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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04

The prominsnce lately given ty the
factiqnai split. ina the, republican PAX Il,
tEl I'M Wisconsin and the position Of
Coy. La foiluttss. a ss head, 81 the antsi
Slooners wing .oftithei parity RECALLS
20 mind an early experience Of Pres
ident, Roosevelt's in Washingtonso II
was during the first winter, Of SEW.
ice there as civil service commissions
ittAx Mr.. La Toilette was then in
congress, and his wife-who, by the
way,i is, or then was, his law PARTNER
WA there with him as bride.
On New Years day Of 1890 Mr.. Roosls.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
r WILL LEAVE CHICAGO.
/. ~ + & DC; l~..,,l I. r.,.
Ffron,<Nor8esterssAaass

DR.. Frank Crane, who will resign
tie fpas ii 81 the Peoples ehnrch
Of Chicago, to accept unaniHaus
s sksts'f sE sts32sshfslasr &slaIi E.
chosen ass the mogt acceptable occu'
n ttlasnt Pfl ,ee5p lpalbit after a
search that extended over two years.
eGrane..:isss. a native st, Illinois. hav'
ing been born il IESb q Il il 1881; and
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04

Iss. -
fsSe, -.-' I'7.o'l7'.st .f.-lt IL! -, o1:d
sftSfboma 1873 TO 1882. : The first, three
Sea si there, were grasshoppers,s and
l4go we'd a. atifaiiure.9 Following the.
"a ssliopPers, there were hvel years
I good crops ,5l : HIT field. raised corn.
5eRd FED it to- eattle' and hogs rand
made money rapidly = In the amii mean;
he no fhestead erss were pouring into
Kansas. and a1l.a.the,s.land round Sen Sen.
fgeh' available for grazing was takenl
Up by 81 er5s..ls,, iniiissa the future
faGahhtor from idaho left for the far
laeest ind Romesteaded a place T., in
SWg Bend county, Washing on:is He
ls1orkea in the Union Pacific Shops
Wild made money in every legitimate
way. thatl pr,asite4i itself tpfeNiiHn
ltel1igent husky yo14pgster who wasn't
afraid 70 workb Before he;haq proved
sss . sis M'sR EsG$ tsgR x Hss
idaho, wDfiehf issjust from the
Wa shington line, ana Bega Hing
CATTLE. The farm contained. ;a2a. acres
tana was soon doubled. TX PraGXed,a g. t f.
have lbekne located, in al ;tg reatongr il
eouBtrY,,; iIH .isqin's What Khot;yp ns,
The sPal0nse country and, Isl ,Dorth sofi
clf par IVA ~ rs sh4ke .a riteri I1.n S +,
!. Althoughithef farmers raisea en- onsghi
wheat, =, s'then .riicisHithf Sfails
l.roadsi' sy6bbled ALI the prof ts.p.g The
raj la as; lSned It ysf ,,efeya aal
!.the. farmers, had, 'to":.dns business:
EthrougA these eleVatdrs.M44+H ff;1l{aIyl,edY
lsthe movement,to establish elevators
kby the ftfrmers for the farmers. It
E.was an alliance scheme, but it worked
to perfection stSa P , had s snd
kmanag cd. the elevator. The railroad
companies refused to supply cars.
mo more cars Of any kind. go oyer aA'
these tracks unless we are" supplied
with cars for our wheat" said the
determined Heitfeld. ! Dhe railroad
| officials didn't see how Heitfeld,wouId
stop them.> They asked and found ONT.
IsAi threat t. tear up the; track, Just AS
Ffast as.it could he laid drought the
c6mIp,aa niies IL time, and farming in the
{sPafouse country proved prof ia BILE, and
/ remains so 70 this day III 1894, Heit-:
field was. elected ito tbe@s&ate senate,
The ..lsTgbnblfeansSl 11.eontroHed|c: both
.$i:s b g Ssss izs IT, e.
| 'lieut shant ,g1sernor:' He'd ee1fhed 'ita
and accepted the nomina ion; tpr the.
senate once MORE, The fusionists had
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
Dec67Tted T. Foo, Friends.

