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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
He Cot the Informanon.

An English paper tells this story Of
the late Joseph Whitaker, the publish
er OF Whitakers Almanack: "For the
hrst Issue he wanted. along with SINH
lar Information. the amount Of the sal.
aries received by a number OF certain
high functionaries In the civil service.
Application to these personages them
selves was uniformly met with ony
nat refusals. Accordingly the Alma
mack appeared with a list Of the off,
Gals. each credited with a purely mag
mary sum.
The result was instantaneous. Hard
iy had the first edition come cut be-
fore those whose salaries had been
moderated were Impelied by amour
propre 10 write Indignant corrections.
while the polite statements OF the In
land revenue authorities were similar
~ ~eficaclous where the alleged amount
was III all In excess Of the actual In
come"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
THE r or HABIT.
asvw IL Once Played q Mean Trick on
Frederick yfIIIers.

FFeaerfek yfIIIers.
T. w. EabeL, In The Saturday Even
Ing Post. tells an anecdote of Freder-
lex yiiliers, the famous war CORE
sDondent Villiers had been under fire
Tor some days, the enemy bombarding
The force to which the artist was at
tached, so that the arrival Of a shell
was a commonplace circumstance to be
treated In the usual way. Out Of this
ordeal he came unscathed TO London
and was strolling down the crowded
Strand
On a sudden the pedestrians were
appalled, 10 see him fling himself at
full length upon the greasy. muddy
pavement and there lie on his face.
rigid as a dead man. From all direc-
lions men rushed 70 render him as
sistance. They turned him over TO
rub his hands and Unbotton his collar.
expecting TO find him In a fit. But no.
On his face they found not the pain
and pallor of epilepsy. but astonlsh-
ment and mud. yilIiers, when they
laid hold OF him, quickly jumped to
his feet, shook the mud from his hands
and clothes and then looked around
for an explanation Of his own appar-
emily idiotic act. The explanation was
forthcoming.
A few yards behind him stood a
horse and cart. The carter had a mo-
ment after Villiers passed pulled the
pin and allowed the cart box to dump
upon the ground a load OF gravel. The
heavy beams OF the cart, Of course.
struck the wosd paving with a re-
sounding dull thud." and the clean
gravel Kissed on with an Ell o
This combination Of sounds. the war
artist declared, was identical with the
striking Of a live shell, and Villlers
forgetting that he then stood OH
thousands Of miles from the seat OF
war. automatically flung himself down
to await the dreadful explosion.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03

CswseG by = Ke&SS2 StDGen1 ETr1g-
Enx Ca&sSs &C Den sa-s1-
Was 0zfy Gex1Eng the
EoseS-

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acs..aa $50 L,a.s as--e sE-v and In
r.eAs . gr GO s-s s
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IA s-,r- tsa b~F9ar "a sns = srIas
rmz. sooA Re came mn r, s-s in
formed re9rge a. Ia discovery ana sf-sr
corsnIff-~G p Erznas ~telerto-as >,
ssaur Vs5,. - rsa eo,n.o - enrna an
..5 ir-as-tv,.s s.sr a. w.z ~ .sa
on;,or 1e+pfr g wz wrorv NJ,
Dewftt en gawed four fellows 20 keen
cases On the skeya-aB and -bev karta
elose watch ur.sr .b2 arrival Of ths ro--
o.or q. Sunday carogo- Pc.,4b was
sceomuaofed here bv Dersarv sheriff
Never. states Attorney BATES. Heath
OHeer DR. Ze,Iitz and u1saa RfJev
Tn younu .udsn. "a. nIaced usa >.
rest CHARGED v;,b bsv;ng corr7+.ss I.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
Prosperity and the Democracy.

