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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

The sixty day rule stands in the
circuit court. The Supreme Court
this morning handed down a decision
granting the writ of prohibition against
Judge De Bolt, restraining him from
proceeding to try the case of Mary
Buckle VS.. S. Ahmi and holding that
the act of the last legislature, which
provides for no term trials sixty days
after a term opens without the con-
sent of both sides, is valid. De Bolt
had held the provision to be in conflict
with the Organic Act provision that
acts of the Legislature should deal with
one subject which must be expressed
in the title.
Under his ruling the circuit judge
was proceeding to try the case of
Buckle VS.. Ahmi, in which c. w. Ash
ford represents the defense. Ashford
objected to going ahead and applied to
the Supreme Court for a writ to pre-
vent further proceedings in the case
this term. The decision this morning
finally grants the writ. The decision
is by Chief Justice Frear, Hartwell
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07
De Wifte And
Liberal Russia


character OF De Wtte Captain Demens Tvoy is Russian liberal
been American citizen for twenty years OF
Captain Ivorsky combats vigorously the conception
OF DE Wte which has been generally accepted America
who has risen from humble life by sheer force of genius
nandng position Russian affairs that he is liberal in ideas and
star of hope the dOwnrOdden Russians According Captain
Demens Voky De We while of the hereditary moneyed
aocracy OF bureaucratic family had
by willingness those who could him;
without convictions and liberal sympathy with
liberal ideas.
De W Captain -Tvorsy claims dstrusted by both
the liberals and the conservatives The liberals dstrust
he liberal and because they believe take
single risk to himself order advance the interests people
OF Russia The conservatives distrust him
desert them the moment he thought their lost Whites
popularity in America accounted for Captain
There has been that nexpcabe in Russian affairs
since De We placed at the head of Them the
that he the which the popular American pictured
him. but which explained by the light which Captain
lvorsy has thrown upon his character The cables made
clear that De White has had either confidence
OF the elements which have been forcing concession
4rom the Czwch have been wrestling political
from the Autocra of all the Rusas The pledged him
support only after long debate and by majority The
M patriots which are represented by Father Gapon by followers
of Too and by those have kept aAame the
torch OF liberty in that darened land have looked
him. not with whom they could work the
Of cherished ends and purposes but through might
possibly work. by his but of his craft and
policy Captain DemensIVorsy has made why the cable
should liberals have commenced agitation dismissal
the White cabinet"
The suggestion of military dictatorship contained in the cable dis
patches oreshadowed by Captain Demen Tvorsy He pointed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

and Wilder concurring. The syllabus
says:
1.-THE provisions of the Organic Act
that each law shall embrace but one
subject, which shall be expressed in
its title should be literally construed.
The title may be broader than the act,
provided it is not delusive; the act
may cover different matters, provided
they have natural connection and are
fairly embraced in one subject. A
provision limiting civil jury trails,
unless by consent, to the first sixty
days of each term in the first circuit,
may properly be included in an act
purporting in its title TO amend a GER
tain section of the Revised Laws re
lating to terms of the circuit courts
the other provisions of which act re-
late to the length, adjournment and
extension fthe terms in the several
circuits"
G. w. Ashford appeared for the petit
fonal and F. Thompson and Clemens
and the attorney general for respond
ents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

At the banquet to Bishop Libert last
night, Governor Carter explained for
the benefit of p. C. Jones, that his re-
commendation was not for setting
aside seventy-five per cent of the fed
eral taxes of the Territory for twenty
years, to be then expended ETC., but
that for the period of twenty years
seventy-five per cent should be set
aside to be used from year to year ETC.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

it out as one of the possibilities of the
situation, though doubling it's prob
ability. His reasons for doubt were
largely his belief that the present radi-
cal movemtnt was not merely politi-
cal in character, but economic. The
Russian radicals do not look to politi-
cal emancipation alone for their ideals
but to economic revolution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07
A Sharp Tongue:
An Evil Response


