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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
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H. Andrews-Aug Hamburg .....D.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

Will f. Fisher, Auctioneer will con.
duct the above sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
Corporation Notices.
NOTICE.

The undersigned has bought all in
terest in the firm of Mackenzie & Fer
nanGez, plumbers, in which he was a
partner, and will carry on the bust
ness as heretofore under the name Of
Mackenzie & Fernandez. All bills due
and owing 10 or by the firm will be
settled by and with him. All work
guaranteed and the same satisfaction
given. At Emma near Beretania St.;
Tel. White 2452.
VINCENT FERNANDEZ, JR.
Honolulu Aug. 20, 1909. 2232-2w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27

Z Y. SMITH, Genl Pass. Il Ticket AT
u. p DRNISON. Superintendent
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-27
PLANKS
ACTED ON
BY FIFTH DISTRICT
CONTINUED from Page 81


I'm coming here this evening. II
was with the intention of opposing
anything in the way of a dictation to
the convention, but the irtroducCr OF
the resolution We have just heard has
put II in such shape that | cannot
oppose II.
81 am heartily in favor OF county
and municipal government. My only
misgiving Is what the result will be
However, believe that start should
be made. The responsibility must b.
placed somewhere. Two years ago We
went down to defeat. If the Republic,
an party platform does not contain this
year plank on county and municipal
government. We will again go down t.
defeat. and for this second defeat VIC
win he held accountable. I am in IA
yOr Of such plank In the platform OF
the party. II II Is not included and we
60 down to defeat the sccpd time. let
the responsibility rest with those who
oppose 1t.
Il am in favor Of a beginning being
made. | feel sure that the appropria.
lions made by the Legislature for run.
ming the government would not hive
to he increased. Everything in the
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

Gle &eiie MAIDEN, gndbige Sro,r"
frogte 8oloner in bal6 eritountenr
llnO balb int9ldubigem Gone Suus
nito oniebenb.
.Sobe i1 nift meinen SGut.
en9el, Der mid beeleiten miro?
Geben S.e iiG meinetpegen feiner
utln.tblsen Gorge BIN, Serr &aplan.
Sd ldJeue nIf)t Dor ben @efakren
Ger 8eiie, lnb ib werbe Niles belic.
zen, tpas lib mir bInoerlib erpeiiet
miro, Tim iiber Gripln's Sbidial Sc.
mifheit 81 erIansen."
Sic iprab 10 entidieben uno ibre
Mlge,i .el,d)teien bapel in iold)em
Seuer, BOP @oloner baburd iait nit
elmer eeplfien R1lbe iiber ibrsil
abenteuerliden Blan erfiiut tpuroe.
2enmoh iogte er IN einem Zone, Der
%lntabdnberl den @iuen alisbriidte:
SD perbe cher bds Sdlob itno oic
gon5e grd lidje Serritaft Dem iid)a.
rem gerberben iiberIniien, ebe id) su.
gebe, oaB Sic allein lid BON bier ent-
iernen. Sic perlunaen bon mir, oaBif
in llngepiBbeit iiber ibr S6idial liro
iiber ben mDeliden griols Sbrer
&eiie bier suriidbleibe; i6 perIanee
oasegen 5it meiner 8erubigura, bG8
wenigitens elmer Der 3iener ober Ger
9ienerinnen Sic begleitet."
sd peroe SIREN @uuid erfiilen,
10 melt es in meiner Wabt itebt, Serr
8aplan. 8enn meine aammerfrall
lid bereit finOen ldBt, mag lie mir
mir Die &eiie dntreten." .
@enige @ohen barnad nerIieb
%Ssranita, beeIeitet BON Der 9ienerir,
Die ibr inter alien imtter Die grGBte
InbGnaI dfeit betpieien bate, S1IoB
Geidol5beim.
Sic mar nit Den fir sic meite
&eiie uno fir cine pprausliftlif
LANCE Ibmeienbeit bon Der Seimatb
erforoerlihen 8elomitteln reidlit
perieben.
2anee nod nad)oem Ser @aaen,
Ser Suanita entiiibrte, ieinen aliGei
ent'tnrnoen, lab @albner Den poiti
Shloiie f~iibrenoen @ee binab. Scnn
flbr er nit Der Sarto iiber ole Iugen.
@ar cS, Inn Die auiiteigenocil
Sbrdncu 5t p%erorGnsen, oper par g,
Inn ole oiiitere Ibnlng az perpiiheu,
DOB er Die Griffin nitt pieoeriebell
tDltr0e? - -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
~.

