
win not cure all complaints, but Il win
cure rheumatism. T., e Schmidt, Hous-
ton. Texas, sole agents
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Stock Rush Makes Extra wo,k

Clebune Tcxas, April 10. The force In
the motive power department Of the Santa
Fc shops Is working fifteen hours a day to
Keep M with the stock rush. Extra men
are being employed.
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Beauty Book ITO, Big Injun. I.avator los
Ch0ncery, Miss Conrad 1OT. Tros 103 Mod
orator rs. Yampa 80. Emma a. Nj. 81.
Cloudy and fast.
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FORECAST FOR CONGRESS.
No Exact Program Has Been Arranged
in the House.
TUT PHILIPPINES BILL IN THE SENATE.
Lively Debate Expected in Which Demo
cratic Leaders Win Maintain a
Strenuous Opposition.

Washington, April Gothic early part Of
the coming week In the house Of repre-.
Sentativcs will be devoted to routine bust.
ness. with q prospect that some important
general legislation may be taken mp during
The latter part Of the week. Tomorrow
will he devoted to District Of Columbia
business. Tuesday to war claims and
Wednesday TO the oleomargarine bill,
which was amended by the senate. During
the remaining days OF the week II ls prac-
tically settled that the antl-anarchist bin
ot Chairman Ray OF tho Judiciary commit
tee will be considered. The measure Is
much more stringent than the anarchist
bill passed by the senate. Plans also are
on foot for considering he omnibus pub
lie building hin during the latter days II
the week. This measure has not yet been
reported from the house committee On
public buildings and grounds but II prona
bly, will be reported carly next week SO
that IT can he AIKEN up Inter In tue wees
Beyond this No exact program mas beea
arranged. Two appropriation bills. the NJ
riculturAi ana naval bills, are about ready
and may be brought In m amy time and
the military academy appropriation bin IS
On the calendar
Washington April 2o..-The senate will
begin ihe wrel, hy taking ~ the rNcrs
aud harbors appropriation bin tomorrow,
and when that measure is deposcd of VIII
resume consideration Of the Philippine gov
ernmcns ain J. Us not expected that much
time will hc required 20 get tho rivcrs aud
hurhors hiu through The scnaie ass IL is gem
orally approved nv senator's.
senator FRYE. chairman of The committee
| on commerce. who has chargt ot the BILL
| today expressed the opinion this there
would hc no debate on the hin and that
! II VS. now understood that senator Raw
! lius senior democratic member OF tho $. o-
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NJ sI0ye's sIaak Root Liver ans.

~ BhrrI9np an active principle obtained
~ 10 -, hoot They act on the liver
|e..sis NJ niel aud leave no bad after
're ehrosi, y lPins- no sick stomach WIN
constipation. Price % cents.
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..10oAm. Express Train Arrive 9 10 pm
.vs0s .. m ...,,...' - H'iige S.OE d. VI
An trains leave Grand Central Depot
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!. A. & A. p. Ry.

Grand Central Depot
=. ,rjo.t5 m Arrive No Is7' 9.3S p N
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& Bslsasi.nm now open for the season. =.
nie, proprietor.
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HOTEL NORMANDIE

New York.
res Hotel Location In the City.
1gsouteB Freproot. European Plan.
tt,stled IN the Amusement and Shopping
twenty principal places of amusement
s rnnl hve minutes walk of the hotel.
'~'g and Transient Hotel.
Chas. A. Atkins e Co.
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sf., X. n II. n. n.
l. 4 G. N. II. n.

p,pot foot OF Congress Avenue.
aas ,n.,.............A Arrive 4. 30 am
' 's SS6ia m.......... o.. Arrive $40 pm
Columbia and Velasco Trains.
so0a m..............Ar Arrive A.45 p. m
Daily Except Sunday.
,,, 600 an. SUNDAY onIyJ Arrive AS p,m
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Grand Central Depot
1905 am Arrive No g. I.30 p N
10 Ills .. m Arrive No'to'4.O0 a. N
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.


