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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27
DIPLOMATS FOR DIPLOMACY.

President Roosevelt is credited with
desire TO bring about one reform in
the public service that all Americans
will see the need for. and particularly
those Americans whom business or
lpleasure have taken into foreign lands.
This proposed reform begins in the con-
sdIar service. but the presumption is
that IL will be carried thence upward
through all grades and that there will
presently come TO be a class of An1eri-
cans trained 10 the trade Of diplomacy
as there is like class in every other
first class nation. Indeed, it is only
by the training of such a class of men
that America can hope to achieve in
diplomacy those victories which will be
commemorate with the victories she is
calculated to achieve in industrial arts
and. if need be. in war.
The reform urged and at present be-
ing actually in process of being car
ried out is a reform in the consular
service which will eliminate from it |
altogether that vicious system under !
which rich consulates have been given
altogether as a reward for political ser
vice and not because of any particu-
lar fitness of the men appointed for
such positions. The statement is made
that, hereafter, consulates will be filed
only by men fully competent to promote
American trade and to look out for
American interests, and the interests
of Americans, in the broadcast sense.
and that as fast as is humanity possible
viii be weeded out of this
branch of the public service. 1t fol-
lows. naturally. that there will come in
time to be a system OF promotion for !,
the benefit of men who have done good
service in the consular corps, and
presently it will be possible for bright
young Americans to really look toward
diplomacy as a career. in which the {
prizes win be worth while and which I
[ will not be in the power of poll l
icians at home to blight at every
.hange in the political control of the
government.
OF a surety it was worth no Ameri- o
ans while to school himself for diplo- !.
macy when his only chance of a career :
ay in the success of his party-and at h
hat in his own power to show he had y
cen sufficiently instrumental to that q
uceess to earn an Office for reward. q
Tnder this system, naturally, Ameri- h
ans of diplomatic bent studied law. II
nd went into politics. There was no o.
Their road. II
With the diplomatic career taken out -
politics we may hope to see Ameri- A
ans achieve the same primacy in this b.
r. that thew have been able nv their &c
mble wit to win in most others. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

A PAIN IN THE CHEST is natures
warning of a threatened attack of
pneumonia. Dampen a piece OF flannel
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind
over the seat Of pain. and another on
the back between the shoulders. One
application gives relief Try it. Ben
son, Smith & Co. Ltd, wholesale
agents, sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27
TIE FOES OF AaR1UuLTURE

The statement is made by the agri-
cultural department at Washington
that every year insects infiict damage
to the growing crops of the United
States to the enormous total of$35O, O00,-
600, or about the value of all the wheat
crop. \ table is given setting forth
the destructive power of the twelve
leading families of bugs and worms as
follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

If forty-fve men work sixty days
without passing any appropriation bills
except for pay and expenses. how long
will it take to pass the budget in extra
session?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

wos Gil will now have a chance 10
show his skill in making his temporary
injunction against Vasquez permanent,
and the fact that he is called provi-
sional president VIII not stand in the
way of his being actual dictator.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

The work being done by the farmers
is of such a character as TO insure the
very best results from future expert
ments. and to influence the legislators
TO make provision for institutes all over
the islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

1t is to be hoped that Kaniho has not
permitted the habit of saying no to
get such hold on him that he viii so
respond when he gets back to his
church and prayer meeting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

Missouri boodlers have been detected
by the fact that they tried to change
$1,000 bills. One of the results of
paper currency instead of gold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

II the Chinese question comes to be
one OF chestnuts Russia proposes to
show the presence of a few succuIent
ones in the Bears grip.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

The Trusts viii go to the Supreme
Court Of course. but Knox has one fall
to his credit in the bout.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

President Roosevelt's exercise canter
Of fifteen miles indicates the kind of
resting strenuous man does.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

The question might be asked if a yell
low journalist, who declared that Knox
was made Acknowledgement by the
Trusts. has displayed sufficient capacity
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27

to be elected to the presidency on a
platform of opposition to such man as
Roosevelt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27
WA. G. IRWIN & COMPANY, Id
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Western Sugar Refining Co., Ba1
Francisco, Cal.
Baldwin Locomotive Works, PAil&AaI
Phia, Pa.
Newell Universal Mil Co., Manufas
turers OF National Cane Shredder, New
York, N. Y.
Parafine Paint Company. San Fr&1
cisco, Cal.
Ohlandt & Co., San FrancfDco, Cal.
Pacific Oil Transportation Co.. sAs
Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27
Honolulu Iron Works Go.
STEAK ENGINES

BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS. COOL
ERS, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery OF every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships b1acksmithing. Job work
executed on shoI test notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27


To health and happiness is Scrof-
ula-as ugly as ever since time
immemorial.
1t causes punches in the neck,
disfgures the skin, infames the
mucous membrane, wastes the
muscles, weakens the bones, re-
duces the power of resistance to
disease and the capacity for re-
covery, and develops into con-
sumption.
"A bunch appeared on the left side Of my
neck. 1t caused great pain, was lanced,
and became running sore. went into a
general decline I was persuaded to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla. and when had taken
ak bottles my neck was healed and have
never had any trouble Of the kind since"
MRS. K. T. SNYDER, Troy. Ohio.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-27
Hoods CarSGPGriLLd
and Pills

Will rid you of Scrofula, radically
and permanently, as they have
rid thousands.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
0anif airfenat.

s Sonirreresis 2sb pentes, ifsIge
"Tanneuirfe", isIeerbe 2Rrere til
NDiteo SsiffoIe ira Dn,ru1orf: Gn7so.
tbeol. 8. e. Mpr0m nieo $nitru
fsot garoenfletb), SSiifoIeIRnr apa.
Ie, en- Horonlunb meo uaIminDeIis
gobe gpner iom Soreoraesbolber,
liant Wargreibe aniioien, 2nrerinSe
ira 8iborg Realifole. 3 oenre ltge
begprOes Der paa SpfereIien al en-
8Dmnaitifial. Zen opisres | norif
Stil nreo ct DO JOB bsit Earn, %
fcntnrer, at osniine eiter en- Sfitie, pi
bar Jet al ben. til at tase Jig upper.
lig no. Sele 9pgningen bliper 24x64
6ob (42 JOB bsi); Serai bliper 24x50
6oo 8pnnaitifial, Reiten inorettes til
Babe. % Smflnbningsoprelier.
Bnn Den banlfe airfes Sfole
Ges Woines boloes | oenne llae Gro.
men, Soritoen SfoIeraaoet, Der bill
upre tiliteSe | ben gnleSning, biz
Samiunoets Stprelie iamies Ger for
at boise WsSe.
Baitor R. 3. 9enneien, en- al
Den Sor. airtes Greiter, er bsb | lit
Stem / Oregon, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
Stpras til Srscl | &eoaiems
Strfc, HaIocrS.
Nprn sprinos. Ga. sote Mat 100

Rora Springs, Sa, 3otc Mat 1908.
iii 9ecorabF 8piteu!
Snolust SeIpb S64.25 er inoiamIet al
ll~uoer;esueoe iii SiGIp til Gr8el / &eOalsns
airte. 8albsrs, RorSe.
8iperues Rapue err:
Wtr % Mrs &nuo 8 Rlemesruo SO; Sa'
ralo q aleme8ruO. . 3 SpsbplO', s 6
@pplerun, Spbu 6 9oplerHb hper S.; Wrs
Z b Norobp, 8pul Sanien. d ? Srdger
bper So; 8uibranb 3uerieu. Ole Sperlen
bper $50 Gabriel : Gotten, WrS 81 !
tpttsu. Seurp j. Gor0bp. 9aurIts Norobp.
linton SperIon, Carl . Rotobu. German
Q alemesruo. Martin & &lsmesruo, Spuer
q alemeStuo. 9ermlaH & alemesrno. Carl
& Garllen Mrs Hubion, Mrs @uri Cop
leruo, Slelne bper 81, Mrs Mime 2 Sdu'
gen 81 so; @2rs Curt SottCu) Stogea 20
Cts. Ntiis Cline . Ytoe, Yttis gtaria :
atoe. Sper 81 Aorbbp. SlapuS 8 Rprobp,
Nltls BuueiIo Z 8au9ea, Saralo Z San'
gen. ScHrn Senoridien, Rels Y NIpIou
ppsr so Cts; Ole 5plei'eu ST..
Seq haates, at mango uiI pGre wso %
,biGlps i bsnue apoe Sag. iaa BE- tan iaa ct
gpbt Crssl / i'm airte Der biemms.
ga jea M itaar iGrois I'll at tase mig en-
eur til Rprse msp 8i,iuseipast, iua piI lea
lutte reo en- ueuIis Stlien III ole. babe
8laoets Reoaftipn % mango SGiers.
8uib 8. alemesruo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

