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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-30
Ask your druggist for a free Pe-ru-na Almanac.

Take keer Of yoh money!" said Uncle
Eben, "but don't think SC much of a dol
lar dat you loses de opportunity to git
busy an earn one or two mo'.'-Washing-
ton Star.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-30
Pc-ru.na for GfiD,

Mrs. Theophile Schmitt, wife of the
Ex-Secretary of the. German Consulate,
writes the following letter from 3417
Wabash avenue, Chicago, ILL.,:
81, suffered this winter with a severe
attack of la grippe. After using three
bottles of Peruna I found the grip had
Observation-Disclosures. T. Schmitt.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-30

some hideous giant with awful riphad
clutched us in it's fatal clasp. Men,
women, children, whole towns and cit
les are caught in the baneful grip of a
terrible munster.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-01-30

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
y9anifereu". sirsSas >. II. Marts 1908.
BET % faa meoet anoet2

baaoe bet og iaa meget dnoet2
st idaoant 9iem tr9nges Der til
lite blot for be fattige iblaabt os. Del
tan Qoot p9re baaoe oelbabenoe oe
riee, Iom fan trenge. forbi De er bleDer
enc % bar ineen Steber, iad at iise.
at gre at fig ielp pad De gamle 8ase
Ielo ON be tunoe betale for fla.
Seq fer moi, at Der idmles ino til
ct fadodnt 6iem iblanot os. ogiaa pac
Den Mdaoe, at maj giber cen Sent foi
bpert 9(ar, 6erren bar laoet en- lepe
0ette er gobt moi. naar 5anfen tunbt
breoe iig og boloes neolige | qdrenes
qgb. Nlsn oeriom DIT ifal gad ION
6iotil, ida faar ri intet 2tloerOOms-
biem, mems ri leper. 8erfor. 9ete.
raner, tag ct Gag enoau. fpr 5 for.
laoer psl
ar. antsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
Neteraner.

5or en- Snes Qar itben par bet
blaaot DANTE beronre badoe / 9n og
paa Qdno n9Iten fj9loent at tr9He
pua gamle 6olt. De gamle. man faa,
bar melt en- entelt 5aber sller Wooer,
Der fra Oanmart bar flnttet ODER til
9ernene.
Wen ,,nu begpnber ri at blipe gamz
le". Oner belle Qinien trafter bet tgrz
tie breoe Gag at energiife grobrere zig
fiibdge. De bar fact not, ON life af
8obs og Cub, fda at 4rbejoe og
Glib. Gnersien bar gjort lit loflag.
ar9fterne er gaaet meb, 6daret bpios
ner. Der fpsrges at bisie efter 9pilez
pfabier meo 9pile og Stilheo. Gn
M9ngbe at 5armerne flDtter ino til
SmdabDerne bort fra Carmen meb i'm
fore urolise 8ebrift til ct life itiae
6iem meo 6ane, en- &o % madffe en-
lille oponnb", faa be fan tere | 8efsg
til 0enner, naar be ibnes. aunoe man
taae dae bisie gdmle bldnot bort
sSolf, piloe Ri fda en- bel 4rme al
9eteraner. life fra tire 4ars 8rigen,
men fra 2O-3o-0 Ndrs Grigen.
0u, areb meb bisie gamlel 5reo
eFter Stribenl 5bem ian bel snffe
Dem anbetl Menaeffelis talt, fDnes ei
10, at be bar f~ortient liot Stilbeb Ell
Ter Stormene forinben og foruoen.
ariftelig taft tiger bi o9ida: ,5reb
meo be gdmle iblanot os. i Seiu bell
fianebe Napn!"
Gaa flptter be en- Gang til. gsrn
oa 8ernebsrn og 0enner og gefenbte
famles for at fslge Dem, nddr be flpts
ter fra ben miblertibige 6pileplabs til
groDen. Jor bet er 10 bet fioite 5lpt,
oo Der fan be life fefp beforbre zig,
berfor maa be bares at ben a9rlis>
beb, Der boa alprig ber belt ub ! gers
ben. 5slp ON ben bliper lob / mans
ge".
@rapen flappes til. aranie2 -
gfa ia, noale faar mango os fOitbure
aronfe, andre faar en- enfelt og iirnpsl
arans, oa andre igen iIst iasen. SDdo
non big5e fbfte, fom isen ardnfe fuur,
bar fnnbst mob Wsrben2 eller sr be blot
fottiot "a fmaa, fom leDeoe peo Sis
ben, 90 berfor bar glemte, fer be bleD
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
InOnDme Nrtifler.

