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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

|&un par 6en1 Gong bIepet tie Mar
og foreitille6e! ! ct 11bppe pomnntiif
|@fueipil en- lile @ige, bbem @tpfffetts
|sfurf ra1eer fra moberen. @aa
Nreper1te buboe bun ifilt fig mteget
gp6t fra TT &pero, ibet @furten lite
en6n11 baboe maiferet fig n1eo set ITO.
re Moroeritag, meo bpiIfet ban bite
fig for @ubltf1m. Men pe6 @remi-
6re11, 90 8arnet iaa bam me6< set
frpgtelige @tag, bleb bun iao reo-
ielg{1agen, at bun Igb ub / @ulisien.
Sen itaffelS Bandit, Der if11loe rone
8arnet, bIep itoaeroe eanife forfer>
6elig fIob ODER lite at bane oct mi1o.
ite at rome, meoens YltbIifum 10 al
&iertens 2pit.
0g 1og bleb olIigebd 9fi5tori a6-
1fillige Star ienere ielbe MacbeIs Me6-
beilerin6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

sf1vad den frie Pakke indelloIder. !.
Rn stor Pr5ve At Forskrift A.-Gjenopbygge,
det 6delagte C%e1levev, gjenop1iver Muslel
6brene, opfrisker V~evningen, ferner alt, dea
standser L0bet af ~udfydende Vadsker, rem
ser allie Porer og etyrker svage Nvrer, os
bringer den belt naturlige sunde Tistane
G1bage.
En stor Prove at Forskrift B-Presser I'D a;
Blcdet og Systemet giftige Syrer / Nyrerne
Rheumatismens Aarsag. Urinen er neutrali
seret. katarra1ske A~nsamlinger faar Aflqb
Blaeren helbredes. Inflammation og Irriterin.
gen yiger. .Tilbageholden, overaod (specielt
ON Natten) smertefuld og allie Urin-Vanske'
1igheder er varig helbredet. Stem og andre
Afsatninger OPPOSES, Urin-R1rene err bragt
en- sund Tilstand.
Og en- stor Flaske Of Forskrift C-for gjebuk
kelig at standse def Undergravning som fpl
ger af Nyre-Sygdomme. Regulerer Leveren
Maven Oh Ford9jelsen, hj9lper tE9ge Maver
renser B1odet. narer Cellevaven, Ben OF
Muskler og Rygmarven. Smerten er 6jeb1ik
kelig sti1net. Ophjelper Diet hele System
Bringer Liv og Kraft til ethvert Livsorgar
og styrker Diet he1e Legeme. bet err den n1est
fu1dkomne. hclt gjennemgaaende Demanding
som nogensinde 60 formuleret for Helbredelst
en- Lidende / den hele verden som har Raaf
TT at lade den 11prpvet Skriy til PAPE
mEDICINE CO., f21 e. 4th ST., Cincin'
natl, o., og sig hvorhen de SKI al sen6es, og e,
fluid 9PrGve af hver af disse Forskrifter. A., I
= og vii blive sendt portofrit uden en- Cent
udgift for Dem. SIX Nv rea rn"o1sk. 4.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
nSbor bar Dn GueIen?" 10 Sci
me6 Get fra 8abD.

