davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
StaffeIs mdno.
Gn ErGit, ipm far fnnbct no Saiic.
Srifninsens girfninscr.

On Er9it | @reibam gteb., Der BRAT
8offe ! mango aor % IeS Of frpniIf
SGonIsSbeo 90 f~rpgteIi9 Sooeoptne.
ioo hon moatte lutte meb Saffeen:
Seq bar / lang Sio ppret en- IiSett'
IfubeIis a~affeSriffer og bar ieet Strf'
nirgen oeraf iaa tpbeIigt, at ieg MI
life nprer noeeniombeIit Spil meo
Senion til oens ~ffaoeIige SnolpoeIie
paa Nerneipitemet.
MeSens ies brrtgte Saffe htnNe ie8
life lore paa fere elmer, ~eiterat ie8
bauoe Iogt mig ON aftenen % pad
Sen onoen SIDE ff ieg frpgteIig So
oeoptne mar ies life fit aaffe I'll be
reaIencntereoe elmer, ioa ieg bar / en-
miierabeI Stiaing.
Ien leg farot en- ~trofait Gen go.
'ntm Cereal @pffee, % ira SEN Sib.
ieg begpnSte meb Yoirinr. er ale btSie
Suocr belt foriutnbet. Seq ioper MI
goot. bar beSre Ippetit. min Sit0farue
er meget fIarere, og leg er operbeotIt
ON, at en- almiuNeIig Srls al 8uihml
piIoc mcoisre beore SeIbreb % IGn'
nerc 2iO. Seq bar en- Serinhc, Ser bar
bruIt @olhm / flcre Iar, % Scret'
ninaRr ON benbeS &el6reheIie al 9ten'
ralQi / Ropen ret on ilet Oeo Sruger
al &oihnm iptes n9iter oItfor utoirn'
ocrIig I'll at prre lamb. Sun oar
mango 8dnge peo DOZENS Bort, o.
2Gaernc bapSe bpppigt opsipct benSe,
men mtu. bIep hrIoitGuSia belbreSet
Ueo at lutte mes aaiie % BRUCE 30
irlln. Set err en- Sorusielie at for'
t9ue bi@ie gooe Sing ON Goitnm."
Rapnet tan opsipes peo Tpirup Co.,
Bottle Greet, WeiG.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
'MutuletsQaaer.

1 Qop NtoIasies, " 9op Suffer,
" aop ssrisr og " aop MeIf, ei
pispet sGs, 1 Sop baffeoe Roiiner,
" Tbefte aaneI, " 9beife Uaiffot
og bet fomme al iteot gsellif, / Ibe.
tie So0o, og nof Mel, iaa bet bIiper
en- blb6 9eig. Man logger intaa
alatter al 9eieen nooper paa en-
9anoe og iteger benz | en- ganife beo
gagerqnn.
Raar man ifaI BRUCE Beberrob, CT
oct meget bebre al ifiGre Den op |
Stpffer og male ben | en- aisbfpern
iitebetfor at ripe ben paa ct &ipiern,
Iom ~foroariaser faa megen Saareub.
gpbeIie.
SeIleri fan boIbes iprsb I flere
Gage, hbis man paIfer ben goot, fip.
rer al Sopperne og iaa bar StiIferne
op | en- @lasfanbe, letter 9aaset TAFT
paa os berpaa i9tter aanben paa ct
fisligt Steb.
Raar Der bar o9ret ipiit sgg paa
Sallerfener eLler Sfaaler, ifuIbe
man albrig baife bisie / bebt ganb,
iom ligeicm foyer egggene inoi, men
berimob Io6e benz itaa Iiot | folbt
gmb fsrit iaa guar bet al iom in.
genting.
Sor at gisre en- Sat, iom er blepet
gull al Splen, bpib ig'en, tager man
fsrit al Bpnt al bsriter Satten goot.
o8 gniber Ben iaa uper meb en- tpf
Rsre lapet al Soool og Gitroniaft.
|Sutten itaar iaoIebes, til Den er tor,
ba bsrites Spoplen al.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
Cub Elsinine.

