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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
GEO. w. SMITH.

II think that the Governor has done
very wrong in reslgning, also I could
not agree with the position he took in
the late campaign, My regard and
opinion of and for him are of the high
est and think his administration has
been an able one. This is a matter
that deeply regret to learn Of 1 trust
that the President will decline to ac-
cept the resignation"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
BEWARE OF A COUGH.

Now is the time to get rid OF that
cough, for If you let 1t hang on no
one can tell what the end may be.
Others have been cured of their coughs
very quickly by using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Why not you? For
sale by all Dealers and Druggists, Ben
son Smith q Co.. Ltd. agents for Ha-
wall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
AS TO THE SUCCESSION
TO THE GOVERlNORSHlP
CONTINUED from pare u

would be just ebuke the of Waluku give Mr.
Baldwin the Govenoshp after they had refused him
member of the county Board of Supervisors for Maui.
OF all mention of probable candidates heretofore
been tentative there nothing definitely
intention part Governor Carter resign The
down. and the fight will begin actively.
AS Secretary Atkinson, the age limitation keeps him
but what surprised he will be- upon
he lands from the this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
JUDGE LINDSAY SORRY.

Judge Lindsay. seen at his chambers
while waiting for the Ballou-Pa
verdict, did not deem it proper to give
an opinion upon n matter pertaining
to the executive. Yet he observed, on
being appraised of the Governors resig
nation, Il am very sorry"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
MAuNA LoA CHANGE.

The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company announces a change in the
schedule of the steamer Mauna Loa as
follows: Leave Honolulu on Friday
touch at Mahukona and Kawaihae for
mail and passengers only; returning,
she will call at Kawaihae and MANU-
kona on Monday afternoon, reaching
Honolulu on Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
D. L. WILMINGTON.

II regret that he has done so. think
he is justified in feeling aggrieved at
the popular vote, but think 1t was an
unthinking vote, cast without due re-
Election and that the Governor mas taken
the matter too seriously. believe that
he has the respect and confidence of all
right thinking citizens"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
JAS. B. CASTLE.

II think 1t is greatly to be regretted,
but 1 think it is not at all surprising.
think that his feeling on the subject
is natural one. 1t was an issue where
he thought 1t was q case of common
civic decency and righteousness as
against party slavery. I am very sorry
that he has resigned"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
COMMITTEEMAN ROBERTSON
SILENT,

A. G. NJ. Robertson, Republican Ma
tional Committeeman and chairman of
the Republican Territorial Central
Committee, was seen at the Judiciary
building last night but declined to be
interviewed upon the Governors resig-
nation. Mr.. Robertson was suffering
from a cold and wearied from his four
hour speech in the Ballou- Parker trial.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
CITIZENS ACTED FooL1sHLY.

IT think" said Rev. w. d. Wester-
welt, that some of the citizens of this
community have acted most foolishly
in setting the leading officials at va
rance as they did in the result of the
late election, entirely aside from the
moral question. do not blame Gov
ernor Carter for resigning under the
circumstances"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
w. R. CASTLE.

ct think the Governor has made
great mistake. think there is very
much less feeling than he imagines and
there is not the real condemnation that
he thinks the result of the. election
shows. If he had waited a few days l
think that he would have become con-
WINGED that he was playing into the
hands of an element that none of us
wish to have come to the surface.
think that it will also have bad effect
in Washington. The administration will
think that Carter gave up too easily
and a reappointment by President
Roosevelt of Governor Carter would not
add to his honor or dignity or comfort.
l think that his friends as well as his
enemies here would have thought In
such a case that he had made a melo-
dramatic move and that l do not think
he intends. 1 regret it very much in
deed and believe that the community
on the whole will have the same feel
ing. Any such move tends to disturb
both political social ana commercial
conditions. and he ought TO have con-
sidered that fairly before resigning."
]. M. DowsETT.
Il would prefer to say nothing until
1 hear more about the matter"
ATToRNEY-GENERAL ANDREWS.
II am very much surprised"
A. M. BROWN.
Sheriff elect Brown said: 81 would
rather remain silent. You understand
how matters have been. 1 would rather
saw nothing"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23

There will be medal play COMPETE
ton at the Moana Golf Club links to-
morrow beginning at 1870 p. m. No en-
tries will be received after 2:30 p. m.
There will be four prizes: LIST, End,
scratch and BOBBY. Entrance fee so
cents.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
E. d. TENNEY.

