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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19
A Friendly
Drug Store.

Friendly invitations; friendly
talk. Friendly merchandise
and the keynote of all-friendly
prices. Why not? Friendly
friends of the store make this
possible, pleasant. 1t spurs us
to broader and better and more
liberal trading.
Our cash plan is another
advantage to the customer with
money in hand. We give a
great big discount of 10 per cent.
This brings the cost of your
purchases right down to SUBJ
bottom, and you can afford to
get anything that we have in
the store.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19
THE JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS.
Having n General Good Time at the
Quarantine station.

Having n General Good Time AT the
Quarantine station.
There is nothing new in the case
of the japanese immigrants. Min
lister Cooper and his party are
still at the Quarantine station in
vestigating their status, and the
japanese Consul. General is also
conducting an inquiry on his own
account. At the present rate OF
progress it will be some time next
week before Minister Cooper con
cludes his labors, as only thirty
of the immigrants were examined
yesterday.
The Shinshiu maru brought
60 passengers in all. Of these
II free and Al contract
laborers have been released,
which. including q cabin passeng-
ers, makes total of III released.
There are now $40 rejected immi-
grants at the station including
those who were quarantined for
measles. These figures are official.
One of the women gave birth to
a child yesterday, and many sur
misses have been made as to its
correct nationality.
1t seems to be the prevailing
impression that there is no room
at the station to accommodate
the passengers just arriv.
ed on the Japanese steamer
this afternoon. This is not so.
Two thousand immigrants could
be taken care of at the quarantine
station at one time should the
necessity arise, though the place
would be uncomfortably crowded
The lot arriving today will 60 in,
to quarantine as a matter OF
course to comply with the recent
order of the Board of Health
which exacts full eighteen days
quarantine from the time of leav-
ing the last japanese port. The
two lots will be kept entirely sep
arate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19

Portuguese sugar MnI Before In,
supreme Court.

Portuguese sugar MnI Before the
supreme Court.
W. l.. Wilcox, commissioner for
partition in Kaakau and others vs..
Gaspar Sylvia, has filed a supple
mental report. All the parties
were willing to have each their
portions set off in one piece ex-
cepting Sylvia, who was willing if
it could be done on the easterly or
Waialua side of the land. This
the others having agreed to was
done. A map of the partition
appended to the report was
made by Robert W. Wilcox, sur
veyor, and the commissioner con-
siders it done in an efficient and
satisfactory manner.
Kinney d Ballou for plaintiff
have filed bill of exceptions to
the decision of Judge Perry sus-
tanning the demurrer of defendant
in the suit of A. Feek against
Oahu Railway & Land Company.
Kinney d Ballou for plaintiff
have filed motion for a decree
Diminishing the bill of complaint of
Peter High VS.. Francis Dunn and
+. II. f. Wolter, because, since
the Court decided it had not juris.
diction in equity, counsel for de-
PENDANTS had not prepared a
decree.
Judge Carter has rendered iudg-
ment in the case of Benson, Smith
e. Co. VS.. T. G. Eyton Walker, as
sumpsit, for plaintiffs in the sum
of $685., with interest from July
30, 1894, to date, costs and attor-
ney's fees. Magoon e. Edings for
plaintiffs; A. G. Correa for de-
PENDANT.
Chief Justice Judd having re-
covered from his illness of yester-
day, the Supreme Court was in
session this morning. The case
occupying its attention is j. S,
Canairo and others VS.. Jose G.,
Serrao and others, being a dis.
pute between two rival sets OF
officers of the Portuguese Sugar
Mill Co. of Hilo. G.. +. Little
represents the plaintiffs, and W
s. Wise the defendants. j. f
Hackfeld of III. Hackfeld d Co.
mortgages, is present in court. j
M. Vivas, a practitioner of the
lower courts, is privately assisting
counsel for the defendants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19

With Il large lot of goods just
received by the Australia and
Amy Turner, the Pacific Hard
ware Co. have another invoice of
the favorite Universal Stoves and
Ranges. Some sizes were sold AS
soon as set up, but another sup
ply has been ordered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL


