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Some Election Echoes.

Q. ", CouSey, the candidate on
the republican ticket for Superin-
1endeuC Of schools. had little 10
wogVy him through the campaign.
He had no opposition on the demo
cratic ticket, although he received
votes from members OF that parCy
who wanted 10 endorse his splendid
administration q the county schools.
The ballots, as they were being
counted, revealed some strange mark
lnsS, \ MAJ Voted the prohibition
ticket and then switched of on enc
Democratic candidate Tor some county
oa5ce, Another individual voted the
Straight republican ticket with the
eNcSpcjoa Of oaa and then ieplea our
Soma democrat \ democrat wou25
vo&c his ticket Straight A.sd then help
on = republican, candidate Other
Tickets Mere cu1 un IN every tu2as5n-
aide NAY,
1Eoo2S Eac I223gousnly understood ~
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Nh Ewes In Chicago.

A student of the Chicago directory
finds that there are in the city 700
Adams and not q single Eve. But or
Gains there are tifty-five and Abels
eight. The city is well supplied with
patriarchs-1OO Abrahams, nineteen
Isaacs and 600 Jacobs, and Of Solo
mons there are 40. There are fifteen
Darlfngs and but two men whose
name is Kiss, and there is q total OF
ninety Loves. but not a Lover, al
though there is Il Mormon. h
most abbreviated surname is Re. Some
Of the other edd names are Papa,
Morningstar and Paradise. The only
man in Chicago who, according to the
directory, is a Fake is Fred L., one
Of the assistant state attorneys. 1t
seems that, after all, the men in Chi
cago are divided in about the same
proportion as the men of the world,
according to New Testament infer
ences. There are twenty-five Hopes,
seven Faiths and one poor, lone Char
ity among the names. There are eight
pains ana only Il Well.
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Resolutions of Coincidence,

At the council fire of the Black
Hawk Tribe. No. IL. Improved order
OF Red Men. held Wednesday even
ing. the following resolutions OF
coincidence were adopted:
Whereas. the great and supreme
Ruler Of the universe has in his in
finite wisdom removed from among
US one Of our worthy and esteemed
brothers, H. NJ. Clark: and
Whereas. the long and intimate
relations held with him in the faith
fui discharge Of his duties in this
order makes il eminen1ly beftting
that We record appreciation Of
him therefore be it
Resolved. That the wisdom aud
ability which be has exercised in The
AID OF our organization by service,
contributions. and council. will be
held in grateful circumference.
Resolved. That the sudden removal
OF such 4 life from among us leaves
4 vacancy and ! shadow that will Be
deeply realized by all the members
ana friends Of this tribe and will
prove a serious loss to the com.
municy and the public.
Resolved. That with deep Sympathy
with the hereaved relatives Of the
deceased we express cur hope that
even 50 great a loss 10 US ali may bs
oyecguled for good by Him who doetf
all things We'll.
Resolved, That 4 copy Of Ines,
resolutions be spread upon the rec.
ordS OF this tribe, Z CODY printed
in the daily Republican, and a con!
forwarded 10 the bareaved family
Mitchell. November 5. lAa
{. Z. Olney.
Gay {. AIKEN.
John Tucker.
{NArr,Srraa
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SOMETHING OF A LANDSLIDE
The Republican Ma,jnrities Vastly In.
creased Over Two Years Ago
in This County.

The republican party was victorious
in the election Tuesday and to such
an extent that it can be termed d
landslide Of the greatest kind. Two
years ago the highest majority at
tanned on the ticket was l42 for
Sheriff Swindler. The state ticket
carried the county two years ago by
majoritics ranging from 80 to 81.
This year the state ticket carries the
county by a majority Of at least $50.
O. l.. BranSon for senator will
carry the county by " 600, when
the majority two years ago was but
70.
NJ. G. Belts, the representative,
will have a majority of at least 800,
against SO for the same position in
1900.
And so the majorities will range all
the way down the ticket.
Every republican is elected.
The only candidates that were
elected by the democrats arc II. E..
Hitchcock for states attorney, and
Israel Greene for surveyor, as the re-
publicans made no nominations for
these two positions.
The election was one the cleancSt
sweeps that has been made by the re-
publican party in a good many years,
and it was done with such safe
m%ajoritics that the victory was all
the Tor glorious.
Parties who watched the counting Of
the tickets in the evening said that
in all the years that elections have
been held in the county they never
saw such scratching as was the case
Tuesday. While there were Il great
many straight republican tickets cast
there was any amount Of scratching
done, which showed that a personal
campaign had been carried on to II
great extent,
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Century Memorial Hall Social.

