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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
TO CONTROL, THE MARKET.
(star Special,

Akron, O.. Jan. 2.--llubber manu-
facturors Of tho fourteen rubber fac
tories in Akron do not believe tnat
Charles r. Flint's International Crude
Rubber company. which was organized
this week. will be able 10 control the
crude rubber market. Manufacturers
here will combine to import their own
raw material II necessary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
ARTISTIC.
(Coshocton Age.)

(COBhOctOn Ag6.]
The Canton News Democrat has been
making wonderful strides under the
guiding hand OF James G. Deidricll,
but It reached its highest point In ef-
ficfency In its holiday number. It IL
Q work OF beauty and certainly q Joy
to the reader until the last page IL
perused. geographically the News
Democrat 10 always attractive, but In
this special edition It falls nothing
short Of the artistic. " : a...... Z. ..l
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
LOOKING AT FOREIGN PLANTS.

(Staff Specially ~
Akron, Jan. 1.--President o. C. Bar
Der, of the Diamond Match company,
has returned from a business trip
through Europe. The trip was among
the various match factories in Europe
in which the Diamond is acquiring an
interest
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
HONOR FOR FAIRBANKS.

Marysville, o., Dec. 81 Prominent
citizens of Urionville Center. village
in the southern part of this county,
are circulating a petition to be pre-
sGnted to congress asking that the
name Of their town be changed to Fair
banks. Senator Charles Fairbanks, Of
Indianapolis, was born near there and
the people want to honor him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
SHARP is IN col UMBUS.
(From a staff Correspondent)

Columbus, Jan. 2.-G. V. Sharp, OF
Salem, who represents the Eighteenth
congressional district on the Republic
can state central committee. in IN he
city, and is mixing in tie contests
some. Sharp is well known through
out the state, and is something of a
factor in politics.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03

The Columbus Citizen celebrated the
new year by putting in a handsome
new press room equipment. The pa
pers press room facilities are now
second to none In the state. More
power to the Citizen.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
CALL FOR THE COMMITTEE.

(From a Staff Correspondent.)
Columbus, Jan. 2.-Governor Nash
has issued a call for meeting of the
Ohio Mckinley Memorial committee for
January 4. Fred s. Hartzell. OF Can
ton, is secretary of the committee, and
is also assistant secretary Of the ma
tional committee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
A QUEER WILL

Findlay, o.. Dec. 31.-The last will
and testament of John L. Tibbens, an
eccentric farmer, was filed to-day in
the Hancock county courts and is the
most unique upon the county records.
1t is written in blue pencil upon an IT.
regular patch Of MANILA wrapping pa
per- He left property valued at sew
eral thousand dollars.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
THROUGH THE MILL. TOO.
(Akron Beacon Jour,

VAKTun bedCOH JOuruaI.J
Canton people who have been riding
on street car passes, now that the
Northern Ohio Traction company has
secured possession Of their electric
road, arc going through tho experience
Akron people did last winter in having
their passes taken away from them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
GETS TRIP TO PALESTINE.

Dayton, O., Jan. 2.--Rev Edgar w.
Work. pastor Of the Third street Pres.
byterian church, was today presented
By his congregation with certificate
or $1,000 to pay the expenses of his
ZIP 10 the holyland. He win leave in
ysbruafy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
DICK rs LOOKING WISE.

Akron Democrat: Gen. Chas. Dick
by telegraph and long distance phone
is keeping in constant touch with the
situation In Columbus. but he refused
last night to discuss the situation.
Gen. Dick adheres to his determine
ton not to visit Columbus, and will
leave Sunday for Washington, for the
opening Of congress, Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
LAMP EXPLODED.

Kentcrn, o., Jan. 2.-While John Hig-
gins, Of Dunkirk, was pumping up
gasoline lamp 1t bursted and fatally
burned Higgins and Jess Zelgler Eight
persons who were standing by were
badly scorched.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
CoUNcILMAN's DIRE LOSS
lMassillon independently

N"oooiiioh iuuepSiiueblJ
Councilman John Haag's dog has
been stolen. Mr.. Haag says he knows
the guilty man, and that II the dog II
not quietly returned there will bs
"doings" in the Fourth ward.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03

