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Cabbage-Horne grown, per crate, sI.75.
Rananas-Per bunch, No. 1. S-7542, No. . 81 q
Ql.5o.
ons-Mes $50 to box. choice. "a: fancy
$50.
OniOns-sl per bu; spanish, sl.75 per crate.
Honey-Nhite. 1Sc per 10; dark, i7c.
Cocoanuts-JOc doz; per bag. $3.50.
Cucumbers-l5q35 per doz.
Tomatoes-Home grown, 81 per bu.
Homegrown Beans-75c per bu.
eau fnower-SL50 per dOz.
New ~Apples-30G75c per bu for good stock.
Indiana Peaches-50cqsl; Georgia, 81 Der e.
basket crate
Cantaloupes-5oG75c per basket: brl. ,L5OQ2.
Pears-50cG$ 81 per bU.
sweet Potatoes-Virginias. $3.50 per brI.
Red Plums-24-quart, $l4l.25; prune plums. a.
per half bushel crate.
atermelons-S0H1 per 100.
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Don't do a thing until You see Mrs. Aus
in.
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Jones. Miss Mary.
Johnson, Miss Belle.
Jones. Miss j.
johnson. Miss Laurie q
Johnson. Mary.
johnson, Mrs. A q.
Johnson, Miss Alice.
Lewis. Miss Carrie.
Lonard. Mrs. w. /.
Lephfew. Miss Mary.
Lancaster, Mrs. NJ. A.
Meadley. Miss Rosa.
NJ williams. Mrs. Mary.
MattiN, Mrs. Leana.
Mcclellan. Mrs. j. r.
Moore. Miss Plurrilia
Mitchell, Miss Cora.
Martin, Lille.
Miller, Mrs. Katie.
Mitchell. Mrs. Belle
Moore. Miss Alice.
Mcintyre. Lily.
Nash, Miss DQIlie.
Northway. Mrs. Carrie
Nightingale. Mrs. j. A.
O'Brien. Miss Maggie.
Overman. Mrs. Jennie.
Powell, Miss Sophia.
Pceks. Maggie.
Prescott. Mrs. Lizzie
Prewett. Mrs.
Queen. Miss Rebecky.
Reader, Mrs. Frank
Rice. Miss Mary.
Rensing, Mrs. NJ.
Resener, Miss L NJ
Ritter, Miss Katie.
Rivers. Misc Mary.
Russell. Mrs. nellie o.
Robinson. Miss Lille.
Shepherd. Miss Lottia
shelton, Mrs. Judy.
Snoden, Miss Ada
Scholl, Ruth.
Schuraster.' Mrs. Rosa
Smith. Miss Daisy.
Stapleton. Lucy.
Stevenson. Miss Eva
Smith. Mrs. Cora c.
Strickland, Miss MolliA
Smith. Miss Anna
Scholly. Mrs.
Sims, Mrs. Mary r.
Stove. Mr.. America
Tree. Mrs. Teanie.
Thompson Miss Mau.
Tyrrell, Miss Therse.
Tanner. Miss Ella.
Tree. Mrs. Christine.
Taylor. Miss Ona E
Worries. Mfs. Sophia.
Vincent. Miss Bessie.
Whitney. Mrs. Della.
Wishsrd. Mrs. WalteS
Walters. Mrs. NJ. y.
Williams. Mrs. L.
Woods. Mrs. Onie.
Weaver. Mrs. Eve.
Walkers. Miss Stella.
Wimp, Miss Gertrude.
White, Miss Jennie.
Wisdom. Mrs. r.
Winters. Mrs ThOmak
Zellers. Mrs. Ruth.
linn, Mrs. Louisa.
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THE JOPLIN TRADE.
Candies and Nuts.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
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s sasr5 5.4se; sranulsted G,Ib bass: 5iac; euS 5e'e
S:s1vmhis A. SIC; ? Windsor A. Sic: 3 Ridge
Wood A, sic: 4 Phoenix =, Size; 5 Empire A.
2.u'c, . a7c: : Windsor Elk. c, 477c: . YeIIo%
Ex. c. 472c: 10 yellow C. sc: II yellow. 4s2c:
u yellow. Sc: iS Yellow ysIIow 453c; IA yellow. 452c;
l. satin car lots. 9OcQs1: small lots. 1 10.
~Fiour-straight grades. s4e42s; patent. s4.25a
grade. So. 75a4; bakery, S3,5Oa365.
piceswPepp 17Qisc; a~llspice. l5a1sc; cloves.
Beans~Prime marrow, bu, ss.25qs46; prime
pea or navy, bu. s5.25q3.4O; prime red kidney,
bu. 50. 25@s.5O. Lima beans. Id. s1zGsc; German
MI! MoIasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses,
fair TO prime. 2Sa33c; choice, 35Q4oc; syrups. Is
~Rice-Louisiana. rsqslsc;. Carolina. sh9s4sc.
Shot-sL6oQ1O per bag for drop.
Woo pishes.NS l. per Loo. s2g2 50; No. p
Twine-Hemp. l2G1sc per 10; wool, SQ1Oc; fax.
2O@SOc; paper. 2Sc: jute POLLS; cotton; 1sg25c
$3.50: No. 8 tubs. s4a4.5O; 3-hoop pals. $3.50:
2-hoop pals. S1.4O0l5O; double washboards, s21s
pins. 6oa65c per box.
Straight grades. s4a4.2o; patent -four. $4,000
AS; spring wheat patents. s..
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 2.5oc; horseshoe bar. 2759sc; nail
rod. &c: pillow slabs. 4.5Oc; American cast steel.
sa11c; tire steel. 3q3i1c; spring steel. 4hq5c.
Leather.
Oak sole. S3d37c; hemlock sole. 27935c: har-
ness. sia4Oc: skirting. 26q4Oc; single strap. ala
45c; city kip, 60QsSc; French kip, 90%. QSl 20;
city calfskin, 9Ocq{1.1e: French ~calfskin, Sl..O9
lS5.
Nails and HOrsesboes.
Steel cut nails. s265; wiro nails. from store,
s2s5 rates; from mill, 1895 rates. Horseshoes.
Ter keg. 81; mule shoes, per key, $50; horse
nsils. S4d5 per box. Barb wire, galvanized.
s.. Is; painted. $40.
Oils.
Iinseed. raw. 45c per gal: linseed oil, boiled.
Asc per gal: coal oil, legal test. SIzHl4izc: bank
EId5Oc; best straits. soc; Labrador. 6Uc; West
Virginia lubricating. 20430c; miners, 4Oc; lard
oils winter strained, in brls, 50Q60c per gal.
half brls, Sc per gal extra.
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VITAL STATIsTICS-SEPT. 5.
Births.
Marriage

