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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-08
REGISTER TO-DAY WITHOUT FAIL.
GUNNER DRINKS IN TURKEY.


In one respect. at any rate, CONSTANT
nople is certainly up TO New York. 1t is
that of cooling. non-intoXicant drinks.
You cannot get away from them: in all
the main streets nearly every other shop
has counter of white marble. and large
bottles of iced water. lemonade, cherry
syrup. pomegranate syrup or something
OF the sort. Green leaves surround the
bottle. and e little machine keeps up
tinkling of glasses to attract the passers-
by Certain shops are known for their
specialtfes in certain syrups, and others
TO- their water. about which Turks are
very particular and can tell at once from
which of the many springs near the capi-
ia. II comes. The streets swarm with itin-
Grant sellers with elaborate arrangements
for keeping the water cool. Some have
regular booth, where they dispense any
thing from water to gazenze, which Is
the name for effervescing lemonade"
writes q correspondent In the East.
'.The simplest method Is that adopted
b.. those who carry about huge glass
bottle, holding about two gallons of lem
onade, on the mouth OF which is balanced
n large lump of ice. continually dripping
into the bottle. These drinks are the
cheapest-one farthing a tumbler. Unfor-
tunateiy. the coin representing a farthing
IS oirnost extinct. 80 that the drinker has
to drink two glasses or come back next
day for the balance. The ice cream ven-
doris. too. must not be forgotten. Their
picturesque get up is very distinctive. ami
they do a roaring% trade. The ices they
sci. are very pure. and one never hears
OF cases of Illness among those eating
them. The tine when the men do tneir
best business with Europeans is at night.
after dinner Every one is then sitting
Outside on the terraces or balconies over
hanging the Bosporus: the ice cream man
curres along in n boat. and seems at once
10 supply 1ong-felt want"
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REGISTER N0Wl AT ONCEl
A SENSATION Is
LOOKED FOR TO-DAY

A sensation Is expected to develop in
the United States District Court this
morning when the case of Linn Shen Chow
Is called LIN is in jail charged with ac-
copting bride. and it is SAID that queer
tale of erookedness hangs to the charge,
involving some persons not mentioned as
yet.
Lin Shen Chow Is very wei known. For
some years he has been a trusted employe
ard Interpreter for the Custom house. He
had much TO do with the landing OF Chi
nose coming from the Orient and was con-
siderod an excellent man. Chow is said
TO have acted as interpreter in the case
OF Lau King and Chul Hoy. who are now
under arrest for being Illegally in the
country.
Chow is accused OF having accepted Q
bride from ore Of the Chinese.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
Circuit OF the Territory OF Hawaii
In Probate.-At Chambers.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Ferdi-
nond w. Hutchison. deceased.
Application having this day been
made by Sarcpta n. Quick. executrix
% the will OF the late Charles Il. Gu
lick, the administrator OF said estate
during his lifetime. praying that she
may DO appointed administrators de
bonis non OF said estate. no settlement
OF said estate having been made;
Notice II hereby given that FRI
day. the ninth day Of November
A. ID. 1900, ut 10 o'clock A. m,
be and hereby n appointed TOT
hearing said petition In the courtroom
% this court at Honolulu, Oahu, AZ
which time and place all persons con.
cerncd may appear and show cause, "
any they have. why said petition should
Dated az Honoluiu, oahu. this 9Th day
OF October. A. ID. 1900.
by the Court. -.
5Gs0--Oct 9. ~. 20. "a.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TINT
the wholesale liquor business hereto
fore carried on by J. Il. Comes and j.
NJ Camara. under the firm name OF
Cunara a Co. has been Dissolved by
mrtua. consent. and that ]. T.. Como =
wiz from october 1. 1900. to October ].
i5si. conduct said business undsr sa'd
firm name OF Camara a Co.
=. L.. Comes assuming al liabilities
AMI all accounts OF the firrl Will he que
and paJ able 10 him.
Honolulu. october 6. 1900.
y. NJ. CAMATRA.
565O j. Il. COMES.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
xAIllUi ACRlCUlT URAl co.
LIMITED.

ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN CALL
q on the sssessabie stock Of this
company ss TO become due ana payable
a tns Office Of Castle q Cooke. Ltd. on
September 18TH. 1890. 10 per cent 0lo
per sbare); Delinquent October 18th.
zee
October soth. 1900. 10 per cent Csls per
shsrel: delinquent November soth. 1900.
w. A. BOWEN.
sss rrss. wsisiua AR. Co. Ltd.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Honolulu Stock
Yards Co, Ltd. will be called on Oc-
tober Is. 1900. at the Office of the COM
pany. for the purpose OF electing direc-
tors for the ensuing year. All stock
holders are requested to be present or
represented by proxy. The meeting Is
called for $50 n. m.
A. NEwHoUsE,
1855 Secretary.
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NOTICE.
0LAA ASSESSMENTS.

