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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05

Onomea Is. F. June 5).......1 per cent
Waimanalo. ................1 per cent
IL. :. N. Co..................1 per cent
Hawn. Electric Co.........1-2 per cent
II. r. I. & l.. Co. (prfd) ......6 per cent
SALES FROM THE SAN FRANCIS
co STOCK EXCHANGE, AS PER
A. w. BLOW & CO.'S STOCK RE-
PORT, FROM MAY TO MAY Ii.
INCLUSIVE.
1856 Hawn. Coml. & Sug. Co. lat s4575
10 Hawn. Coml. & Sug. Co. lat 400
10 Hawn. Coml. & Sug. Co. lat 1880
10 Hawn. Coml & Sug. Co. lat $500
% Hawn. Coml. 4 Sug, Co. lat 1850
25 Makaweli ..................at 2725
~ Makawelt .......... LAT 200
DO Paauhau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1TI5
20 Paauhau .................at 1852 1-2
100 Paauhau ...................a 1850
oV dduldu .............. LAT li.oi LIZ
1876 Hutchinson s. =. at 1850
125 Hutchinson 5. Il. Co......at 1912 1-2
1I5 Hutchinson S. p. Co. ........at Is. 90
Hutchinson S. =. Co.........at 1915
10 Hutchinson S. p. Co........at .25
10 Kilauea Observation-Disclosures 100
~ honokaa ...............'...... at 1878
40 Hama Pltn. Co...............at 400
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
WILL PUT TAX ON
OFFICE BUSINESS

Much discussion is going on In the
ranks of resident agents for Ameri-
can business houses over the bill
which was passed by the Legislature
making it possible to reach foreign
corporations doing business in the Ter
ritory with tax and license laws.
The bill which is expected to effect
this addition to the license valuations,
Is an amendment To the law of 1898.
and puts 1t on the same footing with
the Pennsylvania law. which has re-
Gently been upheld by the Supr zoe
Court of the United States. This new
law provides for the licensing of for
eign corporations doing business with
in the territory. upon the payment of
$3.50. and tax of one-fourth of one
mill upon the capital stock of the cor
poration.
This law is called in some states
the office business law, and is meant
to reach outside corporations which
do not place an agency with a local
house but which maintain an agent
and escape taxation on the ground
that the goods are shipped from the
mainland and the accounts collected
there, so that all profits accrue in the
mainland. This will affect some of the
largest of San Francisco houses. but 1t
is said will not touch those establlush-
ments which have regular agencies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
whistlipg Language of Malabar.

The aborigines of the Malabar islands
means of which they can communicate
with each other over long distances. A
stranger wandering over the islands is
frequently surprised to hear from a
hilltop the sound of loud whlstling,
which is quickly repeated on the next
hill, and so is carried from summit to
summit until 1t dies away in the dis
lance. But perhaps the most curious
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
One Of Funston's Heroes.

the seven men mentioned by General
Funston for conspicuous bravery while
participating in the Philippine cam
palgn, has just died of typhoid fever at
the home of his parents in Ragersville
o. He was one of the first to respond
to General Funston's call for volunteers
to swim a river under fire OF the ma
tives.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05

A party of Honolulans will go to
Maui on the Claudine next Tuesday for
a visit to the summit of Haleakala and
a horseback ride through lao Valley
~. Richard H. Trent will be one of the
party, and he contemplates perfecting
arrangements that will make the Hale
akala trip an easy and comfortable one.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05

means of communication in the world
Is the drum language of Kongo tribe.
These queer people can talk to each
other with large drums made of bam-
boo hoops, over which the skin of some
animal Is stretched. The drum, how
ever is used only on important occa-
sions.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
H0nbuIg Bremen Fire Insurance &,

The undersigned having been APP
pointed agents of the above company
are prepared to insure risks against
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the office of
F. A. SCHAEFER C CO., Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05

Chamberlain's Pain Balm has no
equal as a household liniment. 1t is
the best known remedy for rheuma-
tism, lame back, quinsy and glandular
swellings. while for sprains. bruises.
burns and scalds it is invaluable. One
application gives relief. Try 1t. All
Dealers and Druggists sell 1t. Benson.
Smith & Co., Agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
Smith & Schipper
1873 Front Street,
New York

