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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

ing it with layer Of cotton or cloth
TO absorb grease. Keep on until the
cough IS loosened. then remove the lard,
put Keep on the cotton Creased q few
Gays longer. ! also use q simple cough
syrup prescribed oy my physician. Hav-
ing done this. don't worry,
nv nVe-Ncar-Old child has known two
years OF almost constant sickness from
bronchitis and pneumonia and. thanks
70 the above rem.av. two winters Of
freedom from any serious attack. / be
IcNc i has saved her life more than
once. and | an sure the lives OF many
precious little ones may be saved by its
timely use. Let NE add that il viii not
smart. 50 can be used on very little
children. HAPPY MOTHER.
THE ABOVE Is INSERTED HERE
the more willingly because have seen
the regimen tried again and again in
nay own nursery and in the nurseries OF
my married children, anu always with
gratifying results II may be odd
fashioned '-tmany excellent things a7e)
but il Is sensible and safe. 7 nave seen
thre-t ening symptoms OF Group. OF tron-
ChluS and of pneumonia abated within
an astonishiugly short time by the
prompt application Of the lard and mus
tard polltics The wise mother viii
keep the Ingredients within short reach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

NNE Of the successful Institutions existence from the
u point Of vc0 Of the small boy GIRL is the grandmother.
Il Mother herself, s,ith ali her intuition, is hardly
SO qnck 10 understand; make 5ait factory decision
GrdndmohrS haze passed beyond the period Of experiments
grOtH np
They orry your lessons hard and they haze ved long
enough find that rces Jolly things
good for making children grosr.
One grandmother IS usually enough to pretty good
time Of il heR yon little BIT ,chat OF boy girl ho has
lot of hem2 did do andmotcs become kinder kinder sep
they PIT grea or qcagrea before their names2 # So
OF The youngsters mentioned III Marion Harand department
surely born nndr iny iHoth1 of these remarkable
IS discussed tn the Council Chamber today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Baked Ham Fine)


Soak ham weighing twelve or four
teen pounds over night. next morning
scrapc otf Oh dirt oud wipe thorough
j. drs MaSe Is paste ot four ard
water. Just stiff enough 20 rob nseeIv
have il fully fhrce-quart.rs ~ au
inch thick and shape ~ UHle- side z
ham. Las the ham % d. Have ready
the upper crlst and join src md SIDES
Just as sou would pie crust
Lay hans. wi-h lt- pas'a she'll. in
taking pan and bake in Moderate
oven for four hour. i II bursts suT-
ing baking tame. cover hais Tlfh
piece q paste. having some ~ fea1-
mess. BAKE fwo hour then tam u
over o. fuish t4ku Break 'hs
crust xith a hs;che; - deno ard
take 4 -he skin. IAss ls er 81 re
table = e king. AMI yoa ssh ncver
agaIn boil haIa- = G. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Raising lois Tears

IL ORB G.. -oos ears = = not TIE
IN fallt q charitable c1eet-tls-ts Z
-EerF blessed taty 81 tfe ronri-
-r- s. L1t made la1rrs1e - ~ tae dr.
s-l-.s infancy - Ee-E q - fs-s ErzE
..aeE-s.es
EaF.HE read 81 jour -aFfr a. i-rs -4l-g
4a8-- raising JOBS Ie4rs ! atterssat -
as
JsE-s Tears are 11f 5.fs-s,f - raise.
- .fa1t neg are easily rE4se1 81 Hs-
zalrt and I see ~ -ezs1o Wy fAsy
s1a-ls 11- EVow r. Gtz1sFot1- ffe ap-1
r.f ~ ta@n TaeF ar N%rs r-F-ff
TFFF w1-t make f.ez4n- l9rtteTsf =
g rsfar. E.e11f-~ Zfl. SID E-zru IeG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

