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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
GOnntil Ylniis, Soma.

6or no9le DOge liben neobrGnote a
gommslt 9anotmGrte Der / 8pen, nemIi9
en- geisitaIO p9nins uf IRA. Den lises
at pare 40 Aar sammel.
- 9isst at en- Mano fanotes Of
5olt, iom arbelber paa Sainois Sen:
traI, itte Ianet ira Bpen. qi9ipnsmen.
oene tom til BET ReiuItat, at 8eosaar.
ioeen par ubetenbt. Senere bar Der
uGret Gale ON, at Der maulfe %forelaa ct
Woro.
- 6li Bropn, nlminbelig fenot
unoer Rapnet c. o. d. Yromu iom
for no9le Aar lioen fgttebe berfra ii.
Dubuque er tonimcn tiIbn9e o9 aabner
Grocery 6%orretnins i9en ben 30 oennes.
ulr. og Nars. 6. Antsrion Ieireoe
ben l3oe oennes bsres GeIpbrpQup.
SlGsfninse ira Virgo. Deb, Our I'll
Sieoe, Iiseiau qaltOr 6%briltianien fra
Omaha. Mr. Qnosrlen meo 6amiIie tils
bsrer Weni9beosn. ban bar eu @rocerp
5orretning bsr gpen.
- The BARRIERS Union, lom arbei,
Der pua at faa ale gurberforretninser I'll
at lutte ON Ssnoasen, bar bait ct BAR
Retiergan9e imob andre / 6orretninsen
Tor S%pertrabelie al Spnoogslouen,
bpiItei bog enonu intel bar beuirtei; bet
ifulbs ba pare mango Climbs Sprer.
- Bpaouotaten % no9le Meblsms
m.r Of gpraaoet urbeiosr iurigt paa at
faa Union Yaclflc Jernbanetompn9ni
iaeet at Union Apenus paa @runo al, at
8ompusniet ffaI lite baue operbolbt fine
1sfter eler Rontrafter, lise ina bar gpa
ranoet bufl tlIeiIisbeb meb al faa paaliss
net Stat inborsust. 20 af Bpraabsts
Weblsmmsr sr imioIertio / Rompa9nieis
lieneite, bet bi9lper NOT
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arpbisrsn ,goiton"i abmiral Oewsp's
5laabe psb MuniIu, er tommen bjem
for fort lib iibsn.
5uttisiOrtanber SatiOn iunot
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bubts @aitsr baube iasst Boplaos TO
gpen tiIbsrenbs 9nie, os %forlansts, at
be sisbIittsIis ituIoe ilptte. bpiItet Bee
bosrns Of bel enc 9us nGstsbe, bOorpaa
Mr. 3adion, iom lite sr no9en lille
Drsns, lite psnteoe paa PoIitimast;
men islp git tiIuarts, os / omtrins B
Minutter uar ban Sejerberre pua YIab'
ZEN.
Ssnbu9 gftermiooas og aiten
bapbe ri fGIIss I'm 9 b o s msoe
o T y M a q % y Gil Slh 8
Il 9 b Orenin9er. gaitor
Sarah Gen TN prGoiteoe peo oenne
9eiIi9beb. Oct par, tan meo Sanobe6
f9es, ct sObt MpOe. 9errens Orb lob
ueIisnet, babe bdpienbe, terIist 90
ulDorIist, ssnnsm bans Eiensrs Muno
ouer 9eftsn. ,Uaeo 9iertet trOr man
til RetiGroisbeO; men meo Munoen be-
teubsr man til SuIissOyeIie." pditOr
Is triitiunen fra Omaha ilutteoe
Mpoet msb nOsIe Opmunlrinslr til at
Iagge be Orb, lom nj bauoe bsrt, paa
9jertet. Mr. 9uns anosrin ira
Blair beis9te Os unoer Webst.
Oct iises, at gintten til Senous
If 9o MOors, en- Gar SnlpectOr pau
Gortbwsiisrn gnnsn fit enc Ben ouers
fsri. Narmsre OpIpsninser manSIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
Maupaca,, Mis.

