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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
8ilssr aus Norwesem.

Rdum in .inem anberen 2anbe
guropus finbet man in Sitten, 9e>
brduder unb WobnbsrbGltniHen 70
bel bts gisenartigen pie in Rortpes
gen, ndmsntIi9 in SGterbalsn unb
Sbelemarfen.
BOD INNER fdmiidt fi9 bic iGter=
barf9e 8raut gum 9odseitstase NIT
elmer pradtpollen Sradt, unb Der
9rGutigam fudt feiner Musertorenen
nit einsm setpaltisen gbliuberhut gu
%imponiren. Der oft nit filbernen
S4niiren umpidslt it. 5riiber sebOrte
sur Sradt bts grGutisams aud cine
4rt. eine mad unieren 8ssriffen ettpds
ieltiam. 4usftattuns. aber p.nn es gu
Observation-Disclosures nit ben
5odseitssdftsn fam, ~lsift.te elm foldes
Snitrument bod bortr.ffli4e 0ienfte.
limb bIutise 2Spfe ftbte es friibsr bdu,
fig; benin Die @epobner bts SGterbals
unb Sbelemartens parsn fol4e 9ibs
tOpfe, baB bic Sraueu ME untsrlieben.
Elm 9obtenb.mbe mitsunsbmen. ipsnn
Tie ibre MGnner su f.ftliden 4neeles
s.nRsiten bssIeiteten. Oisfs sisens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25

btquem unb unterbaltfam. gar nidt
antrengenb. Man ma9t fia auf bi.Ie
M.if. aaffeepifttn, better sefast atpts
ritippifiteu. benn 8elsier unb Gransoz
fen nehmen ben &affee unmitt.lbar
nad benz GHen. Die 9tutfdtn rds
mentlid iinb baber bas Slid Der @ons
oitoren in 8lantenbergbe unb 9ebTt
nm bic pierts unb finite Nadmittasz
ftunbt. Srau Ra4barin, nod ei1
SaB4en9
Sn ben bslsiiden gGbern tp.bt bic
5reibeit. BORT lebt jeber na9 ieinen
2aunen unb siebt aug. mas unb pie
er mill. Man lebt unb ldbt leben,
man beipunbert, aber man Benedict
nidt. limb babinein rauI9t unb brauit
bas Meer. has ia pobl obtr libel nit
bon Der Partie fein mub. @liidlihe
ainber traben auf sebulbisen GfeIa
pOriiber pber putfden nit aufserolten
SOsdtn, 8uben unb WGbel, bur9 bic
BADEN, bic bic Gbbe auf benz Mseres-
bob.n selaFen bat, um &rabben uno
iOnitise S9altbiere gu fansen. Die
Digue, bic Stranbpromenabe, mpnuz
MENTAL nit ibren slGnaenbsn Jsli.n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
Am 6sIstidm Strama.

Der belsiIde g~abetranb 1T bes
riibmt. bariiber 1T ipeisr tein Wort
gu berlisren. gr 1T eisenartis. infos
fern annddf. dIs er muir Dime. fanbi>
&c Dime nit anerlpGrlidfter @egetds
zion seist. Was ben beutfden SfIees
ftranb unb bic SItfeeinIeln ausSei9s
net, Diine nit Walb, bepalbete alips
pen. bas feblt inn. Disfe @erfdiebenz
beit Der natiirlidtn @orbebinsunssn
erseuste benin aud baIb cine bOllige
Mbpsi9ung in Der art bes 8abelez
bens. in Der Dirt Der @nlase Der 8abe>
prte. @n Der Office idmiesen ftp
febtere NIT ibren SGuiern fotett ben
WeIenlinien Der anbOben unb Walbs
purtien an, am belsiiden Stranb itebt
bi. DOrbsrfts. bic fiirtlide Rsibe Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
auradI TN 8 fenbs.

