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nrR BEAUTY RESTORED.

VIVA ny daughter was three months old 1essma
broke cut on her heed and continued to spresd until
her head was entirely covered. She was treated BY
several seod doctors, but srsw worse, and the dread
full disease spread 70 her face. She was taken to two
celebrated health springs, but received no bsnent.
Many patent medicines were taken, but without result,
until We decided to Wy 3. 3. D., and by the time the
Arst bottle was finished, her head began to heal. A
Aossn bottles cured her oomplstely and left her skin
perfectly smooth. She 10 now twenty years old, and
has . magnificent growth Of hair. Not . sign OF the
Afesdful disease has ever returned.
Il. 7. sHoB1.
sol4 Pima Street, u. Louis, Ko.
, 1902-04-16

PILOT CAMP NO. 40. WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD. Meets first aeJ
third Friday evenings in 1. o. O. F.
hall. F. W. OFT, C. C.
Hugh Hynds. Clerk,
, 1902-04-16

WYOMING CAMP NO. $3.50, NOD
ERIN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays
n g. A. X. hall. c. W. Bussard, v. G.
s.. Wallace, Clerk.
, 1902-04-16

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different story, = smooth and Aawkss skin glowing with
- refreshing ep S S S, combining both purifying and
a blood builder and skin beauhfer
SSS is Natures Remedy.N cntans n Arsnc
Potash, or other mineral, but is strictly a vegetable blood purifier and tonic that can be
take wthoutf fear of any huruMe Effects and witt pefet assmance of speedy md lasting
Gun. Or illustrated book on the Skin and its Diseases contains much phn and practical
information about ruptve diseases their cause and cue, how to take care IF the skim
etc., that will be Off esimah value to III suHerrs We nil mail You a copy free
Write us about your case and our physicians will gladly furnish any information o.
advice desired without charge tine SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA GA
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01
PR0BAIt C0u2I.
Probate Docket for Isney COUNTY. No,
Term, 1902.

Estaic Of IsAac Adams deoesied sarah AdArns
hdHunistratrir. annual settlement
Estaic Of George y s,lyldsr mn0- Panry
seltiige guardian hal cu4a,or, annual set-
tsmfuE
Esia,r Of Tcddie coul,el minor. l. e walker
guardian sod rUra.uT. rusI le4.irurut
Estair 81 minor hens Ui BeIiamiu lFlsou de-
ceGs'd j w iiughr, Guardian and curator,
annual - .tlcasnt
E1ta,e OtE '. u Elrske de e'set ; PleaE
Afuiuil.rslOr, snBnsl -, .lcmrp,
Lala,e OF minor neiIs OF ". & hah deceased.
&. u simons guardian aud ,aIptor, snugAl
settletnEnt
Esls.s Of nii1or heir. Of W. q. CLARK. deos.se,i.
4 Noirit guardian and curator, annual
sct.ismeni.
Ea,str ofGso san and clarence Root. minor
j. q E"uI guardian and curator, annual
se.tlslnru.
Hsla . of bspYye genshaw minor. a. " Rem
shaw gualdian aud curator, annual ssille-
racnt.
Estate OF 4 u - Eeese. MINOR " u Hick-
guardian aud rpfaiOI AnnuAl settlement
EststT Of minor he,rs orc. !. acre. d-osa-si,
joint Dickens0u public adnihis aiOr AMI
eN-onicio guardian aud curEi0f. tnnuAi set
tl.msni
Estsie Of George u snd Nancy VI johnson.
Minors, John plctsnsOn pablo sdmiD.
islratUr and e1 -oiiri0 Guardian and cufa.0r
annual sei ltmrnt.
Esiate of minor hclrs ofM l. Yandeli deceased
v i.ndell susrdish and curator, hnnu
Al settlement
Esla.s Of minor heir of. c ysndelI deoeGss.l
J. " isnitll guardian and curayyr. snan'
al settlement
!sll.eo Of falnor holm Of u T. Cllntenjsard,
dccraseo, j. " Smith guardian and curE-
tor, annual srlileineni
Es,Ais Of James l. MARY Nay, aud Llndr
Thomas, m,nors. John l.. Thomas, guard.
Gn anu curator, anDssl settlemsut.
Es,s,e OF Alfred Hpdses. DECREASED, y V Hod.
gee administrator, nnAl seitlmeni.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01
LOCATED TO DODD CITY, arm.
Rapid, Approaching Isre, Count, More
About the White river RsiIrood.

