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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-26

When you are sick in some part of your body it is
because some organ is not doing its work properly.
Every organ of the body is absolutely controlled by
the nerves.
Weak run down" nerves tell of their condition by
stopping the proper action of some one organ, or OF
several organs, of the body.
Medical science has for the past years agreed
with the teachings of Prof. Edward L. Phelps Of Dart
mouth University.
Prof Phelps was the first physician openly declare
twenty years ago that the health OF the human body
depends entirely upon the health of the nerves.
Prof Phelps formulated the prescription OF Palnes
Celery Compound. The first druggist that this pre-
scription was taken to was a by the name of
Paine. One of the principal ingredients OF the pre-
scription is the seed of the celery plant
After two years trial of the prescription by Prof
Phelps and number Of the leading Massachusetts
physicians it decided to place this prescription be-
fore the public.
The formula was sent to every registered physician
in the United States. The prescription named
Paines Celery Compound, and one of the largest and
oldest manufacturing chemists in the country, Wells
Richardson & Co.. of Burlington, VT, undertook its pro-
duction.
Paines Celery Compound has stood the test of
teen years constant It has been for the past
teen years. and is to-day the most universally used
tonic prescription in the world
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-26

Paines Celery Compound is a invigorator a
regulator and ideal blood cleanser 1t takes away
the wear" on the nerves and enables them to work
without tearing themselves to pieces, and it prevents
the unhealthy reaction of tired nerves on the entire
system.
1t solves the problem of how to build up the
system, other remedy has ever DONE
1t the causes of constipation, biliousness dys
pepsa headaches sleepessness and every sign of i'm
pure blood Nervousness-whether in the form of
headaches sleepessness, Indigestion meanchoa, irr
liability any one of host of other roubes-is disease
and such be driven from the system by the OF
Paine's Celery Compound.
Remember this,-Paines Celery Compound is the pre-
scrpton of of the most famous physicians this
try has known and all reputable druggists sell and
recommend it.
- WELLS, RICHARDSON g. CO.,
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-26

A photograph Of Miss Katherine Doyer, Of
Brooklyn, appears at the head of this arti-
Gle. Miss Doyer's experience is given in
her own words to illustrate the effective
work that Paine's Celery Compound is con-
stantIy doing as the curative agent in the
nourishing and rebuilding of rundown"
nerves,
"Some time ago | gradually began to
grow weak and emaciated my eyes became
dull, my sight poor and my head dizzy.
was restless and nervous and troubled with
bad dreams; | had shooting pains in my
stomach and suffered nausea after eating.
consulted physician, who said had ca
tarrh of the stomach. | took his prescrip-
ton for nearly six months but got no better.
Hearing so much of Paine's Celery Com
pound, | decided to try it. It was a fortu-
nate thing for me that ! did, for inside of
two months | was entirely cured and have
never had a return of any nervous troubles
since."-Miss Katherine Doyer, 422 Gold St.,
Brooklyn, N. v, August IS, 1904.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-26
BORN

BORN.
McCANDLESS-In Honolulu, Hawaii,
July %, 1905, to the wife of l.. L. Nc
Cand ess, a daughter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
Tenerblu11en.
Tomon bon goplf @ilbranbt.
(Sortiesung.)

