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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-11-26

The Honolulu Athletic Club players
expect to win The football game with
the Punahou team on Thursday. They
believe that the changes in the per-
sonnet of the team and the excellent
practices that they have been having,
warrant them in this belief.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27
CRUELTY 10 CHILDREN.


Everybody hes beard the stock Joke
or perennial fiction that the voters Oi
this or thst remOte rural section ore
still addicted 70 the habit Of voting
for Andrew Jackson. ~ applied to
the "Pennsylvsnis Dutch" region Of
the KeystOns State 10 no joke. In .
cOntsstsd election use . Psoosy lvsnis
Judge hes thrown out . number ri
vOtes which were cast iOr Andrew
Jsckson, declaring thst 'vhs Court
dues nat hsve tine 70 fool sway With
such silly people," For years Il hiss
beon Ne custom Of . number Ut voters
10 Lshigh and other counties 70 vote
for Andrew Jackson, On the theory. a.
they express II, hat Jackson dead II
. blamed sight better then many NJ
them thst are alive" The decision
and criticism Of Judge Albright will
hardly have any effect On thOss stern
old Pennsylvsnis Democrats, who
long sgO acquired the habit Of voting
TOR the Hero OF the Hermitage o.
every opportunity, and who become
more condrmed In the habit the more
they pee Of modern csndidstes.- -
Nashville American.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

Hutchings. the Pho
t~ographer, will not
make any Q mega
tives in Marshall after
Tuesday. Dec. 3lst.
We can probably 6n-
|ish all orders taken on
or before Dec. 18th in
plenty cf time for
X-mas. We will re-
mainin Marshall long
enough to finish all
orders taken on or be-
fore Dec. 3Ist. There
will be no change on
any order that is not
entirely satisfactory to
the customer. Keep
this ad. as your guar
antee. Respectfully.
O. L. Hutchings.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

r. @. Fulksesoa, Of SEN epelngs.
Ro6A Evaes, Of 0hocklefoed, end Me-
rioa Davis, Of HAYWOOD, Wsso sooee
Ne visisoss 70 Msrshsll osssedsy.
Missss Allie 0rssnlss soA Nsssis
shutslsworsh, Of THE city, ere spssd.
log Ne holidays with shs formers
sunA Mn. J. W. Blsie, Of Self
spriugs.
J. z. Jones. con Of T. Z. Jones, Of
W. couetry, csns down from ,Ksusss
City, whers b. resides, on Monday
evening, 70 spend he holidays with
bic psrsnts.
J. r. Miller end wife, Of Fsirvilie,
we're buoy buying Chrissmss goods
on Saturday. Thsss Will b ersss ~
t0iciug In their household on Christ
mas moruiug.
L. L. Lake and sisters, Misses rlos.
ole and Tscis Lake, Of Hieginsvilie,
attended the funeral Of their niece,
Miss Myrs Lake, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. n. Lake.
Harry L. Jones, son Of r. q. Jones,
OF the county, Who 10 attending the
medical department Of she Wishing.
ton University Of 81. Louis, came in
On the G. 4 A morning train and Gill
spsnd The holidsys ~ Bile home. "a
J. w. Blair, Of Ssls Springs, W B
Msrshsll visitor on Saturday. Wesa
b started home there we're MOI -
many Christmss presents lst 10 uar.
ehsll - when be cams 70 town. He
took . lot Of them home With him..
DAana AAn N>~~A "a M
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

IL oaiy cae Of many di.sssadng symp.
TON: Thish pos.s 70 The p,sssnse q
undervl0od the relation Of the local WON.
auly health 70 the general health, they
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