4 prominent citizen Of Dodd City,
Ark, who Il in position 70 know L great
deal about the Missouri pac!Gc's White
River extension. and who probably dOes
know more than he + aylng. favors the
Republican with the following interest
ing communication:
Dodd City, Ark. APR. 20, 1902.
The VI -souri Pacific survey II moving
westward from this place. Il Il nov un.
der control Of Mr Ncr.wether, well
known by year Of successful work. The
line il considered settled % ihis point.
There Is talk and guessing of c0nuoc-
tiOns both with Carthage ana Spring
field, all o. which We hope may b. true.
In yiew oi the fact that Mr. Mer!wethor
surveyed a line from Springfield 10 DOdd
City, and the fact that he Missouri Pa
cilc l. II possession o. the proGe- Of
the Van Frank survey, male years
ago from Carthage ~ Odd City, leads
Is 70 guess the course 0! the present lo-
cation.
Mr. Meriwetheri- -, the man TO give
away the business ol HE company. He
carries a clo-ely fitting business she'll.
but It seems highly probable that Oma-
ha, Boone county, Ark, aHd soath fancy
county, Mo-, are 10 reap advantages
from this line. The mineral outcrops
and developments In tbcsc locG.!iie. ,uud
al-o those on Elbow creek 10 Taney
county are all in reach o. the very prob
able course Of this line
The north taiioi Marion county, ARK.
il divided from -Outhoa-l ~ northwest
by this line, aud her rich mineral fields
ccntcring IN the Dodd t;y district, are
divided by this survey, 10 the great ad-
vantage Of the railroad and the land
holders.
A rev day Of prosperity foi Dodd City
and Marion County seem well assured d.
5 Il. X.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01
Bits from Blun.

Ca--asroulen-s O. ;hs E.pg.l-aa.
.Es7'y,I b.. las, ~ .4,'s-s,
Slightly di-lgured but sii.! 10 the
ring with the pencil squad
Bealth splendid, weather lovely.
Farmer rust.ing to get thei-crop- 10.
Several have t5oic corn d.. planted
J. l.. Meadows has some corn almO-,
ready for The plow. He say- II IL the
early bird tha, catches the worm. Look
out, John.Iii- generally the carly worm
that get caught
DR. Kerr. o. Sparta, came down the
other day and released the fam.lie. Of
Joel Hayc. and John Terry from the
quarantine under which be placed them
-omc time ago ou account 81 smallpox
They say they have never been .u 90.
pen, and Il i f. any vor-c than being
quardntirol tAey don think they would
be- satisfied there.
Wm. Cupp had the misfortune 70 get
his barn and about quarter o. "a mile
Of fence burned the other day by some
one setting fire b. the nearby uuDd-.
John Ready and family moved down
from StocktOn, Mo. the other DAY.
The family i- -lopiEg with hi brother,
james Ready, and tho two men have
gone back after the remainder Oi his
goods. They intend buying land SOME
where 10 this county.
Clarence johnson and wife went q
Arkansas last fall, % make stake by
working On the railroad. while there
be had the misfortune 10 lOse oac 1i hi
hor-c-, leaving him without team, W
they came back from "Arkgnsaw" the
other day with only one horse. They al
come back 10 old Tancy IL worse cOndi.
iiou than when they leave IT,
,ide iu with the Poor Boy Of Jerk.
water D. to the charity bu.inc-a being q
disgrace to the county, but think il
ha- been q benefit 20 sou Of The people,
IN that II has taught them not 10 depend
on someone clro Tor help when they car
help themselves.
We can rec the smoke boiling ~
from the forest Gre which some thought.
lc,. person ha- -et out The law Lould.
| hi, doc not prpAibi, putting frr out ar
this season. a. IL kill the range. That
j. one reason why the outside range {,
growing poorer year by year.
Apr! -, 1902. a. o. {.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

