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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05
Confidence.

Choler-But reflect that you might
die tonight.
Spats-Oh, come off.
Choker-But life is very uncertain.
Spats--Say. | Endorsed friends
note for ninety days yesterday. He
skipped town this morning. I'll bet
you suit of clothes that I'm good for
another three months all right, all
right-New York Sun.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05
On the Duties of Parents.

Tommy" asked his grandmother
why would you rather be little boy
than little girl9"
because. grandma" replied Tom
ny. I'D rather be papa than man.
ma The mamma has to take care of
the children at home, hut the papa
just goes to the office. Little Chron.
tt.i;a
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05
Too Loud.

"Let me alone" he grumbled. what
on earth did you wake me out of q
sound sleep for?"
Because" replied the patient wife,
at was such a distressing sound."-
Philadelphia Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05

Never Judge woman's mind bv the
lime 1t takes her to make 1t up.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05

The highest manhood resides in dis
position. not in mere intellectn.-H
" Beecher
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05

" Many women and doctors do
not recognize the real symntom W.
Of arrangement of the femals
organs until too late. ~''
ct had terrible pains alon, ~.
spinal cord for two years and snfr.sa!
dreadfully. I was given difIeren.
medicines, wore plasters; none .;
these things helped me. READING y,
the cures that Lydia Il. PinlSham'..
Vegetable Compound has bronohs
about, l somehow felt that il w,s
what I needed and bought bottle IN
take. How glad / am that did so =.
two bottles brought me immense r.,
lief, and after using thEoc bottles mora
1 felt new life and blood SURFING
through my veins. It seemed ~
though there had been a regular houss
cleaning through my system, that all
the sickness and poison had been taken
out and new life given me instead,
have advised dozens of my friends to uso
Lydia r.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Good health IS indis.
pcnsable to complete happiness, and
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has secured this to me-
-MEs. LAURA L. BREMRR, Grown
Point, Indiana, Secretary Ladies Relief
Corps. $1,000 forfeit il original Of ab0ue letter
Drouing genuinsness cannot be produced.
Every sick woman who does not
understand her ailmcnt should
write Mrs. Pinlkham. Lynn,
Mass. Her advice is FREQ and
always helpful.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05

DIR. j. H. RINDLAuD. tspccialixn
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Fargo. n. ID,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-03-05

With a great many people honor
runs a close race with profit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
COONS ARE
AGAIN IN
THE TOLLS
POliceB eIieveThey
Have "Short
Man,"
tFrom Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily.)
There is good reason to believe that
the police have at last got to end of
the gang of thugs that has been COM
hitting depredations of all sorts in Ho-
nolulu for several months past. Yester-
day Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth came
in possession of information that led to
the issuance of warrant for the arrest
of Archie Williams, a negro who was
arrested some time ago on suspicion OF
being the last short man." and of
second negro, on a charge of highway
Chinese in the Moanalua district on the
night of March End. 1t is alleged that
Williams and his pal, who is unknown
as to his real name but who is called
Brady Clemens, chartered a hack and
went down into the Moanalua country
on sort of a foraging expedition. The
Chinese, whose name is not known to
the police, was out on the road with a
lantern when the hack ran him down,
and the two negroes leaped out OF 1t.
! Selling the lantern, one of the thugs
beat the Chinese about the head with
it so severely that his friends fear
serious result from the injuries infiict-
| ed. This was done, apparently, in mere
wantonness, for the Chinese had offered
no resistance.
Then they relieved him of several dol
lars in change, and left him in the road,
bleeding and unconscious. He stagger-
ed to his feet, after a time, and went
on to his own house, where medical aid
was called, and the next day the police
were notified.
Upon this showing Of facts, the war
rant was issued for Williams and the
man known as Clemens. The Deputy
Sheriff, however, received information
that there was third man in the gang
white man, hitherto unknown to the
police in this connection, and the Off
GERS were told further that the trio hat
planned a raid for last night, out in thu
Waikiki country. AS 1t was desired t
capture the entire crowd at once, l
possible, Chillingworth, with Detective
Renear and McDuffy, went out las
night and captured Williams, Clemens
and Charles Russell. all negroes, in
room In Palama. They were taken t
the Police Station and on being search
ed before being put in the cells 1t wa
found that Russell did not have eithe
money or other belongings on his per
son. Williams had few shirt button
in his pocket but no coin, and Clemens
only property was a mouth organ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
PRACTICAL HELP
FOR SMALL FARMERS