George Blackwell and Georgia Alexander.
BENJAMIN Kriel and Emma Branch.
Harry Kannedy and Olive Blankenship-
Harry ~Steinmeyer and Sophia Behrman.
Jacob Mullen and Alice Green
Edward Wisdom and Flora Brown
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ENTISTR

D~ENTISTRY-S. r. EARHART. T RE
ONE TO uz w. WASHINGTON ST.
BLOCK.
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ANTzD-MAL HELP.

W acknowledgements young man for position,
ns experience in office. sales and manufac'
turing departments. Address, with age, etc.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18
TROUBLE IN COREA

Tacoma, Wash, Dec. S.-The latest
intrigue at Seoul has resulted In the
overthrow OF the Cabinet headed by
Major General Pok. He was ousted
from Office while absent In Japan for
the supposed purpose Of attending the
recent Japanese army maneuvers. A.
soon as he departed from Seoul reports
were current that he would arrange
while away for the complete overthrow
OF the Russian-French party In Corea.
Alarmed at this prospect. III Youngik,
leader Of the Russian party. contrived
TO effect Pok's Immediate downfall.
Pok is to be succeeded, according to
report. by III. now Coreas represents
tive at st. Petersburg. Minister OF
Agriculture Kwon was among other
Cabinet officers dismissed.
Seoul dispatches received at Toxic
stated that an effort will he made to
completely neutralize Japan's influence
In Corea. Pok had recently consented
to granting Japan large concession
near MazampO, and he favored remov-
ing the veto on Corean grain exporta-
ton, as requested by Japan.
He will shortly return to Seoul and
take up the fight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18
PHILIPPINE Open DOOR

