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The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
.,pSOCIETY.~1
MONDAY CLUB ENTERTAINED.
uiaht-handed Euchre Yesterday Aft
ernOOn at Mrs. SteeIe's.

Mrs. Henry M. Steele entertained
The Monday Afternoon Card Club yes
terday. There were three tables of
oight-handed euchre. Mrs. Isaac Minis
won a small dish of Austrian ware at
one table, At the others, Mrs. Will
son won a white kid belt and Mrs.
Lawton a vase.
Mrs. Steele's guests were Mrs. Thom-
As Wayne, Mrs. A, r. Lawton, Mrs.
Walter G.. Charlton, Mrs. Henry Nc
AIpin. Mrs. j. B. Hoist, Mrs. P. w.
2leldrim, Mrs. Haldeman, Mrs. Abram
Minis. Mrs. T. S. Wylly Mrs. N. H.
Flnnie, Mrs. Isaac Minis, Mrs. ]. G.
LeHardy, Mrs. John S. Howkins, Miss
Emily Shotter, Mrs. Henry D. Stevens,
Mrs. Percival Snead, Mrs. George w.
owens, Mrs. Beirne Gordon, Mrs. w.
w. Gordon, Jr., Mrs. Frank B. Screven,
Mrs. c. A. L. Cunningham, Miss Wal
Ter and Mrs. w. w. Williamson.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The Regatta Committee of the Sa-
vannah Yacht Club, of which Mr.. c. c.
Martin is chairman, and the Sailing
Committee, of which Mr.. Edward S.
Stoddard is chairman, will hold meet
ing at the Yacht Club tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock to discuss plans
for regatta which will be held prob
ably the latter part of May.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

ing the digestion. Digestion furnishes
nutrition for the nerve centers. Prop
erly dlgested food furnishes these res
ervoirs of life with vitality which
leads to strong steady nerves, and
thus nourishes life.
Peruna is in great favor among
women. especially those who have
vocations that are trying to the nerv-
Gus system. Peruna furnishes the
lasting invigoration for the nerves
that such people so much need.
Thousands of testimonials from wom-
en- in all parts of the United States
are being received every year. Such
unsolicited evidence surely proves that
Peruna is without an equal as a nerve
tonic and a vital invigorator.
Buy bottle of Peruna to-day. If
YOU do not receive all the benefits
from Peruna that You expected, write
to DIR. Hartman, Columbus, o.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
DIXON MADE LIEUTENANT.

Mr.. w. T. Dixon was formally elect
ed second lieutenant Of the Chatham
Artillery last night. The inspectors
of the election were Maj. w. E. Coney
OF the First Regiment. Infantry; Com
mander H. S. Colding and Lieut.. N.
G.. Rhodes of the Naval Reserves. The
Chathams received two more applica-
tons for membership, which gives 1t
a membership, now that is we'll above
that REQUIRED by the provisions of the
state laws governing such matters.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
SfO 900 forfeit cannot produce the original letter and
SIGNATURE of above testimonial which well demonstrates its full
genuineness.
qenuineneSS.

pistol might go off, and claims it did
accidentally fire just as he spoke. She
said he told her he was going to shoot
her, and then did so.
Haywood is in Jail. An inquest may
be held, though there is no need for
it, as a dying statement was secured
from the woman.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
HUSBAND ATTACKED WIFE.

III. Miller and his wife, Freda Miller,
we're locked up at the police station
last might, charged with disorderly
conduct, they having engaged in a
fight on the street. The circumstances
leading up to the fight were Of rather
sensational order
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
WOMAN WHO WAS SHOT
DIED FROM WOUND.

Said Before Death That Haywood
Told Her He Intended TO Shoot.
A dying statement was secured yes
terday by Chief Deputy Sheriff sweeny
from Lillia DiIlworth. the negro wom-
an who was shot Saturday night by
Thomas Haywood. Within two hours
after making the statement the woman
dieG.
The woman said Haywood, after try
ing to get her to accompany him, told
her he was going to shoot her, and
did so. Haywood had claimed the
shooting was an accident. He said
he told the woman to look out, the
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
RECEPTION TO MRS. WILCOX.

