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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
Broom Corn.

Ny Father is a subscriber OF
your paper, and likes it very
much. We all think it is a fine
farm paper.
/ want to ask a few questions
concerning the planting and cul.
~tivating OF broom corn.
LIST. DO you think broom corr
a profitable plant to raise for
market, or would you advise
any one to raise it at ALP
2nd Wheat kind of soil should
it be planted on, and how should
il be cultivated
3rd. DO you know OF any mar
kct for same. II so please write
me full detail about making the
plant.
Thanking you in advance and
hoping that can receive some
instructions from yon.
II. II. Rolls.
LIST. A good average yield is
500 pounds of threshed brush
per acre. The price per ton
varies widely. II usually sells
for about SIS per ton. The
msrkc. is easily oversupplied.
BE reasonably certain OF re.
muncrativc markc, before you
plant il.
Ind. Il can be successfully
grown on any soil wherever corn
grows. Prepare the soil N for
corn. Make the rows about az
feet apart. Drill the seed TO
stand from 4-,o d inches distant
10 the rows. 1. grows of very
slowly, 10 prompt aud frequent
shallow cultivation il necessary.
srd. There ought TO be . mar.
kcs in this state Tor many tons.
There il no reason why we can.
not manufacture brooms for our
own use. However. We know OF
no market of any importance.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15

The ad. in the egg. the pa per
the Incubator, the inquiry from
the reader the chick, the office
receiving the inyuiry the brood.
er. II the brooder lis not pre-
pared TO receive and properly
care for the chick. il will die. II
the Office force incompetent or
unequal 10 the proper handling
of the inquiry. L viii die. and all
the effort and expense OF prepar-
ing aud publishing the advsr-
tisemcnt will be lost. Look
well to your invuirics. The sue
cess or failure of your advcrtis-
ing campaign depends very
largely upon your doing this
Whites Class Advertising.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
q. p. EGGS.

II. +. Rock eggs $3.50 per Is.
X. c. Brown Leghorn crossed
with Il. Il. Rock Si.25 for Is. In
cubaior eggs Sd per 100. Six IL.
i. Rock GIRLS 81 each.
Mrs. a. c. TrrrLE.
$50 JEFF. ST. Yazoo City. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
EGGS AND SEED

Two pens OF Buff Leghorns
Eggs $50 for Is.
Mosby Seed Corn and Stock
lands Cotton Seed.
JSo. BrgcfS. MAYHEM, MISS.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-03-15
Eggs, Eggs,

I set Il. =. Nock. White Rocka. ana
Brown Leghorn eggs. Is for one dollar
fob. ". NJ. CAygTr, Macon, Miss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17

Nffnfetl. ln1 Mafeh fg Ibl
Ohio Ffe q rflae sefaese ~ weltlas
anoNa sel .fe Ia.n in he po
fels esd fachfa 8 stage ~ 30 fse'
Cots Hosnfa one f01 pa ihe dan
i.na htfs Ilrr damage es
bsen ao6t aHtousb mgca % fee ~
'sta p gNed Sc % expected ihaf
~ r ~ tte rise Eli rsth hen
Ftdsy vita mariuesa oi q fet
sas tsaf 49, Arh uaief WI rals 1f
aiitoet eret tsnaea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
COLORADO CONTEST
EXClTES INTEREST
Claim Two Of Adams Support
ers Are Missing.
FINAL vors 80 aa oLosI