GortIebung.)
IS nirb auh Dir gut tbun, gru.
Ser!" iasts tie uno idIans Die Irms
UNI i'm.
Gr matts fit pisosr Isiie log:
rSebr pobl. Soff' IS aud. - Ilio
perliersn mir nun isine 3sit! "a
Srdulsin Nntpnis nit Jrau Winnas
Maesn bier if. 10 trifft lids ia gut:
tit ie nit ibren 8eiorgungeu ferti9, 10
fdbrit 9u nit mir nab 9artslsba9en,
padit % Define uno msins Saben, 10
pisl nod oa Iisgt; bas 1T idneu ges
ftsben. Sd geb' ieBt nad 9rsbbin
suriid uno thu bort OaIieIbe. W}it Dem
QbenoSug fabren mir ole bret bier ab.
nah Stettin. Worgen ans Wteer 80"
.0a iOu's idOH psroen, Iisbsr gutter
Rruoer!"
.Sa. ja!"
MOIfguug butts bas 5snit.r. on Dem
sr itanO. ss0ffnst unb binausasieben.
nGbeH iOmmt Der Wussn." bsridtsts
CT; .5rdulein Sblmann iibt brin,"
Wis Elm Strsdbaftsr fubr Wsrner
sufammsH; GILES. mos ibn on 8artslss
hagen srinnsrts. siHs ibm 70 burd Die
8ruit. .Ilio feline Minute psrIisrsn;
mad fOrt!- fasts er baitis. sriibts ben
9OiiOr nit Der Sano unb sine aus
Der Sbiir.
Gbriitins that, OILS foIsts is ibm.
sic blieb absr bel Der Sbiir nisosr
ttsb.n, Die esIdmsioiss gsitaIt gu
WOIfeans psuoenb. Der eilie berantrat.
AID, ipie tpero' ih mid f%rsusn," mari
fe baIbssiliifert bin, .tp.nn i'd sic
Did - srit pieoer i'm 9erstoitiim
ieb'; bas lit bod elm anberer Wenih!"
.Wirb idon ,ommsu!" ertpioerte er
better. .Wsnn 9u 5rau 9oitoriu
biit!"
.absr Iisb bob' i'd Did aud io!"
febts iie ibre Rsos fort. .Yiit mein
itfuar5er 9ub!"
Wolfsans 5os fis an iid, unb ibre
2ippsn psrsinieten iidin sinsm raitsn.
telie psrItoblsnsu Rub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

Su beittmmt ba't, bus polIeft gu ons
bers mdden-alio better MAIDEN. Nein,
nein, alles lit, ipie es 1T; Is lit ia in
Dir! mir miiH.n itin balten. on Deine
NQpeisbeit slaubsn; peiter bleibt uns
ni4ts. Wir lsb.n ia ale mad 9sinem
Wiuen-6er @lGubtes uno Der 3Deifs
lsr. Der Jromms uno Der 9ottIoIe-
mir leben IN Dir, pb mir DollsH Doer
nitt -,
Sic lab nun pis6er Wsrnsr Dor
ttb. ben unsldubissn; lie badts an
ben Brief; = iammsrDoue Sbrdusn
ttiIr5ten tbr i'm nd9itsn 4ugsHblit
Ibsr ods 9eiidt. Sic fiblte, iois tief
sr TIRE Ssele. ibren Stol5 sstrdntt;
uno oab iie ibH bod nidt buTsn
t%Onnte; oab iie nit ibm lit. 9m feline
Sdma4 uno al feiu GIsuo paren tpie
aud ibr geidebn -. 60 bate Iis Risz
mano Iieb sebabt. ME i'm. Sbr 9eiit,
ibrs Sesl., ale eoIsrsn Sinns battsn
Iit an ibm gsfrsut. Sic fiiblte iit
erbObt burt i'm. Dar osnn nidt Elm
.nsuss 2eben" aud in iie getOmmsna
limb nun aaes aus! Sic pieoer
ALIEN! Na9 @rsbbiH 5urId-pis in
elm S~ootenbaus. gu Der Danbslnosn
Gei6s, neben Der Iie lebte. Wis oiele
Sabre nod! Grit eiuuHooreibis alt.-
Glitlihe Soiepbine. Slutlid al Sbr
Sooten!
Gle billie iid in ibr Sud-. ba ie
fror; bic 9tatt bate ii6 9etiiblt; eiHe
fsutte Sdlts trod an ibr biHauf. Sas
biinne 9ud niiBte uidts. SIS mar,
ais tpenn stpas Giiiges audi BON innsn
tGms; auf Der eridauosrnosn Saut
idisnsu lts iit gu t~reffsn, Der innere
uno Der auiters 5roit. Sin Shdusr
nab Dem anoern r~ieielte Don 3eit gu
s3sit iibsr lie bin. Sic fiiblts 3upeilen
%poraus, tpie iis tamen; fait freute iie
iid ounn. 9isis Sdausr bate Its
i9on oils aino gsIisbt; bate iid nit
elmer iiibsn Woqult ibnsn binssgsbsn,
bis fie bribsr sinidIisf. ., tUsnH lie
ieBt aub babel binuberbGmmerH
tOnnte; absr glsi6 in Den tisfsH
Sdlaf, DAP is iid binpesfrOre aus
oieier priifungss uno GstoenslduIe in
Die @Digteit!
sd eeb' erit am Morgsn bsim,"
fagts lie pOr iit bin. IS miro ia 70
frib Sag. Siibs SOispbine. i6 bleib'
nod bel 0ir!"-Sbrs Sbrdnen iuaren
itia ge%luoroen; nab ME LANCER 3eite
Sic tpuBte rs ni4t. Sic fiiblts feline
3eit. Sine Nrt bon humpfem 5rieoeu
tuar na6 uno nad iibsr lie sstommsu.
Nud Die Welt blieb itiu. IS bsute
ipobl sinmaI Elm Suno, aber in Der
Serne. Gin oerfriibter 5abntni6r.i
rief ben Wor9su an. Sn Wanba err
padte Elm leifes 5uHgerssfibl; ss that
ibr aber eber lpobl als peb; tpie man
iib ia 3uDeilsn einsH Sdmsr3 er8sust,
UNI einen itGrtsren nidt 10 fart 3u
fiiblsn.
sd gsb' erit am WOrgsn bsim,"
faste lie nod sinmal Ieiie, nit miibsu
Gipp.n.
Ils absr Die OGmmeruna b.ganu,
umfdmeihelte ie Der erlte S6laf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
81. e dptttI |.