grGiteboli9erpe Der / gpen ere M
mart ieroi9e. 9eu'gaanos Weni9bebs,
lom bar ueret beboet at Yaitor Ger S.
10 for ct Bar Maaneoer, bIiuer malet.
Dor 5reIitrs N~leni9beos piI, ON alt
gaar pei, bIiue bofaroi9 til l. Au9ult.
= 8ifteritispatienterne bape MI ale
oOerItaaet Sp9oommen. lloe paa Spr.
ne5iemmet er ale be nobpenoi9e 0eiin=
feetloner bIeune ioreta9ue, o9 ri baabe
oenne MAJ baaoe uere ben icrite % iioite
9llit, cen SruiOmme SpSoom ser %.
- Or. Carl Sanoer og 6uifru
par / Iiolte uge geio9 Dos bans Spiter
/ @reen gup.
: Wfan9e at geenabfoltene bar pas
ret / Veips hos genner o9 Betenote /
ben iibite u9e; ibIunot Dem er Mifs
rgoui E Spren en-, Better Niel:
E II o9 6umiIie, Wrs. $ Gram
O9 Diis Nora tat B lie en-.
= gn lille Dotter bar / ben iiolte
u9e meIot i'm Nntomlt Dos Ur. Og Nas.
0 an DprffIer.
= Zen mesen He9n, ri bar foaet /
ben iiblte u9e, 5ar foitet lite laa Iiot
Cab iblanot Jurmerne. Me9et neoifaa'
ret SO er bleuen ipoleret % EN- bel Del
Paris Green er bleuen uaifet al 8ars
to lerne, iom er en al be llosifter, Der
lager ilemt paa 6%ortienelten.
= San9toret fra Dor 6teIiers DE:
nigbeb to9 en- lille lloflust iiblte lorsoa9
Iften Ill Mrs. Ole pole, / benoes
Scmmerbiem paa Ell al 9erne ueo
@bain:o': Gate, buor be tiIbragte en- glao
og beba9eIls aften.
= 6rtitldn Gen en- % Spn,
& arl, tom biem iiolte ll9e efter en- 3
Waaneoers Rejle til Danmarf. Orr.
SEMEN buuoe bet life ret 9obt blemme,
oa ban par ip9 meset at Chen. s 6es
benboun trai be paa paitOr ). u. Sers'
ii D fra Neenob.
- 6luire Golbp, en- 25aaria Sen al
- ~ L
0teu. u. y. 0oIbp Der / gpen, oooe
iiolte 6reon9. iom 6pIge al at baue Ipili
for me9et Paris Green Deb Otiooa9s
tin itoo ban / 9oitbuiet og ipilte flert
IeifefnIoe at @iiten, o9 ban maa bap'
faaet lite iaa ltot, inoen ban blep ian:
get. 6un tom itrats unber BebanoIinl
at Or. Irimble, iom uar b0s BAN belt
gftermiroa9en, men ouigepeI lptteoes
bet lite at reoba bans Gin. San beot
unber frpsteli9e Smerter 81. 6 iumm'
Dag. 9un bleu besrauet tote Spnoa(
6ftermiooa9.
Mrs. Sobn AnoIo % lille Se'
fra Gbicaso, a pau en- Mauueos Yeiel
hos lin Wober / Belmont.
Nirs. 9. 9. Serenien er Rani.