nosh oussrnstoHat Candidates Expect
the osiss-ali sorts Of wua Ru
mer Are AEeas b Regard q 'bs
situation.
Denver colo, March iG.-Aa sorts
of slid Mn0ts rcsasalng the sitaa.ou
in the ga6srnaioriai contests were "a
articulation ,0tg Che d tAese was
70 The eGeol taas tWo OF Governor
Adams supporters d the joint legls
latlye conytrticn Bad been Rldnnped
This lacks yeaaeatloa Il IS evident
thar the final vote sill deterinine
whether Governor Alya Adams shan
continue 70 hold he execntive char
on shall surrender ]. q James H. pca
body viii be very cioe.
Il was on this account that The Pea
body leaders secured an adjournment
OF Che Joint convention yesterday 81
though as Republicans. oaly one less
than a majority Of tue 3oint convention
voted Yesterday tos the recess. Il Isl
confidently asserttd BY Adams friends
that peabody win ne, have more than
"A votes IA the haal determination OF
che contest Three Republicans who
voted ior the recess have said that
they ala 50 merely % enable Senator
Wood who was absent yesterday io
De present VIXEN TIE vote Ia the con
test IS taken. The e0cra OF the Pea.
body leaders 10 have he contest treat
"a as tbe political issue seem 20 have
relulted & a ala "a andrg mem
bers vino haVa pie themselves uus
10 yete foI Peabody under sny elr.
eumemnees 70 said that these ~
publlcans have oven rejected 4 p.opa
sitlai @ sotq for Peabody 90 couil
ton thai he woald resign hmmeala ely
afier being seated The actlon OF
Iieulfpsat Governor Mcdonald 10
casting iae Deciding yot ~ the mo-
ton Tor recess yeleraag tas openei
un vide range Of dseussian
The Peabody and anuYeabr6y Re-
politicians ihea conferred en scheme
% sr panbay nF Governor Niih ~
understanding tai De wiil lmnedlaio
ly su, leayisg re of1re Is Lieu
isnaal Governor iicDouald
one of lhe lcsder oi lhs aniiPea
body Republican, tad ailsr adjourn,
mont fhaf geahoiy esBaaiioa bad
aifeady been promised.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
NlLs MS rRlpE's FAraER.
Fasher q Girl Who Fmmmer Married
la Nnled hy san.ln.Law.

~ fNWteN ~ eaNtN'AsNs
Clarendon Ark, March io- Th,
brides fatner dead end the groom Sc
rlously weanjed IS the SEQUEL 70 I
we6dins here
March 8 Lawrence A. Plummer ans
Miss gansy Percy we're married a.
Clarendon,
a 6ay or two later W n Perry
heard that Pmamer WIS already mar
rled and SET ~ an Investigation Plum
mer admitted having been married, hu
claimed that be was divorced
Perry however took his daurhtcl
home Last Monday Perry took tn,
yonns lady 70 Che home OF an uucl,
ia order to keen her from plummer
A Night ensued Perry cut plummel
q number OF times and shot HIM IN th'
head but Plummcr finally shot Perry
killing him almost INSTANTLY
sheMn B'aek went 20 the scene q
the trngedg tails afternoon, hnt Plum
mcr was tao badly hurt q De brought
back plummsf claims to be fgeu
Atlanta. Ga, and Is SOME NJ sate'
chat he came FROM Missouri Verl
llale IS known ol hln here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
LOOKING roa oul7y pAnrlHs
Detectives VIII seek 20 FIND are Per
sons Who Killed Mrs. stanford.

Detectives viii seek 20 find ere Per
sons Who Killed Mrs Stanford.
Honolulu. March rs 70 was ifaiaea
last nigh, that some ac,lon VII PROM
bly, be taken as sEn francisco. ail.
the arrival of the detectives detailed
there 90 Investigate the feccn, dealt
Of Mrs Stanford Ia tails city Caplsls
Calludan. when asked u this scHof
voiS6 be along criminal lines fepi'e
that all me WORT 81 the de,srlifg
was along criminal lines Both fhe de
tectiycs here state that they tsfe pos
tive instructions not 20 taik aaoaI
the case Tails prcaution Was preb
ably received from san FraBeiee0
B0h refused % diecuss Professor Jor
cams opinion that SRA sianios 8.
death was not due 50 strychaine 70
g noN believed thai ii the death has
been natural this eoncua.oa wo1ls
have been announced 10 due c5rra 81
time by the detectives and tacif fe
plies END atlhae % 4ueaaoRe .gel
Gaze lfously posla.tlss shai mar
fs charge Wiil o. made asair a
cne TIE detectives talay ras.n
song mersages - can fIsacee
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
sroaM swgrr ENGLISH ooAsr.
Much Damage Is done BY aurrleans
On English Coast.