HleO eel TIQ OQOD.
Set gab ct Set ! Gotografen.
rSuglen - bpilfer GugI?"
vDen, 9m Iobe6e %, bbis bi iaf
itille!.- @a6 hi maaffe lite 1tiIleS
X Moa, 11oa hi ioa faa GugIen!"
v5e6e, imaa Drenge, leg TON Dir.
feIig lite -"
vMon ffal bol6e, bbo6 man Iober
- ifaI man lite, Mo'er?" fp11rgte
8abD og iaa olporligt paa Scr.
Smitb.
r&bts mani lite bol6er, bbo6 man
lober, CT man inget @entleman!" ie>
f1n0ereoe 1tore 8ro6er.
~9n CT altiaa tngen Gentleman,
ibis gu lite giper % Sa1gIen> iom
gu lope6e os!" pebblep 8obp.
vMei MI far leg albrtg fienot
Mage -"
&elten at Scr. @mitbs ubbruo
6rufneoe / @abps @raa6. San par
tret os ippnig af GormioSoeens 9p>
lebelier, og 6enne @fuffeIie funoe
fan lite bore - ban bar u1rg1teIig.
@%arnepigen tDsieoe poa bam, Mr.
Smitb for rlrn6t for at fin6e en- &o-
&c til BAN, og &apegbien ifreg or
rigt:
v@bat a fool - a fo-oI!"
Mrs. @mttb bor sen, ser fan6t oct
forlgienoe Sr6:
~6uglen er ptit fof lenge iioen
fleiet biem - sen iio6er NOT Ser o.
benter paa Dig!"
9oa t6rre6e 8abp 9inene, og Mr.
Smitb iuffe6e lettet - Sill alt &elo
Tom Sim MI mes &pgne11, og 1tbmat=
teoe % a%nitrengte tug man &la6s /
Sen. Mober iaa paa l1ret - to 81
mer bab6e 6enne Toreittlling baret!
u9en Sur glemmer ieg aI6rig!"
log6e Mo6er.
0g ser er @run6 til at trio, at Mr.
Smitb iag6e set famine.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
Wore ~udvandrede
IandSrn8nd"

bliver Dem tilsendt ct Aar direkte fro
Holbnk, naar De indsender Bestillihg o.
t1.OO til Mr.. n. C. j. Hermann, l41
eth Ave-. BROOKLYN, N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
Den npe Eu( Stooe.
af @eo. %. &eef.

SStp6tiI / 2gr6ags boboe hi ol6rig
babt en- &11l|@toue / bort &us. 81
bor alti6 br1gt &ebIipooner og
8rn66er fra Dor Mabos @Ianfeberf.
9isie bren6te go6t, men &Ianfeper-
fet b1eb tilitoit brenot op; Maboen
faeoe, at ban life ptIoe bpgge ct npt,
og ri git altloo op til &oromoremano
Sones og fipbte Ell &uIsStope.
Mn maa Sc bloc, at ri ingen Tor=
}tan6 bar poa &1l-Stobe. 81 fplote
@toben balp ful6 me6 &in6ebrenoe,
og so ser tom goo S1o / oct, fDlote
ri @anobeboloeren foroben meb &1l.
Set gniitre0e og iprutteoe / omtrent
ii Mtnutter og iaa git set no. @i
tog bore 0oerfroffer og Iaaone &ano-
tier paa> og iaa git ri ogfaa uo, =
for at ipiie til Mften. 81 blebe eni=
ge om> mems ri nd6 Dor torbelige
Ma6, at SSones bar en- 9@iel, foroi
fan bap6e anbefalet Dc iaa6an en- for
banoet Mffp1er til at barn1e Jig paa.
Da hi bab6e fpift, gneo Ri bore
Senoer parme paa ct StDffe Sc, og
git biem til @toben, fa1t beitemte poo,
at TIT if1l6e Ben br9n6e, ON Ri 1ao
ff1l6e BRUCE alt set @Ianfepnrf, Der
Dor / fprite @ar6. 8or be6re &oIp>
Del ipebte fig IND / ct uI6ent Seppe og
bemarfeoe, at FUN al6rig bab6e {fig11-
net paa bba6 rigtig bebagelig &Dgge
og @omfort Dor, fer hi fit Ben @tobe.
5aare6e al 6enne irontife 8em9rf-
ming, 6reieoe ri on1 poa bbert eneIte
Ipparat paa Stoben, fom fun6e 6rei=
es, eller iom laa 10 til at bobe noget
meb Greet at gjbre, og It'll begpnote
5toben at borr1e dip. Set bore6e lite
lgnge fgr Sen iprutte6e Iigelom set
npe 9ampiftb Stlsbp. Og FIFTEEN en-
@e6e! Sn6en ii Mtnutter por @t11en
iaa meget beoere emo ct tprfiif 8n6,
iom@elbe6e er be6ere er6 en- olmin6e=
Zig Ssfel6er. @beoen bagIe6e neo
at Ssaffbleren at Sin / @tuen b1
@toen al. @t aabne6e Dgrene, og al
Snee1t in6enfor 6e rermeite z 8Iof<
fe imelte6e, og Soft I Mabobniene
tog linne6e @eoer paa. 0g hi fun
Sc lite reg11lere Ben forban6ebe Sing.
81 glemte bbo6 Sones boboe for
talt ONT Dpmperen, og 5topen bIeb
pe6 at iprutte. Set eneite ri funbe
gjgre bar at gaa Seng, og 1obe @to>
ben bren6e &11iet op, ONT 1e,1 Iaa bill
oe. 81 fit fat / Dnmperen meo en-
lang Gang, og 6reie6e sen allie muIige
8eie, og for bber Gong hi 6reieoe
ien6te Sen @arme u6, mere ems NOT
til at itege en- 0fse. @i git / @eng,
baobenoe, at &l1llene BOG tilii6]t
maatte bre1t6te u6, men omtrent @l
IL 1naatte bele GamiIien 1too op igien
og frDbe 116enfor paa Serngitteret.
9mit6er tom EN- Mon6 forbi, 1om
bar op6raget imeIem &11I>@tobe, og
ban ibbbte fig tn6 / ct pao6t Seppe
og freb fen til @tobert, bbor ban
breieoe rur6t paa 6e rigtige @ppara.
ter. 2i6t efter lth tog @ormen al,
og ri fit set iaa bpggeIigt iom ri
f1n6e gnife Set.
Men bbis Du fieber EN- &ul< @tobe,
n1oo Dn Iere, bborleoes Ben itoI pos<
les, for ellers bliper Du itegt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
Sporlebes Ct bette?

