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The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
CABLE IS HERE
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| took only a few seconds to pass 1t
through to the other side of the United
States but the gentlemen gathered saw
in it more than the simple ticking off
of the Morse characters which sent the
words throbbing across desert sea
spaces and through populous cities until
1t found it's way to the operator in the
White House.
The original of the message was given
to Secretary Cooper and 1t shows that
1t was sent through. at S:4S o'clock.
There was a short wait when 1t was
finished, and then the waving lines told
of the receipt at the residence of the
President and the answer sent by the
operator told as well that, tired with
the fatigue OF the New Years recep-
ton, the President had retired. The
message, 1t was said, would be submit
ted to him as soon as he arose, so that
those who are conversant with his early
rising habit conjectured that the answer
would be along by / o'clock. Secretary
Cooper's message to President Mackay,
with others to the Governor of Califor-
mia and Vice President Ward followed
The interim was given over to the
sending of the account of the laying Of
the cable as recounted by Associated
Press representative on the expedition,
+. ID. Moore, and the many congratu-
latory messages which were forwarded
10 newspapers and friends OF the Off
Gals OF the company throughout the
United States. There was nothing from
the mainland at all, There will be moth
ing until the message of President
Roosevelt for everything must be side
tracked for that, and there Is no nten-
ton on the part Of those who have the
management of the cable 10 permit de-
lay In this message transmission.
The scene In the office during the late
hours Of the night was memorable
one, for the men who have been inter-
esi"d IN every form OF cable rndeayor,
we're thore, Manager Diokenson looked
over the messages as a whole, superin-
tendent Gaines took part ~ the work
~ sending, Manager Martin 0f tho
okonlte Company, whieh put down the
underground cable, took trick az the
sending key that be- might hays the sat-
isfaollon ~ part In tho hrsi working
~ lhe Niro, Operators Iiarsood ana
haomichael sere on hand snd hard a.
work. and eserY ons who has iakon
part ~ ihe lRauHuralloa siood the
Halfh pnill Tho hour of midulshl gave
Hu hope foT m0lr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
SAILOR STEPPED
OFF THE WHARF

Had it not been for a prompt rescue
on the part of Waterman Jack" and
two men from the custom house, Cap
tain McGrew and Night Inspector
Wirud, a drunken sailor from the
Helene would have been drowned late
Wednesday night.
The sailor had returned from town
after celebrating New Years eve. and
in trying to reach his vessel stepped
off the Irmgard wharf and fell into the
water. Jack" heard the splash and
shouted man overheard" The trio
then rushed to the rescue. McGi ew
flashed his searchlight on the water
This found the drowning man, who
was quite close to the wall of the
wharf. Wirud took off his overcoat
and, climbing down on the wharf,
threw its end toward the drowning
sailor with the Injunction to grab
hold" The sailor did this, and several
people assisted in pulling him to the
wharf.
The water did not sober him, and 1t
required half a dozen persons to push
him up the Helene's gang plank and
into his bunk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02

hereby espsessly granted 20 the Trustee
a. make su,h leases ana agreements ~
lease ~ the said property ~ any part
~ parcel thereof. and upon such terms
ana conditions and Tor such rentals a.
the Trustee shall think proper. and 10
collect aud rivc receipts Tor the rentals
and to collect all moneys now or here
after due. payable and coming 10 the
party ~ the first part. within the lia-
waiian Islands and To apply the same
as above directed In respect ~ the
income Of said property. And also
in trust, and with power hereby ex-
pressly granted to the Trustee to ad-
Just, compromise and settle all claims
OF every description now or hereafter
made against the party Of the first part
in such manner as the Trustee shall
think At. and to bring such actions
and proceedings I'm law or equity In
respect OF such property or any part
thereof, or of any other rights, or
claims of the party of the first part.
and to conduct the same to final judg-
ment and execution or adjust. compro-
ffhsa'h ana settle the same az the Trustee
shall think fit. And I'm all RESPECTS IL
conduct and manage the said property
and the matters hereinabove mentioned
as fully and effectually to all intents
and purposes as the party OF the first
part could do. Ard hereby expressly
exempting the Trustee and his success
sors from airy personal liability fer any
loss resulting to the party OF the first
part. or others concerned with him by
reason of any unattended or accidental
act or omission of the Trustee or his
successors. And the Trustee here
by accepts the trusts hereinabove ex-
pressed and covenants with the party
of the first part to execute and perform
the same in absolutely good faith, and
upon the termination OF his official duty
in the Hawaiian Islands to transfer
said property and money then remain
ing in his hands and unapplied to the
purposes Of this trust to his successors
or to the persons entitled thereto as
designated in said will, or failing such
to those entitled thereto by law
I'm witness thereof, the said John X.
Sumner and the said Right Reverend
Gulstan F. Ropert have hereunto and
to another instrument of the same date
and like tenor, set their hands and seals
the day and year first above written.
JOHN X. SUMNER, (SeaD
"GULSTAN F. ROPERT (SeaD."
Summers signature is attested by
Nellie NJ. Lowrey, and the Bishops by
w. l.. Peterson. The instrument was
recorded September 80. 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
MAY BE
A CANAL
SCANDAL

