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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-02

COfce Agaln advanced on strOng cables. liz hi
receipts, an ndispostion 70 sell freely for the short
account owing TO the bad crop reports OF late for
MErAiS, There was . somewhat better tone
To the metal markets on both sides OF the water
for spot and era U.s. ID for futures. Copper there
advanced s. for spot TO ESt i5s.. and futures u.s.
NJ to fA ITS. 3D. Speltcr was steady A. 60 LIS
The following are The quotations Of the Metal fI
change Copper lake. spot. 1s7sc.: eiectroiyiic.
Si2i3,': lead, 300 spcIter. g. iron, Nortbsrns
No, 81; No tx 5000; No. !? pialn, Sis Souths m.
No foundry, Ga Mol soft. Nd No, . soft, SiH aSSt
mlll So ~
.AyAL SroRaa Spirits Of turpsntine, Ssla esoc.
Common 70 good strained rosln, % no.
PRoytsIoss Lard was auIet; prime Western.
sac,; ci.y. d1sSie rsened cogtinsp. 10c, South
sSos,Sc. Butter -crsSmsry. extras. 5il5c.; aSsts.
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Ex dividend.
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Interest in the trading on tho outside mar
ket to-day centred almost wholly In the Sea-
board Air Line issues. Their weakness was
tho more remark able in that It occurred In
the face OF q strong general market. From
the opening OF business they were marked
out for steady and .persistent liquidation;
points and the preferred AZ points The
selling Of the stock was said to proceed from
Baltimore interests. and Il was understood
that all support had been withdrawn from
the market hero.
Northern Securities. while not dealt In to
any considerable extent. was strong. closing
at s0h. az points above tho opening price.
and advanced to SIX. nearly 3 points over
the price at which Il closed yesterday.
With the exception Of tho Seaboard Air Line
shares, which closed at the lowest figures OF
the day. the tone Of the market In the Anal
dealings was very firm.
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Business Troubles.

Deputy Sheriff Goyan has received an
execitl ion against the Metropolis Auto
matte Machine Company of it3 to ~ East
Twenty third street Tor si@8 in favor Of Alex
ander u. Babcock. and has PIT keeper in
charge aud advertised the sale of the property
for next Monday.
Judge Holt OF the United States District
Court has appointed Frederick Wessop re-
ceiver In bankruptcy OF the assets Of the
Schuyler Hotel Company Of 81 70 - West
Forty.nfth street.
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'oto?ic. State. dairy. tubs. hrsts. Isa2Oc Chces.
.Ssatc. c.. small colored or white. fancy. l2ltc.
DO: Western. 2sc Chicago. Oct. l.-"Octobef
rfby and lard received support from the prominent
vanccs. The rest Of the list closed weak and lower
under moderate offerings. TheSe were chiefly
from packers. The demand was too light TO suS
there was little buying on outside account"
SU0AR.-Raw was quiet at 37kc. for 90 test and
3Ac. for 70 test Refined was quiet and unchanged
at a.ooc. for graduated.
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PROPOSALS.

ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET, New
York City Sept. 70 1903 scaled proposals, In trip
lIcate will be received here until 10 o'clock noon
Oct o. 1903. and then opened. for the manufacture
and delivery at this depot OF 900 Olive Drab worstcd
flannel shirts and 800 Khaki Field coats The
Olive Drab cloth and Khaki material will be fur
nished by this Department. other materials TO be
fu nlshcd by contractor. Blanks for bidding
specifications, and other Information can be oh
tained at this ONCE. Proposals must be enclosed
In sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Cloth
ing" and addressed to the undersigned. G. $.
BINGHAM. MAI. & q. VI. Depot o. NJ.
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yUD-TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS

wEpNEaDAT.
Paid by Sub Treasury to bhnks .,, s6 1so nm
Paid BY banks w Sub Treasury .......... SlI5 600
Gain 70 banks on day Is transactions. S20<t. 900
SINCE FRIDAY Last.
Paid BY Sub Treasury u banks ..,.... 49, 4OJ 600
Paid BY banks TO Sub Treasury .,,,.... 49, asi 900
GAIN 70 banks ..,,,..,,,.,,..o o. li8.0OO
Gain To banks same period prev. week. i62 600
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GREAT NoRTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY

wow iUTK, Stpl'rfDcT 70, lWl5.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Great Northern Railway Company for the election
Of three directors to for the term OF three years
may come before IT, will ne held at the Office OF tho
Company, No. 90 Nassau Street. in the city OF New
York. on Thursday, October 3, 1903, at II o'clock
In the forenoon. Il. T. NICHOLS. Secretary
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Oeg0n Short Line Railroad Co.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF tho
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Will be held
AZ the ONCE OF the Company in Salt Lake City,
Utah. on Wednesday October IA, 1903. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. for the election OF fifteen directors OF the
company, and for the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before the meeting.
The books for the transfer of stock will be closed
for the purposes of the meeting at the close of
business on Saturday. September 10. 1903, and
will be reopened on Thursday October is. 1908.
ALIEN. MILLAR, Secretary.
Dated August 81, 1909,
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PROPOSALS.-NEW LONDON. Conn. Sept. TO-
1903.-Sealed proposals In tripl,cate will be received
at Office OF Constructing Qua tcrmaster, New Lon
don, Conn, until o A. NJ. October \. i90t for CON
striction Of two Sets OF officers quarters at Fort
Terry, N. Y. u s. reserves right To reject or ac
cept any or all proposals or any part thereof. In
formation furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should he marked, Pro.
posals for construction at Fort Terry. N. T." and
addressed 10 Constructing QIartcrmaster. ~
Granite street. New London. Conn.
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This shows the grain movement:
New York: Wheel, Corr; ost, Rve Bar .lc
G 9S, sssSG ioss o9 1000 1920
Rseeip,s... 10000 $1,000 $4,000 10000 1852. cog
SHIPMENTS .2ss.ooo $4,000 2ee.o0 1000 1000
Receipts. .... $4,000 u7.ooo sss.ooo 5000 -.
Shipments l.6.OOO $4,000 100000 500. 10000
weather in the Northwest, bearish cables. slow
cash demand. the absence OF outside interest In
p. to any long
as well as considerable weakness In corn But
on the decline, shorts showed some disposition 10
wheat receipts fell on again and the s-aboard
clearances were unexpectedly large. aggregatlne
so4, 800 bush Then. too. the Southwestern mar r,
kets were hrmer. ST. Louis was again buying at
Chicago and Minneapolis reported . better cash
demand mainly from elevator interests. Paris
I'd to 9sd. Chicago received ~ cars, including OF
7eisOO bush, against iosa.soo last year The
total receipts at all primary points were i'oSoooo
Corn declined on better weather, more favorable
crop reports Increasing estimates on the yield
We're prominent Inc Price Cu1ysn, says the crop
is now practically. maturcd and good qnslity e
generally expected. The cables were unchanged
10 Nd. lower Chicago received s76 cars. includns
50 OF contract grade. Primary receipts were SO
loss %ss ecovssd on covens
with corn. Increased receipts Of corn and oats
are expected In the near future chicago received
l27 cars Of oats To day, including of contract
grade. ~
FLouR-Dull and featureless. Sales. 5000 bbls.
Receipts 5.5i5 bbs. and i2.2i6 sacks: Exports,
I,s45 bbls and ~ 100 sacks Winter In bbs: Super
1855: straights. SS7OaSs.so; patents. taas4. rs.
Spring In bbls.: Clears. 170@$4: straghts.
10 k9.5S.
CoTToN.--Spot cotton here declined s75 points.
Sales 900 bales for export and 800 for spinning:
delivered on contracts. 1000. Middling uplands,
l0.25c., against SIG. last year: New Orleans and
Gulf l050c.. against 9i&c. Liverpool declined 8
points on the spot with sales OF 900 bales; futures
advanced II to IS points. Manchester was quiet.
The move ment to -day WAS As fOlloWs.
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'Ex dividend.
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tho statement Of the Pennsyivanla Railroad
Company for August shows an increase In net
earnings Of o20s 100 for tho entire system. For
eight months the net earnings Of system still
show decrease ofSl6i 40. The statement follows:
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FORT MYER, Va. Sept. 10. l9O3-Sealcd pro-
po.as, in tIipllcate. for door and window screens
will be received until 10 A. NJ, Oct 3, 1908. The
u. s. reserves right TO reject accept any or all
bids or any part thereof. Information on applica-
tion. Envelopes containing bids should be in
r, HARRISON, q, N,
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FORT TERRY, N. ", Sept. 20. 1908. Sealed
proposals. In triplcste will be received here until
IL w., Oct. TO- 1908, for sinking 8 tubular wells.
Information on application. U. s, reserves right
70 accept or reJec! any or all bids or any part thereof
proposals. for sinking Wells" and addressed
s. y. BRITT. @. N.
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U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport. r. l., Sept.
10, 1905 Sealed proposals for dredging harbor
q Hysnnis. Mass, will DO received here until 10
4. ~ ost. e. 1921, and then publicly oPs pen
j. GILLETTE. Capt. EnRrs.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AN
TEIAEG RAPH COMPANY.

TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Dividend of Ono and Half Dollars per share
win be paid Thursday, October rs 1903 70 stock
Aoderso record At tho close OF business on Wednes
day, September 81. 1908.
The transfer books will be closed from October
to October II, 1903 both days included.
WILLIAM r. DRIVER. Treasurer.
New York September 10, 1903.
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The Gallatin National Bank

OF the CITY OF New York.
The lend Consecutive Semi Annual Dividend
NEW YORK, September 30, 1908.
The Directors of this bank have this day de-
clared a dividend Of SIX PER CENT. free Of tax.
transfer books will remain closed until that date
G. E. LEWIS. Cashier.
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Last Last
Toddn. Week. Ysdr.
Port receipts. ...",.... 36,Sl7 33,0Sc 5000
New Orleans estimated to-
morrow .....S,SU- 600 $500 6.205
Augusta 2403 1900 1850
memphis -..........,.... LILO H2 2.SS0
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. N Is .,,..
HOUSTON .......,.,...,. .lU,JJJ D,lyl 10, c5D
Houston estimated to-
morrow .,.,., II, 500 1900 iA,20O H%B
Galveston estimated to-
morrow .,.... 10, 900 l.. 900 1905 1913
The movement at the principal interior towns
was as follows:
Last. Las.
To-day. Week. Year.
Receipts .,,....,.......,..,ls. 1901 l+.2& 3i.5s2
Shipments ................,15.i8 400 10000 1850
Port exports. 1851 bales Futures here advanced
u to II points but lost part closing steady al net
rise OF to T. with esima sales Of 700 900 bales.
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
sasAe>s>~>>~~>~>~o-,>~ 0>>-->>~~->~-N->r~~~-N>~~~
TO THE HOLDERS OF INCOME BONDS OF TIL
Mexican Central Railway.

At meeting Of above bondholders held this day
the undersigned were duly appointed and author
ised to act IS protective committee OF tho bond
holders
We therefore call upon all income bondhoders
who arc dissatisfied with the oYer Of the COM
pany. made through Ladenburg. ThalmAnn d Co..
to deposit their bonds with tho Continental Trust
Company. 20 Broad Street. New York City. or with
tho American Loan and Trust Company. No. S
State Street. Boston. Mass, under plan OF agree
ment. the details Of which can be obtained from
tho Secretary of the Committee or from either OF
the above trust companies upon application.
Dated September 18th. 1908.
BENJAMIN F. TRACY. Chairman
SIDNEY J. SMITH.
OTTO T. Barnard
j. W. HENNING.
..' d. 8. RAMSAY.
N. w. JORDAN,
JAMES HAROLD WARNER, Counsel.
20 Wall Street. New York City.
BRYANT W. DINSMORE. Secretary,
a Broad Street. New York City.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
once of the Treasurer.

