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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29

message is to be more of a departure than
5any since President Ceveland's on the tariff.
It is to be different from that, hoiceyer, 10
that it is to deal with the entire range of
national problems and not be confined to a
single ttp'c. The President has prepared
rough draft Of it which he has submitted
to members Of his cabinet
1t is safe to say that the message Is to
be especially emphatic on the question of a
strong navy. Tue President ais, will have
something to say about improvements in
army administration, and will recommend
egialatioa to strengthen tks financial posi-
ton of the United States. A word is to be
said about reciprocity aud another about the
upbuildng of the American merchant mar
inc, the isthmain canal, Pacific cable, our
relations with Great Britain and the problem
Of the government Of the Philippines are 70
be treated with the Presidents accustomed
vgor. In short, 70 problem confronting
the administration is to be shirked.
Notwithstanding all reports to the con.
tiary there is no Likelihood of any change in
the cabinet for many months to come. The
conditions are precisely as they We're on the
day after Pres dent McKinley'S death, when
dst buU uCuUCio VI JUG Ceuuob WcI0 dohou
to remain until the end of the new Presi.
dents term, If possible and all agreed TO
do so. Not one Of them has even intimated
that be sCould like to be relieved, and the
President has no reason to believe that they
will not all remain until the expiration of
the tenn.
Secretaries hay, Root and Long are the
three members acith whom gossip has been
most free. AS it happens they are The three
in whom the President places special conf
dence and whom he would De especially
reluctant to lose. Secretary Hay returned
to the State Department to-day. Secretary
Long is back at his desk, and Secretary
Root will be here in few days, although
the President had urged hin to rest at
least till after the New YORK. State election,
in order that he might be in perfect condition
for the exactlng wOrk'of the coming winter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29

Of all communications With the American
Oousul General, 50.OO0, for mental and
physical suffering, . 25,OUO; for permanent
mental and physical iDjarles. s Il, 900; for
defamation OF character, 8 $4,000, and for
extrs expense on account Of Imprisonment,
. 900, making total Of . 100000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
A Unique Message
President Roosevelt Will Depart
From Usual Lines.

President Roosevelt will inaugurate one
reform in his message to congress which
will meet with general approval. He will
confne the message to his own comment on
administration and legislative problems and
will not incorporate in it abstracts of the
reports of ferent heads of departments as
has hitherto been the custom. He will leave
the different secretaries to speak for them
selves and be will speak for himself. His
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-29
LEST YOU FORGET.

Any Make Typerwriters, Slot Machines,
Cash Register or Small Machines Repaired
Promptly and Cheaply.
MILLlAM e. GROFF.-P. o. BOX
3O2 Office at American Ice Factory. 3O-l4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
8etdubenhe Gntosdun9.

Bon g~ooperspile, Wid fommt
Bic &adridt Iber cine rpunosruoqe eli
ner poblldmsdenben Sliiasteit. bic,
menn sebrau9t, bepor man ii6 nieber
lest. irsenS einem, Der pom idlimmem
6uiten sspta9t it, cine quite Nadtru
be uerldofft. .Sie rpirb aud bulb
ben 6uiten furtren, = idreibt Nran g..
9imelburser, nbenn bret @enerationen
u~nlerer Samilie baben Or Sings neue
embedding fur Sdminpiudt sebraudl
unb fanben ME hires @leiden eesen
9uiten ober erfdl,una S'e LIT Elm
unuer9leidlider Q%tbensretier. wenn
sebrau@t fir idmere Ninaenfrantbei
ten. Garantirie Maihen 5octs unp
81. 90 In W. s @ubn's apotbete
DEMONSTRATION irei. as ii
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Sis eStr lit aRiasis- Tolanter