0m 9artelsfeloer 9arten mar am
~ nGbiieH Radmittas Elm bsitsres
. 2eben. Der Simmsl Isuhtete
Disosr ionnig tlar; Die ainoer
fpielten auf Den sroBen Wsssn. 5uz
ipeilsn aud iiber Den Raisn biniibsr,
uno auf Dem 5snnisplab iGmpfte
9uso Soffmann gegeu Die 0erbiin0es
ten BETH uno 9eopis. IS par alItrs
oinss Elm unalsi6sr 3ampf: Suso
bate erit i'm Sriiblins bon Den junsen
Samen oas Rdtstt banobaben eelernt,
uno obslsid sr RAID uno gut eslernt
bate, idlusen lie bob nod better. Na1
:inisen grobartissn, peraweifsltsn
Iusbrihsn isin.r 9eididlidtsit, fir
Die er fo9ar bstlatidt puroe, snoete
Is fir Die 9amen nit sinsm .Sisg
auf Der san3sn 2inie," tpie Die orouis
alttluse Nbpis iaste. Die Sisssrin.
neu itieben Elm iuroes 5rsuosnssi1rsi
aus. Die ainoer rannteu berbei. I'm
mit3uihrsisn; oarauf liefeh ie ME.
Der neg.
.Sas lit ne faone 9eididte!"
ieuf3te Suso, ideinbar tisfs.beust.
~Oiesmal batt' id srobs Soffnunssn
auf mid seisst; bdtt' bsinab auf mid
gsipsttst. Stun mub I'D aber snoli4
fOrt!"
Ysttp IddsIte. Silt timer Stunoe
,miisu Sic f~ort!'"
sd mub au1.-Mitten in Der
grnts!-9raoe3u itrafbar. oaB i'd bier
9snnis ipisls."
Yettp leste osn aopf auf isinem
f4onen Stensel. Dem itlanien gals.
5urid uno fragile m~utbpinig totett:
~Warum iino Sic osnn nod niht
forte" ~.
Sc, oas m01teit 9u tpobl pifen!
oatte Sueo unb iab bas srobe 5raus
Iein an. Gr p.riudte, ibr burd einen
lGnseren Bid nit Der %uOtbisen 0or'
fi4t gu iasen: Warum2 Weil id oils
perIiebtsr damn nift tpesfinoe; uno
neil i'd fir mein leben germ Elm paar
Worte nit Dir ausin ipreden mOdts;
Die tIeine fdlaue 9ebDig sebt ia ob.r
nidt fpss!-Grdulein Yettp fdisn ins
oefen oieie Rebe nidt ptritanben gu
baben; ie idauts banah an ibm pors
bel. oils mar nidts seidebn. Gs 1T
bod gum audud bolen! oahte 5ueo.
Steis' i'd nun pirtlid pieoer 3u
pfero. ODER mart i1 node
Sic perlieben ben aennisplab; Die
fleine 9eotpis INNER on isiner redten
Seite. ~Wir baben uns eisentlid ses
tuunoert, BETH unb i'd fling Ste
Sdelmin on. .als sic bsut Nadmits
tag anriidten. Wir oadten, Sie mir,
ben in aOIbers ooer Spinemiinoe ooer
5erinssborf iein."
500 isBt in Der Grnteg-Worum
benn?"
~I4. mir badten nur. WeiI 6err
Rinsbcf unb feline S1pefter binaes
fabren iinb.-
.Da iino sic tuObl falf4 bsri9tet.
Grdulein. Seine S@psiter ipo0te
bin; 1T aber seftsrn BON Stettin avs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