Editor Advertiser: appreciate your
efforts in behalf Of small farming, but
suggest that lack of land and difficulty
in production are not the only nor the
principal troubles. After land is OBJ
tanned and crops are produced. a mar
is as badly off as though he had no
land, or his crops had failed The mar
ket in. Honolulu Is but small, but even
II Is of little value to the small farmer.
The local dealers all have their arrange
ments made to import fruit and vege-
tables from San Francisco and VIII not
buy that locally produced. They state
that there is not enough produced To-
cally to assure a steady supply. ana
consequently they must secure a sup
ply from abroad, and having done so
they are unable 10 handle any more.
This may be sound from the dealers
standpoint but IL means failure TO the
small farmer, who has troubles enough
10 raise a crop without having II ieft
on his hands when II has been raised
In addition TO the above mentioned
difficulty, II In a fact that II the local
dealers do take some produce for sale
AS they occasionally do, their charges
are so high that there In no pront left'
Before small farming can be sue
cese here, some means must be devised
for disposing Of produce and at rea-
sonable cost
wELI~wIsHER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
Illness of the Pope.
WHAT THE FIRST ISSUE OF
=
0!St!a! and Commercial! Record
CONTAINS

The first issue of THE OFFICIAL COMMERCIAL RECORD
appeared on Monday March 2nd. 1t contains:
3 BY Authority Call for Tenders for Supplies
! By Authority Call for Tender for Erection of a Public
Building
l BY Authority Call for Tender for Erection of Bridge
l BY Authority Notice OF Appointment to Office
Notices of Sherifs Sale of Land Palama and Waikiki.
3 Court Notices of Summons for Divorce.
Court Notices of Hearings for Appointment of Admins
traitors
Court Notices OF Hearing for Allowance of Administrators
Accounts and discharge,
! Court Notice of Hearing for Probate Of Will.
Court Notices of Hearings Of Guardians Petitions Sale
Of Real Estate,
S Official Notices to Creditors.
3 Mortgage Foreclosure Notices,
- Corporation Notices Of Election Of Officers,
Corporation Notices Of Meetings,
Corporation Notices Of Lost Certificates.
! Corporation Dividend Notice
! Partnership sale sooe
Lodge Meeting Notices
Directory oi Names Addresses and Phone Numbers Of rs
Honolulu Lawyer
Directory ~ Names Of Agents Managers and PpstoAee Al
dresses Of All the aweiim sugar Plantations
Time Table oi all Ocean steamer 20 Arrive and Depart during
ths Month of March
Miscellaneous koef, Items snd fjioras
May " lsse lems appear IN no other lionoiup Paper
nAwAlIAs GAZETTE COMPANY Ito,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
Be Strong

Why not be strong' Why not have
q good appetite and good Digestion
Why not feel well and hearty all the
timer You can just as well have IL
your own way as not for there is
strength, vitality, power, and good
health in every bottle Of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Always keep it on hand. II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06

fThe points made by our correspond
ent are we'll taken, A market for home
raised produce must be created ana u
must BE- cold a. minimum cost for
charges
How 10 this % be accomplished
Moot producers 30 not i've near
enough io Honolulu "a come lnto town
ana sell their products and lho=" MO
o., fannoi anoTi ihr lime
Thrfe are iNp Nays ~ mseilns no
situation. one 10 fnr the small farmers
a. fern muiual afHsnlsail1n, ehieh
shall banale ihelT produce iilljlns the
fslfnte psp rata
Tbs iilileaill silh ihis piAn V ihsl
$40 pfuiurflf sff FfsiisfFii ~ nn'
fRoN TsNh either and A. nal p,isssss
eAliial sRessh ~ psl 80 ihs hsesg
fslg llspl fhffr epglt depbllsss slsa
! ~ . less " pssia sl'h pnl't ihsl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
CONGRESS COMES TO END
AMID JUB|LANT SCENES
The Total Appropriations We're More Than a
Billion and haIf-..Cannon Will Be
Next Speaker.

