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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-04
King Edward and the British
Churches.

The Rev. j. u. Jones. in a recent ar
ticle in The ConSregationalist. tried to
forecast the probable attitude of King
Edward VII to religion in England and
particularly toward the Free churches.
He predicts that in the Established
Church the kings influence will be used
to allay and moderate strife. Directly
and officially his majesty is precluded
by his position as bound by law to the
Established Church. and cannot recog-
niZe Free Churchmen at all; but If past
actions be any guarantee of future con-
duct, "he will use his great influence
wherever he can do so to secure honor
able recognition of the claims and SER
vices of the Free Churches. He appre-
ciates the part Free Churchmen play in
the nations life, and as king
of the whole people he insists that due
respect and honor should be paid to
them" He compelled recognition of
them at the jubilee services of 1897,
when it had been withheld, and saw
that they were given suitable represen-
tation at his coronation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-04
Epworth League Convention.

The annual convention of the Wyo-
ming Conference Epworth league Will
be held in the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church, West Scranton, on Oc-
tober IL and IL. An elaborate pro-
gramme has been arranged for the two
days sessions, which is as follows:
TUESDAY EVENING.
73O-Dcvotional Meeting. M. S. Godshall
S00--.\ddrcss. Royal Living" Rev. Ed
gar II. Brown, ID. D.. pastor of
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Albany. n. Y.
Conservation service.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.
I30-Dcvotional service. ....John B Cook
90O--Busincss session. Three-minute re-
ports from districts. appointment
of committees, report of treasurer.
Spiritual--George A. cure.
Mercy and Hclp-Mrs. G.. Il. Bottle, Miss
Winifred Brown, Of Oneonta Epworth
league.
Iaiterary-Court street ,Scranton) F,p-
worth league, r. 7. Vail, president.
Social-Norwich 1Spworth league. Miss
Belle Brown and Mrs. Nina Il. Black
man (Onc-half hour to each depart
ment.)
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
oO0-Devotiona scrvice. james Benningcr
Junior Confcrence-Conducted by
Miss Lillian Moore. Of Central
Church league, Wilkes Barre.
Miss Sarah ] Price
II Go a Fishing"
Leonard c. Murdoch
1902 for Missions
Mrs. T.. G. Alderman
"Thc True Relation of Leaguers to
Other Church Services
Harry c. Perkins
Address. "rhe Revival the Epworth
League Needs" Rev James a. Ia
Dor. Jr.. D. D.. pastor cf Centenary
church. Binghamton, n. Y.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
i.30--Song service and devotions.
Grant f.. Van Woert
Address. "Our Debt to the Methodist
Fathers" Rev. Samuel +. l'pham,
d. D., of Drew Theological Semin-
AIRY.
The officers are Martin V. Williams,
president: Carl Councilman treasurer;
Clinton Fl. Henry, secretary; S. Guy
Snowden, II. II. Turner. G.. II. Prentice,
e. r.. d. Briggs. George D. Genung,
Walton A. Sanford, ce-presdents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-04

. THE oRDERs.-Werses 10 and ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07
BCoRREsPoNDENcE
0LNEY SPRINGS.

Little Margaret kromweii has been
sick for the past two weeks
The westbound fast express on Tuesday
frightened George Maschcs's team. cans-
ing Il to run on the track ahead Of the
train. hurting him. killing ono hossc and
sai,ashing up the wagon. Mr.. n. Was
taken on the train and carried to Pueblo.
to ascertain the extent Of his injuries.
which VIC hnpc arc not serious.
Miss FTcida Brown WAS taken quite
sick last Sunday week and went to Dcn.
ycr on Monday. aud the report comes
that she ID seriously sick aud will not DC
able to teach her school for several weeks
Miss nrown has the sympathy Of mrny
friends In this community.
Miss LYDIA Maschcs has been on the
sick list hut Is svpoatcd bcttcf.
Miss Mac burnett Of Mansanola was
recently tho guest oi Mrs. Parker.
The entertainment given las, Friday
night by the ladies of the Christian
gram we'll rendered. after which lunch
sas served aud about Sra realized. which
will go toward the ncw church.
Airs. q. y. con,ssock and Master Fred
die went To Pueblo ono day last week
shopping.
Mrs Harry Maris has b-cn suffering
with icloa on her thumb the pas, two
weeks.
Miss Wanda winchc.,Sa of Rocky Ford
is visiting her sister. Airs. II q. Green.
The Newton ranch. consisting of 7oo
acres Of river front land. has fvecstiy
byvn soid. but as sc, uanr Of purchaser
has not been learned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07
HeWDAle.