towoc benne llo i Beis9 Dos benbe!
6or9lbre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
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profesior s.. WDnefen. Con al
m,sfouriipncOens ierife 6Ormanc. pa.
ftot u pneten, beOs q. 5uni. IS
Aar gommel.
Qfoeoe bapos mango Aar uRret Bros
fesior psb Spnobens prutiiit.tbeoIo9ilte
Seminarinm { Springfietb, ST.
Den norte SpnuOe bar bes
luttet at paabe9pnoe en- 9eonin9emis'
fon / Sapan. poitor . ii rte ND
Ifal paa oens llnoeritetteIie ta9e meoi.
emf %uebanneIie os oernait ON ct 4ars
lib uolenees til Sapan. S%pnoben op:
retter en- e9en aasie for benne 9ebnirge'
misiion.
6ataIoset for u9utOna Is 0 l.
Iege. Canton, 9. o., n%opilsr, at
Stolsn iibite aar baUoe l4s GIeuer
nnoer ) gGrsre.
gernsb emmeti 8eIoit So.
bar mobtaeet $500 eitsr teltamentariit
genemmsIie al aioeoe Wts. pernille
Is. 6erom, gats Co., q. 3.
Den %norifs, lntbstfte 6ritirteba bar
talost puitor s.. u. III ct ) til Bro
fesirr 1bsoIo9i ueO Au9sbuts Semi'
narium.
SnOenior g5ritirtsn" bar BET
uaret TART Gale ON at iaa ct raj tea
furfus Stano Aar - bel / eiS'
bso meo iaaoanne uouitIin9stnrins, iom
afboIoes baaoe / 0anmart, Ror9e %
9ultlanb. = Nu oplpier imiolertio Pa'
for M. Salt iert en- paa 6nr:
iustomiteens 8egus, at Der nGppe fan
bliue Gale ON noget Rarlus / aar.
Rom bet alereoe nu i Stano, irobs
gauitelisbeosrne meo 6ortorags3oIoer'
eeres lib, BY, 9otale % SpboIo -
.uiIbe bet nGpps bIiue en- Success.
0enere uil 8omitsen baOe alt uel oronet
I'll matte aar.
Bar bette lite en- Iante, iom NOT for'
tients aIuOrIis Suerpeitlis inbsnior Den
forsnsos banits eng. lutb. Sirte"s Bra
fer. ON pi tunoe preue paa Of fna
nogIe pratefur us Stano.
Bibelen i Ruslanb. Or. Ris
doIiou, iom ! u Aar bar ioreliaaet
gibsIsuooeIinssn / RusIanO, b%eretisr,
at 1898 CT be uobelte giblets 4nioI
iteget til URiuion, mens Tor 2 aar
iiben bet tun bopoe naaet 80. 600.
qaftOr 3. 8. aiIbfis iAIbert
yea, Winn., bar beilutlet at optass
R isions9eruinsen / 6reeborn fra
ferffommsnbs Ssuoos al. 3 5reeborn,
iom Iieser bsnueb Is MiI ira albert
Sea, Dor Der mango Dan ltsre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
0repfms' Saa