og Baft. S. Sobanien, felp hanif oe
Brett blanot oalife pda geitpfiten. bon
ifrepet ON bore banife grpore oa beres
Geltaeelie / ben nprise Spnoses arbeibe.
timber ge6aublinsen at Spnoocpreiternes
%lloonnneIie far Seitifriftets Sprfatter
nbfsrlig gioet 9eifeb nm cen tbife Dtiss
ioitriipnobes Smsoefommenbeb mob Den
nprife Supobe. 8oit. s. S1Iporieus
Seitifrift oil bare t~iertomment for ale
Dem, Der srifer at fienSe BET Sdmfuro.
be til6srer, % ion ct paaliSeligt biitorii.
grbeibe bar bet ogiaa me9en @Groi for
ubeufpritanenbe.
gogen ubgisr 456 Siber, bar en- tlar
Srbf og er mutt inbbuubeu. Sen lebias
ses at o~rfring so giaeber.
8oeeu tuiier 81 rs % beIiues hos 2utb
8ubL Souie. DEBORAH. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

Bird of royal birth and station,
Oft my childhood thou didst charm,
With the trilling flute so tender
On the happy Valders farm.
Many years of divers struggles
Have encountered you and me,
Since / left your home and country
Far away beyond the sea.
Still a fond remembrance fills me,
Fresh in love and cherished hope,
As / think about thy capers
On the pine-clad mountain slope.
In the morn when sunshine scattered
Beams of fire athwart the lea,
On the pine or weeping willow
Burst thy strains of jubilee.
When the sun in yonder westland
Drew his swords of silver hue,
From the lips of drowsy pillows,
Sweeter still thy music grew.
Soft and tender as the brooklet
Fell thy voice upon my ear,
With a charming touch of Heaven,
Pure, beguiling, sweet and clear.
Oft the twilight breeze did carol,
Shook with melodies my soul;
But it's signing strains soon vanished,
when thy music sought control.
When thou scared for pleasure north
ward,
Ladened with the joy of May,
Then the hardy sons of Northland
Rose to listen to thy lay.
And the maidens, fair and blushing,
At the loom or spinning wheel
Rushed with sudden firt and futter
Outside with enchanted will.
On the breeze thou sailed delighted,
Painting forth a stream ~oflove,
Like an angel, strayed, departed,
From the sunny CLINE above.
Oft my thougts to thee are bending,
Thinking of the early years,
When l listen to thy futing
Till my eyes grew dim with tears.
Would that l again could meet thee
On some fragrant mountain slope,
And with childhood spirit listen
To thy song of lov and hope.
Leagues of sea and land are lying
Stretched between thy home and mine,
Still thy notes inspire and fill me,
Lift my soul to spheres devine.
Time and distance cannot part us,
You and l have kindred ties;
Spirit which uplifts and guides you,
Also in my bosom lies.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
Hurif SiaOmGno paa Hctie.

"4orSiite NInoc" i Nep gorf ifri.
oer:
9r. Gbr. BicrIei1, McoreOotter al
"2rcb,aoet" i &]riitonio. cr iortioen
her / @gen ior al ilmIc %n0tpf Al
Tur2olo % tFott irrlt8 Gmigru'
lions, ~ Ir5cio&IorhoINe.
Ncolttercn fom hiN meo "Gcoric"
/ 'orri8c ll1r citcr ell / mango 0er.
iNnHtr heiNiR &eiit. 0ien lit 2grinoe
iom Horreiponocut ira G~crnn0ampe'
Yen if han od1r.ig Autronins til at
yeate. Ia ser bIdnOt Gmi9ronterne
ioreiGI0t ct Mr. aoppctiIiT.ocr, ioml
1iorNc BET ~neNocnNi9t at mterupre
Dem, 'ao " bleo utll9IUn8eltge Ipr
tie &Ia@ics NIaiuRcrcr.
Get er 9r. Sierlsffa &enii8t at
reiie 10 til %eiten ior at sisre Jig be.
fier0t meo sc norife 6orboloe oerlSe.
'aapel / gperne JONI paa 2anoet.
Rad port Sper8@mual ON. boorIe'
oeS man tunbe baoe 0aab ON at itanie
Gmigrationer ira Norge, ioareSe ne.
Saftsren, at ban ior Eiebliffet aniao
ll0oanbrinseu ior berettiaet, 90 Dor.
baIoere pur i~ortpileOe &an0et oper
bIanbt ale &Easier. % at man life
.ear iorplietet til at 30 al Suit for
TatriotisnEen2 Sfgl0. @i maa. no.
tate han, lPre Solicit at uonptte San.
bets &jG.pefi,Sr - 5porai oct bar
mango - iaa oil Gnrigrationen itanb.
ie al iis ieIp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

