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The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
Misses Elise and Mary German re-
turned last night from pleasant visit
to relatives and friends in Tennessee.

Misses Elise and Mary German re-
turned last night from pleasant visit
to relatives and friends in Tennessee.
Recommended by physicians for
medicinal purposes-Old j. II. Cutter
Whiskey. n. b. Nelson Il Co., agents.
E. l.. Vadakin, junior of The Times,
left for Hot Spl ings last Saturday. He
is suffering from an attack OF rheuma-
tism.
+. l., Taylor. Widener, was among
the callers at The Times office Satur.
day, and brought smile on ye editor
face.
Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied
that Old Follmer whiskey is the best,
tell your friends. T. {. Folbre & Co.
sell it.
Mrs. Eugene Holmes, Miss Henri
Gwin and Mr.. }. A. Holmes, Memphis
were guests Of Miss Corinne Williams,
Sunday.
When Old J. H. Cutter is around
other WHISTLES must go way back
and sit DOWN.. Il. Nelson Il Co..
sole agents.
Call for old Prentice, the purest
grade of whiskey made. aged 10 years
in the barrel before bottling. AT L.
G. Folbre X Co.
Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse
Moore Hunt CO.. is pure and whole.
some. For sale by L. e. Folbre & Co.,
Forrest City, Ark.
Mr.. Jim DeRositt. Of Widener, is
making n temporary home at the Ma
rion. until his brothers. house in this
city is completed.
DR.. and Mrs. G. s. Aldrch, Iunts-
vile. Alabama. are visiting in the city.
They are guests Of Mrs. Trotter, Mrs
Aldrith's half sister.
Mrs. McReynolds. who has been a
| pleasant visitor at the heme of Hon. r.
j. Williams, left for her home in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, yesterday.
Rev. G. II. Lockwood, Helena. and
John Gatlng, this city, went to Little
Rock Tuesday to attend meeting OF
the Episcopal Board Of Missisns.
1t is rumored that Wedding will
occur u couple of weeks hence, the con-
tracing parties being young mer-
chant and fair school mistress.
Mr. S. F. SHlcer, Palestine. has re-
moved his family To Little Rock to
make it their permanent home. Mr..
| Sulcer will still retain his interest in
St Francis county. We regret to lose
this estimable family family from the
county, but wish them success in their
/ new hume.
"a - ToREA.
Bears the IN, The Kind You Have Always Bought
S's, .f IH2zIzm
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Notice to Stock Owners

win castrate ridgling horses. ruptured
colts, dehorn cattle, and will operate on
diseased and crippled, horses, such as
weak eyes, nasal gleet, distempsr, big
head, poll evil fstuIa, sweeney, spring
knee, contracted feet. scratches, grease
heel. SPAWN, ringbone, curbs, splint.
windgalls. warts, crooks tails. Will file
down sharp teeth and extract deeayed
teeth. which are causing valuable horses
to almost sfarve. Corns and Thrush treat
ed, and diseased or crippled horses ex.
amined FREE OF CHARGE.
DR.. 6. S. ALDRlCH, v. S.
Headquarters at Hatcher & Stout's Stable.
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w. A. Terrell. Palestine, was regis.
tered at the Imperial Wednesday.

