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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23
NOT TO HURT THE TRUSTS.

Walter Wellman, writing from Washington
to the Chicago Record Herald, says, among
other things:
"Anti-trust legislation so-called, but legisla-
ton which the trusts are wholly willing to
have, is likely to be passed by the present con-
gress. In fact, what amounts to an agreement
or understanding has been reached between the
leaders of the Republican party in Washington,
as the party Of the fist part, and the represent
atives of some of the most powerful trusts in
1.-THE country as the patty of the second palt
The agreement is to pass nominal antitrust
bill, but take good care that nothing shall ap-
pear in it which the trusts have any objections
ITO. During the last week, the representatives
of some of the biggest trusts and trust-makers
in the country, including the steel trust, the
oil trust, the sugar trust and the anthracite
program. They believe they have succeeded
"a their mission. They left the capital cor
vinced that they knew just what would be in
the so called antitrust bill when it finally be-
comes law"
II should be remembered that the Record
Herald is a Republican paper, and Walter
sWellman is Republican. He is not at all
likely to make any misstatements regarding his
party. These statements made by Mr.. Well
man are not surprising to u.s. Antitr legis-
lation will be on line with the tariff legsla.
,ion enacted by the Republicans. Both the
Mckinley and Dngley bills were framed ac
cording to instructions from the protected man.
ufacturers.
There will be no antitrust laws that mean
anything to the people.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23
and in that light, 1t is the noblest fact beneath
the stars.

THE Chicago and ST. Louis papers are max
ing great howl because the coal dealers of
those cities have taken advantage of the scare
ity of coal and put up the price Well, what
in the name OF common sense would they have
them do? There is not one man in ten thou
sand Of those who are kicking about the coal
dealers raising the price of coal but would co
the same thing if they were coal dealers them
selves. The coal men are simply doing what
everybody else is doing getting all the profits
they can. That's the game everybody is play
ing. Let those who do not like the game lend
abolish 1.-THE Coming Nation.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23
pROHIBITIONIsTS TO MEET.

The Prohibitlonists of Illinois will have a
love feast and conference at Springfield, Feb.
4th and 5th. The state central committee will
choose successor to the late Hale Johnson, of
Newton, who was assassiuated on election day.
"a state memorial service will be held on the
e evening OF the 4th. Ex-Governor St. John, of
Kansas, will deliver the oration.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23
FORTY.FOUR
{ COAL MEN
INDICTED!
The Grand Jury in the Cook County Criminal
Court Finds True Bills Against Coal
Dealers of Chicago.

The coal dealers of Chicago ale likely TO
have to pay dearly for conspring together to
defraud the people by raising prices to an out
rlgeous degree. The grand jury has been at
work on the case several days, and has sue
ceeded in indicting forty-four of the dealers
They should all be sent TO the pentent;ary
for term of years and be heavily fued.
When the government assumes the owner
ship and control of the coal mines, we will
have no coal famines, and the people will be
,sable to buy coal lat cost.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23
KANSAS, JANUARY %, 1903
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- THE EARTH BELONGS TO MAN. -
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Yet man shows the old ape folly, ~
Fighting en- the bridge and trolley ~
While the EARTH belongs to him! ~
There is room tor all Gods children ~
On His beautiful broad earth. -
There is work and food and fuel ~
For each being come to birth. -
On each mortal son and daughter -
He bestowed air land and water, ~
Loves bequest to human worth. ~
Greed has grasped for private uses
What was bounty for us all
Greed has built towering fortress
And sits guarded by its wall.
But the protest Of opinion
Surges hard on his dominion,
And his fortress yet shall fall.
can hear the tide increasing
In its volume and its force.
forsee the wreck and ruin
1t must cause upon its course.
For no hand can stop the motion
OF the tides Of Gods great ocean
When PROGRESSION is their source
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But beyond the strife and chaos ~
That must follow for a span
behold the peace and plenty ~
Of the Great Primeva plan ~
behold the full frutiton
OF the dreamed of new condition
In the Brotherhood Of Man. ~
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23