FRA Durham, Spoafrifa, mehbeleS, at
Scu tufe SpSpcIsSdmper ~@attis~,
for Hpis Sifterheo man t oct i~etere
or beanuSt at iii noact Gnaitelig, ben
30te Woi pasiereoc 8urban pau
8ei til Saoita0en.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
Rne 6ptBicr fuuht Sen lite Slr

Rpc Optbirr frrot Sen lite Snmi
Steh | aarunL, &opeoitoo / &rontien.
On Then fslpf poa 8ooeu npgteoe at
InItre @pIiticts Srbre ON al ipreoe
iiQ, bporpaa belle @oruiionen bIen
faIht no "a nnRrcb SIoffer me0
hraare Soerb. Wauqe bIep iaorct,
% 900 orrciterct. Sercre bTeb Sp.
rfrSFofFcn foriterfet % bcgprotc at
fu1fe ginbuer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
9pna Ghriitiaus Srur SsS. 9rin:

Ss,,Iius al SIeSptg~Soliteu, en- pnere
@ror Of apna Gbrtitiar al Gaumarf.
afgif ben lite 2ltni peb Dsoeu i st.
itboe. San bar fsbt | @ottorp /
1924. = 1883 in6gtf ban / morgo.
notiif s@ateitab meo en- GIiIobefb al
3trgfor, hnem aona Gbriitior ifiRr.
feSe SitcIcn al 8rcoinoe RoeIt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
sprriaes Splfcmruasc ubuior

peS llosangen al Aaret 1902 5.l9S..
752 8erioner. bpiIfet iamnenIignet
meo iorealaenoe SGlliug ptier en- iii.
pert al 1884 eler 0.45 psf. Zen
reiatipt Gilbert er imielerti0 Iaperc
emo bpert ioresaaeHSe S.aars S9i.
ling.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
Sgina ct Srcmaatsfurbnnb.

@Ia0 / @ueno$ Npre8 mcoocler, at
Der ifnl pare l(nbcrbarblinger igong
mcacm Irlentino, Gbili % @raii.
lien nm Ell Nuinncc mcnem biSie ire
iDonmerifonife RcpubIifer. SSiplge
bcnur Iatouce ifllI6e De ba Itaa 10.
Iihoriife / 1ilirJbe al, at nogeu al
sc ire RepltbIifer3 SuDerpnitet ifltl.
Be trlreS al noQcn europriif WoQt.
Terrpit ifuIoe be as bipIomotiif Rel
tiIbnhe i'm WrIIcmfomIt t SiIfpIbe al
@onilift meIlem noaen eltroppiit Nn'
tIon % Ell ipoamerifonif RcutbIif
u0enior Iuianceu. @uoeIig ifuIoe
Ncttc (remnQt&iorbutN bore en-
2IoQ3 PoIitirolt, ser ifuIoe itQe df
iorcbnQ0e Strio % @ronQel meIIem
Sc mango imoa iN0omcrifanfc nc,
pltbIifer in0bnrocS. - NoRer off.
chef NcfrUitcric GIIcr @erpgteIie al
bcrnc Meh6cIeIic io1r man ncppe for
set isrite, ga Observation-Disclosures fol
hare pGrct iert / al 0cmmeIighe6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
Sra uolanoet.
Get rnslife MariueSepartement

bar bcIuttet life at lahr Here 9rigs-
ifibc bp9ec | liSIaioet, &c piT bpeee
fine SrigSfartsjer ieIp berefter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

csrnn tmrnocue er MI iipro mco
OF tugta Ell Al oe oorsrite Stommcr
/ &gier. rIer Fi6tiI bar De tommet
baarligt ira Get. Ce irdrife Sropper
trprgte iorIeoen Tag inc i 5iglia.
men iuSen De fom ioo Iangt, bapbe
De tiRutpet N bel Dag, 90 80 SoI.
batter bIeu orpbt. @na et onSet Ste0,
GieHnore0 Oar, er ogIoa Situatio.
ren fritiit, o. Ser mcI6eS ON beSpe.
rate aanlpe Der / Gme9nen, 3e
inbieote arigere bur her en- cueropI'
benoe 0oermagt. Gen rouife Sc.
reraIguoeru6r / Mgicr. Sonnnrt,
bar ienot ire forifieIi9e @iIitGraf.
oeIinger MOB De oprgrife Stammer.
men BET frDstes, at BET piI saa BEN
ale gait. gaogle Of be inofsbte
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