General Commission Merchants and
Brokers in Sugar Coffee, Spices. Cocoa.
Cocoa Butter. Etc.
Agents of the Federal Sugar Refining
Co. and publishers OF the Federal Re-
porter"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
German Lloyd Marine Insur'es C.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance c.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here, and
the undersigned, general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers of the seat at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER G. CO.,
General Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05
General Insurance Co. Tor 3s&
River and Land Transport.
Of Dresden,

Having established an agency at Ho-
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, the
undersigned general agents are author
lied to take risks against the dangers
of the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
f. A. SCHAEFER & &C.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-05

~ IioHokaa ....'.''.......'... .at 1919
20 Honokaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at ii. 90
40 Hama Pltn. Commencement 400
LOCAL PRICE LIST OF PRovI-
SIONS AND FEED.
Bran, $500, $4,000 to s3lOO: Flour.
$500; r. Barley, $31.O0; Oats, $500 TO
$4,000; Bacon, zoe. per h.; Wheat Hay,
$4,000; Corn, $500 to $500; Or. Corn,
$500; Wheat, $500 to $4,000.
Coast prices on Feed such as Bran
and Middlings are almost unprecedent-
ed. Lowest quotations being Bran s25
and Middlings 500 to $50 f. o. b. San
Francisco.
EXCHANGE.
Following are the current rates of ex-
change to countries named Gold
Basis: Pacific Coast, soc. per 500; $50
or less, 15c.: cable transfers, 45c per
500. Atlantic Coast and Canada, SOC.
per 500, $50 or less-25c; cable trans
fers, 65c. per 500.
Frankfort, Germany, "a IA per Mark.
Auckland and Sydney, SAIL
Hongkong, Al rs per Mexican dollar.
Annoy, Singapore and Shanghai, A
Ia per Mexican dollar.
Manila and Iloilo, 43 IA per Mexican
dollar.
Yokohama, so is per Jap Yen.
Hiogo, Kobe, Nagasaki so Is
London, sight purchasing, $3.50.
London, 60 days. $4.S7.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED IN DIS
TRICT COURT.
Maleka and w. X. Nahalau VS.. Wong
Shin King. Summary possession.
Judgment for deft. $780,
Yee En- Kee VS.. Mrs. e. A. Langton.
Asst. Judgment for pltff., $685..
Won Gay ct al, doing business as
Won & Loui Co., VS.. Lau Wal ct al,
doing business as Sun Lock Co. Asst
Judgment for pltff., s273.92.
Tsunetaro Yanagisawa VS.. A. Shin
basaki, deft.; S. Ozaki, garnishee. Asst.
Judgment for pltff., s13OS9.
w. S. Noblitt VS.. Peter Kanae, deft,
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd, garnishee,
Asst. Judgment for pltff., s2O56.
E. T. Winant VS.. Peter Berg, deft.,
Moana Hotel Co., Ltd, garnishee. Asst.
Judgment for pltff., s1O275.
Hoo He VS.. Now Fook Chong Asst.
Judgment for pltff., s216.O5.
H. G. Middleditch VS.. Isaac Harbot-
tie ct al. defts., Auditor of Ter. of
AAaNaii, 6dl iiiShct ASST. Judgment
for pltff., $319.4O
Kawamura VS.. X. Yoshigahara, delft
S. Ozaki, garnishee. Asst. Judgment
for pltff, $11S36.
L. f. Alvarez VS.. J. H. Van Giesen,
VS.. j. H. Van Giesen, deft., Auditor
of the Ter. of Hawaii garnshee. Asst.
Judgment for pltff., $36.50.
Bergstrom Music Co. Ltd, VS.. Isaac
Harbottle, deft., Auditor of Ter of Ha-
wall, garnishee. Asst. Judgment Tor
pltff., ss2.42.
w. S. Noblitt VS.. Sol. Oopa, deft.,
Lye Chong. garnishee. Asst. Judg-
ment for pltff., s15.S4.
BUILDING PERMITS.
c. G. Ballentyne; store house; 1-story
stone; Alapai ST., near Beretania.
j. Il. Crawley; stables; 1-story wood
and iron; Iwilei lot of Sanitary Steam
Laundry.
j. Il. Crawley; store house; 1-story
wood and iron: Iwilei lot of Hawn.
Fertilizer Co.
w. M. Campbell; cottage; 1-story
'ustic and single, lot No. 10, mauka |
side of King St., No. 1916 Pawaa tract. |
Jas. III. Craig; residence; 1-story |
'ustic; Judd ST., near Liliha.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

