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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

A steam boiler Of ample capacity hes
been placed at the mouth of the tun'
mel and the management confidently
expects paying mine in the next fcW
months.
THE BEGAN.
The Began Mining comrany'g group
of C0ims Is located on the hill north-
west Of the King shaft and until this
season has been Idle Tor several years
Early last sprmb control OF the prop
erty was secured by Scion Spiro and
others and work begun in the shaft
then 500 fee. In depth
1T present the shaft has reached tho
600 foot mark and It is understood that
a station will be cut at this point ana
"a crOss-cut run In search IF tho VEN
exposed near the surface by an old m
cline The plant Is complete one for
prospecting. including A geared stCum
hoist boilers steam pumps In the smart,
blacksmith shop, and boarding house.
About eighteen men are employed at
,he shaft at present, and work VIII be
continued through the winter.
Its proximity TO the King makes TINS
property of special interest TO many
III ~ lRlIlr OhNiA'
What the Quincy has done by way Of
stimulating prospecting In the southern
mart of this district has been closely
paralleled by the California In Thaynes
canyon. This property, located nearly
twenty years since by Thos. Roscamp,
has through many vicissitudes reached
The point where II may fairly be called
a mine.
Although not yet explored to any con-
siderable depth. yet II has ore bodies
OF from IS to 30 feet in thickness ana
the management feel justified In IN
oreaslng the capacity OF their concern
traitor from 80 to 100 tons per day
Unfortunately for the company
large amount Of the capital stock has
been noated among the stock gambling
fraternity. and the talent has used
II as a club to beat down the price or
meritorious property.
Machinery to extend the capacity or
the mill 70 100 tons per day has already
been purchased and viii be In commits
sion within few weeks, and the NINE
is ready to respond to the increased de-
mand.
AT present the mine Is worked by tun-
nels. but a shaft Is contemplated ana
viii be necessary to work the vein at
n depth, .
The Comstock adjoins the California
or the north and has sunk a smart 10
the S0O-foot level from which point
drifts arc exploring the ledge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
FASTER THAN AN EXPRESS.


Fourier bent low from his seat; one
hand grasped the controller the other
tho steering gear, Now a small boy
the one human institution which ia the
same the world over-squeezes through
the wall aud sprowls upon the highway.
To Fourier he IS a mere speck in the
distance-a speck Of dirt. or matter out
or place. But the small speck rdlsc5
large problem. When that urchln rises
to his feet viii he attempt 10 cross the
road? VIII he return to the side
whence he came? Or will he lose his
head amidst the cries and the excite
mcnt and stand there right in the
course?
One glance, in which the figure Of the
sprawling lad Is silhouctt0d upon the
sensitive film Of the BRAIN one glance,
in which the master Of the automobile
measures every line and gesture ana
from them deducos a probability OF ac-
ton, and FOurniers decision is reached,
He does not check his speed He is go
ing TO cnance IT, From behind MS
great goggles Fourniers eyes measure
the distance and the corresponding
ilme. III the boy steps backward All
VIII be well. If he steps forward TO the
center Of the narrow path--some one
else will win the International autOrlO-
bile race from Paris to Berlin while
Fourier stops to satisfy the laws de-
mands by attending the inquest Now
Fourier can hear the people shouting
at the youthful intruder--two hundred
feet and two seconds remain. The boy
starts backward, but he is too slow.
He has very poor calculation OF dis
lance and time He may gauge the ap-
proach OF swift locomotives, hut the
swiftor automobiles are beyond his ken.
Ali a soldier thrusts out MS hand,
grabs the youngsters Jacket, and. with
a quick Jerk Of the forearm, pulls him
in. The big white racing machine rush
es over the spot. amid gutteral cries Of
relief from the excited multitude. Four
nler's fash Of dlyination had flashed
true.-McClure's Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

0t enc and waste goes to a special ta.
Bile for concentration. ''N' ~"
Messrs Mayne & Leonard have al
rtaay secured contracts with The An.
cnor and one or two other mines, whose
ores carry zinc and II the process
WORKS successfully another source OF
properties. e'"NO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21
WIT AND WIsDGm.