I. Thst subsoribsss Who DO not give
express notice 70 Ne contrary ere
eoasidsred u Wishing 70 rsnews their
subscriptions.
:. II ~subscrlbers order The diecou.
tinusocs Of thelr psriodicals Ne pub
lishsr may continue 70 seud them 20.
sil oil arrsarsgs 10 paid.
,. II subscribers neglect or refuse
N tahe their psriodicsls from W. post
o6lcs 70 which thsy srs dirscssd, they
srs rsspousibls until Shsy hovs ~
lied their bills sad ordeeed theo dis.
coosiuusd.
Z. II subscribsrs move 70 othse
places without iuiorming Ne publish
Or, sod the papers ere ssns 70 ~
former address, they ere responsible.
8. Tbss refusing 70 take psriodicsls
from The once Or removing aud lssv.
Ing them uonsllsd for, 10 primo ,ises
evidence 0i fraud. .
q. II subscribers pay 10 sdvsnos
they ore bound ~ give notice q The
end Of tbs time II they do not wish 70
continue taking Il, Otherwise the pub.
lishsr 10 sushorIssd 70 send II, end
the subsosIbsr Will b responsible 10.
III ao sxpvsss notice With payment Of
oil srrsssags 10 sent 70 The publisher.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

Would understand that
beckache. headache,
-nesvousnees, sidesche,
dizziness, faintness and
similar feminine ail.
ments, cannot be cured
until the wosnanly
health 10 established.
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription cures die
eases peculiar 70 {,
en-. II establishes reg.
ularity. dries the drains
which weaken women,
heals ~imhan,n,ation and
liberation. and cures
female veal In
curing these local dis
eases, Il cures the oil.
meats which they
cause; hacksche, bead.
ache, sidesche, diaxi.
ness, f~aintness. lnerv.
n and other ills
peculiarly feminine.
February %th. Is96," vriteQ
Mrs. Iona HaIceead.
ClaHeiuQre. ChRNukle NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

Harry Hudsoa end dsughtsr spsss
Saturday 10 Mseshall.
L. L. Lemons, Of Carrollson, 10 vie.
itiue friends IN Maeshell.
n. U. Taylor, Of Hssndoa, wss .
dinner guest u Miug's Saturday.
J. q. Reynolds and A. W. Reld, Of
Slstev, spent Sunday 10 tiarshsll.
T. r. Mitchell and c. n. Jones, Of
shsckleiord, we're 10 town Saturday.
Sem Marlin, Of Kaosss city, 10 vie.
ting his parents during the holiday.
]. II. KILLER, Of Fort scoeA 10 The
guest Of HE sisssr, Mrs. John wstss.
Miss Vols peschsr Will spsod Chriss-
mes With M. end Mrs. A. q. Heskets,
Of Bo0uville.
Misses Rene end Nellie Hswkins.
Of Fsirville, were Ia Marshsll Mon.
day shopping.
Charles Thompson srrivsd In Mar.
shall Monday 70 spend The holidays
with his mother and ester.
Congressman Jsmss Cooney wss In
Lexington Saturday, assisting 10 the
orgsnixssion OF IN Elk lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stewart will b
The guests Of M. sud Mrs. W. n.
Fischer during the holidays.
Miss Lotto Wronker, Who 10 asssod.
log the Columbis University this wia.
ser, 10 u hons for the holidays.
I. N. Lsshsm end A. J. Powell, Of
Clay City, wers shaking hsads with
their friends Ia Msrshsll on Sstur.
day.
Mr.. T. b. Nichols end wife, Of
near NJ. leonard, wore interviewing
Santa Claus In Msrshsll on Sstur.
day.
Mr.. and MrM I'd Thornton, Of
Blsckburn, ere visiting the family Of
J. n. Galloway u Salt Syringe this
week.
Will GOrder, who IL . teacher In
the Central High School Of Mlnnesp.
oils, Mimi, II ~ home for the hOli. |
days.
Miss Lee Nsylor left Wednesday
for Kansas City, where she will visit
her friend, Miss May Miller, during
the holidays.
Mas Willie Sphsr cam down from
Kansas City the first Oi the week and
will spend the holidays II her home
near this city.
Miss Pearl johnson. whO teaches
the WOOdsOn school. Is spending the
holidays with her many friends and
relatives 10 this city.
We srs glad to see our old friend,
a. J. Fell, punching tickets oncs more.
He 10 one Of the most popular c0nduc.
tors on the g. h a. railroad.
Arrow Rock, Clay Center and Hsr.
demsn have been connected with Mar.
shall by the new line just completed
by the Saline County Telephone Co.
H. Kirtley Miller. who hes sccsps.
ed . position In Kansas City. left
2nuA0v SiNh hi. .s,llo ~-A A~.-A-- |
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27
Wiil H. Hids " Light Usdsr Q Dssssl