w. A. Terrell. Palestine, was regis.
tered at the Imperial Wednesday.
Go to J. b. Terry & Co.. for your
groceries and feedstuffs. Best goods
at lowest prices.
Buy groceries and feedstuffs of ]. b.
Terry s. Co., North Washington street,
Sipes' old stand.
J. w. Cox. Colt. representing the
Central Manufacturing Co., was in
town Wednesday.
Call and try some Of that Old Barbee
whiskey at the Green Tree. It's the
best on the market.
Attorney Paris German, Helena,
spent few days this week with his
parents. in this city.
j. Il. Terry e Co.. have a large stock
or brand new groceries, which they are
selling at lowest prices.
Leave your orders for coal with Pas
lay u johnson, or call phone Is. Best
grades at lowest prices.
Reuben has come to town. Call ut
the Green Tree and see him. He will
he glad to smile at you.
Miss Mary Mason and Mrs. John
Bell. attended the Masquarade ball at
Mariana Monday night.
On and after January 1st, 1903. moth
Ing under pc will be delivered.
l.. K. GRoBMYER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Moody are re-
Jolcing over the coming of l0-pound
girl baby Monday night.
FoR SALE-A few more good lots in
the RUSSELL addition. on easy terms.
Apply to James Russell.
The Bank OF Forrest City solcits a
share OF your patronage. 1t is now
open aud ready for business.
Night operator Farris, OF the Choc-
taw. has resigned his position, and left
last night for Springfield No.
The Bank of Forrest City is now
open and ready for business. A share
OF your patronage is solicited.
Miss Eltice Anderson, New Castle.
was the charming guest OF Miss Addie
Horney, "a few days last week.
On and after January 1st. 1908, moth
ing under 25c will be delivered.
l.. r. GROBMYRR.
J. S. Mitchell, Brinkley, was the
guest OF h. +. Palmer, Monday. He
attended the Harrison function.
Miss Mamie Doyle. the charming
school marin Of Widener, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with home folks.
w. w. Bryant. OF near HAYNES, was
a caller at Tia Times Office Yesterday.
and added his mite TO the Golfers OF We
editor.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
si sssss sss Of &XzZzZM

Capt. Geo. NJ. Head has purchased
an interest in the Electric Light plant.
and the style Of the proprietors will
hereafter be Simmons Il Co. They ex-
pect to improve the plant cOnsidera.
bly,.
Hugh Coffev Palestine, was acci.
dentally shot Saturday evening about
6 O'Clock. He was cleaning a pistol
when it accidentally fired, the ball
breaking one Of the bones in his leg
below the knee.
Sunday night the mercury fell rapid
Iy, freezing and turning the rain into
sleet. followed by the heavist snow
storm this country has felt for years.
The storm lasted until about five
o'clock Monday afternoon.
We are not exactly in the woods, but
the boys had "A rabbit chase Monday
on Front street. all the same. The
heavy snow storm drove the little
bunny from his hiding place in the
court house yard.
Hon. and Mrs. +. W. DeRositt, Of
Widener, are registered at the Marion.
where they will make their home until
their new residence on Cottage Hill is
completed. We are glad to welcome
these estimable people to citizenship
OF Forres. City.
There is no better preventive Of
many of the ills which flesh is heir to
than good liquors. moderately used.
Il. G. Folbre Il Co., keep tn high
grade case goods or liquors in bottles
or jugs. and sell the same brand ever
the bar. Call on them.
Ladies call and examine nv stock of
fancy waistngs. dimities. lawns. or
CANDIES. wash goods of all kinds. next
week, while they are all new, and get
the first choice. Will open about
Thursday or Friday. Prices the low
est Call and see me, A. l.. Grady.
The Parker Lucky Curve Fountain
Pen and the Langhlin and Paul Il.
Writ Fountain Pens are sold exclu-
sive.y in Forrest City at the News
stand. II you want pen which is
nncondtonally guaranteed, see us.
They are a perfect JOY to a penman,
ST. Francis county should make a
start on good roads BY experimenting
on the most horrible piece OF road in
the connty-on the Madison road be-
yond Crow Creek. The county should
buy car load OF drain tiling-it is i'm
possible tn make dry road without
them. Give Road Oyersesr Apperson
the material and he will make the
road.
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+. A. Armstrong, of kokomo, Ind.
| who has been here fortnight looking
| after his farming interests in the bot
tom country, left for his home last
night.
Mr. VIM. McKelvey and wife tnee
Miss Bessie Graham of Memphis of
Pittsburg, Pa arrived i'm the city to-
| day to visit Mrs. w. s. Graham, their
aunt.
"A wife recognizes good husband
by the kind and quantity of life insur.
ance he carries" Talk with TAYLOR.
Knight & Co., about your life iDsur-
| ance.
Will open about next Friday one Of
the incest stocks of spring goods ever
brought to this town. Call and ex.
anime my stock and prices before pur.
chasing.
Do you notice the distinct and
pleasant flavor possessed by the Old
Vollmer" whiskevp It Is the result of
purity. T. G. Folbre Il Co., Forrest
City, Ark.
The colored population in Cushaw
deserve complimentary mention for
keeping their premises clean. We cam
not say as much for many living In the
heart of town
Just received at the Green Tree
Saloon fifty cases Of Paul Jones, the
highest grade of old fashion hand-ma ie
whiskey produced on the continent
ours truly, Ike Mallory.
In the Aven building, next to Fon.
dren Il Smith. North Washington St.
call on Mrs. Gus Ezel for lunches of
All kinds. also fruits ard confection.
cries of the best quality.
Being overstocked on canned goods
OF all kinds, | will for the next thirty
days. offer my entire stock at sacri-
lice prices. Canned peaches, apples,
appricofs and assorted berries at ac
1uai cost. w. L. Sanders.
Hon. o. b. Rollwage and son Her.
man. visited Gent Sunday, returning
Wednesday. Reports everything
looking desolate and the whole coun,
try filled with water and snow.
anna DoZler Rucker. wife OF HOuS.
ton Rucker, cOlored, died on the Cook
farm, neal Widener, Tuesday, from
meningitis. She was much respected
by both white and blacks.
The northbound passenger train on
The Iron Mountain ran into and killed
three valuable young mules Sunday
night. belonging to Capt. Jas. Russell
near his farm north of the city.
For this month l will sell the balance
of my skirts. shirt waists and hats at
cost, and some be low cost. If YOU
want a bargain now is the time to Get
It. MRS. E. BOYLE.
DeWltt's X n.ss Sa1ve
For Piles, Burns, Sores.
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Cosmos Club.