Ruhlman has been in the rubbish bus
mess long time and will prove q
valuable addition to the claims depart
ment Of the Toraker-Kurtz outfit.
Senator Connell, of Columbiana, is
the handsomest man in the hotel cor
ridors. He lie the only man in the
bunch Of warning factionists that wears
a plug hat. He is immaculate in fine
linen, dignified In an extended Pince
Albert coat and picturesque In his silk
tile. Other gentlemen came here
equipped with abbreviated frock coats,
soft hats and spikes in their shoes.
Senator Connell was evidently of the
opinion that there was to be nothing
occur that would suggest personal
encounter, and so far as he Is con-
cerned the senate went into session as
soon as he struck the town. He is
for Archer for president pro tenn.
-
Richard Lynch, Of Youngstown, Is
here. He wants to be entry clerk of
the senate, and the Mahoning county
people seem to feel that he ought to
have 1t.
B. F. Sullivan, of Alliance, was at
the Nell, Wednesday night looking on
and incidentally looking after Charles
o. Silver's candidacy for messenger
clerk.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03
A WHEEL OR TWO OFF.

Barberton and the Falls may ger a
few wheels torn off, IL Akron grows as
rapidly in 1902 as she did In 1901.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03

1t saw on a sidetrack, for the purpose
of giving comfort to the poor, paying
the wholesale market price for the
same, the problem would be partially
settled. 1t is said that Senator Gear,
OF Wyandott, has such a bill in con-
temptation.
There is a movement on among the
Democrats to inaugurate an investiga-
ton of the expenditures at the state
house. 1t is understood that a recent
purchase was turned down by fire
man, at the state house, because his
conscience would not allow him to en-
dorse the bill. 1t was for a barrel of
fire clay, and the bill was for $40. The
warrant could not be drawn till the
fireman signed it, and after some par
ley 1t was decided to steal the money
in some other way, and the bill was
! made out for the proper amount, $1.5c.
That is only a sample. 1t is so small
in comparison with some other steals
that completer details are omitted. 1t
will be among the others of larger di-
mensions when the investigation
comes.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03

sisek wanted On subscription. nsNs'
Democrat. N .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-01-03

Among the prominent Forakerites
sent for in the present extremity was
J. H. Ruhlman, Of Youngstown, the
gentleman who put In one Of the bids
for a garbage furnace for Canton. Mr..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Sra Ncw Yorf.arsbien.

8 @eiibroot og Jalmoutb Wenigbes
Der bauoe man trnnli. airfen ltulbe
.opfrss" fra 8ulu III Colt. Pr1ftes
boiisen itulbe inbrettes iii ct belt poiel
msD Soften / aeiosren. SpiieIai i Stu
en- os SOpsparelier pao isrfte Sol. Gli
ltulbe orbnes iii a%rebsmebet.
arebisns prater bsspnote of luare
paa Snbbpbelien; men naiten ale be.
sDnbis be enbrasiisen Of %unofplbe fs:
Gn bauoe uomelot fig al S%amfunbet,
rejite bort meo bet fsrite os funbe bers
for life fOmme. Gn nnben piolte n1s
item life, ON ban bsrte til Snmfunbet
e0er bOuo; resnebe fig | huert Jalo life
iom bsrsnbe iii arebien os bab fig iom
iaoban unbltplbt for at TONNE os bolbe
Nabninssprnbifen. @n treble tnnfte
meb Detaniiombeb poa ben iunse Bprs
be, bans Rejie piloe lasse paa &rebiens
&asie; os en- fjerbe oiblte mon lite. ON
ban befanbt fig ! ben samle e0er / ben
npe 1erben eler paa papet, miot imels
lem. d
Wsn trobs ale baarlise ubfister ars
beibebe man paa at forbereoe 9sjtiben.
&pinoeiorsninsen beuilsebe pense; Nan'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