of iaabd7ne FAR hi Here liegenoe,
foroi 5Orfattsren life bar opgiost Os
tit RdDn % 4oresie.
9i bar intet impb, ON en- perion,
naar ban timber bet tienligit, ftriper
unpnhmt ON en- Sag. Stun naur
noongiDne periOner a%agribes, er BET
forbuot.
Men Reootteren ger / aae 5ilfeIDe
6ororing pua at faa 5orfatterens rig
tige Rapn Og 4Oresie opgipen. 8i
mao ptoe, bpem ri bar meb at gre, oa
9laoet paatuger fig QniOaret for ali
anonnmt.
Nuar 5orfatteren life opeiber Hapn
og 4oresie, sr bans grooutt ubiat for
at lanoe | papirsturben.
Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Rnor 99ierne b~eroenber fig til Jolt, Der
onerterer I Slaoet, snten foe at tgbe sos
benz ener for at Ioa Splpssin9er ON bet
auerterebe, bebes be altib omtaIe. at be iac
aoertisi emen,et / bette Blob. Set oil uece
til geniiiig Nptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
Gn lille noaust.

Del bar tent paa Qftenen ben ferite
STARTS, Ri forlob DOR liDlise banite
8D 8iborg.
Wan MATTE itrats fad bet Snotrpt.
at Soft / ben fife 8p bar bleDen
rejfelpitns. SITE minore enb a pass
Iaeere berfra ffulbe meb iaa laast ION
til minneapolis.
Oct bar tsbslist at ltuae rejie iau
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

trDt at Ie. bpor talri9t Soft tanoe
Iamles ON SUBS Oros 5%ortpnoelie
enoog ON afteneu. RGfie Dag bar
Der o9faa 5priamIing, og mango 0tenz
METER meote. Dian faar bet 5notrpt,
at be bar I aft 5aIo uoget At Del
famine aangiel efter SUBS 9as, ion
0aoib bapbe.
0iatis. ION ligger tets Viil ira
Relion. baobe ieg MsOe famine Days
Qften % naite Days 5ormiooa9. Dc
Iaa Der msote 6olt talri9t frenl, iarllg
ON Qftenen. Den paafelgsnee 8a9
fulbe en- n%er6oenoe 0dniter, 5orma1z
ben I Wenia6eoen, bdpe Quttioa. 9et
par 10 noqet u6etOigt. Men aai9soel
par Der. iom fugt, mOOt ganite NANCE
I airten.
0iafis er en- Imut 8p med 1000
S"nObD9gere, og 0dniterne bar en- ret
anIetlia % rummelig 9irte oer.
Gn @elf9aelie for ben tirteli8s @irtz
Iombeb paa oisIe Ggns er bet, At ben
lutberTfe airfe bar fadet Con Il oirts
Der uoen 5efters S%nobtanoing.
Der er life Taa Toa 2dnos1rno
pdd bisfe Sane, fprlid melem 9lelion
% 0Iofis. Sc be er mTitfert life blso.n
I~ieomooerlig be6duOleOe, Rpdo edn6
angaar. Gonen er ten, og Sorot1 er
ualminbeli9 rig. Der er aipe,sling
at grqrie, SmaaItop, StorIfoo Do
Seer. geo Oiatis er en- Al 0Sinnez
iotas ftpnneite SnOiser.
99Taa fer 6os 2anOsmeno TT ie9
gepis for. at bet life sr Qanoets Sinh,
naar en- San Ter fattig uo. 9et par
10 fun faa, jeg fiji 3iO at beisgs. men
DC iamme faa boeOe bpg9eli9t %
babe / bet 6ele fulOt iuabel opbn93eoe
5drme, 1on1 man itnDer 11o9et Sfees
Der / 9anbet.
90 @atfribto mangleoe bet life
paa. Oct bar bpggeIige 0dge, ies til
brogte Der. Seq ienoer gennem bisie
Qinier gennerne peo Ofatis % Rel
ion 6ierttli9 5at for bsnlig o3 COB
Mobtagelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
Oct glaScr mig, men