II Is human nature TO shrink from
confesslng ones self wrong In ones an
ticipations,-Lassie.
The world may doom you 10 plain
living, but only you can deny yourself
plain thinking-Deafness and Cheer
fulness.
Think not as many say there is but
one spring-tide OF life, that II Ia but
a green and sappy youth which rushes
TO a brief summer and all else OF life
Is but a winter, long and drear and
gray and lonely. Through all our life
our spring-tide Is renewed.-Mistres
Brent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

This property Is developed by q tun-
mel some eco feet IN length and has
produced a considerable quantity OF
high grade ore, lex values being prln.
cpallS gold and silver.
Mr. Rhodea Is Ht present engaged IN
setting a steam hoist at the 800 foot
mark In the tunnel for the purpose of
sinking q winze therefrom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

The method Of handling the ore ia ors,
roostlng, IN a White and Howell roiarv
rom Whlch the ore goes TO the cooling
moor thence to a cleveland magnetic
In pursuance OF this plan they have
separator, with two powerful rotating
electro magnets, which extracts lbe
iron and most Of the silver and lend
herewith while the residue conslstlng
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

opmont Of our mines, Is the zinc plant
operated by Messrs Mayne and Leon
ard, These gentlemen erected small
plant at the failing dump Of the Old
Anchor concentrator and were 30 sue.
cessful IN saving the values therein
mat they concluded TO put in a hrger
PAM ana make contracts with the zinc
producing mines, for this hitherto val
ne.ess product.
leased the Peck min north Of town and
1nunNe put In a plant capable Of han.
ollns about 60 tons Of tailings per day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

ground has changed hands In the last
ten months, IN this section, than Tor
the ten years preceding and this ac-
uyitY is apparently a direct result OF
the wonderful developments In this neV
bonanza, which In less than two ye0rs
from the time ground was broken for
the shaft pushed ts way TO the head
OF the dividend payers OF this district
The Quincy IL well equipped with a
small holstlng plant, Leyner air com.
pressor good buildings, including
boardlng house, fine large ore house
GnG during the past eleven months has
been shipping about 100 tons OF high
grade ore per, day over 100 men are
regularly employed at the mine.
The shaft Is now at depth OF 400
feet equivalent to the 300 foot level
Of the Daly-West and the possibilities
OF wealth watch lie between the bottom
OF the QUINCY SHAFT and oven Inc 900
level Of the Daly-West stasgers the
Imagination.
THE LITTLE BELL.
Encouraged by the developments a.
the Quincy, Scion Sriro and others
bought the Little ]ell group Of claims
located just south Of, ana adjoining the
Quincy and erected a fine hosting
works, boarding hUusc, etc, and pro.
toeied to sink u slaf, for the contoCt
which was reached few days ago at
depth Of 335 feot from the collar OF
XXI, ,,,,, .,.,,,., .,,,,...,..,
drifting on the contact begun The
general opinion seems TO be that the
49,. ,,'i,i,,, ~ Iu,' III NV as PlO'
N"NO' N''''''' " wy ~" '''o''l''
TIE LUCKY ELL.
M. r.,. nm .,.,, a.. .r.,.
me Lueky blIi Wlich Iles soutne,st
VI tuV LHV'V hel' 'ilA ~ P,lhO'PalS
VMheu ny 'le sumo turtles, nds povu
!ule LOT some tlIlc NANNY on account
.. u a% sun lesdrullB H"'lrS Vl thc
htoch nolu lVr usschsn'ehts' Inls llltc
IIs y BoVu i9ist una 'ne bIalV - nov
~ 4 ueptl oi Ivy ley, ~ seems ~, PiIS
uioI 'AVn PtVpolS 1i'Vu.u nu va.
oyery direction around IT,
THE WABASH.
Inc WaDahn MihlIig company n9o y
nhe slpup ol cl9lhls ~ ing Iu0t aGu'n ~
Ado. At.,.A .,,,. 800, tt.,. o,, ,poVl.
Nu"iNy' Ap"' WV NUM- va" - W.
was begun on ms properly, y me sli,llt
House, pVululhB nohSo anu oleVe e'uo'pu
ana Work started ID the shaIt' ~
., unuer the IlldnaEennVn' OIL MeSsls.
ireWeeh anu SuHPuen slnhlnb hes
PlogIVsseu rdpluly unu az lrVsV,lt 'iO
smart Is nearing the sVo ioot marx
~ IL he lnFhuoii OF the ilanaseIllI,'
70 SINK oOV leet before peBlhInnB 10
Cross cut uilu tlle uhlouilt VI illohcy g.
pVhueu III Wy PlnIlt lhulvatVS uiu' ivy
nave q good idea OF what Is III theF
ground
a new holsllng ENGINE WIN cyillHets
lVAli mas Deph Fut III anu NorloIh
compressor cdgaple Ui lu,nisllluB um
In a day or two.
Aitogether u u cohceueu tnut tile
alNsn nus uIe unest P.ospo..'hs ,i'a,
chlherS vi any S'ait ever S'ar'ou III
inc ca'ip'
THE NAIL. DRIVER
south OF and adjoining the Wapash
IS the Nan Driver group when mas
shlpped some very hlgh gra9e s'iVeI-
ie'u ore, tne proLllS 10 s"nsu ~ Voiin l
Green, George Grco ana the ontario
Previous TO the death of r. C, Cham
bnrs this nronertv WAS being systemat-
ioally developed by Mr.. Green with Il
force of from two TO four men, and II
great amount OF work has been done
thofCln,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-21

