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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04

List of officers for Akopaa Sugar Co,
is published in this issue.
There will be no meeting of the Board
of Health this afternoon.
Sivty-three Koreans arrived on the
Coptic Monday for this port.
Har~-- Roberts is prepared to make
illustrations for newspapers, maps and
catalogues.
Primo Lager should be used in every
home. II is rich in the tonic proper
ties of pure hops and barley malt.
The Andromeda has been authorized
to ship her crew for the voyage to the
Coast as an undocumented vessel.
The plans for the summer vacation
cottage Of the Y. w. c. A. at Wahia-
wa have been approved and work on
them will begin at once.
James Harbottle Hakuole has been
appointed cashier in the Internal Rev
enue office to succeed II. NJ. Hepburn
who has gone to Washington.
The most popular book in the cOun-
try at the present time is "ThePit" by
Frank Norris, author of The Octopus"
Its sale is phenomenal-the greatest of
any book published in years.
The Music Circle of the Kilohana
Art League has issued invitations for
a Chopin Evening" at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Richards, XII
nau and Kapiolani streets, for next
Saturday evening at o'clock
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
senate AFTER :
BAIL|FF ACT
COMMITTEE REPORT
ED IN FAVOR OF REPEATING
ACT REGARDING BAILIFFS.

The judiciary Committee of the
Senate got after the "Bailif Act" of
the last legislature this morning. Bill
No. had been referred to the commit
ttee and the committee made the fol-
lowing report:
The Judiciary committee to whom
was referred Senate Bill Nos, being
to repeal an Act relating to the APP
pointing of bailiffs for certain courts
in the Territory, beg leave to report
that they have had the same under
consideration. The bill sought to be
repealed was introduced in and passed
by the Territorial Legislature of 1901
and caused considerable comment af-
ter it's passage, and when its provisions
We're understood and enforced. The
act was not a necessity nor does it in
any manner facilitate, in the opinion
of this committee, the practice of
drawing juries. 1t places too much
power 1t is submitted, in the hands
Of the Judges, not that this power has
ever been eXerted or made use Of.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme
court in his report to the Legislature
has commented upon the law relating
to the drawing of juries, and has sug-
gested certain legislation on that sub
ject, and your Committee are informed
that an act on that subject is being
prepared for the present legislature to
pass upon.
We recommend the passage of the
Act.
Another report was made i'm re-
ference to bill No. IA. This bill is an
act to amend Section l of Act &C of the
Session Laws of 1896 relating to public
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
TO IMPROVE
THOMAS SQUARE
SUPERINTENDENT COOPER WILL
THIN OUT TREES AND SECURE
EXPERT AID IN CULTIVATION.

superintendent of Public Works H.
T.. Cooper and landscape gardener
Young, of the Kapioani Park commits
sion, paid a visit to Thomas square
yesterday to inspect the park and lay
plans for improvements. AS a result a
number of important changes viii be
made. and the park will be improved
and cultivated.
The removal of a number of trees
was decided upon" said Superinten-
dent Cooper "as they are too near to-
gether. In a public park the trees
should be as perfect specimens of their
kind as it is possible to raise. In
Thomas square there are trees which
should ordinarily attain a. growth of 20
or 80 feet in height with a diameter of
Is to 20 feet, planted only ten or twelve
feet apart. The result is imperfect
growth. 1t is proposed to remove
enought to allow plainly of room for
proper growth, in the hope of room for
others will grow into perfect speci-
mems.
I'VE shall also give attention to bet
ter cultivation of the grounds and see
If the little park cannot be made more
attractive than it is now"
Thomas square has long been in a
more or less neglected condition, but
with the aid of a professional land
scape gardener the superintendent
thinks it can be made very attractive
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
JAS. F. MORGAN
AUCtiOneer and Broker,
AZ Queen Street,
p. q. BOx 594 Telephone ~

or government holidays substituting
February % Washington's birthday
and May 80 Decoration Day for Jan
uary II and November 2S.
Another report was made regarding
three other bills. One was Bill No.
40 which seeks to amend Section 1872
of the Penal Laws relating to larceny
by making the punishment one year
instead of two years and leaving the
money penalty the same. This change
was made because the legislature had
limited at the last session the jurisdic-
ton of strict magistrates to cases
punishable by fine or Imprisonment
with or without fine for not over one
year, so it was desired to eliminate the
necessity of these cases being indicted
by the grand jury. Senate Bills Nos.
Al and AZ are in the same line and have
the same object in view. So the COM
mittee recommended that all of them
be passed. The other reports on Bills
No and IA favored their enactment
so the reports were accepted and the
various measures ordered to be the
order of business for tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
JAS. +. MORGAN,
AuCTIONEER
Auction Sale of Sheds