The true spirit Of republlcanlsm has
taken possession Of the people Of this
state a. evidenced by the recent munich
pal elections. Mr.. Charles z. Judd, the
retiring president Of the Mckinley club,
made an elegant address On the occasion
OF the annual meeting Of the club In
which he stated the republican party had
redeemed every pledge and under re-
publican rule, prosps rity had been &C.
cured for all classes Of our people. No
ouch prosperity was ever known under
democratic Standardization Of affairs. The
Democratic party has but one theory
70 apply the brakes-and 90 little dis.
erection does II use, that IL never thinks OF
applying the brakes when the procession
10 going down bin az IL always does wh-n
democratic conductors are In charge, bu,
when the procession lands at the foot Of
the hill all In a heap, republican con.
dhetofp are putt In charge and after get.
ting the procession Strengthened or. aad
started up the bill, then the democrats
begin TO yrll @appIy the brakes Pros
perity IL simply appalling TO the average
democrat. lie does not feel at ahomc-
nnlsss the country Is "entoyfngr hard
times.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
Pnblie Opinion.

- 1Stf' INT
A great deal u palayer has been in
dnlged iB by orr friends, the enemy.
about somebody's "politicaI ~n.achine.n
IL !. the n subieci TO which undivided
attention Is paid on the part Of all who
are opposed 70 republican success. II
therefore may prove a relief TO the ears
81 the nnsophisticat-d 10 hear about the
@other fellows machin.'' and the follow
ing interview with senator Kyle comes "a
near our idea OF the right thing as any-
thing yet published. Senator K,l4 in
speaking Of the "Pettigrew" machine.
says: 'RThe most merciless and In.xor.
able machine Ia existence In the United
States Is The one which holds In its abso-
lutte control The fusion elements OF south
Dakota. One man holds under his thumb
for the sole benefit of himself, every
person IN opposition TO the republican
parry; and not Of thin dares sneeze un.
less he Is sure the bos- has taken snuff.
Croker Is not anywhere near as compI.te
a boss Of Tammany a. is Pettigrew Of the
fusion forces in the state. Not a fusion
organ from Deadwo d TO Yankton or
from fnnkton ,o Aberdeen dare- do
more than repeat what ha- been uttered
by the boss, and np,h hing Is allowed TO
reach the public through these papers
until after IL has !, en- censored by his
chosen ccnddents or by himself In Der
son, Further, no man dares TO aspire 10
a nomination, however humble the posl.
ton, until he has the approval Of the
boss. The whole machinery ID being run
with a disregard Of everybody and every
thing except this one mans personal
SIN 'ition, and every other man must be
sacrificed te his interests. II Is some
what amusing therefore TO hear the
word machine used 10 any other c~onnec.
tor In any other part Of the country and
especially 10 this state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
STREET PARADE FLOATS.
MANY DimeuIt Problems to Be Met In
Their constructIon.

The making Of decorative street
floats Is a difficult trade" said n New
Orleans scenic artist who has had
plenty Of experience In the line he men
TONED. There are so many things
TO be considered. For instance, a float
must look well both near and far. 1t
must be able 10 stand a dash OF rain.
IL must be light enough TO go over any
kind OF street and solid enough to re-
sist a gust Of wind. and, most impo-.
tant OF all, ~ must be so constructed
that II viii appear all right TO folks In
upper windows.
SoEe years ago a young designer
from the north made several small
models for tableau cars that charmed
everybody who looked Mt them. They
were certainly very beautiful and nov
el, but when was called In az an ex-
pert said at nee that they wouldn't
do. They were designed 10 be viewed
from the banquette only, and from n
second story window every particle CT
effect would have been lost. More
over, a lot Of hidden mechanism was
certain TO be discovered at any eleva-
ton above Is feet.
"The young artist frankly admitted
! was right and abandoned the Job.
He said 1t involved entirely too many
optical problems to suit him. When I
make my drawings for a fioat, I cal
cuiate on a visual sweep Of 30 de-
grees. That goes from the level OF |
children on the pavement to people
looking almost straight down from the
upper floors Of tall buildings. Unless
such . ~Drecaution is taken the car is
certain to be a faiiure."-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
Incompeatey oa deneral PrineipIes

