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Not a. Sick Day Since.

II WAS taken severely sick with kidney
trouble. tried all sorts OF medicine. none
cf ebich relieved me. One day l saw an ad.
of your Electric Bitters and determined to
try that. After taking few doses felt
renewed and suon thereafter was entirely
CURED and have not seen sick day since.
NeiyhIors Of mine have been cured of
eheuxlatism, neuralgia. liver and kidney
troubles and general debility: This ls what
4. +. Bass of Fremont, N. c. writes. 0nly
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
Two Governors for Colorado!

Denver, Nov. 2S.-Talk OF a dual
state government, if the Republicans
try to seat Peabody is heard. J. 81.
Apple, leading merchant who main
tains that Alya Adams was elected
Governor, says business and profes
sional interests will not submit and
that Adams will be sworn in, together
with another legislature. Many be-
lieve that the Democrats will play this
proposition as their last card.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
The Exact Thing Required for
Constellation

GAS a certain purgative and stomach
purifier Chamberlain's Stomach and
liver Tablets seem to be the exact thing
required, strong enough for the most
robust, yet mild enough and safe for
children and without that terrible gripping
so common to most purgatives." say 2. S.
Webster & Co., Udora, Ontario, Canada.
For sale By all druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
Herb W. Edwards Injured.

Herb W.Edwards of Des Moines. Iowa.
got a fall on an icy walk last winter,
sp-aiuing his wrist and bruising his knees.
The next day." he says, ''they were so sore
and stiff was afraid wonld have to stay
in bed, but | rubbed them well with
Chan berlain's Pain Balm and after few
applications all soreness had disappeared"
For cale by all druggists
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
Ohio Bank Fails.

Obdelin. Ohio, Nov. 23 The Citi-
zers National Bank closed doors this
morning. A lotice was posted on the
door stating tbatsthe bank is in charge
of National Bank examiner. G. O.
Breckwith is president. The bank
was founded in 1853 and is the only
National Bank in Oberlin. There is
great excitement.
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Iapanese Diet Assemblies.

Toxic, Nov. 2S.-The japanese diet
assembled today, but after committees
had been appointed the body adjourn
ed. Notification was then sent to the
Cabinet that the house was organized.
The session will be formally opened
tomorrow by the Mikado with
speech from the throne.
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Last Report From Kuropatkin.

ST. Petersburg, Nov. ss.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been received
from Gen. Kuropatkin, dated yester-
day. can offensive movement by the
japanese near Esenthan on Saturday,
was continued till p. m. Fighting
indecisive. The spirit of the troops
remains excellent There was no
fighting reported last night
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Thousands Cured.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has cured
thousands of cases of piles." I bought box
of Dewitt's Witch Hazel Salve on the
recommendation of our druggist" 70
writes c. b. Lacroix, of Zavalla Tex and
used it for stubborn case of plles. 1t cured
me permanently" Sold by 0. B. Davis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
Sewer Caves in, Kills Twelve.

st. Louis, Nov. 2s.-A sewer caved
in at Kings Highway and Arsenal
street this morning, burying gang
of workmen. 1t is believed that
twelve were killed Two dead bodies
have been taken out by the fire depart
ment.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30

New York, Nov. 28-The jury in
the case of Nan Patterson. he chorus
girl charged with the murder Of
Caesar Young was discharged today
by Judge Davis or account of che
serious illness of Edward ]. Dressler,
a Juror. Call has been issued for the
new panal of taLesmen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
Russians Begin Dragging Again.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 28.-The Min
istry of the Marine has published
table representing the Russian naval
strength in far East to be forty eight
vessels, including the Baltic fleet, and
Japanese strength is placed at 25 YES
sells. The statement adds that victory
is consequently assured to the Russian
feet
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-11-30
A Runaway Bicycle

Terminated with an ugly cut on the leg
of J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill. 1t
developed stubborn ulcer unyielding to
doctors and remedies fer four years. Then
Bucklea's Arnica Salve cured. It's just
good for burns, scales Tkin e., ptions AID
p,les. 25c. at j. r. W. DeLone's drug
store.
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HAWAIIAN
SCHOOLS.
CONTINUED from Page s.,