EAT AT THE RED LIGHT
the best place in town.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23

Try meal at the Red Light.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23

IN the march Of Progress
n There is many vain detour.
But the route is always upward.
And the aim is always sure,
And tho men may prove uncertain
Faith must look behind the curtain
To the God, who Is the DOER.
Since the molecules OF the matter
Into worlds and systems ran.
He has brought the life Of marshes
And Of jungles up to-man.
And to something far more holy
We are moving slowly, slowly,
In accordance with His plan.
There is marsh slime still upon us;
Of the jungle yet we smell;
For we sting and rend each other
In the mine and sWeatshop hell,
And our gteatest men rush willing
Forth to slashing and to killing
In the wars they love so well.
Once four-footed through the forest
In persuit of food we trod,
And we left the riddled carcass
Of our rival on the sod.
Now we starve and freeze our neighbo
And refuse his right to labor
On his heritage from Cod
Once we hung by tails from treetops
While we fought about limb.
We have grown to men. from monkey
Since that far-off epoch dim.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP is surely coming.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1903-01-23
NUMBER "a.
10 McDILL s SERMON.
OUR GODS.

The general war set up against trusts ant
monopolies is bound to be heard from in the
"outlying Districts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

what answer they would make in tho of His Holiness making
this remark The that Rampoas would
Leo died to be- borne by
Dividing public prominence with Rampoa Cardinal Cotti
dock aborc Last year he appointed Pre-
tho Propaganda which the greatest prize the gift OF tho
Pope.
monk the barcfoctcd Carmclite order and is Ii
guran Pope Julius H. But he knows how put humble at
tudc holding himself apart from the mieries OF this world like
before he threw away his cruc He displayed dPo
qualities of the highest order in the mission Brazil conded
him by Leo MIL In that country in addition tohe conflict
the civil and religious authorities the church in
considerable danger the lack of discipline and of the
dssouc morals which prevailed the clergy and the cpsco
To the asonment CT the Pope selected the
superior the bacfooted Cacos who happened be Father
Gott put end disorder reestabsh harmony between the
civil and religious powers.
Father Goi there yeprs rumphed all difficulties
complete that his the Holy Father
ccrccd him Cardinals hat Greatness appears have cnp
him, for though clothed in purple he occupies
modest the Forum Of Taan and sleeps monks bed
lie is go years of age.
Cardinal Luigi Orega d Stefano bears the distinction of being
Cardinal living that took part the election of Pope Leo
MIL He held the position of Camcrngo Chamberlain of the
Eu Catholic Church and for the brief period between the death
Leo and the election of Plus head of the church He
born in ls2s and created Cardinal by Plus IN lie has epua
tlon as an wholly sympathy with his associates
the Vatican particularly the policies of Rpo One of Pope
Plus official TO confirm Orega i'll the position of Ca
nerlingc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

"I.umcn in Coclo-Light in Heaven"
seems TO be borne out by the quarter.
ing on the arms on the csCutcheon OF
Leo Nil.
According TO these prophecies there
are to be only ten more POpes. The
last Pop" Is TO be a second Peter.
there having been as yet no other so
named since the first great apostle.
Then the world will come to an end
Unfortunately. however, modern inves.
tgators into ecclesiastical records
pronounce the Malachian prophecies
what we call now clever fake by
some imaginative scribe of the six
tcenth century. Malachy lived In the
twelfth. lie was very holy monk and
friend and disciple OF the famous
Bernard OF Clairvaulx. In which alb.
hey he died on Nov. .. ll4s. in the
fityfourth year Of his age. The
prophecies" were first published by
Arnold Wlon. a monk OF Monte CassI.
no. In 1895. The best authorities now
regard them as mere literary curio.-
tiles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