Stranbpinen ftrdmm in Reib uno
9lisb; erit riidfpGrts ftreben @trabsn
nnb GGbden piltiirIid in bic Siefe.
dbsr INNER nit benz gbaratter Der
@tabt, NIT einsm 3ug bes gpisen,
5eitsefiisten. Damn aud paltets elm
GeieB bes SdDnsn. 4eitbetiiden iiber
ben 8abeprten felb{t. fpie iiber Der gr.
buuuns biefer elesanten @i1en uno
paldite. Ssbe GinfOrmisteit, ieber
biseiplinirte Stil III berbannt. Der
Mrditett IieB anseIi9ts Der 2aunen
bes .~rbabenen Rorbmserss ieintn sise>
men fdDpferiidsn ginfGlen ben peite>
fen Spielraim. Inter benz Ginbrud
Der sepaltisen oteaniiden Hatur fiss
len bic SeHeln Der atabsmiTden Cons
p%enien3 BON inn ab. unb er f6entte
ben NsptunstD4tern ben 4usbIid aiif
iteinerne palGite nit Sbiirmen, BAL
fonen. @rfern, W0lbunssn unb Sriss
fen, beren 1~lrsebdnten unb ur6ilber
fi4 tpeber i'm 2anb Der SDbne Mus
bammsbs. mod Bel ben 9elsiern ielbit,
Bel ben @nteln Ban @Dds, b~orfinben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
Gin mtn.r Mmienttmp.I.

9as neue Saaufpielbaus inGrdnfs
furt am Msdin lit i'm Robbau fertis
geItent. 9as autiinftise 9oetbstbeas
ter, fpie gentle Sranffurter 8reife
bas reiie Sheater taufen mO9ten. re-
prdi.ntirt ii6 idon iebt als Elm impo>
fantes 9ebGtrbe bon fpirtunssbonften
Sprmen. Oas eisentli9e S9auipielz
baus. bas cine mG6tise &uppel iibers
p0lbt. lit burh eint artabendnlaee
nit ben MasaainensebGuben unb benz
Sbeat.reafe au einem einbettIiden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
Stabtir&s in 9itt.rbat.

S'upht'W ~ it'StDu
tbiimfi9e Site if inb.Fsn abssfom>
men, bdaeaen balten bic 8epobner
nod nit 3Gbistsit an manden anbs>
rem 9rGu6en feit. WGbrenb man in
Der iibrisen Mslt beim S9lafen nidt
obne Elm sepifes 8leibunssftiid auss
tomm.n au tSnnsn slaubt, biIbst bies
fes fir bielt Weibltin unb WGnnlein
i'm @dterbal .insn gang iib.rfliiffisen
Gurus, unb 4. lestn fi4 baber nadt
ms 8ett, serabe tpie inn Wittelalter.
4bsr bic 8ep0lteruns bieier 9ebiete
Rorpes.ns bat aud eintn ni9t serins
gen, literaril9en unb fiinitlerii6en
Sim. pobOn bic srob. Wense alter
unb ntuerer 0oltsliebtr 5eugt, bic
man bier finb.t. Muiit ftebt BEL ben
8auern in bober 9unit. Spielleute,
bsionbers gioliHfpieler, giebt's q
mentlia in Sbelemarten iebr sablreid,
unb manGe tparen serabe5u Weiftsr
auf Der 8ioline.
DISQUALIFICATION gang b~.Ionbsrsr
9lrt beiibsn bi. 2anbidaft.n bes fiib=
lidsn Norpesens in ibren altertbiims
lihen Solsbauten, b%.ionbtrs ben
Stabtir9en. bon benen bic bsrii6mtefte
unb srObte, Oitienise bon 9itterbaG in
sbel.martsn lit. Sn nidt tpsnis.n
grempluren iinb aud nod Sabrbuns
berte alte Dubnbduisr Dorbanben, bi.
gum Sbeil cine redt intereHante
ardit.ttur s.issn unb als @orbilber
fir bic moberne norpesifde SoISbau>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
PIN Der Sisue 9lanten'
I. berqbe.