dams intensely religious and intensely loyal the Roman Catho
lie church. The Divine Sara relgiOunOr is she Roman
Catholic any noticeable Occasionally she has periods Of
reaction and becomes religious but the attacks
On the OF her former Canada she had had
religious fit time and made remarks
the devotion of the French Canadians their church very nearly
precptatng Montreal She played the French quarter
the city but nearly all OF her drawn from what be
termed the English section The uamonane papers denounced
and she declared that she would visit Canada
But she has the privilege changing her mind she
has gone to Canada again-hence the eggs!
be admitted attacking the faith
people She sixty years old and might have expected
to have gathered but has sad
prone carry her the hurting the
Still the Canadians should have shown of the ganty which
their has been noted glotne might very
well for better heads than Saras have fallen beneath the the
of the nqon would have given her sensation but
rotten eggs! Bah!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

1t would be quite a proper and at the
same time a graceful act on the part
of the different public bodies of Ho-
nolulu to express some word of esteem
for Assistant Postmaster Louis Kenake
who has given thirteen of the best
year of his life to the faithful and eff
ficient discharge of a most important
series of duties and who is now go
ing away.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

County Attorney Douthitt's ambition
to rid the community Of bilks is a very
laudable one. But it is to be feared
that whoever gave him the idea that it
could be done was putting up a con-
fidence game on the earnest but unsus-
pecting official. Bilks and confidence
games date from very early period.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

The New Orleans doctor who claims
to have cured patient OF leprosy. In
sists that It Is the first cure In the his
tory OF the world not accomplished by
a miracle. Still, it is only a year or 80
since st. Louis doctor was claiming
to have cured a Chinaman in that city.
Are we 70 understand that the New Or
leans doctor thinks the st. Louis dooA
Tor is a har?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

forced out by continued attacks on his
management, in which attacks, many
have always believed Mccall was an
alder and abettor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

SS***++**+"++++*++****++*% 1t perhaps surprising that
The Use Of Opium t tse e 4o G in Honolulu FoT
In Hawaii some years this has been probably
the world which is without laws to
suppress regulate the Of
this old with
license oense calling punishment but when
the law declared be in conflict American
enacted take place Since then The Star has several times
called attention the spread the opium habit among Hawaans
Such spread natural result the failure Of the Legislature
&c provide any regulations.
With large Chinese population, Opnlusng certain to be
kept 1t that the Chinese constituted physically that
he does suffer the other
from the drug But has found for many
he habit othersthe horrifyng sights
San Fanciscos ums where white women boys
and girls lie victims of opium 1t only natural that similar estab
ishments should spring here long
do nothing stop Though the evil has grown here
fast as might have been expected to than
monty known for opium dens silently and in dark and secret
places.
The Hawaiian monarchy Republic protected peo
of the islands the contamination by Chinese opumusers
which all exposed Under American law possible
TO have law equal sctnes with the old for the have
held that legally make onse merely posses
OF drug which article OF But the impora
ton and sale of subject to regulation the the
liquor business One of the first duties of the legislature will be
to the kind Of opium law that will stand the
courts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

Now who would have believed that
the benevolent looking Brother Benja-
min would put morphine in his cough
cure? 1t must have been done when
Ben Bruins was not looking.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07
Castle Z COOKE. LTD
Commission Merchants,
Sugar Factors.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company,
The waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, NO
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life InSuR-
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

English is to be the official language
nthe Philippines after five years. 1t
is ten to one that wherever our soldiers
have gone, the Filipinos do their swear
ing in English, now.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

The cables announce that in Warsaw
workmen have assassinated two female
revolutionary orators. Perhaps these
worl1men were jawsmiths and were
jealous.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

1t is only about year ago that the
Pinkham report demonstrated the alb
solute necessity Of Chinese laborers for
the plantations.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

The enforced reti-nnent Of President
Mccall from the presidency Of the
New York Life, contains an element of
poetic justice. Mccall became presi-
dent following w. II. Beers who was
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY co. Ltd.

Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and
Investment securities. Homes built on
the installment plan.
Home Office: Mcintyre Building, T. h.
l.. K. KENTWELL, General Manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

Who will achieve fame by being the
first victim of the new anti-expectora-
ton regulation?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

The cables this morning indicat-
ing that De Witte is losing power
and suggesting that military die
tatorship is foreshadowed, give es-
pecial interest to the recently pub
lished views of Captain Demens-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

The story which came over the
wire to the effect that Sarah Bern
hardt, "the Divine Sara" has been
rotten-egged in Quebec will cause
no surprise to those who remem-
Der her experience in Canada some
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

Office, Campbell Block. Merchant st.
Honolulu, T. H.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

SUPREME COURT LEGISLATURE
CoNsTITUTIoNAL-No TERM TRIALS
A LITIGANTs ARE READY
AHEAD.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07
Honolulu Iron Works,
STEAM ENGIlJEs, SUGAR MILLS,
BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS
AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery Of Every Description Made
10 order. Particular attention paid to
Ships lack h:nc. Job Work Exc
cuted on Short Notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07
W. G. Irwin & Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

Royal Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng.
Alliance Assurance Co., Of London, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co., of
Edinburg, Scotland
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Alliance Insurance Corporation Ltd.
Wilhelma OF Magdeburg General ms.
Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

Few shares Of following stocks for
sale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu Sugar
Co., Eva Plantation Co., Hawaiian
Sugar Co., Waialua Agricultural Co.,
Etc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-12-07

1t is perhaps surprising that
there is not more opium-smoking
than there is in Honolulu. For
some years this has been probably
the only civilized community in
the world which is without laws to
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

@rimmis mari er bas gii9lsin in
fpeitsm 8ogen fort unb ftampfte p:is
ter. 8alb muBte er nun ben Stisfel
aus5ieben; bod, tper einmal in
Striimpfen marf9irt 1T, fam iid
REORGANIZATION, tpel3e .g:nSriide"
Dieie Wanberung berpprruf fen muBts;
iebes Stein9en ma6te fi9 fiiblbar.
No3 ftdrter ais Der Corn bes Wunz
berers aeigte fi9 balb feline @ri90>
pfung, unb nur Der @nblid bpnSpanz
bdu's Sbiirmen tonnte i'm aufre9t err
6alten.
Od, an ben eriten Sdufern Der err
iebnten Stabt. trat ibm plDbli6 6inter
elmer Gde 6erppr cine 9ruppe eutqes
gen, bic i'm i'm b06itsn @raoe iber.
rai9te. Seine Satin unb Srau
Spubl 6ielten frampfbdft bas Sabre
rab felt, Spubl feGbit aber ftanb nit
bitteriiiBem 9i9eln binter ben beibsn
Samen.
Die Selbinnen f9lugen Elm 6eIes
@elG9ter uuf, als lie ben i6peibtris<
fenoen Sportsmann erblidten. Der
Siirnenbe Supiter muBte nunmebr als
elm pabrer Waifenfnabe erf6einen ges
aeniiber ben 3ornesausbrii9en, bic
9err Mal5 probu5irte; bod als er fi4
ausgetobt. iagte feline Srau nit i6rem
liebenspiirbigiten 2G4eln: r2iebtes
Mdnn9en, lieber febe i9 Did i'm
@rimme als i'm Sarge!!"
sic umarmte i6ren 9atten berslih,
unb Srau Spubl briidte befen Sanb.
nRun fase nur," murrte Der Si'
ftanaldufer nit benz lebten Bonner Ell
neg abaie6enben 9epitters, rpie bat
benin Der Ssufel Did bterbergefii6rt9"
m@6er, liebfter Mann," faste iie,
bait Su nod ME etpas bon giIenz
babnen eebDrt?"
Sumit i9Ob lie ibren @rm unter
ben feinen, unb nit 4fiftena ibrer
Sreunbin unb eefolgt bon Spu6l,
fibrte lie ibren Mann in Elm nabesez
lesenss Wirtbs6aus. gini9e @lds Ell
nes riiffisen G9ten" nabmen 9errn
Mals balo iebe 2uit, feline RenntOur
fprtauieben.
rSeute feiern mir einen bersniistsn
60" rief feline Satin, vunb bamit
Ou re9t frObli9 iein tannit, babe i4
Dir etipas mitsebru9t. Sier!"
ltnb bamit bolte fe aus ibrer Sanbz
taf9e elm Sui9entu9 unb einen -
re9ten Stiefel berpor.
Hun la9te Wals nit benz sanaeh
9eii9t.
80 Weiberlift!" murmelte er, unt
Spuhl rief la9enb: r9ndbigs Srau,
Sic Derbienen bic HettunssmsbaiGe!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