RGiter ale &iettcnurter trPnger
I'll at &ousn plSie& me8et Hpbt. "a.
~'rtnotfcr 90 GltIrso0er ma hare Ell
oocror0en,Ii1 6ubt eIeiet Soroblmo.
500, Grter % @mner Ser oorr mere
paa SOeriIoheu :ripeS BOG Iungt be.
Ore, mar &c rer ipaoet euer plsict opb:
boor Be ItoI pore.
Noor %cr05monuct er buorot %
u0ilt ior at Ser bIipcr itore alumper.
Der bor Sen pIoles ont Soften. ioa at
%tntcrcns Sne o. 6roit fan ina incl.
te ca imlL,Nre 0i&ie. @ic0ieIen fan "a
'Proe& ioruo % bLonoe& oe&beorc
meo Set eori0e, bpiS iomme Stuffe
HlSlcS ON iglen Sen npitr 0aar Itror
'er RIormir3en.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15

al bib SortoileIie peb Smfen pao
~garnoomspenren, iom benbes Sro-
lssbeo bopbe brepet / Ssoen.
81 Winlttter efter fom bum neb |
Stuen til lin Waro, ~efterat bum bap.
be baoet fine rebe og forgrpbte gine
/ @ano oe @au De Cologne.
5enoes Wono ioS nofiaa bpggeIig
og lpite, og ga BUN tom, raabte bo
muntert:
"Rei, bporlPn9e on bar laoet mig
pente! Som MI, iaa gaor Ri itrofs
tilborSs. Seq unbret mig netop, ON
Der bar noget gait paafPrbe meb
big; ieg ipntes on, bar iaa rar, ba on
gift. Meu - oct er inn6t - ieg ier,
at 9apib Satbipap er oeb. San
brGbtes unber en- Sfiprmpoiel meb
BEN gale Iulaabs StIb9ngere. Oct
Ter rigtig triit bu - t9rf, iua fiGf
og mltnter, iom ben 8rttten bar!
l~lu6erIig nof msote ieg bans
9ror paa 8aben ieaar, % ban baS
mig ON ct ItSrre 2aan. San piIoe
gierne fao 0apibs Some og 9arn
biem, Ter on. Sanib iob / en- rigtig
fin Sorretning, 6engarrg ltroItgbe.
berne ~begpnbte, og ga ban fienbte
2anbet iaa goot, brog ban meo Crop
perne iom &ienbtmanb. &onen %
Barnet It6ber aIbeles poa bar 9affe."
Sun greb ct fait Gag / 2eneito.
lens arme.
"SporlGnee bapbe ban opret
gift?" ipurgte nun.
Gre aar, iaaoiot ie9 peo. Stat.
fars Wanb!"
SnaIeoes Isftebes bcn Itore SfpIo.
bepioitbeb fra benoeS SfuIbre, og
benbes neutrality-suspicious. for 0a.
pios Sfplo foripanot for beitonbig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
Suucns Surm.

On oIminoeIi8 Sell ION ufpnoiQe
Ycr'oncr 5ee1ar. noor oe I9gger no en
&ooe, er at 8lln,mct bIiuer Tor trongt
Il. at oorfe oen rreo Seitetruit. Ior
en- ltoen ImrriIie trrnpe8 fife en- itor
Sane, men cllteN ben er itor eIer Ii.
Den i0a brr Sen hare Torm al en-
o'lon1 Ilrfant. Cen fan on pIeic$
~ horreS, ca &1ocruc iii IIarnrins
moo!eS a. otter heH Iange Sioe % II,
ber 0prte3 meo &eit % arItipotor
Irii3cIia meaet Ietterc eub at 6ut3c
Safe. 6or Better, &eg, @rter % Sc
ilcite andre Eager bpr Rubcrne upre
cnltrcrt / IoO ira ]nUcronSrr. @ea
.llotontcn gao Den cen 2i&e al Sopen
buroe Ser oGre permanerte 9eb al
ai9ar9es os Raborbpa; Sisie bsr len.
neg roget breSere &rn bo be fife
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
@iBbicl for Saucn.

Get er life NOT mc0 at 8ieSieI brin.
geS % ipreocs poo &ooen. Cen bsr
pore al rette @eifuHcmbeo, eaer& or
Den mcr til Sfooe enb I'll Sam. Gen
brr belt hare Ii88et i &ompoIt mo
I'll alt i ber& @eItunooeic CT pei rono.
net, ga UiI alt 6re Al llQrGs iom I'm.
Gc5 ! Sen booe miitet i'm Sptrefroit
% ser Otgtigite al alt er at Sen bIon.
0c$ 0o iooIe0e& mr0 NuI0en at 4Iar.
terrea &e00er fan trpffe Npriua IT.
Il8 0er1i eIIcr mp6 andre Orb bIiper
~foro6tc.i8 ION &Iortefsoe. &oImblan.
bet @is0ieI Iigefrd StaIO % 6ieS or
bare til 6ororgcLie boo0 QnrfnmQer
an8oar, % Iigele6es I'll llnptte for
E,Qrterne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
CARMEN ne Bnpetr.
Rsbiarrei a, m prafttT sarmes
SipHcnbapen.