WASHINGTON, December 16--In
the Senate tolay Mr.. Morgan of Ala
bama asked that mis- bill fixing the SAL
aries of the Isthmian Canal Commits
sion at $4,000 year be referred to the
committee on inter-oceanic canals. He
said that he had been informed that
the present commissioners were paid
$1,000 a month each, and that their
service had extended over twenty-nine
ard half months.
In response to an inquiry from Mr..
Hale Mr.. Morgan said that out of the
twenty-nine and one-half months the
commission had spent six months in
Nicaragua and two weeks in Panama
THAT is a very remarkable state
ment,' said Mr. Hale.
1T is very true one" replied Mr..
Morgan, "and shows the necessity of
our doing something to regulate these
expenses" Continuing, Mr.. Morgan
said it was necessary "in advance Of
striking one lick on that canal to make
such provision as will prevent the
United States from running into the
horrible iniquities of the old Panama
Canal Company, as well as the new
one"
He said that there had been spent
On that canal s26c,0O0,00O and there
was nothing to show for it except two
fifths OF ditch dug there, which was
filed up to large extent.
The bill was referred, as requested
and consideration resumed on the mil
itary bill.
An amendment offered by Mr.. For
aker was agreed 10, striking out AZ
n uch OF Section "a as related to drills
inspection and instruction of men en-
rolled In the reserve force.
Al 2 O'Clock the military bill was
displaced by the Omnibus statehood
bill, but before discussion was resumed
the Senate passed bill relating 10
oeded lands In the Fort Hall Indian
Reservation In Idaho and a resolution
directing the Secretary OF the Interior
"a transmit 10 the Senate the report az
DR., Jackson upon the introduction Of
domestic reindeer In Alaska.
When consideration OF the statehood
bill was resumed Mr., Beyeridge sug'
gesied the adyisabiliiy ~ diso0ntinu-
Ing the debate upon the bin upon the
conclusion ~ Mr., Dillingham; remarks
until the senate meets on JarsiaTy o,
The arrangement Was agreed 90, but
Mr. Quay required II Ia DO understood
ihat Nh Dillingham; should complete
HE remarks and print them la The
Record this week, ana that on January
, some Other senator vii be- ready 10
addfsss the senate ON tbs bill
NJ Dillingham; then resumed his
sIeeeh IN opposition ~ the omnibus
bill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
THE TRAMWAY IS
UNDER CONTROL
OF RAPID TRANSIT

The Rapid Transit rramways Company railway deal
has progressed far that the management OF the Tramway
Company yesterday formally turned the Rapid
Transit Company The business OF the Tramways Company
will be carried until the confirmation failure nego
stiaeShs nndcr~a by the Rapid Transit Company
The first and radical that Wifi be iade BE- The
Rapid Transit Company the taking off of the mule
King and the Waikiki Road as the present
terminus OF the Rapid Transit line in McCuly tract
Until the Rapid Transit line is extended all the way
Kapiolan Park the Tramways Company will
Waikiki Road from the terminus of the Rapid Transit
towards Kapoani Park the Tamways Company meeting
each of the Rapid Transit the terminus.
This schedule goes into effect this morning the tram
ceasing their midnight last night that in all
probability the public has the last of the
King street
Mr.. Pain will still remain manager of the mule lines
until the final ratification OF the negotiations subject
control of the Rapid Transit COMPANY
AS the systems will technically be separate fares
usual will be collected both the Rapid Transit and Tram
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02