Washington. Dec. 10.--The President
and Cabinet today discussed the Phil.
ippine situation at length and reached
the unanimous conclusion that the
open door in the Philippines should be
maintained as a matter of good faith
with other nations. Notwithstanding
the move being made by number OF
Congressman to secure discriminating
advantages for American goods In the
Philippines. the Cabinet holds that the
United States cannot enact legislation
of that kind without gross breach OF
faith and consequent loss of prestige.
In view Of Secretary Hays broadly
disseminated declaration that the Phil.
ippincs should be ruled on the open
door policy. giving all nations the
same entry into the island markets
that the United States enjoyed, the
Cabinet holds that any legislation Civ
ing the United States an advantage
would be In the highest degree preju-
dicial to American interests elsewhere.
This would be especially damaging to
oui Sh'h'o' Wy iNocOh VI thN
fact that the Philippines open door
was one Of the levers used by Secretary
Hay In securing the assurances of the
open door in China.
II Is said on high authority that the
interests Of the United States as q
whole required that all nations should
be treated alike In framing the new
tariff for the Philippines. Under the
Taft Commission tariff, the United
States Is treated on the same basis as
other countries, and the Cabinet Ii
anxious to see Congress follow the
same policy. Secretary Hay is Of the
opinion, II is said. that the little ad-
vantage that might be secured for Am
erican goods In the Philippines by q
discriminating tariff. would be more
than Offset by the loss Of prestige VIC
would sustain by failing to keep our
word. not counting the probable retail.
iatory measur, in other places In the
Orient. In n word. the President and
Cabinet are unanimous In the conclu.
sion that the open door must be main.
tanned In the Philippines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18

Managua. Dec. 9.-Dr. Ferdinand
Sanchez Nicaraguan Minister of For
eign Affairs, and William L. Merry.
United States Minister to Nicaragua.
signed treaty today by which Mica
ragua agrees to lease a large section
Of Nicaraguan territory. six miles wide.
which includes the route VI the Mica.
raguan canal, TO the United States.
porpetually.
Printing and developing at Honolulu
Photo Supply So.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, December rs, loot
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

e. Brewer 4 Company
Ms Sachs DIG. Co,tt
LIB. Kerr q Co., Ltd.
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STEAMER KOREA
VIA SUH CANAL

San Francisco, Dec. 9.--General
Manager X. p. Schwerin OF the Pa.
cihc Mail Company is expected to re.
turn early next week from the East
bringing Information concerning the
Korea, the new steamship of the Mail
Company's line, which Is to ply be
tween this port and Hongkong. II Is
reported that the big steamer cannot
reach here before next April. Instead
Of coming around from Newport News
by way of the Straits OF Magellan. as
expected by the general public. the
Korea Ii 10 take on as many passen
gers AZ may be available and make the
trip to this port by way OF the Medi
terranean and China and Japan. Cap
tain Seabury. who will command the
Korea, will not leave here until after
the arrival Of General Manager
Schwerin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18
los ANGELES MAN
| IS S|50,0OO SHORT

Los Angeles. Dec. 9.-The greatest
sensation in local banking circles since
the attempt to rob the First National
Bank by means OF an underground
tunnel, about four years ago. was dis
closed today In the announcement OF
the sudden departure of Henry J.
Freshman. cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank. for parts unknown
with from 100000 to $4,000 OF the
banks funds. Freshman. who was
popularity known as Harry" had beer
such a genial. wholesouled fellow. Of
such excellent prospects and goot
standing in the local business worl,
that locally the news was received Will
a gasp of amazement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18
CANAL ROUTE LEASE