--
0soslemsa-l Will not hide my light
under . bushel. for I wsut the people
70 know whss your Oooch's Mexican
Syrup hes done for No. Far four
years hsve beeu sflicted with ssthms
and could not get snythlng 70 do ~
any good Wosil I goe your Oo0ch's
Mexican Syrup. took thrss bOssles
Ind u cured me entirely. give you
thls. h"p'Ug II may b the mssns Os
saving some Ope from . horrible end
premature desth.
Yours under obligations,
REV. THos. n. WARWICK,
Scott Town, Ohio.
.COnsumpttves, try II. II cures . aim.
pie cough, ~ u my magic, and Il 10
the hest remedy for whOOping cough.
Price - cents. -.
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
MOther's Worm Syrup never fails
70 destroy and rems,ve worms In chill.
DIRE . u 10 cruel not ~ sdmInlster II
TO them whenever there 10 need.
PILE INE CURES PILES.
Money refunded II Il svsr falls.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

lad, Tss. ~ vae nckiae wteh. paiu ftvm ~
49, 49,. q = y rs: IS 4 : u: g I sfs e.. s::s': !: s
p. tos tsa. niasees q . Tire. yos easve!e4 ~
Nsdi0i Discovery aud : Pleasant Pslieta.' slss
oavs oAvtcs sheet tntectSons. haehs Ard M. r
ny ssspstes. IN f0ur mouths from the ums ] b.
30 y6ee tssalment IVES . we'll WoOaN ood
kavs vi ~ the heckache sincs. and soW ] %
h aixteen hoUrs 4 day at hard work"
Weak and slck women ere invited 70
consult d.. PSescs by letter free. Al.
dress DR.. n. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1908 pageA 10 given away. Send ~ one.
cent stamps. the expense Of mailing only.
Tor tine book In paper covers. o. 81 Stsmpe
for the volume bound In cloth. Address
DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Marshall republican., 1901-12-27

Laxative Br0m0.Q uiuiue Tables
sure . cold 10 one day. No cure, no
day. Price q cents.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
TWO DAYS CARNIVAL
Is ON THE PROGRAM
Will be Held During <. Of
P.COlVGltiOn
OUR BOARD Of TRADE
Has Already Named a Committee
Which Has Taken the
Work in Hand.

Bruins wick Is going to have oar
uivsl in connection with the meeting
of the Grand Lodge Knigh If Pythiss,
on Ma! 2l-22.
A. the iAsi meeting Of the b.asd Of
stance Miller is cha rm an, was appoint
ed TO ace if such an en- ertaiment could
be arranged and this committee has
done exceedingly good work, and it
is now thought that very appropriate
program will be arranged for the two
days. Among tHe anus em>nts will be a
bicycls parade, base bill games, pie
ealing contest, and other little amuse
ments for the .visitors. The mayor
will be asked IL the oity will permit
some b cycles races on Newcastle St.,
and If they do not some very interesting
races Will also be arranged, The Ri
flemen's fair will be in full blast at
tine time Of the mcetir G, and will also
be an attraction for the visitors,
Mr.. Miller, chairman Of the commit.
tee, was seen by a representative Of
tbs TIMES CALL yesterday, and he
said that he thought very good pro-
gram could be arranged il the citizens
will Cooperate and lend aid. "The
merchants should help. as they will be
the ones benef ted by the crowd Each
merchant should offer a prize Of some
kind for the winners of the different
contests, which will, of course, make
them all more interesting" sai2 Mr..
Miller.
The railroads bavs all put on rate
Of one fare for the round trip from all
cities in Georgia, the stea nboats lines
have named rate 1880 for the round
trip from Fernandina; 81 for the
round trip from Darien, and 36 cents
for the round trip to and from st.
Simon, aud it is thought that a large
number Of visitors will be here besides
the knights of Pythias.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
LAW REGARDING CYCLING.
The Sidewalks You Can Ride on and Those
You Caunot.