1t is a curious coincidence that the
Tramways system should have been in
augurated on the King street line on
January /, 1889, and cease on the same
day in 1903. The Advertiser of January
2, 1889, has the following to say of the
inauguration of the mule car system:
"The tram cars did a heavy traffic.
the opening day, New Years, on King
street where they ran. 1t was a very
unsatisfactory service for the public,
however, as hundreds waited at the
corners for belated cars only to be dis
appointed, the fullest complement al
lowed being already on board. The
company should have had double the
cars on the line that 1t had. Otherwise,
the traffic seemed to be conducted with
out much friction. 1t will be well il
permanent effect be given the preven-
ton of over-crowding-a grievous nui-
sance observation-disclosures the virtue in
- - - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02

Japanese residents generally cele-
brated New Years day by making of
it holiday. Sun-disk flags fluttered
the Mikado spent the day in making
calls, attending the japanese theater
in the evening and participating lin
various amusements. Their New Year
really falls on January 2, but all de-
cided to unite with the white residents
in celebrating on the regular New Year
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
Clark
Blood
Mixture

THE WORLD-FAMED BLOOD PURI
FER AND RESTORER.
10 WARRANTED TO CLEAR ThD
BLOOD from all impurities from
whatever cause arising.
For 6crofula, 6curvy, Eczema, Skin ane
Blood diseases, Blackheads, Pimples aAe
Sores Of all kinds, 1t 10 a never failing sas
permanent cure. !,
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Sores on the Neck.
Cures Sore Legs.
Cures Blackhead or Pimplos ~ IL
Face.
Cures Scurvy.
Cures Ulcers
Cures Blood ana Skin Diseases.
Cures Glandular SwellinEs.
Clears the Blood from all impure mAtt9A
From whatever cauDe Arising.
1t Is real specific for Gout and hhsu-
matte pains.
It removes the cause from the BiosA
and Bones.
AZ this Mixture 10 pleasant to the taste.
and warranted free from anything injuri
Gus to the most delicate constitution 81
either sex, the Proprietors solicit sufferer
to give 1t trial 20 test it, value.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
Crying for Help
Lots of it in Honolulu But
Daily Growing
Less.

Backache Is one of the first indica-
lions of kidney trouble.
1t is the kidneys first cry for help.
Heed 1t.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
what Is wanted.
Are just what overworked kidneys
need.
They strengthen and invigorate the
kidney; help them to do their work
never fail to cure any case of kidney
disease.
Reed the proof from a Honolulu oiti-
zen.
Mr., Charles Comey. OF Cyclomere
street, this city, one OF the many per-
sons who have tried Doans Backache
Kidney Pills with great advantage, re-
lates his experience thus: II have been
hack driver for a number or years
past and this Is an occupation In
which, through exposure 10 weather
and much jumping up ana down from
the vehicle, one IN particularly liable 10
kidney complaint ! suffered myself
from lame back for a long while, ana
In my anxiety 20 get rid Of Il tried
several things which dld not reach the
root ~ my trouble, An advertisement
acquainted me with what grand work
Deans liaekaehe kidney Pills we're
doing, ana ! got some ~ them ~ the
Holllster Drus CO.'S store, ! used them
and Win very much proni, for they 20
lleYed my back wonderfully
Doans baekache Kidney Pills are
foF sale ~ OIL dealers or seat w mall
on receipt ~ price, ~ cents per bon
BY ihe iiolllflrr bIuE 60, Honolulu,
sholessls sssnls fsI tbs lissslleR
Iplsnds
liemsutsF lbs nsms Dssg's sRs taks
NO elhss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
'pUNAHOUS
WIN FIRST
Defeat Customs
In a Hard
Game. y