2leine ainber baben nur bas Weiz
men als Mittel, nm fi9 eritGnbli9 gu
MAIDEN. Wie ion man ii9 nun beim
Weinen Der 3inber perbalten? Man
tra9te ftets bic llrfa9e bes @einens
gu erfori6en, neil bana9 bic 8e6anbz
lung ii9 ri6ten mub.
Wenn &inber aug Not6 (Granfz
hsit, S9mer5, 9unser, JrOft u. +. n.y.
t~peinen. 10 babe man bersli9es Mitz
leio nit ibnen. Gltern, ftelt eu9 aber
ni9t Gngili9 unb erI9redt; bus niibt
ni9ts unb ma4t eu9 unb Die ainber
pertpirrt unb bas uebel lei9t Graer.
9elfet unb trDftet! Su9et lie BON
Dem @ebanten an ben S9mer3 ab3uz
brin9en; er3Gblet ibnsn etfpds duff
munternbes unb lentet lire Qufmerts
famfeit auf dnbere Sinee. Spre6et
ibnen Mutb elm unb muntert lie auf
CUR 9ebulb. = 9iitet eu9 aber, bann
in alien Stiiden i6ren WiGen gu tbln
ober lie bur9 daerlei nGrrif9e Geben
gu beI9pidtigen. Wenn ibr in alien
Stiiden ibren Winen tbut, 70 iperben
tie sepib ni9t Sufrtebener unb ssiun=
Der, fonbern INNER nod unaufriebener
unb cure Miibe unb 2dit pirb erDber.
Wenn &inber aus gigeniinn, Srpb
unb 2aune peinen, baB lie ibren Wil=
len ni9t betpmmen, 10 berbienen lie
Strafe unb fem eutes Wort. Sebes
fife 3uIpre6en unb 3ufriebenfprss
diem berbirbt lie bann nod mebr, unb
tpenn bdnn ni9t bur4segriffen pirb,
10 babt ibr INNER bas Weinen su
bOren, fpenn ibr i6nen etpas abf9la=
gen miibt. 2abt eu9 bur9 Weinen
ni9t sipinsen, ionit lernen lie, pie fie
ibren Wiasn bod am @noe bur9z
ieBen.
@einen bic 8inber, peil lie pom
anberen getrdnft Ober beleibist finb,
70 eebt ni6t piel b%arauf, fonit madt
ibr tie radiii9tis. Saset ibnsn, lie
miibten ettpas srtraeen fDnnen. 2eitet
lie pielmebr CUR @erfObnung an. 2abt
Tie benz 9eleibi9er Die 9ano rei6sn
unb i'm bitten, er mDse ibnen bod
ni6t mebr etfpas gu 2eibe tbun.
Wenn bic &inber na9 er6dltener
Strafe peinen, aus S9merS, S9am
ober &eus, 10 lit bas natiirli9 ni6t gu
tabeln. 3fpinget lie ni6t gum plDbli<
diem @ufb0rsn. Soset ibnen, lie iOnen
Ii9 ausfpeinen, aber ni9t LANCER.
Mertt ibr, bab lie ss aus Giseniinn
pber @rbitteruns eeeen eu6 ober iiber
bic Strafe fortieben, 10 miifen tie al>
lerbinss bur9 StrsnSe gum @ufb0ren
sebra9t perber.
GiRiae &tnber BADEN cine tpeihe,
arGmli6e unb psinerli6e Natur, obne
eiseniinnig ober launii9 gu fein. &C.
gen Iol9e mub man ia ni9t gu bart
fein. Man mub lie %aufmuntern, bic
peinerli6e Ratur gu iiberpinben, if
mem 8elobnungen seben. fpenn lie ei.
nige Sage ii9 p6ne @einen berbdlten;
man muB lie bur4 frObli9e gei9df>
tigung 5srffrsuen. Sc ift fir bic gu,
runft bon Werth, ipenn &inber bic
@rdmIi9teit ablesen. Man iu9e bic
i9pa4e Hatur gu itdrfen unb forge
fir Derniinftise 4bbGrtung.
@sgen bas anbauernbe S9reien
tleiner &inber muB drStli9e 9ilfe &c,
fudt perben, fuenn nidt sttpa Sdurb
1T haB lie gu feit llnb marin einge,
tpidelt iinb, pber numb unb unreinli4
baliesen miifen.
&inoern Gurht einia9en NIT b0fen
&annsTn, @flpsujts1 N y eol I'm re
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