II am exceedingly sorry that he has
done SO and hope that he can be per-
suaded to withdraw 1t. l think 1t will
be great detriment to this community
TO lose his services"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
A PUBLIC CALAMITY.

1T would be public calamity" said
John Hughes, discussing the possibility
of the Governors resignation some days
ago. Mr.. Hughes could not be found
last night, but there is no reason to
suppose that he has changed his opin-
ion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
A. F. JUDD.

1T think Governor Carter has no bus
mess to resign. l do not see why he
should do So"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
THERAPION

Ia sold by principal Chemists throughout the
world. Price In England 30 and 4/d. In or
dering, state which OF the three numbers
quired. and observe that the word ''Therapion"
appears on British government Stamp lin
white letters on red ground) affixed to
every package by order OF His MaJesty's Hon.
Commissioner, and without which It 10 q
forgery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
WANT MONEY
FOR MILITIA

An appeal to the people to keep up
the Territorial militia has been issued
by the Chamber OF Commerce. 1t Is
the idea that all of the people shall
participate In this movement. all who
desire to do so, and to that end the
subscription has been opened and no
contribution. however small. will be re-
fused. In fact, small contributions Will
be especially welcomed. as the desire
of the Chamber of Commerce is to
have as many people as possible in
terested in the movement. The appeal
follows
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
UNITED STATES DISTRICT AT
ToRNEY BRECKoNs.

II can only express my regret" said
Mr.. Breckons last night land the hope
that Governor Carter will reconsider his
action and withdraw the resignation"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
THE PUBLIC OPINION
OF THE RESIGNATION

leading citizens Honolulu night
the
!.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23

Sheriff elect Brown said: 81 would
rather remain silent. You understand
how matters have been. l would rather
say nothing"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23

: JOIlINpO4N <fAND N . MAIlxhf.
Enoch Johnson and Jonah Kumalae's
application for bail, pending their pc
tition to the Supreme Court for a re-
hearing of their appeal from convic-
ton, will be heard by Judge De Bolt
at o'clock tomorrow morning. Both
men are serving their sentences in the
meantime
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-23
NAPEA's CASE DEFERRED.

Henry Kapea's demurrer to indict-
ment for embezzlement was continued
for the term by Judge De Bolt. The de-
PENDANT will therefore have to stay in
Jail about three months unless he can
find $4,000 bail.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
FALI ENAMINATIOS>.

CouuJy Superintendent II Pur!c In
~tr,i,trn,. J,.',u 4 Walker naS auunuur..I
tat :iE-- tall -XaluEbLIIuIs nf applicants Tor
g-ssltttg~ A. irssIg-F~ tu tie JsuI.iiC -.fl,snl-
i Hr,-vrr~.i ,,rs'tN ssll - l,.id Tuesday
W,-,iu,--,iaN aut THur~siAV >-gJ jih. It'll
suI 7'u-
Tu,- fn.t"Slus = iI-i "f r!e text t-A,ss
tn ~ U---i -. f's- hA-l- II Iisr >.-Vt-utb.-f
examinations
prfr..,rap.., -E.,-F- Word I.---..p.
q, ,,.-rt.. B., N,,rari M,rT;.l 4 t.. of
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;...,-,,r.., an, .t,u.5,,.I ,g,l.r AL
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,s,u.r---sr..r -E.tr.,5-- >.r.-,l ErgfI.l
-,...r,,- hv A-...~f..u S-.E C.,rr.nry
N..N y - .f Atlanta
Arf..u.rit, Nt.u.-- ~fa.lArl - -
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Mr.. :. II. wienges. Of Gainesville,
clerk of the circuit court of Alachna, who
is making tour Of the eas, coast OF f'ori-
da in the interest Of Gainesville as the
proper place for the location of one OF the
state colleges. SAYS that he has secured
signatures Of every county official IN
both Volnsia and Brevard counties ex-
cepting two. also the endorsements OF
great many Of the most prominent resi-
dents along the coast. Mr.. Wienges Is
much pleased with the sentiment which
he finds almost unanimous IN favor OF
Gainesville a. the point 1t which one OF
the state colleges should be- located
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
GOOD ROADS MEETING