Der er pitt ingen Del at en- 6ar-
mers Sor0, Der betaIer Jig iau goot
iom oct Stpffe, Der lpgges no til
3isffenbape. RdturIigpis maa Der
taees meo / 8eregniu9en, at meget
Irbeioe. ~onoenSeS paa ct Tibet Stpf.
fe, iaa rteget al oct rigelige uobDtte
maa regneS iii Irbeioet % life aft til
Stpffet8 StsrreIie. Gfter Ben / 1890
optogre Stotiitif bar man regnet ~
at &apebprfning sienneminitIig Dor
~probiceret op til en- 8Groi al $147.17
pr. Gcre, meoenS Soeoeaplins finn bar
naoet op til $11.65. Senere SSugtta'
geIier BAR pitt at SoebeaoIingen Der
/ 2anoet bar inI0t reo til en- @prbi al
1915 pr. acre meoenS SaoeproOuf'
terne bar Iteget b~etp0eligt baobe /
RGn9oe og 8riS pr. Icre. elsie
SoIitsrreIier err iarbipnIigpis beutebc
ira SaroeIsgartnere, oa Snueoprs.
nir9en bIanbt5armerne err meget BAN
ifai8ere at foa SpgoOer ouer, efteroi
oereS Irtal er umaabeIig tort, % BET
&c ilnnr al iig iicISen bIiuer pproiat i
HGnge.
Get iom aDIeS i en- rogenIurtoe neI.
felt aisffenbabe pao 2anbet, goar
IdrQt til at Ifnffe 6amiIicn set nsOuer,
6ige til 2ioSopboIO, % boi& set or
oreuet paa sen rette Iaobe iaa fsIger
Ger meo arbcioet / Sapen en- bis Sn.
tereSie o8 6orneieIie, mere END no8et
on0et &rbeibe poo 6ormen fmr gioe.
Saucns Sclisgcnbcb.
s @oggauroen. ct Stpffc ira &ief.
fellct, er BET Steo bpor Soucn buroc
anIp88c8, % set al fIcre @rlinOe.
Srlipnet me6 BEN frGper bette, Ga Ser
aIti6 oiI bIioc mepet arbeibc iom man
gieres me0 &aanben, % H~Prbeben iii
@cboeIie&iteOet nil iaulebeS gipe lei
tere A6gang til at benptte leoige
Stlu6er til bens 9prfrirg.
Ruar Sen Si0 fommer at @renia.
ger o8 andre RoooGrtcr ifoI bentes
til BRIG / &isfteret, Ga er BET befpemt
at 0iSie Soger err Iige / NGrbeoe1.
Sooen naa life pore poa ct ifpgQe'
fuI0t, men poa ct ioIrigt Steo 6eIoen.
&c i ipOIig Retning me0 @eIfDtteIie
moo barIte Storme ira Ror0. Wfeo
Seripr til SorObun0, ioa er Ger Jon
ofteIt life paa en- og iamme Surm
noget &aI8; nton faar togc oertiI boaO
man bar, % boa6 man mun9Ier mou
erItotteS meO inaoomc @iGoIeIItoffe
Der eGrer iia bebit til Bette @nt9.
Soale6e$ nrno foit 2erioro bIonbe3
Itprtt iontnen npco ruab0en Salm %
SOP oeo Chen al anoen fraftig @ieo.
lei. No9Ie 2Ps Wprior6 fiert poa
Ell Saoeflef bpor oilers or me9et Ger
eller San0 MI baOc Ell me9et Oel9ia'
renOe &irfnin8. NoropeitcrS 8rGrjc-
joro er oImirbclig pcIifitfct Tor Sopc.
men 0en moo oQiaa giebiIeS
bp8ti1t, eucra lrhmoQre& oen bltrtiaere
eno man ifl1Ioc tro; TIL ser err intes
iom trrer mere pQo Sorobunben3
GrNgtborDeo enc IgIing al &ieffcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
Caramel uSSina.

