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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26
.YAUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by the.
Superintendent of Public Works till II
m. of Monday the 18th of December, for
constructing a portion of North Kona
Road.
Plans and specifications on file in the
office OF superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu.
The Superintendent reserves the right
to reject any and all bids
H. e. COOPER,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, November 25 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26
In THE HARROR

The "Out of Season" Baseball League
number of mules for Kukuihaele today
today to be landed at Kawaihae, and
taken overland to the plantation
The steamer Niihau which brought
about 1000 bags of sugar from Kauai
this morning discharged a part of it
into the bark Gerard d. Tobey and a
part to the railroad wharf
The schooner Robert Levers came off
the marine Railway this morning, after
an overhauling.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26
THANKSGIVING BASEBALL.

The ut OF Season" Baseball League
which at present records tie between
the Makikis and the Young Portuguese
Athletics will endeavor 10 settle the
question of supremacy tomorrow in a
final game. The match will come or
early in the morning as many of the
players are interested in the football
and polo games and want the afternoon
clear. The game will start at 1890.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26
THOMPsON,s TRIAL.

The trial of Alexander Thompson,
formerly of the tax office, for embez-
element, was interrupted this morning
by the argument of the Magoon case.
At 1870 this afternoon Judge De Bolt
resumed the efforts to get a jury to try
the case.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26

ILLICIT DISTILLER
Haiyashi charged with Illicit distil-
ling, was given six months imprison-
ment and fined $3.50 by Judge Wilcox
The next time you have Want, try
the Stars columns. Bargain rates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26
SPECIAL MEETING.
THE WAIMEA SUGAR MILL co.

meeting OF The Waimea Sugar Mill
Company will be held at 10 o'clock a.
m. on Thursday, December 18th, 1902,
in the Assembly Hall over the Office Of
Castle & Cooke Ltd, in Honolulu, for
the purpose of authorizing a loan by
the Company, and providing the neces-
sary security therefor.
f.. u. TENNEY,
Secretary, The Waimea Sugar Mill CO.
Honolulu, Nov. Gath, 1902.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-11-26

Star want ads pay at once.
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MEETING NOTICE.

The quarterly and annual meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Union Feed
Co, Ltd, win be held at the Conn
pany's office, Room 400 Judd Building,
on Friday, November 2Sth, 1902, at ten
oclock a. m.
SOUTHLAND HOFFMAN, JR.
Secretary Union Feed Co., Ltd.
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Refirada de lord
PauncefOte
Fl Embajador ingIes, en- Washing
ton regressfa en- bfeye d LOndres
SUBSTITUTE QUE INDIOA Ell
aTIMESv

Nueva York, juevee. - Noticias rect
bidas esta mahana de W2skngton, di
cen Que Lord Paun RRk ador
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Noticias de HatiIl0
(De nuestro Oorresponsal.)

EEtamos atravesando una verdadera cri.
sis de orden social, los robos y los incendiCg
Y toda c;ase de calamidades Sc suceden y
repiten coz desconsoladora & inquietante fire.,
cuencia. En- la semsna pasada fueron que
mados dos ranches en- la fincB denominada
'sMoate Grande" y una casa en- Ia de don
jose Domingo Abreu, acentuandose el ru-
NOR de que los incendos no han sdO Ca
suales.
DE robos no andamos tampoco muy es.
casos. La semana pasada lie tu6 robada de-
la finca de don Angel de Leon una novi |,
india propiedad de don Alexandra DelgadO
y tambi6u Sc ignora su paradaro.
La policfs, aunque tenga deseos de vigi.
lar y averiguar estos hechos, como es muy
insufciente el nGmero y tiene que pTestar
servicios eu los pueblos, asi estamos aban
donados en- los campos.
De caminos no hablemos, por que no
merecen tai calificativo esos barrancos por
los que nos vemos precisadOs q trepar.
-Hasta ell trozo de carretera que en- up
pueblo de Arecibe, hase conv ertido ahors
por ell abandono en- que Sc deja en- un pan
tano de impossible transito.
P0r talta de medl0S de comunlcaclon Eos
veremoS priVados del sustento Ell mejor d'a
Es insostenible esta situaci6n.
Ell Domingo Sc reunieron algunos veci.
nosy Sc celebr6 una asamblea con ell 0bjeto
de protestar por la anexi6n de este pueblo al
de Camuy.
-Despues de muchos dIas sin lluvia por
cuYa causa Sc perdi6 tods la cosecha de ia
bacos y frutcs, han caido anoche algunos
aguaceros.
-Quiera Di9s que estas quejas lleguen 4
Santa Catalina y que ell Gobierno Sc acuer-
de pronto de poner remedio a todos los ma
les que nos aqufjan.
-Hace unos cuantos dias que nos Vemos
privados de correspondence pues nj adn
sellos hay en- este pueblo.
Aquf es.amos desesperansadoS.
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MOvIMIENTo MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEs1A

