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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22

1t may not hurt joke to crack it,
but some of the crackers ought to be
hurt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22

"A gentleman recently cured of dys-
pepsia gave the following appropriate
rendering of Burns famous blessing;
Some have meat and cannot eat. and
some have none that want it; but we
have meat and we can at,-Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure be thanked" This prepare
ton Will digest what you eat. 1t
instantly relieves and radically cures
Indigestion and all stomach disorders,
All. johnson & Co., druggists
A perfectly collected man is one who.
has hean gathered to his fathers.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22

Love is but transport, says poet.
Yes, but so is a canal boat, for that
matter.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22
THE BULIRNGTON.'
Gas sH z. TtaE CARD.
De SOTO STATION.
LEAvR GOING NORTH.

LhAFE UUINU NUfsIHs-
ST. Paul Express, except Sunday, 7:8ta. m.
La Crosse Express, except Sunday. Z "a ID. N.
Accommodation, except Sunday, 1865 D. z.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22
Institute and EXdminati rs.
hGSTITI ITE

A teachers institute will be held In the
b tgh school bu Hiding, at Viroqua, beginning
AUGUST 18th H sSo c SesEsa
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22

1t is no credit to man to keep his
word because no one will take it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22
VILLAGE AND WARD CAUCUsES, TO BE
HELD At :a0 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING.

De Soto village. DE Soto House. 2
Hillsboro village. Village hall
LaFArge village, DeJeans' hail.
Ontario village, Vernon House.
Readstown village. Crooks hall. =
Viola village. Kendalls store
Westby village. Village hall.....2
Oitg OF Yiroqua--
First ward, CU Y hall ....... ....
second ward H5lgesen's Oflice..3
Third ward Cenaos office.-...
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22
They Struck IL Rich.

When ghosts walk they probably enter
houses with the aid of skeleton keys.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22
EXAMINATIONS.

READS1O wv, AUG. 10th and 11hh.
VIROQUA, 4 10. &5th, eth and 2Sh
DESOIO, AUG ST SOth and S1S
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-08-22

). r. Sims, Alice II. shuts, OF the River Falls
Normal, and +. E. Mitchell OF the Oshkosh
Normal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
Sin 5BratcrsE Eruit grplaut.

3uIammenfunft bon 0irettorer IN
Buffalo. - 8erat6ungen 6inter
Deri6Iohenen S6iirsn.
Buffalo, 10. 6ebruar. - Die
Oirsftoren elmer 2ln3obl 8auoepi[Iez
3beater i'm 2anos Iino bier 5uiammen
getommen uno ipielen bic 9ebeimniBz
boQsn. 9inter DerihtDTIenen 56iiren
6;elien lie cine 8erat6ung db, unb
penn man Ii6 ertunp:gte, mas benn
eigentli4 borgebe, mar S4tpeigen bic
Qntport. Dem 8srne6men na6 nr(z
len bic bet6eiGgtsn 56sater Oireftoz
ren Elm rSbnoifat" griinoen. 9is NOS
i6:gen borbsreitenoen S6ritta ioGsn
btrfits auf einfr Dor 8tpei Wphen in
@bicago dbge6altensn GonFeren3 gu
Sianoe gefommen iein. 2ln Der ge=
bsimen 8erat6ung in Buffalo nabmen
5feil: s. 8. &O6l Don @6icago, 5rant
0rep BON Gebslanb, Ular 2lnoerion
oon Cincinnati. QB. s. GampbeG ppn
Glcpelanb, u. .. M2ners pon San
6ran3isco uno Wli6ael S6dtp BON
8uFfalo. gDie melt Der gsplunte S6eaz
terzSruIt gebie6en lit. tonnte nod ni6t
ermittelt peroen.
Spdtsr erfu6r man BON Clinton
WiIiOn bon Der n8llIon &c 8auoepile
gr6an9e" BON NspsYort, Der Suupt4
5pef Der 8erdt6ung lei getpeien, bic
8e3a6.ung Der mittpirtenoen &rdfts su
nregulirsn." 9urR ge9enisitige greisz
8ertInbarung puroe man in 3ufunft
Oerbuten oab Elm YManager" oem ans
persn our4 hD6ere SalGr OfFerten
Die ~8auoeOils QrtiItsn" psqne6me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
Sas Gilenbabn llnglud bel Jnrt
Niber, Ni9.