The next meeting of the Cosmos
Club will be held at the club rooms
Monday afternoon, February %, with
the following program:
FRANCE,
(a) Birth and Early History Of
France.
~ Literature.
(cl Joan Of Arc and Marie Anton.
cite.
(dl Napoleon.
Current Events.
MRS. CHAs. r. MATHIS,
Corresponding Secretary.
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Miss Mamie Doyle. the charming
school marin OF Widener spent Sa.ur-
day and Sunday with home folks.
w. w. Bryant. OF near Haynes, was
a caller at The Tunes Office yesterday.
and added his mite TO the Golfers OF We
editor.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20


FOR SALE-A fine farm OF BAT acres
IN Phillips county, 200 acres in cuItiya-
ton. Good houses, fences. and wells
Splendid location. For further mar.
ticulars, call on or address.
j. w. hREwErr,
Forrest City, Ark,
Office over J. w.. Beck Il Co.'s store
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in
one minute, because it kills the microl,a
winch tickes the mucous membrane.
causing the cough, and at the
same time clears the phIegni, draws ont
tho Inflammation and heals and soothrs
the affected parts. One Minute Cough
Cure strengthens the lungs, wards Off
pneumonia and is a harmless and newer
failing cure in all curable cas- es Of Coughs
Colds and Group. One Minute Cough.
Cure Is pleasant to take, harulrs, ami
good alike for young aud Old. Sold l,g
j. Il. Sanders.
II you really want downright. rea,
ENJOYMENT that will make yow saw, it i.
The best | ever Witnessed, then sre "a
WISE Member" who vii, be with you
soon, accompanied bv his family of
merrymakers Each OF the tire. acts
Dristles with qualities that combine /,
make great success. The drvplop.
ment or the plot is of unusual strength
and IS so full at surprises, aud ludi
trons, laughter provoking situations.
that IT should be seen To be apprrcia-
ted. You have no doubt witnessed
many good plays. "A Wise MEMBER
is greater. Yon have perhaps laughed
AZ Funny situations, but "A wis.
Member has funHier ones. Possible
you have been moved To great applans.
by clever specialtes-"A Wise Mem.
Der" will surpass anything YOU nav.
ever seen in that as we'll saIl Other
respects. AT Becker & Lewis Ooera
House, Saturday. February 2Srb.
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Escaped an AWfnl Fate.