ole troenbe meb ben 8emartnIng:
Dstte Tiger Sefus lite Iom ct ltren9t
eopbuo eaer en- bdurb Dom oper Del
9ierte, Tom iutter ober i'm eaen fats
tige, fortsrrsbe qdno, men ION en- oels
ii9tet 5prjattelie, Iom ifol gaa 9ps
fplOelie / Strait al bans !9ell9aaho,
Iom ban bar lopet at meooele ale tros
enbe, bebenbe Cubs 9ern.
ga bet bar bet Ri pdtteoe idftinen
og CAB 5oriamlin9en til Slutnlns.
Men Gnben par life enboa. Der bar
noele, ieg buffer life bpem, iom oglda
fpurgte: aan ri lite idmles en- lille
Stuno til gsn, fsr ri titles: % bet
tunbe ri. Oct, Iom airtefarii9ismen
talber SpGrmers, bar for itet; pore
airfer blep til 8ebebuis: Oct er bog
en- for Sell, ndor maj antdger, at re-
formerte Setter bar Gneret pda at
at Iomles til gebemsoer eler At 9ds
tolifer og GpiifopcIcr bar @neret til
at bsje anG / Serrens 6us. Sdd nj
pi ba en- peliignet life Stuno Idmner
enbnu en- Sang meo 5at og Ben og
p~aatalbelis og Gang til 0srrsns Wre.
Meb inperlig 9af til Sub og til uls
Ie Gber, fom beltog meo Os og bar meo
at bereoe os bisis pelii9neoe 0dge, og
meo gnfet om, at 5errens RddOe og
9reo mao bpils ober ben foreneoe airs
te, oper Dor areos, pore Wenigbeoer
og boer Sjai, forbIioer ies:
Gbers / 6erren bsn9ione
geter 9. 5borebn.
dalmoutb ben % Sept. 1902.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
Sfolens Wabning.
Onsbag gftermiob 4 g.

III > y < Ill \ Y.
Oct bar ct itsnt, ct barmonift Msoe.
9i ffal life isge at r~efsrere BET, men
bpo at meboele Q9ferns en- file Munbz
mag berfra.
Meoet begpnbte meo, at Soriams
lingen lang: .5ort9l bet gamle 8uo=
fab" Der bar Strait / San9en.
Soa talte paIt. u. SO. 4nberien.
6dn minbebe ON bet tenbte Orb at
Ydulus, at ,o1e 9isoommens oe
aunbitabers State ere ftiulte / 9ris
itus." Oct taeer Ynulus life | 8es
t9ntning at iige om ben 5relfer, ban
forfpnber. De efterfslgenbe 5ioer
inbtil Dor lib bar retferbiggjort bette
bans ubfagn. Zen Gipilifdtion,
&riitsnbpmmen bar frembragt, bar
intet Sibeitptfe / 9erbenS 9iitorie,
life at tale ON bens aanbelige og cpige
0elfienelie. 6eoenffe Religionsbefens
bere bile bel fige bet famine ON berss
Heligionsftiftsre, fom pdulus pm Dor
Jrslfer, og bet er fanbt, at ct bpert
Jolfs 6iitorie, ubpitline oe 8elpere
A0nger neie iammen meb bets 6iitorie.
Wten fun &riIteHbommens 8etenbere
fan bepiie I'm poaftdnb.
Men lab mig iige, at Der er nappe
noeet at bet, jes bar l9ft / ben fibfte
Sib, Der bar giort ct iadoant Snbtrpt
paa mig,iom noset / ben oficieaeRapS
port fra 8erbeastonsresisn / Gbicaso.
Der fprt9nes life ON be bebenffe Hez
ligioner, men Der taller oeres Repr9s
ientanter felp. Wleb 6enibn til DAM
nelie oe 4anbsubpifling piIe oisfe RE
prafentanter at bore iapnbproige meb
bette 2anbs frsmmsfte M9nb. Oct
flyer mig at bet er sib, Ri for Qlpor
fer os Iammsn meb t6enfpn til Sfoles
bunnelie. 5 be 5ioer, bi leper |, meb
be 2ommunitdtipnsmibler pi bar, er
n9iten ale Wenneifer Hoboer. Nue bar
lanet Itsrrs Mnlebning til at soe Snb=
flpbelfe pad Masferne eno t~ioligere.
OgIaa ri sr befiemie til at s0s Snbz
flDbelfe, life afene fom Griitne men
fom 2~utbsrnnsrs, Der bar, efter min
SperbeDisnine, faast en- flarere os fpl=
bisere Spfattelie af Cubs a~abenbarebe
Sanobeb enb nosen anoen 8efenbeffe.
gnbnu en- 5anfe. ariftenbommen
bar meb bele bort 2ip at gre, pgfa1
meb ale Stolefas. Sub bar ifabt og
ppbolber @erben, og fun ben, Der tror
paa 9ibslens StabelIesbiitorie, er
ffiffet til at u~nberpife | 9eoeroF. aun
ben, Der fer Cubs Sobfpor | 9iftorien,
sr ffiffet til at unbsroiie 0srbensbi>
itorie. Se iaa gennem bet belle. Ders
for, 0enner! bet er pou 5ibe, hi for
Mlpor taser os fammen for at opbbsee
og fremme frifteItse Sfoler
blanbt bort Jolt | bette 2ano, fom
bar betrpet os en- Misiion
Derefter 5srte ri ct Wuifftstte paa
pianoet at Mifs 2ansitaH. en- 2arere
peb Siolen.
Gad tolte prof. Big. 6an oplefte
snslebubfabet fra Sulenot: Qers
,rre Sub I bet bsiefte, Greb pao SOrs
en-, men bpeIebe fad forIig Deb ,,Sos
len fra Simlsn4. .aIbris forffummer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