l. ~ 80 O~s0eSSs
Bref, ben mir auf @e1tangen aerne
uerafentli9en. seist ben eaten gbnrat>
ter5rg zines Srauenber3ens unb Bic
ri9tige slrt o Witleib far ibre LETT
benbea S6meterr- Der grief III on
Or. Tster Sabrnep, ben @isentbimer
pom Scrni's alpenfrduter gfatbeleber.
bas befannte i@meiser Seilmittel, aez
ri9tet uab lautet mie folst: rSSrieb=
lamb, Wi9., ben 8. MdrS 1850. Or.
Peter Sornep, ebicaso, SD. Geebrter
SER! Sd.wobnie pom 1890 bts1s99
in Port @aibinston, isis, Nor bic
meiite l3eit tranf, bate &opfi9msrsen,
&iiden. u-o Wasenl9mersen, balb
oieies balb ienes, tas S~auptteiben
mar Wuttevletben. Sd sins baib su
bieiem balb 81 ienem Dottor, aber es-
blieb INNER seim alten. SIN Sabre
1897 sinsi9 auf geia@ gu elmer Srau,
ber i6 BON ms:nen 9eiben ersdblte unb.
baB i'd feline 6offnuns bate, befreit
3u merben. Sic iaste mir, i'd ioate-
bod mol SornYs @lpenfrduter 8lutz
beleber sebrauaen, er babe ibr iebr
satsebOlfen. sSyt cling iofort gu Sbrem
asenten, 6errr 9dH in Sort 8aibz
unb boltefmir cine Slalde al=
p%enfrauter., Hed Der srten SlaI6e,
i'd i6on Ssileruns; nadbem i'd
Is Slal6en sabreu6t bate mar i6
p5ais seiunb una erfrsue mid iest
ned elmer suten~ @~eiunbbeit. Sas
babe i4 bios Sorni's Mpenfrduter
gu pe-Sanfen. 1899 so=
gen mir mad Wi9isan, no i9 iest
nod wobne i'd finbe 10 piele meiner
Witi6psitern nnb fible mid
oaa benz @uni6e befsslt, bieien aud
Sbre mertbuOqe 3sebisin s~usufibren.
SD mS9te bic asentur fur eSbre Me=
p:Sta germ ibernebmea, reenn Sic se=
aeist iinb, mein srerbistsn anSuneb=
1sen. Soda6tunssuea, Srau 6a=
Ssmalb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
2nreMburg
Sn Oommslbiraen

SIN Sommslbinsen murbe bic
3esaniuns Der @iitme Sung bis auf's
nadte Wauermerf' eiussaldert. Oie
sret Samilien. psi9e bsefelbe bemobu=
ten, bhBten ibre gauge Sabe elm unb
sdsfSsn einen i6.oersp 8erinlt, ba ibr
gfssntbum nidt Dinpss5enb periidert
tDar. = @laubwiabis,u @erh6ten aus
iclgs pirb Der Sttrie5 auf Der Sano=
sisBeIei 81 &ooinssn, bic sesen 300
4rssiter beiddftDst, nj Dsnissn 900
den ~ooafdnbis einsefpat msrben. Sas
iinS f9limme ausiiaten fur bea,be=
oorf,benben @intsr. = auf unerfldr=
tide @eiie entitanb 10 sem Souieuon
Weatb. S6mis,in gsa9 cine Seuers=
brunt, bur9 melde Sdeunes un6
Staa einsediGert parben. Ser Sda=
bes Don etwa 2O0G Srancs tie Der.
itdert Der in ben iiaisiser
Sasren itebeabe sJansseiele Yeter
Wsnlins Dom @simersfird in Der
oesttsen 8eftpirtafdaft fab, mur6e
er pon Misunderstanding betrc ZEN unb
mar 1efort cine Ssi6e. = 2tuf Der
Strabe gu, 9astrtnsen mNbe elm
Rann, 0eaasns @ejfmann Don Ma=
aaer, uon a1ebreasa l1nbefoaaten an=
sefaaen unbmit s9ldssn barart mfg
banbelt, bag er anbern Cages infolse
'Sieier WABbanSiuus itarSs = Ole
arbeiten an Scr @a1erssituns gu
g9terna4, idseiten idnsu poran.
Sur9 bic STRENGTHENING ;aeuer 0uel=
len lit far @aHerporrasy mebr ala.
rei9li9 sfiorst, 10 boB &ahermansel.
tn 3utaaft taam nod eiatreten pirb.
SIN 8aifenbauie gu Ssis enti6lief,
rS9mefter Spacintba" seborene 8i5s
lener non 9sapperbinsen,. i'm Nlter pom
80 Sabren, na6bem Fa ben aersten
i'm s.arenssans" in 9uremburs BET
ben Sbuierisen Operationen mutbis
sur Saite seitanben ruS lid ben &eias
ibrea &rantbeit unb iares Sobes se=
bolt 6err @aeeaer, ieit Is Sab
ren P1ofslior OH Ser aderbauiaule
in @ttslbriid. lit nm feline @ntlaRuns
eaisetommen Ser in BEN &ubeaanb
sSetenhe perbienituo1e Yrofeiios mar
aaber IA Sabre ais HrimdsIsbrer
.5dtis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Sdn9tfer Giienbabn=S anmcl.