THE TWELFTH ASSESSMENT OF
~ per cent. OF fifty cents per share.
was due August 10th. and Is paying
penalty: Will be delinquent on the 10th
u October. 1900.
THE THIRTEENTH ASSESSMENT
0f ~ per cent. or fifty cents per sharel
became due September I. 1900. and beard
penalty from October LIST, becoming
ieliduent October 81. 1900.
All payable at the Offices OF Alexander
= Baldwin. Ltd. Judd building.
J. II. COOKE,
Treas. Olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
Honolulu. October /. 1900. 1856
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BE SURE THAT YOUR NAME is ON
THE REGISTER.
INDOOR BASEBALL.
Season Opened by VICTORY Of Bust
ness Men Saturday

The indoor baseball season opened on
Saturday night. when q team of Business
Men defeated team Of Evening CIass
men at the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation by a score of ISL TIE teams
were as follows:
business Men--Frank Atherton, John
Waterhouse. Joe Cooke. f. Clark, Cheek,
George Waterhcuse, Charles Austin, Fred.
Berger.
Evening Classes-Johnson, Frank Hill,
Ferrier. Charles Young. Ed. Irish, Will.
Kerr, Elerath, A. l.. Castle.
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DON'T WAIT TO REGISTER, DC
IT NOW.
TO ENTERTAIN -sHRINEns.
Hilo Business nIen Fall Generally
Into Line.

HILO, Hawaii, October 6-Hlo Masoas
and the pubEc generally are getting ready
for the arrival of the Shriners, which is
scheduled by the weather prophets for
next week Sunday. They will be here two
or three days and some of them will go
10 the Volcano. 1t IS believed, however,
that there VIII be plenty of tine TO give
them a big Hawaiian luau, and this is
v hat the Masses propose doing, and with
the several hundred dollars collected
from business men OF the town, added to
what the Masons themselves win put UP,
il seems likely that this project can BE-
put through in good shape.
The plan is to erect a big pavilion on
the grounds Of the Hilo Hotel. as. was
done some time ago for the Moir recep-
,t.on. The luau will be held there in the
afternoon, and q ball in the evening. Mr..
lMcDonough, the proprietor of the hotel,
agrees to contribute half the cost OF
erecting the structure.
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PRECINCT MEETING.

Precinct club OF the First Precinct.
Fourth District. Republican party.
There VIII be a meeting Of the above
club az the Government Nursery. King
street. on Friday. October n. 1900. at
$3.50 p. mn. a fun attendance Is request
ed.
H. 9. TOWNSEND. President.
H.. q. EOYD. Secretary. 500
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DR.. w. H. MAYS

HAS OPENED AN OFF1rF FOB
practice OF medicine and surgery at 81!
Beretania street, next house beyond
Central Union Church.
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to II M, 2 K
p. M. and to 8 p. m. Sundays:
to II a. IN.
Telephone Coz. $500
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NOTICE.

DURING MY TEMPORARY ABB
sence from the city. my business will
be continued under the management of
c. f. Stafford, who has full power of
attorney for me. Any business entrust-
ed to our care will receive prompt and
careful attention.
(Signed): WILLIAM c. GREGG,
Doing business as w. c. Gregg &
Co. Office: Rooms and Brew
err Building.
Dated: September 1, 1900. 1863
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NOTICE..

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER /, 1900.
the firm of Camara & Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, late OF Fort street, now
doing business on Alakea street, be-
tween King and Merchant streets. will
be conducted by ]. E. Comes, under the
firm name of Camara & Co. All ac-
counts of the firm will be due and col
lectable as heretofore.
$500 CAMARA & CO.
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hsrpoons and rifles for shark hunting or
other amusement that offers. 1t is pos
s:ble that within short time a trip to
fino VIII be made. As she can travel at
II Knots. the distance will be covered
quickly. Either this week or next trip
70 Waiaiua Will be made. The harbor
there Ia safe and generally smooth and
tne vessel can be anchored. The light
Skin which Is carried on the launch will
be used to good advantage.
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notice