| Continued from Page o.
and daily accruing to it from the labors
of these teachers are greater than
would be the discovery of a mine of
gold on one of the islands,
| Extracts of similar import might be
made from the reports of almost all
| the stations occupied by missionaries
on the Sandwich Islands; but enough
| has been said to convey a tolerably
| fair view of their condition. without oc-
cupying more time, or employing more
of the space of this work. A few facts
| of general character will close this
notice.
It is found by reference to the reports
| of the various stations, that there are
| now under instruction in the common
schools at least $4,000 children, as fol-
| lows: On the island of Hawaii 1894;
| Maui, 2743; Lanai, 149; Molokai, 1861
| Oahu, 2233; Kauai, 1888. We say at
least. because unfortunately some of
the reports do not give any numbers,
and others do not give the whole in the
district but only those at the station,
under the immediate supervision of the
teacher Probably $4,000 would come
| nearer the truth, as there are several
populous districts. on various islands,
| from which no data have been re-
| ceived. The number in the schools un-
| der the immediate instruction of the
missionaries and teachers from Amer
| lea, is somewhat over 1000 at Is sta
| lions. This number would have been
| considerably increased, had all the
reports specified the number in the
| station schools.
Tie qualifications of the teachers Of
these schools should be fairly stated,
| that too much or too rapid advance in
the scholars be not expected, and thus
a false estimate be made of the pro-
gress of education at the Islands
Those who are from the Seminary are,
most of them. tolerably we'll qualified
to instruct in the common branches
usually pursued in common schools;
but these bear a small proportion to
the whole number. A majority. per-
! haps, of the remainder, are only quail
fed to go as far as the book leads. and
when that stops. they must seek an
addition to their own stock of knowl-
edge or the progress of their scholars
be arrested. The remainder do not
come up to this standard. and are only
capable OF learning their pupils to
read: still, as these have books in
their hands many have no doubt gone
in advance of their teachers.
In connection with this subject. it
may not be altogether foreign to re-
mark. that good, substantial school
houses. of stone or dobies, have been
erected during the past year at very
many of the villages of the natives
Some have been built by the chiefs,
others by the voluntary contributions
and labor of the people; many are now
being built, and the prospect is that a
few years will see a sufficient number
of good houses erected. to accommo-
date all who are suitable subjects of
school instruction Many of the
houses already in use are very large
being from so to 100 feet in length, and
80 to 40 wide.
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Rules Of the Supreme Court.
!. ENTRY OF CASES ON CALENDAR.

l. The clerk shall upon the calendar all Gasss
brought to or pending in the court their proper chronology
cal order ~ 1-1-
2 In appeal cases. appellant shall notify the cleI
when ali requirements for entering upon the calendar
complied with II he fails to do SO Tor ten Gay
after such requirements have complied with the appel
lee NAV so notify clerk Upon receiving such notice the
clerk upon the calendar and the parry 50
notifying the clerk forthwith notify the opposing party
that the notified II such notice IS gwen ~
the clerk all such requirements have been conPed
with the case may be stricken from the calendar
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IT. REMITTUR.

When is remanded to the lower court order
mandate to be signed by the clerk renting the shall
pared and presented by the prevailing within days after
receiving notceo the decision unless petition for reearng
shall have been fled in which shall presented
within ten days after the final disposition of the petition for
hearing If the prevailing party fails comply with this rule
the losing party such order time
Upon remitu the bill of exceptions notice appeal
decision of the briefs of counsel and all original papers
filed the Supreme Court SHALL unless otherwise directed by
the be kept in the files of the Supreme Court The other
papers shall be returned to the lower court.
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IS. ADMISSION TO THE BAR.

Each applicant for admission the bar shall file with the
clerk application setting forth his nationality last
place residence the and of his
Sufficient certificates of the applicants good moral character and
he member of the bar of other the certificate of
admission such bar shall accompany the application
No applicant who is not member OF the bar of the highest
of other territory country, will be admitted
examined for admission practice in this unless
of his preparation he shall have studied dlgenat least
law school the office of competent attorney,
partly in such school and partly in such office.
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q No person who is not United States will be
admitted unless he declared his intention
become citizen N the required by law.
No applicant whose application has been denied shall apply
again for admission within year thereafter.
IT, DEFINITIONS
meaning of this appro
PIRATE appeal brought bill OF exceptions
of appellant and appellee include the plaintiff
and defendant respectively; and party appellant and
appellee other words denong the parties include their
counsel.
The foregoing rules hereby prescribed to supesede all
previous rules except those relating grand uries.
GEORGE LUCAS,
Clerk
Honolulu, T. H, September 2, 1904.
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a. APPEALS FROM DISTRICT COURTS.

District Magistrates in all which appeals have been
taken and perfected from them the Supreme Court shall for
ward without delay to the Clerk of the Supreme Court certificate
appeal stating the of the action decision
the points OF law which the appeal taken also the ORR
gnal summons all vouchers and exhibits filed and
of the testimony; also all paid by either
the action with clear and enzed showing by whom
and the for which, each paid keeping back
nothing but statutory fees and mileage and stating explicitly
what is KEEP. back.
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2. CALL AND ORDER OF CALENDAR.