NEW
FIRST MORTGAGE 49, BONDS.
THE COUPONS DUE OCTOBER lST.. 1908.
from the above me toned bonds will be paid on
and after October lst 1903 at the ONCE OF the Sea-
board Air Line Railway. No. is Wall Street, New
York. J. H. SHARP, Treasurer.
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CARTER COAL AND IRON COMPANY
First Mortgage So Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant TO the terms
Of the Trust Deed dated the nrst day Of October.
sealed proposals up to three p NJ on the twentieth
day Of October. zoos, for the sale to Il Of bonds
a. above described. at q price not exceeding l05 =
and accrued interest, to an amount sufi1clent to
use the sum Of 3i5.775I7.
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
New York. September %. 1908.
The City Of Tim, Ohio. will receive bids until
October 10, 1905, for . twenty (2O year water
For particulars address JOHN e. DIEMER. city
Auditor.
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Total sales of bonds tpsr value,. 4.s7e.ooo.
Ell interest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
AORANG| ARRIVES

The Canadian-Australian steamship
Aorangi arrived OF port from Van
couycr and Victoria at o'clock this
morning. She came into the harbor
this morning and was locked at the
Pacific Mail dock at about s o'clock.
Purser Belimaine gives the follow
ing report OF the voyage:
Left Vancouver, b. c.. at i:i7 p. m.
Aug. 2ist and arrived at Victoria at
1914 p. M Left again at 2:i5 a. m.
Aug %. cleared straits OF Juan de
Fuca at G:iS a. NJ Experienced mod
crate n. w winds followed by g. f..
trades with moderate sea and fine
weather aud arrived OF Honolulu at
. a. M, Aug 20. on Aug % passed
full-rigged ship at 1920 q. IN. and at
1880 passed four-master schooner
Mary f.. Foster. both bound n. +. on
Aug 26th at 3:i5 II. M. passed a bark
steering east. carrying no lights. on
Aug. q passed and exchanged signals
with X. NJ. S. MOana, bound n f."
The Aorangi brings about score OF
cabin passengers for Honolulu. She
also carries large list of passengers
for the Colonies. Among them is Sir
James Hector. who made the famous
surveys in the Northwest. Sir James
Hector passed through here short
time ago. He went to visit the scene
OF his early labois. During u stay in
the mountains near Banff. Sir James
Hector had the great sorrow to loose
his son, who was accompanying him
on his travels. The young man was
suddenly taken Ill in the mountains lie
was in all haste conveyed to the hos
ptal in Banff. Everything was done
to save him but he expired after an
illness of only thirty-siX hours
Another notable passenger is A. 4.
Dangar, one of the most well known
squatters of the Australian common
wealth. He returns from visit TO
England. accompanied by Mrs. Dam
gar and two Misses Dangar.
The Aorangi is scheduled to sail for
the Colonies at 2:30 o'clock this at
ternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
H|lO HOSPITAL BENEFIT

Hilo. Aug. 2S.--Arrangements are
complete for grand benefit ball for
the Hilo Hospital at Spreckels Hall
Friday evening, September IL. The
meeting at which the details were set
tied was held at the Peck home IN Pun
60 last Saturday afternoon. The va
rious committees In charge are as fol
lows:
Miss Peck, the chairman OF the
meeting, appointed the following com
nittees, who will have charge of the
affair:
Hall and Music-Mrs, Elliot and
Miss Mabel Peck.
DecOrations--Mrs a. c. Mckinney
Mlss Ivy Richardson, T.. c. Rldgway
Z. F. Nichols, Miss Emily Peck, |, +
Ray.
Refreshments-Mrs, E. ID. Baldwin
Mrs. J. A. Scott Mrs. J. l.. Richard
son. Mrs. r. T. Guard, Mrs. 4. n,
Holmes, Miss Stella Peck.
Punch-Mrs. II. l.. Shaw. Mrs. Mil
ton Rice, Mrs. W. 4. Balding.
Printing-Mrs. II. l., Ross, Mrs
Stacker,
Tickets have been printed and will
be sold by the ladies who have enlist
ed their enthusiasm in the good cause
Already assurances have been received
o, liberal support from plantation peO
lie in all directions and the outcome i:
certain success.-Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29