Minneapolis IrEbune.
The chief organ u tie fusion forces Ia
South Dakota takes rather b ysterieal ex-
cepeions - the intimafion ia these col
unna that the efficiency 81 Populist man
agenaent ~ the state p~enitentiary 10 sioux
Fsls has been impaired BY too much
pernicious activity in local politics was
IlIustrared BY the recent Wholesale de-
nTery in broad daylight which only came
70 the knowledge Of the authorities
through the kindly offers Of passing
farmer who noticed the hole under the
gate where the criminals went out. Per.
haps We have done the p~enitenfiary Of
6cisis an injustice. Politics may have
had nothing 70 do with the affair. The
escape Of the prisoners may have been
dre solely 70 the hopeless incompetency
on general principles Of the officials In
question,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03

First pub. May S'-w
State Of South Dakota, - n,s 4
County of Day.
John Lighter, Plaintiff.
VS.. ~
Lille F, Cease and ClareneeIe'
The State OF South Dakots seau
the above named Defendant -
You are hereby summoned any, NJ
answer the above complaint 2
in the above entitled acton; r;rrssl
the office of the Clerk oil tue M
at Webster, Day, County. Soosa IA
To serve a copy OF your ansss ia
complaint upon the subsctivs W.bN
at his Office in the CITY 81 t1
County, South Dakots, VIC VII. n
after the eryice Of this sumnd "A
and IL you fail to answer ~ IA
within the time ~aforesald. :. ~
this action will take iudgnen1 hss1
by default for the sum " ria I
seven dollars and ten cent? .urs /
thereon from the 23rd dSy o. ssn 1
the rate of S per cent, per aud A
With all the plaintiffs cos's
ments la this action. n.koH
Dated at Webster, SOUTH
day of April, 1900. sssrs.
Attorney for
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03

EZ-a1snf E&gxrS I'll E&rsS. a7ceAs
49, ha-Ev z7Ezz ~ Ls -
- - - estate ~ k1vNrc q
- Ss~-s1-~5 x 90 e-s1GaCrx q z2G
49, hurlr & c2zE-s 8rxAnES tl@ So -
- - ~ LMs- zE-1 TIE 1@g
$3.50 S&Ez sZEr msZE1s Ezl@
- - 80 ru~re, % tie sad ann
- - - -pxscEzrz nz S@c-Is 1wp~ IA.
" zsU@1u@sH address, @eAz
- - DaY- 80 Oak
WI T. BATES
AE-EzhstrsrCE
.a-r as Eewz-5H Bates
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
Coatest Notice.
First Pub. April 2lw.
pepsrtmsnt Of The Intsri0,

Usited States Land ofies. wasrsr
April II. 1905.
A sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT han, !
filed Ia this Office By Tbaodor I'D
contestant, against HomestF a sr
I7S63. made November Atm. 1851. fof sus
quarter OF Section J. Township IN ~
by Chas III. Green, COntsstee Ia W.
alleged that said claimant. CkarlaR y
did wholly and entirely desert asd ~
said tract Of land. from the 9Th day Z
A. ID. 1895. 10 the 9TH DAY Of Ney. "a
did not reside thersoa during said sirs
there Is DO improvements upon ui q
that said abandonment was not eausss n
listmeut IN the service Of the Uutraa
army or navy, and said abandonep, N
fore the ate war with Spain wa eauna
Said parties hersy ReskI
appear. respond and oder evldencs I'd
said allegation az 10 o'clock a. !. q y
800, before William Atchisor, ClGt 4
County Court OF Day Co., s. d. at 3
Webster. s. D., aud that dnal haral
be held az 10 O'Clock a m, o. fzE
100. before the Register and Rscstsd
United States Land Once in WstsrnE
The said contestant having, iai
AFFIDAVIT, hled April 18th, lM y
facts which show that after tus 4
personal service Of this notice ca
made, 10 is hereby ordered and dirsn
such notice be given by jre aud pfEs
LEGATION In The Reporter and firrE
star, 3. d.
George ". Cas-, aa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
Nctss F1r PEslaratiOa