There p.ere tiuos ,,ho, ga, ho,a,,.u
/ ,.,,,.. 80. a., -
Il C,s,,,,,.., a., p,,,,,, u"."'.' ""u wv
a., .a o,.h,,,,ia ses'e'u"s was az
ag6in f3niS.rll.a lsa,i l. ',,, us ol'e
,gaiy.o edt, i.,l.,s . Us ''ie eoupns
4 v,ha, ,na Co., - - 49, "'o''yn's
,,iai LIZ, -. -, "'S o"' W ""Ne
49, h,. a., ,rsa,s,s "as ,'aue
go ~ ,,,,t,o,.',, ''' ''''''0e' Vi 'he eieh-
Tha 80, L.. -,
r,o ., a. .,,,,. w peo-
a.. anu ,'sht hear'hs
M - " ivy 'ne exhibition.
I p,,,,aSa,, -, -, ~ 'ne SAINT oiu
,,.,.,, III. eNoep'ioh Oh
-, -, rI,. ""o '"Aes INC
,a,, -, 80, VIC e"'hse peins
,ha - ~, ~, o'',s upon
oa,,a ,r ,,,,,,, -, Nus'oi's
-. "i'eia''o,,s III .he
80 ~, 80, -, ~ n'o.p"'y oWihs
| ~ L,,t oan' WIZ W."
Vs. 49,, ~, ,o' 'ne MaN'his' was
nc" man. PC
~ '"e ''. '"i.e, aiio'her ne"
| re-" ', "'' a. Seeo'u anu w hour ol 'he
N,.i"eiS was win "isoh III risht heiu
- ',e pay was iair
a"u 80, ."e '','v VI me SEASON spoke
e"'ne "as WI, II, inc seVeh'h ny soihe
pS ,, n.s gnu iioi''n was no, ioohins
~. 81 'o,' me pi'en'hs oe-
pa ''i'en, Vi 'ne winners was IN lair
snaDe' '.e oiu,ii'e's showing III me
ae'.e Hi.ose'her Tue promise given
was os h,sn.'ass pay turing .he sea-
o"' VI "''iv' ',e s"''c ses'erua! may
D e IN" as iiiui! curtain ,a'ser, anu
VI , 9oiie nc" 'a,es al, aiohs 'ne me.
| VIZ" M s",e's pas, 'n''u "
~. '"e SAINT so' W secoiiu Oh bap-
~, 'ooi me- seoiihs oh o,eere liner
.,h ""' w h'sh toi 'iiiru' aitei
p,e.'s steal S.eere so' 10 second put
uieu 'nere' WIN Two out Marcaiilno
'nieW L'sii',ah srouIuer 10 the renee
~, s'pe' he"u anu 'iie runner seoieu
| ~ N ''''''iS VIC pia'e'
| ,,'ihS het'eu ho'hiis
| I. 800, So " 'hiio' 'i'e
us,cl,' aims " senu d man W nrs''
NO ,"i ,aae iui nisneu 'i'e feature Oh me
w, "''h sp'u,uiu s'op anu assist IN
uoup'e pi's' lucher got the hrst MT
| cieaily over second
| WIN one out III the iourth A mar
a'iin' "as saie on h"a error anu
when |oohe puii,eu pre'thy Ahthohy
ua'l''s ,nre" 70 the renee ana Marcai.
niio 'aiieu' po"ers uoupie scored
h"h ~no was sale On a. Marcaiiino
iio'ai Nv anu po"ers scoreu'
uoup'e pay ehuins .he INNING
| INC MN iouhu "a'erhouse sure on
soou III. ana second On passed pail
wv Sacrilees sent MN nome put I'm
pe ihoi'psoh seeiheu 10 tnihk there
NO" "o,ne'nihs iorceo ABOUT ~ anu
,a'leu "a.erhouse OUT at the pia'e,
uec's'oi' Wi'hou. Preceueht since tne
soou o'u uays Oh FOUNDERS out loyalty
pous acceP'eu 'he uecisioh' Mar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
ClARkE'S BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION. - Purchasers of Clarhss
they get the genuine article. Worthies.
limitations and substitutes are sometimes
palmed on by uuprincipled vendors. The
Drug Company, Lincoln, England" are
engraved on the Government stamp, ea0
'Clarke's World Famed Blood MixturO''
NONR ARE GENUINE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02