De New York vap amer 1Oaracas" & vi
liar co con carga que resefaromos maiana
La carga qne para este puerto condnce ell
vap esp .sPio IXn es la slgulente: Sobriho
de Isquierdo co, "a cls pimientos 10
cIs almendras leo fdos papel 80 cIs acsite
A Lynn { hijos de Perez Morris 20 CPS pspel
Sores de NJ Lomba y co, 13 cIs sjos $50
cIs jab6n 45l4 vino 100 SIS arroz 275 fds
pspel Ochoa Hmno 13O CPS conservas
% els frutas 80 cls aceitunas 6 CPS alcapa-
rras % cIs pimientos q quesos / i'd sobre
asadas 70l4 20I2 vino AZ ssrones sjos 80 CPS
aceite 500 BIS aceitunss 80 cIs papas. Gal
das y co, 25 cTs vino 100 cIs jab6n 30 fdos
papel EspahOl J co, 15l4 PIP vino de las Bo
degas Franco espanoles, Logrono, A Ortega
J CO, 8 cIs calzado tejides 4 hcls barros
cIs papel id pie.es s Melon co, 2 cIs
mercancias A Vicente co, 40 fdos papel
Sores de L VIllamiI y co, 500 cIs jabon Is
cls vino 81 srns ajos 108 cIs higos cIs que
SOS id II cajones ciruelss leo grrfns alca-
parras I csjon pan de hjgo 25 cIs aceite
Fernandez Gauran co, 200 cls jab6n 30
/ ills ajos 10 cIs aceite % cIs aceitunas 2 cls
cuerdas fdos pspsl Villar CO, $50 cls
cebollas % cIs sjos Castrilldn y Ochoa 100
idos psptl so sis garbanzcs 30 cIs aceite
Luifia hmnos y 80, 10 els agua mineral / b
10 CTS vefmouth q etiquetss CT butifarra
l CT colflor | cl sst0s Q SIS frjoles 8 cls ca.
ramales Baquero , Gandara 100 fdos papol
no cIs pimientos 90 cls scsits Sores de T
Juncos J co, 3 CTS embutidos | q gailetas
| IL cIs conseryas IS cIe aceltunas 2 cls aqua
mineral 5 cls slcaprrrss 2 oIs quesos 10 cis
laguardiente Palacios J co, 100 cis baIdoza
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ingles en- aquela ciudad, Sc retirara en-
breve de squel alto cargo diplomatico,
retornando a Londres.
El "Times", de esta capital britannia
anuncia que LUrd Pauncefote sera sus.
tituido par Mr.. Lyttleton, catedratico
de gran reputation en- las Universida-
des de la Gran Bretafia.
Mercado de Nueva York
Libras 4:S5
Aaticar centrlfugade 3.3lS
Asdcar mascabado 2.TS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-13
Nueva formula
de arreglO
I'm 70 pOr Ciento de rebaia en- las
tarifsS
DOS ANOs DE DURACION
Signe la actitud de algunos periodicos
Setvicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
MerCantil

Setvicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, jueves. -Despachos
recibidos hoy por la maflana en- esta
ciudad y procedentes de Washing
ton, anuncian que Jos simpatizado
res del tratado de reciprocidad con
Cuba, gestionan ante los Senadores
y Representatives. la aceptaei6n de
una nueva formuls que aune los in
tereses de los reLolacheros y de los
cubanos
Esta formula consiste en- rebajar
de Ia actual tarifa de introduction
q los productos cubanos un 20 por
ciento sebre la tasaci6n actual, y
que esta re orma de "a ley arance-
lara de aduanas subsista solo por
dos amos, cuyo tempo SO cree su6 :
ciente para levantar la situaci6n eco
monica porque atraviesa la isla de
Cuba
Los pelitdicos opuestos 4 toda
elase de transaction, siguen con to.
da energfa So campafia para obsta
culiza~ toda idea que trate de tsvo
recer les iutereses cubanos.
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Is y co. fdos baqueta cl maIm'l cl ma ma
dera Rubert hmnos IA fdos baqueta 4OO
grrtns alcaparras 63S i'd acsitunas Sores de
A Mayol CO, 6 fdos baqueta Ffeiria. Alon
so y CO. 40 bis vino blanco 100 cls aeeite
Troncoso hmnos &C, 35I4 vino tinto OIL Vi
no blanco jose Soliveras % SIS arroz Sobn
nos de E,quiaga 35 SIS garOanzos Cerecedo
hmuos y co, 35 CTS vino cI conagc l cI
anuncios cls aceite 5 eIs jab6n l ianla
aqua azabar j NJ Blauco, 13 bultos T Gui
lermety 10 i'd A la 6rden SRO 10 CTS ga
letas $40 90 CTS vermouth AS 3 CTS cal
z,do JPO 1 CT id G o cl id FLO l els
ID VB l CT vino o 112 pasas Rotulado
% bul.os.
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SALIDA DE CoSTANEROS
= Para Fsj srdo y ruta Vap amer "Por
TO Rico" con carga general.
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S. M. la Reina no admi-
te la dimisi6n del
Gabinete
Ssgasta reOrganizara ell gObierfo
DOS PUESTOS VAOANTES
Jefe de gObierno y ministrO de la
GObernaCiOn
Ssgasta reorganizara ell gobierfo
DOS PUESTOs vAOANTES
(5srvicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
MercantiN

Mercantil)
Nueva York, jueves.-,,Telegra
mas posteriores recibidos tambieo
de Madrid. dicen que S. M. la Kei
ma Regente no ha aceptado La dimi-
sion presentada por el gabinete que
preside el seflor Sagasta y ha sido
encargado por la Corona de la reor-
ganizaci6n del ministerio de su Car.
60.
FL senor Sagasta ha confrmado
en- sus puestos q sus companercs de
gobierno, exception de los miniss
tros de Gobernaci6n y Hacienda,
para cuyas vacantes suenan muchos
nombres, sin que todavia Sc augure
quienes seran los elegidos. Sc cree
tambien que Sagasta Sc encargara
de la cartera de GohernIci6n.
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sALIDA DE TRAVESIA