Preaching Sunday evening.
Scale meeting al the sei,co, house to-
morrow evening.
The social Friday evening nc,,ed over
sss.
]. ". f.cn,s and family have moved to
La JGnia.
Mrs. Il. n. To~nc u la Junia vas vie.
s,ing with the family ol q. ". Combs
Sunday.
q. ". Comb. ha. purchased land near
Fowler and will make that his future
hpmc.
Hugh Smith of Holly was visiting hts
cid friends and neighbour this week.
j. q. bartholomew and c. A. Reynolds
vcrr In La Junsa Wednesday on school
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07
Vaccination.
Protest Against

To the Editor OF tho Enterprise.
An order has gone out from tho public
school authorities requiring vaccination.
tho penalty for Noncompliance being
withdrawal from school. Whistler this
order originated with tho school board
or elsewhere, I wish TO bs heard for n
moment o0 tho subject:
Everywh~rs aud MT all times since tho
introduction oe vacctnsiion men have
qu~siiau~d its value. or disapprovci of
inocuisiioa In all cases Herr aud now.
hoxcvrr, / shall nos raise the question.
but admit tlint Il ai,ai~s tho yirtii~acc of
drsd disease. On tho other hand l
think that all practitioners u ins>iicinc
will say that vscrtnstion " invariably
attended with danger. Ta~y may min.
im,xc this danger. but they may ast droy
It's pr~s~nc-. IL early lif- my wife and
I were sncc-~~faily vaeciuatrd. but 80
have sinc- bsra uarn~,i by IL. les of a
beloved child. by ih. yiol"nt suffering
aud imm,ucnt r~rii .f n second onc. aud
BY tho .,fcloa. debility oe another mem.
L~r II our family. that vaccination wa.
something ffom which wc should turn
ns ffum tho sting of mn adder. Small
pox has sinc~ -atrfr<i my family. among
tho unvacSrinaisd chiidrvn. without fatal
rvsults. To psrciptiaic psv-~nt danger
In. tho l,op~ of hsrrting = s~tnoss one.
may not In ne uts~ cuass~ ~ 10 Try 10
avoid both.
Again, this order bas~s my night 10
the ifvcsiom II the schools on = cotnpii.
sncc With = demand which I si,oald nol
an.i could mol he'd. II says to us~. aud
doubtless to spm~ oti,cfr: .Sour boy
must ~acousivr terrible risks ~ yaur
hands. OF yoa mn.t fosrro for him tho
advantages IL public instruction" THIS
is a hard saying. No Pours could In.
dacv. or ~ompri. m~ to gamble with tho
life Il another. my oun blood. and h-uce
I utii pay tho t-salty. Nevertheless. u
ssems Ia the that tho authorities nsc
irss.c~sdins their rights IN commanding
this iissnaiivc. ! am The natural sud
responsible guardian of my child d-r,-
st.sh.iblc i,rf.sc men aud high Heaven.
In the third place: woald u noi cover
tho casc IN s.iv,.~. u tho authorities ssv'
iit Ia sdvis-. vaccination. aud stop st
tbai7 II I chnus~ Ia r~jcct their advice
%, ooc vilI te harmed but mysrlf. since
tho vaccisaic,i people have smpIcyst
wbai they fvxarl es n msitssni. Ny
children tuast ant be cpossdescsl a. IN.
fcci.d because usvacrinsicsl.
Let us psurvvi slowly tn dn.maiisins
wM. d. EBBERr.
R.r,kx Eus.l Epl, N
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

vancr. tho candy maker. who has now
got nicely located Ia the south side of
the City drug eiosp. and not on the sonth
eide of tho town. Ne sptnc of hts candy.
loving friends had snptpcs-i. hops scon
to 90 into the ccofccsiousry businc-s
more extensively. aud do wholcsalins
bu.iuce. with local dealers. He has &C.
cured building for manufacturing pnr-
poses On The Charles Blom9rcn premises.
near the creamery. aud bc has a very
tempting display Of sweets In his new
uptown stand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07
can,aloape sced s,oIra.