nil TONNE Tor Den npe arl9stet / Gens
nss, i gsspnoelien at Gusuif, ber menes-
msuem 7. os II. Nusuit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-07-26
9em rmsiisfe 5romfDlgerS

Sig IleU Ia9t i en- bett 9utbtef fuust
Siiie, os iuuIeoes fort oper Utoltou til
ct. Yetersbor9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

1,h,oooo rura % (sneciaD-Wheat lost almost
cent to-day and had little recovery The last prices
were nc to sc under Saturday. September SOLD AZ
73s.c and at 74ssd74s4c and closed at 7ig74lsc on
the curb It was weak al 73&c. There was great
deal of July liquidation, and the July discount
ridened m nc One commission firm prominent
Of late on the bull side sold about 3cOm oushels
10 Counseman-Dav. The buying was sca''ele''
a share OF II apparently by interests inclined 70
take on wheat in the closing days OF June eNpe0'
ing July rally Prices showed a &c break from
week ago. There were all the old bear cohsue'a
tions of last week large receipts. fine weather ana
lower cables Kansas City had 800 cars. against p
a year ago; the Northwest sSl, compared VIII" '''
here there were 155. compared with Iast EeA''
At primary points there were l,2lsVoo bushels cunf
pared with 100 900 bushels last year. The Visio@
supply increased $4,000 bushels the local STOCK NJ
creased 20 900 bushels The worlds shipments were
7s7l COO bushels compared with S6i7c0 bushels last
year. There was decrease on passage OF S'V''
bushels The English visible supply decreaseu Ias'
900 bushels. Clearances were $4,000 bushels' Ing
shipping business here was light, but the seaooa'a
claimed 81 loads for export There was perfect
weather The foreign crop news was rather con-
fictng good and bad. with some recent rains "
Russia.
Corn in view of the wheat break and OF heavy
receipts showed exceptional nrmness, on at one
time l4q&c but up that much at another time ana
finally closing at about Saturdays prices 10 ~
sg cars with l. 300 estimated for tomorrow. Inc
big holders did no selling. Patten and otn9s
holding 20 their lines. Liverpool was shade easier.
sentember sold at 337sc and 3isc. and closed ~
3rLc July closed at SAC. There was heavy cas-"
business here somewhere around 100000 oushe's'
with a good share Of Il for export. ana Az '"i.
The visible increased $4,000 bushels The io'n
stock increased $4,000 bushels. There was s'i'a'
I rcrease on passage. The West had pof'eo'
weather. worlds shipments were $500" ousne ..
about the same as last year. Clearances were oS""
bushels; charters 7O5 900 bushels The Patten pa
10 supposed to hold somewhere around o"'''N
bushels OF corn. :.
There was about the same experience IN oaVs
In corn. the big holders standing pat ana o.NS
sellers consequently showing timidity Inc 20
! prices were trihe over Saturdays, kgNc oS"
July, closing at 24Ao: September, 2l'zazisc' y"
cepts were s73 cars. with 3SS for Tuesday O'eA
a,ces were 25S 0co bushels. The visible decreAs
34i 900 bushels the local stock, s5soD oushe'S' ~
| creased 10000 bushels. ,,S,
Provisions about held their own-quiet' VIZ, W.,
| narrow limits. Last prices were the same aS g,
| urday's 10 2sc under. There were 5000 hoss "" ~.
% 900 for tomorrow Fears OF a strike a. a..
stock wards together with the capital cas-" -
/ mand are steadying prices. -. .iosed AZ
| on the curb nuts on September wheat go 60. corn
| 7si. G73sc calls 74iad74≻ puts on sep'eU'O''
! Sss.c calls 34Ad3i%c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Market duh and lrreg-
MAR Standard Oil closed at 467d69 against i6r2n
1891 on Saturday. Last prices on the other prom
inent issues were: Amsterdam Gas, 3ll4G52i4; pro-
ferred 6slA05s; Air Power 79dS2: Bay State Gas,
17s02; Amalgamated Copper 93lsG9i1z: Republic
Steel 1sd17Ik: preferred, 6Os.G62; Havana CONNER
cial 291kq9Olk; preferred 67GSsA; Kentucky Distil
leres 1Sd1S4; preferred. 5SG5g5; Electric Vehicle,
O3aOs Union Steel and Chain, 27isa2S; preferred.
67lkQ6S
FOREIGN DEALINGS.-London prices were
higher and aroitrage houses bought upward of fifty
thousand shares in the local market. There was
also considerable buying direct orders especially
of New-York Central and Union Pacific.
NO DIVIDEND on WABASH A'S-The Wabash
directors at their meeting yesterday formally de-
cided not to pay a dividend the debenture A
bonds OF the company. This action had been fore
shadowed owing to the known sentiment in the
Board in favor OF nquidatng the hoa ting debt be
fore making any other than obligatory disburse
ments. A surplus applicable to a payment on the
debenture AS is admitted TO have been earned but
the money has been expended In the payment OF
car trust and other Indebtedness. director said
that the company IN a position to pay OF every
dollar Of It's floating debt but that the last OF the
notes outstanding do not mature until several
months hence.
GOLD EXPORTS-Gold to the amount OF $3.50 coo
was engaged yesterday for export to Europe to-day
RAILROAD EARNINGS HEAVY.-Of thirty
railroads reporting earnings yesterday for the
third week in June. twenty nine companies showed
a total gain the week last year OF So, 4s
and two companies losses OF So.72s The heaviest
gains shown by Chicago Great Western.
Louisville and Nashville. Canadian Pacific. Mexican
Central, Minneapolis and St Louis. Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas. Missouri Pacific Ontario and West
ern. st. Louis Southwestern. ST. Louis and San
Francisco. Texas and Pacific and Wabash
DIVIDENDS DECLARED-The Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank has declared dividend OF 81.
per cent. payable on and after Monday. July IT,
The Greenwich Savings Bank has declared a
dividend OF ga per cent. payable July H.
The Irving Savings Institution has declared a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27