WASHINGTON, D. c. Mar. 4The Fifty-seventh Congress
end today amid jublation The galleries
expression good will retiring Speaker Hen
derson unanimously conceded The election of Cannon his
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
a ah,, n sSssss', :,

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
THERAPION. a aai, p .%sSss', .si
Acdy. used in the Continental Hospitals by Record
kostan, Jobert, Velpeau, and others, combines all
the dcsiderata TO be sought in medicine OF the
k,nd. and snrpasses everything hitherto employed.
THERAPlON No. I maintains its world
renowned and wei merited reputation for derangc.
nsnts OF the kidneys, pains in the back, and
Kindred ailinont, aiording prompt relief where
r<her well.triei remedies have been powerioss
THERAPlON No 2 forlmpuriiy Of the blood,
hurvy, pimples, spots, blotches pains and swelling
4 JOINTS, gout. rheumatism alldIsoascs for which
It has been tho much fashion TO employ mercury.
sIsaJarilla &C. To the destruction Of sufferers teeth
and ruin Of health This preparation purihes the
whole system through the blood aud thoroughly
eliminates all poisonous matter from the body.
vHERAPiON No 3 for exhaustion, sleep.
eseness, and all distressing consequences Of
aisspation. worry, uVcrSurk, &c. II possesses
surprising power ~ restoring strength aud vlgor IN
shose suffering from the eneryaung influences u
tong osidrnce N hot. unhealthy climates,
THERAPION 10 sold by the prmcI.J
Chemists and Mrrcl.nrs throu, hout the world
Pncs IA England. -. ~. and Ia Cd. In order.
Aag state which q the THO. numbers Is &c.
CURED. ana observe that the word " THrKspIoS .
siPeArs on the British Government Stamp On
vhiie lettars on red ground ar Kei % every
toDuine package by order Of lis Majesty Hon
conmisslonsrs, and without winch its iuHgry
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
!re mod in a POSITION 10 meet.

are not in a position TO meet.
The other method Is to have the gov
eminent market keeper receive and sell
all locally produced articles, charging
"A small commission. say ten per cent
for so doing, and RENTING the net pro-
ceeds to the consignor,
The government has the plant, ony
about one-half Of the market building
Is occupied A very few dollars for NJ.
tings ana a cheap clerk would be all
that would be required,
Certainly no government assistance %
the people would interfere less Win
private business, and none would be
more juslihabie in iis benshcenl re-
suits VIII not some legislator secure
the passage 81 an act providing Tor lhls
small asslsianceY " 30 ihr AdNnrilsrf
Nill undertake 90 have an act dfafi'a
a. ns ogn eHpsnse I'D AdNrTiiserl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06

BITTER THAN a PLATTER a
plsos ~ nannel dampfned Win cham
bsrlalDs Pain BALM ana bound 80 tbs
affected parts 10 sHlaIlnI ~ Rnl plaster
hhes troubled sl,h lams nafh, ~ pain
~ 49, slap nr Ohesi, HlNs u = iflal ana
100 afs frllsin a. ~ n,pls ihAn plsas.a
Nilh a. pgolnui gsllsf Nhleh ~ snpfds
Az dsalsls snl dFussipls psn u herl
Honl SAITH D 90 lia ssfnlf ff nsf
ssu IfuNplF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-03-06
THE FIR ST
American Savings 3
Trust Co.
OF HAWAII. LTD.

Capital, $3.50, 10000.
President ...................Cec Brown
Vice-President .........M. P. Robinson
Cashier ...................W. @. Cooper
Principal Office: Corner Fort and
King streets.
interest allowed for yearly deposits at
the rate Of ~ per cent per annum.
Rules and regulations furnished upon
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
CLAIMED BRIDE AND WAS KILLED

Robert Hill Shot Down by Father of Ris
Sweetheart.
News from Pine Mountain, in
Campbell county, Tennessee, says
"I.afe' Chadwell shot and killed
Robert Hill when The latter went
to Chadwell's house to claim the
daughter of Chadwell as his bride.
It is said the young people were en-.
gagged to be married, but that Chad
well had objected. When Hill
reached Chadwell's house words
ensued, and Hill was shot and in
stantly killed. The dead man is
said to have uttered threats against
Chadwell's life before going to the
house. Hill is said to have been
a half brother of Lee Turner, of
the "Quarter House" fame. Chad
we'll is known throughout Camp
bell county as the only man in his
section of the county who cham.
pioned the cause c.f the Conf1d~r-
acy during the civil war.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
FOUR HOMICIDE CASES TRIED.
Three Convictions and One Acquittal al
Kirgstree, S. @.