Two couples, who were recently
married in the same house at Mount
Vernon, N. Y, had all sorts of tricks
tRi,ssSS,fI$f&$IsHHptg .ts I Sezsi sz9iAgfV|
these words: 1--WE have just been mar
ykfiedF dop' u bhtH eH1tTE Filmed to the
backs 4 Of FL e! 81 idekk f6oml, as they
sss3s s't Eft P III 1sa;ss ses essss
hitched for life" "1ve are so shy" We
love each lbther-yes, We do." 80. :.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
g. Accidentally Shot.

Mrs. Herman Kukenbaher, formerly
OF Minneapolis, was accidentally shot
4 R;i|1 5;l d Iff3I S1'jii |EaE
suddenly fell to the sidewalk. At
first it was thought that she had
tainted, bit an examination revealed
t Sr ts IT, s'f r. Fl &s H. H.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
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= Is
Americans at all times, and many of
the -oficers visited there: ..-Ih The desire
of the family is declared to have been
thatswar should cease as speedily as
possible. l-<,- sass.zs ssttt:.
TIE only. members Of the family. not
the1E IN the Country were sixto, who's
wassconducting- a 5propag anda in the
Uni3d.. States, and Jose, who was.
struggling engineering in Eng land.s Ghe,
famHywas overjoyed when news;ca1ne
lastEavinter that sixto was on his.iyay;
to &anila. 1t was their. desires tits
dechred. that he-s1,uultf cease:lris work.
in fehalf of independence, return to.
Ma la, takesthesaatahaof allegiahee and 7
truA to tie good offices ofthe.Anshefd4A
IAN government IL. III
Ifsor55fe ff:Ysi en- Gea yor:t6 persuade him
to hisE line.af Ieenduet. cres essn'l &C.
,onfpanied by her 17-year-old sister,
Malta, journeyed toy HqpgzKeng-sto :
meet him.
they sailed from Manila on Decem-
bers15. Two days before their three
brothers ffiad beEn s5tt q: ,itd tataf +
confined, on transport, AND depsprz .tt
to the il q s1IIa9t Ii. 1eE;1 M
brothers were suspected of aiding the
insnrgen7z:- 7sa-:sf-7F vase q Fgsa t
when one of them, Cipriano, surren-
dethf he iHiitteds toS turn int so aes:beS|
longing to his COMMAND. He asserted
thaf!he had turned in all the rifles in
his 1ossession. but information to
the.iontrary had been given by ons
whism the members of the Lopez fanf
ilyHenounce as political enemy, and
thh informa ton Influenced the gov
ernnient in the ar1est.oi tAeaethreef
brothers, Cipriano,-Aof eaae1 "a ia Man
os dremss ibkiasa a!!is.sa H5skfKonszxtsah'
thu snews of the arrest of her brothers
gs rsetiEs .%s F2f1 t5 fE}a
fait4 and instead sqf74 e4A4pPpsfe9ing; siYtq !
to,fbandon his .pfdsbbasdhfa and teetg4fn|
to Manila, she urged him not to do so.
shethendte9fineA tef aPprql, tn1tFqq|
prGkd en,tand wrung from her Brother
f fofffalatta s; ferpsfff: -. 'ts
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
,N0RTH DAKOTA NEWS
Tax Nadss Il.
SIS G9ni l.ii..;i--...- q.

