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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

TO COME
SEPT. |.
THE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
FOR HONOLULU SEPTEMBER /.

The Editorial Association of Southern
California is to come to Honolulu on
September l. Secretary Wood of the
Promotion Cmmittee was advised 20
that effect in his mail by the Sonoma.
The Editorial Association has issued
a two page folder which was sent to
all of the members of the Association
in Southern California. The folder
contains "a strong appeal to the editors
in the form of a letter as follows
Fullerton, Cal, May 26, 1906
Dear Sir:-At a meeting of the exc
cutive committee held i'm Los Angeles
May 10, it was decided to go to Homo
lulu on the steamship Alameda, leaving
San Francisco September 1, arriving
Honolulu September 7. Returning,
leave Honolulu September Is on the
steamship Sonoma, arrive San Fran
cisco September "a. This will give us
, ten days on the island.
The Oceanic Steamship Co., through
its General Passenger Agent L. f.
Cockroft, has made the low rate of
only $50 cash for the round trip for
/ each person. The regular rate is $1S5
This is very reasonable las it includes
! twelve days board and first class tickets
! (hGst cabin). When your secretary took
the matter of transportation up with
! Mr. Cockroft he stated he would not
ask the editors to pay the remainder
in display advertising, believing that all
would write up the trip.
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TEST
A MENACE TO HAWAII

tion in Hawaii. | prepared state
ment Of our conditions for Mr.. Bonyage
who is in charge of the bill, and re-
quested that he add an amendment 'au-
thorizing Territorial courts as well as
state courts to naturalize aliens. This
he did, and the amendment was adopt
ed on Tuesday last.
The educational test" amendment
which Senator Lodge secured to the
Senate immigration bill on Wednesday,
is a grave menace to Hawaii, as 1t is
believed that it would seriously inter-
fere with out possibilities of immigra-
tion, The House immigration bill
which is a separate measure, eXcepts
from its educational test call aliens ar
riving in the Philippine Islands, Guam,
Porto Idco or Hawaii" This bill
has not yet been acted on I'm the House
but it doubtless win be, and we shall
use every possible means to have the
house insist on this amendment if the
question is advanced to the point OF
conference between the two houses at
this present session which ] think is
rather doubtful.
My bin to repay the Territory $4,000
spent in the maintenance of light house
after annexation has been fayorablS
reported by the Committee ON Claims,
Very truly yours,
j. KALANTNAOLE,
Delegate TO Congress
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THE WHY OF
THE SENATE
REFUND BILL
Washington, d. c.,
Nav 26. 1906

May 20, lJUO.
EDITOR HAWAIIAN STAR:
The cables of the 23rd have al
ready told you of the passage
of the Revenue Bill through the
Senate on Wednesday afternoon.
On that day l called on Senator
Foraker in company with Mr.. B.
F. Dillingham;, Mr. Hatch and
Mr. Mcclellan, and again went
over the provisions of the bill.
Senator Foraker has all the
while favored a bill giving us a
smaller percentage, and devOting
it wholly to Territorial purposes,
We again explained to him that
it was unlikely that such a bill
could be passed in the House,
and also pointed out that the bill
: now pending i'm the House could
probably not be acted on till
nearly the end of the session. We
accordingly asked that he waive
his plan and introduce a bill
identical with that i'm the House.
This he agreed to do, and took
the copy we already had prepar-
ed for that purpose. The Sena-
ator then spent the afternoon
, comforting with both Republican
and Democratic leaders in the
Senate to gain their consent to
the measure in advance. so that
the bill when introduced, would
not be held up on objections and
compelled to go over through
; Senatorial courtesy"
To meet the views of certain
/. Senators he added the two pro-
visions that the expenditures
. from the fund should be made
; with the approval of the Secre-
, taries Of War and Navy De-
> partments. and at the close of
the day Senator Foraker obtain
. ed the floor and was able to pass
the bill without objections.
Immediately upon passage of
/. the Senate bill I conferred with
Chairman Hamilton and Mr..
. Cole of the House Committee
on TERRITORIES, and also with
. COL, Hepburn. as to the method
of handling in the House. In
. quiry into the Parliamentary
: Status shows that if we can get
. our House bill transferred from
. the Union Calendar to the House
Calendar we can then move to
|. substitute the Senate bill for the
I House bill, and so get it up for
. action. Accordingly our efforts
: will now be bent towaHd getting
/. the Speaker to transfer the
: House Calendar.
The bad feeling engendered in
. the House over the Statehood
bill and the Railway Rate bill
. amendments will be something
: of handicap in efforts to pass
our bill, but we are still hope
. full that we may secure action
without the necessity of it's go
!. ing over to the short session.
7 ]. KALANIANAOLE,
. Delegate to Congress.
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House of Representatives.
Washington, d. c., May 20, 1906.