By virtue and authority Of special eSecu-
tion issued from the Office Of the clerk Of the
circuit court of Tanry county, Missouri, return
able nj the April term, 49,. of said couri. AMI
TO me directed. In favor Of b u Price. collect
Gable. ! have levied npou and seiIed all the
right. title, interest and claim 0f the said
Catherine A. Gable Of, In and 20 the following
descrl bed property to-wii
The 80 qr Of the ~ or Of section no. twp q Of
rang. - all lying and being IN the said county
and state u Missouri. and will, on wednes.
day, the yth day Of hpril, A. u. lgg., between
the hour OF niu. O'Clock In the forenoon and
Ave In III, afternoon Of that dAy, Of the south
door Of the oogri house In the town Of fOTsyth
county Of '1aney, sell the same. or 90 much
thereof A. may be- fcquir~i. at public vendle,
10 the highest bidder. Tor cash In hand 70 ats.
~ said execution rad costs
y a. WIsrnIHA
i-S2 Sheriff Of Tlncy county. No
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

BY yiriue and suthor,y Of special execution
Issued from the ofiice Of the clerk ~ the crrult
rouIt oi Ianey county, Missouri, rrturnBblc ai
directed, In favor of u. u. Price. collector Of
the revenue, aud against Jud.on Lopez. have
levied upon aud seized all The right. title, In.
tsreai Aud claim of the said Judson Lop.r Of, In
and 70 the following ieNcribcd property, 10. wit
y nj OF ID. ne gr ne az section 4, twp gJ range
IL, all lying and being In the ,aid county, and
state OF Missouri. and ! will. on wedr .sday,
tue yDih day OF April. A - 1872. between the
hour Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and i've
Of the oour house. In the town Of for.yth,
county Of Ttncy sell the same. or 20 much
thercof a. may be required, at public yendue
b. the highcs, bidder. for cash In hand, 10 sat-
isfy said execution and costs
j. A. w.ArHsRsAN,
IS: Sheriff Of Tsney county, Mo
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01
= q. WOOD, ATTY.
~ FORSYTH. MISSOURI.
CLERK OF PROBATE COURT.

VIII prActic- In all courts Of tls STATE.
Real e.tAie =, "a and rNchangrd, D-"ds, mort
gAc.s. abstrnc,s aud all kind. of conyeyaf %. p
rrlv. prompt attention. Npt policy iul orlcs'
SAKE. but honesty. ehall n" nv motto
,4~ nip0rr, and elia0ny lac a ipscidhV
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

lThc following, touching u matter
which Ind attention In these columns
at the time, il published because Of the
several interesting and practical sug.
gestions 1t contains.-Ed.
The Il. Louis Dispatch has pub
lished statements ~ Injurious 70 our
county that II there we're any legal re-
course the paper should BE- brought 10 IA
reckoning. Tha; Journal stated unc-
quivocally that 1900 people Of Tancy
county are actually starving on account
Of the drought. Horrible tales Of suffer.
Ing. bad as those In India, are reported.
Many have lived on c0wpess for weeks. "
This was news TO our people. More
than one third Oi our entire population
starving In one OF the beet states in the
Union, our people Unconscious Of the
fact, only uncarthed by the brilliant
imagination Of an INSCRIPTIONS penny.
a-lincr. We must acknowledge that our
county was affected by the drought:
that cattle and Logs suffered Tor want Oi
corn and acorns: that few Of our farm
ers left the county-hut the drough, was
not over the entire county, and our peo-
pie do not need the mid Of the blatant
correspondent Of the Post-Dismlch
Out OF every evil arises some good.
and the effect Of ihs alteration Of the
weather has been 10 induce Ibe rearing
Of goats, which, living on shruos and
weeds that grow through all seasons are
entirely independent Of climatic condi-
tions. Then, one man. loss IL another's :
gain. Real estate, heretofore phcnom.
ennlly low, has still further declined.
Farms fairly well improved can be pur.
chased al from o. 10 s5 per acre, and
large ranches with good improvement,
at about the same price. B.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