The reception at the Woman's Club
in honor Of Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox
will prove one of the interesting events
OF to-day. Some beautiful flowers have
been sent in from Wormsloe for the
occasion, and the club rooms will look
very attractive.
There will be singing by Miss Eu-
genia Johnston, Mrs. j. ]. Gaudry, Mrs.
Gordon Harrison and Mr.. w. S. Blum,
and also instrumental music, during
the hours of sthe reception.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

y Miss Nettie BlackmOre, Min y
neapOIis, tells how any young
woman may be permanently
cured of monthly pains by taxi
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
"YouNG WOMEN: II had frequent
headaches of severe nature, dark
spots before my eyes, and at my mem
strual periods suffered untold agony.
A member of the lodge advised me to
trv lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegc-
table Compound, but only scorned
good advice and felt that my case was
hopeless, but she kept at me until
bought a bottle and started taking
1t. / soon had the best reason in the
world to change my opinion of the
medicine, as each day my health inn
proved, and finally / was entirely with
out pain at my menstruation periods.
l am most grateful" - NETTIE BLACK
MORE, 28 Central Ave-, Minneapolis,
MINI. - $4,000 forfeit If original Of aboUs Letter
progfng oenaineness cannot be produced.
If there is anything about your
case about which you would
like special advice, write freely
to Mrs. Pinkham. She viii hold
your letter in strict confidence.
She can surely help you, for no
person in America can speak
from a wider experience in treat
ing female ills. She has helped
hundreds of thousands women
back to health. Her ADDRESS is
Lynn, Mass. (; her advice is free.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
Rita shu2trine have returned from
Atlanta.

Mrs. Lawton, sent out cards yester-
day for a reception Thursday after
noon from to Z to meet Mrs. Sam
uel Spencer.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
SOCIETY EVENTS AND PERSONALS.

WV llOuiS "a tine ESGSBttcits
SOCIETY EVENTS AND PERSONALS.
Capt. Manigault will entertain this
afternoon in his rose gardens, on PEN
nyworth Island. The guests will go
over by invitation of Mrs. John S.
Howkins.
Mrs. G. Monkey Sorrel is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mackall.
Miss Phoebe Elliott expects to leave
this week for Rochester, N. Y, to
attend, as a delegate from Savannah,
me convention of the International
Kindergarten Union. Miss Elliott will
De away ten days or week.
Miss Rose Grant and Mrs. Sinclair,
VINO are at Montgomery, will come
mo the city to-day, to be the guests
VI The Misses Stiles for several days.
Mrs. Samuel Lawrence, of Mariet-
"a, Is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Law
Mr., Mrs. John Screven, Jr., is the guest
Demere.
NJ j. Ewing Mears, of Philadel-
p p. who has been in the city for a
NJ left yesterday afternoon by the
Go TT York steamer, returning to Phila-
s, MRS. Rauers, Miss Rauers. and Misses
Htlililiiekson and Nichols have gone down
Ut GATHERINGS Island.
Mrs. A. B. Girardeau has returned
-'oh a trip to Washington.
ne q. L. Chandler and her children,
as ,HHacon, spent Sunday in the city,
Noise. ''9 VI mr' ana MIS- T. D
int. approaching Athens marriage of
Tbast mere is that of Miss Isabel
MacI,aaS 70 Mr.. Richard Johnston, of
nom, whose engagement was an
Inc Nv eu some months ago in the Morn
" tHeWs. Miss Thomas has frequent
NJ, sued here and is very well known.
WINSTON is a nephew of Mrs. r.
Of Wuson, Of New York, and a brother
buIS kountze. who was Martha
di1s ION and at whose recent we'd
hono, MISS Isabel Thomas was maid Of
the - l. L. Rodgers, of Atlanta, is
gers lest OF her son, Mr.. w. E. Rod
'l SV5 Charlton street. east
''' James T. shuptrine and Miss
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