bonn Weinen gum @9psissn gu brin,
gen poer nm 9eborfam gu er5ipinsen,
lit cine Der pislen i9limmen Gepo6ns
heiten Bel ber&inberersiebung, bic aber
3eugnib giebt, baB ipl9e Gltern BON
Der @r3iebung ni9ts berteben.
Der Ruf: Der f9par5e MaHn
tommt; er ipirb bid in fsinsn Sad
iteden!" = unb pie bic Sro6uneen
ale beibsn, bic ii9 in bislen Samilisn
eineebiireert baben = tbut anersings
in ben meiitsn JdGen feline @irtung
uno lGBt bic &tnber1er5en bsimli9 err
i4auerR. OO4 Ianss bdIt Die 8irtuns
g~epD6nli6 ni6t on unb Bel Wieber,
holun9en f4pd4t lie fi9 mshr unb
mebr ab. Wirb bas ainb bann IpGter
%perniinftis senus, nm Die fleire 2iit
gu bur9i9auen, 10 leiDet itsts bic Ius
toritdt Der Mutter barunter, bic benz
&inbe als 8prbilb Der @abrbeitsliebe
bienen fonte. Sas alerpings miibfa,
mere @erfa6rsn, bur9 @ernunftsrIn.
be unb, tpsnn es isin mub, bur9
SpedmdBise Strafen, Die ia nf9t im=
msr fOrperlide 3ii9tigung iein milf,
fen, fein 3iel gu errei6en, lit bem@in=
pirten mittels S9red6iloer bur9aus
prrSu5ieben. Selbit penn mir ben
mpraliI6en S~tanbpunft aubera9t
laflen ponten, giebt es nod zines gu
bebenten: ben GinfluB ndmli4, ipels
9sn Der eefiirdtete i9nar5e damn
auf nerp0ie &inbsr ausiiben fann.
8on Der Wisge an liegen unfere Hers
ben i'm Nrsen; Bel man9em iie9en
Safein erfldrt Der @r5t, mitleibis Die
@6feln 5udenb, bic Herpen als urz
fade alien lIebels.
2esen pirb alfO nidt in Der &inz
beritube f9on bic 9runoldge CUR Ners
bp iitdt unb berbannen mir aus beriel<
ben als m0gliGe nrIa9e re9t enersii9
tas altAsrgebra4te 3errbilb = ben
WauzWau = ben f9nar5en Mann!"
Sn Der .fali9en 8ebunblung bes
Weinen unb S9reien bes &inbss liegt
elm 9auptsrunb Der pertebrten @rSie<
hung, aber in Der ri9tigen 8ebanbs
lung elm Sauptgrunb Der guten @r5iez
hung. Our9 bic fali9e 8%ebdnolung
gepDbnt man bas &ino an ii6erfliifs
iige pber unmittel6ar f9dbli9e Be-
biirfnife, ipel9e Die tpeitsre Pflege unz
9emein erf9neren, febt bic beritdnbige
Qebensprbnuna oeoen bic finnli6en
Sriebe unb 2aunen bes &inbes auriid
unb siebt einen la~unenbaften, iinnli4
begebrli9en, herrif9en Wiaen unb
iteisert bic pip9ii9en @mpfinblidfeis
ten fir angenehme Ginbriide. Sci
ri6tissr 8ebanblung benubt man
Wsinen unb S9reien;; I'm bas &inb
Dor @nem an Srbnuns, an oas ses
bulbise grtrasen lei9ter 8eihiperben,
an bas 8eberri6en Der iinnli9en
Sriebe unb an bic unterorbnung feis
neg @ilens gu e%eipD6nsn. Sc lGBt
ii9 ni9t beitreiten, bab bic bdufigs
l1nluit, tpel6e Dem S9reien su Grnnz
be liegt, benz &tnbe cine bauernoe
erGmli6e unb trauriee Stimmung ges
BEN tann, unb bab unmittel6ur bur9
naAlGfiiee 9efrieoieune pirfli6sr
Seoiirfnihe bas &inb in heftige unz
rube gefebt, bic iinnLiGe 9sgierne in
linn cher seiteigert uno cine Seftigteit
bss Qffefts a~ngenObnt perosn mag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