id bin aber 70 aufg.rsgt. SD bin
auber mir. Dent bod, mas ih lett
geitern erlebt bab' -. Sd bin pabns
iinni9 aifgere9t!"
"Wenn 9u f~peniasr aufgere9t btt,
tDirit 0u ipieoeriommsn, Bite, geb!
ssb! LAB mid jebt ALIEN! Wir 1T 10
grsn3snlos-trauris gu Wutb. 3 msiH
0ott! metH 9ott! Was lit uns ges
ftsbn!"
DSd. mas tit uns esftsbn," pisosrs
bolts Wlinnd naboenteno, peiter, DON
Der Stlmmuns Der Stpsitsr sttpas
angsltsdt. Limb i'd iberititts Did
nod nit metnen- limb npie bldb0 u
biit!-Sd esb'. i'd ssb'. SD pputs 0ir
ia aud II ben Brief brinqen, uno
iiber ben, Der ibn seitrisben bat, brsi
Dernidtsnoe Worte iagsn, uno oauu
tpieosr gebn. Nber Die aIte oumme
2etoen'daftlitteit -. unb bisiss snts
isbIlde - Ilio glib mir ben Brief
uno lsb fpobl!"
.Wirit Did tpisbsr faTsn, Minna
-pie idon oft i'm leben-"
.gie! Dies psrpinb' i'd MEL
Warum bin id nur mitten i'm CONNER
iDieoer bergetommen. Sn oieism uus
IsIigen. psrpiinihtsn ppmmsrn bab'
I'D nidts als 3sro.lsio!-S9 piQ piss
Der fort!"
.Sbu 0as-"
.Niu Den S.rb. In Wsran iein!
Zen Winter in Rom! Miu nur nod
in auRit uno Ratur leben-uno mir
bGs bumme Ser5 aus Der 9ruit reiben
-ss brtngt mid nod I'm. NittS ols
Qeiosnidaiten, nidts als 9auituns
gen. Gle lit ia gu idlsdt. bisle QDslt!
Menn oas aIte, ebrlibe 5ers- -Sei
9u mir nur gut! Ioisu!"
IS idien. aIs pOlte ibr Elm Sdluds
gen iOmmen. sic tGmpfte ss aber ME,
Der. fubr muir nit Dem Qrm. pis abe
tpsbrsnb, ourd Die Cuff. 4us Der
Sbiir raui9eno lief ite in's 9oraims
msr uno gu ibrsm partsnoeu Wassu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