4 klND1Y ,. "@.roa OF eAaeTie"ee sends
which she VIII please accept or
united thanks.
For taa good 90 th- little folks:
Sc milk. in ,se bath water Il IS
Sa1tGt0g lUa clean AID costs 10 more
r-GU d -.t' lr
"Lo- .heir napkins t>oHed5 soak IN
water ir which q tgas-13lfll OF am
q ua2.S." tvtec ~. n'lt -iuSils i, even
though u s only wet
Don't ask roo much NJ the child
Then r2E T'1 nor Rave 20 punish HIM
fa- C5@n.--.Clee Remember h1w you
1e- when child. Bat < you say no.
with co13 reason. stick ~ II. Then the
little one VIII know Just what you mean
when yoU say no or yes
y BABY-LONER
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

stand, as well as a wicker chest or
basket for golf sticks and debris OK
like nature
Many Of the latest tables and chairs
are fitted out with capacious pockets
intended TO gather in the magazines
and papers which, lying about loose,
disfgure many an otherwise pretty
porch.
Special wicker tea tables come for
the veranda. They can be had in red.
green or other tints 10 match tho
different pieces Of the piazza set.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Bronchitis III ChiLdrln

Tyj\DLN publish Ihe following for
- IGa otueGt ~ Anxious Mother
or amy other mother who has
bronchitis u deal with.
AS soon IS TIE child shows Signs u
aI attack -ake chiu Clath twice the
using II large ~ small. IS The severity
o. tle case demands. Snread on hall
OF i 8 cficS .aye- OF pure lard and over
TINS sprinkle q generous cash OF dry
mustard Told The other half % The
e.otA over and apply TO the chest. cover
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

tone Of the furniture, and in tbs
way, with the assistance Of pretty
mating screens, to arrange q com
pletely matched group of belong
lngs.
In the matter of shape and "pieces'
porch furnishings are becoming more
and more promising with each season.
Where a few years ago the articles
were limited to a few unpicturesque
chairs and stiff-loolzing lounge. the
set Of the present often includes a
pretty reading table, tea table. flower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Taking Ouf Scorche5

THANE been so unfortunate a. 20
scorcb the sleeve 30 & white yeatiug
waist While drying u a. the stove
Can you suggest way II remove IT.
The sun r. not hot enough % try the
usual remedy.
ONE OF YOUR READERS.
Will some kind reader please tell ne
how 20 remove the brown color from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

tCef.tr .tas
On pound u raisins. CHOPPED sne.
pound 81 curraHts. hall pound Il
>ni,aua Tais.Es. Z pound ~ ssei.
CHOPPED tne hsit p9u-d ~ all q cir
Ean. caut1et .esaol a1d oranse pol.
cropped ≠ lemons. sas~e sd
grated riad; half cup of braadv. -
r.1eT ID preferred half sesapoonf1l
II alspsre. 3 -easps0nfai o. esura-
Esou, srs'ea uutaeg <. 3 p0nr8s izrx
Drossl sugar. sass ~ suif tn fasse.
fad as much apple hoped sne -
ihfre aTe otl-ef iea~re'l sezss III iss fs-
grtiser- Hhen brandy - ased a. g.
lalt7- s.st 81 tightly Isaeked iE gas
jars II w.H keep .9a- time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

envelope I will tel her how Ne raised
them. also Try 70 find out where she
may procure them. az ] have none at
present MRS. = IL p.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

TEo pints r.: sugar. hslf p5rt q
cream. snail isunp = nut'e- liable
spoonfuls q vinegar. Pa. uut.l IS
har1ens N cold wateE. tbea psuE n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
Some Good Recipes

creased pans % cool. and pull until
white and brittle. S.L-H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
white silk after screening III
ANXIOUS.