rme az 81 8tsy1CEl. D Ag-4 -
E-rE- g1rzu that TIE fo41gWEDx
- z--~- Las lied EG-acs % h4sEEaE1&-
= go - bru#=-sz1 EZz2 p-p0fE1 Ipp1rt
N& fEaE SAID ErDoG WA ZA
- - ~ uv q As snsEIes the NhsrE
r-v-- Tf--r AZ p ebsta-. 9 D. ca @EZe
@ TX
"a Ezf~T SO Z& Tor tie " a
- 50 wwE- III EaEEs -
- ~E--= eHe EuEluwEw Witnesses 20 prose
r-E4 rEEZcE UE1Z EE1
M LEEa. VIZ
r-~ 49,. Er j. sEz al 81 EUs4yl, z
- 80 i 81 Les NrgTSr.
Register,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
Notice f1r Flkllestl9l
April g-w

Lad aEre q. watsrts=D s D. April i,
1864
Ngtsr= Is hereby given that The following
rzraa 4ese has EeE zUface - 1s EzEeHfia1
- wakH k5s bozsssreEG EEza proof ~ support
49, a.. szG tEas szid proof viii be Ez1e
$500 80 Eraz CT Eu LIS zaseEpst The 14HTE
- rr-z-y Cert & Webster On Jane a. Gs1-
PIERCE MALLDY.
20 Fnr-- Nc. Zz5l for the So ns1&. Sec
G. Tup La8. Eazze s.
Re canes tEE t0lCgilE witnesses 70 prove
- r-r-v7rE0Ez HHsada1ce ZgG1 and CEL@1Tattsn
r L BgTler- Geo. ". Builder, George Ford,
H@r-zr L-rkrz al Uf Butter. P. o.. Day CO.,
: n Lee Slower.
Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
George W. Casa, aa
Notice Of Appliea tion for Protested
First pub. Maya

state OF South Dakota,
County Of Day.
In the Matter of the Estate Of -
Robertson, deceased.
Notice OF time appointed fos pH4
etc. ~
The State OF South Dskots ssnc, y
TO Everett Robertsor, Jessie v ~
Archie G. Robertson. Ina ?. kJo3sa
next OF kin Of Archibald Robertsoe J
Pursu ant TO an order OF said SSaa
on the 2nd day Of May A. ID. lsn "a
hereby given. that Monday, the az
May A. ID. 1900. at 10 O'Clock q. o n
the Conrt Room Of said Cosrf ~
in the County Of Day, have oeec
the time and place for proving us
Archibald Robertson, deeeasa Il
hearing the application OF MAIL !
son the issuance to Il. W. Iayiet ~
testamentary when and woere cay
terested may appear and eontess
Witness the Hon. Joseph = ~.
Of the County Court ana
(- said Court this Ind DAY :
SEAL ID. 800. at his Office ID y
}I Webster, County OF Day
of South Dakota.
William Atchison, ..hd
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
SUMMONS
First Vzb. Apr Ply

EHss PAD Apr, L-.E.
state q sgurh Dakota
Couuty Ct Day, er'sf
A4v O-Hara, pIafztiE,
vs.
GeorEs U HzEa defsB3aas.
The State q south Dakota Sa,s,
20 the Above Named DegeoaspF. "a
YOu are hereby sun nousd avs
answer the complaint II this a.t;
was fled CU the Sch dag Of Ap-iI Ia !!
IN the office ~ the Clerk IL tbe F,s.-Sl
within and For said Day Countv y =
Sonrh Dakota. and 70 serve 4 80,
answer upon fEa subscriber. 2 Il u
at hIs ocnce In the CITY a. W.A
iuthe CUunry OF Day. AID s,sts
BHkct4, within thIrty days altar - ;
81 This su1EInOnzs exclusive az "A. u
serEice, and IL yOu fail 70 ansEar -
plant within that tine plzintfs viii
the Court for the relief usuzndad -
plant besides costs.
Dated AZ City of Webster Dsr e. v
Dakota, this 5th day Of AprIA. b. ~
4 W. Taylor.
Webster. Day Co, South Dakoss.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
ZEE ANLDSoS sMO2Huv
NOTICE FOR PCBrp.rro-
PUBLIC LAND sALE-T
first ruh 49, -