The superintendent of Public Works
will sell at auction on Friday, the 9th
of March 1908, at IL M, the sheds on
Oceanic Wharf, Allen street, Honolulu.
Purchaser to tear the structures down
and remove the same within 10 days
after permission of Superintendent of
Public Works to remove same is grant
ed.
At the same time and place will be
sold the old materials in wharf, except
piling The purchaser to take posses
sion Of materials and remove same
when torn out by Contractor.
HENRY f.. COOPER,
Superintendent of Public Works.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

The art students league of New York
city has asked the public to give it an
endowment of $4,000. This is a very
modest request from one of the best
teaching institutions in the city. 1t
is able to show that in it's 81 years of
existence it has expended nearly $780,
900 for running expenses, from no other
resources than the tuition fees of its
students. The league appeals for too
little >ney. This is a day of big
money, and it is as deserving as any
of the multitudinous Carnegie libra-
ries. At the least it should ask for
$500 OO,-which, as a fund, is small
enough.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
IN TRAINING.

The young Duke Charles Edward of
COburg and Gotha, son of the duchess
of Albany, is in training to be ruler.
He will spend several months as a clerk
in the government offices at Berlin
then perfect himself in French, and
study the system of government and
administration of Gotha. Then will fol-
low the study of law at Bonn univer-
Sity,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
NEW ADVEnTIsEMENTs
NEWS In A NUTSHELL.
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
NeWs of the Day.
THE WEATHER..


Weather Bureau, Punahou, / p. m.
Wind light east to southeast; wea-
Their partly cloudy; some signs of rain,
but not immediate.
Morning minimum tempera ture So;
midday maximum temperature, I6; ba-
rometer. a. m. ,3O.O3 steady Correct
ed for gravity; rainfall, "a hours end
ing, 9 a. M OIL dew point, 9 a. m, so;
humidity a. m. 20 per cent.
CURTIS J. LYONS, Observer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
CLEVELAND AND OFFICE.

Grover Cleveland has once more ac-
cepted an office; he has been elected
first Vlce-presdent of the Princeton,
fish and game protective association.
The president is Prof. Uric Dahlgren
of the university, and Prof. LiDbey and
Rev. DR.. Henry van Dyke are other
VICE presidents, and several other pro-
fessors are in the directorate.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
WANTS TO KNOW.

Senator Achi introduced a resolution
this morning in the Senate directing
that investigation be made into the
reasons for no liquor license being is
sued to the Occidental Hotel Ine
Senator said that perhaps the officials
had some reasons for not granting IT,
Such measure would be fair. the
matter will be investigated by the
committee on Health and Education
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
Putnam's
Cherry
Comfort

and stop it. Consumption and serious
throat and lung diseases start this
way. But this we'll known cough
remedy will stop it quicker than any
other known remedy. Pleasant to
take. Children take it readily. Two
sizes % and so cents. Sold at both
cur drug stores.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
RUSSIAN LEATHER

Russian leather Is tanned with birch
bark. This gives 1t the peculiarly
pleasant odor so much liked, and at the
same time protects 1t from insects.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
SIAMESE NORI,EwONIEN

SIAMESE NOBLEWOMEN.
Wives of Siamese noblemen cut their
hair so that it sticks straight up from
their heads, the average length being
about an inch and a half
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
A WOODEN BUILDING
AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY, MAR. 5.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

At the premises, Alakea street, l will
sell at Public Auction, the large dwell
ing house formerly occupied by Dr.
Geo. Herbert.
Building to be removed within days,
from day of sale.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
Sporting
Goods at a Ns;i;i,
Saving w.

our store space does not permit Of
much OF an exhibit of this class of
mdse. but its here in endless variety
Every standard make of goods is hand
led by us and clubs or individuals will
do well to get our prices before buying
elsewhere. These prices will show you
a saving opportunity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04
POKER IN PARIS.