EDITOR HAWAIIAN STAR: on
Monday the bill providing for sale of
personal property by the Territory,
which had already passed the Senate,
was passed in the House without
amendment. on the same day the om-
nibus light house bill was passed, au-.
thorizing a 100000 light house for Ma
kapuu Point, and $4,000 for a light
station and range lights for Honolulu
Harbor. This bill was reported to
the Senate yesterday, and l hope will
be passed by them i'm time to have the
Honolulu item added as an amendment
to the Sundry Civil bill. The light
bill itself does not appropriate any
money, but simply authorizes such
works to be undertaken, when other
wise appropriated for.
with the friendly aid of Col Hepburn
we have secured an item Of $4,000 in
the Sundry Civil bill to provide a law
library for the Federal Court i'm Homo
lulu
The general naturalization bill which
has been pending in the House provid-
ed that jurisdiction to naturalize aliens
I'm the territories should be limited to
the Federal Court alone.
Realizing the difficulties this would
impose upon the work Of naturaliza-
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REFUND BILL
As It LEFT
THE SENATE

In the Senate Of the United
States. May %, 1906.
Mr. Foraker, from the Commit
tee on Pacific Islands and Porto
Rico, reported the following bill;
which was read the first and
second times, and by unani-
nous consent, considered, read
the third time and passed.
A Bill to establish a fund for
public works in the Territory of
Hawaii, and for other purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of
the United States of America in
Congress assembled, that seven
ty-five per centum of the Gus
toms and internal revenues col
lected each year within the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, for a period Of
five years from July first, nine
teen hundred and six, shall be
segregated and held apart in
separate fund by the Secretary
of the Treasury to be designated
the Hawaiian fund and to be eX-
pended with the approval of the
Secretary of War only for public
works, including educational and
other public buildings, harbor
improvements, and military and
naval defenses within the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii as the Congress
may from time to time specifi-
cally authorize and appropriate:
Provided, that all expenditures
for naval defenses shall be sub
ject to the approval of the Sec
retary of the Navy.
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TO Be BUILT
ONHAWAII
PLANS ARE ON FOOT FOR THE
BUILDING OF A NEW DISTIL-
LERY ON HAWAII.

Plans are on foot to establish dis
tillery in Vanilla Valley, South Kona,
Hawaii, for the purpose of distilling
the native liquor known as okolehao
from the roots of the ii plant.
The head of the concern which is
to handle the project is e. H Edwards,
who has been interested in vanilla
plantation on Hawaii
1t is reported that the company will
be Incorporated for $4,000, and will not
only distill the liquor for local con-
sumption, but will place it on the mar
ket on the mainland.
The distlllery will be located on a
plantation on which the ii plant will
be cultivated.
The machinery for the new plant is
being made by the Honolulu Iron
Works and will be forwarded to Ha-
waii soon.
The promoters of the new concern in
tend to ship the liquor to Honolulu in
barrels and when it arrives here it will
be bottled, labeled and placed on the
market by Peacock & Co. 1t is said
that the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company have given the promoters a
special low rate on the liquor before it
is bo. led as they will also get the
freight on the bottled goods when it is
shipped balIk to Hawaii and to the 9th
er islands for consumption.
1t is reported that several business
men of the town are interested in the
new deal. Articles of Incorporation are
to be asked for soon from the treasurer
of the Territory.
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REFINED SUGAR

Willett and Gray's Sugar Trade Jour
nal for May II says:
Refned.-The business in refined su-
gars throughout the greater part of
the week was unusually light Only a
few orders were received and with
drawals were limited to those insisted
upon by the refners or to the filling Of
actual wants.
Refners continued to maintain prices
basis of A. SOC less l per cent cash for
granulated, i'm the face of an accumula-
tion of their product for which there
was but a small outlet, until the close,
when they met the situation by making
a general decline of 10 points, to basis
of 4. 4Oc less l per cent.
At the decline here there was an in
crease i'm the demand, and indications
point to a large new business on the
first sign of Improvement in raws or
refined.
Prices in san Francisco were reduced
3-4c per pound, to basis of 4 4Oc net
cash for granulated, being the first
marked outcome Of the competition set
| ting in between the Western and the
Crockett refneries for the trade west
of the Missouri river. c
The probability is that the over pro-
duction of refined on the Pacific Coast
i'm connection with the increase in the
output of the beet sugar factories, will
eventually effect prices detrimentally
east of the Missouri River i'm the terri
tory now covered by the Atlantic Coast
refineries.
1t is expected that the new Warner
! (Empire) refinery will begin melting
raw sugars next week.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