Mrs. G. Monkey Sorrel is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mackall.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19
CLAPP MERELY
BLUFFED SWEDE
MADE HIM DO "HoT FOOT"

FOR AMUSEMENT OF HIS FRIENDS
AND MEMBERS OF THE CREW.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

Miss Phoebe Elliott expects to leave
this week for Rochester, N. Y, to
attend, as a delegate from Savannah,
the convention Of the International
Kindergarten Union. Miss Elliott will
De away ten days or week.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

Capt Manigault will entertain this
afternoon in his rose gardens, on Pen
nyworth Island. The guests will go
over by invitation of Mrs. John S.
Howkins.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

Miss Rose Grant and Mrs. Sinclair,
VINO are at Montgomery, will come
mo the city to-day, to be the guests
Vi the Misses Stiles for several days.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

''7' James F. shuptrine and Miss
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

Mrs, Samuel Lawrence, of Mariet-
"a Is the guest of Mrs. A. A. Law
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

tbs nrs. I. L. Rodgers. of Atlanta. is
Que Que guest Of her son. Mr. w E Rod
S7'S at 303 Charlton street east.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

M. Mrs John Screven, Jr., is the guest
1 NJ few days of Mrs. Raymond NJ.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-19

sis aFs Rauers, Miss Rauers, and Misses
t 10 y. ckson and Nichols have gone down
81 GATHERINGS Island.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
BURIAL PERMITS,


Rose Palley. years, 1886 North Eleventh:
august P. Ginbert. s5 years. Memorial Home.
Chester stith. "a years 3iSs Meramcc: con
sumption.
Nina Kosan. months. 2Ii East Stems: en-
teTitis.
Susie Campbell. City Hospital; consumption.
Johanna Hagcrty 49 years. 1921 Cottage:
Annie Paul. Sc years. St Luke's Hospital;
Virginia Findley. 50 years. $3.50 Pase: liver
James A. Roland. So years. 22iS Hickory;
dropsy.
Katherine N. Kline year. 4lIa Washington;
Marie schwarz. 50 years. 1904 Hamilton: de-
billy.
Adeline Potthast, o years. s504 Oregon: blood
poison.
Mary Conner Sc years, 4llo Finney; neph1tis
W. f. Hilbert. 80 years. 4l03 California: sui
Julia Ramsey. eS years. 1923 Lindel: heart
disease
James II. buckingham. 70 years. 9I2 Taylor;
Frank Gridlcy. 45 years. Fair Grounds: liver
disease.
Dan Hickey - years. Poorhouse: sesllty.
\: f. Lough 10 years. st. Johns Hospital;
accident.
Antoni Lopez. AZ years. $50 Chouteau: accl-
dent.
Charles Drohn Al years. sSls Botanical: con-
sumption
Fred Sturm. 30 years, a929 Euclid: pneumonia
John Bol.nan. IS years. 20 Clark. consump-
Chris .Grossheim. 40 years. 1901 North Nine
tgpnth. hemOrrhace
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

