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wisdom from Experience.

"This," said the village minister, as he
entered his wife's sitting-room with an
open letter in his hand, lis a call to Grass.
place"
What salary do they offer?" queried his
practical better half.
zone thousand dollars a year, free rent
and two donation parties-one in the spring
and one in the fall replied the good man.
What do you think of it, my dear?'
II think" answered his wife, that you
had better write and ask If they would be
willing to make the salary $500 a year and
cut out the donation parties. philadelphia
inquirer.
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United States navy now ranks second,
of France comes third and Germany's
navy fourth, with Japan fifth. But
these relative positions would be
changed if our government should pause
in its program of bodybuilding, and
we would drop to fourth place very
soon. as both France and Germany, as
well as japan, are buslly building new
warships.
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Mere Caution.

A dentist in, Rochester was visited by a
native of Duchess County to be treated
for liberated tooth.
That a bad TOOTH said the man of
the forceps, and 1 should advise you to
spare yourself pain by taking gas. 1t will
be only fifty cents more And the dentist
showed his machine to the doubtful person
from pRtchess County, explaining its work
ings-how he would fall asleep for a
minute or two, and then awake with the
tooth and the pain rome. At last the
patient consented and took out his wallet.
Never mind paying now" said the
dentist, patronizingly.
II wasn't thinking of paying" responded
the Duchess County person. But l
thought that if / was going to sleep I'd
like to count my money frst."-Harper's
Weekly.
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Contrary to the Last.

Henri Heine's wife was a woman of
extreme beauty, but of low descent and
no education, and frequently irritated the
poet to evaporation by violent scenes. He
was challenged one day to a duel and on
the evening before wrote out his will as
follows: 81 herewith bequeath everything
7 possess to Mathilde, my wife, on condi-
ton that she marry again. / would like
to think that there will be at least one man
who will regret me-" But, although she
did become a widow, she never married
again, surviving him for twenty-seven
years@The Bellman.
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The grip epidemic has been compare
lively mild in Newark, which is more
fortunate than some other large cities.
Pittsburg is Seriously afflicted with
the malady and reports from Baltimore
show that the grip is raging in that
city. Everywhere business, manufac-
turing. transportation and other inter-
ests are inconvenience by the preva-
lence of this strange and baffiing pc
riodic disease about which the physi-
clans seem to know so little.
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why He TeIt Good.

Seaver-What in the name of all that is
laughable makes Swettson feel so good?
Weaver-Why, he just won ten dollars
on a bet.
Seaver-Won ten dollars. did he? There's
always some rimless sucker ready to part
with his hard-earned cash betting on a
proposition which any child with brains
enough to blow a whistle would know was
certain to he beat. What ass
did Swettson rake that ten dollars off of?
Weaver-Why, he-er-rrwen it off me-
Judge
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A problem in Phs.Icr.

tt the Editor OF the Evening Star:
VIII. or will not, two balls OF the same
size. one of wood and the other Of iron,
taking into consideration the resistance of
the air. fall with the same-rapidity so
that If both fall from the SAM height at
the same time, they will both reach the
ground at the same time? e. L. d.
[They will not, unless the experiment
is performed in a vacuum.-Ed.l
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She Had Henrd Of 1t.

"Goody-by, Melindy.'' said Uncle Hiram,
about to start on a journey to New York
city.
"Good-by, Hiram returned Aunt Me-
Indy. "An' don't you fergit ter bring me
back a receip' fer maxim that Brooklyn
bridge jam them city people are goin' SO
crazy over. Judge.
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A newspaper cannot be too careful in
printing news. A Western paper ran two
paragraphs recently like this:
"a baby hippopotamus was born at the
Zoo last Friday"
AT the present time it looks more like
Bryan than anyone else"
Local and editorial paragraphs should
always be separated.-Yonkers Statesman
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b Population.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Will you kindly tell me the latest figures
of Cuba's population? E. A. S.
IA rough count of the census just COM
pleted Of the Island of Cuba gives the
population of the island at 2,O2s,2 S2, di-
viGed. as follows: Pinsr del Rio, 240,7S1;
Havana. 51S.524; Matanzas, ~239. S66; Santa
Clara. 1887; C~amaguey, III, 432; Orlente,
453.7S2. The Increase for the whole island
is % per cent SINCE the census of 1S99.-
Ed
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PEOPLE OF NOTE.