A furnished house at Waikiki
beach is wanted.
The Healani dance for April
will be on the 10th.
Heavy rains are reported from
the island of Kauai.
Company A elected four new
members last night.
Pentecostal meetings at the Me
thodist church at 2:30 and 1870.
Nothing new has been develop
ed in the japanese matter today.
One Puahala was arrested short.
ly after noon and charged with
vagrancy.
Two arrests for minor offenses
were made by the police this
morning.
The japanese matter still holds
public attention to the exclusion
of almost everything else.
Policemen who are sent out by
the Marshal to serve papers In a
hurry are now taking to the wheel.
In the last few hours the wind
has veered around to the south
east, a good sign for a coming
storm.
In the police court this morning
four Chinese and six Japanese
gamblers were fined the usual $40
and costs.
King Bros. have just received a
pew lot of tissue paper, window
noles, sash rods, artists materials,
picture frames, etc.
The new boiler for the Bere-
tania street pumping station ar
rived on the Miowera and will be
put in place at once.
Contractor Tom Walker is max
ing good progress on the new EN-
meluth building, which will soon
be ready for the roof.
New suitings and pants patterns
are arriving by every mail steam
er for l.. b. Kerr. He sells single
yard at wholesale prices.
p George Sea, the popular and eff
ficient clerk of the police receiv-
ing station, is still dangerously ill
at his residence at Palama.
VIM. Wagener has been given
the contract for the erection of w.
M. Giffard's new residence at Ma
Xxi, the price being something
over $4,000.
Chas. j. Mccarthy has turned
bill poster today and is putting up
flaming posters showing the mer-
its of the book beer he received by
the Miowera.
The Tennis Association met
yesterday afternoon and decided
to hold the tournament in May. A
committee was appointed to ar
range program.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: rs
and 80 cents per night. 81, and
Sl25 ner week.
This evening the regular month
ly dance of the Healani Yacht
and Boat Club will be given at its
clubhouse. A good time is assured
from the unqualified success of
preceding dances of the moonlight
series.
The time of Judge de la Vergne
was taken up this morning with
J the trial of the criminal libel case
of Peter Correa against the Hs-
waiian Gazette Company. The
Court raled that the defendant was
not guilty.
Give me glass OF book beer,
1t comes but once year.
Said the thirsty man to the bar tender.
We don't keep it on tap,
Said the mixer, looking Hat,
Mt 10 tha 4 ,.riIl and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19

Portraits enlarged from small
photos and handsomely framed
for $40 at King Bros.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-19
House Wanted.

Furnished on the Beach at Waikiki
for a short time. Apply to "A.,"
p. o. Box 29S. 562 st
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

to be almost necessary for the existence of
They are thoroughly convinced that the
trustees need roasting and that they cannot
refrain from saying a few words about tho
alleged acknowledgement of the states prop
erty. This anti-unlverSity faction is bent
toward one idea. and nothing will turn
them from their purpose. They believe that
the land scrip fund of so, 900 a year was in
tended for an agricultural school and that
they should use it for other purpose
They further believe that to better ac-
compsh the purposes of the fund the
school should rot be located at Athens
but should be removed from the influence
of the other departments of education. pref
erably to Griffin. where it will be close to
the experiment farm. This faction will sub
NIT q report recommending that the funds
be separated from the other funds now con-
troled by the university and that sepa-
rate board of control be created. The re-
port Will be almost similar to that made
by the Blalocl committee on the same
question.
Then there IS another faction that also
believes I'm removing the land scrip funds
from the university proper, but they are
opposed to taking the money from the uni
versty without replacing ii. This faction
is one of the smallest on the committee
but 1t Is composed Of able men. They be-
Ueve that the funds were intended for an
agricultural school proper and should be
used for that purpose; that the state uni
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
NOT FOR EVERYTHING.

p,+ 10 Won have weak kidneys, bladder
trouble or distressing kidney complaint
tbc,, swamp Root VIII prove 10 be JUST the
remedy you need. Too frequent de'ic ~
urinate, scanty supply pain or o"h
In tho back is convincing evidence that
YOUR kidneys and bladder need doctoring.
There is comfort in the knoW!edg" so
often EXPRESSED that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
Root the great kidney remedy. fuhiIs
every wish in relieving pain In the bach'
kidneys, liver, bladder and every part oil
tho urinary passage IT corrccts lnaplilty
TO hold urine and sca!dng pain In passing
IT, or bad effects following use OF liquor
wine or beer, and overcomes that uhp'eas-
ant necessity of being compelled to get up
many times during the night to urlhato.
The mild ana the extraordinary effect Or
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t stands
tha highest for its wonderful cures OF the
most distressing casAs If you need
medicine YOU should have the best SOD by
DRUGGISTS. price 50 cents and $40. You may
have 4 sample bottle and pamphlet both sent
free by mail. Mention The weekly Constitu-
tfon. ana send your address to DR.. i<lImer
& co Blnehamton y. Y The pro3rieto1s
of this paper guarantee the genulnehe75 81
this offer. -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