Washington. Dec. 1i.--Whcn the
Senate went into executive session to
day the new Hay-Pauncefote Isthmiap
Canal treaty was Immediately taken
up. Senator Culberson spoke briefly
In criticism Of 1t and was followed by
Senator Bacon. who made somewhat
extended argument against II. Sena
tor Bacon criticized the treaty as un
American and said that II contained
many Of the objectionable features o
the original agreement while 1t was
entirely unsafeguarded. as the OLE
treaty had been. by the Senate amend
ments.
He said, however. that he would mol
obstruct the ratification Of the new
treaty.
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LOCAL and GENERAL
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ton can be obtained at this office or
the news-stands. Price rs cents.

Rooms are for rent on Alakea street.
See To Let column on page 8.
The Nippon Maru will sail for the
Orient this afternoon at o'clock.
Salesman wanted. See ad OF the
Con-Dex. Mfg. Co. in the Want column.
II is understood that George G.
Stratemeyer has accepted a position in
Hiio.
Representatives are wanted by
New York firm. See Want column on
page s.
Gentleman or lady solicitor can Sc
cure good position by consulting speci-
fed ads.
The steamer Mikahala arrived hero
this morning from Kauai after very
rough trip.
Eastman kodaks at twenty per cent
below list price at Honolulu Photo
Supply Co.
The regular weekly Board OF Health
meeting has been postponed until Fri.
'''
The weekly edition Of the Evening
ouiieih gives compiste suhHary VI
'ne news OF me DAY.
lhere VIII be a regular meeting OK
court Lunaiiio' a. w. r" AT i's nan
wednesday evening"
The coasting license Of the schooner
Mary f. Foster Wis renewed at the
customs Rouse 'ousS'
Notice Of dissolution of partnership
between Henry c. Vida and c. Il. Grey
published in this issue.
c. Lai Young. guardian Of Laahia,
minor In his final account exhibits re-
ceipts Of s357.75 and payments of $751;
IL.
Bourbon Whiskey. 6 years old, $3.50:
Claret. 80 cents. sherry and Tokay. rs
cents a gallon at Hoffschlaeger Co.'S,
King street.
Lee Toma G. G. Co. "a King street,
can make YOU n cigar. any shane. for
Christmas mr. New Years from one tn
any ouantity quality or price.
The American brig Galilee has been
granted permission to 20 direct to
Pnako. Maui. from San Francisco to
discharge freight for that place.
Water is being laid on the railroad
IL, rSt. IN, ~, on,,, a.nnaa,a, :
ed by those working there and the
ships which discharge at the wharf.
Tho ,ormer s,oo ooo ho,d n, co,,ec,or
n, cus,oms r. u s,,ckoh,e has hoe,
reduced M b.lr that amoun, and ,hs
new hord furnished accented nv tbs
Trc.sur, por,r,mont
while Tho p,,ho, v.s main. b,,Iod
From m. stream tn,s morrin. a lin,
,h.t wa. ho,ding hor became ton,.d ir
Tho ,ron.l,cr q, ~. IN, Eo,rIeso and
n was cnt hv rho mate NJ Tho s,iIin,
v.su.I
~ '""e " .ne p"''
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an. an po.n ,'o" '.e 'pp'", |,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18
ELEGANT GOODS FOR
CHRIST MAS GIFTS

We have imported specially for the
holiday season the most appropriate
novelties for Christmas and New
Years gifts ever shown in Honolulu.
Beautiful Toilet and Travelling Cases,
Handsome Leather Goods, Exquisite
Perfumes, Ebony Goods and a hundred
and one other articles that your friends
will appreciate as remembraDces of
the closing year. Come and see them
whether you buy or not. Well be glad
to see you. >: :: :: :: >: ::
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18