Shakespeare could lind Tongues Is
tfses ss,hs III tiie running t,rvtkk. W.,
q atonsr and g,sa ID ssN.ss
thing bat le fails 81 laenslau ~ m,a
AlbiliiA ~ nndlug 1 pleiure dfl,en is
matufe h i sttspe 81 several - az
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12
BREAKS ALL o
FROM ATLANTIC 10 PACIFIC I'M
THREE DAYS TIME.
Record 81 Most RemarkabIe Long
Distance Run in His Dry Of Rail.
reading.

All previous records for railroad
time from Atlantic IL Pacific coast
were broken on Friday, August Z.
when the Lowe special rolled into Los
Angeles at Loo D. N.
Henry r. Lowe. chief engineer of
the United States Steel column. left
New York Tuesday afternoon. August
4, at 2.I5. Immediately upon hear.
Ing Of his daughters fatal Illness In
the distant California city OF Los An
gcles. Catching tha Twentieth Cen
fury Limited oyer the New York Cen
trail and Lake Shore railroad, he
raced westward 70 Chicago at an nv
cfage speed Of AS miles per hour,
arriving In Chicago on Wednesday
morning. Hnrrying from the Lake
Shore 10 the Santa "a depot Iii d cab
which was being held In waiting for
him, the anxious "a her boarded the
special and was outward bound twen
ty.three minutes after reaching the
Windy city Composed Of coach
and h~otelcar Rocket and drawn BY
u powerful iron grc4 hound. with En-
gineer Duggaa Of the throttle, tho
Santa re special leaped into the race.
with orders To make no stops except
those 10 take water ind coal and 70
change engines and crews.
Leaving Dearborn station. Chicago,
the train struck out toward the south.
west with q whirl and a rush. Swift,
~ rising 10 the level Of the elevated
roadbed. Il was OF on lis way toward
Joliet before this grief stricken pas
senger had had time TO settle down
for his long ride. IN HIS anxiety p
cover the ground In the shortest pos
slbie time. Nj. Live repeatedly urged
that the speed be Increased. For 4
great share Of The distance he rode Ia
the engine cab. ana the rumble and
roar OF the mighty locomotive
soothed. In d measur his troubled
mind. Faster and faster the giant
ten.wheeier iiew Faster and faster
the local way statioi iiew by the win,
dows III an indietinet hlnrr. Crossing
the state 81 Illinois III a space of time
heretofore uneauale / the special roll
ed acrosa The Mlssi ippl At Fort Mad
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12
atnnk Al Exp0att.on.

The tiiief u The Nusins Esaf dif
partment of Iig4 stisak amuume hal
no charges viii i,e minute I'm ela1icR
stalls q pens IN any hiFHium d iilt
exposition i've Ht,.a shows nllliR M.
plies q thoroughly 10 pnuitr lip
ems and dogs " tU inrsuS ffartia,
sheep md swine Il haa issan allprav-
cd i d general ruie III itle lire fstnnl;
department.
Il Is the insnntiun "a nIala lis sS
hiiits Of live stuck Ill next Eanr
Murld'a Fair an;irels worthy nI tlpH
exposition maIihgnnnniis desire III
show The world The laast tfat tin di-al
wears III the twnufieth century f.apeAg
otner. come frsm where i mas Hnti
~ trent exhihlinrF mi i correspond
ife laHig Daing nvsny with al aaut
fas ana space niaraas 4 in flrsiaH
aI4oe Ut this idea.
Ehiai GniltirD also Esafsss that III
prizes viii ~ awarilan - ~tnasNitrA
Judges or the .i0naInaHe HsHlam !.
Inaging win ~ by comparison
throughout u%unoernins the Heas'rtiull
III judges ne says
THE Judges viii De aiHssan nm
their especial qualifications Hnfl ftfair
Intimate knowledge III the oimrartar
and qualities tiimt muhe EahR
fle the breeds nupnn which tiies VIII
ene Judgment, and thair nwasils VIII
Ne final"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12
Enn u arsr Figttn.

