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Spoke . soon.

- - - S-REl &rf
Alexahdre Dumas was n day tIH
guest of DR.. Gistal. d leading lacti.
toner In Marseiiless After dinner,
while the coffee was being handed
round. the host requested the great
.noyelistEto enrich his album with one
OF his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Certainly replied Dumas, with a
smile, and. drawing out a.pencil, he
wrote under the eyes Of his entertainer
the following lines;
Since Or. Gistal came to our town
To cure diseases casual. and hereditary
The hospital has been pulled down
you Aa%tterer!!" here exclaimed the
doctor. nightly pleased; but the poet
wentson:
n we have made q larger cemetery.
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q tfl8 p9St5EtM0 Y&8U q Z tesSIec&ed'
fo the 5ssiitionsx Iftthout onUoSf9lon.
mi, Coafssy4 hard worKeraI
edncationa lines and be has succeeded
III developing a spirit 81 splendid5
progression on the part of the teach
ers under him. He III earnest and
Jealous in Ills work. and the hours
are not too long and the distance not
too great for him to perform the
work to hts own satisfaction.
H. &. Hitchcock ii bis own suc.l
cessor as states attorney, having
filed the position in a very salts.
factory manner ia the past two years,
has attended closely to his duties
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IN THE RIGHT SEAT.
The Old Lady Knew Exactly What
Was About.

The Old Lady Knew Exactly What
Ii Was About.
As the Broadway car stopped on til
south side of the square All aged won
an stepped aboard, She wa pIainI
but comfortably dressed, and the styl
OF her garments proclaimed her a. for
etgner. The a was only partially
filed she stepped aboard, and We
she deliberately light a place anon
the smokers on q Fof the three reat
seats. The conductor. concluding shs
was taking the seat through ignorance
ran I 4 * ltd caught her
Thea tIsis eif losssrie ehslfed:
Conductor Ike one of the froE
seats. madam: These are reserved III
smokers %. 4
Old Lady mildlyo-Brsr-r-zeet-swsS
%Obrararu:
Conductor say. these meats are 70
the smokers. Ladies dont sit here.
Old Lady observation-disclosures
Observation-Disclosures.
Conductor tfaising his yoice)-Smola
pipes; puff, cigars. tabac. Choks
smoky.
Old Lady NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Acknowledgements.
Conductor docking around Say
does anybody aboard the car under
stand8this blamed lingo?
Nosresponse from passengers.
Conductor loull51--Ladies don't SIT
here. They take the front seats Ths
front seats; do understand? Thes4
seats are for sE~lpksisAlnen who smoke
-wheW, whew!! ~
Conductor nere initiate a man sneezi
ing and8choking.
Old lady smiles. but resolutely + e
fuses tolleaEe her seat.
Conductor-Say, viii you take q
front seat!
Old Lady tWislln much dignity-Say,
volts de maid ~. Tit you?
Conductor falls back aghast and says
no more.
Old lady thareuloon reaches among
the back breadths Of her skirt and,
pulling out Il snort black pipe! and a
match, proceeds TO enjoy a comforta-
Bile understanding Plain Dealer.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
III wanted M Tonrus.

AT an auction sale in a Scotland VII
lage the auetioneer was trying to sell
9 number Of domestic utensils, includ
ing "a porridge pot. AS usual, he was.
making q great fuss, Finishing, his
keen eye caught a well known worthy,
the beadle, standing at the back Of the
crowd, and he shouted out:
'Matster McTayish, make, me an Of
ter for this pot. Why, It would make
q splendid kirk bell.'
AYE" replied the beadle, aif your
tongue was IN ~"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-09
mrs. Hamilton. Ice cream.