President George T. Angel, of the Boston
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, is now eighty-four and one-half
years old and, on the condition of remain
ing away from all public meetings and talk
ing the utmost care of his health. his ply
siciau has promised him five years more OF
work and usefulness.
Professor Paul M. Milukoff, leader of the
Constitutional Democrats in the Russian
Duma. left ST, Petersburg on Thursday for
the United States. He plans to take the
steamer Carmania from Liverpool, January
A. While in America he will speak on po-
litical matters.
DIR. Berthold Laufer has resigned from
the department OF a~nthropology at Column
bia University and will so to Chicago to
organize a department OF East Asiatic
ethnology in the Field Museum.
1t is semi-oficially announced that Mr..
GUIDE, who formerly was Minister from
Norway and Sweden at Copenhagen, Dem
mark, but who resigned when the separa-
ton between the two countries took place
in 1905. will be appointed Norwegian Minis
ter at Washington.
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Cheau Talk,

'Talk is cheap" said the man who
sneers.
1T is at the o~utset-when you are giving
ghum. But in the course Of tinas~sa&
can command a pretty good price foiA
ture ts."-Washington Star.
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To the Editor of the Evening Star:
When was the first cigar made? S.
Information on the subject Is very
meagre. Larousse, in his 'Dictionnaire
Universal" says: THE cigar is doubtless
the first form in which tobacco was ever
smoked. Blu 1t is only in the nineteenth
century hat Dame Fashion adopted 1t,
and that 1t became. Is George San ex-
pressed 1t, the necessary complement of
the lounger's and the society mans life. ;"
Ed
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Queer.

Funny thing about a mans tongue, aid
Joakley.
go ahead said Markley, Tets have
it,
when it's thick the excuses he makes
to his wife are too thin."-The Catholic
Standard and Times.
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"I suppose you always love the things
you paint?" asked the sweet young thing.
looking about the studio.
why. yes; have you come to be paint
ed?" asked the artist, sweetly.-Yonk2 rs
Statesman,
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Teacher-What is an excuse. Willie
Wiser"
Willie Wise-An excuse is something you
can't think of when you want it.-PhiladelT
phia Record.
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His wise Method.

'.How come dat man got sich a reputa-
ton for wisdom wen he never say a
word?'
Oats des ii. Folks thinks dat he know
too much ter ak 'boutl,-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
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STAR D

Anonymous communications cannot ba
printed. Except on political subjects the
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one Lond and Another.

He had a load of trouble; more
Than might to him have come,
Had he not tried to change 1t for
Another load-of rum.
Philadelphia Press.
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According to the navy q book
compiled annually and Just Issued, the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26
Small Talks

w. O Aoi-wIsi show ohse the primary bin
should passi
RALPH ruRrERr am glad to SEQ The Bander on duty again
Of Sunday paper The Bysandcr time
W. d. ALExAEDER-1 ninaton yet the Of
successor in the eeodeie
just eaprous weather brighten the
day Los Angeles people loft.
OLD suNsBR-Yc awhile, but /
lodge lawyers by keeping on the back streets
taking spkes Australian ships WON'T
We shall import by the British steamers
PAUL sUPERw have lots to do since the new Y NJ A.
is what here for The the merrie
intention advertise the beer folks
Office board but ia like to catch i'm
walking together he kept them down finely
like the Los Angeles month would
All that needed freight for the steamers
editor Examiner
Robert Honolulu
in a position to do it lots of good.
JOE coENThe Eefords coming and will make the ophum
things their Francisco awhile
the oods of
JUDGE HA1NEsI Angeles excursion though
my
especially Oahu College that thinking coming back winter and
bringing my family.
L. Indianapolis a He
sat across the aisle OF the car wne man VINO sat a me asked questions
taken down by the Indianapolis fellow in shorthand
) never esuehbu usines
any big
excursions too strenuous to keep up with the party At the volcano
trail They said with the guides
would be lost.
people
will something
tamentary selection Governors kitchen cabinet, made
Mr. himself would Hawaii like which
A sTEvEN-Los Angeles
the getting people
lack supplied thirty
the who control freight would subscribe
between Hawaii Southern California
(5s folo
and the best of Sunday started
Monday felt that had earned Notwithstanding the
officials
Circuit for provided by law. The job seeking
thirty public
rucng the effort of officials public welfare
Democratic
Republican Board Supervisors where the public verdict egated
his political the bowwows the I'll
having view the public
administration police
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26