The election of Cardinal Sao the highest Office of tho Ro-
man Church has increased rather than ec the interest center
Cd about those leaders the Sacred College who lately
sdered strong Papa possibilities Though failing to secure tue
highest honors they will remain the trusted advisors of Plus
they of Leo Nil. . 1870
To Americans, Cardinal Saci, next Cardinal Gibbons is
tie best member of the Sacred College, for 1t was III
this country while serving Papa Delegate that he elevated
10 the Carnaatc formally vested with the scarlet which
marks the rank of prince of the church. This ceremony took
Mace in the Baltimore cathedral Jam 1896, Cardinal Gibbons
placing the red hat on his head
Francis Saoi titular Bishop of Lepano and for years
close Pope Kill mebcr of the college, native OF
Perupa and even displayed gifts of oratory of high ORDER
end to this accomplishment he added great of original
thought and marked facility writer Sato about sixttwo
years old H. -.
One of the striking figures of the group of men whose
preme ambition succeed the papa throne Cardinal Sc
rafno Vannute power in the church by lineage well
as BY education and achievement He descended from OF
those Roman families whose histories have been linked with tho
Roman Catholic Church for centuries His brother Nncenzo
also member College of Cardinals although of lower rank
Icing only Cardinal Priest. He was born in 1854
Popc Leo created Vannute Cardinal Bishop i'll 1887 and
gave him the See Fraca Since then he has lived almost contn
na in Rome and been the closest advisers of the Pope
Vnceno Vannutc years younger than his distinguish
ed relative He was created Cardinal in 1889
He is the only Cardinal of the curia who frcqucns what is
served for those old pacn families who remaining in their
to the Vatican decline hold intercourse with the
royal family True he has crossed the res
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

a., .,, ,,,,
Inc nis'o'! VI NV
OF the long line l9o nave oeeh i'ai'!'ns'
syrians, IL Greeks, 10; Africans, j..
Standard. A. French. "A: RurEundl.
q, ,a,, q. Soxons .. Baya.
AIs' - ,,.D'I-s ana psIeiRn l
rs ,,,aSiS,n -, ,,s others ia not
..I,',, Ear,v porss are
80, ,aIn,s on, c,nfassors and
fehera'eo aS 9"ss ,ot,ng tho
'nn e,',a ., ,ha hoot,aed seventy.
on.ile hr m.D a., ,nIrtw'thres popes
se'eA. -
"e'e ma u, a,o,,
The religious otuers s"pP''uu "Uo"'
seventy ropes u 'he 'n ,l 49, Tar.
euictihes nave CIV" '"',v' 49,,
thusians '"o' &c Sa' ne ..,,I,,an-
Dominlcahs iour' anu 'he aus "a,'
ana frahci"cahs many 49,
ropes We're inenipers VI 'osa' a'r 49,.
DIG iamiiies' pu' many pSo' nn,a. 49,
reacneu 'ne ''.'a aSJ ~ ,.a MI I'm.
nshermah. Auriah w. .no ' IS
ghshniah VIM ne'u .ns haanas arn,
inc soh Vi "on"n W." ssse,' H..
AT the door oi her pn,'sn NV" Eronoh.
pan Nv; was 'he SOU VI - "
man NC p"Ie ,,o o,,onmstanc.s
were IN ,e'y nsD a., ~ an I,aI.
90 "eie tnone VI ", aiso thnss n,
Mh poniin. ',a, ,an,a, v,
Nieho'as naan 80 sixtns v !,
Was u snip e"' p,,o " shon,
urn '"oo''' ""'
heru' o,,, ,on ,w.ptv.rv.
80, 49,, 10 h. a traJ,t,on
yea's an nuo ~ oau, 30 M matter how
so,u W e 10 whan ho began "Tbo,,
yous ~, 10 a m ,ha vaors ~ Peter" I,
s s."n o ~. IN ;hesa latin verses:
S,n, ~, aasunn,, iuysnas ad pontif,
w oa,rm
pa,u annas notr,t namo viders tamep
nn, les nredecessor plug IL.
hroSe througb This tradition by occu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
Occupants Of Papa Throne and Notable Incidents OF Their Career