Exchanges. N1.s7s5ol balances sl'so.S ~. .os
cago-Exchanges $40 400; balances s' 'o,av IN
-, ~ nor cent, open market discount rate.
a,.@a sic per cent for short and long bills, ber,rn
Ltp- '-.O p ner cent Berlin exchange on Lon
don % marks AZ pfennlgs. Paris eNchanse ~"
London. 25 francs 20 centmes. Paris o'SooO"'
27s per cent r,,.,.h consols closed
FOkhi 90 Money and iO7 1916 for the Gfeb a.
az Eron NO., rentes iOl francs % centimes' 'P"'
III ~ YER MARKET-Bar silver 0tc ocnden.
IL dhE ,i Ht dollars, 4SI4c Bar silver III N0"'
q l1-lbd. ,,s..a % 20. Lisbon "a;
RHenos Ayres 1l7.50 Rome TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market firm. Final
folloU.

RAILROAD BONDS.-Moderately active and
frm. The heaviest dealings were in the Atchison
and ST. Louis Southwestern issues. Central Georgia
consoi 6s ST. Paul As Erie general lien As. Louis
Vile and Nashville general 6s. oregon Railroad and
Navigation 4s Union Pacific Is, Wabash debenture
BIS, Rock Island IS. Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf lists Kansas and Texas As Ontario and West
ern refunding As Northern Pacific general lien 3s
and Reading As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
STOCKS STRONG AND UP.
NEW. YORK CENTRAL ACTIVE.

ALL THE VANDERBILT SHARES IN DE-
+" MAND-BONDs AND MONEY.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal acoVe
securities and net changes from Saturdays last
calae wore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money call. 2h per cent.
with exceptions at 2Ad4 per cent The last loan
was at per cent The time money market
quiet and unchanged at S3Iz per for all dates
Commercial paper was in good demand Rates
were unchanged at 3aSA per cent for prime in
dorsed bills receivable. ShG3h per cent for high
grade single names and 4G4h per cent for other
good names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market dull and steady
Actual closing rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27