q. J. Samples is the victim of some
sneak thief Who entered his barn last
Friday or Saturday night and stole about
sixty pounds Of fine cautaloape .ce,l he
l,sd stored there. He hasn't the least
c.ac to the thieves. but u II fcpoftc'i that
!. sack Of cansaloupe sce,l vas sold ou
Tie ssrppl lass Saturday by some one Tor
/. mrtc song. and i is jusi poreiblc that
il may have bees Mr.. samples seed. sio.
len By some uan or boy who did not
know tie worth II u aud was only anx-
,n,s 10 ees q few cents out of something.
Tie eecl uss of Mr. Samples own choice
selection and sboald sell at retail for nj
i,set etD.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

In Judge Knnpp's court "Wednesday
]. n. Len,z, principal Of the Ncwdalc
school. charged l.. Il. Brown. young
man Of the ncighborhood. with molcsting
him In his home. knocking upon his
door. aud making threats of bodily In.
jury. Constable Mcador brought Brown
into Court on Monday and he WAS put
under a sioo bond to appear Wednesday.
which he did. with four or five witness.
cs. aud asked for a jury trial. Lcntx
evidence atduccd failed To show brown
guilty Of any disturbance OF thTcais on
I.cnix Of sufficiently criminal character
to warrant conviction. and he was dis
charged. The trial involved an expense
Of about SIS. which the jury did not As.
scss upon Lcntx and which the sovereign
people Of o,cso county will therefore
have to pay.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Miss Ella Cline will bc guest
Of the Brown Palace, Denver. all
next weel, where she meets the re-
representatives. Of the millinery
houses Of the east with their sam.
pies Of coming spring millinery.
from which she will select a hand
some stock for her Rocky Ford
patrons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

The Eagle shops arc preparing 10
build an extensive addition 10 their shop
on Walnut street and put in large iruo
working lathe and much other mach.
inery. They have lately put into serv 90
superior tO.horse pcwcr gasoline Gu.
ripe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07
CHURCH NEWS.
German Bspsiss-
90. X sruprnANna.

v,, y. srnpnnANnn.
, q. prSDnanraGu:
NE Tas.ms.n 49,, sss, s,,s sunday s; ssn"s'
Sunday scsaoi st 10 A. IN.
E"sai"s sers,ss. a, s:s,'
EPISCOPAL Cnrncm.
Tho Ven. q. y. Grimes, arrhdcacon II
Colorado. has consented to conduct tern
,iays' services In Rocky Ford before
Easter. Will nli chnrciimcn AMI others
int-rv~t~sl in tho establishment of the
church, in Rocky Ford please writ. me.
stating tho amount they will give towards
payin. hall rrnt and other n-crnsary cx.
p~n.s~ ot thcs~ scrvir--.
W. II. Haupi.
Pf-nb,t-r in Charge.
$40 La Junta. Colo.
Tho special services nj tho Bapi .,
church arr b-sn. coaiinus,l aud con.il.
crablc int-sv~t Va manifested.
Rev. ". Is Pops. state mis.ioaarr Of
III. Baptist church. took part last Sun.
day 10 the revival services nov going oa
al the Baptist church h.s-. II. prssri,r-i
tho s-smons of tho day aud iid~fal col.
l--fions fur tho stat. mis.trnary fund
~cfr taken up morning ani rvraing.
A. ihe N. 4. church ncxt sunday
mcfnins uiii l,- pr~.-ni-si tho second
portrait from tho S-w T-.ssmsat gallery.
-Tb. Man II Rock -i'.i-r." In iii-
evening. '''rh. Mam-niaus Hos" Hymns
n. Sgs. Sst. JSD. :ssi. ~. Ep~ort.
League topic. "rhc Joy of S-rsic-:
lca,ics. II. X. Wiley. J. 7. knnckc..
pastor.
Mex, Sunday morning al the firS;
Presbyterian church the pastor. Rev. ".
I. Davenport. will begin series II morn.
ing sermons on The Rcaspnablcncss Of
tho Gospel running 'huagh SEVERAL
~crks The theme for the opening q:
the course next Sunday will t,c ''Thc
Message of ,hc Gospel 4. an age Of
Doubt" Evening subject. Tho Secrets
III Success Sermon Ia Young People"
Cottage prayer meeting next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Haniin. ''Tbc Gov.
cuan,s of Col Arc SURE and Sscadias;.'
Gen. .9:s-is: fsa. st:t-io.
Rev. II. r. Motri.,n will preach a, the
X. T.. hall next Sunday morning ani
evening. Sabjce, In tho morning. "Cod
aud the T~cn,ic,b Century" In the cvcn.
ing" The Ono and Only Objection Tha,
Can tlc Made ;o the bible" tmpof,an,
matters arc to como before tho church.
and Il IL hoped there will t-c full al.
tendance os ihc:uscmhrfs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