this case is owing partly to the inter-
ference of the police. The remedy. how
ever, must not be effected at the sacri-
flee of public accommodation. but by
the company being obliged to supply
a sutiiciency of cars for every emer-
gency."
In the initial timetable of the com
pany published at the same time, head
ed Opening of the King Street Line"
it read: ITO insure punctuality. it is
requested that passengers will, as far
as possible, join and leave the cars at
the corners of the blocks
''They are also respectfully cautioned
against attempting to enter or alight
from the cars whilst in motion; to see
that the ticket handed them In return
for their fare is actually torn from the
drivers strip; to retain that ticket dur
ing the journey. and to destroy 1t on
leaving the car"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF WON.
DERPUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Clarkes Blood Mixture is sold In bottles,
Is sd each. and IL cases containing sii
times the quantity. ils-suflcient to effect
Of long-standing cases-By ALL CHEM
.sT and PATENT MEDICINE yEND-
ORS throughout the world. Proprietors.
TIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, Eng
And. Trade mark-"BLO0D NIxTURNh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
0laa Sugar Co, Ltd.
ASSESSMENTS.

The twenty-fourth' and final assess
ment OF 1000 or two dollars $4,000 pnr
share has been called to be due and
payable December 20, 1902.
Interest will be charged on assess
ments unpaid ten days after the same
are due at the rate of one per cent 40
per month from the date upon which
such assessments are due.
The above assessments will be pay
able at the office of The b. r. Dilling-
ham Co.. Ltd, Stangenwald building.
(Signed) ELMER T.. PAXTON.
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co.
May ~, 1909. 1888
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-01-02
PUNAHOUS.
Score by innings

Earned PunahOus q, Customs 2,
Two base hits iioNers ana hieere
Double plays slsnre a. sQper a. Mar
oalilno, runha a. slsnrei hanfarlans ~
Kinf,
struck or iiy nabhlit by william
son 8, BY Iionan q
lahsoj balls Underwood q Anthony
VIA pitches Williamson
i'Wpilef iileah0n ANA 'fhumps0n
scorer - " raurT
The Columbus journal., 1903-02-18

carefully selected and includes many
veil known faces among which u Charles
A. EarD Gardner, the greatest German
singing comedian on the stage today.
We are promised IN abundance Of hand
some scenery, wonderful mechanical
elects and mysterious electrical devices.
Gus G. Becher has received word Of
the death February Sd, Of Hrs. Lncrstia
L. kniseisy Of San Diego, Csiif. She
v1s 81 years old and has been . resident
Of San Diago since hsving Columbus
about twelve years ego. She leaves two
Gssefs. Nm G. ". Sssvens Of Linda
Vista. Calf, Ms Loran Clark of Los
Angeles. Calf, and q brother. L A.
Hannon Of Fremont, th1 state, also one
niece. Nm William Brysua of Lind.
Vista Mr.. Beeher has recsived word
that he has been mentioued in her vii
q administrator Of the estate. At the
request Of Nm knia3sy her body W.
crsmassd and intefmsns made IN the
esmseeFy 1t Los AneelsA
-Ths program for the Fsrmsfs' Insti-
sute which VII Be hsld IN Naennefchor
hall IN CoiumbW Tuesday md Wednes-
day Of next veak has been slightly
changed The following i the rsvi1sd
program: Tsod.y sfssEnoou s.ninn,
Prsventinn of animal dDsase, Dr. A. 7.
PseeA Sests univeEity; UtilHing The
euEn efup, and fRm dairyine. L d. Still
soa oe ToEk; 6nrEhum poisoning IN est-
IL, Dr.A Avuy, Se.ss university. Even
ing ssGn beginning ss 80 O'Clock,
OnamaatA tzss planting, RW. C. s.
HnI1oa of Tock Wednasdsy morning
9 o'eioek, Cars md manaesmnt of poul
u, L 2. Gsss1sy. sosth Dalmes; P,ain
food nd Paain enoGnG. Nm Bertha d.
Lava HnnnueA Wednnday sfssrnoun
sInn, Adv0taeD oe N slfalfs eoanfry
m Ghssp isshag. Il r. 6fssasy; Dumss-
tie oEiDeD N 0dDcu<inn, Nm BaFtha D.
LSvs; La.aa hsoa T. Z. Gfsslsy.
Ths G1suD I'D eehsn vho hsye ben
mtsEs1esd N arranging ths program ~
that tis ak1Rdnnee q then mootinGu
vn dsesr1Ds vhsEhr q mt . Gnilnz
nseis11s vll b I'D M ysaE. An n
1yifd - aEt0d the nosEmA Vhieh
hsvs bsaa paasssd lr IL WGx1stisa a
IL H1hE
The Columbus journal., 1903-02-18