Mrs. Alexander Hamilton had the
first fee cream iii the city Of Washing:
ton. She used to tell with amusement
of the delight with which President
Andrew Jackson first tasted it. Guests.
at the next White House reception
We're treated to the frozen mystery,
and great was thefun Of the initiated
when they saw the reluctance Of 9TH
ers to taste the cold stuff. Those from
the rural districts especially eyed It
suspiciously, then melted each tea
spoonfM with the breath before swal-
lowing IT. The next time they had d
ehpnce they ate TT with delight.
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s 9 oF SOUTH 9AKorA, COUNTY Of

STATE OF. SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
Day1sbn, Ss. In County Court.
IN the matter 9ftho es ate and guardianship OF
Lefiora Collins, q minor. 49, ese4
On z eadiog aid .itiihg the petition Of B.
!hager, the guardian OF the estate OF Luuofa Col.
Inns. g minor, Ia the State Of South Dakota pray-
'iiHgsfgr.aH order Ofsale OF certain realestate be-
longing 20 the sald ward, for the uses and pur-
is hereby ordered, that the next Of Kin Of
sald ward and all persons Interested in said es-
Iates appear before this court on Monday. tii8
18Th dayof January, 1905, at 8 O'CLOCK q. is. III
me e ss court IT. room 9 q this, court. at the court house
Sonth Dakota, them and thereto show cansa viz
real estate $500 $50
And It is further ordered. that a copyso this N.
DER pc published In tho Mitchell CapitaI.a IS6sfs
newspaper printed and published In SAID DayfSUG
said date OF hearing, AAsSsS
By the Court: a@ IRaryl
= y w,,,,,n County judge
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Notiss u cf.dlsor,,

Estate Of N. p. .Carhart, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned
executor OF the estate OF Md. Carhart. de-
ceased, to the creditors of d nersSna
having claims against the said Deceased, to 81
niDit them with the necessary vouchers, within
six months after the first publication OF this
notice.to the said Albert 3. Carhart. az Mitchell.
In the county of Dawson, S. D., - :
Dated November rs, 1906.
LBERT 4. CARHART,
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Eftate OF Sidwell Head, deceased,
Z, ~ rMotlce ~ hereby gtvenfby " the undersigned.
sWllilam. Il. Head, administr8for Or tie Testare al
al persons having claims against the said cs-
ceased, TO exhibit them; with the necessafy
VOUCHERS. within four months after the ffst
RugIcaLion OF this notice, to the said WiliI4m
a. H., head, atLetcher. in tae county 81 sanborn,
Dated November 20, 1902.
... WILLIAM RAE
ceased. 49, 49, sSsls-S SSSs ~
s. A. RAMSEY, Attorney. ii
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ical purposes the garment is d most
excellent one. It is handsomely but
not too elaborately trimmed with wide
black braid and shows q high standing
collar, that incidentally may be WORN
turned down, and squared mannfsh'
lapeis. It is cut away slightly in front
below the waist line. with the corners
rounded Of, after the conventional
modes OF this character.
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The Popnlar Jacket.

One Of the styles that seemingly win
not down Is the medium length jacket
belted in tight at the waist, with the
skirt extending almost to the knees.
This seventeenth century style is very
popular, and especially so in velvet, as
shown in the Illustration. For prac.
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An Attractive Mode.

A rather odd but nevertheless ex.
tremely attractive mode is soft fig.
ired Japanese silk. Il makes up tc.
peculiar advantage in the gowns q
In style, showing off hecuryes Of the
figure in a way that is thoroughly in
keeping with the mp to date models,
The stylish gown that is thoroughly
up to date displays the lines as plain
" as can be done. without IN any way
exceeding the bounds of good taste OF
PROPHECY Anything that goes beyond
this Immediately becomes vulgar and
ts strictly tabooed.
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Keeping a Fashion AWE,

You haze heard of people who kept
g fashion alive by sheer holding on
because Of its becomingness to their
particular style Of beauty. There is.
danger Of the hair II corsage now
obtaining a sgoodly lease Of life if the
will Of the average girl has anything
to do with the matter. The wide, fat
hair bow is rather more IN favor now,
adays than the rosette style, but q
large assortment still awaits the wear,
er's choice, and even the simulated
flower is not quiteSwilted vet. II Is,
subject, however, to many yariations:
Many jeweled designs are chosen N.
butterfly formsA-bespailgled ostrich.
tips, tufts, of jeweled feathcrs and.
novel rosettes touched with few
bright gems,
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HE 81 EoWN SINCE + SAW HIM LAST,
Feeling somewhat puzzled as to the
Identity Of What was before him with,
what he recollected to have#seen, he at
length disposed Of the difficulty by ex
claiming: nodd. mar. He Sat down
since I.saW him Instr
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same old Complaint.