Burns, cuts and other wounds often
fall 10 heal properly II neglected and
become troublesome sores. DeWIttB
Witch Hazel Saiye prevents such con.
sequences. Even where delay has ng-
graya,cd the injury Dewitt Witch
Haze Salye Effects cure. ~ hal n
running sore on my leg thirty years, "
says II. c. Hartly, Yankectown, Ind.
After using many remedies, tried De-
Wits witch Haze Salvc. a few boxes
healed the sore" Cures all skin di--
eases. Piles yield TO 1, n, once. Beware
Of counterieits. G.. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01
stand Like n stone Wall

between your children and the torturcs
Of itching and burning eczema, scald.
head or other skin diseases. How: why,
by using Bucklen's = ArnicH Salye, earth
greatest healer. Quickest cure for ul-
cers, fever sores, salt rhcum, cut, burns
or bruises. InfallIble for piles. 2jc at
G. L. Hoit's drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01
Wants others Tn Know.

'I have used DeWitts Little Early
Risers for constipation and torpid liver
and they are all right. ! am glad 10
indorse them for think when We find n
good thing we ought To le, others know
1t" writes Alfred Heinze, Quincy, III.
They never gripe or distress, Safe, sure
pills. G. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

By virtue and authority ~ o special execution
issurh from the Office Df the clerk of the circuit
rourt ~ IAnry county, Missouri. fcturnEhle Of
the Apr.l term, 1907 oi sali court and io mr
directed, In favor OF u u Price, collector of
the revenue and agains, Thomas Butler. !
have levied upon hbd seized all the right, title,
interest Anr claim Of the said Thomas II But
Ter Of. In and 20 the following described prop
criy. iO-wit.
Lot /. ne qr Of section s. twp . Of range ~.
sll lying and being In the said county, and
the DFh day Of April. A. u lpi!. between the
hours Of nipe O'Clock in the forenoon and i've
va the afternoon OF that day, at The 6Outh door
VI the court house, In the town of fOrsy'h
county of 1Gney, sell the same or o. nuch
thereof ~ may BE- required al public ycriue
to the highest bidder for cash In hand, 10 Ast-
is!y said execution and costs
J A WrATnyENAs.
i-s-2 sheriff of ! aney county, Mo
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

The car OF progress occasionally en-
counters steep grade, but tha, ls DC
reason for shutting oil steam.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-05-01

Dollars judiciously invested In Tapey
county lands may soon produce hun
dreds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08
Jack Sutton Brings
New Vaudeville Team

The demand for first class vaudeville
in Australia which has created such
keen competition among Lee ant Ria.
AMI the local managers, has caused the
securing of the STATES and Eu"Ipc for
the pick of the houses as rival attrac-
lions. Harry Richards, for years pre-
mier entertainer of Australasia in vau-
deville, has been forced to look TO his
laurels and in several trips has the
best attractions booked for Two and
more seasons ahead.
Lee and Rial have placed Honolulu
on their circuit, but Richards has in
variably opened his people in Austria
liza, taking several through two steam
ers ago. After contracts are conClud-
ed, the performers make their way back
TO the States or Europe by devious
routes, according to their fancy and
the extent of their often scanty saw
ings out of liberal salaries.
Captain Jack Sutton hit upon the
happy idea Of taking several of the
artists whose terms Of contract ex-
pired simultaneously and extending
their season by playing a tour of the
Orient, returning to the States by way
of Honolulu. Through this fortunate
combination he shows upon his play
bills many names that nightly drew
crowded houses in Melbourne and sgd,
ney and Honolulu secures the oppor-
tunity, always acceptable and promptly
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08
THE MURPHY Club