4Sgg I Guort IeIf. I aop ?"
fer, Melfen togcS, bGIhcS op | Sc
oiape0c 9Gq, bGIoeS iao tiIbaec /
9orrbIc 9oiIereu % rsres /, til Der
beapuSer at tpfue. SmioIertiS bar
man Sufferet op i en- Stegepaube oe
rsrer i oct belle StSen til oct begpn.
Der at bIipe brrnt, ba bar man set
op / Gouble 9oiIrrcn iummen meS
Set spriac. SpiS man life inneS.
Yuobiugeu er INF uot, fan man ill.
iRtte Iibt Corn Starh, uSrsrt | IiSt
OLD MeIf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
Farmer Hnset og Hayen

pIsies op. Baa ben moSiatte nbfoni
al Sapen fan Weloner % @rasf1r
planteS, Dog life nPrmere END en- )
Sob fra bperanbre.
Der er | glantetiben en- itRrf I'll.
bsieIigbeo | Retnins al at bile plan.c
meBet al mango forifieaige Slags 5rs
os iamtiSigt gIenrme boilfet grbeioe
Set oil foIte at bprfe bet til 8aons.
en- liber Sabe pelitelt er en- Brpo for
eieren, mebens ben oa~nrsgteoe er Ell
Sfam.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15
Milmnfcc &ibo. Surm.

. 8unO baffet OtSefisO, I GunO
baffet Spinefiso, 2 Sg9, 4 Sbeiteer
Welf, 3 Ite0te Graders, Iiot SoIt og
Eeber. 0ette IpggeS op / en- aflang
Iorm, imao 8latter meo Smer IGg.
geS paa Soppen, o9 iuo iteges oct en-
Sime me0 Limb 8arme.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-15

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
WITHDRAWS IN
KAISER'S FAVOR

LONDON, October 29--Sir Thomas
Upton has definitely withdrawn his
offer to present a cup for a trans
atlantic yacht race in 1904, and has
made way for Emperor William, who
will present a cup through the New
York Yacht Club or the Atlantic
Yacht Club.
This result was attained by the fol-
lowing interchange of kilograms
From Sir Thomas Lipten to En-
peror William on October 9th:
II hear from the Atlantic Yacht
Club your majesty contemplates offer
ing a cup for a transatlantic yacht
race in 1904 but that some question
has arisen on account OF a similar
offer by myself. In the best interests
of the sport of which your majesty
has always been an enthusiastic eX-
ponent, ! am only too willing to ask
the consent of the Atlantic Yacht
Club to withdraw my offer for 1904,
and most respectfully and heartily
render your majesty such support as
lies in my power to make a trans
atlantic race for your cup in 1904
thoroughly representative i@ternation-
al event which under you imperial
auspices, it could scarcely fail to be.
Two transatlantic races Ihe same
year would hardly be satisfactory to
the Contestants nor II oNde an
efficient test OF the HIGHEST yachting
skill, endurance and Workmanship. 1
feel certain that these reasons which
prompt this offer of withdrawal would
appeal to the authorities of the At
lantic Yacht Club, and that they
Jointly with the New York Yacht Club
AHI crla ont g11ph
arrangements as your majesty might
suggest and agree with me in desiring
to do everything possible to show keen
appreciation of the generous interest
your majesty has repeatedly evinced in
the advancement of yachting in all
countries. Upon receiving your dis
approval, ! will cable to
New York a definite withdrawal of my
offer for 1904.
THOMAS ]. Upton"
From Emperor William to Sir Tho
mas Upton, on October 2Sth:
q am most grateful for your kind
telegram. My offer was not made
earlier, as l was unable to find out
whether you intended to build for
1904 Consequently / feared to dis
turb your plans in case you were pre-
pairing a new challenge for the Amer
ica's cup. I was informed by my Am
bassador, who will offer my cup to the
two clubs, that at the same time a
similar offer had been made by you.
at once resolved to leave it to the
officers of the Atlantic Yacht Club
and the New York Yacht Club to de-
eide which offer would be acceptable
to them, as I fully agree with you that
two transatlantic races in the Same
year would hardly provide satisfac-
tory sport or results. Your resolve to
withdraw your offer for my sake has
deeply touched me- and l hasten to
thank you for your generous inten-
tion and accept your proposal.
II was prompted to offer a cup in
hopes of encouraging ocean racing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
BY
HEAVY SEAS