= berg9e.
SItenbe unb 8ldntenbersbs madten
nit bieIer fiiritliden ar9itettur, Mir
big, in ben Sauptitabten Der Nation:n
gu prangen, ben 4nfang. limb nun
obmen ibnen bic tleineren Srte oes
perlentranaes Der belsiidemS tranbs
Drte aus 8rdften mad. 9adftein5es
bilbs, mGdtis uno sebrunsen aaerors
ten, Iobalb man ii6er bic biirren Siiz
nsn our 8iiits bernieberiteist. Die
einsige 4usnabme madt nod bas
f9nsu duftommsnbe Sc GOO, bas,
pabrI9einlid infoIse ieiner Gage in
ben Siinen Ielbit, ben Cottage uno
gbulstitiI sliidli9 erpiIdt bat unS
ipobl beibebalten ipirb. Ga panns,
bisIss einitiss GIborabo Der aiinitlsr
on Der fransDiiden @rense, nirb mebr
unb mebr Stabt. &node, Der leBte
8absfleden an Der bplGnbiIfsn @rsns
ss, nit Der ausi9t duf Waldersn.
pirb bulb bic Sbple abssitreift baben;
er lam benz Itein.rnen 3pang. cine
8aoeitabt gu iperben, ni6t entseben.
Rod pebrt bic 4bneIenbeit Der sroBen
belgiIden &iinItler, bas Nnbenten an
ben unIterbIiden SGiermoler 8srfpse.
Der anude in bic MoOe bra9te, Dem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
0Ianienbes gIeHs.

Bon GiJs aar9t
@erborsen benz Mitleib bes 8lideS,
Sn ieibene &iKen sef9miest,
llmseben bonn @htint bss Slides -
Oft bic fdredlidite ROth fi4 ipisst.
Ridt muir i'm Grmli4en Raume
Sibt bas glenb = umsebtn bon
Nabt -
aud bintsr benz fonnisften Sruume
9at unerfannt ts seld4t.
limb fsin Sribut. bic fal5isen S6rGs
men,
Reben nidt muir Der Mrmutb @eii9t;
Ra9 srauIem grpaden aus iiibsm
Mdbnen.
@srfdmGbt bas f~tOIseite 9srs iis nidt.
Mis binter buftsnb.n 8IumentrGus
Ben,
Sinter ben 2prbe.rn oft lautrt Der
Sob,
60 birst bintsr bss Grobfinns S4ers
5en
2a9enb fi@ oft muir bic slGna.nbe
ROtb!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
0as 9 6aufpieGbaus.

wv wv
@ansen bereinist, bas. an Der 5ront
breier pertsbrsrsi4en StraB.naiise GEE
Isssn, bic pra6tbautsn bieies f60s
men Srantfurter StabtpisrteIs peits
bin iibsrraat. Natiirli9 entIpri9t Der
Wu9t bes 4uBenbaues bic pornebme
a~usitattuns Der Snntnrdume. 2100
pIGbe faBt Der 3ufdauerraum, Der
Tpmit elmer Der ar1Btsn Otati9lanbs
perbtn biirfte. 8innen Sturgeon bofft
frankfurt iein ntues Mufenbeim
fsierli9 nit eintm @ptbtIden Dras
ma ~einipsibsn au tonnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
3ursdtsepi.fen. moio,

3ured IN { E n. Major:
rStrr lieutenant BADEN mir burd
S9re 8erlobung eiuen Strei9 geIpitlt,
ipoIIte ielbit bort anbalten." = 9ieuhs
nant: n0erSeibeu Serr Major, i'd beis
rattle ia ni4t bic Nuttsr. iOnOsrn bic
Sodter."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
u u d eineG mpfebIuns.

5err (su benz fslIeiudenben Dies
ner): ~Sbre 3eusnife iinb beiOns
bers. -"
Oi.ner (sebeimniBboD: ~9nG' Serr,
Id bin aber i'm 8eiibe zines ~unfebfba'
rem Wittels sestn rotbe 0afen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
DOppslt. @trafe.