Al ths. meeting al the state Guut Road
Association AT urianio last week the ~
pnrt of the l,g,-laii,, committee WAs PIE
.enI.-d by Chairman II IL hcSs IA, "i
Orange. The report VAS apI.r"Nrd and
adopted
". /. Palmer offered lhr following rrs
oiuIian. That the lrei> awe ,s,nmIttrr
and the good r'Ai- committee he directed
Io re,orI u the next annual meeting
sach legislation a. they stsOuid drein test
ami musi practical. NhrtiIer u DE nr@ ir;
isiAtinn ur amendment or existing iaSs
THE restitution wa- adnpfrd. ". l.
Palmer and J. ". White, 1T DuVal, NeTr
al led tn the cumu,giter The r,-,InJl"T
brOuyht aul several E.r,r Ia. -p.-vCilv, ir,m
memlxIs
The election Il "ffIcrT- WAs taken nP
and toe following Officer, ri,- ted SithouI
opposition u " Lsug pr,-IiruI.
III. psck-"u. wee pr,-i,i,,.t. and J ".
White. secretary and treasurer
Many neS nI-mt-Ts ale pF,7>-ui for
thu tirsl Iins-- >'H- "i Is.r 81 aI'a n'.'-I
efficient u,rmb-r- did t"I stand iuT f,-
s.seciiou on IIIelF i-SaT,is ThrT,- - a -JaHus; :;
feeling Aut determination >l.oNn . lal-'s
tile mad 9as-~fson- IL Sas revelation
when uAie rvIIrtet onr hundHed n,ir-
Of rork mad rn u-s'. Aaj they iidn'i b. s-
. mlir five yvATs Asa, pTAnsr has on,
hundrri and thITty m'is-- of 'mi.'oNt-i
r,sad-, Marion OHe hundred Ani ;ErutY
miiss, aud Lake. NOiG~IA. Aiactua And
uIfrrs mote 90 49, sS-D4 Fosad DoS huiiI
The meeting AdjouTnri wrSine-ia,
evening Of last ~r-ek. extensive plans -
Ing uutIInt<i fJE RexI annual meeting a
the csty of TAisAhAs---s-
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

We are pleased to note that the county
commissioners have decided 10 change
the plan of rriistricting the county ~
wAs proposed about a month ago The
plan nov proposed will place a. nearly
as possible an equal number of voters in
each district, whereas the former plan
would have placed one-third or more OF
the voters Of the county in one district al
she north end. That SEXTON north anu
west of TitusvlIIe Viii undoubtedly he
designated as the new tfth. There vail
t-- some change ia the boundaries Ui TIE
other four districts from the plan snggr-t-
ed about a nouth agp.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
Miss Cel.a HarrlngIon. "a ..,,nI,d I've.

hA-7 SNlaa II t'ftls 49, sN+A'filtA ~ -
nue.. Detroit, VI ich.. WTitr-:
Weakness has filled many months of
uiS life with suffering. Though -ATc-
lr--ncs- | caught a severe I'D tv" ycars
a." which scttlrd n catarTh and .rrinus-
~ ruJUrfrTvd With thc regular functions
VI the i-udy, znd made me n"rvu'.- and
rrjtah;c. / hc=an taking P~runa and
'ouud lu 10 faithful hrIp,r. - - "a
T.chrd my blood and invisorat-i the
whole -yst"tS- have n" pains now and
am aIv ~, we'll"
F,Ga-'e week.-Mrs. l. generally de-
pendent upon -atarih II The P".Nic or
EauS. PvTuHA cure caIarrh wherever
located.
address Dr- HATiman, President If
Thr Hartman ~aurfGEruul. t.luml.u5-,
.a. s.sT i',,. Iii--F-tnr--
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Thomas w Lawson IL going To deliver
An address brfOre a citautsuqua IN Des
Moines, Is, on July l2Ih. He has tele-
graphed-he never writes letters If he
can reach a telegraph Oiiice-to the man
ayers Of the meeting that if he does not
successfully and truthfully answer all
questions that may be asked him about
.'frenzied finance by the audience, he
hopes they will take hun ont and hang
him % the nearest tree No doubt
there are several men in the Standard
Oil group no think Mr., Lawson would
make a very fine appearance hanged high
on any old tree.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