Oct gleoer mig at bore, at ou, Mors
ten Sbien, er oanit at Sinh % fan
9laoe big Deo oanit 5ale, Sung %
Muiif, men men netop oerfor
tan ieg life ret f~oritaa. 4porleOes Ou /
bin ferite Q(rtitel funee TONNE meo ct
Iaaoant 5oriIag ION BET, at ri ifuloe
opgipe Dort Mooersmaal, lace bet fare,
ION ou ~u0trntfer Dig paa 6%dnitzameri>
tanif.
Oct er Ianot, fom bu i~trioer, at Der
Ifol mere sno no9le NoisartitIer til
Tor at 6olee 7dnifbeoen oppe / Qmeris
IA, men poa ben anben She mdd ou
pit ogiau %iaoremme, at Der er insen
bebre MaaOs at oatte Ct 5olts Snterz
este paa eno netop ben, al fremitille en-
Sag at alminoelig g%etponine. iom
0enne, / en- R9tfe Qpisartitler. Derfor
aleoer bet mig, al ou bar be9pnot benz
ne 0isfusIion. Men ieg timber / bit
iioite Snolag Ell Del paaitanoe, Tom
eienInnIig er i~treben / 6dit, I. SIS,
bpor bu flyer, at 5oroelen peo at tuns
ne 9anit, life itrptter fig l9neere eno
til BEN, Tom arbsioer / 5orretninger,
1oor Der tr9bes 0dnit, og til be fdd,
Iom faar mere snb alminoelig Stoles
gang.
Mpn ben life oeiaa itr9tter Zig til
Den Wono, iom bar banife 5olf / lit
Qrbejoe elsr odnife Raboer, ben Carer,
Iom bar bdnite gprn at u~noerpiis,
ben Gmbsbsmanb. fom er aniat. bppr
Der fnoes DANTE, ben q9ge, bpis
GRATIS sr blarot 0onife, 0. I. b., o. +.
b. Saa Itriper ou ogiaa: ,Summen>
lign en- Sang ben uaberbisning og
uooannelie, bore 8ern faar paa Gns
gelif, mso ben, be fadr pdd Ddnif: GnS
geIft Spros, Qmeritas 9iitorie. ameris
tanite ogusfines" Sag. en9eIit 9iteras
tur paa ben enc Sioe, og Iaa ben tars
Deligite Notwithstanding q beos
tie GaIo) pua 8anif pua ben anoen
dnben Sioe. SRnf MI roliat oa al
porligt oDer benne Sammenligning."
Seq bar tentt oper bet, ogiaa for
oenne 0~istusIion begDabte, men bu
jeg iaa oenne Communicating, Tom
ieg uniltaarligt til at t9nfe paa bet
Qabn, boorunoer en- betenot ameritdnit
Stolemano i%ammenfatter bisie Sag.
6dn faloer benz iimpelt ben ,,breaoz
aab butter EDUCATION. Seq beo life,
ON Ri far ct ~nsjdgtigt tiliparenbe Rabn
paa 9anff, men bet betDoer omtrent
bet iamme iom 2ebebrsbsitubier. Sg
bpao er faa oisie beroslige auHbitas
Der mob Observation-Disclosures, ielp
ON ben unbertiben er tarbelig2
Oct ere Slaes aunoitaber bj9lper
os til at tjsne port llbtomme Der. Oct
aabet l9rer os, 6porlebes ct friitsnt
qio ital lsbes, bDorfor bet ifat lepes, ps
boorIeoes ct spigt Gin finbes. aan bet
life iiges. at bort Soft bar isrget for
bet rigtisite2 Def er ianbt, at Der fun
be og buroe 9sres mere,o g jeg %tror,at
Der bill / 5remtiDen blipe gjort mere
badoe for &riitenbommen % bet banIte
Sprogs geOdrelfe.
gnbnu fun en- gem9rfning. Oct
slaoer mig, at bu er foranbrst fdd
meget, at bu life bill forfsmme bet bdn<
ife, men = bare nj bit 5jerte life Biz
Der iaa fulbt at bet e7gelife, at bin
Ben lsber bber, og bu after rdaber os
til at ,labe bort Wobersmaal fare.
g.. peteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17
,Saniferelt"