Batter: nglie! S5r' auf! Die oft
ipielft 9u benn beute bas r9ebet Der
S%unsfrau"9"
SD9terden: DIANA BATS befoblen;
Sebn Mal, neil id nidt seiibt babe.
unb aebn Dial. neil Du seitern abenb
10 fpdt aus benz Wirtbsbaus beimsss
tommen biit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25
Beforet.

Banquier (Su i,in.r Sruu): ralfc.
liebe Sarab, bur9 bic 9srIeibuns bies
ies Srbens bin ih Bitter sefporben!"
Grau: lin 9ottespiIen; 0u pirft
bod mir am gnO' rsiten Ierusu milf
i.n2!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-09-25

ngsun haben mir aber senus setiibt
SdoB!. :. S4au' iebt Elm fpsnis nap
benz 8raten!"
m0i9t nOtbis, @eIi.bter - er 1T
fdon ansebrannt!"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03
San Angelo. Texas.
Mail orders promptly filed. Send
bust or chest measure.
The Wrong End.

An aged grayheaded negro
mounted bare back upon an
equally ancient looking mule,
whose ears Topped abjectly at
every step, was laboriouslv
steering the weather beaten
steed through the streets OF an
Arkansas town. when, coming
opposite the post office. he de.
cided to stop aud enquire for
mail After some maneu vers.
resem bling those Of Il Sidewheel
81 Gamer, the old negro got the
mule turned around and headed
for II telephone post, but at this
juncture prog ress was abruptly
Terminated bJ dead balk on
the part of the mule; with ears
rigidly pointed forward at the
telephone post, he tilted farther
and farther back II, each dig of
the negroes bare heels in his
sides, until his legs stood ut
perilous angle, and tually began
to back. A group OF men stand
ing in the doorway Of II store op.
poslte saw the difficulty, aud
Que OF tnem, Ii prominent lawyer,
called ont. Say, odd man, you'lD
get there quicker If you head
him The other way "
Oats AL right boss" was the
ready ans w"r. spoken in al sin.
cerity ana @rtE'',: ''nut dis ia
de end | wants u hi CA. Aud
the old nt'g'o resumed his ar.
gumeuL wl'h tr' ~ ,Io
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03

A new line Of fresh crackers
and a large package Of oatmeal
with a nice china bowl TO go with
it, or thrown in, at J r Gilbert
& Co.
Remem Der the No. 2t3 Ring
US up! And your bursted hy.
drant will be relmi led promptly
Ell McAipine.
Mr.. j. S. Webster, OF McKav.
EFT, was in town on Wednesday
and Thursday laying in a big
load OF supplies and reports his
stock in find shape and every
thing prosperous.
Oysters, game fish and the
best of everything served to
suit, by Sieve KiIlman at the
Legal Tender Restaurant.
Buggies, Buggies at Hagel
STEMS.
o P Spring, Of Water Valley,
has just returned from West
Tom Green. where he carried
100 head Of cattle to pasture and
reports grass good.
Mr.. S. II. Riley is now sole
proprietor OF 'he Robert Lee
Stage Line which runs daily
between San Angelo and Robert
Lee. The fare is 81 so per single
trip. Office at w. j. Ellis stable
Phone Al.
Hacks Hacks at Hagelstein's.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03
Church Notice.

Elm manuel Church. corner of
Chad bourne ST. aud Harris Ave ,
The Rev. Francis r. Starr, Rec.
tor The first Sunday in the
new year. celebration of the Holy
Communion. sermon aud ad
dress bv the Rev. Homer w.
Starr, M. A., on church work at
the University of the South, II
a. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon by the Rector at 7:l5 p. m,
All are cordially invited To at
tend.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03