@is( beosutenbsr .als urIpriins(i9 onz
gsnonrmen tpurbe. Stint perfoz
nsn tpsrbsn np9 permiBt uno neun
tpurpen perlebt.
Csc bo, Wfi6.. 9. Jsbruar.
= 9us giienbabnzllnslid, tpeldes
Ti9 seitern Ibsnb Bel 1orbzRiper,
Mid.. srei9nets. mar Elm piel fdlimmsz
reg, als urIpriingli9 onssnonmen
ipurbe. ylsun perfonsn tpurbsn esz
taotst. neun perleBt unb fiinf perben
osumiBt. Die 5dbten linb Der 9epddz
meiitsr %. 6. 9ia, ber 8remIer Wm.
Dillon. SRI. @eDmour aus 0vla4@o.f
Ufi9.. Der sSnsenieur Gbarles Wfartin
bon Gscanaba, Der Snsenieur @so. R.
Blad BON gscanaba, Der Mgent Der
Upper psniniula 8reping Comp,
Sumuel Green BON 9fegallnse, 5tpei
unbefannte MfGnner unb eine unbez
fannte Jrau.
Inter ben idtper. gum Sbeil tODtr
lid Werlebten befinben fi4 Der 5ol5z
bdnbler g. SO. 8rotpn bon bier, 5rou
Sepmour, Sbeobore be Gorb bon9uro=
tpooo. Wlib., osr Gonbutteur Hi9arb
gtobxrts bon bier. peter 2sgg, DON bier,
Gofonotipfiibrer Sames Green unb
5sissr Gole gaee.
Die @srmiblen iinb IGnmtli9 pais
iaeere. Wabrfdsinli9 lieesn ibre
2sifsr nod untsr esn 5riimmsrn bs=
Rraben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11

QaubTbe .0opnes, Der i9m nebsnbst
5000 2nrl. iGbrli6 einbrin9t, bat sr
Ieinsn ObIt9arten nit p2n belten ran
a0FI6en 9(pfelIorttn an9sbaut. 4u4
in Der Qiterutur lit Butler gut sltla7
osn; er liebt bic 8ii4er, obihon Ieln
Sploateulsben inn ni4t p,el 3elt gum
Stuo;um gslaHen fat. ScotP5 galz
laosn tpeiB er dusipenoiG uno duf lel1
nsn 6efo3iigen begleiten i9n lnuner
Sacon's ,@haDs" uno Gbas. 2amb's
,GHups Of Glia." Gr lit Elm Sdmm@
ler Der 0,rte Rustin's in isltsntn
Iuseuber. @r Pat eins 8prliebe tur
fluIIiIfe MuIit, uno unter 5shgenpnls
i6sn &inItlern 5:ebt er 2eig6ton ppr,
pbI6on sr NIT WGnais uno 8Obm auf
frsunpIhaftli6sm 6uBe itdno.
Die SeI bun9 rib aus.
Ourban, 10. 6e6ruur. - Die
gosren buben Sdfonold, eins POli3eiz
Station i'm 3ululdrOe, genpnHnen.
oSSn Der oorber ge6enoen gid6t erplo@
oirte Der Magiitrat oas Mugd5in uno
goa nit Der Ppli5ei uno Ieinem Stdbe
na9 @Ihotpe ab.
Na If Nfrita d6gereiit.
2onoon, 10. 5s6ruor. - Der
Ssr3og pon DeItminIter id.fTte fi4
beute auf bsm 0ampfsr rNorman" 5u
SoutbamptOn ein, UNI iejnen PlaB inn
@to6s oas britiIfsn S6'rsGommtHGts
in Siibz9lfrifa, Cir 2tlfreo N}ilnor.
pieber ein3urs6men. Prjr8eIiin @oolz
plus BON 9ed unp Qabn 2(rtbur 8lo8a
benor 6sQleiteten i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
MasfenbGQe.
0ar0erpbe.