Have make9" asked the sheriff of the estwhe
society who be the eyes replied
condemned Let the myss
made tie. '-Fhiadepha Press
That trouble simply diving protection
of little cotton Diving with the wide prolific
OF When
aurcuar channel drives the like
densed point mpei of displacement
plunge strikes the earrum blow then
out The cold water taking its aud suddenly submergng the
cavity also irritation the
obtain all the eartrouble
preventive The remedy after done yourself the damage 500
treatment by specialist
tell this because enjoy those baths did
and mean future The depth OF 1900
feet running and out all the time aud the tank mpd and cleaned
oryegh hours Tho whole sanitary and tho Baths
ought, for the health Of Honolulu people be supported
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26
The Alleged Humorists |


very weahyl'' Enormously So my
"What is he guilty ofa''-Life
Els-what you you any
Ada--He turned down the Gght-Any Sloper
ShThat Scarey
Possibly he incubator baby-Boston Record
''Do believe that die youngi" guess
wife tells about her husband ue.'Iouston
''What wlinformed Wadgh
shouldn't she bea everybody
hood. ''-Phiadepha Inquirer.
Mistress (engaging seantAnd hope you're not friendly
ServanLo
Hanarchst, mp
Ae related the bride groomect? inquired
'No" Then what the ermony?' ''I'm
feaed candidate. .-Courer,J Journal.
Mistress coored house boyDont your
SamYaas dey do consid able;
middle of de night m tek'm
''Intemperance
'No objected
WELL 1 generally
Some fight You can't like
land
Golfer suppose
links with (The noceJ
highwayman held gasoline
with shot in the Then he forth from the
hnthe hodup happened Appian surprise
only the little Whge
manded erny and suspousy 'Ie under
flushing Then said the hghwayman "I
enough have husband like that without being robbed the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26
KAMEHAMEHA
TO TAKE A WALK

Kamehameha rs statue in Kohala
Is going to be moved, not out OF the
district but to a position where it may
be seen by the visitor. BY a relocation
OF the main road, involving a deep
cut through a hill, the statue has been
left out of sight of the passing way
tarer. 1t is proposed therefore to re-
move 1t from its old site in front of
the schoolhouse to position in front
OF the courthouse.
AS the statue is Territorial property
the Board of Supervisors of Hawaii
county asked the permission of the
superintendent of Public Works for
Its removal. Mr.. Holloway has COM
piled with the request.
The Kohala statue is the original.
1t was sunk at sea near Cape Horn
In the vessel bringing it out from
Europe. After a replica. from the
sculptor's mould, had been procured
to set up in Honolulu the original was
fished out of the depths, brought to the
Islands and set up in Kohala, amidst
the scenes of the great monarch's
earlier military exploits.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26
RHEUMATISM CAN BE CURED.

There is no disease which infiicts
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which
such a varied and useless lot OF reme-
dies have been suggested, To say
that II can be cured is therefore a
bold statement to make but Chamber
lains Pain Balm, which enjoys an ex-
tensive sale In this country has met
with success In the treatment or this
disease wherever It has been tried.
One or two applications OF this llni-
ment will relieve the pain and hum
dreds OF sufferers from this disease
testify 10 permanent cures by It's usa
For sale by Benson, smith 4 Co. Ltd.
Agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26
MUST BE PUBLIC
IMMIGRATION

A cablegram from f. NJ. Hatch yes
terday stated that Attorney General
Bonaparte had ruled that states-which
is interpreted to mean territories also
may assist immigration from public
funds. but immigrants whose passages
are paid by associations will not be ad-
mitted 1t is further stated that this
ruling will not prevent the admission
OF the Spaniards afioat on the Heliop-
oils or the Portuguese engaged to sail
on the Kumeric for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26