.,,.,a =, ner cent payable on and after July 10
W. Irn,on Dime Savings Institution has de-
o,arod dividend of 3ls per cent. payable July :"
or any time later ,o,.ro. d,vi
The Citizens Savings Bank has declared -
sond of az per cent payable on and after jury ~.
The American Steel and Wire COMPANY u -, az
,o..ov has declared a quarterly dividend Oh "a
49, son, unon preferred stock payable July 10.
pc. Pc. Central National Bank of the City OF New
vorr has declared a semi-annual dividend OF PEI
cent navable on and after July l.
The Continental Trust Company has deciareu ,,,o
,suaI quarterly dividend of " per cent pay
on July 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. New Orleans-Com-
merciai.' 75c.; bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight. l2lAc; telegraph. l5c. Cincinnat-Over the
counter. SOC premium: between banks. Doc dis
count. Savannah-Buying, l-lsc discount: selling
75c per 5000 premium. Chsrleston-Buying par:
selling. nc premium. Boston--25c discount Chi
cago-5c discount
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges
81. f5.6ll; balances. Ss42557 Boston-Exchanges
rS,42ies; balances. Sss2,e2s Baltimore Ex-
changes. S2ssss sos: balances. s4oo2so Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. June o. 4 p. m.-American securities were
firm from the opening on bears covering Inc
anal tone was firm and the demand falr. Last
nrices were Atchison. 1917 Canadian Pacinc lW1o
St Paul lSllb; Illinois Central nS; LouisVille' I
49,, poo,eo nreferred TN: New-York Central,
1aou. Erie 1914. Pennsylvania 81 Reading loHs
Erie arst preferred. SH and Northern Pacihc pre-
ferred 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Actl cash bal s275 1887 s27esS2oS2 Inc si'%i'o"
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. s5oS5s1 internal revenue
receipts 1881 400: miscellaneous receipts |-o@"'
total receipts s2.OS65eo expenditures, $4,000. IKE
ceipts for month TO date, SS'p6,i4o eHpei'u''ui
coo oos no ces. or receipts as Receipts for
tbe fiscal wear to date. &06.G6.26: eXpenoltures'
500 637 972 excess OF expenditures, S1Osl Go ,,o
CENTS of National bank notes for redemption slo-'-
92.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27

OUTSTDE SECURITY MARKET.
STREET RAILROADS IN THIS JILL
.penorted BY C. l. Hudson Co. Nos "a q %
BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27

sBx dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27

ENLISTED. ts2oF. TIA dividend.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29

One who is the owner of a vain.
able watch is very particular with
regard to who the matchmaker
is who makes required repairs.
There are watchmskers and watch
makers, as there are repairers and
repsirers in the bicycle industry.
The Pacific Cycle and Manufac-
turing Co., on Fort street, have
only the best of worknen en-
ployed and repair work entrusted
to ,h IN Is faithfully repaired al
reasonable prices and TO more
fully ensure public contiisuce,
the work turned out from their
factory is guaranteed. They han
die sll kinds OF bicycle fittings
and make it their constant aim 10
reach the bulI's,.ye 10 the estima-
ton of all customers who can ap.
preciate god work in The repair
line; work that will stand the test
OF usage and prove their guaran-
tee. Sewing machines aud all
kinds of typewriters needing re
pairs will be sent for and deliver
ed to any part of the city. Tele-
phone No. 1926.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
HONOLULU EXCHANGE SALES.

1910 a m. Session: 100 Ookala "a; 10 Oahu aoa:
100 kihe i6h; 100 Kihei I6h; Pioneer Min 29s;
Eva 400.
ap. IN. Session-oo Maunaiei. 9M; ~ Maunalei, 10;
loo ookala. s1h; SO ookals. AN; IS Kihei. 10.
HAWAIIAN EXCHANGE SALES.
20 Maunalei, assessable. az; as MeBryde. assess
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
Notice to Creditors.

Having been appointed Administrator of
the Estate of Jens Martin Lee. deceased,
by the Honorable Gardner K. Wilder.
Judge of the Third and Fourth Judicial
Circuits, Island of Hawaii, and having
duly qualified rs such, do hereby request
all persons having claims against said
estate to present them, duly authenticated,
and with proper vouchers, If any exist, 10
me, at my residence, at eleven miles on
Vol 'ano Road, keaau, Island of Hawaii,
within six months from this 10th day of
May, A. d. 1899.
Hilo, Hawai-, Nav 10Th. A. n 1899.
PETER LEE.
I22I-MyI5,22,2oJe5 Administrator.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29