edT Tax lsvt Nad&flos i5idfaq
! q The state board of equalization has
levied ,aetaN, of -four ,mlls for, general ;apl
purposes, threesstenths of q mill for
bond interest ana two-tenths " &
mill tor u spedial 'imking iflAd fopitAe,
payment of the state tdebthnTh leyy,
VIII raise ? little, over, half q million
dollars annually for general state
purposes. III :adaitiGn TO the levy
fxeh by the board there is IN leyy,sof
/ ape mill for the maintenance .of, the
educational institutions Of the state.
~ total valuation of all property
an. the state for purposes of taxation
lis. $133,9OO;OOO. The totalo valuation
last year was 1924 500, 900, the increase
being nearly ten million dollars. This
lis a heavy Z addition to the valuation
} Of IL lie state, and the increase in taxes
'fcrl state purposes will be about $40,-
600 annually.
EissssThe principal iaiteaae ein Yeavstiop
Eis,:iA real property, which is more
,that 'sseveXt liniliioil dollars above last
ysAiii-$s7, s5s,o2AuoIbaa l. . ye;l :,
No. Personal yRE9peggtN shows IA. THE small
SIS rs st3 ysS4 So '0sS sssHs'nSt t3ss
l., Rai1road 'jpropeftyii valued / this
year sat hadotalI,ofI $40 $40, 0Qo.e Tele1
graAA Rr9peHtAiss eq ln,ial st ;s2 1.
saS tsSFass paSBSrs4 &
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
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!, ,.Ex.Snldlars,Robbad


William Muinby, a returned Phillip
pine yeteraa MhS ,S vas II the famous
is one Of the victims Of 4 wholesale
hold-up at Fargo. He had taken a
young Indy home and on; his return
was comma nded to throw up his
hands, He was trifle tardy and was
struck a blow. His hands wentr,up
and the robbers took $40 from him.
then forced the ex-soldierl. to go over
into the weeds sit down. by the side
Of three other victims from whom
$1B had been secured.l The quartet
was watched by man with asbig~ re-
;yolyer till the crooks got away and
sthennstold to remain still or. they
would be shot. ,,.'-.. .'ass5os 81
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
WITH THE PRESIDENT. =
,...., ,. :ss.1oI155E :! J 81 atalilph
al olhin, Alters HaeA, Wesier;lsi 8, "a
oiigs So aelnvlAeA septh, aaajl..e1. ,tsy IL

sa0Is -lISHp .ie3EJfliIei Ia -i.lr1cs ,t.as,t;
+ NewbnEy, M E., Aug. ao.-A pro.
gramme intended, 10 give President
Roosevelt a perio6 81 feest and ppfeass4
IRE, after nearly a4week" II hard
work ID trnversing the New England g.
states and delivering . ilarge;number
of speeches, was before the chief ex.
ecutive FfidayaliHe passeda theiAights
,at "The Fells."i the, anmmeE home Of /
Secretary OF State Hay, and, was not,
due to leave there until ten O'Clock
in the morning. Then he was Koine .
only to Nswportt,,i N.?H.., 90 ininat4s'
ride by train from e~BufyjI to'}spend
the rest III othe1day and the might in
the great-park owned by the late Aus
tin pcrbin, of New York, IL The visit
to this park, foremost among the
game rpreseryssl Pf tbs eo,pnIry,i was
an ;3i AEsSiaSHt y iSa
Right Il the ellndb' hoSassi 3n3 tie park.
'iDuring TIE niorfiff4ei TIE ::hh22eAAA ara
F OF the fPPresideAtss part, s tut I'm their
stitne ''1lshing iantl 1boatihktobna Lake
nSunapeei sorih yaribusd Sthes MAYS
enjoyed, thesnseayfet.i ItIH9s, nearly
the time, scheduled, far the t '3j ..,tt o
sst aRa sseEy{aaf$ Hs& 9FS sSs
/ station. Senator Redfield Proctor, Of
Vermont, was was Waiting 6tjtAa Istatiah.
He is TO iabcompany1. tt1etf partly
through Vermont tl.rhe. ,maehipgi ,tas
most cordial between Senator Proc
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04