@ieberum Iino einiae Ionate per.
aatgen, Die Den @inter periagten unb
Den Sommer bradten.
Is lit sur Ibenoitlmbe.
Die Silliionne lieat periengeno
beiB auf @alb unb Selo ulo be.
nimmt nit ibren s~Iiibenoen Stroblen
Den ermatteten Weniden Die Soii-
nling alif einen erqllifenoen Ibeno.
Sarme nnb Strauber laiien er.
mattel Die grilnen Irme itnfen, ais
bdtten lie i'm @ioeritano bas
Ieuberite eeleiitet uno ergdbeu lid
Nun init itarrem 0leihmutb in ibr
unerbittlibes @eihenf.
Die 9rGier irnb 9lllmen neigen
lid fraftlos CUR groe ilno als ind}.
ten tie uab Dem fiiblen Sbautropitn.
Ben lie am friiben Moreen iiberinil-
tbia peridiitteten, 10 ieben Die bliiben-
Den bunten aronben 5itternb III ben
heiben Sanb.
Sem @ogel 5eist iib IN Ser Suit.
@ie bange Dor Der briidenbeu
Shpiile, baben Tie iid IN ibre Heit-
den Derfrohen uno erparten nit
ansitlihem S6peigen Den lluter.
gang Der Come. a..
Iuf Dem gum alien 9rafenidlolie
fiibreuben @ege gebt ELM einiamer
@anberer. Die abenolide CONNER.
bise ibeint pie eiu briidenOer Zip
auf ibm an lieseu; bem er ieufst OF.
tief itno idDer.
Ser 9abinibreitenbe mag IN III.
aefdbrem Ilter BON OreiBig Sabrel,
iteben, obifon man mad ben @e-
iidts5isen beiieIben Die i6on cine
gemiiie S6drfe augenomMen baben,
.dIf elm bOberes Sitter ihlieben
fonnte.
Gem aufmerfiumen 8eobahter
peroen iosar eiuige S~ilberfdoeu nibt
entgeben, Die bier uno oa sniihen
Den ibpar5en 2ofen bes Sremoeil
a,rm 8orihcm fommen, Die Die
@abrseiden lang ertragenen Seioes
uno ihmer5lider Gorge.
Sie 3le.o Der bes @anoerers laiie,t
nit 5iemliher GepiBbeit Ddrui,f
ifIieten, baB lie cine peite Reiie er.
Iebt babem. Sic iino beitaubt uno
a~bgeniitt; trosbem bat Die ean5e Gr.
idleimuna oeS Sremoen etlpas 10 oor-
nebm @ebietenoes, oaB man 0ds
Ieubere bariiber pergiBt.
gon 3eit Su 3eit bait Ser @ann
ieine Shritte an. oils aoeere er, oa3
SdloB 81 erreiten, 6eiien itolse
Sbiirme ieineu @ugen naber nnO
nGher riiden, bann gebt er tpieocr
baitia norpdrtS. =.
Som Sblobbofe fpmmt iebt Elm
Mann Den @eg %binunter; es nj
Trieorid. Oes olteu Srans treucr
Habiolger i'm srdfliben 2icnit, Der
Jest nit einem Suffrage 8aloner'a
sirm nabe g~elegenen 9orfe mill.
Sharfen Iuges mlitert er Den
I~nfpmmenoen, uno ais CLAUDE er,
cine Siiion 5I baben, bleibt er itebeI
unb iGbrt nit Der Sano iiber iein
8eliht.
Sollte es m0eIit iein9 =
Ser SSremoe hat i'm audi bemerft;
or fommt nGber unb naber.
Nein es iii feline Sduiduns, es lit
@abrbeit, pole pirflibe @abrbeit:
fem Serr, iein lange tootgeglmibter
&err lit es, Ger bier laugiam ner
@ea bermlflteigt.
Mit Dem lauten, ireroigen InS.
rui: .Serr 9rai. iino Sic eS lpirf-
lid?" inir5t Der trelle Oiener or;
Dcn Infommenocn 81 nnb beocti
oeiien Sano nit aiiiien umo SbrGnen.
.Srieorid", iaat CT nit bebenoer
Gimme, 81 bait midi alio bod &c
faint, Oh trelle Seele."
gr reidt Dem 9iener bie Sanb
Mnb blidt i'm priieuo on. @ie cine
itlmIme Eraae lieat es III ieinem
guae, boh bleibt iie unbeautmortet.
lnb ~uugeouloig idreitet er Weitcr,
bon Sricbrid geiolgt.
Sest betreten iie 5niammen Ser
G&loBbof MuS: Ser Serr Grai!"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27
Brother Dickey's Yankee Folks.