DRY H. was % years old. Leo \. ma
Eonllace IN. We're about 80.
When Priests Married.
Pope ilormisdas, who was elected
H. 52i. was a widower when he enter.
cd holy orders. He had a son called
Silyerius who succeeded him as Pope
In 527. Silyerius was martyTed and
both father and son are yenerated az
saints. Victor Ill. had also been mar
rIed before ascending the throne; and
70 had Clement ". He had two daugh.
ters and when his wife died he became
q Carthusian monk. There are two
instances in which brothers succeeded
each other. The first Is that OF Ste
phen III. elected In 1852. He reIgned
I'VE years and was succeeded by his
brother Paul |. The latter was canon.
led. rhe other case Is that Of Bcnc.
dict VIII, elected In 1912 and succeed.
Cd twelve years aSter by his brother
John M. who was rope for nearly
ten years. Pope Eusebius had been u
physician. and rope John Xxx. was the
author OF a medical book telling the
poor how to treat their maladies which
was highly priced In Its day and trans.
lated into many languages.
Names Adopted.
Benedict ILL.,, S55. was the first
Pope to assume the title Vicar OF St.
Peter" Ia the thirteenth century. how.
ever, this was changed to the present
style Vicar of Christ" The usage
OF kissing the cross on the Pope's slip.
per. which still obtains. was introduc.
ed In 772 by Adrian !. The first Pope
to change ais name on election was
Sergius H. ,S44. John has been the
name most frequently adopted There
have been % Johns; l3 Innocents; Ia
Benedicts; l6 Gregories; IA Clements;
Is Leos; Pulses and s Alexanders.
Pope Cletus. the third Pope. adopted
the sanitation ever since used: "Salu-
tenn ct Apostollcam Benedictionem"-
health and apostolic benediction.
Popes Not Cardinals.
Valentine was only a deacon when
he was elected In S27. lie lived n
month. Celestine ~, 1914, who lived
but few days never crowned, Celes.
tine ". 1894, resigned and became a
monk. The Popes who were not Car
dinals when elected are Nicholas H.,
; 1855: Callistus H.. lll9; Urban w.,
1861: Celestine ". 1894; Gallus. 1862;
Urban W., 1878.
p Clement ". 1906, was the first Pope
} 10 remove his residence from Rome "a
/ Ayignon, The exlla lasted seventy
! years and for seven Popes, The long
} est interregnum between tho death O
3 one Pope and the coronation Ut his sue
y oessor was three years, after the deatl
y OF Clement w. IN 1870,
y origin Of Services
. Pope Telosph0rua, lAs, ordained tina
\ Lent should hegin on hnpuuagesim
4 sunday and Pope Gregory ! tho Great
! 300 introduced lhn ceremony NJ pal
q ling aspss 0n tbs head on Ash Wee
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

hold of the urm hut he has Queen Marguerite
CT with her than social entertainment in the Holy City
grandson of the majOomo am steward Of Nine Mere mother
OF the first Emperor Napoleon he is of striking appearance
edngN decorative His career has been almost exclusively dip
hn"tc ana until he became Cardinal was spent abroad
Cardinal Rampola, who believed by lc the lead
candidate for the throne by Sao gained his chief
Secretary of State for the Vatican lie il Scian and
born III lSl3 at Poizzo His family Mariana RamIoa del
naro and he educated in iomc. For years
chcd TO the muncarc at Madrid and Arch
bishop OF St Hcraces in 1882 He became Cardinal in TAX
title from the Church of St Cecilia and made Secretary
State in the In this ,on he administrator Of
property of the Holy Sec and one of the leading diplomats
Of the world
RamrolIa really the mind at the Vatican, and
ro eases could be cited of persons who have been unable
audience of Leo NH til they had satisfied members of
Rampoas following beforehand, during the most mi
rntc cecsm what they int nded the ronf aud
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