Tive HagamaAIlF aml Il InnE ami
stuiilsnn asHin WIN an alimtsa On mn
right lung. WRITES n F Hngsies af nm
Hlmr. Ga nnh Eaue me m Esrv
iF0ay thsagsiH ms srus iiml eamF As
d last res,sf4 q aHiaH Dr Enef TlHssur-
arx III uansllIaeim Tiss asnlefir
TaoeRal was striking ant D xsHH IN M
seet ii i f..w ttiea LEV 1N saf
fesiesns0 uIs health q nsulunsx III
Coughs Colds anf Ttrxaa Hnl Nina
traaiAls Guatanra ag VII trar
eists
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SINS FnrI ~1nrHmlr1imm ~ Winun 1Enur
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adtuasi nlssa., TIinnsiiE 1ie 1fa aaE.
m AKllgnHt ii H niag III aie aftirs
III III aiiisa ans near af 1ie SMITH r.
flsms-ai rIIirvIu asnmnanE ID lie Cat
rm iiIsai III tise aits m anta F.
nIDFsRall piisrrf Eier will 1a opened.
in sae arzsasama ii 1is liIii4r4 Plans
mH 8nraiiiiraffnnfs aari ls sstttn ami
mniinsI al IL 4lzne afilas AaaraeI
lnllaal aG il per sgsuft III riH amnInfi
~ gffis 1Id nassaissll ii-aNT IN me ar
mar al itie R.nnHrtvnlin Desallapmftnr
uuuumry gaill le aaunrsdI ram zis
slmut.HaIrl aiaItsr MIR t1ia faifiifII ner
anumanrut II HiH eumftzntr Tina aanI
ln1ly reserves t1ite riE.fr D. rtiHnr HnE
HnH an Hiilis
Hills IN aH i'm seaiHzil mrainpe7 mdl
~nnIn1HaEI HfrEuazHllH I'm Construction
az magmt
0tfIrns nj M 3 msnewatil. general
mmnnnssr, AmrsB s III. NiEsIHr 4
HAZE ST.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

M SrrtsxMf 58An1 1t&kAttU A41t&s IN AkHu
In John Asilafiis .tCnriuus Clsentnrr4
Of Zoology tl.ere Il o anussrtim Efrun
"a little Iartine lsaailst lrriIliHd iii NiaI.-
M in the reure lss.I. which 1alis d
musi wonderful story. AHinGn unuies
ms follows: .sT'hcrr WINS fmnti III Il
movie or rycke az anrn aimuai ms mulry
snakes. addrrk nnd tsffinr s~s.rlsrlrirs H.
there was slieilfes. so ns no aue al,siff
could II removed lmf There -lresnnEly
~aIa,enred a heaIe u onsly nn1 firrrs
s~erTrntes. Tile ennlTtrie men sdetar
myned Il set iire ul.,rn tl,e hmrlae nna
5 o attempted 10 do. lmt ii vaine. 1ur
the straw would filss no tire, although
they lRl,onred with al their wfttk ana
raiicye 10 burn them IN.
AT last there appeared unto chem nt
the top Of Tie heap il huge great ser
pente. which lifted M Ills head mud
spake will b nlarfs poycr ~ tle ceun
trie men. saying. iCense 80 irFes.cuie
your devise. FIR you sllalI nut be aide Al
accomplish our burning. far Nee mess
not l%sre4i,ie rs nature neither came M
here III our n ~ nepard lint MsFs sept
hs God 10 take yengena IN tbe aiunes
IN men .
Aailfot leaves us ii tae dirk III ta
what The eonntrie men did. buf Il Ii
natural ~ suppose tihi Tics surreil
delnd ii ance
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