New York. Dec. ll.-F'rom Shanghai
the correspondent of the London
Times and New York Times sends o
dispatch to the eject that the French
Government has conferred the cross
of the Legion Of Honor on Wang Chi
Chun. Governor Of Nuan Whei. and
that the throne has sanctioned the ac.
ceptance OF the cross by Fang. Wing
was the Chinese envoy to Russia In
1894. He was recently denounced by
the censors and removed from office
for some cause which was not made
public. II IL said. however. that his
offense consisted OF repeating In pri'
vate letters. supposed to be confiden.
tial. communications Of a member oi
the Grand Council. to the effect that
the recent reform edicts were not in
tended to be carried out. but were Is
sued only to mislead the foreign pow
ers.
The native press does not believe
In the good faith OF the edict prescrib
ing the system OF examinations oil
graduates Of Western scientific col
leges. There IL no evidence OF any In
tention to establish such colleges.
Notwithstanding the publication re
Gently OF several edicts to that effect
II Is not believed that the court intends
soon to return to PeKng.
|
The order to libelee to show caus'
why he should not be committed fo
contempt. In the divorce case Of Vir
ginia de Sa vs. Francisco de Sa, wal
discharged by Judge Humphreys. TIT
man showed that he had not adequat,
employment to pay the alimony of s
a week, also that his wife had deserte'
him without cause.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-18

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-02-01
bowthe got out with his life.

howthe got out with his life. Y
He was winding up' brake
W hen the rod broke, throwing Dem
ten between two cars down onto
Ehe ground between the rails. Two,
or three cars passed over him before
they could be stopped. When Dent
struck the ground be was rendered
unconscious, which probably saved
his life, for had he been able he
might have tried to crawl out from
under the cars and been caught In
the wheels or brake rods and bes6
dragged to deatb.~~As u was, his
clothes we're torn TO shreds and he
sustained some painful bruises about
the shoulders and face.
Dents many friends are glad to
learn that he got out of the accident
as lightly as he did Efnty-nine
times out of a hundred in the same
way, he would have been killed.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-02-01
NOTICE OF DIssoL ur1oN.

To whom it may concern:
Noticeis hereby given that the CO,
partnership heretofore existing between
z. L. Glenn and Peter NJ Baum in tie
practice OF law at the city of Mopfpel-
Ter, in the county of Bear Lake state of
Idaho, was on or about the 1stT day OF
December A. .. 1900 dissolveA, and the.
same Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent, the said T. T. Glenn to,
continue the business, and to receive all
moneys due said firm. or 10 become due
for services rendered and to he rendered:
the said T. 7. Glenn also assumes all
Indebtedness Of said firm and is to pay
same.
The said Baum retfres entirely from
all connection with the business OF said
firm
All business In the hands OF said firm
of every hind Is hereby surrendered to
the saidgT. L. Glenn.
Witness our hand this nth day of
January 4. .. IDOL
Witness z. Il. Glenn.
- Frank Peter M. Baum
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Sheep Quarantine RiIl..

Last night . joint meeting of the
two live stock commisroeg were held
TO consider measure aimed to pre-
vent invasion by foreign theep. It
provides that any 6and of sheep
coming into the state afJll. be Quar-
antined At the state line co days
The committees favor such meas.
are. Il results from demand from.
the southeast The stookmen there
complain of constant invaalea FROM
Utah sheep. The Bill wifa prob
ably Be- presented N. the. k0uae--
Statesman
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-02-01
Prices On Flour:

Until further notice the Mont
pelier Rolling Mills will make the
prices on -four, delivered
to any part of the city:
High Patent, per 100 los, ST. 40;
500 pounds or oven 81. a5 per humid
red.
Straiglis Grade, per 100 lbs, sI.so;
500 or more 81. 90.
Family per 1000 lbs or over 81. "a.
Our qualify Is, uuequa4led any
where.
Send orders to mill a2
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-02-01
Ny.
Farm For Safe

! have q splendid farm for sale of
I2o acres, good water right, in the
most favored location Ia Star valley.
at Grover. Well fenced, good
buildings, and well improved. A
splendid chance for man who
wants good ranch cheap. Apply
to RICHARD G. ORa Liberty, Ida.