POKER IN PARIS.
Poker is said to be making great
ravages among the students of the
Latin quarter in Paris. Again the
baleful American nfluence.-Indiana
polls News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04

Twenty-Five cents pays for Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-03-04

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Between Is. ards-Sales: 25 McBrydt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Il PoznahskieyO

a.
RAWICZ. Folwark 400 m6rt
obszaru Mas}owo (~Aiasselwicz) ku.
|pi}a komisya kolonizacYjna cd P.
|Schocha w%}asciciela d6br Sacker'
schowe ny (Zakzewa) W powiecit
trzebnickim. Pr6cz tego maja:kl
Broniszewice " Pleszewskim (50oc
m6rg obszaru) cd braci Brandt6w
= oraz Wielkawies " Babimoiskim
$1,000 m6rg nbszaru) cd p. huhna
re Zalesia. - Donosz9 take re 2
ualicyi 6ciagneli ajencl okoio stu
rodzin niemieckich, majacyoh pc 2
tvs. NIX. kap,ta}u tych ulokowa
nych ma bye W powlecie wagrowie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
TORUN. Niezwyk4y ruch pa"

TORUN. Niezwyk4y ruch pa.
'nuje nod brzegiem Wis}Y. Liczpe
t}umy publicznoSci wYlegaja ma
most z~elazny i prawY brzeg, przy~
gladajac SIG kr6lowej REX, kt6ra
.swym malowniczym a jednak groza-
Gym W skutkach wylewem trwozy
nadbrzeznych mieszkahc6w. Woda
.ciagle przybiera, a wodomierz wska-
zywa} wczoraj W Toruniu o godzl-
ME 8 pc po}udniu S metr6w 80 en-.
mad zwyk}y potion. Pc stronie
Torunia woda dosieg}a JUL wa}u
wi6lanego i zala}a .ca}a ullce obok
wiodaca tax dalece, re NIGGA pc niej
swobodnie kursowac 4udkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Kara smierCi.

Ma}a rzecz czesto powoduje
sm,erc. Jak jedyne podrapniecie
%wyprysku, ME wiele znac,ace "a
rzniecie, albo ma}y wrz6d, przyp}a-
como kara 6mierci. Jest to madrze
mieG Buoklena masG arnikow9 pod
reka. Jest to najlepsza ma6c ma
6wieoie j zapobiega fatalnemu POI
parzeniu, ramon, wrzod omsi krwa-
wnicY. Tylko $50 u N. J. Kowae
lewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

GOLUB. w sobote przybyl
tn najprzewielebniejszy ks biskup
Rosentreter, azeby tn udziela6 Sa"
kramentu bierzmowanla. q dworca
odprowadzono dostajuego goscia W
uroczystej procesyl do ko6ciola,
gdzie odprawil ureczyste nabozeh-
,stwo. W poniedzialek wyg}osi} ks.
biskup Rosentreter kazanie po polls
ku. q tego powodu lamentuje gru~
'dziadzki hakatysta ,,Geselliger'', re
niemieccy katolicy, kt6rych W Co.
lubiu prawie wcale ME ma, zn6w
.zostali strasznie ~zawiedzeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
ZMIANA CZASU.

Nowy plan jazdy uskuteczniony
zosta} ma kolei Chicago Great We
stern cd 28go Czerwca, ma move
Eoyfry prosimy uwazad " planie JAZZ
|dy umieszczonego " tyoh kolum-
mach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
SUSZ. w srode odby} sig tn

SUSZ. w srode odby} sig tn
,pogrzeb dw6ch 9 i l3 letnick chop
COW. Poszli oni W niedzlele mad Je-
zioro Ka4lunek, azeby, ma wedki
chwytac ryby. Sostrzegll oni tam
,czo}no, kt6re stale mad brzegiem.
Azeby sobie sprawl6 rozrywke
wslad}o ich 3 do 16dki a wiat1 pop.
cha{ ich ma srodek .jeziora. Tu ku
swemu przerazeniu spostrzegli, ze
,}6dka by1a popsuta i woda poczela
sig W MA dobywa6. Dwuch z Mich
W swej rozpaczy skoczy}o do woody
utoneli, trzeci zas pozosta} "
3odz,. kt6ra coraz bardziej n~ape}nia~
aasie woda Ma krzyk jego rzuci} sig
W wode p. Rohmer, kt6ryz naraze~
niem w}asnego zycia przyciagna
mad brzeg ch}opca wraz }odzia Je
den z'utoplonych ch}opc6w by} je"
dynym synem ubogiej wdowy, kt6
"a pok}sda1a W MIN ca&a swa
przyez}o6t. Rozpaoz matki ME ma
granic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