Rese1a de la carga que con destino a
New York tom6 aver en- este pnerto ell vap
amer "Philadelphis": Villar y co, 81 con
205 libras cafe Sobrinos de Ezquisga 81
con 152 libras id The New York and Porto
Rico s s co baules equipage jose Dias
2 cIs tabaco elaborado De Sola y Ramirez
2 cls i'd id Pisa hermanos clsid id M
Kaufman 2 cIs baul id id Santiago Um
pierre y co CPS id id Balasquide y co o ci
ID id Alexandra Bozzo 8 cIs l pqte i'd id
Rucabado y co 12 cIs id id Pla J co IL cIs
id Hilario Santos J co IA cls id id Sh
Vsrnero y co 26 CTS id Mullenhoff y Kor
27 CPS i'd id The West Iud:es Cigar co,
2S cIs id id M Suarez y 60 g. CTS i'd The
American West Indies Trading CD 80 CTS id
il The Porto Rico Cigar co 81 i'd id A
Stadeker 46 cIs id id Porto Rican.Amsri
can Tobacco co % CTS id id Sucrs de M
L,mba y co % cls i'd id 40 pacas id en-
rama 1859 libras cIs tipo imprents Jaime
Annexy 5 CTS tabaco elaborado CT sombre
ros Fritze Luudt co CT dnamo z cIs
sombreros The Cuban and Pan American
Express co cI libros baules varios eiec
tos NJ DuIlach 25 CTS tabaco elaborado
1 ppte efectos.
SALIDA DE CoSTANEROS
= Para Fsj ardo y ruta Vap amer "P0r
RI RicnD onn oorna nonorol
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Sc encuentra detenido en- ell dep6sito mu
nicipal Eugenio Gonssloz, acusado de ha.
berle hurtsdo Pablo Vazquez dollars.
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ENTRADAs DE cOsTANEROs

De Msyaguez y Agual.lla gel "Cormeli
ia" con carga para varios.
De Humacao y Nsguabo gol "Aus Ma
ria" Mateo Luchetti l vaea parda Cere
eedo hermanos y co 1 bI vino, 8 cIs conser
vas j Ochoa y hermsno 40 pacas tahaco
On rama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-13
SerYiCio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Crisis ministerial en-
Madrid
UrzaiS no retira Su dimiSi6n
GONZALEZ PRESENTA LA SUYA
Sagasta pOne en- man0s de la Regen'
te la resignation de todo el
Gabinete

lServicie cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantill
Nueva York, jueves. = Despaohos te
legraficos fechados hoy en- Madrid y diri
gidos q esta ciudad, maniiestan que e!
Sr. Urzaiz, ministro de hacienda, dimi.
tente, ha dessirado cuantss gestiones
han kecho sus amigos por que retire la
resignation presentada de su cargo, no
pudi6ndolo conseguir. Ademas, en- Wis
ia de la actitud energica de su compa
fiero de Gabinete, y por compromises
personales que le unen al senior Crzaiz,
tambi6n ha presentado su dimisi6n el
ministro de gohernaci6n seiior Coma
lez, y sc ha visto pretisado el senior Sa
gasta q poner en- manos de la Rsina
Regsnte la dimisi6n complsta de TODD
el Gabinete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-13
PARA CURAR Ell RESFRlADO EN- UN DIA

PARA CURAR Ell RESFRlADO EN- uN Ola
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE
BROMO-QUININA. El boticario lie de-
volver$ ell dinero 81 no Sc cura. La firma
de Il. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada cajita.
Sc encuentra detenido en- ell dep6sito mu-
nicpal Eugenio Gonzalez, acusado de ha.
berle hurtsdo Pablo Vazquez dollars.
Anocbe pfomovi6 un escandalo en- la casa
rdmero 3S de la calle del Oristo, Francisco
Oontreras, que por un disgusto que tuvo con
su esposa Isabel Perez, la estrope6, siendo
curada en- la Sala de Socofros.
MilagfOsamente no tenem0S que dar cuen-
ia hoy 4 nuestros lectores de una horrible
desgracia. Ell vapor de Catafio lleno de pa.
ssgeros' entire los que Sc contaba un buen
nEmero de seiioras niilos estuv0 q pnntO
de sci echado apique por ell vapor 'tPhiladel-
phia" que salfa del puerto aver las 4 30 P.
NJ. Estando este vspor en- Marcia y con
rumbo msrcado hacia el canal, ,saii6 ell de Ga
tafio passDdo temerariamente por delsnte
delmismo casi ro1ando con ella. Como Sc
comprendera el susie de los pasageros fue
inteDsisimo. No dudamos que la empress
del vapor de Catafio tomara las medidas me-
cesarias para evitar Ia repstici6H del inciden.
te que pudo ser de tan horribles consecuen.
ciaS.
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winter pua. in sprlnrtlme.