A jar containing, or presumed to con-
tain, what is left of the kidneys, heart
and other organs of Yamagata, was
the last thing brought forward i'm the
Douse manslaughter trial, in Judge De
Bolts court this morning, just before
the noon recess. The prosecution pro-
poses to introduce it i'm evidence and
was proceeding to open the seals by
which It is fastened in bag when an
objection by Kinney was sustained, and
the matter of further establishing its
identity was continued
During the morning an experiment
was made with "A little gasoline fire,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08
A MEDICINE THAT WILL CURE
CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is the most successful
medicine in the world for bowel COM
plants, and is the only remedy that
will cure chronic diarrhoea. Every
bottle is warranted. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

Jacob Benjamin Laweliilii has filed
in the Federal court a libel for $4,000
damaes against Hind, Rolph & Co.,
owners of the American schooner Ko-
ma, on account of injuries received
while working on board that vessel.
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THINK IT OVER.

X. Yamamoto, the wholesale mer-
chant on Hotel Street, can supply you
with plantation supplies and Japanese
provisions cheaper than any house in
the city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

for the benefit of the jury In cross
examining r. A. Duncan, who testified
as a chemist for the government, Kin
ney produced a bottle Of gasoline and
proceeded to ignite 1t in can. 1t did
not make very explosive sort OF fire
and didn't carry out altogether the ex-
pectations of the expert.
Duncan testified on direct as to the
dangerous explosive nature of gasoline.
On cross examination Kinney procured
a can of the size of the one in evidence,
as having been used when Douse is al
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE.
Tremendous reductions in every de-
partment Of the Sachs store, cOmmenc-
ing Tuesday morning, June 18th. Don't
miss this bargain opportunity.
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RESUMED PRACTICE.

George D. Gear has opened law Of
fees in the rooms formerly occupied by
Justice Hatch on Kaa' umanu street
Telephone Main 214.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

Try Lutted's Hawaiian Taro Bread
and Breakfast Food. Simply delicious.
H. May & Co., c. ]. Day & Co., New
England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08
THE BEST BEER.

process which makes it better than any
beer i'm town.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD READ.

THE Jungle" by Upton Sinclair, au-
thor Of Manassas" This is one of the
books Of the day At Arleighs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08
is 1T YOU?

Some people don't consider beer good
they havn't tried Rainier Beer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

A dance will be given at Kahiliaulani
Hall on Saturday. June 9Th. Admission
80 cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08

THE VERY LATEST IN BOOKS.
The most up-to-date instationery.
The largest assortment in Blank Books
and Office Supplies and all at the low
est prices. Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-06-08
BURNED GASOLINE
IN OPEN COURT

A DRAMATIC TEST
REGARDING LOsIvENEss GAsoLINE-oR
CANS BROUGHT COURT AS ExHI-
BITS
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continued on Page Ftve).
Alligator Has Its
Lair Up Nuuanu

WAS YESTERDAY COUPLE wOMEN-MAY ONE
BIG HERD OF ALLIGATORs THAT ARE BREEDING
RATE UP THE vALLEY-MAY EATING LITTLE PoRTU-
KAPENA FALLS
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EIGHT MINERS WOUNDED.

FIRE DAMAGES LOUISIANA CAPITOL
TON ROUGE, Ia, June S.-The State capitol building
today to the extent of 100000.
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DENATURED ALCOHOL
FIRE ON A BRITISH STEAMED

June Sire broke the British
napha aboard. jettsoned
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DATE CORONATION.
CHRISTIANA, SThe he king
"a
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-28

home at Rison, after visit to Mrs Ruth Foster and other relatives in this city.
 Geo. Clement who went to Hot Springs d short time since, to be treat ed for rheumatism returned home Sunday.
 T. pearce who is now real estate manager for the Arkansas Valley Trust company at Fort Smith, spent Sunday in Pine Bluff, his old home.
 Mrs. Will Owen and baby and Miss Nay Ow>n have returned from pleasure trip to Fl Dorado, where they have been spending several weeks with relatives
 Messrs. Thurman I.outhan, Harry Atwood and Dr. Johnson have return ed from a successful fishing trip to Iadd's mill They report catching thirty-soveu pounds.
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ONE WEAK SPOT.
Matter How l1 althy.