T. The will call cases for argument or trial IN me
order in which they calendar except that cases
which counsel islands other than Oahu may De
provided Twenty shall be considered as 1aDe 70
called each stated session Sessions will be held De-
ginning Monday of each month during the term
unless otherwise ordered
II the parties either OF them shall, be ready TO pro
coed called, the will be heard unless
ordered for good shown II neither party
ready be postponed TO the 1901 OF
the calendar the may order.
If called sessions, and upon the call at
neither party ready proceed may De
unless sufficient is shown for further post
ponement.
a. Criminal cases. in which the Territory is con-
eered involve affect matter OF general
interest adudcaed by this court on their
again brought up OF habeas and ex-
traordnary r may be advanced by leave order OF the
8 more involving the question by
of the court be heard together be argued
as one more, the court may order
g. Any may by filed stipulation, be submitted on
briefs without argument time during the term
Irrespective of its position on the calendar
T. Except as aforesaid will be taken up out OF
its order calendar be down for any particular
day except upon special and peculiar circumstances to be
shown the court.
No stipulation agreement OF the parties to advance
postpone substitute for another
shall be binding upon the may be advanced
passed postponed substituted only application made
and leave granted III open court
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Whenever, in the District Courts defense of action
resas suit for the summary possession of land
other action the defendant plead jurisdiction
that the suit real action in which the title to real estate
is involved such plea shall be received by the unless
accompanied by affidavit of defendant setting forth the
and claimed by defendant
land question: and such further particulars shall fully APP
prise the of the nature of defendants claim.
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6. MOTIONS.

l. All motions shall reduced writing No will
be considered unless shown by the record by affidavit
copy OF the motion shall be served the opposite
party foyegt hours before the hearing unless
otherwise ordered by the court.
s. The motion day shall be the first day OF each stated
session.
Any motion of which notice shall have been given
the clerk shall be entered the clerks list
e order in which he receives such notice, and shall have
nr1drffv in that order before other motions.
Not more half hour each side shall be al
lowed for argument of motion without special leave OF the
court before the argument begins
There NAV be united with motion DISMISS motion
to affirm ground that although the record show
that the case is properly before this court manifest that
M appeal was taken for delay only that the question
S,o1ved is such as not need further argument
p TRANSCRIPTS OF EVIDENCE.
suitable book shall be kept in the Office of the clerk
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Is. LIBRARY.