Much Damage is done BY Aurrleant
On English Coast.
London. March lC.--A storm o. hur
ricane force burst over the Irish and
English coast during tie night and Z
IS Toured that many disasters have oc
CURED The British ship Khy5ef haf
been totally wrecked cii the Cornish
coast Twenty.ihree Of her crem
Nero drowned and shree saved shs
sailed from Meiborne. Australia Ocs
&c fof Queenstown
The storm swept over the North 81
Ireland early this morning and q.
great damage to property Fears ars
entertained for the safety o. tle nsh
Ing fleets
The high winds bavo cau ccusla
cradle havoc along the coasts o. th'
Unite3 Kine5om Telegafhlc com
munieatien betwela London AND man5
points Is cut OF, The liiebaasi sta
tlons are busy and shlppiae every
whore Is seeking shcl,gt Nauber.
Of minor wrecks accompanied ~ b
Of life have been reported Ttrrln,
seas aea running The departure Of
queen Alexandra aud par,g zen us
bon ~ been postponed until sonbr
row.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17

Alabama ~ofi fna won hoNf any Wti
grcc' plsnt IS oadassn,
Sew Yofs Mgrci NJ Tie fsecg
tive committed 90 lbe AiaAama con
soll6oied coai and iron comrsag az
cided today io authorize ihe Immediate
construction 81 q new fnrnace ai Ghda
den. o. q duplicate 81 me plant rop
there
The matter haa been under invest
cation for some time and WAS pfacii
caily determined upon wbea re con
troll of me Alsbsna Consolidated com
psny WAS bought by tho lnitmat.Daa
Power company
Tie now furnace which uiIl have
erery modern labor saving device an
coat abort $4,000 wiil be huIli sf
ra9lfly "a b 'bie WORKING bishf aat
dry
81 $40 have asiiy oNnut 0f 20f
ions Df nlg ifoa 90 r1si ell 20 palf
for onl % tae sureas fuud uav IS
tha treasury
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
government Wm Repair Cruiser lena

Vallejo, CAL. March iG.-The plan.
Of The Russian government to have Tx
Russian cruiser Lena, which has beta
lying at the Mare Island nayy yard i0i
many months. repaired az the Union
Iron works San Francisco. heve beer
abandoned. as President Roosesei
would not give the desired permission
The work viii be done at Mare ISLAND
by the regular yard employees ia,
boilers Of the Lena are 20 BE renbed
and the pumps repaired, and there &
q great deal Of other work TAs
months time viii be required to coIa
plete che repairs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
MRS. CHADWICK
VISITS HER HOME
Woman Collapsed When She
Entered Former Abode.
aELEoTs PsRaoNAL 1ELoNaINes

" e"ssNe0 " ~ 1ioeF from IanN
rup;ey cour, All Her Property Elk
eep, Wearing Apparel WIN Be sola
at Auction.
Cleveland, msreh iG Mrs, Chad
wick accompanied by Two deputy Unit
ed States maysbals Jeff the county
SAT- today n a elosea eagrlage AND
MAS ariyeo o her old home for tage
wen VISIT
wan the exception 81 s5o0 worth 81
perscnel eEeels esgmpt from tbs
clalms of creditors an me furplsbipg
ana othcr personal property ID me
house wiu BE sold az public apcllon
next Friday by Trustee Loeser.
Mrs Chadwick was granted per
mh lon by judge Taylor Of the fet
eral court. 70 wish her home today "a
6selge uuan what ploperly she would
retain Il wN eyldent,y trying o.
deal for ne convicted woman
immt lately uBop entering the sumo
laoaaly mtusAsa readsuca che br1kg
down aad Wepi bitterly Il was bet
hf Yleii 81 900 h5nre spoe las. 80.
veAbtf hela after which sbe lefi 90
Neu Nor where "a tse ioaowlps
MORN tse Naa afftd
Msa fl8Wek hsd fbeilg rsalsfi
hef tnfooos8l as blgaa tonr so
lp horse esitgtH SUES aFllflea q
ht desrfd O. efp 3hqfy sitter
algnalas tha ,ae De eneMmleffa
ls, ctadelga Nafband en0 Hic al
afi merely s1ea $50 aatsel end
Hfa Be ntaH us aoet l3rA6
aay 3 feF Npras Wtfe kctsassa 81
tween tbe chlFle uf Cbaiaies haf
poi previously stea lIs Hlie lor abl4i
tte months, phfn be last visited he.
20 the ian
Mf chadwrk 1tlsciad hsl4Nea
$1,000 anil slaoo Waia 81 psfaaasl
proH y which aha flaImtd was
mht naer iac ealai kimost aH
of lh's Was wrBg apbsui and 81
1an ioesaF mleD n DlukrumeY
iasi te Huli prot each aa
eFy salecboa
So loaf aiit
"Nf ChaiNea selected e8gHgh
clothlns Coo @ women which % view
&c lhe eny fhe sgaiulefad het efa8f
tors money e1nt'aet gefy bad tasias
rlew itafns me honse Mes chad
weg eaala broke town ant sate eai
t9 ietfa 500 3da allowed Hye nlh
uf Wlfh htf hH band aho on3 f1f
m1meui shna sIsn q tseetloe %
ius f1f Dee Hplg.fs iD bH
ia'emeui that ne tpee Coat she aHl
etplgen l6nocenl Of atY eaHrs
aln hlm. uf Chsd ek a.1t
70 hope son NilI pa ahlf % dsprafs
ite ehafsea araine faH
When tha fWs fams iafhef 6epat
nr im Chasaet was escorted o. ihe
cafnaee and rlaraei i0 the lail A
malI crowd tal coo ~ tha tf'ge
aY o. So htT pass nas pc uf'a.as
l9 iae tsuega utro 8Fsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
FRANCE REFUSES
RUSSIANS A LOAN
This Action Esy Help to Obtain
Peace In Far East.
RUSSIA Us APPROACHING A CRISIS