THE ANSWER TO EACH or THESE
distressed g1eTiass - one and the sans.
fabric and made TIC threads rgftru %
The touch. treat 70 o. yga would aur
other stain ITy lemon gaicg ard sat
W1er sou fare FgpaEed with sfcrh1l
au4 ether Las iH fHe sun. 90 while vet
wifh the juice araa asgHiy over the face
% F1t lrru hold -psi1a aoNu 81 an
assistant TIE wrong Hita - fHa sun
Hh4lia BE- e~aTl over tEe hot surfaces
very slowly Wet again ard rrpnaf pro-
ceFr FfratfT. wash ~ uf-h pure water
and h1rax fr Eet rs 90 fte nrff
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
Smuler.
(af 9. g. gbr.)
Mdrbus g.

y
) al !5emmsliebeb tog jee mig sn
life uofuet til 4arbus. Splanos be.
rsmte Storftob. De fare Spber, bel
mad man lnoe benz, gre alt muligi
for at taite 9lorie ober 9anmarta
anoen Storbb. Def bar sobt uns
resnet. aete jpbif, pei gennemtantt.
at be fit ben Sbe: 9i bill opbpsee Il
Sommerilot til qrins ariitian. Del
bar ct Sus fremub | toneelis Rets
ming | mere enb cen 9enieenbs.
ut aronprinien tos mob @dOen,
bet bar 9Gre og Grsmifribt for @ar.
bus.
8Den t9ller nu $1,000 Snbbpgs
gere. Oct nbe Norbus itdor life tils
base for Stor6berne runbt ON | ars
bre Nationer. 8Den bar en- ubm9rs
tet 5apn, bpor meget bpbtgdaenbe
SftDe tar 1elle IND; men man tRnz
fer pau en- sanite bstpbelis ~ubbibelfs.
ubOioeliesteorien er lise faa ft9rt
bos 4arbusianerne iom bos Repubs
lifanerne / 4merifo. Wlen bet me-
ner 5drt / Suserne. Det sr sobt;
tbi Stilitanb, bet er 9sbpanb, %
bet mener 3%ilbaeegang. = Qnpenb
net Ielb.
9pens geDigeenbeb er meget ffsn
'og b~etdgenbe. Oct er n9r beb at
cDeread en- Spoferetur pod ldnge
.oinie | 8sbenbdpn at taee en- Sur
ldnss Stranben fbb for 4arbus.
Mon fan life flippe for at ubbrbbs:
8, bDor pnbigt! Men isg bobbe bese
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
ira bore gornebjem.
qf qait. g, So4nfOn.
I'LL.

NIan8e al gprnene ere al OdurIige
Jor9lpre. Del er 5ilf9loe, 9por
5dberen bar forlaot 5amilien og sr
forfpunoen, andre giIfalbe, boor
MoDeren er iinofpg og 5aoeren Ell
ubfb0benbe Stattel. Wien / be feite
5ilfqlbe er Moneren bsb fra 8erz
nefoften. og 5uberen bar funbet BET
umuligt at opbrdge Dem. 6por BET
laoer zig gsre, betaler 5aoeren en-
li1e Gum bber Wadneb for 8ernez
nes Spbolb, ba ri goar I'D fra, at
in9en 5aber fan frigere Jig for 5orz
pligtelfer oberfor fine gern. Men,
at. Der er ct isr9eligt 8apitel. 9pcr
mango bar life lonet bel, men bruet
beres Qefte pg oberlaot 9srnene /
Sdmfunbets 8aret9gt og er for
fpunone. Anore tjener en- COB 9sn,
men bruger aft ielp, ofte til Drift De
ubip9pelier, beisger alorig 8srnene,
ei 6e1er ffriper til Dem e[er til ps.
Seq bar cite unbret mig oper, at en-
5aber tupoe bore fad baaro6jertet
oe ubarm6jertig pberfor fine 9ern
p9 pdd en- fod 6~ebrageriif og uforz
ffdmmet MuGbe mfsbruee triItne
Menneffers og ct ~friitent Sumfunbs
9drmbiertigbeb, iom iee bar o9ret
9ibne til, mems jeg bar Daft meb
nisie mango 6or9lbre og ggrn at
gre. Der er bog beberlige llnbtoz
gelfer, M9nb, Tom iii puntt og
pritte opfplber beres Souplistelier.
90 bet er bisfe M9nb, fom letter
gris pdn 8srnebjemmene. 0bor ofte
bar be life meb Saarer | Zinene og
narme 5danbtrbt taftet Sub for.
hbab pi gjorbe for beres 8srn.
9isie Sndrer er Dor 2sn = berneb'.
De 6efs9er MI og oa beres Bern %
opbolber Zig ct 9dr 9dge paa Siem:
met. pa1 min 7srreipsrgfel far De
dltib idgt, at gsrnsne babbe bet
gobt.
0isfe Manb tager gerne berss
gsrn bort fra 6iemmet | 2sbet at
nosle Qar, ibet be beb @iftermoaf
isen faor ct Diem for benz. De ons
bre gsrn forbliber paa 5iemmet, til
be er pofsne, noar unbtages nogle
fao, fom bar fact 5iem bos triftne
Gomilier. Men 5 beb, at 5orelbres
Climber ofte nebarpes paa 8srnene.
Serfor er bisfe 8srn life Gnele,
men bar mango fbnbiee 0aner og
gilbsielisbeber, fom bet er fbort at
faa ubrpobet, og Tom GER Opbraeers
fen befDarlig. of, bpor er bisfe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
Senne QGre tilfommer
life mig.

