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Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
A JAMAICAN TEST
Of Liabilities of Insurance Compen nies
in the Earthquake Fire.

Kingston. Jamaica, Oct. 26.-The
first test to demonstrate the liability
of insurance companies for losses sus-
tained during the conflagration which
followed the earthquake on January
% in which the companies repudiate all
liabilities under the earthquake clause
will begin Monday. The amount OF
the claim against the Scottish Union
Is $4,000 and by agreement between the
parties the only question to be sub
mitted to the jury is whether the fire
and earthquake had its origin in a
hazard
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
IMPORTANT MEETINGS
AMERICAN SMTCHMFN
A General Demand to be Made Tomor-
row for an Increase of Wages.

st. Paul. oct. 26.-Eighty delegates
representing 5000 switchmen employed
on all the Northwestern roads in the
territory from the Twin Cities to the
coast and northeast to Duluth. gather
ed in st. Paul today for a conference
preliminary to their meeting the rep
resentatives of the railroads on Mon
day. when they will present demands
for an increase in wages.
F. T. Hawley Of Buffalo. president
Of the Switchmen's Union of America.
and S. F. Kebberling. vice president.
are participating in the conference.
Similar conferences were held today
in Chicago, Cincinnati and several
other large cities.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
RUSSIANS TO THE RESCUE.
OF the Westinghouse Company in St.
Petersburg.

St. Petersburg. oct. 26.-Owing to
the embarrassment of the two Ameri-
can Westinghouse companies and a
cessation Of financial support from
them. the municipality Of st. Peters
burg assures the Russian Westing-
house company that payment on its
electric street railway contract will
be FASTENED so as to prevent a stop
page Of work.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
SCHMITZ CASES ARE AGAIN
CONTINUED.

San Francisco. Oct. 2G.-E. f.
Schmitz appeared in Judge Dunne's
court room today for arraignment on
four charges of eXtortion pending
against him. The cases went over to
November 9Th.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA BANKERS
Indicted in Connection With $4,000 900
Failure.

Pittsburg. Oct. 26.-Two indictments
were returned by the grand jury
against b. F. Rinehart. former CASH
ier of the Farmers and Drovers Ma
tional Bank Of Waynesburg, Pa one
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
A STEAMER AFlOAT.

Malmo. Sweden. oct. 26.-The Rus
sian steamer Lithuania, from Libau
for Copenhagen and New York. which
went ashore off Skillings in thick
fog on October %, was floated today.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27
OUTBREAkING UTES.
A Force Sent to Influence Their
Return.

Washington, oct. 26-Captain Carter
7. Johnson of the Second cavalry,
stationed at Ft. Robinson Neb. start
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27

Summary-Three base hit. Hetling;
two base hits. Becker. Earthman; base
on balls, Young 2. Dram l: struck out
by Young 8. by Dram IL. Umpire.
WynkooH.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-27

MONEY TO loAN.-n you want tc
build and need some money. come and
see me; my rates are the lowest. .. Il
Pascoe. ITO North Center Street
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Locals.

John McMurtry was in
town from the east side one
day this week.
A masquerade dance
will be given at Pleasant
Valley on New Years eve.
School closed yesterday
for a two weeks vacation.
The teachers received ap-
propriate gifts from the pu-
pills who in turn were
handsomely remembered.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Locals.

Ex-Sheriff j. j. Struif
with his son Joe and
daughter Anna were Miller
visitors this week.
Frank Weise in coming
to town let his rife fall off
the wagon and it was run
over by the big load of
wheat, but it didn't go off.
Rev. Mr.. Musser has been
building an addition to the
parsonage south of the
track, also fixing the barn
and painting the buildings.
He is also digging a ditch
around the premises for
drainage. He has done
most of the work himself.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Hustling Widow
Modest Lady, Protected by
Southern Zephrs, Does
Mid.Winter Marketing