The 5. 5. Coptic with a new captain
in command arrived last Friday after
noon from San Francisco For the
first time in years, the vessel failed to
leave a passenger at this port. AL
though she has nearly 100 cabin pas
sengers, none of them for some reason,
stopped over at Honolulu.
The vessel left San Francisco Octo-
Der 81 and brought two days later mail
and news files. She encountered rough
weather during the "trip. on last
Wednesday Foo the steerage Waterman
sustained a verv bad fracture of the
left arm. He was caught by a heavy
sea that swept over the deck of the
vessel and was dashed against the rail-
ing. His left arm was broken in sew
eral places. DR.. r. b. IrOnes the
regular ships surgeon attended him.
DR.. Irones has returned to the vessel
after a vacation on ashore. Mrs.
Mitchell the handsome stewardess has
also returned to the boat from a va
cation.
Frank E. Beadnen is the master of
the vessel this trip. He was formerly
the first officer. Captain Kinder the
regular commander of the boat resign
ed his command to accept the position
of master of the new Manchuria Of
the Pacific Mail S. S. Company. The
day that the Coptic left San Francisco
Captain finder was presented with an
elegant gold watch by his former crew.
The presentation was quite affecting
as Captain Kinder was well liked by
his men, and it was with the most re-
greet on both sides that he relinquished
command of the Coptic.
Among the passengers on the Coptic
is r. w Irwin formerly Hawaiian
minister to Japan. He is returning to
Jaf an.
Mrs. L. Sebree the wife of Captain
Sebree commander of the battleship
Wisconsin is a through passenger for
Yokohama. She is going to join her
husband on the Asiatic station.
A number of Missionaries are bound
for Shanghai. The Coptic sailed at
o'clock Saturday afternoon for the
Orient. She does not go to Manila
this trip.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
2 900
Dolls
7 O be
Given
AWaV

Last year we gave away 1000 dolls.
We only had half enough as supply
was exhausted by 1 O'Clock. This
year we will give away 1000. The
dolls are on the way. Watch for an
nouncement of doll day" later for
this is the chance of the year to get a
doll absolutely free. The dolls will
be prettier than last year.
Our doll day" is unique. This was
something never before attempted to
give doll away absolutely free. All
we asked was that a customer made a
small purchase for which they re-
ceived the full value of their money.
This entitled them to one doll We had
mo strings" tied to the, doll which
would cost 81 if you had to purchase
one.
Watch our ads for the gift day an
nouncement if you want to get a doll.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09

with o. View OF stimulating designers
and builders into producing % class
capable of keeping the open sea easily
ana combining sraWorthlueSs with
safety and comfort, without sacri-
ncing speed, ana To- develop % sound
type of schooner. ! believe this class
of yacht would most appeal to- those
who love the sea and who do not wish
90 use their craft exclusively for rae
ing purposes.
with your generous withdrawal
you have magnanimously rendered
your support to make a race for an
Atlantic cup success, thereby serv-
ing the great cause of yacht racing,
the finest sport in the world, the de-
velopment of which | have so much at
heart
"Once more my most sincere thanks,
WILLIAM, l. r."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09

Get a mall savings bank free at the
Bank of Hawaii.
Imported Wurzburger and Pilsener
on draught at Criterion.
Rainier Beer is made from the
very best and purest of ingredients.
Frank McStocker's town residence is
for rent Apply to William H Hoogs.
Death to Mosquitoes Crude oil will
do it. I'M any quantity at w. w. Di-
mond & co.
Thanksgiving preparations are on at
Heny May & Co. The fat of the land
for the Thanksgiving dinner
The occupants of 4S3 Beretania street
We're robbed again last night. This
is the second time within a week.
Sealed tenders for constructing Com
mercial Annex High School are ad-
vertised for by the Superintendent of
Public Works.
The new accident policy written by
the Standard Accident Co. is the most
liberal insurance written by any COM
pany. Hawaiian Trust Co. agents.
A reduction in the price of Lowneys
celebrated chocolates is announced by
Lewis & Co., Ltd, King treet, Levers
and Cooke building. They will be sold
at so cents per pound.
The following ladies will receive at
the Kilohana Art Leagues first view
this evening: Mrs. F. r. Day, Mr.. B.
F. Dillingham;, Mrs. w. NJ. Graham,
Mrs. A. r. Gurrey, Jr., and Mrs. H. NJ.
Vo nHolt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
LEGISLATORS
WAIT ON JURY