Stnulnier bar erfIrret en- ~beIig
arig~ MOB 6ranitnnnbene, % en-
anoen starn,e ital itrdffes, forbi Der
for nosIe Gage iioen bIep itiiot paa
8cneraIglperrsren unoer ct geise.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
G~oppcratipe Sdifabcr bar en- ianl

I"N - Nff
@Iomftringstio / GraIano og Sfot.
LAMB. Der or ioIt 100 iaabanne
ScIifabcr meo ct WcbIemsantaI al
100000. IiSe Selifdber har Ell
ionrlct aftiefopitaI al omtreut $780,
000, 000, % / forriae 6inansanr bap.
Be Sc en- Omirtniua al inlt $780,.
600. 1000 meb en- SortieneIte at ON.
firing $50,000,O00. elsie Speaper
bIep mcbbeIt poo Ell fooperntip apn.
ares. Tom for Chen boIbes | 9onca.
tier, GnqIano. Gisie Selifaber SRI.
per ItornteSe Soeratiorer / Don't
uIb$s, Gin, Silfe.. mo-, Sfotei.,
2Gbcr. % Scrnpore.S ubliitrierne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
X.StraaIcr FOR Grrft.

A'Sfrdalcr Tor NrFff. Yarter'
bIaSet "Matin" fortRller, of TO 2G.
ger | 2iue, Der en- Tio bar erperi.
menteret meb XsStraaIerS 8irfntng
paa arnftoanneIier, bar opnaaet
meget tiIirebsItinenbe ReiuItater. On
65 Iar gammel Dame, Der Ieo al
arGft | Wapen, blep bebanblet ipp
@onge / ire Waaneoer, % MI CT bun
fuIoitpuota belbreoet og Dor enoog
tilta0ei / gGgt. Get er MI ipp Waa.
neoer, iiben bun blep belbreoet, %
Der bar life piit Jig Segn til noget
SiLboaeinIo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

SumaftsHrn 'Suspeuneu' par 'es urDofa-
get f0t ienae iihra, % leg iunes ristie gox
tn ben / QUE Sele. Zen saar LEI o. arbei.
Der aoot 8 Sragt 90 Gsnts. Glue Hes
vetea, Glanorsaa z. Dali
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

Hrnplntioucn I ainn. CT TcleQronl
fra Saipon. irarF Snoo.aino, meb'
heIer. at 8cneraIauperner @eau CT
bIet pphoIbt | Soufiu pna 8r,tu0 al
Den alnorlinc Situotior | ben tiIIts.
benSe fineIIfe 8rooius 0ur.Non,
Foor RepoIuttouer ipreoer iia tuo en-
foruroItgenoe Wndoe. 200 frantic
llnberioatter heriteos er omriuget,
oa grbeioet poa 6png.E ie.9anen er
aFbrlibt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

Rauiduriet. 49, 6rn 3efing meb.
OcIeS. at enbel al De irpmmebc 81.
pIomater beriteoS 6or heunenbt Jig
til Oen rusiiife RepruieutnHt, 81.
2eSior, forot fan Gibt Splpsnins ON
Sitrntionen / Wonihuriet. men De
funbe Ii9e iaa goot ipurgt Ronoen i
Wonnen. 2eSiar ipareoe, at timber.
bnnbIingerne meIIcm RusIaro %
Selma ON Wnnif1uriet piIoe toqe lens
beIig Lana Gib, men ban furbe bog
lone, at GuSlonb life pilbe isge at
oprna ipecteIle Bripilegier for fit
eQet 8eofommenoe. Sc iremmeoe
IipIomoter bob 2eSior ON at oocr.
ienhe oerne iibIte GrflprinQ ifriitIig
til ben fineiiife Reaierire, ion bapoe
man ba I boert SaGo uoaet at boIhe
ia til, men BERTH iporeSe ben rus.
life Miniiter: Rei Saf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05
Rcre Wcnncifelaatuina.