Sales-29O olaa, slO.25: 10 II. R. 7.
& l.. Co, SIS.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.ss25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
WITNESS SPIRITED AWAY
CONTINUED from Page ~

All Sin. one of the women who were
inmates Of Chu Kin's place and who
was committed by Judge Gear fog per
jury In the case In which 'Chu Kin
sought to obtain the custody OF the
children, and who Is out on $4,000 bail,
Was desired as witness In tho pres.
ent matter
Commissioner Douthitt issued sub.
poena for her to appear forthwith and
United States Office Deputy Marshal
Winter proceeded to find her.
II developed. however. that the willy
All Sin was nowhere to be found and
II is as well as known that she was
spirited away to some place in the
country.
1t Is limited that a certain Chinese.
one OF the friends OF Chu Kin, took the
woman to the other side OF the Island
so that she could not testify against
Chu Kin, her former keeper.
All Sin, although she perjured her
self on the stand before Judge Gear.
intimated, when she learned that Chu
Kin was charged with crime, tnat she
was DESTROYS OF telling the whole truth
in the matter and that she wanted to
60 on the stand against Chu Kin.
It Is said that this fact was learned
by the friends OF Chu Kin and for this
reason 1t is supposed that she was spir'
tied away.
Commissioner Douthitt has contin
uod hearing in the case until o'clock
Monday afternoon. At the request OF
the United States Attorney, Chu Kin S
bail was reduced from $4,000 to s., 900
The matter OF the charge of forging
United States postal orders against
Claudino Piua and Francisco Lebryn
also came up before Mr. Doulthii, for
preliminary hearing this morning and
was continued until Saturday next
United States Marshal Hendry is now
| on Kauai for the purpose of arresting
Lebrun. He is expected to return Sun
| day morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
Outdoor Cure For
Painful rheumatism

Chicago, Aug. 10. - For rheumatism
outdoor existence is the only cure.
This is the theory of d. c. Hsnder'
son of Riverside. Putting this idea into
practice. he abandoned his richly fur.
pished residence of twenty rooms in a
fashionable suburb, moved his family
irto tent in the woods nearby, and 10
now practically well man. Hender'
son is a millionaire. He has vast min
ing interests in California and bust.
ness interests in the East. lie is n
graduate Of Princeton.
rheumatism, from which he had sut'
fcred for years, became acute year
ago. Treatment for six months in san
itariums failed to relieve him. He de.
clded to test the efficacy OF his out
door theories last June. He rented .
20.scre grove in Harlem avenue and
pitched 40foot wall tent under the
trees. Then he moved brass beds and
other indispensable furniture into 1t
and set up housekeeping for the sum
me-.
Beds. gasoline stove and a few easy
chairs and portable Russian bath
were the only luXuries he took wiz
him upon his return to aboriginal ex-
isteuce. With his wife and five chill.
dren he has inhabited his tent since,
ano now prononuces his experiment q
practical success.
Henderson said: The horrors OF
tie inferno are nothing to what | have
suffered. have spent thousands OF
; dollars doctorlng and have visited all
the health resorts. but my first relief
was experienced under these oak trees.
Since living in tent | have regained
my health rapidly"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
STEWARDS Story OF
FIGHT IN SEVENTH