inent business man, being president Of q
large lumber CONCERN af that place. he
has been . warm advocate Of higher edu-
cation. and 10 considered an excellent -
Iecsioe-
Nathaniel Adams, who viii represent
the middle Florida distTics, is one of ths
most Successful Of the younger set of
promInent merchants in Florida He is
a brother 10 Senator Frank Adams. Of
Jasper, and one Of The most popular citi-
Eens Of HaEnillon county. IL is expected
that he will prove q most valuable mem
Der.
T. b. King. Of Arcadia, member from
the south Florida district. is q bro4dmind-
Ell and successful business man and bank
er. being president of the Bank of Ar
csdia- His father. Hon. Ziba King, wss
perhaps the most successful cattle man
in south Florida Mr.. King has never
taken 90 politics, but Is interested IN all
educational work.
Dr. A l. Brown. of Eustis, represent
ing the middle south Florida district, Is a
ubCSDf VI AAAc4AlAAfC anu 1iNtRA VI 1EAttt--
try. prominent in his part of the state,
and brosd-minded and popular gentle
man. HIS selection Is an exceedingly
ise one, 10 is stated, owing 90 his knosl-
edge Of education in the highest branches
in general
y r. Bryan, Of jacksonville. l. young
and brilliant lawyer and brother to Will
Bryan, prominent in politics a. well a. in
Law. This appointment Is also considered
a very wise one.
The struggle that il nov on in the state
Is the fight that Il being made for the To-
cation of the state university. The Con-
teSt Il between Gainesville and Lake CITY,
consequently there ~as great interest in
the governors appointments 20 the bGard
of control to ascertain how they would
probably stand on the question between
the two aspiring cities. IL was general
Is recognized that south Florida men
lila and middle Florida aPpOinters would
favor Lake City. Of the appointees, a.
named south Florida dTaWs tWO-Mr.
King, Of Arcadia, aud Dr. Brown, of
EusIis- Two are from West Florida and
one from the EAST coast
la estimating the probable complexion
Iof the board OF control, a. regards the
fight between Gainesville and Lake City,
the present members Of the state boari
uf education, Who will have equal voice
with the appuIntees named above, must
tx. taken into consideration The five
members OF the state bnard OF education
who, with tbe five appnintces above
named, Will decide thr university matter
arr: Governor V u. Broward, Jark-pu-
vilir, Secretary Of state II. Clay Cra~
Il0rd. Taiaha~svr, Attorney tirner,i
". IT EilIs, Quincy, Treasurer W. Y
Knott. l,-rshurs. Superintendent " VI
Holloway, GAINESVILLE
| Of ih,->,. Mr. Knott and Mr. Holloway
ar- regarded A. >ury supporters ni tiI.ur>
.ill-. TnI-, II - n,.iIrv,-,i. ASSURE
ItiaIur~NI.i,. fpar sure votes uut Of tile lu.
sud At least frlT 81 the urnli,-g- vf a.,
n"ard aT, regarded a. i"uOtfu., 90 -. iu
ru~E,vd ga TIE. Arguments aud -hbA ing
ii fat that uay l., male b, ln, r,-,I--c
IUVr CIIIe--
| The Hlu-I powerful midi, I,iuai nn Iht
l.aaTi - I.-hr,,-i tn i.etruv Brow ar,i and
Wri. -I--i,-! pa.lti,ian- -Av that ti, gov
Irrunr's ,i,1Irr S,.l b,- the ,s,aice ui It,.
.usJ .ritv Il Ijl.. hotii-
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

II have h'-lrl ~ many CH~,-~ " rn
tlu~iaSm us-r tIIe JIrtIu,-~.' victories
yu land and -ra d." r,.ulsrS.-l au officer
80 the war department The other day.
~ty- t!- Washington star. "hu' hy far
rh,- worst case - the kind thsJ has
-o.u, under Iuy notice & that - a 'u1u
ia this city tWa~h.uEtuul MA" auLsu'''-
- that h.. hal fully d.j-rJn. uc,i u
name MS n.wlrpyu sui after tle Japs
u..s.. h-rn,<. Tn.., pyama."
The. LAXATIVE effect ui titanib,rla. - =
~iuua,h and Liver Tab.,g- - ~' a-r,'S'f.r
iud -, natural that NuU io UuI Tyaliz.
% J. th. ,iF,-ct of A gu,-ilclur For -s.t i'y
Ret Tp-~ Pharmacy
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
NO CRYING FOR MARK TWAIN
Why as.srsss Deeisae4 UrEest In
vfsasfsn co Revt.sa Reae. sev.