Raar e9ierns benrenoer Jig til 5oIt. Der
a~perterer Slaoei, enten for at tsbe hos Dem
suer ior at rao GplpsniHger OIL bet aoerte.
uoe. beoes be altio omtale, NJ be iaa Qper.
tisiemeutet / bette 8lah BET oil pqre til
seuiiOis Eptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
saniisrena. ssrsas D. 4. ettObsr 1902.

Sdmfuneets 5ormanb tdlebe ct file
inoleoenoe Orb. 5srit lGite ban pau
Il Orb til aGrIigbeoens gris, l 8or.
13 Sap. 9an piloe forti9tte fra 81
termiobagsmpbst. Rapnte iao ON
5onen fra 6imlen og 5onen | be an=
ore 5aler ira Acknowledgements.
Raar Ri fda oisie 5oner til at lnos
for bore Siele. iaa blioe Ri glade.
9i faa 9l9oe / 9erren, blipe glade peo
bans Orb og peb ban @erning. oe ba
blipe ri Ititteoe til at Isle be ~foritels
liee Opeaber, 6erren bar lagt ben til
os, Sfoleopgapen, Misfionsop9aben
% bore andre Samfunbsopgdper.
s6erpaa fulgte Sangen: .Mer SeIs
ligbeo 9ip mig"
9aIt. 9iIoGg talte iaa uo fra bet
Orb: Seq oeo mig Inlet til Sdligs
beo uoen SeIus ariitus % BAN TORS
feitet." 9i tr9Fe bIanot Dem, fom
Ipge paa Stole, manee, Tom meme, be
oioe en- bel Del. Oct itdar Dem |
9eien for at l9re noget oroentligt.
Saalebes tr9Fe Ri ogioa uoe | pr9ites
gerningen mango, Der meme. De peb en-
bel Del til Sdligheo al Dem ielp. og
bet itadr benz / 8ejen for at tdge imoo
9isoommen ON ben t~orsfGiteoe. Oct
g9Ioer ogfaa for Gleper at faa oenne
9isbom. Marie isgte ben peo Seiu
5pober. Den, Der life Tan forens
8isoommeu om Sefus 8riitus, ben
torsf9fteoe, meb Rutioens 8isoom oe
OpbageIier. ban bdr taeet fell at Bis
bommen.
Gfter oenne Sale fang 5oridmIins
gen: .Ou, iom geien er os 2ipet."
0erpdd talte BAIT. !. 81. 9unien
ct Orb, tnnttst til / mi. 8. l. 6an
piloe iigs ire 5ing ub fra bette Orb,
pege pdd ire gubbommelige G9enifdber.
IL Der itodr: Cub tom Hoab /
gu. Om 6srrsn bar tall til Noab,
iioen ban lutfebe Nrfen efter BAN,
for MI, bet peo jeg life. Men mon
life Roa6 ofte bar t9ntt: 6erren bar
CLIENT mio. Gu itaar Der, at ban tom
BAN / 6u. Oct bar Raaoe og Barn.
6jertiebeo. '6erren glemte lite 1T
Barn. 9igeiua enonu. s Seius ariz
Itus er Sub aItto naaoig. 81 Sub
ibutom ogiaa be piloe Onr. Oct BIZ
Ter CUBS 8obbeb ogiaa imoo be ufors
nuftiae Sfabninger. Sfuloe ban ba
life ihutomms %. ,2ae Steos ba
bel tilfrebs", fom 8rorfon ipnger. 81
Der itdar pibers, at ban lob 8ejret
blQIe. Mddite bar Sub ifaanet Qre
fen for Storm al ben Iio. ben brep
for Vino og Bope, mull9 uoen dnoet
Ror eno Subs 6ddno. Ru lob ban
@inben bl9Ie. 6an mailer 8anbene
/ TN 6ule 6aanb oe bolber 8inben /
i'm Repe. Oct minber pm bans OIL
mogt. Get er gobt al babe benns far
te Cub iom DOR 5relier. Cub gipe.
at ) oeiau Der pua Stolen mac erfare,
at Sub er rig moi for uue BEN, iom
paataloe BAN.
Gfter benne forte Gale fang Ri: ,Sns
gen sr iaa trpg for 5ure iom Subs
fife gerneIfars", be fsrfte A 0ers.
pait. 4nfer minbebe iaa ON DIP.
9eters Orb til ben battle: o0bob Ri
bar, bet giDer ri big" 8ermeo Oilbe
ban bpbe gleperne pslfommen. 0Dao
hi bar, bet bill hi / bet minbite prspe
at gipe jer. 9i pil belle meo jer, bDab
Ri bar. Saa ftal bet NOT bliD. gobt.
Sac iIuttebe ban meo at betenoe Jorz
liageiisn % Sr0aH, 6ao 5aesreor, og
Ri fang be eprige 8ers at iioitnapnt.
Sang.
Sub beliigne Stolsgsrningen esns
mem bet btebnote Oar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04
y9anlferen"