Following is the city ordinance In
regard to cyclists:
"It shall be unlawful to ride any BIZ
cycle propelled by hand or foot OF the
rider. at greater speed, upon any
.idewNlk Of this CITY, than five miles au
hou and 1t shall also be unlawful to
ride any srch bicycle or vehicle within
Hanover Park, or up n any of the f3!-
lowing named sidewalks, to-wi,: Those
along E street; those along A street,
between F and L esresss; those along
Newcastle street; n long Bay
street, north Of London those
along Gloucester stress t6tse along
Monk street. west of Norwich street;
those along Mansfield street, west Of
Cochran avenue; those along Howe
street, west Of Newcastle street; those
along Richmond street, south of George
street, and those along George street,
west Of Cochran avenue.
Every person violating any provision
OF this section, on conviction in the
police court, shall be puuished as pre-
scribed In section II of this code"
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
AN IMPORTANT CASE.
Was Argued in This City BY Visiting At
torneys Yesterday.

A deIega ion Of distinguished law.
yers from Throughout the state were
in Brunswick yesterday, and evidence
was taken in matter which, in
all probability, will establs b an i'm
portant PRECEDENT,
The case In question grows out of the
old Camp Greek disaster on the South
ern railway on June 23, 1900, In which
Edwin H. Lawrence, a treveling sales
man, was killed. MIS-. Rose II. Law
rence, though her attorneys, Arnold &
Arnold and Hoke Smith. is asking for
damages In the sum of $50 900 and Ia
being resisted by the defendant com
panyin the person of state Senator G..
Battle, Of Columbus. The evidence
OF K. w Satterwhite, an employe of
the Brunswick s. Birmingham R. r
company who was on the train at the
time, was tax. before Commissioner
D. w. Krauss yesterday, and was in
terstirg in divera ways. Messrs. Ar
mold and Has!iug appeared for the
piaintiffand Attorney Battle .was in
charge Ct the Southern's interest.
The testimony of Satter white was
not derogotory to either party at in
terest, and while conflicting In it's
general texture, leaned to a great ex-
tent to the side of the plaintiff
This case lie OF )nsiderabls import
'nce in so much ss Satterwhite's
will be used az a PRECEDENT
n the thirty four cases rest ltiDs from
'he same accident. Messrs. Battle,
Arnold and Hasting returned 70 their
homes last n ght.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
COMMITTEE WILL MEET.
Prominent Members of the Agricultural
Society Are Gongto Savannah.
ernment.

The Savannah News st yesterday
says:
The State Fair Committee of the
Georgia Agricultural Socisty will
meet in Savarnah next Thursday to
discuss arrangements for the fair with
the directors af the Savannah Fair
Association, President Pope Brown
and Secretary Martin V. Calvin Of the
society left last night for their homes,
but will return to attend the meeting
next week. The other members of
the committee from the society are
Vice President James Barrett Of
Augusta, Mr.. J, ), Conpor of Car
tersville and Col. r. F. Crittender OF
Shsllman. All members are ex-
pected to attend the meeting,
Dr., w. B. Burroughs Of Bruins wick
has also been invited to be present.
DIR. Burroughs Will be the head Of the
educational department of the State
Fair. The heads of the various other
departments have not yet been ap-
pointed by Mr.. BrowD, but that is q
matter that will receive his early atten-
ton.
Yesterday Mr.. Brown and Mr., Cal
vim met Mr.. g, W. Owens, presid ut Of
the Savannah Fair Association, ant
the gentlemen had conference ovel
arrangements for the fair. IL wal
decided then to have the committee
from the Agricultural Society met
next week. It ia probable that I
premium list will then be made up.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
WANTED 1O SELL
HIS TESTIMONY.
Chief Edwards Secretary
in Bad Trouble
sensation IN WASHINGTON
VIM. Williams Offers for 5000 All
the Correspondence IN the
Pending Neely Case.