81 tilbp6er ct &nn6rebe Collars
@elgnning for @bert &iIfeIbe at SEA.
tarrb, Ser lite Tan belbre6es beb
@aI's. @atarrb Cure.
s. S. gbeneD & Co., @iere,
Gole6o, ..
81 un6ertegnebe bar fier6t S. S.
Gbenep / Sc fioite Is glar og tror, at
ban er aI6eIes beoerlie / ale Sorret.
ings-Grnnsafioner, ug financieIt !
.stan6 til at opfploe e1tbber Gorplig.
teIie, 6ere8 Gir11ra matte paotnge fig.
8eit & Eruat, @boIeiaIe Druggifts,
&ole6o, 8.
8a15ing, &e111an & MarDin,
@boIefule 9r,1ggiitg, EoIeoo, 8.
&oll's @ntarrb Cure tages inb.
ne1oig % birfer birehe poa 8Iooet
|og @pftennets @lirtbin6er: @ris 75e
pr. 6luife. Salges at ollie Mpotbe'
fere. 8ionesbprD fit.
! San's gamlp Bing e. &c beoite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

= 2apien Orig @o6seieribn): $50,
lea fieu6er Deres Mabn. Deres So
Ser oar en- at min 8eoitefaoers 0p
ipnsmen6."
Sen ielfmooe ma1o: r5oo! Seq
bar al6rtg bbrt noget ONT, at min
Soccer posIe6e Mbefatte.."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

antommer, fra
Danmar6 oo Gorge.