.,.-,So on THE UNDER
"a sss, and Agents. held IN
- '', '. October en-. 1900 the fol-
\ ipi' -,
.., rsat ell merchandise
Iclt.s.. any wharf 10 ,s IN. llar Tl','
~ ,lo . ann p steam or sailing YES
I nssll !, mo rick 5t the owners
~ ,s.fifnot removed with.
p'sl an, hours offer . p. M ., .,
W., !. which 10 has been la1dea
~ . oa 1 sr isit oo ,rs wharf az
N wy, .,esrse NJ enc owners or
',,,sprRauALpwtN LTD
| mrwrp q co trp.
| .rtr a COOKE IT'D
- n DAVIES & co. LTD
ssacErrtp . CO LTD
"a IRWIN q Co LTD
|,s scraEFET q co
-. o,,ebsr on. 1900 $3.50
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ASSESSING NTS.
MAUNALEI SUGAR CO.. LTD

THE SIXTH ASSESSMENT OF ONE
dollar per share on the assessab. e
stoc'. OF the Maunalei Sugar Company
was due September 5. 1900, and Is now
subject To a penalty OF l per cent per
month.
The seventh assessment of one dollar
per share IL now due and payable 90
the undersigned
EMMETT MAY.
Treas. Maunalei Sugar Co. Ltd
Honolulu. October s. 1900 56ss
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NOTICE.

DIR. n. v. MURRAY bees to inform
his patients and the public that from
and after October !. 1900. j. w. Lunins
has ceased 90 be his collector. and Is
no longer authorized to receive and re
Colpt for any outstanding claims.
AL accounts due and owing must be
paid 90 Mr.. sydney Jordan. who Is duly
empowered To receive and receipt fOF
same.
5s7o II. v. MURRAY.
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'sTOU kINosRGAETEN

|elssw , s,.. department on Oahu
~ u,.s. ". .l W receive pupils. Nflss
/ Ia h,5 ..,ulersiior % the DEPART
4 Y sgss,i, .lise, f1r a number 81
4h chi....' W, slcccsHful kinder.
n s,ss e. N.as Al.oIne IIlteb-
s,n y n. ..nsnrnd bs aaslsi,pt A
| anl,,. Y ,aahl iialI has sssn 49,. =
~ b1i,i iof ne work untn tbsLia-
; lt,.,..,,s - erected. "'''-
~ ss..,A VII meet tbu8r.. -,
IL IN. .i n..ornIns az Central fio,e =,
ns,s IN, 'lldfen vii he ma. '' wv,
M SONG ana roturnioS ,r 49,
sH ~ paliiauiar. stt.. -.
Vahp College. p,in.ba,
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Catholic Benevolent Union viii take
plucc this Monday evening at 1850
O'Clock az the Catholic Mission.
LOUIS n. MEDEIRO9.
Recording Secretary.
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BY AUTHORITY.

The sale Of the lease OF the Govern
ment lot on King Street. Honolulu
oahu. Is hereby postponed until further
notice.
J. A. McCANDLEss.
Superintendent OF Public Works.
Public Works ONCE. Honolulu. octo-
Der 8. 1900. ss7o
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NOTICE.
$500

ALL PERSONS WISHING TO SUB
scribe TO the Democratic campaign funf
are requested To make payment of their
subscriptions 10 any member OF tbs
Finance Committee.
+. b. M'CLANAHAN.
J. F. COLRURN,
G. ]. CAMPBELL.
5565 Finance Committee.
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Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
meeting OF the stockholders of c. Brew
err n Co, Ltd. will be held at the o;Ilce
81 the company In Honolulu, on Satur-
day. October 18th. at 10 n. n.
GEORGE H. ROBGRTsoN
Manager.
Dated Honolulu. October 3, 1900.
$50
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REGISTER TODAY.
DO NOT DELAY REGISTERING.

Only the highest grade OF RED RUB
Der II used IN the sramos made OF
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Gu.
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FAST CRAFT
MAKES TRIP
Young's Waterwitch a
Marvel.
is HANDY AND BEAUTIFUL
HUNS to Pearl Harbor in an Hour
and Proves Herself a
IS "Corker."

frehie foung's new launch, the Water
Feh' had her initial trip in Honolulu
~tters on Saturday afternoon. There was
4 POLY party on board and a most delight
iut run was made to Pearl Farbor and
ooN. The personnel OF the party includ-
ed Mrs. Annis Montague Turner. the
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animal away. Then Beckman brought
suit. In his complaint he says that the
turning over of the animal to Porter 70
be killed was in effect giving 1t away;
heEce he believes that he is entitled to
tbs. horse. II Porter succeeded in curing
It and then sold 1t he could give a good
title to the animal. This is the case tina.
Judge Dickey Will have to unravef short
b1r
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For more than half a century the
famous old Jesse Moore Whiskey has
)een favofite with connoisSeurs. To
be had at Lovcjoy & Co.'s, Honolulu.
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Only the highest grade Of RID RUB
Der IL used In the stamps MADE %
he HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
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FOR SALE.