Washir gton, May l1.-A sensation
was caused In official circles here TODAY
when it was learned that William
Williams, alias John Dickinson, score,
tary to Chief Edwards, of the consular
department, had offered to sell Judge
Lindsay, attorney for Nicely, all corre>
spondencs between Attorney Grisgs
and Secretary Root, relative to tho
Nicely case, for two hundred dollars.
Judge Lindsay informed Attor ney
General Knox, who decided to wri 9
Dickinson a letter, asking for more
information.
The case was at onoe placed in the
hands of Chief wipel, of the secret
service, who detailed Operator Burns
to oatch Dickinson. Later In the day.
letter was received by Dickinson at
the general delivery window in the
presence of Burns, aud he was folio wed
to the consular department..
Burns notified Secretary Root, who
sent for Dickinson, and when questioned
he confessed writing the letter and was
dismissed from the serVice of the gov
eminent.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
TOM WELSH CLUB.
They Leave Tomorrow on Their Annual
Fishing Trip.

The Tom Welsh Fishing club, COM
posed mostly of Plant System oonduo-
tors and engineers, will leave tomorrow
for their fishing grounds on the Satil.
Ia river. The attendance this year
will be unusally large
They will be gone about ten days,
The following is a list of the officer
and members of the club: T. ]
Welch, presisent, j. P. GoldiDg vice.
president, VIM. M.honey, G.. W,
Coates, NJ. VerdeTy, A. Knight, w
F. Doerh niger, c, G. Moore, r. v.
Douglas, Fred WIgglus, W, A. Potter
CT. Calnan, j. E. Hnodenpyle, OF
Brunswick: John Peerson, of Mont>
gomery,;J. W, Sm tn, of jackson VILE,
81. M. Branham, Of Fort VALLEY, Yad
Kirkland, Of Kirk.aod Ca, w, E.
Futch. OF Cleveland, o., Sam Ciiat
AttorneyiFalwood, W. N. Timmons
VIM. Lane, Of Tifton, John Faip, Cor.
dele, Frank Price, Tallahassee, Felix
Edwards. John Pope, Albany, Geo
Rsdford, Solicitor Bennett, Charley
Andrews, of WaycFoss.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
Boone at His Old Tricks.

Information GENES from Valdosta
that professor" Boone was engaged
to give two performance oes there on last
Thursday and Friday. He gave the
first to medium sized house, and an =
nounced from the stage that be would
repeat his performance the following
night. When Manager Griffin, the
next day, went to look him up, he had
''folded his tent" aud departed on an
early train. The professor" has NO
doubt considerable trouble in store,
and is leaving an unsavory reputation
wherever be goes.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
A Brunswickian Honored.

At the recent session of the Presby-
terry o. Savannah Rev. W. f. HoIlinRsS
worth was elected as Pres b Ytery's Com
missioner to the General Assembly,
which will meet at Little Rock, Ark ,
next Thursday, He will leave Bruns-
wick Tuesday morning TO be gone two
weeks. Rev. Il. s. Yerger of F. rnandi-
ma will preach next Sunday in Mr..
Hollingsworth's place. Tie pulpit
will likely not be filled at all on the
26:h.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
Program Changed.