tMN prittss jdbrlides Gomfrt : Dali
xLL inter ben Nuipisien bes
'Sinacbors Ger erffen eeuffo,en perenisz
ten epanselifd,en Stride,
@aternz QneRue, 5fpiifen Sroabpap uno Innit raEe,
Wiittwpcb Mbenr. ben ID. Scbruar 1900,
- IN ber German idz NJ dnner o,pr=S tile, -
Rei=9umbarbz Strafe.
Sidets 25c. bic 9sron. Ser Sorbanq ipiro I'm
llbr aufeeben. Wtitqlie0cr unO SreunOe fnp
irsunDitbit einqelaoen
(42-5) TdS Spmfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
Sroens=Mus3ei4nung.
Sin befannter g6icasoer 2(ntpalt err
bdlt bas Rittsrfreu5 sritsr Slaie
bonn 3dbrineer 2Dlpen.

Sin befannter g6icasoer 2lnipalt err
balt bos 3ittsrtreu5 eriter &lofe
bonn 3dbrin9er 20lpen.
@bicaeo, Sa, 10. 5sbruor. -
Wilbslm 8ode, elm befannter 6ieiiaer
oeufi6 ameritaniI I6er Qlopofat, bat
bon DEM Winiiter bes @robber3oss
bon 8absn, 8rauer in 8arlsrux, pas
folgenoe ii6 ielbit erfldrenbs S6reiz
ben erbalten: rSie Baden in Den lsBten
Sobren BEL elmer grDBsren 3abl sur
@rlebigung 9slanstsr, meiItsns fttpiez
rig gelessnsr NadlaBidaften bur9
ensrgii9e unb 5islbstpubte Sbdtisfeit
bic Sutsreisn babiIaer Staatsange=
bDrissr pirfIum geltsno 9ema9t nb
aua Dur4 9eraus9abe Sbres fir Den
sei4dftli4en 9sbraud 10 niiBli9sn
9anobuds Der 3ehtspfless in ben
Ser. Staaten BON Wmerifa in peiten
&reiIen fi4 9(nertennuns ertporben.
Sc gersl9t mir baber CUR 5reuos, 81
men mittbsilsn gu fOnnen, bab Se. a0z
nisliAe 5obsit, Der @roBbsrsog, auf
meinen 4ntras ssrubt babsn. Sbnsn
bus Rittsrtrsu5 erksr alafe b0flt Ieiz
neg Orosns Dom 3Gbrinssr 2Dtpen gu
perlsihen. 3usleid iprsds i9 SSbnsn
gu oisTsr Qus3ei4nung meinsn frsuniOr
lidften @liidpuni9 aus" 9r. 8ods
1T elm 9stsran bes amsritunii 8irz
aerfrisgss. Sur 3sit als in gbicaeo
aonIul 9lorbsnflp4t ieinss gmtss
paltete, erbielt @rde ben rotben 9(Olsr
Srben britter aldfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
y ltsrbd3p tonn ni6t sun
3Hu6e fommer.

parts, 10. 6ebruur. - 0sr
g2emps" be6auptst. Major GraT@Iter=
ba3D NOBLE iia Den 8sri6ten auf ole
slHtla9e Itsqen, in Isinem 8eIiB pas
I'M 0repfus Z Yro5eB oielgendnnte
S9riftItiit yGett. banaille be D" sur
habsr. @r foQ audi ieBt 3ugeben, bes
goroertau auf QnpsiIung BON O6srit
Sanoberr gsI6rie6sn gu BADEN, nm
oen oeuti6sn M;litdr 2(tta9e ..
ShparBtoppen au tauIdsh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
Gut(dufcu:

@on msinem 9laBe an Der alt.n Sarorp=Roab
elm Yaar % en- gun e. peiB, itipars
unD e.lb e.Iei6net; ferner elm Gb peatt=
9 q p=So mn D: &uq,meiene Selpbuune fir bic
8iidliefsruns p.rislben auf nleiner Sarm opsr an
eiiDipeit=Gfs Der 9OliOap> uno Gapette=Strase bel
6ranf Sunfer 42-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
Sunlnr uicht nah.