bliper ienbt til SubItribenter. inOtiI ub
srpttelis Cpiiselie mobtoaes Of ll09iperue
% al @elo er betalt, / 0perensitemmelie
nicb 3e 5oreueoe Statcr8 9oitloue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

gaa 3ilbagerejIen Itanoieoe jeg liot
/ minneapolis og iaa iao til ganle
genner. qait. RielIen TtulOe iise rejie
til areosmeoet / Rortbfielo, idd BAN
fit ieg life oefslet mango Oro med.
Men jeg bapbe ben 9ptte at TONNE
meo til ct aoinoemsbe, en- 3babitas
forenines Msbe. Oct oar t9rt at ie,
baabe bporban ben lille Slot 9oinoer
tog iia at og bidlp ~tr9ngenoe, os nleo
bOilten Orben og 6orretningsidns De
bolbt beres Msbe. Oct ipntes. iom
Der bar 4anb og Oroen / 5orsnin9en.
Sad tom jeg Iise forbi, bpor min
samle Ben pait. @iertien bar tit 5ors
iamlineslotale. !9un bar nemlis OPP
td9et en- M 9irtIombeo / Snominneas
polls. Seq tentte, jes itulpe 9aa iao
% billie pda BAN. Som jeg tom Ill
0srsn, Tom Der en- bel Strem al aoins
her nso ao 5rappsn fra 5oriamlingss
idlen. Der babbe O0ret SOinoemsoe.
qdit. @ertien f%ortalte mig. at Ban
bapbe en- aDinoeforenins paa mere
eno bunorebe Meblemmer.
6por fore Starer Norbm91bene
bog Tan iamle ON SUBS Orb og twriitez
liz 9irfIombebt sns@
Gnbnu en- life ,5it inb ON" pdu
bet gamle Augsburg. Seq bilite
paa profesIorerns SDerorup og Oftes
bal tiaigemeo en- at be hngre. Sa,
bet bar tart baaDe al trptte be gamle
2Grerss 6anbsr Og ie beres peu!ige
Qniigter og at ie ben fare, sumle qlet,
bbortil peliignebe Miuoer fnptter fig.
Mea bet somle augsburg er blsoen
mt. Utter ct mt 8ibnes6hro ON,
6bab Norbm9nbene fan uorette.
6bor sr bet bog unberlig oeliignet
efter omtrent en- WenneItealoer at ms
bes msb Seitenbe / 9erren, baaoe l9g
% larb. og erfdre, at be bar fact
Raobe til al bliOe fate boabe / 5roen
os / 9jeneIten. Sub its COB for hoert
iaobaat Webe.
Sad git @eien after bitmao beo
Nattetib. N9ite Morsen bar jeg after
bel bjemme bos mine fare. De og jeg
fanbt binanoen | bebite @eleasnos.
u. 81. @nberen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-03-17

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb,
as second-klas matter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02
e. ms Oid psssss

An old minister returned Ia hls alma
mater after forty yeafs N ministerial
service. md Was belnF conducted over
The old place
"Hame old corridors" no calculated
a. he entered "same old curhdofsw
They iUok hlin ~ The dining hall "Ah,
me- Fame I'D dining hair Then be-
mpened study doof Same old study
same 0ld sindyf
iialf round the nfr screen was
drawn and behind II be- saw q student
tniklns win % Young indy
"Dpaf muw ptrlalmed ihe old minis
tpf ponsltply "snme old practice
snmu old pmciIcow
1hH student sprung up Indignantly
"Ltruae mo slf ills l4 my al7tprw
a smile broke over Che ancient ono'H
fal0
"Ah Hni fho same old explanation
aamo U.d usDuHn"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02
LIST or DEAD
Names ~ Those who Afs Knswa 10 iiass
rsrishsd IN north Topeka.