Rere Rcnneifeilastning. - Som
ier meObeIt, ouoreb iorIeben Ell :cr.
fit 2roppeaioeling en- Sniureent'
borbe | 9pen Smerbeib % eioroe
9aal poa 200 al Den. Wen berne
Iffpre fremitiles III | ct eonife CIT.
oct ems. TiltrobS for De tprftife -.
f~icieIle Rapporter ON IiiGren bar De
.fremmehe 9oniuIer inoberettet, at
Der abIoI,it life innbteS nosen Sn.
urgent / Smeroeib, ga De tprtr7
Solbnter onareb gpen. Oct bar alt.
iaa life Sprsrere, men iimpeItben
8pcnS ireoelige na pGraeIeie SSub.
boonere, JON 5prferne meb folnt
VloO Qop ito til at iIaQte. Iisie
&oniulor. Rapporter hor bapt tiIfpl.
&c. al Borteu bar ubuppnt en- Som.
mission til at %urbcrisqe Saaen. -
Get er 10 Ben oQerIetteitc Waa0e N
fonme ira set pno.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-05

8aitor 5. q. WaIitaS. giIrefa,
&uniaS. er faIot til Brett for Renig-
beoen i gseipntor 8rope, 4ebr.
Gaitor arpgitao. isr / aoa.
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NOrthIand Nightingale.
BY Tbos. Ostensen Slime.

Bird of royal birth and station,
Oft my childhood thou didst charm,
With the trilling flute so tender
On the happy Valders farm.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-11
ABOUT ouR FRlExDS.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
How They are and Where They are.


MISS Florence Thorn, of Clarks-
burg, is the guest OF Miss jeanette
Hayes.
Miss Lillian Martin OF Kingwood is
visiting Mrs. Albert Fortney and will
remain until after Commencement.
Miss Bessie WhitehiIl arrived
Wednesday evening from Denver,
Colorado, TO be tue guest of Miss
Mande Ollie during Commencement.
o. E Swartz, a young Clarksburg
attorney With the tirm Of Davis and
Davis was here yesterday on legal
business.
.. B. Conway, a student OF the
University from Alma, Tyler county, is
i'll at the Phi Kappa Psi House. He
has typhoid fever
Howard Emmert, or Martinsburg.
who is extensively interested in coal
land in this county is here looking
after some matters in connection with
his holdings.
Prof. John II. Cox of the Univer-
slty has gone to Montgomery where
he will deliver an address at the
graduating exercises. From there
he goes to Shepherd College, where
he will deliver an address before the
literary societies on Friday evening
of this week He will also make a
visit to Harper's Ferry, returning
here the first Of next week.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-06-11
ICE cream soda at Ream's.

ARCH M. RICE has carnations on
sale Friday Saturday and Sunday of
every week. Corner Beechurst and
Front street.
Try Bonnie Belle cream, the new
drink at the City Fountain.
THERE is nothing more provoking
than flies. Why be bothered with
them when you can get screens so
cheaply of the II. c. Baker Hardware
Co?
In day or SO the festivities in
connection with Commencement
will be in full swing.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Wilbourn, daughter.
TRULY delicious in richness and
flavor; Ice Cream and Sherberts.
Parlor open. Orders delivered.
Gloss Fancy Bakery and Candy
Kitchen.
John e. Boyd, prominent citizen
of Martinsburg, is here on visit to
his son, Robert Boyd, who is recov-
ering slowly from an attack of ty
phoid fever at the Hartigan hospit
al.
THE contests for scholarships in
the School of Music at Commence
ment Hall will be an event of great
interest in musical circles. Several
contestants are entered for each
scholarship.
HE most delicious ice cream ard
ices served in our parlor. Vanilla,
Strawberry Caramel, Pistachio, Che,
colate, Blsque, Orange, Lemon,
Strawberry Sherberts. Any flavor
made to order. Gloss Fancy Bab
cry and Candy Kitchen.
THERE was man going along the
road last week. He had new wagon.
Some one asked him what make it was.
He told the inquirer that it was a
Kramer and he bought it from the
Baker Hardware Company He stat
ed that it was the best wagon on the
market.
ERIE gas mantles are good man
ties. The Stewart Plumbing COM
pany thinks they are the very best
to be had. They cost from ten to
thirty five cents each and may be
found in the new shop corner Chest
nut street and Chancery Row.
A FINE line of candy is carried by
c. W. Phillips. Lowney's in boxes
of any size may be had at the store
next the post-office.
A LADY went out calling the other
day and in some way got into the
kitchen. She threw up both hands,
saying, where did you get that
nice ranger" The lady of the house
answered THAT is Home Novelty
Range. | got it from the II. G.
Baker Hardware Company's store.
They are selling them cheap"