Der Streit in 9entudD ben @eridt%r
sur Gnf4sibung iiberla6en. -
Der rspub,itunjIde llIurpdtor
mid bas llsbsrs.ntommeu nitbt
unter5ei4nen. - Die M;lj5 aufz
qelDIt. - Gsorbnete 3uItdnos 5u
ertpartsn.
6runtfort, &p, 10. 6tbruar.
- 8puoerneur 5uDtor 6ut entIbieDsn,
Der 2sqislatur gu srlauben, Ii4 gu pers
idmmeln, uno Dem 8eIeBe ieinen 2uui
3u laGen. Gr tpeigsrt lih, Oas 2ouiSs
piQsr Ilsbereintommen 5u unter3el6s
ren. Die 3ruppen merben iofort na4
oauIe 6eprbert unO Bis mDrgen bic
StaDt perldhsn Baben. Sdplor mid
Iih Der gntI6eioung Der 8eri6te tls
Qsn. IS purpe bei4loTen, Der Gegiss
latur 3u erlauben. na4 6gantfort qua
riif5utebren.
Die 2egislatur ge6t naq
5rautfOrt.
Trantfprt, 8D., 10. 6ebrudr
- 8ouberneur %. +. 5aDlor 6dt einC
protlamatipn erlaIIen, porin er ieIn
2eqislatur bon 2onoon abberuft uni
CUR S:bung in 6rantfort am W(ontdf
Niittug beorbsrt,
Qpnbpn, 8p., 10. 6fbruur.
9ejoe 9duIsr b;etten i6re regelmdBige
SiBung. 8icez8ouOerneur WfarIGaa
fu6rts Den 8orIiB i'm Senat. 8eioe
6GuIer bertagten iih Bis UIontdg.
8Ieiben in Qpui5pil(e.
@ouispil(e, &D, 10. 62brudr.
= 2(uf Die @npit6lung be5 8oubera
neur8 ged6dm in elmer beioen 9Guiern
3ugeIanoten BptI9oft entfdieo Die Sez
qislQtur, ibre SiBunQen BIER db5ubala
ten. 8pupern2ur 9edbam ertldrt, oaB
bur6 bic NnpeIsn6ett un9eiebli6 Be-
pdffneter i'm Stuat8 Rapitpl 81
fErantfprt er Der @tieBgebung teine
8arantie fir fire Si4sr6ejt geben
f0nne.
4uF Der 6d6rte Don 8oea
bsI's 90 bern.
5rantfort. 8p.. 10. 5e6rudr.
= Die 9oli3ei IoG Our6 bic 8erhdf1
tung BON Silas Sones, einem Hepubllz
taner aus Ntlion Gountp, auf bic
ri6tige SSG6rte BON @ot6le's M0rDern
gelangt fs;n. SObn 9ori4ult elm
Setter beg 2(rrsItanttn, 1T 3par m!ea
Der freigslaKen poroen, oOA ldBt bic
poli3ei i'm peiter iibernaden.
Wlan bat ermittelt, oaB SSons5 NIT
iener piloen S6aar pDn 3apIorsGe1tz
ten aus ben Bergen BON &sntud1 nd4
5ranffOrt ge3ogen fam uno no4 am
Gben0 Dor Dem WfOroangriff duf
9pebsl in Oem Staats8ebduOe ilberz
nu9tsts. Gr Iagt, er babe in Der Stdot
3uriidbleiben miifIen, tpeil er oas betz
ipro6sns @elp fiir bic 9eimreiie BON
ben republitunii6en 6iibrern nldt eta
bielt.
Der g1etp=Yorter Criminal 2(oooa
fat SberIt 3. 6. @ampbel 1T bft ben
Na6fori6ungen nu4 Den Sbdtern be-
bulfli6.
Sm &reu5Der60r iOG Sones ungsgea
Ben baden, oaB 6a5lsn W6itidter, Der
lih unter Der 2ntlage BEG Morounz
critics auf 8oebel in 9uft befinoet
an bem 8erbre6en uls Mitpifer be-
t6eiligt gepeisn lei. Deitere @er6df4
tungen ioaen beOoriteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11
Sic beloennliit6igrn Soercll,
"9er Gntt, orr GiIrn mad1fen lief, arr
,unllte keine AmedDte."
2Sarnm &nQer ben Taaltran5 anfgab
5nere1t 9Rn1tn1ttere n1ud)te1t ne1t
A11fentbnlt 1e>tnenlitbltd1*
Der &Dnien Siftcria vtlutst bas 9ers" lhpn pieoer

anton G9urda lsgrapb buB Buffer fatsn 5hlIhd batt
Gorb Tobsr besbt ff bic 8sidrrung MooberzaO - NOd
feline gruhefsn. - 2obpim6s usbsrqa6e cine Irog BON
tpengsn Sagsn gBas Der ofi3hGe aannosBer in 2onz
bon iagt. = 2ung aabines @ibung in 2onbon
@dnpeigsn if @op
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-11