isun, clipped OF . section Of Iowa,
crossed the state IL Missouri. bridgsd
the broad Missouri river and rolled in
10 Kansas City. Over the rolling
prairie land Of Kansas and on toward
Colorado. climbing the ever inrrsas
ing grade al the Rockies were ar-
preached. the special MOI only main
tanned the schedule laid ON for II
but kept gaining wi1h every mile 4
few
La 5nnta was reached al 30 3 M
August d. and resring toward lhe
southwest the special sflit the sol
fnde III the Colorado and Nrw Mazf
% wilderness. rlanEinE into AIbn.
queraue Al II ri From Aim
qnerqne straight crossing lie
mesas IL Sex Mexico ami Arizona
surmonnting The range y the Glorieta
mountains. fhe train reached sali
man. III western Arizona II
ia m.. Aug : Leaving herr i eilab
"a the Williams ranHe and entered
the Golden state across The GDenaap
river. All 100 Il m- ~ Friday. an.
gust I Tie train rolled into Los Angs
I'LL len hours ahead I'll Tie schedule
as originally planned. ne distance
from Chicago ii the Pacific coast hay
nv been covered Al ~ average nf
4s.s miles per houi having beaten she
time II tie santa Fe's Califafs ia Inn
itod by fifteen hours AMI sixteea min
uies.
while he va still this side Of fhe
Rocky mountains. Il was known that
Mr.. Loves daughter had passea
away Messages were hurried ahead
II the special As the wires were
down. the sad word vas mol received
IN Mr. Love until he had reached
Las Vegas.
iii spite N HIS disappointment
however, MIR. Lowe expressed his graf
itudc to the Santa f. officials who
had tried 70 the utmost 70 assist him
In HIS trouble.
.The time made BY The Love apec
iai is an achievement Of which we are
E#HE@A E#@4&
justly proud" said Passenger Traffic
Manager Nicholson o. the Santa Fe
.oar only regret Il that The extraor
binary speed could not avail Mr.. Love
ID til had hoped L might
This crossing Of the American can
tinent in se~gentyilrree hours and
twentyone minutes establishes a 20
ord FOR the transcontinentnl trip that
viii moi be surpassed for many DAYS
10 como, When Il Is considered that
the time was brought down to this
remarkably low figure only by extra.
ordinary speed on the level prairies
and the broad iablelands. some idea
the tremendous strain may be gath.
cred. For long distances a speed OF
considerably less than q mile Q min
nte was maintained. The route from
the Mississippi 20 the Continental a.
vide Il upgrade. with much steep
climbing in places
III 1900 d remarkable run was made
by the Peacock special from west %
cast. lis average speed being diT
miles an hour between Los Angeles
and Chicago. This train. however.
had the advantage 81 the downgrade
from the Rockies 10 the Mississippi
The famous Nelly Bly special made
The trip from San Francisco ~ Chi
cago Ii sixty nine hours a an average
speed ~ ~ t3 miles al hour.
BY a comparison Of these schedules
fair idea may b. gathered ~ the
remarkable record ~ the Love spec
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plsE ~ rnn - Y Al

a efiesals Nati gftapas assIaae ~
i result u hnlaHfa 1atE IT.
taxed 0rsanF I1lg afesf haebae4e
.s 0nallaltr and tms aaiaE hNf
tliauts u ~ NMg Nep In FlEF
fier pat Al enn All 4 al They 80
gan lat fbefaasb grE 1Hsar u
GgaSanteeN hR ~ Gfasss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