Ser ldnsits @iienbabn Gunnel in
ben Ser. Stnaten ruirb eebaut bur6 sic
Sierra Tepsra Serge Gatiforniens.
Der Sunnel beanip,udt sine Iusla=
se bon $500, 600, 900 Bis $780,
900. 600, ion $4,000 SuB in ser
Sdnse msHsn unb bur6 SaS 9ers bes
Serses sebsn. gr Miro Der Sous
tbern Faeife Elm Steissn pom 1900
SUB lparen uuS Sic S.refe nm etrpa
iieben Weilen uerthrsen. Sur einen
geitras snr @eiunobeit uns 3ufriesan=
belt laBt uns Sud has r@olben Grain
Weh1 Sier empfehlen. @eun sSbr fei=
ne &iite Sauon 81 Sauis babt, beitsat
ne Bet gutem naditen SertduIer ober
laBt eu9 tamit perieben uun Bern.
Nensfea. ct. gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
llnisre i.as Sa5r. aIte zo4t.r.

llniera fleine feds Sabre alte Godte,
bate einen iebr i6limmen sails, itart
ansei@mollen, iinb iie buitete nnun=
terbroder. Sab ben @bite @ine Of
Gar Surlp nod Soridrift; tie besann
better, gu tperben unb NOR balb 9e=
iunb' Trau groue unb t9 baben es
anbern e%mpfoblen, unb mir eradien
BARN bic allerbeite Weei,in I'm Sc
braud. &,ep. . 8. @ropes,
Poitor Der %. 6. Sir@e, glartsuiue,
] Mo. s J9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Smr Npti3.

gns meinem S6miebeseidGft aussetreteu,
iinb aue, bic nit mir in &ednnns iteben,
freunblid uno brin9eno eriu6t, fid bis gum
l. DECEMBER 1901 nit mir aus;usIei1en, ba
oies Der bette @e9 1T, ueiteren nuannebm=
lidteiten porsnbeusen.
q. 90. 9artumg
4S2t Mbanp, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Gin aeniHsnbaftsr Yrsoissr.

@ertberj 6errl-N adbsmi6 Sd
rem Wbite Wine of Tar Sprup pet
5u1t babeg erfenne i'd barin cine aus
se3sidnete Wseisin unb fann lie oe
.lpifienbdft anberen etnpftblen.a Nh.
tunaSuoR II s>ofm9 Sttuenfon.
~ ,lHu 2 &tn9Sutqe, 'Woi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
e. 6. g." auf isnsm gGfslden.

Sebes Sdfe(den res gascarets
GanbY Gartbartic t,dst Die fumoien,
g. 6. 6. Nte in Iane uertauit. Sebt
gu1 barndd un unb nebmt fein an
beres an. 9itet gud Dor 8etrus.
Bel alien N~potbefern 10 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

Trsgtdie Die ote, Die Ihr Inner GekautH
:; q &1HMzZM
IN Dfenft seforben.