bIlper ienot til Subitribenter, inbtil uotrni.
tslie Gpii9eIie mootaees al uosi~erne ue al
galb er betalt. / Guerensiremmeiie nleo d
Soreneoe Sfnters BoiiIope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-10-04

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Nebr.
~ sec~ond-class matter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-15
UNREADY
OFFICERS ARE CENSURED
FOR AN IMPROPERLY
BOY DEFENDANT SENT INTO THE
COURT IN PRISON GAR5.
CLEARING THE GRIM.
NAL CALENDAR.

There was nothing ready for the
trial jury at Circuit Court term yester-
day. Manuel Nleira, unlawful liquor
selling, had jury drawn but the
prosecution did not have its papers on
hand.
Willie Forrest, a Hawaiian boy,
owned up TO stealing chickens. His
sentence was suspended until Novem-
Der, Judge Gear censured the police
department for sending the lad into
court clad in the blue denim OF the
prison. 1t was not the first time that
defendants awaiting trial, until when
they were presumed to be innocent,
had been sent up for trial clad in pris.
on garb, and the judge uttered warn
ing to officers for the future.
Montana Colon, charged with as
sault and battery, was released owing
to default of witnesses for the prose
cutlon.
Tan Ping Sin by his attorney, F. NJ.
Brooks, withdrew his appeal from q
Hna NJ SD- for assault aud hattar,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-15

New York, July 27.-William J. Bry.
ans speechmaking trip to the Eastern
States has revived interest in dis
present position in the Democratic
party, and In what attitude he and the
party will stand toward each other in
the Presidential campaign OF two years
hence.
To ascertain the Democratic view Of
the present situation and that which
Is likely to be presented In 1904, the
Herald asked the members of the Dem.
ocratic National Committee to express
their opinion upon Bryan's standing in
the party and what they regard as the
slonal campaign.
Answers received from many of the
committeeman show general belief
that while Bryan must be .COnside"ea
a very important factor, he is not q;
all likely to be again nominated FOR
President. nor is II generally believed
that he desires to be nominated.
As for the issues to be fought out,
trusts, taritf revision and Imperialism
appear to be regarded as the most i'm,
portant. Here are some OF the replies:
Bryan is not a candidate. Imperial.
ism the chief issue.-T. G. Blanchard,
Louisiana.
| Parker and Shepard types Of coming
candidates .-Josephus Daniels, North
Carolina.
Bryan stands well with party and
will so continue. but cannot be nonI
nated.--John II. Senter, Vermont
Bryans influence stronger than ct
any time since he entered public HE.
james c. Dahlman, Nebraska.
Has the largest personal following
and should be considered in shaping
party issueS.-L. Il. nyan, Wisconsin,
Revision of taliff laws and opposi.
ton to trusts, two OF the leading is
sues john T. McGarry, West Virgil
ia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-15
LOCKED Up HIS PANAMA
FATE OF NATION THOUGHT
TO HANG ON CLOSED SAFE
ATTORNEY GENERALS STRONG
BOX HAD NOT BEEN LOCKED
FOR YEARs-HE FORGOT
COMBINATION.