A young wisow, Mrs.
Emma Thompson, drove to
town from thirty miles
southwest with a big load of
fax which she sold
on the Miller market. Re-
turning home she then
made a trip thirty miles
west in Hughes. county to
see about a valuable claim
she has there. Che enjoys
the Dakota climate.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21


cidentally by her husband
years ago, it is said.
The aged defendant is
quite well off and has en-
ployedAttorney John Pusey
to defend him.
He speaks German only,
having to have an interpre-
ter. G. E. Erichsen and
c. NJ. Dwyer were called
upon to interpret for him
this week.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

Read the program of the
farmers institute and be
sure to attend it. The tiller
of the soil, the dairymen
and stock raisers are the
backbone of the towns and
cities and upon whom the
commercial world depends.
These institutes will aid the
farmers in their greatest of
all calling.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Minister Hurt.

Ed. A. 0. Swartwood,
who was at Ft. Pierre nov
ing his goods, fell from the
load and broke his arm.
He arrived from the west
last night, and with his
family, expects to start for
Nebraska next week.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Large Circuit.

Father Fox, the Catholic
priest here, ) has the
largest parish in extent of
any other clergyman in the
state. 1t includes Wess-a
lngton, Miller, Rec Heights,
Highmore, and Harold.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

The Sun by a system of
It's own has a growing list
of subscribers scattered
quite evenly over all of
Hand county.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

The Long Bow artist of
the Minneapolis Journal, A..
j. Russell, is entertaining
his readers nicely these
days. He is a humorist of
national ability.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
For Good of All
Farmers Institute to be
Held Here Should Be
Largely Attended

A farmers institute will
be held at Miller Jan. 1914,
beginning at 1:3O p. m. the
first day and unless a
change is requested will be
as follows:
First Day.
1:30 Crop rotation, A.
E. Chamberlain.
2::3O Live stock feeding,
breeding and Improvement,
Prof. H. G. Skinner.
3:15 Hogs, A. E. Cham
.berlain.
7:30 Why take a Course
IN Domestic Science, Miss
Jessie M. Hoover.
S:15 Agriculture and
Mechanic arts as Taught at
Brookings, DR.. A, A. Brig
ham, This lecture will be
witl a stereop-
tican and some fine pictures
Second Day,
1890 Horse breeding,
feeding and marketing,
Pref II. G.. Skinner.
11:30 Folders and gras-
ses, A. E. Chamberlain.
1:3O Fireless cooking,
Miss Jessie M. Hoover.
Miss Hoover will demon
strate this method of cook
ing, and don't fail to see it.
2::15 Poultry, DR.. A. A.
Brigham. DR.. Brigham is
an expert.
Ii a separate room is pro-
yided, Miss Hoover will
meet with the ladies separ-
ately following this address
and speak to them on Home
sanitation and care of the
sick.
800 Feeding cattle for
market.
$50 Corn, with special
reference to the seed and
the seed bed, and using
some fine charts and dem
onstrations, A. E. Cham
berlain.
Everything is free.
Everybody invited to
come.
A. E. Chamberlain,
Superintendent.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Murder
Poison Kills Mrs. KammeI
: Near Rockham But Son
Fred Receivers

Mrs. Gustave Kammel,
25 miles northeast of here,
died of poison Dec. 13. Her
son Fred with whom she
lived was also a victim of
the foullyplaced drug, g,recov-
cred after an almost deathly
sickness. The pet dog was
also marked for death but
he saved himself by vomit-
ing, 1t seems that the
mother and son had gone to
Rockham the afternoon be-
fore the tragedy, tits pre-
sumed that during their alb
sence someone with hatred
and murder In his heart en-
tered the house and put
arsenic in the partly used
oatmeal package OF which
the breakfast was made the
next morning, nearly caus-
ing death of all who ate it.
Fred finally rallied from
the very edge of death and
seeing his mother dying by
his side he FASTENED to the
hgMe Of bis father a half
mile distant and begged him
go for a doctor which he f.
nally did. The old man
lived alone, being plaintiff
In a divorce suit against his
wife who had fed to the
home of her son.
DR.. Wallis, coroner, went
to the scene and investgat-
ed the matter. He called a
jury and evidence point
ed to Gustave Kammel as
the man OF poisonous mind.
The inquest adjourned to
meet at Miller Friday. On
Thursday Gustave Kammel
came to Miller to consult
attorneys. While here he
was arrested at the instance
of the coroner on the charge
of murder aid put in jail.
The old man then swore out
a warrant for his son Fred
charging murder. He was
brooght in and is in charge
of the sheriff but not in Jail,
The coroner's jury at the
courthouse yesterday after
noon returned a verdict that
Mrs. Kammel came to
her death by poison admin
istered by her husband,
Gustave Kammel.
The hearing of defendant
when arrested was set for
next Tuesday. The states
attorney who will probably
arrive home today may
want it later in the week.
Justice P. III. Coquillette
issued the warrants.
Kammel is 73 and his wife
was ~ years old. She car
ried to her grave a bullet in
the hip from q shot fired ac-
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