= Die MDbslbdnoler S. Gregg &c
So. in NeipzYort babsn nit 100000
9erbinbti9teiten fallirt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-29
A Chinese Meeting
Ends in a Fight

There was a very warm time NJ tbx
meeting of the Chinese In the hall 81
the United Chinese Society on Kisx
street last night. In fact, IL waxed IN
warm that fight was the result. The
meeting was called for the purpose OF
deciding on what disposition to MAKE
Of the funds of the Chinese Relief 30
ciety. It was well known fact thar
the Bow Wongs were In favor Of hsS-
ing the money turned into the cofie,x
OF the Chinese Hospital and that uss
Imperialists were for placing these
funds at the disposal of the United Ch,-
nese Society to be used for charitablE
purposes.
zee Chin and Chu Gem were In tSe
chair. The meeting was called TO ~
der and a communication from Chiness
Consul Yang Wei Pin was rcnd. he BE-
ing unable to be present at the mee5s
ing. The Consul stated IL as his uIsk
that the funds, some $500. be turned
over to the United Chinese Society. TIM
same to be used for charitable pC~
poses. This was a signal for all ktnfs
OF trouble. w. w. Ahana, c. Ayau ana
others OF the Reform party objestAc
to this disposition Of the money -
very strong language. Akau Of IL
Lung Tu tribe arose and objected ~
the remarks OF the members n fS~
Bow Wong Society. The advice OF tbe
Consul should be followed. There VS.
more objection on the part Of the Boz
Wongs and for a time. Il looked NJ NJ
there would be trouble. The chairman
called for order and vote was takeA-
II was found that the large majority
was on the side Of the Consul
The motion for adjournment had just
been put when some OF the Bow wonx
Society began to say unpleasant thin5
about the two chairmen and Chm Gen
in particular. This officer arose fru2
his seat and declared that II any 81
pensions were cast on him by any a
the members, he would resign at oarz-
Hot words followed. In the midst n
which, w. W. .Ahana wrfggled his w
out OF the crowded house. and gained
the open. His associate Ayau was MT
so fortunate. Angry Imperialiscz
punched him several times and there
were promises Of general CONFLICT q
the two opposing factions but cooker
judgment prevailed and the trouh1c
was soon brought to an end.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-29
LOCAL and GENERAL