II. sotIDWtNO PLANTATIONS
's,xrnY SUPPLIES AND Ma.
ssl |, offered for sale - q
.xER q Co. LTD.
s.reulsrs and prices can b
= .llIns H their ONES on Queen
1 a.,,., oa,. Rock Crusher, No. q
-. s,h n n. 2. portable boiler
~sss sIsvaior and buckets
s,r DIN. complete. with " III. y
4. \, compfes-or. etc.
- r0slsf steam Pls~s q gang.
~ ,.sr,ment spare psrta
ksaP surfing Boilers
:. ar-n's Fuel Economisers.
r~slnron High Duty steam
- rnslnss capacity Eve million
I. ~ \ hours against o total
~ q Ipst
'msiil pupler Pump. capacity
~ rIlcns psr "a hours
ANT Pump
~ Centrifugal Pumps
a, onlnfugal Pump.
n1npntA slids vsivs Engine.
-
isairprsh, Tubular Boiler.
,iih1uplet Pump
!! \; !; ., 4; 4 s.'... IN IN. .'...
s.iAi. y pounds and /"
.y.t. !. .,ond-Aand Picks. SHOW
s,s ',' t,sS SS f, pair. of
= = q t s.,:' ,, TOO. su...
n-R 4 rrscs scsis
' 49, s s.,,.. So. !, !,
p.se pull.,
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~. -
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! 49, a,r,..
D,av,o. O. O
MtWT ~ In
"NUNA "a w.,
UNITED
Queen Ctrae,
. VI@Su SISeI
~
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~ NrNlI
,f lhe Island Of Oahu
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''''t b,t HIl,.6,oNALp once,
|ac.. motel and noroianis
fsn,'sii \, SsI,'lour'. sn 70 10
| r,i. \, p m sundays -
Iha,s va, ~ y p-uour, 10.
Fl1 ia D M sundays.
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REGISTER TO-DAY WITHOUT FAIL
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$c,1Se-KINAU STREET LOT. s. 4 1ls,
with many valuable trees and
Ghrubbery; ready to build upon.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-10-11
For District judge,

Judge LADDERS name will ap-
pear in the Independent and
democratic column on the offic-
ial ballot, and thus he leaves
the judgship controversy with
the people of this district.
We should say the Judge has
taken a good course in the
matter. The contest for the
Republican nomination seems
to be hedged in with such un-
certainties and the Judge feel
ing that he is considerably
hampered in the matter, and
there being no question, no
controversy and no difficulties
to over come in the nonpart-
izan nomination, he accepts the
latter and appeals to the peo-
pie contidant-that this best
and greatest tribunal, the peo-
pie, will decide the contest to
his satisfaction.
The Times has said that
Judge LADDERS court is one of
the best in the state and we
have said that there is no
virtue in the effort, so far as
the public is concerned, to
change the judgship within the
republican party for the mere
sake of making it more partizan
and factional than it now is.
In fact it is the aim of many
men to retain the judiciary of
the district nonpartzan. Men
feel that under all the circum-
stances this is the better plan,
and undoubtedly this is the
way the people of the district
will settle the matter-for four
years more.
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How to Vote.

If a man desires to vote a
"straight"ticket, all he needs to
do is to put a cross in the des-
ignation of his party at the
head of the ballot. But if he
desires to vote a "split" ticket,
in addition to the cross at the
head in his party designation,
he may cross to the opposite
column and put a cross after
the name for whom he wishes
to vote, and scratch the
name he desires to vote
against. This indie te 6
that the intention of the voter
is to vote the straight ticket
with the exception of the case
thus noted or name scratched.
Be careful about this much,
and then there's no need to put
a cross after every name for
whom you wish to vote.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-10-11