Telling amber $abet, meo 81.
luitrationer, mutt in66ur1ben ITO
- &aptein @rants 8gn. Mee6
Tll1trationer, mutt in6b.. ITO
-@en bemmeligbeosfuloe @.
Meb Slluitrationer, inruftt
in0b.... ......... 10
Oct forte Snbien. Me6 Sllu-
i%trationer, mutt mob. $685.. 10
get rullerbe gus. Meb IL
llpitrationer, inu1ft in6b. ITO
-SSs1@finffifen. Meo Snuitra,
TONER, imuft in6b. 10
SEM Tiger / 8allo1. Meeo 81
1uitrationer, in11ff in6b. -. 10
--SSor6en run6t / 80 Sage. Meeo
Slluitrationer, imuft inbb.. 10
-&apteinen paa Is Mar. Meb
Slluitrationer, imuft in6b.. ITO
Gtnje, U. .. Di9t og Hroja=
ifrifter / utbol ...... 80. 1.4O
&uet, &ils @ollet. Menneifer. 80
3,uilsm1eper, Often. 2il1e San
Sl1tDme. ..... ...... -. .6O
Sanion, &riitpfer. Mlf @ape
og andre 6ortellinger 80. 40
Senfen, Sriis. 2anosbpens
8ern. Sire 8grnefortelIm=
ger meo Slluftrotionel, inbb. so
@brenerom- @Mller, CHM
ringsbiltcrier fra 6et galnle
BUS. ...... ...:.... 100
9bm, 9. &i%ertensfrpo. On
@renife fra Barpfti6en $50
Senien, 5. 9. @fopene. 100
&ieler, 8. @ten @ten1en til
@tenSbo 5000. 100
Sic, s. Sons l1lricbs @s6.
6ort9lling ...... ....... 40
Mblltr, SSiteb. s1febil. On
Notwithstanding. 800. 2.6O
Haulie1, S. 8ergenife Origi.
1aler ...... ...... -. ITO
8enneefe, Olaf. Morie 2cuife
&ebentlou. Mf &aptein
@cbmettops &apirer ...... 1.20
Carnegie, u. @engens 81. g. t..
.@eien til at 9ibre 2Dffe fom
Sorretningsman6 ...... >. leo
Sblien, &aenbilb. @ifta Gan
No11ar ...... ......... 80
8remu1, g. @ongebern. 6or-
telling $4,000. ....... 1920
Geee, 3. Sc graa @aar. @pe
>Tolfelipsffilorineer =. 80. 100
Gsmam, Guitar. &iort oe miob.
ellen. On &iebenbobnerfor>
telling, in1b. ..... .4G
Gmalb, Carl. Mogens Seine
fen. &titorif GorteIling fra
set 16. Marbunbre6e ...... 1.8{
2arien, 6. Set ffienne &ortn-
gal. On poettf @eife. .... 1.0(
Muueb, y. @Iebe. @amfunbse
roman 49,. ........ 49,. 1.7(
Yontoppiban, $. st @noeliet.
On 2an6sbpbiftorie, in66.. 81
! 5fiolbborg, s. 8ierreeaarben.
! Gortelltng .... 80. 1.5(
| 0itergaarb, 9. &bftti0. nh
halgte Mobeller. :. ........ LAC
8ergibe, g. mog1alene Ebo1e>
fen. @ortretfh1oie -. ;. 81
5rensien, g. Sc trofaite Sire.
@onror $3.50. ......... 2.2i
&amfer, .. a1cioor sen iaIpb
felige. Mobelle. 49,. To-
Bic, ~. man6 oberbor6. @n
@spngengers unberlige
@fabne. &omon ........ lit
Micbaelts, 8. @pba. .1sl
Mofbeef, .. 6. ODER &anet.
@n bonif @tubents 9pIepel,
Ter / Mmerifa. Isl
Gutenberg, 3. 6. Moberne 9@g.
teltb ........ ........ Lon
Sebiprring s. 2ange @fpgger 1.4t
Mciter Safels Tataliteter. On
&iitorie al Sort. til r2i.
bets 2pgteman6". ~. 49,. IA
Seuien, S. g. Mpe &immer- +,
lan6Sbtitorter. $500. !. IA
8rnbn, 81. @ierligbeoens
@eie 1900. .......... IL
Gmalb, s.. s. 8onoebrasoem.
&itoriF @omar fra BET Is.
Marbunore6e ......... !. 1.6
Siortt, 8. @tsb % @tierner. 1.2
2~angsaarS, 6. Gangne 6ngIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06
En- ny kur for
BLEREN. RHEUMATISM,
3right's Disease, Vattersot, Stem.
smerter, Rygsmerter, Almlndelig
Svaghed, Nerv0se, Urin,. lie.
YER OF MayeOnder.
: rXQetnid1er ffit.