II don't quite on'erstan' dem
Yankee folks" said Brother
Dickey.
why, they've done a great
deal for your racer"
Eyes, sub, en- OATS DIES whar
de trouble comes in, Dey gives
dollar after dollar ter eddicate
de niger, en- wen de niger
done pull thoo' college he go
ter 'um en- lif' he hat en- say:
'Mawnin', sub! Hits fine
mawnin', sub!
" Yes, de yankee ten i'm,
Hit is a very fin mawnin'; but
what is it you wants wild de
mawnin' en- me?'
L DIES drap in ter say dat l
done got my eddication, sub.
Well, what de devil is !
got ter do wild dat?'
Well, sub, speak up de
niger. Hit wuz you dat gimme
de eAdication. en- now | wants
you ter tell me what ter do wild
it!
EN- what you reckon he say
in answer ter dat? He open he
eve wid-lak ois-en den he say,
wild tn: way look in he eye
&" 'D-n eff | know! [ amt go
no Job fer you. You better X
back whar you come fun, er
settle down. Sides dat. dis i.
my busy day. John, show di.
cullud gentleman whar de do
at! Wish you food. luck, sub.
Good ma wnin.'
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27
B. O'S Canary.

There is affection and senti.
ment of various hues and de.
grees. When the little tots.
especi lily if they happen to be
girls. loose pet bird, dog or
cat, they arrange for a funeral.
Not so with B. o. Wood, though
his love goes out to pet with
the same gentleness aud full.
ness as that of a child.
Thirty years ago he had a
canary, Robert e. Lee, that he
was greatly attached to. One
day the tabby cat caught and
killed the bird, Oscar promptly
embalmed his feathered friend
and then proceeded to make a
coffin for it. When the coffin
was finished, the remains of the
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27

bird was placed in it. a glass
top put on it and then sealed.
The coffin was made out OF n
solid block of red cedar. Today
the bird looks just as it did
thirty years ago and during all
that time Oscar has kept it near
bis desk where he could see his
little friend and think OF tue
sweet music that is now silent q.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27
His Dollars Worth.

Here's a dollar fer yer paper
one year" said the new sub.
scriber.
YES" replied the editor.
AN want that new SEWN
machine you throw in as a pre-
MUM.
"Of course
can a free chance at that
bicycle you're offerin',"
Exactly"
can eff you kin let the gold
premium watch come my way,
mebbe I'll git you another sub
scriber."
Yes. Anything else you
want?"
Muffin l kin think of. Good
mornin!"
Aud after he departed the
editor sighed, Thank heaven
he didn't ask for the building
and a town lotr-Atlanta Con
stitut ion.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27
BOX CAR TOURISTS
Expose Their ignorance in Last Weeks
Palmyra Herald.
Monroe Selects

gave grand hun on - Pat.
ricK's eve. Some Palmyra
dancers went ~ to see the
sights and attend the mop. but
to their sorrow when they got
near Ely station the conductor
informed them he wuuld lose
his position if he stopped at
Monroe City. But being Il very
accommodating man he said he
would slow up on the hill. so
the boys succeeded in getting
off about il mile from the city
limits aud walked along the
track patiently hoping soon to
see some sights. Some eboys
haven't fully recovered from
the sights. especially the roll.
ing ladder aud the Regain
music box. At the hour set for
the dance the boys strolled to.
wards the sc called opera house
where they found Il stove il a
dubious chill while smoke gush-
ed out of Il fue On the other
side Of the room like Il steam
ship in mid ocean. Finally the
Monroe beau monde put in an
appearance dressed in felt
boots and leggings. The crest.
ia lien Palmyra boys overcome
by those leggings went way
back and sat down The menu
at the conclusion Of the festivi
ties included oysters but in the
absence Of diving suits they
were left to repose in the soup.
Finally by tue pa ( CLEAN of
the switch light the hrrS found
the depot and go. 49, ..., s4dder
out considerably wiser. Coun-
try boys are unsuited to city
observation-disclosures u"
Pa lmyra Herald.
The Herlld'S Columns are
always open for a tale OF woe.
told by those who risbehave
themselves Went way back
and sat down" Unfortunately
for the fair fame of the City of
Flowers. it has some young
men who cannot come To this
city and be in it two hours with
out getting in Il condition to
went way back and sat down.
palmyra Youngsters" Fatty
Erdman aud Jake Berghofer.
should have kept their own
consul for 4 letter from the
other young men from Palmyra
arrived in the same mail with
the Herald. They repudiate
the youngsters" and their
smart roast. II is doubtful if
they would know an oyster or
4 if an oyster would recognize
4 them when introduced If the
BOYS came in on a tie ticket or
Caused the cond uctur to viuIat,.
d rules, we are sorry for pOtu
d But as all trains that stop It
Pa lmyra, stop here aud some
\ stop here that don't stop there
3 they have no kick, Besides
this city has three r. r S then
blooming burg one. This city
is in darkness, its plant was
a burned hut it will have another
one soon, And to cap the
climax Erdman and Berghofer
were unbidden guest to the
y feast, Possibly because they
s were not Selects.
DR.. Ho,nhack, Oculist anc
~
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27