Mrs. Jas. Purdon is at Lis
bon for a few days. Went this
week.
Miss Barbara Padeska is
visiting with Mrs. Frank
Voves.
Judge Lauder will hold court
at Forman, Sargent county,
next week.
Mrs. Loda Clark of Fergus
Falls Minn., is visiting friends
in this city this week.
1t is expected that 200 peo-
pie will go to Abercrombie to
hear Gov. Lind the 18th.
Mrs. Sidney Cohn had her
piano shipped from her former
home, Bismarck, this week.
Good business opportunity
at Pennington, this county.
Write or see Postmaster Rouns
veil, at that point:
w. &. Shive of this city, a
machine expert and one of the
best hosremen in the state, was
at Abercrombie a day or too
this week.
| The Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, is the largest,
best equipped, and m t
thorough business college isa
the West. Write for catalog.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Du Bois of Usage,
la. and Miss Laura Comstock
of Elma, la. were married, Oct.
4th, at the home of Mrs. Com
stock, Fourth street, Waheptoll,
Rev. G. HI. Davies officiating.
Invitations are out for the
wedding of Mr.. Henry Bull and
Miss Annie Koppelman of
Great Bend. The event takes
place October 18th, in the Ger
man Lutheran church south of
Great Bend.--Hankinson News.
The postoffice at Moselle
will he discontinued in a short
time and the mail go to Wynd-
mere. There is practically no
business at the Moselle office
since the town was moved to
Wyndmere.-Hankerson News
Mr.. Horatio J. Taylor who
has been at Cape Nome for
some time returned to Fair
mount last night. He will
leave Sunday morning for Bar
raboo, Wis.,, where his wife is
now living. Fairmont News.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-10-11
KAsISICHKE's VERDICT,
The Federal Court Of Appeal Says
It Is All Right,

The federal court of appeals
has filed an affirmation in the
case of the Great Northern,
plaintiff in error, against Carl
Kasisichke defendant in court
who was the plaintiff in the
lower court. Kasisic k e
was an employe of the
company and at Brecken-
ridge, Mimi, was adjusting a
tender with coal, when the
chute gave way and about a
ton of coal poured down upon
him. He later signed q release
to the company, in consider
alton of medical attendance,
but on the trial swore that he
did not read or write English
-understandingly and did not
clearly comprehend the import
of the written release. The jury
gave him a verdict of $3.50
which Judge Thayer refers to
as very moderate. The case
came from the district of North
Dakota. Minneapolis Journal.
This is a casewherein Freerks
Brothers of this city were at
torneys for Kasisichke, who
won in the lower court and now
have the affirpation of the
upper court.
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and produced a remedy. Said
there would be no trouble about
the remedy if men could be
placed on guard who would do
their sworn duty to the public
welfare. Mr.. Shattuck is a
splendid speaker and is effec-
tive.
Mrs. annett IA. Knox is the
accomplished wife of DIR.
Knox, recently president of the
L. here. Mrs. Knox is one of
the formost educators in the
west and her election to the
office of supt of schools of this
county would be- a deserved
compliment and she would
make an admirable officer.
Math Schoenborn died We'd
nesday evening at his home in
Breckenridge, and the remains
| will be laid at rest in the Cath
olic cemetery, Saturday morn
ing, from St. Johns church,
this city. Deceased has been
ill the past several months
with kidney difficulty, and
leaves a wife and four children
to mourn his death, who have
the sympathy of the entire
community.
Last Monday night Geo. w.
Freerks and Guy Diyet of Wah-
peton spoke in Dougherty's hall
on the issues of the day and re-
publicanism of Richland coun-
~. Mr.. Freerks is good
speaker but when a person
hears Guy on republicanism of
this county, they will certainly
vote for better principles than
those principles exercised by
the leading republican office
holders of the county, or they
will stand before the people as
approving of such curruption.
Fairmount News.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1900-10-11
E. M. Owen Dead,

f.. NJ. Owen died at Moor
head, ,Saturday,and the remains
were laid at rest there from
his parents residence, Tues
day, under the auspices of the
masonic fraternity. Several
ladies and gentlemen of Wah-
petion attended as follows: Mr..
and Mrs. N. ]. Bohlke, Mrs.
Osland, Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Morley, and Messrs
Swank, Rahlstad, Schwigle
and Broderick.
Deceased had been in ill
health the past few years
and though he struggled hard
against fate there never SEEM
ed any improvement for him
and he sank away gradually
to the end, leaving a wife
and two sons,latter some 10 and
IA years of age, respectively.
Was one of the best fellows
alive and one of the best rail-
road men in the west. Some
years ago the editor of The
Times on an Omaha train east
of st Paul, was cordially ac-
costed by the conductor-a
bright fine looking man, who
said. You from Wahpeton:
Yes. "Do you know Ed. Oman,
there? Yes. "Well do you
people know that he is one of
the best men and one OF the
best railroad men in the
world" ETC., etc.
On returning we spoke to Ed
about it and he said, Oh, yes,
that's-so and so. He's good
friend of mine.
1t is true that Mr.. Oman in
life and as agent for the Nor tn.
ern Pacific here, had hosts OF
friends, all of whom were sor ry
that-misfortone overlook hi NJ
and now universal sympathy
goes out to the sorrowine
widow and children.