8aibington, A., Nop.
Der General Gbaffee bat benz
Rriessamt folsenbs Ster6efdIe in ieis
ner Mrmee beri9tet:
Rubr - Robinfon, N~leranSer, g..
z. Snfanterie. 1. Sept; 2otteer. gltpit
S. g.. 18. Snfanterie. "a. Musuf;
Tenlrn. Omen g.. 8. sssnfan.rie. %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

UIEo.
4ugu,t; yreuter, EDMUND .. u. ia
yfnfcnterie. 2 Sept; 8pettser, Gboa
8, !Saupt- Srompster. 4. Gapaasris
L. Sept; Ipple, 2ba, g., 8. GapaIe
rte, %. IEsuit; Orr, Sobn g., aapi
tan, 9IIfs Irst, Il. g. s., II. Sept.
5ucurcn, Minnunao; Soti9, Gbarle!
", 6. Gabaaere,, II. Sept; Gebbola
eugene ", M., l.. Capallerie, II. Iu:
quit; parf,r, George g., g., Is. cSn:
fanteris, 3. Sept. S'Gpnnea, Mor9ar
S, Gorretal 3d.. 6. @apaaerie, 80
4usut.
Slarrbpe = DaileD, !Sopuro Sc,
o., 6. &ahauerie, II. Sept; 0olmes,
Stepbsn Ss,. o.. Is. Safuuterie, Ii.
Sult.
Grtruntsn; = ORsia, sbOmus,
Corporal, g., Is. SnfaRtsriez "a.
Sult; Narbain, Sobu 3d.. Corporal,
g., 10. Snfanterie, 81 2(usuIt; 81
mer. Goroepo, O., Mniiter, O., Ii.
Snfmterie, /. Sept; Sarris, Sobn
W., S~ergeant, g., g. Gaoauerie,, 3.
Sept.
9eierteure auf perssludt eridoFen
= Sumter, Sreb. s., g., Gapouer;s, 81.
Susuit; StolB, Sobn, Al. Snfanterie,
II. g. g., 81. Iuguit..
gnteritis - Miner,, 8eorae g.,
g., 10. S%nfanteris, 49, 4usuit; Gum
oenberg, @mil- s., g.. l. Gapalerie,
j26. ausuft.
Sppbus : Bbittingrpu. Sefe, s.,
a. Snfanterie, 18. Sept; Salier,
4bolpb, a., 6. S~nfanterie, 81. Iug.;
See. eugene g., SergeaaE, s., 26. sSn.
lfanterte. Is. Sept.; @tibbio, 5ranf
a. Sergeant G.. a., Sufantsrie, 8.
SAht
glattern - oattenttelr, apomus
e. a.. 16. Snfantsris; 6. Sept.
3lt a MN crit o &.
NioOleshprro} &sg.. 4. 9op.
gei einem 3uiaumanlsob slpeier
SMee Der louisville unb HaibpiGe
gabneeieuitaft in Der ge6be on Dem
,8ig Stone Gap So, HiiBte Der Soto.
mottpfiibrer $. g. 2lspo aus Corr
bin, ap., bas 2eben Gin: 8erj6ieOens
oes Sugperiouols nurbeu
ibner perlebt. '2lopb lpar crit Dor
5ebn Sagen 5unrq2 pfo1motipfiibrer hs..
forhert norben.
d Sstueu
San francisco, A. Ncp.l.
Die 3eparatartpertftatten Der San,
ia sc 8abn nit ibren srpben Ma{1i,
nendnlaeen iina Elm Roub Der SLAM,
men setporben. WGhreab Der 20fGars
beiten erbieIt BinIum 5iBsernIh,
fdtpere 8~ranbtpllnbers am @sii6t unt
an. ben 9Gnhsn,. unb Jrant gdiler
purbe bur9 1er~abfanenbes 8affena
tuert empfinblib am Rupfe perlest.
mg alton iEbrg
Gam Srancisco, 4. gson..
= Sur9 bas 3erretsen hss &abels a,
mes sseTel : 8alpn tpurben eine Maz
sabl, Yerioma in bic 2ifte entfiiExt.
Ser 8alon ipurbe fpdter BEL ga San=
ba in elmer 90be BON 1000 SUB se<
feben, aberr anideinenb befanb ii1
Rtemanb mebr in Der 9ontsf.
Ooppel'mprn unb SeIbT=
mDrb.
HmIferoam, q. g., 4. &op.
t0eute Morgen 2 ubr peri1affte iid
Elm eepiffer 5reoerid Sansert init Sill,
fe elmer Stridleiter 3usostg an Der i'm
2. Stpdnerfe Der an GfiSakthitraBe
lieeenbar @nbnung pes, @m. Green.
6ier t6ntete er oas @Gepear Green
Ourd aspolper1diiFe unb 4rtbiebe aui
ben 9ppf, pprauf er ii1 felbit in's
!9ers fdoB. 8anfert ssrparb ii6 poe
Der 8erbeiratbun9 hr Srau greent
UNI beren 2iebe, ba oieis aber unerz
hilbert blteb, ma6ts er am %. Hop.
1895 etnen Moroangrtff auf lie, tpoz
fir er ms 9efGnsaiB tpanbsrri muBte,
aus benz er eri It pnr 6 Wonatsn entlaIz
frt mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