%N~~'Ft - - 49, 'i'fN = ~tt'N'e
French Press Is Favorable to Peace
and Great Pressure viii Be Brought
To Bear on czar-AmsrIean Vessel
Is Seized.
Paris. March l6--The postponement
OF the Russian loan is deiinltely con.
frmed This is likely to exert a pow.
erfnl influence towards peace as Il f.
the first time the French hnanciers
have shown an inalsposition to ad.
vance any funds, while the uncertain
ties Of war continue The following
details OF the postponement are from
an authoritative source:
A committee representing the syndi.
cate Of French underwriters went &c
st. Petersburg to arrange the condt
lions with the minister Of finance and
a contract was drawn up for $780,
100000 loan, taking the form Of treas
ury bonds running seven years at :
per cent
The contract was then brought bacg
to Paris Tor the advance Of all the IN
derwriters. In the meantime the dis
astrous events in Manchurla naturally
aroused doubts on the part Of hnan-
ciers as TO whether Russia should
make peace or pursue the war The
inauence OF the hnanciel elements was
almost unanimous for peace but Rus
sia's dlstincllnation to consider peace
appears 70 have induced the decision
not to proceed with the contract and
accordingly the signing Of which was
expected yesterday has been postponed
and an tie pending negotiations are
also postponed According 70 the
Russian view this does not mean tina,
lhe negotiations have been broken Oh
but merely that they are adjourned as
the Russian authorities say the syndi
cate holds itself bound towards Russia
now as before. However the circpm
stances OF the Adjournment tend e
show that the syndicate incilnes G.
wait for some definite development
81 peace before proceeding any fur
ther. Il IS authorltatlvely denied 10
the highest Russian quarters that the
French government exercised any
pressure towards preventing The M
crease Of French holdings Of Russian
securities. Nevertheless Ct g probable
that some members OF the government
aciins Individually voiced the pre-.
vaiiing view that caution was desira
DE. since 81 Ronvler has combined
in himself the presidency 81 the coun
oil ~ ministers and the ministry o.
fnancs. the government has indirectly
exersed strong influence on prlgats
financial affairs. II Is significant tina.
the postponement OF the loan Is coin
cldent with strong movement of The
influential French press favorable g
peace
Tie Matln prominently displays 9
statement believed 20 reflect the views
81 financial circles which declares iha'
II Japan s ready 70 adopt agenerons
attitude b. waving an Indemnity 81
imposing any b. uliiatlon upon Russia
then Russla's policy o. war 70 the Ait
ter end VIII cease T. g noticeable
tkat some Of TIE Russian officials
SPEAK approvlngiy 81 she latter pFooo
Kit'on They say pcacs G. lupoesi
BE e or indeualfy os ans humiliatn'
centaous axe asked 20 ilai the ele
raton o' the $50 poirts van 81 iai
toear8s securing favorable cgaa'aer1
ticn 81 Qtace-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17