Mr.. II. Haggins, OF Melbourne. Fla.
writes: "My doctor told me had Con
sumption and nothing could be done for
me. was given up to die. The offer of
free trial bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption induced me tn
try 1t. Results were startling | am
to DIR. Kings New Discovery. 1t surely
saved my life" This great cure Is guar
anteed for all throat aud lung diseases by
j. H.. Dunsvant. Druggist. Price soc
and Sl.00. Trial bottles free.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

Once tried-always nsed-Old J. II :.
Cutter, at Nelson Il Co.'S.
Eggnog-like mother used to make
at the Green Tree Saloon.
b, F. Hardison. Haynes, was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
There is no headache in Old Cutter.
Sold by n. ID. Nelson Il Co.
General Haynes, Of the Arkansas
Nllllla, was in town yesterday.
Nelson Il Co., are exclusive agents
fot Old j. II. Cutter Whiskey.
DR.. X. Allen, Wheatley. was regis
tered at the Marion yesterday.
Recommended by physicians and
eohsuners, old Prentice Whiskey.
As fine whiskey as Old Kentucky
pIoduces-Old j. II. Gutter Whiskey.
Nice, fresh pea sticks for sale. Ap.
Ply to Ike Mallory, Green Tree Saloon
WANTED-A good reliable cook
GOOD wages paid. Apply at this Office.
Best assortment OF boys pants in the
city TO be found at Russell, Graham Il
ca.
On and after January 1st. 1908, moth.
ing under 25c will be delivered.
l.. II. GROBllYER
Best assortment OF boys pants in the
city to be found at Russell, Graham &
Go.
1t is correctly reported that N. n.
haiiles is about to study for the minis
Try.
Geo. s. Congdon. claim agent OF the
1,1hoctaw, was registered al the Marion
Tuesday.
Call UP l3l when in need OF grocer
le' a. l., Grady can make prices to
suit you.
We have something over $500 in
county scrip for sale. Lsndvoigt &
N~dakn.
DR.. ii w. Terry, formerly OF Hun
ter, but now OF kearney. Was IN town
tuesday.
Last your real estate with Taylor,
Might Il CO., and they will. sell it on
short notice.
/. .. Fitzpatrick. New Castle.
ul"Ved the mud to reach the city last
Wednesday.
W, e. Simmons. of the Electric Light
piaht, has. been Oh the sick list the
past fortnight.
Arch Deacon Williams preached at
,at Chntch of The Good Shepherd sun.
d"i morning.
90
"a g TO
Bears tie The Kind You Have Always Bought
''', ! &1Hz2zZz;:@:
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j. II. c.
cd J. II. c.
Cd j. II. Cutter.
smokeess shells at Grady's.
ODD II. Cutter at Nelson's.
Please pay your subscription.
Dill pickles just received at Grady's.
Hot Tom and Jerry at the Green
Tree.
County scrip for sale at the News.
stand.
Scotch Oats 10c per package at A. l..
Grady's
Two above zero Tuesday morning at
5 o'clock.
Old Prentice Whiskey at r. C. Fol.
bre Il Co.
Just received d nice line Of candies
at Grady's: i
Ernest Beck was down from Cald-
well Tuesday.
Insure your property with Taylor,
Knight q 20.
A nice line OF ladies' drop stitched
hose at Grady's.
Walter r. Taylor. of Linden Heights.
wa. in town yesterday.
10000 men wanted to drink booze at
The Green Tree Saloon.
Try Old J. II. Cutter Whiskey once
aid you will stick to it.
offM '.tst Early Risers
The famous little pills.
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20
ASTORIA.
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STRAYED-From st. Francis bot
toms. one dark bay mare, three years
old. black name and tail. branded on
left shoulder, H." Last seen near
inc. l.. Stevens place, some time last
June. Five dollars reward will be
paid for her recovery or information
leading to recovery. l.. II. Plppin,
Fullwood, Arkansas.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Miss Nellie Smith, OF This CITY.
Ends Her Life in "A Frightfus
Manncr..No Cause Assigned.