 Perfect health is a dream.
 Everybody has q weak spot Everyb0dy~-man. woman or child, Too often it's the kidneys.
 Causing backache and urinary troH- hes,
 Or poisoning and polluting the 'lse6
 Later this weak spot is a danser rot.
 propsy. diabetes. Brisht's d'sease t.reaten.
 Cure yeaIrself before it's tao late. Take hackache's warning and eur@ the kidneys.
 A Pine Bluff woman tells how 10 . Mrs. C. F. Fisher wife 0: C r. Fisher. carpenter in Cotton Belt rail read shops, residence 1S04 East Sixth iyenuo. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills procured at Mann-Tankersley Elne company have been used in ny fan ly aud very satisfactorily results waf, ~hta;ned l had symptoms of ktdn y trouble and a few doses drove th2r away. My little daughter had eoHs3 crable trouale with her kidneys q the treatment relieved her in q yer short time. I am pleased to reco2s mend so valuable remedy as Doan' Kidney Pills"
 Fer sale by all dealers. Price { cents. Fcster-Milburn company. B0i do New Yerk. sole agents fcr t#H l Un'ted States.
 Remember the nane--pean.s -an take no substitute.
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Brides. 32G Walnut.
 corrugated iron roofing at new car works. Pine Bluff, Ark. Transporta- tiou free oyer St. Louis and South western railway.
 For salo-The household effects of Mr. II. r.. Cooper will be sold to na. storage. These goods are Tn scod condition and will b" offered at a sacrifice. Apply SimpsOaWcbb Fur. company
 Wanted na--Tinncrs and helpers also mrn with some experience putting on
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BRIEF MENTION.
 < * * + 1, + l. + <. + + + + * 4e

z. q. Williams of Warner is n n..2" Bluff.
 D. l.. Mack of Grady spent Monday in the city.
 L. l.. Davis of McGehce Sundayed in Pine Bluff
 l. ]. Hlennesy Of Little Rock is at the Brook Hill,
 Robt. Jordan of Warner spent Sun day in this city. Bob Jordan of Warner was; visi- tor to Pine Bluff Monday.
 Mrs. !. F. Rlrch of Tex l"lza',a was a guest at the Antlnrs Sund'y MT. Joe Nichols left Monday morn ;n" for Lake Village on business. X. E. Rowland and wifi. of fordNce were visitors to Pine Bluff SnnlaF.
 Mrs. Geo List and daughter have returned from a visit to Little Rock.
 Nr. and Mrs. Ed Cornish of Little Rock were Sunday visitirs to Pine Bluff.
 Miss l(a Silbnrnacle will go to Lit tle Rock Tuesday for a visit to rela- ives
 Miss Estellc Lindsay leaves this evening fGg Gn2lana to visit Miss Ma bel Ivy.
 |. KnhaN was up from Arkansas City Sunday, and registered at the Autlers.
 W. B. Alexander jr. has returned from Danville. Ky, where he l.as been attending school.
 C. A. Troupe and Chas Knox left for an overland trip to Hot Springs Monday morning
 AzlnCn 3lankenship of Rye, Ark. h visit ;ns his urcln. Dt, w. H. Blank enship. in this city.
 Mrs Levine and daughter, Miss Li' Han. returned Monday from visit of two weeks at Hot Springs.
 MT and Mrs. Chss. Altschul of Springfield. Mo. Ire visiting MT. and Mrs F. V. Altschul in this city.
 Mrs R. M Galbraith has returned from a visi, of two weeks to relatives and friends af Jacksonville III.
 Nil. and Mrs sam Sehless of Mem phis are vis;tins the family of their son, Julius Schloss, ;n this city.
 Mrs. R. P. Owen of Holly Springs is here for a visit to her son, E. A. Owen, who is employed by Fox broth CTS
 F. Y Anplegate of Chicago, repre- tntin@ a susar refinery, was in the city Sanaay. the su9st of his brother in law, F. G. kemper.
 IT. H. Vjaing and wife will return to Shr"venart Monday night, after visit to relatives and friends in this city.
 Nessrs. Claude Sparks and Sol Bloom left this morning for Warner, wl,ere hey will spend about q months vacation.
 Mrs. Ferdinand Goodwin has return cd to her home in I.iftie Rock, after a visit 10 the family of Mir. Thai haimcr in this city.
 Miss Estelle Lindsay nf Los Anse- les. Cal. who is here on visit to relatives. went to England, Ark, Monday afternoon. fer a visit to re'a- tives
 'phers Stantiolt', SOM or 'he late N. l. Stanfcld has returned to his
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PAY DOG TAX.
Chief Stewart Says Collector Will
 Start June 1.