ELrsf pan Apr. Il
U.S Lad Cs No.
Nefles ID hereby given -. s
EstruetiDz tYlm rEs C0-m sesEss
era LzEd D-ee uzdgr -
u LIZ ~ secv9E zss Us - "a
amended 81 acE ~ ruEEreas 1asss
arr ~ = WI4 prrrsa5 4
sails az E11ee clock a. srs ~ ID
JEEs 4 1870 HeIT szfaig a
ing tract Of laEa, uu-wTf. H
Lets aDaM sctian : tg~
A4aEEe 49, AaT and All ~
zeVersT rbs abuVs described ~
e 90 re thEIT clAiEg 10 rhig
Tore the day above d-guzta ~.
n~enceEelf g said, sale Utberwsa
viii he forfeited
r,s..s ,g. stoEsr. Rn|
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-05-03
notice roe PrEar.r...

FIRST Dsb sS-nss
L9n3 of&cs - W -&t1rssw- : 3
&DrlcS a. 1ereDy Erez sk..s1 =
E2-eo ssttAsr kAk Eaad zes5r@ t9n%
90 make homestead EnaE 800 "a aesS
hs EaEE AID that SAD yToos wsI lscp9~.
fore TIE 9r69s or In h4z : &c., = nssa
- ssE1sT court az KsAx-ere \ Cd,
ISER KNTDs0S sMOgHcr.
Hd s1ery No @S-I. fox ~
Ser "a. Twp Ia Rw "a sal9]
he nG1aes the believing wS.~
bis coEt10EeEs rexsGene@ r~~- 70 ~
flez 81 said lana. VIZ AID CO
Haas Haas MstE5zE Nvvois
and A1tc1 skazasn. al u Ros 90
Lee senTsr ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
pRO0nBss ~ OLAA,

lillo NV w lhe OIlGos ~ lho Olao
aunhr 80 have bepn phnnhpd ilOnl
Y MILES ~ lhp new hulldlbp opposite
illha station ~ lhp lillO ilnllwhy .lhny
comprise lOlll iDOma ANA hie especially
hilhnhpl lUi llie convenience NJ nhify
lhH ~ lhe wOlh ~ ihe company Man
hhpl NCHlUphpl aspects ihH hilll ~ IN
lehdl ~ hllnd hbDui 1900 hrlra NJ ljlha
phiiu ANA n p0illOn NJ llih rama iiUln
puma Hnfhl uO IN AuHual NEST THIS
VIII M n lobl fOl lhe mil after VIII N
n VIII W. nni IN thorough condition
l1l lhp Nl0p N IN hlOllnd early IN 1911.
Whlrh VIII consist NJ nearly lbOD hulns.
over n mile NJ lle hume lipallp fIDn
llhlllnnhh N ihe reservoir N nlhhlGrl
mllrh ms bunn bUlll and No bOana viii
bH placed IN position M lhe wOlll piDll
leaHna lielhld
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
r0s,y,0N az ANNNN>vs,
l,,Owell ,,eyaIOl