~ @er iein Yerionateisentbum
in elmer ii@eren @eielidaft uerf9ern
rpia, menSe ft@ an Gb. 3app. ia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
ppr tone n.
Sprinsfieir. ,Sn.. 4 Goo.

SQIllh ltlC. VII, 4. Stup.
Der 8iG3teg 19rmpfoa nom5ouaaz
mon 9reisserspt be'oiuigte Esute Der
4ntrao auf Wtebsreinreidune ocs
pro5eKes Der gbicaerer 2ebrerpsreini.
sung geasn Die itaatlihc auselei=
6unssbehDcar. 5erner erlteB er cine!
nWrit Of MiunhdHus" aegen Die s.
hDrbe DelGgr nislelbe ontUsift; bas ads
pitulDerm0gen ron q In BEN .Writ'
,rfoGhatcn G1t,oqoef Gor~orotipnsn
,ur S~eitsagrrns be,un 5u 5tshsu.
Nus hrr unoessbouptHah#
: @aihitgton, EHop.
2auf benz bsutigen Mustpsiie Es
GhaE nmtes betrdge Der periiiah,rs
Bae-z8eItanb $17A363,7 61. pm on
S109.H62.227 auf Die @oloz8 eSerns
:ntfalIen. j
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&aiienh +.

~ OVuttu1pUBu SVINH.,F f. j
@iner 0epeidle OIL ole Haps aus
2%arfinsniIe 5ufolec pl,roe scr GaI,
ienidranf Der Soushern Grpreb-@e
ieuiGaft III Oercn 3peiggeId1ft in
Sollpipooo, Ila.. 9elprcngt. 9it
Sanbiten madlten iulr gerinee geute.
bn ife offenbar oilrd oas ltarfe &c.
rditid Der grploiion erid]redt n. t.
sen unb fioben. ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
g Of Il II r m.

UtIIIUuhIVc, SN1".t q. gtoo.
Cine SpestoloepeIGe bon Climber
lamb. @is., mdoet. baB in iener Sc
senO bes Stadtes Elm beitiser SGnsez
iturm piitbet. Dies lit Der critic
S6nee Der Saifon i'm nrrbliden
Biscpn5tn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

lid bier nit ibrem 1atten. Dem Maler
6ol4i. sic liest frant barniseer unb
1T sanS mittellos. G5eit i9rer @srbeis
eatbuns bot ibr ibr Gatsr iepe 8eibilfe
,prmeioerf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

Giner Radridtenasertur pirp aus
petersburg semelpet, baB BEL einem
Sturme aif benz 8aitaliee (Sibtrien)
fiirali6 mebrere Dubenb 5ifderboote
Ideitertsn unb 10 Slider ertrunfea
feien.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06
SHOWED THEIR APPRECIATION