Old Emdee-Well, how do you like
your profession?
Young Enndee-Profession Is q. Is.
Itssthe practice I'm kicking about
Town and Country.
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Mtxed the statues.

It is related of a rural Scotchman
who was visiting Glasgow that he was
shown among other. things the statue
OF Sir john Moore, which is an erect
figure. He brought another country
visitor soofl afterward to see the
.statue;sbEt, not being geographically
posted, arrived at the statue OF James
Watt. which is IN a sitting attitude.
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you can not call, writeffor free bboklets aud
question blanks. Mention your trouble, Ev-
erything strictly CONFIDENTIAL j. Newton
Hathaway, NJ. 7.
10 Commercial Block, Fourth 81 Ne.
briska SITS. Sioux City Iowa.
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Young Americas Excuse.

you shouldn't make faces, my son.
THAT'S all right, pa. Pm going toSbs
q dermatologist some day."-New YorH
Times.
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7 EI cam |
JANUARY 1903;
/ in OPTICIANS

80 ~
Wofk Todsy-stiiI
epablissn.
officers who were
November election as
duties. The county
! met and approved the
ne presented and this
IA the officials were at
Iii their work.
I'D general through the
one or two hold
commissioned are W.
md @, N. BntterHeld.
were elected atthe
lection. although Mr..
HUI out j brief term IA
3 district. John Gil.
j. Moore were both
bheir places 81 che
Sa Blackman il the
member. The board.
81 four republicans.and
since the e publicans
krol 81 the board there,
room for criticism ofi
fhey have endeayored
IS d the business
8in 4 fair and impartial
'ga View to keeping the
reasonable bounds.
Ion to the board indi-
atly what confdnce the
] county have ia the
republican party.
Kelsey IS the re6irineI
for four years he has
business Of that ONCE
that has done much
county. Mr.. Kelsey.
hold Of the Office four.
|rfed out on the prom,
&ject ali the. delinauenr
Sn this ,resDeet has
49, .ILlH AIf.NtEH
snccessiul indeed, ana
aa9ss dia nob recognize
|ahss lines-eyery man
aaat Iooslng Wlth Mn
matIer OF coilectlag
keisey Will return TO his
!sion and give.
g his stock
aMard J Haynes, who.
!5gm MI. vernon tosuc-
isey LOOK mold q the
ND by MS successor.
~ peen 70 the office
eeks past famliaarizlng'
he duties Of the posi-
s mop the sllghGesIf
the new treasurer VIII
q tne county the
ana pusih ess-ilke az
lhlaalsnis successor mas.
care.ui business man l
sls 1 ne people nave
MOO
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Z ones va!
laiuot, Rue
Fuarded like
les. Two o.
|sary. which
or fear the!
remember 4
| THE plum
he allowed
|Eo the serS''
l,.case When
larry to n.u',
5 lace" and
Nine. "
were admit.
400 arnuSeG
vas perhap'
IS and otl''
eable.-Mis
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report
Is SerrNl
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atteliit
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pie atHHI
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| Mr.. HNsg
the curiouE
mas HearH:
all simplEE
for his SUI
erciful LasI
lest of oil
providence, \
[hee for III
en- of me, \
1t signal VI
hce, and Oh
Escripts, tt
her retufs
to contiHHi
b poor, hep
[pSuS CW!N
md may b:
ere Hearl:
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1T eyAMS
lion. /
1T eye mail
reply. TIL
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blair sGeMS
and the II
handed pal
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AS q u
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b reading G
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|ehrst thin
Fteyed. Til
build alvaT'
! when bu!'
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Notice 10 Creditors.