On Monday evening November 10,
there will be a Century Hall Social
in the Masonic Hall. In addition to
the program as printed excellent re-
freShmentS will be served. There
will also be two genuine gypsy
fortune-tellers dressed in full regalia
with accomplishments Of campfire.
bubbling caldron, broomsticks and
lamentations. There will be heauti-
full candy booths with uniformed
maidens to dispense the sweetmeats
to eager customers. An evening of
pleasant diversion. good cheer and
tootllsome refreshments-all for Is
cents. The proceeds will be con-
tributed to the Century Memorial
Hall fund. Your presence will be
appreciated. The program is as
follows:
Vocal Solo Selected.
Miss Gertrude Becker.
Mayor Silsby.
Vocal solo. The Cheating Peddler''
Mr.. Fred krat2.
Reading, Selected.
Miss Anna Elsner.
Vocal solo "Shoogy Shoo'...........
Miss Sara Scallin
Reading. Selected.
Miss Waunita Ferris
Vocal solo, "The>king of the Main''
Mr.. Virgil BoyleS
Reading. Selected.
Mr.. ]. f. Lardner
Vocal, solo ''1srafelf.
Miss Grace Goodykoontz
Violin Solo, prayer and Passion
Waltz
Mr.. Paul Williams.
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OVER n
A wild Region That Ia Quite Close
to New York City.

A wild Region That Ia Quite Close
to New York City.
Who would believe that within thir-
ty-two miles of New York city there
are mountain dwellings in a district so
wild and rough that they are mac
cessible even to the feet of ponies; that
no produce can be taken out to nor
supplies brought in from these farms
save on the backs of men; that the
people gain their living by making baS-
kets, wooden spoons and such light ar
ticles as they can transport on their
shoulders: that even the bodies Of the
dead cannot be taken out, but must be
buried in the forest or in the yards of
the mountain cabins; Il region where
the people are as primitive in their
ways, though not so lawless in their
tendencies. as the Tennessee mountain
GERS? 1t is hard to believe, but it is
true.
When, in the middle Of August, l
pitched my tent on the easterly side OF
the easterly range of the Ramapos. in
Rockland county. close to a mountain
stream, I did not know that just over
the range of these Wild mountains de-
scendauts of the Tory rangers of 11I6
We're yet to be found. l did not know
that the higher reaches of the noun
tains were tolerably full of rattle
snakes of great size and beauty. l did
not know that the wild dogs lived up
there. l only perceived that the hills
were beautiful, the air pure and invig-
Grating, the woods practically unbroken
and the streams clear and cold. l per-
ceived that there We're no swellS' places
anywhere in the hills, and that the
wood rangers paSturage was I'M
broken. The people whom l met We're
cordial. smiling, unsuspicious. l liked
Ramapos as the result of only a glance
and liked them still better after a
camping acquaintance of a couple of
weeks.
1t certainly did not decrease my in
tereSt to know that. beginning some
twenty or more years ago. sundry do
nestle dogs Of large size, finding in
the Ramapo woods no one to say them
nay, had fed from the Iowland farms
to the hills and had. after going quite
wild. started a breed Of creatures
which has now taken on quite a type
of its own.-New York Mail and Ex-
press.
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The Art of Working In Gold.

The Romans copied the Greek ani
ECCsc2n soidS-nl1hS' wo-k- though
they also Often Used tie ornaments
themselves 12ken tson Ihe ancient
to-21S Much OF yhs AT Ct TIE 2ncseaS
in working sulG w@s lust ual early II
she nz0etee2cl >e--l-y. when Sts1g
Cas1el,&.5 found so1se o. me ErusGa
u2ecA1<2S still 3a52s eI2.oyel by wo-s-
n2aa ii 1 EZ2&Se = : Cs.2sIe Garner q
the Observation-Disclosures TINES
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rSIVe-S ANXIETY.