s>>~s~~~~~>-S>~>~~-~>.>
James and Mary Ready. lisa Lucky; girl.
, William ana Minnie Taylor ilVi Iholozan;
Anton and Theresa schiueter S7l4 Blair: boy.
William and Netha Meier. 1923 Muiianphy
Ernest and Mary IInkhardt, 1900 North Broad
Roy and Jern!s Fsskist. $50 Linton; int boy.
Henry and Ottilia Alone. SS6S Forest; boy.
Sidney and Louisa Reedcr SJ9 Bates, girl.
Theodore and Annie GmbriGht, ls1. SULLIVAN
yA'ibert and Sophie Mantz. 172S Prairie: girl.
William and Anna Mueller. 1925 college: hoy
George and Dora Kruger, 4'S2 South broad
G. and Mamie Distelrath. s5l6 North Twenty
G. and Katie Gnau. 2s2S Texas: girl.
Leon and Maggie Bosquet 4ed2 North EloV-
Otto and Josie Schroester. Si3 East Broadway:
Leonard and Mary Frazee. s22t Harper: boy.
A II ana "A a BrewsteT lSgs i,,'1 ONO Fi5 South
ISither and Lucinda Long Female Hospital;
J. and Leola Noble Female. Hospital: girl.
H and A. Meyers Female Hospital; girl.
Frank and Anna Winter. 1870 South Ninth;
Peter and Bertha Reith. ii Lcmay Ferry
F and Lydia Rich 5ss Reher: Eirl.
Robert and Mary Nolan. SO o'FaliGn; SRI.
b. and /. NeunzerlinE. 1895 heunsrly: girl.
RoSaTt Sq MssSLsI ad MsTy MilIeP fA IA Eads Eli
II E II. and NJ Meyer. 1918 st Louis: Eirl.
William and Annie Knoliman. 9:1 Brooklyn;
girl. -
Joseph and Mary Berkemeier, 422i North
Charles and Lulu Rlanke. 81. Louis. girl.
l. ". and Mamie Brookins, 1919 North Skin:
James and Pauline Cassidy. 1876 Grove: girl.
W. II. and T. q. Clark, 6li7 louisiana. girl
w. X and Estella Creek, 1913 South Broad
Fred and Edna Gelsinn. $50 Clara: girl.
William and Lizzie Hoxter. lili ChaInhersi
n and Louisa Aldrich st. Louis. boy.
r. and Annie Buss. lnElssde: boy.
Julius and Lulu Brandt. GSj Athlone; hoy.
w. T. and Mamie BOhbitt, 3lle la sale; boy.
Walter and Anna Baldwin, il9 South Four
Hugo and Anna Doering 7Ol2 Michigan; hoy.
Gustav and Emile Feller. 2l0 North Broad
Joseph and Mary Jansen 1916 North Twelfth;
Adam and Anna KisseI. 2Oi5 Utah: boy.
William and Emilia Precht. S2l5 South Sew
B. and Lizzie Poehling. 1916 South. Tenth; boy.
George and Ada Willky. 7oos Arthur: boy.
r. and X. Moody, Female Hospital: boy
T. and N. White, Female Hospital; boy.
wallace and Cora Williams, 1870 North Broad
John and Augusta Poetz. 2S4o South Ninth;
boy.
Louis and Annie Lazaron, 1O2l North Thir-
teenth: boy.
John and Kate Jezko. 1917 Menard: boy.
8. and p. Clarsfied. lg2l = North Fourteenth;
boy. ,,.- ~,-,.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
SITUATIONS waNTED-NAIE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bartender. In
out OF city: best Of references 354l Manchester.
BARTENDER wishes Il position. several
years experience: good references. GIL -, Re
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
LOST AND FOUND.

CARD CASE-Lost, yellow card case contain
ms railroad passes and SIS Reward II returned
10 $3.50 Eammctt place
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
BURIAL PERMITS.