was asAociatfd III SegretarTE OF Eths
spanikhhR comlhhlltssils4 which Fist ah
Paris to consider the terms Of peace|
aftex the =Spanish-American war.
= =Fsssndr .O5eHa spent few days at
Washington recently; calling at the
state department., though in the alb
sre5Sb r. Bs eSStaIa. s9fs NJ;
5oihhed tffe-secfsxaryaef ,tk{ legation
at Newport and will remain there UNI
It'll the secretary of state informs him
ssfbat} the Epresiaents iii rdldHlto re-
ceive his visit. The Spanish legation
shas leazsHs r. home f9r sig yeaSs, q
sthe sqrne + sof$ Eight se1nt hfsst reet5 anttee
Massachusetts avenue, SO he VIII be
spared the discomfort of house,
hunting. -'"''e
Sonora Ojeda has large acquaint-
anGe in Washington, nj ands is described
saasst shs 3 ssast to' ssa
y sEe q willThe anaettachq5M the
sst,tsandNnita 6iasf&4H saatKt j. be hnRnally
lovely, and her advent will be warm
III *wercdmeds The diplomatic corps
: at present contains but one young
woman, Countess Marguerite de Cass-
iir nj, who hass been undisp4fted queen.
LII lis sIAid z tlfat siue VIII find II 'fival
in the daughter of the Spanish min
$tfF! H5IssEiiWgEt,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
A dipl2Aaatnl usually interest
Ing personality is very soon to take
fi:l|iii:i|;::: f.: 'Sl IFS; 81

namely, the duke of ARGOS, begins
p AReSisaP issiien undase most
favorable auspices. He has already
secnred1 the friendship Of suchfJrep.
qtsla ta3ive ldta aG seaiia}tD DR1yt, Oh
Maine, and the former secretary, Of
statea H1atlahlN b$fn a1bM htf
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04

.Filieno Maiden Who Came to America to
kfsaa Free Her Bfothers)
by reply to ,.,,tf ~h;e4hs. ~
se9Sto her fa IN Mssnw& IL she rs
rem pf Boston, studying American in
stA Mons and ma Ring Special efforts
to h(pome mistress of the English lam
s guy = so! s:iE,.atLdt.9agsshd a''sfEES, y
an0 lDonomic conditions as she does
in @prehending o9f
tot -. Sk'aI' &ho
Tie senQrita. tbs kaasa .s.sC,ii CITY
ST. 3E1s pretty, after the Japanese
typ6 shf }fH3Hb9fd slight, with.
Zig Brown skin, very dark brown eyes
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04

Chicago. Preacher Who Has Accepted a
f.: q Ssss assal 4 rom til East j: y d. = i 3
t. kdqsetsasdt t5;7yasys.g4s university =;
degrees as master Of arts and doctor
-.oTf-Ph7los0prn 'esfuyan university
in Lincoln, Neb., afterward honored
him with the degree Of doctor Of diyin:
ity. His career as preacher was pre-
ceded by three years of school teach
5la 13 E AHeE e. an his t.s",
SIS. from hfs worcester colt Vega
ton he vi iill1f==irasceive7n 5000 1or
the same period.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
44cseAse.in State Hanks.

..''TAe last report Of State Bank Ell
s AMI her III 'NNaliace ono the condition sof
the state bhnlssi July1b, 1884, shows N
large: iinaneasels ins;number Of banks
H ip se9 f f4S ss SSnsti9H
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
1s: ss'f t fsn2YkDt to Of BHssi e, Wig

spenfzs years in monastery at New
MelleSay, in the same state, and then
.wikllw. Brother Eugene" as he
wassss31nown, has just been grated a
e. e. 3 ~ ts1hR1Ea'61 CO. '7 ~
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
4zNJAM1N T. CABLE.
Dem 0Efatic Campaign Manager Ex-
y. ". plfA Position of His Party in
va. WH@ the Fall Contest.