TOTAL DELEGATES, WEST
HAWAII .......... az
COUNTY OF MAUH-Third Repre-
sentative District:
list Precinct, Delegates ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

J.. the seventh Pope. prescribed that
the opistlc and the gospel should be
read In the mass. Pope Felix |. Or
daincd that the mass should he said
over the tombs OF the martyrs and
where there were none, that relies OF
the saints should be placed under the
altar stone. Pope Eutychianus. 275,
introduced the offertory at the mass.
Plus V. directed that the gospel Of st.
John. being a compendium Of the chief
mysteries OF the faith, should be re-.
cited at the end OF the mass. Ten OF
the prefaces were prescribed by Pope
Gelasius. Urban II. added those Of the
Blessed Virgin. Gregory the Great, In
troduced the "Kyrls" aud the Christie
Elelson". Symmachus, 4SS. prescribed
that the Gloria In ESCelsis" should be
sung at the masses OF Sunday and fes.
tiyals only.
Customs introduced.
Zephyrlnus, 2O5, ordained that chal.
ices should be made only OF gold or sil.
yer. and Euseblus, 2O9. prohibited the
use or any fabric but white linen for
corporals--the covering OF the challce
during mass. Marcellus. 30I. introduc.
ed the rites of burial with lights and
the chanting of Psalms. John XXI.
1916, established the usage OF ringing
the "Angelus" bell. Melchiades pro-
hiblted fasting on Sunday. Anicetus
introduced the clerical tonsure and Pc.
lagius H.. the sixty.nfth Pope. estab.
l:shcd the law that all clerics shall re-
cite the seven canonical hours. or "bre.
wary" daily. Gregory TX. prescribed
the little bell that rings at the time OF
the elevation OF the host at the mass.
Vigilius ordered that the words of the
conservation OF the mass should be
said silently.
last French Pope.
Gregory XI., who died In 1873. was
the last French Pope. Clement VII.
accommodated Henry VIII. OF Eng.
land for usurping the title Head OF the
Church. Alexander VI, the famous
Borgia. whose reputation present day
historians are rehabilitating. was Pope
when Columbus discovered America
Alexander III. abolished Tits and tour.
naments In Europe. Paul w., 1860.
instituted the Index OF prohibited
books and tho tribunal OF the lnQui.
sltion. His successor Plus w. estab'
hshed the Monies PIetatls" or Official
pawnshops. liOniiace V, granted tho
right OF anctuary to all persons dying
Tor safety 10 "A church,
Since lbgh "A g0TIgs nj nrnnhppiaa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

TOTAL DELEGATES CoUN.
Tf OF OAHU .,... .l2t
COUNTY OF KAUAI-Snth Repre-
sentative District, Islands OF Kauai and
Niihau:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
TOTAL DELEGATES, MAUI. .

. First Precinct, known under the
County Act as the County OF Kalswao,
has no delegates.
Leper Settlement.
COUNTY OF OAHU-Island OF Ga.
hu. Fourth Representative District:
LIST Precinct, Delegates ~ IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

TOTAL DELEGATES, coUN.
Tf OF kauai ..,,,,,,,., ~
REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL CEN,
TRIAL cohMlTTRE or HAWAII.
CLARENCE l., CRABBE,
ChAirhAn,
A. I. q, ATKINSON.
seeTs,sry,
gbs9-at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
LuRED By
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
CAN III GIVEN IN GLASS OF WATER. TEA on corrrs
WITHOUT PATIENTS ksoWIHDaH.