NeH fafk lefeb iG cigars H
efsnss aad aH tnf 81 nQaon at
msfehts hags Been tfsi ~ tbt
fslrfcmfni 81 te oafrf II nsllaaa
ne9mes sass iiess.i Dispatch ffo8
boe4a colombia Tt g4gernmenl
hae. fletfloft eeeti b taefoi .hen
tbnac'ute aeeeFd.a
Ih ease ~ Siege haa 5eaa ls
ia rhe mtu $40 ne pres
81. amnetig t 9ten Fifen ~ 900 -
tlitti $50 1853 .aoaly
sara ID tbHE horse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
CLAIMS SHERIFF a wAreoAp.
Detective Asrcris thst omser was
Mamhef 81 MhL,esan Leaaus.

Member 81 Whtceap league,
Tacsson MISS March l6 a NON
her Of the executive committee 81 ihl
Law an8 order lesme % FranklIr
conns arrived ia lss city ihls after
noon TO confer With I've governor p
regard 90 ihc suspension of SHERIFF
Newman. 90 that county
4 IS alleged taat TIE detective en-
ployed ~ Governor Vardaman hti
signed statements IRON 300 member
OF the former WbIiecaping organization
detailing lts worklnsa
shprH Newman 8 alleged % hn q
memhor of ihe Wh.tccapr agluE4
uap ani ihe executive eommiteo q.
lhp law af 0t6ef laagna wlu arr'g
"a rae c.ty tomorrow iar me purpQa'
oi eoniertlne 0lis TIE governor ans
n'ecius evidence Before him % thl
alleged corneftba of Sheriff newman
with the wtiiecap organization
Under the Jaw ftefe 81 eoaa'ier1
be dcnht as n the governor bsgn.
authority 20 raHloge sheriff hni h
can Hwpfna hum aai a9poini au ntt
rm c@cM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
Jans Cruisers al singapore.

Londos March ie.-A dispatch q
the star from SINGAPORE says that ion.
Japanese cruisers arrived here today
from the eastward
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17

vlaaivostok. It Is said, although, o.
tensibly she was bound for shanghai
When last reported. the Tacoma was
fast in the ice north Of Hokkaido IS
land, with Japanese ships lying n walt
70 pick her 40 when she worked clear
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17
pKoa-cU7iso polyoAmrsro.
omeera Of Norlhwestsrn Terri5rlss
Make War on Mormons.

Make War on MormQns
New York Mafch lS Wholesale
pFosecunn 81 Mormons "a tAe ehafre
% po3 saoiy have begun st Raymond
Alberta one 81 the northwest terri
tories which bas beca made ln = prov
ince accsdlns lo a Trhune special
fpom Wlhnlptg TIE mouafed pollcc
have taken ip me campaien againsi
ne Aofmot2 Nho number several
ihontenf having moved from TIC
ueited States 10 the aai 6st years
fAe nrst aesloa Eas taken against
q wei lnoan resident ~ tiaefagh.
ste recently brourh t89 iye ffoa
tae r0tei sists whom he a aid
% htff married 81 riah iie declared
~ vss 1p Hfing D roiianon
este Dll see ElgDa hlt etoes oi lsaY
Df ihe eotniy % bc.ng prosecuted
smi'sr rofee hatf nesr fte6
~ naag eihsrs Enoau q tsge uofe
t4ta ore Hiif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-17

Tlcn Tau March } TUin erv.ci
az fae Yint0H Kospaft.nte s.niutef
railroad w.H D. resumed Tomorrow 4
Is mgrraoo8 that ihr laraae hav,
arfsd b ,he Calnese rsEu,atons Spy
errlse rlEc GA tse foaf
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EUROPEAN SHAVING PARLOR

Three first-class BARRIERS in attend
ance.
Our Partisan spray a speciality.
Ladies! Try our famous Partisan
spray.
Arrangements made to attend ladies
at their own residence at a very mod
crate charge. We solicit a trial.
92S FORT STREET,
Opposite Pearson & Potter. Ltd.
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Hawaii-Pahala reports gale on goth
and 21st; Multi reports a particularly
calm month; Pepeekeo reports a fall of
snow covering the hills on the Goth.
Oahu-Thunderstor occurred on
the End, 10Th and 21st accompanied by
lightning
Correction note: The greatest 24-hr.
rainfall for November was $50 inches
on the 9th at Puuohua, Hawaii
RAINFALL FOR DECEMBER. 1904
Stations FIT. Inches.
Elev. Rain.
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Honolulu Concrete Dray Co.