Pape Medicine Co. sender portofrit til N
yer Lidende, Mand eller kvinde, en- komplet
'rpve-Kur af deres nye Mediciner, der straks
ndrer og he1breder allie Former afNyre. Bls.
1omplikationer. Ingen Penge 6nskes-skriv
:un og forta1 hvorhen vi ska1 sende dem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-06

Send o. 20ci PENCE eller Frinerker
o9vi vi sende Dem 8 smukke Bi11eder, b114x5,
&c af Jerusalem, ct Of Kristus og ct ct Abra-
ham Lincoln, vor f6rste Martyrpresident.
Disse er virkelig Pragtbi11eder. Ligelodes vi
Defaa en- Box med 12 Ark Brevpapir, stnukt
udstyret med Blomster og Yers, passende tn
Livets forskjellige Forhold. Konvolutter
fplger5 ogsaa med. Send strax til
SCANDlA NOVELTY CO.,
IS Union Block, st. Paul, MINI.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
PLAN TO JOIN
Two ROADW AVS

The Point Lobos Improvement c,lub
10 agltating the connection of Sutter
and Clement streets, in the Richmond
district, by cutting a way through a
portion Of the Laurel Hill Cemetery
from Presidio avenue west to First
avenue. Following the accomplishment
OF the plan, which will mean much TO
the residents on Sutter and ~Clement
streets, the club will actively advocate
conduit system of underground troll
ley on the Sutter street road.
q. A. Blank, president of the club is
enthusiastic over the proposition. Ac-
cording to charter provision the resi-
dents OF Sutter street may, if a suffi-
cient number is polled, have the privi-
lege of street extension. Mr.. Blank
says that in conference with one Of the
representatives of the cemetery the
plan met with a favorable reception
ana that the club will now actively
prosecute the business of getting the
necessary signatures.
1t is not proposed that the affair
shall be land grab, as the price the
ciup is willing to pay for the small
strip OF the cemetery is in the neigh
norhood of s2o0,000 which the residents
OF Sutter and Clement streets must
pay. The tax is not expected, however.
TO average more than s5 per resident,
as the assessment will cover a half
block on each side of Sutter and Glenn
ent streets from Jones to Thirty-fifth
avenue.
One OF the important reasons for the
energetic campaign to secure the ex-
tension Is that houses are being put up
west OF the cemetery and in the line
or the proposed cut. 1t will be neces-
sary to tear these down, and the land
should be procured before more houses
are built With the slight grades en-
countered on Sutter street the thor
oughfare will vie with Geary street and
It's extension on Point Lobos avenue in
making a straightaway course to the
ocean beach.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
Institute to Convene.

The sessions Of the San Francisco
Teachers Institute will be held next
Tuesday in the Mission High School
for the elementary schools and in the
Girls High School for the high
schools. All the teachers in the de-
partment are expected to participate
IN the conferences. which will be- held
according TO the grades taught by va
rious teachers. superintendent W. H.
Langdon has departed from the estab-
lished custom Of several years in the
arrangement OF the institute. Instead
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
CAY.ETY REEGNS
IN CORINTHIA