Names ~ fhoss who Afs Knowa a. iiavs
rsrishsd IN north ropsta.
Topeka, June The Kaw rtef ls
almost az stnndstIn with a slsht
tendency towards falling rhere a.
NO rising water from above Rain has
fallen without cessation for seventy
two hours. but M no time has h been
IN me nature ~ cioudbufat The aIi.
uatlon AZ North Topeka "a impfovlnr
There IL bit lltile more danger ~
Deaths from drownlng Escspi IN lso.
lated cases. refugees have been cared
for Many are wearing insufficient
clothlne Hundreds are sleeping In Inn.
proyiasd beds. but u "a believed ali have
been cared Tor
Tollowlnr b. ilst o. the known
dead Henry Jordan coIorod Mr
ward aged imam Arthur SUIT Ave.
yoar.oId son Of ~ Oarrett child "
George AZ story Miss Louise seaha
ven Mfn Jackson. a widow uonrY
Luidnrton John Adams Mrs ia
Montgomery Kari ana Amelia Hutt
both children Andrew pteltol
The property 'ufa tom the best fs.
tlmatsa now possible win amount no
proNmai.Il to tiU00OO The whole ~
North Topeka H 5000 under water wy-
on fe.t df.p while tha goo people
psnn.i up u second t'ur.s 8f taroua
buildings htl. plenty U. food thrf af.
m Great nl.I Uf GOOD IHutIna uHi0r
WNIH IH H."U ...UI .| I.U|IIN a.
possible IH N.f.IH 900 .IuH
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Ese Yor. June mo ibs white
Pace b..oH. tH. responsibility fHf Nd.
condition 0f MH tH.H mHn boo fh
foIll 900 iHa pop. NJ ihnf section
of oIf county Li.. n0 f'HHt f1 uIIHfY
tha fourteenth Hni Hna.nih amend.
mfni Hy IIa fupp..f...H NJ NJ. n.fII
vote .II i.n IH. uf DItI DuHf
who 500 H.r III.I ..E.n um0t Yn
tH nIH nn HIH ha Utu t1Y ury
thine Dol fha lafayette Avenue
if...II0U .hIuh IrnDIIn
Or DUH. elaborated lu No. .I.f0 10
tbf .I.N HII HHI .fH HWfIfa f HN
Illustration OFF Hh4i should n0i taI.H
fa rHH. iNuIHu .Ifn HHI uNI iNII
uH'fa fh southern rfrf0 1000 U1.
vHf ME.r Hr Immediately hY tH
hslIH uU I.fH HI.r Hrt uINNIt
tfDHrhf f1 .u tm'UHHIa aaif.aH.u' H.
III morally ..ftHIH There would Dbl. .n
urf|alna M. r..Uif ~ which .HIII rHf
D. rf0I.IHI There H.H ..0.. .UI...
il0n b alId fhli iha .0uih eHH n..f.
uaI'f lfIfiiHr bach in slavery lnt %
taa boon 1HrtIv mode .afi8lr ir ii
f.i tfrt u ft0 0f fhf.. aflf.. ff.
rf1 ila t.an fHfHr.hH.i Hrf .''
H..frrIh'H'rH ~ l u0n r1H only wHHr
ono thine fhft la ihe rarf1 ls fl.r.f
~ 1a me- white MONS tfi're rri sI p
hlfdIne ln ih's COCO is NOTHING m0.
than ruf. slavery ~ shouli NOV ia
permitted to anv extend INV further"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

a plul.nt of che london Mnll
NJ uwadou VfIlm thnt ihp UDw1ns nro
mf In advance NJ somp other people ln
cnf.ns fnf iho Wild bIri lH ihoIr towns
During Iha winter ahn.'nr fum Iho
SNOW hrn erected ln public pHrha nnd
private mhonl for them and wou'l
fully Supplied with food OF various
binds including mouuil'n aah berries
for ihruahUH ant hbpHbda and other
seeds fof the SMALLER birds This mly
iuro ls aold no n very cheap rate in
shops Tor tho purpose lu apr.ngtImn
ono may too mnuy birds nesting In spc.
clal wooden boxes pIncod Ia che higher
tfors. ont of the roach VI cats The
boxes urp W different a.foa. 90 suit
siarllugs. sparfova or tomfis
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02
j. w. Bats
REa, ESTATE
a g e N v
FOR SALE.