Builders of cement and stone build
ings. Have for sale white and black
sand. Monument, foundation and coral
stones, ballast for ships. We also do
grading and excavating and have gar
den soil for sale. Hauling at reasonable
rates. Office: Emma Hall, Nuuanu and
Beretania streets. Phone Blue 1911.
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NOTICE,

owing to the hard times the r. & B.
ASSOCIATION will accept all those that
WISH 10 become members by paying
weekly lnstallments of fifty cents or
more TIL the amount of $3.50 is fully
paid They win then receive their GER
tificate of membership Now is vour
chance and don't delay joining at once.
Relief and Burial Association. go
Beretan1a street, between Fort and
Nuuanu streets.
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Approximate percentages of district
rainfall as compared with normals:
Hawaii-Hilo, At per cent; Hamakua,
A per cent; Kohala, Sc per cent; Kau,
II per cent.
Maui-(East), 131 per cent.
Oahu--Honolulu, 80 per cent; Nuu-
anu 80 per cent; Koolau, 126 per cent;
Eva 20 per cent.
Kauai-Lihue, 100 per cent; Kilauea,
100 per cent.
The greatest monthly rainfall was
175S inches at Nahiku, Maui.
The greatest 24-hour rainfall was 5.S5
inches on the 3rd at Maunawili ranch,
Oahu.
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IN AMERICA Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is a great favorite with the
mothers of small children for colds.
Group and whooping cough. It con-
tains no harmful substance and ALWAYS
gives prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
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NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with poisons for
headache and tired feeiing when
pleasant draught of Our Celebrated
Bromo Pop will do the trick.
Our Chocolate Creams. Cal. Lemon
ade, Root Beer. Orange Cider and all
kinds of aerated drinks are the best
on the market.
ARCTIC SODA WORKS.
1T Miller St, Honolulu, II. T.
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WEATHER ALL OVER HAWAII
FOR MONTH OF DECEMBER

FOR THE MONTH OF
DECEMBER, 1904, U. S. DEPART
MENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to commune
cate, either in person or by letter. with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron Of the
salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street.
Gilpin observer., 1905-05-11
Glass Hatred.

1.-THE world at large, and especially
we of this Nation, have been passing
through an era of mnterialism. It has
had its good side. and 1t has had It's
poor side; and we Of this country wiz
Gilpin observer., 1905-05-11
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT DENVER

open to all who chose to travel upon
them.
within the last two generations
we have seen a system grow up under
which the old methods were COM
pletely revolutioniZed. and now the
typical highway of commerce is, of
course, the railroad. Compared to the
railroad the ordinary road for wheeled
vehicles and the waterway, whether
natural or artificial, have lost all their
Importance. Here in Colorado, for in
stance, it is the railroads which, Of
course. are the only highways that
you need take into account in dealing
with the question Of commerce in the
state or outside of the state. There
fore, under this changed system we see
highways OF commerce grow up each
of which is controlled by single cor
poratlon or individual; sometimes sew
eral Of them being controlled in COM
bination by corporations or by few
individuals. When such is the case in
my judgment 1t is absolutely necessary
that the nation, for the state cannot
possibly do it, should assume super
visory and regulatory function over
the great corporations which prac-
Gilpin observer., 1905-05-11

never rise level to the standard that
should be set here until we not only
understand but apply the doctrine chat
would teach us that material prosper
ity is only the foundation, and that its
worth depends entirely upon the kind
Of moral superstructure of good citizen
ship that we build upon 1t. (Applause.)
do not misunderstood me; do not
think fail to understand the vital i'm
portance of our material well-being.
l congratulate Denver with all my
heart that 1t is the center of the great
mining and live stock industries. 1t
is Of enormous consequence to all our
people that any section Of this coun-
try should do we'll. Do not forget that.
So far from its being hurt to any one
section to see another section pros
per, we can on the contrary count 1t
as certain that II part Of this coun-
try prospers much the rest OF the
country will feel some good effects
from the result Of the prosperity. CAP
plause).
Reclamation Of Arid Lands.
"As Senator Patterson was Just say
ing to me. when three years ago we