inefeass salary q dls,fie, magistrate.
Iianaiei. ffam 80 10 90 fieeo
DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY
GENERAL ATTORNEY oENEnAL.
increase salary of nrut deputy from
i2zs 20 $3.50, tsooo.
Increase salary of clerk 10 attorney
general from iiOo 10 $3.50 $500
Increase pay of messenger from go
10 $780, 1920
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC IN
sTRuCTIoN. - SUPERINTENDENT
DECREASE salary OF secretary from
$3.50 10 ti25 5000
Decrease salary OF assistant clerk and
school agent from siTb TO si25, $4,000
SCHOOLS.
Increase salaries OF school agents
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Strike out the following item, SAL
aries Of Truant officers. s4sOO"
Decrease salary. superintendent
Boys Industrial School from $50 TO
si25. $4,000.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-PRESIDE
Amend item. Salary of Secretary"
to read Salary OF Secretary and Reg
istrar.' and Increase salary under this
Item from $3.50 to s175, $4,000.
Strike out item, SALARY of Registrar
General, $685. s30OO" line 345, and in,
sert in lieu thereof the following item.
General Health and Sanitary officer.
$780, $4,000"
$4,000 to s6240.
SANITATION.
Increase salary of chief sanitary in
spector and inspector OF buildings,
plumbing and house sewers, and in
spector of dairies and milk, fish and
food, District of Puma, Hilo and Ha-
makua dimes 1854 to 359) from sl25 to
$3.50, $4,000.
FOOD COMMISSIONERS DEPART
MENT.
Amend item, Salary of Milk and
Dairy Inspectors 0o furnish his own
transportation" to read, SALARY OF
MIX and Dairy Inspector" and de-
crease salary under this item from
S125 to $110, s264O
Insert the two following items: SAL
ary of Meat Inspector, $780, $4,000; Sal
ary of Food Commissioner and An
alyst, Sli5, $4,000
QUARANTINE SERVICE.
Insert the following item, Health
officer. Hilo, s125, $4,000"
AUDITING DEPARTMENT
Increase salary of auditor from $3.50
to $500, $1,000.
Increase salary of deputy auditor
from s175 to 5000, s4sOO.
Also add the following new sections.
Section 2. The auditor shall not
draw warrant in payment of any of
the objects named in this Act, except
as herein provided, and the unauthor
ized expenditure of any money from
the treasury to be hereafter accounted
Tor to the Legislature by Indemnity
BIZ is hereby expressly prohibited.
section 3. No officer or other em-
pioye of the Territory holding more
than one office or employment shall be
authorized to draw more than the SAL
airy or the highest grade of the office or
employment held by him, provided the
aggregate salaries to any one person
shall not exceed one hupdred dollars
per month; and he shall be entitled to
no other or further compensation,
section 4. 1t shall be lawful for the
treasurer to continue to make nav,
ments in accordance with appropria-
TONS authorized by this Act, until the
thirtieth day of June, 1909; provided,
that the auditor shall not draw a war
rant FOR any sum on account of any
Dill for salaries or payrolls in this Act
IN excess of the due proportion of the
amount appropriated for such item for
the time elapsed.
section b. This Act shall take effect
ON the first day of July, 1907.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-03-26

Applicant Cat Western ofiee)Im looking job.
set and write Edtor-Good!
ssant'' ~ yet. expect
hear n g momen.-Iife.
, 1907-12-21
WYOMING NOTES.
Bide Dudley in Denver Post.

Bide Dudley in Denver Post.
jackson is to have a newspaper w.
f. King is to be the editor.
So many dead bodies are being found
in boxcars at Green River that switch
men there are going armed, fearing
attempts on their lives.
The Encampment Herald describes
last weeks weather in this way: Oh,
what a tickle, changin' thing this meas
.ly weather is. First it blew, then 1t
snew and then, by gum, it friz-
Casper Tribune-The panic" Is past
and there has not been a bank failure
in Wyoming. In fact. every bank in
Wyoming is in better condition now
than they were when the panic
started in New York.
Fred Lee of Lander got his fingers
tangled up in an e%ight-day clock the
other day. The clock, seeing its chance
caught his thumb in its wheels and cut
it severely.
Carrie Nation verse from the Chey
enne Leader:
Too many glasses y
, 1907-12-21
Made to clink,
Will put a man
Upon the blink.

Notes from Big Bend correspond
dent of the Riverton Republican: The
vigilant committee co~nfiscated our keg
Of printing ink last week to tar and
feather Pink Nose Pete; therefore,
the pale brown appearance Of the Ba'
zoo must be overlooked, as it was
printed with a solution of apple butter,
stale beer and coal SCOT. " *MajoI
Young Is such a tightwad that he talks
through his nose to keep from wear
ing out a gold crown on his eye tooth
That's cutting it pretty fine, but when
he gave his wife a rain check to heal
the last half Of the Charity concert
last Wednesday afternoon. the camel's
backbone cracked in four places.
, 1907-12-21
TO
SANTA CLAUS
CONTINUE To POUR IN AND ARE
FORWARDED PROMPTLY TO
ToYLAND HEADQuARTERS.
A Number Of Nice Little Notes Reoe'v'
ed Today, One Even Coming from
Montana-Suppose There Is No
Santa Claus In That State Amy.
way, Grandpa Will See.

Among the letters to Santa Claus In
the lot The Republican is forwarding
today are two that deserve more than
passing notice. One is from a little
boy who was born on Christmas day
five years ago and IL the dear old elf
doesn't give him all he asks for and
more. then this paper misses its guess,
Another nj from n little chap in
Montana, and The Republican will wag'
err that Grandpa and Grandma in Lara
ME will not allow this day TO go by
without putting in a good word with
Santa Claus for Joseph George Lohlein.
Here are today's letters:
, 1907-12-21
Beware of Frequent Colds.