BIs,os County fsni rifles
FOR SALE.
About i0b acres locatad ona mil,
ffntn coufi b0uas n acres IN cultiva
ton and balance M pasture Fenced
VIII gwires. Price $4,000.
About no and One-quafter acre.
ngaf schOo house IN southeast par
Htrwn. small 4 cottage, tenani
hguse ani cell on premises. Prize
i1b0
alr roam house snd two lots ~
yf0und located four blocks from
daln street. Brick elatsrn ON pre-
mlsss. Price ffgbn.
One quarter block near Allen Aca
femy. East front. Price f25O,01
FERNS eaav.
One half ~ n block near Allen
aeademy. Pflce fDODOO.
lots near school house NJ $40
sarh.
About n acres ~ land on south
side ~ town. good now t-fo0m house
With we'll, ciatern and out.h0usea
Price siOO0
tfoom h0uao. with pantry. hall
and lwo galleries Tub claiefn. hur
"a veil stable md garden. locai-
~ hlncka from tourthouso. Rents
for $50 per month. Price 900 on.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Loasi MHas June ! me sa'ss N
enc MhafH.hHsffis Hefnmsrt n11is
Tfsnon end HHHait uamiiisn and A.
p'si0n 'nfin1 mills shirh have been
,iofsd f0f n.Nn weeks W. feffsn " I'd.
Dor ifnHb'hfs have ff.apeHsf ne
~ Wffntf miiiH HhIrh ere patty
closed have aia0 resumed only ab0B'
i000 0psriifaa responded 9If n sbHHi
1900 ata have been Idis pfsHdfhf
Conf0y N Zoo resf1a 01uae1 nm ihIi
reports ff0m HsaiIHes held vs. various
uuni1hH .ndtHie1 ihli not pr fsnf
~ skilled ofviHiasd hain vent Into fha
mills ~ mii agents siy ne response
% he operatives HlH uUsfa,t0fy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Morn had beou told 90 any ut the door
TINT her mistress was not nt home
whom certain callers appeared upon the
SCENE
n evidently went much against the
grain for her 10 make herself rc'ponsl
bic for even 40 small % white NJ. but
she promised 10 40 vo. and. with Ger
tain notifications. she Kept her word
rs Mrs blank az homer querled the
caller
"Tof this wan lolme, Mrs smlthera.
she alnt" shid the maid hut hivin
help her n You ashk me aEnln III not
lole twolce Tor anybody livlnv rhila
delphla Ledger
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Chicago. juno O. Herr tohan Most
vas thr principal speaker at RI picnic
ryou sunday afternoon it 3hnfpsh0o'
sff para under ihr auspices nf tho 49,
bitter IeHure Mlny anarchists were
o. Hut tuI lanU nf police was 500.
toned In OBJ. m1I. WuHi advised u..
auIfr.. tI uphold ihe nhH ana .on.'
lotion nj It. rnitI states ani refrain
from .Hf I.. OFF violence
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Chicago June After KILLING guI.
sspps ralelo sunday nlahi me mur.
defafn forced n revolver Into the ia11
mans hand ln au apparent EFFORT 90 ds.
lula me police into the belief that be-
hii committed suicide The police Do
llste me kllllnF was premriltatfd and
was either for he purpose u robbery
of revenge perhaps % iced NJ ihe Mh
a. They are searching for Veto leo.
a. and Francisco Chtrto.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

Gertrude You say you've only been
There two weeks aud have 600 Interest
in iho tus.nrsf
Nanmui Sos. I was two h0lr Date
u. momn. lnd iha boss ul me l.d
l.U0r Hba nmo u..usI |n ths uu..
moss u iHo future M0arna oI llu
NOR
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-06-02