fstpiN Win good blood posaeSs strong,
STEADY nerves aud arc hlesi With good
apIellles aud digestion, aud rniay
sunud refreshing kleep II vi could
alNaya maintain Tie purity ~ the
hlaad then ye might enjey pelppluai
hesltlb bul Il lHaomes Infected aud
pplaNusd ana ulusi III HE ilis tllat Alllei
humanity aiid padegnine The eonatiiu.
tieA al aNss@ w an Impoverished
~ pqllNtet ganiliian niiAlsp Vial iluld.
NhfAshe lioali IA dHeaapd lipAkin
a NV NJ aitlAY NIs sIaugr, aud lil0
falH sion lia HeklNesa ana tganly
All pAsRs tfl @nd guukl ARa inll iii
lltp fa Nii EIlatfll9 1fTtlnR tCaik
A iuls, lla5 llp ~ hollis AnA fasl
fi 9 tAA lY Nlu
f 81 900 Him Nul \
AAa tAha iAE Af fNlla
NNEH8 sfti4 lfliii5 la4
dg W assn
Peg it arY li
AA
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lttffA Hlas tltlf f5taN
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

It'll This aclsevaHss.u1 Wiil NJ ilngyri
IN red letiors IN tie annals III mil.
reading.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

nm mrm.smmlA Benefinrar Haa s..nr
tf,s glnsussr mlrn &.5asaaN Ennla
Ruasssn saHs iaaliF ne lHH &C #lH
IautF.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-08-12

90 thfep NnssR n 4et44 w ~
hsAAf ietf q $40 llas,s lbe alfaase
hW Az 40 tMtA N fNRNsAA NQs
fRkF Hslgkk RHa FReAW nse ti49h
ala eNiisfi fNu NkfNit IAla 10
sit lss4 sSlessA ava ~ ~ ~
tHap1, s3 fli aNiaA 6 N4BN
fes ltesf aeiY 1hietl sileasi
MAN i n8
tlt seAis
= ADl ~ gNf 4H4 NsD
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mmfEs4Euu1asyc flaa ltd
SIN am Il esInp gln 1tdn MINI A,iis
IA rbsmstwgmliiaasa 1al sIan NH What,
El9E sail M M - ms lI1rtsyITTs Nliitf
q rs4 34tfi ~ naais ssnnsir H~IsaszeI Esma
WIZ TEEN. saimlisl II fa I'M mrrl
Mle1stsf xgils eq1rssr.sn Wsfth ssiarne and
Idlsm1een.
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CtncsrItlnE tte AlsEef
IaFn 4 hiatt te M Nach s
mofe Nasiefa ne n
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-13

49,. r 51L
The Thermometers stood at LIS degrees
In the Gun, which is quite difference
from Saturday, week ago, when a
person felt comfortable in fur coats.
Theo. and Selma ROssell, Albert and
Teckla Shoberg and Carl Rossen were
entertained at N. P. Anderson's on
Sunday.
T. M. Johnson has purchased a
horse aud buggy from F. L. Holm for
consideration of $3.50.
The P. L. S. picnic which was
mentioned last week will be given at
Jonas Berg's next Saturday, June Ii.
The principal amusements will be, first
ball game between the Harrison team
and the P. L. S. team, which will be
played in the afternoon. Later the
society members will render q good
program. Refreshments will be sold.
Everybody should take in this picnic
and try to make it success for the
Progressive Literary society.
Elmer and Hiding Smith of Grove
City are spending their vacation at
their uncle's, P. L. Westlund's.
KATTr
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tennessee,

June 10.
Miss Hulda Carlson, who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. c. Miller,
in Mir neapolis the past winter, re-
turned home last Monday, where she
will spend the summer.
Marcellus Peterson has been busy
painting Perry M. Johnson's barn the
past week. That's right Marcellus,
you'll soon be an expert painter, if
you keep at the job.
Miss Tilda Hsllberg is working in
the millinery and dressmsking shop
at Atwater owned by Miss Anna Pc
terson, formerly of Fahlun.
Another % Is was gathered for the
benefit of the Sw. Luth. church at the
coffee social given at G. M. Carlson g
last Wednesday. Next Thursday, a
coffee sociable will be given at J. P.
Lindquist's house.
F. A. Anderson returned home from
Kenmare, N. D., last Thursday. Fri
day he assisted his brother shingline
the barn in Atwater belonging to S.
P. Nj Peterson.
V csor- Peterson of Lake Elizabeth
was seen in this vicinity last Wednes.
day.
Last Saturday is marked down fol
one OF the wsrmest days this spring.