Buck and Darling cook stoves
AT Hagelsteiu's.
Ring up 2l3 if in need of II
plum Der. Ell McAlpine.
Just received at Fiudater's
Baker Perfect wire.
Mr. G.. Il. Metcalfe left on
Morday for New Orleans on Il
special business trip
The celebrated Peter Schutler
wagons atE'indlater's,
Pear burners for the benefit
OF the old poor COW vt Hugel'
steiu's.
Mr.. j. j. Rhodes returned
Tuesday from u weeks enjoyable
trip TO San Antonio, and now
is busy taking care Of his fine
herd of high grade Herelords.
Star and Leader Windmills
al E L McAlpine's.
Just received this week II nice
line of canned meats Of all kinds
and something that will suit you
T. r. Gilbert & Co,
Miss Nina Black entertained
last night her many friends at a
social. The residence on Mag
dalen street was brilliantly light
ed and her guests seemed, to
thoroughly enjoy the evening.
213 is the number The best
plum bling at reasonable prices
Ell McAlplne,
Back and Darling cook stoves
At Hagelstein's.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Baptist church will meet Thurs
day at 3 p. IN. with Mrs. Kate
Andrews.
Steve killmau at the Legal
Tender Restaurant serves any
thing from II cup Of coffee or Il
sandwich to the best meal in
the city,
Hacks. Hacks at HagelsteiD's.
Call on VIM Cameron IL Co. tor
your wire and fence post. A Car
Of Baker Perfect galvanized wire
lust r"rNiv'd.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03

Buggies, Buggles Ut Hagel
stems
Star and Leader Windmills
at r /. McAlpine'S.
Nice line Of Tobaccos and
cigars at j Il Gilbert q Co
Tom Taylor. Of Rudd. was in
Wednesday and reports stock
doing well ard grass good.
BuggieS, Buggies at Hagel'
stems.
Bring your old brass to Hagel
,teiu's, They pay good prices.
Willis McGraw. who used to
live in Coke and is now located
At OkDna, was in town Monday
for II load of supplies.
HONEY AT ADAMS.
You can get extracted, comb
aud section honey at Adams.
Toilet sets at j. >. Miles are
perfect beauties aud are sold at
low prices, Gail and see me.
T. II Bell. of Taylor county who
purchased place from DR..
Lynn a short time ago, proposes
to run truck farm the coming
season.
Decorated lamps at j. s.
Miles Nothing nicer fora pres
ent or for your parlor. prices
just right. Call and see me:
HONEY AT ADAMS.
You can get extracted, comb
and section honey at Adams
J Fl. Dean and son brought in
from Knickerhocker on Wed
nesday big load of sweet pota'
toes which they were carrying
to Colorado City.
If you want water. and u lot OF
water try 81 Leader windmill,
10 10 22!ft. h L McAlpiue,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03
THE RIO PECOS.

east is the second largest stream
in the territory. 1t is some 300
miles long from the Texas line
northward, and being fed by |
living springs and streams is
not subject to floods and drouth
as are generally the small
er streams. The sys.
TEN Of irrigation in this valley is
laid out on scientific principles. |
to which it is well adapted, and |
is very complete extending from |
the Texas line. below Carlsbad |
to Roswell on the north, q dis.
lance Of some 100 miles, aud
practicable for 10C further TO
the ncrth-from Eddy Westwar |
up the Penesco some 30 miles or
more, and up the Hondo and
Spring, to the west of Roswell.
some eighty miles to the Sierra
Blanco Mountains. The main
canals of the system are taken
out Of these streams. and from
them radiate innumerable dis.
tributing canals and bitches
now in operation. and sggrega.
ting some 1900 miles In length,
sufficient TO water millions OF
acres Of land among the most
productive in the territory, and
in n climate that practically
knows no winter, as people 10
the more uortherly sections un.
derstand that term.
The fruits of the valley are
among the finest in the world
and the product is abundant and
practically failing. There
are mum Der OF towns along
the Pecos. convenient trading
stations for the neigh DO ring
, farms, the best Of them. and
very prosperous and promising
town. being Roswell and Carls'
bad, county seats respectively
OF Chaves and Eddy counties.
The water storage and distri-
butive system OF this valley is
the most complete east OF the
Rocky mountains, if not in
, America. Its complete and
. projected canals with q certainty
, of construction, cover d terrific.
! ry larger than some of the states
of the Union, and they are SO
/ laid out that. though portions OF
the lands are many feet above
3 the level Of the river, practically
every acre in the valley, EN-
/. bracing an area 100 by 200 miles
5 10 OK ent can be supplied with
/. water. The system embraces
y several large reservoirs. the
0 largest so me 1000 acres in ex
teut, and with provision and IL
q cilities for the establish ment OF
y as many more as the demand
may justify. There is no dan
ger Of a drouth in the valley,
- The most beautiful and in
i every way attractive feature OF
t the Pecos valley, especially OF its
towns and immediate vicinities
S and illustrative Of the complete
d ness Of its system OF irrigation
= is the general prevalence o.
9 sh ade trees. which could moi
r have been produced without al
n abundance of water. They were
0 generally planted In the early
I days of settlement, and have
now attained growth tina
a gives large portions of the val
y ley the appearance of grea
1 forest region. This Is especially
motto cable in and for miles
) around the towns, and adds I'll
y air of picturesqueness TO the
towns and q degree Of comfor
that is very rare elsewhere il
the plains sections of the terri
tory.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03