months by o
the f'S
wasteh at MONDAY
o
borders
all have protected III
liberty, pursuits OF hap
providence nave
their lines oen
castin Places
of the Georgia. in ac
in special
of Heavenly Father whose blessings have
Thursday November
Thanksgiving and earnestly
mend that and that the people
amiy and public
earth multitude
Of His tender mercie
capitol
in the city Of Atlanta his 0 November,
W Y. ATKINSON.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

entitled to the governorship. as some OF
the politicians say, The News dominates
Judge Joel Branham, of Rome, for the
position.
Sparta Ishmaelite: If there is to be an
upsetting of incumbents in the statehouse
offices, The Ishmaelte bespeaks a change
in that of state school commissioner. A
change there would be something in the
nature of Il perennial luxury.
Cedartown Standard: Commissioner r. T.
Ncshitt of the state agricultural depart
mcnt succeeded in defeating Commission
er Henderson by the argument that he had
held the office eight years, which he sald
was long enough for one man to hoid
such an office He IS now serving his fourth
term as commissioner, and Senator Ste
yens-one of the most popular farmers
of southwest GeorSia-mforms Mr. N"Spitt
that he proposes to use against nm inc
same argument used SO effectively by Mr.
Nesb,tt against Commissioner Henderson,
Well whatever is sauce for the goose
ought to be sauce for the gander.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
E1nwnr Show in Oxford.

oxford. Ga. November H.-(Special)-For
the past two days the ladies of oxford have
had on exhibition their chrysanthomums
and other flowers. y vacant store was
fitted ND for the purpose and the Hover
show has been in every way successful.
Besides the encouragement thus given TO
the pcrfecting of the chrySanthcmumS and
other flowers, the event has been one OF
great social interest.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Modern and Up to Date.

From The Hampton, Ga, Herald.
The ent re state of Georgia should be
proud of the make up. the get up. and the
stand up OF one of the best papers publish
ed in the United States. That great mod
ern newspaper. The Atlanta Constitu-
tion--Long may 1t be not only the envy,
but the pride, of up-to-date newspapers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Female Diseases.

Cancers. Dropsy, Fits. Blood Poison and
Private troubles quickly cured. Opium ana
Morphine habits relieved and lost vigor
restored. Fifteen years success.
DIR ~. HENLEY SNYDER
Atlantr, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Senate Has Hot Debate.


Severa! of the senators took q hand in
the debate and the debate took a personal
turn two or three times. Senators Turner,
Is fitzpatrick, Stewart and Shropshire all had
a few words to say and there were some
humorous passages between them
Senator Turner said an Atlanta lawyer
was lobbying for the bill and when the
name of the lawyer was demanded by
Senator Fitzpatrick. Senator Turner said it
was Mr. Tyc. He later withdrew the
charge of lobbying.
When the bin brought to vote II
passed by vote of q to 10.
Mr.. Gray!s prohibition bill was one of the
first matters to come up before the senate
yesterday morning. The bill prohibits the
sale OF whisky In smaller quantities than
one pint, and prohibits the drinking or
liquor on the premises where II is SOLD IL
was lost by a vote of II to 70
The football bill passed by vote OF 81
to 4. An adverse report was made on Sen
ator Turner's bill prohibiting the shooting
al turkeys and other fowls for a prize with
chances stated on hitting the bird.
Senator BlaIock moved the passage of
CaIvins resolution appointing a commits
sion to mark confederate graves N noftlclH
states, the senate concurrinS unanimously
Senator Stewart, of the thirty fourth $,
building and lean aSSC citation bill, was
tn BLEED ou motion Of Senator Battle.
The house bill providing for the con-
domnauon OF properly ~ t'' Ihi,nsDT Of
companies, w, T"" 40 .,r."I,nt Of no quorum.
NJ. ""ycTnor Tuesday sent 10 the sem
atn Inc following nominations, which We're
confirmed:
John W. Phillips. Judge county tol"O VI
Franklin county. 4,, count of
A. y. NnS, So''~'''i
A. g. R.Ioy, judge county court of Hous-
w " G, Davis. solicitor county court of
Houston county a,,,,,,, co,,rtv court OF
,, d2ii" W. lt'''N'
- NJ Clarke solicitor county court or
WAYNE county
The following new plliS rNNn, IT no,Inty
a prohlplI!o'l - ~ o(fi Of mo code
"A h.i 70 atI,CiiG3 3,cf. on 9Ho5 of the code.
IN w senator Gray to prohibit tho
sale Of steam boilers without safety lHS-
able plug in the crown, , ~, so,,o+o
The 1oIlo"I"s "''7
I,,T MAILING StaCford's almanac LEGAL
,,-i1nora from 1850 20 700.
Nv senator Mann. to create new ch9r-
ter for the town OF Lyons; ,,, 49,, t.,.
BY Senator NlivoA, w ''''''''
court OF Coii'" '"stoi iisb the city court
T,,,i,..
A bin to provide for the VaHda'loh Oh
bonds.
ne poHSu"iit ,' nr', c,o4o section Ais.
q IN I'm 'a(,,,,rim1r county boards of cdu
catlon to nave a seal and use 1t on teach
rrs' license
The New Circuit.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
LIFE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
From The Dah1Onega Nugget.