Three Convictions ana One Acquittal at
Kingstree, S. O.
Out of four homicide cases called
at the present session of the crlml-
nal court at Kingstree, Williams.
burg county, there were three con-
victions and one acquittal. The
most important of these were those
Of Lcnnie G. Myers for the killing
of his brother-in law, who received
a life sentence in the penitentiary,
and that of J. W. Boddiford for
the murder of his son, Robert, in
December last.
It seems that Boddiford met sew
eral members of the Gaines family
on the night Of the Gay OF the kill
ing not far from his home and q
quarrel ensued. A battle followed
in which pistols and guns were
used. When the smoke cleared,
Boddiford's son was found lying
dead on thu ground with a bullet
IN his head 1t seems the father
did not know his son was anywhere
about the place of shooting. The
bullet in young Boddiford's head
was the same size as the other bull
lets the defendant fired and it was
testified that this was the only pis-
IL of that callibre in use.
A verdict of manslaughter was
found and Boddlford gas sentenced
to five years in the psnitentiary.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
ENGINE is USED TO cHAs9ssa9 9GGS

Four Riehwaymen Pursued and Captured
By Men In Locomotive.
Near Cumberland, Nd, four
highwaym1n were chased four miles
along the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
way one night last week by an en-.
gine crew, while their victim, res>
cued from almost certain death,
sat in the cab and guided the pur-
suers.
Robert Mcdonald went to Con.
nellsville in search Of work. While
on his way to the shops he was at
tackled by four negroes, who knock
ed him senseless, and after robbing
him, threw his helpless body
across the tracks. The engine
stopped just b. fore it crushed the
body. He Was taken in the cab
and the engine started at full speed.
Qae<miiife east Of Daws,n the four
negroes were sighted and the train
crew arrested them. Mcdonald
identified the men and the money
was recovered.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
C0Oh HEADS AVOIDED -.
RACE RIOT IN BEAUFORT.
The Naval Reserves Marched to Jail and
Escorted Sheriff and His Prisoners
Dannt

Beaufort, S. c., Special In
compliance with a notification from
Sheriff Porter that their esee;r
would be needed on the 23S<inst,
the Beaufort Artillery Nayal Re
serves, 81 strong <onder command
of Capt. H. r. scheper, occupied
their arnory last night and at c
o'clSc'atb1s morning marched to
front of the Jail.
The first thing done was clearing
the green without confictof a num-
Der of negroes who had been around
the Jail all night.
The sheriff then brought out the
two prisoners, Simon and Ben
Meyers, and proceeded to the rail
way station, where they were deliv-
ereu lnIO the nandS or Sheriff Light
sey of Hampton county and several
deputies, who left on the, train for
Hampton.
The civil and military escort
then returned t., town.
The peaceful termination of what
threatened to be a serions riot oc-
,asloned great relief to our citizens
who are grateful to the brave young
soldiers, SO g;s!antly respond
ed-to Governor Heyward oraarl
to render all necessary aid to the
sheriff in performing his duty.
Praise Is also given the lntenlant
and other citizens and visitors
from Hampton county.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
JILTED WOMAN DRINKS POISON.
Miss Morrison Couldn't Live Without hrs.
Blackmur's Husband.

Miss Morrison Couldn't Live Without hrs
Blackmur's Husband.
When Miss Ida Morrison, Of New
York, beautiful woman of %,
named as correspondent IN the di.
vorce suit Of Mrs. Rebecca A. Black.
mur, learned from his lips that he
and his wife had become reconciled
she drank the contents of two.
ounce vial of carbolic acid and is
dying in a Brooklyn hoapital.
Blackmur called on Miss Morri-
SON the same night and about a
half hour later sent a messenger
for physician, who, upon his ar
rival, found that Blackmur had
been administering warm milk with
salt in it to Miss Morrison, in an
effort to save her life. The doctor
used a stomach pump and sent for
an ambulance and the youhg wo-
man was taken to the hospital.
Mr.. Blackmur told the physician
that he talked with Miss Morrison
for perhaps half an hour. Then
she went to medicine chest to
take a dose of peppermint Ac-
cording to his statement, she must
have made d mistake, for she drank
carbolic acid instead.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
Two Rival Pianists.

ittle love is lost between Pade-
kski, the famous pianist, and
eitz Rosenthal, his professional
SsWho continues to amaze Ger
audiences by his wonderful
and of the instrument. Ro-
IL is called '<the demon pianist"
Ese of the astonishing speed
which he plays. Paderewski
heard particularly brilliant
ormance given by Rosenthal.
smiled serenely and said, "Oh,
9 bat any conservative pupil with
bod technique can do that" Of
lrse, this remark was repeated to
senthal, who some time later
lrd that a talented amateur was
lying in London. "Oh, that must
Paderewski," he said calmly.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
CURSED JUDGE ON TIE BENCH.
James Burns Must Hang For His Grim

James Burns Must Hang For His Crime
Jackson, Miss, Special.-The
supreme court has affirmed the
death sentence Of James Burns.
convicted in the circuit court o1
Covington county on the charge ol
murder, and the date of execution
is fixed for June 9th.
Burns is white man, formerly
a citizen Of Massachusetts,, and he
was convicted of killing a COM
panion in a railroad camp near
Williamsburg. When the jury
returned a verdict of guilty, Burns
surprised the court by cursing
Judge Enochs, who was presiding,
IN a most abusive manner. The
appeal vas taken merely as a
means of delay, no bill of excep.
tons or suggestion of error having
been filed with the court.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
GREENwooD'S COLLEGE
Will Be Offered 10 the nth Carolina
Conference.