Chief of Police A. J. Stewart states that all those who desire to do so may come to the police office and pay their dog tax before the collector calls upon them The collector will start out on June lst, but the tax can be paid at the office at any time from this date.
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THE MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS

QUOTATIONS (Corrected daily by C. C. Taylor and company.
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LOCAL AND OTHE RWISE.
Y. w. Boyce devotes his time to rents

J. D. Miner company will loan you money on good security.
 Wanted Collector, IS or 20 years old; apply to Geo. II. Adams.
 J. D. Miner company buy and sell real estate for cash only.
 Pay your vehicle tax and pTivi' r lcgc license on or before May 31,
 --An annual vehicle tax and privi- lcee liccnsr expire May "l, 1o06.
 Mrs Chas Levy, who has bee mill the past four months. is convalesc"nt.
 If you want bargains in r"al estate call on ]. D. Miner company.
 Use Walkers Liver Tablets for malaria. biliousness and constipation Bedell Pharmacy.
 Furnished room for rent. Old M.one SIP. or call at SIS West fifth Mrs. Joe Nichol is still improving, and will be able to sit up within the next few days.
 
 f.opertv. call on ]. D. Milner com pany.
 ---Nicelv furnished room. bath. elec tric light. !ab!e board convenient. 513 Chestnut street.
 ---Rooms for rent; house just fur noshed. Four blocks from Main, 5oi West Third avenue.
 --Wanted-To buy a good meliam- sized secondhand safe. Address. "W," care Graphic.
 Mir and Mrs. Creed Caldwell are happy over the arrival of q boy at their home Sunday.
 -~~Patrolman Loekhart killed a rab i'd dog Monday mornin@. at the cor ner of Fifteenth and Pine There were thirty-eight cases in the Tolice court Monday morning, the fines amounting to $24l.
 Miss Aggie Sehaffer has resigned her position with S. A. Roscnbers, and 
 The stage of Arkansas river was 70 Monday morning. q fai! of o.1 oc- curing since Sunday morning.
 Dan Baldwin has signed a con tract 10 play ball with the Camden team during the season of 1906.
 The Arkansas Nationals and the r. NJ. C. A. ball teams will play a game at Forest park Tuesday after noon
 --Iost-l.eft on Cherry street car on May 24. pair of gold glasses. Liberal reward for return to 1916 West Sixth.
 The circuit court is occupied with appeal cases from the lower courts Monday, nothing of importance being on the docket
 -~Wanted-A lady 10 work on hooks. must write a plain hand. he rapid and accurate. Apply in writing only to Isaac Dreyfus
 For manicurins. shampooins. hair dressing hair hleached or dyed or ar e,ticial hair. see Miss Minnie Kin ser, at the Grand Leader
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and meats of all kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 ~-Wanted-Good timers and tin ners' helers, also cornice helpers for outside work. Apply to foreman new ear shops Cotton Belt railway. Pine Bluff, Ark.
 -Men-Our catalogue explains how to teach barber trade quickly. Write nearest branch. Moler Barber college, St Louis, Mo, Fort Worth or Dallas, Texas
 House for rent--louse No. BIS Walnut street. between Third and Fourth avenues, with bath and all nodern conveniences. Call on P. M.
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C. F q . sSs 2 2 9'
 v. M. C. 4. NOTES. e % < < ! + | ' + %++
Great Success.

Over 500 people attended the lec- t,re at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday after noon. which is said to have been one of the best and most interesting ever delivered in the city. Rev. Ross Moore's subject was Egypt and it was found necessary to divide the lecture. the other half to he delivered neNt Sunday.
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SOCIETY NOTES

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Clerk of the City of Pine B,
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PICNIC PARTY.

Miss Margaret Boyett entertained her Sunday school class at a delight. ful little picnic in the grove at Lake side Monday.
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Sesame Club.

Sesame Club. The Sesame club will meet with Mrs. lunius Jordan tomorrow after roon at 3 o'clock.