r. b WINsoR, ATTORNEY for, euaTSian''
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III his tn
Id be ltys
[ssenggH
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use them. Down the two went I'M
der the feet of the mob, fighting fierce
ly. The bartender and two runners at
tempted to help them, but the first
went down with a split scalp and the
other two were trampled insensible IN
a second.
Next the Infatuated sailors dragged
the two boarding masters into the
kitchen, where they ducked their heads
into the dishwasher's tub, full to the
brim. Dishes, pots, pans and even the
lamps were piled on top of them and
scattered over the floor. SCATTERING
glass and trampling feet raised most
unearthly row.
A DESPERATE FTGHN
Ducked into insensibility, the two
boarding masters were then dragged
into the barroom, which was wrecked
in similar manner. There would GER
tainly have been murder done had not
a squad of police burst in the front
door just then and charged the drink
crazed sailors. Most of them were
rounded up after a desperate fight and
hauled off to the police station, but not
until a squad of reserves had reinforce
ed the original patrol. Al Black, Seat
tie Mike and the bartender were taken
to the hospital.
Next day Captain Larsen appeared
at the police station and paid the fines.
ut griefs me- he said, as the men
followed him meekly out into the
street. 'to flint you in dis condition.
You hat given away to sinful wrath
again. Vat did you do to dem?"
They're in the hospital" replied
Jack, with sickly smile.
WELL" continued the skipper, 'in dot
case, see de hand of de Lord, who
smiteth in His anger. Vengeance is
mine saith the Lord. You have been
His instruments of vengeance, and so
shall be forgifen.
''Say, boys, dis afternoon ship again
for de next voyage. You want to sign
on again?"
AYE, aye, SIR they all responded.
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to be turning on the Al Black

gang.
Then one day the signal station at
Fort Point reported the Aloha standing
in for the Gate. The custom house
officers started out to meet her in their
launch, impatiently anxious to learn
the state of affairs aboard. They, too,
were on to the game.
They boarded the Aloha a few miles
off shore. Capt. Larsen received them
at the gangway with his habitual
Christian smile and mild blue eyes.
But when the inspectors beheld Three
Fingered Jack, Lager Beer Pete, Big
Steve and their equally notorious ship
mates Glowing up sails in as orderly
and ship-shape a manner as ever OBJ
tanned aboard a man-o'-war, they
swore aloud in their amazement. FL
Fingered Jack aside for a moment.
II say, Jack, what happened?' he
asked. Didn't you everlastingly lam
bast him?''
you're a child of wrath" retorted
Jack, Indignantly. We've learned
the ways Of the meek and lowly,
thanks to our noble captain"
"Oh, come off" exclaimed the rev.
enue man, impatiently Don't come
any of that gulf on me. What's hap
pened?"
$50 soak yer head" responded Jack.
with a return of his old-tine manner
Eye want to know more'n what's good
for ye."
And that was all the information
that was forthcoming. Big Trig Olaf
sen smiled significantly as the board
ing house runners boarded in the bay,
and the crew refused to have anything
to do with them. The Aloha dropped
anchor off Mission Flat and with sea-
manlike promptness the men furled
sails and cleared up decks.
1.-THE Lord loveth dose who are in
dustrious,'' said the skipper, with pious
meekness, to the harbor officials about
him on the poop.
STILL A MYSTERY.
That evening Seattle Mike and Al
Black sat impatieEtly smoking big
black cigars in the latter's establish
ment on Pacific street. They were
waiting for the appearance of the Alo-
has crew. The mystery must be
solved.
At about 1 they showed up-the en-
tire sixteen-an more or less drunk.
and with Fingered Jack in the
lead. The two boarding masters re-
ceived them with sinister smiles of
welcome, barely coneealing the impa-
thence and anger within them. They
were, of course, too tactfu1 to breach
the main question at once.
All hands crowded about the long
hJa ha rfa was
kept busy serving first beer, but later
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whiskey and rum. The men were hi
larious, noisy, apparently in excellent
humor, but not word referring to
their late voyage came out. The two
masters waxed more and more impa-
tient, especially as the drinks were not
as yet being paid for. Much against
their will they had been obliged to
drink with the crowd. Finally AL
Black could no longer contain himself.
He determined to demand an explana-
ton.
Boys" he said, rising and hitting
the table with a mug, 81 think it's up
to you to tell US what this means.
Did you fellows funk out there?"
There came a pause-all hands turn
ed toward Three Fingered Jack. He
arose, showing away his drink.
swell, as we ask an explanation" he
said, az might as well tell We we've
come UP here to have a few words
with YOU"
That's what-you bet," broke in
several of the others.
Yes continued Jack, Eve have
come up here to make you see the sim
fulness of yer ways. We've come to
offer ye the salvation we got through
you. Ye once shipped US on a craft
wot We said would be a home for us.
Ye told US the skipper was kind,
fatherly OF man wot would look well
arter our welfare. He did. He looked
arter US all right"
Here Jack pushed back the long hair
from over his forehead, revealing g
long white scar.
CALL TO REPENTANCE.
''But We sinned against that same
kind, fatherly oil skipper, AL he con-
tinued, IAN we want ye to repent. 1t
was a sin, AL to work off lot OF
wicked, worldly men like US on that
kind OF man. But, thank the Lord,
he showed us the sinfulness of our
ways, just as we're goin' to show you"
what rot is tris?" broke in Al
Black, purple with rage. What dye
mean, We drunken swabs ?"
Hear the child of wrath" said Jack,
piously. Boys. the time for the Lords
vengeance has come"
The bos'n kicked back his chair, and
as though this were a signal, all hands
sprang up, and in a moment the room
was in savage turmoil, in the center
of which were Seattle Mike and Al
Black. Both of the crimps drew re-
volvers, but their weapons were hurl-
ed across the room before they could
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Honolulu Iron Works Go.
STEAM ENGINE s