From The DahloneEa Nugget.
Virgo Parks. who is said to be In the ieao
of all the b!ockaGers Of I.umpktn county
was In Dahlonega last Tuesday. Virgo has
q keen eye and If he does blockade Is not
caught up with often.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

our old friend Ell Wohunt was IN DAN
loncga first of the week to make a bond
for one of his sons. who was caught In the
act OF making mountain dew. lie NJ one
time represented this county in the legisla-
ture. but he hardly ever talks politics now
or leaves his home except on business.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
BOGGS DID NOT PRESS
HIS PROPOSITION
Board Of Trustees Did Not Take UP tho
HunniCltt Matter.
TIE CLIMAX IS TO COME
The Professor Will Press the Matter
to a Hearing.
TIE CHANCELLOR TALKS OF GAMBLER
States That He Did Say Unjust
Charges Had Been Made Against
the University.
TIE CLIMAX IS TO COME
TIE CHANCELLOR TALKS Of GAMBLER

1t was expected when the board of tras-
tees Of the state university convened Wed
ncsday morning that they would "ohSlocr
the proposition of Chancellor BCgSs TO can
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
WITH GEORGIA LEGISLATORS.

progress and ask the leave or the mousse
to sit again. This action required but a
majority of those voting and Mr.. Thomas
worked a smooth parliamentary trick to
perfection. He knew that to d!splace TIE
regular order he would have to have
ree-fourths. but to defer the action on
the convict matter would take but a ma
jority.
His motion was carried by a majority
vote and the committee reported back to
the house. The house then found itself i'll
exactly the same place as the starting
point. The body was nearer the con-
s.deration of the convict question than be-
fore and the only difference was that Stone
Mountain was pulling straight ahead to-
ward victory.
For Immediate Consideration.
Mr. Hall, Of Cowcta made a very smooth,
logical and convincing argument for the
Immediate consideration of the convict bill
He said he was certain the convict qucs-
ton was of more Importance than the
courthouse bill.
Another Vote Taken.
Mr.. Ware sprung his first motion on the
house again by asking that the house take
UP the DeKalb county contest bill. The
vote was taken and again three-fourths
vote could not be secured to displace the
regular order of business. tn" speaker
now declared that the house would re-
sumo the regular order of business, when
was the convict question
Mr.. Forarty. Of Richmond, offered an
amendment consisting of the first section
of his convict bin offered last session. The
section follows:
Section /. Be it enacted by the general
assembly, and it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, that from ana after
the passage Of this act the governor the
comptroller general. the attorney general,
the commissioner Of agriculture and the
principal Keeper Of the penitcntiary shall,
fii,Afn IlA fAI
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
From The I1llliay Mountain Signal.

From The Ellljay Mountain Signal.
Cherry Log. Ga, November &, 1S97-Mr
Martin Teen, ! notify you not to hire my
wife in anyway to worke about you nor in
your hous ror own your PRINCES | also
notify your wife not to heir my wife nor
make any contracts with heir in anyway
whatever.
WILLIAM ROBERT DILLTNGHAM
Published by request of VI. V. Teen.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Structure and Varicoce1e

Do not fail to read Michigan Medicine
Co.'S advertisement on page for men
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

NJ, man a enIa7I Iot 0f landsOnlo GOld plat"'t
ieWery to sell among friends. when aoi9 send
money and we send YOU plated table knives, forks,
Tablespoons 6 teaspoons silver plated butter
knife one shell. one pepper ANA one silver
plated salt shaker or keep half the money instead
Of the - pieces of full regular sizo tnhleN1f'.
BY sending YOU agree to pay or return laWG,ly On
demand Write your name. Mr.. Miss, or Mt or
we wont send. Addres, Dept, -, II. Il. T. Cos
$50 f. 1l6 St New York.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

Permanently cured. Particulars free. DR..
Tucker, Broad street Atlanta Ga
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-11-19
LOCAL TIE MS.