Just received at Findlater's
Baker Perfect wire.
Hacks. Hacks at Hagelstein's.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03
Cameron 6 Co Meet Competition

We carry The best stock IN the
CITY, We meet ali prices and all
figures, rs We want your trade,
when sou need any kind Of Lum
Der cheap. call and see US.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03

See Here
Any lady wanting TO make $50
monthly. writing at home " few
hours daily, send addressed
stamped envelope to
Dover. Ga. va MRS. h. GROSS,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-01-03

The celebrated Peter Schutt-
Ter wagon at Findlater's.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-04
H|LO NOMINATIONS

Hilo, July 31.-Throughout Hilo dis
trlct meetings OF Republican precinct
clubs were held for the purpose of
nominating members who will be elect
ed to sit as delegates in the District
Committee and Territorial Convention.
Considerable interest was manifested
in Hilo and Olaa, but in some OF the
other precincts, notably I.aupahoehoe
and Kukaiau, there was not enough In.
terest shown to even hold a meeting.
In nearly every precinct only the re
Quired number of delegates were nOmi.
mated, but in Hilo six were named for
delegates to the Territorial convention
and twelve for the Distric. committee,
or the first but four will be voted for,
and OF the last nine. Since the meeting
Rev. S. L. Desha and J. 7. Brown have
withdrawn their names. This leaves
but four nominees. Among the names
for district committeeman II was found
that Otto Rose had never signed this
roll and this matter was discussed al
the club meeting last night and Mr.
Roses name was withdrawn. Tho
nominees are as follows:
For Territorial CONVENTIONAL Ho.
nolulu, September /: A. C. Mckinney
=. Peck, II. 7. Guard. J. +. Alfonso.
For District Committee-At Hilo
August 2: w. l.. Mclean, +. c. Beam
er, p. Peck, c. E. Hapai, NJ. J. de Gou'
veia. Joseph Vierra, George II. Will
liams, NJ. G. Santos. w. II. Beers, Jas
Lewis and B. II. Brown.
Puna-Territoria Convention: DR..
Holland.
District tommittee-William Kamau
Papaikou- Territorial Convention
w. c. Cook.
District Committee-W. C. Cook.
Honomu-Territorial Convention,
b. Olivierra.
District Committee. X. Dillon.
Laupahoehoe-No meeting.
Kukaiau-No meeting.
Honokaa- Territorial Convention
NJ. V. Holmes, A. b. Lindsay, Jane
Glib and l.. Z. Shellburg.
District Committee-M. V. Holmes
James Glib aud A. b. Lindsay.
kuihaele-Territoria Convention
Charles williams.
District Committee-J. G. Jones.
Olaa nominated for the Territorial
convention Geo. II. Patty and DR.. Haye
and for the District committee, ].
Clay, Herman Elderts, Gus Supe, +. |
Williams, II. Wicks and w. McQuad'
These nominations were made pur
suant to call by the Executive CON
mittee, and when the matter was re
ported to the Territorial committe
that body decided that as Olaa had ne
been established by proclamation froI
the Governor II could not be recogni'
ed as a voting precinct and the chail
man of the committee was instructe
J to amend the call. This was not don
) On Monday representatives of the Ola
) Precinct Club concluded that 1t woul
J not be wise to attempt to seat delegate
3 from that precinct in the convention
5 and a request was made that Hi
content itself with a smaller number
0 delegates so that Olaa might have rel