STEAM ENGINES
BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
I 8, BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS
and machinery Of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithing. FOB work
executed on shortest notice.
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OAHU Ice &
ELECTRIC Co.

Ice delivered to any part Of the city.
Island orders promptly Allied. TEX Blua
nn. p. O. Bon eco once: Kewalo.
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W. W. DimOnd & Co., Ltd.
Dealers in Household

Dealers in Household
Necessities. ~.
Sole agents for the celebrated Jewel
Stoves and the Quincy Refrigerators.
ks-57 King Street Honolulu.
Our Holiday display is nearing COM
pletion. A greater assortment of Solid
silverware and Cut Glass has never be-
fore been seen here.
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ASTONISHING NEWS.

One day the Hawaiian mail steamer
came in, and the passengers aboard
told that the Aloha had reached Homo
lulu But more astonishing was the
report that she still retained the same
crew shipped in Frisco. BY this time
the game put up on Capt. Larsen was
common knowledge among seafaring
men all over the coast. But the laugh
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-07-13
MINTS' HOUSE CLEARINGS
Mean Money In the Treasury of the
Government.


Washington, July 12.-Uncle Sam has
an annual house cleaning in each one
of his mint buildings at the end of
each fiscal wear. In these annual
cleanups the dirt and dust are not
thrown away but are carefully pre-
served and put into melting pots, where
everything that will burn is consumed
and the residue is left in the form Of
a conglomerate ingot in the bottom
of the pot.
This is refined and enough gold and
silver is obtained from it to pay the
house cleaning expenses many times
over. Even the dirt that is scraped
out of cracks in the floor contain gold
dust and is carefully preserved. The
report of the annual house cleaning
at the San Francisco mint has just
been received in Washington. One
item of interest concerns an old car
pet that originally cost $3.50, and that
had been in use on the floor of the
adjusting room for six years. Instead
Of selling the carpet, as the govern
ment usually does with it's partly worn
furnishings, it was burned, and the
ashes carefully preserved and refined,
with the result that gold worth more
than $1,000 was obtained from 1t.