WARSLA A.. Ma tOrZe war
szawsko wiedehskim pomiedzJ
Ply6wia a Rogowem woda podmy}a
szyny zelazue, copredzej tor ten
oddano " naprawe. Ma dc
ch6d dotknietych kleska ostat
niei powodzi Tow. Wioslarskie
organizuje wie)ka zabawe ola mai
szerszej publicznosci. Czynione So
%s,arania o wyszukanie odpowlednie~
go terenu, regulacya BOWEN brze-
gov powisla uulemozllwia urzadze~
ME tel zaba Wy ma Whsle PREY obec-
nvm sta1ie bulwar6w, kt6re ME
Badaia sic ma pomieszczenie pub
licznosci - z Radomia 1onosza dnia
90 lipca. ,,Dzj6 W nocy przeszfa
zn6w tedy stra szna nawa{n'ca, zYto
moknie ma gar6c,ach; kartofle gn'c
zaczyuaja zamiast dojrza}ego ziarna
bedzie zapewne poslad. u pod
Zamosc,a Nareszcie cd kilku dni
doezekalismy sig sta}ej pogodY.
rolnicy moga sig zajac ukoncze~
MEM sprzetu siana i prowadslc po~
my6lnie zniwa rozpoczete. W oko~
licy naszei deszcze i ulewy NEWELL
kie tylko wyrzadzi}y szkody, wyle~
WOW rick ME by}o tylko konlczyny
pognily W polu mitrega z slanem
Owoc6w bedzie bardzo ma{o. -
Echa radomskie: ,,Wo}yh" donos',
il W odleg}osci trzech Worst cd
miasta .Romacowa, " pow. nowo~
gradwo}nskim, W pobllzu majatku
Wlelka Bozara, odkryto pok{ady we
eli kam;epnycL ma g}ebokoscl okofo
l3 sazni. Grubose Varsity wegll
wynosi 4 saznie Pokfady tie odkry"
IA firma warszawska E. Schonfeld i
Sp. pedczas robot oko}o wiercenla
artezyjskiej. Jak widz'my
Polska , Rosya maja j~eszcze wielkle
skarby ME wydobyte z ziemi. Byle
te diva narody p~o}eczy}y. sig wez~
lem szczerYm braterskim, a ME ule-
gala Rosya podmuchom n'eaawlst-
ny m z zagranicY!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
KEPNO. Uczennica miejsco

KEPNO. Uczennica miejsco
wei szko}y symultalnej Weronlk:
s. katoliczka ME chcia}a imienis
swego podpisa6, tax iak jej nauczy
ciel. kaza{ Veronica" tylko 1--WE"
ronlka", m6wiac, re matka jej ME
pozwoli plsac inaczej. Nauczyciel
obi1 ia "a to. C6rka przybywszy
do domu opowiedzla}a matce co s,e
stafo a matka pobiegfa do szko}Y
n%auczyciela zvymy6la}a. Ten wyto~
czyl jej process o obraze i o kary~
najscie domu i skazano j. na
diva tygodnie wlezienia. Nies}usz-
ME postapi}a owa matks, re sig
unios}a zapalczywo6cia ale s}usz-
ME postapi}a c6rka, re ME pozwo~
lila lmienia swego germanizowat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

NORWEGIAN. z mad grs-
nicy. w przesz}a niedzlele pc pc"
}udniu przeprawia} sig przez graz
nice niemiecki balon wojskowy W
Skulsku. Ma znaki stray pogra-
nicznej rosyjskiej wzywajace do "a
trzyman'aa raczej do spuszczenia sig
ma ziem,e, zatoga balonu ME zwraca}a
uwagi. W6wczas wy~strzelono ma a.
larm kilka razy z karabinow. l to
ME skutkowa{o; balon BOWEN "a
czal eie wznosic wy4ej v powietrzu.
Dopioro celniejsxe strzaiy wymie.
rzone do balonu. inadvertently jego
pow}oke, tax, he zacza} opadac. Ia
}oge sk}adajaca sig : 8 poruozni
k6w z Posnania internowano "
skulsku. poniewa4 ME miel. pasz-
port6w. Drug, balon wojskowy ME-
miecki " innem m,ejsou niepostrzer
.ony m,nal podobnc granice ! po-
ssybowal v gsab Kr6l. Polskiego.
Donosi nam . tenn jeden 70 fwiadr
tego 1ajdoia M granlcy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