WITHOUT PATIENTS KNOWLEDGE.
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or destroy the
diseased appetite for alcohole stlmulants, whether
the patient Is a confirmed inebriAte, "a tlpplsT Z"
social dTnkeT or dTunkafi, lmpossbIsf ANYONE
10 have an appetite Tor alcoholic liquors after using
White Ribbon Remed,
IhDoRSED ~ NUMBERS oF W. cru.
Mrs A. NJ, Townsend, Secretary Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union: writes ~ have testse
White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate dTunkATds
ana The cures have been many, In many cases ne
Remedy was given secret y, chssfiuy fec ommsnd
and iniofss White Ribbon Remedy Memhefs OF our
Union delighted 10 Ind practical and ecOnomles
treatment 10 al Us IN our temperance work "
Druggists everywhere, Of By mall, S. Der bos
L, MOORE. Co, Sup, Press W, Z, 7. a., Ventura
Cat SOLD In Honolulu b. HollisisT Drug Co.. La,
Eon Street,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

n'say Linus 81 Peters churches said have
prohibited a musician Gle
be
of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
WA3 olzt1NaaN IT ER2Y AOczEIoY
VIE eL5ggNzyG ZLzV NMtAzR 0ELLAEzt2

Shamrock III undo sail In of her trial
spns These trials the people OF
this country sir Thomas this yacht The limit o the
skin uf british yacht constructors Reliance beats tho shamrork
Linton roues end o his ehe this class ri
Tuma hoNrFer IN tho event NJ defeat 'ph'm
purH bulliuF a yacht ul ihr schooner class
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
TOTAL DELEGATES, 4TH
REPRESENTATIVE Dis
rDIrT

COUNTY OF oAHU-Island OF o..
hu. Fifth Representative District:
LIST Precinct, Delegates ...... Z
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08
REPUBLICANS
TAX { n Office

A meeting of each and every Repub-
lican Precinct Club, throughout the
Territory Of Hawaii, is hereby called
for FRlDAI, AUGUST 2Sth, 1904, at
its last place OF meeting. At 7:3o
O'CLOCK =. NJ, or at such time and
place, on said 2Stn DAY OF AUGUST,
1903, as the President OF each Precinct
Club may name in a Public Notice, to
bs printed In one or more newspapers,
or posted in a public place. one week
in ADVANCE OF such meeting. for the
purpose OF filling vacancies in said
Precinct Clubs and
MAKING NOMINATIONS
for the Members Of the
COUNTY COMMITTEES.
a primary Election will be- held on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2sth, 1904,
from O'CLOCK p. NJ. to 8 O'CLOCK
+. NJ, TO ELECT MEMBERS Of said
COUNTY COMMITTEE under the
RULES and REGULATIONS Of the
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF the TER
RETORY OF HAWAII, said County
Committee to meet and ELECT AN
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES and
NOMINATE COUNTY OFFICERS
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1908,
at 1880 o'clock p. N.
The NUMBER OF DELEGATES to
which each precinct Is entitled In each
County Is as follows:
COUNTY OF EAST HAwAII-P1rst
Representative District. Hilo, Puma,
Hamakua:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-08-08

TOTAL DELBGATEs. HAST
COUNTY OF WEST HAwAII-scc-
ond Representative District, North
and South Kohala, North and South
kona. and Kau:
LIST Precinct, Delegates w 10
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1903-03-11
FROM TYLERSVILLE.
Repairs to Bridges-Mr. Pryor, as
Chief Guard.

TYLERSvlLLE, March 9.-Our rural
free delivery will begin about April
LIST, at least so say the powers that be,
Mr.. Prior, with a small division OF
the chain gang, repaired two bridges
in our border last week. The retention
Of Mr.. Prior, as chief guard of the
convicts by Mr.. Humbert, was mos'
fortunate for the county, as he is the
right man for the place.
There has not been much land broken
for the next crop as yet, which may be
we'll, as u copious winter rains have
a tendency to leach the plowed soil and
make it more compact. Guano being
a little cheaper than common we use
more Of it that the bill may be about
the same; how truly true that habit be.
comes second nature.
The high price of mules seems to be
an incentive to purchase. They seem
nor of q luxury to the farmer by rea-
son of the high price.