mipa cine Stunoe ipGtsr fab
W Wanbu nit Der 3leinen in
y ibrem Gallon; ie nGbte. Mman'
ba itridte, mas Der iIsinsn Wil.
ben mod Miibe ma6te; auf Der Sunts
0erlongen ipa jie dber eifrig babel.
IS mar ibr nur sttpas bs,lommen su
Mutb. tpesen Der StiG,, Die i'm 3im'
msr uno i'm 9auie berridte. Der Sns
tel fort, Weruer fort; unb Iante
Wanoa fhpeisfam. %perionnen. nit
einsm gar 70 ernitsn Nusorud. Der benz
4inb nidt gsfiel: er fdiidterte fie Elm.
Gie bate auf5prineen uno burh Die
gauge Wobnun9 toben mOeen. UNI eineu
innereu aObolo los gu iperoen, uno fab
nun pie anssnaeslt oa.
.9ants Wanba." frasts iie enolih.
aIs Ole .neue Wlutter" nit ben itia gu
ten 4usen aufblidte. .tparum bat
sisentli9 OnteI Werner bsut Wittas
nidt nit uns 9essfen. iOnoern auf ieis
mem 3immsr?"
~aino. po3u atpetmaI %fragen; id
bah Sir's ia fdon ssiast Weil er
bsut nidt pobl it,"
LIMB sr 1T bod pobl. Ssut Rads
mittag 1T er nit feiner S6peitsr forts
essanssn; ipaoiersn. Wie sr mir seiast
bat"
.SpuSiersnsebsn lit oft bas Bette,
tpas mar tbun fam. ipenn man uidt
eeiuno it,"
.Spa5ierensebsn2" fragile bas ainb
nne tparo nudoentIid. .Wsins Wuts
ter lag oann INNER feit i'm gstt."
Wanoa erpibsrte nidts. Sic fob
pieoer auf ibrs Nrbeit nisoer.
Vas aino oa6ts ipsitsr. .2soIt 9u
Did oann aud ms gstt. psnn gu
nidt esiuno bite"
Wanod lG6eIte; es mar absr ipieoer
Elm Qddeln. Oas Der alsinsn auf bieiem
onsebeteten Gefidt nidt eefiel. Sic.
bes ainb." iaste fie, nu9osm is Den
aopf ssidiittelt bate. .oann lag i'd
bsute sspib!"
Die WOrte iparen ibr unpiatirlid
e%ntfabren; Dieleidt, neil bds 9era
sbsn ipieoer 10 unseberois itlus. Sbr
alter Jebler - sisent!id Der ein3iee.
tie mar fonIt 9eIuno - lInrube poer
SdpG6e bss S%er3sns. ip.nu oas 2eben
tie ~irsenoipie erreete. mar in Der Wadt
NIT GROCER @sipalt iiber lie eetommen
nno HEB lie ou6 beut am Sae nibt los.
Sbr bangle INNER. obne sinen ertenns
barren 9runo. Sic eripartete ireeno
stpas Gridredenoes. uno ipubte niht.
mas. Wenn lie auf Dem Sof einen
Wagen rOIen bOrte - tpie jebt eben
ipisoer 10 er3itterte fit. als fabre Elm
nnslid beran. 9ieie ShpGde ems
porte iie: ibrsm tapfsren Semitic ipar
fie fOnft 70 fr.mb. So8u elm Druid,
elm Sdmsr5 binter ibrer Stirn -.
Mmanoa bait, aufe.bordt; ibre eros
ben @ueen tpunoertsn iber Wanoas
gsiidt uno @eitalt. ga. biIt Iu b<nn
aud niht %ssfuno?"
.Nein. msin tlsiner Sdab. Sd reb'
1ur ni@t germ oapon; has 1T lanss
tpeilig. uno ben Wuno baltsn 1T
tapferer."
Nmonba nidts; bas ssfisl ibr. -
,Nber mas fsblt Dir osnn9"
~aopfpsb bab' iA."
.4b!"
Dos Rino fab Wanba nit sinem
Iansen Gsitenblid an, nit bsimlider
9srpunosruns. bab bieier 9ants aud
etpas fsblsn. Oosr Dob iis bas bsoriid.n
tOnne. Sic bate fie iid poutommen
eeoa4t -.
Rad einsm turoen alopfen tparo Die
9biir %oufseriHen. Die gum Wor3immer
fiibrte; Miuna raufds bersin, in
einem feitliden Seibenilsi6. has nit
benz unfsilid oufseresten 0eIldt
fMIe&t Suiammenitimmte. SN sriibte
suerit nur nit benz 3opf uno Der
6ano; ibre Ausen ginsen lumber. oils
pole fs fshen, OBJ fonft NOD i.manb oa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14

0m 9artelsfsloer 9artsu mar am
~ nGbiieH Radmittas elm beitsres
. 2ebsn. Der Simmsl Isudtste
mipAsr fouuin fInr. Ais iuAer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
%. & q [.