The program OF the Murphy TEN.
perance Club last night was good one
The opening sketch by Frank II. Ward
and w. Schwartz, entitled THE Stupid
Coon" was very good. Master Higgins
sang a song which was well received
followed by song from Mr.. Addison
which was repeatedly encored.
A sketch, The Shadow by Messrs
Ward, Schwartz, McMaster and Sey,
mour, kept the audience in roar Of
laughter from beginning to end. A sons
by Mr.. Addison Every Nation Has {
Flag. but Coon" was the hit of thu
evening, after which he sang Rag
time"
NJ. Nakuina spoke on the work OF tn,
Murphy Club, which was followed b!
a guitar duet by the Wallace Bros.
making a very nice evenings enter
tainment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Gentlemen, refresh yourselves at the
First National Saloon.
No paint is fire proof but the PEER
LESS comes nearest to Il.
Nicely furnished rooms. Popular
House, 1249 Fort St., $3.50 per week up.
Blank books OF all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the Bulletin Publish.
ing Co.
The steamer Maui is expected in to-
day with later news OF the volcano Of
Kilauea.
A reward is offered for the return
of a bunch of six keys lost on Friday,
See Lost column on page S.
I For baby carriages and sewing ma
chimes and stoves and safes, call on
Hoifschlaeger Co, Ltd.
For a quiet afternoon, a cooling sea
breeze and dinner fit for the gods the
4 Waikiki Inn is just the place.
The sermon in st. Andrews Cathe'
dral this evening will be delivered b!
Rev. A. c. Wilson who is visiting II
the city.
The golf championship between a
CARVE and X. Anderson will be playeC
on the links at Moanalua today. ]
is expected that the contest will be ;
very even one as both men are excellen
players.
The next meeting Of the Research
Club will be held at the home OF w. o
Smith in Nuuanu valley Saturda!
night. June IA. Mr.. Smith has con
scented to speak on the subject OF "Mu
nicipal Government"
The regular 4 o'clock meeting of tn,
Y. NJ. c. A. today will be held on tn
grounds of Kamehameha by speCia
invitation of Principal Dyke. Thee
Richards will address the meeting. Al
those interested in the work are cor
daily invited to attend.
There was TO have been q meeting o
the Territorial Central Committee las
night for the purpose OF transactini
some routine matters but there beinl
no quorum present, 1t was decided b.
those who were present to postpone tn
meeting until Tuesday night next.
The meeting of the executive CON
Inittee Of the Fourth of July celebra
/ ton. which was to have been held yes
to-day afternoon. did not take plac
on account of mistake in regard I
1.-THE time when the meeting should tax
/. place.
: u. NJ. Ayres, for the last two year
! sporting editor of the Advertiser ha
> severed his connection with that pape
, After two weeks vacation he wi
! again engage in work of literary ma
ture. Other changes on the reporters
q stan Of the Advertiser are said to l.
/ pending.
Members OF Mystic Lodge, No. 2, an
= Brooks Division, Uniform Rank, X. {
p, are requested to meet at their Cal
tie hall on Sunday at p. m. to atten
the funeral Of their late brother job
A. Hassinger. Members of Oahu an
Mckinley lodges are also requested I
: participate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08