How Go TO- cook craps Mrs,
L. Frye
Craps ny dear? What are rheys"
u SoH'E Know, but l heard my hus-
band say something about shooting
some, and ! thought he might van
rae 10 COOK thHyn"-rhSladelNhia Bul-
tesin,
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the voters that each Of the county
commissioners were to be voted for
by the entire county, and in a num-
Der Of instances the old method was
followed OF voting for the candidate
that represented the district.
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Cancers, Tum0rS, Golfer, Ristula, Piles

Varicocele and enlarged glands with
the simultaneous injection method
without pain and without the
loss OF a drop of blood, is one Of his own
discoveries, and is the most really
and certainly sure cure of the
nineteenth century. No incurable
cases taken. Consultation to those
interested, Sl.00.
DR.. DORAN,
Minneapolis, MINI. Boston Block
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No1hsuS Gained.

did that 0sw loc:o- succeed III CUT
ing yoUv husband a. 52>on4!aE"
Yes; bur she doctors bill MS SO ex-
coSSlN& iA%t MY auS1@ad caanU, sleep
ROW for worrying ever how lie Is 70
pay IE"-Eu&jals&p2IiS News
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Editor RoSSwater. OF the Omaha
Bee, had the satisfaction Of defeat
ing Mercer for Congress, and elecius
the democratic candidate. RoSewarer
is Nh enigma in politics. Through
his efforts t. defeat Mercer the i'd
dicarloNS are that he has also defeated
the candidate for governor al
Nebraska.
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Econutia@ More So Every DAY.

y S@NpA>2 &EH>S ana rcd AMI ysl2ow
people Asaw what hove Is IS we'll IS
We.
Nh YES }1v> Is >aIa7 Nls&G-Ds~
Ec,tt Ery> Hr<&<
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Hotel MITCHELL,
Retu, ming every month. Consult him
while the opportunity is at hand.

DR.. DORAN has DO superior In diagnosing and /
treating diseases and deformities. He will pra |
$50 for any case that he canno tell the dlspSssaSS /
and where located in five minutes.
All durable medical and surgical diseases, acn,a |
and chronic ca.arrh, and Special diseases of tho /
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Lung diseases, EarlVv |
Consumption. Bronchitis, Bronchial CatarrS
Constitutional Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick Head. /
ache, Stomach and Bowel Troubles, RheumatjSm
Neuralgia. Sciatica, Brlght's Disease, Diabetes
Kidney, Liver, Bladder, Prostate and Female
Diseases, Dizziness, Nervousness, Indigestion
Obesity, Interrupted Nutrition, Slow growth in /
Children, and all wasting diseases in adults
Many cases of Deafness, Ringing In the Ears !
Loss of Eyesight, Cataract, Cross Eyes, etc, that
have been improperly treated or neglected, can
be easily restored. Deformities, Club Feet
Curvature of the Spine, Diseases of the Brain
Paralysis, Epilepsy. Heart Disease, Dropsy Swell.
ing of the Limbs, Structure, Open Sores, Pain in
the Bones, Granular Engagements and all long
standing diseases properly treated. Young, mid.
dle-aged and old, single or married men and all
who suffer from lost manhood, nervous debility,
spermatorrhea, seminal losses, sexual decay,
failing memory, weak eyes, stnnted development,
lack OF energy, Impoverished blood, pimpfes, i'm.
pediments to marriage, also blood and skin dis.
eases, Syphilis, Eruptions. HAIR Failing. Bone
Pains, Swellings, Sore Throat, Ulcers, effect Of
Mercury, Kidney and Bladder troubles, Weak
Back, Burning Urine, passing urine too often,
Gonorrhoea, elect. Structure, receive searching
treatment, prompt relief and cure for life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
CAMARIN0S INVITES
AhTI-SAIOON LEAGUE