ssN~N~~~~~~ss~-e~~~~s~
Annie Norma. months 81 North Eighth:
Walter. cundict. months. 15oe North Eighth:
J. W. Cuthltrt. 81 years. s222 Church: can
! Minnie Prsnge. % years. 1916 Euclid: tumor.
stepan Anic. 81 year. City Hospital: acci-
Minh.el Frey. 60 years. IO5 California:
Eaissinda. - year.. Philippine reservation:
Henry B. Morrill,. ss years, 5e7s westmin-
L e Wilson, 50 years, I2z7 Euclid: nephritls
LSdia B. Dicldrson. Is years. 57u Gates:
Peter W. Wendell. IS years. si1 Pennsylvania; /;
cstherins Russer. s. years, Poorhouse: Sc
Joseph o. H.inbach, IS yeras. 1lo4 Carr: su-
Louis schultn months. 1851 Vista; enteri.is
Fredeficika zimmerman, 81 years. 21ls Chero-
John II. Riser. e, years. Baptist sanitar,un:
ike. Ment.. months, Ila. North Seventh:
Eussns General: g years. Ninth and Nor
Alice Redmond. II year. Iaos Morgan: blood
Msssis Moriseni. "a years. Poorhouse: ne
Anna wslih. s months. 1905 South Second: en-
Leon J. Abbott. nenths. 1925 North Twenty
John McAvoy. IS years. 1915 Arco: heart dis
Alfred jackson. IS years. 800 Weber road:
epilepsy.
MaYiah Mitchell. 80 years. 800 Center; acci-
dent.
Dan Bohan. Is years. 272s St. Vincent;
phthisis
Christian Thiels. "a years. -5Ios South Broad
way; uraernia.
Mary Pudorsl<y. years. 1883 North Tenth;
meningitis.
Gertrude o. Wolf. years. ss1s Marine: men,
tngitis.
Louis Hubert, 40 years. 14I4 Market: heart
disease.
Alice Bauinann IS years. Female Hospital
cancer.
Ttomas A. johnson. 60 years. scs Bayard
meningitis.
,sessie Miller. 10 pears Female Hospital:
blood poison.
eonfulnption.
Anten1 Eexani. . ysau. ss4 Rutger: uraemia.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06
NEW CORPORATIONS.


The Nillers Engineering Company-E. F. wer-
ncr. +. II. Hatterslry and j. b Chopin. shares
each. to manufacture electrical and mechanical
apparatus: capital stock. half paid s. 100.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06

HELP wANTED-MALE.
The Trades.
~>~>~~~~~~~-~~
APPRENTICE-foung man TO learn barber
trade; one with some experience. lJ-v teytr.
UAKER-An assistant night baker. Grand
Avenue Hotel.
BAKER-Expcrienced second baker: apply at
once. 55li Olive
First-cItss barber. 2717 Cass.
Third hand baker 900 cass.
RAKBER-Colored registered barber. 356a
Olive
BARBFR-A union barber. 300 S. Second
BARRER-Ciood barber union shop. N.
BARBER-Barber with small capital at 3slS
1-aclede.
RARBEH- si2 guaranteed: short hours. Io2 $.
RARBER-Ciood barber. good 10, l5o shop.
.oLo oLLNe.
BARBER-Flrst- class barber at Moser Hotel.
500 Pine at
BARBER-A hrst-class barber: steady Job.
BARBER-At Custom-house Barber Shop. 2o6
BARBER-F'rst -ciass barber: steady work.
64i0 Michigan.
BARBER-For Saturday and Sunday. 2l22
ChOuteau ave
BARRIERS tirgt-class colorcd BARRIERS
2I4 y seventh st
BARBER-sI2 guaranteed. N. W. cor Eight
:; I,I,I.7,,,
Eighteenth and Market SITS
BARBER - First-class barber: steady job:
80, ;i,i5ge5 a. ~ l2s7liai
l.. J I0eston. Sst5 Finney- '--
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BAIBEK,I T. t1rSt class barrier: Sl5 week guar
49, ~ S.- ---.> I'd '-->.-
EAttIf:lt- .,,,,-.- ,.,,
5-.;-- ,s,---t...s ~.
-. .iiAhBtit-GoQi steady baib.r; oc and room
-7;-7.;75;----- 7,15i75, ~ -,.-- -
re hARbEHE 49,, .. -, - e,
- ,-7,,,,
AlsbttHILy iuiv III ge9d W1GeH; no sun
- -
~; sS ts.la,s barrier btiHE tools
nj
1TI-T 55
hARbkR-For Wednesday saturday and
Broadway.
TIDT177C 1ic--i ,-,-,-,, ,,,-i,,- -
one or two years expefIence. Cali at one, at
3l5 s Grand ave
BOILERMAKERs- Hand riveters; highest
wages. John o Brien Boiler Works St Louis.
az loitAAk LII, i1t ana e2lieFmakers helpers
ana the.t Ti,i' aon workers. stay away from St
K57I.FT1N1K FRs-v1r,.. r-.1-c,... ,o,i.,-
n,skers anG ttso irar..as bctIe-..'ons, o .hon
works Company i5i7 North Ninth st. ST. '
BUTCHER-A good butcher. single man rs
Cbouteau-
- II5I-\-7- I-I5- ,-.-i--,-T .7.------,
nnnn1nI1 ~ rTISn,ars goa
good meghsnes- F Zlmner 4 Co. fekin. III:
CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH HELPER = 9OI7
Morgan.
I-NTT1I >7T-I<T
enc. stt r;I,a ei!y s Ul eHperi
salary expected: steady position 10 good man
SIX s.. Republic.
MEN and bovs 10 learn nIur7nITv trad.
cOyne Bros. COS School Of Practical PLUMP
Ing. 4y.3-S EaSton. send for catalosue:
sFSHOEH-First- class floor man Grace
Bros 35Il Easton
CTGARNAJIT,PS-C gaTes and stea5v
work 12sg : Rroadway
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COMPOSlTORS-Icb and catalogue Shultz
PRINTING Co. l0lI Morgan.
,,70L- c. ~ Ia - - 80 sae0 ~
60, e. ~ -''9'' -ON' g. O'-~e' "s"' -'i'4
s-
COOK-Man to cook in small restaurant. s223
Franklin
49, - I -.
work ssss Easton.
- -, ,.-
oSOOn-IoloIei man LOT second COOK: - week
COOK-Nan as second cook in restaUranr-
come ready for work 800 olive.
ENGTNFFR-For night work. Imperial T.aun-
dry 2sQT Chouteau
--
NsGn q a y En- - 's'-e'dSs 'Spauiei' @f .
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-06