It will be found intensely inter
esting to study the nature of the
winter buds Of various trees as they
prepare TO unfold In the spring.
They should be taken under observa-
ton just before they actually open,
when they are being excited by the
warmth of the season. Most large,
scaly buds will reveal their com
plete history for the coming season
as relates the growth, They will
be found to contain miniatures OF
leaves and stems-in some cases the
flowers, too. The scales Of leaf
coverings also have interest for the
observer in their varying forms.
The horse-chestnut has a coating Of
a sticky substance, as though to keep
out the elements. Others will have
velvety coverings like cloaks TO
keep them warm and dry. Some
buds win cover flowers only, and
these may be made to introduce
spring by their being cut on
branches, placed in water and stood
IN a warm, sunny MISUNDERSTANDING
Monthly,
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

In France it is Illegal to capture
frogs at night.
A complete set Of new stamps has
been ordered for the Orange River
colony.
England is going to coin e2 pieces
in gold. They will be about the size
of our ten-doIar coins.
A woman appeared before the York
(England) guardians the other day
who had just buried her seventh hus-
band.
China has decided to establish a
general post Office and to turn over
The administration Of it to the ma
rine customs service under Sir Rob
ert Hart.
A scene recalling the old days Of
smuggling and wrecking was enact
ed near St. GATHERINGS light on the
Isle of Wight recently. A French
brig went to pieces on the rocks and
so casks of wine and spirits drifted
ashore. In a short time the whole
neighboThood was fighting drunk,
and the coast guard men had a hard
time in getting away from them what
liquor had not been consumed.
Stranger, said this man, you may
have come to the conclusion that that
critter with the long hair is a liar.
He is" There we're grim mods of
approval from other smokers. but
If you're coming out into this coun-
try for the first time, it's only neigh
borly to tell you that the worst liars
tell the truth, You needn't ever be
afraid of taking an Indians picture
if you offer him a quarter first. If
he cuts up after that il is because
he wants another quarter. ~
Herr Bleichroder, the Roseberry of
the German turf, has discharged every
German who has anything to do with
his racing stable, from trainer to
stable boy, and has replaced them
with Americans, among whom are
several negroes. Herr BIeichroder
has told his turf acquaintance that
he was convinced that Americans
knew how to get the best out of rae
ing horses, and that he intended to
employ no other nationality in his
stables. Herr B~leichroeder is the
richest banker in Germany, and a per-
sonal friend of the emperor.
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LET THE MOSQUITO EAT.
It Is Only When Disturbed That the
D~iminutive Vampire Does the
Most Harm.