- The young men OF Hillsboro
will give a grand ball Thanksgiv
iEg night, at X, OF Z. hall.
Miss Ella Worden will prob
ably teach the school at Arroyo
Bonlto.
The father OF Mr.. Richard
Steele is visiting HIM and may re-
main the winter in Hillsboro.
j. b. Mcpherson has set up a
new hay baler at bis town ranch.
R. G Troeger. Esq, left for a
trip through old Mexico and Colo
rado, on Tuesday. He will return
here on or about the first of the
year, and IN the meantime has left
his brother, Robert. to look after
operations at the Bonanza mine.
Hon. ID. s. Miller and his in
teresting family, of Lake Valley,
visited in Hillsboro most Of the
week.
We understand that w. II.
Taylor, Of Hermosa. has accepted a
position with Hillsboro mining
company and will shortly remove
to this place. Nj. Taylor ia a
first class mining man and the
Hillsboro company is fortunate In
securing his services.
Mrs. j. II. Worden was 10
HIllsboro several days this week.
We learn that Mr.. Worden will
probably visit all winter IN the
East.
0ne OF the prettlest display
windows in any store that we have
seen 10 New Mexico. is that at the
Eva q. Dissinger jewelry estab
lishment ia Hillsboro.
The ladies' OF the Guild will
their fancy work for sale at
the Thanksgiving ball given by the
young gentlemen. and will also
serve an enchilllda supper in the
rooms adjoining Collsrd 4 Co a. /
evening. Nov. 25, 1897
Display Of fancy work begins at 7
p IN. sharp.
--Thos. Baxter, Joe Gallagher
and George Bullard have returned |
from a seven weeks trip through /
The Mogollou and Grant county /
% lining region. They saw some
good mines, bnt none better than
those Of the Hillsboro district. J
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-11-19
THE OLD TIMERS EEuNIoN

Monday was a perfect day aud
the Old Timers annual reunion
aud barbecue perfect success.
The committees appointed TO pre-
pare Tor the oceaslon did their
work well and everything was sys-
tematioally arranged to accommo-
date the three hundred visitors who
came in from neighborinR towns
aud hamlets. The speakers stal d
was presided over 10y President y.
s. Miller Of the association, tha
band, aud local choir lend by Mr..
Il. W. Clarke. President Miller
introduced Hon. w $. Hopewel,
Judge A. b. Elliott and Prof. $. A.
Sollenbtrger, who in their turn
entertained the large aSsemblage
for couple hours with oratorical
reminiscence aud recitation, Presi
den, Muller himself making mn ex.
collent speech The feast WAS then
ready AMI some half dozen volun
teer walters, accommodating young
gentlemen OF the town, stood ready
To assist all. Ii was an excellent
spread of roast beef, pork aud
beans, mutton, pickles, bread aud
butter, coffee, etc, and while tho
tables were crowded kodak pic-
lures Of tho happy assemblage were
taken by our local artists, Miss
Gertrude Fuller. Mira. Geo. l..
Fischer and Mr. Geo. /. Miller.
After the feast a meeting Of the
Old Timers was held at the Court
House for tho election Of officers
for the ensuing year and the trans
action Of other business. Az their
own urgent request President ID.
> Miller aud Secretary Will NJ.
Robins, who baye served the assoc
citation faithfully and well for six
years past, were allowed to retire,
and amid applause aud enthusiasm
Hon W =. Hopewell was elected
president and Capt Thos. Murphy
secretary. A committee was
chosen composed Of the outgoing
aud incoming officers. with tho
addition Of Hon D. NJ. Webster,
to confer with the old timers Assoc
citation at Santa Fe in regard to a
combination Of the organizations
and the building OF an old timerh
homo and tho maintainance of
permrnent headquarters at Hills.
boro.
In the afternoon there were
horse races and games. in the even.
ing grand ball, and the festivities
of the day, enjoyed by all, were
over.