The towns down the river. which have
lsc~u comt-liss with rarh other Tor tb.
fir.t possible sugar facsosy. are nos in a
rivalry Ne 10 which will strike utl firsi.
H-s~is hoping they will all strike it.
Pueblo Chiettaip.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Just received another shipment
Of that splendid Chicken food.
Blood aud Bone. Nuckolls d
Wolfe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Among new advertisers will be found
the name of U. $. Ringer l. Son. of
sw,uk, Who have = good stock of general
merchandise and who are % geographic.
ally situated ss 10 command good
Irade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

DR.. Arnold treats female dis
eases Ostcopathically. Office in
new Hagen building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07
KnIsh,. .f The Maesal~c..

Meet al I. o. u. r. hall the first sni
third Saturday nights of each month.
Visiting Sir knights always wclcome.
1tsf y. A. JoHSsoS. II. X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

A white hearse Tor funeral occasions of
young persons and children is being tii.
Ted up by NJ. y. Martin ab.l will be kept
for hire Il his Livery stables.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

g. Burrcll will send his seed cata-
loguc TO any eastern farmer friends
IL you will give him the address.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

A movement " oa fs-a io c.escst Tho
bailslip. sow ussd fos Turner'S saloon
into reading fuon. "a consummaiioa
dcvouily TO be wished"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

II. T.. Tsibelm hes pascbs.-.i of Marx
r. Isnc pev boas~ aud half block near
tho ti.ur,ns mill. Mr.. Hoo will remove
Ia the vicisiiy II Hnlly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

The wooimca of th. World dance
Tae..lsy evening vss = decided suovss.
slm.,st any cpaple taking part In tho
festivities Tho proliss II ti,. entertain.
sn-at wiil ssld materially to tho band
uniform fund. In which interval u Gas
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Long. Myrtle Dairy is eojoyins the
benefits of fine new wagon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

DR.. S. II. Pollock is enjoying an en-
largcmcnt Of his Office facilities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Buy Onion sets of Burrell and
plant profitable crop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Buy the genuine NJ. & J. coffee
at Govreau's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

The Rcd Mcn Of Rocky Ford. To the
considerable nuIabcr of sixteen. went
down to La Junia Wednesday night
where tho lodge WAS holding a special
parade and drill. and the other exercises
and festivities II the occasion. and gave
special attention to tho iinc supper spread
by La Junta braves and their sluaws.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Dan Carries has just sold forty acres Of
his ranch at the rate Of <tI7.so per acre,
which indicates the rising valucs OF
Rocky Ford real estate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Tb~re sr~ ramoss ot ca.- of small.
ssox In uolbsuek.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