RUSZAJNY. 3-letnia c6reczka
pos,edz,ciela Kiwltt wpad}a " so
bote do nieprzykrytej studn' ma
podw6rzu i utopia sig. Siuzaca
wydoby}a pc n,ejakim czasie trupa
4dzieciecia..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

|
NIBORK. w lipcu roku zesz.
lego uderzy} robotnik L. : Rogu W
4czasie k}6tni " karczmie flaszka o
st6}. Flasska potrzaska}a sig " ka-
wa}ki i skaleczy{a L. " reke, kt6
nv iednak4e zaras kaxa& SIG opa-
+rzyd i reka sic zsgoi}s. Teraz Pc
roku sacze}a L reka snowu bole6,
.czu& COS twardego " mel, . PREY
blitszym ~ogladaniu wydoby}s reki
HAWAI- szk}a Q om. d&ugo6ci l ON
szerokoec,. Me Jest wcale do pole
cia, jak 6w czlowiek mogl ciezko
.o.}y rok przy oiedlaoh praoowad j.
10 robornik, majac TAXI kawa'
sskla v rsoe Widad, jaka to twar wards
Is dioh masurska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
SLASK

HUTA LAURY. Wladomo, re
v rozruchach zabili policyanci g6r>
.nika Trafalczyka, kt6remu ksieza
germanizatorzy odmdwili asysty ma
omentarz. Teraz we wiezieniu by
tomskiem umar1 r6wnlez pobity
g6rn,k Linowski = cry i jego po~
grzeb odbedzie SIC be- ksiedza?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
z Prus Polskich.

CHEkMzA. Czeladnik komi
niarsk, K. zrozpaczy, Re, wybrana
jego odrzucila ofiarowany przez
niego p,er6cionek zareczYnowy,
wYstrzeli{ sobie z rewolweru W u
sta. Ciez ko ranDego odstawiono do
.domu chorych. +
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13
Polska pod Moskalem

|Polska pod Moskalem
KAL1sZ. Morderca wdowy
Ludwigowej ' Berlinie, Weber, pod
nazwiskiem Leszczynskiego wf6czyl
sic pc 6wiecie i o%statecznle osladl
"a kratkami " kaliszu, bedzie ME-
zadlugo tamze sad2onym. Policya
berlinska JUL otrzyma}a wezwanie,
ze ms by6 gotowa = by stanad W
oznaczonvm dn,u ma swladki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

K~RZYKOSY, dnia 81 lipc:
1903 roku. Wies ~tutejsza zosta{a v
kr6tkim czasie woda oblana. Lu'
die, widzac ma co sig %zanosi, ratio"
wall swe mieole, s,ekec We dnle "
nocy zboze wynoszac takowe ns
miej sea wyzsze. Woda, wszystko "a
topila, ~zablerajac navel posieczono
i W medele pousta wiane snoopy. =
Place wielki i smutek ogarnia]
wszystklcb, kt6rzy patrzeli ma "
niwecz obrocone wszystkie ich nad'
zieje. Trwoga wieksza ~powstaia,
gdy woda rozpocze}a '"ies zalewaG;
wszystko co zy}e, pracowa}o ma
trzech miejsoach mad usypaniem
groble robota bezskuteczna ME
by}a. DziS woda opada, ale okropny
obraz sig przedstawla. zboze czer
nieie nietylko stojaee we wodzie'
ale l to, co W kupkach tn i tam
~jeszcze stoi, perkl 1 wszystkle oko~
powizny psuja sig, DO JUL ]e czuc.
Ludzie chodza jak b}edni, troska
ma twarzach widoczna, bieda rob-
sic og6lna, DO ciezko bedzie siebie
i lnventarz wyzywi6. Jest to druga
pow6dz W tym roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