About II O'Clock today the r,Mnor
spread over town that Miss Nellie
Smith, daughter Of Mr.. G. b. Smith.
proprietor of the stave factory. had
been shot and killed.
The particulars as CLEANED are as fo.-
lows;
About II o'clock Miss Smith sent Ito
servant up town on some errand. ann
on her return she passed into the kitch-
en- without seeing her. NJ. Smith
came .home to dinner and found his
daughter room locked, and the ser
want hearing him knock, entered the
room from the kitchen and found Miss
Smith lying on cot with a bullet
wound in her head, and pistol lying be
side her. The wound was of sucl, a
character that death mus have ensnea
instantly. No cause is assigned for tn.
rash act.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains.
cHoCTAw. OKLAHOMA a. GULF r. Il.
Il. +. PALMER. Age
IRON MOUNTAIN X. Il
A STEADY INCOME,

W. y DURROROW. Agent
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

Salary or commission paid weekly. Our
100 acre nursery requires lucal aud tr.lvelin 4
agents everywhere 10 dispose nt its products.
a lao seed line. VIII arrange for whole or
part of time. Outfit free. We guarantee
profitable and pleasant employment the year
'rounc Write today for special terms.
BROWN BROS. CO, RoCI ESTER, n. Y.
l2.2s-3m
The Forrest City times., 1903-02-20

For this month will sell the balance
OF my skirts. shirt waists and hats at
cost, and some be low cost. If you
want bargain now is the time to Get
It. MRS. f. BOYLE,
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! FILIPINO BOYS GOING TO AMERICA
Continued from page one.)

States be educated public expense The party numbers
elusive OF the government agent who charge Of the crowd
Under law passed by the Philippine legislature appro
praon made deay the OF educating number OF
Filipino boys America The appropriation provides that the
shall exceed $500 head yearly for four exclusive OF
travelling expenses The purpose thoroughly
alive of youths from the Philippine Islands This idea has been fol-
lowed effectively there boys from all the various provinces and
districts of the Archipelago.
The dialects the different provinces of the Philippines
instances different another and knowing
each others language concerned when the crowd first gathered
almost they from foreign nations All of them
speak the English language however this the ground Of
language which they William A. Sutherland is the govern
charge of the He accompanied by his wife
The officers OF the Korea speak complimentary words of the
conduct of the Filipino boys aboard the vessel The bows nice
well behaved lot of Youths and they been Objectionable
those aboard The entire shore liberty this port
and created much interest to Honolulu people.
The intention of the have the boys
California for the purpose of enabling them become accmaed
They will attend school in Southern California during
then will be distributed various educational the
mainland during the school term fall.
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there VIII be the usual summer gather.
ing in the valley Just across nom ~
CAPTAIN, and the Indians say That be-
fore they come together Eulapiue viii
nave met an unnatural death, Boo acc
cordauce with the custom.
The white people OF Yosemite val.
ley believe I'm the prophesy. because
OF the record Of the past Eight years
ago Indian Bullock was the medicine
man for the Indians Of the section
In fact he was Kalapine's predeces-
sor. He had his camp at Wawona
and was employed at the motel there
For the third time a patient OF mis-
died. A fortnight later old Bullock
and his squaw were fighting on Big
creek, when two bullets from ambush
riddled the medicine mans head and
heart. The squa'S carried back the
news and the body was brought to Wa
wona for the most elaborate funeral
ever held there. Bullocks pony was
killed at the grave, and into the tomb
were tossed all of his baskets, valued
at $500. The Indians, having carried
out the law of the tribe, were eager TO
do all honor possible to the dead medi-
cine man. Three Indians were arrested
for the murder. They were tried at Ma
riposa, and in court each freely con-
fessed, pleading that he had merely
done the duty delegated to him as a
tribesman. Each of the three is now
serving twenty-year sentence for
manslaughter. Another instance of the
operation of this Indian law occurred
in Burney valley, Shasta county, sew
eral months ago. A medicine man
whose third patient had died was
found shot to death IN his cabin.
Beyond doubt old Kalapine will En-.
deavor to keep hidden away as well as
possible, but the whites of the commu-
nifty will not be surprised if, on any
day, news is brought in of her tragic
death.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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corner Merchant and AIakea Streets