Why aa.ers.s Deeis1ea Urzeat In
vfsasfsa co Revf.ss Reas. New.
Marx Twain was reeeasly invited 20
revisit Reno New. and attend the
Fourth Of July celebration. says the
New York Tribune The invttAtsOn
stirred his memory OF the days he
spent In the Rockies In the early six
ties. although he found that Il would
be impossible for him 20 MAXI the trip.
In replying to the Invitation be recalled
some OF the memories OF his expert
snces and showed that the lapse Of
time had not caused them 20 become
oIEmed- His characteristic communl-
cation. which Is written to n Mr. Full
ton. Is rs follows:
remember. as H u were yesterday
that when I aisembsrked from the over
land stage In front % the OrmShy In Car
son city IN August Is1. ! was not ex-
pecting 60 Be asked 10 come again ] was
tired. discouraged. white with aIkAli dust
and did not know anybody, and yOu
had said then. Cheer up. a-Soiats
stranger; don't be downhearJed: pass on
ami oOIas again In lsG.- you cannot think
how grateful I would have e-~n ana how
gladly I would have closed ;he contract
Although I Was not expecting 20 be In
Sited. I was watching oGt for 4 and Wa8
hurt and disappointed when ycu started
20 ask M and changed it 20 How soon
are you going away F9r ( WAS or
phan al that time and had been one 50
many years that I was getting sensitive
about a.
But you have made % all right row. and
the woend Is closed And 80 thank YOU
sincerely for the invitation. and with YOU
all Reno. and II l were few years
younger / would accept IL. ana promptly
I would go 7 would let somebody else
do the OraSiOn. bat. as for me. l would
taIk-tust talk ! would renew my youth
and talk aud talk and talk ani have the
time Of my iife. would march the IN
forgotten and unforgettAhle antiques hy
and name their names and give them
reverent hail and farewell they passed
Goodwin MCCsrthy GiIlI-. curry. Bald
! win. Winters Howard Nye. Stewart
SeeIy Johnson. Fsl Cl.ty ton. Jones.
North. Root and my brother upon whom
be peace, And then the d"sIerato,.s- - no
made liTe "a toy and th- slaughter house
| a precious possession sam Frov n. B.li
Mevtic,d. Farmer Pete. six Fingered
Jake" Jack Williams and the rest Of the
crimson disr.pie-hip- - on. - "n lie
V~vr me I wcaId start r--urTrrticu n
| would 10 YOU more good 10 lcuk at than
th- next or" VIII 10 YOU go on the Nsy
Yru are do5r< uEs.
Those wsrc the .day--tho~e old on-s'
GONE 10 rr1-- They veTr fll 10 the
hTirn with tie Uius % !.f- Tl'f- hsN-
| been u,. others Ike them u CHvNrs G'-
| up 20 thlaL q thsiu Would ou The me
| 20 COM. ot.J t.t-.- ana ,J-- 10 w".lt rot
become ~, v-.,- head Goo,ihy drink
| - suu al E--~ "a E.0-l tin~-ani take
| an OH man t.e--'Es
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

the heart h-yteT than good that IeTIshr-
uT even the gaining of the y hole world
b,.>ld,-s.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
tbs sTATE UNIVERSITY.

IIxIIi - Observed THAI IA making bic
appainimrnIs on Gbr state tS,zTd oi oon-
;rol ISoSeTnSE BrOxArd hAs eliminated
politics niEosrgher Not . s8ngse meHnter
IL the hoAri has ever head political
of1ceL
The member fr,om the sr<i Florida Dis
trics, Mr.. loose, Of Pensacola, is . prom
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
In THr srAR Of two weeks ago tSda