s ,Oanifsren" Rr. rs finbes en-
4rtitel at poit. 5. DC. 9anfen unz
Der 3itIen: n9aleet m. M. 9trtit=
len er normeit en- Smsoeedaen Of
Ipait. 5alcfs. 8%eIfplonins mob Den
forenebe airte for faIf Care. )
famine referees til en- prebiten /
o0anf lutb. airteblob CIR. A
1901, iom bIanbt anbet angribes at
pait. 5olet. Yoit. 6anien formoz
Der at jeg er 5orfutter til ben om>
talte pr9oiten; men oa ban life er
oIoeles litter / i'm Sag. uHorbre ban
mig en- 5prtlarin9. 9erttI er bet
iee ~ipdrer: benne 9Gn ttltommer
life mig, o9 tunbe gerne tilfeje, oesz
p9rre; tbi ben omtalte YrGbiten be-
rer Yr9g al en- dlporlie Smforg for
SiaIes 6relIe, noset ies fou Ofte
timber for libt at babe bos mig ielp
pg andre. Sm benne pr9biten er
lutberit bet beb ieg lite, ie9 fbnes
bet; men poit. 5aIct tiger 10 ne;
men ct oeb leg: ben er bibelif .fom of
er tilbsrIig gOOtgiort at qoit. 5. 81.
6anien.
5orsbrigt Ter ieg life bOorfor Ri
Ttdl tuge faa fort 6enipn til iliae
Qngreb, eller 6porfor ri Ital belle
til Den norIte Sbnooes @unit. vi!
9ait. 5alct % Ii9eiinbebe onertenoe
os ION gobe 2utberanere, faa er bet
goot og pei; men bill be life iou blis
Der bet beres og life bor Sag. Gr
Ger nogen Der bar Chit til at bolbe
ogoe og toloe grabitener ON ben
rene Gore, mebens aanoelig DEB oo
llgubeligbeo breber I9 / M~enigte=
oerne, iaa lab os bog enbelig blipe
Deb 6errens gefaling, o9 prspe pad.
efter bebite Gbne, beo SUBS Raabe.
at prGbite Ombenbelie og Spnbers
mes 5orldoelie for dle 5olf, 3uf.
"a. AZ. = Seq bsrer eennem d1e
bisie Qn9reb bet gumle Raob fra
&oras 9srn 4 Moieb. 10. 3. ,9db
bet bGre Gber NOT, ben ganifeMeni1z
6eb ere alleiammen beIiee;" meb an
bre Orb Gag bet meb go = Sdi
life formeget ON 9ip eaer 9sb; Sro
e1er 9dntro. = 8enner lab Blot
8aiunsn sibe en- tpOelie 2pb, MAJ
ite en- e1er anbsrl, Oa fan boagne, %
berebe Jig til arig.
Seq tanfer juit boa ct 5ilfalbe.
Seq bar en- Sang for flere Qor iiben
iii Stebe peb ct Msnigbebsmebe,
hpor Der blanbt anbet tom en- Gag
frem ON ct MISREPRESENTATION. Tom
c9ldd pdpoe ld9l nogef uoeoer1Rfs
tiat, ON en- anben Monb. gebiie
bet tunbe 6an life. tage bet til6o9e
bible ban life. Ter itob man. Gnr
oelig Tom Der ct f%orlsfenbe Orb /
5orm uf ct 5orilae omtrent Toalpz
renoe: berefter ftoI Oebtommenbe bas
be COB til at iise bbub ban bill. 9e.s
Oeb 6leO bet. Cab os gre ligsidd
rperfor aIe BEN, Der dngriber os.
os frembeles prsbe at bolbe Qipst
friift og 69ren rem. = 6erren bill
hj9lpe Os. I
NieIs 0amton
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30
Sra 8rebsmsbet paa yTre.
mont 8affer"