A succession of colds or a %protracted
cold is almost certain to end in chronic
catarrh, from which few persons ever
wholly recover. Give every cold the
attention it deserves and you may
avoid this disagreeable disease. How
can you cure a cold? Why not try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy? 1t is
highly recommended. Mrs. NJ. White,
Of Butler, Tenn, says: Several years
ago was bothered with my throat and
lungs. Someone told me Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. I began using
it and it relieved me at ICE Now
my throat and lungs are sound and
we'll" For sale by all druggists.
, 1907-12-21
SOCIETY ITEM IN
THERMoPoLIs RECORD

Claud Smell went east about a month
ago, and when he came back he wore
a look of wisdom and mystery, but ha
didn't tell what he had been up to.
But when a fair better half arrived a
couple Of days ago the boys were the
ones that looked wise. about 10
o'clock Thursday night the Standard
Oil orchestra swooped down like the
was compelled, though not very gladly,
to don his glad rags and accompany
the gang down town where they pro
ceeded to make him come through with
all the cashiers checks he had about
him. Twas ever thus.
, 1907-12-21
It's Harry's Birthday. Too.

Ian annie. Wyo,. Dec, 81, 1907.
Dear Santa aus:-Christmas Is my
birthday. | am five years old. | was
born same day you was. | want a lit.
tie automobile TO ride in. a steam en-
CINE and track, street car and chemi'
cal engine with man in and a lightning
rod. Best you send EN-.
Your little friend,
HARRY EVANS.
, 1907-12-21
DIAMONDS AT A DISCOUNT.

All of these are mounted in 14-karat
solid gold settings-rings, pins or
studs, for ladies' or gentlemen. Each
and every stone pure white and per
fectly cut. There are fifty rings in this
lot, in beautiful settings, though the
settings will be changed, if desired, to
suit the buyer.
LARAMIE JEWELRY co.
, 1907-12-21
TIE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN, DAILY EDITION SATURDAY DECEMBER 2 1907

sack of candy and nuts mixed, one 8
cent package of gum.
Your kind and gentle little girl,
GLADYS RENO.
65S north Fifth street.
, 1907-12-21
All the Way from Montana.

Miles City, Mont, Dec. 4, 1907.
Dear Santa Claus would like for
you to send mi an engine and freight
cars, a nice big Teddy bear Zone that
%squeaks), a pair of leather leggins. a
box of paints, a box of candy and II
there is anything that you think want
just send 1t to me, please.
Yours truly,
JOSEPH GEORGE LOHLE1N.
, 1907-12-21

NOTHING FINER THAN A NICE
BOX OF STATIONERY FOR A
cHRIsTMAs PRESENT. A FINE
NEW LINE JUST RECEIVED, 1oc TO
$3.50 PER BOX. TAEeE ARE GER
TAiNLY FINE. THE LARAMIE GRO
Gerry COMPANY. 110t3
, 1907-12-21

Dolly n Baby Doll Tor Irene.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me
n doll with a silk coat and a baby doll,
led. buggy and some quilts and dishes.
And bring brother a train, drum, horn,
little doll and Il boy doll.
Your little friend,
IRENE MULHERN.
, 1907-12-21
His Wants Are Few.

Laramie, Wyo., Dec. 81, 1897.
Dear Santa Claus:
Will you please bring me a train that
runs on n track and a slate. That is
all.
From your boy,
CLARENCE CASE.
, 1907-12-21
BEST ON MAkET.

Oneida Community Silver, proved So
by government test. We carry a CON-
plete line. The Laramie Grocery Com
pany. 110t3
, 1907-12-21
Few Things for Ora.

Laramie, Wyo., Dec. 81, 1907.
Dear Santa:-I would like for Christ
and n table,, a doll buggy and a Teddy
bear. ORA BEAUMIER.
, 1907-12-21
From your boy,
Jessie Wants a Lantern.

Laramie, Wyo., Dec. 81, 1907.
Dear Santa Claus:
VIII you please send me a magic
lantern and some nuts and candy.
That is all for this time.
From your boy,
JESSIE CASE.
, 1907-12-21
"And That Is ALL"

Laramie, Wyo., Dec. 81, 1907.
Dear Santa Claus:-Win you please
bring me 1 doll buggy. / doll, l Teddy
bear, / sack OF peanuts. / sack of In
dy, l automobile. n this is all.
Your little girl,
, 1907-12-21

A complete line Of legal BANKS a
The Republican once.
, 1907-12-21

FINE SHOWING OF CARVING
GETS At THE LARAMIE GROCERY
COMPANY. 110t3