Admiral schley will retire next o..
tobcr.
Porto Rico has passed a bill intro
ducing tho jury system.
The wife ~ Senator VIM. y. Frye
died suddenly IN Washington. Dec a.
The Karoililli mission school Of the
same church had It's good time yester.
day
Csmara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Sachs Dry Goods Co.'S store will re-
main open this evening and on New
Years Eve.
Chickens 20 cents each, ducks ~
cents for today only. See ad OF Homo
lulu Market Co. on page s.
The ship S. ID. Carleton in charge Of
Captain Amesbury has left Tacoma
with a cargo OF coal for Kahului.
Rough weather Is reported by steam
ers from Kauai. In crossing channel
sea was rough with strong head winds.
The New York Times published the
complete returns of the national cleo
ton which show McKinley's majority
to be over a million. ti
Delegate Wilcox has forwarded his
friends COPIES of the Congressional
Record giving the account OF his adj.
mission TO the floor of Congress.
lIo,r, cohh- Adams ,rinoinoi -, N,
Kaneobe school. is in town today. On
the way he paid a flying visit TO his
friend DIR. Hubert Wood al Waialiia.
On nocomher ~ tho Amsr,oa, bark
Tee pro,hora ,os ,aL,no an oooo tons
., con, a, rocon,, ,or ,ho r.,,nds al,
a., ,h,. ,t,,. q, ,,o,, -, ho. 900, horo
.sono s,oo,., n,rrosos y, ,nravor p.
u;,u no poy T. Gorge toni a, n,
an, a, ,,,.o ona ,uo,,,. ,rror,,
=, 7.oo -, 4, ,,o cnr,s,,.n ,t,,r,,,
,omorro,,
A'o"e WIN patching Ming S'ree' "
inc roau o"rea"' oe'ween haWaiahao
r.s.Cs -
.. -
-
Inc fio1>oLoho rr'oio oorrLi
W. nave oeeh sei'ins Tas''iah houah'
at haS'e'n ''st ior t"o years anu .n's
eheerpris'hs Hrni au'ises US 'hat 'nes
nave he'e' oeeh 'oi'eu " oner ihuu'e-
''ieh's III oruer W Sell soous'
Miss Ivy Richardson OF Hiio who has
been away couple Of years or more In
America and Europe VIII be here In
'he Aeaiahu'a Oh january e one VIII
await tue nina" io'ioWihs anu VIII
.neh ie'"'n " he' nohhe III tue NANNY
Si'y'
There was very pleasant Christmas
tree entertainment In Maemae church'
Nuuanu' last evening, under the aus
pices OF MIS-. Waterhouse ana MT. aau
MRS. ROBERT andrews There were
hundred and thirty-eight children pres
en-. anu soou ,ihe All arouhu was
had' refreshments were ser'eu'
q 49,. a,,a. -. 49,, ,,a. -,
- -. A., a.
,.a,...., rha'.n go, ~, -,
NJ a. NJ . 49, - . -, go,
,or ,ho ,rar.nor, x,n,no, .n ,n., shr
oo,,a h. aha 90 Lana No. horsaa an,;
nuIas nur,,a ,ho ono.,,,on ,,,
49,, ,ausara ,,a, ,oua ,,ado ,,s, ;.
The woor,nv h,,s nar,od. w,,hon, araot.
to- en- . nar,,o,a. ~, ~ ,n,,nanso
a,r,,n M, 80 ,ho,
-, -, 80 49, -,
ine 'epuo''Sah 'n,' ''hns n'"N''
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-29
Minister HoshI Resigns.

New York. Dec. PA dispatch fru0
Toxic to the Herald says: Baron Hob
Toru, the Minister Of COMMUNICATE
has resigned his post on account Of N
accusation Of bribery In conneetian
with the street cleaning contracts q
the City Council. It Is not believes
that this resignation. even II persistnA
In. will cause a Cabinet crisis
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-29
LOCAL And GENERAL


on New Years day.
Take a ride on the electric cars up
Pacinc Heights. Fare s cents.
A SUNDAY ride on the electric cars
Read the notice under New Today
A cottage Of sin rooms and bath Ia
offered for rent See To Let column.
Joseph X. Clark has brought a dl.
vorce suit against his wife Abbie X.
The Christmas social OF the Chris
tian church Sunday school Thursday
night was a success.
DIR. Mcdonald is reported as likely to
succeed Or. Hermann as govern
ment bacteriologist.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has invited all the
members OF the Y. W. c. A. TO It's re-
ception on New Years day.
Proceedings in bankruptcy have been
brought in the United States District
Court against J. A. Butterfeld.
The schooner S. T. Alexander arriv-
ed In San Francisco on the 22d 20 days
from Kahului with a cargo Of sugar.
The barkentine s. q. Wilder and the
schooner Helene are reported az hay-
ing left San Francisco on December
81 for Honolulu.
Z. II. Shanks will speak to the young
men at the regular meeting in the Y.
NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon. His SUP
ject will be: Our Plans for the New
Year
The Coptic brought last night isS
bags OF mail matter. or this amount
$3.50 bags we're transferred to the trans
port Thomas which sailed at IL o'clock
today.
Up to 1880 p. m. the Kinau from Hilo
ports had not been sighted. Doubtless
she will bring interesting news Of the
races. big iuau and general good time
had in Hilo.s ,iB
In today's Bulletin will be found a
By Authority by Geo. Lucas, clerk of
the Circuit Court, dealing with the pc
tition of the administrator of the es-
tate Of the late Captain Harry English.
We are the headquarters for Wash
burn" mandolins and guitars. Our
prices are positively the cheapest Of
fered In this city. Also agents for the
famous Martin" guitars and "Maure-'
mandolins. The Bergstrom Music Co.,
Ltd.
The demise Of Engineer Phillips last
Thursday recalls an accident that oc-
Cured to him some three years ago
while employed on the steamer Waia-
leale, the injuries at the time finally
resulting In his death. He was hit by
a sling OF sugar which caused taraly-
sis.
The schooner Enterprise that left
here some time ago arrived In San
Francisco on the ed inst. 1t will be
remembered that this IL the schooner
that was in pilikia for a long time ow-
ing to the peculiar methods OF the
captain in transacting business. When
1ne "e'e wa, ~, .'- ma ~"
ee "
'e
San Francisco is very much wrought
80 . -,
100,
60 ~. ..,. - -,
.ne -, ~
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III hauinahap'ii church, hapa'aii'
SUNDAY evening, mere wiz Dc union
meeting OF the I. r. .. Z. L. ana con-
gresatiohs Oh poth 20 ha~ "aiHanhao ana
haumakapih' MISE Murcott VINO re-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-16
COUNTY NEWS.