~anoa iab Dem Nagen mad,
~ bis er Den Sof psrlisB uno
O. binter Der ldugsn Sdeune
beridpano. sic ftlob Damn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-07-14
%. q b !.

mtDa cine Stunoe ipGter fab
W Wanoa nit Der aleinen in
- ibrsm Salon; is nGbts, Mman,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19

| Havre's fire department Wednesday
night did splendid service in extin-
gushing blaze in the grocery store
of J. J. Potts at First street and
First avenue. The chemical engines
proved entirely satisfactory. The loss
was about $500 and is covered by in
surance.
DR.. J. S. Almas amputated the foot
OF Paul Knopp, Sunday which was
crushed last week by pile driver,
while he was at work on a bridge
between Glasgow and Williston. Mr..
Knopp was brought to his home in
Havre where the operation was per-
formed.
Mrs. Norman Irvine entertained the
embroidery club Wednesday after
noon at her charming home on Second
street. Give hundred" was played
the first of the afternoon, the latter
part Of the afternoon the entertain
ment was a guessing game, which
SI1AoSA hIuOIl lAlCA "A
lunch was served The members of
the club were Mesdames Rathbone,
Cowell, Howell, WEIGH, Clarke, Dewar,
j. Mckenzie Walter Mckenzie and
Mrs. DR.. Mckenzie.
Fortune knocks at every mans
door once in a lifetime-therefore
when the goddess Of fortune taps on
your door and bids you welcome to
Havre-the golden opportunity is Of
fered you. Here in this new hust-
ling town their is no such thing as
"luxuries for the rich, crumbs and
rags for the poor, but every man
stands on his own merit, and if you
are a worker, tits we'll and very good,
but if you are a drone, don't pitch
tent in Havre-for you will be weigh
ed and if found wanting opportun-
tiles will not come your way. Havre
offers splendid inducements to all who
are looking for good investments and
business locations.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
....SH0p NOTES..

The personnel of the shop force
has not changed any in the past week
but there. are several going to leave
the last of this week
! Let no one miss the opportunity
of hearing the noted lecturer,
P. D. John, next Wednesday night,
May 24th, at M. E. church
A meeting was called of shops en-
ployes Tuesday noon where a COM
mittee was appointed to interview the
proper officials for the purpose of OBJ
tanning train for an excursion and
picnic, to be held at Great Falls June
24th.
Committee appointed was G. H. Spen-
gler, j. G. Skinner. E. Stoke.
Having heard that the T. and L.
Assembly are going to confer the
Oriental degree of humility upon
large class in the near future, it
appears as though all the shop boys
Intend to ride the goat. 1t behoves
the team to prepare themselves for
some hard work.
S. Hudson and Ward Ogglesby are
working nights on the 927 passenger
engine which was wrecked some time
ago near Helena, as the NJ. c. Ry.
are short of motive power owing to
two wrecks ACQUIRING at the same
time, and 500 recently out of the
shops has broken frame.
One night last week as T. G.
kaylor, night Waterman, was eating
his lunch in an engine cab in the
round house, he had an argument
with one of the Japs as to who was
entitled to the seat he occupied, the
Jap finally grabbed club and saving
Il kill you," and went at Kaylor who
picked up an iron bar and laid the
Jap out for the count. The Jap will
perhaps be little less ''fresh' in the
future.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-05-19
LOCAL MENTION