s Odeene Sill. Sept. af6olot
0orolige Rebraftd arebs 1T Gfterz
oarsmebe pdd ,Gremont Batter" beb
5remont. Der bar life fao faa till
rejisnbe FIJI Sc bomenisbebsrne, ligcs
fom ogfoa Stebsts geboere msbte
frem ganffs tulriet, ifar ON Ssnbas
gen. Derimob bar arebiens pras
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XX z=--
~

fsres til SelDt9ntnine fddleoes, at
6pao be bare lGrt / Stolen, M ran
blipe til 2iD og 8irteligbeo for Dem.
0enne itoite Retning bar i'm 9eretz
tigelie / 0dnmart, bpor gernene /
Stolen bliper unberpiite | Dc t%riitez
lige granddaughter. Wen. Der bos
&c, bbor 8ernene iom ofteIt msoer
til &onfirmatio uoen
ct Iaabdnt 0runblag. mao ri bare
beqQe Sioer meb. Mt bette er ct
panifeligt. ia mangen Sang uopers
tommeligt QrbejOe, / ben torte 2io,
lem eipes, bdabe at aipe gsrnene en-
nogenlunbe rimelig ariitenoomss
tunbita6 og fontibig lsbe Dem til
99ttelie, er let at inbfe.
Canine Days often baoos Ri ct
peliignet Samtdlemsbe ODE Gmnet
Ombenbelie.
qsrba9 5ormibbo9 por 9onfrmds
tionen 9enitano for en- meget lipli9
Orsftelfe. S9rlig ~angdaenbe punts
tet 2sfte eler Stfez2sfte / 9onirz
mationen bar Der bette Meninger.
De fleIte 5dlere bar bog itoe for,
at aonirmotionen life tunoe be-
tra9tes Iom noget Qsfte fra Bar
nets Sibe. Der blep iagt, at ira
gdrnets Sibe bar aonirmdtionen
5roens gobe getenoeIie os 5remitilz
ling for Weni9beoen, men fra SUBS
Sioe bar ben en- getruftelie al ben
/ 0auben gipne Raobe.
asrodg Gftermibbig bdooe nj
praitemebe. Somtibig bar Der Mes
be / airtsn, bpor Stub. tbeol. gb.
4noerien fra Blair talte.
Ssnbagen par MsOets 6eitbag.
On 6ormtobagen Sfriftemaal o9
Nltersang peb paitor alotb. paitor
u. M. Qnoerien fra Blair pr9bitebe
ober Gut. 10, 38-42 (Mnrtba og
Maria). Den enc of be to Ssitre
pilbs tjene Seius, ben anben piloe
luoe Jig ijene at BAN. Der er benz,
fom oiIe gre be to Seitre liee sobe,
men bette er en- f~ortert Spfuttelie.
Wortba bar Jig f~ortert ao, icet bun
piloe tjene Seius, fsrenb bun babbe
label zig tiene at BAN. 9erimob beos
Der bet om Marid, at BUN bar ub>
palgt ben eobe Del. 9un Tom
10 ogiao til at tjene Sefus for bans
ORB meb ben toftbare Sdlpe, bpors
for bet Osioa blsp Idgt ON benbs:
.6un sjorbe, bpub bun tunos." gt
maa fsrit laoe Os tiene af 5erren,
fer ri funne tjene BAN.
@eo acknowledgements talte pa
flor s. g. 9eebe fra Glba og uns
p~ertegnebe. paItor !Seebe tdlte oper
bet betenbte Orb | Sob. 8, 16: nSoa
Sub 0erben o. I. b." paa
ben enc SIDE er ben rene, bsIise
Sub, bpem intel onbt eller urent tan
TONNE n9r. pad ben anoen Sibe
ben al Sbnben beimittebe @erben,
ben 8erben, bporom bet beober. at
ben ligser | bet onbe. Orbet .%elitez
be" er ben Bro, fom ftdf forbinbe
bisie to fad mobfatte oe Forite[iee
Sfarer.
Sm Qftenen famlebes pi til Sluts
5srft taIte paItor Gbr.
gbrtfenfen fra ainbfab oper Gf. 30.
g.. San lagbe 5ilbsrerne aloorligt
pad 6jerie, at bet salber ON at fsse
mebens bet er Ndabens 9ib
og Stunb. Serren, Iom ben gobe
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giaar eeisrue benpenOer zig til 6Olt, Der
aperterer / glabet, enten for at tebe bos
bern eaer for at fou 0plpsninser ON bet
auertereoe, bebes be ultib omtaIe, at be faa
auertrsiementet bette 9loO. Get oil oRre
9eniioI9 Jiptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-30