In tho district conrt al La Jnata last
wcck Gcor.v T. t.armos-. thron.h hts
attorneys. Sabin & lbsaii. knocked out
tho tax.iiilc claim to tho psop-sty ~ hts
father. Jake I.srtnofv. On tho southwest
c,sa~r ii town. uhict, uas held by oas
Mitchell of beaver. Mitchell 10 aus Who
SONS To make = basis--. II s-rariu.
claisns upon psot-sty ov-sioskcl Ia tag
payments aud making ht. own terms
With the .lclinqa~ais uiso fear sosn. into
cpust With him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

A cheese factory isin prospec, for Hol.
rook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

q. frsDnahrnGu.
u. r. TALNNGi.N. rupt- sunday School.
SERVICES every Sunday .. foiio~si
SUNDAY school ~ 10 n. m.
Preaching services at " =. Ia.
Evening Services nt ss11.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-03-07

Rocky Ford. Feb. -.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
Japan ELECTIONS

Yokohama, August 23.-With the eX.
ception Of one constituency, that of the
city OF Moi, the general election was
brought TO conclusion yesterday. As
was already certain, the Seiyu.kai has
secured a majority in the Lower
House. The following table shows the
respective strength of parties in the
House Of Representatives.: Seiyu-kai,
100; Progresssts. log; Imperialists
lTeikoku-to), 18; Sanshi Club. 6; Neu.
trails, IS; total, 375; Moi constituency
tunceTtaln), /; total, $40.
The figures given in connection with
the Seiyu-kai and the Progressists in.
clude those who, while not Officially
connected with the parties, may be ex-
pected TO vote with them under ordi.
nary conditions
II will be seen that the Constitution.
alists, so far, have a clear majority
over all the other parties combined OF
l5 Many OF the Neutrals and Impe.
rialists, however may be expected TO
vote with the COnStitutionalists on all
important questions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
MORE ENTRIES WANTED.

Many OF the yachtsmen of the city
are anxious to see more than the La
Paloma and Gladys take part In the
yacht race OF Saturday, the 18th inst
The race will be very long and there is
a chance for any one OF these boats to
win out: Dewey, Bonnie Dundee, Ha-
wall and Helene. The Healani will
not enter the race but II is understood
that the owners OF the others mention
ed are thinking OF entering. Should
they decide TO do so, II will make the
contest much more exciting and will
give yachting In Hawaii a push ahead
that Is very muchr in need Of Just At
the present time.
A prominent yachtsman of the city
said this morning: THE owners OF
yachts in the city have been clamoring
for long time for something TO stir
up enthusiasm and now that they aGo
given chance to assist in something Of
the kind, they hesitate. The race set
for the 18th will be a long one and
there Is chance for any Of the faster
yachts. IL will only cost s25 II six
boats enter and the sport of the race
around Rabbit Island is certainly
worth that small amount of money"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
WOMEN IN POLITICS
INTERESTING INCIDENTS
OF JAPAN ELECTIONS
LADY cANvhssERs VERY ACTIVE
SEEKING VOTES FOR FAv.
oRlTEs-oME PRAYED
SEVEN DAYS.

Yokohama, August 22.-The Japan
Times has some remarks on the part
taken by lady canvassers in the gen.
eral election:
Mr. Ichijifo Okuno, after having
been continually defeated in all the
previous contests, has at last been re-
turned for the urban section of Kyoto.
He seems to have been lucky enough
to enlist the support of many Of the
fair six for which the classic city is
widely famed. A news agency says
that one lady named Inokuchi was so
anxious for the success OF her protege
that she confined herself for seven
days in the Inariyama Shrine to pray
to the deity enshrined there for the
success OF Mr.. Okuno. Nor did her en-.
thusiastic support Of that gentleman
stop there; on the contrary. she even
went the length Of performing ablu.
tons in the waterfall on the premises,
to better invoke the aid Of the deity.
II was lucky that the season was fav.
orable for a cold bath. A certain Mrs.
Wakida also underwent this particular
form Of religious confinement at an.
other shrine. But all the devotion to
the cause Of the gentleman was
thrown in the shade by the combined
exertioDs OF the hundreds Of danseuses
OF that city, all of whom, though per
fectly unknown to the candidate. can.
vassed extensively In his favor. on a
promise that he would present each OF
them, as reward for trouble. with a
copy Of his photograph This n"Ss
must evoke the jealousy of every gal
liant; but then Mr.. 0kuno is a gentle
man of fine presence such as Is likely
to win the favor If women of senti
mental turn OF mind.
Mr.. Furihata Is another fine.lookinl
gentleman, and he had among his nu
merous caDvaSsers q certain Mrs. OF
Miss who won more voters for hin
than any of his other canvassers.
DR.. Hatoyama and Mr.. Kurizuka
both elected for Toxic, also had the
distinction Of having most persuasive
lady caDVassers, but as these were
their own wives they had nothing tc
be proud Of in the way OF gallantry
The wife Of Mr.. Hoshi, who failed In
his contest in Toxic, was also an elo
quent canvasser, and though her hus
band failed that was apparently not
her fault but his.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05