The passengers aboard the Sonoma
SO much appreciated the work Of Chief
Engineer A. ID. Little in getting over
fourteen knots out Of ia. Sonoma with
only one engine that they addressed
the following communication to him,
the majority of the passengers attach
ing their names to IL:
Archibald ID. Little, Chief Engineer
S. Sonoma:
Dear Strive, who have been pas
sengers on this eventful voyage Of the
good steamship Sonoma, beg that you
will accept this evidence Of our sim
cere appreciation OF the consummato
skill and rare good judgment with
which your duties have been perform
ed. We feel that no praise can be too
high for the engineer officer, who, find
ing one engine disabled, with the re
naming one gets above fourteen knots
an hour of speed out Of his ship, and
we believe also that to your well
known ability and capacity this tribute
is due We beg TO assure you, sir, Of
our deepest consideration and esteem
| Yours friends"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06
JARED SMITHS WORK

Jared Smith, the director OF the
agricultural experiment station for
this place. who arrived in the Sonoma
yesterday. had talk with Governor
Dole this morning with respect 10 his
line of action in connection with the
establishment Of the experiment sta.
ton.
Mr.. Smith will go up on Tantalus
early Monday to look over the land
which II is proposed, shall be used as
an experiment station. Not until then
will he be able to lay his plans. How
ever, II is assured that the station will
be on Tantalus as this Is the most
available property for the purpose that
is owned by the government.
As soon as the exact location for the
headquarters have been seStled on,
the government will proceed to clear
the land and put up fences for the pro-
lection Of the place.
The name of the station will he the
Hawaii Agricultural Station In confor-
nifty with government station through
out the States and Territories Of the
Mainland.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06
EASTER
SUNDAY
SERVICES

Special Easter services have been ar.
ranged at all the churches in the city
tomorrow. At the Central Union church
the program of music morning aud
evening is quite elaborate. Besides the
Plumbers assigned to the choir In the
morning there will be special pieces
by Prof. A. d. ingalls, and solos by Mrs.
A. II. Otis. The evening service will
have even better music. The prelude
trio, organ, violin and violincello, will
he by Prof. A. d. ingalls,, Miss Ida T.
Barber and Harold Mott-Smith. Spe-
cial parts will be taken by Mrs. Otis.
Miss Barber, Miss Griswold, Mrs. J. T.
Mcdonald and Miss L. A. Halstead.
The choruses at these services will ho
magnificent.
Easter services at st. Andrews
Cathedral will be at 9:l5 a. m. and G: 80
p. IN. Aside from a fine program OF
music by special choir. Mrs. c. b.
Cooper will sing a solo.
At the Methodist church. Easter ser.
vices begin at IL o'clock a. m. In the
evening at 1880, an Easter concert will
be given by the members Of the Sunday
school.
At Kawaiahao church special SER
vices will be held ui"rn'ng and even
ing. Rev II. II. Parker will preach 1t!
Hawaiiii in the morning. In the even.
ing Rev. w. d. Westervelt will preach
on How Easter Came"
At Bishop Memorial chapel o special
service has been arranged beginning
at II o'clock q. m.
| Services at st. Andrews Cathedral
will be held as follows:
Easter Eve-7:30 p. M, Evensong.
Easter DAY. a. m. Holy Commun-
ion: I a. m, Choral celebration Of the
Holy Communion; II a. m. Mathis and
sermon: $3.50 p. M. Pule Ahiahi; 1880
p. m. Eensong and sermon.
Easter Monday and Tuesday,: &c
a. m. Holy Communion: 0 a. m, Ma
tins; p. M. Evensong.
And pote. that every parishionel
shall communicate at the least tire,
times In the yosr. of which Easter Il
be one From the Book Of Common
Prayer.
The services at st. Clements chape
on Easter day will be as follows:
Holy Communion at a. M; Mathis
Holy Communion and sermon. 1896
a. M: Evensong and sermon. 1905 p. m
The music and the decorations vii
be appropriate 10 the occasion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06
KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Free kindergarten and Childrens Aid
Society was held this forenoon at the
Y. NJ. c. A. parlors. The usual month
ly reports were read showing the yari-
Gus kindergartens Of the city in -four
ishing condition. The children in all
the kindergartens are busy celebrating
Easter.
The reports from the day nursery
were very nattering for the second
month of that institution.
The resignation of Mrs. Phillip l..
Weaver, as matron OF Castle Home was
accepted. This action was taken with
regret by the ladies' IA Mrs. Weaver
has been model administrator Of the
affairs Of the home. Her successor
will be chosen by special committee
to whom the matter waa referred
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06