F. W. Leggett announced at a meet
Ing of the New York M~icroscopical
society that he had made microscopic
examinations of the internal organs
OF mosquitoes without finding any
poison gland in any of the insects.
Referring to the poison gland, he
said:
This gland may be in the thorax
and l may yet find it. But why
should there be a poison gland? We
are dealing with the mouth parts,
not with a sting, which is a Weapon
OF otfense and defense. Now, the
question is an old one. How does
the mosquito carry disease from per-
son to person, as claimed, unless it
be by the aid of the missing gland?
Of course, if the pump sucks there
must be a valve to prevent its Leak
ing when the bulb is contracted. No
one reports eve seeing a mosquito
leaking at the mouth, so the germ
cannot pass out that way because
there is no thoroughfare.
How the poison gets into the
wound is a subject of conjecture, and
possibly a layman's guess is as good
as another, and ! venture to make
one. The s~o-called poison, it seems
to me, is the saliva, and is possibly
used, as alleged, to inhame and en-
large the wound. 1t is forced down
and out by the mechanical pressure
exerted either ON the clypeus or the
smaller bulb by the forcing into the
flesh Of the main lance and setae.
This is, l think, rendered probable
by the shape Of the smaller bulb and
the clypeus.
While l was on my summer vaca-
tion many became interested in what
! was doing, and l brought home
many specimens Of mosquitoes. l
also discovered that in the case Of
eight adults and many children who
suffered the mosquito to finish his
feast there was neither swelling nor
Itch. Does the mosquito absorb its
own poison when undisturbed?"
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w. v. Catron, who has been teach
ing in Milwaukee during the past
year arrived here Tuesday morning
Roy Gabel went to Hallowell, Kas.
Thursday to spend the summer with
his grandmother, Mrs. j. D. Night
ingale.
Mrs. T. J. Burgess and children,
Irene and Burden, returned to their
home in okeene, 0. IT,, Wednesday
night.
David Gratz, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
came in Tuesday night to spend a
two weeks vacation with relatives in
this city.
Miss Edith Powell went to Kansas
City Thursday morning for a visit.
She will also visit in Richmond before
she returns.
Miss Agnes Harrison, of Kenneth,
Mo-, returned TO her home Saturday
night, after a visit with Mrs. A. S.
Chambers.
Mrs. John Morrison, accompanied
by her two children, William and
Elizabeth, returned from Kansas City
Monday night.
Miss Lucy Blood, who has been
nursing Mis-. VIM. stonestreet, re-
turned to her home in Kansas City
Tuesday morning.
James Slusher left Sunday night
for Kansas City, where he has obtain
ed a position with the Matthews,
SCHNEIDER Electric Co.
The St. Louis Republic has been
publishing remedies for wounds caused
by bullets, fire crackers and other
explosives The best remedy is to
mot get hurt.
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Andrew Mark, accompanied by
Mrs. Ed. Mark and Miss Anna Stall.
ing went to Kansas City Thursday
morning for a few days visit.
Mrs. M. E. Nickel left Tuesday
morning for Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
This is her former home and she will
spend two OF three weeks there.
representative DeArmond has been
asked by the congressional committee
to open the congressional campaign
in September, and has consented.
Presley Boteler, Of Kansas CITY,
returned home Sunday night. lie
was accompanied by Milton Royle,
who will make him an extended visit.
Mrs. viii Harrington and two
children left Sunday night for their
nome IN Ottumwa, Iowa, after a
weeks visit to Mrs. John @. Young,
Jr.
II the stomach, liver and bowels fail IN
perform their functions regularly and
naturally, the blood becomes contamI.
mated with impurities, and the whole
system Ia 10 consequence debllitated,
Heroine IS remarkable for it's eticscy Ia
curing the ailments Of summer. and the
disorders prevalent during hot weather,
Price, 80 cents. For sale by crenshaw &
Aouns' 7m1
About twelve couples Of young
people enjoyed an informal hop at
Turner hall Tuesday night. The
music was furnished by Days
orchestra.
For SALE, SEED CoRN-I have a
choice lot Of St. Charles and White
Pearl seed corn that l bought and
picked in Iowa, at c. H. Mitchell &
Sens feed store aud at the Lexington
Milling y Feed company Is. Price
Sl.lO per bushel.
s-25tf WILLIAM H. STEVENSON.
Prof H. H. Savage came IN We'd
nesday evening. He is a native OF
Llsco, North Carolina, and will take
charge Of the music department Of
B, +. G. next fall.
Mss Jessie Bell, Of Florida. spent
Wednesday here. She left IN IN,
evening train for St. Joseph, cd
route for Beaver, where she will
spend the summer
Married, 10 the probate onlee
Wednesday afternoon at / 800 O'Clock,
Samuel NJ. Simmons, OF Oak Grove,
to Jennie swearingen, Of Levasy,
Judge James P. Chinn officiating.
Raymond and Helen vanTIoy. 81
Washington, D. O., who have been
visiting the family Of Mrs. c c.
Wallace, left FOX Pleasant nm Thurs.
day morning for visit to relatives