Enough treasury stock has already
been sold TO guarantee that work VIII
be steadily prosecuted for the ensu-
Ing year
THE MAYNE.LEONARD ZINC
PLANT,
A new venture, which bids fair 70 be
an important factor In the future deyel-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12
HOuSES FOB SALE.

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FOR SALE-Ten-rOOm house. good re-
pair. barn. fenced. OF would trade Tor
farm. also two lots on Emporla. 500.
Can 1855 :. Mead 1z5-10tx
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Santa Fe

Actress /. 3. CslsoeS Assrs.
rita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12

ErE SALE
SIX casr frclt lots. Ncr-E Lawrence. BE-
lea Ll--eertL clC se
each They are the aasr E-~r
nrsrcc areEle lois ietr ~ -el .
rr.ce DEAN GORDON.
isis al--c -ss-- -r-.-
FOR SALE-SeVcral eocd bottom fl-rr.s
IN Bu-lsr. H-rsu4-. secsEscE a-1 lLa--
ger cc-tlEE
An ezcept.1za-lv He1 irr--r.cf s-,c<
farm - ss acres. = bottom lard rTo
sets IS lmrro- e-uerls close % t-w1
having rEo railroads
ore 1rz--c.ass. s-r1c- house. ir sx-
ceH--r ccrll~-l, IS g4T-g j. per 1e-t
re- az r-lca
Sfe- c1c.ce -l-c1es Asa large
or ty cf ur=rrorrf lara at seE
rrl-es G. q Fl III .slsEl<
R1ezs - ard - MASS slld.1E.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12

Improved method q curing disease.
No injurv-n0 poisonous drugs
Disease DRIVEN OUT completely.
There Is no better treatment
Nothing has made the cures = has.
Stomach troubles, constipation.
rheumatism. or ANY sickness.
III you are sick, You NEED IL.
It worth the small price asked.
One Wichita gentleman says; Il
haven't spent FIVE cents for medicine
since buying my OxyEenor. eight months
ago Half the value OF the best building
in Wichita would not buy II. II I couldn Z
get another" Re viii affirm this. Don 2
lose any more time Don't worry Don {
suffer You positively dom need 20.
Let Us PROVE g.. Call or write Us. Fun
Information free II not convinced. don Z
VIII send treatment anywhere
WICHITA OXTGENOR CO.
SIS Whine Building. Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12