AtIantic.
Ethel Albee who has been employed at
Bar Harbor is at home.
Warren Staples has shipped as mate on
the steamer "Merryconeag'.
Lizzie Burns has gone to Rockland to
learn the dressmakers trade.
Daniel Morey, of Rockland, is visiting
relatives and friends in town.
Schooner emma, Capt. Walter Joyce,
brought in trip OF fish this week.
Mrs. Sylvia Grant, OF Frankfort, is
spending few days visiting relatives.
II. w. Joyce is having piece built on to
his store to be used as a dwelling house.
Mrs. Harriet Joyce has been very i'll
with the grip. She is somewh hat improved
Mrs. Edwin Pettingill, who has been
employed at Portland, is spending few
days at Minturn.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt is stopping at Levi
Joyce's. He will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday.
Mrs. Calvin Kent left for Boston Tues
day to meet her husband, who is on his
way home from Baltimore.
Samuel Stinson, Leander Rich and wife,
and Clara Sadler have gone Goose Cove to
work in the canning factory.
Alfred Staples with crew OF men has
been al work on the roads making some
needed repairs on bridges and crossings.
DIR. Small retained from Portland Mon
day where he carried Mrs. Ida Smith to
the Maine general hospital for treatment.
\ new derrick has been put in place and
other arrangements made to accommodate
the large crew OF men expected here soon.
Mrs. EDITH Staples came home from a
visit to Washington, d. c, and Baltimore,
where she has been stopping the last six
weeks.
Charles Stock bridge moved his family
into Winfield Staples house at the Harbor
He will be engineer in Joyce's canning
factory this year.
II. W. Joyce opened his sardine factory
Thursday. He will begin work as soon as
a Sufficient amount of herring is taken.
Some have already been caught in the
weirs, but 80 far they have been too small.
Among other interesting items in the
assessors valuation are the following:
Number of polls in the town OF Swans
Island, 2l7; total valuation, 1921, 9Ss;
horses, 30; cows, 81; sheep, $50; bicycles.
81; musical instruments Organs and
pianos), SO.
May IL. S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-05-16

Waite, died Thursday after brief Illness
with pneumonia, at the nge OF sixty.
nine years. Mrs. Parker was born in tho
western part of the State, moving here
with her parents I'm early childhood She
was married 10 Edwin II. Parker, whom
she survived but a few months She
leaves one daughter, Miss Harriet B,
Parker.
The Reach Deer Iste).
School in this district Is taught by Miss
Clara NJ. Allen, of 5edggick.
Bradford Torrey, who came home from
the Msssac husetts hospital few weeks
ago, expects to return soon, as he is very
lame now.
Capt. Arthur Campbell went to Bangor
last Tuesday Ia his steamboat "Sycs-
more. to have her inspected. He re-
turned yesterday. Alvah Gray went
with him.
Samuel e. Lowe, Of North Deer Isle, has
bought a lobster smack at Friendship.
He expects to buy Holsters and fresh fish
for the market here.
May II. NJ. l..