= Gin 9idf9dbel. $40
remit benin bin, Midel9" = v3um
SbierarSt = Der @dimmel bat auss'-
baut unb bat ben @robfne6t an ben
&opf 'troffen!" = limb bu ssbit OY
gum Sbierur5t9" : rSreili6, benin
Der S9immel lit labm."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

Mama gum 3inbermdh6en, bic
nit benz tleinen Strip fpasieren seht):
LIMB seben Sic aat, baB ni4ts se>
f4iebt!"
Sribl: rMama, babe rur feline
@ngft mir finb ia INNER untsr mis
litGrii9er 8ebeduns!"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
Summons

IN VI south lek0ta. County OF Brown co
For E Elfcait Court. Fifth Judicial Circnit %
ers us ana 11hSerson, Plaintiff VS.. Milton i. Pow.
lHoughton, the heir eli at ntGI aw d9 and louise
Leo, ueceaseli and the unknown hairs ny iaS,u
miinTIsSes, uevlsees, and the executors nrNa%
the ttatoIs OF Mary l.. Houghton' decea saI
see Of amy neirs at law. legatees and dew.
u unE OF Mary L. Hough,on. dec deca .e sa or
decaassdd administrator or executor ~ any
Ms eraSeu heir at law, legatee or 1evilsa any y
of Marv 'Uigmaon. deceased; the credfiors
sons unknown WHY ~, deceased, and all per
rance u,le or interest in or lien Or incy" any
omnl. upon The premises ,described IN M
heir at law tie creditors Of any deceassed
Houghton' d.c n.s saJ or legatee of Mary L.
defendants: O"hold 70 the above named
answer tho 10y summoned and reouirea RI
was filed in the he' nhi Of the plaintiff. which
~ n Inc city of Aberdeen. in IRH - Of THIS Court
ami whicbb" .ne 2lst day of August 4 "a ,aol
title In'om \ Pfays for a iudgment n.i "a; !, w.
claims apains ahe determination of ali adyarse
complaint Situate premises described in tbs
five ' Gase Quarter (NW ~ MY, .a.wit; the
us5, | SoGr,h Township one iun "a aSecn tn thirty
Principal Me naiIse siSty-four lG4) West sifss
answer to said complain,. " serve a copy Of your
daSyS lave n nitte IN the city of Aberddee,u Undersigned at
mons amer muan Inc completed service %ilhln thirty
vice; aud If v vu exclusive of the day If .ns sun !
within that time t tha u, q answer said comnlaimt
n.tr the relief demandaJ ~ Apply to the
Da'eo August 10. 1905. III the complaint.
oHAs N. HARRIS
attorney for plaintif
list publ Aun aberdeen, s. D.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-08
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
Bruce Cox Brought From Frede
rick by Armed Farmers

Bruce Cox, a laborer whose home is
IN Bloomington Grove, Texas. was
brought to this city Wednesday by
three farmers whose homes are west
OF Frederick. Cox had been working
Tor one OF them, named Henry Dun.
KEEL, and had some trouble about So.
curing his wages.
According to the story told by the
farmer, Cox stuck a revolver in h,s
race and demanded his money. He
got away from him and, with two or
three others armed with shot pnns
made Cox surrender, bound him with
ropes ana brought him to Aberdeen.
COX stoutly denies using a revolver
and will fight the case. He has re.
tanned Attorney L. T. Van Slyke.