The NOslNoO " hNeNu ANMeNa relOl
tive W the plorllON vt Nc WNpsel "
apNNlOr tOr lNlN RlNNt Ia ppcNllNN ,iNe.
epl NNh undoubtedly pleo,ed NNl ,hry,
" 40 NNeellON tho, Ma NAME wOs "
lpNOlN uN ,Ne bNllol aud consequently
W. " 400 Wllllpd w \ aeNlu Az w.
salute llNp there IA NulhlNg w the law.
witch mhhps lhr Hhelln 4 pOurl w No
eide lhu question: The puhllu w I
lNrhu WNlolllN aNN llOa'pl u waite,
hNi lhu Htuluhn W lhV TERRITORY say.
~ W OOl ,Nllllod ~ 4 certificate " ~,
HhHWr Onun Ne tho mNlulW VI W.,
tnlpH NOluNtrd Va lNrIr Mlluls n,
ulOpus NlMarlt NNuNp tho Secretary Ou
tho other hand " ~ pleOHoa the htm
NlOlt ho dlapluaspe lhp constituents
VI w. liNhsul " NN case Wherein M,
uli FNllnH ollow harry I puuld NJ
WIN Glitter were the other dear rhNrm.
~ away" N aplnnOa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
DEATH or JAMES MALULU

Walluku, pee H. jnmes MalulD,
e0un 0rpaf M lhe second circuit
d0lfii died NJ hlA home IN WnllUhn last
Thursday NJ consumption ff0m witch
i0alady M had beeD suffering f0r ilri
pasl NV years ~, AfmIiare via blH
attending physician i
the funeral iO0h place yesterday ana
WIS attended ny n large number NJ ibo
relatives ANA acquaintance NJ ibH NJ.
ceased n sQuad NJ Walluhu p0llee m
der captain W ", Hanery following
lle remains ~ lbelf lale e0Wfade 10 NJ
lasi feslIbe place ~ la1 cemetery,
Judge ana Ms \ W kalua ana Hhot.
IN ana MIA BALDWIN followed iho
iHhttaI procession ~ ihe crave, lioy,
kphela 1hlpIaled b0iL NJ ihe house fnd
M ne tiayei 'fhh depbased was n
ialihfHI 0Nlref ana D0BBpssed many
R1Dd lfalls whlph VIII llHaef long N
lhe memory " those wh0 knew him
veil ~ lpayes u VIE ana relatives "a
mourn hla l0HaI
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
N,nh, ~ INVESTMENT,


NNNl NNNN
lNo " lhp Twin ltladuN pumpa N
NNmp III Nlhal Wha nlurNod over" iul
lNu nrbl lWu ~ last saturday AMI
NUlhri llha u phOrm dumoNpllnlNH
That II viii NNNhlu ulbhl mllllun all.
Iona NJ water oyrW " hours The
other Twin" VIII W. pW IN N once
Win Il rhrnulll W Ton mllllOn HhllUNl
avery N hours TIE uumblnud cam.
NV VI lhla llOuhlu pNmp viii nrlphl,
about lOOO nolua " Tie hest suRNr lhnI
~ NhNl win water obtained three
mites ilUm lhr suN beach lOOOO lOnN
W huanf " u modest estimate NJ Nhbl
iOOO nrlr1 NJ H1uh ranp land VIII pri
due. l,lhel stuck N n good Invest
moni and A. nllllnHhNm lOld ~
plhln llnyalhlHhpd llilh when ~ MlI
IhAl lhe Nlhel plantation n he peel VI
lhu ilhhn plantation
hlBaA lliAlnii hIpulH nIOulpd nillnnNl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03

the NeaNle,NN VIII pesa 4 mNNv
elpal law, aNA white NNae that the
MMoClW woNld pyNtcr win V " cNN'
w WlN the dNW vt the hNNNal NlltoN
"a W Nsals, ,hese lealalNINW IN the
prepeINlIM W 4 cNNuw that VIII wv
cIedyNNlp ~ the ieWl,NW aud Nrcenl,
NNN w the WspeNeA M aecNylNn an
STANDARDIZATION that shalt M hNNesl IN
the wplovmaNce ~ a,lc duty Ml
ptowW W Va veepONse 20 pOpNlNr ON,
MNNNA
WpNNlsNllM W 4 oNNp,N WMmIa,
sloN N a movement that aNONld NNi Nv
allowed ~ Na NccNNpe W the lhrrNloN'
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
MAKING ROADS PASSABLE