An aged Scotch minister who was
very boastful onoe said 10 hls rood
friend
'arhlnt NJ iu I preached two hours
and twenty minutes last sunday"
"uldnt 70 weary you very muchf in
qurod the other sollcliously
"uh. no." said the minister "nut
you should have seen the congrcga
tom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-17
To REPLACE
WR|CHT'S
SHORTAGE

Treasurer A. n. Kepoikai has pre-
scented his annual report to Governor
Dole together with the recommended
tons he desires to be made to the
legislature.
The treasurer's report deals almost
exclusively with statistics and shows
the amount of money collected and ex-
pended during the past two years, and
up to the first day Of January, 1903.
Treasurer Kepoikai asks that the
legislature make an appropriation to
reimburse the Chinese fund for the
money taken by Treasure Wright.
In his report he says: 81 further
recommend the reimbursement of the
amount of s17,949.91 due the Chinese
fund, being the amount of my prede-
cessor's /. o. U.s." This is the only
reference in the report to Wright's en-
bezzlement.
Mr.. Kepoikai reports the receipts
from July LIST, 1901 to June 30, 1902 as
$2,473,172; from which must be de-
Quoted special road tax and land sales,
$l02, 1883; leaving the total receipts,
$2,370,783;, from this is deducted the
warrants paid, $2,159,646; still out
standing June 80, 1927 ,427; showing an
increase of expenditure of $500 over
the actual receipts Of the government
for one year.
Because Of this increase the treasurer
was compelled to borrow funds. When
he took Office there were 1892. 739. 05
on hand which is the only available
cash and is not enough to meet the
demand. A recommendation is made
that the legislature be appealed to to
1aur tn 10
existing license law.
A further recommendation is made
for an appropriation to meet the run
ming expenses of the tax bureau to
June 30th of this year and also of the
tax appeal courts.
Treasurer Kepoikai recommends a
total appropriation of s456,399 for his
department, to be divided as follows:
Expenses treasury, including
salaries ..............S 33,oVO
ak bureau .......... loO,UOO
Bureau of Conveyance ....... 27S40
lncldentalS 244, iOO
This last amount includes the ST.
$40 taken by Treasurer Wright, and
also the sum of $4,000 which is asked
for the payment of an installment on
the Territory's debt.
Inc report SHOWS also tne totdi
amount collected in taxes for the six
months ending December 3Oth. This
amounted to 1880, III 35 and was di-
\ vided as follows: Oahu, 1871 ,907.S0;
Maui, Molokai and Lanai, $150,S5IS2;
Hawaii, 1921, 406.21; Kauai and Niihau,
$135,945.5O.
The total income tax collected was
$1S5.l35.63, Of which Oahu paid almost
all of it. Oahu paid $166,00627; Ha-
wall. SO ,492; Maui, Molokai and Lanai,
s3,72S.1s; and Kauai and Niihau,
$5,907.S9.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-02-17
GOSSIP ABOUT
W. O. SMITHS Wits

The San Francisco Chronicle of Feb
ruary 9Th prints this from its Washing
ton correspondent:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Some little
mystery surrounds the visit here of w.
O. Smith of Honolulu, who came from
the island paradise at breakneck speed
on the ostensible errand of heading off
legislation providing for a national
leper settlement on Molokai. AS Con-
gresS has not at any time during the
session had the slightest intention of
passing such an act, and as the people
of Hawaii were informed of this fact
Smiths haste in coming here was some
what extraordinary.
Now story is current that the oppo-
sition to making Molokai a national
leper colony was deity worked up by
Hawaiian politicians and financiers
who hope to get a ditch bill through
Congress. 1t Is said the plan was to
make a show of desperate resistance
to the leper scheme, which would be
quickly withdrawn on the assurance
that the ditch bill would receive favor
able consideration. Smith is not charg-
ed with completely in this scheme.
Senator Burton of Kansas has cham
pioned several matters desired by the
Hawaiian planters, notably that of i'm
porting Chinese semi-slave laborers
but his efforts have met no encourage
ment in either branch of Congress
Congress, in fact, is too busy lodging
offensive treaties and connecting trust
legislation to bother with the terri
toriee. Hawaii has a reputation. too,
In Washington, of being the center of
expert political manipulatorS and while