The politicians are killing
each other most foully-
some of them, The people
will do the burrying on
election day.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

The Huron World, Wes-
sington Springs Review,
Miller Press, and Miller
Gazette have been doing
themselves proud lately.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Editorial Notes.

All who take the Sun are
wlnners-everyone gets a
valuable premium.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21

Don't be inhuman and
laugh at a politician who
falls from being too sleek
and smooth.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Good Man Dead.

Harry Trythall, a re-
spected pioneer of Alpha
township, died in Miller
at the home of Thos. Try
thall, his brother, and the
funeral occurred Sunday
from the Methodist church,
Revs. Butter6eld and An
drews officiating, the burial
taking place in the O.. A. r.
cemetery. Deceased had
travelled a good deal for
his health and only recent
ly returned home. He
leaves several brothers and
sisters and his father to
mourn his loss, who have
the sympathy of all.
This, is the shortest day
in the year but not the
darkest.
G. f. Erichsen will ship
two cars of cattle to Chlca-
go today.
Capt. Bailey was in town
yesterday. He seems to be
looking firstrate this win
ter.
Bessie Christ has re-
turned home from college
to spend the Christmas
vacation.
Mrs. Amos Cox was
called to Hughes county on
account of the illness of a
daughter.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-12-21
Locals.
L. ". Shell bought a new
piano this week.

l.. ". Shell bought a new
piano this week.
| August Schafers brought
Mr.. Bellin in from the
north.
j. w. Burns and family
have moved to town from
the south.
Rev. j. d. Musser spent
a week at his old charge in
Sphinx county.
Mrs. j. A. Null and little
daughter Margaret have re-
turned from Illinois.
G. II. Porter and daugh-
ter Edna departed for
Wisconsin to visit a month.
Peter Hartman has been
hauling corn to town. Mr..
Haefs also hauled in some
for him.
August Bellin is here
from Wisconsin visiting at
the home of his counsin,
Chas. Weiblen.
Webster Davis, Burt
Sebring and Am Watson
were transacting. business
in Miller the first of the
week.
Harry Christian and wife
were Miller visitors this
week. They have moved
to the Peter Christian farm
near Burdette.
The four year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Demming
south of here broke his arm.
Dr. McWhorter attended
the little patient.
Pearl Clifford is home
from Aberdeen where she
is attending the business
college, learning steno-
graphy.
Among those in town
from the north this week
were g. Huffman. Henry
Huffman, John Sprenger,
Dan Hall and wife, Mr..
Flessner, Mr.. May.
A. M. Anderson, north
east of here, being an ex-
pert, miller by trade, has
been helping the St. Law
renee people in the remod-
cling Of the mill there.
Some monstrous apples
were received by Mrs. f.
B. Benton from relatives
in Washington. Samples
of the fruit were left at
this Office and are still pre-
served for their beauty.
Walter Bowden who re-
turned from the coast has
been working at plumbing
at Highmore. His wife ar
rived from the west last
Saturday and they will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
rnlNrNn rARAnRArns