Headahe often result a disordered condition
dose or two of Chamberlain's % tolnach and
Liver Tablets will will correct these disorders
and cure the headahe' Sold by Wood Um
stRttd,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27
SOME BRIGHT JEWELS
Worth Reading From The Atlanta Ga
Constitution.

It's thankful am for escapin'
The riches that trouble us so;
Pm thankful an poor,
An I'm wantin' no more
Than what the Lord gives me below.
A fire for to warm me in winter,
A shelter that keeps out the rain,
An when springs smilin' sweet,
All her flowers at my feet, [plain
An the freedom Of mountain an
My wealth is the wealth that is hidden
An yet that's as full an as free
AS the winds that blow over
The daisies and clover
As broad an as deep as the sea.
For it's love of the green world
around us,
An the blessius that fall from
above;
An it's this that is in it:
You're rich if you win it
The gift that the lowly call Love.
*.*
The Sweet Singer Of SWANS.
boro gives US this rhyming
political note:
Snow politics are getting warm
From Adrain to Wade,
The moonshine stills are turning out
The hottest pizen made"
**
Never min believers,
Ell de way is long en- coli,
You kin keep de fire burnin'
Dat'E warm you ter de soul,
En- we'll all get down
On de Halleluyar groun,
En- We'll sop de milk en- honey
En- we'll pass it all eroun'.
~
IF I meet you in heaven,
john" said the wife at his bed
side, well have to steer
clear of my first two husbands
They were awful jealous o.
me-"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27

Bier Williams, sence you
all time singin' bout de yuther
side er Jordon, how come you
amt in no hurry ter git dar?"
"Bre'r Thomas, you shouldn't
ak SIGH leadin' questions.
Sides dat, you we'll know ]
can't swim"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27

Don't want no seat in glory
Ez high ez Zion wall,
Fer eff l los my balance,
How great would be dat fall.
But put me wild de lowly,
Oar, in de Promis' lam
Wild all de milk en- honey
Convenient ter my han.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-27

Some of the civil service
questions this wear contain the
very essence of humor and may
be paraphrased thus;
How would Il bow-legged man
get through the eye of a needle?
If your grandfather should
marry your mother in laws
second cousin what do you sup
pose the old lady would think
of it.
What is the average rainfall
in the state of Kentucky, and
do the colonies there appreciate
it?
Who is Chauucey M. Depew,
and what dc you understand by
his jokes?
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15
THE BIG STRIKE
GROWS SERIOUS
PHRTED WITH MONEY
NOW IN HOSPITAL
The Fate OF a PhiIanthroDiSt Who
Thought He Could Reform
Chicago

CHICAGO. H., July 15-Otto Faust,
known as the generous man of Valley
City, North Dakota, was sent TO the
Dunning Insane Asylum by a jury in
the Detention Hospital.
Mr. Faust Is, or was, a wealthy farm
ey OF North Dakota First he gave
away onetenth of all he possessed to
the poor Then he decided to give
away nine-tenths and keep but one
tenth for himself
He built fine church in his home
town and threw open the doors to
any one who wished to preach. He
rapidly converted his property into
cash. and handed over the proceeds to
the poor
He came to Chicago with s65 In his
pocket to purchase medals for his
church. and announced that he had
vision by which he was called by God
10 save this wicked city. But Chicago
did not want to be saved. and when the
police found the farmer wandering
about the streets In a demented condi-
ton his money was gone
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15
IN SEVEN YEARS He
Drank UP $4,000
Wdrren'S Awful Thirst Used Up
Most OF His Fortune. VIII
Hove A Guardian