DURING my temporary absence Mr..
Elmer E. Paxton will act for me under
full power Of attorney.
ALBERT RAAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, April 6, 1907.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

e. Brewer h Company. .
Ms Sachs DIG. Co, Ltd
LIB. Kerr & Co., Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06

Orders tor the purchase or sale Of stocks
ana bonds carefully and promptly executed
Loans negotiated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06
LOCAL and GENERAL

Main 1876 is the City Wood and Coal
Yard. Try them.
For straight or mixed drinks, go to
the Pantheon Saloon.
The Gaelic sails for the Orient at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
g. Dietz, the jeweler, has lost bunch
Of keys. See Lost column.
An experienced engineer desires q
position. See Want column
Where is the Mint Saloon? On Nuu-
anu. opposite Chaplain Lane.
Col. A. X. Mcclure has withdrawn
from the Philadelphia Times.
Maurice Barrymore the actor. has
been committee to the insane asylum.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1919 Fort st., 81 so per week up.
l.. Plate and c. Wentsel German ira
velers arrived in the Gaelic this morn
ing.
Camara & Co. can now be found on
Alakea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Tanaka, a japanese milkman was ar
rested this afternoon fer selling adul-
Sirated milk.
Bicycle thieves have paid the Gus
toms House a visit. In the past week
two wheels have been stolen.
C. C. Nichols a well known banker
Of Ohio is visitor from the Mainland
He is accompanied by hts wife.
A young man quite well known In
town was caught smuggling forty ci-
gars from the Gaelic this afternoon.
Prof. w. Boyle removes corns with
out pain and successfully treats in
growing toe nails. Room 8, Elite Blk. .
The banquet Of the Independents
which was to have taken place tonight
at the Moana hotel. has been postponed
= week.
Senator Russell was again absent
from the Senate this morning He was
to have handed in his minority report
on the Dispensary bill.
TIL esteamer City Of Picking Is to be
fined for allowing three japanese wo-
men rejected at San Francisco to es
cape here. The fine will amount to
5000.
Prof. Rochelle. the government en-
tomologist. is back from Wahiawa. He
states that the cut worms there are
very thick and that these pests are do
ing great damage.
At the meeting of the Y. NJ. C. A.
tomorrow afternoon. the members Of
the G. A. II. will attend IN a body. The
address will be by J. d. Waldron on
pioneering for Liberty"
The case OF the "skinners" against
the steamer City of Picking is on trial
before United States Judge de Haven
There are 1913 plaintiffs and damages
in the sum Of SOL 500 is asked for. The
plaintins claim that In recent Jour
ney from Japan to San Francisco the,
were compelled to put up with Asiati'
steerage fare and accommodation
where they were entitled to European
steerage passage
The Woman's Guild Of st. Clements
wish to announce that the tram carr
will leave Punahou for Nuaunu vale,
on Monday evening ut II and 1880
for the convenience OF those attending
the reception at the Rectory. The,
also wish to say that cards of invita-
ton to this reception have been ISSUED
to all attendants of st. Clements cha
pei. and II any of these cards miscarri
ed through the mail. 1t is hoped tina
this notice will be kindly accepted al
IAN invitation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06

OFFICE:
Ground Floor, Judd Building.
Postofiice Box 800. Telephone I6s-
HONOLULU
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-06

V. A, c. Hawkins, manager OF the
Hongkong and Shanghai bank accom-
panied by his wife is returning to
Hongkong in the Gaelic.