Tables would rather Nv to slCcu
than Ustcn to somC SONGS
\ mans idea or sympathy Is tn look
sad and pat a girls hand
W0mNN's nature la a mystery that
p,OU has never boon ab)o To- solve,
Many NlesslNg In disguise Ia a
hlcsslng only because It is disguised,
Many u N0Wng man ia sorry ne
spokc Rttcr spendlug a day prlcipg
furniture,
lts what yoU do today that counts
not what YOU are gotug to- TO To-,
morrow,
A man seldom thtnks he Ia as bad
Ns he Ia or Os good Os his witc thinks
he Ia.
one vt the hardost thtngs to- do
IN rNise mnncy WHOM YOU lust have
to have &C.
hut the man who Jaws wood aud
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS
BY CABLE

BAN rHANOlB0O, Nay 6.all Ia
estimated that The vote that viii be
rhsl here IN - municipal elections to-
day viii be IN the nelglborho0d NJ
lhlrly.llyg thousand, although some ~
the candidates are claiming that n
larger vote Than that has been pledged
~ them Mayor Taylor claims that no
viii have u large plurality, bat no def
mite llgUres are given out ryan, The
Republican nominee for Mayor. eslls
mates his expected vote M twenty
three thousand white MoCnllhy, The
Labor candidate, claims lhluyanye
thousand for himself LanRd0a, VINO
N nnmed 0n b0lh he iepubIlCan,
democrat ana l0Od Government
LeaRup tickets rgr District Attorney,
claims n total NJ forty thousand for
himself Wine hla opponent, Me00ws
aB, me nominee NJ The union Labor
Marty credits himself as sure NJ re-
celylDg The endorsement NJ lhlnyahye
thousand voters
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
ABW WASH HOUSES

Tbe GfH m the nv Wash houses ~.
def DHgHp management Bot under
DGBlfGl N me llOafd NJ Health, began
operations teHefdat n rs iDoatsd Nh
VlHeyau slfeH near Nilba ~ lbe
Bfsl m DeesmDpr M patrons M lhe
Gid Government Wasl houses M iWllsi
baye beeB Dfdpfed yaeaied when lhey
VIM be MN dOWG ~ mat time there
Wlli DH u number m Oihef bHyalH
houses DbeBed Tbe NV Nasb houses
8fe eGBsifnNed ae0JfdlbR M plans ~.
DfGyed ny me iieailb BOafd Wltb 90.
meDl GDOs aDd Mde WailB, aHd afa
mRblg mHllafg, besides DelDE equip.
Dbd m must convenient manner
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

lt takes morc than sentiment to
make a saint
\ gOod hoe is a hrstclass praycr
NgNipSt weeds
The rClviOp YOU can live hy will
do To die NN
The man who stops tor praises miss
Cs perfection
The lOrgost gtrts to God cauuot
cover the least robbery vt man,
It's the little everyday holptuuvss.
Cs that make CVorN day heavenly
The song In voU own heart will
sustain YOU long II YOU share Il.
The devil can beat amy oft us at
the huslncss ut making tine souti
mCnts
The dccd Is the ouly Endorsement
ct u good sentiment recognized by
heaven
- -
Fine lob Printing, star once,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

Haul Nranolso0 today (Oot lN velea
OrNOes the tOlrd aeml.NUNlyersaW Ut
lIa great are, full ot prlda ct achieve
ment aud aN uudNOOIed uplrt ur ooN,
ndeuoe IN lta reOuperaIlye atreHgth
N Ia " NUlDE moment " the eud
az the even three half wears ur Wurea
mltilug BtWggle 70 pause ror breath
aOd survey the great work Of recon
struotlou accomplished aud peer lNto
the future through The eyes vt the
great business lutereata wnoae nngera
are 0N The pulse at the Olty'a GONZALES
OeuOp
The ngureH given above toll the
dramatic story ut prodlglouu effort
Ia comprehensive Iorm, aud seem at.
moHl fanoltul uut they are tabulaled
Tr0n The bedrock Of fact When ella
horNled Into detail they heOome even
mere attractive aa u human DOCUMENT
Ut obstacles overcome.
Not only has more than oneathlrd
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
THIHTNNN gTATl15 Will vOTM