DIR, Roig-rs is g ting his place
in Manos Valley fixed up iu fine
-hspe. His is Que of the neatest
little homes ia the valley.
Another honse i. being huilt in
the vicinity of the Townsend
home on the left hand side of the
road going up.
Prisoners arc just now busy
taxing out rock from some of the
band about ,hrea.qa arters of the
way mp the valley for the purpose
of making top dressing for the
partof the road that is being re.
paired.
There was absolutely no rain 10
Msnoa during s .turday and Sun
day. Fine weather prevailed.
Day after day the signs adver-
Using land in Manoa for sale are
becoming more and more numer-
Qua. Up as far rs the Castle
home signs can be seen on every
hand.
Tue residence Of Gerrit p.
Wilder above Punahou il begin
ming to look very we'll. Mr..
Wilder has been doing great
deal OF planting and the fine eff.
fects are beginning to show.
The night blooming cereus
plants along the Punahou College
grounds are again in bud, By
the next moon there will be thou
sands OF blo.s ms. rne plants
that were set ont along the wall of
The pasture mauka IF the College
DOT long ago are almost to the top
Of the wall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29

The morning organ says the
object of the Omaha Exhibit il to
convince people of the Main
land" that citiz rs of Hawaii oc.
casionally read the newspapers.
The official organ would naturally
oppose the a1ti-c 'loHial object
since ii bases its views IN the
Godkin and, Boston Transcript
idea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
A SOLDIERS LETTER.

Il we were to take the sayso Of
traitorous individuals who cloak
their deeds with the name "antI-
expansion" it might be supposed
that love of:country is.dead, that
voluut 'ers want to get home after
The fun of campaign is over, that
reverence for the flag lis n misno.
mer expressed ouly by children
aud the thong AS usual the
words and acts expressive IT the
nations degradation aud coward
ice come from the rear ranks;
never from the fighting front.
Au interesting and in piling in
cident Of the Philippine campaign
is letter written by Srret. CLas.
Preacher Of The South Dakota vol.
unteers, a letter received by friends
at home the same day that tele-
graphic dispatches told OF the man
receiving bis death wound. Preach.
er wrote: We have just received
orders to bivousc tonight short
distance ahead of our present po-
sitiou aud to advance at 4 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. That means
business. If l lose the number OF
my mess-well, good by. You will
understand that it is not bun
combe TO say at this time that l
cheerfuliy lay my life on the altar
o. patriotism, and it l am spared
the sncriice, l will try to live, ss !
would die - for my country. All
the boys feel about the same way,
and the cold feet are scarce"
1t is merely an item from
common so'dirr's letter, sirplo,
slangy, but to the point: express
sive OF sentiment slandared by
the duty shirkers and laughed at
by the overcivilized theoriznrs 10
whom "the altar of patriotism" is
q meanin gless phrase fraught
with buucomOe and productive oil
fanny stories. Let the traitors
spr"ad their spurious literature
aud the shirkers laugh at ex
pressions of patriotism until the
last breath is gagged wi II a funny
story, the nation will q forward
10 the pathway OF progress which
such men as Sergeant Preacher
IL the fighting froat of war, bu,i
ness and politics,
There IL no honest citizan OF
the United States who would not
choose 10 he anthor OF Sergeant
Preachers letter rather than all
the statistical works that Edward
Atkinson and his followers can
muster. When our uation reaches
the point OF degradation where
the so'dierly love of the country
aud of tn flag fails to appeal to
the living majority, thrn sni not
till then may men question tie
c. ,'ritv of TIE prnpln 10 acc [
aud carry The burd MS thrust upon
tlem by the Circumstance of wtr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-29

Sugar is not the only produce
OF annexation and the new planta.
tin. Numerous new six bats.
Pence Albert coat, dnehiug spans
o. blooded horses, sty lish turn.
oats with liveried coacbmen, in
crease 10 the retInue of servants
snl general air of swelldom
where Puritsnical'simplicity was
once the ruleare noticeable featu res
of the new prosperity aud big
dividends.