+. l.. Buckley OF the northwestern
Lumber Company, of Kalispell was a
visitor in the city this week.
Chinook has granted a contract for
erection of new school building,
which, with heating apparatus, is
to cost 1869.
FOR SALE-One of the finest road
sters in the state, city broke and
fine hammered. For particulars apply
at this Office.
Mrs. Brown of Helena arrived in
the city Tuesday morning to take
charge of the housekeeping depart
ment of the Hotel Havre.
w. G. Hensen of Harlem has con-
tracted his wool clip for this year at
233 cents. His sheep led for the
winter at South St. Paul.
Mrs. Garrett and daughter Grace
left for Spokane Monday their many
friends in Havre will miss them. Mr..
Garrett will join them shortly.
Miss Eta Dewar accompanied Miss
Glendenning to Chicago the middle Of
the week. Miss Eta will visit her
sister Mrs. Hoffman for some time.
The discovery Of scab on the Herd
ranch near Glasgow, by State Veter-
marian Knowles has made it possible
that all the horses in that vicinity
will be ordered dipped.
Professor and Mrs. Troy gave a de-
lightful reception Saturday after
noon, at their pleasant home on Sec
ond street. They received about four
ty guests, between the hours of three
to six.
Wool sales in Great Falls for the
week averaged between 221 and 23a
cents. The top sale was of sheep
from Valley county,. $4,000 pounds
of wool which sold at 234 cents.
The Ladies Social Union of the
Presbyterian church gave social at
the home of Mrs. Griffin Thursday
evening. Mesdames Brown, Clarke,
Douglas, Sands, Weber, Goss and
Griffin looked after the entertainment
department to perfection.
The Havre dancing club gave one of
their delightful dancing parties at
the Opera House, Thursday evening.
The music was fine and the floor in
good condition, making the dancing
very enjoyable for all who attended.
The total amount of the sewer tax
for the four districts in Havre will be
S3l, $3.50. One fourth of this tax
must be paid before November each
year. City Clerk Kelly has sent the
special assessment roll to the county
treasurer.
Arrangements have been completed |
for grand bowling contest to be
held Saturday night by Workingmens
Union No. SIG, and the Machinist |
Union at the Havre Bowling alley.
The contest will start promptly at
$50 o'clock.
Sunday services in St. Jude Thad-
deus church; a. m. First mass; 10 a.
m. High mass; p. m. Sunday school;
1870 p. m. Evening devotion. During
May, every evening at s o'clock,
Devotion in honor of the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-28
THEIR PAY MONTHS BEHIND,
Indian Territory Teachers Have Wait.
ed Since October.

Aooul 200 Indian Territory teach
u-s are patiently waiting for their
pay c1ects which have been due since
last October Many of them owe
board bills for five months and cannot
Re- sign their positions because they
have not money enough TO pay railroad
mpellsd 10 struggle along as best
hey may until the combination is
turned on the government vault in
such away that the fund set aside
for their salaries may be aysilaDyle.
Superintendent Benedict says thar
t.e failure Of the teachers is due large
ly To an unfortunate complication of
leh government funds in the hands OF
,,h Indian agent His bond is 5000.
u"O and the law does not allow him
To have any more than this amount
uu hand AT any time. There are 50
many funds from which the agent
must dsburse that he has been un-
able 10 have enough in the fund for
payment OF all the teachers promptly
without exceeding his limit.
Superintendent Benedict and the
a..n; have taken the matter up with
the iT'arior department, but as yet
he moblem has not BEEN solved
.ieanwhile people who are boarding
teachers who have not received Their
.aiaries are writing TO Mr. Benedict
,.king how they are ID get their
money for board. He assures them
hat some day in the not far distau.
future Uncle Sam will be able -
grange things so tnat his teachers
may get their back pay and then every
thing will be all right.
Superintendent Benedict is planning
died before next yearshTdlu cmfwyn
some way to have this trouble RENE
died before next YEAR,, He feas that
| il will be very difficult to get teachers
Tor another year unless some way may
/ be arranged whereby teachers msy
get their pay promptly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-28
Construction to Be Pushed.

Fort Worth, Tex. Fab 27.--lt Is
stated here today by what is regard.
ed as a thoroughly reliable source
that the Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf
railway will be extended to this city
II ON Joplin Mo, II has been SUI
yeyed from Joplin, to Muskogee. l..
r. and has been built from Corettl.
NO, to Muskosee, J. r. 1t Is learned
f.re that the gap between Joplin
and Coretta will be filled In at once.
It is understood that the line will be-
constructed from Muskogee to Gaines.
vile, thence TO Fort Worth. The con.
struction is being done By William
Fennefick Construction company 1l
Chicago and Kansas City. II is -.
heved to be a Gould proposition
Those who say that they are IN po
sition to now state that the line will
be extended tu the gull
Material for the line has been sold ~
! arties residing In Fort Worth.