0 resentation. This did not meet wit
5 the approval OF the Hilo people, and
S proposition was made that there be
) voting place for the primaries esta
3 llshed at Olaa and that the names
Hllo and Olaa nominees be voted #
. on one ticket, the FIVE highest recei
8 ing certificates as delegates to Il
3 Territorial Convention, and the nil
2 candidates for District Committee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-04
2197-July Il, 81, 2s; Aug. 4.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST
Circuit, Territory of Hawaii. In Pro.
bate at Chambers. In the Matter Of
the Estate of Keanu (k), late of Homo.
lulu, Oahu, deceased. Petition having
been filed by Kahaina W., daughter Of
said intestate, praying that Letters Of
Administration upon said estate be is.
sued to her, said Kahaina (w), notice
is hereby given that MONDAY, the
25th day OF AUGUST. A. d. 1902, at 10
O'Clock a. m, In the Judiciary building.
Honolulu, Oahu, is appointed the time
and place for hearing said petition.
when and where all persons concerned
may appear and show cause, II airy
they have, why said petition should not
be granted.
Honolulu, Oahu, July IS, 1902.
By the Court:
]. A. THOMPSON,
Clerk.
W. T. Rawlins, Attorney for Petl
tione..
22O1-July IS. %; Aug. 4, II.
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ceiving the highest votes be declared
elected to that body. This was accept
able to Vlaa and was threshed out at a
meeting OF, the Hilo Republican Pre-
cinct Club last night, but a decision
was made too late for this issue.
There was a feeling among the mem
bers that olaa should have representa-
ton and that the proposed plan would
be the easiest way out OF 1t. The en-
rollment committee Of the Hilo Club
has added number Of names to the
membership since the last meeting.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-04
Legal Notices.
AssIoNEE's NOTICE.

The undersigned, the assignee in
bankruptcy of the estate of NJ. J. Silva
of Kauai gives notice that he has filed
in the Circuit Court, First Circuit, his
accounts, as such assignee, and has
asked for a settlement of the same
and discharge. and that hearing on
the same has been set for Friday, Au
gust sth, 1902, at 10 a. m.
F. w. McCHESNEY,
Assignee of the Estate of NJ. ]. Silva
Bankrupt.
Honolulu, July 30, 1902. 2212.3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
22O9-July 2s; Aug. 4, IL, IS.

The undersigned, W. f. ROWELL,
having been appointed Administrator
Of the Estate Of MALVINA J. ROW.
ELL, late Of the State of California,
deceased, hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against the es.
tate Of said Malyina j. Rowell, to pre-
sent the same to him at his office in tho
Stangenwald building, Honolulu, with
in six months from the date Of the first
publication of this notice, or they will
be forever barred.
Dated, Honolulu July 2S, 1902.
w. e. ROWELL,
Administrator of the Estate of Malvina
]. Rowell. Deceased.
2209-July %; Aug. 4, II, IS, 25.
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THEN AND NOW.

How things will evOlute and turn,
As march the decades slow!
Our fathers wore three-cornered hats
A hundred years ago.N
But that was in the by-gone days,
And time has changed all that
Each man himself is cornered now
To get his wife hat!
-McLandburgh Wilson in Angus
Smart Set.