POw0z DoKTORsKI: pred
waszym domem ozuacza nowy wy
datek i strate. Rachunki doktors-
kie, jake p!acicie, przedsta w'aja
pieniadze, jake moglibyscie schc~
wac, majac " domu Ora Piotra Coz
mozo, Jet to samo W sobie male
laboratoryum doktorskie strzega-
&c cd chorob leczace choroby. PAM
r.. Olson z Lakeville, Mlnn., powia-
da: ,,Przez szes6 lat cierpia(em ma
kurcze zoladks i ma chorobe kobe
ca. Leczyfo mnie osmiu rozmaitych
doktor6w ale .bez skutku. Me doz-
nalam zadnej ulgi. az zacze}am uzy~
wac Gomozo. Dzieki jego uzywaniu
odzyskaism ma novo swa si1e do
tego stopn,a, re moge obecnle swo~
bodnie wykonywa6 swa prace."
Dra Piotra Gomozo jest zupe}-
ME czystem lekarstwem zio}owem,
sto lat majacem. Me sprzedaja 60
aptekarze, ale miejscowi agenci.
Jezeli ME ma agenta " waszej oko~
licy piszcie do DR.. Peter Fahrney'
1l9-l14 So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago
Ill
N- n.%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-13

KATOWlCE. ,,G6rnoslazak'
donosi, ze robotnlkom v kopalni
,Kalser''. " Janowle p}acono dawa
niej "a szYohte 1870 do 4,5o mr.
Kr6tko pred wyboraml zni&ono "a
plate ma 2.75 marek, a gdy sig upo-
minali . wiYcej, odsy}ano ioh do
pana Korfanteeo. Nieras sic zdarza
70 takiego robotnika wyswiskam'
,.verfluch:e p%olnische'' obrsuca.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-08-04
Stark.carroII Situation.

The Massillon Cleaner sizes up the
political situation in this district as
follows:
There is some reason for MassilloI
to congratulate herself that she has
been able to furnish for the senatorial
campaign In the 21st district cham
pion from the ranks of young Democ-
raoy who can take up the gauge ct
battle and take a tilt in the political
lists aud give the Republican knight
q foeman worthy of his lance. Tho
contest between II. G. DeWeese and
r. A. Pollock bids fair to be a notable
one. 1t is well understood that each
man has heavy backing from certain
large figures who move in somewhat
wider spheres than a single Legislative
district. United States senators,
present AMI prospective are coachinit
in the game. While both men have
strong personal points, it is more ami
more evident that Tom Johnson and
Mark Hanna are going to do a bit c
roofing and influences from Washing
ton and Columbus will surge over the
hills and wales of Stark and Carroll
counties this fall. Massillon will
have no reason to apologize for her
own candidate. He is young and
tireless worker and with his career to
make in politics ought to be one who
would spare no effort to make clear
and honorable fight for victory. His
opponent or competitor, to speak in
betters choice of terms, has made rec
ord upon which he stands; If this rec'
ord be either his undoing or his up
lifting he is responsible for it not thu
people or his party. If he did right
as a representative that will he an
element of strength. If he did not
serve the ends of righteousness in the
past he will suffer the consequences.
The people are to decide who they will
have to represent them in the up
per house at Columbus. They must
discern between the men and thJ
principles. They must determine IL
their minds also which man, r. A.
Pollock or H. G. DeWeese, will best
represent the people as a whole, not
which will best obey either Tom
Johnson or Mark Hanna. 1t is going
to be pretty fight and party lines
are likely to be rather wavy as the
autumn days come on through the
October haze This is going to be a
good time to do some careful think
ing and some wise deciding"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-08-04
Branch Office:
W. v. Moser & Co., Cor. W. Tusc. and
Brown Ave.

Miss Helen Gould has been asked to
arbitrate a strike in the Holyoke paper
mills of Springfield, Mass. The plan
of pressing women into services of this
kind may work all right so long as
there is only one woman on each arbi-
t-ation board. But it requires very
little Imagination to see the difficulties
in the way of a strike settlement If
this precaution be not taken. Two OF
more women would discuss Worts
gowns, pink teas, coming-out parties,
everything in fact except the real mat
ter at hand, and the poor strikers
would starve while awaiting an equit.
able dispensation.