Editor Evening Bulletin: Before the
expiration OF the Primo beer saloon
licenses | should like to draw the at
tention Of the Anti-Saloon League
members and others identified with
that movement, as well as broad-mind-
ed, unprejudiced citizens, to my estab-
lishment on Alakea street between
King and Merchant streets, known to
everybody as the "Gambrinus Gar
dens;" to the exceptional and peculiar
condition OF affairs that renders my
place so popular with the public.
In the first place "Gambrinus Gar
dens" is more OF lunch room and ro
sort for the recreation OF the laboring
classes than a mere beer drinking re-
sort. furnish substantial hot lunch
during the noon Hour OF every day. Ar
tisans and mechanics, clebks and many
others crowd here at that time to avail
themselves of cooling draught of good
wholesome beer and square meal for
the small sum of ten cents.
After partaking of his lunch, the
workingman, instead of having to get
out on the street TO loaf the rest of his
noon hour, as in the case in the aver
age 20 cent restaurant, Is at liberty to
sit at ease, reading the papers in tho
cool lanais OF my establishment until
the blowing of the whistle calls him
back TO toll.
My place has now been running for a
year, and, in all that time the police
have never found 1t necessary, owing
to the objections which are so often
urged against saloons by temperance
organizations, to interfere in any way,
shape, form or manner.
The "Gambrinus Gardens" are al
ways open to the inspection OF visitors
and representatives of the Anti-Saloon
League are earnestly invited to drop
in during the noon hour and see for
themselves the benefit derived by the
working classes.
am sure that II the matter were put
fairly 10 the test of public opinion, the
great majority would champion the
cause of more such institutions like
mine. Is it fair that a few temperance
people should set themselves up to say
what the people shall do, or what they
shall not do? Let the public speak for
themselves.
d. G. CAMARINOS.
Honolulu, II. T., Aug. 26, 1902,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
DECLINE OF GERMAN JEWS.
London Times.l

A statistical returne OF the religions
professed in the German Empire, based
on the census OF 1900, has recently been
issued. 1t appears that the number Of
Roman Catholics has increased in u
greater proportion than the number Of
Protestants, while the increase in Ju-
daism as compared with the Christian
confessions has been very small. The
Protestants numbered 35,231,l0 in
1900, as against 81 ,026,Sl0 in 1890, or
an increase ofh 1876 per cent; while
the Catholics numbered 2O,3279l3 IL
1900, as against 17,674,921 in 1890, o.
an increase or 10 per cent The num-
Der of processing Jews has only in
creased from 567,SS4 to 5S6,94S, which
gives a percentage of 3.4. OF every
1000 persons in the German Empire
625 are Protestants, 1851 Catholics, 10
Jews and of different or undetermin-
ed religious creeds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
PORTO RIcAN PEACE AND
HAWAII'S WAR.

Porto Rico of all the new island de-
tendencies under American jurisdc-
ton is living at peace with itself and
its governing power. The island
attracts so little attention that the only
reminder OF its existence is an occa
sional interview in a Mainland paper
wherein some leading citizen tells OF
generally prosperous conditions and a
Contented people, And the press Of the
island is said TO reflect thorough sats
faction with conditions brought about
by Americans.
According to Governor Hunt, Porto
Rico is experiencing material and NOR
al development which win soon place
il among the banner" island possess
sions. Indeed, il already comes close
TO holding that position when we take
into account the incessant struggle
necessary to keep other island COM
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

In refusing to reject, the Fifth Dis
trlct has given practical endorsement
10 the general tenor of the platform
suggestions offered at Tuesday nights
meeting II such were the desire II
would be impossible for the committee
or the precincts at this late day to die
tate TO the Territorial Convention.
With few exceptions, the Territorial
delegates were elected without pledge
or instruction. Any action by COM
mittee or precinct club can now be
considered only as a suggestion. 1t is
hardly probable that any delegate
would care to refuse considering an
expression of his constituents, though
he might decide to act contrary to their
opinions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
QUARTER CENTURY SERVICE

On the goth ult., Rev. II. lsenberg,
on behalf OF the Lihue Plantation Co.,
gave dinner at his Kiluhana home
for Mr.. Lnas. Christian, celebrating
his twenty-five years of service as an
employee Of the company. Twenty.
eight prominent gentlemen in the ser
vice Of the plantation were present on
the occasion. The Kilohana home
which is situated on the top of an old
extinct crater about 1000 feet above
the sea level. commands a delightful
view OF the cane fields of the planta-
zion as well as the surrounding cOun-
try. including Grove Farm on one side
ana Kappa and part of Kealia plan.
tation on the other. The dining hall
was tastefully decorated with abund.
ant ferns which grow in profusion
near the place. Mr.. lsenberg took oc.
casion during the dinner to propose
the health OF MIR. Christian, and in a
very pleasant manner referred to his
valuable services to the plantation,
COngratulating both Mr.. Christian AMI
the plantation on his twenty-five years
Of faithful service. Mr.. II. d. Sloggett
then proposed a toast for the health
Of all ladies OF the Isenberg family.
which was Cheerfully responded to.
Mr., Christian received a valuable pres.
ent from the plantation. He was, al.
SO, presented with a gold watch from
the officers of the company.-The Gar.
den Island
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
WHAT IAUKEA SAID