Will Be Offered TO the s nth Carolinl
Conference.
The Williamson college Of
Greenwood, was chartered by the
Secretary OF State on the 23d inst.
This is the institution which will
succeed the Williamson Female
college. Greenwood was among
the leading cities in the State in
the rivalry for the location of the
Columbia Female college-which,
blythe way, was not removed from
Columbia. The corporators of the
new institution are G. A. C. Wal
Ter, J. B. Park, R. B. Epting, J. L.
Andrews, r. P. Black, J. T. Med
lock and A. Rosenberg of Greer
wood, and Rev. DR.. S. Lander Of
Williamson. Iu the application
for charter it is declared that the
Institution will lie offered to the
South Carolina conference in per-
petuity, and in case it is not ac-
cepted by the conference it will be
operated by the board of corpora
tors.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
a Nickel IL the EGG.

Is. Fred Kennedy, a young ma
had queer experience with an
a few evenings ago. She was
ing a, cake, and when she broke
$bf the eggs into a dish the con-
5 went into the receptacle with
Fculiar ''plunk." She investigat-
md found a nickel that had been
Pc egg. :,
.rs. Kennedy examined the shell
Hound the secret of the phenom-
a The shell on one side was
&ed open just the width Of the
!. It was evident that the coin
edropped into a basket of eggs
s-had struck. this particular one,
ling a clean break in the shell.
Skin" O, The egg had brought
edges Of the fracture together
in, and the properties of the
tie Of the egg had sealed it.-In-
aapolis Sentinel.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
ASSAULT AT AS SaEVILLE.
An II Year-Old Girl AttacteG by a Strang. r
From South Carolina.

An IL Year-OId Girl AttacteG by StranG. I
From South Carolina.
T A dispatch from Ashevllle says:
An unspeakable brutal rape oc>
Cured in this city tonight. = Two
days ago young man of very good
appearance came here from South
Carolina and engaged board with
the Galloway family OF Spring
street. In the family there are
several children, one of them a lit
tie girl eleven years old, and while
the adult members of the house
hold were out Harris returned to
the house and crlminally assaulted
this child as she lay helpless on a
sick bed. This was about 10
o'clock and Harris then fed, in
which direction no one was able
to say.
When the news of the assua: be-
came known many men, wien tod
the circumstances, were infamed
to anger, and at this hour, 2 a. No.,
bodies of men are looking for the
child's essailant in all directions.
A number of railroad men have
Joined this search, some of them
going west while another Search
ing party is in the Biltmore sec>
ton.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
Made HE Wife and Caller Gxt ON Kccos
and Confess

Out at Loraln, O., VIM. Myers,
at the point Of a revolver. the other
day, made dis wife get on her
kneesand confess her unfaithful-
ness. After getting her confession,
Myers went to the Lorain & Ely
ria Electric Line car barns and,
finding Ed. Clifford, a street car
conductor, marched him up the
street st the point of the same re-
volver to his (Myers') home and
made him, On his knees, confess of
his relations with }M6is1vaEaGyers') wife.
Clifford 1es'sated at first, but MIS-,
MysEspoke up: "You might as
well, Ed, have told ALL" Myers
then called Giford's wife and
mother-1n-law to his home ard told
them all. One divorce suit was at
once fled AMI another is expected to
be fled In few days.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1903-04-30
IYNCHED FOR THE USUAL CRIME

The Well-deserved Fate of Brute Who
assaulted Four-yearsoid Child.
News from Longview, Texas, on
Sunday tells of the lynching at
Carthage Friday night, of a negro
named Hensely Johnson, who crimi.
nally assaulted a four year.old
white girl Of that place. The negro
was captured by the officers Of Pa
nola county and placed in Jail, but
vas released on bond Saturday.
lie left r the country, where he
was captured that night by a mob
from Carthage and hanged on the
public square, where his body was
found next morning suspended to
telephone pole. The mob was quiet
and the pe,'p!e of Carthage knew
nothing Of the affair until the body
was found on the next morning.