One of the largest and gayest gath
erings that has ever been seen at
Tiburon assembled yesterday to do
honor to the opening of the season OF
the Corinthian Yacht Club.
Crowds of yachtsmen and their
friends went over to Tiburon by the
1:50 o. m. boat from the city. and were
received by the directors of the club,
acting as a committee. Music was
provided, and dancing went on in the
main hall. In the intervals between
the dances Frank w. Thompson. Frank
Rodolph and c. I. Wendell sang solos.
Many parties of ladies paid visits to
the yachts lying at their moorings In
the cove The pleasure craft, splck
and span with new paint and fresh
yarnish, were decked out from stem
to stern with brave array of futter-
ing flags. The cabin of Fulton q. Ber-
rvs sloop, Mike, was handsomely dec
grated with flowers.
Among the craft lying at anchor were
Commodore T. Jennings sloop Speed
we'll. Vice Commodore ]. c. Brickell's
sloop Genesta, Frank Stones enlarged
and improved GIeSlos thS ioSih6 SiOOP
Coripthian and j. w. Pewsi rebuilt
1'ruant. Commodore w. G. Morrow of
the San Francisco Yacht Club cruised
over from Sausalito in the sloop Chal-
leneer. Other boats flying the San
Francisco burgee were the schooner
Chispa. sloops White Heather and
Phoenicia and the launch Petrel. The
Olympic represented the Vallejo Yacht
ing Club.
Shortly after o'clock a Corinthian
supper was served to the hungry tars,
and in the evening the annual jinks
took place in the main hall, which was
entitled for the occasion Jennings and
Brickelrs Rotisserie."
The principal parts in "fe Sign OF
We Old Brown Hat were taken by
Dave Mclaughlin, Bob Mitchell, Larry
Harris. Clarence Wendell, Frank
Thompson, Pete Sloan. Charley Hay
and other well-known amateurs
Among the singers were Ossie Franks,
Fred Knight, Billy Hynes, Ben Tarbox,
Eddie Angelo and e. F. Sagar.
This morning colors will be made at
a. m. on signals from the flagship
and at 10 o'clock captains will report
on board the commodore's vessel. At
II. If the wind favors, the feet will
start on the opening cruise of the
season.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

AS an aftermath Of a lawsuit over
a bill of $40, A. Poeta is suffering a
deep cut on the side of the head, in
flicted yesterday with a sharp instru-
ment in the hand of G. Rondella. The
injured man lives at 1864 Bush
street, while his assailant resides at
GS5 on the same street. The trouble
grew out of dispute over SO worth
of material and labor bestowed by
RondelIa, who is a tailor, on Poeta' s
garments. The wound was dressed
by DR.. Kucich at the Emergency Hos
pital. Poeta swore to a complaint
against Rondella.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
DEATH OF SERVANT WHO
POISONED PANCAKES
seventeen Year-OId Rose H0lsworth
Receives Fatal Injuries by Failing
From Third-Story Window.

ftCccltcS Edtui luIuAiCS Dy EaA4u6
From Third-Stor Window.
Rose Holsworth, the servant girl
who attempted to poison the Jackson
family last October by mixing ratsbane
with pancakes, died at the Park Elmer
gency Hospital at 1:10 o'clock yester-
day morning. Death was the result of
injuries sustained last Thursday morn
ing in fall from a third-story window
at 265 Devisadero street. At the time
of the accident she was working as a
house servant in the family of Mrs. A.
j. Bryant and was cleaning a window,
but lost her balance and fell to the
ground She was only II years old at
the time of her death.
On October 27 of last year the fam
ily Of Mrs. H. L. Jackson at 1850 Mar
ket street observed that the pancakes
had an unusually bitter taste. A
chemical analysis showed that they
contained rat poison. Rose Holsworth
was on friendly terms with all the
family and there was absolutely no
motive on her part for the crime.
Medical experts ascertained that the
Young woman was temporarily de-
mented on account of sickness. She
afterward completely recovered her
reason.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

SACRAMENTO % April 2s. The
State Board of Examiners to-day
bought $4,000 of bonds of the town
of Bishop, Inyo County. The money
is to be used by Bishop in establish
ing water works and an electric light
ing plant.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Of engaging outside speakers to assist
the teachers in their work, he has0re-
quested teachers in the department to-
illustrate and discuss methods for
their mutual benefit
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Edward Knowles Co. are printing another
well booklet for the Parafine Paint Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
Assaults Derelict CUSTOMER

Try the United States Laundry 1904
Market street. Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Trapper's Oil cures rheumatism and neuralgia.
Druggists. soc flask RICHARDS Co. 400 Clay
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

skylight of building at 327 Larkin
street yesterday a, distance of three
stories He escaped without serious
injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
Tailored Hats, $1.o5

Wortb up to S4oo-The.principal
attraction is the Tailored Turbans,
in a good color variety, and an
abundance of trimming ideas that
are new and novel Great outing
hats. these.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
-Tvrbans, S1.50