Editor Evening Bulletin:-ln the
Advertisers report of the proceedings
in the Fifth District committee of last
evening. | am misquoted somewhat in
the statement of higher taxation. ]
did not say that ! would assume the
payment of the increased taxes necesi-
tated, as some seem to think, by the
establishment OF city and county gov
eminent in Hawaii. What | did say
was that ! would gladly pay my share
of such increased taxation rather than
have the people longer deprived Of
local self government. These may not
have been the exact words used but
the reference made was in this sense
and I believe was so understood at the
meeting. c. p. IAUKEA.
Honolulu, Aug. 81. 1902.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

Framing legislative tickets previous
to the convention is a splendid way OF
doing harmonious political business
provided all participants have not be.
come determined to carry out their
own ideas whether or no. The Sena.
torial struggle on this Island has
reached the point whore further dis.
Cussion is a waste OF time. and pro
ductive of ill.will. Candidates and
their supporters cannot do better than
spend the next week marshaling their
forces and make up their minds to
abide by the result Of the ballot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

The Fifth District committee has
met and adjourned and the Territory
is still safe. The only thing that now
seems to threaten party peace in that
section OF the Territory is the grow
ing feeling that certain politicians are
assuming the attitude Of a Dictator
ship. If the party is to be held to-
gether. with that degree of unity abso-
lutely essential to success. there must
he perfect freedom from real or APP
parent boss rule. The party is too
young to take kindly to the Simon
says-thumbs-up idea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

The men who have the Republican
merger OF Portuguese. Democrats and
huokoas in hand need all the keen
Judgment Of Morgan or Hin to settle
the combination on a basis that will
meet the approval OF all interested
parties. The people hardest TO satisfy
will be the aspiring Republicans who
seek reward for their party labors
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
king EDWARDS OAK
The TREE IS IMPROVING
LIKE ILLUSTRIOUS PLANIER
GREAT CARE TAKEN TO PRE-.
SERVE TREE PLANTED IN
CENTRAL PARk-IoNo
NEGLECTED..

Coincident with the convalescence of
King Edward has been the progress to-
ward health of the sick tree in Central
Park formerly known as the Prince
Of Wales's OAK" and laterly as King
Edwards Oak" which began to fail
OF England was taken i'll, says the New
York Sun. The tree was planted by
the Prince OF Wales when he visited
New York many years ago.
When It was found, at the time Of
King Edwards illness, that the tres
was also in a bad way and appeared to
be dying, the Park authorities set
about efforts to save II II possible. The
work was carried on under the direc-
ton OF Supt. Parsons, the landscape
architect OF the Park, who detailed
Section Gardener Dougherty to the
care Of the tree.
First the tree was freed from the
caterpillars, which had damaged II con-
siderably. Then after the sod was re-
moved for space OF twenty feet all
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cned below that depth.
Into the excavation was then dump
ed about fifty barrowloads OF fertilizer
ana prepared SOILS ana wheh II hasn
been raining since tnen gardeners nave
oeeh Dusy turning water on 'he 'runh
OF the Tree ana all over the newly maze
SOIL. spectators nave expressed tne
cohVictloh that they were htersIS
browning the poor tree. out the garden
ers Kept at work under lnstructions'
ana now the results OF the treatment
are 10 DE seen IN tne renewed NNaiIS
winch the tree Is displaying
Inc design IN pouring great quanli'
Ties OF water upon the new SOIL was
mat the water might WASH the medlca-
tioh down INTO lower strata "here IL
couIu De reached by tne roofs Oh tue
/ uee' Inc DESIRED erect mas Deeh at
famed ana Gardener Dougherty IN the
last TWO DAYS mas pointed out 10 inter-
esteu Nisitors numbers oi new SHOOTS
PUT torth ny the tree as IN sprlhgtlme'
Inc brighter green OF the new SHOOTS
is apparent 10 any spectator and one
man VINO saw the tree yesterday ana
VINO had also seen u seven weeks age
eaid tnal one "ouid scarcely reailze
al a glance that IL could De 'he same
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