The r fl men have made some chan
ges in the fair program as to the setting
aside OF certain nights for local organ
izstions. Following is the new pro-
gram:
Monday night, May 20; Military
night; Prize DrIll-Brunswick Riff :
men, Naval Reserves, Marine Band.
Tuesday night, May 21.-Knights Of
Pvth as, Prize drill.
Wednesday night May 22-Maritime
Thursday night, May Railroads.
Friday night, May 24.-Merchants.
Saturday night, May 26.-Secret
Orders.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
Presbyterian Services

The usual servic will be conducted
today the Presbyterian church by the
pastor. Subject for mo rning sermon,
CONFORMATION and Transformatiou.'
Subject for evening sermon, Fright,
eousness exalteth nation, but sin Is a
reproach to any people" The eyening g
service will begin at O'Clock instead OF
7;45. The Offering at the morning
service will be for Foreign Missions.
The Sunday school will meet at 4
o'clock. Strangers and visitors are
cordially Invited. Men are especially
invited to the evening service. The
pastor will touch upon the work the
Law and Order League is trying to do.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
SCHOOL AGAIN.
will Comence Monday After a Week
Vacation.

The public schools of Brunswiok and
Glynn county, after a weeks vacation
will comsnce again ON Monday morn
ing
The weeks vacation was giv.n Ia
order 10 allow the children to partioe-
pate in the Sunday school picnics, all
of which were given either to st
Simon or ,uDbnland, during the
weak. The schools now only have o
few more weeks before commencems n
and will shortly begin for the execises
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
Free to the Brunswick Rihemen.

The Brunswick Rif1emen have recent =
ly received a communication from Jim
Garter, the popular clothes cleaner, In
which he states that on account of the
coming fair, he will from the Is b until
the 25th Of May, clean and press all
uniforms free of charge. This is quite
treat as the Riff smen will all want to
have their uniforms looking nice during
the fair
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
Thinks lie Will Be AssaS-
SinatGd
He HAS A BODY GUARD
And Never Leaves His Room With.
out a Strong Force
About Him,

Manila, May 11.-General Aguinaldo
seems to be very much alarmed and Save
he expects to be assassinated at any
minute.
Aguinalds is afraid OF his own people
and never leaves his room unless
accompanied BY a strong body guard.
The ex-1eader seems to be worried
bee cAuse Of the fact that the Filipinos
accuse him of treachery. 81 have acted
Tor their good" said Aguinaldo this
afternoon,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
A Big Shortage.

New Orleans, May 11.--Sam Flower.
son OF the late United States Sub.
treasurer, who is paying teller In the
HlbeEnian Natioral bank, was arrested
today charged with shortage Of thirty
six thousand dollars,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
Home Of Captain P. G. Clark, on Street
Was DESTROYED.

An alarm of fire was turned In by
telephone about 10 80 last night and the
blaze was discovered in the residence Of
Capt. P G. Clark, on F street.
The flames had gaised good headwsy
before the arrival ef1ae fire department t
and the house and of the furniture
was destroyed. 1t was owned by Mr..
Clark and WAS partly insured. 1t ie
not known how the FIRE originated.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12
TO BEGIN WORK.
The Court House viii Now Be Put in GOOD
Condition.

Mr.. W. Fl. Bowen, the contractor
who is to make the necessary repairs on
the court house will begin the work al
once and part Of the material to be used
is already on the ground.
The job is hard ooe bat Mr.. Bowen
is equal to the occasion.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12

Wait! Don't spend all your money.
There's going to be another bargain
feast next week at j. FL. Heller 6,
Bros, for three days-Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12

Feast and your halls are crowded"
When we give II Bargain feast" our
store is crowded. Well let you crowd
our store next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, J. Fl. Heller g. Bro.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12

There's nothing like getting genuine
bargains Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday at ]. II. Heller s. Bro.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
only! Three Bargain Days. Real
ones at ]. Fl. Heller & Bro,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-05-12

Fine horses for sale cheap at Thomas
stable.