IL: q eAsA cabis| smtISsH:be busy man
in h1aSh oseusaof politics this
sum sun Msse., is chairman
Of A eoptiYel Sommittee of the
de1poef6tic national congressional
com Ne. and in that capacity will
fT fs1 R 5HYaaaa q s3 Iii tpa iii;
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
VIII Exhibit.

As theRresult o 'i aa address by q
$ u.s.!
make collection of grains for All
exhibition at the exposition. Mr..
Reeves and Superintendent Cushing
Rt|lA s Btti, afns| NB Gtt Aa saPS
CITY. jamestown and Bismarck.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04

capitsi stoeK' Saia ii: 81 i7s7ss7su
SURPLUS fund ............... 224,55O. 81
Undivided profits .......... 32O,371. SS
DepSSts subject to check. s,lls.727 :05
Certificates OF deposits: ....E 3,S72,9 .94]
Certified and cashiers checks eff2662 III
fpAeI u other banks. s49;69A n
>Bills payable ..........'..|s 2ss.soo. %
Totaa ..................... s1s,,ofs,so1"t7
81 1ncfease in the principal items; over
reports of July Is, 19oi:n i''>-liA AZ
ss#Nupber of banks .Jp1Syssr ,19o1-1S?2. s
i. Number of banks July, '1eo2-fe4:'
hoah1 and a3ssodss i;. ,s ss ess Is
Cash Gapitsi stock piid Ii s$sssS.ssss;httss
peHGa,ts spS5tsat a III aek s5SS IS
III s ;, 4ad 1la5 I. l., ,7 yS1i1,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09

After short yesterday
the feeling which is anima1ng the only men in the who have
spell in the market until settling
ing Of the may
The condition OF Eva indicative the market
being 2 shares hsure very
ever the have they few
to buzz EVA DOWN at SIS n bM b s hands of 6r mo-" orders
figure need not be limited market
the ov r wG rs now on IN the money market was responsible for
par The last sale Haiku 2O
the market they bring
m There few changes in the the reason
for the plantations showing better generally
hands of mature
the e to &a foT deren to the 'sh'neSs Of the
squ i fo r' % % fe
an s s@ pnts he e the M at "G In of sa
per cent? a~aan Electro se co. ee %manG p n CO..
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING.
% uSdVons s report NUMBER Of
Without doubt oa tSe ns up
speedy
PUTTING rh IF ' sus sS G G ts %' sS of way for the Rand
tension is now practically completed and the
The are
prop
psss % as TSl R land aoo the Line Hotel and Young
AIano from which is being taken the gravel making
%aatsG .st npS oas s % y tho Sis g s
berg
not The n has adeS that the Widening Of Fort
out h INTO @ street. WI" removed at once work being commenced this
aS S of sape W4 % n GT of tw places JUS"
in Chinatown
many
FROM b ReynDIds who recently the HEIGHTS
S s Of h fa % wiz S s s on a Ge n y
Sn h ' @a ns nG ds that S road building line conforming " the other
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
Andrea family Insane

NEW YORK, Aug, 2i-The World
says; Adyices received from Sweden
add a new chapter 10 the SAD history Of
the Inflated family Of ADdree, the miss
ing Arctic explorer His sister-in-law,
Mrs, Mathilde Apdree, after having
been arrested on a charge Of arson at
Maarstrand, a seaside resort, has been
placed In saHltarIum, physicians hay-
ing given up all hope ~ restoring her
reason. The act which has deprived
her Of liberty was the destruction Of
ali the collections, notes, memoirs ana
nautical Instruments " her husbands
brother
According 10 the adyioes referred 10,
pother female members ~ The Andree
family have ~ late shown signs 0f
mental arrangement, and there Is every
reason 10 belieYe that The fate 0f thelr
relative IL responsible for these af-
iliclions Through contradictory re-
ports ~ his fate, the family vas free
quenily thrown into a state " ner-
Yous eNollement, which, u 10 said has
grown mo brain trouble la Tho pasa
.of his two sisters ana his slsler-ln-
law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
SAW REFLECTION
MANY MILES OFF