accepted. OF witnessing some first class
vaudeville
The combination has travelled
through China cleaning unstinted
praise and now comes to Honolulu I'M
der the management OF Captain Jack
Sutton, well known in theatrical cir
Giles. To those who have acquaintance
with the stars of the variety stage,
there are many names in Sutton's ad-
vertisement that guarantee his claim
10 first class combination. The Aus
tralian papers have spoken well OF
them and Honolulu will give them q
ready welcome. We have discrimi-
mating taste in Honolulu but such
names as Harry Cogill, Aqunaldo
Annie Tasma. Attire the Tramp and
several others disarm criticism and in.
vite closer acquaintance.
Following the lead of Lee and Rial
Captain Sutton has resolved to play al
the Orpheum, where in this hot wealth,
er, a vaudeville audience can enjoy the
program in unconventional and con.
Venient ease, cigar in mouth and com,
Gortably apparelled,
The performance consists of bright
little comedies, sketches, songs, jug,
Cling, balancing aerial feats and pot,
pourri of enjoyment. The engagement
will undoubtedly open to a packed
house that will forget volcanic rumors
and alarms in laughter and sensation
| The company arrives in the Hongkong
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Afftl ' ED.
Saturday. June Z.
Stmr. James Makee. Tullett, from
Nnahoia, with sugar.
Stmr. Kinau. Freeman, from Hilo
ana way ports, with mail. passengers
and miscellaneous freight.
CA. r. NJ. s. S. Miowera. Hem.
ming, from Vancouver MAY 30) and
Victoria MAY 81 with cabin pas
sengers for Honolulu; locked at p. NJ.
wharf at S:45 p. nj.
TO SAIL TODAY.
U. S. +. c. s. S. Albatross, Thomas,
In search of two boats of abandoned
Br sp. Fannie Kerr, containing first
nate and Is men. Expects to sail on
arrival of stmr. W. G. Hall from IA
uai with Kerr's captain.
CA. IL. NJ. S. S. Mowera. Hemming
Tor Suva, Brisbane and Sydney. from
p. NJ. wharf at p. NJ.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From Hilo and way ports, per stmr
klnau, June &c. d. Stanford, DR.
summann. w. E. Mcmillan, NJ. Alex
arder and wife Rev. J. II. Behrens
". +. Drake, W. A. Burke, NJ. r
IIoughtailing. VIM. Kitchen, Gus
Siren, c. Castendyck. r. L. Scott, /
:. Dillingham;, Rev J. A. Creesan
\. l.. Loulsson. f. p. Mabie, Georg,
Wilson, W. II. Lambert and wife. J
ID. Lewis. J, A. Scott, Major Wood
John Orouke. W. d. Schmidt, V. A
Nldy, II. L. William, G. s. Mckenzie
ID. McLenar. w. G.. Walker, Alder
Homer. Iiss E. May, T. onodara, I
r. Kerworth. J. Renton. W. J. Dyer
Mrs. Luahiwa, Miss E. Kanehaku. D
Akona, Achip, Apu, wife and four chill
Grcn; X. Slaughter, II. Sloan. G.. w
Pattern, F. J. Chapman, Z. NJ. Wat
son, Alex. Buchanan. Col. W. II. Corn
well. A. McDuffle, W. E. DevereuS
II. G. Young and "a deck passengers
From Vancouver and Victoria. pc
CA. S. S. Miowera. June Mis-
Schneider, Miss Phillips. Mrs. Schnei
der. Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Mack, Messrs. May
knight, Holloway, Mack( Briefly, Rod
riques, Jacobs and Captain Henderson
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
For the Colonies. per CA. S. S. Mic
vera, sailing at p. m. today.-H.
Sfarmer and Miss Gardner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-06-08

@. II. Berrey's ONCE. Campbell bid.
Kona coffee to be good must be pure,
c. J. Day sells it,
Ice cold beer $500 dozen; Camara
& Co, Tel Blue 492.
The place to get pure Kona coffee is
at G. J. Days grocery.
A furnished room centrally located
for a gentleman is offered for rent.
See To Let column on page s.
Ladies lace hose of celebrated
Hermsdorf dye at three pairs for sl.O0
at n. $. Sachs this week. See ad.
There will be no concert on the
Capitol grounds this afternoon as had
been planned The band will be in at
tendance at the funeral of the late
John Adair Hassinger.
The Bishop OF Panopolis will leave
for the Mainland in the Alameda Tues
day. He has not been very well of late
and feels that he must have a change
IL he is to regain his strength.
Don't forget CamsrinOs OF the Cali.
fornit Fruit Market when you want
fruit and vegetables. He always has
on hand a fresh supply of both Gaiifor-
MIA and Island fruits Telephone Main
1913.
Rumors having been going the
rounds that Senator AChi was out af'
ter the post of Delegate to Washing
ton from this Territory, that legislator
called in at this Office yesterday and
stated in no uncertain terms that he
was not a candidate and that he could
not accept the position were II to bG
offered him.
Milo, one of the pilot boat boys, Ii
in durance vile on the charge Of beat
ing his wife Just after she had giycr
birth to a child. The native appeared
in the Police Court yesterday and hi
case was put over until Tuesday. IL
the meantime. he is being held without
bail, 1t being feared that his wife will
die. Her condition is certainly very
precarious.
Mrs. Gerould, who addresses the
Christian church in Alakea street thi'
morning, Is the widow of DR.. II. Ger
ould, founder of the Gerould home a
Hiram College. where girls may OBJ
tain an education at a cost of $3.50 |
week. Mrs. Gerould, who is the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Weldon, is re
turning from a tour of visitation t
missions In many lands.
William Reed, the man who stabbed
Jerry Cronin in the back in fgh
near the Opera House on the night o
May "a, appeared for a hearing in tn
Police Court yesterday forenoon. Tn
prosecution put on four witnesses witt
the result that the testimony adduce,
was overwhelmingly against the de
PENDANT who was bound over TO III
next term of the Circuit Court, his bal
being placed at $500.