WARRINGTON, Nov b Elections
for state Olreas viii be- held IN lblr.
teen states today greal Interest ls be-.
lBg shown throughout The country N
lbe municipal elections ~ be- held m
New york; Cleyelang ana San fran.
Gso0.
Tbe states wbleb VIII elect cover.
00m l0day are Massachusetts, Mary.
land, Missouri, Rhode Island Ken.
luphy ana New Jprspy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
Claus spteokelu, WIN, q, trwin
ClalsSlEaGkalS &CO,
BANEE1eIRhs
aoNoLuLu, A. a.


san rfanulsou Agents THE Nevada
National Hank VI San FranOlaoo,
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO =1he Nevada Ma.
tl0nai Hank " San francisco
LoNuoNaunlou Ut London 4 Bmllha
Hanh, It'd
NEW YoHB American muohanae Ma.
tl0nai hank,
CHICAGO Cora mHehange National
flank
PARIS Credit tY0nnalA,
HtnHidN ilfeadner hank,
HoNeKoNa AND Y0KoHAMA-rhe
Honsh0nH ant shanghai Banhlng
Corporation,
NnW GnALAND AND AUSTRALIA
tianh NJ New Zealand aud Bank NJ
Australasia,
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank
NJ british North America,
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS
Deposits Received, Loans Made On
Approved Security Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued, Bllls " MS
bhange B1usht and Sold
GobLaoTiNa PROMPTLY 40.
COUNTED ron
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
HSAO oEEioE, YoKOHAMA,


TOXIC, Kobe, osaka, Nasasahi, Lon
dGn, Lyons, new YORK, san francisco,
bombay, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Han
How, Gh6f0O, 1lsntslB, pshlBg, New
chang Dainy, POfg Arthur Antu1g,
iisleH, hA0yabg, Nuhden, fleming,
GhuuRghun.
Th6 bank buys ana receives Tor OOi.
lection Bills N exchanges, Issues Drafts
aBd Letters N credit, ana tfaHshets a
general banking business
H0nOlulU Branch On King street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
NO nKfliA AleAHlON.

NEW YOltR, NOV 3 IN lhe opinion
NJ congressman Charles N FOwier, N
New Jersey chairman NJ the House
Committee gn Banking aDd Currency,
n would b. useless NJ eall n special
session NJ CDBRfeBs NJ consider lbe
present financial situation ma eJnsids
~ remedial lpNslali01 Whai me
eJublry needs nov, No states, rs u fesl
nom useless alarms aBd n chance f0r
The feylyal N nam aHd hope me
regular session M Congress EN- ba
soon enough NJ pGH1deF the financial
situation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
DRINK MADE A
MARRIAGE FAILURE
N g. GOODWIN WHO MARRIED
llldRH, ~ SUED ron nlCORCE IN
CALIFORNIA

BAN fiiANClHCO, October 49, The
marital troubles NJ N G, Goodwin und
wife NJ Mil valley eliminated yesler-
day IN II bill NJ complaints filed by Mrs
u0odwln against her husband IN Sun
HnInnl
NH valley huH " late suffered con
siderable pnnOyances Ne has FIRE.
alenlly bacOme intoxicated, upon one
0Goas0n taking possession NJ his home
and refusing admlllance 10 his wife
ana u party " friends
The complaint states that HE cOu.
pie were married w Honolulu July
w. 1909 within few months, n ~
Hypfed, Goodwin begun drinking IN
moderately ana has continued The
habit ever since
UBlll March 1908, n Is stated that
he couple resided IN Fresno Here
GOODWIN held clerical position but
such was his iDlemperance ana lreg.
MAR habits lhal bis wife was COM
PEELED ~ no most NJ bis work, often
WORKING far into The night over books
and accounts This. n rs claimed,
combined WIN the mental anguish SUI
rpred by Mrs, Goodwin. because ~ her
, husbands lnlemperance lefi her a
nervous wreck
/ Anef Two yeafs IN Fresno Goodwin
I lgsl his, position ana came 10 San
, Francisco Hut bis dissOluts hnblts
the complaint states, cost him his pO-
HliOh Within few months
from The summer " 1904 until
March, 1909, GOODWIN worked for the
! san Francisco lJOard " Trade Since
then be- has had no regulaf employ.
| hpni
the complaint charges that G0Jd.
! win WIS often under the influence u
, liquOr many times being overcome by
drOwslness upon The way nome Ana
nom November, 1905. ~ March i5Ul
! n rs stated that he WIS absent from
home on u prolonged debauCh
INST September GOODWIN WIS ~.
rested rOf petit larceny ana breaC
NJ the peace N NH Valley, and plead
Inc gullly, Was fined 800
thp wife declares that her bus
bands actions have len her q pbysl
cm ma mental wreck, ana says that
| al bet efforts ~ reform her husband
bayp been met Vim "speclOus prom
! isps" bul no attempts ~ reformation
! 1bpfe ~ no community property
l ms 0DodWlD bas n large fortune n
hef Owh tighl Goodwin shys that h'
| VIII Gghl me ease unless ~ gets sOni'
money. when ihe marriage TOOK Dlae,
Ms Goodwin then Miss Berfyj was 4
mlssiGHafy abd OOOdwlb was u bOrs'
4 lfader
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