$500 000.00-An unlimited amount % loan
on Wichita property WITH privilege 70
pay IN irstallments. Low rate Of inter
est Hewlett & Wheeler Us =. First St
a--rrr-r h1r-zqr-rf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12

Arcstsli t.sksss t-- sac e. sluia 90
uckss ecsea I-avz-szs g Esrtfsss -.
Eszyizn6 Casualty e1-gzrz-
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osTEoParHIc PHYSICIANS


Directory OF Graduates OF Reputable
Schools Of Osteopathy.
DIR. BERTHE BRISCOE.
Rooms s1.-3'2 sedgwick block. once
hours. to y and TO ;. Closed after
noon Monday. wednesday and Friday
z. & MILFORD. D. O.. II. Z.
Suite - scheetz building. phone ss1-2
Residence. 20 St Francis, phone ssl-a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12
FOR TRADE.

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FOR TRADE-160 acres Of land. in Ness
county, Kan, for house in Wichita
J. Slraub, 241 New YORK avenue.
AS eOd-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-3-E e-l-rc Herl sercE
rarlr1s AZ -lr- -1-E ave-
gga James Goodyear -t
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TO SWAP large size FIRE proof iron
safes for smaller size. z. c. Parker
5l6 Sed gwick 15I-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-12
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
REAL EsTATE EOS SALE.

REAL IS ATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Three desirable residence
lots un NorLl Market street between
l-h and 1lrt Enquire at 6- South
Lawrence avenue. io--tu-rhJ-s In-5rX
FOR SALE-Z acres near city. well inn
proved il every respect. house cost
tl Wi SSH cheap. -le acres. with ~
room house miles south corner lLaln
ana Douglas acres vacant land or
Arkansas avenue. cheap, 1-rcCm house.
- feet Gloss Sd. north 0f Douglas. only
Sl-F- Houses IT All prices. from $3.50
down TAO vacant lots or South lIar-
ket cheap j. r. sites. room 81. Biting
FOR SALE-Ey c. T. Davidson. Io feet
frontage northeast corner Topeka and
Seco-o Witl lriCz residence -s-tf
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he adta daily eagle: Tuesday gor,g glonen,ber
PHYSICIANS

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l. T. EAAlLlON. - -.
Is z Douglas avenue CBi;ung Blocl-
third door,. Take elevator az Mars.
street entralcs-
Practice limited TO Eye. Ear, Noe an
Threat
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NOTICE, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
I hereby withdraw my farm property
from the market. A. G. Winder 152-3tx
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FOR EXCHANGE


FOR EXCHANGE 500 stock Of mer-
chandise to exchange for cattle or a
part in residence property in Wichita
Address .. NJ Kirk, Jefferson, o. T.
29-sun-4t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
GERMAN CHURCH OPENED