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July ia jury In
the probate court at Clayton yesterday
morning found that Thomas B. War
rem. who is alleged to have spent nearly
$1O, 900 annually for drink, is addicted
to habitual drunkenness, and therefore
incapable of managing his property.
The court will appoint guardian for
him. ~ sl"fiStW
The inquiry was at the instance of
his sister, Mrs. Anna Lee Warren
Powe. who wished to preserve the rem
Hant of his Inheritance for his young
wife and child. Mr.. Warren. who is a
graduate of Princeton and o member
of a prominent old family of St Louis.
made no objection to the proceedings.
1t was brought out in evidence that
during less than seven years Warren
has spent nearly $4,000 for liquor.
The money was left him by his father.
DR.. Isaac Warren, and only $500 OF
the estate Is left.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15

ot the young men. The men are less
enthusiastic. but from force OF circum-
stances were brought into the move
ment-
To assist the anti-osculators In
keepking their pledges fasting is abb
solutely prohibited, aud hearty diet
fs recommended on the theory that
love can not flourish except on bread
and water. Hugging and ''goo-goo
eyes" are not taboed by the society
although members are not permitted
to hold conversations over FIVE min
gtes in length In couples. Boating is
allowable. provided four persons are
In the boat. and to carry out this reg
ulation the society always takes in
four new members at a time. main
tanning the total membership at some
multiple of four.
To be eligible TO membership In
the Anti kissing League a person
must be between the ages OF sixteen
and thirty. good looking. With a past
experience in the art OF oscaiation and
3 student of Northwestern University.
The organization was completed
last night at the residence OF Miss
Charlotte Phillips. Ne a9ia 0rrrtng-
ton avenae A formal intiatofy re-
eeption and beach party will be given
Saturday evening.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15
WRENTED a BOX
AND ROT5 HIS GIRL
But She Is a Minor and Willie Will
Have to Find Some Other WAY
to Court Her

WASHINGTON, D. c., July l5.-6e-
cause her parents would not permit
him to call upon his sweetheart. Wine
Ray Webb, a younster of Albion. MIS-
slssipi, rented box in the postofnce
and addressed his letters to her there
The postmistress learning of this, re-
fused to permit him to continue as the
lessee of the box. Willie appeals TO
The postmater general in the following
letter:
/ To the Z. NJ. G.:
Il have something wish you would
| give me some information on.
wrented box, No. IA. from the Post.
masters clerk June the 21st, and told
him wanted it for my girl as her pa
rents wont allow me to go with her
| want to rite to her and l would
address them to her In the name OF
the box No. n.
And now, Postmaster, Miss Pearl
Nabors comes up G says she cant al
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15
AN EPISODE OF GO-EDUCATION
HNTl-OSCULnTORy SOCIETY FORMED
AT THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY

CHICAGO, July I5..-Following the
teachings of Professor Crook. the
the man who never was kissed. kissing
has been voted vulgar. demoralizing
and unnecessary I'm respectable court
ships by sixteen Northwestern uni-
yersity students. men and women.
who have formed the Authorization
Society.
Here is the pledge taken by the
members:
Realizing that kissing Is very de-
moralizing and detrimental. but still
delicious, and that 1t Is exclusive and
contagious, we, the undersigned stu
dents of Northwestern University, fol-
lowing the example of our much be-
loved Professor Algbe r. Crook, SOL
EMMY swear that we will refrain
from all kissing
Professor Crook, who inspired the
idea, has been elected an honorary
member OF the organization.
The words he let fall In his unusual
claims to virtue have had subtle la
fiuence on the students at the uni
versity. and are responsible for the
present sudden opposition 10 kissing
Strange to say, group Oh oo-eds ara
at the bottom OF the conspiracy to
discourage the osculatory endeayogs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15

WASHINGTON. July 14,--.An inter-
esting story of an interrupted mar
riage ceremony came to light here
yesterday. The principals in the
case are said to be Miss Theodore Van
Wyck, a niece of ex-Mayor Robert
Van Wyck, of New York, who is quite
wealthy, and Frank Mitchell, an en-
ploye of the Southern Railroad
This is the story, as 1t was revealed
Yesterday afternoon. Several eve
nings ago the couple, accompanied by
a number of friends, visited the res
idence of Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe,
pastor of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, and asked to be mar
ried. Mr.. Mitchell produced alicense.
issued in due form, and DR.. Radcliffe
consented to perform the ceremony,
The couple took their places and the
ceremony was begun. When DR.. Rad
cliff reached that portion of the ritual
in which the bride is asked to take the
groom as her lawful welded husband
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-15

things~-had hoped at least for an
honest enforcement OF the iaw-whfie
you were President of the United
States.
Such an honest enforcement of the
law is now prevented by the collusion
existing between the Attorney General
and criminal trusts II Mr.. Knox is
permitted longer to prostitute the De-
partment of Justice to such base uses,
the people will hold you responsible;
for it is within your power, Mr.. Presi-
DENT. at any time to retire him TO mer-
tied disgrace and fill his place with an
Attorney General who will enforce the
laws equally to the rich and to the
poor. without fear, favor or hope OF re-
ward