O.. q y .
a,,Sf Central Depot
"a ~ ~ Arrive No. l..7.2Qp p. m
,. m, ~ ~ az = :. n Arrive No. 6. Gid a. u
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a. a N. o. r.. n.

Grand Central Depot ,o
o1 5sGm Arrive No 5000 p m
=" 10 ,. m Arrive No. z.9.4S a m
49," 40 am Arrive No. o.lO.3O p. n
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Grand Central Depot
ossAm Ariive No. 4. 6.2s pm
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-10

Judge Little has raised point which
viii require consideration. OF course
his decisive does not amount to much
as a decision, but it is an indication Of
the direction in which our courts are
turning. IT looks very much as if there
was am effort TO establish tyranny Of
the courts. Now there can be no worse
tyranny than this because the courts
Interpret their own law, and no one can
tell what their Interpretation may be-.
one day they viii say one thing, the
next they Will say another and each
precious, or rather vacuous utterance
is used as precedent A law abiding
people stand this kind of thing for a
very long time. Finally they can't
stand it any longer and there is a mix
|up. Then there are new judges ape
pointed
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Tho Star showed last saturday nov
T.ong.a doctors and London people
,,g.a DIN Bv Them went practically
rr.zy ou III suaII-pox scare. which
anon gI amounted 10 nothing. scarcs
arc MOT confined TO small cities, they
take mold of tine largest cities upon our
pIoBa. Tine bigger the city. probably
the bfpeer the scare. We know what
"a scare fa in our small city, but q
.soar, i'm such "a place as London is quite
rgsuv The smallpox scare cost no
less than 81 100000. ana after AN there
WAS mo- real danger.
Why people should worry themselves
over diseases which seldom attack
Them. and take with apparent equani-
nifty the diseases which menace their
nearest and dearest IFS a. matter which
cannot be easily eIucidated. Small
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-03-10

Harvard is now assured Of "a medical
college upon a firm basis. No less than
S5OOO.OOO was considered necessary TO
put this branch Of the University upon
q satisfactory footing, and this sum of
money has almost been raised. Among
the subscriptions were two of $LOOO,OJy
each. The United states is going 10
overtop the university systems Of the
old world. There is more attention paid
now TO higher education i'm the United
states than there is i'm any country save
Germany
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Mr. Wores, the artist seems to be
having a great opportunity i'm Samoa.
ue has gone To- an Island seldom visit
ed and found the Samoan fairly primi-
tive. His statement however, that the
Samoan was more civilized than the
deal of analysis.
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Classified Ads in Star.

one Insertion, per line Is cents.
Two Insertions, per line 25 cents.
One week, per line 80 cents.
Two weeks, per line 40 cents.
One Month, per line 60 cents.
Ads under " Situations Wanted" inserter
free until further notice,
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Situations Wanted

Stock clerk, now employed in san
Francisco wholesale house, desires a
position In Honolulu. Can furnish
satisfactory references. Address stock
Clerk, Box : Star ONCE. (uetters Will
be FORWARDED to advertlser)
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Wanted

A second hand roller top desk I'm good
condition is wanted, y 249 this Office.
Business Partner" 1 have a client
who would be prepared to put I'm a
few thousand dollars into a legitimate
business provided money could be
made, references given and required. L.
G. Ables.
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GRAND SONG RECITAL
Opera HOuse
Monday Evening,
March 10,
8:l5 p. m.
Nine, Gel0Vara tombstone Bishop
SOPRANO
ASSISTED BY
MISS CARRIE CASTLE. ..,....P Pianist
MR. ANNE. Violinist
MRS. w. l.. WHITNEY.
Accompanies.

Tickets, so Cents and $1OO. For sale
at Wall, Nichols Company.
Recital under the direction Of w. D.
Adams.
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Note Heads, Bin Heads, Statements
and Fine Commercial Printing at the
Star once.