Tbs dedicatorv .erv,co. n, ,ho ria.
German Iu,beran cburo,, an t,oro,,n,.
street SUNDAY morning ,,oro mos, ,r,
,rossive Tho ohuroh ,yos boz, - "a
until O o,c,ock whom tho torra, onon-
inc toot Mace Inst Cow n,,r,,,a.
orevio,s to tbis mart n, tho ,rnarN,
Tho ,rnetoos ana no,,or ~, ~ ah,..L
tbo,r ,,osts rat,nu ,hn,, a. 49,.
dred in ali ,othoro5 nm ,ho .rounas
hac ro, ,ha ohmroh 40 naroSod a,,,
into nere,an,a street aud around m tha
from, door ~ Tho ,hrroh Tbo ~
uans Isenherg =, Kauoi and 10, w
p,,,mv tho now n,horan nost,r ,xho
recept,v come M, sr,,, porI,n Co.
MANY booded tho nrooos.,on po,h
wore their black mip,s,eria, gowns
The former carried tho silver service
of the sacramen, with tho kevs NJ tho
church upon n saIver
Ar the door tho procossion halted tho
Rev Nv Isenbery ,nrn,ng IN pov
Mr. FeImv made an ,nnronriot, a.
drese in German presepting him with
the KEYS Of the church and welcoming
him and the cor rrepntion IN tho now
building. The Rev Mr. Felmv reeeiv.
cd the KEYS pnIoctod tho door ana In
vited the congregation to enter Tho
church filled ouickIv and tho hand
under tho d,rsctiop y, C.n,a,n peryer
PLAYED the openins HYMN from the Ger
man Lutheran UymnoI the congrepa.
ton singing the words in German.
The Rev, Hans Iscnberp and tho
Rev, w. Felmy occupted the platform
while the following guests pastors OF
yarious CHURCHES os tho CITY occupied
the front new. Roy w N Kincoid n,
Central Union church. Row n
Cory. NJ the Christian church. Rev
Mr. porker q, Kawaiboo chnrcb. pov
Ar Ki,oot -, Tho Any,io,n ohrro, 9
NJ nomor was a,so nno =, ,ha anas,s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
BvANGELIsT's FAREWELL,

Central Union church was crowded
last night. The occasion was the fare
we'll address Of William Edgar Cell.
the evangelist. The text was And
Jesus said, Go show yourselves to the
priests And as they went, they were
cleansed.' Among other things, the
eloquent speaker said:
Some people say they are waiting
for conviction. You know you are
doing wrong, don't you? You know
that you are a sinner. What more do
you ask for in the way OF conviction?
Friends, don't wait until your feel
ings prompt you. ] have noticed this;
people who are prompted to be re-
ligious through their feelings, have n
very poor quality Of religion two
months after they have been so
prompted.
why should we be afraid to let
people know that we are as good as we
really are? This town is full OF people
who are reading the Bible secretly. but
when they hear an approaching foot
fall, the grand old Book goes into hid
Ing Immediately. When you are at
your best, every one Of you takes sides
with the Son Of God. How much bet
ter for you, II you would but be brave
enough to take this stand openly.
Give religion fair and impartial
trial. Then II you find It to be all
right accept 1t. ! used to be an infidel,
but when ! found the religion Of Jesus
Christ was all that 1t claimed to be, !
accepted It.
Right is right, right or wrong, hot
or cold, clear or cloudy, old or young,
saint or sinner. right is right"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
Cantata "Gypsy Queen. -

Wailuku, May 81. - The cantata
Gypsy Queen" to be given by the chill
dren OF the Waikiki Union school will
come of at the school house next
Thursday evening, June 9. Miss Nape
Is having daily as well as nightly re-
hearsals, and no doubt the operetta
will be such musical treat that no one
In Waikiki could well afford to miss.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
GAME ENDS IN A RIOT
DOVE OF PEACE DOES NOT
ATTEND BASEBALL GAME
Victory Hovers on the Buff and Blue
Bannsr---Ten Innings Were Neces-
sary---COppers Win from the
Youngsters in Last Spasm.