Trinitatis Seminarium

begynder, ON Gud vii, sin Undervis-
ming den 4. October. Saadanne unge
Mend, som onsker Optagelse paa Sc
minariet, maa snarest indsende Be-
garing heron, 1edsaget af Attester
for deres Uddannelse og Modenhed, til
undertegnede.
Blair, Nebr. p. ). Wig.
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8 aniferen"

bliuer lenbt til Subitribeuter, inbtiI uos
trpttslis Opiiselie mObtases al uOsiuerne
o. al @elO er betalt, / Operensitemmelie
meb Ge 6orenebe Staters gOitlope.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-14
SALARY BILL FIXED
FINALLY BY SENATE
Everything That Might Provoke Contest With
House Eliminated arbage Bill With
stands Strong Siege--.BiIIs Dropped.

There still expectation the Legislature will be able to
conclude adjourn Governor carter yst
House Representa-
tve be at the Young
Hotel evening.
passed the expense bill yesterday,
of is said,
the Senate willing although the Governor may Cd
ect have caucused yet on the
bill since was Senate and there may be sh
hitch agreeing changed although the members OF
this interfere with the
The the salaries of its officers
and happv the reducing their went through without
trouble
Besides scrap BILL notable feature OF the
Senates proceedings yesterday the running away OF the more
doings Several measures
were with the House to AVOID the
creation embarrassing questions Other cksh things were
with but conceannt
OF such the House county com
Carriers appointments we'll
the session. all con
6ed excepting precinct Inspector The only fac
iona opposition Auditor Fisher three Home Rulers
going on record against him.
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Representative Andrade, for the
Judiciary Committee, reported favora-
bly, the bills referred to the committee
in the morning.
The bill as passed appropriates 1885,
551 against 1892, 4S1 as it came from the
Senate and se79,9O6 as it was sent in
by the Governor.
PAY OF HOUSE OFFICERS.
Representative Keliinoi presented a
resolution providing for pay of House
officers as follows: Clerk, IS per day;
Interpreter, 81 per day; Sergeant-at-
Arms, 81; Janitor, SO; Messenger, SO,
and chaplain, $25 for the session.
Speaker Beckley said that there was
already similar resolution before the
House. but Keliinoi replied that It did
MT prevent a new one from being in
troduced. The resolution was adopted
with but few dissenting votes.
The unpaid bills were referred to the
Finance Committee for investigation
and the House adjourned until this
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P. G. LAW REPEALED.