some fOlks never appear ~ enjoy
mes fOses NTH they bl down AMONG
~ ihOfhs
Many u CbuCb ls lfyiBg ~ make 40
Of mo DUily m mo DulDii ~ me
Btafeh IN mo DeWH
YOu afe wasting affection n yOn are
DlhlnR fOf angels befOp you haYe
ieafhed M love Ulks
Mahy u man WbO ~ Writing guide
hooks ~ glGfy hasn't enough religion
~ secure u nek6i on lhe Seeing
Heaven" Gaf Chicago Tribune
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

SAYS Uothing Is not always as wise
as he sCCms
It's bCttCr to have an ounce ut con.
OdcUco In Yourself than a pound Ut
faith In Your pclghhOr
Whom u woman takes up the phy
steal culture tad she's anxious either
lo put op Tat or take Il on,
lts diWCut Tor u woman to uudCr
stand why Il always rains shortly
.NrIor she has had the front windows
CloOuCd,
There are two klpds of women
those whose clothes seCm to have
boon made Tor thom and those who
SOON to have boon made tor their
clothes,
=ChlcNgO News
e-aa
SENTENCE SERMONS.
The pCtulOnt are poworless
little trials ne Tor largo trusts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05
nnnAEYnlA orr no VOTE.

WABtlN01Ok, NOV b. President
lt00seyell has gone ~ oyster Bay,
whore ~ viii oaB MS ballOl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-11-05

ct the huvNpd area hepu rebuilt, hut
Il has been rebuilt better and stroRgrt
aud more w Go date than ever heCorc,
In thR work OF reconstruction more
than so per cent OF the dehrts has hren
cleared away, aud the oleaHNR away
Or the other 70 per cent aud the re-,
hulldlNg ct the other two.thlrds viii
follow with greater proportional rapid.
lty by reNunn Of the SCOPE OF the pre-.
pOratlons that have been made
The perceptlhle material growth has
been more than equally paced by the
steNdy restoration OF commercial sta-
hllltN aud this more Important phHse
og the Htuatl0u 'rhe NXNmlner' has
referred for exposition ia the huplness
leadera themselves
llunkeH the keyaholderB ut puhuc
confidence are unanimous IN their ex-
preHHlona OF satisfaction In the imam.
olNl oullook and the solldlty ot the
cltyH collective credit
Real estate leaders are enthusiastic
upllmlsla whose sentiments must In.
feet even the LNgubrIous ulues' with
the germ OF good cheer
Insurance men are busy explaining
"a surprised chiefs from the least how
1--WE we're able 10 do II IN ~ short u
time" aud the business world general
" II one vast sunny lin 0f hopeful
content Examiner
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NOTES

W. are nov located A. our new
place N business, M0Oahdiess Build
Ing, nest door W W. W. Dlm0Bd A.
81, Patrons and The public are invited
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SANG CHAN,
Merchant Tailor
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SIX THOUSAND
new BUILDINGS

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