The steamer w. G. Hall which arriv-
ed from Maui, Kona, and Kau ports
yesterday brought further news of vol
canic activity of Kilauea. Mauna Loa
showed no signs of breaking out.
Shortly before leaving Purser Sinner
son of the Hall received a message
from Manager Waldron of the Volcano
house saying that the activity OF the
volcano was increasing and that the
fire in the pit had risen higher.
While the Hall was lying at anchor
at Honuapo, thirty-seven miles distant
from the volcano. some brilliant dis
plays of volcanic effects on the clouds
were witnessed. From eleven o'clock
at night until about half past two in
the morning the reflection on the clouds
above the volcano is described as
something wonderful by those who wit
messed it from the deck of the steamer
w G. Hall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09

the diagnosis of the case, and she as
serted that II must have been he that
had killed a fayorite cat OF her grand
child. She also added that all others
who assisted In killing the cat would
surely die. Now, by a singular coin
cidence, the other two sick members Of
the family were the Identical ones who
had assisted In despatching the feline.
OF course the case was desperate and
the wife Of the sick man went 10 Neau
and begged her 10 uge her magic pow
ers TO cure her sick husband and ron.
Neau admitted that IN view Of the
crime that been committed the task
would BE- hard one, but she agreed
10 buckle 10 and see what could be
done. 4 pig WIS imued and eaten with
mysterious rites anu lamentations 10
Wahineaea, and other Humakuas, then
second, a third and finally "A fourth
pig shared the same unhappy fate.
But all was Of no avail, and the father
and remaining son both died.
Then the widow had Ncau arrested
for practicing witchcraft. Neau, an
aged but vigorous looking Hawaiian
woman, ~ she appeared IN court, Waa
an absolutely perfect picture nj one Of
Aacbeth's witches, the same juttlDg
forehead, bright eyes, wrlBkled face,
and peaked, Witch-like features, q rc-
semblance which was added 10 By the
cone-shaped hat running W 10 a sharp
point, which she wore.
Deputy Sheriff SaGcry sklllmlly
brought out the whole story from the
relatives Of deceased who had been
called on 10 assist at the incaHtatiOns.
The case was argued ana submitted
on Thursday afternoon, ana SeaU was
found guilty as charged and fined sl25
Maui News,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
TOO MUCH SEWN;
WOMEN SHOULD Be CAREFUL
NOT TO 0vtRD0 Them
SELVES.
The Experience OF Mrs. Prazak. Wife OF
the Town Clerk of MillersVille,
Minnesota.

The woman with the responsibility OF
house and family on her shoulders
has always been given to OVERRIDING
herself As a result almost every day
we hear OF one breaking down. Her
nerves have given way or her strength
has failed. such was the experience
of Mrs. Prazak. wife of j. NJ. Prazak.
town clerk of Millersville. Douglas Co.
MINI. She says:
Il had been sewing a great deal and
IL was too much for me. Between
that and my other household duties l
began to be very nervous. l had no APP
petite and there was feeling of heavi-
ness around my heart. so bad at times
that it seemed as If l couldn't get any
air. / was so nervous always that any
little thing would upset me. Nothing
that l could do gave me any relief and
IT became so bad that l was obliged to
neglect my Homework. | had nervous
prostration.
Some time in March, after ! had
been suffering for several months /
heard of DIR. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People and began taking them l
felt little better and that made me
willing to give them thorough trial.
i took the pills regularly for two
months anu Dy tndt tllle my HSdllH vas
completely restored.
Il am glad of this chance to tell how
easily and thoroughly l was cured by
Pink Pills for Pale People. l keep them
i'm the house all the time and strongly
recommend them to all who are afflict-
ed as / was"
The pills which cured Mrs. Prazak
act directly on the blood and nerves
and in that are different from any other
medicine. They cure locomotor ataxia,
partial paralysis, st. Vitus' dance, sci
atica. neuralgia. rheumatism, nervous
headache. after-effects of the grip, pal
pitation of the heart pale and sallow
compilations and all forms of weakness
either in male or female. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People are sold at
all druggists, or wIn be sent direct from
DR.. Williams Medicine CO., Science
tady, N. Y, postpaid, on receipt of
price, fifty cents per box; six boxes for
two dollars and a half. Do not be de-
ceived when clerk tells you that he
has a blood and nerve pill made from
the same formula as Dr. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People" He does not
know what the formula is and he could
not make the pills If he did.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
THE KAHUNA AT
WORK ON MAUI