All of the members of the House of
Representatives excepting Kalama OF
Maui and the Hawaii members, also
Secretary Carter, were at the Federal
grand jury rooms this morning, in re-
spouse to subpoenas served upon them
py Marshal Hendry. The jurors did
not call any of them. however, but adj
Journed to next Monday morning, by
which time it is thought that Judge
Dole Will very likely be ready to hold
court. In the meantime Hendry will
serve the Hawaii members. He will
take the Hinau tomorrow and expects
to come back with the desired Witness
es on Saturday. 1t will require travel
ing day and night from the time when
the Kinau lands him at Mahukona to
get all the members and arrive in Hilo
in time to take the Kinau on Friday
morning at ten.
Relays of horses are being arranged
for by Hendry at the different stopping
places and he expects to make a record
in travelling over the mountains and
valleys. There will be no time for
stops.
The Legislators had a merry reunion
this morning near the jury room. 1t
was the first time many of the MEM
bers had met since they separated to
go to their homes when the legislature
adjourned. They waited until the jury
adjourned and then left, to spend the
week as best they may. Vice Speaker
Knudsen, of Kauai, will probably re-
turn to his home and come back on
next Sundays steamer.
The jury is said to have a report
ready for Dole as soon as he takes the
bench. 1t is understood to be in con-
nection with the Investigation of the
japanese procurers' association.
great difficulties in the way has been
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
MILITARY IN TOWN

The Hawaiian Hotel presented a pref
ty scene last night with it's open air
dining cafe and spacious lanais filled
with United States Army officers and
their families from the transport Sher-
idan. A number of little dinner par
ties We're in evidence and many of the
ladies were beautifully gowned. Among
the throng of diners and callers was
Col. Maus, formerly of General Miles
staff; Col.Wygant, In command of the
troops, Capt. Young, quartermaster In
charge of the Sheridan, Admiral Ter
ny, William G. Irwin, Miss Voorhees,
society young lady of San Francisco
Col. Hannay and other prominent peo-
nla.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09

Star Want ads pay at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
AUCTION SALE
OF
PAINTINGS!
ON THURSDAY, NOV. 12,E
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M,

At my saleroom, SAT Kaahumanu
street. Twill sell at Public Auction.
Original pen and ink, water color and
oil paintings by some of the best Amer
lean and English artists, as follows;
Pen and Ink, by Tom Mast.
Chalk Drawing, by Tom Mast.
Chalk Drawing by Melton Prior.
Cattle Oil, by 7. S. Cooper.
At the Stream, Water Color, by Con-
stable.
Marshes, Water Color, by Hugo Fish
err
Pen and Ink, by Frank A. Nauka-
vile.
Ponciana Regia, Oil, by Hitchcock.
Sketches, Water Color, by T. Willows.
Etching, by Thomas Landseer.
Mezzo Tint, Signed Proof Execution
of Montrose.
Mezzo Tint, Scotch Cattle.
Mezzo Tint Wounded Hound.
Cypress Point, Monterey, Water
Color.
Yosemite Valley, Oil.
Live Oaks, California, c. Graham.
Pictures will be on view Tuesday
and Wednesday, November 10th and
18th.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
NEW ADvERTIsEwENTs
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That give Condensed
News Of the Day,

Weather Bureau PunahOu, ! y. m.
Wind light northeast; weather fair
Morning minimum temperature, "a;
midday maximum temperature, so; ba-
rometer a. m, 30. 06 steady corrected
TO gravity: rainfall, "a hours ending 9
"a. m. Oh absolute moisture a. m.
ga grains for cubic foot; humidity a..
M, 90 per cent.
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial MeteOrologist.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-09
Observation-Disclosures

Judge Robinson made his formal rul-
ing this morning in the case of Har-
rison against Magoon ct al, granting
the motion for a non-suit. Harrison
noted an appeal.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-16
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AT CARY.
The Sunday Schools of the Township Hold Con-
vention There Today

The Cary Township Sunday School
Convention of all the white Sunday
schools in Cary township will be held in
the Baptist church at Cary, beginning at
half past nine O'Clock today. The pro-
gram is as follows:
: $3.50 a. m.--Praise and prayer service,
conducted by the pastor of the church.
The Sunday school lesosn of the day.
Enrolment of delegates and all officers
and teachers present.
Address: THE Teachers Preparation, -
L. d. Watson.
Address: Organized Sunday School
Work." J. M. Broughton.
y Organization of the township.
Address: Child Life the Strategic
Point E. L. Middleton.
Round Table Sunday School Teach
ing"
Address: 1.-THE Most Essential Qualfi-
cations of the Sunday School Teacher" J.
r. johnson.
Round Table What are the Special
Points of Weakness in Sunday School
Work"
This will be an all day meeting in the
interest of the Sunday school work All
schools in the township are cordially in
vited to attend or send delegates. Sunday
school teachers special invited.