ID A v LY e. 100 q
- A l. y ~ - W
HELP WANTED-FEMALI-
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Mattresses.
HISIS|. 600 >,ITsI ~ -, ''-'r.S 49,
eta Ha,pitai East st. LOUIS. Lou
1IS-I,=. I,,,53,i 1.,i7I 3,,,- - -
girls New tiem Restaurant. liG2 0,i.-
DI&7I,-73- DOOM 1,I,,I I5,-,,c-ie,---I 3ir,,.-
room girl for restaurant: s. per week Ii35
| DINTNG-RO0M GTRT.S-Tyo experienced dim
| inc-ro6m girl=; rood wages, steady work Muel-
!el-s Cafe. lis2 ;. Fourth.
| WAITRESS Experienced: 81 per week. 3)l6
95ise- ".
| WAITWESS-For breakfast: 81. per week.
s-4e 9liye;
WAITRESS for night work. Restaurant. 2os
| y Nillth.
WAITRESS,
y lWelith 81. -
MATTRESSES
- y seventh 81:
WMTREss-You Eitl. ls years old. TO walt
Ei ea25s- -, - y itisn. a.
| WAITRESS - Experienced girl for steady
MM9Ih. :. MesH S2Ie 0LlEe- -----
WAITKFSSS- :.
- Ies-!u- .it.e. 81 y NIiiHH.
M, h:SS:fSnIW. 81 , eHr"!ienced restaurant
WAITRESS
An experienced waitress. s20i olive.
| Iy.T5rI5 E-s;eI-S, - -,--I-..zI ,,.,I.rso.
for breakfast; two all-day girls. CO. y. Tay
| Ior ave
| WATTRESS-Good inexperienced girl to wait
| on table: will pay 81 per week for steady girl.
| - SalI saLi I.aSt,n-
| WAITRESS FS- STEADY. good wages and
room Apply tu manager. restaurant. Womans
| Magazine building, one block west Of Delmar
| Garden.
Dr-,.m.Ecr. .n,, ,..n,.,r...,..
| ,,>,->,,,...,...-..
| COkT uaEDc CTrI -, r7rI,e t,sto-s c
| ishers and fnllers 1870 : seventh
| 0TI. . --,1I;E
| on canvas 1876 Wash st
| Co ,isiT,t, ,,,.s:f,s, --,-- 7.
| Market
| -SI, I;c..I-IyI- I-5,.s I,--3,I --.-----,--- =,
| , SEA tAlo hf-sS -f.NIefLfn',i searnstiess 10
| CO, 1,,.,,I5 I.,;s - - ~
- - III ~ "'is MorN'
| gL2L WAGES. nGWrr machines. 10y Elliot ave.
| dies on i5httehhurS: take wgIE home: also girls
.----.-- =; =, -, ---
| Clerks and SaiesNomtH.
| CASHIER-Ladv cashier: night work: 81 t,cr
Wefh- Is-9 Al;tTKee-
| CASHIER -Youuc, lady for Ice cream and
s1Gt PatIYTs, lsl- ollEe ST
| SALESLA DIEs-Derr Bros Sc and LOG Store.
| 5I4 \. BL9ad%ay.
| SSLESLADIES- and experienced Rusy
| Rec SIS \ broadway
SATEST,Iy Esx,.ri.Dcg,l IL. God, s,Ics-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-25
ASK PAYMENT OF TUITION FEE.
Professor Requests Make Up Teachers Gut
in Salaries