An interesting and illustrative case
of kahunaism was on trial before Judge
McKa- OF the Wailuku court this week.
In March, Kanohokuahiwi, and his
two sons, Kalani and Kaianui were
taken sick at their residence near Wal
hee, and Neau (w) was called in as ka-
huna. In a couple of weeks Kalani
died, and according to the evidence,
just before he died, he mewed like a
cat. This assisted Neau materially in
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
oAWB NEAR 1880 4 oRVpbg.

Josh Wesihafar NJ L0ogqQies. lndr
a. , A. D. q pQor man bpl he says hH
would npl De- without Chamberlain
fln lialm " q cost nFe dollars "a bot
lIa lpr IA 4Nel hm nWW hoHR ulU.
p|H hn rkieVAl application N ngutl
l2 iba llnWrU ff Hl1 Hni HHH M
i|.uiH wNirllifi WWH.H ulH INH
IHin8 Hr0 rlflWltN Hl WuH ul4r
fmilN d iN lilr aHnNF lNr HANh'l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
Passengers Tor Huo,

Tbs oll burner Enterprise leli san
Franolseo WIN full cargo ana n. lDI-
loWing passepgrr flr llllp pn AuHlsl
aolh Mrs a NakHWahul q ~ Ma-
SON wife ana ehli heN q ~ NHah
hlss lligRlpf Ar b W lr.ne N
J spmers' hWpHnl, hirs nm4ef
SON, Alss q. flusa Aiaa , H04sH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-09-09
REAL ESTATE
IRANSAcTIoNS

LiDi Of docds flied for record septcm-
Der 4, 1902:
First Party Second Party. Class.
-, u, Okuu-NrH 81, X. Harbottlg -
q. T.. Khmauoha cOmr-J -. Par
~ rt ~ '''''''''.'''''''',''', j.
September D.
j. McCOrriston-L H. McCandlcss y
l., l.. McCandless Ter. Of Hawaii tx y
=, ", Angus-J, II. Angus ,.,.,. j.
w. II, q, Arpsmann-H TictJenH u
oahu r. n l.. co,-Mrs, u, j. VIII
hpspn '''''''''''',,,,'',', y
Aug, 25-N Aoorhead 10 Mrs. l..
Hansmapn, -, lots i3, ~, ~ A. ~, Blk Il
KapiolaDi Park Add,, Honolulu, oahu;
con g.
Ham A. bsb % ~. 4. WILCOX, D., 4
shares IN hui land NJ Kabana, KOolau-
loa, oahu con $500,
Cbas \, Dssky ~ T., A, Parmeles, -,
lot y Pacific Heights, Honolulu, oahu,
con i3l2b,
Aug. sQ-Tsr ~ Hawaii by G0yr D.
Mrs, ", IS Booth, ~ ~ IN pond 2 "a,
., Waihh, Honolulu, oahu con, u
et0,
Wm H. Field e. al 10 Walluku sugar
G0l ~, water rights ~ II y 6ls0 kuI
s95i Aaplania, Walluku, Maui con
$3.50
j. ., Brown, by mtgse % ~ ", Iius.
tace, ~, % land Waikiki Honolulu
Dahpi con $1,000
W, ~ Bradley 20 Castle a LaBsdala
Ex ~ Y lQt - blk I Fuunpi tract, 10
uululu, Oahu, con o.