WalInhu Depr 4 ban uhIl ihb r0id
supervisor reports lbal No pall fOad ~
lahalna VIII IN 0Doned aRain i0f lrafs
NJ nesl TUESDAY, 4 lafgG aane N
wOihineb Iindef assistant supervisor
iona hlhhey ID N pfeAenl hHffylhe Ma
war nam Maalaea N ManawalHn ahd
another i0fpe N w0rhihe ir0m lhe Lil
lAlhh SIDE ANA n N espepled maj lhey
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nat ana M r0ad VIII lhea IN IN n
ihllly p00d condition ~ lahe lufymen
hhh 0lhHiH ATTENDING No ljHpembpr
term M lhe Hpp0nd 0lrpull conn whIpli
VIII IN convened NJ lAlalba Het wa
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
CENTRAL UNION SERVICES

'lhr service M central linlDn phuruh
lnHl evening was IN Gyery way 0ne NJ
no bu8l ilinl ma ever been lnli M that
rhulrh NJ hInaald Was NJ MA beh
hill preached n iiiDhl eloquent ana GnenB
llyr Hulm0n Whlln ~ accompanying
nlntIN Was vail hlRh perfect A 0uar1
w r0Ip0RHd NJ MesHla Hlpl0nI N n.
Dillingham; lr0nly ana W " DllllNN
li0iii bhyH bl anthem ana lhpn hane lhu
response amer No pihyDr Ihe blondr
lnH NJ yDlnnH nibdp Hs1ulalle harmony
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tendency W applaud aiier paOh pOHR.
M pfDnlyH sliOiH sweet tenor yUloG
N no 0llrIlOiy HDlD VIVA alHO mDHl NJ
iprllyp amer M pelin0n MlaA UirIHr
W0ll Hahh 'jUhn Anderson Nv No. aHl
het iHhnplIhR NJ his sweat simple bal
lad Whs AllpHib ana nhihnd nv ieellllR
lhAl shDwpl Hhe Ind mastered No
hblill NJ Ms suns NJ hlhpald apDfr
pilhlply pl0hHd llie Anrylee aher ms
Number lpaylhp Dul lhG hnal hynnl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-12-03
MNhlalpAl Mnnn

AFOln ArH me- pnlDIa informed NJ
llHIl WNIu Incompetence HHHIH aIH
conditions compared vim No southern
Staten hHhln hip M HOphIplleH M me
w No MINORITY abfnal bpi0fH lhp pliDr
W. IN hll seriousness Aphlh No advUI
rhlHH M American mnhlplUhl UlDHlgua
hfG Dlhlfpl vim lhal helhHh efnnd iGr
hbHnl ANA rain lhhl r0bH No laapayur
hill lHHlhlnH lllH ghaihrlnf M plllspHI
hllll llinHH mo- ihr NhiBnmHnlbl pfHf
hHhlHl IN lha Advertiser lhal DulpOfIa
W auphh nv opponents M mnblplDfl
government
lhp cornerstone M lhIs opposition N
mus HsDlfBHNl OMNnlTlpAl R0yarHr
NinUl nleHlipNHHHs AN lnlplllhnnl pllHr
lHihln" Hnrl hn electorate dUeh n0l
tslHl ANA VIII n0l galHI iGl yHalA NJ
rUhH" 'lhH HllUplilH bHlll nDHn aHnlI
foundation principle bphlA lhH rliaru
aplnllalln llHlH M abaGInle monarchy
~ AN 0llRnlrhy n N No HDHBlIn
nhIl M mama N ntDlHaHpa lDr minor
w lIilH n HllNDiiHllIy MAJ haH nHWDl
beNi bl0ynl N endorsed Nv lhH URDpIl.
u hllna llIH M N gyHlv alHnmnnl IN
iAyUr M AmgllghH government aHd an
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M thhlH hHnn Nv n bnhBeahf lhH lnal
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ana UhllHnlHH
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NJ n0 present moment MgWbblH M