EDITOR Evening Bulletin:-The fair.
minded men in the community now see
that J an opposed by the men In my
precinct who run politics with the beer
barrel. rotten eggs and boots. Henry
& VIDA brought to our precinct meet
ing last night wagonloads OF men Iull
OF beer, who acted like wild Indians;
and his chief lieutenants were Birbe
and Fabian.
While not claiming that they are
better than other men," yet | defy
anyone TO contradict the statement
that have around me, more than Vida
has, the men who represent the family
life, the sobristy and the industry Of
the pEecipCt; and they stand for clean
politics.
While some people In the commu.
nifty have been connecting my nam.
with Vida and his county ticket, have
been opposing his ambition for county
Office on the ground that members OF
the Legislature should stay where they
are.
i makes my blood boil when | think
Or how am being misrepresented and
viiiSsi simply because of my color.
On every street corner men. like Sen.
ators Crabbe and Achi are saying that
there is nothing personal against me
tfat my character Is clean and my
conduct that Of a good citizen: but
that they are compelled to fight me.
because The business interests" arc
against me, and then their followers
whisper words OF reflection upon my
I.CE.
TIE Vlda.Blrbe gang left the pre-.
cinct meeting about half-past eight In
their wagons. There were about sixty
9. them, and they made as much noise
as II they we're six hundred. The hall
remained crowded. There were one
npna'ed and fifty people and more left
behind, and they cheered to the echo
until nearly 10 o'clock at night tns
speeches of men like David Kanuha.
Joe Fern, Charley Clark, James l..
Holt, myself an others.
am confident that the precinct is
with MS. Why, Just think of 1t! Ell
J. Crawford nominated Holt to I'LL tho
presidency made vacant by the death
Of Judge Wilcox. Ben Fabian nominal
q Vida. moved TO close nomina
tons. i was done. Then [ moved fo'
a vote by roll call. The president II
{. Winston, refused TO put the motion
/ then appealed from the decision .oI
, the chair. The president refused Il
, put that, and there may have been
| trouble, because that was high.handed
! tyranny. But happily someone sug
gested that the vote for the president
be taken at the primaries. and VIC
agreed upon that course.
What we want IL fair play; and We
shall demand II of Sheriff Brown
y Lose police officer Jim Knplhea, was
IL the front rank OF Vidas supporters
We shall see to 1t that Vida does not
NIL up his saloon with persons not liv.
Ing in the precinct, and, after filling
them with beer, rush them into our
precinct to vote. Luckily, we have as
judges Jailor Henry and Mr.. Inch and
Captain Cluney. We shall expect from
them fair, square deal; and we ex.
pect to get It, The precinct Is with
US, and the Vida.Birbe.Zablan ticket
will be defeated by voters. who believe
IN fair play, in character and capacity
OF all men before the law.
August 29th. 1908.
T. McCANTS STEWART.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
A NEAT DISPLAY.

The long looked-for glass tank has
al last arrived and is now installed
and ready for public inspection.
The tank in question is Douglas
Tank of the Royal pattern. II Is
constructed with the front and sides
OF heavy glass and is so made for the
purpose of showing the exact mechan-
ism of all the Douglas Patent Closet
tanks.
Every part of the Douglas tank in
terror is shown to perfection and 1t Is
easy to see, that with such a simple
.contriyance and with nothing 10 get out
OF order, why the Douglas is so far
ahead OF every other.
The tank is displayed in Baths
show window, l65 King street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29
Yes, decidedly
We are more than ever in
tho
Engraving Business

and can do your work for
you at short notice. All
the newest styles. the lat
est wrinkles are at your
command. We keep post
ed, know what's in use
in the centers that lead,
and see that your Cards
and Wedding Stationery
are the kind that you
won't be ashamed OF.
We deliver cards the
day after they are ordered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-29

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
oEx, published In the Saturday 6uIIe.
tin and the Weekly Edition. gives a
concise and complete resume Of all lie.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Juds,
ments, building permits and real es
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
VI per year.