An unexpected brace by Punahou, a
hilarity and an umpire's decision. pre-
cipitated a riot in the third baseball
game between Oahu College and ka-
mehameha which took place Saturday
afternoon. To begin with. Oahu Col
lege very unkindly knocked Jones. the
idol OF all the Kamehameha doymi-
tories from the Girls school to the
preparatory, all over the campus. In
the first inning, Robinson pounded
one out so far that, after circling the
bases, he went out and found the ball
for his opponents.
| Castle caused a picture of despair to
spread over the faces of his opponents
by handing out a few packages of his
own. with which they were unable to
make the proper connections.
In the eighth inning a preliminary
skirmish was held. Harbottle of IA
mehameha In sliding for second. dived
into Marcallino who stood by to repel
boarders," and a little cooling Of the
tropical nature ensued.. Then Har-
bottle forgot himself and went to the
extreme limit Of his vocabulary letting
drop an epithet that meant fight. Hos
tilities ensued and the crowd took
part. The various faculties. foreseeing
trouble. took to the woods. reappear-
Ing by degrees after the game had
been begun again. The Harbottle-
Marcallino mill blew over of its own
accord and the game went on with the
score 20 to 20.
Neither side scored in the ninth
inning, SO tenth was ordered. BY
means Of walks and base hits, three
men reached first for Punahou and a
full house was on the bills, when
Myers stepped to the bat. There was
a splitting Of long crack in the at
mosphere and the ball went speeding
along Just inside OF the initial bag.
Umpire Babbitt called the ball fair, but
the Rams claimed that 1t was a foul.
In the meantime, the four men of the
bun and blue came trotting home
raising the score to "a to 90.
The enthusiasm of the Oahuans
knew no bounds. and trouble was i'm.
minent. The dove of peace. together
with the respective faculties. went post
haste to the woods, while the sun hid
Its face behind the clouds Another
triumphant yell from Punahou and the
Rams broke ranks, and rushing 5 to l
against the bun and blue supporters,
began the onslaught. The trouble
lasted but a minute or so, in which
. +
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
kIRkLAND-DAVIS,

Waikiki, May 3l.-The marriage OF
Miss Jessie Kirkland. eldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. kirkland, manager
Kahului store, to d. II. Davis of Homo
lulu, was solemnized at the home of the
bride by Rev. e. G. Beckwith today at
noon. Willie Lucas was best man.
Owing to the recent death in the Kirk
land family, the affair was made very
private none but the relatives being
present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
Concert at Murphy Hall.

The concert at Murphy hall Satur-
day evening was unusually interesting
and was heard by large company Mr..
Dougherty and Mr. Piver were enter
tanning. Instrumental music was fur
nished by Mr., Kah, Mrs. Bouchard and
e. $. Saylor.
The address Of Franklin Austin was
notable in that It outlined new creed
of spiritual life which he expounded
clearly and earnestly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
Bind Your Own Photos.

For th1se who wish 10 bind
their own photos KING BROS
are prepared to furnish all The
necessary materials in binding
paper and mat boa'd IN any
desired shade.
The binding paper is already
gummed ready for use, viii, h
greatly simplifies the process
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
Another Large Shipment
Of Angle Lamps.
THE ANGLE LAMP"
THE LIGHT
THAT NEVER FAILS.

s<ems ALMOST inCtedltle mat
any lamp could be good enough 10
taks the place Of electricity on even
terms. yet such Is the case 9th the
ANGLE LAMP. All over the Islands
people are throwing asay their Old
lamps and replacing them with this
lamp. not merely because II costs
about one-tenth as much to main
tain (cost Is no object to some peo-
Ple) but, beside being Infinitely
cheaper, II Is more brilliant and
more reliable In the bargain II IN q
revelation to every one who uses II.
ard simply demonstrates that the
olt-fashiontd lamp was a barbar-
Gus eontrivance. THE ANGLE LAMP
never smokes, smells or gives any
trouble. Is lighted and extinguished
ss easily as gas. and Is the Idea
light from every standpoint. We
carry these lamps from S. 30 up.
- n ns q ~ ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03
Return to Honolulu.

Wa!luku, May 3l.-Chas. +. Siemsen,
timekeeper at Kahului railroad office,
has severed his connections with that
company and has returned to Homo
lulu. Charlie" will be greatly missed
By his many friends not only in Kahu.
lui but at Waikapu and Wailuku.
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DIED.

HuNT-In this city. June 2, 1901. at
9:45 y. NJ, at the Queens Hospital.
James II. Hunt. aged IS years.
Funeral will take place at D. m.
from Masonic Temple.
Waltham, Mass, papers please copy.
HOPE--At Wailuku, Maui II. T.,
lrine Gertrude Hope, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. T. +. Hope, age |
year . months. San Francisco pa
pers please copy.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-03

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