No book pamphlet magazine shall be taken from the Library
OF the Supreme Court (ecept for the Supreme Court
the Circuit Court of the First Crcut) without permission
of Justice of the Supreme Court Judge the said Circuit
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The books in common use are two
or three small spelling or first books;
several reading books. including sim
| pie lessons in natural history; the
! kumu Kamalii a small monthly pub
| LEGATION, designed expressly for chill
! dren; the Ikemua, or first Reading
J Book; and the Kumu Hawaii a semi
monthly publication, which is filed
chiefly with native compositions. Be
sides these, the Chfld's Mental Arith-
metic, by Fowle; Colburn's Mental
Arithmetic, together with the Sequel,
are the books used in this department.
A translation of Woodbridge's Geo.
graphy, accompanied with a few
maps, is also in pretty general use,
where the teachers are qualified to use
it Elements of Geometry and AS
tronomy are also used to some extent,
in those schools under the immediate
instruction of the missionary or
teachers. The New Testament and
parts of the Old are used in chill
dren's schools, as well as in those of
adults; as it is believed that the minds
of youth cannot begin too soon to
treasure up those truths, which are
OF infinitely more Importance to be
learned. than either science or general
knowledge, however desirable these
may be-
Cathechisms, and several other
works conveying, principally, religious
instruction. are in use in many of the
schools. Among these may be found
the HAVANA Kamalii, work of $50
pages, containing a brief outline of the
prominent historical and other events
recorded in the Bible; the Ninauhoike,
work of the same general chara cter,
and about the same size the Buke
Hua Mua, and the III Kamalii. A
small Hymn Book of ~ pp., expressly
for children, is used also to consider
ableNextent.
Globes, apparatus of various kinds.
and cards, are used to some extent in
the more advanced schools. Com
position and singing are also taught
in many of the schools. as regular ex-
ercises and although the voices Of
Hawaiians are not the most musical
their performances do not always crate
harshIy upon the ear, but sometimes
produce pleasurable emotions, though
very seldom a
Concord of sweet sounds
Perseverance may improve both the
voice and the ear.
In conclusion. the education of the
whole people is steadily and persever-
ingly aimed at by the mission. as the
only sure foundation on which to
build up this nation, and the only safe
guard against error. superstition ana
vice. And although the efforts made
are at present in no good degree ade-
quate to the exigencies of the case,
still. the means are providing. by which
these efforts are to be increased. not
only to the extent desired, as it re-
CARDS the Hawaiian nation but to a
degree alse that shall enable them to
impart the same blessings to others,
not favored as highly as themselves.
And as like causes produce like effects.
the expectation is confidently enter
tanned. that by perseverance and dill
gence in imparting knowledge to this
people. they will be raised up to take
their place among the enlightened ma
tions of the earth, civilized, Christian
lied, saved.
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OF the Supreme Court which any party desiring for
appeal from Circuit Court Judge transcript OF the
notes OF evidence taken by stenographer
after verdict decision his name, the
the party he represents, entry
and the OF the stenoeraDher.+
The clerk shall forthwith give notice of such entry the
senogapher who the of evidence the
The stenographer shall md furnish the
with all reasonable dispatch order such
otherwise directed by Justice of the Supreme Court
Judge OF Circuit Court shall the transcript the
date which furnished rendered; the
OF the person whom bro5ded
however that in in which the stenographer entitled
payment for such transcript he may within five days after
such notice writing the party who made
the entry deposit cash. furnish security, within
days after such request
transcript and unless such request is complied with within
such time such entry and notice shall be of effect
senographer need not make such transcripts and poVded
further that after the stenogaphe shall have made such
furnish the until paid for
In party desires procure transcript
copy the evidence without aid of the senogaphe
for any such appeal he shall obtain from Circuit
Judge leave to hle within specified time such transcript
copy.
Unless such entry made such leave within
days after the filing of the notice of appeal bill
ceptons the petition writ of
transcript copy of evidence filed within days after
rendered by court StenogTapher within the specified
when without
such copy of evidence will be
the Supreme Court such appeal exceptions
In tried circuits other than the first such
be made by the clerk of this receipt of
therefor which shall have
mail and properly postpaid and addressed him within
above prescribed for making such
tried such other which the evidence taken
down by stenographer of the of such
will be sufficient the clerk of the of such shall
keep such book and such entry shall be made
notice hereupon given by such clerk such stenographe
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IL. PAPERS.

No paper shall be taken from the files of the except
permission of the court justice thereof.
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10. COSTS.

Attorneys shall be liable for of incurred by
their respective clients
Bonds for appeal the Supreme Court shall
made the Clerk of the Judiciary Department filed in the
from which the appeal taken ard forwarded by such
the Supreme Court
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9. WRITs OF ERROR.

Cases brought by writ of well those brought UP
by appeal bill of exceptions shall retain the title of the
below without reversing the order of the
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5. REHEARING.

petition for rehearng may be- presented only within
hiTty days after the fling OF the opinion or the rendition OF
days 1t shall briefly and distinctly grounds and
copy thereof shall be served upon the opposing who
within days from such may file If
been RENTED the lower may be recalled
for the purposes of the petition for rehearing.
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s. BILLS OF EXCEPTIONS.

Bills of exceptions shall only
evidence and only such papers may be necessary
explain the bearing of the rulings upon the ques
tons involved undspued facts shall be stated
evidence from which they may be deduced.
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BRIEFS.

At least fifteen days before appeal is liable to
be called for argument under the rides of this the
pean shall file with the clerk OF this court three copies OF
printed typewriter brief and thereof
E the appellee
At least five days before the is liable to be called
for argument the appellee shall file with the clerk three
printed typewriter copies of his brief and
II thereof on the appellant.
s. At any before the first day of the session which
the liable be called the appellant may file supple
mental brief confined strictly matter reply to the brief
OF the appellee
It will be sufficient compliance with the foregoing
OF this rule if the briefs deposited in the mall
duly postpaid and addressed the office address of the clerk
opposing counsel, the may be- in time to reach
such address due of mail within the limited
said provisions.
s. When according to the foregoing provisions of this
rule appellant is in default the be dismissed
and when appellee is in default, he will not be heard
cept of his adversary call of the
In brought originally this court briefs shall be
filed both sides before the argument unless otherwise
ordered by the
y When evidence referred brief page pages
which it appears in the transcript shall be stated.
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a. ORAL ARGUMENTS.

The appellant original cases, the petitioner, shall
be entitled to open and conclude the argument of the cas
otherwise solely the peadng the order argument
shall be the in the below When there
appeals they shall be argued together case
the plaintiff the below shall be entitled open and
conclude the argument
2 Not than two hours each side will be allowed
argument without special granted
the argument begins