Professor NJ NJ Scott OF the High School is sending circulars
to parents asking that they make the OF the teachers
salaries by contributions OF small tuition fees. He declares that will
be impossible to maintain the standard Of efficiency the
schools without such aid The circular is follows:
Il am authorized by the Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
toned by the Governor OF the Territory make the following
ment to the and guardians of the youth attending the High
and Grammar school Of Honolulu:
L The financial retrencmen has made necessary
duce the salaries the teachers of the foregoing school, twenty
p 1t impossible under this cutting OF salaries retain the pres
high efficiency the school, the best
leaving July Ist when the reduction begins
g. the parents guardians willing pay 25 per
one dollar month pupil the will be sufficient
the reduction and thus keep the
teachers
f. The parents that this small tuition will
asked longer Legislature
engagements.
$ If the parents having several children school, feel dollar
month burdensome they kindly asked down such
they think they afford.
o. The authorities wish distinctly understood that tuition
fee entirely voluntary but they wish be also that
those having children in the school willing contribute this small
fee for short time the present high efficiency OF the school
for the present at least, maintained.
Those wishing contribute will please sign the within
the per pupil per month they feel able contribute
81 hereby earnestly appeal parents and guardians step
ward to assist this emergency keep up the present standard
the school
IN. NJ. SCOTT,
"Principa OF Honolulu High School"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-25

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-25
HONORS To A HERO

Last night a memorial meeting was
held in the Japanese schoolhouse .
honor the memory of Y. Yokog8wa. a
former Honolulu resident whom the
Russians executed as a spy. The
meeting was largely attended, A franz
ed portrait of Yokogawa, draped. oc-
cuped an easel on the platform Ad-
dresses were made by a number of the
leading Japanese of Honolulu.
a comUlete account of Yokogawa's
patriotic achievements was given IN
yesterdays Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-25

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Cook, publisher Of the Banners Stock
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-25
GARDEN ISLANDS DEFEND kauai
Continued from page six)

1t was thus that for than three the iron lay the sands
unmatched unheeed the Road Board reality neglected
by the then government and hardly put the blame
the Road Board the people
bridge is due to their carelessness
Since the the bridge has average OF $1,000
been painted three times though that unsatisfactory owing the
original of the 1t will thus be from this necessary
brief that anxiety bridge must be credited
the Road Board, and carelessness.