An ambitious Philadelphia who
wished to start in business for himself
applied to a Wholesale wooden mer.
chant and obtained credit for $500.
The salesman asked him what he man
ufactured.
IL mex pants" he replied.
How do you want to buy these
goods?"
The best vey can" was the an.
swer.
How will you pay for them?"
Well. gif you my note for four
monts."
rs your note good2'
The buyer looked arouad. winked TO
the salesman. and put his finger on his
nose. MY vriend." he said with the
air Of one who is about to impat a
confidence. ''if my note vas good, |
would make notes. not pants"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
RUSSIA AND kAN(HUR|A

London, Aus. 23.-The Odessa cor
respondent Of the Standard says that
Russias fuldllment or Reputation Of
the agreement to eyacuate Manchurla
depends upon the settlement of the
question as TO the retention or retro
cession OF the right bank of the Amur.
II il is Tetroceded IT is considered that
Russia's position might prove perllous,
The correspondent adds that 1t Is be-
lieved in st. Petersburg official circles
that Russia will formally annex the
whole right bank of the river to the
Chingan Mountains.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
PROGRESS HALL THE PLACE.

Progress hall has been chosen as the
place for the joint convention of the
Fourth and Fifth district committees
OF the Republican party. Arrange
ments to this effect we're made this
morning when the subcommittee Of
the joint committee waited on C. S.
Desky and made known their wants.
Consent was given at once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05

sales-25 Eva, sls; 10 Haiku. 500
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
f,cuoluIu, SEPTEMBER ,, Ioo1.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.

c. Brewer q Company.
rs Sachs D.G. Co, III
LIB. Kerr q Co., LID.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
PRINCE CYRiL'S TRAVELS

KOBE, Aug, 23.-The Russian warship
Admiral Nakhimotf, with Prince Cyril
on hoard, arrived at Kobe today. Prince
Cyril landed at p. m, The man-of-
war will stay in harbor for four or Ave
days
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
LOCAL and GENERAL

For the convenience of scholars at
tending school the Hawaiian Tram
ways Co will issue school tickets at 10
for quarter. good for scent fare,and
10 tickets for so cents good for 10
cent fare.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-05
]APAN'S Cholera RECORD

Yokohama, August 23.-The follow.
ing are Japan's cholera returns taken
up to the 21st inst, showing total Of
3,134 cases and 1895 deaths through.
out II procedures and the Island Of
Eormoea,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-05
ELMlRA.

September ], 1902.
Jas. Black and Eli Huntly made a
trip to Madison Saturday.
The rain Of Friday and Saturday
has caused q stop OF stock threshing
for a few days.
Jake Taylor has purchased a house
snd lot in Nassau. He alsopurchased
9 horse and buggy.
A previous break on his engine has
has caused Phil. Degriff to lay uI
several days for repairs.
DR.. Sasse made two professions
calls in Elmira last week. The doctor
has a laEge practice in this vicinity.
Margaret Black left Saturday for
Milbank where she will again enter
upon her school work for the fourth
year.
While working on James Black's
threshing machine last week Harry
Peterson was over come by the heat
and he's since been unable to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Black are
rejoicing over the arrival Of q little