hsve bssn taksn out Of the public library
has necs.ltased the library board to
bssp the rooms open three days m the
vsak insssod Of to - heretofore. Tues
day. ThuDdsy and Saturday sftesnoons
and evenings. the public are welcome IN
the library rooms to receive books and
magazmss for reading.
Report Of the thermomseer regissr.-
toa reached al the way down to %
below vero for early Monday morning.
Tie eUvefnment thefm0mssef Of C. C..
6fsy registered L. below Wm- Roth
slid thss st : O'Clock It W. Is bal0v 1t
his place, while John Glner oys it W.
Is below. A t1linman coming down
hum Spalding ciaimed It ~ 19' below
ss thst plsee.
-rhs Hlmphzsy Ls.dR oys: Word
~ rscsivsd b. 2 p. DEaks oas d.y hse
vosk that Martin uiohan. vho ~
rspnsssd - hsvmg disd m Dsvsun City,
AlaskA, some tv0 webs EGO, had eum-
uitssd Ricida. Ths nfKmatica rDsuiv-
ID By H. Dfaks ~ through N undsr-
takR N Dswsm City. Tim VII b
seRfdn9 nsvs 70 tie many ffisnds cf
III. md Nm nohan-
-Ths Colunb1s High SCHOOL bowling
tsam eunsEing oe 1ianlsr. Put, Eli
ct, Osbutn md Howard vsnt 70 Pts-
nnnt Ssssrdsy md Playsd esm0 thsEe
With rsPrsssstsdv0 of tie High seAool
sanma oe OUahA md Trumnat, our huvu
lang in both ontssfA Ths Omahns
senEd $40 PIN md Cnlnmh1s 1907;
Rrmnst SR Cnlunb0 aoel h uue
hsvs bMR a a dsy With ths Co1nnhO
N40 - tg - e.Pahas q daing nscA
boffR VuRk
The Columbus journal., 1903-02-18
District A. and Vicinity.

We predict hugh water this sprinS, %
do the musk rats and ants.
Mercury kept below Zero all day Sun
day, and Il below Monday morning at
Nearly all the members OF Henry
Ensers family are down SICK with some
thing like grippe. or very bad colds.
Farmers are beginning 20 inquire sor a
better variety Of seed oass than they
hzye; oats have been 4 partial failure
With than TOR the Last sro years
The svo psss that Harry Hickok has
ben tssding as Home farm thus winter.
eoniseing Of a steer and a Gov, were
drivsn to market Monday. They we're
soId to Willie Dinnsen vho vii ship
thsm from Columbia
Il doss sssm - though some one UT
. little snsasprlss and some sxpsrienes
eould do vi 70 start snkxhnn factory
The Columbus journal., 1903-02-18

"A farmer asys that old people 60 out
too shinly clad vhsn they 60 about their
feeding and othsr chores. They leave
warm room after saslns q warm meal,
and thsR cold ssizss them and pneu-
monia sets In. We cannot be too care
ful The world vii not fall to pieces If
We do not get our work done N hurry.
I would rather bs little slow than pay
Q big doctor bill. Let alone the suffering.
I once built fence IN q drixzle- drozzie
Of rain. caught cold and vas bedfast for
two mouths and paid the doctors enough
70 build score of such fences.
The Columbus journal., 1903-02-18

near Columbua Our supply Of Old sDr-
gcnn moiaaDes hAs ran OUT and the
neishbors' sorghum ditto. II there is
anything more wholesome than nsv sor-
znum laaDes. vnas u Ir,
Fred Lnckey and George Enees each
loaded what cattle shsy have bssc feed
ing and shipped them Sunday night OF
last week 20 Omaha md ve suppose
they were On the markss early Monday
morning. We do not know what SUCCESS
shsy bad, ths bunch euaasesd Of mi1sd
lot Of sesan. cow I'D hsifsrA The ca
tls marhse dDs not bssp pc. With the
bnR maekDs tn vls1.