Senate bill No. u, to repeal Chan.
70. Laws of the Provisional Govern
ment, which provided for the issuance
of Treasury notes to pay expenses of
the Government from the first of June
to the thirty-first of December each
year. passed third reading by the ayes
of all present, viz: Achi, J. T. Brown.
Dickey. Isenberg, Kaiue, Kalauokalani.
Kaohi. Mccandless, Paris, Wilcox and
Woods.
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yHE SENATE.

Committee reports We're not quite
ready when the Senate opened at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, and Presi-
dent Crabbe went on to order of the
dow
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GOVERNMENT BANKING.


The bill to amend Section 1 of Chap
ter 40. Laws of 1898. to provide for the
payment of current accounts, came up
for third reading. 1t authorizes the
Treasurer to open accounts with Ho-
nolulu banks to the amount of $500 600.
Mr. Isenberg asked if there was no
provision that the banks should give
security. Mr.. Achi answered that there
was no necessity, as this was a case
of the Governments borrowing from
the banks. Mr.. Isenberg moved to
amend the limit from 100000 to 100000
but had no second.
The bill passed on the following vote:
Ayes-Achi, ]. t. Brown, Dickey. Ka-
Tue, Kalauokalani, Kaohi, McCandless,
Paris, Wilcox, Woods-I0.
No-Isenberg-
TAX COLLECTION.
Senate bill No. 4. to amend Sec. As.
Laws of 1895, relating to internal taxes
came up for third reading. 1t provides
that each assessor shall receive such
salary as the Legislature may appro-
pirate, and each deputy assessor a COM
mission not to exceed five per cent or
-7N.~aA oelAclA+ Tie treasurer may nix.
Mr. Dickey moved an amendment to
add the words, such salary not to ex-
coed the five per cent of his collec-
TONS
The amendment carried and the bill
passed third reading on the following
vote:
Ayes-Achi. crabbe, Dickey, Kalau-
okalani. McCandless, Nakapaahu.
Paris, Wilcox, Woods-s.
Noes--J. T. Brown. Isenberg, Kaiue.
Kaohi-4.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. McCand1ess presented a report of
the Finance Committee on the License
Law bill, recommending that it be laid
on the table. The reason was that it
was measure for raising revenue and
not a necessary part of the policy of
retrenchment which was the special OBJ
ject of the present session of the Legis-
lature.
Mr. Achi thought the report was
wrong. While he was willing to have
the bill laid on the table he would move
to strike out the words stating that the
bill was not consistent with the policy
OF the Governor in calling the session.
1t is financial measure the speak
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


No. I. This carried and the mover
then proposed a string of amendments
to salaries, being certain items pre-
vfously amended by the Senate, with
the following results:
Salary of garbage clerk, $50 month,
reinserted.
Salary of gunpowder and kerosene
oil keeper. Honolulu, cut back from
SIPS to 800 a month. Senator Nc
Candies forced division on this, say
ing he didn't believe in putting that
salary back They were being stood
up by the House. The superintendent
of Public Works told him he was OPP
posed to reducing that salary
Cut out the words making the clerk
of water works also clerk of the gar
bage department. and cut the salary
back from S125 to 800 a month
The bill as thus amended was again
passed on third reading, II to I, Kaiue
giving the only no.
SEWERAGE BILL AGAIN.
Mr.. Brown moved suspension of the
rules. which carried, to reconsider the
sewerage rates bill
Mr.. Isenberg moved as an amend
ment the insertion of existing rates
from the departments printed card.
Summarized the rates are as follows.
being annual charges:
CONTINUED on page ~
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Before the sewerage bill was disposed
of, Secretary Atkinson entered with
message from the Governor. This con-
veyed list of executive appointments
since last session of the Senate. which
were now submitted for its confirma-
ton or otherwise. The message was
read, but 1t being now II o'clock the
consideration of the message was set
for 2 p. M. to which hour the Senate
took recess.