washington ''''' 'N"" '
expert down mere at once. rms Is lhe
office Of the Assistant Attorney Geheia'
for the Post once Department some
one shut the big vault II hasn't Deeh
closed In hve years ana we uoh Nho"
the combination. Please rush man
because there's something IN the saie
that must come out right away hurry
up
This message was received over the
phone at the Treasury Department TO-
day and messenger rushed around
found an expert on safes ana the eN-
pert gathered his tools ana hurried 10
the Assistant Attorney Generals once
He found half a dozen men grouped
around a big vault in the back room
one of them looking first at the closed
steel door and then at the CLOCK on the
wall.
The expert knew 1t must be some
thing very important aud ala MS best
with the result that IN Few moments
the massive door swung open Inc sale
was empty. save for packet OF dust
covered papers IN compartment ana
Il new Panama nat on one OF Una
shelves. The man VINO had been hdSct-
ing and looking at the clock gave
cry OF delight, grabbed the nat thahk-
ed the safe expert glanced again at th'
clock ana rushed out OF the room
Everybody except the sale expert
laUgnCu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-15

There is no Family Medicine so IA
yorably known as PAIN-KILLER For
sixty years 1t has been used by Mis-
sionarIes in all parts of the world. not
only 10 COunteraCt the climatic in
auences on their families, but for the
cure of all diseases of the bowels, and
for wounds burns, bruises, etc. Avoid
substitutes, there Is but one Pain Kill
or, Perry Davis: Price 25c and soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-15

with gambling defaulted appearance
and a bench warrant was issued for
their arrest.
Tam Wan. unlawful liquor selling,
had his bond forfeited and a warrant
issued for him.
The case OF Frank Blackburn, the
haCkman who ran over Col. \. q.
Halves. went over one week, as the
prosecuting witness was not yet able
to appear In court.
W. ). Fleming, as commissioner in
the case OF Sophia Hunter Kahalcaahu
-. Manuel Silvera Pere;ra and :. Eo-
bayashi made a report to Judge Robin
son yesterday. This was the case
wherein plaintiff was found to have a
dover right in certain property left
by VIM. II. Pease, and Fleming was
appointed to fix the cash value This
he fixes at Sl339.jj, being the interest
on the amount she should have receiv.
ed as dover This amount Is assessed
against the defendant Manuel Silycira
Pereira.
Judgment by default was entered by
Judge Robinson yesterday in the case
of j. NJ, McChesney vs.. Waikiki Land
and Loan Association and Geo II.
Paris, tor failure to answer.
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Seventy thousand cochineal insects
go 70 q single pound OF dried cochineal.
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National Committeeman On Bryan's Chances

Bryan is undisputed party leader and
mings, Connecticut.
Bryan strong with the masses. bu.
without any chance of being thcir
uominee.-R. NJ. Johnson. Texas.
The people believe in Bryan, Who
neither desires nor expects a third
uomination.-H. b. Ferguson, New
Mexico.
Kentucky Democrats are devoted as
ever to William J. Bryan and ready TO
vote for him.-Urey Woodson, Ken
lucky.
Opposition to tariff and to great
trusts the Democratic campaign is.
sues. Bryan Is therefore lost imoor'
tant factor-Norman l.. Mack. New
York
Party reorganiZcrs may do much to
bring about Bryan's nomination for n
third timc.--lIcnry u. Clayton, Ala.
bama.
Bryan Is the logical and natural
leader and will yet be President
John G. Johnson. Kansas.
Tennessee Democrats look for an
other man than Bryan TO run for the
presidency. NJ. Head. Tennessee.
Bryan more popular than ever aud
sure to be nominatcd.-John T.. Os'
borne, Wyoming.
Bryan stands very high with his par
~. but too early to predict who will be-
nominated for President by the Demo
crats.-Joseph II. Ryan. Nevada.
Bridgeport. Conn, July 27.-Willnm
]. Bryan lett Bridgeport late this alter.
noon on a yacht owned by Lewis Nix
on OF New York. whose guest he viii
be for the next two days. The yacht
put into New Haven harbOr tonight
and will cruise to the eastward
through Long Island Sound tomorrow.
1t is expected that on Tuesday Bryan
will land at Block Island, where he
will stay for several days.
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REAR ADMIRAL HlGGNSON, WHO WILL DIRECT THE NAVAL
MANEUVeRS.
The first of tn" series of naval nonc' planned by the depart
which will probably
direction Of Rear Admiral Hggnson commander of the north Atlantic
Admiral Hggnon
The
Alabama Massachusetts
well the Montgomery Marhchcad
vessels