on Friday evening are now practically
perfected. The masquerade commit
tee has handled matters with lavish
hand and prospects of big crowd and
ample enjoyment and fun, are bright.
Perhaps no better location for the
showing off of masquerade costumes
and the general enjoyment of a mas
que could be imagined than the roof
garden and paviions of the Alexander
Young hotel Add to this the light of
the full moon and the rainbow hued
electrics amid the palms and ferns and
the mise-en-scene should prove irresist-
IDLY attractive.
The court will set the lead in hand
some costumes and many more are
being planned by masquers, grave and
gay, characterizations and pure conf
calities. Expensive prizes are offered
for the best costumes in each class.
Tickets, which are placed at two dol
lars per head can be obtained from
Clarence Crabbe, Fred Church, A. l..
c. Atkinson, Fred Damon, A. b. Clarke
S A. Walker, ]. Dougherty, Allan
Dunn, II. c. Carter and the Alexander
Young hotel also at the doors on the
night. The grand march win start at
nine o'clock and unmaslIing be de-
clared at eleven. when all will be free,
spectators and masquers alike, to
mingle in the general revel. The pro-
ceeds go towards diminishing the club
debt of the Healani Yacht and Boat
Club.
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WAS SLASHEO
WITH A KNIFE
GET INTO A QUARREL
ONE GOES TO HOSPITAL AND
THE OTHER TO JAIL.

William Hodson, a darby, claims to
have been the victim of a murderous
assault by w. b. Ambers, another man
of dusky hue. In any event, Hodson
has the scars to corroborate his state
ments of an assault.
The men had a quarrel yesterday in
the afternoon, late, Hodson was wash
ing some windows. He claims that
While he was thus engaged Ambers
came up and attacked him from the
rear with a knife Hodson was cut in
the left arm. A slash was made at his
abdomen but his belt buckle saved him
from a serious wound. Only slight
scratch was inflicted on the body. Am
Der was arrested while the other man
was taken to the Queens Hospital
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loved daughter in the grave. Under
these heavy blows, falling upon him in
quick succession, which would have
broken most men Of his years, he came
among strangers. buckled down to new
duties, did magnificent work put him
self in touch with all classes of the
people and won all our hearts.
"He did this hv a rare combination Of
personal qualities. He had the nerve
and sand of a thoroughbred. l know
that he felt his misfortunes more keen
ly than most men do, but he never
troubled strangers with them. never
whined and never threw up his hands.
He was a man of plain, sometimes
blunt speech, but what he said came
IInnflnIlnl To
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BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by the
superintendent of Public Works UNI
til II m of Saturday the 7th Of. Novem-
Der for Removing and reconstructing
Brewers Warehouse"
Plans and specifications on file in the
office of the Engineer, Department of
Public Works.
The Superintendent reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. ~
HENRY e. COOPER,
Superintendent of Public Works.
October 31st, 1903
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-11-02
LONG-FELT WANT

With Mingled pride and joy we an
nounce that a new copper telephone
line Will shortly pass through our
Correspondence Bos-
ton Post.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY COUNTRY

AN En- IRAORDlNARG COUNTRY.
Louis Sherry, the caterer, tells an
amusing story of a chef whom he
brought from France. The chef, be-
fore his contract with Sherry began,
lived in idleness for month in Brook
Ign. During the month he walked all
over Brooklyn and he dined all over
it as well. What impressed him was
the multitude of churches that he saw
and the uniformity with which every
thing he ate was served with a melted
butter dressing. At the months end
when he reported for duty, Mr.. Sherry
said to him:
We'll Alphonso, you have had a
month to look about you. What dc
you think of American"
1T is an extraordinary country
AlphonsO answered. 1T has twenty
religions and only one sauce Wash
ington Times.