In TIE star Of two weeks ago today
ue pabIished an editorial endorsement Of
Gainesville ~ the most suitable site for
the new state university. Following the
publication Of thss article we received
telegram from Mayor W. 4 Thomas and
Mr.. w. O.. Robinson, president OF the
board Of trade, Of that city worded g. fol-
Iowa: I'VE note with great satisfaction
your kiad words for Gainesville In be-
half of her citizens we thank yon
heartily"
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Tired ou;, worn ont woman cannot
sleep eat or work. s~cms a. lf she would
tly Ia pIt-'rs- HoiusJrT.s Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes strong nerves aud Ti,h
blood - cents, tea or tablets. Ask
,pur drusgI~t
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
weekly w-@th~r Report

u snEPAKTMEST : ~ tsEICULTUKE ~ENTH
HrEkAT
JJPETEK- ia June - l.s5
Comparative statement 81 JsmE-@TAtCfes
aud TAIufal} Tor ths week -utlHE TGs-tAy r.
June - 1905
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

prWIti's Witch Hazel ~alvc p.-urtTat-s
tisr TrT,-s uf the ~kIu, and by !t- autl--p-
TIC nhiiDyirut and healing influence Il
-Gb.!u--- inflammation AuI ,1ITv- l-lI.-, burns
cuts. ., ZsHIa. trltrT. riug worm aud all
-kln diseases. \ SI,,cIiir for bind, blred-
ing piles The genuine Witch Haze
~4lV,- T. made o. D 4. b,.Ht'J 4 80.
~,.t hy He'd Cru-~ Pharmacy. Eau ,IAliIr
Pharmacy anl ChAs = Campbell
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-23

Aston, Mich, March 13th.-(Spe'
cial. AFTER suffering for twenty
years from Rheumatism and Kidney
Troubles, and spending a fortune in
doctors and medicines that brought
him no relief, Mr.. James Culet of this
place has found complete cure for
all his aches, pains and weakness, In
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Naturally Mr.. Culet feels much elat'
ed over his cure and gives great
credit to the remedy that gave him
health.
Eyes," Mr. Culet says, my rheuma-
tism and Kidney Troubles are all
gone and | feel like a new man.
Dodd's Kidney Pills did it. Before l
used them l spent small fortune
on doctors and one remedy and anoth-
err. | cheerfully recommend Dodd's
Kidney Pills to anyone suffering from
Rheumatism or Kidney Trouble"
Dodds Kidney Pills always cure
sick kidneys. Healthy kidneys take
all the uric acid-the cause of Rheu-
matism-out of the blood. That's why
Dodds Kidney Pills always cure
Rheumatism.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-23
Waves That Rise and Fall.

Every once in a while a wave of
public sentiment sweeps across the
country, as defnable in its movement
and character as any other real and
physical thing. Generally speaking,
this popular feeling finds expression
in suggested legislation or constitu-
tional amendment. Any student of
American history, viewed from it's po-
ltical and legislative standpoint,
knows that an examination of congress
sional records presents q panaroma,
so to speak, of great public move
ments, eliminating sometimes in ac-
tual legislation, but more frequently
subsiding without definite result. It
is a good thing to clear the political
and social atmosphere with these up
heavals. Stagnant air is fatal, and
even a cyclone, with all its accom-.
panying trouble, is preferable to an
atmosphere so heavy that 1t has lost
all its vitality. Washington Post.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-23
A Case of cowardlce.

did you advertise for a boy?"
Eyes. Have you answered the ad-
vertisement?'
81 have. But I'd like to know what
you mean by saying you want boy
who amt afraid of work"
ITS plain enough, isn't IT."
Maybe 1t Is, but | should think
you'd rather have a boy that was lit
tie afraid of work. Just enough afraid
of 1t to catch hold of 1t quick and
wrestle with 1t, and down 1t and
jump on it, and get the best of 1t.
and show it that it won't get chance
to prove too much for him. That's
the kind of boy | should think you'd
like instead o. the kind that amt
afraid of work. Why, | knew boy
once who wasn't the least mite afraid
of it, and he'd rub up against it and
let 1t eat off of his hand, and at the
same time never NEEDLE with 1t
enough to soil his finger tips"
That's enough, young fellow. The
job is yours. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-03-23
Twenty.seven Floating Wrecks.

WASHINGTON-S Some idea of the
severity of the winter season just
drawing to a close may be gathered
from the fact that the navy depart.
ment is now confronted with the ne
cessity of seeking out and destroying
no less than twenty-seyen ocean dere.
licts which are lying in the great
ocean lanes from Santiago to New
foundland and endangering shipping
entering and departing from our At
lantic ports. The presence of these
floating wrecks has been reported to
the photographic oTce.