Worth up to $3.ooANeatly Tail.
ored Turbans-some fancy shapes,
too-with novel ideas to relieve the
ordinary eturban Painness. The
styles are too varied for separate
description, bu: in the aggregate
they8 age wonderfully attractive.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS
General Arthur
Macarthur

recommends in the Highest Terms German
Eye Specialist.
Office of Commanding General United s.atex
:. Army. San Francisco. Feb 8. 1905.
Mr.: George Mayerle. 10T11a Market street:
Sir The glasses you recently made for
me are restful and soothing as you suggested
they would be. and satisfactory than
any glasses have ever used. Yours respect
fully. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, Major General
u. S. Army.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

R.F.stoll dentist; Haight 8 Masonic av..
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Worth up to s1,2s There are
every color and variety eilough- to
satisfy the most critical. They are
all late spring styles, and II YOU
like to make your own hats, heres
the start. 80
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
Silk: Suits, S19.75

Be: your choice black, navy,
brown: French. blue. mahogany
tan,s red: green: or stripe designs,
you will find it in this lot Of $50
Suits. Styles are the .newest-box
plaits and full plated effects. side
plated and box plated skirts: little
trimming ideas that are new and
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
May Day Sale Of Neckwear

We wil May Day offering from AN%IFfJs
all broken lines When each line is MsM
three policy to sell them 49,
facfs Blust make This Neck %zz2y
rapid strides this skI
year OF basiness have convinced
thousands the sGsssA
price. Note extraordinary t8SFSB II
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
Trimmed Hats 90

Worth up to S8.so@ThIs is our
first sale of Trimmed Hats. and to
make it a success we have Included
many lines. You. will have WON
derful variety to choose. from. and
YOU will get a genuine hat bargain
when you select from these: :
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

Equal to our regular $50
grades, There is every popular
material in PLAIN icolors and a
charming lot of mixtures. These
skirts are made .right-no sighting
IN the .workroonn. no faulty ma
terials. This is the best skirt .propo-
sition of the season.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-04

The r. X. Lnikalani whose petition
was presented % the House Of Re
preventative for q commission 10 en-
quire into his claim as heir 10 the Ha-
wailan Crown lands is the same Lii
kalani who upon the organization Of
the Territorial government was one Of
the Democratic nominees for the le-
gigiature iH 1900 and who was elected
70 the legislature on the Republican
ticket lasJ November. lie was until
the first Of the year an employee Of the
land Office. Lilikalanl Is a pillar Of
KaWalahaO church.
When seen ~ his residence this af-
ternOOn regarding his claims Of right to
the possession Of the Crown lands. Ii
Iikal5ni unaffected all Of the outward
demOngLratlCnE Of q man Of affairs and
20 far az any outward bearing, was
concerned showed himself as full Of
majestic dignity and impressive silence
be was much impressed with the auda-
city that was shown in apprOachinghis
presence 10 inquire by what right he
laid claim 10 the Crown Lands. In
fact be said be- was much surprised
about IT..
He stated that be mad had copies Of
his petition sent 10 the President, the
President Of the Senate. the Speaker
Of the House and the Delegate and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-04

continued Lilikalani Il have the other
here in my possession? Give It to any
body 10 see, why / never heard of such
a thing, let anybody see my copy. No.
Sir. No. sir indeed. Why II the
Governor would ask me for Il 1 would
give him my answer. No. sir" exclaim-
ed Lilikalani with vehement eloquence.
But Mr. Lillkalani, the facts Of your
petition are known IN Washington, the
Associated Press has sent the fact here
why should you hesitate to explain the
nature Of your claims. It VIII certain
ly not injure your case in any way as
your claims have been made known on
the mainland"
At this suggestion Lilikalani gasped.
Lilikalani declared that he did not
propose to give his copy here as the
papers could get the views from the
mainland papers and so he was left
reading the Hawaiian statutes or some
thing else I'm words Of probably one
syllable.
It is understood that Lilixalani bases
his claim to the Crown Lands on some
relationship to Kamehameha III who
owned the lands. A decision by the
Territorial Court which seemed to
strengthen Lilikalanfs claim is also
used as a further bases for the present
petition.